V. jqi)SL Jbo Mm ( jbtCJLL } FOREWORD A merry-go-round has as many thrills as a senior in high school. Our merry-go-round has lasted four years; graduation has made us step down to relinquish our space to others. The pages of our yearbook will show the gay sights we saw while we traveled. Enjoy it with us; relive the experience of our four years in Dover High School. v v ■ f - THE 1951 TIGER Published by The Class of 1951 Dover High School, Dover, N. J. J t£ J.earn on ike J’hjinq ... IN DEDICATION In gratitude for his devoted service to D. H. S. we, the class of 1951, wish to dedicate this yearbook to William Hopkins. Year after year, due to his untiring efforts, Coach Hopkins produced winning teams in football and track. Thanks, Coach, for the spirit of sportsmanship which you have instilled in us. [4] We, the class of '51, also wish to dedicate this yearbook to you, Mrs. Anderson. The remembrance of the times you worked with us for Proms, getting little credit, inspires us with gratitude and respect. Thanks, Mrs. Anderson, the remembrance of you will be with all of us a long time. Supervising Principal HARVEY A. KUNTZELMAN . . . WlanaqsiJi L o@ ike (Bicfjop • • • 38k IX CORNELIA BOYD Bucknell, A.B.; New York University, M.A. ELIZABETH CONNORS Colloge of St. Elizabeth, A.B. JOHN CONNELLY Potsdam State Teachers Collego BEATRICE COOPER Massachusetts School of Art, B.S. MILDRED CREVELING Hamline University, B.S.; Columbia Univor sity, M.A. DOROTHY DAHL University of Minnesota, B.S.; Columbia University, M.S. N. B. DoJARNETTE Eastom Kentucky Teachers College, A.B. CALVIN DENGLER College of Muhlenberg, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. HARRY De LORENZO Albright College, B.A. MARIE DOWD Smith College, A.B. HELEN HILLENBRAND Rider College, B.Ed. (Comm.) NATALIE GOLDSTEIN Rutgers, B.S. RUTH N. GORSS Buffalo State College for Teachers, B.S.; Albright Art School VIRGINIA GRACE Adelphi, A.B. ERNEST HILER New York Univorsity, B.S. W. EVERT Westchostor Stato, B.S.; American Conservatory of Music, Now York Univorsity, A.M. TILLIE HOITSMA New Jersey College for Women, B.S.; Columbia Univorsity, M.A. WILLIAM HOPKINS Lock Haven Stato Teachers College, B.S.; Columbia, M.A. 0 MARY LOUISE HYLAND College of St. Elizaboth, B.A. LAURETTA JOHNSON, Trenton State Teacher College, B.S. Aadunq the Whip. FREDERICA ACKERMAN Rider College TEUVO AIROLA C.C.N.Y. B.S.; Tcachors College, Columbia, M.A. ]VV MARGEL BLAUVELT N. J. College for Women, B.S. ju i MURIEL ANDERSON Montclair State Teachers College. B.S.; Teachers. College, Columbia, M.A. [6] EDWARD LILJESTRAND FRANCES MANDEL New York Univorsity, B.S. J. A. MIDDLETON. Ill Montclair, A.M.; Drew University, A.B. FRANK POULOS Seton Hall, B.S. MABEL POULOS Trenton State Teachers College, B.S. fc. RINO RASTELLI Rutgers University, B.S. CHARLES SANDERS Trenton Stato Teachers College, B.S. KENNETH SANDERS Newark Stato Teachers Collego E. LELAND SMITH Potsdam Stato Normal HERBERT SPURWAY Columbia Univorsity, A.B., M.A. C. NORMAN UTZ Ponn State, B.S., M.Ed. k ROBERT VAN ORDEN Panzer College, B.S. HELEN HOLLAND EVELYN McGLONE Secretary Secretary G. DONALD THOMSON Springfield College, B.S.; Montclair State Teachers College, A.M. ROBERT VERSEPUT N. J. State Teachers College, B.S.; New York University, M.A. ELEANOR NEUBERT Secretary LEO SANDERS University of Illinois CYRUS SHERK Lebanon Valley, A.B.; New York Univorsity School of Education, M.A.___________________ MARY TOYE College of St. ANNA TREMALLO College of St. Elizabeth, B.A. LOIS WILLIAMS Now York University, B.S.; Columbia Univorsity, M.A. MARIE BRADY District Clerk JENNIE SCHWIND Secretary LeROY HINKLE Indiana Univorsity, A.B.; Columbia Univorsity. M.A. ...THE FACULTY J-oWi 'IfaaJiA oft QihcMA £ife • • In 1947 a mob of bewildered freshmen were introduced into the realm of Dover High. To some it was as terrifying as being thrown into a cage filled with wild animals; to others it was a wonderful experience. However, neither lipstick nor showers could deny us the new and wonderful feeling of being freshmen and losing our way around the building. In this, our verdant year, our officers were Ida Delvey as President, Wilson Chen as Vice-President, Robert Gardner, Treasurer and Anne Singer Secretary. In 1948 we were sophomores and we really felt superior to the newcomers around our halls. No opportunity to haze the freshmen was lost. We no longer lost our way or tried to take the nonexistent elevator. D.H.S. was now a familiar place. We liked the jobs Ida Delvey and Wilson Chen did in '47, so we re-elected them to their respective offices. Joseph Hussey was our Secretary and Robert Dartnell our Treasurer. 1949, and we were high and mighty upperclassmen. Almost at once we were plunged into class activities. The serious job of picking our rings was settled and we chose round gold or onyx rings. A fine committee, headed by Mrs. Anderson, our advisor, planned our prom, with heaven as the theme. Once again we chose Ida Delvey as our President, and William Chen as our Vice-President. Rose Cajigao and Anne Singer were our Secretary and Treasurer. We had a very impressive football season, holding the mighty Morristown team to a 0-0 tie. This year as sober” Seniors, we chose as our officers the very capable Robert Dartnell, as President; Ida Delvey as Vice-President; and Dorothy Chirip and Henry Sickles as Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. Rino Rastelli is our energetic and hard-working advisor. We can well remember all the wonderful times we enjoyed during our high school Merry-Go-Round. [8] ROBERT DARTNELL “Bob' Busy boro and thoro—busy everywhere. Science Club 1, Choss and Checkers 2, Class Treasurer 2, Key Club 2.3.4 (Junior Adviser 3), Cooking Club 3, Student Government 3, Shuf-fleboard 3.4 (Secretary 4), Student Council 4. Class President 4, Student Prints 4 (associate editor), Tiger Staff 4. IDA DELVEY Ida With a jest on hor tongue and a smile on her lips, she's bubbling with fun to her Unger tips. Student Government 1,2.3, Tumbling Club 2, Library Club 1, Studont Council r.2.3,4, Hockoy 1.2,3,4, Soccer 1. Soft-ball 1.2. Basketball 1,2.3, Tiger Staff (sports editor) 4. President Freshmen Class, Sophomore Class, Junior Class, Vice-President Senior Class, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4 (Secretary and Treasurer 2), Basketball Manager 3,4, G.A.A. Show 1. DOROTHY CHIRIP “Dot Always smiling and lull of fun, she's a friend to everyone. Soccor 1. Hockey 1, Dancing 1. Dramatics 1, Ceramics 2,3 (Treasurer), Art Club 2. Baseball 2, G.A.A. 2.3. Basketball 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Senior Class Secretary 4, Special Student Patrol 4, Sorvice Club 4, Tiger Staff 4. MARY ELLA ANDREWS Mary Has a knack for doing tho right thing at the right time. G.A.A. 2,3, Knitting Club 2, Ceramics 2, Bible Club 3,4, Service Club 4. FRANK ARICO Frank I don't sleep nights—I wait until sixth period. Dramatics 1,2, Cross Country 2, Gamos 3,4, Italian 3. Boys' Glee Club 4, Studont Government 4. 9 BETTY AUBURN Bet Life is just ono long giggle. Dancing 1, G.A.A. 1,2, Soccor 1, Dramatics 1, Photography 2, Track 2, Journalism 3,4, Poiso and Personality 3, Hockey 3, Student Government 4. EARL BALL Earl Bashful, but oh boyl J.V. Baskotball 1,2, Varsity Baskotball 3,4, Ping Pong Club 3, Basketball Club 3,4, (Treasurer) Intramural Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 2, Art Club 2, Student Congress 4. [10] HENRY SICKLES “Hank A little nonsenso now and then is relished by the best of men. Movie Club 1,2, Art Club 1, Football Club 2, Shuffle-board 2, Student Government 3.4, Studont Council 4, Rod and Gun 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity D 4, Spanish Club 4, Treasurer of Senior Class. ELAINE APPLEGATE Applo Flirtation in her every glance. Dancing 1,2, Library 1, Student Prints 1, G.A.A. 1,4, Journalism 3, Needlecraft 4, Sewing 4. MARGARET BARANCHO Margie Neatness personified. Spanish 3,4, (Secretary 4) Choir 4, Dancing 1, Tiger Staff 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Dramatics 1, Library 1, Journalism 2,3, Ceramics 3, (Treasurer) Student Prints 1.2.3.4, Opera Club 2, (Vice-President) Baseball 1, Girls' Glee Club 3, Student Patrol 4. ROBERT BENNER Bob Always doing, never done; Be it mischief, work or fun. CONCETTA BENTROVATO Connie A pretty girl is like a melody. Knitting 1,2,3, Hockey 1, Poise and Personality 3, S.S. Debs 4, Service Club 4. HENRY BERGHOLZ “Hank Even the greatest men have their fun. Clifton High School: German 1, (Treasurer 2) Ping Pong Club 1, Movie Club 2, Sound Club 2, Bowling Club 2, Dovor High School: Ping Ping Club 3, Stamp Club 3 (President), Rifle Club 4, Student Congross 4. Chess and Checkers 4 (Treasurer). BRENT BESSEMER Bessie Happy am I; from care I'm free. Student Government 1, Chess and Checkers 1, Intramural Baseball 1,2, Rod and Gun 2, Band 2, Football 3, Photography Club 3, Baseball 3,4, Art Club 4 (Vice-President). VICTOR BETCHER Vic There's mischief in his every glance. Rifle Club, Movie Club, 1,2,3, Chess and Chockors 2, Rod and Gun 3, Shuffle-board 4. ELIZABETH BLICH Betty Good humored, and a true friend. Basketball 1, Dancing 1, G.A.A. 1,2, Needlocraft 2, Metropolitan Opera 2, Games 3, Artistic Typing 3, Service Club 4, Poise and Personality 4. LOIS BLICH JANET BOSK Lois Busy doing nothing. lau9h a daV keePs the blues away. Crafts 1, Ceramics 2,4, Knitting 3 (President), Photography 4 (President), G.A. A. 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3. Hockey 2,3, Softball 1,2,3, Student Government 4, Girls' Gloe Club 3,4, Metropolitan Opora Guild 1. DOROTHY BROWN Dot Cool and sophisticated, yet warm and glowing. Dancing Club 1, Student Prints 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Hockey 1,2, Soccer 1,2,4, Basketball 4, Tumbling 2, Dramatics 2,4, Poise and Personality 3, Games Club 3, Needlecraft 3, Keyettos 3, Student Prints Staff 4, French Club 4, Tiger Staff 4, Debating 4, College Club 4. JOAN BURKLOW Joan Ambitious and sincere in all undertaking. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Dramaitc Club 1, French Club (Treasurer) 3, (Vice-President) 4, Student Prints 2,3, Poise and Personality (Recording rotary) 4, Tiger St Constitutional By-Laws' mittee 4. Student Congres (Vice-President) 4. [H] HAROLD BURNSIDE Burnside Genius is the capacity for avoiding hard study. Photography 1, Student Government 3. ROSE CAJIGAO Rosie Her charm lies in her refinement. Needlecraft (President) 1. 2,3, Poise and Personality 3, G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Keyettes Club 1,2,3,4, Class Secretary 3, S.S. Debs 4, Service Club 4, Student Patrol 2, 4, Tiger Staff 4. DOROTHY CANFIELD Dot Carrot top—but don't call her red. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3. Poise and Personality 3 JACK CEMBURA Sambo A good beginner is, in the end, a good winner. Berkely High School: Basketball 2, Football 2, Dover High School: Basketball 3,4 (Vice-President 4), Football 4 (Treasurer). MARGARET CERRA Margaret Junior Miss grown up. Dancing 1. CAROLYN CHANDLER “Carolyn That was as well said as if 1 had said it myself. Crafts 1, Needlecraft 1, Dramatic Club 2, French Club 3,4, Poise and Personality 3, Dressmakers’ Club 4. G.A.A. 3,4, Tiger Staff 4. WILSON CHEN Wilson The world belongs to the energetic. Studont Patrol 1,2,3, Choir 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Ping Pong 1,3, (Vice-Prosi-dont) Debating Club 2,3,4, Gorman Club 3,4, Tiger Staff 4, Boys' Glee Club 4. [12] ALAN CHERNOTSKY Al What was that you said? Boy's Glee Club 4, Movie Club 3,4, Choir 4, Football Manager 3.4, Chess and Checkers 3, Chemistry Club 4. ELEANOR CHIRIP El A merry heart goes all the day. Dramatic Club 1, Dancing 1, G.A.A. 2,3, Ceramics 2,3, Art Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, Service Club 4 (Treasurer), Games Club 4, Basoball 2, Basketball1 3, Tiger Staff 4. CLAIRE CISILSKI Claire Play now; work later. Kearny High School: Basoball 1,2, Banking 1, Choir 1.3, Basketball 1,2, Soccer 1, 2. Dover High: Basketball 3,4, G.A.A. 3,4, Baseball 3, 4, Metropolitan Opera Guild 3, Choir 4, Girls' Gleo Club 4, Hockey 4, Service Club 4, Art Club (Treasurer) 4. ROBERT CORLEY Bob To worry lit lie, to study loss, that's my idea of happiness. French Club 3,4, Chemistry 4. WARREN CRATER Punky” What a funny angol he would mako. Rifle Club 1,3, Chess and Checkers 2, Boys' Glee Club 4. THOMAS D'AGOSTINO Tom When I was a Freshmen, 1 acted like a Freshmen, but now that I'm a Senior I still act like a Freshmen. Intramural Baseball 2,3,4, Chess and Checkers 3, 4. PATRICIA DALEY Pat Never a harsh word, always a smile Needlecraft 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Keystone 3,4, Service Club 4, (President) S.S. Debs 4, Softball 2,4, Poise and Personality 3, Tiger Staff 4. VIRGINIA CLARK Ginny A tender heart and a pleasing smile. Dramatics 1.2,3,4, Library 1, Games 3. GWENDOLYN CONIT Gwen It's a friendly heart that has many friends. Dancing 1, G.A.A. 1,2,4, Student Prints 2, Choir 3, Journalism 3. (Secretary) Poise and Personality 3, Basketball 2,4, Tiger Staff 4, Opora 4, Band 4, Debating 3, Softball 4, Tumbling 2. BEVERLY CLAYTON “No Nose She's not shy, nor is she bold; her friendship's like a chain of gold. , Student Prints 1,2,3,4, G.A. A. 2,3, Choir 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Tiger Staff 4. MARY COCCHIARELLA “Mary A friend to one, a friend to all. Needlecraft 1,2,3,4, Poise and personality 3. Italian Club 3, Track 2, Service Club 4, Softball 2, G.A.A. 2,3. Dancing Club 1, Student Prints 1. Yv CHARLOTTE COLE Char Not all good things come in small packages. