Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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JACK CONNELLY JIM BUCHANAN JACK LAVERTY GEORGE EKEDAHL DAVE ESTLER JACK DOLL LEON DOHERTY ART AMSTER VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES Dover........... 12 Dover........... 14 Dover........... 28 Dover........... 27 Dover............ o Dover............ 0 Dover........... 20 Dover............ 4 Dover........... 20 Rahway............ 26 Pompton Lakes .... 0 Passaic Valley.. 0 Roxbury ........ 20 Hackettstown ... 13 Butler ......... 13 Boon ton ....... 12 Clifford Scott ... 0 Morristown ....... 0 JERRY KAUFMAN 16 A lew last minute instructions.

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Hlack cund OnatUfe FIIIIT I! ILL Dover had one of its most inspiring years in football that it has had since 1948. Out of their nine game season Dover had six wins and three losses. Two of our opponents that had beat us, Butler and Hackettstown, went undefeated this season. Our third loss was at Rahway, though Dover looked as if they were going to win. Even though we lost some of our games, we had the luck, skill, and power to knock two school out of possible state recognition, Roxbury and Clifford Scott. The latter was the second best game Dover played this year. Passaic Valley, Pompton Lakes and Boonton didn't bother us too much, but they were all good games. The Morristown game was a good one and an important one for Dover, since it was our first win in twelve years, making school history. As a matter of fact, the football-minded boys of Dover High played three full schedules and made out well in all three. The Freshmen football program attracted a large number of enthusiasts. Like their Varsity brothers, the Frosh ran from the T formation compiling a season's mark of 4 wins and 2 losses. The outstanding Freshman award was won by lineman Gary Schulz. Not to be outdone, the Little Tigers, or J. V.'s, kept their own slate clean with five wins and one draw, that one with Pompton Lakes. Resounding wins were turned in over Phillips-burg, Wayne Township, Roxbury, Hackettstown, and Boonton. Coach Stager was very much pleased with the work of his boys. FRESHMEN Top row. le t to right: Coach Poulos. Donald Clark. Bill O'Brien. Ted Tucker. Jake Doyle. Edward Robertson. Jim Zellers. Jack Catillo. Coach Van Orden. Middle row: Wayne Cramsey. Robert Sundstrom. Mike Lizun. Eddie Turocey. Edward Johnson. Donny Blaho. Melvin Winters. Bill Mac Callum. Howard Squire. A1 Berano. Bottom row: Bill Pavolos. Bob Scales. Jerry Lash. Bob Capral, Dick Buchanan. Robert Rossi. Tom Murry. Charles Eick. Buddy Ingrohm. FRESHMEN SCORES 6 Dover 13 Dover 14 . 20 .... 0 Dover 20 Wharton ......... 0 Rockaway ....... 20 Passaic Valley ... 0 Wayne ........... 0 Morristown ...... 6 Boonton ....-.... 0

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CROSS COUNTRY A very successful season was enjoyed by the Dover Cross Country teams. They started out a little weak, but with the spirit and prowess that was shown on the track, they finished very strong. In the New York University Invitation meet, Dover placed 9th out of 36 schools. Dover again proved their skill by placing 3rd in the combined groups I, II, III in New Jersey State meet. A good season is expected next year because the team will have the same members. The J. V.'s were very successful, losing only one meet to Seton Hall. A few of the boy . WON Paterson Eastside 27-28 Butler 15-40 Ferris-Jersey City 23-32 Delbarton Prep 18-37 LOST Thomas Jefferson 23-32 St. Benedict's Prep 15-40 Seton Hall 23-32 Bottom row, left to right: Ted Hovliaras. Don Vanderhoof. Fred Bostrom. Karsten Dierk, Bill Gallagher. Kenneth Howell. Top row: Emil Kattermann, John Bostrom. James Sinnis. James Romano. Roger Gifford, Jerry Slack, Albert Green. John Jugan, George Kattermann, Robert Sheridan, Coach Nick Marini. 17