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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1960 volume:

ee oo ie Tae: wT 4 aga) a hi ha ah i, a j i i : f 4 i ' i LODI HIGH SCHOOL Lodi, Ohio 1960 SCHOOL DAYS Introductory . Dedication. . BACULT Ya ts ..0 3 SECTITOLS enn Underclassmen Glubsiemeeneeees SDOPS sy es Activities .. Elementary . Advertisement Editor Dennis Gilbert Business Manager Ron Acker Adviser TABLE OF CONTENTS B. R. Spechalske Page rae Ree 3 OGnes 12 80... 103 ADMINISTRATION ere (B ‘eemecg te es te 4ene Or aie ne eal 4 pe ree Riad Ss cat ee f Ree pe 4 Mr. Woods Superintendent Mr. Skurvid Principal Mrs. Rice Secretary Mrs. Spirek Secretary SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Edwin Graber President Mrs. Henry Mabry Vice President Mr. Elton Vaughn Mr. William Mellott Mr. A. E. Noah Mrs. Frances Hewit Clerk Mr. Dunham Guidance Counselor HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY MRS. LOIS BOWER MRS, MIRIAM DOWDELL MISS GLADYS SECHRIST A.B. ENGLISH B.S. ENGLISH BAS. evict LANGUAGE MRS. MARY LOU MACK MR. KARL FRICK MR. DONALD SNYDER MRS. MARY ANNE HOCKER iSpesoe ail ea Ge) ta oye Boos Dea LAT Fi B.S., M.A. CHEMISTRY B.A. COMMERCIAL oGIENCE MR. RICHARD BURTON MRS. JUANITA ROMICK MR. WILLIAM FISSELL B.S., M.A. IND. ARTS Aebe SGIENCE B.M., M.A. MUSIC MRS. JOANNE GRIMM MR. TONY FERMELLI MRS. BETTY HASTINGS MR. JACOB SCHOCK Bowe GIENCE Boo wee DUGA LION Bes. sHOME EDUCATION BoA. HISTORY MRS. MARTHA WOOD Bes. “ENGLISH, THOMESEC, - MR. DAVID HOFFMAN MR. THOMAS MORRIS Baa SOCIAL RSe TUDES Bes ae a, N87 MR. WILBER WEIR MR. BERNARD SPECHALSKE MISS DARLA HANNA MRS. MILDRED HOBART Bos. AG. Boo. NVA, SPHY EDs BO PEE CH BoE Ge MUSIC 8 COOKS Mrs. Eglin, Mrs. Bean, Mrs. Harris BUS DRIVERS Mr. Alberts, Mr, Frick, Mr. Henry, Mr. Schock, Mr. Burton. CUSTODIANS Mr. Hankins, Mr. Buttolph Bob Packard and Cynthia Acker Junior Ushers Presentation of Class 10 MAIJA SAKNE JERRY A, LASCH JANET LYNN FORRESTER LORETTA J, SKIDMORE LENORE R, GRAY TOM L, PACKARD MARY L, MOSGROVE 12 DONALD WAYNE LOVE DIANA CAROLE DAGUE EUGENE NICHOLS VERA LOU TRIPLETT FRED WHITACRE JOAN ELLEN COLBERT JAMES MOSHER MARY ETTA EDWARDS RONALD L, ACKER DELMA JEAN ROSS CLARENCE J, HEILMAN SHARON LEE LISTON AUDREY ANNA FOTH WILMA JUNE SHARP EARL W. MEEK, JR, SHERRY ANN FISHER 14 NANCY ANN _ REPP ROBERT L, PHILLIPS SHIRLEY LOUISE TANNER JUANITA MARIE DARR DIANE R, TANNER JAMES J, ALLEN BONNY K, KAHL DENNIS MICHAEL ESTERLE 15 bon ( eo alll PATRICIA ANN GEDOS DENNIS G, GILBERT BEVERLY KAYE PATTERSON GUYLES A, CLIFFORD CAROL MARIE KAYLOR a JANET LEE BENTON JACK F, HASTINGS MARY SUZANN PARKER 16 SUE ANN YOUNG LARRY RICHARD FUNK BEVERLY ANN SURRARRER JANE MASSIE CHARLES H. MABRY a p j . me | P ey g LINDA LEE FRIEND JERRY LEE YOST ANN WESSOLEK BETTY EAS TERDAY TIMOTHY E. NOGGLE JEAN SNIDER ERROL SPELLMAN GERALD L. UNDERWOOD DAVID M. WHINERY 18 HELEN R. BERKEY PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE BERNIE BAKER THEODORE GROENST INE BRUGES POPE MICHAEL DROTLEFF IN APPRECIATION The Senior Class of 1960 would like to express our appreciation to our class advisor, Mr. Spechdlske. In the past three years he has worked with us on our class projectsand has become our friend as well as our advisor. We feel that the success of our class could not have been obtained without his guidance. All of us wish to thank you, Mr. Spechalske, for your time and patience. At times the going has been rough, but we hope that you have some good memories of us as we do of you. 19 ACTIVITIES RONALD LEE ACKER College Preparatory Boy’s State 3; F,T.A, 2,3,4; President of Lodi F.T.A. 4; President of Medina County F.T,A, 4; Delegate to World Affairs Institute 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Head Football Manager 2,3; Annual Business Manager 4; Scholarship Team 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3; President 3; Class Treasurer 1; Class Vice- President 2, JIMMIE ALLEN College Preparatory Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Jets Club 3,4; President 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; President 3; F,T,A, 3,4; National Thespian Society 3,4; Vice-President 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, BERNARD BAKER General Course Football 1,3,4; F,F.A, 2,3,4. JANET BENTON College Preparatory Head Majorette 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; News Reporter 4; Thespian President 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Basketball Scorekeeper 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; F,T.A, 3,4; JETS3,4; Y-Teens 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus Accompanist 1,2,3,4; Girls’ En- semble 1,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Delegate to World A ffairs Institute 4; John Phillip Sousa Band Award 4, BETTY CALAME Commercial Course Junior Class Play; Newspaper Staff 3; Senior Class Play. GUYLES CLIFFORD College Preparatory Basketbbll 1; Band 1; Orchestra 1,2; Chorus l, 2,3,4; Boys’ Ensemble 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Dramatic Club 4; Thespians 4; Dramatic Club Play 4, JOAN COLBERT College Preparatory Y-Teens 1; News Reporter; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Director 4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Student Director 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 3,4; Mixed Ensemble 4, Newspaper staff 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; One Act Play 4; National Thespians 4; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Class Play 4, DIANA DAGUE Mixed Course Dramatic Club 2,3,4; F.H.A, 1,2,3,4; National Thespian Society 4; Newspaper 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Chapter Home Ec Degree 1,2; Dramatic Club Play 4, JUANITA DARR Commercial Course Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll Club 1]; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Dramatic Club Play 2; F,T.A, 2,3; News Reporter 2; Junior Class Play 3; Reserve Cheerleader 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Football Cheerleader 3,4; 2nd All-County Cheerleading Team 4, MIKE DROTLEFF General Course F,F.A, 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3,4. BETTY EASTERDAY General Course MARY ETTA EDWARDS Commercial Course Band 1; Orchestra 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ En- semble 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; F.H.A, 1,2, 3,4; Vice-President 3; State Homemaker Degree 8; President 4; District Cherry Pie Baking Contest 3; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play. DENNIS ESTERLE General Course Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; F.F.A. 1,3,4; News Reporter 4, SHERRY FISHER College Preparatory National Honor Society 2,3,4; Scholarship team. 