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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1948 volume:

Published by the students of Lodi Union High School Ju l948 _OOA 'JN OMH G 00L : 'w Education and Freedom In America we think thot democracy is synonomous with freed:m. We believe that democracy- depends upon education end that democracy and education are the chief stockholders in freedom Freedom, as known in America, is forcibly abolished today by detaters in many countries of the world. Dictators operating under totalitarian governments claim, falsely but loudly, that they are promoting de- mocracy These totalitarian governments, whether focist or communist, are riding high and constitute a world challenge to genuine democracy and freedom. Dictatorships thrive on ignorance and poverty. When dictators come in, free education, freedom of speech, freedom of religion and freedom of opportunity go out. Free people, highly educated and peace loving, possess many non-military qualities which can be very potent in maintaining peace, prosperity and freedom. It is our hope that in America educational insti- tutions pupils will develop sound and lasting habits of discriminative reading and straight thinking about con- temporary social, economic, political and scientific problems so that they will be prepared to perpetuate democratic freedom in the world by peaceful means. Left ,0r •■Ruebenp.ft� , Neil C. Lock e. Burton A. Tovvt President; Nelson N Dean of Boys Miss Signo Holm, t on Principal's Message Are there ony opportunities for the youth of todoy? John Keats lived just twenty-six years, yet his poetry will live forever. Franz Shuberf dcd at thirty-one. In those years he wrote mony musical compositions that will live forever. The high standard of living ond the rich heritage which we enjoy today is due in a great measure to o man named Thomas Edison, who was willing to work far into the nights perfecting his inventions to be used by monkind. The world today is waiting for men with vision ond industry, men who dare to think, men who dare to stood on their own feet. There are people who fail because they are afraid to moke a beginning; who go to bed tired because they spend the day looking for an easy job; who cannot tell what they think until thev read what the morning paper has said. Are you to be counted among this number? Opportunity is yours for the Joking if you really want it, if you ore willing to work for it, if you ore willing to discipline yourself and if you will not be discouraged The need of o good job for every man is no greater than the need of a good man for every job. PAUL R. BOWERS First row, left to right, Mr. Boone, Elem. Science, Visual Aids; Mrs Higgenbotham, Head Girls Phy. Ed.; Mrs. Smith, Phy Ed.; Miss Silva, Spanish, English, Social Studies, Mr. Halsey, Head Music Dept, Band. Second row, Miss Utendorffer, English, U. S. History; Miss Scott, Art; Miss Jurgenscn, Counseling, English, Social Studies; Mrs Hosselbring, Vocal Music. Third row, Miss Fedrau, Counseling, Social Studies, English; Mrs. Melby, Phy. Ed.; Miss Stallings, Phy, Ed.; Mr. Borst, Head Social Studies, Modern Problems Fourth row. Miss Morris, Typing; Miss Watt, Bookkeeping; Mr. Weitzin, Gen. Shop; Mr. Bonkhecd, Farm Mechanics First row, left to right, Mr. Von Horn, Stagecraft, Droma, English; Miss Bishop, English, Social Studies; Miss Leva, Biology. Second row, Mr. Jantzen, Business Problems, Arithmetic; Miss Wilson, Home Ec.; Miss Ellis, Counseling, English; Mrs. Bertsch, Elem. Business, Typing. Third row, Miss Rinn, Heod Language Dept., Spanish; Mr. Wakefield, U. S. History; Mr. English, World History. Fourth row: Mr. Giannoni, Phy. Ed.; Mr. Fletcher, ' jfcech, Worldjdistory; Mr. Sward, Mech. Drawing. 'pacuCty Not in picture. Miss Mumma, Counseling, English, Social Studies; Mrs. Fannen, German; Mr. C. Smith, Head Science Dept., Physics; Mr. Maguire, Orchestra; Mr. Conklin, Head Phy. Ed. Dept. , First row: left to right Mr. Smith, Pity. Ed; Mrs. Hartvig, Head Home Eccn. Dept, Home Econ.; Miss Berry, Librarian; Mr. Foppiano, Soles, Store Supervision. Second row: Mr. Payton, Woodshop; Miss Gottburg, Home Econ.; Mrs. Burrell, Heed Commerce Dept., Shorthand; Mr Lcveall, English, Phy. Ed.; Third row: Mr. Christensen, Counseling, Chemistry; Mrs. Christensen, Math; Mrs. Ranck, Home Eccn.; Mr. Hanlon, Algebra First row: left to right, Mr. Seiferling, Phy. Ed.; Miss Barneby, English; Miss Pilkington, Asst. Librarian; Mr. Perrin, Radio. Second row: Mr. Mcllor, Agriculture; Mr. Noas, World History, Publications; Mr. Bcnar, Auto Shop; Mr. Lcndohl, U. S. History, English. Third row: Mr. Archer, Phy. Ed.; Mr. Diekman, Head Ag. Dept., Agriculture; Mr. R. Hughes, Head English Dept., English; Mr. J. Hughes, Advanced Math. As the school year of 1947-48 ends, many o senior will look bock upon some of the activities which were included in this year's pro- gram. The class election was held in early October, with the first class meeting being held in November. The colendar for class events wos drawn up at the meeting. Also, Betty Jeon Colvin was elected to attend the Stote Convention sponsored by the Legion Women's Auxiliary. This year's Senior Ploy was held in April and was pro- claimed a huge success by everyone attending. The traditional Junior- Senior Prom wos held in May with the Seniors being guests of the Junior Class. A large crowd attended, and it was one of the best Proms ever. Next came the Senior Banquet in May with all of the Seniors attending. Probably the outstanding event of each year is Ditch Day whereby the Seniors ore allowed to ditch legally. It was held in Sacramento with swimming, golf, and other games being tlie occasion. The Baccalaureate services were held in the High School Auditorium June 6. Then came the day every Senior looked forward .to for twelve long yeors. Graduation exercises were held in the Grope Bowl on June 10. This ended the year for all of the Seniors. Although we were all glad that high school was over for us, we also hod seme desire to do it all over ogam. We still think Lodi High is tops. RAYMOND MOSER m CoC . Senior Officers and Sponsors Seated, Evelyn Polenske, vice-president, Miss Holm, Counselor, Ruth Weigum, treasurer, Arlene Porta, secretary. Stand- ing, Mr. Trumbly, counselor, Clifford Goehring, representative. Swion, (} ztwcLci i Senior Play April 23 Senior Banquet May 8 Junior-Senior Prom May 15 Ditch Day May 28 Baccalaureate June 6 Graduation Day June 10 Banquet Committee Graduation Committee Flower Committee Sitting--Felisa Capillo Betty Colvin Ruth Weigum, Chairman Lyda Baumbach Standing--Jane Haskell Carole McDonald Roger Mehrten Dorothy Chappuis Primo Castogno Sitting--Carole McDonald, Chairman Standing--Nancy Pierce Florence Pozzini Sitting--Jean