Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

wi rl DOVER HIGH SCHOOL 520 N. Walnut Dover, Ohio 44622 Volume 62 1977 oorways—old doors, new doors, wooden doors, aluminum doors, double doors, single doors, solid doors, glass doors—all these doors lead to Dover High. Open the doors to arademics. drama, mifsic, art, athletics, and a few surprises. They are all there behi nd the doors. Which one will you open? Will it be one or many? Step right up, pull the latch, and enter. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 16 EIGHTH GRADE 162 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 182 FINE ARTS 76 FRESHMEN 152 GRADUATION 124 JUNIORS 128 PROM 140 SENIORS 98 SEVENTH GRADE 172 SOPHOMORES 142 SPORTS 40 YEAR IN REVIEW 208 2 earning Trades. New school, new friends, new courses. Might away we had to change the name of one course (ever written an abbreviation for horticulture students?). And get used to large scale traffic jams due to our use of Corvettes and other heaps. “The Joint”, as we affectionately referred to it at good old Dover High School, was just your basic school, except that we had to put up with students from other schools. We worked a little, studied a little, and slept a little. In the first year of operation. BJVS was a good experience for us. We were able to study what we wanted in a new building, and what more could anyone want? 6 out hern Hospitality. Homecoming weekend began with an assembly and the announcement that Sue Beasley, Debbie Dorn, and Julie Houglan were the three candidates for queen. That night, the thrill and excitement rose as we watched the three proceed onto the football field. As they stood in position, it was announced that the 1976 Homecoming Queen was . . . Debbie Dorn! Making the occasion more memorable, the mighty tornadoes demoted the Vi ooster generals by defeating them 14-12. To complete the weekend, we danced to the melodies of Phase II at Park School Saturday night. Every Thing Was Rosy This year the J unior Class once again chose the Hose Queen. And, once again, we honored her by walloping our football opponents. This year our Rose Queen “ceremonies coincided with the crow ning of the Homecoming Queen. The Rose Queen w as Valerie onKaenel, w ho is pictured at left, showing off her natural beauty, combined with natural roses which naturally provides us with good subject matter for this color section. 11 ft ting psyched. The mere thought of future events created a surge of excitement within us. Everyone had heen preparing for THE week. This included making fantastic hall decorations, doing a little extra for all those great guys on the team and visiting our neighbors across the river. Naturally, we wanted something to remember them by. so many of us returned home with momentoes that once belonged to citizens of Phila. (Rumor has it that even after getting nailed, a carload of unfortunate patroits still sang the Alma Vlater all the wav to the Phila Police Station.) The week started as any other week would. Wednesday was Mourn Phila Day, the day on which all sympathetic students observe the misfortunes of the gridiron “geese.” Thursday was known to avid Quaker-Crunchers as Stomp Phila Day. A variety of foot attire was seen and heard stomping its way through the halls of DIES. The traditional Kick-Off Dinner was held that evening in the cafeteria. The snake dance to the stadium, led by the Marching Tornadoes and the cheerleaders, immediately followed the dinner. The rousing bonfire would mark the end of their journey. Friday was Red and Gray Day. During the 9th period, the Pep Band came swaggering through the halls to lead the way to our pep assembly. Crowds began to arrive hours before the game was scheduled to begin. When the gates were finally opened, fans rushed in, filling the stands. W e were rough and we were tough, hut not tough enough. The great expertise of the CC Champs was stunned by the struggling undersized and inexperienced Quaker team. We kept them on their toes and the best they could do was to sweat out a 7-7 tie. 12 The Finer Side Of the Game ring active. The next 22 pages are devoted entirely and completely to the clubs of Dover High School. Not to sports, fine arts, seniors, underclassmen or the faculty, but to clubs. Among these clubs are the Senior and Junior High Student Councils, which gave us, the students, a voice in school activities; COE and OWE, who worked while they studied; FCA, EMC, FHA, l TA, FBA, those admirable students who have their futures planned; Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, who worked on community projects; NHS, who honored us with their presence; Spanish, French, and German Clubs, who spoke in many tongues; Science Club, who developed our very own Einsteins; Audio Visual Aids and Media Center, who provided lights, cameras and action; Guidance, Attendance, Jr. High and Sr. High Office Help, who helped us bewildered students “find” ourselves; Home Ec. Club, who worked their ways into our hearts; Student Librarians, who were always booked; Jr, and Sr. Y-Tecns, who helped others; and last, but not least, Back-the-Guys who showed their enthusiasm and support by decorating lockers and putting on skits during pep assemblies like the one pictured here. 16 Art Club Spanish Club French German Clubs Media Center Adv. Biology Club Student Librarians Audio Visual Aids Jr. Sr. Office Help Guidance Attendance Office Help Sr. High Student Council Jr. High Student Council COE OWE FMC FT A National Honor Society Jr. High Honor Society Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y Home Ec. Club Back-the-Guys Jr. Sr. Y-Teens THE BACKBONE Well I must admit that this years Senior High Student Council was VKRY, VEH ac tive!!!!!! Let me just name a few things they've done (I'll name them in next ear's issue). This vear we had a Senior Citizen's Day (and that's LL we had)! The Senior Citizen's eame to D.H.S. with their hand and I think everyone will agree that they were really good. Give them a few years and we'll have another Wild Cherry. This year I roup was lead by: President — Sue France; Vice-Pres — Jennifer Polk; Secretary — Kathy Riley: and Treasurer — Lisa Yosirk. 18 DOVER PUBLIC LIBRARY DOVER, OHIO OF D.H.S.???!!! The Junior High Student Council was very active this year. Mr. Moeller and Miss Kennedy were the supervisors. They did a great job as always! I was TOI.D that the purpose of this club was to develope attitudes of. and practice in good citizenship, both in and out of school: to improve school morale; and to promote the general welfare of the school. Well, we won't pass judgement on that . . . BUT. What the Junior High Student Council did do this year was provide a lot of good times for a lot of good people. Some of the activities they sponsored were: Hirkday-Barn dance; 50’s day dance; pillow-fight and pizza eating contest and a million other contests and activities. All I have to sav is GOOD JOB JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL!!!!!!!!! This years officers were: Pres. James Black: Vice-Pres. Mike Pulerbaufih: Sec., Shelly Mutschclknaus: and Trcs., Jan Piiterbaufch. 19 Row 1, l-r: Kim Ryan, Sue Schlegel, (Cheryl Rice. Row 2: Li a DeBois, Julie Tolloiti, Kim Kline. Kay Page, Peggy German, Becky Harrold. Middle Row: Peg Morris. Row 3: Jeanne Lieaer, Rote Amisladi, Annette Stephan. Chris Knglinh, Pam Cramer, Martha Mills. In the above picture are: Cheryl Rice, Vice-Preaident; Mr. Snyder, Coordinator; Sue Schlegel, Treasurer; and Becky Harrold. Presi dent. C.O.E. “SNEAKS” Cooperative Office Education is a course where the student goes to school half the day and works the other half with teacher-employer supervision. Vi c, the 1977 C.O.E. class, had an interesting and exciting vear. Our biggest event we did as a group was the “C.O.E. Sneek . Remember girls? We raised money for our annual Employer Appreciation Banquet by selling Christmas candles, candy bars, and having a Paper Drive. We also worked in the concession stand and coat check at a basketball game. Serving as representatives for the eighteen members were: Supervisor. Mr. Bruce Snyder; President, Becky Harrold; Vice-President, Cheryl Rice; and Treasurer, Sue Schlegel. Becky Harrold President OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE The eighth year of the O.W.E. (Occupational Work Experience) Program had fifteen members, led by President Bob DeWire and Mr. W'illiam LoPresti as coordinator. The 1976-77 O.W.E. class took first place over all in the BJVS District Track and Field competition at New Phila. This was the second time in two years that the Dover OWE group finished first. The group would like to thank Mr. LoPresti for doing a great job. The members in the picture below are: First row: BUI Sweigheimer, Cathy Moore, Connie Grages, Terry Menefee, John Sabino. Second Row: John Bam beck. Rich Limbacher, Larry Newton, Mark Paisley, Terry Page, Rick Lahm. Third Row: Bob DeWire, Brad Telle, Mike Hershberger, Bob Dussenberry, Marty W'eber, Mr. LoPresti. 21 FUTURE SHOCK—FMC AND FTA This year ihe Future Medical Careers club was great. W e sold candy, went to nursing homes, and had a lot of guest speakers at our meetings. A field trip to Akron I niversitv and our annual banquet completed our year. A special thanks to the members of the club for making FMC a rewarding experience. Co-Presidents, Kim Murphy Sushila Tripathv Future Teachers of America had an extremely active and eventful year. The club engaged in various fundraising projects and visited several universities. We gained experience by participating in a teacher assistance program with the elementary schools. Through its many activities the club has increased its membership to 30 and is becoming one of the school’s most energetic organizations. Mr. Kane and Mr. Whitis, the club's advisors, deserve alol of credit for the clubs’ growth. Officers for the 76-77 school year were: Mary Lou Petters, Joann Jenkins and Carmie Monaco. President, Teri Pigott PMC OFFICERS: (above right) Running the show for the FMC club were (sitting) Patti Seng, Kim Murphy, Sushila Tripathy, Wendy Lengler. and Teri Pigott. Would you let these girls doctor you!? At right. Clinic Assistants: (top to bottom) Teri Pigott, Beth Mitchell, Ruth Dickey, Maureen Mulras, Cathy Martin, and Helen Cochran. 22 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Kathy Riley. Tcri Pigott. Rhonda Machan, Cindy Yockey, Jennifer Polk. Jean Moore, Jeanne Lieser. Row 2: Sandy Steinberg. Patti Pringle. Ada Malterer, Linda Reiger, AiIren Silverslone. Debbie Stofan. Barb Wasem. Car- mie Monaco. Row 3: Melinda Jenkins, Marty Kleine. Darlene Heid. PatKv Tidrick. Michele Baker, JoAnn Jenkins, Lisa Crites. Mike Badertsher. Row 4: (George Contini. Indira Tripatby. Linda f arther. Lara Hazard. Julia Marlowe, Mr. Kane. FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS: Row I: Sue Hagerman.Sue Beaslev. Sue Gallion, Sushila Tripatby, Wendy Lengler, Kim Murpny. Shelly Littlefield. Katie Folger. Row 2: Rhonda Machan, Polly Beitzel, Candy Srharein, Teri Pigott. Patti Seng, Ginger Deeds. Sally Mathews, Sue France. Row 3: Paul Koval, Barb Egler. JoAnn Jenkins. Michele Baker, Lisa Crites, Valerie Bair, Aileen Silverstone, Debbie Vance. Stephanie Ault, Tracy Jones. Debbie Stofan. Beth Mitchel. Sharon Vasbinder. Row 4: Linda Wartber. Jan Powell, Jean Moore. Kathy Powell. Pam Hepner, Jeri Gardner. Debbie Schlosser, Patsy Tidrick. Connie Vesco. 23 THE HONORED FEW: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Two-Year Members: Row 1: Sylvia Argento, Jean Moore, Mary Lou Petlers, Viv Law, Angie Schilling, Kristy Deetz, Becky Houk. Row 2: Carmie Monaco, Sara Weaver, Nikki Stofan, Sue Carey, Candy Scharein, Sushila Tripathy. Row 3: Doug Hufford, Sue France, Kathy Koontz, Jim Archer, Paul Koval. Row 4: Sally Fait, Brad Miller. Absent—Patty Seng, Sue Trotter. One-Year Members: Row 1: Patsy Tidrick, Kim Murphy, Cathy Fesenmyer, Barb Egler, Karen Denison, Peggy DeGraw, Shelley Border, Marcia Myers, Stephanie Marazsky. Row 2: Linda Sperry, Pam Cramer, Jennifer Polk, Katy Folger, Sue Maurer, Tracy Jones, Wendy Lengler. Row 3: Connie Kutz, Anne Longer, Lisa Weiss, Salli Matthews, Julie Houglan, Debbie Vance, Aileen Silversion, Joan Rentsch, Angela Marino, Steve Rondinella. Debbie Stofan. Row 4: Greg Gordon, Matt Wagner, John Webb, Karla Burgess, Ron Barkett. Row 5: Jack Polk, Mike Youmans, Ted Eigner, Absent—Brad Buss, Molly Spies, Teri Pigott, Amy Wherley. 24 Junior National Honor Society—a first this year. Row 1: Jennifer Fox, Diane iegcl, Lynn Stofan. Jodi hrantz. Barms. Chris DeBois. Kohin Doiilgc, Diana Border, Molly Miller. Lisa (dark. Holly Festi. Row 2: Ann Yeager, Jennifer McCreery, Klaine Dalpaiz. Lori Boline. Linda Dreher. Marianne Alesiano. Patty Fesenmyer, Kris Miller. Mary Ann Berent. Row 3: Renee Suddiith. Denise Wells. Donna Jentes. Man Webb. Lari (dark. Ruth Dickey. Darlene Snyder, Becky Class. Beth Ridenbaugh. Libby Deetz. Connie Swihart. Row 4: Becky Harmon. Sue Cramer. John Cibb . Lric Redman. Cindy Myers, Mary Jane Marshall. Cheryl Jackson. Mandy Spies. Lisa W arther. Row 5: Jeff Maurer. Tom Jones, Todd Mixer, Dave Johns, Eric Dessecker. Kurt Packer, Ken Contini, Connie Flspenschied. Row I: Todd Liltlcpagc. Frank Lagatta. Karen Russell, Kelly Hartline, Jackie Murphy. Sandra McCinnis, Linda Rossi. Row 2: Idi ahcth Thompson. Lori Kohler. Tracy Black. Linda McDonald, Sheri Mdl enry. Gina Patterson, Rachelle Mutschelknaus, Becky Spies, Michelle llartz, Karen Keppler. Row 3: Dan Dummermuth. Larry Schilling. Beth Rondinella. Nancy Cramer, Brian Rahes. (iene Rice, Cary Griesen. Dale Kreisher. Row 4: Paul Archer, Dave Korns, Tom Fdgner. John V esco. Jay W herley, Phil Wagner. 25 HI-Y SURGES AHEAD I nder ihe dynamic leadership of President Chin-Ho llanhart. Hi-N has surged ahead hy leaps and hounds, palhv is now a forgotten word at the “V” according to Vice President Pill Eigner, as members and officers are becoming super-active. This year, Hi-V had many interesting speakers ranging from Game Warden Pat Crabtree to Pro-am Karate black-belt John Petry. Vie also cooperated with VISTA for an insulation project for sub-standard housing and sent delegates to outh-in-Government in Columbus. This ear's delegates were Mark Warther, Brad Miller, Bill Eigner, Scott Hanhart, Tom Heil. Bruce Polce and Ted Eigner. First row: (L-R) K. Petrullo. B. Caldera. J. Domer, I). Moser. B. Polce, S. Hanhart. Se-eond row: B. Miller. 0. Winkler, M. Warther. I). Flynn, J. Miller, J. Stuber, B. Eigner. Third row: J. Zivic, D. Forth. S. Kopec, (� . Baker. J. Polk. T. Eigner, T. Heil. T. Marino. Advisor Jim Nixon. Below: the officers; Chin-Ho Hanhart, Tom Herron, Dave Flynn Bill Eigner bring “the word to the masses. (Dan Moser Matt Perr were out on a mission.) TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y moved inlo the social welfare this year. Besides the annual social events and meetings, Tri-Hi-Y participated in social action projects, scheduled speakers and other activities. Members: (left-right) Marsha Myers, Angie Nigro, Wendy Little, Teri Petrullo, Teri VI hite. Karen Denison, Joni Korns, Sue Beasley, Jill Pissorra. Becky Kippel. Second Row: Dalene Bayer, Amy Schrock, Shelly Border. Steph Space. Lisa Yosick, Sally Fait. Sue Gallion. Lauri Breznak.Cindy Yockev.Kim McDowell. Third Row: Kelly Sipple. Kay Page, Cheryl Rice, Kim Kline, Glenda Denning, Polly Brewer. Sal I i Mathews. Peggy Daugherty, Kingsland Pretorius. The officers: President. Sally Fait: Secretary , Sue Trotter; Historian. Peggy Daugherty. 27 FHA AND BACK-THE-GUYS FHA: Row 1: Jennifer Fox, Tracy Black, Pam Dolls, Cheryl Lanp. Row 2: Paula Sn der, Virginia Smith, Toni Bleininger, Kalin Minnift, Chri Wallace, Donna Hepner. Row 3: Indy Tripathy, Tracey Kcplingcr. Crystal V ork. Diane Newton, Cindy Knglish. Amy Tav. FHA had many worthwhile projects this year. December started the activities with the coat check and concession stand. Next came a Rock-A-Thon. babysit ting, bubble gum raffle, paper drive, havride, cookbook and hake sale, car wash, and a banquet. The girls had an Easter party for Starlight and they worked one Saturday for the Historical Society. Amy Tay ran for FHA queen and Donna Hepner was the regional recreation officer for regional meetings. The goal throughout the year was to work toward an award of merit. Miss Hill and Mrs. Class were the advisors who worked along with the officers to keep the club moving. Officers for this year were: Donna Hepner, President Crystal York. Vice-President Indi Tripathy, Secretary Chris Wallace, Treasurer Tracy Black, Publicity Back The Guys were active all year. Through support of our athletic teams, the girls strived to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship. During football season, they were responsible for decorations, cookies, and a great following to all the games. The Kick-Off Dinner, Basketball Team Dinner, Cross Country Party, and Baseball Party were sponsored by Back The Guys. Money making projects consisted of selling M M’s and bumper stickers. Members of the club sold tickets at all junior high basketball games, worked in the concession stand for a high school basketball game and the girls volleyball games, and helped the cheerleaders with the pep assemblies. Advisors for this year were Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Studer, who along with president Ellen Pretorious and secretary Peggy Bleininger ran the weekly meetings. The captains for this year were: Senior Captain Debbie Dorn, Junior Captain Tracy Davis, and Sophomore Captain Sherry Wertz. 