La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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The complefed edifice of I944-I945 is as surely impressed upon fhe pages of our lives as fhough engraved info fhe sfone of fhe everlasfing hills. The foundafion of our monumenf of fhis year was formed by fhe visfa of fhe valley faking shape before our expecfanf eyes as we neared fhe cam- pus along one of California's magnificenf highways. The evenfs of fhis year were fhe frame work of our monumenfg fhe final fouches will be added by commencemenf. From our classrooms, from our exfra- curricular acfivifies, from fhe evenfs of our worlcing days, and from our friendly con- facfs has been evolved fhe living monumenf. I I , PROSPER THOU, AND BUILD C O N T E N T THEY THAT BE TEACHERS y THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM ,424 j ,en Ii, I . , , - X 1. ,ww A. ' F51 '51 'f11lJ,'-SIN!! 'Tit-.ak WORK WITH YOUR OWN HANDS THEN WAS OUR MOUTH FILLED WITH LAUOHTER GREAT IN COUNSEL AND MIGHTY IN WORK HE HATH SERVED WITH ME X fffu L MFT LXAEVQILLL ., , J ,5,?,M, . 3 , if ,, H 5- fum DEDICATIGN .a f w K 3 fa, .V in T511 xp l J X' fl x A Messoge From President L. R. Rosmussen This is fhe day 'ro which we have long looked for- ward. We are closing an hisforically imporfani year of progress af La Sierra College. This has been more +han iusf ano+her evenfful college year. I+ has been fhe firsf year fhai our College has operaled as a senior college. Our firsf degree candidafes will be graduafed 'rhis spring. We have had fhe high honor of working, sfudying, and praying wifh fhe sfudenfs who, we +rus'l', will bear 'l'he responsibilily of leadership in 'lhe posf-war world. H is our sincere hope rhaf our siudenfs, and parficularly our seniors, will leave fhe halls of +his College wilh a deep sense of +heir obligafion fo fulfill +he purpose for which 'fhis ins+i+u+ion was esfablished. Seniors, in a sense, no olher class will have your privilege. To you has been given +he challenge of selling +he pace for successive classes. May La Sierra College always be able fo poinf wifh pride +0 your achievement Sludenfs, if you are fo meri+ fhe 'lrusf and confi- dence lhaf has been placed in you, if you are 'ro iuslify your years in college, you musf demonsfrafe your abilily lo lhink clearly in a confused world, +o bear responsibilify, lo imparf courage, fo sland for righf, fo answer fhe call fo sacrifice in proclaims ing fhe coming of fhe Prince of Peace. Only as you do fhis can you be worfhy of +he privileges of a Chrisfian educafion. The call of Chrisl' 'I'o fhe giganfic 'lask of bringing +he Gospel of love and peace fo a darkened, sin- sick, blood-soaked, posf-war world is a disfincfly individual call. No one is excused. No one can shifi his responsibilify +o fhe shoulders of anolher. Young men and women, are you willing fo devo+e body, mind, and soul fo fhe service of God and your fellow men? The firsf family af home: Presideni L. R. Rasmussen, Yvonne, Marilyn, Mrs. Rasmussen, and Ardyfhe. T h '. x ,Q it ' .le Ji? cyl! 4 f ' iz, , 3- a X i a -.f.i.g4', G1 Ni I A Q, 0 5 W Y I H hx They Serve To Keep Cur Country Free Byron Eller, PhM1c, receives llle Silver Slar for conspicuous bravery under llre. - Pvf. Dan Emde. - PH. Glen Reynolds. - Pvl. Ellsworrh Wesl. now ln Ohe Pacific. - Plc. Derwin Alexander, Pacific. - Cpl. John Leland, Pacific. - Pvl. Dale Burqharl, also in fhe Pacific. - Plc. Ted Warner. - Lf. Roland Weslermeyer righl aller receiving his Wings, - Lyle Hoalson, PhMlc, wearer of flue purple hearl, - Carolyn Hope Crandall willl one of her sailor admirers. - Pvf. Harvey Tyau. - Pvf. Fred Moor. - T5 Moises Gonzales, Leqion of Merit, now in Europe. - Pvl. Lewis Spencer, U. S. Marines. - Pvfs. Paul Sundin, Dick Reynolds, and Dick Mauh. - Pvf. Francis Hunt who is in New Guinea. - Mervyn Cadwallader, S2c. - Pvf. Warren Meyer wifh small son George, :4' .,' -9 , N, r i. ' I - I 1 ' T N .. - ' fx 4 A ' A v, X- ll A .- ' Ls. , ' X-4 .. K -'Q XX ellie- ga i v - r l , l '4 ' v al LJ Q.A'k7f . -I A ' . 7 N' i Y -vs AJ-1. 'Q J'- J Fgnsax dugg f nuivi Q 4 ,auf . 'ff TAPS FORREST O'BRIEN ERNEST BROWN FRED CHINN RCY MOSER KENNETH BARKSDALE Think of a fox hole on Guadalcanal, or fhe lonesome fundra of Affu. Wafch a billowing parachufe on D-day over Normandy. Touch fhe hof deserf sands af el Alamein. Follow a landing craff fo Tarawa. Sfand by an aid sfafion on Lido Road, or wafch a fropical downpour in New Guinea. Imagine fhe freezing sfrafosphere high over Berlin-an exploding submarine ouf of Tokyo harbor. Feel fhe resfless roll of fwo greaf oceans fhaf fie home shores fo faraway lands. To all fhese places and more, fhe half a fhousand men and women from La Sierra have marched ouf fo do and somefimes die. The noble parfs fhey so grandly play bring beffer honors fhan any we mighf give. Gallanf deeds speak a language all fheir own. Purple Hearfs and Silver Sfars are fheirs who counf a liff fo fhe fallen fhe supreme good. Our hearfs go ouf fo fhese our friends and comrades of ofher days. We know an all-seeing eye keeps wafch over each. Never a word or a deed of fheir faifhful wifness for fhis faifh escapes His nofice. We pray 'rhey may come back who now are facing fhe frial and sform of baffle. Come back fo quief halls and peaceful campus 'ro refresh fhemselves for minislry 'ro fhe souls as well as fhe bodies of men. Some fhere are who will nof come back. To Forresf O'Brien, sacrificed in fhe skies over Cebu, fo Ernesf Brown, cradled in an unmarked wave of Soufh Pacific seas, fo Fred Chinn, asleep beneafh a small whife cross over his Belgian grave, fo Roy Moser, killed in acfion over Germany, fo Kennefh Barksdale, af long resf on Iwo Jima, 'ro fhese, fhe drum's long beaf, and faps, and earnesf prayer for fheir names on fhe roll up yonder. O TOP ROW: Cree Biggs, HA2c: Ah Wai Leong, PhM1c: Ernesf Esfey, PhM2c Pvf. Paul Sundin: Pvf. Dick Maufz, SECOND ROW: Quenfin EMer, PhM3cg Pvi. Ronald Borg: Pvi. Raynold Kablanow now in Europe: Larry Clark, S2c, Pacific Evereff Kellogg, PhM'lc. Souih Pacific. BOTTOM ROW: Pic. Myron Hood Europe: Pic. Erwin Sprenqel: Lewis Sommerville, U. S. Navy: Pfc. Robert Hanks Germany: Dick Carr, PhM3c, Pacific. L. 'Os gf' H. 1. l, , , '. ,v 1. - ,Q fy' api? 'W' ,W f u ' 1 Tif- 'L F' ,f 1,1149 'sf' .' -5-QA' 5 1' 1' ' f 1'f'E3,w ,-2 W4 T75 sf. 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II O XX Prosper Thou, and Build lfs yearly mefamorphoses having become a fhing of legend, La Sierra College now as- sumes ifs broadesf, mosf significanf aspecf- fhaf of fhe Sevenfh-day Advenfisf denomina- fion's newesf senior college. This sfep was nof one of immafure laclc of deliberafiong if was nof one for which L.S.C. did nof find ifself prepared when, on a day in fhe spring of lasf year, fhe General Con- ference proffered ifs approval of fhe con- femplafed sfep. Rafher if was a move foward which every phase of ifs complicafed fwenfy- 'rwo-year developmenf had been direcfed by fhe aggressiveness of fhe school's pioneers and developers, men of greaf faifh and prayer who had submiffed fheir every plan fo fhe guiding hand of an all-discerning Providence. Hole Memorial Au diiorium Cafeleria A healfhy dissafisfacfion has always been a dominanf characferisfic of fhe men of La Sierra. Tradifionalism has never exisfed for ifs own salce. As a maffer of facf, if was 'l'he looking foward fhe proverbial greener pas- 'rures which fwenfy-'rhree years ago impelled fhe founding of fhe insfifufion. Soufhern Cali- fornia needed a new boarding academy, free fo expand, modern in consfrucfion, farfher from cify life and fhe maddening fhrongs. ln a dusfy acreage of wafermelon pafch on Rancho La Sierra, esfafe of fhe millionaire W. J. Hole, was discovered fhe ground in which fo planf fhe seed whose fruif fwenfy-'rwo years lafer ripened info fhis year's senior col- lege. Yef if would have been difficulf for even a person of large vision fo see in fhe old farm- house, fhe primifive consfrucfion equipmenf, Son Fernando Hall Calk ns Hall ,, Q- ' ' . ,, . . ,, , 3, . - 1 , , 'S 1 r A , ., . ' J . f, 1Ji.Ww'y1x-QQ'5.61.-M ' 4 - - V im ' i .' i ' -1 Y . .. li AMX ,lf frfl , .L - -vw, Q -fy ,xg -.lg ,g and fhe crafes of supplies which appeared on Rancho La Sierra in fhe summer of I922, fhe beginning of foday's senior college. Buf fhe boys' and girls' dormifories, including classrooms, poked lheir heads above fhe earfh, fhe nexf year fhe adminisfrafion build- ing appeared-and La Sierra was on ifs way. There was nofhing very invifing abouf fhe campus of fhe firsf few years-iusf a rafher dry expanse backed by sun-scorched hills. Yef fhe pioneer sfudenfs came. lnifial growfh and primary campus planning came under fhe firsf 'rwo principals, J. l. Robi- son and L. C. Palmer. Buf fhe inherenf spirif of developmenf which somehow became a parf of La Sierra would nof, for long, allow relaxafion in fhe academy sfafus. W. W. Ruble, as educafional secrefary of fhe Pacific Union Conference, had for several years pushed fhe junior college idea, which in I927 was made a realify. Professor Ruble assumed fhe presidency, and fhe insfifufion found ifself scrambling resolufely fhrough ifs - 13,5 . Q. Angwin Hall limifafions in equipmenf and indebfedness. The firsf college enrollmenf included only forfy-seven. Then under H. M. Johnson, presi denf from I928 fo l93O, came freedom from bonded indebfedncss, and indusfrial develop- menf. The presidency of E. E. Cossenfine from l93O fo I942 was a nolable period of expansion. Now fhe College began fo blossom forfh. Perhaps fhe mosf significanf building fo be erecfed was San Fernando l'lall, flue science building, for fhe lack of science facilifies had been fhe chief sfumbling bloclc in fhe way of accredifafion. ln I933 fhe pre-nursing and pre-denfal courses were added, and fhe Norfhwesf Associafion and fhe General Con- ference Board of Regenfs accepfed fhe insfi- fufion as a full-blown iunior college. The pre- medical course came in I934. Needing a camp meefing audiforium, fhe Soufheasfern California Conference in I935 erecfed whaf came fo be lcnown as College Glodwyn Hall Mu Bela Kappa ' . Q 4.........-L.-........ -, . 4-f Collegiule Press lndusfrial Ar'I's Normal Training School College Hall Hall, scene of innumerable sludenl' rallies, slcaling par'l'ies, and socials. The swimming pool was buill' al lhe same lime. Real impelus was given 'rhe building campaign idea when, in I937, Hole Memorial Audilo- rium was erecled. Slill lhe mosl' beauliful building on lhe campus, l'l.M.A. houses lhe Music deparlmenl and sludios, lhe audilorium of lhe college church and chapel, and lhe academy rooms. ln rapid succession now came lhe College Slore, Calkins Hall, Angwin Hall, and lhe Spanish-slyle Cafeleria, which, more 'lhan any olher building, represenled campus co-operalion. Praclically every person on 'rhe campus had some parl' in ils conslruclion, lhe gg, I ,, 5 , 3 : 42' 'U 9 I 'rw , H, .f,,.41 . , ,Wy W4 'C fi 0 s Q Associaled Sfudenl Body alone raising S5,000. Full co-opera'I'ion had been received for all of fhis from lhe Board of Direcfors and business managers A. R. Smifh and K. F. Ambs, who had charge of so many defails of +he work. The war years since l942, wilh Presidenl L. R. Rasmussen as +he guiding spiril, have seen no slaclcening of 'lhe spiri'r of expansion. Prioriiy difficulfies have no+ prevenied 'rhe acldilion of a new wing +o The adminislralion building, a small audilorium and music sfudios as an addi lion fo l'l.lvl.A., and lhe remodeling of olher campus buildings so as 'ro conform lo lhe general semi-Spanish sfyle. Appropria+ions and plans have been made for a new church lfhe presenf audilorium having grown enlirely foo small, +wo church services mus+ be held each Sabbafhl and for a new adminislralion building and library, similar lo fhe cafeleria in ou+ward appearance and across lhe drive from if. And despife 'rhe war years, fhe mos+ sig- nificanf slep of all-'rhe advance 'ro senior college sl'al'us-has become a realily. There is lhus somefhing indomilable in +he spiril' of fhis ins+i'ru'rion lhal' may noi' be lcepf down. ln spile of lean early years, 'rhe fierce greal' depression, and fhe presenf warlime exi- gencies, growfh has gone on nearly uninhib- ifed. No human hand has held lhe prime responsibilify for eifher 'rhe physical or educa- fional advancemenl' of La Sierra College. Di- vine planning has mapped ou'r ils desfiny. In fhis is a prophecy of sfill beHer years ahead. course nnlnv PRODUCTS College Store Loma Linda , Mn. u l .5 Nl 4 'ul Food Company Laundry ,Ln sisnnn comics w