Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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28 Academics: Making the grade Making the Grade Tuning up engines is Just one ot many tasks learned In the auto mechanics labs by Rob Bailey. More than labs M any Dover students chose to go to Buckeye and enjoy the academics, since there are only two of these courses required. English and Government are the two required courses. In Government the students got to talk to men who were in the Vietnamese war and learn about their experience. Jeff McCarty said, English class was fairly easy, but at times, it was a pain! Buckeye was an experience that I'll never forget, said Michel Wallick. These Dover students who chose to go to Buckeye had to learn to ad- just to a lot of changes. These changes made each of these students unique — D. Flickinger “English class was fairly easy, but at times, it was a pain. ” Taking a break from typing Is Elly Ash in a secretarial class Jett Carnahan is glad to be almost finished as he takes the last test of the year Compliments of: Reynolds Machines Co, Inc. Davis 343-6 116

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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

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Teff McCarty finish© hanging J the sliding doors and mirror in the house built by BJVS students. This house would be auctioned later Compliments of: hio Light Truck Parts Co. 217 W Third 343-7791 Looking like he’s supervising. Dave Schlabach watches as Matt Trlstano does al of the work Michel Wallick prepares to wrap the day's processed meats in the BJVS food processing lab Academics: BJVS 29 O howing a neat and organized 3 desk is Pam Bevan in a secretarial class at BJVS.