1978—PUZZLING OR ? THE SHAPE WAS CONSTANTLY CHANGING We came back from summer vacation to a new time schedule which many late risers had a hard time adjusting to. New faces in different placed provided a change of scenery. Mr. Martin finally assigned some practical experiments to students foolish enough to sign up for Advanced Biology. (Just kidding, little Jasper.) Santa gave us a temporary lift out of the winter dulldrums. Some old traditions were broken while others were started. The spirit chain was a new idea which raked in the money and left some enthusiastic big spenders penniless. And the fireworks which took the place of the bonfire proved that changes can be for the better. GO DOVER beat PHILA 2 3 SEASONS PIECE TOGETHER TO FORM THE YEAR Days turn into weeks— Weeks blend into months— Months fade into years. Seeing the seasons changing-Changing with them— Like a big puzzle— Bits and pieces fit together. Learning- Loving— Sharing- Remembering. Holding thoughts and erasing doubts. From disillusion to enthusiasm— All a learning experience at DHS. YEARS PIECE TOGETHER TO FORM OUR LIVES THE PUZZLE GOT MORE COMPLICATED EACH YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL Sometimes high school seemed like a puzzle with 5000 pieces impossible to finish. That was when you had football practice, band and drama rehearsals, club meetings, and a research paper due. Your puzzle had turned into a maze. But how about when football season was over, the play all finished, and your club was in the black again, the puzzle became relatively simple and you found yourself looking ahead to next year when you’d have football practice, band and drama rehearsals.... 6 All the little bits and pieces of our experiences came together one at a time to form our high school lives. The first big thrill might have been when you made first string quarterback way back in Pee-Wee Football, or maybe when you made cheerleader, or class officer in 7th grade. No two people were alike. We took different classes, ran around in our own cliques, and took part in different activities. But no matter how different we all were, we all come together to be part of DHS. THE CRYSTAL BALL Speeches by the candidates on the theme of “how” a homecoming queen represented Dover High School transformed this year’s homecoming assembly into an entertaining event that set the tone for the day. During the pregame ceremonies, Stephanie Marazsky, escorted by Terry Burrell, was crowned homecoming queen by last year’s queen Debbie Dorn. Teri Petrullo, escorted by Cary Petrullo, and Valerie VonKaenel, escorted by Jack Polk, were attendants. Debbie was escorted by Chris Arthurs. The Tornadoes surprised the powerful Canton Hoover Vikings as they made this year’s game a challenge. Although the Tornadoes lost the game, it was a close one with the final score of 20-14. Everybody rocked at the “Crystal Ball” with Raven presiding at the traditional dance the following night. 10 RIVALS CONTRIBUTED TO THE PUZZLE The last few days before the Big Game were spent in Phila “borrowing” a few items to enhance the halls of DHS (as well as the bodies of some spirited young men). The lead-up to Friday night was the same as always except for one major change. Thursday night started with the annual kick-off dinner, followed by the snake dance which ended with a bang (ha, ha). The traditional bonfire was replaced with a wirewords display and Crater Stadium was filled with ooh’s and ah’s as the fireworks psyched up the crowd for the grand finale. Back-the-Guys really did their stuff as senior Frank Alesiano was well taken care of. His guardian angels thought the two would make a cute couple. By golly, those students really decked those halls with boughs of Beat Phila signs (courtesy of the New Phila Red-n-Black Pack, while others came from the front yards of many Phila football players). Phila rested in peace from the Junior’s Duck Heaven, to the Senior’s Duck Soup, all the way to Crater Stadium, where Dover proved its superior spirit by winning the spirit chain (way to go Sr. High). The Marching Tornadoes proved their excellent showmanship by sending BACK the clowns, and the rough-and-ready Dover Tornadoes made a hope a reality as they squished, squashed, and squooshed Roman’s Rookies. . 0 12 WE CAME: The emotions of the cheerleaders, students, and fans of all ages reached a high as nearly 7000 braved the cold for the annual renewal of the ancient rivalry. Senior players and bandsmen ran through pregame ceremonies for the last time. WE SAW: When the going got tough, the tough got going as 2nd-stringer quarterback Jeff Mamarella manned the offense due to Ted Eigner’s injury on a cheap shot early in the second quarter. WE CONQUERED: We conquered what was supposed to be the number 1 defense in the C.C. which proved to be no match for the Tornadoes as Kenny Rufener ran 70 yards for the winning touchdown, went over 1000 yards for the year, and was named the game’s MVP. The game finally came to an end, but the night was far from over as victory parties were celebrated all over town. 15 'J w - If a man does not keep pace with his companions. Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music which he hears. However measured or faraway .'- d A H nrv David Thoreau THE PUZZLING SENIORS 78!! JOHN ANTHONY ABBUHL: Basketball JONI LI I ACKERMAN DEAN WESLEY ADAMS JAMES ALLAN ADY I RANCIS ALESIANO: I ootball 12; Hi-Y 12. VINCENT RAY AMICONE: loot-ball 12; Baseball 9-12; Wrestling 9-10; Student Council 10. JOSEPH M. AMISTADI MARY NEALE ARCHER. Girls Track 10-11 ;C.O.E. 12; Leaders Club 9. John Anthony Abbuhl Joseph M. Amistadi I rancis Alcsiano Mary Neale Archer Vincent Ray Ainiconc 18 Sr. Class Officers did a good job at all the things they did. The plans for a trip, the Senior banquet, and different organized money making projects. Officers leading the class of 78 were: Historian Teri Gunnoe, President Greg Gordon, Secretary Treasurer Jane Seikel, Vice President Jill Douthitt, and Assembly Representative Teri Petrullo. Joseph Arter Valerie Lynn Bair Deborah E. Aston Stephanie L. Ault Gregory Lee Baker Mary Jo Baker Sally Jo Ballcntinc JOSEPH ARTER CHRIS ARTHURS: Basketball 9-12. PATTY ARTHURS: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Pood Service 11-12; H.E.R.O. DEBORAH 1. ASTON:Tennis 10-12; Captain 12; Future Business Associates 12; Choir 9-12; Prom Decorating Committee 11 ;Jr. Y-Teens 9. STEPHANIE L. AULT: Band 10-12; Majorette 11-12; Head Majorette 12; Band Council 10,12; Future Medical Careers 11-12; Treasure 1 2; Back-the-Guys 9-12; Y-Tecns 10. VALERIE LYNN BAIR: Band 9-12; Lab Band 10,12; Pep Band 10; Future Medical Careers 11-12; Guidance Office 11; Pit Orchestra 11; Orchestra 12. GREGORY LEE BAKER: Hi-Y 9-12; Vice President 1 2; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Football 9,12; Student Council 9-10. MARY JO BAKER: Band 9-12; C.O.E. 12. STEVE BAKER: Bowling 9-10. RICKY LINN BALDER SALLY JO BALLENTINE : Cheerleader 9-10; Art Club 9-1 2; President 12; Student Council 11; Tennis Team 12; Back-thc-Guys 9-11; Spanish Club 11; Slide Rule League 11; Y-Teens 9. Gregory Lee Barcus GREGORY LEE BARCUS: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Auto Mechanics 11-12; V.EC.A. 11-12. 19 LOOKIN’ ONWARD Ronald William Barkett Kevin Alan Barrett Cynthia Anne Barthelmch Cheryl Beavers RONALD WILLIAM BARKETT: National Honor Society 11-12; Pep Band 9-12; Director 1 2; Band 9-12; Band Council 10- 12, Vice President 11;Choir 9-12, Choir Council 10-12, President 9; Hecks Angels 11-12; Orchestra 9-12. President 12; Speech Team 10-12. President 12;Talcnt Bureau 9-12 ;Thcspians 9-12; SOUND Ol MUSIC. MURDER MY SWEET MATILDA, SOLIDGOLDCADILLAC, OLIVER. KISS ME KATI .LITTLE MOON Ol ALBAN, OKLAHOMA, “1776”, HARVEY, PICNIC. HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITH OUT REALLY TRYING. CAMOLOT, ANDROCLES AND THE LION. HEAVEN CAN WAIT, GUYS AND DOLLS. KEVIN ALAN BARRETT: O.W.E. 12. CYNTHIA ANNE BARTHELMEH: Thespians 9-10;Choir 9-12; Back-thc-Guys 9-12. CHERYL BEAVERS ROBERT CHARLES BELLER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School 11-12, Welding. ROBERT CARL BERNDT: Buckeye Joint Vocational School 11- 12, Printing and Graphic Arts; VICA 11-12; Chess Club 9. BRUCE DOUGLAS BERTLE: Loot ball 9 TINA MARIE BLACK. Choir 9,10,12;Thespians 9-10. Robert Charles Beller Robert Carl Bcrndt KATHY JO BLACK A: Tri-hi-Y 12;Band 10-12; Back-the-guys 12; Choir 9; Advanced Biology Club 1 2; Attendance office 10. BRADLY HAROLD BLAIR : Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Carpentry; V.I.C.A. President; Video Aids 9-10. SHELLY LYNN BORDER: Choir 9-12;National Honor Society 11-12; Future Business Associates 10-11; President 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11-12; Secretary 12; Back-Thc-Guys 11-12; Prom Committee 11; Bowling 9-12 PAMELA JO BRAGLIN: Choir 9 12.C.O.E. 12, I uturc Business Associates Treasurer 11, Bowling Intramurals 9-12, Leaders Club 9, Back-the-Guys 11, Sr. High Office Help 11 Girls Track 9, F.M.C. 10 LAURIE ANN BREZNAK: Class President 11. Class Scc-Trcas. 10. Band 9-12, Majorette 12, Lab Band 9-10, Band Council 9- 11, Historian 12, Student Council 9-11. Choir 9-11, Tri-Hi-Y 10- 11, Y-tccns 9. Slide Rule League 11. Back-the-Guys. Hall Monitcr 9, Prom Committee 11. TERRI DAWN BRIDGEWATER: German Club 9-12, President 12, Thespian 9-11, Biology Club 12, Sr. High Office Help 11, Back-the-Guys 9-11 GREGORY LINN BRINK CHARLES ALAN BROWN JAMES EUGENE BURGESS: Buckeye Joint Vocational School 11- 12 Industrial Elcctricty, Bowling Intramurals 9-10. Golf 10-12. TERRY DEAN BURRELL: football 9-10; Biology Hub 12. BRADLY DAVID BUSS: National Honor Society; Art Club 11-12; Chess Club 10. Bruce Douglas Bertie Tina Marie Black Kathy Jo Blacka Shelly Lynn Border Pamela Jo Braglin Laurie Ann Breznak Terri Dawn Bridgewater James Eugene Burgess Terry Dean Burrell Bradly David Buss STRIKING OUT FOR THE FUTURE Gary Dale Cole riobert Max Cihon Tim Conklc Daniel Contini Lisa Marie Cookson Rick Crone Robert Crowe Tracy Ann Davis Timothy R. Deetz BRENDA KAY CASTLRL1NE: Bowling 9; Back-the-Guys 9; OWL. 12. MARK ALLEN CASWELL: Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Student Council 9; Spanish Club 9. RUSS FAIRFIELD CHAMBERLAIN: German Club 9. ROBERT CIHON GARY DALE COLE: Buckeye Joint Vocational School; Truck Mechanics 11-12; 1 ootball 9-ll;Swim Team 9-12; V1CA 11-12; Truck Mechanics President 11. TIM CONKLE: BasebaU 9-1 2. DANIEL JOSEPH CONTINI LISA MARIE COOKSON: Future Business Associates 10-12; Office Help 9-12. RICK CRONE: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Account Clerk 11 -12; Golf 9-12; Band 9; Chess Club 9-10; O.O. E. A. II -12; Accounting Clerk Class Treasurer; B.O.E. 11-12. BRENDA LOUISE CROOKS ROBERT CROWE: Buckeye Joint Vocational School; Carpentry 11-12; Librarian 9-10. TRACY ANN DAVIS: Yearbook Staff 11-12;Co-Editor 12; Back -thc-Guys 9-12; Prom Committee ll;Mat maids 12; Biology Club 12; Spanish Club 9-10; Swim Team 9-11;Office Help 12; E.H.A. 10; Slide Rule 11;C.C. Exchange 11; N.P.H.S. Cheerleader 12. TIMOTHY R. DEETZ: Wrestling 9-12;Co-Captain 12;Track 9-12; Tri-Captain 12; Cross Country 11-1 2; Co-Captain 12; Football 9-10; Biology Club 1 2. 23 TAKIN’ A BREAK JODY DEIBEL CATHY JANE DESSECKER: Attendance Office 11,12; Back the Guys 12;Choir 9-12;Guidance Office 11. 12. KELLY P. DESSECKER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Drafting; football 10-12. HANNELORE DEWITT: German Club 9-11; Back the Guys 9. WILLIAM B. DORN MELANIE DOTTS. Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Natural Resources; ETA 11.12; 1 HA 9,10. MICHAEL ALLEN DOUGL JILL LAUREEN DOUTHITT: Student Council 9; Cheerleader 9,10, 12; Attendance Office 9,10; Sr. High Office 11; Back the Guys 9,10,12; Senior Class Vice President;COE club 12;Prom Decorating Committee; Tri-Hi-Y 10. William B. Dorn Cathy Jane Desseckcr Kelly P. Dessecker 24 Michael Allen Douglas Jill Laurcen Douthitt Mark James Dusenberry Michael A. Edwards Sherry Lynn Lgler I'd ward (Ted) Ligner Kenneth M. Engstrom MARK JAMES DUSENBERRY Track 10; Cross Country 9.10; Baseball 11. MICHAEL A. EDWARDS: Golf 10 12; Tennis 9-12. RICKY ALLEN EDWARDS SHERRY LYNN EGLER: 1 HA 9;Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Horticulture 11,12;Choir 9,10; ET A 11,12. EDW ARD (TED) EIGNER Hi-Y 10-12, President 12; Football 10-12; Tennis 9.10; Biology Club 12; National Honor Society 11,12. KENNETH M. ENGSTROM SCOTT ALLAN FELLER: Sr. Band 9-12; Lab Band 9-1 2; Band Council 12; Pep Band 9,10; Sr. High Bowling 9,10. TANYA ROCHELLE FERRIS CATHERINE ANN FESENMYER. National Honor Society 11,12; Choir 9-12; Choir Council 10-12; Bahamas Trip 11; Spanish Club 9-11; Thespians 9; Back the Guys 9-11; Mat Maids 9. DAVID BRIAN I INZER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School. Accounting; Account Clerk Vice President ll,12;OEA Vice President 12; BO I. Student Council 11; Orchestra 9; Basketball 9; OF A Parliamentarian 11. Scott Allan Feller Tanya Rochelle Ferris Catherine Ann Fcsenmyer David Brian l inzcr 25 Gerald lish Ida Jane 1-ishcr Melissa Elena Mora Linda Rae Gallion David L. Garman T. Andrew Gintz Michael John Giumenti Stephen R. Gombos GIRALD I ISH IDAJANI I 1SHLR: Art Club 9,11;Choir 9. MELISSA LLI NA I LORA LINDA RAl GALLION DAVID L. GARMAN: Art Club 9-12. T. ANDRI W GINTZ: I ootball 9-12. MICHA1 L JOHN GIUMI NTI: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Senior Truck Mechanics. 26 STI PHLN R.GOMBOS Mary Ellen Grafc James A. Gracf Randy Grascr Rhonda Gribble Gregory Paul Gordon Robert John Graham Thomas E. Grimm SENIORS. . . AT LAST GALE GORDON: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Child Care 11,12; Mat Maids 9 1 2, President 11,12; E.H.A. 10; H E R O., Vice President 11,12; Librarian 10,11; Student Council 12; Buckeye Student Council 11,12. GREGORY PAUL GORDON: Student Council 11, President 12; Senior Class President; Prom Decoration Chairman 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Audio Visual Aides 9-12; German Club 11,12; Orchestra 9-11. JAMES A. GRAEE. Basketball 9-1 2. MARY ELLEN GRAEE: Choir 9-12; I .M.C. 10-12; Bowling 9-12; Back-the-Guys 10,11; Office Help 11; Bahamas Trip 10. ROBERT JOHN GRAHAM: l oot-ball 9-12; Baseball 10-12; Wrestling 10. RANDY GRAS! R MARABETH ANN GREWELL: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Cosmetology 11,12;Track 9,10; Media Center 9,10; E.H.A. 9,10. HOLLY ANN GRIBBEN: E.H.A. 9,10. RHONDA GRIBBLE: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Child Care 11, 12;E.H.A. 9; H.E.R.O. ll,12;Stu-dent Liberian 9,10. THOMAS GRIMM: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Heating and Air Conditioning, President 11, Treasurer 12. 27 SENIORS ARE RAMBLIN’ TER1 LYNN GUNNOE: Class Historian 12;Tri-Hi-Y 12;Back-the-Guys 9-12; Art Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9,10;Tennis 12; Bowling 9,10; Prom Committee 11; OASIS Staff 12. JAMIE LYNN GURNEY: Track 9; Leaders’ Club 9; Spanish Club 9. EDWARD CLYDE HARMON BARBARA J. HAWK: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, High-Skilled Stenographer 11,12; O.O.E. A. 11,12; Choir 9,10; OLIVER 9. KARLA F AITH HAYNES: C.O.E.; Librarian. MARCIA K. HEFNER: Cheerleader 9; Student Council; Choir. CALVIN JAMES HEID: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Carpentry 11,12; V.I.C.A. Officer 11,12; Football 9; Baseball 9,10;Choir 9,10. Karla Faith Haynes Jamie Lynn Gurney Marcia K. Hefner Barbara J. Hawk Calvin James Heid 28 To the above right we see the infamous Saturday Night Poker Club. Also known as F.G.A. (Future Gamblers of America), the club meets regularly every once in a while, usually on Friday nights. The purpose of the club is two-fold. Firstly, to weasel as much money as possible out of each other, and secondly to promote the delinquency of minors, with special emphasis on poker, cigars, and wild women (see picture to right). Membership is based on race, color, and religion (or lack of it) and above all, poker playing ability. To become a member, one must demonstrate a complete lack of skill or luck in gambling and anyone who has no knowledge of the rules of the game is especially welcome. (Don’t worry, the boys will tell you if you win.) The officers from left to right are Wayne Rentsch, Vice President;Tim Deetz, Co-Vice President; Jack Polk, Assistant Vice President;and Mike Youmans, Chaplain. (Not pictured is the treasurer who hasn’t been seen since October.) mm WIUOSOWIT. nvato LeHItOSOfHT Austin Jay Henry Sally Ann Heppcnstull Dennis E. Hershberger Jerry Hisrich Vera Sue Holcomb Gail Anne Hootman AUSTIN JAY HENRY: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Automobile Mechanics 11,12; Dover Industrial Arts Club 9; V.l.C.A. 11,12. SALLY ANN HI PP1 NSTALL: Band 9-12; Orchestra 12; Pit Orchestra 11,12;Tri-Hi-Y 9,10. DENNIS HERSHBERGER: OASIS Staff 12; Baseball 11,12; Bowling 11. LINDA SUE HERSHBERGER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, f ood Service 11.12; H. I R .0.11,1 2; I . H. A. 10; Office Help 9,10. TAMMY HESS: Track 9; Spanish Club 9. CAROL JOLANE HICKS: Choir 9, 10; Buckeye Joint Vocational School, B.O.E. 11,12;! H A.9.10. WORTH NICHOLS HIRNING: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Drafting 11,12; V.l.C.A. 11. Vice President 12; Spanish Club 9; f ootball 9; Wrestling 9. JERRY HISRICH Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Machine Trades; V.l.C.A. Class President. IVAN MAST HOCHSTETLER VERA SUE HOLCOMB: C.O.E., Vice President 12; Back-thc-Guys; I B.A. 11; Librarian 10,11. GAIL ANNE HOOTMAN: Student Council 9-11; Art Club 9-12; Tn-Hi-Y 10; Back-thc-Guys 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Bonfire Committee 11; Volleyball 12; Class Officer 9;OASIS Staff ll;Y-teen9. 