Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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CLARENCE HARKING Red “Success is man's God .” Did we hear you ask us if we heard the newest joke Red lias been spreading? No, we haven't heard it but we have heard all about it. Red’s jokes and his violin make the same kind of racket, and pass through the same medium—AIR. Orchestra (1-2-3), Student Council (2), Football (3), Chorus (1-2-3-4). ROBERT HETHERINGTON “Bob” “Love thyself and many ivill hate thee. A prominent member of our class is Bob Hethering-ton.” He is quite an athelete and has a good grade along the scholastic line. His jovial manners and good nature has won him many friends. We hope his success will continue when lie attends college after graduating. Baseball (3-4), Football (3-4), Basketball (3-4), Track (2-4;, Le Oercle Francais (4). LAURA HILL “Laura” “If music he the food of lore, sing on” Laura is a very studious girl. She has earned the E” that she receives in every subject. She has gone through her school days with a song and a smile on her lips. Chorus, Delta Kappa. SAMUEL HON “Lor a desperate disease a desperate cure.” As thou gazetli upon the face which adorncth this page as a single candle lighteth Madison Square Garden by night, thou wilt recognize our famous Samuel Hon. Sam has participated in all forms of Athletics namely— football, basketball and baseball and he has distinguished himself very signally in each. Football (4). Baseball (3-4), Basketball (4). Delta Kappa (4), German Club (4). 22

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MICHAEL GEISIK “Mike” His only fault is that he has no fault. How many of you would have defied everything to finish school? Such a fellow is “Mike.” “Mike” lias studied hard and earned all the “E’s” he received in U. S. History. In fact he will work just as hard in one subject as he does at H. H. “Mike, as we know him outside of the class-room is a tine fellow. His one pleasure is to play on the Deutsche Verein Basketball team. Hermes Club. German Club, Business English Club. JUANITA GILLEN “Juan” Of surpassing beauty, and in the bloom of youth. Juanita has derived full benefit from the four years of her High School life. Every spare moment was used in the gaining of knowledge. She has also worked for her class and gained many ever-lasting friends. Business English Club, Year Book Staff. Der Deutsche Verein, Chorus (3), Hermes Club (3). MEYER GOLDSTEIN “Mever” We meet thee like a pleasant thought. Gaze, dear reader, upon the picture and guess who it is. No, you are wrong—it’s Meyer. Rumor has it that he once was seen with his face buried in a text book, but perhaps he was sleeping. Optimistic? Yes. His mother, some time ago, found him fishing in the bath-tub. However, if you want a good chum and a real friend. Goldstein is the man for you. Orchestra (1-2-3-4), Le Cercle Francais (2-3-4), Delta Kappa. DAVID HANCE “Dave” Toil does not come to help the idle. “Dave” is a good-natured fellow with a winning disposition. He excels in basketball and baseball. Some day “Dave will be a Coach at Penn State. Dcr Deutsche Verein. Baseball (3-4), Class Basketball. 21

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WILLIAM FRANCIS HORAN “Bill” “Be courteous to oil, but intimate with fctv. —Washington “Bill' who attains a high standard in his studies, is actively engaged in school affairs. He is a quiet boy hut intimate with his many friends. We are justly proud of our treasurer who served four successive terms. Class Treasurer (1-2-3-4), President Hermes Club (4), President Business English Club (4). RUSSELL JOHNSON “Rus” “The plowman homeward plods his weary way.” Russell brings to this school many cheerful thoughts. He arrives every morning on the Mt. Fern limited. Russell gets a little melancholy every once in awhile. He has his eye on a little girl out near Quaker Church. It has been said that he will have his little fun even it the teachers do get peeved. Rus takes yeast cakes daily so as to help himself rise in the world and be a man. Delta Kappa, Der Deutsche Verein. Literary Club, Pro and Con. MARIE JUNKERMAN “Marie” “It matters not how long you lire but how well.” The pleasing countenance of the young lady at the left is that of Marie Junkerman. Marie’s smile has always been a source of cheer in a dreary class-room. Almost any morning Marie can be seen hustling to school. She lives so far away that she has to get up shortly after going to bed so as to get to school on time. We hope to see Marie some day as a member of Xiegfield’s Follies. Basketball ’25-’26-’27, Business English. Girl Reserves. Vice President; Chorus, Athletic Council ‘26. MARY KAISER “Mary” I good heart is better than all the heads of the world” During Mary's sojourn within the halls of Dover High she has made a host of friends. Her name is Kaiser but she’s really a queen! Mary is athletically inclined towards basketball and the banjo. In her lessons, her play, her work, she is ever friendly, ever helping another. Vice President. Senior Class; Manager and Captain. Basketball Varsity (2-3-4): Vice President and Secretary, Student Council (1-2-3-4); President and Vice President, Girl Reserves; Chorus (2-3), Orchestra (2-3), Hermes (3-4). Business English Club (3), Dramatics, Athletic Council (2-3-4), Year Book Staff. 23