Lodi High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1952 volume:

Dedication Standing on the threshold of a new phase of life, our high school days behind us, we, the class of 1952, pause to remember our schoolmates and teachers, who have left us to enter the service of our country. To them, and particularly to our former coach, Zane McCoy, who contributed much to our high school life, we affectionately dedicate this edition of Hilltop Echoes. Annual Statt Left to Right Row 1 Don Sanford, Irene Farnsworth, Millard Sharp, Donna McGarvey, Bob Underwood. Row 2 Jim Locke, Joan Kindig, Jeanne McBride, Pat Jellison, Janice Ripley, Barbara Packard. Row 3 Jim Yoxtheimer, Gaylord Pickering, Chick Ivie, Bob Arters, Bill Wesolek, Sally Blackburn, Jeanette White. Abent: Bill Gossard. CHING Gaerne al Lee = eee euae et Millard Sharp IASAISSigl Jet et yO Bae ee AO et ae ipa ee eae ne ee Donna McGarvey DUI nCComNACITICIC GT | amber t.. Sun day Ry he ee Oe Irene Farnsworth WOVeTISINGMVOCNUCGers Ue Sat Se ee ..... 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Baker University of Virginia Ohio University B.S., M.S.. Baldwin-Wallace College B.S. Major: Industrial Arts Physics Mathematics Delmar Graff Baldwin-Wallace College B.S. in Music Western Reserve Instrumental Music Harold Scrivens Dorothy Haugh Baldwin-Wallace College A.B. Fairmont State College Physical Education Physical Education Biology, Science Speech and Dramatics Faculty Ruth Baker W. S. Wood, Superintendent Charles Skurvid, Principal Fitch High School, 1943 Otterbein College A.B. Akron University B.A. Youngstown, Ohio Ohio State University, M.A. Ohio State University, History Marion Eastman Betty Hastings Bachelor of Science in Education Ohio State University Major in Spanish B.S. in Home Economics Minors in English and Speech Home Economics Kenneth Indoe Kathleen Mabry Harold Funk President Clerk School Board John Norton Treva Grimm William Lawton BOB ARTERS (Goose) General Course CHATHAM—Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Boys’ L Club 3; Hi-Y 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play 3; Baseball 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; County Chorus 3. LODI—Mixed Chorus 4; Special Chorus 4; Queen’s Escort 4; Future Farmers of America 4, Vice Pres. 4; Hi-Y 4; Senior Class Play; Baseball 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Annual Staff. SALLY BLACKBURN (Sal) General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Messiah 4; Girls’ Sextet 2, 3; Triple Trio 4; County Band 3; Orchestra 3; Band 3, 4, President 4; Girls’ L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Future Homemakers of America 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Play 3; Junior Class Play; Poetry Contest 2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff. MARY E. CHAPMAN (Chappy) College Preparatory Girls! (R@lubei25cn4 sDramcaicri Clube 2nom4 a olLeensm ln cmon 4. Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; American Legion Essay 1, County 1; 1 act play 2; Writers’ Club 2. STANLEY DEBRO (Doc) General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special 2, 3, 4; Future Farmers of America 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. IRENE FARNSWORTH (Puss) Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 3; @lass seciyZ,.3) 4) Y-lheens: 1,2). 4) Vice Presa3, Pres. 4; ‘Ohio Y-Teens Conference; Writers’ Club 2; Homecoming Queen Att'd 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 4; Girls’ L Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec’y 4; Scholar- ship Team 2; Annual Staff. WILLIAM GOSSARD (Bill) General Course Mixed Chorus |!; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4- Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Lecion Essay 4; Annual Staff. DON HALL (Chub) General Course CHATHAM—Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; County Chorus 3; Boys’ Double Quartet 1; Football 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3; Hi-Y 2; Junior Class Play. LODI—Mixed Chorus 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. JACK HUMPHREY (Jack) General Course EARL IVIE (Chick) General Course Class Vice Pres. 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Play 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club Pres. 4; Boys’ Octet 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Boys’ Double Quartet 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Annual Staff. ELEANOR JORGENSEN (Elly) Commercial Course CHATHAM—Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play; Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, Y-Teen Treas. 1, Vice Pres. 3; Cheerleader 1; Homecoming Queen Attendant 3. LODI—Mixed Chorus 4; Special Chorus 4; Girls’ L Club 4, Treas. 4. JOAN KINDIG (Frenchie) Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 4; County Chorus 3; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Girls’ L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff. PATTY JELLISON (Squirt) Commercial Course WEST SALEM—Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Glee 2, 3; County Chorus 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play 2; Class Sec’y 1, 2; Student Council 2, Vice Pres. 2; Operetta 1, 2; American Legion Essay 3. LODI—Mixed: Chorus 4; Special Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 4; Senior Class Play; Girls’ L Club 4; Annual Staff; Senior Scholarship. HATTIE KLINECT (Hot Rod) Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ L Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Future Homemakers of America 3, 4; Dramatic Club Play 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Writers’ Club 2; Scholarship Team 2; Speech Conference 3. JAMES LOCKE (Jim) General Course WEST SALEM—Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Boys’ Quartet 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play 2; Class Pres. 2; Class Vice Pres. 3; Student Council Pres. 3. LODI—Basketball 4; Football 4; Future Farmers of America 4; Annual Staff, DOROTHY McBRIDE (Jeanne) Commercial Course WEST SALEM—Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls’ Sextet 1, 2; Operetta 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Play; Class Pres. 2; Class Treas. 1, 2, 3; Cheer- leader 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; County Chorus 1, 2, 3; County Band 1, 2. LODI—Mixed Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Scholarship; Annual Staff. DONNA McGARVEY (Mac) College Preparatory Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; Messiah 4; County Chorus 3; Girls’ Sextet 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club Play 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2) 93,4.) Vice Pres, 4° Honor Society 3, 4, Secy 4; Head Majorette 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Att'd 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Senior Scholarship; Legion Essay 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, Ass‘t Editor, RUTH MOONEY (Ruthie) Commercial Course AKRON—Mixed Chorus 1, 2. LODI—Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Girls’ L Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4, Sec’y 4; County Chorus 3; Messiah 4; Sextet 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. BARBARA PACKARD (Barb) Commercial Course Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Dramatic Club Play 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Flay; Class Pres. 