Cloverleaf High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

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Whether you are studying for a test or watching a basketball game, school life cen- ters around the doer and what he does, The 1966 Equestrian depicts many of the action spots of the past year. At CHS you can see where the action is--in studies, in organizations, and in sports. Can you find yourself among the ac- tion kids? Maybe you aren’t shown in some of the pictures, but only you know if you were there or not. If you weren’t in the action spotlight, make sure you go where the action is next time. LORETTA HESTER Editor Yearbook Staff BUSINESS-- Linda Massie, Janet Armbruster, Mary Rupp, Linda Tipton, Val McGhee PHOTOGRAPHERS -- John Yannayon, Carol Popovic, Mr. Fraunfelder (advisor) LAY-OUT AND COPY-- Kay Fauss, Brenda Chapman, Nancy Bender, Phil Ward ADVISOR-- Mr. Simcox WHERE THE ACTION IS... MR. WILBUR S. WOOD MRS. LAVERNE BROWN SUPERINTENDENT OF SECRETARY TO MR. WOOD CLOVERLEAF SCHOOLS Administrators Undertake | Quest for Excellence Board of Education ALBERT E. NOAH, PRESIDENT GEORGE ANDERSON HARRY DEEKS, VICE PRESIDENT VIRGINIA BARTTER MARY K. RICE, CLERK RUTH WILSON aeeune neon MR. EUGENE CLARK, B.S., Kent State University; M.A., Western Reserve University Principal MR. RENO SHEARER, B.S., Kent State University; M.A., Ohio State University Assistant Principal, Pupil Personnel--Counselor Guidance Department Strengthened MR. RICHARD BURTON, B.S., Wittenberg; M.A., Michigan State University Guidance Counselor This year, the guidance department was strengthened by the addition to the staff of Mr. Jerald Green, a school psychologist. Mr. Green spends only a part of his time in his office at the high school, helping students who have difficulty in adjusting to school routine. Veterans of the guidance department, Mr. Reno Shearer and Mr. Richard Burton, continue to help students to plan their curricula, choose their careers, and select a college, university, or voca- tional school suited to their needs. MR. JERALD GREEN, B.S., Kent State Univer- sity; M.A., Arizona State University School Psychologist MR. BERNARD SPECHALSKE, B.S University of Akron Athletic Director, Guidance Ohio University;M.A., MRS. KATHY KINDALL, Secretary to the Principal MRS. RUTH WATERS, Secretary (seated) MISS ELOISE CROSKEY, Assistant Clerk (seated) MRS. MARY RICE, Clerk Secretaries and Assistants OFFICE ASSISTANTS--ROW ONE: N. Berger, C. Kindig, S. Carter, S. Ferguson, M. Dague, B. Cole. ROW TWO: B. Bates, L. Massey, D. Pittman, S. Chrislip, L. Carter, C. Briggs. ROW THREE: M. Schaffer, W. Samples, G. Plutka, S. Graves, D. Palmer, C. Thomas, K. Romanotto. MRS. FLOY WORK, A.B. Indiana University oe s § Speech, English II vik Seas: MISS NAOMI SARTAIN, B.A., Ashland College Latin II, English III MR. JOHN MURPHY, B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College English IV Gaining proficiency in the language arts is by no means an easy task. Many a Cloverleaf student has struggled to express his ideas, orally or on paper. That same student has discovered also that reading the ideas of another involves active participation on the part of the reader. It is only when ideas or images are success- fully expressed or grasped that training in the language arts becomes a truly rewarding experience. MRS. CAROL CAMPBELL, B.S., Ashland College English IT] Basis for Learning MR. OWEN DAVIDSON, B.A., Baldwin-Wallace College, English II MR. PHILIP SIMCOX, B. S., Kent State University English II 172 MR. BARRY HARBISON, B.A., Muskingum College American History, Economics MR. CHARLES GOWER, B.S., California State College World History, American History An understanding of the history of civiliza- tion is especially important in these times of con- flict between growing industrial nations. As we go about attempting to solve these problems, it is vi- tal that we understand each other, as well as our- selves. Through the study of World History and American History, students are prepared to parti- cipate in a civilization which has had many grow- ing pains. They witness victory and defeat. They view heroes and traitors. They explore the minds of men who have either created or destroyed social structures. As a result, students are better able to cope with the trials of everyday life. ie A neta = Pea Vaan MR. CALVIN MC COY, B.A.,B.S.E., Ohio State University Civics, Law Civics Inspires Participation in Government Assuming that an understanding of American government is essential to all Americans, all seniors are required to include civics in their courses of study. Although emphasis is placed on the basic principles of the American system of government, recent and pos- sible future developments at local, national, and in- ternational levels are also included to stress the im- portance of our government in an ever-changing world. With this knowledge and understanding, we, as the citizens of the United States, can make our government a government of the people, by the peo- ple, and for the people. MR. THOMAS MYERS, B.S.E., Kent State University Civics, World History Music Instructors Emphasize Harmony MR. DAVID KERR, B.M.E., Baldwin-Wallace College Instrumental Music The man that hath no music in himself, MRS. MARGIE LEE, B.S., Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, Kent State University Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils; Vocal Music The motions of his spirit are dull as night And his affections dark as Erebus: Let no such man be trusted. MERCHANT OF VENICE Music Theory students change theory into reality. 14 MRS. ELIZABETH DETROW, B.S., Wooster College French I and II, Algebra II, Plane Geom- etry Foreign Languages Offer Dual Knowledge There are so many different aspects to teaching and learning a foreign language. Reading, writing, hearing, and speaking the language present a challenge to the student and the teacher. Not only do the stu- dents learn a foreign language, they also become fam- iliar with a culture different from their own. Each year the students do home projects which aid them in better understanding their respective countries. MRS. BERNADINE WEIR, B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College Spanish I and II i i H 16 MR. DON FRAUNFELDER, B.S., Ohio State University; M.A., Purdue University Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Solid Geom- etry Tools of the Modern innovations are constantly creating needs for new applications of scientific principles. Since mathematics is the foundation of the modern sciences, teachers are testing new methods of in- struction. Major breakthroughs in the sciences make it necessary that the teach- er of science be ever alert to the trends in research. MR. KARL FRICK, B.S., Kent State Un- iversity; M.T.S., William and Mary College Physics, Plane Geometry MR. GLENN RICHARD, B.S., Baldwin-Wallace Col- lege Biology, Chemistry Space Age Art and Drafting Richard Cruse tackles a drafting prob- lem. Drafting is the universal language of engineering. It is the accepted way of re- cording engineering data. It transfers the engineers’ knowledge to paper and trans- lates these ideas into practical production drawings. MRe CUARENCE FEHLHABER, B.S., Stout State College Vocational