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Basoball 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Hockey 1,2,3, Soccer 1, Track 2,4, Dancing Club 1, Knitting Club 3, Student Government 4, Service Club 4, Tiger Staff 4, Photography 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Choir 4. JERRY COOK Cookie What a time, what a civilization! Dramatics 1,2, Track 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, (President 4) Varsity D Club 3,4, (President 4) Student Government 4, Patrol 4. [13] JANICE DALRYMPLE 'Janice Spooch is silver; Silence is g olden. Spanish Club 2,4, G.A.A. 3,4, Softball 4, Choir 3.4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Track 2 PETER DiGENNARO Peto Witty, sincere, easy to get along with. Chest and Checkers 2, Football Club 2,3,4, Basketball Club 4, Varsity Football 3,4, J.V. Football 2, Intramural Baseball 2,3, Track 2, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Varsity D 4. CAROL DAVIS Carol It's not every question that deserves an answer. G.A.A. 2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3. Track 2, Service Club 4. MICHAEL DolVECCHIO Mike A winning personality makes many triends. Football Club, 1.2,3,4, Movie Club 1, Student Government 1.4, Boys' Glee Club 3,4, Photography 2, Italian 3, Tumbling 2, Track 2,3,4, Basketball 3. ALFRED DELVEY Al“ Football's my game! Football Club 1.2.3.4, Student Government 3,4, Italian Club 3, Tumbling 2, Track 1,2,3,4. Football 1,2, 3.4. lo 71Aj V RICHARD DODD “Richard Blushing is the color virtue Chess and Checkers 3,4. 01 DOROTHY DOGGETT Dot A quiet temper sows the world with roses. Knitting 1, Art Club 2, Ceramics 2, Artistic Typing 3, Games Club 3, G.A.A. 3,4, Basketball 3, S.S. Debs 4, Service Club 4, Tiger Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club 4. DAVID DUNNING Dave I've often regretted my speech, but never my silence. J.V. Football 2r Football Club 2, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Boys' Cooking Club 3, Games Club 3, Chess and Checkers 4. HARRY EISNAUGLE Harry Look to the humorous side of life. Football Club 3, Choss and Checkers 4. GEORGIANNA ERICKSON Georgio Nerve is better than gold. Dancing Club 1,2, Basketball 1,2,4, Baseball 1,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Needlecraft 2, Tumbling 2, Poiso and Personality, (Treasurer) Service Club 4. ■ H [14} CAROLE ESPOSITOS Espo From little sparks come a mighty flame. Student Prints 1,2,3,4, (Circulation Manager 3. Business Manager 4) G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 4. Journalism 1,2, Tiger Staff 4, Spanish Club 3,4, (Secretary) Basketball 2, Library 1. BARBARA FARRELLY Bobbie'' She has the face of an angel, bu the devil's in her eye. G.A.A. 1,2,3, Basketball 1.2. Dancing Club 1, Student Prints 1,2, Journalism 2, Metropolitan Opera Guild 3, Choir 3,4, Poise and Personality 4, Tiger Staff 4. KENNETH FEHSAL Ken What I've been taught, I forgot; and what I know, I guess. Chess and Checkers 1,2, Ping Pong 1, Science Club 2, Football Club 2,3, Spanish Club 4. GLENDA FEINSTEIN Glenda When she speaks she says something. Forensic Club 3,4 (Secretary), Metropolitan Club 2,3 (Treasurer), Dramatics Club 3,4, Reporters' Club 1, Journalism 2, Tiger Staff 4 (Feature Editor), Basketball 2,3, G.A.A 3,4. MILTON FELTER Lefty Many friends well won. Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Photography 1, Shuffleboard 3,4, Ping Pong 2. LEE FITCH Lee I never bother work 'til work bothers me. Photography 1. Art 2,3, Game Club 3,4, Rifle Club 4, Journalism Club 2, Choir 3.4. JOAN FRANCIS Joan A light heart lives long. Student Prints 1,2,3,4 (Circulation Manager 3, Business Manager 4), Spanish Club 3,4 (Treasurer), Student Government 2, Student Congress 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Tiger Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Journalism Club 1,2, Baskotball 2,3. ERIC FRANZ Eric Silence is tho greatest vir-tuo. Movie Club 1, Chess and Checkers 2,3, Shuffleboard 4, Ping Pong 4. CAROLE FRIEDMAN Carole Loudspeakers are not al■ ways found on radios. Dramatics 1. Photography 2, Poise and Personality 3, Artistic Typing 3, S.S. Debs 4, Needlecraft 4, Choir 4, Glee Club 3. JOHN FRISTER Ronnie Enjoy life while you may— you'll be a long time doad. Science Club 1, Photography 1, Football Club 2, Italian Club 3, Games Club 3, Advanced Art Club 4, Football 2, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Intramural Wrestling 1,2,4. 05] RICHARD GANTERT Dick Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Denvillc: Baseball 1. Dover High: Chess and Checkers 3, Rod and Gun Club 2, Photography 3, Football 2,3,4, Varsity Football 3,4, Boys' Glee Club 3. A fine player on the court, a regular fellow and a sport. Basketball 2,3,4, Basketball Club 3,4 (President), Ping Pong Club 3 (Vice-President), Student Prints 4 (Co-Editor), Student Council 4, Student Patrol 4 (Police Commissioner), Intramural Basketball 2. ROBERT GARDNER Bob A lad of well known merit, with well-done tasks to his credit. Band 1,2,3.4, Baseball 3.4, Intramural Baseball 1,2, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Student Council 4, Class Treasurer 1, Chess and Checkers 1. Ping Pong 1. Debating 1, Choir 3,4, Boys’ Glee Club 4, Tiaor Stall 4. Dramatics Club 3, Key Club 3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Delegate to Jersey's Boy State 3, Delegate to State Physics Day 3. JOAN GEE Joanie Variety is tho spice of life. Student Government 1 Metropolitan Opera Guile 2,3, G.A.A. 3,4, Dramatic Club 1.2,3,4, French Clul 4, Chemistry 4. ALLAN GIFFORD Al A fast man on the cindor path. Toms River High School: Band 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2. Basketball 1,2,3, Track 3. Booster’s Club 2.3, Choir 3. Harmony Boys 2. Dover High School: Orchestra 4, Band 4, Cross Country 4, Track 4. BARBARA GILL Barb A heaa for knowledge; a heart for fun. Student Prints 1,2 (Feature Editor. 3 Managing Editor, 4 Associate Editor). Library Club 1,2, Forensic Club 2,3,4, Journalism 2,3, Bible Club 3,4, Ceramics 3, Spanish 4, Tiger Staff 4, Glee Club 3. Choir 4, G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 WILLIAM GILLESPIE Bill All groat men are dying, and I don't feel so well myself. Cross Country 1. Track. Movie Club 1.2,3,4, Student Government, Band 1,2,3 (Vice-President) 4 (President), Orchestra 1,2,3,4 (3rd year, Vico-Prcsi-dent) (4th year. President), Key Club 2.3 (Treasurer), 4 (President), Intramural Basketball 2. Intramural Wrestling 2,3, Studont Congress 4, Choir 4. [16] MILDRED GIORGIANNI Milly A pretty smile goes a long way. Dancing Club 1, Student Prints 1, Knitting Club 2, Metropolitan Opera Guild 2, Artistic Typing 3, Poiso and Personality 3, Gamos Club 4, Service Club 4, Tiger Staff 4 AUDREY GOBLE “Audie The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Library Club 1, Poise and Personality 3, Girls' Glee Club 3. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. MARTIN GOLDBERG Marty To be great is to be misunderstood. Metropolitan Opera Guild 2, Track 2,3,4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Chess and Checkors 2, Cross Country 1, Intramural Wrestling 1,2. A boy with lots oi pop. On tho gridiron he made his rep. Photography Club 1,2, Spanish Club 3 (Vice-President) 4 (President), Intramural Wrestling 2, Track 1, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 2,3, 4, Choii 2,3, Football Club 1,2,3,4 (Secretary), Future Teachers of America 4, Intramural Basketball 1,2. WILLIAM GOODENOUGH BUI Personality and fun all rolled into one. Football 1,2,3,4, Football Club 1,2,3,4, Photography Club 1,2, Intramural Wrestling 1,2, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Choir 2, Shullleboard 4. CAROLYN GUSTIN “Carolyn A gilt of the gods—divinely tall Library Club 1, Poiso and Personality 3, Artistic Typing 3, Dressmakers 4, Needlecraft 4, Soccer 2, Basketball 2,3,4, Hockey 2.3.4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Softball 2.3.4, Track 2. MARJORIE GUSTIN Margie Quiet and shy with a smile to catch your eye. Library Club 1, French Club 3. Poise and Personality 3, (Vice-President) Needlecraft 4. G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Soccer 1, Hockey 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3.4, Softball 23,4, Track 3. ELIZABETH HAGGERTY Betty None but herself can be her parallel. Photography 2, G.A.A. 2, 3,4, Choir 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Service Club ’4. STANLEY HANKINSON Jack Silence is a virtue—say some. Dramatics 1,3,4; Games 3,4, Movies 2,3,4, Basketball Manager 1,2,3, Football 1,2, Choir 3,4. RICHARD HANSELL Dick Quietness indicates fine qualities. Dancing Club 1, Chess and Checkers 2,4, Rifle Club 3,4. WILLIAM HASTIE Bill To be quiet is a virtue few men possess. Cooking 3, Chess and Checkers 2,4, Photography LOIS HEARNS Lois Sweet and friendly, with a personality all her own. Dramatics 1, Knitting 2,4, Photography 2, Poise and Personality 3, Artistic Typing 3 (President), S.S. Debs 4 (Secretary), Glee Club 3. ALBERT HERBST Red Men of few words arc the best men. Dancing Club 1, Metropolitan Opera 2, Boys' Glee Club 3,4, Student Prints 3, Choir 1,3,4, Chess and Checkers 2. [17] FRANCIS HERRMANN Francis Generally speaking, he's generally speaking. Choss and Checkers 1,2, Movie Club 2,3,4. SONYA HERZLINGER Sonya Loyal in friendship, in all she does, sincere. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Basketball. 2,3,4, Baseball 2,4, Hockoy 4, Soccer 1, Metropolitan Opera Guild 2, Art Club 3, Poise and Personality 3, Crafts Club 1, Service Club 4, Knitting 4, Tiger Staff 4. ELLEN HILER Ellie But to see her was to love her. Student Prints 1, Ceramics 1.2, Art Club 2, Library Club 1. Hockey 1,2,3, Soft-ball 1,2, Basketball 2,3, G.A. A. 1,2,3,4, Choir 3, Dancing 1. s MARCIA HIRSCHORN Marcia If words were music, she'd be a brass band. Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Metropolitan Opera Guild 1,2, Studont Prints 3, Poise and Personality 4, Girls' Glee Club 4. HAROLD HONEYCHURCH Harold Happy is he who is oonfenf. [18] CAROLE HOPPING Carole Silence is the wisest of replies. Hockey 1,2,3, Soccor 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2,3, Softball 1, 2,3, Basketball 1,2, Girls' A.A. 1,2, Dover High: Need-locraft 4. JACK HOROWITZ Jack Work first, then rest. Track 1, Chess and Chockers 1, Movie Club 1.2.3.4, Ping Pong 2, Photography 2, Orchestra 2,3, Advanced Photography 2, Tiger Staff (Photography Editor) 4, Student Prints (Photography Editor) 4, Physics Club 4, Debating 2.3.4, Cheerleading 4. WILLIAM HINES Billie A fellow worth knowing— and worth knowing well. Chess and Checkers 1,3,4, Dancing 1. EVELYN HOFFMAN Evie As peppy as the day is long. Dancing 1, Ping Pong 1, Tumbling 2, Knitting Club 2,4 (Treasurer), Artistic Typing 3, Poise and Personality 3, S.S. Debs 4, Cheorleading Club 4, Student Patrol 3,4 (Secretary), G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 3,4 (Co-Captain), Key-ettes 2,3,4 (Secretary), Hockey 1.2,3,4, Soccer 2, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track 2. Softball 1,2,3,4, Choir 3,4, Tiger Staff 4. EVELYN HOSKEN Evie I'm satisfied with life. Dancing 1, Ping Pong 2, Poise and Personality 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Girls' Gloo Club 3. CATHERINE HOWE Kay Comos and goes in a quiot manner. Photography 2, Ping Pong 2, Games 4, Journalism 4. NORMAN JONES Norman Speech is great, silence is jreatei. Chess and Checkors 1,2,3, tfovie Club 2,3,4, Cooking :iub 1,3. JACQUELYN HRINKO Jackie She'd rather talk to a man than an angel any day. Student Government (Treasurer) 4, Journalism 3, 4, Student Prints 2,3,4, Dancing 1, Dramatics 1, Basketball 1,3, Cheerleading (JV) 2,3.4, (Co-Captain) Hockey 1,2. WILLIAM HUXSTER Sheriff If mischief were education. I'd be a wise guy. Hobby Club 1, Studont Prints 1, Photography Club 2, Dramatics 2, Games Club 3, Radio Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, Student Council 4, Boys' Glee Club 4. ROBERT JOLLY Bobby Sometimes he's good, sometimes he's bad, but all the time he’s Jolly. Movie Club 1,2,3,4, Varsity D 3, 4, Basketball 3, Cross Country 3, J.V. Basketball 1,2, Varsity Basketball 3, Track 1,2, Chemistry 4, Student Government 3,4, Key Club 4. WILLARD JONES Zeke Even though he may seem shy, ho certainly is a friendly guy. Movie 1,2,3,4, Cooking 3, Prints 4, Student Government 1, Photography 2, Tiger Staff 4 (Business Manager), Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Baseball 2,3,4, Kev Club 4, Student Council 4. SAMUEL JUMP Sammy The world looks better from behind a smile. Journalism 2, Art Club 2,3 (President), Games Club 3, Student Prints 4, Intramural Basoball 2, Track 4. CAROLE KAPRAL Cappie Always happy, witty, and gay. That's our Cappie every day. Crafts Club 1, Dancing 1, Journalism 1,2,3,4, Student Prints 3,4, Tumbling 2, Cheerleaders Clubs 4 (President), G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Hockey 1,2, Softball 1, Soccer 1, Basketball 1, Cheerleaders 2,3,4 (Captain), Student Council 4, Tiger Staff 4 (Photographer's Assistant). FERNE KELLMAN Ferny Well, I thought it • was funny I Dramatic Club 1, Glee Club 3, Choir 4, Knit Wits 4, Needlecraft 4. JOAN KEPLER Joan Friends who know hor well, the goodness of her heart can tell. Crafts 1, Marionettes 3, Chess and Checkers 3, Needlecraft 4, G.A.A. 3,4, Basketball 3.4, Softball 3,4, Hockey 4. CLAUDE KILDREN Claude Don't worry; I'll get by. Photography Club 1, Chess and Checkers 2, Library 3, Rod and Gun 3, Suffleboard 4, Ping Pong 4. CLIFFORD KOLB Cliff Clifford is a studious, intelligent boy when he plays the organ, he's our pride and joy. Ceramics 1, Dramatics 1,2,3, French 3,4 (Vice-President), Marionettes 3, Movie Club 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4 (Treasurer), Chemistry 4, Delegate to New Jersey Boys' State 3, Tiger Staff 4 (Editor-in- Chief). MARGARET LAIL Mousie I speak in a monstrous little voice. Dancing 1, Journalism 1,2, 3, Knitting Club 3, Tumbling 2, G.A.A. 1.2,3,4, Student Patrol 4, Student Council 4 (Assistant Fire Chief), Student Prints 4, Spanish Club 4, Choorloador 4, Cheerleading Club 4, Choir 4, Soccer 1, Hockey 1, Tiger Staff 4. AGNES LARISON Aggie A pleasant girl is sho. G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Band 1,2,2 (Secretary), Orchestra 3,4 Hockey 1, Basketball 1 Dancing Club 1. Knitting 1 Choir 2,3, Rifle Range 2 Service Club 4, Poise anc Personality 4, Tiger Staff 4 Movie Club 3,4. LINDA LARSEN Linda Knowledge plus a good nature. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Student Prints 1 (Treasurer), Ceramics 2, Fronch Club 3,4 (President), Poise and Personality 4, Tiger Staff 4, Hockey 2,3.4, Basketball 3, Constitution Committee 4, Knit Wits 3, Koyettcs 2,3,4. LILA LEEK Lila Her ways are ways of pleasantness. G.A.A. 1,2, Needlecraft 1. Dramatic 1, Baskotball 1,4. Ceramics 2, German Club 2,2 (Treasurer), Choir 3,4, Journalism 3,4, Poise and Personality 3, Chemistry 4, Student Congress 4. NORAH LEITH Nora Chatter, chatter as 1 go. and I go on forever. Crafts 1, Metropolitan Opera Guild 1, Poise and Personality 3, French Club 3, Cheerleader Club 4, Journalism 4, Student Patrol 4. Tiger Staff 4, G.A.A. 1.2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Hockey 3, J.V. Cheerleader 3, Cheerleader (Varsity) 4, [20] Track 4. BEATRICE LEVINE Bea-Bea There's mischief in her eyes. Dancing Club 1, Dramatics 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3.4. Baskotball 1, Soccer 1, Hockey 1,2, Needlecraft 3, Student Prints 3,4, French 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Choir 4, Journalism 4, College Club 4, Tiger Staff 4. ALLEN MABEE Al 1 can't get along without women. Football 1,2, Track 3,4, Freshmon (Vice-President), Boys' Rifle Club 1 (President), Photography Club, Football Club 2. Football Club 2, Tumbling 2, Boys' Glee Club 3,4, Choir 3, Varsity “D Club 4, LOIS MacCALLUM Lo Woman's work is never done, especially when she joins all the fun. G.A.A. 1.2,3.4, Dancing 1, Student Prints 1,2, Soccer 1, Knitting Club 2, Track 4, Journalism 3, Poiso and Personality 3, Hockey 3, Tiger Staff 4. LONA MacDONALD Lona God's gilt to the dancing world. Dancing 1, Ceramics 3 (President), Art Appreciation 3, Needlecraft , Games 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Tiger Staff 4, Softball 4, Basketball 4, SHIRLEY MacWILLlAMS Mac II all were as happy as she, What a gay crowd we would be. Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1, 2.3.4, Dancing 1, Hockey 1,2, Student Prints 1. G.A.A. 1,2, 3.4, Poiso and Personality Club 3, Track 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Tiger Staff 4. Choir 4, Service Club 4. EDITH MARTIN Edie Ever ready to accept a challenge. Library Club 2, French Club 3, Metropolitan Opera Guild 3, G.A.A. 3. MARIE ANN MAUGER Marie Lite is but a song. Student Prints 1, Metropolitan Opera Guild 1,2,3, 4 (President), Hobby Club 2, G.A.A. 2,3,4, French Club 3, Art Club 4, Choir 4. TOUFIE MAZZAWAY Toulie Men of lew words are the best men. Freshmen Rifle Club 1, Football Club 2, Rod and Gun Club 3, Chess and Checkers 4. JAMES McCABE Jim Joy is not in things, it's in us. Football Club 2, Chess and Checkers 2, Baseball 3. HELEN McCLOY Mic A closed mouth catches no lliesl Ceramics Club 2,3, Metropolitan Opera Club 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Tall Stories Club 3 (Treasurer), Service Club 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3. [21] WILLIAM MINCHER Bill Quietness often leads to fame. Movio Club 2,3,4, Basketball Club 4, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Baseball I, Intramural Basketball 1,2. RALPH MINERVINO “Minnie His wonderful personality has won him a Bock of friends. J.V. Football 1.2, J.V. Basketball 1.2, Baseball 2,3.4. Football 3,4, Football Club 2.3.4, Varsity ”D 4, Movie 1.2.3.4, Student Government 1.4 (Fire Chief), Dancing 1, Journalism 4. JACK MITCHELL Jack A workman that needeth not bo ashamed. Movio Club 1,2, Rod and Gun 3, Chemistry 4, Advanced Photography 4. DAVID MOORE Dave Common sense is no common thing. Football 2, Movie Club 1.2.3.4, Rod and Gun Club 3.4, Rifle Club 4, Football Club 2. ROBERT MERCER Mert The Marinos have landed in Korea, and Bob is among those who have the situation well in hand. Best of luck to one of Dover High's best! EDWARD MILLER Edward As quiet as the evening skies. Rifle Range 1, Cross Country 2, Art Approcia- i lion 3, Rod and Gun Club 3. RUTH MEYER Ruth Sense and sensibility. Needlecraft 1, Platform Specialist 1, Journalism 1. Metropolitan Opera Guild 2, Orchestra 2,3, Spanish Club 3, Forensic League 3,4, Future Teachers of America (Vice-President) 4, G.A.A. 2,3, Student Prints 3, Tiger DONALD McVEY Don Why livo without laughing? ELLEN McGRATH Ellen Every cloud has a silver lining. Boonton H.S.: Needlecraft 1, Library 1. Dover H.S.: G.A.A. 2,3, Forensic 3,4, Poise and Personality 3. said a word. 2,3 (Secretary), Opera Club 2, 2,3,4, Tall Stories Club 3, Games Club 4. Sorvice Club 4 (Vice-President), Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3. ANN MORGAN Ann A kind word to everyone. Dramatics 1, Dancing Club 1. Hockey 1, Hobby Club 2. Art Club 2, G.A.A. 3, Games Club 4, Service 4. JOAN MUNSON Joanie” Always smiling and lull of fun. she's a friend to everyone. Student Prints 1.2.3.4 (Co-Editor), Journalism 1,2,3,4, Student Patrol 3, Student Council 4 (Secretary), Dancing 1, Choir 3,4 (Secretary), G.A.A. 3. Tiger Staff 4 (Class Editor). JOSEPH MURRAY Joe” It is good for us to be here. Intramural Baseball 1,2, 3.4, Football 2, Movie Club 1.2.3.4, Rod and Gun Club 4. BARBARA NAFUS Barbara A lady and a scholar. Dancing 1, Dramatics 1, Library Club 2,3. HILDA NELSON Swede” Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Dancing 1, Crafts 1,3, Library Club 2. THOMAS O'LEARY O'Toole” It's tho Irish in mol Art Club 1.3, Football 1.2, Library Club 3, Track 2. LOIS OLSEN Lo” With the stars in hGr oyos and a smile on her lips. G.A.A. 1,2, Soccer 1, Hockey 2,3, Hobby Club 2, Dressmaking 4, Knitting 4. JOSEPH ORCHARD Joe” Should life all labor be. Rifle Club 1, Baseball 1, Manager 3,4, J.V. Football 2, Football 4, Football Club 2,4, Choir 2, Boys' Glee Club 4, Rod and Gun Club 3 (Vice-President). DANIEL PALANCHI Danny” What's tho hurry. There's plonty of time. Football Club 1,2,3,4, J.V. Football 1,2, Football 3,4, Dancing 1, Shuffloboard 4, Italian Club 3. JEAN PARKS Jean” Her name may be Parks, but she is always on the go. Dancing 1, Knitting Club 2, Metropolitan Opera 2, Artistic Typing 3, Service Club 4. [23] MARY PELECHIC Mary Very charming, very sweet. Just the typo you'd like to meet. Dancing 1, Needlccralt 1, Tumbling 2. Tall Stories 3, Poise and Personality 4, Service Club 4 (Secretary), G.A.A. 4. ROBERT PORTER Bob The days that made him smart, made him happy. Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Movie Club 1,2,3,4, Astronomy 2. RUSSELL REED Russ The Marine Corps gain, is our loss! Russ is sometimes quiet and shy—a real wonderful guy! Good luck, Russ, in all you do. BARBARA PHILLIPS Barb A girl who is pleasant, and gay, a girl who is happy all day. Dancing 1, Student Government 1,2,4, Student Prints 4, Journalism 2,3, Poise and Personality 3, G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Needlecraft 2 (Vice-President), Basketball 4, Tiger Stall 4, Tumbling 2. DIANE PIERSON Diane With a twinkle and a twirl. Dancing 1, Needlccralt 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Twirler 1,2,3, Majorette 4, Tiger Stall 4, Basketball 4, Softball 2. JOSEPHINE PORFIDO ' 'riond' - ‘ ' ' A (nondly hoart w!th lots of inendsCy K7 Ceramics Club 2 Metropolitan Opera 2. Tall Stories Club MARY RABER Mary Mary is sweet, and lull of fun, that's why she's popular with everyone. Needlccralt 1, Knit Wits 2. Dancing 2, Rag-a-Muffins 3, Service Club 4. BERNICE RICE Bernice She is dynamite in a small package. Dancing 1, Dramatics 1,2, 3.4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Metropolitan Opera 2, Knit-Wits 3. FLORENCE RIKER Flo This busy world and 1 shall never agree. Band 2,3. JOSEPH RINALDO Joe So what's new? Photography 1, Dancing 1, Football Club 2, Italian Club 3, Games Club 3, Shullleboard 4. JOHN ROGALO Johnny A pleasant lace and smile, A friendly word is our Johnny's style. Dancing 1, Shuffleboard 2,3, Rod and Gun 3, Football 4, Art Club 4, Student Government 4. NELSON SALVESEN Nels Much learning doth make mo mad. Movio Club 1,2,3,4, Rod and Gun 2,3,4, Marionottes 3, Art Club 4, Navy Club 2, Freshman Club. I GLORIA SARLITT Glory She that goes Softly, goes safely. Dramatics 1, Photography 2, Ping Pong 2, Games 4, Journalism 4. MARSHALL ROGERS Pete A little learning is a dangerous thing. Navy 1, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2, Astronomy 2, Choir 3,4, Band 4, Forensics 3,4, Boys' Glee Club 3, Stamp 3, Cheerleading 4, Art Club 4 (President). GENEVIEVE ROUNDS Genie Always happy, always gay, she greets you in a friendly way. Knit Wits 1, Student Prints 1, Rag-a-MuIfins 3, Journalism 3, Service Club 4, Student Congress 4 (Secretary). MARYANN RUSSELL “Russ” Full of fun and mischief too, doing things sho shouldn't do. Dramatic Club 1,3,4, Debating Club 1,2,3,4, Student Prints 1,2,3,4, Metropolitan Opera 1, Journalism 2, G.A. A. 1,2,3,4, Soccer 1, Soft-ball 1, Basketball 1, Tiger Staff 4. RICHARD SATZ Dick Wise, willing, and well- liked. Chemistry 4, Physics 3,4, Football Manager 3, Photography 1.2, Orchostra 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Movie 1,2,34, Radio 3, Laboratory Assistant 4. ROSEMARY SCHMUCK Rosie Always laughing, never glum. Ceramics 2, Metropolitan Opera 2, Games 3, Artistic Typing 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Service Club 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Hockey 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Tiger Staff 4. LLOYD SANDLANDS Lloyd You're only young once. Basketball 1,2,4, Rifle Club 3, Basketball Club 3, Varsity D 3,4, Student Government 4, Chess and Checkers 2, Ping Pong Club 4, Student Prints 4, Cross Country 3,4. JOAN SCHROEDER Joanie She is protty to walk with, and witty to talk with. Metropolitan Opera 1, Student Prints 1,2, Dramatics 2,3,4, Tumbling 2, Poise and Personality 3, Chemistry 4, Keyettes 3,4, Tiger Staff 4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Choir 3, German Club 3, Student Prints 4. [25] IRENE S In Just me and Library politan Opera 2,3.4, Stu ChemistfVH 4, Tigor Staff 4,' ernnjpht 3, hire G.A.A, 3.4. Student Gov-ftball 3'VTu-f America 4. chers m WARD SHULER Eddie A wink lor every girl, and an excuse lor overy teacher. Movie Club 1.2.3.4, Boys' Glee Club 3,4, Photography 2, Rod and Gun Club 2, Ping Pong Club 3, Art Club 4, German Club 3. DOROTHY SCHWIND Dottie Prize packages come in small parcels. Knitting 1, Ceramics 2, Track 2,4, Baseball I.