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec’y 4; Girls’ L Club 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Special Chorus 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; County Shorthand Contest 3; Legion Essay 1, 3, 4; Buckeye Girls’ State 3, Alternate; Senior Scholarship; Annual Staff. GAYLORD PICKERING (Pick) General Course Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Annual Staff. JANICE RIPLEY (Jan) General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Girls’ Sextette 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; L-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Writers’ Club 2; Future Homemakers of America 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Dramatic Club Play 2, 3; Secretary of F. H. A. 4; Speech Conference 3; Prince of Peace, DONALD SANFORD (Sandy) General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Messiah 3, 4; Boys’ Octet 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 3; Future Farmers of America 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 4; Baseball 4; Annual Staff. JOHN SCHALL (John) College Preparatory Course RIGHRIELD—ti-Y 1) 92) Class) Pres) )2;, Football 2� Basketball 2; Track 2; Student Council 1; Scholarship Team 2. LODI—Future Farmers of America 3, 4, Pres. 4; Football 4. MILLARD SHARP (Henry) General Course Class Vice Pres. 1; Class Pres. 2, 3; Student Council 4, Pres. 4; Honor Society 3, 4, Treas. 4; Future Farmers of America 3; Hi-Y l, 2; Ait'd Escort 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2; Buckeye Boys’ State; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Senior Scholar- ship; Annual Staff, Editor. MAYNARD SOWERS (Chu-Chu) General Course LEROY-—Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2. Dy aaa 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, reas, 4, JOHN STERZER (Sterz) General Course Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Att'd 1; Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior Class Play. FLOSSIE THOMPSON (Floss) Commercial Course GROVE CITY—Mixed Chorus 2; Junior Class Play. POLK—Band 1; Girls’ L Club 1. LODI—Girls’ L Club 4. ROBERT UNDERWOOD (Bob) College Preparatory Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; County Band 1, 2, 3; County Orchestra 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Brass Sextet 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Boys’ Double Quartet 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Student Council 3, Vice Pres. 3; Class Pres. 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 1, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Buckeye Boys’ State 3; Region Band 4; Scout Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Contest 1; Senior Scholarship. LESTER WARNER, JR. (Funny) Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club f),. Sh 4; Senior Class Play; Football 3; Basketball 2. WILLIAM WESOLEK (Bill) General Course CHATHAM—Boys’ L Club 2, Sec’y-Treas. 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 2, 3; Baseball 2; Junior Class Play. LODI—Football 4; Senior Class Play. JEANETTE WHITE (Net) General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Sextet 3; Girls’ Triple Trio 4; Messiah 4; County Chorus 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; One Act Play 3; Senior Class Play; Girls’ L ‘Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, All County Team 3; Homecoming Queen Att’d 1; Class Sec’y 1; Class Treas. 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff. JAMES YOST (Jim) General Course JAMES YOXTHEIMER (Yoxie) General Course Mixed Chorus 1; Hi-Y 1; Annual Staff. DORA ZIMMERMAN (Dodie) College Preparatory Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Special Chorus 3, 4; County Chorus 3; Messiah 4; Girls’ Triple Trio 4; Future Homemakers of America 3, 4, Pres. 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Writers’ Club 2; Girise ly Clubel 2) oe GEORGE ZIMMERMAN (Zimmie) General Course Mixed Chorus 4; Special Chorus 4; Future Farmers of America, 3, 4. Senior Officers Left to Right Row 1 Donna McGarvey, Bob Underwood, Irene Farnsworth. Row 2 Barbara Packard, Millard Sharp, Jeanette White. OFFICERS COSI Gi) nein smn Mien 8. OR eo eo. eee Bob Underwood COMERS Ceti Mmieme eater oe 8 ol) cad rr oie. Donna McGarvey CPE TET 2 TsO see ae a ee na Irene Farnsworth A iS Ts area cet ee en A ee es Jeanette White ey he Sigh So Fh ghost ROU ee Seca aenic he Barbara Packard, Millard Sharp First Grade Picture, 1940 Left to Right Row 1 Jim Yoxtheimer, Hattie Klinect, Bob Underwood, Row 2 Bill Gossard, Sally Blackburn, Dora Zimmerman. Row 3 Donna McGarvy, Junior Warner. The Lodi State Bank Offices at Lodi and Valley City, Ohio The Friendly Bank “Small enough to know you Large enough to serve you.” Complete Banking Service at Your Disposal Member of F. D. L. C. Class History On a cheerful day in September of 1940, twenty-nine eager and talkative students climbed up the hill to Lodi High School to their first days in the halls of learning. Although there were twenty-nine of us, only nine of us are left: Dora Zimmerman, Donna McGar- vey, Bill Gossard, Hattie Klinect, Jim Yoxtheimer, Jr. Warner, Bob Under- wood, Sally Blackburn, and George Zimmerman. Miss DeLong was our teacher. As we flew into the second grade we took Miss DeLong with us. This year we were joined by Ear! Ivie. Mrs. Whitney greeted us in the third grade and Don Sterzer joined us. It seems as though Mrs. Whitney had an atfectionate class. One boy took a girl in the cloakroom and kissed her. What about that, Bill Gossard? Janice Ripley arrived from Chatham in the fourth grade to cause Mrs. Fuller trouble by sitting on top of the desks. Also Jim Yost and Gaylord Pickering joined our ranks. At last— we were in the fifth and were upstairs. This year it took two teachers to put us through. They were Mrs. Delcamp and Mrs. Seal (Mrs. Grimm). To help make matters worse Stanley Debro arrived to join our hap- py crowd. Our sixth year was a big one as we were preparing to enter high school. The thought of changing classes rather frightened us but to soothe us we had Miss Baker (Mrs. Merle Seal). This year Barbara Packard's smiling face was observed. Our first day in the seventh grade Mr. Sam Mosher met us at the door to usher us through many detention halls and trips to the office. New faces de- tected in the class were those of Jack Humphrey, Millard Sharp, and Mary Chapman. Mrs. Schafer guarded us every inch with her ruler. Finally we made the Freshman homeroom. This year Lafayette was saddened by the loss of four students to Lodi. They were Jeanette White, Don Sanford, Irene Farnsworth, and Joan Kindig. Mr. Quayle led us to victory in the float contest. Steadily we climbed and steadily our class increased. To help us along this year Ruth Mooney and John Schall joined us. Mr. Wegratf got us through this, our Sophomore year. It seems Mr. Wegraff liked our class or maybe he was the only one who could tame us down, anyway he went right along with us to help us through a big and memorable Junior year. He also guided us to the first prize in the float contest. The theme of our float was Indians —I guess that is what he thought we were. Maynard Sowers joined us to help sell refreshments at football and basketball games, pencils with football and basketball schedules on them and sell sweat shirts with a Lodi emblem on them. All this plus the proceeds from our class play, M_lliss, directed by Mrs. Eastman, went for the big affair of the year, our