Dover High School - Profile Yearbook (Dover, NH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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SUPERINTENDENT GORDON L F OX Our headmaster Mr Wat son has worked diligently and faithfully for the students of Dover High School He has been a very understanding and cooperative administra tor sincerely devoted to the task of helping each indivi dual to attain an education and enioy a happy and suc cessful future His friendly smile and cordial disposition has Won him many friends among the students of Dover High School We the class of 1947 are sincerely grateful to Mr Watson for all that he has done for us and for a genial and inspiring friendship which W1ll last forever We, the Class of l947, find it difficult to express in mere words the gratitude we feel to the man who has been our efficient and helpful Superin- tendent. Mr. Gordon L. Fox has done much probably more than most of us realize to raise and preserve the high standard of education now existent in our community This great Work which he has so successfully accomplished together with his outstanding character and friendly person ality has strengthened the lives of each of us and for this We are eternally grateful HEADMASTER MURRAY H WATSON 1 A 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 ' - 1 - 1 1 Members of the Facult Front Flow Mrs McHugh M1ss Farley Mrs Ham Mr Chag Mr Watson Mr Walker M1ss Foley M1ss Valley Mrs Alderman Second Row M1ss Hayes M1ss McCooey Mxss Boyd M1ss Robinson M1ss OBr1en MISS McDonough M1ss Buckley Mrs Grady Mrs Hasty Thlrd Row Mr Beasley Mr Flaherty Mr Carter Mr Blshop Mr Dodge Mr Langley Mr Anderson Davis Vocational Facult S1tt1ng Mr George Kay Mr Bernard Smlth Mrs Harrret Iackson subsh tute for MISS Ohver and Mr Charles Pans StCIT1dlI'lg Mr Damel Flmt Mr Damel Webster and Mr Ioseph Herhhy 'Rx DOVER H GH SCHOOL SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Herbert Tlbbetts Pres1der1t Kenneth LeW1s VICE pres1dent Mary Kagelelry Secretary Edouard Peloqum Treasurer Faculty Advisors Mr D C6C1l Carter M1ss Mabel E Hayes Mr Clarence Webster M1SS Anna K Buckley CARROLL CHARLES ABBOTT A harmles lad Wllh a baby fame Squeaky to IIIS frlends A man not to be mlsludged by hls qulllble looks hes a wolf at heartlll One ol the class of 47 flne t maclllnl ts ROBERT ELI ABRAHAM I am very fond of the Company of IGdlC Abe IS known for hls tall tales llkes basketball and leeplng Is a member ol tlle loyal Order of Mldqets PAUL NATHAN AKERS Hope IS the Chlel blesslnq of man DIANA ANDREWS A falr exterlor IS a sllent recommendatlon Dlana IS a peppy qal a cheerleader wlth a Greclan proflle Voted LAWRENCE STANLEY ANGELL These are llmeS that try a man s soul Larry IS that lovable lad seen around Dover Hlgh wlth the engag lng smlle and wlnnlng ways A serlous fellow Wllh deflnlte alms for the future BEVERLY RUTH BARTON lll hllCh my wagon to a star Bev IS a Durham glrl wlth energy galore A swell glrl full of fun Ambltlon MUSIC teacher Good Luck' CARL SHERMAN BATCHELDER A bachelors tlme to marry never comes Carl the helpful classmate of 1947 A talkatlve but cheerful fellow LOUISE EDITH BAXTER A merry heart goe all day Barney a glrl wlth a sweet smlle pleaslng personallty A whlz at olllce practlce Enloy people and lots of fun Class Venus. 6 THERESA DORIS BEAUDI I You re only yo na once The girl with e pleasing smile and magnetic per onality PAUL ARTHUR BEAUDOIN CU I IO O C C Paul is a good student his handsome countenance ha Non the hearts ol many girls but alas Daul mst t on plavina the held GLORIA lvl BICKFORD She i or an e but to all t me Gloria the energetic blonde A grand sport Ambition nurse Lucky patient IAMES EDWARD BILLINGS An hone t man is able to speak lor him ell lim is a quiet member ot our Class well liked and well man nered Hopes never to be seen working MYRA ELIZABETH BILLINGS Tomorrow is another day A hard worker and not appreciated nearly enough ls willing to help anyone at any time Here s to a true friend ESTELLE R. BOUCHARD We meet thee like a pleasant thought Class slick-chick W known lor her vast wardrobe and provoca- tive hair-do. Has a passion lor art with skiing secondary. LEO DENNIS BRENNAN Travelling is no lool's errand Meet Adonis l A tall slim Portsmouth boy who is here lor Voca- tional training. A whiz on the basketball court. The ladies' man. MARIORIE ANN BROWN Have a good word for everyone The girl with the lady-like ways. Well liked and cr good sport. Loves to dance. ,iq- 4- ,Iwo lx T-,7 'Ui' ...it n-I-f 4. 'vi- W' w-,p C? 'N-o i ALICE MAY BRYSON e l f. Tl fx Lf Ou et and l1y Allce IS one ot the S1lent Clai men a qood nr 1d pe to travel world wtde WL WI l1 yc,r1l11fk' ETHEL MAE BURNS not 1nx1c..1 1 :1 1: I-Iere 1 llle Ll1amp1on gum cl ewer X' grand grrl Voted rnoqt at llOl1f' DI NIS IOSEPIPI CALLAHAN 10 Naval Vet Slow movtna but qulck wlttud Ha coal llack l1a1r and devxll n brown eye OTIS HERBERT CAMMETT IR O Tall dark and l1ana or11e Bud lb an Area Vocatlonal tddent lrom I eter ll ar ae! loade o attentton but women run a close erond I known Uflll qorgeou b1a brown eyes EILEEN R CARR l O HOV HDI The l1y ITIOIIILJCT 'fur ala Lady l1ke and qu1et IAMFS IOSFPH CARROI L Batch 1 a lady ktller Wonen I1ef.la1n1 are us avor1te Qub Jec Ha hope ol bemg a B T O From l1ere 1t look prett br1al1tlorl11r111r1 tl1c luture LEO FRANCIS CARROLL flff O Yll Llllif lllflll QL, Eresxdent ol Vets Orqamzatton A hard worker and a oyal lnend C et around expertly on llle dance lloor DOROTHY LOUISE CASSELL A 1111 can 'shatter a Ca tle 111 the an Dot IS au1et and hy a g1rl w1tl1 b1g a111b1t1ons Her hobby IS explorlnq 16495 L--19 'T 19' S.. 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I 5-as 4-3 MARIORIE I-I CATE O 0 tton questxon Im eady Io the q e hon lvlargte IS the gal wlth the merry drsposxtlon and the sparkltng wrt Dresses up to the m1nute wrth very good taste LEO RICHARD CAUCHON Small but does he lay them' Well known ID cross country and track circles Well lrked quiet and ambttxous PAUL IOHN CAZAGLIS A good eputatron rs a Ian' estate A Strand Theater usher who loves hls Job Paul rs the owner ot some of the loudest bow tres IH the school as a matter ot tact Paul IS a sharp character HAROLD LESLIE CHAPMAN A man that has d1 1ples1s not q I b t LUCILLE ALICE CHAREST Hang sorrow core vull knll cx cat Lucrlle IS a gum chewer constant and contlnual Has a mce sm1le pleasant ways PHYLLIS M CHURCHILL EGFHESIHCSS li genllli Phyl IS the cheery chlck who hums around the o Ice Her only weakness IS men men menlll RITA T CLOUTIER To thme own se-lt be true ROGER HAROLD CLOUTMAN A man may smxle and smtle and sm1le and sttll a vrllatn be Small and dark wlth an mtecttous laugh Letterman In Iootball and voted the best student and class gentleman A grand fellow 49' ...gd or? a dd cient 'rrrrr' K-NOS .fx If :Ar 9 Fil HHIC I' lx exe IOI VICIOR DAHIBI I'-IC IR ' e be t Io ic na fellows in our class I irresistible I 'iny fit o has a AGGKHQSQ for x omen CLAYTON GEORGE DAME A mar cf pleasant ways One of the quiet fellows in this class but still a Romeo Wants someday to be someone We like him as e is DANIEL DANZIGER Ladv beware Class smoothie and iitterbug A swell fellow with a big ambi tion .,,. to be a millionaire. WILLIAM AMEEN DAVID His limbs are cast in mighty mold, for hardy sport or contest bold Outstanding athlete of the senior class. Bull got his name for the ferocious manner in which he smashed ci line of football. Quiet but very well liked. QF lie. if Wu' 1 1 ,gee no 'X F:-9: 422 1 rll I Y HLTH DAWL 9 VK 'fs peciidprrs rir so ner re Ci tion L v ol se Q 1 u 1 1 a ra P recif K cl D 1RDARA AAT D 1lxl e keg fs ie bl c s e' eerleaaer deluxe ROBER IOSEPH UESAUTEL C A lcie is ther o 1 veterar s holar A pranrcster and cdacle c ter' e lx a ma aents RY ANN 1.'LLL e rlcnde n the o ' ce ourtn per d S et alore LEO GOBDON DILLOPN E ' are ea lcve e f ff ea he ofner' oartf l r plor es Hopes r eda ce n urarice lnspe to Goo uct: o nme Q NANCY Alwlx DODFE lorn end who Q a true tr ena sun dispcs t on an ell liked LAV1NlA ELLETN DOV J F9 b JC U S E' Lou loves people loves school in fact she loves everything ex ept her nance Lavinia As true as the day is long A gran person CLARENCE O. DRAKE, IR V9he.eiore the :mrson hue? An ambitious boy .... his favorite subject is study period. Favorite pastime is sleeping in English class. His ambition is to retire on an island in the Pacific. Good luck and dont exert yourself, Ducky! 'S cY TY 'Y'-Y 'T' I tO 7 J ON LORCIYFL eve re ole fl C'lORlA MAE Fl FNERTY ROBERT IOSEPH FENTON Fre kles :none Bob the llttle fellow seen rn the corrrdor IS never qu1et Poppy go lucky pool shark A funny character but one of the best RICHARD THOMPSON FERNALD Seemg rs behevxng ANNE FRANCES FLANAGAN Angels were the hrs! bexngs to smg songs The glrl wxth the golden voxce Tall cmd slender Naturally curly locks Sweet smxle ln. 1 l Tr' E x Ln N a s 1 p a e111be o e his Q e of l uincr and lx 1 parkling wit ROSEMARY ELLEN FLANAGAN 'l-'19 area oak iaxe h en' Rosemary is supposed to oe tle shi. clennire pe but e ave oar own opmion She gets a big kick out o dflVll Q her cl d s Ca Loads of fun to be with l'l LORRAINE FLINT a 'img 1 be e '1 REGHNJALD HARRY FOGG H JQ'1l 'td l we e o The only licensed pilot in our class Loves three things flying chocolate ake and Ruthie BEVERLY ARLEINE FRLlX-LTI d vo ic r a fl Bev IS a girl who works nard at her studi s bat as an easy lll e making friends. GERTRUDE HELENE GAGNON Leave no stone unturnecl Gert, the little girl with the big smile, Likes skating and swim- ming. Ambition: prominent vocalist. HALLIE MAE GARLAND ' 'il am different, modest and shy Quiet, friendly and goodnatured. Favorite pastimei dancing. lOl-IN CLARENCE GOSSELIN Sk1lllul alike with tongue and pen Iohnny, known around Dover High for his flashy ties and cheery Hi Favorite pastime: baseball. W5. s' CX 'VF Us 46 1 ANITA DGRIS GOUPIL Happy am I, from care am I free Small with dark hair and a pretty smile. Loves dancing and her work A btg hit everywhere. CLARENCE LEWIS GRANT Ill speak ln a monstrous llttle votc Clarence the charmer of women that IS Heres a man who mtxes personalrty and looks and comes up wtth an A ratmg Intelllgent and strong CHARLES PATRICK GREENE He ts not of many word Tall blond and consctenttous A fellow of few words and many frtends Ambrtton to become a prolessxonal baseball player BARBARA IEAN GRINNELL 1 a t e hen o ly one 1 mxltnq xn the sky Tall dark and beauttful one of Durham s most llked students A dtltgent worker and a ftne frtend who cant help but succeed Barb .null be mtssed by her teachers as well as by her friends THELMA HAZEL HAMILTON Pall nce 1 the ve y perfectlon of tndust y Here we have the member of our class supposedly a manhater suddenly taktng a great lxkmg for chemtstry We wonder why MARY THERESA HANRATTY To be great IS to be understood A transfer from St Mary Academy qulet but frtendly She tells us shes a man hater but we have our own Ideas about that ALICE C HAUSLEIN Sweet saucy and pert Small and smart A whiz at the books Known for her cheer leadmg and entxcmg halrset LOIS I HAYES So are you sweet Always on hand for a flmg at dramatrcs Gave an unforgettable performance as Ducky Lucky Larson Remember? I9 fig if -al' 'Q' Fa r s h star w rx s s. , e S Y' . Y' pa , Favorite song: Stardust '.'uJ,' V. . , . . h Q jg? Q ,, F Qs' ' ' o X Ii e- 1 1.