Defenbough Manon Delzer Standing--Eddy Jensen, Chairman George Alexander Se U n6 JOE ABBA DON ADAM CLIFFORD ALDINGER DONNA ADLER J. C. ANDERSON GEORGE ALEXANDER JOHN ANDERSON AM I EL AUGUSTINO MELBER AYERS ARLE JEAN BADER mm THELMA BAUMBACH LYDA BAUMBACH MELVEN BAUMBACH DELORES BOHLANDER WILL BOHNEMAN JAMES BLAIS ANN BOESHANZ CLYDE BENNER NOREEN BILLIGMEIER BEVERLY BETTENCOURT EDDIE BENDER 0 . , Wf CHRIS BRODEHL DONA BOHNET VIRGINIA BROWN MARVIN BONA DOROTHY BROMMER GAY BRADSTREET LEROY BRUMM SHIRLEY BURGIN MARILLA BURGER BETTY JO BUTTRESS Semone JACK CHILDRESS JEANE CLUTE PRIMO CASTAGNO VINCE CAMPODONICO FELISA CAPILLO ANETTA CASEY JACK CARTER MAX COCHRAN DOROTHY CHAPPUIS NANCY CHAP RONALD CROMWELL NICK CRUSOS PATRICIA CURRAN BETTY JEAN COLVIN JOSEPH COMPORATO GEORGE COX DARRELL CRETE FRED COOPER MARLAND COOK BARBARA CONN t94X BENNY DAIS JEAN DEFENBAUGH MARION DELZER NATHAN DiFRANCO AMY ELLWANGER JOHN ELLWANGER DOROTHY ESTOLLOSO RUBY FACHNER DICK FELDMILLER YVONNE ERNST MARIAN ERBELE ESTHER FELBERG CHARLES FASZER DARLENE FI EL ms CLIFFORD GOEHRING CHARLOTTE GRAUMAN GERALD GRAY ?94Z RICHARD GACER AGNES GAUB ELTON GENTNER RALPH GRAFFIGNA NAOMI GREENWOOD LOUIS GRIESS MARILYN GREEN BONNIE HEINITZ ISABELLE HEATHER CAMERON HAVERLY _ SwionA DUANE JENNER EDWARD JENSEN THOMAS JORDAN AMR IAN KAMMERER LILLIE KAWAMURA NANCY KIRK MARY ELLEN KILLELEA JOHN KAPPOS MASAYOSHI KATO JOHN KAUTZ DUANE KUSLER BURDELLA KRAFT DORLA JEAN KROENCKE JOHN LAGNO ANNABELLE LEE MICHAEL LAPENTO JEAN LOFFELBEIN BETTY ANN MARCHAND JEANNE LIPELT HOMER LOHR JOHNNIE MAPLE JUNE MARTIN ROGER MEHRTEN JOHN MENDEZ LLOYD METTLER ■gfc. JUDY MAUCH EVANGELYN MAYER DON MILLER KATIE MICHELSON YOSHITO Ml KAMI PAULA MURPHY GORDON McCOY jane McBride BOB McSHERRY carole McDonald AVERY McQUEEN MARTHA NAPPER TOM NISHIMA DORA NEUHARTH MASARU OGATA ROBERT NORMAN CLAIRE NUSS W4X ANNIE NAKAMURA RUTH NAGAOKA MARY NAMBA MITSUKO NOMURA Se Uon FRED OKAMOTO JOHN ONETO LESLEY PERMAN GENEVIEVE PERRIN ROGER PETERS JOE PASSANISI JOYCE OVERTON DONALD PERMAN MYRNA PADGETT LOREN OWINGS FLORENCE POZZINI ARLINE PORTA RICHARD PRUDEN BRANDON PURDY ELAINE RADTKE MINHARD RAUSER VERNON RIFFEL DONALD RIECK BEN RING GENE ROSS EDWIN ROLEDER JIRO SASAKI WENDELL ROSTOMILY JOHN ROSEBERRY, Jr. mg BOBBY ROBERTS DON RIVINIUS SUE SASAKI ESTHER SAYLER BERNARD SAYLER LORRAINE SEIBEL DONALD SHILLING SHIRLEY SELLERS ms SALLY SHI MADA MIKE SHIMOZAKI ROBERT SHINN HERTHA SIMPFENDERFER Sealant ROSEMARY TERESI IRENE THALAS CARRECLYDE TINDELL BETTY THOMAS DELORES WAGNER CHARLES TISON EVA TRUCCO BILLY WADE .MARILYN WAHL SUMIE WAKAI SACHIO WATANABE LaVONNE WALTER ROSEMARY WEAR BETTY WAKEFIELD RUTH WAKEHAM ELLEN WEIDEMAN GERALDINE WALL ms NEIL WEBER EMMA WILSON RUTH WEIGUM i JOYCE ULMER ALICE VIEL ROBERT VAUGHAN GERMAINE VILHAUER LILABELL VILHAUER NOR 10 YAMANAKA uvttai 1 Tom Howard, president Junior Officers and Counselor Seated: Hilda Johonnsen, treasurer, Mr. Christensen, counselor, Betty Jean Yaryan, secretary. Standing: Frances Sattler, vice-presi- dent, Lloyd Krause, representoive. £44 49 Junior English Class Representatives Row one, Eric Carlysle, Leland Yip. Second row, Modino Strickland, Alice Row one, Dick Kaiser, Robert Harrison, Row one, Otto Neitscke, Chester Hieb. Berg. Row two, Roberta Bunce, Frances Sattler. Second row, Eddie Dickman. Row I (left to right I Bush, Brown, Brodehl, Bulleri, Bossert, ComD- bell, Catron Cowell, Cox, Row II, Bushman, Bybee, Bluck, Costo- mogno, Brodstreet, Bunce, Cooper, Colton, Callaway. Row III, D. Blair, Carlyle, Brumfield, Burdue. Row I (left to right' Baumbach, Berg, Anognos, M. Bombolo, Alli- son, Bornes, Barnard, Attcbery, Battoglia, A Baker Row II, Baker, Barner, B. Berndt, Bacani, Baffoni, Archer, Batch, Benty, Bauer, Case. Rcw III, 0. Alexander, Bambola, Adler, Bader, Benbrook, Baldocchi, Adams, Best, H Berndt Row I, (left to right) Dye, Elwood, J Cross, B. Fukuda, C. Felchle, F. Fisher, Dickhoff, Duffy, Dickmon, Culver. Row II, J. Dick- son, G Fischer, L Dollinger, J. Emslte, A Duby, Fitzsimmons, Dodos, G. Ferrero, Deutscher. Row III, Foszer, Fiori, A. Fisher, Al. Enos, English, Bebneider, Reile, Crosby Row I (left to right) J. Hill, Fox, B Holi, P. Hall, O. Gechring, B. Gemar, Garner, M Furuoka, J. Handel. Row II, R. Handel, Freg- gioro, Grot tone, Grenz, Fode, V. Goehring, N. Goehring, B. Goehr- ing Row III, A Gross, L. Frey, S. Godon, A, Geigle. Row I, (left to right) Hieb, L. Harrison, Rust, Hostings, P Hun- ter, Hoff, Huber Row II, Heintz, Hoick, Hausauer, T Horst, Harow, P Hunter, K. Hemitz, Row III, Howard, House, E Horst, Homrick, R. Harrison. Row I, (left to right) C. Kooyman, A Kautz, Koto, Irwin, Iwamiyo, Kinosheta, D Kaiser, Ichiko, L. Krause Row II, K. Kerr, G. Koth, M Kundert, D. Jocobsen, J. Kotz- akian, B. Krouse, Ishida, Kuwa- hara, Isbill. Ro%v III, C Knoll, K. Jones, locopi, M Kramer, Kyno- ston, Johannsen, Konhod, Jackson. Row I, (left to right) Loffelbem, Miller, Lewis, Jr., H McCoy, Met- calf, E Lust, Matsumoto, Miuro. Row II, Mauch Larsen, Lehr, Mc- Afee, Mmton. Marchettoni, Moyer, Moore, Lmdsey, Miller, McCarty Row III, Meidinger, Linn, Mettler, Leffler, L Lewis, Mantz, D. Meier, Market, Mason, M. Miller. Row I, (left to right) Okino, Ow- ston. Morrow, Norton, Nuzawo, Olivos, Namba, Nishima, Marita. Row II, Nietschke, Pletz, Nohr- monn, Parder, Perrin, Patterson, Pah I, Pezzi, Pfeifer Row III. Neil, Peightal, Nimtz, Pettjchn, Peter- son, Mocre. Row I, (left to right) Schultz, Simpenderfer, A Smith, A Scbel, D Shrum, Schlobs, Sims, Schotz, Singh, Row II, Sompson, Scott, Siegalkoff, P Smith, Seibel, R. Simpfenderfer, M Smith, Spencer. Rcw 1, Heft to right) J. Sokoi, S. Sosoki, L. Reigh, F. Sandoval, N. Rott, E. Robles, F. Settler, Radtke, Rieck. Row II, M Ring, Rawlins, Rozier, Sanchez, Reising, Raridan. Rice, Reimche, J. Rudow. Row III, Rchsion, Reile, Rail, Radacker, G. Reich, Richards, J. Reynolds. Rcw I, (left to right) Tsutooka, Sturgis, Stevens, Strickland, Tan- ner, Vitale, Uttecht, Thalas, Voz- quez. Row II, Wogemann, Ulrich, Straub, V. Suess, Ullom, Strazi, Stnbling, Surnniy, Y. Suess. Row III, D. Wokefield, Voz, Steocy, Vcssler, Tempel. Rcw I, (left to right) Webb, Wol- ther, Weller, Yoshida, Wogemon, Small, Wright, Willis. Row II, Zarek, Yaryan, Wilburn, B. Wood, R. Yarborough, A Wohl, Weintz, W. Woda. Row III, Wiebe, L. Yip, R. Weber, D. White. Sophomore Officers and Counselor Seated, Mayvis Hildenbrand, secretary; Miss Ellis, Counselor, Bernice Zumkehr, treasurer; Stonding, Larry Tanner, representative; and Betty Ghidosi, president. Don Adams, vice-president. y£ '50 Sophomore English Class Representatives First row, Marlene Kuhlman, Carlene First row. Bob Griffith, Larry Tanner, First row, Buryle Parkin, Jack Keller. Dietz. Second row, Eornie Mcdrid, Horry Second row, Jackie Murphy, Clara