Junior and Senior Banquet held at Mazena’‘s on May 09. SENIORS! The big year at last! To add to the fun and excitement nine new members were added. They are Bob Arters, Eleanor Jorgensen, Bill Wesolek, and Don Hall from Chatham: Patty Jellison, Jim Locke and Jeanne McBride from West Salem; and Flossie Thompson from Grove City. It sure has been fun having you with us even though it has been for such a short time. We presented our Senior Class Play, “Don't Blame Me,” under the di- rection of Miss Sechrist, our class ad- visor. To make money for our Senior Compliments of PECK’S STUDIO For the Finest in Photography Akron, Ohio trip to be taken in May, we sold vanilla and had a bake sale. We have had a wonderful time this year and I guess we all rather hate to leave dear old L.H.S. But some day we all hope to see each other again and talk over old times and all our fun in high school. The last echo of the Class of ‘52 to be heard in the halls of L.H.S. was May 29, 1952, at the Commencement exer- cises; however, this is not the last to be heard of them in the world. ZARSNEY’S SHOE SERVICE LADIES’ AND MEN’S INVISIBLE SOLES SOLES SEWED ON SHOE SHINING Work Done While You Wait ‘We Specialize In Men’s Full Soles”’ Phone: Medina 02572 Lodi 2163 Serving Lodi Since 1930 26 Years’ Experience 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE, BUICK Sales and Service C. W. SOMMER, INC. AAA Service Phone 2611 The Last Will and Testament of The Class of 1952 We, the Senior Class of 1952, being of sound mind (that is somewhat doubt- ful), do solemnly swear this to be our last will and testament. We, the party of the first part, do bequeath the following to the parties of the second part herein named. SECTION I PMSA 1 We, the members of the Senior Class leave the school (though it is not quite in the condition we found it), to our fellow students. POR OUNGHLA eg El To Mr. Wood, we leave our Government books, slightly used (but not by us). ARTIGEE iil To Mr. Skurvid, we leave a subscription of Hot Rod maga- zine for next year’s Driving Class. Also the pleasant (?) memory of our smiling faces, coming into the office for excuse blanks for tardiness. ARMeLE lo Missioechrist; WE LEAVE ARTICLE To the remainder of the faculty, we leave the happy thought of quietness (at last) in the halls of L. H. S. ARTICLE To the Junior Class, we leave the volume of ‘How to Make Money In a Hurry.” Make good use of it. Per iG er To the Sophomore Class, we leave a volume of the ‘Seniors’ Favorite Parking Places,” in hopes that they have as much fun as we did. ARTICLE To the Freshman Class, we bequeat h all the good luck and success sure to come in the future. SECTION II ARTICLE Bob Arters wills his basketball ability to Dick Roberts. Good luck, Dick. ARTICLE sally Blackburn wills her piano playing jobs to Bonnie Botdorf. Hope you have as much fun as Sal did, Bonnie. ARTICLE Mary Chapman wills her ability to talk so much in Senior English Class to Fairy Johnson, in hopes that she has as much fun as Mary did. ARTICLE ARTICLE (eC ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ART ICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICEE AGB MCLE XVII SECTION II (Continued) “Doc’’ Debro wills his great height to Wayne Sharp, just in case Wayne's runs out. Irene Farnsworth wills her many admirers to her sister, Evelyn, who, we think, already has a good start. Bill Gossard wills his red hair to Ken Hunt. Now you won't have to dye your hair, Ken. Chub Hall wills his “Bad Influence’ to Russ Weaver. (Garett tho, huss ) Jack Humphery wills his quietness to Larry Davis, who could sure use a little. “Chick” Ivie wills her ability to drive a car (especially on the top), to “Corky” Miller. It seems Cork has a fairly good start already. Eleanor Jorgensen wills her ability to skip school and get away with it to anyone who cares to try. Patty Jellison wills her flirtatious ways to Linda Johnson, who, it seems, is already doing pretty well. Also her basketball ability to anyone who enjoys sprained ankles. Joan Kindig wills her “Hot Rod” driving to Chuck Scott. Happy Hot Rodding, Chuck! Also her front seat in Govt. to anyone who is good at ducking flying hands. Hattie Klinect wills her Hot Rod to Mr. Skurvid's driving class and hopes it will help him in the future. Jim Locke wills his curly locks to Jackie Gossard. Also his ability to haul five people in his “coup” to John Warner who does pretty well already. Jeanne McBride wills her ability to skip Scriven’s study hall (and get caught) to anyone who happens to like Detention Hall Slips. Donna McGarvey wills her ability to get good grades without studying to Barbara Brainard, in hopes that Barb can do it as well. Ruth Mooney wills her typing ability to Charles Snell, the two fingered wonder. ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE XXVI XXVII XXVIII XXIX XXX XXX] XXXII SECTION II (Continued) Barbara Packard wills her singing ability to anyone who likes sour notes. Gaylord Pickering wills his ‘Blue Streak” to anyone who would enjoy fixing it up. Janice Ripley wills her ability to always have a houseful of kids to anyone who is working their way up to a nerv- ous breakdown. Don Sanford wills his art ability to anyone who likes to draw. John Schall wills his ability to get back suspended driver's license to Johnny Warner. (Be sure to always keep a duplicate on hand, Johnny.) Millard Sharp wills his bicycle to Fred Rice so Fred can peddle to West Salem and knock over corn shocks. (Save fenders and money that way, Fred.) Maynard Sowers wills his bashfulness to Bill Dewey, who doesn't know what the word bashful means. Don Sterzer wills his ability to get into trouble with all the teachers to anyone who thinks they can do as good a job as Don did. Flossie Thompson wills her ability to get away with as much as she has to anyone who thinks they can do it. Bob Underwood wills his ability to sit in'the Junior Section in Assembly to any next year’s Senior who may find it convenient. Jr. Warner wills his ability to get good (?) grades in Science to his sister, Patty. Bill Wesolek wills his way with Mrs. Schaffer to George Benson, who we think will need it. Jeanette White wills her cheerleading ability to Sharon Martin in hopes she has as much fun as Net did. Jim Yost wills his quiet ways to Bum Farnsworth as she could use them. Jim Yoxtheimer wills his ability to taxi the Senior girls around to Stanton Love. SECTION II (Continued) ARTICLE XXXIII Dodie Zimmerman wills her ability to skip last period and go to the show on Tuesday afternoon to anyone who doesn't happen to like that study hall. ARTICLE XXXIV George Zimmerman wills his ability to sleep in Gov't to Prem Sampsel. (Be sure to get a back seat, Prem.) May 3051962 Leroy, Ohio Dear Joan, I thought that while my two boys were asleep I'd write and tell you all about the big reunion the Class of ‘52 had. We were all very sorry that you could not be with us as you were in Washington in a very important conference with the President. Bob Arters was one of the first to arrive. He tells me that he is now playing professional football with the Cleveland Browns. Next to arrive was Mary Chapman Schar. Mary is now one of the most. prominent businesswomen in the city of Lodi. She is manager of Motor Cardo: On the outskirts of Lodi I saw several large signs pointing the way to Stanley Debro's large group of farms. As I arrived at the Community Park I saw a tamiliar looking group of faces. As I went closer