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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1940 volume:

I The PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF LDDI UNION HIGH SCHOOL. LODI. CALIFORNIA FOREWORD r I 'HIS book is an honest attempt to portray Lodi Union High School as it is today. It is an earnest effort to record frankly, in word and in picture, the people, the life, and the activ- ities of this institution during the year 1940. IN MEMORIAM ‘Dark tree! still sad when other’s grief is fled. The only constant mourner of the dead!’’ ----------------BYRON, THE CYPRESS.” TASHIO KABA '34 MORRIS SMITH '37 GEORGE GURO '39 ROBERT KING ’42 BILL NAKAGAWA '44 Six BARNEY HAGEN DEDICATION TO a man whose keen interest in the building of men has led him to encourage the high- est standards in athletics; to a man whose con- sistent endeavor has been to develop in the students of Lodi High, sportsmanship, char- acter. and fair play; to 'Barney' Hagen, we. the Tokay Staff of 1940, wish to dedicate this book. Sei’tn PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TREES” nPHROUGH all stages of man’s development trees have contributed much to his material, mental, and spiritual welfare. Hundreds of tree products, such as lumber, rubber and fruits have blessed man in material ways. No finer place than groves of stately trees has man found in which to gain mental poise. Friendly forest sanctuaries increase man’s respect for Nature and his faith in Deity. The security provided by these material blessings and the mental and spiritual strength gained in these tree sanctuaries inspire man to better living. MR. LEROY NICHOLS Superintendent of Schools Principal. Lodi Union High School To the Seniors: “Trees.” the theme of the 1940 Tokay, so adequately symbolizes “The Good Life.” that my best wish is that you will always be as sturdy as the oaks, as serene as ines, as sensitive as aspens, as beautiful as Jhpanese cherries in blossom, as fruitful as San ewquin Valley orchards, and as enduring as California redwoods. ---LEROY NICHOLS Eight MR. EARL CRANDALL Vice Principal. Lodi Union High School MR. T. W. CHAPMAN Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Walter Jahant. Dr. W. J. Coffield. Mr. Burton Towne. Mr. George Emde. Mr. Neil Locke. BOARD DF TRUSTEES P. T. A. OFFICERS Mrs. Q. Z. Hunter. Mrs. Peter McLaughlin, Mrs. H. Diekman. Mrs. H. Haabesland, president. Mrs. Everett McKenzie. Mrs. Charles Pickering. Mrs. R. P. Valentine. Miss Vivian Peoples. Nine Robert Frcmbling. Amos P. Reese. Bess Matthew, Vivian Peoples. Roy Hanlon, Alice Morris, Phoebe Watt; Mrs. Hel- en Hartvig, Mrs. Beulah Burrell. Mrs. Leota Hat- field. Mrs. Stella Higgin- botham. Ruby Barneby. Rose Sherrod. Violet Caldwell. Elizabeth Mc- Dolc. FACULTY Mrs. Georgia Hatch. Mrs. Lois Schildcr. Lind- say Jewett. Anna Devine. Herman Diekman. Not in Pictures Mrs. Louise Rice, Miss Evelyn Barnett, Mr. E. Seifcrling. Mr. Barney Hagen, Mr. Evan Borst. Miss Rachel Weller. Robert Trumbly, Clarence Naas, Don Bell, Har- old Christensen. Wallace Wells: Ira N. Crose. Signa Holm, Gladys Pilkington, Mrs. Carrie Erich. Corcll Smith. Thomas W. Chapman. Richard Hughes. Clare Scott, Eva Dalander, Mar- garet Berry, Arthur Schilder. Eleven CAMPUS Turclve Thifiten lauri LSkMil Messrs Wells. Nichols. Windsor. Chapman. Scifcrling. Hagen; Miss Barnett. Mr. Hughes: Mr. Nichols. Mrs. Higginbotham — Mr. Hoffman. Mrs. Schildcr. Mrs. Cossettc. Mr . Caldwell. Mr. Nichols. Mis McDole: Mr. Don Bell: Mr. Hoffman: Mr. Conklin: Miss Matthew — Mr. and Mrs. Schildcr. Kd. Scifcrling. Mr. Hoffman. Mr. Windsor — Mr. Halsey and Farland: Mr. Crandall: Misses Weller and Dalander. Fourteen SENIOR COUNCIL Schilder. Crocc. Hansen. Dow. Chris lenscn. Northrop. Patton. Frcmbling; Hatfield. Lange. Randolph. Madden. Hlramoto. SENIOR HISTORY CLASS DF 1940 Class Officers: Betty Randolph, president; Joe Patton, vice-president; June Northrop, secretary; and Kinji Hiramoto. treasurer. Class Advisers: Mrs. Lois Schilder. Mrs. Leota Hatfield. Mr. Harold Chris- tensen. and Mr. Robert Frembling. Senior Council: Class officers, class advisers, and Selma Dow. Margaret Madden. Pat Hanson. Gerry Lange, and Leon Croce. Class Flower: Red Rose. Class Mono: Today's preparation is tomorrow's success.” Senior Ditch Day: May 15 at McKinley Park, Sacramento. Mr. Christensen in charge. Vicki Moser, general chairman. Senior Play: You Can’t Take It With You.” was presented on May 23 and 24. Miss Evelyn Barnett, director. Baccalaureate: Sunday evening. May 26. Rev. Chas. P. Hardeman, speaker. Senior Day: May 29. Movies of Senior Ditch Day. Senior dance. Mar- garet Madden and Jim Stewart, co-chairmen. Commencement: Evening of June 6. on the Flame Field. Three hundred and five students graduated. Geoffrey Morgan was speaker of the evening. Eighteen ADA ACKERMAN BII.I. BAUM MARTHA BEISEL SHIRLEY BRANDT NOREEN CLASEN VERNA AURAND DOROTHY BADGLEY DELBERT BAINUM FRANK BAKER WALTER BAUMBACH WALTER BECHTHOLD MYRA BECKMAN RAYMOND BECKMAN GENE BELLUOMINI ARTHUR BISCHEL LOIS B1TTERMAN LEROY BITTNER BILL BROWN RUTH BRUNS LYNDA BUCKMILLER DOYLE BUSHMAN ROSALIE COOPER LEONARD COOPER HELEN JANE CORELL BYRON COSTA Nineteen JOE COSTAMAGNA LEROY CROSS MARY DE WEBER DELILAH ENSMINGER MARVIN FERCHO PETER COSTAMAGNA MARJORIE CUPPLES MARCELLA DOBRASIN TAKESHA ESHIMA CHARLES FERDUN ROBERT COX RICHARD DAMON SELMA DOW DOROTHY FAIRCHILDS WEBER FISHER DON CRETE ALTHEA DEPAULI NANETTE DOZIER SIDNEY FARNELL HARRY FUHRMAN LEON CROCE DALTON DEVINE •s EUGENE EGBERT VERNON FAWCETT GEORGE FURUKAWA Twenty LILLIAN FOWLER LUELLA GAUNT AIM EE GOEHRIXG WARREN GROSS JAMES HASKELL MARJORIE PREY MIYOKA FUJIOKA GRACE GALLAGHER MAYNA GARFOI.O TILLIE GEORGE ROBERT GHOLZ JOE GILBEAU ELVERA GIORGI LEVI GOEHRING KAZUA GURA ELAINE HAWKINS LOUISE GRATER ROSALIE HAABESLAND HIDEO HAYASHI RUTH GRIESER SHIRLEY HANDEL DOLORES HEIDELBACH BOB GRIFFIN PATSY HANSON ROBERT HEON T wcnty-onc ROM.AND HEON OLIVIA HERCEG CLIFFORD HIEB BERNICE HILDENBRAND KINJI HIRAMOTO ED HOF.GERMAN MAX HITTLE DONALD HOFF DEAN HOLT JUNE HALLOWAY ICHIRO HORIMOTO VIOLA HORST MAXINE HOWERY CLINTON GRINNELL ARTHUR HUST CHARLOTTE HYATT JUN IMADA BOB IREY CARROL IREY BESSIE ISHIDA NELLIE 1WAMIYA BERNICE JACINTO HENRY JACOBSEN HAROLD JENNER CLYDE JOHNSON Ticcnty-tivo ALFRED JOHNS JEWELL KASMATES JOHN KIRSTEAD