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The Lodi Union High School in 1931-’32 en- rolled 906 pupils, 265 of whom were transported in seven buses. Night school classes enrolled 147 others, Americanization, 260, and adult sewing classes, 136. The attendance at the open forum in the City Hall, for the year, totaled 1575. This enrollment came from seventeen districts, com- prising the Lodi Union High School District, a territory approximately 200 square miles in extent. Four buildings with bleachers and fields for athletics, constitute the school plant, valued at $590,(XX) and situated near the center of the union district. An auditorium with complete stage and motion picture equipment, offers seating capacity for over 1400. A main building affords space for classes in academic subjects, and for the library and office. A building for science, agriculture, and domestic arts, also provides a cafeteria equipped for serving students and teachers. Shops supply equipment for woodwork, farm and auto mechanics, and garage space for eight school buses. Two gymnasiums, a swimming pool, tennis courts, and play grounds furnish a means for developing and maintaining health and recreation. The jurisdiction of the school is entrusted to five trustees elected at large from the union district: I)r. W. H. Croswhite, president, of Lodi; Mrs. Flor- ence Featherston, clerk, from Justice district; Mr. R. J. Stuck of Woods district; Mr. C. Dexter of Houston, and Mr. W. E. Shipman of Alpine. W. H. CROSWHITE President of the Hoard of Trustees Alumni The Woman’s Clubhouse provided a lovely setting for the annual reunion of the Alumni Association of Lodi Union High School, with lavender and gold bouquets carrying out the colors of the Alumni Association. The play, “Good Fishing,” under the direction of Vernon Hurd, was very cleverly presented, with Mrs. A. J. Randolph, Howard Bailey, and Vernon Hurd in the cast. John L. Blakely, of the Class of 1900, delivered the address of welcome, and Lloyd Engel, president of the Class of 1931, re- sponded. Miss Margaret Taylor, president of the Student Body for the year 1930-’31, was introduced, and roll call by classes followed. The following outgoing officers were intro- duced at the business meeting: Amy Boynton, president; Esther Wencel, vice president; Stanley Jones, secretary; Alfred Gatzert, treasurer. Winifred Beckman Jones is president of the Alumni Association, Howard Bailey is vice pres- ident; Willard Beckman, secretary, and Le Moin Beckman, treasurer. M RS. WINIFR ED JON ES President of the Alumni Association
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