Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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CRIMSON DEPARTURE Well, I’m ready to say good-bye. Are others just as ready as I? From Dover High we’ll soon depart, Perhaps ’twill cost a broken heart. Our school days are the brightest, The days that make the heart seem lightest. Our thoughts, ideals, are both bent On that great mass of world, the firmament. We entered in our Freshman year So bewildered, so green, and so full of fear. We struggled with grammar and algebra, along With a tune on our lips and singing a song. We’re used to all the knocks of school-life, And now we'll feel the knocks of life’s strife. Here’s saying to all who graduate, “Seize the Opportunity,” 'fore it’s too late. —Carmella Maiola.

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CRIMSON L. H. ALEXANDER Oberlin College Music Whether leading an orchestra, chorust or hand He tries very hard to make all understand That music may be a graft or a gift Yef vo one will learn it without getting a lift. MISS FLORENCE KEUERLEBER Western Reserve University, A.B. French and Latin She knows how to speak in several tongues, And can argue in all till dove, But when it comes to saying “yes” She can not say that in one. W. J. FISHER Oberlin College Commercial He watches the speed of typists and such Till the victims applaud or groan, And then in addition, he tries very much To keep an eye on his own. MISS CARA KNAPP Ohio Wesleyan, B.S. Mathematics She teaches pupils numerous, The ambitions, tired, and scared, The romantic fact so unhumorous Concerning X and X-squared.