Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

Table of Contents dances.........................................17 Seniors........................................29 ports.........................................53 Juniors........................................84 lusic..........................................97 jphomores....................................111 jckeye Joint Vocational.......................119 reshmen......................................125 Jlubs.........................................133 :aculty.......................................151 graduation....................................183 senior Directory..............................188 swirl Staff...................................198 Dover High School 520 Walnut Street Dover, Ohio 44622 Volume 67 SWIRL Smile ... We’ve got the spirit! D.H.S. students kept a smile on their faces during the year. Of course they had their reasons. The year started out with a successful cross country and football season. The band also added excitement during the fall. Even routine classes, such as biology and drafting, let our minds be occupied throughout the year. Spirit, however, was kept on the track by the Seniors who anxiously awaited May 21, 1982. Compliments of Troup Pluto Studios 3145 West Tuscarawas Street Canton. Ohio 44708 2 DHS Spirit — 1982 Style This year’s senior class constructed a spirit pyramid as a way of showing our school and team support. The strong foundation was built on our great football season. The mighty team had an outstanding year and went on to beat Phila and be C.C. Champs! The second level was strengthened by our support of the guys and gals basketball squads and the wrestling and tennis teams during the long winter months. The year was topped off by the exciting track, baseball, and tennis seasons that came with the first signs of spring. We hope that the oncoming seniors will show the same DHS spirit as the Seniors of '82. DHS Noisemakers This year the Dover Varsity Cheerleaders went to Kenyon College for Cheerleading Camp. They received top honors and first place out of twenty other squads from Ohio. The cheerleaders did a great job promoting spirit throughout the student body. Compliments of Josten s Class Rings. Diplomas. Caps and Gowns Bob and Bill Novotny 1434 Salway. S W Above, left: The three seniors on the squad — Jill Cochran. Head Cheerleader Andrea Douthitt. and Shelly Huff Above, right. The Varsity Football Cheerleaders — Cathy Feller. Jill Cochran. Charlene McHenry, Andrea Douthitt, Amy Contini. and Shelly Huff 6 Keep Us Psyched Left: The Varsity Squad says • Hello” to the visiting team. Below, right: The Reserve Squad show their spirit at a Pep Assembly Below, the Reserve Football Cheerleaders — Becky Zifer. Chris Hefner. Sally Fox. Stephanie Deeds. Leslie Yosick. and Shelly Sweitzer. 7 A This year's spirit exploded again with another great Do-ver-Phila week! The spirit started with a dress-up” day to show Phila our class. Tuesday and Wednesday were Stomp 'em and punk-out days. Thursday was our traditional ‘‘Mourn Phila day when everyone wore their black attire and several visited the cemetary. On Friday. D.H.S. students were all DECKED OUT in their Red Gray colors for our Kiss a Tornado day. The week was full of fun and good times and was topped off with a perfect D.H.S. victory over New Phila! 8 D.H.S. CHEERLEADERS ... Pictured at the top are the Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders for 1981-1982: Bottom Row — Sally Fox. Charlene McHenry. Marcie Zorzie. and Lori Ickes. Top Row — Julie Margletta and Cathy Feller. Above: The varsity cheerleaders in action. To the right: Sally goes through the motions. 10 FULL OF SPIRIT Pictured at the extreme bottom are the reserve cheerleaders. The squad members are: Bottom Row — Sandy Edwards. Colette Ray. and Amy Taylor. Middle Row — Rhonda Ritenour and Lynda Pissocra. Top Row — Michelle Haney. To the left we see Lynda inadvertly trying to become Dover High's star basketball player. Below: Amy shows her spirit. Compliments of: Dover Foods Company 225 N. Wooster Ave. Dover. Ohio 44622 Homecoming 1981 | Homecoming is one of the most exciting events during the year. It begins with nominations for the queen out of all the girls in the senior class. It is narrowed down to ten girls, then to the three finalists. During the week, suspense fills the air until the night of the game when the queen is finally crowned. This year the Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, took place at Park School. The theme was Fantastic Voyage. The gym was decorated to give a feeling of being on board a pirate ship. Everyone enjoyed the evening that ended way too soon. 12 Speaking of Spirit — Back the Guys! Top — Row 1: Cmdy Trachsel. Audra Thompson. Shari Maurer. Sue Rini. Diana Richard. Kathy Peters. Carol Dummermuth. Patty Miller. Shelly Ryan. Robin Thompson Row 2 Tom Gorbi. Paula Alexander. Brenda Polen. Jom Rinehart. Tracy Sease. Lori McKee. Vicki Meeker. Kathleen Wilson. Karen Geib. Rhonda Milyiori. Lori Davidson Row 3: Shelly Leland. Suzie Boone. Bonnie Trautman. Chris Hefner. Cathy Marlowe. Steph Deeds. Leslie Yosick. Shelly Sweitzer. Leslie Bates. Sue Perry. Becky Limbacher. Shelly Ickes. Advisor. Dottie Jenkins. Bottom — Row 1: Cathy Feller Bev Graef. Darla Rothacker. Jane Karl. Cynthia Tripathy. Deb Meeker. Brooke Mackery. Judy Amistadi. Tricia Mallernee. Kelly Riechman. Row 2: Beth Rini. Tracy Herron. Evie May. Karen Mizer. Sally Fox. Leslie Schoof. Tammy Trautman. Amy Contmi. Amy Mizer. Row 3 Sue Jackson. Kristie Morris. Sally Zifer. Katie Spies. Julie Cook-son. Julie Packer. Laurie Plunk. Tricia Dessecker. Kenda White. Barb Maybaugh. Lori Rauschenbach Row 4: Jodi McDonald. Terri Meese Lon Dusenberry. Lisa Schwartz. Vicki Waldo. Kim English. Jodi Haas. Joyce Polen. Paula Harmon. Andrea Douth-itt. Cheryl Barker Row 5: Sue Margletta. Deb Reiger. Missy Stephens. Pam Alesiano. Julie Margletta. Anna Prum. Shelly Huff. Shannon Taylor. Kim Morton. Jill Cochran. Cmdy Cha-drue. 14 Top — DHS Pom Pom Girls — Row 1 Karen Torch. Kristie Morris, co captains. Row 2 Teresa Smitley. Robin Thompson. Rhonda Milyiori. Row 3: Jennifer Bixler. Suzie Boone. Tracy Herron. Evie May. Row 4 Kathleen Wilson. Rachel Mercer. Karen Geib. Shelly Ryan. Jenny Espenchied. Advisor — Dottie Jenkins. Dance Coordinator — Michele Wherley Absent. Toni Zito. Bottom — DHS Mat Maids — Row 1: Tracy Emery. Karen Myer. Kathy Thayer. Karen Torch. Kim Tope Row 2: Cora Holcomb. Chris Fisher. Debbie Stalder. Shirley Beach Row 3 Michele Rauschenbach. Kim York. Nicole Frankvoich. Bev Graef. Cindy Sandy. Advisors — Mrs. McCartney. Joy Monte. Pom-Pom Girls and Mat Maids— MORE SPIRIT Compliments of Mumma Furntirue. Inc. 130 W. 2nd St Dover. Ohio 15 Homecoming Queen and Court Queen — Kim Morton Attendents — Andrea Douthitt Marcie Zorzi Nights of Dancing and Romancing Welcome to a “Fantastic Voyage’’ Homecoming Dance Date. October 17, 1981 Place: Park School Time: 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Band: Foul Play The Homecoming Dance topped-off a terrific weekend after the football team won the game against Mansfield Madison, 3-0 Right — Kim Morton and Richard Bubba Kelker. Below Left — Barry White and Andrea Douthitt. Below Right — Sally Zifer. our Student Council President. 18 Top picture — This year the senior class thought they should have more than just a Homecoming Queen so by unanimous vote the seniors elected Mike Flora as our Homecoming King Congratulations Mike! Top right — Julie Douglas obviously was having a good time. Left — Marcie Zorzi and her date 19 20 Opposite page, top left, Andrea and her date smile willingly for the cameraman. Opposite page, top right. Cathy and her date enjoy a slow dance together. Opposite page, bottom, everyone seems to be having a good time. The theme of the Winter Formal was hearts on fire, and directly above Kim Tope and Cathy Thayer seem to have their hearts on fire as they dance with their dates. To the left, John and Tricia have a slow dance together. 1982 WINTER FORMAL Sponsored by Hi-Y and Tri Hi-Y Buckeye JVS February 27. 1982 8:00 p.m.-l 1:30 p.m. Compliments of: The employees of Joy Manufacturing Co. New Philadelphia. Ohio, manufacturers of fine quality, fans and air moving systems, for navy ships and submarines, nuclear power plants, coal and mineral mines, subway and vehicular tunnels, arenas and large office buildings 21 The sports dance this year proved to be a big success with a 50's theme. Dressed in 50's attire, students enjoyed doing the jitterbug, bunny hop. and tested their flexibility by doing the limbo. Opposite page, top left. Michelle Everhart and Sally Fox practice their jitterbug. Opposite page, top right, Vince demonstrates his limbo techniques. Opposite page, bottom, the bunny hop proved to be lots of fun for everyone. Right Doug? Directly above, a few seem to be getting into the beat of the music. Directly to the left. Jim Haglock shows everyone how to do the twist. Compliments of: Camelot Studio Specialist in Senior and School Photography Camelot 23 Midnight Rondezvous Junior-Senior Prom April 16, 1982 Music by Destiny Postprom Music by White Light Prom Queen Marcie Zorzi and her date Terry Young share a quiet dance after her crowning. On far page: Top: Kim English and her date sit one out. Left; Andrea and Pete ; They've got the beat! Right; John Corsi — What a guy! Compliments of: Bolek's Craft Supplies 330 N. Tuscarawas Ave Dover. Oh. 343-9644 24 Chairpersons Food Charlene McHenry Amy Contini Band Julie Margletta Tickets Lori Dusenberry Lisa Schwartz Decorations Joan Wherley Beth Rini Scott Kellicker Prom Royalty Queen: Marcie Zorzi Attendants: Jill Cochran Cheryl Barker 28 Seniors Top The Year Off Right Phillip Alexander 'X i I v V l I Timothy M Allen SENIORS Tracy Adkins Kimberly Jo Albert Remta Sue Ankrom Perry Atkinson Jeffrey A Baker Penny Faye Baker David M. Barbee David Blickendserfer Tonda Darolyn Bloom James Kristopher Birtcher Stacy Lynn Brady Alan Wayne Boreman Emmett Jerome Braglin Marsha Kay Bridgewater This section shows the senior class of 1982 who discovered, as all seniors do, that the year wasn't all fling. (For instance. Bruce McDonnell, at right, found that accounting occasionally cut into his valuable loafing time.) If you miss some faces here that you are looking for (because their owners forgot to take them to the photographer) you can find their names, at least, in the Senior Roster, starting on page 188. Compliments of STATEMENT ML GASSER ■■EXCAVATING 343-9407 fit 1. Bo 323 • Dow, Ohio 44322 SENIORS Melanie Ann Burkhart David Bryan Burrell DHS Seniors took many poses this year, some familiar and some not, and these seniors got caught in the act by the Swirl cameras. On this page is Kenda White and Larry “the WIZ” Wisin-tainer taking it easy. On the far page is our very own Mike “Pippi Flora showing off his great bowling technique during one of his lifetime sports classes. Compliments of: Bassettis Restaurant 878 E High Ave New Phila, Oh. ph no. 339-4212 Wendy Lynne Burrell Wendy Busby Kevin C. Caine Cynthia B. Chaudrue Jeffrey Lee Clark Bruce A. Clay Julie Ann Cookson Jill Marie Cochran Brett Cochenour John Matthew Corsi Stephanie Lynn Cox Julie Linn Crites Melissa Jean Crowell SENIORS SENIORS Compliments of Hanhart Insurance Agency 122 W. Third St. Dover, Ohio ABOVE: Melinda Huff consults one of our finest teachers BELOW: Barry White takes a nap between a busy day of classes. Tricia Linn Dessecker Lyle W. Dickey Andrea Kay Douthitt Michael Lee Dickens Julie Ann Douglas Lisa Mara Ehrhart Kimberly Sue English Julie Anne Evans John L. Fisher SENIORS SENIORS Patty Jo Fockler Robert L. Fondriest Bruno Joseph Frank. Jr. Douglas Doyle Frautschy Tim Gibbs Lisa Garwell 1 Wesley A. Garner Charlene Kay Grove Dennis James Golden Pamela Sue Goss James T Haglock Sally Haglock Chad Hammerstrom Chet Hammerstrom Opposite page. Mike Feller takes a lunch break from his busy schedule. Bottom left. Chris Birtcher puts in a little extra typing time Bottom right. Peggy Hellem puts her artistic talent to work. Todd Handrich Connie Jean Haney SENIORS SENIORS John Hanlon Lori Harmon Mark Harmon Paula Renee Harmon Marie Denise Haynes Peggy Marie Hellem Ellen Lee Hennis Janet Lee Hershberger Three of our Seniors show their talents. Above: Julie Douglas is having a hard day at practice. Right: Keith keeps right on painting, but is he really thinking about what he is painting?? Far Page: One of Pippy’s greater talents! Seeing which way the wind is blowing? Compliments of S.S. Car Company 501 E. Front Street Dover. Ohio 44622 Mike Horn Melinda Huff Michele Faye Huff Christopher Carl Hutras Suzanne Kay Jackson Wendy Jenkins Brian William Ickes Shelly Jordon Jim Karl SENIORS r SENIORS Richard B. Kelker Mary Kay King P . W 'V Don Eugene Kaufman Jeffry A. Korns Daniel Lee Knotts Lori Lean Krause Lori Jean Kutcher Kevin D. Korns Todd Krieg Staycee Livingstone r- SENIORS Beth Anne Loader f IS Jane Elizabeth Luthy Kirk Me Atee Bob Me Caslin Tom Me Combs Paul Me Donald Bruce Me Donnell James Me Dougall At left: Stephanie, like all seniors, worked diligently in Ralph’s class Top: Will the real Julie stand up? Compliments of Richard A. Hoy — Insurance 1328 4th. St. N.W. New Phila., Ohio Ph. 343-9830 SENIORS -1 SENIORS Elizabeth McMann Michael H. McKenzie Tim McKenzie jfi • � f Lora Lea McKeever To the right and on the opposite page we can see what hard workers this year’s seniors were. On this page, Melanie Short is attempting to become the next Betty Crocker. On the other page, Leslie Schoof and Andrea Douthitt practice their typing skills. Jon Kevin Marshall Melissa Ann Mason Douglas Carl Maurer Barbara Jo Maybaugh SENIORS Seniors Kimberly Rae Mills Scott Alan Miskimen Kristie Lynn Morris Bill Morrison Kimberly Ann Morton Andrew Mueller Steven Joe Mullet Carol Marie Mumma Sharon Ann Murch Larry Murphy Mark A Murray Mark Edward Myers Brian Nepsa Melanie Kae Murphy Gina Nigro-Lusic Mark Alan Owen Above — Senior Class Officers: Seated, Chris Hutras. Vice-Pres.; John Corsi. Pres ; Keith Burgess. Treasurer; John Denning. Assembly Rep.; and our Secretary. Andrea Douthitt who was caught lying down on the job On the opposite page are some seniors doing normal activities of a day in D.H.S. Top: Lori Harmon. John Fisher. Bill Thayer. and Kim English. Bottom: Rick Kilker. Shelly Huff and Anna Prum. Compliments of Mitchell's Studio 128 Fair Avenue. N.W. New Philadelphia. Ohio 343-2341 WHERE SENIORS ARE SPECIAL! Seniors .