ALVINA KOLB JOHN KUTLIK ROBERT JOHNS LA VERE JOURNEAY WILLIAM KAGAWA VERNON KAMMERER LEANORD KEEL MARGARET KELLER DAN KELLER JOHN KELLER HERBERT KIRCHHOF HAROLD KUNDERT ROBERT LAGOMARSINO WILLARD KLEMIN LILLY KURAMOTO GERALDINE LANGE OSCAR KLUDT JOE KURATO RAYMOND LANGE DOROTHY KOENIG MARY KlIRATO DON LEACH DOROTHY LEWIS ARDATH LUCAS ELMER MASON KINGE MATSUHIRO IRMA MEHLHAFF ROSS MAY . JOHN LIEB HELEN MASON IONA Mc ELROY MARJORIE MEIER BETTY LITTLE ALICE MACDONALD NORMAN MASON JOE Mc KINDLEY FREDA MELCHER MARTIN LOCKE MARGARET MADDEN ROSE MASUI BOB MCMURTRY ELLEN MENZEL VICTOR LOVELESS BOB MASON GENIE MATSUHIRO ELSIE MCQUEEN RICHARD METTI.ER T ivcnty-four JIMMY MIKAMI RUBY MILLER MILDRED MOORE HARRY NAKAMURA BARBARA NISHIMOTO FRANCES MIKAWA ALFRED MILLER GERALDINE MILLER HAROLD MILLER WINONA MILLER GENE MITCHELL RALPH MITCHELL MARYANN MOORE JOSEPHINE MORECI VICKI MOSER MARY JANE MULLER DOLORES MUSFELT LLOYD NIES PRUDY NILES WILLA NINNIS BETTY NISHIMA TOM NAMO JUNE NORTHROP FRED NOTESTINE RAYMOND ODOR Twenty-five I.EO PERRIN LEVERING PFEIFER BOB PIRTLE FRANK POPE RAY PRESZLER F.I.BERT PRIEST GERALDINE PYLE MARY QUASHNICK FLORA JANE RANDOLPH BERNICE REAKA BILL REYNOLDS ALICE RIEGER VERNON RIEGER PERSIS RITCHIE RUTH RIVERA OHMERT Graduating HENRY OKUMOTO IRENE OUYE WESLEY OUYE ANNETTE PAUL GLADYS PARKER MARY PARKER JOSEPH PATTON KENNETH PEIGHTAL ELVERA PERRIN T wcnty-tix WILSON ROACH ELSIE RlIHI. GLADYS SASAKI LILLIE SCHMIDT BETTY SCHNEIDER BETTY ROBINSON THELMA ROTH mary Riirr BOYD RUSSELL IIIYOSHI SAKAKUCHI MAXINE SALISBURY GEORGE SASAKI LAURA SAVIO ART SCHAFFER CHRISTINE SCHMIDT EDRIE SCHMIDT VERNA SCHMIDT VIRGINIA SCHMIEDT ERNEST SCHMIERER ART SCHNEIDER ERVIN SCHOPP JOHN SCHWARTZ BETTY LOU SCHWARTZ I.EANORD SCHWEMMER Twenty-seven NAOMI SCHWEMMER LEONA SEIBEL JIM SIEVERS MOLLIE SPECHT SADAKO TAMARA HAROLD SCOTT MARIANN SEELEY FRANK SILVERIA KENNETH SPOTTS MARIAN THISBY RUSSELL SCOTT MAS AO SHIOTA NADINE SIMS JAMES STEWART BETTY THOMPSON GEORGE SHIGEHIRO WILLIAM SHELTON GEORGE SMITH MARTHA STROHMAIER DOROTHY THOMPSON TSUYOSHI SHIMADA GWENDOLYN SIEBOLD LLOYD SMITH MARTHA STIRM KENNETH THOMPSON Not Graduating T wenty-cight VIRGINIA TIMMONS JOE VALENTI BILL WAKAI IRENE WEIGUM EVERETT WILSON BILL TRETHEWAY MILTON VALENTINE NADINE TRETHEWAY ROBERT VAN BUSKIRK ALVINA TRICK MAYBELLE VAN LANINGHAM CHARLES UTTBRBACK MARIE WAGENMAN MARIE WAHL IREL WARREN BARBARA WATSON BEATRICE WAUCHOPE JOSEPH WEINBERGER CHARLES WINTHRUP PEARL WILBURN BILL WILLIAMS LUCILLE WINTER JEAN WOLLESEN FRANKLIN WOODS PIUS YANAGI Twenty-nine r DON ZIMBLEMAN VIVIAN ZIMBLEMAN EDWARD MORRISON BILL TADDEI REGINALD BREDY GERALDINE BUTTELL WARREN CALVERT JULIA CASTELANELLI JACK CHAPPEL MARYON CORMAN PETER FLINT IDA GAUB ALICE MOTZ ELAINE PETERSON JUNE PORTER BETTY RANDOLPH VERLIN SCHNELL LILLIAN STEINWANDT ALFRED TAIOLI AGNES VAN STEENBERGE MARIE ALBERTI VICTORIA CASTELANELLI HUGO MESSING JACK ROLLINS — No Pictures — BOB DOLAN DICK WADE CHARLES UNTERNAHER Thiily JUNIORS THE JUNIOR CLASS started a most active year by presenting the first play of the season. When Stars Shine.” under the direc- tion of Miss Bess Matthew. The play proved to be a financial success, due to the cooperation of the entire class. The next Junior venture was the annual Jun- ior-Senior Prom, with Herman Sapiro and his orchestra playing. IUNIOR OFFICERS Belly Jean Todd, secretary; Ethel Presilcr. treasurer; Virginia Stark, president: Marjorie Whitley, vice-president. You Can’t Take it With You.” the Senior play, was financed by the Juniors and presented under the sponsorship of the Juniors on May 23 for the public at large and on May 24 for the Seniors, their parents and their friends. This play was well received at both performances. The advisers of the class were Miss Bess Matthew. Miss Vivian Peoples. Mr. Lindsey Jewett, and Mr. Daniel Boone. Blohm. Okuhara. Bice. Wright. Angicr. Hamilton. L. Beckman. Hicb. Stccnblock; D. Nishimoto. Tanaka. S. FuJI- naka. K. Beckman. Velasquez. Sims. Perrin; Brandstad. Barbero. Rozzoni. Mayer. Ncuharth. Rinaudo. Shimozaki, Ramer. Brusa. Young. Martin. Dclzcr. Diet:. Wilson. Jack. Sugimoto; Becker. Buell. Benedict. Yanagi. Thirty-one Huggins. Beck. Hurley. Hoeppner. Ulrich. Sievers. Spurgin. Molinengo. Doi. E. Ouye. Orr. Shnnk. Nies. Wilson. Radke. Hoover: Robles. Rimnicr. Flockharl. McClintock. Wacker. Buckmillcr. H. Kuraia. Minor. Dorheim: Jardin. Schmidt. Formento. Omert. Bunch. A. Schmidt. Walllor. Webb. Knoll. Hcrceg. Croce. MacAulay. Zimmerman. Mneri. Odor. Grey. Bunds. Vollbrccht. Blair. Ramsey. Cencirulo. Kishida. Brum. Fawcett. Miller. Crosby. Yamashlta. Rostomily. Nichols. Davis. Garner. Bender. Bischel: llanaki. Ziemann. Wolff. Stoyanoff. Siegalkoff. Ward. McKee. Ludwig. Gnirk. Kolb: Oga. Spencer. Engel. Zauncr. Porter. Kranslcr. Fisher. Kappos: Otanl. Spccht. Wagner. Mayer. Wochl. Okura. Rice. McDonald. Vasques. Cook. Zimmerman. Hcon. Bansmer, Wltlmayer. Thirty-two Rinaudo. Larson. Nics. Rig- glc. Buckmastcr. Stark. Rcnschler. Weber. Gnirk. Nics; Memory. Jensen. Salas. McDonald. Bischcl. Kirchhof. Dies. Schmidt. Wright. Formento. Mccs- ke. Sfevers. Rice. Schmicr- cr. Lloyd. Whitley. Kern, Murosaki. Nics. Whitley. Shimada, Giraudo. Veit. Horst. Man- na. Ritzer: Heil. Flegal. Sagara. Yec. R. Nics. Schwartz. Geringer. Jen- sen. Seemnn. Mceskc. Pos- ey: Todd. Blanke. Crete. V. Gnirk. Hyske. Thomas. Murosaki. Hinzman. Nict- schke. Pinkerton. Guilfoyle, McKinley. Thirty-three (1) — Bclluomini. Wagcnman. Ilnlthcrg. Ruhl. Burlington. Pope. Yankee. Preszler. Rice. Keeling. Osterroan. Hiramoto. Carosso. Snyder. (2) — E. Mendes. Baldocchi. Schmidt. Okuhara. Schaffer. Floth. Kullik, Leppine. Hay- ashi. Linde. Pope. Dickoff. L. Dcclusin. Knecht. Wahl, Nus . D. Dcclusin. Hunter. Werner. Bishofbergcr. Schmidt Thirty-four (II— Lange. Bcchthold. Hoff Babas. lihlers. Berglund. Gor don. Hennecke. Banek. Castro (2)— Strickland. Lee. Siegal koff. Wndman. Goehring. Fu kumoto. Pearson. Riffcl. Brusa Balenti. K. Murosaki. Manas sero. Mello. Krause. Mikalis Schauer. Wacker. lit:. Sclimol linger. (I)—Nics. Whitley. Shimada. Glraudo. Veit. Horst. Manna. Rcuer. Schwart:. Geringer. Jensen. Sccman. Mccskc. Posey: (2) Hell. Plcgal. Sagara. Yec. Nics; Todd. Blanke. Crete. Gnirk. Hyske. Thomas. Murosaki. Hinzman. Nietschke. Pinkerton. Gullfoyle. McKinley. Thirty-five HELEN COX FERN LEA