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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1937 volume:

°j A , dM 'II '2 tUJU C t haj ZL huJ TO« OY vy S. 1 04 I ONION NI€N SCHOOt tO€l COilfOPOIN V y THE DRAMA OF SCHOOL LIFE In this Tokay the students can see the roles they have played in Lodi Union High School during 1937. We have chosen Drama for our theme because all activity is drama and our school is a stage for both great and small roles. The students have played parts in classes, organizations, music, school pro- ductions, and even the informal parts which are shown in the snaps. Miss Elizabeth McDole, who has played an important role at Lodi Union High School, is not only the head of the English Department, but also adviser for the 'Tokay ' For a number of years, she has whole- heartedly co-operated in producing a year book worthy of Lodi High School. Her pleasant personality and her great interest in this undertaking have won her deserved recognition. We dedicate this, the 1937 Tokay ' to '• one whose originality and energy have been consistent throughout the years. Miss Elizabeth McDole! r •V • .v IN MEMORIAM EDDIE SAKAI, '36 ANDREW NEPOTE, '39 LORENA WERNER, '40 Leroy Nichols All the world's a stage. And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances. It is to be hoped that every student in Lodi Union High School will find in this Tokay an authentic and satisfying record of his exits, his entrances, and his acting. He who has played his part well, whether the part was great or small, has given invaluable cooperation towards the success of the school year. The stage hand behind the scenes, the costume maker and the fitter, and the attentive listener in the audience, have contributed just as much to this success as the most brilliant star in the cast. Even the star depends upon the alertness of the prompter, the correct cues from those who have minor parts, the skill and dexterity of the property man and the right attitude of the listener. May the 1937 Tokay be a reminder that All the world's a stage and that the life record of each one of us on this great stage of the future will be noble only if we choose good parts and then master the intricacies of acting on this stage either in front of the footlights or behind the scenes. Hoffman, Wassink, Loyka, Diekman, Smith, Hatch, Winsor, Crandall, Lantz, Conklin; McDole, Devine, Gealcy, Erich, Crose, Barnebey, Hat- field, Higginbotham, Burrell, Davis, Holm. Not in picture: Weller, Berry, Dow, Rinde. Bell, Borst, Benjamin; Hagen, Frem- bling, Samuelson, Dalander, Pilking- ton, Taylor, Rinn, Reese, Trumbly; Nichols, Matthew, Graham, Bridges, Bassi, Willis, Halsey, Boone. Faculty Trustees R. J. Stuck, Walter Jahant, Neil Locke, Dr. W. J. Coffield, George Emde Ralph Lewis Winifred Roach Vice President Secretary Ralph Tramontini Alvin Klipfel High Senior Low Senior Representative Representative Thelma Eproson High Junior Representative Carroll Dow Low Sophomore Representative Kinji Hj moto High Freshman Representative MaHo Stark Low freshman Representative STOCCOT 4 0004 14 Bernice Tramontini Every production has its star. This year, our leading lady in high school affairs was Bernice Tramontini, ad- judged California's outstanding high school girl in a citizenship contest sponsored by the California Daughters of the American Revolution. Bee was awarded a trip to Washington, D. C, to represent California at the national convention of the D. A. R. The spotlight shone upon her in our high school drama also, for, as student body president, she led extensive re- forms and inaugurated a new system of student government. Athletic, active, and delightfully gracious, Bee Tramon- tini will receive many encores for her splendid performances on the great stage of Life. Julia Bischof Cecil Bcrgantz Vera Bitterman Jeanne Board Dorothy Boone Orda Bowen James Amburn Mary Archer Harvey Bahr Betty Barron Elinor Bender Lorraine Bennett sew Frances Branstad Nelson Brusa Mabel Brodehl ' Angie Fanos Willie Eisenbeis Bernice Fawcett Walter Fox Irma Fena Hugo Frank Ruby Frey Lloyd Fujitani Esther Fried Nathan Davies Margaret Debrick Junior Donald Elizabeth Dotson Henry Ehly 8etty Edson _ 4 Leona Grinnell Donald Hartvig Eva Hansen Mabel Hill Sumiye Hiramoto Ethel Heine Edward Heinitz Esther Herschkorn Mary Funamura Melvin Gholz Frieda Gcigle James Gilstrap Thelma Green Steve Glaros Lillian Hyskc Fusaye Imada Alice Inoshita tdwin Morr Anna Laura Homfeldt Edwin Howen Virginia Howery Earl Humphrey Marjorie Hulen Evelyn Hunter Bill Hunter Patricia Hunter Lester Jacobsen Ynez Jackson Albert James Earl Johnson Barbara Johnson Ray Journeay Kazuo Kiriu Vernon Klapstein Alvin Klipfel Kenneth Judge I. Fusayc Kaba ' James Kiriu Bob Lanning Florence Leer Jack Lauchland Esther Kocneke James Kurataf Rosella Kolb Sam Matsuhiro Aloha McKinney Cecil McKindley Ralph Lewis Eulalia Litchfield Richard Litchfield Ruth Loveless Chester Locke Alys Lucas Kathryn Macdonald Oliver Mahin Vivian Martinolich Grace Ludwigs Arthur Luce Marian Lugea Alma Messing Adele Meyers Claoma Miller Dick Morton Roy Nakagawa Newman Charlotte Meeske Alvina Meidinger Mildred Menzel Frank Mills Lola Miller William Mitchell George Ouye Catherine Parker Herbert Pahl Karl Parkison Sherman Patrick Frank Pearson Winifred Pearson Milton Pepple Lucretia Perrin Virginia Petersen Vesta Pinkerton Genevieve Pope Winifred Roach Salvador Rivera Blanche Robles Marjorie Rinaudo Elmer Reiswig Gertrude Ritzmann Catherine Ross Marion Rothenberger Sylvia Ruhl Chester Randolph Camille Rains :V B |j. I I  Elsie