Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

PROM, weSfi sport MISTY II I TER-COLORED MEMORIES Thinking about 1975-1976 at Dover brings to mind many “Misty watercolor memories (Thanks Barbara). There were those singular, unique moments when we were walking in the rain with a friend, or taking an extra hard test, or just out rompin' and stompin’ that seemed to stretch out so lone then but we can only recall them now as ... . SCATTERED PICTURES.... It’s hard for us to remember all the goings on in 1975-1976 school year! But most of the time we were together with friends acting goofy, or being glamorous, sharing secrets, laughter, and pride in accomplishment. Combining talent and pagentry were the 1975 76 Majorets. Kneeling: Rhonda McCune, Sue Gilmore, Kim Murphy, Kathy Riley, Lina Weiar. Standing: Millie Perkowaki, Paula Wikoff, Cathy Cree, Linda Harmon, and Polly Beitzel. 5 • s i OF THE SMILES WE LEFT BEHIND Yeah, we left an awful lot of smiles behind us — sunny smiles, funny smiles, smiles at girl or boyfriends. We also recall those proud smiles, like the one you gave when you finished your project in shop, sewed that first dress in Home Ec, did a double flip on the tramp when everyone else was afraid to even try one, and remember the time you aced that Chem test? Wait a minute. NOBODY ever aced a Chem test! You got a 99, remember? Even though we left so many smiles behind us we still look forward to a lot more next year. CAN IT BE THAT IT WAS ALL SO SIMPLE THEN? Simple, well pari of the time at least. There were those simple little things we did to pass the time away like playing cards, going down to the gas station to buy a bag of Corell’s and a box of Tic-Tacs, or talking to girls on the phone, or just plain being simple. Being in the band wasn’t so simple for the Bandsmen, yet they were easy to listen to with songs like, “Free Ride, “Long Train Run-nin. ' and “Tommy,” (Way to fight, Fred). fl, WET WEATHER WELCOMES HOMECOMING The 1975 Queen and her court were: Nancy .Marshall and Tom Lagatta, Queen Kathy Moliski and Terry Pearson, and Sue Gilmore and Steve Contini. wm Well, we won't try to make any excuses for the team, but it was terribly cold, and it was pouring like crazy, (which the few valiant fans pictured below can easily acknowledge) and the other guys were REALLY big (which the Tornadoes will quickly admit). But we put on a brave fight, despite the conditions. The Homecoming ceremonies had to be held at the dance at Park School, instead of at half time. But other than that, things went off smoothly with pretty Kathy Vloliski being crowned Homecoming Queen. We bumped and boogied to the music of “Suite. Afterwards, many went to fancy restaurants to eat. 11 The mighty Dover Machine mauled, brawled and over hauled the Quackers in the classic contest. There was no doubt Dover held the upper hand the entire game. Through a great team ef- fort, the underdog Tornadoes made everything come together. It was a fitting game for the seniors to end on as Fhila has never beaten “their class all the way back through 8th grade. A: The tough Dover “Dee” man handle a Phila hall carrier. B: Another score for Gene Reese. C: Way to stick. Rich Cato! 12 13 AND IF WE HAD THE CHANCE TO DO IT ALL AGAIN, COULD WE, WOULD WE? “NO WAYr - SENIORS ’76 We were really something in 1975-1976. remember? The Class of 76 were ruff, tuff, and bad enough to handle anything that came along (Except for an occasional Ralph test). Vi e were smart, with six Valedictorians, carrying four points. Somehow or another we made it through six years at D.H.S. and then we were ready to exit stage right, to go out into the world, or at least to college. 15 16 DUS SENIORS: OH SO TOUGH!!! Senior Class Officers were: Rick Young—President, Fred Mamarella — Secretary - Treasurer, Jim Barkett—Vice-President, Steve Norman—Assembly Representative, and Tom Lagatta—Historian. Pamela Sue Ady—C.O.E. 12. John Arter Michael K. Arthurs Steven Lee Badertscher—Band 9,10,-11,12; OASIS STAFF 12; C.C. Exchange 12. Craig E. Baker Steve Baker Ken Balder Donald W. Ball—Tennis 9.10.11,12; Spanish Club 9.10,11; Bow ling 9,10,-11,12; Chess (dub 9; Slide Rule League 11.12; Baseball 9; SWIRL STAFF 11, Ass’t. Editor 12. Gail L. Barkett—Choir 9,10,11.12; Orchestra 9,10; Volleyball 12; F.M.C. 10; F.T.A. 12; Librarian 9: Speech Team 12; Plays: WEST SIDE STORY. Jim Barkett —Football 9; Student Council 9: Baseball 10.11.12; Bonfire Committee 12; Prom Committee 11; Class President 10: Vice President 12. Elizabeth Ann Barlock—Choir 9; Back The Buys 10.11,12; F.B.A. 11,-12; Sr. Y-Teens 11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Band 9.10,11.12; Pom-Pom Girl 10,- Pamela Sue Ady John Arter Michael K. Arth urs Steven Lee Badertscher Craig E. Baker Steve Baker Ken Balder 18 Donald W. Ball Gail I,. Barkctt Kandy Ivor Baughman Brad J. Bertie Lina Billow Dan Bienko Polly l)ru Bierie Suzanne Kay Blickensderfer Jeffrey Clifford Border Randv “Beef Baughman—Band 9,-10.11. President 12; Choir 9,10.11,12; Thespians 11.12; SWIRL STAFF 11. Kditor 12: National Honor Society 11,12; Band Council 11,12; Choir Council 11,12; Orchestra 10.11,12: Orchestra Council 12; Cab Band 9.-10,11.12: Pep Band 9.10.11. Director 12; Talent Bureau 11,12; Melvin and the Nuclear Turnips 11,12: Bowling 9,10.11.12; Student Council 11,12; Play : OKLAHOMA, LITTLE MOON OF LB Y YOl ( WT TAKE IT WITH YOU, WEST SIDE STORY. OLIVER. SOLID GOLD CADILLAC, THE WIZARD OF OZ. THE SOUND OF MUSIC. Craig O. Beller Julia Lane Bennett—Spanish Club 10,11; Art Club 10,11.12; Choir 10,. 11; Back The Guys 10; F'.B.A. 12: Prom Committee 11; Slide Rule League 11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; I.ab Assistant. Brad J. Bertie Dan Bienko—F'rench Club 9,10; Slide Rule league 11; Chess Club 9. Polly Dru Bierie—Band 9,10; F'.M.C. 11; Back The Guys 11,12; Prom Committee II; Slide Rule League 11; Tri-Hi-Y II; Office Help 12. Lisa Billowr—Tri-Hi-Y 10.12; Band 9.10; Student Council 11; Leaders Club 11; C.O.E. 12; C.C. Exchange 10: Prom Committee 11; Slide Rule League 11; Girls Track 10. Suzanne Kav Blickensdcrfer—Choir 9.10.11.12: F.T.A. 12; F.M.C 10.11.-12; Adxanced Biology Club 12; Slide Rule League 11.12; Super Slide Rule League 11; Jr. Y-Teens 9,10; Spanish Club 9; Back The Girls 12: Prom Committee 11; Tennis Intra. 9; Bowling II; National Honor Societv 11.12. Jeffrey Clifford Border—French Club 9,10; Track 10; Student Council 9.10.11: Slide Rule League 11; Bowling 9.10.11.12. 19 YOUR BASIC DOVER SENIORS Vicki Lynn Braglin Sandy Bricker Denny Brink Patrick M. Brogan Pictured at right: Boh Caldera, exchange student from Australia. Catherine Marie Care) Richard E. Cato Emmalee C. Church Sandra Jean Cihon Mona Kay Clark Larry R. Clav Karen A. Border—Back the Guys 9,10; Prom Committee 11: H V ice Pres. D.C.T. 12. | Brian Botdorf—German Club 9; Slide Rule II: Pep Band. Lab I Band. Sr. Band. 912: Plays: OKLAHOMA, MUSIC MAN. I Robert M. Bouchard— Basketball 9; Golf 9-12. Co-captain 12. I Sue Bottman fl Vicki Lynn Braglin—FBA 10,11; Bowling 9.10; COE 12; Choir I Sand) Bricker—COE 12; Attendance Office 9.10; Bowling 10. B Dcbbv Brink—Choir 9: COE 12; Bowling 10. 8 Patrick M. Brogan—Basketball 9-12; Bonfire Committee 11. B Cbr. 12. | Darryl D. Brooks I Jill Burner | Alison Sue Burton— French Club 10.11: Tennis 11; Bowling 9- B 11; FHA 10; F MC 10; Sliderule 12; Guidance 12; Back the Girls I 12; Plays: SOUND OF MUSIC, LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN. I Marcia E. Cappell—Track 11,12. fl Catherine Marie Carev —Choir 9-12; French Club 12; B Sliderule 11,12; Intermediate Band 9,10; Back the Girls 12. I Richard E. Cato—Track 9.10: Football 9-12. I Emmalee G. Church—FHA 9-11, Sec.-Pres. 11; Choir 9. fl Sandra Jean Cihon—Sr. Band 11.12; Attendance Office 9-12: B FBA 12. I Mona Ka (dark—Band 10: Back the Guvs 9-11; FHA 11; Usher B 9.10; DCt. I Larr R. Clay—Visual Aids 9; DCT 12. B Debbie Clifford Kathy Cornelia—National Honor Society 11.12: Secretary 12 (NHS); Cheerleader 9,10; Spanish Club 9,-10.11; Student Council 9,11; Slide Rule League 10.11.12; Captain 11,12. Kim Contini—Jr. Y Teens 9; FHA 9,-10; Choir 9.10,11,12. Stephen Anthony (Contini—Cross Country 9.10.11.12; Basketball 9; Track 9.10.11,12; National Honor Society 11.12; Hi V 10.11; Slide Rule league 11; French Club 9,10; Student Council 9.10.11,12; Bowling 9.-10.11.12. Ellen Marie Corsi —Choir 9,10; Back the Guys 9.10,11; leader’s Club 9; French Chib 9 10; Fvtvn Rtcdiotl Careers 10.11; Bowling 9.10,11; Library 9; Slide Rule 11; C.O.E. 12; Jr. Y Teens 9. Cvnthia Lorena Crawford — Art Club. James A. Cumpston—Cross Country 10; Firefighter; Baseball 9; Bowling Intramurals 10.11; Track 11. Beth Ann C att—Sr. Band 9,10,-11.12; Choir 9.10,11,12; THE SOUND OF MUSIC; OLIVER, LITTLE MOON OF VLB AN; THE PRINCE WHO WOULD 'NT CROW; OKLAHOMA!; Director of Jr. High play; Crimson Cadet 11; Orchestra 12; Stage Band 11; bb Band 12; Thespians 11.12; Sr. High Office 12; Swirl Staff 12. Debbie Lynn Davidson—Sr. Band 9,-10.11.12; Band Council 11,12; Future Business Associates 10.11.12; Pres. F.B.A. 11,12; RutureTeachers; Orchestra 10. Debbie Clifford Stephen Anthony Contini James A. Cumpston Kathy Cornelia Kim Contini Cynthia Lorena Crawford Ellen Marie Corsi 22 Kim Contini loose her head over choir. Seniors Are A-Head Michelle Doll Darrell Douglas Sherri L. Dummermuth Terri Dummermuth Marla Eggcrton Pam Ellwood Craig Douthitt Kathy Claire Deetz—Choir 9.10,11, 12; Band 9,10.11; Orchestra 10; Girl's Track 9.11,12; Bowling II; Tennis lnt.9; Leader's Club 9.10.11,-12; Mat Maids 12; Back the Girls 12; Slide Rule League 11.12; F.M.C 10,-11.12; F.T.A. 12; Prom Committee; Spanish Club 10; Explorers 10.11; Attendance Office 12. Mary Alice Devney—Back the Guys 10.11.12; Future Business Associates 10,11.12; Secretary 12; Student l.ouncil 10; Crimson Cadets 11; Sr. Y-Teens 11,12; Sr. Band 9,10.11,12. Diane G. Doidge—Choir 9.10,11.12; F.T.A. 11.12; Leaders Club 12; Bowl-ing 10,11. Michelle Doll—Sr. Band 10,11.12; I .ah Band 11.12; Thespians 10.11.12; Attendance Office 10.11.12 Darrell Douglas Craig Douthitt—Football 9.10; Baseball 9.10.11,12; Slide Rule League 11,12; Chess Club 12; Wrestling 9; Swirl Staff 12. Sherri L. Dummermuth Terri Dummermuth—C.O.E. 12 Marla Flggerton Pam Ellwood Not Pictured; Jim Cooley, Susan Dague 23 Barb Erdcliac—Cheerleader 9,10.11, Head 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10.11.12; Back-Thc-Guys 10,11.12; Student Council 9,12; Prom Committee 11; German Club 9.10; Y Teens 9.10; OASIS Staff 12; Tennis Team II; Slide Buie League 11; Sr. High Office 11,12; Atlendence Office 9,10,11; Bat Girl 12; ('lass Officer 11. Nano Jane Espenschied—Sr. High Office 10,11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Back-The-Guys 12; F.B.A. 11,12; Sr. Band 9,10.11, Librarian 12; Leaders (dub 9; Prom Committee 11; Band Council 12. Bonnie Ewing—O.W.E. 11,12. Dennis Fazenbaker—D.C.T. 12. Ga le E. Festi—Atlendence Office 10; Intramurals 9.10.11,12; Mat Maids 12. Patricia L. Fisher—Choir 9,10,11,12; C.O.E. 12; Student Council 12. Mike Fondriest—D.C.T. 12; President 12. kim Fox Fred A. France—Football 9.10.11,12; Track 9; Wrestling 9.10. Robert Gardner—Football 9,10,11,-12; Baseball 11.12; Track 10; Wrestling 12; Hi-Y 12; Student Council 11. Dan Garman—O.W.E. 11.12. Cheryl I.ouisc Gray—Choir 9,10,11, Treasurer 12; Choir Council 12; F.M.G. 10.11.12; Spanish Club 11; Slide Buie League 11,12; F.T.A. 12; d anced Biolog) Club 12; Jr. Y-Teens 9; Student Council 12; Intramurals 9.10.11; Prom Committee 11; Plavs: SOUND OF MUSIC, WEST SIDE STOBY, LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL. Gayle E. Festi Ron wipes the smile off Barb's face. 24 Robert Gardner Dan Carman Cheryl Louise Gray John II. Geisinger Virginia Anne Gerber Joel Giannohile Bohbi D. Giauque Robert L. Gilmore John U. Geisinger-—V.I.G 11,12. 9 Virginia Anne Gerber—National Honor Society 11,12; F.M.C. 12; Sr. Band 9,10; Librarian 11.12; Band Council 12; Tri-Hi Y 11,12; F.B.A. Treasurer 11, Vice President 12; Back-The-Guys 12; Slide Rule League 11; Lab Assistant 12; Prom Committee 11; Pit Orchestra 10,12. Joel Giannohile Bobbi I). Giauque—Choir 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Thespians 10; Sr. High Office 10; Lab Assistant 12; Plavs: WIZARD OF OZ, DARK OF THE MOON. Robert L. Gilmore—F'ootball 10,11,12; Wrestling 10.11,12; Prom Chairman 11. Susan Lynn Gilmore—Band 10.11.12; Majorette 12; Homecoming Queen Atten-dent 12; Prom Committee 11; Tri-Hv-Y 12; Back-The-Guys 11,12; Sr. High Office 11,12; Guidence Office 12. 25 Susan Lynn Gilmore Carol Sue Grove Deb Gunnoe Cheryl Rene Haggi Wendy Hanenkrat Kali Hagloch Dan W. Harmon Laurie Haglock Richard Hambleton Carol Sue Grove: Sr. Band 9-12; Choir 9. Deb Gunnoe: Jr. Y-Teen 9; Y-Teens 10; Prw. Leaden Club 9; Spanish Club 9-10; Choir 0-11; Prea. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10 11; Back the Goya 10; C.O.E. 12. Cheryl Rene Haggis: Sr. Band 9-12; Spanish Club 10-12; Science Club 10-11; Tennis Intramurals 9; Bowling Intramurals 11; Future Teachers of America 11-12; Secretary 12; Future Medical Careers 11 12; Sr. Y-Teens 11-12; Vice-Pres. 11; Prom Committee 11; Slide Rule 11-12; Guidance office Help 12; Librarian 10; NHS 11-12. Katie Hagloch: Bowling Intramurals 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10. Student Council 10, Back the Guys 10; Attendance Office 11; C.O.E. Sec. 12. I aurie Haglock: Speech Team 9; Y-Teens 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10-11; Back the Guys 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Future Business Associates 12; Sr. High Leaders 12; OASIS Staff 12. Bat Girl 12. Richard Hambliton Wendy Hanenkrat: Transfer Student from Camdon, Ohio. Dan W. Harmon: V.I.C. 11 12. Linda Harmon: Band 9-12; Majorette 11-12, .Alt. 10; Back the Guys 11-12; Sr. High Office Help 12; leaders Club 9; Future Business Associates 11; Prom Committee 11. Susan Marie Hayes: Student Council 10-12; Corresponding Sec. 12; Back the Guys 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Jr. Y-Teens 9, Pres 10; Tennis Team 12; C.C Exchange 11; Spanish Club 9-10; Choir 9-10; SWIRL Staff 11; Editor 12. Linda Harmon Susan Marie Have Valerie Hazard l ezlie Hefner 26 John Walter Helmsdoerfer Lor Kay llepner Brad Hertzell Pamela J. Hixenbaugh Keith William Hofacker Robert A. Holme? Valerie Hazard: F.M.C. 10-11; F.T.A. 11-12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Business Club 11; Back the Guys 11; Attendance Office 9,11,12; Bowling In-trammurals 9-10; Explorer's Club 11: Jr. Y'-Teens 9: Choir 9-10; WIZARD OF OZ 9. Lezlie Hefner John Helmsdoerfer: Football 9-12: Basketball 9-10; Baseball 9; German Club 9; Hi-Y 10-12; Student Council 9-10. l )ra Hepner: Business Club 10; OWE 12. Pam Hixenbutigb: Librarian 9-12; Office Help 9-12; Basketball 10; C.O.E. 12; Usher Club 9-10; Business Club 9; Choir 9; Y'-Teens 9: Leaders Club 10-12. Brad Houze P. Renee Howard Keith Hofacker: Sr. Band 9-12: Choir 9-12; Choir Council 12; Pep Band 9-12; Lab Band 11-12; Student Council 11; Thespians 9-12; Talent Bureau 10-12; Speech Team 12: National Honor Society 11-12; Slide Rule 12; Inlramniural Bow ling 9-12; Plays: WEST SIDE STORY, SOUTH PACIFIC, MUSIC MAN, OLIVER, YOU CANT TAKE IT W ITH YOU. Robert Holmes: Cross Country 11. Co-Captain 12; Track 10-12, Slide Rule 11, Bowling Intrammurals 11-12; German Club 9-10. Brad Houze: Chairman Bonfire Committee 12. P. Renee Howard: Band 9-12; Band Council 10-12; Historian 10-11 Wist. Sec. 12; Librarian 11-12; F.B.A. 12; F.M.CLA. 12. 