Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

 - Class of 1947

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Prophecy GALA PREMIERE The theatre marque gluttered entucungly wuth the names of the stars of the much raved about opera LA SCHREECHIACHA Our hearts leaped to our throats for hadn t we just heard that the cast and company were from none other than the ullustruous class of 479 Ten years have sped by sunce Dover halls resounded wuth those vouces and now we encounter them un a great productuon Makung an umpressuve arruval un a well tended lumousune chauffeured by Gene Woodlung who holds the cherushed safety medal was Yvonne Reed She has a suute on the 42nd floor to the Van Oster Hotel She s up un the world and stull ponderung her BILLS Mudst the swurl of evenung tracks and tuxedoed gents was a handsome forest green unuform bedecked wuth gold buttons and epaulettes Of all people' lt was Jack Endress who duvudes hus workung hours between actung as doorman here at the Opera and runnung hus nursery whuch was unspured by hus own uncreasung famuly Tryung to maneuver stunt shots wuth a camera as the crowd descended upon her was Barbara Ward photographer for the Phunney Trubune Barbara us a puanust for Dorothy Wuebker s Tap School too lt wasn t duffucult to obtaun last munute tuckets sunce the box oftuce re vealed the demure Dee Cole At the hat check bar we were greeted by the ever famuluar twunklung eyes of Norma Neate The luttle round pull box hat was stunnung on her No sooner had we turned about than we recognuzed two lovely usherettes un uce blue slacks of shummery satun so becomung on Lorrean Reuse and Arlene Wussman From the programs we learned that Glenn Jenkuns famed for revelatuon un opera dress from the bullowy and old tashuoned to the conservatuve un materual that us was costume desugner for the productuon The co owners of thus enterpruse Delores Heckerman and Margaret Surman were exchangung satusfued looks as the crowd uncreased to wutness the gloruous unterpretatuon thus contribution to the levels of culture The lauded composer us Sur Gulbert Ludwug Wolfgang Ruprecht The troupe recently gauned recognutuon by theur rendutuon of hus lught opera Oopsa dazua Causung awed exclamatuons as she made her way to her box was Ruth Radsvuck now best dressed Congresswoman Arruvung late but never the less creatung a surge of whusperung was the new Bubble Gum heuress Ruth Glendennung Just as the curtaun was to ruse we notuced Lous Sumonds busy wuth short hand notes of gossupy morsels for her socuety page Next to her anxuous to start hus gruelung analysus ofthe Opera was the crutuc Dave Bender The lughts fluckered blazed went out completely and funally were acl uusted to proper untensuty lWe noted by the program that the lught tech nucuan was Fred Fox In the orchestra put musucuans were tunung up Among the emunent musucuans were Dean Mattern harpust and Duck Bohr turst cellust The dustunguushed durector entered Hus rather untame haur seemed famuluar and as he turned for a bow we knew at once that ut was Lord Thomas lContunued on Page 441 thurteen 11 11 , . 1 . 1 . , , . 1 ' 1 . , , ' ' Il ll , . . . . , , . ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 , T . ' 1 1 , . . . . . . . . . H ' 1 - 11 I - . 1 ' ' 1 , . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - . , - 1 1 1 I

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Senuor H1StO The new teacher Muss Ethel Davus gazed hopefully upon the furst class upon whom she was to struve to umpress the fundamentals of the furst grade Among those many lovely chuldren were fufteen who thus year are graduatung from our Dover Hugh School She can be equally as proud of them and theur present class mates as they can be of her for havung survuved twelve years of such torment To be specufuc these fortunate youngsters were as follows Davud Bender Patty Cass Dorus Cole Ruth Glendennung Glen .lenkuns Mel vun Kauffman Dean Mattern Janet Muller Norma Neate Tom Schulter Lous Sumonds Bob Unger Barbara Ward Gene Woodlung and Dorothy Wueb ker A magnufucent advancement the above mentuoned entered the second grade and to help them struggle through thus strenuous year Jack Endress Yvonne Reed and Arlene Wussman entered along wuth them A future sports star uouned the troupe un the thurd grade He was of course Lee Oster The fourth grade brought a charmung personaluty unto the present sen uor class lt was that of Margaret Surman Fuve years had elapsed and a brulluant polutucuan Wendell Robunson who was elected to the Student Councul presudency un has uunuor year claumed offucual membershup along wuth Robert Clufford un the promusung and progres sung class of forty seven Mr James Porter Weaver the man of boundless escapades honored the class wuth has enrollment un the suxth grade lntensufyung the ever fascunatung thrull of becomung qualufued seventh graders was the entrance unto the class of three refuned gentlemen Larry Lueux Bob Bump and Bob Blomquust The latter un hus senuor year became hugh pount man un French class-or was ut basketball? The eughth grade brought no new members but when the pruvuleges of the freshmen year were bestowed on thus precuous group sux lovely luttle cherubs were accepted unto the exclusuve order of Froshs Fred Fox Dolores Heckerman Wallace Koch Robert Phunney Lorrean Reuse and Gulbert Ruprecht made up thus group They were truumphant un becomung uunuors and worthy of renewed respect now they could be consudered upper classmen by the chuldren of the lower grades who were not yet old enough to possess class sweaters to sell magazunes or to struggle for a successful Junuor Senuor Banquet Addung her valuable talents and hughly apprecuable efforts to the task whuch confronted the uunuors was Ruth Radsvuck Two new students contrubuted to the qraduatung class by enterung un theur senuor year They were Ruchard Bohr and Robert Waltz Lorrean Reuse after a year s absence returned to spend her last year wuth Dover s class of forty seven To the senuors who thus year leave us to enter unto a new phase of lufe may be extend our best wushes and the hope that theur futures may be as admurable as theur hustory twelve o f V 1 1 . I . I I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' I 1 1 , . ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 - 11 Il ' I I I I ' I . , . - - 11 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 , . . - , 1 ' I I . 1



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Ideal SGIIIOI' Grl would have Margaret Surman s Dorothy Wuebker s Margaret Surman s Barbara Ward s Dons Cole s Pat Cass s Janet Muller s Margaret Surman s Yvonne Reed s Norma Neate s Ruth Radvnck s Ruth Glendennang S Ruth Radvrck S Arlene Wnssman s Norma Neate s Loss Snmonds s Dolores Heckerman s Hour Smale Complexion Brains l-lenght Wlt Ways Eyes Nose Flgure Charm Personaluty Popularity Athletnc Ablluty Dancing Ablllty Slngnng Ablllty Ambntnon l ea Semor Boy Jack Endress s l-lanr Wendell Roblnson s Smale Bob Waltz s Bob Unger s Bob Waltz s Jam Weaver s .lack Endress s Melvun Kauffman S Gllbert Ruprecht s Lee Oster s Wendell Roblnson s Lawrence Lneux s Lee Oster s All ot the Boy s Bob Bump s Bob Blomqulst s Gene Woodlnng s Complexron Bralns l-lenght Wat Ways Nose Eyes Build Charm Personalnty Popularity Athletlc Abllnty Dancnng Ablllty Snngnng Ablllty Drlvung Ability Voted most lukely to succeed were Barbara Ward Bob Unger Voted best all around students were Ruth Glendennlng Wendell Robinson . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . ' I I I , . ' I ., . ., . A , . .. , . .. .. , .. .. , .. wouldhavei , . . , . , . , . , . . , . I . , ' I , . ' I . , . , . , . .. ., .. .. ., ., ..

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