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Vice-President 2; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Student Council 3; Secretary- Treasurer 3; Chorus 2,3,4;Y-Teens 1; G,A,A, 3,4; Annual Staff 4. JANET FORRESTER Commercial Course Dramatic Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4, AUDREY FOTH Mixed Course F.T.A, 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Glee Club 1; Art Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Speech Debate Clu b 1; Third Order 1; Vice-President 1, LINDA FRIEND Mixed Course F.H.A, 1,2; News Reporter 2; F,T.A, 2,3; Sec- retary 2; Vice-President 3; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; National Thespian Society 4; Treasurer eee a ee 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Dramatic Club Plays 2,3, LARRY FUNK General Course PAT GEDOS Mixed Course Class President 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; F,T.A, 2, 3,4; Treasurer 2; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; G,A.A, 3; Student Council President 4; Junior Class Play; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; News- paper Staff 3; Scholarship Team 3; Dramatic Club Play 2: DENNIS GILBERT General Course Football 1; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Class News- Reporter 2; Boys’ Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1; Orchestra 1,2; Newspaper Editor 3; Annual Editor 4; F.T.A., 2,3; County Chorus 4, LENORE GRAY General Course Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football Cheerleader 3,4; Re- serve Basketball Cheerleader 2,3,4; F.T.A, 2; F.H.A, 3,4; News Reporter 4; Y-Teens 1; Dramatic Club 2, 3,4; Thespians 4; Sweetheart Queen 4; May Dance Attendant 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Class Secre- tary 1; One-Act Play 2,3,4. TED GROENSTEIN General Course Entered Senior Year JACK HASTINGS College Preparatory Basketball 1,2; Class President 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; F,T,A, 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Jets Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1, 2,3,4; Buckeye Boys State; Valedictorian; Annual Staff; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys’ Ensemble 4; Merit Scholarship Test 3; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play. CLARENCE HEILMAN General Course Jr. Class Play; Annual Staff, BONNY KAHL Commercial Course F.H.A, 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, CAROL MARIE KAYLOR College Preparatory Marching Band1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Orches- tra 2; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.T.A, 2, 3,4; G.A.A, 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 4; Jr. Y-Teens 1; Annual Staff; Class Secretary 2; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Scholarship Team, JERRY LASCH General Course Dramatic Club 2,3,4; F,T.A, 2,3; Basketball 1, SHARON LISTON General Course Chorus 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3. DON LOVE General Course Track 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 4, CHARLES MABRY General Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Projectionist 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4. JANE MASSIE Commercial Course Chorus 1,3,4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Football Cheerleader 4; Reserve Basketball Cheerleader 4; Newspaper 2; Jr. Class Play; Annual Staff, EARL MEEK JR, General Course JIM MOSHER College Preparatory Jets Club, MARY MOSGROVE Commercial Course | Mixed Chorus 1; Medinamite Staff 2; Spanish Club: 1,23 CARL NICHOLS General Course F.F.A, 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Dramatic Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. TIM NOGGLE Agricultural Course F.F.A, 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Escort 2,3; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1. TOM PACKARD Agricultural Course F,F.A, 1; News Reporter 2; Secretary 3; Presi- dent 4; Basketball Reserve 1,2; Varsity 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Sweetheart Escort 1,4; May Dance Escort 2,3; Dramatic Club 3, Pp: SUZANN PARKER College Preparatory Annual Assistant Editor 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 3; F,T.A, 3,4; Drama- tic Club 2,3,4; One Act Play 2,3,4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Thespians 4; Scribe 4; Y-Teens Vice- President 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; News- paper Staff 2; Scholarship Team 1. BEV PATTERSON Mixed Course Student Council 1,2; Class Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 4; FHA, 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President 3, Secretary 4; State Homemakers De- gree 3; Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Parliamentarian 4; Dramatic Club 2; One-Act Play 2; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Y-Teens 1; Reserve Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; 2nd All-County Cheerleading Team 3; Homecoming Attendant 1,2; Queen 4; Sweetheart Attendant 2,3,4; May Dance Attendant 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,8; Orchestra 1,2,3; Girl’s State 3; McCalls Teen Fashion Board 4; World Affairs In- stitute 4, BOB PHILLIPS College Preparatory Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Student Coun- cil 2; Jets Club Vice-President 3; Dramatic Club 26 BRUCE POPE General Course Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 3, NANCY REPP Commercial Course Dramatic Club 1,2; Chorus 1,3; Newspaper Staff ae DELMA ROSS Commercial Course Feb Ae 1e2°3-4. MAIJA SAKNE College Preparatory Chorus; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; F.,T.A. 3; Intramural Sports 1,2,3; News Staff 2, JUNE SHARP Commericial Course Girls’ Glee 2; Journalism Staff 1, LORETTA SKIDMORE Commercial Course FH AI 2: JEAN SNIDER Mixed Course Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 4; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Dramatic Club Plays 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Poetry Reading Contest 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sec- retary 4; Annual Staff, ERROL SPELLMAN General Course BEV SURRARRER Commercial Course Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A, 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4. DIANE TANNER Commercial Course Homecoming Attendant 4; May Dance Attendant 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Reserve Cheerleader 3; Football Cheerleader 3,4; F,T,A, 2; Dramatic Club 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Y-Teens 1, SHIRLEY TANNER Commercial Course F.H.A, 3,4; Historian 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; President; Poetry Reading Contest 4; News Re- porter 4, VERA TRIPLETT Commercial Course Dramatic Club 2, JERRY UNDERWOOD College Preparatory Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Dramatic Club Play 2, 3,4; Rotary World Affairs Conference 4; F,T.A, 2,3,4; Jets 3; Honor Soceity 2,3,4; President 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Thespians 4, ANN WESSOLEK Commercial Course F.H.A, 1,2; Dramatic Club 3. FRED WHITACRE General Course Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3. SUE YOUNG Commercial Course F.H,A, 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4, JERR YOST College Preparatory Projectionist 1,2,3,4, HELEN BERKEY General Course Entered Senior Year, NDERCLASSMEN Jim Kreiner Maryanna Lawton Donna Lutsch William Lythe Larry Matthews Janet Mattox Jack McVicker Julia Metek Shirley Morrison Sandy Meyers Caron Nicholas Jim Nicholas Clarence Norris Ronnie Norton Bob Packard Pat Palker Jay Peterson Alma Phillips Larry Phillips Susan Potts Cliff Repp Ralph Repp Bob Robishaw Glenda Rogers Melvin Ross Joan Seal Eric Schram Mary Smith Kathy Tanner Sandy Taylor Jackaye Thornton Kenny Travis Don Vandermark Linda Vanasdal Gary Vaughn Karen Vaughn Ed Vozar Dennis Warner Dennis Weber Don Workman