Lodi Academy - Lodian Light Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Sixteen zdeatafaf' 4 adfufedl qgbecafmaaic X s,.,f ' new . Mrs. Wolfe is setting the metronome in her part of the cottage-like Music Studio, as Bob Gear. a freshman, takes his PIANO LESSON-one oi his iirst for the year. Sitting by a hand-carved Oriental coffee table in her beautiful multi-colored. gold- brocaded Oriental iacket is Mrs. Wolfe as she relaxes at HOME. Her teenage son. Stan, is away attending school, One of the most recent members added to the faculty ol Lodi Academy is MAUDE MILLER WOLFE, MUSB., teacher ot piano and organ. She was born in the Far East, the daughter of the well-known Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Miller, who were missionaries in the Orient. While Mrs. Wolfe was still in China she taught at the academy there. The guests in he'- home readily notice her love lor the beauties ol the Orient, tor this theme is emphasized throughf out. She has taught not only in China, but at Upper Columbia Academy in Spangle, Washing- ton, and at Mount Vernon Academy in Ohio, Having earned her Bachelor ol Music degree from Capitol University, Columbus, Ohio, she wants to obtain her Master of Arts degree in the near tuture.

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cmiaw win at asian! lwllhe limiors wonll' A cry of happy extiltatioh to some, but a biz: disappoiritmeht for the other arixioiis classes. The A,S.l3. l3lC- NlC provides a chance lor each class to difzplay its skill in such activities as the broad jtrip, liiali jump, hurdles, mile run, baseball throw, and other track everits. The class that wins has its riarrie but ori the aolcl trophy cub which has beeri won by just tivo other classes. Members of the first semester STUDENT COUNCIL are: ttrontj B. Driver. I. Spomer, B. Mertz-vice-president, H. Larson-president. E. McCcxrt: fse-cond! B. Bechthold, M. Bryson. M. Romero. B. Lum- merding-secretcxry. B. Webster, D, Henning. K. Ing. T. Gilbert- trecxsurer, R. Keeling: tbcxckh Mrs. Roth. C. Ramsey. D. Beckett- sergecmt-cxt-cxrms, Mr. Warren, D. Perkins-pcxstor, and L. Ensminger. tv: x J N be f If' T .?l'Q? v ff A , inf! f' i as 1 .YT was , AIA U'

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af! of ,maya wfweada a - awe aaa academy campaa few week Pat Hershey and Dorothy Cleveland have a fnendly chat with ELDER WEBSTER and at the same hme have some questxons answered The SENIOR TRIO that started out as a 1umor tno consxsts of Vlrgxma McGee Nancy Everett and Man Lynn Salas They are wear1ng the whxte satm vestments worn by the gxrls of the Madrxgals for sacred concerts One of the most 1nsp1r1ng WEEKS Ol PRAYER Lod1 Academy has ever known was conducted by Elder Donald Webster ass1stant ed1tor of the Slgns of the Tlmes The whole atmosphere of the campus seemed to change as thoughts were hlted to h1gher planes and heavenly aoals There was real loglc to h1s reasomng as he pomted out drtlerent phases of Chrrs 'namty espcclally rmportant to youth Students vs ted hlrn to eek coun about thetr problems or even Just tor lrrendly aet acquarnted chat The meettnas held each nrght of t c week possessed the same Splfll as the E da ewe'n'1'1 VESPERS when ofter t entor tr o lS heard presentlng the spec l 'wus c p eced1na the vesper talk si!