-31' Q. yi U '15 ,j 'v. l RLY BLAINCHNVP ll BBAPIW rail O 'Taq I x L LCSY I l o '1 bor cz m mx don e on Jrdx 1 lm d D1 R l E' 1 TH C' l fHl1l l'9 00' 41 4 1 'ev oeo new l 1 xo X PA UL LAK' FHM HODC DOIN lwlCPAl-ED PH PIANI GG r 11 lknov fl o 'Wm men A o G .- NZ on we ootboll lleld Hn club Non lS to be CI good rusloond Here 5 your Chome, qlrls, BARBARA IANETOS .. ur . :gy -. Barb is cm mee qirl, well lxked by all who come m Contact wxth her Qu1et,butdevil1sh1nher own way -- 1 Q- Z fr! 'xr O' Yll O VP d v1vc1 IOJS alll e Q de ew fl 2 1LP 1H1 ODOR rw 1 rl pp r- T SEX L CCHS Q X' RLVNF lORR FP P-.lGQ reccw nb G' 1 Xcel V D r1C-fra 'l11l1Y Dln AOTNF lxllf 1 ef! 11 F JI derrree NC NS lx v C OD 'XT 99 l RYPA A ff-Ir-c r rg! 0 G d PCI QU 1r1c1tP'1 Rf YMOIV N R HN PULTY f d Q cr lXl1ockevlel4Drrr1c:11 R011 1 r ond '1r1 DOROTHY BERIHA KINCAID Lllel q1rl but well lllced A reid Cmv prcje t ROBERT MICHAEL KOLLOJINGQ r111Qt 1- e An C1fllSl 1n our rr11dst Good lookmg Bel: pgwex Eb bl ll. l1c11r and Q l1k1r1g lor DOiGbGll A prcle ed x cmcm ver l:, 1 G Cod le'low Grd lr1er1d to all Q. r,,A.ROl. -I ,-5.ffHl'Af5 in '- I-f . - ll H l M 1 P- 2 fr J 1,1 peppy C 1 i 1 :Case O:rQ1'yrt Re:111',' ,. all f1.t fer the TjY1T'.lll'.lTQ !,.r1f'?iPr lJ'.'l1C '.-.'Qagld:iz7l FEI? 1 ' ,Q . fI'K:1 I r I O j' , JZ LlN'1Jl'- . M 'fm E IORDE O . k 'v'.'?:11 ilrmlc 'yin if lfir 1 !.5' 1 'ly , KYYOZJ. tc lm' rrifxny fr1,.dfr rr: Bud Q,Q',11f2 '1 iellg.-r 2: in 5 ict . 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Q ' F 1 d -All 1210 gr'..:igi:' . .-. 1 If1u.C!'Z1C9 , . Thcvg-1311: 'rw :'::'1l1'11-' 17212 : tf-7.:'?1 .'tY1'::.: A q ' V , ' ' ' ' Qrrl who IS cr 1 'g if-l,wr Air F -,- v I ' 7 yr- ' An z . l1,.s mor' than tvs: P31 ' ' , 1 wx is xl cc' curly ' -- 1 ' ' . .. . is 1 'Lx 1' . g , 1 . ' 4? VARY KOUTRELAXOS E ln Mary s a member ot ere ot the vwell know n D H S t :tes and a well liked as ler predece sor H r t g , sr ioct as she is PAUL GEORCE lxYRl'ACl Y 'LDPC C l a darx a ia asnet LAWRENCE EDVN ARD LACRC Y C E A loyal me nber ot the Yanks No l3 Likes dancing and mu ic ls the manager of the Cross country team ot D H S H lo .5 ambition 1 to own a rar and his big an Compnshment Hamlet ahead ol time HENRY IOSEPH lAVlO1L'l ll lvl tell l eml a rr-fi Small dark and handsome Need we av more? Yes? fx ersonality plus and as good a dan er as they Come means a woman hater ANITA VlVlAN LAVOIE Thy modesty s a cardle to y me it RACHELLE CLAIRE LEEEBVRE The savage frowns, the philosopher laughs The gossip gal ot D. H. S. Has taken more gatf than anyone else A girl who really is a sharp dresser and who is a whiz at the books. THERESA FLORENCE LETARTE Brev1ty is the soul ol wit This gal is as smart as a whip, You've seen her on the Avenue in a black Chevrolet. Alone? Ot course not. No immediate lu' ture plans, but might we suggest that she wrote a book on, How to Hold a Man and Study too, CHARLES EDWARD LEWIS The shy is the world's greatest GG 'i FTID IIVI IGII gent ana can entm The rnax sigre coa n ave cr in 1 a e on '11 air Clie 1 seen 1 the 011 Q WILLIS EDWIN LTTLEFILLD IR C e au1ells.1t V1 Neva eall Qrls 1e a Ins ul e seern IUPUI IIN EYVFRLY IORD C Q f' P CME Dau e a cther a 1. hc 101 ar und Ha an adorabes 11e andar agne alt .1 'on or ren An av d 11tIe ug ardaceach a g rl lxA1HlsFI'N MARY I.OUf'lll.IN kav1s'1lIcIunIveyar'd1appx I 1 ugaa ' n lread, we rnell orange lo sans Cc cl 11 gk ax GLENDFEIN 1.OU1Sf MACDONALD Ta blonde qu1et but not too mu h so a vays Ieasant to lalk to AITIZII on For VI r cm tl e Bell Tolls RQBFRT STIEW ART M ALDOIN1 ALD Bob as he IS called by I1 s Ir1ends 19 t'1e l1Ie of anw part a game lad who MII Irv ar tl11ng an e LI areal pal and a low 1 orth kno .f1ng VASILIA MAGLARAS Known as Shenney to her many friends . . possessor of a sparklmg perscnahty , . . and a de-I1n1le sports enthusiast, NANCE MANESS The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid A beaming smile . . . a catchy laugh . . . but a serious side too . . . a success in anything she undertakes. .n AT' 4 X 'Q' Nr- s -L We .EZETV A4 ...ir Us .. I Rl-CDA CFFTPT DP l'ANNlN -Q 665 1 r I CGW! x L r o Azturecl ILA.: A. x re'-me ca cramw eau to ge aroma RlCl AWD BYPD 'ff' 'XITOJ 2 C1 ex d exe Cer a E er or d care .4 e Lomax CAROLYN UAW MARCOT1 V ff: rol'1zatrarser'orrFramc rl rl ero ry n 4- 0 lra rao e rneea be old 1 vorxte pa tl e llobzy Ira pert eller lcatmg 5 BARBARA RLJTH lx ARl FY oalet attraetlve bla lc ha r pleasart rr le GITCHEJ her manv lrlends ladyl ke well dre bed 73 GEORGV' WILLIAM NARSTON do r' t ' areal man on the lCplC ol Women 1 a lover ol mov es ard l en ertalrmem Cf '12 a coupe wlllll he drxve to Rollw l d da w .oy IOHN LOCKWOOD MCDANIEL Lo e Spleaataallxrws Tall and light ha1red w1th personahty plu one of the most popular boys m D H S a good sport and a swell kxd BARBARA JOYCE MCHUGH Now watch my pencxl and I wxll draw Talented m many arts IS Barby enyoys skatmg swxmmmg and musxc good siudent career bound artlst to be S pau. 1 AROID ROY If f1Uf In Row S vworrles ore few n or fer rel able ond dere doble ol eager d r odjf ddvenfgre W4 10-. DORIS PATRICIA ll KENNEY uve I 'la owe Pdf Wllll llle golden looks lguu mg e eu lord IH ond out of school pledsorf to lcrow g od sror' GERTRUDE ILDTINE IJICKLNN Y 1 ery 'xl 1 l 1 An dll round g1rl very good notured sunnv dlsposlflon u of vrm dnd vlgor fovor le pos II me dan Ing lin ROBFRT FEORGE VFSFRVE 25 -wk ,fr To turdy llondsor me :xr :ln e to get olong Mtn en op oofboll ver Arnblflon to be CI good provxder NORIVIAIN CHESLEY OLJLTCIW b o I lc KATHLEEN LOUISF IIURPI-'Y Brown eyed red hcnred oetfer kno '1 on er verf qulel wlule IH Sclool olvwgw loslng I 1 4 from er from Sf lvlory Accldemw DANIEL WILLIAM MURRAY range Q wo 1 '1 e 1 bu To rugged good lookxng gthletl Donnw lllce hrs coffee strong Ins women weak can creset to ony football tedm BERNADETTE EILEEN NICHOLS Knee hxgh to cz grobbhopper The neverddull moment gxrl short good notured personclllfy plus qwck w1tfed cr swell frlend 33 HtFl. Y hll X NORVAK out e' e' to Qte ta nd aepe dab rtet dt I U1 1 mont t wer TFVAIIXINV VLC N t bte ard t e rt P RY 'KRIORIEOCONNOR A ere te e 'larx can alwaxe be 'o n ter a e ee atttt d el Know n and entoyea by all her mat rertds lOANN OLCOTT Qweet as rtt o e gan carefree the sptrtt of 103 thats thts clark l vetx cheerleader has many frtendr, and ltkes people tn era IEWELI. MAE OTIS A thtng of beauty ts a toy toreve X3 all round g rl a crowntng glory of brown hatr oe great deal of letter wrtttng whtch ts one of her favortte pasttme a srr le whtch sutts her sunny personaltty LAURENCE GOODWIN OTIS Nhat s me ts yours and whats vours t mtne B 'ter known as Larry makes a lasttng tmpresston on all vt to meet htm ltkes photography next to women s lr ends wtsh htm Success tn whatever he chooses CABRIELLE BLANCHE OUELLETTE Wlrat ho the Lhampton gtaqler at I who route to Challenge rne7 Gabbte has a wonderful pemonaltty full of fun no parttcular hobby but many tnterests she wtll long be remem be-red by her frtends at D H S GEORGES RAYMOND OUELLETTE Ltfe wtthoul sport ti not ltfe Handsome smtle blond locks has many frtertds because of hts humorous personaltty also a top athlete favortte pasttme Pat S ' . if ' f tt .1 l ':: :ll nrt Drk 'zgx n hor Lke tt: tzn 'W-1 ., 31. ' ry popular. . t 'y a '., n 'le ., f I y, 't-:Lili a ape-'tat t l lll'r' fo t et t l . t wt it e ' yone v V . Y- . .-., - . ., Nt, ,Lt 'Cn her lettrrzzni '.-citfz' 'hznz .' .. .-t Dttrfiiznttte . , :sof a ' t . 'tl area t . tttts lttsste b:a::t,: .1 large Ctr:le ot trtends .Future U, N H I H I 7 .wifi L-ti .:'v'-'.f.1 I'-'v 1':' ,3f'f N'A' X,-l .: J'l':f twlflx Vfii . XE r s mtsriitet, L. I' ' ff . u d . 't C r fr 'Q' Q t.: 't ' ' f tv I 1 . t . Q ' . 5 a p :tr S aen 1 H . t ' 5 V r - t , . I I . . d :S G A . , . , . 5 V , rn . ' y : S 'P . . A A hi 1 . J . ' 't , t ' . rt , ' , ,fx OUAWW fun 'KT D TGC? ffl IOSEDU FRA MS 9 f-QQ Qu et es ur etul is rt ugt b 'cs Co te sec ndar t loe alth g le as ewes set on thert tere ANINA t Aflllk P'EKlEl.NlAK l V E' Studtous and dtltaent seen a'ternoons IH Mr Fox s olftce ser ous m ded Good tl' ngs Corse m small pa kages at 5 Al' VERNA ARLINE PINKHAM Far: s are stuhbo n H 'z A smtle for everyone at all t1meS glortes 1 mtschtef L, of fun sparkltng serse ot humor THERVSA IRENE PLOURDE Oh rmschlef thou at sw 't Loves lots ot actlvtty and excttement never a dull moment for her friends possesses a lovely smtle and a charmtng per sonaltty great sense of humor ANNA MARY POIRIER lt ts good to l ve and lea n Ta attracttve full of fun gtfted wtth a magnettc per sonaltty whtch captures all she comes 1n contact wtth good sport and a wtlltng worker NANCY MAEARTHA PORTER Wor y ts a bad proaufer but a good c mc A lovely smtle and sparklmg personaltty the dark brunette type . ,. popular , . .always ready for fun, SHIRLEY M. PURINGTON Oh come now, why that frown? First you see her then you don't - that's Shirl' '... medium helght . . . llght hatred and attractive . . , on the qutet stde, but always ready with a laugh for a good joke. ' 'W' U1 DHUNPT QL BY V fy Mrk Y -v 4 A this Q-.fx nn TENS GN 1 IQ NX NAY RU DTN s u. I C' df Cl ot' N ' AUT LAFPXO' INCH K HO FT T we S tvs s ft ' ou, 91 so e Neve. orct d 1 d ph tus LwEl NOFEH SANDBV RC' IR C G .-cent FG 'C' DIC WG CVC OG P6 DG: 1 ts A CFC! 'WOR O I L N MJ Sweet rod G r 1 'lever seen tn cln s wttttot. her kmttmg te s G Good stude-ft WG G trwnd t BETTY LOLJ SAYLOR 1 LE 3 D ofde broxw eve or J mnmg sfmle Hos ct gttt ct . cmd puts tt tc L best cdvortcxcze tn ncxtr stw Img GLADYS VTOLA SCOTT Qbe lil tr e 0 G ouno wtth beam Sw ee! blonde spcrkltng eves soft votce good student Spends her letsure hours doncxng wtth Roy Ambttton ts to be pertect wtfe to Roy Best of luck Glcxdys We re sure you 11 be ct success I R 5 H35 Blum .ff .-E I 'TH I 5 A t P-fzzszr if wfll :uri tc be the :poofir :t 'muff T' ..d tt you dw ' txxzd ucczed :suit sf t :tit u.. ' :Ctvo iwxrid :member hover iorioiy for 1 zztxrixnto E' ' 27 1: '1T'3'ffd':' S fx-arid na A P 'ITU t. TF I' -'ff Fun 1? if '.-51221 . L1:iu.'u T S md .1 ztsfgszittcwigs Ezdtd H, worker Ifri: has :t1:'C friends tizrfzziiziztt tho izzsrg ssziccl - sid are is ..1r1.1 tix: be Yrpge 31:13 1:1 .230 '.