I discovered the faces belonged to Irene Farnsworth, Bill Gossard, Chub Hall, and Eleanor Jorgensen. Irene is now Secretary to the owner of the Cleveland Browns. Wonder why?!? Bill Gossard has made so much money flying Jet Planes that he can afford to take several trips a year to the Hawaiian Islands. Wonder what he has discovered down there? Chub really picked a rough vocation. He is now a professional wrestler. Eleanor is working in the Cadillac plant. Guess what kind of a car she is driving. (A brand new ‘62 Chevy.) As I was talking to Eleanor, Jack Humphrey joined us. He now owns the Westfield Inn at Leroy. As we were talking about Jack’s Inn I noticed a particularly handsome Navy Officer coming across the park toward us. As he came closer we saw that it was Chick Ivie. He is making a career of the Navy and is doing very well. He is now an Admiral. I was surprised to see Jim Locke there as he is now owner and manager of “Poppa Jim’s Flop House and Hamburger Joint’’ and is very busy. As I was chatting with Jim I looked up and thru a shower of stones and a cloud of dust I saw Hattie Klinect arrive. Hattie is now racing Stock Cars at the Barberton Speedway and is known throughout the country as “Hot Rod Hattie.” Jeanne McBride Shaw was there. She is now giving piano lessons be- tween caring for her three children. Jeanne and I walked over to another small group of people. We found in this group Donna McGarvey, Ruth Mooney, Millard Sharp, and Maynard Sowers. Donna and Ruthie are now running the most exclusive Dude Ranch in the wide open spaces of Texas. As Millard is now Senator of Ohio you have probably run into him many times in Washington. Maynard is now playing professional basketball. As we were all talking over old times Mr. and Mrs. John Schall (Barbara Packard) arrived. They run a Garage and Lunch Room. John fixes the cars and Barb cooks the food. Gaylord Pickering and Jim Yoxthiemer arrived together. They are part- ners in “The Mottie Fixit Shop.” They always were interested in motorcycles. Be sure to see Walt Disney's latest picture, The Three Little Pigs.’’ The scenic backgrounds were drawn by our former classmate, Don Sanford. As I was talking with some of the girls I noticed a bright red convertible drive in, it was Flossie Thompson. She now owns her own Beauty Shop. We noticed that her car had the new crush-proof fenders on it. As you know those fenders were invented by Don Sterzer. Right behind Flossie was Bob Underwood. Bob now owns the big Sohio station on the corner of Bank and Elyria Streets. He delights in giving the orders now instead of receiving them. Next to arrive was Bill Wesolek. Bill is now a teacher. Back in school he always did know more than the teachers, so he said. Jim Yost was there. He is now Editor of the Akron Beacon Journal. I guess his paper route finally paid off. Dodie and George Zimmerman stuck together. They are now famous dan- cers. | hear they took the place of Fred Astaire and his sister. I was talking to Janice Ripley and sne tells me that she is now running a Tourist Home. Now she is getting paid for having a houseful of people instead of just a headache. Jr. Warner sat right across the table from us. He now owns the best Dry Cleaning Plant in Lodi. Remember when Jr. used to take off last period everyday to go load his truck and just barely make it back in time to check out? The last to arrive (as usual) was Jeanette White and Sally Blackburn Weit- zel. Sal and Net now own the Exclusive Sweater Shoppe.” It is located on Fifth Ave. in New York City. Haven't things changed? It seems like only yesterday that we were in school. The memories of those days will be with me always. What fun we used to have, and what uproars we caused! The Class of ‘52 has quieted down a good bit. Could it be caused by the passing of time? It was too bad you could not have been there for we all had a wondertul day together and hated to leave and go back to our various walks of life, for who knows when we shall all be together again. Well, Joan, Dick just came home and the boys are awake so I must close and start dinner. I'll be seeing you. PHILLIPS DRUG STORE The Rexall Store PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS Phone 4741 WALTER PERKINS Jeweler Fostoria and Imperial Glassware DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS Bulova - Hamilton - Faith Watches SILVERWARE EXPERT WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR 209 Elyria St. Lodi, Ohio FOUNTAIN SEALTEST ICE CREAM Lodi, Ohio Compliments of UNDERWOOD'S MARKET HOME OF QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Lodi, Ohio Dial 3341 UNDERCLASSMEN J AL je : Junior Class Row 1, Left to Right: Martha Lawton, Fairy Johnson, Charles Scott, Stanton Love, Prem Sampsel, Dick Roberts, Joan Warner. Row 2: Mr. Baker, Margaret Mosher, Martha Stucky, Patricia Ginter, Lorene Pope, Virginia Norris, Evelyn Hall, Charlotte Grimm. Row 3: Fred Rice, Don Jameyson, Herbert Cooper, Charles Snell, John Moss, Corwin Miller, Dale Franks. JUNIOR CLASS PTOSICGrit peatee chek Lei OA ed ae eek Oe OU Stanton Love NCOs POSICLEN Tames te Oke ot omer ts Ss le Charles Scott SECIS Iciyymee wee ieee id ow as ae, Sees Fairy Johnson pT LOCISUICGT meen Meee i onan, een ee Ne 8 Martha Lawton SLUCenig COUNCI Ne mame ne ee Dick Roberts, Prem Sampsel To the class of 1953, we seniors wish lots of luck and loads of success. This year the Junior Class sold refreshments at the football games; and sold pencils with the basketball schedules on them and above all put on the very fine play, “It's Never Too Late.” We know they will do very well next year as Seniors. Sophomore Class comes j RoE Row 1, Left to Right: Don Moss, Jack Gossard, Janice Dull, Anita Horner, Russell Weaver, Sharon Martin, Martha Bigley, Bill Dewey. Row 2: Mr. Wright, jo Ellen Hein, Thea McLaughlin, Patricia Orr, Barbara Brainard, Bonnie Botdorf, Evelyn Farnsworth, Barbara Young, Bonnie Brewster, Fredia Grim. Row 3: George Benson, David Potts, Richard Warner, Don Holmes, Loyal Sanford, Wayne Sharp, Don Fuhr, Larry Ruder, John Warner, Freshman Class Row 1, Left to Right: Walter Skidmore, Leslie Lawrence, Russell Gasser, John Eglin, Paul Ambhersir, Russell Miller, Larry Davis, Dick Indoe. Row 2: Pat Warner, Dorothy Aukerman, Patsy Woodward, Helen Whitmore, Sharon Lance, Lucinda Noggle, La Donna Holmes, Linda Johnson, Nancy Schondel. Row 3: Kamela Jacwin, Diane Brainard, Loretta Pickering, Paula Shepherd, Judy Payne, Edna Whinery, Sandra Underwood, Lornamay Royce, Mrs. Haugh. Row 4: Darrell Woodward, Richard Byers, Dick Sabon, Andy Jargensen, David Grim, Richard Snader, Don Travis, Clyde Rhoads, Jim Ginter, Dan Kindig. Eighth Grade Pg SR: 8 4 a Pte Row 1, Left to Right: Roger Martin, Ronnie Stewart, Graydon Williamson, Larry Scott, Bill Daly, Matthew Davis, Jim Egbert, Dick Pickering. Row 2: Rita Padgett, Sonya Miller, Ruth Hien, Charlene Benton, Linda Milky, Connie Gilbert, Barb Snader, Mrs. Schafer. Row 3: Roger Mack, Annette White, Loretta Eglin, Pat Debro, Pat Lee, Janet Fetzer, Marcene Orr, Lois Norton, Tom Seal. Row 4: Jack Yost, Keith Massie, Willard Stuckey, Jack Bittner, Carl Barnum, Robert Pope, David Samsa. eecn: Dale Bigley, Roy Harris, Donna Luect, Bill McKenzie, Jr. Repp, Don Reuch, Alice ook, Seventh Grade Row 1, Left to Right: Tom Scott, George Gedos, Harry Baker, Jack Leggett, John Yost, Roy Miller, Jerry Chapman, Don Gilbert. Row 2: Ronnie Fetzer, Nancy Lewis, Sandra Fisher, Connie Underwood, Dee