The Boy Friend
HORTENSSE ...............................JULIE GILLESPIE
MAISIE. ..............................DONNA LINHOLM, front row, fourth from right
DULCIE ..............................JOYCE HENDERSON, front row, fourth from left
NANCY ..............................THERESA COTRELL, first row, second from left
FAY .............................JANET MCCARTY front row, second front right
POLLY BROWNE ..............................SANDRA CAVEY, second row, second from right
BOBBY ..............................KHOSRO DJAHANBANI, front row, fourth from right
PIERRE ..............................GEORG NEAL, front row, first on left
MARCEL .............................JERRY COOK, front row, far right
ALPONSE ..............................DON WEBSTER, front row, third from left
MADAME BUBONNET ..............................DOROTHY MULVIHILL, second row, second from left
PERCIVAL BROWNE ..............................ORWIN DOW, back row, second from left
TONY ..............................DALE LINDHOLM, back row, second from right
LORD BROCKHURST ..............................JERRY KATAZKIAN, back row, far right
LADY BROCKHURST ..............................BARBAR KOROCH, second row, first one on right
GENDARME ..............................HARRY BADER, not in photograph
A WAITRESS ..............................MARLENE STOUT
PEPE ..............................ART KATZAKIAN, back row, far left
LOLITA ..............................JERRY COOK, front row, tfar right
Harry Bader
Harry was a distant cousin of mine. He was in the class of 1954 from Lodi Union HS. We attended the same church, the Evangelical Lutheran Church. With the church group we attended the various functions. The one I remember most was a trip to the snow lines. We rented a tobogan and found a hill that was suitable for sliding down. Trouble was, there was a tree at the bottom of the hill. I choose to be the last one seated on this five person tobagan. When I saw we were going to hit the tree, I bailed. Harry bailed next. The three other girls just held on and screamed. They received bumps and bruises but nothing serious. Harry's father was our family dentist, later, Harry became our family dentist. We had a lot of laughs and memories. He married, had several children and then his wife came down with cancer. He was always worried about her. One of his dreams as a kid was to buy a corvet. Finally, he did. He had a massive heart attack one day at work and he was gone. No one had time to say good-by. We all miss him.
The following is what was written in the Boy Friend program about him:
HARRY BADER (Gendarme and Fan Man) appeared in both the All-School production of "Family Portrait" and the Senior Class production of "Arsenic and Old Lace." In his senior year Harry also served LUHS as student body president. Following hi8s graduation from Lodi High in 1954, Harry attended Westmar College in LeMars, Iowa, where he performed in the college all school play, "The Crucible" by Arthur Milller. His graduate work has been done at the College of the Pacific.
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