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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1947 volume:

shee hoe rsh oy % t Ma EM % ‘ : : 5 a U 4 ‘Ss ‘iy a P ’ ’ ‘ « ? wt ‘ 1 ‘i ¢ ia + ' ( , ¥ ' ‘ . } ‘ ony i xh x i ’ ; 1 s i 1% , ‘ by ] f - i | if at we ¥ i ye = - ees - = oe. = cS - Dedication We, the Seniors of 1947, dedicate this annual to our community, Lodi village. Although we will be leaving it soon we shall always remember the many pleasant times and experiences that have happened to us here in the past years. We have made many friends and have worked with others in the community. It’s as though we had grown up together. We appreciate all they and the community have done for us. “AINT IT THE TRUTH YOU CAN TELL A JUNIOR — BY THE WAY HE'S ORESSED; YOU CAN TELL A SOPHOMORE BY THE WAY HE THROWS OUT WIS CHEST; YOU CAN TELL A FRESHMAN - BY HIS TIMID LoOKS AND SUCH; You CAN TELL A SENIOR- BUT YOU CAN'T TELL HIM MUCH!!! HOMER ARMUMSTRATUON School Board J. E. Rice J. C. Seifert President Vice President H. F. Parker K. F. Indoe C. W. Sommer SUPERINTENDENT W. S. Wood Otterbein College A. B. Ohio State University M. A. Faculty Blain P. Dowler Defiance College B. 8. in Education Charles Skurvid Akron University B. A. in Education University of Toledo Ohio State University Physical Education History Gladys Sechrist ; College of Wooster B. A. Ohio State University M. A. Sorbonne, Paris, France Foreign Languages Marjorie R. Johnston B. W. College B. A. in English Earl Mosher Grace Clinker Kent State University B..S. in Education Mathematics Ohio State University B. S. in Education Kent State University Columbia University M. A. Industrial Arts Losia Schafer Muskingum College Office Training School B. S. in Education Commercial E. H. Blain Wilmington College B. S. in Education Cincinnati Art Academy Hee State University rt Joanne Grimm College of Wooster Baldwin-Wallace College B. S. in Education Home Economics Delmar Graff F. W. R. Behrens Baldwin-Wallace College Oberlin Conservatory Bachelor of Music B. S. in Music Ohio State University Western Reserve University Music Music Mildred S. Hobart Illinois State Normal Evelyn Schmidt Oberlin Conservatory University ey : : B. E. in Music ce in Music Music Lois Seward Secretary - SKIMIW= Mary Jane Bartholomai College Prep. Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Special Chorus 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Octet 3; Sextet 3, 4; Quartet Accompanist 3, 4; Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Dramatic Club Play 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Writers Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, Assistant Editor; Junior Class Play; Prince of Peace 2, 3; L Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1; Class President 1, Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; County Chorus 3; Ohio Day Chorus 3; Messiah 4; Rhythm Band Accompanist 2, 3, 4; Senior Scholarship; County Band 2. Donald Bloomster (Spicy ) College Prep. Course. Entered in Junior year. Special Chorus 3, 4; Boys Gl ee 3, 4; Octet 3, 4; Quartet 3, 4; Ensemble Contest 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Dramatic Club Play 3, 4; Writers Club 4; Assistant Editor; Annual Staff, Business Manager; Junior Class Play; Baseball 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; President 4; Scholarship Team 3; Basketball 3, 4; Messiah 3, 4; Ohio Day Chorus 3; Senior Scholarship. Emma Burkey (Emmy) General Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Girls Glee 1, 2. Richard Cash (Rich) General Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Special Chorus 3, 4; Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4;-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff; Hermits 3, 4; Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2. Robert Duck (Bobbie) General Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Special Chorus 4; Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2; Intramural Champs 2; Varsity Club. Dale Emmons General Course. Roy Farnsworth General Course. Mixed Chorus 1. Dudley Fetzer (Dud) College Prep. Course. Band 1; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3, President 4; Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Dramatic Club Play 2, 3, 4; Writers Club 3, 4, Editor 3, 4; Annual Staff Editor; Junior Class Play; Class Vice President 2; Class President 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,93, 4; (Varsity G) Gib; Intramural Champs 2; Senior Scholarship. Alice Mae Holmes (Al) Commercial Course. Entered in Senior year. Special Chorus 4; Girls Glee 4; Y-Teens 4; Writers Club 4. Dolores Jamison (Fritzie) College Prep. Course. Mixed Chorus 1 2; Special Chorus 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Chairman 1, 4; Annual Staff, Circulation Manager; L Club 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 3; County Chorus 3; Accompanied Grade Music, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee 1; Writers Club 4. Donna Moore Commercial Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Special Chorus 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Sextet 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Annual Staff; Jr. Class Play; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 4. Elizabeth Moss (Lizzie) General Course. Mixed Chorus 2; Girls Glee 2, 4; Y-Teens 4. Margaret Moss (Mugget) Commercial Course. Mixed Chorus 2; Girls Glee 2; Y-Teens 4. Robert Seifert (Bob) College Prep. Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Special Chorus 3, 4; Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1; Student Director 2, 3, 4; Octet 2, 3, 4; Quartet 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Dramatic Club Play 3, 4; Writers Club 4;. Annual Staff; Hermits 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, Business Manager; Prince of Peace 2; Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4, President 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Basketball 3, 4; Football 4; Varsity L Club 4; All Ohio Band 3; Messiah 4; County Symphony Orchestra 3, 4; County Band 2. Glenna Silves (Blondie) Commercial Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Girls Glee 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Annual Staff; L Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Skimin (Shapiro) Entered Sophomore year. Art Course 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff Art Editor; Prince of Peace 2, 3, 4 (Winner 3, 4); Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Vice President of Student Council 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity L Club 4; Intramural Champs 2; Gym ee 4; Senior Scholarship; Art Achievement 3, 4; Scholastic Art how 2. Jean Strouse (Jeanne) Commercial Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Special Chorus 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Annual Staff. Frank Szikula (Frankie ) General Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Boys Glee 1, 2; Annual Staff; Baseball 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, Vice President 3; Hi-Y 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Champs 2. Steven Toth (Steve) General Course. Annual Staff; Baseball 4. Kenneth Wood (Kenny) General Course. Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Boys Glee 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; Dramatic Club Play 2, 4; Writers Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff; Hermits 3, 4; Class Play 3; Prince of Peace 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varisty L Club; Intramural Champs 2; Brass Sextet 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Vice President 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2; County Band; Senior Scholarship. KILROY WAS HERE Class History On a bright September day in 1935, twenty-four wide-eyed and frightened children climbed up the hill to L. H. S. to enter the first grade. Miss DeLong was our first grade teacher and she helped to make us feel at home. Of these twenty-four, Mary Jane Bartholomai, Robert Seifert, and Dudley Fetzer are the originals who have been with the class for the past twelve years. Jean Strouse also started with them that year but she moved away to return later. Mrs. Whitney taught us in the second grade the following year. Robert Skimin joined the class. Miss Vanasdale and Miss EFPD ICY were our third and ais grade teachers. We ruled the roost the next two years for we were upstairs. By this time school had ‘grown on us” and we liked it. Our teachers were Miss Edwards and Miss Blust. The eventful day in 1941 found us in the high school building with the days of recesses in the past. We were pretty big shots now changing classes, studying (?) in study hall, using the library and getting a big share of the detention hall slips. Miss Conkle was our homeroom teacher. Dolores Jamison added her name to our class roll. And now at long last we were Freshmen! We had had a long climb and all of us made it. The mighty Lafayette students, Emma Burkey, Dale Emmons, Donna Moore, Roy Farnsworth, Frank Szikula and Steven Toth joined us. Kenneth Wood, Jean Strouse, Elizabeth Moss, Margaret Moss and Glenna Silves also entered. Miss Clinker was our home room teacher. During our Sophomore year we became more grown up and less silly. Our homeroom teacher was Mr. Williams. Richard Cash, Robert Skimin and Robert Duck entered the class. Donald Bloomster entered in our Junior year and Mr. Mosher was in charge of our home room. This year was full of excite- ment, the main events being our class play and the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our last and Senior year was here finally. We have added Alice Holmes to our class roll making twenty of us lofty, dignified Seniors. It hardly seemed possible that the twelve years had gone so fast. The Seniors were represented in everything in the school. Student Council, basketball, octet, sextet, Hermits, Dra- matic Club, etc. Miss Sechrist was our home room teacher. We have had many happy years in L. H. 8. and are sorry to leave it. But graduation day happens to the best of people. It was nice while it lasted. But it's ended—so now “good-bye.” Last Will and Testament of Class of 1947 We, the members of the Lodi High School Class of 1947 being of sound mind (?) and body, do hereby make this last will and testament. SECTION I Article 1—We, the members of the Senior Class, leave the school in a better condition than we found it. Article 2—To the members of the faculty we leave our quiet ways. Article 3—To Mr. Wood, we leave our interested and undivided attention in his government classes. Article 4—To the Juniors we leave our assembly seats and all the gum collected beneath them. Also our government books (practically new). Article 5—To the Sophomore class we give our sunny dispositions that they may liven up the school house after we leave. Article 6—To the Freshmen, we leave our ability to study hard and get along with the teachers. Article 7—To the janitor, we leave all over-looked cuds of gum, old notes, papers, candy papers, apple cores, etc., so that he may be kept busy. SECTION II Article 1—Mary Jane Bartholomai leaves her list of addresses collected over the last four years to Gloria Lutsch. May Gloria make use of them as Mary Jane has. Article 2—Don Bloomster wills his shyness to Furman Bowers. May Furman find some use for it in the future. Article 3—Emma Burkey leaves her quietness to Betty Haller so that Betty may benefit from it. Article 4—Richard Cash wills his ability to play in the ‘“Hermits’’ to anyone who can handle a trumpet as Rich does. Article 5—Robert Duck leaves his height to Junior Dague. Then Junior can tell the girls what to do instead of the girls telling him. Article 6—Dale Emmons leaves his back seat in government class to anyone who is lucky enough to get there first. Article 7—Roy Farnsworth wills his ability to sleep in government class to Tom Leatherman. (What ability!) Article 8—Dudley Fetzer leaves his irresistible charms to anyone who is interested. Article 9—Alice Holmes wills her laughing ability to Geraldine Thompson. Artcile 10—Dolores Jamison leaves her job as usher at the Idol to Virginia Clouse. Article 11—Donna Moore leaves a new typewriter to the next year class with hopes that they don't break it. Article 12—Margaret Moss wills her athletic ability to Mr. Dowler with hopes he will prosper from it as she has. Article 13—Elizabeth Moss leaves her West Virginian accent to Vanda Mann. Article 14—Robert Seifert leaves his Sir Galahad manners to Ramon Weaver so that he may benefit from them. Article 15—Robert Skimin wills all his best parking places to “Curley’’ Houston; we know “Curly” will make good use of them. Article 16—Frank Szikula leaves his interest in the girls to anyone who isn't. Article 17—Jean Strouse wills her ability to talk Mrs. Schaffer out of detention hall slips to the future commercial classes. Article 18—Glenna Silves leaves her ability to take shorthand to any first year shorthand student that wants to become famous. Article 19—Steve Toth wills his quiet personality to Pete Reynolds. You may need it someday, Pete. Article 20—Kenny Wood wills his bright red sox to Mr. Dowler so that people can spot him miles off. (Signed) THe Class of 1947 =(Q4¢7o@ Pie Di Hy ! 