-.trio world 1 . X J 5 I' KEITH Eff 'Ku'.l'.t.-- Flftl iff Q-I F F- 1,.Z'y' f'1f' .l..:f Z. 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' . ...fs': xr r ' ' -ty . 1 c Rm- A-A E Q v :me GF, SRv ol a ew I Bro ette rned e ,J sne letsu e hours norsebanlc r d Al IN THERESA Hr AHAA l l E Transler from St lftar Afadern S ee e Le good st der' n v Qs ard tcetb LEOl ARD ALB RT S LVER lfll Better xrowr as Swouda A v ca ral stu ent s e letsure hours play E, ,ol and oool ROBERT HENIRY SIVPSON 'x o o e 11 r- Ta dark a d handsome lover sports poo soctable well ltked good stucie t e Ltkes tunttng and s g NANCY META ALLEN SAELLY Nanfy lnas tloe dvstm t n o' belrg the or ed the class ol 47 An acttve rrernbe 1 soctal a d etto t as well as a 'me student PHYLLIS DOROTHY SMITH Pleasant to talk wxth pleasant to walk with A good student pleasant to know sense of humor wonderful frlend to have Fond ol outdoor sports an FRANA ALB RT Q 'XCY RICHARD L STROUT D1 k an all round student Auburn natr bro n eyes frtendlw yolly hrs weakness rs women especlally Elatne VELMA PRlSClLLA STURGEON d Q Tran er ror St l ary Academ Nl6dlUII1l16lQlll dark la and eyes Good tude t ernoys letsure hours mth a e ex saflor IOYCE MARlLYN TABOR C 'li Blonde blue eyes sweet Enyoy danctng trt o tennts Hopes to be a housew rte oon STANLEY MILDRAM TASKER 1 to Jay Ta good student en1oys sleeptng sports wol mg l hopes of betnq a sheet metal vuorker KATHLEEN TAYLOR Blonde blue eyes wtnmng sr ule .xood sfuclent love of sports sweet dxsposttlon un lov ng An tdeal trtend tor anyone and musxcolly tncltned lEAN FRANCES THOMPSON e l gh a e the v Medtum hetqht brown ho r blue eyes qhet good student Spends lelsure hours wlth her honey to Nhom sne hopes to be the pertegt w1te We know she wtll be suc esstul Heres w1sh1ng you the best ol luck HERBERT ERNEST TIBBETTS All the worlds a stage T1bb1e blond blue eyes lover ol sports specxally football Enloys danctng Has a great sense of humor Frtendly popular a great tnend Here s hopmg you reach your goal ' E ,Te Time r:oLol'.-.'iq1':l1!',' of :t:.:n 1.: ::1--- 'l::.u.z1ht:vettiylafileoke . , I , lsaw on l' ved sf l n ,t ' ' y' ' x ir . j . s' n . , ., ' . ' C rtazn 'H-:ve tl r fish to try . . . . ' . js 1 sy-.zzz dnl . . , I . ' 7 S 1 sr Ol r o ol rest' ll . , , . , . . , , f, 2. n . k l 'A znuszcxan ol note 1.-I ,she . ' . I j . ' . . r .' 1 , , I ' Ph 1 tihct tr v . ,ect fxrounj t lf? X-Ji. ai VOPO PY VH FOV E 1 '1 end tke sorts dunf' eq rlendl t H1 Rqx TTTOJV K GPF' OO ' GPI 1 T dur II O L XIAVR 1 'll Q te wx: r vorkt VLuld lxke ot er' ver FRA tx xAY OND Vt FNTWORTH Frdnrcve Of n e ee C1 d H emoye Qports stef ptnq w omen dummy plovlnq yokeq ltkes betng Cl ptr: boy IOHN MICHAEL WHITE or vu o mdo o k 11r A twp col student enyoys workmg on hls Ford Llkes to trovet and L opes to do much o' lt IU the future MARY EUDORA WOOD A pennv 'o vour hough A qood student good frxend Likes to reod swxm skate ond attend movxes. Ambxtlon to be on otrhne stewclrdess EARL ELDRIDGE WOODWARD No mcn x, born wzthout Hn dream-1 VOCOIIOHOI student plays the QUIIGI' cmd smgs Llkes to hunt Best of luck to you ,Q 1.5 ,1 L fxTr'fH'Q 'N 6 .4 brow: '1 r r e fmm 0G pc urn ryfffr Q an 1 za A-Q., 1' .i ' 1' .11 1 T.:--t.t .nw-1 ' rr.: :,. :rf L1 45 ,f . 1 : 12.112 , 1-112. : -mi. V: i Q ' ' x r , ' f A. ,'.'.-'-.Yfffi YL' ff 2 . - 1, .. 1 Q. 'ii' il :Q I.: LQ Q . 11k :'1fIf'lL'1Tl 1 Zflll Q fi, r 1' ':1Q1', . xz w HCV. .-RHI? I BENQ 5. 1 gwi V'-ZH? :Zi ff :ff bf-IQ 1' . 1-.::.: ,K :fi-.l re: tvs-C. 'I':.f1:vi -t :LINE tt. :Q f f,ffE'f,-'-.U Ef ff' ffl . . . , ,, if ,, LC? QYCF fx Vf'f Tf1Y'. '.-:iii if-t2 f':'1g1. :.i1GG lQ1.'ki':' EQr1:g':.'- f-VC-xy 9 1:r z:.f1 I '::.x1. .E lima 5-ig -V .:.I',' fjfi l',1'.',t!f' IffDHHIf'S .5.I.FHfIf7 HH.f'A.'fI LY LQ: PWM, .f.IfN.-'A ANNPI YTILHK T:.f,f inf, : ':g.I -- Nrzl x-.xiii . 'rl C1.d1,ZTTi1.7 Lives luij: '.-srzllf' :rx iii :J hy git . , ,1,..ef . QD LE N,...D CCP? 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As tne tra 1 moved Ol nto D ver te e the c1ty manager form ot mun1c1pal rule 19 now IH elteft we were met by the C1ty Manager who 19 none ctner than the Hon orable Kenneth D LGVl who was chosen lcr tlt po ton several ears ago 1at em1nent tunst Lev-11s Ha dm 1 r tu cge ol the mumctpal court per cnctl e tarx s Ann Sl eaha esd 1 e 1 superv1 es t e lc kkec ng depflrtnent of the C1tv Hall That 1mpo tng ten t r strufture on t Lower Square houses Hebbards Datl Bepubhcan f hose ctr ulanon recently sur passed that ct the Bost n Da1ly Record LeRoy IS contemplatmg purchas1ng the tot terrng Hearst emp1re tn New England Mar IOYIG Brown IS 1n charge of the l1terary sect1on of the Datly Bepubhcan and Elea nor White 1S a columntst S1nce her gradua t1on Eleanor has devoted her tlme to the care and ra1s1ng ot hens She has loved chtckens sxnce early ch1ldhood and her 1n tormat1ve column 1n the paper IS entttled Theres Money 1n the Ch1cken BUSINESS On the Upper Square stands Stacys Hotel owned and operated by Frank Stacy Arllne Ioy IS head cook at the Hotel and concocts those tantal1z1ng drshes entoyed by the1r sattshed cl1entele Dover 1S ably served by that well known means of local transportat1on, Servetas Bus L1ne lts proprtetor IS llmmle Servetas Among h1s employees IS Iames B1ll1ngs who has been drtvmg buses for etght years and Conrad Bedard who works 1n the repalr shop of the company d Barr 1 ca ann e 'fr lnc Earl Woodward 15 star ot Ccwboy Melod1es on tnat stat1on Dorotn, Hardtng smgs the cornr1erc1al 'or lffcliernan s Magt Moment L1pst1 k wh ch has been p tented an rre tl r n a been app 1 a r ed e e J ear ar estrtrat telr c d the d e Cet You arr1ed cr F no: t Bea on Why Mat 1mon al Bureau Paultne rep rts that 796 couples have er ered 1nto tl1e fs ol mar1tal bl1ss stnce the Bureaus tnceptton Pr1sc1lla Sturgeon lean Thomp son Ctladys Scott a d Bernadette Nrclnols have used Paulme s serv1ce to good advan tage Kay Eaton was marr1ed tmrnedtately alter graduatton She was unable to attend our last reunton as she had to take care of her three grandchtldren S1ng1ng at the Club 399 a sltght letdown from tne 400 IS Iewell Ons Her records are played on tukeboxes throughout the nat1on The 399 IS owned by lrvxng War ner The orchestra at the club IS under the able baton of Maestro Iohn Henmg and h1s Merry MUSIC Makers As we are about to leave we hear the melod1ous strcnns ol Concerto tor Harmontca and Orchestra IH D Flat M1nor by Rtchard Manton Th1s ompos1t1on was recently acclalmed by the New York cr1t1cs as the greatest work smce 'Open the Door, R1chard ' ' On Central Avenue IS the photograph1c salon of Shtrley Purtngton baby p1ctures a spec1alty Helen McNally was recently seen carrytng her youngest grandch1ld 1n for a , ' 3, I iy C wg I Hon-:ar s hee. ' ounc r at l1f'lEB, I Y l In . 4 l. . ll Jw V Y . J I Y ' I L . ' - 1 ., V Q jg A. A , r 1 '1 rr c 1 . J s, , 1 5- 1 - U 15 Sy X Y L y f V Tl d is cu nky nettt 1g lolz t1d',' suzn, ' ' , 1 ' 1 1 s dc Pauline Lord has lu 1 111. r 1 f . A1 s :1 s cref these tv enty if s rd d 5 .Q c 'z A1 l ' 1 j 1. . .1 Ther P'c11rd,fbl'y rnalds and bixfftelors size has inaufzurated . 's . 21 bool c ' 1, 1 , 1 1. Lor , ' W ' 1 M ' li. the ' A A is r' 1 1 ' s' s c y . 3 he 'O - - -l v ' I 4 4 5 . Yr' - Q, , 5- 1 'I ll fir ' C- ' K L . 4 r A , ' A f- CA ' 1- Y A , , fl 1 . - - A A I l - P . 11 , . ,, A . ' ' It ,ll . D . ,, ,.,, ,, E . C I . V . . portrart Next door rs the offrce of that famous dancrng teacher Dorrs McKenney The McKenney system rs raprdly replacrng that of Arthur Murray rn the East Al o rn town for the rocket launchrng rs one of Durhams famous daughters We are sure that you have all heard of the latest marrrage of that grfted blonde actress Glorra Glamor She rs none other than Barbara Grrnnell well remembered by the class of 47 Also on the Nrcl-:ed stage are Barbara Deane and Clayton Dame They are currently appearrng rn the road productron of MacDougal Therr com petent drrector rs Robert Fenton Bob sacrr frced a huge Hollywood salary to take hrs present Job Mary Koutrelakos rs fashron consultant for Nerman Marcus rn Dallas Mary wrrtes that whrle the clrmate rs rather warm she frnds the cowboys very fascrnatrng Dorothy Cassell rs chref desrgner for Cassell Fashrons wrth offrces rn Chrcago and Beverly Hrlls A short whrle ago she rntroduced a new freld rn fashrons for men wrth the modelrng done by the current rage of the teen agers Wrllram Wadlergh Located on Central Avenue are several brrght yellow busses the property of the Letarte S1ghtSee1ng Servrce Anxrous to see how Dover has changed durrng our long absence we follow the suggestron of Theresa and srgn up for a tour of Dovers College Passrng through rts rvy covered portals we frnd that Roger Cloutman rs Professor of Physrcs In hrs spare trme Professor Clout man rs an accomplrshed author Hrs latest masterprece rs Solrd and Trrg rn l 7l8 Easy Lessons Roger rnfornrs us that he has recently heard by marl from two of our class mates Carl Batchelder rs teachrng at Tu lane and lecturrng on How the New Deal Rurned Amerrca Head of the personnel department of tl e 'Santa Fe Rarlroad and rn charge of the merrt system apporntments rs Clarence Grant Representrng Dover rn the publrshrng world rs C O Drake lr Hrs latest scoop rs that thrrllrng expose Twenty Years Among the Eskrmos rn Alaska by Athena Costara krs Athena has been a world traveler srnce her graduatron Otrs Cammett rs travelrng Mrddle Ages for Cammetts Prctured Ency clopedra Otrs says that hrs encyclopedra rs for those who frnd drffrculty rn readrng ln the artrstrc world rs Barbara McHugh She has become a noted parnter and rs cur rently engaged rn parntrng a serres of Rus sran landscapes that are berng parnted at the farm of Kenneth Dargnault Kenny sup plres Molotov wrth fresh vegetables darly At the telephone offrce we found two class mates employed Dorothy Krncard and Shrr ley Norman Among the competent nursrng staff at the Wentworth Hosprtal rs Pat Keenan Workrng as a dretrcran at the same rnstrtutron rs Nancy Porter Representrng Dover rn our state legrslature rs Dorothy Towle She was the member who rntroduced the Mother rn Law s Day brll whrch was unfortunately consrdered as rn expedrent to legrslate C r . . ' T - A . r r . c , ' ' . on the Continent and gathering data on the Several members of the class are l1v1ng 1n Portsmouth now Carolyn Marcotte and George Marston are co owners of the Para d1se Skatzng R1nks and Bowhng Alleys Tl1ose school chums An1ta Lavo1e and Gab r1elle Ouellette operate the Peter Pan Beau ty Shop The1r motto IS Br1ng 1U your pan before 1t starts to peter out' Larry La YOlX lS 1U charge of the Lacro1x garage smast ed fenders a spec1alty Larry looks tom ard the future opt1m1st1cally as stat1st1cs show that the number of women dr1vers lS r1s1ng rap1d ly The 1ncome tax department