Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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ELIZABETH BRAY Betty Her air. her manner, all who saw admired. Chorus (1 -2-3-4) : Dramatics (1 2) : Pro and Con (3 ) : Class Basketball (2-3-4); Girl Reserves Cheer Leader (4). The best looking girl in our class is she A famed dancer and basketball player some day she may be: Liked by everyone in the class Betty sure is a peppy lass. WALTER BRAY Walt “A big man from an important town. Football (2-4). One whom we all like Known for his great height: Always running for the bus But never known to make a fuss. MARY ELIZABETH BROTHERTON Betty “Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. Chorus (3-4): French Club (4): Dramatics (1-2): Basketball (4): Tiger Staff (4). Mary Elizabeth, quiet and shy Never looks twice at any “guy To be a teacher is her aim Whether or not she changes her name. ANNA BUCK Ann Why should life all labor be.3 Sec. Latin Club (1-4): Chorus (1-2-3-4): Pro and Con (2-3-4): Sec. French Club (2-3-4): Class Basketball (3 4): Trcas. Student Council (3): Girl Reserves (3-4): Dramatics (1-2-3): Civics Club (1): Tiger Staff (4). Ann is a darling Tho’ not very tall She certainly succeeds In making them all fall. T wenty-one | NINETEEN THIRTY- TIGER

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MARGARET BALDUS “Meg '7 never bother work till work bothers me.” Class Basketball (1-2-3-4); Du-O-Tres (3): Vice-Pres. Girl Reserves (4). 4 Meg” or Peg” she’s called for short She’s right there in every sport; Red hair, freckles, tall and slim She’s very full of pep and vim. HELEN BLACK '’Helen” ”The sight of you is good for sore eyes.” Student Council (1-2-3): Pro and Con (4): Tiger Staff (4). Helen so dainty and petite Has a disposition mild and sweet; To be a nurse is her one great aim A girl like she, we’d all gladly claim. GEORGE BLACK George” ”The silent lover.” Football (2-3-4) : Student Council (3-4) : Chorus (1-2-3-4): Delta Kappa (4): Zeta Alpha (3): German Club. His voice is deep and very low And he quite often attends a show; Believe it or not, this boy can sing And he does his best in everything. WILLIAM BLACK Bill” “A school-boy’s tale, the wonder of an hour.” Latin Club ( 1) : Civics Club (1) : Orchestra ( 1 -2-3-4) : Student Council (3): Pro and Con (1-3): Tiger Staff (4): Zeta Alpha (3); Delta Kappa (4); Basketball Mgr. (4). William Black so calm and shy Seems to think life easy as pie; Although he is the principal’s son He certainly is just full of fun. T wenty

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HARRY BURRELL Harry” Of their own merits modest men are dumb.” Student Council (2) ; V.-Pres. (3) : Pres. (4) ; Pres. Delta Kappa (4): German Club (2-4): Pres. (3): Pro and Con (2): V.-Pres. (4): Track Squad (3): V-Pres. Zeta Alpha (3) : Tiger Sta: (4) : Pres. Jr. Class: V.-Pres Precipitators (4): Mgr. Football Team (4). Harry is busy from morn till night He can always be heard tho’ not in sight; He seldom has any time free For he studies for an average of E. MADELINE CLARK Micky” When duty and pleasure crash, let duty go to smash.” French Club (4) : Class Basketball (2-3-4) : Pro and Con (2-3); Girl Reserves (1-2). This little miss has plenty of pep To be in her class you’ve got to step; Although she is rather short She’s considered our best girl sport. NATHAN COHN Nate” Blessings on thee little man.” Civics Club (1): Zeta Alpha (3); Delta Kappa (4). He sure can play the violin A prize some day he may win; His hair is curly; he’s a shorty But all around he’s quite sporty. FRANCIS CONOVER Francis” When it becomes necessary to bluff, let’s bluff.” Latin Club (1-2): Precipitators (2-3-4): Radio Club (4): French Club (4): Delta Kappa (4); Pro and Con (4). This boy can make things rhyme Even tho’ he takes his time; Always pulling some humorous joke He’s a boy that’s never “broke. T wenty-two