Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

1 Dm Nw-t'.f-4' D0 ,M f' YN fffm ,gl f I ,t . ., ,lunrgayrl ylg ., J sw qv, ,,, f f +f?fmfW.f 12, K I r rf W, K 9 . -,. Q K.. . Qi-,, , , 1. 4 t cpfwxxf Dove Volu ,dr fir '93,-fix Table of Contents Introduction ...... ..... 1 Homecoming ...... .... Seniors .............. ...... Graduation ...... ...... Prom ........... .. .... .. IVS ......... ...... Faculty ...................... Underclassmen ....... Sports ..................... 104 Spirit. ..... ...... 1 43 Music ..... ...... 1 51 Clubs ........... ...... 1 65 Fine Arts ................ 183 Senior Directory... 194 2 After the Dust Had Settle The School Year Began Withstanding a variety of changes and setbacks, Dover High School began 1979-80 as a renovated, up-to-date school. The Guid- ance and High School offices were extensively remodeledg each now enioys the luxuries of wall-to-wall carpet and refreshing new paint. The Attendance office was relocated, along with some of the Admin- istration. Double-pane, cold-resistant, heat-retaining windows spruced up the appearance of the Fifth Street wing, and a new bell system was installed. As a result, the clocks failed to work. But then, neither did the bells! Our beloved cafeteria, relieved of those long, anti-social tables, was equipped with intimate tables for four, some- times five, but usually more! The bulky partitions dividing the cafeteria and library disappeared, replaced with a new yellow wall and a door that was never locked!! d1dcJ5 WWE Refurbished locker rooms band shelters new seats on the visitors side a resurfaced track the repainted mighty Tornadoes sign and the installation of new glorious stadium lights completed the project at Cra ter Stadium. And so that you would be able to enjoy these improvements directional signs designed by last year s Senior Rich Penix were posted around Dover for those who didn t already know the way 3 ,. O X . F . '55 fi I 2 3 l - - ' - 1, 1 V- f- 5 V. ,. Y WK -, 'F 3 ii. -'hh 47-' 1 - V5 L' ' gg . '. ,A Q. X ' -'ff - , 1 f -2 'Q b ,- ri, , - f v.-- - . 4 - . e. . L ' V t . 1 -, . ,' ' ' f -5 . A lull .V I I .111 2 k Z w x V .His 'Q . 5 E V, sz, J 13? 4 ,, VV V . ii 1 'wgfl' e 4 A Q: F .4 2? I 5. M.- fi., Q ,, lt ' , AJ. ,, U :ru I , V L M Y' If f f wi' v W M? ,N 1 PJ wi ., A IH . t -, if-5 :Q . I 1, 4... ,. , N l Lal' x , 9 9 7 7 1 ii H! 9 Y F 1 Y 01 Love the ighaife ... 9' Nightlife. This year DHS students dis- covered that this held more than its tradition- al meaning. It meant late hours, calloused feet, grease burns up to your elbows, dish- pan hands and catch- ing five minutes of sleep during morning announcements. More than ever before, the Senior Class has en- tered the working world, gaining on-the- job experience and financial indepen- dence. Now can you understand why our A.C.T. tests were so low? ka X!! .f-ff'-.,,.-. fxi, r A '- fx, IEC. U. S PAT OFF. Milli mxsar SIM tif 'H ...Li .ti But at 7250 A.M., We're Back at D.H.S.! From one end of the school to another, we were always busy. At right we see Robin, Becky and Ron put- ting the finishing touches on their re- search papers. Below, ,005 ,.- ml ,,..- M,,,.,.,- Tim Bober is in deep concentration as he jul kneads his bread iff dough At bottom 'Lf right Lori, Kris, and ' ' Mike observe the I f l physical structure of a p W yi.y ,X hamster in biology. gt it .JI all bij if l i 'fra is .sift sf'-'.4,,'3 F e4 ,E I I!! H 5 X l S S S L s Y Y F X s X X I' -. 'J-1, QW X I s N -Q f i 6 it ff W -mp. ii f oil 94 d N E A if N-RN ,Z 4' X X Between classes was one of our favorite parts of the day. Above left, Ion Limbacher hurriedly dashes to his next period class. Above right, Mrs Boich, our choice for Mother-of-the-Year, steps in with the students for lunch. At bottom, Ioe Coyle and Ron Graham begin construction of what will be a Red Barn ! 7 ,T -6, KA u 4 f '57 QV , 11 , J! , f . , W ,- x a , iq . if-f Y X 1 sE.?.1i'p,,3 gnu' 9 Nz 1 66 99 Shadows in the oonlight Committees Decorations: Date: October 13, 1979 Tim Cook, Darlene Snyder, Place: Park School and Iohn Peterson Time: 8p.m. - 11p.m. Food: Band: Mingo Linda Rini, Iackie Murphy, and Lori Kohler Bond: Leslie Barcus J 4' D ,lj is xl Gd .E NL lf .flirt 9 di - v ,. my ,, , 'A - isp. jg K iii' ,. A W av w 1980 I SENIQRSL l Darla Kay Adams Susan Elizabeth Amicone Catherine Ann Amistadi as, Amy Io Atkinson Don Balder 5 lu 'f i ,va ' v 1 ' iw f Q Kiwi it W AK ' 5 ' W W 1 'Y 1 11 , 1 f df it it l Q, it , N V k OA ' ' w. 5 N , 3 0 A L ,i Q I thang' l 4 L , , i a a ia Leslie Anne Barous Thomas Robert Barkett David Michael Barnhart Mike Basey Shown at right are Iodi Krantz and Bill Gilmore, the Seniors with the biggest smiles. 12 9 ,rx 'fi ,. 011 Seniors Ham It Up i fQ, mf , W -J- N.:-nv i 52 li 'F ll: i 1 rip ,X a ia 'aired' f , V X Y, xi, in lv ti Polly Ann Brogan Kevin Carl Burgess Tracy Beal Mary Ann Berndt Iames Richard Black Ir. IoDee Lynn Bober Timothy L. Bober Patrick D. Boles Diana Ruth Border Michelle Renee Bouchard Iayne Breitenstein 13 Kevin Burris Cynthia Ann Buss Gary Casterline Timothy Bryn Chumney Albert Earl Clark, Ir. Rebecca Ann Class Helen L. Cochran Kenneth A. Contini Timothy Cook Audie Dean Coventry Lisa Marie Crawford Thomas Edward Cunningham 14 We've Finally Made It. is.. ij v LGPL df' Q, W .I ui 'D A Q, -'Y Q I H ., c M ' Willa lllllll V T7 D 'N 6: A ,4iq2f..r F. ,qi new ,, I W his P ' ,5-lf! Q . , J .W r' - ' k M Q 1 Most Likely to Suceed in Busi ' .X Z A J ness: 1 6 . ' Mega and Ieff. ...fb af' I if CIA..-' 5 mi' Ys.,,,,b x 'Wal Elaine Marie Dalpiaz Arthur Allan Davidson Christine Sue DeBois Elizabeth Ioan Deetz Douglas H. Denbou Heidi Lynne Denison Eric M. Dessecker Iamie R. DeVore Ruth Ann Dickey 15 Pam Diehl Robin Kay Doidge Richard Dotts Ir. Timothy Lee Drake Tim E. Dummermuth Pamela Sue fFock1erj Duncan Daniel L. Dunfee PUSSY Dupler Terri Edwards Here We see Rob And Diana having a little food fit in the Home-Ec room. Their unbelievable eating qualities earned them the distinction of the classes biggest eaters. Pig on Down, Rob and Diana! 16 v' 495 ,ky Y- .f A MC l . if I' ...,...qn0I ' Some Uver Did It!! 1 'T' TIP Ny., 'L 13' IP' i Y' Susan Ellwood Vickie M. Emery Connie I. Espenschied Connie N. Estepp Todd Feller Malissa S. Fisher Tim Fisher Brenda Sue Flickinger Nancy I. Flickinger jennifer Rae Fox Brenda Frank lim Franks 17 Ieffrey Scott Froman Sharon Kay Gallion Donald Scott Gardner Greg Garman Greg Garner Ava Io Gerber Iennifer Lynn Gericke Iohn H. Gibbs Todd A. Gibbs Kris Ann Gintz Kimberly Sue Gordon Mark Gottshall 18 Look out Mr. Clean ,avr ff' me '7 ?1 'ls-.wb K K 4 A 'Y Kevin Iames Gray Beth Elaine Griesen Christy Guy Michael Richard Hammel Michael S. Hanenkrat lim I-Iartline Gerald Glen Herron Of all the seniors, Lisa Umpleby, and Tim Cook were voted the two seniors most con- cerned about the school's appearance. lust think: they may be the future Haas's of D.H.S.!!! 19 Debbie Hershberger Bret Hertzell Lisa Anne Hill Ierry T. Hixenbaugh Linnette Gail Holmes LouAnn Homan Mary Beth Hughes Connie Espenchied and Ieni Fox display the ups and downs of Senior life 20 e Shape of Things To Come N V. w 'QT Q,-1-,rl Lauren E. Hunter Teresa Lynn Hurless Maureen Hutras Don Irby Donna lean Ientes David Allen Iohns Becky johnson Dorothy Iohnson Thomas R. Iones II Rick Kemphfer Melanie Kendle Chris L. Kerch 21 lim Kilgore Timothy I. King Greg I. Knotts Karen Elizabeth Kohr Iodi Louise Krantz Brent Allen Kretzinger Patricia Kuemerle Brenda Kay Lahm Cheryl A. Lang Robert H. Laughlin, Ir. Felicia Marie Lengyel Ion Limbacher 22 Seniors Clownmg Around' 'A Cf' 'W-W Cathy Quicksall and Rick Ram- sey learn how to thread a movie projector . . . backwards!!! bv-. Iill Ann Little Mary Io Longer Heidi Mae Ludy William Lusic Diane Marie Magnacca Stacie Ann Marazsky Mark Marburger 23 Ava Gerber and Ron Wills free agents for the Globe Trotters? Rick Mason jeffrey Allen Maurer Bill May Iulianne Maybaugh Debbie Mayfield Iennifer Ann McCreery Steven S. McGinley 24 Semors a well ballanced class Steven Ion McKeever Iohn McRobie Scott Edward Mears Kris Miller Molly Io Miller Todd Iames Mizer Iill Monte Brenda S. Moore Christopher Br1an Mowrey Rhonda Marie Mueller Dale Eugene Mumma Ierry Ioe Murphy 25 Noreen Murphy Steve Myers Wendy Lynne Myers Ieffrey Neiger Diane Kay Newton Vincent Raymond Pace Kurt R. Packer Richard Scott Padro Elizabeth Ann Page Donna Patterson Rick Pauline Bruce Pearson I Pledge Allegiance . ,-Q' AUM fav Q 'f 1l' .4n Y is f gs. 1 N ' if Ml' '1 i If 1 5 f. u W M 21- ,ly NKN, '- , . Q. WG Sue Ellen Peterson Gary Petrullo 'Wi Douglas R. Phillips Michael Allan Plunk Kenneth W. Pringle Cathleen S. Quickall Rick Allen Ramsey Timothy Iohn Rehm Beth A. Reidenbach Kevin Burris and FeFe Lengyl were voted the most likely to lead us as- tray and anywhere else their little hearts de- sire! 27 Vicki Lynn Renicker Cathy Rinehart Tammy Rinehart David I. Rippel Ed Robinson Kathy Ann Roth Michael Ray Schupbach Mega Schwartz Rebecca I. Seng Kevin Burgess and Kris Gintz, the Seniors Most Likely to Start a Cult, are seen meditat- ing at right. 28 31 iff Leonard Shaw Iames H Smallrid Floyd Smearm Chris Smith Roger Smith Charlen Snyder Darlene Snyder Andy Spies Lynn Stofan Kathy Struhar jeff Sweghe Tim Sweghe Don Sweitzer Connie Sue Swihart Dean Robert Telle Troy Thompson Ruby Tay Connie Sue Trachsel Martha Ann Ulrich Lisa Umpleby Phyllis Diane Veigel Michael Von Kaenel Cynthai Pauline Walter Doris Walton 30 Seniors are camera sh ?? t In N . ' A T f ,A- 212' ,,.. -G' aw' 4, Q f ! 9 2 1' fi --fl 'rl' Most bashful seniors: Dina White and Iames Black? - L! lk. ' Oh. Michael Warner Sharon L.. Warther William P. 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SEL- .u 0 'ffl' A' - '-1 Pomp and Circumstancen Pictured above are two of the six commencement speak- ers from the Class of 1980, len- nifer McCreery and Kris Mill- er. The student's speeches fo- cused on reflections from their high school years, as well as thanking various members of the community. Terry Iones, President of the Dover School Board, addressed the class about the expectations and re- sponsibilities that faced them in their new environment. Fol- lowing this, the graduates re- ceived their diplomas. 34 l 1 I b tg I at X N .nal-4 M Eric Melvin Dessecker Robin Kay Doidge Iennifer Ann McCreery Kristen Renee Miller Molly Io Miller Ieffrey Allen Maurer gl' U if ...f WE MADE MOM AND DAD PRUUD I Q - A .1 . .-Q f A GN. ' 'iff It mr 5 A is J 4' hw 1:1 M , Q , 6... gf- A ' ' ' A -t R .. .Z - gf' T 'Ig 7. rx mf' Pfxg -' 'f s .. A A 1 L i t s - ' X 5 5' . A J t - I is 6 Q, . VX i, 1-'af 9 -M V' t M, - t ij . 3' ' -. WN Tf -1-Q 1 gm '. 4 ,M Y.. 5, ,. , -XE? X Top left: Iamie thinks back on his past high school days. ' Above: Our friends and relatives packed the stands to watch us gradu- ate. At right: Chris and Susan seem to be relieved that it's over. N N . . 5. 1 ,. ' I Top: Mr. Delphia directs the band as they play the POMP and CIRCUMSTANCE for the 1980 grads. Above left: After the tassles were turned, the hats and frisbees went sky high! Left: Mr. Iohnstori congratulates Ieff and Elaine on a job well done. 37 6'Love at High Tide 1980 Prom Tl igsmw is rplblyl ma I 4' X ,aw I p' .,f'41f , Ja K X hx y f The 1980 Ir.-Sr. prom featured the theme, Love at High Tide . Once inside, couples were surrounded by noted bottles, treasure chests, rocks, and palm trees. A typical South Seas setting! And our own Mr. Daniels, along with his group, Daniels and Rinehart, gave us the music. At right, Mike Hawk had the honor of crowning this years queen, Lynn Stofan. Below, the queen stands with her court. Her attendants were: left, Leslie Barcus and right, Sue Peterson. if Pictured at left is Mr. Daniels singing his heart out. Below, Bob and Dina are caught in a quiet lT1OITl8I1l. i 'gm sw t. vw 5 l X X Va , Pt- f'1llln.n e t 4 39 wt X ,I Ill 3 lf Above, this foursome stands behind their find, while the four at right keep a close guard on their new- ly found treasure. on the opposite page, at top, Iulie and lay have found a friend from the deep. Below them, at left, Chris and her date were an- other couple that were caught alone. And at far right, Lisa and Todd decide to sit one out. 40 2 f ,M,,,1 X lacks of all Trades l 1 At BIVS Dover students can be found working on a wide variety of projects. Eveyrone put forth their best efforts to become tops in their particular fields. Top: Leonard Shaw and Greg Knotts discuss how to fix an engine and not get their fingers dirty! Left: Doug Phillips works hard on his drawings so he can get an A+. Above: Ann Yeager and Beth Grieson are really listening to the radio, and not their typing tapes.! 'qfhfw' Left: Don Irby takes time out from brick laying so we can get a picture of his pretty brown eyes! Bottom: Diane Newton used to fix her Barbie dolls lilce this when whe was a pre-schooler. Below: Betty Crocker better watch out now that Tammie Krausie's in the kitchen! in v 1 ..,. ... N' . J W, Yr X x Z h 43 THE BEST QF 1.v.S Al ii 3 iv, f , , , Q X f .. x , if-gfwsfk xx i,. M NN 45 BIVS Masked Men At bottom, we see an interesting lineup. wonder which one is Guilty?J Below, we fi day. At right there are two students a typical IVS student at the end of a typin , w u found that two years at IVS weren't eno and decided to sign up for the lifetime Cour Or maybe these are just some Dover I' students at the Halloween party? if , as Q ' f ' -ef 'rr' .1 .F t f , : 1 Lmiuw 'r 1, i W2 . , 1 7 's df ' Q f .?5M I' ., 7 0 V, . 'W ' ,. i ,Li 47 QA , 3 W f N., 4, 7 f Q9 .9 I fy- , -5 , nag' W h 5 ,,,., X Ng -f Q, K f-iii: at Y ,,.VV ,gg f , .,,., Wi. aw ,fredii ,,, L 4lW, 1 ,Q 1. 1, H ,S Mail t l af. g lt Q uf 2 at H f,M s 'ft A 'W iattai gg ,tittii 74, g 4 Q 'A ' 7 f Q 3 Q, 9 53 . J., ew: uf , , 4 9 ' 4 0 ij ,.,,, ,ff 'L Q V K if I ,,, 'phi at i I ' gg H 4 ' .,,, 11 an O ' fb Z 5 Q I 2 a,aj,, 9 4, 45, Q J! . az i , 0'i'.,f ot' Q ,Q .4 46 V n ll 'ia o ,Q 'Q' 0' i ' 1 ll, 2. ze. -f W0hQQAq 1 4 W, RX :Vl I I , :,. , , Y A , K , ,, - , ., 3 .. ff QW! , , 1 In FACULTY The Administration These pages are dedicated to our administrators. Shown at right is Mr. Edward Hamsher, our ever- cheerful superintendent. Below him is pictured Mr. Donald Peters, ad- ministrative assistant. Russ McGlothlin, director of pupil serv- ices, is shown directly below. At the top of the opposite page, we see the Dover Board of Educa- tion. Seated: Isabel Moore, Presi- dent Terry Iones, Treasurer Norma Hardridge. Standing: Ioe Maybaugh, Vice-President Richard Kleine, Su- perintendent Hamsher, Iames Zifer. Below the Board is pictured Mr. Stan Zurowski, Athletic Director. Mr. Lawrence Baker, Assistant Prin- cipal, appears below Mr. Zurowski, Pictured at far right is Mr. Robert Schrock, Principal. i . 'Himsa-,.,,,, hw 48 f .bx I, , ,W , V ' A , .AA LS A' K ' QU! gf ,...,,,.M..w'f ' 'J 49 , , u They T pe the List Fantastic ,. QL lust think of the troubles our administrators would face without these staunch allies and their typewriters! At right we see Mrs. Cook, guidance secretary, and Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Contini and Mrs. Graef, Main Office and Attendance secretaries. Below are the ladies from across the street: Mrs. Varner, Mrs. Petricola, Mrs. Wallick, Mrs. Herman, and Mrs. Dalpiaz. b ,Qi if e Kb -Q., 50 E , . 5 l 1 1 I . .1 X in . 1 Q I fl' I 4' x ' ts V fm' The Guiding Lights -,,m,,,,,... av' to til f ,W The Guidance Department this year continued to be a great help to students, especially those who wished to be excused from class. Below left is Mr. Frye, who was a special help to sophomores on their way to BIVS. To his right, Mr. Denison, the school psychologist, inquires, Would you like to talk about it? Below, Mrs. Cook and Miss Canfield demonstrate how they get through their busy days. E iii g t gi! y -t it 5, elf 1. ,, if 5 I rs f, ' 4' . ,. V H . f B xl 6 sq' . Og X ,sl . 'I 1:1 , ' fl' 112. 