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Mrs, Ainsworth donated five thousand dollars to be invested at six per cent interest which was to be used to buy mecessary. books Tor, the, Library.) This’ Tasted for, fifty-four years. The present library has around two thousand volumes, A portion of the partition be- tween an adjoining room and the library has been removed, making the library reading room larger. The Senior class of 1931 donated four tables with six chairs each to be used in the room adjoining this library. The science department is equipped with modern apparatus and a large supply of materials. The conmer- clal department has thirteen typewriters. invl950 2a radio system wes installed. This apparatus has become indispensable. and was essentiel to, the progress of tne school. oI[t was, completely installed and sesenpled) py Superintendent “Jhite and the Superintendens of Cheatham, My. Kohli, the only cost being that of the weterlab and a.gmnal ly aman ‘of forty dollars for Mr, Rahlilse servicea, in 1931 Lafayette began to send their highschool students .to Lodi, “This imereased the sige of the stucent body and the present census shows three hundred and sixty students ir the high school and nearly six hundred in the SLeLre school, One of the faithful fisures always seen around the building is Mr, Clark Underwood or Shorty ; as he is better, known, Nr, Underwood has been the janitor for nineteén years, and somet hing would’ be missing if we could not see this short, stocky figure pushing that. broom around, or hear his cheery salutations. One of the most interesting commencements ever. held at the high school’ took place’ May 26,1933, “Itewas the ‘Tiftieth anniversary of the Lodi High School and all the members of the first graduating class were there, The ‘members of this class were; Miss Elizabeth Warren, Mrs. Jennie Redfield Miner, Mr. George M,, Gilbert, Mr.‘ Charles Palmer, and Mr. P. C. Fullerton, Remarkably enough their teacher, Mrs. Jeanette Persons, was’ also present. Each graduate of 1885 was presented with’ a “diploma”. It will probebly be some time! véfone: another event of this tyve talses piace, ' ail
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