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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

THE Lodi Union High School LODI, CALIFORNIA Foreword— Wc have chosen Smiles” as the theme for the 1943 Tokay, suggesting happiness and joy in con- trast to the disharmony and sadness in the world today. Let not the unpleasant sights and memories cloud our lives completely. The torch on the cover suggests hope for a happier future, a future with more smiles. THE FOUNTAIN Dedication To the Alumni and Teachers of Lodi Union High School who, in the service of their country, are fighting for peace, we dedicate this 1943 Tokay. In Memoriam “Bring the rathe primrose that forsaken dies, The tufted crow-toe, and pale jessamine, The white pink, and the pansy freaked with jet, The glowing violet, The musk-rose, and the well-attired woodbine, With cowslips wan that hang the pensive head, And every flower that sad embroidery wears; Bid amaranthus all his beauty shed, And daffodillies fill their cups with tears, To strew the laureate hearse where Lycid lies.” Milton, “Lycidas.” Killed in Action, World War II. Lemoinc Yager, 1938 Irel Warren, 1940 Mr. Leroy Nichols Superintendent of Schools PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Class of 1943, your situation is so different from that of all other classes which have preceded you for a decade, that it is impossible to write this message without refer- ing to that fact. You are entering a world engaged in a historic total war which means that for the first time in recent history, each person has a place where he is needed. It is a strange fact that during a peaceful era, when smiles and laughter should have abounded, many graduates looked out on a world which wants you and needs you. Even though the need is grim and terrible, it is a rich human experience to be wanted and to be needed. And if you arc smiling with the prospects before you, it is because you are deriving inner satisfaction from this fact. When the war is over and the transitional period is past, you will be young adults. My hope is that you will help in the development of a world which will provide for each individual the satisfying experience of being needed. FACULTY Mr. Harbison Parker. Miss Nancy Henry. Mrs. Claire Athearn, Miss Eva Dalandcr. Mr. Evan Borst. Miss Gladys Pilkington. Mrs. Jessie Cavanaugh. Mr. Richard Hughes. Mr. P. H. D. Winsor. Mr. Verne Hoffman. Mrs. Georgia Hatch. Mr. Herman Dlckman: Mr. Carl Barben. Mrs. Helen Hartvig, Mrs. Carrie Erich. Mr. Thomas Cormack. Mr. Carl Hasse. Mr. Earl Crandall. Miss Ruby Barnebey. Mr. Thomas Chapman. Mrs. Leota Hatfield, Miss Ida Rinn. Miss Vivian Peoples. Miss Elizabeth McDolc. Mr. Amos Reese. FACULTY Mr. J. E. Conklin. Mr. Harold Christensen. Mr. Clair Tatton. Mr. Robert Trumbly. Miss Claire Scott. Miss Doris Bishofborger. Mr. W. Corell Smith. Miss Signa Marie Holm. Mrs. Mabel Crittenden. Mr. Daniel Boone. Maurice Wood. Mr. Roy Hanlon. Miss Phoebe Watt. Beulah Burrell. Miss Margaret Berry; Mr. Floyd Foppiano. Miss Alice Morris. Mrs. Eleanor Bertsch. Mr. John Giannoni. Mr. Sidney Halsey. Mr. Martin Sward. Mrs. Stella Higginbotham. Miss Dorothy Kreilels. Miss Rachel Weller. Mr. Dale Carnegie. FOR DEFENSE AVIATION CLASS RADIO CLASS Waterwortli. Lind, Chapman, Mr. Daniel Boone. Clancy. Mr. P. H. D. Windsor, Siewert; Boyd. Chapman. Fairchilds. Dozier. Waterworth. Brown, Vierra. Pfeiflc; Grubc, Marchand, Higgle. Moore. ELECTRICITY CLASS Horst. Mr. Corcll Smith. Christy. Todd. Sheridan. Strobcl, Mcttlcr; Field, Pficlc, Stroh, Dause. IRENE 8ENDER WINSTON BOONE VIRGINIA 8ESSAC AMES BOYD WANDA ANSHUTZ DAVID BARNES EDNA BICE GORDON BRACKETT LARRY ANUNDSON WILLIS BICE ROBERT BATCH ELIZABETH BRANDT JACK AUGUSTA MILLARD BECKMAN MARJORIE BISHOP FLORENCE 8RAUMBERGER FRANCIS BISHOFBERGER FRIEDA BENDER MARY BRODEHL MERLE 8.LUE MARCELLA BROKOFSKY ALFRED CONDON ELMER BROWN FORREST CHRISTY MARGERET CAIN BOB CLANCY DALLAS DAUSE WADE DOZIER BILL CARLE LOUIS CLASEN PEYTON DAVIS SALLY DUCKETT EODIE DE8ENEDETTI VERNA EISENBEIS VIRGINIA COIL RICHARD DIETZ RUDOLPH CASTAGNA ZONA COE AMY CHAN BETTY ENGEL CHARLES FAIRCHILDS ANNABELLE FOOTE CONSUELO GACER BETTY JO FORD EDITH FILIPPI SUSAN GARFOLO MERLE FISCHER LA VERNETOUQUETT ROBERT GIORGI WAYNE FIELD JIM FLOCKHART NADINE FREY BETTY GRATER STEPHEN FURRY VERNON GROSS LEROY HIES ROLAND HUNGER JOYCE GUNDERT RUBY KAMMERER BILL HURRLE LLOYD HITTLE WILBUR HAFFNER BILL HOLCK EVELYN JACK DARON KATZAKIAN BETTY HANDEL ARTHUR HOPPER VIOLA