Advisors: Mrs. Paula Tucci and Ms. Amanda Harstine

This council of elected students attends organized meetings to reflect the student body's thoughts and concerns. This group works to unite the student body as a whole and to increase and encourage interaction among members and the community. Student Council is involved in a variety of DHS events including: exchange days, fundraisers, elections of king and queen, pre-game assembly and dance for Homecoming as well as working with other clubs and organizations on various activities such as decorating, fundraising, elections, etc.

Advisors: Mrs. Marianne Beadle and Ms. Susan Hudson

The National Honor Society promotes the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service in the student members and in the school. Group activities are designed to promote a positive self-image among its members and encourages them to provide services for the school and community.

Advisors: Mrs. Amy Willoughby and Mr. Kevin Keffer

Key Club is a co-educational service organization for high school students organized and sponsored by Kiwanis. Since 1925, Key Club International has been the largest worldwide service club for students, promoting leadership and school and community involvement. International dues: $5.00.

Advisor: Ms. Keri Stratton

The Art Club supports the activities of the DHS Art program by promoting the visual arts at DHS and providing DHS art students with opportunities to enter various art shows and competitions as well as visit the Cleveland Museum of Art. The Art Club also helps to support advanced students with additional materials if needed. Membership is open to all students enrolled in art.

Advisors: Mr. Tim Smith

Fellowship of Christian Athletes provides a Christian atmosphere for athletes with the goal to give something back to the community. This group raises and earns resources for charitable programs providing a Christian atmosphere.

Advisor: Ms. Sherrel Rieger

The Club for International Awareness provides an opportunity for students to work with other students to build world language skills and learn more about the global society in which we live. Civic projects are emphasized and community engagement and service - both locally and abroad—are encouraged.

Advisor: Mrs. Paula Fritz

The Library Club works to teach students a sense of responsibility, to develop a sense of pride in their work and to teach them job skills that may be useful in the future. Students assist in the library operations and are awarded for their efforts through functions and rewards.

Advisor: Mr. Tom Morris

The Drama Club works to enhance the appreciation for the involvement in theatre and its many facets while creating an atmosphere that encourages teamwork and individual growth through learning the theatre experience.

Young Democrats Advisor: Mr. Aaron Martell

Young Republicans Advisor: Mr. Bob Hannon

These groups are political organizations for those who wish to become involved in local and state politics. It is a great way to become involved in the community and express your ideas!

Advisor: Mrs. Keri Stratton

The Interact Club is a Rotary-sponsored service organization that promotes good character and offers students an opportunity to participate in fun meaningful service projects. It is the group's goal to promote tolerance and acceptance of others in the areas of race, culture, religion, ethnicity, physical, intellectual and social differences through various activities at the high school, middle school and elementary school levels. Activities include field trips, social activities, leadership training and various fundraising activities for charity organizations in the community.

Mission Statement: For the love of music, the joy of friends and the fellowship of neighbors we come together to reach out.

The DHS Music Club is designed for the pure love of music. It is not a requirement to be enrolled in a music course in the schools such as band, choir, orchestra, theory, etc. If you love music, this club is for you. Our desire is to provide a stress free environment to learn, grow, and share musical talents. As the 2011-2012 school year progresses, we will be planning events specifically centered on the enjoyment of music for the Dover School District and the general public. DHS Music Club strives to ensure the affirmation of our talented students as well as the continuation of community awareness regarding the Dover traditions in musical excellence.