La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1954 volume:

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STEARNS we dedicate the l953-54 METEOR. HANDS fb TON. '30 SPRUQTS' 'IB TEAMS G3 NARVE 94 moms yas ' NEKGHEDRSW43'4' 'MEA X -, 3, '17 g s ': 4' All . Lf- ' ' 1' , l -'4'1 ' A' ,... 'XJ 551: X R. . A . -:K 1 hal 1 i W -P. fl x li Q S5 li Qi, 1 Y lvl l4 Q . E . ,J ,J 11, ml' ' 14: L, 11 1! 1 Y 11 A 'Q I I a . V sl Q. K, l . 5 fl 5 e . ' n h i Rial I . ,f-,. - at i Qi -'I t A wsu-wmmm., ' c Y 11 '. v 9.2 A Q :M ' - . -s .ff ,, -- .. - - . 'M --, M v : . .. ,. -.4 1 J,:Lw. :z:m.:f,f,,,,v.....-Q . ,.,,,,.-m,.,- .4-1 1 'N' l , , ,,,,,,,, ' ,, Y - 1 ,.,.. .. im, an ' -I-f 'Il-...,,,, Y. al' ' J -M. . 5 , - U Kr, ff 4. IL , 1-13' . og U! I r ig ' . .n X , -N 5 2 5 Q 4 I , ' r few L af? 1 Yin .Fq' , .Q- vip- 11' I 0' I ' 0 Q 4 4 1 QQ PD B . a V. I , 'xv ps .I Q? , .. ' ' f -I I In 4 Q , 5 0' - ! ',..X, gl ,-,fl A 9 'if' 3 I :wiv A I I f I 6 A 9 . N . I ' 'U' 9 SR -E ,-..,N Y, A Ls 1 WC 'A H 1. - 'I v- f' i YNY rr' Q -M . ,Au : I -J',Y ,V Q ' ' if 4 Jr ff - .Jfk Y-' 1:4 . lslsf. v I W . pn v . X l . N :Q- Q - v IQ-4 '1 Ji.. Y, '58 1 ' lazy A 4 ,- ,-,.,', ' I A v W -.F .- f we 2 Sr Q 'i 0:19 x 1 , v hx-. '1 Q-5. I A .H -.L . ,Q .5- if ,gm 4 .,. kv ,. . l'5' F1- '. lx 5 .ig 4 j' -I.. Q: .'-4 ' yn '1 it 1 to J A 1- ol 1 . 1 'l 6' ,J aaa., D Asthe farmer tends his fields, consid- ering 'only the improvement of his harvest, so our teachers weed, prune, and cultivate painstakingly the plants that develop under their care. Men anfd women rightly trained for service owe much of their success to the will- 'Ing hands of these Christian instructors. GZ T. Anderson, Ph. D. President ,H'e oversees the diverse activities of a busy school. His humor, patience, and fairness lubricate the wheels-big and Iittle-con- stantly awhirl on the campus. ...ff-,f-A. . 1 . xiii-2 q.I..g.J,,?., , . .i l '5i1'pl.Q'gfBjol48 Donnie, Dennis, Dr. Ander- '1.Jrf-.i',1'v fads -. , L ' '-' ., . Z' ' Y- . ' gx-735'-':.,'.g1s-15117fEonQl'e,,Mc7r1lyn,and,,,Mt's.,Anderson. ,A -. 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Business Mionogeiib Let's cogitote on that first-. fl -',.j ' . , -1' .,f,1.. .-gf-r I' -A 1.u ,..16 ., , ,Clarence M. Laue, B. S. Asst. Business Mgrj m Q 3 Need o iob? Need some heIp?b- He's YOUIf'l'h'UiFf H . . . , . , V A A ' OUR BOARD: R. R. 'aaJr1,'HowQrd L. 'Shullg Andrew C, Peering, ,Johlrififfl ' 0 I .Weaver, 'G. 1-T. UAndergon, C. l..Bduer, ,W.'E. Anderson, .C'hopmon, b 8 '.'-PcQ.ElIf0ft,:E'f'IltQSf'!..'.PlC1Ck6,.A..Qi,'NQIQOnln'-F... wr. .schft.epperA.-Qf.q-LHLV5Pf.'ii1icig3g5j. lt.fg g A-'-.,:f.'fmq117pfcf.-inquLQ..xi-.-Rusmesqyt G.-. 9vkef...f:n4 cuwBeskef-,..- A E t Ree Hiatt, A.B. Asst. Registrar Our loss is Texas' gain. . 'P .55 C-: ---ng f ...RQ- Willeta Carlsen, B.S., Registrar She comes up smiling in the midst of registration, evaluations, applications, and G. P. A. consultations. i My keep fzecafwia, it The Prof goes down yawning with the registration blues. Earle Baird, Dr. Thompson, Peter Dudar. , nv. ' L l ' . P C Y nf? aff. i ' flWsics8Math. 5 Y iff' ' Ad 'li' l ll V I l . lt .H J A ' I i v A Q 1 ff i - Nw-.. - .. I +R-:lan 46,4 T' D. Y ,,.,- 'tj ,,,,.-nl' -- Glenn Hilts, B.S. in L.S., A.M., Library Of the making of books there is no endg making them available to students is his specialty. dd 6 afzmcz' Hope H. Hayton, B.S. in L.S., A.M., Library Science Information sleuth for frustrated freshmen. Mrs. Patricia Hirsch, M.S. in L.S., Library Shhhhhh -- Gooning Genii That will be five cents pIease. Paul Smith, Darryl Comstock, Jean Petras I -jf A 5 in -r '2 - - ,S h 1 B V'-1' .iff -.111 y I Q - .,.. ,..... X' I -. XS ' I ri Z wx ww- .. l 41 f 'Y ' ' -. ' ., J- A , swf- 4-1 'slr li any 4 .t Lois McKee, B.S., Dean of Women . Encouragement when neededg restraintwhen necessary. In the Marionette Noel, Beatty, Loignon, Jones, and Rusk collaborate on checkers and corn. 469 mind 1556 feddfd Dorothy Kuester, B.Th., Asst. Dean of Women y A friendly smile you can't miss and V 'Home was never Iikethisl' A Q- ', ' ' always just when you .litl yi ,AA it ' , 5 1-RQFUQDQ-,Klfl5i?Y.t..'M.9l!'9'3 .Hell g c ' , -'J ,v 1 r. . ,uf . It 159' t .5 I' ,A 4, 1' 1 , -ska, x'1 f I :gr . 5 if N, .Li I u , i 534' A Q 2 1 lf ' U 'r ,. ,x UE L31- ! n 'a Iii f rp-1 QS ... 3' We s' V- .T P it ' if 5 Kl' 1 . K A f ' 1. ' -A nf --1' -1? 1 n 11 Ag wg. 4 Ts Qf 'lug if f Hugh Love A B Dean of Men 1 -JZ' 1 'S m 'w nrx IL My dalalfie , Edward Heppenstall, Ph.D. Religion Come now, let us reason together. Cecil J. Haussler, Ph.D. Religion Green-thumbed professor who is an au thority on the writings of Ellen G. White Alger F. Johns, A.M. Religion I walked that day where Jesus walked. Walter F. Specht, A.M. Religion It may be Greek to you, but its bread and butter to me! Norval F. Pease, B.D Religion Pastor of the College Church Man shall not live by bread alone T awww! ide pau' Edward Nachreiner, A.M. Modern Languages He says a lot in a short time - and in three languages! Margarete Ambs, A.M. Modern Languages Comprenez - vous? Wilfred J. Airey, Ph.D. History Now l'lI tell you about the gentleman from Missouri. Charles B. Hirsch, Ph.D. History Best value since inflation set in - a Hirsch nickel quiz. Warren Shultz discovers that History maketh a young man to be old without either wrinkles or grey hairs. 4 ek. f' vw fin? b I 9 J if U . wg l- v V - ,f J x 'IIA ,J K ,A sn, Q -1 X Ar li ,-of' Y ' 1 4 531' 'ws Thomas A. Little, Ph.D. English Lite, literature, and Little - a memorable combination. keg ,Mazpea 254464 fan , ,L , Lawrence E. Mobley, A.M. English Monday we'll do a little writing. Mrs. Helen Little, A.M. English Whether coaching the floundering the Freshman English student, making litera- ture live, or keeping house for the dean, she is equally proficient. Lillian L. Beatty, A.M. English She thrives on a steady diet of Freshman English papers. 45 YI ff '-s. L. -fs ,,,, Atl' 00 I6 -i Mabel Curtis Romant, M.O. Speech Richard Norman, A.M. Speech Reading maketh a full mang writing an Mr. Norman tells his speech classes: A QXUCT mimi - Und 900d Speed' Un ef- good speaker keeps his teachers awake. walling and weak deg tend ta Zeeman Irene Ortner, A.M. Secretarial Science Let's try that at l4O. Karl F. Ambs, M.Bus. Adm. Economics Ralph L. Koorenny, A.M. llwhen i went to college, i W0l'ked 'f0l' Buginegg Adminigfrgfign cents an hour. Keeping up to date with his favorite newspaper. 'gf- ffm-fa' iff J ,. X , I X: X x rt 'D' I l ' V ,- keg make geaea, - X t Frank Judson, M.S. Agriculture On his farm he practices what he teaches in the classroom. Yvonne Pasher Sonneland, B.S. Home Economics Take Home Ec. - then you can have your cake and eat it, too. William J. Napier, A.B. Physical Education Coach always has an encouraging word forthe inexperienced but aspiring athlete. H. Russell Emmerson, A.B. Architectural Engineering He hews future builders. What you sew, you sometimes rip. Elaine Sousa 5 ' ' WLLEE' Q9 Nil ..j,.4-'z , , lgf!.fff,,:,:.y'-' 4 . .-H ,. ,. , ,- -,, . ,.,4n,.n. - -f .-..' --, ' ,- .. KN. a, ,vxw . - T--.SG -' - '-1 '- r' ,. . 11,1 .- . 'I s' .1 X. -' ' , ,- -,.- .'.-.- 'ff . . 1 7, A, 1 ' '..' 1 ..'.,' .5..:X:LI,jv!l f NNSQ f 5 '47 c,1E'.fZ,p v fi -1 ' l I Q 1 :KX gamma. and gqmvmdldca cm Donald Brown, Ph.D. Biology He is equally at home in laboratory or field. Lloyd E. Downs, A.M. Biology The complexity of chromosomes clears when he instructs. Botany for Bishop - Oh, no! Why didn't you tell me that before! Elmer Widmer, B.A. Biology Meet my friend, Oscar, invites this new and cordial member of the biology staff. Anna P. Edwardson, A.M. Nursing Education To treat a cold, first get rid of the bug by... 'Nat 4,5 it-1 -1 ,rf Qvf it ff' i +5 4 l deaf fzeaefdau, Harold B. Hannum, M.Mus., A.A.G.O. Organ and Theory Back to Bach! Prof. advises the Home on the Range enthusiasts. John T. Hamilton, M.Mus. Voice Artists perform in HMAthanks to La Sierra's own impressario. Alfred Walters, M.Mus. Violin Say, that sounds like music! Who would know better than the maestro? Frances Brown, A.M. Voice Africa loaned her to La Sierra, but she be- longed to us first. r-..,,k fzdqtkm and 56466406 - 9 le Chloe Adams Sofsky, A.B., B.F.A. Art Tis God gives skill, But not without men's hands. 1 . i l i s I Z1 Robert Warner, M.Mus. Ed. Band Instruments That's a low blow! Little boy plays a big horn under his expert guidance. H. Allen Craw,4M.Mus. Piano Budding composers and musicians get a 7 helping hand from an accomplished pianist. Edna S. Farnsworth, M.Mus. Piano Chords or discords - she remains un- perturbed. kg panda cmgfea Julian L. Thompson, Ph.D. Physics i Much learning hath not made him mad. i I i i i i it t i i wi Lt 1 1 . i Lester H. Cushman, M.S. Mathematics Horn blower, physicist, picture taker, bug- ologist, caiculist, clock synchronizer, and mike master- that's our Mr. Cushman. James Riggs, M.S. Physics As I see it the weather for tomorrow and dlfamd William D. Leech, Ph. D. Chemistry The handwriting on the wall remains a mystery until interpreted by an experi- enced teacher. Ba-l-2Na:Banana bonuslerl question: Luella Latham Kretchmar, M.S. Chemistry The 'first six weeks are the hardest. But it was supposed to work! Lois Svoboda I If Raymond H. Sheldon, B.S. Chemistry Puzzled chemists learn meaning of Prof's 'f.'f.l l -.4-vu pr George T. Simpson, A.M. Secondary Education Maybel Jensen, A.M. Elementary Teacher Educationi Prof WGVUS his Smmpedlng llf3O PSYCh0l09Y Repetition is the mother of learning. class against the herd instinct. Doris H. Brown, A.M. Secondary Education Freshman crop reveals minds fruitful and fallow degh ' talented Supervising Teachers in Secondary Education Seated: Lovina Tibbets, Barbara Jones, Max Williams lPrincipaIl, Grace Alvarez, Nellie Phillips, Reva Palmer, Fadalma Ragan. Standing: William Napier, Robert Warner, Adolphus Parker, Floyd Wood, Mrs. Kathryn Wood, W. D. Montgomery. . 4.-.V i J 1 i Q , , i lg l Lf , . 1 lv T l l .3 , , . . 'lv . . Q X Taka teaching the tots. ,Maxx 17' VR:-,cf ifqig mfg, -q l ,J X w, , -N. ' -A , iv . ,X ,. 'v- , ' f -fi, i . 4, ..'. .., w'l.:-af.-fm if iii, i 'f-'47 1 .-H -. .3 ,, u . 1, A:.iwii1.- if: T,s! x J with 1 f' i. 1 '. ' ' 'A 1 e i J x 5' li' it H ny if '?hf5 1 li, ,x1fL,,,,,...- Ql,n Q.F'Y a-'P ,QW 4:72 , .gf gk? fi 'fx - ,,-, :N Mrs. Mary Groome lst grade Mrs E. H. Heppenstall s and 2nd grades Mary Woodward 2nd grade Nellie Odell 3rd grade X. ,eye funn -535 fr......,y ml New 'O V. VJ. J, ff Lf Supervising Teachers in Elementary Education ft ff J! 1 i I I Eugene Bates 1 Principal f' , All I, Paul Kravug f' 8th grade f, HeIery 'Swenson g rade if I Mrsfleona Montgomery .lm ff! 7th grade Deena Dee 3rd and 5th grades Mrs. Noreen Damazo 4th grade Mrs, Frances Crow p...-' 5th grade nlmll E l. 'X i A-, ' czrcelf ru., J J Sum! -ff H f of -..-.4-W, -.., F 'WA sl., 5.46 7 S F- I l .,r, .ui ,h 99 ug, 1 4 . ul lla- . 5 'fl - . ., v ' I . ff X xx 1 , an I . df l:'A!'.a -- 'l'.f 1- 1' v 2,3 J! '. --fm' . ' 'z-. , x N- 1 5 ,lsnzlrv l IOC -. .P- .,,. N A ,JJ V s ,wx 1 ff I ,I ,QD of 5 Hrfqyso V' : A-' - 1 u. 1 f, fi' ' . 'I . kb fs 2- 'rv ,a 4A ,.f - A rs L G f N vi .5 ,153 7 1,1 .z ii 1 -11 W . ..s '55, ,,,..f LA SIERRA HALL I These walls at one time bulged with the chapel, library, admini- strative offices, and classrooms. With the phe- nomenal growth of the college, first the chapel and later the library and offices were moved to make more classroom space for the increased onslaught of hundreds of different la differentl scholars nd in- Thus a or and, For self or others, good or ill, Life is ordained to bear, like land S . I ome fruit, be fallow as ' ' Il must work, with head h it will. sf' ,. - 'L' E Q I A hfflf , SOCIAL SCIENCE: of. wimed J, Airey and warren rash, Art simon, . -' F I ,4 , ,,' v is I F!-21 Ed Dirksen, Glen Moore, Alvin Chow, and Margaret von Hake examine an -f .qvofgi -ff . . ' 1 ' 5' . 'FQ' fl original copy of the New York Herald announcing the assassination of Abra- -fzffjpxi-Lqfgfaflf-,',ef ham Lincoln. Through a lively IRC and field trips to places where history was c-I3 born, students are encouraged to become intelligent and active members of A A I society. 7 ei 30 . . 3-.if-j':',, Q a6Zmeaaa,,.'ze ' medal 1 . xi -ug ' s..- Embryonic teachers Charles Case, Dick Forrester, and Betty Hannum are led through the mazes of a comparative test by Professor Simpson. The depart- ment's program of cadet teaching is carried on in the demonstration schools on the campus as well as in other nearby elementary schools. There's more to language study than clocks, dishes, and dolls, but Eugene lukson, larry Brewer, Eleanore Stone, and Bill Dalton are intrigued by Professor Nachreiner's treasures. How to learn German in Ten Easy lessons is unknown to Herr Professor, but Span- ish, French, and German, in time, take root in the minds of earnest linguists. K-I Books, maps, and Dr. Little combine to carry literature students Jane Douglas, Illene Wells, and Dorothy Leung back to Victorian times. Courses in literature and writing lead to increased enioyment of good reading and facility in expressing one's own ideas. Members of Mrs. Romant's radio speech class reenoct scenes of the American Revolution in o simulated broadcast. Platform poise and clear-cut arti- culation are two of the obiectives this training seeks to fulfill. Poor speaking habits are corrected and an effective manner of vocal presentation is cultivated. sq N' wkxs f E J Q 2 --I 'sl .7 .19 1:10 ! 'i 'I fs 1' I 4 f' f eg..-uv - ,, D The smell of fresh plasler and painl have given way, in one shorl year, to the pungenl aromas of formalin and hydrogen sulfide. Here aspiring pre-meds and hopeful pre-denials struggle diligently on the , I 5' realisfic battlefield of lhe GPA. 1-'far 4 B, , , wg, , l f . .. ,fi fi V. gf,--,, lg I 1 'A A I f if i .- i al M. '1,' if Analomy lab assislanl Don ' i 4 Pelers knowingly. points out the acelabelum of . ' a human pelvis io Carolyn McDonald. Whelher 4249 - . . ' K dissecling felines or di09H0S'f'9 l 5l0l09'wl ' lhe fulure scieniisl finds lhe facilifies sections, and fraining program suiled lo his individual needs. Mary Lou Joers brings her ionic troubles la Mrs, Krelschmar and Wilbur Douglas who are repealedly aslonished al lhe complexily of a beginning chemisl's problems. Nloiors and minors have opporlunilies for re- search fhrough affilialion with lhe Loma Linda Food Company. aldwectdag, emezdm ' , cmd aaiaaimfing gi From beneath the shrouding black cloth there often comes the unexpected, but Lynn Floyd is determined to get the iump on the results in the photo- graphy classes' first exposure to the Graflex View Camera. Here they master the art of making lens, film, and light do their bidding. Ohms, volts, and amperes com- bine to foil Denis Inaba and Eugene Shake- speare's hopes of leaving physics lab early, Organizing myriads of devices of every size, shape, and description, the physics department has worked tirelessly this year to get settled in their new and expanded quarters in Son Fernando Hall. Ivy covered and picturesque, this patriarchal building from its early years has been the home of the sci- ences. Today, future Boyles, Newtons, and Ein- steins quietly work behind its bell-crowned facade. ,.,v 45-1 4..-M. ...af - st ex- the campus 'f' an Ulm' INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING: Se' onlie odors of mea-S and , l arts where - ' btat of the M0000 . clusive feP05e 'S 'hu ho l . - 'lver and buzzing saws' wood shavift95 The proof of the pudding is in the eating: the success of the sewing is in the fitting. Mrs. Sonneland and Darlene Cowan mirror their approval of iust one phase of the training available in home arts. blend to the tune ol tmkllng Sl 3 From hand to machine has been the progress of modern agriculturep two of tomorrow's farmers, Lynn Morton and Royce Guhl, examine the improved features of a planter which does much to relieve the back-strain of work on today's farm. U. 1- A e'Q 1 B , r- A little church among the palms, this hall of worship furnishes a quiet, secluded spot for meditation and prayer. Morning and evening find the men of Calkins and MBK meeting here for worship, but in the spring we may see a quiet wedding party gathered to honor the establishment of a new home. 4 M v d BUILDING CONSTRUCTION: H 0 I I i 5 Oxley applies his skill in the use of the straight edge and triangle as he helps plan the plumbing installations and electrical outlets for the house being erected by the building construction class. Psycho-ceramists Paul Rice chiuti and Shozo Tabuchi decorate pieces of their own designing while Priscilla Baker carves a green sewer pipe into a lamp base. But not all the brush work goes on in the ceramics lab. Canvas and paper, too, sometimes look better when they've been painted on. F' A Z A - 'las n ,l'1iQf':if LIBRARY AND ADMINISTRATION Near the edge of the palm- shaded campus, Fulton Memorial Library pro- vides the meeting place for inquiring minds and the learning to be found in books. As students tread softly in the shadows of the SILENCE signs, typewriters clack and telephones iingle in the administrative wing. dd I I I 5 0 I I BUSIN ESS ADMIN ISTRATICDN: Profes- sor Koorenny stands by for emergency assistance in case freshman accounting students get too deeply involved in the complexities of debit and credit. Very serious about the business of posting are Pat Larson, Eugene Luksan, Dale Scheideman, and David Bevins. The hesitant tap- ping of keys which characterizes the beginner soon gives way to the rhythmic melody of the expert typist. Secretarial training isn't all typewriters- down the hall are other machines to be mastered and across the way shorthand dictation goes on interminably. in I A I pgs! it 1 ri li it j F' -1 -'if' lil' Sb- I 4 4 r Qi 5 14, ns . s f i A l N. ii' xx A 8 ,.t ll? it V f A i I ' e Q2 fi G mfs 24? 4 Q V Q 'i S 4 434 1, , -'SEQ ff! gf l i WA! ggi!! Y L . fi I. 1. 1 ul ,: . li M , X 7 'W A ' l- A x ,: 'A if v s It NX- Z Q 1. 5.5 1 a b . -A A 1 'X' , yi?