Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

IN 1983, WE WERE • • • 35 Sports 95 Juniors 125 Buckeye JVS 13 Dance 105 Music 117 Sophomores 25 Seniors 137 Club 159 Play 189 Graduation 129 Freshman 151 Special 167 Faculty NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A Three cheers for D.H.S. students who really got into the sights, sounds and SPIRIT of the old Crimson and Gray tradition, while adding a few new attractions along the way! SPIRITED... 2 With school starting up again, people had different attitudes toward school. Some were up to their usual antics of trying to look busy in study hall and classes, while others were reunited with their friends and took to sitting on the hallway benches. Others busied themselves with the new computers, and many ventured into the world of business. 5 INVOLVED 6 Students at D.H.S. were involved in a large number of activities this year. A popular activity in the fall was for students to decorate their halls for football games. Some were into sports and computers, while others were interested in cooking. Clubs were busy having parties and selling candy for money-making projects. A i VERY FRIENDLY This year at D.H.S. many old friendships were rekindled and many new ones sprung up. In addition, there were the usual “special” friendships. Whether these friends were casual or really close, the supported each other, talked, and had lots of fun throughout the year. 9 vu w y • i QV£I 3, I ■ la.one If the n nHrMs djBie jyeai, our mility footbaJI team continlH the willing traditVn by making it four in mow over ttytxjysfrom Phila. “OPEN?” REGISTRATION Each spring the underclassmen of DHS undertake the nearly impossible task of manuvering their schedule through the maze of registration. Students race from table to table trying to get in before the dreaded “CLOSED CLASS sign is displayed for one of their courses. First there’s Station A, then Checkpoint Charlie, student numbers. Station D-l D-2, two copies of everything, ... ; is there no end! But in spite of all this chaos, every year we all seem to get the classes we want, even if it's not when we want them. 12 13 “Dover’s ri Weekend in New England Opposite page left corner: the 1982 Homecoming Queen Holly Kandel and her court, Lori Duscnberry and Jane Karl. Opposite page bottom left corner: Pam and Doug dance as they hold each other up. Opposite page top right; a moment of emotion as Holly is crowned. Opposite page bottom right: Chris and Steve take time out to pose for the Camera. Above left: Pete and his date dream about dancing. Bottom left; Jane and her date. Above right: Chris and Andrea, a pretty sophisticated pair. A cool October night was the setting for D.H.S.’s 1982 Homecoming, “Weekend in New England. The band R.P.M. played at the annual event sponsored by Student Council. 15 This year’s Sweater Hop was a big success. The band Krystal supplied the music, but everyone else supplied the fun. The theme for the “hop” was In the Heartland, and wasn't it appropriate! At right: Scott McCartney and Joel Hamsher show off their dates. Opposite page top: Becky and Scott, they really know how to boogie. Opposite page right: Julie Smith and her date sit this one out. Opposite page bottom: Lew and Darla compliment each other on their wardrobe. 16 Spanish Nights 1983 Jr.-Sr. Prom Queen: Regina Miller Attendants: Holly Kandel Pam Alesiano April 15 The highlight of the evening was the crowning of prom queen and her court. In the top picture, we see Tom Morris crowning queen Regina Miller as attendants Holly Kandel and Pam Alesiano look on. At the left is the official picture of the queen and court. Above. Regina, Holly, and Pam dance a slow dance with their dates. As the evening wore on, people danced the night away (top right). Holly, Gary, Pam, and Mike were no exception. 18 19 The junior class presented us all with “Spanish Nights, the theme of this year’s prom. This year’s added attractions included a brick walkway, leafy palms, and a fountain that really worked. Top right, people eagerly enter the gym for a night of dancing. Bottom right, Scott and his date share a very special dance. 20 21 Prom Night: Tailored Shined Top left: Becky and Kyle and Dave and Leslie — the same old dull routine (but they love every minute of it!). Right: Doug and Amy discuss the evening. Opposite (clockwise): Jodi Moder and Micky and Dan Warther and Michelle take a break from the dance floor. Joe Coyle and Julie Smith relax on the bench. Mr. Lorson “SparkY and his wife reminisce about the “good ole days. 22 Shoes and Sultry Smiles 23 5 E N I O R S Finally we were the SENIOR CLASS! It was a long time coming, but it passed all too quickly. Now we say the things everybody says; we had great times which we will treasure the rest of our lives. And you know? We really will. Pictured at right (treed by their responsibilities) are Senior Class Officers: Charlene McHenry, Secretary; Mary Rieger, Assembly Rep.; Cathy Feller, Treasurer; Lew (Hanging in There) Clark, President; and Phil Gordon, V.P. 26 iH r ' Pamela Jo Alesiano Todd M. Altier Judy Lynn Amistadi Brenda M. Ankney Patti Anslow Chris Araujo Brett A. Archinal James Austin Jr. Vinton P. Bair Todd A. Barr Michael R Bayer Scott Beal Pamela Jo Alesiano Daughter of Mr. Mrs. FJ. Alesiano 414 E. 11th Street Student Council 9 12, Back the Guys 9-12. Tri-Hi-Y 10-11, Prom Committee 11. Office Aid 10-12. Cheerleader 10. Spanish Club 10 Todd M. Altier Son of Mr. Mrs. Ray Altier 151 S. Fairview Avenue Football 9-12. Track 9-12. Hi-Y 11-12, FCA 11 John R Allenbaugh Son of Mr. Bruce Allenbaugh 508 Sterling Avc Judy Lynn Amistadi Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Roy Amistadi Rt. 1 Box 475 Back the Guys 11-12. Office Aid 10-12, FTA 10 Harry Angel Son of Mr. Mrs. Dan Burkholder Box 272 Brent Allen Angelo Son of Mrs. Marge Angelo 215 N. Walnut Brenda M. Ankney Son of Mr. Mrs. Clarence Ankney 2704 Tremont Street BJVS Child Care 11 -12. Hero Club 11 Brett Allen Archinal Son of Mr. Mrs. Edgar Archinal Gibbs Lane Wayne Gregory Atkins Son of Mr. Mrs. Charles Atkins Rt. 2 James R. Austin Jr. Son of Mr. Mrs. James Austin Rt. Box 36 Vinton P Bair Son of Mr. Mrs. Calvin Bair 912 Front St. Thespians 12, German Club 12, Chess Club 12. Basketball 9. DHS Athletic Announcer 11-12, Bowling Intramurals 11-12. Williamsburg 11 Penny Sue Baily Daughter of Mr. Mrs Berton Bailey Rt 2 BJVS-OEA 11-12 Todd A. Barr Son of Mr. Mrs. Richard Barr, 738 Gibbs Lane Football 9-12. Track 9-12. Hi-Y 10-12. FCA 10-12, Student Council 9-10 Jody Bates Son of Mr. Mrs. Jim Bates 618 Race St. Michael R. Bayer Son of Mr. Mrs. Dale Bayer Rt. 3 Football 9-12, Basketball 9-12, Track 11-12. Hi-Y 10-12, FCA 10-12 Scott Beal Son of Mr. Mrs. Raymond Beal 300 E. 27th Street Upper Class Cackle 28 Lori Ann Blickcnsdcrfcr Ricky L. Braglin Jennifer Lynn Brogan Christine Arlene Burrell Rebecca Sue Butler Michael Anthony Cercone Hugh Chambers Lewis Daniel Clark Martin E. Clinton Randy N. Bellerivc son of M M Raymond Bellerivc 446 Senccca BJVS, Food Processing Timothy A Bissell son of M M Wayne Bissell Rt. 4 Football 9. 12; Track 10-12 Wendy Sue Blake daughter of Mrs. Shirley Blake 403 W 7th St. Attendance Office 10 Lori Ann Blickensderfcr daughter of M M Janes Blickensdcrfer 1103 N. Wooster Track 9. 10: Art Club 11: Tri-Hi-Y 11 Ricky L Braglin son of M M Emmett Braglin 309 W 16th St. Baseball 9-12: Basketball 9-12; Football 12 Tom G. Brill son of M M Robert A Brill 113 W. 16th Jennifer Lynn Brogan daughter of M M Francis Brogan 202 E. 12th Attendance Office 9-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Mat Maids 11 Christine Arlene Burrell daughter of M M Lewis Burrell 708 Walnut St. Rebecca Sue Butler daughter of M M Harry Butler 142 Bank St. BJVS. Ohio Office Ed.. 11-12 Michael Anthony Cercone son of M M Anthony Cercone 926 Dover Ave Football 9-12; BJVS 11. 12; VIC A; STATS. 12 Hugh Chambers son of M M Hugh Chambers 415 W 8th St. BJVS, HVAC 11. 12 Joan Chaudruc daughter of Mrs. Barbara Chaudruc 220 E Broadway BJVS 11. 12 Lewis Daniel Clark son of M M Daniel Clark Rt 4 Football 9. Stats II. 12; Basketball 9. 10; Track 11.12; Band and Orchestra 9; Choir 12; Angles 12; FCA 12; H-Y 12; Buckeye Boys State 11; Senior Class President; Thespians; WAKE UP DARI l (. ONCE UPON A MATTRESS; THE MAGIC THEATER. TELL ME YOU LOVE ME JUN1E MOON. ASK ANY GIRL Martin E. Clinton son of M M William Clinton 204 Superior Ave. Co-Pres OWE Program Up to No Good Above left: Jan Neiger concentrates heavily while drinking his daily container of milk. Above: Kenny Holmes shows off one of his many talents. Left: Suzie Stofan, Scott Immel and Scott Dunlap take time to pose originally for our camera. Compliments of Dr. Raymond Crawley 700 Boulevard. Dover 30 Donn W Davis Douglas Matthew Dearth Melinda Marie Dickens Mark DiGenova Anthony Joseph Domingos Scott A. Dunlap Brent A. Davidson Amy Elizabeth Contini daughter of M M Lawrence Contini 1111 Dover Ave. Cheerleader 9. 11, 12; Rose Queen Attendant 11; Track 9-11; CC 10; Spanish Club 11; Soph. Class Pres.; Stud. Council 9-12; Back-the-Guys 11-12; NHS 11-12; Prom Comm. 11. Donald Cozart son of M M W. Cozart. 828 N. Tusc. Kevin Michael Dalpiaz son of M M Albert Dalpiaz 206 Buckeye Stud Council 9-12; Hi-Y 12; F.C.A. 10-12; Tennis 9-12; NHS 11-12; Football Stats 11-12; Yearbook Ed. 12 Elizabeth Joan DcIRc Steve Domer Lori Jean Dusenberry Brent A. Davidson son of M M Larry Davidson 131 W. 6th Band; Play: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Donn W. Davis son of M M William G. Davis 121 E. 13th Class Pres. II; Ski Club 11-12; Art Club 9-11. Vice Pres. 10; Prom Comm. 11. Douglas Matthew Dearth son of M M James Dearth. 819 E. 5th Football 9-12, Track 9-12; Stud Coun 9-12, Pres 12; F.C.A. 10-12; Hi-Y II-12; Basketball 9, Freshman Class Pres John F. Decker son of M M R E. Decker 521 E. Iron Ave. Elizabeth Joan DcIRe daughter of Rev Mrs. Vincent DcIRe 301 Main Melinda Marie Dickens daughter of M M William Minor 1906 Tremont Spanish Club 9-10; Plays: Backstage work. OF MICE AND MEN Mark E. DiGenova son of M M Coney DiGenova. Rt. 2 Football 9: Art Club 9-10; BJVS. Food Processing 11-12. Steve Domer son of M M James Domer 1414 Chestnut Track 9 Anthony Joseph Domingos son of Mrs. Francis Domingos 1130 Crater Scott Allen Dunlap son of M M Glen Dunlap. 131 Fairview Football 9-12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9-12; Hi-Y 12. Lori Jean Dusenberry daughter of Mrs. Martha Dusenberry 716 E. 3rd Band 9-12; Majorette 11-12. Back-the-Guys 11-12; Office Aid 9-11; Homecoming Attendant 12; Stud. Council 9-11; Prom Comm. 11. Senior Life: What's it to You? 1. Parties 2. Taking the ACT, SAT, and applying for scholarships. 3. Praying for snow the night before the big Caculus Exam. 4. Friday night football games. 5. Turning 18! 6. Deciding what to do after graduation. 7. Going out and getting crazy with your best friends. 8. Counting the days till May 22! 9. Hating to leave some people, glad to leave others. 10. Thinking up excuses to give Mrs. Gracf for being late. 11. Deciding whether or not to go to the Prom, and who to ask! 12. Last chance to ask out that special someone. 13. Enjoying our last days together as the great class of '83! 32 Richard Douglas Figuly Ronald Allen Flickinger Wendy Flohr Jack Doyle Edwards Son of M M Dean Edwards. Rt 2 Track 9-12, Baseball 9-10; Football 9-12; All Conference, All District. All Region. All Ohio Special Mention 11-12, C.C. Defensive Player of the Year 12 Susan Michelle Eichel Daughter of M M Carl Eichel. Rt. 3 Basketball 9-12; Track 11; Cross Country 10; Office Girl 11-12 Patricia Kay Everett Daughter of M M Thomas Everett, Rt 3 Choir 9; F.T.A. 10; Spanish Club 10; Back-Thc-Guys9-11; Office Girl 10-11 Michelle Annette Everhart Daughter of Ms. Paulette Everhart 1319 N. Walnut Volleyball 11-12; Choir 11-12; Student Council Sec. 12: Plays — ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. THE BOYFRIEND: Back-the-Guys 11-12 Cathy Jo Feller Daughter of M M Earl Feller 1326 N. Wooster Cheerleader 9-12: Spanish Club 10-11: Track 10; Back-The-Guys 10-12; Choir 11; Office Girl 11; Student Council 11 -12: Senior Class Treas. 12 Bobbi Jo Feutz Daughter of M M Robert Feutz, Rt 2 Basketball 9-12: Volleyball 9-12: National Honor Society 11-12; Lib. Aide 10; Office Aide 11-12; German Club 12; Lab Asst. 12; Richard Douglas Figuly Son of M M Richard Figuly. Gibbs Ln. Football 9; Wrestling 10-11; Golf 10-12 Wendy Rohr Daughter of Ms. Leslie Felker 130 E. 21st Ronald Allen Flickinger Son of M M Gene Elickinger. Rt. 2 B J V.S. Eric Michael Foltz Son of M M Don Foltz. Rt. I Wrestling 9-12; Band 9-12: Pit Band. Pep Band 9-12 Richard E. Fondriest Son of M M Ronald Fondriest 321 E. 2nd St. Football 11-12; F.C.A 12 Sarah Elizabeth Fox Daughter of M M James Fox 118 E. 6th St. Choir 9-12: Thespians 10-12; Student Council 10-11. See. 11; Cheerleader 9-12; Language Club 9-12; Back-Thc-Guys 9-12: Plays - TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME. JIN IE MOON. ASK ANY GIRL. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. ONCE UPON A M ATTRESS. PLAIN AND FANCY. THE BOYFRIEND 33 Now Comes the Question: Will the Lockers Fall off the walls in Senior Hall When the ’83 Seniors Are Not There to Hold Them UP? Throughout their busy days, Seniors seemed to get a lot of “support from their lockers. Mary Franks, Jim Lanza, and Jan Ncigcr find a lot of solace near the familiar tan door. Above, Joan Wherley searches through her friendly old locker once more. Compliments of the employees of Joy Manufacturing Co., New Phila. 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 office buildings. 34 Jon Frcdric Franc Larry Allan Frey Leigh Ellen Gallion Dana Jane Gasser Erik John Garwcll Sherr Lynn Gingery Jim P. Giumenti Philip Ray Gordon Cathy Jo Goss Beverly Lynn Gracf Danny R. Green Jon Frcdric France Son of M M Robert France. 935 E. 3rd Tennis 11-12; Basketball 9-10 Mary Ann Franks Daughter of M M Charles Franks, Rl. 1 Choir 9-11; Student Council 12; Library Aid 12; Media Aid 12 Larry Allan Frey Son of Mrs. Dorothy Frey, 419 Main Leigh Ellen Gallion Daughter of Mrs. S. Gallion 502 Marion St. Erik John Garwcll Son of M M Dennis Garwcll 2666 Sabal Springs Cr. Clearwater. Florida 33519 Football 9-12; Baseball 9-11; Spanish Club 10-11; Treas. 11. Pres. 12; F.C.A. 12; Hi-Y 11-12; Ski Club 11-12 Dana Jane Gasser Daughter of M M Allen Gasser, Rt. 1 Basketball 9-12; Volleyball 9-12; Track 12; N.FLS. 12; Student Council 9; Language Club 10; Art Club 11-12 Sherry Lynn Gingery Daughter of Ms. Betsy Gingery 1504 Cross St. Cheerleader 9: Track 9; Student Council 9; Art Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Back-The-Guys 12 Jim P. Giumenti Son of M M Gary Giumenti. Rt 1 Philip Ray Gordon Son of M M Doran Gordon, Rt. 1 Wrestling 9-12, Co-Capt. 12; Track 10; F.C.A. 9-12, Treas. 12; Boys' State 11: Scolar Challenge 12: V-Pres. of Senior Class 12; Yearbook 12 Cathy Jo Goss Daughter of M M J. Goss, 132 Glenview Track 9, 11; Back-Thc-Guys 10; BJVS 11-12 Beverly Lynn Graef Daughter of M M James Graef. Ill W. 13th F.M.C. 9-11; Mat Maids 10-11; Back-The-Guys 10-11; Office Aid 12 Danny R Green Son of Mrs. Linda Green. Rt. 2 Football 9; Wrestling 9-12; Art Club 9-11; V I C A 12. Treas. 12; D.C.T Sherri Lea Gunnoe Daughter of M M Woodrow Gunnoe 1532 McMillan St. Student Council 9. Office Aid 9; Back-Thc-Guys 9-11; Cheerleader 10 Patricia Haller Daughter of Mrs. E. Haller. 207 Johnson Audio Visual Aid 9. 10.12; Library Aid 10; BJVS, D.E.S. 11 35 What It Takes To Be a Senior The oncc-in-a-lifetimc role of high school senior happened again this year with the class of 1983. But behind the glamour and prestige of being a senior is another side of senior life. Only past graduates know what must go on during the last year of high school. These include getting a senior picture taken and getting them all handed out, filling out ACT and SAT forms before the deadline, taking the ACT and SAT, ordering announcements, taking as many college prep courses as possible, visiting colleges, asking Mrs. Celcc for copies of high school transcripts, applying for scholarships, making sure you have enough credits to graduate, ordering your cap and gown, begging your teachers for recommendations, passing your classes, digging out lost library books, paying back fines, ordering your yearbook, ordering senior hat. battling against sen-ioritice, looking for a summer job, addressing graduation announcements, and practicing for commencement. The sophomores and juniors better enjoy the time before they become a Dover High School Senior. Sherri Lia Gunnoc Patricia Haller Mary Beth Hawk Bart Allen Herman Cara Jo Hillingsworth Daryl Todd Hershberger Sherri Lynn Hisrich Kenneth Dean Holmes Patricia S. Homan David Bryan Huff Mary Beth Hawk Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Gordon Hawk Rt. 3 Bart Allan Herman Son of Mr. Mrs. Pete Herman $42 Wills Ave. Band 9-12; Drum Major 10-12; Band Council 10-12; Contest Band 9-12: Pep Band 9-12; Choir 9-12; En-Choir-cr 11 -12; Angels 10-12; Spanish Club 10-12; Thespians 9-12. plays: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, PLAIN AND FANCY. ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. DEAR RUTH. GOOD DOCTOR, THE BOYFRIEND, OUR TOWN. ASK ANY GIRL JUNIE MOON. MAGIC THEATER Gregory A. Herman Son of Mr. Mrs. Greg Mallernec 327 12 St. Football 9.12; Chess Club 11-12; Spanish Club 10-12; F.C.A. 12; Choir 12; Angels 12; Announcer 11-12; Thespians 10-12; plays: TOWARDS ZERO. ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. GOOD DOCTOR. BOYFRIEND. OUR TOWN. Tracy Lynne Herron Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles Herron 510 Rickscckcr St Back-thc-Guys 10-12; F.T.A 9-12; Treas. 12; F.B.A. 11; Band 9; Pom pom Girl 11; Media Center Aide 11-12; Library Aide 9-11; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook 11: Volleyball 12. Daryl Todd Hershberger Son of Mr. Mrs. Emanuel Hershberger Bond St. Ext. Sherri Lynn Hisrich Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Richard Hisrich Rt 3 BJVS; Ohio Office Education Association. Cara Jo Hollingsworth Daughter of Mr. Mrs. George Zifer 406 N. Tuscarawas Ave. Band 9-12; Band Council 11-12; F.T.A. 10. 12; Orchestra 9-12. Pit Orchestra: PLAIN AND FANCY.ONCE UPON A MATTRESS Kenneth Dean Holmes Son of Mr. Mrs. Richard Holmes 131 W 8th St. Band 9-12; Contest Band 9-12; Choir 9-12, Pres 12; Angels 10-12; Audiovisual Aide 9-10; Media Center Aide 10-12; Thespians 10, plays: PEOPLE VS MAXINE LOWE, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. PLAIN AND FANCY. THE BOYFRIEND. ASK ANY GIRL. OUR TOWN. Patricia S. Homan Daughter of Mrs. Pauline Homan 317 Reporter Court Band 9-10; BJVS; Ohio Office Education Association. David Bryan Huff Son of Mr. Mrs. Gerald Huff Rt 1 Baseball 9-10. Senior Survey Where is your favorite place to “Park”? Yes, only a liberal publication such as this would dare to ask such a controversial and revealing question. We sought to determine the real secrets behind those late nights when your parents think you're at a movie or out roller skating. Of course we got some nasty looks and some rude comments, but we've restricted ourselves to printing only those things that we'd want our own parents to know. And here they are: Scott Dunlap...............Down by the River Eric Foltz.................Behind Friendly’s Restau- rant Rick Figuly................In the woods (Timber!) Todd Altier................At the Shack Joan Wherely...............Anywhere “they” take me! Steve Moser................In my garage Phil Gordon................In Steve’s garage David Huff.................What, are you crazy! I’m not telling you! James Pierson..............Behind the third planet of the Photar Nebula in the Galaxy M31. Scott Kelicker.............Dover Pool 38 Compliments of The Shenango Company Lora Ickes Scoit Edward Immel Jon Jennings Merry A. Keffcr Brian Douglas Kelley Scott E. Kcllickcr Calvin Wayne Hunter, Jr. son of M M Calvin Hunter. 1801 Heritage Circle Basketball 9-12; Tennis 9-12; Golf 9; Student Council 10; N HS 11-12; Scholar Challenge 12 Angela Michelle Hupp daughter of M M Brady Hupp. Jr. 909 Crater Ave Mat Maids 9; Dist. Education 11-12 Wcndi Lynn Iberg daughter of M M Jordan Iberg, 236 E. 7th Street Spanish Club 9-10; Back-thc-Guys 9; Swirl Staff 11; Lab Assistant 9-10 Lora Ickes Daughter of M M Aldcn Ickes, 404 E. 4th Street Cheerleader; Basketball; Track; BJVS Dave Immel Son of M M Max Immel, 426 Harger B.J.V.S. Scott Edward Immel Son of M M Kenneth Immel. 1031 Crater Ave. Basketball 9-10; Football 10-12; Baseball 9-12; FCA 12 Jon Jennings son of M M William Jennings. 725 Sterling BJVS 11. 12 Gary R. Johnson son of M M Keith Johnson, 1304 E. 2nd Football 9-12: Track 11. 12; Hi-Y JO-12; Pres. 11. V P 12 Holly Sue Kandel daughter of M M Dennis Doney. Rt. 3 Track 9. 10; Deca Club 11; Art 9, 10 Jane Elizabeth Karl daughter of M M Edward Karl. Rt 2 Spanish Club 10, 11; Back the Guys 11. 12; Band 9. 10; Choir Council II; FTA 10-12; NHS 11, 12; Homecoming Queen Attend. 12 Merry A. Keffcr daughter of M M Benjamin Keffer, Rt 2 BJVS DECA Parlimcntarian ll.Treas. 12 Brian Douglas Kelly son of M M Richard Kelly. 201 E. 12th Band 9-12. Jazz Pep Bands 12. Council 12; French Club 12; Rep. to Cincinatti Institute of Tech. 12 Scott E. Kellicker son of M M Larry Kellicker. 604 E. Front Track 11; NHS II. 12: Spanish Club 10. 11; Ski Club 9-12; Boys’ State 11; Art Club 9-12, Governor’s Art Award 12; Prom. Chairman 11; Bahamas 10. Beth Ann Keplingcr daughter of M M Tim Keplingcr. 126 Superior Ave. Seniors anxiously waited for the day when they would graduate and they set the pace for the rest of the students. They kept a smile on their faces during the year, but of course they had their reasons. Above left, Jodi White practices her cosmotology skills in preparation for the future. Some of their days were made even more special by other special ' people. Top right, Cathy Feller and the Balloonatik give us those senior smiles. Bottom. Kevin and Charlene threaten Paul with scissors if he takes their picture one more time! Compliments of marlowe’s MORE THAN JUST A DRUGSTORE Monroe Mall Dover New Philadelphia marloive? Bcih Ann Kcplingcr daughter of M M Tim Kcplinger 126 Superior Ave. Back the Guys 12: Main Office 10 Lonnie Ray Kimble son of M M Ron Kimble. Rt. 2 Buckeye J.V.S. Industrial Mechanics 11,12: VIC A 1 M2; First Place Industrial Mechanics Contest Cindy King daughter of M M Roy King R 2 Box 412 Jan Margaret Krantz daughter of M M Art Krantz 201 W. 23rd St. FTA 9. 10; Library Aid 9 Barb Kurtz daughter of M M James Kurtz R 2 Box 276 Pam Laine daughter of Mrs. Peggy Laine 315 E. 2nd St. James Alan Lanza son of M M Joe Lanza 210 S. McKinley Ave. Golf 9-12; Tennis 9-12; Hi-Y 12; Basketball 9. 10 Kimberly Dianne Law daughter of M M Duane Law R l Box 206 Choir 9-12. Secretary 12; Play: THE BOYFRIEND 12: Office Help 10. 12 Lisa Lenarz daughter of Mrs. Yvonne Lenarz 118 Race St. Brent W. Ley daughter of M M Clarence Ley 114 W 11th St. B.J.V.S. II. 12 VICA II. 12. Robert Micheal Loibl son of M M John Loibl 1001 Race St. Mickey A. Mamarella son of M M Fred Mamarella 1702 N. Wooster Ave. Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12: Basketball 9-12: F.C.A. 12: Hi-Y II Julie Anne Margletla daughter of M M Leonard Marglctta 805 Race St. Peter William Marshall son of M M Jack Marshall 1720 N. Wooster Ave.; Baseball 9-10; Basketball 9-11; Hi-Y 12; Art Club 9-12 41 Good Friends livelyn L. May Steven Dale McCartney Mary Kathleen McCullough Jody L. McDonald Charlene Lynne McHenry Kimberly Ann Mclntirc Sonya Lynn Marshall daughter of M M Don Marshall, R 1 Box 464 Language Club 9 12; Thespians 9-12; FTA 9-12. treas. 12; Library Aide 9-12; Attendance Office 9-12; Back the Guys 12 Debra Sue Martin daughter of M M Clarence Martin 828 Eastport, Uhrichsville Choir 9 12; FHA Hero; BJVS Jeffery A Martin son of M M Clarence Martin 828 Eastport Uhrichsville Football 9; Track 10, 12; Wrestling 10- II Brian Keith Mathews son of Mr. David Mathews. 143 E Broadway BJVS Matthew R Mathias son of M M Willard Mathias. R 1 Box 146 VICA 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10; BJVS Evelyn L. May daughter of M M Ronald May 411 E. 13th St. FTA 10-12; Matmaids 10; Back the Guys 10-12; Pom-Pom Girls 10-11; Cheerleader 12; Library Aide 9-12; Media Center 12 Steven Dale McCartney son of M M Celesta Daugherty. R 3, Box 201 Football 9; Wrestling 9-12, MVP, Most Pins 12; Church League Basketball 12 Mary Kathleen McCullough daughter of M M Kenneth McCullough 709 Cross St. Art Club 9, 11; Speech Team 11; FMC 11; Back the Guys 11-12; FTA 12; Mat-maids 11 Jody L. McDonald daughter of M M Jim McDonald, R 800 Girls’ Tennis 11-12; Art Club 9-12; Spanish Club 11; Back the Guys 9-12 Charlene Lynne McHenry daughter of M M Russell McHenry 2703 Delaware Circle NHS 11-12; Office Help 9-10; Class officer, vice pres. 9, treas. 10, sec. II, see. 12; Thespians 9-12: Back the Guys 12; Yearbook 11-12: Prom Committee, Chairman 11; FTA 9; Plays: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, PLAIN AND FANCY, INHERIT THE WIND. TOWARD ZERO, DEAR RUTH ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME. JUNIE MOON. THE BOYFRIEND; Student Council 9-12, vice pres. 11; Spanish Club 9-10; Cheerleader 9-12 Kimberly Ann Mclntire daughter of M M Ronald Mclntire, R D. 2 Matmaids 9; Language Club 9; Attendance Office Help 10; Library Aide 10; BJVS Terri Meese Lonna Barrett Mengus Regina E. Miller Amy Sue Mizer Robert Steven Miller 4. 1 Karen Elizabeth Mi cr Todd Mitchell Mobley Steven Douglas Moser Catherine L. Mosley Laura Jean Moss Margaret Ann Murphy Terri Meese Daughter of M M James Meese 828 E. 3rd St Lonna Barrett Mengus Wife of Mr. Joseph Mengus 520 Evergreen Dr. Regina E. Miller Daughter of M M John Miller 125 N. Johnson ANNIE GET YOUR GUN. 9th; Track 9. II. 12; Art Club 12; Choir 9. 