Cloverleaf High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

pss mbes has sont Reet rey BS Tt SRS Ba avege eset sac eh Satine eee OR, Ae gay ee 1967 EQUESTRIAN CLOVERLEAF SENIOR HIGH LODI, OHIO VOLUME VII In High School Students . . . SRE SIRS ERE NEE INN I Soo eet ESTER Introductory Administration Underclassmen Seniors Athletics Activities Senior Index Advertising OEE Table of @ontente 29 48 69 83 107 113 : j i Mr. Wood Retires Mr. Wilbur S. Wood graduated from the Crooksville, Ohio Public Schools and then went on to receive a B.A. degree from Otterbein College in 1925. In 1925 he taught school and coached basketball in Martinsburg High School in Knox County. The next year he married his college classmate, Martha, and became principal in the Gambier Schools. Frém 1927 to 1943 he served as superintendent of the Wakeman Schools in Huron County. In 1930 Mr. Wood received his M,A, degree from Ohio State University. Mr. Wood came to Lodi in 1943. Two additions were built in 1949 and in 1955. The first Vocational Agriculture course was started by him at Lodi and then included in the Cloverleaf Senior High where several vocational courses have been added due to his interest in this area. In 1957 the present Cloverleaf School District was formed and Mr, Wood was selected as superintendent, a position he has held both during the construction of the Cloverleaf Senior High School and the reorganization of the district During his 41 years as an administrator, he has been equally interested in each area of the curriculum and has tried to constantly add to or improve the courses of study in both the elementary and secondary schools. He has enjoyed his 42 years of school work and wishes for the continued progress of the Cloverleaf District. The Woods will retire to Anaheim, California, where their son, Kenneth, owns an office supply store. BOARD OF EDUCATION--FROM LEFT: Mr. Wood, Mr. George Anderson, Mr. Harry Deeks (vice-president), A. E. Noah (president), Mrs. Virginia Bartter, Mrs. Mary Rick (clerk). Absent--Mrs. Ruth E. Wilson. Mr. Wood tends to a bit of routine business. MRS. LAVERNE BROWN, secretary to Mr. Wood. Foreword ‘A picture is better than a thousand words.’’ No matter if the picture is an image in your mindor visible to the eye, that is really what makes a successful story. The 1967 Equestrian Staff could not begin to write a book about the many things that happened at Cloverleaf this year. Instead, we have made an effort to let the pictures speak for them- selves. The photographs will bring back memories and feelings that could never be expressed. This may be the year that you will always remember, If it wasn’t outstanding in some way, then you weren’t alert to and aware of the events that went on around you. Be proud of your alma mater; show your pride by taking part; don’t be a stranger when you go through your yearbook. BRENDA CHAPMAN Editor Yearbook Staff EDITORIAL STAFF: Kay Fauss, Assistant Editor Barbara Carter Kathy Schlauch Darlene Pittman BUSINESS STAFF: Bob Flickinger, Manager Linda Massey Cheryl Blataric Karen Carroll Dave Richard PHOTOGRAPHERS: Richard Blevins Jerry Cooper Ed Meserko Becky Botsch Mr. Fraunfelder, advisor ADVISOR: Mr. Simcox oe ty; M.A., Western Reserve ca) qc 3 ray nn Pas) 4 oO S oa) 5 2 a oO 4 ct a S) = 2 i5) — oe) - nn n”n ¥ 8 E ”n oe xq Hy ate 0.2 ‘eles Po i Mer eid 2s Pes, rm “” oO ty) ens m4 0 5b Se DMD ie Sb 4 (acy pet Nica Qe ees Pee a Be mM nm =; aa ee eee “ nemesis cence smnorsi MR. RENO SHEARER, Assistant Principal MR. CHARLES SKURVID, Principal B.S. , Wooster College; M.A., Ohio State University; B.A. andM.A., Akron University Pupil Personnel, Akron University ‘4 fs i : i q | Messrs. Wetli, Detrow, Shearer, Clark, and Hocker gather around the refresh- ment booth at the Junior-Senior Prom. Guidance Counselors Help Students Solve Problems Should I take the business course or the academic course? Do I need four years of English? Which college would be best for a person of my interests? Where can I find employment? These questions can be best answered at C.H.S. by a member of the guidance department. Not only do Mr. Burton and Mr. Shearer help a student organize his class schedule, but they also administer various tests throughout the year to gauge his academic progress and to indicate the type of work in which he would most likely succeed. Also, students often confront the guidance department with problems that they them- selves are unable to solve. Lance Miller (right) works with Mike Slater and Mrs. Ida Mantz at Mack's Food Center. Lance took part in the Cloverleaf Work-Study Program. YY MR. RICHARD BURTON, B.S., M.A., Wattenberg, Michigan State University Guidance Counselor Representative of. the armed services visit C.H.S. to talk to boys who might be considering a military career. U.S.ARMY RECRUITING, STATION o be — : sale 2 U.S.ARMY JOIN THE NEW ACTION A xe tes PAT iD 4 MRS. RUTH WATERS, high school secretary MRS. KATHY KINDALL, secretary to the principal Students Help Office Secretaries OFFICE ASSISTANTS--ROW ONE: Barb Strausser, Linda Clinesmith, Gerri Gasser, Brenda Farren, Jane Ann Wright, Carole Beery. ROW TWO: Janet Tram, Ellen Baird, Charlotte Amheiser, Janet Conley, Sue Forden- walt, Pam Auxter, Diane Hewit, Linda Neptune, Charlene Johnson, Wynell Hester. ROW THREE: Sandy Nagel, Vicki Morrison, Connie Rose. 1] MR. JOHN MURPHY, B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege English IV MISS NAOMI SARTAIN, B.A. Ashland College Latin I, English II 12 MRS. FLOY WORK, A.B. Indiana University Speech, English III ed ERENT) SSEEER See Stes oe ‘ Seek RARER mera ea rRTE RENE LE SRE Keres A SARE RS TE TG, eb aaetcmears een eee THERE Adore RRS: Hagen” tbe bbe | q3333 mide teanmatddadaaedacas PW Lae Reed dae SEER ERE TS MERRY SL pphyoh A ERB rere RARE. MRE R Seemed wea Srerers eR NI RRS Aa 8 Demeee RHR IN Disdabhaphsiasiod bak tote oe Lene EASE Serre RAR ARREST Rea hccics tee HERE A FerEORaEE TE SEERA a Hea CSAS EERE R MSAFE Hees Ae English Sharpens Communication Skills If we learn to understand our language and its his- tory, we will have a better knowledge of our people and their past. Also, we will have a stronger chance to learn more about the present and to cope with problems as they arise. MRS. CAROL CAMPBELL, B.S. Ashland College English II and III ; CARY ey : MR. OWEN DAVIDSON, B.A. Baldwin-Wallace College English II MR. PHILIP SIMCOX, B.S. Kent State University English II and III 3 ao TYIVEN WPT EN SS VEee rf 2 C cS Se MR. CHARLES GOWER, B.S. California State College World History, American History History and Civics By studying American History students view the achievements and mistakes of their forefathers. Through history they learn to solve problems of the future. World History gives them a more conceivable idea of how the events of the foreign countries have affected their own country. Civics, which is the study of government, enables the student to understand the advantages and disadvantages of the American way of life. MR. DENNIS DELAGRANGE, B.S., B.S.E. Miami University, Kent State University Economics, World History 14 MR. BARRY HARBISON, B.A. Muskingum College American History Explain Conditions MR. ROBERT PRICE, B.S. Youngstown University Civics, American History MR. CALVIN McCOY, B.A., B.S.E. Ohio State University Civics, Law MR. MEHDI ABULKHEIRAT Cloverleaf's history department was honored to have as a speaker Mr. Mehdi Abulkheirat, from Lybia. This past February he graduated from Bald- win-Wallace College. He was here on a U.S. grant and majored in physical education. He is now back in his own country as an athletic director. i) Can you understand what the fellow next to you is saying? In this day and age it means so much if you can un derstand people; and with so many different languages in the world, most students discover that taking a language in high school is a rewarding experience and often a help in life. MRS. ELIZABETH DETROW, B.S. College of Wooster