Engineering Drafting For those who get that creative urge occasionally and wish to transfer their emo- tions to some tangible form, Mr. Morris provides an outlet. The art classes visit an art show each year and engage in other ac- tivities in the classroom in order to further develop their sensitivity to the elements in- volved in the creation of Beauty. MR. THOMAS MORRIS, B.S., M.A., Kent State University Art Students Learn by Doing MR. MITCH GILLAM, B.S.E., Ohio University Mechanical Drawing, Pattern Making, Industrial Arts Tom Knoderer, Rick Repp, and Tom Evanish operate the printing machine. Industrial Arts opens the door to a more prosper- ous future. To become successful in the mechanized world of today, students need sufficient education to insure adaptability to industrial situations. The train- ing and experience the boys receive in the classroom are the results of hard work on the part of the teachers and of the boys themselves. MR. JIM MUNCHICK, B.S., Ohio University Machine Shop, Welding, Industrial Arts, Printing 18 MR. JACK DERR, B.S., Kent State University DCT At Lodi Hospital, Nancy Crittenden and Beth Lassond receive instruction on taking the pa- tient's blood pressure and pulse. BELOW: Russ Buttolph carries out his duties at Sommer's garage. The Diversified Cooperative Training program, commonly known as D.C.T., has proven very success- ful in its second year at C.H.S. The senior partici- pants spend half a day at school and half a day in job training. A variety of jobs are represented in this pro- gram. D.C.T. endeavors to insure success in future job opportunities. Hees he MR. WILBUR FA ng 3234 WEIR, B.S., M. Sn, ee S., Ohio State y University Vocational Agricul- ture : a 4 Roy Delaney, Mr. Wetli. Pat Pesata, Larry Yoss. Vo. Ag. Students Have Busy Year Lewis Gray, Jim Sheppard, Joe Remington. MR. TOM WETLI, B.S., Ohio State University, Vocational Agriculture Sophomores Karen Yannayon and Kathy Schlauch strive for perfection in their garments. A new vocational program was added to the Home Economics department this year. The participants did home projects in addition to assignments at school. MRS. BETTY HASTINGS, B.S.: Also, in the unexpected absence of Mrs. Hastings, Mrs. Ohio State University Leilani Savick proved herself a successful and depend- able substitute. Homemakers Obtain Basic Knowledge for Future Bethel Frame, Linda Carter, Marilyn Yoss, Wynell Hester, and Frances Klinect try their hand at a chef's de- light. Physical Education The development of physical and mental resources should not be thought of as two com- pletely separate processes. Physical fitness is important to us all, whether we be construction workers or top business executives. MISS MARY SIGLER, Baas Ashland College Health and Phys. Ed. MR. FRANCIS McNELLIE, B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College Health, Phys. Ed., Bus- iness Math. Driver Training As the interest in safe driving continues to grow, an increased importance is placed upon the driver. | | t MR. ARTHUR KOZY, B.S., Miami University Driver Education OHIO 1966 Business Program Intensified MRS. MARY ANNE HOCKER, B.A., Ohio Northern University B.O.E., Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II MRS. JUDY BUTLER, B.S., Ashland College Typing I and II, Shorthand I, Person- al Typing, Business English ie Mb MRS. LUCILLE CLARK, B.S., Ohio State University Bookkeeping, Business Math MR. OSCAR MERROW, B.S., Cap- ital University B.O.E., Bookkeeping, Business Math, Business Machines Success in the business world requires skill in the fundamentals of bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing. Mastering the operation of the various business mach- ines provides efficiency in the modern office. 23 Our library with its many books has helped our faculty to teach better and our students to learn more. When in doubt about the whereabouts of some informa- tion in the library, a student asks Miss Sechrist or the student librarians. They are always willing to help. The many new volumes, including current novels and best-sellers, are always on hand for students’ use. MISS GLADYS SECHRIST, B.A., Wooster; M.A., Ohio State University Librarian EEA Pe Librarians Render Valuable Services ROW ONE: J. Gasser, S. Carter, M. Robishaw, P. Howell, C. Johnson, K. Carroll, S. Remington, M. Mabry, W. Blair, J. Knight. ROW TWO: N. Scott, K. Dorland, B. Rogers, M. Schoeder, M. Yoss, J. Brophy, A. Dye, N. Fisher, P. Walton. ROW THREE: S. Del Calzo, G. Landrum, P. Fisher, C. Meek, C. Bougher, L. Massey, J. Knepp, S. Nagel, C. Rose. ROW FOUR: D. Robinette, K. Terrill, M. Corp, H. Hanlon, J. Harmon, J. Woosnam, C. Scar- berry, L. Norton. What would we do without potato chips? COOKS--Mrs. Dearth, Mrs. Blevins, Mrs. Konrad, Mrs. Walters, head cook. Competent Personnel Have Vital Roles in Daily Routine BUS DRIVERS--ROW ONE: C. Ware, J. Baker, C. Chaney, E. Albert. ROW TWO: R. Cable, L. Gray, W. Anderson, B. Kindig, L. Frantz, L- Giauque. NOT SHOWN: R. Geisinger, D. Ruder, E. Hoge. 25 Maintenance of our building includes nu- merable tasks that enhance the appearance of our school. The custodians who undertake these responsibilities make Cloverleaf Senior High School an asset to our community. MR. CLYDE RHOADS MR. PAUL BLEVINS Mr. Rhoads and Mr. Blevins demonstrate their diversi- fied skills everyday. After school Larry Yoss and Dave Dearth assist in cleaning the building. 26 WHERE THE ACTION IS STUDENTS SOPHOMORE ADVISORS--ROW ONE: Mr. Harbison, Miss Sartain, Mrs. De- trow, Mr. Murphy. ROW TWO: Mr. Derr, Mr. Simcox, Mr. Gower, Mr. Munchick, Mr. Davidson, Mr. Kozy. 28 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS--ROW ONE: Roger Briggs, President; Elizabeth Warner, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Linda Warner, Secretary; Ron Baughman, Vice Pres- ident. First Year Deryl Albrecht No Picture Available Judith Ambrose Hugh ; ieee Picture Available Daniel James Virginia JoAnn Sandra Michael Anderson Anderson Anderson Armbruster Avery Baker Richard Barbara Tom Ronald Jeanne John Barnum Bates Bauer Baughman Beery Beoddy Bruce Judy Pearl Wilda Richard Richard Biliczky Bishop Bishop Blair Blevins Block Proves Exciting Byron Rebecca Susan Gary Judy Roger Don Botdorf Botsch Bowers Bratcher Briggs Briggs Brophy No No Picture Picture Available Available ree Linda Martha Daniel Anne Linda Danny Nancy Worthy Brophy Burd Byers Cahoon Carter Cavallaro Chance Channell Sandra Chrislip Janice Clark Becky Clevidence | | | | Barbara Cole Jerry Cooper Robert Corbet Sophomores, Joyce Tipton and Sue Remington, take time out for a quick repair job. Marjorie Corp Richard Cottingham James Croft Denis Culp Picture : Available Richard Dahm David Dearth Roy De Laney Susan de Luna Duane Deyling Robert Droher Barbara Dull Tom Dull Maynard Dunkle Christine Dunneback Russell Eader George Edwards Sharon Eicholtz Donald Erb John Estes William Fahler Elaine Farnsworth 30 Brenda Farren Kay Fauss Harry Feesler William Fiala Judi First Patricia Fisher Ron Fite Larry Fortner Dick Foster Jeff Gardner JoAnne Gasser Linda Gentry Randy Giaque Rod Gilbert Bobby Gillespie Tommie S. Goodwin Available Picture Earl Gordon Kenneth Graves Lewis Gray Nancy Greve Pam Grimm Roy Hall Jackie Hamey Peggy Hamey Gary Harris Arthur Harvey