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Pipy = “SKIMIN- ©0080 © Junior Class ROW l1—Virginia Clouse, Mary Duplaga. Robert Vandermark, Betty Berry, Vera Flanagan, Don Houston, Tom Leatherman, Alan Krantz, Lewis Aukerman, Bill Burnett, Boyd Lance. ROW 2—Furman Bowers, Dean Hopkins, Margaret Alspach, Georgia Hoff, Betty Haller, Vanda Mann, Dolores Horner, Eloise House, Don Burkey, Roger Ripley. ROW 3—Elyaine Pickering, Gloria Lutsch, Betty Remington, Jeannine Zeigler, Carrie Taylor, Merle McDaniel, Jack Warnef, Frank Clover, Robert Strouse, James Klinect, Bill Manke. OFFICERS President __.....- ce A eegiG N ANE I RD Th Tad aS oT oe ed a ET Don Houston Vice President... i ea hag wy sy ee SN. A Ad Dieta la a a ..Tom Leatherman Secretary 222 2 ae fe Cs ete ea eae NT Ree lo Vera Flanagan TEASUTIET ee Se 2 Seek he Fah ed an Boa SN eS ee Alan Krantz student Councils i Aa iis Ae ire ts tee Wea sg 2 ears Beenie meee Robert Vandermark, Betty Berry The class of 1948, this year’s Junior Class, in carrying on the traditions of former Juniors, have shown them- selves equal to and deserving of, the title of Seniors. The Juniors have proven themselves to be an ambitious lot in their untiring efforts, under the leadership of Mr. B. P. Dowler, to fill their class treasury. They conducted the sale of candy, pop, hotdogs, etc., at the basket- ball and football games, managed a stand at the Lodi Fall Fair and did many other worthwhile tasks. The Junior Class play “Date Bait’ was presented cn December 14. This skillfully rendered production was under the very capable direction of Miss Marjorie Johnston. The Juniors were represented in nearly every high school activity. This includes four first string varsity basketball players, and five first string football players, not to mention all the juniors who hold office in the many organizations. Congratulations, Juniors, for all your splendid work and good luck from the retiring Senior Class. Sophomore Class Ne le: 2 ! sg 3 ae eee Pee ROW 1—Charles Pickering, Robert Veirgutz, Paul Gordon, Edward Strouse, Edmund Ginter. ROW 2—Earleen Reusch, Mary Ginter, Maxine Britton, Phyllis Esselburn, Ralph Tanner, Betty McGarvey, Edward Debro, Richard Rice, Virginia Hall, Ramon Weaver, Diane James, Patricia Arnold. ROW 3—Donna Norton, Norma Garman, Evelyn Norton, Bertha Ivie, Wilma Patterson, June Kobb, Joyce Barth, Betty Travis, Eva Indoe, Shirley Reed, Betty Burr, Geraldine Thompson, Geraldine Alspach. ROW 4—Jean Norton, Dorothy Hastings, Betty Young, Faye Rosengrant, Betty Newcomer, Jackie Duck, Charles Farnsworth, Robert Blackburn, John Havens, Robert Holmes, Robert Remington, Gerald Franks, William DeVoe. Absent—Ralph McGloughlin, Bill Fisher. | Freshman Class Pee os ROW 1—Paul Shriver, Gordon Warnes, Kathy Smith, Gwenivere Miller, Larry House, Harold McGrady. Laura Cash, Pete Reynolds, Bill Bittner, Vivian Wightman, Ryta Derhammer, Sally White. ROW 2—Anthony Duplaga, Philip Norton, Lois Gorey, Ada McDougale, Phyllis Brinker, Glenna George, Lorene Shaw. Miriam Szikula, Joyce Underwood, Pauline Straub, Jean Dunning. ROW 3—Stanley Dague, Ralph Brinker, Ronald Fleck, Joe Trukovich, Howard Farnsworth, Dale Sanford, Milo Aukerman, Bert Smith, Leonard Pope, Wilbert Collins. New Pupil—LeRoy Sivard. Grade Eight ROW 1—Betty Jo Travis, Agnes Lentz, Anita Indoe, Jim Crum, Donald Cash, Onalee Flanagan, June Stanley, Ruth Holshue, Doris Pope, Greta Pickering. ROW 2—Bernard Whitmore, Claude Whitacre, Sara Lawton, Patsy Harris, Betty Nell, Doris Ginter, Kay Pickering, Gerald Klinect, Robert Moss, Dallas McDaniel. ROW 3—Dean Remington, Franklin Rice, Junior Mathys, Howard Truckovitch, Gordon Hartzell, Chester Remington, Norman Reusch, George Zimmerman. Absent—Joy Miller, Norma Archer, Pauline Lamphier, Elbert Beliles. Grade Se ven ROW 1—Hattie Klinect. Dorothy Bloomster, Earl Ivie, Robert Underwood, Danny Ziegler, Lester Warner, Donna McGarvey, Janice Ripley. Lucille Repp. BOW. 2 james Yost, Sally Blackburn, John Brady, Robert Patterson. Donald Sterzer, Sonya Eaken, Dora Zimmerman, Myrna Lee cNair. ROW 3—Robert Travis, Barbara Packard, Sheila Embree, Richard Warner, James Yoxheimer, Gaylord Pickering, Donald Repp. Bill Gossard, Stanley Debro. Absent—Gordon Musser. Boys’ Glee Club i € = 4 ROW 1—Buddy Strouse, Dick Rice, Gordon Warnes, Harold McGrady. Phillip Norton, Bill Burnett. Robert Seifert, Ralph Tanner. ROW 2—Bob Blackburn, Alan Krantz, Edmund Ginter, Bob Duck, Don Bloomster, Don Houston, Raymond Weaver, Bill Bittner. ROW 3—Eddie Debro, Pete Reynolds. Boyd Lance, Dean Hopkins, Richard Cash, Larry House, Roger Ripley. The boys glee club consists of all boys in the upper four grades who have shown their desire to participate in the vocal activities of L_H. S. He must also be approved by the director of the glee club, Mrs. Mildred Hobart The accompanist for the group is Mrs. Edith Roberts. From the boys’ glee club is taken a quartet consisting of two tenors and two basses who in Mrs. Hobart’s estimation have possibilities of making the best combination. This year’s quartet includes: Don Bloomster, Ist tenor; Don Houston, 2nd tenor; Bob Seifert, lst bass; Bob Blackburn, low bass. Mary Jane Bartholomai is the pianist for this group. Girls’ Glee Club ROW 1—Dorothy Hastings, Virginia Clouse, Betty McGarvey, Phyllis Esselburn, Jackie Duck, Betty Young, Fay Rosengrant, Mary Jane Bartholomai, Vera Flanagan, Jean Strouse, Lorene Shaw, Miriam Szikula, Vivian Wightman. ROW 2—June Kobb, Elizabeth Moss, Virginia Hall, Carrie Taylor, Jeanine Ziegler. Elyaine Pickering, Diane James, Joyce Barth, Eva Indoe, Betty Berry, Pauline Straub, Sally White. Joyce Underwood, Jean Dunning. ROW 3—Eloise House, Dolores Horner, Georgia Hoff, Donna Moore, Alice Holmes, Dolores Jamison, Wilma Paterson, Pat Arnold, Norma Garman, Betty Burr, Ryta Derhammer, Kathy Smith, Gwenivere