Ann Roberts, Trudy Patrick, Bev Harris, Betty Amheiser, Barb Sandford, Tom Wilson. Row 3: Mr. Weagraff, Margaret Leatherman, Janet Underwood, Betty Harris, Birdie, Sivard, Janice Kindig, Rachel Lawton, Pat Baird, Dolores Schram, Charles Clark. Row 4: Robert Cooper, Robert Gasser, Ken Carver, Jerry Payne, Jerry Parker, John Under- wood, John Egbert, John Ferguson. TV one APPLIANCE BANK ST. LODI, OHIO THE LODI EQUITY CO. Quality - Service - Satisfaction — Home of — LODI CHICK MASH LODI EGG MASH LODI DAIRY FEED Owned And Highest Prices Operated By G O A L Paid for Farmers All Grains Telephone 2581 The Lodi Implement Co. Ul Ray Turk’s Sunoco Service Tubes, Batteries, Tires (All Prices) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Farm Imp!ements and Accessories Lodi, Ohio Phone 2371 Lodi, Ohio Phone: 3572 Congratulations to the Class of ’52 W. H. HEFFELFINGER INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Padgett Insurance 218 Church St. Phone 3221 Agency LODI, OHIO Phone 3241 Lodi, Ohio Student Council Row I, Left to Right: Prem Sampsel, Millard Sharp, Barbara Packard, Janice Dull, Row 2: Larry Scott, Dick Roberts, Dick Indoe, Jack Gossard, Tom Scott. Absent: Mr. Skurvid. OFFICERS Pes Oli beeen eeeMaMie! Fon ee My ee Millard Sharp Vien PECSIC OT Lantus cae TAN mien 5 Ne Prem Sampsel Secretory recsurer (ee ee Barbara Packard CALSIGOT meee een er ee canine eg ee LN Mr. Skurvid Lodi Frozen Food Locker Custom Butchering Cutting Wrapping Curing Smoking Food Lockers for Rent Located 11 2 miles West of Lodi on State Route 224 MEDINA FARMERS EXCHANGE CO. Medina, Ohio Phone 25311 THE LODI LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS Sash - Doors - Trim Insulation Glass - Lath - Sheetrock Phone 4131 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of UNDERWOOD'S MARKET HOME OF QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES Lodi, Ohio Dial 3341 Honor Society Row I, Left to Right: Mrs. Eastman, Barbara Packard, Donna McGarvey. Row 2: Millard Sharp, Jeanette White. Since 1942, Lodi has been, enrolled as a chapter of the National Honor Soci- ety of Secondary Schools. The purpose of the organization is to recognize students who are outstanding in scholarship, character, leadership, and serv- ice. Only a specified percentage, according to national standards, of the upper three classes may be chosen. The student is chosen by the faculty. He must maintain an average grade of 'B” in all subjects, and have attended Lodi High School one year previous to initiation. | The chief project of the year is the sponsoring of Homecoming, which includes the coronation of the Queen and a dance following the game. OFFICERS PPrSSICent yee ss tah heh eae ly PENAL Sree Barbara Packard WiceePresic ents... Sane nek. 2. alte eee Jeanette White DOCS LO ame iene nae tr eek ws en oN Donna McGarvey ReClaa C Tmea anes Me ieee kee es ee Millard Sharp C3 Oba a en held ace ep bee. Mrs. Eastman LODI TEXACO SERVICE U. S. Route 42 and 224 QUALITY PRODUCTS 17 Years Same Management PARKER SONS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Lodi Spencer Furniture Carpets and Rugs Appliances Linoleum Sewing Machines Come See ‘‘Les’’ for More SOHIO SERVICE Jct. 224 and 42 TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES Compliments of PIATT SON ELECTRIC Distributors o f GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES I© Phone 4804 Night 4932 Elyria St. Lodi, Ohio Dramatic Club Row 1, Left to Right: Janice Ripley, Lester Warner, Barbara Packard, Donna McGarvey, Chick Ivie, Ruth Mooney, Stanley D ebro, Joan Kindig. Row 2: Jeanette White, Sally Blackburn, Mary Chapman, Dora Zimmerman, Martha Lawton, Barbara Brainard, Bonnie Botdorf, Annita Horner, Barbara Young, Janice Dull, Bonnie Brewster, Jeannie McBride, Pat Jellison, Miss Sechrist. Row 3: Fairy Johnson, Hattie Klinect, Joan Warner, Margaret Mosher, Fred Rice, John Moss, Dick Roberts, Stanton Love, Prem Sampsel, Herbert Cooper, Charles Scott, Patricia Orr, Jo Ellen Hein. OFFICERS ARES Ye EN pec aed eg fle ot ON ee I ee My Se Ra a ee a pe an ee Chick Ivie Wace a-fesidentp..) 5 een ee a eee Donna. McGarvey SCLe CI aeeeeee Geena e NO tnes: emer ese ies ee et Ruth Mooney ECS IT [ane eet et et ee Se oN MUL eh De ss ee te ed, Barbara Packard JANG Gig ISTO Teena S Pay voy A YS, 2 PAN A dal MRR ty ins Peer agy Sort tn RO a Miss Sechrist The Old Phoenix National Bank MEDINA, OHIO ‘One Mi Hion Dollars in Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS! BRENNER BROS. WOOSTER, OHIO THE BIG MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING STORE SUITS - FURNISHINGS - SPORTSWEAR - WORK CLOTHES The First Choice of Thousands Compliments of BAILEY’S VARIETY STORE “Hallmark Cards” TONG OAL! RVIE DIAL 5191 LODI OHIO Weal __ Heat Kight with Whit Whutright READY MIXED CONCRETE BUILDER’S SUPPLIES Row |, Left to Right: Bonnie Botdorf, Joan Warner, Hattie Klinect, Martha Lawton, Dora Zimmerman, Janice Ripley, Sharon Martin, Sally Blackburn, Pat Ginter. Row 2: Margaret Mosher, Fairy Johnson, Paula Sheppard, Loretta Pickering, Sharon Lance, Pat Farr, Linda Johnson, Nancy Schondel, Judy Payne. Row 3: Patsy Woodward, Pat Orr, Thea McLaughin, Diane Brainard, Dorothy Aukerman, Edna Whinery, Jo Ellen Hein, Helen Whitmore, OFFICERS i Bigeteite orgies RO aA ee AOR hu oe eR leer OO Dora Zimmerman WaCee PReSICCTiln arte ennai rw 2. i So OS Martha Lawton SCS Clin meee ene ee ee ee ee el ke Janice Ripley AT OCISULG rae esta ek oe atk 2 St Tk eS See ee ee ee Pat Orr RCDOl eran eset Ramen Ee ee Wee ee ee Et Hattie Klinect iRerarQoicavsigntes; (eipe ui Ais PA Ae ee ee ee i ee Joan Warner Pits (ok Cir een Gk Oe ee ee ee Pat Woodward SCONCE LeCOCCrMm Neus ae eee fee SEN em eek Sally Blackburn NECrOC One EUCe tere eet oe eee ee Pg es en Pat Ginter ClmbeMoilers te Mon ee eee ee ee en Mrs. Frank Ripley TCV SC (ie eee, ee Pe A AE Se, Je UE NE Mrs. Wayne Hastings Compliments of Halladay’s Sohio Station Lodi, Ohio Compliments of KROGER GROCERY Lodi, Ohio Friendly Store Hazel Harsh, Prop. Compliments of ISALY'S ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS Harold E. Wilson, Prop. Dial 4431 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of HARSH RECREATION LODI, OHIO Compliments of Alloy Fabricators, Inc. Lodi, Ohio Compliments of LODI REVIEW Lodi, Ohio Phone 2231 Congratulations Seniors of 1952 at Lodi from The City Hardware Ed Bartholomai, Prop. Roy Holzer Phone 3331 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of Chapman's Barber Shop LODI, OHIO Row I, Left to Right: Stanton Love, Larry Ruder, John Moss, Bob Arters, John Schall, Dale Franks, John Warner, Stan Debro. Row 2: Mr. Wright, Walter Skidmore, Andy Jargensen, Charles Snell, Paul Amhersir, John Eglin, Leslie Lawrence, Dick Indoe, Larry Gynn. Row 3: David Grim, Don Moss, Richard Warner, Wayne Sharp, Loyal Sanford, George Zimmerman, Don Fuhr, Don Holmes, Don Sanford, Cork Miller, Jim Locke. OFFICERS Presiclor tame: see cay ane en aie eR ko Se John Schall ViCemereSicenit ) waee ies 1 ote teen eee eek Bob Arters Seitehleimig ase bo. te ale Sy See eae oe John Warner Womrespondingoecretary amen ee en! Stanton Love RECS TOs eee me ee eee pe een Pe whl ee ees Dale Franks PRO DIOPEC Wir or tee oeeets ett: Pon Phere Ves Pe Ak ae Larry Ruder Yel @ abel hoUS TPES Go gl aie ght Ae nO (eae ee ee ew John Moss EROVISOT eRe as cit oe, tet ME Se Ae Mr. Wright We were preparing the Annual when we learned that Mr. Wright, the F.F.A. advisor, was to leave the High