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' . uf' T , x x , -4 -- 1 xxlmmwp 'H i Bb photographer re ords school hte as lt rs hved Among the outstandtng memorles to be cherlshed throughout the years cert the Messtah snow trlps the Concert Sertes Chrlstmas Every Where the second amateur hour a Semlnar tr1p t re tormal banquet a recttal Weeks ot Prayer tours the senlor tnp to Yosemtte and then graduatlon Besrdes roommates tests lessons a call to the prmclpat s othce rehgr ous servtces Saturday mght pro grams teacher and trtends wrtt remarn v1v1d among the recollec hors ot school days Through the eyes ot a camera and the pages ot the 1905 Lodlctn Llght may your memones ot Loar Academy become a most treasured part ot your tu ure Table of 1 Contents Ognq ff ff .A Q , Wx, ,IL 'if -elk ' -v 7 ' XX :E , , Xg f i, x Q I 5 ' ,Q i x' I y Q QQ Q- ErxIc:1r'qiYNfJ M - X I N as m L X X 4 ' V .51 'J' I Do mga 51-Q QS S1 EXIDOSING qouth to learnlna which IS a preparation for life IS the responslbllltq of a tireless devoted Christnan faeultq throughout eternitq NV X s--s' V Lodi Acciciemtfs enjoqs guiding L. NV. RUTH, AM. LUCILE RQTH, AB. Principxi 'gnu Eniiixh Speech E1g.t1ne.f2.T lff'lfi f' lo ATY.'1i1.'I 'ffiien 1: student enrolls ot Lodi Acddenijr he is .IT1l'Y19dlGl6lfv' exposed to the spQrit which chdrdcterizes the scnool wiierever it 13 icnovfn, Entering the principoils office, egch one is rndde to ieel dt edse by l3RlNCll9AL HOTHS sincere smile Clower leitl dnd hearty hgndshgke. Eight oi the seventeen yeoirs since his grctdudtion from Union College hgve been spent gt Lodi. ln l95l he received his AM. from the Theologiccl Seminoiry in Wdshington, DC. dependence upon God lessens the weight of his responsibilities ds he works une tiringly to keep Lodi CI redl Christidn school. His fob consists of counseling young people, pldnning with stciff inernbers sucii ds Mr. Hill flower rightj, checking inf numergble detoils, oind keeping the wheels of school life turning smoothly. Students will rernernber him for his humor, pdtience, fgiriiess, ond genuine interest in egcn of them. K., f,.,4'i -Q first familq todaufs qouth. Although his job seemingly never ends, Mr. Roth does find a little time to spend with MRS. BOTH, Carolyn, and Wally. Mrs. Roth, also a graduate of Union College, shares her husbands whole-hearted interest in young people. Her English room is brightened by colorful posters such as lim Stone and Betty Driver are tacking up flower rightl. Members of Mrs. Roth's journalism class make up the stalls oi the Gateway and Lodicxn Light. A speech class pageant, Christmas Everywhere, gave each class member an opporf tunity to perform publicly, In one scene Clower leftl are Myrna Becker Csleepingl, Rosella Bechthold, and Allen lamison. Whether tutoring a bewildered freshman, shar- ing her enjoyment of literature, sewing lor the children, or keeping house for the principal, Mrs. Roth finds life equally pleasant and rewarding. . in 'IUXUUX 4 I U: A NNW, Q-, 1- 5- Jam' dl Treasurer directs and instructs in business. C, GIBSON, AB. YET If'fKiES'S1fIC' Sa We narne MR. GBBQN irtiriiediately' bririts two triouaiits to rigid his ability' Ill af' iz treasurer and 123 as a busxiess irptrirgtor. fi iiraduate ot 'Walla Walla Colleae, Mr, Gibbon ' .'.' as treasure? of Gem State Academy before Cortina to Lodi six years ago, tlsettl Richard and Terry join Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon in their interest in sports, Their oldest son, Charley, is attending Paeitic Union College. lly Campbell, a senior, assists Mr. Gibbon in the BUSINESS QFFlCE flower lettl. The bookstore also comes under his furisdiction, with Charley Srnith, Senior Class president, as storekeeper, His Customers tbelowl are Pat Fenton and Leroy Lane, Cliarley' works in the busness office tor his fourth year. There he Qjrets experience li keepina books, fiaurina labor repo,-ts, and help- ina satisfy the needs of stxdents, teachers, and :ations qs-P., 1-'fr' 'N BUUHSTERE Registrar provides scholastic counsel. DQTIALD M ','.'l.RR ,, . , . , , , . Ar. cruarizer clear throuuri, not orlw' in the reftfgf trois office, but Qrr Senior Class actlviigei, azrtateqr nogrs, Satxgrdax' night :ct.edn,les, and p1cn1cs, MR, WARREN is an outstanding iaure on tne campus. tloower leltl Helpina hirn with his registrars work ot typing transcripts and sending out grades are Betty Driver and Bonnie 'ij D Larhrnerding, student secretaries. ffliether chatting with Mrs. Vfarren and Donelle at home or teaching GOVERNMENT CLASS, Mr, Warren is always energetic and enthusiastic. The lUnited States Senate is being conducted in aovernment class by three sen1ors Wayne Gordon, Bob Atkins, and Bill Whiteman, Erorn the first absence cleared durina fLrst period to the end of the afternoon play period, Mr. Ware ren is busy with his varied activities. w,,,,....-wg --f , 'P vb' . unc.--W Eible Department is well-staffed bq three. ., CPC DEP, ATA, xv Y. Nu,-A 4- lzie strength of Lodi ACCId6U'1Y'S Bible deportrnent lies in the devoted lives of the men who stdtl it. ELDER CROWDER, choirrrion, hos a rich back- ground ot foreign mission service ond yeors ot teoching in Seventh-doy Adventist schools. l-le received his AB. from Pocitic Union College ond iiis AM. irorn the SDA. Theologicol Serninoxry in Wdshington, DC. lt is the gool ot Elder Crowder ond his dssocidtes, Mr. Perrin ond Mr. Worren, to teoch Christ os d reol, living Being. lt is their desire to rnoilce Christianity procticol to the young people who ore privileged to sit in their closses. Elder Crowder is olwoys reddy to help ony young person. Margaret McMahon at the file and Vickie Iennings at the typewriter are student READERS in the Bible department, working for Elder Crowder. ' v Possibilities are limitless when it comes to studying DENOMINATIONAL HISTORY is the observation of Iohcmne Edwardson. Charles Davis. and Don Robinson. Mrs, Crowder teaches home ec and Spanish. LORRAINE C. CROWDER, AB Home Economic: Spaxgah Whether it is dressmaking, home furnishing, tailorf ing, pattern making, budgeting, or drawing house plans, MRS. CHOWDER is the one most able to help the girls. Alter studying under her, they are better prepared to struggle with but- tons and plackets, or to decide the color scheme ior their dreamhouse. ln her Spanish classes, she emphasizes the back- grounds and history that develop in the stu! dents a broader understanding ot the peoples of other lands. lncidentally, some ot the students say that they really learn their English grammar in her Spanish classes. .An all-around triend is Mrs. Crowder, wife ot the Bible instructor. A typical HOME scene is that ol Mrs. Crowder finishing a dress for daughter, Ivalaine-this time one to match mother's. Bobby always enjoys a story from his dad. Nadine Ensminger's SEWING must be most interesting. if one is to judge from the ex- pression on Vickie Gillespie's and Gloria Wemer's laces! 3l 11 IW an ff - l Eoqs' deans real dads, DON G. PRIOR AB, I, W. HOTTAL, AB, From the first, DEAN DON PRIOR, graduate of Union College, put the fellows at ease with his hearty handshake, warm welcome, and sincere interest in each one individually. Mrs, Prior and Cindy also have won a place in the boys' hearts. Mr. Prior teaches driver education to Bill Borris, Don- alee Guptill, and their fellow sophomores. Baby Gary arrived too late to appear in the '55 Lo- dian Light. Assistant Dean of Boys I. W. HOTTAL keeps fine order, and the fellows of the annex are proud of their tall Texan 'ldadf' Teaching seventeen physical education classes a week gives him an appetite Mrs. Hottal finds challenging to satisfy. Mr. lclottal also is a graduate of Union College, lil ki-I l Eoqs Plml ball- Looking on with Don Tonn Clettl and Claude Weldin lrightj is Dean Hottal watching Kenneth Ing Ctoref firoundb and Chuck Rouland textreme right? in a PINGPONG contest. Mr, l-lottdl has a knowledge ot almost every recreational activity and is skilled in many ot them. His goal in the aym is to give everyone a chance to participate. Dean Prior is otten seen on the ball field or in the ayrn winning the admiration of liis boys just as surely as he has won their respect in the dorm. ln his physical education classes this year he is empha- sizing health and character building through wholesome recreation. Below he is seen, in striped stiirt, coachinft a dame of touch FOOTBALL durtn'1 one of the refrular PE. clafsc periods. D 7 ,af 'fc I it 1, ' M ' -v ' K 1 .. ' ,Q ' - , A I 1 . LG' x 11 Aa, .2- Q N. . S Deans mother 100 daughters ELFRIEDA KOLUNG, AB. iCZIf if Girl' Phy: E: GLORUX WESTEREERG .A.l'2,ST Dean of Girl.: 'Talcna the place ot mother for over one hundred airls during the school months is DEAN KOIJ LING, a graduate ol Pacific Union College. ludging troni the picture at the left, girls are her business and painting her hobby. She helps the girls get the exercise they need amid studies. iv-1 the tactful