Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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FRANCES HOUSE She studies little and worries lots, She fusses and she fools, Her lessons are her weakest spots, Her reference books her tools. Chorus (1,4), Dramatics. EDWARD KELLY Edward was a hero brave Upon the football field, For though his bones were broken Even then he did not yield. Le Cercle Francais, Baseball (3,4). Football Squad (2,3). RHODA LAMSON She’d rather far be heard than seen, And on two things she’s very keen; It gives her pleasure to fight with boys, And she adores a lot of noise. Basketball squad (3,4). ERNEST LAWRENCE To be witty is his object, As his teachers all agree, He will talk on any subject With abandon gay and free. Delta Kappa (4). MILDRED LAWRENCE Patience, sweetness, kindness, She has them, everyone,— So she’s going to be a teacher When her school-days are done. Debating team (3,4), Delta Kappa, Der Deutsche Verein (4), Staff, Pro and Con Society, Dramatics. GERTRUDE LOEFFLER Quiet, studious, pleasing, kind, A nicer girl would be hard to find; Teachers and classmates all agree, That in office or shop a prize she’ll be. Hermes Club (4). Page 13

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SAMUEL GILL Quiet, studious, and polite, Always doing liis work just right, Dependable and on the job Sam is our choice from a great big mob. Delta Kappa, Staff, Boy’s Chorus (4). ROSE GOLDSTEIN Our Rose has a really charming smile, Of purest mirth, with no trace of guile. And she’s to win a beauty prize, If she ever gets down to the proper size. Le Cercle Francais, Chorus (4), Staff. GORDON HARRIS Gordon with his “sheiky” looks Always has his nose in books, Still he likes the ladies fair, And they adore his curly hair. Le Cercle Francais, Pres, of Class. (1,2,3). GLADYS GARDNER Gladys is a pretty girl, Whose hair has a saucy little curl, She bothers not about the boys, Whom she regards as cast off toys. Chorus EVELYN HILER How she passes her subjects is strange, Since she does not concentrate. Except on the letter the postman brings, From her student friend at Penn State. Basketball (2,3,4 Capt.) Athletic Council, Chorus. WALTER HOFFMAN A modest youth, with quiet, ways. He caused a great sensation At Morristown, when by his skill He spoiled the foe’s formation. Football (3), Le Cercle Francais, Track squad (3), Staff. Page 12

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MARY LOWE She is very slim and rather short, And she’s considered a very good sport But she certainly is a talking fan, And we wonder she doesn’t deafen “Ran.” President of Hermes Club. HERMAN LUBETKIN Though Herman is very modest, And is seldom heard to speak, They say that in his quiet way He’s really quite a sheik. Hermes Club (4), Pro and Con Society, Staff, Dramatics. WINIFRED LUNDY She doesn’t care for study, She would rather dance instead, So “she trips the light fantastic toe,” IVhen she ought to be in bed. Chorus (1). thomas McCarthy Thomas loves o’er his books to pore, And his head is filled with varied lore. If he continues the way he’s bent He will end as a College President. Le Cercle Francais, Pres., Staff. GEORGE McDAVITT George is a young Demosthenes, With a manner serene and cool, And as a debator he is our pride For he won fame for our school. Pro and Con Society, Boy’s Chorus (2,3). Football squad (2,3), Debating team (4). MARY MENDEL Although she lives in Kenvil Flats, She surely can’t be blamed for that, She’s always ready for play or work And never has been Icnown to shirk. Hermes Club (4). Page li