28 BACK THE GUYS SENIORS AND JUNIORS: Row 1: Beth Mitchell. An ie Schilling. Kathy Roontz. Ellen Pretorious. Julie Houglan, Kathy Riley, Sue Trotter, Anna Ray, Jan Powell, Sally Weaver, Sharon VaxhinHcr, Jane Seikel, Pam Braglin. Row 2: Tammy Miller, Peggy Daughtery. Peggy DeGraw. Marian Conwell, Pam Cramer. Pam Claim. Ka Burkholder. Row 3: Becky Rippel, Glenda Dennina. Dehbie Dorn. Sue France, Peggy Bleininger, Teri Petrullo, Terri White. Cathy Fennenmyer, Candace Truscott, Shelley Border. Tracy Davis, Diana Ryan. Debbie Vance, Joan Rentsch, Mr . Studer. Row 4: Sally Ballentine. Mary Grafe. Jeanne Lieser, Cindy Ohler. Geri (Gardner, Sue Bcasle . Row 5: Kathy Strimel. Janet Keener, Connie Kutz, Sue Polen. Sally Fait. Sue Gallion. BACK THE GUYS SOPHOMORES: Row 1: Sue Ashworth, Ann Inverso, Janet Cornelia. Sue Smith. Tamie Fox. Kristy Da is. Row 2: Sally uhihl. Michelle Hanenkrat, Sylvia Pietro. Sue Becker. Shawn Bertie. I ee Ann Bierie, Amy Rowe. Row 3: Julie Parrot. Kathy Morrison. Barb Kalich. Julie Polk. Linda Rieger, Vanessa Torrent. Karen Gallion, Laura Hazard. Kingsland Pretorious. Row 4: Julia Marlowe. Donna llepner, Amy Tay, Kathy Powell. Kelly Sippel. Mrs. Mitchell. Row 5: Dalene Bayer, Lori isintainer. Julie Pissocra, Kim McDowell. Jill Pissocra. Lori Smith. 29 Y-TEENS 1st Ron: Sharon Cunningham. Cindy Murphy, Elizabeth Page, Shawn Bertie, l e Ann Bierie. Jody Bober. Ruth Ann Dickey, Diane Border. 2nd Row: Terri hite. Lisa Pauline, Jill Little. Linda Rieger, Kelly Reber. 3rd Row: Jody Thompson. Beth Mitchell. Lisa Chamberlain. Martha Ulrich, Doris Walton. Julia Maybaugh. Amy Ceib. Laurine Murphy. 4th Row: Bertha Lang. Connie Ryan, Sarah Rey nolds. This years Y-Teens were very busy. So busy, in fact, ibal we bad a lot of trouble running them down to find out exactly (Exactly?) what it is that they do. Well, we practiced up on our track and when they were slightly winded, we found out that they worked at the receiving home and the rest home and generally helped people. Mrs. Kamsey and Miss Archinal ably advised this busy group, w hich is here pictured in their classy t-shirts. It took a great deal of time to get them calmed down enough to sit still, so take that into account. 30 IF A PICTURE PAINTS A THOUSAND WORDS l,eft to Right: Jennifer Fox, Terri White, Sylvia Pietro, Kathy Morrison, Gail Hoot man. Eric Helveston, Jim Archer, Sally Ballen tine. Paul Koval. Julia Marlowe, Bill Eigner. Vivian Law, Sue micone, P.T. Mow rev. Karen Deniaon. Kathy koontz. Mark Keffer. This year's Doxer High Art Club drew lots of attention. The club was active almost from the start of the 1976-1977 school year, and was composed of many “different nle. We sold candy in an effort to pay for our Monr show in the spring, looked at several art shows du he school year, but generally concen- trated on our show. This year's officers were: Vivian Law, President; Bill Kigner, Vice-President; Stephanie Space, Secretary; Karen Denison, Treasurer, and once again, Bryce Browning was our advisor. 31 NO, NO, NO? SI, JA, OUI! Senior High Spanish Club: Row 1: Mike Voumuns. Eric Schumaker. Jim Archer, John Webb, Paul Koval, Linda Marks. Sally Ballentine. Teri Gunnoe. Row 2: Leigh Stoke , Candace Trusrott, Beth MrGinley, Ann Invcrso, Ann Gasser, Kristy Davis. Salli Mathews, Linda Reiger. Row 3: Debra Tristano. Gheryl Smith, Shelley Yockey, Mary Yockey, Gave Moser. Sue Straub. Tammie Eeller, Janet (Cornelia. Nancy Lengler. Linda Sperry, Ada Malterer. Row 4: Linda farther, l ois Casebcer, Sue Beasley, Sally Kail. Patti Jackson, Karen Denison, Pam Gramer. Candy Scharein. Standing: Teri Petrullo, Angie Marino. Anne lounger. Cathy Kessenmyer, Peg Ddiraw, Not pictured: Sylvia Argento, Ann Koval. The Senior High Spanish Club has kept active all year. They had a get-together, a Spanish film night, and who could ever forget that posada at Christmas with the exchanging of the homemade pinatas? They also ate out at a Spanish restaurant and had guest speakers to round out the year. Officers were: President — Sylvia Argento. Vice-President — Jim Archer, Secretary — Cheryl Smith, Treasurer — Leigh Stoke Sergeant-at-Arms — Paul kov 32 Junior High Spanish Club: Row 1: Paul Archer, Vickie Zifer, Bridgette Brcver, Tom Kigner. Gene Rice. Row 2: John Bradford. Sieve Pissocra. Mall France, Rick Zuerchcr, Dave Korns, Chris Vasbinder. Row 3: Todd Littlepage. Judy Eichel, Kathy Minnis. German Club: Row 1: Terri Bridgewater, Cindy Barthelmch, Kathy Bissel. Darlene Heid, llannelore Del ill, Shawn Bertie. Row 2: Terry Grimm. Dave Wells, Martha kleine, Amy Geib. Row 3: Herb Kleine. Valarie Solley. Mark Rtifener. Standing: Joan Rentsch, Tim Ghiimney. Patty Pringle, Chris Potter, Joe Eondriest, Greg Gordon. Karrie Steffen. Sherrie Wertz. Led by President Terri Bridgewater, the German Club kept busy. The main goal of the eluh this year was planning for the trip to Germany in the spring. The students and Mrs. Hertz travelled to Munich in early April, and enjoyed meeting the German people. The French Club met regularly to keep the spirit of the French culture alive. Ms. Dean and the officers kept the eluh moving. Spring was their busiest time. This was when most of their projects and ideas really got under way. Officers were: Julie Marlowe, President; Karen G a 11 i o n, Vice-Prcsident; Laura Dummermuth, Secretary; Sharon Cunningham, T reasurer. Both clubs are really looking forward to this next year, when they will have new ideas for an active school year. french Club: Row I: Karen Gallion. Michele korhur, Jennifer McGreary, Mary VI ebb, Diane Borber, Ruth Ann Dickey. Row 2: Sharon Cunningham. Rich Penix, Vanessa Torrent, Jnyce Paisley, Julia Marlowe, Elio Seni. I-re inn Bierie. Bcck Seng. Standing: Ms. Dean, Emily Corsi. Sara Reynolds. Will Haggis. Ste e l.ebold, James Black. Ste e Parks, I,aura Dummermuth, Jo Dee Bober. 33 MEDIA CENTER (MOM’S GIRLS AND BOYS) Terry Haas, Brel Telle, Dilip Tripathy, Shelby Smith. Brian Stokes, Jeff Stuber, Tim kalp. Scott Thompson, Sally Mathews, Mrs. Blair. Sitting: Linn Holmes. Tom Herron, Dave Barbee. Joyce Paisley. Laura Hazard. Ann Gasser, Lynn Rogers, Roxanne Penso. On Floor: Steve Berkshire, Denny Proper, Gary Renicker, Cindy Ohler. Brian Stokes rewinds the video tape machine to tape ANOTHER program for Mr. Henry’s history class (at right). 34 TED’S “HEADS” STRIKE AGAIN 1st row: Brail Miller. Scott llanhart. Ginger Deeds. 2nd row: Carl Von Allman. Steve llanev. Marian Conwell, Mary Ann McKen-7.ie, Kim Murphy, l.isa Von Kaenel. 3rd row: Bob Mueller, Kristy Deetz, Sally Mathews, Polly Brewer. Mr. Martin. This year Mr. Martin and his students from Adv. Biology and other classes had the opportunity to go to the Andros Islands where they studied underwater fishes and good things of that caliber. It should be noted that they undertook the Soeralic form of education—field experience. The bathing beauts of biology class pictured at the lower left are. Debbie Stofan, Vera Holcomb, Darvon Paris, Nikki Stofan and the blue shirt. Pictured at the lower right is the remainder of the club preparing to penatrate the depths of the barbarian type jungles of the Andros isles in hopes of finding some jungle infested subhuman styled forms of uncultured and uncivilized life. 35 D.H.S. PRIZES ITS LIBRARY It takes a great crew to run a “going concern. Pictured above are the student librarians. 1st row: Connie Estepp. Mark Carabrandt, John Marshall, Martha Page, Deb Schlosser. Angie Marino. Jane Seikel, Todd Espenschied. Becky Seng. 2nd row: Bill Eigner, Steve Parks, Linda farther. Karla Haynes. kath Both. Kathy Strimel. Lisa Crites, Michelle Baker, Jo Ann Jenkins. 3rd row: Ann Koval, Dalene Bayer, Clenda Denning, Sue Amicone. Diana Border, .Ann Yeager. Brian Mayfield. Brian Iekes, Miss Norris. Mrs. Newell. Miss Melnnes. Front row: era Holcomb. Roxanne Penso, Brenda Moore. Michelle Hertz, Julie Mayhaugh, Sally Weaver, Shawn Bertie. Ue Ann Bierie, Jody Bober, Cail Simmons. At right we see Miss Melnnes, High School Librarian surrounded by books, and twisting her fingers after a hard day at the shelves. 36 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES FUTURE BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Audio Visual Aids First Row: Dan Slentz. Brad Saver, Chris Vasbinder, Jeff Warner, Jim Miceli, Gary Casterline. Second Row: Bob Wright, Kirby Clark, Chris Mowery. Dave Saffel, Doug Able, Jeff Dotts. Third Row: Larry Lindburg, Dan Dunfee, Jerry Hixenbach. Rick Edwards, Mike Jones. Dave Angel, Steve Berkshire, Tom Goonman, Mr. Page, Bob Lyytinen, Dave Beebe. Future Business Associates Sitting: Shelly Border, Lisa Cookson. Rhonda McCulloch, Pam Braglin. Standing: Sue Polen, Jane Seikel, Lynn Rogers, Vera Holcomb, Pam Class, Kathy Strimel, Cheryl Burkholder. 37 GUIDANCE ATTENDANCE HELP Above (L-R) Standing — Barb Sexton, Cathy l.ong. Cynthia Ladraeh. Seated — Leigh Ann Stokes. I)ebb Dorn. I,ee Ann Bierie. Polly Beilzel, Valerie Bair. Laura Boline. On floor — Amy shrock. Vicki Renicker. Below — 1st row — Ruth Dickey, Peggy Dupler, Sue Amicone, Cathy Cree, Julie Houglan. Geri Gardner, Lisa Crites, Michelle Baker. 2nd row — Nancy Devney, Patty Porter, Sue Beasley, Kris Gintz, Peggy W illoughby, Peggy Degraw. Marion Conwell. Cathy Dessecker. 3rd row — Rose Marie Graef. Diana Shanklin, Cindy Marsh. Karen Berkshire, Sarah Weaver, Cathy Smith. Betty Ward, Lori Reichman. 38 OFFICE HELP Above (L-R) Row 1 — Terri Bridgewater, Cindy Ohler. Sally l eaver, Lina Cookson. Mary Ann Mckenzie. Peggy Bleininger. Row 2 — Millie Perkowski, Sue France, l ori Williams. Lisa U eins, kay Maurer. Jill Douthit. Row 3 — Sara Weaver, Donna Barkett. Rhonda Machan. Laura Hazzard. Jennifer Polk. Pam Braglin. Row 4 — Mrs. Smith. Belt) Ward. Connie kutz. Holly Truman. Cathy Cree. Cathy Riley, Nikki Stofan. Mrs. Contini. Jr. High office help (left) 1st Row — Dee Dee Brink. Cathy (Jtiicksall, Chris DcBois, 2nd Row — Cindy Fnglish. Conny Fsteppr. 3rd Row — I.inn Holmes. 39 porls. Determination, hustle, work. Striving for perfection. Dover High School sports teams are groups of hard-working people, eo-operating to do their best at whatever they do. Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Coif, Tennis, Track, Volleyball, Wrestling. Each represented D.H.S. in its own way. FOOTBALL 42 BASKETBALL 48 CHEERLEADERS 54 BASEBALL 56 WRESTLING 60 GOLF 64 CROSS COUNTRY 66 BOYS’ TRACK 68 GIRLS’ TRACK 70 TENNIS 72 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 74 CIRCS’ VOLLEYBALL 75 C. C. CHAMPS Our Heroes 1 1 Row: Keith Kimhle. Jim Fox, Mike Bur key. Bill kirkbride, Tom Barlork. Mark Dues. Jim Crook . I,eo Zorzi. Dan Wallick. Monty Hunter. Todd David on, Stan Jone . George Lusic, Paul Bambeck, Rod Dessecker, Jerry Slentz, Rick Straub, Mark Schwarm, Mark Monaco. Terry Richard . 2nd Row: Don Kappeler. Jim Domer, Doug Sopher, Kelly De ecker. incc Amicone, Brad Miller. Dan Minni . Brett Miller, Ted Eigner. Gary Cole, Mark Ca we!l. Bob Graham, Andy Gintz, Jay Tunt tall. Brad Longacher. John Perkow ki, Carl Von Allman. Keith Willoughby. Mark Black. 3rd Row: Todd Herman. Ken Grove, Matt Judy, Jay Kelker, Steve William . Steve Winkler, Jim Zivic, Jim Gordon, Bob Kline, Tom Marshall, Steve Kopec. Steve Swihart. Monty Hale, Zack Space, Ken Ruefner, Jeff Mamarella, Frank Staple . Greg Straub. Mark Lim-baugh. Jon Miller. 4th Row: Coache : Jim Meese, Rick Staley, Head Coach Tom Redman, Tim Rayhuck, Tom Arm trong, Tim McClunney, Manager Pat West, Ron Stahl. Kent Pongrat. 42 ONE MORE TIME SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS: Seated—S. Jones. R. Straub. M. Dues. Sohwarm. B. Kirkhride. VI. Monoco, M. Burkey, R. Dessecker, J. Fox. T. Barloek. D. Walluk. J. Slcntz. Standing—L. Zorzi, K. Kimble. M. P. Bam beck. 43 44 Dover 28 John Hay 8 Dover 7 Claymont 17 Dover 33 Mans. Malabar 14 Dover 22 Coshocton 19 Dover 14 Wooster 12 Dover 17 Mans. Madison 7 Dover 13 Hoover 42 Dover 14 Ashland 0 Dover 21 Cambridge 35 Dover 7 New Phila 7 C.C.Champs 6-3-1 Sophomore Team Members; 1st Ron: Jay kelker, Keith Willoughby, Mark Lim-haugh. Don Kappler, Mark Black, Jim Domer, Jim Gordon. 2nd Row: Frank Staphs. Todd Herman. Ken Grove, Steve inkier. Jon Miller, Jeff Mamarella. Doug Sopher. Greg Strauh. 3rd Row: Tom Marshall, Steve Williams. Montv Hale. Steve Swiharl. Steve Kopec, Bob Kleine. Ken Ruefner, Matt Judy, Jim Zivic. 45 SHOWING THE WAY As another year of football comes to an end we cannot forget all of the time, effort, and, of course, four-letter words used in putting together a winning football team. This year our coaches were Tom Redman, James Vleese, Tom Armstrong, Tim Ravbuck, Rick Staley, and, for half the year, Leo Zorzi and Mark Schwarm. To all the coaches, we say congratulations. A Shout it out! B Oh, Well. It looked good on paper. C What can we say? 46 FROSH GO 7-0 1st Row: T. Young. D. Sweitzer, M. Warner, R. Parker, T. Thompson, J. Froman, M. Gatshell. J. DeVore, T. Drake. T. Bober, J. Smallridge. 2nd Row: M. Puterbaugh, L. McGinley, A. Spies, J. Black, J. Swegheimer. T. King. R. Smith, R. Padro, M. Haglorh, T. Beal. 3rd Row : T. Chumney, E. YonAllman. D. Johns, K. Woods, D. Gardner. B. Gilmore, E. Dessecker, T. Miner, J. Limbacher. 4th Row: K. Pringle, J. Murphy, E. Redman. Ridgewood 30-0 Steubenville 22-12 U ooster 14-0 New Phila 16-0 Cambridge 20-0 North Canton 12-6 Coshocton 44-0 47 D.H.S. BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball team finished 4-15. Seniors that are graduating are Ed Ball, Steve Burgess, Monty Hunter, and Brad Miller. Five Junior letterman return and should give the Tornadoes a nucleus for a winning season next vear. 48 The Varsity Basketball team is: (top) Mark Caswell, Greg Baker, Chris Arthurs, Steve Burgess. Orest talker, (bottom) Ted higner. Brad Miller, kd Ball, Greg kaser. and Jim Graef. Absent from picture is Monty Hunter. DOVER 1976-77 63 Cleveland John Hay 66 39 Zanesville 71 59 New Philadelphia 63 50 Ashland 47 48 Madison 55 66 Malahar 76 42 Coshocton 70 45 Cambridge 70 62 Wooster 39 54 New Philadelphia 55 54 Ashland 39 52 Coshocton 64 47 Madison 67 53 Cambridge 59 61 Carrollton 62 45 W'ooster 40 47 Claymont 52 61 Malahar 77 38 Steubenville 39 49 The Reserves finished 9-9 including a convincing win over Coshocton's undefeated reserve team. The Reserve Basketball Team is: Row 1 — Hill Houglan. Jeff Mamarella, Craig Davis, Mike Badertscher. Row 2 — Vies Luthy. Sieve Smith, Sieve Kopec. Mall Hammond. Bob Pelerson. 52 F re shman Basketball Team: Rem 1; Tom Voaick, Tim Chumnev. Erie- Reel man. Pat Role ! . Tim King, and Tom Jones. Row 2: V ine e Pace. Mark U arncr, Jeff Neiger. Maurice Olgletree. Tom Barkelt. Rohby Wood . Row 3: Todd Mixer. Jamie Devore. Troy Thompson, Kurt Pae-ker, Andy Spies, Rick Bessecker, Dale Mumnia. Ron 'R ills. Dave Johns. 8th Grade Basket hall Team: Row I: Carl Kandel, F rank Eagatla, Jeff Warner. Todd Eitllepage. Marty Chumnev, Jim Stahl. Roq Hall. Bob Becker. Rem 2: Scott Synder, Steve Pissocra, Kevin Hale, Steve Sicurella. Tad Shilling, Dan Pietro. Jim Morris, Dave U higgington. Row 3: Brian Johnson. Mike Zuchegno. Te dd Espenchied, Matt Eranee. Ken l-aw. Dan Dummeruth. John l ang. Charles Morris, John Mitchell Gene Rice, Rick Zuercher, Jay Deeds. Row 4: Kent Pongrat. Steve Truchley, John Yesco. Joe Menges. Paul Archer, Boh Smith. Bill Gerher, Cody Kleine, Tom Eigner. 