HANDEL BARRY HARTVIG LEONARO HORST JURINE JUNGE8LUT CAROLINA HERRBOLDT GLENDOLA HUNGER ALVIN KOLB ANNA LIMA BETTY MALEY WILBUR MEIER FRANCIS MARCHAND BERTHA MELCHER DONALD LIND EILEEN KOLB HOWARD METTLER Audrey m kenzie MARJORIE MAYER MARJORIE KNOLL ICHARD MARLO' MARJORIE MASON JEAN MILLER DONALD MORTON NORMA NEVINS WESLEY PETERS GERALD POPE WESLEY PORTER I ESTHER MUNSCM MARVIN NUSS LOUIS ROZZONI MILTON SCHROEOER MARILYN RITCHIE WML I BUD SANDERS LILLIAN SCHWARTZ ' - . LOUISE RIVIERA GLORIA SCALETTA KATHERINE REUSCHER VERLIN SCHWEMMER WALTER SCHEUFLER MARY REUSCHER FRANCIS R08INS0N GERTRUDE SEELEY LANDO RANDOLPH EVA RING BARBARA RODGERS DORIS SCHMIERER MARY SEIBEL ALBERT SCHNEIDER BILL SHERIDAN CALVIN SHERIDAN ESTHER SPERLING EVERETT SHINN MARY ALICE STORY DELBERT THURMAN EDDIE SIEWERT PAUL STRAZI BRUCE TODD FLORENCE TSCHETTER WILLIE WARKENTIN MARIE UTZ LESLIE TODD CLARENCE STROBEL ALICE SILVEIRA JOE VIERRA DONNA LEE SIMS ELAINE STROH VASILLIA TRAMONTANA DON SNYDER BUD SWEET VERNON TRIE6WASSER ALAN THOMAS PATRICIA SOUCIE BILLIE WATERWORTH IRIS WILSON STELLA LUCAS SHIRLEY WEAHUNT 808 WELTY DERWIN WOODS ARLINE WEIGUM VIRGINIA WIEDERRICH ERWIN WOODS ROBERT GANTNER ALICE HILLIKER GEORGE KNITTEL ROBERT MENDEZ MERLE MILLER PETER PETERS JAMES PRIEST EMERALD SAYLER ALFRED SHANK 8ERNICE WILLIAMS IRVIN YOUNG KENNETH STOOPS PAUL VAN STEENBERGE VIOLET WAGEMANN SYLVIA YOUNG SENIOR OFFICERS talph Lea, President Audrey McKenzie, Vice President Millard Beckman, Council Representative Grace Gross, Treasurer Margaret Cain, Secretary ADVISERS Mrs. Helen Hartvig Mr. Harbison Parker Miss Alice Morris Mr. Richard Hughes ✓ CABINET MAKING CLASS SCHOOL STORE Nictschkc, Porter. Brown. Mr. Thomas Cormack. Kayle, Knittcl; Hicb. Devonshire. Schcuflcr, Mayer. Gcrinficr. Condon. Watson. SECRETARIES Mrs. Frances Glass. Mrs. Mary Lind. Erna Nictschke. Mrs. Ruth Adams. Esther Kirchof. IPiW Oliver, Wauchope, Ballinger, Austin. Zimbleman, Gorsuch. Weidner, Wooten, Rinn, Hieb; Cook, Crosthwaite, Stroh, Kranzlcr. Stroll, Felton. Leighton, Towne, Dickman; Brcdy, Shultz, Jocns, Perrin. Randles. Ludwig, Ulmer, CLASS OF Vermta Moser. Secretary Bowen, Bonotto, Tyson. Holloway. Wegenmann, Thompson. Miller, Ilidcr, Mayer, Jacobsen. Perman, Kettlcman; Vix, Harrison. Kramer. Sherman. Nagel. Looser. Brown. Hoffcrber. Marit Parker, President Bruce Burlington, Vice President Gladys Young, Treasurer Bill Clancy, Council Representative Sperling, Greenwood. Holt. Patzer. Heinlc. Wahl. Mahurin. Archer. Jnngleblut. Starr, Pontius, Myers, Blewctt. Hook. Lehman. Jardine. Gundert. Chappell; Eisenbies. Peters. Warkentin, Crist. Lane, Fcrroro. Ayers. Pokcrt. Scheidcman. Rieger, Steenblock, Wentz, Maley. Coe; Maitia, Bechthold, McGill. Dixon, Cirac. Guthrie. Beverly Beckman. Treasurer Henryetta Wilson, Secretary CLASS OF Louis Yarborough. 1945 Louis Maley. Council Representative Cain. Boone. Peace. Fairchilds. Latham. Pontius. Schartz. Augostinc. Raridan. Frey. McCoy. Bcrndt: Smith. Normington. Snydc. Thompson. Pcrowitz, Crcckmore. Miller; Ward- JLmJ robe. J. Frey. Slevers. Wilson. Miller. Lehr. Anderson. Guynn. Durham. Berg. Frci. Martin. Strazi. Snydc. Perry. Grenz, Riley. Scibcl. Reynolds; LaRoc. Gallagher. Chumbley. Gaub. Seibel. Fuso. Ryan. Wallior. Secfricd, Nipkau, Remfer. Bird- well. Hensel. Yirn. Lang. Bruns. Coelho. Gevock, Cox. Schuber, Taylor. Meier, Kims, Mar- chand, Mayer, Baker. Harrison. Hamrick, Hill. CLASS OF Beverly Bender, Secretary Lucas. Fena, Costa. Henne, Button. Mitchell. Scott. Defcnbaugh, Grasmick; Acker. Townc. Storz, Wcigum. Battaglia, White. Thompson. Zeissler. Isbill. Furry. Fouquette. Lima. Braum- berger. Wolf. Nietschke; Hunter. Rcimche. Hansen. Littkc. Matticc. Linde. Ruggiero. Stark. Bob Crete, Vice President Melvin Schmicrcr, President Dick Adams. Treasurer George Rolcdcr, Council Representative Klcmin. V. Steinkc. Brown. Pirtle. Rostomily, Goehring. Wilsey, Gemello, Scibold. Clancy. Werner, Watson. Ehlcrs; H. Steinkc. Fuhrman. Scarborough. J. Watson. Flaig, Hansen, Hoegerman. Nieswonger. D. Gemello. Schopp. Tamba. B. Rigglc. Callis. Anderson. R. Rigglc, Clasen. Street. Little. Mchlhaff. Snyder; Mason. Linn. Green. Frey. Hauch. Nelson. Parker; File. Young. Votaw, Weber. Padilla, Hennecke, Cross. Schmidt. Lcicht, Hensel. CLASS OF 1944 