x 3 an 151' ski. M554 UQQN ,f 4 O I sv ii sswww. x,,,,,6N 4 f ' . My -. ,V ,MM x ' ,J ww 'w1ww,,.a.a,' W , ,y ATHER, GIVE WISDOM TO THOSE WHO TEACH ME TODAY THAT I MAY BE LED IN THY WAY-THAT I MAY CARRY FOR- WARD THE TORCH OF THY TRUTH AND THE BETTER SERVE MY GENERATION. I XX ' The That Be Teachers DANIEL 12:3 ---1 4 1 BACK ROW: Percy W. Christian, W. B. Ochs, G. T. Chapman, K. J. Reynolds. A. C. Nelson. SECOND ROW: N. C. Pefersen, L. E. Biggs. W. A. Nelson, F. Griggs, E. L. Place, David Volll, C. E. Andross. FRONT ROW: F. W. Schnepper, H. J. Kloo- sler, L. K. Dickson, C. L. Bauer, L. R. Rasmussen, K. F. Ambs. AB- SENT: Waller E. Macpherson. BOARD or TRUSTEES To a greal exlenl +he success of any inslilulion resls upon 'rhose who have been chosen 'lo give direc+ion. La Sierra College ihrough ihe years of ils rapid growih and progress has been forlunaie in having a sirong Board of Trus+ees. The men who have served on 'rhis board have been men of sound iudgmenl' and experience, men of vision, men of faifh, and men of foresight The success of La Sierra College has been due in a greal measure +o ihese men who have guided fhe College and promoied iis advancemenl' ihrough +he pasl' +wen+y-+wo years. We wish 'ro pay special 'rribuie +o one of ihe men of vision of ihis board, Elder David Voih, who served as chairman of 'rhe board for eighl' long years, from I936 lo I944, during which +ime 'rhe College grew lo a full-fledged iunior college and 'then io a senior college. ln July of I944 +he College became a Union Conferenceinslilulion and lhe board was re-organized. A+ 'rhis lime Elder L. K. Dickson, +he Union Conference Presidenl, became +he presidenl' of ihe Board of Trus'I'ees. He coniribuied much in advancing lhe s1'a+us of ihis insliluiion +o +ha+ of a senior college. March 27, I945, Elder W. B. Ochs, lhe newly elecled presidenl of 'rhe Pacific Union Conference, became presidenl' of +he Board of Trusiees. H' is wi+h confidence 'rhal' 'rhe faculiy and board loolc +o his leadership in promoiing ihe cause of Chrisiian educalion. I Chairman during many of lhe formalive years of 'lhe insfifufion, Elder David Vofh 'look office July 19, 1936, 5 and confinued unlil July 18, 1944. L. R. RASMUSSEN, prcsfdcnh is never Zoo busy io help a siudenf. Dean K. J. REYNOLDS sits buck for c momvrli of rf:l0lO'I0'1 I .. . , ,. . ! 'L , I .s SP'-' f'yY.:f!.f 1 .L .- ' iw ff. 0 fan 3 m. 1 ' . 'aa 1-5 X -MX Q -L .V . f x . , - 1 I l SQ' s I .aff .S5 ,X X Business Manager K. F. AMBS receives some good news. Reqisiror WILLETA CARLSEN cxplaing the qrodc book, MAUDE M. WOODRUFF, Dean of Women, is pleased to find fha? 'these girls have on excepfionolly neat room. WALTER T. CRANDALL, Dean of Men, is well known among The sfudenls for his inspirafional worship iolks. Someone has said lhal 'rhe easiesl' way fo iudge a woman is by lhe way in which she keeps her house. This migh+ ius+ as easily be said of lhe men also. Here al La Sierra College fhe sludenls found il' a pleasure 'lo keep fheir rooms in good order, for many lhings have been done by lhe adminis'rra+ion 'rhal make lhe dormi- lories pleasanf and livable. EDWIN C. WALTER, Assislonl Dean of Men, lakes care of some M.B.K. business over lhe ielephone. KATHRYN WOOD, Assislanf Dean of Women, delivers lhe mail 'lo o very happy girl. f WMI , , My , 5 - , ,ff ff f l 4 . , ', . ,ch E or 1, Q 'if '- , is x : W l 'l ,- affix Q' .x Qjgy , ,.,. ' 1 , ,-21' f Q rf ' . .sl ,.i --sf' X -' '.r2'T1 ' A q'.'gf 'l -11' 1 . RER , W X V Y ,. , . K S' I 4 in x. V 2. '45 al. I Q - . ,f ' it W. , -'lr xi f H ,.,,,.,, -. ,,,f ' I i ...., F? : WML - ,,,.,,.,.,,- M I ,Il ' ' JL- ' d-urn,-M .N ...-e-Q-..'.a-r-v-ouvdvov , V - 'T 'T T' 17 n M V in-it ,.-n,,.-... if ,v I rf' 1u,,! v q-mms. , - ................ I l- r . 6 'iv , I ,,f' , 'N S 4 R. W. BICKETT, Assislanl Business Accounlcnl W. E. ANDERSON looks over LANGDON ELMORE, Cashier, writes Manager, checks over some senior some of his work in fhe Business Office. up a receipl for fha! los? pcymcnl class accounls. on accounfl' OFFICES Several of +l1e offices on l'l1e campus are presided over by lhose piclured on 'rhis page. lnformafion fo be given ou'r, requesis lo be granfed, accounrs fo be puzzled over, and many ofher 'raslcs are given in+o +l1eir hands lo be capably discharged in a shorl' lime. i l l l MRS. ELTON A. JONES serves as ESTHER WESTERMEYER, secrefory fo MRS. W. E. ANDERSON frequently Xsecrelary fo lhe dean. and queslion Ohe presidenf, is looked upon os u soys, Mr. Ambs iusl slapped ouf, answerer lo lhe sludenls. verifoble informalion bureau. bu? I'm his secrefory. Moy l help you? V.. l. f I I ?f J' ,Q W V '-an as wo' , QL 1 It S X!! fi, K 4 ' ' ' fx W' my ' ..- h sb,-sf A sr sw f, W, J i LEFT: Sfudenl 'teacher of Greek, Thomas Blincoeg 'lhe Minisferiol Quarleh Richard Barron, Charles Marlin, Joseph Nixon, Roberf Folsom. W RIGHT: J. C. HAUSSLER 'leaching one of his classes in Bible. 1 l I l RELIGICDN AND... I 1 I 1 True preaching is lhe wisdom of God lived and spoken dynamically by men whose spiril-born con- viclions bring life lo 'rhe dead, 'rhe lrue Lighl lo 'rhose in darkness, and lasling deliverance from lhe deadly power of sin. l-lomilerics refers 'ro line science of sermon prepara- lion. I+ seeks 'ro make line minisler sound in Scrip- lural reasoning, and 'ro bring logelher lime greal' fundamenlals of 'rhe Bible impregnaled wilh 'rhe cenlral 'rrulh of Clirisl crucified. EDWARD HEPPENSTALL, inslruclor in Bible and paslor of lhe La Sierra College Church. l i jr, .. lm, M,f.,,q 1 1 l u. William Harbour. l 1 I P l A-f l . f 41 STUDENT EVANGELISTS who are working wifh fhe efforl being held near flue Anza seclion of La SIGYYG: Edward Malheson, Dwiqhl Wallaclc, James Andres, Daniel Guild, Floyd Wood, Francis Cossenline, Royal Sage, EVANGELISM To help men and women find lhemselves and find God-fhal is Evangelism. Evangelism is 'rhe mosl imporlar--' worl. in all Zh world. The curlain is aboul +0 rise on lhe lasl jrsal' acl in lhe drama of lhe greal' conlroversy belween Chrisl' and Salan. To prepare men and women lo face fhe crisis in such a way lhal lhey may go fhrough 'ro a lriumphanl viclory as sons and daugh- 'rers of 'rhe Mosl High is lhe mosl lhrilling work in all lhe universe. PAUL C. HEUBACH, chairman of lhc dc- parlmcnls ol Religion and Evangelism. 25 Q. 4.9 MABEL CURTIS-ROMANT Iisfens in her recording room io one of One of WILFRED J. AIREY'S favorife subiecis is LANGUAGES her speech sfudenis. American Hisiory. One of 'i'i'le abiding mysieries of ihe universe is 'rhe power of language 'ro awaken and charge ihe mind. A+ La Sierra College aiieniion is given +o all +l'1e divisions of insiruciion signiiicani in ihe deparimeni' of languages. Correci wriiing, speaking, and read- ing in English-and o+l'1er iongues, also-are emphasized. Teaching French and Spanish consumes mosf of MARGARETE AMBS' ALICE BABCOCK consulis her noiebook for assignmen-is fo her 53 iime. iournalism students. ,W 4 T A iq T' Hisfory Oeucher new J. Remows has Q E fi 1 4, X definife ink.-res! in current cvenfs. ,K wg HISTORY The sfudy of hisfory af La Sierra College noi only emphasizes fhe relafion of man fo man buf also fhe more imporfanf relafionship of God fo man. The principle fha? 'rhe Mos? High rulefh in fhe kingdom of men and givefh if fo whomsoever he will is fundamenfal fo a proper inferprefafion of hisfory. This inferpre- 'fafion is sfressed af La Sierra. The Business deparfmenf of 'rhe College has for ifs chief B l I I N E S S purpose fhe fraining of young people fo assume dufies in offices and schools. The 'rwo-year course offers profes- sional 'rraining adapfed fo fhe needs of fhose desiring fo fif fhemselves for roufine office work. The four-year course has been planned fo prepare young people fo fake charge of small offices and fo feach bookkeeping and ofher business subiecfs in our academies. A pracfical experience is obfained by mosf of fhe business sfudenfs of La Sierra College: fhe business office sfaff of fhe College is made up almosf enfirely of sfudenfs. iia9,, - !S8:' dlil IIIIIIIIJJ QQ nit...- W, E, ANDERSON is in Ohc business office helping o sfudcnf X worker sircighfcn I X ' Q ou? occo nr , 6. x IRENE ORTNER dem- ' onsfrofcs fhc small mimcoqraph used in office procedure classes. 2 LOUIS C. PALMER surveys some of lhe 'line equipmenl in lhe sfockroom of the chemisfry laboraiory. SCIENCE Recognizing in nalure l'l1e mirror of divinily line division of sciences sel's as ils obieclive +l1e proper inierpreialion of nalural llwings and phenomena. To 'rlwe sincere sluclenl comes l'l'1e call 'ro reverence in 'ihe fullesl' sense Him lhal' made heaven, and earl'l1, and 'rhe iounlains of wa'l'ers. Addilions of equipmenl as priorilies permil, l1eal'l'l1y growlh of valuable library reference maierial in 'l'l1e pure and applied sciences, dreams of an imposing new uni'I' more l'l'1an doubling presenl floor space and facililies,-l'l1ese are lolcens of progress. LESTER CUSHMAN examines negafives of shols 'laken his phofography sluclenls, L. E. DOWNS, biological sciences feacher, poinls oul' lhe muscles of ihe cal. b HE AL The deparlmenls of Physical Educalion and Heallh are dedicaled fo lhe safeguarding and building up of lhe physical as well as lhe menlal and spirilual powers of lhe sludenls of La Sierra College. Realizing +ha+ wilhou'f a knowledge of heallh principles no one is filled for life's responsibililiesf' courses in physiology and healfh occupy an imporlanl place in 'rhe college curricula. ln The deparlmenl of nursing, lhe preparafory nurse lays lhe foundalion for her professional lraining. RIGHT: The College nurse, MRS. JOHN SMITH, helps one of her sludenl-palienls find relief from a cold. MAXINE ATTEBERY, pre-nursing insfrucfor, demonslrales lhe place- menf of lhe liver. BELOW: Some of lhe sludenls who assisl in fhe Physical Educalion deparlmenl. Medical Cadel' Corps and Physical Educalion inslruclor LYMAN HAM knows some of his M.C.C. boys are on Luzon. f A if fi 4'- 5 R M! in-vu 'l 'Q' ai L: A '28 ,- vm.. ,Rani V' 1 Ll H. B. HANNUM himself inspecfs and iunes lhe greal organ. In Chrislian educalion music slands wilh religion as an essenlial parl' of +he iraining of beau'I'iful characlers. The church 'roclay needs workers who appreciale lhe power of music in religious services, who lcnow from experience lhe joy and lhe value of choral singing, of playing ihe piano, organ, or violin, and who have become acquainled wi'l'h lhe greal music of lhe maslers. Through aclual parlicipalion in organizaiions such as +he A Cappella choirs, lhe orchesfra, and smaller groups, lhrough lessons in piano, voice, violin, and organ: Through opporiunilies +o hear and under- sland music-in lhese ways +he sludenl' has +he privilege of enioying music, , ..,, I 5 Q OTTO RACKER signals his orcheslro lo be in readiness for the opening nofe. ik AL 41 HARLYN ABEL direcfs fhe advanced choir-an organizalion EDNA FARNSWORTH lislens as one of her formed iusf lhis year. pupils plays a lovely melody. U I C SOPHIE ANDROSS shows a sludenl iusl FRANCES BROWN checks over fhe MRS. S. L. FROST genlly guides lhe wha? lhe noles should be. nexl number her girls' glee club will Iilfle fingers over We keys of fhc be singing. piano. ' ' i f , 1 Hun W' 'fi-l LIBRARY Enlarging ifs former capacify by shelving for approximafely 6,000 addifional volumes, and adding during 'rhe currenl' year a large share of fhaf number in reference and col- ' laferal reading books in fhe various fields of endeavor, fhe college library looks forward 'fo fhe day when a new building will more adequafely house ifs increasing holdings. HOME ECONOMICS The aim of fhe Deparfmenf of Home Eco- nomics is fo give sfudenfs a pracfical work- ing knowledge of cooking, sewing, and Chrisfian homemaking. Every girl should know how fo plan and make her own ward- robe: how graciously fo serve affracfive, well-balanced, and economical meals, and how fo care for fhe healfh of a family. To meef fhese needs, fhe deparfmenf is sfeadily expanding ifs insfrucfional and laborafory facilifies. moms CARLSEN shows on anenfive group of sludenls iusl' how 'lo make delicious mayonnaise. OLIVE SEVERS-PALMER, librarian, personally checks ouf a book for one of 'lhe siudenls. CHLOE ADAMS-SOFSKY. url' feacher, gives a demonslrafion of her work in oils. ART Appreciafion of fhe beaufiful 'lhings in fhis world is one of God's giffs fo, men, a giff which is enhanced greafly by fhe sfudy of arf in one of ifs finesf forms-painfing and drawing. Pracfical as well as aesfhefic, fhe graphic arfs heighfen fhe comprehen- sion of fhe prinfed word and provide a creafive means of self-expression. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION La Sierra College aims +o provide a funclional leaoher-'rraining curriculum. Supervising-leachers, sfudenl-feachers, and pupils live, plan, work, and play logelher. Direclecl observalion, inle- graled wilh professional and psychology courses, receives much lhoughl, lime, and aflenlion. This procedure merges info parlicipalion, group-leaching, individual work, and evenlually info complele classroom responsibilily and direclion. The enrollmenl in 'rhe demonslralion school has so increased lhal' an addilional unil' of lhree classrooms is lo be buill 'lhis summer. Normal oireclar MAYBEL JENSEN al her office desk I'- I I Pedaqogue DAISY DARROW-STURGES RIGHT: Supervis- ing-leachers galh- er around a lable in one of 'lhe re- cenlly builf demon- slralion school classrooms. STANDING: Hazel Oleson - Shaffer, Mary Wifchey Groome. SEATED: Mildred E. Oslich, Maybel Jensen, Willamae Hawkins, Myra B. Kive. BELOW: The chil- dren of Miss Os- lich's choir. 4 Q f 9 Nfl 7 I T a 4 Q 5 P r Q N Q s I I ' I Q v Q .j K QD I I xg X, ,, .3 W I. is-nfl' '- . Q 4 I 1 ' 1 as F l. K. A. x :,., T I I, T' 'I Q ' I ,, 1 ., ' I - If If I Y 57 A , X V ,Q N lr fy :fs Ki ,I , I' W rg I ii , ll . . 'N I I X, cLAnsNcs Knoi-IN 33 works over some A young planls in lhe greenhouse. h......!i?g I 1 W. G. LAWSON sels up a line for a page in lhe Meleor. AGRICULTURE The spacious campus ol La Sierra College requires conslanl care, and because ol lhe addilion ol new buildings and lhe remodel- ing ol old ones, new landscape proiecls musl be planned. A new greenhouse which has recenlly been conslrucled will furnish a larger variely ol shrubs and llowers lor lhe campus. 'X M, , TT '7 r-Q. I ' lf ,Z A ' M, f,..,,. VM, T PRINTING Prinling is lhe inseparable companion ol achievemenl. Il is appropriale lhal along wilh lhe achievemenls ol La Sierra College lhere should have developed a modern, well-equipped prinling deparlmenl-lhe Collegiale Press. This deparlmenl nol only cares lor lhe prinling needs ol lhe College bul il serves a number ol business lirms and individuals. Through lhe labor lhus provided, many slu- denls earn a subslanlial parl ol lheir way lhrough college and al lhe same lime gain a valuable experience in prac- lical crallsmanship. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ll is wilh greal anlicipalion lhal lhe rapidly growing Deparlmenl ol lnduslrial Arls looks lorward lo lhe new building lhal has been planned. This deparlmenl aims lo give young people a praclical lraining which will beller enable lhem lo meel lhe common everyday problems lhal are a parl ol lhe responsibilily ol every worker for God. A. L. TOEWS draws up blueprinls for lhe expansion program 34 ,J 4 F. E. ROMANT, in charge of lhe College Slore, dis- C. E. STEARNS. Farm and Dairy adminislrafor, slops cusses lhe candy shorlage wilh some of his smaller cuslomers. long enough for a piclure lo be snapped. Rf ' ew' l' 'I QNX' .of . ff- NM f t X ,,-'sn 4 We f'- QL ' fi-I F 4 .' 1, r 8 .l C. L. MARTIN, mainlenance direclor, personally lakes ANNA GIDDINGS - VAN AUSDLE, cafcleria malron over lrouble-shooling iob. faces one more day's menus undaunled by shorfagcs ralioning, and high prices. Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen ,, 1' y sh M41 1 x if - .....- -.Mg--.1' 1-'. 1' r u -, tx, Af!! 3' ' A , , ,-fm? -4.1. -3451 af. 'Url'-fT-7-22,E15S5Li1'--591m - .f:Fr1'L Y 1 f .Q ,A .. gm ... 4 f ax, rfb ff F' x '- V .I-:qix .' j ljqxfr. -gf-,' l-L- . fu 7 .1-. ' ' 11. f ?.'-1'-1- '-'754-' .,.,.,u f- :- l ,:.l- .5.. -':4F'.1'.--I--.L . . ..,. .. 5. fx. ,--- ai-'-5-I'-.gl LQ. .- can-.,v-f - - -- ' ' '- --!..f'f1' r - ,.,- ,Z -:EF-' fIF,'::31'- if F1?'fi'5Sf25' I':3' 5' gfgf 1 ,,, ,, 3.4. -L, M I'-'-if-Tv.-S' -1-7-'42, 4 .,v.1'v'1'AZ1 . . ,r 1 -r'-NZ' -,':f :. ,- 'dgi.'.'f:..,, ':- -. J' '. 3 1 f- 1-19, t :ga-,-:L-,I-:,.,, 113,35 93,3 xi --,,1:,-.7 'X 2545115 F:.Z:QL'-f: Zgi rr-H3137 27417.-151' :-'f .:--,3'- 3, :-- fri'-'E :I-1'-4 ,3..---7':.,-..,-25.144 ,1,'f '-'L 3fA.5'g.'-.,-.'j.'j--,.'j- .'f::.5-lj -5, :1-'I '-91:4-.'-L -If ,,',-L. '..u f V. - -Tr 7-A .,,'. -IL.. ,Y :.-.5-'-,f.x.,f :'7'l:f:-f: '-. IZl.5f-fi' ' 1gif:-::a-'- :,j-- , '-ifff-1l..'f.'.:-j,'. :- 'VW'-'-'V ,:.1.lw1 . - ggf:-,'ji.Ii, 15.135 . The Beginning of Wisdom PSALM 111:10 he 1 ,1 .-me 1- dr A. B. 5 E N I 0 R ,.....vg THOMAS BLINCOE, A.B. President Very early, I perceived lhaf The obiecl of life is io grow. -Fuller. Tom has grown nol only in slal- ure, bul' also in leadership. DEAN KELD J. REYNOLDS, ADVISOR CHARLES MARTIN, A.B. Vice-presidenl' There is no personal charm so greal as lhe charm of a cheerful and happy femperamen'r. --Van Dyke. Charles smiles al his sludies. CALVIN TRAUTWEIN, A.B. Sergeanl-al-Arms There is by far a nobler aim, Than search and slrivinq afler fameg if is a brighl, uniarnished name, Calvin works for bolh. 3 8 RALPH LARSON, A.B. Chaplain Blessed are lhey who have fhe gif? of making friends, for il is one of God's besl giffs. -- Hughes. Ralph scans lhe paper of which his wife is lhe edilor. REUBEN MOHR, A.B. Treasurer 'He is The happiest, be he king or peasanl, who finds peace in his home. -Goefhe. 'Papa Mohr goes home 'lo his admiring Twin sons and lillle daughler. ROYAL SAGE. A.B. Parliamenlarian 'Life is a leaf of paper while whereon each one of us may wriie. -Lowell. Whal more can we say 'lhan fha? Royal's wrilings are fruly sage ? KATHRYN MATHESON, A.B. Secrelary The mosf manifesl sign of wis- dom is conlinued cheerfulness. Kalhryn lakes a lil'l'le lime from son and husband in order lo ob- lain her degree. EDWARD MATH ESON, A.B. The world is blessed by men who do fhings, and nof by 'lhose who merely lalk aboul lhem. -Oliver. Edward is a doer. I .I. .1 Il ffl ff N' 4 -gn :xx 'I ' -QL, . .,- ig . ff!-4 1, -:M B 1 '.' . . A ,- ,ff A 3-' I W -N A -1.aA...4 I ,4-, 39 WELDON MATTISON, A.B. His words were shed soffer fhan leaves from the pine. -Lowell. Weldon calmly prepares lo relurn lo his home in Indio. jgffiis agp' ' -we- 'Z ' STEPHEN PRITCHARD, A.B. 'The man who does more fhan he says is the upright man. Mr. Prilchard quielly goes abou? his lask of finishing college while he makes plans fo relurn soon fo the mission field. 40 ROBERT ROWE, A.B. I have wilhin my hearl an inmale, even my lhoughf, which shapes for me my desliny. Roberl, our merchan'l-member. resls a few mornenls. Wh! 5 ALTON BLUMENSHIEN, A.B. SAMUEL RUTAN, A.B. When Cicero wriles of lhe pleas- Learning, by sludy musl be won: ures of old age, lhal of agricul- fure is chief among Them. AI begins early fo learn how lo enioy old age. 'Twas ne'er enfailed from sire lo son. Sam spreads oul his books for efficienl sludying. , fav- , 'WV-n.,,....., ARTHUR DALGLEISH, A.B. HAZEL HOWARD, A.B. MILTON LONGWAY, A.B. Reading is lo lhe mind whal ex- The muse of music halh laughl' How shall I my lhoughls express ercise is lo fhe body. -Addison. her how lo charm lhe keys. fo place in rhyme her loveliness. Ari saves lime by doing bolh al' Hazel spends much of her 'lime al' Befween regular aclivifies, Millon. once. the console of our Esfey organ. slruggles lo wrile a lilile poem. - ,, r xt' wx, . ,,- , 56,31-1 'J ilu 1 t we Wfyfl X , ,, A + .-c ,,'!,fyy,,,.A,g'nf,v ,:1mz.,.:g:.w,'-Q .H ' 3 -g,Sigi,.lxt,.'v4 A ' . y , 1 7f+tf '--W f .ff Y- 'V' M, . Q. . 'ni -ff -'. ' A I-' WS' dl 1 ,, 1-J, ,qf ' . ' ff.. , ., 4 .rmQ f4,,', - ' . 1.. ' ' K H, M' , f. 4 it Q Q s b ,M -'gl ' hkaxsix . Y ,. ' ' f . V 4 It . . . ., :- b 8 . 'fi fa V , L, Q ,A y ii. ' -.4 1 va A, fr 'Z' 3F!:i,..'f gff 'gQ'55 sf v o Q ,X '- Q-. QS N' ' i -' . -, .9,.. 'fl-nf . . o . .x.. . ,e 4- : LBJ! . -s. .,, 1 ,S 5 , I4 5-Q. ' . r 4 , . I V ,fl . .-...a.4,- ..- . , . '. ' 'rv r -an cyl' 1 K' 3521 , I la.. ' I JY. in VV: v - 9 A 'tQ,,! , 1,09 5- 0 I .' ' jyyy' ' Qr Pc .r.'4'7 1,Vf ' .jr ,gh uh .h . I I r .fl I - - 2 x A Q' I , -1 r 1'f N 'n ,, 1 ' ' 1----vf ' va., A V ' 1 As 'i-Aish 3 l E f u f -' A' , . . gg' 'i '04 L v . , .nr 1 I' Q' 1 'l JAMES SCULLY, A.B. Lei us lhen be up and doing. -- Longfellow. Jim warms up outside fhe chapel before he says, The meeling of ihe A.S,B. will now come 'lo order. J' as JOSEPH NIXON. A.B. 'The world is a looking glass, and gives back 'fo every man lhe re- fleclion of his own face. --Thack- eray. 'Now, look al 'lhe birdie, Joe says lo himself in lhe mirror. Summer School Seniors PEARL WONG ROBERT REYNOLDS CHARLES HALL 4 2 fa RICHARD BARRON. A.B. 'He's here. Now he isn'l'. Some of us marvel al Dick's ability in gelling places fasl. PRCDFESSICDNAL SENICDRS EMILY MAE MUNROE Presidenf Emily's aim is fo be a nurse. She can sing, fool I DORIS DONALDSON This busy pre-nurse served as an officer in several campus clubs: she also plays fhe violin. l . SHIRLEY LEE Vice-presidenf A pre-nurse and culfural vice- prcsidenf of flue Associafed Sfu- denf Body. '54 lsr, ,. VIOLA MILLER Chaplain Viola led fhe girls lo viclory in fhe Criterion campaign. Anofher pre-nurse. v l 9' MARY ALICE JOHNSON Secrefary Mary Alice served as secrefary fo Mrs. Wood while finishing her Secrefarial fraining. T WALOMA BENNETT Treasurer Waloma was lhe pre-muse who passed ouf fhe mail in Angwin Hall. GN JOYCE TAYLOR Parliamenfarian Joyce plans fo enfer a school of nursing fhis fall. NANI AU HOY Noni came fo us from Hawaiig she plans fo be a nurse. CORA KELSTROM Cora finished her feacher-fraininq curriculum fhis year. MARGARETE AM BS Advisor if 15- 5:15 NAOMI NIXON Naomi came back fo finish her secrcfarial fraining affer a suc- cessful year of feaching. Q 4 ' I A , l 1 U DORRIS HAMILTON Sergeanf-af-Arms Dorris is one of our cheerful Ii- brarians and a fulure nurse. ANITA ANDERSON An ocfive member in many cam- pus clubs, Anila plans a nursing career. VERLE KANTZ One of lhe L.S.C. Hello girls who is looking forward lo nurses' lraining. 'illif' '39 Nw.-sw' Af N A ,Www sim , 4 JOAN JEYS Joan comes lo L.S.C. every day from Loma Linda in order fo com- plele secrefarial iraining. ANNA WAZDATSKY The pre-nursing curriculum claimed Anna's aflenfion fhis year af L.S.C. AWN, ELOUISE LITCHFIELD Friendly Elouise is one of our fulure feachers. BETTY BOLIN Belly is an enihusiasfic pre-nurse and a co-operafive helper when lhere's work fo be done. wi' WM, ,. f Zo Q of .. LOIS FREESE This pre-nurse was one of lhe Cri- ierion's capable repor-lers. NANCY REEDER Nancy worked in lhe chemisfry laboralory while finishing secre- iarial lraining. we l ,. BETTY JEAN LEAR 'B.J. is definilely inleresled in things scienlificg one more pre- nurse. Summer School: CARL SCHMIDT Teacher Training w A 1 5 ., , is ' Mmm I 1 :MW 2 1, i A K f n I , S BACK ROW: Floyd Wood, Howard Weeks, Armen Johnson, Vernon Kelsfrom, Grey Banla, Kennefh Juhl. THIRD ROW: James Andres, John Harris, James Harris, Edgar Miles. Ted Howard. SECOND ROW: Clyde Groomer, Duane Bradley, Kennelh Perry, John Smith, Frank Wyman, Frank Rusche, Roberf Osborne. FRONT ROW: George Ellquisf, Lydia Ray, Dorofhy Vipond, Dorolhy Sheldon, Necia Jacobson, Calvin Slerling. JUNIOR XXX ' Rial JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I Vernon Kelsfrom, vice-presidenfg Dorofhy Sheldon, secrefary- Ireasurerg James Harris, president Elder P. C. Heubach, advisor: and William Harbour, parliamenfarian. .'.u ., 4 . ,A ---...- -a-s--...- n--,- v-m-nw ------M -va-.-is nf..- --.- SQPHQMQRES BACK ROW: Glen Chadwick, Glenn Cole, Ralph Thompson, Eugene Heidenreich. James Rolhgeb. Ray Bishop, Hazel Norfhrup, Belly Ryerson. THIRD ROW: Eulogio Cabanas. Ansel Brislol, Waller Page, David Meagher. Hilda Lamberf, John Koos, James Sfearns, Kennefll Nip, Richard Breifigam. SECOND ROW: Anita Phillips, Aniia Anderson, Shirley Lee, Violel' Boyko. Mariorie Dennis, Muriel Lord, Maxine Whilley. Fern Trefhewey. FRONT ROW: Belly Whifaker, Dorris Hamilton, Jan Rifenbark, Erling Schmidt. Donna Geier, Juanifa Hansen, Bonnie Spear. 