Lodi Academy - Lodian Light Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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' 1' M 4.i.1 1S'f,f't?f -' V ff fajcy-- f.,Qw1 i. -, rg. f- win, g 5 a , AW, 2, . , , . A., ,.. ' -- ,V I .5 yr 3, is-r 1 -V f i. Q ' ,XL vig f ' fp f n ig n! L 's 44 6 t W Q Q: ' A N jp . fd, mhz V . -A W 1, A . I .bww 4 gf -1 , .N vh', , X + , iv I gyligq K 5? ,y - ,t ,Siu 43' , Wklf ' , Y , N, f H' Y ,X ,, rf I '? . Lil' gig? , ?..?,fnf + M arf' .Ms J' f AAL 9' zfyfgi t YW nl , Lois Waddell ADMINISTRATIVE EDITOR CLASS EDITOR Rhoda Little -tl' . 1:11.60 5, 1 'l Q? . lg., A t ,gv W1 w.. X 'nf-?' 1 , 'E Q XX ' ,Q - o .5 A' 55' ,, 'I' I. ef if ' . X +4 A,N, wg ,, KW ,wwe 1. W, ' A llllEt tllllt HHH Ptllllilllllll llllSSlll5l Youth ol Lodi Academy as you work and study, seek lor the blueprint of service the Master has for you. Your Christian education here should give you a foundation training for the kind of persons the world is needing today. It is easy to become so busy in sell-preparation that there is little time left for the touch ol human understanding which is necessary if We are to be large in thought, in word, and in deed. Lift high your heads, have faith and courage to see the need of the world today, then live and serve. Your journey may lead you up hill and down or the way may be weary and long, but never forget that you do not travel alone. A heavenly messenger is always by your side. His grace is sufficient. BOARD OF TRUSTEES ll..- .YA ly i t. HUW4HlEHtHiUHS FIRST ROW: Elder M. R. Bailey Dr. L. M. Stump Elder Carl Becker Elder A. C. Nelson Elder P. G. Wipperman SECOND ROW: Elder E. H. Oswald Dr. C. W. Kilcher Dr. H. Sturges Mr. Sam Salas Elder W. L. Hyatt THIRD ROW: Elder C. Hartwick Elder B. W. Mattison Mr. Paul Driver Mr. F. C. Gibbon Dr. H. C. Horning fDr. and Mrs. Stump aref delighted by a visit from their friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Pan ot Manila. The Stumps build their dream castle while en- ioying a quiet evening at home. .HIE lg UNH UH GRACE MOREL. M.S. in L.S. Librarian. English. WM. WILKINSON, M.A Bible. History. L. W. BOTH. B.A. Registrar. Bible, German. MRS. L. W. BOTH. B.A. English. Speech. VERA HOOPES-WATTS American Conservaiory ol Music. Choir. Vocal. F. C. GIBBON, B.A. Treasurer. Bookkeeping HMUHH The Roths reilect a happy family. as Wally and Carolyn pause in their piano practice. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson share with Miss Morel their color pictures oi several vacation trips to Canada. Veradeen's fingers wander over the piano keys as Mr. and Mrs. Watts relax by the fireplace. Richard. Charles. and Terry keep life from becoming monotonous for their mother and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon. PHEUUH Twelve F. L. BUNCH, M.A. Mathematics. Biology. Physics. MRS. LILLIAN WHISENHUNT, B.Th Dean of Girls, Physical Education. KATHRYN ANDREWS. B.A. Assistant Dean of Girls. Home Economics. E. F. IUDY. B.A. Band, Instruments. M. E. LOEWEN. B.A. Dean ol Boys. Physical Education. MRS. M. E. LOEWEN, B.S. Commercial. Principal's Secretary. Maior can't iigure out why Mr. and Mrs. Bunch sit so still. Could there be a photographer a- round? .151 . frggm iw? The Whisenhunts and Miss Andrews talk of old times at Walla Walla- cmd of the joys of being deans. Q I 5 n 'Qi' liilnunuq Bright-eyed little Lau- ra Lynn Iudy captures Profs interest as her parents chat with the Loewens. PHEUHH Fourteen F. E. WALLACE. B.S. Chemistry. Spanish, Radio. A. RUTH LUST University of Parana Argentina. Piano. NORMA CARR-GLASS Director oi Food Service W. B. BERTHELSON. B.A Mechanics. Maintenance. L. W. WOHLFEIL Press Superintendent. I. K. HERMI-KN, B.S. Farm Manager. IOHNNY G. KERBS Pastor A.S.B. Pres.. '5l: A.S.B: Pastor. '5U: M.V. Secretary. '5U: Iunior Hep., '49-'50: Village Club Hep.. 50-'5l. BOB L. TURNER Sergeant-at-Arms Choice of Life Work: Doctor: Hobby: Sports. MR. and MRS. M. E. LOEWEN Sixlcwz Sponsors WEEE BETTY RAE SALAS Vice-President A.S.B. Vice-Pres.. '49-'5U: Student Council. '48-'49: Church Organist. '48-'5l: Choir, '48- '5l: Lodians. '50-'5l. DON MULVIHILL President A.S.B. Pres. '5U: Village Club Pres.. '49-'51 Boys' Club, '48-'49: Seminar Pres.. '48-'44 Lodians. '50-'5l. LLOYD E. WHITE Treasurer B.S.B. Treas.. '48-'5l: Iunior Class Treas.. '49-'50: Gateway Reporter. '49-'5U: Choir: Lodians. ALICE CLIFTON Secretary Girls' Club Pres.. 'SU-'5l: Iunior Class Vice-Pres.. '49-'5U: Senior Class Sec.. '50-'5l: A.S.B.'Vice- Pres.. '50-'5l. HH HHH EHHUHS Familiar iaces fancy iormuls. Bob bears bright banner. ' P Seniors stage surprise sccxre. SCFCHIUCII EHIIUHS HAROLD Gnoss wil' Band, '47-'50: Five Fiiths, '50: Choice oi Liie Work: Mechanical Engineering: Hobby: Hunting. IOAN E. MENDENHALL Choice ol Life Work: Nurse: Hobbies: Reading and Sewing: Nick-name: Iody: Former School: Wewoka Sr. H. S. BERNICE VIPOND Accompanist of Sabbath School, Girls' Club, Choir, Lodians: Foreign Mission Band: Hobby: Music. STANLEY SQUIER Boys' Club Vice-Pres., '49-'50: Band Pres.. '49-'50: Student Council. '5l: Pray- er Band Leader, '49-'50: Choir, '49-'5l. LAVERNE SCHLENKER Village Club Pres., '50-'5l: Prayer Band Leader. 