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

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HUGH STEAC Y Me must be, he is, he cannot but be wise.” Class President- 1; Cum Laude—1; Class Representative — 2; Business Manager Tokay—3; Tennis—3. ELISA BETH THOM A S “Untwisting all the chains that tie the hidden soul of harmony.” Band—2, 3; Orchestra—1,2. 3.; Base- ball—1; Life-saving -J; School pi- anist—2, 3, 4; Shakespearean con- test—2. RUTH TOLLIVER “Thou bring’st valour too, and wit. Two things that seldom fail to fit.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Hockey—3, 4; Volley ball—1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus, “Once in a Blue Moon 3; Chorus, “In Old Louisiana”—4; Sophomore Representative Girls’ League—2. HILDA ULMER “Valient, wise, resourceful, well ac- complished.” Volley ball—1: Hockey—4; Basket- ball—4; Baseball 3, 4; Swimming— 4; Chorus, “In Old Louisiana”—4. PEARL VEIT “As fair as her name.” Band—3, 4; Orchestra—3, 4; Base- ball—2; Basketball—2; Hockey—2. REX VOSBURG “I dare do all that will become a man.” Entered—4. HAROLD WAKEFIELD “Such a likeable personality.” Property Manager, Athletic Manager —2; Football—3. 4; Basketball—3; Baseball—1, 2; Treasurer Ag. Club CLARA WALL ‘ “A little girl with a pleasant smile. Baseball—I , 2, 3,4; Volley ball—1. 3; Basketball—1, 2. 3,; Tennis 3; Hockey—2, 3; Life-saving—4; Class Vice-President—3. LE ROY WEAVER “I do not care to speak.” Football—4; Cum Laude—4. Twenty-nine

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WILMA SHINN “Time’s no longer if we hurry; The world’s no better if we worry.” MINNIE SIEMERING “Tall and slender of form.” Basketball—4; Baseball—4. CLINTON SMITH “The world knows nothing of its greatest men.” Glass President—2; Class Represen- tative—3; Student Program Commit- tee—3, 4; Basketball—3, 1; Track— 2, 3, 4; Tennis—3, 4; Captain Tennis —3, 4; School Tennis Champion—3, 4; Swimming—1; Typing Team—4; I)r. Delameter, “Adam and Eva”—4; President Student Body—4. LEWIS SMITHSON “Pair words never hurt the tongue.” Orchestra—1, 3; Boys’ Quartette—1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, “Love Pirates of Ha- waii”— 1; Chorus, “Miss Cherryblos- som”—2; Chorus, Once in a Blue Moon”—3; Monty Gray, “In Old Louisiana.” MARGARET SMITHSON “She has soft blue eyes and flaxen hair.” Tennis—4; Orchestra—1, 2, 3; Cho- rus, “Miss Cherryblossom”—2; Cho- rus, “Once in a Blue Moon”—3; Chorus, In Old Louisiana”—4. CLAIR SNYDER “Sad to think that the year is all but done.” LE ROY SNYDER He had a wonderful sense of hu- mor.” FRANK STAFFORD Pastime with good company. I love, and shall until I die.” Twenty-eight

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MAKGARET WEAVER Don’t ever prophesy — unless ye know.” Chorus, “Once in a Blue Moon”—3; Chorus, ‘‘In Old Louisiana” — 4; Hockey—3; Basketball—4. MELYIX WEBER (live me a hook I can read.” MELISSA WELSH “Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I.” Hockey—2, 3; Tennis—3, 4; Basket- ball—1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball—1, 2 ,3, 4; Volley ball—1. 2. 3, 4; Swimming —4; Girls’ Athletic Manager—4; Treasurer of Girls’ League—4; To- kay—4; Flame—4; Program Com- mittee—4; Julie. “Adam and Eva”—4. MABLE WELTY “Her cheerfulness is an offshoot of her goodness.” ARTHER WERXER “Silence is sweeter than speech.” Football—3; Typing Award. EVELYS’ WILL “She is winsome and bonny.” Chorus, “Once in a Blue Moon.” WALTER WILLIAMS “ 11 is smile is contagious.” FRA XK WIRTZ “When he goes whistling down the street, His eyes are young, and young his feet.” Football—4; Basketball—2, 4; Track —3, 4; Chorus, “Miss Cherryblossm” —3; Chorus, “In Old Louisiana”—4. WALTOX WOODSON “With mouth stern, his eyes smile.” Chorus, “Miss Cherryblossom”—2; Englishman, “Once in a Blue Moon” 3; Scudder, “In Old Louisiana”—4. Thirty