Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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CRIMSON RAY LAMBERT Mount Union College, S.B. Kent State Normal College, B.S. in Ed. Physics and Biology He helps each one to walk the live Which is everlastingly straight, And he always is glad to give a new clock To avy who often comes late. MISS ESTHER MILLER Wittenberg College, A.B. History and Algebra Historical facts and tragical acts Compose her program each day; And when she is done and her victory won She silently goes her way. DELMAR LEMMON Muskingum College, A.B. Science and Drawing He plays the xylophone divinely And teaches biology, drawing, and such— At matrimony he does finely For he is gifted with a touch. MISS FLORENCE ECKERT Thomas Normal School Domestic Science Dramatic situations are never found alone In Stiahespcare or Enripidci For the greatest tragedies ever known Came from cooking recipes. Page fourteen

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 AND GREY MISS MARGARET LEE Western Reserve University English You doubtless have heard of Annabel Lee, Who was somewhat sad, but this isn’t she. The subject of this little epitaph Has the job of contolling the Freshman laugh. MISS MILDRED REARICK Office Clerk Like a sprite in the night Or a breeze in the dag She silent I y comes and goes— And should any one happen to be away, You needn’t tell her—she knows! MISS DORIS HUBER Oberlin Business College Commercial When the last trial balance is finished And the books are all balanced and done, She hopes for the land where all understand And where only the best grades are won. MISS JOSEPHINE WIBLE Ohio Wesleyan, A.B. Public Speaking She creates debaters from prosaic staters, And makes actors of all who apply; She makes public speakers of all the fame seekers With the boldness to stand up and try.

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AND) G1EY MISS CHARLOTTE EHLERS Miami University, A.B. English Though she teaches common English And history that is deep, She is an elocutionist Who can make her hearers weep. RALPH RICHARDSON Ohio State University, B.S. Science and Mathematics He teaches mathematics by day But at night puts such things away; Then he hurries out where the hills are steep And puts his ten thousand chickens to sleep. MISS BESSIE A. HAWK Ohio University, B.S. in Ed. Junior Literature, History It is lovely to teach of George the Worst And Columbus, who braved the blue tide; But when they get mixed as to which came first, Then the patience of teachers is tried. R. C. SCHUMP Miami University Manual Arts Though full of cares and free from airs, He is always doing his best; And no cares can diminish the glittering finish He puts on a cedar chest.