Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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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

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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

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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