29 SENIOR SMILES SHIRLEY ANN HOSTUTLI R: Cosmetology 11,12. Buckeye Joint Vocational School; Choir 9,10; I .11.A. 9,10;OLIVER; V.l.C.A. 11,12. CAROL HOWELL: Child Care, Buckeye Joint Vocational School 11,12; Student Council 11 ;H.E.R.O. President 11; Child Care Paper, Editor 12. JOE A. HU I I MAN: Band 9-12; Y E S. 10-12; Lab Band 9,10. KARI N ANN HUNTER Lakeview High School. Battle Creek, Michigan. MARI JO ALEXANDER HUTRAS. Student Council 9-11; Secretary 9; Y-Teens 9; Back The Guys 10,11; OASIS 12. TIMOTHY DALI ICKES KARI N IRBY: Varsity Basketball 12; Track 12; Mat Maids 12;Canton McKinley High School 9-11 DAVE JENKINS. Shirley Ann Hostutlcr Carol Howell Joe A. Huffman Karen Ann Hunter Mari Jo Alexander Hutras Timothy Dale lekes Tracy Lynne Jones Cheryl Ann Kaufman Jerry Dean Keller Martha 1 Hen Klcine Gregory Scott Kascr Janet Lynn Keener Scan Kennedy Betty Komaromy TRACY LYNNI JONES: Sr. Band 9-12; Future Medical Careers 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,12; Back-thc-Guys 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Advanced Biology Club 12. PATRICK J. KAPPLER: Baseball 9-12. GREGORY SCOTT KASER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School. Account Clerk 11,12, Basketball 9.11,12; Treasurer O.O.E.A. 12; O.O.E.A. 11,12; B.O.E. 11,12; Account Clerk vice-president 12. CHERYL ANN KAUFMAN: Sr. Band 10-12. Basketball 9,12; Volleyball 9. JANET LYNN KEENER: Back-the-Guys 10-12;C.O.E. 12; Y-Teens 9; Track 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Prom Committee 11. JERRY DEAN KELLER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Food Processing 11,12; Wrestling 9-11; Football 9.10; I .F.A. 11.12. SEAN KENNEDY: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Masonry 11, 12; Football 9; V.I.C.A. President 11. DIRK ANDREW KIMBLE MARTHA ELLEN KLEINE: Sr. Band 9-12; Band Council 11,12; Choir 9-12; Heck's Angels 11,12; Future Teachers 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,12; German Club 9-11; Plays: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying 11. BETTY KOMAROMY: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Horticulture 11,12; Sr. Band 10-12; Sr. Choir 9,10; I .F.A. 11,12. 31 ’TWAS ALL A MASQUERADE! BRENDA KAY KRETZINGER: Track 9-12;Co-Captian 12; Cross Country 10 12;Captain 12; Basketball 9-10; Leaders Club 9. CYNTHIA PAULETTE LADRACH: Student Librarian 9-10;Guidance Office Assist. 11; Sr. High Office Assist. 12. KATHY JO LANG: Choir 9-12, See. 9; Back The Guys 10-12; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; EMC 11-12; Advanced Biology Club 12; Prom Committee 11. DAVID LEHMAN: Sr Band; 9-11; Band Council 9. RONALD LENARZ MARK LIESER: Golf 9,11;Oasis Staff 11-12; Baseball 10. LARRY JO LINDBERG WENDY LITTLE. Sr. Band 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 9-11;OWE 12. SHELLY KAY LITTLEFIELD: Sr. Choir 9-12, Treas. 12; Heck’s Angels Ensemble 11-12; Guidance Assit. 12; French Gub 9; Leaders Club 9; future Medical Careers 11-12;Guidance Advisory Committee 11-12; Choir Accompanist 10-12. Brenda Kay Kretzinger David Lehman Wendy Little Cynthia Paulette Ladrach Kathy Jo Lang Shelly Kay Littlefield James C. Loibl Bradley C. Longachcr Anne Elizabeth Longer Barbara Jo Loos Wes Luthy Rhonda Marie McCulloch Mary Ann Me Dade Dona von Ardcll McDonald ROD LITTLETON JAMES C. LOIBL: Agriculture and Construction Machine Mechanics 11-12, Buckeye J.V.S. BRADLEY C. LONGACHER: Dover Football 9-12. ANNE' ELIZABETH LONGER: National Honor Society 11-12; Student Council 9-11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Sr. Choir 9-12; Sr. High Orchestra; 12; Slide Rule Team 10-12, Captain 12; Spanish Club 10-11; Girls Tennis Team 10; Thespians 9-10; Talent Bureau 9-10; Back the Guys 9. BARBARA JO LOOS: Sr. Band 9-12; Back the Guys 12;Tri-Hi-Y 9-12;COI 12. WES LUTHY: Basketball 9-12; Golf 9-12. RHONDA MARIE McCULLOCH: Band 9-12; Choir 9-11; Thespian 9; Future Bussincss 11-12; Band Librarian 9-12; Band Council 11-12;Guidance Office Assit. 12. MARY ANN McDADE: Community and Health Services 11-12; Home Economics Related Occupations (HERO) 11-12; President 11,12; Dover Mat Maid 11. DONA VON ARDELL McDONALD: Buckeye Joint Vocational School. Welding; Track 10-12;Cross Country 11-12. 33 Kenneth D. McNutt Garth Marburger Kay Maurer Rhett Hdon Mackey Ada Maltcrer Stephanie Ann Marazsky k i Angela Marino Linda Marks Sally Jane Mathews KhNNITH I) MC NUTT Basketball 9.10; Volleyball 10-12; RHETT ELDON MACKEY: Art Advanced Biology Club 12; Library Club 10,11; Jr. Leaders Club 9. Club 10-12; Football 9,10. ADA MALTERER: Back-the-Guys LINDA MARKS: Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; 11.12; Y-Teens 11; Spanish Club 11, Y-Tccns 9,10; Prom Committee 11; 12;C.O.E. Club president 12; Future Tennis Intramurals 10.11; Jr. Leaders Teachers 11 vicc-pres. 12; Special 9; Back-thc-Guys 10-12. Education Tutor 11; Lab Assistant 10,11; Junior Leaders vicc-pres. 9; Choir 9. SALLY JANE MATHEWS: National STEPHANIE ANN MARAZSKY: Honor Society ll,12;Euture Medical Careers 10-12 Vice-president 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Home- Advanced Biology Club 11,12; Ad- coming Queen 12; Advance Biology vanccd Biology Aide 12;Tri-Hi-Y Club 12; Track 11; Rose Queen At- 10-12; Choir 9-12; Back-the-Guys tendant 11; Future Medical Careers 12; Junior Marshall 11; Media Center 12; Future Homemakers 9; Volley- Aide 9-11; Spanish Club 10,11; Tutor ball 11; Library Club 9,11,12. 11; Bat Girl 11,12; Future Home- GARTH MARBURGER: Biology Club 12. makers 9; NPHS Cheerleader 12. CLYDE MATHIAS ANGF!LA MARINO: Back-thc-Guys KAY MAURER: Back-the-Guys 11,12; Spanish Club 10,11; National 9-12; Y-Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Honor Society 11,12;Tri-Hi-Y 10,12; C.O.E. 12. 34 Susie Maurer Kevin Mayfield Robert M. May Bruce Mcars Julie Ann Mears Bradley Allan Miller Brett E. Miller Darlene Marie Miller THE GREAT SUSIE MAURER: Senior Choir 9-12; Thespians 9-11; Speech Team 10; future Business Associates 10; Sr. Choir President 12; Junior Representative (choir) U;C.O.K. 12; future Homemakers 9,10; National Honor Society 11,12. ROBERT M. MAY KEVIN MAYEIELD: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Truck Mechanics, 11,12; V.I.C.A. Class Reporter 11; V.l.C.A. Class Secretary 12. BRUCE MEARS JULIE ANN MEARS: Choir 9-12. BRADLEY ALLAN MILLER: Track 11,12; football 10. BRETT E. MILLER: Track 10,11; Baseball 9; f ootball 9,10. DARLENE MARIE MILLER: Choir 9-12; Choir Historian 12; future Homemakers 10; f uture Business Associates 10; Mat Maids 11. 35 DOVER SENIORS AT BJVS Renee Esther Murphy Robert Allen Miller Michael Monaco Steven Miller Peggy Morgan Daniel Roland Minnis Lori Marie Moser Rod Murch DAVID MILLER: Band 9-12. CATHY DENISE MOORE ROBERT ALLEN MILLER: Track 9; Band 10-12; Pep Band 10. STEVEN MILLER: Tennis 10; Football 9. DANIEL ROLAND MINNIS: Buckeye Boy’s State 11; Track 9-11; Captain 12; Football 9-11; Co-Captain 12; Intramural Bowling 10-12; Basketball 9. MICHAEL MONACO: Wrestling 9; Football 9,10,12; Class President 9; Student Council 9. PEGGY MORGAN: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Diver-sitied Health Occ.; Future Homemakers 9-10; D.H.O. 11-12; VICA Class Sec. 11; MCA Class Parlimcntarium 12. LORI MARIE MOSER: Band 9-12; Swirl Staff 12; Future Medical Careers 10-12; Principal’s Office 12; Prom Committee 11; Slide Rule 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Track 9; Leaders 9. ROD MURCH RENEE ESTHER MURPHY: Librarian 10; Track 12. David Miller Jack W. Neiger Rita Lynn Newell Angela Kay Nigro MARCIA JOY MYERS: Band 9-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Chaplain 12; Spanish Gub 11; Back The Guys 12; Prom Committee 11; Slide Rule 11; Advanced Biology Gub 12. JAMES WESLEY NEDROW: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Auto Mechanics; V1CA 11-12. JACK W. NEIGER: Baseball 11-12; Basketball 9-10. RITA LYNN NEWELL: COE 12; Back The Guys 9-12; Y-Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Bowling 9,10; Oasis Staff 11. ANGELA KAY NIGRO: Student Council President 9; Secretary 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Y-Teens 10; Girls Track 9-11; Band 9-11; OWE 12. TIM NORTHROP: Wrestling 9-12; Thespians 9-12; Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Carpentry; D.I.A.C. 9,10; VICA 11,12. KAREN LOUISE OWENS: Art Gub 12; Biology Gub 12; Cheerleader 9- 12; Ms. Metric 12; Back The Guys 10- 12; Slide Rule 11; Spanish Gub 10; Y-Teens 10. — SENIORS OUT TO LUNCH THOMAS GABRIKL PACT Band 9-12. FRED PADRO PATTY SUE PAGE: Leaders Club 9. YVONNE CECILIA PARIS: Band 9- 12; Band Council 11-12; Vice President 12. ROXANNE JO PENSO: Matmaids 11.12; Librarian 11,12; Future Business Assoc. 12; Media Center 11,12; Bat Girl U;Choir9. JOHN ANTHONY PERKOWSKI: Baseball 9-12; Football 9-11. CARY CHARLES PETRULLO: Band 9-11; Future Medical Careers 10- 12; President 12;Hi-Y 10-11. TI RI MARIE PETRULLO: Homecoming Attendant; Assembly Representative 12;Student Council 10,11; Principals Curriculm Council 12; Prom Committee; Advanced Biology Club 12;SpanishClub 11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12; Back-the-Guys 10-12; Mat Maids 12; Cheerleader 9; Choir 9. Thomas Gabriel Pace Fred Padro w A John Anthony Perkowski Roxanne Jo Penso Yvonne Cecilia Paris Cary Charles Pctrullo Jeffrey Charles Phillips Susan T. Polcn Janclene G. Powell John R. Polk Patricia E. Pringle Sylvia Jeanne Pietro Larry Poorman Mark Wayne Pringle JEFFREY CHARLES PHILLIPS: Basketball 9;Golf 9-12. ROD PHILLIPS SYLVIA JEANNE PIETRO: Back-thc-Guys 10-12;Tri-Hi-Y 12; Art Club 9,10; Volleyball 12. SUSAN T. POLEN: Back-thc-Guys; Track 11; C.O.E. 12; Future Business Assoc. 10,11; Prom Committee. JOHN R. POLK: National Honor Society 11. President 12; Thespians 10-12, KISS ME KATE, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, HARVEY, YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU. OKLAHOMA, OLIVER; Hi-Y 10-12; Male Mixed Chorus 9-11; Slide Rule League 10-12; Slide Rule King 11.12;Science Club 12; Bahamas Trip 10,12; Swim Team 9-12; Cross Country 11,12; Track 10-12. LARRY POORMAN: Buckeye Joint Vocational School. Welding 11,12; V.I.C.A. Club. Class Vice-President. JANELENE G. POWELL: f uture Medical Careers 10-12;Choir 9-12; Back-the-Guys 10-12; Mat Maids 11,12. PATRICIA E. PRINGLE; Tri-Hi-Y; Future Teachers of America. President; German Club, Vice President; Future Business Assoc.; Back-the-Guys; Prom Committe; Slide Rule League. MARK W AYNE PRINGLE: Buckeye Joint Vocational School; I.V.T.; Special Education Olympics; Cafeteria Helper. 39 SENIORS SLOWDOWN ANNA LI I RAY: Back the Guys; Track;COE; Prom Committee; Choir. DlNISI RAY I ARL ANTHONY RAY ROBI RT RITIM Wrestling 9-11; Archery JOAN Rl NTSCH: Prom Ouccn Attendant 12; Orchestra 9-12, Vice President 10.11; Slide Rule 1 I, C aptain 12; National Honor Society 1 1,12; Swirl Staff 12; Student Council 12; Back the Guys 9-11;German Club 9,10; OKLAHOMA Y-Teens 9. LINDA MAR1L RIEGER: f uture Teachers 10-12, Treasurer 12; Spanish Club 10;COE 12; Attendance Office 10. RONALD ROW: Choir 9,10;OLIVER. STI VE RONDINI LLA: Prom Committee 11; Band 9-11; Spanish Club 9,10; National Honor Society 11,12. JAMES JOHN ROSS: Wrestling 9; Tennis 9; Ski Club. DIANA RYAN. Back the Guys 9-12, Chairman 10; Spanish Club 9,10;Coe; Jr. High Office Help 9; Y-Tecns 9;Track 10. John Sabino Deborah Ann Schlcgel John Ernest Schmidt Jane Lois Seikcl Diana Ryan Deborah Kay Schlosser Frederick Karl Siegenthaler JOHN SABINO: OWE. DEBORAH ANN SCHLEGEL: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Distributive Education, President 11, Vice President 12; Student Council 9.11; Leaders Club 9; Librarian 9; Girls Basketball 9. DEBORAH KAY SCHLOSSER: Band 9-12, Band Council 12; EMC 10-12; Librarian 9,11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,12;Guidance Office Help 12; Spanish Club 10; Y-Tcens 9. JOHN ERNEST SCHMIDT: German Club 10; Choir 9,10. STEVEN MICHEAL SCHWAB: Football 9-11; Wrestling 10,11. JANE LOIS SEIKEL: Class Secretary-Treasurer l2;Tri-Hi-Y 12;EBA 10,11; Vice President 12;Track 10, 11; Librarian 9-11; Office Help 12; Thespians 10; Swirl Staff 12; Prom Committee 11; Principal’s Curriculum Committee 12. FREDERICK KARL SIEGENTHALER : Choir 9-11; Biology Club 12. AILEEN ESTELLA SILVERSTONE: Band 9-12; Student Council 9-12; Class Officer 10,11; National Honor Society 11, 12;SWIRL STAI I 11, Editor 12; Youth-in-Govornment 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Biology Club 12; Lab Assistant 12; Pit Orchestra 12; Prom Committee 11; I uture Teachers 11; F uture Medical Careers 11 ;C.C. Exchange 11; Back-the-Guys 10,11; Bahamas Trip 10; I ab Band 10; Spanish Club 10; Track 9. JODY LYNN SLENTZ: Band 9-12; Majorette 12;Tri-Hi-Y 10-12; Art Club 12; Oasis Staff 12; Prom Committee 11; f uture Medical Careers 10; MARY ANN SMITH: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Cosmetology 11,12;Choir 9,10; V.I.C.A. ll,12;OLIVER 9; f uture Homemakers 9,10; Mat Maids 9. LINDA SUE SPERRY: Band 9-12; Band Council 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Spanish Club 10-11; Tennis 9. MOLLY JOY SPIES: National Honor Society 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Back-thc-Guys 12;Clinic Assistant 11. JESSICA SPRINGER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Senior Office Machines 11,12, Vice President 12; Band Council 11; B.O.E. 11,12; Band 9-11. 42 RONALD STAHL: Track 11,12; Eootball Manager 10-12;( olf Intermurals 10,11. SANDRA STEINBERG: Back-the-Guys 11. MIK1 STEPHENS: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Industrial Electricity; Wrestling 10-12; lootball 10; Baseball 9-10. Dl BBII JO STOEAN: National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 9-12; Bahamas trip 10,11; Slide Rule League 11; Back-the-Guys 9-11; Spanish Club 9,10; I uturc Medical Careers 10,11; Girls Track 9,10; Bowling Intcrmurals 9-12;Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Hall Monitor 9. CATHY JEANNE STONECIPHER DIANA STRASBAUGH KATHLEEN L. STRIMEL: I uturc Business Associates, Vice-president 11;Cheerleader 11. Captain 12; Back-the-Guys 10, 11, President 12;Girls’ Volleyball 9;Girls’ Basketball 9;C.O.E. 12; Librarian 9-11 .Spanish Club 10. JOHN B.STRUHAR: Student Council 10-1 2; Class Officer 10, 11; Prom Coordinator 11. MARK J. SUDDUTH: Wrestling 9-12, Co-captain 12; Art Hub 11,12. BILL SWEGIIEIMER : O W E. 11.12. BRADLEY DALE TELLE STEVE TERRY Ronald Stahl Sandra Steinberg Mike Stephens Debbie Jo Stofan Diana Strasbaugh Kathleen L. Strimcl John Struhar Mark J. Sudduth SENIORS AT WORK Connie Vesco Carl G. VonAllman Jerry VonAllman Lisa VonKacnel PATRICK ANNITTL TIDRICK: Band 9-11, Sec-Trcas 12; Choir 10-12; Orchestra 10-12; Thespians 11; National Honor Society 11; Treas 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; I MC 11. Public Relations Officer 12; I TA 11,12; Back-The-Guys 10-12; Girls Varsity Basketball 12. HOLLY JO TRUMAN: C.O.L. 12; Back-Thc-Guys 10,12;Prom Committee 11; Senior High Office 11;Tri-Hi-Y 10. CANDACI I LAINI TRUSCOTT: GirIs Tennis 10,11. Captain 12; I MC 10,12; Back-Thc-Guys 10-12; Spanish Club 9-12; Y-Teens 9; Slide Rule League 11; Prom Committee 11. MITCH1 LL LI I VALLNTINL: Buckeye Joint Vocational School. U.D.C.A. 11,12; Bowling 9, D.D.A.C. 9,10;C'hess Club 9. DI'BRA L. VANCL: Tennis 10,11, Captain 1 2; Basketball 9- 12; National Honor Society 11,12; I MC 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Student C'ouncil 12; Back-Thc-Guys 11,12; Prom Decorating Committee Chairman 11, Slide Rule League 11,12. PATTI VANCL: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, l ood Service 11.12; Manager Girls Basketball 11; HLRO 11.1 2; Home and Community 11. SHARON MAL VASBINDLR: I MC 11.12; Back-ThcGuys 10- 12; I BA 12; Bowling Intermurals 9-11;Office Help 1 2; Prom Committee 11. AND PLA Y Valeric VonKacncl Matthew Jon Wagner Rebecca A. Walter Mark C. Wart her Barbara Ann Wasem William Thomas Waters MARK VAUGHN: Buckeye Joint Vocational School. CONNIE VESCO: I MC 10-12;Tri-Hi-Y 12; Band 9-12; Back-The-Guys 12; Prom Committee 11; Advanced Biology Club 12; Principal's Office 12. CARLO VON ALLMAN lootball 9-12; Wrestling 9-12; Track 10;German Club 9. JKRRY VON ALLMAN: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Masonry 11,12. LISA VON KAENEL: Band 9-11; Band Council 10; Volleyball 12;Track 10; Biology Club 11. VALLRIE VON KAENEL: Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Accountant Clerk 11; Volleyball 9,10, Most Valuable Player 11; Basketball 9,10; Track 9; Leaders Club 9; Rose Queen 11; Homecoming Attendant 12. MATTHEW JON WAGNER: Senior Band 9-12; Lab Band 10. 