Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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GERALD COOK “Cooky “Not over-serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow. Sr. Hi-Y (4): Class Basketball (1-2): Basketball Squad (3-4): Football (3-4): Letter Men’s Club (4). Big. tall, hair of yellow He’s considered a very good fellow: His teachers sometimes are irate Because he cheerfully comes in late. HELEN DREXEL “Helen “She's neat, she's sweet, you might think she's meek but she's not. Hermes Club. Sec. (2-3-4) : Bus. Eng. Club (4) : Du-O-Tres (3): Sec. Senior Class. German Club Chorus (1): Civics Club (1); Dramatics (1-2); Student Council (4). Sweet, studious, pleasing, kind. A nicer girl would be hard to find: Teachers and classmates all agree For a good natured “Boss” a prize she 11 be. EDWIN DUNBAR “Squirt “What I've been taught I forgot and what I know I guessed. Zeta Alpha (3): Delta Kappa (4). Very mischievous is this lad With everyone he likes to gad: Always loafing in the halls This young chap is not very tall. IDA EGBERT “Ida “As far as angels 'Ken.' Bus. Eng. Club (4); Du-O-Tres (3): Tiger Staff (4); Civics Club ( 1). Ida Egbert, plump and fair Big blue eyes and golden hair: She’s a friend thru’ thick or thin What she tries, she’s sure to win. T wenty-three

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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

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WILLIAM FARR “Reuben” Sometimes I sit and think—Sometimes I only sit.” Football (2-3-4); Basketball (1-2-4); Capt. (3). Bill is an athletic chap In class, quite often takes a nap: Real dark hair and dreamy eyes He’s a fellow who always plays wise. FRANK FERRY Frank” He never did harm that we know of. German Club (2-3-4); Tiger Staff (4): Zeta Alpha (3): Basketball Squad (3-4): Delta Kappa (4); Class Basketball (1-2): Track (4): Hockey (4): Sr. Hi-Y (3-4). Frank so quiet and so neat Is one who never refuses to eat; We hope some day he hits the right trail For in school he was never known to fail. JANE FRENCH Jane” A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Chorus (1-2-3-4); Girl Reserves (4); Class Basketball (3-4): Dramatics (2-3); Pro and Con (4); Tiger Staff (4). Here is our class artist Who, we all agree Is a very good sport And likes snappy company. HARRIS FRIEDMAN Harris” Belter late than never. Vicc-Pres. French Club (3) : Latin Club (4) : Pro and Con (3-4); Track Squad (3-4): Delta Kappa (4); Radio Club (4) : Sec. Zeta Alpha (3) : Precipitators (1-2-3-4). Witty and exceptionally smart With him. the teachers hate to part; Generally found in nook or crook Scanning the lines of some good book. Twenty-four