Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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mm Top Picture: J. Dale Weaver, B.S. History William Walker, B.S. History Donald G. Hubbard, B.S. Music Louis Cronholm, A.B. • Social St'ie tiecs Janice Larson, A.B. History, English Cyrus B. Sherk, A.B., M.A. History Zillah S. Prophett, A.B., B.S. Librarian THE Center Picture: Prudence Sheehan, A.B. Algebra Mildred H. Creveling, A.B., M.A. Geometry Alvin A. Fry, B.S., M.S. Chemistry Clyde Cole, B.S. General Science G. Donald Thomson, B.S. Biology Andrew Klusick, B.S. General Science Lower Left: Leo W. Sanders Physical Training Robert Van Orden Physical Training Dorothy E. Lindbergh, B.S. Physical T ra ning Dorothy Briant, B.S. Physical Train ng Lower Right: Cornelia Boyd, A.B., M.A. English Benjamin F. Grcnewold, A.B., M.A. English Marie B. Dowd, A.B. English G. Edmund Tunsta'.l, B.S., M.A. English Elena A. Haviar, B.S. Engl sh William MacAlcon, A.B. English

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MINISTRATIUIV The Dover Board of Education is giving us today, as it has in the past and will in the future, the finest high school and elementary school education possible. Like that great governing board of our nation, the Supreme Court, the Dover Board of Education is composed of nine men, whose business ability enables them to supervise wisely the business of the school. The president is Stanley B. Moore, former superintendent of Hercules Powder Company. The vice-president is Albert E. Sedgeman, manager of S. H. Berry Hardware Store. The other members are: William J. McElroy, the Treasurer of the Dover Trust Company; Walter Peter, a superintendent of Gotham Hosiery Company; Dr. Leo Schoenbrun, Doctor of Dental Surgery; Dr. Rocco Cleffi, Chiropractic Doctor; H. Leslie Landis, foreman in New Jersey Power and Light Company; William H. H. Ely, a Dover lawyer, and Raymond D. Gill, assistant editor of Dover Advance. Mr. Samuel Gibson, a real estate agent, serves as District Clerk. In order to successfully fulfill all its duties, the Board is divided into committees, which execute all matters pertaining to them. The committees are: Teachers’ Committee, whose work it is to hire or dismiss anyone on the Dover faculty; Finance Committee, which approves all financial transactions; Building Committee, whose members arc responsible for reporting the needs of the four schools to the entire board; Supply Committee compiles the lists of the needs of the schools and obtains them; Medical Committee works with the school doctor in connection with the physical tests given the students; Athletic Committee, which consists of one Board member and three faculty members, approves all athletic schedules and anything else in connection with athletics. The two greatest accomplishments of the Board during the last four years have been the high school addition in 1937 and the purchase of Hamilton Field in 1940. A new grade school, a permanent football stadium, and perhaps some day a new high school are the future aspirations of the Board. Pjge Nine

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FACULTY Center Picture: Beatrice Cooper Mechanical Drawing Tillic Hoitsma, B.S., M.A. Cooking Top Picture: Laurence Van Horn, B.C.S. Marjorie K. Trimmer, A.B. Bookkeeping Typing Carolyn F.. Bennett, B.C.S. Helen Ufheil, B.S. sJV ( Commercial Stenography LcRoy Hinkle, A.B., M.A. Lois Williams, B.S., M.A. T Commercial Geography Arithmetic Jr f t f Rita Gill, B.S. Cooking and Sewing Dorothy Dahl, B.S., M.A. Sewing Charles Sanders, B.S. Wood Work C. Norman Utz, B.S. Home Mechanics E. Leland Smith Metal Work Lower Left: Harvey A. Kuntzelman, B.S. German Minerva Freeman, A B. Lat.n Natalie Goldstein, A.B. Art Mary V. Toye, A.B. French Jean Wiley, B.S.. M.A. French and German Lower Right: Madelyn Johnson Secretary Dorothy Andrews Secretary Marie Brady Secretary Elaine Pierson Secretary