Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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 Joyce Brown Pinky, as she is called by all her friends, shows her enjoyment of every girls' sport by using her talent to help bring her team the victory. Yes, indeed! She is always on hand to ' bring home the bacon! Ann Bucci Her flashing dark eyes are the envy of many. She is ready and willing to do whatever is to be done. Ann’s sweet singing voice has been heard in many assemblies. A host of good fun and vivaciousness — that’s Ann. Catherine Buchanan At the call, Honey,” Kay will always respond either beaming brightly or glowering, according to the surroundings. A sly grin, a ready sense of humor, and a throaty voice which has a habit of losing itself at football games add much to her pleasing charm. Walter Burkhart An enticing smile is one of Bob’s main assets. His sparkling personality is in evidence wherever he is. Although often sleepy, he manages to be wide awake at the right times and we do mean the right times. Bob is tops! Jack Buckingham One thing is sure about Jack: he will be at every party within a five mile radius. It’s easy to see he appreciates the girls and, certainly, vice versa. Seriously, Jack is one of those rare persons with a rare sense of humor. Charles Burt An active member of the Movie Club, Charles is always on hand to keep the machine functioning smoothly. He was also a member of the Student Government, always trying to keep the students in order with the supreme laws of the school. Inez Cahill Her gorgeous blond hair is the envy of many a senior girl. Inez seems to have been blessed by nature as her smile is very, very nice. The fact that she is rather shy suits her perfectly. In' conclusion, we all agree that Inez is a classy lassy. Joseph Carlson To enforce law and order in Dover High, Joe was elected as Police Chief of the Student Government. An enthusiastic baseball fan, he is equally as prominent as pitcher or second-baseman. His able participation in mechanics clearly shows his interest in this field. Page 16

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Ruth Balkin Ruth is certainly gifted with the ability to pronounce French with ease. Her rolling r's and accent make her classmates green with envy while Miss Toye appreciatively listens to a student who brings forth a pronunciation that would cause the French to Oh! la! la!” with enthusiasm. Virginia Barwicke Although Ginny is usually very quiet, you should see her when she plays one of her swell accordion solos — not to mention her art ability! If a contest were held to see who drew the best girls, we'd give you ten to one odds that Ginny” would be chosen. Seymour Bass Seymour, witn his willing clarinet and sax, is another of our class musicians. An important member of the school band and orchestra, he understands and appreciates music. He is always ready to give his side of any question that is presented in P.A.D. Victor Boglioli Vic” has one special wish that he hopes will come true —-that everyone will someday learn the correct pronunciation of his family name. Although he may not be a noisy member of our class, he is certainly a welcome one. George Bopp George ”E'' is a rugged individual, with an appreciative eye for the fair sex.” A fervent participant in P.A.-D. discussions, George enjoys a heated debate at any time. Capable with a sax and clarinet, he can often be seen pouring over a copy of Met-rouoi e magazine. Elise Berry Shy and quiet, Elise is friendly and always willing to cooperate. For obvious reasons, she was named The Shortest Girl” in the class of '46. Elise likes to sing in the choir, in which she has been a prominent addition throughout her years in high school. Andrew Bolton From past experience, we know Andy as a great guy who’s especially active in football and baseball. When the present seniors were struggling sophomores, Andy was our class president. His amiable personality and manner make him one of D.H.S.'s most likeable fellows. Lois Bostrom Pretty, fair-haired, with laughing blue eyes best describes Lois. This lovely miss comes to us all the way from Venezuela. She is mighty handy with a needle. In fact, it's easy work for her to put a smart outfit” together. Page 15

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Ruth Carlson Ruthie” has been a girl who could be relied on to get things done, whether they be scholastic or extracurricular. Voted Most Likely to Succeed by her classmates, she undoubtedly deserved the title. Her gracious manner and sparkling personality will carry her far. Rosalie Chiappa A jolly and carefree member of our group whose happy manner helps the rest of the gang feel the same way, Rosalie does her best in every class and tries to help everyone who may be having some trouble. She's the type of gal we like to have around. Theresa Chirip Just mention Chipso's” name and watch everyone’s face light up. Always in a gay mood, she manages to keep everyone about her in high spirits. Active in sports at D.H.S., Chipso” is well-known and well liked by both boys and girls. Helen Ciardi Helen was selected as the business manager of the Tiger by her associates and ably carried out her duties. Her beautiful, dark, wavy hair wins the admiration of many of her friends. Her expertness in school work is shown in all her classes. George Cleffi It's plain to see that George is one of our servicemen who are certainly missed by all of us. An Army man who left our classrooms to answer Uncle Sam's call, George is fun to know and fun to have around. Joel Cohen Jerry is Dover High's sports writer whose ability can be seen in the Student Prints and the Tiger. Excellent proof that he is an allround student—his activeness in track and his scholastic ability. Familiar to all, we have Jerry” labeled as a swell fellow to know. Cynthia Cooper Cindy” has displayed her musical talents as piano-accompanist for many activities. She can be easily recognized by her light brown wavy hair and her dark brown innocent” eyes. Just mention her many accomplishments and watch Cindy blush—really an amazing girl. Mark Cope Bruss, with his curly hair, blue eyes, and dimples, is a member of Uncle Sam’s Navy, having joined the service during his senior year. His participation in baseball denotes his fondness for this sport. His friendship is valued by all who know him. Page 17