-SENIORS Tammy Page Ronald Allan Patterson i Joyce Diane Polen Laurie Ann Plunk Valerie Pretorius Anna Marie Pruni Lori Ann Rauschenbach Roger Gene Renner Joyce Rentsch Penny Lynn Rinehart Daniel M Ray At far left: Jenny Jennings helps ‘'boost” the spirit of the students and football players at our Dover-Phila Pep Assembly. Upper Right: Anna. Shelly, and Marcie are obviously cooking up trouble in one of Miss Millers Foods I classes, but then, what else is new? Chris Ruegsegger Robyn Ruegsegger Wendy Sue Saunders Compliments of SCHWARTZ FINE APPAREL with two locations to serve you better. Schwartz-Klines in Monroe Mall Daniels in New Phila. SENIORS Cathy Short Melanie L. Short Terry Paul Shryock John Karl Siegenthaler Ben David Smallridge Jeffrey S. Smitley James M Snyder Katherine Sue Spies Sill Stallings Virginia Stephan Barbara M. Stull Terry Lee Swegheimer The Senior “Chow-Hounds pictured at left are Denise Freetage and Karen Flickenger. Above Bruce Clay and Dilip Tripathy wish they could afford to go to Espenschieds. Compliments of Espenschieds Restaurant serving luncheons and Dinners. 11: AM to 2 AM Closed Sunday. Call 364-6400 for reservations Barbara Darrell Devore. Owners. SENIORS -1 r- Seniors Tammy Trautman, above, practices her biggest Senior smile while pausing between classes. Pausing between classes was a senior tradition! On the opposite page, Majorettes Sally Zifer, Laurie Plunk and Tricia Dessecker try out a new routine. Compliments of meRLE noRmfln The Place for the Costom Face MV Mo . OM 446 J Todd Lynn Swegheimer William Thomas Thayer ■ Mark Wesley Thurman Dawna Marie Torch Rich Torgler Tammy Lynn Trautman Cynthia Sita Tripathy Dilip Tripathy Mark Vierheller Vicky Lynn Waldo Kimberly May Waters Jeff Weber Dawn Wells Barry James White Kenda White Steven White Tonya Lee Wigert Seniors -1 SENIORS Linda Lou Willoughby Larry Edward Wisintainer Angela Kay York Dale Preston Woods Marc Adam Zorzi Marcie Lyn Zorzi The Sports Spirit Strikes Again! The 1981 edition of the Dover Tornado Football team completed another championship year. After a heartbreaking 7-6 defeat at the hands of Steubenville Big Red in the opening game of the season, the Tornadoes put together a string of 9 straight victories and their third straight cardinal conference championship. The championship drive began with a 55-0 blasting of Coshocton, and ended with a 14-0 thrashing of New Phila. In between there were exciting games with Wooster, Mansfield Madison, and Ashland. The mighty Dover defense recorded 5 shutouts, while the Dover offense scored 270 points on the season. Head coach Bob Maltarich led the team, and received the Coach of the Year award for the second year in a row. Way to go, Tornadoes! Bottom left: Chris Hutras heads for paydirt. Bottom right: Even football players need a hug once in a while, right Freddie? DOVER 6 DOVER 27 DOVER 21 DOVER 33 DOVER 55 DOVER 34 DOVER 3 DOVER 10 DOVER 47 DOVER 14 STEUBENVILLE 7 St. Thomas Aquinas 12 . Claymont 0 . Cleveland C Catholic 19 . Coshocton 0 . Wooster 14 Mansfield Madison 0 N Canton Hoover 0 Ashland 15 New Philadelphia 0 Bob’s Big Boys ... OH SO TOUGH! Seniors: Row 1 — John Denning. Bruno Frank. Mike Dickens. Jim Hagloch Row 2 — Keith Burgess. Chris Hutras. Mike Flora. John Cunningham. Fred Todd. Vince Contmi. Chet Hammerstrom. Row 3 — Mark Vierheller. Brian Nepsa. Kris Birtcher. John Corsi. Butch Braglin. Terry Young. Richard Kelker. Far right: Mike Dickens catches up on the latest gossip. Far right: The dynamic duo. Eric Mills and Vince Contini. prepare for another sack attack. 55 Junior Players: Row 1 — Ron Seni, Erik Garwell, Ronnie Smith, Gary Johnson, Eric Mills, Mickey Mamarella, Mike Cercone, Jack Edwards, Mike Taylor. Row 2 — Scott Immel. Scott Dunlap, Todd Barr, Doug Dearth, Jeff Martin, Rick Fon-driest, Mike Bayer. Above left: The mighty Dover -D’ stops another run. Above right: John Cunningham and Mickey Mammarella had a good reason to smile during the season. Top left: Victory . . . how sweet it is! Top right: Jack Edwards hovers over another Altier sack. Bottom left: Coach Maltarich and Mike Bayer discuss the next play. Bottom Right: Coaches for the 1981 football season: Row 1 — John Marks, Terry Corder, Dave Contini, Doug Strickmaker. Row 2 — Head coach Bob Maltarich, Larry Bee-ble, Tom Armstrong, Rick Staley. Jim Meese, Duke Strickmaker. 56 57 UNDERCLASSMEN SHOW A Left: Dover sidelines keep up the spirit. Right: Mike Dickens puts his smarts to use. Sophomores: Row 1 — Jeff Dupler, Jeff Renicker, Steve Johnsort, Greg Lutz, Brock Jones, Jeff Margletta. Row 2 — Greg Heller. Jeff Auman, Steve Cox, Sid Beitzel, Scott McCartney, Joel Hampsher, James Blacka, Ron Grimm. Row 3 — Dave Pruni, Glen Maurer, Steve Monticelli, Rod Mizer, Tom Morris, Elmer Lepper, Roger Haney. 58 r PROMISING FUTURE Freshmen: Row 1 — Tom Schupbach. John Feutz. Dan Dearth. Jeff Hagloch. Greg Froman. Terry Turnabene Row 2 — Dave Burtscher. Mark Dallascheisa. Jeff Fickes. Bryan Archer. Bob Boles. Jeff Mason. Greg Arbogast. Sam Davis Row 3 — Coach Terry Cordler. John Fox. Ryan Arm- strong. Scott Kaser. Rod Fondriest. Brian Fox. Mike Short. Marc Birtcher. Coach Doug Strickmaker Row 4 — Chris Wagner. Bryan Miller. John Craig. Scott Lupi. Jim Smith. Mark Kandel. Terry Tunstall Above: Steady. Freddie??? tilauf Jijer 'A Pijja £hcp Real Italian Style CARRY OUT Spaghetti Sauce and Meat Ball Salads — Meat Ball Sandwiches 320 North Wooster Avenue Dover, Ohio Phone 343-3512 59 Running with the Devil 1981-1982 Cross Country team. Row 1: Kevin Stauffer. Leroy Phillips. Tim Allen. Todd Wagner. Dan VanEpps. Dan Hurst. Coach Lenarz. Row 2: Bill Leiser. Matt Fox. Gary Smith. Cheryl Barker, and Gary Frame. 60 “I was very pleased with this year's group of kids. They worked very hard — extremely hard — running ten to fifteen miles a day during the summer. They were very coachable. We had a young team that needed the leadership of Tim Allen, Todd Wagner, and Kevin Stauffer. Allen, Todd Wagner, and Kevin Stauffer. The surprises were how well Leroy Phillips and Bill Leiser did as freshmen. These two young men did a tremendous job against stiff competition. — Coach Steve Lenarz The team finished second in the Cardinal Conference and third in the District. The Most Valuable Runner this year was Leroy Phillips and the Most Improved Runner, Bill Leiser. DOVER 28 Tusky Valley 29 DOVER 23 Coshocton 44 Newcomerstown 58 DOVER 26 Marlington 31 DOVER 29 Perry 38 Canton South 58 DOVER 20 Wooster 39 DOVER 30 Claymont 25 DOVER 16 Sandy Valley 51 Central Catholic 64 DOVER 20 Carrollton 39 DOVER 27 New Philadelphia 27 61 The Dover Grapplers Varsity: Above. Top Left: Brian Ickes. Phil Gordon. Jeff Dupler Terry Young. Rich Minms. Todd Handrich. John Walker Bottom Left: Dave Maize. Bill Thayer. Jim Barnes. Dan Green. Steve McCartney. Eric Maurer. Reserves: Below. Top Left Robbie Albert. John Kellicker. Jim Smith. John Fox. Jay Martin. Middle Left Mike Horn. Jim Wright. Jeff Rieger. Doug Telle. Rod Miller. Brian Fox. Jeff Martin. Bottom Left: Paul Stewart. Steve Ziegler. Jamie Schupbach. Dan Derth. 62 A Attaining the status of winningest coach in the country with an overall record of 532-105-5, dual meet mark of 381-51-2, and tournament figures of 49-55-1 was no consolation to coach Paul Mowrey as Dover wrestling experienced its first losing season in history and earned no tournament titles. Nobody qualified for the state championship for the first time in 12 years, and there was very little else to soothe the wounds of an agonizing 7-11-0 season. However, senior standouts, Todd Handrich and Terry Young, led an inexperienced contingent of grapplers through a most frustrating campaign. There were only 6 winning records! Handrich captured the most valuable player award for overall contribution to the program and the coveted top dog trophy for the most pins during the regular season. Young earned both most improved player and takedown trophies while Scott McCartney garnered the coach's trophy for individual efforts this year. Handrich, Steve McCartney and Danny Green copped county championships. Handrich, Green and Young were conference titlists. Young was sectional champion and second in the district tournament. You cannot run a Rolls Royce on six cylinders. We should be in better shape as far as the lighter weights are concerned next year; however, we must locate some fearless bigger athletes somewhere if we hope to be competitive again and regain any of the dominance we once enjoyed in local wrestling circles. Coach Paul Mowrey 63 Right: Danny Green shows who is boss. Far Page: Here we have several of the other Dover Grapplers showing their own, unique style. I guess that is what you call what they’re doing! Above: Bill Thayer and his opponent are up. down, and all around. Compliments of Home Engineering Siding Co. 609 Wooster Avenue Dover, Ohio 44622 65 We They 0 North Canton 2 2 West Holmes 0 0 I V. North 2 2 New Phila 0 0 Ridgewood 2 2 Newscomerstown 0 0 Strasburg 2 1 West Holmes 2 2 Tri-Way 1 2 New Phila 0 2 Central Catholic 1 1 Massilon 2 0 Carrollton 2 1 Central Catholic 2 2 Coshocton 1 The girls varsity Volleyball team finished with an overall record of 7-8. They were coached by Miss Vasbinder who had awards going to Joan Wherley as 3-year letterperson, who was also named to the second-team Cardinal Conference. Second year awards went to Bobbi Jo Feutz, Dawna Torch. Dana Gasser and Brenda Bayer. Awards for the year were Most Improved. Kay King; Most Points, Dawna Torch; Most Valuable. Joan Wherley. Girls’ Volleyball — A popular Sport 66 At far left varsity players are. bottom: Cynthia Tri-pathy. Beth Rini, Kay King. Lora McKeever. Second row: Dana Gasser. Lori Krause. Bobbi Feutz. Third row: Joan Wherley. Dawna Torch. Top: Cindy Chau-drue. The reserve team had a finishing record of 6 wins. 8 losses. Reserve team members are. front: Dawn Hostetler. Mary Rieger. Tracy Judy. Lisa Watkins. Back: Adora Wallick. Tom Gorby. Michelle Everhart. Compliments of Wilmar Furniture 122 Wooster Avenue in Dover 67 Varsity team members: Kevin DeMarco (manager). Larry Wismtamer. Cal Hunter. Dale Woods (capt.). Pete Marshall Coach Hughes. Mickey Mamarella. Dan Warther. Lyle Dickey. Ricky Braglin. ---- DOVER BASKETBALL Reserve team members: Dan Hurst. Sid Beitzel. Chris Groh. Kyle Miller. Dave Pruni. Bart Cochenour. Coach Keller Dover 49 Jackson 70 Dover 54 Carrollton 44 Dover 32 Madison 54 Dover 57 Sandy Valley 55 Dover 50 Coshocton 52 Dover 60 New Phila 71 Dover 66 Wmtersville 76 Dover 56 Ashland 61 Dover 48 Canton C.C. 32 Dover 59 Wooster 76 Dover 40 Madison 51 Dover 46 Cambridge 57 Dover 50 Coshocton 69 Dover 43 Fairless 45 Dover 51 New Phila 56 Dover 45 West Holmes 56 Dover 53 Ashland 74 Dover 48 Perry 57 Dover 43 Claymont 58 Dover 39 Wooster 63 Dover 52 Stuebenville 69 “The 1981-1982 season was not a season of alot of victories but much evidence of improvement was shown throughout the year. Five lettermen return but two seniors, Dale Woods and Larry Wisintainer, will be missed. Mickey Mamarella was the Most Valuable Player. All Cardinal Conference 1st team, and 1st team All District. Cal Hunter received the Tornado Award for attitude and academics and Dale Woods received the Captain’s Award. ’ — Coach Hughes 69 OUR FUTURE 1981-1982 Freshman Basketball Team Team members: Mark Dallacheisa. Scott Kaser. Jeff Fickes. Greg Arbogast. Jeff Mason. Greg Froman. Mel Davis (stat.). Bob Boles (manag). Scott Peters. John Fox. John Feutz. Chris Wagner. Ryan Armstrong. Doug Carpenter (manag ). Laura Hastedt (stat ). Mark Lorenz. John Craig. Paul Monaco. Bryan Miller. Marc Birtcher. Mark Kandel. Brian Knecht. Sue Edwards (stat.). FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Dover 44 Riverview 31 Dover 38 Fairless 26 Dover 21 Wooster 34 Dover 38 Cambridge 27 Dover 58 Ridgewood 34 Dover 32 New Phila 41 Dover 35 Coshocton 36 Dover 29 Strasburg 16 Dover 35 Claymont 24 Dover 33 Ridgewood 31 Dover 39 Cambridge 49 Dover 49 Riverview 37 Dover 34 New Phila 39 Dover 32 Coshocton 36 Dover 25 Con. Valley 31 Dover 49 Cambridge 44 “The Freshman Basketball Team was 9-7 for the 1981-1982 season. They finished 2nd in the Intra-Valley Freshmen League and 2nd in the League Tournament.” — Coach Andreas Compliments of The Hungry Farmer Sub Shoppe ‘Subs — Soups — Salads — Pizza” — Off Dover Square 71 GIRLS’ TENNIS ON THE BALL At Top: The 1981-1982 Dover Girls Tennis Team. Coached by Dr Schrader Top Row: Katie Spies. Lisa Schwartz. Vicky Waldo, and Portia Thomas. Bottom Row: Anna Marie Prum. Julie Smith. Carol Dummermuth. Kim Walters, and Tarry Powell. Compliments of Kennedy Insurance Agency 102 S. Broadway New Philadelphia. Ohio 72 The girls' tennis team finished their season 12-12. Even though it was a very average season, they did very well considering there were only three experienced varsity players. Katie Spies, the No. 1 varsity singles player, had an exceptional year. She is third in all-time high wins, led the team in wins, was MVP. and was winner of the D-award along with Anna Marie Pruni. Anna Marie and Julie Smith gave 'em their Chip and Dale all and were the sectional doubles champs. Vicky Waldo and Kim Waters completed their year as Most Improved Players. Mansfield Madison WE 3 THEY 2 Coshocton 1 3 Canton South 5 0 Ashland 0 5 Canton Central Catholic 2 3 Louisville 0 5 New Philadelphia 1 4 Cambridge 5 0 Zanesville 4 1 New Philadelphia 1 4 New Philadelphia 0 5 Canton Timken 2 3 St. Thomas Acquinas 3 1 Canton Perry 4 1 Cambridge 5 0 Canton McKinley 1 4 St Thomas Aquinas 4 1 Coshocton 3 2 Jackson 0 5 Zanesville 4 1 Wooster 0 5 Marlington 4 1 Canton Perry 4 1 Marlington 3 2 73 Diamondmen do it again! Pictured above we have Dover Varsity Baseball team. Row 1; Rick Braglin. Erik Garwell. Scott Dunlap. John Cunningham. Mike Taylor. Steve Mullett. Marty Miller. Sid Beitzel. Greg Lutz. Row 2; Head coach. Dave Contini. Asst, coach. Bob Becker. Larry Wisintainer. Todd Mobley. Scott Immell. John Corsi. Butch Braglin. Kris Birtcher. Mickey Mamarella. Steve Johnson. Asst, coach. Judd Compton. 74 The varsity baseball team enjoyed one of its finest seasons this spring. Playing excellent team ball, the tornado diamondmen capped a winning season by capturing sole possession of the Cardinal Conference crown. Leading the championship team this year were: M.V.P. Butch Braglin; Rick Braglin, leading pitcher: Mickey Mamarella, best offensive player; Kris Birtcher and John Cunningham, best defensive players: and John Corsi and Larry Wisintainer, coach's award. The team had a fantastic record of 16-5 and 8-2 in the conference. 