ABSENT Myra Sanders Richard Siegenthaler 24 JUNIOR CLASS ————— Cindy Acker Sandi Adams Gary Armstrong Ron Ault Irene Bigley Bill Blough Earl Brainard John Bryson Treva Caskey Elaine Clemens Kay Clevidence Linda Cover Bob Davis Walter Dearth Diane DeVoe Larry DeVoe Bob Dexter Carol Egbert Sharon Elliott Judy Esterle Max Farnsworth Jerry Felver Don Fergerson Doyle Fetzer Karen Forrester Vivian Grim James Grim Donna Groenstien Bill Halley Gerald Heilman Carol Jackson Bill Johnson Richard Johnson Paul Kling Margie Kisling Louis Knight 26 Dianne Adams Dan Allen Richard Anderson Dorthy Arters Lavina Ault Roy Barnett Donald Bishop Mary Bittner Mary Blough Bob Brown Nancy Bryant Shirley Burnside Kenneth Denson Grover Dorsey Martin Drotleff Bruce Dunkle Kay Dunkle Alene Eller Joyce Emmons Paulette Fiala Donna Fortune Olivia Goodwin Linda Gray Peggy Gunkelman Bill Heffelfinger Glynice Hein Larry Hetsler Joan Hopkins Paul Howman SOPHOMORE CLASS Gene Kubis Eva Kungl Jill Leggett Ron Lucas Dave Miller Larry Miller Dorsey Mosgrove Paul Newman Dave Norton Rose Petsker Don Phillips Elaine Pitz George Popovic Lenoard Ramsey Dean Sanders Charles Siman Georgianna Siman Joanne Slorgie Dave Smith Tom Smith Bob S tewart Jim Stewart Bill Thurman Barbeth Waisack Diana West Ilene Whitacre Joan Wilson Larry Young ABSENT Eleanor Repp “ FRESHMAN CLASS Shelley Anderson Susan Aungst Ralph Bigley Jesse Boyd Evangeline Bryson Gloria Carroll Helen Carver Charles Caskey Joyce Casper Larry Croskey Jack Dalej John Daly Charles Debroe Jane Delcamp Lee Anne Dibble Judy Fetherolf Leroy Fiala Donald Fisher Helen Fortune Judy Fortune June Foth Larry Francis Barbara Funk Cletus Garver Romona Gilson Norman Ginter Sharon Grier Carol Grim Jim Hastings Joyce Holzer Darrell Howell Harvey James Christine Jones Rick Kindig Marilyn Kling Philip Kucinski Linda Lance Shirley Lance Roger Landis Anita Landrum Charlotte Landrum ABSENT Judith Sehech Charles Isabell Melvin Nulph Claude Londraville Richard Londraville Linda Martinson Barbara Massie Richard Matthews Sharlotte McKenzie Nancy Meek Eugene Metek Fred Milkey Charles Moore Peter Moore Donita Norris Paul Page Anne Petsker Sue Phillips Robert Popovic Howard Ream Bob Reed Sandra Robishaw Patricia Rogers Bernice Ross Patricia Ryel Robert Schondel Mary Sillasen Cynthia Smith Linda Snider Patricia Spirek Ronnie Storm Judy Strouse Jack Tuebner Paul Tursic Thomas Vaughn Darrell Warner Albert Weber Ralph Williams Nancy Wilson Janice Young Linda Young John Zernel ABSENT LaDonna Baker Pat Weber Linda Westfall Sharon Blevins Wayne Harder Roger Adams Diane Allen Jane Anderson Ronnie Auble Carla Barnes Bill Benefit Ronald Berry Sue Bigley Warren Brinker Judy Brophy Dave Buttolph Dave Byers Carole Christy Tom Cooper Bill Cover Tom Cox Bill Croft Eloise Croskey Roger Davis Barbara Denson Del Dorsey Les Edwards Liz Eglin Tom Felver Lynn Foth Karl Friend Kay Funk Dora Gasser Sandy Gilbert Larry Good Sandy Grear David Grimm Dan Hall Gary Hall Janet Halley Anita Honacker Dave Hoops John Howman EIGHTH GRADE Virginia Jackson Arnold Kelley Loren Kinney Dave Kreiner Arlene Landrum Kathy LeMar Raymond Lewis Diane Massie Ray Massie Roger McCrea David McVicker Al Meek Dianne Miller Ron Miller Gregory Mong Larry Mosgrove Mark Noggle Dale Norton Bob Norris MaDonna Page Bill Phillips Sue Pontins John Queberg Del-Anne Rabjohn Tom Robishaw Joan Routh Valdes Sakne Ronald Shaw Claudia Shumaker Kathleen Simon Mark Svoboda Judy Tipton Bonnie Travis Phyllis Vanasdal Mike Vanni John Waicak Kaye Welsh Joan Woodward ABSENT Ruth Senz Sandy Bigley Edna Sanders Lennie Weiser Lois Wetherbee Mary Scheck 31 Barbara Amheiser Margaret Archer Diana Beard Douglas Beard David Bennett Don Berger Rex Brinkerhoff Robert Burd Helen Caesar Charlotte Channell Dennis Clevidence Gary Clinesmith Jean Colbert Larry Cooper Wanda Cox Charlotte Crabtree Raymond Cross Larry Fetheroff Robert Fisher Larry Fontana Ronald Fulton Tom Funk David Gilson Richard Grier Rod Grimm Lois Hall Charles Hanlon Robin Heffelfinger Robert Heilman Margaret Hetsler Tom Hinkley Connie Holzer Russel Horner SEVENTH GRADE Gloria Jameson Bill Kempton Leonard Lance Donald Landis Beverly Leatherman Keith Lowe Beryl Martinson Reva Massie Linda Mathys John Miller Denver Norris Herbert Norton Kathy Ramsier Gary Rose Rodney Sampsel Connie Schondel Sandra Seward Steven Slorgie Joel Spellman Donna Stayton Bob Tanner Wolf Velbinger James Veres Mary Wallace Diana Warner Judy Warner Barbara Whitman Rita Whitmore Rose Whitmore Jim Wilson Ron Young Tay Zimmerman Dennis Zsarnay ABSENT Tony Noble Mary Springsteen Alayna Gardner Raymond Berkley Carol Brophy 33 CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR ROW ONE: Joan Colbert, Sec- retary; Mary Etta Edwards, Treas- urer; Pat Gedos, Student Council; Bev Patterson, Vice-President, ROW TWO:, Jack Hastings, Presi- dent; Don Love, Student Council, JUNIOR Judy Esterle, Secretary; Bob Packard, President; Diane DeVoe, Student Council; Jackaye Thornton, Treasurer, FRESHMAN ROW ONE: Don Fisher, Student Council; Linda Lance, Secretary- Treasurer; Janice Young, Student Council, ROW TWO; Pat Spireck, President; Nancy Wilson, Vice- President, SOPHOMORE ROW ONE: Kay Dunkle, Secretary; Dave Miller, Student Council; Linda Gray, Treasurer; Tom Smith, Student Council, ROW TWO; Olivia Goodwin, President; Eva Kungle, Vice-President. ACTIVITIES __ NATIONAL HONOR, SOCIETY : STUDENT COUNCIL With Mr. Spechalske as their advisor, the Student Council makes the laws governing the student body insofar as they do not con- fiict with administrative policies. ROW ONE: Diane DeVoe, Mike Vanni, Pat Gedos, John Bryson. ROW TWO: Greg Mong, Don Love, Don Fisher, Jan Young. HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE: C, Kaylor, M, Lawton, J, Peterson, S, Tanner, J, Snider, B. Patterson, J, Benton. ROW TWO: Mrs. Bower, S, Young, S, Parker, J, Thornton, J, Colbert, B, Surrarrer, K, Tanner, M, E, Edwards, S, Fisher, Cc, Acker, G, Armstrong, ROW THREE: D, Love, B, Packard, C, Repp, L, Knight, J, Underwood, R, Acker, B, Halley, J, Hastings, J, Allen. Each year the National Honor Society adds to its membership those students who meet requirements based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character, It should be the goal of every student to achieve these qualities, THESPIANS ROW ONE: Linda Friend, Jim Allen, Janet Benton, Joan Colbert, Suzann Parker, Miss Sechrist. ROW TWO: Pat Gedos, Carol Kaylor, Jerry Underwood, Jack Hastings, Jay Peterson, Diana Dague, Jean Snider. The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Miss Sechrist, presents each year, three one-act plays. One of these is sent to the County Dramatic Festival. The Thespian organization is an honor society for the members of the Dramatic Club. The goal of each member is to earn enough points to become a Thespian. DRAMATIC CLUB ROW ONE: J. Leggett, A. Phillips, D. ae Dague, J. Benton, G. Armstrong, J. Peter- BON wi eriend,. o. Parker, G. Jackson, C. Egbert. ROW TWO: Miss Sechrist, O. Goodwin, S. Potts, S. Fisher, C. Kaylor, J. Wilson, J. Colbert, M. Bittner, J. Snider, iKeGLeWICdelCC ema mmEONlester Gas IMO. Po Fidlas ROW THREES 5S. Myers, T. Smith, J. Allen, D. Gilbert, J. Hastings, J. Under- wood, D. Anderson, B. Brown, D. Allen, eerackatd.) D.veDavas,) D . .Phillips,. D. INOILON ey a leasiddd ROW @EOUR:S oS. Taylor, J. Esterle, D. DeVoe, K. Dunkle, s. Morrison, T. Caskey, K. Tanner, E. Clemens, M. Kisling, L. Gray, J. Massie, K. Nicholas, J. Thornton. 