'W I -N., H l l l l , ,, A l pu: We - , ,Az 4 Q .wax slilg i 1 BACK ROW: Armando Hernandez, Pablo Diaz, Leopoldo Hernandez, Gene Woolever, lan Nelson, Donald Anderson, James Baughman, Carllon Lulhas, James Rolhgeb. SIXTH ROW: William Harris, Royal TUCKGF. Dick Balkins, Bruce Smilll. Curlis Lloyd, Ro-Vella Parker, Mariorie Fulls, Edilh James, Marquise Wahlen, Doris Dequer, Belly Tome, Jacklyn Caldwell. FIFTH ROW: Conrad Olds. Charles Anderson, Paul Schooley, Roger Coon, Roberl Rolhgeb, Calvin Shepard, George Wisler, Harry Moore. Roy Shearer, James Gray, Beverly Miller, Edilh Sloehr, Marguerile Hannum. FOURTH ROW: Max Brolliar, Harold Moody, Waller Page, Velma Cranlill, Margarel Slauller, Jacqueline Bishop, Palriciq Aldrich, Evelyn Curlis, Joyce Taylor, Jacqueline McCloskey, Kalhleen Neal, Marie Keane, Lois Parkhouse, Mariorie Edgren, Helen Edwards, Marybelle Seeley, Irene Kreh, Kalhryn Eskildsen, Belly McDonald, Margarel Lui, Madge Voungberg, Barbara Twiggs, Jacqueline Finley, Blanche Wrighl, Junerose Guild. THIRD ROW: Vernon Schroeder, Viclor Hamp, William Olson, Elaine Terrell, Wavelyn Fealher, Dorolhy Dennis, Rulh Prall, Waloma Bennell, Belly Niemeyer, Lois Freese, Emily Munroe, Jewel Edge, Dorolhy Marlin, Rulh Rogers, Bernila French, Margrel Cox. SECOND ROW: Manuel Comacho, Waller Noble, Vernon Burl, Sylvia Woolsey, Jean Johnslon, Charline Wesl, Gwen Howard, Jereldyne Schmillou, Abbie Kam. Barbara Seaward, June Kolander, Jenna Lee Lewis, Marilyn Anderson, Phyllis Chapman, Geraldine Cowan. FRONT ROW: Gene Munce, Vincenl Verde, Neva Conner, Muriel Carscallen, Clara Moore, Eppie Chung. Inge Keflerer, Myrlle Walson, Nancy Kynell, Phyllis Sltyberg, Frances Hill, Merrily Doherly, Marjorie Dennis, Jeanne Meier, Doris Dalgleish, Madelyn Young. FRESHMEN I V. As OURAGE, FAITH, TENACITY, AND SUCCESS ARE EASILY RECOGNIZED IN THE PRODUCTS OF AN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM SUCH AS OURS. HERE IS OPPORTUNITY FOR THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF THE PLANS FOR GREAT WORK THAT ARE FORMED IN THE PLASTIC MINDS OF YOUTH THAT THEY MAY ACHIEVE THE VICTORIOUS TERMINUS. . . Great in Counsel and Might in Work JEREMIAH 32:19 THESE ARE THE T T'T- ' T v. fa l Clnllzg riterinn R fi JEANNE LARSON ..EE...E...,..,E.E . .Edi+of Anifa R. Phillips, Lowell Plynlrem, ,Associafe Edifors 'ik . of Bonnie Spear, Andrew Pefers ..,,,,, Weldon This year, as every o+her previous one, wisdom and s'ra'rure. Under i'rs presen+ 'rained las+ year's record high o-F 4000. responsible for 'rhe publicafion of The T H Tom Blincoe Inge Kefferer, Royal Sage ,,,,, Evelyn Cur+is. .. .,,. , Naomi Nixon Prof. L. H. Cushman, MaHison,, Richard R. Breifigam, .. Miss Alice C. Babcock , .Deparfmenfal Edifors Religious Acfivifies Edifor ,, .Eealure Edifors ,,.,Servicemen's Exchange Alumni Edifor Phofography Ediior ,, Business Manager .. ,,,, Circulafion Manager ,. Eaculfy Advisor The College Cri'rerion has grown in bofh capable ediforship, 'rhe circula+ion has main- On +his page are piciured fhose who are Voice of La Sierra College. E STA .aw l 'N ff, Q. ANNALS OF L.S.C ill mlb' NANCY REEDER Edifor-in-Chief Frances Hill, Junerose Guild. Carol Dunn, Lydia Ray Associafes Mrs. Mabel Curfis-Romani Ediforial Advisor L. H. Cushman, Joseph Nixon, Arfhur Dalgleish Phofography Mrs. Chloe Adams-Sofslcy, Marquise Wahlen Ari Work Charles Marlin Business Manager Francis Cosseniine Circulafion Manager Richard Barron Adverfising Manager K. F. Ambs Business Advisor Carrying on in whal' we hope is up fo 'rhe high sfandard crea+ed For fhe Mefeor lasi year, we preseni' fo you +he Mefeor, Nineleen hundred forfy-five. Here are fhose who spenf sleepless nighls and lousy days in Search of iusl' fhe righi facf or pic+ure +o place in YOUR yearbook. These are our memories in words, wifh music for fhose who lis'ren. . . I D R E E D E R -.L Charles Marfin, Richard Barron, and Francis Cosscnrinc work wifh business maNcrs. The sOaH ol fhc Mcicor judges fhc snapshots Qhaf were furncd in for Qhc snap pages near the end of rho book. Campaigns La Sierra's campaigns produce success-'lhe 'rype fhal build's a record lo be surpassed 'lhe succeeding year. CRITERION CAMPAIGN SIDE LEADERS Democral' Viola Miller and Republican Harold Moody There were no polilical affilialions befween fhe Democra+s of lhe Cri+erion campaign and lhose of The nafional parly, allhough 'rhe relurns looked qui'l'e suspicious when +he girls llhe Democrafsl finished viclorious over lhe boys llhe Republicansl. Wi+h 'rhe combined worlr of fhese opposed sides 'rhe usual lhing occurred- La Sierra's goal was surpassed. Bul' wha'r plans could be laid so lhal' +he Meleor campaign would also succeed? A new experimenl' was conducled-lhere were no opposing 'leamsg all lhe s'rudenl's worked lo- gelher 'ro reach l'he common goal. La Sierra has never fallen down on a campaign. Through lhe loyal co-operalion and school spiril' of lhe sludenfs of I945, and wilh +he moHo, Your own and one olher subscripl'ion, viclory was once more aH'ained. Manager of Mefeor campaign, Ansel Brisiol, with large reproducfion of fron! cover. The bond drive for ambulances lea- lured lhis goal device in fhe form of a puule. Weldon Mallison was in charge. Wor Bonds vu-Q. ,V If we here al La Sierra don'l menlion 'rhe war efforl as ofren as 'rhe news commenlalors, il isn'+ +ha+ we aren'l' conscious lhal' a war is going on. As a conslanl' reminder of whal lhe boys are going 'l'hrough, we have our service flag, buf mosl' of all our 'rhoughls and lellers. To help lhe boys over lhere, we had 'lwo drives This spring. For our Red Cross unil, which is a char+er member of rhe Riverside Counly Red Cross chapler, lhe sludenls and facully subscribed liberally. AND Three ambulances lhal will soon be picking up wounded servicemen will bear 'rhe name of our College, having been paid for by war bonds purchased by lhe school family. Red Cross RED CROSS COMMITTEE STANDING: Francis Ccssenline, Phyllis Chapman, Floyd Wood, Douglas Collon. SEATED: Richard Breiligam, Dorollly Mc- Conaughey, Dorolhy Monlqomery, Frank Wyman-Chairman, Eleanor Zimmerman, Verle Kanh. fffx 513. XY A .ff Science Honor Sociely La Sierra's own honor sociefy, 'rhe Science Club, opens ils membership only fo lhose sludenls of science who mainl'ain high slandards of scholarship and charac+er. The officers are shown wilh fhe emblem adopled iusl 'rhis year. BACK ROW: Ralph Thompson, Ted Howard-firsl semesler presi- denl, Don Bullard-second semesfer presidenl, Clifford Leggi-ll SEATED: Juanila Hansen, Moriorie Edgren Anifo Phillips, Royal Sage-president I. R. C. One of many such clubs in Amer- ica, 'rhe lnlernalional Relalions Club, sponsored by 'rhe Carnegie Foundalion for lnlernalional Peace, 'rhis year soughl lo synlhesize a lheorelical order oul' of lhe chaos of world evenls. College Commerciol Afler a lapse of several years, lhe College Com- mercial Club was reorganized lhis year. Open 'lo all sludenls inleresled in 'lhis work, 'rhe meelings are praclical demonslralions lhal' will help fully lo equip our sludenls 'ro be 'rrue represenlalives of La Sierra College. Dorolhy Sheldon, Carol Dunn, Joyce Digneo-president, Janice Maas Lois Parkhouse 'ff fa, ' v f Q55 A My M ,x Q 5 .1 r 'N . 1 'fl W W . :A lv. in A , l. ..- OFFICERS: Tom Blincoe, K. J. Reynolds-advisor Charles Marlin, James Scully, Edward Molheson-pail and presenl presi denls-wilh a recenlly compleled A.S.B. proieclz fhe lennis courfs Q S-vi' -an-an-uf i Each year fhe Associaled Sludenl' Body makes La Sierra hislory. This year +here are many evenls fo remember. The Valenline banquel' lhal' wore lhe officers down fo mere shadows: lhe campaigns lhal' are regular yearly fea+uresg and very imporlanl, lhe complelion of +he new Upper room in lhe Adminislralion Building where a sludeni' may go lo commune wilh his Masler. This organizalion is lhe only one on lhe campus in which everyone 'fakes parl. ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Kay Neal. Doris Donaldson, Reuben Mohr, Junerose Guild. James Scully-president, W. J. Airey-advisor, Shirley Lee, Carol Dunn, Weldon Maflison. 'mv 'T' 'L. ffwlf sf r-4 1 7 W , 4 1 'Q f fw M ,Q yi! ' f AZ 7 V, X fx , , 6 f 7 Qs 1 U ,wx ,AX mm X f, 1 f ZZ ? ,. ' V ZS: ' ME Y, m...mw, Q Home Gardens evangelisfic efforf under the direcfion of Kenneih Juhl, Vernon Kelsfrom, Paul McFeefers, Grey Banfa, Robert Rowe, Roberf Schwindf. La Sierra 'fills +he needs of fhe s+uden+ seeking spirirual developmenf, for here is found a balance befween prayer, consecrafion, and service. I Communion wiih God is enhanced by vesper song and praise and by prayer bands and The prayer room sponsored by 'rhe s+uden+ body. In ihe Missionary Vo!un+eer Sociefy, in dormi+ory worship periods, and in +he Sabba+h school, new heighis of consecraiion are reached. Fai+h is crowned wi'rh service in +he Socieiy of Crusaders, in fheir missionary bands, and in 'rhe 'rwo evangelis+ic eFfor'rs in neighboring communifies-all conducied predominan+ly by fhe s+uden'rs and for 'rhe s+uden+s, for Chrisl' and His work. Real Service For Our Master by is Us i KJ 2 j4l'L x t L MissloNARY voLuNrEEn soclsrv orrlcens 5w 'd 5c S f' L d rz i ri L STANDING Royal sage, Juanifa Hansen, Elaine Lindsay, neny whnauer, Elder J. c. Haussicf-uavzsof Hrs, Sizcvfrrsizodcr SEATED Rose Mary Massox, Yvonne Pasher, Kay Neal, Hazel Howard Jams, And,-cs .il ip E Q--'fj BACK ROW: Clarence Larsen, Calvin Shepard, David Meagher. SECOND ROW: Douglas Colton, Dick Nies, Jack Weeks-presidenl, Bob Rowe. FRONT ROW: Har- old Moody, Vernon Lulhas, Andrew Pelers, Paul Mc- Feefers. Mu Belo Kappa CMEN OF BROTHERLY KINDNESSD Those Thursday nighl meelings of M.B.K. provide a refreshing relief from scholaslic rouline and areafaclor in lhe developmenl' of a sense of communily responsibilily. Sigma Phi Kappa lSlSTERS OF THE COLLEGE! The Molher-Daughler Banquel' highlighled +he aclivilies of Sigma Phi Kappa lhis year: buf can we forgel lhe imprompiu program, 'rhe communily sing, ls ii' Proper? , Back- lo-Grammar-School, and fhe fashion shows? STANDING: Mary Smilll, Darlene Dirksen, Lolifa Duerk- son, Doris Decquer, Edilh James, Viola Miller, Jean Meier-firsl' semesler presidenf. Muriel Qualley-second semesler presidenf, Doris Donaldson. Erling Scllmidl, Eppie Chung. SEATED: Jean Buflra. Nadine Hanson. STANDING: Carl Sclumidl. Alberl Elllnq, Mrs. Lucile Dickson, Jereldyne Schmllfou, Mrs. Julla Humble SEATED: Cora Kelslrom, Sylvia Woolsey I Tecichers Club Praclical experience is The keynole of The La Sierra Teachers Club. Here are galhered fhose who are inleresled in spending lheir lives in one of God's grealer laslcs. Two field 'lrips 'ro schools olher fhan our own, and discussions of pracfical melhods in child fraining are nole- worlhy aclivifies. Pre-Nursing Club Open only 'ro fulure nurses, lhe Pre-nursing Club nalurally devores ils aclivilies lo lhings believed by ils officers lo be useful in orienlaling lhe slu- denls +o 'rheir fulure work. Moving piclures of procedures carried oul in schools of nursing, dis! cussions,and o'rl1er formal and informalgel'-logelhers are fealured. Emily Munroe-presidenf, Doris Donaldson, Belly Jean Lear, Dorris W X Home Economics The girls of La Sierra College who are inleresled in developing a fuller apprecialion of The meaning of gracious manners and heallhful living have organ- ized rhe Home Economics Club. Whal +o ear? whaf lo wear? how lo make The besf of whal' one has? These are all quesfions fhal find a logical answer in discussions, leclures, or piclures presenfed a'f l-lome Ee meelings. Hamillon, and Jacklyn Caldwell preiend lo give a hypodermic. Nancy Kynell, Edilh James, Pearl Wong W ,.. X 1 The chief acfiviiy of Sigma Phi Kappa 'lhis year was ihe Moiher-Daughter Banquet The speaker's fa- ble shows some of ihe girls wifh iheir guesfs for the evening-iheir moih- ers. This Pilgrim Pageanf was presenied Iasi fall by the faculfy. and was given in chapel as pari of a Thanksgiving program. Classes conducfed oufside of fhe country! One of 'Ihe experiences encouniered by Miss Ambs and her group of Spanish sfudenfs during their visii io Mexi- co Iasf summer. Shown with Miss Ambs are Lydia Ray, Carol Dunn, lnelda and Roberf Rifchie. In a secfion on acfivilies, we musl nol forge? fo include one of lhe maior reasons sludenls are here! Candid shois of classes under Miss Ambs and Mrs. Romani. OF INTEREST In addilion 'ro all fhe lhings lhal' have been included in olher porlions of 'lhis book. 'lhere are lhe ever presenf classes, ancl, of course, a bi+ of sludy. And 'rhere are chapel programs, banquels, and any number of ofher fhings which in'leres+ 'rhe busy sludenlz Diligenl sfudy produces resulfs, hopes Max Bralliar. Afler a long, hard day, lhe sfudenls are willing lo burn in and leave fhe dark hall lo fhe nigh! monilor. G4 Qexb xii, 'i 'I MW! if BACK ROW: Harvey Miller, Merwin Jones, Kennelh Juhl, Paul McFeefers, Jack Weeks, Armen Johnson, Ralph Larson, Francis Cossenline, Dwight Wallack. THIRD ROW: Waller Noble, Royal Sage, James Scully, Dorolhy Vipond, Pearl Johnson, lan Nelson, Douglas Collon, Glenn Cole. SECOND ROW: Dorolhy McConaughey, Juanila Hansen, Jeanne Larson, Zaida Wood, Frances Brown, Muriel Qualley, Doris Don- aldson, Jereldyne Schmillou. Doris Dalgleish. FRONT ROW: Dorolhy Juhl, Mrs. Curtis Lloyd, Hazel Norlhrup, Inge Kellerer, Lydia Ray. Frances MacKay, Mildred Scully, Mrs. W. E. Anderson. INSET: Direclor Harlyn Abel. Advanced Choir Violin Trio Phyllis Chapman, Alice Breech, Doris Donaldson . n g :X 3 N ' X , , . iw. ' 1 4. 