French I and II, Algebra II, Business Math 16 MRS. BERNADINE WEIR, B.S. Baldwin-Wallace College Spanish I and II bor’s Tongue MR. DAVID KERR, B.M.E. Baldwin-Wallace College Instrumental Music Student Musicians Learn to Appreciate Mr. Kerr might quietly dream that one of his stu- dents will become a member of the Cleveland Sympho- hy, just as Miss Watson might envision a Cloverleaf chorus member signing up with the Metropolitan Opera. However, the major goal of the music program at C.H.S. is not to provide great musicians for orchestras and choruses. Instead, the teachers of music hope to instill in their students a lasting appreciation for music. Of course, the more one understands about music, the more one will appreciate it. And what better way is there to gain understanding of music than actually par- ticipating in the production of it. MISS SANDRA WATSON (left) B.M.E., M.M.E. Baldwin-Wallace College Vocal Music Seated with Miss Watson is Miss Margaret Harris, a stu- dent teacher who worked with Miss Watson part of the year. 7 MR. DON FRAUNFELDER, B.S., M.A. Ohio State University, Purdue University Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Solid MR. GLENN RICHARD, B.S. Geometry, Business Math Baldwin-Wallace College Biology, Chemistry MR, KARL) FRIGK (SB. 5S. Mis. Kent State University, William and Mary College Physics, Plane Geometry, Business Math Science and Math Build the Future This is the age of space travel, freeways, perma- nent-press clothing, no-stick frying pans, and the Mack - inac Bridge. It is also the age of traffic-choked cities, air and water pollution, starvation, and disease. Scien- tists and mathematicians have done much to improve civilization. However, it is readily apparent that they cannot now sit back and relax. Drafting Is Language of Engineering | bane | 4p Py PRESET GETES ARCHITECT we oe J . a 2a op am (ELLA, VOCATIONAL ENGINEERING DRAFTING CLASS--FROM LEFT: K. Luce, R. Morehouse, S. Harvey, B. Moore, G. Ed- : wards, R. Barnum, B. Palker, T. Mahoney, Mr. Fehlhaber, J. Detwiler, W. Willis, E. Hayton. MR. CLARENCE FEHLHABER, B.S. ‘ S 1[fOVvE 12 Stout State College ih “We a , | Vocational Engineering Drafting Boys enrolled in Vocational Engineering Drafting learn to present to the shop the ideas and creations of the engineer. They must accurately transmit the work - ing drawings needed to manufacture the engineer's prod- ucts. Creativity in Art Each year the art classes participate in the music and arts festival and visit the art show in Akron. Under the direction of Mr. Morris the classes complete various projects such as travel posters as they learn to view the world in a different perspective. MR. THOMAS MORRIS, B.S., M.A. Kent State University Art lig Boys Learn Marketable Skills Industrial Arts is a course in which a boy can put skills to use that hehas learned in class. The experience that each boy gets through making projects throughout the school year, can be put to good use on a job. MR. JAMES MUNCHICK, B.S. Ohio University Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, Advanced Design and Draw- ing. MR. MITCH GILLIAM, B.S. Ohio University Machine Shop, Welding, Printing Doug Repp puts his training to use in the Printing Room. RE In machine shop, Danny Cavallaro learns how to operate a new machine, D.C.T. Students Learn at Work D.C.T. CLASS--ROW ONE: D. Scott, T. Knight, B. Smithberger, D. Howell, L. Scheck, G. Olsen, B. Kwas. ROW. TWO: J. Kobelt, V. Crittenden, T. Rice, C. Jones, B. Decker, T. Marrale. ROW THREE; K. Terrill, J. Fitzsimmons, P. Brown, L. Corp, D. Green. Is learning from a book fun? For some people it is. However, other people enjoy learning most when they can put into action what they've learned. This is what the D.C.T. program is all about, MR. ARTHUR KOZY, B.S. Miami University Pat Brown enjoys his work in the printing department of the Ohio D.C. T. Coordinator Farmers. ZA ie They Seek Better Ways to Farm We in America have been blessed with a rich abundance of productive soil. However, unless we properly cultivate that soil, it will lose its natural richness. In the Vocational Agriculture classes stu- dents learn proper care of the soil, farm equip- ment, and farm animals. ey MR. WILBUR WEIR, B.S., MR. TOM WETLI, B.S. M.S. Ohio State University Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture Vocational Agriculture Ron Baughman, Ray Pritchard, and Jim Sheppard exam- Don Erb, Roy DeLaney, Mr. Wetli, and Ron Snow dis- ine experimental seedlings. cuss possible summer jobs. Team Teaching Experiment Conducted in Home Economics Department MRS. BETTY HASTINGS, B.S. Ohio State University Carol Farnsworth sews while Mrs, Hastings gives helpful hints along the way. Student teachers Karen Talaba and Donna Koch work along with the girls in a class project involving the refinishing of furniture. i Girls Learn Varied Skills for Homemaking Upon hearing the term home economics, one nat- urally thinks of cooking and sewing. These, of course, are very basic to the course as it is taught at Clover- leaf, However, Mrs. Betty Hastings' students also learn how to administer first aid, upholster or refinish furni- ture, and cope with the problems of dating, marriage, and family living. Students discuss job applications and even design the floor plan for a house. As a result, the girls are headed in the right direction toward becoming efficient housewives. ao MRS. MARY ANNE HOCKER, B.A. Ohio Northern University Shorthand II, B.O.E. MRS. JUDY BUTLER, B.A. Ashland College Typing I and II, Business English, Shorthand I, Personal Typing. SENIOR B,O.E.--ROW ONE: Mr. Merrow, Jane Warner, Wendy James, Brenda Lee, Jeanette Hess, Gerri Gasser. ROW TWO: Jerri Aungst, Elaine Rebman, Sonja Eagle, Nancy Palker, Cathy Starcher. ROW THREE: Cheryl Blataric, Phyllis Houts, Barb Ricketts, Brenda Chapman, Carole Fulton, Brenda Beuhler. B.O.E. Prepares Girls for Office Jobs Business Office Education is an intensive two-year in-school program starting at the eleventh grade level and continuing through the twelfth grade. The program is aimed toward those students who have chosen to be- come secretaries upon graduation from high school. During the second semester of the senior year students are given actual on-the-job training. JUNIOR B.O.E. GIRLS--ROW ONE: Becky Clevidence, JoAnn Gasser, Joyce Tipton, Linda Warner, Charlene Johnson, Karen Yannayon, Mrs. Hocker. ROW TWO: Linda Patterson, Darlene Pittman, Kathy Schlauch, Jeanne Keltz, Judi First, Frances Klinect, June Scheuer- man, Sandra Straub. ROW THREE: Tommie Goodwin, Nancy Chance, Barb Saunders, Elizabeth Warner, Cathy Scarberry, Wynell Hester. Wyne.i Hester beams a smile toward the camera as Mrs. Hocker prepares to give dictation. a MRS. LUCILLE CLARK, B.S. Ohio State University Bookkeeping MR. OSCAR MERROW, B.S. Capital University Business Machines, Business Law, Personal Typing, Typing I, Business Math. 26 Health and Physical Education Driver Education MISS SHARON GEDEON, B.S. Bowling Green State University Health, Physical Education, World History MR. JOHN MOORE, B.A. Baldwin-Wallace College Health and Physical Education MR, STEVE DISER Kent State University Driver Education “4 SITTING: Linda Massey, Patsy Howell, Joyce Knight, Nancy Scott, Pat Fisher, Sandy Snyder. STANDING: Peggy Howell, William Plummer, Yvonne Rose, Gloria Blair, Christine Bougher, Linda Jackson, Sue Ford- enwalt, Mike Schroeder. SITTING: Bob Scheuerman, Mike Southard, Mark Shellhorn, Scherry McGraw, Barb Craddock, Karen Jarvis. STANDING: Miss Sechrist, Debbie Smith, Nancy DelCalzo, Norma Starcher, Gerri Gasser, Kim House, Jackie Hamey, Paula Evanish. Library Guides The library at C. H.S, contains many vol- umes. The numerous books vary from reference books to the latest fiction. Miss Sechrist, the head librarian, and the student librarians are available to provide assistance. MISS GLADYS SECHRIST B.A., Wooster; M.S. The Ohio State University Librarian Cooks Supply Food for Hungry