Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Page 18 text:

Public Librarians Attendance Clerk School Assistants 14

Page 17 text:

FINE ARTS Expression is found through art and music. The music and art departments provide much opportunity for interested students. Von Rugo Belknap. Lawrence Alexander. James Moore. I ff f M 11 1 . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS DOMESTIC ARTS MATHEMATICS Brain and hand work together to educate the man. The printing press, welding and lathe machine have made this department an important one. Every girl needs to know the art of home making. The outstanding features of this department are the dining room, bedroom, kitchen, and sewing room. Reasoning and logic are invaluable in the world of today. Mathematics now reaches every student. Henry Davis, Waller Lembright, Paul James. Florence Eckert, Harriet Lanning. Kenneth Hazen, Kathryn Huff, Cara Knapp. Arthur Wohlers. PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL SCIENCE Knowledge is obtained by observation and experimentation. Terraneums, chemicals, and machines make this possible in our science department. One cannot do his best without a strong body. Varied programs for health and enjoyment are offered both boys and girls. Dwight Daniels, Frank Harman, Wren Shough, Clyde Miller. Richard Roberts, Ronald Peters, Betty Ellet.

Page 19 text:

PUBLIC LIBRARIANS Mrs. Justice and her capable assistants, Miss Ethel Lengler and Miss Isabelle Kropp, have been very cooperative and helpful in securing needed information and lending their aid at all times. MRS. EVANS Fairness and accuracy are two outstanding qualities shown by Mrs. Evans, our attendance officer, as she engages in her daily routine of checking attendance, issuing admittance slips, and giving special permits. CUSTODIANS Perhaps the custodians of Dover High School do more work with less credit than any other high school employees. Cheerfully and uncomplainingly they perform their many duties every day throughout the year. Washing windows, and blackboards, sweeping classrooms and halls, dusting, firing the huge boilers, and keeping the grounds and stadium attractive are only a few of the many responsibilities intrusted to them. We are inspired by the loyalty and faithfulness with which they do their work. Mr. Henry Haas, Mrs. Ida Roth, Mr. O. D. Hoopingamer, Mrs. Wolfe, Mr. Cole, Mrs. Border, Mr. Albert Steeley, Mrs. Alice Jentes, Mr. Ralph Finley, Mr. Adam Thomas, Mrs. Swinderman, Mr. George Horning, and Mr. Allan.