I Q1 A .n vw lm 6 rp .rr OJ oer rrtemow lCr'COt arf, T956 :hrs Foo re r a sfhoot C GCG f ir a r , a EIA art Cr! irtit mrft wi r orrv, om 1 tltesn ruff Q cherg an r rg dos ' ox, uf 1 e, uf Us non an doa rt 0 Ort 1 tw rrr 5 5 Q. dear to Us n marry respects wool s rke rtaton wrth tts exefetwe department sta es men and tw ea 5 The T957 LODIAN Ll T therefore attemp 5 a corhparrson between the nattonat and sehoot comrmmrtnes It brtrtgg to you dedaratrorws prtncrpally of Amerucart ea ers rn the hope that they wall sttmu ate a reafftrrrat on ot those pr ncrples whtch made t ts rtatucn grea' ps, Bonnie Lammerdmg Drew Hamlin . . , are fagpgz, to sea f , th y 1, N rfs ot 't e , ' fr: tt 57, lrt J P 5 H 'r'w O'-1:3 Jt M A 3 fn rt 1. if n 'ra .r- f. C'Pf1:f r' ,i VW 1 ' 1. r'1 g C'f:5 me 'r e 3 ' 5, Crm, lc 4 :' fr 1 ,,,!, rue' ' tatt twat f Y, Nhrctr to - t pete, arf: run th-rt on ' 1 1 3:5 The rm,-rrtOrrf-S ot trlertds, classmates, and t a : pe Maps the orwg hetd z-sr ' to r 4 wrt, Th are hfirhrr 1 d 'w 1.-It rwver rag:g:er1 'J tut here is t.r eff o ke rp ' oss rm-rrro e- that rf so ,m K L D , . I X 1 me sd a I' me , 'L - Y Y. V L Y .X I Y - . 1 , , 'L Q , , GH , , 1 . ' t V -ur Y d , ' - ' ' ' I h' ' . t. Doug Hennmg nga ad' W gang, -mpvw Dave Uyeyama Lynden Larsen !'V N? 1 , Ronald Patterson Josephine Yialel ne SmiTh 'Q Jreaentlke iigjiimff '57 ACADEMY, Lodi, California B 1? 'rib' ,, !. DEDICATION 120.413 've' -r', As a teacher he hes unxelfishly shared hig learning with countleu admiring studentg. Many of his years of educational work were spent in China and in the westem hart of thaUnitedStaks.Notonlyhnhegivenof hisbesttoinstroctyoungpeoplein science and mathematics. but also in becoming better ltqulinled with Hlir Matti. Eight yean have been spent in willing lerviceforthe 'ofL0diAcaderny.Stu- dentaueinntin irnpreuedbythehm and awayinhismind. Asaman,hehnldeeponrwidion, univer- lllQPd,,il66Qlfl.I'i0f,llNIOf. ForaeveralyaenthewoeenoltheI.0DlAN llGHThaaQnmaQpoasibleQhisuntiring lpal 3 ' A Q T9 him, NJ. years mn. an mn U me pn. , ,gs my ,, X r if T -rm Y ,ga , . ,R 1 'du 'N-. x 'P' XM ' -A W ,, ., K, ,1T?5ti..- 5 ., JT. r,-1. .J 'ST ,xi -wi I . . 5 , ' ' ' Q .A x -31 1..- 1-in . A fm., fr O 4' 1 1' filv , as . J 1 . ' ' 11 , h f J 4 Y' x r Q b A , l -v..,, A ' ' H4 u . , V fu . 'M' .: '2 K 'swf as N . r I s I 1 4 1 5 l N if-we 5 X 21 ' , 'fi 5 ' 2 , 1 '-.. J ,H . f ff an f gi in f . ' .-Nw . . Q , , . Q, ' 6+ 4 me x wi, w .,,,. 7 '55 'E . ' 's.f.'t ' my vi - 4 f,: .X Q I fx' ,A ' 1 i 1 K fl, me V 44123 4 'A an HQ' 5. 9 N Q. I A F' ,, 3 ,,f', 1 ' I, . W K Q' :fn wk :L-u 1 ' 1 ll ,Q ,L 4 1 'Q ,x',k wa f 1 - M fu 'f'f-L r K w K ' . 3 fgz v K rxvi Vi - L. ai! 2 ,- mga . Q Pm, 4'i,q.f Q k i' my 8 ,wh ,Tabv :Kms .K 4 K if 'N.H4.' Q A 4 +14 M I Q ,4?.: J Q, 'wi' 'H 'Rf 5.wqgj- ...L b-asa , y UD' 'avi .Wg P., -an K w H0 . Q. ,I Flu' L' www k ,si-.Hz 4 'Lo rs 0 K it I v, Jim Zvrdd.. ' s. W- . ' 1 5 ' 4 s I - n 'Q 4 Q . . -A F .Sn , Q 6 4 Q ,S 4 - .4 'f,i'.Yff..'. - NGN' . ,. ., 4 A 0 .rf n 1 New principal enjoys working with Lodi 's youth The Lodi Academy has been established to produce a group of workers trained, motivated, and dedicated to a life of service in the Lord's vineyard. Our task is to provide outstanding education and training in moral, intellectual, spiritual, and physical values to young men and women who will one day assume the roles of leaders and active laymen in the work of the church so that Christ can soon come to claim His own. Lodi Academy graduates will be an important part of the foundation upon which the future work of this denomination will rest. ln building that foundation to withstand the pressure of time and the stresses of coming events, nothing is more important than the caliber and quality of the young church members who each year enter our doors and prepare for lives of service. The security of the church will some day be in their hands. I trust that young people throughout northern California will realize this great opportunity for service to humanity and that they will heed the call. Sincerely your friend, W. T. Will The Executive at work and at home .,- uf' 1 : ff . QM , , Across the green carpet, sitting maiestically behind a massive mahogany desk, Principal W. T. Will concen- trates on dictating an important letter to his secretary, Mrs. Norman Roy. Stopping for a moment in his busy sched- ule Mr. Will poses for a family portrait. Standing, from left to right, is: Larry, age ll, Mrs. Will, and Nyla, age eight. y . ,,. ...fd T? i Visitors to the principal's office in the afternoon meet Mrs. Norman Roy first. That is when she takes care of Mr. W. T. WiIl's correspondence. To some she may work behind the scenes, but without her help we could not have a successful school year. Registrar joins in many activities ,.W Transcripts, grades, honor rolls and ab- sence lists keep Mr. Don Prior, A.B., very busy in the Registrars office. Besides being a Senior class sponsor, he also takes an active part in various sports. His teach- ing load includes driver's education, American government and American history. Well liked by all, Mr. and Mrs, Prior, Cindy and Gary live in the new duplex for which he laid blocks last summer. The senior dormitory boys look forward to the,day when they will be asked to his house for Sabbath dinner. He well knows how much a fellow enioys a home- cooked meal! Lower left: l'll excuse you this time, says Mr. Prior as Earl Mattheus explains why he was absent. Working in the office, are: Jeanne Abston, George Graham, Dorothy Cleveland, and Kenneth lng. Below: Mr. and Mrs. Prior, Cindy and Gary pause for a moment before leaving on a trip to the City. Inn Accounts and ledgers keep htm busy Getting and spending money so that not a penny will be wasted is the respon- sibility ot Mr. Frank Gibbon, A.B. We are fortunate to have someone as dependable and helpful as Mr. Gibbon to handle the accounts and buying tor the school. He is a graduate 'ot Walla Walla College and has been here eight years. Charlie, Richard and Terry, his three sons, are always eager for a game of ten- nis, baseball or golf. Mr. Gibbon claims that's what keeps him young. Below: As Terry and his dad leave for the tennis court they tell Mrs. Gibbon to be sure to have supper ready when they return. Lower right: Registration day is always a big day, Every student stops at the business office to make financial arrangements. Miss Virginia Randall and Mr. Frank Gibbon are writing receipts and taking tuition money. , AVTV ,wr W My if Dean Wor Mr. J. W. Hottal, A.B., is a real pop to the Norsemen. As Dean and instructor of three P.E. classes and one tumbling class, he still finds time to give some counsel and advice to his fellows. Mr. Hottal is a graduate of Union College where he maiored in Bible and minored in History. His favorite hobby is an invigorating game of basketball. He relaxes by listening to his Hi-Fi, or working on his collection of church bulletins. Mrs. Hottal always greets the boys of north hall with her pleasing smile when they come to her with requests, and she surely has found a place in their hearts. Building pyramids, front rolls, and back rolls are familiar to the fellows in tumbling class. In the bottom row of the pyramid are Duane Bechthold, Wayne Gohl, Darol Funk, Jim Hampton. Middle row: Lowell Hagele, Howard Wallace, Virgil Wahl. Top: Richard Bietz. . . . yes, we were iust ready to leave, says Mr, Hottal as Mrs. Hottal waits anxiously to go to the faculty party. 's filled with hours of responsibility Across: Mrs. Irene S. Hamilton, our second semester Dean of Girls, is from Napa. She has worked in four other academies. She especially enioys painting and is an accom- plished dressrnaker. Lower right: Miss Louise Roberson, assistant Dean of Girls, steps out of her room to quiet some of her girls in the Annex. Lodi Academy isn't new to her because during 1952-53, she also served as assistant dean. Below: Mrs. Lena B. Cady, our first semester Dean of Girls, is at one of her never-ending iobs, hemming dresses! Always ready and willing to help any of her daughters, she is loved by all. lllness made it necessary for her to give up the dean's work, 3 'Y'5 ,ref ! 1.2213 3 . on, aff! . ff '1 . '- -1 s 4, , wx f Carl Anderson seated Judy Chase Don Tonn and Pat Fenton listen intently as Elder Greer gives Jack Foreign correspondent heads Bible department One of the new members of our faculty is Elder H. E. Greer. Having been a missionary in Chile for seven years, he is well-qualified for teaching Spanish l and II. While there he was Dean of Boys at the Chilean Training School. He graduated from Pacific Union College and also received his M.A. from the S.D.A. Theological Sem- inary in Washington, D. C. Besides teaching Spanish, Elder Greer teaches New Testament and Youth Problems. 1,9 J After teaching all day the Greers like to spend some time together discussing the day's activities. Mrs. Greer, Elder Greer, Sharon and Donna enioy an exciting game of Sorry. Bible study develops a strong character Unto two thousand and three hundred days, then shall the sanctuary be cleansed, quotes Mr. Milford D. Perrin, A.B. Besides teaching Bible doctrines, speech, journalism and printing, he is also advisor for the GATEWAY and LODIAN LIGHT. Mr. Perrin and his family spent the summer in Washington, D.C., where he took advanced work in Bible at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary. He is a graduate of Pacific Union College. I Mr. and Mrs. Milford Perrin and Lloyd say goodbye as Ralph and Eileen, with lunch pails in hand, leave for school. ln printing class Terry Gibbon, Edwin Baker, Monte Chase and Dennis Renschler are setting up type. Monte is having a little trouble. .af i me , Before every class Mr. Bunch is always seen with a group of students crowded around him asking questions as fast as they can. Here we see him helping George Graham with a problem in Algebra ll as Terry Gilbert Cin striped shirtl, Bill Borris, Bill Bechthold, Gaylene Wesner, and Bob Breckenridge look on. Mr. and Mrs. Bunch are seen with Chinta as they wait for guests to arrive, Chinta, a tiny Pomeranian dog, is well-trained, and can do many amusing tricks. EZ, ! If if I in If E its . Science and Mathematic Equations, square roots, cubes, theo- rems, and factors, are all very familiar terms to Mr. Lowell Bunch, A.M., because he heads the mathematics department. He graduated from Walla Walla College and received his A.M. at Whitman College in Washington. Mr. Bunch came to Lodi eight years ago from Gem State Academy in Idaho. He spent the years of l924- l939 as a missionary in Singapore and Manila. Students enjoy his classes because they are flavored with bits of witticism. Mr. Bunch's supply of jokes never seems to be exhausted. 2:7 are well represented The slide rule makes it possible tor draftsmen to make mathematical calculations rapidly, explains Mr. Cecil Mayor, M.S. During his three years here at Lodi he has proved himself an excellent instructor in biology, chemistry and physics. Mr. Mayor deserves much credit for working overtime to make his courses beneficial to youth of this modern, scientific age. He is a graduate of Emmanuel Missionary College and the University of Michigan. For relaxation, Mr. Mayor claims watch repairing to be perfect, while Mrs. Mayor enioys china painting. Below: Fay and Kay Eller are two of the thirty-three frustrated chemists or beginning physicists at work in the laboratory. Bottom right: After a hard day's work Mr. C. W. Mayor relaxes by helping his wife with the dinner dishes. 