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

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“oes TG 3 ia ) Ci yHilltop Ee QE V= Freshman Glass FIRST ROW: (Left to right) Merle Yergin, Helen Jenny, Doris Garberich, Arlene Hagans, Fern Baker, Doris Fetzer, Norma Whitemyer, Elizabeth Grimm, Vera Krupar, Helen Oplinger, Joann Shaw. SECOND ROW: Albert Jameyson, Joseph Dylinski, Marjorie Fusselman, Gladine Tanner, Janice Briggs, Eloise Lance, Marie Yoder, Norma Kapp, Clara Travis, Jane Rumbaugh, Betty George, Helen Curtis, Patty Schaeffer, Miss Helen Baumann, Miss Grace Clinker, Harold Grimm, Frank Lescak, Joe Pandur. THIRD ROW: Forrest Shriver, Robert Sewell, Harry Cash, Har- old Miller, Tom Croskey, Reginald Reed, Zene Zumbro, James Mapes, Melvin Towslee, Eugene Kobb, Joe Miller. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Paukert, Paul Jenny, Howard Severns, Jack White, Dean Rowe, Ralph Hall, Jack Fetzer, Joe Leather- man, Robert Dearth, Walter Curry, Howard Gray, Dick Young, Dick Crum, Roland McClain, John Gyure.

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fe Cees ‘ ey avi dea eases This is the class of 1941 broadcasting over station L.O.D.I. School opened in Lodi today, September 12, and fifty-six of us fun- loving Sophomores rushed to our headquarters in rooms fourteen and fifteen. Smiling Mr. Nosher greeted us. Flash! Today, September 19, 1938, our teacher Miss Garbison returned from Europe with a beautiful tan. Crash! It has been two weeks since school opened. Today the Sophomore class elected the following people as their leaders: president, Jane Warner; vice president, Dick Reynolds; secretary and treasurer, Jean Sommer; student council members, Eileen Warner and Carl Reed. Flash! -October 31- The Sophomores entertained themselves tonight at a Hallowe'en party. Bob McGarvey drank six glasses of hard cider. Splash! Merle Seal, Bud Konrad, Junior Marvin, Bob Danals, Bob McGarvey Wilbur Wood, Wilford Wood, Raymond Tawse, and Eddie Harrington were chosen for thi s year's reserve basketball team. Splash! Junior Marvin got Baker Avenue and Bank Street confused. Result: He lost two girls. There are still good fish in the sea, Junior. Flash! The girls of Lodi High School, not to be outdone by the boys, have formed a Girls' Athletic Association under the direction of Miss Gar- bison, Jane Warner, Ann Bartholomai, Norma Rickel, Ruth Beu, and Jean Sommer have joined this organization. Flash! Our reserve team lost its first game to Brunswick's reserves. Flash! Yale beat Princeton today. On the winning team were Eileen War- ner and Jane Warner; on the bulldog's side were Ann Bartholomai, Jean Som- mer and Ruth Beu. Flash! February 11, 1939 the basketball season ended. The Lodi Reserves emerged triumphant, losing but one game; thus winning the county champion- ship. Flash! March 31. - Most of the Sophomore girls saw Grace Moore in the opera Manon today in Cleveland. Flash!}! April 10, 1939. The Sophomore class presented its annual assembly program. It consisted of a poem, Otto and His Auto , by Edith Rothstein; a shadow play, The Fate of Slim Lou ; musical selections, the most outstanding of which was the boys' sextet composed of several members and led by the mighty bas s, Robert McGarvey; acrobatics under the direction of Mr. Mosher concluded our program. The Sophomore boys' sextet received the Faculty geranium for the best assembly performance of the year. Flash! April 13. The class of 1941 was represented at the County Scholarship contest by Jean Sommer, Eleanor Grannis, Edith Rothstein, Edward Harrington, and Jane Warner. Flash! May 25. Groans were heard in rooms fourteen and fifteen as we were undergoing the ordeal of final examinations. Double Flash! June 1. We all passed!! —- or most of us! This event brings our Sophomore year to a close, so station L.0.D.I. is now signing off unti l next fall when we shall continue to bring you news of the class of 1941. at

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es 1a ees Names Jack White Harold Grimn Dean Rowe Robert Ryan Jane Rumbaugh Reginald Reed Margie Fusselman Patricia Schaeffer Paul Jenny Charles Kobb Richard Young Zene Zumbro Tom Croskey Charles Taylor Harry Cash Clara Travis Joseph Leatherman James Mapes Gladine Tanner Elizabeth Grimn Albert Jameyson Norma Kapp Helen Oplinger Jack Fetzer Fern Baker Janice Briggs Richard Crum Helen Curtis Joseph Dylinski Doris Fetzer Doris Garberich Frank Lescak Eloise Lance Helen Jenny Ralph Hall John Gyure Robert Dearth Howard Gray Roland McClain Vera Krupar Arlene Hagans Raymond Paukert Harold Miller Norma Whitemyer Forest Shriver Joseph Miller Joseph Pandur Melvin Towslee Betty George Joann Shaw Howard Severns Nicknames doystg “ey TTeMeg 419904 Jesutsueg stouetg qog Auueg fauoy esIny puey uotTzoe¢ Tooyos surddtys Jake Vic Rosy Shorty Shoes Regie Butch Patty Jen Ty ZigZig DoDo JD. Charlie Eagle Eye Kate Palooka Jimny Sis Boots Libby Bert Bunny Penny Brother Bake Sis 29 AIINQ IO4TeM Iapok IsTLey UTSIIZ, VT IST T4ts eqjzekezey y piek yune etouoydog utTeyrs. y Ambitions To keep from talking To be like Dutch To lose weight 5th graders To be lucky To be six feet Boys To be discovered Chemistry To be a cop To be left alone To take a nap To rewind pictures To keep talking To be a cowboy To finish school To wear latest fads To have a sweet voice A good cook Any man W.P.A,. (We putter around) Wood twins Short cut to the altar A certain sophomore An 8th grade boy Follow in sister's shoes Easier way of doing things Romance New way of doing nothing To keep a Sophomore boy To be better in Literature A Junior girl Certain Freshman A. J. Get out of school To be admired A certain Freshman To stay awake To have a girl To be a hermit To make herself heard A certain hermit To be understood To be a marble champ To find her ideal boy Son of the soil Spencer or Chatham Prize fighter Puecns Night clubs Housewife A good lawyer