manner and helpful guidance of MRS. WESTERBERG is much appreciated, especially by the girls in the annex. She helps soothe nerves after a trying day. Below, she is shown playing the piano lor her husband Bill, VOLLEY BALL is one of the favorite games of the girls in physical education classes. Fay Eller reaches for a high ball as Elaine Yaw, Shona Bishop. Marilynn Salas. Donalee Gup- till, Loretta Traina, and Kay Eller stand tense awaiting the outcome. Miss Kolling teaches the class flower leftl. ,- tix YQ j QQ 79 in 'r'f v' sk. 5? Girls enjoq s dorm home. Imagine the surprise of the MONITOR, Carol Becker. when she finds the dean in the closet of Sally Campbell and Delvina Duerlcsen's room. Marclyn Townsend and Carolyn Wood enjoy the fun as they watch Carol's reaction. CHffTlllCl with the dean often solves prob- lems or boosts the spirits ol d discour- dfged girl. Cliiqhtl lednnette Spomer, Gloria Cdnds, and Ardineecie Andere son seem to find talking with Mrs. Wesf terberg pleasant, as well as helpful, They are visiting in Miss Kollings living ,7-Q TOOITI. Favorite gathering place of South Hall girls for over forty years is the spacious FRONT PORCH with its wide, comfortable railings. Enjoying it on a warm afternoon are fin chairsl Pat Earle, Ioan Dubetz, Pat Hershey, Con the railingl Pat Waddell, Doris Redding, Marie Kelly, Marianne Bryson, and Vivian Markin. A1 MILFORD D. PERRlN, AB. Bible, Printing, M. C. C, Respected and admired by the students as a Not teacher, counselor, and friend is the sophomore Bible instructor, MR, PERRIN. Pictured with him flower leftl are Faye Eller, Don Williams, and Kay Eller. Mr. Perrin, a graduate ot Pacitic Union College, also teaches printing and is Commander flower rightl of the Medical Cadet Corps. only does Mr. Perrin live for the youth, but his wife and children at home are very important to him. lt is a happy occasion for Eileen, Ralph, and Lloyd when Mr, and Mrs. Perrin can are range time for an occasional FAMILY outing. s ' 0 lf if Versatile instructor teaches printing and Bible classes Medical Cadet Corps Music chairman directs Lodicms and glee clubs. R' tad MRS. N. I. ROY NORMAN I. ROY, AB Secri-'ary 'o Pxncipal Choir, Vocal MR. ROY makes his contribution to school life through his inspirational choir programs, Vocal groups and solos also are an essential part of religious worship and secular programs, A graduate of Unio.n College, in addition Mr. Roy has done several summers of graduate work in music education at Northwestern University. Little Sherrie Cleftj plays as her parents look on. MRS. ROY flower rightl is found most often in the office of the principals secretary, where site keeps office routine running smoothly. Lower left: Members of LODETTES are flstl Edwcrdson, Her- shey, Hcxttendorf, Furman, Ockert: C21 Kinney, Kennedy, Red- ding, French: f3rdl Canes, Collins, Clendenon, Bullock, Houser. if Instrumental music brings to qoutn who find faithful only sure wgy ot getting d seat for d Lodi Academy bond concert is to come edrly for MR. l-llLL's concert bond ol seventy members is Well-liked. Mr. Hill received his BS. from Ld Sierra College, his Ml-fl. from U. S. C. where he hos also token crdditionol grdduote work. Shown with Mr. Hill ot home ore Doug, Porn, ond Mrs. Hill, on occomplished violinist ond pianist. Lower left: Mr. Hill meets with the MUSIC APPRECIATION class. Seated are Virginia McGee, Carolyn Wood, Marge Mc- Mahon, Ianice Wikoti, and Pat Waddell. Standing are Benny Anderson and Bob Werner. Below: The BRASS SEXTET con- sxsts of Carl Anderson, Dwight Nieman, Lorin Ensminger, Tommy Loewen, Dwayne Baughmcm, and Ed Ensminger. harmonious development practicing to be rewarding GEORGE W. WALPER A B Piano L3 accomplished pianist and organist who is new on the academy music faculty this year is MR. WALPER, a graduate of Stetson University in Florida, l-le has also studied at La Sierra Gol- lege and Redlands University, loining the Lodi Academy school family with him are Mrs. Wale per, baby Leslie, and demure Eileen. Going behind the scenes, Mr. Walper is seen Crightl explaining the workings ot the ORGAN in the chapel to one oi his students, Arleen Wied- rick. She, with others, has become a charter member of the American Guild ot Organists' Student Guild. An advanced piano student, Nancy Everett, is shown flower rightl perform- ing at a recital. Science department gives training in bioloqq and pnqsical sciences. 6.352 C. W. MAYOR, AM. Science A graduate oi Emmanuel Missionary College and the University of Michigan, MR. MAYOR came to Lodi Academy last tall well-qualified to head up the science department ot the school, Surrounded by loul smells, beginning chemists, and frustrated physicists, he works overtime to make his courses beneficial to the youth of this modern, scientific age. Thirty-eight students, such as Alice White and Glen Talbot shown below, tind them- selves busy in his LABORATORY each week, Besides being a physicist, chemist, and biologist, Mr. Mayor this year is also a photographer, microphone mechanic, Sabbath School sponsor, and congenial friend of the students. His hobby is watch repairing in the rare 'lspare moments he has, while Mrs. Mayor enjoys china painting. Algebra, geometrq, general math train for logical ancl clear reasoning. MB. The .eau LOWELL BUNC BUNCH is the instructor who is the cause of such statements as lNow l have to study my good ole geometryl and They say the first six weeks is the hardest! But when it comes right down to it, the majority of the students enrolled in the math courses or World history count Mr, Bunch a good friend and an interesting teacher. After all, someone has to 'lcram algebra and geometry down teen-age throats, as one fellow describes it, student below, studying so diligently, is Everett Lohman, who has rated the use of the teachers desk for doing his GEOMETBY assignment. Seen to the right of Everett are Mr, and Mrs. Bunch ready to enjoy their favorite pastime of travel. Chinta, an important member of the family, does well at not getting leftfand looking his best for the camera too. .X l-l, AM ifetnfff--A-fre Hrs. ,..,,y 1, Y l GRACE TICREQ T- A Q- S Elfll '.'.'fLSCIf ' o te is iookina for efticqiencjf, gre iiacs only to look in the Lodi Academy librarxi There MISS MOREL stands ready' to help no matter vxliat lI'T.CYl'I1T1ilOfT is needed. But students will reinernber lier in years to Come, not tor ber efficiency, bat for lier understanding and personal interest in tliern. ilsower lettl Glen Talbot fronts in the restful atmosphere ol the library. een at the left, visitina witri Miss Morel, gs lVllSS WILSON, wlio likewise chooses books and poef try for enjoyment durina moments of relaxation. Hot-fever, shorthand, typing and Cooking are lier main interests. Miss Wilson is a Graduate of Union Colleae. Dennis Renseliler tl.e tjfpkgi siioivn at lower right. He and otlier freslxrrien, as well as students of upper Classes, finds the skill of typewritina to be Complicated at first These love books and teach skills Y Q A , ,Qi ' r 4 .f ,f tm f 4, qfu v is, fi .S- f f 15 P iv yfffff P., JH' ' x . 5 A 4 sr' ' . , f ' ff ' Z mf 5 ffl ' Y A ,Q '4 5- Q VWH 59 U . fi 5. Z 4 af f.. . n 5 f. Q gf .5 f ' s 4 3 I , f - , ' x , ' i 'H ' A I 6 Z Af -5,1 , A ' ,,:f , a n A . , - 'J J' 1. . 135 A ,4 -' , A Q , Mi al. If ' Q QA , An D I A e J f f, 1 5 215 'P' L '- 'FF T f.a3f V: - 4 A' muh . 4 A J W , v,- Wm? rf' jiw ' ni-g in -'v lla 1, I 1 -M fl M- .. A L, .,,x 1 ' o . Q 4 4 .V X x X 5 ,li 1- N- .N Q 9 fi 1 K W 4. A-sv-u-nf 0 Q X i J.. Theq supervise food cmd clothes. ee. .:12L.i gl . L., M ' ' tg.e :rl iz- f'.C'1:1'II.l zpezzporf-.1 oi 'A'i'f,.f ire More of bflifieli fjx sro '.'.' trggx .feipf PQCTQQT, ixfei hirtgoz ',.' sx,gr:y,f,'r:: Ze., :gllfpl r,e i:11.fie of Ile tfz,-ilu' foioi' :rr-r f ri' l.flSS EQQEL, seen refzg-ppm-: ul grzrie rier iorxettaile lgortge-:Rode ifef:dL:11r,e.:i,: lgzlteri ip' of lie oven by leon Yeiirlori, fgirfe-1,3513 ',-.' :flier Eelilid the ironed Curlori' Sorrreorie his 'ffxlleo the row of shirts Dorothea Bullock gs Clffiiflirllll ,: ilovrer riolitl. Her supervisor in lfie lixumdrg' MES. lNAlfl'l-lER Islrown lower left '.'.'1ll1 lrer llllfif ididl does riircli to keep: llre sludems i1:1pp',' N. ,2- I n 0 N4 51,81 J r O N21 1 ,, ,,-..- 1 rr 1 5 -, -- . Lx? -v. N 1 f A N - stp --x 4 . 1 , . 3 QYA , ...- ff .: ' .. 3 Q ..-,,, W ' 1. ' H' s I M f f rf . 1 N y fx v-'f . ' A N W ww ' 4221 -if Qs -ix ,. - W W, A W '., H 'Q-'J 2 4, gl 4 '1l'f'i ::'t - Q I -is I - ' A-1 b eg ' ff' , I W ,V H- ' K T .,. ,Q-63.1, ',:!1',,,q. 4' , . A' 'L ' ' fain- ' GH . .r M' h :pf i 2 , . qu-ff' tv' ' -Q ., -ff X J ,J I1 . .. W.. f .',:.-' ' 1 .TW ' - ' . , I 4 51- 4...s::'n-'.,. 31.- if'34'li . ni'-iff, ifg3'f'9 2f--w..,-1' rave. -X Q. A--is A , -'ff WI1, 3, 1 A VS '4 ,r V 'i 43 Pb bl. K-EES? his I I 55 5563 5 -Q'?ig ' 'FSFQ4 322 Tai W. 3 'Q ,'k - ' 125417 Q 'nn Il ,af I fi 4 . Q :Eg B 'Y .A if I I I . rl . .f 7.. ,-. f 'fc RV, s ,,, T -v . 