Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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MRS. IDA HORN Jan i tress “Always ready to make a display Of power to drive all dust away.” JOHN R. MEDAM Head Janitor “He is always ready to lend a hand And render such services at his com-mand GEORGE F. HORNING Engineer “When the rooms are too hot or overly cold, He is always certain of being told.f 1? vil 28 Page seventeen

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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

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CRIMSON TEACHERS’ FAVORITE SAYINGS Mr. Fisher—“Get ready, get ready. ..begin!” Miss Kn pp—‘JJfas the 'Second bell rung yet ?” Miss Eckert—“Go to your rooms now, folks.” Mr. Lambert—“May I have your attention, please?” Mr. Sehump—“All right! All right, now!” Mr. Blackstone—“Think it over. It’ll come to you.” Mr. Alexander—“Now dig into it.” Miss Miller—“What do you think about it ?” Miss Beller—“No talking in line, please!” Miss Hawk—“I’m just warning you!” Miss Eberwine—“Why aren’t you taking this down?” Miss Sprenger—“I want to read a little from this book.” Mr. Herman—“Yo-ho!” Miss Huber—“For goodness sakes!” Miss Keuerleber—“Have we time for a written lesson?” Miss Ehlers—“Why not?” ACCORDING TO MISS HAWK “There is no such thing as success in a bad business.” “Character is the diamond that will scratch every other stone.” “Happiness is the roadside flower growing on the highway of usefulness.” “Hard workers are usually honest. Industry lifts them above temptation.” “Liberty is the right to do whatever you wish without interfering with the rights of others.” “Friends are like melons, shall I tell you why ? To find one good you must a hundred try.” “The only right That any man should have Is the right to be decent— That is To be agreeable and useful.” “Beautiful faces are those that wear— It matters little if dark or fair— Whole souled honesty printed there.” “Lost wealth may be regained, lost health may be recovered; but lost time can never be recalled.” “Whoever you are, be noble, Whatever you do, do well; Wherever you speak, speak kindly, Give joy where ever you dwell.” Page eighteen V sXl2.B