La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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L I G I O N The panel discussion is one of the thought-provoking methods used by the instructors in the Bible Department. With iust the eagerness caught in this picture Elder Edward Heppenstall meets every class and helps his students to meet each spiritual challenge of life. Church pastor and Bible instructor, Elder Varner Johns both practices and preaches. One of his Interests — and burdens — this year has been the promotion of the new church building.

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R E DY filling the minds of scores of young people with divine truth the religion department fulfills through its students the exhortation to Go and tell to all nations. Student interest is evidenced in post-class discussions around the teachers ' desks and in Sabbath-after- noon hours devoted to student prob- lems in religion. These are conducted by Elders P. C. Heubach, J. C. hHaussler, and W. F. Specht. Elder V. J. Johns introduces new students to various fundamentals of Christianity while Elder E. T. hHeppenstall unties hard questions on theology raised by upper-blennlum students. Such study will profit many in earth ' s closing days. To lead his students Into the deep things of the Word and to nnake the Christian lite a workable, victorious experience is Elder Heubach ' s teaching aim. The fundamentals of our faith and how to present them to others comprise his field. Elder Walter Specht, with all his love of strenuous work and give-and-take fun, is every inch a scholar. Biblical language and the life and teochings of Jesus are his field. Elder Haussler makes everything so plain, say hii students. Every problem he attacks with lest, whethei It be a school problem or a weedy garden problem

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The notafion qoing down In that date book may be for an oral pronunciation test, for a waffle supper, or for a date to unravel some bothersome little natter in grammar. Four composition sections occudv many of Miss Beatty ' s hours, for there are students to help and readers to guide in their work on papers. Miss Beatl-y also taught a class in Milton. L A N G U Miss Ambs, who is equally and delightfully at home In French, Spanish, or English, believes that college-gained facility in language hastens efficiency when one answers a mission call. Did the man bite the doq? Then get It into your best news form and out to a waiting public. Mr. Crandall will give you the know- how In his newswritlng class. With sincere appreciation Miss Short teaches creative writing, essay, and contemporary Amer- ican literature. Mr. Racker ' s precision and his artisHc appre- ciation help In teaching German as well as in teaching music.