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

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Agn ,fs .gy -19.5 wr Ap H if 4 we we W Y , . ri , K 4 2 . x ,J 'gi ,MW if if IA V5 mes. 1 ,V 1: y ly iz! tx si ag 52 i W. S. Wood Superintendent Otterbein College BA. Ohio 'late University MA. Mildred Hobart Illinois State Normal University BE. in Music Vocal Music gl , 'X ,N .3 rf, . 1 MJQSEYX faffuw .gfi'x'w TVR. , 1-we-.s1a'w2 iff-ffrii gf . , ,Jw-f'?'hr 5 at -' 3 Y 231' it f,'fiw'..2-A M. iuI.3'? f6f?-0 Kenneth Indoe Kathleen Mabry President School Board 4 , '4 'Ea at 'G' 'QQ' Iohn Norton Treva Grimm Harold Funk Clerk . Q Efw . William Lawton First Grade Picture - 1941 Row I. Left to Right: Prem Sumpsel, ,, ,, , Ivcln Dague, Margaret Mosher, ...,.,, , .,,,, , , PCI Ginter. How 2: ,,,,,, , Dick Roberts, ,,,,,, , Fred Rice, , ,. , Chorles Scott, ,,,,., ,, Martha Lawton. Senior Class Officers Qin-on F Left to Right: Prem, Ioan, Dick, Chuck, Evie, Stcm. Sweetheart Dance I Wu 53 O HERBERT COOPER lliorbl General Course Football l, 2, 45 Dramaiic Club 2g FFA 25 Hi-Y 2g Mixed Chorus 1. DALE I-'RANK Buster! General Course FFA 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Iunior Class Playp Senior Class Playg Senior Scholarship. IVAN DAGUE iGeneJ College Preparatory Course CLAY COUNTY HIGH--Hi-Y 1, 2. BRUCETON HIGH-Boys' Chorusg County Chorusg Baseballg Iunior Play. LODI-Boys' Double Quartetg Chorusg Senior Scholarshipg Senior Class Play. 4- ff mm CHARLOTTE GRIM CCharleyJ College Preparatory Course CHATHAM-Mixed Chorus 1, 25 County Chorus 25 Y-Teens l, 25 Athletic Committee 2. LODI-Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Messiah 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Inter-Club Council 45 Girls' L Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 45 Annual Statl5 Honor Society 3, 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 Iunior Class Play5 Senior Class Play5 One Act Play 35 Dramatic Club 45 Buckeye Girls' State 35 Scholarship Team 35 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Con- test 45 Legion Essay 4. PATRICIA GINTER fPatl Mixed Course Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Sp cial Chorus l 2 Messiah 4 Girls Ensemble 4 County Chorus 2 Iunior Class Play Girls L Club l 2, 3, 45 Sr. Y Teens 2 3 4 Vice Pres 4 FHA 2 3 4 Rec Leader 3 Girls' Basketball Team 3 Scholarship Team 2 American Legion Essay 35 Annual Staff Senior Scholarship EVELYN HALL KEVIG, Mixed Course CHATHAM Mixed Chorus l 2 County Chorus l Varsity Cheer leader l, 2 Queen Attendant 2 Vice Pres 1 Class Treasurer 2 Student Council 2 LODI-Mixed Chorus 3 4 Messiah 4 YTeens 3 4, Devotion 4 Girls' L Club 3 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Sweetheart Queen Attendant 4 Senior Class Play Ensemble 4 Student Council 4 Girls' Basketball Team 4 As istant Editor Annual Staff DONALD IAMEYSON Uamiel College Preparatory Course EDINBURG, TEXAS-Bancl 1, 2, FFA l, 2. LODI-Hi-Y 4, Chorus 3, Football 3. MARTHA LAWTON CMyrtl College Preparatory Course Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Inter-club Councilman 3, Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4, :rs FAIRY IOHNSON iFairyl College Preparatory Course YORK-Mixed Chorus 1, Special Chorus 1. ' LODI-Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Messiah 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Girls' L Club 3, 4, Honor Society 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Parlimentarian 2, Vice Pres. 4, American Legion Essay 2, 3. Treas. 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Sec. Z, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Mixed Chorus 1, ' Z, County Chorus 2, Buckeye Girls' State Alternate 3, Class Play 3, Class Treasurer 3, Senior Scholarship. CORWIN MILLER lCorkyl General Course STANTON LOVE lstanl College Preparatory Course Mixed Chorus 1, Football l, Class Treasurer 2, 4, Pres. 3, FFA 2, 3, Cor. Sec. 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Play 2, 3, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Senior Scholarship. Football 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. ,Wm MARGARET Mosl-mn maggie, Mixed Course Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus l, Z, County Chorus 2 Senior Class Play, Dramatic Club Play 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' L Club l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff. IOHN MOSS llbel General Course Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Class Play, FFA 2, 3, 4. ' I-'RED RICE Grits! College Preparatory Course Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Double Quartet 4, Student Council 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Play 2, 3, 4, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Senior Scholarship, Annual Stall. LORENE POPE Uootll General Course Annual Staff, L Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball Team 3, 4, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Class Treas- urer 1. DICK ROBERTS llsttyl College Preparatory Course Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Pres. 1, 3, Class President 4, Student Council 3, Boys' State, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, Scholarship Team 1, 2, Legion Essay 1, 2, 3, Oueen's Escort 4, Senior Scholarship. PREM SAMPSEI. 4Dudel Mixed Course , Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, Special Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Boys' Octet 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, President Student Council 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Homecoming Queen Attendant Escort 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff. SCOTT lScottyl College Preparatory Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, Band l, 2, Boys' Octet 3, 4, American Legion .Essay 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Play 3, Senior Class Play, Iunior Class Play, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Sec. 1, 3, Vice Pres. Class 3, 4, Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, Senior Scholarship, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Annual Stall Editor. CHARLES SNELI. KCharlieJ General Course BUCKHANNON UPSHUR HIGH, WEST VA.