4,,. ..,.,f,, 1,5 1 v ' 0 K it Cf' ,E litt I we if sf' eff 51 Physical Education instructor Ioel Cockley reflects at right on a glorious football season. Beneath, School Nurse Craw- ford cures the aches of a student body. The three ladies below are, starting at left, Mrs. Iohnson, Mrs. Hoopengarner, and Mrs. Rini, tutors at DHS. Iames Heller, new O.W.E. advisor, is seen in the left corner, and beside him, our infamous In-School Suspension coordinator, Scott Ebert. These teachers learned the new room numbers - by May 31! New Teachers, Qld Problems Q ' ,, - if I 5 A .r 4 N. W e it , '7 'N 'W 5 Q , xi X 1 f 1 1 S A .. . . g elk . ' -1 ,gig y, . of K ' 4 -' 1 2 3 ' MWA ,e , 3. i 2 it uae, 4, pm ' a Illllllfl 52 The Madness Behind the rtistic Talent! x At left, Mr. Browning and Com- pany take a break from a very tedious assignment. With Mr. B's and Miss Kennedy's guidance and encouragement, the dis- appointments, swelled heads, and nerve-wracking pointeltism assign- ments were made more endurable. In the left corner, Mesdemoiselles Fisher and Denison reach the pin- nacle of their artistic ingenuity by creating the model student. He came into being when a jolt of Electric fLight Orchestral surged through his earphones. And below depicts the genial, fun-loving side of Miss Kennedy. 'Q 'WG 1:37 89 X X 53 At right: Mrs. Schupbach, our fa- vorite Typing II, Shorthand, and Notehand teacher stands non-cha- lantly behind the desk. We really know that she is standing there to nudge the exhausted Mrs. Boich into giving a big smile since she is trying to recover from her 5th period Accounting I class. Below: Dave Iohns, the camera shy guy, supposedly turns to a friend for help as Amy Marlowe peels out on the typewriter. Go Amy! i r ,M X I , Y ,ff A 1' A ' W t wind? LA, ,...-..-- x 1. Bama. W, uv KA N i .Nga sis- X 54 Taking Care of Business Here we see another hard working business teacher, Miss Hardnick. She strives to teach her students as much as possible about business machines during the semester. Most students learn easily, but the ex- ception is Eric Dessecker, who is having trouble learn- ing how to turn on the ma- chines. 55 The English Department - At the right we see a student who is speechless in the presence of the living legend, handsome Mr. Contini for is that a myth?j. Below, left, the fair Mrs. Mackey daydreams of her Romeo. Circle the correct answer to de- scribe the lady pictured at lower right: Mrs. Pritchard can be found every day in a. the Reading Center b. a math classroom c. the chem lab d. none of the above. If you chose o, you remembered that this page features the Eng- lish department. x V t, 1 'hx Ai N ' in-X 1- ' Qgsxik' is ,pf 56 . L ww, if -fx .53 S M , , Q5 X 'Y r 11 arg 1 A . ,li of t -1' j'?':.'s, 19 Rl A xt The Patterns Never Change Kas any Advanced Language student knowsj. At left: Pattern 1: Miss Peeper and Mr. Buchanan pose. Pattern 2: The two compose a picture. Pattern 3: The teachers are Miss Peeper and Mr. Buchan- an. Pattern 4: The teachers are posing. Pattern 5: These teachers give the students homework. And finally, though it may be a bit difficult to see his ex- pression, Department Chair- man Floyd A. May poises, er, poses with interested Swirl Staff advisor, Mr. Iohnston and two unknown Staffers. Xin' ,ffffffi : wh . -1 57. ,, W 'ffyn lff f - Y,-' IUIN Q FUREIGN ' V' LEGION i f .' .i'.1.:x.'.-3:23 g:2g:f:':1:-:Ez-' - xii 3- ,'.f...:.f.j5:.'.'.A . ' .iff v 'f f 'Q 1 ..I q,.. ...JC ' '.. U 1. ,..., my-W On the this page, bottom, Mrs. Koval shows that white cards can be used in warding off frenzied freshmen in Span- ish class. Above, Mrs. Herz, German teacher, also assisted in the library this year. On the facing page at the lower right, Miss Dean, dons a relaxed smile in her French class as she thinks of Mrs. Herz busily working in the li- brary. To her left, Dale Krei- sher thanks Mrs. Koval for the chance to listen to a captivat- ing foreign language tape. Above them is Mr. Ienkins, who valiantly substituted for an injured Mrs. Herz for sev- eral weeks. 41 R. 5 s How many quarts in a gallon??? How many teaspoons are in a tablespoon? How many ounces are in a pound?? How many mililiters are in a liter?? If you would like to Know the answers to any of these questions, take the Home Ec. Courses with Miss Miller or Miss Class. At right: We see Miss Miller wondering who took her needle and thread. At bottom left: Miss Miller shows Paula Hennis the proper way to follow the in- structions to a pattern. At bottom right: Miss Class shows Kim Albert and Beth McMann how to make a new diet soft drink. At far right: We see Susan Elwood looking in the oven at her cookies. Bakin' lt UQ I as , . ,. K X 39 mill' Makin' lt fn f 58 The teachers in the Industrial Arts depart- ment this year are: At top right Mrs. Haad, photography and graphic arts. At bottom left are Mr. Ickes and Mr. Iohnson, drafting and industrial arts. Above is Mr. Harmon, metal shop. 61 'Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick l'm sure speak softly and carry a big stick rings a bell to every junior and senior who has studied American history. Far leftg Mr. Henry is gallantly re-enacting the dramatic statement made by Teddy Roosevelt. Far left bottomg Mr. Marks explains the Progressive Movement to his American history classes. At left, Mr. Swinderman says, we can't drop a bomb in Iran and still be a democracy! Bottom left: Mr. Mowrey points out that Civics and wrestling are inter-related! Below, we see Mr. Nixon in one of his more casual moments. Going through high school without taking Mr. Nixon for history is like well, we won't go into that! Some trivia questions that will boggle your mind are listed below, courtesy of Mr. Henry, Mr. Nixon and Mr. Swinderman. Contact them for the answers. 1. On Apollo 11, Armstrong and Aldrin were the first two to walk on the moon. There was a third astronaut who stayed in orbit around the moon. Who was it? 2. Who was the first man to climb Mt. Everest? 3. I-low many electoral votes does it take to win the presidential nomination? 63 Math Teachers Are Rated X !!! 222, If-Q Above is everyone's favorite, our lovable Mr. Wise, looking as congenial as ever. Beside him is, who else, but Mr. Padgitt, our Advanced Math teacher, with that never-ending smile of his. To bad his students aren't smiling!!! 64 psf The opposite page, top left is Mr. Eklund taking a not often enough break. To his right is Mr. Andreas - caught in the act!! At the bottom is Mr. Berens, looking totally enthusiastic. i Dover Music Tuned Up In addition to heading the music department, one of Mr. Delphia's many jobs was di- recting the Concert band. Heading the orchestra was the ever cheerful Mr. Gillaspie, who occasionally honored us with a word or two. A new addition to the choir this year was Miss Chris Baker, who was a student teacher last year and decided to return as a full-fledged faculty member. At right, Mr. Goudy checks Mr. Gillaspie's neck size, while Mr. Delphia examines his suit. Below, David Barbee and Miss Baker go over some well-loved Christmas tunes. xi ' .f-Of! For a Great Year 2 'W' -Q , .Ti F Wi nf' ,,,,,,.,W 'Ti x tt ' I x ff Mfr? fi, V , , 'ff:'f7s5i:ffffZ 'WW feffmzfkl As well as directing the Marching bnad, Mr. Goudy assisted Mr. Lyon with the Red and Gray band. Meanwhile, Mr. Heck put the choir through their paces. In the upper left hand corner, we see Mr. Goudy caught in the act. Directly above, Mr. Lyon is stunned, What can I say, she's brilliant! At left, we see Mr. Heck, Director of the concert and advanced choirs, taking a smile break. 67 Heading Towards Health To the right we have Mr. Meese and Ms. Vasbinder hard at work figuring out the day's plan. Some of the year's activities consisted of basketball, scooter relays, and vol- leyball. Below, we see Barbie Maybaugh and an unknown passenger on the scooters. fOpposite page leftj Miss Thomas's health class practices the CPR tech- nique on the Rescue Annie manne- quin. fOpposite page rightj Miss Thomas grins as her class tells her about the facts of life. Bottom right: Ms. Vasbinder laughs as she prepares to attack her next victim, Stacy Brady. 68 ,Y i 3, Z W rf L ff' 'N r. , ' x 1 ,,...4d 69 Lab Report I N. 1? an 41? -pp-V., www., -1 70 I . 3 X 'fl' ,Z s fi A 5 S W, 3 W Wax 4 A ui' 'J' A fl, A recent bulletin from the chemistry lab informs us that Dr. Schrader is near success with his Doomsday Device. He is shown at right concocting a potion to make his hair straight again. On the opposite page, Mr. Lorson clarifies the mysteries of the universe to Tim Rehm and lim Kilgore, both of whom appear to be very enlight- ened. Below them, Mrs. Sanders prepares one of her well-known orations against student employ- ment. Directly below, the two biological wonders of DHS, Mr. Martin and Mr. Ferbrache, show their smiling faces. oO 0. Goo O D '!To , Z CD C :a .jg T 71 , X 1 ,, s -yXvWX lv it ik As always our janitors or clean up crew were both friendly and efficient this year. Above, taking their lunch break is Russell Reiger, Thomas Russell, and Danny Hogan. To the right is Albert Steely, Francis fBudj Wisselgren, Robert Haas, and Blaine Shively. Head custodian Don Wallick, Do- rothy Lewis, Edgar Gotshall, Iohn McKittrick, Geneva Geib, and Nor- man Wood were not present for the pictures. 72 Our Clean- Up Crew DHS Bett Crookers I in it A Qkf 1' f life- A S. Standingg Margaret Osburn, Carol Murphy, Seatedg Doris Amicone, Ethel Rennels, Evlyn Gloria Cooper, Betty Everett, Margaret Bur- Mills, and Viola Mason. tsoher, Cora Menapace, Carol Freshwater, Cath- erine Meryo, and Susan Renner. 73 They Got Us Here Un Time! The DHS bus drivers have a very important job here at the school. They take us to all of our basketball, football, and baseball games. They take us to track meets and take us on all of our field trips. They are an asset here at DHS! At right we find Mike Dickens anxiously boarding the bus for school. This years bus drivers are: Row 13 Rosa Hoover, Susie Limbacher, Millie Sayre, Karen Beatty, and Wayne Bissell. Row 23 Walt Maurer, Carol Edie, Barb Renner, Io Myers, Martha Page, and Mar- lene Schwartz. Row 35 Austin Leggett, Ruth Schrock, Bessy Fensler, and Bob Morris. X ,XM 4s- t 5 74 Mr wavy! dli ' ,- 'z 11,261 145, 4, F A fag, ff M , 4. 2 S ' 4 , 1 , 1V z,,:g, A +V 'fix Doug Abel' Kellie Adams Tammy Albert Marianne Alesiano Tim Altier Paul Archer Kim Arthurs' Ienny Atkinson Tom Aubihl Tom Baker Iim Balder' George Barnes Bob Becker' Molly Biclawski' Chuck Bierie Anita Bixler Toni Bleininger Bill Blickensderfer Missy Bower Diane Brink Paula Burkhart Brian Burrell' Beth Burrier' Marty Chumney 'Buckeye I.V.S. 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I y xi! ,ff Lisa Clark Naomi Courlas Tom Coyle Todd Coyle Nancy Cramer Sue Cramer Mark Crow' Scott Daniels Ann Davison Lisa Davidson Iamie Davis' Bob Decker lay Deeds Steve Degan Christy Dessecker Mike DeVault' Robin Dickey Connie Domingos Ieff Dotts Linda Dreher Dan Dummermuth Mindy Dupler Lisa Dusenberry Rick Edwards' Iudy Eichel Amy Ellwood Ken Emery Cindy English Todd Espenschied Iohn Evans Becky Farnsworth Kevin Farrar Holly Festi Lori Fisher Terry Fockler Iohn Fondriest Penny Forstorm Wendy Fortney Tim Fox Matthew France Ian Gerber David Golden Sherry Goss Cindy Grewell Gary G'riesen Tim Grimm Kevin Hale Ron Hall IU IURS ARE 5 . gf M Msi, ' ., 2 t 1 ing? ,- at fe, 11 3 3 . ' t Q I it :VH at .- l v N 1 . f all a - an -Q f 4 nv-v 4 -4 ,X:. i i .IT e ff 52 VH :Q Y i s , up El 4. MQ K , gow I 5. 'xy is , td xmf 1. d'l ' .., I , A .f :IQ X ' 4 I f K a ' :ggi gg- 9 til ' M-w ,4 -uhh if FI , ff., ' ' ,lm ,V ,- .i, Q X. r .Eg ji I ,. 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V ff I , , . ,Q . 3 Roy Harrold Kelly Hartline Michelle Hartz Mike Hawk Wt . ,nt f -f 1 .if QFTQLKMI Victor Heffner Scott Heller Paula Hennis Douglas Hershberger Ieff Howard Z Colin Incarnato V Cheryl Iaokson H Bill Iennings Lori Iberg ' Brian Iohnson N ' t Robert Iones Tim Kalp Carl Kandel Karen Kandel Scott Kastor Scott Keffer in 5 l Sue Keller , 4 t ffw--- Tracey Keplinger Karen Keppler Keith Kerch Bob King Cody Kleine Doug Kline Lori Kohler Kathy Kohr Dave Korns Tammy Krause Dale Kreisher David Ladrach Iuniors Celebrate Victor me .1 pn. li , -3. z n p X 4 X C ,x I if 4, ti 3 - 'eeel Frank Lagatta Sandy Lane Ioe Lang Ken Law Patty Lenarz Sandy Lewis Cheryl Littlepage Todd Littlepage Doug Littleton Barb Lorenz Mindy Lorenz Mary Lusic Vicky Luthy Scott McCahill Iana McCaslin Iill McCombs Tom McCombs Beth McCord Linda McDowell Sandy McGuiness Sheri McHenry Tim Maize Mary lane Marshall Iohn Mathais Dale Maurer Brenda Maytield Ioe Menges lim Meryo lim Miceli Chris Miller Debby Miller Ianet Miller Kathy Minnis Lisa Monaco Ioy Monte Iulie Moore Linda Moran Charles Morris lim Morris Iackie Murphy Rachelle Mutschelknaus Cindy Myers Mark Nepsa' Dan Newell Bob Newland Sue Nguyen Sue Null Renee Oxford Martha Page Lori Parrott Mike Patrick 82 W1 f f 'S' L6 ,I af' ' ,oh ,J Q ., NCQ K . lat Q.. l Gina Patterson Roger Pershing Cathy Pierson Dan Pietro Steve Pissocra Kathy Polen Kent Pongrat Ieff Pringle' Brian Rabes Ierry Rader Marlene Ray Winston Ray ,. . -4 W if 4 ky . S. . 'Gil 11' e. V. ,,, ,, 1 W ,A ,.,fx .f qy wilkl' 3' 4 V 'iff .qv Q Q K- . 'G QM! i I 1 X I I Holly Reber y .R Kelly Reynolds , , Gene Rice X Linda Rini Matt Ritenourf David Roe' A NX ,I Ky V , 4'iQ-fp. ,, J rx., Q3-..'1ii.'15t1 lv' Beth Rondinella Linda Rossi Karen Russell Ierry Ryan' Ron Saffell' Brad Sayre iii vi Mike Schaar' Ioyce Schilling Tina Schubach Gary Schwartz' X - 1 X vyl Steve Schwartz X' Bob Schweitzer ,l . R Steve Seikel ' ' it i iirl i cindy sexmnf S i gy S 1 X:-4: Q' Lloyd Shaw' ' 2 if y 2:57 5 Tina Shepler V I A6 xy, , y Tad Shilling ' A ?7qfj9x'lll f N- Ned Shryock 5l 'ii9'g:lL'?l: Bill Shutt Wayne Shutt' Steve Sicurella Iunior Class Officer Assembly Representative: Gina Patterson President: Mike Hawk Secretary: Nancy Cramer Treasurer: jenny Sutton Vice-President: Iackie Murphy 2 LK Y' S'-9 83 All Work and no pla ??? Iuniors not shown in this section: Cindy Burgess, Rob Corbett, Valerie Evans, Rita Gwyer, Hope Hochstetler, Tina Keffer, Kevin Kerch, lake Korns, Ianice Miskimen, Ieff Siegenthaler, Shawn Smith, Tim Swegheimer, Barry Tunstall, Ierry Wallace, Scott Wallace. Dan Slentz M 6 Bob Smith ft A Q Ginny Smith ' i Mark Snyder x A Paula Snyder 1 v Terry Snyder Mandy Spies Becky Spies Iim Stahl Shelly Stallings . X Gina Space Y, H? T 'X Barb Steinberg Marla Stotzer Renee Sudduth Ienny Sutton Ed Swihart Sue Swinderman , X . . , L v .,, Brenda Stauffer A Q ' ' F -Q - 1 t. ., , H. Q2 1 f ' 84 5 , f' 'Hf!l'ris-nfn. K ..--M X 2 R V X xt J.-. VM. gK B Y 1 x 1 - 1331-'E in Xa f 5 l fl? C , i Sf ' .lj ljfii K Y ' f ill s t 2 -A Q, -J ix'-: if tl ' Q 9 ' XL fg A sms 4-fa 5 L.LL sal X X ' 'wi 6 I eg A rs W Y ,, 59 I .. b- 10 'W ' i if X -M1 X L. L - - . , , f 1 I 4 W- 1 V' X E if-L ? f 'thi at A 1' 4- vs 7 F -,uf Y , . s le, v s G K' 'fi ' 1 -3 fe C, C1 ii' ' . .. .,.I'ill ' 'zfszlv 5 was aw 4 ' y r ,g5,s -at 3 - i .Ne ' ' v ' . . llil.4Y'l Ax. .' 'ir A Cf? -e4 X. 'UK f ' ' .- ff Liz Thompson Crystal Trachsel Dave Tristano Steve Truchly Doug Truman Bob Truscott Kevin Tschudy Rick Varnes Chris Vasbinder Iohn Vesco Linda Villard Phil Wagner Diana Walker Wendy Walker Ieff Warner Lisa Warthcr Craig Weiss Denise Wells Sara West lay Wherley Shaun White Dan Williams Valerie Woods Lisa Young Iodi Zaugg Iohn Zifer Vicki Zifer Mike Zuchegno Rick Zuercher Tim Zurcher 3 N 1 Q 'Q X 'X J, 4+ Sophomore Sophistioation??? Tracy Adkins Kimberly Albert Phillip Alexander Timothy Allen Renita Ankrom Perry Atkinson Ieffrey Baker Penny Baker David Barbee Cheryl Barker Rose Bevan Tina Biclawiski The Sophomores started out the year one step closer to being Seniors! Leaving the ninth grade behind, they realized it was time to grow up and begin acting like adults, yet quite a few seemed to find that hard to do fregardless of how hard they triedj. X. t , . X qt 91 3 Kristopher Butcher -W 3 S :XV 5 Cynthia Blacka David Blickensderfer Tonda Bloom k 'V 3' ' X Russell Bordner gyki 'A' 'L A Stacy Brady fig .h 'if Emmett Braglin L A gl? Marsha Bridgwater 86 X Q? .,.t., I fit 1-Ji . ay . Uxe ,di t R L xl . 1 'ZH' tt ,, - 'I Q E t, I f . e i . 