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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1938 volume:

Philip, G ialb f,r '4-0 A lUu i feeAAaCf '33 edicat ian Vkrnk W. Hoffman, Sn. This year Lodi like a victorious toreador has finally emerged triumphant from the arena of battle with the toros, Stockton and Auburn, to win the coveted basketball championship. Therefore to Seiior Hoffman and his team we dedicate this year’s Tokay. Buena fortuna, seriores, hoy y siempre. AtsietnLLj, fyltima ViAta 1 PtUncip ti JMeAAxXfe. Lkhoy Nichols VAMOS A SER BUENOS AMIGOS “Mexico” is the theme for the 1938 Tokay. The editorial staff in selecting this theme has made a splendid gesture of friendliness. “Amu a tu vecino y te amara' ”—LOVE THY NEIGHBOR AND HE WILL LOVE THEE—is a Spanish proverb, a great favorite in Mexico, where the people are noted for friendliness. The world is in need of friendly neighbors. Nations will he friend- ly when their citizens have friendly attitudes. To have a friend one must he a friend. The ability to make and keep friends is a mark of true greatness. My wish for the 1938 graduates is that your world will he full of friends. Your world will he a much brighter one if your next door neighbors, your schoolmates, and the students and citizens of other communities are truly your friends. Then you may contribute much toward world peace and happiness by developing a friendly attitude toward peoples of other lands. “Vamos a ser buenos amigos.” Lkt Us Be Friends. Frembling, Rinn, Peoples, Dalandcr, Bridges, McDolc, Blanchard, Holm, Reese, Taylor, Hoffman, Hatfield, Pilkington, Bassi, Weller, Higginbotham, Gcalcy, Conklin, Nichols, Bell, Hagen, Halsey, Dickman, Boone, Graham, Borst, Rice, Matthew, Devine, Crandall, Samuelson, Burrell, Smith, Loyka, Schuyler, Eniert, Winsor, Trumhly, Crose, Chapman, Hatch, Erich, Wassink, Barncbey. Not in picture: Davis, Berry, Dow, ClaAA i Sesiiosi QlaU The activities of the Senior Class were started by the election of Senior Class officers. The hoys seemed to have things pretty much their own way, as Phil Dettmer was elected president; Jack Schwarze, vice-president; and Bill Beckman, secretary. Phil took charge immediately and appointed committees for Ditch Day, Senior Day, class announcements, and other functions. The committees for the class flower, class colors, and a class motto presented a variety of choices to the Seniors, who voted after a heated discussion. The results were as follows: Class flower: Gar- denia. Class colors: Blue and Silver. Class Motto: “It is not the gale, hut the set of the sail That determines the course we go.” The class of 1938 voted to put a plaque in front of the school and created a new tradition by handing a lamp of learning to the head of the Junior Class. Ditch Day was held at McKinley Park, in Sacramento, on Fri- day, May 13, 1938. There the Seniors played games, ate their lunch, and listened to the class prophecy. However, all was not play, for the Senior Class was very active in formation of policies of a new student participation in the gov- ernment that was started this year. Baccalaureate services were held in the auditorium June 5, with Reverend Verne Brown presiding. Father Hardeman read the Scripture, Reverend A. R. Boone gave the address, and Reverend Primus Bennett gave the benediction. The year’s activities closed on June 9 with the graduation of the Senior Class on the Flame Field. SesuxViA. m Anderson, Martha Archer. Mary Azevedo, Lois Baker, Juanita Bansmcr, Kenneth Barron, Mary Barth, Mary Ellen Baumbach, Charlotte Baumhach, Oliver Beckman, Bill Beckman. Clayton Beckman, Norman Bclluomini, Lydia Bender, Barbara (not graduating) Bcwlcy, John Biliardi, Helen SesuxMA, Carpenter. Robert Carroll, Richard Chandler, Dorothy Chappell, Ruth Adelc Hrandstad. Marit Brcssani. Angelo Briggs, Virginia Brown, Donald BuckmastcrJLaNcil Buckiniller. David Buford, Arlene Burns, Ralph Bischel, Tahca Biscoe, La Verne Blehni, Leola Board, Florence Clascn, Fred Clemens. Irma Cooper. Charles Corell, Jack Daniels, Barbara Cormack, Robert Darden. Mary Dcclusin. Dolores Dcttmcr. Philip Dodds, Helen Doty. Lloyd Duguid. James Khrhardt. Bertha Fhrhardt. Pearlie Elithorp, Willis Eprosen, Thelma SesUoAA Ewing, Evcrcttc Fcrciio, Viola Ferrcro, John Field, Mildred Gemello, Mary George, Violei Geringer, Kathryn Gibbons, Barbara Fink, John Folse. Vcrdiennc Forsch, Thelma