La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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Anyone who escaped oppor- tunity English and success- fully completed a year of Eng- lish Composition is beheld with ziwe by the freslnnnn who so recently ilziiled his way through 21 grueling English placement test. But with his progress during the year, the fr e s h in it n ' s apprehension Changes from fearful rever- ence to appreciative wonder as the scholarship in the helds of literature and composition unfolds. The intention of the Iinglish department is to pro- vide the student with infor- mation for Cultural enjoy- nient, proht through literary art, and efficiency in organ- izing ideas into well-formed written Composition. 26 Waller B. Crawford, M.A. Lillian BeaH'y, M.A. Thomas A. LiH'le, Ph.D. fax nw -'14-v 1 1' f L s ,, i T i, gr A 31 egg. ,L 1 va , .N 3. A . sf ' g ., lb ' .. , , .1 ,. . . J Lawrence E. Mobley, M.A. Helen F. LiHle, M.A.

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Y- 7 l industrial CII l'S lhe lncluslrial ,Xrls cleparl- nrenl greatly t'Ullll'llJlllCS lo 1 i Y the sleacly clevelopinenl ol' l,SCI. lor it turns out the inen who can turn clreznns into realities. lfuture areliiteets cle- sign new ancl hetter huilclings ancl get praelieal experience A. L.Toews, B.A. hy working on eonstruetion crews, while the carpenters answer the plalntive female ',g:,3Q L. . requests for a new tahle or stancl for open house. Print- ers-to-he get valuable experi- ence in hancl composition. - N 'r 'l d: press work, and hnotype. O pm we H. Russell Emmerson, B.A. Laurence E. Redmon. B-A modern languages The Modern Language cle- parnnenl never lacks for ainusenlent or znnalement. Generally the language stuclenl is in a state ol confusion over the exact meaning or lllllbllfil- lion ol an unlianiiliar gutteral growl or nasal inlleelion, anrl is extra carelul how he places his auenls. lforeign languages. like linglish. require the slucly ol granrniar, hul emphasis is placerl on the historical hack- giounrl anrl literature so lhal the sluclent will rlerelop a henei unclerslanrling ol cus- lonis anrl aflans ol the worlfl. 28 Margarele Ambs, M.A. Edward Nachreiner, M.A.