Sauter Gungi Sakoda Irene Schafer Lillian Schafer Helen Schmidt Alma Schnurle Myra Seeman Conrad Schwarze Anita Seiferling Gerald Smith Joy Sievers Morris Smith Herbert Shaw Martha Seibel Edison Shell Bessie Takeuchi Jack Sugimoto Cecilia Tarrant Verna Stiegelmcier Bill Solari Elsie Stotz Helen Van Buskirk Gilbert Ullmann Irene Veit Wilma Taylor Ruth Thompson Evangeline Thumlcrt Ralph Tramontini LaDoit Tucker Bernice Tramontini Donald Welsh Glenn West Albert Vossler Rachel Wagenmann Howard Wheeler Leslie Wicderrich Richard Wagers Guy Wakefield Bill Wolf Margaret Woods Elizabeth Zimmermann Donald Bauer Alex Parker Bob Wootten Eleanor Young Alvin Zelver Bessie Yamamoto Rita Yanagi Carl Gribaudo Leonard Loduca William Rodgers Okura, B. Beckman, Huestis, C. Beckman, Hoffman, O. Baumbach, Michelsen, Storz, Handel; Mullen, DeMeyer, Guilfoyle, Green, Rinn, C. Baumbach, Winsor, Mainland, Wood; Herrick, Buford, Tubbs, Mar- tin, Branstad, Perrin, Reiswig, Zweigle, Nakagawa, Glaros. 9 Nevins, Sakakuchi, Carpenter, Netz, Kolb, Gemello, Beckman, Patterson; Barron, Knittlc, Motz, Franklin, Mc- Laughlin, Dodds, Wiley, Preszler; Hall, Lecht, Memory, Hepper, Gan- singer, Imada, Inoshita, Jacobsen. Solaegui, Towle, Miller, Rode, Hamel, Gaub, Westover, Duguid; Bischel, Pfeifer, Wallace, Geringer, Harrison, Handel, Keir, Gundert, Barth, Vix; Payne, Ehrhardt, Scholl, Toney, Vance, Walderslov, Sasaki, Kuramoto. jooioes Cooper, Lauchland, Locke, Zelver, Lind, Langlois, Clancy, V. Thomp- son, Buckmillcr; I to, Azevedo, Green, Springer, Eproson, M. Thompson, Darden, Gnirk, Sherman; Johnson, Scaletta, Hamilton, Fow- ler, Wallace, Williams, Watson, Yamagoto. • Loeppke, Spurgin, Kutlik, Clasen, Ferrero, Flamm, Schunke, Sakai, Corell; Leary, Neissner, Schmcidt, Nelson, Haas, Goodman, Wakai, Barbee, Doty; Chappell, Daniels, Wagers, Todd, Scott, Pearson, Sweeney, Moore; Seidel, Ritchie, Gibbons, Briggs, Field, Nies, Schied- eman, Hyske. Heer, Helm, Fugitani, Carroll, Schnabel, Klipfel, Rodgers, Wenzel, Siegalkoff, Pellegrini; Fink, Marg, Schroeder, Stoccker, Granlees, De- clusin, Forbes, Pope; Yager, Cor- mack, Scholl, Mall, Hale, Hirtel, Potter. t Brown, Grigsby, Board, Johnson, McLaughlin, Gomez, Wiley; Mar- shall, Schwarze, Shimada, Bressani, Bansmer, Gurney; Votaw, Bewley, Gundert, Nelson. Bressani, Hutchinson, Hittle, Ehr- hardt. Bender, Folse, Balhm, Gribau- do, Mettler; Hickok, McDonald, Tinkle, Baker, Masui, Sobkowsky, Chandler; Baker, Nichols, Buckmas- ter, Hansen, Matsuura, Biscoe. Kaba, Koenig, Tamura, Jungeblut, Handel, Mettler, Urakami, Katza- kian, Buckmiller, Risso, Biliardi, Koenig, Belluomini, Unternaher, Hutchinson; Ulrich, Matsumoto, Tsutsumi, Matsuura, Kuramoto, Matsuhiro, Frey, McDonald. Haymond, Moore, Allington, Wheel- er, Rinfret, Anderson, Peirano; Irey, Pope, Ruhl, Pokert, Lippert, Schaf- fer; Horstkorta, Lattin, Weahunt, Vargas, Jensen. Beisel, Bender, Shoemaker, John- son, Zuehlke, Wall, Muller, Wiebe, Winter, Holland, Handel; Siegfried, Meyer, Canepa, Swett, Wallior, Keszler, Vossler, Young, Rodackcr; Grochowsky, Spencer, Miller, Phipps, Perman, Reimche, Zeissler, Knoll, Krueger, Nakagawa. Motz, Pickering, Smith, Filler, B. McLachlan, Peterson, Medina, Lange, Fanos, Koenig; Light, Posey, McCarthy, Miller, Triebwasser, Welsh, Mello, Fehling, Loeppke, Rothenberger, M. McLachlan; Stoy- onoff, Kelty, Weber, Sturla, Ouye, Krueg, Sanguinetti, Focacci, Keel, Pahl. Nies, Sweet, B. Handel, V. Handel, Moeske, Purviancc, Mills, Litchfield, Hatton, Scott, Boozenny, Klaudt, Callis, Preszler, Dunlap, Furuoka; Rice, Niessner, Thompson, Murphy, Pellegrini, Anagnos, Beck, Knittel, Fore, Isbill, Litchfield; Moore, Nigh- swonger, Waltham, Isaac, Sugimoto, Schnurle, Hamel, Bowen, Scibel. Motz, Pickering, Smith, Filler, B. McLachlan, Peterson, Medina, Lange, Fanos, Koenig; Light, Posey, McCarthy, Miller, Triebwasser, Welsh, Mello, Fehling, Loeppke, Rothenberger, M. McLachlan; Stoy- onoff, Kelty, Weber, Sturla, Ouye, Krueg, Sanguinetti, Focacci, Keel, Pahl. Rusk, Holland, Hafncr, Brum, Mi- kawa; Wagers, Klapstcin, Aldridge, Lindskog, Scibold, Ehrhardt, Wal- lior, Nakamura, Delzer; Bechthold, O'Day, Walderslov, McMahon, Batch, Kuwabara, Tanaka, Furia - mura, Elithorp. Ginn, Stewart, Brady, Hoffman, Van Buskirk, Cheatham; Williams, Early, Schwarze, Suelzle, Bcssac, Burling- ton, Jacinto, Hansen, I to, Hclmle; Jack Mettler, Bround, Burney, Ger- ber, Enzminger, Culbertson, Gross, Abourezk, Troutman, Rice; Hoppe, Horst, Gray, Frey, Thompson, Col- lins, Handel, McWade, Briggs, Mol- cher. Genochio, Frey, Mettler, Hawkins, C. Miller, Shank, Lauchland, Gar- folo. Grinned, Dow, Tonini, W. Miller,McLane,Riley, Story, Wicdc- rich, Young, Merrill, Miyamoto, Perry, Ayers, Bressani; Biagi, Eisen- beis. Filler, Pair, Tsumura, Hunter, Billigmcicr, Schafer, Neuharth, Oga, Matsumoto, Coelho, Maris, Mintun. M. Mills, Bolinger, Sasaki, W. Mills, Chaney, Kundcrt, Votaw, Marrs, Villanueva; Wright, Kcttleman, Whipple, Jungeblut, Flaig, Zimbcl- mann, Taylor, Holt, Bechthold; Nelson, Towle, Brackett, Kuramoto, Wetmore, Gerard, Gundert, Switz- enberg. Nuss, Matteoni, Gilbcau, Hamburg- er, Hawkins, Ehrhardt, Goehring, Tanaka; Welsh, Thiclman, Rocque, Feikert, Koeneke, Handel, Wend- land, Ehrlich; Hepper, Gabel, Wer- ner, Stuck, Froelich, Scibold, Ta- naka, Fena. Melhoff, Grieser, Larson, Irey, Brown, Kiriu, Ashbaugh; Smithson, Kammerer, R. Brown, Quaglia, Wer- ner, Fachner, Carlsen, Exe; Bauman, Tahara, Croswhite, Cook, Fuginaka, Hart, Delzer. Vest, Hiramoto, Cook, Crete, Zim- belman, Hust, Martell, Van