Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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Joseph Federici Who doesn't know the old Vet,” famous football player of D.H.S. ? This game, however, isn’t his only attribute, as he is also a talented Thespian. His droll humor, appealing personality, and ability for acquiring friends make Joe the allround fellow he is. Edward Fichter Ed Fichter's main interests are D.H.S. in general and gals” in particular. He may be one of the gang, but his sense of humor, coupled with a hearty laugh, makes it certain that he’s not the kind of guy who can be forgotten in a hurry. Myrna Fisher Myrna is not only known for her very excitable disposition, but also for her quick wit and constant chit-chat. Likeable and pleasing to everyone, she is interested in solving the problems of others. Although she sometimes becomes involved, the situation is always cleared up. Richard Federici Vice-president of his senior class, Rich” is well known among his classmates and is a prominent figure on the football field. Wherever there’s a party or dance, he is sure to be found because it's an established fact that with Rich around, there's never a dull moment! Sarah Fichter With a remark or wisecrack to liven up any situation, Sarah is right on hand and ready to help. She enjoys all the girls’ sports and is seen at every game either taking an active part or sitting by to cheer on her classmates. Albert Fogelson Tall, lanky and friendly, Red” is one of D.H.S.'s best athletes. He is recorded in Who’s Who of ’46 as ace of the basketball five and for his flaming red hair. Yes, as the Biggest Bluffer,” we must admit his line” is smooth—and we wouldn’t know him without it. Lois Folk A lover of sports, Lois was usually a four-year participant in all of them. In her senior year, she was overwhelmingly elected secretary of the G.A.A. and of the Service Club. She is a familiar fixture in a certain, well-known hangout frequented by the high school crowd. William Gallagher Bill's” remarkable sense of humor has kept many a teacher and student in stitches. In addition, he was always eager to help everyone in any way possible. It was truly Dover High's misfortune that the Navy had to claim him before the end of his senior year. Page 20

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John Dixon John Dixon, great lover of the Brooklyn Dodgers, has earned the nickname of Branch. John, who can play baseball well, is not only a plunging fullback of the Tigers, but is just another example of the celebrities from Mount Freedom who have earned a prominent place in D.H.S. Betty Doggett Our own Betty is one of the most ladylike and gracious girls around Dover High. Her extremely long braids are unusually beautiful; her lovely dark eyes are one of her outstanding characteristics, and her quiet personality is charming to everyone. Lawrence Donofrio Larry is one of the quiet members of the 1946 senior class. Certainly he has rendered faithful service to the Spanish and movie organizations of the school. Maybe outwardly Larry seems quite reserved but among his friends he has lots of the old laugh and fun. Elaine Eichelbaum Ike, known to be happy all day, sees to it that everyone about her feels the same-way. She’s rather mischievous, but only to the extent of relieving the monotony of classes. Her ambition to become a nurse plus her other qualities make her just what the doctor ordered. Dolores Dorsey Dolores or Dee as she is called by her many friends is noticed, first of all, by her rusty red hair. Her athletic skill has been demonstrated in her three years in D.H.S. by her active participation in all girls' sports. Margaret Endahl A pert little gal-about-school who has a cheerful word for everyone and a knack for blowing up things in Chemistry. Among her many talents is the ability to play the sax and piano. Equally as important is her title of Exchange Editor on the Student Prints. George Enders Although he is small in stature, it is true, George has a grin that spreads good feelings everywhere. He is rather quiet, but his wit is shown very often. We feel sure everyone will agree that George is very much okay. Willetta Estock The cute little gal with the halo of brown curls is Billie.” It was Newton's loss and our gain when she came to us last September. It didn't take us long to discover that she’s a super girl. Things aren't still long when Billie” is around. Page 19

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Dorothy Gardner Don't be misled by her tiny stature and unruffed appearance because there’s plenty of spunk and spark” beneath that peaceful exterior. Dotty” is always wearing a pleasing and happy smile. One of our shorthand experts, she has won many Gregg awards. W. Thayer Gault One of our more active classmates in scholastic and extracurricular work, Thayer has shown his leadership ability many times by being editor of the Student Prints and assistant editor of the Tiger. A pleasing personality and a ready wit combine to make Thayer one of our best. Philomena Genovese Philly's” scholastic ability exceeds her size a billion times. She’s as quick in math as she is on D.H.S.’s basketball court. This girl is never idle, always attempting to do her very best. She may be short but every bit of her is filled with good sense. Gerald Gaughan Known to his friends as the Gawker,” he is very popular among his classmates who voted him as class cutup for his numerous jokes and gags. He is one of our smartest German students and manager of the fooball team, besides being on the Student Patrol. Margaret Gearhart Peggy,” one who takes an active part in our school sports, has captured a great many admirers with her great friendliness. We all know that Peg” seems to turn an appreciative ear to music, for she has participated in the dancing club and choir. Robert Gilbert That rip-roaring center on our own eleven, Ace” shows his powers of reasoning in every minute of the game. Some say he's quite shy, but ask any of his many acquaintances and they're sure to agree that Beanie” is more fun than a barrel of monkeys. John Goble John, or Gobble as he is known to his many friends, is one of those celebrated gremlins we have heard about. His gay existence will be clarified by seatroom teachers of 102 and 114. Outside of school John is a football man, having played center for three years. Richard Goble Dick is our famous bowler who is sure to knock down the ten pin and all the other nine, too. He keeps busy working when he isn't throwing that ball down one of the alleys to get a strike and keep up his average. Page 21