Lodi Academy - Lodian Light Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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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

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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