0 IIN History is Bible prophecy fulfilled i u 3 ICI I lllllu Mr. Bascom enjoys taking his class around the world in history. Mr. Maurice Bascom, a graduate ot Union College last year, has been an enthusiastic leader in school activities and assistant dean ot boys. Being an ASB. sponsor calls for many hours of plan- ning. With his help the events ot the second semester were a success. He teaches world history and Old Testament history. S -ef Mr. Bascom and his wife, Dorothy, enjoy reminiscing as they look through their college annual, Mrs. Bascom also attended Union College. lmeres' and humor are imprinted cn each face as rne Norsemen watch the feature film that highlighted an exciting weekend ot events at Pnecrest Camp, located aboot titteen miles from Lake Tahoe, Training the hand through Industrial Arfs Mr. Lawrence Wolfe, B.A., a graduate of Wash- ington Missionary College, carne from Mount Ver- non Acaderny where he taught for eight years. Having served for five years in the Air Force, he is fully qualified to teach the Medical Cadet Corps. The fellows all enjoy his war stories, tool ff! ft You are doing very well, Stan, says Mr Wolfe as he watches Stanley Knight draw Others in the classroom are Vannie McMillin Ken Scoggins, Marvin Mounce, Daniel Smith ln addition to Woodworking I a Woodworking Il class has been organized this year Some of the fellows in the furniture Armin Flato, Bob Walker, and Gary Twing. Gathered for family worship before going to Vespers, Mr. Wolfe reads a text to his wife, Jo and two children, Bob and Jean. A trim campus is his pleasant task I Keeping up the campus is a nevenending task. Mr. Hagele turns the water off so he can water another area. German is an easy subiect for Eric Flato fstandingl, who has recently come to the United States from Ger- many. You see, he can speak very little English and Mr. Hagele takes him through some drills as the rest of the class look on. 26 Mr. Arthur Hagele, B.S., came to Lodi from Sheyenne River Academy. He is the teacher of the newly organized German class. He spent eight of his twenty-seven years in the teaching profes- sion at S.R.A, Mr, Hagele graduated from South Dakota State Teachers College. The neat appearance of the campus can be at- tributed to Mr. Hagele. The group of fellows that work for him are constantly working to improve the looks of the campus. The Cafeteria and Laundry are indispensable Pies are Miss Elizabeth Eitel's specialty but these home-made pies do not last long at Lodi Academy. On this particular day, she tempted the students with her delicious pumpkin delights. Miss Eitel has been in cafeteria work for thirteen years, four of them here at Lodi. Among her hobbies are reading, cooking, and traveling by plane. Last summer Miss Eitel attended a food directors' workshop at La Sierra College. For five weeks the group studied diets and ways of preparing new, tasty dishes. ,Af 5' l 31-, ' in lf? V ,LJ :if Ffa f' -,.,.M,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,g,,, Laughter and gaiety reign as the workers sing, talk or ioin in on a good chuckle. Washing, ironing, folding and putting away become as easy as if they had done it for years. Besides being laundry superin- tendent, Mrs. Mary Walther is assist- ant matron in the cafeteria. She gets the school laundry finished on Thursday by working mornings. Afternoons are spent in the kitchen. She has been at Lodi Academy four years, and loves it very much. Future secretaries are well frained y ith-r-e three, gay-r-oo-p group. These are familiar sounds to Miss Virginia Randall, BS., and ' X her shorthand class of twenty-two future stenog- raphers. In the business office she keeps books, answers telephones and accepts tuition. In her leisure moments she likes to relax in her favorite overstuffed chair and read an enjoyable book. We shall always remember her good- natured and sweet personality. Standing at the blackboard, Miss Randall writes shorthand characters, as she takes her class through a general routine drill. Gaylene Wesner and Carolyn Plubell working exceptionally hard Here We find Ml55 Randall in me llbfaft' 5C5 ln9 on their shorthand assignment, strive for eighty words a minute. the shelves for another interesting book to read. Librarian's duties are many A would-be traveler in our midst is Miss Grace Morel. She is not particular where she goes so long as there is scenery. But this dream is hard to fulfill because of her busy schedule. She received her AB, from Pacific Union Col- lege and went on to the University of Southern California for the MS. in Library Science, Miss Morel is the pleasant and faithful librarian. Having been here for eight years, she has per- fected our library so that we novv enioy excellent library service and her student assistants are al- ways ready to find information for research proiects. English Ill students are also under her teaching I fn., guidance. ...W The library science class at work: Pat Butler is handing a new M.V. Being Sabbath School 6GlVlSO l4e9PS M'55 Book Club selection to Wanda Curry, Josephine Yialelis and Betty Starke- Mfifel bUSY bU' Bflef these dvtiss ale OVGV baum ask Dorothy Jenkins if their pictures are straight. She lllf9S 10 Sl' in 5 Comfoflable Cllalf and 'infix 9...s.,.-as-mf ff Q l read about those who can travel. -ilx X XSL. Long hours and tedious practice make 'C is Jllil es Directing isn't hard when you have Co-operation, says Mr. Hill as he guides the band through an in tricate movement of LaFiesta Mexicana. At the close of a busy spring day Mr. and Mrs. Hill, with Dougie and Pam, pose with their new V.W. before taking a spin into the country. Mr. Melvin S. Hill's long, tedious hours ot work make Lodi Academy's 65-piece concert band out- standing. Mr. Hill received his B.S. from La Sierra College and his M.M. from the University of Southern California. Besides giving private lessons and conducting the band, Mr. Hill also directs the Sabbath School orchestra and is an Associated Student Body sponsor. Long hours of work to prepare for the banquet and the amateur hour have been squeezed into his busy schedule. Xl he musical organizations outstanding Names like Lodians, Madrigals, and Lodettes may sound rather complicated, but they are choral groups conducted by Norman J. Roy, M.M., each week. Sponsoring the Associated Student Body and the Junior Class take up the rest of his time. Mr. Roy is a graduate of Union College and after working five summers he received his Master of Music Education degree last summer at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Being in charge of the Temperance Club meant choosing winners of the oratorical contest, essay contest, and poster contest. lt also meant organiz- ing the Club and planning a trip to San Francisco. , A N'-CA N, T'-QM.. -at Diligently practicing under Mr. Roy's skillful leader- ship are, left to right: Marlene Dollinger, Max Eber- hardt, Lois Voth, Lowell Hagele, Janis Thiele, Shirley Fuller, Gloria Rund, and Louane Kelm. The Roys find Sherry, six years, and Sandra Jean, 17 months, an important as well as pleasurable part of their busy routine. Good music enriches one's life M,'-,-,,,..- Mrs. Maude Wolfe is sitting in front of the Hi-Fi set made by her son Stan, Between practice hours on her grand piano she enjoys listening to her Hi'Fi records. Diligent practice brings perfection, is Dar- lene Grube's motto as she carefully follows Mrs. Wolfe's instructions, Everything will run smoothly .-.hen it's her turn to play for Friday night vespers. The piano and organ are familiar instruments to Mrs. Maude Miller Wolfe, Mus. B. Her music is enjoyed during chapel, Friday night vespers, and Sabbath School. She was born in the Far East, the daughter of a missionary doctor and wife, Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Miller. Her teaching experience includes the Far East- ern Academy in China, Upper Columbia Academy in Washington and Mt. Vernon Academy in Ohio. Mrs. Wolfe received her Bachelor of Music degree from Capitol University, Columbus, Ohio, and she is on her way to obtaining a Master of Arts in the near future. Press manager enjoys work Like President Eisenhower, Mr. Leroy Cooke also enjoys playing golf in his few spare moments. His years of experience are the backdrop for his work as manager of the Lodi Academy press. Southwestern Junior College was where he took his printing course. He is always willing to chat a few moments with curious students that wander into his print shop. Mr. Cooke, with his St. Nicholas front, thor- oughly enioys a hearty laugh and often comes up with a joke himself. l Mr. Cooke pauses a moment from his linotype work to answer a question from one of his student helpers. Before bedtime Lynda, Larry, Lonna and Lou Ann like to gather around Daddy and listen to him read a bedtime story. Then off to bed they scamper. Mrs. Cooke works part-time in the Lodi Academy press where her husband is manager. I.- if At the sewing machine Miss Wilson is right at home as she busily rnonograms a tea towel. Practical arts produce purposeful citizens One of the favorite hobbies of Enid Wilson, A.B., is sewing. ln her busy schedule of teaching Typing I and Il to future secretaries and business- men, she finds time to make most of her own clothes. She also teaches Home Economics ll and Cooking l to the homemakers of tomorrow. Since graduation from Union College, Lincoln, Nebraska, she has spent twelve years teaching. Four of those years here at Lodi. With her friendly disposition and Christian in- fluence she has helped us make this year a success. Miss Wilson admires the speed and accuracy with which Joy These hands represent the hands of those that have Carpenter does her sewing. toiled hour after hour, day after day trying to learn the technique to typing. English and Printing enlighten the nafion If it's swimming, skating or volleyball, Mrs, Elmer Diede will accept an invitation for she enioys many sports. Mr. Elmer Diede tinlcers on his new Ford or works at photography when he is not on duty as press foreman. Since her graduation from Walla Walla College seven years ago, Mrs. Diede has been in educational work, Last year she taught at Plainview Academy in South Dakota. This year she teaches double sec- tions of English I and ll. -nl Mrs. Diede instructing English ll. The Diedes relax at home and listen to their tavorite tape Mr. Elmer Diede, press foreman, poses before running ,ecordingsg programs through the vertical press. . l A f r A A i I ' 1 l W is- .5 E 'L x .fr -v- , fm--, was -, mrnwwgtzs., yi 4 Q ,.,,.,,, ,A V x ,nz.,...,-. . ,W f mi' . .3-4 f N . . X CTP iv. S 9' '.f ff .57,.,. 