1 Keith Burgess Connie Burkhart Melanie Burkhart David Burrell Wendy Burrell 59 H -1 'W 4 t -ff S x K , K xx' Ii I . A e Annu .tigv s I f to l 3 M it P -' C J' L- k ..E ' f i ' Yr- ' 'Xt I x 3 i .fig K - 5 a .QA , . , CWA'- E Q.. 5' Kevin Cain 1 . ' 0, Cynthia Chaudrue ! Ieffrey Clark . V. Bruce Clay t wiv-Ny 1 - - Brett Cochenour 2 ' l Q35 x If K.- ,- LA Here we see a few Soph- omores in the latest trends trying to act Cool and in with the crowd. Iill Cochran Marla Cole Timothy Cole Vincent Contini Iulie Cookson Iohn Corsi Stephanie Cox Ioseph Coyle David Cozart Iulie Crites Greg Crooks Melissa Crowell Iohn Cunningham Tony Daley Richard Davidson Patty Davis Iohn Denning Tricia Dessecker Michael Dickins Lyle Dickey Melinda Dotts Iulie Douglas Andrea Douthitt Ieff Edwards Lisa Ehrhart Kim English Iulie Evans Fred Fail Michael Feller Todd Frutz Doug Fishel john Fisher Rod Flauhaus Karen Flickinger Michael Flora Patty Fockler Robert Fondriest Dan Fortney Bruno Frank Denise Freetage Wesley Garner Lisa Garwell Tim Gibbs Dennis Golden Pam Goss Ronny Graham Kelly Green Charlene Grove Becky Guy Iodie Haas Iames Hagloch Kathy Haglock Sarah Hagloch Chad Hammerstrom ,Q LL KY , i L. Q : l-1 xxx K ,..A as- ' 'ISDN Sophs - A Cut Above avg l x X H id i, 42 'iff' All - 5 Q X fr L R x ' L Q LIL 5 4 h f I '-FQ ' f I L 'f ' Af' r ,fr L L, 1 5 .L L v:,..ag ,si 4- 5 14 ,-RW' -:V 'f.. af - , -' A :L ' 5 ,L . g in ,ff-'hr K 1 fi i,6-:d m Bti? 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K 4-' ,af , Qian lady-- Michael Horn Linda Houston Mark Harmon Paula Harmon Marie Haynes Peggy Hellem Y Melinda Huff Michele Huff Steve Hunt Chris Hutras Brian Ickes Suzanne Iackson Wendy Ienkins Ienny Iennings Darlynn Iohnson Shelly Iordan Iarnes Karl Don Kaufman Brent Kelker Mary King Mark Kirkbride Dan Knotts Ieff Korns Kevin Korns Lori Krause Todd Krieg Lori Kutcher Kelly Kutz Maryann Lieser Beth Loader Andy Loos Lisa Lusk lane Luthy l ln' Same People V if 7' fx in Q. . t,... , . 51 s l-a+ssg.i - , t 4- 1 5 . ' ft New Experiences . 11053 fx N Q73-pi' ,. N , B i f Iee is ff' 'Viv i A 1 A . X 1 , 1 ' -M A Ml 'Ei i . pf. X Robert McCaslin Kirk McAtee Mark McConnell Bruce McDonnell Paul McDonald Iames McDougall Lora McKeever Mike McKenzie Tim McKenzie Beth Mclvlann Becky McNutt Brooke Mackey Bob Mahaffey Sue Margletta Tammy Maher Amy Marlowe Greg Marsh Ion Marshall Melissa Mason Doug Mauer Barbie Maybaugh Brian Mayfield Tim Meechan Debbie Meeker Terri Meldrum Mike Mencer Brent Menefee Kim Mills Scott Miskimen Karen Monios Robert Moore Iohn Morris Kristie Morris Stephanie Morris William Morrison Kim Morton Erika Mounts Andy Mueller Carol Mumma Sharon Murch Larry Murphy Melanie Murphy Mark Murray 'wx v 5 at 'K N, t ,ig -5' ti ' M. . i-,- M sssits I Q r' 1f.L A U 5' K ,gg 1 x is Mx 1 ,, K S 4 - Qui . Q fi ' 2- i i f ff A llxf , ,. Y X f-:Q A xa r ,:. 'L V-L 3 it , 'i 1 .M .ii Sophomor 51' ' .Iwi-. ,,u I -.,...., N. xg wg yay 'V 4 X . bg W.. iw! '45 ensations!! v rs f - A ' K ii, 54 4 ,,- S ' 712, .K .1--4 ' P a,:,J..:,a-.:.f x 4- 1 ,1 if -. X' !,A!!y'wxL,t wif' 1523 'HM X . li' xl ' xx V Li Sr . . 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' ',1Qifx, y gli. ... ,A A ,Q at i Q f' I P 5 4,l, if If Brian Nepsa Gina Nigro Mark Owen Iulie Packer Thirmon Parris Ron Patterson Steve Patterson Iohn Peterson Laurie Plunk Ioyce Polen Anna Pruni Lori Rauschenbach Dan Ray Ephie Ray Roger Renner Ioyce Rentsch Penny Rinehart Lori Rippel David Roman Ion Ross Bev Rothacher Chris Ruegsegger Robyn Ruegsegger Wendy Saunders Harold Sayre Linda Schaar Iames Schlosser Leslie Schoff Paula Schultz Teresa Selway Dennetta Shonk Cathy Short Melanie Short Terry Shryock Susan Slay Ben Smallridge Ieffrey Smitley Iames Snyder Katie Spies William Stallings Tamara Stilgenbauer Barbara Stull Terry Swegheimer Todd Swegheimer William Thayer Mark Thurman Frederick Todd Dawna Torch Richard Torgler Tammy Trautman Cynthia Tripathy Dilip Tripathy Hyle Volzer Vicki Waldo Kimberly Waters Ieffrey Weber Dawn Wells Barry White Kenda White Scott White Steven White Tonya Wigert Linda Willoughby Larry Wisintainer Dale Woods Angela York Shannon Young Terry Young if HDV LAL t F ' in ffi if : j. J F2 X v 2 ill! ,. , gy .t Q mini . . yd A it if We ll , , , , .Ni as 4 Iii -rw fi 'gf J Q A - .fx JA 'I Q ' -S' ' ' Q . ,,,t I 'I iiliii if 'SETI im Y Ieff Zeigler Sally Zifer Marc Zorzi Marcie Zorzi 0 , A V L a ff' iff? if 5- L y on t 'tt. K fi NIV! i 495 1-Na Q vii of mpk xg . - t V' fat? . fg Q' Vp wi v , - W, V fd' I l I , f Soph's Let Their Spirit Shine ls i ,ff , .1 ,,,.,.,, V 445 C 7 Pictured at left: The 1979-80 Sophomore class officers: President: Iohn Corsi Vice President: Melissa Crowell Secretary: Sarah Hagloch Treasurer: Terri Meldrum Not pictured in the sophomore section: Val Barnhart, Ioseph Baumgarner, Brenda Bayer, Paula Burkhart, Dean Crawford, Iames Edie, Debbie Faulkner, Kathryn Fox, Scott Hanni, Tina McLandsborough, Kelly Moore, Steven Mullet, Mark Myers, Kathy Rickenbacker, john Siegenthaler, Virginia Stephan, Paul Truchly, Pat Whitman, Charles York. Monica Abel Pamela Alesiano Todd Altier Iudy Amistadi Brenda Ankney Brett Archinal Wayne Atkins Iames Austin Penny Bailey Vinton Bair Todd Barr Michael Bayer Kathy Beach Scott Beal George Beitzel Dorine Bevan Timothy Bissell Wendy Blake Lori Blickensderfer Ricky Braglin Tommy Brill Iennifer Brogan Bruce Buckohr Christine Burrell Michael Burrier Paul Burrier Wendy Busby Rebecca Butler Michael Cercone Hubert Chambers 96 On the opposite page are the officers of the class of 1983: Doug Dearth, Presidentg Darla Roth- acher, secretary: Charlene McHenry, Vice-Presidentg Beth Rini, treasurer, and Suzy Stofan, assembly representative. At left, Magic Mills? 'WJ 3 K 5' f iz 1' X 7, sf K ,M x 1 G 9' -f' N 14' n::uX fn,. i 4 fg np... nnuluag . 'Fat N ...mm '5f'f'lu!'f. 'NW .tisi Ioan Chaudrue Daniel Clark Martin Clinton Amy Contini Mark Contini .i X .1 at ,, f ,In L , Fl ww.: uf.. A x H V 2 Donald Cozart Bonnie Crowe i i f Kevin Dalpiaz Brent Davidson V Donn Davis ' Doug Dearth ' Iohnny Decker ow C v Y 1 i ' i snrg- 5' ,. 2 Iames Deibel Melinda Dickens Mark Di Cova Stephen Domer Anthony Domingos Ivy Doney Scott Dunlap Lori Dusenberry lack Edwards Susan Eichel ,gi 4 w ex . I 1' Q f 1 N- 5 I E - I M 'iff nu 3'3 i: ' ' uw---2:15:35 ,-egg: 12+ B gig Elizabeth Eigner Timothy Engstrom Patricia Everett Cathy Feller Bobbi Io Feutz Richard Figuly Ron Flickinger . Eric Foltz ffl, ig 97 Richard Fondriest Sarah Fox Ion France Mary Franks Larry Frey Leigh Gallion Erik Garwell Dana Gasser Darla German Donna German Sherry Gingery Iames Guimenti Rick Gooch Phil Gordon Cathy Goss Beverly Graef Danny Green Sherri Gunnoe Patricia Haller Mary Beth Hawk Bart Herman Greg Herman Tracy Herron Daryl Hershberger Sherri Hisrich Cara Hollingsworth Kenny Holmes Patty Homan David Huff Galvin Hunter 1-QM we 4. . --ri gl 5 ' 11 t. kg Q 1 'i-af f, ,J N ,Z fi ,ff N X i sewn Angie Hupp Wendi Iberg. Lori Ickes David Immel Scott Immel , , '5 A f 'j . 1 A I4 .I11 X U At s .Xi a um - -- . ,... . ip 5 st R3 t nw n x , -ii ,'S. Did You Hear 'SY' 1 Pete Marshall, the latest news. ff - JY' ,' . W t ' 'sw , 5 Y 1 N we A -'55, g ' K it i 5 at ' x R tx' N . fe Y N K , Wh l at I 45 45 na ' X si l Doug Dearth, and Mick Mamarella catch up on e one about Af-4 ' --,', . ,, - X--f-f ' 2 if 1' ,, H as l x 1 1? 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Nfl? 15 L LWVI K ff. - L . g, A 5 . . I x Vx ' W t x 'Q N W :, 1 W ' M i A 'ii in , t ' 2 - I , ... ' ' Qi 5 ' ' .,.o ? ' ' X Sta Three to go!! 'f sv , f. -ff I e f 5' M .- N ES, vig! aj M, fx .M a ., , f:. 4 3 I , X '71 ,f Y? .pf f V i E kk Q 1 0 jf, NJ N 5 -0 PM or S 5 k. ' .X I 4 Randy Pershing james Pierson David Polce Robert Porter Russell Porter Teresa Powell Valerie Pretorius Steven Ramsey Sherry Ray Kelly Reichman Debra Reiger Marie Rieger Elizabeth Rini Brian Robinson A L, Q Q if , 4. KL fa A fi? 101 Paul Rogers Q Iohn Romo ,pw yy Darla Rothacher 5 2 ,1 .-' 1 ,. Mitchell Rothacher 'te M Egi, Patti Rufener Lisa Russell Theresa Schupbach Lisa Schwartz Debby Schweitzer Dennie Schweitzer Ronda Selway Ronald Seni Rod Sherrell Dale Shonk Eric Sickafoose V . Mary Ann Slutz Eric Smith Gary Smith 5, - Ieffrey Smith V' Iulie Smith Q T- L, ttt Q ' br Ronald Smith ff lull .n fs: David Snider Susan Sperry Kevin Stauffer Erick Stealey Sally Steel Carol Stephan Melissa Stephens ik? '+- Matthew Stevanus 1 Q1 ,fk L -, , . - -fem ut .P K y , 14 fs, kr t N 1' K Susan Stofan 1 ff Susan Struhar 102 D.H.S. Freshman 'l 'K S5 rl -4 Q - ,z fini .- ,..,.kxLk S Ri X I K Y ' D f? , .i ..,'s M' S QW w' E Qld- Si j s mlm sinh ',., 5 QS! A X A T if , y 1, ' , Xa Si rl ' x A X if S . f rl SX ,exif 'E A ' swift' .a . Q.. .ww 'Emgf:f,-'f- Q ' X .2 S G Xp me t Q 5 aw N Q xJ Ahead of the crowd -v wwf 5 K, vi' Xt' I t ,r fa Cary Stutzman Douglas Swihart Kathleen Swihart Michael Taylor la 'Y Q 2,1 Ellie Y 5 N t H a S ,N ' 4 Wi t ' ' .91 I 1 'L x .Y Shannon Taylor Karen Torch . A Iohn Toth Michael Tristano Todd Wagner aa ..:.. l t 3 Q t A i i, A ,Q Iohn lNa1ker ' ' ' A . Us if ' Adora Wallick . ki ' f Dan Warther N ff FX 'xegfi D , ,-, I fig' ' QQ? Lisa Watkins A ' Not pictured: 2 . 5 . Dan jenkins . X. ,ft . . . ku' -it ,yi it y' Debbie Martin t-Vg:-RN, Regina Weston Brenda Wherley Ioan Wherley Iodi White Don Whittingham Sonya Woods David Young Mark Young Robert Zaugg Chris Zito jeff Martin M. McCullough Shirley Rader Tracy Sheaffer Chris Steiner 103 .N .. .,. ' THIS IS --.- ,....-T.......-, . .- ., . 1 Q . ..... M... .... . ,,......,,......a.. -.,..,,.,......T...L....T.. - .,.,...., .. ... Q , .,....-.p.......-1..............,....L,. Q. ..-......,.-.1... .4 ....J......r....,.,. ...,N .. ,...I.. ,,,,h . , ..,..,, ..... I... 0...,........ . . ..,. ...,.... .Q 104 ..., ,... , ,,,,, .. .- Q N---A ... ff ,..Y.w. -1.. .W ' ' ,. . a 'C , P, o O f'1,,..,A.,.,,q. W. ,o.4,.,,.,. S3 W ?wrTF ' Q A,.w.......,.,-. .,..-,.,.............. g, .... ,..,...X .. ......4.... N -5 -' a.........-.4--.. 1. .. . , LQ9, ii I l ' I UR Q ' i Z 3 ,,.., -- - ' K CGI Y. 105 Dover's Baseball team was led by Iamie De- Vore, Ron Wills, and Ieff Froman. Iamie was the team's most valuable player, a four-year letter- man, and member of Ohio's All-Star team. He also was Cardinal Conference. Ron led the team in hitting with a .428 average, and he was All- Conference. Ieff Froman shared the MVP and was honorable mention on the All-Conference team. The team was very inconsistent and played some very good games but also some poor ones. Pictured below: fRow Onel, Iohn Vesco, lim Kilgore, Ron Wills, Dave Iohns, Tim Cook, Ieff Froman, Kenny Pringle, Troy Thomson, Iamie Devore, Vince Pace. fRow Twoj Coach Marks, Bat Girl Michelle Bouchard, Tom Barkett, Robby Iones, lim Morris, Rick Zurcher, Kevin Hale, Todd Mizer, Coach Contini. QRow Threej Larry Wisintainer, john Corsi, Chris Birtcher, lim McDougall, Dan Knotts, Fred Todd, Iohn Cun- ningham, Butch Braglin, Rich Torgler. Batter Up' 'i '55 Mak, 1 6.1 Q 5 riilwf sf ic.. .T-A , ,ff'SL gf , we-fl Q 52. 3Mf'3Egf2S s W V Nfl Y 0 'f Xf f N6 'v swf Uwe wtf' A uw, Milli we f K 71, , f , KZ 2 til 79+-it ll RJ. Si iff , 5 l' 'f si. .f-, Q , Q, ze- 4 , 1 M g 4 E we P1 U I tak A N TN! X J' 'O' tt :sis x X we .E Dover DOVER DOVER DOVER Dover Dover Dover DOVER Dover DOVER DOVER DOVER Dover Dover Dover Dover DOVER Dover Scoreboard 2 Claymont 2 B Perry 4 7 Glen Oak 4 8 Cambridge 3 4 Alliance 4 3 WOOSTER 6 2 MADISON 3 7 Madison 4 3 NEW PlfllLA 5 9 Malahar 3 14 Malabar 0 9 Carrollton 3 4 CLAYMONT 5 7 COSHOCTON 10 1 ASHLAND 5 5 ASHLAND 11 8 Coshocton 4 2 NEW PHILA 7 8 - 8 - 2 1017 UML Tornadoes Headed By New Coach Below we actually have a coach with two identities. Luckily we didnt find out about this too soon, or we probably would have had second thoughts about him. No, actually coach Ioel Cockley has done a remarkable job with the mighty Dover Tornadoes!! He lead us to a perfect 10-0 season! He also led us to a well deserved victory over PHILA!! Coach Cockley was a terrific sport the entire season. Congratulations to the other coaches for a terrific season also. Good luck next year. T513 108 - s. lm,- wwf ffffiigif w,,gf,f1ff .2 'Q an A Q 3 5 2 -.QQ . M1 xffm f . nn W fag. J - P' xgsf v E Xi Y if C-. In 1 '8 'X i fi 0 , raging i E5 'Q 3? . ', . -AY, , X ' , ' A Vxfd, ,1 K f ,.., , ' . ,J I .1 A i QM 10-O CC Champs Sa '6Later! The Tornadoes said later to New Phila after our tremendous victory over the ducks. We also were 4th in the A.P. ratings, and Cardinal Conference Champs! Be- low, the refs signal that the mighty Tornadoes put another 7-Up! Below are the Iunior Squad: ftopl B. Iohnson, R. Zuercher, T. Espenschied, C. Weiss, S. Truchly, S. Heller, fMiddlej, S. White, S. Degen, I. Mor- ris, R. Corbett, I. Deeds. fBottoml T. Fox, K. Pongrat, T. Altier, M. Zuchengo, M. Chumney. Bottom - Robbie Woods puts on the moves. r....i ,,,. f i. Wg? J' M 3 ' : l ' DOVER nav nv asa get UUVER BBVER 79 mm Unvfp NVE R 1'iB-7 6 l '1 lgs UVF 4 cg UMR 33- UMR mxvgg wtf: I win:- nuvm gig I uuvfn ,mfg is ,, nuvffe uuvtn uuvm eq Q S Scoreboard DOVER - 34 ................................... Dunbar - 6 DOVER - 19 .................-...... 4 Steubenville - 14 DOVER - 34 ....... ............ C laymont -- 7 DOVER - 28 ....... ..... 4 ....... M alabar - 26 DOVER - 35 ........ ......... C oshocton - 21 DOVER - 12 ........ ......... W ooster - 10 DOVER - 29 ....... ................ M adison - 20 DOVER - 36 ....... ......... N .C. Hoover - 27 DOVER - 27 ....... ............... A shland - 0 DOVER - 28 ....... ....... N ew Phila -' 7 fTopJ Our SENIOR Squad: fTopl Ken Pringle, Kevin Burris, Robbie Woods, Iim Smallridge, jeff Swegheimer. fMiddleJ Iamie DeVore, Art Davidson, Don Gardner, james Black. fBot- tomj Ion Limbacher, Tim King, Tim Bober, Tim Chumney, Bill Gilmore. fMiddle Picturel Robbie Woods is con- gratulated by some of the offense. fBottomJ Steve Truchly puts on the moves against Phila. The seniors did a tremendous job leading the team to a 10-0 season. Good luck to you guys and we'll do it again next year. p-1... IQ I ga Q A9 f DUVE i':yi UM WVEV. UUVFR wwf 4 . UUXIEJ W-1 Qgvm Ai? If -g:..5afa F .. as Ifftifagf w ' Y B we .' l a-aaal.-.. . san-ww W X e .f X. ff A 54 Above, Cau-Cau's, Top: B. Kelker, M. McKenzie, I. Corsi, C Hutras, K. Burgess, T. Young, L. Dickey, F. Todd, M. Mencer Middle: D. Burrell, I. Cunningham, T. Mechan, C Hammerstrom, B. Nepsa, R. Torgler, D. Knotts, M. Dickens Bottom: I. Denning, B. Frank, L. Murphy, I. Paris, I. Haglock M. Flora, V. Contini. At far left, Donny Gardner is a little confused as to why he doesn't have the ball. The storm showed the fans this year how they could top their opponents when the chips were down. Way to go STORM!! I A 1 'rv If n.I s ' nl ,S 112 'ilwx .Z tx A 2.5523 153' Q' s. '. I u. u ea au.: -nhfgo :gan i it w., , ' I . At left, It's not the Bobsey twins, that's Coach Marks and Coach Contini waiting patiently for the ref's call. Below we have on top of the play!! Bottom, Future Cau-Cau's, Top: T. Altier, P. Marshall, I Edwards, M. Mamarella, M. Bayer, D. Warther, T. Bissell, C. Smith, T. Barr, E. Mills. Middle: S. lmmel, S. Dunlap, R Smith, I. Smith, I. Walker, B. Buckhor, G. Iohnson, M Cercone, C. Herman. Bottom: B. Robinson, S. McCartney, I. Iennings, R. Seni, L. Clark, M. Stevens, R. Figuly, D. Derth. 'Ure-. at-Q .:'- Q I 113 I' M ...,...c I The members of the D.H.S. Cross Country team are this year: ffrontj Dawna Torch. fbackj Mr. Henry, Iohn Gibbs, Bob Smith, Vic Hefner, Tim Allen and Don Whittingham. Not pictured are Rich Dotts and Patty Lenarz. They finished with a record of 3- 7, and awards were given to the following: M.V.P. - Bob Smithg Most Improved - Tim Alleng Mileage Awards - Bob Smith, Iohn Gibbs and Tim Allen. All-District was Bob Smith. t 3.- 'Nd 114 Dover High Cross Country Pg 114 bottom left is Vic Hefner, Dick Dotts and Bob Smith run- ning from the camera. Same page, right, the same trio takes a break. Pg 115 bottom right, Bob after a losing match. Same page, right, Don Whittingharn on his last mile. Getting into the swing of it tw-Q.: - ? A EZ, ,V K fviw l 4' ' Q , - at li N ns X. A if A-K, 2 af 'L ' A as Q3 nur. ii' , . 