Dover High School - Profile Yearbook (Dover, NH)

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TITLE PAGE ..... M0TTo .... DEDICATION .... CONTENTS .... FACULTY ..... SENI0Rs .................... . . . Senior Faculty Advisors Senior Class Oflicers ..... Senior Class ..... LITERARY .... Class Poll .... Class History .... Class Will ....... Class Prophecy ..... SCHOOL LIFE ......... CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES ..... . . . Profile Staff ............ . . . Student Council ......... . . . National Honor Society Green and White Club Athletic Association ...,.. . . . School Spirit ...... Forensic Club .... Prize Speaking ..... Encore Club ..... Radio Club .... Latin Club ....... French Club ..... Science Club .... C011 fell fa 1 Biology Club ..... 2 Tri-Hi-Y ......... Projection Club ............... 3 Future Homemakers of America 4 Future Farmers of America .... 5 Boys' Glee Club ........... IO Girls' Glee Club ..... I2 Orchestra ......... I3 Band ....... I4 Art Club .... Press Club .... 39 40 SNAP SHOTS ..... 42 UNDERCLASSES 44 Class Officers 48 Classes ...... 50 SPORTS . . . 56 Sports 53 Football .... 59 Basketball .... 60 Hockey ..... 61 Baseball ..... 62 Cross Country .... 63 Rifle Club .... 64 Ski Team ...... 65 Fishing Team .............. .... 66 Girls' Athletic Association ..... 67 Cheerleaders .... ...... 68 69 70 AUTOGRAPHS . . . ADVERTISEMENTS ..... 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 84 85 86 90 Q2 94 95 97 98 99 100 101 102 IO3 104 105 128

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MR. GRANDY, our Superintendent of Schools, has gained the high respect of the graduating class of 1951. We deeply appreciate his warm interest to- wards the students and classes, which we found quite obvious whenever he had occasion to visit classrooms. We are glad to have the privilege of being the first graduating class of Dover High School while he was in office. MR. WALKER. At the end of his second year as Head- master in Dover High School, Mr. Walker has proven himself to be one of the finest Headmasters we have had. He has not only shown his sincerity and thoughtfulness towards the students, but has also inspired us to become better and more useful citizens. We the class of 1951 express our thanks to him for doing such a fine job. MR. DODGE, upon completing his first year as sub- master in Dover High School, has shown us his ability to fill this ofhce. Respected and admired by all the students, he has helped to bring about a better understanding between the student and the teacher. We the class of 1951 wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to him.