201, V ',' . Q, aw 'Qin was ff' 1, Douglas Henning President Freshman Class President 53-54g Norsernen Pastor 565 Band 53-575 Lodians 5-1-575 LODIAN LIGHT Business Manager 56-57. Janice Quella Vee President S-gma Bela Kapoa President 57, GATEWAY Assoc, Edifor 56-57g Sigrna Bela Kappa Council Member 56g ASB 55-57. ,IAQ 11' fd' 4l ' --as 122' ,Rag ihniv-' J i Enid Wilson Sponsor l Donald G. Prior Sponsor Roger Fisher Treasurer Work: Doctor, Norsernen Club Member 56-575 Associated Student Body Member 56-577 Temperance Club 56-575 Life Senior of Jeanne Abston 'T li 'I Y? vii 12 Secretary 'CQ Lodian Vice President 57g Los Amigos Vice President 57, Sigma Beta Kappa Treasurer 56g Seminar 4, xg 7 Pianist 56-57, Madrigals 56-57. -is' if '-0' s av J, l L N -wxgg, 'LJ -o-Mp? David Uyeyarna Pastor Norsemen Club Treasurer 575 Los Amigos Treasurer 56g ASB Pastor 565 M.V. Leader 57g Seminar 56-575 Norsemen Club Pastor 57. Carl Anderson Sergeant-at-Arms Lodian President 56g Sophomore Class President 54-55g Band Treas- urer 569 Lodian Stage Manager 55- 575 Madrigals 56-571 Seminar 56-57. Class 57 Salutatorian Valedictorian Lavonne Miller, Salutatorian, has attended Lodi Academy for two years. .lack Gilliland, Valedictorian, has at- tended Lodi Academy for four years. 35? 9,0 .ig-J EQ ,vc fi? Lawrence E. Wolfe If N--.., Sponsor ' .44 '15 ,,-of if Bull Beclttltold Upstlon Gamma Sergeant at Arms 56 Band Sergeantatlxrms 56 Stu dent Councnl Member 55 Assoctated Student Body Member 53 57 Darlene Beglau Assocuated Student Body Councxl Member 56 Band 55 57 GATEWAY Staff 56 57 Upstlort Gamma Mem ber 53 57 Wanda Boyd er 65 Sgma ea Kama Member 56 57 Assoctated er 5 :S catt r Bob Breckenrudge Prestdem 56 Jan or Ca s Prestdertt 55 56 Bard Prestdent 56 Sophomore Class Treasarer 54 55 GATEWAY Stall 56 57 Band 53 57 L -Q.-5, 'wi' fy' -sf Larry Anderson Banc 7 drs lon Gamma 53 7 Los Ar-atgos Member 56 57 ASB 7 ance C Lb 5 Lte 'ro k Accodrttant Larry Andrews oar Pas 5 No emen u Nerrb 7 Uustlcn Gan ma 'ferr' 'ts 56 57 te o cn ...-r Senior arlene Bell Upstlort Gamma 55 57 Temperance Club 5657 Assoctated Student Body Member 55 57 Life Work Elementary Teacher Bull Borrts Upsrlon Gamma 53 57 Los Amtgos 56 57 Temperance Club 56 57 Assoctated Student Body 53 57 Lute Wok Ctytl Ertgtrteer I 5-1-5 p ' - 5 p X 53-5 5 Temser . V 6-572 k Lo W 'or '7: rs t C' 'b ' ber 56g Loca ' 5 Ll 'N 'lc' - Ar 'ec' ' Q1 - M 2 9 , X . I K F. ,E 3' Band Memb 5 r 7g t , Bt steam Bocy Nemba 6-57g Lt .korlf Elo-fetttar. EQ, c, ASB ' g 5 l s of 57 Wo. uni' mga? Duane Brown Ass Muldred Burdick Band 53 7 J slor' Gamma Sgma Beta Kappa 57 Temp ra aaa, Memrer 53 57 fu 7' Cyntlwla Cavender 56 57 GATEWAY Actnvutleg Editor Sngma Beta Kappa Pnanust 56 Organ Gulld 56 57 Temperance Club 56 57 ASB 55 57 Judy Chase Band 55 57 Upsllon Gamma 55 56 Semmar 56 57 Sugma Beta 56 57 ASB Member 55 57 ue Work Duehtuan Kappa 'ip 3 'nl 'kb l 4,--of 'Y rY?b ff 4' Par Butler Srgrna Bcta Kappa 55 57 Assocnared Student Body Memb r 55 57 Tern perance Club 56 57 Hobby Swim mrng Lnfe Work Llbranan Glona Canas Slgrna Beta Kappa Member 5357 Temperance Club 56 57 Assocuared Student Body 53 57 Nlcknarne Nicky Hobby Boatnng Q NK? Monrell Clendenon Norsemen Vlce Presldent 57 Loduan Stage Manage 57 ASB Councrl Member 57 Madngals 56 57 lodlang 55 57 Dorothy Cleveland Sngrna Beta Kappa Representatlve 57, MV Secretary 55, SS Leader 57 ASB Member 55 57 Loduans 56 57 Lsfe Work Secretary 7 , A I O'gan G. lc Jie Presdan' 55, 7 Slgma Beta Kansa Treasyer 57g '- x ,r ' C: a'ed 5'.C:f:c' Body ','e rl:e' '15 R M3 5 ' 55A57p saw aa- 56 57, 'wg ' ' I BJQQ v r '-Sglplr N 53-56, l N g . e cce Club 56'57g Assaclated Svuderr K' 'I .5 9 ' F . ' Jve ' 2 1 - W 7.5. . . . 4 . ' l , 7 l r y . I K f, - 5 - g L'f Y. 5 - -A 5 74, rf? I 7? iv I H' -,,,f' T I' , 'YY f' Max Eberhardf 5 A u W 55 or 6 PSB Tmasare 37 A V nada J Loc B s 56 'VNadrga!s Fay Eller Band 53 54 Upsxion Gamma Mem ber S3 57 Assocwated Smderwf Bodv 53 57 Temperance Club 56 57 Life Work Housewufe Dore-me Gerlack Jafk Gllln and Vic Crarmon 'Qt fu-'JK' Wanda Curry JUNE an if NV 'f .1Y Kay Eller Band A socwate Sw en Bo 53 57 Upsnlon amma 3 Tempe ance U 7 ce J ok Nurse Paf Fenfon SBY V: Pr sdent 56 Sophomore Cass Vce President 5-1 55 GATE WAY San 56 57 LODIAN LIGHT Staff 57 Semma Secretary 56 57 Senior 44 i LQ vvngog Pres dmv 56, Jawor Ca Pasv 555 , ' ' ,, 'i 50 , ,A Lb f '5 56, fx V- A 55f , . ia 57 - .. I .33 ,yn Y' , K M--WH I I V S 'Q F.'e 1bQ' 53f5lp 5 d 'V d ' dr' 'J I ' ,Q G . 5 57: ' Cl b 33 56-5 g L, N V : -..qv ...ff A 1 ' - J I ' 56-', A f -pe L fl 5' 4,51 iw: S'.IIi BOS, 52 5' v: 'IIE'5 5i9 C.: 5557 H:::. S- ac' .is 5 jfs D 'S '- 57 Se 'Z' '7,'i' 1 ,fl -32 . PH' 9255 5657 -11 C 3?'5 '15357 .iff ' L-2' V15 2 J 4 Y I ' 1 f57 Allen Gross Ba Bo f-'fog Donnalee Guptrll rgals 56 7 Bard 51 7 foo fo dp on Ga 'na 5357 Beverly Heunrlclt Band 53 57 Upsulon Gamma Mem ber 53 57 Assocrated Student Body Member 53 57 Nucknarne Bev Lnfe Work Secretary Tom Hoprnann GATEWAY Assocrate Edutor 56 57 Temperance Club Presudent 56 57 Loduan Presxdent 56 57 SS Superm tendent 55 56 Norsemen 55 57 nhl 'K' i 5- Drew Harnlln LODIAN UGHT Co edntor 56 57 ASB Presrdent 57 Norsernen Vnce Presndent 57 ASB Sergeant atArr'ns 56 Norsemen Treasurer 56 Sarah Hancock Slgrna Beta Kappa Member 56 57 Temperance Club 56 57 Assocrated Student Body Member 56 57 Hobby Sewnng .73-rv' M Fav n--mf' 'Dv ve, ,Z ..,4-' Dorothy Jenklns Sngma Beta Kappa Secretary 57, Assocuated Student Body Member 56 57, Temperance Club 56 57, Llfe Work Dretrtlan Louane Kelrn Los Arnrgos Vrce Presrdent 56, Freshman Class Secretary 53511, Upsnlon Gamma 53 57, Loduan and Madrrgal Pnanrst 56 57 7 I P Liss of Gamma P'es ce 56, cd S P'es,ce 55, :'es an Cass Treas- ue' 5375-1, ar 'reasxer 56, Los - fi Ho '-'effce' 55-57, Baca 52-57, , 'fl l Q.. Medi A5 , '5-5 ,W d- wind Qulnfef 55-57, Loczlans 55-57, Se l f Tro 56,577 ' s' , fr ,fy S Y I , . - , . ,ff , 40' I I r - 1 u' V - --f 'K 1 54,1 Bonnie Lamrnerdlng LODIAN LIGHT Co Ed 56 57 .lunlor Class Vrce President 55 56 Lodnan Vnce President 55 SBK Vuce Pres: dent 55 56 Madrugals 56 57 Paul Laubach Norsernen Club 56 57 Assocuated Student Body 5657 Temperance Club 56 57 Llfe Work Certufled Publrc Accountant 'N Leola Knrttel e Carre 55 57 rv an e 56 57 A s c ate S e Bo , 55 7 Lzte Vfolf Nurse Pat Kroeker S gma Beta Kappa Pastor 56 Asso r ed 5 den Body 54 57 m erance Ceb 56 57 We Wor D mal N e Senior ,581 IC Mane McCracken Slgrna Beta Kappa Men ber 56 57 Assocnated Student Body Member 56 57 Hobby Sewxng Lute Work Beauty Operator Lunda Mason Ups loc Garrtnaa 55 57 Assoctated Student Body 55 57 Clbb 56 57 Hobby Readrng Lrfe Worx Secretary 'efnperance Gwen Lemke Upsrlon Gamma Member 53 57 Assocnated Student Body 53 57 Temperance Club 5657 Hobby Sports Lnfe Work Secretary Sharon McCarte Temperance Club Vrce Presndent 56 57 Stgma Beta Kappa Sergeant at Arms 56 ASB 53 57 Loduans 56 57 Ltfe Work Secretary f Irs ir 'Q pdl IW' I 7 7 s I .J . 4 . 411 a' . W N Cnva 's 55 56: use Q1 - ra ' 1 X 1 0 - z te p.f c Cho ,- Q 'S A A A r VN r A S C .. .JO ,tt C -5 g I Y f - A - 'V' A Q4 B ' cat Ju' t - Q Te e D t - 5 It lc: e us . . V . I ' : ' Q... . I ' . I 44' 5 .. , R ' .4 . y I , . ' - 2 - 1 5 ' : . . I ' . r 2 - 1 ' - j ' : . , . 1, . - 1 if . -I . Q' Ab Y Pat Maynard GATEWAY Ctrculatlon Manager 56-575 Sigma Beta Kappa Member 56-575 Associated Student Body Member 52-55, 56-57. Lavonne Miller ASB Vice President 565 Lodian Vice President 567 SBK President 565 Junior Class Secretary 55-565 SS Secretary 565 Lodlan Librarian 55. Ronald Patterson Lodtan Stage Manager 55 Norse men Clwortster 56 Madrugals 55 57 Lodtans 55 57 Assocuated Student Body 5557 Helen Perrnan Upsnlon Gamma Secretary 56 Band Vnce Presndent 57 LODIAN LIGHT Staff 56 57 ASB 53 55 5657 Lute Work Dental Nurse Dawn Minifie GATEWAY Edltor IO Cbuef 56 57 M Leader 55 Lodeans 5 7 Sngma Beta Kappa 55 57 ASB Mem ber 55 57 June Nelson Assoctated Student Body Member 55 57 Stgrna Beta Kappa Member 55 56 Upsxlon Gamma Member 56 57 Lute Work Secretary Alton Pfetfle Upsw on Garvma 56 57 Assoctated t dent Body Member 56 57 by Al Spo s Lfe Work r tat ed Publrc Accountant Carolyn Plubell Sngma Beta Kappa SergeantatArms 57 Assoctated Student Body 55 57 Temperance Club 5657 Hobby Sewing Lute Work Secretary 3 ff 'at' Tv' Glorua Rund lzodrarvs 56 57 Los Arnrgos 56 57 Organ Gould 5-1 57 ASB 53 57 Up sr on Gamma 53 57 Llfe Wor Plano Teacher Naomi Rushold Band 55 57 Upsllon Gamma 54 57 Los Amngos Member 56 57 Tem perance Club 56 57 ASB Member Becky Sulva cram 6 Sgma Bela Kaz Member 55 57 Assocraled Smdern Bod, 'v en ber 55 57 Hobby Mosrc e Wo lc AnneTTa Smrrlw A D me a Kappa C vc ev be-ra sf'-1 Gaul Reed 5 rv B a Kapoa Pasvo 57 Ago l cc, BK l.l9'e .f x Sec va Betty Rueb Band 5-1 57 Los Arnlgos Member 56 57 Upsrlon Gamma 53 57 Asso C aved Sfudent Body Member 53 57 lrle Work Set erary 45:6 Semor wt' WJ' -0' off, Q,-1 Melvln Sage Lodran Pastor 56 SS Secretary 57 Assocuated Student Body Councnl Member 56 Temperance Club 56 --nv' Ni- 'Sf VI 57 Norsernen Club 55 57 Jamce Schack Upsrlon Gamma Member 5657 Assocrared Smdem Body Member 5657 Hobby Sewrng Lufe Work Housewrfe O vig 'Ex e' . f f 5 5 - C a ec S',cen' B Member 5.17 57: 5 'Jervcer 54757, yor' f, ,Y 3 , . 'I . , ' la - K ' 5 A W. 54-575 Life Work: Nurse, if . - , -ff 7 , . Lolf 5 57 r l gpa Lil r - Sezrerary, Sgnr B'-'a 'Kenra T -asker 'og Sn- .-1C:.'r: 56 SQWCG BH' ' 'SW' 55 LZZLAVS 56575 l 'r- ' Ce CJ? 56-57 f57 Darlene Smutb V e pst on P es c t esbman Ba d S Betty Sta rkebaum QVT6 B ta K ppa 'Je b 657 Temperance C b 56 57 Asso ated u env Body M name Starkey df KW! 'il Puerre Velardl Norsemen Sergeant at Arms Assoclated Student Body Member 5657 Temperance Club 5657 Nucknarne Moose Jam Webb Norsemen Club SergeantatArms 57 Assoclated Student Body 56 57 Norsemen Club 56 57 Ltfe Work Auto lndustry L N, QQ Ti' 'sp ,ns ,ef was 34' 'Du lf' Larry Sturgull Upsrlon Gamma 56 57 Assoctated Student Body 56 57 Temperance Club 56 57 Hobby Cars Ltfe Work Bus n ssrran Don Tonn Sentnar Pes dent 7 Sophomore as Pastor 545 Lodnan Pastor 56 Band 53 57 Upsllon Gamma 53 57 Llfe Work Nlorttcuan Vonda Lee Werner Stbdert C uncll 53 Noodwund 56 Qulntet 56 57 Band 53 55 5657 LODIAN UGHT Staff 56 57 UpSllOn Gamma 53 55 56 57 Don Wesner Junior Class Sergeant at Arms 55 56 Norsemen Club 53 57 Boys Glee Club 55 Temperance Club 56 57 Lufe Work Farmer my ,w 7 ,ix ASB tc P'6S,Cl'EV7Y 57g LJ 'l , Gamma Vtce r 'en 56g Fr Cass Vtte P'esTdeft 53-54g ft Vlie P'e den' 56g Sc::no o'e Sec- , .1 rE'a',f 55 V ix -. 