Dover High School - Doverian Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Alton Smith (on top) tries to score on his C.R. opponent. Alton was one of Dover’s top wrestlers. He took a third in the Diamond State Conference Meet. (Above) Dover’s Dickie Holland (on top) keeps from being taken down by his opponent. Bottom) Dickie gets the best of his foe and goes for the pin. (FRONT, L. to R.) R. Holland (co-capt.) C. Leto (head coach). (2nd ROW) J. Prentiss, A. Smith, J. Sylvester, R. Dale, D. Bruner, D. Bloore, G. Wyatt (mgr.). (3rd ROW) W. Larrimore, L. Whitham, J. Warner, V. Accetta, R. Cook, L. Scotton. (4th ROW) R. Krostoski, C. Hodges, J. Morrison, G. West, W. Postle, W. Novinger. (Absent) R. Marvel (co-capt. SE er cor tt: pei

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[tom (FRONT) S. Morton, T. Kimmel, P. Carret, M. Little, R. Brown, N., Mano, W. Brown, J. Courtney, D. Queen. (MIDDLE) T. Walters(mgr.), P. Guessford, M. Wagner, R. Short, J. Lecompte, G. Johnson, R. Holland, R. Mader, M. Kreisher, K. Workman, L. Jarman, J. Abbott, J. Prentis(mgr.). (BACK) G. West, B. Remondi, G. Butler, M. Robinson, M. Durkin, W. Godwin(capt.), C. Carroll, J. Debolt, E. Topping, R. Grimm, F. Tar- burton, W. Wagner, R. Leisey, G. Wyatt(mgr.). (Absent) K. Moore, D. Artley, R. Brown. The Senators’ track squad had troubles in duel and tri meets, but placed high in the larger meets. The thin- clads took thirds in the Dover Relays, Diamond State Conference Meet, Seaford Invitational, and most im- portant the State Meet. Standouts on the squad were captain Bill Godwin in the high hurdles and 440; Ken Moore, broad jump and Bill Godwin, Chet Carroll, Dick Brown, and Gordon Johnson practive baton passing in preparation for the coming relays. 90 hurdles; Chet Carroll and Don Artley in the sprints; and John Debolt and Ben Remondi in the field events. Coach Hackett and assistant coach Ginsburg have a young squad, which has had a lot of experience, com- ing back next year. This team should produce some fine results. (head coach), and Larry Ginsburg (ass’t coach) headed the Dover thinclads. (| to r) Bob Neylan (mgr-coach), Elmo Hackett

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SENATORS EXTENDED STREAK After forming the state’s longest winning streak at 29 wins straight, the Senators were stopped by Wicomico. The Dover sackers had a very impressive record of 14 wins and 1 loss. In the process they won the Diamond State Conference Championship by going undefeated in 12 games. The Dover nine showed their stuff where it counts by beating a strong Salesianum team 2 to 1 and thrashing Mt. Pleasant 9 to 2. The Senators will be hard hit by graduation this year as 11 players will leave Dover High. However, if all stands as in the past, a good team will be rebuilt. Much credit must be given to Coach Andrus as he has turned out the best baseball teams ever produced at Dover. He had fine help from his assistant, Coach Leto. Bob Reed’s almost flawless pitching and Jim Somer- ville’s valuable fielding combined with acrobatic base- running helped the capital winning season. The outfield of Jim Ake, Jim Calhoun, and Lance Hardy provided a strong outer defence. Hardy is the only starter returning. Ed Martin, Nolan Ray, and Larry Caniford supplied the rest of an omnipotent infield. (KNEELING) D. Dickenson, M. Geiger, J. Shaw, E. Calhoun, L. Hardy, V. Hutchins, J. Sylvester, N. Ray, J. Ake, (STANDING) R. Andrus (head coach), C. Ergenzinger, R. Reed, J. Calhoun, L. Caniford, R. Thomp- son, R. Zeigenbein, E. Martin, R. Sylvester (mgr. coach), J. Somerville, C. Leto (ass’t coach).