Bill Heck Mike Hankins John Harmon Wynell Hester Rick Hewit Becky Hoge Patsy Howell Pat Huff Paul Harmon Dean-a Huffman Randy Huffman Douglas Jarvis Roland Jenkins Celeste Johnson No P Charlene Johnson Picture Susan Keen Available Jeanne Keltz Dan Kinney Don Kinney Terry Kinney Senior Ray Kilgore keeps a watchful eye on Sophomore Chris Dunneback. Frances Klinect Joyce Knight Susan Knight Garnette Landrum David Latshaw Diane Lavoie Elizabeth Leatherman Linda Leatherman Richard Lee Greg Leslie Ronald Lewis No Picture Available Ken Luce Linda Massey Tom McCracken Vallory McGhee Gail McGlothlin Terry McGuire Picture Available Barbara Meek Candy Meek No Edward Meserko Picture John Metek Available Gary Meyers John Miller Lance Miller Bill Minerich Dareen Moir Bruce Moore Sue Mullin . : Tom Myers s a fis, hae? ta eas Don Naftzger 4 Z Sandra Nagel Picture = ae Linda Neptune Available “ Be Py Richard Newberger Linda Norton Frankie Osborne Joe Palfy Susan Palmer Gary Patterson Linda Patterson Wendel Payn Rick Pethel Darlene Pittman Raymond Pritchard Bob Ptak Phillip Raber Joseph Remington Susan Remington Gene Reynolds Gerry Reynolds Tom Rice Roger Richardson Sharon Richardson Susan Riddle 4 : Marilyn Roberts Thomas Roberts David Robinette Allen Robishaw Kathy Rock Robert Rombach Connie Rose Jacqueline Roshon James Routh Jean Rupp Carol Sabo June Scheuerman Kathy Schlauch Charles Scott Rebecca Seeley Jerry Shelhorn | Barbara James Sheppard Saunders Gregory Shondrick Cathy Jeffery Siders Scarberry Steve Sivard Charles Skala Fred Slack Ronald Snow Sophomores Ain Nancy Speer Glenda Stevic Louise Stiver Sandra Straub David Robert E. Robert H. Tarleton Taylor Taylor Lauren Thayer Joyce Tipton Michael Triplett No Picture Elizabeth . Available Vallance | Sophomore Jim Sheppard demonstrates skills in machine shop. ‘to Become Juniors Gary Van Scyoc Linda Warner Linda Vaughan Jill Vaughn No ? Dennis Vorhies Linda Warner Picture Cheri Wallace Penelope Welday Available Linda Welsh James Wanko Wendell Willis Elizabeth Warner Karen Yannayon Marilyn Yoss JUNIOR ADVISORS--ROW ONE: Mr. Weir, Mrs. Weir, , Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Frick. ROW TWO: Mr. Fehlhab- er, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Wetli, Mr. Fraunfelder. : i ‘om’ carey . ? af k= ‘ Vee g i — cy Juniors Build an Image While Looking Forward to Senior Year JUNIOR OFFICERS--ROW ONE: Cheryle Haldiman, Treasurer; Pam Auxter, Secretary. ROW TWO: Car- ol Stiver, V. Pres.; John Martin, President. Cheryl Albrecht Marjorie Allis Charlotte Amheiser Marcia Anderson Michael Anderson Ralph Anderson Ted Anderson David Archer Charles Aungst Jerri Aungst Pamela Auxter Ellen Baird Sandra Barnes Janet Bartter Joseph Bauer Bruce Baxter Carol Beery Charles Benson Bruce Bielfelt Barbara Blank Cheryl Blateric Christine Bougher Judy Bowman Clayton Brinker Donna Brophy No Patrick Brown Picture Susan Brown ee a kine m Available Belinda Buehler Roland Buttolph AB bn Ernest Carp enter James Carrier Kathleen Carrier Karen Carroll Brenda Chapman Douglas Chrislip Don Christian Linda Clinesmith Janet Conley Sally Cooper Geraldine John Gasser Gehring Nancy Bethal JoAnne Gill Frame Golembeske Louis Corp Larry Craddock Vicki Crittenden David Cross Rebecca Decker Suzette DelCalzo John Detwiler Karen Dorland Sonja Eagle Anita Earll Gay Eastman Chuck Eicholtz Bruce Ekstron Laura Emrick Sharon Ensign Mike Esterle Marvin Farren Linda Feesler June Ferrell Jim Fitzsimmons Susan Fordenwalt Carole Fulton Jim Funk Jim Garens Juniors, Carol Stiver and Carol Ruprecht, greet camera- man with a smile while changing classes. Barbara Good Fred Gordon Janet Gray David Green Bruce Grossenbacher John Grossenbacher Susan Grossenbacher Gary Grunder Cheryl Haldiman Robert Hall James Harsh Eugene Hayton Ellen Baird doesn't hide her affection for the Colt basketball team. Wendy James Albert Jameyson — a Jon Jeanette Dianne David Heffelfinger Hess Hewitt Hinderman Peggy Phyllis Donna Peggy Hinderman Houts Howell Howell Carole Linda Diana Don Hyde Jackson James James No Picture Available James Kimbler David Corlene Paul Jarvis Jones Keller Momchilov Tom Knight Jim Kobelt Tim Kratzer Janet Krochmal Brenda Kwas Brenda Lackey Reed Morehouse Phil Morrison Vicki Morrison Arthur Myers Dave Nagel Donna Nehrenz Mike Landrum Paul Lawton Bill Lechner Dennis Lowry George Lucas Kent Ludwig Thad Mahoney Tim Marrale Bonnie Marteney John Martin Candy Martinson Cinda Mason Tom Matus Barbara McDermott Sherry McGraw Vivian Meager Robert Metek No Picture Available Don O'Brien Gloria Olsen Mark Osterland Nancy Palker Robert Palker Norman Ream Elaine Rebman Candy Martinson and Carole Hyde discuss laboratory experiment. Juniors Demonstrate Numerous Abilities Douglas Linda Timothy Ritz Repp Reynolds Mary Robishaw Juanita Barbara Rice Ricketts Mary Beth Rohrer Kay Romanotto Yvonne Rose Richard Rowe Joe Rowland Carol Ruprecht Brian Sabo Hayward Saffle Laurel Scheck William Schmidt Carol Schondel Mark Osterland prepares to express his thoughts. Douglas Scott Nancy Scott Michael Schroeder Brenda See Robert Shade No fe : Herbert Skala Picture Barry Smithberger Available Karen Smith Charlene Spice Gordon Stallings Cathy Starcher Carolyn Stiver Barbara Strausser Kenneth Terrill 42 Janet Tram George Trigg Roberta Varian Patricia Walton Bonnie Wanko Merle Wanko Michael Wantz Jane Warner Kathryn Warner Steve Weller Charles Wiedenmann Sally Wilson Kay Wolf Jane Ann Wright Juniors Boost Bank Account Faculty cagers battle WHLO Good Guys for the benefit of the Junior Class Prom Fund. Junior-Senior Prom from Start to Finish | OFFICERS Nancy Crittenden Treasurer John Yannayon Vice President Carla Thomas Secretary Pat Hewit President Seniors Reach CLASS COLORS - Forest Green and Cream CLASS FLOWER - Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO - The past forever gone, The future still our own. SENIOR ADVISORS--ROW ONE: Mrs. Hocker, Mrs. Butler, Miss Sigler. ROW TWO: Mr. McNellie, Mr. Merrow, Mr. Gillam, Mr. Richard, Mr. Myers. STEVE ADAMS SUE ANDERSON BARBARA ANDREWS JANET ARMBRUSTER Life’s Threshold NANCY ARNOLD JOHN BARNES MARILYN BARTTER | | SHARON BATES | DONALD BATES KATHY BEAMISH NANCI BENDER PAUL BERTSCHY NANCY BERGER SHERRY BISHOP ART BOWMAN RUSS BUTTOLPH JOHN CANFIELD SHARON CARTER LEOLA BRAMMER SIDNEY CARTER CATHY BRIGGS BARB BYARD LARRY CAVALLARO 49 50 KAREN CLEMENS MARGO DONALD DASO JAMES COE PAT CROFT NANCY CRITTENDEN wiih ROBERT DANIELS ROLAND DAGUE SIDNEY DELAGRANGE “at i? rN LEWIS DE LONG a” MICHAEL DIBBLE ELLEN DE LUNA Seniors Challenge Tomorrow RONALD DUECKER TIM DULL DAVID DUSHENKE ANNE DYE GARY EICHELER DAVID EBY 5] ELAINE ERB TOM EVANISH LARRY EVANS RONALD FAHLER JOHN FARREN MARILYN FIALA NANCY FISHER CONSTANCE FISSELL a2 CANDACE FORMANEK RUTH FRAME DAVID FRANK ROBERT FUNK GARY GAMBLE LYNN GOLEMBESKI ANTHONY GEDOS DON GILLESPIE ao GEORGE GOODMAN GENE GORDON TED GORDON he SHARON GRAVES JEANETTE GREGORY ERIC GRIMM WILLIAM HALL ROBERT HALLEEN BONNIE HANKINS PATRICK HEWIT HARRY HANLON CHARLES HESS LORETTA HESTER Class of ‘66 Completes Years of Preparation JOHN HOOPER SCOTT HARTMAN DORIS HOUTS KENNETH HUFF PHILLIP JOHNS RAYMOND KILGORE A = .. VIRGINIA KLATKA THOMAS KNODERER MERRY KREINER we. DENNIS BETH KROCKMAL LASSOND NANCY KURJIAN JUDY LINTER CHARLES