Laning- ham, Gribaudo; Stickel, Shrum, Schmidt, Scibel, Handel, DePauli, Lewis; Randolph, Grieser, Miller, Moreci, Harty, Martin, Kundert. Gribaudo, Rivera, Meier, Russell, Wageman, Hicb, Hadcock, Sheridan, Fletcher, Cayton, Reiman; H. Miller, Trethewey, Irey, Weigum, Rieger, Radtke, Wendland, Lewis, Dorheim, Baum, Roach, Nics; Johns, Mettlcr, Locke, Gross, Leach, Smith, Eich- man, Geringer, Mitchell, A. Miller. Irey, Schaffer, Schnell, Noma, Costa, Nibcck, Hennecke, Gholz, Lange; Trethewey, Muller, Ninnis, Seibold, Attaway, Parker, Quashnick, Hui- ras; Keel, Agans, Koenig, Dais, Oune, Fujioka, Harris. I Cox, Gilbcau, George Badglcy, Mac- donald, Kiernan, Alberti, Moore, Azevedo, Schnaiblc, Kutlik; Markel, Odor, Fowler, Melcher, Cored, Kesz- ler. Mason, Hanson, Lyons, Goch- ring, Bertsch; Reynolds, Horimoto, Hayashi, Horst, Sims, Biesel, Ko- bara, Hoegerman, Haskell, Fisher. Van Steenbcrgc, Banck, Untcrnahcr, Kludt, Powers, Joens, Preszler, Schwcmmcr, Patton, Foo, Bigotta; Parker, Berg, Manna, Buscaglia, Howery, Kolb, Castelanelli, Weber, Schneider, George; Iwamiya, Robin- son, Miller, Ackerman, Beckman, Strohmaier, Ishida, Tahara, Stroh, Bitterman. Pfeifer, Calvert, Gardenshire, Sav- anaugh, Stewart, Mason; Thomp- son, Scott, Sasaki, Lee, Van Bus- kirk, Eshima, Sattler, Savio; Matsu- hiro, Famed, Frcshour, Cooper, Coleman, Okamoto, Williams. Hoffman, Dolan, Costamagna, Lang, Johnson, Woahunt, Hcpper, Shioto, Wilson; Black, DeWeber, Dettinger, Hall, Lucas, Watson, Thompson, Cayton, Buttell, Heinzman; Frey, L. Schmidt, Schwarze, Little, Ritchie, Jucht, E. Schmidt, Ruff, Senner. Mikami, Perrin, May, Devine, Thompson, Fcrdun, Priest, Nowak, Wakai; Notestine, Sievers, Schmidt, Winter, Motz, Schmiercr, Bruns, Valenti, Bert; Sasaki, Mayer, Mur- phy, Gaub, Young, Zimbleman, Miller, Schwemmer, Sherrow, Ni- shima. Dunton, Cross, Yagotin, Mitchell, Markel, Scott, McMurtry, Hughes, Brown, Stark, Shimada, Shigehira; Clasen, Dow, Journeay, Wollesen, Haabesland, Fairchilds, Perrin, Fuji- tani, Donaldson, Freeman; Mc- Queen, Wacker, Ensminger, Reaka, Olmstead, Pahl, Stcinwandt, Jacin- to, Madden, Dobrasin. Sakakuchi, Richter, Dozier, Jacob- sen, Miller, Stirm, Menzel, Galla- gher, Dargitz, Rambo, Morrison, McKinley; Kagawa, Peightal, Lo- duca, Lange, Wilburn, Hyatt, Goeh- ring, Beckman, Egbert, Nakamura, Phillipi, Kostalnik, Herceg, Kura- moto, Garfolo, Eichman, Randolph, Schulte, Castellanelli, Peterson, Riley, Brandt. 1 3 Wright, Sheridan, Rollins, Schmier- cr, Bittner, Ruff, Messing, Belluo- mini, Mikawa, Seibcl; Bischel, Ma- son, Countryman, Pope, Mason, Su- zuki; Roland, Schmidt, Hcon, Rob- ert Heon, Smith, Dause, Bredy. Costamagna, Pirtle, Chappell, Hittle, Furukawa, Hoff, Joens, Loveless, Imada, McKindley; Bushman, Buch- miller, Schmiedt, Geigle, Moser, Northrup, Salisbury, Seeley, Hawk- ins, Hamel, Baker; Schopp, Roth, Nishimoto, Moore, Hildebrand, Craggs, Cooper, Krueger, Matsu- hiro, Jacobsen. Steele, Kirchof, Bechthold, Wilson, Taioli, Hansen, Takcoka, Weinber- ger; Wcnthrup, Jenncr, Schill, Kas- matis, Franklin, Beach, Tonn, Retz- er, Klemin, Reimcke, Wagenmann, Specht, Trick, Ruhl, Williams, Cross. POST GRADUATES Werth, Buck, Miller, Lasell, An- drews, Hutton, Ouyc. Arabia Charlotte Meeske Senior Reporter Francis Brandstad Senior Reporter Fern Lattin Drama Editor Joy Sievers Snap Editor Gertrude Ritzmann Typist T Of: OV STeff Kathryn Macdonald Associate Editor Marjorie Hulen Business Manager Edwin Hoff Art Editor Bernice Tramontini Girls' Sports Lester Jacobsen Boys' Sports Myra Seeman Editor Melvin Gholz Winifred Roach Elizabeth Dotson Ynez Jackson Mary Winsor News Editor Circulation Manager Headline Editor Art Editor Rewrite Editor Helen Van Buskirk Editor-in-Chief Vesta Pinkerton Associate Editor Richard Wollesen Business Manager Chester Randolph Charles Cooper Warren Patterson Robert Laning Ruth Adele Chappell Boys' Editorial Board Feature Editors fi«0€ STOff Stella Scaletta Vice President Alice Rice Secretary Virginia Briggs Treasurer Joy Sievers Athletic Manager Charlotte Meeske President Thompson Vera Handel Sophomore Representatives Martha Grigsby Winifred Roach Junior Senior Representatives iiets' osso« IO IIOO Los Amclos Ludwigs, Ritchie, Briggs, Perrin, Grinnell, Mainland, O. Bowen, Field, Sparlin, Lugea, Sievers, Van Bus- kirk, Vargas; Macdonald, Rinn, Green, Franklin, Dotson, Whipple, Barron, Luckcy, Winsor, Andrews, Hutchinson; N. Bowen, Pair, Ailing- ton, Smith, Wakai, Nakagawa, Leary, Herrick, Roach. First Semester Scholarship Dow, Laning, Chaney, Hoffman, Cheatham, Beckman, Zelver, K. Hira- moto; Tramontini, Jack- son, Ruhl, Van Buskirk, Azevedo, Andrews, Dot- son, Kolb, Rice, MacLean; Meeske, S. Hiramoto, Macdonald, Watson, Roach, Thumlert, Pair, Imada, Wiederrich. Semester Gholz, Green, Sievers, Watson, Van Buskirk, Jackson, Winsor, Ouye; Chaney,-Meeske, Tramontini, Stuck, Ruhl, Kolb, Kiriu; Dow, Thumlert, Imada, Sweeney, Hiramoto Macdonald, Melcher, Kurata. Sketch Club Hoff, Nichols, Darden, Morden, Clifton, Ross, Mr. Adolph Loyka, Young, Hunter, Wiederrich, Mat- suura, Ramer; Buford, Forbes, Jackson, Mont- gomery, Wallace, Gran- lees, Winsor, Memory, Pope, Schaffer, Gieck; Dodds, Schnurle, Moli- nengo, Litchfield, Thomp- son, McDonald, Board, Briggs, Meeske. International Club Mr. Evan Borst, Gholz, Chaney, Reiswig, Mahin, Mills, Bahr, Michcl- sen; Klipfel, F. Brandstad, Hunter, Sievers, Montgomery, Jackson, Ben- der; Lewis, Briggs, Gibbons, B. Tra- montini, Meeske, M. Brandstad, R. Tramontini. German Club Ehly, Sakakuchi, Klipfel, Bansmer, Heinitz, Chancy, Brown, Wakefield, Smith, Miss Ida