7 KV Hd, 5 NL . AKA The varsity and reserve golf teams - Kneeling: lim Lanza, Barry White, Iohn Wagner, Cal Hunter, Terry Shryock, Iohn Ross Standing: Frank Lagatta, Steve Myers, Alan Hamsher, Iim Kilgore, Drew Yosick. The Dover golf team enjoyed a busy season this year. The year's awards were presented to Drew Yosick for lowest average and most greens in regulation, lim Kilgore for fewest putts, and Iohn Ross as most improved. Coach Rabes and the returning golfers are already looking forward to next year's season. 116 .R ' Y, 1 F -1,56 , We J I , it . A' I 1, I 1 1:-55 'R X Q 'I I ' -Q, fi A4 ' ,- 4 ,. , .- we u ,Ik ii if ,. Q A args - fi 1,3 2' ' J, 3 I 2 I 1 FL X xi. E ff N Jr S I F Dover 168... Dover 168 ...... Dover 175... Dover 175... DOVER 175 ....... DOVER 175 Conotton Valley 224 Dover 183 ...... Dover 168... Dover 171 Dover 171 DOVER 171 Dover 180... Dover 180 Dover 185 Dover 185 ........ VARSITY MATCH RESULTS FAIRLILSS 161 CARAWAY 166 FAIRLESS 174 NEW PHILA 154 Hiland 189 CAMBRIDGE 155 HILAND 164 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS 159 WOOSTER 155 Caraway 182 INDIAN VALLEY NORTH 172 INDIAN VALLEY SOUTH 174 COSHOCTON A 156 COSHOCTON B 175 Dover 387 ....... ............................ M ALABAR 341 Dover 387 ........ .. ............................. NEW PHILA 350 Dover 160 ....... ....... I NDIAN VALLEY NORTH 159 DOVER 160 .................................................. Springfield 166 Dover 174 .................. TUSC. CENTRAL CATHOLIC 171 Dover 363 ....... fsudden death lossj WEST HOLMES 363 DOVER 363 ............................................. Canton South 387 DOVER 173 ........ Canton Timken 174 DOVER 173 ....... .................. H iland 177 Dover 173 ........... ......... C AMBRIDGE 166 DOVER 180 ....... .................... S trasburg 194 Dover 162 .... Dover 166 .... NEW PHILA 136 CANTON TIMKEN 153 Congratulations Grapplers Pictured below are Varsity Wrestlers. Front: Bill Thayer, Gary Petrullo, Chris Mowrey, Steve McKeever, Dan Newell, Gary Gasterline, Mark Grow, Steve McCartney. Back: Dean Telle, Dan Sweitzer, james Black, Todd Young, Gary Griesen, Dave Korns, Bill Gilmore, Brian Burrell. Pictured to the far right are the Reserve Wrestlers. Front: Iohn Walker, Bill Stallings, Bill Thayer, Phil Gordon, Steve Moser, Tim Maize, Brian Nepsa, George Barnes. Back: Todd Handrich, Paul Trurzhly, Mike Hawk, Bill Shutt, Steve Truchly, Ioe Menges, Dave Korns, Terry Young. 118 There is something seriously wrong with the video tape players at Dover High School these days. They're not showing anything in wrestling except reruns of the last three or four years. There's the MOW, Peanut and Dynamite Dean thrashing on people again! Is it 1977, 1978 or 1979 - maybe 1980? Who's the slick Black kid? ls it Mark or james? The HAMMER in the middle isn't the SAF or old jim Bob - they graduated. That long, lean and mean legman can't be SUDS and he's too blonde for P.T. lt's tough Todd Young so it must be 1979 or is it 1980? Strange how class seems to blend until it all looks the same! The Tornado Grapplers were awesome again this campaign - racking up their third unde- feated season in a row, running their dual match winning streak to forty-nine and generally mak- ing a shambles out of the competition along the tournament trail. The opposition stalled, they ran, they did everything except hide, but there was no escape. Nobody actually came close ex- cept the boys across the river - and they werer1't close enough as their finest team ever was nipped 20-27 in an exciting grand finale! lncomparable Chris Mowrey led the charge - as he always has - rewriting the record book as he went. Among his sundry accomplishments were a 108-8-2 career slate, unbeaten in dual meets at 57-0-2 and a school standard for any sport of nineteen medals including thirteen champion- ships. The two-time captain earned his second MVP for overall contribution to the wrestling program. Number three all-time wrestler, Dean Telle, was named the Most Improved. Iunior Brian Burrell won the coveted Top Dog Trophy for the most regular season pins and Dan Sweit- zer captured the Coach's Trophy for individual effort and sacrifices this year. Gary Petrullo, number six on the all time list, Iames Black and Burrell logged unbeaten dual meet records and received plaques along with Mowrey for that feat. Super sub Dave Korns, Burrell and fiesty Mark Crow were elected tri-captains for next year. 119 At top right: Mr. Mowery instructs Iames in some of the finer points of the sport. At Bottom: Go For It Iames!!! opposite page top left: Pea- nut puts the squeeze on his New Phila opponent. Opposite page bot- tom: Mark Crow puts the pressure on his opponent. Real Tornadoes! W Q The same athletes - as well as Young, Billy Gilmore and Gus Griesen - sparkled during the second or tournament campaign. Mowery, Telle and Black capped the outstanding effort by win- ning trips to State. Iames tied Scott Gondo's fourth place as Dover's best finish ever on a second trip to the BIG MEET - a remarkable feat, all factors considered. The Seniors - with 53 wins out of 54 tries, four invitational championships, two conference titles and two runnersup, four sectional and four district crowns and thirteen men to State - could be acknowledged as MOWERY'S MIGHT- IEST MAULERS of them all, but - The ZOO is through - finally beaten by Baccalaureate when nothing else could. The age old challenge remains - can those that follow top or even match the achievements of this season's great team? Is there enough per- serverence, dedication and willingness to work to create another-new but equally as effective - menagerie? The talent is there - but only time, circumstances and desire can fulfill its promise. 121 and Over ,cv 'Y 1979-so Volleyball CANTON HOOVER SOUTH CANTON INDIAN VALLEY NORTH IACKSON Steubenville CAMBRIDGE WEST HOLMES ST. THOMAS AQUINAS COSHOCTON WOOSTER New Phila Coshocton CARDINAL CONFERENCE New Phila Dover Dover Dover Dover DOVER Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover DOVER DOVER Dover DOVER 6 4 Q 4 5 'x V 1 -1, , 1 A -,Q .J ,V On the opposite page we have our varsity volleyball team that Went 4-10 for the season. The members of the team are front: Bobbi Feutz, IoDee Bo- ber, Ioan Wherley, Ruth Dick- ey. Standing: Coach Haidnick, Fe-Fe Lengyel, Connie Espens- chied, Kris Cintz, Cathy Quicksall, and Coach Vasbin- der. Far left, is M.I. Marshall doing her daily stretch and thinking she'd hit the ball. Di- rectly left is Dana Casser showing us her talents as she strives to hit the oncoming ball. Below we have the mem- bers of the reserve volleyball team, who areg Donna Torch, Brenda Bayer, Maryjane Mar- shall, Kae Murphy. Standingg Coach Haidnick, Dana Casser, Adora Wallick, Lori McKeever, and Coach Vasbin- der. Q 123 They did us proud Members of the Varsity team are: Front row: Debbie Miller, Lora MoKeever, Patty Lenarz, Dawna Torch, and Renee Oxford. Back row: Vicky Luthy, Carol Mumma, Ava Gerber, Mandy Spies, Leslie Schoof, and Katie Spies. Reserve members are: Front row: Sonja Woods, Terry Powell, Rhonda Selway, Dana Gasser, and Cathy Goss. At right, Miss Thomas is dumbfounded, You're kidding! On the opposite page, Patty Lenarz plays keepaway while shooting for the basket. To the right of her two members of the Dover team cxclaim, Hey, give that ball back, it's ours! 124 Dover ................. 25 Dover ................. 26 DOVER .............. 56 Dover ................. 36 Dover ................. 36 Dover ................. 49 Dover ................. 18 Dover ................. 39 DOVER .............. 30 Dover ................. 34 Dover ................. 47 Dover ................. 23 Dover ................. 37 Dover ................. 36 DOVER Dover ................. 47 DOVER DOVER Dover ................. 24 Dover ................. 46 1979-80 Cirls' Basketball Season NORTH CANTON ...... ASHLAND .................. Cambridge ................... SANDY VALLEY ........ MALABAR .................... NEWCOMERSTOWN WOOSTER .................... CARROLTON ......... West Holmes ....... COSHOCTON ......... FAIRLESS ............ ST. AQUINAS ........ MASSILON ................. STEUBENVILLE ....... 29 New Phila ................. I.V. NORTH ......... Madison ............ 50 Cambridge ............ . NEW PHILA ................. STEUBENVILLE ......... ,u . . 1 Ju . L o 09 My - M! Ddq B ,I ' I . . . 0 I ,. I 9 U 1. 'X fr' Q. QL Q vi jf M I IZZIU' ' , - U 40 eP K fm S0 X. iw v M gl' - .A ,. This year's basketball team had a very fine season, going 12-9 to finish fourth in the Cardinal Conference. Tournament ac- tion saw the Tornadoes defeat East Liver- pool 63-45. Leading the assault for the team this year was Senior Ron Wills. Ron was voted first team Cardinal Conference, first team East- ern District, and was named Special Men- tion All-Ohio. I-le was elected to play in the North-South All-Star game, the Eastern Dis- trict All-Star game, as well as being chosen for the McDonaldls All-American Basket- ball team. Another team leader, Robbie Woods, was elected to play in the Eastern District All-Star game, and was named sec- ond team Cardinal Conference and Honor- able Mention All-Ohio. Much credit is due to these athletes and Coach Andreas for a productive, team-oriented season. ,,. --fs.-,,, M.- -..,,Nwu.. - 127 , 3, 'X ,M v J? Q 53 0 ... 2 1 'L 'Q' 5 Above, Varsity Basketball team fleft to rightj: Manager lim Kilgore, Maurice Ogletree, Eric Dessecker, Dave Iohns, Robbie Woods, Todd Espenchied, Ron Wills, Matt Law, Kevin Hale. Iohn Peterson, john Vesco, France, Todd Mizer, Ken On the opposite page, top, we see losing f??!j this tug-of-war, while below, Tree out- wits his defender. At bottom right Wills seems to be in a pinch, and at left, Robbie Woods appears to be lighter than air. DOVER 58 ......... DOVER 63 .......... Dover 63 ......... Dover 46 ......... DOVER 84 ......... Dover 75 ......... Dover 64 ......... DOVER 79 Dover 54 ......... DOVER 47 DOVER 55 Dover 63 ......... DOVER 64 DOVER 63 DOVER 63 .......... Dover 46 ......... DOVER 56 ......... Scoreboard Iackson 52 Carrollton 39 MADISON 67 ASHLAND 55 Sandy Valley 63 NEW PHILADELPHIA B3 COSHOCTON 65 Wooster 55 MADISON 57 Ashland 45 New Philadelphia 54 CANTON SOUTH 71 Coshocton 55 Malabar 50 Washington 50 PERRY 47 Wooster 49 DOVER 58 .......... ....... .............. ....,......... C l a ymont 48 DOVER 73 DOVER 63 Dover 67 .......... North Canton 48 Tournament East Liverpool 45 ZANESVILLE 76 129 5...--' X3 ' Q ,J A.. V4 Aldwvu' ' ,Ni W ,, wi , R 7, r F ,.. S... 'Nw ffm W 'Sr K' r xg Q K Ra -Sl - -xx , 4? 'GPEEL CUT! XXXX Ili ,, ul'-nk -, f.:1f U54 rx-my W 'MCS www fffifzgg ' '35 226552 4 WW 4, ,gas azfffffi 1,44 5. fm' wth was gin? :X ya 23 f - 590: , 'af -f WMF' , , ,, f -f W ' H i, 1 - f V f ' , ' ,fr , . . 1- 5 ' inn: A Vyy, f , . 45 . H .- f,, .. v,,fL 1 iff. f ' , ., w,y.l,. ., W: 1 ff-1' ff' , - ' 'UN ' hi' :. n ' W Y V ' ' -f u r? fu' ,N . VVVV ' ff . 'f ,,k, we malaga wwf' At top, the DHS girls' track team: fleft to right, bottom rowzj Vicki Luthy, Ioan Wherly, Sonya Woods, Regina Miller, Gina Nigro, Sue Margletta, Kathy Goss, Lori lckes, Brenda Stauffer, Becky Seng, Patty Lenarz, and Donna Torch. CTop rowj Cheryl Barker, Iulei Margletta, lane Lughty, Kim Albert, Luthy, Kim Albert, Lori Kutcher, Stacey Brady, Kris Gintz, Kris Miller, Ava Gerber, Coach Pearson, Cheryl Iackson, Lori Parrott, and Marlene Ray. At left we see Vicki Luthy showing her talents in the hurdles. fOpposite page, top leftj Kris Gintz shows everyone her new ballet steps. Bottom left: Ava Gerber makes sure eveyone sees her beautiful white teeth. fBottom rightl Sue Margletta shows excellent form in a great take off. QA AWA 133 Boys Track At right, Tim Bober pushes for the lead! Bottom left, Todd Altier gives the discus all he's got. Bottom right, these two softies took the easy Way over the hurdles. At right, Bob Smith has a clear open field! t,i tt,t B mi - it Us -,ik V, r Lg ggi, ...,, V: lf' H If ff: I .,,, ,2....i an L. - iw' 5 at , ,,,.. sg , A A .L il I Q , ,wg ,gg MH if Q fs gi , 'V ,' ,L ily LVQZR ',', f, ,.TfffZjf'f'gl5,?',r7 V A lfffhfh ' Q fii , F Q, U jQr,,,..,,4ia1zg,s,N,,.1-was, sf-Sm wf fv' M229 ferafw MM H L ..,, V-111- fi f- ymw 1 qw mv- . fa +U 'f.fd+-ef 4 ' +1 1 W L4feE'6j-,.-V -,4-ff ff' . ', ,', . wnmavf x , V- flfy mf fi - 2, 2 2,122 13 , wig: ., 4, g ,. TN' 4' iff 1 4, VY Wa: f f -1' is vw ft. 41 A 2, 41 , f 1' ,' go -' T 77-ff M '? '.: :if mf fi 7f.-A-1ww-1,'if'-'f.,!ffgf1 V if 4 aw, 1 , 1 ,A f ff W 4 1 pl T 4 -s w ift ' it A 2 4 F' e A f Nw M.i,i,1ff -sf W' 1 1. ' 1 Y ' ' ' 1 5 ,ff,,, ..,,,'.-,.fs,.,.tfw.V f I 55,,,,1-gym, 1 ,. iv , if 4 ' ' Y M ,, lg ' T ji , , MH-.ywvwefvfffw 4 Q W,., '. 'W , ,, ., ,, , k ,.,.,,,fQ ..,,,-f , , f V ff- , as , :fx ,,, wil: M - Our track season started in February, with the Ashland and Maple Relays. Our out- door season record was 4-2, finishing first in the New Phila Mini Relays, fourth in the Conference meet, seventh in the Tornado Relays, and sec- ond in the sectionals. Records established this spring - Paul Archer, high , , f , , , ,A ,H ,,., ,, ., ., f, f,,,f 7,775 if ,,,,.j3,.tf,355 ,, ,fe,,,,HV, , , ,, , . , M- ff-f f If tfN.,f1,,,,,,1,,mj, s aw ,,,, ,M kjystfr jump, 6' 2 WZ james Black, long jump, 22' 4 g Tim Bober, Steve Truchly, jeff Neiger, and james Black, 400 relay, 45.4 Dover High School qualified 5 athletes to the District meet at Gahanna Lincoln: Dan New- ell, pole vaultg james Black, long jumpg Steve Turchly, long jump, jeff Neiger, 100 and 200, Tim Bober, shop-put. as The members of the D.H.S. track team this year are: First row: Dan Newell, jerry Murphy, Dick Dotts, john Gibbs, jeff Neiger, Tim Bober, james Black, Rob Woods, john Denning, Vince Contini. Second Row: jim Stahl, joe Menges, Vic Hefner, Bob Smith, Bill Shutt, Winston Ray, Mike Patrick, Rob Corbett, Paul Archer. Scott Heller, jay Deeds, Steve Truchly. Third row: Lyle Dickey, Dave Burrell, Chris Hutras, Mike Flora, Tim Allen, Bret Cochenauer, jeff Clark, Mark Harmon, Mike Mencer, Tom McCombs. Fourth row: Todd Barr, Todd Altier, Todd Wagner, Don Whittingham, john Walker., Chet Hammerstrom, jim Hagloch, Chad Hammerstrom, Larry Murphy, Keith Burgess, Mike Dickens. Fifth row: Tom Armstrong tDr. Deathj, Eric Smith, Doug Dearth, Kevin. Stauffer, Chris Zito, Steve Dommer, Mr. Heller fCoachj. 135 Advantage Dover' The boys' tennis team, coached by Scott Ebert, broke some long standing records this year. The team's 9-10 record was the best since 1975. Dover finished third in the Cardi- nal Conference, the best finish ever by the boys' team. Another first this year was the Sectional championship that Dover won out- right over five other teams participating. The team was led by co-captain Andy Spies, who set a new school record at iil singles with a 13-6 record for the season. Andy, a senior, was also voted M.V.P. and had the most wins along with qualifying for the District championships. Also helping the Tor- nadoes at singles were co-captain Dale Krei- sher, a junior - first alternate at the Districts and voted Most Improved for the year and Senior Earl Clark - Coach's Award Winner. The doubles team of Cal Hunter and Barry White were one win short of best record, and they were sectional runners-up. Both qualified with Andy at the Districts. Other Varsity let- termen include Dale Woods, Iim Lanza, and Ron Smith. The Racquettes The Dover Cirls, Tennis team compiled the 'most wins ever in dual meets with a 14-7 record. The team was led by Senior Molly Miller with a re- markable 23-1 dual meet and 25-3 over-all mark. She was voted MVP for the third time. Kris Miller received the career award for 68 victories in her varsity career, a mark that Coach Schrader feels may never be broken. The D award for dedication, desire, and dleco- rum was shared by Molly Miller, Kris Miller, and Ann Davidson, an award voted by their teammates. The Dover girls were also Sectional Champions with Molly Miller, Kris Miller, Ann Davidson, Man- dy Spies, and Katies Spies, all qualifying for the Districts. Other players who earned varsity letters were Senior Lauren Hunter and Iuniors Lisa Clark and Vicki Luthy. H wal .ng-H .. .. f' The Tornado Relays: That Traditional Dover Signof Spring Above, Dover officials measure a record jump. Above right, Paul Burrier shows the agony of victory Right, Woods goes up and over. Far right topg A dramatic moment- Deeds to Black. Bottom: Ieff Neiger comes in second in the 100. 