La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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1960 EDITIDN OF NIETEOR DEDICATED TO ART PROFESSOR lnherently gross by nature, We fear not to boast of our lack. Beauty we see yet do not comprehend. The world landscape we view With eye blind to secrets within its fold- lndiscriminate eye that is ours. No mean task is before her- To refine the gross, crass elements Forever the bane of human kind. Emulating the Master Creator's act of creation The world of art comes to meaning through her transmitted sensitivity. Art comes to meaning, And we add a measure of intensity To life, to thought, to understanding. This is significant, For life is worth but the intensity We have tuned ourselves to live. -Lily Phang For fifteen years has our campus witnessed one consecrated to God and man, one who has imparted to others her dedication, one who has helped others to see beauty. Her influence has fostered inspiration, her ubiquitous poodle has become legend. To you, lVlrs. Chloe Sofsky, we give honor and dedicate the 1960 IVIETEOR.

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ORIENT INFLUENCE CHCDSEN AS THEME OF196O YEAREOOK lntervvoven into the tapestry of our culture is the gossamer influence of the Orient, lending its finesse of texture, illuminating and enrich- ing. Not to vanish or become illegible is the impress of its aestheticism, for its delicate trac- ery has become intrinsic to the design, its lack would cause a void in pattern not to be filled. Enchantress extraordinary, the Orient entices all to submit to the cajolery of her call. With the unrivaled allurement of her beauty and graciousness she bewitches even the wary. IVIETEOR 1960 takes its cue from the insepa- rable influence of the Orient on Western ideas.