La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1964 volume:

I P ,L I 3' r I. 'Q IVIETI-ICH? Published by and for the Associated Students of La Sierra College Editorg Harold Wallar Assoriatz' Editor: lN'inona Chinnoek Layout Editor: Douglas lfrnislmr Litrrory Editor: Rose Stirling Editor for La Sierra Year' .-lbroad: .Xiu Thomfx Advisory CVOZIIISFII Merlin L. Neff. Pl1.D. HERITAGE ROOM THE LIBRARY LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY mvznsnoe. CAUFORNIA Eonlcuts Theme ,t t or Dedication Organization s Activities eeeeeeeee, Administration oeo.o., Departments .,s....,...,..es. .s...... La Sierra Year Abroad Students ttttt or Roster ..tt to Advertisements 2 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page f J 7 .cf x T . fs- fl, 3 l n I ,-. -ln. Life at La Sierra is reflected in many facets of campus activities. The image of La Sierra is seen in scholastic, religious, social endeavorg the spirit of La Sierra is exemplified in lives of a dedicated facultyg the aims and hopes of students are demonstrated in their scholastic plans, their friendships, their world travel. These pictures reflect the life of your college-La Sierra-and symbolize the theme of your Meteor staff of 1964. ,ma gli' 1 xa,.,,f-. rd M' A is ' I' ll 1 , i . is 1 . f 2'-r,-wt : .. I 'V' im Pls K., as ty rn, c F 3 ii y,,, y I? vt ' m 1 Q , 5 1' 3 X 1 x I V E v, it il ti A moving, pulsing sea of heads- students reflecting the spirit of La Sierra as they endeavor to challenge, grasp and hold the ideals and concepts of higher education. This spirit of La Sierra College- instilled on that first registration day-those endless lines of waiting, the aching feet and blur of faces, students checking and rechecking the signatures needed for the stack of IBM cards which dictate their study for the ensuing months. Assimilation into college life begins for the freshmen with the traditional Orientation. Faculty and upper classmen direct discussions of collegiate life as freshmen ponder and question the social, spiritual, and scholastic mores of campus living and organization. Secondary school concepts of life are exchanged for collegiate views and questions-searching philosophies, evaluating standards-reflecting patterns of life. 1' hd Seam num 59.22 S - 1--Q ll. pg - luslufv KI ILKI 0 ' 'T'-'CK l'YZWI!VI1!!fZK1UU.iM1.l I sa f :,1',,' towne vnu EZ' owne no :vw new an oamag nas and T p 12 gn: ' 'Q - -'7 1 7 K1 r ht' 'V W 1, J X A 4, N x1 Ep - 1 Hx ,A R 0 V. .M,,-p -A., Q - - I - '- nu A 5. -sw' 552 V- x A Vu' . SW 551 i W fi V. 'K .W 1 1 1.1 V' 4 M' s - f 5515 fr 191 511 .M 'S B YR 1 1 A REVIEW of Huw , N A Q . , ,gf fun f 'ff :iff J '24 1 ' fy I V ff,,X.w . X, gy? 2 , ,,f N,.,Mw , , 1 .,.. . ww- ' Y W ,VV l.' W , ur 1 f.,Lvf 1 'eq J . Qwdxm, Ugg -A -1 1 ' s Nr W M ng. u f. 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XLS .NU 11 311rN1Ulx1 51 aug 151, 1141.1 .TV 51-1 Lx 1 1 1' 1 Cl1f'UlC L L Thi' Lax Sierra irnzigc- symbols of M'l'1'IliIy hh-ml with patriotism as studvms and fnrulty llllill' lu :mmm with thv nation :hunch of wl'im1m4-NN gnu! flw'fii1.1lifm lhvy I'4'fh'4'I c'iti14'l1xhip Lmfl lmgnlrx tw Illlfl 1f'l1llIl uw' paths of IVLIIIIIIIQ. hnvrl with 21.41 vlul I-.flm- .wm- rulling lawns. H-flvrx thi- glmimxxlnf-M nf Snlllllflll cilllif-0l'Ilili. .1 f -f. e '- X TP '1 it 13 .MIX J I H i ' .A I xi, 'I 'J' 9 The collegiate year-demanding, reward- ing, challenging-glimpses into all facets of life as student meets, lives with, and grows to understand and appreciate fellow student. Christian principles become practical, friendships grow, experience teaches many lessons. Roommates become teammates in college sports-physical fitness and teamwork reflect school spirit. Grueling semesters season the students- broadening, enriching them with lessons which develop anxious, eager, questioning freshmen into calm, confident seniors. Prepared for a role in society, will they reflect La Sierra as they step beyond its campusg will they reflect their collegiate experience? 