27 TURNIP POWER! William Michael Hutras Kevin C. Ickes Holly Angel Immel Heather Ann Immel William Michael Hutras—Football 9-12: Basketball 9-12: German Club 9-10: Pres. 10: Hi-Y 10: National Honor Society 12: Track 9; Student Council 10-11. Kevin C. Ickes Heather Ann Immel—Band 9-11; Majorett 10-11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12. Chaplin 11; Leaders Club 9; Slide Buie League 11. Holly Angel Immel—Band 9-11; Majorette 10-11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Back-The-Guys 12; Slide Rule League 11; Explorers Club 10; Student Council 12: Ad anccd Biology Club 12; Lab Assistant 12; Leaders Club 9; Band Council 9; F.M.C. 11; Prom Committee 11. Mitch Incarnato Annette L. Irven—Thespians 9-12; Talent Bureau 9.12; Choir 9-12. Plavs; DARK OF THE MOON. SO I N I) OF MUSIC. LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL. OLIVER. SOLID GOLD CADILLAC, Rl MPELSTILSKIN, WIZARD OF OZ. Donald James Irven—Sr. Band 9-12; Freshmen Choir 9. Vice-Pres.; Sr. Choir 10-12; Band Council 9-12; Choir Council 11-12; Senior Hi-Y 10: Spanish Club 10; Speech Team 9. State Oualifer 12; Thespians 9-12; Talent Bureau 9-12; Lab band Pep Band 9-12: Melvin and the Nuclear Turnips 11-12: National Honor Society 11-12; Bowling 9-11; Plays; WESt SIDE STORY. KISS AND TELL. DARK OF THE MOON. THE SOUND OF MUSIC, STAR SPANGLED GIRL, OKLAHOMA!, OLIVER. Mitch Incarnato Annette L. Irven Donald James Irvin 28 Bow Die Kaderly Pamela S. Keener Wendy Kelker Mark Daniel Judy Kay Kappler Cheryl Kelker And now Ladies and Gentlemen presenting MELVIN AND THE NUCLEAR TURNIPS. Starring Mark “the Melvin”, Judy. Randy “Beef Baughman. Mike “Dougy” Douglas. Elizabeth Ann Johnson—Tri-Hi-Y 10- 11; F.T.A. 11-12; F.M.C. 10-11; Leader'll Club 9; Bark-the-Guy 10-11; Lab Awtiwtanl 12; Business Club 11- 12; French Club 9-11; Y-Teens 9; Bowling 10-11; Choir 9-12; Explorer’s Club 9-12; Slide Rule league 11-12; Plav: WIZARD OF OZ. Thomas Allen Jones—Football 9; Track 9; Wrestling 9-12; Audio-Visual Aides 9-12; Choir 9-12; Thespians 9-12; Plavs: SOUTH PACIFIC. COME BLOW YOUR HORN, PETRIFIED FOREST. BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE, DARK OF THE MOON, GLASS MENAGERIE, SOUND OF MUSIC LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL, FIDDLER ON THE ROOF. WEST SIDE STORY. KISS AND TELL OLIVER. Mark Daniel Judy—Sr. Band 9-12. Vice-Pres. 12; Pep Lab Band 9-12; Melvin the Nuclear Turnips 11-12; Bowling 9-12; French Club 10; Slide Rule League 11. Bow Die Kaderlv—Wrestling 10-12; O.W.E. 12. Darrell T. Kalp—Bowling 9-12; Thespians 11-12. Ka Kappler—Senior High Office Help 9-10; C.O.E. 12; Bowling 10. Pamela S. Keener—Girls Track 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; C.O.E. Treasurer 12; Jr. Y Teens 9; Prom Committee 11; Leaders Club 9. Susan Mac Keitch — Spanish Club 9; leaders Club 9; Student Council 9-12; Senior High Office Help II; Junior Y Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10-11; Rose Queen 11; Cheerleader 9-12; Biology Club 12; Slide Rule 12. Chervl Kelker—Band 9; Y-Teens 10-11; C.O.E. 12; Senior High Office Help 11-12; Bowling 10; Leaders Club 9; Pom-Pom Girl 10-11; Captain 12. Wendy Kelker Debra Kay Kilchcmnan —Senior Band 9-12; Band Council 10.12; F.B.A. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; F.M.C 11-12; French Club 9; Back-The-Guys 12; Office Help 12; Ad anced Biology Club 12; lab Band 10. Debra Kay Kilchenman and Don “Dill Irven. 29 Dover Seniors: What Can We Say? Kenneth V. Killian—Swim Team 9-12: Football 9.11.12; Track 9-10; Prom Committee 11. Marcia Jan King—Hand 9-12. Hist. 12: Spanish (Hub 11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Pit Orchestra: SOI ND OF MUSIC 10. MUSIC MAN 11; Prom Committee 11; Back-the-Guys 11-12; Crimson Cadets 10; Senior Office 12; Guidance Officer 12. Pam Korns — Art Club 10-11; Leaders Club 9. ickie kumerle—Track 9-10; Basketball 10-12; Volleyball 11-12; Leaden Club 12: FMC 10-12; FHA 9-11; Matmaids 11-12: Pres. 12. Kenneth V. Killian Marcia Jan King Pam Korns Vickie Kumerle K. Scott Kutz Thomas F. Lagatta Michael E. Law 30 Barbara Anne Lengler Tom Lenox David F. Lawless 4 Brenda Faye Leland Herbert F. Ixrster Betbann Loess i Dave Loibl Dave Link Gene London Mark Anthony Longer K. Scott kutz—Basketball 9; Track 9-12; Cross Country 10 12; Co-Capt. 12; FCA 10-12; MIS 9-11; Bowling 10-12. Capt. 12; DIAC 11. Thomas F. Lagatta—Visual Aid 9-10; Wrestling 9-10; Sr. Class Officer. Rose Lang—French Club 9-10; Business Club 10; Sr. Choir 9-12; Guidance Office Help 12. Michael E. Law—Sr. Choir 9 12; Audio Visual 11-12; Media Center 9-12; Baseball 9.11; Football 9-11. David F. Lawless—Football 9-12; Student Council 9.12; German Club 9-10. Brenda Faye Leland Sr.—Choir 9-12; Vice-Pres. 12; Thespians 9-11; Attendance Office 9-11; Talent Bureau 9-11; Art Club 10; COE 12; Plays: WEST SIDE STORY, SOUND OF MUSIC, MURDER MY SWEET MATILDA. OLIVER. MUSIC MAN. LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL, KISS AND TELL. GLASS MENAGERIE. Barbara Anne Lengler—FMC 11-12; FTA 12; DCT 12; Attendance Office 11-12; Intramurals 9-11; Y-Teens 9-11; German Club 9-10; Basketball 10. Tom l,enox—Track 9-12; Cross Country 9-12; Basketball 9-11. Herbert F. I ester—Student Council 9,12; Hi-Y 10; Football 9-12; German Club 9-10. Dave Link—OWE 11-12. Betbann Locsi—Intramurals 9-11; Spanish Club 10-11; Back-the-Guys 12; Prom Committee 11: Y-Teens 10-11. Gene Logsdon Dave Loibl-VIC 11-12. Mark Anthony Longer. Esq.—Football 9-11. Tennis 9-12, Capt. 12; Hi-Y 10-12.Tres. 11. Pres. 12; NHS 11-12; Pres. 12; Orchestra 9; Dehate9; Lab Assistant 12; Student Council 9-11; Spanish Club 10-12; Universal Slide Rule League 11-12, Capt. 12; Hall Monitor 9. 31 Steven G. Lusic—Choir 9.10,11,12; D.C.T. 12; German Club 10. Rhonda Lee McCune—Band 9,10,11,-12; Majorette 10,11; Head 12; Band Council 12; F.B.A. 11; Treasurer 12; German Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9. Sall J. McDonnell—Thespians 9,10; Y-Tcen 9.10,11; F.T.A. 11; President 12; F.M.C. 12; Orchestra 9,10,11; Slide Rule 11; French Club 9.10; Librarian 11. Sherry Lynn McDowell—Choir 9.10; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Back-the-Guys 10,-11,12; Leaders Club 9; Office Help 12; Prom Committee 11; Future Business Associates 12. Thomas D. McKeever—Student Council 10; Football 9.10.11.12; Wrestling 9.10.11.12; Captain 12; Buckeye Boys State 11; Hi-Y 10,11. Wes S. McMillen-Football 9,10,11,-12; Baseball 9. Sally J. McDonnell Sherry Lynn McDowell Thom as D. McKeever James Lee McNutt Bohhi Lou Machan Fredick J. Mamarella Steven G. Lusic Rhonda Lee McCune Wes S. McMillen John A. Marshall 32 Nancy Catherine Marshall Patricia Kay Maurer Vickie Mean James F. Meese Gregg (Eli) Menapace Timothy Mencer Brother Gluttons James Lee McNutt—O.W.E. 11,12. Hohhi Lou Machan— Sr. Band 9,10.11,12: Secretary-Treasurer E 12; Band Council 12; Sr. Choir 10.11.12; Girl Representative 12; Choir Council 11.12; Freshman Choir Treasurer 9; E.M.C. 10,-11.12; President 12; National Honor Society 11.12; Thespians 11,12; Plays: Rt MPELSTILSKIN. SOUND OF MUSIC. LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN. OKLAHOMA; Slide Rule League 11.12; Captain 12. Fredick J. Mamarella—Football 9.10,11.12; Baseball 9,10,11.12; Hi-Y 11; Class Officer 12; Secretary-Treasurer 12; Oasis Staff 12. Mark Marino Nancy Catherine Marshall—Choir 9,10.11,12; Cheerleader 9; Reserve Head II; Back-the-Guys 10.11,12; Jr. Y-Teens 9; Vice President 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Student Council 9.10,11.12; President 9, Class President 9; Tennis Team 12; Slide Rule league 12: Rose Queen Attendant 11; Homecoming Queen Attendant 12; Buckeye Girls State 11; Prom Committee 11; SWIRL H STAFF 11,12; Editor 12; Orchestra 9. Vickie Mean —Choir 9; Volleyball 9,10; Basketball 10.C.O.E. 12; Sr. High Office 11; Leaders Club 11. Dave Mecchan—V.I.C. 11. Timoth) Mencer—Homeroom Representative 10; Golf 9.10,11: Hi-Y 12. 33 Gregg (Eli) Menapace—Band 9,10; V.I.C. 11.12. Patti Meryo—Back-The-Guvs 10; Junior Y-Tcens 9; Senior Y-Tecns 10; Basket hall 10; Track 10; DCT 12; Bowling 9-11; Science Club 11; Volley Ball 11. Shirley Meryo—Sr. Band 10 12, Choir 9-12; Business Club 11; Band Council 12; Award— “Who's Who In American Music Students . Plays: SOUND OF MUSIC, OLIVER. Peggy Ann Miller—Jr. Y-Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Prom Decorating Committee 11; C.O.E. 12; Bowling Intramurals 9. Cheryl “Renee Mills—Basketball 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Pom Pom Girl 10,11; Track 10; Back the Guys 10; FMC 10; D.C.T. 12. Ix ri h. Mitchell Band 9; Spanish Club 9; Sr. Office Help 9-11; Attendance Office Help 12; D.C.T. Treasurer 12; Back The Guys 12. Kathy Moiiski—Bowling 11; FHA 10,11; President 10; Alternate-Girl's Stale, President C.O.E. 12; Choir 9-12, Sec. 12; Track 11; National Honor Society; Choir Newspaper Staff 11.12. Connie M. Monaco—Track 9.10; Junior Y Teens 9; Guidance Office 11; Leaders Club 10; C.O.E. Vice Pres. Marianne Ja Moore—Sr. Band 9-12; Pep Band 12; Spanish Club 12; Lab Assistant 12; Slide Rule league 11, Official 12. Gale Lynette Moser—Science Club 9-11; French Club 10; Back The Guys 9; Girl's Track 10,11; Girl's Volleyball, Co-Captain 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Future Business Associates 11. Kellie Ja ne Murphy—National Honor Society 11,12; Cheerleader 9-12; Back The Guys 10-12; Art Club 10-12; Student Council Treasurer 12, Secretary 11, Biology Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Tennis Team 11; Prom Committee 11. Mark E. Murphy—Baseball 9-12; Class Historian 10, Vice President II; Oasis Staff 12; Bonfire Committee 12. Cynithia L. Neihert—Freshman Choir, Thespians 10-12; Plays: KISS AND TELL, WEST SIDE STORY, DARK OF THE MOON, and LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN. Patti Meryo Cheryl “Renee Mills Connie Monaco Kellie Jayne Murphy Marianne Jay Moore bale Lynette Moser Cynthia L. Neibert Mark E. Murphy 34 Steven A. Norman Rirk Parks Brian Oliver Bryce Oli ver Scott Ellis Patterson Mike Paulin Steven A. Norman — Football Manager. Trainer 9-12; Wrestling 9,-10; Student Council 9.10: Assembly Heprcsentitive 10.12: Buckeye Boys State 11; Biology Club 12: Slide Rule League 11.12; Lab Assistant 12. Harry Ogletree—Football 9-12; Wrestling 10.12. Brian Oliver—Basketball 9.10. Bryce Oliver — Basketball 9.10; Baseball 9; Track 10; German Club 9-12. Rick Parks—Hi-Y 11,12; Lab Assistant 12; Guidance Advisory Committee 12; NMSQT Honor Student, Plays: LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL WEST SIDE STORY. FOR SALE-1957 DODGE CORONET. Scott Ellis Patterson—Ashland High School 9-11; Student Council. Tennis 12. 15 SENIORS Jeff Plunk Ned Marshall Pongrat Fred James Pong rat Thomas Gene Pongratz Terry L. Pearson—Art Club 10.12; Talent Bureau 10,12; Choir 9.10,11. Pres. 12. John Cave Man Pershing—O.W.E. 11 12. Patty Peters—Y’-Teens 9; Senior Choir 9-10; Class Secretary-Treasurer 9; Student Council 9,12; Back-The-Guys 10-12; Lab Assistant 10.12; Tri-lli-Y; Prom Decorating Co-Chairman 11; Cheerleader 11; Slide Rule League 11 12; Bonfire Committee II; Co-Chairman 12; leader's Club 12; Senior High Office Help 12; C.O.E. 12. Steven Allen Petersheim—Cross Country 11-12; Tennis 10; Track 11-12; Intramural Bowling 11-12. Beth A. Peterson—Orchestra 10; Girls’Track 10; Prom Committee 11; Back-The-Guys 12. Perry C. Pctrullo—Football 9-10; German Club 9-10; National Honor Society 11-12; Hi-Y 10 12. 36 Thom an Gene Pongratz—Track 9-12. Diane Carole Powell—Senior High Leaders Club 12. Teresa Prince — Choir 9-12; French Club 10-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Slide Rule league 11-12; Leaders Club 9. 11-12. Thomas L. Prince—French Club 10-12; Slide Rule League 11-12; Thespians 12; Associates 11; Oliver. Randell I Pringle—Spanish Club 12. Patricia E. Ouicksall—Debate Team 9; Back-The-Guvs 9-12; Sr. High Student Council 10-12; Vice-Pres. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Prom Committee II; Spanish Club 9-10. Eugene Fredrick Reese Jr.— Foot hall 9-12; Baseball 9- 12. Gregory A. Rcnicker—Choir 9, 11-12; C.C. Exchange Student 12; l ab Band 11. SPORTS HEADS Thomas L. Prince Below: Steve eyes Bob's new jersev. Will the Air Force let him ha e one like it? Who knows. Diane Carole Powell Teresa Prince Randall Lee Pringle Patricia E. Quicksall Eugene Frederick Reese Jr. 4 Gregory- A. Rcnicker Irene Pietro—Art Club 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Junior Y Teens 9-10; Back-The-Guys 10-11; Prom Committee 11. Bruce Pigott—V.I.C. 11-12. Jeff Plunk — Basketball 9; Art Club 9. Ned Marshall Pongrat—Football 9-12. Fred James Pongratz—V.I.C. 11-12. Evangeline V. Romo Jerry Dean Rieger Patricia Rieger Marcia Kay Ritenour Patricia Rieger—French Club 10.11: Treas. 11; DCT 12: Volleyball 9. Marcia Kay Ritenour Evangeline V. Romo— FMC 12. John David Rosen berry—Basketball 9-12; Bonfire Committee 12; Prom Committee 11. Jeff Ross Michael David Rossi— Class Vice-Pres. 10: National Honor Society 11,-12: Treas. 12: Prom Committee 11; Basketball 9,10; Coif 9; Slide Rule League 11,12; Hi-Y 10; Student Council 11; Hall Monitor 9; Lab Assis. 12. Rand Rufener—Art Club 12. Diana Lvnn Ruggeri—FBA 10: Art Club 10;'OWE 11.12. Don E. Ruppenthal Jr.— Basketball 9.10.12; Hi-Y 10.11; Officer 12. Linda Jean Ryan — Choir 9-12; Speach Team 9-12; Treas. 12; Thespians 10-12; Sr. Rep. 12; Pla s: WEST SIDE STORY. butterflies are free, class MENAGERIE, SOUND OF Ml SIC. SOLID COLD CADILLAC, OLIVER. BRIAN’S SONG, YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU. STAR SPANGLED GIRL, A MIDSl MMER NIGHT’S DREAM. MUSIC MAN. KISS ME KATE. BUS STOP, LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN, OKLAHOMA. Marvann Sahurny—Art Club 10-12; Spanish Club 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; Prom Committee 11: Oasis Staff 12; Slide Rule league 12: Back The Guys 10-12; Attendance Office 10. Joyce Sandy —Talent Bureau 10-12; Sr. Band 9-il. FTA 11. Vice-Pres. 12; Slide Rule 11; Lab Assistant 12; Nation Honor Society 11,12; DCT 12; Spanish Club 10-12: Thespians 9-12; Treas. 11. Prw. 12: Plays: DARK OF THE MOON. WEST SIDE STORY. THE SOUND OF MUSIC, KISS AND TELL. THE SOLID COLD CADILLAC. LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN, OKLAHOMA, BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE. John David Rosenberrv Jeff Ross Michael David Rossi 38 Jerry Frederick Schneiler Jr. Steven Schupbach Maryann Jvaburny Joyce Sandy Patricia Kay Schweitzer Linda Kay Seikel David M. Sexton Daryl D. Shanklin Jerrv Frederick Schneiter Jr.—OV E 11,12. Steven Schupbach—Sr. Band 11.12; Chess Club 9.11.12. Patricia Kav Schweitzer—French Club 9-12; Treas. 10. Pro 12; FT A 12; Choir 9.12; Orchestra 9-12; Speech Team 9; Explorer Club 9, Slide Rule League 11.12; Captain 12; Lab Assistant 12; Nation Honor Society 11.12; Play : E§T SIDE STORY, SOUND OF MUSIC, MUSIC MAN. Linda Kay Scikel-Tennis Intramurals 9; Jr.-Y-Teen 9.10; Sr.-i-Teens 11; FMC 10-12; Librarian 11; Attendance Office 12: Associate Thespian 12; Slide Rule Vague 12; Girls Track 12: Plays: OLIVER. KISS ME KATE. John I). Seng—Hi-Y 10-12: Inter-mural Bowling 11; Youth In Government 10-12; Cness Club 11.12; Slide Rule League 11,Captain 12: FMC 12; Baseball 12. David M. Sexton— Df T 12; Plavs: WEST SIDE STORY. LOtiK HOMEWARD ANGEL Darvl I). Shanklin—Thespians 10-12; Plavs: RHUM PLISTILTSKIN, WEST SIDE STORY, SOI ND OF MUSIC, DARK OF THE MOON, OLIVER. KISS ME KATE. MUSIC MAN, SOUTH PACIFIC, OKLAHOMA. 39 DHS SENIORS-TOUGH ENOUGH! Rich Sherrell — Football 11,12| Track 10,11; Basketball 12. Doug Shook—Bowling 9-12; Tennis 11; Cross Country Slide Rule League 11; Capt. 12. Brad Shrock—German Club 9,10; Science Club 11; Bowling 9-11; Tennis 10; C.O.E. 12. Brian Keith Shut!—V.l.C 11.12. Kim Shut! Bill “Ace” Sil erstone-Football 9-12; Track 12; SWIRL STAFF 9-11; Editor 12; Spanish Club 9-12; National Honor Society 11,12; Youth In Government 11. Paul Smith—Studt nt Council 9; Band 9-12; Band Council 9,10; Slide Rule Leauge 11. Tom Smith—Bowling 10,11. George H. Spies—Slide Rule League 11; Capt. 12. Ellen M. Sto cr—Student Council II; German Club 9 11; Secretary-Treasurer 11; Back The Guys 10; D.C.T. 12; Rose Queen Attendent 11. Juanita Slo er—Pep Club; Junior Y-Teens 10,11; Tri lli-Y 10; F.H.A. 10,-11; C.O.E. 12. Dan Studer—Wrestling 9,10; Student Council 9; V.l.C 11. Mike Stut .man Ron Swegheimer—Student Council Treasurer 10; President 11; Track 12; Football 9-12; Spanish Club 11; Science Club 11; Biology Club 12; Hi-Y 10; Chaplain 11-12; Boys State Alternate 11; Debate 9; Class Officer 9; Stadium Club 9-11; OASIS Staff 12; SWIRL STAFF 12; Slide Rule league 11,12; Youth In Government 10-12. Kim Renae Swibart—leaders Club 12. Michele L. Valentine—German Club 10; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Slide Rule League 11.12: Band 9-12; I .ah Band 10; Intermediate Stage Band 12; F.M.C.C. 10,11; Trasurer 12; National Honor Society 11,12. Rich Sherrell Brian Keith Shutt George H. Spies Doug Shook Kim Shutt Paul Smith Ellen M. Stover Brad Shrock Bill “Ace” Silverstone Tom Smith Juanita Stover 40 Daniel J. Vance Dan Sluder Ron Swegheimer kim Renat Svtihart Miehele L. Valentine Daniel J. Vance Deborah Ann Vasbindcr Flaine M. Vcwco Brenda Lee Wallace Deborah Ann Vasbindcr—Track 10; F.M.C. 10; Secretary II; Vice-President 12; D.C.T. Secretary 12; Student Council; Alternate 9.11; Intermurals 9.10. Flaine M. Vesro—F.H.A. 9.10; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9. Brenda Lee Wallace—.Art Club 12. 41 Joyce Ann 'R alter Brian barren Laurie Jo Wallick Rita Joan Wallick Laurie Jo Vi allick—Art (lluh 9.10.11, Nice Pres 12: Back the Guys 11.12; Prom Committee 11; Sr. lli Office 12. Plavs: WEST SIDE STORY, KISS TELL. Rita Joan Wallick—Choir 9; Back the Guvs 11.12; Treas. 