Lodi Academy - Lodian Light Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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Four Foreword . Frightened freshmen, sophisticated sophomores, jolly juniors, and serious seniors- many times We shall pause for a m0ment's reflection about our happy days at Lodi. Glancing back over the year, what are some of the memories that will go with us as we leave the academy campus? VVill we recall- the day we first enrolled at Lodi Academy? the first class-and getting lost on our way to the second one? the first Week end and that kinda lonesome feeling? other week ends and the student-planned religious activities? the bruises we got skating at the gym on Saturday nights? all those quiet study periods with the Hgab sessions following? when the leaves fell and winter set in with rain? Christmas vacation and its change from the routine of school? the first days of spring-and the banquet with a special friend? the picnics, with maybe a stiff ankle from running in the three-legged race? graduation day, which was met with mingled anticipation, sadness, and joy? That was the day each senior realized that it had come-the climax of four years at Lodi Academy! Parents, friends, faculty, and fellow students-we, the staff, invite you to share pleasant REFLECTIONS in the LODIAN LIGHT of 1954. Dedication

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Table of Contents Administration ....................... ...... 6 Seniors ........... ......... 2 2 Religion .....,. .......,, 3 4 Iuniors ............ ......... 4 4 Sophoniores ....... ......... 5 2 Freshmen .,......... ......... 5 4 Organizations ....... .....,... 5 6 Activities .......... ......... 6 6 Business ...... ......... 8 O VVait ri minute! Before you delve into the story of our school year, stop and see how our new swimming pool brought refreshing pleasure to the girls on those hot days last fall. Girls seen in the pool are Lois Atteberry, Io Reirnche, Pat Waddell, Elaine Graham, Mcxrty Houtmon, Claire Gerow, cmd Bev Young. Brizendine, Annettcr Smith, Ioan li- inn- -4..L-nh-I-..z it -Ml llllnsleiiu XM

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it I mr,--my Wi w gg... mm H. ' s ' . i ' i lille y Eg x r f T - A 1 4 f , . In past, present and future years we shall remember them for their devoted efforts for God's cause. Worlting with the students on their personal problems and extra-curricular ac- tivities 'they enjoy God's presence in their lives. Their untit- ing interest in the Seminar and other religious activities has greatly benefited the student body. Witlr Christ so repre- sented in their lives, they stand as examples of Christian living. The CROWDERS deserve our dedication of the LODIAN LIGHT of 1954. d gtgjgl1Ngg1ll'ii W.. ,mi l ive