Dover High School Dover, New Jersey “The Year of the Tiger” Speak your truth quietly and clearly and listen to others .. . Introduction Four years ago, we of the Class of 1971 entered the ninth grade at the old Junior High to embark on that great adventure known as High School. We came with hopes of success, happiness, and peace. These four years have been most hectic years both for us and for the world. America has know n the agony of the longest w ar in its history and of turmoil in the streets, political campaigns, and colleges of the nation. America has also known the joy of unprecedented prosperity and of one of man’s great achievements in a walk on the moon. Meanwhile, our class was receiving an education to make us more know ledgeable; more aware of the world around us. A new awareness of man's relationship to himself and to Nature has grown during the past few years. We, as the next generation of leaders, must create a world where mankind can live at peace with himself and with his environment. Education will be instrumental in assisting this process. We of the 1971 Tiger staff have tried to document this New Awareness at Dover. A New Awareness along with faith, hope, and action can help construct a life of peace and contentment for all men. 4 Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans .... Table of Contents Introduction ................ 1-17. Faculty and Administration 18-43. Activities.................. 44-67. Sports...... ............... 68-99. Underclassmen............. 100-125. Seniors................... 126-171. Advertisements................ 172. Go amid the noise and haste; and remember what peace there is in silence .. . And whether it is clear or not, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should . . . You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars . . . 10 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world . . . Therefore be at peace Be careful. Strive to be happy. The preceding quotations were taken from Desiderata found in Old Saint Paul s Church. Baltimore: dated 1692 When a person hears the word school, he usually thinks of an imposing brick building with long halls, lockers, and a huge parking lot. Unfortunately, he usually overlooks the most important facet of the student’s educational experience. This is the faculty and administration; a student will learn little or nothing in the best school building in the world if there is no experienced and understanding person to guide him. With sound minds, good educational backgrounds, and hearts full of dedication, the staff of Dover High School arrive each day to execute their prospective occupations of spreading knowledge. Each is striving to teach to the best of his ability, rendering a service to both the community and the students themselves. They not only perform their duties of teaching with excellent results, but extend themselves for many extracurricular activities such as advisors of clubs, coaches of interscholastic and intramural sports teams, and chaperones at school activities. In this day and age of conflicting views and the generation gap, we at Dover High can be proud to say that our faculty-student gap is closed. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION i ■ 1 I J i X®' , ; - ■ Wm . • • ■■ ■ •. '■ A teacher can never tell where his influence Stops. —Henry Adams Mr. William Arway — Physical Education Drivers' Education Mr. Jan Beliveau — Physical Education 20 21 Mrs. Susan Bodnar — English Mathematics possesses . . . a beauty cold and austere .. . Mr. Fred DiRenzo— Auto Mechanics 22 Mr. Robert Dobson — Bookkeeping Mr. William Dunn — English Latin Mrs. Barbara Foerster — Spanish 23 24 Mr. Swen Gustafson — Science To teach is to mold destiny . — Berta 25 Mrs. Betty Inglis — English 26 Mr. Donald Kruck — Director of Audiovisual Education What we have to do, we learn by doing . — Aristotle Mr. Russell Kunkle — English Mr. Daniel Krzywicki — Art Mrs. Anna Kurbjeweit — German Mrs. Janice Kruck — Typing Business Mathematics Mr. Joseph La Bove — History Men learn while they teach. Ad Lucilium VII Mr. William Leach — Industrial Arts 28 Mr. Francis Lee — Science Mathematics Miss Mary Jane Licitra — Cosmetology Slow and steady wins the race. — Robert Lloyd Miss Eileen Nad — English Mrs. Hilda Pistolas — Business Education Mr. John Pistolas — Industrial Arts Mr. Arnold Plonski — Mathematics Mr. Roland Raham — Vocal Music Mr. Rowland Reahl — Special Education Logic is nothing more than a knowledge of words. — Charles Lamb Mn. Jane Slater — English Journalism Mr. William Sturm — Science Mr. Robert Sutton — English Department Chairman. English Mr. Frank Suberati — Science 33 Cheer up, the worst is yet to come. — Philader Johnson Mr Robert VanOrdcn — Athletic Director Mr Robert Verseput — Chemistry Science Department Chairman Mrs. Julia Zuziclc — English History Many receive advice, only the wise profit by it. — Publilius Syrus Mr. Anthony Ciardi - Job Placement Director Mr. Edward Olhmstead - Truant Officer Mrs. Barbara Faduska — Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Theresa Roof — Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Patricia Lusardi — Assistant to the Librarian May none but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof. — John Adams Mr. John A. Middleton, III Principal Mr. Frank Poulos — Superintendent of Dover Public Schools Mr. Paul Muni — Assistant Superintendent Mr. Arnold Tverslty — Assistant Superintendent Nobility carries its obligations. Due De Levis Board of Education Board of Education Members — Left to Right — Mrs Evelyn S McClone — secretary. Dr Arnold Sgalia — President. Mr Frank Poulos — Standing — Mr James W McCahill. Mr Robert H Flanagan. Mr Jose Vasquez. Mr William Shuler. Mr Joseph Mann. Mr George Pepin. Mr Willard Benson. Mr Ivan Basch Board of Education Secretary — Mrs. Evelyn S. McGlone. Board of Education Office Secretaries — Mrs. Marguerite Yagerhofer. Mrs Marlene Murray. Mrs. Phyllis Griffin. Mrs Marge Albinson 41 There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy. — Virginibus Puerisque Mrs. Mary Knuckey — Bookkeeper Mr. Irvin Weisbach — Head Custodian Mrs. Katherine DelVecchio — Teacher s Aide Mr. Edward Palmer — Superv isor of Buildings and Grounds Cafeteria Staff — Sitting L to R — Mrs. LaVeme Sledgeski. Mrs. La Rue Ceorge, Mrs Millie Boyarski. Mrs. Mary Murray, — Standing L to R — Mrs Elaine Pesta. Mrs. Lottie Iwicki. Mrs. Helen Hoffman (manager). Mrs. Mary Tolerico. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” is an old and often quoted saying. Dover High realizes this and makes a conscious effort to include more than classroom work in its educational program. There is a wide range of clubs and activities which cover interests from sports to electronics to reading and writing. Each activity, in its own way, contributes something to the school. It may be a tangible product such as the school newspaper, a contribution to charity, the literary magazine, or help given in the office or with audio-visual aids. On the other hand, it could be something that cannot be touched, but that can be seen and heard in the school spirit shown at pep rallies and at sports events. Every student is free to select the clubs and activities in which he wishes to participate. These provide a chance to meet and relate to others who share a common interest, be it in a language, math, school spirit, writing, or service to others in the school or community. They help to round the individual and make his total school experience a happy and productive one. u A ACTIVITIES - All the world doth practise stage-playing. — Montaigne “How To Succeed . .. ” The “Frump Way” certainly wasn't the “Company Way” on December 4th and 5th when Dover High School presented How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. The two act production concentrated on the efforts of a man named Finch (Todd Benson) who was trying to climb the ladder of success by reading a book entitled “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.” In his uphill struggle Finch was hampered by the boss’s nephew. Bud Frump (Joe Pellington), who shared Finch's desire for power and success. A pretty secretary named Rosemary Pilkington (Kathy Waters) came to Finch s aid. however, and quietly helped him achieve his goal. Needless to say. Rosemary eventually became Mrs. Finch. Other important characters were: Mr. Bratt (Loren Taylor), Smitty (Donna Lis). Hedy LaRue (Marianne Norris), Wally Womper (Randy Russo). Mr. Gatch (Martin Ginsberg), J B. Biggley (Gary Yurko), Miss Jones (Dona Brown), Mr. Oving-ton (Luc Jacobs), and Miss Krumholtz (Linda Pristera). The play would not have been such a tremendous success without the combined efforts of Mr. Ed Daniels, director; Mr. John Evans and Mr. Roland Raham. musical directors; Mr. Daniel Krzywicki, set designer; and the entire stage crew and band. Todd Benson Kathy Waters Donald Schwarz, Bandy Russo. Jeff Rosen. Joe Pellington. Marianne Norris Pam Adler. Donna Lis. Stephanie Covine. Kathy Waters. Linda Pristera Luc Jacobs. Joe Pellington. Randy Russo. Steve LaBadie. Jeff Rosen 47 “Tiger’71” Staff Row One: Patty Diehl. Dave Sgalia. Vickie Call. Diana Enyart. Vida Hummel. Marie Reil. Elaine Lori, Nancy Krikorian. Donna Lis. Marilyn Schoeck Row Two: Stephanie Covine. Tim Lowery. Jill Dippman. Jackie Levine. Loren Taylor. Cleave Thwaites, Dave Harrold. Lou Cobo. Mrs Inglis —- Advisor Row Three: Dick Wong. Debbie Griffin. Sue Novak. Ellen Schwartz. Luc Jacobs. Todd Benson. Mike Cannon. Rich Bex. Gary Yurko “Tiger’71” Editors Todd Benson. Business Manager; Vickie Gall. Treasurer; Sue Novak. Typing Editor. Marilyn Schoeck. Editor-In-Chief; Tim Lowery. Art Editor; Dave Harrold. Boys’ Sports Editor; Cleave Thwaites. Photography Editor Missing Ed Casey. Literary Editor and Joanne Visioli. Girls' Sports Editor. Veritas vos liberabit. — The truth shall make you free. — Motto of Johns Hopkins University Student Prints Editors Karen Koval. Editor-in-Chief; Debbie Gonzalez. Art Editor; Marilyn Schoeck. Assistant Editor; Mike Wong. Sports Editor Student Prints Staff Row One: Cathy James. Mimi Chin. Amy Lazarus. Debbie Condin. Karen Posner Row Two: Kathv Brennan. Nancy Weisbach. Maria Taravella. Anna Cerreto. Helene Mishook. Debbie Gonzalez. Mrs Slater — Advisor Row Three: Linda Novak. Debbie Haag, Elaine Benson. Mike Wong. Dick Wong. Bill Schultz. Augustus Asbell. Pete Mazzone. Dennis Touhey 49 Learn a new language and get a new soul. — Czech Proverb German Club Todd Benson. Mike Adams, Clarissa Drymon. Lynn O'Leary. Gertrude Jones. Wanda Lange. Alan Dickinson. Dave Harrold. Jeff Stickle. Rich Bex. Gary Yurko. Peter Eck. Todd Benson, Bill Kearney, leff Shiffrin, Sarah White. Pam Adler. Robby Barth. Ron Zaycer. Karen Posner. LecAnne Zurger. Jane Smith, Sue Bonitz. Sue Rathjen, Cindy Draper. Nancy Krikorian, Rudi Krose. John T Cenicola. Marilyn Schoeck. Matilda Chan. Latin Club Row One — Mike Neilson. Roger Parzero. Klaine Lori. Martin Ginsberg. Danny Harris Row Two — Karen Hulmes. Rosemary Balderson, Jeff VanArsdale. Cindy Morgan Row Three — Stephanie Cicak, George Cicak. Cathy Cicak. Dennis Touhey. Lillian Rivera. Sue Giaquinto, Colleen Brogan. Andrea Turpin. Cathy James. Mr Dunne — Advisor Row Four — Scott Gallo. Eddie Casey. Arlene Thriemer. Helene Mishook, Gary Kelly. Louis Munch. Frank Arico. 50 Nancy Osborne. Luc Jacobs (President). Karen Koval (Secretary). Todd Benson. Ursula Zugel (Treasurer). John Coffey. Creg Whitehead, Jeff Rosen, James Yosh. Patty Diehl. Sue Novak. James Clark. Janet Scheer. Nancy Weisbach. American Field Service First Row: Cleave Thwaites. Luc Jacobs. Mike Cannon. Barbara Basch. Sharon Levine. Jean Huxter. Janet Thwaites. Linda Miller. Kllen ('ashen. Kim DeCraw. Flame Lori. Ursula Zu-gel. Amy Lazarus. Patty Diehl. Beth Rein. Kathy Kurinec. Sue Novak. Frances Cuzman. LeeAnne Zarger Row Two: Loren Taylor. Joe Pellington. Kllen Schwartz. Kathy Gruber. Rosalind Shapiro— President 51 Tiger Band Seniors: Row One — Kathy Berg. Pam Adler. Roz Shapiro Carol King Row Two — Ed Casey. Cary Yurko, Jerry Ketcham. Richard Bex. Rick Lipscei. Band Officer: Jerry Ketcham — President. Cary Yurko — Vice President. Pam Adler — Treasurer. Fran Northern — Secretary. Jane Smith — Librarian Brass: Row One — John Todd. Scott Fisher. Mike Rokosh, Ed Franz. Ron Spilman. George Cicak. Paul Yecchio Row Two — James Clark. Rick Lip-scei. Richard Bex Percussion: Tom Winans. Toni Rae Parzero. Peggy Volkert, Nancy DeVries. Cary Yurko. Mary Anne Biddiscombe. John Taylor, Robin Jacobs. Bill Stanski Flutes: Row One — Roz Shapiro. Kathy Kurinec. Amy Lazarus. Kathy Berg. Carol King. Row Two — Mary Ruth Darsch, Janet Thwaites, Jane Smith. Leah Hendrickson, Beth Rein We are the music makers .. . the movers and shakers of the world . . . — Arthur O’Shaughnessy Bassoons: Debbie Hottinger. Kathy Waters. Barbara Basch. Clarissa Drymon French Homs: Lily Mae Chin. Margaret Rein. Kim DeCraw. Jill DeVries. Jeff Shiffrin. Trumpets: Row One — Ed Casey. Bob Althoff. John Ciardi. Jim Rokosh Row-Two — William Corw in. Damian Spilman Saxophones: Row One — Joseph Tromba. Kevin O’Leary, Ronny Zavcer. Jim Yosh. Row Two — Timothy Poulos. Rob Barth. Alan Berg Clarinets: Row One — Tom Gilbert. Nancy Shanik. Ed Ciardi. Nanette Lambert. Kathie. Diehl Row Two — Pat White. Jean Thwaites, Janet Scheer. Stephanie D'Zurinko Row-Three — Mary Lou Cox. Alan George. Dave Deona. Jeff Van-Arsdale Dance Band: Row One — Rob Barth. Ron Zavcer. James Yosh. Kevin O Lears. Alan Berg Row Two — John Ciardi. Rudy Krose. James Rokosh. Robert Bauerlein. Michael Rokosh. Ed Franz. Ron Spilman Row Three — Garold Yurko. Jerry Ketcham National Forensic League Seated: Barbara Basch. Debbie Gannon, Amy Lazarus, Maria Taravella Standing: Loren Taylor. Joe Pellington. Judy Willinger. Linda Pristera. Kim DeCraw, Linda Miller. Linda Novak. Andrea Turpin. Kathy Kurinee. Mrs Weishapl — Advisor. Don Schwarz. Kathie Diehl, Mike Cannon. Enid Waxier. Mike Wong, Marilyn Schoeck. Drama Club Row One: Bob Cleffi, Linda Pristera. Joe Pellington. Judith Willinger. Jeff Rosen. Kathy Waters. Robin Peterson. Louise Krikorian. Amy Lazarus Row Two: Jean Hunter. Bonnie Smith. Debbie Gannon, Liz Tutka. Wendy New kirk. Kim DeCraw, Nanette Lambert. Enid Waxier. Gary Yurko, Debbie Griffin Row Three: Maureen Ahlers. Sarah White. Kathy Gruber. Ann Kahn. Marianne Norris. Patty Decker. Bonnie Beacham Row Four: Luc Jacobs. Maria Ryerson, Arlene Thriemer. Stephanie Covine. Louis Cobo. Dona Brown. I oren Taylor. April Jennings Political Science Club Row One: Mr LaBove — Advisor. Danny Harris. Angela Dodd. Rick Lipscei. Jay Richards. Martin Ginsberg. Jeff Rosen. David Varga. Mr Schwartz — Advisor. Joe Pellington. Gary Yurko. Judy Bishop. Linda Pristera. Jean Huxter Row Two: Pam Driscole. Linda Graham. Dolores Zuzock. Irene Mase. Enid Waxier. Daisy Lorenzo. Diane kalnas. Diane Hicks. Bonnie Nicholson. Karen Hulmes. Loren Taylor. Greg Whitehead Jerseymen Row One: John Donahue. Miss Kastner — Advisor. Pam (-lark. Debbie Anderson. Karen Posner. Melissa Rosner Row Two: Carol Deklerow. Nancy Cappello. Jeff Rosen. Jim Davenport. Linda Pristera A man of honor knows no false pride. — Jean de La Bruyere Literary Club Seated On Floor: Nancy Weisbaeh. Bonnie Smith. Anna Cerreto Seated: Debbie Shepherd. Miss Nad — Advisor. John Donahue. Mimi Chin. David Neu, Kathy Smith. National Honor Society Row One: Dick Wong (Treasurer1. Mike Cannon (Vice-President). Rich Bex (President). Jackie Levine (Secretary). Miss Toye — Advisor Row Two: Ursula Zugel. Joanne Visioli, Karen Koval. Sue Novak. Ellen Schwartz. Patty Diehl. Ester Cuzman Row Three: Leroy McConnell. Eddie Casey. Ray De Lorenzo, Jeff Stickle. Todd Benson. Luc Jacobs. Marc Barnett 56 Key Club Row One: Karen Koval. Maureen Ahlers. Sarah White. Todd Benson. Rich Bex. Dave Sgalia. Jeff Shiffrin. Luc Jacobs. Row Two: Debbie Gonzalez. Row Three: Roz Shapiro. Janet Thwaites. Barbara Basch. Kathy Gruber. Robby Barth. Barbara Rogowski. Mike Rokosh Row Four: Debbie Hottinger. Stephanie Covine Interact Row One: Dick Wong, Carl Pa-netta. Rich DiYanni. Roger Ball. Jim Quinn Row Two: Mark Has-eltine. Hiram Gonzalez. Tom Burbridge. Glenn Miller. Nick Domenico, Ray Sarinelli, Mr Rossi — Advisor Row Three: Ron Zaycer, Bill Gratacos, Randy Evans. Brian Miller. Walter Ko-zlowski Row Four: Ron Solberg, Tom Weber. John Tregenza. Ray Lombardi. Peter losso. Bill Brown. Mario Gagne 57 .. . “To Help” is the most beautiful verb in the world! — Baroness Bertha Von Suttner Main Office Aides Alicia Hernandez. Denise Burdge. Audrey Alpers. Barbara Becker. Barbara Lansing. Regina Johnson. Guidance Office Aides Row One: Janet l ance. Debbie Wager. Kaths Kurinec. Mary Lou Palanchi. Carol Yosh Row Two: Janet Scheer. Nancy Pollack. Dawn DeMatteo, Denise Brustad. Mrs Faduska — Advisor. Mrs. Roof — Advisor. Maureen Flaherty. Theresa Terry, Karen Di-Guiseppe. Sandy Lovenberg AVA Sitting: Mrs Miller. Laura Riva Mary Shea. Carol Green Stand ing: John Sperry. Alan Thomson Krrie Agront. Mr Kruck — Advi sor.'Terry Smithey, John Provost James Clauson. Hector Galloza Vice-Principal’s Aides Dennis Ray. Ricky Lane. Louis Ramos. Denise Brustact. Mr Becker — Advisor Nurse’s Aides Sitting: Mrs Anne Cashen — Advisor Standing: Stephanie Cicak. Barbara Horch-er. Mary Bartek. Terry Harsanvi. Donna Brown. Cathy Cicak. Library Aides Row One: Dennis Gleason. Jean Huxter. Cind Rothermel. Peggy Truscott. David Roebuck Row Two: John Donahue. Arnold Campbell. Gene Deacon. Liz Godwin. Mr Schlager — Advisor. Popo Roque. Dawne King. Rosemarie Filipak. Louise Krikorian .. . If it be against reason, it is of no force in law. - Sir Edward Coke Tiger Pride Row One: Mr Murphy — Advisor. Mark Papp. Tom Iwicki. Dave Harrold. Harriet Driscoll Row Two: John Tregenza. Steve LaBadie. Mike Rokosh. Roger Ball. Jim Quinn. Kevin Kelly. Armando Rodriguez, Tom Law, David Mayer Row Three: Dave Synder. Don Scott. Steve Calaydick. Bob Kialcowitz. Mike Kurtz. Pat Heun, Orin Lamerton, Nick Cicak. John Morrison Row Four: Rocky Rossica. David Lake. Alyne Carriere. Tim Lowery. Martin Ginsberg. Jim Stafford. Mary Payton. Ann Hoerr. Cliff Anderson. Brian Touhey Standing: Frank Arico. Bob Schappcll. Wayne Van-Gordon, Bob Horan. Kim Gould. Barbara Rogowski. Jill De Vries. Rosemarie Balderson. Sherri Aten. Sue Porfido. Carolyn Moran. Electronics Club Row One: John Thoren. Kal Dunne. Tom Law. Jim Hoffman Row Two: Mr Santora — Advisor. Darrell Loeffler. Bob Loven-berg. Louis Ramos. George Haddock Row Three: Dave Holeman. Mike Haschak. Errie Agront. John Sperry, Bob Jones Row Four: Elliot Bruen. Bob Bauerlein. George Waletich. Rusty Tomero. Row One: Diane Kurinec. Debbie Tygar, Nancy Osborne. Janet James. Kathy Wilder. Pam Fritts. Edna Skidmore. Elizabeth Tutka. Robin Peterson. Terry Bovarski. Lynn Halle Row Two: Mr Rahm — Advisor. Russell Courter. Joe Pcllington. BobCleffi. Clifford Anderson. Auggie Asbell Future Secretaries Club Row One: Kathy Morrison. Bonnie Beacham. Linda Trowbridge. Sue Porfido. April Jennings. Mary Calli-not Row Two: Marie Reil. Lynda Crant. Charlene Young. Vickie Call. Pam Green. Michele Gordon. Maureen Ahlers. Mary Ellen Serfass. Iris Vega. Pauline Bozzi Row Three: Mary Payton. Cindy Morgan. Pam Washer. Justine Horchor. Ellen Cashen. Mrs Pistolas — Advisor Usherettes Row One: Linda Parker. Miss Hillen-brand — Advisor Beth Shaw. Mary Palmer. Delia Lockette. Joanne Ger-nert. Phyllis Telfair Row Two: Mary Shea. Marianne Norris. Barbara Ro-gowski. Sandy Thompson. Kathy Wieboldt. Cathy Jerry. Elaine Haddock. Charleen Lori Row One: Jerry Ket-cham. Stephanie Covine. Barbara Rogowski, Rich Bex. April Jennings. Cus Milano. Linda Trowbridge. Maureen Ahlers. Mr. LaBove — Advisor Row Two: Ed Susco. Patty Decker. Ann Kahn. Rich Zellers. Jay Richards, Josephine Pellon. Mary Payton. Ed Casey. Mike Wong Row Three: Angel Roque. kath Gruber. Bills Brown. Donna Zawislak. Cina Cervasi. Terry Harsayni, Don Schwarz. Karen Posner. Debbie Shepherd Row Four: Cliff Anderson. Randy Evans. Fran Northern. Bill Hicks. Dawn Saks. Cookie Sis-to. Mars Nags. Mary Idedo Row Five: Jerry Daingerfield. Dolores Kalnas. Martin Ginsberg. Mr Becker — Advisor Student Council Student Council Executive Committee Row One: Barbara Rogowski. Barbara Beach. Angel Roque Row Two: Steve Peer. Stephanie Covine. Bonnie Beacham. Linda Trowbridge. Mike Wong. Jerjs Ketcham. April Jennings. Rands Evans. Cus Milano. Richard Bex. Mr LaBove — Advisor. Row Three: Fran Northern 62 .. . They shall give account thereof in the day of judgment. — Matthew 10.36 Row On?: Dave Neu. Cary Yurko. Michele Cordon. Lynda Grant. Vickie Gall. Maureen Ahlers, Steve l aBadie. Mr Dobson — Advisor Row Two: Jill DeVries. Deborah Gannon. Cheryl Krause. Michele Matteo. William Schultz. Timothy Poulos. Ray Roman. Otto Lange Row Three: Josephine Pellon. Lili Chin. Pat Chavice. Cathy Putskv. Robin Peterson. Dave Deona. Alan George. Pete Tonini Row Four: Diane Santucci. Patti Lawlor. Debbie Palmer. Marlajean Twilley. Debbie Sausanavage. Jean Mauriello. Gail Cappello. Marilyn Coffey. Marie Jan-one Row Five: Janet Scheer. Karen Waters. Mary Palmer. Linda Miller. Debbie Tygar. Ann Panetta. Nancy Pollack. Janet James Row Six: Debbie Denninson. Mary Ann McElwaine. Cathy Miller. Lynne Henderson. Elaine i-ori. Nancy Kri-korian. Aphrodite Zanetos, Sherri Green Row Seven: Cathy DeShazo. Lucre!ia Feola. Marie Reil. Debbie Burdge. Rosemarie Balderson. Doreen Smith. Barbara Beach. Adrienne Baker Row Eight: Nancy Weisbach. Dave Snyder. Ray De Lorenzo. Homeroom Treasurers Student Council Officers Stephanie Covine. Nice-President. Linda Trowbridge. Recording Secretary Mr Becker — Advisor. Barbara Rogowski. Corresponding Secretary. Gus Milano. Treasurer; April Jennings. Assistant Treasurer. Mr La-Bove — Advisor; Richard Bex. President It is in games that many men discover their paradise. _ Robert Lynd Varsity “D” Row One: Ray DeLorenzo, Glenn Miller. Rich DiYanni. Ray Sarinelli Row-Two: Dave Kubert. Tom Burbridge. Nick Domenico. Gus Milano. Lou Cobo, Carl Panetta. Jim Quinn. Jeff Stickle. Roger Ball Row Three: Mr Hitcok — Advisor. Cliff Anderson. Mike Wong. Todd Benson. Rich Bex. Marc Barnett Row Four: Scott Gallo. Bob Cleffi. Randy Evans. Brian Touhey. Pat Heun Row Five: Bobby Jones. Glenn Curnow. Ray Bryant. Bob Schappell. Larry Pepin. Dave Sgalia, Mario Gagne. Bill Grata-cos. John Tregenza. Kevin Farrell. Doug King. John Cenicola Boys’ Pep Club Row One: Gus Milano. Mike Gorman. Rick Paolucci. Mike Cicchetti. Steve Galaydick Row Two: Dave Kubert. Roger Ball. Armando Rodriguez. Jerry Ketcham. Bob Cleffi. Jay Richards (President). Martin Ginsberg. Dave Neu, Gary Yurko, Mr Schwartz — Advisor. Art Fern. Mark Richards. Andy Dunne. Jeff Stickle. Marc Barnett. Darrell Loeffler. Kevin Kelly. Kal Dunne. Leroy Buchanan. Wayne Boyer Row Three: Joe Duenski, Jimmy Quinn. Nick Domenico. Rich DiYanni. tom Burbridge. Pat Heun, Mark Gaynor, Tom Bartek. Nick Cicak. Gary Kelly. Brent Bocchino, Walt Kozlowski. Billy Calder, Bob Schlachter. Rick Lipscei. Mark Papp, Craig Whitmore. Ski Club Row One: Armando Rodriquez. John Carter. Bob Fial-cowitz, Jeff Shiffrin. Martin Ginsberg. Jeff Stickle Row Two: Roxanne Guarino. Kim DeGraw, Nancy Shanik. Suzanne Profido. Jay Bowman. Carolyn Moran. Dolores Kal-nas, Mark Papp. Jean Huxter, Nancy Cappello. Pam Clark, Arlene Thriemer, Patty Decker, Mary Payton. Row Three: Marianne Norris, Linda Miller, Alyne Carriere, Jeff Rosen. Richard Stark. Kimberly Titus. Greg Whitehead. Paul Vec-chio, Adrienne Baker. Doug King. Stephanie Covine. Barbara Basch. Kay Keiman. Kliz-abeth Tutka. Judy Just. Louise Krikorian. Robin Peterson. Jean Thwaites. Ann Crapet. Wanda Lange Standing: Danny Harris. Luc Jacobs. Kathy Waters, Mike Kurtz. Pete Soto. Rick Jacoby, Carl Lange. Steve Chirip, Debbie Tygar. Jimmy Davenport. Walter Roessler, Sue Rathjen, Joan White, Cathy James. Dawne DeMatteo Top Row: Randy Russo, David Harold, Gary Yurko Tiger Mascots Row One: Jean Huxter. Miss Kast-ner — Advisor. April Jennings. Row Two: Roxanne Guarino. Irene Mase. 65 Athletic competition requires desire and sacrifice if one wishes to excell at it. It is obvious that the coaches, players, and managers of the various Dover sports teams have spent long hours at practice in perfecting their sport. The results show in one of the most outstanding years in Dover sports history. Our winning ways began in the fall with the Iron Area Conference championships in football and cross-country. The football team enjoyed its first undefeated season since 1953. The winter sports came through with more championships; the indoor track team took two state championships, the cagers won the Morris County Basketball Tournament and the wrestling team earned I.A.C., County and District XIV laurels. The spring sports, baseball, track, golf, and tennis continued the pace and completed successful seasons. Through these sports the school pryvides for the development of the physical fitness and competitive spirit, so necessary to the growing process of the students. •. l l V v SPORTS Mm 0 m.i f •. ,fri i ! Tk .«$ v 'fc i% v f .. •• . -X. •«. rs tK •■yu'' ■■ •y.- i;'- % SS? r:? .. ■ • ¥ ck v - •• v • 'Xt, ‘- t-' v jt T•- L3i -; • vii! StV k V5$3I .ivsB aaP art ■-rVciS ‘■V . ‘ I X rxSP® m: IkS: XfiSilff f • • ,” . ?5®s srf-■ ' vir ■ Jft MM Senior Cheerleaders Dona Brown John M. Synge They’re cheering a young lad . . . Varsity Cheerleaders Seated: Betsy Quinn. Gail Cappello. Jackie Levine. Karen Cold. Marie Janone Standing Donna Lis. Debbie Griffin. Linda Trowbridge. Maureen Ahlers. Dona Brown Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Row One: Debbie Gallo (co-captain). Betty Ann Poburski (captain) Row Two: Linda Miller. Debbie Carter Row Three: I-ran Northern. Patty Crossan. Rosemarie Balderson. Patty Law. Debbie Burdge. Karen Miller Twirlers L to R — Bonnie Beacham. Joanne M ah took, Patty Diehl. Karen Koval. Debbie Gonzalez. Cathy Davenport. Angela Tromba, Rosemary Kultez Head Majorette Barbara Basch 70 Those were the days of silver batons and Senior Twirlers Debbie Gonzalez (co-captain) Karen Koval (co-captain) golden moments. — k. Lavok Color Guard kneeling: Marianne Norris. Kathy Waters Row Two: Stephanie Covine. Lynda Grant. Pam Adler. Row Three: Arlene Thriemer. Sue Rathjen. Joan White. Kathie Diehl. SarahWhite 72 We drilled to the drummer’s beat . . . — Captain Rotide Drill Team Row One: Mary Payton (co-captain). Angela Dodd (co-captain) Row Two: Nancy Weisbach. Marla jean Twilley. Debbie Palmer. Cinnv Young. Cathy DeShazo. Ann Panetta. Josephine Pellon Row Three: Nancy D'Zurinko. Eleanor Kerry. Debbie Tygar. Linda Graham. Diane Santucci. Kay Kieman. Raphalin Feola Row Four: Barbara Ferry. Cindy Wojy. Irene Pallis, Lee Ann Zarger. Carmen Rodriquez. Joan Bailey. Senior Color Mary Payton (co-captain). Cinny Young. Linda Graham. Josephine Pellon. Cathy DeShazo. Nancy Weisbach. Angela Dodd (co-captain) Guard Members 73 Whippany Park The first game of the season was an all important one for it would answer many questions. Was Dover too small? Did they have any desire and pride? Could they beat a team that astounded many with an upset the year before? Sixty minutes after the kick-off Dover was the victor 26-6. They were on their way! •. i. - ' 5S jv Roxbury Last year's Conference and County Champs set out to test the Dover Tigers and possibly disillusion them Dover swung its offensive machine and defensive prowess into action. Call it power, hustle. or desire. Roxbury could not derail their locomotive-like power. Dover won 20-14 The game was labeled a conquest. New Just as Dover was beginning to take the spot light among Morris County teams, Newton challenged the Tigers newly found reputation The Football 1970 —“The Year Of TheTiger” West Morris Always a threat. West Morris tried valiantly to crush this Tiger power. Dover was determined to prove this newly found joy called victory The Tigers played like true champions until the final whistle when the scoreboard read Dover 38-West Morris 6. Randolph An undefeated Dover team traveled to undefeated Randolph and proved that the Tigers deserved the attention of more and more people A fast moving offense teamed with a stellar defensive showing toppled the Rams 18-7 The Dover High School football team of 1970 was labeled the smallest in DI1S history It was said that they would not rank anywhere in the local standings. What no one knew was that there was a feeling among the team that was unlike any before them The 1970 team was the closest team ever They sweat together, ran. crawled, cheered, laughed, and complained together The twenty-one seniors on the team had gone through four years of a great relationship When it came time to perform, size became secondary to desire and pride The amazing effort of this team was more than just coaching Dover saw the word team in its truest sense. The saying of this year was that 1970 would be the Year of the Tiger A team working towards the same goals made it so Conference. County, and State championships were the work of a championship team We will miss the 21 seniors of this year's team There were great standouts who created greater happenings, but they must pass Dover has seen a team come and go They will soon be forgotten, but at least they know that they made it The Year of the Tiger” ton Orange and Black power advanced its mark to 5-0 by humiliating the Braves 14-0 The Tigers were climbing their ladder Morris Knolls A win at this point would assure Dover of a Conference title The Tigers controlled the entire operation Fine aggressive pressure by a keyed up defense provided a base from which Dover could attack with its striking offense The battle was tough but Dover was not to be denied this championship. They defeated Knolls 20-8. ! „■ « Morris Catholic The meeting with Morris Catholic proved one thing to the Tigers. A true champion is one who can overcome adversity and go on to win. In what might have been termed a slump, the Dover Tigers clawed at a threatening Crusader team The offense scored the points, but had it not been for some excellent performance by the famed Dover defense. Dover would have not won 27-25 Delbarton In probably the best match all year the Dover Tiger s offense ground out another fine showing and the mobile defense stopped a potent Delbarton offense to win 14-13. With an 8-0 record Dover had pretty much shown everyone that they were the number one team. They had come a long way. They had farther to go. Morristown The traditional Morristown game on Thanksgiving morning brought a large crowd. They had come to see two evenly matched team clash and perhaps see Dover lose. Going 8-0 marked only half a season to the team when they had to go 9-0 That last game was as all important as that first one The Dover Tigers persevered and pulled out their elements of hustle and desire that they had used all season. 40-6 does not do justice to the way those Tigers played. They had done it! You may kick truth about all day, like a football. Oliver Wendel Holmes Tom Burbridge Glenn Cumow Mario Cagne Mike Gorman Mike Hardline Dave Kubert Jack Kersey LeRoy McConnell Gus Milano Larry Pepin Ray Sarinelli (co-captain) Jeff Stickle (co-captain) Senior Football Players Roger Ball Rich Bex Ray Bryant l-ou Cobo Rich DiYanni Bruce Crabau Dave Sgalia Glenn Miller Bob Cleffi (manager) Football Team First Row (L.-R.) — Brian Touhev. Mike Burton. Ed Weber. Andy Aldous, Gene Deacon. Tom Maginley. John Morrison. Joe Marsicovete, Wayne Van Gorden. Dave Wagner, Tom Weber, Dan Covine, Paul Arico, George Sudol. Peter losso. Paul Vecchio, Gerry Daingerfield. Alan Berg. Bill Brown. Mike Buono, Randy Evans Second Row (L.-R.) — Ray l.ombardi. Buddy Bates. Bill Gratacos. Cliff Anderson. Robert Jones. Lonnie Newkirk. Dave DiYanni, Steve Slattery. Dave Holeman, Joe Camel. Scott Gallo. Mike Mullen. Jim Johnson. Rich Stark. Karl Lange. Dave Behney, Mike Mauriello. Steve Chirip. Ed Bryant. Otto Lange. Vaughn Lockette Third Row (L.-R.) — Coach Arway, Coach Beliveau. Larry Pepin. Bruce Crabau. Tom Burbridgc. Ray Bryant. LeRoy McConnell. Mario Gagne. Roger Ball. Dave Sgalia, Mike Gorman. Ray Sarinelli. Jeff Stickle. Mark Hazeltine. Dave Kubert. Glenn Miller. Lou Cobo. Glenn Cumow. Jack Kersey. Rich Bex. Rich DiYanni. Gus Milano. Coach Hi-cok. Coach Strum. Coach Luciano The tiger hath devoured the gentle hind. — Shakespeare J.V. Team First Row (L.-R.) — Andy Aldous, Mickey Maginley. John Morrison. Joe Marsicouete, Wayne Van Cordon. Dave Wagner. Pete losso, Paul Vecchio. Gerry Dangerfield, Bill Brown. Mike Bunud Second Row (L.-R.) — Gene Deacon. Eddie Weber. Mike Burton. Tom Weber. George Sudal. Mike Muriello. J. J Johnson. Rich Stark. Steve Chirip. Ed Bvrant, Alan Berg. Randall Evans Third Row (L.-R.) — Buddy Bates. Dave Dijanni, Karl Lange. Dan Covine, Paul Arico. Mike Mullen. Dave Behney. Otto l rnge. Vaughn Lockette. Ray Lomardi Freshman Team First Row (L.-R.) — George Haddock. Arthur Ruggerio. Conrad W'ojy, Frank Puccio. George Weger. Jack Coffey. Russ Dippman. Tom Swoz-anick. Bill Schultz. Bob Slack, Mike Stark. Rich Rossi. Lou Cicchetti. Mike Reilly. Bill Camel, Bob Gleckler Second Row (L.-R.) — Jim Clau-son. Jim Klatte. Dick Gratacos. Dennis Touhey. Dave Del Vecchio, Pable Gonzalez, Richard I ane. Dennis Ray. Jim Suitt. Eric Berg. Tom Ryerson. John Kashak. Joe Harmon. Bruce Baker J.V. Record Dover Opposition 23 Whippany Park 0 25 West Morris 6 6 Roxbury 6 13 Randolph 14 0 Newton 2 20 Morris Knolls 6 6 Morris Catholic 8 Frosh Record Dover Opposition 46 Whippany Park 6 6 West Morris 22 6 Roxbury 19 0 Randolph 7 52 Newton 0 26 Morris Knolls 28 24 Morris Catholic 12 6 Delbaton 24 28 Morristown 52 79 The happiness of a queen .. . Football Queen The 1970-71 football queen was crowned on Saturday, November 15th at the Dover-Delbarton football game. This year's queen is Linda Trowbridge who is also captain of the cheerleaders. April Jennings (Tiger Mascot captain) and Jackie Levine (co-captain of the cheerleaders) tied for first place. Dona Brown placed second and Bonnie Beacham came in third. Yellow rose corsages were presented to the runners-up and the Queen received a bouquet of red roses. Following the presentation of flowers, the Queen and her court were escorted around the field in Cadillacs to enable people to see the students’ choice of the five girls who best represent Dover High. Linda Trowbridge April Jennings Jackie Levine Dona Brown Bonnie Beacham Tiger! Tiger! burning bright in the forests of the night . —William Blake Bonfire The annual bonfire was held on November 25th, the day before the traditional Dover-Morristown Turkey Day tangle. The stack of wood collected by the Varsity D Club reached almost thirty feet high, which made this the largest bonfire in Dover’s history. Despite the bitter cold, several hundred Dover fans, along with the cheerleaders, twirl-ers. drill team and band, turned out to show their support for their favorite football team. The Varsity Tigers didn't let their rooters down as they trounced Morristown 40-6 on Thanksgiving Day. Varsity Cross Country Team Front Row L-R — Bill Hicks. Bob Ben-tlyewski, Erric Agront, Todd Benson. John Cenicola. Pete Soto Second Row L-R — Coach Valentine. Doug King. Carl Panetta, Eric Knoedler, Larry Potillo, Bruce Wieboldt. Frosh Cross Country Front Row L-R — Tom Winas. Bill Corwin. Mick Adams Second L-R — Coach Campbell. Co-captain Bob Bentlyewski. Co- Row L-R — Nick Richetti. Larry Smith. Damie Spilman, Coach captain Todd Benson. Coach Valentine Campbell. J.V. Cross Country Front Row L-R — Tom Bowlan, Gus Asbell. Ron Zaycer. Bill Hicks. Ray Roman. Luis Carmona. Junior Carmona, Terry Smithes Second Row L-R — Jack Kuchta. Ron Spilman. Tom Gilbert, Rudi Krose. Jeff Shiffrin. Doug King, Stan Kwasnick. Pete Eck, George Waletich. Coach Campbell 82 Senior Cross-Country Members Bob Bentlyewski (co-captain) Eric Knoedler Carl Panetta Larry Potillo Todd Benson (co-captain) and Fred Varsity Schedule DHS OPP DHS OPP IS W«l Morris 43 24 Morrit HilK 31 IS Ml Lake 48 IS Roabury 40 25 Randolph 32 17 Raylry Kllard 41 IS l.ivinRvlon 48 16 Boon on 47 IS Pamppanv 50 16 Montvillr 44 IS Whippany Park 49 24 Morrislown 31 IS Nrwlon 47 26 Morn Knoll 30 Pete Soto Bruce Wieboldt The Tiger cross country team was the first D U S squad w hich gave the indication that the 1970-71 school year would be The Year of the Tiger.” In dual meets, the Tigers of Coach Wayne Valentine and his assistant. John Campbell, compiled a 12-2 record The highlight of the season came on October 31st when the Tigers out-ran seven other teams to w in their second Iron Area Conference title in four years. This was followed by a second place finish in the County Championship and third and fourth place finishes in the State Sectionals and Group II Championships, respective!) The top invitational performances this year came at Bernards, where the Varsity placed second and the Javvees finished first and third The Tigers also took the combined title at the Dover Class Championship. The Javvees finished with the best record ever. 13-1. and registered 36 consecutive victories before being stopped by Morristown They also were first at Waldwick w ith an outstanding 21 point performance Individually Todd Benson brought glory to Dover High with his County and Conference titles and his championships at Dover and Bernards He was joined in his winning efforts by the other Tiger co-captain. Bob Bentlyewski Bounding out the senior squad, which has left a permanent impression on the school, were Eric Knoedler. Carl Panetta. Errie Agront. Lar-ry Potillo. Pete Soto and Bruce W ieboldt leading the juniors was cap-tain-elect John