Field. Second row. Carmen Guido, Barbara Dugger. Overton, Betty Shinn, Goldie Adolph. Row I, ileft to right) Adorn, Boone, Boker, Arevolo, Brown, Becker, Bend, D Brodehl, M Boumboch, R. Berg Row II, L Boumboch, Boss, Borben, Bcoshonz, Arehort, Bouer, Broden, Adolf, Boker Row III, Adorn, Becker, Bedger, Benty, Bersi, Allen, Bishofberger, Bender. Row I, Heft to right) C Burger, Delk, C. Colvin, Dois, Cooper, Coon, Crcmwell, Cox, Colton. Row II, Buttress, DelPrete, K Cooper, Demke, Combs, Buck, D. DeJcng, Comer. Rcw III, Aragon, Chow, Cclemon, Avilo, N. Cox, Cox, Burkett, Culbertson. Row I, (left to right) Dougherty, E Frcggiaro, Erickson, Frogue, Field, Eslinger, Dutton, Fercho, Follett, A. Freggiaro. Row II, Feotherston, Fleck, D. Dollinger, D. Filler, Forsyth, H. Duggar, G. Eisenbeis, J. Fraser, C. Dietz, E. Dickson. Row III, Frei, D. Dietz, Fuhrmon, Fehling, Dobratz, Fair- banks, B. Dow, Fischer. Row !, (left to right) Gardner, R. Hall, Ghidossi, Garrett, Haas, H. Harper, Handel, L Graf, N. Gesler, M Graf. Row II, F. Gesler, Geizler, J. Garner, L. Goehring, Guide, Harper, Gordon, Glover, Dyer, Hart. Row III, L. Heller, H. Glantz, B. Hammond, Haney, Heupel, Grif- fith, Guaham, Heyd. Row I, (left to right) B. Jensen, H Joyce, L Hoff, Holderbein, Horst, Honda, Inagoki, Hcrckone. Row II, Hunter, Kawomura, Hughes, J. Jones, Karr, Ketterling, Hiramotc, J H.eb, Hood. Row III, J, Hill, J Jensen, I. Jensen, Hoppe, M. Hild- enbrand, Houston, L. Hoff, B, Ipsen. Row I, (left to right) Komatsu Koenig, Krebs, Kuramito, Lang Linkert, Kuehl, Lazio. Rcsv II, F Knittel, M. Kirst, Lagno, King Little, Lind, Kolb, Knapp. Row III Knoll, Lindsey, Krueg, Kuhlman Linley, Lea, Lcndreth, Littke, Larsen. Row I, (left to right) McKirtdley, Moser, McLaughlin, McCoy, Mo- dico, 0. Miller, Kundert, Mizutoni, Motsumoto, Moier. Row II, Michel- son, Lowes, E. Madrid, Martz, Moore, Marchand, P. Lcwdon, H Morns, W. McCollum, P. Madrid. Row III, Nies, P. Loudon, Lucas, B. Miller, E. Mettler, Mittlestodt, R. Mol tone, Loftin, McMohen, Moch. Row IV, Miller, Markey, Montgomery, Metcalf, Maner, Ma- gos, McBride, McClease, McIntosh. Row I, (left to right) Ritchie, Pace, B Ring, Reuscher, Reiman, Oddo, Romero, Nomba, Preszler, Reichen- berg. Row II, Cucrles, Polenske, M. Preszler, M Roe, B. Oerton, Nes- bitt, Oberlander, C. Perkerson, J. Nelson, Parkerson, Ridenour, Prich- ard Row III, Reimche, P. Nies, Pope, Purdy, Murphy, J. Nelson, Perry, Mock, Plumlee, Roberts. Row IV, C. Parkin, Rott, B. Nelson, B. Parkin, Rodman. Row I, (left to right) Seibert, Tiede, B. Smith, J. Smith, Schmie- rer, L. Sanchez, N. Sausedo, B Smith. Row II, I. Siffermon, Sevo, E. Smith, R. Raridan, B. Smith, A. Sanchez, S. Sifferman, L. Schopp, Salaun Row III, Self, Shinn, Shaw, Siegalkoff, limonini, C. Sonchez, Row IV, F. Schmidt, P. Scott, R. Scott, J. Schimke, D. Schmidt. Row I, left to right) Veyemuro, Uhlich, Wakoi, Treude, I. Thomp- son, Stuhnan, J. Vert, Vosquez, Row II, Takai, B. Thomos, T. Ta- mura, J. Wogers, J. Tanimoto, Taylor, Tonsley, Tempel, Row III, Tamzaki, Vilhauer, Sweet, Vieirer, Tonner. Row I, (left to right) Wong, Yomoshita, F. Zimmerman, Wil- liams, Ycmate, L. Weintz, M. Zimmerman, J. Zimbelmann. Row II, Weor, Weltzin, Weibel, Yoshi- moto, Younger, Wiser, Yeoman, Zumbkehr. Row III, Weideman, Vcccarezza, Wilson, H. Wilburn, Wiltse, Woodbury, Werner, Wood- worth. Dick Leal, president. Kcenig, secretary; Standing, John Costomagno, representative; John Emde, vice-president. 5t Freshman English Class Representatives Row one, Lencra Brosnikoff, Tommy Dai- Marvin Yarborough, Ronald Schwortzman, Row one, Gerry Gotzert, Gordon Schmie- Joga, Row two, Delores Wahl, Robert Lois Becker, Gary Pudwell. rer. Row two, Delores Hieb, Phyllis Fer- Fena. guson. Rosv I, (left to right) M Allen, Amon, Baker, Benson, Beyerle, Barnard, Aires, Bornes, Allison, Aguay, J. Battoglia. Row II R. Abraham, Andres, Adler, C. Bol- linger, Adams, Barrcne, Adee, Boritt, Berg, Beckman, Angier, Row III, P Bailey, Barsotti, P. Battaglia, R. Allen, Bomert, D Baumbach, D. Ballinger, V. Add- ington, Arlm Becker. Row I, Burgstahler, Bice, Casey, Codwallader, Buell, R. Brown, Bit- terman, Blair, B Brown, C. Bracket, Row II, Borth, Colio, Burnett, Blais, Bohneman, Brusa, Brouillard, Burrow, Bunce, Broderick, M. Brown, Corlton. Row III, Comper, Blanco, Brosnikoff, Cose J Brown, Bourland, Braden, Brooks, Beverly Brown, Bossert. Row I, Costamagno, Coil, V Dovis, M. Choppuis, C. Clark. DeJcng, J. Cook, Christolos, E Choppuis, R. Cox Row II, Deutscher, S Cox, DeGroff, Cross, Conrod, Croddock, Delzell, Cochran, Dietz. Row III, Cotta, Daijogo, Allbee, H. Davis, Durham, G. Cox, Doy K Crew, Culbertson. Rosv I, Dye, Elwood, M. Fleck, Ford, E. Flick, B Fena, Downing, Dutton, Dooley, Hammond, Doug- los. Row II, Franklin, Dougherty, N. Evans, Eisele, V. Frey, Feldmiller, Flcckhart, D. Evans, Ferguson, Fore, Row III, Frosch, Dunton, Fruet, Fair, Dickhoff, Fouquetr, Dokey, Eversole, Emde, Fode. Row IV, Dumont, Forhart, Felten, Estes, C. Frey. Row I, Geiszler, Fukumoto, Giuni- pero, L. Geiszler, B. Hansen, Hart, Haley, D Hondel, Funamuro. Row II, Garecht, Gunier, Ghidossi, Hale- iburtcn, Gilley, Griess, D. Gordon, Green, Fujicka, Gcolsley. Row III, Gorner, Gruber, M. Handel, Funk, Groffigna, Fyffe, Gotzert, Haines. Row I, Kappos, Irwin, Kcmmerer, Joens, Ichiho, Hoeppner, Kowoto, G. Hieb, D. Hieb, Imada. Ro v II, Knopp, Hines, Johnson, A. Huber. M. Jockson, Horst, E. Katzakian, Kerr, A Kotzokion. Row III, Hun- ger, Herman, Hatzenbuhler, Hous- ton, Kami to, Hawkins, Kearney, Hayhurst. . Row I, Metcolf, Moyer, Motsumoto, Kuwomoto, Lutz, Morris, McFod- den, McSherry, Mettler, Motsu- moto Row II, Mmto, Kinoshita, N Leicht, Looser, Maggio, Kctey, Koenig, Marquardt. Meyer, Mc- Comb Row III, Macdonald, L. Leicht, Marino, McCoy, Meyers, Leal, McFarland, B Lewis, Lind, C. Lewis, I. Leicht. Row I, Okazaki, Noguchi, Nogooka, Namba, Nishmoko, Ornelas, Row II, D Moser, M Mills, Mittlestadt, Mitchell, Nichels, Mitchell, Oehler, Row III, Neill, Cwnsley, Murriscn, Niphou, Nuss, Mohrmann, Netz Row I, Parkin, Roza, Rodacker, E. Romero, Phillips, Pritchard, Prudcn, N Reimche, Powers, Reich. Row II, M Reimche, Ratty. D Rodacker, Reiman, Pletz, Polcnske, Pudvsell, Ring, Pfeifer, Row III, H. Parrish, Robmson, Rohslan, P Peters, P. Polk, W. Rudow, Reuscher, Rode, Reddig. Row I, D Smith, Sims, Sasaki, Joanne Smith, Seaton, A Smith, Schoof, Shimozaki, Seibert, Seibel. Row II, Schwarz, Sisney, A Seibel, Spiekerman, Scott, Schmierer, Sag- er, L. Smith, Jim Smith, Schneider. Rcw III, Sexton, Sjosten, Sharrcn, Schmierer, G. Seibel, David Smith, Shaw, Schwartzmon, Sherfield Row 1. Stomos, Stroh, Standa, Terra, Tempel, Tison, Tayler, Steely, Isutaoka, Tucker, Row II, Thurman, Shelby, Voz, Stephens, Thompson, Sugimoto, Swanson, Sullivan, Teayne, Steenblock, Row