11; Y-Teens 11,12: Tri-lli-Y 12: Leaders Club 12: Pom Pom Girl 11. Joyce Ann Walter—Choir 9,10.12; Thespians 9; German (Huh 9.10; Student Council 9,10; Future Teachers 12; Volleyball 10. Brian Warren Jody Lvnn Warrick—French Club 10.11.12. Carol Ann Warthcr—German Club 9.10; Science Club 10,11 Nice President 11; National Honor Society 11,-12: Sr. Y Teens 9,10; Bo Imp Intramurals 9.10.11: Slide Rule League 11. Captain 12; Future Business Associates 11; Sr. Choir 9,10,11.12; Prom Committee 11: Leaders (Huh 9; Plavs; KISS TELL WEST SIDE STORY. Julie Ann farther—Jr. Y Teens 9.-10; German Club 10; Future Medical Careers 11, Secretary 12; Future Teachers 11.12; Sr. Office 12; Slide Rule 12. Debbie Watson French Club 9,10; Jr. Y Teens 9.10: Back the Guys 10; Librarian 9,10; C.O.E. 12; F.M.C. 10. Thomas G. Vi atson—German Club 9.10; Slide Rule 11. Craige Alan U ebb—D.C.T. 12; German Club 9,10. NOT PICTt RED: James Thompson, Tim Watson 42 Imlv I .v n ti U urn A nn M art npr Pamela J. Wikoff Donald E. White Joseph I). VI ebb Todd D. Whetstone Lori Yosick Rick Young Dianne L. Youngen Penny Jayne Wolf Joseph I). Webb—Thespians 10,11,-12; Art (dub 9-12; German Club 9-11; Slide Rule 11; Speech Team 12; SW IRL Staff 12; Talent Bureau 12; PLAYS: ODD COUPLE, SOLID GOLD CADILLAC, CATCH ME IF YOU CAN. YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU, OKLAHOMA!. SOUND OF MUSIC, OLIVER, LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN. GIFT OF THE MAGI. Todd I). Whetstone—Basketball 9,-10,11,12; Baseball 9,10.11.12; F.C.A. Program chairman 10, captain elect 11, Captain 12; Hi Y 10,11,12; German (Jub 9,10. Donald E. White—Golf 9,10,11,12; Baseball 12; Choir 9.10. Pamela J. W ikoff—Sr. Choir 10.11,-12; Leaders (dub 9; Jr. Hi Office Help 9; Cheerleader 9; Attendance Office 12; F.T.A. 11,12; F.M.C. 10,11; TriHi-Y 11; Explorers 11; Slide Rule 12. Pennny Jayne Wolf Lori Yosick—National Honor Socie-t 1142;(3ms Historian 11; Back the Guys 10.11.12; Art Club 9,10,11 Secretary 12; Tri-Hi-N 10,11; Nice Pres 12; Student Council 10 Secretary 11, President 12; SWIRL Staff; Slide Rule 11; Choir 9.10; Spanish (dub 9.10.11; Leader's (dub 12; Prom Chairman 11; Bat Girl 12. Elizabeth Jane Young—Band 9.10.-11.12: Orchestra 11,12: French Club 9.10. Rick Young-Baseball 9.10.11.12: Senior Class President 12. Dianne L. Youngen—Band 11.12; Girl's Basketball 10. Gregory J. Zivie—Hi-N 10.11.12; (dass Pres. 9; Explorers Club 10.11; German (dub 9.10; Slide Rule II: Student Council 10,12; Swim Team 9,10.11,12. PROM 1976 . . . The fire proved to be a blessing in disguise for those juniors working on the 1976 prom, “Nights on Broadway.” While everyone else stayed home enjoying the unexpected day off, the prom committee labored into the wee hours taping up posters and wrestling rolls of chicken wire. Saturday evening couples rolled up in clean shiny cars (courtesy of the cross-country sponsored car wash—opportunists, aren't they?). Madhouse did the honors in the music department. After several hours and a quick change of clothes and maybe something else, we danced while Wild Cherry (Yeah!) played some funky music! Then on to Sweg’s lake and after that if you were still awake and could take it, breakfast. GRADUATION DAY, DOVER, OHIO Dear Gram and Grampy, I’m sorry you couldn't make it to graduation, but I realize Newark, New Jersey is a long way from Dover. You would've enjoyed it! Even though I couldn’t button my shirt at the neck, I wore a tie and looked pretty sharp (Mom took some pictures w hich we're sending along). It was terribly hot and crowded. Strutting past the stands, it sounded like a clock factory with all the whirling and clicking cameras. Six kids got aledict, can you imagine? A sudden hurst of wind knocked off Kathy Cornelia's hat. It was kinda funny. And wouldn't you know, they only gave us the cover for our diplomas, which they'll mail to us with our report card! Love, Bill Pictured at the right are Senior Boy and Girl Representatives, Steve Contini and Kathy Moliski. Pictured below are Valedictorians Cheryl Haggis, John Helmsdoerfer, Mark Longer, and Teresa Prince. Pictured opposite page on the bottom are Robert Caldera who received an Honorary Diploma, Salutatorian Kathy Cornelia, and Valedictorians Julie VI arther and Tom Prince. 254 SENIORS HASSLE TASSLES 50 A A. Jeff Plunk it greeted by his family after the ceremony. B. Rich Cato picks carnation number 24—230 more to go. C. Ted Martin congratulates his prize specimen. Tom Prince. C t 31 53 JUNIORS—NEXT YEAR’S LEADERS? John Alexander Koae Ann Amiatadi Bonnie Ankney Jim Archer Svlvia Argento Kelly Arter John Aahworth Michele Baker Ed Ball John Bambeck Paul Bambeck Donna Barkett Tom Barlock Heather Barr Terry Barthelmeh Sue Be a ley Jay Becker Pollv Beitzel Cindy Beller Bridgette Black Peggy Bleininger Larry Bower Shawn Bower Polly Brewer Terry Brill Mike Brown Karla Burgesn Steve Burgeas Mike Burkey 54 Cheryl Burkholder Jane Burrier Roland Burner Jan Byer Angie Byrne Sue Carey Todd Chumney Pam Class Rich Collar Sandy Collar Cindy Conidi Barb Conroy Marian Conwell Sean Courthright Bill Cozart Pam Cramer Calhy Cree Lisa Crites Bob Cunningham Peggy Daugherty Todd Davidson 55 Laura Da� ie Kelly Davies Lisa Brbois Jennifer Deeds Krist Deetz Pegg Dei; raw Jeanne Deibel Karen Dennison Glenda Denning Rich Desseoker Rod Deswecker Jeff DeVaull Edsel Dillon Tammy Dillon Debbie Dorn Mark Dues Sue Dunfee Bob Dusen berry Barb Egler Bill Eigner Chris English Dawn Ewing Sally Fail Elaine Fishel 56 INVOLVED! Mike Fishel Chris Flora Dave Flvnn Kathy Folger Jim Fox Paul Fox Sue France Vicki Franz Sue Gallion Jeri Gardner Jerry Gartrell Peggy German John Gilmore Mike Gintz Dave Giumenti Lisa Glenn Shawn Gray Dan Grewell Pete Hafliger Sue Hagarman Janet llagloch Steve Hanev Scott Hanhart Gary Harmon 57 Ron Harmon Tom Harmon Becky Harrold John Hastedt Tom Heil Eric Helvenston Don Hennen Joan Henry Pam Hepner Tom Herron Mike Hershberger Fred Hinerman Julie Houglan Becky Houk Doug Hufford Mark Hughes Monty Hunter Todd Immel Chris Inverso Patty Jackson Jo Ann Jenkins Beth Jones Stan Jones Jean Karl Kelly Kastor Debra Kaufman Kandy Kaufman Mark Keffer Beth Keitch Kevin Kendle Elizabeth Kennedy Keith Kimble John Kinneer Bill Kirkbride Kim Kline Kathy Koontz 58 Joni Korns Robert Korns Dan Korth Paul koval Mike Kurtz Connie Kutz Rick Cahm John Lamhro Todd Little George Lusic Eva Lute Mary McKenzie Deborah McNutt Rhonda Machan Nancy Marino 59 CLASS OFFICERS HA VE CLASS Jl MOR CLASS OFFICERS: Peggy DeGraw, Historian; Bill Eigner. President; Julie Houglan. Vice President; Harry Shaw, Assent hi Representative; Connie kutz, Secretary. Tom Marino Chris Marlowe Mike Marlowe Cind Marsh Judy Maurer Mike Maurer Wanda Melott Brad Miller Jed Miller Joel Miller Stephanie Miller Tammy Miller Tim NfiHer Kevin Mills Martha Mills Randy Minnis Carmela Monaco Mark Monaco Mar Moore Reba Moore Patty Moran Peggy Morris Dan Moser Paul Mow rev Kim Murphy- Don Murray Rhonda Mutschelknaus Tom Norman Cindy Ohler Doug O’Neil Chervl Page Jim Page Kay Page Mark Paisley 60 Kent Penso Millie Perkowski Mali Perry Mary Lou Peter Teri Pigott Bruce Polce Rich Polen Jennifer Polk Debbie Porter Ellen Pretoriu Larry Pruni Phil Quicksall Kim Keichman Jeff Renicker Cheryl Rice Terry Richard Scott Riffle Kathy Riley Becky Rippel Lynn Roger Kim Ryan Mike Sandy Candy Scharein Angela Schilling Sue Schelgel Rick Schulp Mark Schwarm Lewis Segee Patty Seng Diana Shanklin Harry Shaw Dale Shull Gail Simmon Cindy Sippel 61 Annette Stephan Cindy Stephan Nikki Stotan Rick St ran h Jeff Stuher Frank Taruili Brad Telle Scott Thompson Julie Tolloti Karen Torrent Sushila Tripathy Sue Trotter Jim Tsantis Mark Yarnes Cindy Villwock Dave Wade Orest Walker Tom Walker Jim Wallace Dan Wallick Steve all irk Pam Walter Lisa Warner Dave Warther Dan Weaver Sara Weaver Lisa Weiss Wayne West Amy Wherley Drew William Lori Williams Mike Williams Patty Williams Kevin Willoughby Murphy Wilson Duane W inkier Patti W'olf Cindy Yockey Angie Zifer Linda Zifer I ori Zifer Leo Zorzi Brends Zuercher 62 CLASS OF HARD WORKERS Along with the change of Seasons there is also a change of fads. Do you remember when girls paraded in mini-skirts and guys wore bell-bottoms, hip-hugger jeans? Well, today the scene in the halls of D.H.S. has changed as the guvs have plaid flannels or stenciled T-shirts with denim bibs or off-white painter’s pants. The females’ choice is one piece jumpsuits, below the knee-skirts, platform shoes and sandals, and multicolor toe socks. She completes her outfit with Indian jewelry or mood rings. SOPHOMORES ARE HELL’S ANGELS!?! Lauri Breznak, Sec.-Treas.; Aileen Silverstone, Assembly Rep.; Mari Jo Hutras, Hist.; Jim Zifer, Prea.; John Struhar, Vice-Pres. John Abbuhl Joni Ackerman Francis Alesiano Vincent Amicone Joseph Amistadi Jerry Angelo Mary Archer Paul Arnold Joseph Arter Christopher Arthurs Patricia Arthurs Deborah Aston Stephanie Ault Valerie Bair Gregory Baker Mary Jo Baker Steve Baker Ricky Balder Sally Ballentine Gregory Barcus Ronald Barkett Kevin Barrett Cynthia Barthelmeh Steven Bedrosian Robert Beller Robert Berndt Bruce Bertie Tina Black kathv Blacka Bradley Blair Shelley Border Pamela Braglin Lauri Breznak Terri Bridgewater Gregory Brink Timothy Brooks Charles Brown James Burgess Terrv Burrell Bradley Buss Brenda Casterline Mark Caswell Russell Chamberlain Robert Cihon Gary Cole Timothy Conkle Daniel Contini Lisa Cookson Rick Crone Robert Crowe Larrv Daley Sandra Davidson Tracy Davis Timothy Deetz Jodv Deibel Cathy Dessecker Kelly Dessecker Hannelore Dewitt Vi illiam Dorn Melanie Dotts Michael Douglas 65 HANG IN THERE SOPHS Jill Doulhitt Mark Dusenberry Michael Edwards Kick Edwards Sherry Egler Edward Eigner Kenny Engstrom Lisa Everett Scott Feller Cathy Fesenmyer Thomas Fife David Finzer Douglas Ficher Gerald Fish Debra Fishel Ida Fisher Melissa Flora Linda Fople Yvonne Forstrom Man Fortney Mary Frey Linda Gallion David Garmin Terri Garrett Andy Gintz Michael Giumenti Stephen Gombos A A—Jill Douthitt and Kay Owens flip over Julie Houglan and Kathy Strimmel. B—Mike Walker checks out Hon Barkett at a very realistic choir Halloween. Did Ron hit a sour note at the last concert? Gale Gordon Gregory Gordon James Graef Mary Grafe Connie Grages Robert Graham Marabeth Grewell Holly Gribbon Rhonda Gribble Thomas Grimm Teri Gunnoe Jamie Gurney Edward Harmon Barb Hawk Karia Haynes Marcia Hefner Calvin Heid Austin Henry Sally Heppenstall Dennis Hershberger Linda Hershberger Tammy Hess Carol fiicks James Hindle Worth Hirning Jerry Hisrich Ivan Hochstetler Vera Holcomb Gail Hootman B 67 CLASS OF ’ 78SEEKS NEW HEIGHTS Shirley Hosluller Carol Howell Joe Allan Huffman Mari Joe Hutras Steve Ickes Timothy Ickes Valerie Incarnato David Allan Jenkins Tracy Jones Patrick kappler Greg kaser Cheryl kauffman Janet keener Jerry keller Susan keller Sean kennedy Dirk kimble Martha kline Beatty komaromy Brenda kretzinger Synthia Ladrach kathy Lang Dave Lehman Mark Lieser Larry Lindberg Wendy Little Shelly Littlefield James Lobil 68 Bradley Longachcr Anne Longer Barb lx os Christopher Luff Wealey Luthy Ron McCulloch Mary MeI)ade Donavon McDonald Khett Mackey Ada Malterer Stephanie Marazsky Garth Marburger Angela Marino Linda Marks Sali Matthews Richard Mathias Robert Mathias Kay Maurer Susan Maurer Robert May Bruce Mears Julie Mears Terry Menefee Brad Miller Brett Miller Darlene Miller David Miller Robert Miller Steve Miller Kevin Mills 69 SOPHOMORES GET SERIOUS Dan Minnis Beth Mitchell Mike Monaco Cathy Moore Margaret Morgan Lori Moser Jim Murphy Kenee Murphy Marcia Myers James Ned row Jack Neiger Rita Newell Angela Nigro Tim Northrop Lorraine Ogletree David Ott Karen Owens Thomas Pace Fred Padro Terry Page Yvonne Paris Roxanne Penso Cary Petrullo Teri Petrullo Jeff Phillips 70 IN SENIOR HIGH Hob Rohm Rodney Phillip Susan Polen John Polk Larry Poorman Janelene Powell Charles Pringle Patricia Pringle Anna Ray Denise Rav Lari Ray Joan Rentsch Linda Rieger Tanya Robinson Ronald Roe Steve Rodinella James Ross Grea Rothacher Lathi Rucker Diana Rvan John Saoino Deborah Schlegel Deborah Schlosser John Schmidt Steven Schwab Jane Seikel Jarauelyn Severn Fred Siegenthaler Aileen Silverstone 71 ARE SOPHOMORES TIRED? Pamala Skelton Jody Slentz Daniel Smith Marv Ann Smith Linda Sperry Molly Spies Jessica Springer Ronald Stahl Sandra Steinberg Pat Steiner Mike Stephens Deborah Stofan Cathy Stonecipher Dianna Strausbaugh Kathleen Strimel John Struhar Mark Sudduth Hill Swegheimer Steve Terry Patrice Tidrick Holly Truman Candace Truscott Jay Tunstall Mitchell Valentine Debra Vance Patti Vance Sharon Vasbinder Mark Vaughn Connie Vesco Carl VonAllman Lisa VonKaenel Valerie VonKaenel Matthew Wagner 72 Michael VI alker Richard Walker Rebecca Waller Boh % arther Mark Warther Barbara Wa� em U illiam Water Sally Weaver John Webb Tom Wendling Ed Went Michael Weal Patrick West Terri White Paula VUkoff Daniel Yeager Lisa Y’ooick Michael Y’oumana John Young Jame ifer Richard Zifer Teresa Zurcher This years Sophomore Class was nol ‘‘tired,” just a little sleepy! Our great class officers lead us through our first year as part of the high school scene. Since this was our first year in the senior high, we had our first hall to decorate. The decorations really came out super! We even made a ‘D” for the football players to run through on the night of the Dover-Fhila football game. We had the priviledge of being the first high school class to hold a dance in the brand new Elks Ballroom. Everyone there danced to the music of Eclipse. We really had a good turnout for the dance. All in all, it was a very exciting year for us Sophs. 73 IS THE SR. HIGH READY FOR THE CLASS OF '79? Jerry Abel Lisa Abel Becky Ackerman Brenda Angelo Regina Ash Susan Ashworth Sally Aubibl Michael Badcrtscher Rick Barnhart Carol Bash Dalene Ba ver Susan Becker David Beebe Tim Belle Edward Beller Michael Berndt Shawn Bertie Lee Ann Bierie Kathleen Bissell Mark Black Jennifer Bleininger Beth Blickensderfer Eilliam Brown 74 Kirby Clark Janet Cornelia Dan Conkle George Contini Emily Corni Bob Cozart Dan Cranford Kim Cron Boyd Crone Sharon Cunningham Kevin David on Brinlev Davin Craig Davis Kristy Davis Debbie Desserker Marsha DeVault Katbv Devney Nancy Devney Dalton Domer James Domer Pam Dotts Susan Drake Laura Dummermuth Patrick Dunlap Michael Eggerton Robert Everett Tina Farrar Tammie Feller Tom Fey Lucille Fish Dale Fishel Tammy Fockler Ron Fondriest CLASS OFFICERS: Sec.-Treaa., Lori Wisintainer; Historian, Amy Shrock; Vice Pres., Julia Marlowe; Pres., Steve Kopec. B. George Contini—Columbo of the freshman class. This year’s freshman class is different than any other freshman class of the past. They're no more talented or blessed than any other class; nor are they any more intelligent or tougher than any other class. So, what is their secret ingredient? SPIRIT—pure, nasty, mischievous spirit. For instance, you would only-ex pect the freshman to go to the school of the blind and punch out the brail. 75 HALF-WAY THERE Joseph Fondriest Meleny Fortney Tamie Fox ken France Michael Frasier Dav id F reed Karen (.allion nn Gasser my Geib Kandy Geissinger Dennis German Jeff Giannobilc Elisa Giumenti l aura Glenn Tom Goosman Jim Gordon Connie Graham Terry Grimm Kenneth Grove Terry Haas Fred liafliger William Haggis Monty Hale Bryan Hambleton Matt Hammond Donnie llarig Judy Harmon Laura Hazard Darlene Heid Steve Henry Donna Hepner 76 Michael Herman Todd Herman Herman Hilton Douglas Hirning Tim Hodge Carol Homan Robert Homan Jeff Hostutler Bill Houglan Robert Houston Amber Hupp Belinda Hupp Brian Hulras Marcia Hutra Ann Invereo Tim Javens Barb Jenkins Dennis Johnson Mike Jones Tracy Jones William Jones Matt Judv Barbara Kalicb Bruce Kandel Donald kappler John Karl Todd keffer Jay kelker Tab keplinger Chris kerch Dan Kerns Herbert Kleine Bob Kline Holly Knotts Michelle Kochur Steve Kopec Karla Korns Ann Koval Kelly Krantz Bev Kreisher Bertha Lang Steve Lebold Brenda Lenarz Nancy Lengler Peter Lieser Mark Limbaugh Dana Littlepage Patricia Ludy Bruce Luff Darla Luff Donna Lute Robert Lvytinen Scott McCune Jody McDade Sand ra McDonald William McDonnell Kim McDowell Elizabeth McGinley Kenneth McNutt Pam McNutt Alan Mai ze Tina Malterer JR. HIGH PRESS: Linda Rossi, Denise Wells, Jennifer Fox, Vicki Zifer, Lisa Monoco, Brenda Stauffer, Lee Ann Berie, Toni Bleinninger, Kathy Pierson; Middle, left to right: Karen Keppler, Cindy English, Mindy Doppler, Wendy Walker, Ann Koval, Sherry Wertz, Pat Dunlap; Back, left to right: Dave Wells, Laura Hazard, Julia Marlowe, Marla Burgess, Pam Ady, Emily Corsi, Bob Everett, Jeff Maurer. 