of the flfm of Flanagan and Valhos has been do1ng a land off1ce bus1ness of late Runn1ng the tax servtce are Rosemary and Sy lv1a respec ttvely Return1ng to Dover we fxnd that Kathleen Murphy IS head saleswoman 1n th1s area for the House of Fellows Klassy Kosmehcs lone controls her large bus1ness from St LOUIS and has not been seen 1n Dover for many years Speakmg of St Lours we hear that Ioseph Penny cha1rman of the board of General Electnc has moved the com pany s ch1ef ofhce to that CITY Vas1l1a Maglaras IS a ha1rdress1ng expert Her co1ffure IS worn by Rolhnsfords most prom1nent daughter Nancy Dodge who lS starr1ng 1n The Strange L1fe of Henry Gar f1nkle Instrumental rn sav1ng D H S from near destructton by f1re three years ago was F1re Ch1ef Stanley Tasker Slnce he has headed the ftre department, loss by f1re to property owners has decl1ned cons1derably Also employed by the CllV IS pollce no 'IGH Ger trude Gagnon Gert1e tells ut that crme has been an 1nterest w1th her and ll1Gl IH the Pohce Department she IS reahzmg a l1fe long amb1t1on The phys1 al ed1,cat1on department at D ablv headed b Pat Iznelle and 1ana Ardref Tre at 'rn ll be P er ested 1n SGGIDQ the phys ed demonstra t1on tl1at vy1ll be held next y eek l dry D H S Al1ce Clark teaches Shakespear an l1terature and coa hes a glrls basketball team Leo D1llon s an 1 surart e ad,ustor for the Metropohtan Insurance Company of lwev York He settled the account of Countess de Chamfret after the unfortunate theft of S200 OOO worth of her personal gems The Count ess lS the former Carolyn Ianetos who went to France for a short vacat1on and fell IH love w1th the wealthy Count deChamfret Alfred Copp who IS 1n charge of the Per sonal Pmance Company 1n Portland lvtame recently made a substanhal loan to Estelle Bouchard to establ1sh a psych1atr1c CllH1C 1n that c1ty Estelles most famous pahent IS lngrtd Bergrr an Serv1ng 1n the armed forces from our Cla s are Ens1gn Norms Bradley Carroll Abbott of the lvfartnes and Rhoda Manmng head of the Women s Peacet1me Reserves Anna P1ek1eln1ak IS employed as conf1den t1al secretary to Leo Cauchon Leo IS DYGSI dent of the Dover Nut and Bolt Company Ch1ef proponent of the Redden Theory 1 . . ' 1 s , 1 , f . ' f ' ' f . Hosts -,V 1. l ' .V C A A '.'S 'T Lil 1. 'ffl' ll - , ' , ' , f ' V' A .Ak , ' ' ' - E- A - O'Connor heads the English department at ' ' i .c l A k V Y iv 5 N w v I VL H f 11,1 ii: .. 1: L Q V ' 1 tim 115 1 N We f X :Qi 11:1 gf ir' f ' Yi S1 :xx 'fi .wI.'3'Tv w A .rm . , 3-G A Irie? btw 'M ' ' ' A x r 1 '11-',.'4---vw X fx' , . x r H. X1 Iilfffl. ,im Oiirxfzie ,sl 11 ' f H 5-'33 ,.... if sq Tx. X S VOCAT ONAL SCHOOL DAV N 61 , A ul ' i I ' I! - - . I i 4 1 ? x I . ,. 1 . 7,4 :E 71 F A Q 1 15 If Q1 , n. L1 fu 'J 1 fl ' Q is I s I N V 5 ' ,' ' 3 T T: I' ig L5 . ....-Z V ' 4 ,1., h : Qg,QEQ qty, . gg. I I This is the beauty culture class in the vocational building. The row ot girls sitting in the back have had their hair set and are now drying it in the electric dryers. ln front are tour girls giving the others a mani- cure to take advantage of the time used under the dryers. This is a view taken inside of Auto Shop lacing Main Street. The boys in the tore- ground are adjusting valve clearance on a Ford engine. Iust in back of them, two boys are using a sun dwell tach-tester on a Plymouth engine. The others are tighten- ing the head bolts with a tension wrench on a Ford V-8 engine. This is a portion of Sheet Metal Shop showing the most used or busiest section On the left are two boys rolling round pipe The two next to the bench are laying out and cutting sheet iron later to be rolled into round pipe. On the right the boys are operating the sheet metal brake used to bend flat pieces of metal. In the back two boys are working on the spot welder. Here is a view of Machine Shop as seen from a far corner facing the door. Most of the machines and their operators are shown here. lust in front of the large turret lathe on the left is a row of engine lathes. In the center are located the milling machines and behind them, next to the door, are the grinders. On the right, there are the shapers and a large planer not shown in the picture. This is a portion of woodworking shop seen when standing near the door. In the foreground are a bandsaw and a machine saw. On the left a boy is sharpening a chisel on the grinder. Most of the boys in the back are putting the finishing touches on several stands. This is a northwest view showing the radio and electronics group of Electric Shop. Most of the boys are engaged in bench work which includes assembling various types of radio receiving equipment from plans furnished by the instructor. The boy at the left is operating an oscillograph in testing a faulty receiving set. Paul Hodgdon in foreground is aligning a transformer on a phono-oscillator which he assembled at the school. THE PUBLIC L BRARY IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS George Frost President Robert Seaver Vice-president Evelyn Crossan Secretary Iohn Reardon Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Donald Abraham Prestdent Nancy H111 VICE pres1dent Nancy IVIIIIGI' Secretary Glorla Fltz Treasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Roland Goupll V1ce presrdent Mar1or1e Rrchardson Secretary Ahce Trnker Treasurer Arthur Snyder President F1rstBow L Hayes P Flanagan M Koutrelakos M Kagelexry R Cloutman E Pelo qum B Grtnnell A Hauselem G Gagnon Second Row MISS Boyd B Deane D Mc Kenney K Taylor P Churchlll l Hedden A Costarakls N Maness B Mcl-lugh B Young Profile Staff Edltor tn Ch1ef Edouard Peloqutn Asststant Edttor Barbara Grxnnell Treasurer Roger Cloutman Assxstant Treasurer Mary Kagele1ry In February a group of mterested boys went to work 1mrned1ate1y and m o short t1me the yearbook was ready for the prmter Although the usual obstacles were encoun tered they were overcome and we feel Edouard Peloqum who organ1zed the staff prwlleged to be able to publish this year mto VGFIOUS commntees These commtttees book and gxrls met for the purpose of publxshmg a yearbook The group elected as ed1tor Third Riywf H. Tbberrs, K. Lewis. 1. Gossgm L ous, P. Caiagalis, Lf Rf Hebbmfi, c. Drake. Fxrst Row R Lefebvre N Mtller M Kagelerry B McHugh B Young K l..ew1s l. Hayes P Flanagan B Grtnnell A Hauslern Second Row Mtss McDonough I Stocklan M Stocklan M Flanagan B Bennett I Adarrs N Htll S Rowe A King Mrs Hasty Th1ra Row R Cloutman D McKenney D Kuchules W Koutrelalcos M Koutrelakos E Peloquln H Chapman The School Splrlt Our school paper the School Sp1r1t has been publrshed four trmes th1s year and has seemed to grow ln gualtty 1n each ISSUS Thxs non proht publxcatron has a large ctr culatlon IS well lllustrated has many flne features and a good llterary sectron The students of Dover H1gh School can well be proud ol thetr school paper SCHOOL SPIRIT STAFF Edltor 1n Chlef Kenneth D Lewls ASSOClGle Edrtor Beulah Young ASSISTANTS Features and News Nancy Mrller GOSSID Rachael Lefebvre Exchange Loxs Hayes Boys Sports Edouard Peloqum Gxrls Sports Mary Kagele1ry Ar Barbara McHugh FACULTY ADVISORS Mrs Ienn1s Hasty Mtss Dorothy McDonough . - , . , , , . , . , . , ' 1 1 I 1 1 . f , - A . - . V . - , , A . - . . . - V - , . . . O O 1 1 I . 1 . , . . I - Frrst Row C Lee N Deane I Clark K Lewrs R S1mpson N Skelly N Maness Second Row E Frrth I Ttmmons C Bourque I Clark M Kageletry B Allen H Txbbetts T Lerghton Thtrd Row E Kelly D Abraham P Trmmons D OKane G Cratgte W Kou trelakos G Ouellette I McDan1el C Drake The Student Council The Student Counc1l ot Dover l-hgh School ln tts second year of operatton has expe rrenced rapld progress havmg accomplrshed much to tulhll tts purpose Thts purpose ts accordtna to the Constttutton l To promote the general welfare ot the school 2 To arouse school sptrrt 3 To prov1de opportumty for puptl co operatron and part1c1pat1on rn the manage ment of school affarrs The Counc1l IS composed ol twenty src representattves elected by the student bodv and one elected by the Counctl The offrcers elected thts year were Prestdent Kenneth D Lewts Vtce Presrdent Robert Srmpson Treasurer Iames Clark Secretary Nancy Skelly The followlng standrng comm1ttees were formed Iudrclal Assembly Receptton and Pubhcahon The Student Counc1l th1s year , , , . U , . , , , . , . , . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , , , . , . , . A , - , . , . , . , , 1 I - . ' . . 1 1 . . , 1 - 1 1 1 O ' A , 1 N V I Q I J , 1 1 r ' 1 ' 1 4 U . ,Pl L A A 4 P I 1 V 1 77 Sent CI letter to the Scl1ool COII11T1lllGG express1r'g the ottltude ot the Student Coun 1l reqoromq the cxthlchc pchcy ol Dover H1gl1 Scl1ool 9 Me lDCfN h ve rece1ved cm Student Counc1l p1n ond quord GG Cx, LlCtC Q lG ,C O 2. SGW N L, TTY c 'tc1c 1 bolcs Vlo ect 1111rrc 1l t1e b sernents t ep leGwr tuned Secured o re J hog for the H1gl1 S hool Gxm 34 Sponsored cz For1nc1l Dorce on Morch .55 Sert CI reoguet to th hecxdrnoster osk ng thot the 1946 lootboll te-crm be cg1ven Joclcets tor WINDING the Clos B Chc1mp1on s 11p 36 Bought ond pomted relu e cons to be plcxced oloout thc chool oground 37 Stud1ed the po lblllly of hcxvmg o p nt swsten 1r1 U n d tl u ol cr3on1zed coss T e Student C ncl lelp ul cooperohor ond support 1t ho re ed from ll Il cnoo teo l ers ond tl student ood The IDCVSCIS mgly oct1ve Student Counc1l ol Dover H1gh School 1 proud of 1ts occornph hrnents dur ng the post yeczr ond smcerely hopes thot the COUH'll Vvlll conttnue 1n future yeors to 11c11nto1n ts r1gl1t'ul pos.1t1on os or v1tol force IU the school L E K A , . 4 . . f S 4 . - c' 1 1. 1 S A 1' ' . A ' ?YS'1 5 s. 2 . Ill : .o B' A 1 Q , l . 1 ss pop.. 1 . - H. S. 29 Has also h l tdxnf' l. rg' f the A i , , , , , in Prczn o ' o ' jf 4' l oss ...lol ' 'Cfaii t .ns for tzte wear. , ' ' ' ' cc11tef1tf:1:1 :11eS1r1::1'1, 35. SLR-f1Q1CFlCd thczt .Action be tczlcen to discontxnue the c1rcL1ld1o: ll ASlc:11 o 1 at ' fou 1 li? CIT-fIlOflll for the 3l. .f c '.t rs ol E cz . 1 1 . E A L my S A 32, Had l1 mono zn tn jn , CClV . r, Vfotscn, the hlgl :Q 3' l I . 1 cs .1e ., l . ' - 1 V . u 1 x A V 7 . , c f . 's . ' 's . - . A l Y A ' 1 . . - 1 s o c 1 . 1. 