53 D.H.S. NOISE- MAKERS! The Varsity Cheerleaders went to a cheerleading camp at Ohio Stale. Out of 30 squads they received two 5th place awards, and one hlh place award. Thev tried to bring out the spirit as best they could hut they hope it's better next year. The Varsity Cheerleaders are: (bottom to top) Peggy Bleiniger, Angie Schilling, kalhy koontz, Julie Houglan. Sue France, and Connie ktllz. As you can see our D.H.S. Cheerleaders spent alol of this vear mourning the lack of spirit in the student body. But besides that, they had a pretty active year. The arsily and Reserves had alot of fun thinking up and working out alot of spectacular mounts. Thev also earned money by washing windows at drive-ins, selling stationary, and buttons. Over all we think thev did a GREAT JOB!!! 54 The Reserve had a great time this year making up new mounts, and doing skits. They had alot of school spirit and they hope next year the student body gets it together with their spirit, too. The Reserves are: (bottom) Kim McDowell, Kathy Strimmel, Kelly Sippel. Lori Smith, and Biddy Cornelia. The class of 80 should feel a little proud with their Frosh Cheerleader's who were: (bottom) Kris Miller. Darla Adams. Robin Doidge. Diane Viegel, Jodi Rrantz, (top) Lynn Stofan, and Chris ScBois. 55 BASEBALL Varsity Team: Row One (and Seniors)—Mark. Schwarm, Mark McKenzie, Mark Dues, Mike Burkey, and Dave Flynn. Row Two—Coach Contini. Doug Sopher, Kelly Krantz, Don Kappler, Vince Amicone. Jamie DeVore, and Coach Marks. Row Three—Jack Neiger, Ted Eigner, Pat Kappler, Bob Graham. Greg Baker. Tim Conkle, John Perkowski, and Clem Strimel. Pictured at right is Jack Neiger, a junior. Maybe you should use a five-iron. Jack! 56 OVERALL Dover 17-13 8 Belpre CONFERENCE 6-6 4 W Dover 11 Belpre 4 W Dover 2 Gahanna 4 L Dover 2 Gahanna 8 L Dover 9 McKinley 8 W Dover 6 Madison 5 W Dover 4 Madison 0 w Dover 6 Zanesville 8 L Dover 12 Phila 2 W Dover 1 Massillon 6 L Dover 5 N. Canton 4 W Dover 7 N. Canton 3 W Dover 4 Cambridge 11 L Dover 8 Coshocton 8 W Dover 3 Massillon 1 W Dover 1 ( Jaymont 0 W Dover 6 Clay mont 5 W Dover 8 Cambridge 7 W Dover 0 Zanesville 3 L Dover 9 Glen-Oak 10 L Dover 3 Ashland 5 L Dover 9 Ashland 10 L Dover 2 Phila 10 L Dover 0 Coshocton 5 L Dover 1 Wooster 2 L Dover 5 Wooster 4 W Dover 12 Caraway 7 W Dover 11 Caraway 3 W Dover 2 Malabar 3 L Dover 1 Malabar 0 W The Dover Baseball Team was basically young and inexperienced this season, with only four returning starters. The team worked hard but experienced a midseason slump which prevented it from winning the Cardinal Conference or advancing further in the tournament. The team appreciated the help from the Seniors; Mike Burkey, Mark Dues, Mark Scharm, Mark McKenzie, and Dave Flynn. 57 DOVER RESERVE BASEBALL REALLY ZINGS Pictured Above—Top How: Jeff Neiger, Mark Dusen berry, Troy Thompson, Robbie Woods, Dave Johns, Ron Wills, Ken Pringle. Middle Row: Coach Contini, Todd Young, Vince Pace, Tim Fisher, Jeff b roman, Eric Dessecker. Bottom Row: Jim Kilgore, Todd Mizer, Jim Zifer, Bat Boy—David Contini, Tom Waters, Zack Space, Dennis Hershberger. Not pictured: Rob Swihart. Led by a spirited group of freshmen, The reserve baseball team finished regular season play with a fine 9-4-1 record. Several of the starters then moved up to the varsity team to complete that schedule. With maturity many of these diamond men should develop into excellent baseball players. 58 A—Bat Girls B—Vi hat a breeze for Bur key! C—Dover scores more runs! D—Schwarm connects! 59 D.H.S. MATMEN ARE BETTER THAN BEST Bottom: Dan Moser. Mark Black. Dean Telle. Chris Mowrey. Middle: Mike Brown. Doug Hufford. Tim Deetz. Mark Monaco. Bill Gilmore. P. T. Mowrey. Top: Mark Sudduth, Jim Gordon. Jerry Keller, Phil Quieksall, Jim Page. Tim Northrop. Tom Harmon. The thrashing by Claymont early in the year seemed to signal the end of the mighty Tornadoes’ reign of terror in local wrestling circles. Injury, illness, the energy crisis, and even the weather seemed to be conspiring against the proud hut problem-plagued Crimson, but. . , Led by seven stalwart seniors, the remnents of Dover’s first Junior High Squad, the Maulers did a complete about-face and the Tornado swirled again. In the wake of the devastation that followed, the ledger read: arch rival New Phila, the Cardinal Conference, Sectional and District Championships, and an 11-1-0 record—all under the plus column for Dover. All things considered, it was a very good year. P. T. Mowrey won the Top Dog Trophy for most pins and the Most Valuable Player for the greatest overall contribution to the program. Doug Hufford was named Most Improved Wrestler and Mike Brown shared the Coach's Trophy for individual sacrifice with sophomore Brent Telle. Dan Moser and Freshman Chris Mowrey finished undefeated in dual meets to set the pace for the regular season. The post season tournaments were rapped off with four representatives to state. Two-time qualifier Dan Moser, Jim Page, Tim Deetz, and Jim Gordon, carried the Whirlwinds’ colors to Columbus. The future remains promising, to say the least. Despite the graduation of such outstanding talent, a solid nucleus of underclassmen return augmented by sizeahle contingent of eighth graders from the fine junior high team. 60 This year’s Mat Maids are: Row 1: Jeni Fox, Gaye Moser, Jan Powell, Shawn Bertie. Lee Ann Bierie, Pam Dotts. Row 2: Lisa Abel, Linda Rieger, Holly Knotts, Sue Straub. Gale Gordan. Roxanne Penso. Peggy Willoughby, Annette Stephan. Kathy Powell, Ms. Mclnnes. Row 3: Lisa Pauline, Donna Hepner, Amy Tay, Bertha I ng, Sylvia Pietro, Betty Ward. Linda farther, Martha Page. The Reserve Wrestling team consist, of: Row 1: Sieve McKeever. Seni. Row 3: Brian Telle. Mark Sudduth. Tim Northrop. Carl Von Gary Petrolic. Mike Hannakrat. Gar, Casterline. Row 2: Dan Allman. James Black. Tim Rehm. Greg Vance. Dan Dunfee. Sweitzer, Bill Gilmore, Jim Domer, Carl Smith, Todd Feller, Elio 61 62 An exceptional team effort by this years Jr. High Wrestling team posted the winningest record in its history with six wins and one loss. Undefeated in duel meets were Jamie Davis and Brian Burrell. A first place team finish in the annual Caldwell Tournament was highlighted by seven champions; Mark Crow, Tim Maize, Dan Newell, Tim Altier, Gary Griesen, Dave Korns (capt.) and Brian Burrell (capt.). Brian reached a personal goal in inter-scholastic competition by pinning each of his opponents (10) this year. The entire team consisted of a fine group of young athletes. Row 1, Left to Right: Bill Shutt, Mark Crow, Bob King, Tim Maize, Mark Harmon, Dan Newell, Dan W'illiams, Dave Korns, Roger Pershing. Row 2: Nes Shryock, Dave Anger, Brian Burrell, Mike Patrick, Terry-Young, Gary Griesen, Tim Altier, Shawn Smith. Those missing: Jamie Davis, Tim Fox, Shawn White, Jeff Siegenthaler, Mike Hawk, Bruce McDonnell, and Jim Hagloch. 63 DOVER GOLFERS DRIVE HOME A 19-8 RECORE Six Dover High Golfers contributed to the success of the golf team and were awarded letters. Thev are (bottom) Kick. Crone, es Luthy, Jeff Phillips: (top) Phil Ouieksall. Mike Edwards, Doug Hufford, and Coach Rabes. Seniors Doug Hufford and Phil Quicksall, earned second year awards. Also earning awards for the second year were Juniors Wes Luthy and Jeff Phillips. Two other Juniors. Mike Edwards and Rick Crone, gained first year awards. The Varsity team compiled a 19-8 record with Wes Luthy gaining trophies for the Best Golfer and for taking Fewest Putts. Jeff Phillips gained the trophy for hitting the Most Greens in Regulations. Wes Luthy established a new school record by shooting a 32 at an away golf course. High points of the year were when the team stopped Orrvilles win record at 27 and when it captured a berth in the District while being lead in the Sectional by Medalist Wes Luthy. The team’s most positive note was balanced scoring, while tournament inconsistency was a problem. 64 With four returning Varsity Letter men and a solid Reserve team, the future looks good for Dover Golf and could even become outstanding. The Reserve Golf Team compiled a 14-6 record. Members of the squad are (bottom) Pat Dunlap, Vince Pace, and Larry Minnis. (top) Steve Myers, Mark Lieser. Ron Wills, Drew Yosick. The most positive factor about the reserve team was its youth and the valuable experience and competition that the golfers gained. 65 CROSS COUNTRY—OFF AND RUNNING The 1976 Cross Country Team endured the only second losing season in its history. The guys were 1-9 in a tremendous rebuilding year. The girls, in their seconn year of competition were 3-7. A bright spot lor the Harriers was the addition of the Jr. High Cross Country Team that finished the season with a 7-3 record. Overall, on the three teams, the runners won a total of 34 indi idual awards at various inv nationals. The future looks bright with those that are returning. Picture a: Captains Teri Candy enjoy scenery as they jog along. Picture B: Running numbers 1 2, Brenda and Barn sprint around the corner. Picture C: Coach “Z Mrs. Scharein compare stats. tdrl Oo� K (Country — I.«-ft to Right: Mary Vanemia Torrent. Abaent when picture wa� Hmi Pet ter . Teri Pigott. Brenda Kret- taken—Darlene Held, linger. Barb Seaton, Candy Scharein. Jr. High Crow Country Row One: Jeff Korn . Tim Allen, Steve Patterson. Bill Stahling . Kcndle Stoop . Ke in Stoops, Row Two: Jim Synder. Melissa Mason. Ginger Hixenbaugh. Gina Nigro. Cynthia Tripathy. Cynthia Sexton, John Mathias, Jeff Clark. Row Three: Coach Mr. Henry, Mark Thurman. Bob Mahaffy, Lori kutrher. Pam Gass, Bob Smith. Lyle Dickey, Patty Lenarz. Angie York. Picture A: Captain Bruce Polce performs with good running form. Picture B: One of the Jr. High's top runners. Bob Smith, trots � cross bridge. Picture C: Tim Deetz, Most Valuable Runner, dashes past spectators. JR. SR. HIGH BOYS’ TRACK Above is the junior high track team which (as you can see) has too many people to try to identify, BUT (!!!) these young and healthy specimens of the human race do need some (and deserve) attention directed their way. At the present time these comrades in arms (2 arms per person) are now popular in the Jr. high and, in a matter of a few years, they will be as popular as the people in the other pictures on these two pages are in the Sr. High. 68 1st Row—Jim Hartline, Bruce Polce, Tim King. Eric Redman, and Mark Black. 2nd row Ron Stahl. Kenny Rufener. Jim Black. Steve inkier, Dave Applegarth, and Timmy Bober. 3rd row—Rick Schlup, Matt Judy, Kenny EngsUrom. and Daniel Minnis. These fine gentlemen are the members of the track team. It should be remembered that this is a fine sport but it is not a glory sport as is football or basketball. Yet these men do as much if not more working out, and trying to keep in shape to bring Dover some victory’s in the track arena. I hope in the future that more attention and tribute is payed to these runners, pole-vaulters, etc. from the DHS students. 69 CINDER WOMEN GIRLS VARSITY TRACK Row One: Angie Nigro. Barb Conroy, Connie Kutz, Ellen Pretorius, Teri Pigott, Candy Scharein, Sue Beasley, Geri Gardner, Mary Lou Petters. Row Two: Assislanl Coach Lois Miller, Kris Miller, Dutchess Walker, Lisa Chamberlain, Kris Gintz, Nancy Ilengler, Ann Gasser, Terry White, Mary Sandy, Becky Seng, Ava Gerber, Brenda Kretzinger, Coach Judy Vasbinder. Row Three: Elaine Dalpaiz, Patty Fesenmver, Barb Wolfe, Bcv Kreisher, Amy Rowe, Stephanie Marazsky, Mary Archer, Jane Seikel, Anna Ray, Sue Polen, Regina Marino, Barb Sexton, Darlene Heid. Picture A: Angie displays that State form. Picture B: Barb chugging on in! 70 With their great pride and enthusiasm the Dover girls had another successful season, ending 5-1 in dual meets. Also, they were runner-ups in the Cardinal Conference and Sectional meets. The highlight of the season was qualifying the mile relay comprised of Ann Gasser, Brenda Kretzinger, Barb Sexton, and Angie Nigro for the State meet and Angie placing third in the hurdles at State. The Jr. High Girls’ Track worked hard this year, even though they compiled a 2-4 record. Several of the old records were broken by this year’s team. Pictured below is the Jr. High Girls Track. Picture A: Up and over, as Dutchess clears the high jump. Picture B: Don't those hand-offs look easy? The V arsity and Reserve Tennis Team had a great year. After taking their fourth consecutive state title, the team has come to a glorious finish with Seniors Brad Miller, Leo Zorzi, Shawn Gray, Dan korth, and Bill Eigner graduating. (One important point: the only state title the Tennis Team won was the state partying title.) Their real record was 6-13. Pictured at right is William Eigner. in the process of questioning a bad line call. Below—Top Row: Rodger Smith, Mike Edwards, Coach C. L. Schrader, Andy Spies, Ricky Padro, and Kurt Packer. Row Two: Steve Parks. Bill Houglan, Gath Redinger, Elio Seni, and Dave Beebe. Front Row: Shawn Gray, Leo Zorzi, Bill Eigner, Brad Miller, and Dan Korth. The girl’s team managed to hold up Tennis at Dover by doing a very outrageous thing. They had a winning season. One cannot say enough about the girls. They were 11-4 against some of the strongest teams in Ohio. The Seniors supplied both leadership and talent. GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ TENNIS Top Row: Nancy Sopher, Debbie Vance, Julie Polk, Coach C. L. Schrader, Karen Torrent, Julie Pissocra, and Karen Dennison. Front Row: Debbie Aston, Candace Truscott, Libby Deetz, Molly Miller, Kris Miller and Amy Wherley. Pictured at the top of the page are Nancy Sopher, Garth Redinger, and Brad Miller. 73 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL A—Debbie. Mary and Marian in the action. B— Most Valuable Player: Valerie VonRaenel. C Varsity Team: (left back) Valerie VonKaenel. Vivian Law, Harrietta Walker, Angie Marino, Mary Sandy; (left front) Kristy Deeti, Katie Folger, Debbie Dorn, Ruby Tirtonagora, Marian Conwell. D Reserve Team: (left) Stephanie Marazsky, Lisa Yosick, Katie Folger, Kathy Quicksall, Kristy Deetz, Patty Fesenmyer, Ruby Tir-tonagora. Angie Marino, Vivian Law. A GIRLS’ BASKETBALL R A—Girls Basketball Team: Tammy Miller, Ava Gerber, Debbie Vance, Mary Sandy, Emily Corsi, Teri Pigott, Karen Torrent, Vanessa Torrent, Rose Weston. B—Team Struggle C—Vanessa and Teri display dynamic defense! The essence of athletic competition is based on the premise of individual fulfillment—even though optimal performance may not necessarily be attained. If this concept is kept in mind, then our season can be judged on a more optimistic basis: we were short on victories but lengthy in the satisfaction that comes from camaraderie and teamwork. And sometimes these intangible elements are infinitely more integral than the superficial results exemplified in a win-loss record. I believe that this season contained such elements—making it an immeasurably successful experience. Co-Captain Teri Pigott ultural development. The band, choir, orchestra, and drama programs garnered numerous awards during a very successful school year. The band performed at many band shows and the orchestra presented two excellent concerts. The choir held its annual workshop here and the Thespians presented five shows. D.H.S. students certainly had many an opportunity to gain “culture.” Band 78 Majorets 82 Orchestra 84 Choir 86 Thespians 90 Plays 92 FRONT: Bcrkv Ackerman. Row 1: Sally Heppenstall, Linda Sperry, Polly Beitzel. Jean Moore, Denise Ray. Chris Marlowe, Heather Barr. Row 2: Stephanie Miller, Tracy Jones. Barb Wasem, Todd Immel, Kath Riley. Debbie Tristano, Ann Gasser. Row 3: Valerie Bair, Lori Moser. Mary Jo Baker. Jerry Gartrell. Beth McGinlev, Sue Smith. Row 4: Ix ri Wisintainer, Beth Rcidenbach, Connie Swihart, Sue Peterson. Barb Jenkins. Mary Webb. RISER Row 1: Tammie Shores, Jana Zorzi. I .an ri Reicbman, kim Murphy, Cheryl kaufman. Michelle Bouchard. IN CONCERT: DOVER SENIOR BAND The quality goes in before this hand goes on . . . and on . . . and on . . . Through wind, or rain, or sleet, or hail, or even HOT August sun, the 144 mighty bags of wind stop at nothing to achieve fame. To prove it, they went beyond your basic Veteran’s, Christmas, and Memorial Day parades and on to representing Ohio for the Bicentennial at Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia. Not to mention the FOUR big I’s at State Contest and their numerous standing ovations at football games, bandshows, and concerts. Heading the band in the “right direction’’ were the five fearless leaders at right, whose faces I shall make known. PRESIDENT: Wendy Lengler, VICE PRES: Ron Barkett, SEC.-TREAS: Peg DeGraw, ASSISTANT SEC.