Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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Busy At Jobs Besides being involved with extracurricular activities. many students held part time jobs. These jobs included working in fast food restaurants and gas stations, and bagging groceries. Most students started their jobs at 4:00 and got home late, so there was little time left over for anything besides homework. Jobs also prevented many students from participating in sports and other school ac- tivities. However, Joe Parson said his disadvantage was working till midnight on Saturday and having to work Sunday morning at 8:00. Oldine Jean-Charles said her disadvantage was working on the pick-up lane at Buehler's wfhen it s raining. They both agreed that payday was one good advantage of working. Tim Kutcher is hard at work making the groceries look nice and neat. Michelle Rauschenbach and Andrea Mor- Missy Knotts filling a glass of pop and wish- ton getting the groceries ready for Jenn ing she could have some. Whittingham to take home 14 Busy at Jobs ARMY — NAVY GARRISON 978 228 N. Tuscarawas 364 9949

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Our Big Week Tradition was strong at Dover High School, as demonstrated by the Dover-Phila football conflict which polished off the football season. Much preparation went into the game and the week of festivities preceding it by both the students and the football team. The students helped to build up excitement the whole week in both Dover and Phila schools with activities such as theme dress-up days, dinners, and decorating both the halls and the senior football players rooms at their homes. Each player's guardian angel performed this last task. The theme days this year were chosen by the varsity cheerleaders. as tradition dictated. and started with Mash'em Day on Monday. The students wore army or doctor attire. Dover High endeo up looking like a scene from M A S H. Tuesday's theme was Dress-up Day. Everyone tried to look his or her best for the Dover Tornadoes. Outfits ranged from dress pants with sweaters, and dresses, to three-piece suits and formats. Diane Phillips commented on these two days. I must say. under the circumstances, it was a very gooo idea, but more people need to participate in activities and not be deadheads! But a special thanks to those who did! Mr tame Steel takes a break 16 Dover-Phila ELECTRICORP ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Rt 3 Box 210D 364-6060