LOEW 56 KENNETH LONGSDORF GENE LUEDY RONALD LUTSCH MARY MABRY DENNIS MARSHALL DONALD MASSIE Age va Future Citizens Assess Their Achievements RICHARD MC GAFFICK ELAINE MC VICKER WALTER METEK JOYCE MILLER ELINOR MOLDENKE LYNN MYERS CHERYLE NEPTUNE RICK MILLER LEONARD NEWMAN SUE MILLING LINDA MULLINS LYNNE MYERS JOYCE NORRIS THERESA NOWICKI DALE PALMER PAT PESATA ANNABELL PLUMMER GEORGETTE PLUTKO CAROL POPOVIC New Experiences Await Graduates ROBERT QUEBERG LINDA REICH ae RICHARD REPP DAVID RICE Senior Rich Miller displays real talent for concen- trating. BRENDA ROGERS JAMES RUFENER 60 CALVIN RUMBURG MARY RUPP JAMES SABO | WILMA SAMPLES MARY ANN SCHAFFER LYNN SCHENKE BRUCE SCHLAUCH ROBERT SCHMOCK LINDA SHAKEN DAN SHUMAKER CHARLOTTE SIMAN LARRY SKRANT Seniors Survey Job Opportunities 61 SHARON SLUSSER SANDRA SMITH ELAINE STAVEY BARBARA TAYLOR CHARLOTTE TAYLOR DENNIS SMITH LARRY SPENCE TOM TARLETON ILENE TAYLOR CATHERINE THOMPSON LINDA TIPTON ROBERT THACKER Senior, Bob Halleen, gets a kick out of a noon phone call. DONNA TRIPLETT WILLIAM THAYER CARLA THOMAS FRED VAN PELT MARY VAN PELT PATRICIA WAICAK JEFF WELLER ED VIOLETT CHARLES WALTON A Glance Backward before the Forward Thrust JAMES WILLIAMS BARBARA WADDING PHILLIP WARD LYNETTE WILSON PAMELA WOOD LARRY YOSS KATHLEEN ZIGLER JOHN YANNAYON PAT YOUNG MARY ELLEN Senior speech class records original radio program. ZIELINSKI RICHARD BISHOP GERRY BORDNER LARRY COOPER WILLIAM ESTES Seniors Who Slipped Out of the Line-up STEPHEN FAUSS SHERRI HECKLER CATHY KINDIG TARI MAIBACH MARTHA MULLIN PHILLIP SCHOENBERGER KATHY MC KENZIE No Pictures Available MARGARET MC MAHON THOMAS ALLEN MICHAEL BLOSSER DANIEL BOYES RICHARD CRUSE SUZETTE FERGUSON RICHARD FISHER JAMES FORTUNE ROBERT MATTINGLY DON NAFTZGER BETTY PATTERSON SHIRLEY STEPPENBACKER JEFFREY WOOSNAM 67 A few of the senior girls took time out from their sunbathing to pose for a picture. | Dennis Marshall and Don Daso locked horns before Senior Day was complete. Some of Janet Armbruster's friends (?) found a suit- able place for her on top of the building. Seniors Enjoy Enviable Liberties Seniors find it hard to adjust to the idea of doing nothing. 68 “The Mouse That Roared” Charlotte Taylor gives Dan Shumaker, head of re- cording, a hand. Mrs. Work does a wonderful job of directing. Sharon Slusser gets Sid Delagrange into his make- The Mouse That Roared” is a political BP satire in which a small, insignificant country gains control of the world for one brief but bril- liant moment. Whether as a member of the stage crew or as one of the main performers, many seniors worked enthusiastically under the direction of Mrs. Floy Work to produce this play at the Westfield Auditorium on April 29 and 30. Many said that it was one of the best productions ever given at Cloverleaf. The main cast in the throne room of Grand Fenwick. Sk Se Dr. Darrell F. Linder presented the commencement address en- titled Barbed Wire, Flaxseed, and Barley Beards Sa bas neg, HUMES, he, Pie ewe ee Oe aie 70 LLJ Iw ro ui Z mm 2 aS = =z ATHLETICS FOOTBALL SQUAD--TOP ROW: Coach Deckman, Coach Davidson, J. Wanko, W. Willis, B. Biliczky, B. Fahler, B. Heck, J. Routh, Coach Gower, Coach Gillam. ROW FIVE: D. Cavallaro, H. Feesler, J. Siders, J. Sheppard, T. Mc- Guire, R. Baughman, M. Dunkle, R. Fite, J. Metek. ROW FOUR: B. Bielfelt, M. Anderson, J. Harsh, T. Myers, B. Lechner, T. Marralle, K. Ludwig, B. Fielden, D. Tarleton, Coach McNellie. ROW THREE: D. Nagel, B. Grossen- bacher, D. Green, T. Momchilov, D. Jarvis, P. Brown, C. Benson, D. Marshall, M. Landrum. ROW TWO: L. Skrant, J. Yannayon, T. Allen, S. Hartman, L. Cavallaro, B. Hall, J. Barnés, P..Hewit; Js Coc, 1) -latietenssnOWeont. Mgr. F. Gordon, Mgr. J. Weller, D. Bates, B. Schmock, L. Rohrer, T. Gordon, P. Schoenberger, Mgr. D. Newberger, Mgr. S. Adams (not in picture). Opponents Fall before FOOTBALL SCORES Opponents Medina 26 Norwayne 0 15 Bowling Green 6 8 Canfield 14 30 Wadsworth 0 28 Highland 0 0 St. Mary's 20 22 Brunswick Orrville Chippewa Conference game Coach McNellie advises Larry Cavallaro. Colt Stampede The 1965 Colt Football team ended the season with a fine 5-4 record and a second place standing in the Chippewa Conference. The season was highlighted by an impressive win over Brunswick and a Home- coming victory over Highland. | } SENIOR GRIDDERS, Left to Right: L. Rohrer, T. Allen, T. Gordon, P. Schoenberger, P. Hewit, B. Schmock, J. Barnes, D. Bates, S. Hartman, J. Yannayon, B. Hall, J. Coe, D. Marshall, L. Cavallaro, L. Skrant. | 73 eI DD 74 All-Conference JOHN YANNAYON BOB SCHMOCK LARRY ROHRER TED GORDON TOM ALLEN LARRY CAVALLARO DENNIS MARSHALL Players ANNs hile Ga : Cheerleaders Create Enthusiasm VARSITY FOOTBALL: Linda Reynolds, Karen Clemens, Vivian Meager, Kay Romanotto, Lynn Myers, Cheryl Haldiman, Kaye Wolf. Neen SALLE Avian | Meager, Pam Auxter, Lynn Myers, Kay Romanotto, Kaye Wolf. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Nancy Greve, Becky Botsch, Cheryl Haldiman, Linda Reynolds, Linda Clinesmith. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM--ROW ONE: G. Luedy, D. Lowry, T. Allen, D. Eby, R. Anderson. ROW TWO: K. Terrill, Manager; J. Martin, B. Schmock, M. Osterland, J. Gehring, D. Nagel, D. Christian, M. Landrum, Coach Mitch Gillam. Colt Basketballers VARSITY SQUAD RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM--J. Siders, R. Hewit, Coach Owen Davidson. Have Disappointing Season _ Norwayne _ Brunswick� Huffman, J. Sheppard, T. Myers, H. Feesler M. Wanko, R. Mr. Gillam presents trophies to outstanding basket- ballers John Martin and Tom Allen. SENIOR BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING PARTICIPANTS--LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Allen, R. Van Pelt, R. Repp, T. Gordon, D. Bates, R. Kilgore, R. Mil- ler, L. Rohrer, G. Luedy, D. Eby, B. Schmock. 78 Wy. py TRACK TEAM--ROW ONE: R. Rowe, J. Sheppard, D. Daso, J. Heffelfinger, D. Bates, B. Schmidt, P. Schoenberger, C. Brinker. ROW TWO: M. Landrum, R. Anderson, D. Christian, B. Thayer, E. Grimm, D. Green, P. Brown, B. Bielfelt. Trackmen TEAM RECORD Seven dual meets Won 0; Lost 7 Third Place _ Second Place - ‘Third Place ' - Grizzl Relays ‘Sixth Place COACH SPECHALSKE 79 WRESTLING TEAM--ROW ONE: R. Miller, B. Smithberger, F. VanPelt, R. Kilgore, R. Repp, R. Fisher, D. Albrecht, M. Farren. ROW TWO: J. Vanni, G. Lucas, C. Skala, B. Fielden, J. Sabo, B. Grossenbacher, R. Knight, B. Lechner. ROW THREE: J. Metek, L. Craddock, C. Benson, D. Bates, L. Rohrer, T. Gordon, J. Wanko, R. Rombach. ‘Cloverical 46 28 20) 34 This year's wrestling team did exceptionally well with a 7-3 record, placing second in the sectional tournament and third in the conference and county tournaments. Rick Miller was sectional champ and was chosen outstanding wrestler of the Cloverleaf team. Don Bates won in the county, and Ted Gordon took honors in both the county and sectional tournaments. The 1966-67 team captain will be Barry Smithber- ger. 80 TEAM RECORD) -— Opponent West Holmes - 8. Buckeye = 21 Omile ic Bellevue 7 i Tiwsay ie Wadsworth =i (“sik Brunswick == 4 Higher “Firestone. = 24 Northwest 1 . Matmen Score Many Victories Rick Miller holds up against his opponent from Highland. 