GEORGE KAGAVVA Secretary President Vice President Thompson. Reinhardt. Ras- mussen: Miller. Thompson. Day. Kehn. Christy. Hoff. Brown. Lancaster. Kundert. Werner; Formento. Hilli- ker. Miller. Atkinson. Ouye. Rava. Fuso. Peirano. Shrun: Hyatt. Parker. Lewis. Ding. Herceg: Nishimoto. Yama- shita. Ohata. Mender. Reiman. Litch- field. Batch. Ruff. Bittcr- man. Richer. Doughty. El- hardt; Miller. Kelly. Dav- ies. Harris. Fukumoto. Keel. Riggs. Schncll. Brum: Mika- wa. Buck. Jcnncr. Little. Hiramoto. Fikert. Nishimn. SOPHOMORES Thirty-six I Icuer. Mason. Beckman Noguchi. Heinrich. Dubica Nathan. Ichfda. Tamura Amburn. Frey. Farher. Rus sel. Rieger. Siegfried Welsh. Hcisler, Takcuchi Oshima. Olivas, Vierra Scott. Sasaki. Maris. Pear son: Scihcl. Schultz. Mor rison. Tahara. Bentner Young. McKindley. Kuwn barn. Raggi. Sicbler, Con nnughton. Warren. Gochring. Babas. Amburn. Dickman. At now. Hoegerman. McLaughlin. Handel. Axup. Kawano. Mcidinger. Burgstahlcr. Kiriu. Earl. Shinn. Kngawa. Kawamura. Laync. Schwartz. Bauer. Stennick. Coldani. Cencirulo. Terava. Fanos. Schneider. Kikamura. Lehr. Sagio. Sims. Archer. Doughty. Goehring. Ber- gantz. Hein. Bricrly. Grif- fin. Kolb. Litch. Field. Moore. Haabcxlar.d. Payne. Thirty-surtn Smith. Hurst. Craggs. Lust. Ilorimoto. Brown. Cross. Fuller. Wetmore. Tucker. Handel. Messing. Bender. Swett. Hogan. Wood . Papolias. Goertren. Kalunc. Craai. Hoffman. Beckman. Tancrcto. Koenig. Mender. Hoffman. Grey. Hadin. Jones. McDonald. Lucas. Brcdy. Bianchctti. Jenner. Miller. Grassi. Nakamura. I.eicht. Hclmlc. Shimoraki. Fowler. Ortei. Seeley. Thomas. Furukawa. Hill. Tlson. Schulz. Hollis. Fu- finaki. Guro. Knecht. Tay- lor. Perrin. Hyskc. Sperling. Robinson. Fowler Dause. Merry. Rouse. Mctt Icr. Schicdeman: Field Nies. Buckmillcr. Kirsehcn man. Storr. Filippini. Bor doni. Hocrth. Woodworth Masuda. Weber. Hurst Hcil. Mehlhaff. Meyer Fukumoto. Gochring. Mil ler. Ouye. Mannasscro. Thirty-eight Nakagawa. Nishimoto. Wahl. Baumbach. Mclby. Lima. Fcna. Efsenbeis. Buscaglia. Mead. Bergantz. Helm. Funamura. Dcclusin. Irey. Hopper. Lea: Chase. Munro. Koenig. Lindsay. Michelsen. King. Garlow. Wutzke: Durston. Lyons. Tsun. Mattice. McKenzie. Hicb. Stoops. Dragoo. Okubo. Chappell. Olmstcad. Caple. Kammcrrer. Mason. )ardin. Merkel. Co . Heoppner, Mello. Giorgi. Werner. Schimke. Bush. Grattoni. Garibaldi. Sperling. Locke. Cooper. Wagers. Waters. Bcoshanz. Edens. Kuramoto. Cooper. Baver. Nics; Snyder. Voss- ler. Ruggiero. Navarro. Joksch. Wlcdner. Michclsen. Dietz: Mauch. Strohmaier. Dickman. Reimchc. Riffle. Gundcrt. Young. Thompson. Punamura. Iwamiya. Kubo; Wardrobe. Yama- gata. Rciswig. Linde. Atkinson. Rieff. Young. Dragoo. Coe. Thirty-nine Jungling. Linlcy. Hansen. Clasen. Heinils. Horst. Jones: King. Btir- gan. Snrb-jck. Dietz. Ernest. Hcndergart: Kawano. Waterworth. Welly. Garfolo: Welsh. Weigum. Gundert. Okura. Brandt. FRESHMEN Bender. Bassac. Rosin. Mess- ing. Foote. Bubica. Eshima. Wagerman. Okamoto.. Kuwa- hara. Seeley. Rivcrra. Sasaki. Kuramoto. Okazaki. Forty Hcnnc. Cooper. Miller. Mikami. Matsuraoto. Young. Van Stccnberge. Furry. Beach. Nelson: Coil. Pow- ers. Do:icr. Sheridan. Mil- ler: Greig. Bessac. Nevins. Stark. Orcutt. Lind. Pfeif- ler. Giant:. Hoffner. L. Schmicrer: Frey. Hender- son. Timmons, Kramer. Lieb. Schindler. Sheridan. Hnlfncr. licinit:. Nelson. Ulmer. Hauch. Eden Okamoto. Del roll. Uttke. Wiedcrrlch: Schmidt. Thorp. Blue. Diet- rich. Maris. Shinn. Meyer. Lea. Cain. Woods. MonJI. Collins. Kettlcman. Moss. Hatada. Mot:. Woods. Hleb; Lane. Rossini, Schwcnimer. Field. Matsu- hiro. Nowak. Watson, Portwood. Kolb, Fit:sirn- ■lions. Fukumoto. Forty-one ( T-ankersley. Morton. Iwnmiya. Ichiba. Merrill. Hittlc. Pllncs. Condon. Moore. Ernst. Sugars. Porter. Koroek. Katrakian. Lima; Hoppe. Hopper. Snyder. Utterback. Fuhrman. Brown. Brackett. Bubica. Brumnett. Gaub. Garfolo. Duncan. Hittlc. Albright; Kikumura. Wade. Ishida. Malcy. Scalctta. Nesbit. Brokofsky. Wicks. Baker. Kayl. Munsch. Aberle; Eiscnbeis. Floth. Kawa- mura. Sanders. McNeil. Vasques. Sanders. Lind. Coffman. Young. Nelson. Stroh. Decker. Scharf. Petro. Swan- son. Boone. DcBeneditti. Bans- mer. Coomes. Sasaki. Buck- miller. Polenske. Clancy. Beck- man. Priest. Miller. Millog- lav. Yamashita. Mcttlcr. Bish- ofberger. Bauer. Atkinson. Sa- gata. Sare. Peter . Mayer. ( Miller. Braunbcrger. Schroeder. Forty-two Todd. Weber. Rose. Sieblcr. Calhoun. Makin. Tanaka. Oku haro. Koxaka. Brown. Trick. Hill. Flockhart. Neer. Shank. Sweet. Ohata. Roster. Engle. Schmollinger. Addlrman. New- by. McComb. Groshong. Hicb. Baltzer. Ehrlich. Frey. Maris. Trospcr. Foxier. Reixwig. Todd. Thcrman. Trick. Wilson. Triebwaxxer. Fisher. Moser. Fuhrman. Bice. Bender. Ramer. French. Muller. Handel. Randolph. Pope. Kolb. Niessncr. Uts. Wclgum. McN'icl. Lage: Seibcl. Reuscher. Quan. Wageman. Shaw. Schmierer. Story. Lucas: Porter. Rodgerx. Mayer. Schnabel. Filippi. Cheat- ham. Txchrittcr. Soucic. Knoll. Ritchie: Nilcx. Powell. Portwood. Cavnexx. Williams. Melcher. Kammerer. Reixwig. Sperling. Klkumura. Wada. Utterback; Myerx. Wollcxen. Forbes. Wagner. Silviera. Gaunt. Mason: Wilson. An shut:. Heinitr. Young. Zumkchr. Parker. Fachner: Klinger. Uttkc. Shank. Wendland. Kir.xt. FortU'thrc Uttkc. Bcrcndit. Randolph. Pet- ers. Chapman. Wilson. Lange. Centner. Goehring. Strobcl. Handel. Marchand. Field. Hewitt. Oshima; Triebwasser. Fnsmingcr. Mueller. Fischer. Hlcb. Silvern. Tsutsuml. Nishi- yama. Hatada. Wada. Kurst. Pope. Morimoto. Kumc; Davis. Wollcsen. Handel. Nuss. Wil- son. Herring. Hara. Bender. Pope. I.ipelt. Lind. Schwart:. Helnitz. Webster. Mattconi. Gciszlcr. Shavor. Anderson. Longan. Rcuschcr. Schmidt: Pietike. Ray. Costa- magna. Fujioka. Walter. Me- Millen: Kayl. Fromm. Nuss, Yamashita. Mayer. Mcttler. Augusta. Marlow: Moore. Men- dez. Fairchilds. Lagc. Giorgi. Batch: Knittle. Jacobsen. Hieb. Todd. Nishimoto. Tsusaki. Brackett. Field. Boyd. Goehr- ing. Nichols. Fotii 'four 1 r L Crandall. Wetmore. Schmicrer. Brown. Pinkerton. Mcttlcr. Devine. Giorgi. Randolph. Fairchilds, Thompson. Dobrasin. McQueen. Ruff. Fwijr-icwn BOB PIRTLE Editor Patti Okura. Ada Ackerman. Earlenc Water . Mary Ruff; Bill Brown. Bill Brierly. Leon ard Cooper. Leonard Thomp- son: Margaret Madden. Bob Pirtlc. Nanette Dozier. Milton Hclmlc. Elaine Hawkins. Donald Mc- Donald. Jack Furukawa. Alice MacDonald. Pearl