Rinn; Beckman, C. Meidinger, A. Meidin- ger, Geigle, Bender, Mey- ers, Gibbons, Taylor, Wag - enmann, Zelver; Schafer, Werth, Netz, Montgom- ery, Martin, A. Ruhl, S. Ruhl, Meeske, Seeman, Schwarze. Ye Oldc Literary Guildc G. Smith, M. Smith, Fugitani, Parkison, Don- ald, Hunter, Rivera, Gilstrap, Am- burn, Davies; Seeman, Mac- donald, Barron, Meyers, Boone, Ouye, Fanos, Ritzmann, Loveless, Frey; Jackson, Bender, Crete, Call, Meeske, Tramontini, Nipkau, Danelonko, Schnurle Ginkgo Club Salari, Lauchland, Pinker- ton, Schafer, Eprosen, Mr. Hoffman, Pearson, Mes- sing, Peirano, Shell, Ber- gantz; Yanagi, Rothen- berger, Ross, Clifton, Handel, Hutton, N. Wag- ers, Welsh, Gundert, Cole- man; B. Wagers, Reim- che, Vilt, Miller, Debrick, Scholl, Perrin, Fawcett, Luckey, Bender. Debate Club Wollesen, Rinfret, Zelver, Nelson, Wootten, Miss Miriam Gealey; Briggs, Brandstad, Grigsby, Leach. Stagecraft Club Hoff, Wolfe, Reiswig, Handel, V. Thompson, Mr. P. H. D. Winsor, Eisenbeis; Call, Jackson, Veit, Luckey, Thompson, Debrick, Lattin, Toney. Pythagorean Brotherhood Rimmer, Mills, Fox, Gholz, Sakai; Ouye, Schwarze, Locke, Mr. Amos Reese; I to, Bahr, Kiriu. I - Red Cross Los Diablos Duguid, Ginn, Bender, Fox, Green, Dahl, Pellegrini, Kundert, Ouye; Smithson, Unternaher, Barron, Azo- vedo. Rice, Gray, Croswhitc, Goch- ring, Pope; Fore, Moore, Haabes- land, Briggs, McWade, Wetmore, Anagnos, Inoshita. Shrum, Lewis, Rothenberger, Mc- Lean, Kettleman, Seibel, Miss Lyda Wassink, Kolb, Jungeblut, Taylor; Andrews, Dargitz, Macdonald, Green, Board, Frey, Pope, Neuharth, Schafer, Hildebrand, Stewart, Corel I, Potter, Gallagher, Seibold. Drama Club Mr. Jack Benjamin, Jacobsen, Tuck- er, Rinfret, Hoff, Reiswig, Wolfe, Thompson, Laning; Crete, Jackson, Lasell, Call, Meeske, Tramontini, Barron, Jensen; Board, Hulen, Lat- tin, Toney, Thompson, Luckey, Schafer, McKinney. Chcm Club Davies, Haas, Chaney, Dahl, Ouyc, Bahr, West, Gurney, Daniels, M. Smith, Wiley; Parkison, Mills, Klip- fel, Donald, Nelson, Fink, Fugitani, Hargis, Klapstein, Bcwley; Mr. W. C. Smith, Kiriu, Schwarze, Gholz, Wakefield, Beckman, Locke, Hirtlc, R. Schwarze, Nakagawa, Neissner; Newman, G. Smith, Board, Lud- wigs, Haymond, Hepper, Lugea, Schimada, Marshall, Zelver; Siegal- koff, Schunke, Lewis, Seibel, Mc- Laughlin, Van Buskirk, Montgom- ery, Bender, Hunter, Guilfoyle, Per- rin; Sievers, Tramontini, K. Mac- donald, M. McDonald, Barron, Baker, Schafer, Green, Brandstad, Seeman; Ruhl, Gibbons, Taylor, Hiromoto, Bennett, Hulen, Ritz- mann, Watson, Meeske, Grigsby. Japanese Club Okazaki, Ishida, Sakoda, S. Matsu- hiro, M. Wakai, M. Kiriu, B. Wakai, J. Kiriu, I to; Urakami, G. Ouye, Nakamura, J. Sugimoto, Shiota; Yamamoto, Oshima, K. Kiriu, H. Nakamura, Hiramoto, Tanaka, Kaba, C. Wakai, Hayashi; Funamura, Im- ada, Inoshita, Yanagi, Kaba, Kura- moto, Matsuura, Fugtani, Takeuchi, Inagaki, M. Imada; Kagawa, M. Oshima, Kuwabara, Funamura, A. Kuramoto, Suzuki, L. Kuramoto, Kambara, Nishimoto; T. Oga; B. Ishida, M. Matsuhiro, Y. Sugimoto, Fujioka, Yamagata, R. Kuramoto, Tahara, Tanaka, Nishima; K. Mat- sumoto, Fujinaka, Hiramoto, Masui, Y. Oga, Ouye, Matsumoto, Tsut- sumi, Oune, Tahara. Beta Lambda Pearson, Mrs. Georgia Hatch, Peter- son, E. Litchfield, Lugea, Gomez, Weahunt, Ritzman, A. Ruhl, Oaks; Miss Violet Samuclson, Mrs. Carrie Erich, V. Taylor, M. Menzel, Love- less, L. Litchfield, Wright, Scott, Kutlik, Ehrhardt, Bushman, P. Hun- ter, Miller; S. Ruhl, Lucas, Blanch- ard, Baker, Fanos, Ross, Eichman, Bischel, Van Steenberge, Pierano, Clasen, Siegelkoff; Howery, Schied- eman, Fawcett, Schmiedt, Seeley, Luckey, Robles, Handel, F. Miller, Jacinto; Heine, Fowler, Steinwandt, Beckman, Bischof, Prezlor, Eproson, Thumlert, V. Howery, Frey. B. N. O. Club Beckman, R. Votaw, Ginn, Mettler, Lauchland, B. Hunter, Hartwig, Tramontini, Langlois, Young, C. Daniels, Smith, Tonn, Klapstein, Mahin, Loveless, Gholz, Wagers, Anderson, R. Hansen, Locke, Wiley, Baum, Wakefield, E. Hansen, E. Woods, Wittmeier, R. Handel, M. Handel, Andrews, M. Woods, Mar- tin, Mehlhoff, Pope, E. Votaw, D. Brown, Ray, Tonini, Roach, Green, Frey, Story, Zeissler, Gerard, Gib- bons, Taylor, Pearson, P. Hunter, Bender, Calvert, Corell, Schwarze, Spurgin, Lewis, Coe, Wiederrich, Cross, Harris, Lange, L. Brown, Maris, O. Hunter, B. Daniels, San- guinetti, Watson, Franklin, Heppcr, Mullen, Anagnos, Nies, Cormack. Speech Club Clancy, Rogers, Gribaudo, Beckman, Buchmiller, Nelson, Mahin, Ailing- ton, Seigalkoff, Carroll, Lind, Bew- ley. Miss Miriam Gealey; Herrick, Marg, Wood, Folse, B. Pope, Ep- roson, Guilfoyle, Perrin, Grigsby, Glaros, Baumbach, Schwarze, Mit- chell, E. Pope, Marshall, Bansmer, Michelsen, Buckmaster, Humphrey. Cafeteria Club Mintun, Schwemmer, Bauer,Thomp- son. Bender, Mrs. Esther Chaney, Mills, Gurney, Delzer, Dunlap, Wendland; Light, Niessner, Ruhl, Keszler, Mason, Olmstead, Scott, Pahl, Loeppke, Perman, Hutton, P. Ehrhardt; Wilbur, Wiebe, Kiernan, Garfolo, Thompson, Trick, Seibel, Batch, Knoll, C. Erhardt, B. Erhardt. Treble Clef Miss Rachel Weller; Mettler, Wiley, Hutton, Andrews, Winn, Smithson, Ritzman, Meeskc; Baumbach, Han- del, Gnirk, Kolb, Buck, Lasell, Briggs, Hickock; Perrin, Gomez, Fried, Gross, Seibel, Montgomery, Dargitz. Expert Typist Club Mrs. Beulah Burrell, Belluomini, Homfeldt, Wheeler, Schroeder, Thompson, Miss Donna Bridges; Seibold, Rinaudo, Fried, Tubbs, Per- rin, T. Oga; Sugimoto, Thumlert, Vance, Kuwabara, Y. Oga, Frey, Bressani. Hiramoto, Crete, Sasaki, Chaney, Votaw, Purviance, Switzenberg, W. Mills, L. Gundert, Villanueva, Nel- son; DePauli, Wright, Flaig, Whip- ple, Jungeblut, Kettleman, Holt, Taylor, Bechthold, Marrs, Handel, Randolph, Van Laningham, Kura- moto, Brackett, Wetmore, Bolinger, M. Mills, Gerard. Aero Mr. P. H. D. Winsor, Hartvig, Ben- der, Allington, Wiley, Schwarze, Zelvcr; Cormack, Schmiedt, Hargis, Parkison, Shaw, Rimmer, Gurney, Marshall, Rinfret; Hcppcr, Winsor, Hamilton, Board, Grigsby, Dotson, Jackson, Hunter, Call, Jrey; Fink, Larsen, Schwarze, Mipffun, Dobra- iin, Debrick, Michels nf tefnn. Monday Mourners Boozenny, Gholz, Pearson, Bahr, Loduca, Rinfret, Rciswig, Handel; Mills, Laning, Woods, Haymond, Mainland, G. Wheeler, H. Wheeler, Jacobsen; Haas, Dobraisin, Edson, Pope, M. Johnson, Cormack, Johnson. 