La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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SANCTUM OF SCIENCE l ft C r- •- . Son Fernando Hall— Houses the chemical and biologkal side of the Science Department of LS.C. Wood Shop. Home of Repair Department— shop courses Collegiate Press, constantly adding improvements. Normal Training School of La Sierra College. College Hall: gymnasium and stcating rink.

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Hole Memorial Auditorium — most photogenic building on the campus— in a new setting. H.M.A. was the scene of chapel services and academy classes and, with its myriads of practice rooms, refuge for self-conscious abecedarians in the musical arts. On Sabbaths, in a new atmosphere, the La Sierra College Church. Epicurian ' s Haven. This is La Sierra ' s renowned Spanish-style (architecturally speaking) cafeteria. Genesis of Mrs. Van ' s home-cooked meals, site of Home Economics and Graphic Arts laboratories, and setting for never-to-be-forgotten banquets and Wednesday night suppers. Basic constructional pattern for the projected new Ad Building.

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DWELLING PLACES A I MONG those campus features that have played the most important parts in the doily existence of L.S.C.-ites, we find the school homes. These were scenes of inspirational worships, club functions, and the acquiring of a spirit of good-fellowship in general. And who can forget the midnight oil that we intermittently burned here prepara- tory to the recurring bane of examinations? Cheerful cooperation among the residents helped to moke the dorms a home owoy from home. Welcome home! This is the campus as we saw it when we reluctantly returned from week-end leaves. llilHii. ' if! IIH