III, Stoddard, Steger, Van Sondt, Swinney, Treichel, Swingle, Ull- mann, Tyron. Row I, D Walz, Whiteman, G Wright, Zimmerman, Wolf, Wake field, Wohl, Wolz, Wohl, Ward drip. Write. Row II, Zupo, Wiese pope, Wagemann, R. Wright, V Wood, F. Wogner, Yoshimoto, Viel Weidner, W. Williams, Row III Wall, C. W.ll.oms, Whitby, Wer ner, Yarborough, P Walker, Ven able, Veroguth, Weber. Eddie Roleder, President Student Council Siting: Mr Bowers, advisor; 1st row--Joyce Ulmer, Commissioner of Social Affairs; Dorothy Chappuis, Song Leader; Ruby Fachner, Girls Athletics; Lyda Baumboch, seng leader; Carole McDonald, Commissioner of Girls Affairs; 2nd row-Mike Lopento, Traffic Commissioner; Leiond Yip, and Jack Corter, Yell Leaders; Den Ziemon, Commissioner of Boys Affairs; Eddie Bender, Commissioner of Boys Athletics. Sitting Eddie Roleder, President; 1st row--John Costomogno, Freshman Representative; Dorla Krocnche, Secretory; Dorothy Brommer, Tokay Editor; Felisa Copillo, Flame Editor; Charles Nimtz, Publicity Com- missioner, 2nd row--Larry Tanner, Sophomore Representative; Lloyd Krause, Junior Representative; John Kappos, Vice-President, Clifford Goehring, Senior Representative; Darlene Grenz, Treasurer. Trnffir Pntrnl First row Heft to right' Prueden, Rozo, Dois, Gray, Wells, Kuwomoto. Second row, Lopento, traffic commissioner; De Graff; Hines, Fouquet, Gordon, D. Alexander; Third row, Davis, Farhat, Kusler, Mr Londohl, odviser; Vierra, Kroencke. Not in picture, Coleman, G. Alexander, Zarek, Cox. Publicity Committee Girls, left to right, Billie Wood, Florence Pozzini, Nancy Pierce, Felisa Capillo, Paula Murphy. Boys, Eddie Jensen, Bob Baldocchi, Bob Bader, Edwin Howell, Gordon Leffler, Charles Nimtz, commissioner of publicity. Jane McBride, feature editor Chorles Tison, sports editor Mary Ellen Killeleo, business manager Feliso Capillo, editor .0 o' 'V - 0 , fee f'0 ' °od ’ NSe os fgod'nQ bvg mo er Y � s roee'. Pou “ . vy rnoov sW’.. ree « ' vhe sai c hot • 0 US 00 0 too o' « t coc- n do'09 , eos� re w , deo' o' 0' e0 'feCw- 0 First row, (left to right) Joyce Bradstreet, Thelmo Baumbach, Paula Murphy, Joy Zimbleman, Modino Strickland, Pot Haney; Second raw. Juanita Lindsay, Bob Boldocchi, Stanley Roll, Marlond Cook, Gene Ross, Max Huber, Rosemary Wear. Third row, Bob McSherry, Elmer Weintz, Al Enos, John Kappos, Jack Carter, Glenn Fisher, C. W. Naas, foculty adviser. The greatest thrill for ony yearbook editor is to know that her school-motes feel satisfied with the annual. After months of working on this year's Tokay, during school and vocations olike, we hope that we hove completed an onnual which you. Students, will like. We have worked under improved conditions this year since the Flame room was enlarged to include on office for both the Flame editor ond the Tokov editor with ample desk and typewriter spoce for both staffs. Another thing which helped make this Tokay's completion eosier wos the foct that the staff wos very helpful ond cooperative, and that the deportment editors worked well in their fields We hope thot this Tokay will bring to you a complete occount of oil the school achievements ond activities from the '47-'48 school year for you to remember long after you leove Lodi High Dorothy Brommcr. Left to right, Noreen Billigmeier, Claire Nuss, Charles Nimitz, Darlene Houck, Vonnie Mayer, Mae Ki— °r . Felisa Copillo. First row (left to right) Peirce, Pozzini, Colvin, Strickland, Mosco, McBride, Bybee, Haskell, Chapman, Kirk, Mayer, Brcmmer. Second row, Ulmer, Hauck, E. Polenske, Stark, Walters, Moore, Gemar, B Adler, Rozier, D. Adler, Rawlins. Third row, Uttecht, Mayer, Rudow, Eisen- beis, C. Polenske, Weigum, Lipelt, McDonold, Frei, Rempfer, Kraft, Bohnet. Fourth row, Saylor, Zumkehr, Louden, Kundert, Alexander, Howell, Feldmiller, Yip, Carter, Jensen, Barnes, Broderick. Fifth row. Yaryan, Pczzi, Freggario, Joens, Hall, Baumbach, Choppius, Lea, Hoff, Riedenaur, Lowden, Weibel, Gessler. Mrs. Melby odviscr; and Joyce Ulmer commissioner of social affairs. Yell leaders, Jock Carter, and Leland Yip. Scxig leoders, Dorothy Chappuis and Lyda Baumbach w Scholarship I 1st row--Kenneth Nesbit, Shielo Bond, Joan Koenig, Shirley Kmoshita, Betty Ann Morchond, Arlue lerza, Fred Okomoto 2nd row--Mitsui Wado, Sally Sasaki, Frances Barben, Fronces Fisher, Jeanne Lipelt, Nooo Yamanaka 3rd row--Norma Sweet, Jeanne Bushman, Jean Calloway, Betty Jean Colvin, Keith Windsor, Ken Muiro. 4th row--Gordon Leffier, Everon Markey, Darlene Houck, Nancy Scott, Betty Carole Shinn, Bob Baldocchi. Scholarship II 1st row--Miss Barneby, Betty Ann Marchand, Florence Pozzmi, Betty Imada, Sumiko Kowato, Alice Tsutocka, Jean Yamate, Jean Namba, Arle Jeanne Bader. 2nd row--Dorothy Brcmmer, Joanne Barritt, Joon Koenig, Carole McDonald, Jeanne Lipelt, Betty Jean Colvin, Frances Fisher, Marilyn Wahl, Mitsui Wado. 3rd row--Nancy Scott, Jane Ellen Haskell, Ruby Leitke, Darlene Houck, Marilyn Peterson, Evercn Markey, Jean Calloway, Darlene Grenz, Nancy Chapman. 4th row--Lloyd Krouse, Eddie Jensen, Charles Nimtz, Jcmes Weibe, Ken Miura. Lions' Club speech contestants; June Martin, Jane McBride, winner; and Beverly Bettencourt. Expert Typist Club First Row: Jean Koenig, Joan Tempel, Pat Baker, Helen Mosui, Arlue Lerza, Shorrcn Pletz. Second Row: Fred Okomoto, Fran- ces Arehort, Aurelia tagno, Peggy Brown, Lorroine Culver, Ruby Fochner. Third Row: Janice Bentz, Darlene Grenz, Corra Woodbury, Maricn Woodworth, Marion Boss, Mitsuye Wado. Fourth Row: Roy Schultz, Royce Yarborough, Darryl DeJcng, John Kappos. Represented Lodi High First row, (left to right) Handel, Costamgna, Metcalf, B!ar, Delzell, Rosa, DeJong, Barnes, Wordrip Second row, Handel Pfeifer, Emde, Lewis, Funk, Davis, Gordon. Third row. Coat, Stevens, Kotek, Menta, Steeley, Evons, Fulton, Shelby, Benson. Fourth row, Pruden, Leal, Dumont, MocDcnald, Dickoff, Baum- boch, Veroguth, DeGraff, Yarborough Fifth row, Frey, Whitby, Warford, Burnett, Wall. First row, left to right, Smith, Berg, Williams, Schmierer, Beach, Fregerno, Sausedo, Frogue, Meyers. Second row, Goehring, DeJong, Fregerrio, Nies, Morris, Raridan, Frei, McIntosh. Third row, Reimche, Sanchez, Knoll, Hart, Hildenbrand, Baum- boch, Heupel. Fourth row, McMohon, Maltone, Minton, Fehlmg, Rott, Vieira, Keller, Scott. First row, Zarck, Bush, Wakefield, Lewis, Reiswig, Allison, Ricck. Second row, Yarborough, Isbill, Ferrero, Vaz, Emde, Bluck, Gordon, Third row, Vos- sler, Linn, Baumbach, Adams, Blair, Harrison, Markel, Rohslan. Fourth row, Anagnos, Moore, Goehring, Lewis, Addi, Frey, Kynoston. First row, (left to righi Fazer, Kautz, Disch, Oneto, Rieck, Wade, Bechthold, Ehlers. Second row. Dais, Fuhrman, Rieger, Crusos, Hart, Pruden, Mohr- man, Logno Third row. Met