-if :fi,7' X ' ff' ,X S , 1 Y f I e s - E 2 if ' ' Q . . M I f ,-,. l V ii : 2 is rg . lil . T51 K 4 f J , iii I A, gh, LA The massive simplicity ot its graceful Gothic arches enhances the spirit of wor ship as the grand music of the organ and the swelling tones of the choir reverberate within its hallowed weather-streaked walls. lt is here that weary hearts find refreshment, thoughts are elevated to things divine, and God's presence is felt within the soul. I Wright and Bill Schlunt get proctica In I , ll-known field evangelism from Elder J. L. Shu er we ' s Elder Johns looks orl- 'K X denominational evan9el'5l' G I. The Religion Department probably affects the ives ua of more People on the camPl-'S 'hon any olher de- t nt for its aim is to instill in the hearlS of par me 1 tudents a love and resP0 5lbllllY lo G personal s God and to their fellow men. , u i 4 l l 1 A.. It --YG Don Anderson, manager, and Cliff Dinning, production manager, take time out to read the Critter just off the press. They supervise A steady flow of calls re- porting leaky pipes, no heat, and flickering fluores- cents provides plenty of activity for John Clough, superintendent of maintenance, and his 13 em- ployees. the work of five presses, two linotypes, and I3 employees. I I I ailczfaa l.et's make a clean sweep, E. W. Matheson admonishes one of his 60 employees-they do, too, as they wear out 148 brooms a year. William M. Tasker, head of the Carpentry Department, the Templeton brothers consult the blueprint for the next step in converting College Store into a supermarket. and the ww JG '1 .4 U O s- 7- Planning attractive and nutritious meals for nearly a thousand people is all in a day's work for Director Paul S. Damazo. Ever :Q alert for short-cuts to greater efficiency and better service, he is always ready to help in his spare time in the planning of banquets and parties. ' ' Z ! PRODUCTION LINE: Elaine Sousa and Virginia Hein hurry to finish the salad for the noon-time rush. i 4 ' 'ggnamtazqneaeaadliea i 6 . To Mrs. Pearl Guild, superintendent of the laundry, and her ten student workers, life is iust one BEHIND THE IRONED CURTAIN with Violet Okamoto, Anita pile at dirty clothes after another-a ton and a half a Feyerabend, and Merrilyn White. weekll v t .iii Ur 'TTY -' 7. -- -H-J Q1 :-,lik 'X-fe. Oc 4, 'YY' .-r -lf.. N V A L 1 hx ,L 'sky ---Z' Xs If ,Ax ,. x, , K1 'I-.f o X al , 'O 0,4 ss N 4 Jil!-u 4. , Q 'zfbfrffg , +n,'bql. 'V . y ' A s 1 X0 ,, -r 0.0 W, -'Henley I . -g ,O WQ- o an as 'J .- -s SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT: Mrs. Ethel SECRETARY TO THE DEAN: Mrs. lla Hannum fits another appointment into Dr. Mobley works with Tom Dickinson on his Andersan's already busy schedule. Selective Service papers. Even the business office has its lighter moments- Earl Gillespie, cashier, shares an amusing anecdote with Aileen Dixon, office manager, and Mrs. Specht, from the accounts payable department. 1. I ' N! 4 1-17 if 0 C ...f SECRETAPY TO THE BUSINESS MANAGER: Mitzi Smith schedules an off-campus pro- gram-iust one of her many duties, I PBX: Norma Eldridge makes connections for some of the 3,000 calls which pass through the Pax daily. I .. ' I F l Dr Donald H Abbott school physncuan explores the depths F. E. Romonl, manager of the College Store, and Paul Whilney discuss lheir monlhly order for 600 lbs. of dog food and 120 gal. of Soylac. As? 'N -1:3 'rv' P , 3...-I V f l SNIPPERS: Henry Smith and William Ostermiller cut their way through weeds and school bills. GROUNDS: G. C. Ferguson, head of the grounds department, masterminds the work of 55 boys whose job it is to keep l2 acres of lawn manicured and l5O0 laying hens happy. ccoZZ'c2fz7z'4eweede a Me FARM: For 28 years George Stearns has managed the college farm. Astride his palomino or driving through the pasture in a jeep or pick-up, closely followed by Lassie and her friends, he is 0 fomilicf sgghg. MORE CORN: Ben LeDuc chops silage for the winter's feed supply u-114 J s QUIBBLING FOR POINTS: Jim McNamara earnestly seeks to convince doubting reader Bill Shea that he truly deserves a better deal on that last paper. Student readers keep teachers from being completely snowed under by the eternal avalanche of routine checking. 756464 a6Z,,. CLEANING HALLS AND CLASSROOMS: Carol Carson takes time out to brighten the mop- ping-up operations of De Von Nieman. Though their work is not all glamour, ianitors keep things and n for appreciative profs and scholars. -1-I WATCHING WHILE OTHERS SLEEP: Gro- tesque shadows playing eerily ot charades, as sound effects by mockingbirds and owls pierce the night, create a campus world unknown except to nightwatchman Bob Martin, who walks the creaking stairs and silent paths alone. KEEPING TABS ON THINGS AND PEOPLE: Monitors like Pete Valdez work in a world of ringing bells, flying questions, and mountains of record-keeping. Of invaluable aid to the cause ol law and order, these servants of the people lead a busy and harried existence. 9- f. -f ' I ' . - h 1 I S' It-if I fy Y ' ,' -'. J d.ika ':l D hi nf' ., F ' 'r.4.I7. 5 5 ,,,. IJ! , ' x ' ' 1 -A 1 'I' .15 if .C ' 3 5 .. yy. ' -. f fr'A- A. T. I. J- ' - 'fl-'71 ' ' 1--'CA' 'xg l ' A if ' 'gf' 'VT 'ws .. ig ' 0 ' '- Q ' A ' 4 4 t. O ' -us-. 5 Q , :D , I U 9 ' 1 , ll . 1 U ,- 'j?.?i':' E, , is rl. all -J JM. A ' ', ,o, ' A' , ,, I - J F-1. xkx 1 4-ff . 5 ff, I ', I r 'I' q . ' ,fc 7 -mi rl? 1 1 ,C .QW if . ,. 0 ' - . . . ' ' 'Q F4 1' 'N s 5 ' 1 in '-'r' 4. . fl .a' s 4 i 11 ref' ,px 'V f,'.,4 1. I CO 'Q 1014 Q11 'Y v' '1 A , Mg, ., Q-'gr sa 04' I I Q L- Q'-r' 'ff ,-rv Qaeaimea Young, tender, and inexperienced in the ways of the big wide world are the seedlings who have iust burst through the sod and for the first time are exposed to the rigors of college life. Cultivated with daily assign- ments, weeded by examinations, watered with the inspiration of God-fearing teachers, and warmed by the sunshine of friendship, they are nurtured to collegiate maturity. A5 sf rw-5 E-1 5 uv-5,4 .x 1 Q Carolyn Abbott Marlene Allen Jan Almstadt Richard Altig Albert Anderson Carol Anderson La Vern Andress Andrew Atadero Freberin Baerg Nona Bailey Shirley Balm Duane Barker Philip Bassham Delmar Batch Richard Bates Barbara Batson Eldon Bauer Clement Beals Betty Beatty Norma Beegle Ralph Beegle Marolyn Behrens Frances Beldin Jefferson Beldin Anne Beniamin Maxine Bergman David Bevins Arlan Borg Audrey Bowan Joyce Boyd Clarence Bracebridge Merle Breitigam Alfred Brown Edwin Bunch Kenneth Burt Lydia Cadelinia Jack Carpenter Naomie Carranza Ethel Carrerre Carol Carson Carol Charboneau Dianne Chase Glenn Chee-A-Kwai Sondia Crane Patricia Craven James Crawford Barbara Crew Carroll Crisp Eunice Dahl Lyle Deem , Margaret de la Rocha Lillian De Melt Arnold Denler Barbara Dickerson Tom Dickinson , ii, ,f . .Jun I L IV X .W ii ,5?' f J l ,A ff? Z M ' - 'sf' J 1-if ' Ev. , ,LZ I J 542 . v-I 'N.f, -.I 1 7 fi? ,Q f . ln. .Q 'C' .1--Q. A , X ar: 'Xl 1.4-f 3 if QQ: NO' - '77 if I l John Donesky Arlene Eberhardt Norma Eldridge Joe Elliot Donald Evans Patricia Everest Marlyn Eyer Joel Fabiani t s v i 'KX Anita Feyerabend Mqe Fong Arlen Fox Richard Fuss Gary Garrett Norma Jean Gibson Jay Gipson Alfred Gorton Earle Gray James Hagele Margie Hall Harry Hansen JoAnne Fallen Lynn Floyd Sue Foshee Gerda Frederickson Gerhard Friedrichsen Betty Jo Gaitens Sylvia Gibbons Mary Ann Giem Dennis Gilbert Bonnie Gober Leroy Grainger Janice Grove Royce Guhl Jacob Haldeman Ronald Hamlin James Hanson 1-A lb, , Q 'sf Q4 I -J 11 45-' ff.,--1 '97 1 ,Ji QL? 1--fx -is Ro r Richard Harrison Richard Haskew Leon Hauck bert Hawkins ...f . fl i ref ,affsfz-'eff , X' ,A -l 1 'K xi yt Aga -' 'MN vi .. ,sr 'illi- ,QL David Heeb Joe Hernandez Diqnne Heyman Herbert Honor Walter Houg Ardice Hubert Jacqueline Jacobs Paul Jensen James Jetton Loren Johnson Beniamine Jordan Kqwelo Kekqhu Leland Hayes Anne Hensley John Hershey Larry Hinaga Dale Hirst Tommy Hooper Russell Hoxie Geneva Huddleston Alvin Hummel Gillian Jensen June Jepson Beverly Johnson Curtis Johnson Barbara Jones Ernest Katsuyama Montez Kelly Q Pf- U 'csv' KJ' -Q L , VT' .L V4 inf 'S VX -.-14' gf 5..,,J 'T YZ? .lames Kerbs Ramona Kinsey Ellery Kirkbride Ronald Knutson Wilfried Koehn Luke Kolpacoff Amy Konya Dorothy Kurihara Sidney Lansing Patricia Lashier Barnes lee Dallas Lighthouse Walter l.uehr Eugene Luksan Carrol McBroom Carolyn McDonald Carolyn Mann Patricia Manwarren Anita Martin Estelle Martin Christian Maximin Calvin Miller Marlene Miller Vicki Miller Eleanor Mills John Miracle Evelyn Mitchell Herman Montgomery lvwvvfwv- Frederick Mote Lee Roy Nellis Martin Newman Mariorie Muir Elmer Nelson Carolyn Nicholson 51 Ethelma Nickel Benn Nicola DeVon Nieman Enrique Niemann Yvonne Noel Shirley Nydell Shigeru Okada Violet Okamoto Donald Olsen Larry Olson Beverly Ordway Elizabeth Ortiz Carl Osborn Lorraine Osborn Sue Osborn William Ostermiller Charles Paap Elaine Parsons Charmain Paul Beverly Paxton Lynnette Peters Flossie Phillips Inelda Phillips Dorothy Plaine. Shirley Priest Gerald Prout Balbino Rabanal Robert Reddell -af Alice Redwine David Reed Roy Rell Audrey Remboldt Eileen Rininger Margaret Roan Patricia Robinson Daniel Robles Phyllis Rusk Edith Rydberg Carol Sahr Vernon Salmans y H X . 1 I ' pf-, ' YA ' nk.: I , Kaye Sawyer Vernon Scheffel Dale Scheideman Elaine Schulhof Mary Scott Elaine Shafer Jane Short Joy Simle Arlene Smith James Smith Kenneth Smith Richard Smith Byron Song Elaine Sousa Carolyn Spangler fbi Fern Sprengel Roger Steppe Samuel Stevenson Lauretta Stithem Shirley Stott Wanda Stricklin ,J Dolores Tabura John Takekoshl Dorothy Tokuda Jack Tupper Cesar Vega Betty Vupond Marvrn Walde Robert Walther Lawrence Wear Luanna Swanson Rrqhard Taggart Gary Thorburn Mary Tsuha Benlamln Tupper Frank Valdez Vuolet Vera Cruz Beverly Waddell Harold Wahlman Woodson Walker Joan Wayshak Janet Webster 'DA La iff Nd '-7 ,ff 'Cr '-5 l it I Glenn Weeks Charles Wells Murrell Wetherald Nancy White Shirley Wickman Catherine Wilson Barbara Witmer Benjamin Youngberg Joyce Zappia Marlene Weiss Norman Wessels Merrilyn White Bette Wickman Leland Williams Edward Wippel Alva Wood Deloris Zachary Ada Zehm 2 ' Charles French Betty Hannum Evert Kuester Roberta Tatum Ethel Carlson Marilyn Gilbert Walter Hughes David Killion Richmond Nelson Calvin Wright - I E17 I 54 1 J TJTTY Donald Abbott Melvin Apo Lynn Baerg Marlene Bauman George Beckner Ronald Breingan Edward Brice Eleanor Bullock Duane Camp Joan Carey Albert Cartwright Patricia Clark Elmer Anderson Kennerly Ashley FfGf1l4 BUVVOWS Boris Belko Jack Breltigam BOFYJGYU Brown Shirley Cantrell Richard Carlsen Cmheflne Coles THOMAS TOBIASSEN 1932-1954 Tom came to La Sierra Col- lege two years ago from Norway to prepare for the study of medicine. On March 26 his life was cut short by a tree-felling accident. ln- dustrious, sociable, and a genuine Christian, Tom was loved by teachers and stu- dents alike. .7- '17 P 1 ww Wallis Gosney Dale Inaba John Jones Paul McElvain Dons Frrsbey Robert Grady .lack Haines Pau Hull Dems Inaba Barbara lrrsh Dee Wayne Jones Shrrley Jones Wanda Kellogg Paul Lund James McNamara Gwen Mitchell 4 Nelda Nelson Robert Nelson Pauline Noe Grace Ogura Florence Olson John Osborn Hollis Oxley Gerald Paul .lean PElel'50l'l Edmond Phillips Ralph Phillips William Relb5l9ln Virginia Roberts Howard Rogers O Ferrell POUlY Patricia Pfeiffer James Phillips Irene Poelstra Bruce Prout Verna Reid Radames Rodrigues Anita Runyan ffx? Sterling Ryerson Marlene Schneider Stuart Sevener Eugene Shakespeare Warren Shultz Ronald Smith Nancy Sommerville Ronald Spargur Eleanore Stone Lois Svoboda Victoria Taka Benlamine Templeton Douglas Tlmms Amelia Tompkins Pearl Unterseher Gladys Vera Cruz Wellesly Wade Robert Wnckman Willis Wilcox Lucille Zachrison Joyce Spurling Ralph Stratton Mary Swartz Phlllp TOD Alene Templeton Alvin Thunquest Delmar Toews LCG Tupper Mabel Tupper Patricia Van Schuyver Ruth Vitrano MGHG Wahlman Samuel Waterhouse Jerry Wiggle Charles Williams ROY Zeller .5 1 I. ' ,ms Y' ,iii ,Qi -141 - 2 fin 2. --uv-an 1i 11-.- Q.. Y 1 -,M I , ! f Y- ,gn ' f 1 is-if e e F . t f we - A so - 3' e- - 2 L ei- e e ,- ,,,. ....--l-L-'dd YL., 1 L e e - 'H f '- - 4 - 1-1 1 , tw- f' 6.3-, MAGNANIMITY PERSONIFIED: Junior class officers in a secret crow- ing session confer upon the tactics for the next iunior adventure. Officers are Glen Chinn, sergeant at arms, Stanton Parker, treasurer, Marvin Wilcox, president, Warren Fish, pastor, iseatedi Margaret von Hake, vice-president, and Doris Dewey, secretary. 4 er Louise Armstrong Jack Bainer O Howard Barron James Beams Ivan Belko Arthur Bell Edmund Brandt Fred Brown Ralph Burgess Bruce Campbell Richard Cordray Alonzo Cornwell Charles Cyr Doreen Danielson Israel Arriaga Priscilla Baker Paul Bradshaw Glen Chinn Pearl Dawson T , V Q ...,? 'S' l fx 'L E fl l 'J-LN M37 TZ' ti , K 1 YZ'T:' Doris Dewey MGX DlCken Connie Donesky Donald Doty Isaac Esquerro Donald Fillman Warren Fish Oral Fisher Richard Forrester Robert Froeschle Elmer Fuller Hannelore Fuss -2' 'Wu' I h 3. lf.. E: gs .. R' if 4 F' . 4.'pgq'1.l-Z, M F . . 112 3 John Gillllan x gin Q .. F , .F v Robert Goransson - 3 1, V'- D' '4 i. If I. -. . ' YQ , . N: 5, A, VJ. f N 'ig -4, n ' -..f , Urceline Green Keith Guhl lsr if , Patsy Haldeman Lee Henderson Gordon Henley Wilburn Ingham Robert Janssen Richard Jensen Mary Lou Joers Claire Johnson Theodore Johnstone George Kendall John Kerbs Charles Kern ,sb 19' i t rw' William Kimball Geraldine Kuhn Anne Lambert Patrick Larson Arthur Lawrence Varner Leggitt Penny Logan Tad Lonergan Virginia Lowe Jordan Luxton Albert Martin Angelita Martinez 4? 63 Cherie Osborn Annie Parchment Stanton Parker Warren Parmelee Edward Perry Donald Peters Marilynn Pfeiffer Richard Pfeiffer Gerald Porter Stanley Ray Bruce Reid Ronald Reynolds 'gf' ,-4-7 ai YI lllene Miller Paul Morris Cornell Morton Bernard Mracek Stanley Mulder Donald Mulvihill Calvin Nash Beverly Neill George Newell Evelyn Oakes John Odom Karen Olsen I 0 ,.! l 9 -..,,g. 1 --'Y t l rf- if- j'Y 1 ta , N f Xi xx , l 41 5 A l if :Qt fi is-v wp-ff Bess Rhodes Paul Ricchiuti Eugene Ryan Robert Schneider William Seibly Henry Smith Mitzi Smith Donald Starkey Carolyn Stuyvesant Arthur Sutton Shozo Tabuchi Clifford Teghtmeyer Lawrence Templeton Charles Thomas Ed Tomczek Margaret von Hake Frank Wallace Lavaun Ward Phyllis Wical Patricia Wikoft Marvin Wilcox Edward Wilson I 64 an 'Cf' -5-' .-g.- Rosemary Witt Robert Wood inf' N l it 5 Aaron Wright P-AA Jerry Wu ' X lr, 17 ly f . THE REVELATION: Sirens and iuniors screeched simul- taneously on the day of the juniors' initial public display ot magnanimity in a post-chapel ceremony. On that mem- orable day, Prexy Marvin Wilcox and Veep Margaret von Hake proudly proclaimed the great principles upon which the characteristic spirit of their class is built and fortified their declarations by generously giving the humanitarian seniors, without mortgage, a box tsingle-helping sizel of Ruskets. 0 M 0 KIDNAPPERSZ Politely interrupting the traditional academy seniors vs. college freshmen College Day ball game with the persuasive powers of bubble-gum and suckers, the magnanimice kidnapped the illustrious hu- manitarian senior, Alvin Chow. Graciously they honored him by taking him into their exclusive company on the iunior ieep-mobile and with shotgun escort showed him off to the visitors as an ideal example of senior integrity. xy Ntmnuu iw 5 - Ar' MAGNANIMITY BACKHRES: Under cover of dark- ness, the juniors stealthily made their way up the treacher- ous slopes of Mount Two-Bit and changed the giant numer- al of the class of '52 into a huge, glistening '55, all the while smugly thinking how surprised the campus world would be on the morrow when it beheld their cleverness. Fate took an unexpected turn a few hours later when sophomores Larry Ford, O'Ferrall Pauly, and Paul Lund secretly, with the aid of paint, transformed the '55 into o '56. The next day the puzzled iuniors unbelievingly rubbed their astigmotic eyes in consternation. I ,,-I' P A A .VIL Q t -. Lx fit 3 ,,1 ill!-'ff I 0 4 if 1 Q1 5 47 f Z ? I 1 x NK X xwxxw 5 X Loads may differ, horsepower may vary, but when there's work to be done, whether in the ASB, re- ligious organizations, musical groups, or depart- mental clubs, it is the harnessed and coordinated activity of student-faculty teams that pulls the machinery of responsibility. , -Z, Eddie Ford, Vice-president Jane Douglas, Treasurer Patty Wikoff, Secretary g lun. Quenton L E. Price, President SZ, Walter F. Specht, Religious Activities Advisor John Kerbs, Religious Activities Director Lawrence E. Mobley, Graduate Manager Betty Ford, Social Activities Director Margarete Ambs, Social Activities Advisor .fend mm The Associated Student Body means not only monthly business meetings but also hiking hobo style, banqueting in Paris, giving Christmas baskets, and romping in the snow. Special recognition is deserved by those otherwise unthanked people who took down the decorations and swept up the debris, who manned the typewriters and kept records, who spent futile hours in committee meetings or their study time setting props for student programs. This, too, means ASB. l 70 so-amd 1-all HUM V B an ri lu. 0 f 4-v ff -if S? . 1 Gordon Simkin, Mountain Meditations Director Jerry Wiggle, Assistant Treasurer Dorothy Leung. Assistant Secretary 'THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE singles out some of the herd for leadership. Pictured discussing possible candidates for office are Merrilyn White, Stanley Ray, H. R. Shelden, advisor, Jim Jetton, lllene Miller, and Connie Garrett. Not pictured: Bill Shealchair- manl, Jim McNamara, and Joyce Spurling. .-.4 j X Rollin Weber, METEOR Editor Alvin Chow, Chairman, Publications Board Art Sutton, COLLEGE CRITERION Editor 0 a THE PUBLICATIONS BOARD corrals likely prospects for positions of editors, business managers, and circulation managers for the CRITERION and METEOR. Max Dicken, Prof. Simpson, Lavaun Ward, Alvin Chow, Mrs. Sofsky lseatedl L. E. Price, Dr. Little, and Mr. Mobley istcindingl discuss the new flag of the COLLEGE CRITERION. e23l'5i3 R J Of vt if gi V. OFFICERS: First-semester Sigma Phi Kappa president Jay Baker willingly hands over gavel to successor Lavaun Ward in formal installation ceremony. Other officers and Dean lois McKee participate in the pro- gram. Tiny guests from the vil- lage watch children Marlene Miller and Nancy Sommerville give goodnight kisses to mama and papa llllene Miller and Pat Haldemanl in a scene from The Night Before Christmas and then gather awestruck around Santa Claus to receive their gifts at the Sigma Phi Kappa Christmas Party. 'fb ' .Q '-jf: 'ir' r,' dl 'r i1 '3' ' ' Hb as . ' S v O 'O 4.09 , ,O g',, '.1 qi Qfoygt:-at O 51 5 OFFICERS: President Bill Shea, Ted Johnstone, Bill Kimball, Ron Spargur, Calvin Nash, Richard Pfeiffer, and Varner Leggitt planned first semester activities. 96 CAl.KlNS VS. MBK: Al Hummel, Eddie Ford, and Fei 5 Bernard Mracek ata critical moment in the close-scoring 1'iN'f,' 1 l game captured by Calkins 36-34. 9- up OPEN HOUSE: A terrifying experience for Eddie Ford's pooch who had to lead a man's life for the evening, but for the girls, it was an outstanding event. SPAGHETTI FEED: To begin the second semester in a healthy way, the MBK club sponsored a spaghetti feed. David Heeb, Ben Nicola, Philip Bassham, and Richard Bates chow down on the ltalian delicacy and garlic cheese bread. This and many other activities were planned by the second semester officers lpictured at rightl, who were President Bruce Babienco, Paul Lund, Ernest Katsuyama, and Sven Markoff. ..,-- ' , i 'X W , ST F,-,Y 64 fzeaefzemced Zhang! , .. 'Y ip.. L I' '11- MEDITATION 1an art not at all forgotten at LSC. Irene Poelstra and lneldo Phillips, Bibles in hand, seek a ,secluded spot atop a nearby hill to spend a few profitable moments - contemplatin th g e goodness of God. ' 1 IASB RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES D- -- IFCCYOF John Kerbs - welcomes guest speaker Captain Lawrence E. C. Joers of the U. S. Navy, and family to the campus. The ASB sponsored one , devotional chapel period a month. FELLOWSHIP ON HILLTOP To traditional Friday evening activity where students unite in prayer and praise. PRAYER WEEKS-cm ol Carson, Virginia Hein, Bob Elder Leslie Hardinge, brought spiritual food Week of Prayer. Wickman, and Warren Shultz chat with of Washington Missionary College, who from the book of Elisha during the fall f',-'yy .57 fl: ,,f.