1 1 ,qggppwfv .4 ---wg? 41 I.. ,iff is I-1. sa K 5-'Z , . . fn' gi fix E' wg ws a: K . xisqg S. ,K 'Q-x .4 4 'va ,-ff .-at .TN-ag xgix Q N. 'S an-. P. .xr ,Mg , 4 ' , nigbgiy nigga ww W5 X qw, ,: 25 3 PS 1 m To Dr. Ralph Koorenny: A5 g professor, serving the college as chairman of Business Administration, helpful and cooperative in advisor and instructor. As a counselor, greeting with warm gh i'ii handshake and engaging smile, students fi v in office and home. As a former ASLSC advisor, supporting student activities, coordinating field trips, directing discussion groups. Because of dedication and service, because of ability to mirror the spirit of La Sierra roles of 'g1,, College, the 1964 Meteor is dedicated to you, Dr. Ralph Koorenny. -S. if , ,f x 1. 4,-.-21 . Q, 'QQ i g R. L. Koorenn X Page Page Page Page Page Page - f . W I il: I 4 s l . , ' V , i ' P57 v. 1 1 ,Vid 12' . 5 . T 4 fa ix' .A Q ' V' 'QL . -' .1 1 ' ,igl , li -. c- ---W .-.,.,2-,,L The mass of faces crystallize, students grow distinct, campus leaders emerge-organizations and clubs challenge minds. Organizations-significant facet of campus life-developing responsibility and leadership, guiding trends of thought, educating students, channeling avenues of actions and plans for student government-a part of the La Sierra picture, reflecting the stimulation of collegiate life at La Sierra. I 1 5 Dean Nelson Faculty Advisor Gail Kendall Vice President Grcg McClintock President Torn Wolfson Parliamentarian Frank Ewmg-Chow, Treasurer Robert Reeves Religious Activities Director J Kollrfgiale lcadcrship Joanne Airey Public Frank Relations Ordelhelde Dm,Ct0T Sergeant at arms ,H 4, v ,u a 2' Ta' Carol Ann Bailey Serretary Milli Duge Social Activities Director FR sf- , B112 Comm F1 na mia! Adcisor' mam' Che tudent Vvia' Deliberations, evaluations, discussions-many minds in accord form decisions which influence the present and future of the student body. Campus issues and controversial areas of collegiate life are discussed and resolved through the bodies of the Senate and the Student Faculty Council. Students and faculty express opinions, explain policies, and carry out decisions concerning administrative and student problems- a common goal of cooperation. tr insist' I i X te Ar .,,-sl' ,SQ ASLSC president Greg McClintock entreats senators Mickey Lawson, Gordon Bietz Lyla Michel, senate president, Gail Kendall, senate secretary, Sandi Lorenz presz dent pro-tem, Raymond Sheldon, ASLSC sergeant at arms, Frank Ordelhelde Dean Nelson, faculty advisor and senators Max Phillips, Skip McCarty, Jlm Holland Art Donaldson, Carol Jean Peterson, Shirley Scharffenberg, Bob Herr, Jim Hooper Tom Arnston, Jack King, David Wilkens. l Q L cg ' i 5 fl 1 l i if Q y l fit, l ii l 5 i we m 7? . YY' uv Q If Qv l 2, A Us l r n i l l l l Executive Board-Svatvd: Joanne Airey, Gail Kendall, Greg McClintock, Carol Ann Bailey. Standing: Harold Wallar, Barbara Hand, Walter Comm, Milli Duge, Frank Ewing-Chow, William Nelson, Robert Reeves. 