78 UNSUSPECTING FRESHMEN Jeff Mamarclla Regina Marino Julie Marlowe Tom Marshall Ida Maurer Jerry Maurer Michael Maurer Barbara Meese Eric Mencer Doug Miller Jon Miller Adelle Mills Larry Minnis Gary Miskimen (Parole Moliskl Steve Morgan Gerald Morris Joan Morris Katin Morrison Gave Moser Robert Mosel y Angela Niebert Jay Ohliger Bruce Owens John Page Patricia Page Joyce Paisley Kim Paris Julie Parrot Karen Patrick 79 FROSH STEP OUT Sam Patterson Lisa Pauline Buzz Pence Rich Penix Kevin Pershing Michael Pershing Boh Peterson Danny Petty Dehra Phillips Sylvia Pietro Steve Pigott Jill Pissocra Julie Pissocra Juliannc Polk Patricia Porter Sandra Porter Chris Potter Kathrvn Powell kingsfand Pretoriu Mark Pringle Sue Proper Donovan Ray Kellv Reher Garth Redinger l iuri Reichman Garry Renicker Wayne Rentsch Sarah Reynolds Linda Rieger Mark Ritenour Amy Rowe 80 Kenneth Kufener Mark Kufner Connie Ryan David Saffcll Mary Sandy Tony Sandy Anita Saunders Deana Sehrump Tim Segee Tom Seikel Elio Scni Barbara Sexton James Sexton Jeff Sexton C nthia Shilling Tammi Shore Amy Shrock Eric Shumaker Holly Shutt Kelly Sippel Carl Smith Cheryl Smith Jeff Smith Katherine Smith B A. Janet Cornelia. Marcia Hutra . and Kelly Sippel step out and show their super spirit. B. Jeff Mamarella and Eric Shumaker look forward to another great lunch of that down-home cooking. 81 82 Lori Smith Sieve Smith Sue Smith Aneita Sol ley Valerie Sol ley Doug Sopher Zack Snare Michael Spies Robin Springer Frank Staples John Steel Karie Steffen Nancy Steiner Rathv Stephens I,ee Stilgenbauer Greg Straub Sue Straub Clement Strimel Robert Swihart Steve Swihart Brett Swinderman Duane Swinderman Kevin Swinderman Linda Tate Brent Telle A. Herb Kleine and Jeff Smith march to a Tornado beat. B. The losing tricycle team of Amy Shrock, Alan Maize. Rich Penix, and Bob Peterson show their disapproval as the winning team of Debbie Dessecker, Will Haggis, Terry Haas, and Bob Miller express their pride. These teams belong to Beefs Jerkys. C. Carl Smith and Kenny France display their talents in woodshop. FROSH KEEP ACTIVE Brian Telle Jody Thompson Patti Thompson Charles Thornsley Vanessa Torrent Indira Tripathv Debra Tristano Greg Vance Tom Vierheller Brenda Walker Christine Wallace Bctt Ward Geoff Warther Linda Warther James Watkins David Wells Sherry Wertz Rose H eston Theresa Weston Mitch W ieland Steve Williams Keith W illoughby Margaret Willoughby Steve W inkler Kevin Wise Lori W isintainer Robert Wright Mary Ellen Vockey Shcllev Yockey Crystal York Mark York Amy Zeller James Zivic Jana Zorzi 83 THE Christine Applegarth Kenneth Applegarth Amy Atkinson Don Haider Leslie Harms Tom Harkett Andy Hates Tracy Heal Kick Hearducci Konald Hearducci Karina Heller Steve Herkshire Mary Ann Herndt James Hlark Jody Hober Tim Hoher Patrick Boles Laura Holine Diana Border Michele Bouchard Jayne Breitenstein AND NOW EIGHTH GRADE Darla Adams Brenda Adkins Clark Ady Susan Amicone This year’s spirited eighth graders participated in the usual junior high activities: the magazine sale, the hick dance, pillow fight and all of the rest. Leading the class of 1980 are (Left to Right) Libby Deetz, Vice President, James Black. President, Leslie Barms. Treasurer, and Darla Adams, Historian. « V- Cherri Burbick Kevin Burgess Kevin Burris Cynthia Buss Gary Casterline Lisa Chamberlain Tim Chumney Karl Clark Becky Class Scott (Jay Helen Cochran Geno Contini Kenneth Contini Audie Coventry Lisa Crawford Tom Cunningham Elaine Dalpiaz William Datidson Christine DeBois Elizabeth Deetz Douglas Den bow Heidi Denison Eric Desserker Larry Desseeker Jamie DeV'ore Ruth Ann Dickey Pam Diehl Robin Doidge Richard Dotts Tim Drake Tim Dummermuth Dan Dunfee Peggy Dupler Teresa Edwards 85 8TH GRADERS’ PARTY Vickie Emery Connie Espenschied Connie Estepp Todd Feller Patricia Fesenmyer Ricky Fishel Malissa Fisher Tim Fisher Patricia Flaherty Brenda Flickinger Nancy Flickinger Pam Fockler Jennifer Fox Brenda Frank James Franks Sue Frasier Jeff Froman Sharon Gallion Darren Gang Mark Garbrandt Don Gardner Greg Garman Greg Garner Ava Gerber Deborah German John Gibbs Todd Gibbs Bill Gilmore Kris Gintz Mark Gottshall Lori Granges Kevin Gray Beth Griesen Rosemary Hafliaer Michael Hagloch Jenny Haldeman James Hartline •6 Nancv Haugh Gerafd Herron Debbie Hershberger Bret Hertzel Rebecca Hilton Jerry Hixenbaugh Linette Holmes Lou Ann Homan Chris Huffman Mar Beth Hughes Teresa Hu Hess Erika Ickes Mark Incarnato Donna Jentes David Johns Becky Johnson Damon Johnson Dorothy Johnson Tom Jones Richard Kempher Melanie kendle Kevin Kerch Jeff Kerper Steve Kerper Tim King pi ■ill Greg Knotts Karen Kohr Jodi Krantz Brent Kretzinger Patricia Kuemerle Brenda Lahm Cheryl Lang Kobert Laughlin Heather Ley Jon Limbachcr David Lind Judy Link Jill Little Mary Jo Longer Mark Lovell Heidi Ludy VI ilium Lusic Jennifer McCreery Steve McGinley Bussell McHenry Steve McKeever John McHobie Diane Magnacca Stacie Marazsky Mark Marburger Hichard Mason Jeff Maurer David May William May Julianne Maybaugh Scott Mears Chris Menefee 88 y M ft C; v % V ! A t N A a Kris Miller Mollv Miller Todd Mizer Jill Monte Brenda Moore Kim Morris Chris Mowrey Dale Mumma Cindy Murphy Jerry Murphy Noreen Murphy Wendy Myers Jeff Neiger Diane .Newton Maurice Ogletree Donna Ott Vince Pace Kurt Packer Rick Padro Elizabeth Page Steve Parks Donna Patterson Jeff Patterson Ricky Pauline Bruce Pearson Naomi Penso Sue Peterson Gary Petrullo Doug Phillips Mike Plunk Ken Potter Ken Pringle 19 Dennis Proper Michael Puterbaugh Cathie (Juicksall Rick Ramsey Eric Redman Tim Rehm Beth Reidenbach Vicki Renicker Cathy Rinehart Tammy Rinehart David Rippel Kathy Rotn Philip Ruggeri Amy Schneiter Michael Schupbach Troy Schrock Becky Sena Leonard Shaw Chris Smith Roger Smith Charlene Snyder Darlene Snyder Andrew Spies Pam Stein Kathy Stephens Ricky Stilgenbauer Lynn Stofan Kathv Struhar Jeff $wegheimer Tim Swegheimer Dan Sweitzer Connie Swihart Dean Telle Robert Thompson Connie Trachsel Tony Trover Martha Ulrich Lisa Umplebv Phyllis Veigel Eric Von Allman 90 8TH GRADE LIVE! A typical gaggl • of eighth graders. Mike Von kaenel Tom Voaick Harrietta Walker Shawn Wallace Cynthia Walter Doris Walton Mike W arner Sharon Warthcr William l eaver Mary Webb Rose Ann Weston Ronald Wills Craig Windholz Doyle Winkler Uendy Wisselgren Deborah Wrignt Barbara Wolfe Jody Woods Robert Woods Anne Yeager Drew Vosick Todd Young Tammie Zifer 91 7TH GRADERS ARE HICKS f,«� A Tt AT Douglas Abel Kellie Adams Tammy Albert Marianne Alesiano Tim Altier Da id Angel Paul Archer Kim Arthurs Tom Aubihl Tom Baker Jim Balder Robert Becker Margaret Bedrosian Chas Bierie Anita Bixler Tracie Black Toni Bleininger M illiam Blickensderfer Paula Bower Brigitte Breyer Diane Brink Cindy Brown Cindy Burgess Brian Burrell Beth Burrier Marty Chumney Lisa Clark Matthew Cohen 97 Todd Coyle Tom Coyle Nancy Cramer Sue Cramer Dan Crone Joe Croto Mark Crow Lisa Davidson Jim Davis Bob Decker Charles Deeds Steve Degen Christy Dessecker Mike DeVault Robin Dickey Eddie Dotts Jeff Dotts Linda Dreher Maria Duer Dan Dummcrmulh Melinda Dupler Lisa Dusenberry Rick Edwards Cindy English Judy Eichel Tom Eigner Ken Emery Todd Espenschied John Evans Eric Everett Rebecca Farnsworth Kevin Farrar Holly Festi Lori Fisher Ton) hockler Fenny Forstrom Wendy Fortney Tim Fox Matthew France Dan Gang 93 CLASS OF '81 KEEPS M THE SWING Jan Gerber William Gerber David Golden Sherry Goa Lucinda Grewell Gary Griesen Tim Grimm Kevin Hale Ron Hall Becky Harmon Rickv Harmon Roy liarrold Kelly Hartline Michelle Hart Michael Hawk Tom Heppenstall Doug Hershberger Christopher Hindle Hope Hochstetler Kathy Hodge Jeff Howard Theresa Howell Lori I berg Colin Incarnato Steve Incarnato Amee Irven Cheryl Jackson William Jennings Brian Johnson 94 Jeff Johnson Robert Jones Charles Justice Tim Kalp Carl kandel Karen Kandel Scott Kastor Scott Keffer Tina Keffer Susan Keller Tracey Keplinger Karen Keppler Keith Kerch Robeet King Cody Kleine Douglas Kline Laura Kohler Kathleen Kohr David Korns Jake Korns Yalari Korth Dale Kreisher David Ladrach Frank Lagatta Tammy Lahm Sandra Lane Joe Lang Kenneth Law Scott Leehner 95 Patricia Lenarz Sandra Lewis Scott Littlefield Cheryl Littlepage Todd Littlepage Mindy Lorenz Mary Jane Lusic Victoria Luthy Scott McCahill Jana McCaslin Jill McCombs Beth McCord Linda McDowell Sandra McGinnis Sherene McHenry Kebecca McNutt Tim Maize Ronald Malone Mary Jane Marshall John Mathias Dale Maurer John Mears Roberta Mears Joe Menges Catherine Melott James Meryo James Miceli Christine Miller Debra Miller 96 Janet Miller Kathy Minnis Janice Miskimen John Mitchell Liu Monaco Joy Monte Juliana Moore Linda Moran Charles Morris James Morris Gail Morrison Jackie Murphy Kachelle Mutschelknaus Cindy Myers Mark Nepsa Dan Newell Kobert Newland Vinicia Nolan Darla Null Martha Page Sue Page Diane Paisley Lori Parrott Michael Patrick Gina Patterson Pam Patterson Roger Pershing 97 SEVENTH GRADERS BOOGIE DOWN! Catherine Pierson Dan Pietro Steve Pissocra Kent Pongrat John Potter Jeff Pringle Janet Puterbaugh Brian Habes Marlene Ray Winston Ray Holly Reber Rose Renicker Kelly Reynolds Todd Reymond Eugene Rice Linda Rini Matt Ritenour Gary Roe Beth Rondinella Linda Rossi Emmett Roth Sindy Rucker Karen Russell Bradley Sav re Michael Schaar Tina Schupbach Gary Schwartz Steve Schwartz Richard Segee Cynthia Sexton Lloyd Shaw Bettina Shepler Pamela Sherer Patricia Sherer Larry Shilling 9t Ned Shryock Floyd Shull Wayne Shull Sieve Sicurella Jeff Siegenthaler Dan Slentz Robert Smith Virginia Smith Paul Snyder Mark Snyder Scott Snyder Gina Spare Beth Speicher 1 ancly Spies D 1 ° es Mic hell Stallings Brenda Stauffer Barbara Steinberg Marla Stozer Glenda Stull Renee Sudduth Edward Swihart Sue Swinderman Lizabeth Thompson Cora Thornslcy Crystal Trachsel David Tristano SEVENTH GRADE REMEMBERS . . . Being in the seventh grade means the big change from grade school to high school. We had to get used to no recess, changing classes, study hall 319, getting lost, and Mr. Moeller. But there were also new friends, new teachers, and lots of new things to do, like going out for sports, joining clubs, using the language lab, listening to records in the library, or just plain old tearing up in class. We threw our class parties, studied our lessons (sometimes), and had a heck of a lot of fun. W’e emerged (finally), ready to romp through our eighth grade year! Steve Truchly Doug Truman Hob Truacott Kevin Tschudy Ricky Varnea Chris as binder Phil 'Bi agner Dawn Wainacott Diana Walker Linda Walker Wendy Walker Jerry Wallace Scott Wallace Jeff Warner A: Linda Rossi, Denise Wells, Brenda Stopher, and Michelle Hartz having a good time square dancing. B: Seventh grade cheerleaders C: Seventh grade basketball teams. Lisa Warther Richard Wassem Craig Weis Denise Wells Sara West Jay Wherley Shawn White Dan Williams Valerie Woods Lisa Young Jodi Zaugg Vicky Zifcr Mike Zuchegno Rickv Zuercner Tim Zurcher 101 OUR PRINCIPALS Pie-lured below: Robert Schrock, Senior High Principal, Charles Wilson, Junior High Principal; Larry Baker, Assistant Senior High Principal; Edward Moeller, Assistant Junior High Principal. Pictured at right: Mr. Wilson and Mr. Schrock share a quiet moment. Below : Principals aren't always serious! BOARD OF EDUCA TIG'S Pictured above: Bill Kinneer, Superintendent of schools; Paul Koval. Curi ulum Director: Donald Peters. Assistant Superindcntcnt. Members of the Board of Education this ear were: Standing. James Zifer. Member; Isabel Moore, Member; La Verne King, President; Edward West, Member. Seated. Norma Hardw idge. Clerk: Bill Kinneer. Superinten dent; Shirley Miller, Vice President. Pictured below: Isabel Moore and James Zifer, looking over the agenda for a meeting. 105 SECRETARIES You can call the DHS secretaries jacks-of-all-trades if you want to. If you go into one of the many offices, you would see a number of things going on. The secretaries might be typing, counting money, answering the phone, or just being friendly. These fine secretaries are a real asset to DHS. Dorothy Contini (Sr. High) Donna Mitchell (Sr. High) Pat Petri col a (Sr. High) Rose Graef (Sr. High) Eileen I.ieser (Jr. High) Jane Wallick (Adm.) JoAnn Sampsel (Adm.) Ruth Luyster (Adm.) Maxine Varner (Adm.) 106 FREE ADVICE Tom Kane (Sr. High) Merle Whitia (Sr. High) Ray Luyaler (jr. High) Norma Viera (Jr. High) The counselors were super busy this year. Along with counseling students and giving tests, the counselors had the added responsibility of helping some of the Juniors and Sophomores get ready for the opening of JVS next fall. If you ever have any kind of problem, the counselors are the people to go to. 107 ARE ENGLISH TEACHERS AIN'T TOO BAD Judy Becker (Jr. High) Neil Buchanan (Sr. High) Dave Conlini (Sr. High) Tom Daniels (Jr. High) Bonnie Doidge (Jr. High) Ray Johnston (Sr. High) Ruth Johnston (Sr. High) Flovd May ($r. High) Bernice Morris (Jr. High) Barbara Peeper ‘gh re (Sr. High) The English program at Dover remained popular. The Junior High students struggled with the basics as usual, but many freshmen added speech to their schedules since it is now a requirement for graduation. In high school, modern novel, myths and legends, great books, mass media, and advanced language study had large enrollments. American Lit students enjoyed a field trip to Hale Homestead near Akron where they saw “the way it used to be” first hand. Seniors were more concerned than usual about learning to write and speak “properly” in this year that saw the media flooded with reports that high schools across the nation are turning out graduates whose writing ability is decreasing with each succeeding year. A cheering note: some returning grads, for instance Belinda Cassiano, felt they were better prepared in English than were most of their new college acquaintances. Belinda stated: “I found out that Dover is a good school.” Pat Powell (Jr. High) Ruth Pritchard (Jr. High) Mike Rahes (Jr. High) 106 OASIS STAFF MEMBERS OF THE OASIS STAFF ARE: Front: 'boug Hufford, Fred Mamarella, Laurie Hagloch. Steve Badertcher, Linda Zifer, Marvanne Saburney, Kim Fox, Jill Burier. Back: Barb Erdeljac. Joel Gian-nobile, Mark The Irish Murphy, Steve Burgess. Jennifer Polk. Mr. Contini, Linda Ryan. Absent: Ron Swegheimer. In its first year as the official school newspaper, the OASIS was a big success, I think. Articles in the Oasis include a Student Feature and a Teacher Feature each time along with numerous other bits of information such as who is the wolf, clown, and couple of the issue. 109 MATH: ALWAYS NEW AND EXCITING Junior High Tom Andreas Thomas Berens Linda Baton John Lomhardo Anne Ramsey Doug Strickmaker Senior High: Richard Tidrick William Padgitt Jeff Eklund no DRIVING US CRAZY! This page and this page alone is dedicated to the Driver’s Education Department. What you are reading now is the write-up on the Driver’s Education Department. Since I have not yet taken Driver's Education, I know nothing of which I am writing. But you know how Ace is with writeups, so I will attempt it now. Driving in the Simulator: This is not good because there is no popcorn served and no roaring lion at the beginning of the flick. Whatever happened to good family entertainment? During the movie, the fun begins. Games and contests are very popular. Awards like “Vlost Speeding Tickets Per Hour” and ‘‘Most Transmissions Per Week” are the ultimate goals. As for the real driving, I wonder why they get new cars every year? Dan Korth ill SCIENTIFICALLY SPEAKING . . . Ted Martin (Sr. High) C L. Schrader (Sr. High) Howard Lor on (Sr. High) Don Keller (Jr. High) Kathleen Sanders (Jr. High) Stuart Ferbrache (Jr. Sr. High) Tom Connor (Jr. High) Martha Thomas (Jr. High) Tom Armstrong (Jr. High) 112 ADVANCED BIOLOGY CLUB: Front Left; Sue Keitch, Karla Burgess, Steve Norman, Lisa Crites; Middle Left; Tom Hiel, Sylvia Argen-to, Geri Gardner, Karen Denison, Cheryl Page; Back Left; Ron Swegheimer, Holly Immel, Kelly Murphy, Mr. Martin (wake up Mr. Martin), Debbie Kilchenman, Nancy Marshall, Reba Moore. The Science Dept, was an active one this year, including a trip to the Bahamas. Highlighting the year was the bright red growth that CL caught. 113 OUR BICENTENNIAL TEACHERS Tom Henry (Sr. High) Joanne Limhach (Sr. High) John Marks (Sr. High) Jim Nixon (Sr. High) Stan Zurowski (Sr. High) ... Ha-— ■r Paul Koval (Jr. High) Dick Marshall (Jr. High) Paul Mow cry (Jr. High) Earnest Raher (Jr. High) The social studies department continued with its innovation of semester programs this year. Students were offered a choice of early or modern European history, Asian or Russian history. U. S. history also afforded students an opportunity to take a semester course in a special area of history. Seniors became involved with field trips to the county offices and jail, the court and the state legislature in Columbus. Some students participated in a simulation game called “Constitutional Convention.” 