Cloverleaf High School - Equestrian Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

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In the fall, there was a bo n-fire to help the kids find both some fun and some spirit. he : School spirit was always kept at a high. Almost every week, the football team was treated like superstars as everyone tried to help 'psych' them up. pacar” The cheerleader had many different skits pre- pared just to make someone happy, just to make someone laugh, and just to make more people get involved. o Beta The students also did their fair share in helping to emulate spirit. When the kids all got together, it was time to plug your ears.

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Many teachers and students agree that field trips are a worth- while educational experience. Lisa Craner is seen admiring some of the beautiful artwork at the Cleveland Art Museum. The Art and Man classes and the Art clas- ses got together twice to make this trip. After the first trip, much inter- est was stirred up about the value of these trips. Many students were trying right and left to get their favorite classes to take a field trip. lll ae Displays also played an important role in aiding Junior Dan Sinko finds time to look around a bit the educational process. Robert Romeyn explains and scratch his eye while sitting in Expository to his Shakespeare class just how the old stages Writing. worked.

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12 There were many new techniques tried to open the line of communi- cations between students and the administration. Here is an excerpt from a Student Seminar meeting. Student Seminar was made up of all the Student Council members and the presidents of all the clubs. Experimentation is probably the best way to teach people something. In Physics there were a lot of ex- periments conducted this year. Ex- perimentation played an important role in many classes. During the free hours this year, chess gained in popularity, even enough to start a chess club. mT ff | Cards were nothing new for the world, but they made up the latest craze at Cloverleaf.