Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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PRINCIPAL LEMMON The successful operation of the ■ D. H. S. plant lies in the efficient supervision of Principal D. C. Lemmon. An ardent advocate of student democracy, Mr. Lemmon welcomes students into his office at all times, and encourages their participation and cooperation in all school problems. Through well-planned programs and cooperative projects democracy in Dover High School isrealizedandappreciated. True to his favorite motto that “Students learn by doing, Mr. Lemmon provides school activities which present opportunities for student initiative and expression. Anna Mary Finley OFFICE CLERKS Rosalia Caputo Did you find a first year French book? Will you please mimeograph 100 copies of this test for mer5 Questions like these are constantly interrupting the daily routine of Miss Anna Mary Finley. As private secretary to Superintendent C. E. Palmer and master bookkeeper. Miss Finley ploys an important part in the life of the students. She learns to know mony students and enjoys working with them. There . ry pleasant spot in the general office, the smile f v f ' • Caputo. As secretary to Mr. Lemmon, she spends three-f urtrv f her time doing things for the general good of evcr one e takes care of the athletic eligibility, student records, teachers' reports, and is cashier of the cafeteria.

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SUPERINTENDENT PALMER The administrator of our city school system is Superintendent C. E. Palmer. Mr. Palmer's kind and understanding attitude toward all of the students of Dover High School enables each boy and girl to feel that he is a very definite part of the school. It has always been Mr. Palmer's utmost ambition to adapt our school organization to the constantly changing conditions of modern society and to meet the needs of all students. Frequent suggestions and hints given by Mr. Palmer in meetings of clubs, organizations, and committees have served as a challenge to all its members. Superintendent C. E. Palmer and our capable principal, Mr. D. C. Lemmon, work hand in hand to make Dover High School a community within itself, governed by the student body as much as possible. Mr. Palmer's progressive ideas have always been in the interest of the student life at Dover High. 10

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Do you know that Mrs. Evans checks attendance in all the elementary schools in Dover besides D. H. S.? She is by no meons stationary as pictured on this page. Although she supervises everything that goes on in the office, she makes numerous telephone and home calls. Mrs. Evans is trulv a dependable, hard-working servant of Dover High. Kathryn Sharp is the capable assistant of Mrs. Evans in the attendance office. Besides supervising the N. Y. A. girls, she checks tardy and absentee slips. Kathryn graduated in 39 and just could not leave good old D. H. S. ATTENDANCE OFFICERS BOARD OF EDUCATION Dover High School occupies a unique position among similar schools in the state of Ohio. Master engineering construction, modernly equipped laboratories and shops, and courses, broad and varied to fit the needs of all the students, are the direct results of the excellent work of the City Board of Education. The Board of Education is composed of five members who meet once a month for a regular meeting. It is the work of these men to discuss problems of the school and to try in every way in their power to improve the facilities and conditions of our school. The members of the School Board are as follows: Curtis Judy, President; H. B. Snyder, Vice President; J. A. Godfrey, Dr. Max Shawaker, E. W. Blackstone, Harry Jentes, Clerk, and C. E. Palmer.