Scholars Custodians Maintain Building Mr. Paul Blevins Mr. Clyde Rhoads | 28 STUDENTS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS--STANDING: John Rogers, President; Dan Jarvis, retary; Cathy Aikman, Treasurer. Gary Adams Cathy Aikman Chester Allen David Amheiser Cathy Anderson Vice-President. SITTING: Gary Anderson Patricia Anderson Sandra Avery James Baker Sandra Baker Patty Corbet, Sec- Don Barezi John Barnette Alice Bates Barbara Bates : Virginia Bates Robert Beamish Larry Bensinger Mary Benson Carol Berryhill Gloria Blair Suzanne Blazer Larry Brammer Tom Bridenthal Robert Briggs | Deborah Brown Kelly Brown Marland Buttolph Robert Byard Carol Caesar Tom Carlton Barbara Carter Jim Carter Class of 69 Shows Great Promise SOPHOMORE ADVISORS--SEATED: Miss Gedeon, Mrs. Hocker, Mrs. Butler. STANDING: Mr. Price, Mr. Moore, Mr. Richard, Mr. Merrow. Sophomores Make Their Mark Croskey Rod Cross Julie Culler Debbie Dague Don Davis Karyn Dawkins Nancy Delcalzo Dave Derhammer Ken Detwiler Kathy DeVaul Penny DeVoe Gary Dockery Luther Duecker Elaine Dull Diana Earll William Carter Janet Cavallaro Rick Chestnutwood Carol Coley Stan Collins Dennis Conley Patricia Corbet Ron Cover Barb Craddock Carolyn Croskey Over here we have Dan Jarvis dancing with Janet Cavallaro. Which is which? ??? Paula Evanish Dennis Evans Carol Farnsworth Lester Ferrell Karen Feesler Debut at Cloverleaf Cathy Fissell Bill Fordenwalt Josephine Foth Sandy Frame John Fulton Richard Funk Ray Gannett James Gill Jeff Gill Debbie Goodman Debbie Gordon Rose Gottron Don Graves Don Gray Lynne Gray Tom Grimm Jean Groetz Kathy Grossenbacher Dianne Harmon Doug Harris Sue Hewit Pam Hinderman Jan Hoge Jerry Housand Kathleen House Jack Hutton | | Kathy Jameyson Becky Johns Bonnie Jarvis Roger Johnson Dan Jarvis Bill Jones Karen Jarvis Ed Jones Don Jones Donna Katrine Roger Kilgore Robert Kindig Nancy Kirk Jim Knepp tm, . : - Nite Sophomores, Janet Cavellero, Bill Carter, Mike Shoenberger, and junior, Linda Warner enjoy the Christmas Dance sponsored by the Student Council. Debbie Kroeber Ruth Kuckenmeister Dave Latshaw Kathy Lee Richard Lee Jeff Leiter Andy Lietzow Carol Longsdorf Paul Lower Rick McDermott Theresa McGraw Bob McMahon Paul McVicker Jerry Mahoney Karen Mansfield Janet Martin | Darlene Massie : Vera Matheys Thomas Matthews Robert Matus William Metek Gary Metheney Rita Metz Dave Miksch Roberta Miller Elise Moldenke Alvina Moltz Pat Mullins Herb Napier i Becky Nehrenz E Cynthia Neptune , Linda Neuman John Norris Julia Norris Cynthia Norton Shirley Norton Ken O'Brien i, Lynne O'Brien | Sue Osborne Jerri Pace Joe Palfy Richard Parker Vickie Patterson Kenny Pease Stan Piatt William Plummer Douglas Plute Constance Pontius Jon Potts | Phil Raber | i | Rachel Radick | Mary Repp Scott Repp Larry Reynolds Linda Reynolds 30 36 Bill Rose Mary Ross Douglas Sanford Robert Scheuerman Michael Schoenberger Susan Schondel Mark Shelhorn Robert Siman Yes, We Have No Pix Richard Dreher Robert Dreher Hester Dye Donald Erb Robert Flickinger Jim Fetterman Barbara Kimpton Greg Leslie John Miller Larry Reynolds Danny Saffle Carolyn Wynn Judy Sinnett Sandra Skrant Deborah Smith John Smith Jay Snyder Sandra Snyder Janet Rice David Richard Sally Richard Penny Riddle Janice Ridgeway Nancy Rinehart Catherine Roberts Melinda Robinson Anthony Rogers John Rogers Sophomores Defy Tradition with Round Rings Gay Yergin Linda Yergin Larry Yergin Steve Zigler Tim Snell Mike Southard Mike Spears Roger Spence Karen Sprunger Norma Starcher Chris Stuart Bill Swartz Lisa Vanasdal Helena Varney Glenn Vierheller Bob Wadding Doug Wohlgamuth Mike Wanko Eva Warner Paul Warner Schuyler Wavrek Kathy Weir Lynda Wilde Laura Wilkins Brad Williams Tom Woosnam Jane Wurgler Tom Yannayon a¥) Class of 68 Has Active Year JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS--SITTING: Ronald Baughman, President; Pam Grimm, Vice-President. STANDING: Barb Meek, Treasurer; Becky Botsch, Secretary. Deryl Albrecht Dan Anderson Jim Anderson Judy Ambrose JoAnn Armbruster Sandy Avery Barb Bates Richard Barnum Tom Bauer Ronald Baughman Jeanne Beery Winnie Biggerstaff yj V7 Bruce Biliczky Pearl Bishop Wilda Blair Richard Blevins Richard Block Byron Botdorf Rebecca Botsch Susan Bowers Judy Briggs : Roger Briggs Judy Brophy | Daniel Byers Kathryn Burd Anne Cahoon Linda Carter Danny Cavallaro Nancy Chance Sandra Chrislip | Becky Jo Clevidence Barbara Cole Jerry Cooper Bob Corbet Denis Culp | Richard Dahm David Dearth | Roy DeLaney Susan deLuna Duane Deyling Barbara Dull Tom Dull JUNIOR ADVISORS--SEATED: Mr. Harbison, Miss Sartain, Mrs. Detrow, Mr. Delagrange. STANDING: Mr. Davidson, Mr. Gower, Mr. Simcox, Mr. Murphy. Bhi bia ht Maynard Dunkle Russ Eader George Edwards John Estes Bill Fahler Elaine Farnsworth Brenda Farren Kay Fauss Harry Feesler Bill Fiala Judy First Pat Fisher Ron Fite Larry Fortner Dick Foster 40 Junior Parents Plan Jeff Gardner JoAnn Gasser Linda Gentry Rod Gilbert Bob Gillespie Tommie Goodwin Earl Gordon Ken Graves Lewis Gray Scott Graham Nancy Greve Pam Grimm Roy Hall Jackie Hamey Peggy Hamey Post-Prom Party Dan Kinney Don Kinney Frances Klinect Joyce Knight Susan Knight Garnett Landrum Diane Lavoie Charles Lawson Linda Leatherman Ron Lewis Ken Luce Linda Massey Val McGhee Terry McGuire Barb Meek John Harmon Gary Harris Arthur Harvey Bill Heck Wynell Hester Rick Hewitt Becky Hoge Patsy Howell Ed Huff Deana Huffman Randy Huffman Doug Jarvis Celeste Johnson Charlene Johnson Jeanne Keltz 42 The prom seems to be taking shape, Candy Meek Ed Meserko John Metek Bill Minerich Darene Moir Jerry Mooney Bruce Moore Sue Mullin Gary Myers Tom Myers Don Naftzger Sandra Nagel Linda Neptune Richard Newberger Linda Norton Sue Palmer Gary Patterson Linda Patterson Wendel Payne Darlene Pittman Ray Pritchard Bob Ptak Joe Remington Sue Remington Gene Reynolds Roger Richardson Sharon Richardson Susan Riddle Marilyn Roberts Tom Roberts David Robinette Allen Robishaw Barb Meek, Pam Grimm, and Celeste Johnson take a breather from decorating in the middle of the prom pond. Kathy Rock Rick Rombach Connie Rose | Jackie Roshon | James Routh | Jean Rupp Carol Sabo Ruth Ann Salsbury Barb Saunders Cathy Scarberry June Scheuerman | Kathy Schlauch : Darlene Setko Jerry Shelhorn James Sheppard Jeff Siders Steve Sivard Charles Skala Juniors Soon to Junior, Tom Myers, insists on attention! Pennie Smith Ronald Snow Nancy Speer Louise Stiver Sandra Straub Paula Survance David Tarleton eo AWOL Jrs. Sarah Bates | Linda Brophy Majorie Corp | Charlene Johnson Richard Newberger Michael Triplett Jill Vaughn | Just the elements, boys, not blood! - Become Seniors Robert E. Taylor Robert H. Taylor Lauren Thayer Joyce Tipton Elizabeth Vallance John Vanni Dennis Vorhies Cheryl Wallace Jim Wanko Elizabeth W arner Linda L. Warner Linda S. Warner : Penelope Welday Linda Welsh Wendell Willis Linda Wilson Karen Yannayon Marilyn Yoss Rosemary Yount 45 Juniors and Seniors Enjoy a “Midnight in the Tropics’ sr ee AA SE LL CLASS OFFICERS--FROM LEFT: Vivian Meager, Secretary; Bruce Bielfelt, President; Don Christian, Treasurer; Carole Hyde, Vice-President. CLASS COLORS Navy Blue and Light Blue Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead. CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER White Rose SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS--SITTING: Mr. Weir, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Campbell, Mr, Fraunfelder. STANDING: Mr. Fehlhaber, Mr. Frick, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Wetli. 