75 Working Their Way Up! Pictured above, the Reserve Team: Row 1 — Brock Ren-mcker, Derus Harmon. Jeff Fickes. Wayne Parrish. Todd McCahill, Jeff Auman. Steve Cox. Joel Hamsher. John Loible. John Creg. Byran Archer. Ron Meese Row 2 — Bob Becker. Asst. Coach; Paul Monaco. Steve Monti-celli. Dave Reynolds. Elmer Leeper. Rod Mizer. Mike Cercone. Victor Hill. Dave Huff. John Feutz. Mark Birtcher, Jeff Mason, Jamie Weselek, Louis Mueller, Judd Compton, Coach; Dave Contimi, Asst. Coach. Compliments of: O'briens in the village plaza. Directly to the right, Rick Braglin looks disgusted after being called out. Opposite page, top left. Butch Braglin applies the tag in a pick off attempt. Opposite page, top right, Mickey Mamarella stands patiently waiting for the oncoming pitch. Below it. Kris Birtcher hurriedly takes off his catcher's equipment before he steps up to the plate. Opposite page, bottom, Mickey Mamarella shouts encouraging words to Rick Braglin who races towards home. 76 77 Dover Golf — One of Reserves (Row 1) Jeff Reiger. Scott Peters. Kevin Swmderman. Wayne Parrish. Dave Reynolds. Cort Miller. Mike Myers Varsity (Row 2) Terry Shyrock. Jim Lanza. Barry White. Jon Ross. Rick Figuly. Ron Meese. Wins St Thomas Aqurnes Canton McKinley Newcomerstown IV North Hiland New Phiia Losses Hiland St Thomas Ridgewood Central Cathode (2) New Phiia (2) Marietta (3) Conotton Valley (2) Caraway (2) Ridgewood (2) Tuscarawas Valley (2) Zanesville (3) Cambridge (4) 78 the Greatest Seasons Ever The Dover Golf Team surprised a lot of opponents during the 1981 season. With 22 wins and only 10 loses the team tied as the second winnin-gest team at Dover (the 1974 team won 26). High points of the year had to be the 1st places in the Fall Futura at New Phila and the Fall Festival and the strong second place in the Dover Invitational. The Reserve Team reversed a losing trend and set a 12-8 mark. The fact that all the reserve golfers were either freshmen or sophomores indicates that some good years should be forthcoming for Dover Golf. Jim Lanza placed on the Interstate Golf League First Team and was named to the coaches AAA District Team. Barry White qualified on the Interstate Golf League Second Team. 79 D.H.S. LADY CAGERS HAVE Dover Opponent 16 Canton South 20 41 Ashland 57 59 I.V. North 48 56 Newcomerstown 48 39 Sandy Valley 55 35 Cambridge 34 40 Fairless 45 33 West Holmes 37 45 Massillon 39 44 Coshocton 50 34 Stuebenville 44 33 New Phila 45 41 Mansfield Madison 65 46 Cambridge 25 33 Wooster 51 40 Carrolton 46 35 West Holmes 50 42 New Phila 64 OUGH YEAR The 1981-1982 varsity basketball team, under coach Tom Armstrong, finished the season with five wins and thirteen losses. Members of the team, pictured on the opposite page, were: bottom row — Lora McKeever, Bobbi Jo Feutz, and Dana Gasser. Top row — Coach Armstrong. Sue Eichel, Carol Mumma, and Katie Spies. Absent when the picture was taken were Tarry Powell and Ronda Sel-way. Opposite page: Bobbi Jo and Sue show their stuff! The reserve team, under coach Martha Thomas, finished the year with eight wins and ten losses. Members of the team were: bottom row — Michelle Rauschenbaugh, Lisa King, Andrea Morton, Laura Kelker, Connie Doidge, and Ingrid Moore. Top row — Coach Thomas, Rhonda Dickey, Debbie Ankney, Lori McCoullough, Carolyn Feutz. Dawn Hostetler, and Nicole Frankovich. To the left: Carolyn shows her fine sooting form. Below: Teamwork! 81 Dover Tennis: The Best Year Ever Dover Tennis 1982 Coach: Scott Ebert Captains: Barry White Mark Thurman ACCOMPLISHMENTS Best season in school history — record 15-6 3rd in the Cardinal Conference (Best finish ever) Sectional Runner-up Barry White and Jim Lanza — District Qualifiers — Won Sectional (Lower bracket) — Mark Thurman — Alternate Cal Hunter — 1st ever to win Cardinal Conference for Dover. — Won at 3rd Singles. AWARDS MVP — Barry White Most Improved — Jon France Most Wins — Mark Thurman (17) Coaches Award — Cal Hunter 82 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS DOVER OPPONENT 3 Perry 2 0 Canton McKinley 5 0 Wooster 5 3 Coshocton 2 2 Ashland 3 5 Cambridge 0 1 Zanesville 4 4 Jackson 1 5 New Phila 0 4 Canton South 1 3 Hiland 2 2 Marietta 3 5 West Holmes 0 4 Madison 1 5 Central Catholic 0 2 Hoover 3 3 Marlmgton 2 4 Timken 1 5 Cambridge 0 5 West Holmes 0 3 Hoover 2 Far upper left is the Varsity Tennis team Top row; Tyle Miller. Berry White. Mark Thurman. Jon France. Calvin Hunter. Bottom row; Ron Smith. Jimmy Lanza. Kevin Dalpiaz. and Coach Scott Ebert. Below the team. Jim Lanza watches Cal Hunter play a point. At left. Barry shows us his number 1 singles form. The reserve team is located below Barry. The top row consists of: Jim Slusser. Brian Kinect. Paul Rogers. Steve Slentz. Tom McDonald, and Mike Myers Bottom row: Geof Neal and Jeffery Renicker. Compliments of Dover Exxon 1-77 and State Route 39 (1127 N. Tuscarawas) Dover 83 At far top left, we see Dawna Torch handing off to Lorie McCullough at the Cambridge meet. Below them is the team. First row: Regina Miller, Cathy Goss. Gina Lusic. Pam Goss. Dawna Torch, and Cheryl Barker. Second row: Becky Zifer. Sue Eichel. Amy Contini. Chris Miller. Lori McCullough, and Michelle Kinsey. Third row: Kathy Sem. Bonnie Trautman. Suzie Boone. Joan Wherley. Colette Ray. Janice Wherley. and Coach Rick Staley. The fourth row consists of: Steph Deeds. Kathleen Wilson. Portia Thomas. Stacey Waters. Beth Rini. Tracey Judy, Cynthia Tripathy. and Coach Peg Tally. At left. Gina Miller finishes a tough two-mile relay against Canton Central Catholic. Below, we see Joan Wherley's ankle being examined by the two coaches after she injured it in the Tornado Relays. The girls' track team struggled through most of the year under the supervision of new coaches Rick Staley and Peg Tally. They ended with a 2-6 dual meet record. They finished 10th in a tough field of 13 teams in the Tornado Relays. A crucial loss to the team occurred when Joan Wherley fell while running the hurdles. She was lost for the remainder of the season. Compliments of As able young Americans, you take the future of our country in your hands. Think thoughtfully — act responsibly — prosper accordingly 85 D.H.S. TRACK The boys track team initiated the indoor season by establishing six indoor records at Ashland College and establishing seven new records at the Maple Heights Relays on March 20, 1982. In outdoor records, Dover topped Coshocton (28 u2) and South Glenn (24) with 114 V2 points. Dover also beat Wooster by a score of 109 to 22 V2. Dover took first in the Clay-mont Relays, second in the New Phila Mini Relays, and fourth in our own Tornado Relays. Dover also topped Cambridge, 92 V2 to 38 V2. This years track team had the honors of being District champs, with 123 points. The following qualified for the Regionals: Todd Altier — shot put. Dan Van-Epps — long jump Bryan Miller — high jump. John Denning — 800 and 1600, Ken Smith — 3200, and the 3200 meter relay team of John Denning, Doug Dearth, Vince Contini, and Tim Allen. Outdoor records established this season were: Todd Altier 54 1 in the shot put, the 400 relay team of Chris Hutras, Chris Mills. Mike Dickens, and Greg Arborgast, with a time of 45.2 seconds, and the 3200 relay team of John Denning, Tim Allen, Vince Contini, and Doug Dearth, with a time of 8:23.0. Compliments of s BODY SHOP. INC. 219 WEST FRONT STREET • DOVER OHIO 4 622 • PHONE 343-1422 PAUL' 86 HARD WORK AND FUN Members of the 1982 track team, pictured at the top of the page, were: Bottom Row — Dave Burrell. Tim Allen. Chris Hutras, Mike Flora. Mike Dickens. John Denning. Doug Dearth. Jim Hagloch. Chet Hammerstrom. Row Two — Lyle Dickey. Scott Lupi. Fred Todd. Vince Contmi. Darrell Golden. Jeff Hagloch Row Three — Jan Neiger. Ron Seni. Chris Wagner. Bryan Miller. John Bianco. Jeff Margletta. Greg Heller. Tom Morris. Jamie Taylor. Bill Leiser. Row Four — Greg Arborgast, Scott Kel-licker. Dan Hurst. Scott McCartney. Dave Maize. Kevin Stauffer. Jeff Clark. Mike Gne-son. Matt Fox. Row Five — Dan Van Epps. Mike Bayer. Dave Polce. Chris Mills. Ron Grimm. Jim Smith. Tim Bisell. Ryan Armstrong. Coach Strickmaker Row Six — Todd Wagner. Eric Mounts. Jon Kellicker. Jeff Dupler. Kevin DeMarco. Chris Haney. Lew Clark. Coach Heller. Row Seven — Rich Kelker. Todd Barr. Todd Altier. Gary Johnson. Jack Edwards. Opposite Page: Chris Wagner shows his great hurdling form. Above: Dave Polce. Tom Morris. Keith Burgess. Ron Grimm. Mike Dickens. Lyle Dickey, and Tim Bisell show how hard they work during track meets! To the left: Ken Smith shows his winning stride. 87 WE HONOR DOVER FANS Juniors Put in Another Pam Alesiano John Allenbaugh Todd Altier Judy Amistadi Vince Angel Brent Angelo Brenda Ankney Brett Archinal Wayne Atkins James Austin Penny Bailey Paul Bair Michael Barker Todd Barr Michael Bayer Scott Beal Randy Bellerive Timothy Bissel Wendy Blake Lori Blickensderfer Ricky Braglm Jennifer Brogan Christine Burrell Rebecca Butler Mike Cercone Joan Chaudrue Lew Clark Martin Clinton Amy Contini Donald Cozart — Denotes Buckey JVS 90 Hard Day’s Work. Kevin Dalpiaz Brent Davidson Donn Davis Doug Dearth John Decker Jim Deibel Elizabeth Del Re Melinda Dickens Mark Digenova Steve Domer Tony Domingos Scott Dunlap Lori Dusenberry Jack Edwards Susan Eichel Timothy Engstrom Patricia Everett Michelle Everhart Fred Fait Cathy Feller Bobbi Jo Feutz Richard Figuly Ronald Flickmger Eric Foltz Richard Fondnest Sarah Fox Jon France Mary Franks Leigh Gallion Erik Garwell 91 Doing things together Dana Gasser Darla German Donna German Sherry Gingery Jim Giumenti Phil Gordon Cathy Goss Bev Graef Doug Grendison Dan Green Sherri Gunnoe Patty Haller Scott Hanm Marybeth Hawk Bart Herman Greg Herman Tracy Herron Daryl Hershberger Lenny Hilton Sherri Hisrich Cara Hollingsworth Ken Holmes Patty Homan David Huff Cal Hunter Angie Hupp Wendy Iberg Lori Ickes Dave Immel Scott Immel 92 Junior class officers are: President Donn Davis. Vice President Darla Rothacher. Secretary Char McHenry. Assembly Rep Beth Rmi — All Pictured Above. Right. Junior style Jon Jennings Gary Johnson Sherry Johnson Jane Karl Merry Keffer Brian Kelley Scott Kellicker Beth Keplmger Lon Kimble Cindy King Jan Krantz Barbara Kurtz Pam Laine Jim Lanza Kim Law Brent Ley Robert Loibl Steve McCartney Mary McCollough Jody McDonald Charlene McHenry Kim Mclntire Bob Mahaffey Tricia Mallernee Mickey Mamarella Julie Margeletta Pete Marshall Sonya Marshall Debra Martin Jeff Martin 93 Juniors — Brian Mathews Matt Mathias Evelyn May Terri Meese Lonna Menges Regina Miller Eric Mills Amy Mizer Karen Mizer Todd Mobley Steve Moser Cathy Mosley Maggie Murphy Tim Myers Lisa Neadmg Jan Neiger Tammy Ott Kathleen Page Christine Parker Kelly Patrick Mike Perdue Randy Pershing Jim Pierson David Polce Mike Pongrat Bob Porter Russ Porter Tarry Powell Steve Ramsey Sherry Ray 94 Rockin’ Out! Kelly Reichman Deb Reiger Mary Reiger Beth Rmi Brain Robinson Paul Rogers John Romo Darla Rothacher Patti Rufener Bonnie Schindler Theresa Schupbach Todd Schupp Lisa Schwartz Debby Schweitzer Dennis Schweitzer Ronda Selway Ron Seni Rod Sherrell Dale Shonk Eric Sickafoose Mary Ann Slutz Eric Smith Gary Smith Jett Smith Julie Smith Ron Smith David Snider Kevin Stauffer Erick Stealey Sally Steel 95 The Cube Addicts! 96 Carol Stephan Melissa Stephens Matt Stevanus Susan Stofan Susan Struhar Gary Stutzman Kathy Swihart Mike Taylor Shannon Taylor Karen Torch Mike Tristano Not pictured: Dorine Bevan Tom Brill Bruce Buckohr Hugh Chambers Larry Frey Robert Miller Scott Newell Dennetta Shonk Doug Swihart Tim Walter Todd Wagner John Walker Adora Wallick Dan Warther Lisa Watkins Regina Weston Brenda Wherley Joan Wherley Jodi White Don Whittmgham Sonya Woods David Young Mark Young Bob Zaugg Chris Zito | D.H.S. ORCHESTRA- 1 Members of the 1981 — 1982 orchestra were: Bottom Row — Diana Kurtz. Laura Kelker. Jason Bextrum. Kevin Fox. Kim Callen. and Courtney Miller. Middle Row — Liza Dausio, Laura Bachie. Dan McCaslin. Dianna Hurless. Cara Hollingsworth. Col-leena Barker. Julie Christy. Linda Hisrich. Steve Wilson, and Gary Frame. Top Row — Mr. Gallespie. Jim Pierson. Debbie Burkhart. Joyce Rentsch. Melanie Burkhart. Keith Shumaker. Tom Diefenbaugh. Perry Atkinson. Bart Herman, and Roberta Knight. The orchestra found 1981 — 1982 to be a very busy year They performed out of town for the first time, had a successful fruitcake sale, and gave a nice. new. fresh look to the orchestra room. The Community Friends, an organization of older string players, joined orchestra members in presenting a concert this year 98 The orchestra officers for 1981 — 1982. pictured above, were: President — Diana Kurtz. Advisor — Mr Gallespie. and Secretary — Treasurer — Joyce Rentsch. Vice-President Kim Callen was absent when the picture was taken. To the left, we find Jim Pierson. Debbie Burkhart, and Joyce Rentsch giving their full attention to Mr. Gallespie as he instructs them on how to hold their instruments and on other orchestra-related matters. 99 1982 WAS A VERY GOOD Ah yes. 1982 was a very good year. Below. Drum Major Bart Herman directs the Marching Band. At right, the Band Council (top to bottom, right to left) John Bienko. Colleena Barker. Ellen Hennis. Scott Kellicker. Rod Flauhaus, Keith Shumaker. Shelly Ick-es. Melanie Burkhart. Paula Harmon. At bottom, the 1982 Majorettes are; Becky Limbacher. Laurie Plunk. Lori Dusenberry. Julie Douglas. Lisa Davidson. Tricia Dessecker. Kelly Reichman and Sally Zifer. Drum Major. Bart Herman, stands in the middle. 100 YEAR FOR DOVER BAND This year the majorettes were a busy group We started practicing m June to get ready tor camp at Olgelbay. West Virginia, in July. We came home with second place trophy and West Virginia accents! To some of the Majorettes the hardest task was learning new routines; to others, it was battling the cold weather, but to most it was making weight for the weekly weigh-in! All in all. we had a very good year, one I'm sure we will never forget, especially the 1 Vi's in the Phila show! 101 Left, Paula Harmon, Mr. Lyon, and Laurie Plunk enjoy a jam session. Bottom left, Diane Hurless says, What exactly am I supposed to do with this thing anyway?” At right, Sally Zifer gets in some last minute practice before performing at Solo and Ensemble Contest. 103 This year the Dover Band went through a transition. After Mr. Goudy led the Band through a successful marching season, Mr. Lyon “directed the symphonic band into straight l's at District Band Contest. No band member will ever forget Mr. Delphia, Mr. Lyon, Mr. Goudy or Mr. Gellespie. These men have had a great influence over our lives and the fine guidance they have given us is priceless. Paul Miller. Matt Ruggeri. Marsha Bridgewater. Ellen Henms. Steve Ramsey. Diane Phillips. Jon Kellicker. Eric Foltz. Kevin Cam. Perry Atkinson. Jerry Douglas. Rod Flauhaus. Scott Kellicker. John Bienko. Lori Lengler. John Fox. Brian Kelley. Stacie Waters. Rhonda Dickey. Julie Christy. Kim Dusenberry. John Granato. Joyce Rentch. Phil Huff. Tom McDonald. Kevin Atkinson. Jeff Foltz. Martin Wallace. Leanna Lewis. Shawn Clark. Stephanie Pace. Lori McColloch. Keith Shumaker. Tonya Wigert. Paula Harmon. Shelly Ickes. Rachel Mercer. Linn Slutz. Nancy Youngen. Chris Miller. Debbie Ankney. Halle Holmes. Karen Pittman. Andrea Loibl. Karen Korns. Lisa Amistadi. Brenda Dreher. Karen Flickinger. Denise Freetage. Michelle Aston. Lori Zahler. Mindy Bigler. Lee Marshal. Jim Slusser. Robin Thompson. Diane Hurless. Cara Hollingsworth. Debbie Burkhart. John Walkosack. Mark Susey. Colleena Barker. Renee Milyiori. Wendy Mills. Shelly Slemmer. Keith Caranda. Kevin Caranda. James Pierson. Theresa Reidy. Cheryl Van Epps. Melanie Burkhart. Cathy Short. Michelle Geiesen. Bonnie Sears. Connie Korns. Cindy Atkinson. Michelle Kinsey. Allison Indorf. Andrea Morton. Lisa Indorf. Tom Diefenbach. Rhonda Ritenhour. Connie Doidge. Karen Torch. Amy Mizer. Becky Limbacher. Laurie Plunk. Lori Dusenberry. Julie Douglas. Bart Herman. Lori Davidson. Tricia Dessecker. Kelley Reichman. Sally Zifer 105 DHS Choir 1982 This year was an exciting year for the choir. Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Hall, our new choir director, the choir received a superior. I. rating at District choir competition, which qualified them for State Competition. The Women’s Chorus received an excellent. II. rating at District Competition. Above DHS Angels — Front Row: Diana Kurtz. Kenny Holmes. Kris Haynes. 2nd Row: Cheryl Barker. Mike McKenzie. Beth Rini. Ryan Armstrong. Chet Hammerstrom. Karen Mizer. Dave Blickensderfer. Dianna Hurless Back Row: Halle Holmes. Ron Smith. Sharon Murch. John Corsi. Frances Barnhart. Bart Herman. Shelly Leland. 106 Everyone enjoyed the Christmas Assembly, especially Bubba Kelker who just got his favorite Christmas present — Mike McKenzie. Left Picture: Kelly Kutz during our Christmas Concert Below — Choir Council: Jane Karl. Mark Myers. President; Kelly Holden. Secretary; Peggy Hellem. Vice-President; Michelle Everhart. Treasurer; Patty Brown, Mike McKenzie. Lisa Indorf. 107 We Lift Our Voices In Praise Sopranos: Front Row — Halle Holmes. Pam Keller. Cathy Feller. Doidge. Melanie Davis. Kim White. Sally Fox. Jane Karl. Rena Maurer. Paula Alexander. Robin Thompson. Michelle Ever- Back Row — Shelly Leland. Leslie Schooff. Nicole Frankovich. hart. Lori Barbee. Lisa Indorf. 2nd Row — Colleena Barker. Kelly Sharon Murch. Michelle Haney. Cheryl Barker. Audra Thompson. Holden. Amy Dusenberry. Kim Law. Lucinda Frutig. Connie Karen Mizer. Melissa Steerman. Tenors: Front Row — Keith Caranda. Jim Wright. Mark Myers. Armstrong. Dave Blickensderfer. Mark Lorenz. Brent Kelker, Chris Kevin Caranda. Kenny Holmes. Kevin Arnold. Back Row — Ryan Heffner. Bart Herman. Dilip Tripathy. 108 of Thee, Dear Dover High Altos: Front Row — Tammy Gibbs. Leslie Yosick. Beth Rrni. Valerie Lemon. Suzie Boone. Diana Kurtz. Tammy Maher. Alison Indorf. Patty Brown. Lisa King. 2nd Row — Mary Kris Haynes. Frances Barnhart. Diana Barbee. Dianna Hur-Franks. Peggy Hellem. Regina Miller. Stephanie Deeds. Mi- less, chelle Gibbs. Michelle Beatty. Leslee Bates Back Row — Basses: Front Row — Ron Smith. Chet Hammerstrom. Back Row — Mike McKenzie. David Barbee. Victor Hill. Tim Murphy. Terry Tornabene. Kevin DeMarco. Shawn Alan Peltier. John Corsi. Clark. Scott Peters. 109 The Spring Concert was a Memorable Closing for a Fine Year for Choir. Sophomores — The Cool Kids Shane Abrecht Charles Albrecht Paula Alexander Barbara Amistadi Larry Applegarth Polly Armstrong Karen Arnold Kevin Arnold Jeff Auman Christine Austin Robert Bair Diana Barbee Future Occupations Colleena Barker James Barnes Francis Barnhart Leslee Bates William Baumgardner Shirley Beach Pamela Beelge Sid Beitzel Brenda Bellerive John Bienko Melinda Bigler Jodi Bitokofer James Blacka David Bleinmger Jacqueline Blickensderfer Tammy Boles Susette Boone Julie Breitenstem 112 Patricia Brown Debra Burkhart Mark Burrell Kimberley Callen Keith Caranda Kevin Caranda Shawn Clark Bartt Cochenour Stephen Cox Carol Cramer Lori Davidson Stephanie Deeds Of Today’s Sophomores Virginia DeLooze Kevin De Marco Rhonda Dickey Constance Doidge Jerry Douglas Brenda Dreher Carol Dummermuth Jeffrey Dupler Sandra Edwards James Eichel Tammy Eichel Kelly Emery Tracy Emery Tonya Farnsworth Darren Ferrell Carolyn Feutz Deanna Fish Christine Fisher 113 Mary Beth Fondriest David Fortney Jon Fox Michelle Fox Nicole Frankovich Randy Freed Stacey Frescki Karen Geib Don German Rebecca Gilmore Tom Gorby Kevin Green Super Sophomores Ronald Grimm Chris Groh Joel Hamsher Michelle Haney Roger Haney Dennis Harmon Lois Harmon Greg Harper Kristine Haynes Chris Heffner Chris Hefner Greg Heller Victor Hill Brad Holcomb Cora Holcomb Kelly Holden Paul Hollmger Dawn Hostetler Brenda Houston Michael Howell Phil Huff 114 Dianna Hurless Dan Hurst Shelly Ickes Patti Incarnato Jodie Jennings Jon Johnson Sandy Johnson Steve Johnson Brock Jones William Jones Tracey Judy Dale Kandel Encounter Superfrog! Michelle Kearns Pam Keller Connie Korns Diana Kurtz Deborah Laine John Laine Elmer Leeper Shelly Leland Lori Lengler Leanna Lewis Becky Limbacher Andrea Loibl Greg Lutz Mary McBride Todd McCahill Scott McCartney LeeAnn McGuire Lori McKee David Maize James Maple Tom Marchand 115 Jeff Margletta Kathy Marlowe Lee Marshall Jay Martin Terry Martin Eric Maurer Glen Maurer Shari Maurer Bill Meechan Vicki Meeker Kim Meese Rachel Mercer Sophomores Found The Answers Ruth Mercer Dale Miller Kyle Miller Marty Miller Patti Miller Rod Miller Chris Mills Rhonda Milyiori Richard Mmnis Rod Mizer Robin Mohler Steve Monticelli Ingrid Moore Tom Morris Bruce Mumma Mitch Murphy Mike Myers Nick Nigro Trisha Northrup Wayne Parrish Susan Perry Kathy Peters Lynda Pissocra Karen Pittman Brenda Polan Jim Polk David Pruni Chris Ramsey Collette Ray Malinda Ray In The Library Jeff Rennicker Brock Rennicker Bill Reynolds Diana Richards Jom Rinehart Susan Rim Rhonda Ritenour Shelly Ryan Perry Shultz Terry Schweitzer Tracy Seese Kathy Sem Mary Short Keith Shumaker Shelly Slemmer Steve Slentz Jim Slusser Dorothy Smith Ken Smith 117 Teresa Smitley Cheryl Stilgenbauer Steph Strimbu Shelly Sweitzer Kevin Swmderman Amy Taylor Jamie Taylor Doug Telle Audra Thompson Robin Thompson Kim Tope Bonnie Trautman Dan VanEpps Kelli Varnes John Veirheller Jamie Walters Stacey Waters Barry Wayt Richard Simmons ... Eat your heart out Not Pictured: Roxanne Blunt Mark Contini Tina Corpman Kevin Fruchey Vincent Incarnato Kelly Kutz Paul Stewart Leonard Umpleby. Shelly White Kathleen Wilson James Wright Kim York Leslie Yosick Shauna Young Nancy Youngen Lori Zahler Mitchell Zeigler Becky Zifer Patty Zifer Tom Zito 118 BJVS ... Tricks of the Trades. Buckeye J.V.S. — School away from School Buckeye is fast becoming our second school. When juniors return from the summer break, they find many old friends missing at D.H.S. In fact, the school seems almost deserted at times. This year sixty-eight juniors joined seventy-eight seniors who were already at Buckeye to cut down on the crowd hanging around junior and senior halls. The missing ones were off to take a shortcut into the business world, for the most part. Of course, they still work on the same English and history requirements, but they spend much of their time in the nurseries, greenhouses. shops, stores, offices, restaurants, and other situations that give them some practical experience before facing the task of earning a living. Still some of the missing can be found at pep rallies, in the band, on the teams, and in the clubs. They are still a vital part of D.H.S. Some representative pictures follow. At right. Russ Bordner tries out a tractor he repaired in Farm Mechanics. Below, Carol Stephan practices dental assisting skills on a New Phila patient. On the opposite page at the top, Brian Robinson get some serious occupational advice. Finally, at bottom Brenda Ank-ney prepares a birthday chair,” one of the traditions in Child Care. 120 Dover High is proud of the accomplishments of its juniors and seniors at BJVS. Here is a list of those who won special awards and recognition this year. Tracy Adkins — Student of the Month in December for Farm Management Class Brett Cochenour — Vocational Certificate Tony Daley — Student of the Year Award. Account Clerk Leadership Award. Junior Achievement — Officer of the Year. 1st place in Job Interview at Regional-Contest for OEA. Account Clerk Sr President. Account Clerk Award of Distinction. Tim Gibbs — Vocational Certificate and Award of Distinction in Auto Mechanics. Charlene Grove — O E A. Executive Award Connie Haney — Award of Distinction in Computer and Data Accounting and Dover Rotary Outstanding Vocational Student Mark Harmon — F.F A. State Degree Mary Beth Hawk — Leadership Award for Junior General Class Sherri Hisrich — Junior Data Accounting O.E.A. Top Student Award and Junior Data Accounting O.E.A. Service Award Melanie Kae Murphy — Leadership for C.O.E. Class Tim Myers — Third Place in the Local Auto Mechanics Skill Contest Brian Nepsa — Dover Rotary Outstanding Vocational Student Bev Rothacer — Junior Class Service Award and Senior Class Scholarship Award in O E A Dennis Schweitzer — V.I.C.A. Third place Job Interview Hyle Volzer — Third Place V.I.C.A. Skill Contest Jodi White — V.I.C.A Queen, both local and district, and Outstanding V.I.C.A. Student One Year Perfect Attendane — Tim McKenzie. Mike Perdue, and Cary Stutzman Two Year Perfect Attendance — Tony Daley. Doug Frautschy. Charlene Grove, and Ginger Stephen. 121 The Inside Story of BJVS Above. Phil Alexander: My childhood dream has finally come true. I get to ride the BIG TRACTOR every day.” Below. Greg Marsh and Terry Young: Some day we re going to weld the Eiffel Tower back together. 122 At right. Cathy Swihart finds Child Care Class good training for her life as mother of twenty-four children (in a classroom, at least!). Below. Lori Ickes and Mark Harmon butcher up their job. And finally, even BJVS has its chorus line. 123 Occupations: Around the Town and Country Many professional doors open to the students of BJVS. Cosmotology, secretarial work, auto body repair, graphic arts — the list could go on and on. But in addition to these city jobs, the “Jointer can, if he wants, head for the peaceful countryside to work in agriculture, horticulture, natural resources and their many related fields. At right: Randy Pershing welds. Below: Bev Rothacher aims at a Nine-to-Five job. At bottom: Dan Ray and Tonda Bloom have finally figured out that Ford doors fit Ford cars. Now if they can just make it hang on! The Puzzling Lives of Freshmen Freshmen Robert Albert Phillip Albrecht Lisa Arrustadi Debbie Ankney Greg Arbogast Bryan Archer Ryan Armstrong Shannon Arnett Michelle Aston Cindy Atkinson Kevin Atkinson Laura Bachie Mindy Bailey Erin Baker Lorinda Barbee Scott Barnhart Sheryl Baumgardner Michelle Beatty Donne Bevan Marc Bircher Jennifer Bixler Jerry Blake Shauna Bloom Bob Boles Jenny Border Ronald Bordner Bob Brown David Burtscher 126 Rise to the Occasion Doug Carpenter Marla Chaney Amy Chadrue Julie Christy David Cole Marci Coventry Lyan Cozart John Craig Mike Crawford Julie Crowell Brian Cull Paul Cummings Debbie Daley Mark Dallacheisa Melanie Davis Sam Davis Dan Dearth Darcy Dick Tom Diefenbaugh Tonya Dodds Karen Dotts Kim Duesenberry Amy Dusenberry Randy Duvall Melissa Edwards Susan Edwards Jenny Espenchied John Feutz Jeff Fickes Jeff Foltz Rodney Fondriest John Fox Matt Fox Gary Frame Greg Froman Lucinda Frutig Michelle Gibb Tammy Gibbs Darrell Golden John Goss John Granato Stacey Graves Michael Griesen Michelle Griesen Sheri Haas Jeff Hagloch Elizabeth Haldeman Malmda Hammel Chris Haney Brian Hanks Lori Harris Laura Hastedt Kristin Hess Beth Hinerman Brenda Hinerman Tammy Hinson Freshmen Do What They Do Best Derik Hoffman Halle Holmes Kimberly Hoverland Pam Howell Terry Huff Allison Indorf Lisa Indorf Renee Jaberg Myrleme Jean-Charles Oldme Jean-Charles Kathy Johnson Michele Jones Jerry Kail Mark Kandel Teresa Kandel Scott Kaser Laura Kelker Jon Kellicker Richard Kerr Troy Kimble Lisa King Michelle Kinsey Brian Knecht Michelle Knotts Karen Korns Tim Kutcher Valerie Lemon Trent Levda Freshmen Vaughn Ley William Lieser Denise Lockhart John Loibl Mark Lorenz Scott Lupi Claudia Lupien Lorie McCulloch Thomas McDonald Connie McNutt John Maher Jeff Mason Glenda Mast Rena Maurer Ronald Meese Tiffany Merrick Karen Meyer Bryan Miller Christina Miller Courtney Miller Wendy Mills Renee Milyiori Mark Miskimen Paul Monaco James Morris Andrea Morton Eric Mounts Louis Mueller 130 “Pig-in” and “Pig-out” Kris Murphy Geoffrey Neal Lisa Nixon Stephanie Pace Jeff Patterson Scott Peters Diane Phillips Leroy Phillips Barbara Pierson Therese Polen Michelle Rauschenbach Theresa Reidy Jeff Reiger Michael Renner David Reynolds Celesia Riechers Kelly Roe Matthew Ruggeri Cindy Sandy Lourie Schartiger Thomas Schupbach Bonita Sears Michael Short Cindy Smith Dorothy Smith James Smith Kelly Smith Deborah Stalder James Stephan Diane Stevenson Mark Susey Dawn Sweitzer Kathryn Thayer Portia Thomas Cheryl Torgler Terrence Tornabene Cindy Trachsel Brian Tschudy Cheryl VanEpps Halley Volzer Chris Wagner William Walkosak Martin Wallace Tammy Wallick Tim Watkins Jim Weselek Carmilla Weston Janice Wherley Kim White Lisa White Angela Willoughby Lorraine Zabka Not Pictured: David DeRush Grace Dotts Brian Fox Barry Green Jim Zeigler Steven Zeigler Leonard Zuchegno Freshmen Smiling Faces Daveen Gribble Ernest Grieson Alden Ickes John McCullough Margerget Marker Paul Miller Randy Monroe Louis Nolan Lin Slutz Terry Tunstall 132 Student Council 134 Junior and Senior members of the Student Council consisted of. at top left: Cathy Feller. Lori Dusenberry. Lisa Schwartz. Pam Alesiano. Julie Packer. Julie Cookson . Laurie Plunk. Tricia Dessecker Middle Row; Beth Rmi, Jane Karl. Darla Rothacher. Terri Meese. Amy Contini. Jill Cochran. Cynthia Tripathy Top Row; Brad Swmder-man. Karen Flickinger, Mark Myers. Kevin Dalpiaz. Barry White. Bruno Frank. Fred Todd, and Doug Beaker Dearth. Bottom Left: Tom Morris is brainstorming for another idea for the homecoming. The Sophomore and Freshmen Student Council members. top; Chris Groh. Greg Heller. Becky Zifer. Tammy Wallick. Laura Hasted. Cathy Sem. Mindy Bailey. Chris Hefner. Leslie Yosick. Chris Miller. Michelle Kinsey. Kyle Miller. Scott Kaiser, and John Craig. Bottom; Shelly Ick-es. Halley Volzer. Allison Indorf. Wendy Mills, and Lori Lengler. Officers for the Student Council were — Tom Morris. Treasurer: Sally Zifer. President; Brad Swmderman. Advisor; Suzy Stofan. Historian; Sally Fox. Secretary; Charlene McHenry. Vice-President. 