Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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FACULTY Louis Cron holm .... Social Sciences Uf'sala, A.B. Rutgers, M.P.d. William Walker .... History Trenton State Teachers Collette, B.S. J. Dale Weaver .... History Pennsylvania State Teachers Collette, B.S. Cyrus B. Sherk .... History Lebanon I’allex. A.B. X. V. U„ M.A. Laurence Van Horn . . Bookkeeping Ryder, B.C.S. LeRoy Hinkle ............. Ceography Indiana. A.B. Columbia, M.A. Lois Williams ........... Arithmetic X.Y.U.. B.S. Columbia. M.A. Ercderica Hyde .......... Commercial Ryder Ruth Van Horn ............... Typing Ryder, B.S. Helen llolsiiigcr ...... Stenography X. y. U.. B.S. Leo W. Sanders.. Physical Education University of Illinois Roltert Van Orden Physical Education Panzer Dorothy Briant... Physical Education Trenton State Teachers C liege, B.S. (•ertrude Horowitz Physical Education Trenton State Teachers Collette, B.S. Helen Siehit ............. Secretary- Marie Brady ............... Secretary Madeline Kricson .......... Secretary Elaine Pierson ............ Secretary Whitman Junior College Thirteen

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THE (’. Norman L’tz Supervisor-Teacher Home Mechanics Pennsylvania State, B.S. Chari is Sanders ........ Wood Work Nen-ark State Teachers College E. I .eland Smith ....... Metal Arts Potsdam State Normal Beatrice Cooper.. Mechanical Drawing Massachusetts School of Art Tillic Hoitsma .............. ('(Miking A'. J. C., B.S. Columbia, Af.A. Rita (Jill ....... Sewing and ('(Hiking St. Elisabeth, B.S. Dorothy Dahl .................. Sewing University of Minnesota. B.S. Teachers College, M.A. d. Kdimmd Tnnstall .......... English Pratt Institute, Monmouth, B.S. Columbia. M.A. Zillah S. Prophett ...... Librarian Wellesley. B.A. Simmons, B.S. Margaret Meeker ............. English Butler. A.B. Indiana, M.A. Benjamin F. drone wold........English North Central, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.A. Janice Larson ............... English Upsala, A.B. Elena A. Haviar ............. English Rutgers, B.S. Marie B. Dowd ............... English Smith, A.B. Cornelia Boyd ............... English Buckncll, A.B. N. Y. V.. M.A. Beatrice Cooper. .Mechanical Drawing Massachusetts School of Art Jean Wiley......French and derntan Middlebury, B.S. Western Reserve, M.A. Columbia. M.A. Sorbonne Certificate Donald d. Ilnbbard ............ Music Ithaca, B.S. Mary V. Toye ................. French St. Elisabeth, A.B. Minerva Freeman ............... Latin Maryville. A.B. Harvey A. Kuntzelman...........derman Wesleyan. B.S. Rutgers, AI.Ed. Natalie Goldstein ............... Art Rutgers, B.S. Alvin A. Fry ............. Chemistry Dickinson. B.S. Pennsylvania State, M.S. Andrew Klusick .... General Science Colby, B.S. Clyde Cole ......... General Science Pennsylvania State, B.S. d. Donald Thomson .......... Biology Springfield College. B.S. Mildred II. ('reveling......Geometry Hamline, B.S. Columbia, M.A. Prudence Sheehan .......... Algrlira University of Pittsburgh. A.B. Twelve

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HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '42 We arc the portals of old Dover High speaking. Many are the classes we have seen pass through our corridors and many the story we have to unfold. Wc remember, even if you have forgotten, the day the members of the Class of ’42 first entered our domains. How different you were then! How you huddled in frightened groups trying to find the auditorium. We saw you flounder in bewilderment, trying to find your assigned scat-rooms, the countless times you tried to ascend the wrong stairs in spite of the foreboding, sinister jeers of those godly upperclassmen. Even your freshman officers are fresh in our minds. You found your leader even then in Bud Furstman. That smiling German refugee, Willy Burns, was your vice-president, while Don Scully and Grace Thorndycraft kept your records. Under Miss Haviar’s able leadership you organized your freshman party. (Can you remember Zelnick’s oak-leave skirt?) How well wc remember the times you couldn’t find your locker, or forgot your combination, your first meeting with the word detention.” Your first exams hit you hard, but as all your predecessors, you came through victorious and reached that smooth sailing period called the sophomore year. Now it was your turn to jeer at the freshmen, to whistle in the halls, enter classes late; and why not? You were freshmen no longer! Then when the class meeting came to pass, you presented a picture different from the innocent serious freshman group the year before. Miss Dowd, your adviser, used every effort to calm you; nevertheless, I could feel myself shaking from the vibrations of the noise you created. Out of this happy-go-lucky meeting came the discovery of another leader. Jack Painter was chosen to head your class. He was assisted by Leo Hayes as vice-president, Faith Honsbcrger as secretary and Jack Evcrman as treasurer. We were present at your sophomore hop. Mingled with the music was talk of the good time you had at the outing at Lake Hopatcong. We saw your brows wrinkle when told of the financial burdens that you would have to shoulder. You were upper classmen now and you had to face the fact that there were things that had to be taken seriously. Bud Furstman was made president and Dot Metz vice-president at the class meeting that year. Shirley Jensen was secretary with Bud Downs as treasurer. Mrs. Sheehan’s guidance was one of the main factors of the success of the annual magazine drive. We saw the plans for the big social event Fourteen