-TREAS: Pam Class, HISTORIAN: Patti Jackson. RISER Row 2: Bob Miller, Rick Mason, Greg Knotts, Elisa Giumenti, Rich Penix, Mary Beth Hughes, Deb Dessccker, Will Haggis, Eric Shumaker. RISER Row 3: Doug Phillips, Mike Schupbach, Earl Clark, George Contini, Herb kleine, John Young, Bob Cunningham, Ron Barkett. STRING BASS: Jeff Smith. PERCUSSION, back to front: Jan Byer, John McRobie, Todd Chumney, Kevin Davidson, Brinley Davis, Tim Javens, Tom Pace, Mike Plunk. Shelley Yockey, Ed West, Joe Huffman. FRONT: Sue Ashworth. Row 1: Brenda Flickinger, Linn Holmes, Sue Drake, Patsy Tidrick, Stephanie Ault, Karen Gallion, Cathy Cree. Row 2: Tracy Jones, Jessica Springer, Peg DeGraw, Yvonne Paris, Amy Geib, Brenda Zuercher. Row 3: Sue Trotter, Debbie Phillips, Tina Farrar, Jennifer McCreery, Stacie Maraisky, Barb Wolfe. Row 4: Cary Petrullo, Paul Wikoff, Debbie Schlosser, Kim Reichman. Nancy Lengler. Row 5: Patti Jackson, Mike Douglas, Cindy Yockey, Lisa W'eiss. Leslie Barcus. John Kinneer, Sarah Reynolds. Row 6: Mary Ann Berndt, Lisa VonKaenel, JoAnn Morris, Beth Griesen, Lisa Umpleby, Michelle Kochur. Row 7: Lauri Breznak, Holly Shutt, Jody Thompson, Nancy Flickinger. Row 8: Tom Cunningham, Betty Komaromv, Emily Corsi. RISER Row 1: Aileen Silverstone. Tammie Feller, Betty ard, Mary Ellen Yockey, Kim Crow, Lynn Rogers, Connie Vesco, Jody Slentz, Kathy Blacka, Sharon Cunningham, Kathy Devney. RISER Row 2: Jeff Rcnicker. Pam Class, Dave Lehman, Rhonda Machan. Marcia Myers, Millie Perkowski, Barh I oos, Rhonda McCulloch, Allen Maize, Amy Schrock, Becky Class. Steve Rondinella. Terry Haas. Kevin Gray. Director—Mr. Delphia. RISER Row 3: Scott Feller, Kathy Roth. Jed Miller, Matt Wagner, Tom Waters, Dave Miller, Martha Kleine. Beth Blickensderfer, Jennifer Bleininger. SUPERIOR— THEY’RE QUALITY CHECKED 1 Picture A: Hand Council wan comprised of these winning numbers. Picture B: All they need now is the shoe-shine hoy. Pictures C D: Like father like son?????????????????? Picture E: The Three Stooges? Hairy—Curly—and Mop. Picture F: A “night out on the field with Todd and F ddie . . . staling of course!!!!!!!!!! LEFT, Row 1: Lisa Clark. Julie Douglas, Kellie Adams, Julie Packer, Sara West, Katie Spies, Valerie Korth. Dawn Wells, Martha Page, Jennifer Gericke, Anita Bixler, Ix� ri Krause, Paula Bower, Kim Albert. IN FRONT: Denise I af. LEFT, Row 2: Amanda Spies, Kellie Kutz, Renee Sudduth, Susan Margletta, Linda Dreher, Lisa Flhrhart, Denise Wells. LEFT, Row 3: Julie Moore, Paula Harmon, Mary Lusic, Connie Burkhart. Tammy Krause, Jodi Haas. LEFT, Row 4: Tammy Albert. Laurie Plunk. Joyce Polen, Diane Paisley, Kenda W hite, Jahala Doney, Tonya W igert. RIGHT. Row 2: Beth Rondinella. Lisa Monaco, Cathy Short, Amy Marlowe, Jill McCombs, Jana MeCaslin, Tracy Keplinger. RIGHT, Row 3: Cindy Myers, Wendy Walker, Beth Loader, Sandy Lewis, Lisa Dusenberry, Melanie Murphy. RIGHT, Row 4: Catherine Amistadi, Cindy Blacka, Kristie Morris, Brenda Bayer, Marlene Ray. RIGHT, Row 5: Cathy Pierson. Lori Rauschenbach. Mark Meyers, Kim Mills, Shelley Jordan. RISER. Row I: Cindy Chaudrue. Libby Rehm, V alerie Woods. Wendy Jenkins, Vickie Goosman, Sally Zifer, Shelley Stallings, Leslie Schoof, Ginny Smith, Rod F'lauhaus, John Corsi, W endy Burrell, Vickie Luthy, Kevin Stoops. RISER, Row 2: Patty Davis, Jane Luthy, Marsha Bridgewater. Jay Wherley, Steve Hunt. Lori Kohler, Melanie Burkhart. Karen Keppler, Liz Thompson, Lisa Garwell, Julie Cook son, Anna Pruni, Brenda Stauffer, Tricia Dessecker, Lisa Datidson. RISER, Row 3: Mr. Krause. Vlr. Lyon. John Morris. Jim Schlosser. Phil W agner, W endy Fortney, Karen F'lickinger, Cindy Burgess. Perry Atkinson. David Banbee, Dennis Golden, Kay King, Angie York. STANDING. Left to right: Bill Stallings. Scott Miskimen. Barb Stull, Kevin Cain, Stacey Bradv, Chris Ruegsegger, Dave Tristano. Jeff Smitley, Steve Sicurella. Charles Morris, Dave Golden. RED GRAY AND CADET BANDS Whether they're apart or together, these two bands are a natural ( ), get it?! They were very-active, “prepping’’ for such appearances as the Memorial and V eteran's Day parades for the local-yocals. Another biggie was the half-time spectacular for the Dover-Phila game. (Sorry folks, that's only for Junior High games as of yet.) With their “undivided attention between Mr. Lyon and Mr. Krause it's no wonder that they were good enough to perform one-half of the W inter concert with the Senior High Band. Who knows, maybe next year they'll share the bill with the Boston Pops, or the Philharmonic, or ... . 81 INTRODUCING . . . TEN TOP TALENTED TWIRLERS Cadet Band Majorettes: Sally Zifer, Julie Douglas. Laurie Plunk. Tricia Desserker. Bed and Gray Band Majorettes: Wendy Walker. Sue Keller. Kellie Adams, Lisa Monaco. Being featured in numerous band shows was par for the course for the ten dazzling majorettes. After all, can you expect anything less from champions? It happened in the Harvest Twirling Competition in which they ran away with the 5 ft. trophy! New Phila., Ashland, and Mansfield Malabar (all C.C. schools) couldn't outdo the 10 top twirlers. Who says those aren't skillful hands? The encouragement of that Roekelte, Michelle Wherely helped them tremendously!!!!! Pictured at left: Are these your BASIC sisters? Pictured below: Did Ultra Brite do that or are those smiles pasted on? S3 THE SOUND OF THE STRINGS The Dover Junior and Senior High School Orchestra may he small, yet each year it struggles, grows, and im-proyes. The two annual concerts and the contest have helped the young musicians mature. Under the direction of Mr. Robert McFerran the orchestra has been transformed into a fine musical organization of which we can be proud. 84 Dover Jr. and Sr. High Orchestra. First Row: Becky Houk. Ann ko al. Mary Lou Petters, Bill Weaver, Beth McCord, Harold Sayre, Mary Jane Marshall. Second Row : Cheryl Burkholder, Joan Rentsch, Brad Sayre, Karen Gallion, Patsy Tedrick, Tracy Jones. Mary Jo l onger. Ron Barkett. Third Row: Vivian Law, Hollv Festi, Beth Speicher, Kim English, Carol Homan. Ricky Ramsey. Eric Schumakcr. Beltv Ward. Ginnv Smith. Cathy Pierson. Bill Lusic. Greg Gordon, Herb Kleine. Fourth Row: Mr. McFerran. Kevin I)a idson. Tim Javens, Jan Byer, John McRobie, Paul Koval, Boh Cunningham. Jeff Smith. 85 First Row: Ann Longer. Mary Ellen Yockcy, Robin Springer. Kelly Reber. Debbie Aston. Patty Thompson, Holly Sbutt, Amy Geib, Anna Ray. Nikki Stofan. Kristy Deetz, Lisa Crites, Julia Marlowe, Kathy Devney, Rhonda Machan. Salli Mathews, Cindy Barthelmeh, Indi Tripathy, Kathy Lang. Sue Carey. Second Row: Tracy Jones, Katy Folger. Shelley Border, Sue Straub, Jan Powell, Karla Burgess, Julie Tolloti, Mary Grafe, Julie Mears. Becky Houk, Susie Maurer, Lori Breznak, Pam Braglin, Julie Parrott, Donna Hepner, Tina Farrar. Jenny Bleininger, Shelly Littlefield. Third Row: Ron Barkett, David Beebe, Mark Schwarm, Tom Harmon, Paul Koval, It has been an outstanding year for the choir. Under our fantastic directors, (Walter Heck and Sherri Hamsher), the choir has done extremely well. The 1976-77 school year started with a get-acquainted party for all the new members. It was a memorable evening! Dover Senior Choir has been very active this year. A school Thanksgiving assembly and the annual Christmas Concert were our first performances. The next big event on our calendar was the 25th Choir workshop. We hosted choirs from Orrville, Newark, New Phila, and Wooster. Our guest conductor was the well-known composer, John Ness Beck. Everyone had a thrilling day. The highlight of the choir year was State Contest which was held here at Dover High. We entered three choirs in State A-l competition: the Dover Mixed Choir, the Male Chorus, and the Ladies’ Chorus. All three received superior ratings. Our last formal performance was Spring Concert. A special addition to choir this year is a select ensemble to entertain organizations in the community. We called ourselves “Heck’s Angles.” Martha Klein. Linda Reiger. Gaye Moaer, Valorie Solley, Patsy Tidrick. Sue France, Kathy F'esenmver, Jay Kelker, Brian Telle, George Contini. Fourth Row: Dan Conkle, Jim Sexton, Mike Herman, Jed Miller. Shawn Gray, Leigh Ann Stokes, Cheryl Smith, Kathy Powell, Barb Sexton, Ann Koval, Darlene Miller, Cathy Desseeker. Angie Schilling. Todd Little, Dan Korth. F'ifth Row: Jack Polk, Frank Staples, Garry Renicker, Mark Rufenor, Bob Mueller, Jeff Smith, Mike Marlowe, Laura Dummermuth, Rhonda McCulloch. Laura Hazard. Lisa Yosick, Mark Black, Scott Thompson. Buzz Pence. To end the year the choir held a banquet at the Holiday Inn on May 31. The choir has had a very rewarding year and we thank Mr. Heck and Mrs. Hamsher for all their hard work and assistance. Shawn Gray—President Sue France—Vice President Sue Carey—Treasurer Tammy Miller—Secretary Kristy Deetz—Historian Scott Thompson Senior Representative Pictured at right is the D.H.S. Choir Ensemble,“Heck’s Angels”. Members are Paul Koval, Rhonda Machan, Tracy Jones, Sue France, Becky Houk, Todd Little, Ann Koval, Shelly Littlefield, Martha Klein, Scott Thompson, Sue Carey, Kathy Devney, Kristy Deetz, Jed Miller, Tom Harmon, Mark Black, Dave Beebe, and Ron Barkett. 86 First How: Laura Boline, Amy Atkinson, Brenda l ahm. Cheryl Lang. Lynn Stofan, Noreen Murphy. Becky Johnson, Judy Link, Peggy Dupler. Second Row: Heidi Denison. Patty Fcsenmyer, Wendy Wisselgren. Donna Patterson, Darla Adams. Darlene Snyder, Diane Veigel, Teresa Hurless. Third Row: Rose Weston,Tammy Fockler, Jo Dee Bober. Jennifer Fox. Rhonda Mueller, Jodi Krantz, Stacy Marasky. Karina Beller, Connie Espenschied. Fourth Row: Linn Holmes, Elaine Dalpaiz. Beth Page, Chris Debois, Connie Trachsel, Steve McKeever, Kevin Gray, Tom Cunningham. Ron Baraduce, Bruce Pierson. Fifth Row: Dorothy Johnson, Michelle Bouchard. Debbie Mayfield. Nancy Flickinger, Pam Diehl, Eric Redman, James Black, Eric Dessecker. Robbie Woods, Jeff Maurer. FRESHMAN CHOIR Mrs. Toomey, seventh grade choir director. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHOIRS EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR 89 D.H.S. THESPIANS THESPIANS: 1st Row: Rhonda Machan, John Webb, Ron Barkett, Jennifer Polk. 2nd Row: Sushila Tripathy, Angie Schilling, James Archer, Cindy Ohler, Candy Scharein, Nikki Stofan, Todd Little, Susie Maurer. Ann Koval. 3rd Row: Terri Bridgewater, Mike Marlowe, Bob Cunningham, George Contini, Scott Thompson, Laura Hazard. Buzz Pence, Paul Koval, Becky Houk. 1st YEAR THESPIANS AND ASSOCIATES: 1st Row: Tom Cunningham, Garry Renicker. 2nd Row: Mary Archer, Julia Marlowe, Karen Gallion, Tracy Jones. Patsy Tidrick. 3rd Row: Todd Immel Bridget Carey, Earl Clark. 90 EXCEL AGAIN This year began as one of the most ambitious years that the Dover Thespian Troupe 342 has ever undertaken. The group succeeded in presenting four straight shows and a musical. The year began with the postponement of PICNIC and the cancelling of SUBJECT W AS ROSES due to a sudden bout with mononucleosis by one of the leading actors in both shows. HARVEY then became our first show, with the magic of the imaginary white rabbit providing a memorable evening for all of those persons who attended. PICNIC was the next show presented, and it was cast with members of Mr. May’s Acting and Directing Class. SUNDAY IN NEW YORK helped display both veterans and new talent in a comedy. The drama THE CRUCIBLE turned out to be an exciting show which was highlighted by several outstanding performances by cast members. HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS-WITHOUT REALLY TRYING closed out the year as this year's musical. Next year there will be a great deal of talent returning, but there is no doubt that some fine actors and actresses will be leaving. This year's Speech Team was more successful than previous teams. Led by Ron Barkett's four regular season trophies, the team had several individuals who won trophies or certificates and we twice finished in the top five in sweepstakes. Ann Koval, Tracy Jones and Jim Archer all won individual awards. At District, Karen Gallion and Sushila Tripathy made it to runoffs before being eliminated and we had four qualifiers for State: Todd Little and Julia Marlowe in Duet Acting, Ron Barkett in Prose and Poetry, and Jim Archer in Dramatic Interpretation. Jim made it to the quarterfinals with his cutting from PATTON before finally being eliminated. This years advisor was Mr. May. First Row: Ron Barkett. Jim Archer. Julia Marlowe, President Todd Little, Mr. May. Second Row: Sushila Tripathy, Cindy Ohler, Angie Schilling. Nikki Stofan, Bob Cunningham. Third Row: Karen Gallion. Susie Maurer, Earl Clark, Ann Koval, I iura Hazard. Fourth Row: Tracy Jones. Buzz Pence, George Contini. Paul Koval. 91 HARVEY Ellwood P. Dowd Dr. Sanderson Dr. Chnmley Vela Simmons l rtle Mae Simmons Nurse Kelly Judge Gafney Mr. Wilson E. J. Lofgren Mrs. Chumley Mrs. Chauvenet Miss Johnson Jim Archer John Webb Paul Koval Becky Houk Julia Marlowe Laura Hazard Ron Barkett George Contini Buzz Pence Cindy Barthelmeh Ann Koval Susie Maurer The Thespians presented HARVEY on Thursday, December 2; Saturday, December 4; and Sunday, December 5. The cast provided audiences with three nights of fun-filled comedy with the imaginary six-foot white rabbit, Harvey, and his friend, the likeable Ellwood P. Dowd. Originally scheduled to he the third show on the Thespian calendar, several unexpected events made it the first show of the year and began a rugged calendar of four straight shows and the musical. The play deals with a man who befriends a large white rabbit who happens to he invisible. His sister attempts to commit him to a sanitarium, but the rabbit intervenes and the rest of the play is all fun. The subtle humor of HARVEY makes it a truly memorable play. 92 PICNIC For ihree performances on Thursday, January 12, Friday, January 13, and Sunday, January 15, the Thespians presented William Inge’s PICNIC. The cast was composed of members of Mr. May’s Acting and Directing class. Opening night was temporarily marred bv a prank fire drill, but the actors did not allow this disturbance to effect their performance. Three sparse, hut appreciative audiences saw this first winter production of the 1976-1977 Thespian year. CAST Helen Potts Hal Carter Millie Owens Bomber Madge Owens Flo Owens Rosemary Sydney AI Seymour Cindy Ohler Todd Little Rhonda Machan Boh Cunningham Angie Schilling Sushila Tripathy Nikki Stofan Ron Barkett Irma Kronkite Sue Keller Christine Schoenwalder Karen Gallion Howard Bevens John Webb 93 SUNDAY IN NEW YORK Adam Taylor Eileen Taylor Man Woman Mike Mitchell Russell Wilson Mike Marlowe Nikki Stofan George Contini Julia Marlowe Bob Cunningham John W’ebb SUNDAY IN NEW YORK, the third show of the Thespian year, was presented on Thursday, February 10, Friday, February 11, and on Sunday, February 13, 1977. A comedy dealing with the “new morality”, the show was highlighted by good performances by all cast members. Three very appreciative audiences viewed the comedy and those who attended felt that it was a good show. 94 THE CRUCIBLE Betty Parrig Reverend Samuel Parrig Tituba Abigail Williamg Susanna Vl alcott Vlrg. Ann Putnam Thomas Putnam Mercy Lewis Mary W arren John Proctor Rebecca Nurse Giles Corey Reverend John Hale Elizabeth Proctor Francis Nurse Ezekiel Cheever John Willard Judge Hathorne Deputy-Governor Danforth Sarah Good Hopkins Naomi Hopkins Esther Cheever Martha Corey Connie Trachsel Buzz Pence Rose Ann W'eston Angie Schilling Susie Maurer Sushila Tripathy Garry Renicker Tracy Jones Becky Houk Todd Little Cindy Ohler George Contini Bob Cunningham Karen Gallion Earl Clark Tom Cunningham Eric Von Allman Paul Koval Jim Archer Donna Hepner Tim Northrup Candy Scharein Lori Boline Bridget Carey The Crucible was presented on Friday, March 18, Saturday, March 19, and Sunday, March 20, 1977. The show climaxed the season of straight shows and Director Floyd A. May said that he felt that it was one of the finest dramas which he had presented at Dover High School. From the reaction of the audiences it was obvious that they agreed. 95 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS —WITHOUT REALLY TRYING Book Voice J. Pierrepont Finch Mr. Gatch Mr. Jenkins Mr. Tackaberry Mr. Matthews Miss Peterson J. B. Bigley Rosemary Mr. Bratt Smitty Bud Frump Miss Jones Mr. Twimble Heddy U Rue Scrubwomen Miss Krumholtz B. D. Ovington Worn per Office Staff Jeff Maurer Todd Little Bob Cunningham Buzz Pence Mike Schupbach Herb Rleine Tracy Jones Ron Barkett Angie Schilling John Young Becky Houk George Contini Ann Kotal Brian Telle Nikki Stofan Cindy Ohler, Sushila Tripathy Julia Marlowe Garry Renicker John Webb Cindy Barthelmeh. Earl Clark. Tom Cunningham. Kathy Devney, Jennifer Fox, Karen Gallion, Kevin Gray, Laura Hazard. Linn Holmes. Martha Kleine, Susie Maurer, Jennifer McCreery, Leigh Ann Stokes, Patsy Tidrick, Eric Von Allman. 