135 Special Recognition: Thespians and Speech Team • jr Thespians: Seated — Tom Morris. V.P.; Greg Heller. Barry White. Chris Hutras. Chris Groh. Shelley Leland. Paula Alexander. Scribe; Peggy Hellem. Standing — Mr May. Advisor. Jay Martin. Treas.; Suzy Stofan. Amy Dusen-berry. Lisa Indorf. Charlene McHenry. Marsha Bridgewater. Rod Flauhaus. Pres.; Sally Fox. Bart Herman. Jon Kellicker. Beth Rini. Sec.; Allison Indorf. Absent. Greg Herman. -r 136 Scholar Challenge Team and Exchange Students The Scholar challenge team won the county championship for the second consecutive year. The members of the team from left to right are: Jim Pierson, Mike Dickens, Mark Thurman, Coach Schrader, Barry White, Tim Allen, and Wendy Busby. Congratulations! To the left are the three exchange students. They are, from left to right, Sandra Consuelo Henao, who is from Bogata D.E., Colombia: Luis Mairena, from Jan Jose, Corta Rica: and Christiane Araujo, who is from Campinas, Brazil. They all said it was a good experience, and they enjoyed meeting the people from Dover High. 137 D.H.S.’s Winners — Our Kind of Guys and Gals! The seniors pictured on these pages spent a lot of extra-curricular time on curricular pursuits (but of course hardly any of them would admit it.) Since these seniors kept the scholastic standards high and served D.H.S. well, the SWIRL wants to honor them. Pictured at the top are eight of the twelve top seniors (Look for the top four on pp. 184 185 where they are featured): Tammy Maher, Jim Scholsser, Kim Waters, Sue Margletta, Lori Krause, Dan Knotts, Tim Meechan, and below the group, Barry White, who was in a golf tournament the day the picture was taken. At right are scholarship winners Tammy Trautman (DEA), Denise Freetage (FMC), and Sally Zifer (FTA). 138 Proving that they are clowns at heart, four winners pose after stealing a bench from the main hall: (bottom to top) Tim Allen, Ohio Academic Scholarship winner; Mike Dickens. Thomas Armstrong Scholarship winner; John (What a Guy!) Corsi, DAR Good Citizen Award and U.S. Military Academy Appointment; and Terry Shyrock, winner of the Evans Caddie-Scholar Scholarship. Below. Tony Daley made D.H.S. proud by winning the Bryce Browning Award. Dilip Tripathy and Dave Barbee relax in the Media Center after winning special recognition for six years of Media Center work. Much of the redecoration of the Center was due to their efforts. The following is a list of Seniors who received special recognition at the awards banquet held in May at St. Johns: Emmett ■Butch Braglin, Keith Burgess. Melanie Burkhart. Wendy Burrell. Jeff Clark. Vince Contini. Julie Cookson. John Corsi. Stephanie Cox. John Denning. Tricia Des-secker. Andrea Douthitt. Rod Flauhaus. Tim Gibbs. Charlene Grove. Jim Hagloch. Sally Hagloch. Chet Hammer-strom. Paula Harmon. Linda Houston. Melinda Huff. Michele Huff. Chris Hutras. Sue Jackson. Dan Knotts. Kevin Korns. Lori Krause. Lori Kutcher. Gina Lusic. Jane Luthy. Tammy Maher. Sue Margletta. Amy Marlowe. Douglas Maurer. Lora McKeever. Tim Meechan. Debbie Meeker. Mike Mencer. Stephanie Morris. Erika Mounts. Larry Murphy. Julie Packer, Laurie Plunk. Joyce Rentsch. Jim Schlosser. Terry Shyrock. Ben Smallndge. Katie Spies. Barbara Stull. Mark Thurman. Tammy Trautman. Cynthia Tripathy. Dilip Tripathy. Kim Waters. Barry White. Tonya Wi-gert. and Sally Zifer. 139 National Honor Society (Right) 2nd Year Members: Row 1 — Sue Margletta. Andrea Douthitt. Lori Krause. Row 2 — Connie Haney. Tim Allen. Mike Dickens. Tammy Trautman. Row 3 — John Corsi. Mark Thurman. Katie Spies. (Below) 1st Year Members: Row 1 — Jim Pierson. Suzy Stofen. Wendy Burrell. Joyce Rentch. Charlene McHenry. Amy Contim. Row 2 — Joan Wherley. Steve Ramsey. Jane Karl. Bobbie Feutz. Beth Rim. Kevin Dalpiaz. Phil Gordon. Row 3 — Steve Moser. Cal Hunter. Scott Kel-licker. Sue Jackson. Barry White. Jim Schlosser 140 National Honor Society members every year do teacher “turnabout day”. This is an opportunity for the students themselves to see the responsibilities and hard work that goes into being a teacher. As you can see in the above pictures, we have three prime examples of the terrific effort some of our Fellow classmates put into their new teaching jobs Actually. Eric Garwell looks quite confused as Barry White, alias C.L. Schrader, explains a Chemistry experiment to him. Sue Margletta and Jim Schlosser look as though they have things pretty well under control. But. since we can't exactly see what is going on in the classroom . . Who Knows???? 141 Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Future Business Associates Pictured at top left, are FCA members. Row 1: Vince Contim. Doug Dearth. Mike Mencer. Jeff Auman. Chris Groh Row 2: Greg Lutz. John Cunningham. Mike Bayer. John Denning. Bruno Frank. Cal Hunter. Row 3: Tom Morris. Todd Barr. Tim Allen. Joel Hamsher. Fred Todd. John Corsi. Row 4: Mr Heller. Dan Knotts. Todd Altier. Greg Heller. Mr. Beeble. Pictured directly above, are FBA members. Row 1: Tracy Herron. Connie Burkhart. Melanie Burkhart Stephanie Cox. Tonya Wigert. Row 2: Cathy Short. Paula Harmon Vicki Waldo. Julie Cookson. Beth Loader 142 Future Medical Careers and Future Teachers of America Above members of FMC Row 1: Leslie Yo-sick. Kevin Arnold. Chris Heffner. Pam Keller. Kelly Kutz. Row 2 Mindy Bigler. Shelly Ickes. Lori Zahler. Michelle Fox. Tom Gorbi. Stephanie Pace Row 3: Lee Marshall. Au-dra Thompson. Stacy Waters. Pam Beegle. Karen Arnold. Kelly Holden. Row 4: Debbie Burkhart. Michelle Grieson. Debbie Ank-ney. Julie Kristie. Laura Hastedt. Melanie Davis. Patty Brown. Row 5: Karen Flick-enger. Andrea Loible. Bev Graef. Denise Freetage. Lori Me Cullough. Mary McCullough Row 6 Kevin Demarco. John Marshall. Sally Steel. Kim Mills. Sue Margletta To the left. FTA members. Row 1: Kim English. Carol Dummermuth. Row 2: Sally Zifer. Julie Cookson. Jane Karl. Tracy Herron. Beth Rmi. Katie Spies. Julie Packer. Row 3: John Marshall. 143 Office Girls: They Kept Above — Mam Office Girls: 1st Row — Suzy Boone. Shelly Leland. Julie Packer. Julie Cookson. Shelly Huff. Pam Ale-siano. 2nd Row — Tammy Wallick. Terri Meese. Lisa Schwartz. Melissa Stephens. Kim Meese. Jodi McDonald. 3rd Row: Dorothy Contini. Lisa Watkins. Rhonda Dickey. Lora Hasted. Lori Schardiger. Leslie Schooff. Cathy Feller. Robin Ruegsegger. Sue Barr. 144 Communications Flowing Below — Attendance Office Girls: 1st Row — Kathy Peters. Kim Meese. Shelly White. Debbie Stalder. 2nd Row Julie Crites. Karen Flick-mger. Karen Torch. Sue Edwards. Debbie Meeker. Chris Miller. Mrs. Graef 3rd Row — Portia Thomas. Lori Kutcher, Julie Breitenstem. Jenny Brogan. Erika Mounts. Left Picture — Guidance Office Girls — Left to Right — Julie Cookson. Mindy Bigler. Brenda Wherley. Lori Plunk. Not pictured — Jennifer Espens-chied. Sue Eichel. Julie Packer. Lisa Watkins. Melissa Steerman 145 Media Center — Row 1: Dean Hu-prich. Keith Caranda. Nick Nigro. Jamie Douglas. Row 2: Mike Fortney. Shane Walter. Ryan Maple. Missy Devore. Jody Decker. Row 3: Mr Page. Jeff Renicker. Jerry Douglas. Jim Austin. Not Pictured: Kevin Atkinson. Chris Haney. Kevin Caranda. Tom Jones. Bob Baumgardner. Tony Anderson. Doug Weigand. Dar-reck Farrell. Tom Trachsel. Erin Baker. Joni Rinehart. Holly Harmon. Beth Harmon. Darrell Golden. Audio Visual — Row 1: Cathy Burtscher. Connie Korns. Theresa Smitley. Shelly Ryan. Kathleen Wilson. Rhonda Ritenour. Diana Richards. Row 2: Dave Barbee. Brenda Dreher. Halle Holmes. Melinda Huff. Cynthia Tripathy. Tricia Pershing. Jeff Remcker. David Caynor. Karen Geib. Row 3: Mrs. Blair. Terry Sweitzer. Theresa Northrop. Audra Thompson. Steve Slentz. Amy Cha-drue. Michelle Beatty. Tom Basey. Dave Contini. Dilip Tripathy. Perry Schultz. Rachel Mercer. Mrs. Jenkins. Row 4: Jim Wright. Kevin Caranda. Ken Holmes. Keith Caranda. Not Pictured: Becky Limbacher. Lori McKeever. Larry Murphy. Karen Torch. Sandy Edwards. Kim English. Terry Tornabene. Matt Ste-vanus, Marcie Coventry. Sheryl Baumgardner. Doug Telle Media Center and Audio Visual 146 D.H.S. Library Aides Left: Cathy Mosley and Laura Kelker busy at work as library aides. Row 1 — Mrs. Jenkins. Cindy Trachsel. Karen Myer. Tom Gorby. Shelly Ickes. Jom Rinehart. Tracy Seese Row 2 — Cathy Mosley. Laura Kelker. Paula Alexander. Judy Amistadi. Evie May The Media Center. Library Aides. And Audio Visual workers all kept busy helping people this year. The audio visual club sold candy. Iightbulbs. and had a gasoline raffle, which totaled to over 3000 dollars. With this money. they bought vidio equipment and tapes and donated them to the school. They also vidio-taped many important events, including the visits from Congressman Doug Applegate and Dr. Stephen Glenn. Also, they taped the Thespian Reunion in honor of the 21 years Floyd May has directed plays. 147 Ski Club: The “Sliders” Ski Club members pictured above: Shelly Huff. Beth Loader. Leslie Yosick. Becky Zifer, Karen Flickenger. Kristy Morris. Kim Waters. Row 2 — Beth Rini. Chris Heffner. Jim Morris. Anna Marie Pruni. and the rest are not members. Row 3 — Karen and Kevin Arnold. Sam Davis. Donn Davis. Eric Garwell. Barry White. Dave Blickensderfer. Chett Hammerstrom. Steve Slentz. This year’s Ski Club had its usual trip to slopes in New York. Pictured are some of the fun times. 148 Don Poncho’s Fan Club The Spanish Club met for various activities like a volleyball night and movies. At right — Fourth and fifth year Spanish students meet at Don Poncho’s for authentic Mexican food. Members: Row 1 — Adora Wallick. Sec'y: Kim English. Pres.; Sue Marg-letta. V. Pres; Todd Mobley. Treas ; Eric Garwell. Treas. Row 2 — Toni Zito. Renee Milyiori. Jane Karl. Beth Rmi, Cathy Feller. Sally Fox. Tom Diefenbaugh, Toni Gorby. Rhonda Milyiori. Row 3 — Michelle Aston. Lourie Schartigen. Kathy Seni. Michelle Haney. Patty Brown. Bart Herman. Marla Chaney. Michelle Kinsey. Row 4 — Dave Polce. Carol Cramer. Scott Kelliker. Stacey Waters. Jan Neiger. John Fisher. Greg Herman. Lori Davidson, and Amy Contini. 149 Art Club The 1981-82 Art Club went through quite a change. It went from many members to an enormous amount of members all students in an art class automatically. The only catch was a ten dollar club fee. At right: Art Club officers. Jeff Clark. Treasurer; Sally Hagloch, Secretary; Dave Burrel. Vice President; and hanging in the tree, the President, Larry Murphy. Below: Jeff Smith giving Pete Mar-shell a lesson in art. At bottom: in art class with some of the girls, Sally Hagloch. Melinda Dotts. Kelly Green, Regina Miller, and Kim English. 150 Dear Ruth Dora . .. Sonya Marshall Mrs. Edith Wilkins . .. Suzy Stofan Miriam Wilkins . . . Charlene McHenry Judge Harry Wilkins . Rod Flauhaus Ruth Wilkins . .. Shello Leland Lt. William Seawright . . Barry White Albert Kummer . . . Bart Herman Martha Seawright. . Marsha Bridgewater Sgt. Chuck Vincent ... Jeff Clark Harold Klobbermeyer . . . Dave Burrell The D.H.S. Thespians opened their theater season with the romantic comedy Dear Ruth. It was followed by the murder-mystery Towards Zero. Both plays were well received. owards Z Thomas Royde . . Jay Martin Kay Strange Amy Dusenberry Mary Aldin . . . Sonya Marshall Mathew Traves. Neville Strange Lady Tressilian . Audrey Strange Ted Latimer . . Captain Battle . Officer Leach . Officer Benson man . . Greg Herman Barry White Peggy Hellem . Beth Rmi Tom Morris Rod Flauhaus . Jon Kellicker Mark Thur 153 Wake Up Darling Martha . Marsha Bridgewater Juliet . . . Stephine Strimbu Polly Emerson . . . Suzy Stofan Deerfield Prescott ... Tom Morris Don Emerson . . . Barry White Gloria . . . Amy Dusenberry 1st Policeman ... John Granto 2nd Policeman . . Jim Haglock Granville Prescott . . Rod Flauhaus Penelope . . Jennifer Bixler Mrs. Johnson . . . Lisa Indorf 154 Once Upon a Mattress Prince in ballet .. . Jay Martin King Sextimus Rod Flauhaus Wmnifred Beth Rini Prince Dauntless . . Tom Morris Queen Aggravame Suzy Stofan Minstrel . Greg Herman Lady Larken . . Shelly Leland Sir Harry . . Bart Herman Jester . . Lew Clark Wizard . Jeff Clark Sir Studley .. Greg Heller Twelfth princess . . . Jennifer Bixler Emily . Paula Alexander Lady Merril . . . Lisa Indorf Lady Rowena . . Allison Indorf The musical for the 81-82 school year was shown three consecutive nights to very large and enthusiastic crowds. The humor, music, and the fine acting made the musical enjoyable to see. Courtiers — Kevin Arnold. Frances Barnhart. Jill Cochran. Stephanie Deeds. Kevin DeMarco. Michelle Everhart. Chris Groh. Greg Harper. Chris Heffner. Chris Hefner. Peggy Hellem. Hallie Holmes. Diane Hurless. Jon Kellicker. Diane Kurtz. Kelly Kutz. Jeff Martin. Scott McCartney. Charlene McHenry. Wendy Mills. Jim Wright. Leslie Yosick. 155 The final play of the year was the classic “Our Town.” It was also the final curtain call for Floyd May at Dover High after twenty-one years of directing the plays. He plans to move on to bigger stages as a professional actor. Best of luck, Mr. May! Stage Manager . . Flyd A May Dr. Gibbs .. Barry White Joe Crowell . .. John Walkosak Howie Newsome . . . Greg Herman Mrs. Gibbs . . . Beth Rini Mrs. Webb . . Suzy Stofan George Gibbs . . . Chris Groh Rebecca Gibbs . . Charlene McHenry Wally Webb . . Jeff Hagloch Emily Webb . . Shelly Leland Professor Willard . . Jeff Clark Mr. Webb . . . Jeff Martin Lady in the audience . Amy Dusenberry Man in the back of the audience . . John Granato Lady in the front .. . Lisa Indorf Stimon Stimson . . . Bart Herman Mrs. Soames . . Paula Alexander Constable Warren . . Rod Flauhaus Si Crowell ... Jon Kellicker Baseball Players ... Jim Hagloch John Fox John Maher Sam Craig . . . Tom Morris Mrs. Joe Stoddard . . Amy Dusenberry Farmer McCartney . . . John Fox Mr. Carter . . . Jim Hagloch Mrs. Williams . . . Allison Indorf People at the town .. . Amy Dusenberry. John Fox. Sally Fox. John Granato. Allison Indorf. Lisa Indorf. Jon Kellicker. John Maher. Tom Morris. John Walkosak. and Adora Wal-lick. Faculty: Dover’s Finest he Administration A few changes were seen at the beginning of the 81-82 school year. Those changes included a new principal and assistant principal. Mr. Baker took over the resigns as principal, while our former concert band director, Mr. Delphia, became his assistant. 158 Dtcn nary Miss Moore Curriculum Mr. Flemming Treasurer Mr. McGlothlin Pupil Services Mr. Hamsher Superintendent Mr. Peters ended his final year as an administrative assistant at Dover. Pictured below Mr. Peters is the Board oOf Education, which includes from left to right. Will Handrich, Isabel Moore. Board President James Zifer, and Vice-President Joseph Maybaugh. Absent from the picture is Richard Kleine. Guiding Our Way The Guidance Department was busy once again fixing our schedules and offering free advice. At the right we see Mr. Frye looking up some background information for his next appointment. Directly below. Miss Canfield and Jim Schlosser are seen going over his future plans. At the bottom, Mr. Beeble extends his guidance to the bigger kids of D.H.S. Mr. Larry Beeble Miss Sue Canfield Mr. William Frye Mr. Howard Dennison Home Ec.: Making the Batter Better i OH 2, JUxuvn (c This year the Home Economic teachers had to be very versatile At the left Sarah Class appears to have her hands full while teaching students about child care Above: Miss Miller shows Kay King the right way to make spaghetti. 