- -A K. Xa 'Q An , lj' I , ,fn . Q . , . ,'l'f '1 If ..ru I YH I -Qs ..r,I ,. I 'iff Is ,I DB? Q., kfl I-A I 'Jfi' Iv, is in -xi Cx Q 1- Q Qgy' , 92 ,, K if atm 64 ,beamed . , . u TRlOTRosemary QUARTET-Dick Witt, Doris Dewey, and Patty Haskew, Lovina Tibbets, Audrey Wikoff. Bowen, and Robert Janssen. COLLEGIAN TOUR: Paul Hill and Dwight Taylor lend assistance to Anne Lambert and Mary Lou Joers as the Collegians prepare to leave on their state-wide trek. CHOlR'1Under the direction of Miss Frances Brown, the Chapel Choir was organized this year to furnish an opportunity for a greater number of students to participate in choral activities. XX ' Xi? X7 .51 COLLEGlANS?John T. Hamilton and his selected group of twenty-one voices presented inspirational choral music in chapel, concert, and off-campus programs. MORE PRACTICE: Each performance of the College Choir represents many long hours of diligent practice: repeating, polishing, and perfecting. THE COLLEGE CHOIR-Directed by John T. Hamilton me College Choir not only helped create an atmosphere of sacredness in the Sabbath services but also presented numerous programs in nearby communities. T J. ij , Sade! The MV organization works in close cooperation with the Religious Activities Committee of the ASB. Its special sphere of activity includes visiting shut-ins, distributing literature, and giving inspirational programs. WOODCRAFT through the years has come to mean a great deal to the students lor it has given them the opportunity to pray and sing for the elderly ladies at the Neighbors of Woodcraft Home. A. A BANDS: As a part of the usual Sabbath afternoon activity, Sunshine bands bring cheer to the aged and shut-ins. Varner Leggitt, Anita Feyerabend, and Mary Scott discover by experience that roses leave part of their fragrance on the hand that ' bestows them. .:.i',f,' OFFICERS: smiling approval an the -coming program: ' ore MV leaders and secretaries Mary Lou '.loerS,.Betty 1 b Jo Gaitens, Vorner Leggitt, John Kerbs, Warren Shultzj ' ' lf and their sponsor, Miss l.illian Beatty. l . l , l if .uf fffy .ffffl SJ, -...g .... C5512 :riff- PROGRAMS: Warren Shultz, Ethel Carlsen, Gladys Martin, Amy Hadano, and John Odom presented, early in the year, something of the pageantry and challenge of the mission work in their native or adopted lands. 1141- allot!! S OTHER DIVISIONS-,of the La'gSierra Sabbath ' School have made good' use of student assist- ' I ants. Juniorf boys -listen' yatte,ntiveIy to ,Gary -,:.Th'orburnfs iiriterpietation of fthe tessopf f ' X. , A ci .A 'V , . ir 1. ,tl ,l -qu. -1 OFFICERS: Under the leadership of Spon- sor Edward Nachreiner, Cliff Rasmussen, Ethel Carlson, Marie Wahlman, and Dick Sessums, a vigorous and progressive Sab- bath school program was promoted. OO 0 4-4,00 7-I 0 'X gl I 9 inn.- WORSHIP lN SONG: Adoration and thanksgiving bee come sincere expressions from the heart as Elaine Shafer, Marlene Allen, Merrilyn White, Barbara Jones, and Alice Redwine join in the song service. CLASSES: A different teacher every week in each class was the obiective for the plan of teacher rotation. The success of the idea was soon apparent as the Sabbath school classes became consistent in size. Here Mr. Koorenny is teacher for the day. The ringing of the organ chimes every Sabbath morning invites the school family together for prayer, song, and the study of God's Word in Sabbath school. Being the first service of the day, Sabbath school creates a mood and atmosphere of reverence, which are an integral part of true worship. Y Ja ' A 79 R. 1 , ,-Ak 4 'PK - 4 .., V .- , ' 'I-.: 1A an 6 f ! -,. . . f :V l..fN,, ...-i s- . fo + '12 1 in ,Z X -L 1 HQALAT. if xi 223752 2' , fig? Q R - ' U.: gf- Q' gp '- ' S .F .- I f': X,1'L .., ix 3 Q X ,eff X l 'Iwi . E44 gh f 3 55 6 2 X 4 X W- 1 5' 4. 'xi f 1 F ,. , X in ,ff ,F 5 .Z '4,, V f X 2 I 4 1 x.' ' X: , 2 '-1 V gs' fd 'I 3- -' ': V ' wwf. - K QM' 'YN 'jf - L ' A l . Z A 5Y ..-...f FL, 5 s .Y --X 1,gi'A-F4 ' ..., I 'x K, X f Q A su' x.,.f-f' s' an I. N l if QOXN , s ' . H Q I Q!-uqfg, If 1 . 1 A' , by 4, 4 A XJ- xm L X A . L4 , i If ' fl camaiea tie - de selected group of 22 members of the orchestra who fill the role of being on hand to furnish music for everything from choral accompaniments to specialized compositions written just for strings. TOO ENGROSSED with her violin to bother with such trivial matters as comb- ing out her hair, Lovina Tibbets intently practices for a future orchestra concert. ORCHES-l-RAlStanding room only is the usual situation in HMA when the College Concert Orchestra gives its home-coming concert. Their gifted conductor, Alfred Walters each year programs a concerto featuring a student soloist. This spring Ann Lambert performed Beethoven's Concerto No. 4 for Piano and Orchestra. JP. T 1 916,31 - v ,gi THE CRlTTER IS OUTll Time stands still as hundreds eagerly gobble the latest campus gossip, news, and coming events. Teachers have no trouble keeping order-their only difficulty is winning attention. THE UNSUNG HEROES of the staff-the circulation department -under the direction of Manager Fred Paap and his assistants, Maggie Giem, Stanley Mundall, Duane Camp, and Ronnie Nelson, labor many thankless hours every week to see that the CRITERION is mailed on time. EDITORS STEW: Even Critter staff members have their disa- greements. Feature Editor Ron Spargur vigorously disapproves Assistant Ad Manager Bob WaIther's ideas as to what should be the next feature story, Copy Editor Margaret von Hake, Reli- gious Activities Editor Cliff Rasmussen, and Ad Manager Jerry Kruft appear undecided. PROUD EDITORS: News Editor Max Dicken paints with pride to the January 29 issue which he edited with the help of Assistant News Editor Amy Hadano, Associate Editor John Craven, and Associate Editor Karen Olsen, Editor-in-Chief Art Sutton obviously likes it too. , .Ji ' u I -1-1 qw, .,,-lg, 82 CRITERION I -7 x: . ,, x . Q fy, .nw I .4 . ' .1 f . - Y . .--'Krn R G 4' ', .s I REPORTERS: Dorothy Leung, Ed Dirksen, Claire Johnson, and Evelyn Oakes cluster eagerly around MV Leader Varner Leggitt to get the latest scoop on big MV plans. FAMED COLUMNISTS, Alvin S.S. lfor Soo Sheenl Chow, author of Chow's Chatter, and . ' ' .' - ' . ' 'i - - Lavaun Ward, creator of Femme Foibles, 3' Y- ' ' -'A' ' - confer confidentially before writing their next columns. X f .-' - - V . .V . ..-f- k '. fl 'W'-' '. 31, ,E W., -gnu., ,.,,, This was an epoch making year for the CRITERION, for it marked its Silver Anniver- sary - 25 years of faithfully reflecting the Christian ideals of the people who make up La Sierra College. This year saw the evolution of a sleek, streamlined masthead. This year saw the shattering of an all-time high subscription goal of 4,000 Critters. This year also saw the expenditure of the largest budget in its history - S8,200, most of which went into the production of a weekly paper, with l more pictures than ever before. Editorially it was an exceptionally fine example of collegiate iournalism. 83 l 4 I 9 5 4 MUEOR OFFICE PHOTO EDITORS: Harrassed Photo Editor O'FerraIl Pauly and his assistants,Ben Tupper and Paul Tallant, find one more obstacle in maintaining a punctual photo schedule. rg FINANCIERS Responsible for keeping the METEOR in the J black this year are Dee Wayne Jones circulation manager Sterling Ryerson assistant advertising manager Ed Wilson business manager and H Eugene Shakespeare advertising manager Here they are industriously studying plans lst ll on poperl for the proposed new work rooms P. SCHEMERS: Advisor Chloe Sofsky and un- ists, Paul Ricchuiti, Patsy Haldeman, and lynn Osborn, look skeptical as Editor JL Y, Weber discloses his latest idea for adding sparkle to the '54 METEOR. ' 11' 84 , .. , . 'K GV, 15: 3,324.1 ' df- vl, '4-.' L' 0. f'1 't ' :f:v'3.:1s-.3 lex QUEST FOR IDEAS: Ideas are to be found il T in varied places, here Data Editor Bess Rhodes, Layout Editor Mitzi Smith,and Asso- ciate Editors Wilbur Douglas and Connie Garrett chuckle over an unusual creation in another yearbook. FOOT CONTORTIONS expose intense opposition which meets Literary Editor Carmen Spaugh's disapproval of the latest production of writers Alvin Chow, Lynn Baerg, Evelyn Oakes, and Literary Advisor Irene Ortner. OFFICE HELP: Rollin Weber pauses to scrutinize the diligent efforts of Charles Case and Wilbur Douglas as remodeling work is rushed on to finish the METEOR office. The METEOR staff, in quest of more pleasant work- ing quarters, remodeled the old physics storeroom in the basement of La Sierra Hall with paint, as- phalt tile, and bamboo patterned wallpaper into an attractive office. This was the first step toward a proposed expansion proiect to include a com- plete work unit with a photo lab and layout, art, and literary workrooms. Plodding endlessly through the mire of hundreds of discarded layout sheets, color forms, art work, and rough copy, the staff anxiously anticipated each deadline as one more lap toward the last hitching post. - ur' I I M 4- yum 1 X ii I D I Q ' -- -.4 fl u 4 I ' f .T i VA I A -I, I A, 4 I -il 5 - X gf' N., . .l- 4 . 'QL'-mi'-T Q 1' A ,MJ-5a .Q .L it '2.c , ' 55,' IU - 95:14 .'--w- fl' url- -. 1 - 23. f '...-4.:..i.l'- BIOLOGY-1Questioning the guest speaker, Norman Case, from the College of Medical Evangelists, on lmbedding Speci- mens in Plastic are the club president, Sven Markoff, Sponsor Dr. Donald M. Brown, and several interested members. At right, ambitious biologists search for suitable specimens for their mu- seum on a club field trip to the desert. Those interested in the practical as- pects of cameras and photography ioined the Photography Club. Club officers Joyce Spurling and Alvin Chow watch club president, Paul Tallant, load Graphic View camera, while Delmar Toews and Connie Garrett ask questions. CHEMIST-RYTlnspecting a new Mass Spectrometer on a field trip to Consolidated Chemical Corp.,in Monrovia, are Presi- dent Wilbur Douglas, Barbara Deem, and Barbara Jones. PHYSlCS1Intently engrossed in viewing themselves during a TV production demonstration presented by the Physics Club are Bruce Prout, Lois Svoboda, Bill Kimball, and Paul Bradshaw. 4' 'L 4-s-Us ,,: mb N 1192 X C w ' He ' , 1 at ,- . .f -., 1-w sm,,s'r , ' ,. ' 31' 3 f-'STN 4 , -xx' .fain ' , X, A 9 i. I.. U.. 'vffmn :W ,V ,HQ , ve., i , 15,1 ,.,.s.'.r . tv, -1. Ag- Aw' , 1 V kj,-:: ,-K.. K,-' f, .A .A V .. i Qqxlialta-r:,'1,s,,k...r,f fl'ls:.-.z- ',' 1:55 ., N V'Ql,'i, ' ',-JL, 7.75. - r 5. K, 43,1--.., ' fig. ,A -si Slsli 7'5 HAWAllANiAIthough hundreds of miles from home, these Happy Hawaiians cheerfully discuss plans tor their Hawaii, 49th State pageant with their club president, Alvin Chow. Later staged in front of HMA the colorful pageant portrayed typical scenes from Hawaiian folklore and history. I I O .,. ,zedftltbdgf Wilson, club president, checks the time as Jean Peterson and Jordon luxton participate in an adding machine race. Mr. Koorenny, sponsor of the club, and other interested members look on. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS-A. c. Hayion, Assistant District Attorney ot San Bernardino County, divulges some of the flaws in America's legal system to IRC officers Warren Fish, Fred Paap, Maggi Giem, and Dr. Hirsch, the club sponsor. U - li 1. Sm Q4 C 1 'i fllf. ill X f. ,gi Z MOPPETS from the elementary school demonstrate that classroom activity can be fun as well as educational. The group appeared in an assembly celebrating the 100th anniversary of Seventh-day Adventist church schools. e tt Hann y um re- ceives her membership pin from Miss Louise Ambs during the TOT banquet at which 60 new members were invested. Left, Ben Tupper and his newly acquired pin become the center of attraction. LE FRANCAlSiTheir French may not be the Paris variety, but President Byron Fs.,ikawa definitely omuses club members and sponsor, Miss Ambs, with his explanation of those irregular verbs. FEl.l.OWSHlPiSome of the m mb e ers pause lor a friendly chat on the steps of their meeting place, South Chapel. I . :Al fill F vs V9.3 I. l 'ii f I VJ hJ,.,..,4-nP.f.- r ' ' ,v cz, 'Y L, :Inq l l 1 S: CLUB1Hollis Oxley demonstrates to Pat Lining Haldeman and Ben Tupper the techniques of dispatch- up to receive their awards for winning the first three prizes ing messages. in the annual lungle contest sponsored by the college chapter are Ruth Vitrano Carmen Spaugh and Carolyn Stuyvesant ATS President Charles Case presents the awards 771046 cl - maze aybfaadcwotc - are interested in qualifying as leaders of iunior boys and girls. A requirement for certification is Health and Healing, which was taught this year by Mrs. Helen Brown. s, o f-9 rl: , sb! rl. ,41 all J ' ': , L c 'N' I' Y if '-.qu f in lf, XX, '12 2, it if ,gi 2 ri. f v I ,Q I ,1 I l 'I i l K n 'Y ALUMNI OFFICERS '53-'54: Clarence Laue, '4Bg Milton Murray, '49 lpresidentlg Virginia Proctor, post graduate, '5l, Cloey Murray, '50 lseatedlg Bill Norton, pre-professional '50, Earl Gillespie, '50, Willis Risinger, '29 lstandingl reminisce before taking up the serious problems of the executive committee. LEARNING THE HEALING ARTS: Evelyn Herman, '53 explains the intricacies of human innards to nursing students at Loma linda. Representing the many alumni who each year continue their train- ing at CME are Rich Mason, '52, Walt Fahlsing, '52,- Eddie Himeno, '5Of and Larry Evans, '52. MANNING INDUSTRY: Conference in the machine room of Ace Bushings involves Joe Jordan, Del Herrick lmanagerlg Vernon Jones lattice managerl, and Millie Cates Carlsen lsecretaryl, all of the Class of '53. LEADING YOUTH: Southeastern California Conference workers James Scully, '45 lSabbalh school and temperancelp Charles Mar- tin, '45 IMVI, and Harry Garlick, '50 IWar Service and MCCl cooperate with Floyd Wood, '46 lBible instructorl and academy students in a series of meetings held in the Arlington church. I A1-2 gf fx 'f fr Zuma! at 60076 As a farm is evaluated by the quality of its produce, so a college is measured by the accomplishments of its graduates. There exists no limit to the fields of achievement or to the varieties of service. Whether harvesting in the mission field or the cotton patch, sketching sermons or scenery, repairing automobiles or human beings, the LSC alumni find no barrier to achievement or lack of oportunity to serve. ADVENTURING FOR GOD: By dugout canoe John Elick '5l, takes his family into the Peruvian jungle for the first time. Besides pastoral and teaching duties, John doctors and nurses the 400 Indians at the Nevate Mission and also the Indians living along the Amazon River. TEACHING THE THREE R's: Fifth graders find long division isn't so bad when it is taught by Betty Wentworth Shield, '51, She teaches in the elementary school at Glendale Union Academy. INTERNING IN BUSINESS: At the Pacific Union Conference office in Glendale, Glenn Van Meter, '53, works with the union auditors as a business intern. MANAGING A HOME: Temporarily ahead of the demands on her as o busy wife and mother, Alice Van Tassell Lorenz, '36, enioys a few minutes of hobby time in her La Sierra home. ' i 7- L :xg sn, il- k N 1 X i' X x YQ X ki N 3 I A A 'ell' 3: X Q, UN I, ,,.J', l ff x U7 5 1' 1 N gn. w Pk Lk if J. , -'Pe ., N1 ff , L I . v , B' V 0 If U Y 5 X s ,J '-O' I . I --1 s i u. n, ,, ' J NJ. - 4 ' -I,..a 4. ,W 'Y 3. f ' A . - .Y 0 .Sp AJ, .gn , , Ng mx ' f' X ,Q 1' J' -it -x i' Nsq'-'X M - we Tm lr f ' ', 4 Y MT. L Q5 A 1 x V ,.1, Qgxfaf, K - HS? 1:' ' x N Qfumandlazdan eadafza X -P2-5' X 111 Fred W. Golles, Jr. President The golden ears of knowledge, the sweet- smelling hay of memories, and the ripe fruit of Christian philosophy, when heaped in the storehouse of the mind, represent the yield of the growing season at LSC. The proud day of mature seniorhood marks the end of the harvest and the commencement of its employment in fields of service. 'iffy fd T? -J 1 5 if Gwendell Cooprider Marion E. Loucks Paul W. Whitney Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Manuel Elias Raymond Chaney Myrna Stephenson Dr Donald M Brown Chaplain Parliamentarian Publicity Sponsor ming SENIOR PRESENTATION: Dr. Donald M. Brown, sponsor, Gwen Cooprider, viceepresidentg President G. T. Anderson, Fred Golles, president, and Dean Thomas A. Little visit with Dean Robert A. Nisbet of the University of Cali- fornia at Riverside alter his senior class presentation talk The Marks of a Free Mind. Fred W. Golles, Jr., THEOLOGY, Biblical Languages President Ministerial Fellowship, '5l, Elder LSC Church, '53, President Senior Class, '54, Coordinator West-Coast ln. lercollegiate Workshop, '54. Gwendell Cooprider, SECRETARIAL SCIENCE, Religion Secretary-Treasurer College Band, '52- '53p Secretary Master Guide Club, '53- '54, Secretary LSC Temperance Society, '52-'54, Vice-President Senior Class, '54. ,, Vw , it fr s-H,-s , 'inf - 5 1' Q-I W DIGNITY VANISHES: Robert Sweoney and Wesley Crooks rush to fall into line as Jean Petras and Lovina Tibbc-ts sell-con- sciously balance traditional senior head- gear. Marion Loucks. SPEECH, Secondary Education, History Secretary Senior Class, '54, Parliamen- tarian Teachers of Tomorrow Club, '53f '54, Speech Tours. Paul W. Whitney, BUSINESS Manuel Elias, BIOLOGY, Religion Chaplain MBK, '52, Chaplain Senior Class, '54, Biology Club. Raymond Chaney, BIOLOGY, ' Chemistry, History ADMINISTRATION, Mathematics Treasurer Commercial Club, '5l-'52, Treasurer Junior Class, '5l-'52, President I Commercial Club, '52-'53, Treasurer Senior Class, '54, , Associate Editor Mizpah, '50, President Graduating Class, '50, at South West- ern Junior College, President Biology Club, '52-'53, Parliamentarian Senior Class, '54. Myrna Stephenson, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, Art, Religion Assistant Secretory MV, '52p Publicity Secretary Master Guide Club- Publicity Secretary Senior Class, '54. 'i N 1:21i x .-f 'nv- 'CL' Bruce Babienco, THEOLOGY, Speech Leader Hilltop Prayer Brand, '49-'54, Religious Activities Director ASB, '52-'53, President MBK, '54, President Colporteur Club, '5l-'52. If Jeanette Baker, SECRETARIAL SCIENCE, Biology President SPK, '53-'54, Leader Prayer Band, '53, Alvin Chow, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Religion Associate Editor College Criterion, '51- '52, Secretory MBK, '53, President Teach- ers of Tomorrow Club, '53-'54g Chairman ASB Publication Board, '53-'54, Barton Leroy Carnes, BIOLOGY, Chemistry Vice-President IRC, '53, Treasurer Radio Club, '52, Biology Club, '52-'54, Chemis- try Club, '53-'54, Charles Case, RELIGION, Secondary Education, Physical Education President Master Guide Club, '52-'53 Co-Captain Gymkana Troup, '52-'54 President Temperance Society, '53-'54 Biology Club. Ethel Clem, NURSING EDUCATION, Secondary Education John Craven, ENGLISH, History Historian Teachers of Tomorrow Club, '52- '53, Vice-President IRC, '52-'53p Chap- lain MBK, '53-'54, Associate Editor Col- lege Criterion, '53-'54. Galyn Cyphers, MUSIC, Religion I I 'Robert L. Dale, THEOLOGY, I I Elementary Education ' Teachers of Tomorrow Club. I , U Reid Davidson, BIOLOGY, Religion ' Jane Douglas, BUSINESS - - I ADMINISTRATION, Religion , I Secretaiy Sabbath School, '52-'53, Ad- - , Q vertising Manager College Criterion, '52- I '53, Treasurer ASB, '53-'54, Commercial I Club. I ' G. Wilbur Douglas, CHEMISTRY, Religion I I I James R. Doyle, BIOLOGY, Chemistry ' President MBK, '52-'53, Vice-'President Biology Club, '52-'53, Advertising Manager Meteor, '52-'53, Associate Editor Meteor, '53-'54, Presi- dent Chemistry Club, '53-'54, Parliamen- tarian ASB, '53-'54. 