Cenicola. Sophomores Doug King and Bill Hicks also contributed a great deal to the Varsity effort this year The future looks bright for the Tigers w ith many sophomores and juniors ready to move up to fill the vacated Varsity positions. Senior Cagers Clenn Cumow Cleave Thwaites Ray DeLorenzo 1971 Season The Dover Basketball team finished its most successful season ever with a 20-5 record The team started the year with a 61-59 win over Morristown and from then on it was Dover all the way. The team had its set backs, however, with a one point loss to Morris Knolls for the Iron Area Conference Championship, but the Cagers always came back strong. This year was the first time under the fine coaching of Pat Luciano that a Dover team won a State Tournament game. They defeated Springfield by a score of 78-55. The highlight of the season came on February 27th when the Tigers won the Morris County Tournament in overtime against Mountain Lakes. The final score of that game was 78-75 and showed that Dover w as the top team in the County. The terrific success of the team added another laurel to “The Year of the Tiger and is a great tribute to the fine coaching of Coach Luciano and the dedication of the team. Dave Snyder Larry Pepin Varsity Cagers — Morris County Champions. Varsity Kneeling — Larry Pepin, Glenn Cumow, Ray DeLorenzo. Scott Gallo Standing Coach Pat Luciano, Rick Jacoby. Bob Jones. Jim Stafford. Dave Snyder. Brian Touhey. Cleave Thwaites. Glenn Flanagan. Dave Behney. Coach George Pittas. Starting Lineup Ray DeLorenzo. Glenn Cumow. Brian Touhey. Dave Snyder. Glenn Flanagan. Cleave Thwaites. Coach Pat Luciano, l,arry Pepin Varsity Schedule 61 Morristown 99 St. Bernards 99 Sussex Vo-Tech 76 Morris Catholic 64 Morris Hills 82 Hanover Park 44 Whippany Park 74 West Morris 63 Roxbury 70 Randolph 75 Newton 71 Morris Knolls 73 Morris Catholic 77 Whippany Park 68 West Morris 78 Roxbury 81 Randolph 70 Newton 45 Morris Knolls 71 Kinnelon 76 Mendham 59 West Morris 78 Mountain Lakes 74 Sparta 55 Springfield 59 88 35 47 79 63 40 72 34 66 13 52 43 is 72 50 48 56 46 63 58 53 75 56 78 A battle of giants. — - Duke of Wellington J. V. Cagers Kneeling: Art Hengler. Bill Brown. Ralph Morero. Ron Solberg Standing: Coach George Pittas. Joe Cac-ciaguida. Rick Jacoby. Bob Jones. Jim Stafford. Dave Behney. Alan Berg. Scott Fisher. Steve Chirip. Scott Callo. Undefeated I.A.C., Morris County, District XIV Champions. Varsity Wrestlers Kneeling: Pete Tonini. John Tonini. Bob Schappell. Jim Hoffman. Jim Smeal, Marc Barnett. Rich Wong. Mike Wong. Pete Soto Standing: Coach Carmine J Rossi. Ed Casey — Mgr. Rav Sarinelli. Joe Camel. Mark Haseltine. Dan Harris. Dave Kubert. Mario Gagne. Rich Di Yanni. Cliff Anderson. Nick Cicak — Mgr Varsity Schedule 37 Morris Catholic 3 44 Whippany Park 5 32 Parsippany Hills 6 28 Morristown 11 34 Bernards 6 33 Roxbury 9 31 West Morris 8 27 Randolph 15 42 Hackettstown 0 25 Newton 16 39 Morris Knolls 3 27 Madison 20 Jayvee Wrestlers Kneeling: Matt Rusnock. Vince I .ope . Ray Roman. V ayne Masker. Alvero Monlealegre. Hiram Gonzalez. Jr Carmona. Roger Parzero Standing: Bill Short-ridge. Pete losso. Dick Gratacos. Dennis Kannaley. Bill Gratacos. Harry Butler. Chris Elio. Jim Davenport. Chris Poulos — Coach Freshman Wrestlers Kneeling: Tom Winans. Ramon Vasquez. William Camel. Peter Tonini. Mike Stark. Jim Lawlor. Vincent l.opez Standing: Jan Be-liveau — Coach. Conrad Wojy. Richard Gratacos, Robert Slack. Robert Carazano. Nick Ricchetti. George McCloske . Luis Aguine. Ron Miller 1971 Season The 1970-71 season has been a year of many great achievements for the N restling Tigers. Paced by unbeaten Rich Wong and Ray Sarinelli. the team has accomplished the first undefeated season in Dover wrestling history. In winning the championship in the District XIV tournament for the second straight year, the grapplers amassed 87 points to second-place Randolph s 65. Their only frustration, if it can be called that, was their close second finish to Pe-quannock in the Dover Holiday tournament The score was 61-58. However, even in this mild setback. Rich Wong. Ray Sarinelli. and Dave Ku-bert grabbed first-place honors in the 130. 141, 168 pound weight classes respectively. There were many individual honors for the wrestlers as well. At 130 lbs Rich Wong pinned State Champion Renard Haskins of Morristown twice. Schappell won the District XI title at 106 lbs by pinning all three of his opponents The District and Regional champs were: Rich Wong. Ray Sarinelli. and Dave Kubert. Adding to Sari-nelli’s list of achievements was his state championship at 141 pounds. This long awaited victory topped the wrestling season for the team Senior Wrestlers 90 He that wrestles with us strengthens our nerves and sharpens our skill . -Edward Burke Rich Wong — 130 lbs. Ray Sarinelli — 141 lbs. Mario Gagne — 178 lbs Indoor Track Seniors 1970-71 Season A pair of stale championships highlighted this year's indoor track season. The Year of the Tiger” held true for the hall-running Tigers who annexed the Group I-11 distance medley title and Todd Benson, who added the Group l-II mile championship to the two outdoor crowns he had captured. Benson, a senior, was clocked in 4:23 as he won the group championship. Earlier he had joined with John Cenicola, Bob Ben-tlyewski and co-captain, Carl Panetta for the relay title in 10:56. Panetta was co-captain of the team with Luc Jacobs, the Belgian exchange student. Jacobs did well enough to qualify for the semi-finals in the 60 vd dash at the state meet. The,indoor schedule included meets at Dartmouth College, Jersey City, New York City and Philadelphia. Pa. Luc Jacobs (captain) Carl Panetta (captain) Bob Bentlvewslu 92 Todd Benson Eric Knoedler Many shall run to and fro and knowledge shall be increased. — Daniel Indoor Track Team Kneeling: Mike Adams. Paul Vecchio. John Cenieola. Peter Eck. Ricky Robinson Standing: Todd Benson. Luc Jacobs. Eric Knoedler. Bob Bentlyewski. Carl Panetta. Coach Wavne Valentine Indoor Track Captains Co-captains Carl Panetta and Luc Jacobs. Coach Wayne Valentine 93 Girls’ Athletic Association President Ellen Schwartz Manager — Row One: Anna Cerreto. Wendy Newkirk. Gail Cappello. Joanne Gemert. Ann Panetta Row Two: Janet Thwaites. Karen Miller. Mary Anne Biddiscombe. Donna White. Debbie Gallo, Fran Northern. Vice President Debbie Griffin Corresponding Secretary Maureen Recording Secretary Patty Diehl Ahlers Treasurer Josephine Pellon G.A.A. Advisors Miss Pat Zaccone. Miss Barbara Skiba 94 Bowling Row One: Leah Hen-drikson. Donna Zwis-lak. Ann Barnett. Daisy Lorenzo. Judy Gladstone. Margret Trus-cott. Cindv Rothermel. Retina Johnston Row Two: Darleen Kochy, Sandy Lovenburg. Ellen Rinaldo, Karen Grossman. Mary Anne Biddiscombe. Donna White. Janet Harris. Pat Chavis Row Three: Judy Driscole. Diane Carroll. Lynn O’Leary. Wanda Lange. Carol Deklerow. Nancy Bar-tek. Stephanie Cicak. Donna Brovin. Beth Rein. Donna Carroll. Row Four: Nancy DeVries. Nancy Poridido. Barbara Beach. Diane Kochy, Janis Gladys. Bonnie Nicolson, Amv Zarger. Karen Detweil-er. Cathy Cicak. Dolores Kalnas. Karen Hulmes Bowling - Row One: Mimi Chin. Kathy Kurenic. Amy Lazarus. Beth Rein. Championship Basketball Team —Mary Payton. Dona Brown. Debbie Griffin. Pam Jean Rost Row Two: Jane Smith. Mary Lou Cox. Anna Cerreto, Patty Diehl Adler Row Three: Elizabeth Godwin. Jean Huxster. Diana Maurer. Dolores Rosica Championship Volleyball Team Kneeling Row One: Captains Donna White. Debbie Gallo Row Two: Sharon Levine. El- len Schwartz. Patty Diehl. Janet Thwaites. Karen Miller. Fran Northern. Mary Anne Biddiscombe The hardy band of girls were responsible for the popularity of women’s field hockey. — James Thurber and E.B. White Kneeling (L. To R.) — Sue Novak. Anna Cerreto. Donna White, and Ellen Schwartz Standing — Miss Zaccone. Fran Northern. Jane Smith. Rose Mar ie Baldcrson. Mary Anne Biddiscombe. Theresa Turpin. Ann Panetta. Lynn Halle, and Robin Peterson The Girls Varsity Hockey Team had a successful season w ith a 4-3-1 record. The J.V. Hockey Team also had a good season for their first year. Five awards were given at the close of the season to the girls who most deserved them. The Most Valuable Player on the Varsity team was senior Sue Novak, who played right halfback Senior Ellen Schwartz received the Most Improved Player award. Ellen played right inner. Best Forward Line Player was sophomore Mary Anne Biddiscombe, right wing. Donna White, a sophomore, earned the Most Aggressive Player award at center halfback A J.V. award was given to Andrea Turpin for Most Improved J.V. Player. Dover 5 Morris Knolls 4 Dover 1 Morris Hills 3 Dover 1 Jefferson 0 Dover 4 Newton 7 Dover 2 Roxbury 1 Dover 3 Mt. Lakes 0 Dover 0 Roselle Park 2 Dover 3 Whippany Park 3 Ellen Schwartz. Most Improved Player Jean Huxter Sue Novak. Most aluable Pla 96 J.V. Hockey Team Kneeling (L To R.) — Elizabeth Godwin. Pam Dunne. Darlene Kochv. Anna DeGeoso. Mary DeGeoso Standing — Miss Zac-cone. Andrea Turpin. Barbara Becker. Debbie Sebastian. Leah Hendrickson. Jean Huxter. and Mary Lou Cox 97 Perfection only comes through practice. — - Sherry Varsity Basketball — Row One: Donna White. Ellen Schwartz. Mary Anne Biddiscombe Row Two: Miss Zaccone. Diane Maurer. Jean Huxter. Pat Chavis, Jill DeVries. Janet Thwaites. Seniors Ellen Schwartz Patty Diehl Co-Captains Mary Anne Biddiscombe. Ellen Schwartz Varsity Schedule Dover 54 Morris Hills 5 Dover 38 Newton 28 Dover 58 Morris Knolls 11 Dover 18 Mountain Lakes 27 Dover 42 Roxbury 11 Dover 23 Mountain Lakes 34 Dover 38 Randolph 13 Dover 29 Roxbury 27 Dover 28 VVhippany Park 14 Dover 27 Morris Knolls 7 Dover 22 West Morris 29 State Tournament Dover 26 Mountain Lakes 35 Co-Captains Nancy DeVries. Mary DeGeoso Row One (Kneeling): Nancy DeVries. Mary DeGeoso Row Two: Kathie Diehl. Barbara Becker Aphrodite Zanetos. Patty Diehl. Lynn Halle. Carol Beirne. Mary Lou Cox. Kim DeCraw. Theresa Boyarski. Anna DeGeose. Janet Scheer ! 99 The first three years of high school are years of growth and change. The Freshman year seems to be a year of orientation to the new environment of high school. The student must learn to adjust to the greater freedom of high school, a freedom which also brings a greater responsibility. The Sophomore and Junior years are years of growth and expansion as students mature in all areas. These years are not w ithout their setbacks but the experiences gained from them can be chalked up to preparation, not only for the Senior year but for life after high school as well. This idea was best summed up by Nanette Lambert. ... While going to Dover High School. I find myself changing throughout the months. It is a time to start an endless growth. Dover High serves a good purpose in that I have an opportunity to meet people who have altogether different ideas and ways. The small world of Dover High School does not always have a pleasant atmosphere. Nevertheless, it is allowing me to form opinions and to learn about the subjects of life with an open mind. I can walk through the halls and change through my unstable years ill'fevv i x x UNDERCLASSMEN II' I : Acevedo Otiliu Acevedo, Sara Acevedo, Michicr Icr. Luis Aguirre, Audrey Alpers, T c posotolik Row Baker. Bruce Baker. Miry Bartek, '.abriel Btsanese. ituce nattl £ Barbara Beac h George Bealt Barb • Becker Row 3: Beirmt, Eileen Bennett. Regina Benlfc'enfcki. Cm Berg, Kathleen Maria Booth. Jeffrey Rot I, T$ere a Boyar ki Row 4i Donna ftroSkn. M orah Browne. Anthony Brtino. lerrv Bngan. Ricky Burris, AVilliain Gj nrl. B herto Carra ano. Pain ia ( hav Row X- {.[ t (-hin. M ini am Chou. Catherine Cicak. Stephgnie Cicak. Aprilr Cic-•h'tti J.ones Clark lauson Row 6t Terrie JClfrrtfnrs Crosbn David Cruikshank John Cullen Nancy Curnow, Mann. I DuCtinna, Terri Dannaher. Michael Deacon, Debbie De Felice , ts( DUvros t loud, Deborah C.ockinc: John Coffey. Patti Collins, rife Cook. Hector Cordcrn'tWilliuin Corwin Row 7s Michael reshmen Tall oaks from little acorns grow. — David Everett And when we think we lead we most are led. Freshman Class Officers Byron Row 1: Anna DeCeoso. Mary DeGeoso. Leonard DeCraw. Carol Deklerow. Anthony Dell. Gan Dennison. David Deona. Karen Detweiler Row 2: Russell Dipp-man Denise DiYanni. Debbie Drag. Judith Driscole. Pamela Dunne. Elizabeth Dunning. Diane Evans. Sarah Fayes Row 3s Richard Fernandez. Maureen Flaherty. Martin Fletcher. Sharon Fritts. Irma Galloza. Michael Cannon. Alan George. Janice Cladish Row 4: Dennis Gleason. Robert (decker. Diane Gomez. Mark Conroski. Peblo Gonzalez. Richard Gratacos. Margaret Greco. Gherie Green Row 5: Teri Green. Lois Grego. Karen Grossman. Helen Guiles, Frances Guzman. George Haddock. Lynn Halle. Richard Hansell Row 6: Janet Harris. Eric Hartman. Joanne Hengler. Alicia Hernandez, Katharine Holmes. Mary Ann Horan. John Hosking. Pamela Hovey Row 7: Douglas Howard. Donna Huron. Linda In-cera. Janet James. Kevin Jansen. Jose Jiminez. Regina Johnson. Gertrude Jones Row 8: Judy Just. Renate Kaminski. John Kaschak. James Kelly. Karen Kepler. Moreen Kerwick, Ronald Kesselman. Dawne King Matt Peer — President. Janet Scheer — Treasurer. Barbara Beach — Vice-President. Janet James — Secretary. Mr Sturm — Advisor 105 Every beginning is hard. — German Proverb Row I: James Klatte. Peter Knauer. Michael Kochanski. Cheryl Krause. Ix)uise Krikorian. Diane Kurinec, Wanda Lange. Elsie Langley Row 2: Adela Lastra James Lawlor. Kevin Littleton. Vincent Lopez. Maria Lourenzo. Evlen Lowe. Ann Lowery. Patricia Lowery Row 3: William Mahy. Michele Matteo, Patti Mauriello. Susan McCahill, George McCloskey. Milagro Melendez. Noemi Mendoza, Bonnie Metz Row 4: Ronald Miller. George Mills. Paula Milonas. Debra Minarchi. Alfred Miners. Gayeann Minter. Lillie Myers. Gerald Nazzaro Row 5: Sandra Neggia. Debra Newman. Diane Nicholas. Deborah Nickey. Vincent Norris, Robert O'Donnell. John Olah. Lynn O'Leary Row 6: Angel Orama. Robert Owens. Valerie Pacific. Gary Parks. Thomas Patamia. Russell Pedata. Suzanne Pehowis, Robin Peterson Row 7: Louis Petroeco, Regino Pino. Nancy Pollack. Nancy Porfido. Timothy Poulos. Frances Preziosi. Francisco Prieto. Frank Puccio Row 8: Kathleen Putsky. Luis Ramos. Diane Randall. Dennis Ray. Margaret Rein. William Rettenmeyer. Nicholas Ricciotti. Jacalyn Rice 106 My salad days, When I was green in judgement. — Shakespeare Row 1: David Richards Row 2: Linda Riker. Michael Riley. Carl Rilk. Ellen Rinaldo. Peter Rinaldo. Jorge Rios. Ruth Rivera. Susan Roberts. Felix Rodriguez. Delores Rosica. Joseph Rosko Row 3: Thomas Roslan. Mary Ann Ro-tondo. Arthur Ruggiero. Maria Lusia Ruiz. Stephen Rutkowski. Thomas Ryerson. JoAnne Sabourin. Sergio Sanchez. Cherie Scerbak, Fred Schacknow. Janet Scheer Row 4: Timothy Schmuck. Debra Sebastian. William Schultz. Sylvia Seworth. Melissa Shuler. Susan Simmons. James Skidmore. Robert Slack. Doreen Smith. Franklin Smith. Karen Smith Row 5: Larry Smith. Sharon Smith. Thomas Somzanek. Exrea Spence. Damian Spilman. Denise Staf- ford. Michael Stark. James Suitt. Eddie Susco. Jonathan Taylor. Alan Thomson Row 6: Jean Thwaites. Joanne Tome. Bonnie Tomecko. Peter Tonini. Dennis Touhey. Luis Traverso. Joseph Tromba, Mary Lou Truscott. Elizabeth Tutka. Jeffrey Van Arsdale. Isaac Vasquez Row 7: Ramon Vasquez. Philip Villanueva. Elizabeth Volker. William Wager. Michael Walters, Gloria Waszo, Karen Waters. George Weger. Richard Weiler. Patricia White. Kathleen W'ilder Row 8: Jeffrey Williams. Bruce Williamson-Thomas Winans. Donald Winkler. Jacob Winters, Conrad Wojy, Gary Woodhull. Kathleen Yanavok. Aphrodite Zanetos. Amy Zargcr. Andrea Zaycer 109 Sophomores i ................. I'lini ’mil JimO RuiIi'v Hex-mam fl.il l« r.n sheila Hanuhart Vnu I liumplt Holx it Barfh K■ Har aim I Rash k How ' i Man Bjtrc f.wun Hft .mil Kol.m Hiln .mil Mar atmr Hi ______ mil ____ Ji-il .i W • ■ .. ... . H° 1i Ry'.i | ronl Xiiilrrtt Milnns. Di-Miii- nih-rsnn Man AntOn cio Jfriu Xppsti.loponlos Xni'nslnx s|M ||. Sheri Men Rim 2: I ► 11 lik. Nun I I.mu H. ii Crai : Hilh nifV'-r llioHi.r- Hol.m Dean Rm.l Kim 4: W illi.m, Hrnun. I I lioi Brrten. Nw-.rd H rani Philip Rnt'an Dennis linllm k Michael Himno. Drhorali H'lrdf.vRoHiMt Hurlon Rim . : Nii anne H r.im )nseph ( an-iatini ihi. N.ijka (Jap|it Ho Hr.iMiio Carmona. Cilhertn Cam. la m Carricrc. T ' II • ( .on.II Rim H: tilliia Carson DtU.iah Carter, itlor, I - .hr. CPurtii Manilla h.m s M np Kdward Cianli •| How 7: Croju, ( i.ak Pain,-la I Krt ( lav Inn Stephen Cloiiii-pt Rus-iiiafs ( loml ( liar les C«rl Niia(ft ii William Crooks How far that little candle throws his beams. — Shakespeare From thoughtless youth to ruminating age. — Cowper Row 1: Patricia Crossan. Gerard Daingerfield. Mary Ruth Darsch, John Dawdy, (ienc Deacon, Brian DeGraw, Dawn DeMatteo. Deborah Dennison. Kathleen Detweiler. Jill DeVries. Roger Dickerson. Karen DiGuiseppe. Caterine DiPietro. Thomas Dowdell. Rosemary Drew Row 2: Clarissa Drymon. Stephanie D -Zurinko. Randall Evans. Emily Feola, Barbara Ferry. Susan Fialcowitz, Rebecca Flax. Hugh Flemming. Chery l Frey. Barbara Fritts. Gregory Gall. Deborah Gallo, Margarita Galloza. Deborah Gannon. Donna Gardner Row 3: Joanne Gemert. Gina Gervasi. Gary Ginsberg. Frederick Glenn. Leonard Glynn. Stephen Gomez, Edna Gonzalez. Hiram Gonzalez. Guv Gorman. Kevin Gould, Diane Graham. Kathy Gruber Deborah Haag. Elaine Haddock Row 4: ren . Haschak. Kenneth Hay. Lynn Henderson. Leah Hendrickson. David Heun. Diane Hicks. William Hicks. Rands Hooper. CatlJ rah Hottinger Row 5: Robert Horan. Barbara Horcher. Karj Iosso, Russel Jackson, Robin Jacobs. James Johnson. Dolori Andrew Kauff. James Kearney. Jeffres Keith. Regina Kelly. Ij lene Kochy. Wayne Kochy. William Kopp Row 7: Richard Kri bert. Rosemary Kuletz. John Kurtz. Keith LaBadie. Steve LaBJ Margetta Lang 113 h Man is by nature a political animal. — Aristotle Sophomore Class Officers Row 1: Jackie Langley. Barbara Lansing. Patricia Law. Patricia Lawlor. Sharon Irvine. Mary Lindabury. James List. John List Row 2: Kenneth List. Vaughn Lockette. Raymond Lombardi. Carmen Lorenzo. Sandra Lov-enberg, Michael Lovito. Sophia Lyczkowski. Thomas Maginley Row 3: Joanne Mahtook. Rafael Marrero. Joseph Marsicovete. Wayne Masker. Stephan Massuk. Michael Mauriello. Peter Mazzone. Mary Ann Me-Klwame Row 4: Frederick McNeil. Susan Merring. Domenick Milano. Brian Miller. Catherine Miller. Karen Miller. Louis Milonas. Peter Miners Row 5: Michael Molnar. John Morrison. David Moyer. Wendy Newkirk. Bernardine Nicholson. Michael Nielson. Rosa Noriega. Franchescia Northern Row 6: Linda Novak. Stephen O'Brien. Brian O'Donnell. Kevin O'Leary. Ana Ortiz. Nancy Osborne. Betty Ownes. Deborah Palmer Row 7: Zoi Papadopoulas. Roger Parzero. Agathi Paxos. Debra Pelka. Victoria Perez. Carol Peterson. Elizabeth Poburski 15 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Row 1: Karen