-FFA 1, Z, Athletic Club 1, 2. LODI-FFA 3, 4, Senior Scholarship. MARTHA I. UNDERWOOD KStuckeyl General Course Mixed Chrous 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Sec. 2, Homecoming Queen Attendant 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, L Club 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, Girls' Basketball Team 3, 4. IOAN WARNER Uoaniel General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 2, 3, Messiah 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, County Chorus 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Class Pres. 2, Sec. 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Iunior Class Play Senior Class Play, Annual Staff, Homecoming Queen Attendant l. , f , af 'a f Wan 1 , 1 Ui f'2'. t51f,,,,w. r 3? - A 1 f .12 mf? I 0 A ,. ' , vlw 5' W W f A WW? - w, K I M . ' 3 ' M, ' Y ' A ' V Av I .N 113, , ,Q . ,,1 , ., ,, . w-1, fl 1 j 'fur f I 'xt 5, A-Q A Q ' .sf ' A J it .. ,Q K ' . a' 9 44 . nc , ' Q -Y 2 fb' H1 A H fed, M 1- ,Tm E 14 A,-,-W-nw 349, dw 'M' -ang' 41:1 i WW W , V 5' '- 5' M, 2- ,gn 'la'-Z'm iff a n 29 ,yur 'Sum KH ' ,gg Ill .E g f fiqxax zwfsi k ....M..+.w.w.., ff ' ff-, ,sf E Qf1 125, H 'P' 5 . fe aw, 1 f , 2 M, f Q gl 'Et Q f f kr W, N' z. '12 N . ' an , ,d V it I . ', 5.1, Q .., T' if A' v P. 3: gn f' N. up Q, M , 1 A+ . -L , ,. .1 f ,, Magi, i , ,K 47? t, gl' 1 K VAV ' A mi , f i . pf, JV A 1 . ' gf 1 'lj kz 2f: .:gf , 6 - k ,n?2.V' Yigiigh 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. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE IUMBO Iumnn. IR 'Q CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE. BUICK Sales and Service C. W. SOMMER. INC. AAA Service Phone 2611 Class History ln September of 1941, 25 first graders were greeted by Mrs. 'Williams Out of 25 there are 9 remaining- Margaret Mosher, Martha Law- ton, Patricia Ginter, Ivan Dague, Prem Samp- sel, Dick Roberts, Corwin Miller, Fred Rice, Charles Scott. The following year Mrs. Browning tried to follow in the footsteps of Miss Williams. Martha Stuckey, Herbert Cooper and Don jameyson joined us. Miss Grimm, our third grade teacher, wel- comed us along with a new girl, joan Warner. We all arrived in the fourth grade with smil- ing faces. We were saddened to find that at the end of the year we were to lose Martha Stuckey. Miss Morton taught us here. We flew into the 5th grade where Miss Kip- linger was waiting with a smiling face. Don jameyson left us and john Moss joined us. ln the sixth grade Mrs. Harmon supervised us in collecting sales tax stamps for pictures and a radio. Our new classmates, Lorene Pope and Dale Franks came to help us on our new project. Ivan Dague left us. The next year we were quite proud to know that all of us reached the 7th grade. Although we were very green, Miss Webb, our advisor, helped lead the way for us. ln the eighth grade Mrs. Schafer greeted us. She tried to tame us down with her ruler and detention slips, but we got away with a lot. Martha Stuckey joined us again this year. We must have been very trying in the ninth grade. We had two advisors: Coach Dohonas and Mrs. Snell. The new students were- Stanton Love and Bill McCure. Bill was here for only two months at the end of the year. At the Fall Fair that year we won lst place for our float. l guess we're just hillbillies after all. In our sophomore year Mr. Wright encour- aged us in our endeavors and keptus cheerful with his lively jokes. For our class project we sold emblems and jackets. A new member arrived whose name was Fairy johnson. Our junior year has finally arrived. We met our new teacher, Mr. Baker. I don't think any of us will ever forget our junior year. We had several new students-Evelyn Hall, Charles Snell, and Charlotte Grim. They helped us in putting on our successful play, lt's Never Too Late, under the direction of Mrs. Eastman. We sold basketball pencils and made a success of the football stand, also had two scrap-drives. The biggest event of our junior year was the junior-Senior Banquet at the Springvalley Country Club on the 18th of April. HURRAH!! We are finally Seniors and are in our biggest and last year. Although we had previously missed out in having Mr. Weagraff, we finally got him this year to our great surprise. A Good Egg, under the direction of Miss Sechrist, was a booming success for the Senior class. Ivan Dague, Bill McClure, Martha Stuckey Underwood joined us again in our final year. fi vi, ei 5 5 Q 5 Last Will and Testament of The Class of 1953 We, the class of 1953, in twenty and one distinct parts, being of sound mind and memories, do make and publish this, our last will and testament. ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X X XI I II III I II SECTION I To Mr. Woods, We leave our government books, over which We so tediously studied. ll-IA! I-IA!J To Mr. Weagraff, We will the peace and quiet of our home room, which Will reign after We leave. To Miss Sechrist, we leave the library, a little worse for Wear. To Miss Gosden, we leave a gold-lined detention hall pad fo next year. To Coach McCoy, we leave all the unclaimed gym equip- ment in the furnace room. To Miss Wilhelm, We leave that last period study hall- knowing it will never be the same. To Mr. Skurvid, We leave all our absence blanks, which the last teacher never returned to the office. To Mrs. Schafer, We will our ability to be sick and miss school, because she could stand a rest. To Miss Smith, We leave the cafeteria and all the times We managed to eat early. To Larry Butdorf, We leave all the slightly used gum under the desks. To Mr. Burton, We leave all the shop equipment in hopes it can be repaired. To Mr. Weir, We thank for all the school We got out of on those field trips. SECTION II To the Iuniors, We will our trials and tribulations of the