Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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AM MISS LAURA EBERWINE Wooster College, A. B. English “Composition, speech, and debate She teaches the Seniors while they wait; And also she teaches the Sophomores How to be writers and orators. MISS FLORENCE KEURLEBER Western Reserve University A. B. French and Latin “Teaching French and Latin, too, Is a pleasing way this life to pursue. Working by day and staying in nights Is one of her keenest of earthly delights. R. C. SCHUMP Miami University, A. B. Manual Arts “No troubles galore that come to his door Can in any way diminish The pride he takes and the effort he makes In producing a proper finish. MISS DOROTHY BELLER Miami University Physical Education “Why she should consent to her present bent Is one of the great surprises For she teaches the girls the way to do whirls And setting-up exercises. MISS CARA KNAPP Ohio Wesleyan, B. S. Mathematics “To teach the quadratic in a manner emphatic Is the source of her earthly delight; Though she makes us work hard while shirkers are barred, She never does this for spite. 15 Page fifteen

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MISS DORIS HUBER Oberlin Business College Commercial This teaching bookkeeping requires much heaping Of endless patience and care; And teachers are few with this work to do Who hare plenty of both to spare. ’ F. JOSEPH HERMAN Mount Union College, A. B. Ohio State University Athletics '’When fans get fickle or the boys go stale, And the best of his efforts to please all fail. He likes to console his down-hearted state Fly remembering everything comes if you wait.” MISS CHARLOTTE EHLERS Miami University English Freshman English throughout the day She teaches in a smiling way. Yet smiling should be easy, it seems, With the job of gazing on Freshman themes. W. J. FISHER Oberlin College, B. S., in Ed. Commercial It is not to his taste to have words erased From papers crumpled and soiled, Yet he goes through the grind with his state of mind And his disposition unspoiled.’ MISS BESSIE A. HAWK Ohio University, B S., in Ed. Junior Literature, History Though history is a mystery To many a pupil enrolled, She does her mightiest with even the flightiest These mysteries to unfold.’’ Page fourteen v vK2-8

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KAY LAMBERT Mount Union College, S. B. Kent State Normal College, B. S. in Ed. Physics and Biology “When he is stern and speaks words that burn, It likely is for the reason That there are no frogs to be found in the bogs In the closed-up winter season.” MISS FLORENCE ECKERT Thomas Normal School Domestic Science “In this community she gives opportunely . To prospective spinsters and wives For supplying the need which is guaranteed To make or break their lives.” MISS ESTHER MILLER Wittenberg College, A. B. History and Algebra “The values of X are subjects that vex The bravest Freshmen of all; And tiny marvel till dumb that such trouble can come From a letter strikingly small.” MISS ELIZABETH SPRENGER Ohio State University Science and Spanish “Though able to sing in a beautiful way, Such ambitions arc made to hide When she teaches housekeeping every day With Spanish on the side.” L. H. ALEXANDER Oberlin College Music uHe helps produce much melody and teaches orchestration, And all the place is full of glee when he makes his visitation. He never stands for slander, and he'll have you understand, That he's not the Alexander of that famous rag-time bund. Page sixteen