La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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NEW FACULTY 1962-63 The crowd is young, vig- orous, intelligent, happy. They crowd around the sources of knowledge, hardly realizing what knowledge is. Can they become cultured and refined? Can they be somehow turned into schol- ars? Will they develop self control? Can they, in some way, be inspired to carry the gospel of Iesus Christ around the world? In order to fill these needs, more teachers are required. Izmir :te ' e' ' ' -'fi-.zwfnf - c iq ' Sv . -D . f ,, '- ' ' f-A V va., 7 'Egg-J 2 v- Q-,WL , 1 , , 557, , Somehow, from somewhere, in spite of the shortage, they come, determined to mold college students into edu- cated men and women. Larger enrollments and more teachers with higher academic degrees are not the goal. But La Sierra must expand to provide for more students who want a Chris- tian education. And La Sierra must require and maintain excellence among its faculty. 1 1. sf. I . ' . r IA SIERRA COLLEGE FOREIGN STUDENTS 'I 7 'Av .J ?.., ,ff I i I I' ' i X -R . 143 ra ', 'fa fs:-rf! U.. 1. J P P1

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', I, .kv . ggi'-:.E' l f I wl '- ' The glistening body of the diver breaks the scintillating surface of the pool. The white-clad tennis players strain every mus- cle to reach the dancing ball. Basketball players jump, football players run, track- men gasp for air coming into the stretch. Action is everywhere. Yet action is not the goal. Action strengthens the body and the mind. Young minds respond to the instructors, and young bodies exert to attain excellence. Develop- ment is the goal. As the students and faculty worked to- gether to raise money to build the tennis courts, they now enjoy them together. La Sierra works together, plays together, learns together, moves forward together. -ffl? , 'k-nf aa., ..., uw 7 . - an wi ei A t K......i..., -.ef .,' V , +---1e-'W-- -WM -W , 1-iw- s Q A ' 'xr' . W 5 ' .,-4..A .x.. ,MA im- ,, 'fic 412. .'.'-

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