Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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MR. H. C. DAVIS Muskingum College B. S. in Ed. Industrial Arts On listening to classics no time is spent, The accordian is his favorite instrument. MISS LAURA EBERWINE faculty MR. L. II. ALEXANDER Oberlin College Music Supervisor Of music in Dover he’s considered a king. In all lines of music he knows everything. MISS BETTY BAER Bald win-Wallace College B. A. English II : Home Ec. 8 To practice piano she would not have been paid. She took to keeping a scrapl ook when in the 5th grade. MISS HELEN BAIR Kent State University B. S. in Ed. English ; I iterature 7-8 She has studied piano and also voice. So musical training was of her choice. MR. RALPH BEECHY Goshen College B. S. in Ed. A. B. Ohio State University M. A. Social Studies 8 Mr Bcechy sang in a glee club at college. But gave singing up to acquire teaching knowledge. MISS VON RUGO BELKNAP Kent State University B. S. in Ed. Art Supervisor In Miss Belknap’s job, she must Ik smart. Her tedious job is teaching art. MR. RUSSELL BENNETT Ohio State B. S. (ieneral Science 7 When asked what musical favorites had he, Mr. Bennett replied, “There's no music in me.’’ MR. A. J. BYER Ohio Northern University A. B. Ohio University Ohio State University Social Studies 7 When it comes to music there’s just one for his choice. His favorite past time is studying voice. MR. F. R. C APUTO University of Pittsburgh. A. B. Litt. M. Social Studies 8-9. He’s an accomplished player of the piano. And composed a school song, as we all know. MISS ANNA CONN Kent State University B. S. in Ed. English and Art 8. Miss Conn once traveled Europe through. Now. she’d rather be here, but wouldn't you? MR. I). A. DANIELS Bowling Green State University B. S. Ohio State University M. Sc. Agriculture and Biology 9-10 Mr. Daniel’s hobby is one he enjoys. He has formed a stamp club for high school boys. Wooster College A. B. Ohio State University M. A. English 12. Journalism Miss Ebcrwine has a job on her hands. Making “Crimsonian meet the students' demands. MISS FLORENCE ECKERT Kent State University B. S. in Ed. Home Economics Home Economics She teaches the girls to make things to eat. Just smelling their cooking is quite a treat. MISS HELEN L. EC KERT Baldwin-Wallace College A. B. English 9. She's planning this annual of '42. I think she’s done “swell,” how about you? MISS BETTY ELLET I ake Erie College A. B. Physical Education and Health She told us the truth, if you don’t mind, She just isn't musically inclined. 8 A mile a day keeps the pounds away

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Principal D. C. LEMMON Principal D. C. Lemmon's executive knowledge, impartial judgment, and willing cooperation make him a fine adviser for our school. His pleasing personality and friendly advice guide D. H. S. students along the road of achievement and success. MISS FINLEY Hustle, bustle jingle, rattle, give and take, receive and nay; these are symbolic of Miss Finley, as she scurries about the main office. AsMr. Palmer's secretary, she handles all the school's money, books, and general business. Her accuracy and capability would indeed be hard to equal. MRS. FRANK CAPUTO Despite her many duties, Mrs. Frank

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faculty MK. YV. J. FISHER Kent State College A. B. Shorthand He tried to play everything from flute to oboe. Now all he plays is his piano. MR. GLEN FURBAY Muskingum B. A. Physical Ed., Health He says modern music is his best bet. His favorite instrument's the clarinet. MR. F. K. HARMAN Ohio State Univ. A. B.. B. S. in Ed.. M. Sc. Physics, Chemistry His job is exciting, it's bound to be, W hen acids and gases are his hobby MR. G. J. HARVEY Ohio University A. B. in Commerce Typing I istening to modern music is time well spent. The organ's my favorite instrument. MISS BESSIE HAWK Ohio University B. S. in Ed. American History Miss Hawk finds best for her spring tonic A study in music—but it must be symphonic. MISS SHERLIE HAWK Dennison University A. B. English 10 “I like popular music if it is good,” She said, as bold and brave she stood. MR. KENNETH HAZEN OHo State University A. B., B. S. in Ed. Mathematics 8 In planning assemblies he finds this is true, That variety is the thing for you, MR. E. L. HELVOIGT Bowling Green State Univ. B. S. in Ed. Ohio State Univ. M. A. American Problems With current news he keeps in touch. It’s quite a job ’cause there’s so much. MISS DORIS HI RER Kent State University B. B. in Ed. Bookkeeping and Gen. Business Miss Huber has traveled the U. S. over. But she enjoys teaching in good old Dover. MR. P. H. JAMES Ohio University B. S. in Ed. Printing and Industrial Arts When the school needs any printing done Mr. James and his l oys are there on the run. Don't let the background fool you; it’s only Marlowe’s. MISS FLORENCE KEUEREF.BER Western Reserve Univ. A. B., M. A. French and Latin The piano's her favorite instrument. In teaching foreign language her time is spent. MISS CARA KNAPP Ohio Wesleyan Univ. B.S. Algebra and P. Geometry I’ll tell you something that’s just for me, That’s listening to a symphony. MISS EDITH KNEUBUEIIL Spencerian Commercial School B. S. Secretarial Tr. and Typing. Spanish A very efficient woman is she. Teaching her students secretaries to be. MISS HARRIETT FANNING Kent State Univ. B. S. in Ed. Mathematics 7 Miss Fanning surely likes to sing. She’d rather do that than any thing. MR. W. F. FEMBRIGHT Kent State University B. S., M. S. Industrial Arts In his spare time, new things he makes. But you’d Ik- surprised at the time it takes. 3 9