'A9-'5U: Band Pres.. '50-'5l: Trumpet Trio, '50-'5l. MARCELLA I-IOWSON Prayer Band Leader, '50-'5l: Sabbath School Teacher, '49-'50: Annual Circ. Manager, '49-'50: Hobby: Reading. PATRICIA GRAHAM Seminar. '49-'50: Pianist oi M. V.. Sab- bath School, '48-'49: Choir, '48-'49: Tem- perance Club, '47-'48. DAVE YANKEE Boys' Club Pres., '50: Band. '49-'5l: Brass Trio. '50-'5l: Band Treasurer. '5l: Future Plans: Industrial Arts Teacher. ROBERT W. POHLE Band. '50-'5l: Village Club: Hobby: Cars: Choice oi Liie Work: Print- ing lndustry. BEVERLY L. VOTH Prayer Band Leader, '49-'50: Annual Circulation Manager. '49-'50: M.V. Sec.. '49- 50: Hobbies: Reading. Walking. Prophecy- in Bible Doctrines. Bernice- caught in ihe actl Harmony in the band room. Nineteen EEHIUHS BOB YOUNG Boys' Club Sergeant-at-Arms, '50-'5l: Choice of Liie Work: Diesel Mechanic: Hobby: Hadio. GERTRUDE MAYETTA WEIS Sabbath School Supt., '50-'5l: Village Club Vice-President., '50-'5l: Studen t Council, '48-49: Choir, '49-'50: M.V. Pi- anist, '50, SHIRLEY Cl-IESNUTT Band, '48, '5U: Foreign Mission Band: Hobbies: Reading and Swimming. WILBUR C. FRYE M.V. Leader. '50-'5l: Prayer Band Lead er. '50- 51: Band. '47-'5l: Brass Trio, '51 Ir. Class Sgt.-Arms: Annual Editor, '5l. BOB BIVENS Prayer Band Leader, '5l: Hobbies: Ski- ing and Swimming: Choice of Lite Work: Medical Missionary. LOIS WADDELL Girls' Club Vice-Pres., '5l: Annual Ad ministrative Editor, '5l: Seminar Vice Pres.. '49: Choir: Student Council, '4B. LOUISE GROSE Prayer Band Leader, '5l: Hobbies: Col- lecting Poems and Stories: Choice of Life Work: Elementary School Teacher. EUGENE HAFFNER Band, '50-'5l: Church Orchestra, 48-'5l Hobby: Photography. CAROLYN SCHOENINGER Prayer Band Leader, '50-'5l: Teachers of Tomorrow, '48-'49: Hobby: Cooking. CARMEL WAY Seminar, '49-'50: Foreign Mission Band, '50-'5l: Annual Circ. Mgr., '49-'5U: Hob- bies: Collecting Poems, Stories. Mr. Bunch shows the girls it will run. The boys cmd iheir dean read ihe news. Dr. Stump welcomes Shirley to school. Twenty-one SHIIUHE DARYL MC CUMBER Prayer Band Leader. '48-'49: Seminar. '48-'49: Foreign Mission Band. '50-'5l: Band, '49-'5l: Student Council, '50-'5l. INGEBORG SHULTZ Hobby: Basketball: Choice ol Liln Work Secretary: Nickname: Honey. DELORES DELILA DUNSTON Prayer Band Leader, '5l: Girls' Club Sergeant-at-Arms. '5l: Hobbies: Art and Gardening: Future Plans: Nurse. DONALD SAULSBURY Basketball, '49-'50: Choice of Lite Work: Cattle Rancher. Baseball Player: Nick- name: Saulzio. BILL MURPHY Choir. '50-'5l: Gateway Reporter, '50-'5l: Basketball Team. '50-'5l. MILDRED SMITH Piano: Choice of Lite Work: Secretary: Seminar. '50-'5l: Hobbies: Reading. Nickname: Millie. IVIARIE ABBOTT Annual Campaign Leader: Choice oi Lite Work: Elementary School Teacher. RICHARD SMITH Prayer Band Leader. '5l: Semixxa Pres.. '49-'50: Foreign Mission Band Vice-Pres.. Boys' Club Pastor. '49-'50. RICHARD FOULSTON Band, '50-'5l: Choir. '50-'5l: Agricultural Club. '50-'5l: Choice ol Life Work: Doc- tor: Hobby: Outdoor Sports. DORIS MAYER Choice oi Lile Work: Secretary: Hobbies: Sewing and Knitting: Musical Instru- ment: Piano. Our American History Is no longer mystery. The servers greet McCumber As past the deck he lumbers. Murphy helps the lasses As they arrive lor classes Twenty-three SEHIUHE GERALD HAGELE Band. '48-'5l: Choice oi Life Work: Den- lislry. IENNY KEEHNEL Prayer Band Leader. '50: Seminar. '50 Girls' Club Pres.. '50: Temperance Coun- cil. '50: A.S.B. Vice-pres.. '50. GWENDOLYN SPUEHLER Hobby: Embroidering: Choice gf Life Work: Secrelary: Nickname: Gwen. VERNA MAE GARNER Prayer Band Leader. '49-'5l: M.V. Sec.. '48: Gateway Assoc. Ed.. '49-'50: Band '5l: Sabbath School Secretary. '49. MRS. GEORGE BISSETT Prayer Band Leader. '49-'5l: T.O.T. Pres.. '5l: Choice of Life Work: Teacher: Hob- by: Knilling. KEITH VVIGHTMAN Sabbath School Secretary. '49-'5U: An- nual Arl Ediior. '49-'5l: Choice of Life Work: Doctor: Hobby: Painting. ANICE PETERSON Prayer Band Leader. '50-'5l: Girls' Club Treas.. '5U: Seminar. '50-'5l: Foreign Mis- sion Band. '5l: Choir. '50-'5l. CAROLE SINN Foreign Mission Band Leader, '5l: S. S. Sup'l.: Prayer Band Leader. '50: Choir: Lodians: M.V.. A.S.B. Pianist. DELBERT NELSON Prayer Band Leader. '5l: Choir. '48-'5l: T.O.T. Pub. Sec.. '48-'49: Choice ol Lilo Work: Dentisl. ROMA DAVIS Girls' Club Sergeanl-al-Arms: T.O.T. Vice-Presidenl. '49-'50: Choice oi Lilo Work: Nurse. Was ist. Herr Wightmcm? Are the shirts dry yet? Oh! Is THAT the one? Twc 11 ty-fi ve Wmumuns KN UTE MARTIN Band, '48-'49: Choir, 'SU-'5l: Lodians, '50-'5l: Choice of Liie Work: Mortician: Hobby: Making a Library. IOAN REESE M. V. Ass't. Leader, '50-'5l: Prayer Band Leader, '50-'5l: Seminar, '49-'50: Foreign Mission Band. '50-'5l. DONNA IOHNSON Lodian Light, Ass't. Ed., '50-'5l: Choir, '48-'49, '50-'5l: Student Body Sec.. '49: Sen. Class Rep., '50-'5l: 'l'.O.T., '49. GENE HAWORTH Boys' Club, Pres.. '50-'5l: Senior Class Rep., 'SU-'5l: A.S.B. Pastor, '5l: Choir, '50-'5l: Boys' Club Treas., '50. DOYLE SAUNDERS Hobby: Sports: Former School Attended: Monterey Bay Academy. BARBARA CORE Girls' Club Pres., '50-'5l: A.S.B. Soc., '50-'5l: Iunior Class Sec., '49-'50: Girls' Dorm Council, '49-50: Seminar. PAT-ll! WIK OFF Girls' Club Vice-President, '49-'50: Pray- er Band Leader, '50-51: Choir, '49-'5l: Lodians, '50-'5l. WILTON A. HARTWICK Boys' Club Treas. and Sec., '49-'50: Boys' Club Pres., '50-'5l: Iunior Class Pres., '49-'5U: Temp. Club Pres., '49-'50. LEROY L. DOLLINGER Choice of Life Work: Farmer: Hobbies: Football and Eating Ice Cream. BETTY KURTS Prayer Band Leader, '49-'50: Choice of Lite Work: Stenographer: Hobby: Head- ing. Doyle estudio' mucho. f Q ef 447 . S-fx,-4' Please raise X I I j W x my grade- We made the clussl Twenty-sc ve n lf X XL ,ef SHIIUHS CHARLINNE HARTWICK M.V. Pianist, '50: Choir. '50-'5l: Seminar, '48-'49: Foreign Mission Band, '5l: Pray- er Band Leader, '50-'5l. IOAN CARSON Girls' Club Spiritual Leader. '49-'50: Gaieway Reporter, '49-'50: T.O.'l'. Vice Pres.. '43-19: Nickname, Io. CAROLYN MC DONALD M.V. Leader, '48-'49: Temperance Club. '5U: T.O.'1'., '50-'5l: Choice ot Lile Worlr: Nurse: Hobby: Sewing, Knitting. GLORIA BROCKETT M.V. Assoc. Leader, '50-'5l: Girls' Club Treas.. '49-'5U: Gateway Alumni Editor. '49-'50: Gateway Assoc. Editor, '50-'5l. LILLIAN PERRY Choice ot Lite Work: Secretary: Hobby: Going for Rides. ARLENE E. HICKOK M.V. Sec.. '49: G'ateway Columnist. '49- '5U: Prayer Band Leader. '50-'5l: Girls' Dorm Council. '49-'50: Seminar, '49-'50. BARBARA MAE SAVIO Gateway Feature Editor. '49-'5U: Lodian Light Circ. Mgr.. '50-'5l: Prayer Band Leader. '50-'5l: Future Plans: Secretary. BARBARA IEAN KATONA M.V. Ass't Orqanist. '50-'5l: Prayer Band Leader. '50-'5l: Girls' Dorm Prayer Band Leader. '50-'5l: Seminar. '50-'5l. DELORES LUCINE HOFFER Ushers' Club. '49-'50: Hobby: Sewing: Choice oi Life Work: Secretary: Favorite Sport: Baseball. DEAN KNOLL Choir. '48-'49: '50-'5l: Lodians. '50-.5I: Basketball Teams, '49-'50: '50-'5l: Violin- ist. Secretaries of tomorrow. Homemukers of the future. Enlertcriners of the present. Twenty-nine DON E. WERNER M.V. Sec., '50-'5l: Sabbath School Usher, '50-'5l: Gateway Reporter, '50-'5l: Prayer Band Leader. '50-'5l. SENIUHS RAY ETHERIDGE Boys' Club Vice-Pres.. '50-'5l: A.S.B. Treas.. '50-'5l: Student Council, '53-'5l: Band, '49-'5l: Choir, '50-'5l: Brass Trio. BEVERLY EGBERT Choir, '49-'5U: Ass't Leader Gateway Campaign. '49: Choice of Lite Work: Business Administration. NINA HARKOV Senior Class Rep.. '50: Student Council. '5U: Choice ol Lite Work: Dieiicianr Hob- by: Relaxing With a Good Book. ELAINE YANKE Orchestra: Choir, '50-'5l: Lodians. '50- '5l: Choice ot Life Work: Secretary or Secretary or Nurse. DONNA TUNNELL Choir, '49-'50: Nickname: D.I. Choice of Liie VVork: Secretary. DAVID O'DELL Sergeant-at-Arms: Choice of Lite Work: Agriculturalist: Hobby: Collecting Anec- dotes and Big Words. LORRAINE MATTHEWS Choice of Lite Work: Dental Nurse: Hobby: Skating. ELSIE HARR Prayer Band Leader. '49-'5U: Choice of Lite Work: Librarian Hobby: Sewing. Spring fever strikes Chemistry is explored lust as you have now come to the end of the Senior Class pages, so we Seniors have come almost to the end of our academy schooling. As we look back over the four years during which Lodi Academy has been our home, we think first of our freshman year and of the time we first set foot upon our academy campus. At that time, finding academy life so new and altogether different, we entered into each new experience with exciting anticipa- tion, as well as with great awe. Oh, how we gazed with deepest respect at the Seniors who buzzed right past us! Once we became sophomores, we felt that we really were getting up on the ladder to success. Next was the junior year, when we tried so hard to outsmart the Seniors, who-for some reason or the other-always kept a step ahead of us. Then came that wonderful feeling of being Seniors, that even better feeling of having made the class, and that best-of-all feeling of knowing that we have made the grade and that we shall be receiving the principal's congratulatory handshake at the end of a suc- cessful senior year, We trust that you, our parents and friends, will enjoy these memories as much as we do, each time you browse through the 1951 LODIAN LIGHT. Thirty-one THESE HOWARD T. ROGERS President DOLORES LOEWEN Vice-President BERTHELLE BLEVINS Secretary STUART C. SEVENER Treasurer LES STEPHENS Sergeant-at-Arms G. ARLIN STEFFES Pastor Shirley Sevits Dolores Flemmer E. F. IUDY Sponsor F. E. WALLACE Sponsor x . 