Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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 CRIMSON MISS LAURA EBERWINE Wooster College, A.B. English She preserves an air of proper care While teaching classical lore; She works as hard, but with kindest regard And we always go hack for more. MISS DOROTHY BELLER Miami University Ohio University Physical Education She teaches the girls to take exercise In a wholesome manner; proper and wise— The slim and the fat, the bent and the straight Mast all learn about posture before it's too late. MR. PETERKA Kent State College, B.S. Physical Education Raspberries, praises, plauditst and bricks All these are heaped on a coach these days; But the only donation that always sticks Is the final verdict on what he displays. Page sixteen

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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.

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AN© GE MRS. CATHERINE HORN Ja?ii tress In roomis awd hallways, where the young rave and gush. She swings a wicked dust cloth and wields a mean brush. HENRY HAAS Janitor GEORGE HORNING Engineer He treats the floors and massages the walls— But he can't cure sick lovers who loaf in the halls. At firing the boilers he has a position What a pity he can't fire youth with ambition! MR. J. R. MEDAM Our faithful janitor has been missed by the students of Dover High. His jovial words to us have perhaps been a noticed loss to a great many of the students. We hope that he is fast recovering from his illness and can be with us once more.