La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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This is La Sierra College, 1963. In forty years it has grown from an idea into the dynamic reality it is today. Desiring to provide Christian education for those who want it, a group of Seventh- day Adventist pioneers opened La Sierra Academy in the fall of 1922. Now La Sierra College is a member of Loma Linda University, holding graduate courses on campus and offering the Master of Arts degree. LA SIERRA ON THE MOVE Keeping abreast of larger enrollments, La Sierra has attempted to match size with size, to meet change with change. Last summer the college added rooms for one hundred more girls, a new lobby and patio to Angwin Hall, and six new tennis courts. This year the college has a larger enrollment and more faculty mem- bers than ever before. But regardless of size La Sierra has kept the philosophy of Christian education as its guiding policy. To educate all of the in- dividual, to secure the balanced develop- ment of the body, mind, and soul, and to train students to finish the work of God on the earth-this is the goal. 'cLike a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season, La Sierra continues to grow and to produce educated men and women.

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