97 raduate group. Each year a different group is, according to parents and teachers, inflicted with a contagious disease called “senioritis.” If a junior gets out of line, it’s o.k., but a senior has “senioritis.” Well, they can only use that word for any group so long and then it doesn't apply. No question about it; we had our share of “senioritis.” But we did some work too. And it’s that combination of work and enjoyment that we will remember about our senior year. Senior Portraits 100 Graduation 124 SENIORS ’77 (TA-DA!) If you wish lo identify this year's senior class officers, (pictured above) turn to page IS of your student manual. However if one is not handy, or if page 15 just happens to be missing, they are: Sue Trotter, Assembly Representative; Kathy Riley. Historian; Joey Miller. President; Donna Barkett, Vice-President; Connie Kutz, Seerelary-T reasu rer. John A. Alexander “Dover Rose Ann Amistadi Bonnie Kay Ankney James B. Archer Sylvia Bernadette Argento Kelly Arter John T. Ashworth Michele A. Baker 100 Susan Jane Bcaslev Jay Richard Becker Edward James Ball Paul Barn heck Heather Elizabeth Barr Ms. Bridgette Black JOHN A. ALEXANDER “DOVER : Choir 9.12: Thespians 9-11: VICA Officer 12; DCT 12: BJVS 12. ROSE ANN AMISTADI: Librarian 10,11; COE 12. BONNIE KAY ANKNEY: Prom Com-mittee 11. JAMES B. ARCHER: Speech Team 9-12; Spanish Club 9-12. Vice-rrc . 12: Thespians 9-12. Pres. 12; Slide Rule 11,12; Swirl Staff 12; NHS 11,12: Lah Assistant 12: Talent Bureau 9-12; Plavs: DARK OF THE MOON. THE SOlND OK Ml SIC. A MIDSIMMER NI G FIT'S I) R E A M . MURDER MY SWEET MATILDA, THE SOLID COLD CADILLAC. OLIVER. YOt CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, LITTLE MOON OF AI BAN. HARVEY, THE CRUCIBLE. 1776. SYLVIA BERNADETTE ARGENTO: Spanish Club 9-12. Pres. 12; Tennis 11.12. Co-Captain 12; NHS 11,12: Advanced Biolop Club II. KELLY ARTER: DECA 12; BJVS 12. JOHN T. ASHWORTH MICHELE A. BAKER: EMC 11.12: FTA 12: FHA 9,10. Secretary 10: Librarian 9-12: Attendence Office 12; Slide Rule 11.12. EDWARD JAMES BALL: Basketball 9-12; German Club 9.10; Baseball 9. JOHN BAMBECK: OWE 12. PAUL BAMBECK: Football 9-12; Slide Rule 11. DONNA MARIE BARKETT: Track 9-12; Class Officer 12: FMC 10-12; Bar k the Guys 12; Prom Committee 11; Band 9.10; Basketball 9-11. THOMAS E. BARLOCk: Football 9-12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9-11; Student Council 10. HEATHER ELIZABETH BARR: Sr. Band 10-12; Prom Committee 11. TERRY E. BARTH ELM EH: MCA 12: BJVS 12. SUSAN JANE BEASLEY: Sr. Band 9-11; Spanish Club 11.12: Tri-Hi-Y 12: Track 12; Attendence Officer 12; Swirl Staff II, Editor 12; Back the Guys 12: Homecoming Attendent 12. JAY RICHARD BECKER: VIC 11.12; BJVS 12. POLLY JEANNE BLITZ EL: Sr. Band 9-12: Majorette 11.12: FMC 10-12; Guidance Office 11.12: Clinic Help 11; Slide Rule 11; Class Officer 10: Prom Committee 11. CINDY BELLER MS. BRIDGETTE BLACK: Track 9-11; Basketball 9.10; Pom-Pom Girl 10. PEGGY JEAN BLEININGER: Cheerleader 10,12: Nolleyball 9.11; Back the Guys Officer 12. Michael Brown Karla Burgess Steve Burgess Michael “Bow Dean” Burkey 102 LARRY D. BOWER: Media Center 9,10,11; DCT 12; VICA 12; BJVS 12. MICHAEL SHAWN BOW ER: Sr. Band 9-11; Stage Band 9-10; Pep Band 9-10; Science Club 9; Intramural Bowling 11.12. POLLY ANN BREWER: Band 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 11.12; Back-The-Guys 12; Slide Rule 11; Advanced Biology Club 12. Bob Caldera Susan M. Carey TERRY L. BRILL: DCT 12; VICA 12; BJVS 12. Todd Chumney Pamela Sue Class MICHAEL BROWN: W restling 9-12; Swirl Staff 11,12. KARLA BURGESS: Girls Basketball 9-11; Librarian 12; Mat Maids 10; Biolog) Club 11; Choir 9-12; W IZARD OF OZ 7; Art Club 9; Slide Rule 12; German Club 10,11. STEVE BURGESS: Basketball 9-12; Oasis Staff 11. MICHAEL BOW DEAN BURKEY: Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12. CHERYL KAY BURKHOLDER: Orchestra; 9-12; Majorette Alt. 12; Back-The-Guys 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; FBA 11, Pres. 12; Attendance Office 11; Prom Comm. 11. JANE E. Bl'RRIER: Tri-Hi-Y 12. JAN E. BYER: Band 9-12; Band Council 11; Lab Band 9-11. ANGIE BYRNE BOB CALDERA: Exchange Student From Australia; Football Manager 12; Choir 12. Hi-Y 12. SUSAN M. CAREY: Basketball 10-11; Choir 10-12; Orchestra 10-11; National Honor Society 11,12; Thespians 11. TODD CHI MNEY: Sr. Band 9-12; Band Council 11.12; Drum Major 11,12. PAMELA SUE CLASS: Sr. Band 9-12. Ass’t. Sec. Treas. 12; Back-The-Guys 10-12. Chairman 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Lab Band 11; FBA 11,12; Sec. 12; Band Council 11. Rich Collar Cindv Conidi RICH COLLAR: VIC; BJVS 12. CINDY CONIDI BARB CONROY: Reserve Cheerleader 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Back-The-Guys 10-12; Student Council 11; Prom Comm. 11; Track 10-12; Tennis 10-12; FMC 11,12; Spanish Club 9-11. MARIAN L. CONW ELL: Girls Volleyball 11,12; Attendance Office 12; Basketball 9; Spanish Club 9; Back-The-Guys 10-12; Slide Rule League 11; Prom Comm. 11; Choir 9; Adv. Biology Club 12. 103 ILLIAM JAMES COZART: Cross Country 9; FCA 9.10,12: Wrestling Manager 10-12. PAMELA L. CRAMER: Attendance Office Help 9-12; Y-Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10: Spanish Club 11,12; COE 12 Back-The-Guys 10-12; Hall Monitor 9; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 11. CATHY CREE: Band 9-12; Majorette 11,12; Back-The-Guys 11; Attendance Office Help 11,12; Sr. High Office Help 12; Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club 11. LISA ANN CUTES: Choir9-12; FMC 11,12; FT A 12; Librarian 10-12; Attendance Office Help 11,12; Slide Rule League 12; Track 9; Advanced Biology Club 11. JAMES E. CROOKS JR.: Buckeye Joint ocational School 12. ROBERT P. CUNNINGHAM: Thespians 10-12; Sr. Band 9-12; Band Council 12; Speech Team 12; Lab Assistant 12; Slide Rule League 11, Captain 12; Intramural Bowling 10.11: German Club 9,10: Plays: SI N D A A IN NEU YORK, THE CRUCIBLE, LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN. PICNIC. Rl MPELSTILTSKIN. 1776. PEGGY RUTH DAUGHERTY: Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y Officer 12; Back-The-Guys 11,12: Bowling 9; Choir 9; Y-Teens 9-10; Prom Committee 11; Slide Rule league 11. TODD RICHARD DAVIDSON: Football 9,11,12; VIC 11,12; Baseball 9. 1C A Vice President 12; Buckeye Joint Vocational School 12. LAI RA DAVIE: Librarian 9-12. LISA DEBOIS: Cheerleader 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11; COE 12; Prom Committee 11. 104 Jennifer “Ginger” Deeds Kristy Jo Deetz Peggy A. Degraw Karen Sue Denison Glenda Lynn Denning Rod Dessecker Edsel T. Diilion Debbie Michelle Dorn JENNIFER “GINGER” DEEDS: FMC 1012; Back-The-Guys. Presi-denl 12; Volleyball 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Slide Rule league 11; German Club 9.10; Swirl Staff 12; Prom Committee 11; Bonfire Committee 11; Intramural Bowling 9-12; Student Council 11. KRISTY JO DEETZ: Y-Tcen 9; Jr. Leaden. 9; Track 9.10; Volleyball 12; Tennis Team 11; Back-The-Guys 10; Tennis Intramural 9; Choir 10-12. Historian 12; Orchestra 9-11, Council 11; Choir Council 12; Swirl Staff 12; FMC 11; National Honor Society 11, Secretary 12; Art Club 10.11; Slide Rule League 11,12; Student (Council 9,10; Choir Accompanist 10-12; Plays; OKLAHOMA. PEGGY A. DEG RAW: Prom Committee Chairman 11; Band Officer 12; Band Council 9-12; Cardinal Conference Exchange Student 12; Student Council 9-12; Spanish Club 10-12; Attendance Office Help 12; Back-The-Guys; Oasis Staff 12; Class Officer 11; Plays: Rl MPELSTILTSK1N, WIZARD OF OZ, SOUND OF MUSIC, OLIVER. KAREN SUE DENISON: Tennis Team 11,12; Art Club 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Spanish Club 12; Advanced Biology Club 11. GLENDA LYNN DENNING: Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Back-The-Guys 11,12; Bowling 9,10,12; Choir 9; Y-Teens 9,10; Librarian 12. RICHARD “DICK DESSECKER: Football 9; Basketball 9,10. ROD DESSECKER: Football 9-12. BOB DEWIRE: OW E 11,12. EDSEL T. DILLION: VIC, Treasurer 12; Buckeye Joint Vocational School 12. TAMMY JO DILLION DEBBIE MICHELLE DORN: Homecoming Queen 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11,-12; Girl's Volleyball Team 11,12; Back-The-Guys, Senior Captain 12; Guidance Office 12. M RK DUES: Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12. St I 1)1 NFEK: Choir 9-11; Library id 9.10; Hl 9; HJ S 12. BARBARA NN KOLKR: Tri-lli-A 12; KMC 12; Sr. Band 10.11; Hackthe-Cuys 9,-10; French Club 9.10. WILLI M WIUTLINC F.ICNKR: Class President II; Class Sec-Treasurer 10; Student Council 9,11.12; rl Club 11.12; Ili-Y 9-12; Tennis Team. CHRIS ENGLISH: COK 12; Hall Monitor 9. SALI.A KMT: National Honor Society 11,-12; I'ri-lIi-N 11,12; President 12; Spanish Club 10-12; Swirl Staff 12; Slide Rule I .raym- 11.12; Lab Assistant 12; ltendance Office II; Back-the-Guy s 10.12; Art Club 9,-10; Librarian 9.10. ELAINE MARIK KISI1KL: Choir 9; KHA 9. MICHAEL . KISH EL: Basketball 9; VIC 12; BJ S 12. CHRISTINA MARIK FLORA: Sr. Band 9-11; Orchestra 9-11; Tri-lli-Y 12; Oasis Staff 12; Student Council 10; ttcndance Office II; Back-lhe-Cuys 10,12; Prom Committee 11. Christina Marie Flora Paul Alvin Fox Jim Candy Man Fox Mike A Hershberger Scot! h. Hannart John Paul Hastedl Joan Elaine Henn Ron Harmon Ste en I). Haney Lisa Glenn Sha n (Noobie) Gray Susan Kay Hagerman Becky Harrold Donald Uw Hennen Thomas A. Herron Thomas “Zing Heil Tom E. Harmon Eric Helveston 108 SCOTT E. H.ANHART: Swim Team 9.10,-11.12: Hi-Y 10, Treasurer II. Prudent 12: tudent Council 11.12; Slide Rule League 11; Burkeve Boys’ Slate M- Adv Biology Ilub 12. LARY L. HARMON: Buckeye Joint ocationnl School 12. RON HARMON: OWE 10. OM E. HARMON (HAHMY): Wrestling 11.12. BECKY HARBOLD: Track 9; Choir 9; Librarian 9; Office Help 10; COE President 12. JOHN PAI L HASTEDT HOMAS “ZINC” HEIL: H-Y 11.12; Oasis jSlaff 12; Science Club 10-11: Adv. Biology :iub n. ERIC HELYESTON: Yrt Club 9,10.11.12. DONALD LEW HENNEN Julie Lynn Houglan Rebecca Houk Douglas C. Hufford Mark A. Hughes LISA GLENN: Sr. Band 9.10.11. Art Club 12; Student Council: German Club 9; Prom Committee 11. SHAWN (NOOBIE) GRAY: Football Mgr. 10; Cross Country 11: Tennis 11. 12; Slide Rule League 11; Hi-Y 11,12; KMC 11,12; Choir Council 10.11.12; Choir President 12. PETE HAELINGER SUSAN KAY HAGERMAN: Sr. Band 9.10.-11; Labband 9.10,11; EMC 12; Back-tbe-Guys 12; Attendance Office 11; Y-Tecn 9; CC Exchange 11; Swim Team 9; Prom Committee 11; Bonfire Committee 12; Tri Hi-Y 10; Slide Rule League 12. JANET HAGLOCH JOAN ELAINE HENRY PAMELA SUE HEPNER: EMC 10.11,12; Rack-the-Guys 12; EH A 9.10,11. THOMAS A. HERRON: Hi-Y 11. Captain 12: Basketball 9; Slide Rule League 11. MIKE A. HERSHBERGER: OWE 11.12. Jl LIE LY NN HOUGLAN: Cheerleader 9.-11.12: Rose (,)ueen Attendant 11: Homecoming t ueen Attendant 12: Buckeye Girl ' State Rep 11; Prom (Coordinator 11; Class Vice President II: Back-the-Guy 9.10,11,12; Y-Teens 9,10; Miss —Metric 12: EMC 9.10; Attentance Office ■ Help 10,12; Spanish (Club 11; Adv. Biology Club 12; Slide Rule League 11; Track 9.10. REBECCA HOUK: Sr. Choir 10.11.12; National Honor Society 11.12: Orchestra 9. 10.11. President II. Thespians 9.10.11.12: french Club 9.10.11: ETA 11.12: Speech Tram 9.11; Pf«y� : OKI HOM . VOI CANT TAKE IT WITH VOI. OLIVER, IKISS ME KATE. SOUND OF MUSIC, music MAN. LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN. I W IZARD OF OZ. DOt GLAS C. HUFFORD; Wrestling 9.10.-11.12; Golf 9.10,11.12; Student Council 11; National Honor Society 11.12; Oasis Staff 11.12: Prom Committee 11. M ARK A. lit CUES: Slide Rule League 11: Oasis Staff 12; Cross Country 11; Student Council 10: Spanish Club 9,10. STEVEN D. HANEY: Basketball 10,11; Adv. Biology Club 12. MONTE HUNTER: Football 9,10.11.12: Basketball 9,10.11.12. 109 TODD ALLEN IMMEL: Senior Band 9-10: Pep Band 11,12; Lab Band 11; German Club 9,10; Thespians 12. CHRIS IN VERSO PATRICIA JOANNE JACKSON: Band 9-12. Historian 12; Spanish Club 11,12, Treasurer 11; Slide Rule League 11; Back-The-Guys 10; Pep Band 9-12; Lab Band 9-12; THE GLASS MENAGERIE. MUSIC MAN. JOANN JENKINS: Basketball 9; Track 9; Slide Rule League 11, EMC 10-12; ETA 11,12; Spanish Club 11.12; Leaders Club 12. BETH ANNE JONES: Spanish Club 10; Slide Rule League 11. STAN R. JONES: Football 9-12; Slide Rule league 11. JEAN KARL Mark Keffer Beth Anne keitch William II. Kirkbride Kimberly A. Kline KELLY KASTOK Kath Ann Koontz Joni Marie Korns WILLIAM 11. KIRKBRIDE: Foolball 11.12. DEBRA LYNN K M KM AN BETH ANNE KE1TCH: Band 9,10.11; Ma-joretle 10,11; Jr. Y-Teens 9, OASIS STAKE 12; From Committee 11. SI SAN JANE KELLER KEVIN ALAN KENDLE: Slide Rule league 11.12; SW IRL STAKE 11. Editor-in Chief 12; Baseball 9; Intramural Bowling 12; Student Council 10. KEITH B. KIMBLE: Football 9.10.11,12; Slide Rule League 11; O ASIS STAKE 12. JOHN I . KINNEKR: Hand 9.10,11.12; Slide Rule League 11; Spanish Club 9,10. KIMBERLY . KLINE: COE 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Attendance Of-fiee II; Leaders Club 9; Track 9. KATHY ANN KOONTZ: Cheerleader 9.. 11,12; National Honor Society 11.12; Art Club 11.12; Baek-the-Guya 11.12; KMC 10,-11.12; Slide Rule League 11; Student Council 9.12. JONI MARIE KORNS: Tri-Hi-Y 12; Leaders Club 12. ROBERT I). KORNS: Football 9.10; DAC II. President 12; KEA Nice President 12; Buckeye Joint Vocational School 12. DANIEL II. kORTII: Tennis 11-12: Cross Country 11; Choir 10-12; SW 1RL STAFF 11-12; OASIS ST A FF 12: Speech Team 11; Ski Club 11-12: Hi-Y 12; Slide Rule 11-12; I.'hem. Cah A s. 12: BRIAN S SOM,. I’ l I. JOHN KO AL: MIS 11-12; Art Club 11-12: Bund 9-11; Choir 9-12; Council-Kdilor 12; Orchestra 10-12; Lah-Stage-Pep Rands 10-12; Spanish Club 9-12: KMC 12: Chess Club 11-12; Thespians 10-12; Plays: DARK OF THE MOON. H ARVEY, OKLAHOM A. LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN, WIZARD OF ID, III MPI.ESTILTSklY MICHAEL kl RTZ: OWE 12. CONNIE MARIE kl TZ: Cheerleader II-12; (.lass Officer 10-12. Asscm. Rep. 10, Sec-I res . 11-12; Back-the-Guy� 10-12; Track 9-12; Capt. 12: Basketball 10; Tri-lli-Y 10; Cy m Ass. 12; Office Help 10-12: Band 9. C.C. Exchange 11-12; Stuent Council 11. Daniel Korlh Paul John Koval RICkA LAHM Connie Alarie Kutz Dick Lang Vivian kay Lav JAHN LAMBROS: Media Center 9-11; Football 9: Baseball 9; J S 12. DICK LANG: Bowling 9-12; JYS 12. MM AN k. LAW : NHS 11-12; Art Club 12: Orchestra 9-12; Council 11. Pres. 12: Aolleyhall 12: Track 10; Cym Asst. 12: Alat Maid 10-11; Library II; Jr. High Office Help 9. WENDY LENCLER: Band 9-12: Pres. 12. Council 10-11; i.ah-Contest Band 10-12; Orchestra 10-12; EMC 10-12; Spanish Club 9-10; FTA 12: Slide Rule II. ELIZIBETH ANN LENGYEL: Tri-Hi-Y 12. EDW ARI) R. LIESER Oerman Club 9-10; Slide Rule 11-12. JEANNE LIESER: COE 12; FTA 11-12; MIA 9; Back-the-Cuys 9-12: German Club 9-10: Lab Ass’t. 10. JESSICA LIN| : Student (Council 10; Track 10; Spanish Club 10; Ski (dub 11-12. DEBORAH K. MCNUTT: FH 9; Back-The-Guy 10; DECA Vice Pres. 12; BJVS 12. TOM M ARINO: Hi-Y 10-12; Swim Team 9-12; Advanced Biology Club 12. NANCY SUE MARINO: FHA 9; Back-The-Guys 10. CHRIS MARLOWE: Band 9-12. Mark McKenzie . . AND IT WAS GOOD. Debbie McNutt Rhonda Machan THE FOLLOWING SENIORS WERE ELECTED TO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DURING THEftH SENIOR YEAR. Karla Burgess Pamela Cramer Margaret DeGraw Karen Denison Barbara Egler Kathryn Folger Julie Houglan Connie Kutz Wendy Lengler Kim Murphy Teresa Pigott Jennifer Polk Lisa Weiss Amy Wherley GEORGE LUSIC: Football 9,10.12. MARK E. MCKENZIE: Baseball 9-12. MARY ANN MCKENZIE: Cheerleader 9,-10; Hack-The-Guy 9,10; Prom Committee 11; Office Help 12; Librarian 9-11. George Lusic RHONDA JEAN MACHAN: Band 912; Choir 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Lab Amt. 12; Office Help 12; FMC 10-12: FTA 12; Back-The-Guys 10,11; Mat Maids 10; Orchestra 9; Thespians 9-12; Speech Team 9,12; Talent Bureau 9-12; Plays: W IZARD OF OZ, OLIVER. Rl MPLESTILTSKIN. SOUND OF MUSIC, PICNIC OKLAHOMA. DARK OF THE MOON, LITTLE MOON OF ALMAN. Mary Ann McKenzie AND THE LORD SAID . . . LET THEIR BE SENIORS MICHAEL DAVID MARLOWE: Speech Team; Thespians. CYNTHIA ('LAIR MARSH: Attendance Office 10-12: Spanish (dub 12. JUDY MAl'RER: Golf 9; Slide Rule 11.12; SWIRL STAFF 12. BRAD MILLER: Tennis 9-12. Capt. 12; Basketball 9-12; NHS 11 12; Advanced Biolog) 12. JAMES MILLER: Wrestling 9; BJVS 12. JOEY (WILI)MAN) MILLER: Hi-Y 12; Class President 12. STEPHANIE RENNEE MILLER: Band 9-12; Choir 10,11; Back-Thc-Guys 10-12: Oasis Staff 12; Basketball 12; FMC 11; Swim Team 9; Media Center 10; Spanish Club 10; Plays—DARK OF THE MOON. SOUND OF MUSIC. OKLAHOMA. TIMOTHY ALAN MILLER: Choir 9. Michael David Marlowe Cynthia Clair Marsh Judy Maurer Mike L. Maurer Brad Miller James Miller Martha Jean Mills Mary Marjean Moore Carmela Monaco Peggy Morris TAMMY “STAR” MILLER: Basketball 11,12; Track 11; Choir 9 11; Leaders 9-11; Back the Guvs 10-12; Band 9-ll:Tri-Hi-Y 11; KMC 10; Plavs-THE SOI ND OF MUSIC, OLIVER THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC. WM. JED MILLER: Band 9 12; Choir 9 12; Lab band 10; Prom committee 11; Plavs—THE SOUND OF MUSIC, VI IZARD OF OZ. MARTHA JEAN MILLS: Basketball 9; Pam-pon girl 10; Track 9,10; COE 12. RANDY A. MINNIS: BJVS 12 CARMELA MON ACO: NHS 11, Pres 12; FT A 11.12; SWIRL STAFF 11.12; Back the Guvs 9-11; Track 10; Spanish Club 10; Vofleyball. MARK MONACO: Football 9 12; Wrestling 9-12; prom committee 11; Student Council 11,12. GARLAND MONROE MARY MARJEAN MOORE: NHS 11,-12; Slide Rule 11; FTA 11.12; Band 10-12; FMC 12. REBA LYNN MOORE PATTI ANN MORAN PEGGY MORRIS: COE 12 DANIEL MOSER P.T. MOW REY: Wresting 9-12; football 9,10; Art Club 12; Student Council 9. Wm. Jed Miller Mark Monaco Daniel Moser Randy A. Minnis Patti Ann Moran KIM ANNETTE Ml RPIIY: Sr. Band 0,10,-11.12; Majorette 10,11. Head 12; Band Council 12: FMC 0.10,11. President 12; Attendance Office 11; Y-Teen 9,10; Spanish Club 9. DONALD B MURRAY: VIC 11,10; DIAL 10; Bucket e Joint Vocational School 12. RHONDA Ml TSCHELKNAl S P.G. NICHOLAS NICHOLS: Central Catholic 10,11; Golf Team 9.10. THOMAS NORMAN CINDY OHLER: Thespians 10,11, Scribe 12; Speech Team 10,11.12; Talent Bureau 10.11. 