1 .. - . N i f . , The Forensic Club The Porenetc Club of Dover l-hgh School erpertenced another lrcessful year ot de battnq and pubhc peakrnq under the ell1 rent gutdance of M122 Mabel Hayes The purpose ot thts oraanxzatton IS to provrde trarnrng to all those rntereeted 1n pubhc speakxng and the art o' debattng Thrs year the club had a large mernloershlp and much lnterest seemed evtdent espec1ally 1 he held of debatrnq A team was sent to Bate-2 Colleqe to partrctpate rn an Inter Schola tra' Debattnq Tournament The For en IC Club 1 very edufattonal and promote-S a wonderful teehng of afcornplrshrnent and self conhdence 1n the mdrvtdual OFFILERS Preetdent Kenneth D Lewr Vtce PreQ1dent Mary Koutrelakos Secretar, Edouard Peloauxn L1brar1an R1CllGI'd Frtts S' OV VCU E PU Gb oeck l f- JIS IIC JIU o A a ooa oe lddvf B Q a na h ow K 'ternan R E u 14 A R Ghdden 0 - 5 V r b' - v . I' . . ' 5 A - , 4 'rl v ' . . , . . . . Fxrf. R 1 H d M. l r e, R F1 ts, K l.,v M Kott flakes, E Feloa' . Se:-nal Ro E. C rr, M Sp fl r ', S H w , Mme .. ,zz C tion, I M. fret? tl fl,-Zfffll, A KL. J T..1rd R ' I h. .. , Gray, Bureau, W Do' tl '.':z:h1,l ' dams, A Snyder, 1 , l t t Ftrst Row I Grego1re G Nadel R Cloutrnan N M1ller M Stocklan Second Row M155 Foley E Peloquln K LEWIS MISS Valley Not P esent M Crou l1 PRIZE SPEAKI G The annual Perlans Pnze Speakma Contest Nas held March 13 1947 ID the Clly Hall Audttonurn The tryouts were held a rnon 1 before th1s el1m1nat1ng the number of abou twenty f1VS do vn to GlQl'l Becau e of he excellent d1rect on of ltf1ss Valley ond H1 Foley the ornp t1t1on was keen The narne of t1e contestants and tne1r top1 fo o s Edouard Peloaum I rnmy Ione St 1d Geography I1 het Grego re A Sucfessful Season Geraldme Nadel L1d1ce Nancy M1ller The Ruhng Pass1on Roger Cloutrnan Afra1d of the Dark Manlyn Stoclclan Tlre Last Day of School Kenneth LEWIS We Speak to Men The Judges Reverend Charles I Leddy Pastot of St Iosephs Church and Ruth I Woodruff Dean of Women Un1vers1ty of Ne .ff Hampslure and Charles D Cu1n1n1ngs Pnnc pal of lvfclntosh College d1d a f1ne Iob 1n e1e t1nf1 a t e .1 1 1ners t e followt Tte w1nner of the frst place rnedal 1- as Roger Co trnan fhose top1c Afra1d of the Dark conferred t1ree COHVI ted men af a t1'1g death Second place DFIZG of ten dollars was awarded to Nancy l'l1ller xl o gcwe The Ruhna Pa 1on wftch Jasabout a vtohn a 1cn1fe and a cruc1f1x ftgure 1n the o or 1 a dl1s truggle between orf 1 g pas The lhlfd pr1ze f ve do ars vent to Ceraldwe Nadel who e selectxon L1d1ce was a poet s ac count of the 1nfamous burnuog of the Czech v1llage of L1d1ce by tl1e NGZIS IU l942 1n re pn-sal for the death of tl1e1r hangrnan He dr1 l He1nman I ' r 1 5 1 I I ' ' I .' , ' , . 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' - KA -- - - ff o ll ll 1. . .. . .1 575 ' 1 I 1 - 1 ' Q -- A . . . . . . . . 1 , ff- - Fl Frrst Row M Spofford K Emerson A Dame I Tsxmrkeles E Blougaras M Rlchardson A Tlnker S Cumrnlngs N Reynolds Second Row Mlss Robxnson R Conway H Melt as M Sheet A Vrola M Hamxlton H George R Ellrs A Kyreages G Nadel K Young Thlrd Row A Coffey E Levine M Wyner N Randall I Clark R Rowell G Benran G Korn C Ross Fourth Row R Rrrhard C Nrles R Denault H lsenstern A Snyder R van de Meulbroecke R Goupll I Hughes R Moore S 0 S-Students of Science At the begrnnlng of the year me began a scrence club allowrng mernbershrp to an person talctnq srrence Our club rncrea ed to approxrmately forty nembers We lac vartous GCl1Vlll95 such as movtes debate and experrments Many lost rntere t rn tl e rlub due to the fact that they were engaged ln many other act1v1t1es Consequently the membershlp dtmlntshed to twenty seven members A meettng was called and only fourteen members attended Our sponsors were dtssastrsfted wtth the response to the club and decrded to dtsband The fourteen members who were present drscussed the matter and found that those who were present were really xnterested rn scrence they then dec1ded to form a new club They referred to the constltutlon of the flrst sc1ence club and found out that rn order to vote on anythtng there had to be a mayonty present Srnce there was not a ma1or1ty present 1t was decrded to drsband the old scrence club and start anew Instead of electrng a prestdent vtce presr dent secretary and treasurer rt was voted to elect a charrman and three board o drrectors The present charrman IS Ernest Blougouras and the three board of drrector are Alrce Tlnker Marjorre Rrchardson and Iohn Tstmekles The memberslnp s nox ltmued to fxfteen because tt was dectded ex curstons Could be made much easler Tl e tv elve members not Countlng the our ex ecuttves named above are as follows 'flex x Spoff rd Nancy Reynolds Allce Dane Ratt Conway Roslyn Rowell Rene Van De Meule broecke Albert Coffey Arthur Snvder and Herman lsenstetn The club IS lookxng for ward to many SXCUTSIOUS One has already been taken to the B 61 M Rarlroad tower A laboratory IS open three trmes a week to any member who desrres to use rt The members perform slmple experrments Wlth the help of our two sponsors Mrss Robmsor' and Mr Beasley a great deal has been ac compllshed ln a very short ttme They have been very helpful in glvrng us lnformatlon Our sponsors are very actrve at the present rn ordertng apparatus whlch rs very vttal rf the club IS to carry on tts very useful work 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 -I 1 . , 1 . . Q Q A I ' ' ' 1 I ' L A 1 51 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A . V . r 1 - 1 1 - - -A- 1 , A ' A 5 ' 4 - I gy - - -1 I . , 3 .. . . , , . . . . . Y T I ' ' . ,. . , . .' .' f ., S A T . , . . . Y' .' V . . 5 . i . .. . . I , . fu .1 L. . .' , .' - Q- 1 A f r J ' ' f . L . . . , '5 .f l'.uf' ' fy v I - I .r . v 1 11 L1 '-1 A I I T 1 1 1 , 1-Q 1 - - , . . . , ' I - , . fn v1 S o u re au e Mc 3 1 e la el e Tow E Mou evehs M Kaaele1v 'W Ga e lk Tx r1 xan P McKen11ew M S ccrclon Secondl e C Sl e o a a 1 c l. Do 11 eod o Ber e't R Lelel: L G Cognoh 'X GOUPI na 1 e a a a o an o on C lv' Shane B1 A l 1ex eln Y Loy 1 et e P hen e R Towle S cur h ow rre oton 4 e IC or lanaaon l. Haye A K1 e ton C evu ne Hl'o 1l Cl'xlNUFL1VmTVNl9SRGG TRI HI The Dover Htgll School T11 H1 Y CO lS1sl of tmo clubs composed ol tl1e four clas e the Freshmen and Sophomores as one lub and the lumors and Sen1o1s as another It has been a trymg year lor the T11 Y as th1s IS the fxrst t1me 1t has ever b GW broken down 1nto 1nd1v1dual clubs The hlgh pomts of the year have been the H1 Y Conference that was held here IU ca1ly December Our T11 H1 Y Conference 1 as the second b1g event Th1s was held IU Portsmouth on the 8 and 9 of Marc' A1 educatlonal and rec1eat1onal prog1o11 13 planned for the rema1n1ng year The Freshman and Sophomore T11 H1 Y IS under the leadershlp of Pres1dent Nancy M1lle1 VICG P1es1der1t Nancy H111 Secretary Vhldred Sp fford Y CLB 1 Iune Desautel Warden Peggy Carroll The lun1o1 and SSHIOY T11 H1 Y 1s under tne leadershn, of Pre rdent Kathleen Taylor V1ce P1es1dent Evelyn Moutevehs Secretary Mary Kagelerry Treasurer Dorothea Gage The T11 H1 Y 1S under the able gu1dance of F1 shroan and Sophomore M1ss Mary Murphy ond Mrs lane McHugh Iun1or and Sen1o1 M1ss Teresa Foley and MISS Ins Valley The graduatmg members of the T11 H1 Y w1sh the tollowmg T11 H1 Y Clubs the Best of Luck 1 1 I 1 1 Ill' - , ag ' 3 4.3 A ...gi P -L 1 3- QL- I .H Y . ', - 1 1 1 1 FlYSf Ho ' L Y 3:13, M Ko 't lakes, A H Asl 1n, B 1 Hugh, D Gl dd 11,1 YI l ,K jlor, 1 t ' Y rA,L g , ' ,.1c1o' ., ct,' 1 Flon-.' Mzss Fcl P S::11th, A LoVc1.:, G ,fu 'l tie, A C st 1 ks I Ol oft, W, H Sfzylor, lvl l. Hall, A G 1l1r3e:, A M' 1,', S 111 ., vvre, 1 1 11. l, P Kiififlfi C lazietos, E Horsey, M Szlhngxs, M1ss Valley Third How S. Norman, S l.6'NlS, l Fello:-:al P Hcll, H K1 gl Kmght, T R d rd, A F g n, B I rd ,E Cr ss 1c 1 , I Hemiorz, l. Emerson, L 1xte1, f '1 1ak, 1'c1 t , I 1n ssy ' , Peters A Norman, F1 t' H l T1 ll, G. E , IN1 R ardon, B N' hols, S T31 vis, P Lo:-gl, P F, V 1 , ' 11, chhn , B Bar , D1 ', B Gun ll, M 1,11 n, B fe11fq fl11,,1, o' , nrcl I - ' '- '- 1 3 Troasx rer 7 , S Sf Q - . 1 ' 1 A 4 A ' VN - A 9 .A I . V x xr 1 nv A r NN Om W 1 '1 e 4m Jvevnh I C ' , 1 .. Ei H 7 'L 'Q ., H 1 Uxruzuzz, F If:'.'1'i.x1ri, I-f Sycfli' i, Cizril, TJ I'.fL12er H fri: 111111 ' ffm ,X rt: Hcm' Fig: Q' Le-tf:k,'.':v 3 Q' Le-v, a I K fix, F Zn'-7:19, If Q-'.':f:::e3',', P F-if Tixi Y' Sixth, f V f wil Twfc1::x11TQ,T F.'.x.r1,w,jI . :4'E1Q:g fa Ecwxilc-7 C' Vfffilffhll :ti F'rur1hf?Q'A' N fivrzvwx H I-::'.'g1:QZIf,, ff- Hyruff, Lf-Lg.-.', -' I :v,v4CCiZ'l'ifZff lv I Nw H W','r1vtt, I' YCLJ ur, C ffzrzr,-r...r1, A G n'f'l1f', I x?r1-if:-A, A K 'f' K K,,i.1fzi1.i fl H'1rt.1,11' Lf HLf'fa':' ffiti 3. Rijfifxrfiso. 5 vgtii 'f E H'-Zzwtrrt 3. Lferrfw G l.:r.1:',', f 1-ff::.rP1'zfl A '. ::i '16- 1 1 mu' fl If-',':1x,:I:: ff Y? nw' fl :'r.- If '.'f1r1f-r 'f':1:: 1 fi X' ' ' 'T P1 1-1113 .fa ft rtz. :f. 1 fl 1 :u Lf ?fz:g1::rp il 1. :'.'ifi- V 1 'F .:':. Eff' .'.' G Ii : 1- 7. .' .Q,'.'1ri, Q 43:12-, f T' :ff 33 X . 1 ' :ff F1 st Row R Goupil C Drake E Peloquin L R Hebbard W Littlefield R Simpson F Wentworth G Ouellette l. Iorde R Abraham M Webster K Lewis Cloutman I Dahlberg Second Row G Brunette E Servetas G Frost M Hunt A Ouel lette R Richard R Charbonneau I Clark I I-lening C Grant L LaCroix Third Row R Fenton R Ianelle D Cauchon S Tasker F Flowers C Bourque C Drake F Partridge I Rea don I Calcutt I McDaniel E Re lly Fourth Row 1-1 Tibbetts R Gagnon R Me serve W David D Danziger R Kilty B H111 I Gosselin A Mills I Carroll I Billings R Seaver HIYCL B To create maintain and extend through out the scho 1 and community high start dards of Christian character is the purpo of this organization vhi h is af lated the National Y M C A With membership open to all boys inter- sted the Hi-Y now has the largest enroll- mert it has ever had in previous years and it is the largest 1-fi-Y Club in this state. lt consists of thirty-four seniors Ctwo of wnom are veterans! twenty-one juniors, nine soph- omores and four freshmen adding up to a grand total of sixty-eight members. The club is under the leadership of Presi- dent George Ouelette ably assisted by Lin- vil1eIorde the Vice Presidentg Clavton Dame Secretary- Robert Abraham Treasurer- Rob- ert Simpson and Frank Wentworth Ser- geants at Arms The club is supervised by Mr Clarence Webster the club s advisor and can ell r The high point of the year was the annual 1-f1Y Conference which Nas held in Dover This Conference the thirty-ninth of its kind and the first to be held in Dover proved to be the best and the mo t interesting to be held yet. Much of the credit must go to the club officers the club members and to the four Tri-1-li-Y Clubs who gladly rendered their services by helping to provide the necessary entertainment for the visiting members of the Hi-Y. Th, f-fi-Y Club of 1946-47 wishes the Hi-Y Clubs of next year and of the following years the Best of Luck as well as success in the future of the Hi-Y. French Club The Dover l'l1gh School French Club 1 me rred1um througf1 f hch students of Fre supplement the work ot the classroom from a cultural and a sc 1 l as well rom n educat1onal standpo1nt Each meet1ng ot the club begm rll 1 ol the day IS presented by the members Through spec1al reports and book rev1ef s the French natlon becomes better known French games songs and mov1es contn bute to the knowledge and enyoyment of all 1n attendance The Frencn Naucnal Anthem La Nat ela e conclude l lub rneetmgs OFFlCERS Pres1dent Evelyn Moutevehs V1ce Pre 1dert Athena Costarak Secretary Carolyn lanet s Treasurer Barbara Bennett FACULTY ADVISOR MISS Mary A C Boyd F1rst Row K Donovan A K1chl1ne C Drew C Ianetos A Costaralas E Moutevel1s B Bennett S DGVIS M Koutrelakos R Fogg Second Row MISS Boyd R Lovouette T Bedard E Powell M Spoftord M B1ll1ngs D Cassell P Lap1erre S Peters S Renaud R Lefebvre Th1rd Row D Downs B Lauzon G Gagnon G Ouelette A Goup1l A Purpura I Harold M Stocklan N M1ller P Chu chxll Fourth Row R R1chard A M111 I McDan1el L Iorde P Verrette R F1llS C Grant R Cloutman . r - I v 1 ' . 