10, II Robert Steven Miller Son of M M Robert Miller 125 N. Wooster Art Club 12 Eric Mills Son of M M James Mills 801 Anola Ave. Amy Sue Mizer Daughter of M M Gary Mizer RD 3 Box 219 Band 9-12; Back the Guys 10-12. Representative 12;Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; Student Council 12; Art Club 10, 11 Karen Elizabeth Mizer Daughter of M M James Mizer Rt. 2 Box 198 Choir 9-12; Angels 11, 12; Back-Thc-Guys 10-12; Junior Marshall 11; Prom Committee 11 Todd Mitchell Mobley Son of M M James Dusenberry 317 W. 16th St. Baseball 9-11; Spanish Club 9-11; Chess Club 11 Steven Douglas Moser Son of M M Alvin Moser Jr. Rt 3 Box 96 Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10; National Honor Society 11.12 Catherine L. Mosley Daughter of M M Robert Mosley 709 N. Walnut St. Reserve Basketball Cheerleader 10: Tri-Hi-Y 11; Library Aid 11; Bowling Team 10 Laura Jean Moss Daughter of Mrs. Margaret Moss 126 Regent Margaret Ann Murphy Daughter of Mrs. Goldie Gardner 231 West 4th St. Band 9-10: Mat Maids 9; Language Club 9 45 “Our Spirited Seniors” 46 Top left: Julie performs at the Pep Assembly. Above right: Lou and Dan “Duck Warther. Above: Mr. Maltarich and Senior Football Players. Timothy James Msers Christine A. Parker James Michael Pierson Bonnie Kaye Rabes I isa Ann Neading Kclean Sue Patrick David Rocco Poke Jan Neiger Tricia Renee Pershing Teresa Linn Powell Timothy James Myers Son of M M James Myers, Rt I Lisa Ann Neading Daughter of M M Carl Neading 1201 E. Front Attendance Office 10 Jan Neiger Son of Mrs. Sue Neiger. 716 Wooster Baseball 9, 10. 12; Spanish Club 10-12: Student Council V P. 12; Track 11; Bahamas Trip 10 Scott E. Newell Son of M M Scott Newell, 715 N Tusc. Tammy Sue Ott Daughter of Mrs. Betty Andreas 523 Evergreen Dr. Christine A. Parker Daughter of M M Clarence Ankney 2704 Tremont St. J.V.S. Cosmotology 11.12; Vica 11, 12, Pres 12 Thirmon James Parris Son of Mrs. Audra Parris, Gibbs Lane Kelean Sue Patrick Daughter of M M Gene Patrick Randy Otto Pershing Son of Mrs. Bonnie McWilliams. 122 Buckeye Tricia Renee Pershing 304 Front St. James Michael Pierson Son of M M John Pierson, 215 E. 13th St. Band 9-12. Pep Band 9 12: Band Council 12; Scholar Challenge Team 10-12; N.H.S. II, 12 David Rocco Poke Son of Mrs. Jean Poke, 321 W. 12th St. Track 10-12; Football 12; Spanish Club 9-12; F.C.A. 12; Chess Club II; Bahamas 10 Russ L. Porter Son of M M Robert Porter. R2 Columbia Stephen Vincent Ramsey Kelly Lillian Reichman Teresa Linn Powell Daughter of M M Dale Powell, 610 E. 3rd Girls'Tennis 11-12;Girls Basketball9-12: Track 9; Art Club 9. 10 Bonnie Kaye Rabes 211 Lincoln Ave. Stephen Vincent Ramsey Son of M M Roger Ramsey, 706 Evergreen Band Pep Band 9-12; N.H.S. 11. 12; Stage Crew 10-12 Sherry Lynn Ray, Rt. 3. New Phila Back the Guys 9; B.J.V.S Cosmetology 11-12; VICA II, 12 Kelly Lillian Reichman Daughter of M M Howard Reichman, Rt. 3 Band 9-12. Majorette 10-12; Back the Guvs 10-12. Tn Hi V 11-12. Pres 12 Serious When It Counts Debra Lynn Reiger The seniors were wild throughout most of the year but they honestly did get serious once in in a while!!!! Mary Louise Rieger Elizabeth Ann Rim Brian Robinson Dale Shonk Dennetta Shonk Erik Sickafoose Debra Lynn Rciger Daughter of Mrs. L. Rciger. 501 E. 11th Back-Thc-Guys 9-12: Tri-Hi-Y 10-11; Office Aid 10-12; Prom Comm 11; Rose Queen 11. Mary Louise Rieger Daughter of M M Don Rieger Rt. 3 Volleyball 11-12: Office Aid 9-10; Jr. Class Treas 11; Class Assembly Rep. 12; Art Club 11-12; Foreign Language 9- 10; Bahama Trip 10. Elizabeth Ann Rini Daughter of M M Anthony Rini 1520 McMillan St. F T.A 9-11; Stud Council 9-12: Ski Club 9. 11-12; Cheerleader 10; Choir 9-12; Angels 10-12; Class Treas 9; Pres 10; Assembly Rep. II; Honor Society 11-12; Spanish Club 10-12; Thespians 10- 12; Sec 11; PLAYS: Annie Get Your Gun. Plain and Fancy. Once Upon A Mattress. The Boyfriend. The People vs. Maxine Lowe. Teach Me How To Cry. Towards Zero, Our Town. Magic Theatre 11; Guid Office Aid 12; Flag Raider 12; Prom Comm Co-Chair 11. Brian Robinson Son of M M J. Arnett. 210 Schaar Dr. Golf 9; Stud Council 9-10; Basketball 9; BJVS Graphic Arts 11-12 Paul Keith Rogers Son of M M H.H. Rogers. 314 James Stud Council 9-10; Tennis 11-12: Yearbook 12; Prom Comm 11. Edgardo V. Romo Son of M M Dean Patton. 416 W. 7th French Club Patti Rufener Anslow Daughter of M M Paul Rufener. Rt. 3 Bonnie Jean Schindler Daughter of M M H. Walker 218 N. Walnut. Librar Aid 9-10. Teresa May Schupbach Daughter of Mrs. R. Schupbach. 429 E. 7th Lisa E. Schwartz Daughter of M M Glenn Schwartz Rt. 3. Spanish Club 9; Band 9-10; Tri-Hi-Y 11 -12; Treas 12: Back-The-Guys 11-12, Treas 12: Girls Tennis 11-12; Stud Council 11; Youth-In-Gov t 12. Dennis Lee Schweitzer Son of M M Walter Schweitzer, Rt 2 Ronda Lea Sclway Daughter of M M Ron Selway. Rt 3 Ronald Gregory Scni Son of Martha Scni. 820 Parkview Spanish Club 10-11; Football 9-12; Baseball 9-10; Track Field 11-12; Bowling Intramurals 10; Basketball 9; Chess Club 11. Roderick L. Shcrrell Son of M M Robert Shcrrell, 721 Anola Track 10-11; Spanish Club 12; Student Council 10. Maryann Slutz Eric Smith Gary Lee Smith Jeff Lee Smith Julie Anne Smith Ronald Stuart Smith Susan Delight Sperry Erik Stcalcy Kevin Stauffer Carol Lynne Stephan Melissa J. Stephans Sally Lou Steel Dale E. Shonk Son of M M Dwaine Shonk 218 W 8th St. Dennetta S. Shonk Daughter of M M Dwaine Shonk 218 W. 8th St. Eric A. Sickafoose Son of M M Willian Groh. Rt. 3 BJVS Maryann Slutz Daughter of Mrs. Thelma McConnell. Rt. 1 BJVS; FTA 9-12; Jr. Achievement JO-12; Office Ed. Assoc. 11,12 Eric Smith Son of Mrs. Sally Addison 110 Prospect St.; BJVS Gary Lee Smith Son of M M Dale Smith. 107 W. 10th Football 10; OWE 12 Jeff Lee Smith Son of M M Nick Smith, Rt. 3 Art Club, 9-12; Governors Youth Art. 12 Julie Ann Smith Daughter of M M Larry Smith. 120 E. 12th Girls Tennis 9-11 Ronald Stuart Smith Son of M M Donald Smith, 1221 Dover Ave. Football 9-11; Tennis 9-12; Choir 9-12; Plays: THE BOYFRIEND; SHEN-ENDOAH: Golf 12; Student Council 9 David Snider 206 W. 2nd St.: BJVS 11-12 Susan Delight Sperry Daughter of Rev. M A C. Sperry 1726 McMillan Ave.; French Club 12 Scholar Challenge 12; Library 9, 11 Kevin Ray Stauffer Son of M M Gordon R. Stauffer 1002 E. 4th St. Track 9-12; Cross Country 10, II; 4-Ycar Award for Track Erick N. Stealey Son of Mrs. Joyce Stealey Rt. 2 BJVS 11-12 Sally Lou Steel Daughter of M M Harold Steel. Rt. I FMC 10.11; Office Help 9-11; German Club 10: Basketball 10; V-ball 12 Carol Lynne Stephen Daughter of M M James E. Stephan 115 Crater Ave.; BJVS 11-12; VIC A Melissa J. Stephens Daughter of Mrs. Ellen Stephens 1103 Oak St.. BacktheGuys9-l2;Tri-High-Y 11.12: Office Help 10-12 And the Lunch Menu for Today Is ... Matthew Warren Stevanus Carry Stutzman Shannon Lynn Taylor Michael Todd Trisiano susan Elaine Stofan Douglas D. Swihart Susan Elaine Struhar Michael Warren Taylor Matthew Warren Stevanus Son of M M John Gartrcll. 219 2nd St. Baseball 9; Football 9-10; Media Center 9-12; Art Club 10, II Susan Elaine Stofan Daughter of M M Joseph Stofan 2701 Wyandot Dr. Ski Club 9; Student Council 9-11; Office Help 10: Spanish Club 10; N.H.S. 11-12; Thespians 9-12; Plays: ASK ANY GIRL. TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME JUNIO MOON. THE BOYFRIEND, and many more. Prom Committee II. Susan Elaine Struhar Daughter of M M Andrew Struhar 504 Shafer Ave. Track 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II. Carry Stutzman Son of M M Eli Stutzman. Rt. 2 BJVS 11. 12; VICA Douglas D. Swihart Son of Mr Bill Swihart. Rt. I Kathy Swihart Daughter of M M Kenny Swihart. Rt 2 BJVS 11, 12 Michael Warren Taylor Son of M M Bruce Taylor, Rt. 1 Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12 Karen Lynn Torch Marilynda D. Tremba dora Jina Wallick Tim A. Walter Shannon Lynn Taylor Daughter of M M Terry Taylor. Rt. 4 Track 9; Back the Guys 10-12; Art Club 10-12; Tri-Hi-Y 10-11; Prom Comm. 11 Karen Lynn Torch Daughter of M M Charles Collelti, Rt. 3 Band 9-12; Mat Maids 9-12; Attendance Office 9-12; Pom Pom Girls 10-12; Media Center 11,12; Back the Guys 12 Marilynda D. Tremba Daughter of M M Michael Tremba. Rt. 3 German Club 12; Back the Guys 12 Michael Todd Tristano Son of M M David Tristano 866 N Bellevue Band 9. 10; Orchestra 9, 10; BJVS, Hero Member 11.12 Adora Jina Wallick Daughter of Mrs. Donna Wallick. 214 South Volleyball 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club Sec. II; Play: OUR TOWN John E. Walker Son of Mrs. Joyce Walker. Rt. 3 Football 9. 10; Wrestling 9. 10; Art Club 9-11; BJVS. VICA DCT Pres 12 Tim A Walter Son of Mrs. Irene Walter. Rt. 1 FFA; BJVS 11. 12 53 Dan William Warthcr Son of M M Dave W'arthcr, Rt. 2 Football 9; Baseball 9; Basketball 9-12; Track 12; FCA 12 Lisa Marie Watkins Daughter of M M William Watkins. 139 W 8th St. Basketball 9; Girls Basketball Slats. 11 -12; Volleyball 11-12; Office Aide 9-12; Guidance Aide 11-12; National Honor Society 12 Regina Kay Weston Daughter of Mrs. Addie Weston 412 W'. 5th St. Dan William Warthcr Brenda Jo W'herley Daughter of M M Jim W'herley. Rt 4 Band 9-12; Back-the-Guys 12; Prom Committee 11; F.B.A. 11; Basketball stats 11-12; Office Aide 9; Guidance Aide 11-12; Library Aide 12 Joan Louise W’herley Daughter of M M Jerry W'herley, Rt. 2 Volleyball 9-12; Capt. 12; Track 9-12. Captain 12; Basketball 9-10; Basketball Stats 11-12; National Honor Society 11-12 Treas. 12; Art Club 9-10; Language Club 9-10; Student Council 12; Back-the-Guys 12; Office Aide 11-12; Guidance Aide 11-12; Prom Committee Chairman 11; Salutorian 12 Brenda Jo Wherlcy Jodi Ann White Daughter of M M Tom White 839 Crater Avenue BJVS Cosmetology. 11 12; VICA, VICA queen 11; VICA Vice-President 11; VICA Secretary 12; FTA; Student Council; Track Donald James Sylvester Whittingham III Son of M M Donald Whittingham 615 Wills Avc. Cross Country 9-10; Track 9-10 Sonya D. Woods Daughter of Mrs. Suzette Woods 531 Washington Street Track 9-10 David Allen Young Son of M M Henry Young 159 E Broadway B.J.V.S. 11-12: Football: VICA Mark C. Young Son of M M Cliff Young 516 Ricksccker St. Robert Michael Zaugg, Jr. Son of M M Robert Zaugg. Sr. Rt. 2 B.J.V.S. 11-12; VICA 11-12 Christopher Jon Zito M M Anthony Zito 519 Crest View Rd. B.J.V.S. 11-12. Donald James Whittingham III n Christopher Jon Zito 54 Joan Louise Wherlcy Jodi Ann White Mark C. Young Robert Michael Zaugg Jr. 5 p o R T S OH WHAT A VARSITY SQUAD! • ! v 4 u Compliments of Bolcck’s Craft Supply. This year’s varsity squad worked very well together. Besides having a great time, they kept the spirit going throughout the winning season, despite the few losses. Pictured at the left is the 1982-83 Varsity squad. Left to right — Captain Julie Margletta, Steph Deeds, Becky Zifer, Cathy Feller, Charlene McHenry, and Amy Contini. Bottom left — The cheerleaders take time out to pose before their first pep rally of the year. Below — Becky and Charlene lead the crowd in a cheer. 56 KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE! Pictured at top left — The cheerleaders in action. Top right — The Varsity cheerleaders mascot, “the unicorn.” At the left — the 1982-83 Reserve squad. Bottom row left to right — Captain Leslie Yosick. Andrea Morton, Lori Harris. Middle row — Debbie Daley. Jenny Espencheid. Top — Jodi Bitokofer. To the right — The squad making their parents proud on Parent’s Night. Dover High School and Fredric Delphia will not soon forget the great cheerleading squads of the '82 football season. 57 C.C. CHAMPS — ONCE AGAIN! The expectations of the Dover Tornadoes for the 1982 season were very high. The team started out with victories over Columbus South and St. Thomas Aquinas. But then a two-week stretch hurt the team, and a one point loss to rival Claymont and a five-point loss to undefeated Steubenville seemed to spell disaster. Although the Tornadoes continued to struggle, a one-point loss to Wooster seemed to put hopes for a fourth straight conference championship on the shelf. The true Tornado spirit came to the surface against Mansfield Madison, and who can forget the last-second victory over North Canton! But the icing on the cake came when Dover dominated New Phila for the 4th time in a row in the local classic. This victory and a Wooster loss gave the Tornadoes their 4th straight cardinal championship. Scoreboard DOVER 41 — Columbus South 0 DOVER 14 — St. Thomas Aquinas 7 Dover 14 — CLAYMONT 15 Dover 13 — STEUBENVILLE 18 DOVER 41 Coshocton 0 Dover 6 WOOSTER 7 DOVER 20 — Mansfield Madison 0 DOVER 24 —-North Canton 22 DOVER 48 Ashland 6 DOVER 13 - New Phila 7 Above — Mike Taylor and Mickey celebrate the winning touchdown. Above Right — Mickey plows through the Phila defense. Right Dover’s dynamic defense wants it!! 58 Below Coach Maltarich ends his final season with a fantastic finish over Phila. Right — Awesome Al-licr stops Phila’s single wing offense. Seniors at left: Row I — Tim Bis-sell. Gary Johnson. Rick Braglin. Richard Fondriest, Tracey Schaeffer Row 2: Mickey Mamer-clla. David Young, Dave Poke, Scott Dunlap. Ron Seni. Mike Bayer. Doug Dearth. Row 3: Scott Im-mel. Mike Cercone. Greg Herman, Jack Edwards, Todd Altier. Todd Barr. Mike Taylor. $9 Pictured at the left: Brock Jones and Todd Barr greet the Aquinas quarterback. Middle left: Steve Cox, gains more yardage for a tornado touchdown. Directly below: Greg Heller looks for an opening in the line. At the bottom left arc the 1982 football coaches. Row I — Doug Strictmaker, Dave Contini, Jim Mccsc, Tom Armstrong. Row 2 — Duke Strictmaker. Terry Cordcr, Head Coach Bob Maltrich, Rick Staley. John Marks. Bottom Right 1982 trainers. Row 1 Bobbie Morton. Chris Mizer. Scott Beitzel Row 2 - Tim Watkins, Larry Bccblc, Chris Groh. 60 TORNADOES TOOK IT TO THE TOP Juniors: Row 1 —Greg Lutz. Dave Pruni. Scott McCartney, Joel Hampshcr. Jeff Marglelta, Steve Monticelli. Row 2 — Jeff Dupler, Ron Grimm, Steve Cox. Brock Jones, Jeff Auman, Sid Beilzel. 