Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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cRiroon - crg y FACULTY F. Joseph Hermann, Mount Union College, A. B. Ohio State University He hasn’t much to say, Yet he always has his way In spite of all that happens, on each trip. He can grasp a situation Or clinch an explanation In a way that never gives a slip. Miss Doris Huber, Oberlin Business College Commercial She does her stint Without a hint Of favorites or pets. When the year is done Just every one Must take what grade he gets. Lawrence H. Alexander, Oberlin College Music This is not the Alexander Who had a rag-time band, For rag-time is a malady Which this man cannot stand. Miss Cara L. Knapp, Ohio Wesleyan, B. S. Mathematics Though her name is Knapp Which rhymes with nap Right there the comparison stops, For she makes us work, And when we shirk She combs our blooming mops. DOl eR 199,6

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CRjnsOO GR€Y MR. E. W. BLACKSTONE Principal DOI 6R 1926

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CRjnSOD GR€Y Wayne J. Fisher, Oberlin College, B. S., in Ed. Commercial Full of intensity. This foe of density Is a lover of all things true; He demands all the speed Of which there is need. And a little bit extra, too. Miss Laura Eberwine, Wooster College, A. B. English When the sophomores turn loose Their torrents of abuse Concerning sickly grades and weakly themes, She settles all their troubles, And pierces all their bubbles With a sympathetic power—so it seems. Miss Florence Keuerleber Western Reserve University French and Latin She is not a timid creature, This young and quiet teacher, For she can make us study. And the things this teacher knows Of the studies which she shows Are always crystal clear and never muddy. Miss Bessie A. Hawk. Ohio University. B. S., in Ed. Junior Literature, History Very persisting And always insisting On the very best we know. There is no use in growling, Lamenting, or howling, For the work must be done just so. Page sixteen DOI CR m6