5 1, . n DEVELOPING fronn awkward frosn into araduatinq seniors is a process filled to the lorinn with prololerns, solutions, studies and friendships. NNN 4: ,J f V 7 V 0 M215 2 X 6,f,v by 4,41 fb ff! QQ X f I fX Sm Nsk Lfv-ss,-A'-ff! ,J-fp ,ff ' ' 7 ' .X l. 'fi Z f,' X Ngmvslx 5, 1 wk f 11 X J s'.N -J' f 4 X 1 ,: 1 . lx . X X I j X X X lacy f X f .K 2' X L if ' Z I 7 f ff Rx X Q an- vt f l 5 ' I 'nj' ff f ff IQ, .-'A, Vx W X x If .. -Q 'rtxvyrt - V These qouth are the leaders of tomorrow llzuty Ilornian Ensrniriger President flarlerie Whiteman Vice President Sh1rley Fuller Secretary ladrne Lnsrxznger Treasurer David Hovrarii Pastor Victor Cady Sgt.-at-Arms Ardineecie Anderson Garry Axl Larry Baumbach Donald Baxter Nancy Beopple ack For fer cnald Bradle 1 uenn s Buckanll Glorra Canas Carolyn Cortner Lamar Davrs Ullses Draz Marlene Dollrnger loAnn Frank Damel Furman s 'ne Furrn-an Verral Gann Snarron Ga er Terry G lb Vrck G llespre Dar e Grabe a He 1 ra Q -v K, 'X . I M .F -H D A 1 A 'N i ,r ' .er L v ' gh' , Y ' 5 I 'X E lr. T .. . 3.1 . tb 9 ' l K My X i ert , len f A H rilyn leer Icrri He . :njer llllrs llo'.'. :7'i lf'2nT.e'E1 ing w- r ,, .,, - . X f. -e..l. I . ,Y J the Lod Don l.ffcCart Harriet lflcCart Iosephine McDonald Marla Mann Arthur Matthews Leroy Mertz David Nelson Phyllis Nuding lerry O'Gwin Diane Olsen Luc lle Olsen tllene Penner Monte Perman Andrea Piler Pat Pratt La ene Preston harles Purdy Charles Ramsey Sharron Reiber Bonnie Reiswig D nnis Renschler uerald Roberts lo Ann Roberts Norman Schlenker Glenda Sheppard D anne Suckut lanet Tetz Stanley Todd oria Werner Gaylene Wesner ancv Willhelm Leland Yeoman i Accaclemq Freshmen of 1955. Class Sponsors o man l Roy Dick Whisenhunt 11111111 L . I f X 'f M A A .MI , - x t 1, f Q f ,2 F . V.-1 fd -, .lisa . G1 ' '. ,, . I I I K I 1 X 4 H -','ll1' r Presxdent Vlce Pres den! Sr' Secretary Treasurer Lo y Ander on Dolores Baker B11 Bedzihold Darlene Beglou B111 Borrls M11dred Burdlck Montell Clendenon De-lame Colhns Sophomore sophlstlcotes are on class N cml umght N1 VU '1 G m P :x 5 zer GG11 Reed great IH talent though few IH number Harold Relle Betty Rueb Glormcx Rund Ncroml Rushold Aneitc Srmth mcmne Snyder Don Tonn Claude Welom Ve ee: Lee Weme. ion Wesner U, ald WAIIIGITS Inluzn Wrmht I T Cfefne' Sponsor not bho NTU llzzztm tim 1.532122 KQK 5.9312 Kxgttel 6' Pct Krceker ., 2122219 L'1fIfT.:ffQIf1Q ix' 1 ' G'f.'eri':ls1',': Leila- 41 ' k N- A .Q , A snare: Ilcvcrie fi 1 , v Giry Mzih-'.u'.: QM 'V' 13 ,finer W t A J, 1 1 ., f 'N' 'Q e.. n He-le. PETKGYI Lf rt' Y efit N D Q 5 0 7' 1 i ' i at D Z Junlor Class nos strong leadership Betty Dnver Harold Larsen g t at Benny Anderson Nancy Everett EB Lor1n Ensmmger Iohn Thlele Pasto Sponsors lend support to eloss actlvltles Ill llfu Luclle Roth Melvm H111 Elfneda Kollmg Q Q Q President Vice Pr ident Secretary Treasurer Ser ean- -Arms r I , , e S 'lf , l ir' 'Ill 1' y o bbo' fcrvin Be-glou Upperelossmeh brighten the eompus with good spirits CIHCI qolq sweaters-- of corcil ohcl choreocil. B f D Ih E Gd These ore the J uhiors LtjE.?5giLe Eigiiffliifi of 1955. PM Richard Gibbon Don Gohl Betty Hamm Vickii Iennings Carolyn Kennedy Torn Loewen Donna Giles Carl Grose Pat Hershey Iohn Iohnson Shirley Kinney Everett Lohman Iohn Gillespie Volney Guptill Bob Humphrey lulia Keeler Marvin Larsen Marilyn Loiz These also are Juniors . . . lli. ii XIX 5 , 'r 36- Kg' -,,, 4 3 W. igigzabefn McCart 'lirainia McGee .5 ..,. M .7-X 2-1-- .32 'Zi' L f-0 all 'UIE5 ,'4 que' . . . cmd lficln Sfiix, so are these. lflirilynn Sales Geroliine Smith Bill Strawn loy Tovfns Arlfa-en 'Niedrick Ronald Williorns Verna Schulz lecznefte Spomer Shciryl Stutsmon Mel Weir lionnfx 'Wieilrick Hazelle Wolilfeil Corrie Smith lirn Stone Bob Tomi Ardcllor Vforner Iinice 'Nilcolf Bonnie Ruth W f' 49 nr, 'W av 'J' ff .33 i A I Carol Becker Top fi 'Q 'QAM Lodlcxn Lxght --.311 -an Lod an L ght Allen Jamison 332 fl., -4--ui Charles Smith Pre C1911 Lodxcm Lxght P Sensor 105 -an 'iii' 31 Emd Wnlxon X A4 H si' A Tff T.' 5-1 LC: f'1f:i1':1: Pri-5 '54, fIcr.1e::11T.Trc':: 5- ' ' .igxgiegs 115125:- get 54- 55, I'.lI'11Cf C1255 Treix 54 - , f Pieter Q1 E4 Ig- g3 ' 1 ' ref 33 fi -f'r 2f.f2r . . . ,, , s V it -Qvnter: Z 1 i 1 . I 1? ' ' I 5 A Q , - ' ' - -5 'g . it K v v ff T il Dat Earle ,- DGCYS T ,VY 'Nav X! Vczledletorlcin Scilutcztoriczn Class Donald M Warren QQ ai Curl Henning Tkeasurer Top Dick Whitfield Cent Doliorz R L Gateway.- -, H . mv' ...F Q 'N-ar T1 -I an Rc Robert A Atkms Manlyn Den1ce Barlmg G tex Dwayne Leroy Baughmcm Rosellcx Bechthold Lodlun Lxghi Merv1n Becker My na Rae Becker Gale way Shorcr B1shop Sally Campbell Gee cxy Q is 'Yi' df! Seniors plaq. 51 9 F Some ol the senior fellows-Dick Whit- field, Glen Talbot, Bob Atkins, and Ierry Schull-put the linishing touches on breakfast during the boys' weekend at fl Pinecrest Camp. ' ' -'1i I Rosalie Cano Anita Carr Pat Clough Sggzzrx Beta Kuprxz Iffc::.:,.ffr Gateway C1r:qQat:a: flfznager Gateway flew: Editor '54-55, '52-555 LC: Amigo: Clue 53- 54-55 Upsilch Gamma Meme Sigma Beta Kappa Member 55, SJR.: Glee C143 lfferiger her 54- 55, lfememaker Award '54-'55, Associated Student 53, Aeracciatefi Student Eoin' Winner, If.:'t:af:iate'i Student Bcdy Meriber'54e 55. Member 52355 Body 53355. Ioseph Frank Cuccia, Ir. Starlene Dause Delvina Duerksen Horsemen Clph Cherie? 54 ljpzilcn Gamma Member '5l- Sigma Beta Kappa Vice Presi- Los Amigos Secretary-Treflm 55 Associated Student Body derit '54g Ushers' Club '54-'55 iirer '54, l11i:1:nary 'fclinteer 5l-'55, l.ife-work, Dental Assis- Missionary Valunteer Secre- Leaier '55, Lciarirs Paetor '55, tant. tary 54g ASB '53-'55g Seminar Quartette. '54-'55 'I gf' nl .i -1 1340'- 9' 31-if 0-7' ,..,q fix RQ Sul ,4-lo 'T' Edward Ensmmger L11een Ensmmger Denney D Ellyson L1 une Frcmklm P' c 5 UPSIIC Gcrnre Ter' D 5 c G S J e y N reber 53 5: V1ctor Frohch Upello Gcrvemci 5 55 A c G ed Smdent B dy 51 I CC L k c 1' Wayne Gordon TP I 1' CITE Q 5 Goldxe Grcnnger Kenneth Gust Seniors practice. Practicing for grcxducxtion exercises are D. McCul- loch, I. Korus, L. Penner, G. Osberg, H. Heiser, C. Becker, C. Houland. Evon Hczttendorf Harlan Heiser Monte Hensley Girlie Clos fl .1 ?u,1,1: 3: '.'r,.t.y,r. flirt. ': fferfzf JKT-75 2.3.1 .f'1ri.1C':f Club 54- 55 331.7 fe. ff Q: Pif' fe . Z4 ,Q . . '1'f: flint-2 itlzi iwikfii Heine? CL fffgrff: 391 Hifi, J -772 Perf Tieiyzfer 54 Upjllif, ,5a.:,::C.'1'-ed Stcieii Biff 51-'55 fiiiirtiz lfferiher 51- 55, MCC her Sl-'55, l.1l9'NCfk Fo Printer Clarence Ing Virginia Ruth Houser Ecxrla Ings Lodicxn Light T -,K-Clin: Sturm Beta Kappa Serqefzrr- L24 Ariijzcn ml l To f1'giie7.'C::.T WE lyme' cz'-Artie 55, Girl' Glee Ser- iid 51-55, J .v ffzx' Ser'1fg':r.'-3'-Hifi. 5-1 'zffmi-3't-.5.r:ti.: 55, Los ,irtizfroi freirttffri-,-'lrrv 51 l.fe'5':1l Ciriet Corp: 54-'55 Club 55, ASB Member 53-'55 Youths S S y '54 5' ow-5 1.-ew N-...Q if rl 1 +A '--ur -1 'HIP' 'Qi-, in qw Q- i 499 -t 3' uf Georgxa Keeler Iacquellne Iune Korus I.od1an Lxght Lynona Kromann f rf ern ol 53 55 SP I 53 54 O Roswell Larsen o 5 ve- uber Can Faye Loewen 3 pe uw Q 37 53 Vlvlan Marlon V 55 l.1e Fednk Way Martm Gateway Gordon Mathews Seniors reminisce. in exe Qu A 'f:f,,. rrp? 'Ei' rf, - Looking back io the days of Lodi Acad- emy's firsi graduaiirig class are four seniors of 1955-Deriney Ellyson, Ros- well Larsen. Elaine Yaw, and El Donna Wahl. Mary Etta Mertz Howard Miller Ken Morton rl L A L a P1 231 Loaiqvifgm if 'A -' Deloy McCullough Grace Mary Osberg Louise Penner Charles Perchert ffix A' ffrr 'Tl .rp If-r rf '1,.r.':' 54- if Ln: ' ?Qizli :t1r1a: l.'g.1 .334 Pri' ffir, writ-eh ffxi ff gg yy,-f.: A ,, 'iq-m ii Gateway 'f '- 55 '1r if Gaieway 55 f Qfiff- 53- TL 'Lit ff fy: 71- ' 54- if fp- fle' ' for 5- if :f,.1i',Y. ffi: SQ- if 1. Carific bl- 55 R53 Goziitia llerrirmr Y SE l-.SB 'V' Jffffiifl' Si--3 51-55 in '23 4' 1 IU 'lr if 'dbg' 253 f--Q iv' w-.aug 'UQ 2? I-Q-,gd Carolyn Perman Earl Purdy Marllyn R9lSW1g Chuck Rouland Ierry Schull Bob Schultz Ken Spler Gateway M1ll1e lean Sturglll Seniors march. The four seniors heading the line of march are Shona Bis- hop, Marilyn Barling, Lynona Kroman, and Starlene Dause. Glen Talbot 'w A 1 Marclyn Townsend Loretta Traina lfcxiern-ei Club Sei-Treif 55 f.f.:5.'1zrf:r'f 'folgiteer !4..t.::'51- Si'g:i'1 ECM Kappa lflerzlff LC: 15.7i1gC.: Club llefrib-er 54- 'fe Qewler 54 Lodian Light '51-'55, Gill' glee C13b'53-545 55 zL.f1ECCl'1fE'l Sziierii Bzuy' CTQU ZI'.Cf'i.'lQ'I1fCI' 5-2 E321 l.C 12'r1:5 54-55 .L.f':'1oC13'fe'i fit:- llertiber 54-55. e fr 54, l.::iif:n.i Robe ieit Bozlg' lvferibet '5l-55. Yin '55 Sherran Wagner El Donna Wahl Carl Walker Upsilon Gcrirfa fleriber 53- Szqric' Befa Kappa Pastor 555 llcrfserien Club Member '53- 55 .5 ..'. 'zciziei Stgien' Roig' Gateway lEii1cri2lSlaffSeCre- 55- P,.t.:CCi'1:e'i St-:iext Body l.if:ITlk19T 53- 55, l.1fe'.'