past year. May you get through them with less trouble than We have. To the Sophomores, We Will our dignity Cwhat We have of itl. We hope you are in full possession of it by the time you are seniors. To the Freshmen, we will three more Wonderful years of high school. I-Iave fun, kids! SECTION III Stanton Love wills his ability to get home very early on Friday nights to Skip Bryant, and his bashfulness with girls to Windy Williamson. lWhich they both could use more of.D Charles Scott wills his ability to be late and to miss school because of work C ?J to his brothers and hopes they can get away with it like he did. ARTICLE III ARTICLE IV ARTICLE V ARTICLE VI ARTICLE VII ARTICLE VIII ARTICLE IX ARTICLE X ARTICLE XI ARTICLE XII ARTICLE XIII ARTICLE XIV ARTICLE XV ARTICLE XVI ARTICLE XVII ARTICLE XVIII ARTICLE XIX ARTICLE XX ARTICLE XXI Fred Rice wills his ability to go home for dinner at ll :SO to anyone who wants to try it. Margaret Mosher needs everything she has, but since it is compulsory to will something, she wills her quiet ways to Patty Warner. Martha Lawton wills her suit she's making in Home Ec class to her sister, Rachel, to finish. Lorene Pope wills her position on the basketball team Csecond stringl to Paula Sheppard. Who knows, maybe Paula will play a whole quarter. She also wills her attend- ance record C 8 yrs.l to anyone that can resist skipping school. How about a try at it, Barbara Hall? Martha Underwood wills her ability to catch a man to Bum Farnsworth. Ioan Warner wills her ability to go steady Cevery time she turns aroundl to Shirley Tomes. Fairy Iohnson wills her position as alto in Girls' Ensemble to Connie Gilbert. Good Luck, Connie. Evelyn Hall wills her Homecoming Queen position to her sister, Barbara. Pat Ginter wills her seat in the back of government class to Barbara Brainard. Charles Snell wills his farming ability to any city-slicker. Don Iameyson wills his knack of staying out of trouble to Loyal Sanford. Dick Roberts wills his Black Henry Ford to Russ Weaver. Ivan Dague wills what ever he has to who ever wants it. Herb Cooper wills his ability to get along with Miss Gosden to Iohnny Warner. Iohn Moss wills his past ability to beat up on seniors to next year's Iunior class. Prem Sampsel wills his ability to get along with mothers- in-law to Dick Snader. Charlotte Grim wills her ability to get a ride home from school at night to anyone who would like it. Dale Frank wills his Dodge to anyone who thinks they can afford the up-keep on fenders. Corky Miller wills his ability to keep out of trouble to lack Gossard, who seems to have a pretty good start already. Besides these bequeaths we leave our best wishes to any and all who desire them. In witness whereof, we, the Class of l953, the estator, have set our hand and seal this 3rd day of Iune in the ye ar of 1953. I. M. Nuts U. R. Crazy Kilroy Class Prophecy Dear Fred, I have a few spare moments from my escort service and thought I would write you a few lines. We had a big party last week. All the members of 53 were present except you. I read in the paper where you expanded your automobile business into a Hot-Rod Shop. We are happy you're doing so well in San Francisco. Martha Underwood was there with her dozen kids. They always say Cheaper By The Dozen. Patty Ginter was helping her run after the brats. Patty now runs the We change it, powder it, watch it, Diaper Service. Charles Scott furnished the food since he runs the Dried Up Stale Food Co. Working for Scotty is Charlie Snell, Connoisseur of Fine Tobaccos. Dick Lefty Roberts is baseball coach of the Tidy Misses College For Young Women. He's assisted by Dale Frank who bandages ankles, knees and any sore spots. What a life! Iohn Moss is now running a Turkish bath for Overweight Women. Charlotte Grim lost one pound in three months. Where she lost it I donit know. Ivan Dague, the prominent nuclear physi- cist, has just finished his book, The Atom and l. Every home should have one. I-Ie also is working on the last step of his experiment, Non-sticking Bubble gum. His advice is, Don't chew it. Stanton Love is now head of a big airline which operates between Lodi and Congress. There has been no increase in the personnel of the airline due to Stan's shyness in popping the question. Corky Miller, as you know bought out Eli Derhammer's Plumbing Business. Cork spe- cializes in leaky pipes and faucets. Martha Lawton is now having a romance with Alan Ladd, her leading man in her latest film hit, The Flaming Kiss. We hope this turns out alright since it is her fourth marriage. Don Iameyson is still working at Benson's. He now supervises the opening of all oil cans. The rest of his time is taken up by running Midnite Auto Supply fwhere has he been getting all his latest model hubcaps?l. Prem Sampsel has been going to college for six years now. It seems Prem likes college. Oh! I forgot to tell you Prem is the only boy ever to attend Lassar. Margaret Mosher was there, I'm sure you wouldn't have recognized her with her new hairdo. She now runs the Lodi Dye Shop. She dyes hair any color-but red, that is. If you die she pays all funeral bills. Lorene Pope sure has come up in the world. She has put Lodi on the map by becoming a lady wrestler. Her nickname is Bald Eagle. Maybe they call her that because of her hair- cut fno hairl. Charlotte Grim and Evalyn Hall have just started a school. Evalyn teaches the subject How to Skip School and Get Away With It. Charlotte teaches 'l-low to Make Eyes at Mr. Wood and Get Good Government Grades. We always wondered why Fairy Iohnson was saving her money. She bought herself a Niteclub outside of Lodi. She also is the main feature. She's known as The World's Most Famous Bubble Dancer. Herb Cooper is working as chief bouncer and bartender. He also blows the bubbles. Of course we invited Mr. Weagraff. He couldn't come. It seems his wife had her third set of triplets and it was too much for him, he's recuperating at Massillon. Well, Maynard just came in so I'll