Dover High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dover, NJ)

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Left: Elizabeth McClanahan. Below: Emelinda Ayala. Raquel Sanders and Maria Torres sing during their period of choir. Below right: Mrs. Muccilli conducts the choir as well as plays the piano. iyj These students volunteered their time to help out at various school functions. They were seen at Back-to School night, the awards ceremony, graduation, concerts and the school play. Pictured are: Doreen Cook, Heather Thompson, Janet Anderson, advisor-Mrs. Tanner, Stephanie Correa, Margaret Kohli and Julie Cozzolino. Activities 29

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The school choir was composed of sixty-five talented members, two of whom were selected as members of the region chorus. The exceptional talent of Jennifer Smith and Sharon Lawrence helped the choir become a successful organization. Each year the school choir is involved with social activites that include several school concerts and local area concerts. Their music ranges from contemporary songs to classical pieces. Right: Cathy Henderson. Tonya Yurecsko and Theresa Orama at practice. Below left: Kristi Morette watches her teacher. Mrs. Muccilli. Below right: Dana Landis. Ileana Ramirez and Sissy Sliker practice for their spring concert. Student Government was composed of six students elected by the student body. Pictured at right: Michele Secco — Recording Secretary, Conney Berger — President, Sherwin James — Treasurer, Tomi-jo Leverington — Assistant Treasurer, Yolanda Santana — Corresponding Secretary, and Cathy Magliocchetti — Vice President. Its main functions were to promote school spirit and to act -as a liasion between students and administration. Advising the group throughout the year was Mr. Gene Rampone. 28 Choir

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Right: Dan Kruzsely helps Mr. Frederiks in the resource center by delivering equipment to various classrooms. Below: Tracey Southard helps the secretaries with the attendance cards in the morning. Right: George Ortega spends his free time helping in the attendance office while Heather Thompson helps in the main office. Above: Academic Decathlon members- sitting - Lara Loory, Cathy Magliocchetti. Stasie Sullivan, advisor Mrs. Cobb. Standing -Mike Sliker, Chris Peer. Edwin Rivera. Jason Fabozzi, Jay Jardine, Randy Davis, Bob Murphy. This year DHS participated in the nationwide Academic Decathlon for the first time. A highly competitive and purely academic competition, it provided a chance for students to gain in-depth knowledge in a variety of subjects while competing against other students of the same intellectual caliber. According to the rules, our team was comprised of four students with “A” averages, four with “B” averages and four with “C” averages. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Cobb, the team met early every morning before classes from November to February. The regional competition was held on February 7, at CCM. Students from all over Morris County took multiple choice tests in a variety of subjects, wrote essays and gave speeches. In a field of more than fifty “A students, Lara Loory placed third and Jason Fabozzi placed first in the speech category. ©©©©Moira 30 Activities