Fowler, La Verne Franklin, Anita Belle Frey, Alice Fujitani, Eddie Gansinger, Agnes SeniosU Glaross. Gus Gnirk, Lois Goodman, Delinar Granlecs, Kathleen Green, Barbara Green. Patricia Gribaudo, Ernest Grigsby, Martha Guilfoyle, Maryann Gundcrt, Gerald Gundert, Lillian Gundert, Marcella Gurney, Jim Haas, Ernest Hale, Melbourne Watson, Marjorie Hamilton. Virginia Handel, Gordon 1 landcl, .Mabel Handel, Robert SestiosuL Handel. Vera Hansen, Lauren Hargis, Jack Harrison, Helen Haymond, Evelyn Heer, Victor Helm, Clifford Iicppcr, Dorothy Herrick, Bob llickok, Alice llirtel, Edwin I little, Evelyn Seniate Hoffman, Verne Horstkorta. Louise Hues!is, Gerald Hutchinson, Phyllis llyskc, Norhert Imada. Misao Inoshita, Helen Ircy, Charles Ishida, Tom Jacobsen, Walter Jensen, Charlotte Jungcblut, Calvin Johnson, Marjorie Kaba, Shigeru Kat akian, Oscar Keir, Eloisc Kimura, Yukiko Kirsclicnmann, Emma Klaudi. Georgina Knittel. Meda SenioAA Locke. Douglas Lciclit, Emma Maicr. Almore Mainland. Isabella Mall, Harry Marshall. Andy Martin, Eleanor Mason, Kathleen Masui. Dorothy Matsuhiro, Mit .ic Malsumoto, Jane Matsuura. Dorothy Matsuura. Frank McDonald, Marjorie McDonald, Mildred McLaughlin, Anne Setuo-il Memory. Ruth Merrill, Harold Mcttlcr, Eleanor Mctllcr, Vernon Moore, Edith Moore. Ruth Mot , Wilma Mullen, Martha Nakagawa. Miyoko Nelson. Bill Net , Alvira Nevins, Ralph nuin Patterson, Warren Kinfret, Claire Rinn, Margaret Ritchie, Jacqueline Rode. Donald Rothcnbcrger, Josephine '� Mil IUI I • l.l Scholl. Harold Kulil. Alice Schrocdcr, Hildegard Sakakcuchi, Ted Schaffer, Benny Scliicdcman, Edith SenioM Solacgui, Thomas Springer, Ruth Spurgin. Wayne Stark. Marguerite Stoecker, Clara Store, Donald Sclnveigert, Esther Sweeney, Frances Tanuira, Ka .uliiro Thisby, Leonard Thompson, Marjorie Tinkle. Audrey Todd, Mabel Toney, Ryllis Tsutsumi, Carol Tubbs, Isabel SetuxMA Turnage. I.aUulh Towle. Fre l Thompson. Verne Ulrich, Minnie Wagers. Nadine Wakui. Charles Wakai. Mary Unlcrnaher. Enid Wakai. Masao Urakami. Hubert Vargas. Madeline Voiaw. Earl Walderslov, Alma Wallace, Jean Wallace. June Wheeler, Ccrald Wood. Janis Yager. Lamoinc Yamagala. Moriko Zeisslcr, Vida Wiley, Albert Wiley, Rose Marie Winsor, Mary Wittmeier, Lois Bender, Raymond Schnabel. Raymond Hall, Harry Klipfel, Milton Lind, Merrill Micbelsen. Bud Niessner. Robert Wollcsen, Richard fJu+UoAA. WERNER KLAPSTEIN CLARK President Vice-President Secretary RICE Treasurer Nuss. Hawkins, Bcclitliold, Switzenberg Ayers, Hemic; Rocquc, Heinle, Seibel, Kuilik. Krueg, Grocliowsky: Anagnos. Delzer, Schmidt. Coeliring, Hoffman. Gricsscr; Suclzlc, Handel. Marrs, Woods; Wetmorc, Facliner. Collins. Matsumoto, Knoll, Bround. Miller, Thielman. Lauchland, Irey, Keszler, Muller; Mills, Genochio, Burney, Litchfield, Linn. Masui, Weber; Blank� -. Welsh, Pickering; Keiswig, Husk, Handel; Brum. Stcinhlock. Purviance, Kimura. Fur- oka, Dow, Keel, Medina. Callis; Nelson, McLean, Miller. Tolliver, Hill, Taylor, Gerber; Oga, Wiederrich, Mettler, Street, Shoemaker, Story, Gerard; Oshima, Young, Troutman, Ayres, Utter- hack, Brown. Gilbcau, Brown, Wallior; Ritchie, Clemens, Tanaka, Bcrtsch; Wallior, Mantz, Peterson. Earley, Bechthold. Bender, Brcdy, Pyle, Mettlcr, Maris; Pair, Fujinaka, Sugimoto. Kuwabara, MehlhoiT, Focacci, Kiriu. Sparlin, Jacinto, Siegfried, Lang, Wall. Larsen; Nakagawa. Vossler, Grinnel. Mikawa, Votaw; Fercho, Winter, Dierks, Nculiarlh. Moran, Delzcr; Ouyc, Hamel, McLachlan, Knitlle, Schimkc. Wakai, Shank, Tanaka; Antrim, Batch, Rothenbcrger, Jack, Seibold, Puller; Ebrlich, Becker; Bowen, .Melcher, Gabel, Hclmle. Klipfel, Kies , Nakamura, Villaneuva, Sasaki; Bessac, Tonini, Pahl, Chaney, Culbertson, Hibbard, Hoppe; Posey, Nighswongcr, Murphy. Elithorp. Ruhl, Merkel, French; Wright, Biagi, Licl), Johnson; Swell, Latta, Rice, Quaglia, Ashbaugh. Miller, Prudehl, Koeneke, W. Handel; Ehrhardt, Smith, Takara, Sicbold, Matteoni; Spencer, Winn, Schaible. LIUUI Musgrovc, lnagaki. Kagawu. Isaak. Bcchthold, Nculiartli. Jungchlut, Whipple; Kurantoto. Schwcigcrt, Handel, Crosswhite. Hunter; Briggs. McWads. Mintun. Folcndorf, Wagers. Werner. Mills, Garfolo, Hansen. Dyer; Merrill. Smith, Hart. Burlington; Focacci, Purviance, En .ininger. Brackett. Preszler, Koenig; Ishill. Miller, Whipple, Horst, Funamura. Holt; Inagaki, Moore. Niessner, Wright, Walderslov. Mecskc, Gundert; Fore, Handel, Pearce. Krucg, Miller; Gross, Thompson, Nics, Fena, Mcidingcr. Schauer, Rodackcr, McMahon, Sturla, Killers; Kammercr, Gaul), Sweet; Magellan, Mason, Rouse. Fanos, Corel), Retzer, Filler; Eckncss, Kcttlcman, Mafner; Billigir.cicr, Doty, Eisenheis, Bolinger, Kisliida, Klapstein. Ito, Jacinto. Stewart, Pearson, Young, Barrick. Mehlhoff; John- son. Walt her, Harris, Rice, Stuck; Flaig, Frey, Mitchell, Ehrhardl. Meyer; Schwartz. BoypJtamosi i STARK FAIRCHILDS DORRASIN RITCHIE President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman Sasaki. Scnner, Salisbury. Messing, UI ter back; Cooper, Clasen, Hanson, Alberti, Castclanelli: Ileon, Fisher, Mitchell, Morrison, Pirtlc. Mason, Lang, Yagotin, Kcs .lcr, Miller. Gaunt, Wilburn, Timmons, Beckman. Wacker, Butted, Hyatt. -V llowery, Fcrdun, Gross, Hancock, Wauchope; Dias, Scibcl, Wapenman, Rivera, Schwcmmcr, Trctlicwey. Schwcmmer, Perrin, Biscliel, Mitchell. Sasaki; Smith, hvamiya. Attaway, Nics. Gilbcau, Scott Kollips, Prcs .lcr Mason; HofTman Mettlcr, Farnell Miller, Odor Matsuhiro Haskell. Bainum, Chappell: Darpitz, Thompson, Stirm, Muller, Untcrnaher, Kapawa: Brandt, DeWcbcr, Nisliimoto, Koenig, Bciscl, Mcnzcl, Kurata. Coleman, Gilbeau, lliel� , Schncll, Kiclunan; Mikami. Seibold, Schmicdt, Frey, Sherrow, Kindt. Schneider, McKindley, Cox, Countryman, Cooper; Peterson, Mason, Mullins, Maincl, Isliida, Kurata. Schaffer, Jenncr, Pfeifer, Russel, Bittner. Shelton, Taddei; Schmidt, McElroy. Wiebe, Parker, Kautz, Esbima. Pfcillc, Manna, Ensminger, Johns, Baneck; Thompson, Dorbeim, Schneider, Masui, Strohmaicr; Martell, Wcndland, Schulte Schwemmcr, Miller, Sasaki; Metller, Smith, Mason, Dolan, Bischcl, Perrin, Hoffman, Cavanaugh, Iwaniya, Farnell; Nies, Prcszler, Matsuliiro, Lich, Scott. T akcoka, T rethewey. Winter, Zimbelman, George, Roach, Notcst ine; Bitterman, Tahara, Castclanelli, Miller. Herceg. Okamoto. Bclluomini, Sh Johnson, Noma; Kskildsen, Humphr McQueen, Motz, Matsuliiro; Mortman, Jacinto, Valentine. Kolb, Kirclihof, Priest, Mason. Schnaiblc, Schwartz; Miller, Radtke, Scliill, Meier, Buscaglia, Schopp. Bannibadi, Sliruni. Cross, H. Miller. Calvert, Gerin- per; Grihnudo. VanSteenberge, Rieger, Dunton, Baum. Ruff; Tliisby, Savio; I lust. Schmidt, Kierstad. Wentrup, Kirillin. 'lies, Looser, Shimada; akamura, Meld- haff, I.anpc. Irey, Imada; Furukawa, Gochrinp, Dow, Paid, Coffman. Hughes, Mclchcr, Gricscr, Keel, Wakai; Sims, Ritchie. Madden, Dobrasin, Horst. Fujitani. Loveless, Locke, Grady, Dozier, Fairchilds; MeMurtry, Kutlik, Wollescn, Gholz; Bushman, Perrin, Williams, Fowler, Corell. Holt, Gallagher, Hoff, Jacobsen, Scott; Ninnis, Riley, Garfolo, Moore, Seeley. Randolph, Hall; Sakakuchi. Jacobsen, licon, Horimoto. Goehring, Millie, Hoegerman, lluvaslii, Shigehiru; Scliopp, Northrop. Badgley, Buckinillcr. Schwarze, Egbert. Parker. Pfeifle, Donaldson. Merkel; Woods,Stickcl, Weigum, Kasmates, Schmidt, Wilson, Moreci, Robinson. Miller. LIMBAUGH HORST ZIMMERMAN NIES President Pice-President Secretary Treasurer Earl. Shank; Manasscro, Keeling, McKee, Miner, Flockhart, Seihold; Sclunul linger. Miller, Memory, Howen, Ouye, Bishofbergcr. 1 MauMlSl araaij WltfLil mm Guthmillcr, Montgomery, Manna, Wright; Nicolini, Nculiarth, Duerksen, Handel. Flegcl, Barhero. Schaucr; Bender. Steenhlock, Dorheim, Nishimoto. Buckmaster, Rosin. Preszlcr, Schafer, Macri. Ilunnan, Hayashi; Pokert, Rieger, Jensen. Gnirk, Seihcl, Schwartz; Bunch, Lee, Wilson, V. Gnirk. Cortner. Horst, Nics, Pearson. Pinkerton, Brusa; Ilenne. Koch. Zauncr, Countryman. Kirclihof, Posey, Jack; Shigehira, Specht, Oga, Kohles. Ilyske, Fisher. Hieb, Jenner, Krause, Brandstad; Nuss. Ludwig, Vasquez, Biohm; Wardrobe, Schmidt, Knecht; Mullins, Nics, Schmierer, Dais, Siegalkoff; Brusa, Kottke. Shimada. Martens, Wright, Rozzoni, Brandt, Preszlcr, Wicdcrrich; Schmidt. Rinaudo, Zimmerman, Bender, Rice, Moser. Lee. Beckman. Ruhl. Zuclke; Tilstra, Nishima. Kranzler; Wagner, Coehring. Horst; Sims, Henneckc, Nighswonger; Inman, Weber. Schmicrcr. Riley, Mendez. Comer, Bekker; King, Knoll. Woehl, Tanaka, Zicmann, RifFcI; Murosaki, Hiramoto, Okuliara, Kutilk, Ostcrmann, Cordon. Hoi I berg, Lange, Busch. Kuwabara, Meyer, Henneckc; Dietz, Orr. Kauk. Geringer. Eslinger; Reschke, Murosaki, Cain. Dais. Okuliara. Moch, R. Wagcnman, Velusquez. E. Wagcnman, Beckman; Stark, Sugimolo. Strickland, Spurgin, Turner; R. Wagcnman, Evans. Yamashita, Forbes, Blankc, Yee, Bcrklaml, Reiman; Ilanaki. Hawkins, Pope. Payne. Parsons. Valenti. Powell. Wallior. Rice, Bunds. Bertsch, Towle, Porter, Schmidt; MacAulay, Veit, Davies. Martens, Pearson, Odor; Kuramoto, Cuilfoyle, Schneider. Clemons, Cencirulo, Burlington, Ferrari; Crosby, McDonald, Garner, Edinger, MchlhafT; Crete. Carosso, Whitley, Hin .man, Bansmer, Riggle. Schmidt, Otani. Ouyc, Jardine, IJIricIi, Linde, Lloyd, Ward, Hunter, Musolino. Okura, Hughes, Sievers, Yankee, West, StoyunolT, Secman, Seihel; Declusin, Loduca. Yamushita, Larsen. Fujinaka, Utterhack, Declusin, Babas. Brum; Betcher, Wiley, Delu. Wolff. Wiebc, Bender; Becker. Tonn, Cooper, Bauer, Belluomini. Nies. Trosper. Davis, Siegalkoff, Vollbrecht. Cook; Grigsby. Wittmaycr, Yanagi, Lintbaugh, McClintock, Nevins, Nichols. Bischel. Lang, Mayer, Lemon. Billigmcicr; Fawcett, Rumer, Schmidt. Molinengo, Formento, Elders, Nittu; Epp, Perrin, Hamilton, Rcuschlcr, Jurdin, Bice. Herceg, Marty, Schaucr, Kolb, Nakagawa. Delzer; Beck, Mikalis, Retzer, Nakamura, Markel, Kcir, Kappos. Kishida, Floth, McKinley, Berglund, Rathlnin, Bechthold, Pope; Wacker, Williams. Fletcher, Sagara, Meeske, Kurata. Wada. Thompson, Kneclit: Wadman, Todd, Thorn- hill, Webb; Vierra, Ulrich, Hosmer, Bunds, Buell. OrUfGAtiyxitioMA, Student Council Briggs Publicity Frey Girls' Athletics Clasen Hoys’ Athletics Marshall Publications McLaughlin Girls' A ffnirs Rinfret Hoys’ A flairs Ritchie Cultural Activities BEWLEY Pice-President DOW Secretary TROUTMAN Finance NELSON President Brandstari Entertainment Beckman Traffic Thompson Huildinns and Grounds Barron. Editor Bansmer, Business Man McDonald. Art Editor Klipfcl, Photographer McLean, Club Editor Guilfoylc, Senior Editor M iss Elizabeth McDole, Advh Collins, Boys Editor Collins. Girls' Editor Mepper. Typist Grigsby, Freshman Editor Nies, Typist Klipfcl, Snap Editor Jensen, Drama Editor Winsor, News Editor Field, Society Editor Hall, Associate Editor Mall, Sports Editor Wollescn, Editor Jacobson, Easiness Manager S. Handel. Reporter B. Handel. Typist Buford, Feature Editor Michel sort. Exchange Editor Mills, Collector Jiescl, Feature Editor GINKGO CLUB Beckman. Hodman, Schneider, Tinkle, Todd, Licb, Keir, Tsutsumi, Netz, Wallace Cliandler, Carlson, Wagers. Handel, Eproscn; Soli- kowsky, Darden, Belilm. R. Knramoto, Masui. F. Kuramoto; Wiley, Sclicidenman, VanSteenberg, Gray. EXPERT TYPISTS’ CLUB Schroedcr, Frey, Biscoc, Thompson, Mrs. Buelali Burrell, Kainmcrcr, Inagaki, Scihold; Bressani; Bclluomini, Oga, Kagawu, Walderslov, Kuwabara; Norilirup, Miss Donna Bridges (adviser), Dodds, Burney, Ncuharlli, Zeisslcr. CHEMISTRY CLUB Brcdy, Nelson, HoiTman, Shank, Schunke, Pyle; Cheatham, Gundert, Corcll, Buckmillcr, Shiinada, Dow, Sparlin; Nelson, Cancpa, Foccaci, Herrick, Buck, Kimura, Wakai, Kutlik; Rice, Shoemaker, Rothcnbcrger, Granlees, Watson, Gcnochio, Jungcblut, Whipple; Utterback, Millie, Gross, Ayres, Hcpper, Franklin, McWade. Hargis, Leary, Brown, Irey, Beckman, Fink. Fujitani, Folendorf; Dobrasin, Corcll, Villancuva, Schwartz, Carpenter, Hiramoto, Votaw, Smith; Burlington, Beckman, Rinfrct, Bewley, Mills, Marshall; Pearson, Horstkorta, Martin. Thomas, Smith, Rinn, Wakai; Barron, Field, McLean, Bolinger, Ritchie, McLaughlin, Perrin. Green, Guilfoyle, Pair; Grigsby, Green, Ruhl, McDonald, Brandstad, Briggs, Gibbons. Tliiclinun. Burlington, Canea, Niessncr. C. Smith; Wakai, Tonini, Mattconi, Dettmcr, Kutlick. Marshall: Carfolo, Carroll, M. Smith, Schwartz, Beckman. Tamura. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Schunke, Cooper, Lunglois, 1). Brown. Michclscn, L. Brown; Borst, Gunderl, Pat- terson, Ritchie, Guilfoyle, Gcnochio; Eprosen, Werner, Briggs, McLaughlin. McLean, Sanguinetti; Mills. Fachncr, Grigsby, Brnndstod, Gibbons, Hunter. DEBATE CLUB Schwarzc, Miss Miriam Gealcy, Briggs. Neuharih, Rice; Marshall. Bcwlcy, Grigsby, Niles, Stuck. AERO CLUB Bansiner, Fink, Gurney; Schwarzc, Marshall, Rinfret, Irey, Mintun. C. S. F. SECOND SEMESTER Todd, Flockhari, Beckman, Chancy, Georgie, Wiederrich, Rice, Werner, Inagaka, Kinnira, Wakai; Mecske, Perrin, MacDonald, Sweeney, Jensen, Kolb, Dow, H. Murosaki, Kobara, Ouye, Cook, Hepper, McLean, Barron, Rubl, Northrup, Menzel, Hiromoto. C. S. F. FIRST SEMESTER Barron, A. McDonald, Fairchilds, Iinadu, Chaney; McLean, Georgie, Kolb. Oga. Rice, Rubl, Jensen, Azevcdo, Ritchie; Northrup, Kiinura, Perrin, Melcher, Sweeney, Watson. Stuck; Kurata, Hiramoto, C. Wakai. Nelson, M. Wakai. CAFETERIA