81 4 BASEBALL TEAM--ROW ONE: B. Smithberger, R. Miller, S. Hartman, R. Hewitt, D. Cavallaro. ROW TWO: D. Marshall, J. Martin, R. Dague, H. Feesler, E. Meserko, R. McGaffick. ROW THREE: T. Allen, T. Gordon, D. Mas- sie, D. Albrecht, M. Anderson. Spring Brings Baseball Season Coach Leo Sparr presents awards to Harry Feesler, Rick Hewit, Pete Dague, Daryl Albrecht, and Ed Meserko at Spring Sports Banquet. 82 Tennis Team Improves Record TENNIS SQUAD RECORD OPPONENT Wadsworth = Firestone _ _ Akron Central 7 aiwey Wadsworth Alcon Cental 2 | Tuway Norton Akron Hoban CLOVERLEAF 4 TENNIS TEAM--FRONT: R. VanPelt, T. Gedos, R. Fahler. REAR: B. Schmock, T. Knoderer, D. Tarle- ton. Golfers Grow in Number GOLF TEAM--ROW ONE: B. Heck, J. Harmon, D. Newberber, G. Lucas, R. Lewis, S. Weller. ROW TWO: E. Gor- don, P. Ward, M. Osterland, S. Adams, J. Weller, A. Bowman, T. Myers. 83 These three young men received special attention at the annual Spring Sports Banquet. Steve and Jeff Weller were recognized for their outstanding achievements in golf, and Tom Allen was elected Outstanding Athlete of the year. - Spring Awards Mr. Spechalske received the pleasure of distributing many of the awards. WHERE THE ACTION IS. . . ACTIVITIES OS Pens a inne ROW ONE: L. Myers, Sec.; T. Maibach, V. Pres.; J. Armbruster, Pres.; M. Anderson, Treas. ROW TWO: L. Rey- nolds, J. Rice, S. Slusser, J. Armbruster, G. Eastman. ROW THREE: Mr. Harbison, advisor; G. Bordener, S. Palm- er, N. Greve, L. Leatherman, Mr. Clark, advisor. ROW FOUR: B. Baxter, C. Weidenmann, R. Blevins, M. Trip- etta Representatives Speak for All Jim Carrier, Rick Miller, and John Yannayon place their con- tributions under the Student Council Christmas tree. The purpose of Student Council is to promote interest in the school and its activities. It encour- ages good student-faculty relationships and helps to improve the community. When the students have problems or complaints about the policies of the school, they take them to the Student Council. Then the problems are discussed intelligently and solutions are sought. The Student Council endeav- ors to teach respect for authority and allows both students and teachers to state their opinions. It maintains high educational standards and is a mer- it to the school and the community. 86 GAA Strives Toward Fitness G.A.A.--Miss Sigler, J. Linter, K. Warner, L. Myers, S. Brown, C. Ruprecht. ROW TWO: I. Taylor, D. Brophy, JeRupp, D Moit, P. Hamey, J. Ambrose, B- Cole, S. Barnes, G. Gordon, C. Schondel, B. Strausser, B. Meek, M. Burd, Cerotarciier, G. Eastman, S. Ferguson, L. Myers, C. Haldiman, S. Avery, K. Wolf. ROW THREE: J. First, L. Reich ore nye oChenke, +s, olusser, B. Good, J. Armbruster, C. Beery, V. Andrews, L. Stiver, S. Ensign, S. Wilsonee es Dorland, A. Earll, 1. Maibach, J. Rice, R. Romamotto, C. Ambheiser. ROW FOUR: P. Auxter, N. Greve, GC. Sabo, C: Johnson, S. Palmer, B. Botsch, S. Chrislip, N. Speer, P. McMahon, J. Golembeski, P. Grimm, B. Wanko, L. Feesler, D. Hewit, V. McGhee, G. Bordner, J. Armbruster, M. VanPelt, K. Beamish, C. Stiver, T. Goodwin. ROW FIVE Rupp, D: Palmer, P. Wood, M. Allis, S. Fordenwalt, V. Meager, J. Ferrel, S. McKenzie, C. Taylor, N. Gill, B. Andrews, J. Bartter, N. Crittenden, J. Gregory, P. Welday,C. Martinson, L. Clinesmith, L. Reynolds. Primarily an organization for girls who realize the importance of being physically fit, the Girls' Athletic Association is directed by Miss Mary Sigler. The G.A.A. sponsors a girls' basketball team and the Homecoming festivities. Photographer intrudes on an important strategy-planning session. There's a ball up there, somewhere. veen Janet 1965 HOMECOMING QUEEN Janet Armbruster LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Greve, Bruce Biliczky, Juanita Rice, Bruce Grossenbacher, Charlotte Taylor, Bob Schmock, Larry Rohrer, Queen Janet Armbruster, Ted Gordon, Wilma Samples, Vivian Meager, Pat Brown, Mickey Baker, Harry Feesler. Homecoming Highlights Season Reigning over the Homecoming festivities of coming Dance presented by the GAA members, the 1965 was Queen Janet Armbruster and her royal court. Deneles entertained in an atmosphere of Indian Sum- The Colts’ football team accented the occasion with mer. The evening was brought to its crest with the a victory over the Highland Hornets. At the Home- crowning of the Queen by co-captain Larry Rohrer. ROW ONE, OFFICERS: S. Carter, G. Bordener, B. Rickets, J. Conley. ROW TWO: D. Howell, J. Tipton, B. Cole, J. Linter, G. Gasser, G. Olsen, B. Hoge. ROW THREE: K. Yannayon, Y. Rose, R. Varian, C. Jones, J. Keltz, D. Huffman, M. Mullin, T. Maibach, C. Formanek, S. Straub, M. Dague. ROW FOUR: C. Rose, L. Welsh, M. Yoss, L. Shakan, A. Plummer, E. Rebman, B. Martinez, B. Taylor, L. Carter, E. Farnsworth. ROW FIVE: N. Arnold, E. Leatherman, W. Cooper, V. Crittenden, J. Ferrell, K. Carrier, B. McDermott, K. Smith, S. Nagel. Future Homemakers of America Along with co-sponsoring the Sweetheart Dance, the FHA sent members to the State Convention again this year. The Spring Banquet and Fashion Show was accented by a friendly talk given by Mrs. Ruder about her collection of dolls. The FFA members served at the banquet. Dave Nagel and Johnny Hooper do their share of the serving at the Spring Banquet. Future Farmers of America GREENS HANDS--ROW SONE2) DD. Jarvis, B..Ptak, L: Gray, D. Erb, B. Dre- her, T. Roberts. ROW TWO: R. Snow, P. Raber, B. Taylor, K. Graves, R. Delaney. ROW THREE: R. Pritchard, R. Baughman, J. Sheppard, W. Payn, J. Remington. ROW FOUR: D. Tarleton, J. Routh. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM-- ROW ONE: L. DeLong, S. Delagrange, N. Ream, K. Longsdorf. ROW TWO: J. Hooper, L. Yoss, T. Kratzer, C. Walton. CHAPTER FARMERS--ROW ONE: T. Krat- zer, M. Farren, B. Grossenbacher, C. Aungst. ROW TWO: R. Pethel, P. Lawton, N. Ream, D. Nagel, T. Ritz. FUTURE FARMERS--ROW ONE: J. Hooper, C. Walton, L. Yoss, N. Ream, L. DeLong, S. Delagrange, K. Longsdorf, T. Kratzer. ROW TWO: B. Dreher, P. Raber, L. Gray, B. Grossenbacher, T. Roberts, G. Trigg, K. Graves, M. Far- Tel sD wtp ROW LHikeb-s)-Cantield, Re snow, Rk. Delaney, R. Pritchard, R..Pethel, C. Aungst, T. Ritz, B. Taylor, B. Ptak. ROW FOUR: P. Pesata, P. Lawton, J. Routh, D. Nagel, W. Payn, J. Wanko, D. Tarleton, T. Tarleton, R. Baughman. jf a Deere ee UH RN YY Queen Judy. Sponsored annually by the FHA and the FFA, the Sweetheart Dance was an outstanding event of the winter season. FFA and FHA members chose Judy Linter and Sid Delagrange as queen and king , of the dance which was held on Feb. 11. Highlighting the evening was a grand march led by the royal couple. Candy Formanek, Margaret Hayton, and Tari Maibach prepare for the dance. 