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

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Hoffman. ConkUn. Hagcn. Smith. Zumwa.lt. Winso, — Hobbs. BlafEhard. Pilkinglon. Barnchey. Erich. Berry. McDolc. Bur, ell. Taylor. Carroll. Wassink. Vwoni - Haglnnd. Holm. Hatfield, Graham. Reese. Nichols. Darts. Rinn. Remick. R,cc - Rindc. Crosc. Borsl. Halsey. Knoles. Crandall. Frembling Administration: Leroy Nichols, principal; Maud Davis, Amos P. Reese, vice principals; Signa .Marie Holm, J. E. Conklin, deans. Agriculture: Herman Diekman, Verne Hoffman, Hugh Dow (agricultural mechanics). Art: Airs. Loyda Remick, W. C. Smith. Commercial: Airs. Beulah Burrell, Cletus Zumwalt, L. Robert Frembling. Dressmaking: Mrs. Bess Russell Carroll. English: Elizabeth McDole, Ruby Barnebey, Gladys Pilkington, Mrs. Eleanor Blanchard, Kahryn Taylor, Elta Livoni, Earle Crandall. Home Economics: Mrs. tarrie Erich, Georgia Hobbs. Languages: Kathryn Taylor — Latin; Ida Rinn — German, Spanish. Library: Margaret Berry. Mathematics: Maud Davis, Amos P. Reese, Mrs. Lenta Hatfield. Music: Sydney Halsey, George Knoles. Physical Education: Signa Marie Holm, Stella Haglund, J. E. Conklin, Barney Hagen. Science: W. C. Smith, Charles Rinde, Lyda Wassink. Social Sciences: Evan Borst, Agnes Graham, Mrs. Louise Rice, George Knoles. Shops: Ira M. Cruse (woodshop), Hugh Dow (agricultural mechanics),, P. 11. D. Winsor (wood shop and auto mechanics).

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PRIA: CIPAL ' S MESSAGE ' -A— ' Q GRADUATE into unemployment is the probable fate of the mem- I bers of this year ' s senior class. At first thought, tin- prospect offers 7 -|A nothing short of tragedy. However, it i- comforting to know that the peoples of history who have succeeded best have often turned . g iters and defeat- into brilliant triumphs of character development and nation building. The most threatening feature of tin- present economic depression is fear. The greater-t need for recovery is restored confidence. This requires poise, ge, intelligence, and a fine spirit of altruism. Neither economic nor social problems will be solved by forces exterior to human behavior. This brings a challenge to each senior to gain the qualities that will carry over into life and make him a mighty influence in solving these problems. Those who make such contribution- will find recompense in an increased ability to solve problems, in a continually developing character, and in the satisfacti tranquil living. [ 7 ]

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Sta c! e n t C du ncil Kathryn Graham, president; Blaine Runnels, vice-president — Bill Lange, secretary; Johnny Hiramoto. high Senior representative; Lindsay Marshall, low Senior representative; Vernon Tramontir.i. high Junior representative — Robert Goodman, low Junior representative: Charlotte Duqdale. high Sophon sentative; Detwyn Mintun, low Sophomore representative; Grant Mitchell, high Freshman representative — Leland Cain, editor of the Tokay ; Harry Ito. tow Freshman representative: Stanley Ferdun, editor of the Flame '