5 f V .9 1 3 r i r - ,Q 3524. wiv' f,NA A X ll 1 l 3 3: Student Faculty Council: Micky Lawson, Blrs. ll. liiltlc. Ron Duerksen. 4 Dean Nelson, Nancy lNIinick, Dr. l.andeen, Greg lNIcClintock, Carolyn Friesen, Dean Teele, -Ian Chubb, Miss Betty Brown, Rick Rice, Mrs. Sniifli. V Judy Hoffman. P l i i --f 4 -ff-.,- ,Y ,, Ezzmpus Diplama is K. Freshman Orientation Commission: Judy Walcker, co-chairman Bill Nicholas, Neva Mason, Winona Chinnock, Margaret Styre Dean Orrison, xporzmr, Darold Retzer, chairman. f'-'i .'1' --zr 1 ' - -fs, JSC.. Lcadvrship Commission: Mr. Tc-cle, ijwozzior, .Ian Chubb, javk King, chairman Bill Aldrich, Margaret Styrc, Max Phillips. 1 i l I A S g i J 1 i lt nw 'Mil W' 2 djs: gtglf I l 41411 , 35?'1ff?fl .1 W! if People to People Commission: Dave Wilkins, Glenn Ruminson, Rick Rice, chairman, Bobetta Shearer, Roger Morton. Student commission-assuming roles of leadership and guidance-- direct orientation programs which welcome students to La Sierra Col- lege. Discussions, tours and parties introduce new students to La Sierra and Southern California. 9 . U 4 i I -'A 'I 'es 3 .- ., 'Q :saw f- .4 'L 'V .'i2.Ql1 ' ffl ' lm ,t '3f 1.i':t 'NH it ,nf . , I-A 5 NF?-I , H-at . irisiielll1tl31E4lMf':tf J H, .JA OZ: . 'fum , Mr. , y -t. HIM img? win, '33:!:3'.',. ' Wftde -L-L Foreign students prepare Students see frontier America A ride to thc future to assault Matterhorn. on the hlark Twain. in Tomorrow Land. at I Q 1 21 Che tudcnf Business W 1 A , . ,. , , , S Financial Board: Susan Grugel, Frank Elections Board: Richard Hansen, Bob Ewing-Chow. Suzanne Gruwell, Jim Root. Newmann, and absent members Tom Wolfsen, Skip McCarty and Jon Butler. Publications Board: Frank Ewing-Chow, ASLSC tn'axurffr: Mr. Oliphantg Barbara Hand. C'ritn'i0r1 editor: Winona Chinnock, secntary: Harold Wallar, Ml'fl'OT editor. l BX staffers: Susan Grugel and Frank Ewing-Chow gladly accept used . books from Carla Lansing. l 6 4 f1.ffA'y',fff' Susan searches shelves for used quant. manual. Policies, standards, and decisions are evaluated bv the student board at La Sierra. Office candidates. budget plans, and publication stand- ards are reviewed and discussed for student government action. Levels of efficiency and smooth operation of collegiate activities are deter- mined bv the aims and goals of student government. E716 Pau c that kfflllb' Relaxation, games, music, TV--the student center functions asa center for informal student activities and entertainment. Providing a relaxing background for stu- dent talent, club programs, or class activities, individuals or groups meet together often for an evening of enjoy- ment. The student center, relocated next year, will serve as a combination student center-snack shop in the lower cafeteria area. Mrs. Nelson serves Byra Nickerson at the faculty home party. il' 1- tw i if gf J' I Social Activities Commit- tee: Marilyn Koelsche Milli Duge, chairman Don Fritz, Liz Nilsen. J Qu? A Q Saturday Night at the Moviesf' if 1 tr N t 1 l Student Center Committevz Darlcnv Grunke, Steve YVallS, Elder Cotton, xponxor, Kay Mattox, Jerry Case, Cllflffllldll. x li- Campus life, printed weekly by the college Criterion staff, presents a picture of college events and news. Leads, interviews and articles are only the beginning as editing, re- writing and proofing are completed before the copy goes to press. Jour- nalism is promoted at La Sierra College through classes and field work in newswriting, magazine and feature writing. eufsufvrthy Issues hh- 'XNS3-:X -YQ . t -r 'Lt Ron Graybill, managing editor, Barbara Hand. rditor in chief, Mr. Oliphant, advisor. ge- l K -4 rg,-,Q-J 513:-1 -ur' Uday' is N ,, :Tal i 'I Max Phillips, tolznnniit, Bailey Gillespie, layout aisistaat, Geo,-ge Gould, phogographyr, Liz Haynes, Copy rggdgr, Tom' Benjamin, folunzniit, Juanita Roy, dub editor, Lil- David Emori, phopggrgphgr, -Ianet 1X4CGill, proof reader, lian 'Rir'e. 1 ditorial assistant, Joanne Airey, pollster. 