Prudhel. Zimmerman. Fink. Stokes. Powell. Geringer. Helmlc. E. Stroh. Kutz. A. Bosscr- man. Vollbrecht. M. Bosserman; Hensel. Ullman. Jackson. Maris. Aberle. Silveira. Resner. Munsch. Dias. Carpenter. Jones. Lillico. Scott. Hyatt. Goldal. Deutscher. Zeissler. Forsch; Devonshire. Moore. Ryan. Rhodes. Preszler. Addington. Rauscr. Freshour. Strohmaicr. Hendricks. Enzi. Mettler. Stcnnick, Luens, Meier, Jack- son, Prudhcl. Bonotto. Friz- zell. Powell. Vaughn. Lane. Sucss: McKee, Paolctti, Horst. Nies. L. Juanitas. Rcuschcr. Cagle. Bcoshnnz, Rciswig. Ehrhardt. Hero.Papalias; Riva. Radtkc. Edwards. Shuman. Bordoni. Moser. Hensley. Christolos. Nystrom. Ledbetter; Pope. Bunch, Filler. Caruesco. Hcrccg. Giorgi, Formcnto. CLASS OF 1944 McKee. Stcnnick. Bateson, Stoyanoff, Lan- castcr. Baumback. M. Acker. Cooper. Closscn. W. Acker. Schopp. Kappas. Roleder; Pedc, Schmidt, Randles, Rott, Strohmaier, Traylor, Juanitas. Axup, Burlington. Dragoo, Ledbet- ter. Ryan; Lowe. Kocpplin, Bender, Melchcr. Young. Gemar. Dictrick, Dctert. Jocns. Coe. Gcigle. Olmstcad. Riffcl. Hinzman. Killclca, Robinson, Smith, Ritchie, Pahl, Gunn. Windsor. A. Beckman. Park- er. Rothenberger, Barnhardt. Harrison. Knoll. Ring. Baum- back. Clingcr; B. Jensen. Ma- haffey, May. Boynton. Humphrey. Graffigna. Weesner, Kirschcnman, Rciswig. Polenske. Yarborough. Dickson. Custer, Ensign. Marcus, Fore. Macdonald. B. Beckman, Scholl. Hanks: Werner. Randolph, Jackson. R. Jensen. Brown. Moore. Schwarze. Handel, Miller. Zim- bleman; Young. Ekwortzell, Vasquez, Van Buskirk, Howery, Wilson. CLASS OF 1945 Stubbins. Martins. Bredy. W. Horst. Nietschkc, R. Horst. Oschner; HcnscI, Frey, Sca- letta, Nesbit. Chappell. Leach. Bender. Fischer. Gevock. Miller. Peters. Brosnikoff; McLary, Jenncr. Hero, Blohm, Iicnne, Decker. Sclnvemmer. Zumkcr. Anderson. Horst. Leach. Martins. Hyske. Nesbit. Chappell. Mettler. Scalctta. Ochsncr. Stubbins. Edinger. Schwartz. Mason. Straub. Varney. Schlcnker. Stickcl, Tilstra. Olivas; Hammer. Quashnick Hill. CLASS OF 1946 Linley. Prudhel. Taddei. Rcimckc. Weis. Wilson. Lipclt, Drucquer; Allen. Sims. Cooper. Filbin. B. Acker. M. Acker. Horst. Sperling. Tretheway. Christolos, Papallas. Woock. Lowes. Guth- miller, Gartz. Meidinger. Snyder. Harrison. Kappos. Jocns. Mettler. Fairchilds. Lang. Kranzler, Greenwood, Cagle. Louis. Enzi. Asay. Shuman. Millard.Stroh- maicr. Porter. Wahl, Goch- rlng. Ehrlich, Parker. Badge- ley. Gunn. Raggi, Cook; Coil. Radtke. Gerber, Irwin. Iturraran. Schcidcman, Scott. Cossins. Van Noate, Yar- borough. Lane; Sclles. Bcchthold. Johnson. Tompkins, Roth. Wentz, French. Massoni, Hunter. Prudhcl, Filler, McClintick. CLASS OF 1946 Branstetter. Wilsey. Woolery. Locke. Ladouccur, Davis. Knccht, Papalias. Purviancc. Mohrmann. Hammond. Sala. Nichols. Hittlc. Strobel; Fcr- rero. Amir. Mochle. Cross. Porter. Saylor, Gordon. Polcn- skc. Lust. Frey. MacGregor. Morley. Ball. Von dcr Licth. Bender. Ridenour. Bell. Jacobsen. Houston. Horst, Vilhaucr, Fclborg. Hummel, McComb. Patton. Handel. Schmierer, Brown. McLaug- lin, Scibcl. Graf. Bowen. Mat- tice. Patrick. Terra. Wagner, Enzl. Lehr. Schimke, Rcuschcr. Bossert. Weigum; Gill. Cooper. Adams, Tramontana. Dobler. Bechthold. King, Schultz. Keogh, Smith. Tagg. Migllardi. Knittcl. Schmidt, Dais. Delu. H. Schmierer. Dcutscher. Peters. Hart. Nics, Simpfcndcrfer, Funk, Heath. Gochring, Fullerton, Soucic, Utz. CLASS OF 1946 Schopp, Horstkorta. Fyffe. Bender. Knox, Frasch. Rie- ger. Hanlon. Thompson. Nel- son. Ehrhardt, Yates. Smith. Neuharth. Iturraran; Hardin. Watson. Gall. Geiszler. Wakeham. Burgess. Henry. Weber. Johansen. Schimpf. Betts. Eastham. Boynton. Williams. Reuscher. Felton. Prechccq. Hilliker. Dais. Aldridge. Fuhr- mann. Bechthold. Castelanelli. Schnaidt. Estante, Crester, Rieck. Hoeppncr. Navone. Hewitt. Draper, Crete. Beckman. Frey, Clancy. Myers, Dozier. Dctcrt, Field. Munsch. Rolcdcr; Kolb. Fairchilds. Boone. Weigum, Cook. STUDENT Gross. Wicderrich. Joens. Beckman. Frey, Weigum, Maley, Nesbit. Miss Signa Marie Holm. Adviser ASSOCIATION Nadine Frey. Commissioner of Girls’ Athletics Dorothy Weigum, Commissioner of Girls' Affairs Kathryn Nesbit, Secretary Prudhel. Bonotto. Fairchilds, Dozier, Clancy, Maley, Windsor, Ryan, Nichols. Mr. Robert Trumbly, Adviser Wade Dozier. Commissioner of Boys' Affairs BOYS’ ASSOCIATION Bud Sweet. Commissioner of Boys' Athletics Mr. Jim Conklin, Assistant Adviser Esther Munsch, Tokay Editor Collins. Weigum. Winsor. Jensen. W. Field. Cooper. J. Wilson; Engle. Pope. Wnuchopc. Miss Eva Oalandcr, V. Juanitas. L. Juanitas. Gemello. B. Wilson; Maris. Strohmaier. Cagle, Austin. Cain, Mettlcr. Brokofsky; Tramontana. Weber. Jones, Ncsbit. Nelson.Scarborough; Mapcs, Eisenbcis. S. Field. Sala, Dais, Ekwortzell. Earl