Posner. Linda Pristera. Roy Provost, Carmen Ramos. Domaris Rivera. Ricky Robinson. David Roebuck. James Rokosh Row 2: Ramon Roman, Jeff Rosen. Melissa Rosner. Cindy Rothcr-mel. Patricia Roughton. John Ruedinger. Nerrida Ruiz, Mathias Rusnock Row 3: Rands Russo. JoAnn Rutkowski. Sonia Santiago. Suzanne Santucci. Deborah Sausanavage, Donald Schwarz. Litsa Seretis. Donna Shafer Row 4s William Shortridge. Dimitrius Sikolas. Laura Skidmore. Carol Smith. Donna Smith. Richard Snyder. Ronald Solberg. blame Sorma Row 5: Araceli Sosa, John Sperry. George Sudol. Donna Susco, Maria Taravella. John Tasnadv, Cathy Temar-antz. Theresa Terry Row 6: Janet Thwaites. Kathleen Tome. Russell Tomecko. Brian Touhey. Margaret Truscott, Elaine Tucker. Andrea Turpin. Marlajean Twilles Row 7: Wavne Van Gordcn. Evelyn Vargas. Paul Vecchio. Debra Wager. David Wagner. Teresa Watson. Enid Waxier. Edward Weber Row 8: Thomas Weber. Robert Welch. Donna White. Judith Willinger. James Yosh. William Zaycer. Don-nerZawislak. Kim Zucchcri Bow I: James Albi. Robert Althoff. Cary Andrews, Clifford XimW oh Wayne Apoctolik. Frank Arico. Peter Arvanitis. Augustus Hak Wow 2: Joseph Barrs. Thomas Bartek. Barbara Baseh. Robert Bauerlein. Ernest Beach, Dawad Behne . Bita Bentrovatn. Douglas Best Row 3: Debra Bix-ler. James BKler, Henry Black. Marcia Boisvert, Susan Bouil . Susan Brei-digan. Kathie Brennan Cathv Brown Row 4: Scott Bun hell. Carol Cacci aguida. (.eraldine Cali. Joseph Camel. Cail Cappello Luis Carmona. Christine Cartwright. Donna Catillo Row 5: John Cenicola. Anna Cerreto, Ann Chimko, Mimi Chm. Da id Cole. Mary Lou Cox. Curtis Crater, Valerie (Agon Row 6: Lawrence D Agostino, Nancy Daveuport.Patricia Decker. Kim DeCraw. Elsie DeKlernw. Frank Dennison. Nancy DeVries, Margarita De Jesus Row 7: Sonia Diaz. Gerald Dic kerson. Alan Dickinson. Kathie Diehl. Karen Doland. Robert Dyer. Nancy D’Zurinko. Peter Eck Any school is only as good as people make it. — Kim DeGraw Row 1: Martin Alpers, Christopher Elio, Dennis Enyart, Scott Erikson. Michael Esposito. Raphalin Feola Row 2: Eleanor Ferry. Ronald Fisher. Scott Fisher. Clenn Flanagan. Eric Fritts. Hector Calloza, Roy Celpke. Assunta Giaquinto Row 3: Thomas Gilbert. Carol Giombetti, Elizabeth Godwin. Lynne Gogo, Karen Gold. Providencia Gonzalez. Jane Gorman. William Gratacos Row 4: Carol Green. Joan Grego. Karen Guida, Sharon Gunther. Arthur Hen- gler. Patricia Heslin, Ann Marie Hoerr. David Holeman Row 5: Ida Hosking, Joseph Hrynio. Richard Huse, Angeline Idedo, Mary Idedo. Richard Jacoby. Marie Janone. Catherine Jerry Row 6: James Johnson. Donna Jolly. Charles Jones. Sharon Jones. Janice Jump. Susanne Jungk. Ann Kahn. Dennis Kanna-ley Row 7: Michael Kask. Catherine Keirnan. Deborah King. Mary Jo Kratz. Joseph Kriscunas, Rudie Krose, Robert Kruger, John Kuchta I shall return. Douglas MacArthur Education makes people easy to lead . . . But impossible to enslave. — Lord Brougham Row 1: Kathleen Kurinec. Kathleen Lal-ly. Nanette l ambert. Janet Lange Row 2: Karl Lange. Fred Lastra. Thomas Law. Kathleen Lawrence. Amy Lazarus. Thomas Lemoncelli, Delya Lockette, Patricia Logan Row 3: Felicia Lopez. Anthony Maiuro. Patricia Mattison, Jeanne Mauriello. Kathleen Melillo, Sharon Vlilburn. Linda Miller. Alvaro Montealegre Row 4: Ken Morgan. Sandra Morse, William Mott. Michael Mullen. Lonnie Newkirk. Jack Nielsen. Kevin Nietz. Marianne Norris Row 5: Sandy O'Leary. Mary Palanchi, Betty Pallis, Irene Pallis. Mary Palmer. Ann Panetta, Richard Paolucci. Linda Parker Row fl: Mary Ann Pavlos, Steven Peer. Gregg Peterson. Jo Ann Pillion. Carol Pokluda. Elizabeth Quinn. Patricia Randall. Scott Rarick Row 7: Scott Reed. Elizabeth Rein. Pedro Riano. Stephen Rice. Laura Riva. Illean Rivera. Richard Rivera. Carmen Rodriguez Row 8: Milagros Rodriguez. Walter Roessler. Barbara Rogoski. Michael Rokosh. Mary Ro-maine. Stephen Romaine. Angel Roque. Rocco Rosica Junior Class Officers Angel Roque — Vice-President. Miss Kastner — Advisor. Ann Kahn — Secretary. Dave Di Yanni — President. Mike Wong — Treasurer Examinations are formidable to the best prepared ... — C. C. Colton Row 1: John Ruddy. Robert Ruiz. Roberta Rupp. Dawn Saks. Karen Schacknow. Robert Schappell. Panayota Seretis. Nancy Shanik Row 2: Louise Shaw. Mary Shea. Jeffrey Shilfrin. Lucretia Sickles. Charmaine Sisto. James Smeal. Bonita Smith Jane Smith Row 3: Willie Smith. Terry Smithev. Ronald Spilman. Frank St Angelo, W illiam Stansky. Richard Stark. John Szoke. Phyllis Telfair Row 4: Sandra Thomson. Stephen Thorpe. Kimberly Titus. John Todd. Carol Torlucci. Angela Tromba. George Trowbridge. Theresa Turpin Row 5: Walter Tutka, Debra Tvgar. Donna Utter. David Varga. Delia Vazquez. Angela Vega. Manuel Vega. Patti Volkert Row 6: Frederick Wagner. George W aletich. Richard Walters. Kathleen Waters. Diane W atkins. Karl Weisbach. Patricia White. Gregors W hitehead Row 7: Robert Whitmore. Katherine Wieboldt. Genevieve Winters. Cynthia Wojy. Carol Yosh. Lee Anne Zarger. Ronald Zaycer. Richard Zeller 125 My four years in high school weren’t the best or the worst I'll ever have. They were merely an episode in my life; an episode that has taught me a great deal. I was given four years to play with back when I was thirteen. It was up to me to mold them into something creative. Those four years marked an important turning point. They determined w hat 1 would do for the rest of my life. I've made many friends and many enemies, learned much and learned nothing, followed the rules and broken many, had much fun and missed some too. High school gave me the chance to do whatever I wanted Sure it was hard work, but what in life really isn't when you come right down to it. I wish I could have it to do over again. ” is the big cry at graduation time. It’s too late now. You ask what impression high school left on me. What impression does life leave on you? You ask again, what did I get out of high school? Exactly what I put into it. Jeff Stickle Jorge J. Acosta Errie Agront Stephen Airola Pamela Adler Maureen Ahlers Jorge J. Acosta Newman Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; ES.L. 4, Aspira Club 2; Neighborhood Youth (’enter. Pammv Adler German Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Bells Are Ringing ’ 3; “How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying” 4; Senior Class Secretary, Color Guard 3,4, Captain 4; Band 1.2.3.4, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Student Council 4. Errie Agront Resource Center 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3. Moe Ahlers Freshman Cheerleading I; Varsity Cheerleading 3.4. G.A.A 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Student Council 3.4. Service Club 4; How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying 4; Future Secretaries Club 4. Future Teachers Club 1. Girls' Shop 1 Steve Airola Science Club 1. Sports Club 1, Football 1.2.3; German Club 2.3; Chess Club I Lenny Antonaccio Baseball 1,2,3; Wrestling I; Sports Club I. Chess Club I. Spanish Club 1 Louis Apostolopoulos Devil Ball Football 1.3.4. Track (.Spanish Club I Interact Club 3,4; Varsity D Club 3. 4; Tiger Pride 4; Boys Pep Club 4; Senior Boys' Industrial Service Club 4 Eddie Barlak Sports Club 1; Ski Club 2,3,4 Mark Barnett Bink Beacham Drama3,4; Key Club3.4; G.A.A. 2.3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Bells Are Ringing 3; How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying 4; Twirler 3,4; Service Club 4 Todd Benson Band 1.2.3.4. Crosscountry 1.2.3.4, Captain 4. Indoor Track 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2, 3.4. Key Club 2.3,4; School Play 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3.4; Student Prints 3; The Ear 3.4. Tiger Yearbook 4. Business Editor 4. Student Council 1. President 1; A F S. 1,2. President 1; Lunch 1.2.4; Varsity D Club 2.3.4; Athletics Anonymous 3.4. Homeroom Treasurer 2,3,4 Robert P. Bcntlyewski Crosscountry I.2.3.4, Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Indoor Track 2.3,4; Track 2,3,4; Athletics Anonymous 3,4. Kathy Berg Band 1.2,3.4, G.A.A. 2.3,4; Bells Are Ringing 3. Leonard Antonaccio Louis Apostolopoulos Roger J. Ball The only lost cause is the one you give up. — Ernest Von Feuchlersleben Eddie Barlak Bonnie Beacham W. Todd Benson Robert P. Bentlyewski William Barnett Kathryn Berg Life is one long process of getting tired. — Samuel Butler Richard Timothy Bex Brent A. Boechino Judith Bishop Antoinette Bogert Richard Bex Football 1,2,3.4; Wrestling 1; Indoor Track 2.3; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council President 4. National Honor Society 3.4. President 4; Key Club 2.3.4. Varsity D Club 3.4, Band 1,2,3,4. President 1; The Far 3,4; Student Prints Editor 1; German Club 1,2.3.4; A.F.S. 2.4; Stage Crew 3.4. Tiger Yearbook 4. Chess Club 1 Judith Bishop Chorus 1,2,3. Binsk Boechino W restling 1.2; S.C A Representative 2; Bovs' Senior Pep Club 4. Bovs’ Chef Club 1. Antoinette Bogert Clete Boyer Boz Bozzi Chuncls Brady Dona Lee Brow n Freshman Cheerleading I; J.V. Cheerieading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3.4; Spanish Club 3,4; Cirls’ Shop 1; Newspaper 1; Twirling Club I. Homeroom Representative 2; Key Club 3,4. G. A.A 2,3,4, Honorary Member 4, Drama Club 4. How To Succeed 4; Pep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Kathy Browne G.A.A. 2.3,4. Softball. French Club 2; Ski Club 2 Bo Bry ant Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball I. Boys’ Pep Club 4. Varsity D4 Roach Buchanan Rod and Gun Club 1. Tiger Pride 4; Senior Pep Club 4 Jay Buerger Skull Burbridge Football 1.3,4. Basketball 1.2. Baseball 1. Varsity ’D’’ 4. Interact 2,3,4, Boys’ Pep Club 4; Ski Club 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Tiger Pride Squad 4. 130 Wayne Boyer Dona Lee Brown Jay Buerger Kathaleen Browne Thomas Burbridge Pauline A. Bozzi Raymond Bryant John D. Brady Leroy L. Buchanan Denise A. Burdge Joe Buresh Dee-Bop Burdge Fashioneers Club 3.4; Cosmetology 3.4; Home Economics 1; Choir 1.2; Babysitting I Joe Buresh Hippie Calder B. PC. 2.3,4; Library 2; Drama 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. Mike Cannon German Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3.4; Forensics 2,3,4; Play 3.4; Political Science 2; A.F.S. 1.2,3.4; Key Club 2,3.4. Ear 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Cross Country I; Tennis2,3,4; Baseball 1; Yearbook4 Suzy Carter Freshman Beauty Section 1; F H A Florida 1; Civic Club 2; Student Gov't 2; Twirling 2.3; G A A 2,3,4; Ski Club 4 Bear Casey Band I.2.3.4. Wrestling Manager 1.2.3.4; Track Manager 2,3,4, Baseball Manager 1; National Honor Society 3.4; Yearbook Literary Editor 4. German Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 4; Student Gov't 4 Ellen Cashen A. F S. 1.2,3.4. G.A.A 2.3,4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Service Club 1. Drama Club 1. Basketball 1. Volleyball 2; Bowling 2; G A. A Show 2.3. Head of Bicycle; Future Nurses 1. Raphina Choudhuri French Club2.3; G.A.A. 2,3,4. Latin 1,2; Bowling 3.4; Volleyball 2; Ski Club3. 4; Tiger Mascot 4 Nick Cicak Football 1; Wrestling 1.2; Baseball 1,2.3; Cross Country 2; Indoor Track 3, German Club 1,2.3; Sportsmen Club 1. Band 1.2.3; Boys' Pep Club 4; Record Club 3.4; Golf 4; Tiger Pride 4; Orchestra for School Play 3; Wrestling Manager 4 Stymi Cicchetti Ski Club 2.3; Chef Club 1. Boys’ Pep Club 3.4 Bill Clayton Football I; Track 1; Indoor Track 2.3; Track 2; Chef Club I Ben Clark Huey Cleffi Football 3,4; Golf 2,3,4; A.F.S 1,2; Student Gov’t. 1; Varsity D 3,4; Choir I, 3.4. Annie Get Your Gun” 2; Bells are Ringing.” Stage Crew 3; Boys’ Pep Club 3; S. B P C. 4; Drama Club 2; Scuba Club 3; Yearbook 4. Student Prints 4; Chef Club 1. Spanish Club I. B.C.S. 3,4, co-captain 4; The Ledge’’ 3; How to Succeed in Business 4 Louis Cobo Ski Club 2.3.4. Varsity D” 3.4. Key Club 3.4; A.F.S. 1; Spanish Club 1,3; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Student Council Representative 1.3; Class Treasurer 2; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Stage Crew 3.4 Maria Cobo Mike Cannon Suzy Carter 132 Edward Casey Ellen Cashen Raphina Y. Choudhuri Nick Cicak Mike Cicchetti Ben Clark People say things in company they deplore when alone. Antonio De Guevara Maria Cobo 133 Robert A. Cleffi To be closer to God, be closer to people. — Kahlil Gibran Andrea Sue Colvin Laurie Conklin 134 Russell Courier Stephanie Covine Mouse Cole Fashioneers3,4, Cosmetology 3.4; Boys PepClub3.4. Bernard Coll Sue Colvin Ski Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1.2,3; Freshman Cheerleading. J. V. Cheerleading. Girls' Shop Club I; Science Club 1; Student Council 3. Bucks Country Drama Festival, Drama Club3; Literary Club 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. Usher 2. Sugar Conklin Fashioneers 3 Russ Courter Choir 2.3.4 Steph Covine Cheerleader 1.2; Student Council 2,3.4; Sophomore President 2; Student Council. Recording Secretary 3; Student Council. Vice President 4; How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying 4 Key Club 2.3.4; Service Club 4; Hootanany 1; Ski Club 2.4; Pep Club 2; Literary Club 4; G.A.A. 2.3.4. G.A.A. Manager 3; Yearbook Staff 4 Clenn Cur now Susan Darsch Literary Club. Fashion Club Fvana D’Auria Sewing and Knitting Club 1 Cathy Davenport Ski Club 2,3.4. G.A.A. 2.3.4; Twirling 2,3.4; Twirling Club 1; Bowling 2. Tom Davies Football 3; B P C. 4 Rav DeIx renzo Key Club 2,3.4. Vice President and Treasurer. Varsity D 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Basketball 1,2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Cathy DeShazo Fashioneers 3.4. G.A.A. 2.3.4; Drill Team 4; Sewing Club. President 1; Softball 1. Cosmetology 3.4; Tiger Club I Yolanda Diaz Patty Diehl G.A A 2.3.4. Recording Secretary 4. German Club I.2.3.4; A.F.S. 1.2.4; Ski Club 2,3.4; Twirling 3.4; Twirling Club 1; National Honor Society 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4 Evana D’Auria Catherine Davenport Cynthia Draper Jill Dippman Richard DiYanni Angela Dodd Nick Domenico John P. Donahue Life is not all beer and skittles. Thomas Hughes Jill Dippman Art Club 1.2.3.4; G A A 2,3.4; G.A.A. Show 3; Library Aide 1. French Club 2. 3.4. Junior Class Yearbook Ad Illustration 3; Tiger Yearbook Art Staff 4. ' Genesis’' Art Staff 4. Chaqu’um i son gout' Art Editor 2.3; How to Succeed in Business . Publicity 4 Fred Pitts DiYanni Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1. Wrestling 1,2.3,4. Spanish Club 1; Varsity D 3. 4. Interact 3.4. Boys' Pep Club 3.4. Ski Club 2.4; Sports Club 1; Spanish Play 1 Angela Dodd Twirling Club I; Cheerleader 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Drill Team 3.4 Captain; Fash-ioneers 3.4; Cosmetology 3.4 President Bacon Domenico Football 1.2.3; Baseball I; Interact 3.4; Varsity D 3.4; Boys' Chef Club 1; Bovs' Pep Club 3.4; Ski Club 3,4. John Donahue French Club 2; Literary Club 4 Cindy Draper German Club 2.3,4. A F S 3.4 G A. A. 2.3.4; How to Succeed . Props 4 Harriet Driscole Tiger Pride 3.4. Tiger Mascot 4 Painmy Driscole Cheerleader I. G.A.A. 2.3.4. Fashioneers 3.4; Treasurer 3.4; Cosmetology 3.4. Home Ec 1; Babysitting I Michael Driscoll Ski Club 3; Baseball 2; Electronics Club 2 Head Duenskie Wrestling 2; Football 1. Pep Club 4. Andrew Dunne W restling I. Golf 2. B P C. 4. Photo Club 1 Kal Dunne Spanish 1.2; Ski 3.4; Electronics 2.3.4 President 2; Boys' Pep Club 3.4; School Play 4. Wrestling 1. Track 1 Dianna Envart G.A.A 2.3.4. Twirling I; Babysitters' Club 1 Doug Enyart Harriet A. Driscole Pamela Lee Driscole Michael Driscoll Joseph Duenskie Dianna L. Enyart Doug Enyart Mark Evangelist! Bernadette Feris Arthur Fern Robert Fialcowitz Walter Fegely Belinda Feris Mark Fvangelisti Football I Groove) Mel Farrell Key Club 3. Secretary 4; Science Club 1. Political Science Club 2. Spanish Club 3.4; A.F.S. 3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1; Golf 3,4; Boys' PepClub4; Football 1. First Aid Club 1 Walter Fegely Lee Wong Feola Tiger Mascot 4. Fashioneers 3.4; Cosmetology 3.4; Sewing Club I Belinda Feris Student Prints 3.4; Drill Team 3.4; C A A 3.4. Tutoring 2.3.4; A.F.S. 3.4, Political Science 4; French Club 2.3,4. School Play 2; Morning Choir 2.3. Spanish Club 3.4 Bernadette Feris Drill Team 3.4; Newspaper 3.4; G.A.A. 3.4; Tutoring 2.3.4. A.F.S. 3.4. Political Science 4; French Club 2.3,4; School Play 2; Morning Choir 2.3; Spanish Club 3.4 Artie Fern Robert Fialcowitz Key Club3.4. Ski Club 2,3.4, Wrestling 2. Basketball 3; Baseball 3.4; Track 2. Rosemarie F. Filipak Ronald J. Flemming Boys' Glee Club I; Choraliers and Choir 2; Ice Hockey 2; Political Science 4; Boys’ Pep Club 4; Student Government 4 Carl Floether Basketball 1.2. Billy Floether Basketball 1.2. Mario Gagne Football 1,2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Varsity D’’ Club3.4; Interact 2,3.4; Track 1.4 Gvpsey Galaydick Ski Club 4; Boys’ Pep Club 2,3.4; French Club 2. Kevin Farrell Lucretia Feola 138 Mario Gagne I find all books too long. Rosemarie F. Filipak Ronald J. Flemming Carl Floether Voltaire Billy Floether Stephen Galavdick Can two walk together, except they be agreed? — Amos 3:3 Zoya C. Gathings fa n Debra Gonzalez Rich Garrison Aida Gonzalez 140 Mary Jacqueline Gallinot Martin J. Ginsberg Victoria Anne Gall Mark Gaynor Vickie Gall C A A. 