. tk Dei t':ry '54-'55, A::3o:i'1te'i Stzrieit lffefnher 53-'55, Medical Cifiet tal Technician. Body '54-'55, Corpu '54-'55, Lilewcrk: Farm- ing anal Mecnamcs H ,g ,-if lx XLDSLI' o Q! '--and Lonnxe Ward Arlene Weng Bob G Werner mg 5 5 55 Al1Ce Wh1te AS? V 1 o f O'11I Ho Cu tc 54 Lodxcm Llghi Clfz 111 Bill Whiteman Le' zrfgcs r..:71,:.. , l:-TS,r., -. Clwh -' 5 :Ve- Cf if .udem Dog A or - 5, .eil ,Q cdw ,crjts 54-'55, Carolyn Wood Mzgrizrpcn , St: tt: f'l.'1 Elaine Yaw lean Yeomcm is-.4 O 2 an Q 1 . ' L., , fi SP' . Before ond after the developing process ot Lodi Acodemy. ENLARQING upon routine duties care tne extra curricular responsibilities tnclt trcun for leadership and service IH Cl enclllenqlnq clclult world. D i D I D D DD O P D D D D I I 1 f 1-embef Ea 3,,m.Y Associate EDITORS, Myrna Becker and Dick Whitfield. consult with their new editor-in-chief, Marilyn Barling. about plans and ideas for the Gateway. Bonnie Lammerding Cseatedl helps senior twins Ed- ward and Lileen Ensminger at REGISTRATION while others too begin a new school year. C1 C1 f 'mf 'se f F W, ,N L .. ., : fi.3e:it.' 1:3 T- t:1C::1:'em.'e.Q ict 2:19 1 I. .ze f:z1,:, rg .-21:52 rece-.ve . rc.. A 'kd 'gtg .3 Q, flw fyif bride? 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A ,. ...,..... i.:. k' 19 54 Year opens with wor and plaq Indxans wmners th BASE BALL league are flrontl Clarence Ing Chuck Rouland Ralph Glefte Don Warren Cbackl Deloy Mc Cullough Howard Mller I W Hottal Allen Iamrson K n Grrst lnmas a e on the move orr the moment REGISTRATION opens Teachers students classes mustc and el tous arodps sports actrvrt es dormrto y clubs swrmmrna sessrons ne wly elected staffs all tall qur kly rnto the reeks trahtly planned sciedule BASEBALL neadlrnes the sports schedule Ntth tts games bemg played durmg the dally afternoon re creatron hour The teams choose for therr names those of the mayor league pennant racers lndrans Yanlfees Grants ard Dodaers Not o e tma bv t equall tnterest consumrng rs the l UBUCATIONS work whrch must beam 1mmed1 atel, r tae ub repo ters are gorna to have a September Gateway ready wrthrn the month When rt appears each student beams tne search for h1s name rn prmt The end ol September lmds school rn lull s rung The Gateway cxrculat on lrst of 2300 subscrrbers IS organ xzed and typed by CIRCULATION STAFF Loulse Penner Mary Etta Mertz cmd Amta Carr under the drrectlon ol Ed1iormCh1ef Manlyn Barlmg Mxss Grace Morel fnot shownl supervxses the work ol the crrculatxon manager Gateway EDITORIAL STAFF members seated at the table are Mlldred Romero rel1g1on Elxzabeth McCart alumm Leroy Lane dorm Standmg are Sally Campbell proof reader Pat Duerlcson vrllage Rxcky Martm sports Pat Clough news Ken Spxer artrst El Donna Wahl Cnot shownj IS secretary ' k D . . , I Or 9 - I I I . . , , e . 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I I I I 4 Cctobef 19 XXMXX we by f qw gy 5 v A r ' I fy October IS cz Iousq month Officers of LOS AMIGOS for the two semes ters are as follows ROW 1 Myrna Becker vxce president Alice White secretary treas urer Grace Osberg secretary treasurer Mrs I T Crowder sponsor Mxlhe Romero vice presldent Loulse Penner president Hazelle Wohllexl v1ce president ROW 2 Ierry Schull presxdent B11lWh1teman presxdent Charles Smith presldent Ioe Cuccla secretarytreas urer Lonme Ward v1ce president Dunn the fr t day of October the students and faculty unite their efforts in the publications CAM FAIGN A panel of Judges tshown on opposite page lower leftl who appear during the campaign include Anna Gateway better known as Arlene Weng Rodger Dow Pat Rainwater Marie Lodian Shona Bishop and Iohn Sub Faye Loewen This year the sides set an all time record going one tnousand dollars over the goal Leaders of the Bucks and Does Cshown on opposite page lower rigntb are Wayne Gordon Carol Becker Faye Loewen and Bob Werner Last Year s Gateway holds a 2nd international award from Ouill and Scroll First semester s Gateway of this year has received a 2nd national award from CSPA The Gateway is also a member of NSPA ln the boys physical education classes touch FOOTBALL instruction is given during the fall months Mr emy student teams and physical development by the proper use of their bodies The next big event is the ASB South of the Border FALL FESTIVAL one of the social highlights of the year A Spanish city plaza with spraying fountain hedge lined walks and decorated booths makes tae affair gay colorful and festive The spirit of the occasion is carried on throughout the year by two active Spanish clubs Another type of organization the MlSSlONARY VOLUNTEERS is in full action by the time October ap pears on the calendar All in all October is a busy month but young people lke to be busy to be doing thinas to be progressina The end of October that means just 2ll days until school is outl First semester oihcers of the MISSIONARY VOLUNTEER Society are Mr G W Walper advisor Geraldzne Smlth secretary Mr Mel vm H111 advisor Ierry Schull assistant leader Mxss Grace Morel advisor lack Bowyer as slstant secretary and Marclyn Townsend Missionary Volunteer leader The above ofh cers work hard all hrst semester to supply weekly programs of unusual interest and in spiratxon ' I , T n : - I I : I I X , Q i S S . , , . , - , . z , ' 1 ' l , z , - ' ' - ' , ' , . Don G. Prior, instructor, teaches the fellows good sportsmanship in competing with other Lodi Acad- I - I I I YY A - ' ' ' 2 9 5. y A ft , Yell-' ' bef 1954 s FRWA' AY 29 N mum THUQSDM Left above: ELDER HEPPENSTALL speaks tor prayer week. Right above: Sabbath School PILGRIMS are on ROW 1-Rachel Ramsey, Ierry Heminger, assistant secretary: ROW 2-Carol Becker, Elaine Yaw, secretary: tstand- ingl Mr. N. I. Roy: Knot shownl Nancy Everett, super- intendent: Allen Iamison, associate superintendent. NOVSIIICQY, the YTIOITTIE ol Tllcikscivirigg, L., 61:1 GFQ'IfICf'QI'fliC time 1: featixre rel. 1.5 if ccivtxes Iliff' :M 'x'fEEli QF PRAYER blessmgs are bros .Qt to tile :TZHZCN l'1Yfl.l'5' Elder FIii'.':f1fd Hepfc-r1. ' ll zo ci the Tigeolcsg' Departzzieif Cf L3 Srerrt College -' ,zgigz tgp.. ' 41,5 igrixgz tzigikgry: of all ine Close if his or nie Czzg. ':-Lea if 11-Qeiri' fin Crxf zixifef :ri Scbzctri afterricci iri the feitril ii:.,r2g, fif Taye ' 1 Qlffll .txmeci r:.ed1t':tg5f. Oi tfat ezine Sfzhff' . t2.e ,xerite in-3 k, :V SQNHCC' f' Ile ?,Q:r,:11 cicyf :.,.5-ri .:, i' G ,Q .- 'iii t:..tifi. Cliff, 11161-' Cite iowefull '.,' rezziiricieci cf t:.eLr :1g:.t l :ya it fteedcig, lfVf:v'SlX Dormitorq clubs plan activities. sf N' 'oi 'v1,..,, , , , ,sl qi, The NOHSEMEN, or dormitory fellows, also have their weekly Thursday meetings. feeds, game periods. swimming parties. programs, and annual outings to Pinecrest in the high Sierras near Lake Tahoe. Their first semester officers are Carl Hen- ning, pastor: Ioe Cuccia, chorister: Wayne Gordon, ASB rep- repsentative: Iohn Thiele, pianist: Charles Smith, treasurer: Kenny Grist, sergeant-at-arms: Chuck Rouland, president, and tseated on the floorl Allen Iamison, vice president. These officers provide variety in fun and entertainment for the fel- lows of old North Hall and of the annex. With their deans, Mr. Don G. Prior and Mr. I. W. Hottal, they are always en- thusiastic as Thursday nights come around and they are to enjoy a break before the usual study hour. 1 Q A. 165, 8 :til SIGMA BETA KAPPA activities such as the Pine- crest trip tabovel furnish wholesome fun for the dormitory girls. Their officers for first semester tleftl are Marilyn Barling, president ton stooll: ton floorl Vickii Iennings, treasurer: Carrie Smith, pastor: Nancy Brackett, secretary: Shona Bishop, pianist: Carolyn Wood, chorister: Delvina Duerksen, vice president: tnot shown! Pat Earle, sergeant-at-arms. The officers plan for weekly Thursday night club meetings which are cultural and social. The organi- zation sponsors the Friendship Sister plan every se- mester to help make each girl more thoughtful and friendly. fiftjfaci U11 .- . xv'- i V 4 V ,W vsagy. .. .1 '. .1723 rv . ',. 4' ,, ,A . a 9. 'F:1H1'se, 1 1 1 5' ' 1 ' N' ..m..'4,. ', Y '. 