Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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Frances Gold Fran can put a dress together as quickly as we can say Jack Robinson and her able skill in playing classics and swing on the ivories would be hard to beat any time. All this—and good sense, too—make up this talented miss. Jean Goodenough Jeanie is easily recognized by her wavy hair, green eyes, and a slight spotting of freckles—not to mention her two lovely dimples. Her expertness in the held of sports has given her a prominent position on many first teams. James Gross Jimmy, although he looks very shy, is really quite a cut-up. He meets everyone with some bright remark, and blushes from ear to ear whenever the attraction is centered upon him. Jimmy likes all sports, of which baseball is his favorite. Dorothy Hance Flashing dark eyes and an eager smile put Dotty” on top. Her capability in everything she undertakes is a factor much in her favor. Elected Typing Editor of our yearbook, her flying fingers are well appreciated. Dotty has been prominent in the Student Prints and all sports during her high school career. James Hanna A smile for all he meets and his jogging walk, which he so nobly inherited from track, certainly add up to a likeable fellow. Although Jimmy came to D.H.S. only last year, he has won the hearts of all, especially the girls'. James Hawkins Jimmy is a quiet lad, we agree, but noisy enough to make his presence known. His black curly hair seems to attract a great deal of attention. A pleasant voice and a smile for all help make Jimmy” a great guy. Harry Hauptli Never caring what goes on about him, Pope” lives in a world that's all his own. He is ready and willing to add a comment to a class when things slow up, although he is more often found sleeping. It cannot be denied—Harry is a lot of fun. William Herrmann An active member of the Movie Club, Bill” does his best to help keep all the equipment in good working order. He is interested in most sports and has been a member of the Varsity D Club since his sophomore year. Page 22

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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

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Doris Hill Doris is often seen, but she is hardly ever heard. In her sophomore year, because of her desire to learn more about cameras, she joined the Photography Club. Doris is also known to be extremely handy with a needle, and has effected many Paris Creations.” Donald Hoffman Commonly known as the Mayor,” Mr. Hoffman is stamped as the life of the party and the noise of the school. He’s quite a man of society, for the D.H.S. gang manages to pile in and out of his Mine Hill residence every Saturday night. Doris Hollenbeck With that insatiable craving for mischief and an inability to sit still for more than five consecutive minutes, Dot” luckily had a knack for getting out of little difficulties.” A cheerleader for two years, this chipper little miss would be an excellent ad for vitimins. Dorothy Horowitz Dotty's” blond hair can be seen bobbing along the halls at almost any time. One of the favorite screwballs” of our class, she is an excellent contributor to the Student Prints. We feel she would be a success in the field of journalism with her talent and personality. Jean Jacobus Jean is a really sweet girl who is rather quiet when she is not hurrying around with her friends, talking at top speed about almost any subject which is of mutual interest. Her good humor is in evidence no matter where she may be. Robert Holley Gay, jovial Bob” is one boy who is always heard before he is seen. His wit is in full evidence wherever he is. The Krum Kolum” of the Student Prints is his pet diversion. All in all, we think Bob is okay. Ethel Hrivnak Ethel is simply one grand girl—voted to be the girl who has done most for D.H.-S. She was elected secretary of the Student Government and is as outstanding in athletics as in her regular academic subjects. Her cheerful personality will take her far in the world. Lorraine Jones Skillful with her pallet and brush, Jonesy” shows her talent by helping with the art work. Delightful humor spiced with cheerful chuckles is Lorraine as we all know her best. Her carefree, happy manner would help this future nurse cure anyone's sickness. y Page 23