12; Office Help 12; BarMhe-Guys 9,-12; Spanish Club 9; Plays; LITTLE MOON OF ALBAN. PICNIC, OLIVER. SOLID GOLD CADILLAC. CRUCIBLE, KISS ME KATE. DOUG O'NEIL: Wrestling 9. CHERYL A. PAGE: ABC 11; Basketball 9,. 11; Track 9; Matmaids 10; Orchestra 9. JIM PAGE: Football 9; Wrestling 9,10,11, Co-Captain 12; Cheerleader 11: Bonfire Committee 12; Buckeye Joint Vocational School 12. KAY PAGE: COE 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Prom Committee II; Attendance Office 9. MARK PAISLEY: OWE 12. KENT PENSO MILLIE FRANCIS PERKOWSKI: Sr. Band 9.10,11.12; Majorette 11.12; Office Help 12. MATT PERRY: Wrestling 9; Football Manager 9,10; Hi-Y 11,12; Buckeye Joint Vocational School 12. M ARY LOl PETTERS: Orchestra 9.10.11.-12; National Honor Society 11.12; Track 10. II, 12; Cross Country 12; FT A 11, Treasurer 12; German Club 9.10; Slide Rule league 11. TERESA A. PIGOTT: FMC 11. Secretary 12; FT A II. President 12; Cross Country II, Co-Captain 12; Basketball 9.10.11, Co-Captain 12; Track 10.11,12; Volleyball 9, 10,11; Slide Rule League 11. Captain 12; Student Council 9; German Club 11. BRUCE POLCE: Cross Country 9.10.11, Captain 12; Track 9,10,11,12; Hi-Y 12; Slide Rule League 11. RICH POLEN: VIC 11,12; Timken Co-op 12; Buckeye Joint Vocational School 12. 116 Kim Annette Murphy Donald B. Murray Cindy Ohler Doug O'Neil Jim Page Kay Page Rhonda Mutschelknaus Cheryl Page Mark Paisley Matt Perry — — Mary Lou Pctter Bruce Polce Teresa A. Pigott Jennifer M. Polk Debbie Porter Ellen Pretorius Lam L. Pruni JENNIFER M. POLK: Student Council II, Vice-President 12; Oasis Staff 11,12; Back tbe-Cuv 10,11.12; Slide Rule League 11.12; Thespians 10.11.12; Office Help 12; FT A 12; Tri Hi V 10; Intramurals 10; leaders Club 9; Swim Team 9; Plays: YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, DARK OF THE MOON. DEBBIE PORTER ELLEN PRETORIUS: Track 9.10,11.12; Back the Gu)s 10.11. President 12. Rotary Exchange Student 11. DEBORAH SUE PORTER 1958-1976 In the graduating class of 1977 one shy, quiet smile will not be among us. The school was saddened b the untimely death of Debbie Porter. She has lost tin-privilege to see her goals fulfilled. Her willingness to help others, her strong perseverance, and her competitive nature will be missed. LARRY L. PRIM 117 Philip II. Oiiirk'dll PHILIP H. QUICKSALL: Wrestling 10-12; Golf 10-12; Co-Captain 12; Prom Committee 11; Sliderule 12. KIMBERLY ANN REICHVIAN: Sr. Band 9-12; Track 10; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 9. JEFFREY EUGENE RENICKER: Sr. Band 9- 12; Lab Band 9 11; Pep Band 9-11: Band Council. Sr. Rep. 12; Pit Orchestra 11.12. CHERYL A. RICE: COE 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Prom Committee 11; Choir 9; Hall Monitor 9. TERRY C. RICHARDS SCOTT RIFFLE KATHLEEN ANN RILEY: Sr. Band 9-12; Majorette 11.12; Band Council 12; Student Council 9.11.12. Sec. 12; FTA 12; Class Historian 12; Prom Committee 11; Back the Guys 10-12; Sr. High Office Staff 12. BECKY RIPPEL: Band 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Bowling 9-12; Back the Guys 12. MIRIAM LYNN ROGERS: Band 9-12; Media Center Aid 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Back the Guys 9-10; FMC 10. KIM RYAN: COE 12; Back the Guys 10,11; Bowling 9,10. MIKE SANDY: Industrial Arts Club 10,11; Softball Team 9. CANDACE SCHAREIN: National Honor Society 11,12; SWIRL STAFF 11.12, Asst. Ed. 12; Thespians 10-12, Sec. 11,12; Track 9-12; Cross Country 11,12, Co-Capt. 12; Basketball 9-11; Volleyball 9,10; Orchestra 9.10, Sec. Treas 10: Rack the Guys 10-12; German Club 9,10. ANGELA SCHILLING: Thespians 9-12; NHS 11.12; Cheerleader 11,12: Rose Oueen Attendant 11: Speech Team 9.11,12; Talent Bureau 10-12: Choir 10-12; Back the Guvs 10- 12; Slide Rule 11,12; Plays: DARK OF THE MOON, SOUND OF MUSIC, MIDSUMMER'S NIGHT DREAM. MUSIC MAN. MURDER MY SWEET MATILDA, OLIVER. OKLAHOMA. PICNIC, THE CRUCIBLE. SUZANNE MARIE SCHLEGEL: COE Treasurer 12; FBA 11; Prom Committee 11; Office Help 10,11: Spanish Club 9.10; Choir 9; Librarian 9,10. Kimberly Ann Reichman Jeffrey Eugene Renicker Becky Ripple Scott Riffle Kathleen Ann Rilc Mirian Lynn Rogers Kim Ryan Candace Scharein RICHARD T. SCHLUP: Basketball 9,10; Cross Country 11,12; Track 11,12; (r m Assistant 9; Hall Monitor 9. MARK SCHWARM: Football 9-12; Baseball 10.12; Choir 912. PATRICIA LOl 1SK SENG: NHS 11,12; FMC 10-12; French Club 9-II; Y Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Back the Guys 9,10; Leaders Club 9. DIANA SHANKLIN: SWIRL STAFF 11. H ARRY A. SHAW, JR.: Student Council lu.12; Class Officer 9,11; 1C A President 11,12; Prom Committee 11; BJV’S 12. CONNIE SHELL GAIL SIMMONS: Librarian 10-12. CYNTHIA L. S1PPKL: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Art Club 11; Prom Committee II; Leader's Club 9; Girls Track 9, JERRY SLENTZ: Football 9,10,11,12. ALISA SMITH JEFFERY ALLEN SMITH PAMELA SI E SMITH: Choir 9: Matmaid II; Bucke e Join! Vocational School 12. NANCY J. SOPHER: Tennis 12; Slide Rule 11.12. STEPHANIE SPACE: Back The Guys 11,-12; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Art Club, Secretary 12; Speech leam 9; hut tire Medical Current 11. TERRY I). STEEL: Buckeye Joint Yocalional School 12. ANNETTE STEPHAN: Spanish Cluh9.IO.-11.12; Back The Guys 9.10,11,12; Student Librarian 10,11.12; COE 12; Mat Maids, Secretary-Treasurer 11,12. CINDY JO STEPHAN: Buckeye Joint Vocational School 12. NIKKI STOFAN: Thespians 9.10,11.12, Treasurer 12; Speech Team 9,10.11.12; National Ilonor Society 11,12; Sr. High Office Help 11,12; Choir 9,10,11.12; Back The Guys 9.10,11; Spanish Club 9,10; Tri-Hi-Y 10.11; Slide Rule league 11,12; Talent Bvratu 9.io.ii.i2; Plays, m NDAY IN M x YORK, STAR SPANGLED GIRL, PICNIC, SOLID GOLD CADILLAC, OKLAHOMA. OLIVER. RICK STRAt B JEFF . ST I BER: FCA 10,11; Track 9.10.-11,12; Cross Country 10.11; Wrestling Manager 9; Thespians 10,11; SWIRL STAFF 12; Media Center Aid 9,10,11,12; Hi-Y 11,12; Plays, SOLID GOLD CADILLAC, OLIVER FRANK TARl l.l.l BRAD TELLE SCOTT THOMPSON: Choir 9,10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Speech Team 11; Choir Council 12; Spanish Club 9,10.11.12. Jl LIE TOLLOTI Jeffery Allen Smith Alisa Smith Jerry Slcnlx Pamela Sue Smith Nancy J. Sopher Stephanie Space 120 Nikki Stofan Rick Straub Jeff VI. Stuber KAREN E. TORRENT: Tennis 9,10,11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 10.11.12; Leaders 9; Class Historian 9; Basketball 9,10.11; Spanish Club 9,10; Prom Committee 11. SCSHILA TRIPATHY: Speech Team 9,10,-11.12; Thespians 10.11; Historian 12; Talent Bureau 11,12; EMC 10,11, President 12; NHS 11,12; Student Couneil 9,10.11,12; Prom Committee 11; Slide Rule league 11,-12 . French Club 10. Treasurer 11; Bark The Guys 10,11; Plays. YOL CANT TAKE IT VX ITH YOI, PICNIC, THE CRICIBLE. SEZANNE TROTTER: Band 9.10.11,12; Student Couneil 9,10.11; National Honor Society 11, Treasurer 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, Secretary 12; ssemhly Rep 12; Back The Guys 10,11,12; Bowling 9,10,11,12. JAMES TSANTIS DAVID WAYNE WADE: Diving 9.10. Swim 1 cam 9,10.11; Wrestling 12; Prom Committee 11; Hi-Y 11,12. 121 OREST SEBASTI N WAI.KER: Basketball 9-12 Football 9, BJYS 12. TOM W ALKER. VIC 11-12, BJVS 12. KIRK DAN WALLICK: Football 9-12, Track 9-12. STEVE W ALLICk PAM WALTER DAVID VI ARTHER: Swirl Staff 12. SARA J ANE VI EAY HR: Attendance Office 11-12, Senior High Office 12. FIIA 9. Leaders Club 9, National Honor Society 1I-12. MARTY WEBER LISA WEISS: Band 9-12, Majorette 11-12, Attendance Office 10-11. Senior High Office 12. Swirl Staff 12. Bowling 9-12, Tri-Ili-V 10-11. Y-Teens 9, Spanish Club 9-10, Back-The-Guys 9-10. AMY WHERLEY: Art Club 10-11 President II Girls Tennis 11-12. Prom Committee Chairman 11, Tri-Hi-Y’ 12, Student Council. 10-12, Girls Basketball 9-10, Hi-Y 9 Girls Track 10. DREW WILLIAMS LORI WILLIAMS: Choir 9. FHA 9. Senior High Office 11-12. MIKE WILLIAMS: VICA 12, BJVS 12. PATTY WILLIAMS: Prom Committee 11, Cheerleader 9, Student Council 9. KEVIN WILLOUGHBY: German Club 9- 10 Prom Committee 11. Dl ANE W INKLER: Track 9-11. Prom Committee 11, Oasis Staff 11 12, Spanish Club 9-11. PATTI JEAN WOLF: FMC 10, Clinic 12. CYNTHIA SI E YOCKEY: Band 9-12. Band Council 12, FT A 11-12. Tri-Hi-Y 12, Office Worker 10. ANGELA M. ZIFER: Tri-Hi-Y 10-11. Prom Committee 11, DCT 12, DCT Secretary 12. BJVS 12. LINDA RAE ZIFER: Track 9-10. Prom Committee 11, Back-The Guys 12, Tri-Hi-Y 11-12. Oasis Staff 11. LORI ZIFER LEO JOSEPH ZORZI HI: Cheerleader II, Football 9-12, Baseball 9. Prom C ommittce 11. 122 Pam Walter David R. Warther Steve W allick Sara Jane Weaver Lisa W eiss Amy Wherley Marty W eber Cynthia Sue Yorkey ngie M. Zifer Linda Rao Zifer Lori Zifer Leo Joseph Zorzi III HERBERT ZOLLAR BRENDA LEE ZUERCHER: Band 11-12. FHA 9-10. This picture shows two typical Dover High School Seniors and one not-so-typic J student. Mow you can see the results of being in Dover High School for four years. Y es, it has had an effect on some, hut most Dover Seniors on the whole resemble the middle individual and not Jeff Stuher and Dave art her. Now that we’ve scared those freshmen, we'll just remind you that being a Senior means one last fling in DHS. 123 GRADUATION 77: D.H.S.’ BIG EVENT Crater Stadium was standing-room-only in spite of record May 29 heat as 251 Dover Seniors received their diplomas. Four validictorians and a salutatorian each gave briefly what Principal Robert Schrock called “the best assortment of speeches I’ve heard in . . . commencement exercises.” Sally Jo Fait (first, right) said that they had been given knowledge but needed to acquire experience. Jessica Lind (second, right) expressed fears that the educational system was aimed toward uniform opinion rather than critical thinking. Bradley Miller (third, right — shown receiving his diploma from his mother, Board President, Shirley Miller) said, “The drummer has beaten differently for each of us and yet we arrive at this day together . . Nikki Stofan (fourth, right) 124 declared: “To take a mature attitude and say that maybe all is not perfect while being able to learn and build from the imperfections is the key to a happy successful life. Salutatorian Candace Scharein (fifth, right) concluded that the “success or failure (of the class) was a matter of personal choice.” 125 A—Joni Korns—Walking tall. B—Now if we can just keep Jim from going into his Jimmy Stewart act .... C—Hold back on that Hip-Hip-Hoo Rah! until the ceremony is over and we’ll all join you, Angie. D—Don't look so bored, Tom. E—“See Sis, if I can do it, you can do it,” says Cheryl Burkholder. F—“Geez, Dad! We’re in public!” Daddy’s little angel. Sue Beasley, gets a bear-hug. G—Sorry Kid. You’re just gonna have to wait your turn. MIXED EMOTIONS ot seniors. That’s the best way to describe underclassmen. They are usually fairly active in band or art or sports and are ready to take over when the seniors move out. Without underclassmen, why the school would be not only less crowded, but it would also be quieter. But who would teachers pick on? And who would worry about tests and quizzes? W'orrying about everything is a part of the joy of being an underclassman. Juniors 130 Prom 140 Sophomores 142 Freshmen 152 Eighth Grade 162 Seventh Grade 172 5 DOWN, 1 TO GO! Leading the class of “78” through all the hassles which awaited the junior class were: Sally Ballentine—Historian, Lauri Breznak — President, John Struhar—Vice-President, Angie Nigro — Secretary-Tres., and Aileen Silverstone—Assembly Representative. Opposite page — the class mascot. John Abhuhl Frank Alesiano Vince Amicone Joe Amistadi Mary Archer Joe Arler Chris Arthurs Debbie Aston Stephanie Ault Valeric Bair Greg Baker Mary Jo Baker Ricky Balder Sail) Ballentine Ron Barkctt Kevin Barrett Cindv Barthelmeh Bruce Bertie Kathy Blacka Shelley Border Pam ftraglin Terri Bridgewater 130 Lauri Breznak Greg Brink Tern Burrell Brad Bus Ka (interline Mark (Caswell Russ (Chamberlain Robert (Cihon Tim (Conkle Lisa (Cookson Trap Davis Tim Deetz (Cathy Dessecker Hannelorc De Witt Barney Dorn Mike Douglas Jill Douthitt Dan Dunaway Mark Dusenbern Mike Edward Ted Eigner Kenny Engstrom Scott Keller (Cathy Fesenmyer Ida Fisher Missy Flora Yvonne Forstrom Man Frey Linda Gallion David (Carman Andy Gintz 131 Sieve Gombos Greg Gonion Jim Graef Mary Grafe Lonnie Grages Bobby Graham Teri Gunnoe Jamie Gurney Karla Haynes Sail) Henpenstall Dennis Hershberger Ron Hide) Han Hichstetler Vera Holcomb (rail llootman Mari Jo Hutras Tim Idkea Trac Jones Pal happier (.her I Kaufman Janet Keener ROSE QUEEN I tend ant—Stephanie Mara .sky (,)ueen—Valerie Von Kaenel Attendant—Paula Wikoff Martha Kleine Brenda Kret .inger Lynthia Ladrach Kathy l.ang Dave Lehman VIark Lieser l-arry Lindherg end) Kittle Shelle Littlefield Brah i.ongaeher Vnne Ix nger Barb Loos Lesley I .tit hy Rhonda MeGullorh Ken McNutt Rhett Mackey 132 Sandra Mallernee Ada Malterer Stephanie Marazsk) Linda Marks Sal I i Mathews Robert Mathias Ka Maurer Susie Maurer Robert Mav Julie Mears Tern Menefee Brad Miller Brett Miller Darlene Miller Dave Miller 133 Bob Miller Sieve Miller Beth Milehell Mike Monaco Ix ri Moser Rod Mureh Renee Murphy Mareia Myers Jack Neigcr Rila Newell Angie Nigro lairraine Ogletree Dave Ott Kay Owens Tom Bare Yvonne Paris Roxanne Penso John Perkowski (airy Petrullo Teri Petrullo Jeff Philllpe Rod Phillips Sue Polen Jack Polk Janelene Powell Patricia Pringle Anna Ra Denise Ray Mike Rav Robert Rehm Joan Rentseh Linda Rieger Ron Roe Ste e Rondinella 134 A—Tim lekes. B— Greg Gordon—A typical (?) junior. Jim Ross Diana R an John Saliino Debbie Schlomer John Schmid I Jane Seikcl Jackie Severn Fred Siegen thaler Aileen SiKerstone Pam Skelton Jod Slentz Linda Sperry Molly Spies Ron Stahl Sand) Steinberg Debbie Stofan Leigh Ann Stokes Kathy Strimel John Struhar Mark Sudduth Bill Snegheimer Patsy Tidrick Holn Truman (Candace Truscott Ja Tunstal! Debbie N ance Sharon Yasbinder Connie Veseo larl Von Allman Matt Wagner Michael talker Beck) Walter 135 Mark farther William Warthe-Barb W asem Tom W aters Sall Weaver John Webb Ed West Mike W est Pat W est Way ne West Terri White Paula Wikoff Lisa osick Mike You mans John Young James Zifcr Steve Baker Cheryl Beaters Steve Schwab Lisa Von kaenel What can you say about the class of “78 except “they're great! Last year the biggie was getting our class rings. This year started out with the election of a junior girl for Rose Queen and ended with the traditional J r.