12; Band Council 11, President 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Sons of Ralph 11,12. RICHARD ALLEN WALKER REBECCA A. WALTER: I HA 10;Varsity Gymnastics Team 9. MARK C. WARTHER: Senior Hi-Y club; Prom Decorating Committee 11. WILLIAM ROBERT WARTHER BARBARA ANN WASEM: Band 9-12,Choir 9,10,12, Spanish Club 10, ETA 11,12, Back-The-Guys 12. WILLIAM THOMAS WATERS: Sr. Band 9-12. Stage Band 10. i 2. Band Council 11. National Slide Rule League 11, Wrestling 12, Baseball 11, Sons of Ralph 10-12. 45 COOKIN’ ON THE BACK BURNER Michael Lee Youmans John F. Young James D. Zifer SALLY JO WEAVER: Sr. High Office 10-12; Attendance Office 12; Future Medical Careers 12; Back-the-Guys 11-12; Prom Committee 11. JOHN WEBB: National Honor Society 11,12;Thespians 9-12; Crosscountry 12; Chess Club 10, President 11,12; Hi-Y 12; Speech Team 9-11; Slide Rule League 9-12, Captain 12; Lab Assistant 12. THOMAS S. W END LING JR : Buckeye Joint Vocational School 11,12; V.I.C.A. 11,12; V.LC.A. Newspaper. H. EDWARD WEST: Band 9-12;Gcrman Club 10, ll;Orchcstra 9,10; Slide Rule League 11; Bahamas Trip 10; Hall Monitor 9. MICHAEL WEST: Cross Country 11; Slide Rule League 11; Football 9. PATRICK ALLAN WEST: l ootball Manager. Head Trainer 9-12; Baseball 10; Slide Rule League 11. TERRI LYNN WHITE: Art Club 9-11; Back-the-Guys 9-12; Tri-Hi-Y 9-12 Y-Tccns 9-11; Track 9-11; Volleyball 12. PAULA SUE WIKOFF: Band 9-11; Majorette 11;Choir 9,11, 12; Rose Queen Attendant 11; Bowling 9,11,12;Guidance Office Help 11. DANII L J. YEAGER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School; V.I.C.A. Treasurer 11,12; D.l.C.A. Treasurer 9,10; Baseball 10. LISA YOS1CK: Student Council 10, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Volleyball 11, Co-captain 12; Back-the-Guys 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, Chaplain 11, Vice-President 12; Biology Club 12; Slide Rule League 11; Prom Committee ll;Choir 9-12;Cheerleader 9; Track 9,10. MICHAEL LEE YOUMANS: National Honor Society 11,12; Spanish Gub 11; Chess Club 11,12; Slide Rule League 11, Captain 12. JOHN F. YOUNG: Band 9-12; Band CouncU 12; Slide Rule League 12; Pep Band 10,12; Lab Band 12; Bowling Intcrmurals 9,10; Thespians 12. FRANKLIN PAUL ZIFER: Buckeye Joint Vocational School. JAMES I). ZIFER: Class President 10;Hi-Y 10; Intermural Bowling 10-12; Baseball 11,12; Biology Gub 12; Dollars for Scholars 10. RICH ZIFER JR.. Buckeye Joint Vocational School, Ag-Ind. Mechanics Football 9,10; Industrial Arts. ALEX FINDS D.H.S. A ROMPECABEZAS A little bit of Old Mexico arrived at D.H.S. in the person of Alejandro Rodriguez Castro, this year’s only exchange student. He stayed with the Robert Kappelers, John Pattersons, and Dan Wherleys before returning at the end of school to his hometown Aguascalientes, Mexico. There, he will have to finish his last year in high school before going on to college where he hopes to major in philosophy-a decision probably brought on by his stay in our little town where he frequently felt that there was little to do but ponder life’s problems. There were certain things he liked about our school: for instance, he thought the system was generally good and he particulerly likes the way teachers get involved with the students in extra-curricular activities. But, on the other hand, he felt that our insistence on checking attendance was unreasonable, and he thought perhaps we had too much book work and not enough lab experience in many classes. Like everyone else, he disliked study hall and our lack of “pep” at games. In general, he didn’t like all the snow we had last winter, and he thinks our prices on everything are to high! For those who want to write Alex while he is sunning himself, and eating milk chocolate, and peanuts, his address is: Alejandro Rodriguez Castro Vazquez Del Mercado 134 Aguascalientes, AGS. Mexico It j THE A WAITED DAY! And man, what a day. It all started off with the banquet at the Delphian, and then off to a small party at Mary’s house. Over the weekend everyone was pretty civilized, but on the morning of May 28, look out. It was a fantastic day, as Denise Ray, bottom left, shows us. After we all went crazy during the exercises some of us jumped in the Senior car. Pictured below are Frank Alesiano, Kay Maurer, Ron Stahl, Mike West, Pat West, Greg Baker, Mark Lieser, Larry Lindberg, Holly Truman, Janet Keener, Rhett Mackey, and Bob Graham. UNDERCLASSMEN— JUNIORS SWEAT IT OUT!! This year the class of ’79 literally “sweat it out.” The pressure started to hit in early November, when the elections were held, and the school levy failed. After this you could see those seventy-niners getting nervous— “Will they make us go to school through July next year?”— Despite the school levy not passing in November, and semester exams in U.S. 20th Century and Chemistry, (not to mention Myths Legends), you’ll find that most of them “sweat it out” through the year, (although rumor had it that plans for next year were being made to graduate at the end of semester one by a few upcoming seniors). All in all, the juniors had a pretty tough year, but somehow managed to get through it with that never-ending, fun-loving, excited, hard-working (????), class spirit. (Special thanks to the junior class from K. K. for those lovely ulcers!!) Class Officers below: Pres.-E. Seni; V. Pres. B. Peterson; Sec. Treas.-K. Davis; Hist.-L. Hazard; Assembly Rep.-S. Wertz. 52 Jerry Abel Lisa Abel Becky Ackerman Shaun Arter Regina Ash Sally Aubihl Mike Badertscher Dalene Bayer Tom Beach Sue Becker David Beebe Tim Belle Ed BeHer Mike Berndt Shawn Bertie Lee Ann Bierie Kathy Bissell Mark Black Jenny Bleininger Beth Blickensderfer Larry Brown Marla Burgess Lois Casebeer Ray Casterline Kirby Clark Biddy Cornelia Dan Conkle George Contini Emily Corsi Kim Crow Jeff Crowl Sharon Cunningham Kevin Davidson Brinley Davis Craig Davis Kristy Davis Carolyn Del Re 53 Buckeye Joint Vocational School Deb Dessecker Marsh DcVault Kathy Deveny Nancy Deveny Darryl DeWitt Dalton Domer Jim Domer Pamela Dotts Sue Drake Laura Dummermuth Pat Dunlap Debbie Edwards Bob Evert Tina larrar Tammie Idler Lucille I ish Dale Fi hel Joe Fondricst Ron Fondriest Tammie Fox Kenny France Mike Frasier David Freed Joyce Fur bay Karen Gallion Doug Gar man Ann Gasser Amy Geib Jeff Qannoblc I lisa GiunKnte Laura Glenn Tom Goosman •Buckeye Joint Vocational School 54 Jim Gordon Connie Graham Terry Grimm Ken Grove Terry Haas Fred Haflinger Will Haggis Monty Hale Matt Hammond Michele Hanenkrat Judy Harmon Laura Hazard Darlene He id Steve Henry Donna Hepner Mike Herman Todd Herman Duke Hirning Tim Hodge Bob Homan Carol Homan Jeff Hostutler Bill Houglan Belinda Hupp Brian Hutras Marcia Hutras Ann In verso Tim Javens Barb Jenkins Bill Jones 55 As you can see, we have dedicated these two pages to the inferior sex of the Junior class (not to mention the rest of the population). In the picture to the right, Ken Rufener, illustrates the mental capacity of the common male. Next is Mike Berndt, confused as always as to which direction he should go. In the remaining pictures, we managed to capture rare moments of serious thought from the most unlikely specimens. In conclusion, K. K. have this to say; “It’s been real, and it’s been fun, but it hasn’t been ‘real’ fun!” Matt Judy Barb Kalich Bruce Kandel Don Kappler John Karl Todd Keffer Jay Kelker Tab Keplingcr Dan Kerns Herb Kleine Bob Kline Steve Kopec Karla Korns Ann Koval Kelly Krantz Beverly Kreisher Bertha Lang Brenda Lenarz •Buckeye Joint Vocational School 56 Nancy Lengler Pete Lieser Mark Limbaugh Dana Littlepage Alan Maize Tina Malterer Jeff Mama re 11a Regina Marino J. Marlowe Julia Marlowe Tom Marshall Ida Maurer Jerry Maurer Mike Maurer Scott McCune Bill McDonnell Kim McDowell Beth McGinley Pam NcNutt Barb Messe Eric Menccr Doug Miller Jon Miller Adcle Mills Larry Minnis Gary Miskimen Carole Moliski Steve Morgan •Buckeye Joint Vocational School 57 HARD WORKERS ? Gerald Morris Joann Morris Kathy Morrison Gaye Moser Rocky Mosley Robert Mueller Angela Niebert Jay Olinger •Buckeye Joint Vocational School John Page Joyce Paisley Kim Paris Julie Parrot Karen Patrick Sam Patterson Lisa Pauline Rich Pcnix Buzz Pence Kevin Pershing Mike Pershing Bob Peterson Debbie Philips Steve Piggot Jill Pissocra Julie Pissocra Julie Polk Pat Porter Kathy Powell Kingsland Pretorious Sue Proper Donovan Ray Kelly Reber Garth Rcdingcr Garry Rcnicker Wayne Rentsch Sarah Reynolds 58 Laurie Ricchman Linda Rieger Mark Ritcnour Ken Rufener Mark Ruefener Connie Ryan Dave Saffcll Mary Sandy Tony Sandy Anita Sanders Dee Shrump Tom Seikel Elio Seni Barb Sexton Jim Sexton Cindy Shilling Tammie Shores Amy Schrock Eric Shumaker Holly Shutt Kelly Sipple Lori Smith Steve Smith Susan Smith Ted Snyder Valorie Solley Doug Sopher Zack Space Mike Spies Robin Springer Frank Staples John Steel Karie Steffen Ann Sma llridge Carl Smith Cheryl Smith Jeff Smith Kathy Smith •Buckeye Joint Vocational School 59 Lee Stilgenhauer Brenda Straub Greg Straub Clem Stimmel Rob Swihart Steve Swihart Daune Swinderman Kevin Swinderman Brent Telle Brian Telle Jody Thompson Patty Thompson Amy Tirtonagoro Vanessa Torrent Indira Tripathy Debra Tristano Greg Vance Cathy Villard Brenda Walker Wally Wallick Betty Ward Rose Weston Mitch Wieland Steve Williams Keith Willoughby Peggy Willoughby Steve Winkler Kevin Wise Lori Wisentainer Bob Wright Mary Yockey Shelly Yockey Jim Zivic Jana Zorzi •Buckeye Joint Vocational School Sandy McDonald 1960-1977 Once in a while in the midst of a busy life we stop and think, a little sadly, of missing faces, silent voices. Remember Shaw’s comment that “youth is too valuable to be wasted on the young”? At such times we ought to decide to appreciate the life we have: the friends, the chances to work to improve ourselves, and the beautiful things we have around us. Let’s not waste youth. We know that Sandy didn’t. “We are Earth’s best, that learnt her lesson here. Life is our cry. We have kept the faith!” we said; “We shall go down with unreluctant tread Rose-crowned into the darkness!”.. .Proud we were, And laughed, that had such brave things to say. —Rupert Brooke— « SOPHOMORES Cheryl Adams Darla Adams Clark Ady Susan Amicone Catherine Amistadi Amy Jo Atkinson Donald Balder Leslie Barcus Thomas Barkett David Barnhart Tracy Beal Rick Bearducci Ron Bearducci Karina Be Her Mary Ann Berndt James Black Jody Lynn Bober Timothy Bober Patrick Boles Lori Boline Diane Border Michele Bouchard Jayne Breitenstein Rhonda Brown Kevin Burgess Kevin Burris Cynthia Buss Gary Casterline Lisa Chamberlain Tim Chumney Earl Clark Rebecca Class Scott Clay Helen Cochran 62 WERE AMAZED Ken Contini Audie Coventry Lisa Crawford Tom Cunningham Larry Daley Elaine Dalpiaz Chris Dcbois Elizabeth Deetz Doug Den bow Heidi Denison Eric Dessecker Jamie Devore Ruth Dickey Pam Diehl Robin Doidge Richard Dotts Tim Drake Tim Dummermuth Daniel Dunfee Peggy Dupler Teresa Edwards 63 SOPHOMORES Vickie Emery Connie Espenschied Connie Estepp Todd Feller Fatty Fesenmyer Tim Fisher Malissa Fisher Patricia Flaherty Brenda Flickinger Nancy Flickinger Pamela Fockler Tammy Fockler Jennifer Fox Brenda Franks James Franks Sue Frasier Jeff Froman Sharon Gallion Don Gardner Greg Garman Greg Garner Ava Gerber Jannifer Gericke John Gibbs Todd Gibbs Bill Gilmore Kris Gintz Sherry Goss 64 Leading the way for the sophomores were class officers Kris Gintz-vice president, Darlene Snyder-secretary-treasurer, Tim Drake-president, Peggy Dupler-historian, and Patty Fesenmyer-assembly representative. SURVIVE Lori Grages Kevin Gray Beth Griesen Rosemary Hafliger Michael Hagloch Jenny Haldeman Mike Hammel Michael Hanenkrat Jim Hartline Michael Heck Richard Hempher Gerald Herron Deb Hershberger Bret Hertzell Lisa Hill Herman Hilton Rebecca Hilton Jerry Hixenbaugh Linn Holmes Lou Ann Homan Chris Huffman Mary Beth Hughes Gary Hunt Lauren Hunter Teresa Hurless Maureen Hutras Don Irby Donna Jentcs David Johns Dorothy Johnson Rebecca Johnson Tom Jones Melanie Kcndlc 65 Chris Kerch Steve Kerper James Kilgore Timothy King Gregory Knotts Karen Kohr Jody Krantz Brent Kretzinger Patty Kuemerle Brenda Lahm Cheryl Lang Robert Laughlin Felicia Lengyel Heather Ley Jon Limbacker Judy Link Jill Little Mary Jo Longer Mark Lovell Heidi Ludy Bill Lusic Jennifer McCreery Steve Me Ginley Steve McKeever John McRobie Diane Magnacca Stacie Marazsky Kathy Martin Richard Mason Jeff Maurer Bill May Juliannc Maybaugh 66 Debbie Mayfield Scott Mcars Jackie Meese Chris Menefee Kris Miller Molly Miller Todd Mizer Jill Monte Brenda Moore Chris Mowery Rhonda Mueller Dale Murnma Cindy Murphy Jerry Murphy Steve A. Myers Wendy Myers Diane Newton Jeff Neiger Maurice Oglctree Donna Ott Vince Pace Kurt Packer Rick Padro Elizabeth Page Steve Parks Donna Patterson Bruce Pearson Sue Peterson Gary Petrulk) Mike Plunk Doug Phillips Ken Pringle 67 Dennis Proper Michael Puterbaugh Cathlecn Quick sail Rick Ramsey Eric Redman Tim Rehm Beth Reidenbach Rose Renicker Vicki Renicker Cathy Rinehart Tammy Rinehart David Rippel Kathy Roth Phil Ruggeri Mike Schupbach Tina Schupbach Mega Schwartz Paula Schwietzer Becky Seng Leonard Shaw James Smallridge Floyd Smear man Chris Smith Roger Smith Charlene Snyder Darlene Snyder Andy Spies Rick Stilgcnbauer Lynn Stofan Kathy Struhar Jeff Swegheimer Tim Swegheimer Dan Swcitzer Connie Swihart Dean Telle 68 SUPER SOPHS? Tammie Zifcr “This quote was not said by me at all but was made up by someone on Swirl Staff’ Peg Dupler, Class Historian. Jon Limbacher-your typical student of the class of 80.. .Better luck to the class of 81! Troy Thompson Lisa Tice Ruby Tirtonagora Connie Trachsel Anthony Troyer Allyson Ulrich Martha Ulrich Lisa Umpleby Diane Viegel Erie VonAIIman Mike Von Kaenel Shawn Wallace Cynthia Walter Doris Walton Mike Warner Sharon Warther Bill Weaver Mary Webb Ron Wills Doyle Winkler Wendy Wisselgren Barb Wolfe Robby Woods Deborah Wright Anne Yeager Drew Yosick Steve Young Todd Young FAST “FROSH” 70 Doug Abel Kellie Adams Rayma Adkins Christina Adkins Tammy Albert Marianne Alesiano Tim Altier David Angel Paul Archer Laura Arrington Kimberly Arthurs Jennifer Atkinson Tom Aubihl Tom Baker James Baklcr Darla Beavers Robert Becker Mike Bell Charles Bierie Anita Bixler Trade Black Toni Bleiningcr William Blickcnsderfer Paula Bower John Bradford Brigitte Breyer Diane Brink Cindy Brown Cindy Burgess Beth Burner Brian Burrell Marty Chumney Mike Cinercski Lisa Clark Michelle Cox Todd Coyle Tom Coyle Nancy Cramer Susan Cramer Dan Crone Mark Crow Lisa Davidson 71 James Davis Robert Decker Jay Deeds Steve Dcgen Christy Dessicker Larry Dessecker Michael DeVault Robin Dickey Concetta Domingos Edward Dotts Jeff Dotts Linda Dreher Dan Dummermuth Melinda Dupler Lisa Dusenberry Richard Edwards Judith Eichel Tom Eigner Kenneth Emery Cindy English Todd Espenschied John Evans Rebecca Farnsworth Kevin Farrar Holly Festi Lori Fisher Terry Fockler John Fondcriest Wendy Fortney Tim Fox Penny Forstrom 72 Matt France Jan Gerber William Gerber David Golden Lucinda Grewell Gary Grciscn Tim Grimm Kevin Hale Ron Hall Ricky Harmon Roy Harrold Kelly Hartline Michelle Hartz Michael Hawk Victor Heffner Tom Heppenstall Doug Hershberger Jeff Howard Lori Iberg Colin Incarnato Mark incarnato Amee Irven Cheryl Jackson William Jennings Brian Johnson Robert Jones Tim Kalp Carl Kandel Karen Kandel Scott Kastor Scott Keffer 73 Tina Keffcr Susan Keller Tracey Keplingcr Karen Keppler Keith Kerch Kevin Kerch Robert King Cody Kkine Douglas Kline Dennis Knecht Laura Kohler Kathleen Kohr David Korns Jake Korns Valeric Korth Tammy Krause Dale Kreisher David Ladrach I rank Lagatta Tammy Lahni 74 LEADING THE CHEERS Freshmen Cheerleaders, Bottom Row: Linda Rini, Linda McDowell, Mary Lusic, Sheri McHenry. Top Row; Shelly Mut-schelknaus, Christy Desseckcr, Joyce Schilling. Sandra Lane Joe Lang Kenneth Law Christina Lawrence Denise Leaf Patricia Lenarz Sandra Lewis Scott Littlefield Cheryl Littlepagc Todd Littlepage Douglas Littleton Mindy Lorenz Mary Jane Lusic Victoria Luthy Scott McCahill Jana McCaslin Jill McCombs Beth McCord Linda McDowell Sandra McGinnis Sherene McHenry Rebecca McNutt Tim Maize Mary Jane Marshall John Mathias Dale Maurer Brenda Mayfield Todd Meldrum 75 9th GRADE KNOW-HOW Joe Menges Janies Meryo James Miceli Christine Miller Debra Miller Janet Miller Kathy Minnis Janice Miskimen Lisa Monaco Joy Monte Juliana Moore Linda Moran Charles