61 ABILITY AND SPIRIT KEPT Sophomores — Row 1 — left to right — Dave Burtcher, Scott Kaser. Greg Arbogast, Jeff Fickes. Jeff Froman. Marc Birtcher. Dan Dearth. Jamie Schubach. Standing Row I -Eric Mounts. Brian Archer. Row 2 — Bob Boles, Mark Dalcchasia. Row 3 — John Feutz. Row 4 Brian Pollen. John Fox. Row 5 — Bryan Miller Row 6 Ryan Armstrong. Chris Wagner. Row 7 — John Goss. Mark Kandcl. Below: Bryan Miller gives the high five after a great play. Below right: Scott McCartney and Elmer Lcppcr keep the spirit going. Opposite page Top: Greg Arbogast runs through a hole his teammates provide for him. Far Left: Mike Bayer escapes the pressure to throw a complete pass. Far right: Mickey proves that he is just as good defensively as he is offensively. SCOREBOARD Led by new coach Tom Bowers, the 1982 Cross Country team had a winning season with 3 wins and 2 losses. The team was second in the league and 11th in the sectional. Each of the twelve members did a great job and put forth their best efforts. One of Coach Tom Bower's goals next year is to get enough girls to participate in a girls' cross country team. Congratulations to Coach Bowers and the team for a winning season!!!! LakeTusky Valley — 45 Dover - 41 Wooster — 36 Dover — 19 Newcomcrstown Invitational: 12 teams — Dover — 7th Wooster Invitational: 10 teams — Dover — 3rd Coshocton 2 Dover — 34 Aviator Invitation: 10 teams Dover — 6th Claymont — 25 Dover — 31 Marlington — 62 Sandy Valley 34 Dover 25 New Philadelphia 29 Dover 27 Cardinal Conference: 6 teams Dover — 2nd Perry-0 len Oak Dover — 2nd Districk 16 teams Dover 11th Cambridge Invitation: 13 teams— Dover — 5 Dover Invitation: 13 teams — Dover — 4 Cross a lot of country for D.H.S. 64 First year awards went to Gary Frame, Dan Flurst, Doug Jimison, Mike Lutz, Clark (bark) Rennicker, Tom Jones, Mary Lieser. and Lisa Bennett. Second year awards were given to Leroy Phillips, Matt Fox, and Bill Lieser was named most Valu- able and Clark Rennicker most improved player. Lisa Bennett was given a special merit award because she was second in the sectional. Bill and Clark both made the cardinal conference team. Team Members arc pictured above: Row 1: Michael Lutz. Lisa Bennett, Bark Rennicker Row 2: Doug Jimison, William Lieser. Gary Frame Row 3: Asst. Coach Bert Smith, Leory Phillips. Kenny Smith, and Head Coach Tom Bowers. Compliments of Bob Novotny, Your Josten's Representative Creators of Fine Class Rings 65 V o B L A L L E L Y VARSITY — Bottom Left: Beth Rini, Mary Rieger, Lisa Watkins. Tracy Herron, Miss Vasbinder. Row 2: Michele Everhart, Sally Steel, Adora Wallick. Row 3: Bobbi Fuetz, Dana Gasser. Top: Joan Wherley. Sandy Valley W 15-8, 15-11 Strasburg L 11-15. 3-15 North Canton W 15-9, 8-15. 1 5-13 West Holmes L 2-15, 4-15 I V. North L 3-15, 6-15 New Phila W 15-12, 15-10 Ridgewood L 11-15, 12-15 Tusky Valley W 5-15. 15-4. 15-6 Sandy Valles W 15-5, 15-13 Newcom e r- stown w 13-15, 15-8. 16-14 Triway w 15-5, 10-15, 15-5 C. Catholic L 15-4, 7-15, 4 -15 New Phila W 15-6, 10-15, 15-6 C. Catholic L 10-15. 7-15 Massillon L 13-15. 8-15 Carrollton L 14-16, 4-15 Coshocton L 4-15, 16-14, 13-15 Overall Record : 10 wins — 10 losses 3rd in Cardinal 1 Conference Reserves; 1 wir 1 15 losses Reserves — Bottom Left: Melissa Steerman, Jill Poland. Faye Eglcr, Linda Hisrich. Row 2: Janice Where- ly. Dawn Hostetler,Toni Gorby. Miss Miller Row 3: Kristin Herman. Beth Harman. Lori Callcn. 66 Although their record of 10 wins and 10 losses suggests a somewhat mediocre season, this year’s volleyball team was by far the best and most experienced team to wear the Dover colors. Leading the squad of six starting seniors were Dana Gasser, the Most Valuable Player, and Lisa Watkins, who had the Most Points and was awarded the Most Improved Player. Compliments of: BANK ONE. S. 67 Pictured clockwise: Carol Dummer muth shows good concentration Team members: Portia Thomas Maury Murphy, No. 1 Award Win ner Carol D.. Polly Armstrong “Winningest Lynda Pissocra, Lisa Schwartz, Tarry Powell, and Coach Schrader. Jody McDonald was missing. Next, Polly and Jody show no emotion after their unretumable shot. Then, Carol cranks up another serve. Finally, Coach Schrader gives some strategic advice to the doubles duo. while Lisa aims her overhead for the baseline. Lcttcrwinners were Portia, Carol, Polly, Lynda, Lisa, Tarry, and Jody. Dover's Racketeers Compliments of the S.S. Car Company 501 E. Front Street Dover SCOREBOARD New Phila L 5-0 Mansfield Madison L 3-2 Coshocton L 5-0 Ashland L 5-0 Marlington L 5-0 Canton C.C. L 5-0 Zanesville W 3-2 St. Thomas Aquinas L 5-0 Zanesville L 3-2 Canton Timken L 3-2 New Phila L 5-0 Canton McKinley L 4-1 St. Thomas Aquinas L 4-1 Coshocton L 5-0 Jackson L 5-0 Wooster L 4-1 Marlington L 5-0 Perr L 4-1 Varsity and Reserve Golfers Kneeling: Dave Reynolds. Jeff Mason. Chris Wittkop, Mike Meyers. Jimmy Hamilton. Standing: Dick Craig. Jimmy Lanza, Wayne Parrish. Kevin Swinderman, Scott Peters. Not Pictured: Rick Figuly, Ron Smith, Ron Mccsc and Cort Miller. __________ The Reserve team had the best record since 1974. With determination and hard work the reserve win tradition ought to be carried to the Varsity level. 70 LEAGUE AND TOURNAMENT FINISHES Dover Invitational 6th Sectionals 5th Cardinal Conference 4th Autumn Classic 3rd Klars All-County 5th Fall Festival 4th Fall Futura 6th Interstate Golf League 2nd The Varsity team featured Jim Lanza in 1982. Jim won the trophy for most Greens in regulation, as well as the coveted Most Valuable Player award. Jim was the 1982 County Medalist and selected to the 1st team Eastern District and Intra State League. Mike Meyers won the trophy for fewest putts. 71 Compliments of “Sugarcreek Golf Club' CHEERLEADERS GIVE LIFE Reserve members — Row I, Rhonda Ritenour, Bonnie Trautman, Jenny Espenshied. Row 2, Lori Harris, Jenny Border. Top Deb Dailey, Varsity members — Row 1. Amy Taylor, Sally Fox, Evic May Row 2, Colletc Ray, Kate Smith. Top, Sandy Edwards. The reserve cheerleaders (pictured below) and the varsity (on the other page) really added zip to an up-beat basketball season! TO THE CROWD 73 Dover Basketball bounces back Above, Mickey shows the form that led him to 18.9 pts. per game while also contributing to the team by pulling down 8 rebounds per game. Above right, Rick Braglin maneuvers a pass around a Phila defender. Right: Mike Bayer moves to the basket on another fast break. 75 We They Jackson 50 56 Carrollton 55 61 Madison 54 51 Sandy Valley 81 68 Coshocton 59 54 Wintersville 35 40 New Philadelphia 52 59 Claymont 68 51 Ashland 54 56 Canton Cent. Cath. 60 71 Wooster Madison 52 62 Cambridge 64 70 Coshocton 60 51 Fairless 61 60 New Philadelphia 78 67 West Holmes 65 75 Ashland 77 75 Wooster 65 76 Claymont 79 69 Madison 55 80 River View (Sec.) 58 66 We're on the rebound! $w u i f Far left. The Dover 1982-83 Varsity team consisted of Greg Arbogast. Rick Braglin, Dan Warther, Michey Ma-marella. Mike Bayer, Cal Hunter, Back row: Coach Dan Rosenberry, John Feutz, Dave Birtcher. Paul Monaco. Kyle Miller, John Craig, Chris Groh and assistant coach Tom Bowers. Mickey makes things lough for one of Wooster’s players. Next to him. Rick prepares to feed the ball off. At left. Coach Rosenberry and players celebrate their exciting victory over arch-rival New Phila, Bottom — Reserve team members were: Greg Arbogast, Jeff Mason. Brian Knecht, John Craig. Chris Wagner, and Mark De-lachasia. Second row: Paul Monaco, John Feutz, Mark Kandel, Ryan Armstrong, Dave Birtcher, Bryan Miller, and Coach Jud Compton Below is the 1982-83 freshmen team — first row: Mike Wherley. Don Marshall. Chris Hale, Bobby Morton, Frank Torch, Kevin Vankirk, Jim Hamilton. Second row consists of: Rick Mercer, Scott Miller. Scott Bcitzel. Richard Craig. Shaun Immel, Steve Miller. Jeff Andrews. Chuck Guy, and Coach Tom Andreas. Dover Matmen The Tornado wrestling team endured their second consecutive losing season with a 5 and 7 record. Defeats at the hands of such powers as Carrollton, Claymont, Ashland, and New Phila were expected, but three frustratingly close losses — including a one pointer — eliminated any possibility of a winning season. Varsity team: Bob Lahmers, Jim Smith, Brian Hanks, Jeff Dupler, Eric Foltz. Phil Gordon. Mike Short. Row 2: Scott McCartney, Greg Lutz, Dave Maize, Steve Moser, Jim Moore. Shawn Handrich. Row 1: Steve McCartney. Dan Green, Brian Fox. Doug Telle, Aaron Hixenbaugh. and Dan Dearth. Reserve Team (top): Back Row: Aldcn Ickcs. Bob Lahmers. Brian Hanks, Alan Peltier, John McCullough, Jon Kellicker, Row 2: Mike Brink, Trent Leyda, Shawn Handrich. Jim Moore, Tom Schupbach, Row I: Mike Lutz, Jim Pretorious, Aaron Hixenbaugh, Jon Hagloch. 78 Top left we sec Mac executing his best move, the stall. Upper right is Greg Lutz 'slurping it up’ after a tough one. Above is Phil Gordon trying to break free from an Ashland monster. And to the left Chad Green works another one over. This Page compliments of: Eiler lnc„ 859 Blvd. Dover Despite adequate leadership from the Senior class, the numbers were simply not there. Only four seniors — Dan Green. Steve McCartney, Phil Gordon, and Eric Foltz — dotted the whirlwind roster, at least a trio of Freshmen started every match and there was great difficulty in even filling the upper weights. With more experience coming back then has been the case for two years, better times are expected. Gordon and McCartney were four year lettermen and co-captains. Mac went undefeated, earned the Most Valuable Player award, and shared the Most Pins with cousin, Scott. Scott captured Most Improved laurels and was voted captain-elect for next year. Foltz was honored with the Coach’s Trophy for Greatest Individual Contribution. 79 LADY CAGERS This year’s team boasts the best record in several seasons, not to mention the first winning record in many years. Some of the highlights were an exciting last-second win over Coshocton and a close victory over Mansfield Madison. The team was also first place in the Cardinal Conference for much of the season, Sue Eichel lead the way with the most points (292) and the most rebounds (212). Sue was first team Cardinal Conference, second team AP Eastern District, and Honorable Mention All Ohio. Other seniors receiving honors were Bobbie Fuetz (most assists — second team C. Conference), Dana Gasser (Honorable Mention C. Conference), And Tarry Powell (fifth leading scorer). The reserve team ended with a record of 8 wins and 11 losses but there was a definite overall improvement of the team from the beginning of the year to the end. •40 Ashland 32 • u 00 1VN 40 •48 Newcomerstown 31 •57 Sandy Bailey 43 53 Meadowbrook •57 •59 Cambridge 41 26 West Holmes •33 32 Steubenville •46 •57 Fairless 56 •46 Coshocton 45 •44 St. Thomas Aquinas 40 •53 Massillon 23 •44 Claymont 33 42 New Phila •55 •46 Madison 42 •43 Cambridge 34 38 Wooster •40 •48 Carrollton 32 44 New Phila 74 42 West Holmes (tournament) •59 80 This page compliments of The Han-hart Insurance Agency Varsity (top of page) Row 1: Polly Armstrong. Dana Gasser. Bobbi Fuetz. Ingrid Leigh Moore. Row 2: Coach Armstrong. Dawn Hostetler. Carolyn Fuetz. Sue Eichel, Kristin Herman. Trainer Michelle Knotts. Not Pictured — Tarry Powell. Reserves (above) Row I: Oldine Jean-Charles, Christi Wallace, Mary Lieser. Deborah Hurst. Laura Mobley. Row 2: Trainer Michelle Knotts. Andrea Morton, Michelle Kinsey, Michelle Rouschcnbach, Coach Im-mel. Freshmen (facing page): Row 1: Stacy Greenwalt, Sue Luthy. Beth Harmon, Patti Ryan, Missy Devore. Row 2: Miss Thomas. Laurinda Lewis, Jill Poland. Cathy Miller, Tara Milbum, Ruth Engel. 81 Dover Baseball proved to be a great success this year Highlights went from beating Phila 5-2, to District Champs, to finishing out the season as Semi-finalists at Regionals. The varsity players were: Row 1; Rod Mizer. Scott Dunlap, Jim Blacka, Rick Braglin, Row 2; Paul Monaco. Jeff Mason. Jeff Fickes, Steve Johnson. Brock Rennickcr, Jan Neiger, Mickey Mamarclla. Row 3; Coach Dave Contini, Coach Jud Compton. Brian Poland, Sid Bcitzel, Steve Cox, Greg Lutz. Jeff Auman, Mike Taylor. Coach Bob Becker. Compliments of: Midway Lumber Company 205 South Tuscarawas Ave. Dover, Ohio 44622 Above: Scott Dunlap makes another great catch. Opp. pg. top: Jan Neiger catches the ball in time. Bottom: Sid is Congratulated. 