0- 'X ,fv f wx S' e a N . m e' 5 - p N V '. ' - g ct fm St d ember 56-57: N'ck- . . , 7 NW' if - I f if , 5 f I , , , I r e t l I I ' 0 K. Z ' ' ' r I 55 Cl 5 V 55 ' M I ' ff - - 565 .7 I 5 l 7 ,, 5 f ' we ' D F . I Lg 4'-, 0 ' z l ' 1 09- 7 - 5 ' I ' 7 6 - 7 I 5, V - f I - : 1104 hh 'Q an .1 : . A' ,Sf 55 ff K 'W ,lx Junior Execuhves I? as I 'T CAROLYN CORTNER Vice President A s ARLEN DAVIDIAN President '49 SHIRLEY FULLER Secretary -fr 'W' KENNETH ING Pastor NORMAN ENSMINGER Sergeant-ar-A rms -it 'RQ of ,WX F. L. BU CH Sponsor M. D. PERRIN Sponsor TERRY GILBERT Treasurer pf. -if NORMAN J. ROY Sponsor Jumor class has Larry Baurnbach Joanne Becker Anna Bessel ack Bowyer Don Bradley Evelyn Brookshure Dennls Buckmlller Phyllls Carter Patty Cupler Marlene Dollmger Charles Drals Nacllne Ensmlnger Joan Frank Vernal Gann J Marilyn Christensen 3? Kenneth Glese George Graham largest population Nancy Masters Art Mattheus Roger Mattson Rachel Meller Ellls Howard Marllyn Johnson Mary Johnson Rose Keum Stanley Knight John Koenug Pat Langenwalter Lynden Larsen Don McCart Harrlette McCart Duane McClelland Joan McCracken Josephine McDonald Marla Mann Leonard Martunson xi. 22 'X ggi :LN Z5 31 0-6' I 'FX' si 1 3 wa-4 ,cf -or pf' .l ,F 'Q Z 'i 'P 413' Q- t '1 54 4-an Vurgrnra Mersberg LeRoy Mertz Joanne Murdock Phyllis Nudlng Lots Olson Nnckue Otto Ellene Penner Monte Perman Andrea Pufer Larry Potter LaVene Preston Charles Purdy Loretta Purdy Evelyn Quugley Charles Ramsey The census Bonnre Renswrg Gerald Roberts Dan Runkle Frank Salas Nancy Wlllhelm exceeds erghfy Lols Saunders Norman Schlenker Joye Shoemaker Patrlcla Sorensen Don Sturgnll DuAnn Suckut Ramona Swarfley Janet Tetz Jackie Trnsley Sharron van Uden Lons Rae Voth Ray Walker Gloria Werner Gaylene Wesner Life Janis Thiele Sophomore class Morrls Gaede President etty Trefz Vfce Presfdenr Margne Werner Secretary Rlchard Bnetz Treasurer Gordon Mathson Pastor Sergeant at Arms Bob Abston Delores Baker Gulberf Banks Duane Bechlhold Vlrglnla Bobsf Jeanne Brown Duane Dans Hudson Dark Mary Ann Dawson Sharon DeRose Darol Funk Rodney Gaede Glenda Gallegos Robert Gear Wayne Gohl Lowell Hagele Jrm Hampton Marland Hansen Russell lngs Sandra Jacobs Lynda Johnson B Jim Baker Marilyn Kiesz has school spirit Adolf Kissinger Kathleen Knaggs Shirley Knolty Mark Kuk Sandra Loewen Pat Loga Kathryn MacFarland Gene Mathers Ella Mersberg Joyce Nelson Bob Ostermlller Edwin Pullen Joanne Raplsarda Dennis Renschler Gloria Rueb Karls Schack Terry Schlegel Hazel Sexton Larry Shepard Donna Stafford Steve Stutsman Jeannette Suelzle Jeanette Thompson Douglas Turpin Virgil Wahl Howard Wallace Beverly Webster Roy Wilson QF? ' A0-K '-1-I 10' 'G iw The newesf citizens be naturalized Ralph Cross Joan Ensminger Armin Flalo Erna Flato Carolyn Fran Linda George Terry Gibbon Darrell Gilliland Jack Guthrie Evelyn Knitlel Richard Kuest Bob Walker President Pat Ensrninger Vice President Joy Carpenter Secretary Bill Fisher Treasurer Diana Davis Pastor LeAn Osberg Sergeant at Arms Sharon Abdallah Edwin Baker Judy Behney Linda Bradley Richard Chase Janet Cooper re fhe Freshman class of '57 Vannie McMillin Earl Mattheus Gary Mertz Leland Mounce Marvin Mounce Prlscllla Nunes Dale Puckett Dale Reuswng Elame Refswlg Sharon Remboldf David Rlce Lorlnda Rodgers I Margaret Rouse Davld Rook Kenneth Scogglns Connie Sherman Daniel Smlfh Jackue Speegle Dawna Suckuf Gary Twung Loulse Wohlfeul Melanue Wood Curtns Woodard l ,A if I' I vw , 4 v 1 f K 5 l N ,1 l i . 0 ,-, A R .pau . . , N ' 'I A i V Av Ty vi .N l W R J' A all 5 A if ' 7 V ,Q . -Q Ju- it -- ,fi- -4 J ,- 'AW ' My , . 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' 1 1 4 . - . 76 .zv'. vi. P9 ' . L q 1 I N.. 3'x' Q , tx su ., 'x , ' x ,l . ,xx - 5 s, st 5. '1 4 A . - Q lx 5 . f 'P-3 -. 1 . Mv' ff A -,W w. -5 ' Q ' ' z A ' K' - A . 5, , QM: '1 ' a 1 ,L W 4 bs' 4 4 -Q. ,t . 'I 155, W 1 x, 1' ,, A k . N.. Q ' nd-Q-PM ' -A A 1 'v .Lffgff 's..?'.l. ' by L. ' 43- '7 8 Q Y' t U Q . Fall festival and picnic are gala events The Scandinavian costumes of Jean Brown and Don Tonn were selected as the best at the Fall Festival. 1 A whole day of contests, games and food! That was the school picnic. The Senior Class won the cup for having the most points in the track and field events that took place in the morning. In the afternoon an exciting inter- class baseball game took place. The Festival is a night of costumes and en- tertainment. After the program a picture was shown to conclude the evening. Shouts of encouragement come from the grandstand as students cheer for their class at the annual picnic at Micke's Grove. All that practice behind the gym did pay off for Carl Anderson. He won first place in the high iump contest. ssociated Student Body Council Officers President Bob Breckenridge Drew Hamlin Vice President Lavonne Miller Darlene Smith Treasurer Max Eberhardt Allen Gross Secretary Gaylene Wesner Sandra Loewen Sergeant-at-A rms Norman Ensminger Montell Clendenon Pastor Dave Uyeyama Dorothy Cleveland 7 ,M , Me, , .. rs-M i ,, wa ft H, First semester council members are Norman Ensminger, Bill Fisher, Morris Gaede, Jack Bowyer, Dawn Minifie, Louise Wohlfeil, Melvin Sage, Janice Quella, Marilyn Kiesz, Dave Uyeyama, Cbehindl Gaylene . . .d Wesner, Lavonne Miller, Mr. Perrin lSponsorJ, Bob Breckenru ge, Bonnie Lammerding, Drew Hamlin, Max Eberhardt, Carl Anderson, Pat Fenton, and Miss Wilson fSponsorl, -'er'- Y .'lm, 1:7 , 4' 3351750 Second semester council members are: Edwin Baker, Bonnie Lammerding, Jack Gilliland, Dorothy Cleveland, Sandra Loewen, Bob Breckenridge, Dawn Mini- fie, Pat Langenwalter, Jim Baker, Mar- lene Dollinger, Mrs. Wolf fsponsorl, Elaine Reiswig, Larry Potter, Mr. Roy lsponsorl. Above: Montell Clendenon, Ckneelingl Drew Hamlin, and Darlene Smith. Not shown: Dan Runkle, Mr. Hill Ksponsorl, Mr. Bascom Ksponsorl. ri, Outings, pictures, parties, and Second semester Norsemen Club officers are, left to right: Max Eberhardt, treasurer, Dave Uye- yama, pastor, Dan Runkle, rep- resentative, Montell Clendenon, vice president, Jim Webb, ser- geant-at-armsp and Bob Breck- enridge, president. Norsemen Each Thursday evening the Norse- men Club officers lead the social activities in their dormitory. Basket- ball, movies, swimming and the Pinecrest trip are just a few of their plans. Norsemen officers for the first semester are enioying a weekend at Pinecrest. They are, kneeling: Terry Gilbert, treasurer, Max Eber- hardt, representative, Doug Henning, pastor. Standing! Kenneth Ing, president, Drew Ham- lin, vice president, and Pierre Velardi, ser- geant-at-arms. food make club nights pleasurable Swimming parties, skating, pop- corn feeds, story hours and the ban- quet are activities planned by the Sigma Beta Kappa officers. These and many more will long be remem- bered in our days at Lodi. Gathered around the pop-corn pan are first semester Sigma Beta Kappa officers. Kneeling: Bonnie Lammerding, secretary, Lavonne Miller, president, Pat Fenton, vice president. Stand- ing: Janice Quella, representative, Pat Kroeker, pastor, Annetta Smith, chorister, Jeanne Ab- ston, treasurer, Cynthia Cavender, pianist, and Sharon McCarte, sergeant-at-arms, .. ' ,-, , ,Q Nw L'g A i Jr 'I -I' -.,,,- -' 4 ' - :ug 1 1 A gs? 90 ,w ,.. Sigma Befa Kappa 'Bw .hi in , a, 4' ,K- sl 1 Second semester Sigma Beta Kappa officers enjoy the surprise Valentine gifts from their mothers. They are, left to right: Dorothy Jenkins, sec- retary, Pat Langenwalter, vice presi- dent, Lois Voth, pianist, Gail Reed, pastor, .loye Shoemaker, treasurer, Carolyn Plubell, sergeant-at-arms, Dorothy Cleveland, representative, and Janice Quella, president. Village Club activities are relaxing 1 V nb' a e r Tp AQ V . Roasting weiners are the first semester Upsllon Gamma officers, left to right: Carl Anderson treasurer Bill Bech thold, sergeant-at-armsp Helen Perman secretary Allen Gross, presidentp and Darlene Smith vice president Just before leaving on a snow trip, the Upsilon Gamma second semester officers pose for a snap. Left to right: Marlene Dollinger, vice presi- dentg Carl Anderson, presidentg Bill Borris, sergeant-at-armsg Carolyn Cortner, secretary, and .lack Gilli- land, representative. A5 The Lodions show skill through diligent effort Zi I-5 NORMAN J ROY Dfrector Members of the LODIANS are top row left to ru Nadnne Ensmunger Becky Silva Carl Anderson me Lammerdung Annetta Srmth Joanne Becker row Jack Bowyer Loss Voth Sandra Loewen Roger Mattson Dawn Munulne Lavonne Muller row Nancy Wlllhelm Jeanne Abston Lowell Martnnson Terry Gilbert Kenneth Ing Daniel Sage Frank Salas Roy Wilson George Graham Montell Clendenon Arlen Davudran ght Glorna Rund Patty Cupler Louane Kelrn Shirley Fuller Jannce Thuele Don Tonn Bon Donnalee Guphll Marlene Dollmger Second Sharon McCarte Morris Gaede Third row Dorothy Cleveland Max Eberhardt Fourth Hagele Tom Hopmann Fnlth row Leonard Smith Slxth row Ronald Patterson Melvin Seventh row Larry Andrews Doug Henning , . ' 1 L . f 1 I L - 4 i 1 K 1 1 1 . . ,1 - . - - v 1 V 1 Vit V 1 . 'FS x, -r t ' Y L 'N-. 1 1 A 1 ' 1 1 1 N 4 l 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 ' I I I V I f I ' : 1 l 1 1 1 , - 1 v V , . . ' . , I D -.4 2 ' 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 ' 1 . 2 1 1 1 I l . h Though noi so large in number many in this group represent the beginnings of luiure Lodlans and singers for our school. Their singing has played an important part in our programs and weekend meelings. Choral groups help fo enliven G A 2 . Members of the Lodettes, left fo right, front row: Marilyn Kiesz, Kathleen Knaggs, Joanne Rapisarda, Donna Sfafford, Priscilla Nunes. Second row: Jackie Speegle, Louise Wohlfeil, Sharon DeRose. Third row: Josephine McDonald, Glenda Gallegos. All l ,T y ,-N Ce' Jer- 3' as 'as -ar's S:::l':' ,one H- S , C nr Si fo I Ms, -A X. o i 5 - - - ' mp DH fgm af 5 ,MQ raw- G various campus activities Members of the Madrigal Singers are, front row, left to right: Jeanne Abston, Lowell Hagele, Donnalee Guptill, Patty Cupler, Frank Salas, Nancy Willhelm. Back row: Jack Bowyer, Max Eber- hardt, Janis Thiele, Carl Anderson, Ronald Patterson, Bonnie ' Cl d non and Arlen Davidian. Not Lammerdmg, Montell en e sho I Pianist. wn is Shirley Fuller and Louane Ke rn, Sixteen voices chosen from mem- . h. b of the Lodians make up t is ers roup that has brought tun and 9 enjoyment to many of our outlying ' d rches, local business clubs an chu our own schools. flu The Senior trio, Donnalee Guptill, Jeanne Abston ' ' h hite and Bonnie Lammerdung are wearing te w satin vestments that are worn by the Madrigal Singers in sacred concerts. ix 4 i 5 Freedom of worship is our heritage V I ' 1 Important among the student religious leaders are the suoerin- tendents, and secretaries of the Sabbath School and Missionary Volunteer Society. New leaders are chosen each semester. Stu- dents receive valuable training and experience tor similar posi- tions in their home churches. xg ' s ssef-. 'F- First semester Sabbath School officers, left to right: Melvin Sage, secretary, Janice Thiele, leaderg Douglas Henning leader, and Lavonne Miller, secretary, listen intently as Mr. Will speaks. Q Jgsa 4 if ,. Leaders George Graham, Terry Gilbert and Pat Langenwalter are putting las minute finishing touches on the MV meeting. Making new plans for secord semeste are the M,V. and S.S. officers. Lett to riul' Leade's Dave Uyevar-na, Pat Butler, Lar Andrews, Connie Sherman, secretary George Graham, leader, Dorothy Cleveland leader, Tom Hopmann, secretary, and Los Saunders, secretary. Christians uphold the Temperance standard One of the student participation highlights of the year is Temperance Week with its iingles, posters, essays and orations. The Week of Prayer is a week of choice memories of personal decisions and victories. Enthusiasm, is the password of each contest- ant. To do one's best, their motto, seniors, iuniors, sophomores, freshmen. f A vom .,f211,vlIz.4 ' 4 4 , 1' ,f lx f f r yi t x 2 V t 2 ., t 2 ,ifl , V, , .rig 3 , l Viz, ,. , l ,I,, t 5 e t nu A Shown with the three oratorical iudges are all who participated in the Temperance contest. Seated, holding trophies, are: George Graham, second prize winner, Bonnie Lammerding, first prize winner, and Jackie Tinsley, third prize winner in the oratorical contest. .'Fll Z:,.fh.l, y .. tx My .,.. N ,.,, xx' If kai' A 1' haw-- Temperance Club officers are, left to right: Tom Hopmann, president, Sharon McCarte, vice president, and Don Tonn, treasurer. - ,Il il ' .il ll . lil ' .ll .. ag 'Mil -1 M--,WH rd.: A -gn.,'3' Elder Paul DeBooy of San Jose, fall week- of-prayer speaker, gives a word of en- couragement to Rachel Meller, and Becky Silva. l Rehearsals and practice make 1 naw- :gina :+Main , QD 'g-gs ,i.