'Y G .ww , 4.15 79M - qbiyu.. . MQ .F f if ,M K Alice whale, gmndmoih. X er, and little Annette fabovel discuss plans M for Christmas surprises , even though the rest of the family lack the spirit. fflightl Doll El Donna Wahl, Teddy Bear Pat Clough, and Tin Soldier , Sally Campbell have just tumbled out of the huge Christmas sock. llCl'lTlSlHlGS Everywhere, a band- speech PAGEANT given by the speech class, is another of Lo- diis annual program events. ln this years pageant the casts purpose is to portray in panto- mime, dialog, and music many of the unusual holiday celebra- tions the world around. Their portrayal is aiven so that Ameri- cans may better understand the holiday traditions of their own fireat United States. The sinaina of carols, use of the Christmas tree, aivina of aitts, comma of Santa Claus, and others are holiday customs that have Come from around the globe. Christmas Everqwhere Carolers Cabovel appearing in a Christmas Eve candlelight service oi Germany are Myrna Beck- er, Rosella Bechthold, Alice White, Grace Os- berg. Louise Penner, and Bonnie-Ruth Woodall. They sing Silent Night as they enter the darkened old chapel. From Holland flower leftl appear Dutch mother Rosella Bechthold and daughter Carolyn Roth, waiting for Santa to ap- pear with candy for the good and a stick for the bad. This is in accordance with their coun- try's celebration of Christmas. The Dutch doll is appropriately attired in the traditional wooden shoes of this quaint land across the sea. In the por- tion of the program called Christmas Awakening, an altogether too true-to- life American scene lbelowl. lean and lack Hartwell, in the persons of Iackie Korus and Mel Weir, greet their Uncle Tom, Clarence Ing, as he arrives to spend the holiday season in their home. Iack and lean soon absorb his line Christmas spirit From me-rrie olde England Cleftl Ken Spier and his wife, Grace Osberg, decorate their home in traditional Yule- tide fashion with mistletoe and English holly. A bit of Sweden fright! comes to life when Toomte, the Christmas elf, appears to Swedish housewife. Grace Mary Osberg. Loclians make life Music and laughter, songs ever atterl Looking back, students can still visualize the excitement ot getting a letter4l'You have been invited to be- corne a member, then the tun they had in organizing and choosing their CHOIR officers, followed by a rigorous practice schedule, to learn their parts for the 'lMessiah. They will never forget the tours-Stockton, Sacra- mento, Santa Rosa, Vallejog the trip up the coast to Eureka and vicinity. What tun it was to sing their sacred program tor each ot these, and in some places to give their secular programs. And then as the climax of the year, there still lingers The DORM BOYS' QUARTETTE: Urontl Ioe Cuccia. Chuck Rouland: tbackl Bob Schulz and Howard Miller. in their ears the melodies of the cantata Queen Esther which they gave on the Sabbath atter- noon of graduation. How real the Bible story seemed as they saw the king, the queen, and all ot the rest portrayed in costume. LODIAN MEMBERS on HOW l are Marilynn Salas. Bonnie Lammerding. Iack Bowyer, Volney Guptill, Mr. Norman I. Roy. Nancy Everett. Marclyn Townsend, Nancy Brackett. Betty Driver. ROW 2: Sharyl Stutsman, Verna Schulz. Ioe Cuccia. Chuck Rouland. Leroy Lane. Roswell Larsen, Edward Ensminger. Benny Anderson, Alice White. Loretta Traina. ROW 3: Pat Waddell, Carol Becker, Carolyn Wood. Mervin Becker. Iohn Thiele, Dick Whitfield. Harold Larsen, Howard Miller, Bob Werner. Harlan Heiser. Bonnie-Ruth Woodall, Virginia McGee. Not shown: Donalee Guptill. Lorin Ensminger. Carl Anderson. Douglas Henning. more meloclious. Remember the 'JOCAUSTS kept their fingers crozsed '.-:hen Lt cgrhe time for their sprgng pro! gram? lffghy of them were in bed '.-.Nth the flu, and the rest had such bod coughs that they never knew 'sfhot kind of sound would come out on the next note: nevertheless the program tgrned out to he 3 huge success, gccordihg to gil reports. There wgs olso the lighter side such gs the choirs Clrlstrngs pgrty ot Guptillsg Whot lun they hgd l,lc'.f:ing their heads off over g pingpohg logll '.or11e, developing their ortistic ability for musi- cgl drawing, exchanging gifts, ond eoting. Bob Werner, Benny Anderson, Edward Ensminger lfor will they ever forget the trip the group mode to and Volney Guptm make up the VILLAGE BOYS Son Froncisco to hear Fred Wgring ond his QUARTETTE- Pennsylvonions. All of these memories Lodions will tregsure through their lives os they think hook on pleosont olssociotion, fun, happiness, ond music. K LODIAN OFFICERS for the first semester are shown meeting at the home of Mr. N. I. Hoy. director. to plan their choir ac- tivities, both musical and social. Dick Whitfield is pastor: Vir- ginia McGee, librarian: Bob Werner, stage manager: Carolyn Wood. secretary-treasurer: Carol Becker, vice president: Alice White, robe custodian: Howard Miller, president. Not shown are second semester officers as follows: Dick Whitfield, president: Bonnie Lammerding. vice president: Betty Driver. secretary- treasurer: Carolyn Wood. librarian: Marclyn Townsend, robe custodian: Ioe Cuccia, pastor: Mervin Becker, stage manager for the choir programs. Sixty-one January ' 1 1 1955 7 S 14 15 21 2 28 Z Talent Toppers shows LA talent in amateur hour. S'.'.'eotigearts 'ifirgmia McGee and Bentij: Andere son top fiiffll, oaciure second prize '.'.' ith the oiarming vocal duet. lrlanog' Everett Crigli toziiefi first prgze in lper Exotic '.'.' 1th lie-r colorful Srargsli ipziiloer, Caprgoio Espatronol, on the KDGE5 tor the sliotz' are Prof. loin l Hafner and Prof, Gerald Ferguson of Paoif 'axon College, Frof, Alfred 'ffaiters of La Sierra College, Frat Sydney' Halsey' of Lodi Union High rogpool, did ?aal Hll of Lorna Lfda Aidderit' TALENT TOPPERSH is an evening of sparkling rnusio, alittering decorations, laughfprof vokina nurnor, and talented entertainment. Lodi Aoadernys second amateur hour ot lanuarg' 2l is sponsored by the Associated Student Body. Donna Wiedrick Klettl is shown earning grand prize with her rna- rimlaa rendition ot 'Valse in E flat. Nancq and Allen enjoq Christian companionship Tlie period when thouahts turn towards loved ones at home most often, the hours when pangs ol homesickness or lone- liness are felt the mostffesuch times come at the end of busy days of study and work. Yes, weekends in a BOARD' ING ACADEMY can be lonely, but they can also be won! derful--the best hours of the whole week, Parents often surprise their children with a little visit on Sabbath or for the full weekend. Loved ones are always welcome to sliare the blessing at the academy. To give a more complete picture of this time of every week, tne staff introduces to the readers Nancy Brackett, typical junior GIRL, and Allen Iamison, a representative senior BOY, to tell the story of campus life as dormitory students live it and love it. They re-live for you in picture any WEEKEND at Lodi Academy ffnothing exciting, actually, but a time full of memories made precious because of the fellowship of so many other Seventh-day Adventist youth. Together they enjoy the sacredness, companionship, fun, and frolic of dormitory life as unitedly they prepare their hearts and lives for a future on earth and throughout eternity. Nancy's and Allen's WEEKEND experiences begin at the top left of the page and follow in order. reading counter-clockwise. Nancy: I must get ready. I don't know where all the dust comes from! Allen: What a iob! I never was too good at making a bed look like Mom's. Nancy: Dear Mom. It is almost sundown . . . It's been another busy week. Carol: Dad, may I bring Nancy Brackett home next week? You'll like her. Nancy: Better wear my coat: it's really turning cold since winter's here. Allen: Fellows, this voluntary prayer band is certainly helping mc. Q- weekends of wholesome on Lodi's lovelq campus. The ringing of the last class bell at one o'clock on Friday does not mean that activity ceases, After dinner, PREPARA- TlON for the Sabbath swings into full action as students sweep floors, shake rugs, and give their dressers a last minute touchfup, Often there is time after supper for a Weekly letter homefor better yet, a phone call. VESPERS is a very special hour during the week, The chapel is filled with a spirit of reverence as the students sit and look into the face of Christ on the wall and as they listen to organ, instrumental, and vocal music, followed by a short devotional talk. SABBATH SCHOOL is conducted in the chapel with students carrying all of the responsibilities. The walk to church is usually exhilarating, but if the Weather is rainy, the stu- dents are transported by bus. During the eleven o'clock hour they are inspired by the messages of Eld. B. W, Mat- tison, pastor, or a visiting speaker. Students often participate in the CHURCH service by giving special music or having the Lodians take the place of the regular church choir, Then it's back to the cafeteria for a luscious home-cooked meal. The DAY progresses as one continues to read counter-clockwise, begin- ning at bottom leit of the page. Allen: Save me a seat up there, Iohn and Harold. I'm right behind you. Nancy: We need cr good offering, fellows, to reach our Sabbath School goal. Allen: Not bad, Iamison. That tie looks good even it I do say so myself. Deloy: I.et's be first to church today, Allen, and surprise Dean. Nancy: It's so nice of you to give us a ride to church, Elder Crowder, because it's a little chilly for walking. Ieanie: Walking home on a day like this gives me a iarmer's appetite. Miss Eitel's Sabbath dinners are certainly delicious. X9 Q. Top center: Allen enters Bottom: Allen gets home- sick on some of those first Sabbaths at Lodi. Lower left: The crunch of leaves underfoot is a pleasant sound for Nancy on a windy Sab- bath afternoon. Upper left: Waiting for MV to begin, Nancy joins her girl friends in meditation. Top left: Suddenly she is needed to play for the singing in the place of another. the chapel during song service with his charac- teristically reverent at- titude. Right center: How Nancy waits for the mail to come after sundown. There is nothing like a letter from home! Right: Weekend relaxa- tion finds Charley, Carl, Doug, and Clarence in Allen's room-each en- joying dorm life in his own way. iilf 1? , 31 takin I NGK T heq both snr,-f - 1-'t' stzidentfe mme 'A.' fi t'1:t',' str, cmner. G feelin : if lilQl,1'-.ii il steals over he 'y.' li arid irlike. Some just ssgt er? .:1e A facing cr on the la' .