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4. Treasurer 4; Service Club 4; Future Secretaries Club 4; Twirlers Club 1. Choir I Mary Jacqueline Gallinot Running Wolf Garrison Z.G. Gathings Library Aide 2; Fashioneers 3; Office Helper 3; Service Club 3 Mark Gaynor Boys’ Pep Club 4. Spanish Club 1 Guinea Gismo Ginsberg Ski Club 2.3.4. Senior Boys' Pep Club 4; Ski Team 3.4, co-captain 4. B.C.S. 3.4; Student Government 2.3.4; School Play 3.4; Klectronics Club 2.3.4. President 3. Vice President 2; Boys Pep Club 3; Latin Club 3.4. Vice President 3. President 4. Drama Club 3.4; Scuba Club 3; Mayor's Committee on Drug Abuse 4. co-chairman 4. National Junior Honor Society 1. President I Aida Gonzalez Debbie Gonzalez Student Council 1.2,3; Twirling 2.3.4. Captain 3.4; Key Club 2,3.4; Spanish Club 1; Art Club 2; Play 2.3.4; Paper Art Editor 4; Yearbook 4. Literary Club 4. Michele Gordon Ski Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club I; Art Club 1; Key Club 3.4; Service Club 4 Michael Gorman Debra Kim Gould Drama Club 1; Girls Shop I; Ski Club 2,3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4. Office Helper 1; Yearbook 4; Girls' Pep Club 2; Tiger Mascot 4; Tiger Pride 4 Grub Grabau Football 1,2.3.4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. First Aid Club 1; Senior Boys' Pep Club 4 Art Club 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1. Boozer Graham Twirlers I; Baby Sitting I. Home Economics 1; G.A.A. 3.4; Fashioneers 3.4. Secretary 4; Drill Team 4; Cosmetology 3,4 Lynda H. Crant Twirling 1; G.A.A. 2.3.4; Color Guard 3.4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2.3,4. Ski Club 2.4. Spanish Club 1; Political Science 4; Service Club 4 Michele J. Gordon Michael Gorman Dehra Kim Gould Bruce A. Grabau Linda Graham Lynda H. Grant Pam Green Future Secretary 4; Service Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Frog Griffin Art Club 1; Drama Club 1; Hootnanny 1; French Club 1. Choir 1; Ski Club 4, Literary Club 4. Sophomore Secretary 2; Pep Club 4; Cosmetology Show 4. Yearbook 4; How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying ' 4; C.A A Show 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Publicity Manager 3; Vice-President 4. Freshman Cheerleader 1; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader3.4 Mary Griggs Roxanne Guarino G.A.A 2,3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Tiger Mascots 4. Spanish Club 1; Art Club 1. Basketball I, Baseball 1 Piels Guiles Latin Club 2.3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Art Club 1; Senior Boys’ Pep Club 4 Lester Guzman Spanish Club 3; Spanish Newspaper Kditor 3. Guidance Office Assistant 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Political Science Club 4 Linda Hadowanetz Main Office Assistant 3; Fashioneers 3.4; Cosmetology 3.4. Yearbook 4 Dan Harris French Club I.2.3.4. Latin Club 3.4. President 4; Band I.2.3.4; Cross Country 1.2; Track I.2.3.4; Wrestling I.2.3.4. Dave Harrold Track I Wrestling 1.2; Tennis 2.3,4; Ski Team 3.4. Ski Club 2,3,4. German Club 2,3.4; Astronomy Club 3.4; Tiger Pride Squad 3.4. President 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Sports Kditor 4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Band 1. Varsity ” D” Club 3.4 Hazel Haseltine Art Club 1; Ski Club 2. Interact Club 3.4; Wrestling I.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Senior Boys' Pep Club 4 John Henderson Pat Heun Track 1.2,3.4; Football 2,3; Cross Country 1; Tiger Pride 4; Newspaper 4. A FS 1.2. I FS. 2,3.4; Electronics 1.2.3; Indoor Track 2.3; Wrestling 1. Bovs' Pep Club 3.4. Hink Hinkley Twirling Club 1. Cooking Club I; Service Club 4 Jim Hoffman Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Cross Country 2; Track 1. Chess Club 1; Sports Club 1; Electronics Club 3,4; Student Prints 4. Varsity D 4; Tiger Pride 4 Pamela Green Debbie Ann Griffin 142 Life is not a spectacle or a feast; it is a predicament. — George Satayana John Henderson Pat G. Heun Darleen Hinkley James E. Hoffman 143 One of the keys to success must be co-operation and understanding. — Richard t. Bex Justine Horchor Vida Jean Hummel William Hulmes Justine Horchor G.A.A 2. Twirling Club 1; Cooking Club 1; Service Club 4; Girls' Pep Club 2. William Hulmes Vida Hummel G.A.A 2.3.4; Fashioncers3.4; Cosmetology 3.4; Yearbook 4 Gidget Huxster Ski Club 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 2.3,4; Library Club 1,2,4; Chess and Checkers Club 3; Tiger Mascot 4; Choir 1.2; Drama Club 4. English Class Representative 2; Fashioneers 4 Gloria Infante Spanish Newspaper Frank DeNittv Iwicki Boys Chef Club 1. Basketball I; Tiger Pride 4 Slip Jacobs A. F S. 4. Ski Club 4. School Play 4. German Club 4. Indoor Track 4; Track 4 Ape Jennings Tiger Mascots 4. Captain 4. Service Club 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council. Assistant Treasurer 4 “How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying’’ 4; Bells Are Ringing 3; Knglish Representative 3; Drama Club 3,4. Key Club 3. 4; Cosmetology Show 2; G.A.A and Show 2.3.4. Ski Club3.4; Art Club 1; Girls’ Shop 1; Twirling Club 1. Hootnannv Club 1. Fashion Council 4 Bob Johnson Baseball 1; Cross Country 3; Athletics Anonymous 3. Susan Johnston Art Club 1.2,3.4; Newspaper 1.2.3.4; Gymnastics 2.3.4. President 4. Choir 2,3; Drama 3; Yearbook 4. Art Staff 4 Haven's Kask Fashioneers 3.4; Cosmetology 3.4; Boys’ Pep Club 3.4 William Kearney Track 1; Wrestling 1,2.3; German Club 2,3,4. Vice-President 3; Astronomv Club 3 Joe Keirnan Baseball 1.2,3.4. Basketball 1.2; Football 1. Barbara Ann Kelly- Choir 1,2; G.A.A. 3,4; Fashioneers3,4; Homeroom Treasurer 2.3; Cosmetology Jean Huxter Richard K. Kask William Kearney Joe Keirnan Barbara Ann Kelly Now I have done a good day’s work. — Shakespeare Cary Kelly Kevin Kelly Gary Kemor John Kersey Cary Kelly Kevin Kelly Cary Kemor Electronics 3. John Kersey Jerry Ketcham Basketball 1; German Club 2; S.C.A. Treasurer 1; B. PC. 4; Baseball 1; S.G A. 2,3,4, Class Vice-President 2; Key Club 2,3,4; Key Club President 4; Class President 3,4; Band 1.2.3,4; Band President 4. Carol King Band 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Bells Are Ringing Props 3; How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Orchestra 4. Vince Klemm Chess Club 2.3,4; Chess Club Secretary 2.3. Butch Knarr Eric Knoedler Crosscountry 2.3,4; Indoor Track 2.3,4; Track I.2.3.4; Athletics Anonvmous3, 4 Karen Koval German Club 2.3.4; Secretary 3; Newspaper 1.2.3.4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Twirling Club I; Twirler 2,3,4. Captain 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Art Club 2; Forensics 2; National Honor Society 3.4. Key Club 3.4. Annie Get Your Gun” 2; Bells Are Ringing 3; How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying 4; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 4 Walter Kozlowski Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Art Club 1; Sports Club 1; Tiger Pride 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Interact Club 4; Boys' Pep Club 3,4 Richard Krause Nancy Krikorian (German Club 2.3; A F.S. 3,4; Drama Club2.3; Annie Get Your Gun 2; Bells Are Ringing 3; How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying Props 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4 YoYo Kubert Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Varsity D 3.4; Interact 3.4; Student Government 1; Ski Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Baseball I; Senior Boys’ Pep Club 4 Mike Kurtz Key Club 3.4; Wrestling 1; Track 1.2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Ski Team 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Stage Hand. Play 3,4; Forensics 2; Tiger Pride 4; Business Staff. Yearbook 4; Ear 4 Orrnut Lamerton Track 1.2; Indoor Track 3.4; Tiger Pride 4; Literary Club 4; German Club 1.2, 3,4; Thespian Society 1.2; Radio Club 1.2; Chess Club 1.2 Vince Klemm Milton Knarr 148 Elaine Lori Robert Lovenberg Donna Lis Darrell Loeffler Jacalyn Levine William Linde IV Richard Lipcsei JoAnn Lane My trade and art is to love. — Montaigne Carol luindeta G.A.A. 2.3.4; Ski Club 4 JoAnnIanc G.A.A. 2.3; G.A.A. Show 3. Jackie I evine Varsity Cheerleading 3.4. co-captain 4. Junior Varsity Cheer leading 2;AF S 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Secretary 4. Key Club 3.4. Yearbook Staff 4; C A A 2.3.4; Ski Club 2.3,4; French Club 2.3.4. Drama Club 1. Secretary 1; Citizenship Week Delegate 3; Publicity— ’’Annie Get Your Gun 3 Tuffy Linde Hick Lipcsei . . . _t . _ Football I Basketball I; Baseball I. Golf 2.3.4; Ski Club 3.4; Spanish Club3; ' Political Science 4; Interact 3; Orchestra School Play 3.4; Ear 3.4. Band 1.2.3. 4 Donna Lis . . _ _ , . Cheerleading 1.3.4; G.A.A. 2,3.4. Ski Club 2.3.4. Art Club 2.3; Pep Club 2; Yearbook 4; “ How to Succeed in Business’’ 4; Spanish Club 1.2.3 Moose Loeffler F.Iectronics2. Elaine Lori .... A.F.S. 2.3.4; l atin Club3.4. Treasurer 4; German Club 1.2; Ski Club3; G.A.A 2.3.4. Drama Club 1. ” Annie Get Your Gun 3; Yearbook 4 Lovey Lovenberg Electronics Club 2.3.4 Shellv Lovito Ski Club 2.3; G.A.A 3.4; Spanish Club 1.3,4; Girls Shop I. Basketball I. ol-leyball I. Baseball 1 Timothv Lowery Art Club 2. French Club 2; Art 3; French Club 3; Yearbook 4. Art Editor 4 Tiger Pride 4 Mark Magura Stanley Manning Boys’ Chef Club 1 149 No machine will increase the possibilities of life .. — John Ruskin Kathleen McGinty Bob McHugh 150 Willard Metz Irene Mase Diane Maurer LeRoy E. McConnell Cus Milano Glenn R. Miller Helene A. Mishook Carolyn B. Moran Cynthia Morgan Katherine A. Morrison Irene Mase Twirlers 1. G.A.A 2; Tiger Mascot 4. Captain 4; Fashioneers 3.4; Cosmetology 5 Knitting 1. Mouse Maurer Chess and Checkers 3; G.A.A. 3.4; Office Assistant 3 LeRoy McConnell Football 1.2.3,4. Baseball 1.2.3.4; Varsity D” 4. Katy McGinty Spanish Club 1; Hootnannv Club I Bob McHugh Willard Metz Boys' Chef 1; German Club 2.3; Senior Boys' Pep Club 4 Gus Milano Baby Magic Miller Football 1.2,3.4; Baseball I.2.3.4; Wrestling 1; Sport Club 1; Interact 2.3,4. Van D 3,4 Helene Mishook Newspaper 1.2,3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4; German Club 1.2; Latin Club 3.4. Forensics 2. D ma 1,2; Annie Get Your Gun 2; Yearbook 4; A.F.S. 2.3 Carolyn Moran Ski Club 4; G A. A. 2,3.4; Tiger Pride 4; Nurse Club 1 Mini Morgan Nurses Club I; Twirling Club 1; G.A.A. 2,4. Latin Club 3.4 Kathy Morrison G.A.A. 1.2.3.4. Service Club 4. Future Secretaries 4; Cooking Club 1 Mary Mullen Mo Musse Future Teachers Club 1; Future Secretaries Club 2; G.A.A. 1.2. Gymnastics Clul Service Club 4. David Neu Political Science 4. Boys' Pep Club 4. Scribe and Treasurer 4, Library Club 2. President 3. Drama Club 2.3.4. Annie Get Your Cun ' 2; Bells are Ringing 3; erary Club 4. Art Editor 4; French Club 2,3,4, Ski Club 4. Three in One Plays' “No Exit 3; H R Treasurer 2.3.4; Tiger Yearbook 4 Mary Mullen David A. Neu 151 Orlando Nieves Baseball 1; Indoor Track 1; Baseball 2. Pat Northern J V Cheerleading 2. Varsity Cheerleading 3.4; G.A.A. 2.3.4, F T A. 3; Latin Club 3.4; “How to Succeed in Business 4 Sue Novak German Club I.2.3.4. G.A.A. 2.3.4. Forensics 3; Ski Club 3.4; Math Club 3; Astronomy Club 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Yearbook Staff. Typing Fditor 4; Girls' Shop 1; G.A.A. Show3; American Field Service4 Elvis Panetta Varsity D Club 3.4; Electronics 1.2.3.4; Athletics Annonvmous 3,4, Boys' Chef Club 1; Crosscountry I.2.3.4. Indoor Track 2,3,4; Track 1.2.3 Mark Papp Football 1. Tennis 3.4; Tennis Club 2. Ski Club 2.3,4; Ski Team 3.4. Varsity “ D” Club3.4; Tiger Pride. Vice-President 4. Debbie Pappas Guidance Aide 1.3; Student Government 1. Art Club 2; Prom Committee 3.4; Ski Club 3.4; Props for Class Play 4. Pep Club 4. Man Payton Cooking Club 1. Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Class Secretary 3; Class Vice-President 4; Drill Team 3.4, Captain 4; Ski Club 2,3.4. Service Club 4 Pete Pellon G.A.A. 2,3.4; Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1.3.4. Drama Club 1. Pep Club 2. Babysitting 1. Drill Team 4; Ski Club 4. Homeroom Treasurer 3. English Class Representative 4. Carmen Pennella Cosmetology 3; Fashion Club 3. 1-arrv Pepin Football I.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball I.2.3.4; Spanish Club I. Varsity D 3.4 Sea-Dog Piers Assistant Treasurer 4; Cosmetology 3.4; Fashioneers 3,4; Tiger Mascot 4; G.A.A. 2.3.4, Home Ec. I Squirrel Poburski Twirlers 1. Nurses 1. Cooking Club 1; J V. Cheerleading 3; G.A.A 4; Fashioneers 3.4; Tiger Mascot 4; Main Office Assistant 3. Suzanne Porfido Ski Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1; G A A 4 Susan Novak Alida Ortiz Carl Panetta Mark A. Papp Deborah Estelle Pappas Mary Payton We never know, believe me, when we have succeeded best. — Unamuno Josephine Pellon Carmen Pennella Lawrence J. Pepin Arlene Piers 153 Sandra Lee Poburski Suzanne Porfido He who has no friend has many friends. — Aristotle James Quinn Susan Rathjen Marie Elizabeth Reil Michael Rettenmeyer Terry Rhenn Pot Potillo CrossCountry 1.2.3.4; Indoor Track 3; OutdoorTrack 1,2.3.4; A.A. Club 2. J anet Pressler John Provost Resource Center 2.3.4. Donna Quinn Baby Quinn Sports Club 1. Varsity D” 3.4; Interact 3.4; Pride Squad 3.4. Boys’ Pep Club 4; Baseball 2.4; Football 1.3; Basketball 1. Wrestling 2; Ski Club 4. Susan Rathjen German Club 3.4; Art Club 1; Fashioneer Club 3; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Color Guard 4 Marie Reil G.A.A. 2.3.4; Tiger Yearbook Staff 4. Service Club 4. Future Secretaries 4 Terry Rhenn G.A.A. 2.3.4. J V. Cheerleading Capt. 3; Service Club 4; C.A.A. Show 3. Jay Richards Student Council 4; Boys’ Pep Club 2.3; Senior Boys’ Pep Club 4. President 4 Armando Rodrigue Chef Club 1; Sport Club 1; Electronics Club 2,3; German Club 1.2.3; Ski Club 2.3,4; Tiger Pride 4; Boys’ Pep Club 4; Baseball 2.3.4; Track 1. Popo Roque Chef Club 1; Library 2.4 Bee-Gee Rost G.A.A. 2,3,4; Twirling Club 1; Fashioneerv3,4; Choir 1.2; PepClub2. Armando Rodriquez Agustin Roque Jean Dorothy Rost Jay Richards Ismael Sanchez Robert T. Schlachter Victor Ruiz Marilyn Schoeck Ellen Jane Schwartz Josephine Sardina Raymond Sarinelli Perfect things make hope. — Friedrich Nietzsche Victor Ruiz Wrestling 3,4: Track 3.4. Teresa Ryerson Ismael Sanchez Fina Sardina Cheerleading I; Spanish Club I; Serv ice Club 4 Snake Sarinelli Boys Chef Club I, Sports 1; Football I.2.3.4. Captain 4; Wrestling 1.2.3,4; Spanish Club 1.2; Class Treasurer 3; Interact Club 3.4. Varsity I) Club 3,4; Ski Club 2.4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Spanish Play 1. Nose Schlachter Football 1; Rod and Cun Club 1; Orman Club 1.2. Band 1; Boys' Chef Club 1; Baseball 2, Pep Club 4 Marilyn Schoeck Yearbook 4. Kd -in-chief 4; Student Prints 1.2.3.4; Managing Ed 3. Ass t Ed 4; Forensics 2,3.4. Recording Sec 3.4; A F S. 2.3,4; Treasurer 4; Key Club 2.3.4; Orman Club 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; C A A 2.3. Cheerleading 1.2; Band 1; Girl's State Delegate 3. Ellen Jane Schwartz Drama Club 1. President. French Club 2.3; A.KS. 2.3.4, G.A.A. 2.3.4. President 4; Forensics 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4 Don Scott Band 1.2,3. Track 2. Football 1; Wrestling 1; Math Club 3; Orman Club 1.3; Tiger Pride 4 Marv Ellen Serfass Ski Club 4. G A A 3.4. Spanish Club 1. Basketball I. Art Club 1; Girl's Shop I; Hootnannv 1; G.A.A Show; Twirling Club 1; Service Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Stony Sestac Cross Country 2; Football 3; Gymnastics Club 2. Junior Play 3; Student Council Representative 3; Marines Physical Fitness Test in Newark 3; Grievance Committee 3. Dave Sgalia Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2; Key Club 2.3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4. Sports Club 1; Student Council Executive Committee 3. Assistant Treasurer; Varsity D” Club 3.4; Choir 1; Yearbook 4 Roz Shapiro National Honor Society 3.4; A F S 2.3.4. Secretary 3. President 4. G.A.A 2.3.4; French Club 2,3.4. Spanish Club 3.4: Key Club 2,3.4; Drama Club 1.2.3. Band 1.2,3.4. Secretary 2.3; Dance Band 3; Annie Get Your Gun.'' Accompanist 2; Bells Are Ringing, Accompanist 3; How To Succeed in Business.” Orchestra 4 Bennie Simmons Baseball 3. Jimmy John Slattery Hootnannv 1. Boys' Chef Club 1. Art Club 2.3.4. A F S. 2,3,4 Mary Ellen Serfass Noel Alexander Sestac Bennie Simmons James John Slattery Kathleen Smith Library Aide I.2.3.4, Vice President 3; Future Nurses 1; Latin Club3,4; Literary Club 4; Political Science Club 4; Layout Fdition4 Sheet Snyder Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2; Cross Country 2. Football 1; Tiger Pride 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2.3.4 Pete Soto Football 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Varsity D 4; Athletics Anonymous 3.4; Tiger Pride 4. James St. Angelo Bum Steer Pops Stickle Football 1.2.3.4, co-captain 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1.2.3.4; Indoor Track 2.3; National Honor Society 3.4; Group Dynamics 2. Ski Club 3.4; Newspaper I; Yearbook Staff 4; Varsity D 3.4; Student Government Representative 1.2; Lunch 1.2.3.4; German C'iub 3,4 Patricia Suitt Archie Taylor Political Science 2.4. Forensics 2.3.4; A F S. 1,2,3,4. Vice-President 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Latin Club 3.4; German Club 2.3,4; Tennis 2.3.4; Cross Country 1; 'The Bells Are Ringing 3; How To Succeed In Business 4; Drama Class 3,4; Chess Club 1; Boys' State Alternate 3. John Thoren Basketball 2 Chickie Thriemer Freshman Cheerleading 1; Color Guard 3.4, Art Club 2; Pep Club 2.3; Latin Club 3.4; Tiger Pride Squad 4. How To Succeed In Business 4; Yearbook Staff 4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1 Cleave Thwaites Band I; Football 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1.2.3.4; A.F.S. 3,4; Spanish Club3; Key Club3.4; Ear 3.4; Tennis3.4; Yearbook. Photography Editor 4; Lunch 1.2, 2.4; Tennis Club 2. Ann Tonini Praxedes Torres John Tregenza Freshman Football 1; Freshman Basketball 1; Freshman Baseball 1; J.V Basketball 2.3; Varsity Baseball 2,3.4; Interact Club 3,4; Varsity ” D Club 3.4; Tiger Pride Club 4; Spanish Club 1. Craw dad Trowbridge Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. captain 1.4. co-captain 2; G.A A. 2.3.4. Key Club 3.4; Service Club 4; Spanish Club 1.2; Spanish Play 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2.3; Student Council 3.4. S.G.A Recording Secretary 4; Class Officer. Vice President 3; Pep Club 4; Office Assistant 3; Ski Club 2.4. David R. Snyder Pete Soto James St. Angelo David J. Steer Jeffrey Stickle Patricia Suitt 158 John Tregenza Linda Trowbridge Ann Tonini Praxedes Torres Countless actions appear ridiculous whose hidden motives are wise. La Roche Foucauld Loren T. Taylor John D. Thoren Arlene Thriemer Cleave Thwaites Iris Vega Volleyball 1; Hockey 1. Joanne Visioli C.A.A 2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.3.4. Twirling 1; Art Club 1.2; National Honor Society 3.4; Annie Get Your Gun Backstage 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Girls Sports Editor 4 Timothy R. Warner Cross Country 2.3; Track 1; Indoor Track 3. Pam Washer C.A.A. 2. Nancy J. W'eisbach German Club 2.3,4; Forensics 2.3.4; Literary Magazine 4. Editor; Newspaper Staff 1.3.4; C.A.A. 2.3.4. Drill Team 4. Political Science Club 4; Future Nurses 1. Bells Are Ringing 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Homeroom Treasurer 3; Girls State Delegate 3. Joan White Ski Club 2.3.4, C.A.A. 2,3,4; Color Guard 4; Fashion Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Art Club 1 Snorkle White School Play. Props 3; Color Guard 3.4; Future Teachers 3; Political Science 4. Drama Club 3; C.A.A. 2.3.4. Yearbook Staff 4; German Club 3.4. Intramurai Basketball 3.4; Volleyball 4 Bruce Wieboldt Craig Whitmore Cross Country 2. Myron Withka Deborah W’ojv Future Nurses 1. President. C.A.A. 2.3.4 Richard Wong Spanish Club 2,3.4. Vice-President. National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer; Bridge 3; Chess and Checkers 1.2.3; Varsity D Club 3.4; Student Prints 4. Yearbook 4. Political Science 4. Tiger Pride 4; Student Government Representative 1; Interact Club 2.3.4. Wrestling I.2.3.4. Cross Country 1.2; Tennis Club 2; Tennis Team 3,4; Baseball 1; Literary Club 4; Sports Club I. Boys' State Delegate 3. Charlene Young Ski Club2.3; G A A 1.2.3; Office3, Future Secretaries 4 Ginnv Young German Club 2; Drill Team 4; C.A.A. 