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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1935 volume:

5Si7iiTll TEACHER FAR AER WOU E WIFE cr coLlege JTUDENT I 1 “J(, OREWORD FOR this yearbook, the staff has, in a measure, adopted the theme “Ships.” We wish,however,to draw this distinction: The theme is more than merely ships or a few nautical words. We have tried to draw a comparison between a ship's cruise and a high school career. Each of these has a goal in sight. Each has pleasures, incidental to its purpose, which, nevertheless, make up one of its outstanding features. The pictures in this book are just the same as those the reader might have taken for himself. They have their own meaning for him to a much greater extent than words could have. Let a trip through this book remind each reader of his journey through high school. So, BON VOYAGE. MR. P. H. D. WINSOR DEDICATION TO Mr. P. H. D. Winsor we sound “ruffles.” His congenial personality, his willingness to help and his skill havv. made many fast friends in the twelve years that he has been at Lodi High. His work in the mechanics department has revolutionized it to such an extent as to make it an out- standing course. His work in stagecraft has done much to add to the presentation of plays and to give the public a good impression of the school. To you, Mr. Winsor, we wish to dedicate this year’s “Tokay” as an enduring tribute to your many kind services. E PAUSE briefly to pay tribute to our former shipmates. LEON METTLER 31 WALTER HELM, ex ’35 MR. LEROY NICHOLS Principal of Lodi Union High School District Superintendent of Schools SA THE “Good Ship Lodi High” has had an enviable 1934-’35 cruise. Calm seas and fair weather have prevailed, and the sailing has been delightful. Our ships and sailors have been tested by an occasional turbulent sea and by the violent winds that always follow a calm. For this testing we are glad, as it is only thus we know that we are seaworthy. We need this assurance of being seaworthy as there are many uncharted seas ahead. The seniors arc now leaving the “Ship Lodi High” to sail these uncharted seas in other ships. They have all passed the first test as worthy seamen. May they choose as ships in life, not those that are fragile and unable to meet the hurricane, but sturdy ships, capable of riding the roughest sea. Any ship and any sailor can cruise merrily along when the sea is calm, but the worthiness of the ship and the character of the sailor are determined by the way they come through the storm. Pleasant sailing, Seniors, with much of calm but enough of wind and wave to make each one prove his sea- worthiness. LEROY NICHOLS LING ONTENT5 SHIPMATES Seniors Undergraduates Post-Graduates SHIP'S LIFE Music Clubs Drama ON DECK Boys Sports Girls7 Sports Awards LUCKYBAG Snaps «■••••a� , Hatfield TRUSTEES Stuck. Jahant. Locke. Cofficld J£mdc FACULTY Burrell. McDole. L voni. Willis. RiejA Hobbs. Dow. Crose. Hoffman. Washburn, . !• Barnebey. Ptwingion: ’«f| _WassinWA ucvme. rorter. icemicK. nngiun Smith. Borst. F Not in pictureCrandall. Hagen. Diekman. Taylor Holm. Nichols. n. Blanchard. Allen. Erich: Kn, r. Halsey. Rindc THE fact that there are few changes in the teacm g st ff from year to year clearly indicates the competence with which the teachers handle their duties. They are popular not only with the students and their parents, but also with the community as a whole. Their competence is further demon- strated by the many outstanding activities in which the students win laurels. Athletics, music, art, typing, essays, agriculture, mechanics, and domestic arts have all won praise both in competition and in exhibits this year. s T R' A T A cooperating student body makes a fine school, but a cooperating faculty makes a good student body. The different departments have worked hand in hand on many of our larger projects suclv as the Christmas pageant, Open House, and commencement. These events would not have been possible without the earnest desire of the faculty members to cooperate y and achieve the finest things in education. Without the cooperation of the trustees of the school, even the best work on the part of students and faculty would have availed little. So, with these things in mind, the students salute you, “crew” of the Lodi Union High School. O N s T U D E N T COUNCIL ONE of the most important organizations of the school is the Student Council. It is the voice of the school. To the Council, outsiders look for representation, and justly so. The members are a president, a vice- president, a secretary, and a treasurer, two representatives from each class, and the “Flame” and “Tokay” editors, all elected from the Student Body. The Student Body gets its financed from dues collected from the members, and from the gate receipts of all athletic events. With this money, it is able through the Student Council to finance the sports of underclassmen, send teams to other schools, buy equipment for all athletics, and present the deserving students with awards, such as letters and sweaters. The Student Council is under the supervision of Mr. Leroy Nichols, the principal of the school, but in general it is a self-acting body. It runs its own elections, oversees its games, and conducts its meetings in a democratic manner. This year's Council has been successful in keeping a balanced book, as well as in presenting awards not only to those winning honors in athletics but to others as well. Through the president, Woodrow Mitchell, the Council was well represented