La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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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

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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

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,- 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.