May, Miss Elizabeth McDole. Marcella Brokofsky, Alvin Kolb, Wanda Anshutz, Ada Lois Myers, Esther Munsch. FLAME STAFF And TOKAY STAFF Miss Elizabeth McDole. Adviser Shirley Field. Flame Editor Miss Eva Dalandcr, Adviser Chappell. Cossins. Kettlcman. Whitney. Batch. Gunn. Gemello. Knoll. Furry. Bonotto, Prudhel. Strazi; Nelson. Pcrman, Bowen. Fink. Warintin. Pokcrt, Burlington; Hoffner. Schcidcman. Anderson. J. Scibel. Woods. Lane. Ehrlich. Moore; Reimeke, Stroh. Fouquett. Baumback. Jungeblut, Woolscy. Mcttlcr. Graffigna, Yarborough. Jardinc, Callis. Officers: Woods, Watch Dog; Collins, Reporter; Shinn, Secretary; Meier, Vice President; Strobcl, President. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Johnson, La Roe. Lane, Metrulas, Yarborough. Gerard. Sperling. Wagner; Linley. H. Bender. E. Iturraran. Dougherty. E. Scibel. Asay; Maitia. Gerber. Ncuharth. Schlmkc. Klinger. Dickman, Bunch. Gciszlcr; Scott. D. Iturraran. Strazi. Thompson, Nelson, Gall, Goehring, Maley; Frasch. Hanlon. Wakcham. J. Bender. Rlnn. Ledbetter. Axup. Davis. Moore. Rozzoni, Fairchilds; Diekman. Acker. Rigglc. Chris- tolos. Lind. Zimblcman. Jones. Gorsuch. Boone. Chapman. Mills. W. Roleder; Dragoo, Hoegerman. Ballinger, Scott. Stanzen. Weidner. Cook; Riggle. Watson. Robinson. Parker. Hyatt. Weber. Bender. Gochring; Austin. Ulmer, Smith. Killelca. Melchcr, Tamba. CHEMISTRY CLUB Collins. Todd. Oliver. Hicb. Wauchopc. Hughes. Stroll. Baumback. Towne. Christy; Marc- hand. Sheridan, Caplc. Schopp. Gross. Mayer. Marlowe; Kappas. Lea. W. Field. S. Field. Tschettcr. Hcrrboldt. Weigum. Wollescn; Rostomily. Juanitas. Myers. Nesbit. Seeley. Braumberger, Coe; Bcssac. Brokofsky. Cain, Coil. McKenzie. Melcher. SPANISH CLUB L. Juanitas. V. Juanitas, Winsor, Jensen. Latham. Towne, Peace, Leighton. Maris. Rinn, Clancy. Munsch. Fairchilds; Wcidncr. Hinzman. Rott. Ballinger. T. Vas- quez. C. Vasquez, Stroh. Detert. Miss Ida Rinn. Gundert. Taylor. Christy: Braden. Carruesco. Hansen. Watson. Smith. Beck- man. Ritchie. Maris. Heidclbach; Mettler, Robinson. Coil. Cain, Haro. GERMAN CLUB Felton. Marlowe. Caple. Kle- min. May. Chappel. Meier. Collins. Boone: Knoll. Papa- lias. Dausc. Chrlstolos, Nic- hols. Custer. Davis. Goch- ring. Raridan; Miss Vivian Peoples. Randles. Brcdy.Frey. Resncr. Brecht, McCoy, Fel- ton. Wicdcrrich. Schmollingcr. Lachcnmaicr. McDonald. Bormdt; Myers. Brokofsky. Seeley. Kolb. Wcigum, Han- del, Roleder. LATIN CLUB 2 Cook. Marlowe. Axup. Lud- wig. Austin; Miss Doris Bishofberger, Gross. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY 1 Miss Ruby Barnebcy. Van Buskirk, Moore. Weber, Austin; Field. Gross. Wiedcrrich, Klcmin. G. Moser. M. Mol- chcr, Collins. V. Moser. B. Melcher, Lima. Goehrlng, Jensen, Winsor, Riva. LATIN CLUB 3 Lipelt. Sala. Nichols. Munsch. Rolcder, Brandt. Juanitas. E. Parker. M. Parker. B. Melcher; Locke. Gochring. Jensen, Ridenour. Bender. Hoffman, Mettler, Moore; Cagle. Zcisslcr. Vilhauer. Riva. G. Moser. Gross; Ruggiero. Stark, V. Moser, Filler. Lima. Londahl, Drucquer. Wilson. Rolcder. Gorsuch; Eckwortzell. Normington. Allen. Van Buskirk. Zimblcman. Moore; Cain. Jones, Gwynn. Miss Doris Bish- ofberger. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY 2 RED CROSS Rcuscher, Gemello. Schopp. Bcchthold. Bechthold. Linn. V. Juanitas, L. Juan- itas. Wcahunt. Schmicrer. Anschutz. Pope. Looser. Silveira. Storz. Norming- ton. Jacobsen. Rcuscher. Handel, Eiscn- bics. Wilson. Maples. Munsch. Fuhr- man. Tagg. Filippi, Ritchie. Kammercr. Williams. BOND and STAMP SALE COMMITTEE McKee. Mclchcr. Kolb; Riva. Smith. Ritchie. Wcigum. E Robinson. Malcy. R. Robinson. Wilson. TRAFFIC PATROL Abatangle. Strobel. Devonshire. Meier. Geringcr. Watson. Grube. Clasen. Cook. Furry. Maris. ALPHA THETA PHI Grubc. Caple. Christy. Mr. W. Corell Smith, Jones. Pfeiflc. Lind; W. Field. S. Field. Moore. Rozzoni. Sheridan, Collins; Brown. Vierra. Boone. Mills. Fairchilds, Lea. Myers. Coil, Cain, Ncsbit. FUTURE CRAFTSMEN OF AMERICA Mr. Carl Barben. Mr. P. H. D. Winsor, Mr. Thomas Cormack. Hunger. Nelson, Goohring. Giorgi, Dietz. Schwemmer. Horst. Peters. Prudhel. Flockhart. Jack- son. Mendez. Lucas. Carpenter. Fischer, Todd. Steinkc. Werner. Dausc, Snyder, Dc Benedctti. Aba tangle. Young. Rcis- wig, Brackett. Scheufler. Hicb. Watson. Knittcl, Sayler, Brown. Geringer, Devonshire, Kahl, Mayer, Nictschke. ADVANCED FOODS CLASS