4 M, , i 5 feature editor, Bob Bergman, pic- , f 7,,J i 1 zz, .1 5 . r p ' ef A1 Susanne Gruwell, business manager, Max Phillips, cirrula- tion manager. 1 ill 1 , l , i 5 l T Q l 222 Q ' fi 2 is 3 4 ei --GE M M , ........-.- , An.. ,' , w-q.i,., ,, , ,, --.,y's ' L g ,ff Y --.1-1--. 5 --4-.-. ..----...L, A ' Criterion copy is in the making, as the busy newswriting class gets advice from C. A. Oliphant, instructor. Paul Aragon, news editor, Juanita Roy, asst. news editor, Liz Nilsen, ture editor, Kay von Achen, head- writer. 1. 'Q 1 L' 11 Sierra 's Image A college yearbook-reflecting the memorable activities of the collegiate year-is a treasured volume of pictures and memories. Behind the scenes, the staff puts in many hours of labor and time. Endless portraits and group pictures must be taken, miles of film developed, and the dark- room becomes a second residence. Emerging from the active hub of the Meteor office-coordinated by encouraging, prodding editors-the yearbook at last develops as a memoir of an eventful col- legiate year. Winona Chinnock, associate editor, Harold Wallar, editor in chief, Rose Stirling, literary editor, Doug Ermshar, layout editor. 3 22' ff HQ Steve VValls, benefit co-ordinator and circulation manager, Jim Root, business manager, Richard Hansen, Advertising manager. ,4',' A z ' I Sheila Kandt, portrait editor, Judy Johnson, office manager, Gary Schwartz, art editor. V I . Meteor plzotolgraphezzi Frank Ordelheide. George White- head, George Gould fhidingl, -lark Cornwell, and Elmer Ghinnock. H' i Caption vditorv Sally Olson, Milli Duge and Gary Blount. l f - if' fl ' N .2 Cindy Gookson, Karen Kginnenberg. Kgnlmy Kolien. Susanne Gru well, Arlene Bet-be. l.a1ur11 Hood. with Dr, Merlin Neff. L1dZ'1'!0l. Myrtianne XVestt'ott, 'lim Frost. Kathy SXY.ll'lUUl. Carla Lansing photo editors, diseuss picture composition with Ron Duerksen plzotograplztv. 29 Che Hampus JZ? la 'G 'W Grinning staff check humorous pictures and comments in the student identi- fication booklet. pe 1, YQ: ' Q? M. , I Inside Dope Staff: Kay von Achen, secre- tary, Max Phillips, Carol Cook, Tony Ben- jamin, layout assistants, Bob Bergman, editor in chief, Barbara Hand, secretary, Vale Hamanaka, assistant editor. The student identification book- let, an annual campus directory, is humorous and helpful. Published during registration, the well- thumbed booklet serves as identifi- cation in many situations, and is a humorous and informative guide for students and faculty. Of course we work hard-between breaks! as the staff pauses from the feverish activity of publishing the student ID booklet. I X ,A fi 59 X 4 2. ,i 'dw'-M qgnl 9 gf' I 'EQ' ,,.,, f- N.. 1 5' 2. NG.. X ' I ,:' W I H in ia,-If-fr my -f we i if Aff- 4' s 'S l ,. l l Ehrisiiuu ?elloufsl1i,v t Collegiate Christian League-Seated: Bob Reeves, Judy Walcker, Liz Nilsen. Stand- ing: Jack King, Fred Orr, Bailey Gillespie, Frank Cornwell. , I 1 Koinonia Officers: Cordon Bietz publicity, -Iohn Brunt, prrsident, Jim Hooper, vim' l president, Kok-Lian Lim, SCl'l'E'fl1fj', Rick Rice, rlzaplain, Carol Chanslor, trcasurtv. L I Collegiate Christian life at La Sierra is promoted in many ac- tivities. The CCL, an ASLSC organization, plans and coor- dinates the religious activities of the school year. A separate area of religious activity is organized through the Ministerial Fellow- ship, under the direction of the Department of Religion. Evan- gelism and missionarv endeavor form a part of the collegiate life. 31 l-Llsglvqsi . 