La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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W'-:ive ' 'A 1 frfiifm' ' ' . P ir. T' ' ' W' ' , Q A f gfrffi s 'LA 5lE,RRA:lACADEMY' e 4 1 f 1-r'-' i - ' - . , ' A -aovs' oonwnronv i 'fx of .'ll'l'UHllfV:-'liilfll student in the Aezuleniy ltonies is make :i tleposit ut' S.iO.tltl upon entering school. this sum s un zidxzinre payment on the stndt-nt's elizirges for the ft is in school. Resident students :ire required to make nn ment nf Slltltl. 'l'lierent'ter stzitenients is-sued at the F each srliool month mnst lie paid hy the middle uf the Ol month. lf payment. ur :arrangements szttislzirtury to tent. are not made lay this time the student will lie :asked te his school work. lents are required tu settle their accounts in full liefon' linlomzilnnoii zzracluzntimi. or before receiving their L-rude llilil Il. Ill e.ni.s' oonmxrcnv INN ? .... OOOOOIIUOCOQX : Outlme of Courses dm... ................ ..................... ' lill4l.l-I l tirtl1e lninfl :ind tltt- -dnl, :ts wt-ll :ts for tht- l,4,ilt ' l:iw tlizn strength is :it'qtiii'etl ln' etlnrt. lt ls exercise tl . I.. l.,.f...,..... ..., .i. .i... f'..,i i... ,-, . 1.1 ,i ii. The 1923-24 bulletin shows La Sierra Academy as the 84 students saw it during the first year. far. iq , Q11 A Q Farm work was emphasized from the beqinninq. J , ' '4 I Mr. Stearns' home was built in 1925. 'WWI' I ' ' ' . , . l 'l ' 1 I .- UM' . ' 2 I J T . 4 E. .4 . ' ' A In 1946. the same year that a tragic tire burned .alll he AVI. Workmen, under the direction of preceptor. raced to complete the A Howard Miller. men's dormitory by the first day of school. Oct. 3. r r K.. T-3 -Q. 'bw ' tl... Emi n f' if Y the old elementary school. the greatly needed A l U A. new church was started. ' l ' 9 've aww'-F . 'Wi' C

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Eld I. I. Nethery. then nxt NN ,. .X .4..... 5 N, ffl' ' f H X11 31...-..Q,.Q::'-, g -wwf '-L--lfogtusfvaam., ',,.,..m..f' mA. 1 Q K ,,.f- WV. I 1 --- it ht - ' 'Mt 5 A t Q is f.. ,N tes-Hier. . ,X 5 '-:--E-1: 33.2,-::E'L'E:ETfE:Ew'S: bf? af? 3 '1i' ' , .552 , 2. 3 - iferslzzifif 5. f Y MTHREN, this may Well he the place we have been look- xf Ii' 'f 'Wm 't -, E M.. ' 323525 -r 3 N '- 55+ - X -- V .g.:g.'-'w: -. , X ' ' Qi alrned Elder I. A. Burden as a group of weary men LQ-fri? it ite in thx h' t l ' th h d f a alrn Their ,ig y . eg t s ir s eeves 1n e s a e o p . -A uld net 'yhelp-beat1ng a little faster as they looked out 5 ' iii er? the ' 'lt Riverside V ll B f h h d Q f- , . . a e . e ore 1 em ., roa 1 ,W .A ' .. .4 it o ve gand, beyond,lthateextended s if and distance rose the'-lsnowola . Q 13, ii, I: I QI 'fi x wb ,. : , V, I . . V fgf XM Aw and Sa QAGO omo. - , we 4- vw f ni Q V Q ., h elix 2 , ., , 'N ' ' s . A' , , A , - ' 4--ftmzf. ., -'-A...,,,, f 1 ,H zu-- ft ,.'ffs:1 ,ft ng 5 1 Wi z: .- - S, H . .r , .V.. 1 2 W gf .A WW--e V 'file' , ,M Vf'?Efi-if . If2:5:' ' , .. l 4 WWW MMMN '?g2ls s'fAfA3 -5JivfV-'el 9'l FI' lf' l I , fy- ig f .:: ff' ,.,w . H Q ,' 1 ? M, A... x A f ' we -A V . 1 V, 4. if .. . . t ,A 4 W. 325' ' . 5??Ssf5rbfi5iQw'W f- ff? , ' -' WW 'M ff- . .4 f: :!z:a:-f-:wrzfa 44-mf . . fini ' :.- W , Jw, ,. . me-1,Amfeemawf:ef-m1::::fi .4.+.,..1-K - 1.-4, rfl-.:.1A:.,i... ., .-,. iz?-.Fw-.-4-Zftfay 1' 72,1 2'-'H 1-7375 ' X- ' isbn- ' - .. f -f V1: '9 Q Zz' .-Iiffggv 'vffwfg,3f4.+.fw:2-isW--:M-:M?2?l?s4z4-ftime fy . --.- , . :.mw-- - '- ' -et-Mwmiilf-a:::4.1.-rf-Wwe-x.f11,..,fg,..f..1:,,,.:1.,g,x:,py4gm,,.:r4tQt-my , .. r..r, s -f t r'1h -' V, .-,-1 M 'f 9, is ,.,.,-' remember Elder I. I. Robi- With appreciation we son, who as first principal of that embryo college fought the elements and poverty to fashion from two uncompleted buildings and a basketiul of equipment a Christian school. Special honor belongs to er president of the Southeastern California Confer- ho nurtured this institution into existence. ence. w He not only organized the forces that brought this institution into being, but actually guided the plow that turned shady campus. a watermelon patch into a C

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Girls of Gladwyn in the new look of 1922. I ii' x Middy blouses in no man's land. Girls of 1930 W W Mrs. I. I. Koehn. preceptress Hoes. spades. and hens. 1926. Speed Wagon, 1922, with Iulit Instructor, E. T. Bush Iudson at the wheel. Orchestra instructor Ida Tratt in center. Mrs. Ella Nethery and Mrs. Olive Palmer on either side. On the left in the second row is Frances Brown who has recently left for Helderberg College in Atrica. From little acorns in 1925