Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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MR. W. W. SIIOUGH Witten berg College A. B. University of Wisconsin M. A. Biology and Conservation Mr. Shough's spare time goes for birds and bees. He bags every strange creature that he sees. Faculty MISS PESSIE MACKINTOSH Wooster College A. B. English 7, Dramatics A dramatics teacher she happens to be. She directs some school plays that you may see. MF. C. K. MILLER Hiram College A. B. Oi io State University M. A. General Science 9 He’s always around when movies are made. For he’s the head of the Visual Aid. MISS ESTHER MILLER Wittenberg College, A. B. World History and English 11 Here’s one thing her favor can win. It’s music played on the violin. MR. T. J. MOORE io State University B. S. in Music M usic He repairs instruments of every kind. How does he do it?—He‘s a master mind. MR. RICHARD PADDOC K Akron University Machine Shop Course Riding motorcycles he was “the top”. Now he teaches boys in the machine shop. MISS MILLICENT PEARSON Muskingum College, A. B. Speech 11. 12 Miss Pearson’s all for better speech. What could be more suitable for her to teach ? MR. F. C. ROBERTS Mount Union College, A. B. Physical Ed. and Health Mr. Roberts hasn’t time for music and such. He likes to make players of our boys too much. MR. A. T. SENFT Ohio State University B. S., M. A. in Ed. General Business Tr., 1 aw, and Salesmanship Mr. Sen ft once played a slide trombone. Teaching made him leave the trombone alone. MISS HELEN J. TAGGART Muskingum College A. B. Social Studies 7. English 10, Typing 11. For France Miss Taggart once had a yearning. We wonder if still that yearning is burning. MR. O. V. WALKER Dennison University A. B. Ohio State University M. A. Social Studies 7-8 and World History He said the following was plain as the moon. In a basket lie simply can't carry a tune. .MR. A. E. WOHLERS Bowling Green State University B. S. in Ed. Ohio State University M. A. General Mathematics 9 His hobby is in the radio field Musical ambitions his youth did not yield. 10 Counting calories and matching appetites with salaries

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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

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School Board The administration of a growing high school, increasing in the number of students, expanding in size, and enlarging its teaching staff demands the constant assistance of the Board of Education. The board meets the first Thursday of each month to discuss official business and to approve expenditures. Dover High School appreciates its efficient and interested Board of Education. Members of 1941-42 Board are: Superintendent C.. E. Palmer, John W. Toland, J. A. Godfrey, Curtis Judy, Harry Jentes, H. B. Snyder, Alton Seibert and E. W. Blackstone. Attendance Clerks Mrs. Anna Evans is not the typical truant officer we see pictured many times in the comic strips. Although she performs her duities well, she is a friend to all. Mrs. Evans was ably assisted during the first semester by Miss Kathryn Sharp and during the last semester by Miss Jane Geib. -3 11 -