La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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i I 1 i i r V i V P t t Y l i B 1 H iii!!! f0ilillIK.S Dielehcs The business oiiice . . . la momzaie . . . the registration book . . . the tran- script . . . la plaotograpbie . . . the advisor . . . You'll have to see the section clerk first . . . the class con- flicts . . . the request to take nineteen hours . . . the waiting . . . the waiting in line . . . the bell . . . the lineup again . . . Hell-0, l'm from Glendale . . . the beanies . . . How about joining S the TOT? . . . the waiting . . . the waiting . . . the waiting . . . the writ- ing . . . the writing . . . What do they mean by 'class'? . . . What is an hour? . . . the writing . . . the .. ...th 't- . . .. ., Yvrltlngil Writing e Wm You could take pattern making this semester and tailoring next semester, mg ' ' ' t e Wflfmg ' ' ' suggests Mrs. Sonneland to Charlene Sparks, Home Economits major, while lilaine Parsons and Reiko Kai fill out innumerable blunts in their registration books. Le Bon Commencement-a good beginning Les Blancs-blanks Deux laeures--two o'clock L'esprit dc corps-group spirit L'Et1ldiant--student Les fours-days M'5ieurx el m'dame,s-ladies and gentlemen Le Millcfore-The Meteor Deuzx beures Wednesday for the Mcflcfore photo, agrees KimikoYamasato with Paula and Barbara Linrud while Ed Price, Bob Leslie, Bruce Ramsey, Alice Neumann, Rudy Caberto, and Linda Oster wait in line. Sherry Spier and Diana Ashley sell subscriptions for the Appoggiatura. 'XY 3

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X. L ' , 5,t::1f'r I l-ljflllrx.. id A 3 QD 5 Lw Jaw-44 AE ' M'sieur5 et m'dames . . . the Missionary Vol- unteer Society and the local chapter of the American Temperance Society both bid for attention at the beginning of the school year. Propaganda and various come-ons . . . personal contacts by upperclassmen sooner or later almost everyone either succumbs to the pres- sure or willingl joins one or the other or both. After all, the cold lemonade and the MV pencil are free. During the year the Friday night meetings, the singing, literature, and personal evangelism bands, the Sabbath after- noon outings all keep the busy Eludiant even busier, while the ATS chapter sponsors lucra- tive contests for budding poets, writers, ora- tors, and artists. Uesprit de corps . . . the lively good times . . . the spiritual values . . . in the long run it was worth it all. It's only lemonade, says Charles Spier to Elta Le Master at the American Temperance Society booth. Larry Hawkins, Al Grable, and Dale Anderson seem to be enjoying it. Contemplating world-wide Missionary Volunteer work are Sylvia Randall, Gail Knight, Milford Thomas, Charles Spier, and Ramona Richli, as Ron Null comes through the door. Pondering over schedules . . . class conflicts . . . are Janine Prout, Dr. Haussler, Martin Robeson, Roy Steak, Floyd Denny, john Van Denburgh, Elder Sage, Jan Richards, Gene Swanson, and Luis Carlos. Will registration never end?

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