115 5 QUE PASA EN ESPAfiOL? IBuenas dias! Spanish Club had several activities this year. One of these activities included a craft night where they made “ojo de Dios or God's eyes. Attempts were made to attend a concert of Tuna from Madrid, Spain. Club members raised money by selling candy bars and working in the concession stand. !Adios! Spanish classes undertook different areas of study this year. They went to visit the Dali Museum of Art and also enjoyed Jose Molina with his Spanish dancers. Fourth year students spent time cooking and preparing Spanish food. 16 FRESHMAN ND SENIORS (lop. above): Row 1: Joyce Sandy. Mark Longer, Cheryl Haggis. Row 2: Ann Gasser. Beth McGinley, Sue Straub. Debbie Tristano, Ann Koval. Row 3: Nancy I.engler, Elisa Guimente, Tammy Feller, Kristy Davis. Laura Hazard. Mike Berndt. Hob Peterson. Absent: Bill Silvcrstone. Jl NIORS(on opposite page): Row I: Julie Houglan. Jessica Lind. Pa.ty Jackson, Sue F ranee, Tracy Davis. Row 2: Pam Cramer, Candy Scharein. Jo Ann Jenkins, Sylvia Argento. Row 3: Paul Koval. James Archer, Sally Fait, Sue Beasley, Cathy Cree. SOPHOMORE (bottom, above): Row I: Kathy Strimel. Linda Marks. Tammy lie? . Aileen Silverstone, Cathy Fesenmyer. Candace Truscott. Row 2: Angie Ma rino, Anne I onger. Steve Rondinella, Debbie Scholsser, Dee Dee Ryan, Linda Sperry. Barb Wassem, John Webb. Row 3: Dennise Ray, Jamie Gurney. Terry Gunnoe. Kay Owens, Ada Malterer, Linda Rieger. Debbie Stofan. 117 FRENCH CLUB The Sr. High French Club consists of any students interested in French who have studied at least one year of French. The club has 2 programs per-month, one program meeting and one business meeting. The students are responsible for preparing the program meetings. Planned activities for this year included Christmas Caroling, a Marcel Marceau Concert, a French play, a Patisserie, and a French banquet. The 1975-76 offi cers are: President: Alison Burton, V-President: Tom Prince, Secretary: Becky Houk, Treasurer: Sushila Tripathy. Bottom Row (I to r): Patty Seng, Emily Corsi, Miw Dean. Julia Marlowe. Lee Ann Bierie. Row 2: (I to r): Kate Carey. Teresa Prince. Bob-bie Giague. Row 3: (I to r): Alison Burton, Tom Prince, Sushila Tripathv. Jodi Warrick. Becky Houk. At Right: Miss Dean US GERMAN This years officers were President: Todd Little, Vice President: Terri Bridgewater, and Secretary-Treasurer: Ed West. Our advisor once again was Frau Herz. Terri Bridgewater should be commended for all the time and work she put in for the good of the club. She really kept the club moving. Also, Mrs. Herz should be thanked for a fine year. Our activities this year included a real German dinner. The dinner was made down in our home economics kitchen by members of the club and native German dishes were stewed. So far we’ve had a great year in German club and we hope the tradition keeps going. Sprecht’s du Deutsch? Es ist sehr interresant! At Left: Frau Herz. Bottom Row: Valerie Solley, Shawn Bertie. Lori Wisintainer, Joann Morris, Sherry Wertz, Carrey Stephon. Row 2: Darlene Heid, Sally Aubihl, Martha Kleine, Karla Burgess, Joan Rentsch, Frau Herz. Row 3: John Schmidt, Chris Potter. Ed West, Terri Bridgewater, Patty Pringle, Russell Chamberlain, Herh Kleine. 119 ANYBODY’S BUSINESS Jeanne Boich Carole Huprich Terry Miller Suzanne Schupach 120 Business is on the move in D.H.S., providing many programs such as Cooperative Office Education, which along with the educational process train people for a future with the business world. The goal of the department is to get everyone in the school to learn to type. The department also provides a well rounded curriculum which is diversified for immediate entrance into business or college. The Future Business Associates, in it’s third year provides insight and personal experiences in area offices. These experiences are arranged through the cooperation of the Business and Professional Women s Club. FUTURE BUSINESS ASSOCIATES PICTURED BELOW: Row I: Elizabeth Barloek. Rita Wallick. Row 2: Rhonda McCune. Renee Howard. Mary Alice De ney. Beth Johnson, Lynn Roger . Sand) Cihon. Row 3: Debbie Da idson. Ginny Gerber, Cheryl Burkholder. I iurie Haglock. Row 4: Debbie kilcbenman. Nancy Ej penschicd, Pam Clati , Susan Schlegel, Sherry McDowell. 121 ART DEPARTMENT Bryce Browr (Sr. High) Jeanine Ken (Jr. High) Sue Hawk (Jr. High) This Year's Art students found an improvement in storage for their work. Cabinets were built and this is the first time there were places for each student's portfolio. The quality of this year’s work was at an all-time high. And it gained mention in shows all around. All the Art classes worked for these various shows and were entered in the Lake Erie Show, The Regional Show in Canton, Governor's Show, Kiwanis Show, Vlonroe Mall Show. All through the year, work has been displayed in the showcase outside the library for the students and teachers to see the fine work the DHS art students can produce. ABOVE (right): Eric seeks advise from the master artist. (right): It's a miracle, someone is working in Art Class!! And its . . . Brad Houze?! 122 A CLUB FOR BUDDING ARTISTS Above—ART CLUB: (on floor) Irene Pietro, Cindy Sippel, Kellie Murphy, Karen Torrent, (seated) Amy Wherlv, Laurie Wallick, Joey Webb, Lori Yosick, Kathy Koontz. (standing) Sylvia Pietro, Teri Gun-noe, Julie Bennett, David Carman, (C’mon Bill, you sure aren't an artist!) Mary Archer, Terri White, Maryann Saburny, Karen Dennison, Gail Hootman, Kristy Deetz. The Art Club’s officers for this year were, Lori Yosick, Secretary-Treasurer; Amy Wherley, the President; and Laurie Wallick, Vice President. This year the Art Club painted the backdrop for Homecoming, which proved to be very good and received many a compliment. They visited the Lake Erie College Art Show, and the Governor’s Show in Columbus to see fellow classmates' work and to get out of school for a dav. 123 MUSIC EDUCATORS LOOK 125 Welcome to the wonderful world of music as it is experienced here at Dover High School. Meet the men (and woman) who devote their lives to music education and the teaching of intricate rhythms to some people who can't even walk and chew gum at the same time. In picture A, we see Mr. Lyon helping a future Buddy Rich to learn how to play rudiments and cadences which he will need in life to succeed as a successful percussionist. All this kid knows is that he's having fun heating on a desk w ith pointed sticks. In picture B, we see our lovable choir director, Mr. Heck, here he is seen posing as a vampire during the Choir Halloween Party. Even music educators like to have fun. Doesn’t he look like he’s enjoying himself? Moving right along to picture C, we see our Orchy man Mr. McFerran. You may ask ‘ Vt hat's a Orchy man? and then again you may not. If you do, orch is short for orchestra. If you don t disregard this last statement. Looking now at picture D, we see our music department chairman, Mr. Delphia. Doesn t he look intelligent? Doesn't he actually appear as if he's helping a student rather than posing for a picture? Meanwhile, the student is trying to figure out how to play the cover of her lesson book on the clarinet. .Next we go to picture E. No, it's not the D.H.S. taxidermy club, but it's Mr. Toomey and her class of junior high music students. This week she is teaching her class how to sing a round . . . around the piano. If you've been carefully counting the pictures, you will have noticed that one of the directors has been left out. This is tv pi cal of Mr. Krause. We had no intention of leaving him out, it is just that he is so camera shy. E t EVERYTHING IS “ WELL DONE” IIS HOME EC. Joyce Archer (Sr. High) Sandy Archinal (Jr. High) Ruth Burkey (Sr. High) Lois Miller (Sr. High) 126 BUILDING THINGS FOR THE FUTURE INDUSTRIAL ARTS Tom Conwell (Sr. High) David Fullerman (Sr. High) Steve Harmon (Sr. High) David Johnson (Jr. High) Robert Tolotti (Sr. High) The Industrial Arts department is a training place for many of the future machinists, carpenters, and metalworkers. This department prepares students for the work they will find after high school. WHILE PHYS. ED BUILDS STRONG BODIES. . . LEADER’S CLUB BUILDS STRONG NERVES SR. HIGH LEADERS CLUB (top); Row 1: Diane Powell, Kim Swihart. Row 2: Laurie Hagloch, Rita Wallick, Pam Ell wood, Teresa Prince. Row 3: Patty Peters, Kathy Deetz, Debbie Vasbinder, Vickie Kuemberle. JR HIGH LEADERS CLUB; Row 1: Beth Blickensderfer. Nancy Lengler, Sally Auhihl, Jody Thompson. Lee Ann Bierie. Row 2: Tracy Jones, Amy Rowe, Crystal York. Laura Hazard, Sherry Wertz. Row 3; Anita Sanders, Donna Hepner, Sue Struab, Deb Dessecker, Rose Weston. 179 SPECIALISTS, EACH IIS Brad Swindcrman Beth Force (Jr.) (Sr.) The Librarians, Resource center personnel, and Special Education teachers are invaluable to the present school structure. These specialists have some of the toughest jobs in the school. Can you imagine the school without a library or any audio or visual aids? These individuals are often overlooked by teachers and students who fail to realize the tough job that these people have. Martha Blair Harare Page Jayne Brown Shelby Smith 130 HIS OWN FIELD Librarians: Cynthia Mclnnes Chris Tucker Tutors: Carol Hathaway Judy Beck STUDENT LIBRARIANS: Seated on floor: Vicki Kuemerle, Stephanie Marazsky, Kathy Strimel, Vera Holcomb. Row 2: (seated): Gail Simmons, Tammy Dillon, Barb Hawk. Renee Murphy, Sue Maurer, Gale Gordon, Rose Ann Amistadi. Back: Laura Davies, Mrs. Newell, Jane Seikel, Chris Potter, Annette Stephan, Michele Baker. Mary Ann McKenzie, Stacy Marazsky, Shelly Border, Dale Korns, Jim Cumpston, Bill Silverstone, Tim Northrop, Pat Dunlap. 131 COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION KEEPS WORKING Row 1: Katie ilajtloch, I-isa Billow. Row 2: Patty Maurer. Pam Keener, Vicki Braglin. Patti Fisher, Patty Peters, Pam Ady, Row 3: l)eh Brink. Cheryl Kelker, Vicki Mears. Peggy Miller, Kay Kappler, Connie Monaco. Pam Hixenbaugh. Kllen Corsi. Row 4: Juanita Slovcr. Brenda Iceland. Terri Dummermuth. Brad Sehrock, Deb (vunnoe, Sand Bricker. Deb Vi alson. Linda Farley COE Allen Brown DCT U illiam LoProti OWE George Schwarm Machine Shop C.O.E., or Cooperative Office Education, is a work-study course in which the student gets on-the-job training experience to prepare themselves for the business world. The program allows the student to spend the morning in class working at such skills as: office machines, typing, bookkeeping and filing. The afternoons are spent working in clerical positions in area businesses. We, the Class of ’76. had an interesting and productive year. We raised money for the annual Employer Appreciation Banquet by selling Tapestry Calendars and candy bars; sponsoring a concession stand and coat check; having a bake sale and paying monthly class dues. Serving as representatives were: Supervisor: Mrs. Linda Early, President: Kathy Moliski, Vice-President: Connie Monaco, Secretary: Katie Haglock, Treasurer: Pam Keener. All in all, the twenty-three members had a very good year! Kathy Moliski 132 VIC VIC—What is it? What does it stand for? How long has it been active? VIC once a state organization for boys in the Vocational Machine Trades has now developed into a national organization. VIC stands for Vocational Industrial Club and it is in its twenty-fifth year at DHS. There are fifteen boys in the club this year. They are led by the president, Harry Shaw, a junior. Members of this club are actively preparing themselves for industry. Work in the shop varies in size, shape, and complexity according to the abilities of the students. Anything from small hand tools, bench vises, drill presses and from power hacksaws to a commercial-sized hydraulic press designed and built by Dave Loibl, have been made or are in the making in the vocational shop. Ths is the last year for VIC here at DHS. The program will be phased out by Buckeye JVS! Front Row: Harry Shaw. Todd Davidson, Jay Becker. Edsel Dillon, Murray, Tom Walker, Brian Shutt, Dave Loibl, John Geisinger, Rich Polen, Paul Fox, Bruce Pigott, Dan Harmon. Back Row: Don Gregg Menepace, Fred Pongralz. 133 DCT Members are. How 1: Barb Lengler. Mona Clark. Cheryl Mills, Karen Border. Ellen Stover. Row 2: Patti Meryo, Lori Mitchell, Craig X ebb. Dennis Fazenbaker. Mike Stutzman, Mr. Brown. Row 3: Larry Clay, Ste e Lusic, Dave Sexton. Mike Fondriest. Patty Rieger. Jo ce Sandy. . Mona Clark is DCT”s flower child. B. Craig ebb making easy money . C. Dave Link in action. . B t 134 DCT AND OWE C. 4 1976 Occupational Work Experience. The school year started with Mr. Lopresti, the Coordinator of the program in Cleveland Clinic. His place was taken by Mrs. Lewis Cattabiani. She substituted until the 7th of November. There were twenty students in the program during the first semester. Two of the students were returned to the regular accademic program for the second semester due to no employment. The OWE class of 1976 would like to thank Mrs. Catahiani for doing a good job. Row I: Brad Telle, Brad Hert ell. Diane Ruggeri. Randy Kaderly. Row 2: Dave Link. Warren Webber, Lara Hepner, Mr. IjoPresli. Row 3: Dan Grewell, James McNutt, Bob DeWire, Mike Hershberger, Ores! Walker. C.— Dave Link at work. COOKS AND CUSTODIANS ARE WINNERS Geneva Geib Gatherin'- Korn� Viola Mason Cora Menapace Evelyn Mills Margaret Osborn rlene Phillippi lla el Hurson Bloria Cooper Betty Everett Carol Freshwater While most of us were dreaming away in study hall 170, a hardworking crew of ladies was husily yet quietly preparing the daily lunch behind the adjoining brick wall. (I have never even heard pots and pans rattling.) Only w hen the aroma of pizza, chicken sandwiches, or sloppy Joes seeped under the doors did we remember that someone back there must be doing something. We salute the cafeteria workers! Pictured at right: Catherine Korns and Betty Everett Add spice to the stew. 136 One of ihe comments everyone heard from visiting C.C. exchange students was: “How clean your school looks!” It not only looks clean, it is clean, thanks to the dedicated crew pictured here. Of course we know that cleaning is only a small part of the job. When the building was warm on cold mornings, when that broken chair got “magically” repaired overnight, and when we smelled the fresh-cut grass on the lawn and saw the near shrubery, we knew who was to blame. Thanks! Pictured left: Don Wallick and GeorgeYackey go over plans for the day in Don's office (a popular place to go!). Lester Carl Edgar Gotshall Robert Haas Doroth Lewis Russell Rcigcr Don Shroek Albert Steely Pauline YanNest Don Wallick Berehel Wills Norman Wood George Yaekey 137 SPORTS: DOVER JOCKS KEEP PHILA SORE WITH A RASH OF TORNADO VICTORIES U E FOOTBALL OPP. IT Clcv eland 0 John Hay 0 13 Cla mont 0 6 Mansfield Malabar 13 15 (Coshocton 6 11 booster T 23 Mansfield Madison 0 22 Ashland 0 7 Cambridge 14 IT New Phila 8 6 Springfield 11 ( OX H . TOM REDMAN SST.: JIM MEESE W K GUYS BASKETBALL OPP. T1 Youngstown Raten 60 55 Sand Valley 80 62 New Phila 54 15 Ashland 53 16 Madison 50 66 Malabar 18 60 Carrollton IQ 4T Wooster 76 61 New Phila 51 51 Ashland 59 17 Madison 60 55 Cambridge 65 42 Malabar 63 45 Coshocton 68 50 Cambridge 61 53 Wooster 62 51 Coshocton 65 45 Claymont COACH: TOM ANDREAS A SST.: MERLE WHIT1S 47 VI E RESTLING OPP 56 Smithville 9 42 West Holmes 15 36 I ancaster 21 36 (Carrollton 27 16 (Claymont 32 47 Athens 12 63 Zan ille 6 52 Ex. Tusky Valley 9 63 Meadow brook 3 45 Ex. (Central (Catholic 23 33 (Coshocton 25 49 East Liverpool 15 47 (Cambridge II 44 Canton McKinley 10 33 Bellaire 24 50 Neu Phila 15 : H PAUL MOW REY TENNIS E III FY .1 Jackson I 2 Pern 3 5 Canton Lincoln 0 •i 1 loonier Triwav Canton Central 1 Catholic 4 1 ooster 6 New Phila 2 1 St. Thomas (|tiina 4 2 J ack� on 5 .1 Mansfield Madison 4 o Mansfield Malahar 7 0 St. Thomas quinas 5 1 Tuse. Central Catholic 2 1 (Coshocton 6 I Massilon d'hington 3 2 Ashland 5 2 (.anton Central Catholic 5 5 New Phila 2 1 Alliance 1 o Louisville 5 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL i : OPP 0 Glen wood 2 0 New Phila 2 2 Fairies 1 0 Lincoln 2 0 Ttislaw 2 0 New Phila 2 0 Fairless 2 1 St. Thomas Aquinas 2 2 Massillon 1 1 Timken 2 2 Cambridge 1 1 Massillon 2 COACH: SUE LLOY D GIRLS BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY X E OPP. E OPP ; o Cambridge 36 30 Carrollton 29 19 Tri-Way 55 22 Claymont 34 36 New Phila 35 17 (Coshocton 43 16 Cambridge 44 22 Wooster 34 35 Wooster 42 22 Cover leaf 35 29 McKinley 30 19 Caraway 38 39 Lincoln 29 16 (Canton Mckinlev 43 31 Massillon 45 25 (Cambridge 30 28 New Phila 27 25 New Phila 30 39 Tri-Way 43 23 Perry 33 30 est Holmes 35 COACH: STAN Zl ROWSKI 39 Hoover 35 ASST. : TOM HENRY COACH: PAT SATTLER E BOYS TRACK OPP. 31 Wooster 96 43 Zanesville 84 45 Canton South 82 69 (Coshocton 56 33 North (Canton 94 62 Louisville 65 1 1 New Phila 113 34 (Cambridge 93 78 Steubenville 49 COACH: ROBERT X ISE SST : JIM MEESE WE