Dover High School - Swirl Yearbook (Dover, OH)

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I ho says woman talk too much? V V Lisa Miskiman practicas har opening ramarks, as Scott McCutchaon and Brian Kohlar wondar whan thay gat to spaak. Will Wartz, on tha othar hand, just looks confusad. 5ports fans were treated to a year long show, with high school football, basketball, track, cross country, wrestling, baseball, volleyball, golf and tennis for boys and girls. The community appreciated the students’ athletic and artistic abilities, but it didn’t really know them. To really know DHS, you had to go behind the walls and see the things that affected the school this year. DHS wasn’t always music and theater, winning last minute games, and cheering crowds. It was long hours of homework and studying for a big exam. It was putting up locker decorations and the smell of cookies drifting up from Home Ec. Classrooms were crowded, and paper was short. 1 1 $ Vt yP1

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Even tough Tornadoes need love, and Brent Hanks got inspiration from Shelly Polilli at the Dover Phila Bonfire. ntent upon her artwork Tracy Kandel tried to decide what to do to her painting next. s Vicki Kohler did a little » daydreaming. Missy Stevens worked hard to get done before the bell. old hands are worthwhile V if you’re having fun,” laughed Jay Jones. But Andy Eiler looked like he wanted to go in and warm up. 4

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