Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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ETHEL BRULANO Ted” “The fair, I he chaste ami unexf ressivc she.” A smile for everyone” is Ethel’s motto. She is a girl who is well-liked by her class-mates. A good student and a faithful member of her class, what more can be expected ? (iirl Reserves. French Club. Literary Club, Chorus, Exchange Editor. WALTER BUCKLEY Walt” “Train him until his lady's fan.” A cjuiet chap is “Walt.” He always knows his lessons to an E.” He is a great lover of sports and has helped Dover to win her athletic fame. Many friends he gains by his winning smile. Basketball (3-4), Football (3-4), French Club. JOSEPH CAREY Big Joe” Steadfast, sober and denture.” Among other great things in our high school is the versatile Joe Carey. Joe is an all-round athlete and is a fine example of the fact that one may possess brains as well as brawn. He received the D as a reward in participation of athletics in the following sports: Baseball '27. Football 27, Basketball Squad, Delta Kappa. MICHAEL COLVIN Mike” “ I word to the wise is sufficient.'’ Half hidden from view this person with diversified talent moves among us. Little is he known save by his marked accuracy when not silent. None bear him malice, for he offends none; but to see him lead in basketball or any other class activity raises the level of the game. What future shall we decide for this fellow? French Club. Delta Kappa, Orchestra. 17

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ANDREW ARMSTRONG “Andrew” “Inclination gets the better of my judgment.’' If he doesn’t look bashful in the picture, it isn’t a good one. because he is as reticent about his talents as we are about our exam marks. For the first two years Andrew acted just like any other out-of-towncr. Then in his Junior year he gained an overwhelming popularity with the opposite sex, due to the annual dramatic classic. Chorus, Football Squad, Chemistry Club, Track, Student Council, Dramatics, Pro and Con. Literary Club, Lc Cercle Francais (President), Tiger Staff. RICHARD BASSETT “Dick” “Haze you summoned your ivits from wool gathering.’' “Dick” is just another blossom from Mine Hill. He is one of those quiet kind that wears crepe-rubber soles. You can find Dick in every place but where you want him. One reason why he is so popular is because of that nice little roadster he shoves around. Boys’ Chorus, Delta Kappa ’27. HARRY BATLKY “Tis the great man who does not scorn a little thing. Harry is a quiet, unassuming chap, but this only tends to make him more popular. His ability and personality have won many honors for him. among which are: President of the Senior Class. Editor-in-Chief of the Year Book. President of the Student Council. Captain of the Football Eleven. Manager of the Baseball Nine. Our Harry is also a member of The Debating Club, Delta Kappa and the Literary Club. SARA BORNSTEIN “Sally” A happy-go-lucky maiden is our “Giggler.” In spite of her inquisitiveness she is a jolly good sport and very dear to all of us. When Sara leaves Dover High every one will be singing I Wonder What’s Become of Sally” for she is well-known and well-liked and will be sorely missed. Girl’s Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl Reserves, German Club. 16

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PAUL COLVIN “Paul” Rightly to be (treat is not to stir without ctreat argument.' lie is neither Irish, Spanish or French, but an all-round good fellow. He works hard and never tries to throw a bluff. Some day he will become a prof. “Paul shows his speed on the Delta Kappa basketball team. Delta Kappa, President of Class (3), Lc Cercle Fran-cais. JACK COOK “Jack” “A pound of pluck is icorth a ton of luck Our Jack has light curly hair that would make any girl envy him. He thrills the spectators at football, wins their admiration at baseball and is an all-round good fellow. e feel that “Dot” is a very lucky girl. Football, Baseball. Delta Kappa. NORA CLARK “Clarkie “Speak low if you speak love Our “Nonie” has been a constant companion to us throughout the trials of marking-periods, exams and disappointments Kveryone is sure to miss her cheery comforting smile When “that certain party” arrives on the scene we begin to suspect that it won’t lx long” before we lose our old friend Best O’luck Clarkie! Treasurer of (iirl Reserves (2). Business English Club (4). Dramatics, Year Book Staff HENRIETTA CHURM “Hcnnv” “I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Henrietta is a great asset to the Commercial Department. She excels in typewriting and stenography, and some day we are sure she will be Somebody’s Stenog.” She never shirks her work. Hermes Club, Business English Club, Year Book Staff. 18