tier, Abba, Fermento, Baumbach, McQueen, Shinn, Roseberry Fourth rosv, Perman, Miller, Leffler, Houston, Graffigna, Bona, Ring. Home Economics Club First row. (left to right) Ruth Weigum, Arlene Porto, Charlotte Groumon, Lorraine Se bei, Corel Sp’ekermon Second row : L la Bell Vilhouer, Frances Fisher, Romcoo Rozier, Margone Boumboch, Arlene Sjosten. Third row: Mary Coho, Virginia Mischill, Normo Barner, Moyv;s Hildenbrand, Norma Jeon Goehring,. Fourth row: Alice Wright, Donna Meidmger, Moble Graf, Joon Barrett. School Story Staff Officers and Advisor Pat tie Louden, Arlene Porto, Ruth Wei- gum. Normo Jeon Goehring, Ruby Erick- son, Miss Wilson. . noff Jeanette Stevens, Spanish Club Row 1 (left to right) Moore, Poz- zmi, Morchond, Lerza, Copillo, Pierce, Uttecht. Row 2 Kroenche, McDonald, Lipelt, Brodehl, Thalas, Wahl. Row 3. Burger, Reasoner, Peterson, Chapman. A Wood, Baumbach, Miss Rinn, advisor. Row 4 Johonnsen, Hoick, B. Wood, Benty, Colvin, Straub, Konrad. Jr. Red Cross Row I. (left to right) Hoff, B. Adler, Rawlins, Sattler, Ellsbury, McCoy, McKindley. Row 2. Wright, Conn, Bushman, D. Adler, Mayer, Berg, Buttress, Kirk. Row 3. Burger, Bocam, Costamcg- no, Brodstreet, Wilson, Bchnet, Miss Morris, advisor. Row 4. Soger, Jensen, Reynolds. German Club Row 1. (left to right) Aldinger, Simpfenderfer, A Bader, Baum- bach, Weigum, Mayer, Gemar, Michelson, Kondo. Row 2. Willis, Bushman, Felberg, Hauck, Chappuis, Mayer, president; Haskell, Joens, Brommer, Mrs. Fannen, advisor. Row 3. Frey, Bchnet, Scott, Funk, Carter, Logno, B Bader Loffel- bein. Row 4. Swinney, Wiebe, Carlyle, Jacobson, Jenner, Roll, Fletcher. 72%ania and Wutic Majorettes Kneeling, (left to right) Jo Thalas, Betty Rempfer, Rosie Tholos. Standing, Doro Neuharth, Noncy Manor, Dorothy Stork. Band Members Firsf row' (lef| 10 n9h,! Wakefield, Taylor, Billigmeier, Delzer, Crosby, Nimtz. Second row, Peterson; Pfeifer, Mooch, Ferrero, Meier, Isbill, McCoy, Cooper. Third row, Augustino, Grenz, Steocy, Schlenker Colvin; Romero, Weltzen, Kirst, Little, Smith, Howard, McCollum, Handel, Morchand; Doyle; Furko; Shinn. Fourth row, Mr. Halsey, Nuss, Saylor, Suess, Zupo, Kusler, Perman, Knoll, Goehring, Warford Moser, Filler, Kuehl, Gentner. A Capella First row --Ulmer, Erbele, Fochner, Martin, Estclloso, Gemar, Fox, Ernst, Pletz. Second row--Bader; Stark; Wetdeman, Hoskell, Bybee, Dickson, Strcbel, Seibel, Nuss Third row--Knbs, Pezzi, Freggiero; Green; Braden, Lea, Maple, Veil, Colvin, Nesbitt Fourth row--Rc!eder, McBride, Fcoquett, Horst, Burdue, Peightol, Knoll, Zieman, Mayer, Cooper, Schnell. Houck, Hunter, Tansley, and Bornes not in picture. In center picture Mr Halsey, Bond; Mrs. Hasselbrmg, A Copello; Mr Maguire, Orchestra. Orchestra First row' t0 ri9 U: Forsythe, Emslie, Goehring, Ring, Dickson, Brosnikoff, Brown. Second row: Pfeifer, Hausouer, Schlenker, G renz, Augustmo, Goehring, Crosby, Nimtz. Third row: Lowe, Wilson; Polenske, Kuehl. Piano: Modico, Barben, Mr. Maguire. Christmas Pageant First row (from left to right) Philip Tempel, Horvelee Barnord, Mortho Nopper, Nancy Pierce, Delores Rawlins, Peggy Pace, LaVcnne Walter, Lyda Baumbach, Ronald Kooy- mon Second row- -Bonnie Heinitz, Delores Bohlonder, Paula Murphy, Virginia Brown, Amy Ellwanger, Beverly Ridenour, Louise Larsen, Ed Jensen, John Hill. Third row--Loren Docktcr, John Ellwcnger, Nancy Chapman, Evangelyn Mayer, Agnes Gaub, Violet Miller, Billy Wood, Leroy Brumm, Richard Ellis. Fourth row—Alan Duby, Ted Case, Roland Reich, Keith Kerr, Don Ziemon, Mel Baumbach, Albert Strim, Joe Possamsi. Three major productions were undertoken by the dromatic department during 1947-'48. Opening the seoson with the Christmas pogeant was Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol which was presented as the school's contribution to the community at the Yule seoson. Early m March the Junior class put on a three-act comedy titled Mistokes at the Blokes which received high praise from the copocity audience. The drama seoson closed with the annual senior play. This year the class of '48 presented a comedy by the name of Come Over to Our House The play kept the appreciative oudience in goles of laughter All plays were ably directed by Mr. Arthur Von Horn, who also had the extra responsibility of doing the' stage work Assisted by members of the stagecraft class, his work was outstanding. Addmg to the performances this year was the installation of a much-needed switchboord, and the rewir- ing of the auditorium lighting system. Junior Play First row ( rom ,eft t0 riflht) Susan Bybee, osst. student director; Mr. Van Horn, direc- ' tor, Jo Thalas, student director. Second row—Louise Larsen, Joanne Owston, Nini Moore, Hazel McCoy, Marla Mason, Violet Miller. Third row--Normo Jeon Goehring, Gordon Leffler, Bob Bader, Neal Siegolkoff, Rich Weber, Delmar Knoll. Senior Play Cast First row (from left to right) Lyda Baumboch, Dorothy Choppuis, Eddie Roleder, Carreclyde Tindell, Jane Ellen Hoskell, Evangelyn Moyer. Second row-- Violet Schmidt, Martha Mapper, Bonnie Heinitz, Nancy Chapman, Shirley Burgin, Marilyn Wahl, Nancy Pierce Bock row--Mr. Van Horn-directtor; Ed Jensen, Albert Stirm, Ralph Graffigno, Donavcn Mayer, Charles Disch, Richard Ellis. Office Staff Left to right, Marjorie Clark, Joda Weis, Lucille Rusk, Loura Cook, Evelyn Kunz, Evelyn Wittmayer. Custodians First row: Wood, Benbrook, Krueg, Rothwell. Second row: Burns, Moyer, Grieser, Asoy, Cathcart. Bus Drivers First row, Morley, VanLaningham, with mascot. Jack. Second row, Pfeifer, Johns, Burgdcrf, Franklin, Bonar. Cooks Left to right, Ortez, Campbell, Wilson First row (left to right) J. Schimke, Schnell, Berndt, W. Schimke, Weber, Moyer, Anagnos, Zeiman, Fiori. Second row--8echtold, Burdue, Cose, Rostomily, Cook, Goehring, Brumm, Seigolkoff, Fehling; Mendez Third row--Frey, Reich, Voccarezza, Groffigno, Koppos, Dickhoff, Childress, Sanchez, Adams; Krause; Mettler. Fourth row--8eyerle, Wemtz, Gacer, Reiger, Swingle, lacopi, Montgomery, Loffelbem, Wolz, Schwortzman. TED CASE Varsity Football Schedule LODI OPPONENT SCORE 7 Antioch 0 22 Lowell 0 7 Turlock 6 ° 6 Sacramento 13 • 7 Grant 6 0 Modesto 7 • 0 McClotchy 39 • 0 Woodland 0 • 0 Stockton 15 Wen 4— Lost 4—Tied 1 denotes league games JOHN BURDUE DON PERMAN LEROY BRUMM WES SCHIMKE JOHN MENDEZ sff) Football Handicopped by inexperience and riddled by injuries in the latter half of the seoson, the Flame gridders hod a so-so season with four wins, four losses, and one tie to their credit. The red-men started cut the season with a three-gome winning streak only to lose a heart-breaker to Sacra- mento, their fourth opponent After ekemg cut a 7-6 win over the Grant Pacers, the Lodi team hit the skids, losing all the rest of their games except for a scoreless tie with Woodland. In the