-Sr. Prom. Next year we anxiously start counting the number of days till graduation. We proved our class spirit and enthusiasm by having the best halls of the Dover-Phila game. All in all, this has been our best year ever and I'm sure next year holds even more challenging experiences. President Lauri Breznak 136 JUNIOR “JOINTERS” Joni Ackerman James dv Patricia Arthur Gregory Bareus Robert Beller Robert Berndt Tina Black Bradlev Blair (iharlei Brown Jamo Burge Gary dole Daniel Contini Rick Crone Robert Crowe Brenda Crook Sandra Davidson Jodv Deibel Keliv Dessecker Melanie Dott Sherrv Egler Thoma rife David Finzer Gerald Fish Debra Fishel Mart' Fortney Robert Frank Terri Garrett Michael Giumenli Gale Gordon 137 WE’RE NUMBER 1 Maruheth (� rewell Hhonda t.rihhle Thomas (irimm hit ward Harmon Barbara Hawk Mareie Hefner (ialxin HeiH us!in Hcnrx l.inda Hershberger (larol Kicks Worth liirning Jcrrx Ili-rich Shirlcx Hostetler Carol Howell (� rcjt ha-er Jerr heller Sean Kenned) Dirk hinihle Belt) komaromx James l.oihl Marx McDadc 138 FIRST AT BJVS Donmiiii McDonald Richard Mathias he in Mat field Bruce Mears James Ned row Timolh) orlhrup Fred Padro l.arr Poorman Karl Ra Tan a Robinson Deborah Schlegel Mar Smith Jessica Springer Michael Stephens (lath) Stonecipher Diana Strausbaugh Mitchell Valentine Patti Vance Mark aughn alerie Von kaenel Richard talker Tom Wendling Dan Yeager Frank Zifer Richard Zifer l-arr Dale) Mar Fre) Joe Huffman hath) Rucker Man Sollc) Jack faring 139 MOONLIGHT IN THE TROPICS DOVER HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Friday—May 13, 1977 8:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Dover High School Gymnasium Music by PIZAZZ $5.00 per Couple Not many people are thinking about the Prom in February, but for the members of the Prom decorating committee it was just as real then as it was in May. For three months before the Prom juniors were busy making flowers, palm trees, and picking up rocks out of fields. About two weeks before May 13th the rush was on. Everyone worked hard making murals, building bridges, and doing the final planning. The evening before the Prom, everything came together. Pick-up trucks flocked in with decorations which had been stored all over Dover. The decorating committee worked Thursday night and all day Friday. Unbelievable as it first seemed, all was ready by 8:00. The gym lobby was decorated with Tahiti huts, fountains, beaches, and exotic gardens, turning the school into a tropical paradise. Pizazz provided music and didn’t let us down. Peggy Bleininger was crowned Prom Oueen, with Linda Zifer and Kathy Riley as attendants. After the Prom there was time for a change of clothes and some “refreshments.” The Post-Prom was held at Park School with Raven. The annual party at Sweg’s lake came next and everyone was on their own until morning. PROM QUEEN Attendant—Linda Zifer Queen—Peggy Bleininger Attendant—Kathy Riley 140 SOPHOMORES MOVIN’ ON UP Jerr) Abel Lisa Abel Rebecca Ackerman Shaun Arter Regina Ash Susan Ashworth Sally Aubihl Michael Badertscher Rick) Barnhart (Uiro) Bash Dalene Bayer Tommy Beach Susan Becker Da id Beebe They’ve finally made it! The class of ’79 has moved on up and stepped into the heights of Sr. High School. They have out-grown library passes and now dine during the more sophisicated lunch hour. “Walking” gets them where they are going as they no longer need to run. Ascended to the top of the class are the officers, shown on opposite page. Top to bottom: Jim Aivie, President; Julia Marlowe, Historian; Elio Seni, Assembly Representative; Lori Wisintainer, Secrctarv-Treasurer; Kristy Davis, Timothy Belle Kdward Bcllcr Michael Berndt Shawn Bertie Lee Ann Bierie hath) Bissell Jennifer Bleininger Beth Blickensderfer Vice President. 142 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Todd Herman Timolhv Hodge Carol I Ionian Robert Homan Jeffery llostutler William 11 on clan Robert Houston Amber Hupp Belinda Hupp Brian llulras Marcia llutras Ann Imerso Timoth Ja ens Barb Jenkins Dennis Johnson Michael Jones Tracy Jones illiam Jones Malt Judy Barb kalich Bruce kandel Donald kappler John karl Todd keffer Ja kelker Tab keplinger Dan kerns Herbert kleine Robert kline Holl) knotts Michelle kochur Stephen kopec 145 SOPHMORES ARE SOMETHING ELSE Karla Korns nn Ko al Kelly Krant Bc Kreisher Bertha I,ang Stephen Lebold Nancy Lengler Peter Lieser Mark I.imhaugh Dana Littlepage Donna Lute Scott McCune Sandy McDonald William McDonnell Kim McDowell Beth nne McGinley Pam McNutt Man Mai .e Tina Malterer Jeff Mamarella Regina Marino Julia Marlowe Thomas Marshall Ida Maurer Jerry Maurer Michael Maurer Barbara Meese Eric Mencer Dougl as Miller U6 Jonathon Miller Shaurita Mills tarrv Minnis Gary Miskimen Carole Moliski Steven Morgan (herald Morris Joann Morris Cave Moser Robert Mosley Angela eibert Jay Ohliger Bruce Owens John Page Terry Page Joyce Paisley Kim Paris Julie Parrott Karen Patrick Sam Patterson Lisa Pauline Clyde Pence Richard Penix Kevin Pershing Mike Pershing Bob Peterson Debra Phillips Sylvia Pietro Steve Pigott 147 BUSY LITTLE JASPERS, AINT WE? Jill Pissorra Julie Pissorra Julianne Pulk Patricia Porter Kathr n Powell kingsiand Pretorius Sue Proper Donovan Kay kelly Rel er Garth Redinger (� arry Renirker Wayne Rentseh Sarah Rey nolds Linda Rieger Mark Ritenour melia Rowe Kenneth Rufener Mark Rufener Lonnie Ryan Daw Sttfwll nthony Sandy Mary Sandy Anita Saunders Dean a Sr h rump Tim s� t:rr Tom Seikel Elio Seni Barb Sexton Jim Sexton Ly nthia Shilling Tammi Shores Amy Shrock 148 Eric Shumaker Holly Shall nn Small ridge Cheryl Smith Jeffrey Smith Kathy Smith l� ri Smith Stevev Smith Sue Jvmith neita Sol Icy Dou ft Sopher Zachary Spare Michael Spies Robin Springer Frank Staple John Steel Karie Steffen Nancy Steiner Lee Stilgenbaucr Sue St ran h Clement Strimel Steve Swihart Duane Swinderman Kevin Swinderman Brett Swindecman Linda Tate Brian Telle Jody Thompson Patty Thompson Charles Thornley Vanessa Torrent Indira Tripathy Debbie Tristano Greg Vance Brenda Walker Chrifl Vi allace Wally Wallick Bettv Ward Ed f arther Linda Warther James Catkins 149 LOVE THOSE SOPHS I)a id W ells Shorn erlz Rose VI eston Theresa Weston Mitehell ieland Robert 'X illiams Keith Willoughby Margaret Willoughby Steve Vi i nkler Kevin Wise Lori Wisintainer Robert Wright Man Vockev Shelley Yoekey James Zivic Jana Zorzi 150 SOPHOMORES HAVING A BALL Vt e have just completed our first step into Sr. High School. Now, as we look hack on our sophomore year, we remember many experiences that occurred. Those fun times (?) in gym class, whether it was playing crab soccer or being Olga Korbuts on the gymnastic equipment. Also, our class always showed super shool spirit as we came decked out in our clashiest outfits for the Dover-Ashland football game. And how could we forget the moments we spent with that “special” someone at lunchtime or at one of the many dances we were at—last invited to attend. All in all, as sophomores, it can he summed up as a really great vear. 151 WATCH OUT !!! Darla Warns (lark Ady Susan Amicone Cath Amistadi Amy Atkinson Don Balder l-eslie Barms Tom Barkett David Barnhart Tracy Beal Hick Bearducei Ronald Bearducei Ste e Berkshire Karina Beller Mary Ann Bcrndt James Black Jody Bober Tim Bober Patrick Boles l iura Boline Diana Border Michel Bouchard Jayne Breitenstein Rhonda Brown Kevin Burgess Kc in Burris Cy nthia Buss Gan Casterline 152 9TH GRADE!!! Lina Chamberlain Tim Chumney Karl Clark Beeky (ilaxH Scott Clay Helen (Tehran Ceno Conlini Kenneth (iontini tidie Coventry Lisa Crawford Tom Cunningham Klaine Dalpiaz Bill Datidson Christine DeBois Douglas Denbow Heidi Denison Eric Desseeker I-arry Desseeker Libby Deetz Jamie DeVore Ruth Ann Diekey Pam Diehl Rohin Doidge Riehard Dotts Tim Drake Tim Dummermulh Dan Dunfee Peggy Du pier 153 THIS WAS NINTH GRADE Jeff From an Sharon Gallion Mark Garabrandt Don Gardner Greg barman Greg Garner • a Gerber Teresa Edwards Vickie Emery (Connie Espcnschied Connie Estepp Todd Feller Patricia Fesenmyer Ricky Fishel Malissa Fisher Tim Fisher Patricia Flaherty Brenda Flickinger Nancy Flickinger Pam Fockler Tamm Fockler Jennifer Fox Brenda F ranks James Franks Sue Fraiser 154 Jennifer Gericke Debbie German Todd Gibb John Gibb William Gilmore Krin Gintz Mark Gotuhall Ix ri Grage Kevin Gray Beth Grieaen Rosemary Haflige Miehael llaglorb Jenny Haldeman Michael Hanenkrat Nancv Haugh Gerafd Herron Debbie Hershberger Bret Hertzell Jerry Hixenbaugh Linn Holmes ix u Ann Homan Chris Huffman Mar Beth Hughe Teresa Hurles THE BIG JUMP FROM 9th GRADE Goodbye 319 Hello 170 Goodbye Class Party Hello Prom Goodbye Mr. Strickmaker Hello Mr. Martin Goodbye Second Floor Hello First Goodbye C. Wilson Hello B. Schrock Goodbye Pillowfight Hello Sweater Hop 1S5 Krika lekes Tina Irwin Donna J elites l)a id Johns Heck) Johnson Dorotln Johnson Tom Jones Kiehard Kemphfer Melanie Kendle l.hris Kereh Jeff kerper Sieve kerper 156 Tim kins Dennis knerht f re knolls Karen Kohr Jodi krantz Brent Kretzinger I alriria kuemerle Brenda Uhm f.heryl laing Robert Uughlin relicia Lengvl Heather I ey J«n Limhaeher Ha'id Lind Debra Mayfield Jud Link Jill Lillie Mar Jo Linger Mark lx� ell Heidi L«id Rol� ert Lyy linen Diane Magnates Staeie Mara k Riehard Maxin Hill May J ulianne Mayhati Jeff Maurer Christy MeCadin IV MrCool Jennifer MeCreer J°hn M.Roh.e ‘•'Her l� er .Moore ear Jill Monte Chris Mow rev Dale Momma Cindv Murphv Jerr Murphv Moreen Morpin Steve Mvers W ends Mvers Kim Morris Jeff Neiger Diane Menton Donna Oil incent Pace kort Parker Richard Padro Beth Page Steve Parks Donna Patterson Jeff Patterson Rick) Panline Bruce Pearson Maomi Penso Sue Peterson arv Petrollo Doug Phillips Mike Plunk Kenneth Pringle Dennis Proper Officers for the Class of 80 (left to right)—Jennifer Fox—President. Tim King — Sec. Treasure, Barb Wolfe — Historian, and Steve Parks — Vice-President. 158 159 •4jr Cathy Rinehart Tamim Rinehart I)a id Rippel Katin Roth Rhil Ruggcri Mike Si'llii pach Roger Smith Charlene Snyder Darlene Snyder ndy Spies Kalin Stephens R « ky Stilgcnhaucr Riek Ramsc Erie Redman Tim Rehm Raul Russell Reth Reidenhaeh Vicki Renicker Mega Schwartz Beck Seng Leonard Shaw Jim Smallridge Ho d Smearman Chris Smith L nn Stofan Brian Stokes hath) Similar Jeff Stocghcimcr Tim Swegheimer Mike Spies Dan Sweilzer Connie Swihart Dean Telle Troy Thompson Hii by Tirtonagora Tony Trover Connie Traehsel Martha I’lrich Lisa Umpleby Diane Yeigel Erie Yon Allman Mike Yon Kaenel Tom Vosiek Shawn Wallare llarrietta alker Cynthia Walter Doris Walton Mike Warner Sharon Warther Bill Wea er Mar ebb Rose Ann Weston Ronald Wills Doyle Winkler Wendy W isselgren Barbara Wolfe Jody Woods Robert Woods Debbie Wright Anne Yeager Todd Yoons Drew Yosirk Tamniie Zifer 160 THE CRAZY EIGHTS Robert Becker Charles Bierie nita Bi ler Tracie Black Toni Bleininger Bill Blickensderfer Paula Bower Douglas Abel Kellie Adams Tamm) Mhert Marianne Alesiano Tim Altier I a i l Angel Paul rcher Kimberly Arthurs Tom uhihl Tom Baker James Balder Darla Beavers John Bradford Brigitte Breyer Diane Brink Cindy Brown Cindy Burgess Brian Burrell Beth Burrier Marty Chumney Lisa Clark Matthew Cohen 162 Todd Coyle Nancy Cramer Susan Cramer Dan Crone Mark Crow Lisa David on James Davis Steve Degen Christy Dessecker Michael DeVanlt Ho hi n Dickey Edward Dolts Jeff Dot Is Linda Dreher Dan Diinimermuth Melinda Du pier Lisa Dusenberry Hiihard F.dwards Cindv Lnglish Judy Eichel Tom Eigner Kenneth Emery Todd Espenschied John Kvani Rebecca F arnsworth Kevin Farrar Holly Feati The class of 1981 once again proved to be the ROWDIEST class in the whole school (says them)! Just look at all these smiling mugs on these pages. Especially that mug face on the far left. Where did he come from? Someone has informed me that he is the madman Craig “BIG STIFF Weiss???? Those class parties are just a scream says eighth grader Kellie Adams (above) or is she just screaming because she happens to he lucky enough to stand beside the famed Tom Eigner ??????? ??????? I s eighth graders think we happen to he better than any other class of 1981! After all we’ve actually made it through two years of Junior High, (didn’t we) !!?? Who knows, maybe we’ll even be back next year???????????? 163 EIGHTH GRADERS RUB AND t Ia)h Fisher Tern Fork If r IVnm horstrom cndv Forinei Tim Fox Mat the %% France Bill Gerber Jan Gerber l)a id Golden Sherry Gow Lucinda G rewell (par) (� ri«en Tim Grimm ke in Hale Ron Hall PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Emmett Braglin Natalie Breyer Marsha Bridgewater Keith Burgess Connie Burkhart Melanie Burkhart Wendy Burrell Teresa Busby Mirhael Butt Kevin Cain Paul Carey Cynthia Chadrue Donald Chamberlain Jeff Clark Bruce Clay Jill Cochran Vincent Contini Julie Cookson John Corsi Joe Coyle Stephanie Cox Michaei Cozart Julie Critea Greg Crooks Janice Croto Melissa Crowell John Cunningham Tony Daley Richard Davidson 173 “MUCHOS” SMILING FACES Patricia Davis John Denning John Dessecker Tricia Dessecker Mike Dickens Lyle Dickey Jahala Doney Melinda Dolts Julie Douglas Andrea Douthitt Jeff Edwards Marvin Eggerton Lisa Ehrhart Paul Elliott 174 Kim English Julie Evans Freddy Fail Mike Feller Todd Feulz Doug Fishel John Fisher Rodney Flauhaus Karen Flickinger Mike Flora Pally Fockler Bob Fondriest Dan Fortney Kathryn Fox Bruno Frank Wesley Garner Lisa Garwell Misty Gallon Tim Gibbs Dennis Golden Vickie Goosman Pam Goss Ron Graham Charlene Grove Jodie Haas James Hagloch Kathy Hagloch Sally Hagloch Chad Hammerstrom Chel Hammerstrom Connie Haney 175 Mark Harmon Paula Harmon Cindy Harper Marie Haynes Peggy Hellem Janel Hershberger Ginger Hixenbaugh Mike Horn Linda Houston Melinda Huff Brian Hutras Chris Hutras Brian Iokes I-eo Incarnato Marlena Ionno Suzanne Jackson Wendy Jenkins Jenny Jennings Darlynn Johnson Tim Jones Shelly Jordon James Karl Don Kaufman Brent Kelker Mary Kay King Mark Kirkhride Dan Knotts Jeff Korns Kevin Korn Lori Krause Todd kreig Ix ri Kutcher Kelly Kutz Carrie Lawrence Mary Ann Lieser Belh Loader Jane Luthy Kirk McAfee Mike McCammon Bob McCaslin Mark McConnell Bruce McDonnell Paul McDonald Jim McDougall Tim McKenzie Tina Mcl andsborough Beth McMann Janice McNutt Brooke Mackey Bob McHaffey Tammy Maher Susan Margletta Amy Marlowe Greg Marsh Jon Marshall Missy Mason 177 WE AIN’T SEEN NOTHIN’ YET Doug Maurer Barbara Mayhaugh Brian Mayfield Tim Meechan Debbie Meeker Lori Meese Stephen Meese Mike Menecr Brent Menefee Kim Mill Scott Miskimen Barbara Moore Kelly Moore Sally Moore Da id Morris John Morris Kristie Morris Stephanie Morris Bill Morrison Kim Morton Krika Mounts Steve Mullet Carol Mumma Larry Murphy Melanie Murphy Sharon Muren Mark Murray Mark Myers Brian Nepsa Gina Nigro Sherwood Ohler Mark Owen Julie Packer Jt-i. Padro Ron Patterson 178 Slew Patterson John Peten«on l-nirii- Plunk Joyce Polan Anna Marie Pruni l ori Rauschenhach Dan Rav Ephie Ray Libby Rehm Roger Renner Joyce Ren lac h Dale Rieger Pennv Rinehart Ix ri Rio pel David Roman John Rosts Chris Ruegseggcr Robyn Ruegsegger Wendy Saunders Harold Sayre Linda Schaar James Schlosser larslie Schoof Paula Schultz Dehhy Schweitzer 179 LOOKING GOOD!! ndy Sherders (iathy Short Melanie Short Terry Shryock John Siegenthaler Randy Slemmer Shern Smail Hen Small ridge Jeff Smitley Dave Snider James Snyder Katie Spies Hill Stalling (finger Stephan Tamara Stilgenhauer Kendall Sloops Kevin Sloops Harhara Stull Tern Swegheimer Todd Swegheimer Todd Swinderman Mark Truman Sherry Tidrirk Fred Todd Todd Tolotti Donna Toreh Ho hard Torgler (Charles Torrent 180 Melissa Touchett Tammy Trautman Cindy Tripathy Dilip Tripathy Paul Truchly Tonya Tunstall Mark Vierheller Hyle Volzer Vicki Waldo Terry Walton Kim Waters Jeff Weber Dawn Wells Kenda White Scott A. White Scott White Tonya Wigert Linda Willoughby Larry Wisentainer Dale Woods Angie York Charles Y ork Shannon Young Terry Young Jeff Zeigler Sally Zifer 181 Marc Zorzi Marcic Zorzi eaching school. This year’s teachers were, for the most part, last year’s teachers, which, theoretically, should have made this year the same as last year. But if wasn’t. Why Mr. Padgett didn’t smile on one day this year! But C. L.’s Dress and Tie Day was a big hit among chemistry students. And who can forget the films from Sparky’s class? Such learning experiences helped us pass, even though we sometimes fell asleep or oc-cassionally earned detention. The teachers and administrators worked hard trying to prepare interesting classes for uncivilized students who had a “blast.” Ah, well, blame it on society. Faculty Principals 184 Administration 186 Secretaries 187 Counsellors 188 Librarians 189 English Dept. 190 Journalism (Oasis and Jr. High Press Staffs) 191 Business Dept. 192 Math Dept. 193 Science Dept. 194 Art Dept. 195 Foreign Language Dept. 196 History Dept. 197 Music Dept. 198 Driver’s Education 199 Industrial Arts 200 Home Economics 201 Physical Education 202 Special Education Tutors 203 Cooks 204 Custodians 205 SW IRL STAFF 206 YEAR-IN-REVIEW 208 High School High School Principal Vice Principal Robert Schrock Larrv Baker It was a “moving” year for high school administration. Mr. Schrock moved to the old but newly decorated D.C.T. room. That new red carpet really helped as a conversation piece when students dropped in for a “chat.” (Some of us saw it more often than others.) Vie found Mr. Koval had moved in next door behind the glass partition, and Mrs. Contini welcomed us in a little anteroom. Quite a swell set-up! Then Mr. Baker moved in to Mr. Schrock's old office and brought along a miniature greenhouse with him. The attendance office we found in the old high school office, just where we could find it easily when summoned to explain that mysterious absence from advanced math. 184 Jr. High Principal Charles Wilson Jr. High Vice-Principal Kdward Moeller Above we see the amiable Junior High Principal, Mr. Charles ilson, talking to little Johnny Mitchell. As you can see, both are extremely enthusiastic about getting their pictures taken for the SWIRL. At left, Mr. Moeller takes his “stand with good-looking Kent Pongrat. Mr. Moeller is