Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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PHILIP DAHER “Phil” “His hair is as black as night.” This black hatred youth is none other than “Phil Daher.” Music is one of his specialties. His accomplishments are many and varied and you know not what to expect next. He has a good disposition and an anti gloom smile. We feel sure he will make a hit in the world. Hermes Club. Glee Club, Basketball. Orchestra. Le Cercle Francais, Track Team (2-3-4), Baseball Squad (1). ALICE DICK “Dickie” “Cheerfulness is. the first promoter of health. This smiling lass is looking so well satisfied with the world because she has always attained the highest mark in her studies. Quiet, yet cheerful and ever willing to do her share. Alice could always be found “clicking the keys” in Mr. Black’s office for she is A stenographer supreme. Hermes Club (2-3-4). Business English, Student Council (4). MARGARET DOERR “Peggy” Peggy has been the Secretary of our class and many of our clubs and has proved a very successful one. Her grace and exquisite beauty combined with her pleasing personality has won her popularity. Dramatics, Girl Reserves (2), Vice President “Der Deutche Verein” (3), Class Secretary (2-3-4), Student Council (3-4), Secretary “lx Cercle Francais” (4), Secretary “Delta Kappa (4), Literary Club (4). Year Book Staff. HAROLD B. DOMB Dotnbie” “A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. “Dombie has been one of our most ardent supporters of athletics. He was trainer of last year’s football team, and a member of the cinder pacers. The school will lose one of its loudest cheerers and hardest workers, when “Dombie” graduates. He is a member of: Le Cercle Francais, Delta Kappa, Orchestra President (4). Football Squad (3-4), Year Book Staff. Pro and Con, Literary Club, Assistant Football Manager (4), Debating Team (4), Track Team (3-4). 19

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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

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CLIFFORD EGBERT ‘Doc’’ is not every question that deserves an anstver.” “Doc is noted for his ability to entertain others. He was quite a sheik with the girls in room 203 and 204. He is one of the few who believe that silence should reign in the class room. Good Luck! in the future, “Doc.” Business English Club. JOHN FITCH “Jack” “A fair exterior is a silent recommendation.” This is our manly exponent of the Terpsichorean Art. I le once took the prize at a Charleston Contest but somebody saw him and lie had to put it back. It is rumored that Jack has arranged with the Traction Company to run a special car from Mine Hill for his special benefit. Student Council (4), Football (3-4), Delta Kappa, Chorus. LOUIS FR FI DM AN “Lou” “A good reputation is better than money.” “Lou is one of these silent fellows. He does not believe in “Burning the Midnight Oil” too late, but manages to get through anyhow. There arc many reasons why everyone likes “Lou”. French Club. ROBERT GARDNER “Bob” While zee stop to think zee often miss our opportunity.” Bump! Oh. pardon me, I didn't see you. “Bob. You may be small, but you get there just the same. Robert hails from Mine Hill. He is one of our quietest members of the student body. He is what you might call a optimist because he never worries when exams come around. c 20