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4, G.A.A. 2, 3,4 Artistic Typing 3. Games 3,4, Hockey 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Service Club 4, Tiger Staff 4. FRANCIS SHARP Sharpy No one knows what he can do till he trios. Chess and Checkers 2,4, Ping Pong 2, Art Club 4. FREDRICK SHAY Fred Little said is soonest mended. Rifle Club 1, Chess and Checkers 1, Baseball 4, Basketball 3 (Manager), Intramural Baseball 3. WILLIAM SHUNK Bill Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. Chess and Checkers 1,2,3, 4, Art Club 4. HELEN SINNIS Helen Very quiet, but very nice! Student Prints 1, Student Government 1, Needlecraft 2.4, G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Poise and Personality 3, Hockey 3.4, Basketball 3.4. Softball 3.4, Track 2, French Club 3. JOHN SIPP Wooly As strong as he is silent. Baysido H.S.: Chemistry Club 3, J.V. Basketball 2, Basketball 3, J.V. Soccer 2. Dover H.S.: Student Congress 4 (President), Football Club 4, Football 4, Basketball Club 4, Baskotball 4. ROBERT SIPPLE Bob Swift to hear, slow to speak. Dancing 1, Chess and Checkers 3, Football Club 4. JAMES SLATTERY “Jimmie Although no surgeon, he does a great deal of cuffing up. Football 1,2,3,4, Football Club 1.2,3,4, Science Club 3. Track 1,3,4, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Art Club 4. BARBARA SMITH Bobby Lou She is true to her work, her word, and her friends. Student Prints 1, Fronch Club 3,4, Hockey 3, Knitting Club 1, Poise and Personality 3. MARLA SMITH Ma Ever in smiles, never dreary; always cheerful, never weary. Dancing 1, Dramatics Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Soccer, Photography 2, J.V. Cheer-leading, Poise and Personality. MILDRED SMITH Millie I'm quiet, but don't get mo startedI Dramatics 1,2, Library 2, Band 3,4, G.A.A. RUTH SMITH Ruthie A rolling stone gathers no moss. Dramatics 4, Games 4, G.A.A. 4, Hockey, Basketball 4. VINCENT SMITH Vince Smitty loves sports, is an excellent tracker; all of his jokes are dry as a cracker. Movie Club 1,2,3,4, Shuf-fleboard 1,2, Varsity D 3,4, Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4. CHARLES SPILMAN Chink Charlie is a wondor man on the football hold, as nice a fellow as the town could yield. Journalism Club 3, Varsity “D 3,4, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 3.4. SHIRLEY STEEVES ”Shirley A cheery smile, personality plus, this spells Shirley I Steeves to us. Dancing 1, Dramatics Club 1, Hockey 1, Soccer 1, Basketball 1,4, G.A.A. 1,2, I 3,4, Needlecraft 2 (Treasur- | er), 3 (Secretary), Art Ap- preciation 3, French Club 4, Poise and Personality 4 (President), Student Government 3,4 (Assistant Police Chief), Tiger Staff 4. ROSE MARIE SUSCO Rosie All good things co mo to thoso who wait. Poise and Personality 3, G.A.A. 3, Hobby Club 2, Italian Club 3, Service Club 4. MILDRED TEED Millie Lite is what you make it, and I shall make mine gay. Student Prints 1, Dancing 2, Poise and Personality 3 (Treasurer), Service Club 4, G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1.2, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Choir 4, Soccer 1, Tiger Staff 4 (Club Editor). DOLORES TETT Dolly Full of mischief, full of fun, still she gets her work all done. Tiger Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Dancing 1, Tumbling 2, Knitting Club 2,4, Poise and Personality 3 (Vice-President), Cheerleaders Club 4, S.S. Debs 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Cheerleading 4, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Soccer 2, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2, [27] Softball 1,2,3,4, Choir 4. ALYCE THOMPSON Alyce Ambition’s debt is paid. Dancing Club 1, Hobby Club 2, Poiso and Personality 3, G.A.A. 3, Service 4, Choir 4. WILLIAM THOMPSON Never a worry have 1. I'll get there bye and bye. Chess and Checkers 1, Photography 1, Science 2, Radio Club 2. Football Club 3. Boys' Gloe Club 4. JOHN TIGER Tiger I love life—1 want to live. Rod and Gun 2,3, Radio 3,4, Studont Government 4. HELEN TILLYER Helen 1 can talk my way out ol that. Dancing 1, Tall Story Club (Assistant Secretary) 3, Poise and Personality 4, Service Club 4. SHIRLEY TIMS Shirt” A ploasant smilo, a quiet way. Dramatics 1,2,3,4 (President), Library Club 1,2 (Secretary), Tall Story Club 3, German 3, Games 4. MARY LOU TITMAN Mary Lou It's nice to bo natural whon you're naturally nice. Dancing 1, Knitting 2, G.A.A. 2,3, Twirling 3,4, S.S. Debs 4. i I EUNICE TROWBRIDGE Eunice And many times her giggle echoed through the hall. Dancing 1, Student Prints 1,2,3, Needlecraft 3, Choir 4, Metropolitan Opera Guild 4, Poise and Personality 4. BETTY TRUSCOTT Betty It duty and pleasure clash, let duty go to smash. Dancing 1, Student Prints 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Soccer 1, Tumbling 2, Baseball 2,3, Volleyball 2, Traveling 3, Service 4. JACK VALLEY Jackie A witty lad, is Jack, we've found. Never a dull moment when ho's around. Chess and Checkers 1,2, Basketball Club 2,3, Varsity D 2,3,4, Movie Club 1, Ping Pong 1, Intramural Basoball 1,2, Varsity Baseball 2.3,4, Baskotball 1.2,3. CHARLOTTE VAN BRUSSEL She's shy. but, oh so nicel Paterson Central: Band 1, 2, Photograph 1,2. Dover High: Band 3,4. [28] tfh £ DONALD VANDERHOOF D on He has learned nothing and forgotten nothing. Band 1,2,3,4, Riflo Club 1, Science Club 1, Choir 3,4, Orchestra 3,4. ROBERT VANDERWOLF “Bob Quiet but not unnoticed. Radio Club 3, Chess and Checkers 1, Spanish Club 4, Physics Club 3, Track 1, Chemistry Club 4, Tiger Staff 4. ROBERT VAN NESS “Bob His way is paved with good intentions. Photography Club 1, Hobby Club 1,2, J.V. Basketball 2, Art Club 3 (Vice-President), Basketball Club 3,4, Varsity Baseball 4, Chess and Checkers 4. JESS WADHAMS Breezy Easy going and easily liked. Track 1, Radio Club 3, Chess and Checkers 2, Movie Club 1,2,3,4, Choir 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Tiger Staff 4 (Business Manager), Student Prints 4, Spanish Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Cross County 1, Physics 3, Key Club 4. ROBERT WARD Wardo Man About Town. Freshman Boys' Riflo Club 1, Photography Club 1,2 (Secretary), Movie Club 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4 (Vice-President), Dramatics 3, Choir 3.4, Studont Palrol 4 (Fire Commissioner), Student Council 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Studont Prints Staff 4 (Assistant Editor), Tiger Staff 4, Games Club 3. Gorman Club 3 (President). BETTY JANE WILLIAMS Betty A pleasant girl with pleasant ways. Studont Prints 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Knit-Wits Club 2, S.S. Debs 4, Service Club 4, Choir 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 4. CHARLES WILSON Chas Not studious, but lull of fun, the kind of boy who's never glum. Photography 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Intramural Baseball 2.3, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Ceramics Club 1. Astronomy Club 2. DONALD WINKLER “Wink An artist in our midst. Art Club 1,2,3,4, Chess and Checkers 2,4, Marionettes Club 3. SOPHIE ZADELIS Sophie Make mine music. Dramatics 1, Library Club 1,2, Metropolitan Opera 3, Knitting 3,4, French Club 4 (Secretary). JOYCE ZIMMERMAN Joy Full of fun and fancy free. Student Prints 1.2,3,4, G. A.A. 1,2,3, Soccer 1, Dancing Club 1, Hockey 2, Noedlecraft 3, Choir 3, Tiger Staff 4, Basketball 4, Track 4, Journalism 4. [29] REQUIESCAT IN PACE IN MEMORIAM GEORGE LAWRENCE Died in Action, North Korea, December 2, 1950 Jkc SpM joff 51 This is the voice of American youth. It is a voice brimming with hopes, hopes which may never come true. As our fore-fathers, bold Minute Men, fought for the freedoms we now enjoy, they undoubtedly thought that war would never return. A great many times since, peace has been challenged. I see that light reflected from a torch borne high atop a statue's hand, a statue called Liberty. A statue that now, in her hour of trial and danger. I hold aloft I hear that beautiful anthem, My Country 'Tis of Thee, Sweet Land of Liberty” ringing lustrously. With each singing it strengthens, never weakens, our feelings. We know that there can never be a death for Liberty. No death of liberty, this I promise you, and with shoulders back, broad, erect, and eyes front, I call American youth to my country to sacrifice their time, their blood, and their lives so that Liberty may reign forever. [31] diiqh (i)ite CkiA Most Talkative HELEN TILLYER LLOYD SANDELANDS Most Likely to Succeed LINDA LARSEN DICK SATZ Class Cut Ups BETTY AUBURN DON McVEY Did Most for D.H.S. JOAN MUNSON BOB DARTNELL Best Looking CONNIE BENTROVATO JOHN TIGER Biggest Bluffers JOAN SCHROEDER PETE ROGERS [32] Heartbreakers JACKIE HRINKO BILL GANCI Wittiest EUNICE TROWBRIDGE JOE RINALDO Most Artistic JANET BOSK DOfJ WINKLER Best Personality SHIRLEY STEEVES NANDO GOMEZ Most Popular CAROLE KAPRAL JERRY COOK Neatest DIANE PIERSON MIKE DEL VECCHIO Most Musical SOPHIE ZADELIS CLIFFORD KOLB Best All Around IDA DELVEY AL DELVEY Best Dancers lona McDonald RED HERBST Biggest Flirts LOIS MacCALLUM ALLEN MABEE Most Studious CAROLYN CHANDLER WILSON CHEN Most Bashful HELEN SINNIS BILL HASTIE Most Athletic ROSE SCHMUCK JACK CEMBURA [33] Amster, Arthur Argentoro, Charles Barr, Robert Barrick, Francos Bontrovato, Joseph Bergesen, Barbara Berry, Joan Bessemer, Brent Blich, Lillian Blickloy, Bernadette Blide, Donald Borden, Mary Brown, Homer Brown, Joan Bryant, Ruth Buchanan, James Buchanan, Marion Buono, Robort Burdge-, Richard Burns, William Callendor, David Campoli, Joseph Cardone, Charles Carlson, William Carnochan, John Carrell, Mary Ann Chegwidden, Betty Chernotsky, Alan Church, Antonio Churm, James Cliff, Arthur Collins, Alex CondjJ, June Connelly, John Cook, Gerald Cook, Margaret Coponsky, Lillian Crossman, Elissa Curry, John Danielson, Edward DoMarco, Norma Doherty, Leon Doll, John Doneti, Flavia Dunning, David Eolman, Lawrence Ekodahl, George Ely. Seth Endahl, Charles Erickson, Joyce Ervey, Robert Estler, David Faust, Hairy Fehsal, Kenneth Feinborg, Robert Forgash, Edith Freelan, Joan Frumento, John Gallagher, Patricia Ganim, Marion Garthe, Audrey Gensler, Clark Gensler, Marion Gilbert, Phyllis Gillespio, Robert Glick, Phillip Goldberg, Martin , ' Goldsworthy, Arthur .Gray, Edward Grezlakosky, Gladys Griffin, Marion ■fJ Guest, Gerald Gustin, Shirley Hahn, Carol Harris, David Heath, Albert ' Hearns, Robert Hickey, Robert Hiler, Georgo Hopler, Gail Horowitz, Jack Hovliaras, Crist Howe, Catherine Huntor, Mac Jackson, Janot James, Barbara Jenkins, Donald Jennings, Bruce Johnson, Lois Johnston, Henry [34] Jonos, Robert Jugan, Catherine Jugan, John Kasten, Alice Kattormann, Emil Kaufman, Jerald Klinger, Mary Lou Knack, Elizabeth Kopp, James Kramer, Ronald Krause, Charlotte Krause, Richard Kuehnor, Eleanor Lansing, Jack Lansing, Nina Laurinatis, Bernice Laverty, John Levonick, John Lien, Robert Lloyd, Margaret Lojun, Edward Lopez, John Mabee, Marie Maher, Betty Martin, Mary Merrill, Catherine Metz, Josephine Miller, Florence Miller, Lowell Miller, Otto Millington, Beth Mitchell, Gail Moran, Helen Moran, Marjorie Muller, Leonard Newlin, Robert Newman, Joseph Nichols, Donald Nielsen, John Nietz, Ruby Nixon, Catherine Noonc, Edward Norton, Warren O'Conner, Brendon O'Connor, Patricia Panetta, George Partridge, Joan Pedrosa, Helen Perini, Louis Phillips, Joanno Pipitone, Rose Post, Ernest Rathmell, Robert Reed, Blanche Ripatrazone, Joseph Ritzer, Lynn Robinson, Bertram Robinson, Robert Romano, Betty Romano, James Rommel, Pat Rudinsky, Joan Ryan, Patricia Sarsonoy, Joseph Saturnia, Marilyn Schaefer, Elsie Schlosser, Jano Schultz, Joan Schwind, Geraldine Scoble, Robert Scofield, Gayle Selinfreund, Jerard Sexton, Arlene Shaw, Sandra Sheldon, Patricia Shiffrin, Joel CLASS OF 1952 Smith, Mildred Spoor, Jano Stalter, Robert Stilp, Catherine Stookey, Joan Storck, Theresa Straus, Elva Taylor, David Taylor, Frederick Teates, Robert Thompson, Alice Tiefenbacher, Marianne Tiger, John Tonking, John Trowbridge, Dorothy Trowbridge, Eunice Vanderhoof, Carolyn Vandermark, Joan Van Horn, Milton Vorse, Betty Vorso, Gerald Wasilewski, MaryV Watts, Emma Weber, Frederick Whito, Leona Williams, Edward -Williams, Laura vT Williams, Jean V, Williams, William Willis, Ronald A. _ V (-1 Winkler, Donald President........ Winters, Gale Vice-President . Wood, Bruce r Secretary.......... Youngs, Robert v—j m X Zeyn Arno . - 'Treasiirer................ Zuccheri, Raymond Adviser ........... 3 OFFICERS .............George Ekedahl ............. Jack Laverty ...........Bernice Laurinitis ..................John Doll ................Miss Gorss [35] Jkc VYbwaqjzhi OFFICERS President ..................Jeanette Delvey Vice-President..............Bernard Ferriero Secretary.......................Bob Sjokvist Treasurer.....................Ruth Hedden Adviser.......................Miss Connors Alton, Dorothea Altman, Cleveland Altman, James Alvarez, Philip Anderson, Alvin Anderson, Gerald Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Marie Applegate, Charles Backer, Virginia Bacon, Richard Bahr, Carl Beach, William Berg, Carolyn Berry, Joycolyn Berry, Robert Best, Richard Blaho, Jean Blaho, Joan Blahovic, Joseph Blatt, Phylis Blicklcy, Bernard Boehm, Barbara Boglioli, David Bostrom, Donald Bostrom, John Bowman, Lorette Brown, Patsoy Brown, Raymond Bruhl. Arthur Brunner, Kathryn Buchanan, Robert Buckley, Carol Buddie, Donald Buono, Gloria ___ Buono, Virginia Burchell, Donald Burchell, Joan Burd, Eugene Burisky, Roberta Carthage, Patricia Carthcart, Eugene Catillo, Rose Chirip, Edward Cieslin, Sophie Cohen, Carol Conocchioli, Day Conocchioli, Lucyona Converse, Roger Cooper, Raymond Cottrill, Frederic Crabtree, Carole Cummings, Janice Daingerlield, Craig Dandrea, Mary Davis, Marilyn Delvey, Jeanette DePascalo, Margaret Dickerson, Eugono Doyle, Bernice Drummond, Raymond Dudderar, Dixon Ebner, Mary Eckert, Herbert Edwards, Carl Edwards, Robort Eisner, Ruby Elg, Ruth Elgarton, Herman Epstein, Elissa Ferriero, Bernard Ferry, Patricia Fichter, Hazel Fine, Russell Finver, Bernard Flatt, Barbara Floyd, Thomas Ford, Barbara Ford, Sandra Gaffney, Russell Gardner, Betty Gearhart, Charles Getch, Georgeann Ginder, John Glennon, Eleanor Grant, Marilyn Green, Albert Guest, Robert Harring, Marion Hart, Darlene Hoddon, Ruth Helliwoll, Sally Herrmann, Mary Hunter, Joan Jaggor, Edith Jarger, Marion Johnson, Patricia Jones, Alan Jones, David Jugan, Theresa Kahant, Lois Kahant, Norman Kollett, Richard Kelly, June Kelly, Thomas [36] --------------— --------------------=1--------------——- -wia-Va —:---------------------------------------- - - ■ ■ Kimble, Ruth Kirsh, Louis Klohs, Phyllis Kuntzelman, Robert Kupferberg, Ruth LaLiscio, Arthur Larivioro, Edna Latino, Barbara Laurie, Maicriet Leddy, Bernard Loinbergor, William Lopore, Dolores Lewis, Frederick Leymeister, Helen Lindenmayer, Audrey Looffler, Marta Lowe, Robert Lynch, Donald Lynch, Helen MacLoan, Russell Maillard, Joan Marine, Iris Martain, Ellen Mason, Shirley Massaro, Mary Matthews, Joan Matuny, Morton McAteer, Alico McCabe, Moredith McClay, JoAnn McConJey, Joyce McDonald, David McGrath, Suzanne McGuire, Constance McGuire, Patricia Mertz, James Miller, Petor Mitchell, Arlene Mitchell, Margaret Molosh, Claire Mopport, David Morris, Walter Moss, Patricia Muller, Max Nobel, Marion Nesbit, Nancy Nicklo, William Nielson, Norma O'Connor, Julie Owonby, Janet Parisok, Margarot Parliman, Edythe Pascoe, Theresa Passmonick, Rona Peterson, Richard Phillips, Barbara Picone, Loretta Pinder, Alice Pittas, George Popelka, Barbara Pizzio, Jack Post, Bernice Post, William Powell, Marlene Pskowski, Charles Rabor, Joan Rathmell, Gail Reilly, Barbara Rich, John Ridner, Erma Roe, James Rogers, Thomas Rosen, Irwin Ross, Ann Sandelands, David Sapio, Edward Saporitola, Connie Schlussel, Herman Scudder, James Sharp, Ronald Sinnis, James Sjoborg, Glenda Sjokvist, Robert Skibiluk, Agnes Skok, Joseph Slack, Jerry Smith, Claire Smith, William Snow, Thelma Spear. Anne Starling, Robert Steger, Dorothy Stoinborg, Marlene Stoops, Richard Struble, Alan Sullivan, Patricia Swconoy, Harold Tappen, Ann Taylor, Vernon Theodore, Charles Thomas, Harold Tribelli, Leo Trowbridge, Konnoth Truscott, Thomas Umbaugh, Paul Vandermark, Gail VanHerpon, John VanNess, Richard Ward, Dorothy Weavor, Katherine Weisbach, Nancy Wellington, Philip Wells, Lois Woxolblatt, Jool White, Betty Williamson, Beverly Woodhull, William Yasna, Lois Young, Karol Young, William Zeek, Marjorie Zellers, Marcia Zschunke, Bevorly Jhe President .... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ____ Adviser........ OFFICERS ............Paul Rudinsky ..............Richard King ............Manual Alvarez ............Mearle Darlon ...............Mrs. Poulos Abrahams, Lillian Alvarez, Manuel Apgar, Donald Baker, Edward Basselt, Ardelle Baymore, Paul Beach, Richard Betcher, Ingrid Blich, Delores Bolwell, Gcril Briant. Doris Briant, Joan Brock, Ruth Brown, William Buchanan, Richard Burdgo, Ervin Burkland, Carol Caccavale, Charles Cajigao, Manuel Capo, Josephine Carducci, Ronald Carey, Nancy Carroll, Joan Corvoncik, Barbara Chegwidden, Marlene Chelton, Henrietta Chervenack, Nicholas Chipko, John Churm, Henrietta Cigliano, JoAnn Clark, Nettie Cocking, Alfred Cole, Claudette Conover, Eileen Contessa, Grace Cook, Betty Corby, Shirley Corwin, Robert Cottrill, Barbara Cramer, Patricia Crater, Clyde Cullen, William Curry, Bernard Cushman, Robert Dalrymple, Douglas Davonport, Arthur Davis, David Deacon, John DeCarolis, Michael DiCambio, Anette Dickerson, Louiso Diork, Karston Dietz, Joseph Dobos, Eugene Dorlon, Mearle Dresch, Edwin Easty, Zita Elliott, Thomas Epstein, Martin Esposito, Jeanne Estler, Roger Farrell, Shirley Fechino, Phyllis Feigonbaum, Milton Filipski, John Fiorentino, Frances Fischer, Charles Flaherty, Dolores Floyd, James Flynn, Arlene Fogelson, Arlene Fortner, Frances Frister, Robert Gallagher, William Garrison, Robert Gould, John [38] CLASS OF 1954 Granda, Elizabeth Grau, Erich Gruner, Annmario Guenther, Elizabeth Hake, Fowler Halter, Robertta Hankinson, Robert Harrington, Shirley Harrington, Pat Hart, Frances Heater, Patricia Henderson, Harriet Herbst, Toby Horklotz, Barbara Higgins, Peggy Lou Hildobrant, Joyce Hiler, Mary Holmes, Barbara Honeychurch, George Horsefiold, Nancy Horton, Eugene House, Frank Howell, Ruth Izzo, Anna Johnson, Edward Jugan, Anna Kates, Whitfield Kelly, Marilyn Kolly, Mildred Kelsey, Joyce Kemp, Margaret Kenny, Edward Kenworthy, Joanino Koplor, Alfrod Kieb, Gaile King, Richard Knoedler, Peter Kolnas, Richard Krause, William Laubach, George Layno, MaTyalice Lemoncelli, Eugene Levine, Howard Levy, Ronald Lewis, King Lowthwaite, Barbara Lizun, Michael Lockman, Paul Loeffler, Eugene Loeffler, William Love, Edward Lowe, John Lowell, Diana Lowery, Doris MacCallum, William Malmstone, Harold Mason, Poter McCarthy, Patricia McDonald, Arthur McDonald, James McGrath, Linda McGuire, Patricia McLagan, Charles McLaughlin, William Meyer, Nancy Miller, Sandra Mincher, Barbara Mittek, Maryanna Mohr, Robert Mooney, Barbara Moran, Leo Mull. Hoyt Muller, Robert Nazzaro, Joyce Negri, Gerald Newman, Thomas Nicoll, George Nisi, Carlo Nordberg, Raymond Nordland, Marleno O'Brien, William Ohneck, Walter Pappas, George Pavlick, Victor Pavlos, William Pearce, Gail Pedersen, Tom Peterson, Joan Peseski, Leon Pike, Phyllis Piller, Raymond Pinder, Elaine Pipitone, Anna Pisano, Mario Pompey, Andrew Popelka, Dorothy Prentice, Sidney Preziosi, Vincent Radish, Joseph Ramsey, Levi Rapp, William Raymond, Gary Roar, Ronald Rooves, John Resnick, Larry Rich, Philip Rinaldo, Anna Roberts, Sharon Robinson, Margaret Roesch, Sheila Romano, Mario Rudinsky, Paul Sabol, Edward Songster, Hugh Sarles, Beverly Scales, Robert Scheer, Grace Schmidt, Carl Schubert, Barbara Serfas, Jeanne Sharp, Doris Sherman, Robert Silverman, Madelyn Sinnis, Frosso Sjoberg, Wayne Speer, Dolores Speer, Joan Spizzuco, Jack Squires, Marlene Steeves, Helen Stevens, Joan Suitt, John Summers, Emma Surace, Pat Thein, Elizabeth Thompson, Louis Thorson, Robert Titman, Joan Trevena, Mabel Troast, Edna Trowbridgo, Doris Truscott, Daniel Tucker, Theodore Tummey, Virginia Turocey, Edward Valentine, Carol VandeGraaf, Jacob Van Horpen, Reno Van Kirk, Joyce Van Orden, Lois Waer, Jack Ward, Margaret White, Wyona Wildhorn, Charlene Williams, Rose Willis, Janet Wingate, Nancy Winters, Mervin Wolfe, Joan Young, Donald Young, Mickey Young, Nelda Zandell, Charles Zipay, Andrew Class Elaine Applegate leaves her ability for getting vacations to Janice Cummings. Frank Arico leaves his ability to understand French to Peggy Cook. Betty Auburn leaves her way with Mr. Black to June Kelly. Margaret Barancho leaves her job in the cafoteria to anyone who wishes to undertake it. Connie Bentrovato leaves her library work to anyone who is capable of doing it. Victor Botcher leaves his lovo for school to Bob Scoble. Brent Besscmor, Kenny Fehsal, and Dick Gantort leave thoir newly formed hot rod club to Johnny Carnochan and any rod-happy Juniors. Botty Blich leavos to Joyce Erickson her ability of cutting classes and not gotting caught. Lois Blich leaves her seat in P.A.D. to Mr. Middleton. Janet Bosk leaves her locker in sewing to Florence Miller. Charlotte Van Brussel loaves her seat in P.A.D. to Vic Pavlich. Joan Burklow leaves four worn out tires to Jack Lansing and Bob Kuntzleman. Rose Cajigao leaves her Student Government post to anyono who wants it. Dorothy Canfield just leaves, to get a little rest. Margarot Cerra leaves her bookkeeping ability to anyono who needs it. Carolyn Chandler leaves her slide rule to Bob Newlin. Wilson Chen leavos his curly hair to Donald Jenkins. Alan Chornotsky leavos his position in the Varsity D” Club to Eugene Burd. Dorothy Chirip leaves all her P.A.D. reports to Betty Romano. Eleanor Chirip leaves all her homework in Commercial Law to anyone who wants it. Claire Cisilski loaves the Royal ”81 to Johnny Carnochan. Virginia Clark leaves her lockor. No. 1-229, to anyono who needs it and will take good caro of it. Char Colo leaves her gym locker and powder to anv dosorving Junior (girl). Gwon Condit loaves her ability for getting out of P.T. every day to Bobbie Schubert. Jerry Cook loaves his seat in Miss Boyd's first period class to anyone who wishes that pleasuro. Tom D'Agostino leavos his underwater marks (below c-lovel) to Charlie Endahl. Bob Dartnoll leaves to Joe Carlson all his writing implomonts, including Alcatraz, the pen that's good for a lifetimo. Mike Del Vocchio leaves his size 12 i shoes to Homer Brown. Ida Dolvoy leavos four happy years of high school behind her. Pete Di Gennaro glady leaves his black curly hair to Dick King. Georgianna Erickson leaves Johnny Lavonicklll! Carole Esposito leaves her smallness to Betty Knack. Glenda Foinstein leaves her gift of gab to Jerard Sclingfrend. Milton Felter leaves his baseball ability to Dick Krause. Joan Francis leaves her seat in Mr. Hinklo's Advertising class to any future Senior. Eric Franz leaves Clark Gensler the best seat in Miss Boyd's room. Carole Friedman leavos her better points to somo undernourished freshman. Bill Ganci leaves his 6'2 to James Romano. Bob Gardner leaves his spot in Mr. Verseput's heart to Robert Gillespie. Joan Gee leaves her love of variety to Barbara Bergesen. Barbara Gill loaves her one extra shower to any junior girl that needs it to graduate next year. Bill Gillespie leaves his P.A.D. demerits to Dave Callendar. Milly Giorgianni leaves all her combs and mirrors to Lucy Conocchioli. Audrey Goble leaves all her problems in Commercial Law and P.A.D. to Jeannie Berry. A Marty Goldberg leavos all his good looks to Jerry Kaufman. Nando Gomez loaves his