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Service Club 4; Future Secretaries Club 4 Garold M. Yurko Political Science 2,3.4. President 4. Drama Club 2.3.4 A. F.S. I.2.3.4; German Club 1.2.3,4, Chess Club 1.2. Coin Club I; Boss Chef Club 1. Annie Get Your Gun 2. The Ledge 2. Final Dress Rehearsal 2; Bells Are Ringing 3; How To Succeed 4; Concert Band I.2.3.4. V ice-President 4 Dance Band 4. Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1 Track 1. Senior Boys Pep Club 4; Student Council Representative 1. Ski Club 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4 Ursula Zugel Girls Shop (dub I; German Club 1.2.3,4. Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 3.4, C.A.A. 2.3.4. Yearbook Staff 4. Library Assistant I. Ski Club 4. A.F.S 4 Dolores Marie Zuzock Cosmetology 4; Pashioneers4 Timothy R. Warner Pam Washer - Nancy J. Weisbach Joan White 160 Sarah White Bruce Wieboldt Nothing to eat but food. Benjamin Franklin H. M. My travels are etched in my mind. During the past summer, a Dover High student had an opportunity to spend two months in Costa Rica under the exchange program sponsored by the American Field Service. We asked Michael Cannon to w rite about the impressions of his stay. I was an American Field Service exchange student to Costa Rica. Contrary to popular belief. Costa Rica is a predominately middle-class nation rather than a poverty-stricken country. I lived with the family of Don Milton Esquivel in the third largest city. Heredia My family” consisted of an older brother. Milton, two younger sisters, Clarissa and Lucia, and a younger brother. Alejandro. It was the rainy season while I was there and out of my 69 day stay, it rained 67 days. The people are very friendly and they love Americans. I went to a public school in the morning from 7: A M. to 12:00 noon. After school we had our main meal of the day. It usually consisted of rice and beans, fish or meat, and always tortillas and coffee. After a few weeks there, I didn’t feel like an American; I was a Costa Rican. I lived there, not on vacation, and became part of a family. It was an experience that has taught me much about the lifestyle of Latin America and one that I shall never forget. M Mike Cannon American Abroad Exchange Student To Costa Rica 162 Friendship is eternal; yet seas are between us. — Lindy Ronde When I begin lo write about my stay in Dover, my mind is in a complete disorder. A great number of little ideas are passing before my eyes. When I first heard that I had been chosen as an American Field Service student and would make my home with the Jonathan Thwaites family of Dover, N.J.. I was very pleased. I considered it a great opportunity to be able to live and study in the United States. After leaving my family, friends, and home in Kalmthout, Belgium, I wondered what the next twelve months would bring My apprehension of what was to come quickly vanished when I met my new family after an orientation session at Hofstra University. I immediagely felt at home with my new mother and father, brother. Cleave, and four sisters, Janet, Jean. Laura, and Sarah. The idea that keeps coming back in my mind, that I consider as the most important I learned is that although customs may be different, people are essentially the same throughout the world. This idea has always occurred to me in the many contacts with people of different ages, social classes, and opinions. I can’t tell yet what influence this stay of one year in the United States will have on me, but I know that when I am back in Belgium, I'll think many times about your country, and as time goes on I'll realize more and more what this great experience has taught me. Luc Jacobs 1970-71 Exchange Student From Belgium 163 And we danced and we laughed. Junior Prom 1970 NYL Tuxedos, gowns, and flowers were all in order on Saturday night. May 16th, w hen Dover High held its junior prom at the Holiday Inn in Ledgewood. “A Time for Us.” the theme song of the motion picture Romeo and Juliet, was the theme of Dover s formal affair which lasted from 8 to 12 p.m. Approximately forty-three couples danced to the music supplied by “The Landmark.” The highlight of the evening was the crowning of this year’s king, Mark Has-eltine, and queen. Dona Brown. The four finalists for king were: Mark Haseltine, Louis Cobo, Dave Sgalia. and Ray Sari-nelli. Pam Adler, Michele Gordon, and Elaine Lori were the three runners up for queen. Red roses were presented to the queen by Jerry Ketcham, junior class president. Mrs. Robert Becker, wife of the assistant principal. Mrs. Arnold Tverskv, wife of the assistant superintendent, and Mrs. Carmen Rossi, wife of the junior class advisor, chose the king and queen. Prom King Mark Haseltine and April Jennings Pam Adler. Prom Queen Dona Brown. Michele Cordon. Elaine Lori, and Dave Sgalia And dance ye with Christmas spirit! Deborah Horowitz Christmas Dance On December 19th the cafeteria swayed with gentle music and laughter. The reason? That was the evening of the annual Christmas Dance. The dance was semi-formal which meant short gowns for the girls and jackets and ties for the boys. Live music was supplied by The Strange Brew. A total of 60 couples attended the once a year affair. 165 One who is not wise himself cannot be well advised. — Machiavelli Senior Class Officers Jerry Ketcham. President. Mary Payton. Vice-President; Pam Adler. Secretary; Bonnie Beacham. Treasurer; Mr Rossi — Advisor. Senior Class Advisory Board The Senior Advisory Board is a group of teachers and administrators who give aid to the Senior Class in the planning and execution of the many activities and ceremonies such as graduation, preparation of the yearbook, the class trip, and the senior prom. The members of the Board are Mr. John A. Middleton. Ill, Mr. Robert Verseput, Miss Helen Hillenbrand, Mr. Carmine Rossi, Mr Robert Dobson, and Mrs. Betty Inglis. We of the Class of 1971 would like to extend our thanks to the members of the Senior Advisory Board for their many hours of counsel and assistance. Without their valuable aid, it would certainly be impossible to carry out the many programs in which the students of Dover High School participate. Seated: Mrs. Betty Inglis, Mr Carmine Rossi, Miss Helen Hilenbrand Standing: Mr. Robert Dobson, Mr Robert Sutton, Mr John A. Middleton, III. Mr. Robert Verseput. Time has taken a friend, but left an eternal memory ... — h. k. In Memoriam JoAnn Poburski 1953—1968 Sherry Hinkley 1953— 1968 James Lounsbury 1953— 1969 Dr. Arnold Sgalia 1919—1971 There Is No Death There is a plan far greater than the plan you know; There is a landscape broader than the one you see. There is a haven where storm tossed souls may go — You call it death — we immortality. You call it death — this seeming endless sleep; We call it birth — the soul at last set free. Tis hampered not by time or space — you weep. Why weep at death? Tis immortality. Farewell, dear voyageur — twill not be long. Your work is done — now may peace rest with thee. Your kindly thoughts and deeds — they will live on. This is not death — 'tis immortality. Farewell, dear voyageur — the river winds and turns; The cadence of your song wafts near to me. And now you know the thing that all men learn: There is no death — there's immortality. Unknown Senior Class Will We, the class of 1971, were the guardians of the honor, the tradition, and the spirit of Dover High School for the past year. The hour has come for our class to bequeath our precious possessions, our fondest memories, and our worldy belongings. Jorge Acosta leaves' All power to the students. Pam Adler leaves all the fun of Color Guard to Kathy. Marianne. and Kathie. To Mark — good luck with the hope he will stay out of trouble once in a while . and she’s crazy enough to do it at 20° below! Errie Agront leaves nothing. Maureen Ahlers leaves regretfully; but happy to know she will be with Danny! And to his sister, Paula, no ride to school. Steve Airola, the last of the Airola famil . leaves his father Lenny Antonaccio leaves two thousand mocks, courtesy of Kubert. and Rooster, the famed nickname. The Drunk and the Mouth were always active in this unusual pastime made popular at his expense. Louis Apostolopoulos hopes his studies here will help him follow in the footsteps of that other great man of Greek ancestrv: SPIRO AGNEW Roger Ball hereby leaves $100.00 in Francs in hopes that Jafi Toot” Beliveau will have his Pinkies repaired. Also his stool at The Old Tye to (J. D.) Bob Dyer. Eddie Barlak leaves to Mr. Becker Thatcher glass and leaves Mr. Middleton Bow Iby’s pond. Mark Barnett just leaves. Bonnie Beaeham leaves to be w ith Chris and also leaves to Mike Nielsen all the good times. Todd Benson leaves a Barrow-wight and two ring waiths to L.A.D. and twenty pairs of worn out track shoes to his brother, Eric. Bob Bentlyewski leaves to the Cross Country Team the memory of the great senior class they lost. Kathryn Berg leaves to Alan and Eric her seat in Senior Math and to Jane she leaves all her memories with the band Richard Bex leaves a grudging understanding of the secondary school riff to anyone who is zen enough to be as a rock through water Judy Bishop leaves her knowledge to Taipei American School, her love and friends to International School of Bangkok, and her disillusionment and depression to Dover. Brent Bocchino leaves Bob Becker to Thatcher Glass, Toot to the Bronx Zoo, and Tom Bartek to Mr Reahl. Antoinette Bogert just leaves. Wayne Boyer leaves G.M. his grammar and R.I). his literature. Pauline Bozzi leaves her crazy attitude to Elliott Bruen, in hope that he uses it wisely. John Brady leaves to Dices Jacoby good luck with the Haw k. To the little man in the art room he leaves a new sink, and leaves to be in THE9th heaven. Dona Brown leaves her brother Bill to Coaches Arway. Luciano, and Rampone. Do a job!!” Kathy Browne leaves Debbie to leave to Linda, the used book covers that were left to her by Patricia. She also leaves with hopes that the rest of the kids can enjoy their remaining years in high school. Ray Bryant leaves Mr. Becker a worm to catch catfish in the pond. LeRoy Buchanan leaves all his great possessions, including one dead roach, his parking spot and greasy coveralls to — Cosmos, Greek, and Buonolini. Jay Buerger leaves four unforgettable years behind Tom Burbridge leaves Mouse Gallo and Moon Mullins all of the fun and excitement of double sessions. And also a great big golden hook to catch catfish on. Dee Burdge leaves to the cosmetolog) kids and Angela and Joey Tromba all the unhappy days they have to look forward to But most of all. she leaves happily to join Bill in the near future. Joe Buresh leaves the best seat in detention for his brother. Dick, because that’s where he is most of the time anyway. Bill Calder leaves to Mr. Mott a pack of Zig-Zags, nickel bag, and a six pack of beer. Mike Cannon leaves to K.W. a hammer and a chisel so she can keep her face in shape. Suzy Carter leaves with a better knowledge of human nature and no regrets. Ed Casey leaves all the unused track and wrestling equipment to anyone who can keep the team from walking off with it first. Ellen Cashen leaves Sharon Levine alone after school to bum her own ride and leaves her steno stories to anyone who’s brave enough to listen to them. Raphina Choudhuri leaves to all the Black Students at Dover High a little bit of Soul” to carry them on in this — . Nick Cicak leaves his saxophone to any fool who is stupid enough to join the band and his M V B award to his brother Mike Cicchetti leaves with the best senior class that ever came out of Dover High. I also leave Little Mike, Joe Camel, Ronny Fisher another one to two years in this prison. Bennye Clark leaves Bill Clayton leaves nothing. Bob Cleffi leaves his seat in Mr. Dunn’s English class to the next lucky fellow and to Mr. Arway Co. the ability to find a new manager. Shirley Cloud leaves. Ix uis Cobo leaves nothing and expects nothing. Maria Cobo leaves. Bruce Cole leaves Mike Calder his seat in Cosmetology. Bernard Coll leaves. Sue Colvin leaves her strength and understanding to anyone who is weak and needs it to combat the ignorance and hate they’ll find at Dover High School. (Peace my brothers). Laurie Conklin leaves to be with Dave. Russ Courter wishes to leave in an attempt to fulfill his dream, and wishes future classes the best of luck in finding theirs. Stephanie Covine leaves her brother the joy at knowing she is no longer in the same school and the pleasure of Band Camp to all Color Guard members Good night Frank! Glenn Curnow leaves a lot of cheese to the mouse, some water and a pat on the back to Coach Hicok, and a ton of grass to Baaaa-Billv goat Stoim. Susan Darsch leaves with no regrets. Evan D’Auria leaves love, peace, and happiness to everyone. Cathy Davenport leaves the twirling squad the best of luck and leaves Nancy a cold seat in Mr. Murphy’s room. Tom Davies leaves best wishes and hope for all senior classes to come. Ray DeLorenzo leaves to Bill Brown his basketball uniform and a deflated basketball, and to Bob Dyer the pitcher’s mound at Hamilton Field, if he’s sober enough to climb it. Cathy DeShazo leaves much pity to future Cosmetologists and good luck to Debbie Gannon and Sue Byram. She also leaves thankfully. Yolanda Diaz leaves nothing Patty Diehl leaves Kathie and Cathy without a ride and Bid 168 without anyone to fight with. Good luck to all the twirlers! Jill Dippman leaves secrets in teepees to Donna Lis, a smiling football to Russell, the Golden Fleece for Jason (K). Also to I M “The Queen of Air and Darkness Richard DiYanni leaves Steve Camel and Joe Slattery the courage to hold another Woodstock up at the reservior during football season Also leaves Mayor llicok in charge of his J V. Circus. Angela Dodd wishes to leave her brother Joey, all the luck in D. H. S. and to the drill team bigger and better things ahead Nick Domenico leaves nothing. John Donahue leaves the memory of himself and a slightly used gym lock. (Not necessarily in order of importance). Cindy Draper leaves to Nancy K just one more oops!!! And to Terry another broken steering cable for her boat, and also to be with Bruce and the Coast Guard Harriet Driscole leaves to her sister Judy, the best years in high school Pam Driscole leaves to her sister and brother Judy and Jef-fy all the awful memories of Dover High, and to Debbie DeFclice, she leaves her station in Cosmetology and Dear Old Mary lane. Mike Driscoll leaves a gallon of goose grease to Fred and a pack of the stale butts in his locker. Joseph Duenskie leaves a 1(X) ft. stretch of rubber from his left rear wheel to anyone who can beat it. Andrew Dunne leaves nothing Kal Dunne leaves to Mr. Middleton the Erie Lackawanna Dianna Enyart leaves to the freshman Mr. Kunkle and his jokes. She also leaves to Jane, senior history Doug Enyart leaves his dirty chips to Mr Brecker Mark Evangelisti leaves his seat in chemistry to Jim Cl. and his brother Matthew. Kevin Farrell leaves to the English classes Mr. Sutton s pornographic filmstrips. He also leaves to the Granger and Bobby Jones all of Coach Luciano s ; ? touch and goes. Walter Fegely leaves the 1250 to Harry Butler and the A. B. Dick to anyone who would touch it. Luis Feliciano leaves nothing. Lucretia Feola leaves lots of luck to the juniors, and the Cosmetology class and pity to the new freshmen. Belinda Feris leaves “The eyes of the rebel have been blinded by the blind Bernadette Feris leaves siempre recordare con amistad y carino mis queridos hermanos Praxedes Torres, Jorge Acosta, y Miss Giammolvo; verdaderos hijos del Borinquien. Art Fern leaves to Jay Bowman his gym suit; to Joe Rosko he leaves his hack saw and a pile of chips in machine shop. Robert Fialcowitz leaves nis knowledge of trying every sport in the school to anyone crazy enough. Rosemary Filipak is leaving Mr. Murphy s class with pneumonia and Mr Valentine's class, laughing. She leaves all her love to M.G. P R. and W E. and the hope that they’ll find all the happiness they could ever have. Ronald Flemming leaves nothing Carl Floether leaves the hope that everyone has a hopeful year in school next year. Billy Floether leaves the best of luck to the next senior class. Mario Gagne leaves all sports to anybody who wants to take them. . _ , Gypsey Galaydick leaves his seat in Mr. Sutton s English class, to anyone w ith enough paper to copy down all the advanced assignments. Vickie Gall leaves two more wonderful years of school to her brother Greg, and Mr Kunkle s dumb jokes. She also leaves to Bill Gratacos another wonderful year in high school, and another year with Mr. Dobson and his stupid jokes. The best of luck in Football Good Luck to both and the best of everything in the years ahead Mary Gallinot leaves her best wishes to Mrs. Airola and her book reports to any junior that w ants them Running Wolf Garrison leaves an empty beer bottle Zoya Gathings leaves finally, and to Maya and John she leaves all her many excuses to Elsie Warden Mark Gaynor leaves one Krinkle to Room 116 for any one who wants him. Guinea Ginsberg leaves, in good will, and further betterment of Athletic sports, a sireen and a Ruaah! Aida Gonzalez leaves her cold seat in Mr Murphy s class to Margarita Dejesus. Debbie Gonzalez leaves Angela. JoAnn, and Rosemary best of luck in twirling and leaves Jeff to walk the halls alone. Michele Gordon leaves to Donna the best of luck in her last year and another year waiting for her father to leave. Michael Gorman leaves. Kim Gould leaves to be with Jerry, and to D. H., A.C., K.G., V.P. and D P. all that she got of it — NOTHING!! Goodbye! Grub Grabau leaves his greasy coveralls, the great senior patio, and one grand for Tut to have his hands. Linda Graham leaves to her sister Sharon, all the luck in the world at D. H.S. and to Diane, Carmen, Joan, and Debbie, all the happiness and luck in drill team and to Terry all the luck w ith Mary Jane. She also leaves Bruce Cole all he can get. Lynda Grant leaves the American Flag to anyone strong enough to hold it up in a gale! She leaves Kathy, Mary-Ann. and Cathy, — Mr Davenport! Pam Green leaves behind her sisters and the best of luck to them in the rest of their high school years Debbie Griffin leaves know ing this was the best class Dover has ever had!! To Pat Northern, Ba Hotly and Dumont. Best of luck in their future years to Bobby S., Ann Hoerr, and Kathy Waters. Roxanne Guarino leaves to Carol the keys to her Camero since she'll never find them She leaves to Debbie and Sherri the best of luck in the next two years Piels Guiles wishes to leave Twig, (his little sister,) his seat in Mr. Murphy’s class. Also he would like to leave Bender a pair of bells. Esther Guzman leaves a lot of luck to her