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

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FACULTY ORTY teachers comprise the faculty of Lodi Union High School. This group of men and women hold degrees from a diversity of colleges including the Universities of California, Indiana, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, Montana, Minnesota, Oregon, Wisconsin, and Arkansas; Ohio Wesleyan University, Stanford, College of the Pacific, Parsons College, Lafayette College, Victoria College, San Jose State Teacher’s College, California College of Agriculture, Armstrong’s Col- lege of Business Administration, Kipon College, and Columbia University. The work of the various teachers is chiefly concerned with the following departments: Administration: Victor A. Rohrer, principal; Maud Davis, Amos P. Reese, vice principals; Signa Marie Holm, J. C. Conklin, deans. Agriculture: Herman Diekman, Verne Hoffman. Americanization: Mrs. Olga Heindl. Art: Loyda Barron, Ruth Comstock. Auto Mechanics: P. H. D. Winsor. Commercial: Mrs. Beulah Burrell, Mrs. Beatrice Kreuzberger, Clayton Abbot. Hoffman. Conklin. Reese. Hagen — Kreuzberger. Blanchard. Leonard. Wastink. Barneby. Me Dole — V. A. Rohrer [principal!. Holm. Graham. Hatfield. Barron. Comstock. Stewart. Halsey I H ]

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VICTOR A. ROHRER Principal of Lodi Union High School GREETINGS To the Class of 1932 I extend heartiest wishes for the best that life has to offer. May the events of your high school days recorded in this annual ever live afresh in your memories as a reminder of the joy and profit that you have experienced here. The cordial response of the loyal patrons of the district who, by their special contributions, helped to consummate the publication of this year-book is the finest token we might have of the interest our community has in you. It should be a perpetual inspiration, and spur us all in every endeavor to return to our community that same spirit of helpful, cooperative service, so vital to the common good. I covet for each of you a citizenship which will make vour lives a positive constructive influence and power among your fellows. Above all,—to thine ou n self be true: And it must follow, as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. I 13 J

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Born. Smith. Dicker.m. Abbott. Dow — Rir.de. K nolet. Berry. Daiis. Erich. Crosc. Win tor — Pilkinglon. Burrell. Rinn. Taylor. Heindl. Haglund. Livont Dressmaking: Mrs. Bess Russell Carroll. English: Elizabeth Me Dole, Ruby Barncbcy, Gladys Pilkington, Mrs. Eleanor Blanchard, Kathryn Taylor, Elta Livoni, Ida Rinn, Dorothy Leonard, Earl Crandall. Clayton Abbott, Mrs. Sigrid Clark. Home Economics: Mrs. Carrie Erich, Mrs. Alice Stewart. Languages: Kathryn Taylor, Ida Rinn. Library: Margaret Berry. Mathematics: Maud Davis, Amos P. Reese, Mrs. Leota Hatfield. Music: Sidnev Halsey, George Knoles. Physical Education: Signa Marie Holm, Stella Haglund, J. C. Conklin. Barney Hagen. Science: Corell Smith, Charles Rinde, Lida Wassink. Social Sciences: Agnes Graham, Louise Rice, Evan Borst, George Knoles, Mrs. Sigrid Clark. Woodshop: Ira M. Crose, Hugh Dow, P. H. D. Winsor. •Head of Department. 1 15 1