La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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l G 4 i4 i 3 , 1. ...z-.. Instrumental in the realization of the LSC Year Abroad plan are President and Mme. Jean Zur- cher. .,1'5 ' La Chapelle completes the scenic beauty with le Saleve as a backdrop. W f Seminaire Adventiste Faculty: CSeatedl Mme. Scheidegger, Mme. Jerome, Mme Seringot, Mme. Zurcher, Mlle. Scalliet. CStandingj M. Guenin, M. Buser, M. Comiot M. Lenoir, M. Rochat, M. Archidec, President Jean Zucher, M. Flory, M. Ville- neuve, M. Aeschlimann, M. Copiz, M. Scheidegger, M. Dederen, M. Hugede, M Guenin, M. Hamilton, Mr. Korner. l, 'Q 1' L Le Central houses the administrative A remodeled Swiss Chalet, Le oflices, library, and classrooms. Parc, 15 the home of the Women The men and Precepteur John Guenin reside in Les Sources. M., -L v , l 'l'1iT'iE1e ll 'H'i'i' if rr J Q 1 L ,Q 1 e ' . 4 qlfihtlil Q g.. , V . ' affu ' , i Y 1 . f'- f -. W- 0 1 ' , . . A . 1- , v - ,L . '. ' f ' M , , . , F iff- '- 'aio Q' T'g. ,21 il, p., M ' ii ' -----' -f f lisa., , '-.I-,i,.' 'V 'Z 4, . ,L-f:.+za.5 'Q' if ,bw-

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Fall, 1962, introduced the French campus at Collonges. A year of study abroad was available to all La Sierra students with more than a super- ficial curiosity in modern language and contrast- ing culture. LA SIERRA YEAR ABROAD Long after the fine points of French pronoun- ciation have been forgotten, those who spent this year in France will well remember-the chatter of a dozen different languages in the supper line, -the misty valley on cold mornings when smoke pours out of farmhouse chimneys, -the wonder and worry of a week without mail from home, - the sparkling silence of the year's First snow-a new experience to many from LSC. All who were a part of the First extension re- ceived not only the benefits of a richer knowledge of the French language but also uncommon sym- pathy and understanding of the problems of to- day,s Europe. fLower Righty The Thinkers-Leslie Ferguson, Bob Wal- ters, Gary Blount, and Ralph Thompson pause beneath the Brunswick Monument in Geneva, Switzerland. fBelowj The LSC Year Abroad group gathers as the ship docks at Southampton, England. Next stop, France! A fl '1 X, Y' N ' y Q lin -.-..L-.., . ig Roger Morton, enroute to Newbold Missionary College. chats with Lucerne French, Ralph Thompson, and Twyla McLennan on the S. S. Flandre. s . . 5 1, . 4 ,gf ,tg Y L of ...f 4, , I U: H, The shores of England are a welcome sight to Pat VVilson. Bertha Reel, Gary Northrup, Tom Smith, and Rudi Richli. ll f BA. 'E ' My S 'TSM 5 1' 'S .xQg. :.iL-Q?-FS, I .nz-4 .4 .S 16- 1

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K h LSC Year Abroad students are shown with the mo standing people in the world-their roommates. CAMPUS AND CLASSES Teachers and assignments are alike the world over, the former stern yet human, the latter perplexing yet surmountable. Often the staff at Collonges were pa- tiently waiting while the American mind struggled to grasp French concepts in the unfamiliar language. For the beginning French student, there were three hours of concentrated language study each morning while the more bilin- gual explored French literature and history where it evolved. Whlle Angwin Carols Calkins, Le Pare sings for Les Sources-one beneath a California palm, the other under a snow-flecked umbrella. st under- Z4yur.'s511i5-'- Director of LSC Year Abroad -Iohn T. Hamilton and American students meet in La Chapelle to plan a vacation to Italy. A necessity-French elass. Collonges lfensemble: Mm. Gi- sela Buser, la direetriee. , 1 u 1 , lr ' . Q ,. ,,u. 1 4x J lx 5 ' ' '2 nftrfff ,. 1 1' -ki w '-?:'itf L 1 ! Z - 'ls Siu ' 1 J.-,.. sf--Q