82 DISTRICT CHAMPS ... Dover Opp 6 Perry 3 6 Riverview 3 12 Riverview 2 1 N. Phila 1 4 Louisville 11 4 Coshocton 1 4 Glen Oak 6 2 Massillon 1 12 Mansfield Madison 3 0 Mansfield Madison 10 2 Carrollton 1 10 Claymont 4 9 Cambridge 7 7 IVN 6 3 Perry 4 10 Perry 11 14 Claymont 4 11 Coshocton 1 4 Massillon 3 4 Coshocton 2 6 Morgan 0 7 Wooster 9 4 Wooster 6 5 N. Phila 2 9 Ashland 10 10 Ashland 12 6 Bcllaire 4 4 McDcrmont Northwest 8 19 wins 8 losses 1 tic 83 Reserve players were: Row I; Brian Young, Chris Wittkop, Scotl Miller, Mike Whercly, Tim Jones. Rich Craig. Row 2; Brian Reidcnbaugh, Dave Contini. Chris McKccvcr. Scott Bcitzcl. Scott Kaser. Bobby Morton, Dennis Harmon. Row 3; Coach Judd Compton, John Craig. Dave Reynolds, Victor Hill, John Feutz. Joel Hamshcr. Todd McCahill, Coach Bob Becker D.H.S. Racket Club Is Best Ever Canton McKinley Perry Wooster Ooshocton Ashland West Holmes Cambridge Marlinglon New Phila Zanesville Glen Oak Hiland Marietta Cambridge Hiland United Local Madison Orrvillc W'cst Holmes Akron Manchester Canton South Opponent I 3 5 1 5 0 0 2 4 0 5 I 3 0 I I I 0 0 0 I 15-6 Season Record Cardinal Conference Tournament — 3rd Sectional — 1st District — 1st State — 9th The successful team is pictured at far left: Front: Mike Myers, Ron Smith, Estaban Fernandez. Back: Coach Ebert, Captains Jim Lanza Jon France, Kyle Miller, and Captain Cal Hunter. Lanza and Fernandez teamed up in doubles to take the sectional, district championships, and to take Dover to the State Championships. This marked Dover’s first ever trip to the District Finals, as well as the championship and a trip to the state championships. The team lost a close 7-6,6-3 match to State Runner-up Columbus Bexley. Lanza, Fernandez, Hunter, Miller were district qualifiers, with France Smith alternates. State qualifiers were Lanza, Fernandez, with France as alternate. MVP award went to Lanza; Most Improved to France; Coach’s Award to Hunter. Most wins were recorded by Hunter, Miller, and Myers. Lanza holds the school record for career wins (82) and Mike Myers the percentage record (19%). 87 Girls' Track: This years’ Girls’ Track Team consisted of: Row 1 — Marylou Bartholomew Sue Luthy, Kristi Wallace. Lesia Bennett. Pam Randolph, Michelle Olinger, Kristin Herman, Stephanie Staley. Row 2 — Stacey Waters, Michelle Aston. Melissa Edwards. Portia Thomas, Lori McCullough. Cindy Atkinson, Michelle Kinsey. Row 3 — Coach Don lckes, Tracey Judy, Jill Barr. Beth Rini, Diane Kurtz, Joan Wherley, Regina Miller. Steph Strimbu. Becky Zifer, Sue Eichel, Coach Staley. The track team went 3-4 beating Central Catholic, Wooster, and I.V. South. The girls also placed third in the Tornado Relays which was a big improvement over the last two years. Above: After much hard work Beth Rini's discus throwing qualified for the Regionals. She was District Champ with a throw of I07’9 . Center: Michelle Olinger leaps to another victory. Right: Lori McCullough gets set for a hard run. Top Right: Lesia Bennett paces herself and prepares fora victory. This year the 3200 meter relay team, consisting of Bennett, Atkinson, Wallace. Herman, set a new record of 10:22. 88 Determination Brought Improvement We Salute Boys' Above: Todd Altier makes a face and then makes his throw. Above: Tracy Judy winds up and whings the discus for another good throw. Right: Polce and Arbogast finish the 400 like they usually did — one, two. 90 and Girls’ Track THE BOY’S TRACK AND FIELD TEAM Row 1 (left to right) — Doug Dearth, Mike Bayer, Tim Bissell, Ron Seni, Dave Polce, Kevin Stauffer, Ken Smith, Coach Heller. Row 2 — Coach Strickmaker, Ron Grimm, Jeff Margletta, Bill Litty, Todd Barr, Todd Altier, Gary Johnson. Row 3 — Scott McCartney, Greg Heller, Chris Wagner, Tom Morris, Dan Hurst, Dan VanEpps, Jeff Dupler, Coach DeGraw. Row 4 Dan McCaslin, Kevin Briggs, Jeff Brian, Chuck Guy, John Hagloch, Doug Jimison, Bryan Archer. Row 5 — Frank Torch, Chris Mills, Greg Arbogast, Chris Haney, Roch Sweitzer, Ron Hamilton. Row 6 — Sam Sayre, Terry Ternabene, Kenny Kol-lar. Bill Lieser, Scott Lupi, Chris Sweitzer. Terri Moore. Row 7 Russell Greenwood, Leroy Philips, Jim Frankovich, Darrell Golden, Troy Hendershot. Row 8 — Shaun Immel, Dean Hu-prich. Matt Meese, Jeff Carnahan, Jim Smith, Brian Moore. 91 Boys’ Track a “ Whopping” Success Right: Maize goes up and over, showing nice form. Below: Miller goes for a school record. The team set five outdoor records: High Jump — Bryan Miller, 6'4 ; Chris Wagner, 6’3”. Shot put Todd Altier, 5TT 800 Relay Greg Arbogast (1:30.7); 400 Relay — Chris Mills Dave Polce (43.1); 1600 Relay — Bryan Miller (3:26.1). They won three firsts during the year: first Cardinal Conference, first Tornado Relays, first Regional Crown, and second District Championship. This year Dover sent the most ever to the state meet in Columbus: Dave Poke in the 100, 400, and 1600 relays; Greg Arbogast. Bryan Miller, and Chris Mills in the 400 and 1600 relays; Todd Altier in shot put and discus; Chris Wagner in high jump. Dave Poke was MVP. Track; Todd Altier, MVP, field. Scott McCartney was most improved, and Dave Poke received the Todd Wagner Memorial Scholarship Award. Record We They 98 John Glen 58 Coshocton 10 65 Tusky Valley 67 59 New Phila 73 90 Ashland 42 75 Hoover 57 1st Tornado Relays 3rd New Phils Mini Relays 1st Conference 1st District 1st Regional State (Not run at publishing time) Jack Edwards doesn't feel pressure as coaches watch his style. 92 1983 Boys' Track and Field Sets New Records Track season started off with a bang at Ashland College with our team establishing nine new indoor records, and on the following Saturday at Maple Heights establishing five more. Scott Lupi finishes hard to win (left). Below. Miller and Polce take the first steps to a place at the state meet. This picture-perfect lean put Dover in the quartet at state. Compliments of AL GASSER EXCAVATING 343-9407 93 Dover Sweeps Tornado Relays! For the first time in the history of the event, D.H.S. won lop honors. At right, Dave Poke, and Bryan Miller check their medals. Below, Jeff Margletta clears the bar with room to spare. Right below, Chris Mills and Greg Arbo-gast strain at the starting blocks. Greg was named Most Valuable Player for “AA. Compliments of Dover Foods Company (Div. of Hanner's Inc.) 225 N Wooster Avenue “Those Lunchroom JUNIORS Conversations Shane Abrecht Chuck Albrechi Paula Alexander Barb Amistadi Polly Armstrong Karen Arnold Kevin Arnold Jeff Auman Chris Austin Bob Bair Diana Barbee Collcena Barker Jim Barnes Frances Barnhart Leslcc Bates Bill Baumgardner Pam Beeglc Sid Beitzel John Bienko Mind Bigler Jodi Bitikofer Jim Blacka David Blieninger Jackie Blickensderfer Tammy Boles Julie Brcitenstcin Patti Brown Debbie Burkhart Mark Burrell Kim Callen Keith Caranda Kevin Caranda Shawn Clark Bart Cochcnour Tina Corpman 96 Taking a Break from Class Slcph Strimbu Secretary. Steve Cox President. Shelly lekes Treasurer, Mary Beth Fondricst — Assembly Representative Tom Morris Vice President: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Steve Cox Carol Cramer Lori Davidson Steph Deeds Virginia Delooze Kevin Demarco Rhonda Dickey Connie Doidge Jerry Douglas Brenda Drehcr Carol Dummermuth Jeff Dupler Sandy Edwards Jim Eichel •BJVS 97 JUNIORS What Thoughts are Tammy Eichcl Kelly Emery Tracey Emery Tonya Farnsworth Darren Ferrell Carolyn Feutz Chris Fisher MaryBeth Fondriest Dave Forthey Jon Fox Michelle Fox Nicole Frankovich Dawn Frautschy Randy Freed Kevin Fruchey REALLY Behind Those Smiling Faces? Chris Heffner Chris Hefner Greg Heller Victor Hill Brad Holcomb Cora Holcomb Karen Geib Don German Becky Gilmore Toni Gorby Kevin Green Ron Grimm Chris Groh Joel Hampshcr Michelle Haney Roger Haney Denis Hermon Louis Harman Kris Haynes Paul Hollingcr Kelly Holden Dawn Hostetler Brenda Houston Phil Huff Dianna Hurless Dan Hurst Shelly lekes Patty Incarnato Vince Incarnato Gerrilynn Jackson Jodie Jennings Steve Johnson Brock Jones Bill Jones Tracey Judy Michelle Kearns Pam Keller Ken Kollar Connie Korns Diana Kurtz John Laine Shelly Leland Lori Lcngler Lcanna Lewis Becky Limbachcr Andrea Loibl Greg Lutz Mary McBride Todd McCahill Scott McCartney Lee Ann McGuire Dave Maize Kathy Mansfield James Maple Tom Marchand Jeff Marglctta Kathy Marlowe Lee Marshall Jay Martin Terry Martin Eric Maurer Glenn Maurer Shari Maurer Bill Meechan Vicki Meeker Kim Mccsc Rachel Mercer 100 NO PICTURES, PLEASE! Ruth Mercer Dale Miller Kyle Miller Marty Miller Patti Miller Rodney Miller Chris Mills Rhonda Milyiori Richard Minnis Rod Mizcr Steve Monticclli Ingrid Moore Tom Morris Nancy Muckier Bruce Mumma 10! JUNIORS Doing What They Do Best Mitch Murphy Mike Myers Trisha Northrop Kathleen Page Wayne Parrish Alan Peltier Susan Perry Cathy Peters Lynda Pissocra Karen Pittman Brenda Polcn Jim Polk David Pruni Chris Ramsey Colette Ray Malinda Ray Jeff Renicker Brock Rennicker Bill Reynolds Diana Richard Joni Rhinchart Tammy Trauiman Perry Schultz Terry Schweitzer Tracey Sccse Kathy Seni Mary Short Keith Shumaker Shelly Slcmmer Steve Slentz James Slusscr Dorothy Smith Ken Smith Teresa Smitlcy Melissa Stccrman Paul Stewart Stephanie Strimbu Shelly Swcitzcr Kevin Swindcrman Amy Taylor James Taylor Doug Telle Audra Thompson JUNIORS Had Their Ups and Downs Toni Zito Not Pictured: Larry Applegarth Suscttc Boone Robert Brown Grace Dolts Joe Hickman Mike Howell Sandra Johnson Todd Kandcl Lori McKee Nick Nigro Lisa Nixon Cheryl Stilgenbauer Patti Zifer Kelli Vernes Daniel Van Epps James Walters Stacey Waters Shelley White Kathleen Wilson James Wright Kim York Leslie Yosick Shauna Young Nancy Youngen Lori Zahlor Milch Zciglcr Becky Zifer 1983: A Band members pictured at right Row 1: W. Mills, B. Limbacher, R. Thompson, L. Davidson, B Herman, R. Dickey. L. Duscnberry, R Milyiori, K. Reichman Row 2: B Dreher, D. Hurst. R. Milyiori, T. Zifcr, D. Freetage, M. Griesen. J. Pierson, M. Sclater. C. Doidge, S. Slemmer. J. McCreery. M. DeVault. C. Wallace. K Rondinella. S. Luthy, N. Dragna, M. Olinger. S. Lupi, A. Mizer. B. Pace. Row 3: D. Hurless. H. Holmes, M. Arnett. K. Atkinson, T. McDonald, L. Lewis, K. Caranda. K. Car-anda. D. Tripodi. A. Indorf, A. Loibil. C. Atkinson. K. Neiningcr. M. Malcuit, S. Groh, M. Schooff. M. Olinger. C. Hollingsworth. S. Ick-es, T. Diefenbaugh, Row 4: S. Wilson. D. Rucgscgger, J. Walkosak, L. Slutz, J. Granato. C. Van Epps, K. Monahan, M. Aston, J. McBride, M. Bigler, C. Barker, R. Sommers, R. Mercer, J. Slusser, C. Korns, D. Duscn-berry, L. Dapoz, J. Christy, M. Kinsey, L. Zahler Row 5: L. McCulloch, K. Holmes, M. Wallace, J. Foltz, S. Pace, S. Clark. P. Miller, B. Kelley, M. Ruggcri, E. Foltz, J. Bicnko, B. Whcrley. P. Huff, J. Kcllicker, K. Shumaker, S. Kellickcr, M. Suscy, S Ramsey, S. Waters, N. Youngen. D. Ankney. L. Marshall. 106 ti Ytr, jlV m? % � • Of Standing O’s m r w'-v rv¥g - V r 1 • k And Superior Ratings 108 The 1982-83 School year has indeed been an exciting and productive one for the Dover Band. Traditions, both new and old. paved the way for a most successful Marching Season. The Marching Tornadoes were received with great enthusiasm by the crowds at their many performances, and rewarded with several standing ovations throughout the season. Band morale was “Sky High” entering concert season and the Winter Concert program was an exciting as the marching performances. In concert band competition, the Symphonic Band proved to be a “Superior” group by earning a superior rating at District Contest and again a Superior Rating in State Level Competition. A special highlight of the year for the band was their participation in the 1983 Blossom Festival Parade in Niagara Falls. Ontario, Canada, which proved to be a very educational and enjoyable experience. The directors worked especially hard and it really paid off. Across the page. Mr. Gillaspie. Mr Goudy. and Mr. Delphia proudly watch the Phila show. For years we're wondered how Mr. Lyon did it. Now we see he has four hands! 109 D.H.S. Orchestra Above: First Row — left to right. Liza Dacio, Lynn Cozart. Laura Bachie. Stacey Graves. Collecna Barker, Cara Hollingsworth. Stacey Waters. Kevin Fox. Anna Corsi, Laura Kelker. Second Row: left to right - Larry Tope. Lisa Caldwell. Scott McCutcheon, Tammy Weirich. Kevin Wallick. Michelle Griesen. Steph Pace. Mary Beth Sclater. Dianna Hurless, Cheryl VanEpps. Kari Monahan. Becky Pace, Linda Hisrich. Gary Frame, Cort Miller. Third Row: left to right — John Kcllicker. Dale Rueg-segger, Steve Wilson, Mr. Gillaspie, James Pierson, Debbie Burkhart. Darren Frcetage, Tim Zifer, Keith Shumaker. Mark Suscy. John Walkosak, Tom Dicfcn-baugh. Mark Sclater, Kay Kearns, Tiiu Genncrt, Matt Frame. Not present when picture was taken arc: Jason Bcckstrom, Roberta Knight, Matt Arnett, and Shawn Clark. 110 And Jazz Band Located at the far left are the Orchestra officers. President Laura Kclkcr, Vice President - Lynn Cozart, Scc't, Treas. Linda His-rich. All arc shown with Mr. Gillaspie. Jazz Band: Above, Scott Kcllickcr sits quietly, for a second, to play us a bit of music. Left — The Jazz Band was a popular group this year, often performing at the pep assemblies and other places. Ill The choir is an example of dedication and determination at Dover High. They work all year perfecting their talents. Under the direction of Mr. Hall, they held their traditional Christmas and spring concerts that were attended by many. At the right, we see the kind of determination that Dena Denbow and Holly Harmon exhibit to make the choir a concerted effort. At the bottom, the DHS Angels: Lew Clark, Lisa Indorf, Greg Herman, Shelly Leland, Terry Tornabene, Karen Mizer, Kevin Arnold, Halle Holmes, Shawn Clark, Allison Indorf, Scott Peters, Beth Rini, Ron Smith. Kris Haynes, Chris Heffner, Frances Barnhart, Bart Herman, Diana Hurless, and Ken Holmes. Top left, the DHS Choir Council: Front row, Halle Holmes, Historian; Michelle Everhart, Senior Representative; and Shelly Leland, Junior Representative. Back row, Allison Indorf, Vice President; Ken Holmes, President; Bart Herman, Editor of the InChoirer; Chris Heffner, Treasurer; and Lisa Indorf, Sophomore Representative. 