-.' i. Ciriers l1ke to get out Gnd 'xfarri day --or even ei C1 pi: day, especiall 'A.' it theres vigorating breeze blo'.f.'.r1g tyre ,eaves everywhere, 06 'vs f gn- enjoq life. f-g,-:-'- L'- N. 1 L .- - I 'T' ,.-4 vl ?5- 11 r 'X 1. 'rs ie hours ot the SABBATH soon slip away bringing suppertirne, mail-time, program time, and skating time in the gym. lt seems no time at all betore the hands ot the clock indicate bed- tirno, but one must not forget to set the clock tor Sunday morn- ing before crawling in. Work appointments begin the routine ot another school week, . lvl.. ' .L Lett center: Allen de- cides he may as well dress for skating before going to the chapel pro! gram. Top center: Skates in hand and a song in his heart prepare Allen for a pleasant evening of recreation. Top right: Nancy is al- ready skating as Allen enters the gym, finds a chair and puts on his skates. Upper right Nancy en joys the sleep and peace that comes after a full weekend in a Christian school. - Bottom: Punching clocks 'S ' at the end of a weekend . I L t starts Allen back into the ,. routine of another week ' , of school. . ' -L: , . K' 75 ' ' -.4.. .xg , an-nnumrws..-u .1 fn. .W- Lower right Sunday morning Allen IS already sleepy just thinking about his yob for the Coming night br'-'UYY .Ls GNL? 5,5 .., ar 10 11 12 is 19 24 25 Enjoying HMODERNIGHTH as the ASB banquet theme, a few ol the student council's guests-Charles Davis, Sally Campbell, Ardella Werner, cmd Charles Smith- are shown under an arbor, decorated with hanging mobiles. by the small pool while they wait for the evening's program to begin. Stow an 'r ' 5 i'.fl1 Ci Tp, ,zgri cn: be hiri- ee Wa P 'rf f W fftl x if-x ' :gr X stpjerit of 'rf' fl :'X 9 ' 'lf iff. Ifj ff lifli Q'.'Cf'. ' rn ' '1Y,Ql! f.f..E i 12.11 ICLTXA. I Cllflff . ,,. . ,i 13.3 tg -ei .v:.t Myer. T f ' -K-,.,. . H . V. , ,MZ ., ,...,,4. , , . . bt, , xii-'78 A .0 X 1 -'Hr' -A '1-SS.-'A 'if-Y ft s ' gl- , Moderniqht is ASE theme for banquet. The Associated Student Body BANQUET is the oute standing event tor the second semester. The theme of a l'Modernight in America, softened with sweet rnusic, reminds students oi the glor- ious privilege ot living in a flourishing, treedorne loving country. Decorations include a backdrop ot contemporary city skyscrapers silhouetted against a starry evening sky. UPSILON GAMMA officers fcenterl pose 15, 6 around the windmill at their Dutch 7 1 father-daughter, mother-son banquet at Q ill the Richrnaid Sky Room. Seated are Mr. V -I L. W. Roth, sponsor: Faye Loewen. lst sem. president: Earl Purdy. Zncl sem. president: Mrs. I. T. Crowder. sponsor. Those standing are Betty Lou Mertz, lst sem. secretary-treasurer: Ardella Werner, 2nd sem. vice president: Myrna Becker. 2nd sem. secretary-treasurer: and Ed Ensminger, 2nd sem. sergeant- at-arms. MV! STUDENT COUNCIL members frightl for second semester are Cstandingj Mr. Iim Hottal, Clarence Ing. Bob Werner. Dwayne Baughman. Marilyn Barling, Vonda Lee Werner. Doug Henning, Mr. Mel Hill: fseatedl Garry Axt. Marclyn Townsend, Alice White. Dick Whitlield, Carl Henning, Ron Williams. Arlene Weng, Harold Reile. Margie McMahon. Bonnie Reiswig. and Tommy Loewen. ,, fu,xf1e 1 wwf X. S.. HL, ,,,,....,.,,.f .af ' kung in tne beautiful Sierro Neuoclo mountains brings real thrills qolore. stziaehtrg ':.':.o are ligcrqy eriotiizfi to tio on one of tzie sczioo.-sponscre-ci snow trips this WlNTER will rp-ever fcrizet the lips ride, the indescribable, dazzling bemitg' ol the snowecovered everareens in lili' 217:11 fgferrfis A..s. , N,eat.rlef':'zl'.' down pow-.'Cierj.' rgris, and sitting in front of an ixnmerise r,g:t1 f1fo:i': i flpofe ei-zogrsiciv are arranfied for ilose '.-.' 219 '.-fork: tire-lessl '4,' in the publications Ciitircgzii for the Horsemen, iid TCT Ups e e Seems' sto ',-,' on the lf1C1l.ffl'llIf? ing- f- ,I f-fvvwvs-rg ,vo . J , ,A....Y .io 'QW' YES fi jf'-' If16ITiCTlQ'3 .i-4 ' It's one thing to keep upright on a pair of SKIS coming down the run, but it's a totally different matter to stop. Apparently Chuck Rouland fabovel has mastered that art. Even Don Prior, the boys' dean Clettl, decides that there is great SPORT and adventure on skis. Here he is seen gaining both momentum and poise as he begins a descent on the ski run. Shirley Fuller gets a huge spray oi snow irom Deloy McCullough. Bob Atkins and Allen lamison also join in the merriment. SNOVV l lGHTS frightl are refreshing, to say the least. fx ich is the destination of the Norsemen aniaat STSONV TRIP to the Sierras of erithasgastic skiers pose for a moment 'inerz 'froitt toe Cpgoaia, Chuck Routarid prior, Howard Mlller, Mr. Don M. Vfdr- on Wester, Marvin Larsen, Don Baxter, fortett Cte demon Mr. N, I. Ray, and Dean tim Hot- f efeilxa a tied aroap of skiers straagzle to r ve dorrxtortes after art adventurous Af another utiforaettabte day' as a stue ae t Q L d Academy. NDN! -1- S 14 Z 1 ch 1955 DAY SMURD AY Fm Y 11-RUP-SDA .4-.ntIQDAY . ,I 12 is E29 0 51 ELDER B. W. MATTISON, pastor of the Lodi Central Church. is seen in his study counseling with Dick Whitfield, Associated Student Body president. and Alice White, vice president. regarding plans for the spring Week of Prayer, which will be conducted on the campus during the last week in March. The laeainning: of sprina and tlie end ol winterfthais what MARCH means to students in school. Then it is tial the band and Lodiazis rnalce their regular sprina tours . , that aay Cotton prints briahten up tlze rfirigpiis . . that committees meet to plan picnics . . , that juniors and almond trees break Qffli tipeir firit Hill lglcoiti af dasliina Calor . . , that senior activities pile up for tlie last rriad rush ,, t:f:t te': :i -rs Lck len :inaljs at road repair rnen wiic arent confined to Classrooms . , , that calleae 'iepgrtselcrs .zgve tests on academy' Carnpuses . . that seniors pause for tiiexr last Week of Prayer in The fy, .. ,igadertiy IL'l1ll'fllll l An accomplished performer in PIANO recitals and a busy accompanist both on and off the campus, Nancy Everett enjoys every minute spent in musical activities. She also finds pleasure in playing the organ and singing. Always appreciated for their special music are Carol Becker, Carolyn Wood. and Bonnie-Ruth Woodall-TRIO members. Recitals, ushers and musical clubs are for the enjoument of the public. When March makes its appearance on the calendar and one looks over the busy schedule lor the re- mainder of the year, it seems as it school is almost over. Music departments give spring concerts, the choir, band, and smaller groups appear in scattered churches. Organists, Whose practice peri- ods have provided a background to class discissons all winter, take over new musical responsi- bilities. The Ushers' Club finds itself hard-pressed to keep up with all of its appointments, Not only does the coming of SPRlNG cause a new burst ol youthful activity on the campus, but it brings new lite and inspiration. Members of the ORGAN club include Urontl Ieanette Spomer, Arleen Wiedrick, Gloria Rund, Marilynn Salas. Ierry Schull. Earla Ings: Cbackl Helen Perman, Beverly Heinrich. Iohn Thiele, Volney Guptill. instructor George W. Walper, and Charlotte Rathke. The USHERS Club members do much to make programs and meetings more pleasant. Feminine members are Marclyn Town- send, Delvina Duerksen, Alice White, Pat Hershey, Dorothea Bullock, Ioy Townsend, Carrie Smith, Marianne Bryson, and Betty Driver. The boys are Roswell Larsen, Ben Anderson, Har- old Larsen, Bob Schulz. Mel Weir, Iohn Thiele, Howard Miller, , . WW 'f Vzg Deloy McCullough, and Charles Smith. Mr. Melvin Hill Knot shownl is sponsor. EXIT BAND MEMBERS, ROW 1, are as follows: Carolyn Cortner, Bonnie-Ruth Woodall. Hazelle Wohlieil, Faye Loewen, Vanda Lee Werner. ROW 2: Calvin Bitzer, Harold Larsen, Carlene Ebel, Verna Schulz. Betty Hamm, Mervin Becker, Starlene Dause, Nor- man Ensminger, Iohn Gillespie, Bonnie Lammerding, Donalee Guptill. Iohn Thiele. Ed Ensminger, Dorothea Bullock, Douglas Henning. Volney Guptill, Lorin Ensminger. Allen Gross, Marlene Dollinger, Bob Werner, Dwight Nieman, Betty Lou Mertz, Carl Henning. Helen Perman, Pat Langenwalter, Beverly Heinrich. Dick Whitfield. ROW 3: Arlene Wiedrick, Naomi Rushold, Ioy Townsend, Betty Rueb, Ieanette Spomer. Betty Io Abbott, Claude Weldin, Bob Breckenridge. Gerald Roberts. Montell Clendenon, Howard Miller, Leroy Mertz. Bill Strawn, Dwayne Baughman. Larry Anderson, Darlene Smith, Carolyn Perman. Mr. Hill. ROW 4: Shona Bishop, Donna Wiedrick, Drew Hamlin, Marianne Bryson, Mary Etta Mertz. Mildred Burdick, Marilyn Barl- ing, Myrna Becker. ROW 5: Tommy Loewen, Bill Bechthold, Iohn Koenig. Carl Anderson, Don Tonn, Howard Olsen, Dennis Buckmiller. The largest and best CONCERT BAND in the history of Lodi Academyl This has been the goal of Prof. Melvin l-lill, director, and apparently his goal is being reached. There are now seventy members participating in band functions. Each section within the band is complete, including two oboes and a bassoon in the double reedsg one soprano and tvfo baritone saxophones in those sections: an alto and bass clarinet to compliment the fourteen B soprano clarlnetsg four French horns' three SOLISGA phones, and one string bass. There are, ol course, the regular hand instrumentation of trumpets flutes, cornets, trombones, haritones, and percussion The Concert Band presents tnree formal hcrne concerts eacli 'gear beside: a combined croaram the speech department, ln the nii: band are included several otner frrialler or Jangzations soon i the t'.