Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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Junior Marcy Brown snows that electronics isn't just a man's job. Specials sd Training Taking time out from work to TIT orking hard. Morrison shows laugh is junior Michelle Knecht. W us his skills with engines Compliments of | ob Burkhart Plumbing 1410 Chestnut (343-1713) At Buckeye c everal Juniors and Seniors here at DHS felt that they needed more specialized training for the world ahead. These students decide to attend Buckeye Joint Vocational School. There they learned job skills to help them make it in the Real World. They met students from other schools and got a head start on their chosen careers. Although their on the job training helped prepare them for the future, they still had some of the same worries as any other DHS student. Grades played a big part in the BJVS students life. A certain amount of credits in some courses are required by DHS to graduate, so as a Junior. Buckeye students one fullyear of English to fulfill credit requirements Seniors take a year of Social Studies, completing their credits. So at Buckeye, students not only learned how to succeed in future careers, but also academically .. . — K. Menges 26 Academics: Specialized training

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Thanksgiving is a time for joy. This is the theme of the poem that Shannon McKee reads during the assembly we had for Thanksgiving Dressed up In their choir robes, Diane Gibb, Matt Gibb, Ray Harmon, John Foust, and Skip Peters sing a few songs during the choir's Christmas Concert Compliments of ulia Music Studio 515 Union 343-3394 Academics: Choir 25

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Playing can be hard work as Terrie Linscott and Diane Dallas found out by working in the Child Care Center Compliments of Gordon Refrigeration Red Hill RD (343-8828) Dressed up for Christmas. Heidi Hoffman entertains four year old Eric Campbel in the Child Care Center. A rranging flowers in Ornamen-j jL tal Horticulture. Kelly Kerch pauses to smell them. Academics: Buckeye 27