Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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Bop ’Till You Drop!! Don't drop her. Dave’ Fortunately, for her. Dave Reynolds is a big boy and held her. Surprise Surprise! The roaming photographer strikes again. Halle Holmes and her friend weren t too surprised about the picture — but were at how much fun they had at the dance. T liked to go to dances with Keith ' says Jill McCreery. She likes the dances when they were held at the YMCA, because there was more room than at Park School. And most people would agree to this. Tri-Iii-Y. who sponsored the annual dance, welcomed high school students and their dates from Dover. Phila. and Central Catholic. Dover students confessed that they had a good time. Jenny Poll-ington said. I had a really good time at the Sweater Hop. The music was provided by a local DJ. and was enjoyed by all. As Courtney Miller stated, Oh. Wow! It was like, well . . . totally mind obliterating and acid, punk rock!! It blew my mind!!!” Though Ray Harmon thought, It should have been louder and more rock! As all who attended would probably agree, the 1984 Sweater Hop was a big success. MILLERS CLOTHING AND SHOES 159 w High 364-26KX Sweater Hop 23

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A proposal f Probably not the one you ate thinking of Most likely Rich Wells is rruk mg one to go to the refreshment stand Watch the birdie; says Larr McBride, as Portia Thomas and Mike McKenzie pose for a picture. The question here is whether or not Marc Birtcher got the kiss from Maury Murph) If you have the guts, you can ask him yourself. 22 Sweater Hop CAMELOT STUDIO 516 Union Ave. 564 5666

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Style ”85 Besides the students pictured, there were others at D.H.S. who set the standard.' They include Beth Whittingham. Tif Klenner. Jan Marlowe. Sherry Filer. Deb Tri-podi, Andy Eiler. Stan Tate. Frank Valentini, Betsy Beerie. Kyle Va-lentini, and Lourie Shartiger. As shown in the pictures on these pages, all spectrums of the fashion world were represented at D.H.S. in '85. This year at D.H.S. fads and fashions were expressed in many different ways. Everyone wore what they wanted to, depending on their own taste. For girls, Forenza sweaters. Goodwill clothing, and things from your dad or brother's closet were popular styles. For guys levis and sweatshirts were what some chose to wear. If a guy got dressed up. it was usually in sweater, dressy pants, and nice shoes. For everyone, in addition to the styles on these pages, jean jackets, levis. goodwill trench coats, and tennis shoes were the standard for being comfortable and in style. Are Jeff Lutz. Jason Beckstrom. and Jeff Wherley G.Q. bound' Thoughful Julie Crowell in dressy daywear Always in the latest fashions. Dawn Sweitzer shows us a ’ trendy look. 24 Fads Fashions SCISSORS SHACK 1H4 E. High 359-2477