troditicnal Stockton-Lodi classic, the Tarzans evened up the series standing with 14 wins for Lodi and 14 for Stockton with a 15-0 victory over the Flames. Superior weight and speed ond outstanding team play were the mam reasons fer the Tarzans' victory. As usual the Flamelets, under Cooch Eddie Seiferling, had a successful season, olthough for the first time m several years they didn't annex the championship. After tying the Turlock light- weights for first place in the southern division, the Bees lost the resulting playoff to drop cut of the race. Several of the Bee Gridders will move up to the varsity next seoson, and should prove voluable assets to Coach Archer's squad MARLAND COOK Managers HARLAND BERNDT Row I, (left to right) Voz, Wokefield, Okino. Row 2, Loffelbein, Roll, Byerle, Carter, Schwartzmon, Walz. JACK FIORI OTTO GOEHRING RICHARD WEBER HAROLD SCHNELL AL BECHTOLD JIM SCHIMKE Bee Football First row—Horrisor Second row—Seibel, Shonnon, Hoppe, Tonimoto, Pah I, Haro, Horst, Strozi, Frey. Third row--Braden; Arlin; Boumboch; Horst, Hatzenbuhlcr, Graham, Griess, Self, Ritchie, Raridan. Fourth rov--Fukumoto, Matsu moto, McBride; Gatzert; Tomato, Reynolds, Mauch. Bee Football Schedule LODI OPPONENT'S SCORE 20 Oakdale •M Turlock 0 Sacramento Turl ck 6 Modesto •14 Modesto 6 Turlock denotes league gome 0 13 20 6 0 0 15 Fireflies First row--(left to right) Gesler, Vilhauer, Burkett, Pletz, Green, Yarborough, Felten Second row--Carlyle, Rodacker, Loftin, Reimche, Bourland, Baker, Miller Third rosv--Yoshimoto, Emde, Tison, Wakefield, Dumont, Brusa, Kotey, Gordon Fourth row--Hoyhurst, Willioms, Strozi, Boiley, Hunger, Ghidossi. Upper left shows the faculty of the girls' physical education department. Standing are Mrs Stella Higginbotham, and Miss Shirley Friedricks. Kneeling are Mrs. Elvero Melby and Miss Loretta Stallings. Mrs Helen Smith, also a member of the department had left to accompany her husband on tour before the picture was token. Upper right picture shows the stalwarts of the boys' physical education department. Kneeling are Mr Robert Trumbly, varsity basketball coach; Mr. Eddie Seiferling, Bee football ond swimming cooch; Mr William Archer, varsity football and Bee basketball mentor Standing are Mr Charles Trowbridge, varsity coach; Mr. John Giononni, varsity boseball ond assistant varsity football cooch; Mr. James Loveall, boxing, wrestling and tennis coach. Left to right in the center are Mr James Conklin, head of the boys' physical education department, Mrs Stella Higginbotham, head of the girls' physical education department, and Mr. Dick Smith, tumbling and swimming coach, currently on leave of absence. Lower left is Ruby Fochner, Commissioner of Girls' athletics. Not pictured, Eddie Bender, commissioner of Boys' athletes. Row 1, (left to right), Schnell, mgr., Fore, Cox, Berndt, Schimke, Mendez, Goehring, Carter; mgr. Row 2, Reich, Fiori, Rostomily, Rodacker, Hittle, Werner, Wotonabe, Vaccarezza, Burdue. Basketball Although losing to Stockton in the Southern division championship playoffs, the Flame varsity and Bee bosketballers had highly successful seasons. Both coaches. Bob Trumbly and Bill Archer, deserve o word of credit for doing such a good job with their charges, who with a few breaks, might have been Soc Joaquin champions. CLIFF GOEHRING HARLAND BERNDT Both teams bowled over all league opposition except Stockton, losing a two-out-of- three series with the latter. In the third or rubber game between Flame and Tarzan varsities the score remained tied after two overtime periods, Stockton fin- ally winning in the third or sudden death period 56-54. The Flamclets went down less gloriously, losing 36-28 to the Tarzan Babes. Five out of the first six varsity players were seniors, leaving only Harland Berndt to return next year. Severol Bees will be moving up, however. Jerome Foszer, Luther Shimczaki, Benny Goehring, and Tony Haro, along with several obte J.V.'s, should moke up a strong varsity aggregation next season. Probably the most outstanding player on the varsity, if not in the whole league, was forward Johnny Mendez. Mendez led the conference in scoring and was the team sparkplug. Ray Moser and Jim Becker, the Bee's high scorers, were outstanding for the Flamelets. MILLARD FORE WES SCHIMKE GEORGE COX JOHN MENDEZ Row 1, Byerle, mgr; Hiramoto, Becker, Foszer, Goehring, Moser, Schimozaki, Tansley; mgr. Row 2, Kotey, Tanizaki, Berndt, Heinitz, Gotzert, Horo, Case, Lucas; Matsumoto. Varsity Basketball Results LODI OPPONENT'S SCORE 42 Antioch 22 28 Gront 37 28 Stockton 45 11 Sacramento 34 38 Alameda 34 26 Gront 16 37 McClatchy 36 36 Lincoln 28 45 St Mary's 35 End of Practice Season 45 Sacramento 23 43 Modesto 33 27 McClotchy 44 •34 Turlock 31 37 Antioch 25 •42 Stockton 46 45 Escolon 35 •33 Modesto 28 40 Escolon 31 •35 Turlock 19 59 St. Mary's 29 31 Stockton 30 •54 Stockton (playoff) 56 ° Denotes League Game - 16 Wins — 6 Losses BENNIE GOEHRING U RAY B Basketball Results LODI OPPONENT'S SCORE 31 Stockton 21 37 Antioch 16 25 Grant 22 36 Stockton 25 43 Sacramento 24 23 Grant 24 40 McClatchy 22 38 Lincoln 22 32 St. Mary's 24 End of Practice Season 38 Sacromento 33 •37 Modesto 26 38 McClatchy 25 •33 Turlock 28 33 Antioch 25 •27 Stockton 37 52 Escolon 22 •38 Modesto 23 59 Escolon 18 •45 Turlock 25 61 St. Mary's 31 •46 Stockton 28 •28 Stockton (playoff) 36 Denotes league game 19 wins — 3 losses MOSER TONY HARO LUTHER SHIMOZAKI JEROME FASZER JIM BECKER WES SCHIMKE First row: (left to right) Heinitz, Berndt, Hittle, Schnell, Reich, Fieri, Mettler Second row: Baumboch, Wilburn, Mendez, Schimke, Cose, Fore, Burdue. Third row: Adams, Weber, Childress, Becker, Gianncni, coach. Varsity Baseball After completing a successful practice season, the Soc-Joaquin champion Flames, ot this writing, are well on their way toward another league pennant, having de- feated all three of the southern division teams by decisive margins. However, these three schools must be played and beaten once again before the Flames will hove the right to play the northern division champs for the leogue title In baseball, anything can hoppen and usually dees. LLOYD METTLER From last year's championship squad, five first stringers are back with the remain- ing holes being filled by graduated Bees and former J.V.'s. The first teamers who ore in their initial year with the varsity are Ken Heinitz, Jock Fiori, Horland Berndt, and Lloyd Mettler. Coach John Gianncni stated that his pitching is more balanced this year than the yeor previous with Dale Hittle, John Mendez and Ted Cose carrying the load Also defending champs ore the Frosh-Scph baseballers. Led by the star pitching of Clair Parkin the Flamelets hove also knocked over, so far, all leogue opposition. Sophomores who will probably be varsity mainstays