3 Flame Club Wollesen, Fox, Gholz, Reiswig, Par- kison, Jacobsen; Pinkerton, Jack- son, Crete, Bender, Tramontini, Ritchie, Parker, Miss Eva Dalander, Homfeldt, Bahr; Van Buskirk, Ruhl, Hamilton, Roach, K. Macdonald, Dotson, Coldani, Lugea, Eproson, Woods, Winsor; Hulen, Chappell, Hepper, Sievers, M. McDonald, Field, Mainland, Briggs, Schafer; Laning, Randolph, Cooper, Patter- son, West. O. G. A. Bressani, H. Wheeler, G. Wheeler, Laning, Duguid; Rinaudo, Stiegel- meier, Lugea, Springer, Moore, Parker, Perrin, Geringer; Crete, Mainland, Wood, Chappell, Kolb, Biscoe, Edna Stotz, Hutton; Green, Toney, Mrs. Beulah, Burrell, Buck, Bischel, Schmidt, Bischof, Thumlert, Thompson, Hittle; Seeman, Buck- miller, Herschkorn, Buford, Elsie Stotz, Fried, Hamilton, Imada. Correspondence Club Harrison, Haymond, Turnage, Hortskorto, Lattin; Stuck, Frey, Jensen, Hutchinson, Miss Agnes Graham. H. W. H. Manna, M. Parker, G. Parker, Sei- bel, Agans, Hardy, Buscaglia, Sher- ida, Schill, Menzel, Williams, Clas- en, Jacobsen; Wageman, Mikawa, Kundert, Eichman, Dozier, Mosier, Northrop, Castanclli, Berg, Kas- mates, Van Steenberge; Gribaudo, Kostalnick, Dais, Thompson, Buttell, Ninnis, Jucht, Wacker, Ensminger, Dobrasin, Madden, Beckman; Gric- ser, Ishida, Cooper, Little, Fugioka, Funamura, Schneider, Reimcke, Wendland. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Kurata, Baumbach, Luce, Elithorp, Takeoka, Frey, French, Welsh, Irey, Journeay, Pearson, Pur- viance; Odor, Delzer, Steele, Markel, Randolph, Corell, Urakami, K. Kiriu, Sakoda, Schimke, Noma, J. Kiriu, Nowak, Pope, Miller, Stark, Kirchhof, Baker; Taddie, Elithorp, Wagenman, Scott, Marko, Jungeblut, Kaba, Nakagawa, Oshima, Johnson, Tanaka, Furuoka, Shigehira, Mason, N. Preszler, Furukawa, Messing, Joens; Diekman, Perry, Gribaudo, Okura, Wegat, Peightal, Mettler, Brusa, A. Vossler, Jacinto, Nishimoto, Bischell, Pahl, Cavanaugh, Dow, R. Vossler, Bechthold, R. Preszler, Brown, Mikami, Hoffman; Lantz, Swett, Weatherington, Eichman, Woods, Costamagna, Bush- man, McKindley, James, Clasen, V. Hoffman, Jr., V. Mettler, Beckman, Lange, Fanos, Kelty, Keszler, Kagawa, Robertson, Row; Coehlo, Valenti, Sattler, Smith, Geringer, Sugita, Eshima, Schaffer. Lodi Chapter No. 1, Future Farmers of America, has completed a very suc- cessful school year. One hundred twenty-one students enrolled in the Agricul- ture Department were members of the chapter. The officers were Cecil Mc- Kindley, president; Albert James, vice president; Fred Clasen, secretary; Verne Hoffman, Jr., treasurer; Vernon Mettler, and Oliver Baumbach, reporters. Lodi chapter members made creditable exhibits at both the County and State fairs, winning $750.00 in premiums. At the Interstate Livestock Show in South San Francisco, Lodi boys sold $2650.00 worth of ilvestock and won $200.00 in prizes. Frank Jacinto showed the F. F. A. champion pen of lambs. Lodi was also successful in her judging process, winning third place in Picnic Day sweepstakes, placing first in agronomy and entomology, second in trees and agricultural mechanics and third in weeds. Verne Hoffman, Jr., was high in agronomy and Chester Randolph in entomology. William Kiriu was second in agricultural mechanics. Three Lodi boys were also advanced to the degree of State Farmer, the highest award a boy can win in the state: Albert James, Verne Hoffman, Jr., and Ernest Gribaudo. The Lodi Chapter gave Future Farmer emblems as awards to its three out- standing students: Berne Hoffman, Jr., Albert James, and Fred Clasen at its annual Father and Son banquet. Outstanding programs of the year were the Father and Son banquet, the Valentine party, the barbeque, the Livestock Show, and an assembly for the Student Body. Altogether, the Agricultural Department had a very successful year. First clarinets: C. Beckman, Lucas, Gibbons, Wakefield, Bergantz, Franklin, Taylor, Watson, Loveless, Green, Martin, Woods; second clarinets: Klapstein, Hunter, Smith, R. Handel, D. Wagers, Sanguinetti; alto clarinet: Pearson; bass clarinet; Andrews; bassoons: B. Daniels, Gerard; flutes: Zeisler, Frey; oboe: Jucht; E flat clarinet: Roach; tenor saxophones: Cormack, Langlois; alto saxophones: Hepper, Mullen, Brown; soprano saxophone: Sweeney; first cornets: G. Handel, Coe, Lange, Lewis, Tubbs, Wiley; second cornets: Ray, Spurgen, Siegfried, Kundert, Tonini, Koeneke, Story, Frey, Woods, Johnson, Wiederich; baritones: Mettler, Votaw, Locke; horns: Wittmier, Hartvig, E. Votaw, Schwarze, Stark, Messing, Nies, Correll; trombones: Young, Rode, Vossler, Early, Pair, Siegalkoff, Brown; basses: Ehrhardt, Lauchland, Daniels, Gholz; drums: Cal- vert, Maris, Cross, Harris, Tonn; drum major: Bill Hunter; director: Sidney A. Halsey. Mr. Sidney Halsey Director Vera Handel, Bill Hunter, Ruth Springer Drum Majors ■MHM First violins: Andrews, Stuck, Daniels, Meeske, Daniels, Hunter, Maris, Gundert, Hansen, Anderson, Anagnos; second violins: Matsuhiro, Thompson, Grieser, Stieglemier, Pope, Nies, Gemello, Baum, Habesland; cellos: De Weber, Buckmiller, Schmidt, Tonn; trumpets: Lewis, Lange; trombones: Rode, Brown; clarinets: Tromontini, Beckman, Wakefield; bassoon: Gerard; oboe: Jucht; horns: Wittmier, Hartvig; basses: Purviance, Hoffman; piano: Handel, Bender; drums: Calvert, McLachlin. — eosoico CAST Hiramoto, B. Wakai, Nakamura, Tsumura, Mat- sumoto, Yamamoto, Imada, Kaba, Sakai, G. Ouye, M. Wakai, Ito, Masui, Oga, G. Sakoda, J. Kiriu, J. Sugimoto, Urakami, Okazaki, G. Sakoda, Ka- gawa, Nitto, W. Kiriu, Imamasu, Kato, L. Sugi- moto, Mamasu, A. Ouye, Funamura, M. Tahara, S. Tahara, B. Ouye, Nishima, L. Kuramoto, R. Kuramoto, Nishimoto, Matsuhiro, Tanaka, Mi- wamoto, Matsuma. r eeiocc c«or «c etcvsooeec ococcioces CAST Lasell, Lewis, Cormack, Coe, Dahl, Purviance, Rode, Calvert, R. Tramontini, D. Wagers, Hunter, Call, Ritchie, Meeske, Shaw, Locke, Boys' Chorus, Solari, Green, Rinn, Pair, Tubbs, Story, Wiedcr- rich, Hepper, Mullen, Sweeney, Winsor, Franklin, V. Briggs, Sugimoto, Oga, Ouye, Tahara, Kuramoto, R. Kuramoto, Nishima, Matsuura, Matsuhiro, Nishimoto, Tanaka, Hiramoto, Matsu- moto, Kimura, P. Spencer, A. Spencer, L. Spencer, P. Briggs, Roach, Rinfret, Randolph, Newman, Rinn, Hulen, DeMeyer, Barron, Randolph, Van Buskirk, Schaffer. S . 'OS YOO toe IT' CAST Meeske, Meyers, Wootten, Jacobsen, Lewis, Randolph, Bahr, Johnson, Sievers, Wakefield, R. Tramontini, Call, Laning, Reiswig, Thompson, Horstkorta, B. Tramontini, Lattin, Locke, Helm, Hawkins, Van Buskirk, Shaw, Welch, Hutton, Shell, Perrin, Roach. c H f 1 A S © T c O A A A S T THE COMING OF CHRIST Cast 8iscoe, Hittle, Tramontini, Thompson, McKinney, Hutch- inson, Wootten, Katzakian, Ullman, Hulen, DeMeyer, Board, Grinnel, McLaughlin, Hill, Green, Watson, Dodds, Sakai, Hunter, Laning, Johnson, Tucker, Reiswig. CHORAL GROUP Howery, Kundert, B. Watson, M. Watson, Ensminger, SHerrow, Clasen, R. Miller, Hildebrand, Seibel, Trethewcy, Messing, F. Miller, Radtke, Goehring, Schmidt, Schill, Williams, Gribaudo, Eichman, Meyer, Rimke, Journeay, Agans, Sauter, Lewis, Attaway, Schulte, Mayer, Wagemann, Moran, Stroh, Stickel, Reaka, Martin, Sims, Specht, Wacker, Young, Sievers, Alberti, Roth, Wiegum, Dow, Moore, Erling, Perry, Horstkorta, Lattin, Miller, Millo, Bressani, Bischel, Neuharth, Randolph, Winter, McCarthy, Payne, Blehm, Schmidt, Hibbard, Crete, Flaig, Werner, Nigh- swonger. Loveless, Delzcr, Pfeifer, Hansen, Russell, Jensen, Stiegelmeier, Johnson, Fachner, Carlsen, Loeppke, Baumbach, Dargitz, Fried, Gnirk, Hutton, Kolb, Briggs, Lasell, Meeske, Ritz- mann, Archer, Boschee, Buck, Gomez, Handel, Miller, M. Seibel, W. Handel, Tucker, Reiswig, Johnson, M. Watson, Sakai, Hunter, Laning, Helm, Goehring, Schmierer, Cooper, Locke,Thompson, Muller, Patrick, Hawkins, Motz, Welch, Shell, Bauer, Handel, Shaw, Morton, Eisenbeis, Patterson, Jacobsen. NEW ACTS IN 1937 TRAFFIC SQUAD Lauchland, Goodman, Newman, Solari, McKindley, Fox, Clasen, Purviance; Schwarze, Johnson, Correll, Donald, Wolf. This year, student government was created for Lodi Union High School by an election held April 23. In the future, the commissioner type of government, granting greater individual freedom and activity, will be employed. Along with Student government, the first Student dance, the Junior-Senior Prom, was held May 14. Because of the success of this dance, a future of frequent student dances is promised. Hand-in-hand with our dance and our new constitution, an efficient traffic system was started. A corps of Junior and Senior boys have acted as traffic officers during the latter part of our school year. eovs' smi Lodi's 1936-37 athletic year was featured by the most disastrous football season Lodi has ever encountered and by the revival of interest in basketball which, in recent years, has been overshadowed by football. Lodi's 1936 football varsity suffered eight defeats, two ties, and won none in its schedule of ten games. For this most disastrous season, no excuse can be offered. It is a mystery no one can explain, and must be accepted as an existing fact. The Junior varsity won two games and tied one. The highlight of their season was their decisive 21-7 win over Galt High, which had previously been an undefeated team. The B's, under the new coach, Don Bell, entered the newly formed B league and had a fairly successful season. The only bright spot on their record is their 6-6 tie with the Sacra- mento B's. The fact that will live longest in our memory of this season is the breaking of our tradition of never losing to Woodland and Turlock. These two teams played for the league title, Woodland over-powering Turlock for the champion- ship. Thus the trophy we have proudly held during 1936, symbolic of our football supremacy, has gone as have our traditions. Lodi has taken seven championships out of fifteen years of football includ- ing the years 1934-1935, which they took consecutively. Looking forward to the football season of 1937, let us consider the chances of Lodi's football team as being very promising because the experience which has been gained by those Sophomores and Juniors who played a great deal of the season will in all probability prove to be for the better interests of the 1937 grid season. Lodi High School's '37 basketball team enjoyed an exceptionally good sea- son. The team this season was composed mostly of Juniors who played both C and B in the two previous years. Their team work can be accounted for in the fact that they have played together for three years, the result being a smooth