'Byron S. Fuiikawa, FRENCH, Chemistry Assistant Superintendent Sabbath School, '52, President Le Cercle Francais, Chern- 1 inf Peter D, Dudar, BIOLOGY, Chemistry I E. Huzelfon Ford, RELIGION, chemistry ' Treasurer Photography Club, '50, Trea- , surer IRC, '52, Treasurer Junior Class, '53, Vice-President ASB, '53-'54. I istry Club. I I -4 I I -'J' I 14 4' I , , I' - 5, S i 4 XII 5 K is il '+- f5gxX f C ri' if l f nav-' f gli G Rudolph G. Fuss, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Religion Constance Jane Garrett, SECRETARIAI. SCIENCE, Home Economics Secretary Commercial Club, '52, Secretary Junior Class, '53, Secretary Sabbath School, '54, Associate Editor Meteor, '53- '54 Duane Grimstad, THEOLOGY, Speech Eleanor King Grimstad, NURSING EDUCATIGN, Biology 'Paul Hawks, THEOLOGY, Biblical Languages 'Joanne Herman, SPEECH, Music Henry A. James, Jr., THEOLOGY, Speech Ministerial Fellowship, '52-'53, Teachers of Tomorrow Club, '52-'53, Men's Chorus, '54, Pfc. Medical Cadets, '50-'5l. Barbara Brunie Jones, CHEMISTRY, Secondary Education Secretary Chemistry Club, '54, Social Activities Director ASB, '52-'53, Donald W. Jones, CHEMISTRY, Biology Wayne P. Jones, RELIGION Secondary Education Leader Prayer Band, '53 Sybil Judd, NURSING EDUCATION, Secondary Education David M. Katsuyama, CHEMISTRY Biology Organist Sabbath School 50 51 Secre tary-Treasurer Chemistry Club Second Vice-President Chemistry Club 53 Dorothy Leung, SECRETARIAL SCIENCE, English Assistant Superintendent MV, '53, Assist- ant Secretary ASB, '53-'54, Secretary SPK, '537 Commercial Club. Clyde Lukens, THEOLOGY Elementary Education Sven Markoff, BIOLOGY, Chemistry, History Chaplain Biology Club, '52-'53, Superin- tendent Sabbath School, '53g Parliamen- tarian MBK, '54, President Biology Club, '53-'54. Gladys Mae Martin, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, Religion Vice-President Teachers of Tomorrow Club '53-'54. Ervin H. Mateer, BIOLOGY, Chemistry Treasurer MBK, '50, Vice-President ASB, '5l-'52, Coptoin LSC Gym Team, '52-'54, LSC Flying Club, '49-'53, Patricia Metcalf, HOME ECONOMICS, Secretarial Science Edwin Miller, CHEMISTRY, Biology, Home Economics 'Lynn Morton, AGRICULTURE, Religions, Konrad F. Muellef,,nEuc1oN, speech C Allison Miranda, HOME ECONOMICS, Religion I 'Francis R. MyersfSOCIAL SCIENCE, Secondary Education Teachers of Tomorrow Club. Frederick Paap, HISTORY, Religion Vice-President IRC, '53-'54, Circulation Manager College Criterion, '53-'54, Chemistry Club. his 5. We r -3 xg Jean Petras, CHEMISTRY, Biology Chemistry Club. John M. Petras, Jr., PHYSICS, Mathematics 1' nf' O. Melvin Phillips, BIOLOGY, Chemistry . ef --Vice-President le Cercle Francais, Biology Club. X M. Allene num, ENGusH, History Clifford J. Rasmussen, THEOLOGY, Speech Superintendent Sabbath School, '54, Re- ligious Editor Criterion, '53-'54, Minister-' ial Fellowship. lee Price, THEOLOGY, History Speaker Voice of Youth, '52-'54, Presi- dent ASB, '53-'54, Elder LSC Church, '53-'54, Teacher Sabbath School, '53-'54, Robert Sample, PHYSICS, Mathematics Reporter Teachers of Tomorrow, '46, Secretary-Treasurer Physics Club, '49, Sally Newman Seibly, BIOLOGY, Secretarial Science Publicity Secretary Commercial Club, '52, Parliamentarian SPK, '53, Secretary Bi- ology Club, '53-'547 Member Religious Activities Committee, '54. gui D' 1 QS i, Bud Seltzer, BIOLOGY, Chemistry Chemistry Club, Biology Club. Richard C. Sessums, THEOLOGY, History Superintendent Sabbath School, '53. W. Mitchell Shea, RELIGION, History Advertising Manager Criterion, '50-'5I, Vice-President Junior Class, '53, President MBK, '53,,' Chairman ASB Nominating Committee, '53-'54, Gordon Simkin, PHYSICS, Mathematics Secretary-Treasurer Physics Club, '51, Demonstrator Physics Club, '51-'54, Presi- dent Radio Club, '52, Program Director Mountain Meditations, '52-'54, Allen J. Smith, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Secondary Education, Elementary Education Teachers of Tomorrow Club, Tumbling at College of Idaho. Merlin C. Smith, BIOLOGY, Chemistry Paul J. Smith, CHEMISTRY, Religion, Biology President College Band, '51-'52, Vice- President MBK, '52-'53, President Chem- istry Club, '54, Coordinator Wawona Trip, '54, Carmen Spaugh, SPEECH, English, Secondary Education Treasurer Le Cercle Francais, '51, Presi- dent Teachers of Tomorrow Club, '53, Superintendent Sabbath School, '53, Li- terary Editor Meteor, '53-'54, William L. Stanford, BIOLOGY, Religion Secretary MBK, Biology Club, IRC. Robert W. Sweaney, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Social Science 'Samuel Takaoka, RELIGION, Secondary Education Teachers of Tomorrow, Ministerial Fel- lowship. Eugene C. Tarasen, BIOLOGY, History 'Dwight Taylor, THEOLOGY, Secondary Education President Ministerial Fellowship, '53, Lovina Tibbets, MUSIC, Secretarial Science Pianist Sabbath School, Coordinator High- lights, '53, Collegiansp College Choir. Peter Valdez, CHEMISTRY, Religion 'Milisande L. Wallar, ELEMENTARY I EDUCATION, Biology Leader Prayer Band, '-195 Captain Girls Basketball League, '49-'50, Advertise- ment Manager Campus Day, '50p Teach- ers of Tomorrow. 'C ,-4 s. .bs .gl -J E -l as Lf 0 I li I 'f' C4 eix W2 f, ' X X i.uIi'2, F 5 1- bf -sv- X - .. 'R. Linden Watts, RELIGION, History President Boys Club, Superintendent MV, Ministerial Fellowship, Sabbath School Teacher at Canadian Union College. Rollin E. Weber. BIOLOGY, Religion, Chemistry L I ! I Treasurer Biology Club, '52, Superintend- ent Sabbath School, '53g President Junior ' V ' '53-'54 Class, 53, Editor Meteor, . I I Helen E. Whitman, ELEMENTARY i EDUCATION, History, Social Science Teachers of Tomorrow Club. Seniors Not Pictured: Louis M. Bishop, HIST Administration Wesley Crooks, PHYSICS, Mat Religion Alpheaus Pruitt. NURSING EDUCATION, Biology IO4 'Summer Seniors Q W I , HISTORY, Religion L. B. lLesl oung, RELIGION, Spanish Languages Club and Natural Club, Washington Missionary Col- x is ,',l'xf,g P- 4,11 'u s-if Z ,' BANQUET:Seniors know from hearsay that they will witness something rollicking from their sometimes staid professors on the evening of this annual affair. This year a clever satire on school life showed the arrival of freshmen and their growth to maturity as seniors. At right, the freshmen, with necessary college equipment, have their tickets punched by Gus, their bus driver. and ' These shy and retiring characters from the senior class arose in the cold of the early dawn, successfully eluded the bright light and the sharp eyes of the nightwatchman, and whitewashed campus walks with huge,audacious '54's. EARLY Marion loucks gets the worm at the senior early-morning breakfast at Fairmount Park, Bob and Milisande Waller, and the rest of the Humanitarians, allow no such minor distractions to prevent their enioyment of huge quantities of fried spuds, scrambled eggs, and cinnamon rolls. 3 L- W.. I ..-hun -4 -Ji 5 .1 f' 'dag I5 ' . L-- x . X G. '1- I ,A ga I' , 4 ASB fun welcomed new students to LSC. Merrilyn Whire smiles indulgently os upperclossmon Dick Jensen crushes the line for some refresh- ment. W 'mecwa 'X N - He ireshm He9'0'e ' T Ono. DJUSTED 'O C9 me cafeteria P GETTKNG A SB Mixer H' . -- the A hmefs C' Punch and portyvtime I I I en chu! Wnh oid vi X .XV Af We Y Q 1 .js K. ,,.. 4 . '4 hobo hae' ie 0' me 5, Q .Lv V1 f ues ming I, ,Ji 'ew oi expresiorjhe on-nuoi affair. F , g O VCU Y Houow O 4 Shown Aus 'O Sreep . ve' 'he hi yked 0 The group 'fe CHIEF HOBO: A piece of pie, 0 cup of chocolate, ond-wow, what on outfit! Dressed os o hobo's hobo, Dr. Wilfred Airey emceed the program that climoxed I the evening. ' , ir f N II 4 Q - V pai' 'ef li- ! fs ,lf l -1' ' '. A . . I I I .fm J '21 E I 5 I ajft wig,L1' N- , 5- 1 - x N tif! - xvssxw-r X 9 G f - n- 411' Xiu? .. -..an- ., I ' - 4 ., . , 'I i, ',.: ' Mui 1 '- Q . , ' ' . H g U ,ml . H 0 AJ- 'Q X '5i'fQ'x9 WEARY TRAVELERS- Dick Fo . rrester, Bob Schneider, and Bob Grady re- cuperate after reaching their destination. ifJ'f 'i 'i94' ECONOMY RUN: George Newell, one ot the ' tl. it ,M entrants who placed in the auto economy run 5 J l N . I -- first of its kind in campus history f acts ' '.V-'g'.', L. i'5 diftident, while his observer, Byron Fujikawa, com ut ' ' p es his score with Dean Hugh C L . ove and Ronald Spargur peering over his shoulder. fue ,ma Frlsky colts are no m e grave scholars turned loose in an occasional merry making foray to divert study-weary minds They find release dressed in overalls or formals, drinking hot chocolate or punch, eating popcorn or Damazo s delicacies, mak- ing their own fun or being entertained by artists ore frolicsome than ar DATE NIGHT: Same place, same food, maybe the same gal but a Wednesday night supper date makes 't Il som h ' ' i a e ow seem different to Doris Dewey and Jordan Luxton. 'f N j- TIME OUT: Getting a brief b k f rea ram taxing studies during exam week, Dorothy Plaine and Margie Hall play ping pong in the Glad- wyn game room, while lnelda Phillips attempts to keep score and Darlene Morton k'b't ' ' r izes onthe side lines. .id I I Q,-:K 1 1 t I 7? t U S ',o'u:s Oa'os ' o.,p.lO 'tix Y 1 Q ' sfN'a 4 3 0 . x Q 5 .' 551, L.. ep, DOROTHY WARENSKJOLD, lovely singing star of radio and opera, returned to the campus this year to open the concert series. THE CAROLERS entertained LSC students and faculty with their infectious enthusiasm for choral singing and their superb musical performance. ance ' A victim of the season's worst fog, JEROME HINES, leading basso of the Metropolitan Opera Company, arrived two hours late for his concert, but sang the requests of the audience who wouldn't go home without hearing him. The REGINALD KELL PLAYERS, a unique combination of piano, clarinet, cello, and violin, presented a program of classical music in December. Bruce Babienco, a student, made an unscheduled appearance on an artist series program directing a community sing while the audience awaited fog bound Jerome Hines. ANDRES SEGOVIA'S concert brought to the campus a nearly lost musical art, that ol classical interpretation on the guitar. f4daeaL'cne Those who attended the programs this year were held spellbound by an excep- tionally line array of visiting artists, travelers, and entertainers. K n his program Inside Russia To a NORMAN STINES a former State Depart ment representative in Moscow presented an uncensored report of what actually Iles behind the lron Curtain AVALON DAGGETT'S Arizona Advent ture showed in thrilling color her trek through picturesque Ncrvaio-land, the vast Grand Canyon, and dangerous rapids of the mighty Colorado. Marlyn Eyer, Howard Rogers, and Doroe thy Warenskiold sipping refreshments as they seem to enioy one of Rogers' latest witticisms at the post concert reception, I 'L 5 ,duff ' L x XX -Li . -,V '-QILEM We aa ' Culminating in a smashing return of over 4,000 sub- scriptions, the CRITERION campaign, directed by ASB Vice-President Eddie Ford, served as the big kick-off to ASB activities this year. Beginning a week after school started and extending about three weeks, the campaign was highlighted by Art Sutton and Eddie Ford's egg rolling race across the cafeteria floor. THE WINNER: That grin on Charles Paap's face means Stanley Ray has iust awarded him the first prize, nine week's tuition. lavaun Ward, Marie Wahlman, and Earle Gray share the prizes. WRITING BEE: Students write avidly to prospective subscribers in ASB chapel period. CASH: The writing paid offl Connie Garrett, Fred Paap, and Ed Wilson count the cash as Mary Swartz and others bring in the subs. GRAND FINALE was a supper in the gym with the girls furnishing the food and the fellows furnishing the money -proceeds going to the Critter, of coursel Occupying front row seats were Anita Feyerabend, Gary Thorburn, John Craven, and Joan Wayshak. af 1 n 5r-ur I r WMM For bagging four or more subs, more than 100 LSC- ites iourneyed to Snow Summit for a day of fun. Beautiful sunshine, glistening snow, challenging slopes for skis and toboggans kept spirits high with scarce a thought for the sore muscles and aching bones of tomorrow. SKIING: Patsy Pfeiffer supervises as Lavaun Ward has her skis fastened by Sir Gallant lprobably Art Suttonl. In the background, Jim Beams heads for the rope tow. NOON AND FOOD: Noon is synonymous with only one word, food -especially to picnickers. Sandwich- munchers feed on a salubrious meal during the noon- time interlude of snow festivities. WET OR DRY-INDOORS AND OUT all are part of a day's fun. In the lodge, tired people display varying moods. Brrrrrrrrlll that's cold-Bernie Mracek gleefully dowses one of his friends with white stuff, while com- pletely oblivious of approaching retribution. Bunny skier Jeannette Drake learns that there's a trick in every trade-even ascending via the easy-appearing rope tow. Q, We ceiedfmled apecdczf occcwdaua . , , Against a glittering setting of icy peaks, snow-covered evergreens, ond a cheery ski hut, emcee David Olsen welcomed LSC skiers to the evening's entertain- ment Os the seventh annual Spring Talent Festival got under way, Successful ouditioners, selected from all over southern California, combined to make this event the biggest on-campus musical event of the year, ln an Old-fashioned Garden Claire Johnson and friend' l.l:an Pelersonl take a stroll during the sparklinq musical program, April Showers, which pre- ffidf-d the inspection of rooms by the girls and their quests. f 2 A 2121.-N ,AR COLLABORATION: wa: demonstrated by The ultimate in fraternal cooperation thc Trombone Troubadours as they paired off and played their partner's Slides. Their clever clowninq and excellent musicianship brought them first prize in the novelty section. DATELESS DANDIES: Don Olson, Leon Houck, and Den- nis Gilbert make themselves perfectly at home within the cus- tomarily forbidden rooms ol the ladies' dormitories. After all, such privileges are offered only once 0 year. l 4- n1 l i 1 M 5 Hawaii's lovely celebration of May Day was brought tothe campus by Alvin Chow and the Hawaiian Club. ln a luxuriant setting of fragrant flowers and tropical foliage, the lilting melodies of the islands were played, sung, and interpreted in traditional native style against a huge backdrop of Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach. Included in the large cast who took part in the colorful were Vicki Taka, Gladys Vera Cruz, and Eddie Himeno. Food for needy tamilies is enthusiastically toted by Freberin Baerg, Ray Chaney, and John Kerbs, as carolers Iustily sing of Christmas, This annual ASB drive to share holiday cheer with less fortunate neighbors does much to kindle the spirit of Christmas in the hearts of all who participate. AQ 5 ,f WESTCOAST INTERCOLLEGIATE WORKSHOP: La Sierrals guests from Walla Walla and Pacific Union Colleo- J were given a royal wc-lcome-Hawaiian stylefwhen they were qarlanded with colorful leis by the princesses of Aloha Ourjcrn Maxine Bergmon's court. For the third year, student oszoc-ation and publication leaders of the three western SDA colleoes met and pooled the ideas gained from a yeor's experience and Ori- ented incoming officers to the problems to be confronted in their new iobs. Erudite educators reveal a lighter side as they let their hair down at their own Yuletrde oc-tftoaethcrr and re-enact scenes from the Ruggles family. Later they aavrv cn rc-pc-at performance with even more austo at the FacJItyAStudenr Christmas party. :rp ,I i ,I ll l .Ji ,n.. 'l 7 , ji ht 1 d I I LIQU- I' gc -.J WW 4 ell? I Ml l ll ll l W ' do ' '9:iQ 7fZI:1 ' M' n: '4 Y, ,J 1 ' ff' 4 li' 43 f jj 'I f Elf? 'ff-,T M A Q 'F.SS3'9E-ccsp , flu. f, 1 V j 'VIV 5 , i, . ,, fr, ,. 'V I M4-A-jj-L-' . ,, , ,f4,jif'lf 3,32-,-,Ad ,A , r V, ,4 , ' ,,.: .-3 4f0JyZ'7g5 d1ffQ Z' , fgrif ,, 11-'gi 'W:rLiLf1...it., Q -f ff - TZ Q.-.rm ' ,,,'.eg-7'-f rd 5151 4 ll'-fi ' 1, 7 f.-S111 i't,b?':4'0:?'f1'1'5fiIf . S2012-z 'Jiffftltf-fy ' Y' ' 'V' ' -- , ear- - 1-Q.-sf-7. O'v4L:g?.- 3.-fggl' vj p - '- . -. f 1 Inside-the star-surrounded Eiffel Tower, outside- La Grande Terasse. These created the mood for the ASB banquet. Using as her medium, tinsel, lights, and subtle colors, Jeane Peterson directs the transformation of our dining hall into an exquisite Parisian cafe. Darlene Cowan and Bob Grady reflect the mood ofthe evening as they enioy the continental cuisine and service par excellence. 1' f- Y N. , 5 1 iii FFF 'K .K '53 Y. mi .,1,, s I' nl J. 1, H Vp 1- a I I l 1 IN R w 'fm' ow 13' lk . vw' A , . 'Y' 'Ui 5 ' ' I . .-. of, A-141, 1 '1 ' v . I ly nf - lg. . : ' -. - .iVN.'.1.i M K' U ,. 1. flu' 3'8- ai U , 4 ' Q. Hz' 1,1 L v' 2 f f 'Y , ' g R 'M x W, .4 ' I Ji s I ' -an 1 G H, N ,Z Nm 'SS-1,-Q 2 , 1f, '-'-.'-.1. -1 Ir gill. Ni 3 A 1.33. . , I 'ny tg, ' . . we 117 0ZZegg Dag - - Um 7Uea1!em Zfezdtage H THE VICTUALS MUST GET THROUGH: Bandit Cactus Soren- sen holds up the chuck wagon as Chef Walsh reaches for the sky but to the rescue iust in the nick of time comes Sheriff Whiskers Moorep and rendezvous on Mt. Two-Bit is made with little delay. Hungry academy seniors converge on a tantalizing menu of barbecued gluten steaks, cactus flowers with sunshine sauce, and hardtack. THE GOOD OLE DAYS: Mark Twain's Jumping Frog of Cala- varas County came to life in the social science exhibit through the picturesque efforts of Gene Sorensen and Bob Westermeyer. The Rusket Ramblers harmonize in the ASB Western Jamboree. Dazzled academy seniors were impressed by the exciting offers of higher education as they were shown in a single day a cross section of life at college. A welcome that included hot chocolate and cookies, Dr. Heppenstall's convocation talk, l'What Have They Seen in Thine House? p a chuck- wagon dinner, departmental displays built around the theme, Our Western Heritage , a softball game between the college Yearlings, and the winning academy l'Broncos p and campfire vespers made a full and memorable day for guests and hosts alike. 12' I, E .,-1 1 je? get 'A sa- -.jf ll8 A XML - b' ow CAPTAlN'5 lABl'E,i,lhjifh 'heir guests as G 9U5lY 'und I Ar' Sunon who visi ,I 4 ', A. ff' Wi-4, Strom 9 , it r Dr. We ROSS 'dent Bruce B0b'enco.' Spec e k round. hief officers were MBK pres' ll s the sails in the buf 9 -Q Je?