112 Do You Hear What I Hear? Sopranos: Front row, Lori Barbee, Stacy Grecnwalt, Jody Decker. Diane Gibbs. Beth Harmon, Pam Klein, Lori Callen, and Michelle Everhart. Middle row, Sally Fox, Kim White, Halle Holmes. Kimberly Law, Amy Dusen-berry. Holly Harmon, Lisa Indorf, Michelle Haney. Back row. Shelly Leland. Karen Mizer, Nicole Frankovich, Kelly Holden, Denise Lockhart, Rena Maurer, Audra Thompson, Debbie Burkhart, and Pam Keller. Tenors: Greg Herman, Lew Clark. Chris Heffner, Terry Tornabenc. Bart Herman, and Ken Holmes. 114 Above — Altos: Front row, Lisa King, Tammy Gibbs. Diana Hurless. Alison Indorf, Loric Herron, and Mary Lieser. Middle row, Marla Porter, Carol Stil-genbauer, Dena Dcnbow, Beth Rini, Missy Penrod. Rhonda Rosenberry, and Kris Haynes. Back row, Frances Barnhart. Diana Barbee. Ruth Engel. Oldine Jean-Charles, Beth Merckle, Michelle Beatty, and Michelle Gibbs. Basses: Front row. Jeff Martin. Shawn Clark, and Ron Smith. Back row, Kevin Arnold, Alan Peltier, Pete Marshall, and Scott Peters. 115 Looking Back at a Busy Year Besides performing their winter and spring concerts, the D.H.S. Choir kept pretty busy. They made a trip to Chicago last spring and participated in solo and ensemble contest. The Girl's Chorus received a superior rating at district contest and went on to state. To make money, the choir sponsored a spring clean-up sale and a tag day. 116 SOPHOMORES Oops! Wrong Planet Rob Albert Phil Albrecht Lisa Amistadi Kim Angel Dcbby Ankncy Greg Arbogast Bryan Archer Ryan Armstrong Shannon Arnnett Michele Aston Cindy Atkinson Kevin Atkinson Laura Bachie Mindy Baily Lorinda Barbee Sheryl Baumgardner Michelle Beaty Marc Birtchcr Jennifer Bixler Jerry Blake Robert Boles Jennifer Border David Burtschcr Doug Carpenter Marla Chancy Amy Chadruc Julie Christy Dave Cole 118 Marci Coventry Lynn Cozart John Craig Michael Crawford Julie Crowell Brian Cull Paul Cummings Debby Daley Mark Dallachcsia Mel Davis Sam Davis Dan Dearth Dave Derush Tammy Diefenbaugh Tonya Dodds Amy Dusenberry Kim Ducsenberry Randy Duvall Missy Edwards Sue Edwards Jenny Espenscheid Jon Feutz Jeff Fickes Jeff Foltz Rod Fondreist Brian Fox John Fox Matt Fox Gary Frame Greg Froman Lucinda Frutig Angela Gatten Micky Gibb Tamara Gibbs Cindy Goering 119 SOPHOMORES Two Years To Get Serious Darrel Golden John Goss John Granato Stacey Graves Mike Griesen Michelle Griesen Sherri Haas Jeff Hagloch Elizabeth Haldeman Malinda Hammel Chris Haney Brian Hanks Lori Harris Laura Hastedt Kris Hess Beth Hinerman Brenda Hinerman Tammy Hinson Aaron Hixenbaugh Derik Hoffman Halle Holmes Kim Hoverland Pam Howell Terry Huff Aldcn lekes Kelly Incarnato Allison Indorf Lisa Indorf 120 Rcncc Jabcrg Myrlcinc Jean-Charles Oldinc Jean-Charles Kathy Johnson Michelle Jones Jim Jones Jerry Kail Mark Kandel Teresa Kandel Scott Kaser Laura Kelker Jon Kellicker Rich Kerr Troy Kimble Lisa King Michelle Kinsey Brian Knecht Michelle Knotts Karen Korns Tim Kutcher Robert Lahmers Valerie Lemon Vaughn Ley Trent Leyda William Leiser Denise Lockhart John Loibl Mark Lorenz Scott Lupi Lorie McCulloch John McCulloch Amy McLean Julie McLean Thomas McDonald Connie McNutt SOPHOMORES Models of Good Behavior John Maher Kim Mansfield Jeff Mason Glenda Mast Rena Maurer Ron Mcesc Richard Mercer Tiffany Merrick Karen Myer Bryan Miller Christina Miller Courtney Miller Paul Miller Wendy Mills Renee Milyiori Mark Miskimen Paul Monaco Randy Monroe Jimmy Morris Michael Morrison Andrea Morion Jim Morvatz Eric Mounts Louis Mueller Kris Murphy Geoff Neal Kris Meinnger Louis Nolan Stephanie Pace Jeff Patterson Scott Peters Diane Phillips Leroy Phillips 122 Barbara Person Brian Poland Theresa Polen Michelle Rauscnbach Theresa Reidy Michael David Renner David Reynolds Kelly Roc Stormy Roc Matt Ruggeri Cindy Sandy Lauri Schartigcr Thoman Schupbach Brian Shcaffer Michael Short James Smith Kelly Smith Debbie Stalder James Stephan Diane Stevenson Lisa Stutler Mark Suscy Dawn Sweitzer Kathy Thayer Portia Thomas Cheryl Torgler Terry Tornabenc Cindy Trachel Brian Tschudy 123 sophomores NOT TOO FAR BEHIND! Cheryl VanEpps Halley Volzer Chris Wagner William Walkosak Martin Wallace Tammy Wallick Tim Watkins Carmeilla Weston Janice Whcrlcy Kimberly White Angie Willoughby Lori Zabka Jim Ziegler Chris Zuchcgno Not Pictured: Erin Baker Shelly Bell Roxanne Blunt Karen Dotts Barry Green Margaret Marker Shauna Orr Jeff Reiger Lin Slutz James Wesclck Steve Ziegler 124 Now, to answer the question, “What really happens to all those Juniors and Seniors who never show up for school anymore?” we present Buckeye JVS. This is the place that nearly a third of our upper two classes call “home”. Do they enjoy it? Let the pictures speak for themselves. 126 ‘ Working For A Living” We salute these Dover students who have excelled in various areas at BJVS: Toni Gorby — V.I.C.A. Closing and Opening Team (2nd place at Sectional Competition.) Elmer Leeper — Honor Roll award. F.F.A. Greenhand Award. F.F.A. Chapter Degree. 1st place district meet judging contest. Patty Homan — O.E.A. Executive Torch Award Bonnie Trautman — V.I.C.A. treasurer Mike Cercone — Outstanding Dover Student at BJVS Kim Tope — 2nd place Typing and Related 1 — Regional contest, Ohio Office Education Association Award. Dorothy Smith — O.O.E.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team (6th place at Regional Competition) Kim Callcn — F.F.A. Greenhand Award. F.F.A. Chapter Degree. BJVS Student of the Month in January Rhonda Ritenour — V.I.C.A. Queen Shane Abrect. Tammy Eichel. Brenda Polen — O.E.A. Parliamentary Procedure Team (1st Place at Regional. 6th place at State Competition) 127 Buckeye students are a special kind. They have chosen to break away from the beaten path and take advantage of the great opportunities offered at Buckeye JVS. They meet new friends, learn valuable skills, and get to work in on-the-job situations which prepare them for “life after graduation.” 128 Upper left, Paul Stewart and Chris Mills begin work on their dreamhouse. while Bill Baumgardner, Kevin Caranda, Jamie Walters, and Randy Freed try to look busy. Above, Eric Smith and Ronnie Flickenger “get dirty.” F R E S H M E N FRESHMEN Dover High's Future Jennifer Amiconc Jeff Andrews Rusty Angel Bart Archinal Malt Arnett Phil Barbee Jill Barr Tom Bascy Bob Baumgardner Todd Beal Dawna Bcighlcy Scott Beitzel Lesia Bennett Kevin Bliggs Mike Brink Jeff Bruan Brian Buckhor Lori Callen Jeff Carnahan Julie Carnahan David Contini Steven Cooper Rich Craig Lisa Dapoz Dodie Decker Dena Denbow Theresa DeRush Marty DeValt Missy DeVorc Jamie Douglas 130 f reshmen Class Officers: Pam Randolph, V. Pres.; Shannon Lupi, Sec.; Patty Ryan, Assembly Rep. (Below) Richard Craig, Pres.; Chris Witt-kop, Treas. Ralph Fcsti Larry Fish Jimmy Frankovich Darren Freetage Pam Gardner Marla Gasser Carrie Giafranesco Diane Gibb Theresa Gray Chad Green Stacy Greenwalt Russ Greenwood 131 FRESHMEN THE KIDS FROM Jennifer Grier Charles Grimm Sally Groh Charles Guy Charles Hagloch Jon Hagloch Judy Hagloch Chris Hale James Hamilton Ronald Hambleion Shawn Handrich Beth Harmon Holly Harmon Troy Hendershot Kristin Herman Lori Herron Linda Hisrich Christopher Holt Melissa Horn Rhonda Hostetler Deborah Hurst The Freshmen cheerleaders: Row 1 — Jennifer Amicone, Julie Zorzi, Lori Herron. Row 2 — Jennifer Wallick, Melissa Stofan, Jennifer Whit-tingham. 132 Dean Huprich Shaun Immel Douglas Jimison Damon Jones Ruth Jones Tim Jones Tom Jones Tracy Jones Mark Jordan David Keller Eddie King Pam Klein Mike Korns Julie Krantz Betty Kurtz Paula Lang Laurinda Lewis Mary Licser Susan Luthy Shannon Lupi Michael Lutz Jane McBride Jeff McCarty Dan McCaslin Jill McCreery Chris McKeevcr Melanie Malcuit Michael Marino 133 FRESHMEN Movin’ On Up Donald Marshall Terry Martin Matt Meesc Rich Mcrccr Beth Mercklc Katherine Miller Scott Miller Steve Miller Laura Mobley Kari Monahan Scott Monticelli Brian Moore James Moore Katrina Moore Terry Moore Malca Morris Robert Morton Maury Murphy William Nedrow Melissa Olinger Michaelc Olinger Becky Pace Beth Pace 134 One Down, Three To Go! Michelle Parris Chris Patterson Harry Penrod Jill Poland Steve Pollington Cheryl Porter Marla Porter James Pretorius Pam Randolph Brian Rcidenbach Clark Rennicker Tina Riechers Kay Rondinella Rhonda Rosenberry Dale Rucgscgcr Patricia Ryan Sam Sayre Margaret Schooff Marybeth Sclater Rich Schweitzer Pleshette Shaeffer Travis Singer Lin Slutz Rodney Sommers 135 FRESHMAN What Smiles! This trio was seen alot together throughout the year. Smiles like these make people wonder what they've been up to. Carol Stilgenbaucr Lori Stilgenbaucr Melissa Stofan Mike Swegheimcr Frank Torch Sherry Trachscl Debbi Tripodi Frand Valentine Kevin Van Kirk Donald Vickers Christi Wallace Jennifer Wallick Michel Wallick Mike W her ley Jennifer Whittingham Steve Wilson Lisa Dapoz grins a sigh of relief. Chris Wittkop Brian Young Tim Zifer Julie Zorzi 136 Co 03 C! t- n BACK-THE-GUYS THE DANCE FACTORY This year Back-the-Guys had another successful year under the leadership of advisor Dotty Jenkins and president Julie Margletta. They decorated lockers and the main hall and sponsored the Spaghetti Dinner. This year the club officially had a few guy members who took the liberty of decorating the cheerleader's lockers. Back-the-Guys helped arouse spirits in the students more than ever. Row 1: Brenda Wherley. Jenny Border. Lauri Harris. Renee Jaberg. Jennifer Bixler. Julie Margletta, Lori Dusenbcrry, Lisa Schwartz, Kelly Rcichman, Jennifer Grier, Jenn Amicunte. Dody Decker. Rhonda Go-senberry Row 2: Sherry Gingery. Michelle Everhart, Shannon Taylor, Pam Ale-siano. Deb Reiger. Cathy Feller, Amy Contini, Char McHenry, Michelle Haney, Carol Dummcrmuth, Amy Mizer, Becky Limbacher, Rhonda Milyiori, Lori Davidson, Shelly Ryan. Ericka Garwell. Lew Clark Row 3: Missy Stephens. Sally Fox, Karen Mizer. Jane Karl, Terri Meese. Judy Amistadi. Beth Kcpplinger, Carolyn Feutz, Mel Davis, Laura Hastedt. Renee Milyiori, Louric Schartiger. Sue Edwards, Sally Groh, Kay Rondinella Row 4: Lcslce Bates, Kathleen Wilson, Amy Dusenbcrry, Tracy Herron, Audra Thompson, Mindy Bigler, Patti Miller, Amy Taylor, Linda Pisso-cra, Steph Strimbu, Polly Armstrong, Kathy Scni, Steph Deeds, Becky Zifer, Leslie Yosick, Kathy Marlow, Joan Jett Wherley, Sonya Marshall, Marilynda Trcmba, Mary McCullough, Malinda Hammcl, Micki Gibb Row 5: Allison Indorf, Tammy Wallick, Debbie Ankncy, Michelle Kinsey. Michelle Rauschenbach. Sherry Eilcr, Julie Kantz, Patty Ryan. Christie Herman, Jill Poland, Marla Gasser, Barb Kurtz At the right: Dan Warther checks out his goodies that his Guardian Angel left him. 138 Michelle Olinger, Rhonda Milyiori, Diane Gibb, Cindy Atkinson, Steph Strimbu, Michelle Kinsey, Jodi Bitikofer, Debbie Ankney, Lisa Dapoz, Steph Deeds, Melissa Olinger, Debbie Hurst, Lori McKee, Chris Hefner, Kris Murphy, Karen Torch Bottom Left: Miss Kennedy shows off the Dance Factory shoes. Bottom Right: The Dover Dance Factory steps out for their evening performance. 139 Council Members 140 Head the Right Way Freshmen and Sophomores — Row 1, Scott Kaser, Laura Hastedt, Mel Davis, Lauri Shartigcr, Renee Milyiori, Michelle Kinsey, Row 2. Doug Dearth. John Craig. Kelly Smith, Andrea Morton, Lisa Indorf, Row 3. Jen Amicone, Sherry Eiler, Christine Herman, Mel Malcuit, Don Marshall, Tercas Gray, Rich Sweitzer, Debbie Hurst. Juniors and Seniors — Row 1. Leslie Yosick, Amy Mizer, Mary Franks, Char McHenry, Terri Meese. Jane Karl, Michelle Everhart, Jan Neiger. Row 2. Brad Swindermanski. Doug Dearth, Pam Alesiano, Kevin Dal-paize, Amy Contini, Cathy Feller, Joan Wherley, Beth Rini, Row 3. P. J. Sambo, Steph Strimbu. Tom Morris, Chris Groh, Joel Hamsher, Tracey Judy, Shelly Ickes. Officers: President — Doug Dearth, Vice-President — Jan Neiger, Advisor — Brad Swindermanski, Row 2, Historian — Tracy Judy, Treasurer — Joel Hamshire. Secretary — Michelle Everhart 141 Our Future Lies FCA 1st Row — Paul Monaco, John Craig. Dan Dearth, Bryan Archer, Tracey Judy, Carol Dummermuth, Chris Groh. 2nd Row Mr. Bccblc, Tom Morris. Todd Barr, Kyle Miller, Kevin Dalpiaz, Lew Clark, Joel Hamshcr, Mr. Heller. 3rd Row Erik Garwcll, Doug Dearth, Cal Hunter, Greg Herman. Mike Bayer, Dave Polce, Scott Immel, Phil Gordon. FMC: 1 st Row — Julie Christy, Chris Miller, Debbie Burkhart, Kevin Arnold, Karen Arnold. Chris Heffner. 2nd Row — Ruth Jones, Lee Marshall, Stacey Waters. Shelly Ickes, Lori Zahler. 3rd Row — Michelle Askin, Jennifer Bixler, Audra Thompson, Mindy Bigler, Tammy Wallick. Debbie Ankncy, Leslie Yosick, Scott Beal. Hallie Holmes 142 In Their Hands Future Teachers continued as an active club which encourages an interest in the teaching profession. One activity that everyone enjoyed was spending a day as a “teacher” in an elementary school. At left, Tracy Herron tries her skills at Park School. FTA: Sitting — Jane Karl, Oldine Jean-Charles, Sonya Marshall, Lori Herron. Standing — Marla Porter, Beth Rini, Carol Dummermuth, Mary Leiser, Tracy Herron, Cara Hollingsworth, Mary McCollough, Mrs. Pritchard. 