working aggregation. Jim Conklin Dean of Boys Barney Hagen Head Coach Don Bell Assistant Coach VARSITY Loduca, James, Vossler, Pellegrini, Humphrey, Handel, Potter; Lauchland, Clasen, Purviancc, Locke, Fugitani, Tucker, Howen, Lind. JUNIOR VARSITY ■ Kurata, James, Bischel, Handel, Potter; Costa, Hawkins, Fugitani, Loduca, Locke, Hansen, Hale. B FOOTBALL TEAM Yanagi, Pope, Lane, Takeoka, Scott, Ferdun, Preszler, Gundert, Mcnzcr, Zimbleman, Johnson, Mills, Miller, Weinberger, Gil- beau, Garfolo, Gcnne, Preszler, Klemin, Storz, Weahunt, Brusa, Jacinto, Hansen, Wallior, Carrol, Lauchland, Shank, Klapstein, Brum, Wallior. Ernest Haas Manager Walter Jacobsen Manager Robert Handel Half Back Edwin Howen Guard Earl Humphrey Quarterback Cecil Bergantz Half Back Albert James Fullback Leonard Loduca End Jack Lauchland End Al Vossler End SCORES Lodi 6 — San Mateo 6 Lodi 6 — Vallejo 20 Lodi 6 — Sacramento 7 Lodi 7 — Turlock 13 Lodi 6 — Modesto 7 Lodi 6 — Santa Rosa 6 Lodi 6 — Woodland 13 Lodi 0 — Fresno 20 Lodi 6 — St. Mary's 13 ■■ Chester Locke Guard Alfred Pellegrini Fullback Richard Purviance Tackle Verne Thompson Center Fred Clasen Tackle LaDoit Tucker Guard Merril Lind End Lloyd Fugitani Tackle LODI 0 — STOCKTON 27 Stockton, the favorite; Lodi, the under dog. The favorite won without doubt. Stockton was unanimously the best team on the field. Lodi tried, but in vain— they were up against a team that was superior in every phase of football. The 27 points chalked up by Stockton had to be earned, however, and the game showed it was no walk-away for the Tarzans. Because Stockton did show their ability in winning, they rightfully deserve all credit for the victory they obtained. Kick Humphrey and Al Vossler were co-captains for the Flames. BASKETBALL Hoffman, Hafner, Schwarze, Brown, Randolph, Heer; Lauchland, Lind, Clasen, Goodman, Corel I. Irey, Gaub, Baumbach, Sasaki, Schwarze, Sherman; Bender, Storz, Cooper. atterson, Handel, Ishida. BASKETBALL SCORES FOR THE LODI A TEAM Lodi 49 — Lincoln 12 Lodi 20 — C. 0. P. 34 Lodi 36 — Lincoln 27 Lodi 24 — Woodland 21 Lodi 41 — Pittsburg 22 ''Lodi 25 — Stockton 44 Lodi 38 — Jackson 19 xLodi 32 — C. 0. P. 34 Lodi 33 — Concordia 25 Lodi 30 — Marysville 35 xLodi 19 — Auburn 38 Lodi 26 — Sacramento 23 Lodi 31 — Sonora 22 Lodi 22 — Woodland 17 Lodi 34 — Fresno 32 Lodi 26 — St. Mary's 29 Lodi 27 — St. Mary's 24 .Lodi 20 — Stockton 33 Lodi 35 Sacramento 24 )7 BASKETBALL SCORES FOR THE LODI B TEAM Lodi 34 — Lincoln 17 Lodi 35 — St. Mary's 19 Lodi 25 — Lincoln 17 Lodi 15 — Sacramento 29 Lodi 31 — Pittsburg 24 Lodi 19 — Woodland 27 Lodi 20 — Jackson ■ 13 Lodi 16 — Stockton 42 Lodi 16 — Butsies 18 Lodi 10 — Sacramento 27 Lodi 13 — Auburn 58 Lodi 18 — Woodland 24 Lodi 25 — Sonora 38 Lodi 27 — St. Mary's 25 Lodi 51 — Galt 13 Lodi 17 — Stockton 34 GOLF W. Gundert, Nelson, J. Gundert, Randolph (manager). Although the 1937 Lodi Track team was not victorious in many meets this season, they show promise for future seasons. Of the seventeen lettermen for this year in classes A, B, and C only two graduate: Leonard Loduca and Keizo Okahara. Outstanding performances this yeaf include: Leonard Loduca in the 220 yard low hurdles: Loduca is the 1937 Davis relays champion, 1937 Roseville relays champion, and second place winner in the Northern section meet. He represented Lodi Union High School in the State meet at Long Beach but failed to place. Lawrence Wilson: Northern California 220 yard champion in class B ; time :22.8, Davis relays champion, Roseville relays champion. Ernest Schmierer: Freshman distance runner and third place winner in the Northern Section meet. Schmierer set several records in his first year of competition. He is the new 660 yard record holder in the Roseville relays in 1 :30.9 seconds, record holder in the sub-sectional meet and school record holder at 1 :29 flat. Fred Nolestine: Another freshman is the new C. I. F. champion in class C, having jumped 19'3 in the annual C. C. H. S. A. L. track meet for a new record. TRACK Pickering, Wallior, Weahunt, Buckmiller, Muller, Schwarze, Carrol, Shunke, Mills, Collins, Doty, J. Gundert, Okahara, Wilson, Purviance, Don Bell (coach); Phillippi, Egbert, Wallior, W. Gundert, Zimbleman, Hancock, Schmierer, Wagers, Shank, Leary, Odor, Mall, Hiramoto, Wilson, Patton, Kutlick; Reynolds, Brady, Tanaka, Nies, Kludt, Kanagi, Gilbeau, L. Focacci, Valenti, O. Focacci, Notestine. Lodi Track Marks for 1937 EVENT NAME TIME 100 yds. L. Loduca ....................: 10.2 220 yds. L. Wilson ...................:22.8 440 yds. E. Schmierer................. :57 880 yds. E. Schmierer...................2:14 Mile E. Schmierer..................5:27 Relay Shank, Wilson, Gundert, Wagers.. 1 :39 EVENT NAME DISTANCE High Jump H. Collins................5'9 E. Muller.................5'9 Broad Jump K. Okahara..................20'1 Vi Shot-Put R. Purviance.............43'9 Pole Vault L. Doty..................10'6 Football Throw S. Handel ............... 