5 .. 1 HHH HHH E E4 . Y' mm Roth reports: Busy bookkeepers. Rogers revealed. Thirty-three 2 I I ,-5 'lllzirty-four JUHNUHS Mcxdelynn Lune Kenneth Strauss Ioan Frohlich Dave Coryell Eleanu Brand -A Ieanne Mertz Helen Bettireund Don P. Lane Rhoda Little Mavis E. Dollinger Billie Iecm Pratt Virginia Hein Doris Peabody Bill Morcxuske Ianice Goertz Nighlwatchmen explain how the clock works. Plenty of water- bu! none to drink. 'R . , xl.. . , - . -ik-rlwmqgn xLi:f:,aX .4-- sn Mavis receives library science assignment. Thirty-fue flziryt-six , Jumuus Bert M. Sabo Gerald Lammerding Don Gene Dollinger Gaynor Marion George Poli Tom N. Lind - Virginia Beglcxu Roberl Eugene Iauch Ronnie Noble Ioy E. Lawson Lloyd Paul Fox Elsie Fowler Iune Voelker -q-'- Don Siulter Porch-sitiers' club. Ianilors locxi awhile! Roll-or-land? Thirty-seven Thirty-cight N Betty Tonn Myrna Thomas IoAnne Moon Bob Konradi Kenneth McCormick Donelle Sinn lack D. Gerlack Veradeene Watts Gloria Axrabito Dorothy Lutman Darleen Fenderson Travis Wm. McCulloch Fern Lulu Stotrgk' ,Geraldine Linrl Travis expostulclies! Good shot, Dcxrleenl Bookstore rush hour! Thirty-nine Forty sv JUHWUHS Ronald R. Langley Marlene Loewen Barbara Scott Grover Smilh Audrey Wilson LeRoy McNeil Betty Callison Ginger Reynolds Ioany Fosier Virgil L. Heinrich Charles Broadlick Coval Russell Bally Ieys Richard Owen Haub The girls vocalize. Chaucer characters come to life. They did it againl Forty-one Forty-two JU Maureen Dunham Iohn Hult Delbert Motel Donald Bangs Tim Killion Veldee Lot: Erma Brown Paula Ferguson Charles Messick Shirley Weldon Guy Mann Marcella Suelzle fx Earl Starkey N Erma, Paula, cmd Char- les get the point of Mr. Bunch's discussion. Delbert Morel and Iohn Hull-gentlemen of the press. Tim Killion and Guy Mann on cz pcxinter's holiday. Forty-three THESE HHH HHH EHHHHWUHHE Bill Ostermiller-President Marge Staff- Vice-President Iim Hagele-Treasurer Ierry Carson-Sergeant-at-Arms Lenna lohnson-Secretary lim Kerbs-Pastor Margot Boice Ann Winsett Christy Little Velma Hill Harlan Warnick Nancy Drumm Kenneth T. Huffman Freda Marie Arnold Pat Levis Kay Kronquest Ivan Van Gelder Leroy Grainger Carol Beckett Shirley George Betty lane Hopkins Zola Greenlee Benny Tupper W. , 5 WWW YK x dr W,..,,,,..vr 1 - A K V 1 x ,vit M xv . Ji., Q f . L 5 I f ' 5 N- Q 1 .' W LA. ,I , i Q g pg ' -' I 11, a if , V, ff -. pg M... 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Gerlack Burton Weiss Peggy McCu1ly Stanley Steinert Harlene Hunt Adrianne Abdallah ' Raymond Knoll 1 fra' ' x '0gA,f 3' X1-, gt ,f me . ,av V266 f 1 ifgvz 'Fi s 4 A Q??iQ?1?f-ff' ' 3 ff ,L av mmffv . fw r 5, Q www s 9' M K Tn' 1ji'2g--.iff-Q ,nl .7 , 'J' , ,, asia: rr 'V-L4 1 ,NTfiff5Tf'A ' if W 'V'f' 261 0-If 'K Lf -f R K ..-. me H, t w K, s x S' 4. b 4 iq f-W4-K. my QM fs 5 Af? in 3' i as-.Q ,wk ,N.,,, ,,., , ' N - f YQ A5 ' I . X. W, X, ,, . ww A .f ff - f ' ' f:..,,f 25' 5 Ji -. SUPHUMUHES Dwiglit Smith Hilda Harkov Ruth Saulsbury Marlene Baumbach Don Humphrey Wes Blevins Lillian Iensen Zerita Hagerman IoAnne Venable Violel Liles Mary Sue Dixon Pat Shipley Cloyd Garner Princess Lind -..- .,..i ,,,. - .gf Ioan Sue Holt Amy Poppe Iohn Hershey Maynard Irvin Barbara Ulm Gary Snyder Gladys Plitch lack Flower Glenn Weeks x qy iHtEt HHEUU Gorden W. Ferguson. Sgt.-at-Arms Patricia Ann Salas. Secretary Stephen Gungl, President Norma Louise Bouslield Vice-President Bettie Fuller Paul N. Woodruii. Pastor Cherie Eller. Treasurer Audrey Heinrich Leonard Kolias Marion E. White Charles Gibbon Beverly Young Cherie Brown Ann Noble Al Blomdal Helen Lindbeck Patsy Reiswig Sidney lack Clifton Doris Hurst Louis Poli Verna Fields Yvonne Audrey Glover Naomi Iungling Iacqueline Weiss Elna Gregerson Russell Petrone Donald de Fluiter Earlene Kromann Esther Adell Pearson Iean McCarthy Sharrai Steike 1, 1 gl? Mx A ! S-J' Jw! N elf ,X A ,, A ' 1. 1 ! 5 i ,ff W I f K-1 XR-X-4 .J +L 'Tk Fx-W il new :W- PHESHMEH Ioan Graham Evelyn Leiske Orville Markham Sharlet L. Votli Ioyce Darling Byron Duerksen Alice Baumbadh Carl Miller Kenneth Troutman Dulinne Schmidt Roberta Smith Marie Lewis Connie Kolias Floyd Archer Willard Loewen I anis Ostermiller Douglas H. Tunnell Beverly Smith Marge Delight Harrison Grace Olds Albert Voelker Frank Lane ' -Kenneth Mertz - g Beverly Liles Raymond Williams Connie Cooper Wayne Bennett Shirley Iohnson 2 ,. 1 xg 5 1 5 e Ii x 2 .,., , ei ,na ig V, 5 1 a ig fxff at Y if- My A ' HMS IS HHH WHHEHHHPEULHH ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Stanley Squier N 1 fs . 5-Y -m - ,Av A 1-is A ,Q ,,,.' .V 1. .l it ,L ' A A ' 1 Y, -Q- K. . K ., . ' V .Z , ' ,ufzx ff' . 5 G A F ? I f 3 N l f , 7 x L V w Q xfm - W 5 X ,ii .K ,L 1 'K ' kv KW 'W L t . ' . 