Morris James Morris Jackie Murphy Rachelle Mutschelknaus Cindy Myers Mark Nepsa Dan Newell Bobby New land Suzie Nguyen Vinicia Nolan 76 Darla Null Martha Page Sue Page Diane Paisley Lori Parrott Michael Patrick Gina Patterson Roger Pershing Catherine Pierson Dan Pietro Steve Pissocra Katherine Polen Kent Pongrat Jeff Pringle Janet Puterbaugh Brian Rabes Marlene Ray Winton Ray Holly Reber Kelly Reynolds Eugene Rice Linda Rini Matt Ritcnour Gary Roe Beth Rondinella Frank Roth Linda Rossi Karen Russell Jero' Ryan Ronald Saffcll Bradley Sayre Mike Schaar Joyce Schilling Gary Schwartz Steve Schwartz Robert Schweitzer 77 QUESTIONING FRESHMEN Steve Seikel Cindy Sexton Lloyd Shaw Bettina She pier Pamela Sherer Patricia Sherer Ned Shryock Larry Shilling Lloyd Shutt Wayne Shutt Steve Sicurclla Jeff Sigenthaler Shelly Simpson Dan Slentz Robert Smith Virginia Smith Mark Skyner Paula Snyder Scott Snyder Terry Snyder Gina Space Beth Speicher Amanda Spies Rebecca Spies James Stahl Michcll Stallings Brenda Stauffer Pamela Jo Stein Barbara Steinberg Marla Stotzer Glenda Stull Renee Sudduth Jennifer Sutton Sue Swinderman 78 Edward Swihart Lizabeth Thompson Cora Thornsley Crystal Trachscl David Tristano Douglas Truman Robert Truscott Kevin Tschudy Ricky Varnes Chris Vasbinder John Vesco Linda Villard PhilUp Wagner Dawn Wainscott Linda Walker Wendy Walker Jerry Wallace Scott Wallace Jeff Warner Lisa Warther Craig Weiss Denise Wells Sara West Jay Wherlcy Shawn White Dan Williams Valerie Woods 8th Grade Class Officers: Standing: Danny Knotts, President. Row 1: Angie York. Historian. Sally Hagloch, Secretary. Row 2: Cynthia Tripathy, Treasurer: Vicki Goos-man. Vice President. David Barbee JelT Barcus Cheryl Barker Val Barnhart Brenda Bayer Greg Bell Karen Berkshire Kris Birtcher Cindy Blacka Tammy Blair Dave Blickensderfer Tonda Bloom Russ Bordner Stacy Brady I inmet t Braglin Natalie Breyer Marsha Bridgewater Keith Burgess Connie Burkhart Melanie Burkhart Wendy Burrell 8th GRADE A YEAR OLDER. . . A YEAR WISER(?) Sandra Adkins Tracy Adkins Kim Albert Phil Alexander Tim Allen Renita Ankrom Perry Atkinson Jeffrey Baker Penny Baker 80 Michael Butt Kevin Cain Cynthia Chaudrue Donald Chamberlain Jeff Clark Bruce Clay Brett Cochenour Jill Cochran Vince Contini Julie Cookson John Corsi Joseph Coyle Stephanie ('ox Michael Cozart Julie Crites Greg Crooks Melissa Crowell John Cunningham Tony Daley Richard Davidson Patricia Davis John Denning Tricia Dessccker Mike Dickens Lyle Dickey J a ha la Doney Julie Douglas Andrea Douthitt Jeff Ldwards Lisa I hrhart Paul Elliott Kimberly English Julie Evans I red I ait Mike Idler 8) Todd Fcutz Doug Fishel John Fisher Rodney I lauhaus Karen I lickinger Michael Flora Patty Fockler Robert Fonderiest Dan Fortney Kathryn Fox Bruno Frank Denise Freetage Wesley Garner Lisa Garwell Misty Gatten Tim Gibbs Dennis Golden Vickie Goosman Pam Goss Ronald Graham Charlene Grove Jodie Haas James Hagloch Kathy Hagloch Sally Hagloch Chad Hammcrstrom Chet Hammerson Connie Haney In memory of: Stephen Mcese and Marlcna Ionno. 1963-1977 1962-1977 There’s a certain slant of light On winter afternoons. That oppresses, like the v'eight Of cathedral tunes. Heavenly hurt it gives us; We can find to scar, But internal difference Where the meanings are. Emily Dickinson 82 Eighth grade cheerleaders: Kim Morton, Terri Mcldrum, Melissa Touchett, Kelly Kutz. Marcie Zorzi, Andrea Douthitt, Melissa Crowell. Terri Solway. Lori Harmon Mark Harmon Paula Harmon Marie Haynes Peggy Hellom Janet Hershberger Ginger Hixembaugh Michael Horn Linda Houston Melinda Huff Michelle Huff Steve Hunt Chris Hutras Brian Ickcs Steve Incarnato Suzanne Jackson Wendy Jenkins Jenny Jennings Darlynn Johnson Shelly Jordan James Karl Donald Kaufman Brent Kelker Mary Kay King Mark Kirkbride Dan Knotts Jeffrey Korns Kevin Korns Lori Krause Todd Kricg Lori Kutchcr Kelly Kutz Carrie Lawrence Mary Ann Liescr Beth Loader 8th GRADERS ARE BROKEN BUT UNDEFEATED Lisa Lusk Jane Luthy Mike McCammon Robert McCaslin Mark McConnell Paul McDonald Bruce McDonnell James McDougall Mike McKenzie Tim McKenzie Elizabeth McMann Brooke Mackey Robert Mahaffey Tammy Maher Susan Margletta Amy Marlowe Gregory Marsh Jon Marshall Melissa Mason Doug Maurer Barb Maybaugh Brian Mayfield Tim Mcechan Deborah Meeker Lori Meese Terry Meldrum Mike Mencer Brent Menefee Kim Mills Scott Miskimen Barbara Moore Kelly Moore Sally M ore John Morris Kristie Morris Stephanie Morris Bill Morrison Kimberly Morton Erika Mounts Andrew Mueller Steve Mullet Carol Mumma Sharon Murch Larry Murphy Melanie Murphy Mark Murray Mark Myers Brian Nepsa Gina Nigro Mark Owen Julie Packer Jean Padro Tammy Page Ronald Patterson Steve Patterson John Peterson Laurie Plunk Joyce Polen Anna marie Pruni Lori Rauschenbach Dan Ray Ephie Ray Elizabeth Rehm Roger Renner Joyce Rentsch Dale Rieger 85 Penny Rinehart Lori Rippel David Roman John Ross Chris Ruegscgger Robyn Ruegscgger Wendy Saunders Harold Sayre Linda Schaar James Schlosser Leslie School! Paula Schultz Teresa Selway Cathy Short Melanie Short Terry Shryock John Siegcnthalcr Randy Slcmmcr Ben SmaBridge Jeff S mil ley James Snyder Katie Spies William Stallings Ginger Stephan Tamara Stilgenbaucr Barbara Stull Terry Swcghcimer Todd Sweghcimcr Todd Swindcrman William Thayer Mark Thurman Sherry Tidrick 86 I red Todd Todd Tolotti Daw na Torch Rick Torgler Charles Torrent Melissa Touchett Tammy Trautman Cynthia Tripathy Dilip Tripathy Paul Truchly Tonya Tunstall Mark Vierhelier Hyle Volzer Vickie Waldo Kim Waters Jeff Weber Dawn Wells Kenda White-Scot t White Steve White Tonya Wigert Linda Willoughby Larry Wisintainer Dale Woods Angela York Charles York Shannon Young Terry Young Jeff Zeigler Sally Zifer Marc Zorzi Marcie Zorzi 87 SEVENTH GRADE HAS SPIRIT Monica Abel Shane Abrecht Girl Ady Pamela Alesiano Bruce Allenbaugh John Allenbaugh Todd Altier Judy Amistadi Harry Angel Brenda Ankncy Brett Archinal Wayne Atkins James Austin Penny Bailey Paul Bair Todd Barr Michael Bayer Katherine Beach Scott Beal Sonjia Beavers George Beitzcl Tim Bisscll Wendy Blake Lori Blidccnsderfcr Lisa Bo line Rick Braglin Tommy Brill Charles Brown Bruce Buckhor Michael Burricr Paul Burrier Wendy Busby Becky Butler Michael Cerconc Hugh Chambers Joan Chaudrue Lew is Clark Marty Clinton Chris Conley Amy Contini Donald Cozart Bonnie Crowe We seventh graders started the year off trying to out-scream the upperclassmen in the class cheer. Trying to find classes like General Music, Art, Science, and even the cafeteria seemed to be a chore. We met alot of new friends and kept alot of old ones. We even had class parties, a hillbilly barn dance, and a few dances at the Y.M.C.A. not to forget all the contests the student council sponsored. IS SHOWING OFF Kevin Dalpiaz Brent Davidson Donn Davis Doug Dearth John Decker James Dcibcl Elizabeth Del Rc Robert Devney Melinda Dickens Mark DcGcnova Steven Domcr Anthony Domingos Ivy Doney Scott Dun lay Todd Dunn Lori Dusenberry Jack Edwards Susan Eichel Dana I igner Tim Engstrom Patricia Everett Michelle Everhart Alan I elgcnhauer Cathy Idler Bobbi I eutz Ronald I lickinger trie I oltz Sarah l ox Jon I ranee 90 Although we the Seventh Graders of 1977-78 took our bumps and bruises, we came on strong to finish off what turned out to be a Fine Year. We were all fired up by the end of our first year, ready to charge further into Dover Jr. High and leave way for new students, to take on new responsibilities. Mary Franks Larry Frey Leigh Gallion Erik Garwell Dana Gasser Wendy Gerber Sherry Gingery James Giumcnti Philip Gordon Cathy Goss Beverly Graef Danny Green Sherri Gunnoe Patty Haller John Haney Mary Beth Hawk Bart Herman Gregory Herman Tracy Herron Daryl Hershberger Sherri Hisrich Raymond Hilton Darla Hockenberry Cara Hollingsworth Kennith Holmes Patricia Homan David Huff Angela Hupp Calvin Hunter Wendi Ibcrg 91 Seventh Grade Cheerleaders pictured bottom right: Julie Smith, Kathy Feller, Dana Signer, Lori Dusenberry, Sherri Gunoe, Lisa Bo-line, Charlene McHenry, Beth Rini. SEVENTH GRADERS SURVIVE THE FIRST YEAR Lora lekes Pamela lekes David Immel Scott Immel Jon Jennings Gary Johnson Jane Karl Merry Keffer Scott Kellicker Beth Keplinger Lonnie Kimble Cindy King Jan Krantz Barbara Kurtz James Lanza Kimberly Law David Leatherman James LeMay Brent Ley Robert Loibl Kirk McAtec Mary McCullough Jody McDonald Charlene McHenry Kimberly Mclntire Tricia Mallcrnce Mickey Mamarella Julie Margletta Peter Marshall Sonya Marshall Matthew Mathias Brian Matthews Evelyn May Terri Meese Eric Mills John Mills Amy Mizer Karen Mizer 93 HELLO EIGHTH GRADE, Todd Mobley Laura Moeller Steve Moser Catherine Mosley Margaret Murphy Tim Myers Lisa Nading Scott Newell Jan Neigcr Tammy Ott Kelly Patrick Timothy Patrick Randy Pershing James Pierson David Poke Kris Polilli Robert Porter Russel) Porter Teresa Powell Valeric Pretorious Stephen Ramsey Sherry Ray Kelly Reich man Debra Rcigcr Mary Reigcr Ross Renicker Mizabcth Rini Paul Rogers Darla Rothacher Mitchell Rothacher Patti Rufener Theresa Schupbach Lisa Schwartz Debbie Schweitzer Dennis Schweitzer Ronda Selway Ronald Seni Tracy Sheaffer Rod Shcrrcll F.ric Smith Gary Smith Jeffrey Smith Julie Smith Kenneth Smith Ronald Smith Amy Speicher Susan Sperry Kevin Staffer I rick Stcaley 94 Sally Steel Carol Stephan Melissa Stephans Susan Stofan Susan Struhar Cary Stutzman Douglas Swihart Kathleen Swihart Mike Taylor Shannon Taylor Joseph Tedesco Karen Torch Mike Tristano Ronald Ulrich Todd Wagner John Walker Adora Wallick Danny Warther Lisa Watkins Regina Weston Brenda Wherley Joan Wherley Jodi White Don Whittingham Sonya Woods David Young Robert Zaugg GOOD-BYE SEVENTH GRADE 95 ATHLETICS— THE ATHLETE: One who is trained to compete in exercizes, sports, or games requiring physical strength, agility, or stamina When the one great ScoW mfcs To write against your name. Me writes not that you won or lost But how you played the game. Crantland Rice 8S88SjSSSSS;gj ■mm -=!■!: - IIIIIIIMIIMI hiiiih ' • ■■at 97 TORNADOES SWIRL TO WINNING SEASON The 1977-78 Dover High School football team came through with yet another winning season with a record of 5-4-1 on the year. Their Cardinal Conference record of 4-1-1 was good enough to earn them a tie for second place. The 77-78 year included alot of close games which will be remembered. The Tornadoes led the conference in rushing and receptions and were second in passing and punting. With the absence of defensive back coach Tim Raybuck, it took the secondary a while to adjust but with the coaching of John Marks, the inexperienced backs improved each week. The team lost only two defensive and five offensive starters, so look out C.C. in 78-79. A. With 12 Seniors, Ted Eigner and Mark Caswell were named co-Most Valuable players, with Andy Gintz receiving the Best Blocker award; Dan Minnis, Best Tackier; and Carl Von-Allman, Most Improved. B. Tornado defense plays Ring-Around-The-Ram. C. Dover D-Men derail the Wilson Express. D. Ah, (« % !!! E. “Look what I found!” Jim Gordon intercepts an Ashland pass. F. “It’s mine, 1 saw it first. Dan Minnis tries to steal the coin from the referee. GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL QUANTITIES The seniors of 1978 ended their high school football career with a fine overall record and were C.C. Champs two out of the three years they played varsity ball. All seniors lettered this year, with Ted Eigner walking off with a third year letterman award. These 12 “hard-core veterans” provided the team with experience and leadership. SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS: Row I Vince Amicone, Carl Von All-man, Co-Captain Ted Eigner, Brad Longacher, Mike Monacco, Trank Alcsiano, Row 2-Greg Baker, Co-Captain Dan Minnis, Andy Gintz, Bobby Graham. Mark Caswell, Kelly Dessecker. A. “Come on. Dad, let me in the game, begs Ted Eigner. B. One of the Gaymont Rednecks tears away Mark Caswell's jersey. At GETTING READ Y FOR THE FUTURE And now the juniors-what a crowd: 24 out of 25 juniors lettered and some of those awards were presented for the second year in a row. 13 of the 24 honors went to offensive and defensive starters. Matt Judy, Steve Kopec, Zack Space, and Steve Williams were chosen as 2nd team All Cardinal Conference. JUNIOR TEAM MEMBERS: Row 1-Todd Herman. Doug Sopher, Greg Straub, Jon Miller, Keith Willoughby, Jim Domer, Ken Grove, Mark Black. Row 2-Jim Gordon, Ken Rufencr, Jay Kelker, I rankle Staples, Mark Limbaugh, Steve Williams, Kim Zivic, Jeff “White Shoes’ Mamarella, Matt Judy. Row 3-Bob Kline, Steve Swihart, Steve Kopec, Head Marshall, Matt Hammond. Monty Hale, Steve Winkler, Zack Space. A. Jay Kelker runs one back. B. Steve Kopec throws a crushing block. DHS HAMBURG SQUAD. . . And of course, the sophomores. Boy, are these guys tough. They were undefeated their freshman year and this year they led the reserves to and 8-0 record. Eight sophs lettered this year and four earned the rights of starting positions on the 77-78 varsity team. They were Tim Bober, Jamie Devore, Eric Redman, and Robbie Woods. Alot of other rookies saw some action on specialty teams and will prove to be a big plus for coming yars. SOPHOMORE TEAM MEMBERS: Row 1 -Tim Bober, Tim Drake, Bill Gilmore, Jeff Froman, Jerry Murphy, Ricky Padro. Eric Redman, Johnny Umbacher. Row 2-Troy Thompson. Andy Spies, Ken Pringle, James Black, Todd Mizer, Dan Sweitzer, Mike Warner, Tim Chumney, Tim King. Row 3-Jim Smallridge, Bill Lusic, Jeff Sweg-heimer. Mike Puterbaugh, Kevin Burris, David Johns, Robbie Woods, Don Irby. A. Tim Bober breaks one loose B. Jamie Devore gets help taking off his shoe B ♦ REDMAN’S HOPE GOES 5-2 FRESHMAN TEAM MEMBERS: Row 1-Jim Micdi. Jake Korns, Dan Newell, Tad Schilling. Jim Morris, Kevin Hale, John Zifer, Roger Pershing, Marty Chumney. Bob King. Row 2-Bob Hawk, Brian Burrell, Matt France, Ned Shryock, Colin Incarnato, Mike Cincreski, Rob Jones, Tim Aubihl, Bob Becker, Mike DeVault, Shawn White, Tim Fox. Row 3-Kent Pongrat, Jay Deeds. Dave Angel. Scott McCahill. Jeff Sigenthaler, Steve Degan, Vic Hefner, Jamie Davis, Dave Korns, Rick Edwards, Brian Johnson. Row 4-Mike Zuchcgno, Tom Eigner, Tim Altier, Todd Espenshied, Mike Patrick. Gary Griesen, Cody Kleine. Rick Zuercher, Steve Trichly, Bill Gerber, John Vesco. 4 ($ 103 TAKIN’ IT TO THE HOOP The DHS Basketball team of 77-78 finished the year with a record of 7-12 overall. The team had a fine year even though the record didn't show it. They had a lot of exciting and close games, some that they won, and some that they lost. They broke even with Phila, winning once at home, and losing once at Phila. The team finished the year with a respectable 4th place in the Cardinal Conference. The team was tall and had two very quick and efficient guards in seniors Wes Luthy and Greg Kaser. They all worked well together, but as everyone does, they had their rough spots. The reserves also finished the season with a fine mark of 7-11 on the year. The junior varsities did a fine job and showed us much promise for Dover High Basketball in the future. D.H.S. CAGERS Varsity team members were: (bottom) Robbie Woods, Jeff Mamarella, (top) Coach Andres, Jim Graef, Steve Kopec. Chris Arthurs, Greg Maurice Ogletree, Eric Dessecker, Wes Luthy, Greg Kaser. Baker, Mark Caswell, Ron Wills, and Coach May. wmam i m Massillon Zanesville Coshocton (layuiom 9 - E__I OUR FUTURE Reserve team members were: (bottom) Troy Thompson, Todd Mizer, (top) Coach May, Dave Johns, Matt Hammond, Bob Peterson, Steve Jeff Niger, Eric Redman, Steve Williams, Ken Rufener. Smith, Craig Davis, Mike Badertcher, and Don Gardner. Kighth Grade team (middle): Row 1: John Denning, Bruno t rank, Larry Wisintainer. Mike Flora, Steve White, Dennis Golden. Billy Morrison. Row 2: Todd Kreig, Don Laufman, Jeff Korns, John Foss. Mark Meyers, Terry Shryock, Vince Contini, Kris Birt-scher. Row 3: Greg Crooks, Gred Todd, Steve Mullet, Mark Thurman, Mike Dickens, Dan Knotts, Dale Woods, Butch Braglin. Row 4: John Peterson. Jeff Weaver, Lyle Dickey, John Corsi. Bob Mahaffey. Absent: Brett Cochenaur, Chris Hutras, Doug Maurer. Ninth (top) Row 1: Carl Kandel, Marty Chumncy, Jim Stahl, Tad Schilling, Ken Law, Jim Morris. Dan Dummermuth. Row 2: Bob Becker, Vic Hefner, Matt France, Brian Johnson, Joe Menges, Cody Klienc, Rick Zuercher, Tom Figner. Row 3: Bob Smith, Todd Lspenchied, John Vesco, Bill Gerber, Steve Truchley. Seventh Grade bottom: Row 1: Steve Ma-Cartny, Jim Lanza, Rick Braglin. Kevin Dal-piaz, Lou Clark, Todd Mobley, Scott Kel-licker, Steve Ramsey. Row 2: Scott Dunlap, Doug Dearth, Sam Cozart, Cal Hunter, trie Steely, Jeff Smith, John Walker. Row 3: Scott Immel, Ron Smith, John France, Dave Huff, Gary Johnson, Todd Wagner, Paul Bair, Jan Neiger, Tim Bissell. Row 4: Bob Porter, Mike Bair, Peter Marshall, Todd Altier, Gary Smith, Mickey Mammarella. 