Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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ALOYSIUS MURRAY Our best looking boy is he, A rival to Valentino we see; With eyes of gray and his happy smile, He surely has a snappy style. Hermes Club (4), Boy’s Chorus (3). ARABELLA NAYLOR Glossy dark hair and eyes of brown, Always a smile, seldom a frown; She likes bright colors and snappy things And she decks her fingers with lots of rings. Chorus (2), Dramatics. MAVIS NORTHEY She is an ardent admirer of boys, And various methods she employs, And many an idle hour beguiles To gain their attention and their smiles. Chorus (1). GLADYS PARSONS She is very quiet and demure And always does what is right. She accepts the marks on her report And never puts up a fight. Hermes Club (3,4). GEORGE PASSMONICK Since he is large and handsome, And gifted with much grace, Some day he’ll be a movie star In Valentino’s place. Football (3). REBECCA PASSMONICK A miss so wise With naughty eyes So good is she That she always gets E. Der Deutsche Verein, Chorus (1,2,3,4). Page 15

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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

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LOUIS PETRIE He is the quietest of boys, And ne’er was known to make a noise, He tries his lessons to prepare For he dreads the teacher’s stony stare. Delta Kappa, Treas. (4). VERA PETTY She’s plump and pleasing, A thing that is rare; But she won’t stand teasing So, boys, beware! Delta Kappa (4). MARION ROUSELL A famous impresario Our classmate will engage, And she will rival Paderewski Upon the concert stage. Le Cercle Francais, Treas. (4), Chorus (1). LUCY ROWE “Still waters run deep,” they say And this is Lucy’s rule, For though ’tis said she likes the boys She treats them very cool. Delta Kappa (3). FRANCIS RUBURY Curly hair and snappy eyes, Always springing some surprise; Teasing, laughing, full of pep That boy certainly can step. Manager of basketball (4), Chorus (1,2, 3), Staff, Football trainer (3), Athletic Council. HAZEL RUSCH Never known to worry, Never known to care, Never in a hurry No matter when or where. Hermes Club (3), Chorus (1,2). Page 16