5 D 7' , JAf,,,,, I gd' ks . ,E Mr-'QA xx K' I , ,, K . , W' S g i ,,,. . Vyrrk, A 5 , VLWJJ , W A+- fhf ,X x , LW ' ' J ffemh Q'--We if YQ' A ' , 1 ,gg ,, - A ., M .yfty A Q, I ,, 'JA ir I if' , fp K K K ,M ,, f, x' M 4, P ' Y TF, V 'L ,H K V s 5' ,4 J I ' ' ' .. ' W 1 ' qv., ' ,, K' P v .Lf 5 , - 5 V H ,Q ' U Q' 'ZX ' 5 -vets V- 'kk A A , p f I ' 1 uv 9 W Na x . X A A f 'A A ' J, any , - Xwxx K w 1 af 154 ' ' A SU, ' X ,X x ,, Q - 0 ' 'nfl 3 sf ff F' . 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Missionary Volunteer Officers First row: Bob Konradi. Gloria Brockett: Second row: Howard Rogers, Lenna Iohnson, Dorothy Lutman, Ioan Reese, Third row: Wilbur Frye. Shirley Sevits. Zerita Hagerman, Norma Bous- field, Fourth row: Bill Morauske, Don Werner, I. H. Herman. Miss Morel. AEHVIHES Foreign Mission Band Youth who have dedicat- ed their lives to carrying the Lodian Light to all the world. Lending Library Dolores Dunston and Tim Killion invite Mrs. Glass to enioy the privileges and blessings ol the M. V. Lending Library. F N, N x , H.- ,1 1. W Y 5 te Seminar Speaker: Don Mulvihill Seated: Lloyd White Stanley Squire Wilbur Frye Don Werner ,, .., M... 7 ' aw .gil e W, Q aw ' 11 Fiftyfscvcn lllllElllU Faculty Prayer Band: Mr. Roth, Miss Lust, Mr. Loewen, Mr. Iudy, Miss Morel. l rflpi vilglzl Top-We ek of Prayer Speaker, Elder Edward Heppenstall visits with Bill and Charles. Cenier-Sludent Prayer Band: Raymond Ether- edge, Bob Young, Mr. Loewen. Orville Mark- ham. Guy Mann. Paul Woodruff. HIUEHVUHS Teachers ol Tomorrow: D. Tunnell. I. Foster. S. Gungl. O. Haub. L. Cat- ron, D. Lutman, Miss Morel, C. Beckett. L. Iohnson. B. Katona. Mrs. Bissett. C. McDonald. Sacred Pageant, Were You There When They Crucified My Lord? Don Mulvihul, Wilbur Frye, Lloyd White, Iohn Hult. Stuart Sevener. Don Werner. Stanley Squier. Bernice Vipond, Nancy Drumm. u Gaynor Marion practices her storytelling arts on a group of first grade lis- teners. 'bf LUUIHH UW Donna Iohnson Associate Editor Keith Wightman Art Editor Wilbur C. Frye Editor-in-Chief Mrs. L. W. Roth Advisor Darleen Fenderson Circulation Manager Barbara Savio Circulation Manager Knot shownj Slrlui' Rhoda Little Class Editor Stanley Squier Organizations Editor Arlin Stetfes Associate Editor Wilbur C. Frye Editor-in-Chief Lois Waddell Administrative Editor Ieany Foster Activities Editor Ellllllllll DOLORES LOEWEN Editor-in-Chief Seated-Reporters: Bert Sabo Lena Catron Dwight Smith Don Werner Berthelle Blevins Cloyd Garner Iohn Kerbs Standing-Editor: Dolores Loewen Gloria Brockett Associate Editor Dolores Loewen Editor-in-Chief Dolores Flemmer Associate Editor Betty Tonn Circulation Manager Miss Grace Morel Editorial Advisor Marlene Loewen Circulation Manager SHHEHNU UHUEHHHE VIHAEE 4 mm Q: -V 'r 1i T e 1 ld! 3 q ASH '51 SPONSORS '50 F. L. Bunch Wm. Wilkinson Second Semester Officers: Raymond Ether- edge, Treasurer: Rhoda Little, Vice - President: Iohnny Kerbs. President: Marge Harrison, Secre- tary: Gene Haworth. Pastor: fnot shownl Bob Konradi, Parliamentari- Uh.. First Semester Officers: Wilton Hart- wick. Parliamentaricm: Rhoda Little. Secretary: Don Mulvihill. President: Alice Clifton. Vice-Presi- dent: Iohnny Kerbs. Pas- tor: Llloyd White. Treas- urer. UIUSNEM WHSIE-e 10 pianos plus 36 players equal good music in any language. s'Zv 'N Many voices make melodious music. ,,. x, 1 . ,WN .yet x ,,,,: M- - Q has Q 'K :FW 1.4. 31 if 'A 5 ,dv 5: in M53 ' f,i+5?'JgQ Q,-,jf s -4:L52,E9 ff v 'W . ' . P A I 'N ' . - Q. M 4 ., 40 ,. .F , -x,. f K . ,m f D ai . ,. . , , A -1 ' 4 ln. V5-un ' 1' ' f ay-Q ' - Q, V ' TT 'lil 'f,f! jAg.f-f fl 'Nix ' 4 ' 'ffgi 41,5 5 - ' ' ' 2 'ui 4 A! ,ff Rv! - W pb, hu. - ., K . ly M Q , Zms- ww ,yi . R 'Q qt, lv, A ,Q gi- Ve, N as- n:nl-n--1- ,JQQVI x I 435 ,W f 1+-f . ,,,,. '1.. 3.-., K . F. F. INSTHUMEUWL l EPEEIHLIHES BAND OFFICERS Daryl McCumber Marge Harrison Dave Yankee LaVerne Schlenker Willard Loewen Ienny Keehnel Stuart Sevener 3 , BRASS TRIO Dave Yankee Raymond Etheredge Wilbur Frye TRUMPET TRIO Gerald Lammerding I.aVeme Schlenker Cloyd Gamer Sixty-eight HIIS IE HHH WEUIEM Elllll EUHPE F1rstRow F E Wallace Don Lane Second Row Bob Konradx Davxd O'DeIl, Travis McCul- loch Leroy Dollmger Eugene Haffner Gerald Hagele Rxchard Smzth Bob Iauch, Lloyd Fox: Third Row Iohn Kerbs B111 Morauske Harold Gross Gene Haworth, Daryl McCumber. Doyle Saunders Dav d Yankee Iohn Hull Fourth Row Don Mulvxhlll. Tom Lind, Delbert I. H. Herman. L. Slep- Thens, I. Van Gelder, E Slarkey, H. Warnick, C Messick, O. Haub. G Hallner. P. Woodruff, A Blomdal, I. Hershey, B Murphy, B. Young, O Markham, I. Carson, S. Squier, G. Haworth, B Osiermiller, D. Yankee, D. O'DelI. KVf,c4L'-- - ,. I3f '4M 5jT4'ff5'y A fl ff hiv Ju NM f M1417 ' , 44 fn, wb ffvf KN 4.7211 ff ?- , H r ,nu I ' wh , 10 ff! 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JLIH KALYWWL JWV Rl! 71 E' M nj I H E W , , ff ' ., 65 WP' x ww Acnvrmzs Enrron 1 I 1 ' X '. ,, W Q sig IGUDY Foster 1. AA. Q sp ' A ffgfx ,W i 5 A if A+ -X . 