152' TENNIS Solari (manager), Goodman, Patterson, Trumbly (coach); .. Heer, Cooper. SWIMMING Hagen (coach), Spencer, Koeneke, Davies, Bushman, Schaeffer, Banek, Richter, Coleman; Matteoni, Cheatam, Lauchland, Nakagawa, Taioli, Pope, Klapstein, I to, M. Wakai; Michelsen, Spurgin, Lind, Locke, Hirtel, Mills, Johnson, Wakai, Clancy. ewoecs FOOTBALL VARSITY BLOCK L E. Fugitani Humphrey Loduca Tucker Handel Purviance James Kurata Howen Thompson Locke Wagers Clasen Vossler Pellegrini Lind Lauchland Bergantz Ernest Haas, Manager JUNIOR VARSITY BLOCK L Hale Bischel Weahunt Lauchland Hanson Brum Jacinto Klapstein L. Fugitani Brusa Gribaudo Hawkins Walter Jacobsen, Manager B TEAM LETTERS Wallior Carrol Hansen Scott R. Wallior Shank Story Vossler Zimbleman Gundert Mills James Sievers, Leland Banek, Billy Reynolds, Managers BASKETBALL A TEAM BLOCK L Schwa rze Heer Goodman Hoffman Hafner Clasen Randolph Parkison, Journeay, Managers Corell Brown Patterson Cooper Gaub Storz Ishida B TEAM BLOCK L Sasaki Bender Schwa rze Baumbach C TEAM BLOCK L Sherman TRACK A TEAM 2 stars BLOCK L B TEAM BLOCK L 1 star Taddie Mall C TEAM BLOCK L Notestine Harris Plain Wilson Patton C Kutlik LETTER WITH MANAGER ON IT Bredy Egbert Phillippi Patterson Heer TENNIS BLOCK L Cooper Solari, Manager Goodman Morton J. Gundert GOLF BLOCK L W. Gundert Randolph, Manager Nelson SWIMMING LETTERS A Mills Spurgin Bender— Ouye—2 stars Locke Chappell Wakai Michelson Taioli Johnson—3 stars Hargis Stark Hirtel Lind—2 stars Wakai Thompson—2 stars B 1 star Matteoni Lauchland Klapstein— Pope Koeneke E. Haas, Manager -1 star A SWEATERS B Mills 1 stripe 1 stripe 1 stripe 2 stripes Ernest Haas ....Manager decs' seocTS The girls in the sixth- period sports class and the Freshmen girls interested in athletics under the capable direction of Mrs. Stella Higginbotham, Miss Anne Devine, and the ath- letic manager, Joy Sievers, have had a year character- ized by much activity. The regular program of sports, consisting of volleyball, hockey, tennis, baseball, basketball, swim- ming, tumbling, and arch- ery has been effectively carried out. In volley-ball and basketball, the Seniors were victorious, while the Sopho- mores won the championship in hockey. The Juniors surprised everyone by very easily attaining first place in baseball. A tumbling team, consisting only of Freshmen was organized this year under the supervision of Miss Bess Matthew, a newcomer to Lodi Union High School. Although the girls took an active interest in archery, tennis, and swimming, these sports remained more or less in the background. In addition to this regular program of sports, outstanding in the girls' minds, is the Penny Play Day, sponsored by the Girls' Association on April 1. Obstacle races, dashes, a three-legged race, relays, archery, and a baseball game afforded the onlookers much entertainment and excitement, and the partici- pants much pleasure and fun. The girls of Stockton High School were the hostesses at a play day on April 17, to which the girls of Lodi Union High School were invited. Tracy, Manteca, Linden, and Ripon were also guests, and all of the girls participated in various games merely for recreation and not for competition, making it purely a day for play. Elsie Stotz, a girl who is well known not only for her good all around athletic ability, but also for her championship ability in racing, has been training under Coach Don Bell. All in all, the girls out for sports and the Athletic Department have had a year of which they may be proud. VOLLEYBALL Tramontini, Chappell, Sievers, Meeske, Bennett, Wood, Nip- kau, McKinney, Hiramoto, Stotz. BASEBALL | Thomas, Miller, Shoemaker, Prcszler, Baumback, Buford, Rockeford, Rothenbergcr, Pope; Frey, Scaletta. TENNIS Sugimoto, Bennett, Thompson, €hlers. Woods, Utternaher, Rice, Chappell, Bround, Genochio, Kaba, Takeuchi, Raines, Guil- foyle, F. Brandstad, Randolph, Board, Johnson, McLean, Bur- ney, Gansinger, Grigsby, Perrin, M. Brandstad, Ritchie, Hiramoto, Matsumoto, Collins, Briggs, Mc- Wade. HOCKEY Rice, Brown, Troutman, Marrs, Genochio, Enszminger; Briggs, McWade, Gaub, Jack. SWIMMING Grigsby, Meeske, McWade, Thompson, Chappell, Randolph, Moore, Pope, Collins, Briggs, McLean, Board, Brown, Masui, Scaletta, Bischel, Doty, Miller, R. Pope, Woods, Netz, Wallace, Gansinger, Nipkau, Koenckc, Blank, Untcneir, Bennett, Handel. w , r ARCHERY Nctz, Wallace, Gray, Hulen. eoe cs L —6 Stars Bernice Tramontini L —5 Stars Elsie Stotz L —4 Stars Frances Brandstad Esther Koeneke L —3 Stars Edith Moore 'L —2 Stars Guilfoyle Meeske R. Pope B Schmidt Sieve rs Thomas L —1 Star Bennett Chappell Ritchie Brandstad Grigsby Woods Buford Perrin Takeuchi Board Preszler 'V Briggs A. Frey Nipkau Randolph Thompson Bischel D. Frey McWade Rothenberger Unternaher Collins Jack Rice Seibold Wiedcrrich '40 Ackerman Dozier Handel Watson Thompson Black Gaub Lewis Ritchie De Weber Grieser Lucas Randolph '39 Blankc Doty Masui Oga Sturla Burney Ehlers Matsumoto Shoemaker Zimbelmann Bround Genochio Mettler McLean Winsor Croswhite Marrs Miller McMahon B. Welsh E. Welsh B. Pope Baumbach Granlees '38 Johnson Netz Wallace pansHB The play is done; the curtain drops. Slow falling to the prompter's bell. A moment yet the actor stops And looks around to say farewell. The End of the Play ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Tokay staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to those who so whole heartedly co-operated to make this an attractive annual: Miss Elizabeth McDole Mr. Leroy Nichols Mr. Jack Benjamin Mr. P. H. D. Winsor Mr. Robert Trumbly Miss Bess Matthew Miss Rachel Weller Mr. Sydney A. Halsey Mrs. Beulah Burrell Mr. Correll Smith Mrs. H. C. Beckman Mr. Barney Howell Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mayer Mr. Joe Newfield, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Harshner Virginia Briggs Jackie Ritchie Dorothy Wetmore Dorothy Hepper Eva Montgomery Mary Coldani Marjorie Rinaudo The Business Men of Lodi Rummel's Studio Metropolitan Engravers, Ltd. Cast and committees of Berkeley Square Cast of The Passing Parade Cast of the High School Follies The Stagecraft Class The Office Staff The Seniors in the Tokay' Contest