161 Lunch Bunch Starting early in the morning our cooks prepare lunch for fourth and fifth period and then spend the rest of the day cleaning up and starting the next day's lunch. This year they tried something new — Lasagna. Everyone loved it except that we had to eat it with plastic forks, because of a shortage of silverware. 162 Row 1: Walt Mauer, Wayne Bissel. Rosa Hoover. Row Missing: Carol Edie. Martha Engel. Austin Leggett. 2: Opal Leggett, Ruth Schrock, Marlene Schwartz. Susan Limbacher. Robert Morris, Barb Renner. Jerry Bessy Fensler, Jo Myers. Renner. Millie Sayer. 163 ART: FORMS AND SHAPES Bryce Browing. Jr. Jeannine Kennedy Right: We see our two instructors in deep thought about a work of art. Bottom: Some crazed students try to perfect their skills on Melinda’s glasses Bottom right: Miss Kennedy shows her students how to use their hands. 164 Left: Our faithful French teacher. Miss Dean also spends her time in the library as head librarians. Below Mrs. Koval, the Spanish instructor, keeps up with the new and T V. in Mexico. Bottom left: Mrs. Groh may teach German but she loves Italian food Irene Koval Anne Groh Margot Dean 165 Above. Mr Gillaspie. Mr. Goudy. and Mr. Lyon direct the band, usually with heavenly guidance. At right, the fearless leaders look over an after-school band practice from their great post in the sky. At bottom right. Santa Claus, alias Joe Wise, makes a surprise appearance with Mr. Lyon at Band Boosters meeting. Pictured also at the top of the far page. Mr Hall, the Choir Director, seems to enjoy his first year at D.H.S. Both band and choir had great year under their leadership. 166 Music Teachers Keep up with the Times 167 The Business Department kept everyone busy this year with Mrs. Boich teaching us the principles of Accounting I and II. Helping her with Typing I is Miss Haidnick. who also teaches all of the Consumer Economics, Business Law, and General Business courses. Mrs. Shupbach, seen above, takes care of Shorthand I and II. Notehand, Typing II. and Office Practice. For anyone wishing to venture out into the business world, these teachers and the classes they teach are essential to begin your business training. Of course, more advanced study must be done in certain areas of business — such as Accounting, but our Business Department at D.H.S. gives us a good head start in the right direction! 168 Mrs. Barr Mrs. Contini Mrs. Graef Mrs. Herman Mrs. Cook Mrs. Petricola Secretaries Above: Here we have our hardworking DHS secretaries who are usually busy answering the telephones. typing letters, or just keeping the office in good working order. Just smoothing the daily routine! Also, this year we are saying good-bye to a most respected friend. Mrs. Varner. She began her 27 year career on June 15, 1956, having worked for five superintendents at Dover including our current Mr. Edward Hamsher. When asked about her years at Dover and her plans for the future, she replied that she has enjoyed working for DHS. watching the many changes which have occured. and she plans to sleep” as soon as she is retired! 169 Neil Buchanan Dave Contini Ray Johnston Floyd May ENGLISH TEACHERS Bonnie MacKey Barbara Peeper Ruth Pritchard Above we see Miss Peeper and Mrs. Pritchard having a chat between classes. Opposite page, right, Mrs. Mackey catches up on some reading while on duty monitoring the halls during fourth period lunch. Op- posite page, top left. Mr. Buchanan carefully selects some books to assist him in his afternoon classes. Opposite page, bottom right, Mr. Contini takes a deep breath before taking on his next class. 170 171 Economics, American Government, Russian These are some of the teachers that prove to be of great value to our lives. Mr. Marx, Mr. Henry and Mr. Zurowski teach us about the past in American History I and II. Mr. Mowrey teaches us how to understand people better in Sociology. Mr. Nixon and Mr. Swinderman teach how to deal with the REAL world in Economics and American Government. One of Mr. Nixons ways to prepare us for the REAL world is his sermonettes. The subjects are varied, and they can be very entertaining. As you can see from the pictures above, he adds special moves to illustrate them. American History I II Asian History, Sociology, American History I II At Left: Mr. Zurowski is appalled when a student informs him that it's not Punk-Out day. Above: Mr. Mowrey is receiving an award for his talent being a terrific wrestling coach. Having his picture taken is not one of his better talents. 173 D.H.S. TEACHERS Below, left: Dilip Tri-pathy works joyfully at taping a television program in the media center. Below, right: Mike Myers has some fun in front of the camera. Opposite page: A lively scene from the industrial arts room. i, i Mrs. Martha Blair Media Center Mr. Dan Hughes O W E. Coordinator Mrs. Dottie Jenkins Media Center Mr. Duke Strieker E. M R. Teacher Mr. Horace Page Media Center 174 SHOW THEIR STUFF Mr. Steve Harmon Mr. Alan Ickes Mr Dave Johnson Industrial Arts Teacher Industrial Arts Teacher Industrial Arts Teacher 175 The Math Department The math department underwent a few changes this year. For instance, this was the first year that the calculus class was offered, and many seniors will not forget the struggle. Things seem to get more demanding every year. Next year math students expect to meet a computer in room 103 instead of Mr. Padgitt. Isn't that taking modernization a little too far? In memory of Thomas Berens 1946-1982 Dover High Math Teacher 176 We say goodbye to Mr. Padgitt who has decided to take it easy after forty years in the classroom. His easy advanced math class and pleasant manner will not soon be forgotten. Best wishes to you. Mr. P. 177 Athletic and Gym Teachers Keep the Sharon Crawford Bob Maltrich Gym Heller Martha Thomas School Nurse Driver’s Education__________Athletic Director_____ Health Education At right. Mr Heller is harassed by two maradmg students Below. Miss Thomas ponders whether her students are listening Also below. Miss Vasbinder yells encouragement to the volleyball team. 178 Student Body in Shape Jim Meese Physical Education Judy Vasbinder Physical Education At right. Miss Vasbinder picks up acorns at Dover Park Below, the volleyball team plays a good game. 179 At far left: Mr. Ferbrache and TRICERATOPS put the bite on Amy Taylor, egged on by Kim Waters and Sue Perry. Below them. Mrs. Sanders helps a favorite ninth-grader, while, at left. ■'Doc'' Schrader experiments in the lab. Below. Ferbrache fries frog legs — left over from yesterday s experiments? Of course physics, chemistry, and biology wasn't always this much fun. but it usually brightens our days. 181 When it comes to mysterious and intriging smiles — Mona Lisa has nothing on Dover's teachers!_________________________ 182 Class President, Valedictorians, and Salutatorian Speak to a Packed Stadium Below Mr. Baker presents the graduating class to the friends assembled. Behind him are Rev. Haggis. Mr. Carlisle. Mr Hamsher. Rev. Irby. Mr. Zifer. and Mrs. Delphia. At the right, each senior awaits the big moment. John Corsi. Class President welcomes everyone and thanks teachers and parents for the help they have given the class. Valedictorian Tim Allen: Time passes too fast. All must develop his potential to make life mean something. Start now on a quality life. 184 Valedictorian Mike Dickens: Look at the past We must use things from the past to shape our lives. Valedictorian Katie Spies: Look at life honestly. We can change ourselves and that is the best place to start. Reach a little higher. Salutatonan Mark Thurman: Each one had good opportunities at Dover. Success means being the right person. 185 May 23, 1982 — Crater Stadium: Rain The Line-up 186 Threatened But the Sun Won the Day Waiting for the Rest of the Gang Holding onto hats and looking serious 187 Pomp and Circumstance The Long Walk, The Handshake, The Smile — And It’s All Over. Then, Jubilation! 189 Tracy Adkins Daughter of Mrs. Rayma Adkins R 2 Dundee F F A 11-12; Librarian 9; B.J.V.S. 11-12 Kimberly Jo Albert Daughter of Mrs. Diane Albert 215 E. Fourth Street Phillip Alexander Son of Mr Mrs. Paul Alexander 343 Monroe Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Timothy M Allen Son of Mr Mrs. John Allen R� 4 Box 570 National Honor Society 11-12; Cross Country 9-12; Capt. 11. 12; Track 9-12; Buckeye Boy's State 11; F.C.A. 11-12; Language Club 11; Rotary World Affairs Institute 10; Scholarship Team 12; Ohio Scholastic Achievement Tests 10-12 Remta Sue Ankrom Daughter of Mrs. Mary Beighley R 2 Box 216 Perry Atkinson Son of Mrs. Linda Atkinson R 1 Box 246 Band 9-12; Choir 12; Orchestra 10-12 Jeffrey A. Baker Son of Mr Mrs. Estel Baker 521 Crider Avenue. New Phila VICA; B.J.V.S. Autobody 11-12 Penny Faye Baker Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Estel Baker 521 Crider Avenue. New Phila Drill Team 10; Office Help 10; Choir 9; O.E.A 11-12; COE 12; F.H.A. 10; B.J.V.S. 11-12 David M Barbee Son of Mr Mrs. Ralph Barbee R 2 Box 21 Choir 9-12; Media Center TV Studio 9-12; Stage Crew 9-12; Thespians 10-11. MY FAIR LADY. INHERIT THE WIND. PLAIN FANCY. THE GOOD DOCTOR Cheryl Renee Barker Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Dan Barker 835 Crater Avenue Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 11; Cross Country 12; Back-the-Guys 9-12; Choir 9-12; Heck’s Angels 11-12; Office Help 9-12; Band 9-10; Prom Attendant 12 Joseph Baumgarner Son of Mrs. Mary Baumgarner 206 East Front Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Brenda Sue Bayer Daughter of Mrs. Iona M Bayer 117 West Slingluff James Kristopher Birtcher Son of Mr Mrs. James Birtcher 1920 North Wooster Avenue Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12; F.C.A. 12 Hi-Y 12 Cynthia Diane Blacka Daughter of Mr. Mrs Lowell Blacka 201 East 21st Street Dave Blickensderfer Son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Blickensderfer 501 Shawnee Drive Ski Club 9. 12; Tennis 9-10; Choir 9-12 Tonda Darolyn Bloom Daughter of Mrs. Karen Hunt Ru2 Box 348 B.J.V.S. Autobody 11-12 VICA Russell William Bordner Son of Mrs. Nancy E Bordner Ru2 B.J.V.S. 11-12 Alan Wayne Boreman Son of Mrs. Ruth Ann Ramsey 106 Charles Drive B.J.V.S. Stacy Lynn Brady Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Patrick Brady 218 East 13th Street Yearbook Staff 12; Prom Committee 11; Track 10; Band 9; Plays; MY FAIR LADY. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Emmett Jerome Braglin Jr. Son of Mr. Mrs. Emmett Braglin 309 West 16th Street Baseball 9-12; Football 9-12 Marsha Kay Bridgewater Daughter of Mr Mrs. Charles Bridgewater 190 418 Seneca Drive Band 9-12; Thespians 11-12; Back-the-Guys 11. 12; Language Club 11. President 11; Student Council 9-12; Plays: DEAR RUTH. WAKE UP DARLING. INHERIT THE WIND. THE GOOD DOCTOR Christine Elany Britto de Araujo Exchange Student Program 12; Interact Club 11; English School 9. 10. 11; Modern Dance 11 Keith R. Burgess Son of Mr. Mrs. Sara Kamban 704 East Front Street Football 9-12; Track 10-12; Hi-Y 11 -12; Bahama Trip 10 Connie Rae Burkhart Daughter of Mr. Mrs Ray Burkhart 1405 Walnut Street Band 9-11; Back-the-Guys 9-12; F.B.A. 12 Melanie Ann Burkhart Daughter of Mr. Mrs Robert Burkhart 1410 Chestnut Street Band 9-12; Band Council 11. 12. Secretary-Treasurer 12; F.B.A. 12; Jazz Band 12; Plays: MY FAIR LADY David Bryan Burrell Son of Mr. Mrs. Lewis P Burrell 708 Walnut Street Track Wendy Lynne Burrell Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Duane Burrell 324 Glenview Avenue Band 9-11; National Honor Society 12; BJ.V.S. 11-12; VICA 11-12; VICA Queen 11; Wendy Busby Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ronald Selway R 3 Bahama trip 11.12 Kevin Charles Cain Son of Mrs. Sheila Duvall 727 East Avenue B J.V.S. 11-12; Band 9-12 Cynthia Bernice Chaudrue Daughter of Mrs Nancy Slay 137 Pompano Lane. New Phila Band 9; Basketball 9; Volleyball 11-12; Back-the-Guys 10. 12; Cheerleader 11; F.H.A. 10; Prom Committee 11; O.E A 11 Jeffrey Lee Clark Son of Mr Mrs. Paul Weigand 400 East Fifth Street Thespians 9-12; Track 10-12; Chess Club 12; Wrestling 9-11; Art Club 12; Treasurer 12; Plays: CAMELOT. MY FAIR LADY. PLAIN AND FANCY. AUNTIE MAME. THE GOOD DOCTOR. INHERIT THE WIND. DEAR RUTH. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. ONCE UPON A MATTRESS Bruce Clay Son of Mr Mrs. Thomas E. Clay 514 Howe Street Art Club 11-12 Brett Cochenour Son of Mrs. Linda Cochenour 515 Race Street Basketball 11; Track 11; B J.V.S. 11-12 Jill Marie Cochran Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Walter Cochran R 3 Box 285 Student Council 9.11. 12; Cheerleader 12; Track 12; Language Club 11; Back-the-Guys 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Prom Committee 11; F.B.A. 10; Librarian 9; Plays: ONCE UPON A MATTRESS Prom Queen Attendant 12 Timothy John Cole Son of Mrs. Shirley Jones 308 West Ninth Street Vince L. Contini Son of Mr. Mrs. Anthony Contini 930 East Street Football 9-12; Track 9-12: F.C.A. 10-12; Hi-Y 12 Julie Ann Cookson Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Richard Cookson 202 South McKinley Avenue Band 9-11; Back-the-Guys 10-12; Student Council 11-12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Office Help 10. 12; Lab Assistant 10: F T.A. 12; F.B.A. 12; Prom Committee 11; Back Trackers 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12; Youth-In-Government 12 John Matthew Corsi Son of Mr. Mrs. Mario Corsi 843 East Fourth Street Football 9-12. Captain 12; Baseball 9-12; Basketball 9-10; Choir 9-12; Heck's Angels 10-12; National Honor Society 11-12. Sec. 12; F.C.A 10-12. Sec. 11. Pres 12: Class President 10. 12; Class Vice-Pres 9; Student Council 9. 10; Hi-Y 10-12 Stephanie Lynn Cox Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Earl C. Cox R 1 Box 370 Language Club, treasurer 11; Library Aide 9-11; F.B.A. 12; Bowling Intramurals 11 Joseph Lloyd Coyle Son of Mr Mrs. Harold Coyle 449 Shawnee Drive BJ.V.S. 11-12 Mike Cozart Son of Mr Mrs. William Cozart 828 North Tuscawaras Avenue OWE. 11-12 Julie Linn Crites Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Lee Crites 715 East Third Street Melissa Jean Crowell Daughter of Mrs. Anita Bernard 725 Sterling Avenue Apt 4 Class Officers: John Corsi. President; Chris Hutras. Vice President; Andrea Douthitt. Secretary. Keith Burgess Treasurer; John Denning. Assembly Representative Class Motto It is far better to dare mighty things. To win glorious triumphs. Even though checked by failure. Than to take rank with those poor spirits Who neither enjoy much nor suffer much. Because they live in the gray twilight That knows not victory nor defeat. 