GIRLS' TRACK THEY 78 I ehman Aquinas 21:43 I 83 North Canton (Hoover) 27 74 Ridgewood 36 95 Steubenville 15 95 New Phila 35 62 Claymont 39 59.5 Wadsworth Kent Roosevelt 63.5 COACH: JUDY VASBINDER 1 ASST.: LOIS MILLER W E BASEBALL OPP. 6 Bel p re 1 6 Marlington 3 2 Carawav I 3 'A ooster 1 5 Glen-Oak 1 18 (Canton McKinley 3 9.8 Mansfield Madison 8:2 15 New Phila 2 3:2 Cuvahoga Falls 1:6 6; 10 Mansfield Malahar 10:8 10 Canton Lincoln 7 6 ooster 11 7 Central Catholic 2 3:5 Ashland 1:8 6 Coshocton 9 11 Fairless 7 3:2 Perry 1:0 1 Coshocton 1 6 (Canton Lincoln 7 1 Canton Mckinlev 0 3 Cuyhoga Falls New Phila 2 1 2 17:8 Riverview COACH:JOHN MARKS 5:1 E GOLF THEY 158 Indian alley V 178 158 Sandv Valiev 176 158 New Phila 153 160 Fairless 184 156 Strasburg 162 344 Orrville 335 158 Cadiz 170 158 Tusc. C C 161 153 Massilon 156 322 West Holmes 387 322 Ashland 343 158 Cambridge 169 158 New Phila 156 168 Strashurg 172 168 Massilon 173 165 Cad i z 163 168 Cambridge 166 156 Wooster 168 156 Caraway 164 155 Newcomerstown 165 163 Carrollton 180 163 Coshocton 153 168 West Holmes 184 160 Fairies 176 153 Coshocton 148 153 (Cambridge 170 Autumn Tournaments Classic 2nd Cardinal Conference 3rd Sectional 3rd Norwalk Invitational 1st Dover Invitational 2nd 139 DOVER FOOTBALL SENIOR TEAM first row: Ned Pongratz, Hill Silverstone, Harrr Ogletree, Rich Gato, Tom McKcever. Second row: Bob Gardner, Ron Swegheimcr, Bob Gilmore, Rich Sherrell. John Helmesdorfer, bred Mamarella. Third row: Herb Lester, Vies McMillian, I)a e Lawless, Bill Hutras. Fred France, Ken Killian. Gene Reese. The inexperienced Tornado’s turned an expected rebuilding year into a winning season. After opening victories over John Hay and Claymont, the Tornadoes were set hack by a strong Malabar team. The team then showed determination and hard work in rebounding to victories over Coshocton, Wooster, and Madison, before “slipping” to a loss at the hands of Akron Springfield. Dover next continued their domination in the C.C. by downing Ashland, before losing to a strong Cambridge eleven while looking ahead to “THE GAME”. In “THE GAME”, Dover finished by painfully plucking the quaking Quakers. Gene Reese was chosen ihe MVP of ihe DOVER-PHILA game. He had 103 jards rushing and the first touchdown scored against Phi la in 7 conference games. A) Goach Redman SMILES!!! B) bes McMillian and Rich Cato show off the troph). JK. TEAM—Ron 1: Jim Fox, Keith Kimble, Mark Monaco. Mike Hurkey, Rod Deasecker. Row 2: Jerry Slentz, Tom Barlock, Hill Kirkhride. Stan Jones, Leo Zorzi, Rich Straub. Row 3: Walt Bambeck. Todd Davidson, Mont) Hunter, Mark Dues, Dan allick, Man k Schwarm. SOPH. TEAM — Row 1: Jerry Angelo, Tim Deetz, Jim Hindle, Vince Amicone, Dirk Kimble, Mike Monaco, Steve Schwab. Row 2: Rich Zifer, Lari YonAllman. Ken Engstrom, Ted Eigner, Jon Perkowski, Brad Miller. Row 3: Rhett Mackey, Bob Graham, Jim Brooks, Terry Burrell, Dan Minnis, Andy Gintz, Kellie Dessecker. Row 4: Mike VXalker, Jerry Keller, Mark Caswell, Brad Lonacher, Brett Miller. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL FROSH SCOREBOARD DOVER OPPONE 0 Orville 0 0 Wooster 24 20 St rasburg 14 0 Phila 0 36 Cambridge 0 26 Coshocton 0 On Floor: Frank Staple ; Row 1: Duane Swinderman, Dave Saffell, Tim Belle. Brent Telle, Mark Black. Elio Seni, Keith Willoughby; Row 2: Brian Hutra . Doug Sopher, Carl Smith, Kirby Clark. Scott McCune, Todd Herman. Kevin Swinderman, Brian Telle; Row 3: Greg Straub. Jim Domer, Ken Grove, Jon Miller, Jeff Mamarella, Matt Hamond. Jay Kelker, Charles Thornsley; Row 4: Mark Limbaugh, Jim Zivic, Rob Swihart, Jim Gordon, Steve W inkier, Zach Space, Mike Frasier; Row 5: Steve W illiams, Ken Rufener. Bob Kline, Steve Swihart, Steve Kopec, Tom Marshall, Monty Hale, Matt Judy; M4 ♦ 1 7th AND 8th GRADE TEAMS DOVER BASKETBALL REACHES FOR IMPROVEMENT This year the Dover Basketball program experienced a rebuilding year with the acquisition of a new coach and only 2 returning letter-man. Nevertheless, the team worked hard, and even though their record didn't show it, they had an exciting season involving many down to the wire games. They also won their first tournament game and they rose to the occasion and beat Phila twice. AT LEFT —Coach Andreas points out something of interest to Rich Sherrel. VARSITY TEAM—Row I: left—Monty Hunter. Ore§t Walker, John Roscnberry, Todd Whetstone. Brad Miller; Bark—Rich Sherrel. Tom Lenox. Don Ruppenlhal. Pat Brogan. Greg Baker, Mark Caswell. Bill H utras. 147 RESERVES SHOW PROMISE FOR NEXT YEAR Mike Rav. Jeff Smith, Paul Arnold. Ed Ball, Jack Neiger, John Ah- Burgess. The Reserves were roaehed by Merle Whitis. buhl, Ted F.igner, Jim Graef, Steve Haney. Chris Arthurs, Steve 149 EIGHTH GRADE: RUN AND GUN FOR FUN Members of this years Eighth Grade team pictured above were—Row 1: Eric Redman. Russ McHenry. Rick Padro. Dick Dolts. Bill Davidson. Darren Gang. Todd Mizer, Pat Boles. Row 2: Andy Spies, Andy A osick. Rick Dessecker. Jamie DeVore, Robbie Woods. Mark Gottshall. Mark Warner, Jeff Neiger, Tom Barkett, Maurice Ogletree. Row 3: Mike Plunk. Troy Thompson, Kurt Packer. Mike Puterbaugh. Barry Tunstall. Dave Johns, Don Gardner, Kevin Burris. Ron Wills. Coaches: Tom Armstrong and Rick Staley. The Freshmen team picture was not available. Members of the Freshmen team were: Mike Badertscher, Monty Hale, Matt Hammond. Todd Herman. Tab Keplinger. Mark Limbaugh. Jeff Mamarella. Steve Kopec. Boh Peterson, Steve Smith, Brett Swinderman. Kevin Swinderman. Viayne Rentsch. Ken Ruefner, Steve Williams, and Steve 'A inkier. The Freshmen were coached by Ernest Raher. 151 THE CHEERLEADERS. . . This year’s spirit spreaders faithfully cheered on our teams throughout the year. They rode the long bus rides to games and put on pep assemblies. The arsity cheerleaders attended a USCA cheerleading camp at Hall State University and worked on money-making projects for new uniforms. (rood job laryngitis mamas!! (Catch Larry, Curly, and Vloe in action below) Angie Schilling Kathy Koontz Sue Keitch Kellie Murphy, Kathy Strimel Sisters RA W SPIRIT!!! FRESHMEN: Laura Glenn. Tami Fox, Kim McDowell, Lori Smith, Marcia Hutras, Dalene Bayer, Jill Pissorra 153 DOVER WRESTLERS .945 BEST RECORD Despite a stunning loss to Claymount that snapped a 19 match winning streak and an unbelievable series of rather serious injuries and illnesses. Tornado warnings were still the order of the day as the matmen ripped 13 of 14 regular season opponents, won the sectional title for the eighth time in nine years, and topped another fabulous effort with their third District Crown. Captain Tom McKeever, Harry Olgetree, Bob Gilmore, Tom Jones and Kandy kaderly anchored an impressive 52-3-1 record over the last four years—.945 percent and the best senior slate in Dover’s wrestling history are graduating but the fortunes of man’s oldest sport is not necessarily loosing down. Kaderly and junior Dan Moser earned trips to the State Meet and several fine athletes return to bolster next year's effort. “1 honestly think next season’s seniors have a chance to equal or surpass many of the accomplishments of the past years.” Veteran Coach Paul Mowrey commented. “It has been said that no champions are real champions until they are champions of their own conference—that should be incentive enough for the kids!” Front Row: Capt. Tom McKeever, Doug Hufford. Dan Moser, Dave Back Row: Bob Gardner. Randy Kaderly, Jim Page. Phil Quicksall, Saffel. Mark Black, John Gilmore, Tim Dectz, Paul Mowrey; Fred France, Bob Gilmore, Dave Lawless, Tom Jones; 154 Row 1: Jim Domcr, Mike Brown, Mark Monaco, Brent Telle, Vince micone. Bob farther. Matt Judy. Mark Sudduth. Row 2: Jeff Javens. Kenny France. Tom Harmon, Jerry Keller, Bob Graham, Tim Northrop, Jim Gordon. Dale Korn . Harry Olgetree attempting a switch. Jim Page crucifies a Gochocton foe. 155 Kandy kaderly pinning a Coshochton foe. Dan Moser getting up after an easy pin. Mark Black working hard for a pinning combination. Capt. Tom McKeever working for a takedown. John Gilmore working for a quick pin. The main objective of any Junior High program is to develop talented people for future varsity competition. Despite a poor 2-7-0 dual meet record on the year, this goal was accomplished by Coach Doug Strickmaker’s crew. Meeting the best competition available, learning the fundamentals and giving a total effort in tournaments were all realized; and several potentially fine wrestlers—working up through the ranks—will be a welcome addition to the Tornadoes' traditionally tough teams. mam a m a ■ a a ■ m ■ a a I I Row 1: Ron Malone (Mgr), Eric YonAllman. Chris Mow rev. Bill Shim. Tim Mai .e, Dean Telle. Bill Weaver, Shawn While. Row 2: Coach Strickmaker, Dave Korns, Roger Smith, Ricky Pauline, Bill May, Tim Rohm, Todd Young. James Black. Brian Burrell. Absent: Cary Griesen, Bill Gilmore, James Davis. Tim King. Below: Mat Maids. DOVER BASEBALL DISTRICT CHAMPS Front; Gene Rewc, Mark Murphy, Jim Barkett, Fred Mamarella, Todd Whetstone. Craig Douthitt. Middle; Ricky Young, Don White, Tom McKeever, Boh Gardner, Coach John Marks. Back; Vince Amiconc, Mark Dues, Mike Burkey, Dave Flynn, Mark McKenzie, Jon Perkowski, Pal Kappler. Jim Hindle. This year's Dover Baseball team was a team that lacked experience but made up for it with desire. We set out with high ambitions and goals. We wanted to win the C.C.. but we started slow and midway through the season we found that goal out of reach. We then turned our efforts to the tournament and to w inning 20 games. We finally started playing hall and did exceptionally well in the tournament by winning the Sectional and District crowns. Vt e finished out the season at a 13-3 clip. Some other accomplishments we achieved were (1) leading the C.C. in both hitting and home runs with .313 and 19 respectivly, (2) turning 25 double plays, and (3) being the first Dover Baseball team to win the District. Ricky Young was voted MVP by his teammates while Mark Murphy and Pat Kappler tied for the Most Improved trophy. 158 160 RESER VE Front; Doug Sopher, Charles Thornsley. Clem Strimel, Don Kappler. Charlie Brown, Pal West, Mark Licser. Bark; Bob Peterson, Kelly Kranl .. Mike Stevens, Calvin Heid. Tim Conkle. Bob Graham. Dan Yeager. A—Clemo slides home. B—Flynn wails for his pitch. 161 WISE’S GUYS V T At top: SENIOR HIGH BOVS’ TRACK TEAM Row I—Duane tinkler. Tim Deetz. Tom Barlock. Don McDonald, Ken Engstrom, Dan Minni . Brett Miller, Gene Von Allman, Jack Polk. Row 2—Scott Kutz, Steve Peterscheim. Ron Swegheimer, Tom Lenox, Bob Holmes, Steve Contini. Bill Silverstone, Tom Pongralz. Bruce Polcc, Rick Schlup. Row 3—Carol Smith, Jim Sexton, Steve Kopec, Wayne Rentsch, Rob Swihart. Dale Fischel, Steve Williams, Ken Rufener, Frank Staples. Elio Seni. This year’s team won twice as many meets as last year’s thinclads with Dan Minnis and Tim Brooks taking high point honors. Coaches were Boh Wise and Jim Meese. 162 At Bottom: JUNIOR HIGH BOYS TRACK TEAM. Row 1: Bill Davidson. Tim Maize, Danny Gang, Dean Telle, Tim Fox, Bob Becker, James Davis, Mike Hawk. Steve Kerper, Chris Mowrey. Row 2: Ken Contini. Darren (rang, Jeff Sigenthaler, Steve Degen, Tom Eigner, Jeff Howard. John Gibbs. Rick Padro, Eric Redman, Earl Clark. Row 3: Coach Staley. Steve Truckly, James Black. Drew Yosick. Andy Spies, Kent Pongrat. Paul Archer, Tom Barkett. Joe Mange . Jeff Neiger, Coach Tidrick. Row 4: Tim Bober, Eric Non Allman, Jeff Kirkbride. Mike Puterbaiigh. Rob Laughlin. Ron U ills, Tim Chumney, Todd Young, Chris Hindle. Bob Smith. Absent: Dick Dolts, Jim Hartiine. Mark Garbrandt. GIRLS ON THE R UN SH. HK H TRACK—Ron 1: Vickie Kucmerle. Angie Nigro. Teri hite, Donna Barkett. Tammy Miller. Barbie Sexton. Brenda Kret-xinger. Teresa Prince. Candy Scharein. Teri Pigott. Kathy Dcetz. Ron 2: Barb Conroy. Connie Kutz, Kllen Pretoriu . Mary Archer, ancssa Torrent. Ida Maurer. Karla Korns. Alisa Smith, Marshal Capped. Mary Sandy. Mary Ix u Petters. Row 3: Miss asbinder, Darlene Heid. Julie Parrott. Brigette Black, Kelly Sippel. hingsland Pretori us, Lorraine Ogletree. Jane Seikel, Geri Gardner, Linda Seikel. Miss Miller. JR. HIGH I RACK—Row 1: Jody Bober, Lisa Chamberlain. Mary Beth Hughes. Ava Gerber, Connie Swihart. Kris Gintz. Michelle Bouchard, Norreen Murphy, Beth Page, Sue Amiconc. Row 2: Missy Bower, Patty Lenarz. Mary Lusic. Beth Rondinelle, Kelly llartline, Jackie Murphy, NancyCramer, Barb Steinberg, Vicki Luthy, Crystal 1 rachsel. Tina Sheplar, Row 3: Connie Trachsel, Rlaine Dalpaiz, Becky Class, Lisa Dusenberry. Janet Miller, Brenda Stauffer. Ix ri Kohler, Gina Space. Helen Cochran, Diane Paisley. Row 4: Kathy Menace, Kathy Pearson. Becky Farnsworth, Cindy Grewell. Linda Dreher, Kathv Keppler. Amy Ackison. Brenda Franks. Barb Wolfe. Julie Maybaugh. Row 5: Kris Miller, Valerie Woods, Rose Ann Vi eston. Martha Page. Dawn Wainscott. Lora Fisher. Tammy Albert. Mary Jane Marshall, Becky Spies. Lisa Fisher. The girls track learn, coached by Miss Judy V as binder, bad a very successful season with a record of 9-1. They won the Tornado Belays Malabar Invitational. Also they were champs of the Cardinal Conference. Sectional, and District. 7 school records were broken this year. 6 events qualified to run in the State Meet with Angie Nigro placing fifth in the 220 yd. dash. Captain. Teresa Prince, received the MVP award. Brenda krelzinger was named Most Improved, and Angie Nigro scored the most points. The Jr. High track was coached by Mrs. Archinal and ended their season with a record of 0-3. A: Angie and Alisa show their good form. B: Creat team spirit! C: Terea wins the mile on a cold day. I): The 880 yd. medley hand-off. A KD STRIDERS GO 9-1; WHILE GIRLS TEAM RUNS 2-0 B Row 1: Jeff Stuber, Scott Kutz, Steve Con-tini, Bruce Polce, Teri Piggot.Tom Lenox; Row 2: Teresa Prince, Steve Petershiem, Bob Holmes, Mark Hughs, Rich Schlup, Barb Sexton; Row 3: Coach Zurowski, Doug Shook, Ron Lenarz, Brenda Kreit-zinger, Wayne Rentsch, Mark Duesen-Derry. B—Holmes, Petersheim moving up on Cambridge runner. C—Polce, Lenox, Con-tini, “breaking up the pack . D—Kreit-zinger in front at Dover Girls Invitational. E—Scott Kutz in record-breaking form. F—Captain Prince conquers the hill. G—Rentsch, Korth move up at Dover Invitational. The Dover Harriers enjoyed a fine season this year. Coach “Z” and his Striders lost only their first meet by one point and then went on to win the remaining nine and become District Kunnerups. Highlites of the year were the Canoe Trip, beating Phila, and going down to Columbus to watch Kutz and Holmes run in the All-State Individual Meet. 166 Besides having an outstanding team record, the Dover Harriers produced some outstanding individuals. Captains Scott kutz and Boh Holmes along with Steve Fetersheim and Steve Contini all made the All-District Team, kutz and Holmes also made the Cardinal Conference Team and the Eastern Ohio Coaches Team with Steve Fetersheim getting Honorable Mention. The reserve ran to a 4-4 season while placing 4th in Cardinal Conference action. X ith a good outlook ahead of them,they lookto once again make the title, “kD Strider,” an honorable one to hold. DOVER GOLF TEAM-UP TO PAR The golf team compiled a fine 19-7 record with a team considered to be in the building process. With the stability of two fine seniors leading the team, Dover surprised many of their opponents. Earning first year letters were Juniors Doug Huf-ford and Phil Quicksall, as well as Sophomores Steve Bedrosian, Wes Luthy, and Jeff Phillips. The future for Dover Golf looks good with the returning lettermen. The Reserves had a respectable team record finishing at 15-9. Hoping to move from the Reserve squad into the role of Varsity lettermen are Sophomores Rick Crone and Mike Edwards and Freshmen Pat Dunlop and Larry Minnis. The youth of the reserve team is vital in the growth of the golf program. In looking hack over the season it is important to keep in mind that Dover plays one of the strongest schedules in the State. Coschocton was the best team in Ohio by its State Championship. Tuscarawas Central Catholic and Garaway were Class A State Champs and runner-up, respectively. Dover was the only team to defeat both of them. Kneeling: Rick Crone, Pat Dunlop, Steve Bedrosian, Jeff Phillips, Doug Hufford. Standing: Mike Edwards, Bob Bouchard, Phil Quicksall, Don White, Wes Luthy. Absent when picture was taken: Larry Minnis and Coach Rabes. 168 The Senior returning lettermen were Bob Bouchard and Don White. Bob emerged as the dominant golfer in the Cardinal Conference and the Eastern District. Bob established new Dover golf records in the following areas: 1. Undefeated Season 25-0-1 2. Lowest Average 3. Most Greens in Regulation 4. Lowest Home Score Score-71 5. Lowest Away Score Score-71 Don was the steadiest back-up man in the number 2 spot that Dover has had in a number of years. His determination and dedication helped the varsity to some of its fine tournament finishes: Norwalk Invitational 1st. Dover Invitational 2nd. Quaker Invitational 2nd. AAA Cardinal Conference 3rd. Sectional 3rd. District 9th. Coach Rabes hopes that the team will be able to fill their spikes from next year’s golfers. 