Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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ADMINISTRATION

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To the students of Dover High: The staff of the 1940 edition of the Dover High School Tiger has chosen Town History” as the theme of our Annual. It is quite fitting then, since history is our theme, that we dedicate the 1940 Tiger to the Class of 188 5, the first formal graduating class of Dover High School. The Class of 1885 was composed of eight boys and three girls. Of these eleven members, seven are still living. Only three, Mrs. Lizzie Powers, Miss Isabelle Hance, and Mr. William Otto, now reside in Dover. Mr. Otto, one of the prominent members of the class, is widely interested in the educational and social activities of Dover. He has given many valuable years of service as a member of the Board of Education and as County Clerk. At the present time he is the retired president of the National Union Bank of Dover. He is a member of the Y. M. C. A. and of the Dover Building and Loan Corporation and has been active in many church and social clubs and lodges. Therefore, as a means of expressing our gratitude to Mr. William Otto for the loyal service he has rendered, and for his great interest in our school and community, we, the Class of 1940, respectfully dedicate our yearbook to him as a representative of the class of 1885. MR. WILLIAM OTTO

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Helen G. Greenwood—Columbia, M.A. .... Janet K. Totten—Sargent, B.S. ..... Marie B. Dowd—Smith, A.B. ...... Madelyn Johnson—Dover High School .... Lawrence Van Horn—Rider, B.C.S. ..... Clyde Cole—Penn State, B.S. .... . Helen Ufheil—N. Y. U., B.S..................... Dorothy Dahl—Minnesota University, B.S.; Columbia, M.A. C. Norman Utz—Penn State, B.S. ..... Charles Sanders—Trenton, B.S. ..... . . German . Physical Training . . English Secretary . Bookkeeping . General Science . Stenography . . Sewing Home Mechanics . Wood Work H. Greenwood J. Totten M. Dowd M. Johnson L. Van Horn C. Cole H. Ufheil D. Dahl C. Utz C. Sanders Page Nine