-.ienty-sipi piece PE? BAND, :riade ur, of fgi i' cliair rr.-2::gi,er.f of 1 ki- 'cctfris it .claire interfscnooi functions ,lilsc froni tile Concert Band are clioser. Zlie iorirffciir ertiiers c e TC'fF-. Biff :tid 1 trips tliis year to Yuloa C333 Paradise Facfic Qncr. Colle ze be-iff, ficddinir Pla -c ' Te and other places. llanz' srnail ensenibles sacli as in 73 t1.cti.red cf. ine orroste :ir ze ar .fc gri- ciuded gn ine Concert Band, Tne enseznhies are fl ATi'f.'.'6 rfzr' of iizzziriii l r ri .Y :neroas sacred and secular nroaranis. Qviwzti 'flurr- Lodi is proud of its music . . . I , fs Q We-M'-c.': fo 'fs . fr-oar' el - ...-....-oc..- J. ...D Cause., ur. JEQ. LE.. YGLCYGEC1 .Cf r..5lI' 6-If' TREF. ,Y - A W .f-- lf' 1.2104 c,o...r,1,., 2. C L, 'nr 'Q 1 Y fraaerr., liitfiil es, . Many small ensembles are organized each year from band personnel. The CLARINET QUARTET ftop rightt per- forms often for religious meetings, band concerts and tours. Verna Schulz and Mervin Becker play B soprano: Carlene Ebel, the alto: and Betty Io Abbott, the bass clari- net. The TRUMPET TRIO tcenter rightj-Carl Henning, Bob Werner, and Volney Guptill-is another active group. One ensemble not pictured, but often seen about the campus, is the girls' woodwind quintet, first prize winners in the Talent Festival. Instrumentation includes Faye Loewen, leader, oboist: Bonnie-Ruth Woodall, flute: Verna Schulz, clarinet: Donalee Guptill, French horn: and Vanda Lee Werner, bassoon. The brass sextet, another popular en- semble, appears on page 20 of this book. The FIRST SEMESTER BAND OFFICERS are pic- tured around the bass section, which includes three newly acquired sousaphones. Myrna Becker, vice president, is at her string bass. Seated on the first row are Ardella Werner, secretary: Verna Schulz, council member: Calvin Bitzer: sergeant-at-arms: and Mr. Hill. Second row in the sousaphones are Bob VVerner, student conductor: Mervin Becker, president: Carl Henning, treasurer, and Dick Whit- field, council member. The SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, not shown, are Carl Henning, student conductor: Ed Ensminger, president: Betty Lou Mertz, vice president: Marilyn Barling. secretary: Lorin Ensminger, treasurer: Dwayne Baughman, sergeant-at-arms: Vanda Lee Werner and Doug Henning, council member. 1 ,ui J. i'Uf,.,.'. IJYJJ. t.,Ollf3 O NDAY L April 19 YUESUA u v . fx? Llc-1w2?.QlfgL'iu.. M. .W ,,r. Air ffiljgsor' 28 29 Lcd Aiizuertijx students 1:70 .ri ifzfirze Cf QRGE. . Y-.., ,v- c Q f 1 'fd fiQf::g :.Il::'f'l1ib ffl 1::f1 beta Plug .xX,.. ... . rr. ,'..f.'ClfI1' I II.iff ll V.f.C.'I C f.f'.1',f'If.' I.QY L V H'Qf- my ufie S I Yi 'IL .Q,.Q... 4 ,..l.,. d,. 5.4 L... - . .. L.. Lglc .H .,5. . . ., ,.,...-. rc ,, YU., FFL .-Q W- . . ,ft . .J ln , ., .,, ...,. ,...,t .-., ,A F -fy-V-, , V H- v,-r A ,fe f- -f Q f,..,,c,.e..,, .t fc Girls' and boys' club second semester OFFICERS enjoy pulling tafiy. lFrontl W. Gordon. pres.: E. Wahl. pastor: C. Henning, secy.: S. Campbell. pres.: I. Spomer, vice pres.: B. Driver, pianist: C. Rouland, sgt.-at-arms: M. Bryson. treas.: G. Talbot, treas. fBcrckD B. Tonn. pianist: D. Whitfield, chorister: V. Houser, sgt.-at-arms: I. Yeo- man. secy.: B. Schulz, vice pres.: V. McGee, chorister. fNot shownl Ierry Schull, pastor. ,mv ,. e e , - izrvo Q W flnwe we wwf M .r r .usd .. ., ,A--,.... A.,N,:. t41 .. 1 ' if Q:.Ie3ftf11:,1:.::r' '.'f',fli'I.,. U ,. I4 , 'L' -.ff I . . r,4-..,, ,.. SATURDAY Clubs train qouth leaders. At the right, Bonnie Lammerding, Delores Baker, Annetta Smith, Sharon McCarte, Marvin Larsen, Ralph Gleffe, and others immensely enjoy themselves. They have taffy from hand to dish to table-some even on their partners. The taffy pull is one of the CLUB NIGHT functions which the Norsemen and Sigma Beta Kappa offi- cers plan together. Students also develop a clearer in- sight into their denominational plans and lar-reaching objectives by leading out themselves, Last, but far froni least of the religious organizations, is the school SEML NAR. lt does not have officers, but each member does lgls or her share ot the work, Alniost every Sabbath finds some Seminar group out in a church, takina over the regular service. Each group consists of tnree student speakers and a musical group. At center right the second semester SAB- BATH SCHOOL officers fstandingl are Betty Driver, superintendent: Bob Atkins, assistant superintendent: Howard Olsen, secretary: and Rachel Ramsey, assistant secretary. Seated are the MISSIONARY VOLUNTEER officers for second semester: Douglas Hen- ning, assistant secretary: Mildred Romero, assistant leader: Marianne Bryson, secre- tary: and Ioe Cuccia, leader. Students preparing to go on a trip for the SEMINAR Crightl are Dorothea Bullock, Bob Atkins, Mildred Romero, Nancy Everett, and Ierry Heminger. Eld. I. T. Crowder, their advisor, is seated in the car. .tf' 'f' . f ,- , . We ,LM ,, ,...-. T XY tH 4 Of QA -lst-1 25 1955 Ma y fwvv-A' F -if lt? il. ii 119513 M I 12 13 20 27 19 26 Crossing the tree-shaded campus of Lodi for their last time as academy students are TWINS Mervin and Myrna Becker, residents ot Lodi since the wondrous day of their birth back in 1937. In the graduating class ol 1955 is another set of twins, Ed and Lileen Ensmin- ger, shown during registration on page 52. Twelve years of real lun, pleasant associations, some heartaches, hard studies, scattered 1-ferries, and aolden dreams have brought hours ot happiness, reaching of goals, and feelxias of satisfaction. Now, as this aoal in their lives lies within reach, seniors look back upon ffiiias done and others left undone A tiaiitfthroated teelina creeps over them, but it lingers fast a zzporhent arid is then whisked away lay the overwhelmina Joy of this momentous ocoaslon On Sxiridag' May' 29, the Seniors, witii diplomas in hand, are reminded that acadernj: life QS over. This da 'A.' ir. MAY for '.-:Eiich the have waited so longz, loecomes a reality. Sci wztvi vig Y 'gm' ' 'x ,W 'H+ ff ' .. ffm f , , irq? -WVQ wrwrsr we -iv ' 1 E , f Mgxfgr- G-Qi. v' lilly -L 4 , Enjoying Lodi Academy's tile-trimmed SWIMMING pool during the last boys' swimming period, on a warm May after- noon. are Stanley Todd, Gary Mathews, cmd Vic Cady-all dormitory fellows. Swimming helps spring lever subside during the late days of April and May. With fincil tests over, there is still time for one lost swim before students ernptq their lockers and turn towcircls home, Another school qeor is over. Among the last to close their lockers for the summer are Ardclla Vllerner, Betty Io Abbott, Darlene Grube, Bonnie Reis- wig, LaVene Preston. Nancy Wilhelm, and Ellene Penner. The current topic of conversation in the girls' locker room? NO MORE STUDIES! 4-vdfM '0vuun, i June 1955 SDAY munsxm russnm 'wsoNE Y FRIDAY SATURDAY 4 jp K Nw The last day of School has come inevitably, Already, thou Genuinely comfortable in a chaise lounge beside the swimming pool in his back yard is Clarence Ing. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF of the 1955 Lodicm Light. Although graduation is a thing of the past and Iune has rolled around. he finds it impossible to close the book of memories on four wonderful years at Lodi. ah it is only lune, seniors ot '55 are busy plan- nzria for college, and their fellow schoolmates are dreaminu of another year at Lodi Academy, Stu- deits find that ltme is aivirta them a Chance to Catch their breath before actively lzeaitmiria pref paratiois fir fall. Tae long-awaited SUMlVlER 'f!5.CATlCl1 las 'xt last zxrdved, but it doesnt seerti f.1 IlCf.Cll53 11:3 the '..' ian: people lfzd 'f1Zfll','lli'1lGCl, l3erl:':r,: li .zz hecatgffe rel'::-:atom 1:3 tlnxed ' .