Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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Work it out. Giving Betsy Bierie a little assistance with a problem is Missy Paris Together again. Seniors Choma Samson. Adam Wilson, and Bill Thomas don't need support from anyone when they're together.

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M Compliments of itchell's Studio 128 Fair NW 343-2341 Working Hard. Beth Dotts admits that without her mom and dad's support she probably would not have worked as hard at getting to be a majorette. Here she works with Cathy Burtschcr.

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 emcmbcr that lime you were really sick and mom or dad drug homework back and forth from school for you so you wouldn’t get behind? Or those many times you called mom in a panic because you left your speech or worse, your gym shorts at home? “In 7th grade I broke my ankle and my dad drove me to school and picked me up every night for about two months. That was just the first of many times he put himself out for me.” said Melanie Schaar. However, there arc always two sides to every story. Sometimes parents, like everyone else, can be a little less than supportive. One student who wished to remain anonymous commented. “It looks really bad when people walk out of a game early because we're losing, but when parents start walking out early too, it really brings everyone down.” This does happen though, and the reaction of many people to it just goes to prove how much we really do take our parents support for granted. M. Schaar I l 1 Compliments of |aylor Funeral Home 246 E. High 343-8131 Pep talk. I.ori Goddard gives the football team some supportive words at a pep rally. Team work. After a long crosscountry work-out Sondra Hicks. Dann Huprich. and Carson Trotter had to take some time out for a breather, and mutual support.