Miller, Laura Cash. The Girls Glee Club consists of forty-one girls chosen from the ninth grade through the twelfth. The girls meet on Wednesday of every week in the high school auditorium during the third period in the morning. Mrs. Evelyn Schmidt is the director. From the Girls Glee was chosen a sextet consisting of Betty McGarvey, and Donna Moore, soprano; Mary Jane Bartholomai, and Pauline Straub, second; Jackie Duck and Virginia Hall, alto. The student must be present at the regular weekly meeting and she is required to sing tn any public appear- ances made by the group. Girls sextet sang three Christmas Carols for the members of the Medina Farm Bureau. Any Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior is eligible to have her voice tested to become a member of the club. Special Chorus ROW I—Dean Hopkins, Edwin Ginter, Gordon Warnes, Pete Reynolds, Philip Norton, Harold McGrady. Edward Strouse, Ralph Tanner, Richard Rice, Boyd Lance. ROW 2—Eddie Debro, Dolores Horner. Alan Krantz, Eloise House, June Kobb, Pat ArnoJd, Diane James, Phyllis Esselburn, Donna Moore, Jean Strouse, Kathy Smith, Laura Cash, Billy Bittner. ROW 3—Larry House, Don Bloomster, Robert Seifert, Carry Taylor, Eva Indoe, Georgia Hoff, Vera Flanagan, Betty Beety! Mary Jane Bartholomai, Joyce Underwood, Sally White, Pauline Straub, Lorene Shaw, Richard Cash. ROW 4—Dorothy Hastings, Jackie Duck. Virginia Hall, Fay Rosengrant. Dolores Jamison, Alice Holmes, Norma Garman, Betty Burr, Robert Duck, Robert Blackburn, Bill Burnett, Ramon Weaver, Don Houston. Any Freshman, Sophomore, Junior or Senior is eligible to have his voice tested to become a member of the chorus. Only those with the best voices are accepted. The student must be present at the regular meeting and he is required to sing in any public appearances made by the group. They meet on Monday of every week during the third period in the morning, under the supervision of Mrs. Mildred Hobart. From this group of boys and girls Mrs. Hobart chose an octet including Betty McGarvey, and Dolores Horner, soprano; Virginia Hall, and Fay Rosengrant, alto; Don Bloomster, and Don Houston, tenor; Robert Seifert and Robert Blackburn, bass. Seven were chosen to participate in the Annual Messiah Chorus in Medina in December, they were: Robert Seifert, Don Bloomster, Boyd Lance, Robert Duck, Don Houston and Mary Jane Bartholomai. On March 7, the Special Chorus, presented the operetta, “‘H. M. S. Pianfore” by Gilbert and Sullivan. There were several leading solo parts: Robert Seifert as Sir Joseph Porter, Laura Cash as Hebee, Robert Blackburn as Dead-Eye, Don Bloomster as Ralph Rackstraw, Jackie Duck as. Butter-Cup, Betty McGarvey as Josephine, Boyd Lance as Bob Beckett, Bill Bittner as Bill Bobstay, and Don Houston as Captain Corcoran. The chorus makes an annual appearance in the spring program: and also sings at other school functions throughout the year. Mixed Chorus consisted of so many members Mrs. Hobart had to choose from this group the best ones and therefore changed the name to “Special Chorus.” ROW I—Betty Young, Laura Cash, Patricia Arnold, Gordon Hartzell, Pauline Straub, Richard Roberts, John Brady, Anita Indoe, Betty Berry, Eva Indoe, Joyce Barth, Mary Jane Bartholomai. ROW 2—Ralph Tanner, Vera Flanagan, Onalee Flanagan, Phyllis Esselburn, Robert Seifert, Phillip Norton, Bill Bittner, Alan Krantz, Larry House, Gerald Klinect, Gordon Musser, Harold McGrady, Pete Reynolds. ROW 3—Franklin Rice, Charles Scott, Edward Strouse, Richard Cash, Ramon Weaver, Gordon Warnes, Donald Cash, Richard Rice, Don Houston, Kenneth Wood, Robert Underwood, Jim Crum, Merle McDaniels, Frank Clover. JOP VeFsbayd obo Waid igd OTe ole Bae et dll ee eS) ee Oe NN see 1 ee Don Houston SCT LCI eee eee een aU a ak a eee EE ee, Cee. et A Oe Eva Indoe iSyaudetetneg [Dib eyed oy Ra as NE Sk ee ee i Se ee Robert Seifert The band under the direction of Mr. Graff meets every Thursday in the High School Auditorium; the band consists of thirty-nine members this year. Their first appearance was at the Christmas Play. Members of the band in outside musical groups include: a Saxophone Trio made up of Anita Indoe, Betty Berry, Eva Indoe, with Mary Jane Bartholomai as accompanist, and the Hermits. The Hermits are made up of Merle McDaniels, Kenneth Wood, Robert Seifert, Pete Reynolds, Dick Rice, Richard Cash and Don Houston. In addition to furnishing the spark for Pep Meetings at school, they have furnished entertainment for many outside groups in the community. Mr. Graff gives the band excellent direction in getting the most out of their instruments. Besides furnishing music for regular school functions, the band appears in summer concerts which are sponsored by the Commercial Club. Orchestra ROW 1—Shiela Embree, Doralyn Bloomster, Nancy Shoemaker, Betty Nell. Mary Jane Bartholomai, Merle McDaniels, Sally White, Doris Ginter, Agnes Lentz, Dorothy Bloomster. ROW 2—Pauline Straub, Patricia Arnold, Eva Indoe, Betty Berry, Joyce Barth, Anita Indoe, Laura Cash, Phyllis Esselburn, Alan Krantz. ROW 3—Edward Strouse, Kenneth Wood, Robert Seifert, Ramon Weaver, Don Houston, Pete Reynolds, Richard Cash, Ralph Tanner. Members of the orchestra are chosen by the conductor on the merits of their musical ability. The orchestra under the direction of Mr. F. W. Behrens, meets on Tuesday of each week. The orchestra played at the commencement exercises in May. Six members of the orchestra make up the Brass Sextet, which includes: Kenneth Wood, Robert Seifert, Pete Reynolds, Dick: Rice, Richard Cash and Don Houston. Lodi was represented in the Medina County Symphony Orchestra this year by Robert Seifert who has been a member for three years. ACTIVITIES elt TT Poca IT art te IE pe ce Be ANNUAL Annual Statt ROW 1—Robert Seifert, Richard Cash, Mary Jane Bartholomai, Dudley Fetzer. Kenneth Wood, Don Bloomster. ROW 2—Jean Strouse, Donna Moore, Glenna Silves, Dolores Jamison, Frank Szikula, Steve Toth. Editor:in=Chiet = ys sion ee OR Sa 2) Ee AE IN eee ree na ee Dudley Fetzer ASSP EGIION Stet Behe 01 SASS Chia hen hed 9 Sea Ree eo a earae eh ea cans nO Mary Jane Bartholomai Business Manager ee oo setae at gees eo oe SR ee ee Don Bloomster Asst}. Business : Manager iin 3.0h 3 2000S Gee - ol Rea a Pe eee ee Steve Toth Advertising: Manacerrn ays ware us iii wotere ia SA eames 02k PAUL 2 Set co Richard Cash Circulation: Manager’ sr ci