before the business men of Lodi and before the students of other schools. Moore. Cole. W. Mitchell. Pearce. Ccncirulo: G. Mitchell. Joens. Tramontini. Johnson; Chaj Troutner. Hoffman. - A 11. Putnam. Harney. Miss McDole: Burson. B. Fountain, Putnam. Lyon. Pearce: Nies. Dugdale. R. Fountain. Tramontini. THIS year’s “Tokay” staff stressed an even distribution of work in the production of the annual. Every member assumed an equal amount of responsibility and cooperated with the editor in every way possible. Instead of meeting after school, the staff agreed to meet every morning during the school year from eight to eight-thirty. Throughout the meetings, each member did his part toward the completion of the book. The rise in the price of printing and binding necessitated more money than was required to produce last year's annual. Furthermore, the staff was allowed only one money-making project, whereas in previous years they had been allowed an unlimited number. Therefore, it became necessary to charge $2 for the 1935 “Tokay.” The mystery play, “The Black Flamingo” was successfully produced as the means of raising some of the needed funds. k • A OLIVER ARCHER s E N I O R S VIRGINIA ALLINGTON ELMER AUCH GRACE BALDWIN ANNE BEISEL STANLEY BARTELS ESTHER BISCHEL HARVEY BERGLUND NORMA BERGANTZ STERLING BLEWETT MADELINE BLEWETT ERNA BISCHOF JIM BOARD LEWIS BRIDGE SYLVESTER BURGSTAHLER LEONARD BULL EVELYN CARY SADIE CARRUESCO LUELLA ENGEL ELLA EHLERS WESLEY DUNTON MARJORIE FIELDS MARGARET FEATHERSTON IRWIN ERICKSON MARY LOUISE ENGLEHORN CHARLOTTE DUGDALE MARSHALL DAMON HELEN FORBES ORLO FLETCHER MELVIN FLAMM s E N I O R S CLAUDE FORE VERNON FORDE BOB FOUNTAIN NORA GALLAGHER EILEEN FRANKLIN LEONARD FREY DOROTHY GODFREY EDWIN GHOLZ OLIVE GIBSON GORDON GRAY LEON GREENEICH VIRGINIA GRANLEES MILES HALE VIVA GRINNELL HENRY GRONROOS BILL HARBIN LORRAINE HANDEL LEROY HANDEL � HELE HELEN HARNEY JANE HARGIS LAURA HARRIS JOHN HEPPER DONALD HEMPHILL KENNETH HEPPER K1ICHI HIRAMOTO BERNICE HIEB KATHRYN HOFFMAN KENNETH HUNTING WALTER HOWEN EVELYN HONDA MARGUERITE 1REY ARDON IREY BILL JONES EDNA KIRCHHOF JANE KELLER KATHRYN JONES s E N I O R S HARVEY KLAPSTEIN EDNA KOENEKE ANNIE KOLB ELIZABETH LAVALLEY DOROTHEA LANGE GEORGE KUEHL SILVIO LEONARDINI ADOLPH LERZA ALBERT LIND JAY LOVELESS ELIZABETH LIND LYLE LUCAS RICHARD LYON CLARENCE MACDONALD LYDIA MARTIN HBRSCHBL MASON MASAO MATSUMOTO PATRICIA MASON OLE METTLER WOODROW MITCHELL SHIRLEY MUDGE BOB MOORE NAT MORTON DELWYN M1NTUN WILLARD NELSON CAROLYN NEER TONAMI NAKAGAWA HERBERT NICKEL LILLIAN NIES LORENE NIES MARCELLA MEID1NGER ANNABELL McLELLAN CORINNE McCULLUM ANNIE MELCHER HAROLD MERKEL ( I 5 DOROTHY OSTERMANN RUTH PEDERSON N MIRIAM PIRIE I o R S 1ULES PERRIN DANIEL PEDERSON LAVERNE PERRY MAY PFEIFLE ALDA PFEIFLE WALTER PIERCE ERVIN POKERT MARVEL PUTNAM VIRGINIA POLENSKE JAMES POSEY FORREST POWERS ALLEN POPE DALE RATHBUN HELEN RICE LAURA RIEVESEHL LUPE RIVERA DOROTHY ROBINSON JUANITA ROTHENBERGER PAULINE SCHAFFER MARIE RUSH HENRY SCHMIEDT GERTRUDE SCOTT EDNA SCHMIDT DELFORD SEEMAN LUELLA SHAW LEONA SEIBEL CHARLES SHERMAN PAUL SHIMADA EARL SHERMAN DOROTHY SHIPMAN GERALD SMART BERNICE SMITH VINCENT SOUCIE s E N I O R S ROBERT STEVENS LILLIAN STIEGELMEIER ANN TANCRETO PAUL SW1TZENBERG ROSE STRUCKMAN EVELYN STROTHER GEORGE TAKEUCHI EDNA STOTZ MILDRED THOMPSON JOE TSUMURA ERNEST TROUTNER THEODORE TONE VIOLET WAKEFIELD IRENE WAGEMANN ROLAND THUMLBRT RICHARD TONE ROBERT THUMLERT MARIE WEBER s E N I O R S BELFORD WIEDERRICH MARY WINSOR CLARENCE W1RTZ VIOLET ZIMMERMAN CYNTHIA ZIMBLEMAN JOHN YOUNG NOREEN WEISS JESSIE GREEN f Class Motto: TODAY DECIDES TOMORROW Class Flower: Delphinium Class Colors: Delphinium blue and silver Class Gift: Velvet drops for the stage OF the two hundred and ninety-eight Freshmen who boarded the “S. S. Lodi High” in 1931, one hundred and seventy completed their four years’ cruise and walked down the gangplank, June 13, .1935. Outstanding memories of the entire voyage centered in the last three weeks on board May twenty-ninth stood out as the date of the Junior-Senio banquct. June first was Class Night, the occasion of the Senior Play, “Three-Cornered Moon,” presented by members of the Senior Class for their classmates, relatives, and close friends. On June ninth, Bac- calaureate services were held in the Auditorium. Reverend Primus Bennett, at the invitation of the class, delivered the Baccalaureate sermon, and the Girls’ Chorus offered sacred music. Then on June thirteenth came the memorable night of Commencement. The open deck was transformed into an amphitheater for this last night on board. Growing trees against a sunset sky were the setting, and the High School band, in full uniform, was seated in concert formation in front of it. As the band played the first soft strains of music, one hundred and seventy Seniors made their entrance in single file, alternating a girl in white sport dress and a boy in a dark suit. They were seated in a large double semi-circle. Delwyn Mintun, Senior Class president, gave the address of welcome. Mr. T. W. Mac Quarrie, president of San Jose State Teachers’ College, was the speaker for the Commence- ment exercises. Mr. Amos P. Reese presented the diplomas. Girls in long flowing, pastel dresses with their arms heavily laden with flowers entered, singing the Flower Song, with the Seniors’ response following. And so ended for these shipmates the pleasant voyage on the high seas of Secondary Education. Schneider. Zimmermann. Johns. D. Handel. Bainbridge. llappc. Canepa. Thomas. Williams. Rapalee. Swett. Blnnke. Holmes. Coe. Burson. Bruns. Waters: Beckman. Patterson. Olson. Bender. G. Mitchell. Ruhl. Welch. Kries. Eanek. Jones. Leonardini. Mohr. Iwamura. lto. McClellan. Reiswig; Laustcn. Buford. Rimmer. Weiss. Welch. Muller. Mirko. Lcrzn. ' • .MacDonald. Ross. Beckman. Baker. Stritzel. Kirschenmann: Weber. Lind. Kundcrt. French. Jackson. Weiss. Cook. Kcpford. Genochio. La sell. Jordan. Graglia. Solaegui. Nance. Griffith: Serra. Herrick. Fink. Bedman. Sherman. Hale. Uttke. Jones. Werlh. Rosier. Darden. Gordon. Hutton. Gladish. Siegalkoff. Rouse. Littlefield. Hemphill. Irey. Brown. Tonini, Katzakian. Ncvins. Grant. McKindley. Coil. Pearce. Sakai. Barbero. Brooks. Lipclt. Erickson: Tanaka. Dobrovolny. Garberoglio. Adams. Floyd. Filler. De Pauli. Miller. McKee. Fore. Gurney. Mcttler. Preszler. Leetsow. Soucic. Nakagawa. Schmierer: V. Werner. Houck. Spurgin. Rocque. Barth. Frey. Ackermann. Beck man. Lee. Hutchinson. Heinrich. Werner. Handel. Mcttler. Wegehaupt. Ouyc. Matsumoto. Callis. Michclson: McKenzie. Blair. Fountain. Perrin. Lange. Engel. Andrews. Johnson. Hcmcnway. Beckman. Degener. Ford. Haymond. Gemello. Tcierle. Neer. Zimbclman. Mohr. Jacobsen. Wolf. Parkinson. Wagers. Humphrey. Lind. Pope. Schwartz. Nicewonger. Mills. Donald. Wakefield. Rieger. Dahl. Lewis. Nakagawa. McKindley: Johnson. Phippe. Baker. Lauchland. Calvert. Smith. Schwarze. Ray. M. Smith. Sasaki. Sugimoto. Merrill. Bahr. Glaros. Wiedcrrich; Frey. Hlcb. Schaffer. Fawcett: Hoff. Jones. Judge. Rodgers. Journeay. Helm. Okazaki. C. Wakai. Wakal. Sugimoto. Ouye. G. Ouye. Sugimoto. Kirlu: Taylor. Lucas. Veit. Sievers. Brandstad. Trent. Roach. Meeskc. Tramontini. Dotson. Macdonald. Jackson. Harris. Sticgelmeier. Brum. P. Hunter. Lnttin. Montgomery. Van Buskirk. Woods: Messing. Grinncll. Perkins. Clifton. Ross. Stotz. E. Hunter. Call. S. Ruhl. Pinkerton. Bender. Myers. Crete. Cormack. Dcbrick. Brodehl. E. Zimmerman. Seeman. Scholl. Morden. Howcn. Shell. Gholz. McKee. Daniels. Locke. Heinitz. Gilstrap. Matsuhlro. Okuhara. Wright. . Patrick. Bauer. Tucker. Hartvig, Kllpfcl. Ehrhardt. Dietz: Tanaka, Nishimoto. Wendland. w Ullman. Boss. Kurata. Reiswig. Litchfield. Stone. Klapstein. Bcrgantz. Tramontini. Messing. Sakoda. Eisenbies. Schatz. Welch: Rivera. Hamel. Scholl. Chaney. Fufitani. Grabaudo. Vosslcr. Loduca. Pepplc. Wheeler. Luce. Pearson, James. Erich. Van Stcemberge. Brusa. Rowland: Howery. Pearson. Stark. Seibcl. Archer. Thompson. Luckey. Schaffer. Hill. Schmidt. Chesebro. O’Layess. Davis. Hansen. Rinaudo, Thumlert, Bischof. McWadc. Hcrchkorn: Hyskc. Reiswig. Reiner. Schlotthauer. Edson. Rudcllat. Hickok. Wakeham. Wolfe. Perrin, Pope. Kocncke. Robles. Prudcn. Sweigle. Funamura. Yamamoto; Hamburger. Dargitz. Shoup. Scibold. Nipkau. Molinengo, Coldani. Fontaine. Gomez. Miller, Ritzmann. Sciferling. Ludwigs. Takeuchi. Imada. Kaba. Yanagi, Matsuhiro, Mayer, Menzel, Kalk. Kolb, Fanos, Rothenbcrgcr. Pfeifer. Pfcifle, Board. Isbill. Colemann, Homfcldt. Petersen. Litchfield. Loveless. Hiramoto. Oga. Inoshita. s o p H O M O R E S Wilson. Giorgi. Wenzel. Bcwley. Rinfrct. Zclvcr. Schunkc. Wakai. Jackson. Jones. Bender. Pellegrini. Brandt. Wheeler. Hatton. Mall. Tsumura. Locke. Banamcr; Padgett. Langlois. Sciutti. Pope. R. Har.del. Gundert. Store. Cooper. Buchmillcr. Fujitani. Grihaudo. Baird. Ayers. Rogers. Clnson. Heer. Lind, McLachlan. Beckman. Fink. Hass: Martin. Wagers. Mcttlcr. Murphy. Carpenter. May. Erich. Siegalkoff. Nelson. Gicck. Patterson. Hargis. Kcenig. Thompson. Nichols. Cordis. G. Handel. Roberts. Gladish. McFarland. Shank: Werner. Untcrnahcr. Hit:lc, Ruhl. Rothcnbcrgcr. Sweeney. Springer. Rinn. Klaudt. Merry. Cook. Buford. Moore. H. Perrin. Green. O. Perrin. Guilfoyle. Dcclusin. Tracy. Barth. Memory. V. Zimbclman. Hickock: Forbes. Zuclskc. Hutchinson, Lindskog. Biscoe. Moore. Gallagher. Wcah-nt. Cemello. Inoshita. Migliardi. Frey. Dcclus'n. Buchmillcr. Trick. Siegalkoff. Toney. Ulrich. Pokert. Dunlap. Hient:. Limbaugh. Buckmastcr. Blcom. Watts. Doty. Cormack. Clancy. Urakanu. Weil:. Rossman. Tolle. Nelson. Groshousky. Leary. Seidel. Koenig. Schnablc. Nicssner. Jungeblut; Bressani. Holland. Ferrcro. Hansen. Yamagichi. Rode. Okura. Helm. B. Nelson. Black. Locppkc. Hyakc. Lauchland. Schaffer. Beisel. Herrick. Sherman; L. Diet:, Radtke. Imada. Matsuhiro. Payne. J. Wallace. Nishikawa. J. Wallace. Anderson. Gnirk, Kolb. Field. Mainland. Briggs. Thompson. Kat:akian. B. Handel. Dodds: Gibbons. Green. Brandstad. Hamilton. Dugdale. McDonald. F. Kurr.moto. Matsuura. Sobkowsky. Darden. Daniels. Watson. Weit:. Ehrhardt. Matsumoto. Tstsumi. Amcrian. Grigsby: Nakagawa. Ritchie. Scaletta. Geringer. Inagaki. Kishida. A. K-jramnto. Misui. Hoffman. Knittel. Schlcnker. Yamagata. Matts. Minor. Hoffer. Schrcnk. Blchm. L. Schlenker. Wiley. P o s T G R A D S Schmeidt. Zirkle. Ishida. Kayl. Kutlik. Duguid. Storro. Yager. Kessler. Huestis. Corcll. Brown. Edgccomb, Hay. Tsumura. Senner. Waller; Beckman. Wiley. Marshall. Flamm. Arlin. Spurgin. Gicck. Sakaguchi. B. Beckman. Baumbach. Schwartz. Hoffman. Shimada. Matsuura. Wallace. Gurney. Gantner: Nies. Prcsclcr. Baumbach. Gundert. Risso. Rica. Gansinger. Hochalter, Kirschenman. Handel. Wiley. Pearson. Balluomini. Winsor. Hcppcr. Folse, Aspinwall. Schcideman. Williams. Net:: Todd. Board. Franklin. McDonald. Pope. Mot:. Wiley. Scott. Haymond. Tubbs. Mullen. Harrison. Boschcc. Ehrhardt. Acevedo. Billiardi. Pope. Wittmcicr. Johnson. Klaffkc. Hansen. Rimmcr. Pirie. Bcrgant:. Stevens. Taylor. Hawley. Isbill; Pfeifle. Marshall. Lcetcow, Trent. Grasmick. Gilbeau. Houck. Corcll. HONOR