sister Frances in her future years at D.H.S. and a lot of fun during her senior year to Betsy Quinn Thank you to all the teachers, especially Mr. Goldman, for their help. Linda Hadowanetz w ishes all the future cosmetologists the best of luck Also lots of pity to all freshmen. Good-bye Mary-Jane!!! Dan Harris leaves but two words for those who hold prejudices against good people with long hair. They are not fine year. David Harrold leaves one spare tire for the copper kettle and all the teaching aids possible to Arnold P. Mark Ilaseltine leaves with April Fred leaves with Dave Long live The Family. John Henderson leaves. Pat Heun leaves to anyone that has little brains and a lot of guts the next four years of the General (Mr. Kagnasolo). Darleen Hinkley leaves to her brother Billy, four years of high school if he ever makes it!! (Ha! Ha!) Jim Hoffman leaves to the under class w restlers, the fury of pinning your opponent on the Tiger head, and collecting five bucks. Justine Horchor leaves nothing. William Hulmes leaves Vida Hummel leaves Patty Mattison and Sandy Morse another year of facials and fingerwav ing She also leaves the cafeteria’s ham and cheese on roll, thank goodness for “ Alka-Seltzer.” Gidget Huxster leaves her old hockey stick to the hockey team. Gloria Infante would like to thank Mrs. Alpaugh for all the help she gave her in biology and algebra Tom Iwicki leaves with the name of Frank DeNittv ECHOING through the halls. He also leaves his seat in Mechanical Draw ing to anyone w ho can fill it 169 Slip Jacobs leaves his nickname to Cleave, Hay, Kevin, Mike, Rick. Louie, and everybody who knows its meaning meaning. April Jennings leaves with Mark and also leaves to her brother Larry, her position on Tiger Mascots. ? x V4! “ Long Live The Family Bob Johnson leaves a six pack of beer and a bottle of wine to Doug King, and a six pack of Coke to Wayne (Rocky)and John (BozO). Sue Johnston leaves what there is to come . to Diane, her sister. To Donna. Ann, and next year. To Jerry her friend. Haven's Kask leaves to anyone who can sit in Cosmetology for four periods. He leaves Bruce Cole a case of Budwcis-er Beer in his locker 6 A. He leaves Angela his pet cat Smokey. William Kearney leaves Mr. Plonski a set of gold plated truth tables. Joe Keirnan leaves all the fun he had — after school was out. Barbara Kelly leaves to the cosmetology students — good luck, and to Debbie Cannon many happv fun-filled davs of suffering. Cary Kelly just leaves. Kevin Kelly leaves nothing. Gary Kernor leaves his best wishes to the next class. John Kersey just leaves. Jerry Ketcham leaves any underclassman whom he doesn't like, Mr. Sutton and his easy English class. Carol King leaves first flute to Melissa Schuler, who needs it, and to anyone else crazy enough to try it. Vince Klemm leaves nothing. Milton Knarr leaves a six pack to Bill and Bob Shortridge, and a soft squeezy lemon to all of the teachers. Eric Knoedler leaves the pleasure and joy of running through the dumps to Doug King and John Cenicola for Rocky” and Bozo”, and a new Mickey Mouse watch to ‘ Willie . Karen Koval leaves to be with Bill. She wills the captainship of twirling to anyone who has the ability to produce a good squad. Good-bye to Ann, Rosemary, and Jo-Ann. Walter Kozlowski leaves in quest to better the world just by presenting himself to it. Richard Krause just leaves. Nancy Krikorian leaves to Cindy, Terry, and Debbie all those good lunches; to Louise and friends, three happy (?) years of high school, and to Richard, just for the fun of it all. Dave Kubert leaves a shot of whiskey to Coach Luciano plus his rauchy wrestling uniform to Tutor'' and Nose Camel P.S. — Best of luck to Dan in two remaining years under B. B. Mike Kurtz leaves fun in Dover High School to anyone that can find it. Orin Lamerton leaves Mr. Sutton with his pornographic filmstrips. Carol Landeta leaves to Roxanne Guarino all the luck in the world with one certain person?? So she can tie-one-on. Jo Ann Lane says, “Good-bye, thank God, I am free at last! Jackie Levine leaves as.part of the best senior class ever, and leaves the Cheerleaders and Miss B. another terrific year and the best of luck. And last — to Sharon and her friends — two more years to live it up. Bill Linde would like to leave his love Phyllis this note: “ I’ll wait for you.” Rick Lipcsei leaves F—stein with Weed to guard the hill. Donna Lis leaves all the fun and best wishes to next year’s cheerleading squad and cousins, to my bestest buddies our friendship, also to D. F. happiness without hurt Moose Loeffler leaves a dozen bananas to Toot , Elaine Lori leaves to Buckeye two more years of misery, and hopes he gets through it better than she did. Lovcy Lovenberg leaves his brother-in-law his hair and goes to wait for his wife Ioann R. Shelly Lovito leaves Dawn, Cookie, Regina, and Bixby to tie-one-on down by the bridge every night. She also leaves to Jody and Andrea three more years to raise! ? in school. Tim Lowery leaves his sisters, Ann and Pat, three more years of school and wishes them luck, also his Tiger Pride seat in the boys’ locker room to anyone who wants it. Mark Magura leaves Doug Enyart to Mr. Brecker. Donald Malson just leaves. Stanley Manning leaves nothing — absolutely nothing! Renie Mase leaves happiness to El and Bob in their remaining years at D. H.S. Mouse Maurer leaves the best of luck in the future to Theresa and Carol, and to all the kids who dislike the cafeteria food — we know who to thank, don't we Mil!!?? LeRoy McConnell leaves his spot on the bench to Pete losso or anyone stupid enough to want it. Katy McGinty leaves to be with the gang, Klate”, Pate ”, Red , and Reel . Bob McHugh leaves nothing Willard Metz just leaves. Gus Milano leaves his brother Dominick with two more years of G. E.B and Bob Jones with one more year of S B A. Glenn Miller leaves the talent of growing a beard to Joe Slattery and Steve Camel. Also he leaves knowing he doesn't have to come back. Helene Mishook leaves Dover High with great relief and to Roy George two more years of waiting to leave. Carolyn Moran leaves Air to anyone who wants to breathe it. Cindy Morgan leaves her best wishes to everyone because they will need it. Kathy Morrison leaves the best of luck to her younger brother John, in his last two years at D H.S. Russell Morse just leaves. Mary Mullen leaves nothing. Louis Munch just leaves. Carmen Musse leaves the great food (ugh!) in the cafeteria to those who want to eat it. To Delia Vasquez she leaves her memories. David Neu leaves his memories (when completed) to Miss Nad. He also leaves with great hope for the future and fond memories of the past, also one used window sill to anyone who knows how to use it. He also leaves to go on to a bigger and tougher school — life. “Sorry, you ll have to find your own road, this one’s mine!” John Nicholas just leaves. Orlando Nieves leaves peace to all students in Dover High. Pat Northern leaves to be with John, and also leaves Mr. Becker her little brother, Touche. She also leaves the class of 73 lots of Bali Hai, and to Debbie Griffen Ba Holley. Sue Novak leaves to her sister Linda, and brothers, George and Robert, the best of luck in high school; Also, the high gym locker to another senior. Alida Ortiz just leaves. Elvis Panetta wishes luck to any person with the intelligence to collect 4-1 Elvis Presley albums; and to Mr. Valentine, he leaves Bill Hicks to give him a headache. Mark Papp leaves to Arnold the fond memories of his car which matched the quality of his teaching techniques. Also to George, he leaves six cases of nose remover Debbie Pappas leaves to be with a special friend and hopes that Debbie, Sherri, Patti, and Jerry find as much fun and happiness as she found with the greatest class ever, 1971 Don't forget ??, rewards will come to those who really try. Mary Payton leaves her position as drill team co-captain to a deserving girl, and the best of luck to Kay Keirnan in her senior year. Josephine Pellon leaves a position on the drill team, and to the next G.A.A. treasurer, the Best of Luck.” To the Playboy of Algebra happiness as a ‘(Senior) . 70 Carmen Pennella leaves his locker to anyone who can open it. Larry Pepin leaves the senior patio to whoever can find it. Arlene Piers wishes to leave her brother Bobby and her cousin Dennis all the luck in Dover High. Also, to Bctsv Quinn the best of luck in her last year and with cheerleading Sandy Poburski leaves any Jr. or Sr. in Cosmetology, Miss Licitra's understanding She, also, leaves her sister, Betty Ann. luck and happiness in her high school years. She, also leaves to be with Bill. Su anne Porfido leaves PEACE to anyone who’s lucky enough to find it. Larry Potillo leaves his lonely track shoes to some other (Sap). Janet Pressler just leaves. John Provost just leaves. Donna Quinn just leaves. James Quinn leaves his seat in Mill’s to Bob Dyer, the junior drunk with the intention of getting drunk Susan Rathjen leaves D.T. and L. M. to run for the bus alone and the color guard to find the little yellows in the darkness of life. Marie Reil leaves to Patty Mattison another year at Dear Old Dover High and to Mouse she leaves the thoughts of her packed car after football games. Michael Rettenmeyer just leaves. Terry Rhenn leaves to Nancy K another oops ”, to some unfortunate person her terribly hard seat in Mr Meyers geometry class and leaves to be with Mark and the coast guard. Jay Richards leaves Mr. Becker all the sunshine in the world. Armando Rodriquez leaves his place on the baseball bench to anyone who can take the splinters. Also the fun in the skiing bus and the satisfaction of being the first to break a pair of skis. He also leaves his seat in German to any other Cuban who wants to dazzle the teachers by speaking Spanish. Agustin Roque leaves to Mr. Becker all the underclassmen. Good Luck! He wishes Mr. Sanders (Boss) luck in the future because he leaves D H.S. also. Jean Rost leaves to Liz success in her future years at D. H.S. and to the kids in Cosmo good luck Victor Ruiz leaves love for the studies and sports. Teresa Ryerson leaves the longtime sunshine to guide your way, as hers. Ismael Sanchez leaves nothing. Josephine Sardina leaves to go on to big and better experiences, and to get as far away from this messed up place as she can, and love to Ozzie and Harriet. Ray Sarinelli leaves to the upcoming football players the ability not to get Moused’ by Pat. He also leaves with Linda and peacefully with the “family” Hopper, Fred, and Dove, “Togetherness. Bob Schlachter leaves his seat in architectual drawing to any SAP who can stand to sit there and draw for three periods. Marilyn Schoeck leaves many great joys and many great sorrows to the past. Also, the Fools on the Hill to Don. Ellen Schwartz leaves, wishing the best of luck to the next G.A.A. President and hopes that Tiny, Mouse, and Tibbies have two more good years at D. H.S. Donald Scott leaves nothing Mary Ellen Scrfass leaves all the great times at D. H.S. to have even greater times with Jimmy. Peace, Love, and Happiness. Noel Sestacl leaves Mr. Ciardi his job for the rest of hislife. Can you dig it? Long live Jefferson. Dave Sgalia leaves to Bill and Cliff the thought of double sessions next year, and to his sister Janice good luck in her high school years. Rosalind Shapiro leaves with the hope that better things are yet to come. Also, to her sister Raehelle, the frustrations of high school. Bennie Simmons leaves nothing James Slattery leaves a bowl of love to the teachers and one broken pencil to M K. and a razor for Steve Romaine. Kathleen Smith leaves to Dover High School six more Smiths to come. David Snyder leaves to Scott Gallo a box of nutriment and to Art Hengler a roll of tape. Pete Soto leaves all heartaches from Mr Valentine s History, to who-ever has him and $1.00 to who ever keeps Billy Hicks from the top five in cross country. James St. Angelo leaves to his younger brother Tom, the hope that high school will improve during his stay here. Dave Steer leaves not a thing Jeff Stickle leaves Otis nothing more, nothing less — just Otis.” He also leaves with the recipe to those delicious ham and cheese sandwiches. Patricia Suitt just leaves. William Sweeney just leaves. Loren Taylor leaves all underclassmen the ability to make the most of their remaining High School years. John Thiel just leaves. John Thoren leaves Steve Peer his charm! He also leaves the biggest B.J. in Dover. Arlene Thriemer leaves to Cousin Rob the hard work of staying an individual and to homeroom 123 no more animal sounds. Good luck to Color Cuard, you'll need it Cleave Thwaites leaves a red car to Lava Lips. Ann Tonini just leaves. Praxedes Torres just leaves. John Tregenza wills his parking space to any underclassman owning a Bug ; and (eaves lunch money to Mr. Sutton. Linda Trowbridge leaves with Ray and the Family knowing there could never be another “one to take its place. She also leaves to Ann Marie the ability to get lost on the way to Willowbrook Iris Vega leaves her cold seat in Mr. Murphy s class to Provi-dencia Gonzalez. Joanne Visioli leaves all the fun she had eating Urs rum balls in lunch to anyone who wants to laugh. Timothy Warner just leaves. Pam W'asher leaves everyone the best of luck in their future years at D.H.S. Nancy Weisbach leaves the start of a school magazine and best of luck to the drill team. And to Karl, she hopes he makes it. Joan White leaves Trish in a dark, dark universe in hope that she will find the little yellow jelly bean. Sarah White leaves to join the I.B.T.C., and to seek help from the B. B. and to be with R.Y.K. in Pfcace. Well, what do ya want for a dollar. Craig Whitmore wishes to leave all memories of this school to any jerk who is dumb enough to accept them so they II be off his back. Bruce Wieboldt just leaves. Myron Withka just leaves. Debbie Wojy leaves all of the hassles that were experienced to Pam. She also leaves Cin and Butch to terrorize Dover High. Richard Wong leaves to Goose more toys for his brother to play with. Charlene Young leaves with Skip; Also to Bran and Milde another year to have all the fun he can have fooling Mr. Becker. Virginia Young leaves Mary Lou Cox anything she forgets or can’t take with her. Gary Yurko leaves to all the practictioners of individualism to try to withstand prejudicism, ignorance, and stupidity. Ursula Zugel leaves the fun of sharing her rumballs with Joanne to anyone who goes to physics after lunch; and to her brother, Walter, four happy years at Dover High Dolores Zuzock leaves Best of Luck to all the girls in Cosmetology 171 Printing the 1971 Tiger involved the expenditure of approximately ten thousand dollars. The amount received from sales of the yearbook came to almost five thousand dollars. This left a five thousand dollar difference which had to be made up for in the advertising section. It is therefore quite obvious, that although it is placed last, the advertising section must rank as one of the most important sections in the entire book. Without the support of our advertisers, parent patrons, and boosters, the yearbook would not be able to publish or would be severely limited in size, scope and the features which it is able to supply. We of the 1971 Tiger staff would like to express our thanks and appreciation for the support of the individuals and businesses who purchased space in this section. We would also like to thank Mr. Harry DeLorenzo, Business Advisor, for his counsel in the preparation of the yearbook and the hard-working advertising staff, headed by Business Editor, Todd Benson, for their contributions in soliciting the advertisements in this section. -VSTT v vV - ;• BENSON and BOSTROM COMPANY World's Largest Transmission Specialists Route 46 Roofing Sheet Metal Work Best Wishes to the Class of '71 DOVER BUSINESS COLLEGE 15 E Blackwell St Dover. N.J. 07801 Congratulations White’s Rexall Pharmacy 100-107 E. Blackwell St Dover. N.J 07801 Between Trenton A W'ayne Streets Dover. N.J. 366-5100 Aluminum Siding leaders. Cutters 366-1262 165-169 Richards Ave Dover. N.J SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES Compliments of Flowers for Every Occasion John Schumacher 48 E. Blackwell Street Dover. N.J. 07801 366-0470 SCHWARTZ MOTORS Dodge Saab Jeeps 200 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N.J. Best Wishes For a Successful Future Goodyear Tires-Recapping DEB-U-TEEN BIRCH TIRECORP. Bassett Highway Dover, N.J. “First In Fashion” Bear Alignment 299 E. Blackwell St. Dover, New jersey 07801 Phone: 366-4600 Congratulations Seniors T«l. 361-2523 - 4 ZANELU'S LUNCHEONETTE B J ELECTRIC SUPPLY WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 121 East Blackwell Street Dover 366-9823 Alfred and Vanita 224 UNION TURNPIKE RT. 15 WHARTON, N. J. 07665 Paolucci, Prop. Compliments Of SPARTAN OIL COMPANY Dover, N.J. 361-0123 366-9499 AYERS CHEVROLET AND OLDS INC. DEHLER BROS. BUILDERS INC. General Contractors Alterations Remodeling Calvin Dehler Ronald Dehler 6 Wilcox Ave. 107 Baker Ave. Wharton, N.J. Dover, N.J. Rt.46 Dover FO 6-1243 Compliments Howet Corporation Austenal Division Roy St. Dover An Equal Opportunity Employer Compliments of DOVER-ROCKAWAY OFFICE Corner of Lee Avenue Route 46 Dover, New Jersey Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Sportsmen’s Barber Shop RED ALPAUCH Where good grooming starts Randolph Shopping Center BUXTON’S COUNTRY SHOPS Center Grove Rd A Route 10 Randolph Township Dover. N.J. William Righter And Edward Stouffer Management Best Wishes From The Employees of STEVE’S MEN’S At BOY’S WEAR Specializing In School Clothing Jackets And Accessories 9-11 Bassett Highway Dover. N.J DOVER LANES In the Shopping Center Home of Dover High Student League Special Student Rates Open Bow ling at all Times Reservations call 366-9200 Route 10 Dover. N.J. 366-2.315 FOXcroft 6-9879 CARMEN'S LUNCHEONETTE DOVER RECORD SHOP Oldies But Goodies Always In Stock Gift Certificates NEWSPAPER-MAGAZINES-SUNDIES HOT AND COLD SANDWICHES ICECREAM 366-2050 10 N. Morris St. CARMEN PENELLA 145 King St. Dover. N.J. Prop. Dover, N.J. Compliments of ROY’S AUTO BODY SHOP 260 E. Blackwell St. SACKS Dover, N.J. Paint Wallpaper Inc. 52 N. Sussex Street Dover, N.J. ABE'S Phone 366-9531 Fabrics curtains M D custom slipcovers and draperies Automotive Machine Shop 28 W. Blackwell Si. 189 Richards Avenue Dover, N.J. Dover 07801 New Jersey HON'S Best Wishes DOVER ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Confectioner and Delicatessen Specializing in Homemade Salads 361-6066 182 So. Morris St. Dover N.J. 50 W. Blackwell St. Dover, N.J. 366-2800 Call “Bob” Sweeney For Your Sport Or Formal Wear Phone 625-1666 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of ’71 Vey Cadillac Co. Route 46 Rockawav. N.J Opposite RCA Warehouse Route 46 Rockaway. N.J New Jersey Power Light Company Serving Morris County Over 100 Years Dover Jewelers Inc. 19 East Blackwell Street “At the sign of the Street Clock Congratulations to the Class of 71 From ANNIE FINK t STRENG, TRABER A SPENCER Insurance Underwriters The HEDDEN CO. 23 South Warren St Dover. N.J. CARSON AND GEBEL RIBBON 12 West Blackwell St Dover. N.J. COMPANY 17 S Warren St. Dover. New Jersey 07801 Fuel Oil — Plumbing Heating 366-2374 Phone 366-0256 Dover Board of Education Dr. Arnold J. Sgalia, President Mr. Willard R. Benson Mr. Ivan Basch Mr. Joseph Mann Mr. Robert H. Flanagan Mr. James W. McCahill Mr. George W. Pepin Mr. William F. Shuler Mr. Jose Vasquez Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1971 Congratulations and Best wishes to the class of 1971 from A LjjJk ffa One of Dover’s Largest Department Stores 29 Center Street Sparta, New Jersey 07871 15 W. Blackwell St. Dover, N.J. RANDOLPH SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Established 1923 Main Office: 1 Bassett Highway Opposite Post Office Dover, New Jersey Tell: 366-4500 Branch Offices Route 10 Randolph Twp. 40 So. Main St., Wharton Main St., Wharton 366-5679 366-1330 366-3322 Saving Accounts Insured Up to $20,000 Where Our Interest In You Comes 1st PETER S JEWELRY Expert Watchmaker FREE ESTIMATES 5 E. Blackwell St Phone 361-2171 Dover, N.J. 07801 NATIONAL UNION BANK “The Action Bank The best for checking services and savings. 