143 Media Center Media Center: Top row — Mrs. Blair, Ken Holmes. Tom Basey, Dean Huprich, and Mr. Krantz. Middle row. Matt Stevanus, Jeff Rcnicker, Bryan Archer, and Terry Tornabcnc Front row: Tracy Herron, Mary Franks, Shelly Ryan, and Kathleen Wilson. Audio Visual Aides Audio Visual Aides: Tom Jones, Robbie Albert. Dean Huprich, Kevin Atkinson, and Mr. Page. The Media Center aides are kept busy circulating instructional materials using the video camera, taping off air programs, and dubbing and editing video tapes. The Media Center had fund-raising projects which were used to purchase video tapes and equipment. The Audio Visual aides dis-patch-all equipment and help with the operation of the auditorium. Both the groups are well organized and perform an excellent service to teachers and students. Far Left: Mrs. Blair interrupts her planning to come to the aid of a teacher. Left: Mr. Page reads a manual so he can keep the “wheels turning. Office Girls — Keeping the Records Straight Attendance Office — Row 1 — Sonya Marshall. Marla Gasser. Debbie Stadler. Melissa Edwards. Portia Thomas. Mrs. Graef. Row 2 — Chris Miller, Pam Howell, Thercse Polend. Kelly Roc, Steph Strimbu, Julie Carnahan. Row 3 — Tammy Wallick, Karen Torch. Jennifer Brogan. Lucinda Frcetage, Kelly Smith. Ruth Engel. Above Tracey Judy and Jill Barr arc busy working in the guidance office. Lisa King looks doubtful at the excuse she is hearing for being absent. 146 Top; Guidance Office — Row 1 — Lisa Watkins, Jill Barr, Mindy Bigler, Shelly lckes, Row 2 — Sue Eichel, Brenda Wherley, Beth Rini, Joan Wherley, Main Office — Row 1 — Lisa Schwartz, Tarry Powell, Pam Ale-siano. Deb Reiger, Judy Amistadi, Teri Meese, Row 2 — Michelle Everhart, Kim Law, Tammy Wallick. Lisa Watkins, Bobbie Jo Feutz. Row 3 — Mrs. Barr. Shelly Le-land, MaryBeth Fon-driest, Joan Wherley, Jennifer Wallick. 147 The Spanish Club kept very busy this year. They had a Christmas meeting and made ojos de Dios ’ as a craft. They had many guest speakers. Estaban Fernandez, an exchange student from Costa Rica, was a popular one. They also had an end-of-the-year banquet featuring Mexican food and a pool party at the Delphian Inn. The Spanish Club officers were — Pres. — Michelle Kinsey, V. Pres. — Patty Brown. Sec. — Tony Zito, Treas. — Stacey Waters, Assit. Treas. — Ingrid Moore. Spanish Club: Row 1 — Tony Zito. Stacey Waters, Ingrid Moore, Eric Garwell, Patty Brown. Michelle Kinsey. Row 2 — Lesia Bennett, Allison Indorf, Beth Rini, Stacey Graves, Tamara Gibbs. Ruth Jones. Katrini Moore, Beth Van Epps. Diana Hurlcss. Pam Beagle. Mrs. Koval. Row 3 — Chris Araujo. Sally Fox, Chris Neininger. Dean Hu-prich, Terry Moore. Darren Freetag, Lisa Indorf. Michelle Haney. Jan Nciger, Laura Hastcdt, Laurie Schartiger, Michelle Aston. Renee Myliori. Row 4 — Rod Sherrell, Dave Reynolds. John Fox, Scott Kaser. Tom Marchand, Bart Herman. Keith Shumaker. John Kelliler, Shaun Immcl. Phil Huff, Greg Herman, Mike Gricsan. Top Right — French Club. Row 1 — Paula Lang, Plcshette Shaffer, Jennifer Amicone. Sally Groh, Faye Eigler, Marla Gasser, Julie Zorzi, Oldine Jean Charles. Row 2 — Melanie Malcuit, Sherry Eiler, Steph Deeds, Michelle Raushenbaugh. Julie Kristi. Carol Dummermouth. Row 3 — Jon Walkasac, Jon Granto. Kathy Miller, Jennifer Woodingham, John Bienko, Jenny Border. Melissa Stofan. Dina Graziani. Wendy Mills, Tricia Northrup, Mindy Bailey, Tammy Wallick, Meryldin Jean Charles. Row 4 — Brian Kelly, John Maher, Michelle Kerns. Bottom right — German Club: Row 1 — Meggic Schoof, Kristin Herman, Lori Herron, Laura Mobley, Marla Porter, Cheryl Van Epps, Angela Gatten, Jon Hagloch. Row 2 — Dennis Harmon, Mary Lynda Tremba. Michelle Grieson, Stephanie Pace, Jeff Fickcs, Melanie Davis, Kim Dusenberry, Paul Bair. Row 3 — Brock Rennickcr, Gary Frame. Jim Slusser, Scott Peters, Jim Smith. Debby Ankney, Sheryl Brum-gardner, Lori Zabka, Kim Houerland. Row 4 — John Loibl, Jeff Hagloch, Bryan Archer, Martin Wallace, Shannon Arnett, Chris Holt. Bon jour, Buenos Dias, 148 Hi e Gehts, Hello!! d.h.s. S.O.SJ The popular Ski Club appears at the top. Members arc: Row I — Julie Krantz, Melanie Malcuit. Marla Gasser, Sherry Eiler, Sally Groh, Karen Arnold. Row 2 — Mark Jordan, Nick Dragna, Jim Morris, Brian Tschudy, Cortney Miller, Ron Mccsc, Chris Heffner. Kevin Arnold Row 3 — Erie Garwcll, Hally Volzcr, Jim Zeiglcr. Steph Strimbu, Holly Kcndcl, Becky Zifer, Kathy Seni, Renee Mi-lyori, Laurie Schartigcr, Jennifer Bixler. Chris Nyningcr, Mary Slater. Row 4 — Dave Reynolds. Chris Wagner. Steph Deeds, Sam Davis. Above left—Steph Deeds and Renee Milyoritry to figure out how to untangle their poles. Other ski “enthusiasts appear at right. Bookworms of D.H.S. This page features the very helpful library aides. At top. Row I — Sherri Trachsel. Wendy Mills, Kim Hovcrland, Frances Barnhart, Sue Luthy. Row 2 Lori Zbaka. Lori Callcn. Karen Meyer. Lisa King, Cindy Trachsel, Linda Hisrich. Miss Dean. Above — Marty Devault, Lori Herron, Mary Franks. Cindy Atkinson, Dcna Denbow. Left: Kelly Reichman. Two year members. ROW I: Kevin Dalpiaz, Bobbi Jo Fuetz, Char ROW 3:Suzy Stofan,Steve Ramsey,Cal Hunter.Scott Kellickcr. Not McHenry, Jane Karl ROW' 2: Amy Contini. Beth Rini. James Pier- Pictured — Joan Wherley, Philip Roy Gordon, son, Steve Moser. 152 Top of page, one year members. ROW 1: Patti Miller. Michelle Haney. Tracey Judy, Robin Thompson. ROW 2: Lisa Watkins. Dana Gasser. Debbie Burkhart. Lee Marshall ROW 3: Stacey Waters, Shelly lekes. Carol Dummcrmuth. Carol Cramer. Joel Hamsher. ROW' 4: Keith Shumaker. Kyle Miller. Tom Morris. John Bienko. Not Pictured - Mary Beth Fondriest. Chris Groh. Cora Holcomb. Top right opposite page. NHS Officers: Kevin Dalpiaz — Secretary. Suzy Stofan — Vice-President. Phil Gordon President. Joan Wherlcy — Treasurer. 153 We Recognize Special People The pictures to the right are of the people who took the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement in the field of their choice. 154 This year several seniors received scholarships and earned special recognition. Jan Neiger won the Ohio High School Philosophy Contest this year on the subject of the Nuclear Arms Race. Jan was one of many seniors who took Advanced Government Seminar, and he was the first medalist since 1969 to win anything on this scale in Social Studies. Scott Kellicker and Phil Gordon each won Board of Regents academic scholarships of $ 1,000 a year for four years. Scott also won a University of Cincinnati honor scholarship. Other winners were Bobbi Jo Feutz, Muskingum College honor scholarship and the Thomas Armstrong Scholarship; Steve Moser, University of Akron scholarship; Lisa Schwartz and Karen Mizer, Caputo Scholarships; Lew Clark, Bryce Browning award; Jane Karl, Future Teachers scholarship; and Charlene McHenry, Dover Jaycee Charity, Inc. scholarship. Unfortunately, we were unable to mention many other winners. Our two exchange students, Steve and Chris, are pictured above. Steve left sunny Costa Rica and Chris left her home in Brazil to visit us here in Dover. They breezed into our lives and made friends with us all. 155 Spring Break: Fun in the Sun The Bahamas beckoned biology students again! Top, left, Tracy Judy tries snorkling. Right, Rhonda, Lori, Suzy pose on the beach. Above, Suzy Lynda are ready for a look at the natives. Did the natives look back? Right, Tom and Leslie break out the suntan lotion. 156 France: Land of Romance A few lucky French class students headed for that fascinating land with Mr. Stoughton. Top, Paris, “A woman with flowers in her hair.” Right, the famous Eiffel Tower. Middle, Lori Tammy are windblown and cold on the tower. Middle, Lori Jenny pose in the latest Paris fashions. 157 The ski club again took its winterly trip to enjoy the white slopes of Swain, New York. The journey proved to be enjoyable for all and a bit painful for a few who seemed to spend more time on their rears than on their skis. We'll mention no names though, O K. Melanie Malcuit, Becky Zifer, and Renee Milyori? In the lower right. Lourie Schartiger poses before she tackles the mountain. And below, we see the bright and cheery faces of Renee Milyori, Kathy Seni, Steph Deeds, and Becky Zifer who are obviously not ready to tackle anything. 158 Thespians — The Show Stoppers This year the Thespians kept up their long standing tradition of producing enjoyable and entertaining plays. Mrs. Rini became the new director, and from the results of the successfulness of the plays she directed, it can easily be seen that she did a great job! Thespians — Row 1 — Bart Herman, Jon Kellicker, Paul Bair, Lew Clark, John Granato. Row 2 — Wendy Mills, Allison Indorf, Sonya Marshall, Jennifer Bixler, Amy Du-senberry, Michelle Everhart, Mrs. Rini. Row 3 — Beth Rini, Lisa Indorf, Charlene McHenry, Tom Morris, Suzy Stofan, Steph Strimbu, Paula Alexander. Not Pictured —Greg Herman, Shelly Leland, Sally Fox, Chris Groh. Right — Charlene and Greg performing in a scene from THE BOYFRIEND. Compliments of DOVER NURSING CENTER 1525 Crater Avenue 160 ASK ANY GIRL CAST Meg................................ Mrs. Wheeler....................... Mr. Wheeler........................ Aunt Fern.......................... Aunt Lettie........................ Ada................................ Lisa............................... Ruby............................... Heidi.............................. Jeannie............................ Terri.............................. Vince.............................. Alvin.............................. Miles Doughton..................... Evan Doughton...................... Ellen.............................. Jane............................... Voices off Stage Conductor.......................... Telephone Operator................. ......Suzy Stofan .. Amy Dusenberry ....John Granato ....Allison Indorf Stephanie Strimbu ....Beth Mercklc ...Jennifer Bixler ........Sally Fox . Melissa Stecrman ......Lisa Indorf ...Kris Nciningcr .........Lew Clark ........Paul Bair .....Bart Herman ......Tom Morris .....W'endy Mills .......Sue Luthy .....Dan Warthcr Melissa Steerman 161 MAGIC THEATRE This year the Thespians did a children’s play dealing with the problems and emotions a child has. It was performed for all the grade school students and was very well received. The cast for Magic Theatre was: Beth Rini, Allison Indorf, Shelly Leland. Bart Herman, Greg Herman, Lew Clark, and Pete Marshall. 162 TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME, JU MOON Junie Moon ... Arthur....... Warren....... Minnie....... Dr. Kirkland.. Miss Holt.... Miss Oxford... John Goren .... Marilyn...... Sidney Wyner Gregory...... Mario....... Charlene McHenry ......Bart Herman ......Tom Morris ......Suzy Stofan ......John Granato ... Melissa Steerman ...Paula Alexander ......Jon Kellicker ......Lisa Indorf ..........Lew Clark ........Sally Fox ......Vinton P. Bair Compliments of Bassctti's Restaurant 878 E. High Avenue New Philadelphia 163 THE BOYFRIEND This years musical, “THE BOYFRIEND , which was set in the roaring 20's in France, turned out to be a great success. Audiences of great capacity enjoyed the singing, dancing, and comedy that the play provided. All the effort that went into the musical was deeply appreciated. 164 CAST Hortense............................Allison Indorf Maise............................Belh Rini Dulcie...................Charlene McHenry Fay............................Halle Holmes Nancy............................Sally Fox Polly Browne.........................Shelly Leland Madame Dubonnet........................Suzy Stofan Bobby Van Husen.................Bart Herman Percival Browne..................Ron Smith Tony.........................Kenneth Holmes Lord Brockhurst........................Greg Herman Lady Brockhurst........................Beth Merckle Marcel................................Chris Heffner Alphonse.........................Dave Huff Pierre..................................Jon Kellicker Waiter.......................Vinton P. Bair Gendarme................................Dan Warther Dancers — Lisa Dapoz, Diane Gibb, Michele Olinger, Chris Groh, Mary Beth Sclater, Jennifer Wallick, Darren Frectagc, Chris Heffner, and Rodney Sommers. Chorus — Dianna Hurless. Michelle Everhart. Lisa Indorf, Kimberly Law. 165 BACKSTAGE Backstage. The other part of the play which the audience never gets to see. Many long hours of hard work are spent at rehearsals to make sure that everything goes just right when the opening night arrives. When the night finally arrives, the cast is at the school hours before the curtain opens for their make-up and hair to be done. After the play is over, many good friends and memories have been gained for a lifetime. Reading and Writing is Their Game! Pictured above. Miss Peeper and Mr. Buchanan struggle through yet another pile of I Oth grade composition books. They, along with Mrs. Mackey and Mr. Johnston, selected new books for next year. Pictured at right, Mrs. Pritchard relaxes for a moment from her busy schedule in the reading center. On the far page (top) Mrs. Mackey smiles, surprised to find the photographer in her American Lit. class. (Below), Mr. Contini can't decide w hether he's teaching Business English or coaching baseball. Mr. Johnston was too busy trying to find the SWIRL photographers to be photographed. Neil Buchanan — English 9, English 10, Modern Novel. David Contini — Speech, Business English. Mass Media, Myths and Legends, Am. Lit. 11. 