3 48 CHERYL ALBRECHT MARJORIE ALLIS ; CHARLOTTE AMHEISER MARCIE ANDERSON MICHAEL ANDERSON RALPH ANDERSON DAVID ARCHER JERRI AUNGST PAMELA AUXTER ELLEN BAIRD 1 SANDRA BARNES JANET BARTTER 49 BRUCE BIELFELT JOSEPH BAUER BRUCE BAXTER CAROL BEERY BARBARA BLANK CHERYL BLATARIC CHRISTINE BOUGHER i JUDY BOWMAN CLAYTON BRINKER DONNA BROPHY PATRICK BROWN 50 | SUE BROWN BELINDA BUEHLER KAREN CARROLL BRENDA CHAPMAN Hide it and maybe they won't serve it --so think Se- niors, Bruce Baxter and Mike Landrum. ROLAND BUTTOLPH DON CHRISTIAN JAMES CARRIER LINDA CLINESMITH oH JANET CONLEY SALLY COOPER LOUIS CORP LARRY CRADDOCK Charlie Wiedenmann and Mark Osterland show off their latest fashions in speech class. VICKI CRITTENDEN DAVID CROSS HAROLD DEAN REBECCA DECKER Si SUE DEL CALZO JOHN DETWILER KAREN DORLAND SONJA EAGLE : ANITA EARLL LAURA EMRICK | i j 1 | i 3 || {|| 3 |] i|| i | 7 || 53 54 SHARON ENSIGN MIKE ESTERLE MARVIN FARREN LINDA FEESLER JUNE FERRELL JIM FITZSIMMONS SUSAN FORDENWALT BETHEL FRAME CAROLE FULTON Cheerleaders think over the cheers. | : | Queen Sue Brown and Attendant Kay Romanotto are escorted by their fathers at the Homecoming Game. GERALDINE GASSER JOHN GEHRING NANCY GILL JO ANNE GOLEMBESKI BARBARA GOOD FRED GORDON JANET GRAY DAVID GREEN BRUCE GROSSENBA CHER JOHN GROSSENBA CHER SUSAN GROSSENBACHER GARY GRUNDER CHERYL HALDIMAN ROBERT HALL JAMES HARSH 2h DAVID HINDERMAN PEGGY HINDERMAN DONNA HOWELL PEGGY HOWELL LINDA JACKSON JON HEFFELFINGER PHYLLIS HOUTS JEANETTE HESS DIANE HEWIT MAIN CAST--ROW ONE: Kay Romanotto, Kaye Wolf, Carole Stiver, John Charlie Wiedenman and Pam Auxter Grossenbacher, ROW TWO: Sue Brown, Tom Momchilov, Linda Cline- don't seem to notice Tom Momchilov. smith, Cheryl Haldiman, Bonnie Wanko, Carol Ruprecht, Anita Earll. ROW THREE: Jim Kimbler, Ellen Baird, Kent Ludwig, Jane Ann Wright, Sandy Barnes, Mike Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Car rier, Carole Schon- del, Mark Osterland, Juanita Rice, Marcie Anderson, Pam Auxter, Bruce Bielfelt, Charlie Wiedenman. “Ask Any Girl’ Students practice before tryouts are held. STAGE CREW--ROW ONE: Jim Harsh, Herb Skala, Janet Bartter (stage manager), Tim Kratzer, Mike Wantz, Mike Schroeder. ON LADDER: Rich Rowe, John Martin, Don Christian, John Grossenbacher. BUSINESS AND MAKE-UP CREWS--ROW ONE: Chris- tine Bougher, Barb Good, Carol Hyde, Linda Reynolds, Karen Dorland, Bob Corbet, Nancy Gill. ROW TWO: Charlotte Amheiser, Sue Brown, Margie Allis, Jim Carrier, Sherry Ensign, Vivian Meager, Sue Fordenwalt. WENDY JAMES ALBERT J. MEYSON DAVID JARVIS CORLENE JONES JAMES KIMBLER MARGARET KISSINGER MARY ANN KLABUN JACK KNEPP JAMES KOBELT TIMOTHY KRATZER JANET KROCHMAL BRENDA KWAS 59 BRENDA LACKEY MIKE LANDRUM PAUL LAWTON WILLIAM LECHNER DENNIS LOWRY GEORGE LUCAS KENT LUDWIG BARBARA MC DERMOTT SCHERRY MC GRAW THAD MAHONEY JOHN MARTIN CANDACE MARTINSON SSNS ANTI VS LT CINDA MASON TOM MATUS VIVIAN MEAGER DIANE MIKSCH THOMAS MOMCHILOV REED MOREHOUSE VICKI MORRISON ARTHUR MYERS 6] Pam Auxter, Kay Wolf, and Juanita Rice spend a quiet study hour. DAVE NAGEL DONNA NEHRENZ DONALD O'BRIEN GLORIA OLSEN MARK OSTERLAND NANCY PALKER ROBERT PALKER NORMAN REAM 62 CA Ye) (ax igp) A Ee = = Cy a rr) SG aa) e) Fa = R SS 0 0 a Sate | Ee 2 m4 os QO gf ry n s N ae 3 Pa ) a x Be 0 s HH va) O = 0 eS Zr Ome B = Ps ra Ie 43 es ae Se Sas = = @ = Pf @ ss) 8 Se LAURIE SCHECK CAROL SCHONDEL MICHAEL SCHROEDER DOUGLAS SCOTT NANCY SCOTT BRENDA SEE ROBERT SHADE HERBERT SKALA BARRY SMITHBERGER GORDON STALLINGS CATHY STARCHER CAROLYN STIVER BARBARA STRAUSSER RICHARD SURVANCE KENNETH TERRILL JANET TRAM GEORGE TRIGG Za S Es = = a = [aa EB a BONNIE WANKO MERLE WANKO MIKE WANTZ STEVE WELLER 65 CHARLES WIEDENMAN SALLY WILSON KAY WOLFF Not Pictured CHARLES AUNGST JANE ANN WRIGHT CHARLES BENSON JIM FUNK ERNIE CARPENTER DON JAMES RUSS KNIGHT TOM KNIGHT TIMOTHY MARRALE BRIAN SABO HAYWARD SAFFLE EDWARD SALLSBERGER SMOKEY ROWLAND BILL SCHMIDT RICK PETHEL JANE WARNER PHIL DAGUE SR aren meal CAROLE HYDE . KATHY WARNER Se ee Si — Mrs. Work, who helped the seniors plan and organize the Pam Auxter, Juanita Rice, and Bonnie Wanko present skits that they presented on Senior Day, here applies what might well be called The Majorette Can-Can. ' make-up to Roland Buttolph. Seniors Make Last Day Best While the alma mater was sung by the student body, the seniors came forward into a group and presented a final salute to their school. Commencement Mr. Paddock, editor of the LODI ADVERTISER, the commencement exercises. ATHLETICS Football Team Under the direction of a new coach, Mr. John Moore, the rather inexperienced Colt football team had a slow start this season. However, as the season prog- ressed, the team seemed to pick up steam and finished the season with two wins. This put them in second place in the Chippewa Conference. COLT FOOTBALL TEAM--ROW ONE: Kent Ludwig, Dave Nagel, Bruce Grossenbacher, Dave Jarvis, Dave Green, Bill Schmidt, John Gehring, Chuck Benson, Mike Landrum, John Heffelfinger. ROW TWO: Jim Harsh, Jim Sheppard, Tom Myers, Daryl Albrecht, Bill Heck, Mike Schoenberger, Bruce Biliscky, Danny Cavallaro, Pat Brown, Dave Tarleton. ROW THREE: Herb Skala, Jim Baker, Stan Piatt, Bob McMahon, Tom Yannayon, Jim Wanko, Jim Carter, Chris Stuart, Bob Wadding, Don Davis. ROW FOUR: Bill Lechner, Lester Ferrell, Chester Allen, Bill Fordenwalt, Tom Grimm, Doug Sanford, Harry Reesler, Ray Gannett, Bill Rose, Tom Momchilov. ROW FIVE: Ron Baughman, Ray Pritchard, Jeff Siders, Kenny Pease, Don Gray, Doug Wohlgamuth, Bill Carter, Ralph Anderson, Mike Anderson. 70 Takes Second Place Contact is made as one team tries to make a gain while the other team does its best to push the aggressor away from the sought after goal. This is the excitement of football. Coaches Moore and Davidson stand on the sidelines as the team shows its mettle on the field. Others who coach the team are Mr. Gower, Mr. Gillam, and Mr. Repp. Will he catch it? Whether he does or not, the crowd will have received a thrill. Of course, the thrill will be greater if the ball is successfully caught. TA Denny Lowry, ing, John Gehr iu gle, John Mart Randy Huffman im Sheppard Mark Osterland ? J ? iders Bill Heck Jeff s ? it istlan ick Hew R Don Chr ° ° ? imm Tom Gr VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Ralph Anderson sone stanannsnnrpeiepmmmatncronmmnnn 84880 . on : SP ORG JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM--FRONT TO BACK: Jim Knepp, Manager; Bill Carter, Les Ferrell, Chester Allen, Herb Napier, Doug Wohlgamuth, Paul Warner, Stan Piatt, Doug Sanford, Bill Fordenwalt, Tom Grimm, Ken Detwiler, Coach Owen Davidson. Grapplers Complete Successful Season WRESTLING TEAM--ROW ONE: George Lucas, Dave Jarvis, Daryl Albrecht, Bruce Biliczky, Chuck Benson. ROW TWO: Chuck Lawson, Bruce Grossenbacher, John Metek, John Vanni, Marvin Farren, Bill Fiala. 74 Varsity Basketball players who were judged outstanding are Mark Osterland, Dennis Lowry, and Ralph Anderson. Outstanding Athletes Chuck Benson, left, was the most outstanding wrestling in the heavyweight class. Other wrestlers of merit are John Vanni, Bill Fiala, Dave Jarvis, and Marvin Farren. [| ; | | 73 Colt Cheerleaders Provide JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Jean Rupp, Cathy Grossenbacher, Carol Sabo, Nancy Greve (captain), Sally Richards. FRONT: Nancy Speer. VARSITY BAKSETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Pam Auxter, Kaye Wolf. SECOND ROW: Cheryle Haldiman, Linda Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Kay Romanotto, Viv Meager, captain. Inspiration for Teams LAL VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS--ROW ONE: KayRomanotto, Linda Reynolds, Cheryle Haldiman. ROW TWO: Nancy Greve, Kaye Wolf (standing in middle), Viv Meager. Denny Lowry tries a shot from the foul line. Going in for a lay-up is John Martin. Baseball Team Plagued by Rain COLT BASEBALL TEAM--ROW ONE: Bob Beamish, Ed Meserko, George Lucas, Harry Feesler, John Martin, Rick Hewit, Les Ferrell, Jim Knepp, Doug Sanford. ROW TWO: Mr, Sparr, Danny Cavallaro, Bill Carter, Mike Anderson, Doug Wohlgamuth, Tom Grimm, Ken Detwiler, Jim Gill, Jack Knepp, Jerry Housand, Ray Gannett, Ray Pritchard. we e ee te Maa, V0.0 aan: Se ee CLOVERLEAF TRACK TEAM--ROW ONE: Gary Anderson, Rick Chestnutwood, Tom Matthews, Smokey Rowland, Mike Schoenberger, Clayton Brinker, Roger Kilgore, Dave Richard. ROW TWO: Bill Heck, Rick