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TOP: Everett Kellogg, Eugene Wornygoro, Welton Estey, Damosio Mono, Ted Butler SIDES: Melvin Stevens, Myron Hood. BOTTOM: Jesse Flock, La Sierra ' s C.M.E. Soldiers, and Dick Melendy stationed in India.
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A» «.»..».■ ..,..,..i..i.. .. . . .1.. •« -» «■ ' •• ' -■ - • ■ ' ■• ■ ■ ' • ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' •■ ° ■• ' ' ■ 7he e e Remember some of these fellows from years back? Left to right they are: Vernon Thomas, Glenn Gryte, Lt. Fred Baxter as he spoke in a recent chapel service, Moises Gonzales, Charles Lewis, Paul Fountain, Clyde Bergman, Charles Dean Edgar Doerschler, Deron Terzian, Charles Wikoff and Charles Rutan, Roy Searle, with the Canadian forces, and Lt. Max Ling. La Sierra College alumni, all-and servmg their country . . .
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PREFATORY H. IcRE it is! This is your METEOR, 1 944— conceived in fearful indecision, born with temerity, and rapidly nurtured by the sprinkling of ideas that inspired us here and there, and more important— your cooperation — into what we like to term at least a semblance of collegiate maturity. Perhaps not so unfortunately without records or veterans of previous publicationary efforts, and restricted somewhat by wartime conditions, we may have introduced herein a miniscule quantity of alarming innovations, but we hope that after the first shock is over you will find them pleasingly different. Our theme has inclined a bit toward the serious side of things and, with a little retrospection, you will agree that the events of 1944 hove merited weighty thinking; but with a proper mixture of moderated whimsy we hope that we have attained the balance between jocularity and solemnity that will increase your enjoyment of these memoirs of wartime L.S.C. each time that you peruse the pages of your 1944 METEOR. We present, then, this yearbook somewhat as a Phoenix; rising from the ashes of several previous and worthy attempts at re- creation, into the materialization of a permanent La Sierra College tradition; as a yearbook that pictorializes the things you have accomplished during this year, the college you have been attending; and above all a publication representative of a college founded on Christian faith. Reread the precept on the title page; there you will see a glimpse of our theme— La Sierra College— training to succor a world of ' ar, serving a God of peace.
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