138 ,M Q, F ff wg -W--W xx 1, X531 1 .W 3' Q. 4 Nmxhl Tornado Relays di' I 75 .,f. .. E. ,X .,- . -,. in 93.57 140 ,, -1 GCN' ,,, . 5 ,fm A yy' ,ig ' ' 'W'-QQQY, 4 1 , , , ., . it M, li 1 sis ,, . . -qt., The 1980 edition of the Tornado Relays was held on Saturday, April 20th on the new 400 meter crushed limestone track at Dover's Crater Sta- dium. Thirty-eight teams participated with nearly 1000 athletes taking part in the field and running events. lt was organized by our own Mr. Price. An impressive parade of athletes marched down the middle of the football field to the cheers of the spectators. A new Tornado Relays flag was hoisted onto the flagpole and several new features at the stadium made for a most picturesque setting. The boys class AAA division was won by defending champion St. Thomas Aquinas. The girls open division was won by Louisville High School. Dover boys and girls teams finished sev- enth and thirtheenth respectively in their divi- sions. The outstanding athlete of the meet award was presented to Fairless distance ace, joel Marchand, who ran the mile, half mile, and two mile races, shattering the record in both the mile and two mile. Outstanding for Dover was Iames Black's leap in the long jump of 21' 1111? just missing the Tornado Relays record. fFar leftj Paul Burrier fFar lower leftj Rob Cor- bett fFar center topj Steve Truchly fFar lower centerj Paul Archer fLeftj Iames Black fBelowJ A group of track members relax during the relays. llmily Vi I W vin , .W 4 ' 'ii ' :W nu--V ,,,j, ' w,,g'l!l: . . 3 f A 1, gg, 1 Mw, W i ff -4 X f ,TM-AN , F' SPIRIT Spirit Lingers Un! Above Varsity Cheerleaders Linda McDowell, Ioyce Schilling, Sherry McHenry, Robin Doige, Darla Adams, and Susan Ellwood pose. At right, we see Mr. S looking his best. Below: Who knows? ,I in front of the camera. The teams reall elle, Chris Mowrey, Bary Petrullo, Brian Telle. the hard-working Tornado Watchers Y the support they gave at every game. the bottom the Varsity Boys Cheerleaders a familiar message. The boys are Dean la' To the right we see some of the D.H.S. fans that came out to give the teams the spirit to carry on. Below, Coach Cockley is getting what he deserves - Creamed! This is a scene from a memorable pep rally for the football team. Far below: The Captains of the 1979 Football Team are Iames Black, Iamie Devore, Tim Bober, and Bill Gil- more. 1 t, 911 ,lvgn 1 rg ww '+'ri'sf' 1 f UU' V wg .F 'SCL' . T T .Ax- Q 5 K 5 f Q v'1g24 21 it ' s 1, s, is 1 t,-Ryu! . I In . I fin i P . 'Z .. Q. 6 as , .n At ' . .a W 111'-2 X , . E2 T , N? L H l 54 'A 'l 'X 'mix 111547 'WIL ,g L09 UG' 146 M fwhy fix Left: Will the real Iarnes Black please stand up? Aboveg: Student Council President Ieni Fox shows a little clash for Clash Day. Below, we wee the great Reserve Cheerleaders: Sandy Lewis, Andrea Douthitt, Ienny Iennings, Vicky Zifer, Rachelle Mutchelknaus, and Melissa Crowell. 1. .lg I 147 6'Ready, GOV' it-:Y 'N-.J f I-1 . f . - N, BASKETBALL! CHEERLEADERS Members of the Varsity Squad are: left to right: Christy Dessecker, Iackie Mur- phy, Mickey Dunhani, Marla Stotzer, and it.i,i Linda Rini. A Absent from picture: Mary Lusic. To the right we see the Seniors getting into the Spirit of things at a pep rally. v . , 5 iw. Stir QE' i lift x ilixl-ga 148 t 5. At left, we lind some very boisterous eighth graders showing everyone their spirit. Directly below, the cheerleaders run out to the court to give the players a victory hug. At the very bottom are the Reserve cheerleadersg left to right: Cindy Chadrue, Marcie Zorzie, Shelly Huff, Lori Ripple, Kim Morton, and Marla Cole. Niii iiil 1 i ilflllf: - . iiii i iid Q-ff .. . i-l ivQ'45Q g pxyy w w e Q P 'f f 35' , . e ' X H :,t 1 1. -: C t mx . ., A, - 4 - l l an fi k Q , ,mg , Y A it f- ,',, ' , .7 W'1, ff. s FTW' - M ,fi i x' M L 'A ' ,A ali ig '1 A 5 Q A L1 . Q A ? ja-'Q I fir i 3 Q 'V-4 A tqfff. .19 t. A ... 'K sy. K M gi W I K 5 . ll 149 They Had the Spirit' This year's Mat Maids, the chief supporters of the Mighty Maulers were: fin frontj Iill Monte and Holly Festi. fNextl Tina Shepler, Iackie Murphy, Mindy Dupler, Marlene Ray. fThirdj Nancy Cramer, Maggie Murphy, Suzanne jackson, Karen Torch. fBackj Kim Mclntire, Tammy Stilgenbaur, Mrs. Petrullo, Mrs. Monte, Toni Bleininger, and Gina Nigro. Several were not present. The Drill Team Members Cshown at rightj performed at most of the basketball games: fFrontj Lisa Lusk, Denita Shonk, Patty Davis. fMiddlej lane Luthy. fBackJ Iulie Packer, Cheryl jackson, Penny Baker. Advisor Mrs. Class is not pictured. 150 -r Q ma y 1 E 1. . 4, ,,.. . 1 2. 8 'IHA FRGM THE LAN OF THE This year's band members were: First rowg Patty Homan, Maggie Murphy, Kelly Adams, Lisa Monoco, Wendy Walker, Sue Keller, Sue Peterson, Mike Plunk, Tricia Dessecker, Mary Beth Hughes, Lori Plunk, Lisa Umpleby, Sally Zifer, Chuck Bierie, lane Karl, Cara Hollingsworth. Second row: Beth Reidenbaugh, Becky Class, Mary Ann Bernt, Paula Harmon, Lori Rauschenhaugh, Cheryl Barker, Lori Krause, lill McCombs, Denise Wells, Paula Hennis, Lori Kohler, Lisa Clark, Sara West, Liz Thompson, Brenda Wherley, Karen Torch, Tricia Mallernee, Ellen Hennis, Kathy Roth, Ienny Cerike, Kelly Reichman, Scott Kelliker, Amy Mizer. Third row: Iennifer McCreery, Brian Kelly, Nancy Flickinger, Karen Flickinger, Susan Sperry, Brenda Flickinger, Cathy Pierson, Iulie Cookson, julie Packer, Lisa Lusk, Wendy Ienkins, lane Luthy, lodie Haas, Susan Slade, Connie Burkhart, Iulie Douglas, Melanie Burkhart, Cathy Short, Mike Tristano, Kenny Holmes. Fourth row: Karen Keppler, Leslie Bareus, Lynn Holmes, Rod Flauhaus, Steve Hunt, Amy Marlowe, Eric Foltz, Tracey Keplinger, Cindy Myers, Charles Morris, Linda Dreher, Iulie Moore, Earl Clark, Iennifer Brogan, Perry Atkinson, Steve Ramsay, Iim Pierson, Bart Herman, Fifth row, Mary Webb, Dave Colden, Steve Sicurella, Iohn McRobie, Chris Ruegsegger, Kevin Cain, Dave Tristano, Marcia Bridgewater, Lisa Garwell, Lisa Davidson, Wendy Burrell, Tonya Wigert, Wendy Fortney, 152 Martha Page, Mike Schupbach, lay Wherley, Phil Wagner, lim Schlosser. ln the upper right, we find Kellie Adams doing her stuff. At right, the drum section gets down during one of the band's concert numbers. our r O 9 A ssl A , f.. wa A -f 7L?T X3 ' ' ffm A J 'Il I ...- i, 'M' k . 'iflysvww -ax Dover Band Does It Yes, the Dover Band did do it one more time . We were all dazzled by their flashy performances yet another year. Above, our ten majorettes are all smiling and ready to give us one of their terrific shows. In front is Sally Zifer, followed by Lisa Umpleby and Lauri Plunk. Still swaggering and swaying off the field after a most strenous pre-game is lane Luthy, to the right. 154 G ' 99 Une More Time! The theme of the Dover Band has always been '6Sound, Spirit, and Swaggerf' Pictured to the left is Kevin Cain being a prime example of this. Below, our fearless leader - Drum Major Mike Plunk - is showing off his directing talents. 155+ 'WP' AV ,,-I , 4, 4 -J. if 'rw . 3' z ', '24 ,A ,X ' f v1 .f .,V?' aan. se 1 In , f 9 ,nh 7 , s 4' f Q 1 ' QQ Mf ' M 4 2 1:52 N fi XZ? lk, U Q n J Q YR , z 1 ml? Top, opposite page: DHS Major- ettes: fleftj Lisa Monaco, Kellie Adams, Sue Keller, Wendy Walker, oo-head majorette Sue Petterson, Drum Major Mike Plunk, Tricia Dessecker, Mary Beth Hughs, co- head majorette Lisa Umpleby, Lori Plunk, and Sally Zifer. Bottom, op- posite page: DHS drummers show off their ability. Top left: During the New Phila - Dover football game this year we had a great at- traction during half time: The great Dwight Hudson. Bottom left: Here we see Fido, Vito and Co. Making fools of themselves one more time!!! Becky Class and Lori Fisher show their tremendous talents as they do it on the field. 'T' I 157 ,,-f TI..' Plink, Plank, Plunk Row 1: M. Hammel, L. Kelker, L. Bachie, L. Cozart, C. Miller. C. Frame, Row 2: H. Holmes, C. Zuchegno, M. Fox, M. Tristano, B. McCord, S. Ray, D. Kurtz, K. Callen, M. Marshall. Row 3: S. Zifer, G. Smith, L. Svhooff, M. Page, I. Douglas, C. Hollingsworth, I. Karl, I. Moore, I. McCreery, K. 158 Keppler, I. Luthy, M. Hughes, S. Hunt, Row 4: S. Ramsey, C. Ruegsegger, K. Cain, I. Packer, L. Lusk, I. Wherley, P. Atkinson, W. Fortney, A. Marlowe, E. Clark, M. Schupbach, P. Wagner. Our orchestra had a very active and successful year. Their winter and spring concerts were quite eventful: and well attended by an appreci- tive audience. The group also sold Christmas fruitcakes, and used the profits to treat them- selves to a fun-filled day at Geauga Lake. 159 iDliS. Right - Concert tenorsg Couples only please! fStandingj David Barbee, Mike McKenzie, Iohn Peterson, fSittingj Chet Hammerstrom, Mark Harmon, Ieff Martin. Below - Did the Advanced tenors get the signal? Top to bottom: Bruce Pearson, Alan Hamsher, Dan Dummermuth, Dan Knotts, Steve McKeever. Center Right - Advanced basses are monumental. fRow ll Phil Wagner, Kevin Gray QRow 21 Iay Deeds, Ken Law, Iames Black, Earl Clark, Bill Blickensderfer, Iohn Corsi, Tom Cunningham, Left - Advanced Sop's are tops! fRow 11 Connie Traschel, Michelle Hartz, Mary lane Marshall fRow 25 Rachelle Mutschelknaus, Linn Holmes, Donna Ientes, Ioyce Schilling fRow 3D Becky Spies, Christy Dessecker, Lori Parrot, Mary Lusic fRow 41 Ieni Fox, Robin Dickey, Sharon Warther, Dorothy Iohnson. 160 .pt Chong at YQ . ?',A,,. ... 1 ,,f . ali Q ffl 7' it x we ,',,,! , ti, pi 5? ,, V - 1' ,N , if f 4 Y 1' ' R co ff V . 'Zim lf HW twat we not fkA lust One 4-SWL' Voice Left - Concert Sopranos are HA Sharp group QROW ll Sally Fox, Kim Law, Cheryl Barker, Sharon Murch, Debbie Martin, fRow 23 Brooke Mackey, Lori Rauschenbach, Shelly jordan, Darla Rothacker, Karen Mizer. Far Right - Concert altos are grand. fpianos?!j fStandingl Peggy Hellem, Iody McDonald, Ioyce Rentsch, Leslie Schoof, Tammy Maher, Patti Rufner, Regina Miller, Kay King, fSittingJ Mary Franks, Beth Rini. .ff S 9 Above - Advanced altos are a step ahead! fTop to bottoml Sec. Mindy Lorenz, Pres. Connie Espensheid, Connie Domingos, Amy Ellwood, Lisa Warther, Theresa Hurless, Treas. Toni Bleinger, Gina Space, Mary Ann Alesiano, Naomi Courlass, Amy Atkinson, V.-pres. Linda Rossi. Left - Are the Concert tenors really as innocent as they look? fRow ll Dilip Tripathy, Brent fDimplesJ Kelker, Bart Herman fRow 23 Kenny Holmes, Dave Blickensderfer, Mark Myers. E CAME DOWN FROM DOVER TOWN What has sun-kist skin, sand in its tenny-treads, and two pairs of ears fone pair unusually largej? A DHS Choir student just home from Disneyworld, of course! We departed for Florida on March 20th, endured pouring rain, frequent rest stops, and 23 hours of Dukes of Earl. After a brief and con- fusing stop at our hotel - Wet 'N' Wild! The next morning we made our debut at Sea World. Our second performance, Disneyworld, was scheduled late in the afternoon on the 23rdg our determination plus the Tomorrowland state com- bined to produce a superb presentation. The trip was funded through candy and bake sales, a paper drive, and topped off by a successful auction. The Choir Parents Organization was an invaluable source of support and assistance to our efforts. pr' ...M s-M-M-,,.....,,.,W,w 162 ibnn-all!-'-'naw qoruo, THAT 1s!5 , if Far left: a jubilant Mr. Heck poses with one of Sea World's many attractions. Below that, our open-air performance at Sea World. Directly left a bunch of beach bums casually hang around New Smyrna Beach. AHA! Chris Parker didn't realize that the cameras roving eye would catch her and her fiance, Scott Thomp- son. To the right of them, every girl's dream castle, at Walt Disney World. Unfortu- nately, the handsome frog is not included. S 163 MU I 'W Top - Heck's Angels spread their wings! fSittingJ Rachelle Mutschelknaus, Theresa Hurless, Connie Espenshied, Linn Holmes, Ioyne Schilling, Donna Ientes, Michelle Hartz, Linda Rossi, Mary lane Marshall. Ieni Fox fStandingj Iohn Peterson, Bruce Pearson, Tom Cunningham, Alan Hamsher, james Black, Ken Law, lay Deeds, Iohn Corsi, Earl Clark, Phil Wagner, Dan Knotts Right - Choir Council: Looks like we made it! fto Florida, that isj. fStandingj Mr. Heck, Secretary Mindy Lorenz, President Connie Espensheid fBackJ Vice-President Linda Rossi, Treasurer Toni Bleininger. 164 Heok's Bunnies? K 1, :?. , J, ,, J' K w. 'R , nf fi , , xg? 1541, A ,,,?r',.' 1 'fw 9.'jgfw,f51l -n wwf MV u + ,9- KQ W , , 'fn' r . ffjm. ' qv 23' fi 'K O 1 ,U 'L , Q, 115 .5 5 ff? 2 f 43? 2 A-,, 4. Q LY, , 2' ' ,, i M. .fr M 6 52' fs Pi-1, ,- KH '4 gn. 3 .Q ff I 'QU 'Z' ' if 'W M. Y 5 ., T ,, ' A 1 4. 4, f ,, f v 4 . 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V' ' Q., -n x .gr xQI nf , f 5 1 x 7' , '1 J, 4 ,, W. , v I A . k ' 4 ,. , , , , 4, -'A AI ,. K ,, , J , as 4 . H v A. I Q ff V.-, 'X 4, f 4 aw, .X ,fs sw f . ,frm M 1 - I . .1 'Wv X-. .,t -wwf -.'! Gt, Q. r u ,un 1. If Vi ' f' 5 F f. ,' , w r, .I is ty in A V,-99. V M, , AL 1 ,J ,yu ,,, MY, by ,,,, , , ', 1 f ,, 3 -J 'Q f' - 3 A . , , , k A . 59 4, Y? vw- vm' Q ' X, E, 4 1, .n f' lu Xfl , ny' x' x xg, 1. , 1 , -L 4' ., k v 0 Y. .ft ., V. : , ' nl, - ff 13 T . H , 3...i.' 5, 'SAL' k ' 4 xl 7 0 AL A ,M A ,, ' x Q 4 4 . ' fn AVR, -.4 ' 'V , 5 A , K 1 5, ' ' 4 w qv 1 1 xv M, . ,s E. 24' if I-,L 8,2 .wg 'x R, 1 D.H.S. rt Club! The members of the Art club this year were: Front fleftj Pres. Malissa Fisher, Ienifer McCreery, and Bev Rotacher. 2nd row: Todd Gibbs, Kim English, Sec. Sue Cramer, Karen Flickinger, and lane Luthy. 3rd row: Tres. Heidi I 166 Denison, Nancy Flickinger, Sharlene Snyder and Kim Albert. 4th row: Ierry Murphy, Steve Pis- socra, Iames Black, Paul Archer and Dave Bur- rell. Mr. B was not pictured. D.H.S. Ski Club! The members of the Ski club this year were: Front Qleftj Beth Rini, Lisa Monoco, Sherri McHenry, Val Pretorius and Shelly Iordon. 2nd row: Ron Smith, Gina Peterson, Beth Loader, Lorin Hunter and Gina Space. 3rd row: Dave Burrell, Berry White, Polly Brogan, Scott Heller, and Mike Mencer. Mrs. Viers is not pictured. She is the advisor. X xv F, I . ff x 'ia 2, f'-J 167 Aides aide media center!! Picztured ahove are those who worked in the media eenter this year. First row: Mrs. lenkins, Mike liasey. Matt Stevanus, Brenda Moore, Holly Kandel, Kelly Reynolds, Mrs. Blair. Second row: Ioe Coyle. Mike Horn, Larry Murphy, Steve Slentz. Melinda Dupler, Linn Holmes. Third row: Brian Mathews. Polly Armstrong. Renee Suddeth. Kim English. Dean 'l'elle. Fourth row: Mike McKenzie Mike Sehuphaeh, Dan Slentz. jim Kilgore. Dave Barhee. Steve Truehly. The Audio-Visual Aides appear at right. First row: Brian Robinson. Mike Basey. Kenny Holmes. Chris Burrell. Second row: Holly Kandel, Patty Heller. Matt Stevanus. Mr. Page. Third row: Bob Decker, Rich Dotts, Ieff Dotts, jeff Ziegler, Bruce Donnell. f 5 S' - Those Who Assist .......-v ' This year our girls in the Main Office were ftop leftj: First row, left to right: Valarie Pretorious, Lisa Watkins. Patty Rufener, Connie Trachsel, Pat Kuemerle, Barbie Maybaugh. Mrs. Contini. Second row: Charlene McHenry, Marla Stotzer, Marlene Ray, Andrea Douthitt, Kenda White, Linda Schaar. Third row: Sue Null, Beth Rondinella, Mega Schwartz, Gina Patterson, Linn Holmes, jodee Bober, Charlene Grove. Fourth row: Mary Rieger, Lori Dusenberry, Mary Beth Hawk, Leslie Schoof, Brenda Wherley, Lauren Hunter, Mrs. Barr. Attendance Office girls were: fbottom leftj: First row: Charlene Grove, Brenda Ankny, julie Crites, Kelly Reynolds, Mrs. Graef. Second row: Kathy Struhar, Sally Steel, Teresa Hurless, Pat Kuemerle. Third row: Mega Schwartz, Penny Baker, Lori Ripple, Andrea Douthett, Sheri McHenry. Fourth row: Brenda Flickenger, Maryanne Leiser, Melissa Crowell, Cheryl Iackson, Lori Kutcher. Mandy Spies. The Guidance Office helpers were: fahovelc Front row: Dawn Wells, Iill McCombs, Ienny Cericke, Mrs. Cook. Second row: Beth Reidenhach, Darla Adams, Darlene Snyder, Linda Dreher. Third row: Mary Beth Hughes, Peggy Dupler, Leslie Barcus, janet Miller, Lauren Hunter. At left, Charlene McHenry searches through the files for the card she wants. 