really a nice guy. but his motto has always been, “Walk softly and carry a big stick.” (Some have found the emphasis on the latter.) THE “PRINCIPAL” PAGE 185 BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION: Ed Went, Shirley Miller, Norma Hardwidge, Jim Zifer. Row two— LaVern King, Isabel Moore, and Bill kinneer—Superintendent. PICTURED ABOVE: Paul Koval —Curiculum Director, Donald Peters — Assistant Superintendent. PICTURED AT LEFT: Maxine Varner—Secretary to Bill Kinneer. Mrs. Miller served the Board as President this year, and Mr. West was Vice President. Mrs. Hardwidge is the Clerk. WHAT’S YOUR PROBLEM? Tom Kinf Merle Whitif Sue Canfield Ray Luyster Norma Viera Not pictured: Howard Denison, School Psychologist This year the guidance department expanded to include three full time senior high counselors. They took control of the senior high offices, forcing Mr. Shrock to set up camp in a remote part of the building. The school wishes to welcome our new addition. Sue Can-field, along with the old reliables, Tom Kane and Merle Whitis. The junior high guidance department kept as busy as ever building a solid future for the junior high students of DHS. Their doors were always open and many students took advantage of this opportunity to discuss their school problems with the sympathetic counselors. A highlight of DHS this past year was the library. Here you could find a sweet-smiling, elf-like person scampering among the biographies. (Just kidding Miss Me, we all know you’re not a gnome. Besides, your faithful sidekick. Miss Norris, doesn't care.) But seriously now folks, the library was a great place to meet friends, cause trouble, and thrash on fellow-classmates and teachers. We’d like to say a few words about the teachers’ aides. These helpers put up with a lot of hassle from kids and teachers alike. They do a great deal of work and deserve a big thank-you. HELP’S A COMIN’ Cindy Vlclnnen Sr. Hi. Librarian Linda Norris Jr. Hi. Librarian Harare Page Audio-Visual Technician Martha Blair Resource Center Librarian Shelby Smith Resource Center Aide Jayne Brown Jr. Hi. Aide Geri Newell Library Aide Kathryn Studer Reading Center Aide in-gUsh Senior High Teachers: Floyd M« Junior High Teachers: Mike Rabe Tom Daniels Bernicce Morris Susan Yurasko Georgia Dukes Bonnie Doidge te-chers English! Whether it was Basic English in the 7th grade or Myths Legends in the 12th, the students of Dover High did their best to improve their reading and writing abilities and master their nouns and verbs. After taking the required English in Jr. High, there was a wide range of courses from which to choose in the Sr. High. To improve reading, the choice could be Modern Novel, Great Books, or Advanced Reading, while writing skills were learned in Expository Writing and Advanced Writing and Research Techniques. 190 SCHOOL’S REPORTERS OASIS Staff: Row One: Mr. Contini. Doug Hufford, Eric Helvenston, Chris Marlowe, Peggy DeGraw, Stephanie Miller, Jennifer Pollt. Row Two: Beth Keitch, Dave Flynn, Chris Flora, Gail Hootman, Rita Newell. Row Three: John Gilmore, Duane Winkler, Tom Beil, Dan Moser, Connie Kutz. JR. HIGH PRESS: First Row: Jennifer Fox, Diane Brink, Holly Flickinger, Second Row: Karen Keppler, Renee Sudduth, Becky Harmon. Mandy Spies, Lisa David- son. Elaine Dalpaiz, Cindy English, Mary Hughes. Third Row: Pam Cramer, Jon Marshall Jeff Maurer, Chris Mowery, Dan Dunfee, Darlynn Johnson, Lisa W’arther. This year’s OASIS newspaper was an experimental one in the fact that we tried to incorporate photographic printing into our newspaper production. This slowed down production because we had to learn about the process first. On the whole, though, we had a good year and it was truly an educational experience. THE JR. HIGH PRESS entered its third year with Jeff Maurer as editor and Mrs. Eaton returning as advisor. Each month an edition was produced concerning the recent events. Our first issue was based on the theme “Jr. High Press Returns”, followed by the Dover-Phila game, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, and “School’s Out” issues. I certainly hope the Jr. High enjoyed this year’s newspaper for we really had fun making it. Jeff Maurer Editor 191 SIN X COS X = 70 WORDS PER MINUTE Jeanne Boieh Lynda Haidnirk Carole Huprirh W illiam Loprenli Su .anne Schubach Bruce Snyder 192 Tom Andrea —Sr. High Tom Berens—Sr. High Linda Eaton—Jr. High Jeff Kklund—Sr. High John lx mhardo—Jr. High VI illiam Padgitt—Sr. High Ann Ramnev—Jr. High Richard Tidrick—Jr. High The business department is set back in a lonely, deserted part of the building. However, it has not been forgotten. As a matter of fart, it is one of the most frequently visited places in DHS. Here they offer a wide variety of courses to help us survive in the big, cruel working world. Here we can learn everything from managing a business to how to take quick notes in English class. The teachers of the business department have not been forgotten, either. Their smiling faces are often seen wandering through halls. They’re just making sure that life does exist in other parts of the building. Math is a subject that we have all come to know and love. As we can see from the pictures above, math teachers come in a variety of shapes and sizes. But don't let their appearance fool you. They really ARE teachers. And believe it or not, all of them have at least a sixth grade education. Above we can see Mr. Andreas at work, busily deciding who will be next year’s five starters, er, I mean busily grading papers. (Sorry, Mr. Andreas, but the name on your briefcase threw me off.) 193 Above: The King of the Science Department supervise hid “jester consisting of Ellen Pretorius, Lisa YonKaenel, Ginger Deeds and Maryann Mckenzie. Pictured at right, left to right: Ted Martin. Kathleen Sanders. Stuart Ferbrache. Tom Connor, Donald Keller, Howard (Sparky) Lorson, Doug Strickmaker. Tom Armstrong, Martha Thomas and C. Leroy Schrader. 194 The most dynamic and successful department in the school had a fantastic year. The advanced art students won more award) than they could possibly handle. kriKty Deet . pulled down fin t prize in the Canton Cultural show. West Liberty Art Exhibition and won a merit award in the Governor's Youth Art Exhibition. Rhett Mackey's talent was rewarded with the Governor's Award, and prizes at West Libert) and Canton. Other talented prize winners included Vivian Law, Ellen Pretorius, Beckv Walter, Cindy Sippel, Steph Space, Teri Gunnoe, Dave Carman, Mark Keffer, Brad Buss, Paul Mowrey, Eric Ilelvenston. Mark Suddulh. Sally Ballen-tine. Garth Marburgcr. and the famous ar-lisl cydist Mike Brown. Credit is also due to Miss Kennedy, Mrs. Hawk and the Grandmaster himself, Bryce Browning. One sad note was the news of the questionable priorities involved in the budget cuts that claimed Mrs. Hawk for next year. Teachers pictured above from left to right are Bryce Browning, Jeannine Kennedy, and Susan Hawk. 195 HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF History repeated itself again this year with the same historic teachers. The history teachers had a great year, historically that is, with the election and so forth. The new class. Problems in American Democracy, taught by Mr. Henry and Mrs. Limhach, even went to the Inaugural to see Jimmy’s smile. They eventually got there, despite train problems, but most seem to have enjoyed visiting Washington D.C. Well this wraps up another historical page in the Swirl of 1977. Dick Marshall Jr. High Paul Mowrey Jr. High Ernest Raher Jr. High Tom Henry Sr. High Joanne l.imhach Sr. High John Marks Sr. High 196 FOREIGN LANGUAGE This year’s Foreign Language classes were magnifiqtie. The German Club look a trip to Germany over spring break. The Spanish Club was very active and the French Club enjoyed a busy year. This year there was even a Spanish V class which shows the increase in interest in foreign languages. Margot Dean Sr. High Josephine Geredorf Jr. High Frau Here Sr. High Irene Ko al Sr. High 197 DOVER HIGH’S “KEY” NOTES STARRING Frederick Delphia Robert Lyon Robert McFcrran Terry Krause VI alter Heck Florence Toomey Not Pictured: Sherry Hamsher You don't have to be a star . . . but it sure does help when you are teaching such talented singers, performers, musicians, and composers of the future at dear old lo ahle, but leaveable D.H.S! The “key” to such an award-winning music department is found by looking at the pictures on this page. Let’s just hope our KEYS never get rusty. PICTl RED AT RILIIT: Mrs. Toomey teaches these two ?? the “tricks of the trade ... A little magic never hurt anybody. PICTl RED BELOW: Mr. Lyon, another Boots Randolph at heart, shows these young ’ens how and why him and “Boots are so successful in this profession. CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU?! “Mario” X'ise and “A.J Raybuck. belter known as the “Little Rascals” of the Driver's Ed Department, are pictured here in their respective mu s. Qualifying for the Indianapolis 500 and or the Daytona 500 were the chief goals of this year’s Driver's Ed classes. However, due to the hazardous road conditions of this winter, they could only get as far as the Midvale Speedway. Having the satisfaction of winning the grand prize in the Demolition Derby at the Tuscarawas County Fair was the high point of the season. PICTURED AT LEFT (which by the wav is the ONLY picture at left), Mr. Wise is showing his pupils first things first, like how to find the car once they are in the parking lot. 199 INDUSTRIAL ARTS ARE MOVIN’ AHEAD Kobert Tollotti Dave Fullerman Tom Conwell Ken Mast Ste e Harmon Da e Johnson There is a lol more to the Industrial Arts Department than meets the eye. There are about nine different types of classes under the I.D.A. heading. Mr. Tollotti teaches Industrial Arts to the 8th grade guys. Mr. Fullerman teaches Photography and Graphic Arts, t'nder his guidance, five awards were won at Belden Village in the Fast Central Ohio Industrial Arts Association; 2 excellent , and 3 superiors. Pretty great, huh?! Mr. Harmon teaches 8th grade metal working. Mr. Johnson (no, not Hay) teaches woodworking and home craftmanship. Mr. Conwcll (the head of the department) teaches drafting. And last hut certainly not least. Mr. Mast, who teaches Power mechanics, electricity, and drafting. Now isn't that a lot more than you expected? All in all, I think we are pretty lucky to have such a great Industrial Arts Department. BETTY CROCKER, EAT YOUR HEART OUT!!! This department is responsible for all the delicious scents floating up from the basement and making our stomachs growl two periods before lunch. Pictured to the left is one of the new additions to our Home Ec. department. Miss Nina Allgyer. And right below her is the other addition, Mrs. Class. Two very fine teachers (right guys???!!!). Miss Miller and Mrs. Arehinal are whal you might call “oldies but goodies ; they’ve been here awhile. Our Home Ec. department has done a fine job teaching people the art of earing for their homes properly. 201 GYM WHIMS O.J. Simpson runs through airports, while Pete Rose splashes on Aqua Velva. And you thought that Physical Education was all boredom. Well, now you know how much it pays to exercise. The picture at the right shows Mr. Vleese and, well, look at the picture! Beneath it. Miss Vasbinder watches her students as they “hang around” the gym. SPECIAL EDUCATION AND TUTORS Hazel Burson Gloria Gooper Betty Evert! Carol Freshwater Geneva Geib Catherine Korns Viola Mason (.ora Menapace Peggy Burtscher Margaret Osburn Arlene Phillippi Evelyn Mills COOKS ARE working hard constantly to prepare the food we eat and when it comes right down to it we are very grateful and appreciative to them for their dedicated work to keep us on “full”. These ladies have to peel potatoes and work the ovens to prepare pizzas, hamburgers, and other delicacies known all too well to the common D.H.S. student. THEY KEEP THIS PLACE CLEAN Dorothy Pauline Van Went Edgar Gotxhall Robert E. Haa Jim Hooter Ed Iximon Norman Wood Don Walliek Albert Steely Don Shrock RAY’S ROUGHIES, PART II 206 riciured above .re ,he Swirl Staff Editor. minu. one (Sue). They ar t-arm.e Monaco. Kevin kendle. and Candy Scharein. Just look at the motley crew that comprises Ray’s Roughies Part II. Here is where people from all walks of life gather to have a good time and get credit for it. Seriously, this year's staff really outdid itself with some really memorable accomplishments. These included the least work done in one year by the most people, the most spitballs thrown on the ceiling of the girl's restroom, and finally our most cherished feat: the new world record for the DHS-Litty's-DHS Marathon. The people in Swirl Staff are really quite interesting. Where else could you find a guy that talks like Jimmy Stewart, a w hale in shorts, and three adorable sisters? No matter what anyone says about Swirl Staff, we really are hard workers. We know that this year's Swirl is great! So the next five minutes we will allow for applause. (Pause) Thank-you thank-you. In closing we would like to thank Mr. J. You were always able to come up with a snappy headline for us. And a special thanks to our Editor-In-Chief, Kevin Kendle. You did a fantastic job even though you insisted that we spell everyone's names correctly. Here are some common, regular, ordinary Swirl Staffers gathered around to come up with another fantastic layout. (Way to go, Staff!) Notice how busy they look and their big bright smiles. But don't let them fool you, they've been practicing up for this picture. In row one you find Jeff Stuber and Jim Archer. They are immediately followed by row two. They are Lisa Weiss, Aileen Silverstone, Ginger Deeds, and Bill Eigner. Here arc some more of those fantastic Swirl Staffers. (Gracious, those little devils are popping up all over!) In the very front typing up rude comments is Trac Davit. Surrounding her and ready to lynch are Pictured above are some of our editors at Graduation. Don’t they look snappy in their caps and gowns? Since we’ve already named them once we won't do it again. You know who they are anyway. Now that you’ve looked over the entire Swirl we have a short quiz for you. Can you correctly identify these three anonymous people? Hint: they are all three Swirl Staffers and were caught in downtown Dover by photographer Marty Matzinger. Mike Maurer. I)a e f arther. Dan Korth, Sally Fait, Pam Cramer, Sue Gallion. and Sue Beasley. Not pictured —Kristy Deetz. 207 1976-1977 THE YEAR IN REVIEW While the usual things occurred—classes, meetings, sports events, things already recorded in this book which make up the important part of the school year—we seek here to point out items whose uniqueness make the year truly different from other years. The biggest change that occurred during the 1976-1977 year had to center around the opening of the Buckeye Joint Vocational School. Many Doverites found it an exciting new life—a bright new building and a bright new future in careers of their own choosing. Over there in Schoenbrun at its location behind the Kent State Branch, Dover students could be found repairing bulldozers and farm tractors, making bent fenders look like new, taking care of pre-schoolers in a day-nursery situation, cooking veal parmesan, or growing and arranging flowers. One unusual art form that girls from BJVS demonstrated for Dover teachers was called “sand painting.” This involves creating designs with colored sand on the inside of glass bowls which will contain growing plants. Of course many other fields are represented at BJVS; one of the most popular is the secretarial-clerical field. Many Dover students went into such programs. But the really big story of the year was the weather. The winter of ’76-’77 proved to be the most severe in many years. Beginning in December and lasting into February, record snowfalls closed roads and blizzard conditions, coupled with sub-zero temperatures, slowed activity in the whole state to a near-halt. It was not unusual for students walking to school wrapped from ears to toes to see-8° registered on the bank's outside thermometer. Dover students missed only five days during the second and third weeks of January, but many Ohio schools were closed for a month or longer because of the weather or the closely-related fuel shortage. The picture at the top of the page shows the typical scene of the winter. Dover students, however, managed to maintain a fairly good attendance record in spite ol the drifts. Then, for its final irony, the weather gave us sweltering heat and near-drought during the last two weeks of May. The school yard looked like opening day in August instead of closing day in June as the year ena-ed. 208 ✓ —I