have to close. Your classmate, Ioan C 3 CNIORS U Ufigpxclcc SS Me I1 W I unior Class we e '265' O Row 1. Left to Right: Mr. Weir, Pat Orr, Barbara Brainard, Martha Bigley, Evelyn Farns- worth, Sharon Martin, Velma Iohnson, Io Ellen Hein. Row 2: Loyal Sanford, Don Moss, Don Fuhr, Bonnie Brewster, Anita Horner, Ianice Dull, Barbara Young, Frieda Grimm. How 3: lack Gossard, Iulian Pfulb, Richard Warner, Don Holmes, Russell Weaver, Iohn Warner. Absent: Bill Dewey, George Benson, Deloris Martin. . I ,t I OFFICERS President .,.,,, ..,, , ,, , t ,,,. .,,Anita Horner Vice President aa.. :,:r,,,:,: I anice Dull Secretary ...ar,a,. , ,,,r,,:,, :,.,a,,:,,,:: :,,:,r,:,:.r,, F r ie-da Grimm Treasurer . ,t ..,, ,t ,,,.:,r ,,araa M artha Bigley Student Council , t, , ,t Evelyn Farnsworth, Russell Weaver To the Class of 1954, next year's seniors, we wish lots of success and fun in their last year in school. The Iuniors put on a fine play, Quit Your Kiddingf' They are a very ambitious class, selling refreshments at football and basketball games, and also basketball pencils. We are sure they will make fine seniors. 4. My Sophomore Class ,fs ' 40 'if Il Ali Vs Mx is in 1 I f - M' Row 1. Left to Right: Russell Miller, Paul Amheiser, Russell Gasser, Iohn Eglin, Walter Skidmore, Dick Sabin, Dan Kindig, ' Row 2: Pat Warner, Dorothy Aukerrnan, Lucinda Noggle, Sharon Lance, La Donna Holmes, Patsy Woodward, Pat Farr, Virginia Dewey, Sandra Underwood, Helen Whitmore, Row 3: Iudy Payn, Diane Brainard, Nancy Schoridel, Loretta Pickering, Kamela Iadwin, Dick lndoe, David!-Grim, Dick Snader, Shirley Tomes, Edna Whinery, Mr, Burton. How 4: Don Beusch, Don Travis, Leslie Lawrence, Darrel Woodward, lim Ginter, Larry Young, Larry Gynn, Freshman Class W 5-I Row I, Left to Right: Matthew Davis, Dale Bigley, Ir, Repp, Paul Skidmore, Dick Farns- worth, lack Howman, Ronnie Stewart, Larry Scott. Row 2: Barbara Hall, Connie Gilbert, Sonya Miller, Darlene Bigley, Betty Wesolek, Rita Padgett, Barbara Snader, Lois Norton, Loretta Eglin, Lois Clifford. How 3: Charlene Benton, Pat Lee, Cecil Crittenden, Annete White, Linda Milkey, Ianet Fetzer, lack Bittner, Carl Esterday, lohn Drotlefl, lack Yost, Larry Freidt, Miss Barbara Gosden. Row 4: Donna Leucht, Mavis ladwin, Marcene Orr, Roy Harris, Carl Moore, lim Carpenter, Dick Pickering, Bill Daly, Don Darrah. Eighth Grade glide ,,,,,.,,.,, 1 M Q ,,,,,,.. J X44 r Row 1, Left to Right: Iohn Yost, Tommy Scott, George Gedos, lack Leggett, Bill Cessna, Ray Miller, Ierry Chapman, Harry Baker. Row 2: Patsy Baird, De Ann Roberts, Cheryl Pope, Nancy Lewis, Clela Botdorf, Sandra Fisher, Connie Underwood, Margaret Leatherman, Trudy Patrick. Row 3: Betty Amheiser, Ianet Underwood, Barbara Sanford, Beverly Harris, Rachel Lawton, Ierry Payne, lanice Kindig, Birdie Sivard, Betty Harris, Delores Schram, Ronald Fetzer, Mrs. Losia Schafer. Row 4: Tom Wilson, Iohn Ferguson, Kenneth Carver, Bob Cooper, Iohn Egbert, Underwood, Don Gilbert. Seventh Grade 'grape . 1 Xa Row l. Left to Right: Iohn Featherolf, Raymond Landis, David Coleman, Don Dearth, Lee Bryant. Row 2: Gloria Dull, Carolin Lance, Betty Bensinger, Beth Benson, Darlene Harris, Eileen West, Betty McClain, Ianice Hopkins, Bonnie Brainard. Row 3: Miss Ioan Wilhelm, Dale Reusch, Harold Strouse, Dale Friedt, Iack Carpenter, Patty Quillen, Eleanor Crittenden, Ioyce Ferguson, Ester Bates, Linda Spellman. Row 4: Fred Eglin, Ed Gallotin, Dick Gasser, Billy Haynes, Iimmy Wilson, Bob Cessna, Dick Yoxthimer, lohn Grimm, Terry King, Compliments of Ohio Farmers Companies omo rnmns msuuuce comnnv . Ck,,,.f,-wp 1843 OHIO FARMERS INDEMNITY COMPANY le Roy, Ohio Mosher Electric Compliments of Frigidaire E1liott's Funeral Home new-9 LODI' OHIO Hoover Sweeper Emerson Radio and Television Phone 2391 Electric Appliances For home use RADIO AND TELEVISION Cvmrlimfnff of S l d Se ' . . . ' 'S an mc' Lodi Sewing Machine Daniels' Flo's Dress Shoppe Electrical Service 212 wmfef Sf- SHOES 209 Elyria Sf. Lodi, Ohio Phone 5484 Lodi, Ohio Phone 5202 Women's and Children's Apparel Tl-IE LODI EQUITY C0. Quality - Service - Satisiaction - Home of - LODI CHICK MASH LODI EGG MASH LODI DAIRY FEED Owned And Highest Prices Operated By C O A L Paid for Farmers All Grains Telephone 2581 ACTIVITIES Wxtf Ok? K xo QV Distributors of Shell Products J. I. CASE FARM MACHINERY PHONE 2771 R. E. BENSON and SONS BENSON snzu. ssnvlcz STATION ZARSNAY'S SHOE 'SERVICE LADIES' AND MEN'S INVISIBLE SOLES SOLES SEWED ON SHOE SHINING Work Done While You Wait We Specialize In Nlen's Full Soles Phone: Medina 22572 Lodi 2163 Also on Rt. 42 North of Medina Serving Lodi Siure 1930 27 Years' Experienre Compliments of E. D. SEIFERT Building and Excavating Contractor GRADING and BULLDOZING Phone 4461 Lodi, Ohio Student Council Q sw 5 5. 'il I Wag, .1 V Qi! , in Row l. Left to Right: Tom Scott, Diane Brainard, Prem Sampsel, Russell Weaver, Iohn Grim. How 2: Evelyn Farnsworth, Dick lndoe, Evelyn Hall, Larry Scott, Mr. Skurvid. lm- The Student Council is an organization elected by the student body to represent the school. This council consists of two students from each Senior High class and one student from each Iunior High class. The council's main purpose is to approve requests for parties and other activities. They help provide entertainment during the noon, set up interesting assemblies and supervise election ot cheerleaders. With the help ot the advisor the Council tries to give the students a feeling ot responsibility in helping to make their school better. OFFICERS President . r c c . Prem Sampsel Vice President Y c, ,,c,o,, Russell Weaver Secretary ,.cc,Yc,,,, ,...,c, D iane Brainard Advisor .c,., .. Mr. Skurvid ir- V 'lr Compliments of I I Gault Servlce Statlon ISALY'S CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS SQUARE DEAL BATTERIES Harold E. Wilson, Prop. FIRESTONE TIRES Dial 4431 Lodi, Ohio Lodi' ohio Wertman's Dry Cleaning M- A- BURR Locli's Only Cleaning Plant JEWELER - WATCHMAKER FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Diamonds a Specialty LAUNDRY SERVICE Elyria sf. Phone 3831 LOD o '0 PHILLIPS DRUG STORE The Rexall Store PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN COSMETICS SEALTEST ICE CREAM Phone 4741 Lodi, Ohio DRAMATI C CLUB f s ' VPU. 1. vp., Row 1, Left to Right: Pat Farr, Helen Whitmore, Margaret Mosher, Fred Rice, Charles Scott, Ioan Warner, Martha Lawton, Miss Sechrist, Row 2: Bonnie Brewster, Freida Grimm, Anita Horner, Ianice Dull, Patsy Woodward, Virginia Dewey, Io Ellen Hein, Iudy Payn, Charlotte Grim, Fairy Iohnson. Row 0: Barbara Young, Prem Sampsel, Herbert Cooper, Dick Roberts, Russell Weaver, Iohn Warner, lack Gossard, Stanton Love. Absent: David Grim, Dick lndoe. OFFICERS President . . .. i.,,,. .,,,..,, C harles Scott Vice President or .,.. Fred Rice Secretary .,.i ,, o Ioan Warner Treasurer .... Martha Lawton Advisor ,,,,, .,..i..,, M iss Sechrist This club is open to all interested students ol the sophomore, junior and senior classes who meet the basic scholastic requirements. Each year the club puts on. a three act play in the spring, but the group is also responsible for several one act plays which are given for assembly, community groups, or club programs. This year the Christmas assembly was The Friday Foursome Packs a Box. The play for the County One-act Festival was The Professor Roars and was given on March 24, The major production in late April was 'Room for One More. Congratulations Class of '53 Chicken In Basket - Footlong Hot Dogs Pecan Pie LODI, OHIO Compliments of Hasting's Gulf Station DALE HASTINGS and EUGENE GRIER Compliments of ROWLAND BROS. DRUGGISTS AND PHARMACISTS 1 13 Wooster Street Phone 3251 Lodi, Ohio Congratulations Seniors from The City Hardware Ed Bartholomai, Prop. Roy Holzer Phone 3331 Lqdi, Qhig Congratulations Padgett Insurance Agency Phone 3241 Midi, Ohio FFA ef' Xxx. Row l. Left to Right: lack Howmari, Walter Skidmore, Leslie Lawrence, Iohn Eglin, Paul Amheiser, Larry Gynn, Dick lndoe, Dave Grim. Row 2: Wilbur Weir, Paul Skidmore, Don Reusch, Don Moss, Don Fuhr, Carl Moore, Dick Farnsworth, Corwin Miller, Charles Snell. Row 3: Carl Easterday, Iohn Drotlett, Iulian Pilub, Don Holmes, lohn Moss, Dale Franks, Iohn Warner. President .,.. Vice President Secretary .eee,,,, Treasurer .,,,, Reporter ,,,, Advisor ...w.Y OFFICERS Iohn Warner Dave Grim , ,,,,, Dick Indoe Leslie Lawrence ..,c,L,,,Don Fuhr Mr. Wilber Weir A L Carlton Brewster F Earl Martinson CASTINGS l.ODl FOUNDRY COMPANY n 5 . M Producers of AWWA ALUMINUM CASTINGS Fon AIRCRAFT 4 . 4 Loon, ol-no v wi Phone Lodi: 2141 Compliments of BAILETS VARIETY STUHE Hallmark Cards Compliments of Compliments of , D E V O E ' S U N D E R W O O D S CRANE, KOHLER, BRIGGS M A R K E T PLUMBING FIXTURES PLUMBING AND HEATING HOME OF QUA AND GROCERIES LITY MEATS Rybolt 81 Moncrief Furnaces MARQUETTE APPLIANCES Phone 5055 Lodi' Ohio Dial 3341 Cris Craft Outboard Motors 6,26 new FHA so A, pike 5 7 X S A , ffiq, 1 ew' ' ig .M 41' 1 'av-N P gi fl ftp' A! 5 '63 -1 How l, Left to Bight: Sonya Miller, Rita Padgett, Lois Clifford, He Wesolek, Barbara Hall, Lois Norton, Pat Farr, Miss Smith. len Whitmore, Betty Row 2: Annette White, Cecil Crittenden, Iudy Payn, Patsy Woodward, Virginia Dewey, Loretta Pickering, Martha Lawton, Pat Ginter, Margaret Mosher, Ioan Warner. Row 3: Connie Gilbert, Barbara Snader, Loretta Eglin, Donna Leucht, Charlene Benton. OFFICERS President .,,....i,.... . ,,,.....i e,ie , Vice President ...... ..... Secretary ......... ....,.e Treasurer .....,i,i,.. .,... News Reporter .,,... ..... ...,Martha Lawton .....,.l-'airy Iohnson Patsy Woodward .......,Ioan Warner .Loretta Pickering Parliarnentarian ..eeee ......, I o Ellen Hein Historian .e....,i.,....,e ,..,....e I udy Payn Song Leader ,.i,.,..,,i,..eei,e,,, ., ...e,,.,r,.,.......,.,..,,......,e Pat Farr Club Mother and Father ...e., .,,.,,, M r. and Mrs. Woodward Recreation Leader ..,.....,.... ...............,......., S haron Lance Come WALTER PERKINS See Les for More leweler Fostoria and Imperial Glassware DIAMONDS WATCHES SOHIO SERVICE CLOCKS Bulova - Hamilton - Faith - Wyler Jct. 224 and 42 watches SILVERWARE EXPERT WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR 209 Elyria sf. Lodi, Ohio TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES JIM' PLACE HOPE TO SEE YOU AFTER ALL THE GAMES Rts. 42 and 224 Open Around the Clock JIM and OPAL LaFELICE Honor Society wwf aw if -go . rv? M 5141 'F-nn ..4..aiO X. How l. Left to Right: Charlotte Grim, Fairy Iohnson, Ianice Dull, Row 2: Bonnie Brewster, Anita Horner, Miss Gosden. Absent: George Benson. The members of the National Honor Society are students that have been chosen not only for their scholastic achievements but also on the basis of service, leadership and character. This club has the Homecoming festivities as its main project for the year. This includes the electing of the queen, her coro- nation, and the dance in her honor to close the day's activities. Best Wishes Compliments of of Spring Hill Green House R. B. SNELL 8: SON, Florists H F I, A M I N G Q Phone 4702 Loan, omg Telegraph Service ' flowers for all Occasions Compliments of Compliment, gf Alloy Fabricators, Inc. HABSH RECREATIQN Lodi' om' Loon, omo Complimems of Compliments of W. W. McVicker W, C, BASQM Public Accountant, Tax Service INSURANCE and BEAUTY BAR AGENCY In Lodi it's CLOTHING - SHOES WALLPAPER Phone 51 7'I fi .six-Q I unior Y Teens Row l. Left to Right: Sandra Fisher, Darlene Bigley, Betty Wesolek, Rita Padgett, Clela Butdof, Nancy Lewis, Ruth Hien, Beverly Harris, Ioyce Ferguson. Row 2: Sonya Miller, Patsy Baird, Betty Amhiser, Beth Benson, Dee Ann Roberts. Row 3: Lois Norton, Connie Gilbert, Barbara Hall, Diane West, Darlene Harris, Philis Woodward, Betty McClain, Patty Quillin, Gloria Dull, Lois Clifford tBackl, Barbara Sanford. Row 4: Miss Smith, Loretta Eglin, Birdie Sivard, Betty Harris, Ianet Fetzer, Pat Lee, Linda Spellman, Eleanor Crittendon, Ianice Hopkins, Connie Underwood, Marcene