171 J 11 X . if--5 'P ..-.. , , l X At right, Fellowship of Christian Athletes members. fBottom, leftj Coach Heller, Kevin Hale, Todd Mizer, Dave Iohns, Bob Corbett, and Coach Price. fRow twoj Scott Heller, lay Deeds, Ron Wills, Iames Black, Matt France, and Iohn Corsi. fRow threej Ken Law, Eric Dessecker, Ion Peterson, Todd Espenschied and Iohn Vesco. Pictured below is the Future Teachers of America Club, with advisors, Mr. Frye fleftj and Mrs. Pritchard Qrightj. fBottom, leftj B. Allesiano, I. White, B. Rini, D. German, E. May, S. Marshall, C. King. QRow twoj M. Sleutz, C. Trachsel, E. Delpiaz, I. Packer, B. Kuemerle, T. Herron, and I. Krantz. fRow threej W. Ienkins, K. English, I. Luthy, L. Lusk. D. German, and I. Gericke. fRow fourl B. Flickinger, L. Garwell, S. Peterson, D, Iohns, N. Flickinger. and B. Hughes. 172 fi? Above, Future Medical Careers members: fBottom, leftl C. Trachsel, I. Gericke, D. Freetage, R. Dickey, K. Morton, and B. Allesiano. CROW twoj S. Cramer, C. Myers, T. Kepplinger, B. Class, and A. Ellwood. At left, Library Aides: QBottom, leftj B. Zifer, D. Rothacher, M. Birtcher, B. Armstrong, and G. Forman. QROW twoj S. Cox, M. McBride, P. Rhinehart, L. Villiard, K. Reynolds, and B. Moore. fRow three, I. Pcflen, P. Schultz, S. Marshall, E. May, and T. Herron. QROW fourj P. Haller, P. Davis, M. Webb, M. Huff, M. Dickens, and S. Sperry. 173 Congratulations ward Winners! This year's Student Council earned the Ohio Association of Student Councils Honor Council Award for being an outstanding Ohio High School Council, based on leadership, community service, benefits to students, activities, and over- all effectiveness. Some of the things they did to earn this award included organizing the entire spirit week for school and community, honoring senior citizens with a breakfast and program, honoring coaches and teachers with special days. They had a special share-a-Christmas program. In addition to many other dances and programs, they concluded the year with special noon games for Seniors. It was a busy year! Pictured below are Homeroom Representatives and the Alternates for the 1979-80 Student Council: Row 1: K. Dalpiaz, D. Rothacher, C. McHenry, B. Rini, R. Smith, S. Moser, I. Walker, M. Zorzi, S. Zifer, C. Burrell, Row 2: I. Fox, K. Flickingcr, D. Dearth, D. Gasser, A. Contini, S. Stofan, K. Adams, L. Momaco, S. McGinnis, I. Murphy, C. Patterson, Row 3: C. Debois, S. Amicone. D. Adams, D. Border, D. Veigel, D. Snyder, I. Packer, L. Plunk, L. Kohler, L. Rini, S. Mutschelknaus, S. McHenry, Row 4: L. Stofan, C. Iackson, L. Barcus, D. Magnacca, L. Spies, M. Crowell, S. Hagloch, K. Keppler, L. Dusenberry, L. Thompson, T. Dessecker, L. Lusk, L. Dusenberry, Row 5: T. Barr, L. Hunter. I. Peterson, I. Black, K. Pringle, C. Espenschied, M. Spies, L. Schoof, I. Sutton, T. Cook, S. Peterson, M. Hawk, R. Corbett. gli! 1' T l N RA TER STADIUM QN...W......f A Q 1 174 t LC Mttcrtf Fi 1' Officers are pictured President: jenny Fox Vice President: Darla Ad ims Secreatry: Rachelle Mutsr helknaus Treasurer: Sheri Mcl-Ienry Historian: Dee Dee Magnacca '6And one man in his time 49 0-A X A Civ The parts have been large, and some very minimalg they have been the figures that appear on the stage or figures that wait quietly in the wings. Regardless of the role all parts were important to the success of the final product. The DHA Thespians are, from the back row: Steve Harrison, Scott Daniels, Rick Ramsey, Torn Cunningham, Bruce Pearson, Earl Clark, Dale Kreisher, Danny Newell, Bart Herman, Rod Flauhaus. Third row: Linn Holmes, Karen Keppler, Mega Schwartz, Ioyce Schilling, Michelle Hartz, Director Mr. May. Second row: Lynn Stofan, Mary Webb, Donna Ientes, Linda Rossi. Seated: Shelly Mut- schelknaus, Suzy Stofan, Charlene McHenry. 176 plays many parts. To the left: no, it's not the, Class of '57, but the Speech Team of 1980. On the left: Lynn Stofan, behind her, Tom Cunningham, Iodi White and Michelle Hartz. Lynn and Tom made it to State Contest in Duet Acting. Bruce Pearson, not pictured, merited Best Actor in One-Act Play Contest. Below, Community Service performs for banquets and meetings of area clubs. Standing: Tom Cum- mingham, Scott Daniels, Bruce Pearson. Seated: Michelle Hartz, Mr. May, Donna Ientes. Their pro- gram includes dramatic and hu- morous readings, and music. 177 The All-American Kids This year, the National Honor Society was a very active group. We held frequent meetings, and planned a variety of activities. On December 6, the New Phila NHS joined us on a field trip to Columbus where we toured COSI. the State Capitol and the French Market. The week before Christmas, we participated in an elementary classroom visitation where we read stories to the kids and passed out treats. Two days before Christmas, we donated clothes to the receiving home and to a needy family. During the basketball season, we worked at the concession stand to raise money for our fund. On the morning of March 17, the new members of NHS were tapped. At the expense of the group, the old members honored the new members at a luncheon at Espenschied's. The following evening, the new members were inducted in a classy ceremony. Mr. Sehrock was inducted as an honorary member. To raise money we held a bake sale, and it was a big success! Finally, on May 6, we took a field trip to Stan Hywett in Akron. Second year members: Row 1: Todd Mizer, Elaine Dalpiaz, Susan Ellwood, Eric Dessecker. Row 2: Becky Seng, Iennifer McCreery. Row 3: Donna Ientes, Kris Miller. Row 4: Molly Miller, Diana Border. Row 5: Robin Doidge, Lynn Stofan. Row 6: Ieff Maurer, Leslie Barcus. Not pictured: Ann Yeager, Mary Webb. tes 1 . wtf' First year members: Dan Dummermuth, Shelly Mutschelknaus Chris Debois Row 1: Karen Keppler, Linda Dreher, Becky Class, Michelle Cindy Buss. Row 4: Todd Espenschied lay Wherley Dale Hartz, Denise Wells. Row 2: Lisa Warther, Connie Kreisher, lim Stahl, Paul Archer Not pictured Beth Creisen Espenschied, Becky Spies, Dave Iohns. Row 3: Diane Viegel, QBIVSJ. 178 -, s...-41-vu X 2.6-MJ' as 1.47 ,M UH is it f 'I i Q.,-.,.-u unsung'-un-1 d 1 1 Mr. Schrock receives his NHS pin from Mr. May. Presi ent: E aine Da piaz Vice President: Eric Dessecker Secretary: Susan Ellwood Treasurer: Todd Mizer 179 While most people in Dover were braving the Cold and the rain dur- ing spring vacation, a few biology heads were down in the Bahamas sunning themselves. Although it looks like we did nothing but sit, we did go out and do such things as snorkling and visiting a native Bo- hemian village as shown in the far right picture at the bottom. Directly right is one of our trustworthy counselors, Stu Ferbraohe, giving us one of his dazzing smiles. On the opposite page at the top, all of the counselors needed a break before dinner. Next to them, we find Steve Truchly comtemplating the ground as he walks to the lodge. In the center, Linda Dreher interrupts the game of spoons to give us one of her lovely poses. At the very bottom Iohn Peterson demonstrates the strange effect that the Bermuda triangle can have on people. it it Will fill' Pictured at right are this year's members of the Future Business Associates: ffrontj Ginny Smith, Beth Reidenbach, Karen Flickinger, Pat Kuemerle, Linda Villiard, and Mrs. Schuhach. Qbackj Ianet Miller, Beth McCord, Pam Goss, Nancy Flickinger, Sandra Lewis, and Chris Miller. Absent: Amy Atkinson, Ann Davidson, and Renee Sudduth. Below is pictured this years members of the Future Homemakers of America: ffrontl janet Hershberger, Cindy Chadrue, Penny Baker, Sandy Lane, Lisa Young, and Patty Davis. fbackl Barb Stull, Adora Wallick, Pam Goss, Denita Shonk, and Kathy Hagloch. Absent: Mrs. Class. F.B.A. and FH. . Clubs 182 X . , -- ,--?1i.. Eg,-f' - , --. ,. ... .., ... .22! ? - ,f asv, 12: I 3 - 4' 5 -.1 .:.:5:::- , ap : av 4 K M, ig s xx FI E ARTS 183 CAST Charlie Davenport Dolly Tate Iron Tail Winnie Tate Tommy Cody Foster Wilson Frank Butler Annie Oakley Little Iake ANNIE GET YUUR Tom Cunningham' Lynn Stofan' Bart Herman Ioyce Schilling Earl Clark' Dan Newell' Bruce Pearson' Linn Holmes' Donald Marshall Shelly Mutschelknaus' Darla Rothacher Beth Rini Dale Kreisher' UN Peggy Hellem Steve Harrison Rod Flauhaus' Steve Truchly Scott Daniels' Rick Ramsey' Stacy Brady Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter Mega Schwartz' Chorus: Amy Contini, Cathy Feller, Sally Fox, Michelle Hartz', Kenny Holmes, Bob Loibl, Iody McDonald, Charlene McHenry, Regina Miller, Roger Renner, Suzy Stofan, Cynthia Tripathy, Iodi White, Tonya Wigert, Brent Davidson. 'Denotes Thespian membership. ' Mrs. Yellow Foot Pawnee Bill Conductor Chief Sitting Bull Pawnee's Messenger Mr. Schuyler Adams Mrs. Schuyler Adams Nellie Iessie Minnie Buffalo Bill -,sfX- -1'-'- i 1 184 l li, y KKVV jj Ghmgqaggn, The DHS Thespians inter- rupted their season of plays with the winter musical, Annie Get Your Gun. The show consisted of many familiar numbers, as They Say It's Wonderful, I Got The Sun in the Mornin', and the renown, There's No Business Like Show Business. Based partially on fact, the ac- tion revolves around the ro- mance and adventures of sharp- shooters Annie Oakley and Frank Butler. The musical, usual- ly presented in the spring, per- formed for seven appreciative crowds. 185 Barefoot ln The Park The DHS Thespians opened their 1979-80 season with Neil Simon's contemporary comedy. Barefoot In the Pork, the story of two young newlyweds who have just moved into their first apartment. Through their encounters with peculiar neighbors and bothersome mothers- in-law, they gain experience with the adventures and misadventures of married life. Next, they present- ed Iohn Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men, a poignant story of two Depr- ession-era migrant workers. Ironi- cally, the latter's strength causes his destruction when he unintentio- nally uses it against another. Both shows played to extremely appreci- ative audiences. 186 Cast Corie ..... ............... M ichelle Hartz Paul ........... .............. S cott Daniels Mother .............. .......... D onna Ientes Velasco ................ ........... R ick Ramsey Telephone Man... ........ Bruce Pearson Delivery Man ....,................... Bill Thayer Lennie ......... George ......... Candy .......... The Boss ........ Curley ................ Curley's Wife ....... Slim ...... ....... .... Whit ......... Carlson ........ Of Mice And Men Cast Rodriguez ....................................................... Tom Cunningham Dale Kreisher Rick Ramsey Steve Pissocra Earl Clark Lynn Stofan Bruce Pearson Steve Harrison Dan Newell Scott Daniels gwe. fx X , ,, , l' of 3 Rv. segfypig V, f 187 Ed Brushett ....... Fran Marston. .... .. Will Bond ............. . Court Recorder ....... Iames Hathaway ...... Iessalyn Meredith ...... Iudge john Weston ........ Warren Cass .......... .. Maxine Lowe.. ....,....... Dr. Freida Milgrim Capt. Thomas Quinn ......., Vincent Barclay ........ Minnie Straussen ....... Eve Vijonne ............. Rose Malone ......... Sarah Lorrison ......... The M Kenny Holmes Shelly Mutschelknaus Bob Loibl Sonya Marshall Earl Clark Gina Patterson Rod Flauhaus Scott Daniels Donna lentes Mary Webb Rob Corbett Rick Ramsey Michelle Hartz Lynn Stefan joyce Schilling Beth Rini Who did it? Was it the frail, pathetic defendant, Maxine Lowe, or the brash night-club singer, the bitter hotel manager or his Swedish maid that killed the defendant's husband? The People Versus Maxine Lowe gave the audience the opportunity to participate on stage by playing the jury. The tense drama, spiced with comedy, was attended by three small, but appreciative audiences. People Versus axine Lowe ENIQR SCENES X , 'The Buck Sto s Here Now that you have read the book, meet the people who have made it all possible. Relaxing on the lawn after a year of hard work land a little fooling aroundj see, below ffront, kneelingl Heide Dennison, Vicky Zifer, Charlene Snyder, Cheryl fBurmaj Iackson. fStandingl Dale Kreisher, Steve Truchly, Malissa Fisher, K. Korns, Karen Keppler, Michelle Hartz, Linda Dreher, Ieff Maurer, Elaine Delpiaz, Kathy Polen, and Denise Wells. fln treej Iill McCombs and Marla Stotzer. At right Vicky Zifer works on a layout, Far Right, editors Elaine Dalpiaz and Ieff Maurer consult with staff advisor, Mr. Iohnston. Below that, staff photographer Heidi Dennison checks out the strobe light. Charlene Snyder also served as photographer and Steve Truchly gave some additional help. At far right, two more staffers, Michelle Hartz and Donna Ientes, search for Craig Weiss who was absent when the picture was taken. I3 Q fp mi -im.. . N 1+-ix 1334? 1 'lin .Swim iff: Cheryl Ann Adams: BIVS Daughter of Mr. Iames Adams 120 Reevew Avenue. Darla Kay Adams Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Iack Adams RD 3, Box 94A Student Council 9-12, Vice Pres. 123 Cheerleader 9-12, captain 101 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Secretary 123 Back-the-Guys 9- 122 Prom Committee Co-Chairman 11Q Office Help 122 Science Lab Asst. 11, 121 Choir 93 Iunior Marshall 11. Susan Elizabeth Amicone Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Al Amicone 221 East 11th Street Class Treasurer 123 Back-the-Guys 9- 123 Assembly Rep. 123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Student Council 9-123 Volleyball 10, 11, captain 10, 113 Prom Committee Co- Chairman 113 Office Help 9-113 Science Lab Asst. 12. Catherine Ann Amistadi Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Adam Amistadi RD 1 Box 467 Band 93 Art Club 11, treasurer. Amy Io Atkinson Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Lawerence Atkinson RD 1, Box 188 Choir 9-123 Future Teachers 93 Future Business Associates 11, 12, President 11. Don Blader Son of Mr.!Mrs. Earl Balder Ir. B11 N. Tuscarawas Avenue. Leslie Anne Barcus Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Homer Barcus 1126 Weinz Drive National Honor Society 11, 123 Band 9- 123 Band Council 9, 11, 121 Student Council 9-121 Vice Pres. 123 Prom Committee Chairman 113 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 121 Youth-In-Government 121 Homecoming Queen 123 Rose Queen 113 Prom Queen Attendant 12. Thomas Robert Barkett Son of Mr.!Mrs. William Barkett 614 East 3rd Street 192 Baseball 121 Audio Visual Aide3 Football9. David Michael Barnhart: BIVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Russell Barnhart 301 East Second Street Bowling 10: V.I.C.A. 11, pres. 12. Mike Basey Son of Mr.!Mrs. Louis Basey 165 Calico Drive Tennis3 Orchestra3 Audio-Visual Aide3 Media Center. Tracy Beal Son of Mr. Raymond Beal Box 393. Rick Bearducci: BIVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Iohn Parris 428 Race Street FFA 11, 123 Audio Visual Aides 9, 10. Ronald Bearducci Son of Mr.!Mrs. Iohn Parris 428 Race Street Mary Ann Berndt Daughter of Mr. Burman Berndt 117 Iames Street Band 9-123 Back-the-Guys 113 Pit Orchestra for GUYS AND DOLLS 11. Iames Richard Black Ir. Son of Mrs. Willa Washington 410 Broad Street Student Council 9-12, pres. 93 Football 10-12, captain3 Wrestling 10-12, captain3 Track 10-12, captain3 FCA 10- 12Q Hi-Y 11-122 Choir Council 123 Art Club 10-123 French Club 10, 11. IoDee Lynn Bober Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Larry Hines 259 Tuscarawas Avenue Office Help 123 Student Council 111 Volleyball 10-121 Back-the-Guys 10, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 12: Prom Committee 113 Student librarian 93 Y-teens 9, 10. Timothy L. Bober Son of Mr.!Mrs. Larry Hines 259 Tuscarawas Avenue Football 9-12, captain 122 Track 9-12. Senior Director Patrick D. Boles Son of Mr.!Mrs. Duane Boles RD 2 Football Trainer 10-123 Basketball 9. Diana Ruth Border Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Clifford Border RD 2 Dundee National Honor Society 11, 123 Studen Council 10-123 Tri-Hi-Y 10-123 Y-teen 9, 10, pres. 103 Back-the-Guys 9-12 Prom Committee 113 Back Trackers 11 Future Business