Hawkins. Christina Schmidt. Jeanne Da- vis. Gladys Dickhoff. Rosalie Cooper. Anna Schmidt. Emilia Bclluomini. FLAME STAFF Fo: ly-eight Valrcnc Gnirk. Business Mana- ger: Engene Egbert. Sport Editor: Belly Jean Todd. Typ- ist: Milton Valentine. Assis- tam Editor; Elvcra Perrin. Edi- tor. Elvera Giorgi. Girls Sports Editor; LnVerne |our- ncay. Virginia Schniiedt. Senior Editors; Elsie Oit. Art Editor: Thelma Roth. Snap Editor. ELVERA PERRIN Editor TOKAY STAFF Fortj-nine ELVERA GIORGI Commissioner of Girl ' Athletics DOROTHY FAIRCHILDS President of Girls' Association Dcclu.isn. Ritchie. Garner. Salisbury. Fairchilds. Giorgi. Dow. Witmaycr. Okura. GIRLS' ASSOCIATION RICHARD METTLER President of Boys' Association DALTON DEVINE Commissioner of Boys' Athletics BOYS' ASSOCIATION Meier. M. Meier. Putman. Kirscheninan. Th'sby. Storz. Kolb. B. Me Nell. Lage. Mayer. Minor. Berglund. Howery. Porter. Foster. Martins Stroh. Ruff. Neis. Buell. Gaub. Castelanelli. Van Steenberge. Me Elroy. Fetzer. Port wood; Seeley. Nesbit. |ungcblut. Ritchie. Sealetta Markovich. Schmidt. Joyce. L. Schmidt. M. Ruff. Siegalkoff. M Seeley. Reimke. Buckmiller. Irey: Bcssac. Stagg. Malcy. Wutskc Garlow. DeWeber. Henderson. Porter. Pahl. Gnirk; J. McNeil. Baker Stcinwandt. Beckman (president). Hildrnbrandt. Holloway. Ileon Edgccomb. Croce. Gentncr. FUTURE FARMERS RETA LAMRDA MYRA BECKMAN President DAN BRANSTED President Wetmore. Lea, Hleb. Beckman. Hamilton. Dolan. Batch. Hoffman. Mason. Schwcmmer. Brown. Brcchlc. E. Beckman. Wcntrup. May- er. Miller. Oshima. McKenzie, Miller. Fujinaka, Okuhara. Nishimoto. Kiriu. Hein. Shimozaki. Morimoto. Delzell. Stcenblock. Perrin. Woods. Goehring. Monji. Noma. Rozzonf. Utterback. Takeoka. Welsh. Thorp. Dickman. Odor. Costamagna. F. Woods. Kirchhof. Rfnaudo. Velasquez. Schimke. Hatada. Sims, Morimoto. Smith. Warren. Pope. Maas. Meier. Croswhite. Rozzoni. Angicr. Kawamura. Sagara. Stoops. Perrin. Mason. Barbero. M. Rozzoni. Weinberger. Manio. Spoils. Fawcett. Neuharth. Hurrlc. Giorgi. Strobcl. Nelson. Tanaka. Rosin. Steenberge. Furry. Inoshita. Burlington. Pearson. Kuwabara. Chase. Jenncr. Frey.' Kraal. Goehring. Wright. Baker. Jones. Seeley. Taylor. Preszlcr. McKindlcy. Hleb. Russell. Rieger. Matsuhiro. Morals. Coldani. Augusta. Woods. D. Woods. Shavor. Nelson. Jacobsen. Kukumoto. Lane. Fujiokn. Nishimoto. Fifty-one SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY First Semester Locke. Peterson. Nichols. Northrop. Meeskc. Okur.i. Waters. Menzel. De- Pauli. Hcrceg. Hoffman. Kfriu. Mc- Donald. Giorgi: Todd. Melchcr. Per- rin. Kuramoto. Hanaki, Ynmogata. Monde� . Ml� � Ruby Bnrncby I Ad- viser ). Flock hart, Herceg. Shiotn: Young. Miller. Little. Michelsen. Shi- mada. Goehring. Kurata; Wagers. Kir- scltenman. Hnabcsland. Co . Layne. Wlederrich. Kundert: Dcclusin. Mac- Donald. Horst Rostoraily. Second Semester Shimada. MacDonald. Horst. Kolb. Feld. Sasaki. Kiriu. Barbero. Hira- moto. Hardin: McQueen. DcWebcr. Miss Ruby Barneby (Adviser!. Todd. Giorgi. Prcszler. Field. Kurata. Locke. Okamoto; Snyder. Menzcl. Flockhart. Perrin. Cain. Scalclta. Weigum. Kludt. Young. Miller. Brokofsky. Munsch: Nishiyama. Kuramoto. Hanaki. Kern. Mendes. Haabesland. Gribaudo. Kirsch- enman. Wagers. McClintock. Haabes- land. Munsch. Northrop. ALPHA THETA PI Mr. W. Corrcll Smith (Adviser). Johnson. Stewart. Van Buskirk. Mc- Murtry. Gilbeau: Mr. Ira N. Crosc (Adviser I. Valentine. Egbert. Locke. Shiota. Mr. Amos P. Reese (Adviser). Fifty-two SPANISH CLUB Kiippo.i. W. Fisher. Cross. Pearl. Mi- kalis: Chappell. Lancaster. Rostomily. Locke. Davis. )uso. Mattlcc. Jones, Nakamura. Riviera. Lagomarsino. Tur- ner. Rimmcr: Haskell. Dow. Hansen. Castelanelli. Bagdley. Posey. Wooten. Mirko. Cupples. Orr. Pope. Wolff: Reynolds. Peterson. Dozier, Declusin. Rice. Ohmcrt. Mason. Mender. Niles. Payne. M. Fisher. Sasaki: Kurata. Giorgi. McDonald. Okura. Moore. Kern. Navarro. Cook, Griffin. LATIN CLUB McDonald. Lucas. Thompson, Briefly. Axup. Ilerccg: Sherrod. Rieff. Young. Putman. Lange. Spencer. Wltmaycr. Waters. Laync; Hannkl. Ulrich, Qcr- ada. Wagers. GERMAN CLUB Schmicrcr. I. Wall. Hnsmingcr. Viv- ian Peoples (Adviser), Wauchope. Cox: Burgstahler. Hngel. Thompson. Fairchilds. Veit. Blanke. Heil. Spccht: Wahl. Stcinwandt. Schmicdt. Goehr- ing, Sccman. Wciflum. Locke. Retzcr. Fifty-three HEI) CROSS Wollescn. Wane hope, fourncay, Mc- Clintock. Nichols. Lange. Cross. Lea. Higgle: Zieman. Wilson. Weigum, Doughty. Corlow. Robles. Shrtim. Ack- erman: Hoppe. Pahl. Garner. Croce. Bcrtch. Ruff. Ulrich. Gcringer. Handel. SAFETY COUNCIL Pclghtiil. Wentrup. Holtbcrg. Rosioni, Woods: Cox. Smith. Pinkerton. P. Costamagna. ). Costamagna. McDonald. Wollcsen. Brierly. La gomarsino. McDonald Brown. Bender Thomp son: Perrin. Northrop Todd .Bansmer. Mces kc. Porter. TRAFFIC PATROL Fi[ty[our EXPERT TYPISTS ELUE) llcon. Scheider. Perrin. Moore. Kirch hof. Ouye. Wollescn, Ynnngl. Moser. Reiser. Wochl. Mchlhoff. Grlbnudo. Cox. Morris. Todd. Hyske. McQueen. Foster. Retier. Watt. Hcrccg. Rice. Cupplcs. Buell. Tnloli. Nles. Hira- moto. Schmidt. DeWeber. Grlcser. Hanaki. Fairchilds. Randolph. Jacob- sen. Keel. Filler. DEBATE CIJJB Peek. Egbert. Valen- tine. Baldocchi. Me Clintock. P. Hawkins. Northrop. Gcringer. J. Carasso. Mrs. Chaney. Lorraine Doughty. Ken- neth Holtberg. Verne Dragoo. Ted Schaucr. Ed Morrison. Clifford Forsch, Lenore Wolff. Erma Mchlhaff. Angie Formento. Elsie Litchfield. Grace Gal- lagher. Elsie McGuccn. Leontine Mehl- haff. Erna Nietschkie. Wilma Ward- robe. Mary Formento. Alvina AlharJt. CAFETERIA CLUB Filly-five D. N. 0. CLUB Mitchell. Ho wen. Bricrly. Cross. Loveless. Shinn. Cross. D.ivis. Kern. Whitley. Mcleher. Spurgin. Waters. Sievers. Ma- son. Limbaugh. Kundert. Brown. Rice. Haabesiand. CHEMISTRY CLUB Mr. W. Correll Smith (Ad- viser). Wilson. Vollbrecht. Guilfoylc. Rostoraily. Kappos. Utterhack. Cos. Loveless: L. Wolff. Nichols. Badglcy. Cross. Mitchell. Wollescn. McDonald. Ludwig. Gross. Kolb. Bclluo- mini. Bender. Melcher. Wade. Limbaugh: Moore. Pahl. Beck- man, Leach. Crete. Horst. Gilbcau. Mason. Ouye. Y a- nagi. Furukawa. Van Buskirk. Sasaki. Nakamura. Kappos. Hoegerman. Stewart. Mitchell. Johnson. Crete. Irey. Perrin. Hawkins. Davis. Locke. Has- kell: Macdonald. Hawkins. Nail. Sievers. Flockhart. Doz- ier. Fisher. Egbert. Shiota. McMurtry. Nies. Valentine, Mason. Mendez. Fairchilds. Thompson. Kern. Lewis. Kurata. Filty-six