4? F ' it Sabbath School Superintendents: Rae Lee Figuhr, Rick Rice, Dr. Frederick Hoyt, sponsor, Torn Arnston, Carol jean Nelson. ' V- if 3 5 'r K ig-.gfurytf : i a Temperance Club: Gary Case, publicity, Bob Boney, vice presi- dent, Dorothy Rumpel, secretary, Curtis Bradford, president, Curtis Church, treasurer. Colporteur Club: David Neuman, vice president, Carol Jean Nel- son, secretary, Roland Bainer, publie relations, Jim Robinson, treas- urer, Ulla Svendson, president, Terry Trout, vice president. Witrressirrg Programs, discussion groups and other activities are planned for the Sabbath School, temperance and colporteur clubs. Student support and organization of religious activi- ties is a definite part of collegiate life at La Sierra College. Personal experiences and ideas are incor- porated in the devotional services that are prepared and presented for the student audience. Sehemiug Plans. . . it gg' J r,,, I First Semester MBK Officers: Dick Harbour, secretary, Mike Norris, treasurer, Dick Evans, vice president, Doug Neslund, senator, Fred Orr, parliamentarian, Jack King, pastor, Don Fritz, president. Sigma Phi Kappa--symbol of collegiate womens activity-reflects the anticipation of Open House and Luaus, the generosity of Christmas- time and enthusiasm of projects, the thrill of uadoptingi' Korean orphans -reflecting the satisfaction of ac- tive participation in a collegiate program. On the south side of campus Mu Beta Kappa, the ments club-en- thusiastic, active and expressivee find extracurricular enjoyment in outings, programs, films and social activities. First Semester SPK Officers: Bunny Dunham, pastor, Rae Lee Figuhr, secretary, Ingrid Johansson, parliamentarian, Myrtianne Westcott, senator, Dixie Clare, presi- dent, Margaret Styre, vice president, Carole Halley, treasurer. .srl .dj . f'l'X .9 ,Q ,x is 1 ssfig' 'y I-'I Uris, 'S' -Q ' 5- L . The inviting spring- time of Southern California, stirs the scholars, and thoughts of relaxation and fun are exchanged for thoughts of study as the SPK and MBK clubs plan leisure activities for a springtime mood. Carefree, happy stu- dents, off for the beach or mountains, herald the coming of spring with active, eager plans and adventurous activities. iff if 11-Li' Gaming 817611 is Second Semester SPK Cfficers: Sheila Kandt, vzce preszdent Linda MacArthur secrvtaryg Kay Mattox, presidentg Bonnie Porter pastor Phyllis Behrens treasurer .-4-id ff Second Semester MBK Officers: Hal Wright, pastor, Corky Aucreman preszdent Mike Munson, trrasurffrf Bruce Campbell, sergeant at arms Dick Harbour Uzce presidentg Charles Giddings, 5r'crc'tary. Pre-med and Pre-dent Clubs: Fred Orr, president, Judy Crawford, secretary, Tom Arnston, treasurer, Dick Freed, vice president. U15 Science af Ziff Professional clubs, as the Biology and Pre-med Clubs, plan activities which enlarge the professional back- ground of the members. Activities of the clubs include field trips, lec- tures and films informing students of current trends in science. -az fl'-1 New Biology Club: Steve Berthelson, publirity, Leonard Brand. prwidcrzt, Sharon Michel, secretary, Mr. Milliken, sponsor, Doug Ernishar, pastor. xx IIQ1 fiuguisfically K FRANCE F., ..,.........