-- Qs- Sis: , 'iw'-W , is-Ti? gflgu :::, k--s- 'iiir sag- 25- -- ,.. 51.2, V E- ,-fe ite ' sig.-,,,,, , Q'lEE 1 E: g1: ': , !.',! , r1:4:'f . -3 1:'?f- 1 2-35' ru' f ': 2:4 f :E :QT ?-ng ' 5 'i5 Y ts pri, , 3 . l ,k-..:: - :- 1 We--, ..::- ' . ' 'gh-' Ei :vii -I -i:i- , 'zu' X 5, Z-ll. A ' iz? .. ss: yi- 3- r ITF: sei '-'rj-' ,- fl MY '-- ---. 2. jf -1 ? 43,1 'UO -:ui si MELVIN S. HILL Director F,-1., Members of the Band are: FLUTES, Carolyn Cortner, Roger Fisher, Di Ann Suckui, Vannie McMillin, OBOE, Sandra Loeweng BASSOONS, Vonda Lee Werner, Roy Wilson, Eb CLARINET, Gaylene Wesner, Bb CLARINETS, Naomi Rushold, Betty Rueb, Par Ensminger George Graham, Richard Bierz, Lois Vofh, Nadine Ensminger, Gene Mathers, Vic Cramron, Linda George, Dawna Suckutg ALTO CLARINET, Jean Suelzleg BASS CLARINET, Roger Manson, SOPRANO SAXOPHONE, Gloria Werner, ALTO SAXOPHONES, Beverly Heinrich, Joan Ensminger, Edwin Pullen, Linda Bradley, Sharon Remboldtg TENOR SAXOPHONES, Darlene Smith, Larry Anderson, Gary Twing, BARITONE SAXOPHONES, Par Langenwalier, for perfect Bond concerts '1 ..-,a., i Bob Osfermillery BASS SAXOPHONE, Marlene Dollinger, CORNETS, Allen Gross, Marland Hansen, Doug Henning, Morris Gaede, Norman Ensminger, Gordon Mattison, Mark Kuk, TRUMPETS, Arlen Davidian, Bill Fisher, Adolf Kissinger, Wanda Boyd, HORNS, Donnalee Guptill, Judy Chase, Rose Keim, TROMBONES, Bob Breckenridge, Lowell Hagele, LeRoy Mertz, Gerald Roberts, BARITONES, Carl Anderson, Don Tonn, Dennis Buckmiller, Don McCar!g STRING BASS, Shirley Fuller, BASS, Bill'Bechfhold, John Guihrie, John Koenig, Dave Rice, DRUMS: Millie Burdick, Darlene Beglau, Drew Hamlin, Wayne Gohl, BELLS, Helen Permany TYMPANI, Bonnie Lammerding. 76 Two language Clubs formed this year 2 . f rr' Y 1 f J' r ,J . Q - X , ' X .dy l K ' os' Dr . I ,Ll K 9 ilfre Los AYWQX f 9556-'Cl In Germ ar m . a d Herber! Greens sarjfoesbresidenn Louane Ke , PZ Zrsf semester Zeiosrimes are ,he Hclub Rh .- El er Ebe,-har r S: gm. D- , ' V767 fn , ,n I Adrrlmng fingers. Max Uref, ' 'Ennis B , 9' Presiden 90d off, rreaf- Her, Ufkml ' Ca Cers first semejernoand Dave Uyeyarna, secrerary, rler, sergeamua,-armsrolyrgi Conner Vlce - ' ' an GI vice Plea' e ' Ona We, Second semester Club Rl1ingold and Los Amigos officers are, left to right: Joanne Becker, vice president, Par Sorenson, sec- retary-rreasurer, Nadine Ensminger, president, and Marlene Dollin er, ser eant-ar-arms. Jack Gilliland, resident, Jeanne 9 9 P Absron, vice president, and Bob Breckenridge, treasurer. .ur V' V X I iv- i --.. YQ, ' 'fr WM '58- Gateway Staff rn Achon on Monthly Pubhcahon ,.d.,,,.,4O'l glad ,mmm W, W., M3 'W ,i .,..-r--'-' L4-A' f 1 Yan ii .-C715 7-7, Proudly we present our GATEWAY staff Srttung left to rnght Januce Quella Dawn Munrfre Tom Hopmann Cynthla Cavender Standmg Bob Breckenrrdge Don Wesner Pat Fenton Darlene Beglau Marlene Dollmger Glorna Werner Mr Mllford Perrin Pat Maynard Becky Srlva Joye Shoemaker Wanda Curry the hard workrng energetrc young lournalrsts who have remained calm and sane under trymg crrcumstances to brung you the monthly record of campus news and actrvmes Each Issue to be better than the last So goes the motto of our hard plugging GATEWAY Editor Day by day the staff works to meet their deadllnes, complarn :ng as they go, but growing more fond by the mrnute of the smell of prlnters Ink, the challenging snght of blank copy paper and the ever present opportunity for freedom of the press Q DAWN MINIFIE Editor in Chief Dormitory rooms reveal touch of home I Dormitory rooms are a second home to the students. Each brings a few special trinkets from home with which to adorn his room. The dormitory in itself is a small community. Each per- son plays an important role in the life of the community. The club offi- cers may be thought of as the mayor and other officials. The monitors are the law enforcing agency, for they keep the dormitory and study periods quiet. With each one doing his part a Kathy McFarland and Diane McClelland, relaxing their dormitory room glance through last year's LODIAN LIGHT. 1 pi community thrives. Before going to classes, Melvin Sage gives his shoes the last minute once over while his roorn- mate, Tom Hopmann, makes sure his hands are lily white. School days are busy days Eight o'clock and another school day has begun. A clattering of feet is heard as a few stragglers rush for a class. After all, a tardy means a demerit. Locker rooms buzz with excitement. They are a favorite congregating place, for there, many experiences, both in and out of class, are exchanged between friends. Equally as busy as the locker room is the book store. Buying books, pencils, paper, shampoo, tissues, and other small necessities always keep a crowd around the counter. This table is full of industrious students quietly studying. Left side: Montell Clendenon, Larry Potter, Erna Flato, Larry Baumbach and Hud- son Dark. Right side: Pierre Velardi, Carolyn Plubell, Alton Pfeifle, Karis Schack and Josephine Yialelis. Any one with a free period in the morning is scheduled to spend it in the library-afternoon at- tendance is voluntary. i 77 ...Q S l as ' 1 221 o Linda Bradley, Nancy Masters, Wanda Curry, Gloria Rund and Betty Trefz quickly choose their books, snatch a bit of news and rush back to class before the tardy bell rings. Darol Funk stops by the bookstore to pick up a pencil and tablet from storekeeper Terry Gilbert before classes start. BUUHSTDRE sf, ' tx 'I g1lHF ' P E and Aufo Mechanics are favorite classes P. E. Class means a workout for everyone. Here the girls in Mr. Hottal's fifth period P. E. class warm up by doing a few exercises. When the days are nice they will play baseball but if days are cold and rainy, volleyball and basketball are played in the gym. .f -ect., i, 1-av r'- 's am Safety is aim of Driver Education Sandra Loevven evidently thought there was a quicker fray to get to classes but tound out, like so many others, that speed does not pay. Dan Runkle, Janis Thiele and Bob Ostermiller are the victims. The best punishment the Safety Council could giye was to but her in their driving training Course. There she learned her responsibility at the wheel. Atter all, the life she saves could well be her own. Department of Labor 6 Getting ready to clean the administration building are: Ralph Cross, Melvin Sage and Ronald Patterson. Those hall floors always shone! Janitors, readers, and maintenance workers are a part ot Lodi Academy. Office work to do, papers to correct, floors to sweep are among the tasks that keep students busy in the afternoon. ?-1 , A 'yi 15k7,?.2x,w,ktfVf S' f rv f' 5, A ., 4 Busily at work are Elder Herbert Greer's readers: Becky Silva, .lack Bowyer, and Pat Cupler. Keeping the lawn mowed and trimmed is a big iob, but Bob Osterrniller does his best. Snow trips mean thrills and chills Two whole days of skiing in the high Sierrasl School was forgotten and semester tests were behind. Those who could ski and those who could not had a wonderful time. Snowburned faces of those who sat close to the fire really glowed that night as everyone waited for the call, Come and get it. All ioined in the games played in the lodge after supper. Finally bedtime rolled around and no one seemed to mind at all. The second day was a little colder than the first but that didn't stop anyone's fun. Everyone went for a good time and everyone got it. Above: Ellis Howard, Tom Hopmann, George Graham, Kenneth Ing, Carolyn Cortner, and Annetta Smith gather around the fireplace to Above: Ronald Patterson and Bill Bechthold enjoy a brief rest while riding to the top of the chair lift. Below: Speed and skill are slowly being mastered. Trees blur as the camera follows Bob Breckenridge down the slope. 31' s- s q'.,,.x'bQ Q S thaw out. Gerald Roberts, Larry Andrews, LeRoy Mertz, Jack Gilliland, V ,1- and Bill Borris are more interested in playing games than hugging the -1 T. I-H-' fire. I - js . 'Q' x. . V lr I . gk K Evening in Paris Larry Sturgill and Andrea Pifer get their picture taken to remember an exciting occasion. The Associated Student Body ban- quet is the outstanding event of the second semester. The theme of Eve- ning in Paris, accented with soft music and Parisien skyline on the backdrop, made the evening very fascinating. After the meal, everyone turned to watch the program in which various students participated. Janice Quella, Roger Fisher, Ronald Patterson, Naomi Rushold, Melvin Sage, and Pat Butler enioy a glass of punch under the umbrella. The freshmen find the delicious meal and good conversation especially thrill- ing. Talent Topp Hours of diligent practice on the part of each contest ant made the fourth annual Amateur Hour a thrllllng pro gram of vocal Instrumental and novelty numbers The glntterung decoratlons an enthusuastuc audnence and the excxtement of the contest helped the performers enloy showung oft their talents C? Yes those thurd perlod practuce penods I The Trumpet Trno Norman Ens mmger Doug l-lenmng Allen Gross are fnrst pnze wrnners Nancy Wrllhelm second pruze wmner hearses her solo l Love Lfe once more before appeanng before the gudges Marulyn Kuesz, Talent Topper grand prlze winner us glvung her rendition of Malaguena ll ers!! H A , 4 ' If , V ,, K' I I. 92 7 ., , . J . i u PM ' . x V , , I A lf ,, 1 xv xr ' A V 0 A l , ' .f 9 L e - I - - I ,e, I H i lf, Clidllt. ' , - Allen Gross and Carl Anderson iump for the ball in a pre-game practice. Official is Drew Hamlin and players are, left to right: Bill Bechthold Khid- denl, Bob Breckenridge, and Don Tonn. The senior tive gather around the bas- ket gust before a game to have their picture taken. Lett to right: Bob Breck- enridge Bill Bechthold, Carl Anderson, Don Tonn and Allen Gross. 86 Intramural sports exhibit Sports play a part in the lite of academy students. A variety ot sports are provided so that each one can participate. Intramural games provide exciting tourna- ments. Usually there are five teams as each season rolls around. These teams play tor top honors and to the best team go Lodi Academy lntramural Awards. Each team plays hard to win these pieces of paper tor they are a reward for the best. Some of the most spirited games are those played between classes. These games, how- ever, are not part of the tournament. A Junior-Senior game is a sure bet to draw an enthusiastic crowd who encourage the play- ers with shouts and squeals augmented sometimes with drums or cymbals. A ull ,5,3,,, I Q -vw..-M, 5 5 if 4 K 4 f .W,A an my-M 4, M. sense-Q pn. ww R ns. 'F-if ' U7 . ,lil .11 ,Zu 1110 .