Gey 2) ob) GLYN oly Sie eRe Arh se a ee ee ee Dolores Jamison Activitiess Editors J 2 = ae Robert Seifert, Jean Strouse, Donna Moore, Frank Szikula Copy Editors (2.206 se Chea Cee ee UES One tee ia fo ee ee Glenna Silves, Donna Moore SpottssEditor Accel ieh Ge se LE Me NI Ne RO mp ep ta Kenneth Wood Art (Editor: 0230 alee eed setts NN A Bela ees See Le 21S aa ee Robert Skimin These officers were chosen from the Senior Class. Each one was responsible for his part in the annual. Much of the expense of the production of an annual is paid for by the advertisements, so some of the boys have been busy contacting business men in Lodi and neighboring towns. Other seniors have written the different articles in the annual. The girls are responsible for typing the articles. The Activities and Sport Editor of the Annual Staff are responsible for the various organizations. Our Assistant Editor-in-chief, wrote the class history, class will, and plans for the future article. The Art Editor has designed our annual and made it attractive. All the Seniors have co-operated in making our annual a success. Senior Hi-Y SON ROW 1—Furman Bowers, Bob Vandemark, Merle McDaniel, Kenneth Wood, Don Bloomster, Don Houston, Bill Burnett, Bob Seifert, Ralph Tanner. SAE rial do say Dick Rice, Tom Leatherman, Boyd Lance, Dudley Fetzer, Charles Pickering, Roger Ripley, Raymond Weaver, i anke. ROW 3—Jack Warner, Eddie Debro, Bob Blackburn, Edmund Ginter, Frank Szikula, Bob Holmes, Gerald Franks, Bob Skimin. Absent—Bob Remington, Frank Clover. OFFICERS [EARS EEG TS cate a hie ae EES 2 SUD Sk 8) IN a 4 0 OY ee Don Bloomster WAiceyeysy Biareyst re MeN oykS alte as ICR ach AN ee Ure 2G BSR ann ola am a a ln eS MS ECE Don Houston SCRE CE VRC el OCS UTS Iie it man te enn J) nan eet Ne eve Kenneth Wood PANS (ate SN re ee Dn CES e Con ee ioan time wine ny See ON Sal Mr. Wood The Senior Hi-Y fellowship club is an organization of boys who have reached the tenth grade and have been accepted by the other members of the club. The Hi-Y organizations are formed to extend and broaden boys’ interests in the Christian way of life through conference and Bible study as well as through recreational activities. The club this year, under the direction of Don Bloomster and Mr. Wood, conducted a series of fellowship meet- ings both in and out of school. At one in school meeting the group was enlightened by a talk by Mr. Gabriel Simon on Purpose of Hi-Y. At the writing of this annual there are fifteen probationary members awaiting initiation into the Hi-Y which is regularly held during the second semester. - ‘ The club project for the year was the handling of “March of Dime” boxes placed in all business places. Junior Hi-Y ROW 1—Phillip Norton, Gordon Warnes, Larry House, Stanley Dague, Donald Cash, Bill Bittner, Gerald Klinect, Harold McGrady, Pete Reynolds, Gordon Harizel. ROW 2—Jim Yoxheimer, Donald Sterzer, Franklin Rice, Milo Aukerman, Earl Ivie, Joe Trukovich. Jim Crum, Mr. Skurvid. ROW 3—Stanley Debro, Danny Ziegler, Lester Warner, John Bradey, Bob Patterson, Bob Underwood, Bob Travis, Richard Warner. Absent—Paul Shriver, Claude Whitacre, Howard Trukovich, George Zimmerman, Junior Matheys, Dallas McDaniel. CLEAN LIVING CLEAN CLEAN SPORTS SPEECH OFFICERS President icc) ie oe os ed ke De ee Donald Cash Vice President (a gctck iho Mie yack, 2 Li dy) aod dee es ae ene pelea JJ tanley) Dague Secretary ge beats iy al VI Ae | DU it i eed Nae OO ad A a Bill Bittner TP TOCESUTOT VAR Tega eM? SET ie CITA ASA eld aL Vek Cac Larry House Aa visor” Aiea el ae asker le eR IS 2 A TELAT ae rE ee 2 Charles Skurvid The Junior Hi-Y is the junior member of the two Hi-Y clubs in L. H. S. The club is open to boys in the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades who wish to develop a more Christian attitude through conference, Bible study and recrea- tion. The organization is headed by the officers listed above. This club is designed to encourage boys toward Christian attitudes and give them experience to prepare them for the Senior division of the school program. Student Council ROW l1—Robert Vandemark, Betty Berry, Mr. Skurvid, Robert Seifert, Kenneth Wood, Anita Indoe, Eddie Debro, Betty McGarvey, Billy Bittner, Lester Warner. CLUB OFFICERS Presiclenite mec mire Ae ceiec eee ee hie SUEDE Ee Me Pat ep R WO Oey te tena NEE he Robert Seifert VAICCwET CSTD GTI gee ree atti Um Ue Ce MR TREN RI Re de Ne EN ha Kenneth Wood DSCKOLCIY tie eames ete On ANE aR te HA eerie wae ANE le a ee ee Betty Berry PE TOCISUITGT ore Soe Cae i Ete or, EAL OWI PO Ae NE Pte are tha LAs Ne 8 Betty McGarv ey SPOR SOL tree ta sere see UE BEA ee Pea en eae Sve aN ee Mr. Skurvid The Student Council is an organization of representatives elected by the student body from the seventh through the twelfth grades. A faculty member, appointed by the principal, serves as its advisor. The Council consists of two students from each class of the Senior High School and one student from each class of the Junior High School. The Council meets every two weeks. The purpose of the organization consists of approving requests from school organizations for parties and other social gatherings, formulating policies and supervising the election of cheer leaders, aiding in setting up a program of noon activities, sponsoring activities for assembly programs of professional talent, and encouraging among the students a feeling of responsibility toward their part in making their school better. The success of the Student Council rests not only upon the members of the Council and the responsibilities they assume, but also upon the co-operation of the student body with the Council and its program. Honor Society ROW 1l—Kenneth Wood, Vera Flanagan, Robert Seifert. ROW 2—Dudley Fetzer, Virginia Clouse, Miss Clinker. CHARACTER Wry roxzny OFFICERS President jy. 8e fh Se het Sa Le ee ene Seer ad ee aed ee ne Dud Fetzer First Vice President (i. 26520 iN I ier poe aaa 2 Se a NY Oe OL ane Bob Seifert Second’ Vice: Président :£)..125 5 wins eS et ee 2 kee ee aes Virginia Clouse SOcretary 5 ckeliee so nd | at Aula ee it cial ee oi a ae oe eee es See ae Vera Flanagan Treasurer. ye) Vt ao RUN Ue she els Ae ts 2) RRO ed SI SR LOY A a Ken Wood. AAVISO Vsti Sa tet a ae 2 RN RZ oy PP Dee ea Miss Clin ker The National Honor Society, of which Lodi is a member, is set up to give recognition to those persons who have shown outstanding