'ff i f .A FIRST VIOLINS: William Dunbar, Alice Ann Breech, Doris Donaldson, Jackie Bishop, Jeannette King, Carlton Luthas: SECOND VIOLINS: Phyllis Chapman, Marguerite Hannum, Hazel Norlhrup, Dorothy Martin, Vinette Kinch, Floyd Templeton: VIOLAS: Mrs. L. H. Cushman, Mrs. Frank Ford: CELLO: Glenn Cole, Geraldine Cowan: BASS: A. F. DeVore: FLUTE: W. 0. Baldwin: CLARINETS: Florence King, Dick BClllliI1S. Edith JCIYUQSI TRUMPET5! James Hill. Roger Coon, Andrew Peters, Delmar Glover: HORNS: Mariorie Edgren: BARITONE: L. H. Cushman: TIMPANI: lnge Kettercr, Ella Ambs: PIANO: Mrs. W. 0. Baldwin: ORGAN: Miss Edna Farnsworth. T75 wi! L College Orchestre String Quartet Alice Brccch, Jaclilyn Bishop, Glenn Colo, Mrs. L. H, Cushman 1 J ' Collegienne Trio Hazel Norlhrup, Doris Donaldson, Muriel Qualley 'W Make a joyful noise unlo 'rhe Lord. Psalms l00:l. The halls echoed lo 'rhe singing slrings and earnesl voices of l'he sludenls of La Sierra College. Memories of programs, concerls, and praclice periods linger happily in lhe minds of performers and audience. 0 BACK ROW Harry Moor Roy Shearer James Gray Wllllam Harris Esmer Verbal A p I James Baughman, Millon Longway, Clarence Larsen, Roberl Rowe, Raymond Bishop, William Harbour. THIRD ROW: Daniel Guild, Evelyn Curlis, Rulh Prall, Palricia Thurman, Nellie Walson, Mariorie Pulls, Fern Trelhewey, Yvonne Fasher, Madge Youngberg, Manual Comacho. SECOND ROW: George Ellquisl, Waloma Bennell, Eleanor Zimmerman, Doris Dalgleish, Dorris Hamillon, Erling Schmidl, Donna Geier, Junerose Guild, Kennefh Nip. FRONT ROW: Vera Groomer, Barbara Hall, Virginia Cummins, Violel Boyko, Lawana Scanllin, Harrie! Echols, Edifh Sloehr, Mary Lou Engeberg. 'X 9 I s Q xx. .ax-I w lv 95 C-gl' ,A-. N 1 D X X s -1 ' 'Bw I FM E ' 4 1 S5 .. Y 4 4 1 ,Q-nv--f,q, gud ' .-5 s..-.l.... , vu ..,,.,' YN .. -p , l Q, .4 v ' 4 N , . 1 ' ' JT ' r -4 ., , xf Q X. UF L.. . s- 4 . . .il it ' I A j ., Q' J'D. 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ONE OF THE DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF LA SIERRA COLLEGE IS THE FACT THAT THE MAJORITY OF THOSE IN ATTENDANCE WORK TO PAY AT LEAST A PART OF THEIR EXPENSES. I3241 999 95: I9'f Q 2 '. ,I 'P AI ,I .1 'Hn Ii-' , 1 V . I I W 'So iw uw-sol' II--I L Work Wi h Your 0wn Hands I THESSALONIANS 411 5 .ASS One of 'lhe high poinfs of fhe day: going lhrough ihe Leland Wallace fakes somelhing good out of 'lhe cafeferia line fo pick ouf good food for a meal. oven as Marilyn Anderson looks on. CAFETERIA La Sierra's dielifian, Fonda Cordis, slands by 'lhe doors from fhe serving lines into the main dining room direcling lhe sfudenis io iheir fables. fl Carol Carllon, Jeane Lorenz, and Mrs. Smilh al lhe mdrlqle. The volume of laundry work crealed by d several hundred dormilory sludenls is lre- J -A mendous-bul Mrs. A. A. Sprengel and her f' l 4' crew carry on capably. ll If c..,i J AW .J , . Y. fp 1 Jack Dunham calls al lhe laundry window and receives his bundle from Vera Jackson. 69 5 Kg-gh' .. 2' -133.1 A li... X K - . , f M - - :......: ww ' , lr . ' 'Z' -41 . 4 , X we . I K V A . , A . ,U . V' - , ,, ., 1-, , ., , - . 1 G. E. Sfearns, manager of lhe farm and dairy, saddles one of his prize riding horses. FARM AND DAIRY The farm and dairy of La Sierra College is a very busy place. Much oi ihe milk used in surrounding homes and insliluiions, as well as 'rhai used here in lhe cafeleria, comes from our own dairy herd. Milking begins al a very early hour-1:00 a.m. fo be exacf-as Jesse Jeys and Max Buf if could be worse! The mechanical milkers do al Farr can feslify. Ieasi a parl of the work. 70 fl -I Jim Siearns finds fha? operaiing fhe farm 'bracfor can be a smoofh iob-Chen again, there are some- ' h times difficulfies. '5 one of ' 9 bums- The Iarder for fhc caNIe is ihis silo. On ihe righf There are +wo ways fo farm, as fhese boys are learning. Bu? whefher I+ be 'rhe mechaa nized way or wifh real horsepower, 'rhe growing 'things afford inspiraiion and maferial benefit Our All-S1ar College Team xp Q 4 vis- .....-, f ' J ig:-1, lr .H A l -I lt- V -A Z t W , .A , M. 1- 195.5 4-fs?--gfgv-:t.a:r. ecarfffilwng. iz. . ' -r , w f fi . -'W 'A --as-if-' ef - 'mf f if M . -W 1 1- f , f K' A Q . i .ulx-,A was - -l - -:P . 0 ' 53 . .5 N I' X . 3 'Q 'f . 5 x v -4 - I ,. ,ff . 3 ., , h ,..N 'f'-I .-J . ', ,J my f'::.:.': ZX. wi, 1Qj?f.:g'vfb5t--X 'l1,fq.sMQ4sv:l L' iff' Q, if! I4 f' .i cg X fc. - 5 2,30 if 'i3:'?xf', ' . - ,,--- - 'f L -,-a- - ,H - U '..- . - ,,- . f -, -r . . , ' J.-' N fg 'il.r'i3 - -. ki 15-uri-9521-'N-7'-':lscft' ZifgNq,x -S55 ,.,f QQA ful' JA 'fd' 4' Wx fi N , li.. an - XY-'Fun .J , ua. K.. ,bm .a,?A ,iQ it 'yn'-A .q, 4 ., y -s IS. .-. ie., ,i A 1 .Q 1 Q . .. mffk, J: 1 .. gig, .,-' , Q D . 'N v-41 ,, 5 '-'in -- wp, - '. .' .' 8 'Q ,ft K3 -X: :- e- M Q - gari: C 'Ek gf .us .E Saw .It-7' - -' A- vu, ' ,L 3:N'gN ,Qi ' Q Q' in .' v' A' ' f f i A' -' 'f S,x-ik' Y' ii a N . Us 'fl i xi.-.X , '. 1 , 1 s' L , 5 . g' if 1 R -I T' aiu Arr 5' I ' 5-' i 5,-mfg ,9 0 23 I'-4-if 'Bm' 'i' , if v .X y'f9 - ff'-4 7 - if . f X- 'fi ' wwf' X 4 ' 'U x - ' V2.1-f ' 'P-QU ' A' ' Fc . - 5 'Y' .sim - et -f- ' 'rev--'Q V 4-.-- K-1 4' gd Q ' if . v g A1 t ii. iq N' . ' if H . Q , ,wwvrfv -gee' , J bd? Calvin Traufwein works io bring our 'Phe beauiiful nafural grain of cedar. Dick Barron makes some fancy curves on ihe band saw. i l The Ho nd Also . . . In 'rhe Inclus+rial Arfs depar+men'r, i'he fad +ha'r life means earnes+ work, responsibiliiy, care-'raking l is emphasized. Manual lraining develops habifs of accuracy and fhoroughnessg i'r inspires wiih ambifion consfanily io improve. A youih so frained, whafever his calling in life, so long as i'r is honesl, will l make his posi+ion one of usefulness and honor. -While. Warren Kirkwood and Cecil Sfouf learn fo use precision machinery. I f Nm 11 Llnofype operalor Chesler Budd sels up anofher column for Duck Guy prlnls a handblll on one of the small pob presses. The La Sierra Colleglale Press accomphshes lhungs never umaglned In Gufenbergs fondesf dreams. Here an experlenced crew bring prmled beaufy from a confusuon of hol' lead blank paper, Huck ink, The Mclcor Cxccufivc siafl walch pressmon Joe Nixon. 73 Jacklyn Caldwell iofs down fhe charges on fhaf call fo Los Angeles. P. B. X. BUSINESS CDFFICE The consfanf grinding of office ma- chinery seems nof fo disfurb ihe menfal equilibrium of Dorofhy Liese, Dorofhy McConaughey. Georgia Day, Chief Accounfanf W. E. Anderson, and Viola Miller, business office sfaff exfraordinary. 74 5.1 IE, '42 - g l I I 1 Regisfrar Willela Carlsen wifh assisfanfs, Jan Rifenbark and Shirley Rusche keep fab on menfal accounfs. REGISTRAR'S OFFICE l 5 M W 2 . .MMM .He-v A , .... Q' 2 Q Remember, lhis book is due lomorrow morning ol 8:'l0, warns Praclically nolhing breaks lhe monolony of lhe midnighl librarian Conslance Low as James Andres signs out some frozen vigil of Calkins Hall Nighl Clerk Roy Shearer. knowledge. LIBRARY MONITORS f I ' . g r 3 I , , J ' N ,K l 9 A Lf-wr 9' Chem lab assislanls Howard and Harris puzzle over quiz papers which lhe uninilialed would pass over as undecipherable cryplograms. 23675 Cr 1 My , we I, . 57 ,stuff ,,f'p,f if - i ,,iw,? in X 415 1 ' ' 4 'ff -' ' f K egg 41 X ' A f ' sewer f W S 2 1 I ws: Posfmasler Dan Guild is in a slump-vending mood while Bob Rowe sor'l's 'lhe mail for lhe communily members of La Sierra Heights. When all olhers fail, head ianiior John Clough is fhere lo 'lake over. s 4 2 ,f X ,y Wa'l'ah boy! Wheah is yo' hidin'! al lhis momenl is probably ihe unani- mous fhoughf of ground crew work- ers Bill Harris, Harry Moor, and James Gray. .. 'R'-c 'Q' Ti. , Hwv ,jf l W 7 ' 4 S57 Z' ,054 i, 1 51 ' , 1 3 fi' -. f f ,,, gi I A.-5' if ' 3,14 H ,fi Beclulicicm The hair is fhe crowning glory of lhe woman, and Mrs. Clyde Groomer's experi- enced hands mould lhe coiffures which are fhe crowns of beaufy of La Sierru's co-eds. 76 SUWT WWRSUI Clerk Eduard Ooley helps Doro- lhy Marlin lo make a seleclion of a gif! for a friend. Corliss Vander Mei, Bill Barn- qrover, and Darrell Curlis find all lhe school supplies fha? 'lhey need-books, paper. nofeboolms, pencils, and all olher necessary helps-in fhe school supply de- parfmenl' of lhe College Slore. ESOOKS . FOLDERS AND PARCELS OUTSIDE COLLEGE STORE A lillle cily all in ilself, lhe College Slore carries mosl necessary ilems for home-keeping and school worlc. When an Hem can slill be oblained llalcing lhe shorlages inlo consideralionl if is usually on lhe shelves of 'rhe College Slore. Roberl Rowe rings up a sale al lhe grocery counlcr. fmmv ..s:111Ve,, mvzszzzzms V: T, 1 ,L , The Music Hall. which is a recenl' addilion lo lhe rear of Hole Memo- rial Audilorium, is the scene of mosi of the choral praclicing done by lhe siudenl' singers of bofll l'he College and 'lhe Academy. Significanl of lhe slill advancing La Sierra College are lhese recenl addilions lo slanding buildings of 'l'l1e campus. Bul lliey also indicale lhal rapid progress has been hailed lemporarily al' leasl by lhe presence in l'l1e world of sirife and lurmoil. When 'rlne opporiunily for unlimiled expansion presenls ilself, La Sierra College will be ready: for plans are already formulaled for 'rhe addilion of ollner necessary unils lo lhe campus as soon as condilions permil. A greal' help lo lhe efficienl office work of the feachers is fhe Teachers' Wing fo lhe Adminislrafion Building. Here are well-equipped offices for eighl 'leachers and lwo council rooms for groups. A siudenl welder endeavors fo make lwo pieces of mefal info one. Jack Dunham learns from Fred Sofsky iusf how lo use fhe welding equipmenl Mainfenance worker Mr. Ellquisl wafches Ohe procedure Wifh inleresf. MAINTENANCE Wi1'l1 C. L. Marlin a+ i+s head, lhe Mainlenance deparlmenl' carries on Hs business of keeping +l1e College in good running order. Everylhing 'rhai' goes wrong brings a mainfenance worker soon. New addiiions +o older erecfions are also under +l1e direc+ion of 1'l1is deparfmenf. D. C. Reeder and Al Efling prepare for some necessary repairs. 5 r y, .wwf-.,w, ,-, -www , M-M-N-,1x:Lfzg..,,,. .. .. ..: 1 N 1 H y x S Z ..- w ,. 1 X I M , ':J:?x I -X VW t F x sw X f ,, Z X ' ' if A -' 'gi l ini, ig' Lg. . - ' ' ,sift 6'?7'7ft E34 wi A-'53 ,a,'x--T f Q fi'f'f'Wg ff ' ' ! ' , nz- 43, X . 1 W 15, 'Q :ff V1 X5 f', '.L7 Z Qt I.. t ' 5' lf 4-sf 'A ,'9?!tr1 '- ximf if v ' ' I 'H ' 2:'1' F' V L Q' fs I Y X -Tf' I 1 x 3' , X 5 vim ,k-13,0 M x l 1' -V xv ' T' ,Lug-UM, f- 1' f' 1 . -:: X at f?4fQefg'iv Jeff' Niftlsi t W 1 kt S:h'Q 'X'Uf2f1'f', 1E. f mf f 5 W wx QQ? ' X FW? 'I :Af , Qty gpvigl' t A 4 ' yr' ,' Rik I X ,., w --'V f 7. J! - , , f I L-, X J Y L Q 1 :Si - 1 ' '7 fix ,,, Y .5 ax 'air - g 'TL' 'Then Was 0ur Mouth Filled With laughter PSALM 126:2 Y. R , , tgpzzp-nw'f::,'4la-4v.....M,,x,.:,,,.Mf .,Mq' was of- lf W AX I EQ., Av Q, N ar My ,Q QVKAA '21, ,, J, - .,. ' L N, ' , ,J i nfwfnffffsffqf-'fY7j 4 i '7s .ff qQ fX u.,,1 fw V ,mi Wl,,,:,Q,:,,k,,g,,:,3,,,U, 4, .,,. wx- M .V K I ,mpgu .TW,.'-anJf.Q,.,.1sf..:Qc4s ', ,. .,.., 1 M K , ,. A -1 sg-cn. i s X, ggifh N ' xr Q ,WA , X X X up if Hoi' food on a cold day: 'rhe perfecl combinafion al' The Crilerion picnic. - Oh, well, who minds a liH'le shower bafh. - Who is +ha+ pushing 'rhe merry-go-round? - Imagine mee+ing you here! - Who gels 'rhe ice cream? Surely no'r lhe sick person! - Prof. Abel caughl' in 'rhe act - Don'+ rush me: l you can have rhe spoon in a minufe. - Why can r we go fasr like 'rha'l? - The ner is over lhis way! - Prof. Airey isn+ advising anybody now! 82 pn:-tv 1' r ...ff .sig 10 . hir Some clay l'm going lo murder fhe buglerl - Vincenf Verdi shows some of fhe fine equipmenr in his shoe shop fo Viola Miller and Roberl Schwindr.-The cafeferia from +he fron+ hall of Hole Memorial Audiforium. - A.S.B. Presidenl Scully and his wife. - This will fix you! - More California scenery: a yucca in full bloom. 'Q 'Ex 'x N ' r M 'MS - r ' ' sk- 4f'gi' Q:-W. yr Q Thug -1 'lf' h H? PT3' :ig JT' Here's how 'rhey grow in California. - Whiiher away, William? - H lakes only a flick of The wrist - l should sfucly, buf l'd ralher eal. - They said 'rhis was 'rhe lvlolher-Daughler banquet - Joe 'ralces his wa'rer +he hard way. - How aboul a ride in a couple of years? 84 ,. 7 I lu , i YP.. an +L. pp file. .fi I f Y U U . 