Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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SPEAKINQ OF PICTURES several weeks in Senior English classes. FRED P. POTSCHNER Girl Reserve Kid party for New Phila girls was a huge success. 4 A group of Juniors enjoyed a hoyride in the early fall.

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SPEAKINQ O F PICTURES Camera Found These Scenes Typifying DHS Life These pictures present a cross-section of the life led by an average student in o modern high school such as ours. Students' day officially begins with ceremonial flagraising at eight A. M., followed by morning announcements, and goes on through morning classes with a variety of courses offered Lunch hour is followed by another round of classes sprinkled with study halls. The usual day may end in bond or play practice with sometimes a meeting or party of one of the thirty-three clubs in the evening. Mechanics play important role in curriculum of the modern school. Inexpensive, wholesome food is provided doily for several hundred students in school cafeteria. Initiation into Sock ond Buskin Club is fun for initiates and old members alike.

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High spot of each Friday morning is the assembly for entire School. Varsity stand patiently in line to receive their D's from Coach Roberts. At Annual Staff Carnival Dorothy Orr sketches portraits of 5 fellow-students. Pep rallies and game cheering were successful be couse of the spirited and original cheerleaders.