School on March 15, and is going to work for the Farm Bureau. The F.F.A. wishes him all the luck he will need in his new job. ; Gault Service Station Compliments of CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS SQUARE DEAL BATTERIES FIRESTONE TIRES Jay's Food Store “The Store of Quality and Service”’ Lodi, Ohio Phone 3261 Compliments of M. A. BURR BENTON’S STORE JEWELER — WATCHMAKER LODI, OHIO Diamonds a Specialty “On the Square” LODI, OHIO Compliments of Compliments of B. A. DAVENPORT l L Leatherman Hardware INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS LODI, OHIO Medina, Ohio Monumental Life ENJOY LIFE! Eat OuiMore Otteneac Insurance The Ripleys Earl Patterson, Agent LODI, OHIO Family Style Chicken Dinner Park Street Phone 4752 Reservations Onl Ph Lodi enone y one Lo aa Senior Hi-Y Row 1, Left to Right: George Benson, Charles Scott, Bob Underwood, Dick Roberts, May- nard Sowers, Stan Debro, Prem Sampsel. Row 2: Mr. Weagraff, Larry Ruder, Jr. Warner, Chick Ivie, Bill Gossard, Wayne Sharp, Fred Rice. Row 3: David Potts, Jack Gossard, Corky Miller, Russell Weaver, Bob Arters, John Warner. Absent: Stanton Love, Jim Locke, Millard Sharp, Don Sterzer, Bill Wesolek, John Moss. OFFICERS Presider tae carn Pepee ny eta Pe ce pt er Sen BO ee 8 i a ie Dick Roberts SCR PTeSIOCH mene tasce ect a omer eG tee Bob Underwood OCLC LCI yee Meme mera ene Se eNO eee Mn ste cla eet ccc te Charles Scott oT FECCUN Cl arn Be we GU a ee A ee ek ae Maynard Sowers OIC pee NR MO ys ON IIS oe oe reba wii Bob Underwood ss E rat ins FOOD TRIPLE O SERVICE « supply co. Fire Vand © edna teatime routes 2246 42 LODI, OHIO ATLANTIC GASOLIN 24 HR. TRUCK CAR SERVICE , Robert L. Klein, Gen. Mgr. Fred Grimm, Asst. Mg S BY ee Cy hor earn) 2 @. SS meee Pe eds Te M’S PLACE JAMES F. SCHOTT Welcome Realtor Hope to See You After ALL THE GAMES AINSWORTH BUILDING Rts. 42 and 224 Open Around the Clock Phone 5381 Lodi, Ohio Jim and Opal laFelice Compliments of Layfayette Meats C. M. CRUM, Realtor and Groceries 513 Wooster St. Lodi, Ohio Open Everyday 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. No Sale Too Large or Small Closed Tuesdays Courteous Efficient Treatment On All Listings and Sales Route 42 Phone 31825 Phone 4671 Junior Hi-Y Row I, Left to Right: Jack Leggett, Harry Baker, Tom Scott, George Gedos, Ray Miller, Jerry Chapman, Don Gilbert. Row 2: Jim Egbert, Roger Mack, Dick Pickering, Ronnie Stewart, Graydon Williamson, Ronnie Fetzer, Tom Wilson, John Ferguson. Row 3: Mr. Baker, Jerry Parder, John Underwood, Jerry Payne, John Egbert, Derrel Wood- ward, Jack Bittner, Tom Seal. Row 4: Larry Davis, Roger Martin, Willard Stuckey, Don Reusch, Jim Ginter, Keith Massie, Robert Pope, Larry Scott, Mathew Davis. OFFICERS SiC Ct io a Rana UT ae OR Fe ee aE NS es en a eeepc Jack Bittner WiC Gal RSS CLC) tad ete ie tent oe eM ew Be ces ic cee a ee ok Willard Stuckey SSSI” a ae ee eet a ee yeh: Ss a Oe eae Larry Scott UNREPEES aC TAG Sco Mae ACD eel SnD et ee Ne, ety ee eh Sg ee Roger Martin CUV ASC CML i eat mre nee cre Wee ee al ete on Gee fo hg RS Mr. Baker Wertmass Dry Cleaning Lodi’s Only Cleaning Plant FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Elyria St. Phone 3831 Compliments of W. C. BASOM INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of DE VOE’S PLUMBING AND HEATING RYBOLT FURNACES Phone 4505 Compliments of C. H. Harrington (1.G.A. Store) Groceries and General Merchandise Medina, Ohio, Rt. No. 5 Phone 28132 IN MEDINA GRIESINGER’S For High Grade Footwear e@ Florsheims e@ Treadeasy @ Massagil e Jolene e Rand e Hug-Tite Poll Parrot Good Shoes for More than 90 Years Compliments of E. D. SEIFERT Building and Excavating Contractor GRADING and BULLDOZ ING Phone 4461 Lodi, Ohio Senior Y-Teens Row I, Left to Right: Jeanette White, Sally Blackburn, Fairy Johnson, Irene Farnsworth, Joan Kindig, Sharon Martin, Janice Dull, Barbara Young. Row 2: JoEllen Hein, Pat Ginter, Martha Lawton, Freda Grim, Bonnie Botdorf, Martha Stuckey, Thea McLaughlin, Barbara Brewster, Mrs. Haugh. Row ‘3: Barbara Packard, Janice Ripley, Dora Zimmerman, Mary Chapman, Hattie Klinect, Evelyn Hall, Charlotte Grim, Lorene Pope. The Senior Y-Teens, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., is composed of girls from the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes. The purpose of the organization is to promote the Christian way of living. OFFICERS PVesiciorit mepmee rer eer rs ee ee Me, be Re Ok aah. Irene Farnsworth ACE RET OSICON pie ce irene sneer Ae oe ce Roe ee ee ince. Joan Kindig NCTC NGM mae eter en eet ee es a eee ga a Fairy Johnson ev SCSUT eh eee tee eae eee cn Ne ek ae Abe oa Sally Blackburn DEV OULO TIS meena te eae fe oie cg en ce Se Barbara Packard PATO P Ae NISC I tee rene ee lege We Rr NN ee Martha Lawton EDV Se I EE ee ek SS MR ae Sh Se Se ee ye ey ee oe Jeanette White ENG UGE� Sig hon ea SIR Ainley et en ie a oe, 2a oo ee Mrs. Haugh Compliments of WALTER PERKINS Jeweler Fostoria and Imperial Glassware HASTINGS GULF DIAMONDS WATCHES STATION CLOCKS Bulova - Hamilton - Faith - Wyler Watches Dale Hastings SILVERWARE and EXPERT WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR Eugene Grier 209 Elyria St. Lodi, Ohio Compliments of SCOTT'S I. G. A. CASH MARKET Quality - Service - Economy The Complete Line of Fine Meats -:- Fancy Groceries United Dairy Company Also BIRDSEYE FROSTED FOODS Lodi, Ohio Phone: 4721 We Deliver Phone 2191 Junior Y-Teens Row I, Left to Right: Sonya Miller, Rita Padgett, Lois Norton, Dorothy Aukerman, Pat Warner, Diane Brainard, Connie Gilbert, Nacy Lewis, Helen Whitmore. Row 2: Janice Kindig, Barbara Snader, Paula Sheppard, Loretta Pickering, Edna Whitery, Pat Debro, Loretta Eglin, Pat Baird, Janet Underwood, Trudy Patrick, Pat Farr, Pat Lee, Janet Fetzer. Row 3: Betty Harris, Marcene Orr, Charlene Benton, Pat Woodward, Linda Johnson, Nancy - Schondel, Annette White, Dee Ann Roberts, Betty Amhiser, Ruth Hein, Margaret Leather- man, Sandra Fisher, Barb Sandford, Rachel Lawton, Mrs. Eastman, OFFICERS gS cee ee ee ee, ne, een eee Patty Warner WACerPresiclent peta teen tm ete A Bok eee he on Diane Brainard Stetson ee cy IU AE ROR POP ay ne, eee na Dorothy Aukerman IM PETe ER RAS Soo Sea cal a Reins No ely I SAU emt le a ee Lois Norton Infer-@lubeCounci aaa rn ae Vom ee re) sey A ene S20 ea y) Rita Padgett MLAS ie are etre eis tp ee eee ed Connie Gilbert Pe pute es eh ot a Ae,” Ss ee oe ee a ee Mrs. Eastman Compliments of The Park Restaurant HOME COOKED FOOD Lodi, Ohio Compliments of ROWLAND BROS. DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACISTS 113 Wooster Street Phone 3251 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of Lodi Sewing Machine Flo’s Dress Shoppe 212 Wooster St. SHOES Lodi, Ohio Phone 5484 Women’s and Children’s Apparel Good Food Is Good Health Eat At Coleman’s Inn For Home Cooked Food and Home Made Pies LODI, OHIO Compliments of Hall's Barber Shop and Modern Beauty Shop Lodi, Ohio Phone 3351 Mosher Electric Frigidaire Maytag Hoover Sweeper Emerson Radio and Television Electric Appliances For home use Compliments of JOE WARNER General Insurance Real Estate Salesman Phone 5282 - 5105 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of J. A. NORTH Clerk of Courts Medina County o Marching Band Row 1, Left to Right: Tom Scott, Connie Underwood, Tom Seal, Roger Mack, Bill Daily, Larry Scott, Matthew Davis, David Grim, Ruth Hein, Nancy Lewis. Row 2: Graydon Williamson, Pat Baird, Sandra Underwood, Janet