ROLL FIRST SEMESTER Marjorie Field Edwin Gholz, Bill Harbin Dorothy Robinson, Bernice Smith Robert Thumlcrt Joe Tsumura Virginia Allington Elmer Auch Charlotte Dugdale Wesley Dunton Luella Engel Orlo Fletcher Bob Fountain Virginia Granlees Viva Grinnell Jay Loveless Robert McKee Janet McKenzie Eldon Pearce Winifred Roach Helen Van Buskirk Elinor Bender Herbert Dobrovolny Winifred Fink Ralpha Fountain Stanley Glaros Emma Heinrich Anna Homfeldt Frances Jordan James Kurata Ernest Troutner Irene Wagemann Violet Zimmerman Ole Mcttlcr Woodrow Mitchell Dorothy Osterman Juanita Rothcnberger Nora Gallagher Kiichi Hiramoto Misao Imada Harry I to Dorothea Lange Patricia Mason Marvel Putnam Harris Seidel Ralph Schwarze Jacqueline Ritchie William Nelson Kenneth Nelson Marjorie McDonald Mildred Field Dorothy Hepper Norbcrt Hyskc Kivoko Inagaki Velma Kolb Alvin Klipfel James Kiriu Fusaye Imada Sumiye Hiramoto Elizabeth Dotson Charles Daniels Ruth Chappell Robert Chancy Evangeline Thumlert Kathryn Macdonald Lorraine Moore Sarah Nipkau Gertrude Ritzman Dwain Schunke Myra Seeman Fred Clasen Marjorie Watson Charlotte Meeske May Tcierle Mary Winsor Grace Baldwin Doris Bischofberger Toshiko Oga Sylvia Ruhl Bernice Tramontini Alys Lucas Verne Hoffman Ralph Isbill Floyd. Strother. Ivngcl. Hcllwig, Sweeney. Dahl. Hepper. Ross. Howen. Calvert. Banamcr. Rode. Gurney. Auch. Fountain. Roy. Flamm. Woods. Handel. Brunt.; Mr. Halsey, bartcllx. Luca� . Wittmclcr. Votaw. Corell. Hartvig. Handel. Daniels. Howen. Ghol:. Mirko. McClellan. Wright. Lewis. Schunke. Hepper. Loveless. Hieb. Klapstcin; Dunton. Siegalkoff. Waters. Ghol:. Irey. Holland. Loveless. Taylor. Coe. Wagers. Isbill. Bergant:. Wicderrich; Putnam. Macdonald. Andrews. Cormack. Stevens. Roach. Taylor. Gibbons. Wakefield. B THE band of the Lodi Union High School had unusual success this year, both as a military and as a symphonic band. In their colorful red and white uniforms, they won the admiration of all who saw or heard them. During the Easter vacation, the band was one of two high school bands to play at the National Music Supervisors’ Convention in Pasadena, a distinct honor to Lodi. As a part of the convention program, the band played four concerts: one in the famous Gold Shell at Memorial Park; a broadcast over the Columbia Broadcasting System from KHJ; one for the opening of the convention in the Civic Auditorium; and a promenade concert at the Maryland Hotel during which Herbert Clark, famous cornetist, directed a few numbers. On May 18, members of both the band and the orchestra participated in Stockton’s Music Festival under the direction of some of the most noted conductors. Alfred Hertz, world renowned director of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, directed the combined orchestras. Herbert Clark, conductor of the Long Beach Municipal Band and formerly assistant director of Sousa’s Band, had charge of the combined bands. As a means of securing funds for the trip to Pasdena, the band played several concerts: one as a farewell party before the trip; one for the Legion Picnic, May 4; and several in Lodi’s municipal park, one for Mother’s Day and two evening concerts. The year’s success was due to the persistence of the fiery little director, Sydney A. Halsey. Orchestra Weiss. Kepford. B. Moore. Hand Calvert. Ross. Sticgelmeicr. Blewe Mr. Sydney Halsey. Gibbons. E. Mooi Hunter. Bender. Fountain. Rathbu Zclvcr. B. Daniels. Anderson: Andrei Jordan. Scott. Hansen. Putnam, Tt montini. Stevens. Gholz. Taylor. Lew Wagers. R. Isbill. Fields. Watsc Klapstein. H. Isbill. Audi. Bcrgan Howen. Wittmeier, C. Daniels. First-Year Chorus Bcllouminic. Scott. Hutchinson. G ruesco. Mayer. Gundert. Todd. K; zakian. Gnirk: Biliardi. Rica. Ho man. McFarlane. Dalton. Smith. Ko Ehrhardt. Johnson; Risso. Ritcht Gomel. Weahunt. Anderson. Zuelsl Kuramoto. Williams: Magellan. Fie Baumbach. Boschec. Zimbclman. Tri Buchmiller. Limbaugh. Boys Chorus Clifton. A. Hickock. Seibel. Lii Jones. Handel. E. Hickock. Bisch Zfmbclmann: Schmidt. Addington. Ni Grinnel. Wake ham. Wolf. Dard. Stark: Gladish. Lascll. Hoffman. Ble ctt. Pinkerton. Martin. O'Layess. H ton. Ostermann; Blehm. Amman, mamoto. Dargitz. Meidinger. Sha Ritzman. Vargas. Rimmcr. Lind. Cole. Wirtz, Pear- Fletcher. Sherman. Wlcdcrrich: Yai Thomas. Williams. Pelligrini. Schmi cr. Bull. G. Handel; Pokert. Souc H. Handel. Archer. Bressani. Jacks Rozier. Advanced Girls7 Chorus e Olde Jterary Guilde i Klaffke. Pierce. Hansen. Bridge. Ber- i gant:. Fountain. Wiedcrrich. Flaram. Dunton. Weber: Lange. Dugdale. Field. Griffith. Grasmick. Allington. Pfeifle: Hill. Baldwin. Hargis. Collins. Dalton. Cary. Corcll, Windsor. cribblers Jub Wakefield. Lipelt. Sakai. Jones. Ack- ertn.mn. Teicrlc. Dobrovolny. Brown. Macdonald. Waters: McLindon. Hay- mond. Spurgin. Hanson. Homfeldt. Meyers. Crete. Davis. Oga. Ruhl. Van Buskirk. Jackson. Frey. Shoup, Tra- montinl. Fink. Kalk, Ouye. Latin Club Jackson. Hunter. Locke. Chancy. Trent Tramontini: Board. Bender. Meyers Van Buskirk. Grinncll: Macdonald Hiramoto. Roach. Nakagawa. Brum. Spanish Club Pederson. Lascll. Field. Cencirulo Neer. Gemello. Olson: Hill. Clifton Gihson. Kclier. Genochio: Luce. Forbes Mason. Callls. Schaffer. Lange. Glaros German Club Baldwin. Klaffkc. Burson, Putnam. Fountain. Bergantz. Schneider. Zimblc- roan: Koeneke. Lange. Dugdale. Mar- tin. Scibcl: Shimada. Werner. Schlenk- cr. Zlmbelman. Bergantz. Degener. Mintun. Japanese Club