1 1 S 1 J 1 A 1 1 A 1 ' l 11.1 1 .' 1 1 nch s xl- is s al c li ' .. 1 . Q 1 . ca 1 as f 1 a l . 1 S 'J' U ' 1 A if a business session, after which the program , . in S A A AJ . 1 3 1 O7 F 'R A lv'1s Fal y B bent E dePo nmont V M alaras lf Fl naaan M Gekos d 11y1X o 1 Ow Slllll aa S rove- O Home Economics Club Tl e Home ECOUOITIV' Club w as organlzed last lall wrth the lollowmg olttcers Pres1dent Vas1l1a Maglaras Vlce Prestdent Brenda Dent Secretary Lucmda deRochmont Treasurer Mar1e Flanagan We have become merrbers ol the Future Homemakers of Amerxca Our programs have been vaned and 1n terestxng such as the tnp to the Guppy Farm whtch we expect some day wxll be our Home Economrcs Home the sponsormq ot a party lor ch1ldren whom members brought as guests and many others At Chrlstmas t1me we enyoyed a Grtt Wrapplnq demonstratlon whlch was lol lof ed by a Chrrstmas tree party to wh1ch we mvlted member ot all Home Economtcs cla ses We enyoyed movres on the newer methods ot cakemakmq made and sent valentlnes to the Chrldrens ward at the hospltal and put on a spring style show with cloth S lrorn a local store Members acted as models Gur club advtsors are Mtss Catherme Farley and Mrs Ruth l-lam lr.s. o re , .H , .cl . , . al 1 r a 4 ., r' u., Mr: Hmm Sefortfl Row-.' O Maqlaras, G L. .Hr , . N rzndn, R Fllls, B Saylor, S Pur ng- tonk lil loloutxer, Y L'1'.':uette Third Fl l Dunne, G ' wagon, C G' Jne, 'I .' , L L, M K rK1'.'elo,3, FJ lanetos N I Q ' 1 7 1 I I , ll I 1 . c., 1 l . . , . A . fl ' ' ' Y ' ' F ' XJ ' ,A V I , , . . . . . , , , - I b I v - Q - , I . . . , . , Q ' ' I ' A , , . . LT CLB The Latin Cluo 1 an oraa zatior or ed 1, 'id a vice cone l a la bee done in lor the purpoee ot brinfgina tudent flo er to lorrner ycare The two roneuis are the arne Latin c ilture and Bonian c1V1l1 ation Un a t o presiderte and the ribe hae t e der the able upervi ion ol M12 Anna lx ar edutie axasecretiry A ne r fra 1 Buckley a good loeainnina las been wade c 1 ll fee 5 a p fited at e eetira 1 toward actiiev ng t111 goal Vcmgd pr ra, 5 O Since aovernment is one ot the areat con Vld9d by this organization tributions ot ancient Bone to modern civil OFFICERS ization the officers are given the same names and duties as tneir Bo nan counterparts lt Corlmll lolm Reardon was decided that two consuls with equal COYISUI PI ldred SDOIIOTCI power should be elected instead of a con Scribe Mary Koutrelakoi First BON I Vachon B Gri riell B Baton I Ina arri A Davie I Bea aort II Ko.1t lakox M Spoftord S Curriminqx M Stocklan S Renaud Second Bow P Srieets Wner K Emer or B Youna I Marshall M Moore B Bennett C Lee B Blewe' N H S Rowe I Marret E Powell G Fitz B Dalce IN Reynolds, A Kyreaae MISS Bu kle Thid Bow A Tinker M Bicnardson C St owbridge I Towle M Hayek, M Coucri N Randall E Lavine A McGuire T Marlcey P Tabor I Stocklan M Lebow G lNadel A King B Kates M Spoltord P Boyer Fou th Bow I Dowaliby D Sherrv E Bu ea G Casey W Koi! elako A Ouelette A MIB A S vder H lsens ein M Hu B van lweulebroe ke B Ociele e D Abrahari U n ' 55311 1 ' 1 to 1:1 'l a. I ' -u, 'ss 1 es n ' , . Q sa ra : cs 'X ., 11 A 7 . li' 1 S 1 1 ' 1 z . .v s 1 1 sc . :1 . , . , , r Y 1 :3 rs. , 3, n , 5 5 .i t, c , p o 5 . r1 I Q c H ' 1 . - . .1 'o 111: 't1 1 ic pno1.1,' X each c '1,, V' I 'F S A oa 1 1 of 'lides and ther At the first meeting olticerf: were elected. material dealing with Boriian culture is pro- , , . A 7. A ' ' ' 2 , , . n1 , r , Jr 1, 11 , r' 1, 1, 1 re- , 1 1 , 1 I , M 1 , ss 1, , . , 1 , 1 , , t1 ill . , , ur s, . , 111.1 n' , . 1.t ' , nt 1 1 de I ' c , 1 it , 1 1 I I , 51 I gli ll I I -I I ll rg . ? 2 THE SCHOOL PL Y Mistakes at the Blak s ean1c1l reca QCIO kes e oak Us resented V t e Lncore Cl b 1 1 t 19 than School G nnastu 1 on Nover ber 7t'1u 1d Sth l94o CAUT OF CHARACTFRS G y B13 e T 1 B ake Mrs Perk '1 Ducky Lu kv Lar Roberta S1 Il B ll1k1ns fr Creencrt e M ke l rs Carter Mrs Ptnkle Nurse LeR l-lebbard Herbert T1bbe ts Marl n Crou h L01 Hayes Nanry M1ller Clarence Grant Sally Ro 11 e Roger Cloutrnan Paul Verette Patr1c1a Tabor Ianet Towle Barbara Bennett The s ene tor the play was la1d IH the rooms ot Tom and Gary Blake at Mrs Per k1r1s boardmgnouse Torn and Gary are strugghng young authors who hnd to the1r m1stortune that 1n sp1te o' re1ect1on shps the rent 13 st1ll due every month Ol course Mrs Perkms IQ always present to make sure tney dont 'orget th1 all mportant factor Mr Carter a p e 1se but henpecked l1ttle la ver x t the boys and announces that Tom has been let S53 U00 upon the death o' h1s uncle wh1le accord1ng to the w1ll Gary YGCGIVGS only t'ty doll rs and the care ot Charhe Charhe Mr Carter proceeds to expla P ts a favonte sheep dog ot Uncle MacDonald Everythmg looks rosy to Tom llrllll he remembers Du ky Lucky Larson who IS threatentng to sue h1m for breach of prom1se how tlat le las money Tom 1 worr1ed lor k u KW 11:11 v IH 1er case as s e Tons love letters to her lust to keep tt11ngs l vely Lucky L 1 ky l1t f s up not alone but v 1th ter pnze hghter brother B1ll1k1ns When 'Iom n1eets Charhe actually a very attract1ve grl whose real name 13 Roberta he tells her Gary has had a mental breakdown and tnat he Wlll become her guard1an Then he 1nduces Gary to s1gn over h1s r1ghts 1n the w1ll for S5 OOO Thtngs get very m1xed up for a wh1le w1th Tom playtng Napoleon and almost becom1ng an 1nmate ot the Bruce Home for Feeble M1nded Everythmg turns out all r1ght how ever when Gary and Roberta d1scover they are really 1n love Gary rece1ves S10 OOO for the letters Tom ma1led by mxstake to a pr1ze story contest Gary entered and as the letters actually belonged to Ducky Lucky they dec1de to spl1t the money three ways Ducky Lucky wants Tom to have her share so he suddenly declded she m1ght be the type ot g1rl for hun alter all F1ne character parts were played by Mrs Greegas a nervous boarder Mrs Prnkle from the Bru e Home for Peeble M1nded her as 1stant and lke and M1ke two matter ot tact truckmen Mary Koutrelakos d1d an excellent Job as student d1rector Kenneth Lew1s was stage manager and the make up costumes publ1c1ty stagmg and l1ght1ng were under the d1rect1on ol student crews The tudents and cast express the utmost thanks to MISS Teresa Foley for d1rect1ng M1stakes at the Blakes and to M1ss lrxs Valley for her asslstance 56 ' e ,U , , A 1 . -- 1 1 , -- - Tl1 .. 1, th , cl .. lo 1 play lfllsf 1, 11 1 . A s , ' -1 'af ' , , - .Y ls . .. T Y' , ' ' T ta' S at tn. g Qs . p 1. oy Duc y L c j 11 A J : 1 , Il has ll 1 1 : . ' y1 3 It ts ' 6 . . . D 1 1 N V 1 fs 1 qs 'sv 1 w H 1 'TI , , 1 , 1 t, .J ,wv. , , 1' 1 ' ' , Q 1 .4 ' V I l f-suv l CIT ' .L li G3 ' Q , - ' L A . 1 ' A . QQ 1 . J 11 . J, ik S 1 C. Y , . 1 1 lierxnan Carter Donald Dougnerty - - - ' 1 x C' H gon 'S r -V . . . 1 . ', ,. - v 1 1 . . , ' . 1 2.1 s. 1 . H' ' lk - ' ' ' 1 1 , . A A ff f. ' . . 'fl . 1 1 . , 1 F . . K1 - 1 . . . 1 . 1. 1 . 1 1. 1 1, 1 g . , 1 1 . s 11 . c g 1 r c'.c f ' SA I 1 ' 6 W . . ' L - l , 1 . ' ' , 5 1 -' 1 . 1 ' 11 ' a , 1 - , , 1 1 ' - ' 1 - W , 1 SF , 1 1 J A , l f 1 2 . 1 Q l ' a 5 4 fifth A Few Scenes From ' 99 Mistakes at the Blakes is.. FITST Row C Lee P Tabor L Hayes P Flanagan A Hauslem B Bennett N Htll K Lewrs B Grrnnell M Koutrelakos S Cummrngs K Emerson I Towle D Hrggrns Second Row Mxss Foley S Rowe B Young I Redden A Costarakls G Nadel M Lebow B Iordan G Gagnon E Hersey B McHugh D McKenney M Stocklan M Flanagan B Drake G Frtz F Moutevelts Mrss Valley Thrrd Row K Taylor I Gove I Ianelle K Donovan A Krchlme C Drew N Skelly I Olcott N Maness N Cloutman I Stocklan N Reynolds E Moutevelrs A Krng P Smrth Fourth Row R Cloutman P Verrette C Grant H Trbbetts L R Hebbard R Frtts W Koutrelakos D Dougherty E CORE CL B The Encore Club has once agam attracted a large membershlp and wrth tt a great deal ot talent ID the txeld of dramattcs Thls held rncludes not only actrng but many other sktlls essentlal to the successful productton of a dramattc presentatton such as stage craft makeup dlrectrng etc In November the club produced a three act play entrtled Mxstakes at the Blakes whxch was a great success As the year book goes to press the Encore Club IS maktng plans for three one act presentatrons to be presented tn the sprrng OFFICERS Presrdent Kenneth D LGWIS Vrce prestdent Barbara Grtnnell Secretary Nancy Mlller Treasurer Mary Koutrelakos Hxstonan Barbara Bennett , 411 'I ef 'f . , 3, ,A . I - ' 1 , 5 , ,.. .. 7 5 A - 3' , I I F 15 . A J N I ' I I r .- ' f ' . A . 1 L I ' X V ' 1 ' I ' 1 ' I ' I ' . t , - r V , V , . , . . . - , I . - , - 1 - I - . - . , . , , , . . . . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . . , , ' - . . . I I I ' ' - I t. - 1. . , , I Girls Glee Club The Cnrls Glee Club IS composed ol two groups One group was organlzed s1xth penod and for the beneht of those who d1d not have that per1od free a noon hour group was organrzed We plan to have two re hearsals a week and have elected ofhcers for both groups The otfxcers ot the noon hour group are Presrdent Nancy Mlller Llbrarxan Barbara Bennett Secretary Athena Costarakrs The otftcers of the s1xth perxod group are Presldent Nancy Skelly Lxbrarxan Sara lane Curnrnxngs Secretary Constance Crosby We have sung at assembl1es several con certs and several glrls were chosen to at tend the New England Mus1c Festwal U der the capable dlrectlon of Mrss Anderson we have learned many songs and have re cetved much enyoyment from our part1c1pa t1on F1rstBow M Flanagan P Lapxerre C Crosby N Mrller A Costarakxs B Bennett S Cummmgs M Koutrelakos B Whlpp Second Row Mxss Anderson O Maglaras C Towle A Kmg N H111 S Rowe A Dame I Towle D Hxggms W Gl1dden B Cotton Th1rdRow I Redden S Purmgton B Blewett B Barton B Grmnell R Ellxs M Morm E Baxter I Peters Fourth Row A Hauslem E Mou Hersey C Ianetos B Fogg tevelts G Eaton K Donovan A Kxchllne E I 1 I I I - , 1 1 - , . 1 1 Y I I - , , . . - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , . . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 l , : .' 