109 THEY PLAY THE FIELD The Dover Tornado’s Baseball Team finished with a 15-5 season. They went 11-0 in the Cardinal Conference. It was the first year that Dover won the Cardinal Conference Championship with an undefeated season. Seven seniors helped to lead the team to this impressive record. They were Vince Amicone, Greg Baker, Tim Conkle, Bob Graham, Pat Kappler, Jack Nieger, and John Perkowski. John was the team’s leading hitter and was voted M.V.P. He batted .424 for the season and .553 in the Cardinal Conference. Kelly Krantz led the pitching staff with a 6-1 overall record and a 6-0 Cardinal Conference record. Kelly was named the league’s Most Valuable pitcher and John was runner-up for the M.V.P. Row 1: Vince Amiconc, Doug Sophcr, Clem Strimcl, Jeff Proman, Kelly Krantz, John Perkowski. Row 2: Coach Contini, Jamie DeVorc, Jack Nieger, Don Kappler, Ron Wills, Ken Pringle, Vince Pace, Coach Marks. Row 3: Pat Kappler, Bob Graham, Greg Baker, Tim Conkle, Robby Woods. HO THE BEST A 1 r i _______________ Composed of sophomores and freshmen, the reserve baseball team compiled a fine record of eight wins and three losses. Row 1. Dave Korns, Jim Miccli, Rob Jones, Marty Chumney, Jim Morris, Kevin Hale. Row 2. Coach Contini, Brian Johnson, Bill May, John Vesco. Todd Tspenschied, Rick Zuerchcr. Mike Zuchero. Row 3. Jim Kilgore, Jeff Neiger, Troy Thompson. Dave Johns, Todd Miz-er, Tim King. The above arc members of the reserve baseball team. DOVER GRAPPLERS Bottom: Mark Black, Chris Mowrey, Klio Seni, Tim Maize. Gary Peirullo, Dean Telle, Brent Telle. Top: Bob Graham. Carl Von Allman, Bill Gilmore, Mark Sudduth, Tim Deetz, Rob Swihart, Jim Gordon, James Black, Tim Northrop. Despite many predictions to the contrary, Tornadoes again devastated the Eastern and Southeastern Districts of Ohio. Prominent among the rubble of yet another outstanding campaign was an undefeated season, a nineteen-match winning streak, the succussful defense of sectional and district championships and the continued dominance of arch-rival Phila. A new season scoring average of 47.3, a senior record of 50 wins and 2 losses and a 75-0 whitewash were among the many new standards realized. Five unheralded seniors-Mark Sudduth, Tim Deetz, Carl VonAllman, Tim Northrop and Mike Stephens and two undefeated underclassmen—Chris Mowrey and Jim Gordon paved the way. “Peanut” Petrullo had the most falls, Deetz and Mowrey shared the coach’s trophy, Stephens was named most improved, and Sudduth won the most-valuable player trophy for overall contribution to the wrestling program. All starters posted winning slates. Mowrey, Mark Black and Gordon led the second season, or tournaments, with all-conference, sectional and district, honors. Petrullo was named all conference and sectional, Brent Telle was all sectional, Deetz and Sudduth were all sectional and district with Gordon, Sudduth and Black representing Dover in the State Tournament. It was a satisfying season. With the total depletion of the upper weights by grad- uation. a challenge for the future remains: Any commoner may reach the summit with a diligent effort but who is dedicated enough to remain king of the hill? -Coach Mowrey 4 This year's Reserves were: Bottom: Dan Newell, Steve McKccver, Mike Hannakrat. Ron Saffcll, Gary Castcrlinc, Mark Crow. Middle: Jim Domcr, F.lio Seni, Tim Fox. Dave Korns, Brain Burrell, Dave Saf-fell, Roger Pershing. Top: Bill Gilmore, Jeff Siegenthaler. Mike Patrick, Todd Feller, Todd Young, Gary Gricsen, James Black, Bill Shutt. An athletic squad is only as good as its bench. The Reserve’s first responsibility is to back up the starter. He must wait in the wings until the emergency arises and be ready to participate on a moment’s notice. Preparing for the future is the other area of major consideration, for one day he shall inherit the obligation of representing his school. This year’s Reserve Wrestlers, mostly freshmen and sophomores, were outstanding—winning a fantastic 23 out of 30 individual Varsity bouts in substitute roles in addition to realizing a 4-1-0 slate of their own. Led by Todd Young, James Black and Tim Maize, seven of these young men were in enough matches or tournaments to letter and should provide valuable insurance to the continuance of our successful Wrestling program.-Coach Mowrey At Left: Mark Black goes for a take down. 115 A. State qualifiers: Jim Gordon, Mark Black, Mark Sudduth. B. Tim Dectz applies a pancake on his Philly opponent. C. Mark Sudduth rolls his opponent. D. Chris Mowrey gets his grip. JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLERS 117 Matmaids, Bottom: Marianne Alesiano, Marlene Ray, Gale Gordon, Peggy Willoughby, Kathy Powell, Gaye Moser. Top: Jennifer Fox, Renee Sudduth. Karen Irby, Betty Ward, Sue Straub, Jan Powell. Missing: Missy Bower, Karen Gallion, Kristy Davis, Roxanne Penso, Linda Tate. This year’s Jr. High Wrestlers were: (Bottom) Phillip Gordon, Bill Thayer, Steve Moser, Dan Green, Tim McKenzie. Middle: Ron Graham, Steve Domcr. Ben Smallridge, Mike Horn, Brian Ickes, Jim Haglock, Eric Foltz, Larry Murphy. Top: Coach Strickmaker, John Morris, Keith Burgess, Terry Young Mark Harmon, Tim Engstrom. Dover’s Junior High Wrestlers gained valuable experience after completing only five duel matches and one tournament due to bad weather. The highlight of the season was a 6th place in the John R. Lea Wrestling Tournament which involved 14 teams. Terry Young captured a first place while Steve Moser and Ben Smallridge placed second. This year’s participating wrestlers will be an asset to Dover’s Wrestling program.-Coach Strickmaker DHS GOLFERS KEEP PUTTIN' ALONG DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS . . . The varsity players were: (kneeling left to right) Pat Dunlap. Jeff Phillips, Drew Yosick; (standing left to right) Wes Luthy, Mike Edwards, and Rick Crone. This year’s reserve players were: (kneeling left to right) Larry Minnis and E'rank Lagatta; (standing left to right) Clem Strimcl. Dan Pietro, and Dan Williams. The Dover golfers, coached by Mike Rabes, finished with a record of 16-16. Reserves finished with a record of 11-16. Award winners this year were Jeff Phillips, for most valuable player and hitting the most greens in regulation play; Wes Luthy, for best putter; and Dan Pietro, for most improved. 118 Varsity WINS LOSSES Triway 165-173 Caraway 161-159 St. Thomas Aquines 154-161 Orrville 165-151 Canton McKinley 154-160 Orrvillc 150-154 Carrollton 165-172 Louisville 167-157 Massillon 152-161 Springfield 165-152 New Phila 164 16 S .Coshocton 169-154 Miland Massillon Cam bridge New Phila Tusky Valley Indian Valley North Miland Wooster 7 164 rasourg 177-174 177-172 160-168 New Phila 160-150 160-163 Wooster 160-159 176-186 1 Cara way 176-166 180-182 1 Cambridge 176-169 168-172- Glen Oak 169-159 164-173 Wintersvillc 169-165 Coshocton '175-780 St. Thomas Aquinas g 168-162 119 Junior High Track members, above: Row 1-Brett Cochenour, Kevin Stauffer, Larry Murphy, Kevin Dalpiaz, Tim Allen, Mike Dickens. Row 2-Steve Patterson, Dave Polce, Mike Bayer, Ron Smith, Ron Patterson, Vince Contini, John Denning. Row 3—Todd Feller, Paul Burrier, Lyle Dickey, John Corsi, Keith Burgess, Mike Mencer. Senior High Track members, above: Row 1-Tim Bober, Ken Grove, Rich Dotts, John Gibb, Doug Miller, Dan Newell. Row 2-Mr. Henry, Paul Archer, Ron Stahl, Wayne Rentsch, Maurice Ogletree, Joe Menges, Mike Patrick, Tim Deetz. Row 3-Brad Miller, Dan Minnis, Jack Polk, Jim Smallridge, Bob Peterson, Steve Truchley, Donovan McDonald, Robert Smith. The senior high track team under the guidance of Coach Tom Henry showed much improvement this year. Team leadership was provided by cocaptains Tim Deetz and Dan Minnis. In the picture above left, Minnis shows his excellent discus throwing form. Opposite page, picture A: Pete handles the high hurdles. Picture B: In this picture we clearly see the amount of respect the track team has for their coach. Picture C: Here we see Pete after a hard day’s hurdling, enjoying a snack of hotdog and coke. Overall, the track team had a very good year, ending with a record of 4-4. Senior Dan Minnis and sophomores James Black and Eric Redman travelled to the district meet at Upper Arlington in May. 120 “LOVE” THOSE NETTERS Team Identification: Bottom row-Ann Davidson, Jay Kelker, Pat West, Roger Smith, Bill Houglan, Cary Petrullo, Ken Rufener, Coach Brad Swinderman. Top row-Steve Parks, Rick Padro, Garth Redinger, Mike Edwards, Kurt Packer, Tom Eigner, Mike Hannekrat. Andy Spies. Pictured at right is Garth Redinger who received the most valuable player award for the season. Garth has now decided to take a much needed rest and relax in his easy chair . While not compiling a winning record, the tennis team did a very good job in the sectional tournament held at St. Clairsville Racquet Club. The team also had only two seniors on it and there is much hope for a better season next year. 122 GIRLS’ TENNIS RATES HIGH Front row; Elaine Dalpaiz, Ruby Tay, Molly Miller, Kris Miller, Candace Truscott, Barb Meese; Back row: Dr. C.L. Schradcr-coach, Debbie Aston, Debbie Vance, Julie Polk, Terri Cunnoe, Louren Hunter, Julie Pissocra, Sally Ballentine At Right: Molly Miller hits her devastating overhead. She was picked by her teammates as Most Valuble Player for the 1977 season. The girls tennis team finished this season with a very impressive 13-8 record. Scores were as follows: Dover 4—Cambridge 1, Dover-Wooster (cancelled due to rain), Dover 4— Canton South 1, Dover over Greenfield (win by forfeit), Dover 1 -Canton McKinley 4, Dover 2-Jackson 3, Dover 3—Medina 2, Dover 4—Columbus North 1, Dover 3—Louisville 2, Dover 0—Ashland 5, Dover 1—Glen Oak 4, Dover 3—St. Thomas Aquinas 2, Chillicothe Unioto 1-Dover 4, Dover 3—Wooster 2, Wooster 4—Dover 1, Dover 3—Coshocton 2, Whetstone 5-Dover 0. Individual achievements: Julie Pissocra and Kris Miller had the most wins ever for the team and also the most wins ever at no. 1 doubles spot-20 wins. Candace Truscott and Debbie Vance had the most wins ever at the no. 2 doubles spot—11 wins. Molly Miller had the best district record and Kris Miller and Julie Pissocra were Cardinal Conference champions at no. 1 doubles. Serving as Assistant Coach for this season was Ms. Martha Thomas. 123 THEY RUN FOR FUN Sr. High, Row 1: Tim Deetz, Co. Capt., Barb Sexton. Brenda Krctzingcr, Cindy Sexton. Patty Lenarz. Wayne Rentsch, Co. Capt., Row 2: Robert Smith, Todd Gibbs, Jeff Ker-pcr, Marlene Ray. Dickie Dotts. Mitchelle Wieland. John Webb. (Picture A) Absent: Jack (bars) Polk Jr. High. Row 1: Judi Amistadi, Jeff Clarke, Bob Lorbl. Tim Patrick. Jim Pierson. Row 2: Pam Gross, Brett Cochenour, Cynthia Tripathy, Tim Allen, Steve Patterson. Row 3: Paul Burriet, Lori Kotcher, Mike Feller. (Picture B) Absent: Cathy Gross, Sonya Woods, and Bob Mahaffey. 124 This year the Cross Country teams had a successful season. Brenda Kretzinger set a new senior record for the girls. New records were established by the boys for each grade level. (This may have something to do with the new course they ran.) The Jr. High did very well this year, under Coach Henry, ending the season with a 5-3 record. By the looks of some 7th graders, the future seems bright. The Sr. High boys team had two experiences during meets that left them with a mark of distinction. All in all it was just another season, sort of. 125 RUN FOR THE MONEY! The 1977-78 girls track team had a very fine year and represented our school very well throughout the season. They had a record of 4-1 on the year and also sent 6 members of the track team to represent Dover High School at the district track meet. The team finished 5th. place in the Tornado Relays and a very strong 3rd. in the Cardinal Conference. The award for most points scored went to Brenda Kretzinger. Kris Miller and Barb Sexton were voted as the most improved players, and Brenda Kretzinger was also chosen as the team’s most valuable player. Row 1: Elaine Dalpaiz, Becky Seng, Chris Miller, Chris Lorens, Mary Sandy, Ann Gasser, Barb Meese, Brenda Kretzinger, Barb Sexton. Row 2: Tammy Albert, Cheryl Adams, Wendy Myers, Beth Blickensdcrfer, Ava Gerber, Brenda Staufer, Dee Dee Brink, Regina Marino. Row 3: Debra Miller, Shelly Staufer, Marlene Ray, Mary Jane Marshall, Vickie Luthy, Patty Lernarz, Cathy Minnis. Row 4: Coach Vasbinder, Tammy Feller, Tammy Krouse. Darlene Heid, Harrietta Walker, Nancy Flickinger, Coach Scharein. Members of the Jr. High Team were-Row 1: Sally Fox, Kathy Feller, Jodi White, Sherry Goss, Kay King, Debbie Meek, Joann Where-ly, Kim Morton. Row 2: Karie Lorens, Marcie Zorzi, Malissi Touch-ott, Lori Blickcnsderfer, Beth Rini, Julie Margletti, Malissa Mason, Kenda White, Linda Willoughby. Row 3: Connie Haney, Donna Torch, Lori Rippel, Sue Margletti, Amy Contini, Kay Murphy, Ginger Hixenbaugh, Sandi Wood. Row 4: Wendy Gerber, Pam Goss, Patti Davis, Lori Katcher, Mrs. Archinal, Kim Albert, Wendy Saunders, Bobby Tofights, Sue Tripathy. 127 FEMALE “JOX” The girls’ volleyball team ended a well-played and hard fought season with a record of 2-10. This record in no way reflects the efforts of our team on the court. They played hard and showed alot of enthusiasm and ability all through the year. With the team’s most valuable player, Mary Sandy, and most improved player, Kris Gintz, both back next year, along with 3rd year coach Lou Haidnick, the girls seem to be headed toward a successful season next go-around. The varsity team members were: Row 1: Lisa VonKaenel, Terri White. Row 2: Lisa Yosick, Gail Hootman. Dalene Bair, Kris Gintz. Row 3: Dutchess Walker, Mary Sandy, Connie Espenshied, Coach Lou Haidnick, Cathie Quicksall, Angie Marino, Patti Fesenmyer. Members of the Reserve volleyball team were: Row 1: Jody Bober, Sue Amicone, Kris Debois, Gaye Moser. Row 2: Coach Haidnick. Ruth Dickey, Karen Kohr, Sylva Pietro, Fefe Lcngel, Betty Ward. GIRLS BOUND INTO ACTION The girls basketball team finished a hard fought season with a record of 0 11. They only had two senior team members, (Karen Irby and Debbie Vance), but they also had a lot of juniors and sophomores pitching in a helpful hand. The freshmen did an out standing job in helping the reserves to a 7-3 season on the year. Mary Sandy was voted most valuable player and Debbie Vance was elected most improved. Varsity Row 1: Loren Hunter. Cheryl Kaufman. Vanessa Torrent, Patsy Tidrick. Row 2 Coach Prichard, Chris Gintz, Debbie Vance, Karen Irby, Mary Sandy, Mandy Spies. Reserves: Debbie Miller. Dee Dee Brink. Vickie Luthy, Mary Jane Marshall. Row 2, Tammy Albert, Valerie Woods, Coach Prichard Ava Gerber, Patty Lenarz. At right, Mary Sandy takes jump shot in Dover-Phila action. D.H.S. “LOUD-MOUTHS”!! Spirit was the name of the game this year, and it was sponsored by the spirited Dover Cheerleaders. An added feature this year was the Spirit Chain chalange between Dover and New Phila, with Dover winning by over a thousand links. In the picture to the right are the Reserve Cheerleaders: Kim McDowell (top), Darla Adams, Jill Pissocra, Lynn Stofan, and Robin Doige. In the picture below are the Varsity Cheerleaders: Lori Smith (left), Kay Owens, Marcia Hutras, Kathy Strimmel. Janet Com-mella, and Jill Doughitt. Our fearless spirit-leaders never let the team or the student body down throughout the year. Let's have three cheers for those who cheer! 13) FINE ARTS— THE ARTIST: One who professes and practices an art in which conception and execution are governed by imagination and taste. 