Parker, John Smith, Joe Bauer, Tom Yannayon, Bill Schmidt, Chuck Benson, Phil Dague, Stan Piatt, Jim Sheppard. ROW THREE: Coach David- son, Chris Stuart, Bruce Bielfelt, Jeff Siders, Bill Fordenwalt, Deryl Albrecht, Richard Rowe, Ron Fite, Kelly Brown, Coach Gower. Clayton Brinker Cloverleaf Trackmen Win County Meet The 1967 Cloverleaf Track Team climaxed the Spring sports season by winning the Medina County Meet at Buckeye on May 16, 1967. The cindermen gained momentum throughout the season in losing causes to Wooster, Rittman, anda strong Wadsworth squad. The Colts tuned up for the county meet with a strong win over Keystone and Buckeye. The Colts also boosted their confidence with a second place finish in the Chippewa Con- ference Meet, edging out Brunswick and Orrville. The squad gained their highest point total of the year at the county meet when they defeated their closest competitor, Brunswick, by thirty-three points. Senior Rich Rowe broke the long jump record with a leap of 19 8 and sophomore John Smith broke the two mile run record with the time of 11:14. Senior Clayton Brinker broke his own record in the pole vault with a vault of 10° 9 and won the 1967 Cloverleaf Decathlon Championship. Senior Bill Schmidt was awarded the Most Valuable Player for the season because of his fine point total in the sprinting events. Bruce Bielfelt 79 CLOVERLEAF TENNIS TEAM--KNEELING: Rick Rombach, Robert Hall, Jim Anderson. STANDING: Mr. Repp, Mark Osterland, Ralph Anderson, Bruce Baxter, Tom Carlton. Golf and Tennis | CLOVERLEAF GOLF TEAM: Paul Warner, Dick Newberger, Tom Myers, Steve Weller, Mr. Gillam. Sports Candids sonnets sssoeeoamannntomia teats st terse ure oneosuecoie ete dnets NTE nae doeDnARAMRANRSOETEDHESOIEEHL Sessa i nn a CE REO 84 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS--STANDING: Mr. Harbison, advisor; C. Ruprecht, D. Miksch, S. Piatt, E. Gordon, J. Siders, B. McMahon, J. Kimbler, C. Wiedenmann, C. Johnson. SITTING: V. Patterson, K. Grossenbacher, J. Rice, L. Reynolds, M. Anderson, S. Palmer, N. Greve. Students Make Up Governing Body The Student Council is a group of representa - tive selected by the students themselves. The or- ganization encourages interest in the school and its activities, and it provides an opportunity to par- ticipate in a governmental body. New ideas and suggestions are always welcomed, and each is given reasonable consideration. Vickie Patterson and Stan Piatt represented Cloverleaf at the National Student Council Con- ference held in Abington, Pennsylvania, June 18- 22. The Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was attended by many students. National | Honor Society Mr. Fraunfelder, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Diser and Mr. Weir helped serve the meal at the Scholarship Banquet. Al- | though this dinner is not sponsored by the National Honor Society, many of the society's members receive awards. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY--ROW ONE: Diane Miksch, Barb Good, Jane Ann Wright, Carole Ruprecht, Carole Hyde, Sue Brown, Jean Rupp, Kay Fauss, Wilda Blair, Mrs, Detrow. ROW TWO: Marcie Anderson, Nancy Speer, Sue Knight, Celeste Johnson, Nancy Greve, Louise Stiver, Jo Ann Armbruster, Sandra Straub, Karen Dorland, Carol Beery, Nancy Gill. ROW THREE; Janet Bartter, Brenda Chapman, Vickie Morrison, Barb McDermott, Christine Bougher, Barbara Bates, Juanita Rice, Anita Earll, Jerry Shellhorn. ROW FOUR: Richard Rowe, Bruce Bielfelt, Kent Ludwig, Terry McGuire, Jerry Cooper, Ed Meserko, Roy Hall, Harold Dean, Herb Skala, Candace Martinson, Jeff Siders. 85 “UOSUTIIeW DOepUeD ‘JoIeg 1oURL ‘TTTD AoueN ‘OpPItM ePpUTT ‘ZUSTION Ayoog ‘1yoordny eporeg ‘I9ATIS eTOIeD ‘“TTOMey ouNf “1TMe} SUvIq :XIS MOY “UIIUISSUTTD epuUTT ‘STITV ISsieW ‘UMOIg ons ‘I]B@MUSPIOJ ons ‘IOBeOW AIA ‘pireg uetTq ‘Aioay Apues ‘WIUITID Weg ‘UOSUYOs o1seTID ‘oye M atuuog ‘oAoIn Aouen ‘yosiog Ayoog ‘1owyeg ong ‘1o0dg AoueN ?JAIA MOU ‘uo1on Aputp ‘ory iouer ‘o8oqy ues ‘ddoy Arew ‘eeyDow TeA ‘dITstayO Ipues ‘soveg qieg ‘1uerjs Apues ‘uosXkower Ayrey ‘Tepuoyos ong ‘uos -uog Arey ‘1IMOE] ons ‘UMOIg eTqqeq ‘UISIOX epuUTT ‘OTPPTY Auudg :wnog MOY ‘PTOTsueyl Uorey ‘osnoy WTy ‘uleIy Jourf ‘pue[Iod ueley ‘UOSTIM AjTes ‘uewipooy stqqeq ‘ioyped AouenN ‘onouerul0y Key “yoyore1s Ameo ‘Xig0g TOIeD ‘pooy qieg ‘TIIeq vlUy ‘soTY eilueNf ‘Tepuoyos TO1kD ‘uUSTISUg uoleYys “ATMHL MOU “oges ToreD ‘yStIM UUy oUef ‘IJOATIS OSTNOT ‘tIOM -surey oforeg ‘okq Jolsopy ‘SuUSYIIM eMeyT ‘Tne Aogd Ayyeyy ‘Ioyoequesso1yH Amey ‘uosiepuy eq ‘ioixny weg ‘sproukey epUury ‘sizeqoy epury ‘Xoure A eusToH] ‘uosioNeg TYPTA ‘Joulem AeM cOML MOU “284A TPN ‘urssox Ae ‘gunday Aputp ‘ueurty Ameo ‘sump wed ‘soureg Apues ‘pieyory Ajres ‘yoo qieg ‘pmg T1Iy ‘Tlieq euriqd ‘ddny ueor ‘osoiquiy Ipnf ‘ssoy Arew ‘syragoy Amey ‘JOM okey ANO MOU--NOLLVIOOSSV OLLATHLV STUD Ss as G.A.A. GIRLS: Becky Nehrenz, Vivian Meager, Jose- phine Foth, Janet Rice. KNEELING ON LOUNGE: Gay Yergin, Kathy Grossenbacher. STANDING: Linda Rob- erts, Linda Yergin. GAA Builds Better Builds The G.A.A. sponsors a girls’ basketball team and softball team and provides other organized recreational activities for the girls of C.H.S. During G.A.A. ini- tiation time dress standards are relaxed for a day as the girls seem to have a contest to see who can come up with the most bizarre costume. Girls who are already members of the organization make unusual demands upon the initiates as the day of fun progresses. 87 Cheerleaders dressed in football jerseys and boys in the garb of cheerleaders lead a pre-game rally before the Homecoming bonfire. Optimistic sign painters express the determined will to defeat state-ranked Sandusky St. Mary's. 88 THAME LOorin. ur HERE 7 GO TO THE GMAE Spirit High As Time Flies An extracurricular course in interior decorating? No, it's just a group of GAA members who want to help make the Homecoming Dance a success. , Ca 1967 Homecoming Court FRONT ROW: Senior Attendant, Kay Romanotto; Queen Sue Brown; Senior Attendant, Margie Allis. BACK ROW: Sopho- more Attendant, Carol Farnsworth; Junior Attendant, Sue Palmer; Junior Attendant, Nancy Greve; Sophomore Attendant, Linda Yergin. | | aa. = Oy FIRST ROW: Gerri Gasser, Carol Caesar, Lynn Gray, Brenda Farren, Donna Katrine, June Ferell, Barb McDermott, Lynda Wilde, Gay Yergin, Janet Cavallaro, JoAnn Gasser, Sue Remington, Mrs. Hastings, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Kathy Schlauch, Jane Wurgler, Debbie Smith, Gloria Blair, Josephine Foth, Mary Ann Klabum, Janet Gray, Yvonne Rose, Elaine Dull, Sandy Snyder, Joyce Tipton. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Yoss, Elaine Rebman, Kathy Jameyson, Sue Schondel, Barb Craddock, Carol Farnsworth, Jeanne Keltz, Deana Huffman, Karen Yannayon, FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Albrecht, Janice Ridgeway, Becky Nehrenz, Barb Ricketts, Sally Cooper, Sandy Nagel, Linda Welsh. FHA Benefits Cancer Society The Future Homemakers of America was designed Every year, the F.H.A. sponsors a style show in for developing better, more efficient homemakers and which the home economics classes model their own cre- for preparing and educating the girls for future marriage. ations. The organization works to raise money for worthy causes, Santa Claus pays a visit to the Senior Home Ec, Class Nursery at Christmas Time. The nursery was part of their course in Child Development. The audience seems very interested in the F.H.A. Style Show. Yvonne Rose, Joyce Tipton, and Gerri Gasser take part in the style show program. CLOVERLEAF FUTURE FARMERS--ROW ONE: R. Racick, Y. Rose, R. Baughman, C. Aungst, L. Gray, D. Nagel, N. Ream, P. Lawton, J. Sheppard, R. DeLaney, Mr. Weir. ROW TWO: T. Kratzer, B, Dreher, A. Robishaw, G. Trigg, K. Graves, L. Brammer, M. Croskey, D. Erb, R. Cross, D. Graves, M. Farren, Mr. Wetli. ROW THREE: B. Siman, R. Pritchard, R. Gannett, K. O'Brien, R. Pethel, B. Jones, T. Ritz, D. Amheiser, D. Evans, P. Raber, T. Roberts, D. Dreher. ROW FOUR: F. Slack, W. Payn, C. Stuart, T. Woosnam, D. Tarleton, J, Remington, B. Wadding, J. Hutton, D. Conly, B. Ptak, R. Snow. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America helps make better ment of agriculture. The members participate in par- workers in the agricultural world. The main purposes of liamentary procedure and public speaking contests, and the club are to build qualified agricultural leadership soil, livestock, and dairy judging contests. and to take part in worthwhile activities for the better - F.F.A. OFFICERS, 1967-68--SITTING: Ron Baughman, eal ‘ ae as Sa a : PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM--ROW ONE: T. BRA SIS SNS set tet eld hd pa Kratzer, R. DeLaney, N. Ream. ROW TWO: C, Beye SSM Ne Lewis Gray, Student Ad- Stuart, C. Aungst, R. Pethel, M. Croskey, D. Nagel. eee tise oniey aecutinet. ROW THREE: P. Lawton, D. Erb, R. Baughman, M. Farren. 9) Couples Enjoy Sweetheart Dance Each year the F.F,A. and F.H.A. sponsor the Sweetheart Dance. The queen, king, and attendants areselected from the two organiza - tions. This celebration of St. Valentine's Day is the highlight of the winter activities and is well attended by the student body. KING AND QUEEN: (left) Norm and Cheryl begin the royal dance. (right) Norm dutifully crowns the queen. SWEETHEART COURT: Sophomore attendant, Janet Cavallaro; Junior attendant, Brenda Farren; Queen Cheryl Albrecht; and Senior attendant, Elaine Rebman. Wayne Jones, Barb Craddock, Ed Jones, and Diane Har- mon sit this one out. WGHE. OF eter THE c TF WE A | GOING 1 PEP CLUB--ROW ONE: Kitti Burd, Jean Rupp, Debbie Brown, Carole Stiver, Carol Sabo, Louise Stiver, Linda Yergin, Kathy Roberts, Judi Ambrose. ROW TWO: Mary Repp, Mindy Robinson, Sue Coley, Penny DeVoe, Diana Earll, Sally Richards, Becky Hoge, Sandy Barnes. ROW THREE: Candy Meek, Sue Knight, Judy Sinnett, Gay Yergin, Carolyn Cros- key, Val McGhee, Hester Dye, Cathy Grossenbacher. ROW FOUR: June Ferrell, Celeste Johnson, Linda Welsh, Nancy Speer, Nancy Greve, Bonnie Wanko, Sue Grossenbacher, Margaret Kissinger, Carole Beery. Pep Club Encourages Teams to Win |LETS N DOD LUCK OTS | ae ead It is obvious, from the looks of this wall, that the Pep Club is a very active organization. 93 Y-TEENS--ROW ONE: Mrs, Butler, Linda Roberts, Diana Earll, Carole Beery, Sue Grossenbacher, Margaret Kissinger, | Carole Stiver, Bonnie Wanko, Cathy Aikman, Janet Cavallaro. ROW TWO: Debbie Gordon, Peggy Hinderman, Diane Miksch, Debbie Dague, Jeanne Beery, Mindy Robinson, Sue Coley, Penny DeVoe. ROW THREE: Candy Meek, Barb Blank, Janet Krochmal, Norma Starcher, Bonnie Jarvis, Louise Stiver, ROW FOUR: Kathy Weir, Carolyn Croskey, June Ferrell, Ellen Baird, Marcie Anderson. Y-Teens Help Decorate School at Christmas At Christmas the Y-teens added a colorful touch to the school by painting a mural on the front windows. 94 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA--ROW ONE: Judi Ambrose, Jean Rupp, Mindy Robinson, Diane Miksch, Carol Beery, Pat Anderson, Hester Dye, Debbie Goodman. ROW TWO: Mrs. Campbell, Kathy DeVaul, Debbie Brown, Louise Stiver, Linda Neptune, Linda Leatherman, Becky Botsch, Celeste Johnson. ROW THREE: Barbara Bates, Karen Dorland, Janet Tram, Linda Reynolds, Pam Auxter, Anita Earll, Juanita Rice, Sue Riddle. ROW FOUR: Nancy Speer, ‘Sue Brown, Sue Fordenwalt, Carole Stiver, Linda Clinesmith, Albert Jameyson, Bruce Bielfelt. Future Teachers Preview Future Profession Students are accustomed to sitting in a classroom as the teacher conducts the class. Seldom do they con- sider just what is involved in being a teacher. The F,T.A. members, however, are given a n opportunity to view the situation from the other side of the teacher's desk. Each year, they teach in the elementary schools for a day or more. Thus, they are better prepared to decide whether or not entering the teaching profession is their desire. Future Teacher Sue Brown (with back toward camera) takes part in a speech class presentation of “Our Town with Charlie Weidenmann. This is a good way to build the necessary self-confidence that is needed if one is going to have to get up in front of a group. 25 Sema : | ‘ i i ® % ee FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA--ROW ONE: Sue Palmer, Ellen Baird, Carol Ruprecht, June Ferrell, Nancy Greve, Bon- nie Jarvis, ROW TWO: Miss Sartain, Sue Grossenbacher, Jane Ann Wright, Sandi Chrislip, Sandy Avery. Future Nurses Learn How to Help Others Ever since Florence Nightingale sought to improve the conditions of wounded soldiers in the Crimean War, the nursing profession has grown both in popularity and in esteem. Cloverleaf offers the F.N.A. to girls who are considering nursing as their life's work. Here, the girls learn of the educational requirements for receiving the coveted cap and explore the responsibilities which a nurse must assume, This is one of the art displays at the County Art and Mu- sic Festival held at Cloverleaf, 96 SPANISH CLUB--ROW ONE: Becky Hoge, Barb Meek, Kitti Burd, Bob Corbet, Sue Bowers, Carol Ruprecht, Christine Bougher, Barb Good, Mindy Robinson, Patti Corbet, Mrs. Weir. ROW TWO: Linda Leatherman, Linda Neptune, Jan Hoge, Sue Coley, Pat Anderson, Mary Repp, Helena Varney, Sharon Ensign, CarolSchondel, Jeanne Beery. ROW THREE: Carol Sabo, Nancy Greve, Linda Reynolds, Sally Wilson, Margie Allis, Celeste Johnson, Pam Grimm, Louise Stiver, Sue Knight, Dave Richard, Jim Anderson. ROW FOUR: Jeff Leiter, Barbara Bates, Alice Bates, Nancy Speer, Sue Hewit, Linda Yergin, Carol Stiver, Kathy Weir, Andy Lietzow, Lauren Thayer, Daryl Albrecht. Spanish Club Holds Monthly Meetings The Spanish Club, which is advised by Mrs. Weir, is composed of students who have had at least one year of Spanish. The meetings are carried out in Spanish to enable the members to acquire practice and better understanding of the Spanish Language. Linda Yergin, Nancy Greve, and Alice Bates serve re- freshments at one of the monthly meetings. a) Re ae ROW ONE: Judi Ambrose, Karen Carroll, Brenda See, Carol Schondel, Debbie Smith, Suzanne Blazer, Miss Sechrist, Ad= visor. ROW TWO: Pennie Smith, Karen Mansfield, Kathy Jameyson, Barbara Bates, Linda Massey, Dean-a Huffman. THIRD ROW: Laura Emrick, Brenda Lackey, Larry Bensinger, James Gill, Lynda Wilde, Bob Corbet. FOURTH ROW: Roger Briggs, Brcue Biefelt, David Robinette, Schuyler Wavrek, Jim Carrier. Theatarians Earn Points to Become Thespians FIRST ROW: Dean-a Huff- man, Laura Emrick. SECOND ROW: Brenda See, Judi Am- brose, Karen Carroll. THIRD ROW: Jim Carrier, Bob Cor- bet. Mixed Ensemble MIXED ENSEMBLE--FRONT ROW: Judy Ambrose, Pat Walton, Dareen Moir, Penny Smith, Kay Fauss, Debbie Goodman, Cinda Mason. BACK ROW: Kent Ludwig, Dave Cross, Jim Carrier, Sharon Richard- son, Bob Corbet, Carol Ruprecht, Carole Stiver. Girls’ Glee GIRLS’ GLEE-- FRONT ROW: Miss Sandra Watson, Pat Walton, Mary Ross, Becky Hoge, Dareen Moir, Kay Fauss, Gay Yergin, Josephine Foth. SECOND ROW: Debbie Goodman, Sue Grossenbacher, Penny Smith, Kim House, Helena Var- ney, Wendy James, Linda Roberts. BACK ROW: Sharon Richardson, Linda Wilde, Carol Ruprecht, Rose Gottron, Cinda Mason, Sandy Skrant, Kathy Jameyson, Carol Berry. O° Chorus Sings at Junior High Schools MIXED CHORUS--ROW ONE: Miss Watson, Bill Swartz, Helena Varney, Wendy James, Mindy Robinson, Kay Fauss, Dareen Moir, Pat Mullins, Becky Hoge, Judi Ambrose, Pat Walton, Kaye Wolf. ROW TWO: Karen Mansfield, Kim House, Debbie Brown, Hester Dye, Debbie Goodman, Sue Grossenbacher, Pennie Smith, Carol Sabo, Linda Neptune, Charlotte Amheiser, Josephine Foth. ROW THREE: Carolyn Croskey, Carole Stiver, Sue Brown, Ellen Baird, Bonnie Jar- vis, Dave Richard, Sally Wilson, Margie Allis, Becky Botsch, Cinda Mason, Nancy Greve. ROW FOUR: Ralph Anderson, | Jim Carrier, Hayward Saffle, Dave Cross, Kent Ludwig, Bob Corbet, Clayton Brinker, Sharon Richardson, Linda Wild, Carol Ruprecht, Rose Gottron, 100 So : 1 ] i | i eS — yes