Lodi Union High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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STEWART LOCKE I would make reason my guide.” MABEL MAGUIRE Zealous, but modest. HARRY MARTIN That which he will, he docs, and does well.” Football—3, 4. AiARIE MASUI She would do anything to serve a friend.” Basketball—2; Baseball—4 Chorus in Miss Cherryblossom—3.” GRACE MITCHELL Silence is more eloquent than words. Filtered—3. MARY MOLONEY Her eyes, deep blue, smile constantly. Entered—3. ORVILLE MYERS A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. IRMA NUSZ A mind at peace with all around. Baseball—2,«3, 4; Basketball—2, 3, 4; Volley- ball—2, 3. Chorus in Love Pirates of Hawaii”—2.

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 VIOLET KENEFICK Nor know wc anything so fair as is the smile upon her face. Basketball—2, 3, 4; Volleyball—2, 3, 4; Hockey—3; Baseball—1. 2, 3, 4; Tennis—3; Class president—3; Lola Pratt in Seven- teen”—4; Flame Staff—4; Tokay Staff —4; Elaine in Golden Days”—4. MARGARET KETTLEMAN As sweet a disposition as anyone could wish.” Class Vice-President—4; Basketball—1. VERNA KETTLEMAN Who speaks kind words hears kind echoes.” Class representative Girls' League—4; Chorus in Lady Frances”—4; Basketball—1. MARION KOCH Silence is but evidence of thought.” Entered—3. BETH LANDBACK The fruit that can fall without shaking, in- deed, is too mellow for me.” Baseball—2; Chorus Miss Chcrryblossom —3. IDA LERZA Not o’er stepping the bounds of modesty. Field-day Captain—4. EMMA UNDE We seldom heard her speak. Typewriting award—2. ESTELLE LITER The mind, the music breathing from her face.” Chorus Lady Frances —4; Chorus Once in Blue Moon”—4. Twenty-two

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IL HUGH PADDLEFORD Young fellows will be young fellows.” Entered—2; Asst. Business Manager Flame” and Tokay —2; Property Manager — 2; Business Manager Flame” and Tokay”— 3; Charlie in Come Out of the Kitchen — 3; Tennis—3. 4; Willie in Seventeen —4; Editor Flame and Tokay”—4. Billy in Golden Days —4. WALTER PERRIN Deep blue of c'c.” Ag” judging team—4. KENNETH PHILLIPS And he had a very good wit.” Orchestra—4; Band—4; Chorus in I.ovc Pirates of Hawaii—2; Chorus in Miss Cherryblossom—3. ROBERT PICKERING His limbs were cast in manly mold. For hardy sports and contests bold. Football—2, 3, 4; Track—3. JAMES POPE A man am I grown; a man's work must I do.” Class yell leader—2, 3; Orchestra—2, 3; Band—2, 3. ELBERT RANKIN I’ll be merry and free, I'll be sad for no one.” Entered—2. MILDRED RATHBUN Illustrous conqueror of common sense.” Basketball—1; Orchestra—3. RUTH R1NN Shall I compare thee to a Summer's day.” Class Sec.-Treas.—1; Basketball—1; Class Rep. Girls' League—3; Class Sec-Trcas.—4; May Parcher in Sevxenteen —4; Marion in Golden Days”—4. Twenty-four