37 The Junior Engineering Technical Soci- ety is an organization dedicated to producing future scientists. Mr. Frick andMr. Everett, their advisors, and their sponsor, TheAmeri- can Packing Corporation, assist them with their various projects, ROW ONE: J. Benton, D, Smith, K, Dunkle, B, Halley, O, Goodwin, A, Lan- drum, P, Kucinski, J, Deleamp. ROW TWO: G, Popovic, J, Allen, J, Daly, J. Hastings, L. Knight, Mr. Frick, J, Kreiner, J, Zernel. The Future Teachers of America organ- ization, through the guidance of Mrs. Hocker and Mrs. Mack, is an active member of the county chapter as well as being an active local group. They receive first hand exper- ience in teaching by assisting and substituting for teachers, 38 ROW ONE: J. Peterson, B, Packard, J, Hastings, R, Acker, J, Esterle, C, Acker. ROW TWO: Mrs. Hocker, C, Kaylor, S, Parker, K, Tanner, J. Wilson, A, Foth, J, Benton, S, Fisher, Mrs. Mack. ROW THREE: J. Thorton, M, Lawton, J, Allen, J, Underwood, V. Grimm, J, Emmons, kK, Nicholas, The Future Homemakers of America organization has as its motto, ‘‘Towards New Horizons’®, Under the guidance of Mrs. Hastings they strive to create an interest in homemaking, ROW ONE: D, West, B, Patterson, C, Acker, M, Edwards, S, Tanner, L, Gray, M, Bittner, Mrs. Hastings. ROW TWO: S, Blevins, J, Fetheroff, L. Young, L, Gray, J. Slorgie, M, Kisling, L, Dibble, S, Phillips, D, Baker, J. Leggett. ROW THREE: J, Young, D, Dague, B, Kahl, B, Surrarrer, H, Carver, G, Hein, V. Grim, D, Ross, M, Lawton, K, Vaughn, E, Bryson, ROW FOUR: B, Ross, C, Jones, L, Westfall, M, Kling, N, Bryant, B, Funk, L, Lance, D, Norris, S, Grier, B, Massie. The Future Farmers of America is an organization for boys who are interested in farming. With the supervision of Mr. Weir they learn by doing through the management of their own farm, ROW ONE: T. Noggle, M, Ross, R, Norton, T, Packard, D, Whinery, C, Nichols, D, Esterle. ROW TWO: Mr. Weir, C, Moore, B, Baker, P, Howman, L, Young, B, Thurman, L, Croskey, J, Doljes, R, Landis, T, Voughn, ROW THREE: C, Mabry, R, Ault, B, Davis, M, Drotleff, B, Lythe, D, Warner, M, Drotleff, H, Ream, E, Kubis, J, Tuebner. ROW FOUR: L, Fiala, E, Vozar, E, Metek, R, Lucas, G, Voughn, M, Farnsworth, C, Repp, D, Fisher, E, Kindig, C, Simon, B, Dunkle. SAFETY PATROL Safety Is Our Password ROW ONE: Linda Tipton, Pete Dague, Barbara Andrews, Ray Zimmerman, Herbie Norton, Patty Croft, Craig McEnroe, Beverly Burket. ROW TWO: Charles Hudson, Robbie Hall, Clayton Brinker, Worthy Channell, Glenda Stevic, Bill Faylor. ROW THREE: Joyce Miller, David Gilson, Gary Rose, Rodney Hooper, Mike Grier. ROW FOUR: Don Brophy, Jim Anderson, Bob Miller, Jeff Siders, Ron Fahler, J. C. Croft, Terry Maxwell, Jim Funk. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE Many organizations ask this select group of girls to participate in their programs. Both the Girl's Ensemble and the Mixed Ensemble received a rating of excellent in the County Music Festival. ROW ONE: J. Colbert, M. Kisling, Pianist, L. Lance; H. Berkey, M. Edwards. ROW TWO: J. Delceamp, J.” Meéetek,” CGC. Kavyloryel. sbenton, | a olideraalyi. Lawton. 40 MIXED ENSEMBLE R, Schondel, B, Thurman, R, Johnson, J. Colbert, D, Gilbert, J, Underwood, G, Clifford, J, Hastings, L, Mathews. Under the direction of Mrs, Hobart the chorus meets twice a week and sings for the Christmas assem- bly and for the spring open house, CHORUS 4] 42 MARCHING BAND The marching band not only plays at all of the home football games but takes part in the parades held at Lodi. They also participate in the annual Medina County Bandarama, they went to Baldwin Wallace College to a high school band day. This year Georgianna Simmon, Joan Wilson, Barbara Funk, Joyce Holzer, Lee Ann Dibble, Oliva Goodwin. Head Majorette, Janet Benton. CONCERT BAND Organizing immediately after the closing of the football season, the Concert Band participates in the open house program given inthe spring, and arranges summerconcerts. Their director is Mr. Fissell. ORCHESTRA Meeting once a week under the supervision of Mr. William Fissell, the orchestra prepares a concert for open house. They also play for commencement exercises. Although it is a small group they enjoy playing together. 43 A GOOD YEAR IN At the State Competition, Bill Heffelfinger won the gold medal in Class A competition for the 220 yard dash, He also came home with third place in the 100-yard dash, 44 SPORTS FOOTBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Dan Allen, Bob Phillips, CliffRepp, Mike Drotleff, Jim Allen, Cletus Garver, Jim Kriener, Gene Metek, John Zernel. ROW TWO: Larry DeVoe, Dave Miller, Marty Drotleff, Bob Davis, Ken Fraxler, Claude Londraville, Don Fisher, Dick Londraville, John Daly. ROW THREE: Jay Peterson, Gary Armstrong, Jim Hastings, Charles Isabell, Bob Popovic, Bernard Baker, George Popovic, Bruce Pope, Larry Young. ROW FOUR: Bill Heffelfinger, John Bryson, Bob Packard, Jim Nicholas, Bob Brown, Dick Ander- son, Dennis Esterle, Jerry Underwood, Tom Packard. Mr. Spechalske - Coach Mr. Frick - Assistant Coach ROW ONE: Lenore Gray, Bev Patterson, Jane Massie, Juanita Darr. ROW TWO: Shirley Burnside, Kathy Tan- ner, Dorothy Arters, Diane Tanner. 40 oring Big In Every Period or Unbeaten Kecord | Lodi Mauls Milan, 74-8 Lodi Survives Leroy If scores are any indication, tek this is a sea-|Bengals. Rie Sal eed iseues on tkreridivatt vices Ta produce | | The Tigers rp Slamming together in traditional! hs Lodi’ _ of wide- open football. for the loser Lodi’s Tigers ‘joined the high- scoring parade with. —_———— string jr fae LO Sea — | punishe 8 lashing of ‘weak pepe on the Lorain County é the ba | k with 18 points. 59 Coles fired 14, while Dan Al-| 1 for whi len and Bob Packard added li ing scor ed all season Ove I tume, s Tigers waited @ : In MCL spectively. lo the er and In jand 10 tallies resp tops for the|,,, you just a3 t wad Jan ighard while Dean). i Sha Champion Black River cs Lodi’ spring this one, ' remaining, ne | ag. points, ie m ing. ds n't beat this for tim soe no secon ¢ ih wactly eS ‘ ot! ehances to) Bues Waltz contribt ut- ch just sparkled | ame whi j rd added 11 lth whe ty th the £ . e lutch performances, : rata : alr trimmed powerful Black f ; a i i. OL pr : way @ O i, Wines carrié n overtime con- | ounty fourna- “1 set i ; “tx nent at tht vighland ocett won a J Ider § ee bog, — night. ae OF Lodi hela 4 adir ee aed in Le nN [ . lead in the stati’w. i, Fo. § ring up 209 vards on wu. grour a lit e .. p- and adding 113 in the air for = = wn ed o E a+ O ee 1 Ou eas a: oe oO inners dur I}field_ goals for bal = 4 to Lodi’s | ‘first downs. mar- b und nie -.@ gi eantic | oe eee fa PS | . ay evening, befor, | CXt oe L di he O s ue “ee Pelore [era Pans, making the hag, COC! igers | 5 OQ N C QO’ 7 oye | the third stanza oe Nip Berlin (Champ uve More — On 4 20. “ Yare t | ¢ nd. Jim pow In Thriller : By David Hamilton | then ‘lay | r shot, |. Schoo], In 1969 e = a teeth-rattling defensive batt bed “ured some of the se y | V “= tackles, Lodi e e win‘over Be Then Ben Spechalski’s S)javun| Lodi� gh |e R e latter's fie ek Ligers of Lot) - Nd Sevilie| .