Ncvins. Braumbcrgcr. Hcrrboldt. Motz. V. Wagcmann. R. Wagcmann; Schopp. Markovich. Z. Coe. Welsh, Miller; Malcy. Wilson. I. Coe. Olmstcad. Hen- dricks. Ritchie. Ncsbit. Hauch. Mayer. I r -� ,•� SONG and YELL LEADERS Wilson, Chappell. Gorsuch, Jones. Me Mlllcn. Knoll. Brown; Foote. Coe. Prcszler, Zimblcman. MAJORETTES Florence Mapes, Mary Alice Story, Verna Eisenbeis. SPEECH CLASS Glenn Collins. Ruby Kaininorer. Helen Mason. Bill Chappell. PEPSTERS Dickman. Rinn. Schmicrer. Weigum, Townc, Randolph, Eiscnbcis; Kanimer- or. Mason, Ritchie, Pope, Green: Chap- pell. Collins. Wilson. Fairchilds. Handel. RALLY COMMITTEE Gross. Klinger. Utz. Silva. Peace. Strazi. Shinn. Mun- sch. Bender. Lowe. Maitia; Young. LITTLE ORCHESTRA Pope. Wilson, Eiscnbcis. Handel; Fair- childs. Scarborough. Nelson. Story: Collins. Hammerer, Mason. Green. Chappell. Randles. Moore. Thurman. Kirshcnman, Uttke, Collins. Katzakian. Condon. Custer; Shaw. Klinger. Pahl. Addington. Fillipi. Wealiunt. Reuscher. Amburn. Fachner. Schmlercr. Bcoshanz; Tramontana. Soucle. Schmidt. Seibcl. G. Moser. V. Moser. Rolcder. Randles. Duckett, Preszler, Weigum, Mayer. Rauser; Kolb. ACAPELLA CHOIR Miss Rachel Weller APPLE CORPS Miss Eva Dalander, L. Juanitas. Linn. Bcchthold. Gemello. Schopp, Miss Margaret Berry. V. Juanitas. Gaccr. Hyatt. Bateson. BAND Davis. Klcmin. Maicr, Kaylc. Caplc. Axup. Randles. Grentz. Gochring, Braden. Gochring. Bcchtold. M. Utz. N. Knoll. J. Utz. Shinn; Warkentin. H. Knoll, Fuso, Schmikc. Wcathcrlngton. Ziessler. Moore. Buttell, Raridan. Jones, Silva. Peace. Strazi, Welty; Ehrhardt, Mettler, Lowe. Engel. Young. Brandt. Foote. Ford. Mclchcr, Wilson. Cain. Ayers. Schcidcman. Bender. Rolcdcr, Stirm, Randles. Humphrey. Mapes. Eiscnbcis. Halsey ORCHESTRA Klinger. Utz. Silva; Caple. Axup. Randles. Weatherington. Peace. Welty. Strazi, Shinn; Gross. Maitia. Bender. Lowe. Ehrhardt; Young, Stickcl. Isbill. Ncvins. Ricck, Lane. Lewis; Munsch. Bender. Mettler. Hcnscl. Boone. Katzakian. Wilson, Pope, D. Lind. E. Lind. Anshutz, Marlowe, Robinson, Jones, Myers. Rehearsal for Murder SENIOR PLAY Pope, Anshutz, Katzakian. Wilson. Boone. Milliard!. Dcclusin, Hcnscl. Edwards, Weigum, Ryan. Nies. McClintick. Weigum, Schmidt, Ulmer, Austin, Barnes, Storz, Eiscnbcis, Peters; Fairchilds, Bishofbcrgcr, Tagg, Anshutz, Simpfenderfer, Gross. TUMBLING TEAM DRILL TEAM Wardrobe. Mayer. Weidner, Lcicht, Hansen. Weahunt. Schmierer. Stark. Linn, J. Silvcira. Garfolo, Bordoni, A. Silveira. Nies. Allen; Dorothy Peters, Doreen Peters, Young, Kludt. Thompson. Hcidclbach. McCoy. Warkcntin. Ludwig. Shaw. Robinson. Freshour. Prudhel. Brown, Vierra, Randolph, Mclhoff, Polenski. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL Chapman. B. Clascn, Brown, Triobwasser; L. Clascn. Furry. Dozier, Kramer. Stoops, Fitzsimmons. Van Stccnbcrgc. DONALD BROWN tom chapman KENNETH STOOPS PETE PETERS FITZSIMMONS 4 CHRISTOLOS BUD SWEET BILL CLASEN STEENBERG STEVE FURRY VERNON TRIEBWASSER RICHARD BONATTO BOXING Haro. Jones. Clascn. Hieb. Cook. Callis: Mettler. Meyer. Todd. Schcufler. Cas- tagna, Brackett. FOOTBALL B TEAM Prudhel. Scibel. Gordon. Gundert. Haro. Leighton. Rciswig. B. Rlgglc, Polenskc. Rouse: Yarborough. Graf- figna. Jardinc. R. Rigglc. Ryan. Jack- son. Schnaidt, Nichols. BASKETBALL B TEAM Leighton. Little. Reiswig, Ullman: Nichols, Haro, Callis. TRACK C TRACK A Holloway, Vierra. Bowen. Bosser- man. Cooper, Schopp, Hieb, Linley, Beckman. Stokes. Annundson. Stro- be). Marchand. Leighton. Schmicrer. Jardine. Kir- schenman. Utz. Pontius. Baumback. Klinger. Field. Schcideman. TRACK B Wagner, Strobel. Hanlon. Polenske. TENNIS HIGH JUMP Bonotto, Holloway. Brown. Sala, Townc. Maley. Clancy. Nichols. Vicrra. Fairchilds. Dozier. Randolph. W. Boone, Bender, L. Boone. SWIMMING BASKETBALL Myers. Jack. Motz. Wage- mann, Bessac. Wicdcrrich, Coe. Frey, Filippl. HOCKEY Jack, Wagcmann. Parker. Frey. Motz. Wicdcrrich. Filip- pi. Coe. Williams. Maley. Ritchie. BASEBALL GIRLS' REFEREES Horst. Myers. Jack. Paolctti. Motz. Wagemann. Wledcrrich. Frey. Kra- mer. Geiglc, Filippi, Z. Coe. I. Coe. SWIMMING Stark. Lachcnmaicr. Van Buskirk, Bender. Houston. Weigum. Zic- mann, Zeisslcr. Handel, Anderson. Bredy, Wilson. Ridenour. Randolph, Dais, R. Robinson, E. Robinson, Parker. Killilea. Georgi, Greenwood. VOLLEY BALL Wilson. Moore. Frey. Howery, Schwartz. Anderson. Green- wood; Handel. Robinson. Sie- vers. Brown, Strazi. FOOTBALL Trophies Don Brown Tom Chapman Lou Clascn Wade Dozier Jim Fitzsimmons Willie Kramer Ken Stoops Bud Sweet Vernon Triebwasscr Life Passes Don Brown Lou Clasen Wade Dozier Jim