a NM Mii 7 Music Makers Present Concerts Majorettes Linda Feesler, Kathy Weir, Juanita Rice, and Pam Auxter add glitter to the marching unit. CLOVERLEAF CONCERT BAND--(OPPOSITE PAGE)--ROW ONE: JoAnne Golembeski, Pattie Corbet, _ Jean Rupp, Bruce Bielfelt. ROW TWO: Marcie Anderson, Kathy Rock, Sandy Nagel, Juanita Rice, i Sue Bowers, Jane Ann Wright. ROW THREE: Ron Baughman, Mark Shellhorn, Jim Gill, Elaine Farnsworth, Richard Rowe, Cathy Fissell, Jack Hutton. ROW FOUR: Bruce Baxter, Byron Botdorf, Peggy Howell, Paula Survance, Phil Dague, Kathy Grossenbacher, Scott Repp, Sandy Barnes, Janet Rice. (THIS PAGE)--ROW ONE: Sue Mullin, Janet Bartter, Barb Good. ROW TWO: Karen Dorland, Janet Tram, Rod Gilbert, Bob Corbet, Pam Auxter, Carol Farnsworth, Linda Feesler. ROW THREE: Brad Williams, Bob Briggs, Jim Fetterman, Nancy Gill, Jack Knepp, Kathy Weir, Steve Zigler, Sue Riddle, Lauren Thayer. ROW FOUR: Penny Riddle, Candy Martinson, Don O'Brien, Kelly Brown, Barb Strausser, Mr. Kerr. Drum Major, Bob Corbet leads the band. 103 ... And World Affairs Institute Cloverleaf Sends Delegates to Buckeye State... BUCKEYE GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES--SITTING: Darlene Setko and Sue Mullin. STANDING: Louise Stiver and Becky Hoge. BUCKEYE BOYS' STATE DELEGATES: Ed Meserko, Richard Blevins, and Terry McGuire. DELEGATES TO THE WORLD AFFAIRS INSTITUTE: Roy Hall, Celeste Johnson, and Terry McGuire. THIRD YEAR AWARD WINNERS Paul Lawton, Barbara McDermott, and Herb Skala received medals atthe ban- quet, Scholars Feted at Spring Banquet SECOND YEAR AWARD WINNERS: Suzette DelCalzo, Barbara Cole, Nancy Speer. ROW TWO: Jim Sheppard, Roy Hall, Carole Hyde, and Janet Bartter. Mr. Glenn Richard was one of the men teachers who served the meal at the banquet. Mr. Loew of the LeRoy Lions Club presented awards to deserving students, YEARBOOK STAFF | RECORDS Bob Flickinger, Kathy Schlauch, Kay Fauss, and Darlene Pittman attend the yearbook staff's booth at the Booster Club Carnival. Staff member relaxes in yearbook office. Richard Blevins and Jerry Cooper, two of the yearbook photographers, proved invaluable to the staff. Mr. Simcox assists photographers in getting the Junior Varsity Basketball Team lined up for a picture. CHERYL ALBRECHT, Business G.A.A., Future Homemakers, Y Teens, Librarian, Sweetheart Queen. MARJORIE ALLIS, Academic Band, Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, Homecoming Attendant. CHARLOTTE AMHEISER, Academic Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Theatarians, Librarian, Of- fice Assistant, Cheerleader, College Club, Freshman Class Officer, Ensemble. MARCIA ANDERSON, Academic Band, Chorus, National Honor Society, Y Teens, Senior Class Play, Student Council. MICHAEL ANDERSON, Academic Chorus, Football, Baseball, Senior Class Play. RALPH ANDERSON, Academic Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Tennis. DAVID ARCHER, Business Football. CHARLES AUNGST, Vocational Agricultural Future Farmers. JERI AUNGST, B.O.E. Band, Chorus, Future Homemakers. PAMELA AUXTER, Academic Band, Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Office Assistant, Cheerleader, Majorette, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Officer, Sophomore Glass Officer. ELLEN BAIRD, Academic Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Y Teens, Theatarians, Office Assistant, Girls’ Basketball, Cheer- leader, Senior Class Play. SANDRA BARNES, Academic Band, G.A.A., Theatarians, Pep Club, Senior Class Play. JANET BARTTER, Academic Band eGnotismirr AAs se letd.S., Librarian, Girls: Basketball, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Test, D.A.R. Award, Senior Class Play. JOSEPH BAUER, Academic {ohc Vsoe et rack: BRUCE BAXTER, Academic Band, Tennis, Scholarship Tests, Sophomore Class Officer, Student Council. CAROL BEERY, Academic Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Y Teens, Office Assis- tant, Pep Club, National Merit Test. CHARLES BENSON, General Football, Track, Wrestling, Scholarship Tests. BRUCE BIELFELT, Academic Band, Chorus, Future Teachers, National Honor So- ciety, J.E.T.S., Theatarians, Football, Track, Scho- larship Tests, National Merit Test, Senior Class Play, Senior Class President. BARBARA BLANK, Business Y Teens, Teacher's Secretary, Art Award. CHERYL BLATARIC, B.O.E. Equestrian, Glee, G. A.A. Scholarship Test. CHRISTINE BOUGHER, Academic National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Librarian, Scholarship Tests. JUDY BOWMAN, General Band. CLAYTON BRINKER, General Chorus, Glee, Theatarians, Track, Stu dent Council. DONNA BROPHY, Business Theatarians, Thespians, Chorus, Librarian. PATRICK BROWN, D.C. T. Football, Track. SUSAN BROWN, Academic Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Theatarians, Ensemble, Phys. Ed. As- sistant, Senior Class Play, Homecoming Queen. LINDA BEUHLER, B.O. E. ROLAND BUTTOLPH, General ERNEST CARPENTER, General JAMES CARRIER, Academic Equestrian, Band, Chorus, Theatarians, Thespians, Football, Basketball Ensemble, Senior Class Play, Stu- dent Council. KAREN CARROLL, Academic Chorus, Theatarians, Thespians, Librarian, Pep Club. BRENDA CHAPMAN, B.O.E. Equestrian Editor, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Scholarship Tests, Teacher's Secretary, Student of the Month, D.A.R. Award. 107 DONALD CHRISTIAN, Academic Chorus, Glee, National Honor Society, Basketball, Track, National Merit Test, World Affairs, Institute, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Treasurer, Student of the Month. LINDA CLINESMITH, Academic Band, Glee, G.A.A., Future Teachers, Y Teens, Office Assistant, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Senior Class Play. JANET CONLEY, Business Glee, Future Homemakers, Office Assistant. SALLY COOPER, Business Future Homemakers. LOUIS CORP, D.C, T. LARRY CRADDOCK, Vocational Drafting Wrestling. VICKI CRITTENDEN, D.C. T. Future Homemakers DAVID CROSS, Academic Chorus, Glee, Senior Class Play. PHILLIP DAGUE, Academic Band, Scholarship Test. HAROLD DEAN, Academic National Honor Society, Wrestling, Scholarship Tests. REBECCA DECKER, D.C. T. SUZETTE DELCALZO, Business National Honor Society, Librarian, Scholarship Test, National Merit Test, Teacher's Secretary. JOHN DETWILER, Vocational Drafting Senior Class Play. KAREN DORLAND, Academic Band, G.A.A., Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Librarian, Scholarship Tests, Senior Class Play. SONJA EAGLE, B.O.E. G.A.A., Office Assistant, Scholarship Tests. ANITA EARLL, Academic Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Librarian, Scholarship Tests. LAURA EMRICK, Business G.A.A., Theatarians, Thespians. SHARON ENSIGN, Academic Glee, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Scholarship Tests. 108 MICHAEL ESTERLE, General Football, Basketball. MARVIN FARREN, General Future Farmers, Wrestling. LINDA FEESLER, Business Band, G.A.A., Majorette. JUNE FERRELL, Academic Chorus, G. A. A., Future Homemakers, Future Nurses, Y Teens, Pep Club, Scholarship Tests. JAMES FITZSIMMONS, D.C. T. SUSAN FORDENWALT, Academic G.A.A., Librarian, Office Assistant. BETHEL FRAME, Business GoAwAvenGeLeens: CAROLE FULTON, B.O.E. Chorus, Glee. JAMES FUNK, D.C. T. GERALDINE GASSER, B.O.E. Glee, Future Homemakers, Librarian, Office Assis- tant. JOHN GEHRING, Academic Football, Basketball, Golf, Scholarship Tests, Senior Class Play. NANCY GILL, Academic Band, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Girl's Bas- ketball, Senior Class Play. JOANNE GOLEMBESKI, Business Band, Glee, G.A.A., Scholarship Tests. BARBARA GOOD, Academic Band, G.A.A., Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Girls’ Basketball, Scholarship Tests, Betty Crocker Award, Senior Class Play; Student Director. FRED GORDON, Academic National Merit Test, Football and Basketball Mana- ger. JANET GRAY, Business. DAVID GREEN, D.C. T. Football, Track, Wrestling, Senior Class Play. BRUCE GROSSENBACHER, Academic Football, Track, Wrestling, Senior Class