Cloverleaf High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

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I 5 y In-sri me I-j R.Qmlll!s 5 -X Tom Smucker and Marilyn Stager enjoy an old' Mrs. Weir, in a dress typical of the Gay Nineties' fashioned soda in the ice cream parlor. n presented satin roses to couples as they entered the prom. The bicycle shop was another of the popular places visited by Lynn Farnsworth and John Allis.

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Mr. Krisko siezes Miss Tschudy Mr. Burton is searched for carrying a concealed weapon. ,jf .., . , . Mi- r 4, The villian is captured. Anyone For Law Ana' rder? With the help of Mr. Wiedeman's social Studies classes, the administration presented an assembly on law. Fortunately one of his students, Alice Kiba, happened to know most of the Akron Police Force. Her father is a captain on the force. The Policemen showed two movies and participated in several skits showing police methods. Several students and faculty members helped in the skits. One example was how to handle a student riot, including making some arrests. They also arrested Mr. Krisko for attempting to attack Miss Techudy. The highlight of the assembly was when the policemen picked up Mr. Kozy and Mr. Clark for drunkenness.

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Gay 90's Brought To C.H.S. Prom The class of '73 has topped them all. This year the junior class of Cloverleaf High School went all out to put together one of the most elaborate and best proms ever held. Led' by class advisor Mr. Kovach and class president Steve Wanko, the Juniors built a little town from the Gay Nineties . This included an old-fashioned candy store featuring sweet tooth fancies, an ice cream parlor which used authentic plastic fountain glasses, and the Bijou Theater. Classic silent movies shown included The Great Train Robbery and clips from the immortal Charlie Chaplin. In the center of their little town, the juniors built a park straight out of the 189O's. This park contained a wrought iron garden seat, a lovegy fountain, and a vineentwined gazebo surroun ed by flowers. They also had a swing nearby held up with vinecovered ropes that was popular for picture-taking. Over the dance floor, a carrousel revolved slowly while coples danced to The Ex ressions. At 12:00 the car caravan lelft for the post prom at the Akron Coliseum. Entertainment consisted of bowling, playing pool, putt-putt golf, pinball ma- chines, and listening to the rock group, Torwood Power. Early in the morning a magician performed. Some of his more interesting tricks were ones in which he used members of the audience. At 5:00 A.M. every one got back into the car caravan to return to the school to pick up their clothes. Then they went to get some breakfast or home to take a welldeserved nap. Rusty Locke and Debbie Tucker found that the fountain was an enjoyable place to sit and relax.