Fitzsimmons Willie Kramer Ken Stoops Vernon Tricbwasser A Blankets Don Brown Tom Chapman Lou Clasen Bob Dietderick Wade Dozier Jim Fitzsimmons Steve Furry Walt Hansen Willie Kramer Ken Stoops Bud Sweet Vernon Triebwasscr Paul Van Steenbergc B Blankets Mel Fukimoto A Sweaters Elmer Anderson Richard Bonotto Jack Bowen John Christolos Bill Clancy Bill Clasen Harold Closson Henry Geringer Emery Holloway Peter Peters Joe Vierra Reuben Wagcnman BOYS’ AWARDS B Sweaters Arthur Prudhel Ray Rigglc Eddie Wakimoto • Bob Yoshimoto J V Football James Barnhardt Bruce Jones Ervin Young Eric Parker Don Morton Bud Sanders Barney Kooyman Darrel Ryan Elmer Brown B Letters Bill Callis James Gundert Charles Jackson Clarence Jardinc Steve Kappos Bob Leighton Bob Mendez Dave Nichols Floyd Reiswig Gerald Rostomily Albert Ruggiero Ken Rouse Keith Ryan Bob Schncidt Ed Prudhel. Mgr. BASKETBALL A Arthur Prudhel Wilmcr Mchlhaff Eddie DeBenedctti Don Brown Lando Randolph Edmund Loy Vernon Tricbwasser Stanley Pokert Phil Polenske Earl McMillcn Joe Vierra John Christolos, Mgr. B Bill Callis Jose Haro Bob Leighton Bob Mendez Dave Nichols Floyd Reiswig Don Ullman SINCE THESE BOYS ARC IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS . MEASUREMENTS COULD NOT BE TAKEN. SWEATERS HAVE ORDERED FOR THEM TO DATE. TRACK A Letters Larry Annundsen Tom Chapman Howard Stokes Eddie Hieb Emory Holloway Ray Schopp Francis Marchand Don Brown Clarence Strobol B Letters Clarence Jardinc Reuben Klinger Rob E. Leighton Joe Utz Melvin Schmiorer Ruebcn Baumback Sydney Pontius Lyle Scheideman C Letters Bob Strobel Walter Polenske George Roledcr NO THEIR NOT DCUN GIRLS’ AWARDS Numeral 225 Points 46 Bccktold, Claudine Bender. Beverly Crusos. Sophia Dais. Ruth Dclu. Annie Doblcr. Delores Frei. Betty French. Frances Frey, La Verne Fullerton. Louise Furry. Verna Hoffman. Marlyn Houston. Lois Lachenmaier. La Valle McComb. Jeanette Moehle. Beatrice Morley. Jacquelyn Nietschkc. Elma Ridenour. Barbara Ruggiero. Helen Schmidt. Ruth Staniford. Jean Stark. Lucille Tramontana. Kay Von dcr Leith. Kay Wagenmann, Betty Wcigum. Pat Zelssler, Leona Ziemann, Irene 45 Greenwood. Janet Sclnvemmer. Marjorie Wilson. Beverly 44 Filler. Marjorie Pahl, Ester Robinson. Ruth 43 None Schwarze. Lois Sievers. Roberta Sperling. Viviline Strazi. Eva Van Buskirk. Marilyn Werner. Bonnie Zumkchr. Amanda Vasquez. Trinidad Junior Green, Gloria Looser, Vivian Paolette. Hilda Pope. Bonnie Preszlcr, Dolores Ritchie, Maxine Senior Filippi. Edith Jack. Evelyn Williams, Bernice L with 1 Star 825 Points Junior Brady. Elaine Coe. Ina Gcigle. Irene Giorgi. Isabel Horst. Betty Killilca, Pauline Kramer. Gladys Nies. Hilda Parker. Marit Pede, Rose Senior Frey. Nadine Gundert. Joyce Knoll. Marjorie Parker. Maxine Ritchie, Marilyn —L— 525 Points Sophomore Anderson. Geraldine Frey. Rachel Handel. Elaine Howery. Rosalie Mason. Elcnor Moore. Doris Randolph. Virginia Robinson. Evelyn L with 2 Stars 1125 points or more. Coe. Zona Malcy. Betty Motz. Wilma Wagcnman, Violet Wcidcrrich, Virginia MINUTE MAN FLAG Record of Stamps and Bonds Purchased By Students 1943—1944 1942 Stamps Bonds Oct.................................. $175.25 $187.50 Nov................................... 499.65........................................... 1,406.25 Dec................................... 654.55........................................... 1,649.00 1943 Jan. .. Feb. .. Mar. . Apr. . May • . 619.60 .. 807.80 1,505.30 1,325.05 . 329.70 1,616.25 . 618.80 . 700.00 2,962.50 . 750.00 $5,916. 90 $9,890.30 • Up to May 5, 1943 Grand Total................................... $15,807.20 Bonds include those which teachers purchased at school BUS DRIVERS Cameggie, Bar ben, Borst. Chris- tensen. Smith. Franklin. Van Lan- inghnm. Mills. JANITORS Woods. Isbill, Cathcart, Cousin; Krueg, Callis. Glick, Rothwell. SURVEY WORK Lodi Union High School Students From May 1 to November L 1942 The results of a recent survey made at Lodi Union High School to ascertain the amounts of money earned by students during the past summer vacation arc listed below. It will be noted that the boys and girls reported on separate survey forms. This makes possible a comparison of work done by the two sexes. In order that the suvey be understood, it is necessary to state that the students surveyed comprise the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th. grades of 1942-43. A brief survey of the many types of work listed in the report gives a good over view of the in- dustries