quarterback berth to Jim Roe. Stanloy Hankinson leaves his know-how with somo of the high school toachors to Jim Buchanan. Francis Herman leavos The Thing to anyono who can find out what it is. I, Red Herbst, boing of sound mind, leave my dancing ability to the guy with two loft foot, Jocko Kramor. Sonya Horzlinger leavos a locker of assorted size sneakers to Jeanno Phillips. Ellen Hiler loaves all the woolen socks George hasn't got yot. Marcia Hirschhorn, being of unsound mind, leaves her seat next to Ronnio Jocko Kramer on the Mt. Freedom bus to any freshman girl who will take good caro of him. Evio Hoffman leaves her broken down megaphone to any up and coming cheerleader. Jack Horowitz leavos his weekly trips with Pete Rogers to anyone crazy onough to tako them. Evelyn Hosken leaves her homework for someone else to worry about. Shoriff Bill Huxter leaves his badge, Levis, and sidoburns to any man big onough to wear them. Willard Jones leavos his good marks in Mr. V's class to William Carlson. Ferno Kollman leaves her black gartors to Marlene Steinback, an innocent sophomore. Will m mm Carolo Kapral loaves the trouble and honor of being captain to Ruth Ann Kimble with two words, Good Luck. Joan Kepler leaves her sneakers to any girl who can wear them. Cliff Kolb bequeaths his love for and place at the organ to Donald Jenkins. Margaret Lail leavos her nickname Mouse to Betty Jo Knack. Agnes Larison gladly wills her D.H.S. hot rod to Joan Schultz. Linda Larsen leavos hor presidency of the French Club to Pat Gallagher. Lila Leek leaves her seat in freshman Science to any Junior who wants it. Nora Leith leaves her worn out cheerleading uniform to Connie Saporitola. Bea Levine leavos her cute brother Howard to the lucky freshman girls. Shirley MacWilliams leaves her daily walk up the hill to Jack Pizzio. Connie Lindenmayer leaves her success in 4-H to her sister, Audrey. Lois MacCallum loavos her “friendly talks with Mr. Cronholm to Janice Cummings. Mario Mauger leaves her seat at Carnegie Hall's Bop Concert to Flo Donati for one (1) year. Toufic Mazzaway loaves his ability in hunting to Harry Foust. Helen McCloy leaves her seat in Mrs. Mendel's seatroom to Catherine Jugan. Mary McCloy leavos her seat in Commercial Law to Joyce Erickson. Ellen McGrath leaves her love of the Navy to Carole Burkland. Don McVey leaves anything he can't carry with him. Ralph “Minnie Minervino leaves his ability to torment Miss Hyland to his cousin, Larry D'Agostino. Ann Morgan leaves her three years of history to anyone who needs thorn. Joan Munson loavos “Cecil Bill to Miss Toye. Lois Olson wills her name of “Hay Starr to Beth Ann Millington. Daniel Palanchi leavos his ability to work in woodshop to Tony Church. Jean Parks leaves. Mary Pelechic loaves her ability to be sarcastic with Mr. Middleton to any Senior who has him. Diane Pierson leaves her neatness to Sandra Shaw. Jo Porfido leaves her gymsuit and sneakers. Mary Raber leavos with fond memories of D.H.S. Bernico Rice refuses to leave . . . the Sailors. Florence Riker leaves her composition for Mr. Middleton to Joan Matthews. Joe Rinaldo leavos his athletic ability to Leon Doherty. Poto Rogers loaves John Tiger because he thinks John will stay back. Genevieve Rounds wills her lovo for school to Arlene Flynn. John Rogalo leaves the outdoor sports to David “Moose Taylor. Gloria Sarlitt leaves her pretty smile to Betty Romano. “Rosie Schmuck loavos her athletic ability to Jeanette Delvey. Joan Schoeder leaves “her way with men to anyone who needs it. Hank Sickles loavos his job of running errands for Miss Hyland to anyone who can fill it. Irene Schuman wills her knack of missing the bus to Jerry Kaufman. Dot Schwind leaves all her attempts to study hard to Betty Guenther. Eddie Shuler leavos his woman trouble to Seth Ely !l!l Bill Shunk leaves his ability to write stories to Jack Deacon. Jim Slattery leaves his curly hair to Charlie Endahl. Barbara Smith leaves her bobby sox to Audroy Lindenmayer. Marla Smith leaves hor name on the absent list to Carole Buckley. Milly Smith leaves her locker next to Charlotte to Tommy Kornas. Vincent Smith leaves his track shoes to Jack Lansing. Rose Susco leaves her black hair to Barbara Burgeson. Milly Teed leaves her giggles to Barbara James. John Tiger wills his title of “Best Looking to Bob Teats. Helen Tillyer leavos hor talking to Mary Ann Canell. Shirley Tims leaves her seat in Miss Boyd's room to Alice Kasten. Mary Lou Titman leavos her red hair to her sister, Joanio. Alyce Thompson leaves her P.A.D. reports to anyone with the ambition to copy them. Bill Thompson is surprised to be leaving. John Trister leaves his homework in English to anyono who wants it. Botty Truscott leaves her ability to got out of classes to Tommy Truscott. Don Vanderhoof leaves his hot rod to Charlotte Krause. Jess Wadhams gladly leaves his English troubles. Red Hat, and Esquire girls to any Junior who can stand them all. Robert Ward leaves his broom at Woolworth's and the name of Ward to my woodpile “sister Dot. Betty Jane Williams leaves the struggle of getting up in time for school to Shirley Mason. Don Winkler would like to leave “The Thing to any Junior who wants it. OdtivUisA STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Congross is a newly organized body which consists of 50 elected seatroom representatives who discuss the action and the problems of the students, teachers, and other matters. CONGRESS President...........John Sipp Vice-President Joan Burklow Secretary Genevieve Rounds Adviser . Mr. Spurway X i J 1 0 V GV f)jjr (I i y T y ■■ y yy 11 r l)rA «r ■ r (J ' COUNCIL President......Wilson Chen Vice-President William Huxster Secretary......Joan Munson Treasurer.....Jackie Hrinko Assistant Treasurer Don Jenkins Adviser .......Mr. Spurway The Student Council, the executive body of the Student Government, has completed a successful term as it strives for a botter organization for Dover High School students. The Student Patrol is made up of the four classes. These mombers keep law and order throughout tho school. They also patrol during fire drills. PATROL Police Chiel.......A1 Delvey Secretary.. .Evelyn Hoffman Adviser ..-....Mr. Spurway [44] STUDENT SERVICE SERVICE CLUB President ___Patricia Daley Vico-Prosideny Mary McCloy Secretary. .. Mary Pelechic Treasurer... Eleanor Chiric Advisor..... Mrs. Ackerman The Service Club is made up of all Senior girls which now numbers 34. Each member participates in the club for selling candy at different soasons and taking tickets at football and basketball games. The club plays a large part in the football season; making programs, selling them, and making confetti. KEY CLUB President .William Gillespie Vice-President Robert Ward Secretary......Wilson Chen Treasurer......Clifford Kolb Adviser.......Mr. Cronholm The Key Club, an outstanding service club of Dover High, is active in promoting different activities which tend to improve the standing within and without the school. Tho Keyolto Club, under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Connors, has performed several services for Dover High School, and has sponsored many othor worthy activities. KEYETTE CLUB Prosidenf.....loan Munson Vice-President Evelyn Hoffman Secretary.....Pat Gallaghor Treasurer.....Libby Borden Adviser.......Miss Connors [45] STUDENT PRINTS Editors..... loan Munson William Ganci Adviser......Misi’ Hyland V , • g This group is headed by its co-editors. They plan each issue, do individual work o stories, etc. In gonoral thoy made a dummy and put out Tho Student Prints. JOURNALISM CLUB President........Carol Kaprol Vice-President Larry D'Agostino Secretary... Pat Harrington Advisor..................Miss Hyland This club is made up of 45 members. Attempt is made to teach fundamentals of journalisn Trips to newspapers and publishing plants have been planned. This chapter of tho National Forensic League offers its members many and varie opportunities in tho fiold of public speaking. FORENSICS CLUB President... .Holen Pedrosa Vice-President Jerard Selinfreund Secretary.....Pat Gallagher Treasurer. .David Callendar Advisers..... Miss Connors Mr. Cronholm [46] The S.S. Debs is composed of Senior Girls who have rocoived certificates in shorthand. The purpose is to reward tho outstanding girls in shorthand by making projects which help finance a trip to New York. S.S. DEBS President... Dorothy Doggett Vice-Presidonf Patricia Daley Secretary.......Lois Hearns Treasurer. .Josephine Porfido Adviser......Mrs. Ackerman BIBLE STUDY President Edward Danielson Vice-President Dorothea Allen Secretary.....Hazel Fichter Treasurer Douglas Dalrymple Adviser.......... Mr. Evert Tho purpose of Bible Study is to learn more about tho life of our Lord. His mission was that of his doath, resurrection, and coming again. The Future Teachers' of America aim to cultivate personality and character as the foundation for successful teaching. In addition, this group becomes acquainted with the varied toaching opportunities. F.T.A. President Carolyn Vandorhoof Vice-President. Ruth Moyer Recording Secretary Patricia Cramer Treasurer.......Sandra Miller Adviser.................. Mr. Weaver [47] G.A.A. President....... Ida Delvey Vice-President. .. Ruby Nietz Secretary-Treasurer Jeanetle Delvey Adviser...... Mrs. Blauvelt The Girls' Athletic Association is under tho supervision of Mrs. Blauvelt. It had a successful year in hockey, basketball and softball. A G.A.A. show was given in the spring. KNITTING CLUB President... Marlene Squeris Secretary-Treasurer loan Blano Adviser.........Mrs. Poulos This activity specializes in teaching students how to knit and it provides an opportunity for advanced knitters to develop there skill by working on more difficult projects. NEEDLECRAFT CLUB President......Blanche Reed Vice-President. Peggy Cook Secretary...........Pat Ryan [48] The girls of the Necdlecraft Club meet on Wednesdays in order to make use of thoir knitting and crocheting skills in a practical way. CUI RADIO CLUB President . . .Leonard Muller Vice-President Brenelon O'Connor Secretary-T reasurer James Altman Publicity Manager George Laubach Station Manager Eugene Loeffler Adviser____.Mr. K. Sanders The Dover High School Radio Club was formed four years ago to further radio and electronics study. Most of the boys' time is spent learning code and theory so that they may obtain the amateur (Ham) license. Mr. Kenneth Sanders is the sponsor. obtain tl ; rfl rdfi j-r-Q. j -J) RIFLE club Freshman and Sophomore Officers President.......John Ginder Treasurer...............Jim Sinnis Junior and Senior Officers President.......Joe Murray Treasurer. . . Richard Burdgo Adviser.....Mr. Middleton The Dover High School Rifle Club is organized to give the members a chance to compote among themselves and against other rifle clubs. The purpose of the club is to emphasize sportsmanship in the field and stream, to exchange experiences that will enrich the individual's desire for more enjoyable hunting and fishing. ROD AND GUN CLUB President.......Joe Newman Vice-President Charles Applegate Secretary......Albert Green Treasurer.........Joe Murry Adviser........ Mr. Poulos [49] PHYSICS CLUB The purpose of this club is to prepare demonstrations for supplementing class work, and also to prepare an assembly which will be given in the grade schools sometime in the spring. Adviser..........Mr. Verseput f+fc' A raOTOGRAraY' CLUB The members of these clubs are given the opportunity to learn the proper processes in developing, printing and enlarging of their very own films. Tuesday Officers President...................Janet Bosk Vice-President......Patricia McGuire Secretary-Treasurer.. .Sharan Roberts Wednesday Officers President...............Albert Green Vice-President................Stewart Moore Secretary-Treasurer..... Tom Elliot Adviser...........................Mr. Dengler MOVIE CLUB Tho Movie Club has served our school by showing movies and slides to classes and clubs for entertaining and educational purposes. This club is indispensable toward the betterment of our education. President..............Victor Betcher Vice-President..... William Gillespie Secretary...................Patricia Gallagher Treasurer......................Ralph Minervino Chief Operator.......William Mincher Chief Memtanciman... Robert Ward Chief Instructor.......Willard Jones Chief Cameraman........Richard Satz Adviser................Mr. Thomson DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club has been rewarded this year with a trip to see The Member of the Wedding, and membership in the National Thespian Society. Members have presented monologues, pantomimes, and one-act plays. President............... Shirley Tims Vice-President....... .Joan Schroeder Secretary.....................Barbara Borgeson Treasurer..........Jerard Selinfround Adviser.................Miss Grace CHESS AND CHECKERS This club is broken up into two groups—Tuesday and Wednesday. The purpose of the club is to supply enjoyment for those who like to play chess and checkers. President.............Robert Sipple Vice-President..... Robert Edwards Secretary-Treasurer......John Curry Advisers.....Mr. Hinkle, Mr. Airola CERAMICS CLUB Members of this club are given the opportunity to make what ever they wish out of clay from the very first process to the last. President...............Barbara Flatt Vice-President........Meredith McCabe Secretary.,....................Sophie Ciesla Treasurer........................Jean Serfas Adviser..........................Miss Connors POISE AND PERSONALITY CLUB The Poise and Personality Club meets Tuesdays in order to improve poise and personality. They do this by discussion and hearing speakers on certain subjects. President............Shirley Steeves Vice-Presidents................Peggy Cook Joan Brown Recording Secretary... Joan Burklow Corresponding Secretary. Linda Larson Assistant Secretary .Mary Ann Carrell Treasuror..................Georgiana Erickson Adviser.........................Miss Toye FRESHMAN DRAMATICS CLUB Our Dramatic Club has been working on pantomimes, monologues and plays. We are now thinking of directing plays. Some are working on skits. President..........Patricia McCarthy Vice-President.....Henrietta Churm Secretary..........Margaret Kemp Treasurer..........Arlene Fogelson Adviser....................Miss Boyd SPANISH CLUB President. .Fernando Gomoz Vice-Presicfonf Gail Vandormark Secretary.. .Carole Esposito Treasurer.......Joan Francis Adviser........Mrs. Tremallo v ' 7 FRENCH CLUB President .....Linda Larsen Vice-Presidents Joan Burklow Clifiord Kolb Secretary. ... Sophie Zadelis Assistant Secretary Patricia Gallaghor Treasurer. .Charles Cardond Advisor............Miss Toye The Spanish Club has been active this year in learning Spanish songs and playing Spanish games such as Bingo and Charades. The Christmas party and June picnic have been enjoyed by all. The French Club, run by the students, concerns itsolf with French language and customs. One year of French is required to become a member. GERMAN CLUB Adviser........... Mr. Evert [52] This club meets once a month in the ovening. They learn a German play and present it. They play German games and sing German songs. CHEMISTRY CLUB Tho Chcmislry Club was formod for tho purpose of doing furthor study and experimenting in tho field of Chemistry. Movies and experiments provide the means of enjoyment for all interested students. Adviser....... Mr. Verseput Tho mombors of tho Art Appreciation Club have been enlarging by squares, constructing stars for decorations, and aro planning a trip to an art gallery. Tho club was organized and only twenty members wore admitted. For Christmas they made black prints and are now sketching outdoor scenes, etc. ART APPRECIATION CLUB President........Dorothy Ward Vice-President Virginia Backer Secretary.......Phyllis Blatt Treasurer........Carolyn Berg Adviser..................Mrs. Cooper ART CLUB President... Marshall Rogers Vice-President Brent Bessemer Secretary........Joan Wolfe Treasurer----Claire Cisilski Adviser................Mrs. Gorss Wednesday's Officers President .. .Donald Winkler Secretary Audrey Lindermayer Treasurer.......Eugene Byrd [53] BASKETBALL CLUB %' rf? ■fctptw Members of this club are boys interested in learning basketball. Demonstration of various techniques contribute to the objectives of the activity. President...... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer...... Adviser........ .....Bill Ganci Jack Cembura ...Bill Mincher .....Earl Ball Mr. DeLorenzo VARSITY D The members of this club are composed of athletes who have earned a varsity letter in a school sport. In order to join the club, they have to undergo a rigid initiation and take the oath of the club. President...............Gerald Cook Vice-President......... Arthur Amster Secrotary............Emil Katterman Treasurer...............David Estler Sergeant-at-Arms.. .Charles Spillman Vincent Smith Adviser...............Mr. L. Sanders GAMES CLUB This activity participates in playing mostly card games, such as bridge, canasta, pinochle, poker, etc. The players work in groups of four or the amount of players that is needed. President.............Jack Hankinson Secretary-Treasurer... Helen McCloy PING PONG CLUB The purpose of the club is to givo advanced players a chance to test their skill and to give beginners a chance to learn to play ping-pong. Tuesday President...............Joe Compoli Vice-Prosident..........Ray Zuccheri Secretary........Arthur Goldsworthy Treasurer............Joel Woxclblatt Adviser....................Mr. Sherk Wednesday President..................... Marie Mabce Vice-President................Andrew Zipay Secretary..............Betty Romano Treasurer..............David Davis Adviser................Mrs. Mandel BAND The band, under the capable direction of Mr. Edward Liljestrand, participated at all football games, went to three hospitals to entertain at Christmas, and gave a delightful Spring Concert. Phillip Alvarez was chosen as a member of this year's All-State Band. President............William Gillespie Vice-President.......Catherine Nixon Secretary........................Manuel Alverez Treasurer.......................Phillip Alverez CHEERLEADERS CLUB The Cheerleaders Club is a now activity which consists of the Varsity and the Junior Varsity Cheorleading squad. During this time the cheerleaders plan for better cheers and improved pep rallies. Captain.....................Carole Kapral Co-Captains.................Jackie Hrinko Evie Hoffman FOOTBALL CLUB This outstanding club met with the chief aims of discussing, visualizing and improving the game of football. They showed movies of the games this year. President........ Vice-President ... Secretary........ Treasurer ....... Sergeant-at-Arms Advisor.......... ....Jerry Cook ....Dave Estler Fernando Gomez ...Jack Cembura ....A1 Delvey Art Amster .....Mr. Hopkins SHUFFLEBOARD The main function of this club is to teach the fundamentals of, and to create an interest in, the fascinating game of shuffleboard. The club was divided into several teams and they played each other, for top honors during the meetings. Adviser Mr. Smith CHOIR President......Milt Van Horn Vice-President Ray Zucchori Secretary......Joan Munson Treasurer.........Don Jenkins Director...........Mr. Evert Tho choir, consisting of 120 members under the direction of Mr. Evert, has completed another very successful season. Highlights of the year were the Candlohght Service and the Spring Concort. BOYS' GLEE CLUB President.....Ray Zuccheri Vice-President Bill Thompson Secretary-Treasurer Bill Huxster Advisor........... Mr. Evert Boys' Glee Club is planning a spring concert and assembly program this year to top off a season of long practiced singing. These are the students who havo given valuablo service to koep all the behind-the-scenes machinery of our library in operation. LIBRARY COUNCIL President Concetta Bentrovato Vice-President. Alice Kasten Secretary......Helen McCloy Treasurer......James Kopp [56] QihniA (publixdh}... THE TIGER STAFF Editor-in-Chief Cliliord Kolb Feature Editor Glonda Feinslein Class Editor.. .Joan Munson Business Manager Josse Wadhams Club Editor. .. .Mildred Teed Sports Editors.. .Ivy Delvcy Robert Dartnell Typing Manager Dorothy Doggett Circulation Manager Beverly Clayton Art Editor. .Donald Winkler Photography Editor Jack Horowitz Adviser..........Rino Rastelli THE STAFF EDITORS AND MANAGERS [57] IAjuIsia the .[a CUhlsdicA VARSITY ... Firs! Row: Nando Gomez, Art Amstor, Bill Goodonough, Danny Palanchi, Ed Noone, Pete Di Gennaro, Dick Gantert, A1 Delvoy, Dave Eslor. Second Row: Jack Cembura, Jim Bu- chanan, Bob Kuntzclman, Jack Laverty, Jimmy Roe, Leon Dougherty, John Sipp, Mike Del Vccchio. Third Row: Jimmy Slattery, Charles Spilman, James Bochis, Jerry Kaufman, Gcorgo Ekedahl, Jorry Cook. Ralph Minervino, Chick Theodore, Russel Fine. Fourth Row: Robort Sipple, Jack Connolly, Junior Rogalo, Bob Edwards, Donald Buddie, Edward Gray, Philip Wellington, Ronnio Kram-mor, John Curry. Managers— Chernotsky, Guest, Norton, Van Ness, Umbaugh, Truscott. Coachos—Hopkins, DoLorenzo. Under the coaching of Hopkins and DeLorenzo, the grid Tigers ended the season with a 3-6 record. The Tigers this year did not get into the winning column until they were defeated twice, the first at the hands of a strong Rahway team, the score 35-7, the second loss occurred down at Pompton Lakes 27-14. The Tigers looked as if they had caught hold of themselves by defeating Passaic Valley 20-0. The traditional Roxbury game was played at Roxbury before a huge crowd. Dover was defeated by Roxbury for the first time in five years, by the score of 27-13. At the mid-point of the season the Tigers easily defeated Hackettstown, at the tune of 31-6. The Butler game was played at Butler and won by Butler 20-13. Dover again broke into the winning column by defeating a high spirited Boonton team 41-7. The next game, played on Hamilton Field the following week, proved fatal to the Tigers as they were trounced by an exceptionally strong Clifford J. Scott team. The Scotties came out on the long end of a 35-14 score. The team went to Morristown to close the season with the traditional Turkey Day Game. They had the feeling that if last year's JAYVEE First Row: David Jonos, Charlio Fishor, Dickie Buchanan, Jay Forrioro, Ray Cooper, Joo Lillie, John Newman, Bornard Leddy. Socond Row: Robert Garrison, Eddie Johnson, Dick Best, Bill Pavlos, Tommy Trus-cott, Alfred Kepler, Max Muller, Bill Collin. Third Row: Ron Ginder, Robert Kirsh, Don Bur-chell, Ronald Baldy, David Davis, John Deacon, Ray Baker, Tom Murray. Fourth Row: Buono, Pele Nolder, Leo Moran, Irwin Silvorborg, Dick King, Ed Laubach. [61] team could do it, so could they. They had the crowd on edge for the first three quarters but fell apart in the fourth quarter, and were defeated 28-7. Under the coaching of Van Orden and Poulos, the JV's'' had a good season and wound up with a 6-1 record. Because of the good season they had, a few of their outstanding performers will undoubtedly see a lot of action with the varsity next year. This year's JV's had the spirit to win which is needed in varsity football to win ball games. Their only loss was at Morristown; this was a close game however. They easily defeated their other rivals, namely, Roxbury JV's,'' Boonton, Passaic Valley, Pompton Lakes and Butler. JPvwjuuqh ih The Tigers, under the direction of Harry DeLorenzo, had one of those off years that have been quite scarce here of late on the Dover court. Their overall season's record was 6 wins and 13 losses. There was one blessed event though, that being the services of Big John Sipp, a transfer student from New York State. John broke the modern record for total scoring in a season by a Dover player by scoring 266 points. He had an average of 14 points per game which is also a modern record for a Dover player. The opener saw the Tigers ' sopping the Alumni 44-40. The next one was with Butler and we took that one 56-47. Then we met Carteret and bowed to a score of 40-55. We bounced right back and took Chatham 46-30. Then came our old rival, Roxbury, and we knocked them off 44-33. Just as we were going along nicely and living up to expectations, the roof fell in and we dropped six straight: Passaic Valley, Pompton Lakes, Butler, Boonton, Morristown, and Boonton again in that order. Of these, Boonton was by far the best VARSITY First Row: Clark Gensler, Art Goldsworthy, Earl Ball, Art Cliff, Bill Minchor, Leon Dougherty. Second Row: Ed Noone, Bill Ganci, John Sipp. Manager—Fred Shay Coach—DeLorenzo nt)0p! team we played, in fact the best team we played all year. The scores of these two games were 38-62 and 55-58, showing that the Tigers had improved greatly. The “Tigers journeyed to Hackettstown and won 48-46, a squeaker. Then we