-.0? lerway this dq, di 7 mbles ’éle un a [haa to bie he {Na i over center | oO U u “a | be back jn co eas ds the Medi son, everyone 5s ts in the gin of victory wi it was only a mé A Si le € shock | The . wr : : yi , 4 j ro ry e before they to O WW ing -'€ inter. | Ir il, with only 3g WAS scorel. jft in the gam | tonnie nin 2 S6ae on the extra-poin OQ Conference c hip home. Foul Shot net on. 80- 0 fin’t matter becau: the Medina out on the Berliner : ts lar Yorth Ce ) eee: ed ‘David Hamilton, Up orth Ce at (ginal) pis. OF: a foul shot with adi Ro nt cent yb ot migrated” my . 2 40 sekonds remain- Ho og . 182 or jl this one out for _ e of the seasons t | pete = aa “e 5 i 444 7 � Cae champions This has aot ad) ad the openi 1g kic ikecnc 8S wee 100 182 Medina County ‘i big, oe ourst is lea i ies eve ae) 4 1 h Pirates of ne ition me elt| five, disaster bei) HW in ig aes g 10 be ued + ed 4 their opposit a th ?: as Danny All Suan aun oie 4 9 106 06° 65. .% vd 99-0 victory . ° lose ball in the e Ditoy os. 4 , os Spin leveled at CS : on ai Friday night Sek Lay tec HH serve fe rer 1 = 5 364 vorth steppes rence play at Loch. ery nibs ‘én we oe : b Seige ne a row lin ot ro when they ar Arm, © pa fiebaece GFE Sonatas « Sthe ss you. do said| while Jim RET add- held the enemy Hien “.- eney wasted : oat an't stop “your haiski, after his) strong. and peed McM ‘ending on a scol Hl he a ee ee ct e was at wach B — Tew their fiith | ed one each. . - ™ m e€ ; i ein. Ig os _-he Pirates missed jtraight win of ne eid a rea-| te thdowns; ae “sr their free tosses Plymouth, whic Ot apparent: | fi 0: Anderso® teal KED up 20 yar it yards « ates ers failed in 16 at- jonably cm se interest in the lupe. 7 Esteri. Under io 500. B. play, lateralli | Riga vie “ona : owners that first period. Lo- | Petersom Kreiner nen, Barer, Nich-g Bob Phillips { ‘the extra, _-«. Lot mao halftime lead, |— . 30b Packard mx Tough Defense, Too! High mar oe ve aet_ee_O: E, = aBak:| in 20 on a quart : ith 23. Dan os al | 4 hey kicked to Wakeman | Allen w odi Has fiP35, x: Jdn’t let them go anywhand Jim Nicholas, ¢ : Reason To ri a re also double figure ov -- slaying Wie oon : 7: holas and BUR = an. ve for another TD. This t for le the Pirates Jim Nic three TD’S rodi.--- °° . w aves h sone Lo The action and the ‘inger eac Bernie Baker | Ply mouth bias 5. paker 2, Allen. | petween the ) + Au en drove 20 yards for | eague | | hice ree on ee Fiat 3-0 on the Al s nf «@ 2 uring two scores, Pe org at “Armstrong. Mabe hie 3, er threaten! we ‘fing the ball on a punt, the Tigers. FOOTBALL MN — es Lm 48 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Greg Mong, Bill Craft, Dave Buttolph, Tom Funk, Bud Lance. ROW TWO: Ron Young, Robin Heffelfinger, Tom Robishaw, Bob Fisher, Larry Fetherolf. ROW THREE: David Grimm, Dave Kreiner, Bob Norris, Dave Hoops, Bob Tanner, Rod Grimm. CHEERLEA DERS Kathy LeMar, Claudia Shumaker, Sandy Gilbert, Beryl Martinson 49 HOMECOMING 1959 HURON VALLEY October 16, 1960 QUEEN BEVERLY PATTERSON SENIOR ATTENDANT. Diane Tanner Escorts Jim Allen Bruce Pope Bob Phillips Jerry Underwood JUNIOR ATTENDANT. .Kathy Tanner Escort John Bryson SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT ob ev eben ste te ee een LOGUE ih Scie Escort Dick Anderson FRESHMAN ATTENDANT woe oe uel en or gees MCU CTO. VRS EEO tise Escort Eugene Metek Crown Bearer .. 2.0 9s ) Becky Rogers 1958.Queen . 2.2. ea bonnie: Miller VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM � parts hf . ee Stes ms 4 sf ae red — SEC eh 5 ee te, ied � ee ee ssiteet os 24 ROW ONE; Manager, C, Mabry; L, DeVoe, C, Repp, D, Allen, G, Armstrong, Manager, D, Miller. ROW TWO; B, Packard, J, Underwood, D, Anderson, T, Packard, J, Nicholas, Coach, Mr. Dunham, 1959-60 VARSITY VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Hie ee aM Ruggles Troy 59-74 66-69 “Black River 65-66 56-68 Seville 50-66 69-67 “Buckeye 18-84 68-50 LaGrange 33-48 Doylestown 67-76 Brunswick 64-47 714-52 Highland 64-67 79-62 TOURNA MENT L V Leroy 62-37 Black River 63-59 Seville 64-67 LEAGUE 6-6 SEASON otal “League Games Kathy Tanner, Bev Patterson, Diane Tanner, Juanita Darr, 51 52 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Rod Grimm, Dave Hoops, Tommy Cox, Bob Norris, Dave Buttolph. ROW TWO: Mr. Schock, Buddy Lance, Greg Mong, Bobby Tanner, Tom Funk, Russell Horner. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Kathy LeMar, Claudia Shumaker, Sandy Gilbert, Beryl Martinson. BASKETBALL SEASON I959—1960 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM ROW ONE: C, Mabry, L, DeVoe, P. Kucinski, D, Smith, J, Hastings, B, Dunkle, G, Armstrong, D, Miller. ROW TWO: E, Metek, C, Garver, J, Daly, C, Londraville, N, Ginter, F, Milkey, Mr. Spechalske, RESERVE CHEERLEADERS 1959-60 RESERVE “Leroy 26-38 17-20 Ruggles Troy 267-27 Sona “Black River 33-26 31-48 Seville 29-28 34-29 “Buckeye 54-24 22-28 LaGrange 34-25 Doylestown 46-38 “Brunswick 37-35 31=29 “Highland 27-35 41-31 LEA GUE L=5 SEASON 9-7 “League Games Shirley Burnside, Dorothy Arters, Lenore, Gray, Jane Massie. 54 ROW ONE: George Popovic, Jay Peterson, Larry DeVoe, Dave Miller. ROW Two: Bill Heffelfinger, Dick Anderson, Jim Nicholas, Bob Packard. The track team, having a successful season, received second place in the county track meet and entered a number of boys in the district meet in Berea, Bill Heffelfinger qualified for the state meet, It was at the state meet that Bill won the gold medal in Class A competition for the 220- yard dash, He also came home with third place in the 100-yard dash, 55 BASEBALL George Popovic. ROW TWO: Mr. Leggett, Larry DeVoe, Bob Packard, Jim Nicholas, John Daly, Bob Popovic, Dan Allen, Bruce Dunkle, ROW ONE: Gary Armstrong, Dave Smith, Marty Drotleff, Bob Davis, With a fine 6-3 record the baseball team ended one oftheir best seasons, The team won the county championship and therefore was eligible for the Berea District play off at Columbia Park, Columbia Station, They were soon out of the play offs because of a heart breaking 5-4 defeat to Rittman, The team was made up of mostly Sophomores and Juniors, therefore assuring Cloverleaf of a good team for the next several years, ACTIVITIES SR. ATTENDANT Bey Patterson ESCORT Dave Whinery JR. ATTENDANT Judy Esterle ESCORT. Cliff Repp LENORE GRAY ESCORT, TOM PACKARD SOPH. ATTENDANT Shirley Burnside ESCORT Marty Drotleff FRESH. ATTENDANT Linda Lance ESCORT 4 Howard Ream 1. gems RE A. Seal Q.. EZ = 7) N Ke —i U 1960 POST PROM PARTY SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE INNER WILLY oo 7 Ly Z Ze CHAIR THIRTEENTH JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ELEMENTARY GRADES 6 S 1 =) 1 x ’ a5; “ a FE, ie ra yn aa a x iS) oe QA fy fa fy, ©) = n oe = ey (7p) Et jaa} t a = : : : : 4 5‘ O a) ee 2 = SS 64 MRS. FULLER MRS. DUNHAM MRS. BENNADER MRS. MESSENGER MRS, BENSON MISS KIPLINGER MRS. SECHRIST te te SIXTH GRADE Tom Allen Barbara Andrews Susan Anderson Laura Aston Janice Berger John Barnes Leola Brammer Russell Buttolph Beverly Burket Robert Cash Karen Clemens James Coe Patty Croft Margo Dague Roland Dague Donnie Daniels Ronnie Daniels Don Daso Lewis DeLong Michael Dibble Ronald Fahler Claudia Ferguson Richard Fisher Connie Fissell Loretta Fortune Lynn Frank Anthony Gedos Douglas Ginter Eric Grimm Bill Hall Harold Hanlon 66 Karen Horner Jerry Heilman Linda Herr Charles Hess Rodney Hooper Patsy Howell Cheryl