CLUB Bender, Schaffer, Cheatham. Mills, Schwcmmcr Reiswig, Weber; Mintun, Geringer, Dclzei Pope, Callis, Ruff, Hughes, Kludt, Winter Schmidt, Tinkle, Wauchope, Sherrow, Schill Wilburn, Mall, Reiman, Mayer, Seibel; Stroll meier, Miller, Radtke, Seibel, Delzcr, Pali! Little, McQueen, Ruff, Hyske. JAPANESE CLUB Ito, R. Kimura, M. Wakai, Shiota, C. Nukamuri Ilayashi; W. Ouyc, Kaha, 11. Nakamura, Shigt hara, C. Wakai, H. Mikawa, Furuoka; Fujinak; M. Wakai, E. Ouye, Iwamiya, Isliida, Y. Ouy« F. Mikawa; Murosaki, K. Murosaki. Hanak Nishimoto, Inoshita, F. Kuramoto, Matsuun Y. Oga, II. Masui, Inagaki, Oshima. W. Kagawj II. Wakai; R. Kuramoto, Tanaka, Fujiok; Okura, Kuwubara, Otani, D. Masui, T. Og; Tsutumi. C. Kagawa, C. Sasaki; L. Kuramot Y. Hiramoto, T. Sugimoto, K. Matsumolo, 1 Sugimoto, J. Mutsumoto, M. Matsuhiro, N shima, R. Masui, Kamhara, M. Ouye, Imada,.' Hiramoto, J. Matsuhiro. A CAPELLA CHOIR Cooper. Devine, Hawkins, Schmierer, Weller, Tonini, Patterson, Locke, Shank. Retzer; Pierce. Baumbach, Wiley. Mettler. Board, Winn, Miller, Grantees, Horstkorta, Hibbard, Gnirk, Gross, Werner, Flaig, Frey; Vargas, Limbaugh, Todd. McMahon. Stark, Fachncr, Ehrhardt. Delzer, Jensen, Archer, Briggs, Hickok, Schmidt, Marrs. B. N. 0. CLUB Howen, Wagers, Tubbs, Martin, Woods, R. Loveless, Lauchland, Koeneke, Corel), Messing, L. Coebring, Cundert; Briggs, Gerard. Ritchie. Holloway, Tonini, Rode, Beckman, MehlhofT. Green,Votaw,Wiley; Neubardt, Thompson, Story, Frey, Gib- bons, Cormack, V. Loveless, R. Coebring. Brown, Farnell, Schwarzc; Stuck, Swee- ney, Haabesland, Whitley, Watson, Daniels, Franklin. Wittmeier, Cross, Baum; Macdonald. Perrin, Moore. Ma- son, Northrup. Schmidt, Moegcrman, Halsey. BETA LAMBDA tterback, Cooper. Porter, Bunds. Wallace, iller, SiegalkofT, Pcirano, Schicdeman, urnagc. Freeman, Odor, Valenti, Thisby; nirk, Samuelson, Pope. Rice. Nichols, Ja- ibsen, Sehill. Riley, Haymond, Gnirk, De- usin, Bischcl, Van Stccnburg. Woods. Kut- c, Wittmayer, Veit, Scibel, Ruhl. Kolb, eclusin. Archer; Ehrhardt. Shank. Nics, acAuley, Todd, Yankee. lirk, Haymond, Ncuharth, Culbertson, riger, Rothenbcrgcr, Erich, Hatch, Fer- ri, Buchmiller, Beckman. Mettlcr, Street, agcrs, Preszler, Seibel; Cayton, Meier, rtz, Fowler, Macri, Bender, Garner, Wet- ire, Scott, Wright, Handel. Wilson, Siegal- IT, Buell, Lee; Blanke, Seeley, Meeske, nsmer, McKee, Howry, Taylor, Baker, iung, Fowler. SiegalkofT; McQueen, Stein- ndt, Ruff, Hyske, Keelcy, Benedict. Bliss Burlington Ran'i, Ritchie First clarinets: C. Beckman. Gibbon� . Franklin, Marlin. Macdonald, Hunter. Miller, Green. Sanguinetti. Handel. Smith. Moore; alto clarinet� : Pearson. McDonald; saxophones: Cormack. Langloit. Sweeny. Hepper. Magellan; horn� : Wittmeier. Schwarze. Votaw, Mewing. Ho� mer. Ma-� n. Schmcidt; hauoon and flute� : Daniel� . Schwarze. Zrmler. Mehlhaff; baritones: Hovren. V. Loxeiess. Spur- gin. Mcttler; basses: C. Miller. Klipfel. I.auchland. FhrKardt. Stark. 11 R. Beckman; second clarinets: R. Lovcles . Wager� . Nnnhrup. L, pSf ii Goehring. Cooper. H. Mason. Neuliarth; cornet� : Tubbs. Wiley. Holloway. Siegfried, Kundert, Story. Frey, Tonini. Koeneke. Hoegrr- lip man. Farnell. R. Cochring: trombone� : Helmle. Rode. Sicgalkoff. Earley. Pair. Roach. Baum. Hum; drums: Mar� � . Cahert. Cross, fLl %JkWi Schmidt, Tonn. Otohe t ia First violins: Stuck, Mceske. Mari , Cundcrt, Perrin. Daniel . Whitley. Thompson. Anderson, M. Matsuhiro. Haabesland: piano: Watson, Handel: basses: Purviance, Hoffman. Schnell: cellos: Buchmiller, DeWebcr, Schmidt, Tonn; flute and clarinet : Mchlliaff, Zicwlcr, Gibbon ; horns: Sehwarze. Wittmeier: second violins: Eskildsen. Crieser. Muller. Mitchell. G. Matsuhiro. Baum. Nie� , Gemello. Mdcher. Stirm: cor- nets: Kundert. Lagomarsino; trombone : Rode. Brown. Young; drum : MeLachlan. SIDNEY HALSEY Director ■■1 F. F. A. Swell. Hoffman. Heutti . Wcatheringlon, Furuoka. Nakagaua. Irey, Brehthold. Purviance, Smilli, Baker, UticrlKick, Pearson. Ruuell. Behcl, Schmidt. Ijnge. Kcwler. Calli� . Mock, Montgomery. Blolim, Dickman. Evan� : Elithorp, Maton, Noma. Towle. Frey. Johnson, N. Prewler, R. Prerrler, Miller. Miknwa, Shigehira, Hoffman. Maion. Del er. Pope. Valesquez, Ferrcro. Gribaudo. Rinaudo; Schaffer, Elithorp. Pope. Nevin� . Bender, Scott, J. Cootamagna, P. Costamagna. Martell. Ayer� , French. Pali), Kiriu. Ramer, Mayer, Dcclutin, Ciithmillcr; Brown. Taddei. Stark. Wood , Beckman. Shelton. Odor, M. Rononi, Fano� , Lange. V. Mettler, Jacinto. R. Mettler. L. Beckman. Bischel, Valenti, Elchman, H. Rozzoni. Brandt. Cavanaugh, Perrin. Nie . I.cmon, G. Nakamura. Coehring, Fukumoto. Ceringer. Brambtad; Angier, Klcmin. Jardine. Jungeblul. Kirrchhoff. Zuclkc, Bushman. Hoffman. Jr, C. Beckman. Vosaler. Dow. Store. Nicolini, Kaba. Manna. Smith, Barlicro. Bru� a. Belcher. Ncuhatth: Young. Nishimoto, Shimozaki, Christman. Schneider, Kurala, Kagawa. Wardrobe, Funamura, Nigh� - wongcr, Loduca, Sims Fujlnaka. Stcenblock, Yamashita. TdJluf, the QlUmeA- RatUf Helm. Locke, Patterson. Hawkins, Schmicrcr, Tonini, Retzer, Shank, Eckness, Wiley; Lattin, Kolb, Horstkorta, Hibbard, Gnirk, Cooper, Devine, Delzer, Jensen, Archer. Bischcl, Board. Fachner; Werner, Chancy, Dicrks, Gross, Michclson, Hoppe, Schmidt, Limbaugh. Klapstcin, Tolliver, McLachlan, Messing, Werner, Handel, Flaig, Castellanelli, Stuck, Limbaugh, Hickok, Ayres. GbAiii+noA, PcUf G d Turnagc, Journcay, Moore, Williams, Wcigum. Eckness. McLaughlin, Dow, Clasen, Miller, M. Miller, Blehm, Ehrlich, Antrim, Sehauer, Sherrow. Winter, Wagers. Wagenman, Tretheway, Hannan, Wiley, Moran, Stickcl; Schmidt. Spurgin. Biliardi. Sims, Meidinger. Carlsen, Madden, Watson, Trick, Nicssncr, Mason. F. Miller, Waeker, R. Miller, Tinkle, Schneider, Timmons, Hildenbrand, Gochring, Handel, Seibcl, Mason, Seibold; Garfolo, Schunkc. Jenner. Gilbeau. 11 eon. Ruhl, Henne, Buckmaster, King, Fawcett, Mitchell, Lippert, Wentrup, Countryman, Gholz, Koenig, L. Buckmaster, Buck, Towle, Wall, Schmidt, Schnahel. Thomas, Chaney, McLean, Shank, Tolliver, Sanguinetti, Collins, Handel, Corel!, Junghlut, Jacinto, Klapstcin; Merrill, Faclincr, Maris, Briggs, Mills, Michclscn, Pickering, Hunter. Shank Briggs ''QnXMAMSUf PalfiA. Miss Maukine Emert Director Shank, McLean, Chaney, Klapstcin, Corel I; Thomas, Briggs, Tolliver. LODI SPORTS HALL OF FAME EIGHTH ANNUAL DINNER Pledge of Allegiance ...................... Dr. Walter Howen President, Lodi District Chamber of Commerce Invocation........................ Reverend Robert Weishoff DINNER Welcome........................ Chairman, Hall of Fame Committee John Giannoni 7Ue (loyal family McDonald, Michclscn, Briggs Michclson, Pope, McDonald. Briggs, Patterson Briggs. SicgalkofF, Connack, Ritchie. Hickok, Beckman, Pope, Ewing; McDonald. Michclscn, Paterson. Miss Bess Matthew Director MISS IDA RINN Director Chancy, Winsor, Dcttmer. Jbe jj fJcutuaSuf, 16tli Handel, Smith, Beckman, McDonald, Barron. Patterson, Pope, Thompson, Stuck, Ewing; Sparlin, C.Randolph, Jacobsen, Winsor, Helm, Chancy, Board, Marshall, B. Randolph, Dcttmer, Shank. V4e PcdUf Sicvers, Jacobsen, Beckman, Randolph, Dcttmcr, Ritchie; Marre, Barron, Shank. Shank, Randolpli, Beckman; Barron. Dcttmcr, Ritchie MISS IDA RINN Director AUlietioi 1 fyooibcdl Lodi has had a very successful year in football. Although lacking in proper reserves nd weight, the fiery little Flame squad swept all opponents aside to become the inners of the Sac-Joaquin Conference C. I. F. Championship. The scores were as follows: Dale Sept. 17 Lodi— 6 Scores: Vallejo—0 Sept. 24 Lodi—19 St. Mary’s—7 Oct. 1 Lodi—13 Turlock—12 Oct. 8 Lodi— 7 Modesto—6 Oct. 15 Lodi— 7 Sacramento—7 Oct. 22 Lodi—19 Woodland—0 Oct. 30 Lodi—20 McClatchey—0 Nov. 5 Lodi—13 Fresno—34 Nov. 19 Lodi—14 Stockton—7 Nov. 26 Lodi—13 Woodland—12 When November 19 finally rolled around, the Flames, eager and determined, cu- red their annual fray with the Stockton Tarzans. Odds seemed in favor of Stockton, it before thousands of fans, the largest crowd ever to see these rivals play, Lodi dis- ayed a control of the game that was magnificent, outplaying the Tarzans every step the way. Outweighing the Flames by a slight margin, the Blue and White team it up a scrap unequaled in the many years the two schools have played. At the final m, Lodi carried the game by seven points, tired but triumphant. Not only had they enged the previous season’s defeat but they had just participated in one of the most cctacular games ever played by two high school teams. The only game remaining was the Sac-Joaquin Conference C. I. F. Championship ay-ofT with Woodland, to be played whenever the Flames decided. The Flames owed again their indomitable spirit by slating the Wolves for the following Friday ght. The Wolves, although already beaten by the Lodi team, were confident of :tory. It looked