132 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiastic liner son SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Eront; Anita Bixlcr. Row 1; Sally Hep-penstall. Linda Sperry. Patsy Tidrick, Jenny Gericke, Sue Drake. Linn Holmes. Row 2: Tracy Jones. Barbara Wascm, Debbie Tristano. Valeric Bair. Ann Gasser. Mary Jo Baker, Sue Smith. Row 3: Lori Moser, Beth McGinlcy, Beth Reidcnbach. Lauri Reichman, Lori Wisentainer, Barb Jenkins, Sue Peterson. Row 4; Mandy Spies, Julie Moore, Linda Dreher. Renee Sudduth, Denise Wells, Tammy Krause, Diane Paisley. Standing. Row l;Joe Huffman. Standing. Row 2: Tom Pace, Tim Javcns, Mike Plunk, Kevin Davidson. Charles Morris. Dave Tristano. Standing, Row 3; Shelley Yockey, Chuck Bierie, John McRobic. Riser Row 1; Diane Magnacca, Michele Stallings, Sue Keller, Sue Page, Ginny Smith, Cheryl Kaufman. Riser Row 2: Brinley Davis, Becky Class, Bob Miller, Rick Mason, Lori I isher. Karen Keppler, Liz Thompson, Kevin Gray, Mary Beth Hughes, Eric Shumaker, Will Haggis, Riser Row 3; Dave Golden, Jeff Smith, Steve Sicurclla, Doug Phillips, Earl Clark, Phil Wagner, George Contini, Mike Schupbach, John Young, Herb Kleinc, Ron Barkett. WE’RE THE BAND The senior band kept up their rep this year as the Marching Tornadoes knocked ’em dead when they participated in the Wheeling, West Virginia Competition of Bands as the show band. They also made excellent appearances in other Ohio band shows including their own Dover Marching Band Preview. The big event this year was the Tulip Time Festival in Holland, Michigan where the concert band performed in the park and the marching band was featured in the parade and left ’em shaking in their wooden shoes. The concert band kept up their superior tradition as they earned a superior rating at both District and State Contest for the seventh year in a row. On the opposite page we see the two faces of Mr. Delphia. One is the frazzled, worn out, tired, and exasperated Mr. Delphia that we usually see as performance time draws near. The other is the distinguished, dignified, stately, handsome Sir Fredrick Delphia that we see during a performance that turned out great after all. Can you guess which is which? $ I t i t t t t i I- iimmut! Front; Missy Bower, Row 1; Martha Page, Becky Ackerman, Kellie Adams, Sara West, Lisa Clark, Brenda Flickinger, Stephanie Ault. Row 2; Mary Jo Longer. Tracy Jones, Lisa Monaco. Beth Rondinclla, Tracey Keplinger, Valeric Woods, Valari Korth. Row 3: Debbie Phillips, Tina Farrar. Jennifer McCreery, Jill McCombs, Yvonne Paris, Amy Geib, Mary Webb. Row 4; Staci Marazsky, Connie Swihart, Debbie Schlosser, Nancy Lengler, Barb Wolfe, Jana Zorzi. Row 5; Leslie Barcus, Mary Ann Berndt. Joann Morris, Beth Gricscn, Cindy Myers, Wendy Walker, Lise Umpleby. Row 6; Laurie Breznak, Holly Shutt, Jody Thompson, Nancy I lickingcr, Sara Reynolds, Lisa Duscnbcrry. Riser Row 1, (left to right); Mary EUen Yockey, Ailccn Silverstone, Tammie Feller, Michelle Bouchard, Kim Crow, Jody Slentz, Connie Vesco, Kathy Devney, Kathy Blacka, Lmily Corsi, Tom Cunningham, Mr. Delphia. Riser Row 2; Alan Maize, Marcia Myers, Rhonda McCulloch, Debbie Dessecker, Flisa Giumenti, Amy Shrock, Greg Knotts, Jay W'herley, Rich Penix, Lori Kohler, Betty Komaromy, Cathy Pierson. Riser Row 3; Wendy Fortney, Kathy Roth, Scott Feller, Matt Wagner, Tom Waters, Dave Miller, Martha Klcinc, Beth Blickensdcrfer, Jenny Blein-inger. LEADING THE WAY BAND COUNCIL MEMBERS: Row 1: Mike Plunk, Yvonne Paris, Tim Javens, Laurie Brcznak, Stephanie Ault, Beth Blickensderfer, Kim Crow, Staci Marazsky. Row 2: Martha Kleinc, Rhonda McCulloch, Patsy Tidrick, Debbie Schlosser, Lori Kohler, Holly Shutt, Phil Wagner, Becky Class. Amy Geib, Brinley Davis, Tracy Jones, George Con-tini, John Young, Herb Kleine. Row 3: Linda Sperry, Matt Wagner, Tom Waters, Scott Idler, Earl Clark, Kevin Gray, Ron Barkctt. BAND COUNCIL OF FICERS: Matt Wagner, President; Yvonne Paris, Vice-President; Laurie Brcznak, Historian, (sitting); Patsy Tidrick, Sec-Treas. Not pictured: Tracy Jones, Asst. Sec-Treasurer. 136 MARCHING TORNADOES PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM A f D DOING WHAT THEY DO BEST A. Brinlcy Davis drums his way into our hearts. B. DHS Percussion shows its stuff. C. Look out Chuck Mangionc, here we come! D. DHS Majorettes suffered through pulled muscles, shin splints, and sub-zero weather but still managed to keep a smile on their face. Row 1; Head Majorette, Stephanie Ault. Row 2; Beth McGinley, Laurie Brcznak. Row 3; Jody Slentz. Lisa Umpleby, Lori Wiscntaincr. Row 4; Mary Ellen Yockcy, Sue Peterson. Debbie Phillips, Lauri Reichman. 137 RED GRA Y AND CADET BANDS CADAT BAND AND RED GRAY BAND MEMBERS: Row 1-Front to back: Jim Diebel; Jeff Smitley, Scott Miskimen, Chris Rucg-segger. Row 2: Brent Davidson, Steve Ramsey, Doug Dearth, Eric Foltz, Bob Devney, Barb Stull, Kevin Cain. Drummers in Front, L-R; Tim Patrick, Stacy Brady. Row 3: Tammie Page, Theresa Schupbach. Angie Hupp, Patty Homan. Row 4: Kenda White, Jahala Doncy, Kris Pollilli, Denise P'rectage, Marla Cole. Row 5: Connie Burkhart, Michelle Everhart. Jodie Haas, Elisabeth Del Re, Tonya Wigert. Row 6; Paula Harmon, Lauri Plunk, Laura Moeller, Jane Karl, Carla Hollingsworth. Tracy Herron. Row 7: Julie Douglas, Charlene McHenry, Katie Spies, Julie Packer, Sherri Gunnoc, Lori Krause, Kathy Beach, Dawn Wells, Joyce Schilling, Kim Albert. Row 8, Front to back: Brenda Wherley, Karen Torch, Amy Miser. Debra Reiger, Sherri Hisrich. Row 9: Amy Speicher, Maggie Murphy, Tammie Dunn, Brenda Bayer, Row 10: Beth Loader. Adora Wallick, Wendy Busby, Tri-cia Mallernec. Row 11: Patty Davis, Wendy Jenkins, Jim Pierson, Kelly Reichman, Leslie Schooff, Sally Zifer, Vickie Goosman, Cathy Short, Amy Marlowe, Mary Lusic, Jane Luthy, Shane Abrecht, Cindy Chavdrue, Kim Mills, Shannon Taylor. Row 12: Steve Hunt, Rodney Flauhaus, John Corsi, Lori Dusenberry, Cathy Mosley, Melanie Burkhart, Wendy Burrell, Lisa Garwell, Julie Cookson, Anna Pruni, Tricia Dessecker, Lew Gark, Lisa Schwartz, Cathy Feller, Rhonda Selway, Julie Marglctta, Marsha Bridgewater, Mr. Krause, Mr. Lyon. Row 13: Bart Herman, John Morris, Jim Schlosscr, Mark Myers, Scott Kellick-er, Dana Gassar, Susan Stofan, Perry Atkinson, Karen Flickenger, Sally Steel, Don Whittingham, Phil Gordon, Ken Holmes, Cheryl Barker, Shelly Jordan, Lori Rauschenbach. 138 B t Picture A: Cadet Band Majorettes; Kelly Rcichmun. Amy Mizer, Maggie Murphy, Sheri Gunnoe. Picture B: Red Gray Band Majorettes; Sally Zifer, Lori Plunk, Julie Douglas, Trisha Desecker. STRIKING UP THE BAND The Junior Bands were certainly busy little beavers this year. Besides the oldie-but-goodie parades, they did many other “gigs”. Mr. Lyon’s Red Gray band showed us who was boss and took home a superior rating at Band Contest. Under the direction of Mr. Krause, the Cadet band received an excellent rating and performed at Park School. Rounding out the two bands’ busy schedule was Solo Ensemble Contest and the Spring and Winter Concerts. 139 SR. CHOIR. . . “HANDEL” The Senior Choir kept up their fine reputation this year presenting a Christmas concert December 15th, a Winter concert March 16th, and ending the year with their annual Spring Concert May 25th. They attended a choral workshop at Ashland April 10th, and sent 27 to Solo and Ensemble contest. Eighteen members of the choir were also included in the select ensemble, Heck’s Angels. This group performed for various groups and organizations. The many parties, banquets, and money-making projects added to the busy year. Leading tne choir ana council were: President..........................Susie Maurer Vice-President.............Tracy Jones Secretary..........................Laura Hazard Treasurer.............Shelley Littlefield Historian.................Darlene Miller F irst Row: Shawn Bcrtlc, Cheryl Smith, Patsy Tidrick, Tina Farrar, Donna Jentes, Karen Kohr, Jeff Smith, Eric Redman, Darlene Miller, Holly Shutt, Steve McKeever, Lori Bolinc, Teresa Hurless, Peg Dupler, Tina Black, Mary Grafe, Jeni Fox. Second Row: Pam Braglin Kathy Devney, Julia Ann Marlowe, Salli Mathews, Melanie Kcndle, Kathy Lang, Tom Cunningham, Bruce Pearson, Jay Kelker, George Contini, Buzz Pence, Mark Black, Connie Espenchied, Fndi Tripathy, Heidi Dennison, Amy Geib, Cindy Barthelmeh, Amy Atkinson, Sue Maurer. Third Row: Martha Klcine, Julie Mears, Diane Veigcl, Debbie Aston, Anne I onger, Shelley Littlefield, Kelly Reber, Robin Springer, James Black, Dave Beebe, Ron Barkett, Brian Telle, Bob Mueller, Kevin Gray, Mary Ellen Yockey, Lisa Yosick, Tracy Jones, Julie Parrott, Gaye Moser, Lou Ann Bierie, Jan Powell. Fourth Row: Ann Koval, Elaine Dalpiaz, Laura Hazard, Darlene Snyder, Linn Holmes, Dorothy Johnson, Paula Wikoff, Dan Conkle, Jeff Maurer, Eric Dcssecker, Robbie Woods, Gary Renickcr, Mark Rufener, Mike Herman, 1 rank Staples, Laura Dummermuth, Barb Wasem, Cathy Des-secker, Sharon Warther, Brenda Moore, Connie Trachsel, Cathy Fescnmyer. Heck’s Angels: Seated-Theresa Hurless, Kathy Devney, Ann Renee Koval, Laura Hazard. Martha Kleine, Cathy F'esenmyer, Tracy Jones, Linn Holmes. Standing-Dave Beebe, Ron Barkett, Brian Telle, Dan Conkle, Walter Heck (director), Shelley Littlefield, Jay Kelker, Buzz Pence, Bruce Pearson, George Contini, Mark Black. 140 WITH CARE OUR YOUNGER The Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grade Choirs were very busy this year with their many performances. The Freshman choir presented the Jr. High Thanksgiving Assembly, and the Eighth Grade (who are not pictured) presented the Christmas Assembly. All three performed numbers for the Winter Concert March 16th. The Sr. High joined them in this event and together again, they rounded up the year with the Spring Concert May 25th. Some of the more daring members entered Solo and Ensemble contest. With all the events that took place this year, who knows what will happen next? Freshman Choir-Top Row: Diane Walker, Mary Lusic, Mindy Lorenz, Chris Lawrence, Joyce Schilling, Lori Parrott, Christy Dessecker, Becky Spies, Phil Wagner, Joe Lang, Brian Johnson, Jay Deeds, Scott Littlefield. Middle Row: Shelly Simpson, Holly Reber. Judy Eichel, Chris Miller, Shelly Mut-schelknaus, Mary Jane Marshal, Michelle Hartz, Sandy McGinnis, Tracy Black, Scott Kastor, Dan Dummermuth, Ken Law, Bill Blickensdert'er. Front Row: Lisa Warther, Amy Irvin, Linda Rossi, Gina Space, Darla Beavers, Tina Shepler, Denise Leif, Mary Anne Alisiano, Linda Rim, Paula Snyder, Toni Bleininger. Seventh Grade-Top Row: Sonya Woods, Cara Hollingsworth, Tracy Herron, Pam Alesiano, Becky Butler, Patty Haller, Bonnie Crowe, Jody McDonald, Mary Beth Hawk, Mrs. Toomey, Bart Herman, Kenneth Holmes, Leigh Gallion, Lori Dusenberry, Laura Moeller, Tarry Powell, Kim Law, Melissa Stephens, Ronda Selway. Middle Row: Jane Karl, Karen Mizer, Dorothy Smith, Kelly Reichman, Evelyn May, Wendy Busby, Shane Absecht, Brian Mathews, Steven Domer, Gary Johnson, Lora Ickes, Mary McCullough, Patty Everett, Darla Hocken-berry, Karen Torch. Front Row: Terri Meese, Charlene McHenry, Lisa Schwartz, Sally Fox, Susie Sto-fan, Tricia Mallernee, Chris Conley, Phil Gordon, Larry Felgenhauer, James Pierson, James LeMay, Robert Porter, Paul Burner, Debbie Reiger, Jodi White, Susie Struhar, Joan Wherley. 142 SINGERS. . . i THE STRINGS THAT SING On Floor, Row 1: Anne Koval. Holly Festi, Kim hnglish, Mary Franks, Beth McCord, Bill Weaver, Harold Sayer, Mary Jane Marshall. Row 2: Joan Rentsch, Brad Sayer, Row 3: Marty Clinton, Don Cozartt. Kevin Stauffer. Row 4: Sherry Ray, Bobby Jo Feutz. Standing: Anne Lon- ger, Tim Javens, Robert McFerran, director, Back Row: Becky Ackerman, Patsy Tidrick, Sally Heppenstall, Tina farrar, Valerie Bair, Mary Jo Longer, Bill Lusic, trie Shumaker. Greg Knotts. Alan Maize. Mike Schupbach, Jeff Smith, Ron Barkett. — ir. The Orchestra had many young members this year, there were only five upperclassmen playing strings and the rest were junior high. Even though many lacked experience in playing, they all worked hard and gave two good concerts. Great improvement was seen throughout the year. Next year there should be even more difference in quality, as everyone will have a good year of experience behind them. us THESPIANS Thespians had a very successful year as they presented two comedies, a drama and a musical. The three straight shows proved to be very well done; however, as usual it was the musical that received the “raves.” Speech Team, on the other hand, was not as successful as only two members (Ron Barkett and Karen Gallion) qualified for state. Unfortunately Ron had a previous commitment and could not participate. It was all in all a season for rebuilding. The Community Service Programs were financially as well as personally rewarding and they seemed to be well received by the community. Optimistically the Thespians look forward to an even better year in 1978-79. Row 1: Linn Holmes , Roger Pershing, Donna Jentcs , Linda Rossi . Michelle Hartz , Julia Marlow . Row 2: Lori Boline , Heidi Denison . Joyce Schilling . Earl Clark , Ann Koval . Row 3: Toni Bleininger , Phil Wagner, Mary Webb , Tracy Jones , Rose Weston , Laura Hazard . Row 4: Tom Cunningham , Mike Herman , Beth Blickensdcr-fer , Karen Gallion , George Contini . Row 5: Laurie Wcigand , Mike Schupbach , Ron Barkett , John Webb , Herb Kleine . Buzz Pence . denotes Thespians M6 Picture A-Speech Team; Sitting: Michelle Hartz, Earl Clark, Rose Weston, Karen Gal-lion, Ron Barkett. Standing; George Contini, Mike Herman, Mike Schupbach, Tom Cunningham, Buzz Pence, Laurie Weigand, Julia Marlowe, Toni Bleininger, Ann Koval. Picture B-Community Service; Front: George Contini, Laura Hazard, Ron Barkett, Linn Holmes, Tom Cunningham. Standing: Earl Clark, Ann Koval, Tracy Jones, Heidi Denison, Mike Herman, Julia Marlowe, Mike Schupbach. 147 ANDROCLES AND THE LION Androcles and the Lion cast THE LION.......... ANDROCLES......... MACERA ........... RET1ARIUS......... SECUTOR........... LAVINIA........... THE CENTURION .... CHRISTIAN PRISONERS ............Steve Truchly ........Eric VonAUman ..............Ann Koval .............Steve Degen ..............Kent Pongrat ..............Lori Boline ..........Tom Cunningham .Toni Bleininger, Jeff Dotts, Gary Greison, Michelle Hartz. Shelly Mutschelknaus. Scott Wallace THE CAPTAIN....... LF.NTULUS......... METELLUS.......... SERVANTS.......... I ERROVIOUS....... SP1NTHO THE MENAGERIE KEEPER THE EDITOR........ THE CALL BOY...... CAESAR............ ..........Ron Barkctt .........Phil Wagner .........Mike Herman Dan Newell, Jay Deeds .........Buzz Pence .........Earl Clark ........ John Young . . . .Mike Schupbach ........Dale Krcishcr ......George Contini HEA VEN CAN WAIT MR. JORDAN...... 1st ESCORT...... 2nd ESCORT...... JOE PENDLETON . . . MESSENGER 7013. . . THE NURSE....... TONY ABBOTT JULIA F ARNSWORTH BITTY LOGAN MRS. AMI-S...... MAX LEVENE...... ANN............. WORKMAN......... SUSIE........... WILLIAMS........ PLAINCLOTHESMAN. LEI-TY.......... DOCTOR.......... Cast ..................Tom Cunningham ..................Laurie Weigand ......................Dan Newell ....................George Contini ......................Earl Clark .....................Linda Rossi ......................Mike Herman .....................Tracy Jones .....................Laura Hazard .....................Donna Jentes ..................... John Webb ..................Toni Bleininger ..................Eric VonAllman ......................Mary Webb ..................Mike Schupbach .......................Ron Barkctt ......................Earl Clark ......................Phil Wagner 149 THE MIRACLE WORKER On March 9th and 1 Oth the Thespians presented the drama THE MIRACLE WORKER to two very enthusiastic crowds. The play deals with Helen Keller (Melissa Stofan) and the attempts of Annie Sullivan (Julia Marlowe) to teach her. Other major roles were played by John Webb, Lori Boline, and Mike Herman. Having been well received by the public, the cast was ready for competition. In May, a condensed version of the play was presented at district one-act play contest, where it received a superior rating. Julia Marlow and Lori Boline won the district title of Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress respectively. The next step was state contest where the play again did well. Julia Marlow took the honor of Best Actress at the State level. This was the first time that Dover ever took one of the top awards at State. iso Annie Sullivan Viney James Keller Captain Keller Helen Kate Keller Martha Percy Aunt Ev Anagnos A Doctor Blind Girls Julia Marlowe Laura Hazard Mike Herman John Webb Melissa Stofan Lori Boline Shelly Mutschelknaus Dan Slentz Laurie Weigand Buzz Pence Steve Truchly Malinda Hartz Michele Hartz Mega Schwartz Connie Trachsel 151 152 GUYS AND DOLLS Nicely-Nicely Johnson George Contini Benny Southstreet Brian Telle Angie The Ox Mike Schupbach Sarah Brown Ann Koval Arvide Abernathy Tom Cunningham Mission Band Kathy Devney, Phil Wagner, Beth Blickensderfer Agatha Mary Webb Harry The Horse Earl Clark Lt. Brannigan Herb Kleine Nathan Detroit Mike Herman Miss Adelaide Tracy Jones Sky Masterson Ron Barkett Joey Biltmore Steve Truchly Mimi Mega Schwartz General Cartwright Laura Hazard Big Jule John Webb Hot Box Cuties Lori Boline, Joyce Schilling, Martha Kleine, Lee Ann Bierie The Cuban Dancers Mark Black, Julia Marlowe, Bruce Pearson, Linn Holmes, Dan Newell The Guys Bill Blickensderfer, Dale Kreisher Jay Deeds, Jim Morris, Bill Gerber, Scott Kastor, Roger Pershing The Dolls Michelle Hartz, Connie Trachsel, Teresa Hurless, Toni Bleininger, Crystal Trachsel, Rose Ann Weston 153 THE ACTIVIST: One who participates in an organized unit which performs a specific function. generation of leadership Jj rK new opportunities Kennedy STUDENT COUNCIL GOING STRONG This year there were many changes in the Sr. High Student Council. Under the new officers and Mr. Snyder, a new enthusiasm seemed to stimulate the group. The fireworks, spirit chain, and Homecoming were all great successes, so were most of the other activities. The Student Council also provided coffee for the teachers. The most important thing done was the re-writing of the constitution, a well-needed effort. Next year we hope for the same success. 