Hudson Philip Johns Sandra Kucinski Mary Mabry Jerry Maxwell Joyce Miller Lance Miller Richard Miller Barbara Mong Cheryle Neptune Mickey Orr Hazel Pemberton Annabell Plummer Richard Repp David Rice Danny Shumaker Dan Skinner Dennis Smith Jane Spirek Linda Tipton Betty Traxler Donna Triplett Pamela Wood Larry Yoss ABSENT Nancy Weiser Bonnie Hankins Clarice Daniel 67 FIFTH GRADE Pamela Allen Marjorie Allis Charlotte Amheiser Ralph Anderson Ted Anderson Kenneth Archer Clayton Brinker Don Brophy Karen Carroll Worthy Channell Linda Clinesmith Sally Cooper Vickie Crittenden David Cross Anita Earll Marda Edmundson Sharon Ensign Jim Fitzsimmons Carole Fulton Jim Funk Janet Gray Kathy Grear Mike Grear Robbie Hall James Harsh Jonathan Heffelfinger Peggy Hejduk Ruth Higgins Jean Hinkley Roger Hinkley Peggy Howell Ruth Howman Bill Jackson Albert Jameyson James Kimbler Kenneth Landis Michael Landrum Paul Lawton Carolyn Lewis Candace Martinson Tom Matus Craig McEnroe Robert Miller Phil Morrison Charlotte Norris Gary Patterson Douglas Repp Gene Reynolds Juanita Rice Tom Rice Richard Rowe Carol Schondel Steve Sivard Charlene Spice Don Stepp Charlotte Stuman Lynn Vorce Jane Warner ABSENT Rebecca Decker 69 70 Chester Allen Danny Anderson Jimmy Anderson John Anderson Virginia Andrews Donnie Barczie Ronald Baughman Bobby Berger Roger Briggs Larry Brammer Martha Burd Deborah Burket Dan Byers Ronald Crabtree Je Ge xGrott David Dearth Karen Dedmon George Edwards Billy Fahler Cindy Felver Gary Furdous Jo Ann Gasser Linda Gentry Roderick Gilbert Suzanne Goodwin Pamela Grimm Butch Hall Jane Hastings Susie Heilman Teddy Hinckley Rebecca Hoge Charles Hudson Freda Hudson FOURTH GRADE Harry James Susan Knight Shirley Landis Garnette Landrum Linda Leatherman Marion Lewis Linda Massey Bruce McDaniel Lynn McEnroe Candice Meek Denny Meyers Regina Orr Robert Pado Linda Patterson Merle Pemberton Shelley Ramsier Susan Remington Gerry Reynolds June Scheuerman Jeffrey Siders Patricia Srofe Linda Stayton Glenda Stevic Joyce Tipton John Vanni Gary Van Scyoc Timothy Vellenoweth Teddy Vorce Elizabeth Warner Linda Warner Donald Whitacre Marilyn Yoss ABSENT Phil Hankins Diane Calfee Claudia Marvin 7] 72 David Amheiser Gary Anderson Wayne Andrews Neal Archer Barbara Bates Cathy Beard Jill Brinkerhoff Carol Caesar Mary Canfield Carolyn Croskey Mark Croskey Rod Cross Harvey Curran Roberta Davis Penny DeVoe James Dolejs Diana Earll Cathy Fissell Susan Furdous Gary Garver Vicky Goehring Donald Gray Phillip Grier Tom Grimm Gary Hall Glenna Hejduk Linda High Jean Hill David Hoge Jan Hoge Denise Howell Claire Howman Kathy Jameyson Rebecca Johns Barbara Kimpton Robert Kindig David Kratzer Larry Lattea Roger Lewis Darlene Massie Vera Mathys THIRD GRADE Robert Matus Kathy Miller Mary Mong Cynthia Neptune John Norris Ricky Parker Vickie Patterson Stan Piatt William Plummer Connie Pontius James Potts Jon Potts Ronald Ramsier Mary Repp Larry Reynolds Linda Reynolds Janet Rice Janice Ridgeway Nancy Rinehart John Rogers Billy Rose Douglas Sanford Robert Schenerman Susan Schondel Bennie Sickels Timmy Snell Kay Snyder Robert Snyder Carol Stewart Joan Strouse Christopher Stuart Lisa Vanasdal Gregory Van Scyoc Helena Varney Judy Wallace Eva Warner Paul Warmer Kathy Weir John Whitman John Wolfe Linda Yergin ABSENT Helen Kuntz Beckey Rust Patty Higgins 73 74 Mary Allen Tommy Anderson Gary Baugnman William Bauman Sally Bensinger Gene Berger David Boyd William Boyd Sandra Canfield Linda Carroll Beatrice Channell Becky Coe Randy Crabtree Beth Curran Craig Duck Jimmy Edmundson Marilyn Edmundson Mark Fitzsimmons Joe Fixel Gregory Franks Susan Frank Billy Fulton Betty Garver Robert Grimm Mark Grimm Connie Hall Gloria Hall Patti Halley Bobbie Jo Harrington Rosemary Hnizdil Randy Hoge Dennis Hoops James Horner SECOND GRADE Larry Horner Bonnie Howell Billy Howell Linda Howell Dale Howman Bobby Iafelice Barbara Lawton Jacquelyn Lizotte Steven McClord Kay Miller Tommy Miller Lonnie Morrison Gary Nease Linda Pado Dennis Patterson Christine Remington Kathleen Rogers Dennis Rufener Cheryl Schondel Edward Scott Jim Siders Diane Smith Steven Smith Robert Steiner Douglas Stuman Melanie Tait Dwain Tipton David Tripplett Wayne Vorce Mike Warner David Watson Catherine Welch Diana Yergin ABSENT Jane Decker Jeanne Decker Brenda Pilney 75 FIRST GRADE Charles Amheiser Jeff Anderson Ricky Atkins Vicki Beliles Shelly Bennett Howard Canfield Delbert Correll Shirley Crabtree Dale Curran James Dearth Judy Dearth Debbie Dunham Carl Emery Pamela Emery Roy Emery Dennis Ensign Pamella Ernst Susan Fisher Alice Gillen Shirley Gray Christie Hall John Hall Diana Hill Vicky Hinckley Marilyn Howell Thomas Hudson Mary Ann Jackson Patti Johnson Debbie Lance Charles Landis Christine Leatherman Retha Lewis Tom Lloyd Larry Mapes Mike Massey ABSENT Betsy Anderson Donna Sue Howell Sharon Hankins Ted Calfee 76 ee aaSSaaaaaSSSaSaaaQgKE hh Bonnie Mathys David Matus Rebecca Pado Cheryl Parsons Shirley Pemberton Walter Ramsier Larry Reed Billy Remington Dennis Remington Larry Reynolds Mike Reynolds John Ridgeway Debbie Roberts Claudia Rom Karen Rowe Kathy Schempp Harold Scholz Billy Schondel Lorraine Schram Pamela Smith Jan Snell Darry Stahl Laura Starkey Paul Taylor Judy Thomas Lora Vanasdal Rita Vitator Dixie Warner Sharon Watson Noreen Weaver Billy Whitmore Pam Wolfe Linda Wood Wade Yoss Junior Veres 78 Jerry Allen John Allis Terry Alspach, Gene Andrews George Aston Roberta Bachtel David Battles Bobby Bauman Jerry Beliles Ricky Beliles Barbara Boyd Wendy Jo Brophy Lois Buttolph John Camfield Carol Correll Sheila Dague Donna Dearth Rodney Dearth Denny Dedman Melanie Everett Glenn Farner Danny Farrell Sandra Faulkner Mike Fields Wayne Fontana Debbie Hall Dewey Hall Jill Hall Hendley Hoge John Honaker Martha Howman Christine Iafelice Randy Jameyson Beverly Johns KINDERGARTEN Chuck Kobb Cheryl Landrum Rebecca Lewis Donald Marlow Greg Nease Laura Norton Kitty Parsons Jeff Patterson Ava Sue Plummer Kelvin Rice Becky Rogers David Schempp Donald Schondel Joanne Schondel Richard Scholy Debbie Sharp Janet Siders Christine Slater Ellen Stepp John Stevic David Tait Steven Underwood Valorie Van Scoyc Renee Velenoweth Ursula Velbinger Dale Warner Mike Warner Pam Warner Mary Weber Tom Weber Barbara Welch Greg Williams Melford Worth Julie Yergin Marjorie Yonkers Carol Yoss ABSENT Pattie Carroll Diana Gillan Susan Calfee Michael Janicyson Greg Marvin Vicki Weitzel 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Bush Park Restaurant sol bye ies ee) el Burbank Grain Feed Kindig Morton's Camera Velbinger CLASS HISTORY School days, school days, good old golden rule days, Well here we are, seniors, our Lodi school days will be only memories, There are twenty-two seniors who met Miss Loomis and Mrs, Fuller that first exciting day. They were Juanita Darr, Janet Benton, Carol Kaylor, Beverly Patterson, Jerry Yost, Suzann Parker, Dennis Gilbert, Betty Calame, Joan Colbert, June Sharp, Tom Packard, Sherry Fisher, Pat Gedos, Janet Benton, Fred Whitacre, Larry Gunk, Jack Hastings, Bob Phillips, Diana Dague, Bruce Pope, Jerry Underwood, and Diane Tanner, By the second grade school was old hat. Some of us had difficulty remembering that Miss Loomis was now Mrs, Hutton, First grade babies, second grade tots, third grade angels,--we were an exception to that