Oshima. M. Wakai. Takeuchi. Ito. Ouyc. MatMihiro. Sugimoto. lwamura; Hiramoto. Shimada. G. Tsumura. Tam- ura. Sakai. R. Wakai. C. Wakai. Okazaki. Ki.rat.i: Urakami. F. Yamag- uchi. I. Yamaguchi. Nishikawa. Honda. Kaba. ). Matsumoto. Nakagawa. ). Tsumura. Ishida; Oga. Takeuchi. Hira- moto. Ouyc. Masui. M. Matsumoto. Funamura. Imada. Inoshita. Scholarship Society FIRST SEMESTER Thumlert. Gholz. Herrick. Smith. Brum Macdonald. Hiramoto: Oga. Mason Baldwin, Imada. Van Buskirk; Bender Callis. Tramontini. Ruhl. S. Hiramotc Scholarship Society SECOND SEMESTER Field. Lange. K. Hiramoto. Harbin Hoffman. Putnam. Fountain. Ghol: Thumlert. Gallagher. Winsor: Smith Baldwin. Mason. Herrick. Tramontini Mceskc. Bischofberger. Ruhl. Oga. Aero Club Rathbun. Lind. Blanke: Akura. Hansen Lyon. Keller. Cellini. Jackson. Muller Smart; J. Gurney. Ross. Piric. Wiley R. Gurney. Littlefield. C. Macdonald Sakai; Fink. Marshall. Irey. K. Mac donald. Bahr, Allington. Hargis. John son. Correspondence Club Kirrchenniann. Claros. Garberoglio. Prcszlcr. Beckman; Jones. Haymond. Wegehaupt. Darden. Gordon. Handel. Davis; Rosier. Bischofbcrgcr. Hanson. Slot:. O'Lavcss: Lipelt. Weiss. Solaegui. Heinrich. Schlenker. Hoffman. Leon- ardlni. correspondence Jub V. Soucie. Jackson. Muller. C. Soucie. Baker. Brooks; Schneider. Weiss. Ruhl. Obenauer. Mohr. Gurney. DePauli; Jacobsen. Hellwig. Rivera. Handel. Fountain. McKenzie. Herrick. Mcttler; Werner. Matsumoto. Fcna. Miller. Rouse. Sherman. Degener. cafeteria dub Ehrhardt. Keszler. A. Bender. Rozier. Moore. Mrs. Chancy. Nelson. McKee. Morton. Hawley, R. Bender; Hutton. Mate. V. Schlenker. Mlgliardi. R. Schlenker. Sticgclmcicr. Payne. Pear- son. Cormack; B. Ehrhardt. Harris. Ehrhardt. Scibcl. Schaffer. Rozier. Sicvcrs. Huiras. Wcrth. Flame Club ! Klaffke. Hawley. Merkel. McKee. Fletcher. Troutner. Sherman. Hiramoto: Baldwin. Herrick. Fink. Keller. Brand- stad. Godfrey. Shipman. Dot ion. Stroth- er. Callis: Sherman. Mecske. Engel. Schmidt. Tramontfnf. Pinkerton, Roach. Call. Brum. Mudge. Herrick. Drama Club Cole. Fore. Hepper. Macdonaldj Troutner. Gray. Hoff. Muller. Ross Blankc; Crete. Grantees. Harney. Har gis. Marshall. Gordon. Barth. Kcpford Mrs. Blanchard. Meyers. Lattin; Dug dale. Englehorn. McCullum. Field Mcttler. Ncer. Wagenmann. Corel! Blair: Olson. Engel. Godfrey. Franklin Mason. Roiicr. Michelson. Meeske Werner. Howen. Girls7 Association Fountain. Englehorn. Harney. Cellii Ackertnann. Luca� . Blair. Bcnd Mccskc. Perrin. Moore. Shaw. expert Typists Club Mason. Zimmermann. Allington. Serra. Lerza: Stevens. Farnell. Nies. Gilbeau. Kirchbof. Sticgclmcicr. International Club Thumlert. Fletcher. Pearce. Dugdalc. Gbolz. Gray. Troutner. McKee: D. Lange. Englehorn. Baldwin, Field, Mason: Mintun. Callis. Blair. Michel- son. J. Lange. McKenzie. Howen. Chemistry Club Littlefield. Burson. Gray. Taylor. Gur- ney. Sakai. Erickson. G. Mitchell: Shimada. Hunting. Tsumura, Fordc, Klapstcin. W. Mitchell. Welch. Moore. Bridge. Morton; Schneider. Howen. Fountain. Smith. Grinncll. McKenzie. Mcttlcr. Perrin; Hiraraoto, Shipman. Schmidt. Engel. Johnson. Englehorn, Fink, Irey, Leetzow. Mintun. B. N. O. Club E. Howtn, Bartel . Rathbun. M. Gholz. Dahl. Ray. V. Klapstcin. E. Gholz. Holland. V. Howen. Isbill. Loveless. Wakefield. Smith. Lewis. Corcll. Beck- man; Banamer. Rode. Floyd. Dunton. Calvert. Schunke. Wright. Bergantz. Wiederrich. Hartvig. Stevens. Auch. H. Klapstein. Macdonald. Flamm. Put- nam: Hieb. Woods. Moore. Loveless. Strother. McKindley. Gurney. L. Handel. Coe. Ross. B. Moore. Hepper. G. Mitchell. M. Taylor. W. Mitchell: Jordan. N. Bergantz. Hellwig. Fields. Gibbons. Roach. Johnson. Wittmeier. Hunter, Hansen. Siegalkoff. W. Taylor. Andrews. Lucas. Anderson. Litchfield. Stiegelmeier. 3eta _ambda Litchfield. Hutchinson. Franklin. Barth. Todd. Motz. Harrison. Gundcrt. Necr. A. Pfcifle. Hieb. M. Pfeiflc. L. Han- del. Bischel. Bischof. Ncuharth. Wake- ham. Fawcett. Hieb. Sherman. Hale: Hy;-kc. Kepford Genochio. Solaegui. Vossler. Toney. Hamilton. Dugdalc. Cook. Hickock. M. Handel. Beckman. Menzel. C. Ncer. Collins. V. Beckman. Ritzman. Martin. Blewctt. Hoffman: Frey. Weiss. Shaw, J. Bischof. Lud- wigs. Ross. Stotz. Hunter. Perry. Payne. Pearson. Johnson. Radke. Stotz. Frey. Handel. Bischofbergcr. Bunds. Mcidinger. Hunter. P. Hansen: Presz- ler. Pcirano. T. Bischcl. Eprosen. Irey. Lectzow. Howery. Pearson. Sobkowsky, Gcnsinger. Dietz. Sobkowsky. Memory. Biscoe. M. Hutchinson. Thompson. Thumlert. Lindskog. Petersen. Uttkc. Smith. I THE outstanding activity of the Future Farmer Chapter this year is the success the Future Farmers have had in the various competitive enter- prises. In the State finals and at the Davis picnic every team placed. Those who were awarded sweaters were O. Mcttler, Preszler, Kiriu, Bender, Floyd, Clason, Kirschcnmann, Hoffman, Jr.. Tshima. Those winning letters were Sakoda, Erickson, E. Beckman, Frey, Jocns, Johns, Merkel. At the State Future Farmers’ Convention at San Luis Obispo, Merkel and C. Mettler were elected to the State Farmer degree. C. Mcttler was also elected secretary of the State Future Farmer Association. The boys won over $600 With their various exhibits at the county and state fairs. The boys who placed in the open classes were Van Steenburgc with a junior championship, Wirtz with two firsts, and Frey and Beckman, who also won places. Out of 103 entries Kirschcnmann was chosen as the winner of the Guern- sey calf which George Kmde offered for the best project. The following boys received certificates of merit for their projects: Merkel, Mettler, Leetzow, Schmiercr, C. Beckman, Frey, Van