2 SWEETHEART COURT--FROM LEFT: Norm Ream and Elaine Rebman, Ju- niors; Ken Longsdorf and Candy For- manek, Seniors; Queen Judy Linter and King Sid Delagrange; Sandra Nagel and Jim Sheppard, Sophomores. King Sid presents the Sweetheart Trophy to Pep Club Increases School Spirit ROW ONE: L. Mullins, Sec-Treas.; C. Thomas, Pres.; C. Stiver, V. Pres.; Miss Sigler, advisor. ROW UW O:s ky Carrallal) Gentry, .o. Ferouson, P. Huff, B. Hoge, 1. Taylor, P. Hamey, J. Am- brose. ROW THREE: J. Ferrell, C. Sabo, M. Kissinger, L. Stiver, L. Neptume, J. Scheuerman, L. Warner, K. Burd, B. Meek. ROW FOUR: N. Bender, L. Warner, V. McGhee, B. Chapman, S. Knight, S. Bowers, L. Welsh, N. Speer, P. Grimm, C. Johnson. Future Nurses Find Joy in Helping Others ROW ONE: Miss Sartain, advisor; L. Hester, Pres.; B. Lassond, V. Pres.; C. Siman, Sec-Treas.; ROW TWO: C. Popo- vic, L. Brammer, V. Andrews, S. Chrislip, E. McVicker. ROW THREE: C. Ruprecht, J. Ferrell, L. Brophy, S. Forden- walt, S. Grossenbacher. College Club Offers Helpful Hints | ROW ONE: C. Johnson, M. McMahon, J. Rice, A. Earll, G. Eastman, L. Mullins, Mr. Burton, advisor. ROW TWO: | G.. Thomas, Pres--30) FesterwGy otiver..se PIOwn) Len GlitesimiimD Krochmal; ROW THREE: J. Harsh, B. Thacker, | R. Rowe, B. Bielfelt, L. Evans, A. Bowman. Y-Teens Perform Valuable Services in Community ROW ONE: G. Bordner, Sec.; M. Anderson, Pres.; C. Stiver, V. Pres.; M. Kissinger, Treas. ROW TWO: J. Beery, | S. Carter, J. Hess, W. James, P. Hinderman, Mrs. Butler, advisor. ROW THREE: L. Shakan, J. Tram, C. Beery, S. Grossenbacher, W. Meyers, N. Scott. ROW FOUR: J. Ferrell, C. Albrecht, B. Blank, B. Wanko. ROW ONE: L. Reich, Sec.; L. Mullins, V. Pres.; C. Rumberg, Pres.; Mrs. Detrow, advisor; J. Yannayon, Treas. ROW TWO: L. Myers, M. Kreiner, N. Berger, C. Kindig, E. Moldenke, T. Maibach, L. Myers. ROW THREE: M. Rupp, J. Armbruster, L. Hester, C. Fissell, S. Milling, C. Popovic, M. McMahon. ROW FOUR: P. Ward, H. Hanlon, J. Weller, L. Evans, D. Marshall, A. Bowman, W. Samples, D. Palmer. Top Quality Students Honored Members of the National Honor Society are indica- order to add new members. Among its numerous ser- tive of the quality of scholarship, leadership, character, vices the National Honor Society pays for the district and service in our school. These students will be the scholarship tests and the gold cords worn by the senior leaders and civil-minded doers of our future communi- members at commencement. Also, the members sponsor ties. An induction ceremony is performed each year in an annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Linda Mullins and Calvin Rumberg exercise their roles in the induction ceremony for the new members. 95 FUTURE TEACHERS--ROW ONE: (Officers) C. Thomas, C. Kindig, A. Dye, M. Rupp. ROW TWO: J. Tram, L. Reich, G. Eastman, S. Ferguson, B. Hoge, M. Hamey, J. Ambrose, J. Rupp, L. Mullins. ROW THREE: Mr. Myers (advisor), K. Zigler, C. Popovic, B. Bates, L. Stiver, S. Bowers, K. Dorland, S. Wilson, M. Mullin, Mrs. Campbell (advisor). ROW FOUR: L. Clinesmith, C. Stiver, J. Armbruster, C. Mason, S. Brown, L. Reynolds, B. Botsch, C. Johnson, N. Speer. ROW FIVE: P. Keller, J. Kimbler, A. Bowman, A. Jameyson, E. Meserko, N. Arnold. Future Teachers Explore Problems The Cloverleaf chapter of the Future Teachers of America is affiliated with O.E.A. and N.E.A., and will work closely with the new Cloverleaf Teachers’ Assoc. Members of F.T.A. are allowed to teach a day at one of the elementary or junior high schools. At meetings, faculty members are invited to talk on var- ious subjects concerning the teaching profession. Asa result of these activities, students have a better know- ledge of what it means to be a teacher. Mr. Murphy discusses hazards of the profession with a potential future teacher. 96 | ROW ONE: Mr. Frick, advisor; E. Moldenke. ROW TWO: M. Schroeder, M. Kreiner, J. Bartter, D. Frank. ROW | THREE: C. Loew, M. Dibble, B. Biefelt, D. Daso. Jets Develop Initiative The Junior Engineering Technical Society 's ma- jor objective is to promote interest in the fields of en- gineering and applied science. Each member is re- sponsible for a project. Then, in March the J.E.T.S., along with others, exhibit their work at the Science Fair. Elinor Moldenke, Janet Bartter, Mike Schroeder, and Mike Dibble experiment with glass at one of the weekly meetings. TT PPO sAsANAs le stsdbannrnseres A qi ROW ONE: C. Bougher, C. Ruprecht, J. Woosnam, L. Reich, B. Daniels. ROW TWO: J. Tram, B. Good, S. Ensign, K. Burd, B. Meek, B. Hoge, L. Mullins. ROW THREE: N. Greve, C. Sabo, S. Bowers, S. Knight, M. McMahon. ROW FOUR: J. Anderson, R. Corbet, L. Thayer, C. Stiver, L. Reynolds, M. Allis, P. Grimm. Do You Speak Espanol? : Spanish Club members endeavor to develop skill in conversation. One attraction of the year was a Talent Show, co-sponsored by the Spanish Club and the Student Council. Below is shown the agenda for that night ! 98 THEATARIANS--ROW ONE: B. See, D. Triplett, W. Samples, A. Dye, J. Carrier. ROW TWO: C. Johnson, S. Carter, E. Stavey, C. Schondel, D. Brophy, K. Carroll, J. Ambrose, Miss Sechrist, advisor. ROW THREE; L. Bram- mer, B. Wadding, J. Roshon, J. Armbruster, M. Zielenski, D. Huffman. ROW FOUR: N. Bender, K. Scarberry, B. Lackey, S. Graves, L. Emerick, C. Fissell, V. Klatka. ROW FIVE: B. Ekstrom, D. Bates, H. Hanlon, J. Woosnam, A. Bowman. Masquers Excel in Presentations THESPIANS sora RDsaW 2 oaimplesy: De noce..). Cattier, A. Dye, D. Triplett. STANDING: Miss Sechrist, advisor; J. Armbruster, L. Brammer, B. Ekstrom, H. Hanlon, J. Woosnam, L. Emerick, V. Klatka, S. Carter, D. Brophy. CHORUS--ROW ONE: S. Mullin, I. Taylor, C. Johnson, M. Mullin, T. Maibach, G. Eastman, J. Ambrose, S. Rem- ington, J. Gasser, P. Walton, M. Fiala, K. Wolf, J. Rice. ROW TWO: A. Jameyson, R. Corbet, V. Klatka, M. Kissinger, S. Bowers, J. Norris, C. Johnson, N. Greve, C. Sabo, P. Auxter, C. Taylor, S. Wilson, L. Leatherman, C. Popvic. ROW THREE: C. Siman, C. Brinker, D. Newberger, S. Slusser, K. Zigler, C. Mason, C. Jones, N. Speer, L. Stiver,; M. Hayton, M. Allis, A. Earll, B. Decker. ROW FOUR: Jo flaish; H, oalfle, Pe Keller D meres: mmc wig, N. Arnold, C. Stiver, S. Richardson, K. Scarberry, C. Ruprecht, C. Stiver, C. Thomas, L. Norton, P. Ward, T. Kratzer, J. Hooper, C. Walton. i Vocal Music Groups Chorus dons new robes to present Christmas concert for students. GIRLS' GLEE--ROW ONE: J. Beery, J. Briggs, M. Byrd, L. Gentry, J. Tipton, J. Ambrose, S. Remington, B. Hoge, J. Taylor, P. Walton. ROW TWO: B. Decker, L. Neptune, L. Leatherman, M. Kissinger, C. Jones, S. Straub, C. Johnson, M. Mullin, T. Maibach, G. Eastman. ROW THREE: J. Norris, C. Mason, V. Klatka, M. Hayton, N. Speer, | C. Popovic, M. Yoss, S. Wallace, S. Bowers. ROW FOUR: M. Corp, S. Richardson, K. Scarberry, L. Norton, G. Landrum, C. Taylor, P. Grimm, S. Palmer, D. Hewitt, A. Earll, E. Farnsworth. Present Public Concerts The members of the chorus and the other vocal groups have had many opportunities to perform this year. Among these, they have participated in the County Music Festival, the Spring Festival, and also vocal contests. Preceding the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, the vocal groups performed before the student body. Mrs. Lee, director. | GIRLS' ENSEMBLE--ROW ONE: J. Ambrose, C. Taylor, S. Slusser, M. Kissinger. ROW TWO: C. Popovic, K. Zigler, C. Siman, M. Mullin, S. Mullin. Small Groups Sing with a Big Sound BOYS' ENSEMBLE--ROW ONE: J. Hooper, A. Jameyson, C. Taylor, V. Klatka, C. Brinker. ROW TWO: P. Ward, J. Harsh, H. Saffle, C. Walton, B. Corbet, D. Newberger. | Cloverleaf's BRASS ENSEMBLE received a superior rating at the annual Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Buckeye High School. ROW ONE: C. Martinson, L. Thayer, C. Fissell. ROW TWO: D. Rice, R. Rowe, M. Bartter, R. Duecker. ROW THREE: S. Fauss, D. O’Brien. 