progress in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. According to national requirements only a specified percentage of each of the three upper high school classes can be granted membership. A student must be chosen by the faculty; he must maintain an average grade of B” in all subjects; he must have a pleasing personality. A student must have attended Lodi High School one year previous to initiation. The initiation of new members, for the school year 1947-1948, held in April, brought new members into the Society. Writers’ Club 3 sian ROW l—Joyce Barth, Richard Rice, Don Houston, Donald Bloomster, Dudley Fetzer, Vera Flanagan, Robert Seifert, Mary Jane Bartholomai, Robert Skimin, Robert Blackburn. ROW 2—Betty McGarvey. Betty Young, Jackie Duck, Phyllis Esselburn, Diana James, Eva Indoe, Betty Berry. Alan Krantz, Merle McDaniel, Miss Sechrist. ROW 3—Alice Holmes, Dolores Jamison, Shirley Reed, Betty Lou Travis, Delores Horner, Virginia Clouse, Ramon Weaver, Kenneth Wood, Ralph Tanner, Bill Manke. EGitOiiaeGniGhge ee = eae eter teem te rer ela eh Dk A de Dudley Fetzer IASSISIGT ECOL Ree se eee Te ee mc ace Ve Ee ee ie co eye lhe Ds ON Donald Bloomster DONS EGLO Tyee etn re anne ML EMna eect xiii tee ates da oe AOU Ea OC os tes Ne Don Houston PCHVITIOS OE CLEC Ta, 0 Se Sie ree necerpnees. Mita Se, SIU g Ue ba RN ZEN Leg Cie RA a AR Vera Flanagan PLCS OL fiee oe 2 em e ike b EEE eee RO ERB ea CIN NISL VS paren Vi tet ole ot Ge Miss Sechrist 29 students of L. H. S. this year designated their desire to become members of the Writers Club. This is a club in which students have a chance to show their journalistic talents. Through the cooperation of Mr. Harold L. Harrington, they have a chance to write articles which appear in the Hilltop Echoes in the Lodi Review. If a student has participated actively during two years and met certain requirements, he may receive !4 credit towards graduation. Dramatic Club ROW I—Dick Rice, Jackie Duck, Betty Young, Betty McGarvey, Phyllis Esselburn, Don Bloomster, Dudley Fetzer, Bob Seifert, Mary Jane Bartholomai, Boyd Lance, Bob Skimin. ROW 2—Bertha Ivie, Virginia Hall, Dorothy Hastings, Mary Ginter, Betty Newcomer, Patricia Arnold, Diane James, Eva Indoe, Betty Berry, Vera Flanagan, Edward Debro, Miss Sechrist. ROW 3—Dolores Jamison, Shirley Reed, Eylaine Pickering, Georgia Hoff, Virginia Clouse, Ramon Weaver, Kenneth Wood, Furman ' Bowers, Ralph Tanner, Bill Manke, Don Houston. The Dramatic Club, which is one of the mast active school organizations, has thirty-three members this year. Regular business meetings, with refreshments as an added attraction, are held once a month in the evening. This year many of the club members had their first opportunity to see a Shakesperian production when twenty- four pupils journeyed to Kent to see “Macbeth” produced by the Kent University Players. In November the Dramatic Club enacted a play for assembly, in recognition of National Education Week. At Christmas, with the help of the music department and grades, the club presented a play with tableaux, entitled “Songs of Christmas.’ In May was the annual Guest Night. The major project of the year in which all co-operated was the production of “January Thaw” in March. This play, based on the novel by Bellamy Partridge, provided plenty of complications when the original owners moved back into the:‘Connecticut house now occupied by the Gage family from New York. Officers for the year were: President, Dudley Fetzer;Vice-President, Robert Seifert; Secretary, Mary Jane Bar- tholomai; Treasurer, Don Bloomster; Advisor, Miss Sechrist. ' : i ; AR scaaell Varsity ROW 1—Dud Fetzer, Bob Blackburn, Bob Skimin, Don Houston, Tom Leatherman. ROW 2—Mr. Dowler, Bob Seifert, Don Bloomster, Kenneth Wood, Merle McDaniel, Lewis Aukerman, Bill Bittner. Lodi 4] Liverpool 39 Lodi 34 Alumni 46 Lodi 34 Medina 31 Lodi 30 Medina 4] Lodi 40 Le Roy 26 Lodi 44 Spencer hy Lodi 34 Chatham 47 Lodi 61 Le Roy 43 Lodi 31 Smithville 59 Lodi 31 Chatham 64 Lodi 46 Brunswick 26 Lodi 33 Wellington 60 Lodi 43 Sharon 50 Lodi 36 Sharon 60 Lodi 4] Spencer 42 Lodi 46 Brunswick 30 Lodi 59 Liverpool 49 TOURNAMENT Lodi 48 Le Roy 29 Lodi 34 Chatham 46 Total scores for the season: Lodi 771 — Opponents 825. The Varsity, under the guidance of our new coach, Mr Dowler, had its ups and downs all season. Although they had some bad luck in some of their games, they ended the season with eight wins and nine losses. Lew Aukerman was high point man for the season. Reserve Team ROW 1—Mr. Dowler, Dick Rice, Bob Blackburn, Ralph Tanner, Ramon Weaver, John Haven, Stanley Dague. ROW 2—Edward Debro, Robert Vandermark, Frank Clover, Bill Burnett, Charles Farnsworth, Bob Remington, Pete Reynolds. The reserves did very well this season, although they were out sized in almost every game. They will just have to grow a little more. Lodi 19 Liverpool 28 Lodi 29 Alumni 47 Lodi as Medina aul Lodi 18 Medina 39 Lodi 19 Le Roy ll Lodi 26 Spencer 23 Lodi 15 Chatham 19 Lodi 20 Le Roy 16 Lodi 14 Smithville 28 Lodi 20 Chatham 28 Lodi 22 Brunswick 15 Lodi 39 Wellington 35 Lodi 29 Sharon 18 Lodi 23 Sharon 16 Lodi 31 Liverpool 34 Lodi 26 Brunswick 22 Lodi AZ, Spencer 26 Total scores for the season: Lodi 395 — Opponents 436. Rinkydinks ROW I—Junior Mathys, Harold McGrady, Larry House, Bill Bittner, Milo Aukerman, Jim Crum, Chester Remington. ROW 2—Gordon Warnes, Robert Underwood, Phillip Norton, Billy Gossard, Earl Ivie, Donald Cash, Mr. Mosher. Lodi 10 Medina 20 Lodi 19 Medina 14 Lodi 13 Homer 17 Lodi 13 Wadsworth 23 Lodi 21 Chatham 31 Lodi 7 Chatham 16 Lodi 10 Brunswick 12 Lodi 13 Wadsworth 30 Lodi 15 Le Roy 18 Ladi 8 Brunswick 7 Lodi 11 Le Roy 33 Lodi 16 Homer 39 TOURNAMENT Lodi 29 Granger 9 Lodi 26 Wadsworth 27 Lodi 25 Liverpool 20 Total scores for the season are: Lodit 237 Opponents 316 Although the Rinkydinks did not have too successful a season they came back at the Junior-Hi tournament. They show much promise for the future. Football Team ROW 1l—Edward Debro, Merle McDaniel, Lewis Aukerman, Bill Burnett, Thomas Leatherman, Don Houston, Bob Blackburn. ROW 2—Mr. Dowler, Kenneth Wood, Paul Gordon, Ralph Tanner, Robert Seifert, John Haven, Robert Remington, Charles Farnsworth. ROW 3—Pete Reynolds, Robert Vandermark, Jack Warner, Roger Ripley, Robert Viergutz, Ramon Weaver, Frank Clover, Stanley Dague, Dick Rice. Absent—Robert Skimin. Lodi 14 Sharon U Lodi 