1 '1 . , 'I v ' C- 1 . . ft. Fxrst Row I Gltdden R Towle S George C Strowbrtdge M Spofford B Worthley R Fxtts M Koutrelakos Second Row A Dame W Gltdc R I-Iepler H George K Taylor W Peal E Blougaras B McHugh M Hunt R Thurston B Young C Marcotte W Koutrelakos D Dame M Rtchardson E Quxmby Third Row A Norman E Shaw I Ingram M Sheets Mr Carter N Mtller M Maglaras P Smxth S Dav1s A Coffey I Rrckert A Fagan D Andrews R Brown B Hale G Dalzell DO ER HIGH SCHOOL BAN Mr Carter called a band meetmg on the ftrst day of school Many freshmen had en tered and only a few upperclassmen were left As the football s ason drew near the band had forty l1Ve members and tt wa well balanced although some members left later on The band was part of the Armtsttce Day parade and 1t also played at all the home football games as well as the Ports mouth game away from home It part1c1 pated 1n rallles and vxctory parades after the games The band marched tn the an nual Chnstmas parade and later on tt fur n1shed mustc between the acts of the Chr1st mas program presented by the g ade schools In a Jomt concert w1th the Portsmouth and Rochester bands the Dover Hrgh School band helped to ratse money for the Federal Lunch Program and 1t gave return concerts at both Rochester and Portsmouth Several members of the band were chosen to partt c1pate m the All State Band a part of the All State Concert Festrval held thts year tn R chester The All State Band was under the d1rec t1on of our own Mr Carter The honored players were Beulah Young playmg the barttone Irene Gltdden Ruth Towle and Stanley George playmg B flat clarmets Marshall Hunt playmg the E flat alto clar met and Barbara Mcl-Iugh playmg the B flat bass clarmet Mary Koutrelakos and Kathleen Taylor were also chosen but they were unable to attend Durmg the year Mr Carter buxlt up the band w1th many new and unusual mstru ments Amcng these were the B flat bass lartnet E flat alto clarmet, two trombon tums three strmg basses and two barltones the Dover Htgh School band partxclpated IU the New Hampshlre Audlttons Festlval held at Plymouth and later on at the All New England Audxttons Festlval at Ports mouth In the sprmg the band closed a very busy year under the dtrectlon of therr help ful conductor Mr Cectl Carter .. ,. ,. ,, ,. ,. , .,. , ., ,, ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,. ,. , .. .,, , - 1- 11 11 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 , ,, ,. ,. ,. ,. . . I ' - . Q A . ' 3 A 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 ' ' . I . - 1 1 ' . 1 , 1 I ' . . V. . . A . . ,Q ,, I - .. . 1 1 . 1 1 . - ' ,, , Cheerleaders Thls year the cheerleadmg squad was composed of th1rteen gtrls They were chosen alter long and tedtous try outs Those who were chosen were prcked for personahty and pep plus a falrly good face and frgure Th1s year the gtrls had new unt forms whtch they drsplayed to advantage at almost every game throughout the toot ball and basketball seasons Captarn Drana Andrews Carolyn McShane Dorothy Woodrxdge Dorothy Welch Nancy Maness Nancy Allen Skelly Barbara Deane Loulse Emerson Polly Moutevelxs Mary Koutrelakos loAnn Olcott Evelyn Crossan Altce I-lauslem Lett to Rrght A Hauslem D Welch I Olcott P Moutevelrs N Maness D Andrews B Deane D Woodrrdge C McShane, E Crossan M Koutrelakos L Emerson 4 1 1 X f -f x V Assemblies Q 'fx 1. lf.-' ' K1 I LH' 1' 1- ' , .f -5 ,EN-, -N5 -, . ,, ,. .. - . .N ,,, ,, ..,. , ,, ,, H. . .... KJ., 4.. ,. L....X t . 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U., f,.'.T.... .ff f1...f., '1 ' , , 1 V -f bp-, ,XY Af. ,, .'.,.1 ..,w Ftrst Row R Pollard G Mar ton G MOTYISOD L Brennan L Carroll H McNally N Kageletry F Palmer Second Row R Clawson R Srrots W Armundson N B adley I Warner C lvlantos, Mr Watson Thrrd Row T Iones H Barr A Gremer I McKernan C Bedard F Stacy W Boyd The Veterans We the veterans ot Dover Hrgh School cannot express enough thanks and apprecratron for what the school ts ollertng us educattonally rn sports and many other actrvttres lt has qrven us another chance rn ltle Furthe work ol the future When we were released from the servrce we knew not whtch way to turn As lor tra1ned robs we were young and rnexpertenced tn that held the marorrty ol us not havxng a lull hrgh school educatron So what were we to do? Puzzled and stunned the vets had to lace tt More educa hon was needed We must have known thrs lor we dtd turn the rrght way Perhaps we found that educatron was needed when we were rn the servrce For wasnt tt there that we encountered l O tests aptrtude tests and many other quxzzes that governed our servrce career? Why was there always another fellow ahead ol us rn advancement? Why were olhcers otlrcers? Oh yes they had a pull but dtd they all have a pull? We know that ol all the thousands upon thousands of olhcers there were they couldnt all have had a pull Educatton lS a great thtngll Ot, chance to help tners as we had Deen helped by Dover Htgh School came on Februa y 12 l947 when we o ganrzed the Veterans Comrmttee Thts Cornrnr tee was d awn together to help other o oar xzatrons such as the Communtty Chest Wentworth Thrs was to be done by gxvtng dances sporso rng sport actrvttres and dotng everythrng pos rble to rarse money for chartty Th s comrruttee has been a success and we hope rt wrll contrnue as such untrl school closes Othcers ot the Veterans Commlttees are as lol lows Prestdent Leo Carroll Vrce Presrdent Leo Brennan Secretary Irvrrtg E Warner Treasu er Helen McNally Chatrman of Publrc Ftelatrons Commrttee Pubhc Flelattons Commrttee Nicholas Kagelelry lrvrng E Warner Charles Mantos Conrad Bedard Franklxn Stacey . - , 'r . o' X ' . , . A . Q' A r A I I -' A A ' education means we can seek higher goals in the l-losplml Fund' and the Sulvction AYIUY BIOLUGY CL B The Bloloav Club Aa tarted thls Iear and ft IS the hr t one of tts land IH Dover l'l1gh School There are about forty members enrolled IH the club and the offlcers are as follows Presldent Nancy Hlll V1ce Rresldent Robert Iones Secretary Ieanne Adams and Treas urer Ronald Gray Our advtsor IS Mr Flaherty the brology teacher Durxng the year we have had mov1es such Before the Doctor Comes Defense Aqamst lnvasron and Nutntton D1ssec ttons of dlfferenf anrmals were performed Mr Langley also gave a talk on allergtes and fhe1r effects The school nurse gave a talk on lVfed1c1ne as a Vocatton 1n the 1n terest of those mterested tn the medrcal led The club IS strxvmg to help those who are lnterested IH blology and want to go fur ther rn the study of rt F tR w E Maness I l-lamxlton R Gray I Adams N Hlll R Ione C Lee R olo ka hrs V Lebow Se and Ro.-1 O lvfaqla as S Howe D Ro E Cate A Kma S Rowe I IV tt A MGu1re T lvfarkey lf Ca roll B Cotton B Kat lv' Plan ty Third ow V B own I I-lau lem W Slanetz E Bureau W Koutrelaxos R Brown R D ake I Sowerby D She y I DOWGllbY A ' ' S S . ' , GS, , S , ' ' ' lx . . . 11 . . I - I V I ' ' ' , , : - f 1 , A - . . . f - ' ' ' mrs o . , . , , . , , fs, , , C - . ., A , , ., ' -1 1 v 1 , 1 . . - y, . A ,. ' , :GIVE . C ' , , f' r , , , es, .r ..er I R r ' , , . , . , . ' : ' r -V Fxrst Row D Sherry Durkxn A Wheeler I. Huppe I Dowalxby Second How K Lewxs R Bennett D Abraham R Frtts P Esplefs THE CHECKER CL B The Checker Club was orgamzed m Feb ruary 1947 and 1t IS the flrst club of 1ts k1nd orgamzed tn Dover I-hgh School Not much has been accomphshed thus far but teams have already been p1cked among members to play one another 1n tournaments at future meetmgs The mem bers take great mterest 1n the1r club and through practlce a number of them have become very good players We hope to play clubs of surroundmg towns rf 1t IS pos s1ble When the checker club was frrst orgamzed 1lS membershrp comprlsed ten students Now there are almost twxce that many mem bers We hope to galn more members tn the future The Checker Club IS not superwsed by any members of the faculty but rt IS man aged strlctly by the students Weekly meet tngs are held ln the Hlgh School cafetena All the members of the Checker Club wxsh to thank Kenneth Lewrs for h1s efforts ln gettlng the club started . . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 1 - , . I - I - I - - , , 5 ,.v ,niqg - cf 79-4 1' .rr g I -..5 -2-y,a,,.., ,sr J 'K . id 1 Q we 5 tr , Q if .fgr- E MEP ff , YJ , Ex . ' ' p .'1 fps.. 33 1, 2 I x if Front Row R S1mpson R Meserve R lanelle H McEwan H Trbbetts D Murray A Guppy Second Row Mr Flaherty T Lerghton C Bourque W Davrd C Mantos P FOOTBALL Cazagalxs Mr Adams The 1946 ed1t1on of the Green Wave w1ll long be remembered 1n the annals of foct ball hlstory They rose to meet all oppos1 tzon and emerged trlumphant 1n the true sp1r1t of Dover l-hgh School Coach Adams developed a team whrch won state w1de recogmtxon as bexng the only team m New Harnpshxre to defeat Manchester Central two years 1n a row Thls year s season was full of thrllls who can ever forget the mtercepted passes the msplred team? Even xn defeat they marked themselves as champ1ons The backheld that sparked thxs br1ll1ant team was well represented by the Class of 1947 One of the three All state cho1ces from Dover marked as one of the fmest full backs ever to wear the Green and Whlte W1ll1am Bull Davrd wxll long be applauded for h1s terrlhc hne plunges and brllllant runmng plays Charl1e Mantos the brains of the team plloted hrs boys to etght v1ctor1es and one defeat H1s superb pass1ng and razzle dazzle end runs stamped htm as a con tender for the D H S Hall of Fame K Bourque became feared throughout the state as a trlple threat half back and Tommy Lelghton became well known as a fme ltne back The boys who paced the forward wall deserve as much credlt as the backffeld Hal McEwan held down the center post and made xt exceedmgly d1lf1cult for the opposmg teams to make center rushes Pat lanelle another All State and Her ble Txbbetts gnarled the flanks Wllh zeal and power that belled thetr slze Hook Meserve Dovers place k1ck1ng SpeC1GllSl up wtth Danny Murray as the tackles Bob Sxmpson and A1 Racehorse Guppy took thexr share of honors at the ends Roger Cloutman added a spark to the back held and Iohn McDanxel d1d h1s brt fn the l1ne The schedule and scores were as fol lows Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover St Iohns Keene St Ioseph of Manchester 19 Sornersworth Laconma Concord Manchester Central Rochester Portsmouth end-runs and the line plunges made by this and All-State lcrnthe second time, teamed ' , ' ' 26 . ' 6 , . . . . . 28 U . ' , ' 41 . I . . . . . 