of the community. It also shows the close relationship of the high school students with every phase of community life. The 1941-42 total maintenance cost of Lodi Union High School was $214,000.00. It is an amazing discovery to find that these students earned an amount of money during the six months’ period covered by the survey equal to the maintenance cost of the high school for the pro- ceeding year. The contributions given to the war effort by this student work would also make an interesting study. The report includes the work organized and supervised by the high school. No attempt has been made to estimate what percent of the total this organized work has been. It can be stated that the splendid cooperation of faculty, students, and community made this or- ganized work under the direction of Verne Hoffman, agriculture teacher, most successful. It is important to note, although difficult to evaluate, the maturity, good health, and improved citizenship acquired by these students as a result of having done a good job of work for good financial pay which we hope they are learning to spend wisely. Observation indicates that the student morale has been improved and that the 1942-43 school tasks have been assumed in better fashion because of the responsible way in which summer jobs were tackled and completed. BOYS Total number participating - 491. EARNINGS EXPENDITURES Total earnings ................................................................$160,818.54 Bought stamps ................................................................ 3,146.15 Bought bonds ................................................................ 12,983.75 Bought clothes .............................................................. 19,414.15 Banked ...................................................................... 33,844.10 Contributed to home ............................................................ 48,703.95 Remainder spent otherwise than listed above. KINDS OF WORK IN WHICH STUDENTS PARTICIPATED Agricultural Work Product Field Shed Cannery Winery Grapes 232 135 1 15 Tomatoes 180 8 33 Cherries 1G2 21 8 Peaches 125 a 68 Plums 85 40 Almonds 70 1 Walnuts G1 1 Strawberries 60 2 Prunes 33 10 Pears 4 2 1 Apricots 3 3 Oranges 1 Figs 1 Celery 50 4 Aspargus 7 4 Beans 4 Lettuce 1 Peppers 1 Onions 1 Beets 3 Hay. grain, alfalfa 171 Dairy 60 Poultry 34 Meat Animals 48 Drove tractor no Drove truck or pickup 174 Drove team 62 Miscellaneous Work Grocery Store ..................32 Box Factory ....................29 Filling Station ................22 Newspaper ......................14 Fountain .......................12 Theatre ........................ 9 Hotel Lodi ..................... 3 Railroad ....................... 3 Western Union .................. 3 Lodi Lake ...................... 3 Bakery ......................... 3 Lawn Cutting ................... 3 Sawmill ........................ 2 Bell Boy ....................... 2 Walnut Plant ................... 2 U. S. Preslcion Co.............. 2 Furniture Store ................ 2 Machine Shop ................... 2 Radio Shop ..................... 2 Lodi Department Store .......... 2 Grain Warehouse ................ 2 Irrigated 2 Health Record Yes No Gained Weight 339 70 Lost weight 50 221 Slept well 443 12 Refrigeration Ass't............. 2 Auto Garage .................... 7 Meat Market .................... 6 Drug Store ..................... 6 Clothing Store ................. 5 Concrete ....................... 5 Ship Yards ..................... 5 Port Stockton .............-.... 5 Laundry ........................ 2 Janitor ........................ 2 Tractor Company ................ 2 Food Locker .................... 1 Stockton Record ................ 1 Mare Is. Navy Yard ............. 1 Defense ........................ l Delivered Milk ................. 1 Express Company ................ 1 Dishwasher ..................... 1 Ant Chemist .................... 1 Marysville Airport ............. 1 Ice Cream Parlor ............... 1 Cleaners ....................... 1 Fire Fighting .................. 1 Hotel Store .................... 1 Restaurant .................. 1 Paper Route ................. 4 Set Pins ...................... 4 Playground Work ............... 4 Making Cement Pipes ........... 3 Steel Plant ................... 3 Carpentry Work ................ 3 Feed Mill ..................... 1 U. S. Government ............. 1 Esatoo ........................ 1 Cocoa Cola Truck .............. 