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

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ae ieee peo G 2 pHilltop eles AE 2) GLADYS ALLEN --Dramatic Club-1, Girl Reserves-l, Mixed Chorus-l, 2, Girls' Glee Club-l, 2. FRANK RAPENCHUK--Hi-Y-1, 2, Basketball- 1, 2, Track - 1, 2. HELEN YODER--Mixed Chorus--l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, S ecretary of Camera Club-4, Prince of Peace Con- test-4. SENIOR FACTS AND FANCIES FACTS: The following pupils entered Lodi School in 1927: Twila Darr, Hollis Knapp, Philip Rice, Fred Martin, Robert Tanner, Dale Hastings, Neal Hagans, Doyle LeMar, Joe Parks, Ernest Rowland, Beryl Lance, Donald Whitright, Althea Hughes, Eleanor Horner, Victor McEnroe, Steve Pandur, Myrtis Bowman, and Katherine Henry. Others came in the following order: In 1928--Marie Farner, in 1929--Ruth Konrad, in 1931—-Frederick Grannis, in 1932—Lottie Summer- ton, in 1933--Dorothy Sewell and Clifton Gentry, in 1934--Maryan March, in 1935--Maxine Brunson, Dolores Brunson, Helen Yoder, Lillian Toth, Christine Hofstetter, Stanley Grimm, Arlie Bagley and Andrew Lescak, in 1936--Melba Schar, Edgar Hoge, and Karl Stuart, in 1937--Frank Rap- enchuk, and in 1938—-Gladys Allen and Eleanor Albright. a

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Cote y ie ri, Coa, ERS STEVE PANDUR ELEANOR ALBRIGHT--Mixed Chorus-4, Girls' Glee Club-4, Dramatic Club 4. PHILIP RICE--Basketball-l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 3, 4, Track-3, 4, Dram- atic Club-3, 4, Hi-Y-l, 2, 3, 4. KARL STUART-—-Boys’' Glee Club-3, Mixed Chorus-3, Basketball-l, 2. MAXTINE BRUNSON--County Scholarship-l, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, Dramatic Club-2, 3, 4, Senior Girl Reserve-2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus-l, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff-4, Vice President-3, Secretary of Girl Reserves-4. FREDERICK GRANNIS--Dramatic Club-2, 3, 4, Orchestra-3, 4, Band—3, 4, Mixed Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-l, 2, Class President-3, County Scholarship-l, 2, 3, District Scholarship-— a a Ee Wot Staatg

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( ( SADHT ca Ege ae a 4 oP 1B OCS NEL = The grade teachers were: Miss O'Hara, Miss Kline, Miss Pelton, Mrs. Yost, Miss Evelyn Vanasdal, Mrs. Weimer, Miss Wilford, Miss Ber- nice Vanasdal, Miss Edwards, and Miss Blust. HIGHLIGHTS : The Junior-Senior Banquet of 1938 was held at Bunker Hill and we paid the bill. The Junior Class Play, Hobgoblin House , had a n all-star cast in- cluding Robert Tanner, Ruth Konrad, Maxine Brunson, Victor McEnroe, Althea Hughes, Ernest Rowland, Helen Yoder, Donald Whitright, Christine Hofstetter, Dale Hastings, Stanley Grimm, and Maryan March. The Junior-Senior Banquet of 1939 found the class of 39 as the honored guests. The Senior Class Play, Going on Seventeen , featured the follow- ing students: Christine Hofstetter, Donald Whitright, Myrtis Bowman, Maxine Brunson, Robert Tanner, Dale Hastings, Ernest Rowland, Edgar Hoge, Ruth Konrad, Althea Hughes, Philip Rice, Twila Darr, Lottie Sun- merton, Beryl Lance, Victor McEnroe, and Maryan March. Phil's bicycle ride through the hall. Many of the occasions, such as the teacher's annual trip to Cleve- land, George Washington's birthday, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the scarlet fever quarantine, added to the enjoyment of this class of 39 . Graduation for most of the members of the class. LOWLIGHTS : Ruth Konrad's ability to play baseball. Many detention hall slips and excuse blanks had to be endured. Grade card time always brought a few headaches, because once in a while, some of the grades were near that pretty, red line. Every time someone suffered with a cold or a tummyache on Satur- day or Sunday, they lost it by Monday. Winner of faculty geranium for poorest assembly program in 1938. FANCIES : Little Ernie Rowland, tears splashing down his cheeks, was forced to sit with Beryl Lance in the fourth grade. Helen Yoder's kiss was most graciously placed on the cheek of Red Rice during senior assembly. The love affairs of the Lodi senior girls and the Homer alumni boys were simply heart-breaking. Tootie's attempt was futile in trying to win Fritzie's heart. Several senior boys made daily trips to Seville and not to see the town $£1227777 Stanley's weakness for visiting Seville girls. Marie Farner taught Noony the type of French she used. Hollis Knapp conside red himself the Romeo of the class, because of his remarkable ability to get dates. 15