La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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l l .f x , fy 3.5, . f. r 1, llrll Mx. fir H. Allen Craw, M.Mus. Edna Farnsworfh, M.Mus. l v NOSllllllgl'OUll1. Xu standing morn. Almost CYL'1'f'lJlKly turns out liur at concert. This year we have two new lll5llillt,Uj1'5 to lnliill the clemancl :incl to arlcl variety to our alreztrly top quality. Mr. lvlllllifl' teaches the wincl instruments. He ohf tainecl his NI. QX. Iiroin North- western University and gained teaching experience at prise Academy in Kansas. He has started an excellent brass choir which enriches nrany Enter- LSC progralns. lVe are prix'- ileged to have Mr. Cerlach as an arlrlitional member of the music staff. He gracluatecl lrum the Berlin Cl0l1SCI'YZll0l'X' ul' Music. Many of the imf portant cities nl' Pfurnpe have hcarcl his haritone voice in opera and concert. Robert Warner, M.Mus. Werner Gerlach ov' ,f wiv' W , pa, i ' t ,r . 1,1 2 i- . :1 '35, ,l t 4. X F1 hsw lmall .X me 1. .' Q 5: 9,-fli H. B. Hannum, M.Mus., A.A.G.O. i.i,..33f1: 113, -P A . -' ,' TE it Y 1 'W'i'j?Xgf??2i 1 Alfred Wal+ers, M.Mus. John T. Hamilton, M.Mus. 29

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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.

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nursing e and prenursing il'hc prenursing girls know there is inure ill store for theni than taking teinpera- tures and einptring hedpans. Thex work hard in order to tlualilx' as hearers ol the Night- ingale lamp, and they realize it is their task to heal niinds as well as hodies. Students here are part of the collegiate nursing' school which prepares them to cope with the proh- lenis ol niodern society. physical e The Physical Education de- partment is interested in the total outcomes of life and ein- phasizes optimum health and character huilding through uholesome recreation. The kexnote to this years activ- ities has heen everyone parti- cipating. Hath the Gyinkana and i n t r a in u r al sports. CIoach Napier has increased fanipus interest in healthful at tixities. 30 Anna P. Edwardson, M.A. Q gQ V' f William J. Napier, B.A. Dorolhy Kues+er, B.A. Us Maudie Bryan, R.N., B.S.