3' -5. , Ag . . -N .1 , ,H fl it Saludos amigos! from L.S.C.'s Cubans. - And l1ere's how llwey grow in Maine, bul flwis is California, foo. -- Daily pilgrims from Loma Linda 'ro Mecca af La Sierra. - Dean Woodruff wi+l1 some REAL relafives. - Slill 'rlwe campus' mos+ plwologenic building, from inside llwe cafeferia. - Erling Schmid? and Marjorie Fulls wi'rl1 absolulely nollming 'ro do. - Wailin' on 'rlwe levee, al Arrowhead. BS A is I C15 4 , x .4 I- ,, , if WW iffy, s as WT 1 'V N as 0 , 3? ffw,..',, ,.4.,f4 fx. !, Cf? 86 M.: '--..,,, Z-Xxx BeHy and Anifa ouismile +he sun. - Don'+ gef your feel' wel! - Mosi en+ryways are guarded by lions. - Imagine climbing 1'he hill for a sandwich. - Beauiifying +he lawn.-No apples on fhis lilac bush.- l'm going +o wri+e +o my congressman abou'r +his rain! - Irene Kreiz and Helen Emley. - All alone, Barbara? - Undernea+h +he spreading ches'rnu+ lonly i+'s a pepperl +ree. - All fired our? - People ARE funny. - Remember, il' seems fwice as far coming back. - The Nixons. - Myr'rle is a na'rure- lover. f xls qs? pb 46' .., 'U fm' WTR: G1 gf The Crandall children. - The singer and his pianis+: Jaclc Weelcs and Miss Brown. - Science Club field frip. - The Blincoes. - Dorolhy, Jan, and Violel' caughf nol' worlcing. - The snow is behind you, Anna. - The professor. - Oh, for a mol'or. - Farewell, for-Plynlce-ever! Buf he's baclc again. - Juggling AI Efling. - If l'hree's fun, wha+'s four? More? - The Halls and 'rhe Osbornes ready +o lalce off. 'FP 87 Ru+l1 on Ml. Rubidoux. - The farm 'lruclc and il's crew. - Elder Heppensiall. - Only Greek can produce 'rl1a+ smile. - Wl1a'r if 'lhe fence should break! - Junior M.C.C. - A s1'i+cl1 in nine saves +ime. - I+ 'rasfes beHer 'lhis way. - Sludy period? - l.R.C. field 'lrip +o U.C.L.A. - wailing for flie posrman. - Smoollning oul' difficullies. B 8 l From Greenlancl's icy mounfain, From lndia's coral sfrancl . . . From every direc+ion beyond 'rhe blue horizon come fhe sfudenfs of a growing college. In coslumes of l'heir homelancls are Dunbar Smifh, India: Verle Kanlz, Scoflandg Calherine Nilson, l-lungaryg Teresa Monzon, Cuba: Lydia Ray, Russia: BeHy Tome, our own Unifed Sfafesg Rose Mary Massoz, Alaslrag Pearl Wong, China: Blanche Wrighl, Hawaii: Frances Hill, lndia. The large picfure in fhe cenfer is 'rhe annual gel-acquain+ed fe're, af which fime all become ci+izens of L.S.C. X ,1 l ' ' .-3.4. l0Y1'l -Rv a 1 '-x b F . . 1 i' N I' l i il F 6, 7' wnmiu v 55: xii ' 5 I F I 2 1 l 1 1 4 4 4 4 N 1 --1 HESE NEXT FEW PAGES PRESENT OUR ACADEMY FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. IN THE LA SIERRA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL THERE IS AN ENROLLMENT OF APPROXIMATELY 250 STUDENTS. MANY LIVES ARE MOLDED IN THIS UNIT OF LA SIERRA: IT IS HERE THAT DECISIONS ARE MADE, AND PREPARA- TIONS FOR COLLEGE COURSES ARE COMPLETED. PLANS ARE BEING FORMED BY THE YOUTH OF THIS AGE WHICH WILL DETERMINE THEIR LIFE CAREERS. FEW WHO ENTER OUR DOORS HAVE YET A CLEAR VISION OF THEIR FUTURE RESPONSIBILITIES. DURING THE FOUR YEARS EACH STUDENT REMAINS, IT IS OUR PURPOSE TO INTRODUCE THE MASTER, TO PROMOTE A PROGRAM OF WORK, AND TO ENCOURAGE THE STUDENT IN HIS PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE THAT THE SPIRITUAL, THE PHYSICAL, AND THE MENTAL DEVEL- OPMENT WILL MAKE A COMPLETE AND PERFECT PATTERN. MAY ALL WHO LEAVE OUR ACADEMY DO SO WITH THE COM- PLETE SELF-MASTERY AND IMPLICIT FAITH AND DEVOTION THAT ASSURE SUCCESS. He Hath Served With Me PHILIPPIANS 2'22 N. L. PARKER Principal of Lu Sierra Academy E. C. WALTER ALBERT C. MADSEN KATHRYN WOOD Dean of M.B.K. Bible Dean of Gladwyn Hull Bible Hisiory 92 MARTHA LORENZ CAROLINE HOPKINS Home Economncs Mafhemofics MABEL AN DRE Modern Languages V ,, '7 ' -. ' .Q W .XJRX A:'Al.. '-.'-.' f '51 RICHARD NIES ELAINE LINDSAY Presidenl Vice-presidenl' Dick came lo us from Lynwood Elaine, who has held several cam- and plans lo lake pre-medical. We pus offices, looks loward pre- nursing. MARILYN HAM Assislanl Secreiary Marilyn plans lo spend lhe nexl few years preparing to bea nurse. nil' MH ,, ' ff M Q 4? BARBARA MOORE Secrelary Friendly Barbara, a lalenled ano player, wishes lo be leacher. NOEL NEWHARD ROBERTA BECKNER WILLIAM VAN ORNAM VERNON LUTHAS Treasurer Assislanl' Treasurer Parliamenlarian Chaplain Noel looks forward fo specializing This fulure nurse was born in Bill was S.S. organisl' for firsl Vernon came lo La Sierra from in surgery. Burma: she's an officer in lhe semesler: he wanls 'lo maior in Panama fo 'lake pre-medical. M.C.C. music. SENICDRS N. L. PARKER. Principal ELMER DIGNEO, Advisor 94 dpi JAMES VICKERS His inieresf in scienfific experi- 'E Ulmenlalion will be of value when he is a chemisf. 1 x f A ,f ADINE SCHLOTTHAUER adine wishes lo fake lhe secre- rial lraining course righl here I L.S.C. ICHMOND NELSON :rmerly of Porlland, Oregon, ichmond's aim is fo be an M.D. 1' A MARY VICKERS lnduslrious Mary hopes lo devole her life lo medical missionary work. Vi: 4 , v.f nf Nu. 96 -an 1,,,.r ',..pv- af K5 'Y ,, ,x x K , 4 NORMA WEBB Quief and serious Norma would like lo be a feacher. NORA STERLING Nora came from Brilish Columbia fo La Sierra and will complele pre-nursing here. ar' '5- if NADINE HANSEN Nadine was a slaunch supporler of Lodi, buf is now an enlhusiaslic La Sierra-He. ,Ni . is is .PG f,-L, Q5 f 713 wif I, f MARY CHATFIELD A Michigan-ife, Mary has cho- sen nursinq for her profession. JOYCE RANDALL Joyce has been seminar leader and S.S. direclor while preparing for pre-nursing. ,l RODNEY WILLARO Rodney, formerly ol Loma Linda Academy, hopes lo be a docfor. .bl . 2,9- JEAN BUTKA Jean has efficienlly held several campus offices and plans lo be a nurse. RICHARD BENSON Affer several years al Loma Linda, Dick came here fo make ready for pre-medical. wa, ,. . MARY JANE BRUCE CECIL STOUT Mary Jane is a dependable Formerly of Lynwood, Cecil sludenl and helpful in ex- plans fo be an X-ray fech- lra-curricular acfivilies. nician. BETTY STOUT Bel'l'y's friendliness will be of help lo her in a nursing career. JAMES PETERSON A hard worker, James looks forward fo being a minisler. BARBARA MARTIN Barbara says, Jusf nurse , buf we believe be a good one. n,,,, LAVON BURKE ELLEN CARTER ELLIE GROSS NINA WOOLFOLK SHIRLEY GROUNDS Lavon wishes lo fake bofh Ellen plans lo refurn 'lo her Ellie looks forward foward Nina's ambifion is fo lake Sporl-loving Shirley pre-nursing and secrelarial home in India as a medical being an X-ray and labora- lhe pre-medical course: lhen on lhe swilchboard! courses. missionary. 'lory lechnician. medicine. fo be a medical worker HILDA JOHNSON FRANCES WALKER GENE MUNCE ELAINE LITWINENCO RICHARD BEHRENS Hilda has worked in Prin- Formerly of Oregon, Frances Gene's plans lo do medical Elaine combines love of Richard came lo La Slerra cipal Parker's office for plans lo use her scholaslic research will be delayed a sporfs wifh scholarship: she in 1943 lo prepare asa Iabo lwo years. abilily in lhe pre-medical bil by Uncle Sam. plans for secrelarial lraining. ralory lechnician. course. HELEN HUSSEY Quiel Helen plans lo follow in lhe loolsleps ol Florence Nighlingale. . 2 afz'w33i- A , 1 l gb, l - ..-'Ea li! ..' 1 1-L li 'N 'W 7 SABO Leona claimed Chicago, Illi- lnois, as her home before coming lo La Sierra. CARROLL JOHNSON CarrolI's high scholarship ruling will help her in her chosen fulure of leaching. PAULINE BARRON Here lor all her four years of academy, Pauline plans lo make nursing her career. Uv rid , .pf I Q' ' BETTE BECKWITH Belle finishes lhe academy while wailing for her hus- band lo come home from lhe army. FV' T 'A -'fwmgiif ALICE WILCOX Coming from New York, Alice looks forward lo a leaching career. . 3- A - 1. ' M5 01 X3 I JULETTA McKlM Energelic Julie assisls wilh lhe school music as academy choir accompanisl. DON WHITE Don allended Loma Linda Academy before coming here lo prepare lor college. pg if I 1 'F gun- BETTY PENNINGTON S.S. superinlendenl Belly came here lrom Brawley lo prepare lor leaching. Q. ex A A 'Nu 4 , .Q CLARICE WALLACE Musically lalenled Clarice looks forward lo being a denlal hygienisl. xl VINETTE KINCH A violin player, Vinelle looks loward receiving an M.D. degree aller more years of preparalion. GEORGE WALPER George came lrom Glendale Union Academy lo furlher his preparalion lor lhe medi- cal course. A No Piclurc: Xl DERRILL YAEGER Formerly ol Maplewood, Derrill has risen lo lhe rank ol lirsl lieulenanl in lhe M,C.C. JUNE MARTIN 97 98 BACK ROW: Marshall Horsman, Eldon Maxwell, Frank Robinson, Roberl Clark, Lewis Robigen, John Madsen, Floyd Templeton, Richard Rose, Harley Hiscox, Forresf Chaffee, Cleland Whorlon, David Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Blossom Chappel, Ardys Whifaker, Virginia Breunig, Alice Ellquisf, Alice Currie, Lois Johnson, Lois Beucler, Befh Norfon, Connie Bain, Fay Dora Moore, Marguerife Scoff, Mariorie Rue. THIRD ROW: Mary Hamiifon, James Trapp, George Gooch, Sydney Allen, Jazk Dunham, Franklin Herring, Eduard Ooley, Offo Eggers, Alfred Worden, Joeidon Lafferfy, Robert Edge, Charles Smilfh, Roberf Julian, Miriam Smifh. SECOND ROW: Darlene Dirkson, Adehlia Rue, Virginia Holland, 1 Alyce Keisecker, Barbara Dunning, Maxine Hubbs, Florence King, Joyce Wainwrighf, Beffy Sfringer, Mary Lou Ekvall, Edifh Kelley, Sylvia Ford, Wanda Munce, Dorolhy Greiner. FRONT ROW: Mayme Warren, Lolila Duerksen, Joy Kablanow, Marie Barnard, Nancy Ford, Marguerife Davis, Leona Carscallen, Mary Smifh, Barbara Foole, Murline Kellogg, Norma Warren. 1 I JUNICDRS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Miriam Smifh, James Trapp. John Madsen, Mary Lou Ekvall, Marshall Horsman, Eduard Ooley, INSET: Alberf C. Madsen, advisor. Al 4? 5,4 0 Q 0 0 O BACK ROW: Lawrence Wear, Clyde Evans, Rex Baker, Donald Field, Gordon Simmons, Ben McDaniel, Earl Lambeth, Bob Rilchie, Gerald Reynolds, David Dorchuck. THIRD ROW: A. C. Rich, Irene GriSw0ld. Carol Carlelon, Marie Robbins, Sybil Clark, Mariorie Bolsford, Gerlrude McDowell, Lois Almskog, Josephine Hari, La Vina Bowen, Wayne Kellogg. SECOND ROW: James Book, Bernice Haury, Marilyn Slubbs, Margarel Priem, Jean Howard, Helen Websfer, Mary Bell, Marilyn L. Miller, Albert Freeman, Henry Barron. FRONT ROW: Charles Gillef. Dorolhy Nelson, Louise Simmons, Joyce Templelon, Jean Lorenz, Marilyn Jacobson, Palsy Wilkinson, Elizabefh Mohr, Marilyn Herman, Mary Miller, Francis Jordan. SOPHCJMCDRES HfYf,,.ae'w:apq,.: ,Q S BACK ROW: Charles De Molle, Paul Cary, James Youngberg, Bruce Boyd, Thomas Coles, Harold Griener, Beniamin Le Duc, Galen Lawson, Darrell Curfis, Marion Herring, Howard Barron, Beniamin DaSilva. THIRD ROW: Norma Miller, Delores Hulchison, Imogene Looney, Imogene Lawrence, Belly Owen, Adele Sullberg, Barbara Griffilh, Mary Jeanne Norfon, Diane Heim, Eslher Buck, Louise Monroe, Nellie McBroom, Jaan Follel, Lila Gooch. SECOND ROW: Edson Fosler, William Budd, Delano Ham, Gordon Youngberg, Elwin Smilh. Cecil Renlfro, Waller Backus, Lorwin Burke, Warren Kirkwood, Daniel Rowe, Leo Olberqer, Earl Wilchey. FRONT ROW: Lorraine Sloddard, Marilyn K. Miller, LOI-IiSe Hardeman, Belly Hannum, Alberta Liersch, Mary Slringer, Mildred Cates, Vivian Carscallen, Mariorie Worrel, Georgia Bullock. 100 ui ACADEMY ORCHESTRA: Slanding: Bill Van Ornam, piano: Elmer Diqneo, direcl Kinch, Delano Ham, Joy Kablanow, William Budd, Ben Le Duc, Noel Newhard, Bob Rilchie, Donald Field, Dorolhy Nelson, Belly Hannum, Dick Benson, Richa GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. BACK ROW: Eslher Buck, Mary Bell, Lois Almskog, Jean Howard. Mary Jeanne Norlon, Barbara Grillilh, La Vina Bowen. THIRD ROW: Louise Monroe, Imogene Lawrence, Nellie McBroom, Belly Owen, Marjorie Worrel. Joyce Templelon. SECOND ROW: Joan Follel, Marilyn Herman, Louise Simmons. Elizabelh Mohr, Imogene Looney, Delores Hulchison, FRONT ROW: Georgia Bullock, Belly Hannum, Mary Miller, Mary Slringer, Lorraine Sloddard, Marilyn K. Miller. BOYS' QUARTET: Henry Barron, David Anderson, Jocldon Lallcrly, Vernon Lulhas, LA SIERRA CL ma. LLGE 1 LIBRARY 'Z 'C or. Members, lell lo righl: Floyd Templelon, Cecil Renllro, Vinelle Georgia Bullock, Elwin Smilh, Raymond Ballee, Marshall Horsman, rd Rose. Florence King, Virginia Breunig. 1-Q V ACADEMY STRING TRIO: Vinelle Kinch, Richard Rose, Floyd Tcmplclon C B .S 01 Ji ACADEMY CHOIR. BACK ROW: Bruce Boyd, Forresl Chaffee, Earl Lambelh, Alice Ellquisl, Sybil Clark, Gerlrude McDowell, Belh Norlon, Ellie Gross, Derrill Yaeger, Lewis Robison, Elden Maxwell. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Reynolds, Ollo Eggers, Cecil Sloul, Ardyg Whilaker, Belly Slringer, Clarice Wallace, Maxine Hubbs, Belly Sloul, James Ydungberg, Gordon Simmons, Richmond Nelson, THIRD ROW: Charles Smilh, Charles Gillel, Joeldon Lalferly, Alice Henderson, Blossom Chappel, Mario.