169 The DHS Tennis team didn't do as well as expected, but they learned alot (especially about wind shots.) The weather worked against them so their final record was a dismal 7-13. They picked up 4th in Cardinal Conference Tournament. The team is only graduating two seniors so their great depth is sure to be an asset in years to come. Individual Awards were given to: Garth Redinger—Most season wins. Brad Miller—Most tournament wins. Scott Patterson—Most Valuable Player. Mark Longer—The “4-D” award. Above Picture: Front: Bill Eigner, Scott Patterson, Mark Longer, Brad Miller, Dan Korth; Back: Dr. Schraeder, Garth Redinger, Mike Edwards, Ted Eigner, Bill Houglan, Tab Keplinger, and Shawn Gray. 170 GIRL'S TENNIS: Front Row—Karen Dennison. Sylvia Argento. Debbie Aston. Can-dice Truscott. Nancy Marshall; Back Row — Anne Longer, Sue Hayes. Dr. Schraeder, Karen Torrent. Amy Wherley, and Kelly Sippel. 171 VOLLEYBALL: SERVE, SET, AND SPIKE The girls 1975-1976 volleyball team was led by a new coach. Miss Sue Armstrong. The season record of the team in no way showed how hard the girls worked, the level of their enthusiasm, or their playing ability. The team was successful and that was shown in their performance at the Sectional Tournament where they earned the title of Co-Sectional Champs, There were 3 senior letterman and 4 juniors. The Most Valuable Player Award was presented to Vickie Kuemerle. Varsity pictured above—Sitting: Peggy Bleingingcr, Sue France, Gait Moser. Standing: Teri Pigott, Vickie Kuemerle, Vera Sequeira, Valerie VonKaenel. Reserved pictured below: Sitting: Debbie Dorn, Gail Barkett, Katy Folger. Standing: Marian Conwell, Angie Marino, Ginger Deeds, Kathy Lang. 172 ACTION IN GIRL'S BASKETBALL ARSI n -Kneeling: Teresa Prince. Vickie Kumerle. Teri Pigotl, Julie Pissocra. Rose Weston. Standing: Tammy Miller, kelly Sipple. Valerie Von kaenel. Candy Sc ha re in. Sue Carey, Mary Sandy. The 1975-1976 Dover Girl’s Varsity basketball team, coached by Miss Patty Sattler, finished up a respectable season at 6 wins and 7 losses. This year’s team gained experience with each game. They learned to play under pressure, as the season was marked by close games and several overtimes, two of which came against rival .New Phila. NX ith this being the initial year for the girl’s state basketball tournament, this year’s team had set their goals toward this accomplishment. Unfortunately, they were beaten by New Phila in double-overtime and eliminated from tournament play. Next year the girl’s will he working harder for their goal of girl's state cham- pions. RESERVE-Kneeling: Ann Inverxo, Vanessa Torrent, Brenda Kretzinger, Barb Sexton. Standing: Julie Polk, Cheryl Page, Debbie Vance, Emily Coris, Kathy Long. Above Left: Teresa Prince goes in for a lay-up. Lower Left: All right girls, not so rough! 173 FINE ARTS: STRIVING FOR PERFECTION!!! 175 I RONT: Susan Ashworth. Row 1: Ginnv Gerber. Marcia King. Polly Beitzel, Sally Heppcnstahl. Chris Marlowe. Heather Barr. Row 2: Elizabeth Y oung. Bohhi Marhan. Cheryl Haggis. Dehhie Davidson. Tracy Jones. Stephanie Miller. Linda Harmon. Row 3: Lori Moser, Barh U asem. Todd I mmel. alerie Bair. Kathy Riley, Cary Petrullo. Row 4: Jerry Gartrell. Nancy Espenschied. Mary Alice Devney, Dehhie Tristano. Ann Gasser. Mary Jo Baker. Elizabeth Barlock. Row 5: Elizabeth McGuinly, Susan Smith, Lori % isintainer. Lanri Reichman. RISER Row I: Kim Murphy, Jay Moore. Cheryl Kaufman. Mary Ellen Y’ockey, Keith Hofacker. endy Lengler. RISER Row 2: Bob Miller. Rich Penix, Elisa Giumenti, Will Haggis. Alan Maize. Deb Dcsscckcr. Amy Shrock. W'endy Little. Becky Ripple, Eric Shumaker, Sue Beasley, David Lehman. Debbie Kilehcnman. RISER Row 3: Jeff Smith. George Contini. Ilerh Kleine. Mike Paulin. John Young. Steve Schuphach, Boh Cunningham. Donald James Irven. STRING BASS: Ron Barkett. PERCl SSION, hack to front: Paul Koval. Jan Byer. Todd Chumney.Todd Davidson, Shawn Bower, Brinley Da is, Tim Javens, Tom Pace. Ed West, Paul Smith. Joe Huffman. SR. BAND-SUPERIOR! . BAND COUNCIL MEMBERS: Row 1: Peggy DeGraw. Ginny Gerber. Debbie Davidson. Nancy Espenschied. Stephanie Ault, Lisa YonKaenal. Patti Jackson, Brinley Davis. Row 2: Jan Byer. Renee Howard. Marcia Kins. Michelle Valentine, Rhonda McCune, Bohhi Machan. Don Irven. Ron Barkett. Row 3: Brian Botdorf, Randy Baughman. Mark Judy. B. Our drum Major. Todd Chumney. blow dries his hair with the cymbals. C. D.H.S. Trumpets—TOUGH!! Seen here in the front row are. Randv Baughman. Jeff Renicker, and Mark Judy who are screeching their way to infinitv; playing notes so high, they are heard only by dogs, orangutangs, and certain grub worms. 176 FRONT: Jean Moore. Row !: Stephanie Ault, Anpe Nigro. Karen Gallion. Kathy Cree. Linda Sperry, Denise Ray. Barb Egler. Row 2: Rhonda McCune. Chris Flora, Jessica Springer, Tracy Jones. Y onne Paris. Patsy Tidrick. Becky Ackerman. Row 3: Sue Trotter. Debbie Phillips. Tina Farrar. Shirly Meryo, Peggy DeGraw, Amy Geib. Brenda Zurcher. Row 4: Steve Badertscher, Paula Wikoff. Renee Howard, Kim Reichman, Deb Schlosser, Cindy Ohler, Nancy Lengler. Row 5: Michele Valentine. Patti Jackson. Sue Gilmore, Mike Douglas, Shelly Doll, John Kinneer. Row 6: Lisa Weiss, Cindy Yocky, Lisa onKaenal. Michelle Kochur. Joann Morris. Row 7: Laurie Bre .nak, Holly Shull, Jody Thompson, Sarah Reynolds, Kathy Devney, Betty Komaromy. Row 8: Kathy Blaka. Sharon Cunningham. Jody Slentz. RISER Row 1: Beth Czatt. Sue Hagarman. Aileen Silverstone, Missy Flora. Peggv German, Tammie teller. Betty ard, Lynn Rogers. Sandy Chion, Diane Y'oungen. Connie Yesco. RISER Row 2: Jeff Rennicker. Pam Class, Randy Baughman. Mark Judy. Bob Peterson, Steye Rondinella. Terry Haas. Barb Loos, Carol Grove, Millie Perkowski. Rhonda Machan. Polly Brewer. Marcia Myers. Rhonda McCulloch. RISER Row 3: Scott Feller. Jed Miller. Jenny Bleininger, Regina Ash. Brian Botdorf, Lisa Glenn, Dave Miller, Beth Blickensdcrfer. Martha Kleine. Matt Wagner. Tom Water . 177 MEMBERS OF THE RED AND GRAY BAND ARE. Row 1: Jennifer Fow, Stacie Marazsky, Michele Bouchard. Connie Swihart. Mary-Jo Longer, Jana Zorzi.Tam-mi Shores. Diane Veigel. Row 2: Linnette Holmes, Jennifer McCreery, Mary Webb, Becky Class, Mary Beth Hughes, Beth Reidcnbaugh. Julianne Maybaugh. Barb Wolfe, Jod Kraut . Row 3: Beth Grieson, Man Ann Berndt, Vicki Renicker, Nancy Flickenger, Carol Homcn, Pam McNutt, Amy Schneiter, Leslie Barcus. Row 4: Kalb) Struhar. Greg Knotts, Rick Mason, Doug Phillips. Mike Schupbach. Judy Link, Barb Jenkins, Sue Drake. Brenda Flickinger. Row 5: Tom Cunningham. Earl Clark. Tracy Schrock. John McRobie, Ken Pringle, Tammie Zifer, Diane Magnacca. Kim Crow, Emily Corsi. Top Row: Mr. Lyon. Sue Peterson. Shelley Yockey, Lisa I mpleby, Kathy Roth. MEMBERS OF THE CADET BAND ARE. Row I: Chuck Bierie, Mike Pongrat. Jill McCombs. Sue Keller. Row 2: Jana McCaslin. Lisa Monoco. Julie Moore, Kellie Adams, Beth Rondinella. Missy Bower. Row 3: Charles Morris. Jim Stahl, Keyen Hale, Steve Sicurella. Dave Golden, Vikki Luthy, Cindy Burgess, Sara West, Shelly Stallings, Ginny Smith. Row 4: Cathy Pierson, Lisa Clark. Brenda Stauffer. Denise Wells, Dave Tristano, Karen Keppler. Valeri Woods. Row 5: Mandy Spies, Amee Irven, Wendy Fortnev, Tracey Kepplinger, Valarie Korth, Lisa Dusenberry, Anita Bixler, Sandy Lewis, Cendy Myers. Row 6: Linda Dreher, Lisa Davidson. Liz Thompson. Lori Kohler, Mary Lusic, Diane Paisley, Tammie Albert, Marcia Duer. Side row: Mr. Krause. Wendy Walker. Martha Page, Jay Wherely, Phil Wagner. Marlene Ray. Renee Sudduth. RED GRA Y AND CADET BANDS JR.-SR. HIGH ORCHESTRA Row 1: Becky Houk. Mary Lou Fetters, Ann Koval. Bill Weaver, Beth McCord, Amy Schneitcr, Maryjane Marshall, Patty Schweitzer Row 2: Kay Burkholder. Joan Rentsch. Becky Harmon, Brad Sayer, Sue Carey. Michelle Hartz, Elizabeth Young. Chris Flora, Ann Longer, Sue Trotter Row 3: Vivian Law, Kristy Dectz, Beth Speicher, Holly Festi. Betty Ward. Wendy Lengler. Beth Czatt, Rick Ramsey, Randy Baughman. Cathy Pierson. Greg Gorden, Tom Waters Back: Gail Barkett, Ed West, Jeff Smith. Paul Koval. Ron Barkett. Mr. McFerron. director D.H.S. LAB BAND (OF MERR Y MEN) A. LAB BAND MEMBERS: Kneeling: Sue Hagarman. Mall Wagner. Joe Huffman. Shelly Doll. Randy Baughman, and Brian Botdorf. Standing: Date Miller. Scott Feller, Tom Water . Keith llofaeker, Paul Koval. Don irven, Patti Jackson. Mike Paulin. Mr. MeFerron (standing in for Mr. Krause). Todd I mm el, Valerie Bair. Jan Byer. Laurie Bre nak. Bob Cunningham. Mark Judy. Beth Czatt, Ron Barkett, Aileen Silverstone. Jeff Renicker. Mike Douglas, and Eric Shumaker. B. Some of Beef's Jerky at the Annual Trumpet Section Marshmallow Eating Contest. Terry Haas was heard to exclaim “I had 17”! C. T-Bone section leader. Brian Botdorf. tries to look tough. C.f 180 THE YOUNGER VOICES OF DOVER HIGH The Freshman Choir opened ihe 75- 76 school year with a busy schedule. During the month of December members participated in the Christmas musical, “Gift of the Magi” with an evening performance December 11 and a student body performance December 12. A video taping for Cable T.V. 2 was made for their December 18 concert. Their Winter Concert on March 11 was a big success followed by Solo and Ensemble Contest at East Liverpool on April 3 earning 9 solo superiors, 2 ensemble superiors, and 3 solo excellent. Combined with the Senior Choir and Band for Bicentennial selections in the Band Spring Concert the Freshman Choir showed their outstanding abilities. The Spring Concert on May 27 included all the choirs. In June the awards banquet was scheduled in honor of the fine, young students who show the makings of a more than superior Senior Choir. FRESHMAN CHOIR— Row 1: Linda Rieger. Julie Parrot, Anita Saunders, Shawn Bertie. Valerie Solley, Linda Tate. Gave Moser. Pam Dolts. Tammi Shores, Carol Moliski, Angie Neibert, Christina Farrar. Row 2: Tracy Jones, Donna Hepner, Holly Shutt, Jenny Bleininger, Amy Geib. Julia Marlowe, Dana Littlepage. Susan Becker. Cheryl Smith. Bridgette Carey, Regina Marino. Row 3: Crystal York, Dee Schrump. Brenda l,enarz, Sue Proper. Amy Rowe. Laura Hazard. Ann Koval, Sue Straub. Kathy Powell. Laura Dummcrmuth, Barb Sexton, Kelly Reber, Lucille Fish, Patty Thompson, Tina Malterer. Robin Springer. Row 4: Dan Conkle. George Contini. David Beebe. Jeff Smith, Mark Rufener. Frank Staples, Mike Spies, Jim Sexton, Mark Black. Brian Telle, Jay Kelker. Mike Herman. Garry Renicker. John Steel. Buzz Pence. 183 SING ALONG WITH SENIOR CHOIR This year the Senior Choir was very active. We had a Halloween party at the Walter’s farm followed by a square dance, which was very successful. We went hack to the farm after the first heavy snow for a sled riding party. Both of these activities were planned by choir council, the organizing body of the choir. This year’s council consisted of: Terry Pearson-President: Brenda LelandA ice-President; Cheryl Gray-Treasurer; and Kathy Moliski-Secretary. Sr. Heps. - Don Irven. Bobbi Machan, and Kim Contini. Jr. Heps. - Shawn Gray, Todd Lillie, and Joyce Walter. Soph. Heps. - lx raine Ogletree, Cathy Fesenmeyer, and Ron Barkett. Newspaper Editor - Handy Baughman and Business Ed. - Kate Carey. Our advisor was Mr. Heck. The choir went to a workshop at Wooster, and gave a fine performance in our auditorium, plus accompanying the hand in their bicentennial concert. The choir also had a few-money making projects, such as a rock-a-thon, rummage and hake sale, and a dance featuring MELVIN AND THE NUCLEAR TURNIPS. The choir had a very fun and rewarding year. Ron 1: Kim Contini. Mary Grafe. Laurie Breznak. Kathy Moliski. Julie Tolotti. Kristy Dcetz, Shirley Corder, Karla Burge . Julie Mean, Lisa Crites. Annette Irven. Sue Blickensderfer. Patti Schweitzer, Kate Carey, Betty Komaromy. Sue France, Rose Lang. Gail Barkett. Jan Powell. Row 2: Sherry Egler. Barh Waaaem. Barb Hawk. Beth Johnson. Joyce Walter. Tina Black. Shirley Hostutler. Martha Klein, Stephanie Miller. Diana Shanklin, Sue Carey, Kathy I ng. Sally Mathew . Brenda LeLand. Anne Longer, Linda Rvan, Cindy Barthelmeh. Ix ri Zifer. Pam Braglin. Sue Dunfee, Susie Maurer. Cathy Fesenmyer. Row 3: Bobbi Giaugue, Angie Schilling, Leigh Ann Stoke . Cathy I)e secker. Lorraine Ogletree. Rhonda McCulloch, Teresa Prince, Donald Todd Little, Paul Koval. Mike l w. Terry Pearson. John Anthony Alexander. Dan Korth, Steve Lu ic. Keith Hofacker. Jed Miller. Mary Smith, Nikki Smith, (jirol art her. Chery l Gray. Katie Folger, Pat ie Tidrick, Beth Czatl, Patti Fisher. Row 4: Bohhi Machan. Lisa Yosick. Nancy Marshall, Shawn Gray, Darleen Miller. Pam Wikoff, Mark Swarm. Tom Harmon, Mike Douglas. Ron Barkett, Scott Thompson, John Schmidt. Donald James Irven. Randy BEEF Baughman. Drew Williams. Jack Polk, Tom Jones, Greg Renicker. Fred Siegenthaler. Mike Marlowe. Rhonda Machan. Debbie Alston. Kathy Deetz, Tammy Miller, Shelly Littlefield. 184 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU Grandpa—Jim Archer Penny Sycamore—Sushile Tripathy Paul Sycamore—Randy Baughman Ed Carmicheal—John Alexander Essie Carmicheal— Becky Houk Mr. DePinna—Joe ebb Tony Kirby—Donald Todd Little Mrs. Kirby—Sue Carey Mr. Kirby—Tom Prince Rehba—Cindy Barthelmeh Donald — Keith Hofacker Gay Wellington—Ann Longer Men—George Contini, Daryl Shanklin. Buzz Pence, Da e Wells. LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN mu STAR- SPANGLED GIRL Norman Cornal—Mike Marlowe Andy Hobart—Don Irven Sophie Raushmeyer—Nikki Stofan Brigid Mary—Linda Ryan Dennis Walsh—Mike Marlowe Shelagh Mangan—Cindy Ohler ennth Boyd —Donald Todd Little .’atch Keagen—John Alexander Tom Phinney— Ron Barkett Sister Martha Kevin—Beth Czatt Sister's Sen ant—Cindy Neibert Sister Theresa—Cathy Fesenmver Sister Anglica—Julia Marlowe Sister Barbra—Bobbi Machan Sister Catherine—Karen Gallion Dr. Clive—Tom Prince Soldiers—Bob Cunningham. Tom Pace Pr. W igen—Donald James Irven Corp. Bertie—Randy Baughman Ser. Peale—Paul Koval Nuns Chorus—Cindy Barthelmeh. Tina Black. Laura Hazard. Becky Houk. %7 OKLAHOMA! Curly McClain—Donald Jamw Irven l.auric W illiams—Bobbi Machan Jud Fry—Rand Baughman Aunt Filer—Becky Houk Will Parker—Ron Barkett Ado Annie Carnes—Angie Schilling Ali Hakim—John Alexander Gertie Cummings—Beth Czatt Andrew Carnes—Joe Webb Arron—Brian Telle Jesse—Mike Marlowe Cord Flam—Paul Koval Ike Skidmore—Donald Todd Little Chorus: Tina Black. Cindy Barthlemeh, Nikki Stofan. Laura Hazard. Rhonda Machan. Linda Rieger. Sue Maurer, Tracy Jones. Julia Marlowe, Patsy Tidrick. Ann ko al. George Contini. Gary Renicker, Buzz Pence, Ann Longer, Dancers: Jenny Bleininger. Beth Blickensder, Daryl Shankl in. Rocky Motley, Karen Gallion. Tom Prince. Sara Rey nolds. 189 THESPIAN'S THESPIANS: Top Picture. Row 1: Mike Marlowe, Vice President, Linda Ryan and John Alexander. Representatives at Urge, Joyce Sandy, President, Joe Webb, Scribe, Candy Scharein, Secretary, Todd Little, Treasurer. Row 2: Nikki Stofan, Cindy Neibert, Sushila Tripathy. Bob Cunningham, Angie Schilling, Shelly Doll, Cindy Ohler, Bobbi Marhan. Row 3: Rhonda Machan, Daryl Shanklin, Jim Archer, Keith Hofacker, Don Irven, Randy Baughman, Paul Koval. Ron Barkett, Annette Irven, John Webb. Jennifer Polk. ASSOCIATE THESPIANS: Row I: Kathy Fesenmyer, Ann Koval, Beth Czatt. Cindy Barthelmeh. Tina Black. Linda Siekel. Row 2: Terri Bridgewater, Tom Prince, Sue Carey, George Contini. Ann Longer, Scott Thompson. 