38 Seville 14 Lodi 25 Sharon 6 Lodi Sl Seville 24 Football has come back to Lodi for the first time since the war. Twenty-two green boys turned out and under the guidance of Coach Dowler became the best team in Medina County. At the end of the season Tom Leather- man and Don Houston were elected Honorary Co-capiains. We hope that Lodi will have as much success in the years to come. Baseball ROW I1—Bob Remington, Tom Sabo, Frank Clover, Bob Skimin, Lew Aukerman. ROW 2—Mr. Lindecamp, Paul Gordon, Don Houston, Bob Sommer, Dud Fetzer, Merle McDaniel. Bob Vergutz, Bob Blackburn, Jim Underwood. Lodi 4 Chatham 2 Lodi 8 Homer if Lodi i Medina 6 odie 2 West Salem 4 Lodi 8 Litchfield 2 Lodi 9 Spencer 5 Stodimm tz Homer 8 Lodi ¥ Chatham 3 Lodi 4 Spencer 31 Lodi 2 Medina 9 Lodi 7 Chatham 2 Lodi 6 Liverpool 5 Lodi 3 Litchfield 2 Won 9 Lost 4 League Games Lodi had a very successful season last year. They won seven out of eight league games which made them Western Division Champions of the county. They then played Liverpool the Eastern Division Champions and beat them six to five. This made them Medina County champions for 1946. “ L” Club ROW l—Virginia Clouse, Betty McGarvey, Betty Berry, Vera Flanagan, Margaret Alspach, Delores Horner, Betty Young. Jackie Duck. ROW 2—Mary Jane Bartholomai, Betty Travis, Mary Ginter, Betty Newcomer, Faye Rosengrant, Dorothy Hastings. Lois Gorey, Miriam Szikula, Vivian Wightman, Lorene Shaw, Joyce Underwood. ROW 3—Elyaine Pickering, Glenna Silves, Dolores Jamison, Georgia Hoff, June Kobb, Betty Burr, Wilma Patterson, Shirley Reed, Geraldine Alspach, Sally White, Jean Dunning. OFFICERS PERT Ce lebe hes aeimctec eh Meat LIN ABS oR ha Be OD 0 ARO RN Be Betty Berry WICCEELGSIGGIE pote 2 en) Neen ine imme eR ee. We ek IE Delores Horner OCT OIC EV gene tat ea | 2 1 te EEN ee RSE ee yee Rese Vera Flanagan ABR er i igs)o kk seme alg DTN ariel Ct Ry, Teele! (Reo Rn ara oye Red Margaret, Alspach The “L” Club is an organization to help the girls who are interested in athletics to gain greater proficiency by practice and instruction. At the end of the year all the girls who have earned 850 points by participating in various sports throughout the year are presented with a letter. There are eight girls in the club who have already earned a letter. VARSITY € RESERVE THEIR, 3068 As ou coat aatte OUR CHEERLE WAVE DONE FINE WORK IN Bory GAS her GALL Awo FOOTBALL. KATHY SMITH WAS SELECTEO AS AW’ALL “COUNT Y IN THE TOURWANENT. rt LEET TO RIGHT : KATRY SMITH LAYRA CASH RYTA OERWAMMER JR. HIGH 1947 SALLY BLACKBURN, SONJA AIKENS, pry ‘DONNA McGARV WORKED HARD THROUGHOUT THE 1946- s7 BASKETBALL SEASOW FOR THE FAMED RINKYDINAGS . Qe te THE FIG HTING § EN | ORS : gy my subd, Ma Meus « SRIMING GRADES —————— eS Grade Six ROW l—Joan Warner, Sandra Mattingly, Virginia Norris, Margaret Mosher, Dale Frank, Corwin Miller. Beverly Yonker, Patricia Ginter. ROW 2—Bob Clover, John Moss, Lorene Pope, Mary Chapman, Martha Lawton, Charles Beliles, Prem Sampsell, Mrs. Dorothy Harmon. ROW 3—Maynard Warner, Barbara Gangle, Dick Roberts, Charles Scott, James Beliles, Fred Rice, Ivan Dague. Absent—Herbert Cooper. Grade Five ROW Il—Don Moss, Russell Weaver, Keith Rufener, Jo Ellen Hien , Sharon Martin, Majorie Repp. ROW 2—Jack Gossard, Bonnie Botdorf, Charles Zeigler, George Benson, Anita Horner. ROW 3—Derrel Woodward, Barbara Young, David Potts, Darrel Crush. Grade Four ROW Il—Doralyn Bloomster, Rey Harris, Larry Hoge, Peggy Nell, Patty Warner, Dorothy Aukerman, Patsy Woodword, Lynne Hoge. Helen Whitmore, Judy Dorosky. : ROW 2—Nancy Shoemaker, John Lentz, Carl Branum, Glenn Eippert, Nadeane Branham, Judy Payn, Danny Kindig, Dick Snader, Don Reusch, Miss Morton. ROW 3—Paul Amheiser, Richard Byers, Dick Indoe, Don Travis, Loretta Pickering. Judy Eaken, Sandra Underwood, Leslie Lawrence, Jimmy Ginter. Absent—Cecil Archer. Grade Three ROW 1, in the back—John Underwood, Thomas Seal, Richard Pickering. Cecile Crittenden, Roger Mack, Jack Yost. Ronald Stewart, Patricia Debro, Annette White, Donna Leucht, Lois Norton, Linda Milkey. ROW 2—Rita Padgett. Barbara Snader, Ruth Hein, Janice Yonder, Constance Gilbert, Billy Daly, Hark Brenham, Janet Fetzer, Keith Massie, Robert Pope, Miss Grimm. ROW 3—Graydon Williamson, Eva Yonkers, Eugene Rebman, Kathleen Lowe, Roger Martin, Larry Ziegler, Larry Scott, Jack Bittner, Cheryl Zook, Junior Repp. New pupils—Robert Cooper, Charlene Benton, Birdie Mae Sivard. Grade T'wo Teacher—Miss Loomis. ROW l—Jackie Leggett, Nora Collins, Nancy Lewis, Cynthia Aber, Clela Botdorf, Robert Albert, Connie Underwood, Harry Baker, John Yost, Dolores Hershey, Danny Dorosky, Dee Ann Roberts. ROW 2—Barbara Albert, Floria Branham, Dolores Schram, Donald Gilbert, Betty Harris, Jo Ann Spices, Janet Underwood, Kenneth Carver, Rachel Lawton, Jerry Payn, and Janice Kindig. ROW 3—Betty Amheiser, Patsy Baird, Sandra Fisher, Harold Strouse, Margaret Leatherman, Susan Keller, Jerry Chapman, Tommy Scott, Jerry Brady, Tommy Wilson, Ronald Fetzer. Absent—Larry Messmore, Shirley Archer. Teacher—Mrs. Fuller. ROW 1—Donald Dearth, Dick Shannon, Billy Gangle, Hohn Fetherolf, Betsy Benson, Sandra Wheeler, Bobby Benson, Mary Beach, Beverly Darr, Bettie Bensinger, George Zook. : ROW 2—Dale Ruesch, Barbara Decker, Alice Mattingly, Darlene Harris, Janice Hopkins, Walter Zimmerman, Gloria Dull, Jimmy Wilson, Bobby Yothers, Eileen West. ROW 3—Eleanor Crittenden, roe Quillin, Henry Lentz, David Grannis, Jean Branham, Carl Eippert, Billy Hanes, Phyllis Woods ward, Mary Jo Embree, Dick Yoxtheimer, Hokn Grimm. : Absent—Lee Bryant, Edwin Cooper, Emma Messmore. No matter whose fault an accident may be—it still can cost YOU. Take no chances. You'll profit by in- suring with TUBBS. “Sound insurance for over 25 years.” THE TUBBS INSURANCE AGENCY offers mortgage eyes loans with low interest rates. Come in for complete SUPERI OR details. VALUE$ . INSURANCE Donald E. Tubbs Dwight L. Tubbs Harold L. Friedt Harold A. Tubbs “Insure With Tiubbs’’ Sound Insurance For Over 25 Years THE TUBBS INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. PUBLIC SQUARE - PHONE 2-8473 MEDINA, OHIO Compliments of C. W. Sommer and Don Tanner Chevrolet International WALTER PERKINS Jeweler DIAMONDS - WATCHES CLOCKS EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR 209 Elyria Street Lodi, Ohio Oldsmobile Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Padgett