28 6 . ' ' - 21 ' 7 ' - 14 13 . . . . i 27 6 13 6 ' - 25 BASKETB LL 14 etball Q tbe 1 g one of the ICS, nnbortant sports, ID Dover There were nurnerode bell out crowde on land to cheer the Creen Wave 1n lllell' VICY nes and tn tl1e1r deteats Coach Ken B1Ql1op re umed h1s dllll9S as head hoop coach after lus re turn from tne SGFVICG The team w h1cl1 rep rebented Dover l'11Qll on the Qourte ol N v Harnpemre may not have been the best 1D D H S lllSlOfY but tl1ey made up 1n cour age what they la ked1n Qk1ll Captam George Ouellette K1 Bourque Tommy L.6lqlllO1'1 How lvl Hugl and Hal McEwan w ere the start na au ntet ' the Green and Wntte bu D1ck1e Blars Enoch Flowers Leo Brennan and B b Huppe also Na plentv of art1on lnnfz lonn Metxernan and Boo Abra alw awe on 1ar1d xhen needed L ttle Pee wee ltlY1GlOl erved a var 1tx Il anmer here ere tt1r1lls aetlore tl1 x 1 D ver upset b fl Con ord ond Port 1 t 1 tvo top team 1n tl e tate e Ffve a-Leer: ed an tat on to play 1 tl D Nton Garden 11a net St l' 1n 4 o D ver 1 awe Then were beaten 4310 39 b 1t t1e 1 0 pl yed a fast and funous game and re SlVed favorable cornrnents from the Hub senbes Agaxn t IS xear Dover ta1led to reee1ve an 1nv1tat1 n to llle tournament but they proved that they had the Splfll and w1ll to w1n w h1ch lS so much a part of Dover H1gh School athlet S Tre at edule a as follow S rnersw orth St lohn of Danvers v Berhn l anche ter Weet St lohn of Concord St Ioeeph S Catl edral Concord lffanoheeter Central Berhn ver lor nouth vel' l Q v 1 vtr Marche ter Central Dover D ver D ver Dover J ver Dover D ver Dover Dofer e ver Sorner 1 ortl1 ver Spauldmj ver Cen d rt lO Lac n1a ge ow EW n F1coV ov rel? BL :lc 1. foie eoxnn . IT 1 ,a ' 1 ' C ' ' ' ' n - S 11 1 ' h' ' ' ' 11 1 C G1 , A 1 - , - L , 7-' 37 o11 ' 25 3' 1 7 - I 39 . 'S 48 ' ' ' 'F 4 1 J D4 er 36 ' 4l 7 7 3 Q 25 A 1, 34 ' , , 35 . S 37 'K , o 1 Vo 33 . 1 ' 11 26 H l 1 , r ., 1 Y A '1 . lor 1 32 1 57 ' , 't A 13 - 47 1 I 1 35 T' . ' , o L 44 ' 52 1 1 1' A l , . N ,U L - D3 4U 3 tri: 1 37 ' 1 1 ' 1 hazn '.-.' ere Dove 39 Spau d1nV 30 f l ur 1 1 - Do Jr 44 Lace 'llft l9 - ' , Y E: zz, ss fl I' 1 .4 f, , , D: 5 37 v o 1f11 si 52 T' ' L 1'-1 jek r as X 1 28 St. los ph S 36 C ' T 1 1 1:3 1 i?11f,Ll fi Di 50 . 1, 9 24 tl.e 1 1 S 1 11 rs . T21 D H S. D: 36 ' ' f 42 1 ' L t 1 invi 1 :1 13 Do - 4l , .Cor 36 To? 1 1' 5 1 1..1 ol i f 1:1 , 9, Db ver 35 Po :rr 11tl1 47 'ff l. j ' 1 , 1 2 y Diver 32 o. 33 Front H MCE '.-.' an, R lv1:Hi:vh, G Cuelletie, Ft Blaze, C Eoizrau Second R ' 1 Hoy, T Le1ghE:.,L ?'YE'FY1f1Y1,TvfY 11.6 A, . Fl .'erg1,H Hap.. , Lanilon' t ow vreod att C' R Me L ue H Txbbette R Ktlty R DeQoJ r Nmon f' e G et oc t S Tae 'te W Pr e G CK HOCKEY lt wah o very poor Qeawon or tne Creen Flyere. ot Dover Htqh CIS thetr record ol one he and etoht defeats Qhovm but the recorde do not 'shov the Qptrtt and zeal vtth the D extet pl xe The tr or ose ttew erneroe better men part they have plaved Coach Fred Walker tarted Ceerae ll ter ot Center and Steldnn Ceev and le rw att at the tna Cl tck e De atttel o d Hook Meserve Cflo made the All State hockey Qecond learnt koted tne defenses for the Green Herbte Ttbbetts played hm second Season 1n the nets ond broke the record for rndtvtdual eaves tn o game ot Notre Dame Berhn The second ltne found D l C tlw centertnfg tor Geo oe tck mon and lxwreoaee vvrth Ray Kltx and for Caron kzrtrro t e detenqefi ue Bob S1 tpeort at erded the pool Corrc Qored tl ee ooo S V' F Q G ret atraer Q e SGI r befau e t aae afl- dl v Ceor t Sr tette Olione an l 1 e o t on ,cu QP n VFTG Dexe ot Cen e at Spa td n Spaoldtna lttel at Notre Dome ot Berhn Dover York New Hampton Prep Dover Dover Dover Dover l Fren R E K1 Meal Pr ., P C sstly, Sv' , . ., ', .. ttel, l. Carroll, M Caron Cf d Row D O'K,:1 , R Horton, H s.or,I C l ut , . sker. G Erxxne. , tsln: , Htckxrzan, S Co ffl Robrnrscrt - ., 5 . f ' C' H ht A j C YJ H - I .j I 5 . , 4' .I 7. ., ., 1 AV . ' 5 lt J C, 5 t t .h . C ., wl 'l . . J . 'H rr ., 1, V . -,,,.. which . H S. d. .. ,ue l,eo l . rll, '.-:ho :s' , .tr J l.i '.-forth ot a team hes in its playersz, :und doalrift York, '.-.' as i..el.ai',lv to flag' th l 5 ,, l A' , ,. lor the fri ' .fe th 5 f :aol . .Q S- o' M . , 5 ' , , Ap , Nl 1: 'Ct .1'11t.,,1, fix 'mr ,Don 'Y .. , 51 Y, , I I A 95: .d ltcitizanrsert ,leo szavs plenty tl aC'1 . l ' t 'Q' ' 1 'l' ' F vf-r l lfe '.-.' ll' ztzrigzt l'rf f F pf M f-ll 1 V J 5 l 1 Dover S lfotre lfaztie ol L .:rl1n 9 una. , 7 .. Dover fl Con f l l 1 A S j ,I 1 .ltr U 2' ryrd 2 -W - If - , , P I X l X, tx' it C7 2 5 . 4 . K , 1 ' - ' 3 ' l 3 O ' - l ' 8 CROSS COUNTRY e ot L Ctr FCI me T lt ove 1 trot vpr tn N uv? ea S'ev ar e o ot har e X e e 1 rfr o Dover lrha a thc N plaged t 1 rd 1n tl Q State Meet ur an a1d t e re lNe ,land apta1n L C ,1 1 n 1eeo.1rSe louelx ollo edb Bo el rar' er r rd re a a ar' Peet bop orno e rerv that ver aw Seen 1n a long IIIIG L1ttle Donnnus D11rk1n a great runner 1r1 any meet teamed up W1fl'l the Brown Broth rs B o and Ronn e to make the con oet1 t1on tougher Iolnn Wh1te 11n1s'11ng hrs sec ond Near o1 cross country Claxton Dane or ter o eve L1 a ' n t 1e ooww c 1 re111e11 oe ed 1, r the Green and M l11lQ ot Dover l11g11 A team 15 never Qornplete VvllllOLll th we x lo a t a11te meet tl e Qtandarde set 1 woo ho '1 verthee 5 run tl e1r eart o t tle hole ea on long Amon tewe Jere BLddy Elhngv Ed Pelog1111 Dora Cauelon Ed 1nd Pav ere a11e Hu ,hex Leon S halt Iarnes MCGUIYS Ioe lxlemrnan lrnle Blougouras Albert Co' ley and N1ck Caswell lt was a verw good seaeon and 1t drd IJSIICG to the brand o' sports plaved at Dover H gh School FITSI Row I Carroll C Dame D Durkm I Callaghan I Wh1te L Cauchon R Bod well L LaCro1x Second Row S Chag E Blougouras I Kle1man N Caswell D Cauchon A Coffey I B1ll1ngs R Brown Th1rd Row L Shultz E Peloqum E Powe S O Mclienney I McGu1re I Hughes R Brown 'I kg, ua jln S 1 X-I 5,315 -QI ,J I Cn 1 tlf- aldizt .111 rts in time- '.-:er-ld .11 1:1d llllf 'zz Cnzrill vf:111'1r1.1ed the l111:t of a.g1.11n C ri 1' C111 .2111 'year as the lLl1ll-flfld' the lettertnen Dahrs' from D r l'l14ql1 ble Zed a ne:-.' 1 1l A XV3,1-II Hmm 5 V It Cl5..:Cngm1 gg ry I9 WCW 9 I 5-Q F9393 Gnd YSTKY' fcfldff of sport dnl he fine E11r1dl1..:3 ol i' ' by VIC-75 C9 -MV? larry Li1Cro1r: will znirliv llllfl lon. ' .1 - C 1 en 1 e Q-:lag t :it d at .1 11r1e team Rf Ry 1110549 -,mg G A ri r: 1-.':1o urrn ld lil to 1, l C V1 ' X Y' E 'l1 S v ' l1 ' 11. 111- - -1 . - ., . , . . x ' i 1 ' off at D 1 I 11th t1 I w Lne. 1 1 f C1, n 1' C 1 ., ' b ' Meet at Provzdenee, R. l , , ' A ' ' , . , , the sag. ol, but wh-. .e - .1 l 11' C . eo fa' Cf o. ted the alonqg lv 1 1, I C C , N ti e fu ,c' f A' f -h B311-.-.V l, N ,A A .. 1. 'J f ' ff at f o::1Cen':o l'l1gr1, and lr' nelly 4 W Y N x 'N C ll han, one of the f11 ' H h r harf 'Lt 1 A' LH ' '. I ' T . . 'ro f C ' 1, ., 1 F 1.1 Do h 5 1. 1 , ' ' ,A , f, 7' ' ' . , . . 3 K A Ll 1, e., o'V 1, D .1 P '- 1' P 1 ' 4 ,,,'1. 1 - fi' 1 1. A .. ' ' Y ' , 1 ,L 1- tw. 1- r 'Q . FK' A , w N su , ,, it -A, b i . I ill If fl '74 . fl f I I ' ll 21.1. . . L -1 . .S I '- . 3+ E - :. ,QL 5.1 A L- IE - ' I ' Af: 1 ' 1 1 i - - L 'Q ,g r . r ki is ' I 13.1. Q - , . 1 1 :I - 3' v tl- ' -' - lf ' J-'V-of . r rl V1 I . A r4,L R, r I K1 xiii V: 1 5. . V .1 , ., K -. Lx. 1 -il . 1 . A , 1 L . H' 3 KX I . x ' I 4' 1 Flrst Row B Kate P Srnlth M Lebow I Batchelcler D Duncan M Soclclan G lladel I Stocklan Second Row Mr Srruth E Powers G CYGIQIG D Martel R Haley I Hughes C Lalfamme Thrrd Row I Sowerby W Zerbmopoulos R Hatgh P Trmmons FISHI G TE M Once agam Dover has taken the lead and shown the way to new sports The llshlng team whrch was orgamzed by Mr Smlth last year had a very busy and very 1nter estmg season The beauty of th1s sport IS that the season never ends 1n the tall there 1S lake hshmg m the wlnter holes are chopped through the 1ce so that the Izaak Waltons may ply then' arts The farrer sex were mcluded thrs year and accordmg to most reports they enyoyed the trlps as much 1l not more than the boys An emblem was chosen and presented to the members of the team whrch 1S the only one of 1ts kmd 1n Hxgh School hlstory and they were glven natlonwlde recognxtlon 1n many newspapers and sportmg rnaga zmes . y . . ,Q . , , . , . ,. , . , . 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' 1 1 1 1 F1rstRow I Txmmons W Sarette G Ouellette C Bourque H McEwan M Caron G Hestor R Kouloungxs G Craxgte Second Row E Kelley L Iorde M Young C Greene C Drake T Lelghton P Greene L Cauchon R Keays A Belhumeur BASEBALL The Green Wave rs the team to be feared rn the baseball clrcles of southeastern New Hampshlre thxs year Although xt IS st1ll too early to make any predxcnons we look for ward to a lme season The D H S nme ts especlally heavy m the pltchmg department such veterans as Charhe Greene, Mowry Young and Tommy Lelghton w1ll toe the rubber for the Green and Wh1te George Ouellette IS back at the hot corner and Ky Bourque strll bolsters the 1nf1eld Hal McEwan a newcomer to base ball cxrcles IS behmd the plate Wlth such a team the coaches Mr Anderson and Mr Walker hope to defeat the best that the op posmon can supply To them we w1sh the best of luck V 4 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 4 1 - 1 - 4 - 1 - 1 - 1 4 1 . , , , . , . , . , . . . . - 1 ' , . , . . 1 . Fxrst Row M Hunt A Coltey H Ttbbetts I Callahan R Brown R Pelletrer R Brown R Ienmson I Dowalrby R F1tts Second Row R Drake H Fxrth I Brlllngs I Devlrn D Cauchon W Hall I Batchelder A Dugal P Casstlly R Meserve I Allxs Thxrd Row Mr Flaherty N Caswell E Powers R Boclwell I Gosselxn R Rand D Abraham F Flowers R Gagnon P Ayer Mr Adams , . , , , . , . , . , . , . 1 . , . , .. . , , , , , . , , , . , . , . , . , , , . . . - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , , , . , . . . . . . 11 11 Y. . . . 11 11 . . 11 11 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . 11 . 11 . . 1 - . . 11 11 - 11 11 . 11 11 . . . 1 There IS a bright outlook for the track team of Dover I-ugh as they cast therr eyes upon the State T1tle whlch they so nearly won last year but whlch was dented them by the smallest margm possrble that of one hall a pomt There IS depth to the squad and although 1t IS st1ll too early to make pre dlctlons Coach Flaherty looks forward to a good season Blg Bull Davld and Hook Meserve w1ll be IH charge of the welght departments where they are qulte at home among the hammers and shot puts The same Dav1d w1ll team up wlth Paul Ayers and Bud Iorcle ln the short dlstance clashes Frenchy Callahan Bob Bodwell and the Brown Brothers are slated to glve Sllff competltlon 1n the mlle whlle a sophomore named Mar shall Hunt races the stop watch rn the 880 Leo Cauchon and I-Ierb1e Txbbetts w1ll tackle the hxgh hurdles wlth Paul Ayers and Ronme Brown scannmg the lows Hank Lavlolette w11l be pole vaulttng for the Green and Whlte and a sertes of newcomers wxll make thetr bld for fame under the colors of Dover Hxgh School GIRLS INTRAMURAL SPORTS Cfau 0 7 47 CQHPH JTFINTQ OF Class of 1946 OO 000009 0000 0000000 00 'bil GI 000000 0000 O9 OOO IO 00000000 006000000 0 , z JN s M :W 5 f E s 4 'S 5 X, 2 ' I C' Jw E D E fin S Q w ' P O 3 2 2 5 5 5 2 5 5 3 0 4- 4 0 4 0 ca 0 4 oo 0 00004: or J !fSfM!! 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