one, But Mrs. Cummins and Mrs, Hollinger did a marvelous job with us. Most of us knew our multiplication table by the time we left. Mary Etta and Nancy joined us this year, The fourth grade meant being able to play on the ‘‘older’® side of the schoolhouse, writing and producing plays but tragedy in the loss of David Stone from our class, Even though David has been an invalid since he has always remained with us in spirit, Erroll and Tim were the additions this year, Our first year of being on the second floor came next, The thrill and the superior feeling in climbing those stairs -- and ever since we have had the privilege of climbing stairs to ourhome room (Ugh), Bonny and Jane were the new additions this year, The sixth grade was filled with many and exciting activities among which square- dancing was outstanding, Jim Allen joined us that memorable year. In the seventh grade we became the target of all complaints and the eighth wasn’t much better, as we were just beginning to work as a class, Vera became one of us that year, The year we became freshmen was the beginning of a new era in our high school life, It now became necessary to make money by the standard method of bakesales. Our sophomore year was the big year to join clubs, Dramatic Club, F, T, A, - there were so many we had little time for class activities. Juniors, whoosh--all our hard earned money spent on a prom, And what a prom? There never was a better one! This year our class went to New York for five days and discovered that Mr. | Spechalske who has been our Lord and master the past four years has a wonderful wife and is a great guy himself. | 104 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY June 1, 3050 Today, an ancient diary was discovered which, it is believed, was written around 1975 A.D, about a small civilization called seniors originating in a small community called Lodi. The author is unknown except for the initials S, P, but it was probably one of the group, We are publishing one of the diary pages in its entirety. Dear Diary, I just returned from our class reunion. Ron Acker has become a devoted bishop in Florida, his hobby is raising orange trees. June Sharp and Sharon Liston are Rockettes -- and doing quite well. Jack Hastings is a very famous surgeon -- his specialty is piercing ears. Bev Patterson has just turned down her sixteenth chance to graduate. Janet Benton now manufactures mink covered batons for luxury loving majorettes, Her chairman of the board is Jerry Underwood. His job is feeding the mink. Dave Whinery and Carl Nichols are running a nursery where they are raising corn smut and wheat rust. Jim Allen is the most eligible bachelor for the Detroit debs since his flying car has grossed him enough to build a fifty-room mansion at Gross Point, Michigan. Linda Friend and Helen Berky who are teaching at Leroy say the new county supervisor, Jean Snider, is a regular slave-driver, Tim Noggle has just finished his tenth detective movie, The Guy and the Doll, Charlie Mabry’s fame is world wide on stage, screen, and radio. He is known as Wild Horse Charlie, King of the Cowboys. Bernie Baker also is making show biz history. His business managers Errol Spellman and Bruce Pope just love to hear the girls swoon over his crooning. Guyles Clifford spends most ofhis time playing guitar and singing over radio station W SM on THE GRAND OLE’ OPRY, the rest, in singing lullabies to his fourth set of twins. We are anxiously awaiting news from Jane Massie, Jerry Yost, Fred Whitacre, and Larry Funk, who should be now returning from the first trip to Mars. Racing car enthusiast Don Love is doing well in Italy. His fifth wife is an Italian Duchess. Bob Phillips and Joan Colbert, wh ois now a platinum blonde, are now instiff competition to be leading swimming pool manufacturers, Sue Young is an English professor and Jim Mosher a mathematics professor at Purdue University. Mary Mosgrove work’s for Medina Chamber of Commerce publicity department. Mary Etta Edwards Shillings is president of P,T.A, mayor and socialite of Burbank. Mike Drotleff, Janet Forrester, Maija Sakne, and Nancy Repp, who left for deepest Africa soon after graduation have become members of the mau-mau tribe - of course this is only rumor. After a ten year engagement Lenore Gray and Tom Packard will be married next week -- that is if Tom wins the World Championship Boxing Match, tomorrow. Shirley Tanner is enjoying life as a traveling ice cream saleswoman, Diana Dague works for Walt Disney studios where she created a popular new cartoon, Betty Easterday is the World renown fortune teller Madame Fonzo, Juanita Darr is residing at Applecreek (as head secretary), Delma Ross, Loretta Skidmore, and Ann Wessolek manufacture hair thinner for people with fat hair, Clarence Heilman draws the commercials for the company. Audrey Foth is a struggling artist of the 1960 yearbook cover fame, It seems she didn’t get a patent on it soon enough. Bonny Kahl is a missionary looking for our poor lost classmates in Africa, Bev Surrarrer Wilson and Troy have a lovely home in Alaska where they have succeeded in raising Palm Trees, Sherry Fisher and Vera Tripplett raise kangaroos in Australia. Ted Groenstein runs the Lodi Bar and Grill. Dennis Esterle has his own service station complete with girl attendants. Diane Tanner, who is now an airline stewardess, is serving complimentary champagne on a fun- flight to Moscow, Jerry Lasch is still ducking arrows. (Cupid’s) Pat Gedos, who married an Englishman, is Mrs. Antony Armstrong Jones's lady-in-waiting. Earl Meek, now has a half interest in the Hob Nob. Betty Calame is now a professional play prompter on Broadway. Carol Kaylor is a guide in New York City, in her spare time she feeds the pigeons in Central Park, Well, Dear Diary, I must get back to my latest experiment ‘on white mice, I’m working for the Pepsodent people, you know. I’m testing mice to find out where the yellow went. Signed S. Parker 106 Pe LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ARTICLE I We, Diane and Jean do hereby bequeath our identity as ‘‘The Corridor Twins’’ to any future senior girls who have lots of time todo nothing, lots of energy to tour the halls, and lots of friends among the teachers, I, Ted Groenstein, will my artistic ability to cut pies to whoever gets the job at the next fish supper. I, Jack Hastings, do hereby will my astounding sports ability to Jim Nicholas, who, I’m sure doesn’t want it, I, Linda Friend, will my ability to receive and given electric shocks to anyone in this school who cares to be electrically charged, I, Mary Etta Edwards, will by ability to bake a cherry pie to anyone who thinks it will help them get a husband, I, Clarence Heilman, will my ability to drive carefully to my kid brother, Gerold, who needs it. I, Errol Spellman, being of sound mind will my 1960 Play boy Calendar to Dennis Warner. I, Jerry Lasch of an insane mind willmy ability to get shot in the head with a bow and arrow to anywone who will turn their back on Dennis Warner. I, Don Love, give the few poor games that I’ve bowled to Larry De‘ oe, to help raise his bowling average. I, Mike Drotleff, will my great strength to anyone who can beat Denny Esterle as I can, I, Carol Kaylor, will my physics book to Bill Halley, with the hope that he will be able to find all the