RALLY COMMITTEE JAPANESE CLUB G. K.ifl.iw.i, G. Ishida. Takcuchi. Miss Graham (Adviser). T. Nakamura. Mikawa. Ichfba. Shigehira. Imada. Furukawa. W. Ouyc: G. Sasaki. II. Hayashi. Ilaiada. Yamashita. Hiro molo. W. Kagawa: Kawamura. Nishi- molo. Nakagawa. Sugimoto. Tsutsumi: Onishi. Kosaka. T. Wada. F. Wada. I. Ishida. U. Nishima. M. Fugitanl. S. Tahara. J. Mayashi. Miss Berry (Adviser). J. Furukawa. Noguchi. S. Hayashi, Sa- kakuchi. S. Yamashita. Tsusaki. Hori moto. Ilagao: Matsuhiro. Yanagi.. Hira- moto. Ishida. Otani. K. Murosaki. Nishima; G. Funamura. Hanaki. Oga. I . Funamura. B. Ouye; N. Iwamura, II. Murosaki. E. Ouye. I. Ouyc. S. Tahara. T. Iwamiya. Nltta. Okuhara. Nishimoto. Kurata. Masui. Tamura. Fi[ty scvcn Kammcrcr. Loveless. Vierra. Shinn. Ayers: Waters. Kundert. Taylor. Howen. Hurst. Schafer. Bergant:. Baum. Thompson. Roach. Chr'sty. Goehring: Landback. Spurgin. Pope. Ninnis. Lim- baugh. Stark. Hurst. Mason. Cross. Caple. Stcnnick. Briefly. Damon. Declusin. Hemley. Kern. McKinley. Nuss. Lange. Kundert. Robinson. Farnell. Hoegerman. Mason. Griescr. Moore. Moore. Davis. Wright. Dickman. Stark. Moser. Centner. Koenig. Morrison. Grigsby. Schwarre. Gochring. Welty. Burgstahler. Rice. Webb. Brown. McDonald. Cross Wager- man. Stcvers. Schmidt. LDDI BAND Mr. Sydney Halsey Fifty-eight Mr. Sidney Hulsey. Schnell. Whitley. Haabcsland. Mclchcr. Burg- stabler. Damon. Kunderl. Wade. Limbaugh. Bergant:. ORCHESTRA Hoffman. Schnell. Shinn. Cross. Okura. Matstihiro; Baum. Hoegerman. Shaw. Miller. Kundert: H. Hanbesland. Veit: Stirm. Wadman. I.imbaugh: Whitley. R. Haabesland. Schwartz. Goehring. Damon. Wade. Landback. Farnell. fringe. Bergant:. Roach: Buck- miller. Burghsiahler. Mclchcr. Jensen. Todd; Schnell. Declusln; Humweiler. Ut:. Mattice: Axup. Mayer. Fifty-nine MISS RACHEL WELLER A CAPPELLA CHOIR HTHE Lodi High School Vocal Department, under the direction of Miss Rachel Weller, had a very successful year. The four divisions of the department, the Elementary and Ad- vanced Girls’ Choruses, the Boys’ Chorus and the A Cappella Choir, were organized and of- ficers were elected. Through the efforts of the Advanced Girls' Chorus the entire depart- ment achieved membership in the Metropolitan Opera Guild. The Music Department presen- ted an “Evening of Song” for Masonic Week and attended the Music Conference in Stock- ton. For Mother’s Day, the Girls’ Chorus gave their annual tea and program. The A Capella Choir presented the Armistice Day Program and also sang for the Junior Play. “When Stars Shine. and for the Methodist, Congregational and Baptist Churches, the Rotary Club, the Rainbow Girls, the Student Body assembly and the Baccalaureate. Peightal. Jenner. Barbero. Goehring. Heon. .Bender. Buckraastcr. Keller. Heon Mitchell. Memory; Schmicrcr. Mettlcr. Evans. Pokert. D. Schmidt. Osterman. Zimmerman. Schmicrer. Bischcl.. Miller. Young. Miller: Miss Rachel Weller (Director). Woolery. Hildcnbrandt. Cook. Trick. Kirchhof. Tret he way. Buckmiller. Wncker. Mc- Clintock. Hineman. Sicgalkoff. Bertsch. E. Schmidt; Shank. M. Schmidt, Timmons, Madden. Sims. Bunch. Gochring. Roth. Benedict. Flockhart. DcWebcr, Wcigum, Spurgin, Journeay. Sixty “WHEN STARS SHINE Pinkerton Schmidt Crosby I Icon Sixty-one A CHRISTMAS PAGEANT “How the Great Guest Came” Based on Edwin Markham's Poem — Direction of Evelyn Barnett THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1939 The Prologue Lodi Union High School Advanced Orchestra under direction of Sidney Halsey Beneath the Holly........................ Arranged by Seredy Tocablem Selection of Christmas Songs Evening Prayer and Dream Pantomine .................. E. Humperdinek From the Opera. Hansel and Gretel” Voice Choir under direction of Miss Evelyn Barnett A Christmas Carol ................................... Choir Ensemble Winter Night ............................ Senior Drama Representatives The Christmas Tree ...................... Junior Drama Representatives Twas the Night Before Christmas ..................... Choir Ensemble Marcella Dobrasin. Ada Ackerman. Betty Randolph. Edrie Schmidt. Flora Jane Randolph. Germaine Heon. Vicki Moser, and Marianne Seeley. Soloist under the direction of Miss Rachel Weller The Virgin's Slumber Song ................................ Max Reger Elva Pokert accompanied by Selma Dow The Pageant The Coming of His Feet ....................... Persis Ritchie Accompanied by Marjorie Whitley, violinist The Reader ...................................................... Bob Pirtle Conrad, a Cobbler ..................................... James Sievers Neighbors ............. Maxine Salisbury. Peter Flint. Alfred Taioli A Beggar......................................................... Max Hittle Old Woman ........................................... Barbara Watson A Child .............................................. Jimmie Boyd Soloist .............................................. Peyton Davis The Scene: Conrad the Cobbler s home and shop at Ingleburg Sixty-tu'O The Music O Come All Ye Faithful .................. J. Reading Processional Ave Maria ............................. Arcadelt A Cappella Choir Deck the Hall .................. Old Welsh Air Boys’ Chorus People Look East ................ Besancon Carol A Cappella Choir Wassail Song ............... English Traditional Mixed Chorus A Ballad of Trees and the Master ...... Thompson A Cappella Choir Gloria in Excelsis ............ Old French Carol At Thy Feet ......................... J. S. Bach A Cappella Choir Crusader's Hymn ................. Old German Air Cradle Song ....................... Anne Megarey Girl’s Chorus Lift Up Your Heart ........ Adapted to Musculus Soloist. Peyton Davis Silent Night ..................... Gruber-Lorenz Combined Choirs Schmidt Hcon Moxer Randolph Ritchie Dobra� in Ackerman B. Randolph Seeley Sixty-three Dennis Riggle. Roberta Baldoechi. Bob Pearl. Bob Plrtlc, Mary DeWeber. B. Williams. Marion Bunch. THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST Sixty-four MacDonald. Buc I: matter. Fillip). Ritchie, Randolph. Halsey. Madden. Pfrtlc, Schmidt. Sieverx. Mannassero. Williams. Dohrasin. Taioli. EDRIE SCHMIDT DOB PIRTLE HEADLINERS Sixty-[ivc SENIOR I’LAY Pcrsis Ritchie Jim Sic vers Flora Jane Randolph “YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU Grandpa Vanderhof ................................ James Sievcrs Alice ............................................. Marcella Dobrasin Tony Kirby ...................................... Freddie Taioli Penelope Sycamore ................................. Pcrsis Ritchie Essie ........................................ Flora Jane Randolph Ed .................................................. Eugene Egbert Rheba .............................................. Vicki Moser Donald ........................................... Leonard Keel Paul Sycamore .......................................... Bob Pirtle Mr. De Pinna ....................................... Henry Jacobsen Kolenkhov .......................................... Don Crete Gay Wellington ................................................... Ada Ackerman Henderson ........................................... Milton Valentine Mr. Kirby ............................................. Bill Williams Mrs. Kirby ........................................ Margaret Madden Olga ................................................. Betty Robinson G-Men .......... Jim Haskell. Joe Patton. Jim Stewart. Leroy Cross Sixty-six FOOTBALL BARNEY HAGEN Coach GEORGE BRUM JOHN BRUSA DONALD CRETE LEON CROCE LAUREN DECLUSIN VERNON FAWCETT WALTER HANSEN STANLEY HUNTER GEORGE KiSHIDA WILLARD KLEMIN JOHN LIEB MARTIN LOCKE RAY ODOR JIM ROUSE WALTER SAYLOR HERBERT SCHMOLLINGER RUSSELL SCOTT JACK SEIFERLING IREL WARREN WILLIS WELCH GEORGE WERNER Manager Sixty-nine Gr.i si. Hoffman. OlniMcad. Gullfoylc. l7rcy. I'roih. M.tchell. Steel. Clasen. Schmierer: Brusa. Odor. Kishida. Croce. Hunter. Spoils. Seiferling. Crete: W. Klcmin. Rouse. Welch. Locke. Scott. Schmollinger. Hansen. Saylor. Hn cn (coach). Fawcett. Brum. Declusin. L eb. Warren. Seiferling (coach). Trumbly (coach). A” NON LEAGUE SCORES Lodi 6. Vallejo 12 Lodi 13. Richmond 12 Lodi 6. St. Mary’s 19 GRANT — LODI Lodi High’s fighting Flames opened their Sac-Joaquin Conference football season with a 10-6 win over Grant Union High. The undermanned Flame squad came back in the final periods after trailing 6-0 at the half. Sparked by Seiferling and Rouse, the Flames scored in the third period after a fifty-seven yard sustained drive. Warren kicked the extra point, and added a field goal late in the fourth quarter from a difficult angle on the twenty- three yard line. The game ended with Lodi staving off a last minute passing attack by the Hillmen. Lodi 10. Grant 6. TURLOCK — LODI Scoring early in the first quarter and then valiantly fighting off a favored Turlock eleven. Lodi High's un- derdog team singed the tail of the Bulldogs by admini- stering a seven to six defeat. Turlock drives were a consistent threat, and three times scores were averted when the Lodi line held within their own ten-yard stripe. The Flame score was on a Seiferling-to-Lieb pass, with Warren adding the deciding extra point. The remainder of the game was defensive ball with Turlock scoring only in the last few seconds of the third stanza. Lodi 7. Turlock 6. LODI — McCLATCH Y The first touchdown for McCIatchy, which proved to be the beginning of the end for the Lodi eleven, was made by Wristen on an eighty-five yard runback of an intercepted pass. It was Wristen again in the third quar- ter who was the spearhead of the attack which finally wound up in another tally for the McCIatchy Lions. Late in the first half, the Flames, led by Jack Seiferling. plunged and passed their way to the only Lodi score of the game. Rouse and Brusa shared the backficld honors for Lodi, while George Kishida stood out in the line. For McCIatchy. the whole story was Wristen. who ex- celled in every department of play. McCIatchy 12. Lodi 6. LODI — MODESTO The Lodi Flames held the Modesto Panthers to a scoreless, bitterly-fought first period, only to lose 18-0. The Flames came within striking distance of the Mo- desto goal only twice during the game, and both threats failed to materialize. Modesto scored as a result of a pass interception and two blocked kicks. The Panthers exhibited a powerful aggresive team which packed too much weight and speed for the Lodi team. Lodi 0, Modesto 18. SACRAMENTO — LODI Once again the light, fast Flame line proved its mettle by holding the favored Sacramento varsity to a mere six points. Fighting all the way. the Flames nearly scored when a forty-yard pass. Seiferling to Declusin. clicked after drawing off the Dragon defense by faking a kick. Sacramento scored on a fourteen-yard reverse. Even in losing, the Flames scored a terrific upset, for Sacramento’s veteran squad was favored to capture the league title. Lodi 0. Sacramento 6. STOCKTON — LODI The closing game of the 1939 season found the Flames smashing their big rivals, the Stockton Tarzans. 15-7. at Baxter Stadium. A Stockton fumble set up the first Lodi score and. after moving 34 yards, the Flames sent Scott over for the first touchdown. A few moments later Licb and Hunter broke through to block a Tarzan kick, but Minetto. Stockton quarter, recovered in the end zone for a safety. The alert Lodians scored again when Locke blocked another kick which bounced into the arms of Brum, who then raced forty yards for the final Lodi tally. Stockton scored only in the closing minutes of the game with a short pass. The game was characterized by the brilliant play of the entire Lodi line, with the backfield doing its share to bring home the victory. Lodi 15. Stockton 7. Scanty “B NON LEAGUE SCORES Lodi 7. Vallejo 13 Ccncirulo. Siebcl. Pietzke. Trick. Mey- er. Kr.imrr. Nccr. Mueller. Reiser. M. Fukumoto; Y.im.ixhil.i. Flint . Frown. Amburn. Coffman. Trlcbw.isscr. Furry. Sthmlcrtr. Seeley. Jones: Men- der. Stoops. Kur.tt.i, Henncke. Melby. Priest. Ortcz. Fena. Fischer. Valenti: Memory. K. Fukamoto. Egbert. Kaga- wa. Wilson. Fitzsimmons. Dozier. Thomas. Nies. LODI TURLOCK LODI — SACRAMENTO Setting an inspiring example for the Flames, the Lodi High classy B team trounced the Turlock Bullpups. 