1. al . fy-'Q' 35- - Y ', .M-5 q1s1'l!f 5U.,2fi ' xl-ki'-gf' A tj - U 1 .am-i'Y421gg'-W 1 3 ,s f-'fb r Fit, .+,fg..f- . ig, f . , ' -- ' ' .-.inf lien... 'i:.igv f' wwipwwf 411444, fy'-1' K2-9 . V' yrflfl, l,, 'ob' - HISlWAE PHUERHW Donna O'Toole visits Berthelle and her nine little Mulligans. Bev, Don, and Iohnny portray the Weismueller family from old Austria. i . rw. . at is .. A., Q 'M nf , . Old-fashioned singers are the Lodettes at the Christmas program. A.S.B. officers help Hap- py Santa Smith pass out the gifts. ' Q --'1. 2, iw P E . gg. gf' K' 1. Q- r J v ,ny .-sf wx 'f' ' 1 .B- 4 L i si mmm United Nations dignitaries WUUUE promote campaign spirit. ---.....,,,, I I' Golddiggers-out for gold and campaign subs! Fashionably clad fem- inine Christmas carolers. D-O-N-'T miss that ball! I' 4 1' SHOW TQNP EAPEHS , --.5 Top: Oh. that lucky snowman! Left center: Comin' in on u wing and cz prayer. Right center: Ienny's favorite position while skiing. Bottom: Mr. Iudy is overcome by Don and Verna Mc1e's antics at Kyburz. TAL X? wx- , . .N ,-y M., gf!! , wtf I 1 I wgQ as c.',.,1'q K If 4 ww .L A 'lv ci I ' r 'K 'Nm S , ' ' ,Y ' Y 9' 'if' M 2' mg- - 5 f 4 W 3' ,- , f21QQ q ' - 4.13331 R g. ' Vg x I 4 -. u .x Y 3 'ting Y X. ef' 1 ' r 'hhph' S 23 Q ,,, '55-nr' ' C JB:- 1 I f ul :bfi I 5 -if M, - 5-,A ,mc ., ll- A 'n '1 .1 ,IIIIS CONTRIBUTING FRIENDS SACRAMENTO I.AWlIIIIlffflI WIIWIII, M ID MIIIIYII TROUT, M IJ II W ESWAII, IBIHS W II OCTHS, MID G A MICTHIIAIASQIKI, IJIVS IJ I IfNCSlII,BIIHG, M I5 W M CAMPBELL, M ID, SSIIIIHMAI-I ES IJIIVIIIII, M IJ STOCKTON I IU BAKIIH, Mlm IilI.L'f9 MUSIC SHOT' CT II CASKIIY, MID W T HILL, M IJ CTl,AI'IIIIIC'II S ING, M IJ ISABIILLII ING, M IJ LODI LIIHOY A BULLIIH, IJIJS STAINILIIY F, BUIISON, ll IJ S WALIJO II CIIANIT, M IJ. W H FTROSWHITIQ O ID lJIjIIHlCK'S PAINT STORE FIIRIS KITSZLIIH, ll I3 S II L. KNOLI., M ID C I LOOFSIIR, 0 Il I'-I I MICIIALS, MID, H I. VDWIIIBJS, MII V W PALLIISIIIN-I, M IP MAMIII fl PAI,I,IISlfN, M IJ I IIIIJIIIXIOUH, IJIWSS ISCTIIAITIIH E-3 MAIIKIIT W II FQMITII, OIF ISTIIIILIIFZ' IIIIIISIIIIY YIIOMAIXI IUIIIXITAI. LMI If Ii IIIIIIIIIIIITT, M If ISIICTIIAIIAIIIS IIOYJVITAI, ADVERTISING SALESMEN Betty Rae Salas Veradeen Watts Bernice Vipond Alice Clifton Gaynor Marion Barbara Core Rhoda Litile Ieany Foster M. E. Loewen I. H. Herman IS Ullll hw. 'I' 'ny + 'f 1, Q5 ,,,, MTM I Q .: -,Q ,. ' , 1,X,Nd g ,Q i 1 l -1 - xM,,,,, ' 5, ,Q f MM f,,QA,Q,:' vi lun.. -,TN SQ x 54' W A , '53 wiv ' I 4 ? ' 1 'Rx fab, ff W Qfx, I J. R ,Q .mf wig: an 1 A 3 of-I - ., -gl ,, , fi gf I' Q ' if 4 . , 'wg' ' ' S Q U I R E 0 Headquarters for Campus Styles C L O T H I E R S 0 Lodi's Smartest Men's Shop 0 Quality - Style - Satisfaction llotr-l l..od1 Blllldlhfj O Lodl ., - 'fwx M Y, 1 V '? ' ?l -, I iw,-e. ,M-3 .W ,t at V - ee to 'iv La W E :RQ 3 , , 3a j,ig.:-,. - 1 Q Q ,ft ..: f 3-to iv ,J v ,Vx 5 I.: ' -,,::4-.I . -- M .M H .,,. W, f .,w4staMM1w'J'f'fYt 'wx T, - -- W - f .J fm!! Qmaml Jam Thoughtful ond Sympathetic Service Within the Means ot All MODERN AMBULANCE SERVICE SAMUEL D. SALAS 4 MILDRED HAGLUND SALAS Phone 82 225 So. School St Aw 1 Vi'!E ' it 'i 'MF Am thx Winter OI' Summer No matter what time of year you visit Pacific Union College, there is plenty going on. With College enrollment at an all time high, PUC offers you more opportunities than ever before, New buildings, new courses, new state accreditation-ev- erything you expect of a first- rate college. But still unchanged are the high ideals of a real Christian school-the standards of Chris- tian education that have made Pacific Union College known throughout the world. You'll be proud to claim Pacific Union Collcge as your college- always. Dorothy Davidson, Russell Marshall, and Marilyn Hill, members of I.odi's Class of '50, had a good time during the big snow at the College this winter, There will be many more former Lodi students at PUC to greet you when you arrive in September. File applications with and request information from: The Registrar. Pacific ninn linllnqe 1 'fjil ' ' f I Q 5, B u I c K s Qyjfw f THE FASHION Fon l95l THREE GREAT SERIES ROADMASTER - SUPER - SPECIAL The Silky Luxury of DYNAFLOW DRIVE is Yours in any of the Three Series WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBH.ES ARE BUII.T- BUICK WILL BUII.D THEM ir Chevrolet FIRST AND FINEST AT LOWEST COST for 1951 CHEVROLET PRESENTS P 0 W E R -plde AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION NEW 105 H. P. VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE KOptional on Deluxe Models at extra costj THE LEADER IN SALES AND VALUES FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS i' loewen Auto Co. WRIGHT'S COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL STATIONEHS 0 Business Furniture 0 Forms and Supplies 0 Business Machines 0 Sales and Service 105 So. School St. 108 W. Oak Sl. Lodi. Calif. IRMNS