103 Marching and Concert Bands) Both the marching band and the concert band have superbly demonstrated their musical talents this year. During the football season, the marching band entertained the spectators at half-time. They also par- ticipated in a bandorama and two parades, at Cedar Point and in Seville. Concerts were not uncommon to the members of the concert band. They found their place in the Me- dina County Music and Art Festival and in many others throughout the year. Selected members of the band re- ceived superior ratings in the Solo and Ensemble Con- test at Buckeye High School. MAJORETTES--Pam Auxter, Bonnie Wanko, Juanita Rice, and Linda Feesler, head majorette. ‘Stand Out in Competition CONCERT BAND--ROW ONE: S. Mullin, L. Feesler, P. Auxter, J. First, J. Tram, B. Good, J. Bartter. ROW TWO: L. Schenke, J. Rupp, J. Golembeski, L. Reich, K. Longsdorf, J. Rice, J. Wright, B. Biefelt, K. Dorland, J. Knepp, N. Gill, R. Corbet. ROW THREE: M. Anderson, S. Bowers, K. Rock, B. Andrews, S. Nagel, C. Fissell, S. Riddle, W. Duecker, S. Fauss, R. Rowe, L. Thayer, D. Dushenke, C. Siman, C. Martinson, R. Botsch, L. Neuman, S. Slus- ser, S. Barnes, D. Rice, M. Bartter. ROW FOUR: B. Strausser, K. McKenzie, B. Wanko, B. Baxter, B. Botdorf, D. O'Brien, J. Woosnam. Mr. Kerr and the marching band step high in the parade in Seville. C.H.S. Sends Delegates to Buckeye State... BUCKEYE GIRLS' STATE--ROW ONE: Candy Martin- son, Carol Hyde. ROW TWO: Diane Miksch, Yvonne Rose. os BUCKEYE BOYS' STATE--Jim Kimbler, Paul Keller, Herb Skala. Don Christian represented Cloverleaf at the World Affairs Institute held in Cincinnati. FFA Members attending the convention in Kansas City were Larry Yoss, Ken Longsdorf, Lewis DeLong, Chuck Walton, and John Hooper. Margaret McMahon was a Active Seniors National Merit Finalist. Jeff Woosnam displays his interest in music. Dale Palmer portrays Gloriana, a role she shared with Janet Arm- bruster. Carla Thomas and Lynn Schenke were active in speech class performances. Bruce Schlauch poses beside sign that he constructed. V. McGhee, N. Bender, L. Hester, y. Carrier, B. Chapman, and P. _ Ward keep busy with lay-outs, | copy, and headlines. Photographers John Yannayon and Carol Popovic are vital members of the yearbook staff. Editor Loretta Hester knows that a yearbook re- | quires more work than most people realize. Mr. Simcox has many more duties than merely advising. Senior Index STEVEN J. ADAMS, Academic SHERRY BISHOP, Business Office Assistant, Basketball Mgr., Football Mgr. MIKE BLOSSER, General TOM ALLEN, Academic Phys, Ed. Asst., Theatarians, Baseball, Basket- GERRY BORDNER, Academic ball, Football, Track, Senior Class Play. GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Student Council, Y-Teens, Co-Ed Correspondent, State FHA Officer, Senior Class SUE ANDERSON, Academic Play. Band, JETS, Cheerleader, Senior Class Play. ART BOWMAN, Academic BARBARA ANDREWS, Academic Band, College Club, FTA, NHS, Theatarians, Band, GAA, Girls’ Basketball. Buckeye Boys’ State, World Affairs Institute, Senior Class Play. JANET ARMBRUSTER, Academic Equestrian, GAA, College Club, FTA, Library, DANNY BOYES, General NHS, Pep Club, Student Council, Theatarians, Y-Teens, Girls’ Basketball Team, Senior Class Play. CATHY BRIGGS, Business Office Asst., Art Award. NANCY ARNOLD, Academic Band, College Club, FHA, FTA, Pep Club, RUSSELESB UML OLEH aD. Ger le Teacher's Aid, Theatarians. Basketball, Golf. JOHN BARNES, General BARBARA BYARD, D.C.T. Office Asst., Teacher's Aid, Football. JOHN CANFIELD, General MARILYN BARTTER, Academic FFA. Band, NHS, Spanish Club, Band President. SHARON CARTER, Business DON BATES, Academic Equestrian, FHA, Theatarians, Thespians, Other information not available. Y-Teens, Cheerleader. SHARON BATES, Business SID CARTER, General Library Asst. Basketball, Football, Senior Class Play. | LARRY CAVALLARO, General KATHLEEN BEAMISH, Business | GAA, Theatarians, Cheerleader, Senior Class Baseball, Basketball, Football. | Play. KAREN CLEMENS, Business | Cheerleader. | NANCY BENDER, Business | Equestrian, Office Asst., Pep Club, Theatarians, JAMES COE, Academic Chorus, Glee, Senior Class Play. Football, Track. LARRY COOPER, Academic SESSIEUE TEER ee Student Council, Basketball. Library Asst., NHS, Office Asst., Theatarians, Chorus, Ensemble. NANCY CRITTENDEN, D.C.T. Band, Equestrian, GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Teach- PAUL BERTSCHY, Business er's Aid, Cheerleader, Tennis, Senior Class Treasurer, Football. Senior Class Play. RICHARD BISHOP, General PATRICIA CROFT, D.C.T. 10S RICHARD CRUSE, Vocafional MARGO DAGUE, Business Band, GAA, FHA, Library Asst., Majorette, Of- fice Asst., Teacher's Aid, Pep Club, Senior Class Play. ROLAND DAGUE, Academic College Club, Phys. Ed. Asst., Baseball, Basket- ball, Football, Track. ROBERT DANIELS, General Spanish Club. DON DASO, Academic College Club, JETS, Library Asst., Student Council, Tennis, Track, Buckeye Boys’ State. SID DELAGRANGE, D.C.T. FFA, Office Asst., Basketball, Senior Class Play. LEWIS DELONG, Academic Senior Class Play, FFA, Library Asst., Vocation- al Agriculture Award. ELLEN deLUNA, Academic MIKE DIBBLE, Academic JETS RON DUECKER, General Basketball, Band TIMSDULL D.C... DAVID DUSHENKE, Vocational Band. ANNE DYE, Academic FTA, Library Asst., Office Asst., Pep Club, Theatarians, Thespians, Senior Class Play. DAVE EBY, General Basketball. GARY EICHLER, General ELAINE ERB, General FHA. BILL ESTES, Vocational FFA. TOM EVANISH, General Football. | 110 LARRY EVANS, Academic College Club, Lab. Asst., NHS; Scholarship Awards in Algebra I II, Biology, French I, Plane Geometry, and Chemistry; Senior Class Play. RON FAHLER, General Basketball, Football, Tennis, Senior Class Play. JOHN FARREN, General. STEVEN FAUSS, Academic Band. SUZETTE FERGUSON, Business GAA, FTA, Office Asst., Pep Club. MARILYN FIALA, Academic GAA, Library Asst., Chorus, Glee, Senior Class Play. NANCY FISHER, Business Library Asst., Pep Club. RICHARDS FISHER, SD Gal. CONSTANCE FISSEL, Academic Band, Library Asst., NHS, Theatarians, Senior Class Play. CANDICE FORMANEK, General FHA, Office Asst., Y-Teens, Equestrian, Senior Class Play, Sweetheart Queen Attendant. JAMES FORTUNE, Business ELLA RUTH FRAME, Business FHA, Y-Teens. DAVID FRANK, Academic JETS, Library Asst. ROBERT FUNK, Academic JETS, Basketball. GARY GAMBLE, Academic Band, Football Mgr., Basketball, Basketball Mgr. ANTHONY GEDOS, Academic Band, NHS, Library Asst., Basketball, Football, Tennis. DON GILLESPIE, General Office Asst. LYNN GOLEMBESKI, General GEORGE GOODMAN, Vocational GENE GORDON, Business GAA, Library. TED GORDON, General Phys. Ed. Asst., Baseball, Basketball, Football, Wrestling, Homecoming Escort. SHARON GRAVES, Business FHA, Office Asst., Teacher's Aid, Theatarians. JEANETTE GREGORY, Business GAA, FHA, Girls’ Basketball. ERIC S. GRIMM, General JETS, Football, Tennis BILL HALL, Business Basketball, Football, Wrestling. BOB HALLEEN, Academic Golf, Wrestling, Senior Class Play. BONNIE HANKINS, Business HARRY HANLON, Academic NHA, Theatarians, Thespians, Library Asst., Senior Class Play. SCOTT HARTMAN, Academic Band, NHS, Student Council, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball, Football. MARGARET HAYTON, General Teacher's Aid. SHERRI HECKLER, Business