Orr, Charlene Benton, Donna Leucht. ' Row 5: Barbara Snader, Annette White, Ianet Underwood, Cecile Crittenden, Rachel' Law- ton, Ianice Kindig, Trudy Patrick, Cheryl Pope, Margaret Leatherman, Delores Schram, Ester Bates, Mavis Iadwin. DODGE CORONET With the New v-8 ENGINE and GARRETT WILSON INC GYROMAHC Donor PLYMOUTH MEDINA, OHIO Compliments of Compliments of Halladay's Sohio Station BENTON'S STORE and I.onI, omo LODI MOTEL On the Square Lodi, Ohio Compliments of W. H. HEFFELFINGER INSURANCE OF ALI. KINDS Leatherman Hardware 218 Church Sf. Phone 3221 LODI, OHIO I.ODI, OHIO Compliments of GEO.. F. REINHARDT WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER MEDINA, OHIO wk, W -ev . W 'E-Gif' Senior Y-Teens A h4Q ,rr I A Yo- ,,,I. si' I Row l, Left to Right: Evalyn Hall, Sandra Mattingly, Pat Ginter, Fairy Iohnson, Barbara Young, lanice Dull, Sarah Mathes. Row 2: Bonnie Brewster, Frieda Grimm, Lore-ne Pope, Velma Johnson, Martha Lawton, Martha Underwood, Charlotte Grim, Miss Wilhelm. Row 3: Dorothy Aulcerman, Diane Brainard, Pat Warner, Patsy Woodward, Sharon Martin, lo Ellen I-lien, Edna Whinery, Shirley Tomes, Nancy Schondel. President ., ..,, as Vice President .,.. Secretary s,,aaa,, Treasurer ..,a Devotions .,,a Music ..a,a,,,a,a,.,a..aa,a .a,a, Inter Club Council ,,,,a OFFICERS .Fairy Iohnson a,.,,..,,,V,,,Pat Ginter Barbara Young a,,.,a,,,,lanice Dull Evalyn Hall ...Hlo Ellen Hien Charlotte Grim Compliments of II . D . BIT T N E H LIFE - HEALTH - ACCIDENT - HOSPITALIZATION PARKER 5, SQNS SCOTT AND SONS Funeral Directors I. G. A. Ambulance Service Quality - Service - Economy Lodi Spencer Complete Line of Furniture FRESH MEATS -:- FANCY GROCERIES Carpets and Rugs Also APP'l 'es mnnssve Fnosreo Fooos Linoleum Sewing Machines We Deliver Phone 2191 . I I I I I ' I . A A l . . W'- 1 LUlIl.UllllJ '-meenln nanny: READY MIXED CONCRETE BUILDER'S SUPPLIES 4. W Lf 7 ?' ' U . I ws i 1+ . ,ui www- pk WAY 'vw Senior Hi-Y Row l. Left to Right: Fred Rice, Don Idmeyson, Dick Roberts, Chuck Scott, Prem Sdmpsel. Row 2: Mr. Burton, Dick Indoe, Ivan Dorgue, luck Gosscrrd, Red Warner, Russell Weaver. Row 3: Iohn Warner, Herbert Cooper, Corwin Miller, Stcxnton Love, Iohn Moss. President .,., S Vice President or Secretory .c,,.cc ., Treasurer Advisor ..,, OFFICERS ,Dick Roberts Corwin Miller ..cChuck Scott c.,...r,,Fred Rice ,.,,,..Mr. Burton THE LODI LUMBER Compliments of COMPANY The BUILDING MA1smALs sAsH - nooks - TRIM . . Un1ted Dcury Company lNsuumoN ou-xss - LATH - suemocx Lodi, Ohio Phone: 4721 Phone 4131 Lodi, Ohio R A Y T U R K ' S Sunoco Service TUBES - BATTERIES - TIRES QA11 Prices, LODI, OHIO Phone 351 2 Compliments of PIATT 6. SON ELECTRIC Distributors of GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Phone 3434 Wvosfef 5' Night sas: lvdif CHO Z f ,Q f- ll At, l 1 I unior Hi-Y 9 ' r i , ,M , . t K is -f , J '7 -' - i -. f -1 f at if if ' ffl I ,Q if Q ii Liv ew f, M we -t g W Q, fi Q , is J J -ff S ' U xiif if iz: ' 1,q7fI'fD,,'fffi',1-' Q I- W 1 'xg' all I i A igwfdrl , ,. , 1 , , iv 1 U , 'v ff I , is i. ' has-X' 'Qu-. LY' i ai 'qvn XJ .A Row 1. Left to Right: Bob Benson, Bill Hanes, Don Dearth, Lee Bryant, Iim Wilson, Harold Strouse. Row 2: Matthew Davis, Iohn Grimm, Tom Scott, Larry Scott, lack Bittner, lack Leggett, Dale Friedt, Ray Miller. Row 3: Harry Baker, Ronnie Stewart, George Gedos, Ierry Chapman, Tom Seal, Roger Mack, Iack Carpenter, Roy Harris, Ronnie Fetzer, Mr. Skurvid. How 4: Iohn Underwood, Bob Cooper, Dick Pickering, Iohn Fuguson, Tom Wilson, Keith Massie, Don Gilbert, Iohn Egbert, Ierry Payn. President ,,,,.la,... Vice President Secretary ...,.a,,.,. Treasurer ..... Advisor ..... OFFICERS .lack Bittner ..,Larry Scott Iack Leggett .......,Tom Scott Mr. Skurvid 3 2 I I -L , -L IT. I lit- SALES SERVICE A ii :SESS FU RD Eiiiz. ' , 1 Loon omo N Ee's Restaurant WHERE BUSINESS PEOPLE EAT Next to Idol Theater Lodi Compliments of C. M. CRUM, Realtor 513 Wooster St. Lodi, Ohio No Sale Too Large or Small Courteous Efficient Treatment On All Listings and Sales Phone 4671 Lodi T.V. and Appliance Phone 5851 Bank St. Lodi, 0hi0 Good Food ls Good Health Eat Al Coleman's Inn For Home Cooked Food and Home Made Pies Lool, omo JAMES F. SCHOTT REAL ESTATE .-1.0-,-. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE L-ol I. O. O. F. Bldg. Lodi, Ohio Phone - 5381 or 5386 Muszc S ,X ,,.---' ,,,....--ff .eff-.--,,,,---'. .,-',,.,,--',,.,-0-M ,.,,-AH...-.,.f,.,,,,, F' 2Z: 'u' mf ,- , ,,,M,.., 2 Part 1 1 f ,A- m gf 1' ' 'f 1 'JH i L ,Q Q., ef, - Q 3 , w,4.Bf X ' r 31:-ff 33 '4- Ek 944+ 'ff-, M U .Lvf V M-ff' f if AJ ,ai A Ki raw-f..n.,. Row l. Lei! lo Right: Linda Millcey, Pal Orr, Cliarlolle Grim, Evelyn Hall, Sarah lvlallias, Barbara Hall, Fairy lolinson. Row Z: Barbara Brainard, lvlarllfia ig ey, a Velma lohnson, Sandra Underwood. Row 3: lo Ellen Hien, Pat Lee, Kamela ladwin, Diane Brainard, Dorolliy Aulcerman, Patty B' l Sli ron Marlin, Evelyn Farnsworth, Ianice Dull, Warner. Row 4: Prem Sarnpsel, Russell Weaver, von ague, e Don Travis, Larry Friedk. l D Fr cl Rice, lack Bittner, Dick Snader, :---,,,- J'-45+ ..,,-g,,s. J-...i ,Q-Q,-,.. ai-g-,S -.--5..N ..---Q,-e ,--ass.. N-..,,,-.. .,,,-Si.. .23-s-...L,s .,,,--.,,,.. ,--.a,,,.... .,--- - ,,,,N..,-s .,,-Qs,-Q- ,,,..SJ, .,-Q , , am., ff - -wn+'+-+1 V -, --5,-s-s.: e'L- --1- L-' -,---... --..-sa, ,,..,,s.-.. 