Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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” saat ements a eguiasay aia aes. = a Front: Kay Brown, Suzanne Beader, Sarah Bowler, Joan Taber. Row 2: Artis, Frank Virdin, Jack Layton, Ernie Zimmerman, Gene McNinch, Mr. John Hill, Wayne Holden, Gerry Wall, Judy Simpson. Row 3: Kerry Haines, director. Absent: Jack Tarburton, Tom Hafner, Pat Williams, Toll, Bill Wagner, E. Thomas, Paul Garrett, Bob Brown, Tyrone Baines, Richard Winder, Henry Roper, John Pancoast, Fred Breme. Joe Bailey, Harry Pisapia. Row 4: Fred Hufnal, Dale Slaght, Wayne Majorettes and color guards posed in front of the campus after school. Aht al A af Mrie Kneeling: Donna Dorzback, Audrey Rigby, Sandra Alexander. Stand- ing: Maria Deuble, Joan Bernegger, Connie Dabson, Sandy Hynson, Joan Irwin, a er yea. Predes Sse

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Band. Front: Carol Konschak, Mary Lou Lobaccaro, Joseph Cassey, Pen- elope Layton. Row 2: Margaret Roper, Arlene Harper, Terry Bryan, William Scotton, Kathy Kent, Patricia Parres. Row 3: Jack Fifer, Fred John Hill, Ruth Heite, Gerry Wall, Dale Slaght, and Sam Kendall got together for a jam session. They were chosen to represent Dover High in the State Band Concert in Atlantic City, March 22. The concert was given at Mt. Pleasant High School, March 17, where they practiced. Tarburton, Harriet McGinnis, Paula Cook, Clifford Wurster, Pat Weaver, Carmine Pisapia, Sharon Gray, Richard Kast, Alan Kessell, Samuel Ken- dall. Row 4: Holly Fulmer, Edith Wilson, Priscilla Kulhanek, Harriet Wharton, David Mackes, Ruth Heite, William Geissel, Robert Berglund. Kootes istonedh fo A ruffle of drums brought the football crowd to attention as the sixty-eight piece Dover High Band stepped smartly down the field. Mr. Haines, band director, led the group through intricate maneuvers with the flags of the color guards flying and the majorettes’ batons twirling. In addition to marching at football games and playing at assemblies, they performed at the Police Graduation, Halloween Parade, State Firemen’s Convention, Loyalty Day Parade in Cambridge, and for a spring concert. On February 18th, this popular group of musicians demonstra- ted in an unique assembly program how drums carried the rhythm, the trumpets the melody, the brass the counter- melody, the woodwinds the frills, and the French horns filled in the cracks like “jello”. The band demonstrated the difference in marches by playing first a standard Sousa march and then a modern march, “Totem Pole”. Maggie Roper, Harry Pisapia, Sam Kendall, Ernie Zimmerman, Jack Tarburton, and Ruth Heite formed a .“sextet’” and played the “Dixieland Concerto”, joined by the band.

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After the Christmas assembly, Pat Stevens, glee club accompanist, played Christmas carols for Mr. Streett and glee club members. Glee Club. Front: Pat Stevens (accompanist), Marcia Maltz, Sandy Mulcahy, Diane Orndorff, Arlene Cohen, Judy Oster- berg, Liz Feller, Earl Pleasanton, Kenneth Sipple, Mitchel Hansley, Suzanne McCoy, Joyce Short, Joan Long, Pam Sheffer, Mr. Streett (director). Row 2: Joan Irwin, Eleanor Hutchins, Sharon Wallace, Lori Robinson, Nancy Whiting, Sandy Studley, Clara Lou Frear, James Sevast, Jim Philyaw, Jerry Burge, Marilyn Henshaw, Lorraine Healy, Susan Hynson, Judy Ergenzinger. Row 3: Linda Conard, Ann Christianson, Momilani Sokoloff, Ingrid Magnus, Keith Kreisher, Everett Warrington, Alan Peters, JoAnn Plunk, Joan Kennett, Faith Terry, Donna Gagen. Row 4: Anne Hynson, Doris Ann Ziebutski, Sandy McGann, Mary Parker, Louise Carter, Helen Grampp, Ralph Jones, Bill Mackie, Tom Parker, Bob Bradshaw, Tom Mercer, Judy McGhee, Arlene Sinclair, Joan Kullman, Margaret Ann Kennedy, Not Present: Rubin Pikus, Bob Harper, Marie Baker, Marcy Yergey, Jenifer Tracy.