366-2000 Member F.D.I.C. Compliments ERNIE TAYLOR SMITH FUNERAL HOME 1 Baker Ave. Dover, N.J. 366-0382 DOVER SMOKE CARD SHOP 1 E. Blackwell St. Dover, N.J. 366-8071 D. Monahan OFFICE 366-1211 FRANCIS J. TIRELLA REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1971 ALFRED DUNNER INC. 7 West Blackwell Street Dover, New Jersey Tirella Building 623-1790-1 Since 1922 B-J ELECTRIC SUPPLY 224 Union Turnpike Route 15 Wharton. N J 07885 H. A. GREENE SPORTING GOODS Complete Line of School — Club Athletic Apparel and Equipment — Assured Service — 28 Halsey Street Newark, N.J. Best Wishes To The Class of 1971 From GREAT GORGE SKI AREA McAfee, New Jersey Phone 366-2099 SPANISH AMERICAN GROCERY Congratulations to the Class of 1971 11 S. Essex St. Nazario Rodriguez Dover N.J. Proprietor Best Wishes To Class of'71 from Dover Funiture Company Dover, N.J. Wayne, N.J. Compliments of a Compliments of Woolworth’s DUNKIN DONUTS 52 Delicious Varieties World's Finest Coffee 387 Route 46 Rockaway, N.J. 366-6665 Picture Frame Company Inc. 158 W. Clinton St Dover. N.J. 07801 Made In Dover — Sold All Over” Trend Motors Route 46 Rockaway. N.J. Compliments of DOVER PHOTO SUPPLY Dover Dover DOVER BAKE SHOP Open Sundays 366-0237 auto parts batteries seat covers “Everything Photographic” 25 East Blackwell Street New Jersey Tel: 366-7222 29 West Blackwell Street J. E. Brown New Jersey 26 E Blackwell St Dover. N J 07801 Discount Prices Harry L. Schwarz Co. REALTORS ESTABLISHED 1897 366-5600 28-30 NO. SUSSEX STREET DOVER, N.J. HENRY 0. BAKER INCORPORATED 7 South Warren Street Dover. New Jersey 366-0500 Real Estate Insurance personal service is our only product. Ralph’s Mine Hill Market Frozen Food Vegetables Meats A Specialty Rt 46 And Randolph Avenue Mine Hill. N J VfiNtte Tfp class or 71 WQ 5udQ5 Tjf CIJSD Muchas Felicidades a la clase gradvanda de 1971les desea: Congratulations to The Class of YAZMIN AND AMY SHOP ’71 from Ropa para toda la familia A FRIEND Ismael Acevedo 13 S. Essex St. propietario Dover. N.J DORN KIRSCHNER Band Instrument Company P.O Box 1423 Union, N. J Juchhe und Juchheirssa! DEUTSCHEN KLUB BEE LINE COVER CORP. Auto Tops Boat Covers Rt 46, Dover Seat Covers Truck Cushions 366-3867 Compliments of SPARTAN OIL COMPANY Dover, N.J. Compliments CIRCLE SYSTEM Athletic Equipment Reconditioners Easton, Pa 18042 Good Luck Graduates” from Open 7 Days A Week 24 Hours A Day £lconom it bept. St ore TRAVELERS DINER under new management Hv Sol Schwartz • Route 206 • Stanhope, N.J U.S. Route 46 Dover, N J. Telephone 201-347-4500-1 COUNTRY SQUIRE BAKERY phone 366-0480 BRYANT’S FURNITURE K Mart Shopping Plaza Rt 10 Dover, N J 07801 Rt. 46 Mine Hill Dover, N.J. Phone 366-1616 Professional Friends CsifStbin Dibb.% Sorza ex Copthin tow o o i TV E R8 Gonoie. Oeochom Anylo Trombo Cathy Dawonport Rosemary Kuuh. My OiehL Jooone Moh+ooK Dr. Benjamin M. Alper Dr. Evangelo Arvanetes Nicholas A. Bertha, M.D. Robert L. Blake, D. D.S. Dr. Collins Bernard M. Covalesky, M.D. Paul Colvin Carl K. Friedland, M D Edward S. Gates, O. D Dr. Albert O. Grant J. Leonard Greif, M.D. Dr. C. Halter Alden P. King, M. D. Paul P. Krikorian, M.D Julian Menden, M.D. Ralph Minervino, D D.S. Henry AlphonseT. Mysiewicz, M.D. William Pomerantz, M.D. Henry R. Satzger, D. D.S. Mr. Sidney Schwarz, M.A.I. Boris Seeber Arnold J. Sgalia, D. P.M. Arthur C. Sgalia, D. D.S. Dr. Richard A. Shwalb Albert Singer, V.M D. Robert R. Siroty, M. D. Gabor Somjen, M. D Dr. Jos Spadola Leslie P. Stringer, M.D. Ihsan M. Uygur, M.D. Mr. Mrs. James Youngelson Robert Zufall, M. D. ,. Willinger Mr 4 Mrs. George Aber Amaro Acevedo John F Albrecht Mr Mrs John Albinson Mr Mrs Z. C Altman Mrs. Lola Alvarez David A Ammerman Mrs Carl L. Anderson Mr Mrs John Andrews 4 Family Mr 4 Mrs William Arway Mrs Ivory Asbell Fran. Debbie. Avec Mr 4 Mrs Wayne Baker Mr 4 Mrs. John Balderson Mr 4 Mrs Ed Bassett C H Bates Mr 4 Mrs Melvin Batson Mr 4 Mrs Stephen Berry Kathryn Berry Bidi Miss Patricia Bieterman Karen 4 Bill Mrs Peter Blanos The Blond Bombers Lynn 4 Frances Boyarski Mr 4 Mrs. C Brasca Mr 4 Mrs David Brennan Mr 4 Mrs. Elloit Bruen Mr 4 Mrs Bruce Bucklin Mr 4 Mrs. Joseph J Buono Mr 4 Mrs. Ray Buratti Caesar Mrs Hazel Campbell Karen Campoli Mr 4 Mrs Charles C. Cappello Mr 4 Mrs A. Carchietta Cathy 4 George Carpenter Ellen Cashen Mr 4 Mrs Vince Cashen Mr 4 Mrs V. Cerreto M ilte Chacai Chang Mr. 4 Mrs. NicholasCicak Rosemarie. Cindy Mr 4 Mrs Donald Clark Mr 4 Mrs Fred M Clark Sharon Compano Mr R Cole 4 family Helen A Cobb Mr 4 Mrs Leo P Crosbie Mr 4 Mrs H Cruikshank Robert Cunningham G D is alive and well Elaine 4 Dave Edith A Dahlem Larry 4 Debbie Dolores Decker “67 Mr 4 Mrs Gordon DeGraw Kim DeGraw Frank DeNitty Floyd E. Dickerson Jill Dippman Peace Social Director Fred DiRenzo Mr Robert Dobson Nik Donbascanton: Candles in the rain. Mr 4 Mrs Drew Austin Drukker Mr 4 Mrs. A Ebner Peggy Eckest Priscilla Elinster Foot-face Mrs August A Fick Boosters Mr 4 Mrs. Filipski Mr 4 Mrs Raymond Fisher Mr 4 Mrs R E. Flaherty Mr 4 Mrs Ravmond Flaherty Bill Flatt Mr 4 Mrs Stanley Fogerty Mr R Franklin A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend The Fucci’s Mark 4 Hank Gaffney Joe 4 Gail Gregory Call Victoria Gall Mr 4 Mrs Frank Gallo Mr 4 Mrs William Gannon Mr 4 Mrs Edward Gardner Mr 4 Mrs. Carl Glapish Rev. Lawrence Glover Mr 4 Mrs. L Gold Mr Goldman and Mr Gustafson Mrs Elsie E. Gordon Mr 4 Mrs Melvin Goodenough Mr Larry Graham Mr 4 Mrs Joseph GrazianoSr Mr 4 Mrs. John Groate Mr 4 Mrs Jacob Groeters Arlene. Vinnv. Joan 4 Harry Mr 4 Mrs Kenneth Hendrickson Pat Heun Helen Hoffman Jim Hoffman Mr 4 Mrs David Holeman Mrs. J C. Holley Mr R B Holley Mr R Horten Mrs Paul Horutz Mike Hudock Huey‘71 Vida Hummel 71” Luc Jacobs Mrs. Lila Jaffe Bobby James. Music Instructor Mrs Lottie Iwicki Cathy James Jay AI 4 Doris lepson Dover Shade and Linoleum Jim Johnson Mrs Dwight Jones Doris Jonis The W'alter Just Family J.V. Cheerleaders Mr 4 Mrs. John M Kaschak Miss Mary Kastner Mr 4 Mrs. Allen Keith Mr 4 Mrs. Joseph J Kelly Jack Kersey Carol King 71 Mr 4 Mrs Charles King Mr 4 Mrs. John Korpos Mr 4 Mrs. Donald Kruck Mr 4 Mrs. A Kurinec Mr 4 Mrs Lancaster Janet Lance Mr 4 Mrs. Lange Mr 4 Mrs Martin Lazarus Mr 4 Mrs Francis Lee Mrs William Leinberger Miss Licitra Ray 4 Linda Charlene Loree Lou The Luncheon Club Mrs Patricia Lusardi Rich 4 Lynda My “Muzzy” Mae Mr 4 Mrs James I Mahtook Mr 4 Mrs Ronald Mahy Mrs H Malinowski Mario 4 Marie Mr 4 Mrs J Nlarisiconette Mr 4 Mrs Henry Masker Mr 4 Mrs Mattison Mr 4 Mrs Mattison Ann Matyola Frank J Mauger Mr 4 Mrs Orlando Mauriello Mrs Evelyn S McClone Mr Richard McNeely Mr 4 Mrs James Melillo Linda Miller Mrs Thomas Miller Mr 4 Mrs. John Morrison Mr 4 Mrs A H Moyer Miss Eileen Nad Mr 4 Mrs Alfred Nazzaro Mr 4 Mrs James V Nazzaro Sr Mr 4 Mrs Joseph Nazzaro Mr 4 Mrs Richard Newman Jeanette S. Nielsen Mr 4 Mrs Allen S. Nietz Richard Novak Mr 4 Mrs Constantino Pallis Mr 4 Mrs. Peter Pallis Paul 4 Pam Mr 4 Mrs Ralph Panik Mrs Joseph Parry Patos 3 Patty Peace Patty Jerry 4 Pauline Mr 4 Mrs. James Paulos Mr 4 Mrs. John Pesta Mr 4 Mrs. John O Peterson Mrs. Angelina Pillion Enriaue R Pino Arnold Plonski Sandy Poburski Mr 4 Mrs Pokluda Mrs. Rose Pollini Frank Poulos Mr 4 Mrs. Frank Puccio Mrs. M Randall Mr 4 Mrs M W Rarick Jr Mrs. Betty Reed Phyllis Coates 4 George Reeves Mr 4 Mrs. Edward G. Reich Marie Reil Jay Richards Mark Richards Michele 4 Richie Rick Lois Riker Mrs Margaret Riley Mr ot Mrs Rocco Rosica Mr 4 Mrs Carmine Rossi Mr 4 Mrs Herman E Roebuck Mr 4 Mrs Nicholas Rokosh Jean Rost 71 Mr 4 Mrs. J B. Rowland John Rudinsky Arthur Ruggierio (JBC)Sarah 4 Ryk Marilyn Schoeck Mr William Schultz Scoutmaster Mr 4 Mrs Georgg Sebastian Rachelle Shapiro Rosalind Shapiro Beth Shaw Mr 4 Mrs Thomas Shea Paul Sherwood Mr 4 Mrs Alan Shiffrin A 4 B Barber Shop Wr E Shortridge Sr Mr. 4 Mrs William F. Shuler Mr 4 Mrs Robert M Simmons Miss Barbara Skiba Mr 4 Mrs Gene Slater Mr 4 Mrs Leo Sledgeski The Smith Funeral Home Mr 4 Mrs S Smozanek Mr 4 Mrs George Sorma Mr 4 Mrs W R Spence Jr Gerald Sperry Mr 4 Mrs Gerald Sperry Mr Jon Sperry Mr 4 Mrs Louis Sperry Mr Sonny Sperry James St Angelo Carden Statesmen’ Mr 4 Mrs Victor Susco ART Mr 4 Mrs Ernest J Taylor Debbie Teixeira 71 Mr 4 Mrs. Jack R Thomson Toni Tiger Mr 4 Mrs. Frank Tome John Tregenza Elizabeth Trow bridge Mr George Trowbridge Mr 4 Mrs A Twillev Joanne V. Mr 4 Mrs Harland Vanderhoof Mr. 4 Mrs. Judson L. Van Gordon Mr 4 Mrs. Robert Van Orden Varsity Cheerleaders Cathy. Barbara. Marie. 4 Vida 71 Cind W'alkowski Debbie 4 Walt Mrs F J Walty Mr 4 Mrs W’arr Pam Washer Bob Watson Mr 4 Mrs Victor Weaver Mr. 4 Mrs. August Weber Mr. 4 Mrs Raymond Weishapl Mr 4 Mrs Don White Mr 4 Mrs R E Whitemore William B T Myron Withka Richard Wong Mr 4 Mrs Gordon Wyatt Mr 4 Mrs Joseph Yosh Charlene Young Ur sie Z Old Zac Miss Patricia Zaccone Mr 4 Mrs Frank Zupa Auf Wiedersehen vom Vierten Reich-German IV Z.C.L Patrons Mr. A Mrs. Eusebio Acosta Mr. Mrs. Walter Adler Mr. R. C. Anderson Mr. Mrs. Thomas Apostolopoulos Mr. A Mrs. G. A. Beacham Mr. A Mrs. Robert F. Becker Mr. A Mrs. Willard R Benson Mr. Mrs. Raymond R Berg Mr. Mrs. Frederick J. Bex Mr. Mrs. P. Donald Bostrom Mr. i Mrs. F. Boyarski Mr. A Mrs. William C. Brown Mr. A Mrs. Daniel C. Burdge Mrs. Eva Reule Casey Mr. Mrs. Thomas Cashen Mr Mrs. Vincent Cashen Mr. Mrs. Rafique Uddin Choudhuri Mr. Mrs. Alfonso Ciardi Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Cicak Mr. A Mrs. AngeloCleffi, Jr. Mr. Paul Colvin, Esq. Mr. A Mrs. F. Cuebas Mr. A Mrs. Wm. Decker Mr. A Mrs. Thomas R. DeShazo, Sr. Mr. A Mrs. Nicholas Di Domenico Mr. A Mrs. Harry 1. Diehl Mr. A Mrs. John Dippman Mr. A Mrs. Dobson Mrs. Barbara Draper Mr. A Mrs. H. Driscole Mr. A Mrs. Hugh J. Farrell Andrew Z. Gall Mr. A Mrs. Marvin Grant Mr. A Mrs. John A. Green Mrs. Helen Holland Mr. A Mrs. William J Hulmes Mr. Harry A. Hummel Mr. A Mrs. Jos6 Infante Mr. A Mrs J. Stuart Inglis Mrs. L. Iwicki Mr. A Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. A Mrs. Francis K Kelly Mrs. Charles W. King Mr. A Mrs. Joseph Koval Mr. A Mrs. Hermann Kurbjeweit Mr. Joseph La Bove Mrs. Lillian Lamerton Mr. A Mrs. Seymour Levine Mr. A Mrs. Albert Lipcsei Mr. A Mrs. Henry Lis Mr. A Mrs. F. E. Loeffler Mr. A Mrs. Sam Lori Mr. A Mrs. Anthony Mackron Mr. A Mrs. John Maurer Mr. A Mrs. James W. McCahill Mr. J. A. Middleton, III Mr. A Mrs. Charles W Mishook Mr. Eugene F. Murphy Mr A Mrs. George R. Novak Mr A Mrs. Sebastino Panetta Mr. A Mrs. Walter Jay Pappas Mr. A Mrs. Elmer Poburski Mr A Mrs. R. L. Rastelli Mr. A Mrs. John Rathjen Mr. A Mrs. Edward Reil Mr. A Mrs. Leo Rhenn, Jr. Mr. Leo Rhenn, Sr. Mrs. Gwen Richards Mr. A Mrs. Gerald Ryerson Mr. A Mrs. Dominick Sarinelli, Sr, Mr. A Mrs. George F. Schoeck Mr. A Mrs. Stanley Schoonmaker Mr. A Mrs. Frank Schramm Mr. A Mrs. Sol Schwartz Dr. A Mrs. A. J. Sgalia Mr. A Mrs. Henry Shapiro Mr. A Mrs. Bennie Simmons Mr. A Mrs. G. S. Smith Mr. A Mrs. Robert Stickle Mr. A Mrs. William Sturm Mr. A Mrs. William H. Taylor Mr. A Mrs. John Thriemer Mr. A Mrs. Jonathan Cleaver Thwaites Mr. Clyde Utz Mr. A Mrs. Robert Verseput Mr. A Mrs. Armand Visioli Mr. A Mrs. M. Washer Mr. A Mrs. D Waxier Mr. A Mrs. Patrick White Mr. A Mrs. Samuel E. White Mr. A Mrs. Conrad A. Wojy K Y A J Wong Mr. A Mrs. Elmer Yurko Mr. A Mrs. Zugel Success To The Senior Class LORI S DELICATESSEN STORE 325 West Clinton Street, Dover, N. J. Sam Helen Lori, Props. 366-7169 President-Jerry Ketcbom V President - Mary Payton GLASS OF 7J” Secretary- Pann AdLER Treasurer- Bonnie Beoabam ArsityD Club -feotboEL J.AG- ChannpQ County Chomps State. Section WrftsiLmn X-A-C. Chomps. County Champs OiSt iCT IH 7o-7i RosKethoLL Coo of y Chomps CrQAS Country X.A.C. Chomps Jndoflr TrnriK 8T0Te ChQnnpQ (OiS+Qnct rOedlcy) BAflgRALl Outdoor TrticIC Rich “'free Dirawi - Pres. Roy T SharK SariN LLi - Le.ns'5moothy mi tier - Trejos. Ray s'Coo; DeLorenzo - vSec. Chris nNP C.6. H CoK - 4ov Sor Oakwood 7-6232 FAITH’S HOUSE OF ELEGANCE The Ultimate in Hair Styling Array of Fashions Boutique Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1971 DOVER OIL COMPANY Route 46, Rockaway (Behind Rockaway Sales) Faith Ginsberg (201) 627-6234 Sponsors MARILYN’S FLOWER SHOPPE GIFTS Flowers for all occasions Across From RCA Warehouse Marilyn 4 Eugene 286 Route 46 Santia Rockaway, N.J. 07866 Camel’s Market Campus Athletic Uniform Mfg. Corp. Dover Corner Market Dover Fabrics Mr. and Mrs. Hank Gaffney Fritt’s Service Center Gene’s and Nick’s Barber Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1971 You’re always welcome to shop with us. Harris Shoes Ken’s Tavern Proctor Motor Company Shantung Restaurant Snow’s Glass and Mirror Company Three Brothers Restaurant The Quality Shop Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf Through the Year... Walk together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earth; Then and only then shall ye have peace. --SANSKRIT Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1971 1970-71 Exchange Student Luc Jacobs — Belgium NEW JERSEY POWER LIGHT CO. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Best Wishes and Success in the Future To the Class of 1971 RUTANCOAL AND OIL COMPANY 36-42 W. Blackwell St., Dover, N.J. Best Wishes to the Class of ’71 from All of Us at Crown-Friedland’s now PI I E ID L -A. IsT ID'S Dover's LARGEST Store for Famous Brands of Clothes Housewares OVER 57 YEARS OF RELIABILITY If At t AN e Gi rO 0 f Ccmmmiti f :Phaimaaj 3 t McFARlAN Si (Rt 4b) 3 6-0404 OQVEP.N J 366-0404 Free Delivery PERSONALIZED PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Full line of Vitamins-Baby Needs Cosmetics Gifts by West Moreland-Evans-Maleck Woods Featuring:Revlon Cosmetics T W Ice Cream 233 E. McFarlan St. (Rt. 46) Dover, N.J. Compliments of JAMES L. RUTHER Realtor Compliments of ROBIN’S SANDWICH SHOPPE 16 S. Bergen St. Dover, N.J. 361-7095 tffs Ml«0 aoA Maze! Tov to the Class of 71 from JOE WEISSMANN of Dover, New Jersey HARRIS SHOE STORE Exclusive Agency for Bass-Tacks 21 W. Blackwell St. Dover, New Jersey PHONE 366-9565 FRED’S SHELL SERVICE AUTO ACCESSORIES — ROAD SERVICE MINOR AUTO REPAIRS TUNE-UP— BRAKES —MUFFLERS —SHOCKS SOUTH SALEM ST DOVER, N.J 07801 FRED GAFFNEY, JR PROPRIETOR Best Wishes to the Class of 71 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '71 PARK UNION CO. AMERICAN WELDERY AND STEEL CO Dover, N.J S. Salem St. Dover, N.J. Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY Dover Agents K-Mart Shopping Center 366-4262 Dover HtUNfUPStRVICtfl 366-1515 JAKE'S AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE (Jake's Battery Service) Rebuilders of Alternators Starters Dynamometer T une-U p Jack Fordyce, Prop. 20 N. Bergen St. Dover. N.J 07801 TEMPO Music Center School Band Instruments Featuring Trayhor Amplifiers Private Lessons On All Instruments Complete Line Of Major Brand Guitars and Amplifiers Guild Fender Yamaha Gibson • Sheet Music Books 366-3077 366-3050 Rt. 46 Dover Music Instruction • Guitar • Piano • Organ • Drums • Sax • T rumpet • Flute • Clarinet Congratulations To The Class Of 71 NATIONAL HOSE CO. Subsidiary of DAYCO Corporation As (liis yearbook draws to a close, it is only fitting to give special thanks to the people who worked so diligently on TIGER '71 throughout the past ten months. Firstly, the entire staff expresses its appreciation to Mrs Ectty Inglis. our advisor, who lead us through all of the little storms. Her steadfast confidence and never-failing patience kept us going throughout the year. Next, recognition and thanks must be given to several students who learned to eat, think and live TIGER '71. These people. Helene Mishook, Don Schwarz, Enid Waxier, and Ed Gasey, were always willing to pitch in and help do anything from 3- R forms to selling ads. East, but not least, our gratitude goes to Mr. Lou Esposito, our American Yearbook representative, and Mr. Harry De Lorenzo, our business advisor, for their vary capable assistance. Special thanks must also be given to Jim St. Angelo, David Berry, Morris County's Daily Record and the Daily Advance, for helping us locate many important pictures. TIGER '71 is finished now and our work is over We hope that in the years to come this publication will allow you to relive for just a moment your years at Dover High School. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Sincerely, Marilvn Schoeck Yearbook Staff Editor-in-chief — Marilyn Schoeck Pat Diehl Literary Editor — Edward Casey Vickie Gall Ester Guzman Literary Staff— Helene Mishook Vida Hummel Pam Adler Karen Koval Karen Koval Mike Kurtz Nancy Krikorian Elaine Lori Arlene Thriemer Helene Mishook Sarah White Carl Panetta Art Editor — Timothy Lowery Dave Sgalia Rosalind Shapiro Art Staff — Jill Dippman Loren Taylor Jackie Levine Ursula Zugel Mary Ellen Serfass Typing Editor — Susan Novak Girls’ Sports Editor — Joanne Visioli Girls’ Sports Staff — Pat Diehl Typing Staff — Diana Enyart Ellen Schwartz Vickie Gall Ursula Zugel 1 Pamela Greene Marie Reil Boys’ Sports Editor — David Harrold Virginia Young Boys’ Sports Staff — Bob Cleffi Photography Editor — Cleave Thwaites David Sgalia Jeffrey Stickle Photography Staff — Luc Jacobs Dick Wong Business Manager — Todd Benson Treasurer — Vickie Gall Business Staff — Pam Adler Marc Barnett Identification Manager — Donna Lis Richard Bex Dona Brown Advisor — Mrs. Bettv Inglis Bob Cleffi Lou Cobo Business Advisor — Mr. Harry DeLorenzo t t % ft
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