Associates 11. Michelle Renee Bouchard Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Marcel Bouchard 426 East Fifth Street Band 9-111 Tri-Hi-Y 10-12Q Back-the Guys 9-121 Back Trackers 111 Varsit baseball bat girl 11, 123 F.B.A. 10. Iayne Breitenstein: BIVS Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Iames Breitenstein 929 Lakeview Drive D.E.C.A. 11, 121 Office Help 103 Medi Center 10. Polly Ann Brogan Daughter of Mr.lMrs. Francis Broga Ir. 202 East 12th Street Back-the-Guys 123 Tri-Hi-Y 121 Sk Club 12. Rhonda Brown Hinkley Daughter of Mrs. Bonnie Brown 114 Superior Avenue. Kevin Carl Burgess Son of Mrs. Sara Burgess 704 East Front Street Bowling 9-12. Kevin Burris Son of Mr.!Mrs. Wayne Burris 208 East 4th Street Football 9-12. Cynthia Ann Buss Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Daniel Buss 1228 Tremont Street Choir 113 Spanish Travel Club 11 N.H.S. 12. Gary Casterline Son of Mr.!Mrs. Melvin Casterline 423 East 7th Street Wrestling 9-123 O.W.E. 11, 12. Timothy B. Chummey Son of Mr.!Mrs. Ray Chumney D 1 Dover ootball 9-12. Albert Earl Clark Ir. Son of Mr.!Mrs. Paul Weigand 400 East 5th Street Band 9-12, Class rep. 10, Vice Pres. 113 Pres. 123 Thespians 9-12, plays: LITTLE WOMEN, AUNTIE MAME, CAROUSEL, THE CRUCIBLE, OLIVER, HEAVEN CAN WAIT, CAMELOT, ANDROCLES AND THE LION, GUYS AND DOLLS, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, MY FAIR LADY, OF MICE AND MEN, FLOWER DRUM SONG, THE PRINCE WHO WOULDN'T GROW, BALCONY SCENE, THE GIFT OF THE MAII, AS SURE AS YOUR BORN: Speech Team 9, 103 Community Service 9, 103 Orchestra 123 Choir 123 Heck's Angels3 Tennis 11, 123 Bowling 9-123 Chess Club 9-12, Co-President 11, 121 Slide Rule League 111 Stage Crew 9-12. Rebecca Ann Class Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Ramon Class 412 East 5th Street Band 9-123 Band Council 10, 123 F.M.C. 123 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 NIHS 93 Slide Rule league 113 Back-the-Guys 101 FTA 10. N.H.S. 12. Scott Clay Son of Mr.!Mrs. Robert Clay D 3 Dover Helen L. Cochran: BIVS Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Walter Cochran RD 3 Dover IA Vice Pres. marketing3 FFA 11, 123 Nat. Res. Class Reporter 12. Kenneth A. Contini Son of Mr.!Mrs. Lawerence I. Contini 1111 Dover Avenue National Iunior Honor Society 9. Timothy Cook Son of Mr.!Mrs. Robert Cook D 1 Rolling Acres aseball 11, 12, Basketball 11, 123 tudent Council 123 Hi-Y 123 Prom ommittee 11. Audie Coventry Son of Mr.!Mrs. Dean Coventry RD 3 Box 211. Lisa Marie Crawford Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Iohn Crawford RD 2 Box 192. Thomas Edward Cunningham Son of Mr.!Mrs. Sam McCausland 123 West Eighth Street Thespians 9-12, treasurer 10, 11, scribe 123 plays: THE CLOWN WHO RAN AWAY, OLIVER, KISS ME KATE, THE GIFT OF THE MAII, CACTUS FLOWER, CAMELOT, THE STORM, AS SURE AS YOUR BORN, THE CRUCIBLE, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, DON'T DRINK THE WATER, CAROUSEL, ANDROCLEUS AND THE LION, HEAVEN CAN WAIT, GUYS AND DOLLS, THE HASTY HEART, AUNTIE MAME, MY FAIR LADY, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, FLOWER DRUM SONG, OF MICE AND MEN, BALCONY SCENE, THE APPLE TREE. Band 9, 103 Band Council 93 Speech team 10, 123 Community Service 9-12, pres. 123 Heck's Angels 123 Slide Rule League 113 Stage Crew 9, 11. Elaine Marie Dalpaiz Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Albert Dalpaiz 206 Buckeye Street Choir 9-11, president 9, 113 Choir Council 10, 113 Track 9, 103 Tennis 10, 113 Student Council 113 NIHS 93 National Honor Society 11, 12 pres. 123 A 123 SWIRL staff 11, 12, co-editor 123 PRIDE committee 12. Arthur Allan Davidson Son of Mr.!Mrs. Gary Davidson RD 3 Box 210 D Football 11, 12. Christine Sue DeBois Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Rick Cugliari B09 Parkview Drive Class officer, secretary 123 Student Council 123 National Honor Society 123 Rose Queen Attendant 113 Back-the- Guys 9-12, secretary 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10'12Q Bahamas Trip 10, 123 Volleyball 10, 113 Cheerleader 93 NIHS 93 Prom Committee 113 Quiz Bowl Team 11, 12. Elisabeth Ioan Deetz Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H.R. Deetz 1818 Dover Avenue Tennis 9, 101 FMC 10-12, FTA 113 Prom Committee 113 Art Club 123 Bowling 9, 101 Student Council. Douglas H. Denbow Son of Mr.!Mrs. Clyde Denbow 222 West 23rd Street. Heidi Lynne Denison Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Howard Denison 206 S. Iames Street Art Club 9-123 Thespians 9, 103 Community Service 103 Choir 9-123 Heck's Angels 10, 113 Ski Club 9-12: Swirl Staff 123 Prom Committee 113 Track 93 French Club 93 Office Help 103 Lab Assistant 10, 11. Eric M. Dessecker Son of Mr.!Mrs. Melvin Dessecker RD 1 Box 193 National Honor Society 11, 12, Vice Pres. 123 NIHS 93 Student Council 123 FCA 12, vice pres. 123 Lab Asst. 123 Basketball 9-123 Baseball 9, 10, Football 93 Choir 9-11Q Iunior Marshall 113 Prom Committee 11. jamie R. DeVore Son of Mrs. Iudy DeVore 933 East 4th Street Football 9-123 Baseball 9-123 Basketball 9. Ruth Ann Dickey Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Bud Dickey 125 Lincoln Avenue Volleyball 10-12, captain 123 Student Council 103 NIHS 93 Tri-hi-Y 10, 123 Back-the-Guys 103 FBA 10, Office Help 9, 103 Y-teens 9. Pam Diehl Knutty: BIVS Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Robert Diehl 308 East 4th Street FHA 103 OEA 11, 123 Choir 93 Steno Class President 11. 1 E I E I 3 I '193 Robin Kay Doidge Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Donald Doidge 807 Evergreen Drive Cheerleader 9-12, captain 9, 125 Back- the-Guys 10-125 NIHS 9, pres. 95 NHS 11, 125 Class officer 12, president5 Prom Committee Co-Chairman 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Slide Ru5e League 115 Student Council 95 FBA 10. Richard Dotts, Ir. Son of Mr.!Mrs. Richard Dotts 1008 Tuscarawas Avenue Cross Country 9-12, co-captain 11, 125 Track 9-125 Bowling 10-125 IA 9-12. Timothy Lee Drake Son of Rev!Mrs. Marlin Drake 1507 Wooster Avenue. Tim E. Dummermuth Son of Mr.!Mrs. Dean Dummermuth 1433 N. Wooster Avenue. Daniel Lee Dunfee: BIVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Sam Dunfee, Ir. 1317 East Front Street VICA 11, 125 Audio Visual Aide 9, 103 Wrestling 9. Peggy Dupler Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Kenneth Dupler RD 2 Box 482 Class Officer 12, Historian5 Student Council 9-11, treasurer 115 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Prom Co-Chairman 115 Basketball Statistician 125 Back-the-Guys 9-125 Volleyball 115 Choir 9-11, Vice pres 95 Principal's Curriculum Council 10. Terri Edwards Daughter of Mrs. Geraldine Edwards 930 N. Tuscarawas Avenue. Susan Ellwood Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Frank Ellwood 403 East 18th Street National Honor Society 11, 12, secretary 125 Cheerleader 9-125 Student Council 9-115 Back-the-Guys 125 Tri- Hi-Y 12. Vickie M. Emery: BIVS Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Kenneth Emery 310 Shafer Avenue Choir 95 Student rep. 115 OCEA 11, 125 Class Vice Pres. 125 Treasurer 12. Connie I. Espenschied Daughter of Mr.fMrs. Gene Espenschied 318 Monroe Street Choir 9-12, asst. treas. 11, Pres. 125 Student Council 9-12, historian 115 Back-the-Guys 9-125 NIHS 95 Volleyball 10-12, co-captain 125 N.H.S. 12. Connie N. Estepp Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Phil Estepp 400 Shawnee Drive FMC 105 Volleyball 115 Tri-Hi-Y 12. 194 Brenda Lee Everhart Frasier: BIVS Wife of Mike Frasier 430172 Walnut Street DECA 11, 12. Todd Feller Son of Mr.!Mrs. Dean Feller RD 1 Dover Tim Fisher: BIVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Fred Fisher 321 East 7th Street Baseball 95 Bowling 95 VICA 11, 125 Welding treasurer 11, reporter 12. Malissa S. Fisher Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Richard Fisher 222 East Iron Avenue Art Club 9-12, treasurer 12, pres. 125 SWIRL staff 125 French Club 9. Brenda Sue Flickinger Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Paul Flickinger RD 1 Dover Band 9-125 Band Council 115 FBA 10- 12, Vice pres. 11, Pres. 125 Office Help 123 FTA 12. Nancy I. Flickinger Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Paul Flickinger RD 1 Dover Band 9-125 Lab Band 10, 115 Pep Band 10, 12: Choir 95 Art Club 10-125 Track 105 Pom-Pom Girls 115 Advanced Biology Club 115 Back-the-Guys 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 FTA 125 FBA 12. Pat Greenaugh Flaherty Pamela Sue Fockler Duncan Daughter of Mrs. Beverly Fockler 348 Prospect Street OWE 11, 125 Choir 9. Iennifer Rae Fox Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Theodore Fox 730 Walnut Street Student Council 10-12, pres. 125 Heck's Angels 125 Prom Committee 115 Class president 95 class assembly rep. 115 Choir 9-125 Matmaids 9-125 Back-the- Guys 9-115 FHA 9, pres. 95 Band 95 Thespian associates 95 plays: HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, FUNERAL TEA, GIFT OF THE MAIL THE CRUCIBLE tbackstagej. Brenda Frank Daughter of Mrs. Margaret Galbraith 921 N. Wooster Avenue 59 5 . If ' . .Q-SQEWZQIQL: M m '5 2 'i'1'3' 1 ' 3.0, of, Q af r r D 04,224.22 'Y V. gl' I 'o'o 0.'uf X 'if?. Nl tidy? Ieffrey Scott Froman Son of Mr.!Mrs. Ierry L. Froman RD 1 Dover Baseball 9-125 Football 9, 10. Donald Scott Gardner Son of Mr.!Mrs. David Gardner 200 East Iron Avenue Football 9-125 Basketball 10, 11. Greg Garman: BIVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Kenneth Garman 603 Evergreen Drive Greg Garner: BIVS Son of Mrs. Enid Garner 1221 Elm Street Ava I0 Gerber Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Ioe Gerber RD 1 Box 9 Volleyball 11, captain: Basketball 9-12, captain 115 Track 9-125 Art Club 10, 11, vice pres. 115 gym asst. 115 class officer 12, assembly rep.5 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Back-the-Guys 10-125 Prom Committee 115 Advanced Biology Club 115 Lab Asst. 12. Iennifer Lynn Gericke Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. George Amistadi RD 1 Box 465 Band 10-12, FMC 11, 12, vice pres. 125 FTA 11, 12, vice pres. 125 Band Council 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Pit Orchestra ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, GUYS AND DOLLS 11, 125 Bowling Intramurals 11, 125 Wh0's Who Among American H.S. Students 115 Office Help 125 Back-the- Guys 10, 12. Iohn H. Gibbs Son of Mr.!Mrs. Howard C. Gibbs 403 West 11ll'1 Street Cross Country 10-125 Track 9-125 NIHS 95 Bowling Intramurals 9-12. Todd A. Gibbs Son of Mr.!Mrs. Stanley Gibbs RD 1 Box 157 Art Club 12. 5 William I. Gilmore Son of Mr.!Mrs. Robert Gilmore RD 1 Dover Football 9-12. Kris Ann Gintz Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Ed Hostetler RD 2 Box 499 Tri-Hi-Y 10-12, Vice pres. 125 Back-the- Guys 10-12, Vice pres. 125 Class Vice pres. 105 Basketball Statistician 125 Track 9-125 Volleyball 10-125 Basketball 105 Prom Committee 115 Principal's Curriculum Council 105 Advanced Biology Club 11. Mark Gottshall: BIVS Son of Mrs. Nancy Gottshall 507 East Iron Avenue VICA 11, 125 Football 9, 105 Basketball 9. Kevin j. Gray Son of Mr.!Mrs. Francis Gray 520 West 15th Street Choir 9-125 Choir Council 10, 115 Band 9, 105 Band Council 10. Beth Elaine Griesen: BjVS Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Loren Griesen 244 Wills Avenue OEA Regional Vice Pres. 125 OEA class Secretary 12, OEA class treasurer 115 Band 9-115 Student Council 12g SWIRL business Staff 115 Bowling Int.: N.H.S. 12. Christy Guy Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Charles Guy 115 West 11th Street. Rosemary Ann Hafliger Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. john Hafliger 123 East 12th Street. Michael R. Hammel Son of Mr.!Mrs. john M. Hammel RD 1 Box 148. Michael S. Hanenkrat Son of Mrs. Sandra Hanenkrat 555 Evergreen Drive Wrestling 9-125 Tennis 9-125 Hi-Y 10- 12. jim Hartline Son of Mr.!Mrs. Russell Hartline 321 East 13th Street Track 95 OWE 12. Gerald G. Herron Son of Mr.!Mrs. Charles Herron 510 Ricksecker St. Debbie Hershberger Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Emanuel Harshberger Bond Street Ext. Bret Hertzell: BjVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Kenneth Hartzell 1215 Dover Avenue. Lisa Anne Hill Daughter of Mrs. Hilda Hill 324 West 12th Street. jerry T. Hixenbaugh: BjVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Raymond Hixenbaugh 511 East 4th Street Bowling 95 Audio Visual Aides 9, 105 VICA 11, 12. - Linnette Gail Holmes Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Thomas Holmes 131 West 8th Street Choir 9-125 Heck's Angels 10-125 Choir Council 125 Band 9-125 Media Center 9- 125 Office Help 125 Thespians 9-12, plays: HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, CAMELOT, CAROUSEL, GUYS AND DOLLS, THE VALIANT, AUNTIE MAME, DON'T DRINK THE WATER, HASTY HEART, OF MICE AND MEN, MIRACLE WORKER, ANDROCLES AND THE LION, HEAVEN CAN WAIT, CACTUS FLOWER. Community Service 10, 11. LouAnn Homan: BjVS Daughter of Mrs. Pauline Homan 317 Reporter Court FFA 11, 125 Reporter for Horticulture Club 125 Ornamental Horticulture 11, 12g Parlimentary Procedure 12. Mary Beth Hughes Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. William Hughes RD 2 Willow Glen Box 523 Band 9-125 Majorette 11, 125 jazz Band 125 FTA 9-12, sec. 125 Library Aide 95 Back-the-Guys 9-115 Student Council 95 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Bowling Int. 9-115 Basketball Statistician 125 Office Help 125 Lab Assistant 12. Lauren E. Hunter Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Calvin Hunter 1801 Heritage Circle Tennis 10-125 Basketball 10, 115 Tri-Hi- Y 11, 125 Youth-In-Government 125 Back-the-Guys 10, 115 Ski Club 125 Student Council 125 Prom Committee 115 Bahamas Trip 115 Office Help 10- 12. Teresa Lynn Hurless Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. john Hurless 604 Short Street Choir 9-125 Choir Council 115 I-Ieck's Angels 10-12. Maureen Hutras Kennedy Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Thomas Hutras 614 Tuscarawas Avenue Don Irby: BjVS Son of Rev. and Mrs. Al Irby RD 2 Box 437 VICA 125 Football 9, 10. Donna jean jentes Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Delmer E. jentes 210 South johnson Avenue Thespians 10-12, plays: MY FAIR LADY, CAROUSEL, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, HEAVEN CAN VVAIT, CASE OF THE CRUSILIED PETUNIAS, DON'T DRINK THE WATER. Choir 9-125 Choir Council 11, 12, sec. 115 SWIRL staff 125 N.H.S. 11, 125 Heck's Angels 125 Community Service 125 Tornado Tribune Staff 12. David Allen johns Son of Mr.!Mrs. Paul Schauer 404 West 12th Street Basketball 9-125 Baseball 9-125 Football 9, 105 Buckeye Boys State 115 FCA 125 Student Council 9, 105 Gym Assistant 9, 105 Future Teachers 12. N.H.S. 12. Dorothy johnson Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. William johnson 304 Grant Street Tornado Tribune 125 Choir 9-125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Prom Committee 115 Pom-Pom Girl 11. Becky johnson Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Ronald johnson 104 South Avenue - Choir 95 Mat Maids 125 Office Help 11. Thomas R. jones, II Son of Mrs. judith jones 815 Race Street. Rick Kempher: BjVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Wellington Kempher 2632 Mohican Drive. Melanie Kendle: BjVS Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Donald Kendle 2732 Wyandot Drive OEA 11, 125 Class Secretary 125 Choir 9, 10. 