191 John Patrick Cunningham Son of Mr. Mrs. Sam McCausland 123 West Eighth Street Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12; FC.A 11-12 Anthony Glenn Daley Son of Mr. Mrs. Dewey Daley 217 Reeves Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12; 0.0.E.A. 11-12; Hi-Y 12; Account Clerk Senior President 12 Richard Lee Davidson Son of Mr. Mrs. James Davidson 102 East 20th Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Patricia Viola Davis Daughter of Mr. Mrs Michael Daley 311 West Eighth Street John William Denning Son of Mr. Mrs. Clifford Denning 314 Shafer Avenue Football 9-12; Track 9-12; Hi-Y 12; F.C.A 12; Student Council 9-12; Class Officer. Assembly Rep. 12; Spanish Club 11; Bahamas Trip 11; Youth-In-Government 12 Tricia Linn Dessecker Daughter of Mr. Mrs. James Dessecker R� 3 Box 223 Band 9-12. Majorette 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12. Treas. 11. Sec. 12: Student Council 9. 10. 12; Back-the-Guys 10-12; Back Tracker 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Lab Assistant 10; Bowling Intramurals 10-12; Bahama Trip 11 Michael Lee Dickens Son of Mr. Mrs. William Minor 1906 Tremont Football 9-12; Track 9-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Language Club 11; Boys State 11; Prom Committee 11; Hi-Y 12; Quiz Bowl Team 10-12 Lyle W Dickey Son of Mr. Mrs. Harry Dickey 125 Lincoln Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12; Track 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Cross-Country 9-11 Melinda Dotts Daughter of Mr. Mrs. LaVerne Dotts 306 Race Street Art Club 9-12; Bowling Intramurals 9-10 Julie Ann Douglas Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Vance Douglas 321 East 11th Street Band 9-12. Majorette 11-12; Andrea Kay Douthitt Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Richard Douthitt Rffl Cheerleader 9-12. Captain 12; Class Officer. Sec. 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Back-the-Guys 11-12; Student Council 9-11; Prom Committee 11; Office Help 9-10. Baseball Stat. 9-10; Rose Queen Attendant 11; Homecoming Queen Attendant 12 Jeffrey James Edwards Son of Mrs. Geraldine Edwards 930 North Tuscawaras Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12 Lisa Mara Ehrhart Daughter of Mr. Mrs. David Ehrhart Atwood Village R 1 Sherrodsville Kimberly Sue English Daughter of Mr. Mrs. William English 117 East Tenth Street Language Club 11-12. President 12; Back- the-Guys 9-12; F T A. 9. 10. 11; F.H.A 9; Orchestra 9-10, President 10: Spanish Travel Club 10; Scholarship Team 11; Media Center 10-12; Library Aide 11; Art Club 10 Julie Anne Evans Daughter of Mr. Mrs. William Evans 212 Bell Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12. Co-Op Office Education 12. 0.0.E.A. 11-12 Mike Feller Son of Mr. Mrs. Earl Feller 1326 North Wooster Avenue Track 9; Bowling Intramurals 9-10 Todd A. Feutz Son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Feutz R 2 Box 133 B.J.V.S. Machine Trades. 11-12 Douglas Scott Fishel Son of Mr. Mrs. Donald Fishel 119 North Wooster Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12; F.F.A. 11-12; Class Pres. 11 John L. Fisher Son of Mr. Mrs. James A Fisher 107 Charles Drive Yearbook Staff. Photographer 11. Editor 12; Art Club 11-12; Language Club 11; Spanish Club 12; Bowling Intramurals 9 Rod L. Flauhaus Son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Flauhaus. R� 2 Thespians 9-12. Pres. 12; Speech Team 12; Band 9-12; Band Council 10-12; Art Club 12; Language Club 11; Morning Announcements 11; Plays. MY FAIR LADY. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. THE PEOPLE VS. MAXINE LOWE. THE GOOD DOCTOR. PLAIN AND FANCY. ARSENIC AND OLD 192 LACE. DEAR RUTH. TOWARDS ZERO. WAKE UP DARLING. ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. BAREFOOT IN THE PARK. OF MICE AND MEN. TEACH ME HOW TO CRY. OUR TOWN Karen K Flickmger Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Paul Flickmger R 1 Box 336 Student Council 9-12; Art Club 910; F.M.C. 10-12; Band 9-12; Ski Club 12 Michael Jerome Flora Son of Mr. Mrs. Jeromej Jerome Flora 913 North Tuscawaras Avenue Track 10-12; Football 9-12; Hi-Y 12; Basketball 9-10; Homecoming King 12 Patty Jo Fockler Daughter of Mrs Beverly Fockler 28 Charles Drive Robert L. Fondriest Son of Mr. Mrs. Ronald Fondriest 321 East Second Street B.J.V.S. Machine Trades 11-12 Penny V. Forstrom Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Forstrom 110 Pine Street Kathryn Ann Fox Daughter of Mrs. Ethel Fox Rts2 Box 310. Dundee Bruno Joseph Frank Jr. Son of Mrs. Margaret Galbraith 921 North Wooster Avenue Football 9-12; Track 10-12; Student Council 10-12; F.C.A. 12. Douglas D. Frautschy Son of Mr. Mrs. Doyle Frautschy. R� 2 B.J.V.S. 11-12 Denise I. Freetage Daughter of Mr Mrs. Eddie Freetage 204 Shafer Avenue Band 9-12; F M C. 10-12 Wesley A Garner Son of Mr. Mrs. Frank Lowery 501 Washington Street Lisa Garwell Daughter of Mr Mrs. Dennis Garwell 1003 East Third Street Band 9-10; F T.A. 10-11; Tim Gibbs Son of Mr. Mrs. Stanley Gibbs R 1 Box 157 B.J.V.S. 11-12 Dennis James Golden Son of Mrs. Ethel Golden 12 Charles Drive Wrestling 11-12; Basketball 9 Pamela Sue Goss Daughter of Mr Mrs. John Goss 132 Glenview Avenue Cross Country 9; Track 11-12; F B A. 10; F H.A. 10; Back-the-Guys 10 Ronald Dean Graham Son of Mr Mrs. Donald Graham 209 Johnson Avenue BJ.V.S. Carpentry 11-12; VICA 11-12; Wrestling 9-10 Kelly Jo Green Daughter of Mrs. Ruth Green Rtt2 Box 38 Charlene Kay Grove Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Grove Gibbs Lane B.J.V.S. 11-12; Bat Girl 9; Librarian 9. Office Help 9-10; Basketball Stat 12; Back-the-Guys 9-12; F.H.A. 9; O.E.A 11-12 Rebekah S. Guy Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles Guy 115 West 11th Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Jodie Marie Haas Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Joe Haas 948 East Third Street Band 9-12; F B.A. 11-12; James T. Hagloch Son of Mr. Mrs. Herbert Hagloch Rn2 Box 149 Wrestling 9-11; Track 10-12; Football 9-12; Boy’s State 11; Chess Club 11-12; Art Club 10-12. Vice-Pres. 12; Language Club 11; Thespians 11-12; Plays: ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. WAKE UP DARLING Kathlyn S. Hagloch Daughter of Mrs. Betty Hagloch 14 Charles Drive Track 9 Sally Hagloch Daughter of Mrs. Jo Hagloch 1521 McMillan Avenue Student Council 9-10; Class Officer. Sec. 9- 10; Art Club 9-12; Bowling Intramurals 9- 10 Chad Hammerstrom Son of Mr. Mrs. Richard Hammerstrom Rtt Box 227 B.J.V.S. 11-12; Track 10-11; Ski Club 11-12 Chet Hammerstrom Son of Mr. Mrs. Richard Hammerstrom R 1 Box 227 Football 10-11; Track 10-12; Wrestling 9-10; Ski Club 11-12; Choir 10-12; Heck’s Angels 12; Art Club 9-12; Bowling Intramurals 12 Todd Handrich Son of Mr. Mrs. William Handrich 1228 North Wooster Avenue Football 9-12; Wrestling 9-12 Connie Jean Haney Daughter of Mr Mrs. Arnold D Haney 86 Park Street B.J.V.S 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; O.E.A. 11-12; F.H.A 11-12 John Hanlon Son of Mr Mrs. James L. Hanlon 37 Charles Drive BJ.V.S. 11-12 Lori Harmon Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles Harmon 518 East Front Street B J.V.S. 11-12; HERO 11-12 Mark Edward Harmon Son of Mr Mrs. Edward Harmon R 2 Dundee B.J.V.S. 11-12; Wrestling 9-12; Paula Renee Harmon Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Robert Harmon 310 Prospect Street Band 9-12; F.B.A 12; Back-the-Guys 12; Band Sec.-Treas 12. Vice-Pres. 12; Band Council 11-12 Marie D. Haynes Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Earl Haynes 133 West Iron Avenue BJ.V.S. 11-12 Peggy Marie Hellem Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Forrest Hellem 122 East Second Street Choir 10-12. Lib. 11. Vice-Pres. 12; Art Club 12; Bowling Intramurals 9; Thespians 11-12; Plays: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. PLAIN AND FANCY. TOWARD ZERO. INHERIT THE WIND. ONCE UPON A MATTRESS Ellen Henms Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Harry Hennis 309 East 17th Street Band 9-12. Asst. Sec.-Treas. 11. Pres. 12 Band Council 10-12; F.T.A. 11-12, Pres 12. Janet Lee Hershberger Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Laon Hershberger 801 North Tuscawaras Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12; HERO 11-12; F.H.A. 9-10 Michael Allen Horn Son of Mrs. Carol Jo Horn 108 Canal Road B.J.V.S. 11-12 Linda Kay Houston Daughter of Mr. Delmar Houston. R� 1 Melinda Sue Huff Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Gerald B. Huff R� 1 Box 452 National Honor Society 11-12 Michele Faye Huff Daughter of Mr. James D. Huff. Rt Cheerleader 9-12; Back-the-Guys 10-12; Office Help 10-12; Ski Club 9. 10. 12; Art Club 10-11; Prom Committee 11 Christopher Carl Hutras Son of Mr. Mrs. William Hutras. R 2 Football 9-12. Capt. 12; Track 10-12; Ski Club 9-10; Basketball 10; Thespians 11-12. Vice-Pres. 12 193 Brian William Ickes Son of Mr. Mrs. Walter Ickes 901 East Fourth Street B.J.V.S. Carpentry 11-12; VICA 11-12; Wrestling 12 Colin P Incarnato Son of Mr. Mrs. Nick Incarnato 715 Race Street Suzanne Kay Jackson Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Daryl Jackson 1204 Tremont Street Mat Maid 10-11 National Honor Society 12; Basketball 11; Track 9; Back-the-Guys 12; Language Club 11 Wendy Lynn Jenkins Daughter of Mr Mrs. Thomas Alan Jenkins R� 4 Box 584 Jennifer Lynn Jennings Daughter of Mr. Mrs Robert Jennings R� 1 Cheerleader 10 11; Shelly Jordan Attended Alliance High School 1981-82 James David Karl Son of Mr. Mrs. John Karl. R� 2 B.J.V.S. 11 12 Don Eugene Kaufman Son of Mrs. Linda Kaufman 310 West Eighth Street OWE 11-12 Richard B. Kelker Son of Mr Mrs. Eugene Kelker 304 Regent Street Football 10-12; Track 11-12 Mary Kay King Daughter Mary Ann King 114 Iron Avenue Choir 9-11; Volleyball 9-12; Basketball 9; Student Council 10; F.H.A 9; Librarian 12 Daniel Lee Knotts Son of Mr Mrs. William Knotts 2715 Delaware Circle Football Trainer 9-12; Choir 9-11; Heck's Angels 10-11; Basketball 9; Class Officer. Pres. 9; Baseball 9-10; F.C.A 12; Scholastic Achievement Test 9. 12 Jeffrey A Korns Son of Mr. Mrs Jerry Korns 1220 Walnut Street B J.V.S. Carpentry 11-12; VICA 11-12; Basketball 9-10 Kevin D. Korns Son of Mr Mrs. Donald Korns 1102 North Wooster Avenue Yearbook Bus Staff 9-12; Language Club 11; Lori Jean Krause Daughter of Mr Mrs. Allen Krause 406 Oakdale Drive National Honor Society 11-12; Band 9-10; Language Club 11. Sec. 11; Volleyball 11-12 Todd R Krieg Son of Mr. Mrs. David Baldwin 416 East Second Street B.J.V.S. Food Processing 11-12 Lori Jean Kutcher Daughter of Mr. Mrs Kenneth Kutcher 302 Shafer Avenue Track 9-12; Cross Country 9; Language Club 11; Office Help 10-12; Bowling Intramurals 11 Stayce Deeneen Livingston Daughter of Dolores Simpson 1411 Kelly St. Beth Anne Loader Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Enos L. Loader 214 East Wills Avenue Band 9; Lab Assistant 10-12; Tennis 9-11; F B.A Pres. 12; Yearbook 12; Student Council 10-11; Office Help 11; Ski Club 10-12; Prom Committee 11 Jane Elizabeth Luthy Daughter of Mrs. Joyce Luthy 811 Lakeview Drive Band 9-10; Pom Pom Girl 10-11; Track 10; Art Club 10; F T A 10; Orchestra 10; Kirk Allen McAtee 526 E Front Street OWE 11-12 Bob McCaslin Son of Mr Mrs. Robert McCaslin 516 Race Street B J.V.S. 11-12; Football 9-10 Thomas Ray McCombs Son of Mr. Mrs. Richard McCombs 916 East Fourth Street Mark E. McConnell Son of Mr Mrs. Roy McConnell 116 East Second Street B J.V.S. Masonry 11-12 Paul McDonald Son of Mr Mrs. Don McDonald 141 West Iron Avenue B J.V.S 11-12; Football 9: F.F.A. 11-12; Student Advisor 12 Bruce McDonnell Son of Mr. Mrs. Horace Page. R 3 Audio Visual Aids 9-10; Language Club 9-10 James L. McDougall Son of Mr. Mrs. George McDougall. R 3 B J.V.S Masonry 11-12; VICA 11-12. Baseball 9-11 Lora Lea McKeever Daughter of Mr Mrs. Michael McKeever 224 East 13th Street Basketball 9-12; Volleyball 10-12; Media Center 11-12 Michael H. McKenzie Son of Mrs. Judy Linder 2704 Mohican Drive Football 9-11; Choir 9-12. Heck's Angels 11-12; Basketball Man 11; Contest Choir 9-12 Tim McKenzie Son of Mr. Mrs. Dan Coenen. R� 2 B J.V.S. 11-12. Wrestling 9-10 Elizabeth McMann Daughter of Mr. Mrs. William McMann 614 East Front Street B.J.V.S. 11-12; HERO 12; Office Help 9-10 Brooke Gwm Mackey Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Karl Mackey 109 East 11th Street Choir 9-11; O W E. 11; Back-the-Guys 12 Tammara S. Maher Daughter of Mr. Mrs. John Maher 309 Madison Street Choir 9-12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Student Council 9 Susan Christine Margletta Daughter of Mr Mrs. Leonard Margletta 805 Race Street Basketball 9; Track 9-10; Tri-Hi-Y 9; F.M.C. 12; F T.A. 11; Language Club 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12; Back-the-Guys 9-12; Prom Committee 11 Amy Elizabeth Marlowe Daughter of Mr. Mrs. David R. Marlowe 842 East Fifth Street Band 9-12; Band Council 9-10; Lab Assistant 9-12; Chess Club 11-12; Ski Club 9; Yearbook Staff 12; Bowling Intramurals 9; Office Help 9; Ohio Scholastic Achievement Tests 12; American Legion Govt. Exam Team 12 Greg Marsh Son of Mr Mrs. Jerry Marsh 135 East Broadway B J.V.S. 11-12 Jon Kevin Marshall Son of Mr Mrs. Thomas Marshall 200 East 15th Street F T.A. 11-12. Vice-Pres. 12; F.M.C. 12; Chess Club 12; Art Club 12; Plays: AUNTIE MAME 194 Mellissa Ann Mason Daughter of Mr. Mrs Richard Mason 111 East 14th Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Douglas Carl Maurer Son of Mr Mrs. Edward Maurer 200 East Second Street Art Club 9-11 Keith Maurer Son of Mrs Georgia Maurer 1212 Crater Avenue Barbara Jo Maybaugh Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Maybaugh 135 West Sixth Street Student Council 9-11; Class Officer. Assembly Rep. 11; Cheerleader 11; Back-the-Guys 12; Office Help 10-11; Prom Committee 11 Tim Meechan Son of Mr Mrs. John Meechan R 1 Box 168B B.J.V.S. 11-12; Football 9-10 Deborah Ann Meeker Daughter of Mr Mrs. Jay Meeker 201 Schaar Drive Back-the-Guys 11-12; Office Help 12; Librarian 10-11; Math Tutor 11 Tern J. Meldrum Daughter of Mr Mrs. John Swmehart 148 South Fairview Cheerleader 9. 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Bowling Intramurals 9-10; Class Officer. Treas. 9-10; Back-the-Guys 9-11; F.B.A. 12; Prom Committee 11 Michael Owen Mencer Son of Mr. Mrs. Donald Mencer 1722 Tremont Street F.C A. 11-12. Vice-Pres. 12; Hi-Y 11-12. Chaplain 12; Football 9-12; Track 9-10; Ski Club 9-12; Student Council 11; Brent E Menefee Son of Mrs. Ruth Menefee Shambaugh. R 3 Kimberly Rae Mills Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Raymond Mills R 4 Box 507 F M.C. 12; Basketball 11; Track 11; Language Club 11; Back-the-Guys 12; Librarian 9. 10. 