190 SPEECH TEAM TALENT BUREAU ABOVE. How 1: Mr. May. Todd Little, Linda Ryan, Sushila Tripathy, Beth Czatt, Jim Archer, John Webb. Row 2: Cindy Ohler, Gail Barkett. Ann ko a). Cind Barthlemeh, Nikki Stofan. Angie Schilling. Mike Marlowe, Don Ir en, Sue Carev. Row 3: Keith Hofacker, George Contini, Buzz Pence, Ron Barkett, Scott Thompson, John Alexander. Joe Webb. LEFT. STATE QUALIFIERS. Jim Archer, John Webb. Don Irven, Mike Marlowe. These are the two Duet Acting teams that won at District. The teams competing in State were, Jim and John, and the alternates Todd Little and Linda Ryan. BOTTOM. TALENT BUREAU. Row 1: Jim Archer, Rhonda Machan, Angie Schilling, Annette Irven, Mike Marlowe. Row 2: Todd Little. Sushila Tripathy, Bobbi Machan, Nikki Stofan. Ron Barkett. John Alexander. Row 3: Joyce Sandy, Randy Baughman. Don Irven, Ann Longer. This year the Thespians participated in Reader's Theater as well as One-Act Play Contest. In Readers Theater we were ranked 4th in the state with Jim Archer being named to the All-State Cast. We received two superior ratings and 1st place in our district in One Act Play contest. Individual awards went to Todd Little, Best Actor and John Webb who was named to the All District Play Contest. Our superior rating won us the honour of representing our district in the State Play Festival where Cindy Ohler was named to the All-State Cast. 191 SERVICE CLUBS 'ADID CORRIGENDUM) We are featuring these two clubs in this section. We are sort of featuring them. Well, to get down to it, we accidentally forgot to include them in the class-club section. Sorry, we'll try harder next year! The club at the left is the Dover Industrial Arts Club. Pictured are: Dan Yeager, Dale Korns, Mitch Valentine, Mike Sandy, and Joe Huffman. We took pictures of some of their projects, but the photographer forgot to put film in the camera. Advisors are Mr. Harmon and Mr. Johnson. Future Homemakers of America is made up of all students enrolled in Home Economics I II. Students raised dues by having a gigantic garage sale in the high school gym lobby. Community projects included selling daffodils in downtown Dover for the American Cancer Society. Members participated in a program on To Quan Do presented by Hennings Hennrickson. Seven members represented Dover at the State Convention of Future Homemakers in Columbus. The theme for this year’s convention was “FHA Vi ants You. VHA members total over 17,000 throughout the state. Pictured. Row 1 — Rose Weston. Brenda Crooks, Linda Hershberger, Tammi Shores, Pam Dotts, Holly Knotts, Lisa Pauline, Karla Korns, Kathy Yillard. Beeky Walter. Row 2—Kathy Desseekcr, Karla Ha nes. Vera Holcomb, Sandy Steinberg, Sally Weaver, Mary Ann McDade. Barb Sexton. Dana Littlepage. Linda Rieger, Nancy Steiner, Gail Gordon. Ida Fisher, Darlene Miller, Shirley Hostutler. Row 3—Mary Smith, Anita Solley, Sandy McDonald, Pam McNutt, Kelly Sippcl, Lisa Abel, Bertha Lang, Patty Thompson, Donna Hepner, Pat Porter, Stephanie Marazsky, Tanya Robinson, Sue Maurer, Beth G rewell. Row 4— Sue Proper, Melanie Fortney. Mary Fortney, Diana Skelton, Peggy Morgan, Roxanne Penso, Kathy Powell, Betty Ward, Connie Graham. Deb Dessecker, Connie R an. Deb Fishel, Brenda Kreitzinger. Row 3—Brenda Angelo, Belinda Hupp. Lucille Fish, Mary Jo Hulras, Yvonne Forslrom, Carol Howell. Carol Hicks, Lorraine Ogletree. Sandy Porter, Debbie DeRush, Judy Harmon, Margaret Sullitan. Advisors: Miss Joyce Archer and Miss Lois Miller. CONCERNED YOUTH IN ACTION: The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y are service oriented groups of young people affiliated with both Dover High and the Y.M.C.A. They provide weekly Sunday morning services for the residents of the County Home, sing Christmas carols, and work with shut-ins. Other activities include Youth in Government, Statewide conferences, and Leadership and Awareness Camp in the summer which is attended by the officers. HI-Y OFFICERS: Mark Longer, Pres.: Perry Petrullo, V.P.; Greg Zivic, Sec.; Scott Han hart, Treas.; and Don Ruppenthal, Sgt. at Arms. Ron Swegheimer was Chaplin. Tri-Hi-Y Officers: Lori Yosic, V.P.; and Sue France, T reasurer. Above: Dover Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. Bottom: Infirmary Service. 194 THE HI-YAND T CLUBS BACK THE GUYS MEMBERS OF BACK THE GUYS ARE Row 1: Debbie Kilchenman, Diana Ryan. Anna Ray, Tracy Davis, Cindy Bartbelmeb, Jackie Severn, Terri Bridgewater. Kim Ryan. Connie Monoco, Ix rraine Olgetree. Row 2: Kathy Riley. Marcia King. Holly Truman, Stephanie Ault, Pam Class. Kathy Cree, Linda Harmon, Ix ri Mitchell. Bethann Uenni, Joan Rentsch, Debbie Schlosser. Row 3: Pam Cramer, Ellen Pretorious, Mary Alice Devney, Elizabeth Barlock. Tammy Miller. Lori Yosick, Sue Hayes, Kellie Murphy, Beth Peterson. Pattie (Juicksall. Nancy Marshall, Patty Peters, Sue Keitch, Sue Gilmore. Holly immel, advisor Mrs. Mitchell. 2nd picture: Patsy Tidrick, Kathy Fesenmyer, Annette Stephan, Laurie Walliek. Julie Tolotti. Lisa Everette, Sue France, Peggy Bleininger, Aileen Silverstone. Row 2: Nancy Espenshied. Jeanne Lieser, Nikki Stofan, Cheryl Burkholder, Stephanie Space, Lisa Yosick, Jennifer Polk. Jan Powell, Sharon Vasbinder, Candy Truscott. Row 3: Rita Newell. Beth Mitchell. Kathy Koontz. Barb Erdeljac, Angie Schilling, Kathy Strimel, Sally Ballentine, Mary Jo Hutras, Debbie Stofan, Linda Marks, Gail Hootman. Sue Trotter, Ginny Gerber. Row 4: Terri U hite, Angie Nigro, Janet Keener, Kay Maurer, Stephanie Miller. Marian Conwell, Candy Schraien. advisor Mrs. Studer, Sushila Tripathy, Polly Bierie, Sherry McDowell, Laurie Haglock, Connie Kulz. 196 FUTURE TEACHERS AND CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Future Teachers is a service organization having donated 900 hours during the first semester. Among other things, we tutor, grade papers, and conduct elementary school classes. Elementary visitation is twice a year which provides more opportunities for F.T.A. We are saddened this year by the death of Mr. Lorn McCartney, one of our advisors. His passing away is a great loss to D.H.S., as well as to F.T.A. —Cheryl Haggis FUTURE TEACHERS: Row 1: Barb l engler, Diane Doidge. Joanne Jenkins, Cheryl Haggis, Debbie Datidson. Row 2: Advisor Miss Peeper, Sally McDonnell, Becky Honk. Mary Lou Petlers, Valerie Hazard, Pally Schweitzer, Row 3: Jeanne Lieser, Chery l Cray. Gail Barkett. Belh Johnson. Pam Wikoff. Kathy Deelz. Row 4: Julie 'R arlher. Joyce Walter . Joyce Sandy, Pally Seng. Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets at St. John’s Church every first and third Sundays of the month. Programs we are involved in are: buying a meal for a needy family at Thanksgiving, visiting other churches to look at the different aspects of religion, or talking about the lessons that appear in the magazine we receive. —Todd W hetstone FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES: Pictured: Jeff Stuber, Todd Whetstone, Scotl kutz. Absent: Steve Burges . Dan Korth, and advisor Mr. Wine. 197 FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS Front Row—Chris Flora, Barb Lender. Evangeline Romo, Mary Graef, Sue France, Ginny Gerber, Kristy Deetz, Rhonda Machan. Wendy Little, Jody Slentz. Row 1— Becky Houk. Linda Seikel, Lori Moser, Sally McDonald, Stephanie Space, Kim Murphy, Wendy Lengler, Pam Braglin, Sally Mathews. Kathy Deetz, Michele Valentine, Kathv Koontz. Row 3—Donna Barketl, Polly Beitzel, Debbie Kilchenman, Sue Blickensderfer, JoAnn Jenkins, Teri Piggott, Marian Con well, Michele Baker, Connie Vesco, Geri Gardner, Lisa Crites, Sushila Tripathy, Debbie Vance, Gale Moser. Row 4—Shawn Gray, Candice Scharein. Stephanie Miller, Sue Gallion, Renee Howard, Cheryl Gray, Vicki Kumerle, John Sena, Pam Hepner, Julie W art her, Bobbi Macnan, Todd Little. Tammy Miller, Debbie Schlosser, Patti Seng. Some members of the F.M.C. Club were also involved in the Youth Emergency Squad (YES) of Tuscarawas County. They were awarded Championship recognition at a statewide competition in May of the 75-76 school year. Pictured at right holding trophies are Gale Moser, Patti Seng, and Sally McDonald. The purpose of F.M.C. is to give memDers a chance to work toward future careers in various fields of medicine. This year the club staffed the emergency room during the nurse's absence. Winners of two 100 scholarships were Jean Romo and Bobbi Machan. Miss Thomas and Mrs. Petricola were advisors. 198 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front How (kneeling)—Teresa Prince, Carol Wart her, Kathy Moliski. l� ri Yosick. Ginny Gerber, Perry Petrullo. Row 2—Bill Silverstone, Steve Contini, Scott Kutz. Mark Longer, Mike Rossi, Kel- ly Murphy, Joyce Sandy. Row 3—Keith Hofarker, Michele Valentine, Kathy Cornelia, Julie Bennett, Bobhi Machan, Don Irvin, Randy Baughman. Front Row—Doug Hufford, Sue Hayes, Patty Petters, Peggy Miller, Kathy Koontz, Sue France, George Spies, Steve Norman. Row 2—Tom Prince, Tom McKeever, Bryce Oliver, Kate Carey, Kristy Deetz. Row 3—Marianne Moore, Nikki Stofan, CandiceScharein, Sue Trotter, Angie Schilling. Row 3—Todd Whetstone. James Archer, Paul Koval, Sushila Tripathy, Sue Carey. Sara Weaver. Linda Seikel, Sally Fait, Patti Seng, Sylvia Argento, Vivian Law. 199 A UDIO— VISUAL AIDS Row 1: Chris Mcnefce, Jim Murphy, Rip McHenery. Dave Saffel, Randy Gisinger, Larry Linberg. Row 2: Terry Menefee, John Page, Bill McDonnell. Dan Dunfee, Boh Lyytinen, Sam Patterson, Dan Oowford, Rocky Mosely, Mr. Page. Row 3: David Beebe, Tom Pace, Greg Gordon, Carl Smith, Steve Berkshire, Tom Jones The good operation of the Audio and Visual equipment is the responsibility of these men. They schedule, deliver, and if need be, operate all the Audio-Visual eq uipment. Student operators are at the controls for all audio operations, be it assemblies or announcements. 200 MEDIA CENTER Row 1: Mrs. Blair John Alexander. Mike Law. Mikey llagloch. Larry Bower, Rick Miller, Larry Minnis. Brain Stokes, Shelby Clark. Row 2: Dave Wells. Brad Blair, Beth Grewell. Steve Bcrkshier, Lynn Holmes, Linda Ryan. Row 3: George Contini. John Lambros, Sally Mathews. Deb Porter, Pam Hepner, Lynn Rogers, Tom Grimm. Jeff Sluber. WDHA-TV, based in the Media Center of Dover High School is supervised by Mrs. Martha Blair, supplying educational TV throughout the Jr. and Sr. High school. Along with the TV, Mrs. Blair co-ordinates the Audiovisual materials, including films. Filmstrips, slides, records, tapes, etc. . .etc. . . 201 THE GIRLS IIK THE OFFICES SR. HIGH OFFICE—(Front) Fatty Peters, Tammy Dillon, Lori Williams, Nancy Espencheid, Kim Shutt, Debbie Kilchenmen, Cheryl Kelker. (Back) Mrs. Con-tini, Sherry McDovell, Polly Bierie, Barb Erdeljac, Linda Harmon, Sue Schlegal, Nicki Stofan, Mrs. Mitchell. They are the girls in the offices, assisting in many ways, and they could be classified a the FSA— Future Secretaries of America. Right—JR. HIGH OFFICE: (Front) Sherry Wertz, Beth Page, Bev Kreisher. (Second Row) Cindy Shilling, Tracy Black, Sharon Cunningham, and (top) Barb Meese. 202 ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Lisa Critea, Barb Lengler, Kathy Cree, Kim Murphy, Sara Weaver, Peggy German, Kathy Koontz ConnieKutz. Linda Herahberger, Shelly Doll. Mra.Gracf. Pam Wikoff, Kathy Blacka.Kim Kline, Geri Gardner. Becky Harrold Cathy Deasecker, Sally Fait, Sue llagarman. The Senior High Student Council (Wise's Turkey Tootsie's) was a mere existance in this establishment of education. To say we were active, powerful, and the backbone of DHS is an exageration of the truth, to say the least. But we were busy, doing menial busywork. The need for a Student Council is unknown, and has been lost in the generations. Over the years, the spirit has gone out of our Council, and apathy into the Senior High. The all-female officers — (PRES — Lori Yosick; VICE PRES — Patti Quicksall; REC. SEC. — Sue keitch; COR. SEC. — Sue Hayes; TRES. Kellie Murphy) would like to be remembered as saving “ A GOBBLE A DAY, KEEPS YOU HEALTHY, WEALTHY, GAY”. Lori Yosick PRES in name only 204 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL: THE BARE FACTS JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The 1975-76 Jr. High Student Council got off to a slow start but picked up with some good activities such as the Hillbilly Barn Dance, Cupid and Bunny Day. One of the biggest was slave day. The officers this year were: President — Kelly Sippel, Vice Pres—Kingsland Pretorius, Secretary—Janet Cornelia, Treasurer—Ken Rufener. 305 SWIRL STAFF OR RA V S ROUGHIES This year’s Swirl Staff had three major goals: to have stimulating and impressive pizza parties during class time, to have fun, and to produce an accurate and worthwhile yearbook which will reveal the true happenings and average, everyday events of Dover High School. Oh, well, two out of three ain't bad! In picture A, we have provided vou with a puzzle; HOW MANY THINGS CAN YOU FIND WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? Actually, it is a picture of the Swirl Staff, consisting of our advisor, Ray Johnston, who is trying hard to look impressive, and also the Swirl Staff members: Bill Silverstone, Beth Czatt, Joe Webb, Randy Baughman, Craig Douthitt, Dan Korth, Mike Brown, Kevin Kendle, Greg Zivic, Nancy Marshall, Sue Hayes, Don Ball, Candy Scharein, Lori Yosick, and Ron Swegheimer. There were a few members. Sue Beasley, Diana Shanklin, and Carmie Monaco, who do not appear in this picture. This is either because they were sick, skipping class, or didn’t want to be seen with us in public. In picture B, we see our yearbook editors Don Ball, Sue Hayes, Randy Baughman, and Nancy Marshall being congratulated after graduation by the all-powerful, super-intelligent, always-on-the-ball, editor-in-chief. Bill Silverstone, who is shown here with his tassle on the wrong side of his head. Y es, Bill, they did let you graduate. The Swirl Staff sincerely wishes for you to enjoy this hook, and encourages you to spread vour praise and appreciation for it far and wide over the community. We are not interested, however, in your complaints. If you wish to complain, we cordially invite you to sit on this book and rotate. What have you done for the good of this hook, anyway? That’s right, stupid, nothing! For the rest of you who don’t complain, we are proud to present you with this perfect yearbook, which contains absolutely no mistaks. —The Beef 206 1st ANNUAL FIRE A SUCCESS Credits: Cover Design—Lori Yosick Student Photo graphers—Bill Silverstone and Mike Bro w n Business Manager—Carmela P. Monaco Photography—Troup and Pluto of Canton (Some Pictures Courtesy of the TIMES REPORTER and Mitchell Studios.) On Friday, May 7, 1976, at 5:30 a.m., Dover High School had its FIRST ANNUAL FIRE. This event was celebrated by the closing of school and also by a short parade consisting of firetrucks, police cars, and a few students who disregarded this holiday and still showed up for school. This year, the fire was held in the shipping room; but, as the room proved too crowded to hold this momentous event, it tried to extend itself into the auditorium. This act, however, was quickly thwarted off by alert firemen who had just arrived on the scene. Shortly afterwards, Dover High School’s FIRST ANNUAL FIRE came to a close. The fire may have gotten out of hand if it hadn't of been for the trusty, super-steel elevator door which held its own throughout the event. After this exciting occasion was completed, the manipulation of many mixed emotions occured. The shipping room office was really burned up about the whole thing, and the halls were still fuming for several days afterwards. On the other hand, as soon as the news of the FIRST ANNUAL FIRE reached the Swirl Staff, we immediately ran down to the shipping room with out hotdogs and marshmallows on sticks, hoping to arrive in time for the Swirl Staff's FIRST ANNUAL WIENER AND MARSHMALLOW ROAST: but, as you can see in picture A, we arrived too late. As a result, the Swirl Staff’s FIRST ANNUAL WIENER AND MARSHMALLOW ROAST was a flop. Oh, well, to have two big exciting events on the same day would have been asking for too much. The Swirl Staff didn't want to be left out of the FIRST ANNUAL FIRE completely, so some of us decided to form a clean up crew for the shipping room, while a few others decided it would just be easier and more profitable to sell the shipping room, as you can see in picture B. All in all, it was a pretty exciting event and it did leave the main hall black with envy. The Swirl Staff is anxiously awaiting the SECOND ANNUAL FIRE, but the administration has no current plans of sponsoring this event for a second time. 207 Mr. McCartney Teacher at Dover High School from 1948 to 1975 In a way Dover High was his school — he had been here so long, longer than anyone else now here. We saw him standing in the hall, friendly grin on his face, hands in his pockets. “Come in and we'll talk it over,” he'd say when we had a problem. And we came in, hundreds of us over the years, into the spartan counselor's office that suddenly became a warm, friendly place as the burdens fell away. “I am a part of all that I have met. Tennyson's words ring in my ears now. And suddenly I know that Mac is a part of me and all who went into that office. Now when I offer the warm smile and friendh handshake to someone, it may be Mac’s influence a' work in me. Just think. Hundreds of warm smiles anc friendly greetings every day. What better tribute could a man ask? Lisa Warner Member of the Junior Class Somehow you remember the shy yet friendly one the girls and boys who quietly do their work and smil and answer quietly when they are called on. Yoi remember them. And w hen one seat where one of thes sat is suddenly vacant, it is a great loss. Lisa was such one. 208 V