Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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 i@©dl GMgjIMs, Lfidlll© TDd® F®ID ©@[ffi)®(% ®Q ©FI! ,99 “Good Night, Ladies,” a farce in three acts, was produced on November 20 and 21 at Dover High. This hilarious comedy marked the first time since 1960 that a fall play has been done at Dover. Under the direction of Rob Mains and Laura Thwaites, both teachers at East Dover, Good Night, Ladies” had a cast and crew of about 20 high school students. These actors and set-builders put in long hours four times a week for two months in order to make the comedy the success it was. Below: Ken Cenicola and Jay Jardine exhibit their best lady like behavior. Right: Jessica Sisto as Helen. Far right: Jay Jardine and Ken Cenicola drag Randy Davis after one of his fainting fits. The side-splitting plot centered around Helen and Jane Raleigh who avoid losing their dormitory by persuading their brother, Sam, and Jane’s boyfriend, Jug Brown, to dress up in women’s clothes and im-personate their aunts as chap-erones. Among the best parts throughout the play, was George West who kept fainting at unfortunate moments, Dean Eggleby, the kiss scene between Sam and Lulu, and Jug’s line about the frog — “We fed him peanuts and he lived in a tree!” Right: Jessica Sisto watches as Greg Allison hands Mary Beth Fritch a telegram. Far right: The cast and crew of “Good Night, Ladies. 24 Activities

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Below: Agnes May helps put up decorations for the International festival. Left: Angel Gonzalez and Stepanie Correa pickout an international desert to eat. Middle: Heather Thompson makes decorations. Activities 23

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Above left: Ken Cenicola wonders how he got into such a mess (and a dress!) Above: Evonne Olano as bubbly Angela. The math team participates in six contests each year and provides students with the chance to solve difficult mathematical problems. The team is a member of the New Jersey Mathematics League, and sends it’s five highest scores on each test to be entered in league competition. Teams from schools all around the state, including many in Morris County, also send in their high scores and receive awards for the highest total scores at the end of the year. Members of the team pictured below are Greg Allison, Dan Burlew, Linda Brill, Ken Cenicola, Randy Davis, Kathy Dempsey, Jason Fabozzi, Sherwin James, Ben Loory, Lara Loory, Grisel Martinez, Evonne Olano, and Chris Welsch. After three contests the leading scorers for the team were Jason Fabozzi — 12 points, Randy Davis — 12, Jay Jardine — 12, and Sherwin James —11. 25 Activities