Insurance Agency GAULT'S Service Station TIRES - TUBES and ACCESSORIES VULCANIZING Lodi, Ohio SCOTT'S I.G. A. CASH MARKET Quality -’ Service - Economy Complete Line of Fine Meats - Fancy Groceries Also Bird's Eye Frosted Foods Phone 2191 Compliments of Idol Theater Compliments of Idol Restaurant LODI, OHIO Compliments of Benton's Store LODL OHIO Compliments of Lodi Water and Electric Utilities PHILLIP’S DRUG STORE Prescriptions Fountain Nyal Service Phone 4741 Lodi, Ohio Sales --- Service DON FETZER Lodi, Ohio A A A Service Phone 4191 SPRING HILL GREENHOUSE A Membership In The Lodi AAA Club R. B. Snell caer , Means A Membership In One Thousand Florist AAA CLUBS AND BRANCHES UNITED STATES AND CANADA ig ; , Riis Sates ese Service and Protection Everywhere P r intex Studio Compliments of Portrait and Commercial PHOTOGRAPHY THE AMATEUR FOTO SUPPLIES . x United Dairy Co. Phone 4524 Lodi, Ohio THE RICHMAN BROTHERS CO. Makers of Men's Clothes v Established in Cleveland 1879 Founded in Portsmouth, Ohio, 1853 Compliments of PARKER SONS John’s Place Funeral Directors HOME-COOKED MEALS LODI, OHIO AMBULANCE SERVICE Furniture Compliments of Floor Covering Appliances Radio Don’‘s Coal Service HEAT RIGHT WITH WHITRIGHT Phone 4922 Lodi, Ohi LODL OHIO ay ripsmatrs THE LODI EQUITY CO. Quality - Service - Satisfaction — Home of — LODI CHICK MASH LODI EGG MASH LODI DAIRY FEED Owned And Highest Prices Operated By C O A L Paid For Farmers All Grains Telephone 2581 Compliments of Compliments of Jay's Food Store The Lodi Review “The Store of Service Plus Quality” D S Electric Service and Compliments of J. C. Jamison Appliance Repair CONG EG tbo 121 S. Academy Street Lodbe Oni Phone 3732 cot an seedy Tedieonhio Phone 4392 Compliments of R. D. BITTNER Woodmen Insurance Agency Life - Health - Accident - Hospitalization Compliments of At Mom’s Place Halladay's You Are Always Sohio Station Welcome LODI. OHIO Compliments of Sohio Service (Next Door) Jackson's Electric Both Open Around the Clock Mom and Pop Ziegler Compliments of Compliments of Clyde Piatt and Son ELECTRICIANS THE CITY HARDWARE Ed Bartholomai, Prop. Phone 3882 Lodi, Ohio Hardware Electric Appliances Household Goods Paints W. H. Heffelfinger LIFE — AUTO — FIRE Oils INSURANCE Phone 3331 Lodi, Ohio Church St. Phone 3221 LODL OHIO Congratulations Compliments of GRADUATES - 1947 ISALY'S GRIMM TRUCKING CO. LODI, OHIO Ice Cream Dairy Products LODL OHIO THE TYPE FOR THIS ANNUAL WAS SET By Ace Typesetting Co. Paut L. UNDERWOOD, Prop. COMPOSITION FOR THE TRADE Typesetting - Complete Make-Up HOUSEHOLD GOODS and GENERAL FREIGHT Reproductive Proofs FR-5412 176 S. College St. AKRON 4, OHIO 4264 Garage 4871 Residence Benson Farm Equipment It Costs Less to Farm Faster with Case Tractor Machinery Overhauling Repairing Phone 2211 Lodi, Ohio Parts for Other Makes of Machinery Distributors of Shell Products Oil Burner Sales and Service R. E. Benson Sons Compliments of Compliments of The Park Restaurant LODI Home - Cooked Foods Cash Market Hasting's : : Hower Brothers Pennzoil Station Washing pa Greasmia o Simentind DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, Tires - Tubes - Batteries LINOLEUM, RUGS Accessories Lodi, Ohio Phone 4632 Lodi. Ohio Compliments of HARSH Insurance Surety SERVICE STATION Bonds MEDINA, OHIO COMPLETE TIRE, BATTERY, WASHING and Gunkelman’s Clothing Store GREASING Telephone 2681 MEDINA, OHIO Compliments of Leatherman’s Hardware O UF o )A.DyL Ks NDS Complete Banking Service At Your Disposal Compliments of Try a Checking Account For Convenience Medina County The Lodi State Bank LODI, OHIO Gazette Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System The Lodi Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIALS SASH - DOORS - TRIM INSULATION Sheetrock — Phone 4131 Lodi, Ohio Rosecrest Beauty Shop Strouse's Paint and Body Shop Body, Fender, and Auto Painting Phone 2812 On U.S. R. 42, North of Lodi, Ohio Compliments of Elliot's Funeral Home LODI, OHIO Phone 2391 Lodi Texaco Service QUALITY PRODUCTS Since 1935 Compliments of UNDERWOOD’'S MEAT MARKET Lodi, Ohio Phone 3341 Garrett-Wilson, Inc. Lodi’s Dodge - Plymouth Dealer IN MEDINA Seiberling Tires Compliments of Amstutz Hatchery The Bennett Lumber Co. BABY CHICKS and POULTRY SUPPLIES MEDINA, OHIO Headquarters for LUMBER and BUILDER’S SUPPLIES Medina, Ohio Medina Farmers Compliments of Exchange Complete Farm Service ELM FARM DAIRY THE NEWEST IN GIFTS AT ALL TIMES HIGH’S Registered Jewelers AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 1876 Our Seventy-first Year 1947 MEDINA, OHIO STROUSE SUNOCO SERVICE WASHING - GREASING CHESTER B. STROUSE Prop. Bank Street Phone 3512 Eli Derhammer PLUMBING — HEATING ELECTRIC CONTROLS Phone 3852 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of WESTFIELD INN LEROY, OHIO Phone Seville 2401 L. G. Bennett GENERAL MERCHANDISE LEROY, OHIO Compliments of Lawrence Memorials MEDINA, OHIO Lodi Air Service, Inc G. I. and CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION Rides and Charter Work Dealers MACK’S FOOD CENTER Swiss Cheese and Home Dressed Meats a Specialty We carry a Full Line And Bird's Eye Fros Located Two Miles West of Lodi, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of M. A. Burr The Lodi Grill | Lodi's Jeweler JEWELER - WATCHMAKER LODI, OHIO Compliments of Lodi Dry Cleaners Lodi Paint Body Shop COMPLETE LAUNDRY Snader and Leggett and Props. DRY CLEANING SERVICE Phone 3513 Lodi, Ohio THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW Bowman's Griesinger’s Shoe Store at MEDINA = Medina Good Shoes For More than 85 Years Compliments of Medina Bakery WILLIAM BESSEL, Prop. Phone 2201 Medina, Ohio Our Compliments to Students of Lodi Schools May We Suggest That, An Old Phoenix National Savings Account Will aid in the development of a very important asset, THE HABIT OF THRIFT The Old Phoenix National Bank “in our 90th year” MEDINA, OHIO Lodi Implement Co. SALES and SERVICE Your International Harvester Product Headquarters LODI, OHIO Compliments of _ Kroger Grocery LODL OHIO Compliments of THE MIDWAY DELICIOUS DRINKS and SANDWICHES Compliments of STAR TELEPHONE LODI. OHIO Rowland Brothers DRUGS and COSMETICS Phone 3251 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of Hall's Barber Shop and Modern Beauty Shop Lodi, Ohio Phone 3351 COLD WORLD -HERE WE COME !f !! FOR WE ARE CAST ASIDE ! Sele Hr ay [ a's ih oie apes! i