13-0. The Flamelet defense was exceptional with Turlock never advancing farther into Lodi territory than the 25-yard line. Both scores came in the first half. Melby shaking loose with a forty-yard scoring jaunt in the first quar- ter. to be followed five minutes later by John Thomas’ seventeen-yard drive over guard. This victory marked the opening of the Flamelet’s title-defending campaign in the Sac-Joaquin League. Lodi 13. Turlock 0. Don Bell’s underdog Lodi class B football team star- ted slowly—to pile up a mere 26-0 win over the Dragons. It all started when Melby broke away behind beautiful interference and raced 94 yards for the initial score. Then shortly before the half ended. Memory drove over from the ten. Throughout the game the Flames had the upper hand, and were never once in serious trouble. They seemed able to gain almost at will through the highly touted Sacramento line and Kagawa consistently completed his passes. The Flamelct's final tally came when Brown caught a pass in the end zone. Lodi 26. Sacramento 0. McCLATCHY — LODI Preventing a complete route at Sacramento J. C. Stad- ium, the Lodi B’s crashed through with a 25-0 upset win over the McClatchy Lion cubs. It seemed almost a score-when-you-please game with Melby. Thomas and Egbert crossing the goal line for the Lodi tallies. The Flamclcts looked exceptionally good against opposition that was figured to give them a beating. Lodi 25, McClatchy 0. LODI — MODESTO Once again the Lodi B team ran rampant, this time over the Modesto lightweights, to the tune of 27-0. Get- ting off to an early lead, the outcome of the contest was never in doubt. The Flamclets added two more touchdowns in the second stanza, and topped it off with another tally in the third period. Kagawa's long passes accounted for the bulk of Lodi's scoring going to Wilson and Melby. Defensively. Fukumoto and Wilson stood out with the entire Lodi line constantly outcharging the visitors. Lodi 27, Modesto 0. LODI — STOCKTON Climaxing the local Armistice Day celebration. Lodi’s B football team won what later turned out to be the Big Four and Sac-Joaquin Conference championship for the second year by a 14-13 score. Their goal line was crossed for the first time in league play. The Flamelets fought off an early Stockton lead to come back in the final period. Flashing a tricky attack, the Tarzans scored twice in the second and third periods. Then, in the second stanza, the Flamelets cut loose with a dazz- ling passing attack which caught the Stockton team napping. Twice Lodi completed long heaves, once Ka- gawa to Wilson for Lodi's first score, and then from Melby to Thomas on the nineteen. After a plunge by Egbert, Kagawa went over for the score and Egbert added the extra point. This marked the second time in two years that the Lodi B team has carried off the league title. Lodi 14. Stockton 13. Sevenly-one BASKET BALL A” I’.Kion. Klemln. Seiferling. Lag- omarsino. Crosby. Guilfoylc. Hoffman, Mason. Llcb. Pfei- fer. Fuhrman. “B” Ccncirulo. Fena. DeBenedetti. Randolph. Jones. D:ckman. Plines. Mender. Haya.shi. Tuc- ker: Baumback. Beckman, Sten- nick. Handel. Or(c:. Melhy. Fowler. Giraudo. Holt. Olmstead. John- son. Bredy. Irey. Amburn. Kiriu. Keel. CITY LEAGUE Scvcnty-tu'o BASKETBALL SCOBES 1939-40 SEASON •'A” Grant LODI v 30 Opponent� 21 Galt 45 17 San Juan 42 21 Stanford Frosh 24 45 ‘ Auburn 23 31 Lincoln 48 9 St. Marys 21 41 Sonora 20 12 Woodland 35 20 Stockton J. C. 26 29 Sacramento J. C. 19 22 McClatchy 31 30 Sacramento 22 25 Schneider 39 27 Stockton 17 35 Woodland 23 25 St. Marys 34 32 McClatchy 27 24 Sacramento 29 19 Stockton 28 23 “B” LODI Opponents Grant 20 29 Galt 34 14 San Juan 31 17 Auburn 19 27 Lincoln 27 16 St. Marys 28 24 Sonora 30 7 Woodland 22 23 Stockton J. C. 22 35 Sacramento J. C. 18 39 McClatchy 36 20 Sacramento 17 27 Stockton 25 19 Woodland 38 32 St. Marys 31 15 McClatchy 40 29 Sacramento 28 24 Stockton 40 37 Sacramento League Gnmcs 23 25 OUTSTANDING TIMES TRACK Keller—51.7(440): 22'2 (broad jump) Schmierer—1:58.6 (880) Schopp—52’ 11%” (12-lb. shot) Medley Relay—World’s interscholastic record. 15:53.2 (for 440, 880. 1320. mile) Santa Rosa Relays champions Davis Relays champions Second in Northern Section Second in West Coast relays , SWIMMING Class A” 100-yard Free Style—Bushman, :58 100-yard Breaststroke—Hook. 1:11.2 100-yard Backstroke—Kalune. 1:09 150-yard Medley Relay—Kalune. Roz zoni. Hook, 1:30.9 “A” and ”B” both won C. I. F. Section- als held at Grant on May 24. 1940. COACHES VERNE HOFFMAN Basketball BOB TRUMBLY Basketball ■ Tennis DON BELL EDDIE SEIFERLING Track ■ Football Swimming Scrcnly-thrce I.. Srhmiercr. Robinson. Seifcrling. E. Sckmierer. ). Keller. Mclby. Knga- wa. D. Keller. Notestine (mgr): Kust. Condon. Wilson. Schopp. Meitler. Sloops. B” and C” Ccncirulo. Day. Woods. Hu- weller. Woods. Mahin. Ho- gan. !.inlay. Sweet. Tison. Am- burn. Tucker. Kramer. Fow|cr. Coldani. Vierra. Kawamura. Kumc. Koenig. Anderson. Bansmer. STARS Schopp. Schmierer. ). Keller. Wilson. D. Keller. Kagawa. Sei-cnly-fonr SWIMMING Neer. Locke. Montgomery. Shelton. Dozier. Welsh. Knl- unc. Thomas. Nnguchi. Sutter. Hook. Rozzoni Kagawa Mc- Donald. Hunter. Chappell. Stark. Saxake. Coffman. Schwartz. Bredy. Ohata. Heis- ler. Fairchilds. Moore. Muller. Lindslcy. Salisbury. Merry. Bechthold. BOYS’ AWARDS FOOTBALL Varsity Letters Willard Klcmin John Licb Walter Saylcr Leon Croce Lauren Declusin Jack Seiferling Russel Scott Herb Schmollinger Martin Locke Stanley Hunter Don Crete George Kishida Sweater Bill Brum Sweater John Brusa Sweater Ray Odor Jim Rouse Vernon Fawcett Willis Welsh Irel Warren Walter Hansen George Werner Manager Junior Varsity Letters Louis Clasen Ken Spotts Fred Steele Ernie Schmiercr Jack Berglund Eugene Hoffman Reuben Frey John Guilfoylc Cliff Forsch Ralph Mitchell Dick Olmstead Martin Grassi John Keller Wesley Tucker Manager Herbert Buck Manager Class B Sweaters Kazushi Fukumoto Blanket Everett Wilson Blanket John Thomas Robert Nies Joe Mendez Willis Hcnneckc Joe Kurata George Kagawa Eugene Egbert Kenneth Memory Jack Melby Jim Fitzsimmons James Ward Kenneth Stoops Wade Dozier Philip Cencirulo Manager BASKETBALL Varsity Letters Jack Seiferling Harry Fuhrman John Guilfoylc Robert Laqomarsino Levering Pfeifer Robert Hoffman Don Crosby Elmer Mason Willard Klemin John Lieb Wesley Tucker Manager Philip Cencirulo Manager Class D Letters Philip Ortez Arthur Handel Jack Melby Kenneth Beckman Jim Hayashi David Stcnnick Thomas Fowler Melvin Baumback Lando Randolph TENNIS Varsity Letters Clyde Johnson Joe Giraudo Dick Crete Charles Ferdun John Guilfoylc GOLF Varsity Letters George Declusin Jim Rouse Ralph Mills David Stennick