12; Office Help 12 Scott Alan Miskimen Son of Mrs. Iona Emert. R 2 B.J.V.S. Carpentry 11-12; VICA 11-12 Kelly Robert Moore Son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Moore R 3 Box 318 B.J.V.S. 11-12 Kristie Lynn Morris Daughter of Mr Mrs. Robert Morris R 2 Box 108 Pom-Pom Girls 11-12. Co-Capt. 12; Back-the-Guys 12; Ski Club 12; Mat Maids 11 Stephanie H Morris Daughter of Mrs. Anna M Morris 305 East Seventh Street Art Club 12; Librarian 9-12; Play: PLAIN AND FANCY William (Bill) B Morrison Son of Mrs. Dorothy Morrison 435 Canal Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Kimberly Ann Morton Daughter of Mr Mrs. Robert Morton 337 West Fifth Street Cheerleader 9-12; Homecoming Queen 12; Prom Committee 11; Erika Mounts Daughter of Mr. Mrs. David Mounts 201 High Street Office Help 11-12 Andrew J. Mueller Son of Mr. Mrs. Robert Mueller 402 East Third Street Chess Club 11-12; Basketball 9 Steven Joe Mullet Son of Mr. Mrs. Rueben Mullet 225 East 11th Street Baseball 11-12; Basketball 9 Carol Marie Mumma Daughter of Mrs. Simon Mumma. Rx?l Basketball 9-12 Sharon Ann Murch Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ralph Murch 218 West Second Street Choir 9-12. Heck’s Angels 11-12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 Larry J. Murphy Son of Mr. Mrs. Gerald Murphy 933 Lakeview Drive Football 9-11; Track 10-11 Melanie Kae Murphy Daughter of Mr Mrs Greg Gardner 231 West Fourth Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Mark A Murray Son of Mrs. Janet Murray R� 1 Box 358 B.J.V.S. Machine Trades 11-12 Mark Edward Myers Son of Mr. Mrs. Larry Myers 324 Grant Street Choir 10-12. Treas 11. Pres 12; Student Council 10-12; Tennis 10-11; Golf 11; Hi-Y 12; Prom Committee 11 Brian K. Nepsa Son of Mr. Mrs Robert Nepsa 307 Shafer Avenue B J.V.S. Food Processing 11-12; Football 9-12; Wrestling 9-12 • r Gina Jo Nigro-Lusic Daughter of Mr Mrs. Nick Nigro 905 North Wooster Track 9-12; Mark Alan Owen Son of Mrs. Darleen Owen 280 South Tuscawaras Avenue B J.V.S. 11-12 Julie Lynn Packer Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Donald Packer 331 East 15th Street Band 9-11. Band Council 10; Student Council 10-12; F T A 10-12. Sec 11; Back-the-Guys 10-12; Office Help 11-12; Pom-Pom Girl 10; Bat Girl 10; Back Tracker 12; Basketball Statistician 11; Plays: AUNTIE MAME. MY FAIR LADY; Bahama Trip 11 Tammy M Page 719 Sterling Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12; HERO 11-12 Ronald Allan Patterson Son of Mr Mrs. Samuel Patterson 107 South Cross Street B.J.V.S. Indust Electricity 11-12 Steven Ray Patterson Son of Mr. Mrs. Ray Patterson. R� 4 B.J.V.S. Food Processing 11-12 Laurie Ann Plunk Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Lee Plunk. R 3 Band 9-12. Majorette 10-12: Tri-Hi-Y 10-12. Vice. Pres 11. Pres. 12; Student Council 9-12; Office Help 12; Back-the-Guys 9-12; Back Trackers 10-12; Prom Committee 11: Bowling Intramurals 10-12 Joyce Diane Polen Daughter of Mr Mrs. George Polen 218 Bell Avenue Valerie Pretorius Daughter of Mr Mrs. Calvin Pretorius 201 Reeves Avenue Tri-Hi-Y 10: Office Help 9 Anna Marie Prum Daughter of Mr Mrs. Steve Pruni 136 McKinley Avenue Band 9; Tennis 10-12; Back-the-Guys 12; Ski Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Lab Assistant 9-10; Bahamas Trip 10 Lori A. Rauschenbach Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Kenneth France 219 West Wills Avenue 195 Daniel M Ray Son of Mr. Mrs. Roger Ray R 2 Box 445 B.J.V.S. Autobody 11-12; VICA 11-12 Epheron Todd Ray Son of Mrs. Delsie Ray 324 Broad Street Roger Gene Renner Son of Mr. Mrs. Roger Renner. R� 1 Wrestling 10; Plays; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Joyce Ann Rentsch Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Franklin W Rentsch 1816 Dover Avenue Choir 10-11; Orchestra 12. Sec. Treas.. Librarian 12; Band 12; National Honor Society 12 Penny Lynn Rinehart Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Jack Rinehart 502 Ricksecker Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Lori Rae Rippel Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Dave Rippel 1315 East Front Street Cheerleader 9-12; Rose Queen Attendant 11; Jonathon P Ross Son of Mrs. Carol Ross 938 East Third Street Basketball 9; Golf 10-12; Student Council 9-10 Bev Maureen Rothacher Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Raymond Rothacher 107 East Iron Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12; Back-the-Guys 9-10; Mat Maids 9-12; Art Club 9-12 OEA 12 Chris A. Ruegsegger Son of Mr Mrs. William Ruegsegger R 2 Box 218 Band 9-11; Orchestra 10-11 Robyn R. Ruegsegger Daughter of Mr. Mrs. William Ruegsegger Rtt2 Box 218 Office Help 12 Wendy Sue Saunders Daughter of Mr Mrs. William Saunders 218 East Fourth Street Harold L. Sayre Son of Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Sayre 118 High Street B J.V.S. Machine Trades 11-12 Linda Diane Schaar Daughter of Mr Mrs David Schaar Rtt3 Box 210G B J.V.S. 11-12; Office 10 James William Schlosser Son of Mr. Mrs. James Schlosser 2730 Wyandot Drive National Honor Society 12; Band 9-11; Yearbook Staff 12; Basketball Statistician 9; Bowling Intramurals 9; Ohio Scholastic Achievement Test 9. 11 Leslie Kay Schooff Daughter of Mr Mrs. David Schooff 2200 North Wooster Avenue Band 9; Choir 10. 12; Orchestra 9-10; Basketball 9-10; Track 9; Office Help 9. 10. 12; Student Council 9-10. Back-the-Guys 10-12; Yearbook Staff 12 Paula Kay Schultz Daughter of Mr. Mrs Paul Schultz 419 Marian Street B.J.V.S. 11-12; VICA 11-12; Art Club 10; Librarian 9-10; Back-the-Guys 9-12 Teresa Sue Selway Daughter of Mr. Mrs Ron Selway R 3 Box 213E Cathy Short Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Robert Short 1413 Tremont Street Band 9-12. Band Council 11-12. Hist. 12; Jazz Band 12; F.B.A 12; Pit Orchestra 12; Plays; MY FAIR LADY Melanie Lynn Short Daughter of Mr Mrs. William Short R� 1 Box 164 Ski Club 9-11; Art Club 12 Terry Paul Shryock Son of Mrs. Paula Shryock 728 North Wooster Apt 2C Football 9; Basketball 9-10; Golf 10-12; Boy’s State 11; Wrestling 11; Teenage Institute 10 John Karl Siegenthaler Son of Mrs. Connie Siegenthaler 25 Candlelight Lane B J.V.S. 11-12; Football 9-11; FFA Treas 12 Ben David Smallridge Son of Mr. Mrs. Ben Smallridge 2000 Walnut Street Jeffrey S. Smitley Son of Mr. Mrs Robert Luthy 316 West 12th Street B J.V.S. Indust. Electricity 11-12; Intramural Bowling 9-12; Intramural Golf 9-12 James M Snyder Son of Mr. Mrs. James P Snyder 710 Shafer Avenue Katherine Sue Spies Daughter of Judge Harlan Spies Rtt2 Box 473 Basketball 9-12, Capt. 12; Tennis 10-12, Capt 12; National Honor Society 11-12. Pres. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-12. Chaplain 12; Student Council 9-12; Back-the-Guys 9-12; F T.A 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Back Trackers 12; Basketball Statistician 11; Youth-in-Government 12; Plays MY FAIR LADY; Prom Committee 11 Bill Stallings Son of Mr. Mrs. William Stallings 212 West 12th Street B J.V.S. Food Processing 11-12; Wrestling 9-10 196 Virginia Stephan Daughter of Mr James Stephan 115 Crater Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12; VICA 11-12; F.H.A. 11-12 Barb M. Stull Daughter of Mr Mrs. Earl E. Bonheimer Rtt2 Box 183 Band 9; Choir 9-10; F.H.A. 9 Terry Lee Swegheimer Son of Mr. Mrs. Dennis Doney R 3 Box 337 Todd Lynn Swegheimer Son of Mr. Mrs. Dennis Doney R� 3 Box 337 William Thomas Thayer Son of Mr. Mrs Thomas J Bill 9 Charles Drive Wrestling 9-12; Yearbook Staff 11; Golf 9. F T A 10; Plays: BAREFOOT IN THE PARK Mark Wesley Thurman Son of Mr. Mrs. Dean Thurman 345 Reeves Avenue National Honor Society 11-12. Vice Pres 12; Tennis 11-12. Capt 12; Basketball 9-11; Plays: TOWARDS ZERO Frederick J. Todd Son of Mrs. Luzon Todd 510 Broad Street Football 9-12; Baseball 9-11; Track 12; F.C.A. 10-12; Student Council 12; Basketball 9-10; Wrestling 11 Dawna Marie Torch Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles Colletti, R� 3 B.J.V.S. 11-12; Volleyball 9-12. Capt. 12; Basketball 9-10; Track 9-12; Cross Country 10; Back-the-Guys 9-12; OOEA 11-12 Richard A Torgler Son of Mr Mrs. Richard Torgler. R 1 Tammy Lynn Trautman Daughter of Mr. Mrs. James Trautman 432 Shawnee Drive National Honor Society 11-12; Back-the-Guys 12; Language Club 11; Office Help 12; Cynthia Sita Tripathy Daughter of Dr. Mrs. Ghana Tripathy 915 North Wooster Avenue Track 11-12; Volleyball 11-12; Back-the-Guys 11-12; Media Center Aide 11-12; Student Council 9. 11. 12; Choir 9-11 Dilip D. Tripathy Son of Dr. Mrs. Ghana Tripathy 915 North Wooster Avenue Choir 9-12; Media Center Aide 9-12; Chess Club 11-12; Prom Committee 11; Stage Crew 9-12; Thespians 9-10; Plays: MY FAIR LADY. HASTY HEART. THE GOOD DOCTOR Paul Louis Truchly 230 Lloyd Apt B-l Mark A. Vierheller Son of Mr. Clarence Vierheller 418 Crater Avenue B.J.V.S. 11-12 Hyle J. Volzer Son of Mr. Mrs. Jerry Volzer 221 Schaar Drive B.J.V.S 11-12 Vicky Lynn Waldo Daughter of Mr Mrs. James Waldo 312 West 22nd Street Tennis 11-12; F B A. 11-12; F.H.A 9; Track 12; Back-the-Guys 10-12; Librarian 9-10; Prom Committee 11 Kimberly May Waters Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Dwam Waters Gibbs Lane Tennis 12; Ski Club 12 Jeffrey Allen Weber Son of Mr. Mrs Henry Weber Rtt2 Box 255 B.J.V.S 11-12 Dawn Christine Wells Daughter of Mr Mrs. Robert Jordan 1129 Walnut Street Barry James White Son of Mr. Mrs. Richard White Winkler Drive Tennis 10-12; Golf 10-12; Ski Club 10-12; Scholar Challenge Team 11-12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 12; Thespians 11-12; Plays: ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. DEAR RUTH. TOWARDS ZERO. WAKE UP DARLING Kenda Lea White Daughter of Mr Mrs. Hobert White 803 East Fifth Street Steven L. White Son of Mr. Mrs. Fred White Rttl Bowling Intramurals 9-12; Golf 9-11 Pat Whitman Son of Mr Mrs. Les Williams 210 North Fairview Wrestling 9; Bowling Intramurals 11-12 Tonya Lee Wigert Daughter of Mr Mrs. Milton Wigert 217 East 13th Street Band 9-12; F B A. 12; Back-the-Guys 11-12; Librarian 9; Student Council 9; Plays: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. MAXINE LOWE Linda Lou Willoughby Daughter of Mr Mrs. Max Ritenour Box 702 B J.V.S. 11-12; Volleyball 10; Track 9 Larry Edward Wismtamer Son of Mr. Mrs. Larry Wisintamer Rttl Basketball 9-12; Baseball 9-12 Dale Preston Woods Son of Mr. Mrs. Calvin Woods 531 Washington B.J.V.S. 1 M2; Football 9; Basketball 9-12; Student Council 10; Tennis 9-11 Angela K. York Daughter of Mr Mrs. Burton Bailey Rtt2 Dundee B.J.V.S. 11-12 Shannon R. Young Son of Mr. Mrs. Richard Young 140 West Eighth Street B.J.V.S. 11-12 Terry L. Young Son of Mr. Dean H. Young 506 Marion Street B.J.V.S. 11-12; Football 9-12; Wrestling 9-12 Jeffrey Edward Zeigler Son of Mr. Mrs. Guy Zeigler. R� 3 B J.V.S. Diesel Mech 11-12; Audio Visual Aide 11-12 Sally Ann Zifer Daughter of Mr. Mrs. James Zifer 117 Reeves Avenue Band 9-12. Majorette 10-11. head 12; F T.A. 11-12; Student Council 9-12. Hist. 11. Pres 12; Back Trackers 10-12; Back-the-Guys 9-12; Prom Committee Chairman 11; Plays. LITTLE WOMEN. HASTY HEART. AUNTIE MAME Mark A. Zorzi Son of Mr Mrs. Leo Zorzi 131 West 12th Street Marcie Lyn Zorzi Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Leo Zorzi 131 West 12th Street Student Council 9-11; Back-the-Guys 9-11; Cheerleader 9-12; Class Officer. Vice-Pres 9. Pres. 11; Art C-ub 11; Prom Committee Club Rose Queen 11; Homecoming Queen Attendant 12 197 SWIRL STAFF STRIKES AGAIN! Special thanks to Troop and Pluto of Canton. Photographers; THE TIMES REPORTER for sports action pictures; Mitchell’s Studios for team pictures; and Mrs Janet Cook for managing the ■business”. 198 Swirl Staff Members: Tracy Herron, Wendy Iberg, Katie Spies, Charlene McHenry, Jill Cochran, Kevin Dalpiaz, Jim Schlosser. Top Row, Beth Loader, Julie Cookson. Kevin Korns (Business), Stacy Brady, Leslie Schoof, Amy Marlowe, John Fisher (Editor). Opposite page, bottom, John Fisher and Beth Loader check over the plans for the yearbook. Yearbook Staff would like to thank John for being such a fine editor. Top left, Tracy Herron tries to decide which picture to use. Top right, Katie is seen at her typewriter busily typing up the senior roster. She spent many long hours typing to complete this for the yearbook. Bottom right. Kevin and Leslie WORK very hard to complete their layouts. PATRONS The yearbook staff would like to thank the following patrons: Floyd A. May Bonnie K. Mackey Glen and Ann Groh Mr. and Mrs. Wm Minor Dan and Sue Barker Mr and Mrs. Doran Gordon Barb Stull Mr and Mrs. R.L. Johnston Geraldine and Earl Bonheimer Donald W. Mastin, M.D. Herman Rugam. Jr.. D.D.S.. Inc. 551 Wabash Ave N.W.. New Phila 126 Ray Ave.. N.W., New Phila Dr. and Mrs. R E. Ley. Jr. Paul McFadden, M O. 129 W. Second St.. Dover 319 N Tuscarawas Ave.. Dover Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Perkowski Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cornelia 127 W. Third St.. Dover 102 E. Iron Ave.. Dover 199 IN MY LIFE fj. Linton P S cCdrtmt ) tffidu aU ihutA J'Ui rtu uJti d uHujfiJ yneJuu't'sitM iyrt . eA rufruittsudfot Adtit, Ae ru A 4 y utdJo ntA tt un zAM4ftf.itfi tucS Juut.d uzi tnonusM wUJt twU aswi fltf u{6fJf (lscanAMtU£. Aei fl vidJ a id IrtYli dA U ifstC'ffusvmfUiitAwd i 4 4-44 cd idMttSt srusH 'AdJ t'JtlA ti nt i iviy fVJu i JdJiinJf j dfit f alSctrutSitfiysuur. J Acuydi JA uhv AUlsuvci fitesi ftflwn fei fi tfih asui AuiyiJ tat-uvsU x oit JAn nt d AttftJt ul. t iuiA ji H tS usn dnsru d' t tx 4j4 4 srude. 0umpA AJutourJA Mitl sdi-af tdiffl f i u yi z 4VidJ n'tiyJ d uUM nt-fa rte AA t ' V'dddrff nd e t 4i id t ii iA -ufau td tf n. Attsnyd ft A’ d my y w snrte. t rtt ( J dd -4)(4 4H4 Jrt+U. riotnt-titsdui i4isu J4X U 44i dud iy Art sny i r Jet etMdj u n add. TODD C. WAGNER Death means leaving behind the winter of doubt and stepping into the song . . . the color. . . the fragrance of eternity . . . never again to be tired or hurt or old! In a race, everyone runs but only one person gets first prize. So run your race to win. To win the contest you must deny yourselves many things that would keep you from doing your best. An athlete goes to all this trouble just to win a blue ribbon or a silver cup. but we do it for a heavenly reward that never disappears. So I run straight to the goal with purpose in every step. I fight to win. I'm not just shadowboxing or playing around. Like an athlete I punish my body, treating it roughly, training it to do what it should, not what it wants to. Otherwise I fear that after enlisting others for the race. I myself might be declared unfit. As for me. the hour has come for me to be sacrificed: the time is here for me to leave this life. I have done my best in the race. I have run the full distance, I have kept the faith. And now the prize of victory is waiting for me. the crown of righteousness which the Lord, the righteous Judge will give me on that Day. and not only to me, but to all those who wait with love for him to appear. from St. Paul 200