Underwood, Dee Ann Roberts, Bonnie Botdorf, Sally Blackburn, Anita Horner, Connie Gilbert, Pat Woodward. Row 3: Kenny Carver, Judy Payne, Leslie Laurence, Jerry Payne, Richard Byers, Jack Bitner, Darrell Woodward. The Marching Band is featured at all home football games and in the Memorial Day Parade. There are twenty. seven members in the Marching Band. Row I, Left to Right: Dick Seal, Graydon Williamson, Allen Laurence, John Haines. Row 2: Bob Young, Kenny Carver, Connie Underwood, Janet Underwood, Dee Ann Roberts, Bonnie Botdorf, Anite Horner, Connie Gilbert, Pat Woodward, Ruth Hein, Nancy Lewis, Tom Underwood. Row 3: Tom Scott, Bob Benson, Phylis Woodward, Sandra Fisher, Tom Seal, Larry Scott, Matthew Davis, Bill Daily, Roger Mack, Valen Baird, Kathy Mack, Korene Sparr. Row 4: Sandra Underwood, Judy Payne, Pat Baird, Jerry Payne, Richard Byers, Jim Ginter, David Grim, Darrell Woodward, Dick Indoe, Jack Bitner, George Benson, Dick Snader, Leslie Laurence. Junior Band Row Il, Left to Right: Beverly Patterson, Judy Anderson, Janet Snader, Jane Harris, Diana Benson, Nancy Lewis, Korene Sparr, Valen Baird, Kathy Mack. Row 2: Ester Bates, Connie Underwood, Bob Benson, Sandra Fisher, Phylis Woodward, Jack Hastings, Larry Funk, Jerry Underwood, Barbara Sanford, Bill Daily, Diane Tanner. Row 3: Kenny Carver, Fred Whitacre, Betsy Benson, Sharon Lance, Tom Underwood, John Haines, Allen Laurence, Bob Young, Fred Philips, Tom Heffelfinger, Dick Seal. Mixed Chorus Row 1. Left to Right: Bob Underwood, Mrs. Hobart, Fred Rice, Charles Scott, Stan Debro, David Potts, Larry Ruder, Jim Ginter, Richard Snader, Clyde Rhoads, Les Lawarence, Don Travis, David Grimm, Bob Arters, Russell Miller, George Benson. Row 2: Prem Sampsel, John Warner, Chick Ivie, Dick Byers, Russell Weaver, Andy Jorgen- sen, Jack Gossard, Chub Hall, Don Sandford, Dick Indoe. Row 3: Dorothy Aukerman, La Donna Homes, Pat Woodward, Charlotte Grim, Judy Payne, Sandra Underwood, Loretta Pickering, Paula Shephard, Barb Young, Pat Farr, Evelyn Hall, Joan Warner, Eleanor Jorgensen, Ruth Mooney. Row 4: Martha Bigley, Anita Horner, Barb Brewster, Freda Grimm, Kamela Judivier, Diane Brainard, Edna Whinery, Bonnie Botdorf, Sharon Martin, Barb Brainard, Virginia Norris, Evelyn Farnsworth, Nancy Schondel, Janice Dull, Sally Blackburn, Jeanette White, Dora Zimmerman, Hattie Klinect. Row 5: Pat Warner, Jo Ellen Hein, Pat Ginter, Linda Johnson, Margaret Mosher, Martha Stuckey, Sharon Lance, Lucinda Noggle, Pat Orr, Fairy Johnson, Thea McLaughin, Jeanne McBride, Joan Kindig, Pat Jellison, Barb Packard, Irene Farnsworth. R. D. BITTNER Woodmen Insurance Agency LIFE - HEALTH - ACCIDENT - HOSPITALIZATION Compliments of THE LODI AUTOMOBILE CLUB IT PAYS TO BELONG G. R. Williamson, Secretary-Manager Hannah Albert, Treasurer and Asst. Secy. LODI, OHIO PHONE 4171 Compliments of BRENNER BROTHERS “QUALITY CLOTHES FOR THE HARD-TO-FIT MAN” WOOSTER RADIO AND TELEVISION Sales and Service Compliments of Daniels’ Elliott's Funeral Home LODI, OHIO Electrical Service Phone 2391 209 Elyria St. Phone 5202 Girls’ Sextet Row 1, Left to Right: Bonnie Botdorf, Janice Ripley, Donna McGarvey. Row 2: Martha Bigley, Sally Blackburn, Dorothy Aukerman. Row 3: Jeanette White, Dora Zimmerman, Fairy Johnson, Ruth Mooney. Boys’ Double Quartet Row 1, Left to Right: Jim Ginter, Leslie Lawrence, Dick Indoe. Row 2: Charles Scott, John Warner. Row 3: Prem Sampsel, Don Sanford, Chick Ivie, Bob Underwood. Pianist—Sally Blackburn. L F CASTINGS Carlton Brewster Earl Martinson LODI FOUNDRY COMPANY Producers of ALUMINUM CASTINGS FOR AIRCRAFT LODI, OHIO In Lodi it’s Phone Lodi: 2141 HOWER BROS. CLOTHING — SHOES WALLPAPER Wooster Music Center Wallace E. Franks South Side of the Square Band and Orchestra Instruments Radios - Record-Players SHEET MUSIC RECORDS Compliments of W. W. McVicker Public Accountant, Tax Service . and BEAUTY BAR Phone 5171 THE LODI REVIEW Published Thursdays @ MOORE REGISTERS AND FORMS SALESBOOKS RUBBER STAMPS Publishing - Printing - Advertising BEWARE LODI ATHLETES % Football Team Beis Row I, Left to Right: Jim Locke, Charles Scott, Don Hall, Don Moss, Don Sanford, Millard Sharp, Don Stezer, Maynard Sower, Bill Gossard. Row 2: Clyde Roades, John Warner, John Schall, Dick Roberts, Bob Underwood, Prem Sampsel, Bob Arters, Bill Wesolek, Richard Warner. Row 3: George Benson, Dick Indoe, Jim Ginter, Jack Gossard, Dick Snader, Loyal Sanford, Larry Ruder, Larry Davis, Russell Weaver. This being Lodi’s first year of 11 man football the Tigers had a good year. It was a rough and hard fought season, but the boys improved very much as the year went by. The Tigers lose 11 Seniors through graduation this year, but they are looking forward to another good season next year. Bob Arters was elected by his teammates as Honorary Captain of the year. Lodi 19 Independence 44 Lodi 13 Wakeman 12 odie 0 Norwalk St. Paul 28 Lodi 13 Brunswick 6 Lodi 0 Butler 53 Lodi) 0 Peninsula 20 Lodi 76 Seville 12 Lodi 19 Strausburg 0 Lodi 18 Granger-Sharon 20 Homecoming Left to Right: June Stanley, Queen of 51 Irene Farnsworth, Queen of 52 Bob Arters, Honorary Captain Linda Johnson -— Barb Brainard -— Irene Farnsworth —_. Donna McGarvey —— Evelyn Hall Majoreites Left to Right: Pat Warner, Dorothy Aukerman, Diane Brainard, Patricia Orr, Hattie Klinect. Varsity Basketball Row I, Left to Right: Corky Miller, Dick Roberts, Chick Ivie, Maynard Sower, Bob Arters, Row 2: Tom Scott, Manager; Coach Scrivens, Chuck Scott, Prem Sampsel, Fred Rice, John Warner, Manager; Larry Scott. Absent: Jim Locke. The Tigers began a slow basketball season this year. They lost the first two and won their first game with Sullivan by one point. The team won about half of their games and got beaten in the first tournament game with Homer. Despite the trouble some of the boys had staying eligible, the Tigers turned out a fair season. Lodi 34 Leroy oy! Lodi 33 Burbank 31 Lodi 36 Wakeman 51 Lodi 42 Spencer 09” Lodi 44 Sullivan 43 Lodi 37 Seville 36 Lodi 43 Leroy 4 Lodi 34 Liverpool 94 Lodi 31 Homer Dis odigco Granger-Sharon 44 Lodi 30 Medina 76 Lodi 55 Homer 74 Lodi 40 Brunswick Desk Lodi 38 York 33 Lodi 52 Hinckley 48 Lodi 51 Wakeman 86 Medina County Tournament Lodi 38 Homer 49 League Standing, Fifth Place Reserve Basketball Row I, Left to Right: Don Travis, Dick Indoe, Jack Gossard, Russell Weaver, Clyde Rohdes, Loyal Sanford, Dick Sabin. Row 2: Jim Ginter, Dick Snader, Bill Dewey, Mr. Weagratf, Richard Warner, Derrell Wood- ward, George Benson. The Reserves were one of the top three this year. They won 10 and lost 6. Three of them were league games. The boys on the Reserves have bright future in basketball if they keep up the good work. Represent league games Lodi 25 Leroy 21 Lodi 27 Burbank 21 Lodi 24 Wakeman 30 Lodi 26 Spencer Zi Lodi 48 Sullivan 26 Lodi 17 Seville 14 Lodi 29 Leroy Igy Lodi 11 Liverpool 31% Lodi 38 Homer Son Lodi 16 Granger-Sharon 44 Lodi 20 Medina 28 Lodi 24 Homer 38 Lodi 33 Brunswick 20m Lodi 22 York ees Lodi 41 Hinckley 14 Lodi 25 Wakeman 29 Medina County League Won 10, Lost 6 Average .625 Tied for second place in the county Junior High Basketball Team Left to Right: Jack Bittner, Tom Scott, John Egbert, Roger Martin, Matthew Davis, Keith Massie, Larry Scott. Row 2: Jack Leggett, Roger Mack, Kenneth Carver, Tom Wilson, John Ferguson, Tom Seal. Row I, Row 3: George Gedos, Ray Miller, Ronnie Stewart, Graydon Williamson, Dick Pickering. The Jr. High did not have a very good season this year, but all of the boys were doing their best and have hope of becoming better in the future years. Lodi 20 Wadsworth 40 Lodi 23 Homer 19 Lodi 19 Litchfield 29 Eodi 12 Leroy 21 Lodi 15 Spencer 17 Lodi 18 Seville 25 Lodi 24 Homer 20 Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders were backing the team at every game. Giving them the courage and determination they sometimes needed to pull through to victory. This year we have two girls that were placed on the first and second all- county cheerleading team. Pat Warner got first team and Linda Johnson second team. Well done, girls. Left to Right: Barbara Brainard, Sharon Martin, Linda Johnson, Dorothy Aukerman, Donna McGarvey, Pat Warner. Left to Right: Barbara Brainard, Sharon Martin, Linda Johnson, Dorothy Aukerman, Donna McGarvey, Pat Warner. : Left to Right: Sally Blackburn, Bonnie Botdorf, Barbara Brainard, Jeanette White, Sharon Martin, Donna McGarvey. Junior High Cheerleaders ite Bae Connie Gilbert, Rita Padgett, Barbara Snader €. 