Steenburgc, Johns, and Hemphill. In the Central Region Project-Judging competition, Frey placed first in dairy; Hoffman, Jr. second in livestock; O. Mettler first, and C. Mettler second in horticulture; C. Beckman second in a related livestock project; Wolf first and O. Mettler second in mechanics. At the Inter-state Fat Stock Show, the big winner was C. Beckman with two firsts and a fourth. The officers of the Lodi Chapter this year were O. Mcttler, president; A. Pope, vice president; C. Mettler, secretary; Merkel, treasurer; Frey, reporter. Waller. Zcchmcister. Scnner. Urakacii. Sakoda. Oshima. Rcuscher. C. Beckman. Loveless. Lee. Rossman. Schmiercr. Kirschcnmann. Buck- miller. Ncvins. Nelson, Jungcbluc. Mcttler: Hamel. Wenzel. French. Laustcn. Schimkc. Wolf. McKindlcy. Hemphill. Bingcr. lames. Brusa. Preszler. Niccwonjier. Handel. Swctt. Storz. Towle. Miller. |. Kiriu; Gribaudo. Vossler. E. Gribaudo. Clason. Baumbnch. K. Kiriu. Floyd. Dunton. Corcll. Tanaka. Nishimoto. Pearson. Welsh. Hoffman. Jocns. Beckman. Leetzow. B. Rodgers: Bender. Keszlcr. Pope. V. Mcttler. Jones. Luce. Ferrero. Morton. Ncvins. Glaros. Bciscl. Swltzcnbcrg. J. Erich. Scholl. Journeav. R. Erich. Fore. Edgccomb. Van Stccnbcrgc: Erickson. Okura. Avers. Brandt. Gronroos. Blakesley. Young. O. Mcttler. Pope. C. Mettler. Merkel. Frey. Handel, Seeman. Lucas. Sciutti. . Bonora. Loduca. c u B Fink. Godfrey. Kl.iffkc. Troutner. McKee. Fletcher. Herrick. Engel. Plttkcjon. Shipman. Baldwin. Schmidt. T H E F L A M E THIS year’s Flame” staff has successfully reached its aim of printing three papers a month. The members agreed to reserve the sixth period as the official hour for Flame” work. To raise the necessary money for the production of three issues a month, the Flame” sponsored a delightful, romantic play, entitled The Third is for Love,” on April 12. In addition to the students whose pictures appear on this page, the following have contributed much toward the success of this year’s Flame:” Irene Glick, Kiichi Hiramoto, Margaret Rinn, Hcrschel Mason, Winifred Roach, Harold Merkel, Mary Winsor, Lois Wittmcier, Charlotte Meeske, Francis Brandstad, Shirley Mudge, Bernice Tramontini, LeRoy Patterson, Harvey Bahr, Lillian Callis, Lorraine O’Layess, Earl Sherman, Elizabeth Dotson, Robert Hawley, Jane Keller, Robert Herrick. THE LATE CHR1STOPHE BEAN” McKcnsie Calli� Gordon Lconatdini Olson Macdonald Sakai Barth Ross THE BLACK FLAMINGO Call Mceskc McCullum Rom Troutner Cole Jacobsen Greeneich Olson Macdonald Mcttlcr Bewley Rinfret Garbcroglio Tramontinl Howcn Drama THREE CORNERED MOON Harris Harney Troutner Fletcher Cencirulo McCullum Greeneich THE THIRD IS FOR LOVE” Rosier Pearce Meeske Rom Cencirulo Tramontini Johnson Michclson Mitchell Dugdnle Lena c H R I S T M A S Olson. Ross. Macdonald. Lconardini. Fore. McCullum. Gordon. K. Hepper. J. Hepper. PAGEANT THE members of the classes in dramatics, music, art, sewing, and stagecraft, including three hundred and thirty-nine students in all. worked together to produce an unusual Christmas pageant December 23. The program consisted of choral singing and the performance of the Chester mysteries: “The Shepherd Play,” “The Offering of the Shepherds,” and “The Adoration of the Magi”, the most complete and beautiful of the medieval English mysteries. During the plays a girls’ sextet composed of Dorothy Osterman, Viva Grinnell. Edna Schmidt, Madeline Blewett, Lois Lasell, and Gertrude Ritz- man sang several selections. Lois Lasell and Raymond Jackson were soloists, accompanied by Ernest Troutner. At the opening of the entertainment, old carols were sung by the combined choruses in robes. Under the supervision of their teachers, the students worked hard to make this pageant a success. Instrumental music by the orchestra was led by Mr. Sydney A. Halsey. Nearly one hundred and twenty costumes were made by the home economics department under the supervision of Mrs. Carrie Erich and Miss Georgia Hobbs. Scenery was constructed by the stagecraft class under the direction of Mr. P. H. D. Winsor, and the art work was pro- vided by ad the art classes under Mrs. Loyda Remick and Miss Frances Suydam. The plays were coached by Mrs. Eleanor Blanchard. Mr. W. Cored Smith was in charge of make-up; properties were taken care of by Fern Lattin and Patricia Mason; staging, by Mr. P. H. D. Winsor, Joe Blanke, Edwin Hoff, Francis Mueller, Stewart Cole, and Herbert Ritzmann. A Sunday afternoon performance of this dramatic pageant was given as the school’s “Christmas Gift” to the community. Sherman. Wirt!. Young. Muller. Canepa; Perrin. C. Lind. Thomas. Krles; Hepper. Uttke. Irey. Pope. Yank, Board. A. Lind. F O O T B A L L ALTHOUGH Lodi's football team looked rather discouraging in their practices at the first of the season last year, the Fighting Flames had a very good season. Through the untiring efforts of Coach Barney Hagen, ably assisted by Doc Crandall, the team of which Lodi can be well proud, gradually rounded into shape. However, their main incentive was to defeat Stockton, their traditional rivals, on the Flame Field-. After suffering only two defeats, one to San Mateo and the other to St. Mary's, the powerful Fighting Flames completely overwhelmed the Stockton Tarzans, by a score of nineteen to nothing. It was through the heady and brilliant playing of Lodi's co-captains, Ardon Irey and Jules Perrin, as well as through the cooperative spirit dis- played by the entire team that this season was so successful. Since this fine team defeated all the teams that