Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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-------------------------------------T H E “The Man From the Wilds”..........Louis Cohen “The Talkers”....Mae Evans and Rosabelle Percy “Little Miss Nobody”..................Lillian Fogelson “Brass” ........................... Ruth Foley “Nobody’s Man”..........................Irving Friedman “Red Pepper Burns”.....................Jennie Goldstein “The Little Warrior”..................Willard Hon “Merry 0”.................................Mary Ingraham “The Luminous Face”.............Curtis Jenkins “The Legend of Sleepy Hollo v”..Clifford Johnson “Louder Please”.........................Albert Jones “Wanted: A Chaperone” Gwendolyn Kunkelman “The Lion and the Mouse”....Daisy Lariviere and Marion Rinehart “When Knighthood was in Flower”..........................Waldemar Larsen “So Big”..................................Anna Lynch “Her Reputation” ..................Edith Lloyd T I G E R-------------------------------—------- “Don Quixote”................Donald McQuillan “Amateur Gentleman”...............John Moran “A Damsel in Distress”............Alice Mintz “Little Women”....................Sara Meyer “An Innocent Adventuress”....Evelyn Nylander “Patricia Brent, Spinster”........Ellen Nester “An Old-Fashioned Girl”....................Mary Parsons “The Tiger”..............................Bessie Phillips “When a Man’s a Man”............ ..Harold Ronan “Peacock Feathers”...........Dorothy Stringer “The Ice-Breakers”........... ....Anna Skelly “You’re Only Young Once”.....Helen Schumacher “The White Sister”................Mary Toye “Mother Goose Stories”............Glenna Tyack “The Rainbow Trail”...............Thelma Uren “Dictionary of Rhyming Words”....Myrtle Vivian “Dere Mabel”.................Mabel Whitmore “Flaming Youth”...................Bessie Waer

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THE TIGER Social Status Best Looking (Boy) Ppst Looking (Cirl) Curtis Jenkins Mildred Bray Best Dancer (Boy) Best Dancer (Girl) Best Sport (Boy) Best Sport (Girl) Best Dressed (Boy) Best Dressed (Girl) Most Athletic I Boy) Most Athletic (Girl) Neatest (Boy) Neatest (Girl) Musician Songbird Most Mischievous Waldemar Larsen Lulu James Harold Ronan Mary Toye Philip Burd Gwendolyn Kunkelman Willard Hon Marjorie Cruden Philip Burd Gwendolyn Kunkelman Irving Friedman Marjorie Cruden Mary Ingraham Noisiest Quietest Jennie Goldstein Ellen Nester Manhater Womanhater Mary Parsons Alexander Aristides Class Baby .. Alice Mintz Class Poet Biggest Bluffer Wittiest Myrtle Vivian Anna Lynee Donald McQuillan Class Optimist...... Class Pessimist..... Laziest............. Best Worker......... Tallest (Boy)....... Tallest (Girl i..... Shortest (Boy)...... Shortest (Girl)..... Class Vamp.......... Most Popular i Boy) Most Popular (Girl) Most Studious....... Girlish Boy......... Boyish Girl......... .....Mary Parsons ....Lillian Fogelson ...Clifford Johnson .....Bessie Phillips Alexander Aristides ..Dorothy Stringer ........John Moran ........Sara Meyer ...Evelyn Nylander .....Curtis Jenkins ...Marjorie Cruden ...Marion Rinehart ...Irving Friedman ..Louise Ackerman Suggestions for Senior Reading “Her Father’s Daughter”.......Louise Ackerman “Socialistic Ideals”.........Alexander Aristides “The Three Musketeers”....Gussie Mishkin, Lulu James, Stella Albin “Vanity Fair”............................Mildred Bray “Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary”. Philip Burd “The Flirt”...................Marjorie Cruden “Smiles”...................................Rocco Cleffi Page 27

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Ye Olde Booke Shoppe The Master Motive..................Graduation The Comedy of Errors......................Any Freshman The Intellectuals ....................Seniors The Three Fates....To be a senior;to stay a senior; to graduate. To Have and To Hold...................Diploma The Hand of Mercy............A Passing Mark Pearl of Passing Brightness...Senior Prestige The Chain-Bearer.................. Friendship Laughter and Tears...............Commencement Terrible Temptations..................Cutting Classes The Unbidden Guest................Citizenship Mark Those of Our Own Household—D. H. S. Students The Crossing.....The Tuesday after Labor Day