8 Ne y gyi ttitutil ‘ Eleanor Jorgensen, Irene Farnsworth. Row 2: Janice Dull, Barbara Young, Pat Ginter, Freda Grimm, Bonnie Botdorf, Barb Brainard, Evelyn Farnsworth, Pat Farr, Helen Whitmore, Pat Woodward. Row 3: Mrs. Haugh, Paula Sheppard, Loretta Pickering, Fairy Johnson, Margaret Mosher, Martha Stuckey, Sandy Underwood, Charlotte Grim, Edna Whinery, Evelyn Hall, Nancy Row I, Left to Right: Dorothy Aukerman, Pat Warner, Donna McGarvey, Hattie Klinect, Schondel, Linda Johnson, Lorene Pope, Jo Ellen Hein, Judy Payne. Row 4: Diane Brainard, Joan Kindig, Barb Packard, Janice Ripley, Dora Zimmerman, Mary Chapman, Patty Jellison, Flossie Thompson, Joan Warner, Sharon Martin, Anita Horner, Martha Bigley, Thea McLaughin. OFFICERS Presley wee eee ree) ser OAS) ain? i, Aree So Hattie Klinect : Wicca resiClen leew eeuet stree ee at Ss ee Donna McGarvey OCLC city eee eet as ee A Ie A ER nS, Irene Farnsworth OCS eT eian tte es hoe OCU te 5k ene ee. pees tS! Eleanor Jorgensen NEWSERGDOLICTse.0Ns 2 2) iets. an) We eter | oR el E Joan Kindig Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Haugh CONGRATULATIONS a2 GRADUATES School Patrol Row 1, Left to Right: John Grimm, Dana Hunt. Row 2: Don Dearth, Chester Davis, Dick Bryant, Joyce Ferguson, Walter Zimmerman, Linda Blackburn, Larry Funk, Jack Hastings, Diane Tanner. Row 3: Harold Strouse, Don Gilbert, Jim Wilson, John Ferguson, Skip Bryant, Gerry Under- wood, Pat Quillan, Ruth Hien, Arlen Vanosdale. Driver's Training rae , 1. ZF Row 1, Left to Right: George Zimmerman, Charles Snell, Virginia Norris, Lorene Pope, Mr. Skurvid, Irene Farnsworth, Martha Lawton, Martha Stuckey, Flossie Thompson, Fairy Johnson, Second Semester Class Bill Dewey, Bill Gqssard, Charlotte Grim, Ken Hunt, Don Jameyson, Stanton Love, Margaret Mosher, David Potts, Dick Roberts, Prem Sampsel, Joan Warner, Flossie Thompson. The Car was sponsored by C. W. Sommer, Congratulations Class of 52” ALDO DINER After the game or the show Drop in and see AL, DORIS and RUTHIE LODI, OHIO Satisfaction Since 1884 “It Pays to Buy Quality” FREEDLANDER’S WOOSTER, OHIO Sixth Grade Row I, Left to Right: Lee Bryant, Jim Wilson, Fred Eglin, John Grimm, Don Dearth, John Fetheralf, Ray Landis. Row 2: Janice Hopkins, Joyce Ferguson, Gloria Dull, Betty McClain, Beth Benson, Bettie Bensinger, Carolyn Lance, Beverly Darr, Darlene Harris. Row 3: Bob Benson, Bill Hanes, Dan Winter, Dick Yoxtheimer, Richard Gasser, Harold Strouse, Norma Stuckey, Eileen West, Dorothy Harmon. Row 4: Dale Reusch, Edwin Gallatin, John Hunt, Jim Winter, Pat Quillin, Linda Spellman, Esther Bates, Phyllis Woodward. Absent: David Coleman. Fifth Grade ney “ Left to Right: Charles Mabry, Kenneth Zsarnay, Robert Young, Jack Leidy, Billy Moss, James osher. Row 4; Betty Immel, Diann Hetsler, Kareen Sparr, Kathleen Mack, Lois Reusch, Karen Royse, Janet nader. now 3: Elaine Huston, Dorothy Slorgie, Jane Marris, Mildred Warner, Carole Landis, Dora Pullem, Mrs. runner. Row 4: Joe Lawton, Edwin Cooper, Dick Wright, Alan Lawrence, Fred Phillipps. Absent: Jerry Ramsier, Betty Zook. Row I, Left to Right: Janet Brown, Joyce Forester, Bernard Baker, Chester Davis; Deanna Benson, Ann Buchanan, Sandra Gedos. ede Russell Buchanan, Richy Bruant, John Hanes, Dick Seal, Joanne Fetherolf, Betty Matic, Judy He eVoe. oe es Pow ne Miss Cummins, Arlen Vanasdal, Walter Zimmerman, Tom Heffelfinger, Robert Holmes, Audrey mheiser. Row 4: Barbara Halley, Rom Underwood, Valen Baird, Charles Bates, Deanna Barnes, Sandra George, Judy Anderson. Absent: Carol Chapman, Dorothy Dewey. Row 1, Left te Right: Jerry Yost, Larry Stuckey, Donald Ferguson, Andy Krstzer, Larry Funk, David Stone, Jack Hastings. Row 2: Patsy Gedos, Barbara Skurvid, Marjorie Pickering, Carol Kaylor, Beverly Patterson, Barbara Grimm, Linda Vanasdal, Miss Morton. Row 3: Billy Johnston, Tom Gallatin, Dennis Gilbert, Tom Packard, Wayne Bending, Dana Hunt, Fred Whitacre, Bruce Pope. Row 4: Errol Spellman, Suzann Parker, Diane Tanner, Linda Lucecht, Lauretta Samsa, June Sharp, Jerry Underwood. Absent: Diana Jo Gangle, Edwin Lower, Tim Noggle, Francine LeGere, Nancy Repp, Ralph Repp. Row 1, Left to Right: Kenneth Travis, Juanita Darr, Sherry Fisher, Janet Forrester, Mary Ann Gasser, Kathy Tanner, Janet Benton, James Gasser. Row 2: Dennis Warner, Clifford Repp, Jacqueline Thornton, Patty Yoxthei h i Blackburn, Lesley Collin, Donald Veo demark: ae OTST Sey oo ouaeranee Row 3: Betty Colome, Joan Colbert, Judy Greene, May Etta Edwards, Diana Dague, Pat Naegele. Absent: Jo Nora Ellis. ; Second Grade Row 1, Left to Right: Terry Botdorf, Donald Phillips, Bill McGrady, Harry Troutman, John Munkacsy, Darrell Warner, Frank Pemerton, Albert Weber. Row 2: Jill Leggett, Georgianna Simon, Sandra Stuckey, Connie Lewis, Connie Malone, Nancy Bryant, Mary Jane Blaugh, Charles Debro, Miss Pitz. Row 3: David Miller, Larry Miller, Jerry Clark, Billy Heffelfinger, Gordon Norris, Roger Landis, Larry Hetsler, Dennis Morgan. Bow ft Edna Thomay, Diana West, Ilene Whitacre, Joanne Slorgie, Norma Gallant, Joan Wilson, Mary ittner. Absent: Eleanor Repp. Third Grade Row 1. Left to Right: Fred Davis, William Blough, Doyle Fetzer, Earl Brainard, Gary Lewis, Bill Naegele, Walter Dearth. Row 2: Judy Gardner, Carol Egbert, Joyce Dull, Katen Forrester, Susan Potts, Jean Pickering, Nancy Pullem, Maryanna Lawton, Janet Sedlacek. Row 3: Jack Immel, Erie Schram, Ronald Norton, Jimmy McCrea, Larry Payne, Larry Phillips, Larry DeVoe, Bob Pockard. Row 4: Connie Laidley, Eliza Collins, Alma Phillips, Joan Seal, Diane DeVoe, Billy Halley, Lewis Knight, Mrs. Freyman. First Grade Row I, Left to Right: Donald Landis, Raymond Lewis, Dora Gasser, Jim Hastings, Gary Ruble, Philip Kucinski, Linda Lance, Tom Pullen. Row 2: Betty Martin, Mary Thomay, Fred Massie, Ronald Page, Patty Spirek, Barbara Massie, Joyce Holzer, Norman Harris. Row 3: Mrs. Kemery, Bob Danielson, Jane Delcamp, Judy Ann Fetherolf, Ted Payne, Sandra Warner, Shelley Anderson. be 1, Left to Right: Raymond Kuntz, David Hastings, Larry Croskey, Harold Pickering, Peter Moore, Bob oyse. Row 2: Susan Kratzer, Janice Young, Helen Carver, Barbara Funk, Barbara Schott, Linda Martinson, Beverly Huffman, Lee Ann Dibble. Row 3: Donald Pullem, Roger McCrae, Spike James, Wayne Harder, Eric Kindig. Row 4: Dorothy Fuller, Diane Samsa, Louise Turner, Karla Luecht, Peter Williams, Norman Ginter. Absent: Katy Matick. 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