-ji LAK g be, and Cmtee :wa - M eww Real devotion between dad and son is not always ap- parent but nevertheless it runs deep. Little shavers hang their heads at report - card timeg college lads write per- suasive letters when finances run low. But when they meet over the banquet table all is changed for they are equals-man to man. WHARF FRAMES DINERS: To strengthen the salty flavor of the sea at- mosphere, a fishing craft and net rest beneath the pier as banqueters enloy good food disguised as boatswain's special, Emerald lsles, and slripper's delight. TYPICAL: Chosen as a representative dad- son pair, Dr. Earl B, Ray and his son Stanley briefly express the sentiments of all with words of appreciation for the relationship cherished by fathers and sons alike. A s '45 wg' N' xqxfz i , -ifflflwel ENTERTAINMENT: John Philip Sousa Weber lin oriental headdressl leads the Wawono-famous Clickety-Clacker Band in a stirring, late-Saturday night concert, Rhythm? Definitely. Music? Doubtful. Vw BATTLE: Where there's snow and high spirits, there's bound to be warfare. Nowhere is safety to be found, for flying missiles of snow have an uncanny habit of coming from the most unexpected directions. x f fi' wifi A L ,, , N ff' Lexis Q FD, Q, Q., S 1 f riff HQ' . X QR APPLE CANDYING: An apple for the teacher seems to be making chefs of Bob Walther and Chuck Case. Miss Kuester likes the idea. JUST PLAIN WORK: After food - inevitably dirty dishes. Flossie Phillips, Bruce Campbell, and Louie Kang prove that dishwashing is fun-at Wawona, that is. DIET: Wow, what chowl Three times a day land in betweenl Mr. Damazo and Chef Walsh put it on the tables and hungry sub-getters took it off. csv! 4 dw 'aw F A.-I V.:- Nr. AT BADGER PASS: Swooshll The snow , flies and the ground falls away as Mar- vin Wilcox sweeps down the slope and neatly executes a Christy, MAN-U-FASHIONING: Making a man to order is pretty cool business. Cramming a whole week's fun into one short week end was the achievement of 65 school-spirited people who had gotten atleast 14 Critter subs last fall. The locale shifted from Wawona to Yosemite Valley to Badger Pass. Falling snow and a driving wind made for rugged skiing and healthy appetites. WHAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWN: Ginger Roberts painstakingly herring- bones up the slope. But it's so much easier coming down. Whoopsl M Wmmm 'Q - . 'T 4' ,f T KA get X ' -7. hif i High. X ' -i , 'M '- Lt V1 XX 3 'vi 4 141: -- kgsjggrszx if ' ge-fs2:mfQ?.Q1 .4 n 1 1 Xs- 5 1 v U ig LOQK lroupe'sO?JmeZELOWl Chuck Cose th n, leap-frogs ovei thi vaulting box' 5 L I 22 gffwvhzncz ing trio, THE FLYLNG TRAPEZE AND BALANCE: Poise and precision words as Larry Miller periorms an inverled swing on the rings. The balanc- ' ' Chuck Case, Erv Maleer, and Ar! Bell, deftly execute the Herringlon. ff -Qtfi WATCHFUL EYES, READY TONGUE: Coach PYRAMLD: Upside down, righl Sid? UP, ll dfJ9Sf ' 'Ylang' 05 Napier's running commenlary on the evenls of long as you are well balanced. Miss Kueslers lumbling leam I lhe evening helped lhe large audience lo enioy proves il. ' nce lhrough enlighlened eyes. 1 I lhe perlorrna A Y J eau ' an Fmcwle H ,-0 BALANCED AND UNBALANCED: Arm-to-arm and foot-t -f Chuck C o oot, ase, Erv Mateer and Art Bell h'b' , ex I it precise timing in another balancing act. The Ch ump gets dumped again as a well-aimed ball finds its mark in response to Chuck Thomas' taunting horn. SHOOTING THE WORKS: A strong arm and a steady eye are put to the test as Prof. Judson and Barton C avnes aim for the bull's eye in Eleanor Bullock's booth. Before a stage setting of forest greenery and snow-capped mountains, LSC gymnasts tensed and flexed their muscles in a fast-moving exhibition of th ' err muscular prowess. The evening began with a P. E. carnival featuring educational exhibits and amusing games of skill. Th ' e program proper dis- played agility and coordination which thrilled a packed house from the beginning to the dramatic torch of progress finale. ARTISTIC FLIP-FLOPS: Junior gymnasts watch with awe as Johnny Fields, academy trampoline artist, hurtles through the air in o spectac l ' ' u ar triple forward flip. sr-fw'b'r I 1 ew zdalac and ' ga . , . Lili' 0 ur y 7 L ! ,, , . A-nsqods ,. P A 102' ...cl -5 t ' ' Li, . if-- '-luls -' . ,..,., . Q' '4'.w.'! ...1 1- , 7.,- - - f M , .V th' ' rebut' l 1 , A Y bv CALIFORNIA Rustic Pat Robinson and Aristo- crat Jeanette Drake strain in their burlap harnesses as they head for the California boundary to earn points for their respective sides, Thanks to hearty country rearing,.the Rustics finished this race by half a length. At right, Lavaun Ward and Art Sutton find quiet repose on the shores of Manila Bay, while more ambitious LSCites sail its placid waters. Scholarly collegians took a few pages of early American history to the school picnic with them. Dr. Airey was chairman of the planning committee, which readily ex- plains the causes of the events. All picnickers were ral- lied on two opposing sides, Rustics vs. Aristocrats. Social distinction was apparent at mealtime when the Rustics were fed knapsack burgers, cold beans in the can, pronto pups and swamp water, in the other line, the Aristocrats were served minced steak sandwich deluxe, haricots en boites, canine a la blanket, and sparkling burgundy. Famous Rustics and Aristocrats from history were portrayed in a Gay Nineties quiz program to end the day's activities. PONY EXPRESSgAmong those who wheeled past the ancient relics and vegetative beauties of Irvine Park were Patsy Pfeiffer and Bud Seltzer, King of the horseshoe courts, Dr. Airey casually flings another ringer. In spite of his Aristocratic heritage, the revolt of the Rustics undermined the principle of noblesse oblige and won the horseshoe contest. A fl' 'P I I I n LOOKOUT TREE: There's plenty to se at a picnic. From her vantage point, Barbar Crew could observe the Trust Busting soccer gameg the use of the Big Stick in baseballg the volleyball and badminton at Kitty Hawk, the filthiness of Yellow JournaIism legg-throwing contesttg and the Smear Campaign ofthe pie-eating duel. DRIVING THE GOLDEN SPIKE: Fleet-footed runners swiftly pounded over the sod in a thrilling relay race to complete the driving of the first spike. Aristocrat Barton Carnes slides into the rendeivous in a courageous attempt to overtake Rustic Calvin Nash's spike-driving lead. The Rustics won. t25 Amidst the shouts of battle, the rugged rowboats ol the Rustic and Aristocratic navies weaved uncertainty about the course under the direction of ambitious but not too skillful admirals. ln the close mixed-couples race, Pete Valdez and Stan Mulder hopefully heave to the starboard as their noble ship lists heavily to the port on the outside turn coming into the homestretch. The battle was com- pletely taken on every score by the Aristocratic seamen. 6 0 .ai pa ob --ft'-o'flGl'Ui'0'l 4,41 AQA - . v i -- .1 1, . - - . - . , ' s' sv 4 . I ,. 'V' - , gf, 'Q yi. -4 A Av: A, ,... 0o.::r1- 1 - In . 1 .:' -.G-b'?: f Hflffi 'f-:H '-5' ? 'f '.'4 ' ':'wI'i'f?.:'-- -fill ' 'W' fu 4 ' V f Ii 4 ..,. 'I '-.gf ,. ,.l'7'y.f- '1-1..,'.',.,'f.,41ns-U55,1.,,,E'i-W etc, . , .. .r .. f 4111.75- Pm v, me-'-.r .-.i-:'.'-21' '- - - . s ' lb .iw n SAFETY, PREVENTION, AND TREATMENT, a class offered for BEHIND THE SCENES: Ed Taylor, Andy Anderson, Dick minors, finds its practical application as Chuck Case tapes Forrester, and Bob Schneider spend long hours repairing Paul Smith's ankle before a gymkana performance. Massage, skates, stringing rockets, checking out balls, sweeping legal safety, and nutrition are all part of the program. floors, managing gym activities, and otherwise doing their best to make College Hall a center of student recreation. eaiziaad? ' acmfdaam, r MEDICAL CADETS: LSC placement examinations include a written and practical test in military courtesy and drill. Those COOPERATIVE ACTIVITIES: Larry Hinaga is caught flat- whose background is not adequate are required to take MCC. footed between bases as Dee Wayne Jones and Charles The training aims at preparing the boys for noncombatant Evers close in. Softball is one of the spring team work in the armed services and includes first aid. Glen Weeks, activities. Jim Hagely, and Al Hummel demonstrate. ,l -3111. 1 -Q- '.' 4 R , J T . .. A , ,.... ai V4.3 . ,H . , ..- 1 - as ' 1... ..., ., -env 'N .pdf W, -, - . ni. 5 n A. 'S-1. . . we if A-H -' ' s Ze, Il., J ' '- '.. ..,,,' -W1 .w9f C'9f ' 5 A' ' -, - W ' 1 dv' 14. X QM J .A . I , - 'Q M911 I 4 I FLAC-BALL: Intramurals play an important part in the LSC health and physical education program. During the autumn season the boys learn sportsmanship, teamwork, and strategy in the fast-moving game ol flagball. This year's teams-the Capris, Bel-Aires, de Villes, Victorias, and Catalinas-had a close race for the championship. 'f :wi A Z- 1 CHAMPIONS-SCHNElDER'S CAPRIS. Andy Atadero, Ben Jordan, Bob Schneider, Frank Valdez lback rowl, Dick Forrester, Ed Ford, Ronald Hamlin, and team cap- tain Wayne Jones ifront fowl. They came out ahead, winning six and tying two of their eight games. Weed- lop u'656ea and Kawai ' BASKETBALL: The season really went to the dogs this year as the team roster took on the appearance of o kennel registration list. ln competition were the Ter- riers, Cockers, Beagles, Bulldogs, Danes, Setters, Chows, Boxers, Collies, and Dachshunds. During the opening game of the meet, Albert Anderson used his six-foot- seven-inch height to good advantage in the tip-off WINNING CANINES: The Dachshunds and Collies led the pack all the way, in spite of the unsuccessful efforts of the other hounds to crack the winning circle. The Collies-Willie Wilcox, Tommy Hooper, Russel Hoxey, Dick Forrester, Larry Hinaga, and team captain Warren Fish lkneelingl-are jubilant over their success in the play-off game with Fred Paap's Dachs- hunds-the score, 40-35. 'Y A ' A I rf ' ' 5 f -v ,, ' - f,-,dgfk 4. ., 4 WW Study - weary brains find relaxation in rolling along on wheels, digging out of sand traps, defending the goal, or smashing the bird, Greenhorns and ex- perts play together in a co- recreational p r o g r a m in which individual and group skills are developed which the student may carry away from college, enabling him to lead a richer and health- ier life. 128 N O J Z --af 1 -.-ff . X. .40 Z' l 'J -Nu' 1: we'-' ' ' XXNX. if XF fx nv 'aim x 'kts' ,A ' - s 'unify e A . .,'. N ' S-,yzsrvttf-,- - .4 vwhiyll- . 'ul wil V , .gwSp. fe, V.. - . 4, On a bustling college campus, physical recrea- tion and development play an important role. Though not intended as a substitute for the student work program, they build coordination, poise, and physical fitness. Most folks find something to suit their individual tastes: Johnny Fields dives, Paul Smith plays tennis, and John Hershey throws the iavelin, while volleyball and foot-racing entertain more and less athletic types. l ,. A55 ' x Q MQ-:Fees-k!95.' . in 100' 7 'Trl 667564 ,a l 12:20 kusn l Bill, Glenn, Chuck, Dick X 41mg XLS' STUDY 6 Marlene Allen Y ,- SICK BAY 'Q ' Paul Lund J , Q. ik 4 l 1 Z . E ? 1 , f l I T i U gd! l F 9 I Y 5 5 f',X Mg ff A f ' -'fix .i ' V: , 4 l A w -gy , 5 f 3 Auncmxnon ones 3,4 1- , Ada Zehm, Dorothy Leung Shirley Wiclcman, Chuck Case . ' -M. 91 N a , 1, Q . 130 ,QQ .1 ..1 , -142,1 ' is lx , ,f ,, ., ' V ELA I7 A A, 3 X' Ja-I qeqfp I , I 1, 4. f I I I Z, W-I , I., .,..d I ii N 'QRQA 'S .vi N95 Pve-f 's' HELD L inmdes 'n 4C-H, E Cnow UN 1 N z.,,qMc 9 uck. 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La Sierra College Dairy G. E. Slearns, Manager 4621 Pierce Phone 9647 Qawfzal galbfcofmia QCQMZQQQMCQ 4 of Seventh-day Adventisfs Grim ma? ,iframe 87 Churches o l Boarding Academy o 4 Day Academies Monterey Bay Armona Fresno Modesto Mountain View R. C. Balmer, Presidenl Roberl E. Osborn, Sec.-Treas. l l l l 4 5 Ecirls Place lVic's Frostee Shopl I I693 Magnolia Ave. Arlington 01 Phone 9723-M iff' These freshman boys know that quick and efficient service awaits those who fre- quent EarI's. A Service Institution Ready To Serve You At All Times Whether Your Needs Be Great Or Small. ClTIZEN'S NATIONAL TRUST 81 SAVINGS BANK OF RIVERSIDE ARLINGTON, CALIFORNIA Mr'nil1:'r Frzlwrul Drpmit ln.wur11m'f' Curporutimz ' ' Wmfex Ace Bushings, Inc ....,.. ,..,,. .,,..A. 1 4 B, 149 Keystone Drug Co .,.,,.,, .. 142 Newby's Photography . 141 Baker's Flowers ........... ...,......,,,,,,........ 1 35 Kristy's ..,.......,....,.,,,. ,,,,,. , . 141 Pacific Union College., . . .. 151 California Panel 8. Veneer Co ..i.,.,,...,, 135 L. B. Miller Radiator Co ..,,,. 150 Risinger .,i,.,i,.,, .. .,,.,,... .. .. 137 Carpenter's ............,,...,,........,. .... 1 42 La Sierra College .,....,,.,. .. 136 Riverside News Publishing Co. 142 Central California Conference... .... 146 La Sierra College Dairy ,,,.... 154 Rouse's .,.......,, .. 147 Citizen's National Bank ......c..i, .... 1 55 La Sierra College Store ...,... 153 S, K, Smith Com., , 146 Cheney's Music House .......,ci,,. ,.,i 1 34 La Sierra Pharmacy ......,.,. 138 Schrillo Aero Tool ,..,, . ,. 143 Coffin's Shoes .....i..,..........,i,.,. ,,,, 1 41 La Sierra Variety Store. ...,,...,... 152 Sears, Roebuck 8. Co.. .. . . 141 College of Medical Evangelists. ,.i, 144 Lin-Sol Products ..,...c.. ,.,.,..........c,c . .. 145 Southeastern California Conference 145 Culligan Soft Water Service... .... 140 Magnolia Center Upholstery Co ....... 140 Southeastern California Book DeBeIlis Music Co .......,............ .... 1 53 Marcus Mears .........,,,. , ,.,... . 150 and Bible House... ., 145 EarI's Place ............ ..,, 1 55 Marlin Food Market .,.,. . 152 Southern California Conference . 150 Ennis 8. Lackey ...... ,. ..,. 147 McAIvin's ......,,.........,,. 137 Stamp Shop . . 142 GabrieI's .................., .,.. 1 50 McGrath-Olson .,...... 153 Sweet's ...............,....., . 147 Glendale Sanitarium .... .,,, 1 38 Miller Co. .........,... .... 1 39 Village Cleaners 146 Home Study Institute ...... 154 Moore Motor Sales ....., ..... 1 39 Wilson Pontiac . .. 152 J. C. Penney ............... ,,,, 1 39 Munson Agency ...... 138 Winsler's .,.,., . 135 Johnson Tractor Co ...... ,,,, 1 42 Nash Jewelers ....... 152 155 6 I I I Aww Patsy Haldeman . Lynn Osborn . . Paul Ricchiuti . . Wayne Surls . . Zum P s. K. smafh co.. . F Spatter work Faculty section, lettering on division pages Toil, Sprouts, Harvest, Frolic, Neighbors Table of Contents and lettering on dedi- cation page 5260 West l04th St., Los Angeles 45, Calif. Lester Cushman ..... Hands, miscellaneous Max Dicken ...... Miscellaneous Wilburn McClintock . . Division pages, Gymkana, Spring Talent Festival, banquets Dedication, and buildings Gene Newby . . . . 3775 Orange St., Riverside, Calif. Sprouts and Harvest Bruce Reid . . . . Miscellaneous Don Starkey . . . . Miscellaneous Paul Tallant . . . . Frolic, Teams, Toil, and end sheets buildings, and miscellaneous Delmer Toews . . . Neighbors and miscellaneous pzdnteu cmd gdndew Great Western Yearbooks, Inc., P.O. Box 549, Glendale 5, Calif. feffzeakmente cum! Winds Mrs. Dolores Garrett- Cookies, hot chocolate, and rolls Marian Hamren and Vicki Miller-Radio Cushman, Tallant, and Toews Photo, lnc.- chocolate malts and root beer 7422 Senate Irene Ortner and her Chevvy 70fnd44na!'7de44 Roget's T,ll'.SIlll7'Il.S Fertile-minded staff Member llssocialed Collegiate Dress I 272 Abbott, Donald H., M.D., 6044 Elenor St., Riverside Calif ..........,.. 41 Airey, Wilfred J., 11511 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif. 17, 30, 108 Alvarez, Grace, 1171 15th St., San Bernardino, Calif .........A.....-.-, 26 Ambg, Karl F,, 11626 RlCl'lm0nd, AlllI1gf0I1, Calif ...................-..--- 19 Ambs, Margarete, 11626 Richmond, Arlington, Calif ...,. 17, 69, 86 Anderson, Don, 11747 Campus Drive, Arlington, Calif ...........A..... 38 Anderson, G. T., 11750 Campus Drive, Arlington, Calif .,...... ..... 1 0 Anderson, W. E., 11626 Val Verda, Arlington, Calif .....,... ........ 1 1 Bates, H. Eugene, 11798 Hazeldell, Arlington, Calif .........A........... 27 Beatty, Lillian E., 11658 Val Verda, Arlington, Calif ..... 18, 78, 115 Brown, Donald M., 5068 Greenleaf, Arlington, Calif ......,.. 21, 88 Brown, Doris, 5068 Greenleaf, Arlington, Calif ...,......,s..... ........ 2 6 Brown, Francis, 3839 McKenzie, Arlington, Calif ............. 22, 76 Carlsen, Willeta, 11668 Val Verda, Arlington, Calif ...... ....... 1 2 Clough, John, 11757 Campus Drive, Arlington, Calif ...... ...., 3 8 Craw, Frances, 4620 Pierce St., Arlington, Calif ..,............... ..... 2 7 Craw, H. Allen, 4620 Pierce St., Arlington, Calif .......,..,....,......... 23 Cushman, Lester H., 11785 Pepper Dr., Arlington, Calif ..... 24, 79 Damazo, Noreen, 11698 Val Verda, Arlington, Calif ..................... 27 Damazo, Paul, 11698 Val Verda, Arlington, Calif ....................... 39 Dee, Deena, 11734 Bonita, Arlington, Calif .....,................... 27, 115 Dinning, R. Clifford, 5067 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ..,.......... 38 Dixon, Aileen, 11749 Pepper Drive, Arlington, Calif .,.... ..... 4 0 Downs, Lloyd E., 5055 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ........ ..... 2 1 Edwardson, Anna P., 11651 Bonita, Arlington, Calif ........... ........ 2 1 Emmerson, H. Russell, 5082 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ........,.... 20 Farnsworth, Edna, 4938 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif .,...,... 23, 108 Ferguson, G. C., 5063 Greenleaf, Arlington, Calif ..,.,. ........ 4 2 Gillespie, Earl, 11651 Bonita, Arlington, Calif .............. ,.,., 4 0 Grimstad, Eleanor, 11398 Westwood, Arlington, Calif ....,., ,.... 4 1 Groome, Loren, 11639 Bonita, Arlington, Calif. Groome, Mary W., 11639 Bonita, Arlington, Calif ...., ,.,.. 2 7 Guild, Pearl, 6524 Hillside Ave., Riverside, Calif ...... ........ 3 9 Hamilton, John T., 4602 Pierce, Arlington, Calif ...,.......,......... 22, 77 Hannum, Ethel L., 5073 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif .....,. ........ 4 0 Hannum, Harold B., 5073 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ....... 22, 75 Haussler, J. Cecil, 5882 Holden, Arlington, Calif .....,......... 16 Hayton, Hope H., 4981 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ...,.. . Heppenstall, Edward, 4947 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ...., ,.,.. 1 6 Heppenstall, Margit, 4947 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ..,,. ,.... 2 7 Hilts, D. Glenn, 4983 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ..,.,.,.,...,.,.... 13 Hirsch, Charles B., 5369 Kent, Arlington, Calif., .,.,.,.,,, 17, 79, 89 Hirsch, Patricia 5369 Kent Arlin ton Calif ........ 13 , , g , .,.................... . Jensen, Maybel, 4938 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif .......... . ........ 26 Johns, Alger F., 11705 Campus Drive, Arlington, Calif ,,... .,.... . . 16 Judson, Frank E., 5080 Peacock Lane, Arlington, Calif ..,., 20, 123 Koorenny, Ralph L., 4948 Linn Dr., Arlington 19, 36, 79, 89, 115 Krovig, Paul, 11707 Hazeldell, Arlington, Calif ...,.,., ..,.,.,.,.,..,,, 2 7 iifff. is 'll Kretschmar, Luella L., 11674 Val Verda, Arlington, Calif ..,.,,,,. 32 Kuester, Dorothy, Gladwyn Hall, La Sierra College, Arlington 120 Laue, Clarence M., 11701 Campus Dr., Arlington, Calif... ll Leech, William D., 2915 Las Flores, Arlington, Calif ......,,,.. 25 Little, Helen F., 4630 Pierce, Arlington, Calif ........,.. ,. ,.,,.. . 18 Little, Thomas A., 4630 Pierce, Arlington, Calif .... . 11 71 Love, Hugh C., Calkins Hall, La Sierra Coll., Arlington .... 