next year are Parkin, Bob Voc- corezzo, Ed Hiromoto, Jim Tonamoto and Tom Bishofberger. JIM BECKER HARLAND BERNDT DALE HITTLE JOHN MENDEZ First row: (left to right) Hiromoto, Voccarezzo, Parkin, Bisbofberger, Boumbach, Gatzert, Kraft. Second row: Emde, mgr., Broden, Pletz, Dioiogo, Cooper, P Matsumotc, Cooper, T Motsumoto; Yamishita; mgr. Third row: Dumont, Tonamoto, Bruso, Lofton, Morns, Yoshimoto, Kowomuro, DeBencdetti, coach. Varsity Baseball Schedule LODI OPPONENT'S SCORE 1 St Mary's College Frosh 5 12 Oakdale 5 8 Oakdole 5 7 Cal. Frosh 4 2 Christian Bros. 3 4 Socramento 5 •14 Turlock 9 1 Christian Bros. 2 • 6 Stockton 1 7 Modesto 3 0 McClatchy 13 • 7 Turlock 4 4 Elk Grove 3 Edison Modesto Grant Stockton Edison Playoff denotes league game Bee Baseball Schedule LODI OPPONENT'S SCORE 7 Oakdole 5 18 Oakdale 2 3 Christian Bros. 0 Socramento 3 3 Turlock 0 10 Modesto 2 3 Christian Bros. 2 • 7 Stockton 0 0 McClatchy 1 Grant • 7 Turlock '2 • Modesto Grant Stockton Courtland denotes leogue gome MILLARD FORE ROLLAND REICH JACK FIORI PAUL BAUMBACH HAROLD SCHNELL A Track First row (left to right) Vossler, Hieb, Frei, Groffigna, Cook. Second row: Peightal, Dickman, Kautz, Ross, Tison, Peters. Third row: Fairbanks, Cooper, McCoy, Hu- sum, laccpi. B Track First row (left to roght) Small, Madrid, Pahl, McCollum, Geiszler. Second row: Bourlond, Minton, Frey, Miller, McBride, McClease. Third row: Prichard, Shannon, Sei- bel. Nelson, Rott, Schopp. C Track First row (left to right) L. Sch- mierer, Qiidossi, Steenblock, H. Handel, Noguchi. Second row, Cox, Marchand, Sokoi, Kotey, Gordon. Third row, Leal, G. Schmierer, R. Handel, Fyffe. A Swimming Team Front row--Don Mogos, Bob Griffith, Harold Ball, Wesley Miller. Second row--Buddy Lohr, Jack Car- ter, Gordon Leffler. Third row--John McMahon, Jim Schimke. With the coming of spring the Lodi swimmers start- ed sploshing around in the local pool. The aqua men did not know then that the coming season would bring work and play, victory and defeat. Al- though early this year the swim coach, Dick Smith, left. Mr. Eddie Seiferling took over the reins and guided the team through 7 meets For three whole months the swimming boys worked and ployed to- gether, and when the end of the season came, they knew that they had o better knowledge of sports- manship, even though it was not an undefeated season. Bee Swimming First row (left to right) Bill Hoppe, Allen Reichen- berg, Harold Glantz, Conrad Graham, Bill Burkett, Vmce Campodonico, Earl Weidemcn, Jim Tansley, Louis Griess. Second row--Jock Broderick, Ronald Borth, Louis Bush, Duane Walz, LeVern Vilhouer, Norman Gesler, Howard Corlyle, Bevon Williams, Ronald Schwartzman, Eddie Hayhurst. Boxing First row--Smith, Boumboch, Robles, Griess. Sec- ond row--Mr. James Loveall, coach; Berg, Oka- zaki, DeJong, Pfeifer, Nietschke, Krueg, Vaz, manager. Third row--Bello, Ornelos, Blewett, Carlyle, Gritts, Harrison, Blair, Disch Fourth row--Adams, monager; Miura, Baldocchi, Tom- ato, Wall, Sokci, Kappos. For the first time since boxing was introduced at Lodi High, letters, and in the future, sweaters may be awarded to participants of this sport. Lodi High had a good boxing team this year, stated Cooch Jomes Loveall The locals defeoted the Frosh of Cal., and Bell- armine High of Son Jose. They lost to San Fran- cisco J C and held a practice match with Mo- desto J. C. Practically all members of the team will return next year. Mel Boumboch and John Kappos are the two graduating seniors who will be lost to the team. Ken Miura, John Kappos, Otto Nietschke, Robert Pfeifer, Richard Blair, Henry Okazaki, Mel Baum- bach. Dale Demote, Eric Carlyle, Dwight Gritts, Robert Harrison, Bob Baldocchi, and Evarvisto Voz (Mgr) have earned their letters this year. mm co oys Tumbling Team First row--(left to right) Metcalf, Schwemmer, Borth, Hensel, Knoll, Wageman, Smith, Leffler, McMohan, Miller. Second row--Roleder, Ellwood, Bader, Sasaki, Adams, captain; Willioms, Gordon. Third row--Kundert, Ellwood, Takai, Cromwell. Fourth row--Yamoshito, Shimozoki Fifth row,--Temple. HORST Tumbling The tumblers worked hard for the many appeoronces they made this year Some new freshmen joined the veterans of lost year to make a well balanced gymnastic squad. This year tumbling wos put on a competitive basis, the team hod two meets with Oakdale High. Both meets were eosily won by Lodi. In numerous other performances the motmen thrilled their audiences with their spectacular stunts Some of these performances were given at football games, basketball games, a student assembly, teachers institute, and a joint exhibition with College of the Pocific gymnosts. The three man and two man teams also made several oppearances at various clubs. Girls Tumbling Team Sitting (left to right) Baumbach, Choppuis, Uttecht, Martin, Modica, Lerzo, Morchand, Duffy. Kneeling, Tempel, Lipelt, Brodehl, Plumlee, Woodbury, Schultz, Houston, Adorn. Standing; Hcmitz, J. Overton, B. Overton, House, Best, Colton, Jcen$, Bunce, Coach; Mrs. Helen Smith. Girls Tumbling The Lodi High Girls' Tumbling Team hos given many successful performances during the past school yeor. Their talents were enjoyed not only by the students and teochers of Lodi High, but olso by many outsiders Under the direction of Mrs Helen Smith and team captam, Arlue Lerzo, the girls performed at the Stocktcn-Lodi football game in the GRAPE BOWL and later at two bosketboll games in the boys' gym. On April 14, they tumbled for the American Legionnaires at the Stockton Civic Auditorium, and on Moy 19 for a student ossembly. The girls and cooch alike feel that they have had another successful yeor and hope to continue their good work for years to come. To the left of the diving boord--Choppuis, Kommerer, Gemor, Strickland, Polenske, Deu- tscher, Kroenche, Bushman, Nies. To the right of the diving board--Allison, Rott, Ridenour, Stork, Zumker, Brown, Venable, Wagner, Wokeham. On the diving board left row--Wei- gum, Spiekerman, Grattone, Mason, Frei Right row--Ghidossi, Loudon, Hoff, Gesler, Johannsen. Swimming Team Sitting (left to right) Shirley Wilson, Beverly Ridenour, Pottie Loudon, La Von Hoff, Fredene Gesler. Kneeling--Pot Lowdon, Carolyn Polenske Swimming and Life-Saving Inter-mural swimming teams were formed again this year and a very su'ccssful seoson ended with the sophomores taking first ploce All teoms had strong swimmers ond the re'oy events were especially very close. Approximately 35 girls signed up for the inter-class swimming meet which wos held during the sixth period gym class. Only girls from the sports class were eligible. Life-saving closses were established for those wishing it in the sixth period sports closs About 40 girls signed up for the junior or senior life saving course, and at least 30 passed the