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

Page 3 text:

Bilt Gil lu h )

Page 5 text:

Frank O. Hurd With sincere and deep appreciation for the sportsmanship, integ- rity, and clean living he has taught us, we, the pupils of Lodi School dedicate this issue of Hilltop Echoes to Mr. Hurd. For thirteen yexrs Mr. Hurd has coached our basketball team with amazing results of a total of ten county tournament and league cham- pionships. He is noted for his calmness and steadying influence to a team. His genial smile and calm attitude, win or lose, are a sight to behold and to be proud of. Mr. Hurd serves not only in the capacity of coach but also as principal of our school. This position should give him the title of excuse-writer extraordinary, for if you have a plausible excuse for being tardy or absent Mr. Hurd will gladly write you out one of those slips with a smile and a joke accompanying it. Now after thirteen years of grand leadership in our school and community Mr. Hurd has been engaged to teach at a larger school, an advancement well deserved by him. We are sorry to see you leave Mr. Hurd, but we wish you al] happiness and success in your new endeavors.