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

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A Cappella Choir Orchestra

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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

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You say there is no such thing as a ghost? If you saw the Junior Play (and most of you did, judging from the profit of S356.44) your belief in ghosts has been firmly established. The plot of the Junior Play. Ghost Wanted , centered around the discovery of hid- den ammunitions and the undercover search for the spy who was pretending to be the caretaker. The play was given variety by such characters as: Professor D’Vallen, an authority on voodoo: his strange Cycling” assistant, Madam Zolga: and the house maid Troddy, who had an obsession for making a “cup of tea.” Supplying the thrills was the spirit of the late fish- erman, Simon Gore, whose mysterious death had occur- red only a few months before. All in all the play was a huge success, and congratulations are in order for Mr. Van Horn, director; Peggy Pace, student director: and Bettv Saylor, assistant student director for their splendid work. The Junior Play The Cast (left to right) Row I: Nesbitt Marchand Smith Tanner Row II: Saylor Ghidossi Woodworth Hildenbrand Forsyth Dyer Markoy Bentz Pace Van Horn Simpfenderfer Row III: Bybee Rott Campbell Siegalkoff Jensen Rawlins “Ghost W anted”