Play. JOHN GROSSENBACHER, Academic Scholarship Tests, National Merit Test, Buckeye Boys’ State, Football Manager, Senior Class Play. SUSAN GROSSENBACHER, Academic Chorus, Giee, Future Nurses, Y Teens, Pep Club, Senior Class Play. GARY GRUNDER, Vocational Agriculture CHERYL HALDIMAN, Business Band, Glee, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Cheerleader, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Officer, Sophomore Class Officer. ROBERT HALL, Academic J.E.T.S., Tennis, Scholarship Tests, National Honor Society, Senior Class Play. JAMES HARSH, Academic Chorus, Glee, J. E.T.S., Football, Golf, National Merit Test, Senior Class Play. EUGENE HAYTON, Vocational Drafting. JON HEFFELFINGER, General Football, Basketball, Track, Scholarship Tests, Senior Class Play. JEANNETTE HESS, B.O.E. Neeneeiss DIANE HEWIT Business. DAVID HINDERMAN, General. PEGGY HINDERMAN, Business. GeAreAnnmna= heeniss PHY LLISSHOUTS, B.OcE. DONNA HOWELL, D.C.T., Future Homemakers. CAROL HYDE, Academic Glee, National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Buckeye Girls' State, Scholarship Tests, Senior Class Officer. LINDA JACKSON, Business Librarian. DON JAMES, General. -WENDY JAMES, B.O.E. Chorus, Glee, Future Nurses, Y Teens. ALBERT JAMEYSON Academic Chorus, Glee, Future Teachers, J.E.T.S. DAVID JARVIS, General Football, Wrestling. CORLENE JONES, D.C. T. Chorus, Glee, Future Homemakers. JAMES KIMBLER, Academic Future Teachers, Track, Tenn is, Scholarship Tests, Buckeye Boys’ State, Senior Class Play, Student Coun- Cile MARGARET KISSINGER, Business Chorus, Glee, Y Teens, Scholarship Tests, Pep Club Ensemble. MARY ANN KLABUN, Home Economics Future Homemakers, Scholarship Tests. JACK KNEPP, Academic Band, Baseball, Scholarship Tests. RUSSELL KNIGHT, D.C. T. Wrestling, THOMAS KNIGHT, D.C. T. JAMES KOBELT, D.C. T. TIMOTHY KRATZER, Vocational Agriculture Chorus, Future Farmers, Senior Class Play. JANET KROCHMAL, Business G.A.A., Y Teens, Office Assistant, Senior Class Play, Teacher's Secretary. BRENDA KWAS, D.C. T. Office Assistant. BRENDA LACKEY, Business G.A.A., Theatarians, Thespians, Office Assistant. MICHAEL LANDRUM, General Football. PAUL LAWTON, Academic Future Farmers, Scholarship Tests. BILL LECHNER, Academic Football, Track, Wrestling. DENNIS LOWRY, Academic Basketball, Baseball. GEORGE LUCAS, Academic Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Golf. KENT LUDWIG, Academic Band, Chorus, Glee, National Honor Society, Golf, Basketball, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Test, Senior Class Play. THAD MAHONEY, Vocational Drafting National Honor Society, Scholarship Tests. 109 TIM MARRALE, D.C. T. Chorus, Glee, Football, Wrestling, Golf. JOHN MARTIN, Academic Chorus, Glee, National Honor Society, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Junior Class Officer, Sophomore Class Officer. CANDACE MARTINSON, Academic Band, Chorus, Glee, G. A. A., National Honor So- ciety, Librarian, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Finalist, Buckeye Girls’ State, G. A.A. Basketball. CINDA MASON, Academic Band, Chorus, Glee, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Fi- nalist, Ensemble, All County Chorus. TOM MATUS, Academic Scholarship Tests, National Merit Tests. BARBARA MC DERMOTT, General Future Homemakers, National Honor Society, Teach- er's Secretary, Scholarship Award. SCHERRY MCGRAW, General Librarian. VIVIAN MEAGER, Academic Glee, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Cheer- leader, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Officer, Girls' Volleyball. DIANE MIKSCH, Academic Chorus, G.A.A., Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Y Teens, Pep Club, Scholarship Tests, Na- tional Merit Test, Buckeye Girls State. LANCE MILLER, General TOM MOMCHILOV, Academic National Honor Society, Basketball, Track, Foot- ball, Baseball, Scholarship Tests, Buckeye Boys’ State Senior Class Play, Freshman Class Officer. REED MOREHOUSE, Vocational Drafting Senior Class Play. VICKI MORRISON, Academic Band, Glee, Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Na- tional Honor Society, Office Assistant. ARTHUR MYERS, General DAVID NAGEL, Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers, Football, Basketball, Track, Par- liamentary Procedure Team. 110 DONNA NEHRENZ, General Librarian, Office Assistant, Pep Club. DON O'BRIEN, General Band, Baseball. GLORIA OLSEN, D.C. T. Future Homemakers. MARK OSTERLAND, Academic Chorus, National Honor Society, Office Assistant, Football, Tennis, Golf, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Test, Senior Class Play, Student Council. NANCY PALKER, B.O.E. G.A.A., Librarian, Office Assistant. ROBERT PALKER, General. RICK PETHEL, Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers. NORMAN REAM, Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers; President. ELAINE REBMAN, B.O.E. Chorus, Glee, Future Homemakers, Librarian, Pep Club, Sweetheart Attendant. DOUGLAS REPP, General. LINDA REYNOLDS, Academic G.A.A., Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Theatar- ians, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Student Council. JUANITA RICE, Academic Band, Chorus, Glee, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Test, Senior Class Play, Student Council, Majorette, Home- coming Attendant. TOM RICE, D.C.T. BARBARA RICKETTS, B.O.E. Glee, Future Homemakers, Librarian, Pep Club. TIMOTHY RITZ, Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers. MARY BETH ROHRER, General Future Homemakers. KAY ROMANOTTO, Business Band, G.A.A., Future Homemakers, Office Assistant, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Senior Class Play, Homecom- ing Attendant. YVONNE R OSE, Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers, Future Homemakers, Buckeye Girls’ State. RICHARD ROWE, Academic Band, National Honor Society, Track, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Test, Senior Class Play. JOE ROWLAND, General racks CAROL RUPRECHT, Academic Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Future Nurses, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Scholarship Tests, Na- tional Merit Test, Senior Class Play, Student Council, Ensemble. BRIAN SABO, Academic Wrestling. HAYWARD SAFFLE, General Chorus, Glee. PAURELESHEGCK DEGs tT. BILL SCHMIDT, General Football, Track. CAROL SCHONDEL, Academic G.A.A., Spanish Club, Theatarians, Thespians, Senior Class Play. DOUG SSCOLL,.D:CrT. NANCY SCOTT, Business G.A.A., Y Teens, Librarian, Scholarship Tests. MICHAEL SCHROEDER, Academic J.E.T.S., Librarian, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Test. BRENDA SEE, B.O.E. Theatarians, Thespians. ROBERT SHADE, General Basketball, Baseball. HERBERT SKALA, Academic National Honor Society, J.E.T.S., Football, Scho- larship Tests, National Merit Test, Buckeye Boys’ State, Senior Class Play. - BARRY SMITHBERGER, General Wrestling, Baseball. ED SOLLSBERGER, General Football GORDON SATALLINGS, General. CATHY STARCHER, B.O.E. Band, Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Office Assistant. CAROLE STIVER, Academic Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Scholarship Tests, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Officer. BARBARA STRAUSSER, Academic Band, Chorus, Glee, G.A.A., Office Assistant. KEN SEERRILL Ds Geel Basketball Mer., Librarian. JANET TRAM, Academic Band, Chorus, G.A.A., Future Teachers, Spanish Club, Y Teens, Office Assistant, Senior Class Play. GEORGE TRIGG, Vocational Agriculture PATRICIA WALTON, Business Band, Chorus, Glee, Librarian, Office Assistant, En- semble. BONNIE WANKO, Business Band, Chorus, Glee, G. A.A. Y Teens, Majorette, Senior Class Play. MERLE WANKO, General Office Assistant, Basketball, Track. MICHAEL WANTZ, General JANE WARNER, B.O.E. Band, G.A.A., Librarian. KATHY WARNER, Academic GlA.A. STEVE WELLER, Academic Chorus, Glee, Office Assistant, Golf, Scholarship Tests, National Merit Test. 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