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

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IS = VANYTOP ECHOES IB | Seniors FRED NEISZ Frederick Neisz was born on the next to the last day of the eighteenth century at Cherry Corners. He attended school at District No. 4 until his parents moved to their present country side home west of Lodi. Not caring for town school, Fred attended the school near his home in District No. 6. However, he passed the Patterson Examination in 1914 and then entered Lodi Hi. As President of the class of ’18, Fred has proven himself an able leader always ready to promote the best interests of the class even tho he is also interested in some phases of the Junior class. EMMA KOBB Emma Westfall Kobb, the honor student of ’18, the youngest member of this class, was born at Cedar Valley May 19, 1901. While very young she was moved to Garden Isle and there started to school at the age cf six. Here she progressed rapidly and later on attended school at Leroy. She passed successfully the Patterson examination at the early age of 13. Emma is always studious, minds her own affairs and lets one days work come as it will and never faces the future with a frown. Her motto is ‘‘can what you get and get what you can’’. She is honest and truthful and will always remain loyal to Lodi Hi. | : GERTRUDE KEMERY Gertrude Fllen Kemery was bern at Pawnee in October in the year of 1900 and shortly afterward came to Lodi to live. She has always attended Lodi.Schools and is a member of our famous “‘sextette’’. Gertrude is talented in many respects; She is an essayist of ability and specialives along musical lines being assistant pianist during this the reign of the good old rose and silver. She plays basket ball but never disputes with the referree. BERNICE F, FRY Bernice Fuhrman Fry, was born near West Salem, Ohio, Dec. 12, 1900. Bernice soon moved to our village and has remained here during her entire life of study thus far. Bernice is a member of the sextette of girls, who started in the first grade together, these girls having walked hand in hand thru the halls of learning all thru the succeeding years. She has studied both art and music. She excels in her work in the class room, never failing to distinguish herself when called upon to solve a knotty problem which has baffled the rest of the class. Tho rather quiet and thotful, she remains a loyal member of the class of 718. Page 14

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i Hd YIICOP ECHOES 1918 Commencement Thurs., May 23 Class Play ‘Tuesday, May 21 Che WBrincess Senior Class Play given at The Idol May 21, 1918 CAST OF CHARACTERS Vag EREM War i niee gees cae cy Sete” di i) ee Gre Gleena Dague Lady Psyche PMSUCU CLOT SEL eir cant, Sa ere ah ee Me oe or tee Bernice Fry Macy blanche, w(rihes Umi versit yews os es abhsclstet cme ne Mary Bennader Melissa, daughter of Lady Blanchey .:.2 0.2 22s..: .as50: Blanche Feazel DMSew ead yal Camas. WOT users Moh. Gone wae atin Pathe Mts a, ahs Hulda Kime Sine d BMAF eage TGCS er hi Teg, aera See EP ot OR Ro Ue Carl Jackson Hiorian, Mstriend and. brother of Psyche... .... +. ... Seymour Falconer Wye; friend tothe Princeand Florian... 2.0 .....4.. 02% Kenneth Garberich Ser arise INS ea Ge PLEO Ol Iasi ae i Aedes saat Seneca cee ahetcs Fred Niesz ( Bonnie White Marie Marble Students at the Gladys Warner ‘CADW R Gt dU he ional he eR Py ame AE Si Faia ek oe ea Emma Kobb Gertrude Kemery { Arleen Fetzer Page 13

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ba Fae PCO FRED NIESZ “Quaker” Some lads, take to quiet, some to public strife But every gir! to him would be queen for life. EMMA KOBB a Atanyae! No matter what the discussion may be I always find room to disagree. GERTRUDE KEMERY “Tgnots” Willing ts wound, and yet afraid to strike Jast hint a fault and hesitate dislike. BERNICE FRY “Becalm”’ Otend her and she knows not to forgive Oblige her, and she’ll hate you while you live. (al aad oe reoe LEST «i