Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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JOHN MEXGES, “JOHNNY Commercial Course “All men are possible heroes” HAROLD BOWEN, “BOXY” Commercial Course “How well I know what I mean to do” IDA HERMAN Unfortunately, she has quit school. MARGARET HOSTETLER, “PEG” Latin Course “I’ll be merry and I’ll be free, I'll be sad for nobodce.” GWILYM BRAUN, “BRAUNIE” General Course “Just got loose from mother’s apron strings” CARL WEINZ Commercial Course “The smile that won’t wear off”

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JOSEPHINE WIBLE, “JOE” Latin Course One who is just like a character in a book” RUSSEL ZOLLARS, “RUSS” Commercial Course “Always ready with an anstver—(of some kind) HELEN MAURER. “CORKY” General Course “One of those few immortal names that were not born to die, but to be changed GLADYS POTSCHNER, Commercial Course “I to myself am dearer than a friend” ROBERT SHIELDS. “CHERUB” General Course “A girl, a girl, my kingdom for a girl” MARGARET UEBEL, “PEGGY” Commercial Course “So quiet you don’t know she is around”

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CECIL STOCKER Vocational Course “A favorite of the boys” DOXALD BENSON. “BENNY Commercial Course ' • that has patience can accomplish anything ELIZABETH SCHARR Vocational Course “Like a sunbeam on a sullen sea FRANCIS MACS. “MACSIE Commercial Course “Easy (joint ” BERTHA PFEIFFER. “BERIME” Commercial Course “Why aren’t they all content like me EARL KOOS. “FEET” General Course “He thinks he doesn’t like the girls”