156 (opposite page) Sr. High, Row 1: Bob Peterson, Karen Gallion, Julia Marlowe, Lee Ann Bierie, Debbie Stofan, Aileen Silverstonc. Row 2: Diane Veigel, Julie Maybaugh, Barb Wolfe, Darlene Snyder, Peggy Dupler. Row 3: Kelly Sippel, Patsy Tidrick, Lori Wisintaincr, Diane Border, Darla Adams, Ruth Dickey. Row 4: Mark Black. Row 5: Connie Lspenschicd, Lisa Yosik, Mr Snyder, John Stuhar, Greg Gordon. Absent: Jennifer Fox, Tim King, Kristy Davis, Matt Hammond, Sylvia Pietro, Eli Seni, Ted Ligner, Joan Rentsch, Debbie Vance. Officers: Secretary, Lisa Yosik, President, Greg Gordon, Treasurer, Kelly Sip-pel, Mr. Snyder, Absent Vice President, Ken Lngstrom. (Below) Jr. High, Row 1: M. Crow, C. McHenry. S. Zifer, G. Hixen-baugh. K. Reichinan, D. Reiger, S. Stofan, P. Gordon, M. Meyers. B. Maybaugh, M. Zorzi, C. Mosley, L. Boline, J. Karl. Row 2: K. Kutz, S. Gunnoe. T. McKenzie, J. McCombs, D. Davis, L. Monaco, J. Murphy. T. Black, J. Packer. L. Plunk. A. Douthitt, D. Brink, K. Hartline, D. Knotts. Row 3: M. Chumncy, A. Wallick, M. Hawk, K. Adams, L. Rini, C Tripathy, K. Spies, V. Goosman, S. Brady, S. West, L. Dusenberry, M. Marshall, R. Mutschelknaus, J. Puterbaugh. Row 4: T. Dessecker, A. Pruni, L Kohler, B. Rondinella, N. Shr-yock, M. Patrick. Mr. Moeller, J. Corsi, P. Wagner, K. Burgess, M. Spies, M. Lusic, J. Sutton. Officers: President, Rachelle Mutschelknaus. Vice President, Janet Puterbaugh, Secretary, Kellie Adams, Treasurer, Lisa Monaco. 157 HI- Y AND TRI-HI- Y Officers of Hi-Y; Front: Greg Baker, Dave Saffcl; Back: Jim Zivic, Mark Warther; Absent: Ted FCigner. Members; (seated) John Webb, Dan Swcitzer, Matt Judy, Ted F.igner, Ken Rufcner, Steve Kopec, Jim Zivic, Tim King, Zack Space, (standing) Tom Marshall, Pat West, Matt Hammond, Ken F.ngstrom, Frank Alesiano, Gary Petrulo, Dave Saffel, Mark Warther, Jack Polk, Greg Baker, Mr. Fklund, Advisor. This year the Hi-Y club participated in worship serves at the infirmary, planned the Dad’s Night ceremony during football season and Mom’s Night during basketball season. They had a program on guns and weapons, plus, they sponsored a car wash and sold Christmas greens. Ted Eigner, Mark Warther, Jack Polk, John Webb, Jim Zivic and Tom Marshall were the delegates sent to the Ohio Youth-ln-Government program. The senior officers wish the best of luck to the future officers of the club. 158 Members: (left) Connie Swihart, Cathy Quick-sal, Barb Wolf, Darlene Snyder, Kris Gintz, Ruth Dickey; center (seated); Ten Gunnoe, Jodi Slentz, Shelley Border, Patsy Tidrick, Dalene Bayer, Julie Maybaugh, Tammie Fox, Michelle Hanenkrat, Kingsland Pretorious, Kim McDowell, Kathy Struhar; (Standing) Brenda Frank, Sharon Gallion, Diana Border, Diane Viegel, Jill Pissocra, Salli Matthews; (right) Shelley Yockey, Sue Straub, Karen Gallion, Sharon Cunningham, Patti Pringle. Martha Kleinc, Debbie Schlosscr, Jane Seikel, Aileen Silverstone, Amy Shrock, Ann Gasser. Officers of Tri-Hi-Y: (standing) Lisa Yosik. Marcia Myers; (in tree) Shelley Border. This year the Tri-Hi-Y club was very active in service projects to others. The members went to the infirmary every Sunday for services, they raked leaves for the elderly, and they tutored at the Receiving Home. Some of the money-making projects were: a bake sale and sponsoring the Sweater Hop and the Winter Formal. Several of our members also went to the Youth-In-Govemment program in Columbus. 159 DOVER’S ANGELS Row 1: Heather Ley, Kathy Martin, Robin Doige, Kris Gintz, Ruth Ann Dickey, Jody Bober. Row 2: Diana Veigel, Sharon Gal-lion, Chris Debois. Lynn Stofan. Julie May-baugh, Lisa Umpleby, Kris Miller, Molly Miller, Kathy Struhar. Row 3: Michele Bouchard, Becky Class, Mary Beth Hughes, Patty Eesenmycr, Connie fcspenchied, Jennifer Gercke, lelicia Lengyel, Pam Diehl, Nancy Haugh. Row 4: Lauren Hunter, Darla Adams. Peggy Dupler, Diana Border, Jody Krantz, Barb Wolfe, Lesile Barcus. Cathy Quicksall-Sophomores Juniors: Row 1: Karen Gallion, Jodi Thompson, Julie Pissocra, Lori Wisintainer, Lee Ann Bieric, Sue Becker. Row 2: Mary Sandy, Emily Corsi, Sue Straub, Ann In-verso, Laura Hazard, Julia Marlowe. Row 3: Sally Aubihl, Sharon Cunningham. Amy Shrock, Bitty Cornelia, Michele Hanekrat, Kingsland Pretorious, Kelly Sippel, Kathy Morrison, Karen Patrick. Row 1: Shawn Bertie, Jane Scikel, Sylvia Pietro, Teri Gunnoe, Tracy Davis, Sharon Vasbinder. Row 2: Jill Pissocra, Sally Mathews, Lisa Yosick, Barb Loos, Barb Wassem, Patty Pringle, Lori Smith. Row 3: Kim McDowell, Molly Spies, Kathy Lang, Rita Newell, Kathy Strimel, Teri White, Dalenc Bair, Sally Weaver, Shelley Border, Gail Hootman, Tammy Fox-Seniors, Advisors this year for Back The Guys were: Mrs. Smith, Ms. Kennedy, and Ms. Gass. The officers were: Kathy Strimel, president; Teri Wliite, vice president; Donna Hepncr, secretary; and Sally Aubihl, Treasurer. Back the Guys participated in the pep assemblies for football and basketball, decorated the lockers, and helped make the Kick-Off Dinner a success. 16) NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—OUR BEST mm Second Year Members, Row 1: Cathy lescnmycr, Stephanie Marazsky, Tracy Jones, Marcia Myers, Shelly Border. Row 2: Mike Youmans, Debbie Vance, Joan Rentsch, Steve Rondinclia. Row 3: Matt Wagner, Angie Marino, Salli Mathews. Ron Barkett, Anne Longer. Row 4: Brad Buss, Jack Polk, Greg Gordon. Absent: Linda Sperry, Patsy Tidrick, John Webb and Debbie Stofan. Officers: Jack Polk, President; Angie Marino, Vice President; Anne Longer, Secretary. Absent: Patsy Tidrick, Treasurer. 162 Junior High, Row 1: Debbie Meeker, Kim Waters, Paul Elliott, Kevin Korns, Jim Snyder, Tim Allen, James Hagloch, Michelle Hartz, Jill Cochran. Row 2: Melinda Huff, Andrea Douthitt, Wendy Burrell, Amy Marlowe, Julie Cookson, Linda Rossi, Julie Packer, Terry Shryock, Dan Knotts, Lisa Fhrhart. Row 3: Katie Spies, Mark Thurman, Toni Blciningcr, Tammy Maher, Vickie Goosman, Mike Dickens, Tammy Trautman, Lori Krause, Paula Harman, Mike Mencer, Beth Loader. Row 4: Suzanne Jackson, James Schlosser, Chris Hutras, John Peterson, John Corsi, Lori Kutchcr, Lisa Garwell, Leslie Schooff. First-Year Members of N.H.S.: Senior High-Row 1: Debbie Tristano, Lori Moser, Debbie Vasbinder, Cheryl Smith, Debbie Aston. Row 2: Lois Case beer, Joyce Paisley, Emily Crosi, Lori Wiscntaincr, Tammie Feller. Row 3: Sue Drake, Julie Pissocra, Jane Seikel, Ann Koval, Elio Scni. Row 4: Laura Dum-mermuth, Debbie Phillips, Terri Bridge-water, Nancy Lenglcr, Julia Marlowe. Row 5: Mike Spies, Karen Gallion, Will Haggis, Mark Sudduth, Joe Fondricst. Row 6: George Contini, Herb Klicnc, Tab Kepplin-ger. 163 COOPERATIVE OFFICE EDUCATION Cooperative Office Education is a course where the student goes to school half the day and works the other half with teacher and employer supervision. Those in C.O.this year were: Row one: Holly Truman. Janet Keener. Ada Maltcrer, Kay Maurer, Jill Douthitt. Row two: Karla Haynes. Mary Archer. Mary Jo Baker. Steve Rondinella. Cindy Barthelmeh, Rita Newell. Kathy Strimel. Row three: Ram Braglin, Susie Maurer, Sue Bolen. Anna Ray. Diane Ryan. I.inda Rieger. Standing: Vera Holcomb Valerie Von Kacnel. Mr. Snyder (Advisor). and Barb Loos. OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Work, work, work. The OWE program is designed to give students a head start in the working field. Mr. LoPresti does much planning and arranging for the students. Here, he is busy on the phone connected with a business in the interest of one of the students. Those in OWE this year were: Row one: Denny Baumgarner, Ray Casterline, Connie Grages, Marcia Hefner, Kathy Moore, Angie Nigro, Wendy Little. Row Two: Mr. LoPresti, Kevin Berratt, Bill Swegheimer, David Ott, Greg Rothacher, Lee Stilgenbauer, Rocky Mosley. Dave Jenkins. Row Three: John Sabino, Tom Duncan. Bob Cozart, Ken McNutt, Ron Ewing, Roland Burrier, and Brian Hamilton. 165 Above (L-R) Pam Dotts, Janet Hershberger, Pam Diehl, Nancy Hall, Diane Newton, Middle, Sandy Lewis, Cindy bnglish. Jeni box, Kim bnglish. Bottem, Patty Davis, Shelly Jordon. The Future Homemakers of America filled out a good year with a lot of activities. For fun they rollarskated, and went Christmas caroling. To raise money they sold cookbooks and had a 24 hour Rockathon. They also did community services such as baking Valentine cookies for nursing home residents, and donating to Dover High School home economics department for new equipment. 166 FUTURE TEACHERS This year the Future Teachers of America were small in number, but they were one of the most active groups in Dover High School. The willingness of the people in this group is extraordinary. This year’s FTA activities have been widely varied, from the student teacher visitations at the elementary schools, to selling pens and popcorn, to visiting Kent State University for a teaching seminar. In addition the future teachers tried something new this year: a student exchange with Caraway, Indian Valley North, and Claymont. The FTA officers were Patty Pringle, Pres.; Ada Malterer, V-pres.; Linda Rieger, Treas.; Barb Jenkins, Sec. A very special thanks goes to Mr. Kane for his dedication in helping and supporting FTA and its officers. First row (left to right) Patty Pringle, Laura Hazard, Sue Peterson, Becky Class. Second row: Laura Dummermuth, Beth Page, Linda Tate. Patsy Tidrick, Barb Jenkins, Mary Beth Hughes, Martha Kleine, Mr. Kane. Third row: George Contini, Barb Wasem. Top picture: Karen Gallion helps a student. 167 FUTURE BUSINESS ASSOCIATES This year’s members were, (Silting): Lisa Cookson, Shelly Border, Debbie Aston, Jane Seikcl. Roxanne Penso, Karen Irby. (Standing): Sharon Vasbinder, Patty Pringle, Brenda Flickinger, Lois Casebeer, Rhonda McClulloch. FBA officers were, (Sitting): Shelly Border, President, (Standing): Jane Seikel, Vice President; Debbie Aston, Secretary-Treasurer. This year’s Future Business Associates, under the Supervision of Mrs. Boich and Mrs. Schupbach, had a productive year. We donated food for the needy as a Thanksgiving project, went Christmas Caroling and bowling, had the concession stand and visited area businesses for a day. The visitation was in cooperation with the Business and Professional Women’s Club. The year ended with a mother-daughter banquet. This club is open to any senior high student interested in a business career. Shelly Border, Jane Seikel, Debbie Aston. FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS FMC members this year were. Row 1: Lori Moser, Connie Vesco, Tracy Jones. Debbie Vance, Candace Truscott, Joan Rentsch, Tina Farrar, Ann Koval, Mrs. Petricola. Row 2: Beth McKinley, Amy Shrock. Bitty Cornelia. Ann Gasser. Stephanie Ault, Connie Estepp. Patsy Tidrick, Debbie Schlosser, Sharon Vasbindcr, Jan Powell. Row 3: Mary Grafe, Shelly Littlefield, Stephanie Marazsky, Sally Mathews, Cary Petrullo, Valerie Bair, Sally Weaver. Officers were, (Sitting): Cary Petrullo, President; Tracy Jones, Secretary. (Standing): Sally Mathews. Vice President; Stephanie Ault, Treasurer. The Future Medical Careers club was very active this year. The club engaged in many activities such as the grandparent program, taking CPR classes, and of course, selling candy! Special Thanks to my fellow officers, members, and our great advisors, Mrs. Petricola and Miss Thomas. President, Cary Petrullo 169 NATURE KIDS: BIOLOGY AND SKI CLUBS BIOLOGY CLUB MLMBERS (pictured above): Row 1: Aileen Silvcrstone, Lisa Yo-sick, Mary Grafe, Candace Truscott, Marcia Meyers, Stephanie Marazsky, Teri Petrullo, Jimmy Zifer, Elio Seni. Row 2: Tim Deetz, Elisa Giumenti, Amy Gcib, Tracy Jones, Joan Rentsch, Angie Marino, Debbie Vance, Tracy Jones, Kathy Blacka, Connie Vesco, Terri Bridgewater. Row 3: Kay Owens, Salli Mathews, Kathy Lang, Garth Marburger, Fred Sigcnthaler, Gem Strimel, Jefrey Phillips. Rodney ptiillips, Mr. Martin (alias Marty the Martian). Row 4: Rob Rehm, Kelly Krantz, John Perkowski, Terry Burrel, Ted Eigner, Zack Space, Jack Polk, Donny Kap-pler. SKI CLUB MEMBERS (Pictured right): Row 1: Charlene McHenry, Beth Rini, Scott Kcllicker, Jean Padro, Melissa Touchett, Paul Elliot, Gina Space. Row 2: Shelly Jordan, Dana Eigner, Valerie Pretorius, Joy Monte. Barb Meese, Shelly Huff, Michelle Hartz, Amy Marlowe, Mike Mencer. Row 3: Chris Hutras, Natalie Breyer, Toni Bleinin-ger, Ben Smallridge, Lori Smith, Sherry McHenry, Janet Putcrbaugh, Bitty Cornelia. Row 4: Kelly Sippel, Roger Smith, Mark Gotschall, Heidi Dennison, Ann Smallridge, Bill Houglan. Mike Puterbaugh, Kingsland Pretorius, Mrs. Viers. 170 SUNNING AND FUNNING Two clubs with fun and games as their main objectives are the Advanced Biology and Ski Clubs. These clubs don’t waste their time doing anything but taking trips and having a good time. Take the Biology Club: they don’t bother with meetings; all they have to do is show up for Advanced Biology Class and they’re considered members in good standing. The Ski Club has been around for three years and is growing in popularity. One of their highlights was having Roger Smith win a silver medal in a NASTAR race. While the Ski Club went off to man the slopes of Cockaigne, the Biology Club became one with nature on the Isle of Andros, Bahamas. ART STUDENTS PLAY PICASSO Art Club. 1st Row: Mike Monaco, Karen Owens, Sally Ballentinc, Sally Aubihl, Karen Patrick, Cindy Murphy, Lisa Chamberlain, Ava Gerber, Joy Monte. 2nd Row; Kathy Morrison, Mark Sudduth, Kevin Brown, Heidi Dennison, Mallissa Fisher, Nancy Flickingcr, David Garmcn, Joe Mengcs, Bev Kreisher, Lisa Garwell 3rd Row: Sylvia Pietro, TeriGunnoc, Tcri Petrullo, Jodi Slentz, Marcia Hutras, Ann Smallridge, Charlene Snyder, Karie Steffen. 4 172 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM These people were selected to represent the Dover School system in competition with 650 other high schools throughout the state of Ohio on May 6, 1978: Joan Rentsch, Linda Sperry, Molly Spies, and John Webb-English 12; Ann Gasser, Bill Jones, Ann Koval, and Wayne Rentsch-Chemistry; Lois Cascbecr, Joe I'ondriest, and Julia Marlowe-Algebra II; George Contini, Laura Dummermuth, Matt Hammond, and Bob Peterson-English 11; Debbie Tristano and Dave Wells-American History; Lee Ann Bierie, Lori Boline, and David Korns-Spanish 11; Donna Jentes, Jeff Maurer, and Connie Swihart-Lnglish 10; Leslie Barcus, Diane Border, Molly Miller, and Lynn Stofan Biology; Eric Dessccker, Kris Miller, Todd Mizcr, and Ruby Tirtonagora-Geometry; Lisa Clark, Michelle Hartz, Linda Rossi, and Mandy Spies-English 9; Roger Pershing, Jenny Sudduth. Renee Sudduth, and Jay Whcrley-Science 9; Dan Dummermuth, Karen Kcpplcr, Todd Littlcpage. and Phil Wagner-Algebra I;Chercnc Mc-Henry-Spanish I; Linda Walker-French l;and Dale Kreisher-Ercnch II. 173 FACULTY i THE TEACHER: One who provides information and skill so that others may learn 174 THE PLANNERS AND PROMOTERS Mr. Schrock, Sr. High Principal Mr. Baker, Sr. High V. Principal Mr. Wilson, Jr. High Principal Mr. Moeller, Jr. High V. Principal Mr. Peters, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Koval, Curriculum Director Not Pictured: Mr. Dennison, School Psychologist On this page we see the faces of the principals and the guidance counselors at Dover Junior and Senior High School. These are the people who lead the school. The principals control the workings of the entire school, while the guidance counselors concentrate on the individual. Many a career has been planned and many good ideas have been promoted (as well as a few bad ones) in their familiar offices. We are grateful for the help they have given us. Guidance Counselors Thomas Kane, Sr. High Merle Whitis Susan Canfield A BETTTER FUTURE Members of the Board of Education Standing: Shirley Miller, Richard Kleine, Vice-President Isabel Moore. Sitting: President James Zifer Not Pictured: Terry Jones At Left: Superintendent Bill Kinneer with Board Clerk-Treasurer, Norma Hardwidge. 177 SECRETARIES AND HELP Administration: Maxine Varner Jane Wallick Not Pictured: Ruth Luyster JoAnn Sampsel Debbie Houze Sr. High: Dorothy Contini Rose Graef Pat Petricola Caroline Smith Jr. High: Sharyn Dusenberry Eileen Lieser 178 The dedicated and hard working office girls made the world a nicer place to be. Helping out this year were: Guidance Office (far left, top): Standing Linda Dreher, Debbie Schlos-ser, Kathy Lang, Helen Cochran. Sitting-Barb Sexton, Rhonda McCulloch, Cathy Dessecker, Tammi Shores, Shelley Littlefield. Attendance Office (far left, bottom). Standing-Sue Ami-cone, Patti Fesenmyer, Cathy Dessecker, Holly Shutt, Tracy Keplinger, Tammi Fox, Kathleen Bissell, Karie Steffen, Patty Porter, Jayne Breitenstein. Sitty-Barb Jenkins, Standing-Cathy Fesenmyer, Mrs. Contini, Sharon Vasbinder, Lori Moser, Jody Thompson, Cynthia Ladrach, Lauren Hunter, Brenda Lahm, Mrs. Smith, Anne Yeager. Sitting-(front) Lisa Cookson, Hannelore DeWitt. Second Row-Julie Maybaugh, Shelley Yock-ey, Sue Peterson, Laura Hazard, Tracy Jones, Ann Gasser, Lisa Yosick, Heidi Denison. Third Row-Lois Casebeer, Sally Weaver, Sherry Wertz, Tammy Rinehart, Lisa Abel, Rhonda Brown. Jr. High Office (below). Standing-Julie Cookson, Andrea Douthitt, Linda Rini,Toni Bleininger. Sitting-Cindy Burgess, Julie Evans, Kenda White, Vicki Zifer, Linda Villard, Tracy Black, Tammy Maher. 