3 xx? Part 2 , if S . . ,, e'n-me-...s-PN -f-Q5 , Q G 'wtf' , ,vat b A 0 1, -I v ' As T., 4 ,- ' +8 Q an ' s ' ' A 'N ' if 4 P 'K I a I L - 'Z' , MQ H-Q E' Row 1. Left to Right: Darlene Bigley, Rita Padgett, Betty Wesolelc, Sonya Miller, Nancy Schondel, Frieda Grimm, Anita Horner, Barbara Young, Patsy Woodward. Row 2: Charlene Benton, Connie Gilbert, Lois Norton, Donna Leucht, Loretta Eglin, Ianet Fetzer, Mavis Iadwin, Ruth Hien. Row 3: Barbara Snader, Anette White, Cecile Crittendon, Shirley Tomes, Edna Whinery, R Virginia Dewey, Martha Underwood, Pat Ginter, Margaret Mosher, Ioan Warner, Pat Farr, Marcene Orr, Lois Clifford. ow 4: Charles Scott, lohn Warner, Iack Gossard, lim Ginter, Dick Sabin, Russell Miller, Larry Scott, Larry Davis, Matthew Davis. Marching Band Crop to Bottom! Dick Indoe, Ierry Payn, Kenny Carver, Betty Amhiser, Dick Byers, 'rom Scott, Tom Underwood, Valen Baird, Allen Lawrence, Iohn Hanes, Bob Young. Ggttom oi Ll lack Hastings, Dick Seal, Beth Benson, Bob Benson, Kathy Mack, Kareen parr. Unit side of HD Top to Bottom: Roger Mack, Leslie Lawrence, Iudy Payn, Darrel Woodward, Patsy Baird, DeAnn Roberts, Ruth I-lien. ' lRiqht side of Hi Graydon Williamson, Bill Daly, Ianet Underwood, Barbara Snader, Connie Underwood, Phyllis Woodward, Sandra Fisher. ' CCrou Bar ol Hi Connie Gilbert, Nancy Lewis, Sharon Lance, Anita Horner. Director-Mr. Grail. I unior Band .Sv H A 4 , T v 1 f- V ' W ti gn I 0.0 'Qi I-4,,s,f Y ' 'i slit 'I - Qing A 4 . if ,1?g , U ' 'Qty x gil f 741 W, Row 1. Left to Right: Larry Funk, lack Hastings, Tom Scott, Ianet Benton, Fred Whitcrcre, Bob Young, Dick Seal, Tom l-leifeltinger. Row 2: Iane Harris, Io Nora Ellis, Ianet Snader, Pat Baird, De Ann Roberts, Ianet Under- wood, Sandra Fisher, Connie Underwood. Row 3: Betty Amheiser, Nancy Lewis, Kareen Sparr, Valen Baird, Kathleen Mack, Ioan Colbert, Mary Etta Edwards, Mr. Graff. Row 4: Ierry Payn, Tom Underwood, Iohn Hanes, Allen Lawrence, Dick Wright, Deanna Benson, Beverly Patterson, Diane Tanner. .fe Q. af 5 ,J f mt Z4 if Girls' Octet Top to Bottom tleitt Fairy Iohnson, Evelyn Hall, Ianice Dull, Dorothy Aukerman. lRighU Sharon Martin, Ioan Warner, Pat Ginter, Patsy Woodward. lMiddley Rita Padgett, accompanist. Boys' Double Quartet '25 .ski -S' ,vm x i r' Row Row Row Row t t ',!ff .XR 1- X, fs-fe' Z t QW 62 Q q E na 1, M '11-xg-1. Left to Right: Mathew Davis, Rita Padgett, accompanist, lim Ginter. Ivan Dague, Charles Scott, Iohn Warner. Fred Rice, lack Bittner. Prem Sampsel. Orchestra Row 1, Lett to Right: Sharon Lance, Carole Landis, Ianet Benton, De Ann Roberts. Row 2: Dorothy Slorgie, Dennis Gilbert, Mildred Warner, Ruth Hien, Iack Hastings, Tom Scott, Ianet Underwood, Bill Daly. Row 3: Rita Padgett, Nancy Lewis, Iim Ginter, Leslie Lawrence, Dick Indoe, Iudy Payn, Mr. Graft. Maiorettes Ge!! to Right! Patsy Woodward, Nancy Schondel, Dorothy Aukerman, Patsy Orr, Diane Brainard. SPORTS X G93 Gu' I Cb X X 2 , Ol. Z!-W- 5 , fzfttsezif Football 9, UICK Row 1, Left to Right: Ken Carver, Mgr., Corky Miller Roberts, Iohn Moss, Chuck Scott, Herb Cooper, Dale Row 2: lack Gossard, Keith Massie, Dick Snader, Don Larry Young, Matthew Davis, Tom Wilson, Mgr, Row 3: Claude Weagrafi, Asst. Coach, Iim Carpenter, Sanford, Don Reuch, David Grim, lim Ginter, Larry Coach. , Prem Sampsel, Fred HIC Franks, Iohn Ferguson, Mgr, Travis, Larry Friedt, Red Warner, Russ Weaver, lack Bittner, Loyal Davis, Don Darrah, Zane McCoy, Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi SCORES O 0 6 6 0 7 Seville U Wakeman 7 Brunswick 20 Peninsula 20 Strasburg 38 Highland Sl Homecoming Row 1. Left to Right: Connie Gilbert, Evelyn Farnsworth, Iill Legget, Charlotte Grim, Nancy Schondel. Row 2: Iack Bittner, Russell Weaver, Dick Roberts, Evelyn Hall, Iohn Moss, Dick Snader. The Grand March led by Queen Evelyn Hall and Escort Dick Roberts. Varsity Basketball Row 1, Left to Right: Chuck Scott, Fred Rice, Corky Miller, Dick Roberts, Prem Sampsel Row 2: Iohn Warner, Loyal Sanford, Red Warner, Russell Weaver, lack Gossard Coach McCoy. The Tigers were quick to make the change from football to basketball and turned in a fair season after a quick start. In the tournament they defeated Brunswick in the first game and then lost to Highland and Seville. They took fourth place in both the Tournament and League. SCORES Lodi York 33 Lodi 38 Burbank Lodi Leroy 45 Lodi 50 Seville Lodi Homer 58 Lodi 48 Leroy Lodi York '20 ' Lodi 51 Liverpool Lodi Spencer 50 Lodi 33 Sullivan Lodi Homer 57 Lodi 56 Highland Lodi Brunswick 54 Lodi 59 Spencer Medina County Tournament Lodi Brunswick 4l Lodi 39 Highland Lodi 54 Seville 64 Reserve Basketball 1' ,M iii Row l Left to Righ! Russ Gasser Graydon Williamson Dick Snader Roger Martin Dick Sabin lack Bittner Larry Friedt Row 2 Dick Pickering Tom Seal Keith Massie Derrel Woodward Matthew Davis Donald Darrah Don Travis Claude Weagraff Coach Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi r Hrgh Basketball Row 1 Left to Right Ken Ca Keith Chapman Bob Benson. Bow 2 Coach Claude Wecrgraii, Richard Gosser Iohn Egbert Ed Gallatin Ierry Payn Don Gilbert Coach Zane McCoy. Row 3 Iimmy Wilson Dale Frie t 1 a e Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi Lodi After a slow start the Iumor H1 finished the season by Winning 3 of their last Th bo s looked 1n their last few games and show much promise rver Torn Scott Iohn Ferguson George Gedos Tom Wilson L Club ' X ll? 'elf 'Q 0 n.1 .J Row l, Left to Right: Rita Padgett, Evelyn Farnsworth, Ianice Dull, Charlotte Grim, Frieda Grimm, Patsy Woodward, Evelyn Hall, Lois Norton. Row 2: Margaret Mosher, Betty Wesolek, Marcene Orr, Lois Clifford, Sandra Underwood, Nancy Schondel, Barbara Young, Diane Brainard, Pat Warner. Row 3: Charlene Benton, Ioan Warner, Loretta Eglin, Ianet Fetzer, Patsy Lee, Fairy Iohn- son, Pat Ginter, Martha Underwood, Sandra Mattingly, Lorene Pope, Miss Wilhelm. How 4: Darlene Bigley, Soyna Miller, Barbara Snader, Shirley Tomes, Edna Whinery, Annette White, Connie Gilbert, Cecile Crittenden, K, Iadwin, M. Iactwin. P Q 5 il , :ig it TM ,4 .grw W d 4.2 ii' L Football Cheerleaders z'- gl' Leii io Right: Barbara Brainard, Sharon Martrn, Dorothy Aukerrnan, Pat Warner Varsrty Cheerleaders Lefi io Right: Barbara Brainard, Sharon Martin, Dorothy Aukerman, Pat Wa ffl Reserve Cheerleaders K AN ' Left to Right: Diane Brainard, Barbara Snader, Connie Gilbert, Rita Padgett. lr. High Cheerleaders A-+L ww.. '44 Left to Right: Betty Amheiser, Pat Baird, Dee Ann Roberts, Beth Benson. D k Roberts e Fighting Five d Rice Prem Sampsel Driver Training IFirst Semester! , W 4 get MQ hy, Q raw? vvbikllllll ETZEW ww if Q 21349 