formerly comprised the C. I. F., fifteen of its members and its manager, Harold Lcetzow, were awarded sweaters. The schedule and scores for the season were: September 15 September 21 September 29 October 5 October 12 October 19 October 26 November 12 November 17 Berkeley at Lodi Woodland at Woodland San Mateo at Lodi Turlock at Turlock Modesto at Modesto St. Mary’s at Lodi Sacramento at Sacramento Modesto at Lodi Stockton at Lodi Lodi, 20—Berkeley, 12 Lodi, 6—Woodland, 6 Lodi, 7—San Mateo, 13 Lodi, 6—Turlock, 2 Lodi, 20— Modesto, 0 Lodi, 0—St. Mary’s, 19 Lodi, 13 — Sacramento, 12 Lodi, 0—Modesto, 0 Lodi, 19 — Stockton, 0 J. V. Football Wager . Vo 1er: Wolf. Pellegrin Humphrey. Bauer. Soucie: L. U' ■ Blanke. Welch. G. Mitchell. Joeru Rathbun. W. Mitchell. B Team Gantner. Powers. Schneider. L. Fuji tani, Wilson. Fox. Jacobsen. William: Hirlle. Okuhara: Thompson. Tuckei C. Fujitani. Kundert. Pearce. Buforc Kurata. Handel. Locke. B A S K E T B A L L Bridge. Gray. Ccncirulo. Beckman. Bruns. Wire. Irey; Takcuchi. Morton. Burgstahler—manager. Archer. Pierce. BASKETBALL can boast of having had a very successful season. Although the team lost three of its four league games, it managed to come through to win thirteen games of its nineteen games scheduled. Coach Biff Hoff- man is to be congratulated for the fine team he developed. It was through his constant and tireless efforts to put a strong aggregation upon the floor that this was accomplished. At the close of the season, Nat Morton, whose fighting spirit and clever playing rallied the team many times in the face of defeat, was chosen honor- ary captain of the team. He was also high point man of the team scoring a total of 171 points, but was always closely pressed by Buster Pierce, flashy guard of the Fighting Flames. The team this year certainly had much more ability to play together and a much bettor cooperative spirit than has been shown before in recent years. V The record of the first squad: Lodi, 45- Lodi, 47- Lodi, 30- Lodi, 47- Lodi, 27- Lodi, 36- Lodi, 43- I.odi, 17- Lodi, 40- I.odi. 29- - Lincoln, 26 - Lincoln, 10 - Denair, 26 -Rio Vista, 17 - Placer, 36 - Liberty, 29 -Turlock, 18 - Modesto, 25 -St. Mary’s, 15 -Turlock, 18 Lodi, 35 - Lodi, 32- Lodi, 28- Lodi, 20- Lodi, 53- Lodi, 30- Lodi, 23 - Lodi, 37- Lodi, 21 - • Negro Ghosts,” - Sacramento, 25 - St. Mary’s, 24 - Stockton, 30 - Liberty, 14 - Pacific Frosh, 26 - Sacramento, 33 - Denair, 29 -Stockton, 26 44 Basketball B Lucas. Patrick. M. Lind. Knoles—coach Pcarcc. Burson. Nelson; Mintun. Hunt ing. Frey, Helm — manager. Sasaki Zimmerman. Wagers. County League Schneider. Matsuura. Clason. Buchmill- cr. Hoffman. Lauchland. Berglund. Canepa, L. Lind; Lewis. Patterson. Corcll. Matsuhiro. Heer. Brown. Gaub. Track A Hagen—coach. Pattefcfon. Pcatce. Bain- bridge. Pepple. Wirt:, lrcy. Schneider. Van Gclder—assistant coach. Smart- manager; Bur.ion. L. Lind. O. Mcttler. A. Lind. C. Mcttler. Yank; Archer. Okazaki. Rapalcc. Loduca. C. Lind. Humphrey. iinter-school Meets Lodi, 93 — Rio Vista, 16 Lodi, 67 — Stockton, 66 Lodi, 43 — Sacramento, 58$ Stockton, 46$ Lodi, 55 — C. O. P. Frosh, 58 Lodi, 66 — Sacramento, 47 Lodi, 68 — Stockton, 45 Sub-sectional Meet Lodi, 33 — Turlock, 30.2 Stockton, 29.9 Modesto, 27.3 Sectional Meet Lodi third. Track B Buford. Brown. Rciswig. Lauchtand. Patrick. Pellegrini. Sakai; Hirtlc. Iwamura. Schncll. Okuhara. Bauer. Shimada. Tennis Crandall—coach. Morton. Bridge. Lena, Takeuchi: Goodman. Cooper. Patterson. Inter-school Tennis Lodi, 0— Stockton, 6 Lodi, 2 — Modesto, 6 Lodi, 7 — Lincoln, 5 Lodi, 3 — Modesto, 3 Lodi, 3 — Sacramento, 3 Lodi, 9 — Woodland, 0 Lodi, 0 — Stockton, 8 Lodi, 1 — Sacramento, 5 Inter-school Swimming “A” Lodi, 18—Stockton,SS Lodi, 39 — Modesto J. C., 33 Lodi, 42 — Modesto J. C., 30 Lodi, 19 — Stockton, 54 Lodi, 47 — Palo Alto, 67 Lodi, 38 — Menlo J. C., 35 Lodi, 34— Modesto J. C., 39 Lodi, 44 — Menlo J. C, 29 B” Lodi, 41 — Stockton, 24 Lodi, 38 — Stockton, 25 Lodi, 16 — Palo Alto, 25 f Swimming Hagen—coach. Ccncirulo. Uttkc. Irey. Bruns. Beckman. )ocns. Welch. Klaffkc: Muller. Young. Fletcher. M. Lind, Kries. Tramontini. Lucas: Nickel — manager. Ouyc. Sugimoto. J. Tsumura. Hirtlc. Coil. Soucic. Zimmerman. John- son. Michclson. Ackcrmann. Beckman. Fountain. McKenzie. Lange: Barth. Blair. Frey. BASKETBALL ' R L S' BASKETBALL, the most popular girls’ sport, had a very successful season this year with large turn-outs in all four classes. After numerous weeks of practice under the direction of Miss Anna Devine, the teams were picked and the games started. The Juniors captured the championship for this sport with the Seniors second, Sophomores third, and the Freshmen fourth. The outcome of the games was as follows: vFSjjf§hmcn vs. Sophomores 22-22 Freshmen vs. Juniors 14-22 Seniors vs. Sophomores 20-14 Sophomores vs. Juniors 19-10 Freshmen vs. Seniors 12-27 Juniors vs. Seniors 14-11 Juniors vs. Seniors (play-off) 2-0 This year a new system was tried. Girls who had previously turned out for sports after school were enrolled in the sixth period gym class during which many of their contests were played. By this system, the girls avoided staying late after school. Volleyball Allington. M. Feathcrston. Kocnckc. Thompson. J. Rothcnbcrgcr. Wagc- mann; F. Feathcrston. LaValley. Perry. Shaw. Dalton. Hockey Beckman. Fountain. McKenzie. Lascll. Ackcrmann. Cook. Michelson; Johnson. Herrick. Frey. Barth. Blair. Girls7 Baseball Slot:. Kocnckc. Scibold. Bt.mdM.id. Moore . G. Pope; Debrick. Sievers. RiCtn.mn. R. Pope. Girls7 Tennis