179 ENGLISH DEPA TO BE OR NOT TO BE? The English department continued to be concerned with the back-to-the-basics movement which is sweeping the country. Junior High instituted a new English curriculum which emphasizes grammar, usage, and writing. High school students facing college were more concerned about enrolling in writing and literature courses. Our high school curriculum, which had permitted selection from a wide variety of offerings, was tightened up to allow certain classes to be offered on alternate years only-such classes as 19th and 20th Century American Literature, English Literature, and Creative Writing. We seemed to be slowly returning to the more traditional set-up, yet students still found a wide variety of subjects in speech, drama, literature, reading improvement, and writing-enough to meet every need. Pictured at Right: Floyd A. May, Department Chairman. Pictured below-Oasis Staff: Row 1 : Jodi Slcntz, Mari Jo Hutras, Marcia Hutras, Shawn Bertie, Joyce Paisley, Dennis Hershberger. Row two: Mr. Contini, Ken Engstrom, Mark Lieser, Sally Aubihl, George Contini, Monty Hale, and Steve Winkler. ISO Neil Buchanan (Jr.) David Contini (Sr.) Georgia Duke (Jr.) Ray Johnston (Sr.) Bonnie Mackey (Jr.) Floyd May (Sr.) Bernice Morris (Jr.) Barbara Peeper (Sr.) Pat Powell (Jr.) Ruth Pritchard (Sr.) Michael Rabes (Jr.) Beryl Scharein (Sr.) NOT PICTURED Tom Daniels (Jr.) The two groups pictured on these pages are direct offshoots of the English department. A third group, SWIRL STAFF, is pictured at the end of the book. At left: Mrs. Pritchard helps students in the reading lab. Junior High Press Staff: Row 1: Karen Flickinger, Karen Keppler, Linda Rossi, Toni Bleininger, Scott Kellicker Row 2: Jon Marshall, Laura Moeller, Lisa Warther, Melissa Crowell, Jenni Sutton, Kent Pon-grat. 181 MA THEM A TICS IT WAS JUST A “PIECE OF CAKE” Tom Andreas Jr. Sr. High Tom Berens Jr. Sr. High Linda Eaton Jr. High Jeffery Eklund Jr. Sr. High John Lombardo Jr. High William R. Padgitt Sr. High Richard Tidrick Jr. Sr. High 182 THEY TAUGHT DOVER THE BUSINESS 183 IN THE BEGINNING Thomas Henry Sr. High Joanne Limbach Sr. High John Marks Sr. High Dick Marshall Jr. High Paul Mowrey Jr. High James Nixon Sr. High Enerst Raber Jr. High Stankey Zurowski Sr. High Again this year the students at Dover High had a wide variety of different history courses to take (not to mention a wide variety of teachers to take them from). A number of history students participated in campaigning for the Dover school levy in both November and April by washing car windows in downtown Dover and calling area voters and surveying them. The teachers, of course, deserve a large amount of credit for keeping us students occupied on weekends with all those wonderful homework assignments! Top-Mr. Marks and his son, Steve. Right-Shaun Arter goes into his look interested-for-Mr. Henry act. 18a Tom Armstrong Jr. High Tom Connor Jr. High Stuart Ferbrache Jr. Sr. High Donald Keller Jr. High Howard Lorson Sr. High Ted Martin Sr. High Kathleen Sanders Jr. Sr. High Clifford Schrader Jr. Sr. High Douglas Strickmaker Jr. High MAD SCIENTISTS! This year the Science Department was very active, and at times it looked as though they were running around like “cavorting beasties” with their heads cut off. However there were times when everything went smooth, and everyone seemed to slow down (like at Christmas vacation). The Advanced Biology classes made their annual trip to the Bahammas with Mr. Martin and few other “unlucky” souls as chaperones. Another group of “Ted’s Heads” atten-ed the University in Columbus for the Youth Seminar on Science. (Picture of the group is at the top of the page.) 185 MUSIC MAKES THE WORLD GO ’ Fred Delphia-Sr. High Robert Lyon-Jr. High Bob McFerran-Sr. High Terry Krause-Jr. High Walter Heck-Sr. High Florence Toomey-Jr. High Beverly Sperry-Sr. High Beneath their smiling faces hides all the talent, patience, and understanding it takes to be a music educator. Just look at all the patience the gentlemen are showing. They don’t look exasperated at all, do they? It just goes to show how tough their jobs really are. They have shown their dedication year after year by putting forth the hard work it takes to produce A-l products. ART TEACHERS COLOR OUR WORLD The art department had a very successful year with many students earning honors. Rhett Mackey, Richard Penix, Patty Porter, Heidi Denison, Brad Buss, and Bev Ann Kreisher all won various awards for their artwork. Charlene Snyder won the Governor’s Award, which is a prestigious honor. Overall, the art department produced many talented artists and brought much recognition to Dover High. Bryce Browning, Jr. Jeannine Kennedy Mark Mitchell 187 Mark Stachowitz 881 q !H JS uruipny uioi q !H s lapuiqseyy Xpn; M !H Jf W99| ? Ullf q !H ffuojisuuy auEf siuojaq sqs M lIKqainO WO saeij Xiibuij 11 8 -suMOp pue sdn si; ssq sms auqoduiBii qi uosaiisBuuiAo V sjaiooas Jiaqi uo uiX8 joutui punoie papaqM s|Ji8 aqi pur ‘saxpsuiaqi Xq |(eqiaqseq paXepi n;is sXnS aqi li pip 3M Moq pue pip 3M ieqM se iej se pa8ueqa l.upeq ‘q8noqqe ‘sassep aqx ■pa-on o) sassep 4lxas ajSuts,, uiojj auog peq JeaX stqi Xj|eoiiseip paSueqa peq sassep uoijeanpa jeareXqd aqx :' i DNIdWnr SVM 3HI DRIVING SAFELY Miss Thomas Jr. High Mr. Wise Sr. High Jr. High Several teachers taught drivers ed this year in additon to Mr. Wise (who also taught phys. ed. and math) and Miss Thomas (whose main job was teaching health) pictured above. In the top picture Mr. Armstrong can be seen observing the progress of talented drivers in the simulator. And occasionally Mr. Tolotti could be seen as a passenger with a nervous driver. At left we see Mr. Wise at one of this other “jobs” in the gym. 189 SPECIAL EDUCATION AND TUTORS Charles May Special Education Bradley Swinderman Special Education Judy Beck Tutor Carole Dapoz Tutor Mary ruth Class Tutor Elizabeth Humphries Tutor Mary Jane Hadley Tutor 190 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Kent Mast Drafting David Johnson Woodworking Steven Harmon Expl. Mach. Metal David Fullerman Photography, Drafting Robert Tolotti 8th. grade shop 191 FOREIGN LANGUAGES ARE NOT ‘ FOREIGN” TO D.tf.S. STUDENTS D.H.S. LIBRARIANS “DIG” RESEARCH Linda Margot Gcri Reese Dean Newell Top Row 1: Connie Estepp, Heidi Luthy, Regina Ash, Lisa Clark, Marlene Ray. Row 2: David Golden, Debbie Hershberger, Lucille Fish, Karen Russell, Jim Schlosser. Row 3: Beth Greisen, Lisa Garwell. Bottom Row 1: Tracy Atkins, Lori Harmon, Ginger Hixen-baugh, Stephanie Morris, Jill Monte, Brian Mayfield, Stephanie Cox, Bev Kreisher. Row 2: Lori Rauschenbach, Roxanne Pen-so, Maggie Murphy. Row 3: Jana McCaslin, Julie Crites, Martha Kleine. 193 AUDIO VISUAL AIDES On the railing; Jim Miceli, Jeff Warner, Gary Casterline, Rich Dotts, Tom Barkett, Jeff Dotts. From bottom of the steps working your way up: Tim King, Dan Dunfee, Rick Kdwards, Chris Vasbinder. Rick Bearducci, Dan Newell. Dave Angel. Larry Lindberg, Advisor-Horace Page. MEDIA CENTER- BUSY AS USUAL The Media Center is where tapes are made, stored, and erased. Mrs. Blair runs a well-organized group which is a big help to teachers. Students have fun in the Media Center while still being an asset to the school. So if you don’t know where to go to have something done, go to the media center. Martha Blair Shelby Smith First Row-Terry Fockler, David Barbee, Donald Chamberlain, Joe Coyle, Lori Bo-line, Linn Holmes, Jayne Breitenstein. Second Row-Mrs. Blair, Garry Renicker, Bob Mueller, Roxanne Penso, Mindy Dupler, Nancy Haugh, Pam Diehl. Third Row—Chris Mowrey, Pat Dunlap, Kathy Strimel, Lori Fisher, Steve Truchly, Brenda Moore, Amy Zeller. Not pictured: Brian Telle, Kathy Minnis, Dean Telle, Denny Proper, Dave Wells, DiUip Tripathy, Sue Page, Danny Newell, Chris Menefee, Kelly Reber, Robin Springer, John Bradford. 195 HOME ECONOMICS- HOME AWAY FROM HOME The Home Ec. Classes continued to be some of the most popular in school. Those delicious aromas floating through the halls gave evidence that some good cooking was going on. Some of us were lucky enough to get invited down for lunch when the Foods Classes were showing their stuff. And the humming of the sewing machines from the Clothing rooms seemed to indicate that the latest fashions were being dashed out. COOKS AND JANITORS Hazel Burson Peggy Burtscher Gloria Cooper Betty Evertt Carol Freshwater Catherine Korns Viola Mason Cora Menapace Evelyn Mills Carol Murphy Margaret Osburn Arlene Phillippi Ethel Rennels Geneva Geib Edgar Gotshall Robert E. Hass Jim Hoover Dorothy Lewis Russell Reiger Don Shrock Albert Steely Pauline Vannest Don Walliek Norman Wood We would like to thank this year’s Cooks and Janitors for all their hard work this past year. We appreciated all the meals that were cooked and the school being kept in tip-top shape all year round. 197 LAND OF OZ DOVER HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Friday-April 14. 1978 8:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Dover High School Gymnasium Music by HOODYWAYS S5.00 per couple Under the “leadership” of Prom Coordinators Elio Seni and Dalene Bayer, the junior class presented “THE LAND OF OZ.” After many heated discussions and “Nixon’s Mandate,” the decorating committee finally began to resemble a unified group. We started with the standard meetings-mak-ing tissue paper flowers and eventually moved on to painting murals. This year’s added attractions were stealing cornstalks, “borrowing” the bench from the county fairgrounds, building a house, inventing cardboard lollipops, painting houses for munchkin land, and, of course, constructing our own yellow brick road—not to mention stuffing our darling scarecrow ... and Dorothy, too. And from all of us-better luck next year, Jay. Maybe then you won’t have to be a part of the decorations! 198 CHAIRPERSONS DECORATIONS: Karen Gallion Ken Rufener BAND: Emily Corsi Jody Thompson FOOD: Kelly Sippel Dave Wells TICKETS: Lori Wisintainer POST PROM: Kristy Davis 199 In the above picture, Pat West and his date. Amy Geib, are enjoying the gay annosphere of the Prom. Unfortunately, at the time the picture was taken, Amy had returned to her natural state of being. To the right. Kelly and Mike are anxious to get into the gym and out on the dance floor to boogie down. Then there are those who came to the Prom stag (like this handsome young hunk of tin. rusting away in the corner). PROM ROYALTY KING MARK CASWELL ATTENDANT QUEEN ATTENDANT TERI PETRULLO STEPHANIE JOAN RENTSCH MARAZSKY Instead of rolling out the red carpet, Friday April, 14, for the Prom Royalty, they followed the Yellow Brick Road. Stephanie Marazsky was crowned Prom Queen and Mark Caswell was crowned Prom King. The Prom Queen Attendants were Joan Rentsch and Teri Petrullo. A Royal dance for the King and Queen followed the crowning (in picture below). THE LAST PIECE IS PLACED Commencement exercises were held on a warm Sunday May 28th at Crater Stadium. Students were addressed by four valedictorians and a salutatorian. Salutatorian Cynthia Ladrach told the class that the only hope for solving the world’s problems was a higher source— “God and the coming of His Kingdom.” The first valedictorian to speak, Ted Eigner, suggested that everyone must get involved “for the betterment of our fellowmen.” “Life is significant, but if one has the attitude that life if meaningless, for him it will be empty,” said Joan Rentsch. Linda Sperry stressed the importance of individuality, but quoted from John Donne, “No man is an island ...,” for her speech. And Mike Youmans, the final valedictory speaker, said: “The answer is two-fold. The first is respect for others and the other essential is having respect for yourself.” “YESTERDAYISN’T OURS TO RECOVER” I wanted to hold it— hug it tightly but they were around and so I picked it up and ran with it hidden underneath my shirt closed the door and on my bed carefully took it out— so limp in my hands I brushed the dust off my childhood, and wept. Unknown As of May 28,1978, our childhood was a thing of the past. Adulthood was taking hold and molding us quickly, to become the society for a better tomorrow. We have learned that the past dies with each step forward we take. But sometimes we lie dormant in the present, dwelling on what we are missing and what has already died. Instead we should be reaching out to what is yet to be born. Fear of the unknown must be overcome. Leaving childhood behind is painful, and once we leave it, we can never find again the soothing relief it once gave us. But we won't need it. 204 “BUT TOMORROW IS OURS TO U TAT ” THE BUCK STOPS HERE Welcome to the 1978 edition of the SWIRL. This year R.J. tended to be a little on the mean side, but we feel this is due to his being “Ruthless” here at the high school. As co-editors, Aileen and I would like to dedicate this book to us. And, if we hear one person say “It’s not as good as Bill’s book.” we will deliberately lock you up in the Chemistry room and mix Na-,S with HC1. Yes, this is a threat. Now back to the book. On this page you see us (Aileen Silverstone, and Tracy Davis) calmly reacting to graduating from DHS. At the bottom, are all the trouble-makers. They consist of Joyce Paisley, Dan Conkle, Karen Gallion (She does have eyes), Ken Rufe-ner, Steve Smith (below Ken), Kristy Davis, Dave Wells, and Joan Rentsch. Staff members pictured above: Lori Moser, Julia Marlowe, Herb Kliene, Mike Herman, Laura EUcn Hazard, Jane Seikel. INDEX Introduction..... Homecoming Phila Game....... Seniors.......... Juniors.......... Sophomores....... Freshmen......... Eighth Grade .... Seventh Grade . . . Sports........... Fine Arts........ Plays............ Activities and Clubs Page . . .1 . .10 . . 14 . .18 . .52 . .62 . .70 . .80 . .88 . .96 . 132 . 148 . 154 This year the business end of the yearbook was handled by a business staff. They had the hard job of taking your orders for SWIRLS and handling special money-making projects to keep the cost of the book down. This staff was advised by Miss Linda Haidnick. The staff list follows. We are sorry that a picture was not available. Faculty and Administration.................174 Prom............ ..........................198 Graduation.................................202 Special Credits: Bev Kreisher Sharon Gallion Dianne Veigel Peggy Dupler Sue Amicone Chris DeBois Steve Lebold Pictures by Troup and Pluto Studios of Canton. Some team pictures courtesy of Mitchell Studio of New Philadelphia. Some sports-action pictures courtesy of THE TIMES REPORTER. Becky Ackerman Beth Griesen Becky Johnson Wendy Wesselgren Pat Dunlop Terry Grimm 207 THE UNSOLVED PUZZLE . . . (The following “eulogy” was delivered by Mr. Nixon the day after the Dover school levey was defeated for the 2nd time.) We mourn the passing of an old friend and employer. During her life as an institution of learning, she saw many fine years of progress. Her credits and accomplishments were known throughout the state. But now, these are but sweet memories of a bygone era, not likely to be resurrected. Death was not quick or easy for our school. It has been— and continues to be—a most painful experience for those who were close to her. The precise cause of death has not been determined, but it may be assumed that public neglect, indignation and general apathy have been contributors to the demise. While democracy has prevailed and the will of the majority —however small-heard, we would be remiss not to chastise those most responsible for this tragedy. Where else but in a democracy can those who shirk their civic responsibilities impose their self-righteous negativism on the young of a community? They accept the increases in the cost of beer, food, cigarettes and gasoline yet refuse to acknowledge the needs of such a critically important institution. While never perfect, our school did not deserve to be victimized by the “bad apple in the barrel” theory that so many have accepted. Finally, to those good folks who endeavored to pump new life into the school-I commend you for a noble if not futile effort. Perhaps in the days to come some will see the light and once again make an attempt to revitalize the vision of excellence that once was Dover. James Nixon It’s said that all good things must come to an end. It looks like dear old DHS is headed in that direction. There was a time when we joked that we wished the schools would close. But when that thought becomes a reality its no longer a joke. So even though the year has come to an end, there remains one puzzle left unsolved. Picture A: Mr. Nixon delivers his eulogy to the school. Picture B: Students support the school levy with a little “sit-down” on the front lawn. 208 I I
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