'Nz Row l. Left to Right: Bonnie Brewster, Sandra Mattingly, Iulian Pfuelb Mr Skurvid. Io Ellen Hien, Ianice Dull, Pat Ginter, Martha Bigley. Row 2: Anita Horner, Barbara Young, Frieda Grimm. SECOND SEMESTER George Benson Barbara Brainard Russell Gasser Iim Ginter Dale Franks Larry Young Dick lndoe Dick Snader Don Travis Russell Weaver Darrell Woodward Congratulations to Class of '53 Compliments of Hob ,Nob Restaurant Hal1's Barber Shop Famous for Fine Foods ' and Modem Beauty Shop Open 24 hrs. a day Lodi, Ohio Phone 3351 Boy Myers, Mgr. Lodi, Ohio Compliments of THE TUBBS AGENCY MEDINA, OHIO INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Lodi Frozen Food Locker Custom Butchering Cutting Wrapping Curing Smoking Food Lockers for Rent Located I lf, miles West of Lodi on State Route 224 Compliments of PECK'S STUDIO Success to Class of '53 AKRQN, OHIO Q 4 ' Q at yn School Safety Patrol ,QR- ,Ai 'var 'tg fur 1 ' 11 Row 1. Left to Right: Errol Spellman, Dana Hunt, Larry Funk, Barbara Grimm, Don Fer- guson, Fred Davis. Row 2: Don Gilbert, Iohn Grimm, Carol Chapman, Gale Williamson, Walter Zimmerman, Charles Bates. The School Patrol at Lodi under the direction of Mr. Williamson, Manager of the Local AAA Club, is proving to be a great success in teaching the school children the correct procedure in crossing the street. Each spring the members ol the patrol attend a ball game in Cleveland as a reward for their work during the year. The Lodi Implement Co. Compliments of I Chapman's Barber Shop Lool, OHIO mmm Form Implements and Accessories Lodi, Ohio Phone 2371 Compliments of Compliments of The Park Restaurant THE I-om HOME COOKED FOOD AUTOMOBILE CLUB Lodi, Dhlo Lom, OHIO Phone 4171 Congratulations '53 Graduates Locke Manufacturing Co. Ohio Street Lodi, Ohio GRADES 0 5 0 353 Ve' 1 i 2 'ra -gan - uf ,L B as V 'L fuss V- R .,,,p'.'..- 'Jf.f....... k B? X l x-ng .-11 gf z'1 -,rm if Q-in 7 I .1. 6 x .JV 'K Sixth Grade nu 5 PWM? Q z' 'rf ' 7 A ROW 1. Lefi to Right: Deanna Benson, Ianet Brown, Audrey Amheiser, Iohn Hanes, Richard Seal, Ioanne Fetheroll, Sandra Gedos, Chester Davis. How 2: Valen Baird, Arlen Vanasdal, Charles Bates, Robert Holmes, Tom Helieliinger, Richard Bryant, Sandra George, Ioyce Forrester, Mrs. Holman. Row 3: Carol Chapman, Deanna Barnes, Iudy DeVoe, Tom Underwood, Barbara Halley, Dorothy Dewey, Iudy Anderson. Fifth Grade yt. ' Ma'5.'i.'J E1' e ,sf I . Row 1, Left to Right: Errol Spellman, Tom Packard, Dana Hunt, Ierry Underwood, Lauretta Samsa, Bonny Kahl, Tom Gallatin, Billy Iohnston, Dennis Gilbert. Row 2: lack Hastings, Larry Funk, Charles Mabry, Suzann Parker, Linda Vanasdal, Diane Tanner, Barbara Io Grimm, Fred Whitacre, Jerry Yost. Row 3: Patsy Gedos, Nancy Repp, Marge Pickering, Ralph Repp, Bruce Pope, Barbara Skurvid, Carol Kaylor, Beverly Patterson, Miss Cummins. Row 4: Tim Noggle, Bernard Baker, Andy Kratzer. Absent: Donald Ferguson, Linda Leucht. Sixth Grade if 5 l 5 L, , rf ,Q ., 5 if .. V L Q buh X W -- 'gig , 1..,,..,. H 13 V- , TJ X W A-V a ws , A rx, 5 ed? Row l, Left to Right: Kathleen Mack, Betty lmmel, Kareen Sparr, Diann Hetsler, lim Mosher, Bill Moss, Bob Young, lack Leedy, Kenneth Zsarnay, Row 2: Mrs. Dorothy Harmon, Elaine Huston, Ianet Snader, Carol Landis, Ioe Lawton, Walter Zimmerman, Dick Wright, Lois Reusch, Rogv 3: Mildred Warner, Alan Lawrence, Dorothy Slorgie, Edwin Cooper, lane Harris, Karen oyce. Fourth Grade Wei N W Row 1. Left to Right: Miss Morton, Susan Potts, Carol Egbert, Ann Kennedy, Sandra McCoy, ludy Gardner, Eva Fischer, Karen Forrester, lean Pickering. Row 2: Ronald Norton, Billy Halley, Eric Schram, Larry Payn, loan Seal, Diane De Voe, Alma Phillips, Connie Laidley, Maryanna Lawton, lanet Sedlacek. Row 3: lack lmmel, Robert Packard, William Blough, Fred Davis, Doyle Fetzer, Larry De Voe, Walter Dearth, Earl Brainard, Louis Knight. Fourth and Fifth U wanna Row 1, Left to Right: Iuanita Darr, lanet Benton, Ianet Forrester, Sherry Fisher, Patty YOX- theimer, Kathy Tanner. Row 2: Mrs. Delcamp, lo Nora Ellis, Diana Dague, Mary Etta Edwards, Iacqueline Thorton, Dennis Warner, Donald Vandemark, Row 3: Sandra Wamer, Betty Calame, Linda Blackburn, Ioan Colbert, Ethel Cooper, Clifford Repp, Kenny Travis. 1 Second Grade Row 1. Left to Right: Harold Pickering, Norman Harris, Bobby Danielson, Iimmie Hastings, Phil Kucinski, Robert Royse, Peter Moore, Pete Williams, Larry Croskey. Row 2: Shelley Anderson, Lee Ann Dibble, Patty Spirek, Iudy Fetherolf, Betty Martin, Linda Martinson, Karla Luecht, Sandra Warner, Susan Kratzer, Sharon Grier. Row 3: Ioyce Ann Holzer, Teddy Payn, lane Delcamp, Eric Kindig, Spike Iames, Mary Thomay, Linda Lance, Freddie Milkey, Helen Carver. Row 4: Miss Pitz, Barbara Blood, Barbara Massie, David Hastings, Diane Samsa, Norman Ginter. Third Grade ,W M A Row 1. Left to Right: Eleanor Repp, Iill Leggett, Connie Malone, Harry Troutman, Gordon Norris, Linda lean Kennedy, Darrell Warner, Mary lane Blough, Terry Botdorf, Charles Debro. Row 2: Roger Landis, Bill McGrady, Nancy Bryant. 'Donald Phillips, llene Whitacre, Mary Bittner, Albert Weber, Connie Lewis, Larry Hetsler, Iohn Munkacsy. Row 3: Diana West, Ioan Wilson, Billy Helleliingerl Edna Thomay, David Miller, Ioanne Slorgie, Larry Miller, loyce Ann Dull, Gary Lewis Norma Gallatin. ' First Grade ,,,4.,- an ,sn ,wwf 4 1 .. k 1 , ,L ' 4' -,L X Y? :JAH K F ,gf A iw gm., .4 '99 we nf' Row l, Left to Right: Bonnie Travis, Bobby Hunt, Leslie Edwards, Sandra Gilbert, Ray- mond Lewis, Io Ann Woodward, Kay Welsh, Mary Ann Naegle, Ronnie Miller, Mike Vanni, Larry Feiherofi, Georganna Malone. Row 2: Elizabeth Fisher, Richard Cohan, Carla Barnes, Ianet Halley, Eloise Crosky, Dick Bohanon, Claudia Shumaker, Donald Landis, David Byers, Rex Stelzer, Mark Noggle, Mrs. Kemery. First Grade Bissau. Row l, Left to Right: Ray Massie, Bobby Pickering, Wayne Kuntz, Raymond Kuntz, Iane Anderson, Dianna Massie, Diane Whitright, Carole Bryant, Iudy Warner. 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