Koeneke. Rouse. Woods. Featherston. Chappell. Beckman. Allfngton. Baldwin. McKenzie: Irey. L. Moore. Bennett. E. Moore. Sievers. Debrick. Mccskc. Slot:. Dugdalc. Nets. Irey. Handel. Tramon- tlni. A. Perrin. Heppcr. Daniels. Board. O. Perrin. Winsor. Girls7 Swimming Archery Sweeney. Daniels. Rivera. Franklin. Mason. Winsor. Trent. H. Grasmick. E. Grasmick. Tumbling Tramontini. Rouse. LaValley, Michcl- son. Allfngton. Koeneke. Seibold. Han- sen. Dalton; Farnell. Dcbrick. Stotz. Mceske. Moore. Ritzmann, Barth. SWEATERS FOOTBALL Pope Perrin Yank Kries C. Lind Board Wirtz Thomas Heppcr A. Lind Uttke Happc I rcy Sherman Young Leetzow—Mgr. TRACK Loduca C. Mcttlcr Patterson Thomas AGRICULTURE O. Mcttlcr Bender Clasen Oshima Prcszlcr Floyd Kirschcnmann Kirwin Blakcsley Hoffman FOOTBALL Happc Perrin G. Mitchell Canepa Board Welsh C. Lind A. Lind Uttke Pope Sherman Young Rathbun Yank Kries Hepper Wirtz Pellegrini “L” and 3 Stars Dalton “L” and 2 Stars Ackerman Beckman Featherston Frey Herrick Fountain Lange McKenzie Perry Shaw Stotz Tramontini Michclson Perrin Wageman BOYS' AWARDS FOOTBALL Irey Humphrey Thomas Muller TRACK L. Patterson Burson Pcpple Schneider Loduca Thomas Rapalcc L. Lind Okazaki Irey C. Mcttlcr O. Mettler A. Lind Archer Yank Bainbridge Pearce C. Lind Wirtz Pellegrini BASKETBALL Morton Archer Cencirulo Beckman Grav Wirtz Bruns Irey Pierce Bridge Takcuchi TENNIS Bridge Morton Takcuchi Goodman Adolph Lerza Angelo Lerza SWIMMING Welsh Tramontini Mul’cr M. Lind GOLF Bridge “L” and 1 Star Allington Barth Blair Brandstad Debrick F.ngcl Hansen Irey Mccskc Rothenberger Esther Kocnckc Edna Kocnckc “L” Baldwin Brum Chappell Featherston AGRICULTURE Merkel Sakoda Erickson Frey Beckman Johns “J.V ”-“L” FOOTBALL Bauer Soucie Blankc Joens W. Mitchell Vossler Wolf L. Lind BASKETBALL W. Wagers Schneider Canepa Lauchland L. Lind A. Lind Wirtz Iwamura Board Yank FOOTBALL Jacobsen Fox Hemphill Kurata Bonora Okuhara Gribaudo Kundert E. Fugitani Westover Patrick Thompson Tucker L. Fugitani Buford Nevins Locke Pearce Williams Kuehl Handel Burson Schneider Wilson Handel Kepford La Valley Lascll Mason I.. Moore G. Pope E. Moore Ritzmann Rouse Schaffer Schmidt Sweeney A. Scibold Weiss Winsor Veit R. Pope Johnson TRACK Brown BASKETBALL Pearce Min tun Hunting N. Wagers Zimmerman Frey Patrick Lind Lucas Sasaki TENNIS Cooper W. Patterson SWIMMING Ouye Stritzel Jacobsen Hirtle Johnson BASKETBALL Me Lauchland Heer Hoffman Cooper Buckmillcr Goodman Matsuhiro Brown Corcll Patterson Gaub Clason Matsuura Lewis Nelson TRACK Gundert W. Patterson Boss Collins Goodman Cooper Class Numeral “38” Board Briggs Daniels Franklin Guilfoyle Brandstad Buford Dugdale Grigsby Hickok Mainland Pope Ritchie Smith Springer Mullen Prcszlcr Sealetta Thompson Tubbs GIRLS' AWARDS “L” TYPING Sacramento Dual Contest First Year Speed First—Meyers Second—Oga Third—Homfcldt Accuracy First—Frey Fourth—Oga Fifth—Teierle Second Year Speed First—Nics Fifth—C.ladish Accuracy First—Farnell Second—Polcnske Fourth—Lcrza Unlimited Speed Second—Zimmerniann Accuracy Second—Zimmerniann Fifth—Allington Sacramento Valley Typing Contest First Year Speed Third—Honifeldt Accuracy Second—Matsuhiro Second Year Speed Second—Nics Accuracy First—Farnell Second—Kirchhof Fourth—Lerza Unlimited Accuracy Second—Mason Sacramento County Typing Contest Fiist Year Speed First—Homfcldt Third—Oga Fourth—Bender Accuracy Third—Nies Fourth—Homfcldt Second Year Speed Second—Nics Third—C.ladish Accuracy First—Scrra Fourth—I.crza Firth—Farnell Unlimited Accuracy Fourth—Mason Fifth—Allington PRIZES SHORTHAND O. G. A. Contest Club Prize Winner Lorcnc Nies ART Robert Tittle McKee Art Competition at Stockton Applied Design First—Mary Louise Knglchorn Batique First—Mary Louise F.nglchorn Second—Evelyn Hcfflcy Third—Robert McKee Black and White Design First—Ardon Ircy Second—Howard McKee Poster Honorable Mention— Jean Latin Margaret Debrick ENGLISH American Legion Auxiliary Essay Contests “Americanism” First—Marie Weber Meda Knittcl Second—Virginia Allington Mary Winsor Honorable Mention— Janet McKenzie Mildred Field Toshiko Oga Nadine Wagers Elmer Auch Jimmie Sasaki Kiyoko Inagaki “FIDAC” First—Charlotte Dugdalc Second—Barbara Collins Honorable Mention— Grace Baldwin Guy Wakefield GERMAN William Alpha Cooper Prizes, Stanford University Honorable Mention— Charlotte Dugdalc HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics Club at Modesto Afternoon Dresses First—Julia Bischof Third—Virginia Peterson Sport Dresses First—Virginia Howcry Suits and Coats Third—Evelyn Haytnond AGRICULTURE Project Certificates l.con Kirschcnmann Harold Merkel Ole Mcttler Harold Lcctzow Ross Johns Clarence Schmicrcr Charles Beckman Simon Van Stccnburgc Leonard Frey Wesley Hemphill Cash Prizes for Projects Finished November, 1934 Horticulture Leon Kirschcnmann Ole Mettler Harold Merkel Dairy Cattle Leonard Frey Simon Van Stccnburgc Albert Vosslcr Hogs Arnold Wirtz Ross Johns Alfred Prcszlcr Field Crops Mendes Nepote Wesley Hemphill Burton Bingcr Poultry John Young Henry Gronroos Marion Schmicrcr Truck Crops Fred Oshima George Sakoda Allen Pope Farm Mechanics Charles Beckman Bill Wolf Kenneth Miller Ribbons Won in the Central Region Livestock Second—Verne Hoffman, Jr. Dairy Cattle First—Leonard Frey Horticulture First—Ole Mettler Second—Calvin Mettler Fourth—Leon Kirschcnmann Related Projects Second—Charles Beckman Agricultural Mechanics Fifth—William Wolf New Construction Seventh—Ole Mcttler ■ ■ If • - . • • • -. ■ t ’ ' . 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