Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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JANITORS Watson Belbutowski Herbert Boehm Harry Conover Paul Roschcr Walter Shalkowski John Theodore Irvin Weisbach CAFETERIA STAFF Harry Blanchard “Pop” Vera Kepler ■■1 I Mary Owen Rose Buono Helen Hoffman ■ Beatrice Wellington Agnes Lowe 13

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SECRETARIAL STAFF Ruth Profit Dorothea Condit Jean Longneckcr Dorothea Stalling FAREWELL We are especially aware that some time, some place, some one said, “Behind every great man, there is a woman.” Before we go, we hope the secretarial staff of Dover High School realizes that we know that each of them has been behind us since the day we entered back in September of 1956. Each has been of the most tremendous help to us. What can we say but that each kind lady will remain always in our hearts?

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DEDICATION When we entered Dover High School hack in the autumn of 1956, we had the distinction of being the largest class ever to infiltrate its halls. However, our size did not prevent our feeling lost and unwanted. This concern did not last for long, though, because suddenly we found ourselves with a class adviser, Mr. Arnold D. Tver-skv, who proceeded to help us over the humps with the greatest possible ease. He met us genially, told us he was honored to be our adviser, and then laid out in no uncertain terms what he. personally, expected of us. We soon realized nothing would lie agreeable to him but the best. He gave us strong medicine but, at the same time, he gave us the core around which we feel we have built a good record of achievement. Soon we found ourselves molded into a really homogeneous group. We found ourselves working well together; we had the same goals in view. Mr. T, as he became known to us, was always on band with definite plans and ideas. He launched us carefully and patiently. There were times when he was a bit awe-inspiring but