195 Chris L. Kerch Son of Mrs. Ledra Kerch 123 Charles Drive. Ieff Kerper: BIVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. Lester Kerper 234 South Avenue Cross Country 9, 10: VICA 11, 12: State Contender VICA 11. Steven L. Kerper Son of Mr.!Mrs. Lester Kerper 234 South Avenue. lim Kilgore Son of Mr.!Mrs. Iames C. Kilgore 330 East 18th Street Baseball 9 - 12: Golf 11, 12. Timothy I. King Son of Mrs. Mary Ann King 114 Iron Avenue Football 9 - 12: Baseball 10, 11: Track 9, Student Council 9 - 11: Basketball Manager. Greg I. Knotts, BIVS Son of Mr.!Mrs. William Knotts 2715 Delaware Circle Band 9 - 11. Karen Elizabeth Kohr: BIVS Daughter of Mr.!Mrs. Lloyd Kohr RD 2 Dover Volleyball 10, 11: Buckeye Student Council: Drama Club 9: OCE 11, 12. Iodi Louise Krantz Daughter of Mr.! Mrs. Ioseph Krantz 211 South Ave. Cheerleader 9 - 11: Class Officer 9, historian 11, treasurer: Student Council 9, 10, 12: Back-The-Guys 9 - 12: Tornado Tribune Staff 12: Prom Co-Ordinator 11: Choir 9: Tri-Hi-Y 12: Office Aide 12. Brent Allen Kretzinger: BIVS Son of Mr!Mrs Keith Kreitzinger Route 1 BIVS, Masonry: V.I.C.A. Patricia Kuemerle Daughter of Mr!Mrs. Charles Kuemerle Route 2 Office Aide 9 - 12: Library Aide 11: FTA 12: FBA 12: Bowling 9. Brenda Kay Lahm: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs. Raymond Lahm 115 Iron Ave. Choir 9: Bowling 9: DECA 11, 12. Cheryl A. Lang: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Delbert Lang, Sr. 207 Fourth St. COE: Choir 9: Bowling 9: Class Officer, 11, Secretary, 12, historian: OOEA 11, 12 PLAYS: GUYS AND DOLLS. 196 Robert H. Laughlin, Ir. Son of Mr!Mrs Robert Laughlin, Sr. 104 Sweitzer Circle Track 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10: Football Manager 12: Student Council 9. Nancy Haugh Lenarz: BIVS Wife of Mr. Ronald Lenarz 300 Third Si. BIVS, General Clerical: Media Center, 9, 10. Felicia Marie Lengyel Daughter of Mr!Mrs Andrew Lengyel 513 Oakdale Dr. Volleyball, 10 - 12: Tri-Hi-Y 12: Back- The-Guys, 10. Ion Limbacher Son of Mr!Mrs Iohn Limbacher 1009 Fourth St. Football 9 - 12. Iill Little Daughter of Mr!Mrs Donald Little 210 Hemlock St. Mary Io Longer Daughter of Mr!Mrs. Anthony Longer 310 Iames St. Senior Band 9 - 12: Band Council, 10: Orchestra 9 - 11, Pit Orchestra, 9 - 10: Student Council 9: Basketball Statistician. Heidi Ludy Daughter of Mr!Mrs Melvin Ludy Sr. Route 2 Box 316 William Lusic: BIVS Son of Mr!Mrs George Lusic, Sr. 703 East Ave. Football 9, 10: V.I.C.A. 11,12. Diane Marie Magnacca Daughter of Mr!Mrs Louise Magnacca 326 Madison St. Senior Band 9 - 10: Student Council 9, 11, 12, historian 12: Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12: Office Aide 10: Lab Assistant 12. Stacie Ann Marazsky Daughter of Mr!Mrs Stanley Marazsky 531 Evergreen Dr. Band 9, 10, Band Council 10, State Band 9, 10: Cheerleader 11: Back-The- Guys 9 - 123 Tri-Hi-Y 11. Mark Marburger Son of Mr. Iohn Marburger 135 VV. 23I'd. Ed Martin Son of Mr!Mrs Donald Martin 416 East Third Street Rick Mason Son of MrfMrs Richard Lee Mason 111 E. 19th St. Band 9 - 10: Student Council 9: Who's Who Among American High School Students, 12: Chess Club Ieffrey Allen Maurer Son or Mr!Mrs Adrian Maurer 145 Calico Dr. National Honor Society 11, 12: S Student Council 9, 10: PLAY: HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING: Choir, 9 - 11: Slide Rule League 11: Edito 1980 Swirl: NIHS: Lab Assistant: Editor, Ir. High Press: Quiz Bowl Member 11, 12. Bill May: BIVS Son of Mrs. Norma May 331 E. 11th St. Bowling 11, 12: Basketball 9: D.C.T. 12: BIVS. Iulianne Maybaugh: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Ioseph Maybaugh 135 W. Sixth St. BIVS, Office Machines: OEA 11, 12: Class Officer 12, vice-president. Debbie Mayfield: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Buddy Mayfield 729 Race St. BIVS, Accounting: Office Education Association, 11, 12: Accountant - Clerk Club 11, 12: Choir 9. Iennifer Ann McCreery Daughter of Mr!Mrs Don McCreery Route 2 Band 9 - 12: Band Council 10 - 12, Asst. Sec.-Treas. 11: Tri-Hi-Y 11 - 12: NHS, 11,12:NIHS 9: Art Club 10 - 12: French Club 9: Choir 11, Heck's Angels 11: Social Committee Chairman 12: Youth in Government 11 - 12: PLAYS: HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS Steven S. McGinley: BIVS Son of Mr!Mrs Rick Carnahan 121 Karns Dr. BIVS, Restaurant Management: Football 9. Steven Ion McKeever Son of Mr!Mrs Thomas McKeever 131 Hillside Dr. Wrestling 9 - 12: Choir 9 - 12. Iohn McRobie Son of Mr!Mrs Charles McRobie, Sr. Route 1 Band 9 - 12: Lab Band 11, 12: Orchestra. Scott Edward Mears Son of Mr!Mrs Gene Mears 115 Buckeye st. David Merchant Son of Mrs. Lola Schworm 207 South Iohnson Avenue Kris Miller Daughter of Mr!Mrs Thomas Miller 1728 Wooster Varsity Tennis, 9 - 12: co-captain, 12: National Honor Society 11, 12: Varisty Track 9 - 12: Quiz Bowl Team 11, 12: Cheerleader 9: Back-The-Guys, 9 - 11: Tornado Watchers 12. Molly jo Miller Daughter of Mr!Mrs Wilford Miller 1805 Dover Ave. Varsity Tennis 9 - 12: co-captain, 12: National Honor Society 11, 12: Tri-Hi- Y 9 - 12, treasurer 12: Varsity Basketball 11: Quiz Bowl Team, 12: Back-The-Guys 9 - 11: Tornado Watchers,12: Ski Club 11 Todd james Mizer Son of Mr!Mrs james Mizer Route2 Football 9, 10: Basketball, 9 - 121 Baseball 9 - 12: National Honor Society 11, 12: Student Council 12: FCA, 12: Spanish Club 11: Prom Committee 11. jill Monte Daughter of Mr!Mrs john Monte 1120 Wooster Ave. Back-The-Guys 10: Mat-Madis, 11, 12, Chairman 12: Ski Club 10 - 12. Brenda S. Moore Daughter of Mr!Mrs William R. Moore 420 Commercial Ave, NP Choir, 9 - 12: Media Center, 10 - 12. Christopher Brian Mowrey: BjVS Son of Mr!Mrs Paul Mowrey Route 3 Wrestling 9 - 12: captain 11, 12: Guy Cheerleader, 12: Media Center, 9, 10. Rhonda Maria Mueller Daughter of Mr!Mrs Robert L. Mueller 402 Third Sl. Choir, 9. Dale Eugene Mumma: BjVS Son of Mrs. Erma Mumma Route 2 Basketball, 9: FFA: Agricultural Mech. Club. jerry Murphy Son of Mr!Mrs Gerald Murphy 933 Lakeview Dr. Noreen Murphy Daughter of Mr!Mrs Floyd Murphy Route 3 OWE,11,12:Y-Teens,9 Steven Myers Son of Mr!Mrs Donald Donald Myers Route 3 Golf, 9 - 12 Wendy Lynne Myers Daughter of Mr!Mrs C. Bernard Myers Route 3 jeffrey Neiger Son of Mrs. Sue Neiger 716 Rear Wooster Baseball, 9, 10: Football, 11: Track, 11, 12. Diane Kay Newton: BjVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Walter White 39 johnson Ave BIVS, Cosmetology, V.l.C.A., 11, 12: FHA 10. Maurice B. Ogletree Son of Mr!Mrs jasper Ogletree 426 Broad St. Basketball 9 - 12. Vincent Raymond Pace Son of Mr!Mrs Vincent Pace 1216 Front St. Baseball, 9 - 12: Basketball 9: Golf, 9: Student Council 12. Kurt R. Packer Son of Mr!Mrs Donald Packer 331 E. 15th Sl. Golf, 10, 11: Tennis 9 - 11: Basketball, 9: Football, 9: NjHS, 9. Richard Pedro Son of Dr!Mrs Efrain Padro Route 3 Box 349 Elizabeth Ann Page Daughter of Mr!Mrs Wayne Page Route 3 Box 103 Donna Patterson Daughter of Mr!Mrs Raymond Patterson Route2 Ricky Pauline Son of Mr!Mrs joe Pauline 314 Eighth St. Bruce Pearson Son of Mr!Mrs Carl Pearson Choir, 9 - 12: Heck's Angels, 10 - 12: Thespians, 11, 12. Treasurer, 12: Community Service, 11, 12 Sue Ellen Peterson Daughter of Mrs. Marlene Peterson 217 E. Tenth St. Band, 9 - 12: Majorette, 10 - 12 Head Majorette 12: Future Teachers, 10 - 12, sec. 1'l, president, 12: Student Council, 12: Band Council 12: Spanish Club, 11: Office Aides, 10: Tutor, 10. Gary Petrullo Son of Mr!Mrs Charles Petrullo Route 2 Wrestling, 9 - 12: captain, 12: Guy Cheerleader, 12 Douglas R. Phillips Son of Mr!Mrs Paul Phillips, Route 1 BjVS, Drafting: Band, 9, 10: V.l.C.A. treas, 11, pres, 12 Michael Allen Plunk Son of Mr!Mrs Lee Plunk, Route 3 Senior Band, 9 - 12, Drum major, 10 - 12, Band Council 10 - 12. Kenneth W. Pringle Son of Mr!Mrs Kenneth Pringle Route 1 Football, 9 - 12: Baseball, 9 - 12 Student Council 9 - 12. 197 Dennis Proper Son of Mrs Barbara DeVault 401 East Fourth Street Cathleen Quicksall Daughter of Mr!Mrs Paul Quicksall 220 Grant St. Volleyball, 9 - 12: Tri-Hi-Y, 10 - 12, historian, 12: Tornado Watchers, 10 - 12: historian, 12: Prom Committee 11: Advanced Biology Club, 11. Rick Allen Ramsey Son of Mr!Mrs Roger Ramsey 706 Evergreen Dr. Thespians, 11, 12, PLAYS: LITTLE WOMEN, AUNTIE MAME, MY FAIR LADY, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, OF MICE AND MEN, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN: Orchestra, 9, 10: Golf, 10 - 12: Slide Rule League, 11. Timothy Iohn Rehm Son of Mr!Mrs Robert H. Rehm, Sr. 7008 Shadow Oaks Dr., Germantown, TN. Wrestling, 9, 10, 12: Art Club, 12: Lab Asst. Beth A. Reidenbach Daughter of Mr!Mrs Paul I. Reidenbach 201 E. 15th St. Tri-Hi-Y 11 - 12: FBA, 11, 12: Tornado Watchers, 12: Band, 9 - 12: Office Aide 12: Prom Committee 11: NIHS, 9. Vicki Lynn Renicker Daughter of Mr!Mrs Raymond Renicker 222 Buckeye St. Back-The-Guys, 11. Cathy Rinehart: BIVS Daughter of Ms!Mrs Iack Rinehart 502 Ricksecker St. OEA, 11, 12: BIVS, Office Machines: Class Officer, 12: IA, 11, 12 198 Tammy Rinehart: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Iack Rinehart 502 Ricksecker St. BIVS, Community-Home Services: Office Aide, 9, 10, 11. David I. Rippel: BIVS Son of Mr!Mrs David Rippel 1315 Front Sl. BIVS, Carpentry: V.I.C.A. Ed Robinson Son of Mr!Mrs Iohn Arnett 219 Schaar Dr. Track 9 - 11, Cross Country: Art Club. Kathy Ann Roth: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Thomas Roth 119 22nd Sl. Band, 9 - 12: Student Council, 12: Pride Committee, 12: FFA, 11, 12, Sec. 11, 12: Alternate Majorette, 10, BIVS, Natural Resources. Michael Ray Schupbach Son of Mr!Mrs Ioseph Schupbach, B25 Dover Band, 9 - 12: Iazz Band: Orchestra, 9 - 12: Thespians, 9 - 12: PLAYS: THE HASTY HEART, HEAVEN CAN WAIT: Stage Crew: 9 - 12: Chess Club 9 - 12: pres. 12: Band Council, 10. 11, 12: Slide Rule League, 11: Regional Orchestra, 10 - 12: Media Aide, 11, 12: Choir 9. Mega Schwartz Daughter of Mr!Mrs Eugene Schwartz, Route 3 Thespians, 10, 11, 12, PLAYS: THE MIRACLE WORKER, GUYS AND DOLLS, AUNTIE MAME, MY FAIR LADY: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, OF MICE AND MEN: Pom-pom girl, 11: Library Aide, 9: Office Aide, 10, 11, 12. Rebecca I. Seng Daughter of Mr!Mrs Iohn Seng 316 Iames St. NHS, 12: Track. 9 - 12: captain, 12: French Club, 9: Slide Rule League, 11: Library Aide, 9. Leonard A. Shaw: BIVS Son of Mr!Mrs Harry A. Shaw, Route 2 BIVS, V.l.C.A. Iames Hamilton Smallridge, III Son of Mr!Mrs Benjamin Smallridge 2000 Walnut St. Football, 9 - 12: Track, 10. Floyd Smearman Son of Mr!Mrs Floyd Smearman, Route 2 Art Club 0,11,12. Chris Smith Son of Mr!Mrs Glenn Smith 710 Race St. Charlene A. Snyder Daughter of Mr!Mrs Harold Snyde Route 3 Art Club 10,11. 122 SWIRL Staff,12. Darlene Snyder Daughter of Mr!Mrs Paul Snyder Route 2 Student Council, 9 - 12: Class Officer sec, 10, 11: Tri-Hi-Y, 10 - 12: Prom co chairman, 11: Lab Asst. 12: Youth i Government, 10 - 12: Back-The-Guys 9 - 12: FMC, 12: Swirl Business Staff 10, 11: Choir, 9 - 11: NIHS, 9. Andy Spies Son of Mr!Mrs Harlan Spies, Route 2 Student Council, 9 - 12: Tennis, 9 12: Football, 9 - 12. Ricky I. Stilgenbauer Son of Mrs. Mildred Stilgenbauer 934 Race St. Lynn Ann Stofan Daughter of Mr!Mrs Ioseph Stefan 2701 Wyandot Dr. Student Council 11, 12: Nationa Honor Society 11, 12: Thespains, 12 Cheerleader, 9, 10: Speech Team, 10 12 Tornado Tribune, 12: Pro Committee, 11: Advanced Biolog Club, 12: Prom Queen, 12: PLAYS: LITTLE WOMEN, OF MICE AN MEN, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, PEOPLE VS. MAXINE LOWE. Kathy Struhar Daughter of Mr!Mrs Andrew Struhar 504 Shafer Ave. Back-The-Guys, 10 - 12: Tri-Hi-Y, 10 - 12: Office Aide, 12: Prom Committee, 11. Ieff Swegheimer Son of Mr!Mrs Fred Swegheimer 934 Third Sl. Football, 9 - 12: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12: Media Center, 11: FCA 9, 10. Dan Sweitzer Sonof Mr!Mrs William Sweitzer 1820 Dover Ave. Wrestling, 9, 10,12: Football, 9, 10. Connie Sue Swihart Daughter of MrfMrs Dale Deibel, Route 2, Dean Robert Telle Son of Mr!Mrs George Telle Route 3 Wrestling, 9 - 12, capt, 12: Track. Troy Thompson Son of Mr!Mrs Robert Thompson 120 E. 14th St. Baseball, 9 - 12: Football, 9 - 11 11 Ruby Tay ITirtonagoroI Daughter of Mr!Mrs Robert Tay 210 E. Tenth St. olleyball, 9: Tennis, 10: FMC, 10, 11: lide Rule League, 11. onnie Sue Trachsel aughter of Mr!Mrs Robert Trachsel oute 1 hespians, 10, 11, PLAYS: FUNERAL EA, THE CRUCIBLE, THE IRACLE WORKER, GUYS AND OLLS, AUNTIE MAME, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, OF MICE AND MEN: Speech Team 10: Inchoirer Staff. 10 - 12: Choir Council, Ir. Representative: Ir. High Drama 9. Tony Troyer Son of Mr!Mrs Isoeph O'Connell 1626 Walnut St. OWE, 11, 12. Martha Ulrich Daughter of Mr!Mrs Gerald Ulrich 128 Lincoln Ave. Lisa Umpleby Daughter of Mr!Mrs Rodney Umpleby 1703 McMillam Ave Band, 9 - 12, Majorette, 10 - 12: FMC, 12: sec., 12: Tri-Hi-Y 12: Tornado Watchers, 12: Art Club 11. Phyllis Diane Veigel Daughter of Mr!Mrs Homer McDade Route2 Tri-Hi-Y, 11, 12, Pres. 12: Youth in Government, 11, 12: Choir 9 - 11, treas, 9: Student Council, 9 - 12: Cheerleader 9: NIHS, 9: Mat-Madis, 11, 12: Prom Committee, 11: Back-The- Guys 9 - 11, SWIRL Business Staff, 10: Lab Asst. 12: NHS 12. Eric C. Von Allman Son of Mr!Mrs Carl Von Allman, Route3 Thespians, PLAYS: HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, ANDROCLES AND THE LION, DON'T DRINK THE WATER, THE HASTY HEART: Speech Team, 10 Michael Von Kaenel Son of MrfMrs William Von Kaenel, Route 3. Thomas E. Vosick: BIVS Sonof of Mrs. Rene McKinney 325 E. Tenth St. BIVS, Natural Resources: Baseball 9. Harrietta Walker: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Calvin S. Walker 413 Fifth St. BIVS, Distributive Education: Volleyball. 9 - 11: D.E.C.A. Queen, 11: Track 9, 10: Class Officer, 11, 12, 11, Sec, 12, sec. Cynthia Pauline Walter Daughter of Mr!Mrs Clair Walter 1465 Grand Ave, Apt 19, Pacific Beach San Diego, CA 92109. Doris Walton Daughter of Mrs. Ioan Baker 119 Iohnson Ave. Michael Warner: BIVS Son of Mr!Mrs Ierry Warner 305 Third St. BIVS, Carpentry: V.I.C.A., 11, 12: Football, 9, 10, 11: Basketball, 9. Sharon L. Warther Daughter of Mr!Mrs Samuel McNutt Route 1 Choir, 9: Y-Teens. William P. Weaver: BIVS Son of Mr!Mrs Edward Weaver Route 3 BIVS, Small Engines: FFA. Mary Ruth Webb Daughter of Mr!Mrs David Webb 203 West 6th Street Band, 9 - 12: Thespians, 10 - 12 President 12: National Honor Society 11, 12: National Ir. Honor Society, 9 Art Club, 9 - 12. Scott E. Wehrle Son of Rev!Mrs Charles Wehrle 340 Main Street Rose Ann Weston: BIVS Daughter of Mrs. Addie Weston BIVS, Accounting: Pom-pom girl, 11 Mat-maids, 11: Speech team, 10: Thespians, 10, 11, 12: Choir 9 Accountant - clerk Club, 11, 12. Dina White Daughter of Mr!Mrs Richard White Winkler Dr. Ext. Tri-Hi-Y. Ronald C. Willis Son of Mr!Mrs Rodney Beal 1820 Tremont Basketball. 9 - 12: Baseball 9 - 12 Prom Committee, 11: Golf, 9. Doyle E. Winkler: BIVS Son of Mr!Mrs Donald Winkler 208 Fairview Ave. BIVS, Small Engines. Wendy S. Wisselgren Daughter of Mr!Mrs Bud Wisselgren Route 1. Barbara Iune Wolfe Daughter of Mr!Mrs Richard Wolfe 115 E. Sixth Si. Robbie Woods Son of Mr!Mrs Calvin Woods 531 Washington St. Debbie Wright: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Robert Wright, 921 Walnut BIVS, Ornamental Horticulture v Anne Renee Yeager: BIVS Daughter of Mr!Mrs Thomas Ye 1417 Dover Ave. Drew Y osick a, er Son or MrfMrs Andrew Yosick, I1 810 N. Tuscarawas Ave. Steven Young Son of Mr!Mrs Henry Young 159 E. Broadway Todd Wayne Young Son of Mr Dean Young 506 Marion St. 19' tio '-A Autograph May 30, 1980 When we took the job of editors we wanted to make this the best book that D.H.S. had ever seen. Through our m t' ' o 1vat1on and the cooperation of the SWIRL staff this book contains man new f y eatures. We are proud of the fact that the seniors are featured in a color section that also contains most likely to . . . candids. We would like P ting up with our new ideas and unorthodox ways. If anyone was omitted ' ' to thank the student body for ut- ffl 4 J 1 C ?: Z , 1 , J '51 1 A i 1 9 in group pictures, or offended in any way, we are very sorry. With your help and cooperation, we were able to put together a beautiful book of memories that you will always cherish. Finally, we want everyone to know what a fantastic yearbook advisor that Mr. Iohnston is. He let us design the yearbook the way we wanted to, and gave us assistance when we needed it. No one can imagine all the headaches that he had because of us. If D.I-LS. did not have Mr. Iohnston for a yearbook advisor then D.I-LS. would not have a yearbook! We, the editors of the 1980 SWIRL, dedicate this book to Mr. Iohnston and the class of 1980. The Editors, Ieff Maurer Elaine Dalpiaz i- I 200 -V 4 ,i f -. ,- Y ,ff ,ff ' f'