168 Below: Mrs. Rini is busy filling Mr. May’s shoes, which in fact, she does very well. Ray Johnston — English 10, English Lit., Advanced Writing, Yearbook. Bonnie Mackey — English 9, American Lit. Barbara Peeper — English 10, Advanced Language, Creative Writing. Ruth Pritchard — 9th Grade Reading, Advanced Reading. Alice Rini — Speech, Drama Coach. 169 SCIENCE FRICTION! To the right see the Advanced Chemistry lab emitting a strange glow on that fateful day of the maleic anhydride disaster. Fortunately, no one was “seriously” injured and the brave students returned to the lab and successfully completed the experiment. Surprisingly, the intense investigation that followed turned up no clues to explain the violent “bumping.” As Dr. C. L. Schrader would say, “We don’t know and we can’t find out.” 170 Stuart Ferbrache Ted Martin Kathleen Sanders Howard Sparky” Lorson Dr. C. L. Schrader Above we find Doc Schrader standing outside of his private Laboratory. The photographer had to go through much pain and mental anguish to get such a rare picture since few people “no the location of his secret abode. Right, Paul? To the left is Advanced Chemer Dave Huff showing off the latest thing in safety fashions, designer goggles. Science Teachers: Mr. Ferbrache, Biology Physical Science Mr. Lorson, Physics Physical Science Mr. Martin, Biology Mrs. Sanders, Advanced Chemistry, Physical Science Dr. Schrader, Chemistry, Science for Modern Living 171 History, Social Studies, Geography, Etc. % 3 4� H'.siQRy UiV'A Pictured above are history teachers in the library celebrating trivia week: Mr. Mowrey, geography sociology; Mr. Henry, Am. history Government; Mr. Nixon, Am. government, Russian history, economics; Mr. Zur-owski, European history, Am. government, sociology; Mr. Swinderman, European history. Am. government and government seminar; Mr. Marks, Am. history and football. At right, Mr. Swinderman's seminar class takes over the State House chamber during their trip to see Gov. Celest inaugurated. They were invited by new State Tax Commissioner Joan Limbach, a former D.H.S. history teacher. 172 At left, Mr. Henry’s class works on a mural showing a map of Dover and historic sites and people. Such murals decorate several rooms and the main hall. Below, Mr. Mowrey points to Siberia and smiles hopefully at a tenth grade geography class. T utors and EMR Teacher Susan Johnson and Lynn Foust were the cheerful tutors who helped many with tough assignments in Room 101 with the bright red carpet. Here, they inspire John McCullough. Above, Mr. Strickmaker divided his attention between E.M.R. students and coaching. 173 Computers Are “In” — Both Business ... As technology moves forward in the business community, the DHS Business Department strives to update its equipment and courses to continue to offer relevant education. Therefore, two Commodore Computers, primarily for word processing, were added to the department this year. These are used in Office Machines and Typing II, but other business classes have been aware of their presence. The Rosalia Greco Caputo Memorial Scholarship was presented this year to Karen Mizer and Lisa Schwartz. Established this year by Dr. Frank Caputo, a former social studies teacher at Dover High School, and his daughter, Bonita, this will be an annual award to a Dover business student who plans to major in business in college. Right, Mrs. Schupach who teaches typing, shorthand, office Practice, and Business Machines, shows Liz DelRe how to operate the new computer. Miss Haidnick, Typing and Business, holds conference Mrs. Boich. Accounting and Typing, is startled at Rod with a parent. Sherrell’s figures. 174 and Math are “Computerized The math department also got into the computer field this year. The computer programming course, taught by Mr. Eklund, was fun as Eklund and Darryl Hershberger illustrate. College Prep Math and Calculus attracted the college bound while Math for Personal Management appealed to the practical minded. Teachers included Mr. Eklund (left). Advanced Math, Geometry, and Computer Programming; Mr. Andreas (pictured with Mr. Frye, below, left) Algebra II, College Prep Math, and Calculus; Mr. Koval (below). Practical Math, Math for Personal Management, Algebra I, and Business Math; Mrs. Reese (below). Algebra I, Basic Math, and Geometry. 175 Foreign Language ... Dover High’s language department offers three languages; French, German, Spanish. This year we had 43 students enrolled in French; 44 in German; 129 in Spanish. Top, Mrs. Groh, the German teacher. Top Right, Mr. Stoughton. Right, Mrs. Koval, the Spanish teacher. 176 Picture Perfect!!! Of course. Once Again Our Art Students led by Miss Kennedy and Mr. Browning, did an outstanding job in the Governor’s show, as well as all the others. (Top left) Miss Kennedy helps Rob Miller put the final touches on his masterpiece. (Left) We have Mr. Browning showing off his best work of art. 177 ThePeople That Keep Our Bodies in S hap A At top left. Miss Vasbindcr, the most popular phys-ed teacher sits at the head of the class. Next, Mr. Meese, the second most popular phys-ed teacher, trys the phone. Last at the top. Miss Thomas, health teacher, remains popular in spite of her extra duty: keeping after-school detention! How can such a nice lady have a job like that? At right, the very popular James Heller, athletic director and ticket-seller extra-ordinaire, mumbles “m m m sounds (for money). At bottom, a gym class relaxes and counts the ceiling blocks. 178 The “Home-ec teachers pictured at top are left, M iss Miller, and right, Mrs. Class. Miss Miller teaches family living, foods, and child development. Mrs. Class teaches home economics I II. At right she gets a stitch in on a red and black football, very popular with middle school kids whom she teaches in the afternoon. 179 Industrial Artists Steven Harmon, Graphics Metal Shop Allen Ickes, Drafting Crafts David Johnson, Wood-working, Photography, Home Mechanics Steven Harmon Died March 20, 1983 His vocation was industrial arts, but his life was joy. He made many days bright. At the top, Mr. Ickes appears with his super-draftsman, Matt Stevanus. Those two are sure to gel the job done. Above. Mr. Johnson takes attendance prior to another exciting class of photography. Is it true that some never returned from the darkroom? 180 Choir and Band Directors O.W.E. When Mr. Roseberry isn't coaching basketball, he’s coaching O.W.E. Here he checks job assignments with Gerrilynne Jackson, Ken Kollar, Don German, and Rod Miller. 181 The Guiding Li” DHS The guidance office once again offered free advice to all people who wanted or needed it. They concentrated on the individual and helped to guide” us into making good career decisions. This year they were helped by Mrs. Celce, their new secretary. Mr. Frye and Miss Canfield were also busy helping the students register for the ACT test that was given periodically throughout the year. Bottom left, Mr. Beeble helps a student plan for her future. Miss Dean, D.H.S. Librarian, prepares one of her famous bulletin boards. Life In The Library The library provided us with reading materials, references for class projects, and an escape from our study halls. This year, however, the library was not always so “quiet”. Mini-courses were offered and held in the library, offering students information and new interests. Bottom right. Miss Dean shows us some of the old dance steps from the 50’s during one minicourse. 18.1 Running a High School Mr. Larence Baker High School Principal Mr. Frederick Delphia Vice-Principal Dover High School is fortunate to have versatile, dedicated leadership. Mr. Baker illustrates here that being principal requires many talents. He Mr. Delphia, Superintendent Hamsher, and all the other administrators and the board of education take much time from their private lives to make D.H.S. an outstanding school. The community owes them much. 184 Requires Much Dedication Pictured at top are board members and Mr. Hamshcr and the Treasurer. Mr. Fleming: (front) Isabel Moore; Mr. Hamsher; Joseph Maybaugh, President; (rear) Robert Fleming; William Walkosak. V. President; James Zifcr; Joseph Monaco. Curriculum Coordinator Donna Moore is pictured at left, and above is Gary Limbachcr. Bus Coordinator. 185 The DHS-Team This Year seemed to run as smoothly as ever, largely due to the success of our secretaries which include, at right: Mrs. Mallernee, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Petricola; bottom: Mrs. Graef, and bottom right: Mrs. Cook, and Mrs. Barr. The students would like to thank all of the secretaries for their efforts. (For a picture of Mrs. Celce, see page 182.) 186 The “A” “B” TEAMS You could bet that lunch at the school cafeteria was consistently a pleasure thanks to the ladies pictured here. At top: Doris Amiconc. Carol Freshwater, Evelyn Mills, Catherine Mcryo, Betty Everett. Far left: Margaret Burthcher and Katie Tyree get ready for the rush. Above: Sue Renner. Betty Youngen, Cora Menapacc. Joann Rondinella Right: Mrs. Freshwater smiles in spite of her responsibilities. 187 The Dependable Crew After the years of school turn to a blur, whose faces come back easily to haunt every ex-student? Why those dependable bus drivers, of course! They got everyone to school every day (or almost everyone and almost every day). Here pictured are the D.H.S. bus drivers. Row I — Rosa Hoover, Martha Engel, Susan Limbacher, Walter Maurer, Millie Sayre. Row 2 — Bessie Fensler. Ruth Shrock. Bob Morris, Austin Leggett, and Opal Leggett. Not pictured: Wayne Bissel, Edie, Jerry Renner. Marlene Schwartz, Carol Rain Couldn't Dampen Spirits ... But it did force the 105th graduation ceremony into the gym where everything went without a hitch. President Lew Clark (middle, right) welcomed guests, and valedictorians Scott Kel-licker, Susan Stofan, and Bobbi Jo Feutz (bottom) urged their classmates to move toward a better tomorrow. Salutatorian Joan Wherley (below, center) thanked parents for their efforts. Mr. Baker presented the class, and Mr. Maybaugh, President of the Board, gave out the diplomas. Each “grad turned his tassel and received a white antherium, that unusual class flower, as he left the stage. Mr. Hamsher congratulated the class and the benediction was provided by Rev. Arthur Sperry. The concert band performed spiritedly from the balcony. The gym was filled with relatives and friends. It was a really great occasion. 190 Scott Kellicker Susan Stofan 191 In the Annual Seniors vs Juniors Battle — Seniors Dominate! Senior Fun Days 194 195 Who Can Ever Forget That Day at Cedar Point? Most Likely, Best, Etc. Most Likely to ... Succeed.........................Jan Neiger — Beth Rini Be President....................Jan Neiger — Beth Rini Start a war...............Jim Pierson — Sue Sperry Have 10 wives husbands.. Mike Bayer — Kathy Feller Most spirited....Pete Marshall — Charlene McHenry Best looking jeans........Todd Barr — Holly Kandle Best Dressed............Rod Sherrell — Pam Alesiano Best Smile.............Mike Taylor — Lori Dusenberry Best Eyes.................Cal Hunter — Deb Rieger Funniest Laugh............Todd Barr — Mary Franks Quietest.........Matt Mathias — Cara Hollingsworth Best Personality..Mickey Mamarella — Mary Rieger Biggest Gossip............Doug Dearth — Missy Stephens Most Intelligent..........Phil Gordon — Bobbi Jo Feutz Biggest Radical...........Paul Rogers — Sue Sperry Biggest “Brownie”....Jack Edwards — Amy Contini Best Couple............Mike Cercone — Lisa Watkins Likely to Make Big $......Cal Hunter — Suzy Stofan Biggest B.S.'r................Dave Polce — Lori Blick Craziest...............Greg Herman — Cathy Mosley Most Athletic........Mickey Mamarella — Sue Eichel Class Clown............Pete Marshall — Dana Gasser Most Attractive....Mickey Mamarella — Holly Kandle 196 197 SWIRL STAFF The people responsible for this year's SWIRL are pictured on the opposite page: (top) Steve Moser, Kevin Dalpaiz (editor), Becky Limbacher, Charlene McHenry (editor), Stephanie Deeds, Kathy Seni. (Bottom) Diana Richard, Chris Austin, Phil Gordon, Carol Cramer, Paul Rogers, Sue Rini, and Lee Marshall. A special thanks goes to Bob Lauriha for professional photography; to the TIMES Reporter for sports action pictures, and to Mrs. Cook for taking care of the SWIRL business. Thanks also to the many local businesses who sponsored pages. The SWIRL must also thank the teachers and administrators who put up with our photographers (pictured at right) and the interruptions that we occasionally caused. We hope it was worth it. Steve Moser, pictured at right with Photographer Gordon, was responsible for the cover design. 198 199 Autographs 200