TRACK Class A Letters John Keller Trophy Dan Keller James Ward Bill Taddel Emory Robinson Everett Wilson Ernest Schmierer Life Pass and Trophy Lawrence Schmierer Russell Scott Frank Pope Ralph Mitchell Jack Seiferling Ervin Schopp Blanket Richard Mettlcr George Kagawa Alfred Condon Class B Letters Lloyd Nies David Day Robert Linley Robert Dietderich Tom Chapman Marvin Sweet Tom Fowler Leo Lewis Bob Mahin Harley Amburn Cletus Huweiller Howard Leicht Class C Letters Larry Anundson Ray Coldani Kuni Kawamura Bill Vierra Katsu Kume George Koenig Class B Letters Joe Valenti Jim Seely Toby Fena Melvin Fukumoto Sakae Yamashita Vernon Tricbwasscr Jack Plines Corkey Ortez Don Brown Jerry Thomas Manager Eugene Werner Manager Jim Priest Bill Cencirulo SWIMMING CLASS A Trophy and Blanket Doyle Bushman Blanket and Sweater George Hook Blankets William Kagawa Marlow Stark Bill Reynolds Manager Sweaters Jack Chappell Stanley Hunter Fred Kalune Lester Montgomery Wilson Roach Mauro Rozzoni William Shelton A1 Castro Ray Bredy John Thomas Letter Hageo Sasaki CLASS B Blanket and Sweater Frank Heislcr Charles McDonald Eugene Schwartz Blanket Robert Hcon Sweaters Wade Dozier Orest Merry Richard Neuharth Kiyoto Ohata Don Salisbury Joe Wilson Bob Clancy Jerry Thomas Manager Seventy-eight Mis� Signa Holm Mrs. Stella Higginbotham Mis Anne Devine Miss Bess Matthew GIRLS’ SPORTS THE girls in the sixth period sports class, under the capable supervision of Mrs. Stella Higginbotham, Miss Anne Devine and Miss Bess Matthew, have had a year characterized by much activity. The sports program for the first quarter was a bit different this year from previous ones. The class was divided into three groups: The first group was composed of girls learning to swim under the direction of Mrs. Stella Higgin- botham: the second squad played hockey under the instruction of Miss Anne Devine: and Miss Bess Matthew efficiently supervised the third group which was made up of tumblers. The regular program of sports, consisting of volleyball, baseball, and bas- ketball was effectively carried out during the remainder of the year. In basketball the seniors were victorious, while the juniors won the cham- pionship in hockey. A course in life-saving was also given by Mrs. Stella Higginbotham. The girls of Stockton High School were the hostesses at a volleyball play day on April b. to which the girls of Lodi Union High School were invited. Guests from other schools also attended, and all the girls participated in games merely for recreation and not for competition, making it a day all enjoyed. Four Lodi representatives—Miss Anne Devine, Miss Bess Matthew, Dor- othy Fairchilds, and Elvera Giorgi attendee! the annual High School Play Day at the University of California in Berkeley. This was an excellent exhibition of all sports by girls of the University on their campus. All in all, the girls in the sports class and the Athletic Department, have had a very successful year. Seventy-nine JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Blanke. Zciman. Jack. Todd. Yankee. B. Preszlcr. Sicgalkoff. Sccman. Hirnmoto. Yn- nagi. Pope. Okura. Oga. E. Prcszlcr. Veit. SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM Wahl. Ritchie. Hanson. Thompson. Buckmil- !er. Meier. Haabeslnnd. Ackerman. Alberti. Rivera. McQueen. Ouye. Van Stecnbcrgc. Fairchilds. Giorgi. Horst. Gaub. Ruff. LIFE SAVING TEAM Ouye. Meyers. Anshutz. Giorgi. Ferric. Han- son. Pope. Declusin. Ouye. Thompson. Wag- ers. Locke. Mccske. Eighty TUMBLING TEAM Viola Horst. Betty Ouye. El- sie McQueen. Melvn King. Lois Mecske. Dorothy Thomp- son. Irene Meier. Mary Jane Mueller. Persis Ritchie. Doro- thy Fairchilds. Viola Reiman. Irene Ouye. Betty Matey. Iris Wilson. Gerry Wagers. Ellen Young. Opal Scheideman. Betty Hoppe. Rosalie Haabcsland. Linda Buckmillcr. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Ritchie. Rivera, Meier. Hansen. Fairchilds. Wall. Ruff. Glorgi. Van Steenberge. Horst. Gaub. VOLLEY BALL TEAM Gloria Sicgalkoff. Helen Murosakl. Masai Fukumoto. Virginia Coil. Effic Morris. Vio- let Wageman. Velma Hieb. Wilma Mot:. Dorothy Garner. Linda Vosslcr. Eighty-one TENNIS Macdonald. Peterson. Dozier. Dow. Lange. Watson. Lucas. Baldocchi. Hansen. Gaunt. Hawkins: Beiscl. See- ley. Dohrasin. Madden. Cooper. Zim- merman. Heon. Nies. Looser. Carosso. Koenig. Davis. ARCHERY Lind. Manassero. Schmiedt. Seibold. Nies. Nichols. Hyatt. Pearson. Caros- so. Geringer. Baldochi. Belluomini. Gnirk. Aurand. Hcad.Fukumoto. Frey. Kolb. Keigcr. Dickhoff. Payne. Ruhl. Otani. Stoyanoff. Turner. Hawkins. Davis. Badgley. Thompson. Eighty-tivo GIRLS’ AWARDS L— Frances Bordoni Betty Declusin Martha Locke Betty Ouye Gerry Wagers Norma Dietz Yukiye Hiramoto Mildred Jensen Elsie McQueen Lois Meeske Pattie Okura Yasuye Ouye Vivian Pope June Rice Mary Ruff Gloria Siegalkoff Betty Jean Todd Dorothy Yanagi Luella Yankee L—1 STAR Laura Blanke Lynda Buchmiller Dorothy Fairchilds Elvera Giorgi Viola Horst Patsy Hanson Ella Jack Marjorie Meier Mary Jane Muller Ethel Preszler Persis Ritchie Agnes Van Steenberge L—2 STARS Ada Ackerman L—3 STARS Dorothy Thompson '40— Marie Wall Ruth Rivera '41 — Dorothy Garner '42— Helen Buchmiller Helen Cox Yuriko Hiromoto Verona Hoeppner Laura Jardin Melva King Irene Meier Rose Morais Bessie Ouye Olga Ruff Ethel Schneider Melinda Vossler Virginia Bessac Freshmen Numeral Awards Rebekah Bubica Zona Coe Virginia Coil Evelyn Ehrlich Verna Eisenbeis Betty Handel Nellie Hatada Lorraine Hieb Velma Hieb Betty Hoppe Marie Kuramoto Anna Lima Erna Lind Betty Maley Katherine Maris Ada Lois Meyers Alice Nakamura Maxine Parker Norma Pope Geraldine Ramer Katherine Reuscher Esther Sperling Dorothy Wiegum Iris Wilson Tillie Zumkehr Goehring Rctzer Matsuhiro Haskell Pirtle Wiw '•' « SHUf COME ON CHIL’EN, LET’S DANCE C H R I S T M A S DANCE Donald Leach Bill Williams Dickie Crete Persis Ritchie WE CHEER Gracie Zimmerman Germaine Heon Ninety FDR LODI Eileen Kolb Lois Lage Mary Alice Story Wanda Anshutz Ralph Burlington Nintljf-onf BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT OUR PARENTS GO TO SCHOOL IN SCHOOL AND OUT ir� M U«i’ FASHION SHOW Dolores Heidelback Dorothy Mason. Charlotte Peirano Dorothy Garner Beatrice Saunders. Betty Rciswig Roberta Bnldocchi. Lucille Croce Barbara Zauner. Gloria Sicgalkoff ft� , i'-Vf V HERE and there