as if they were right in their prediction of the game when at the d of the first half, the Wolves led 6-0. Lodi became infuriated in the second half, irtinga rally that will be remembered for years to come. Battling every step of the ly, the Flames again and again showed the scrap and team work which was char- terislic of them. The score was still in favor of the Wolves up until the last minute d a half of play when the Flames drove over another touchdown to make it 13-12 favor of the Lodi Flames, the new Sac-Joaquin Conference C. I. F. Champions 1937-’38. COACHES Jim Conklin Barney Hacen Don Bki.l fyaotball fJutUOSl 'UciMsUlf, Calveri, Vofaw. Mill, Declnsin, Baumhach. Holtherg, Young, Devine, Locke, Carroll, Klapstcin, Frey, Bredy. eosn Pinkerton, Berglund. Stcenhlock, Locke, Brusa. Ilayashi. Velasquez, Valenti; Landback, Clark, Furuoka, Wilson. Hughes, Memory. Odor. Hansen; Scott, Rollins, Laucbland, Shank, Klcmin. Cbeutbam, Licb, Inack A Carroll, Shank, Cheatham. Stecnblock, Bell, Rieger, Gricsscr, Bittner, Pickering: Wilson, Gilheau, Wagers, Notcstinc, Doty, Slincider. 1 vack '7? Comer, Mall, Hoffman, Keller, Crosby. Billigmeier. Crete, Lagomarsino, Pope, Nies, Kncclit, Lippcrt; Yee, Yanagi, Jenner, L. Nies. Magellan, Valenti, Stecnblock, Kludt, Schmidt, Hamilton. feciAJvett U The record written by the basketball squad of 1937-’38 will remain a mark at which all future squads will shoot. Lodi won the Big Five League for the first time in twenty- one years, in a play-off game, defeating Stockton 32-28 in an overtime period. This game was played in the Stockton Civic Auditorium before a capacity crowd of 2,800 enthusi- astic students and fans. Lodi trailed for three quarters, tying Stockton three times in the last quarter, with Hoffman tying the score at 28-28 in the closing seconds of play. Lodi lost the first Stockton game 25-26 and then went ahead to win all the other league games in the circuit, defeating Stockton in the second game in an overtime stanza 40-37. Vic Hccr, Lodi’s sensational forward, went to town in the three minutes overtime to score 6 of the 7 points. After winning the Stockton series and the league, Lodi breezed through Bio Vista, champions of Solano League, and Oakdale semi-final champions of the Modesto and Westside Leagues. In the final game, at Auburn, Lodi trailed all the way, with a half time score of 6-13. In the second half, Lodi outplayed and outscored Placer Union’s Hillmen with Hoffman again tying the score at 18-18 in the final half minute of play. The Lodi iron-man team entered the overtime period knowing that victory would not he denied them, because they had already humbled Stockton in overtime play in their last two games. The success of the team was due to the unerring, deadly sharpshooting of Vic Heer and Verne Hoffman. Jr., the passing ability of Jack Corell, the superlative defensive work of Don Brown, Del Goodman, and Fred Clasen, and the co-operation of all the substitute players. Vic Hccr acted as the appointed captain in a large number of games, with Verne Hoffman, Jr., acting as captain in the last two, Stockton and the final game with Placer. Both were picked as All Section players last season and again this year by almost all the sports writers in this section. Don Brown was also named on the first team by some writers. The record made in basketball this year is the fulfillment of a prediction made by the “Tokay” six years ago when Coach Verne Hoffman took over the varsity coaching activities. Coach Robert Trumbly helped in innumerable ways in making the team a champion, and Elmer Paid performed efficient and faithful service as manager. The players, manager, and coach were given a banquet March 15, 1938, and were presented with gold basketballs by former Flame basketball players and business men. The Student Body also awarded sweaters and letters to the players and manager for winning the sectional championship. Lodi 48, Lincoln 17 Lodi 38, Pittsburgh 29 Lodi 29, Concordia 21 Lodi 37, lone 26 Lodi 25, Placer 22 Lodi 51, lone 20 Lodi 21, Sacto. 18 Lodi 54, Marysville 29 Lodi 29, St. Marys 23 Scores: A Squad. 1937-’38 Lodi 40, C.O.P. Frosh 29 Lodi Lodi 34, Sonora 23 Lodi Lodi 14, Fresno 26 Lodi Lodi 44, McClatchy 27 Lodi Lodi 56, Manteca 35 Lodi Lodi 44, Woodland 26 Lodi Lodi 25, Stockton 26 Lodi Lodi 36, Sacto. 