1 Woolworths ................... 1 Fruit Company ............... 1 Wholesale House ............... 1 Shoe Shop ..................... 1 Photography ................... 1 Hardware Store ................ 1 Mather Field .................. 1 Tokay Marketing Agreement ..... 1 City .......................... 1 Construction work ............. 1 Home ......................... 11 (Income estimated) GIRLS 441 questionnaires answered 354 reported amount earned 97 had kept no record, or worked for parents and earnings were not recorded. Money Earned ...............................................................$44,698.44 Stamps Bonds purchased .................................................. 6,814.79 Clothing ................................................................ 9,330.25 Banked .................................................................... 6,157.18 Gave to the home ......................................................... 6,354.74 Remainder still in possession of girls Work—Number of girls reporting Cut celery......................38 Cut peaches 34 Cut vegetables ................. 1 Cut apricots ................... 6 Planted celery ................. 2 Pulled celery ...........-...... 2 Worked In peas ................. 2 Washed vegetables .............. 1 Picked berries 35 Picked cherries............ 6C Picked peppers .............. 5 Picked plums ................ 13 Picked apricots .............. 1 Picked tomatoes ............ 141 Picked grapes .............. 115 Picked nectarines 1 Picked prunes ................ 4 Picked cucumbers ............. 1 Packed celery ................ 14 Packed cherries ............... 54 Packed nectarines .............. 7 Packed peaches ................. 9 Packed plums .................. 92 Packed grapes .................134 Packed corn .................... 3 HEALTH REPORT Reported gaining more than 51bs. Reported losing more than 51bs. Reporting slept well ........ Too tired to sleep .......... Cannery .......................137 Sorted peaches ................. 1 Peeled peaches ................ 14 Peeled apricots ................ 8 Peeled tomatoes ............... 14 Stemmed grapes ................. 4 Pitted peaches ................. 6 Culled and sorted grapes ...... 10 On belt ........................ 3 Labeling ....................... 7 Loaded and unloaded boxes ...... 4 Drove truck .................... 8 Drove pick-up .................. 3 Drove tractor ................. 4 Drove horses .................. 3 Knocked nuts ................. 35 Picked up nuts ............... 30 Hulled nuts .................. 23 Hauled nuts ................ 7 Cut hay ..................... 4 Raked hay ..................... 8 Shocked hay .................. 11 Hauled hay .................... 7 Cleaned barn .................. 7 Milked cows .................. 19 .165 .. 23 .195 .. 18 Raised poultry ..... Sold chickens ...... Raised rabbits ..... Raised meat animals Mended sacks ....... Checked boxes ...... Thinned grapes............. Weighed trucks ............ Irrigated ................. Hoed and weeded ........... Cut lawn .................. Pulled grape vine leaves .. Shocked beans ............. Ran crew of tomato pickers Ran crew of tomato pickers . Cooked .................... Cleaned House ............. Cleaned house ............. Cared for children ........ Cleaned school house ...... Laundry women ............. Hospital helper ........... Waitress .................. Usher ..................... Cashier ................... Clerk ..................... Bookkeeper ................ Filing .................... Attending phone ........... Telephone office ........... .. 21 .. 1 . 2 .. 9 . 2 2 ... 4 .. 1 ... 3 .. 14 .. 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 2 1 .203 .219 .219 .167 .. 1 .. 1 . 1 .. 23 ... 1 .. 1 23 ... 12 ... 1 .. 1 .. 1 THE COMMENTS ADC THOSE OK MR. LEROY NICHOLS. SUPERINTENDENT or SCHOOLS. THE SURVEYS WERE MADE BY MISS SIONA MARIE HOLM. DEAN OF CIRLS. AND MU. VERNE HOITMAN. TEACHER OF AGRICULTURE. WHO WAS IN CHARGE OF THE WORK- NEW OFFICES WAR BOND Booth aVmIM II AO JJHON II I.iV THANK YOU Miss Elizabeth McDole, adviser, Miss Claire Scott, the Art Department, Miss Phoebe Watt, the Typing Classes, Mr. Hubert Miller, Photography, The Tolliver Printing Co., Becktold Company, covers, and all others who help- ed in the production of this Tokay. WE LOSE IT NOT, SO LONG AS WE CAN SMILE. Shakespeare, Othello. i . ; -4' •As j «.• ••• ■ .SaYtlir ■■ ■ ..._______________J.. . ....... '-i . � ..■■.,‘.r � A.V-