requirements for the certificate for which they were working. Mrs. Elvcra Melby tought the course. L f irlc Drill Tpnm First row--Dickscn, Koenig, Hoff, Erickson, Follett, L. McCoy, Baker, Hoff, Ernst; Perrin. Second row--Field, Radtke, Teresi, Meidmger, H. McCoy, McKindley, Pozzini, Harrison, Irwin, Holderbein, Hieb. Third row--Bulleri, Gordon, Hill, Dyer, Colvin, Goub, Pletz, Burger, Reosoner; Logno, Stevens, McDonald, and Culver not in picture. Captains Marilyn McKindley and Agnes Gaub. Hockey First row--Zumkehr, Ridenour, Pclenskc, Ghidossi, Second row--Linkert, Eisenbeis, Hoff, Lea, Haney. Third row--Nies, Wear, Lowden, Jensen, Wilson. Softball Last year the softball title for 1947-48 wos won by the freshmen who now os sophomores are favored to win again this season. At the time the Tokay went to press, squads hod been chosen and games were being played. Later teams will be selected and they will play for the school title The baseball teams were strong last year, and the loss of the graduating seniors wos keenly felt. The sport was directed by Mrs. Stello Higginbotham. Softball First row--Horst, Zumkehr, Polenske, Ghidossi, Second row--Wear, Saylor, Leo, Fuhrmon. Third row--Nies, Knopp, Wilcox, Louden, Wilson. Archery Archery, which has been tought more as o corrective sport in the special gym class, this year was taught to all girls in regular gym. The first two weeks were spent in learning the fundamentals of arch- ery, including the different ports of the bows and arrows, the vocabu- lary, how to string and unstring the bow, proper body position, and last of all how to shoot the orrews The fourth and final week of archery the girls were graded Grades were received more on form, however, thon on accuracy. Volleyball First row- Hauck, Kawamuro, Fachner, Wakoi, Pclenske Second row--Porta, Bohlander, Greenwood, Iwomiya, Tokai, Ulmer. Basketball and Hockey The first sport of the season in sixth period gym is hockey. This year's cham- pionship was won by the sophomore class. The decision was very close, with the seniors only a few points behind the winners. Basketball season started during the rainy months. The girls practiced on bosketball techniques for obcut a month before the interdoss games began The senior class won the bosketball title for 1947-1948, playing a very good game to win the final decision. The other classes fought hard, but the seniors deserved a first. Basketball First row--Porta, Stark, Polenske, Fochner. Second row--Tokai, Peterson, Frei, Greenwood, Wakoi. it letic tuMZ ictb Closs numeral--48 Iwomiyo, Peterson, Takai, Wokoi. Closs numeral--49 Adler, Furuoko, Kinoshita, Sottler, Smith. Closs numeral--50 Dietz, Graf, Hildenbrond, Jensen, Lowdon, Mizutoni. Class numeral--51 Allmson, Beckmon, Blais, Brown, Chap- puis, Ferguson, Frey, Fode, Garecht, Hansen, Herman, Huber, Jockson, Meyer, McFarland, Mchrmonn, Phillips, Reimche, Schoof, Seibert, Shaw, Sisney, Spiekerman, Steger, Swonsen, Venable, Walker, Werner. Letter L Allinson, Eisenbeis, Fuhrman, Harwich Haney, Horst, Kawomura, Lind, Maier, Sosoki, Soyler, Tanner, Wodo, Wilcox, Yaryan. Letter L with 1 Star Bauer, Berg, Defenbaugh, Estolloso, Freggiaro, Gesler, Ghidossi, Hoff, Jen- sen, Knopp, Leo, Loudon, Nies, Polen- ske, Ridenour, Rudow, Suess, Wear, Weigum, Wilson, Zumkehr. Letter L with 2 Stars Barner, Bushmon, Deutscher, Fachner, Gemcr, Grottone, Green, Houck, Joh- annsen, Larsen, Mason, Nuss, Porta, Rodtke, Rott, Strickland, Strcbel, Ul- mer, Wagner. Letter L with 3 Stars Bohlander, Greenwood, Polenske, Stark, Wakeham. Letter L with 4 Stars Frei, Kommerer, Kroenche. Football Varsity Bechtold, Case, Zeimon, Fiori, Anag- nos, Mendez, Schimke, Schimke , Burdue, Perman , Brumm, Schnell , Weber , Goehring, Berndt , Rostomily, Cook, Dickhoff. Manogers, Loffelbein”, Beyerle . Football Jr. Varsity Frey0, Rieger, Moore, Siegalkoff , Adams, Krause, Re ch, Voccarezza, Groffigno, Mcttler , Childress, San- chez, lacopi, Fehling, Swingle, Koppos, Manogers: Schwartzmon, Weintz, Walz. B Letter Winners Baumboch, Seibert, Harrison, Raridan, Wilburn, Dickman, Emde, Bush, Haro, Tonimoto, Stribling, Strozi, Matsu- moto R., Matsumoto J, Case, Campo- donico, Simpfenderfer, (Mgr ). C Letter Winners Pohl, Baumboch, Arlin, Frei, Horst, Hoppe, Horst, Seibel, Kotey, Gatzert, Ritchie, McBride, Hatzenbuhler; Ges- ler, Braden, Graham, Griess, Reynolds, Miller, Rail, (Mgr); Smith (Mgr), Meyers (Mgr.) Reichenberg (Mgr). Varsity Boskctboll Berndt , Cox ', Fiori , Fore00, Goethrina , Mendez , Rostomily , Schimke Wotanobe , Werner, Burdue, Reich, Rodocker, Vaccarezzo, Managers. Schnell, Carter. Basketball Bee Baumboch, Becker” , Berndt, Case, Foszer0, Gatzert, Goehring”, Horo , Hemitz, Hiramoto, Moser . Shimo- zaki, Lucas, Manogers Beyerle , Tonsley . A Boseball Fore, Hit tie. Cose, Mendez, Adorns, Heinitz, Berndt, Mettler, Becker, Fiori, Schnell, Reich. J. V. Letters Wilburn, Miller, Boumboch, Burdue, Weber, Childress, Yorborough, Man- agers: Simpfenderfer, Yip. Frosh. Soph. Team Vaccarezzo, Porkin, Bishofberger, Boumboch, Hiramoto, Gatzert, Dai- jogo, Matsumoto, Case, Braden. Boxing Letters Baldocchi, Koppos, Miuro, Nietschke, Pfeifer, Blair, Okazaki, Baumboch, Tamoto, Carlyle, Gritts, Harrison, Manager: Vaz. Swimming A Griffith, Boll, Harold, Mogos, Leffler, Lehr, Carter, Miller, Schimke, Horst, Schimke, Wokai. B Broderick, Borth, Campodonico, Rei- chenberg, Glantz, Tonsley, Griess, Grahcm, Kolb, Elwood, Berndt Track A Peightol, Dickman, Kautz, Ross, Coo- per, Tison, Hursom, Groffigno, Fair- banks. B Geiszler, Cox, Seibel, McBride, Minton, Schopp, Rott, McCollum, Madrid, Shannon, Raridan, Nelson. C Schmierer, Sakai, Noguchi, Handel, Marchond, Cox, Bourland. rfc6rtocwCectyme U4 to-... Everyone who helped in the publishing of the 1948 Tokay. Mr. C. W. Naas, Tokay advisor, who pushed when necessary and helped when needed; for his guidance, patience, and understanding of the problems of student editors. Dona Bohnet, assistant editor; Bob Baldocchi, sports editor; and Bob McSherry, photography editor; who assisted in the editing and compiling of this year's annual. Tolliver Printing Company for the cooperation and help in the make-up of the book. Especially our thanks go to Mr. Tolliver who financed the twelve extra pages, which made it possible to have larger and clearer senior pictures. Terry-Dudley Photography Studio, who were responsible for all the photography with the exception of a few snapshots. Their experience saved much time and expense. Stockton Photo-Engraving Company for the engravings used and for their consider- ation and advice. DOROTHY BROMMER EDITOR Or C jJo S- X y iv. ■ fr Us SS C'UtUU' -S f04?7C rurtey sG zSlo c «- ' 0 ct _s ' ss v xs Cts y fr' : S'U 2£A.'t l ttS- '; jdJz A ISK S i—— -} -tt X.. % VL N. V £ v X N X uh -