109 McKee, Lois, Angwin Hall, La Sierra College, Arlington .,..., 72 Matheson, Edward W., M.B.K. Hall, La Sierra College Arlington, Calif. .......,................,,.,...............,......,..,,. 15, 87 Mobley, Lawrence E., 5402 India, Arlington, Calif. 18, 69, 115 Mobley, lla, 5402 lndia, Arlington, Calif ...............,,.... ...... 1 15 Montgomery, Leona, 4614 Pierce, Arlington, Calif ...,,. .,,.. 2 7 Montgomery, W. D., 4614 Pierce, Arlington, Calif ...... ......., . 26 Nachreiner, Edward, 4626 Pierce, Arlington, Calif. ,,,,..,. 17 , 79 Napier, William J., 5056 College Ave., Arlington, Calif. ,....,.........,........,.............. 15, 20, 26, 115, 122 Norman, Richard, 241 Mound St., Loma Linda, Calif ......,......,. . 19 Odell, Nellie, 4657 Myrtle, Arlington, Calif ....... .,... 2 7, 108, 115 Ortner, Irene, 11753 Pepper Dr., Arlington, Calif ..., Palmer, Reva, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif .... Parker, A. H., 11718 Hazeldell, Arlington, Calif ..... . Pease, Norval F., 11574 Westwood, Arlington, Calif ...., . Phillips, Nellie, 4985 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ...... Ragon, Fedalma, 11774 Hazeldell, Arlington ' , Calif .,,.,. ......,...,. Riggs, James W., 8287 Camelia Dr., Riverside, Calif .,..... Robinson, Rena, 11467 Norwood, Arlington, Calif. Romant, F. E., 11623 Bonita, Arlington, Calif ........ Romant, Mabel C., 11623 Bonita, Arlington, Calif., Sheldon, H. Raymond, 5007 Maplewood, Arlington, Colif... .. Simpson, George T., 5054 Greenleaf, Arlington, Calif... 26, Sofsky, Chloe A., 4952 Vine, Arlington, Calif ..,.,,,,...,. 23, Sonneland, Yvonne, 3893 Stotts, Arlington, Calif ........,. .. Specht, Velma, 11473 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif .,........ . Specht, Walter F., 11473 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif... Stearns, G. E., 4621 Pierce, Arlington, Calif .............., ,...., , , Swenson, Helen, 11717 Hazeldell, Arlington, Calif ..,, ,,,. Tasker, William, 2326 Van Buren, Arlington, Calif... . Thompson, Julian, 5105 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif.. ...,, if Walters, Alfred, 11751 Bonita, Arlington, Calif ..,,,. . . 22 Warner, Robert, 11761 Bonita, Arlington, Calif. 23, 26, 78: Widmer, Elmer, 11976 Herman Dr., Arlington, Calif ..,,,, . Williams, Max M., 5214 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif .,,, ,, Wilson, Amy, 11792 Herman Dr., Arlington, Calif. Wood, Floyd G., 11112 Westwood, Arlington, Calif .,,,,. . Wood, Katherine C., 11112 Westwood, Arlington, Calif.. Woodward, Mary, 4853'f7 Blehm, Arlington, Calif. . . 19, 85, 115 27 26 16 26 26 24,115 41 19 70 71 84 34 40 69 42 27 38 24 80 80 21 26 26 26 27 15 7 emma 272 Abbott, Carolyn, 9328112 Magnolia Ave., Arlington, Calif.. . ., Abbott, Donald, 9328112 Magnolia Ave., Arlington, Calif. .. 55, Allen, Marlene, 3710 L St., Bakersfield, Calif. 46, 76, 79, 128, Almstadt, Jan R., 2959 Glenview Ave., Los Angeles, Calif ............ . Altig, Richard, 11531 S. Downey Ave., Downey, Calif ..,., ,... 4 6, Anaya, Sammy, 12100 Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif .,.... ,........... Andersen, Elmer, 1053 Chestnut, Long Beach, Calif .,.,......,......., Anderson, Anderson, Albert, 429 Concord, Lodi, Calif ............. 46, 126, Mrs. Bobbie, 11747 Campus Dr., Arlington, Calif. Anderson, Carol, 1052 N. Lamer, Burbank, Calif. 46, 108, 117, Anderson, Irene, 1032 E. 6th St., Corona, Calif. Anderson, ldalene, 11750 Campus Dr., Arlington, Calif .,,,,......,... John, 332 South L St., Lompoc, Calif. Anderson, Anderson, Walter, 332 South LSt., Lompoc, Calif. Andress, La Vern, 6851 Magnolia Ave., Riverside, Calif ..... ..... Apo, Melvin, Box 140 Kaynakakai, Molokai, Hawaii ,,,,,,, ,,,,, Arballo, Irene, 526 N. Record St., Los Angeles, Calif. Armstrong, Louise, 5863 Tyler Ave., Arlington, Calif ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, Arriaga, lsreal, 4925 Rose Dr., Arlington, Calif ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,, Ashley, Kennerley, 2603 Grand Ave., Huntington Park, Calif. Atadero, Andrew, 430 West C, Brawley, Calif ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 46, 3? Babienco, Bruce, 2011 N. Hicks Ave., Los Angeles 32, Calif. 73, 74, 77, 96, 110, Baerg, Freberin, 153 Central Ave., Shafter, Calif. 46, 78, 79, Baerg, Lynn, 153 Central Ave., Shafter, Calif .......,. 37, 55, 85, Bailey, Nona, 1320 N. 15th St., Phoenix, Arizona ....,....... 46, 76, Bainer, Jack, Box 64, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif .................,,, . Baird, Earle, 11790 Bonita, Arlington, Calif ......,.....,,,.....,,,,,,,,... Bakeman, Kenneth, 1440 S. Calla Marcus, Palm Springs, Calif. Baker, Jeanette, Box 745, Plainfield, N. J ............. 16, 72, 96, Baker, Priscilla, 23317 Raymond, Rt. 1, Chatsworth, Calif ..... 35, Balm, Shirley, 4367 Verdugo Rd., Los Angeles 65, Calif. 46, 78,108, 112,'121, Barker, Duane, P. O. Box 111, Jarano, Colorado ........................ Barnett, lzett, 100a Old Hope Rd., Liquanea P. O., Jamaica, B. Barron, Frances, 11141 Mountain Ave., Arlington, Calif. Barron, Howard M., 11141 Mountain Ave., Arlington, Calif ..,,..... Barrows, Wendell, 3036 Miguel St., Riverside, Calif .,.,............... Bassham, Philip, 2351 Ridgeview Ave., Los Angeles 41, Calif. 46, 73, Batch, Delmar, 4147 Harrison St., Arlington, Calif ........................ . Bates, H. Eugene, 11798 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif ............, Bates, Richard, 6157 N. Hart Ave., Temple City, Calif. 46, 73, Batson, Barbara, 490 W. 23rd Ave., Gary, Indiana ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Bauer, Eldon, Lindell P. O., Lindell, B. C., Canada ,,,....,,,.,...,,,.,.,. . Bauman, Marlene, 4931 Spruce St., Lincoln 6, Nebraska, ....... 55, Beals, Harold, 1216 W. Charles St., Champaign, lll ....,,.,...,,........ Beams, Jim, 14110 Daubert, San Fernando, Calif ......... 60, 88, Beatty, Betty, 306 Taylor St., Taft, Calif .....,....................... 46, Beckner, George, 3529 W. 74th Pl., Inglewood 4, Calif ..... 55, Beegle, Norma, 4429 Young Dr., Montrose, Calif. 46, 72, 73, 76, 128, Beegle, Ralph, 4429 Young Dr., Montrose, Calif ............. 15, 47, Behrens, Marolyn, 11637 Val Verda, Arlington, Calif ............. 47, Beiter, Ethel, Box 425 Loma Lindc, Calif. Beldin, Frances, Orlando, Florida ...............,.....,.............. 47, 76, Beldln, Jefferson, Arlington, Calif .,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Belko, Boris, 105 N. College, College Place, Washington 55, 78, 80, 111, 115, Belko, Ivan, 105 N. College Ave., College Place, Washington 33, 60, 78, 79, Bell, Arthur ,11950 Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif. 60, 117, 122, Benjamin, Anne, Rt. 1, Box 119, Loma Linda, Calif, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Bergman, Maxine, 3466112 Tweedy, South Gate, Calif ......... 47 Bevins, David, 11921 Hermen Dr., Arlington, Calif ,,.,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 6, Bishop, Louis, Box 436, Loma Linda, Calif ............,.,,....,...,.....,, ,.,,, Blackburn, Jim, 1009 N. Ross St., Santa Ana, Calif. Blackburn, Lila Jean, 1009 N. Ross St., Santa Ana, Calif. Blommer, Dorothy, 4947 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif. Borg, Arlan, 5128 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ................,.. ,.,... Bowen, Audrey, Box 372, Ft. Pierce, Florida ............ 47, 76, 77, Boyd, Joyce, Gen. Del., Riverside, Calif ......................... 47, 77, Bracebridge, Clarence, 522 Garfield, Traverge City, Michigan. .,.... . Bradshaw, Paul, 137 Taylor, Loma Linda, Calif ...,..,,. 60, 78, 88, Brand, Marjorie, 4972 Rose, Arlington, Calif. Brandt, Edmund, Box 69, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif .......,,,,.. Breingan, Ronald, 11971 Herman Dr., Arlington, Calif ....,......,..... Breitigam, Jack, Rt. 2, Box 63, Lemoore, Calif .,,..,......, ..... 1 5, 58 46 77 130 46 79 108 55 127 130 10 46 55 60 60 127 115 115 87 78 60 12 116 60 139 46 W.l. 60 55 108 46 27 78 46 46 128 46 113 111 79 131 108 128 108 47 117 153 123 47 117 47 21 47 153 117 47 116 60 55 55 Breitigam, Merle, Rt. 2, Box 288-A, Lemoore, Calif ..,.,......,. 47, 74 Brewer, Floyd, 439 Berkeley, Claremont, Calif ...,.... Brice, Edward, 256 Apache St., Miami, Florida ,.,.,.. Brown, Brown, Brown, Bryant, Alfred, 4945 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif... Barbara, 4972 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ..,...,.. 55 Fred, Rt. 5, Box 54, Riverside, Calif... .. Jeanne, 3955 Tyler, Arlington, Calif. Budinsky, Steven, 17029 E. Foothill Blvd., Fontana, Calif. Bullock, Eleanor, 9545 Dunlop Cr., Rivera, Calif. 55, 72, 31 55 .47, 108 , 76, 87 . ...... 60 75 76, 123, 130 Bunch, Edwin, 1525 Thelma Lane, Las Vegas, Nevada .,,. 20, 47, 108 Burgess, Ralph, 35 Love St., Jonestown P. O. Kingston, Jamaica, B.W. .............................................,...... , Burt, Kenneth D., Box 2-126, Elsinore, Calif ......... 60 47 47 Cadelinia, Lydia, P. O. Box 668, Kahuku Oahu, T. H ................. Camp, Duane, 885 40th St., San Diego, Calif ................. 55, 76, 82 Campbell, Bruce, 11105 Pine St., Lynwood, Calif ..... 60, 78, 79, 120 Cantrell, Shirley, 5689 S. Crawford, Reedley, Calif ...,. 32, 55, 130 Carey, Joan, Rt. 1, Box 311, Exeter, Calif ........,.,.,......,....,........ 87 Carlson, Ethel, 11739 Pepper Dr., Arlington, Calif. 54, 76, 78, 79 Carlson, Richard, Box 103, La Sierra Sta., Arlington ......,..... 55, 126 Carpenter, Jack, 2735 E. 7th St., National City, Calif ......... 47, 127 Carnes, Barton, 715 Fay Dr., Glendale 6, Calif ......... 96, 116, 123 47 47 Carranza, Naomi, P. O. Box 34, Arroyo Grande, Calif ................. Carrerre, Ethel, 6259 Holden Ave., Arlington, Calif .......,............. Carson, Bertram, Rt. 1, Box 136, Loma Linda, Calif. Carson, Carol, Rt. 2-12101 Red Hill, Santa Ana, Calif. 43, 47, 74 Cartwright, Albert, 641 N. Bond St., Fresno, Calif ................. 38, 55 Case, Charles, 381 Humboldt, Fresno, Calif. 31, 78, 87, 96, 123, 126 Cates, Catherine, 11756 Hazeldell, Box 13, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. .............................................................,........ 55 Chaney, Raymond, 3504 Eastmoor Dr., Marshall, Texas ,... 64, 95, 115 Charboneau, Carol, 5645 Case Ave. N. Hollywood, Calif.47, 76, 120 Chase, Dianne, 1026 W. 38th St., Los Angeles 37, Calif ....... 47, 139 Chee-A-Kwai, Glenn, 4 Alfredo St., Port of Spain, Trinidad, B.W.I. 47 Chinn, Glen, 4217 Tyler St., Arlington, Calif ..,.. 59, 60, 86, 111 Chow, Alvin, 638-A 10th Ave., Honolulu, T. H. 30, 79, 83, 85, 89, 96 Christeinsen, Cecil, Apaitado G 96, Mayagina, Puerto Rico Christianson, MacKay, 5133 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif. Clark, Pat, Box 461, Verdugo City, Calif ....................................... 55 Clark, Thomas, 11734 Bonita, Arlington, Calif. Clem, Ethel, 10945 Cypress Ave., Arlington, Calif ............ ..... . Clough, Roberta, 11757 Campus Dr., Arlington, Calif. Comstock, Darryl, 648 Andrews Way, Richmond 11, Calif ..... 13, 55 Comstock, Marcella, Box 603, Benson, Arizona ........................ 55, 72 Cooprider, Gwendell, 1304 Marion Dr., Glendale 5, Calif. 78, 87, 94, 95, 115, 96 122 Cordray, Richard, 11798 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif ............. 60 Cornwell, Alonzo, P. O. Box 133, Oakhurst, Calif ......... 60, 78, 87 Cowan, Darlene, 1771 Glenwood Dr., Bakersfield, Calif. 34, 55, 77, 116, 122 Crabtree, Donald, 3587 Wallace St., Riverside, Calif. Crane, Sondia, Rt. 2, 687 Amapolas, Redlands, Calif ................. 47 Craven, John, 1616 Trenton Ave., Glendale 6, Calif. 73, 82, 96, 112 Craven, Patricia, 1616 Trenton Ave., Glendale 6, Calif. 36, 47, 108 Crawford, James, 5199 Norwood, Arlington, Calif ..................... 47 Crew, Barbara, P. O. Box 1843, Orcutt, Calif ............ ..... ...... 4 7 Crisp, Carroll, Rt. 2, Holland, Texas ......................... ...... 4 7 Crooks, Wesley, Rt. 1, Box 385, Loma Linda, Calif .......... ...... 9 5 Cummings, Ronald, 5005 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ...,.. ......... 1 12 Cyphers, Galyn, 45401f1 Pierce St., Arlington, Calif ............. 77, Cyr, Charles, 11173 Norwood, Arlington, Calif ............... ......... D Daggy, Carl, 12025 Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif. Dahl, Eunice, 2666 S. Downing, Denver, Colo ......................... 47, 77 Dale, Betty, 248 Oceana Dr., Los Angeles 49, Calif ......... 55, 120 96 60 Dale, Robert, P. O. Box 822, Perris, Calif ................................. 97 Dal Porto, Lynn, 6580 Hillside Ave., Riverside, Calif. Dalton, William, 217V1 West Silver, Lebanon, Ohio ...... ..... 3 1 Damazo, Noreen, 11698 Valverda, Arlington, Calif -...... ----- 2 7 Danielson, Doreen, Box 236, C.M.E., Loma Linda, Calif ...... ..... 6 0 Davidson, Neil, 1337 S. Farmstead Ave., Puente, Calif. Davidson, Reid, 344 I St., Brawley, Calif ..................... ---.- 9 6 Davis, Doris, 911 Merrill St., Corona, Calif. Dawson, Pearl, 11751 Bonita Dr., Arlington. Calif -vff ,-ff, f.A4, 6 0 . Day, William, 328 Bellvue, N. Seattle, Wash -.---------'------------'---- Deem, Barbara, 3001 Adams, P. O. Box 541, Arlington, Calif. 77, Deem, Lyle, 1812 New Jersey St., Los Angeles 33, Calif .....,....,. . De Fehr,Bernadine, 7381 West Belmont, Rt. Box 537, Fresno, Calif. de la Rocha, Margaret, 1169 Mott St., Los Angeles 23, Calif. 47, 72, De Melt, Lillian, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif. 14, 30, 47, 78, Denler, Arnold, 527 Orange Grove St., Loma Linda, Calif ...,,,.,. Derkach, Stephen, 810 Berlyn Ave., Ontario, Calif. Dewey, Doris, 2204 Mayflower, Monrovia, Calif. - 59, 61, 72, 76, Dicken, Max, P. O. Box 63, Dove Creek, Colo ....,.... 61, 71, 77, 74, Dickerson, Barbara, P. O. Box 306, Arlington, Calif ..................... 79 73 88 47 77 128 108 47 109 82 47 Dickinson, Tom, P. O. Box 763, Loma Linda, Calif .,,,,...... 40, 47, 108 Dirksen, Edward, 151 Verd Oaks Dr., Glendale 5, Calif. 30, 55, 77, 78, 79, 83, 115 Dixon, Alderman, Troy Ja. B. W. l. Donaldson, Barbara, 1026 River Lane, Santa Ana, Calif. Donesky, Connie, 1196 Forestbrook Dr., W. Summerland, British Columbia ,......................................................... 61 Donesky, John, 1196 Forestbrook Dr., W. Summerland, British Columbia .................................................. .. ......... ......A. 4 8 Doty, Donald, 11241 Covello St., Sun Valley, Calif ......... 61, 77, 117 Douglas, Jane, 5187 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif ....,,.,..... 31, 68, 97 Douglas, Wilbur, 5187 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif. 32, 69, 78, 85, 88, 97 Doyle, James, 1204 P St., Sanger, Calif ..,..,......... .....,....,.. 9 7, 116 Drake, Jeannette, Buhl, Idaho ............................ 55, 76, 83, 108, 113 Dreyer, Joanne, 3040 Span Blvd., Glendale, Calif. Dudar, Peter, P. O. Box 295, C. M. E., Loma Linda, Calif.. .. .12, 97 Duncan, Martha, 4976 Rose Ave., Arlington, Calif .,.. ......... ,...,.... 5 5 Eberhardt, Arlene, Rt. 3, Box 50, Placerville, Calif ................. .. 48 Eldridge, Norma, 164 Onden, 3 Chome 12, 31 Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan ,,,,.......,............................................,.......,.,... 78, 79 Elias, Eva, 2315 N. Gage, Bakersfield, Calif. Elias, Manuel, 2315 N. Gage, Bakersfield, Calif.. .... ...,. 7 4, 94, 95 Elliot, Joe, P. O. Box 526, Susanville, Calif ....... .,,.. ,.,....,........ 4 8 Emmerson, Eva, 5082, Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif. Evans, Donald, Arizona Academy, Scottsdale, Arizona ....... ..... 4 8 Everest, Patricia, P. O. Box 748, Fontana, Calif ......,..................,... 48 Everett, David, 11781 Magnolia Ave., Arlington, Calif. Evers, Charles, 2708 Formosa St., Orlando, Florida ...,.... 55, 77, 126 Eyer, Marlyn, 6530 Falcon Ave., Long Beach, Calif. 48, 78, 79,111,130 Ezquerro, Isaac, 1112 Main, Brawley, Calif ....................,,....... 61 7 Fabiani, Joel, Box 19, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ..,... . Fallen, Joanne, 1321 La Arriba Dr., Redlands, Calif ..... . Feyerabend, Anita, 3938 E. Fairmont, Phoenix, Arizona 37, 39, 48, 76, 78, Fickas, Donna, 5016171 Laurelwood Dr., Arlington, Calif. Figeuroa, Conrad, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif .......... ..75, Fillman, Donald, 4436 Pierce St., Arlington, Calif ..,.,. ...... .,........ Finney, Conrad, Vet Courts, Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif. Fischer, Robert, 4696 Mitchell Ave., Arlington, Calif. Fish, Warren, 2006 W. 68th St., Los Angeles 47, Calif. 30, 59, 61, 78, 89, Fisher, Oral, 4366112 Pierce St., Arlington, Calif.. .. .....61, Flack, Phyllis, 11961 Herman St., Arlington, Calif. Floyd, Lynn Nell, Rt! 1, Box 260, Colton, Calif .,., . .,...... 33, 48, Fong, Mae, 3071 Wailaui Rd., Honolulu, Hawaii... ....,. Ford, Betty, 219 West H. St., Ontario, Calif. 55, 69, 77, 111, 117, Ford, Edwin, 219 West H. St., Ontario, Calif. 77, 15, 68, 73, 83, 97, Ford, Lawrence, 2101 San Luis, Bakersfield, Calif. 55, 73, 83, 117, Forrester, Richard, 1550 Lemon St., Valleio, Calif. 31, 61,109, 126, Foshee, Mary Sue, 609 Gentry St., Hot Spring, Arkansas ,..., Fox, Arlen, 802172 Acacia, Glendale 5, Calif .......... .......... . Francis, Vida, 6201 Holden Ave., Arlington, Calif ..............,.......... Frederickson, Gerda, 1431 Fairfield St., Glendale 1, Calif ..... 48 French, Charles, Apt. 1-C Vets Court, Arlington, Calif .......,.......... 1 74 48 48 129 108 61 127 122 115 48 130 108 134 127 48 48 56 108 54 Friedrichsen, Gerhard, 1145 Westerly Terrace, Los Angeles 26, Calif...... ..., . ........... .. 48 Friend, Charles, 6172 Homewood, Buena Park, Calif. Frisbey, Doris, 525 W. Amerige, Fullerton, Calif.. . . 56 Froeschle, Robert, 11748 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif. 32 61 Fuiikawa, Byron, Box 143 La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. 86, 97, 109 Fuller, Elmer, 10563 Campbell St., Arlington, Calif.. 61 Fuss, Hannelore, 11020 Hole Ave., Arlington, Calif. 61 77 Fuss, Richard, 11020 Hole Ave., Arlington, Calif.. 48 Fuss, Rudolph, 11020 Hole Ave., Arlington, Calif. . 97 Gabriella, Thomas, Apt. 4K, Vets Court, Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif. Gaitens, Betty Jo, C. M. E., Loma Linda, Calif.. .. 21, 48 78 Garcia, Bennie, P. O. Box 371, Reserve, New Mexico Garrett, Constance, 11597 Norwood, Arlington, Calif. 23, 30, 85, 88, 97,112 Garrett, Gary, 11597 Norwood, Arlington, Calif.... . 48 Gee, Norbert, 3709 Sinsle Ave., Cincinnati 13, Ohio Gentry, J. C., 12065 Raley, Arlington, Calif. Gibbons, Sylvia, 11266 Huguley Dr., Arlington, Calif. 48 Gibson, Norma, 10991 Elm Ave., Lynwood, Calif .... .. . ..... . .. 48 Giem, Mary Ann, 3955 Tyler, Arlington, Calif. 30, 48, 76, 79, 82,121 Gilbert, Dennis, 1305 Hill Dr., Los Angeles 41, Calif ......... ..48, 79 Gilbert, Marilyn, 1153 S. Garfield, Alhambra, Calif... ...... .54, 121 Gillilan, John, 4294 Winona Ave., San Diego 15, Calif. . . 61 Gimbel, Benny, P. O. Box 164, Brush, Colorado Gipson, Willis, 80 Paseo Grande, Corona, Calif. . 48 Gober, Bonnie, Rt. 3, Box 316 D, Lodi, Calif.. ..... . . 