SPECIALTY SHOP lor O Hosiery 0 Lingerie 0 Children's Shoes and Furniture 0 Juvenile Apparel ' LODI HOME BAKERY ' Home oi ' BREAD i' PHONE 53 41 S. SACRAMENTO LODI 0 PHONE 1075 I Knapp s Sheet Music - Song Books - Bibles Instruments and Supplies Typewrilers - Stationery Phonograph Records O Phone 416 9 North School St. Lodi, California 22 N. SCHOOL ST. LODI. CALIF. M. ZELVER GRAY'5 FURNITURE STORE BOTTLED BLU-GAS O All Types of Gas and Your Home Should Come First Electrical Equipmen' o i' PHONE 310-W 20 W. ELM ST. LODI 103 West Elm Slreel Lodi. Calif. Walter 6. Noack and on 0 TURBINES 0 PRESSURE SYSTEMS O SALES 0 SERVICE I REPAIRS WALTER G. NOACK. IR. 1326 E. HARDING WAY TELEPHONE 7-7638 STOCKTON. CALIFORNIA ,ff 'W iff ' ' CONGRATULATIONS K. layup mme wffiffci , , . ,, ff 1951 .,, V 'kit' . , t Wifi W- Cf?fi1FJfff'! M V- -Tw-1 e e 'J' J ' Jjpgllxihgyy ,VM jig .S7f0cLf0,. 7We,-Cham .fdrmociafion azz E. WEBER Ava. All for One- One for All 'k Attend the College ith P lil i DYE-TRANSFERS Color Photography is the latest! J Now Available at . 06 if fu JIU Z? ' QS' 10 N. Stanislaus Phonel 3-4111 Stockton, California ru:-uv-1lq1,, , H NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Bunk emh Eihlr iilnuar The place to get the literature you desire on the INSTALLMENT PLAN 'k For Details WHITE - PHONE - WIRE - OR COME IN PHONE XELLOG 4-3123 P. O. Box 149. Zone 4 1811 ELEVENTH AVENUE OAKLAND 6. CALIFORNIA Congratulcxiions io the Class oi '51 from P, L, HANSEN'S building crew, who build anything from academies to doll houses. SH Phone 153-R-2 Mail Address: Ri. 2. Box 181 Lodi TRY Besfo Freeze AND ICE CREAM Pints Quarts All Flavors Special Rates for Parties Open 11 A. M. to ll P. M. Build your future On CI solid regularly Farms me OWned by Home Folks MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE AND FEDER- AL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION enjoy . . . BORDEN'S ICE CREAM ff I Q Borden Co. X i IOHN G. GALL Disiributor Phone 1899-R 214 W. OAK ST. - LODI 500 E. Lodi Ave. Lodi. California IF IT'S BORDENS. IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD O Instruments 0 Accessories 0 Music O Instruction Al and Irva Rcxgeth Phone 2-0007 30 W. Harding Way Stockton Telephone 1808-M ELMER'S 5-10-15c STORE I School Supplies 0 Notions I Toys 0 Kitchenware O Dry Goods O Stationery ir ELMER E. LOEWEN. Prop. 608 S. CENTRAL AVE. LODI. CALIF. oizi COMPLIMENTS oi Hoppyholme Dairy Products 'A' GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK 99 Radio ShopQ W. M. TROUTMAN. Prop. 'A' PHONE 1376 103 S. CHEROKEE LANE LODI. CALIF A... 'ss !l.l. NH S. E fr L MARKET CENTRAL AND VINE STS. The Friendly Place to Shop lor Your Groceries and Vegetables Congratulations Class ol 1951 We wish you luck for many years to come RICHMAID lce Cream Co. Phone 2160 Cherokee Lane Lodi. California GOOD MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES O Ready-to-Wear 0 Sportswear 0 Lingerie 0 Hosiery O Household Furnishings 0 Men's and Boys' Wear 0 Shoes 'A' Holly Dept. Store 16 N. School St. Lodi. Calil. Compliments of F U L L E R Cr SO N S 'k GOOD LUCK GRADUATING- CLASS OF '51 We have a Complete Stock ol Eastman Brownies and Kodaks Bring us your developing and printing Let us lill your prescription LODI DRUG CO. M. E. Crete. Mgr. Cory Bldg. Phone BSU BAKER'S NURSERY GIFT AND GARDEN SHOP 118 W. Lodi Ave. Phone 893-W Lodi, Calif. Congratulations to the Graduates- Compliments of The Tloqqerg Lodi's Leading St-ore for Men's Wear ir SCHOOL AT OAK PHONE 197 CARS TRUCKS Krieger Motor Company o PHONE 448 LODI CALIFORNIA Boys and Girls- 102 We have School Clothing. Dresses. Shirts. leans. Khakis. Grays. and Household Goods. if NATIONAL DOLLAR STO R E Phone 1507 SCHOOL sr. LODI. CALIF. Chet Nelson---oi NELSON'S SHOES, ll N. School St.-- howin D lores Loewen the late t cut in a wh'te linen s g o s 1 pump by Valentine's Footwear. Howard Rogers is in specting one of Iarman's newest Scotch grain brogues for Spring. .,........ . Nelson's features a complete line of young men's and women's footwear. Always the latest with Teen-Age styles picked from your leading fashion designers. CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES Special Attention given to Recital Presentations Corsages, Weddings - Complete Line oi Planters TREES AND SHRUBS Fresh Cut Flowers and Floral Pieces TECICS NURSERY AND Ftorafxt 3HoP Phone llU8 1075 S. Cherokee Lane Lodi, Calif -Q For Lodi's LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF GIFTWARE- Go to LODI HARDWARE HOUSEWARE AND APPLIANCES 27 School Street Phone 3 COMARTIN'S LOCKERS Locker Rental and Service o 19 W. Pine St. Phone 500 f Compliments KINSER MOTOR SUPPLY Phone 4-7731 215 E. Channel St. Stockton, Calif. For c Lovelier You- Sggfia '5 geaufy S A L O N O Contour Hair Shaping and Expert Permanent Waving SYLVIA ROBERTS, RC. Phone 1913 720 South Chlurdh Wee-Ones Diaper Service B. A. SALAS PHONES: Lodi 2196-W 4l2Vz E. Pine St. Stockton 4-2l23 Lodi. Calif. V Q7 i' nd 4 f Q. I .fi01..f FASQLONS 'l I' 'I ' 45 I ' Q 'N THE lt? A ED SPIEKERMAN CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY SINCE 1912 'k Concrete Pipe - Silos - Septic Tanks Irrigation Supplies 4125 Sacramento St. Charter Way 0 GREETING CARDS I OFFICE SUPPLIES 0 GIFTS CURRY'S STATIONERY C. M. Curry and D. B. Curry Phone 60 20 So. School St. LODI, CALIFORNIA MILLINERY 0 ACCESSORIES LINGERIE 0 HOSIERY at the PERSONALITY SHOPPE HELEN TODD MORTON J' Telephone 1328 - 104 W. Oak ..