Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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Study hall can be fun. depending on what Melanie Davis. Jeff Mason. Michelle Raus- onc studies Michelle Griesen and Mark Su- chenbach. Jon Fox. Scott Kaser and Mark sey seem to be enjoying themselves' Lorenz ponder over school food Nick Dragna and Dena Kellickcr laugh casually while Paul Dragna gets cockey with his new-found height. Faye Egler and Shaun Immel get lost in each other as they ponder over the meaning of life and the upcoming chemistry quiz. THE BIG CHEESE SHOPPE State Rte 93 Brwstr. 767-4443 Friends 29

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Friends are the Best — Out by the lockers and in the gym lobby congregated the usual quiet'' groups, discussing the latest — from Mr. Andreas calculus quiz to Mr. Zur-owski's tie. — Inside the cafeteria, students kept Ms. Vas- The very best of times are the times spent with friends,” remarked a very wise person, probably a former Dover High student. Everywhere we looked at Dover High, those very best of times” made themselves evident: — Old friendships were rekindled with the return of school and classmates. — New friendships developed with the arrival of a new freshman class to the high school scene. — Special friendships blossomed and bloomed between young guys and gals throughout the school year. — Groups, gaggles, cliques, and cohorts gathered everywhere in the halls before school, but especially during lunchtime! — Adventurous treks to the numerous fast food shops were made almost daily. Shannon Lupi hits her Mark Kandei Jeff Fickes, Dave Reynolds. Scott Kaser. and John Feutz study'' in study hall. This shot was posed! Tuesday in the bandroom has Chris Miller. Jon Kellicker. Sceph Pace. Court Miller, and Allison Indors taking advantage of Mr Goudy's absence. binder busy as they touted and teased to her melodic four to a table. okay'! Throughout the school year's glad times and sad times, neat times and sweet times, mild times and wild times, friends made 'em all seem better! Stan Tate appears to be just another load on Andrea Morton's back Martin Wallace reads a joke as Lori Zabka and Mike Griesen look interested. 28 Friends THE BIG CHEESE -SHOPPE State Rtc 95 Brwstr. 767-44-H

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School Extras Basic reading, writing and arithmetic was not all that DHS had to offer students. They were involved in everything from art to bowling to being a beauty queen. Some students showed their spirit for 'Dear Ol Dover” by being involved in interscholastic sports. But for others a more informal kind of competition was good enough. DHS had 17 intramural bowling teams this year who bowled at Boulevard Lanes even Monday from November to March. The Dover Lions Club chose Debbie Hurst, a junior, to be their Rose Queen. The Lions Club sells roses to earn money for handicapped people. Debbie said. Being Rose Queen was fun.' and she thanks everyone for their support. In November the Government Seminar class staged a mock election with school wide participation. Some people, like Ron Meese. really got into the spirit of it all. Basically DHS had alot more activities than some people ever realized. No matter what grade, everyone shows his spirit, including Halle Holmes, Tammy Gibbs. Dena Kellicker, Gina Barkett. and Stacey Green wait. Sam Davis. Brian Poland. Bryan Miller, and Lori McCulloch show their spirit by clashing with Ashland. Dan Dearth seems to be very involved in the mini-course 50 Leisure DR. W. MASTIN SSI Walbash J43-86M