Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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AUTOGRAPHS Page six

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Not only in the class room, hut in study hall, gymnasium, or practice for physical contests with other organizations of the same type, the teacher’s part is readily seen as the leader, who guides in morality, physical ability, and in mental development. The same amount of enthusiasm and loyalty that is present in the class room must he emphasized in the physical combats, and the same spirit which governs the successes or failures in the class room should govern in the same manner and spirit in physical feats or in association with other pupils. The attitude or feeling of each pupil toward all that constitutes the school, considered singly or grouped as one body, tells in a great measure the trend of the students. In this respect school is the play-ground which trains the child for life. The conduct of the child in school and his spirit for the school is often seen by the grown up individual, and his interests to society in general. Too many students get the impression that the teachers of the school are present only to make life unpleasant for them, which is surely the wrong impression Later in life, as the student looks back to those school days, his view-point has greatly changed, and he then sees what the real mission of the teacher was, in those days which seemed to unpleasant, and which now appear as the happiest in his life. Fay Miller—’28. Page five

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DEDICATION To Coach Joe Hermann and his athletic teams this volume of the Crimson and Gray is respectfully dedicated. In bringing distinction to our school and city they have endeared themselves to the public. The same cool modesty which has characterized their achievements throughout the year was apparent in their most crucial contests. Page seven