- ..Lodi, Calif. WHERE GOOD QUALITY FURNITURE COSTS LESS FRED HEAGERTY'S I Furniture 0 Floor Coverings o Appliances NI J YARD PHONE 2228 - - 210 w. P' s. -. - .M 1 A me t Lodi Cald. PERSONALIZED l-IAIRCUTTING TIP TOP BARBER SHOP HENRY H. SCHMIDT K 6' K CLEANERS DRIVER: BURL WATTS SPECTAL ATTENTION TO 'STUDENTS ' 0 OPEN SUNDAYS Congratulations, Class of '51 Phone 1310 504 So. Central Ave. Lodi, Calif. 12 W. Oak St. Lodi. Calif. Compliments to the Class of'5l SUELZLE ELECTRIC A.'C. Werner Co. gd Every thing Electrical ' ' El 1 ' 1 C Q t Werner Manufacturing Co. : Sejjiggqcndogefjig O Wiring and Lighting Fixtures l O Flourescent and Slimline O N 0 Office Filing - - Phone 430-R Equipment 421 E. Lodi Avo. Lodi, com. ' Electric Equipment Hall: Bros. ComP0'1Y 0 Frigidaire Appliances Cat '-' John Deere 0 Peerless Pumps ' O Electrical Contractor I , 'k Lodi - Stockton - Tracy phone 150 8 West Pine Lodi. Calif. , , , . TURNER HARDWARE Zimmerman s Accordlan COMPANY School 0 HOUSEWARE HAR WA E Acconnum SALES AND : Appgxngm SERVICE 0 PAINT 0 TOYS 0 O SPORTING GOODS 116 W. PINE ST. LODI Phone 950 L Other Stores ln 400 E. Locust sf. Lodi. Colifomid Stockton - Modem - Tfdcv Manteca - Oakdale - Escalon L United Cleaners We Pick-up and Deliver Where Quality Is ALWAYS First All Students' Sweaters. 509 20'7. less than all others for CASH AND CARRY 'A' DAVID P. RARIDAN Phone 85-W 110 S. Church St. Lodi. Calif. ROTT'S BAKERY We'1l gladly lill orders for health bread such as Soya bread and Salt- free bread Also a full line ol all Pastries Phone 484 106 North School St. other H ELWIG'S FOU NTAI N FRIENDLY SERVICE VVATCHES CLEANED S3 for Students 'A' STAN DA'S Jewelry 0 Specializes in tasty cooked meals O Home-made pies 0 Home-made ice cream 3 Phone 1722-M 840 So. Central Ave. Lodi, Calif. 358 E- Lodi Ave- GRAFFIGNA BROS. Auto Parts - Accessories - Batteries Lodi. Calif. Cain Electric Works Machine Shop Service ELECTRIC MOTORS T 'c Pm' snmas as ssnvlcs Specializing In i Electric Motor Repairing and Rowinding PHONE 333 H. WEBER 6 A. WEIBEI.. owners 108 N. SACRAMENTO LODL CALIF. zoayg W- Locust phon, Lcd, 350 Dustto Dust George M. Hughes 0 Spray I Sulphur 0 Insecticides 0 Dust-Shell NH3 0 Fertilizers wa amy so 91. 400 N. Sacramento 0 Soil Fumigation I I Lodi. Calif. Success and Happiness to the Students of Lodi Academy PLANS DBAWN---MECHANICAL Oldsmobile and GMC Trucks I I O Make a Date with the 88 Telephone 1286 And take a Ride in the New Oldsmobile with the Rocket Engine 325 EL Kettlemun Lane Lodi, California 216 S' SACRAMENTO ST. LODL CALE- RBAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE B L. H. l.ODI'S FINEST 6 CLEANEST BAKERY Realtor We Use the Same Fine Ingredient! You Use At Home Thirty-eight Years At Your Service . 0 Telephone 130 WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES Pine and Sacramento Ste. Lodi, California MADE To ORDER LINCOLN MERCURY Gherokee e9XCemo'rzal LOMA MOTORS OFFICIAL AAA STATION KPUTI4 . L. P. WEST, Sup't 3 Phone 2021 Night 380 Telephone 1460 205 39- 3457359510 sl- Lodi- Calif- 2250 S. Cherokee Lcme Lodi, Calif. 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X' ' W .5 , L , Y 'K ,Y dag- f-Llixilx F t AL HAVEN. your AVENUE HARDWARE man says- Let's Get Acqucrintedn 0 PAINTS 0 HARDWARE 0 APPLIANCES 0 SPORTING GOODS Phone 1808-W ROOFING orro SEEFRIED 0 COMPOSITION SHINGLES I HOT ASPHALT ROOFING O REPAIRS No Iob Too Large or Too Small PHONE LODI 1056-W 606 S. Central Avenue Lodi. Calif. I f . B u R T 0 S dflle MLCZI' 2 : : 3 I THE ONLY IUICER MADE OF NYLON it i' Phone 2234-W 17 W- Pine Lodi- Calif- 1229 s. cemmi Av.. Lodi. cum. Zimmerman's Pharmacy Residence: 620 Palm Avenue Phono 1919-M 2 REXALL STORES IRA C. SHANK i AGENT 15 vi,T2nihEliue'l Farmers Insurance Exchange Truck Insurance Exchange f Fire Insurance Exchange 101 sl3:::':'5gj me w. Elm sam: Lodi. cam. 6704 lffze Jul' in 9 Feminine Apparel 0 Dry Goods 0 Home Furnishings M. NEWFIELD and Sons Lodi's Foremost Department Store PINE AND SCHOOL STREETS PHONE LODI 75 A049 'J .awp J M351 WWW if ,Q kv wmwxy M ww Q W iw V595 vii I' 5?ZF3,ggNg5gDsTm Act, of EJ? 3 1 W , YEL' ,W My 4yW,,wF - ' NES aw jjj, TEN X 30 QYMEHM M 'VJ'Sf5'3 ,ry Qqfxea. www ER V505 SWA . -V R' if 1 . K , A . KJ' 'gl . 5,-. ,, X ', . .+ - XX ,, ' ,I , I x I S 75' 5 2' -1. ,Q 'vi . V up ,, X- v W S 1 Ulf? 5 A, wx 'sw D- C