- AQ l,w,,, ,, , s . ' 2 ,G S , M 4. . x 7 tfygw. , . U 4 I A K f f'1LLQ-.5' -ff ww. mf -......,, Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of '57 toclgton ypewrlter Co. EXCLUSIVE AGENT ROYAL TYPEWRITERS ff 99 9 SELL-RITE I A Complefe Food Marlcef if BAKER's NURSERY PHONE EN 9-9992 GIFT AND GARDEN SHOP 204 W. Lodi Ave. Lodi. Calif. an II8 W. Lodi Ave. Phone EN 9-2457 Lodi, Calif. PARRE'l'l S Besf Wishes From ROBINSONS Purina Chows FEED-HAY-G RAIN if Three Convenienf Locafions LODI GALT CLEM ENTS For Pra cfical Giffs CHINA GLASSWARE HOMEWARES 90: 2I3 So. School S+. Phone EN 8-2l86 Lodi, California WE SPECIALIZE IN SOME OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS- O Cusiom BuiI+-in Ranges and Ovens C Cusfom BuiI+-in Refrigeraiors . Lighfing Fixiures for 'Ihe Home and Business I Aufomaiic Garage Door Operaiors Largesf AcI'uaI Dispiay of LigI1'I'ing Fix'I'ures in 'I'I1e VaIIeyI If I1 s Any'I'I1ing EIec+ricaI You Need, Come and See Us ai' Our THESE ITEMS TOO- O EIec+ricaI Confraciing ISmaII or Large Jobs Treaied Equally, C Television and Ins'I'aIIa+ions C Washer, Dryers. Ranges, Refrigeraiors 1 Modern EIec+ricaI S'I'ore V - QF! an WI ' I 1 'il SUELZLE ELECTRIC Xa APPLIANCE 359 E. Lodi Avenue Lodi, California ICorner of Lodi and Cenfral Avenues, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 May You Always Look Your Besf mmmn PHONE EN 9b6I4 842 S Cenfral Ave Lodl Callf The Finesf in RoIIs-by TREFZ SPECIALTY BAKERY E. E. Trefz, Propnefor O BUTTER GEMS 0 PECAN ROLLS O CINNAMON ROLLS 440 E Keffleman Lane Phone EN 83095 Lodl Callforma LOEWENS CLOTHING STORE Mens and Boys Wear PHONE EN 99005 5I7 S CenfraI Lodu Calif THE EMBLEM OF QUALITY 56 :Y new ALBERT DAIS General Confracfor Bullder and Developer of CRESCENT MANOR Offlce 80I S Orange Ave Lodr Callforma Phone Endlco'H 9-4863 93II9 IRMA S SPECIALTY SHOP Ol' Hoslery O Chnldrens Shoes and Furmfure Q Juvenlle Apparel GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF I957 Phone EN 80I80 9 Norfh School Sf Lodu Callfornla STAN S MARKET SfanIey Whlfaker QUALITY SERVICE LOW PRICES 2I6 No Cherokee Lane Phone EN 99929 Lodl Callfornla CLAUDE C WOOD CO O Ready Max Concrefe O Building Maferlals O Sand and Gravel O Grading and Paving O Sfreef and Road Consfruchon Phone EN 8 5I83 686 E LOCKEFORD LODI CALIF MODERN MOTOR LODGE Marhn and Lorrefa Rubberf LODIS MOST MODERN MOTEL The Nearesf MofeI fo Lodr Academy I0 Umfs Wufh Krfchens Umfs fo Accomodafe From 26 PeopIe I050 S Cherokee Lane Lodu Caluf Phone EN 998I2 I050 S Cherokee Lane Lodr Callf Easf Sade of U S 99 and 50 UAIJTY I ' . I I -f . 0 . 'Lingerie u A Complefe Shopping Cenfer . T i -1 successful years! ox' 41 QL LLLAIXQ' A XXX R Four Schools: TECHNICAL LIBERAL ARTS W Q '- L A , G3ELWfHf'f4 1j PRoFEssloNAL. .GRADUATE ,JL+LLLLQfJ'm'g 1 +'J' KR lklxl I H P ll IFI1 UAION C01 I E611 Angwm, Callfnrnla F f T EGISTRAR L ' ' 1 X Lk I ' El .TL l IIE' Ji A I 1 p ., t 1, 4-v ' W W ,fL,,,s - I, ix . - X o , - ' 1 'X A I jif- ' ' im-1-r 105 fkille-:I l4-zu'Iu'r- :mel stuff IIlQ'lllLN'l'S . . . ,UH prngrannr- L4-auling ln vrr- liiimllvf. LLL. HQ.. 1lll1L NLM I. rr1'1'5 , 1 F . . . . 1,6 I 6' l'l. Ullfllu-sv in an rupiellj vxpulul- ing lsuileling Inrngrann un 2.2100 iI1'I'l'r nl' vouch-al mountain 4-'nn - IDIIF . . . L K L on f' f A ' v w v , 7 1 v 0 0 0 I ,f 1 , X I 1 9 or in ormafion, write HE R . ARTHUR GANN 81 SON GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS Will Design and Build 'Io Please You. MODERN DESIGNS Lodi, Calif. Phone EN 8-339I LOREN'S SUPPLY SERVICE Wholesale and Refail LOREN W. TWINS Au+o, Truck, Traclor Paris, Baiferies and Supplies Filler Elemenf Replacemenl' for All Makes of Fillers Phone EN 9-245I II5 E. Lodi Ave. LODI, CALIF. LOEPPKE 81 KESZLER Lincoln Mercury Willys-Jeep Phone EN 85IOI 205 So Sacramenfo S+ o I Calif Flrsl' in uallly and Service A Sahsfled Cusfomer Is Our Besl' Adverhsemenl 2I2 S SCHOOL ST PHONE EN 80592 HELWIG S Foun+am 8: Cafe Homemade Ice Cream PHONE EN 99762 5I5 W Lodi Ave Lodi Calrl CABINETS 0 CARL S CABINET SHOP ?5'dl42'lf fmafraf EORMICA' 1- at Home w th People db H M Pig I of Work m Indus! y Be 'ly Bo ded Form ca TABLE AND SINK TOPS o d Bar Fxfu CARL F WOLF O Esf a e LODI EN 8 59I9 lfNoAs CIILod EN8 2 C GRAY S Bo++Ie Gas BUTANE PROPANE GASES Tanks Renlecl or Sold PROPANE CARBURETION INSTALLATIONS Lodi EN 8068i WEED CONTROL I06 W Elm Sl Q H 45, 6' 'i 407 W LODI AVE LODI CALIF Mrs Ella M Suess . . L d', ' . I I . Cuslom Bullf l in u,!.vu.evL ,mel um. I L Syliuummu use . ' r J qood ause e n 'WU ummm YUM i - -' ' I au n i . . . ., 0 . Glass-SI re an i res . . wner Free im I s I2 I S. Sacramenfo n wer a i -075 Lodi. alif , SN? ' 52932 T E BUTANE- INC- YARN SHOP gg QTY.. '. iff - .. 2 , 'yxyfifgz-. A 111222.21 - 1 , - I 0 ' ' I ' MILK Home Delivery Handy Square BoH'Ies MILK FOR HEALTH Ice Cream Too! Milk-Cream-Ice Cream-BuHer-Cheese BuHermiIk-Half and Half-Goai' Milk COI-Iage Cheese-Krinko CI1ocoIa'I'e Milk Homogenized Milk BLEWETI' DAIRY Phone Lodi EN 9-35I9 221 SOUTH SACRAMENTO LODI. CALIFORNIA I Pick-Up and Delivery Service We Give S 8: H Green Sfamps ROACH 81 DARNELL SPECIALIZED TEXACO SERVICE Phone EN 9-9972 l400 S. Cherokee Lane Lodi, Calif. Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of '57 . WH!! Phone EN 9-2794 408 E. Pine Lodi, Calif. Free Delivery 5I9 W LODI AVE LODI CALIF MAR-LENA'S Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of 57 W Lodi Ave al' California Phone EN 96949 LODI CALIFORNIA WALTER S MARKET Cor Lodi and Cenfral Avenues Trading Here Pays Cash and Carry Free Delivery EDWARD D WALTER Phone EN 9 3738 Lodi California CENTRAL CAFE Mr and Mrs Erlmg Marhnson HOME COOKING HOMEMADE PIES SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICES MEALS 603 S Cenfral Lodi Calif DOWDELL IMPLEMENT CO Minneapolis Moline and Ferguson Tracfors EV iiigf ,LW we ill Gall' Calf Phone Ploneer 5 l075 Sfafe Licensed Plumbing Confracfor SCHOPP S Plumbing Heahng and Hardware Radianl' Heal' Wafer Heafers Bafhroom Fixfures Furnaces-Coolers Spr nlclnng Sysfems Sheel' Mefal Supplies Heafing GLIDDEN PAINTS-FREE ESTIMATES 52l S Cenfral Ave Ph EN 82686 Res EN 9-4366 Lodi California O u ll ' ll . . - . , f I, 'F e T - - - 'fe ll-'qiiiy-'Z ' - - i ' - ' .An ' E5 . . . , IQ -12' fy lz- Hardware-Plumbing Supplies-Appliances Q as - M ' I , . .QF R15 .. ' I' . I' - nl 0 I Compllmenfs and Bes+ Wishes +o 'rlme Class of 57 From +I1e NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE Sevenfh Day Aclven+ls'rs I8II ELEVENTH AVE OAKLAND CALIFORNIA PHONE KE 4 I7l0 CARL BECKER W J BLACKER P G WIPPERMAN WALTER LIND ECIUCBIIOHGI Home Missionary HELMUTH RETZER GLENN FILLMAN Sabbafh School Mlsslonary Volunfeer RAY VAN VOO RST Publishing C S JOHNSON Book and Buble House I of Presidenl Seore+ary-Treasurer Phone EN 9-2694 Res. Phone 8-03I9 FLAIR CLEANERS 2-Hour Dry Cleaning Service Rugs-Drapes Wall Io Wall Carpei' Cleaning Furnirure Cleaning LELAND HILDENBRAND Manager Across From Cl+y Hall 2I8 Wes+ Pne S+ eel Lodi Calforna FOSTERS OLD FASHION FREEZE PINE AND WASHINGTON Malfs Shakes Sundaes uar+s and Pm'rs LOD PHONE EN 94678 GOOD MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES Ready 'Io Wear Sporfs ear Lnnger e Hosiery Household Furn sh ngs Men s and Boys Wear Phone EN 80586 HOLLY DEPT STORE I6 I8 N School S+ Lodi Calif BURTON S QUALITY si-foes Spalding Bus+er Brown I7 W NE LODI CALIF MERCANTILE LOCKSMITHS Keys Made for Any Type of Lock Saw Filing and SeH'mg by Machme Hand and Power Mowers Sharpened and Repaired 208 N Sacramen+o S+ Phone EN 93I30 Lod Calfona F M GRISERT and C A NANCE Props THE PALACE CAFE We Specialize in and Homemade Pies PHONE EN 9 2883 2l Wes+ Pine Lodi California L E BULL Dlsfribufor SIGNAL OIL PRODUCTS Phone EN 8 0634 For Dependable ProcIuc+s and Ser ce 24 Yea s in +he Same Local on I00 N CHEROKEE LANE LODI CALIF Congra+uIa+ions 'ro +he Class of 57 EASTSIDE FRUIT GROWERS o 0 . I - I r ', I I - - I , W . ' I ' , a 1 - - i Q ' . PI . . German Cooking , e v L -1- . Q - ' i, 'a ra I vi r ' I 'lu- CongraIula+ions +o Ihe S+uden'I' Body LOEWEN AUTO COMPANY Buick Chevrolef Sales and Service 9 WEST LOCUST STREET LODI. CALIFORNIA LUMBER AND BUILDING CONGRATULATIONS MATERIALS TO THE CLASS OF I957 Lei' us help you plan, build or remodel- Diamond's +ime paymeni' plan is available for all home improvemenrs . . . Nofhing wk down and up +o I'hree years +0 pay. ff ffger efexllli an A nmmoun MATCITESE 'Q va R. Tempel, Manager Phone EN 9-4789 224 N. Main, Lodi Bank aflmwfca x,xTIox,u. gjfgfgog Assocmrlox Member Federal Deposi+ Insurance Corp School a+ Oak LODI. CALIFORNIA ZIMMERMAN S PHARMACY Prescrlpflon Specuallsfs I6 Wesf Pane Sfreef PHONE EN 93549 The Rexall Sfore School and Oak Sfreefs Phone EN 94779 LODI CALIFORNIA FREE DELIVERY ANY TIME WRIGHT S Glffs Offuce Equnpmenf Sfahonery Arf School Archufecf Supplues Hallmark Cards Wraps and Tues for All Occasions CUSTOM PICTU RE FRAMING I05 S School Sf Phone EN 92743 Lodl Caluf Houseware and Glffs Elecfrnc Appluances f:53 p'W HPPLIFINCE5 LODI CALIFORNIA Phone EN 8 0676 IIO W Oak Sf L G BROWN Oldsmobnle GMC SALES AND SERVICE 2I6 S Sacramenfo Sf Ph EN 8062! Lodl Callforma Phone EN 96544 Phone Nnghf EN 928I7 Emll Hausauer Trnple A Tow Service EMIL S TOW SERVICE Body and Fender Work and Palnfmg 24 HOURS TOWING 2I7 So Sfockfon Sf Lodl Calnf VALS ICE CREAM HOME OF 24 FLAVORS ICE CREAM Sundaes Floafs Freezes Frosfles Shakes Dlabefnc Ice Cream Ice Mulk We Make Our Own Ice Cream PHONE EN 83l2l Callforma and Lockeford Sfreefs SUNSET AND TURNAGE Markefs 2 Complefe Food Sfores fo Serve You Ik SUNSET TURNAGE ll00 W Lodl Ave 201 W Pme S+ Phone EN 8 II3I phone EN 99716 THOMPSON Refrugerahon Service Domeshc and Commercial Appliances Refrngerafors Washers Dryers Sfoves SALES AND SERVICE Phone EN 94493 226 E LODI AVE LODI CALIF I I ' Nexf fo Parking Lof ' I I . . . -7 VE.. 4. KETTLEMAN LANE FURNITURE 81,-CABINET MART Furnrfure and Cabmels Made io Order DOORS-SASH-STORE FIXTURES-FORMICA TOPS-MILLWORK HARDWARE If Hs Made of Wood Well Malte H' OTTO BECKER 482 E KeH'Ieman Lane Lodi Calufornla PHONE EN 85802 For 1'he Besi' ln Womens Masses and Hosiery Lmgene and Accessories Spor'l'swear Furnlfure Floor Covermgs NEWFIELD 81 SONS Pune and School Sis Phone EN 8 LODI CALIFORNIA HENDERSON BROTHERS CO Telephone EN 9-4672 or EN 93973 Smce I896 Hardware Plumbing Heahng and Alr Condlhonlng Sheei' Meial Homeware Builders Hardware Agenfs 'For W P FULLER 8: CO PAINTS AND VARNISHES 2I 25 Souih Sacramenio Sfreei 0637 Lo I Calrfornua 6 -,ill Q H g l 4 r 4 ' I I 9 I 0 Children's Apparel o ' ' a . . . . . I D I 0 0 . . o ' ' o ' ' . ' M 4: . . , do I u J C PENNEY COMPANY Clofhes for AII fhe Family III S SCHOO ST LODI CALIE Forsfman Rough Riders Lord Jeff Pendlefon Manhaffan Timely Phone EN 94594 Sul Leonardml HOTEL LODI BLDG LODI CALIF Real Esfafe AI Kmds of Insurance C C BAUMBACH Realfor Nofary If You Are a Safe Drlver Our Temperance Polic Wall Save You Money OFFICE PHONE EN 99576 RES PHONE EN 997I8 37 S Sacramenfo Sf Lodi Calif ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO EIGCITICGI Confracfors I Fr glda re Applances O Philco TV I Arr Cond 'nonmg SALES AND SERVICE E A Men el Proprlefor Pho e EN 9 3727 WEIS WATCH REPAIR FOUNTAIN SERVICE Pafenf Medlcmes 0 Greehng Cards Toulefrles O Vufamms Llghf Lunches Wafches Wafch Bands Wafch Repairing PHONE EN 96906 5I4 S Cenfral Ave Lodl Calf LODI NATU RAL FOODS 0 Healfh Foods 0 Seasonmgs O Herbs STONE GROUND FLOUR CORN MEAL AND CEREALS Lodv Calfornla 840 S Cenfral A e Pho e EN 8 AVENUE DRUGS Prescrlpflon Speclallsf 0 730 W Locll Ave EN 82788 LODI CALIFORNIA AVENUE FLORIST 81 RECORD SHOP Flowers for Every Occasion PHONE EN 800034--TELEGRAPH SERVICE EDMOND A REED AUDRY O REED 504 W Lodi A e Lodi Caluf Q . L . , . - I ' I I , . , I . i. . O ' Y ' . . z , ' . - I I n - I I I I 8 W. Pine Lodi, Calif. - 1 I .' E . ' ' ' ' ' . V . n -subs . ' v . ', ' . MARION'S RANCH HOUSE MOTEL Phones: Lodi EN a-ooas GRani+e 7-4273 2 Miles Soufh Lodi on 99 Hiway Resf Assured HOWARD H. MASON Nash-De Camp Company 1 FRUIT PACKERS AND SHIPPERS Lodi, California 3I5 N. Main Sfreef Phone EN 9-474I THE EL TOPAZ Excellenf Foods and Fine Service BANQUET AND CATERING SERVICE if 2I5 N. Cherokee Lane Lodi, Calif. Renf fo Try Wifh Opfion fo Buy Low Terms fo Suif . Porfable Typewrifers-All Males . Underwood Sfandarcl and Elecfric Typewrif . Sundsfrand Adding Machines . Sfandard Fluid Process Duplicafors Also Guaranfeed REBUILT AND USED EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS Renfals-Repairs--Supplies SAN JOAQUIN Business MACHINES Phone HO 5-588I II4 N. California Sf. Sfockfon, Calif. TOR . Insfrumenfs . Accessories . Music . Insfrucfion AL AND IRRA RAGETH Phone HO 5-6267 30 W. Harding Way Sfoclxfon. Calif. .1 99 RADIO 84 TELEVISION 262571 aww K I03 So ig? A t -Jw' I? Egg It ,11- Space Commander Xpgwgf Sales and Service EASY COMBINATION Washer and Dryer WM TROUTMAN PTOPFIBTOI' Cherokee Lane Phone EN 85780 Lodi Calif SUPER MOLD CORPORATION OF CALIFORNIA Manufac+urmg Lodl Mold Equlpmen+ Phone EN 9476I Lodl California 4' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 Congrafulahons +o 'rhe Class of 57 From MATNEYS 5 81 I0 On Sou+h Cen'IraI Avenue Come In and Look Around A Complefe Lune of GREETING CARDS GIFTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES-COSMETICS SEWING NOTIONS YARDAGE and a Varne+y of Household and PersonaI Needs 608 S Cenfral Ave Phone EN 8 55I9 Lodl California HOT POINT APPLIANCES American Sfandard Wesfinghouse Crane BENTZ Plumbing 8: Hea'ring Call Us for Free EsI'ima+es O RADIANT HEATING 0 PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Phone EN 80776 225 S Sfocldon Sf Lodi, Calif IF YOU DONT DRINK Why Help Pay for +he Accidenfs of Those Who Do? Now Represen+ing 'fhe Company Thai Wri+es Only Aufo Insurance for NON-DRINKERS 3I6 S. Cenfral Ave. ENduco'H 9-4369 ' e ' ' A u1gi ' , '1 f T 4 q ':1'-be 5 ff ' gf' 4.11 V, I . XXI, ' 1' ' I T114 fifg 'T v 1 II f ' 'J . Q l,f T 4 A - + , , I ' . - - -':,,.fef- - , ' I ,. , L.,--. -.eye-lsr ,:-.- L me-, 1-+45 fi - . - . . 'X . I I . ,fm 1 I 'af ff? 'W . f '1 fs. if' Q , 'why qv' ,ff '31 A A A 3'V, 4,-gf! NSW. I . X, T LS. hr - , , A X ' I I . . . ' I I . I I A- I SHEET METAL WORKS 204 NORTH E STREET STOCKTON, CALIF. 'I' GuH'er Work 'I' Ven+iIa+ing 'I' Furnaces 'I' Air Condifioning 'I' Ducf Work 'I' Coolers 'I' E+c. FREE ESTIMATES-REASONABLE PRICES COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL ALL WORK GUARANTEED HAVEN'S HARDWARE Sherwin-Williams Painfs and DuI'cI1boy PainI's Mixed From 'I'I1e Color Gallery ' HARDWARE 'I' APPLIANCES ' SPORTING GOODS 1: JOHN L. WOODWARD 'I' Licensed Confracior Phone EN 9,6869 PHONE Howard 4-2276 or GRani'I'e 7-I739 606 so Cenhal Ave Lodi CompIimenI's of CLOVERLEAF FARMS Milk-Cream-BuH'ermiIk as INDEPENDENTLY OWNED S+ock+on 0 I-Odi 840 LODI CABINET SHOP ROY REIMCHE, Owner Specialisi' in Formica Sink Tops and KiI'cI1en Cabineis S. CHEROKEE LANE PHONE EN 9-38I0 P. O. BOX 208 LODI, CALIFORNIA LODI HOME BAKERY Home of DANDY Bread and Pasfrles WEDDING CAKES-OUR SPECIALTY Phone EN 8 5746 4I S Sacramenfo SI Lod Calf Res Phone EN 80564 EN 85492 PEERLESS WELDING SHOP J C Musgrove ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE WELDJNG MACHINE WORK AND GENERAL REPAIRING LINCOLN AND AIRCO WELDING SUPPLIES IOI E Locusl' S+ Lod Calif Hires and fun go hand In hand A H 5 J MMI 3 Ponhac Cadnllac TOKAY MOTORS Sales and Servlce 20I E PINE ST LODI CALIE BETTER FABRICS MAKE BETTER FASHIONS ff, f N f me f SU o ' OX! 4 me FLAHERTY BROS Body and Fender Work Pamhng Auio Glass Cul' and Insfalled Whlle You Wall PHONE EN 8 5423 I54l S Cherokee Lane Lodi Calrf OTTO F BECKMAN 630 N Sacramenfo SI Lodi EN 94083 Loclxeforcl Branch Phone Ra 75606 O FEEDS FOR ALL LIVESTOCK Seeds Cleaning Milling G 8: S FARM SUPPLY CO Ferhllzers LIQUID AND DRY MIXES AQUA AMMONIA . SPRAY AND D . SEEDS Lodi, Callforma 32I N. Sacramenfo SI Phone EN 80828 . . I, I . U .. .-.-. '3Z3:-, I Y, T :fig '1I. - , I5 1555? Y ' 'E SQ B P Y Y 1 I-'sii?a2iz2?1iz:a,, ..-,.,--- ..::-1 :,:-,- :A:- : A:-:Ir .4 V, . - Uf3 I 4 r -T I . . 0. . . . , '4l j ' fu ' 6 I5 J . . -l ' ' ' . . Thi, if h6ol sl, - , , .x S' xl Nw... ' ' usr Congrafulafions Io +I'1e Class of '57 ARTHUR AND LYDIA PERMAN Props. and Owners FERDINAND HORST S+ove Oil-Diesel DISTRIBUTORS SEASIDE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS if Phone Lodi EN 9-2437 or Gali' Ploneer 5-II80 534 E. Lodi Ave. Lodi. Calif. CONGRATULATIONS 'I'o 'I'I1e Graduafes- Complimenfs of THE TOGGERY Lodi's Leading Siore for Men's Wear BOTANY ARROW SHIRTS CLOTHES ROUGH RIDER SLACKS FLORSHEIM AND FREEMAN SHOES School af Oak SI'ree'I' ANITA SHOP For Girls' and Ladies' Ready-fo-Wear Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of '57 PHONE EN 8-5683 I4 S. School Lodi, Calif. M UNION SERVICE Lu bricafion Firesfone Tires Pl10l'le Firesfone Bafferies Lodi Brake Service EN 8,3354 Free Piclc-Up and Delivery WE GIVE S 8: H GREEN STAMPS 730 So. 99 Hi-Way Lodi, California num an 1120160 ui mn no I For Gas and Gas Appliances MACO GAS CO Vrcfor Road ENdicoff 9 273I HOLT BROS Caferplllar John Deere Franlc Ferrero Your Holf Salesman In Lodi LODI O STOCKTON O TRACY GALT INSURANCE AGENCY Aufo-Fire Llabrllfy Accldenf Bonds LESTER O KNOWLTON Ranches Loans Homes DIAL Ploneer 5 IOI6 4+h and C Sf Galf Calif We Specialize in Wall fo Wall Cleaning in Homes LANGLOIS RUG CLEANERS Rug and Upholsfery Cleaners Demofhrng Wrrffen Guaranfee Drapes Curfarns Rugs Cuf and Bound All Modern Equrpmenf Call for Esfimafe Phone EN 9 3238 A LANGLOIS F MEIER I2l9 S Sacramenfo Sf Lodi California POSER 81 COE Radios Television and Appliances R C A AND ZENITH TV SETS Repairs on All Small Appliances O PHONE ENdicoff 8 5698 208 S School Sf Lodi Calif LIFETIME ALUMINUM DOORS Any Suze Mfr CALIFORNIA STEEL CO Fmesf in Garage Doors Aluminum Roofing Sheefs Any Size Mfr PHONE EN 82747 I220 Vrcfor Road Lodi California S n C E he A fwfr L . E . asm.. L -- 337 E. Main Sfreei' X sr-of-L rofmnfnfn.-fom.1, X STOCKTON CALIFORNIA from V- I K, , A 4n.,., , ,,....,,,..,. , ,J ' ' ' --.wwf 1., l ' -. A R. s. FULLER EARL H. BoTTs ff A ul:':mg!fg JHl.FPF1 L A .1 E. ali QL fb A4 !:'g ' QQ- LODI SUPER MARKET , A Complefe Food Shopping Cen+er VALLEY LUMBER CO. OF LODI 'Everyihing fo Build Any+hing Ill Ik PHONE EN 8-53I5 OR EN 9-36I0 I40I-25 S. Cherokee Lane Lodi, Calif. PHONE EN 8-5l48 200 E. Elm S+. Lodi, Calif. Say I+ Wi+h Flowers a I+ Wr+h Ours SERVING LODI FOR THE PAST 40 YEARS 5 W. Elm Ph. EN 9-4709 ' U ohne S 1, u ul:fJ5 U99 2: 5-. , E N. Cherokee Lane P. O. Box 357. Lodi . Firesfone Disfribufor . TRI Masfer Refreads . RCA Vicfor . Philco-Bendix ORVILLE L BOHNET Proprlefor Busmess Phone EN 8-06I3 Residence EN 8-I484 GLASS SERVICE Glve Us a Break You Look Bes+ In Our Mirrors PHONE EN 85479 548 E Walnuf S+ Lodl Callfornla B 81 C SERVICE CompIe+e MOTOR RECONDITIONl NG Cylinder Rebormg Elecfrlcal Service Mofor Tune Up Brake Servlce Wheel Allgnmg and Balancing CALL FOR AND DELIVER N Cherokee Lane Phone EN 85724 HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY Lumber and Bulldlng MaI'eruaIs FRANK I KOTEY Owner and Manager LOUIS FARNSWORTH Assf Manager Everyihlng From Ihe Foundahon e Roo Le+ Us Help You Wr+h Your Bulldmg Plans PHONE EN 85I3I 25I N Cherokee Lane Lodl CBIITOTHIB STAR MARKET Grocenes Fresh Vege+abIes Frshmg Balf CARL K FUJITA 74I S Cherokee Lane L d Calrf GEORGE M HUGHES Dus+ 'ro Dusf Spray Insechcldes Ferhlrzers Soul Fumlgahon Dus+ Shell NH3 Sulphur LET GEORGE DO IT 400 N Sacramen+o S+ Lo I Ca rf BITTNER TRACTOR CO INC Allis Chalmers Tracfors-John Bean Sprayers Farmhand Producfs Be Ge Hydraulic Pumps Par+s Sales Service I26 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE EN 93604 Lodr Calnforma S y ' . . o . 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MAKING PLANS FOR COLLEGE If so, LA SIERRA COLLEGE invifes you fo consider whaf if has fo offer fo discerning young people who desire fhe opporfunifies offered by CHRISTIAN EDUCATION - 'I' FuIIy Accredifed Liberal Arfs College 'I' ualified Devofed FacuII'y paclous Affrachve Campus For BuIIehns and Informafion Wrife fo- The Admissions Office LA SIERRA COLLEGE ARLINGTON CALIFORNIA alsweet CONCENTRATED E ECTAR S Try our Improved VaIsweef Grape Necfor No sugar added Made from severaI differ en variehes of fable grapes Wholesale by 'rhe case af our planf II 2 mile norfh of Lodi on 99 Hlway Drink and Drive LODI GRAPE PRODUCTS JAKE E BIETZ Manager P O Box 708 Lodi California Phones Planf EN 82996 Residence EN 80763 Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of I957 FARMERS 81 MERCHANTS BANK Member Federal Member Fede al Reserve Sysfem Deposlf Ins Corp LODI Mann Office SchooI and Elm Aufobank Church and Lodi Ave Modesfo-Linden GaI+ Sacramenfo Q . ,S .U . ', . GR I., f' ' I' -3 ' Member NaI'IonaI Cosiumers ASSOCIGIIOD Phone HO 22867 Res Phone HO 3 I756 BROWN S COSTUME SHOPPE La+es+ Siyles COSTUMES TUXEDOS Dnner Jaclzeis Sales and Ren'IaIs Wedd ngs Our Spec ally 40 S Amencan S+ocId'on Callf LES BROWN Two Value Packed S+ores PLAZA FURNITURE STORE Phone Broadway 8422I I22 Norfh S+ ECONOMY FURNITURE CO Phone Broad ay 85322 200 W MaIn HARRY R WAGNER UVALDE TEXAS STOCKTON SHOE MART PFICGS From Fac+ory Io You Fac+ory ReI'aII DIsIrIbu+or of Na+IonaIIy Known Brands CompIe+e Range of SIZGS +o FII' Ihe Hard Io FII Fooi' SERVE YOURSELF A ADELMAN 48 S Cahforna Telephone HOward 39586 S'I'ocId'on 2 Calforna Enloy k BORDEN S ICE CREAM an C FRESH MILK wif' S ual' 'ht I X sffclnx - IF ITS BORDENS ITS GOT TO BE GOOD 847 So Plg Sfocldo Ca If Phone HO 44626 IREY MAYFLOWER Irey MOVIHQ and SI'orage Co Mo ng Pack ng Sforage Local Sfafe Ide Na+on d 336 E Locusi S+ Lod ENdIcoH 82426 AGENTS AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO Na+IonwIde Movers MAR VAL FOOD STORES Two SI'ores Io Serve You CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 I340 S Huich ns 203 S School LODI EKSTROM S Plumbmg and EIec+rIcaI Supply BIG DISCOUNTS BuIIdIng SuppIIes Pabco PBIHIS . Furnaces . HeaI'ers HPYICE Wins FrIends Ouallfy Keeps Them LODI. CALIFORNIA 488 E Keffleman Lane Phone EN 93885 REISWIG MOTORS NASH RAMBLER Sales and ServIce O Phone EN 94557 50I W. KETTLEMAN LANE LODI, CALIF I O I I w - . ' I I - I . , . I off? S 4 .158 L f-, V f . . I . ff w I U . . ....'A I M A PRODUCTS In - - ' QE ' 'if I . . I 40 ,... . I ,.,1: Z.: .:,.- , . . ' I SI. , ', . I rim n, I' . , I I - VI - I - - w' - I wi e . I . . i ' - Q - . I . I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE '57 GRADUATES WERNERS MFG CO LODI OALIF KRIEGER MOTOR CO Sa es and Service PARTS AND LABOR REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF CARS :oo f GUARANTEED No+I1lng So New as a 57 Ford II3 II9 S SACRAMENTO ST LODI PHONE EN 94725 KING YIN CAFE We Serve Chinese Dinners HOURS II45 AM TO I30 PM 400 PM TO II30 PM I0 S Mann S+ Locll Calif UPSTAIRS CLOSED MONDAYS KATZAKIAN 81 SCHAFFER RGBIIOTS of HOMES RANOHES 3 L s INCOME PROPERTY 226 W Pme S1- 'UW Telephone EN 8 53lI LODI CALIFORNIA Any OIL Tlme Call LODI 809I2 CON J DEASY UNION OIL COMPANY UBIIIY Proclucfs Prompi' Service COSTS LESS IN LONG RUN V I d 99 I ' ' I 0 O ll ' I ll I ' . 