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

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Each of the 120 members in the Lodi Chapter has a roject of his own: learning to raise or grow his particular roject, which in later years, he may own on a larger rale. Every year, a few outstanding students are selected i qualify for the State Farm Degree. This degree goes to ys with outstanding projects, high scholastic records id leadership. Of all the State Farmers in California, one is chosen Star State Farmer. This year, George Emde, Jr. was ilected Star State Farmer of California. He. with Bennie oehring, California Central Regional President, attend- i the National Convention of Future Farmers at Kan- ts City. George also was winner of the $2000 college jholarship awarded by the Standard Oil Co. to the out- anding Future Farmer of California. The award was lade in April at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. ulslanding Future Farmers: Isbill, Goehring, Linn, mde, Anagnos. Of Future Farmers ulure Farmers—Sophomores, (knee- ng): Dumont, Dickoff. Row I: (left right) D. Handel, DeJong, Pruden, ieiszler. M. Handel, Johnson, Blair, ulbertson Row II: Costamagna.Leal, unk Yarborough, Degraff. Burnett, . Emde, F. Rohslan. Row III: Shelby, rey, Davis, Macdonald, Whitby, Felten, ewis. Wall. Future Farmers—Freshmen (left to right) Row I: McSherry, Geiszler, Costa, Keefer, Schramm Scott. Weller. Wag- ner, Row II: Funk, Mattice, Hammer, Fernandes, Baumbach, Kleinschmidt, Patterson, Wagner. Row III: Thompson Steiger, Oneto Mehlhoff, Riddlesper- ger, Dierich, Rutledge, Row IV: Miller. Blythe, Murray, Lauchland, Thornes- berry, Hall. Row V: Doerr, Frey, Nagel, Berg, Hanson, Mills.

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The Lodi Chapter of Future Farmers of Amerii was the first Chapter organized in California. There w; no Agriculture building at that time, and all the stuc of Agriculture was carried on in a single room, which now our school store. The Lodi Chapter has grown co: siderably since then, having its own Agriculture buil ing at the present time. After Lodi joined the nation organization, over 193 other schools in the state receive charters. During the past year, Lodi Chapter participated judging contests and the showing of animals at fait At the judging contests, six teams: Dairy. Livestoc Tree, Farm Mechanics, Agronomy, and Poultry compete in the state semi-finals and later at the state finals San Luis Obispo, where the Lodi Tree and Farm Mec! anics team won State Championship last year. The bo; showing animals competed in the county and state fail and also at the Cow Palace at San Francisco. Officers and Advisors: (left to right) Row I: Adams Lin Moore. President; Harrison. Row II: Ferrero. Mr. Johr Mr. Diekman, Mr. Mellor, Advisors; Anagnos. Lodi Chapter No. 1 Future Farmers—Juniors (left to right) Row I: Krebs, Williams, Berg, Smith, A. Freggario Meyers, Sausieda, Row II: Knoll. E. Freggario, Heupel, Nies, Frei, Meltone, DeJong. Row III: Hart, Keller. Scott. Rott, Viera, McMann. Fehling. Future Farmers—Seniors, (left to righ Kneeling: Linn, Frey. Row I: Mark Bluck, Harrison Adams, Baumbac Ferrero, Allison, Reiswig, Row II: Wak field. Vossler, Isbill, Vaz, Rohslan, A agnos Emde, Reich. Row III: Lew Minton, Kynaston, Moore, Lewis, Gc hring, Gordon.

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Majorettes—Ellen Uttecht. Rosie Thalas. Lorraine Graf, LaVon Hoff (left to right) Row I: Forsyth, Catron Kuehl, Bahneman Moser. Swanson, Bentz. Row II: Crosby. Miyaoka. Lip pert. Maltice, Hart. Thurman Nordwick. Katzakian Tanner. Kammerer, Ring. Row III: Ferrero, Little, Is bill. Howard, Grenz Steacy. Nimtz. Standa. Rode. M Handel. Hieb. Weltzin. Row IV: Schmierer. Colvin, M Doyle. Peterson. Hausauer, Weist Wittmer, Meier. R Doyle, Fercho. Row V: H. Handel. Knoll, Goehring, Zupo Marchand. Our Music Makers Drum Major—Nancy Manor