avenged our earlier loss to Passaic Valley and beat them 45-30. We lost our last four games of the season to Morristown, Roxbury, Hawthorne and Pompton Lakes. “Big John Sipp was the leading scorer with 266 points followed up by Bill Ganci and Jack “Sambo Cembura with 155 and 147 points, respectively. J. V. BASKETBALL The Dover Junior Varsity had a fairly good season under the new coach, John Duffy, with a season's record of 8 wins and 9 losses. They lost three heartbreakers to Pompton Lakes, Chatham and Passaic Valley, the latter in the last ten seconds 34 to 36. They gained revenge on Passaic Valley at Dover's court 35-26. JAYVEE First Row: Jay Ferriero, Bob Sjokvist, Bill Young, Howard Levine, Manuel Alverez. Second Row: Erwin Silver-burg, Dick King, Bob Guest, Harold Sweeny, Don Bos-trom, John Suet. Manager—Ed Troucey Coach—John Duffy m r!r L R°w: Robort Jones, Curl Roberts, Joe Esposito. Sam Chiappa. Ralph Minervino, Hank Sickles, Joe ir.,,' ,‘'onni« Karleen, Douglas Dickerson. Socond Row: Jack Valley, Jackie Doll, George Ekedahl, Bill Mincher, Robert Gardnor, Barry Shunk, Ed Noono, Art Cliff, Philip Wellington. Third Row: Bill Opanowitz, Duane Ekedahl, Jimmie Buchanan, Dick Krause, Jack Connolly, Bob Burdgo, Chut Gomez, Manager—Donald Landsbergor. Coaches—Poulos, Sanders. This year's Tigers, with Coach Leo Sanders ai the helm, finished out the season with four wins and eight losses, being fourth in Lakeland Conference Competition. They gained prestige, howover. by knocking off Butler, this year's champs, twice. Ed Noone took the batting crown and Bobby Jones, the pitching honors. The '50 track team under Coach William Hopkins had a successful season. At the Seton Hall Relays tho 2 mile relay team placed a vory good third. The only loss of the season was to a vory strong Morristown team by a close score. Tho toam copped tho Lakeland Conference for the fourth straight year. First Row: Lou Stamos, Chut Gcmoz, Charlie Spilman, Jimmy Roe, Jaspor Sullivan, Jimmy Buddie, Russel Fine, Seth Ely, Jack Fisher, Sam Chiappa. Socond Row: Vincent Smith, John Merts, Al Schwind, Jack Lansing, Bob Kuntzolman, Martin Goldberg, Jerry Kaufman, Dick Paintor, Nando Gomez, Richard yachinsky. Third Row: Bob Siokvist. John Jugan. Bon Bostrom, Robort foungs, George Pano.ta, Jim Sinnis, Donald Burchill, Ray Cooper. Fourth Row: Jimmy Slattery, Charlie Endahl, Al Delvoy, Allen Mabbee, Bill Burns. Manager—Walter Drexel. Coach—Hopkins. Assistant Coach—Hedden. CROSS COUNTRY The 1951 season, with Coach Nick Marini at the reins, saw the Harriers take more than their share of meets. The season opened with the interclass meet, which was won by the Juniors. At the Newark Athletic Invitation meet Gifford was first out of a large field of runners, with Green, Jugan, and Bostrom all near the top. The N.Y.U. Invitation Meet saw the Dover runners again near the top out of four hundred starters. In the State Meet, competing against the cream of the crop, Dover placed 4th out of 12 teams entered. Gifford was 8th, Lansing 9th, followed by Green, Jugan and Sandleands. Hard luck was with the Harriers all year. Emil Katterman was spiked in the first meet and didn't see much action thereafter. Vincent Smith, a letterman, had a bad leg nearly all year. Lloyd Sandleands finally did come through in the State Meet. A1 Gifford, a transfer student from Tom’s River, helped greatly though, being the number one man all year. First Row: Allan Jones, Bill Gallagher, George Papas. Ed Turocey, John Bostrom, James Sinnis. Socond Row: Robert Starling. John Jugan. Jack Lansing, Don Bostrom, Lloyd Sandle-lands, Ed Shuler, A1 Gifford, Vincent Smith. Coach—Marini. CHEERLEADERS First Rov : Jackie Hrinko, Carole Kapral, Evelyn Hoff man. Second Row: Margaret Lail, Dolores Tett, Connie Lindenmayer, Nora Leith, Ruth Kimble. HOCKEY First Row. Rosie Schmuck, Ida Delvey, Dot Schwind. Second Row: Shirley Gus-tin, Milly Toed, Claire Cisil-sky, Ruth Smith. Third Row: Helen Sinnis, Carolyn Gus-tin, Josephine Porfido, Connie Lindenmayer, Sonja Herslinger, Evelyn Hoffman, Mrs. Blauvelt. BASKETBALL First Row: Helen Sinnis, Rosie Schmuck, Ida Delvey, Evelyn Hoffman, Sonja Herslinger, Connie Lindenmayer. Second Row: Dot Schwind, Janet Bost, Shirley Gustin, Joan Kepler, Josephine Porfido, Carolyn Gustin, Mary McCloy, Helen Mc-Cloy, Charlotte Cole, Ruth Smith. Mrs. Blauvelt. [66] 1 3 IRLS' Less in the limelight than the other major events, but still equally important, were the girls sports of the school. Among the sports enjoyed by girls of the school are hockey, basketball, and cheerleading. Hockey is a sport that is well liked by a majority of the girls. The teams are chosen from each class. Intramural and inter-school games are played. The cheerleaders are a group of girls organized by Mrs. Johnson who led the student body in cheering at football and basketball games. Their capable captain being Carole Kapral assisted by co-captains Evelyn Hoffman and Jackie Hrinko. The one that heads the list of sports as a favorite is basketball. Practice starts early in December and continues into January. A great many girls came out and tried to make it a very successful season. The games were clean and snappy with keen competition exciting the players to victory. Intramural games were also played. There is no Death by Joseph Auslander There is no death: the daffodil declares it; The snowdrop dancing in the snow proclaims it; The robin wears it and the swallow swears it; All the bright pageantry of April names it. There is no death: O heavy heart, believe it! Earth, sun and sky in golden chorus shout it; Cast sorrow in the fires of spring, nor grieve it; Life is reborn in love: ah, can you doubt it! There is no death: spring's cuckoo bird repeats it; The hills and valleys echo and commend it; Like Lazarus the spirit hears and greets it; The death-watch ends; the weary watchers end it. There is no death: death's very headstone proves it: For lo, an unseen hand as light as breath Stirs in the dark, stirs the great stones and moves it— And He stands there—O soul, there is no death. [68] 9n di2pA££Jucdwn To those who have helped make out Yearbook possible. Class of '51 Compliments of — Autos and Automotive Service — BIRCH and BIRCH, Inc. 25 North Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-0600 DOVER AUTO SALES, Inc. Route 6, Dover, DO 6-2067 FERRIERO MOTOR SALES Main Rd., Mt. Tabor, RO 9-0149 SCOTT MOTOR SALES, Inc., Ford Sales Service 160 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0552 SHULER TIRE SERVICE Route 6, Dover, DO 6-2700 TEXACO SERVICE STATION McFarlan St. and Locust Ave., Dover, DO 6-2378 J. C. WOODHULL 20 Mercer St., Dover, DO 6-2440 — Bakeries — DOVER BAKE SHOP 29 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0237 GUTLEBER'S BAKERY 23 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0324 — Banks — THE DOVER TRUST COMPANY 15 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-1300 The NATIONAL UNION BANK of DOVER 18 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-2000 — Dancing Studios — PHIL GRASSIA'S STUDIO OF DANCING 73 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-1421 — Department Stores — BEGGY'S DEPT. STORES 23 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0342 CROWN-FRIEDLAND'S ( Dovers Largest Store for Clothes and Housewares. ) 38-42 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0092 J. J. NEWBERRY and CO. 1 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0980 SHAPIRO'S 28 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0158 tfoirtfiif — Drugs — LESUE'S DRUG STORE 9 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-1405 MEUSER'S DRUG STORE 6 N. Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-0055 FINK'S CUT RATE DRUGS 10 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-1653 WHITE'S REXALL DRUGS Blackwell and Warren St., Dover, DO 6-0035 —Dry Cleaning — A. CLEFFI 51 N. Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-2888-J JERSEY CLEANERS 11 Dickerson St, Dover, DO 6-0737 WOLFE'S CLEANERS 12 N. Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-1379 — Feed and Fertilizers — BAUGH SONS CO. 20 Union St., Dover, DO 6-1070 — Florists — DICKERSON'S FLOWER SHOP Route 6, Dover, DO 6-1088 VICTOR'S FLOWERS 28 Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-1068 — Food Exchanges — FUGGIERO'S ITALIAN and AMERICAN GROCERY 165 Bergen St., Dover, DO 6-1172 SUNRISE SUPERETTE 9 South Warren St., Dover, DO 6-1868 UNION STORE COMPANY ( Where better foods are sold.'') 9 N. Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-1400 — Fuel Oil — THE HEDDEN COMPANY 23 S. Warren St., Dover 6-2374 — Furniture — DOVER FURNITURE COMPANY 32- 34 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-1441 FURSTMAN AND FEINBERG 33- 35 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0739 HARTLEY FURNITURE COMPANY 13 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0534 STUART H. LOORY —MELVYN A. LOORY - HARRY LOORY 65 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0650 S. T. BRYANT FURNITURE COMPANY Route 6, Mine Hill, Dover, DO 6-1616 — Hardware — HARRIS HARDWARE 30 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-2192-R S. H. BERRY HARDWARE 15 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0947 [70] — Home Supplies — FARNSWORTH'S 19 S. Warren St., Dover, DO 6-3111 THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP 47 N. Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-1148 HOGAN'S HOME APPLIANCES 54 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-3161 SINGER SEWING CENTER 24 E. Blackwell St., Dover 6-2007 — Industries — UNITED CAN CO., INC. ( Home of fiber body, metal end, window containers.'') New Village, N. J. — Insurance and Real Estate — HENRY O. BAKER, INC. 7 S. Warren St., Dover, DO 6-0500 KOHLER MORRIS REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 28 W. Blackwell St., Dover. DO 6-2550 RUSSELL KING 26 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-1212 — Jewelers — DOVER JEWELERS. INC. 19 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-2160 — Ladies' Wear — BLONDA HOSIERY COMPANY (Finest in Nylons) 10 N. Morris St., Dover, DO 6-2127 FRANCINE SHOP Blackwell and Morris Sts., Dover, DO 6-3298 JAY'S CLOTHES 30 W. Blackwell St., DO 6-1024 MARTIN, INC. 8 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0452 — Laundries — AMERICAN HOME LAUNDRY 50 N. Morris St., Dover, DO 6-0074 COOK'S LAUNDRY, INC. 86 E. McFarlan St., Dover, DO 6-0236 — Men's Wear — THE DOVER MEN'S SHOP 18 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0750 HARTMAN SHORTER 11 W. Blackwell St., Dover. DO 6-1137-J THE QUALITY SHOP 43 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0567 SPEAR'S MEN'S SHOP Morris and Dickerson Sts., Dover SWEENEY’S STYLE SHOP 12 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0775 — Mirrors and Glass — SNOW'S GLASS COMPANY 132 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-2640 [71] — Newspapers — THE DOVER ADVANCE 87 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-3000 STUDENT PRINTS, Dover High School — Paints — ALLEN'S PAINTS and WALLPAPER COMPANY 63 W. Blackwell St., Dover. DO 6-2421-J RINEHART'S PAINTS and WALLPAPER 10 N. Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-0222 I. SACKS (Paints and Wallpaper) 50 N. Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-0119 — Shoes and Shoe Repairs — HARRIS SHOE STORE 21 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0128-1 LOMBARDI'S SHOE REPAIR 32 N. Sussex St., Dover — Soda Shops — THE GOODY SHOP 37 W. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-0027 — Stationers and Sporting Goods — BECKMAN'S 7 E. Blackwell St., Dover, DO 6-2383 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 50 N. Sussex St., Dover, DO 6-1826 ddim If these pages have in any way added some small pleasure to your monotonous, routine lives, then the Class of '51 will consider its job well done. Before the Big Top folds, however, we Reetingly recall the hazing, the give and take, the thrill of our first prom, and the responsibilities of being seniors. These, only our minds can again recapture. True, there will undoubtedly be other Big” occasions in our lives, but a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.” Goodbye, D. H. S., and . . . thanks. [72] w x ‘ K JL • . ;■ M • v ' j v $ 3K 7 m $ ; - ,'■ • s — •- . V? ' ' , - ' ' r • ’ • ' ' . ?.f' ■,. . 'Xv' ... 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