48 Gober, Danny, Rt. 3, Box 316 D, Lodi, Calif. Golles, Fred, 1937 Camden Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 86, 94, 95, 108 Gomez, Joyce, Box 511, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, U.S.A. Gonzales, Gilbert, 4781 Holden Ave., Arlington, Ave. Goransson, Robert, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif. 61,76,108,117 Gorton, Alfred, 11788 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif .... .. .... 48, 78 Gosney, Wallace, 1036 W. 132 St., Gardena ,Calif. 56, 78, 116 Grady, Robert, 312 South E., Santa Rosa, Calif. 73,77,109,111,116,l17 Grainger, Leroy, 1019 Priebe St., Lodi, Calif ....... . . .... .. 48 Gray, Earle, 10233 7th Ave., Inglewood, Calif .... . ..48, 112 Gray, Kenneth, 11629 Valverda, Arlington, Calif. Green, Urceline, Newport, Jamaica, B. W. l .......... . 61 Griffith, Robert, 11502 Cottage, Arlington, Calif .... .... 5 6, 74, 77 108 Grimstad, Duane, 11398 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif.. .. .. .. 97 Grimstad, Eleanor, 11398 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif ....... .... 9 7 Grove, Janice, P. O. Box 441, Glendale, Arizona.. . .. .48, 72, 76 Guhl, Keith, Riverton, Wyoming ................. ...... ...... . .......... . . . 61 Guhl, Royce, Riverton, Wyoming ............................. . . . .. .34, 48 Guma, Tesfaie, Deiozmach Masfin's House, Jima, Eth. 71 Habekost, Robert, 5070 Holden Ave., Arlington, Calif. Hadano, Amy, 1810 Kalani St., Honolulu, Hawaii 78, 82, 89 Hagele, Jim, Rt. 1, Box 178, Acampo, Calif ............,. .. .... 48, 126 Haines, Jack, 15934 Strathern St., Van Nuys, Calif ..................... 56 Haldeman, Jacob, 11216 Gramercy Pl., Arlington, Calif ........ . 48 Haldeman, Patricia, 1441 S. Cucamonga Ave., Ontario, Calif. 62, 72, 84, 87, 130 Hall, Margie, 13420 Wingo St., Pacoima, Calif. .. .14, 48, 109 Hamlin, Ronald, P. O. Box 447, Santa Barbara, Calif... .. 48, 127 Hamren, Marian, 1066 West Ave. 36, Los Angeles 64, Calif. Hannum, Betty, 5073 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif. .. .31, 54, 86 Hansen, Harry, 324 W. 9th St., Corona, Calif ...... . .. 48 Hanson, James, 11975 Herman Dr., Arlington, Calif.. . ....48, 77 Hanson, Lawrence, 11975 Herman Dr., Arlington, Calif. . . 56 Harris, Dorothy, 3742 Walnut St., Riverside, Calif. Harrison, Richard, Box 176 La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. 49 Haskell, Marcello, 395 San Juan, Loma Linda, Calif. Haskew, Richard, 219 Bailey St., Los Angeles 33, Calif. 49, 76, 77, 120 Hauck, Leon, 86 S. Marengo St., Pasadena, Calif. 49, 78 Hawkins, Robert, 1025 Ojai Rd., Santa Paula, Calif. 49 Hawks, Paul, Rt. 3, Box 153, Riverside, Calif.. . . 97 Hayes, Leland, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif. 49, 78, 115 Heeb, David, 9416 Olive, Temple City, Calif. .... 49, 73, 78 Hein, Virginia, P. O. Box 445, Gerberville, Calif. 37, 39, 56, 72, 74 Henderson, Arthur, 252 Duarte Rd., Monrovia, Calif.. . 62, 88 15 9 tadwtc Henley, Gordan, 1200 Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif .,., ,,.,. ......... . Hensley, Anne, 418 South St., Hanford, Calif .......,,,....,.,,A.,.... 49, r-leppenstall, Margit, 4947 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ................, Herman, Joanne, P. O. Box 288, Loma Linda, Calif ...........,...,,,.,. Hernandez, Joe, 4456 Pierce St., Arlington, Calif ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Hershey, John, 650 Atkins Dr., Glendale, Calif. 49, 76, 108, 117, Heyman, Dianne, 5070 Woodman, Riverside, Calif .,,,..,.,.. Hill, Paul, 2019 Eleanora Dr., Glendale 61, Calif. Hinaga, 56, 76, 79, 80, 1 Larry, 384 N. Gifford Ave., Los Angeles, Calif .,.,.. 11, ...49, Hirst, Dole, P. O. Box 237, Loma Linda, Calif ..,..,,.,..,,e Hiscox, Sharon, 6536 Grand, Arlington, Calif. Holmes, Ivan, 350 Starr St., Loma Linda, Calif. Honor, Herbert, P. O. Box 757, Loma Linda, Calif ..,,,,..,.,.,., Hooper, Thomas, 11669 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif. 49, 1 Houg, Walter, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif .,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, Hoxie, R 17, . 49, ussell, 11101 Elm St., Lynwood, Calif ...,..... 49, 78, 79, Hoyt, Claire, 3230 Maude St., Riverside, Calif. Hubert, Ardice, 8427 Otto, Downey, Calif ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36, 49, Huddleston, Geneva, 11266 Huguley Dr., Arlington, Calif ,,.,,,.,,,,, , Hughes, Walter, 301 W, Fern Ave., Redlands, Cqlif ,,,,,,,,,,.--Y,,,-.- A Hummel, Alvin, P. O. Box 65, Beaumont, Calif ,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,, 49, 73, Hutton, Maybelle, Rt. 1, Box 39, Dos Polos, Calif ..... ,.... lce, Robert, 10998 Hole Ave., Arlington, Calif. Inaba, Dale, 263 Main St., Riverside, Calif .......... ..... 56, lnaba, Denis, 236 Main St., Riverside, Calif ............. ............. 3 3, Ingham, Wilburn, 11711 Bonita, Arlington, Calif ........................ . lnman, Virginia, 1129 Esperanza Ave., San Bernardino, Calif .......,. Irish, Barbara, Box 92, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ........ ..... lwahasht, ttmotny, No. I lwayakttamachi 3 Chome, Nada-ku Kobe, Japan ................................................... ..,.. Jacobs, Jacqueline, 11430 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif. 49, 77, 62 116 27 97 49 129 49 117 126 49 49 128 108 127 116 49 54 126 72 89 89 62 56 56 56 111 James, Henry, 9545 Hickory St., Los Angeles 2, Calif .............. ...... . 97 Janssen, Robert, 11972 Herman Dr., Arlington, Calif ...,..... 62, 76, 77 1 1 Jensen, Fred, Apt. 4H Vets Courts, Railey Dr., Arlington, Calif. Jensen, Gillian, 606111 Corwin Ave., Glendale 6, Calif ................ . Jensen, Richard, 4273 Riston Dr., La Canada, Calif. 62, 77, 108, Jensen, Paul, 606171 Corwin, Glendale, Calif ................................ Jepson, June, 3647 Hazel Moor Place, Wayzata, Minn. 49, 77, Jetton, Jim, 9441 Maple Ave., Bellflower, Calif. 49, 70, 73, 79, Jiron, Dora, Reserve, New Mexico ....................................,....... 56 Joers, Mary Lou, 3018 Bethel Blvd., Zion, lll. 32, 62, 74, 76, 78, Johnson, Beverly, 912 South Central, Lodi, Calif ..................... 49 Johnson, Claire, Rt. 6, Andover, Conn ...,....................... 62, 83, Johnson, Curtis, 9911 Lenore Dr., Garden Grove, Calif. 49, 79, 80, Johnson, Lloyd, Box 77, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. Johnson, Loren, 9118 Lincoln Ave., Brookfield, Illinois .............. . Johnstone, Theodore, Rt. 1, Box 683, Hanford, Calif ......... 32, 62 Jones, Barbara Brunie, 11646 Valverda, Arlington, Calif ......... 26 Jones, Barbara, 832 Evergreen Lane, Port Hueneme, Calif. 49, 79 Jones, Dee Wayne, 784 St. Louis, Long Beach, Calif. 56, 84, 117, Jones, Donald, 11678 Valverda, Arlington, Calif ........................ Jones, John, 511 E. Montecito, Sierra Madre, Calif. Jones, Shirley, Rt. 1, Box 340, Sylacauga, Alabama ........ 14, 56 Jones, Wayne, 11646 Valverda, Arlington, Calif ....,....... .... 9 9, 1 1 Jordan, Beniamin, 1969 Prell Road, Santa Maria, Calif ......... 49, Judd, Sybil, 3724 Jefferson, Riverside, Calif ......,.,........ ....... Kang, Louis, 209 Vancouver Ave., L. A. 22, Calif..,..56,79, 117, Katsuyama, David, 1420 Keeaumoku St., Honolulu, T. H ......... 76 Katsuyama, Ernest, 1420 Keeaumoku St., Honolulu, T. H. 49, 73, 89, Kekahu, Kawelo, P, O. Box 485, Waimer, Kauai, T. H Kendall, George, 5101 Bushnell, Arlington, Calif ........ Kelly, Donald, 5306 Monte Verdi, Santa Rosa, Calif. Kelly, Montel, 5306 Monte Verdi, Santa Rosa, Calif ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 49, Kellogg, Wanda, Rt. 2, Box 84, Oakdale, Calif ...,.................. Kennison, lrwina, 11698 Valverda St., Arlington, Calif. Kerbs, James, 3636 7th Ave., Sacramento, Calif .,,,,,,,,,,,. 50, 76, Kerbs, John, 3636 7th St., Sacramento, Calif .,... 62, 69, 74, 78, 60 49 117 49 108 120 83 129 79 110 117 49 73 88 97 129 99 76 127 127 99 120 99 129 49 62 76 56 150 115 Kern, Charles, Box 85, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ....... .... 6 2 Kilgore, John, Rt. 2, Box 300, Elsinore, Calif. Killian, David, P. O. Box 355, Loma Linda, Calif ......., ..,.. ...,..,... 5 4 Kimball, William, 1250 N. Everett St., Glendale 7, Calif. 62, 73, 78, 88 Kinsey, Ramona, Box 871, Glendale 5, Calif ...........,............. 14, 50 Kirkbride, Ellery, P. O. Box 169, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ..... 50 Knutson, Ron, Rt. 4, Western Ave., Wenatachie, Washington ........ 50 Koehn, Wilfried, 3417 Wilbur St., Arlington, Calif ..................... 50 Kolpacoff, Luke, 8254 Lincoln St., Lemon Grove, Calif ..... 50, 78, 80 Konya, Amy, 143 S. Mathews St., L. A. 33, Calif ......................... 50 Kruft, Jerry, 4225 E. McDowell, Phoenix, Ariz .......,......... 56, 76, 82 Kuester, Evert, 1181 Laurelwood, San Bernardino, Calif ................. 54 Kuhn, Geraldine, 12081 Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif .............. .... 6 2 Kurihara, Dorothy, 915 E. 4th St., Los Angeles 13, Calif ...... .... 5 0 -C' Lambert, Anne, Route 2, Box 280 L, Orlando, Florida 27, 62, 76, 77, 117 Lansing, Sydney, 4026 Sequoia, Arlington, Calif ....,.......,............ 50 Larsen, Patrick, Sunnydale Academy, Centralia, Mo ................. 36, 62 Lashier, Patricia, 370 Grove, Berrien Springs, Michigan ,............... 50 Lawrence, Arthur, P. O. Box 42, Port Antonio, Jam. B. W. l...62, 112 Lee, Barnes, Rt. 1, Box 92, Loma Linda, Calif ....,....,...,........,...,.. 50 Lee, Milton, Box 131 Loma Linda, Calif. Lee, William, 885 Via Bernardo, Corona, Calif. Leggitt, Varner, 1053 E. Olive Ave., Burbank, Calif. 62, 73, 74, 78, 83, 118 Leung, Dorothy, Box 358, Jesselton, North Borneo 70, 83, 89, 99, 130 Lichtman, Shirley, 3361 Mono Drive, Riverside, Calif. Lighthouse, Dallas, 215 S. Harris Ave., Compton, Calif .......... Lind, Andrew, P. O. Box 119, Arlington, Calif. Lofgren, Carlton, 2139 Richardson St., San Bernardino, Logan, Penny, 135 Walnut St., Nogales, Arizona .................... 62, 77 Loignon, Lillie, 2025 Fifth St., San Fernando, Calif ........... 14, 56, 72 Lonergan, Tad, 131 West Prospect, Loma Linda, Calif ..... 32, 62, Loomis, Belle, 3862 Everest, Arlington, Calif. Loucks, Marion, Box 342, Loma Linda, Calif ..................... 86, 94, 95 Lowe, Virginia, cfo L. J. Wiley, 3931 Canterberry Rd., Riverside, Calif. Luehr, Walter, 425 Poplar Dr., Loma Linda, Calif ........ , Lukens, Clyde, 5012 Hedrich, Arlington, Calif. Luksan, Eugene, Rt. 1, Box 414 A, Riverside, Calif ............. 31, 36, 50 50 Calif. 108 77 .......50 Lund, Paul, 714 E. 11th St., Pomona, Calif ................... 56, 73, 130 Lutes, William, 5500 Mitchell Ave., Arlington, Calif. Luxton, Jordan, Star Route, Dulzura, Calif ...,....,...,...,,.., ,,,,, 8 9, 109 Lyle, Harold, 11570 Cottage Ave., Arlington, Calif ........ .,,,,,,. 1 30 Mann, Carolyn, 516 Richmond Place, Fullerton, Calif ............. 50, 128 Mann, Guy, Rt. 1, Box 863, Crescent City, Calif ..................... 56, 83 Manwarren, Patricia, 2812 E. 7th St., National City, Calif .,,...,...,.. 50 Morkin, Anne, 6850 Coolidge, Riverside, Calif. Markoff, Sven, 1319 Mission St., Santa Cruz, Calif. 73, 86, 88, 99, 116 Martin, Albert, 116 W. Fisk, San Gabriel, Calif ............................. 69 Martin, Anita, 116 Fisk Ave., San Gabriel, Calif ..... 50, 76, 113, 141 Martin, Barclay, 11779 Pepper Drive, Arlington, Calif. Martin, Robert, 11955 Watt St., Arlington, Calif .......... ......... 4 3 Martin, Estelle, 2206 N. lnyo St., Bakersfield, Calif ..................... 50 Martin, Gladys, 11749 Pepper Drive, Arlington, Calif ............. 78, 99 Martinez, Angelita, 4456 Pierce St., Arlington, Calif. Masefield, Darell J., 3836 Walton Ave., Los Angeles 37, Calif. Masters, Paul, 11433 Westwood Drive, Arlington, Calif. Mateer, Ervin, 319 E. 92 St., Los Angeles, Calif. 100,117,118,122, 123 Maximin, Christian, San Pasqual Academy, Escondido, Calif ......... 50 McAnally, Raye, Rt. 3, Box 1010, Yucaipa, Calif. Mc8room, Carrol, 2536 Hill Drive, National City, Calif ..... 41, 50, 78 McDonald, Carolyn, Route 2, Box 1195, Escalon, Calif ............. 32, 50 McElvain, Paul, 12007 Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif. McGowan, Viola, 803 E. Montecito Street, Santa Barbara, Calif. McMurry, Ned, Box 145, Rt. 4, Cleburne, Texas ........................ 117 McNamara, James, 179 Canon Dr., Santa Barbara, Calif. 43, 56, 73 McPherson, Donald, 129 Roosevelt, Topeka, Kansas 78, 79, 80, 117, 130 Medrano, Pedro, Box 100, Lo Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ............. 76 Metcalf, Patricia, cfo C. M. E., Loma Linda, Calif ......................... 100 Michael, Mariorie, 3357 Mono Dr., Riverside, Calif. Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, S Calvin, Box 49, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ..,.,., ,.,.. 5 0 Edwin, Box 106 La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif.. George, 5095 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif. Illene, 2415 Flower, Huntington Park, Calif. 63, 70, 72, 89, 116, Marlene, 2209 32nd St., San Diego, Calif ..... 50, 72, 75 Vicki, 4942 N. Kilpatrick Ave., Chicago, Ill ........,.,.,.,,..... 50 Mills, Eleanor, 2120 E, Parkway Dr., Phoenix, Arizona ............ 50 Miracle, Johnny, 1702 Corona Ave., Medford, Oregon .,,.....,,,. 50, Miranda, Allison, Mentone Health Haven, Mentone, Calif ........,.,.. Mitchell, Evelyn, 952 Pacific Beach Dr., San Diego 9, Calif ........... . Mitchell, Gwen, Box 420, Pomona, Calif .................................... Montgomery, Herman, Box 22, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif .... Montgomery, Leona, 4614 Pierce St., Arlington, Calif. Moon, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Joanne, Box 241, Rio Linda, Calif .............,.,................. 37 Glen, Box 34, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ............. 30, James, 11630 Valverda St., Arlington, Calif ........ .....,,, . Donald, Box 34, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. Phyllis, Box 208, Loma Linda, Calif ....................,,. ,.,. Morales, Carmen, 1238 Atwood St., Los Angeles 63, Calif ..... .... Morales, Tito, 12130 Knoefler, Arlington, Calif ..,.,.,........,..,..... Morris, Paul, Box 119, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ..............,. Morrison, David, P. O. Box 296, Arlington, Calif .,....... 50, 108, Morton, Cornell, 11332 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif ......... 63, Morton, Darlene, 11555 Eldridge, San Fernando, Calif. 50, 108, Morton, Lynne, 4927 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif ..........,...... 34, Mole, Frederick, 4933 Rose Ave., Arlington, Calif ....,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Moxon, Keith, 5114 Holden, Arlington, Calif. Mracek, Bernard, 150 W. Ave. G, Yucaipa, Calif ......,,, C3, 73, Mueller, Konrad, 158 Evans, Loma Linda, Calif ..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Muir, Donald, General Delivery, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif .... . Muir, Mariorie, 25 S. Sierra Vista Rd., Santa Barbara, Calif ........ . Muir, Jeanna, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. Mulder, Stanley, 1670 Madison, El Cajon, Calif .,...,....... 63, 76, Mulvihill, Don, 11187 Pierce Pl., Arlington, Calif ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 19, Mundall, Stanley, 1603 W. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, Arizona 56, 82, 108, Munoz, Nildo, Box 97, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ..,,,,,,,,,.,,.,. Myers, Francis, Box 82, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ......,,,..,, Myrick, Marilyn, Rt. 1, Box 142, Elsinore, Calif. W Nash, Calvin, 771 Glenmore, Glendale, Calif. 63, 73, 78, 80, Neill, Beverly, Rt. 1, Box 351, Los Lunas, New Mexico ..,,...,...,,.. Nellis, Lee Roy, P. O. Box 756, Buckeye, Arizona ....,.,..... ..... 1 5 Nelson, William, 3134 13th St., Riverside, Calif .,........ ..... 5 6 Nelson, Elmer, Box 188, Loma Linda, Calif .................................. Nelson, Nelda, 3652 Vernon Ave., Los Angeles 8, Calif ........, 57, Nelson, Richmond, 2428 Hollister Terr., Glendale, Calif .,,,,,,,,.,.... . Nelson, Robert, Rt. 2, Box 622, Kirkland, Washington ,.............. Nelson, Ronald, Rt. 7, Box 1689, Modesto, Calif ................. 79 Newell , George, 11216 Gramercy PI., Arlington, Calif ..,.. 63, 88, Newman, Martin, 10533 Campbell Ave., Arlington, Calif ........,... Nicholson, Carolyn, 919 S. Meeker Ave., Baldwin Park, Calif. 51, 76, Nickel, Ethelma, Rt. 1, Box 50, Camino, Calif .,............... 5, 78, Nicola, Benn, 6221 N. Golden West, Temple City, Calif. 51, 73, Nieman, De Von, 57 E. 55th St., Long Beach, Calif .,........, 43, 51 Niemann. Enrique, Box 100, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ........ Nixon, George, 2901 Center St., Bakersfield, Calif ............,,......, Noe, Pauline, 708 S. 2nd St., Visalia, Calif ..... 13, 36, 57, 116, Noel, Yvonne, 63 Niagara, San Francisco, Calif ,.................... 14 Nydell, Shirley, 117'39 Hazeldell, Arlington, Calif ........ ,....... 0 Oakes, Evelyn, 12018 Herman Drive, Arlington, Calif .,,.. 63, 83 Odom, John, BOX 571, Laredo, Texas ............ 63, 78, 108, 118, Ogura, Grace, 3-290 Hariuku Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan 39, 57 Okado, Shigeru, 257 Palm St., Wahiawa, Oahu, T. H .....,.,....,... Okamoto, Violet, 2021-A Algaroba St., Honolulu, T. H ..... 37, 39 Olsen, Olsen, Olson, Olson, Donald, 1816 E. Chevy Chase, Glendale, Calif ...., 21, 78, Karen, 3812 Dwiggins St., Los Angeles 63, Calif. 63, 79, 82, Florence, 12202 Pomering Rd., Downey, Calif .,,,,.....,,, 57, Larry, 4221 Pine Ave., Long Beach 7, Calif ,,,.,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,, Ordway, Beverly, 2007 Plaza Del Amo, Torrance, Calif ............. Orti. . 'I 'abeth, Calle 33 H 18-36, Bucaramanga-Sant. Colombia, South America ........................,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,., 76 100 130 76 72 76 118 100 50 56 50 50 115 56 50 50 50 63 116 78 109 100 51 113 100 56 51 134 63 112 56 100 108 63 51 77 51 116 54 57 82 109 51 120 121 117 76 51 115 122 51 51 85 130 76 51 51 127 111 110 51 51 51 Osborn Osborn, Osborn Carl, 11622 Valverda, Arlington, Calif ..,,,, . Osborn, , Cherie, 1950 E. Glenoaks, Glendale 6, Calif. .63, 77, John, 10755 Campbell Avenue, Arlington, Calif. .51 116 57,112,116 , Lorraine, 4535 Grand Ave., La Canada, Calif. 51, 83,108,130,134 Osborn, Sue, 11622 Valverda, Arlington, Calif.. ... ,. . , 51 Ostermiller, William, 690 Cleveland ,.,, . ,.,.,.,,,,,,,,, . ..., .42, 51 Oswold, Norman, Box 52, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. Oxley, Hollis, P. O. Box 12, Mira Loma, Calif... ,. ...35, 57, 87 P Paap, Charles, 275 Nieto Ave., Long Beach, Calif.. 51, 108, 112 Paap, Frederick, 275 Nieto Ave., Long Beach, Calif. 82, 89, 100, 108, 112, 117 Pace, Marilyn, 605 Fairfax Dr., San Bernardino, Calif. Parchment, Annie, Angwin Hall, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif. 63 Parfitt, Richard, 4781 Holden Ave., Arlington, Calif. Parker, Alice, 11781 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif. Parker, Stanton, Box 56, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif.. .. 