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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= aes e 2 yaHilltop Biches Nas 2) Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: (Left to right) James Repp, Marjorie Piatt, Mary Remington, Margaret Aukerman, Alice Cook, Dorothy Travis, Lillian Gorey, Alice Norris, Dale Bryant. SECOND ROW: Alethia Davis, Marilyn Barnhart, Mary Bowman, Janet Bartholomai, Doris Sommer, Barbara Whitright, Vivian Crosby, Dorothy Wakefield. THIRD ROW: Wayne Bensinger, Gerald Patterson, Duane Gar- berich, Homer Bowen, Stanley Dague, Daniel Massie, Frank Mikac, Dick March, Robert DeVoe. FOURTH ROW: Dale Whitacre, Marion Yergin, Leroy Harsh, Henry Unangst, Wayne McIlvaine, Herbert Houts, Winifred McVicker, Ralph Farner, Andy Czeiter, Walter Krantz, Ray- mond Whitacre.