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

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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.

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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.

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E PAUSE briefly to pay tribute to our former shipmates. LEON METTLER 31 WALTER HELM, ex ’35