Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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Willis Slaughter Virginia Todd . . Assunta Pichi . Betty Paulson . . . . . Editor . Assistant Editor Business Manager Assyt. Business Mgr. TIGER STAFF . . . Since the inception of school in September, a group of nearly thirty senior students have given much of their time and effort to the school annual. The aim of the Tiger Staff was to create a year book different from those of previous years and to improve upon them to the best of its ability. Because of the staff’s untiring efforts, it managed to succeed. David Aston Robert Benson John Brasca Mary DeLoren o Vera Foley Alice Garrow Margaret Honsbergcr Mary Hrobouchuk Alfred Interman Marie losso Lilian Jamison Lester Larivicrc Irene McDonald Sidney Mintz Mildred Naylor Elizabeth Paulson Assunta Pichi Elaine Pierson Violet Saywell Mildred Schwack Willis Slaughter Hulda Stoner Virginia Todd Helen Turetsky Anna Walsh Ruth Whitehead Muriel Youngclson Page Twelve

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MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Miss Marie Brady Secretary Mr. Edmond Gruchacz Music Mr. C. Norman Utz Manual Training Mrs. Janet Totten Physical Training Miss Madelyn Johnson Secretary Mr. Clyde Cole Science, Mathematics Miss Lillian Schoenbrun Gertnany Trench Mrs. Mary Masker Secretary Miss Dorothy Ericson Physical Training Mr. John Hourihan English Mr. Lawrence Van Horn Bookkeeping Miss Emma Thoms Junior Business Mrs. Beatrice Cooper Mechanical Drawing Miss Jean Merrill Typing Mr. Andrew Klusick Science Mr. Leroy C. Hinkle Geography Mr. Robert Van Orden Physical Training Miss Elena A. Haviar English Mr. Cyrus B. Slierk History Miss Cornelia Boyd English Pa c Eleven

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CLASS HISTORY .... 1938 Voice of Time: DOVER HIGH SCHOOL 'Way back in '}4, two-hundred and thirty-eight willing, industrious Freshmen entered into the realms of Dover High School. Today there are far fewer in number; however, the happenings of those who stayed can probably be best related by our officers themselves. TIME MARCHES BACK TO JUNE, 193 5 Marie Iosso, President: I’ll never forget the terrible time we had becoming accustomed to high school life. Francis Casey, Vice-President: Our Freshman year was very successful. Margaret Honsberger, Secretary: Everyone was very cooperative in our Freshman year. Mary Chirip, Treasurer: Wow!!!” What a time collecting dues! Voice of Time: One year conquered. But! Let us sec what our second year had in store for us. John Brasca, President: Our second year was successful and was topped by an outing to Bertrand’s Island. Arthur Barnes, Vice-President: I was very happy to be Vice-President of such a willing class. Ruth Whitehead, Secretary: We certainly were chock full of school spirit!! Voice of Time: Only two more years to be conquered in our high school life. Round three coming up! William Lambert, President: Despite the two sessions, we worked hard to achieve a financial and social success. Mary DeLorenzo, Vice-President: Vice-Presi- dent? Yes, and tvas I glad! The President was never absent! John Brasca, Secretary and Treasurer: The time finally came when we were Juniors and did we feel big when we went to our first prom. Voice of Time: Well, now let us see how we fared in the last year. Francis Casey, President: Our treasury is in good financial standing and, all in all, it looks like a very successful year. David Aston, Vice-President: It is with a great deal of relief that we find ourselves in the last year of high school and are able to look back to the things we have been through. Jack Biddiscombc, Secretary: In the new school building, the Seniors act like Freshmen. Alfred Interman, Treasurer: Wow!!!!” I never handled more money in my life. I should have a bodyguard!!!! TIME MARCHES ON Paul Widcnor, Treasurer: As sophomores we found out just how little we knew about this old world. Jessie Ford Alfred Interman George Widdoss