23 Lodi Lodi 59. C.O.P. Frosh 20 Lodi Lodi 54, Rio Vista 17 46, Stockton Crs. 42 55, St. Marys 13 43, McClatchy 34 33, Woodland 16 40, Stockton 37 32, Stockton 28 56, Rio Vista 27 41. Oakdale 20 23. Placer 20 League Games. Bafa HOFFMAN C. I. F. “A” Fahl (manager), Clasen, Hafner, Hoffman, Goodman. Brown. Hoffman (coach); Storz. Cooper, Patterson, Corell, Heer. C. I. F. “B Brown. Griessler. Lieh, Folendorf, Clark; Scott, L. Foccaci. O. Foccaci. TRUMBLY COUNTY LEACUE “B” Burlington, Cuilfoyle, Lagomarsino, Vossler, Klcmin. COUNTY LEAGUE “A” .Miller, Young, Nelson, Barrick, Gault; Beisel. Brum, Rusk, Islmla. fecUfA' SjVOtitl SWIMMING Luuchlund, Montgomery, Hunter, Michclsen, Chappell, Taioli, Stark, Hargis, C. Wakai, M. Wakai; Hagen, Koenig, Buslunan. Roach, Hirtel. Spurgin, Lind, Mills, Nakagawa. GOLF Ramer, Declusin, G. Gundert, W. Gundert, Nelson. feo ylr Uua iAi fyoothall SWEATERS Render. 2 Lind. 2 Fujilani. 4 Thompson, 3 Thisby, 2 Clascn, 2 Purviance, 3 S. Handel. 2 R. Handel. 3 Pellegrini. 4 Bischel, 1938 Collins, 2 Pickering. 2 Mills. 2 Brum, 3 Haas, Manager JUNIOR VARSITY BLOCK I. Gaub, 1 Bredy Devine Carroll Frey Locke Rouse Declusin Dolan Klapstein, 11 Mill Baumhach Young Votaw Costa Jacobsen. Kundert, Werner, Managers “B” TEAM BLOCK L Licb Cheatham Klcmin Locke Shank, 2 Rollins Scott, 1 Clark Lauchland. 2 Furuoka Odor Hansen, 1 Valenti Landhack Dow Memory Huglics Brusa Wilson Wilson. Takeoka. Powell. Managers fZaAJzethcill C. I. F. “A” SWEATERS Heer Hafner Hoffman Corel 1 Goodman I). Brown Clasen Cooper Patterson Paid, Manager C. I. F. “B” BLOCK L Storz 0. Focacci L. Focacci Clark Scott L. Brown Prudehl Folendorf Greiser .agomarsino Lieh Hiramoto J. V. BLOCK L Cencirulo, Manager Barrick Brum Nelson M. Irey Vliller Rusk Young Beisel shida Mintun, Manager COUNTY “B” BLOCK L Gaub Clemin Guilfoylc R. Beckman L. Beckman C. Irey Burlington Brum CLASS A SWEATERS lohn Keller Ernest Schmierer CLASS B SWEATERS Richard Mettlcr Walter Lippert CLASS A LETTERS Lloyd Doty chmierer Shank Patterson Handel )oty Collins Notestine Keller Vilson Muller Bittner CLASS B LETTERS Magellan Valenti Mall Pope lofl'man Nies Klemin Mettler .and hack Lippert Mitchell CLASS C LETTERS Hiramoto L. Wilson Irey Yee Ward R. Nies Sasaki MANAGERS ASSISTANT MANAGERS .. Focacci 0. Focacci Hansen ('lark Scoll : Stripe 'Star Qisdi' Awa uHi “L” 3 STARS Guilfoyle, Mary Ann Pope, Barbara Thomas, Martha “L” 2 STARS Board, Florence Woods, Janice Grigsby, Martha Perrin, Opal Brandstad, Marit Chappell, Ruth Adele Prcszlcr, Irene Ritchie, Jackie “L” 1 STAR Frey, Alice McWadc, Gladys Seibold, Irene Thompson, Marjorie Jack, Clara «L” Thompson, Dorothy Ackerman Dozier Handel McLean Blanke Gansinger Masui McMahon Burney Genochio Matsumoto Netz Doty Troutman Watson Ritchie Welsh, B. Welsh, E. Oga “38” Barron, Mary Fowler, LaVerne “39” Enzminger, Esther Knoll, Irene Kettleman, Jean Taylor, Verda Jungeblut. Marie Neuhardt, Emma “40” Whippcl, Marybeth Alberti Hansen Kobara Muller Beckman Horst Little Perrin Buckmiller Jacobsen Loducca Salisbury Fairchilds Journeay Manna Savio Giorgi Meier Mclchcr Shrum Van Stcenhergc Wilburn Wollesen Rieman “41” Bischel Hughes McClintok Schmidt Blanke Jack Miner Seeman Cook Jardine Murosaki Sugimoto Delu Kirchof Orr Valenti Dietz Linde Preszler, B. Viet Hanaki Lloyd Preszler, E. Wilson Hannon Zieman Rice Cfinh' Sp iti The 1937 sports class started with much enthusiasm under the capable direction of Mrs. Stella Higgin- botham, Miss Anne Devine, Miss Bess Matthew, and the athletic manager, Alice Frey. Hockey, tennis, basketball, volley ball, baseball, tumbling, archery, and swimming were the sports the girls chiefly participated in. Miss Matthew efficiently supervised a tumbling team of twenty who presented their clever stunts for Field Night while the other girls marched and danced. The year’s activities were climaxed by this exhibition given by the girls and boys on May 12, 1938. VaUeifJuzll Neuharlh. Kcttlcman, McLean, Marrs, Taylor, Troutman. Enzminger; Knoll, Oga. Doty. Collins. SwimnUnCf, B. Welsh, Frey, Giorgi, Melchcr, Woods, Chappell; Wallace. Net ., Hanson, Journeay. Handel. Kitchic, Grigsby. iaAJzeiluzU Wicdcrrich, Welsh, Taylor, E. Welch. Jack; Ncuharth, Doty. Handel. Ritchie, Pope, Perrin, Watson, Thompson. Brandstad, Guilfoylc, Shrum. McWadc, Welsh. McMahon, Dozier, Fairchilds, Scihold; Burney, Muller. Thomas, Randolph. ettocJietf, Mettler. Handel, Ncuharth. B. Welsh. K. Welsh, Blanket Doty, McWadc, Wicdcrrich. Jack. McMahon. 59?