-.' lil. leieliiefs for clizfifzzzdtes, rooriirtzfzfefi, arid other fnends Cleriegea rtxeuporzes of txpe school 'year past re-21.311 almost dive as t:1e leaves of the Lodian Light are tprric-a t.z:1e and tirtpe 1.,1'Ilf, liglztx The staff looks back on a Job well done Among the most often recalled activities of the year for staff members are the hours spent in creating their school yearbook. How simple it all looked that first balmy evening in Sep- tember. when Clarence and his ASSOCIATES went to Roths' house to perfect a schedule for Mr. Rummel's picture-shooting day on the campus. Allen both looked and sounded quite the executive type as he phoned one number for information: another. for an appointment: and a third for some names he needed. Carol Becker forged ahead. listing all of the schooI's organizations that are represented in the book. Throughout the year these three have stood united in their determination to make the '55 Lodian Light surpass all previous ones in quality. For three years the yearbook has earned a national FIRST PLACE Award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, with a notation that the Lodian Light of '54 was almost a Medalist. The new staff has no alternative except to aim high! BUSINESS STAFF members also have a tremen- dous job to do. Charley Smith. business mana- ger, appreciates the help of his assistant. Ed Ensminger. in supervising the close budget and handling the ad copy from loyal business pa- trons. The business staff were unspeakably sur- prised when they saw last year's Lodian Light budget in the February, 1955, Scholastic Editor, a national magazine for all student publications, as the example for western schools of equal size. Many of them current members of Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for High School Iournalists, the EDITORIAL STAFF carry their share of the work and responsi- bility in producing a yearbook. They are proud of their annual which holds also a 1954 Second Award from the National Scholastic Press Association for its workmanship by stu- dents oi the secondary level. Each editor's work is different, but all of the staff are joined in their ultimate GOAL: to devote their best talents to creating a book which fitly represents their fine Christian school. Working at the table are Iackie Korus. music editor: Clarence Ing, editor-in-chief: Marclyn Townsend, activities editor: Alice White, class editor: and Ieanette Spomer, organizations editor. Those standing are Mel Weir. administration editor: Lorene Elicker, artist: Ierry Heminger, student photographer: and Rosella Bechthold, administration editor. 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Lodi Grape Producfs Processors of Red 81 Whife Grape Concenfrafes P O Box 708 Phone 9 27I9 Lodl Callfornla SW-lrllll LODI CALIFORNIA Phone LodI 8 0654 Banouef Gold Room Luncheon Coffee Shop D nner n Dmmq Room Aparrmenfs and I-lofel Accommodaf ons John Gnaffugna Clarlc W Sm mer Mgr ITS LODI HARDWARE For Glffs For All Occasions Pune Chma and Crysfal LODI S LEADING HOUSEWARES STORE Phone 9 44I5 27 So School Sf Lodl Calif AE C c 5 m l'l!3F'SEl-lS o I Croc Phone 9 9l80 Maul Address P+ 2 Box I8I Lodl Calif Of California Mwnufacfurmo Lodu Mold lfqunpmerf Phone 9 476I Lodl Callfornla Congrafulafsons fo fhe Class of 55 I I l I . . h e - . . - 'I . II . l :I -.A,AvAv-v-v-.A.-v---.-.-.-.-.-Y-Y-,Af-.-.-.-.1-v-.-.-.--vA.A.A.-. Il -Y-v-fx.,-.A.A.Av-v-v-v-v-.-.-v-.-.fxfxf.A.AvA.A.-. -.-v-.-.1-.A.-.-. l 'I I - 'I :I l . . 0 :I . l lI 0 ' I . .I Ig . . . l 5 , l l 4 I I :I tl . ' ' , lTlI I: - I Ov I . . . ', ' . 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I' If -A' 0 1 I X - . . . . f,M DISTRIBUTORS LOD CALIFORNIA CI f 55 i 0. if I C g+I+ ++h m 1 Acce O es I C AI and Irra Ragefh Phone HO 5 6267 30 W Harding Way focldon Calif CONGPATULATIONS Io Ihe Graduffres THE TOGGERY 0 IS Leading Siore For Men s Wear Bofany Arro Shir+s Clofhes Ro gh Rider SIacIcs School of Oak S+neeI SELL RITE COMPLETE Eoon MARKET Phone 9 9592 204 W Lodi Ave Lodi Calif E-afiPg, I BAKER S NURSERY GIFT AND GARDEN SHOP II W LocI A e Phone92457 Lodi CaIi CompIimenIs oi FULLER 8: SONS GOOD LUCK GRADUATING CLASS OF '55 I I I HOT POINT APPLIANCES Amer'can Sfandard Wes+inghouse Crane BenI'z Plumbing 8: Heahng 51, r ee Ei' 'L ' Radlanf I Iea+ing 9 Plumbing 81 Hea+ing ConIrac+ors Phone 8-0776 225 S. S+ocIdon S+. Lodi, Calif. Q 6 , 4. 5 'W V, LG Ui! '57-'nsszf .X 'if-Ns Wi, , is M M ,' '5r ' 3 wa. Suelzle Electru: Phone 9-4875 359 Easf LoduAvenue u IO3 So 99 RADIO SERVICE W M TROUTMAN Pop Cherokee Lane Phone 9 5780 LODI CALIF Howard H Mason NASH DE CAMP COMPANY 3I5 N Mann S1'reeI' Frunl' Packers and Shuppers Lodi California Phone 9 474I CongraI'uIahons +o Ihe Class of I955 Your Frlendly Bank ufAmn'wa Tl Nu. ASSOCIATION LODI CALIFORNIA MARVEL JUICER CO 5 E i 'QEIQ' ' Th O ly.I Mod fNyl Phone 9 5844 I20I So Cenfral Ave LODI CALIFORNIA . . , r . I I I I I ' ' I 1 ' I - v-.-.-.A.AvAv-,-,-.A.A,A,A.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-Y-YAYAYAYA,AYAK-.-.Av-.A.A.-.A.-.-.A.-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-.A.A.A.-.-.-.-.-4.-.A.-Y-,AY I I I I . I I l 0 I I I I I I 't I 21 I I II I I, .15- 1 . 1 wig I 'A' I if I I 4- I I ' I if h A , :I 'Q 1. ' I . , ' I, If 'I , -N . 9 I . '- . I , ' 151.5 V, I ffl: 2 ' I 1. .'.,4u x x .K Q Q l N X I i j 1 , NA 0- l.5fI5N'c.2 ' ' I ,, , ,, IL 0 n ulcer 0 o on I I Memcer F A -p:,'TI11.,rar1ce Corp. I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I HAVEN'S HARDWARE Sherwin-Williams Painls and Dulchboy Pain+s Mixed 'From Ihe Color Gallery 9 Hardware 9 Appllances 9 Sporhng Goods Phone 9 6869 606 So Cenfral Ave o I Caluf Eleclrlc EqulpmenI' Co Elecfrlcal Con'I'racI'ors 9 Frlgldalre Appliances 9 Phnlco TV 9 Arr Condlhonln Sales and Servuce Phone 9 3727 me Lodl Callf Deduca+ed Io Servung Ihe Publnc of 'rhe Lodl Dus+rlc+ THE LODI NEWS SENTINEL Complele Local News Coverage Sfafe Nahonal and World News from Unlfed Press ro Ire G adI,arIno Cla s of fhe LODI ACADEMY Renl' I'o Try wI+h OpI'ion +o Buy One Year +o Pay-No InI'eres+ 0 . 5135.6 gyp-e'f.':1ters-nl. Incxes 0 'jxicrn-.':':,d Stzndctci :md 219271: Ty'pe'.-:fliers 0 S.:i5'f:::d .5.'ii1xg I,f:1:3..r.e5 O S :r.'1'::d fold Process f,-p.,:3 :'f. Also Guaranleed REBUILT AND USED EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS Renfals-Repairs-Supplies SAN JOAQUIN nusmrss MACHINES Phone HO 5 588I I 4 N CBIITOTDIG S+ S'I'ocIdon a If C Besi' Wushes from ROBINSON S Purina Chows Pillsbury Feeds FEED HAY GRAIN Three Convemeni' Locahons LODI GALT CLEMENTS Lodi Cabmef Shop ROY REIMCHE Owner SPECIALIST IN EORMICA SINK TOPS AND KITCHEN CABINETS us Phone 9 38I0 Res Phone9 5089 P O Box 208 I . I I I I I I I I I - I I L do . I - . . , . I I I . . , I . I I v,,v-A-,-,-,-A:-,-A-,',-,AM-,N-A-,-,-,R -,J-,J-,v,-,Y I -4,4-A-4,4-.-.-.v.,Vv.v.,. I I I l 0 II ' . I, I . I I I I , . . . . II I I I I . . I . . . . I 9 I I' - - II if I I I' 'k I . I, I I: o o II - I 8 W. P' ', ' . I I I I ,.,,,.,,s,,,,,,.,A,s,,,,,A,s,,.-.,.v.v.-.,.-.,,.Y.,-,,N,x,-A-, I .,.,.,.,.,-,.,,,Vo,.,.,.,.,...............s,s,VL,.,.,.....,..A.A. I I I . . I . . I I I ' ' I I . I S I n ce I 8 8 I I I I I 3 I I - I I I I . I . 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Cenfral Ave. Ph. 8-2686, Res. 9-4366 Lodi, California 24 DELICIOUS FLAVORS ICE CREAM Vafey Flavors Ice Milf 'lazy Doxfs DQNUIS ICE CREAM 'IWC Molce Cor Qwnll VAL'S ICE CREAM 840 S. Ceniral LODI Phone 9-9864 I I, fi'-5 4 l vl When beller cleaning is 1- ' ' fig' done Siar Delux Cleaners I , My J . 2 will do if. Wilh our experl . -. ' individual care, p r o m p I, I 'V' courfeocs service, we have ,Q given salisfaclion for over .3 - C L 6 3 . V Q E ns. I + 5' 22 years. - - -3,-4. - ' f A ,P f .f ., ' ..1-,LJ Phone 9-6759 STAR DELUX CLEANERS Safroe Q war 5 Sons I I I Souih on 99 Highway Lodi, Calif. ZIMMERMAN'S PHARMACY 'Pre1Qfipfio'i Speoiolieiz' I6 Wes+ Pine SIree+ Phone 9-3549 The Rexall Sfore School and Oak S+ree'rs Phone 9-4779 LODI, CALIFORNIA - FREE DELIVERY ANYTIME -- WERNER'S MFG. CO. Sleel Qilice Sioraqe Files School Loclcers Phone 8-067I 600 York S+. P. O. Box 697 Locli, Calif. Krieger Moior Co. 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Phone 9-6759 STAR DELUX CLEANERS Sanus I, 'nav 81 Sera I I I Soufh on 99 Highway Lodi, Calif. WERNER'S MFG. CO. S'I'eeI Office SIorage FiIe-s School Lockers Phone 8-067I 600 York S+. P. O. Box 697 Lodi, Calif. Z I M M E R M A N ' S P I'I A R M A C Y Prezcripiiofi SpeciaIisI3 I6 Wes'I Pine SI'ree'I Phone 9-3549 The RexaII Sfore Schooi and Oak SI'reeI's Phone 9-4779 LODI, CALIFORNIA - FREE DELIVERY ANYTIME -- Firsi in QuaIi+y and Service A saiisiied cusIomer is our besi aciverfiserneni. Krieger Mo'ror Co. Sales and Service Re-palm TC AII Ma-'ei of Cars ray-fs and Labor IOOCU GUGVSCTGGU I I3-I I9 S. Sacfemeniro SI. 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