Lodi Academy - Lodian Light Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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A Smclewta czppfzecdcwe ,maatimi exgeezieace dn me ' dana adm. MEMBERS of the Seminar are Volney Guptill, Doro- thea Bullock. Carlene Ebel, Drew Hamlin, Lorene Elicker. Gerry Polston, Katherine Kenyon. Iulie Kel- ler, and Elder Crowder. From memories of fun, work and study, thouahts take on a more serious aspect. The SEMlNAR, headed by Elder Ivan T. Crowder, will long remember services they plan and Sabbath trips they take. Much preparation is necessary, First, speeches must be Writteng then memorized, tape recorded, and improved upon. Finally it is time to present the service itselt, as each one experiences a thrill ot active Christian service. All these hold a place in the students' book of memories. Drew pauses as the girls' trio sings The Love of God. which is the THEME of the heart- searching talks given by the members of the Seminar on their visits to different churches in the conference. Here they are seen in the Lodi Hilborn Church, 'l'1t'u11t'a-six

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1' ecwlma ,Megane S, S. . W if MW' Delbert Perkins and Shirley Kinney talk over Sabbath School and M. V. plans with Mrs. Wolfe, Miss Morel, Mr. Hill and Mr. Mayor, their SPONSORS. Weekends filled with activities bring back a feeling of stgange security and peacefulness as stu! dents remember quiet hours spent in the chapel during SABBATI-l SCHOOL and MISSIONARY VOL! UNTEER meetings, so carefully planned by their student leaders, Through these services the students are rested and given the courage they need to go ahead into the future, Winning souls throughout out lite and preparing for an eternity together. FIRST SEMESTER Sabbath School and M. V. OFFI SERS discuss interesting ideas for their jobs on a Sabbath afternoon. They are Geraldine Smith, Louane Kelm, Douglas Henning, Iohn Thiele, loy Town- send, Dawn Minifie, Gerry Polston. Dean Beckett, Betty Driver, and Lavonne Miller. Y- tix