59, 63 Parmelee, Warren, Box 331, Trona, Calif ..,.,.,....,,, . ...,., ..63, 88 Parsons, Elaine, Bongo Mission, Lepi Angola, Africa . . .. 51 Parsons, Frank, Rt. 1, Box 829, Escondido, Calif. Pasard, Marion, Santsy, Green Island P. D., Jamaica, B. W. I, 115 Paul, Charmain, 329 Palo Alto Ave., Mountain View, Calif. 51,108, 111,115 Paul, Gerald, 10921 Elm Ave., Lynwood, Calif .... .,.,...,.,,.,,... , .57, 78 Pauly, O'Ferrall, P. O. Box 74, Edwards, Calif... .... 57, 78, 84, 108 Paxton, Beverly, 3228 9th St., Boulder, Colorado .... ,................ 5 1 Paxton, Gordon, 3228 9th St., Boulder, Colorado., ...,.. .76, 86, 87 Pedersen, Carrol, 3518 Farnham Place, Arlington, Calif. Perry, Edward, Box 42, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. ...,. .,,... 6 3 Peters, Donald, Box 145, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ...,..... 32 63 Peters, Lynnette, 356 Oakdale Dr., Bakersfield, Calif .,.,.......,..... 51 Peterson, Jean, Angwin Hall, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif. 37, 39, 57, 89, 115, 116 Petigny, Rene, Limke, Haiti, W. l. Petras, Jean, 11916 Hudden, Arlington, Calif .... 12, 36, 95, 100 Petras, John, 11916 Hudden St., Arlington, Calif... .. ............ 100 Pfeiffer, Eudene, Rt. 1, Box 198, Lakeside, Calif... . ..... ,....., . 115 Pfeiffer, Marilyn, 9361 Lemon Ave., La Mesa, Calif. 63,111,118,12O Pfeiffer Patricia, 9361 Lemon Ave., La Mesa, Calif. 57, 78, 80, 113, 116, 120 Pfeiffer, Richard, 9361 Lemon Ave., l.a Mesa, Calif ......... 63, 73, 78 Phillips, Edmond, Box 415, Miami, Okla ,.,....,................. 57, 76, 117 Phillips, Flossie, El Rancho Adophus, Box 910 Sevanton, Pa. 51,72,111,113,116,120 Phillips, lnelda, Rt. 2, Box 142, Livingston, Calif ...., 32, 51, 74, 109 Phillips, James, 1208 W. Elm St., Bloomington, lll... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,V 57 Phillips, Melvin, 2190 Victoria Avenue, Highland, Calif ......... 86, 100 Phillips, Ralph, 1737 Camulos Ave., Glendale 8, Calif ........... 57 Plaine, Dorothy, 937 S. Lyon, Santa Ana, Calif ............ ,....... 5 1, 109 Poelstra, lrene, 1757 Santiago St., Corona, Calif .... 236, 57, 74, 87 Ponder, James, Box 93, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. Porter, Gerald, 11927 Watt St., Arlington, Calif .......... ..... ...... 6 3 Price, Quenton, 11284 Mountain Ave., Arlington, Calif. 68, 71, 100, 117 Priest, Shirley, 1631 E. 18th St., Pueblo, Colo ..,....... .,....... ....,,,, 5 1 Prout, Bruce, 568 Woodberry Rd., Glendale, Calif. 57, 77, 88, 116 Prout, Gerald, 610 Glenmore Blvd., Glendale 6, Calif. ., . 51 Pruitt, Alpheaus, 2851 Magnolia, Arlington, Calif. Pruitt, Allene, 725 W. 10th St., Corona, Calif. 2 Rabonal, Balbino, 532 N. Vineyard St., Honolulu, Hawaii ....... .. 51 Rasmussen, Clifford, Box 12, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. 79, 82, 100 Ray, Stanley, 17303 S. Bixly Ave., Bellflower, Calif. 63,77,111, 1l2,113, 119 Reddell, Robert, Rt. 1, Box 260, Colton, Calif ....,. . ,... . 233, 51 Redwine, Alice, 1310 Oiahi, Rd., Santa Paula, Calif. ., ..52, 79 Reed, David, 11570 Cottage St., Arlington, Calif ...... . . ,....... . 52 Register, Helen, Box 25, C. M. E., Loma Linda, Calif. Reibstein, Sam, 11655 Valverda Ave., Arlington, Calif...57, 76, 108 Reich, lrene, 11015 Cypress Ave., Arlington, Calif.. . . 33 Reid, Bruce, Perris, Calif .......,...,............ . ................... ....... ....... 6 3 Reid, Verna, Apt. 107, 2500 Hudson Blvd., Jersey City, N. J. 57, 71, 110 161 Rell, Roy, P. O. Box 146, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ..,,..,. 52, Remboldt, Audrey, 11038 Pine St., Lynwood, Calif ..,,.,,,.,..,. ..,,... . Reynolds, Edna, 5205 Holden, Arlington, Calif. Reynolds, Ronald, 11635 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif .,..,..,,.,. . Rhodes, Bess, 2619 E. 8th St., Apt. 15, National City, Calif ..,,. 64, Ricchiuti, Paul, 155 Austin, Lincoln Park 25, Michigan 15, 35, 64, 84, Rininger, Eileen, 301 S. Reservoir, Pomona, Calif ....,.., .,,,.....,...... Roan, Margaret, 1815 Madison St., San Diego, Calif ............, 52, Roberts, Virginia, Rt. 3, Box 199, Fort Smith, Arkansas 57, 117, 120, Robinson, Pat, 818 Kentice Ave., Santo Barbara, Calif ..... 52, 78, Robles, Daniel, 11744 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif ................. Rodriquez, Mariza, 11661 Valverda, Arlington, Calif. Rodriguez, Radames, 3310 Casitos Ave., Los Angeles 39, Calif. 57, 74, 76, Rogers, Howard, 915 Sunkist Ave., Baldwin Park, Calif. 57, 79, 80,111,117, Runyan, Anita, Rt. 2, Box 105, Creswell, Oregon .... Rusk, Phyllis, Rt. 1, Box 284, Shafter, Calif ......,....,. Ryan, Eugene, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ..,.............................. Ryerson, Sterling, 2100 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, Arizona Rydbefg, Edith, 1126 E. am si., National city, cum ..,.......,,...,, S Sahr, Carol, 11167 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif ..... . Salmans, Vernon, 5505 Walter Way, Riverside, Calif ....., Sample, Robert, 5030 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif ..................... Sawyer, Kaye, 3829 Winthrop Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. 52, 72, 77, 30, 58, 52, 76 52 63 85 108 52 76 121 111 52 118 118 72 52 64 84 76 52 52 100 122 Scheffel, Vernon, 11355 Westwood Dr., Arlington, Calif ........ ..... 5 2 Scheiderman, Dale, Rt. 1, Box 123, Delano, Calif ..................... Schlenker, Kenneth, 11762 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif. Schlunt, William, 4240 Linda St., Drayton Plains, Michigan Schneider, Marlene, P. O, Box 277, Shafter, Calif ................. 58 Schneider, Robert, 2425 Lyle Ct., San Leandro, Calif. 64, 109, 126, Schroeder, Vernon, 5037 Sierra Vista, Arlington, Calif. Schulhof, Elaine, 8808 Tilden Ave., Van Nuys, Calif. 52, 72, 73, 122, Scott, Gerald, 919 A, E. Esther St., Long Beach, Calif. 36, 52 37 72 127 130 Scott, Mary, 312 Goulding, East Allon, lll ..................... 52, 72, 78 Seibly, Sally, Box 34, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ........, 38, Seibly, William, Box 34, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. 64, 100, 111, Seltzer, Elworth, 11192 Norwood, Arlington, Calif ................,.... Sessums, Richard, Box 234, Tuttle, Oklahoma ........................ 79, Sevener, Stuart, 429 N. Jackson St., Glendale 6, Calif .,......,. Shafer, Elaine, 12018 Herman Dr., Arlington, Calif ......... 52, 79, Shakespeare, Eugene, 1566 Chevy Chase, Glendale, Calif. 33, 58, 84, Shea, William, 118 West H St., Ontario, Calif. 43, 70, 73, 86, Sherman, Paul, 11570 Cottage Ave., Arlington, Calif. Short, Jane, 1723 Sampson Ave., Muncie, Ind ..............,,,............ Shultz, Warren, 1308 Carlton Dr., Glendale 6, Calif. 17, 58, 74, 78, Simkin, Gordon, Rt. 2, Orlando, Fla .....,.....,. 33, 70, 75, 78, Simle, Joy, 1263 S. Boynton, Glendale 5, Calif .......................,. Simms, June, 11086 Knoefler St., Arlington, Calif. Slattery, Harley, Coos Bay, Oregon Smith , Allen, 10985 Gramercy, Arlington, Calif ....... .... Smith, Arlene, 607 Pierce St., Taft, Calif ............ ........,.. ..... Smith, Billy, Star Route, Muskogee, Oklahoma ......,.................,.. Smith, Henry, Apt. B, 12065 Raley Drive, Arlington, Calif ......... 42 Smith, James, 4060 Adams Ave., San Diego 16, Calif ......,...... 52, Smith, Kenneth, 453 Fermoore St., San Fernando, Calif ...... ........ Smith, Merlin, P. O. Box 26, Loma Linda, Calif ........,...,................ Smith, Mitzi, 12313 S. Horley Ave., Downey, Calif. 40, 64, 72, 85, Smith, Paul, 146 E. Center St., Provo, Utah 78, 79, 102, 111, 126, Smith, Richard, l0913V, Magnolia Ave., Arlington, Calif ........ Smith, Ronald, 2011 North 6th St., Kansas City, Kansas ......... Sommerville, Nancy, 319 W. Hawthorn, San Diego, Calif ......... 58 Song, Byron, 319 S. Essey, Compton, Calif ........,.,.,................... Sorensen, Eugene, 11762 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif ............ . Sousa, Elaine, Box 291, Borger, Texas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 20, 39 162 1 1 111 188 102 102 58 123 117 102 52 86 102 52 102 52 78 64 150 52 102 89 129 52 58 72 52 118 52 Spangler, Carolyn, Box 271, Hemet, Calif ............................. 52, 115 Spargur, Ronnie, 1407 E. Mulberry, Phoenix, Arizona 58, 73, 76, 82, 86, 120 Spaugh, Carmen, 11765 Pepper Dr., Arlington, Calif. 31, 85, 87, 102 Spaugh, Steve, 11765 Pepper Dr., Arlington, Calif. Sprengel, Fern, 11621 Valverda Ave., Arlington, Calif ................. 53 Spurling, Joyce, 414 S. Main, Nevada, Iowa 58, 70, 72, 86, 88, 111 Stanford, William, Box 117, la Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif .......,. 102 Starkey, Donald, Long lake, Minnesota .........,........................., 33, 64 Steen, Eldon, 5026 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif. Steinert, Stanley, 575 Cross St., Lodi, Calif ...........,.......,......... 108 Stephenson, Myrna, 4322 Washington Ave., Fresno, Calif. 30, 32, 87, 94, 95 Steppe, Roger, 11260 Mountain Ave., Arlington, Calif .......,......... 53 Stevenson, Samuel, 3618 Buck St., Houston, Texas ............ ..,...... 5 3 Stithem, Lauretta, P. O. Box 474, Loma Linda, Calif ...........,......... 53 Stoft, Shirley, 128 N. Everett St., Glendale, Calif .........,.,..... 53, 116 Stone, Eleanore, 3535 Castle Reagh Pl., Riverside, Calif ......... 31, 58 Stantton, Ralph, 2945 13th St., Riverside, Calif ......................... 58 Stricklin, Gerald, 11284 V2 Mountain Ave., Arlington, Calif. Stricklin, Wanda, 152 W. 11th St., Escondido, Calif ..................... 53 Stuyvesant, Carolyn, Box 1173, Madison College, Tenn ...,..... 64, 87 Surls, Wayne, 366 W. 2nd St., Azusa, Calif ................................. 74 Sutton, Arthur, 909 Bridge St., Brighton, Colo. 30, 64, 71, 82, 120 Svoboda, Lois, 727 W. Pine, El Segundo,Calif ......... 25, 58, 88, 108 Swanson, Luanna, 3351 Warren Way, Arcadia, Calif. 53,113,121, 139 Sweany, Robert, 9525 Magnolia, Arlington, Calif ................. 95, 102 Swart, William, Box 18, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. Swartz, Mary, 12007 Knoefler St., Arlington, Calif ..,,,.....,,,,... 58, 112 '7 Tabuchi, Shozo, 290 Haroiuku 3 Chome, Shibuyaku, Tokyo, Japan 35, 64 Tabura, Dolores, 1412 Gregory St., Honolulu, Oahu, T. H ......... 53, 89 Taggart, Richard, 1509 E. Wilson, Glendale, Calif. 53, 78, 79, 108 Taka, Victoria, 1988 Kinoole St., Hilo, Hawaii ........ 27, 58, 89, 120 Takaoka, Samuel, 12108V1 Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif ............. 102 Takerkoshi, John, 1130 N. Arroyo Blvd., Pasadena, Calif ............. 53 Tallant, Paul, Box 164, Ramona, Calif .,..,.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 84, 88 Tan, Phillip, cfo Box 259, C. M. E. Loma Linda, Calif ...... ........ 5 8 Tarasen, Eugene, Box 18, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ....... 102 Tatum, Roberta, Box 1195, Victorville, Calif ..........,,........,............ 54 Taylor, Dwight, 227 Greenwood Ave., Canon City, Colo. 37, 76, 77, 102 Taylor, Dudley, 11515 Westwood, Arlington, Calif. Taylor, Edward, 31 Lawncrest, Danbury, Conn ..................... 126, 127 Taylor, Leslie, Box 809 Mayaquez, Puerto Rico Taylor, Wesley, Box 339 Mayaquez, Puerto Rico Teghtmeyer, Clifford, Box 176, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ...,. 64 Templeton, Alene, Box 107 La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ........... 58 Templeton, Benjamin, 4966 Strong Ave., Arlington, Calif ......... 38, 50 Templeton, Lawrence, Box 107 La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif. 38, 64 Thomas, Charles, 335 Molino Avenue, Long Beach 14, Calif. 64, 108, 123 Thompson, Gladys, 4850 Somerset, Riverside, Calif. Thompson, Melford, Pisgant P. O. Jamaica, 8. W. I. Thorburn, Gary, 134 N. Drexel Ave., National City, Calif. 53, 79,112,116 Thunquest, Alvin, P. O. Box 397, Loma Linda, Calif ...........,......... Tibbets, Lovina, 11942 Raley Drive, Arlington, Calif. 58 76, 77, 79, 81, 95, 102 Tillson, Alexandra, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ...............,...,,.... Timms, Douglas, 3546 Palm Ave., Lynwood, Calif ...................,..... 33 58 Tobiassen, Thomas, Calkins Hall, La Sierra College, Arlington, Calif.54 88 Toews, Delmer, Rt. 1, Box 176, Orange Cove, Calif ............. 58, Tokuda, Dorothy, 1326 Kapiolani St., Honolulu, Hawaii .,., ......... 5 3 Tompkins, Amelia, 406 Rotan Ave., Madera, Calif ...... ...... 5 8 Tomczek, Ed, 12020 Herman Drive, Arlington, Calif ........,...... .... 6 4 Towsley, Frances, 11187 Pierce Place, Arlington, Calif. Tsuha, Mary, 5-C John Rodgers Vets Home, Honolulu 18, T. H ....... 53 Tupper, Ben, 4850 Linn Dr., Arlington, Calif. 53, 78, 80, 84, 86, 108 Tupper, Jack, 5518 Lakewood Blvd., Long Beach, Calif ............. 53, 79 Tupper, Lea, 4850 Linn Dr., Arlington, Calif ...,......... ....... 5 8, 76 Tupper, Mabel, 4850 Linn Dr., Arlington, Calif ..,............ ......... 5 8 Turpen, Don, 1l514'f2 Westwood, Arlington, Calif. Z! Unterseher, Pearl, 617 2nd Ave., Mobridge, S. D ........ .... W Valdez, Frank, 12818 Talfair Ave., San Fernando, Calif. 53, 76, 116, 127, Valdez, Peter, 12818 Talfair Ave., San Fernando, Calif ..... 15, 43, Van Schuyver, Pat, 3823 Walton, Las Angeles 37, Calif. 58, 108, 115, Vega, Cesar, 5037 Jones Ave., Arlington, Calif ...,....................... Vera Cruz, Gladys, P. O. Box 24, Hanapepe, Kauai, T. H ....... 72, Vera Cruz, Violet, Box 247, Hanapepe, Kauai, T. H ...,.,... 53, 58, Vipond, Betty, Rt. 1, Box 302, Hemet, Calif ................................ Vitrano, Ruth, 801 N. Safford Ave., Fresno, Calif ,.... 58, 72, 87, von Hake, Margaret, 1223 20th St., Apt. 12, Santa Monica, Calif ..,,...........,. 59, 64, 72, 75, 76, 82, 86, von Pohle, Evalinda, 1191 Maple Ave., Tempe, Arizona ................ 70 Waddell, Beverly, 4942 College Ave., Arlington, Calif .,..... Wade, Wellesley, 3532 Ramona Blvd., Alhambra, Calif ...... Wagoner, William, Bax 48, Norco, Calif. Wahlman, Harold, 3301 East Yale St., Phoenix, Arizona ....,..,.... Wahlman, Marie, 2809 E. Thomas Rd., Phoenix, Arizona 58, 72, 76, 79, 112, Walde, Marvin, 1926 Academy Pl., Glendale, Calif. 53, 73, 78, 108, Walker, Woodson, Bax 168, Lo Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ......... Wallace, Frank, 3451 Southeast Madison, Portland, Oregon ........ Wallar, Milisande, 11269 Pierce, Arlington, Calif .,...,... 88, 102, Wallar, Robert, 11269 Pierce, Arlington, Calif .,...........,....... 88, Walther, Robert, 1317 S. Sacramento St., Lodi, Calif. 53, 78, 79, 82, Ward, Lavaun, 305 La Colina Dr., Redlands, Calif. 64, 71, 72, 78, 80, 83, Waterhouse, Samuel, 110 Coelhe Way, Honolulu, T. H ..... 30, 58 Watts, Linden, 5026 Laurelwood Drive, Arlington, Calif ............. Wayshak, Joan, 57 Prospect St., Watertown, Mass. 53, 77, 87, Wear, Lawrence, 420 Naomi Ave., Arcadia, Calif ,....................,, . Webb, George, 11769 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif. Weber, Rollin, 252 N. Villa, Dinuba, Calif. 71, 84, 102, 108, Webster, Janet, 3275 Lemon Ave., Long Beach, Calif. 53, 72, 78, 80, Weeks, Glenn, Scott Bar, Calif ......,........,..... 54, 78, 116, 117, Weiss, Marlene, 2057 Eleanore Dr., Glendale, Calif ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Wells, Charles, 10811 Cassina Ave., South Gate, Calif .,,..,., ,,,,, , Wells, lleen, 4608 Pierce, Arlington, Calif ....,.......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Wessels, Norman, 8432 Second St., Paramount, Calif ..,,.,,,,,,,, 33, Westermeyer, Robert, 11637 Valverda Ave., Arlington, Calif. 102, Wetherald, Murrell, 11734 Bonita, Arlington, Calif ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Wheeler, Winfred, 5843 Jones Ave., Arlington, Calif. White, Merrilyn, 334 V2 So. Boyle, Los Angeles 33, Calif. 37, 39, 54, 77, 79, White, Nancy, 4215 Los Flores Blvd., Lynwood, Calif ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 54, Whitman, Helen, Box 23, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif ....,....... . Whitney, Paul, 12025 Raley Dr., Arlington, Calif ,,.,..,,,,,,, 41, 94, Wical, Phyllis, P. O. Box 18, Loma linda, Calif. 36, 64, 78, 79, Wickman, Bette, 633 Corwin Ave., Glendale 6, Calif. 37, 54, 117, 122, 128, Wickman, Robert, 663 Corwin Ave., Glendale 6, Calif. 58, 74, 78 Wickman, Shirley, 3-92 North 12th St., San Jose, Calif. 37, 54, 76, 112, Wiggle, Jerry, Moab, Utah .,,,.......,,..,..,..................,,....... 58, 70, Wikoff, Patricia, Rt. 1, Box 145, Shafter, Calif ....,..,. 64, 68, 76 Wilcox, Marvin, 3551 Mayfield, La Crescento, Calif. 58, 64, 118, WilCOX, Willis, 11779 Hazeldell, Arlington, Calif ..........,.,..,...,,,,. Williams, Clyde, 3160 Maude St., Riverside, Calif. 58 135 78 130 53 78 111 53 116 120 77 53 58 53 120 116 53 64 116 116 120 112 89 102 112 53 120 111 126 54 54 31 54 118 54 108 139 102 95 120 130 82 113 89 77 121 59 Nilliams, Charles, 380 Summerset, Ottawa, Canada . 58 Williams, Leland, Bonita, Arizona ,.,... ,.,,,....., 1 5, 41, 54, 130 Williams, Marilyn, 5214 Rindge Rd., Arlington, Calif. Vtlilson, Catherine, 3621 Kurtz St., San- Diego 10, Colil. 54 Wilson, Edward, 11972 Herman Dr., Arlington, Calif. 64, 77, 78, 84, 89, 112 Winters, Robert, Box 458, Loma Linda, Calif. Wippel, Edward, 4995 Holden Ave., Arlington, Calif. 54 Witmer, Barbara, 3340 E. 3rd St., Tucson, Arizona 54, 72, 115 Witt, Rosemary, Rt. 3, Concord, Tennessee. ,,..,. . .. .64, 76, 77 Wittlake, William, 11848 Averill Court, Arlington, Calif. Wolpert, Les, Box 99, La Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif.. ,,,, 102 Wood, Alva, 11570 Cottage Ave., Arlington, Calif.. .. . 54 Wood, Kathryn, P. O. Box 146 la Sierra Sta., Arlington, Calif.. . 26 Wood, Robert, P. O. Box 265, Shafter, Calif... . . . 64, 74, 108 Wright, Aaron, Artes No. A-93, Col. L-Aguirre, Tampico, Tawaulipa, Mexico .,.,....................,............................. ..... 6 4 Wright, Calvin, 11769 Hazeldell Dr., Arlington, Calif .... .. .37, 54 Wu, Jerry, 440 Via Dickson, Santa Barbara, Calif ..,........ .15, 64 Yardley, Laveta, P. O. Box 61, National City, Calif ......... 30, 78, 80 Young, Mary, cfo C. M. E., Loma Linda, Calif .................,........... 102 Youngberg, Beniamine, 12008 Knoefler St., Arlington, Calif ..... 54, 76 Zachary, Deloris, 11995 Watt St., Arlington, Calif ......... ......... 5 4 Zachrison, Lucille, 11935 Watt St., Arlington, Calif .,.. ..... .......... 5 8 Zappia, Joyce, 1512 Marlay Dr., Las Angeles, Calif ..... 54, 108, 130 Zehm, Ada, 589 E. Stepney St., Inglewood, Calif ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 4, 130 Zeller, Roy, 5505 Indiana, Los Angeles 63, Calif .......... ........... 5 8 Zimmerman, Gene, Bax 267, Loma Linda, Calif. Zimmerman, Kenneth, 5957 lbbetson, Bellflower, Calif. .T 163 WM M f M , JJ, I7 great western IRROERAPHIC 2 ' he faifhful reproduction W f the perfect minor r , box 549 0 glendale 5, calif. 1. . N. ' Mgr, '.Y J',! - Y X tl... A 5 . ' 4-RN' 1' lu 1,7 . . 5, Wi ' kg 1, I 1,13 , I -' ' , ,' ..Q,. ,, ztfw f an-v--M .D I ' , Al ' , Q ' I r - . 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