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

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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

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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

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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