0 f. Q REALTORS 8 , - If I A - OT I ic or an Lodi, California Mos+ Everyone Shops aI' DUBOIS I8 20 Wes+ Pine Si 'For +he Fmes'I School SWEATERS an SKIRTS MILLINERY ACCESSORIES LINGERIE HOSIERY a+ +he PERSONALITY SHOPPE HELEN TODD MORTON Telephone EN 9 3757 I08 W PINE LODI CALIF Phone EN 9 68I I GUILD CLEANERS Serving Those Who Enloy Ihe Besi' DWIGHT ALQUIST RIDER HARDWARE HOUSEHOLD GOODS SPORTING GOODS Deferred Paymeni Accounis Addlhonal Budgei' Credif Accounis 30 Day Charge Accoun+s Telephone EN 8060! II6 W Pne S+ Lod Cahforna WOODROW MITCHELL IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 200 W Pine SI' Phone EN 94758 LODI CALIF LADS BOYS SHOP Boys Young Mens Apparel Sizes From 4 +o 20 Phone EN 9 6720 25 N School S+ LODI CALIFORNIA M. ZELVER FurniI'ure S'rore Your Home Should Come Firs+ Phone EN 8 II40 20 W. ELM ST. LODI, CALIF. We Have a CompIe+e S+ocIc 'I Eas+man Brownies and Kodalcs Bring Us Your Developing and Prinhng Le+ Us Fill Your Prescrip+ion LODI DRUG CO. o M. E CRETE, Mgr Cory Bldg. Phone EN 9 2728 d - it . . . . II2 W. Pine Sf. Lodi, Calif. . i . i, ' I I I I I It It o Ik VICTOR HOAG SEED CLEANING MILLS Congra+uIa+es CLASS OF I957 We Specuallze In Clover Gram, Alfalfa, and Pas+ure Seeds Grldley MIII Phone 2777 GaI+ Mull Phone PI 5 II37 Colusa Road 99 Highway ai' GaI+ Manhng Addresses P O Box 777 Manlmg Address P O Box 777 LODI ACADEMY PRESS LEROY COOKE Manager We Do AII Kmds of Prmhng 0 PROMPTLY O ACCURATELY 0 ECONOMICALLY Phone EN 8 5542 I2I5 SOUTH GARFIELD STREET We Take Orders for Genuine Engravmg STATIONERY LETTERHEADS ANNOUNCEMENTS 0 WEDDING INVITATIONS LODI CALIFORNIA u o s o I l sv illlgrbl' Jtnvfcf HEASURIU NOT IY GOID 'UT IV I 'Uv Goldon Hula I - Vg , Q I I . u O O O I DRUIN S MORWEAR PAINT sToRE Varmshes Lacquers Enamels Lafex and Texfure Palnfs Brushes Tools Sundries WALLPAPERS STOCKED AND SPECIAL ORDERED Renfal Tools Wallpaper Sfreamers Sanders Pollshers PHONE EN 96835 l30 N School Sf Lodl Calif GIANT FROSTY 240 So. Hufchins Phone EN 8-I047 FAST SERVICE Sandwiches and Mllk Shakes Free Dellvery E AND L MARKET Groceries and Fresh Vegefables Ice Cream and Candles School Supplles Phone EN 8 5429 844 S Cenfral LODI CALIF GIENGER LINOLEUM SERVICE SAMUEL GIENGER Mefal and Plasflc Wall Tnle Complefe Wmdow Shade and Venehan Blmd Servuce Asphalf Tnle FREE ESTIMATES- Phone EN 99527 I5 W OAK LODI CALIF VERN S MARKET VERNON AND IVA SCHLENKER Where Servlce ls a Business Noi' a Sldellne A COMPLETE LINE OF FOODS Phone EN 994I3 500 S Cenfral Ave Lodu Callf FREE DELIVERY Phone EN 96368 Res EN 96836 Ouallfy Plus Price RALPH S TRAILER SALES RALPH R SURRAN 82I S Cherokee Lane Lcd: Callfornla Congrafulahons fo fhe Class of 57 LODI NUT CO GUNDERSHAUG ELECTRIC CO lndusfrlal Elecfrlcal Confracfor MOTORS-STARTERS-CONTROLLERS V BELTS-PULLEYS-ELECTRIC SUPPLIES MOTOR REWINDING NORVAL GUNDERSHAUG Telephone EN 93087 I30 N Sacramenfo S+ Lodl Callfornla WINDOW SHADES We Make Them Repalr and Rehem Do lf Yourself Lmoleum Anybody Can Do If Save lfz fhe Prlce HEPPER FURNITURE JUSTIN C SCHROEDER Owner G A POWERS Manager GRanlfe 70287 FLAGSTONE MANOR MOTEL A Mofel of Dlshnchon Sunken Rose Garden Phones-Playground On Hlghways 99 and 50-3 Mules Norfh of Sfockfon on Leff 8009 N 99 HIGHWAY I ik 1 o I - Il 0 I . . n o 1' I I 708 Wesf Lodl Ave Phone EN 82285 STOCKTON 5 CALIF We Give S 81 H Green Sfamps CENTRAL MARKET Groceries-Fresh Vegefables HAROLD AND LORETTA SCHRENK 6I6 S. Cenfral Ave. Ph. EN 8-2l25 LODI. CALIFORNIA PORTRAITS and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Since I924 RUMMEL'S STUDIO Phone EN 9-6207 IIO SO. SCHOOL LODI. CALIF. T. A. BOWEN 81 SON Realfors and Insurors Since I9I4 4: Res. Phone EN 8-300I Office Phone EN 9-2784 Bowen Bldg., 2l8 S. School Sf. LODI. CALIF. LODI'S FURNITURE STORE Open From 9 A.M. fo 9 P.M. Phone EN 9-9508 l22 N. CHEROKEE LODI. CALIF. SAV-MOR NAGEL'S SERVICE Tire Recapping-Texaco Producfs Disfr.-Kelly Springfield Tires Phone EN 9-6998 Lodi, Caiif. 40I S. Cherokee Lane LODI. CALIF. menu IIEATIIG H. LEHR, Prop. 204 E. Lodi Ave. Phone EN 8-5934 LODI. CALIFORNIA WARREN'S l9c DRIVE-IN Our Specialfy THICK MILK SHAKES AND MALTS We Also Serve SANDWICHES--COLD DRINKS-SUNDAES FLOATS Ke'H'Ieman Lane and S. Hufchins LODI, CALIF. LODI FRENCH LAUNDRY AND CLEANING Firsi' in QuaIi+y and Service WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Phone EN 9-4527 l22 E, Elm 51, L- PRECHECO LODI, CALIFORNIA LIPPERT'S MOTEL Look 'For Ihe CowgirI C. W. AMES Hwys. 99 and 50 LODI, CALIFORNIA 9I7 S. Cherokee Lane Phone EN 9-9904 SAN JOAQUIN REALTY HENRY REISWIG, Mgr. 22 N. Cherokee Lane Highway 99 PHONE EN 8-2I42 LODI. CALIFORNIA DRY CLEANING and Laundry Servlce CASH AND CARRY PRICES 25 Years of Successful Business In Lodl DELIVERY AND PICKUP For Experf IndI Idual Care and Prompf Courleous Service SEE STAR DELUX CLEANERS III S Cherokee Lane on Hlway 99 Phone EN 96795 LodI CBIITOFDIB GUPTILL'S JEWELRY Wafches Clocks GIFTS SI ver Chma REPAIR SERVICE Phone EN 80559 22 S SCHOOL ST LODI CALIF SIEGFRIEDS TelevIsIon Radlos Phonographs Records MusIcal InsI'rumenI's and TypewrII'er Renials Muslc Supplles Phone EN 99058 6 Wesi' PIne SI' LODI CALIFORNIA ACME FURNITURE COMPANY Complere Home Furmshers Cash or Easy Terms SID STEIN Manager Telephone HO 4 7623 427 EAST WEBER AVE STOCKTON CALIFORNIA Greehng Cards Glffs Leafher Goods LODI STATIONERY Formerly Currys OFFICE SUPPLIES HOWARD R HAYS-RICHARD W KUBIAS 20 S School S+ Phone EN 92672 LODI CALIFORNIA HOUSE OF MUSIC 45 78 33 Records Phonographs Sheer MUSIC Insfrumenfs II4 W Elm LODI CALIF Phone EN 998I5 Cl.IFFORD'S any A CHILDRENS EMPURIUM I I QI 7No School St 'A' lodI CIIIII The Sfore for Boys and GIrIs VANS-FLATBEDS-TANKERS A Truck for Every Purpose I'IIgI'I ay Truck Transporfahon LTNOW ART A Souih Cherokee Lane-Lodi Callf Phone Lodl EN 8 5I2I Sacramenfo ENIEFPYISB I 0646-Sfock EN IO646-Oakland LOckhaven Ion Ierpruse 2 022I San Franclsco EN'I'erprIse I I062 Los An geles LUdIow 8 8254 I I 'I ' - LODI TRUCK SERVICE G ffwl ' w ' Phones: Lodi EN 9-4793 EN 9-4794 'I' Brealrfasi' ' Lunch 'I' Dinner I 4 Ice CREAM co. We Caler Io ParI'Ies in I'he SKY ROOM We Ca+er 'ro Parhes In Ihe SKY ROOM I00 Soufh 99 Hlghway LODI CALIF SWIIIIII D C LIFORN A Phone Lodl EN 8 0654 BANQUET GOLD ROOM Luncheons and Dinners New Low Monihly Ho'reI Accomodahons JOHN GIAFFIGNA O ner ELM ER H VAN Manage Dedlcafed I'o Servlng 'Ihe Public of I'he Lodi Dls'Irlc+ H LODI NEWS SENTINEL Since I88I Complefe Local News Coverage S+aI'e Nahonal and World News and Plcfures From Umied Press Exfends Hs Besi' Washes for Success 'Io Ihe Graduahng Class of I'he LODI ACADEMY Congra+uIahons +o +he Class of 57 From P L HANSENS BUILDING CREW Who Build Anyfhmg From Academies Io Doll Houses Phone EN 99I80 MAIL ADDRESS RI' 2 Box I8I Lodl Calif ITS LODI HARDWARE BRIDE S REGISTRY SERVICE h dd ggffs 'O For G-:Hs 0 For All Occasions M 0 Fme China and Cryslal Y LODIS LEADING HOUSEWARES STORE Pho e EN 9-44I5 27 So School SI' Lodn Calf GLENN CUSICK CHAS VEREGGE ll ' ' ll ' III , . U O I ..,,:.:: gg.. 1' E l O I A I - I U O W I' I I Q 12 5 1 K Get 1 e shower and . we in I you really wantl Register your ' I ' dinnerware, glassware, and flu are pat? ' ' here, so we a I II you f ' d I ' what ou pr f O U I l I O O fl Q . . . . , I . . O . . O . , , . f Nfifm 5.4. GALT MISSION CHAPEL 7th and B Sts Galt Phone Galt Ploneer 5 IOO6 LODI FUNERAL HOME 225 S School St Lodi Phone EN 9 3564 L. 'ti' '1 'V Wlthrn the Means of All MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE want to thank these Contrrbutors E Vernon Ashley M D Baileys Nursery E E Bennett MD M M Bergantz D DS L A Buller, D D S C C Bunch, M D W G Clernungs W G Fessler, M D Wulfred G Forbes, D D S Ben Harr Arthur W Hebert, M D Erw1nJ Hennung, M D Clarence S Ing, M D Isabel L Ing, M D Hlroshu Kanagawa, D D S RaymondL Knoll M D Howard T Letcher D D S J P Luebug Realtor Lodn Medncal Laboratory C J Looser, O D N J Mlchals, M D Lloyd L Owens, D D S Mamle G Pallesen, M D Richard V Polson, M D Ed Spuekerman Concrete Ploe Co Melvun E Taves, D D S Teck's Nursery Franklyn R Wendell, M D Ralph Yeoman Dental Lab ,1,f.:J 'Nc-'ax 1 Ji V j 'A - 'rl X A 1 if .Lf L S L i A W --'ij' 1. e -V f'1,.1-17 51, F f ' I MN-4 , ., h - 'N Thoughtful and Sympathetic Service 56I f'IUSl D- Salas II . . . O ADMINISTRATION Deans Prtncrpal Reg trar T asur r ADVERTISERS ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY ate Hoa Banquet F Festwal Off cers Ptcntc BUILDINGS Adrntnrstrarcft Boys Dorrnttory CLASSES Freshmen Tumbltng Juntors Senrors Sophomor 5 CONTRIBUTORS DEDICATION DEPARTMENTS Auto Mechantcs Bustness and boolclceeptng Cafeterva Commerctal See Typtng and Shorthand Coolflng Drrver educatron Englrsh German Hlstory Home economtcs Industrial Arts Instrument Journaltsm Laundry Llbrary Mathematlcs Meducal Cadet Corps Mustc see Instrument Organ Physucal Educatson Organ Plano Voice see also Sports Plano Press Our thanks Index 9 2 Prnntlng Relngton Scvence Sefllng S or Soantsh Speec Ty Ing Vorce Wood Norlctng MUSICAL GROUPS Band .lumor Trto L den Lodtans Sensor Trto ORGANIZATIONS Club Rhtngold Los Am gos Muslcal see Musrcal Groups Norsernen Club Relugtous see Reltgtous organtazttons Stgrna Beta Kappa Student Councnl Temperance Club Upsrlon Gamma PUBLICATIONS Gateway staff Loduan Ltght membershrps Lodtan Ltght staff Snow trnps RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Mlsstonary Volunteer Sabbath School Semrnar Week of Prayer SPORTS Baseball Basketball Football Slcnlng Swtmrmng Volleyball WORK We wnsh to express our apprecnatton to our many tnends and advertusers whose hearty support has made It possuble for us to publush our Lodt Academy Yearbook We also Wlsh To thank RUMMEL'S PHOTO STUDIO forthe Photography, THE S K SMITH CO for the Covers and TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO for the prlnttng ofthe LODIAN LIGHT of T957 0 0 0 . , ,,,,,,, IB, T9, 24 ' ' ' ' ,s,,s, ,S S 14, I5 r lg , ,, , T6 T ' V re' e , , , , T7 A .Lend , ,, ,, , 2 - I2 A Q V Am ur I r , , ,,,,, ,, , B5 p' V ,, ,,,,,,,, , 8-1 ' H all ,,,, , , 6-1 ' I 65 ' ' , ,,,, ,,,, , 6-1 , ' ' 2 , , ,,,,, 7, 8, 9 Q , E5 A ' ' , 78 ' Glrls' Dorrnrtory 7B Madfrgals , 58, 59 ' 51 - 55 ' ' , AO-50 i e 56, S7 ' - . 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He enjoyed hearing about your yearbook plans and hopes the enclosed glossy print vwili serve your purpose, With the President's best wishes to you and your classmates, Sincerely, Z Ann C. Whitman Personal Secretary to The President Miss Bonnie Lammerding Lodi Academy 12.15 South Garfield Street Lodi, California Enclosure LET FREEDOM RING! The statue of Liberty eniightening the world was conceived and designed as a symbol of a great internationai friendship. With the passing of the years its signifi- cance has deepened until today it is the most symbolic structure in the United States. There is syrnboiisrn in the design itseit. The broken shackies of tyranny that are 'ndded at the feet of Liberf, ha.e spoken for themselves to generatbns of peopie tieeing tyranny The 'abiet n the s'atue's iett hand, 'nscrihc-ci Juiy -1 i776 refers tg me Deciaraticn of inciergefcence - tel- ing air corners oi the Ainwcan ideal tra' ati wen are created emi The torch neo in gh ic rw' rig'-t hare ', 'aeeirs is. V . 4 expiarmtiort as she Q s tf a o Veedcn' and iiherty Nfi'lONA, PAFK SERWCE ia? 'Lf S' 1 'A I an N
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