Cloverleaf High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

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There’s Always Something To Do At CHS Fae | re ss aurea Seniors voting in the mock election were organized Many visitors came to give assemblies, by Mr. Bruder's Senior Social Studies class. Sharing and friendship are two key words at Cloverleaf. Here, Pam Bates shares her annual with a visitor from Jamaca, Miss Beverly Davis. Miss Davis was visiting the United States to study this country's teaching techniques. She was brought to this country through the efforts of the Lodi Rotary Club. While here, Miss Davis stayed with several different Lodi families.

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eae nse cheapest peor name were always open. If you didn't like sports, a different club met almost every night. You had your choice of doing anything from playing chess, to collecting for a paper-drive, to discussing the world's problems. If you still weren't satisfied with clubs, there were a number of other activities. There were three big theatrical events. There were several dif- ferent music oriented events through- out the year. Then again there are always homecomings and proms to work on. Then if you just were not the type to get involved, you could always stay at home, watch televis- ion, then come back to school in the morning.

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During The School Day pe neananonoiwers ee ee Se na RL al Diane DeVore leads her section of students in sing- Believe it or not, there are actually students ing the Alma Mater at the Wadsworth pep rally. who (when there is nothing better to do) reaily do homework and study while in the classroom. Steve Harvey, while with his friend Frosty , checks over his paper to count his mistakes. All right now, who's not here? It is not uncom- mon to see students taking attendance before their teachers mozy into the classroom.