-ie Rue, Morgue:-ile Sooll, Barbara Boyd, Rex Baker, Henry Barron, James Book. SECOND ROW: Julella McKim-pianisl, Edson Fosler, Howard Barron, Pauline Barron, Marilyn L, Miller, Alyce Kiecker, Belly Penninglon, Marilyn Slubbs, Helen Hussey, Wanda Munce, Adehlia Rue, Waller Backus, Lorwin Burke, Frances Brown-direclor. FRONT ROW: Miriam Smilh, Barbara Foole, Ellen Carler, Jean Lorenz, Lavon Burke, Marilyn Ham, Mary Smilh, Dorolhy Griener, Mary Hamillon, Lolila Duerkson. PREPARATORY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS. STANDING: Principal N. L. Parker, Adehlia Rue, E. C. Waller-advisor, Jean Bulka, Bill Van Ornam, Joyce Randall. SEATED: Marilyn Ham, Henry Barron, Elaine Lindsay, Vernon Lulhas-lirsl semesler presidenl, David Anderson-second semesler presidenl, John Madsen, Sydney Allen, Dorolhy Nelson. 'ls ACADEMY CRITERION STAFF. BACK ROW: Sydney Allen, Jean Lorenz, Alyce Keisecker, Helen Hussey, Barbara Dunning, Mary Lou Ekvall. FRONT ROW: Fedalma Ragon and Marlha Lorenz- advisors, Dorolhy Nelson, Lolila Duerksen, Barbara Moore, George Gooch-edilor. ACADEMY METEOR STAFF: James Trapp, Mary Smilh, Charles Smilh, Mary Lou Ekvall-edilor, N. L. Parker-advisor. S A X5 ,V A ...yi ,,,, Z .WMS ,V.. 3 , . kk ,W We 2 Wd?-X AV ,X W SZSZQSW .Q X vw- ' W 7' V M 4 I ES ' X .id Winners in fhe sewing confesfz Alberfa Leirsch, Lois Johnson, Marilyn S+ubbs, and Jean Lorenz. - The chain gang. - Roomma+es. - Senior day. - Professor Digneo philosophizes aboui hard work. - Reading ihe Criferion. - Maxine Hubbs. - Higher learning al' ihe lunch hour. - Need a Ii++Ie help wifh fhaf chemis+ry? - As l was saying . . . - Time ou'r. l Tb- A 'Wllx .-.Q ' Wea! ' 1 Q'-'12 -' oi 'll za: if im' nf' ,nm .- x xg ,- v . H Q 1 104 THIS SPACE IS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE IT FOR CompIimen+s of Harry ScI1riIIo scHml.Lo AERO 1ooL ENGINEERING COMPANY 8715 M l A L A g l 46, c If New K W. ,Wh WM .Nw S .Mfwygvefm fwvWff'iW ,. ' V ,sa- M T 106 From The cosmeiic counfer of +he KEYSTONE DRUG COMPANY,The Rexall S+ore, in Arlingfon, Carol Dunn and Erling Schmidi make a selec- +ion. KEYSTONE specializes in prescriplions. Alice Biclce++ looks on as GERRY RENTFRO and Cal- vin Traulwein discuss lhal' needed ring iob. l have pul new rings in more 'rhan +hir- +een hundreds cars, says Mr. RENTFRO. Congrafulalions Class of I945 DILL LUMBER COMPANY Congralulafions, Class of '45 from E. H. PRESTON'S Home of dis+inc+ive service Q. F T' L Ishii Rodney Willard lcnows fha? correcl' accessories rnalce for The well-dressed man, and he suggesls ZEE'S MEN'S SHOP. RUTLEDGFS GIFT SHOP is a verifable mecca fo s'fudenis in search of +l1a+ perfecf re- membrance. Royal Tuclcer, Nadine Sclwlolfalwuer, and Roger Coon iusf browsing around. 0 108 AGO For experf lubricafion and fimely fire inspecfion go fo HAFFNER'S TEXACO STA- TICN af fhe corner of Mag- nolia and Galloway in Arling- fon. The camera cafches Vicfo Hamp during one of his regu lar visifs wifh fhe fonsorial arfisf af KEYES' BARBER SHOP. I' ix-.,Y X. Bob Usborne, Claude Thurber, and Clifford Leggiff find fhaf fhe besf place fo spend fheir precious rafion sfamps is af fhe WINSLER'S SHOE STORE, 395I Main Sfreef, where a represenfafive line of fhe ROBLEE Shoes is carried. S w rr, :W 4 ki: ' rl f r K d'- 4 I nk R .il ' l I Q is Only lhe besl is good enough for Bill Harris and Gene Munce, and 'rhey find +he besl' in school clolhes af AL RUDD MEN'S WEAR, Arling+on. A+ I-lADLEY'S LADIES' WEAR, Delores Hulchings, Mary Bell, and Barbara Dun- ning choose lheir spring ou+- fifs. They lcnow 'rhal' for ladies' wear, be if hafs, suils, dresses, or shoes, l'lADLEY'S salisfies 'rhe mosf exacling sfudenf. Y 109 110 Realizing +l1a'r your car musl lasl' for l'l1e duralion, WALT'S RICHFIELD specializes in modern and efficienl service. Drive in ancl le+ us give your car a regular inspeclion. Delia Wilburn discovers +l1e la+es'r s+yles, 'l'l1e newesl' fash- ions al' economical prices in CARPENTER'S STORE. Dresses, suils, and o+l1er ac- cessories are lo be found here. Ani'ra Anderson and Shirley Lee find The furnifure as com- forfable as i'r is aHrac'rive a+ fhe ARLINGTON FURNI- TURE STORE, where 'rhey see modern furnifure for modern homes. Your S+e+son is waifing for you af ALLEN AND KEARNE'S Men's Shop, where Wal+er Page finds a fine variefy of oufsfanding makes of men's clofhing. H' has been nice knowing fhe Class of '45 Complimenfs of BAKER'S FLORIST La Sierra Heigh'rs i ,-. H... .nn The firs'r essenfial of good grooming is well lcepi' hair. Here we see Marilyn Miller and Mary Smifh in +he AR- LINGTON BEAUTY SHOP where fhey are sure +o find +he correcf s+yle +o sui+ +heir +as+es. When Helen Edwards, Pearl Wong, and lrene Krelz are in Riverside, 'rhey can'+ resis+ visi+ing STEPHENSON AND CREE. They know 'l'ha+ whelher +hey purchase a coal' or dress or smaller ifem, 'rhey will be shown +he same deference by 'rhe salespeople. l+'s a lovely wafch bracelef, isn'+ if? Charlene Wes'r and Jean John- s+on aren r buying anyfhing +oday, bu'r for fhai' graduafion wa'rch brace- le+ 1'hey'll come fo HENNINGSEN'S. 4 +958 QQ Why nor look a+ your shoes? Ofher folks do. So, James Book +akes his shoes +o JACOB'S BETTER SHOE REPAIRING, where modern equip- menf and efficieni' workmanship add many miles fo 'rhe life of your shoes. Wwe 27,24 dj N fwmfm-Wm W7 W 3870 MAIN STREET X 'T' 13 i Phone 55OI Compliments of EUGENE A. MUNSON for the best in Insurance Protection 3820 Orange Street Riverside, California -Hutogzalahf if if if Compliments LEWIS MARKET 'GCWTZXS 'wa V' f N.3,4'1',5,U -C37 of ' 6? 'f W 1 ,. r' ,X ,: f K' WW ? Daiypv Wg, wif' 4' L rxlzvf 1 'W' ffm , 0lf65 fill qfm 6 For Juniors wk M , ' U nf -,T f,,mj4.,'fff. ,L ' ' SN 0' 2 fo 5' 1. 1 X 35 ffm, V 'I ' 7 mr. -1 ff7 ', 0 Av' ,W 'Ml fl W. wx 4421 ' 96 I mg W ' U15 ,4 1 . . , 5 Xb' ,Kyla F' my L12 , ? egg 45 M W . V1 . X Q 4., v:- In M X r f' ,:ff-am. . . . ' f I X -, ' - . U,ig:,', .-: 3.33: gg-145. 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NAGELE, SecreI'aryT ' Complimenfs of SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS 9707 Magnolia Avenue Arlingfon, California Counfie of Ri id , S B d , O g , S Di go, and Imperial Complimenls of SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE ir BOOKS, BIBLES, AND PUBLICATIONS Are Ideal for Gi'I+s 'A' Telephone Riverside 90I2 Pos+ Office Box 584 9707 Magnolia Avenue ArIing+on, California FOR THOROUGH COLLEGE PREPARATORY WORK Attend one of the following Day Academies Armona Union Academy, Armona, California Fresno Union Academy, 84I W. Belmonf Ave., Fresno, California Kern Academy, Shaffer, California Modesfo Union Academy, ZIO Figaro Sf., Modesfo, California Mounfain View Union Academy, Mounfain View, California Complimenfs of Central Ccilifornici Conference A Garden of Eden A Land of Canaan for For Beaufy Abundance of Producfion 83 Clwurclies 28 Clwurcli Schools 5 Day Academies O R. C. BAKER, Presidenf SCOTT DONALDSON, Secrefary CONFERENCE OFFICE ADDRESS: CONFERENCE PHONE: 435 Norfh Third Sfreef Columbia SI66 San Jose 4, California P. O. Box 580 118 l Pocific Union College Il Where Nature and Revelation Unite . . . In Education o Trained Staff of Fifty Faculty Members o Accredited work in Fifteen Major Departments o Five-Year Program for Secondary Teachers including one year of Graduate Study l945 Summer Session, beginning June lZ, organized in three four-week terms featuring Graduate courses in Biology, Chemistry, Education, English, History, and Languages Accelerated courses tor elementary school teachers Write to The Registrar, Pacific Union College Angwin, California Compliments and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '45 0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE O David vom, President R. e. Lewis, secremy CApitol 7344 CApitol 7345 3I3I Pasadena Avenue, Los Angeles, California GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Congratulations C L A S S O F ' 4 5 s in iiiminfiii iuiyiie S iili W I ' s.aa'Azgz::Si1zIrfz,',:N1,i Fine Variety Large Selection ot ot Oxtord Bibles Outstanding Books BEACOINVS SERVICE Dick Barron receives friendly service lf we please you, tell others-if we don't, tell us. Address: ll08l Hole, Corner Holden Acknowledgments: Friends who contributed the prizes of the Meteor campaign o Hosch's, 3855 Main Street Hosp's Flower Shop, 3697 Main Bell Cleaners, 4336 Market Blue 81 White Cab Company, 3755 Market 122 NAME CITY AND STATE Ackley, Donald . Aldrich, Pafricia . Ambs. Ella . . . Anderson, Anifa . Anderson, Charles Anderson, Donald Anderson, Marilyn Andres, James . Angell, Ivan . Audiss, Mariorie Au Hoy, Nani Baarf, Marie . Bailie, Jeanne . Baldwin, Roberf' Balkins, Dick . . Ballard, Donald . Banfa, Grey . Banfa, Vaughn Barreff, Warren . Barron, Richard . Baughman, James Beafon, Bonnie . Bender, Evelyn . Beniamin, Leonard Benneff, Waloma Bickeff, Alice . . Bergin, Philip . Biggs, Cree' Biggs, George . Binzley, John Bishop, Carl . . Bishop, Jacqueline Bishop, Raymond Blincoe, Thomas . Blumenshien, Alfon Boeffiger, Mariorie Bolin, Beffe . . Boyko, Violef . Bradley, Duane . Bradwell, Alberf . Brallier, Max . . Brauer, Floyd Breech, Alice . Breifigam, Richard Brisfol, Ansel . Brown, Helen . . Brown, Mariorie . Buller, Alma . Burf, Vernon Bury, Frances . Cabanas, Eulogia . San Diego, . La Sierra, . . La Sierra, Loma Linda, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . . Arlingfon, . Arlingfon, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . . La Sierra, San Gabriel, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . Riverside, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, La Sierra, Loma Linda, La Sierra, . . La Sierra, Sanfa Monica, . . Arlingfon. . . Arlingfon, . Glendale, Loma Linda, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . . . La Sierra, Los Angeles, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . Maiflan . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, Loma Linda, . . Arcadia, . Sfockfon, . Arlingfon, . Arlingfon, . Lawndale, . La Sierra, California California California California California California California California California California California California California Cailfornia California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California d, Florida California California California California California California California California California California California STUDENT NAME CITY AND STATE Caldwell, Jacklyn . . La Sierra, California Comacho, Manuel . . La Sierra, California Carrier, Dorofhy . . La Sierra, California Carscallen, Muriel . . La Sierra, California Carfer, Neva . . La Sierra, California Carfer, Howard . . La Sierra, California Chadwick, Glen . . . La Sierra, California Chapman, Phyllis . . . La Sierra, California Chrisfianson, Mackay . . . . Lincoln, Nebraska Chung, Eppie . . La Sierra, California Clough, Cherrie . . La Sierra, California Clough, John . . La Sierra, California Cole, Glenn . . La Sierra, California Colfon, Erma . Loma Linda California Colfon, Roberf . . La Sierra, California Conklin, Esfher . La Sierra, California Coon, Roger . . . La Sierra, California Correnfi, Gloria . San Diego, California Cossenfine, Francis . . La Sierra, California Cowan, Geraldine . . La Sierra, California Cox, Margaref . . La Sierra, California Cranfill, Velma . . . La Sierra, California Cummins, Virginia . . La Sierra, California Curfis, Evelyn . . . La Sierra, California Dale, Arfhur . . . La Sierra, California Dalgleish, Arfhur . La Sierra, California Dalgleish, Doris . . . La Sierra, California Dalgleish, Helen . . . La Sierra, California Davenporf, Mariorie . Corona California Davidson, Alexander . La Sierra, California Davidson, Pafricia Bloomingfon California Day, Georgia . . La Sierra, California Dennis, Dorofhy . La Sierra, California Dennis, Mariorie . . La Sierra, California Dequer, Doris . . . La Sierra, California Defers, Joseph' . . . Dorchesfer, Iowa Diaz, Pablo . . . La Sierra, California Dickey, Abbie . . Arlingfon, California Dickinson, Lloyd . . Arlingfon, California Dickson, Lucille . La Sierra, California Digneo, Joyce . . . La Sierra, California Doherfy, Merrily . La Sierra, California Donaldson, Doris . La Sierra, California Dunbar, Billy . . . La Sierra, California Duncan, Beffe . Soufh Gafe, California Dunn, Carol . . . . La Sierra, California Dunford, Homer' Dunsky, Harry' . . . Riverside, California Eaker, Alice Echols, Harrief . . La Sierra, California Edge, Jewell . . Arlingfon, California NAME Edgren, Marjorie Edwards, Helen . Ellquisf, Alfred . Emley, Helen . . . Engeberg, Mary Lou Ericlnsen, Donald . Eslrildsen, Cafhryn . Efling, Alberf . . Evans, Edward . . Feafher, Wavelyn . Field, Anna Mell . Finley, Jacqueline Fischer, Fredriclr . Folsom, Roberf . . Freese, Lois . . French, Bernifa . Fulfs, Mariorie Gaddy, Lois . . Geier, Donna Marie Gerrans, Farley . Glover, Delmar . Golfermann, Emily . Gray, Audrey . Gray, James . Greenlaw, Colin . Groomer, Clyde . Guild, Daniel . Guild, Junerose . Guy, Richard . Haffner, Jack' . Hall, Charles . Hallifax, Eleanor . Hamilfon, Dorris . Hamp, Vicfor . . Hannum, Marguerife Hansen, Juanifa . Harbour, William . Harris, James . . Harlow, Claude . Harris, John . . Harris, William . . Harrison, Bernadine Heidenreich, Eugene Helland, Twila . . Hernandez, Armando Hernandez, Leopoldo Herrin, Mary Ellen Hill, Frances . . Hill, James . . Hoffman, Beffy Howard. Gwen . R 0 5 R ClTY AND STATE . La Sierra. California . La Sierra, California . Arlingfon, California . La Sierra, California . . Mosca, Colorado . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . Arlingfon, California . La Sierra, California Loma Linda, California . La Sierra, California Loma Linda, California . Arlingfon, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . Covelo, California . La Sierra, California Loma Linda, California San Fernando, California . La Sierra, California . . Fonfana, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California Loma Linda, California La Sierra, California . Auburn, Washingfon . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California Loma Linda, California . La Sierra, California . Glendale, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . Glendale, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California . La Sierra, California NAME Howard, Hazel . Howard, Ted . Humble, Julia . lmes, Clifford . Jaclrson, Vera Jacobson, Necia James, Edith . Jennings, Walfer' Jensen, Donna . Jeys, Frances Jeys, Jesse Jeys, Joan . . Johnson, Armen . Johnson, Mary Alice Johnson, Melba . Johnsfon, Jessie . Johnsfon, Jean . Jones, Merwin Juhl, Dorofhy . Jones, Vernon Juhl, Kennefh . Kam, Abbie . Kang, Joyce . Kanfz, Verle . Keane, Marie . Kellogg, Gracie . Kelsfrom, Cora . . Kelsfrom, Vernon Kefferer, lnge . King, Janef . King, Jean . Knighf, Henry . Kolander, June Koos, John . Krefz, lrene . Kynell, Nancy . Lahde, Carl . . Lamberf, Hilda . Langford, Dorene Larsen, Clarence Larson, Jeanne . Larson, Ralph . Lawson, Mary . Lear, Beffy Jean Lee, Lovaine Lee, Shirley . . Leggiff, Clifford . Limon, Franln . . De Leon, Edgar Leonard, Shirley . Lewis, Gordon . CITY AND STATE . Arlingfon, . Arlingfon. . . Corona, Loma Linda, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, Nafional Cify, California California California California California California California California . . . Werlaco, Texas Loma Linda, . La Sierra, Loma Linda, . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra, California California California California California California Wallace, Soufh Dakofa . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . Arlingfon . Arlingfon, . La Sierra . Arlingfon . La Sierra . Lynwood, . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . Oceanside, . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . Arlingfon, Loma Linda, . . Burbank, Loma Linda . La Sierra . La Sierra La Sierra California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California 124 NAME Lewis, Jenna Lee . Liese, Dorofhy . . Lim, Thelma . . Lifchfield, Elouise . Lolxan, Mildred . . Lloyd, Curfis . . Longlaw, Margaref . Longway, Milfon . Lord, Muriel . . Lorenz, lvoneffe . Low, Consfance Lucas, Jane . Lui, Margaref . . . Lufhas, Carlfon . . . McCloskey, Jacqueline McConaughey, Dorofhy McDonald, Beffy . . McFee'I'ers. Paul . . McReynolds, Roberf . Maas, Janice . . . Mackay, Frances . Mair. Janef . . . . Sco Marcus, Helen Marfin, Charles . Marfin, Dorofhy . Marfin, lone . . Marfin, Maxine Marfin, Thelma . . Massoz, Rose Mary . Mafheson, Edward . . Mafheson, Kafhryn . Maffison, Weldon . Mead, Meagh Kafherine . er, David . Meidinger, Lee . Meier, Jean . . Miles, Edgar . . Miller, Beverly . . Miller, Sally . . Miller, Harvey . . Miller, Leslie . . Miller, Viola Mills, Dan . . Mifchell, Leslie Mohr, A. R ..... Monfgomery, Dorofhy . Monfgomery, Lowell Monzon, Teresa . . Moody, Harold . Moon, Evelyn . Moor, Harry . STUDENT '.'1'Z'Z'f'1'f'i'Hririri'H-H-I'I'I'f'f I'1'f'f-1'.'I-I'.'I'I'I'1-If I-1'I'I'C'I'I'I'.'I',','.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.u' .'.'.'.'Z'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. .'.'.'.'.'.-.'.'.'.'.','.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'I'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.:.'.'.'.'.'.'. '.'.'. 'Z'2'I'2'I'I'I-Z-Z'I'I'Z'?1'1-Z'Z'Z ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'I'Z-Zvi-I-1'Z-DZ-1'2 ' ' ' ' ' ' Hi'Z'I'I'Z'2'Z'Z'Z'I'I-Z'Z'2'Z'Z'.'I-I-I ' ' ' ' ' ' CITY AND STATE . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . . . Colo . Arlingfon, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, Loma Linda, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, Los Angeles, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, Los Angeles, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . El Monfe, . La Sierra, . . Lodi, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra. . El Cenfro, . La Sierra, . Riverside, La Sierra, . Memphis, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . Denver, . La Sierra, California California California California n, Panama California California California California California California ffsbluff, Nebraska California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California Tennessee California California California California Colorado California NAME Moore, Clara . Morfensen, John' . . Morey, Elaine . . Munce, Clifford' . Munroe, Emily . Neal, Kafhleen . . Neeley, Raymond . Nelson, lan . . . . Neuman, Nancy. . . Nicholson, Jo Lynn Nicola, Bruce' . . Niemeyer, Beffy . . Nip, Kennefh . Nixon, Joseph . Nixon, Naomi . Noble, Gad' . . Noble, Walfer . . Norfhrop, Halel . Olds, Conrad . . . Olson, William . . . Osborne, Genevieve Osborne, Roberf Osfer, Kafherine Ovas, Ramona . Packard, Marian . Page, Walfer . Parker, Ro-Vella . Parkhouse, Lois . Parreff, Jean . Pasher, Yvonne . Perry, Kennefh . Pefers, Andrew . Phillips, Anifa . Plinlre, Lowell . . Praff, Rufh . . Price, Thaine' . Prifchard, Sfephen Ouailey, Muriel . Quinfrell, Clara Ray. Lydia . Raymond, Lois . Reed, Clinfon, . Reeder, Nancy . . Reynolds, Roberf . Richardson, Charles Rifenbarlx, Janice . . Rifchie, lnelda . . Roberfs, Freda May Robison, Roy . . . Rogers, Rufh . . Rosenberg, Sfanfon CITY AND STATE . La Sierra, Loma Linda, . Arlingfon, . Compfon, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, Los Angeles . La Sierra . La Sierra Loma Linda, Temple Cify, Loma Linda . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . . San Bernardino . Riverside, . Arlingfon. Long Beach, . La Sierra . La Sierra, California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California . San Anfonio, Texas . La Sierra Los Angeles . La Sierra . Arlingfon . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . Buellfon . La Sierra, . La Sierra, Loma Linda . La Sierra . La Sierra . Arlingfon . La Sierra . La Sierra Loma Linda . La Sierra . Riverside, Loma Linda, . La Sierra . Arlingfon. Baldwin Parlc California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California RGSTER NAME Ross, Franlt . . Rofh, Beffy Lou . Rofhgeb, James . Rofhgeb, Roberf . Rofhroclr, Rosalin Rowe, Roberf . Rusche, Frank . Rufan, Samuel . Ryerson, Beffy . Sage, Royal . . Sanders, Pauline . Scanflin. Dorofhy . Scanflin, Lawana . Schierman, Rufh . Schmidf, Carl . Schmidf, Earl . Schmidf, Erling . Schmidf, Gladys Schmiffou, Jereldyne Schooley, Paul . Schroeder, Vernon . . Schwindf, Roberf . Scoggin, James . Scully, James . Seaward, Barbara Seeley, Marybelle . Shaffer, Leslie . Shearer, Roy . . Shearn, Harold . Sheldon, Dorofhy . Sheldon, Barbara Shepard, Calvin Sherman, Jean . Simlxin, Coral.ee . Slcyberg, Phyllis . Smifh, Bruce . . . . Smifh, David Hilles Smifh, Dorofhy . . Smifh, Dunbar . Smifh, John . . Spear, Bonnie . . Sfauffer,Margaref . . . Sfearns, James . . Sferling. Calvin Sfoehr, Edifh . . Sfriclxland, June . Sfump, Franl: . . Talge, Malcolm . Taylor, Joyce . Terrell, Elaine . Thompson, Joan -:f:-:-:+:+:- rf:-:-'-'sz-:':iz-:ffm-:-:-:-:-z-:fa :-:':-:-:-:':-:+v:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- 1-:-:-:-:-:-:-:c-:-:-:-:-:- -:-:-a:- - -1 - - CITY AND STATE Soufh Gafe, . Riverside, . La Sierra La Sierra . La Sierra La Sierra La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . Riverside, . La Sierra La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra Bellflower . La Sierra Willowbrooll La Sierra . La Sierra, . La Sierra La Sierra . . Fresno . La Sierra Los Angeles La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra La Sierra . Arlingfon, California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California NAME Thompson, Ralph . Thurber, Claude Thurman, Pafricia Tome, Beffy . . Traufwein, Calvin Trefhewey, Fern Tripp, Miriam . Tucller, Royal . . Turner, Evelyn . Twiggs, Barbara . Vander Mei, Corliss' Verbal, Esmer . . Verde, Vincenf . Vipond, Dorofhy . De Vore, Eunice Voss, Howard . Wagner, Phyllis . Wahlen, Marquise . Wallace, Leland . Wallaclu, Dwighf . Wafson, Myrfle . Wafson, Nellie . Wazdafslxey, Anna Weeks, Howard . Wesf, Charline . Wheeler, Beffy . Whifalcer, Beffy . Whifalrer, Roberf' . Whife, Florence . Whifley, George . Whifley, Maxie Wilroff, Anna Wilburn, Delia . Williams, Clyde . . Williams, Elizabefh Winn, Viola . . . Wisfer, George . Wong, Pearl . Wong, Peggy . Wood, Arlena . Wood, Floyd . Wood, Zaida . Woolever, Gene Woosley, Sylva . Wrighf, Blanche Wyman, Franlx . Young, Clarence . Young. Madelyn . Youngberg, Madge . Zane, Beafrice . . Zimmermann, Eleanore -.v v.-1. V.-.W .- f 1 Mwzzfrsffacf CITY AND STATE California California California California California California California California a, Arizona California California California California California California Oklahoma Cincinnafi, Ohio California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California California . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . Pafagoni . La Sierra, . Norwalk, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . . La Sierra, . Homesfead, . La Sierra . . La Sierra San Bernardino, . . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra, . La Sierra . Riverside . La Sierra . Los Angeles . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra . Loma Linda, . Riverside, . La Sierra, . La Sierra . La Sierra . . La Sierra . La Sierra . Riverside, . La Sierra, . La Sierra . La Sierra . l.a Sierra . La Sierra . Loma Linda . La Sierra . La Sierra . La Sierra, . La Sierra, . La Sierra California .'vC'!4 Iv fc: gf 2 1,- 5 126 FRONT AND CENTER Unto him that worketh Valiantl . . . Complefed is our work fo record for you fhe memorable fhings of 'rhis year. The long, difficulf drive io secure words and picfures-which was inferrupfed confinuously by fesfs, campaigns, field days, picnics, and ofher acfivifies-need fear no more warfime shorfages, picnic sunburns, and campaigners' sore muscles. To all fhose who so graciously helped 'rhose of us on 'rhe sfaff fhrough fhe frying fask fhaf faced us, we proffer our fhanks and fhis book-which is 'rhe resulf as much of 'rheir efforfs as if is of ours. Jack Cannicoff and his associafes af 'rhe Los Angeles Engraving Company pafienfly worked fhrough fhe insfrucfions of a green edifor fo produce fhe phofo engravings, 'rhe picfures for which were furnished by L. H. Cushman, Richard Esgafe, Joseph Nixon, Arfhur Dalgleish, and ofhers who uncomplainingly followed every order, And fo 'rhe local Collegiafe Press, ifs manager, W. G. Lawson, and all of The crew, special fhanks for all fheir pafience, advice, and suggesfions fhaf have improved greafly fhe layouf of fhe book. For fhe arf work which enhances many pages, a greaf debf is owed 'ro Mrs. Chloe Sofsky and Marquise Wahlen, who burned a lol' of midnighf oil while finishing fhe lasf fwo or fhree drawings. To Richard Barron, Charles Marfin, and Francis Cossenfine-who capably man- aged fhe adverfising, business, and circulafion of fhe book-much grafifude. Deans Crandall and Walfer merif recognifion for fhe servicemen's secfion, which fhey furnished for us. 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