answers I couldn’t, I, Delma Ross, will my ability to get out of study halls and go to the library to Melvin Ross. I, Bob Phillips, being of sound mind and body will my ability to make enemies to anyone who thinks they are my friend, I, Shirley Tanner, will my ability to sell ice cream successfully for four years to anyone who likes his dinner cold, I, Bev Patterson, will my ability to talk fast to anyone who has something to say to someone but doesn’t want them to know what was said. I, Betty Calame, will my ability to be Junior and Senior Class play prompter to anyone who enjoys it as much as I did, I, Bruce Pope, will my subscription of Playboy to Dennis Warner, who might get a kick out of it, I, Ron Acker, leave to Linda Gray and Joanie Wilson, the part of my typing eraser that they have not yet used! I, Mary Mosprove, will Mrs. Hocker’s timed writings to any future student who won't get shook on timed writing days as I did. I, Jerry Underwood, will my position on the football team to Larry Featheroff and my position on the basketball team to Dick Anderson, who could use a little rest about the third quarter. I, Carl Nichols, will my ability to sleep in class to Gary Vaughn who has a good start at it. I, Larry Funk, will my great shop ability to Doyle Fetzer who needs it, I, Nity Darr, will my ability to talk all the time and get away with it to my cousin, Rod Grimm, who already has a good start, only doesn’t seem to get away with it as often! I, Dennis Gilbert, will my great success in life after studying with Dale Carnegie to anyone who wants to become a failure in ten easy lessons, I , Bonny Kahl, will my height to Jill Leggett, I, Vera Lou Tripplet, will my ability to getto class on time to Cynthia Acker who never seems to make it, I, Dennis Esterle, will my Hot ‘55 Ford to Mr. Spechalske so that he won’t be late getting to school next year, I, Jimmie Allen, being of sound mind and body will all my door hinges to the girls of Lodi so they will have more swing, e I, Earl Meek, leave to the students of Cloverleaf the books, uncomfortable seats, the teachers that gripe, all the troubles you may get into and the quiet ways of the Seniors, I, Sherry Fisher, will my seat in the Auditorium study hall to anyone lucky enough to own fur-lined underwear, I, Jerry Yost in sound body but not mind, will my ability to work on engines without the � knowledge of mechanics and still get them to run (sometimes) to Denny Esterle, I, Janet Forrester, will my quiet ways to my sister Karen, who needs them, I, Guyles Clifford, do hereby will my ability to have three wrecks, receive five warnings, and still keep my license, to any of the more daring of the driver training students, I, Lenore Gray, will my love for cheerleading to Don Fisher who thinks we need some male cheerleaders, I, Jane Massie, will my car keys to my boyfriend, Tom, in hopes that someday I may get the car that goes with them, I,. Sharon Liston, will my ability to let the annual staff write my will to anyone who has nothing to will, I, Jim Mosher, will my formula K, hair dye to anyone who can afford to touch up the roots, I, Audrey Foth, will my reading ability to anyone who wants the honor of winning the Price of Peace, I, Joan Colbert, will my cool 55 Plymouth to any Sunday driver who wants it. I, Suzann Parker, will my complexion to anyone who doesn’t want to bother with rouge, I, June Sharp, will my ability to express what I feel without anyone getting mad at me, I, Pat Gedos, will myself to anyone who will keep me in mink, I, Betty Easterday, will my ability to get out of study halls to anyone who take a whole period in one room, I, Tim Noggle, will my chin whiskers to anyone interested in starting a beard. I, Janet Benton, very happily will my old braces to anyone who has crooked teeth. I, Maija Sakne, leave my unpredictable blushing to anyone who wants to be embarrassed, I, Dave Whinery, will my ability to become a successful Vo, Ag, student to someone who is able to run a tractor. I, Bernie Baker, will my singing ability to Elvis. I, Fred Whitacre, would will my guns, but I’d rather keep them myself, I, Diana Dague, will my donkey riding ability to Mr. Frick, just in case he ever has need of it, I, Charles Mabry, will all my ponies so I won’t have to do so many chores, I, Loretta Skidmore, will my good fortune of being able to drive my brother’s car to school to anyone who has a brother with a new car, I, Ann Wessolek, will my shortness to Glynice Hein, I, Sue Young, will my boistrous ways to Jay Peterson who could use some of my kind, I, Bev Surrarrer, will my ability to keep a secret to Sandy Taylor. I, Nancy Repp, will my ability to laugh instead of snickering at Mr. Hoffman's jokes to anyone with a keen sense of humor, I, Tom Packard, will my ability to sleep in study halls to anyone who can stand the noise, ARTICLE II To Mr. Wood we leave our congratulations for breaking our attendance record during the bad weather, To Mr, Skurvid we leave a super dooper unbreakable floor mop for the kitchen, To Mr, Dunham we leave the task of straightening out all the confused students of Cloverleaf High School, To the secretaries we leave a school of only nine grades so their work will be less (?), To Mrs. Hocker we leave a manual on how to repair electrical typewriters. To Mr. Schock we will some drypers so he can have his vacation, To Mrs. Hobart we leave a box of instant tenors--in case they are as scarce next year, To Mr. Morris we leave the task of discovering another Leonardo De Venci, To Mrs. Wood we leave an ‘‘S’® shaped love seat for use in study hall, To Mr. Spechalske we leave a herd of goats to keep his lawn mowed on ‘ Mortgage Hill.”’ To Mrs, Grimm the class leaves Mr� America as a model for health class, To Mrs. Dowdell we leave a tape recorder so she can prove to her classes what assignments she has given, 107 To Mrs, Hastings we leave the hard biscuits, burnt cookies, and fallen cakes produced by the freshman, sopho more, and junior girls this year, To Miss Sechrist we leave the task of building a library at Cloverleaf as good as the one here, To Mr. Hoffman we will all our old shoes and the leftover rice from the cafeteria, -To Mr, Snyder, we bequeath a chemistry book that is easier to finish than the present one, To Mrs, Bowers we leave a medicine chest stocked with nerve medicine. To Mrs, Mack we leave our recording of a moment of silence for the Black River Team, To Mrs. Romick we will another year of half day teaching. To Miss Hanna we leave a pair of comfortable loafers after a clicking school day. To Mr. Fissel we leave all the empty chairs in band once occupied by Seniors. To Mr. Frick we leavea medal for driving the Yellow Peril beyond and above the call of duty. To Mr. Weir, we leave a box of field trip blanks in case he runs out in the near future, To Mr, Frameli we leave a back seat driver’s license complete with steel nerves. To Mr, Burton we leave the tons of sawdust which the boys have accumulated during the past four years, To the Freshman class we leave our vast store of experience gathered over the years. To the Sophomore Class we leave two more years of work and study. To the Junior class we leave the task of carrying on our GOOD name at the new school, To the cooks we leave! 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