CHARLES HESS, Business LORETTA HESTER, Academic Equestrian Staff Member and Editor, College Club, Future Nurses, Library Asst., NHS, Office Asst. PATRICK HEWIT, Vocational Theatarians, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Sen- ior Class President, Senior Class Play. JOHN HOOPER, General Chorus, Ensemble, FFA, Band. KEN HUFF, General PHILIP VIOHNSs (D.C. 1. RAY KILGORE, Academic Wrestling. CATHERINE KINDIG, Academic Equestrian, College Club, FHA, FTA, Library Asst., NHS, Office Asst., First and Second Year French Awards, Basketball Scorekeeper, Home Ec. Award, Senior Class Play. VIRGINIA KLATKA, Academic GAA, FTA, Library Asst., Theatarians, Thespi- ans. THOMAS KNODERER, Academic Phys, Ed. Asst., Basketball, Football, Tennis. BERNARD KOBEZDA, Vocational MERRY KREINER, Academic Band, JETS, NHS, Latin II Award. DENNIS KROCHMAL, General NANCY KURJIAN, Business ELIZABETH LASSOND, D.C.T. FNA, Library Asst., Office Asst., Theatarians. CHARLES LOEW, Academic JETS, Senior Class Play. KENNETH LONGSDORF, General Band, FFA, Library Asst., Office Asst., Teach- er's Aid, Chorus, Senior Class Play. GENE LUEDY, General RONALD LUTSCH, Vocational MARY MABRY, Business Equestrian, Library Asst., Theatarians, Y-Teens. RICHARD McGAFFICK, Vocational Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, Track. KATHY McKENZIE, Business GAA. MARGARET McMAHON, Academic GAA, College Club, NHS, Spanish Club, Schol- arship Tests in Biology, Spanish I II, Civics, Nation- al Merit Finalist. 111 ELAINE McVICKER, Academic FNA. TARI MAIBACH, Academic GAA, FHA, NHS, Pep Club, Student Council, Theatarians, Thespians, Y-Teens, Cheerleader, Sen- ior Class Play. DENNIS MARSHALL, Academic NHS, Phys. Ed. Asst., Baseball, Basketball, Football, Wrestling. DON MASSIE, D.C.T. Baseball, Basketball, Football. ROBERT MATTINGLY, Vocational WALTER METEK, General JOYCE MILLER, Business FHA, Library Asst., Theatarians. RICHARD MILLER, Academic Library Asst., Student Council, Baseball, Tennis, Wrestling. SUE MILLING, Business GAA, NHS. ELINOR,MOLDENKE, Academic JETS, NHS, Phys. Ed. Asst., Teacher's Aid, Buckeye Girls’ State, DAR Good Citizen Award. MARTHA MULLIN, Academic Band, Equestrian, GAA, College Club, FHA, FTA, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Teacher's Aid, Senior Class Play. LINDA MULLINS, Academic College Club, FTA, NHS, Pep Club, Spanish Club. LYNN MYERS, Academic GAA, College Club, NHS, Pep Club, Student Council, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Homecoming Attendant, Cheerleader, Sen- ior Class Play. LYNNE MYERS, Academic GAA, Student Council President, Office Asst., NHS, College Club, Student Council, Science Fair, Finalist, Student of Month Award, Senior Class Play. DON NAFTZGER, General Band, Office Asst., Teacher's Aid, Basketball, Football, Wrestling. aes CHERYLE NEPTUNE, Business FHA. LEONARD NEUMAN, General Band. JOYCE NORRIS, Business THERESA NOWICKI, Business FHA, FNA, Office Asst. DALE PALMER, Business GAA, NHS, Office Asst., Homecoming Attend- ant, Senior Class Play. BETTY PATTERSON, Business No other information available. PAT PESATA, General Band, FFA. ANNABELL PLUMMER, D.C.T. FHA, Library Asst. GEORGETTE PLUTKO, Business GAA, Office Asst. CAROL POPOVIC, Academic Band, Equestrian, GAA, College Club, FNA, FTA, NHS, Theatarians, Chorus, Ensemble, Glee, Trio, Senior Class Play. BOB QUEBURG, D.C.T. LINDA REICH, Academic Band, GAA, FTA, NHS, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play. RICHARD REPP, General Basketball, Football, Wrestling. DAVE RICE, Academic Band. BRENDA ROGERS, Business Library Asst., Theatarians. LARRY ROHRER, General FFA, Baseball, Football, Wrestling. JIM RUFENER, D.C.T. Band, Track. CALVIN RUMBURG, Academic Band, NHS, Senior Class Play. MARY RUPP, Academic Equestrian, GAA, Senior Class Play, FTA, NHS, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Buckeye Girls’ State. SMe SABO, DLC. 1. ‘Basketball, Football, Football Mgr., Wrestling. WILMA SAMPLES, Academic GAA, FTA, Library Asst., NHS, Office Asst., Student Council, Theatarians, Thespians, Homecom- ing Attendant. MARY ANN SCHAFFER, Business GAA, Office Asst. LYNN SCHENKE, Academic Band, GAA, College Club, Senior Class Play. BRUCE SCHLAUCH, D.C.T. FFA, Office Asst., Football. BOB SCHMOCK, Academic Student Council, Homecoming Escort, Basketball, Football, Tennis, Senior Class Play. PHIL SCHOENBERGER, Academic Phys. Ed. Asst., Football, Track, Wrestling. LINDA SHAKAN, Business Equestrian, FHA, Pep Club, Theatarians, Y-Teens, Sweetheart Attendant. DAN SHUMAKER, Academic Football, Golf. CHARLOTTE SIMAN, Academic Band, Y-Teens. LARRY SKRANT, Academic No other information available. SHARON SLUSSER, Academic Band, GAA, College Club, FTA, NHS, Student Council. DENNIS SMITH, D.C.T. SANDY SMITH, Business GAA, FHA. LARRY SPENCE, D.C.T. FFA, Basketball Mgr., Football. ELAINE STAVEY, Business Library Asst., Pep Club, Theatarians. SHIRLEY STEPPENBACKER, Business GAA, Art Award. TOM TARLETON, General FFA, Office Asst., Football. BARBARA TAYLOR, Business GAA, FHA. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR, Business GAA, Homecoming Attendant. ILENE TAYLOR, Academic GAA, Pep Club, Teacher's Aid, Senior Class Play. ROBERT THACKER, Academic College Club, Football, Junior Class President. WILLIAM THAYER, Academic Basketball, Football, Track. CARLA THOMAS, Academic College Club President, Future Teachers, Office Asst., Pep Club, Teacher's Aid, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Secretary. CATHERINE THOMPSON, Business GAA, Y-Teens. LINDA TIPTON, Business Equestrian. DONNA TRIPLETT, Business GAA, Student Council, Theatarians. FREDRIC VAN PELT, General Basketball, Football, Tennis, Wrestling, Senior Class Play. SD | WT 5 MARY VAN PELT, Business GAA, Theatarians, Cheerleader. EDWARD VIOLETT, General. BARBARA WADDING, Business GAA, Library Asst., Theatarians, Senior Class Play. PATRICIA WAICAK, Business No other information available. li CHUCK WALTON, General Band, FFA, Library Asst., Office Asst., Student Council. PHIL WARD, Academic Equestrian, NHS, Office Asst., Basketball, Foot- ball Mgr., Golf, Buckeye Boys' State, Senior Class Play. JEFF WELLER, Academic NHS, Office Asst., Basketball Mgr., Football Mgr., Golf. JIM WILLIAMS, Vocational LYNNETTE WILSON, General GAA, FHA. PAM WOOD, General Band, GAA, Student Council, Senior Class Play. JEFF WOOSNAM, Academic Band, Equestrian, Library Asst., Office Asst. , Spanish Club, Theatarians, Thespians, Basketball Mgr... Football Mgr., Senior Class Play. RON WURGLER, D.C.T. Phys. Ed. Asst., Baseball, Football, Track, Wrestling. JOHN YANNAYON, Academic Equestrian, Library Asst., NHS, Student Council Senior Class Play. LARRY YOSS, General FFA. PATRICIA YOUNG, Business FHA. MARY ZIELENSKI, Business Office Asst., Band, Teacher's Aid, Theatarians. KATHY ZIGLER, Academic Aid. FTA, Library Asst., Senior Class Play, Teacher's ’ WHERE THE ACTION IS. .. $ PROVIDED IN THE BANKING ACT OF 1933 ADVERTISING Ohio Farmers Insurance Group Ohio Farmers Ohio Farmers Insurance Company Insurance Group Superior Risk Insurance Company Colonial Heritage Life Insurance Company One Park Circle — LeRoy, Ohio 1848 «118 YEARS OF INSURANCE to | 1966 SERVICE AND PROTECTION’ C.W. Sommer Inc. 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