-, fe g uv 2 L . s dl 'I'c-arhc-rs of 'llnnorrsowz Tina Dubay, publicityg Cheryl XN'oertz. rim' pnfsiduztg Sheila Kandi. prasidmztg Mr. Platner. Dorothy Rumpel, smzxltary. 36 UfFPll!f1PU'?5nlrrf,',L 'Tl Pmau French C-lub: Rudi Richli, president, Liz John, sefretary, Ruth Fairow, public relations, Mrs. Hiltz, sponsor. ,If X GERMANY X IAZZ..- ,d'f ,f H... M Q. Nlrw Egg' r, German Club: Donald Shearer, vicf rfsident Dr Ne , sponsor, P ' 1 - Y Deita Hennig, secretary, Steve Berthelsen, president. L y E Spanking N s, X s l l l i l Art: Mr. Hughes, Jim Danielson, Roger Churches, Lynn Bailey, Mrs. Sofsky. Study of language, culture and instruc- tion are promoted at La Sierra through club activities Language groups-French, German and Hawaiian Clubs offer partici- pation in language development. Cultural development is encouraged through activi- ties of the fine arts clubs, and career clubs such as the Teachers of Tomorrow en- large the professional background of their members. ,pf-ff ff?-5 Hawaiian Club: Virden Chow. Dorothy Ruinpel. David Falconer Joan Park, Donald Phillips. U16 611465 lcct 6,3 . l ,N .r....., Nl Applied Arts: Mike Solazzo, president, Ron Gie- bell, secretary-treasurer, Carl Rusch, vice presi- dent. Mr. Walcker, sponsor. From the harvested wheat to the baking bread, skills are taught in the applied and technical arts. Professional clubs, such as the Technical Arts, Applied Arts and Juris- prudence clubs, prepare students for future careers through the media of guest speak- ers, demonstrators and films, which pre- sent facets of professional life. Collegiate clubs reflect the interest and enthusiasm of the La Sierra student. Agriculture Club Peter Dawa treasurer Chuck Davis, president, Carolyn Black- man, secretary, Tom Arnston, social di- rector, Fred Webb, sponsor. iw if is Jurisprudence Club: Paul Aragon, vice president, Carol Cook, secretary, Ralph Thompson, president, and Gary Blount, parlianzcntarian. Not pictured: Mike Munson treasurer. M' 1 fl Cx ., s I vi V r J i . B if Kia? .og lik ' 5 if 1 Home Economics-Seated: Phyllis Fehlxnan, vice jnwidwzt, Cheryl Warner, secretary, Mary Ellen Kelly, prvsidrnt. Standing: Barbara Clough, trcas- urer, Miss Bette Brown, advisor. g X f I-we T' gf, 'A lWunrhing on the job in Home Economics lab are Donna Morse. Judy Bond and Kathy Swartout. ' A 14 .v , 1 'S ., X F f In .s , r 1', ' '. 'kj ' YD. , 1. - -L.. 1 U Ski Club: Steve Jewett, vice prasidmzt, Dick Evans, traaxzzrcr, Margaret Styre, ser- retary, Eric Herbranson, presidmzt. Professional clubs provide background in many areas. Communication skills, needed by every educated student, are promoted through the speech and jour- nalism clubs. Physical de- velopment and coordination are promoted through the Heprec and Ski clubs. Each club encourages extracurric- ular activities in professional fields. rl Heprec Club: Bertha Reel, .wcn'tary, Dixie Clare, president, Ernie Alner, publicity, Mr. Christensen, sponsor. KSDA Staff: Mr. Dick, Scott Duncan, Cal Mohr Ken Dortch, Hal Curtis, Betty Bolinger. U16 Public 91166 I u U 581 I Press Club, Caroljean Peterson, presidmzt, Kay von Avhen, sccrvtary, Mr. Oliphant, sponsor, Paul Aragon, vice president, Carol Cook, publicity. ul 4. I X fs! 1 s s V W W 1 9 1 'f s i , 1 4f rf i , E X f . , s i V r ,, , ' r ,Activities Freshman Party A, , Father-Son Banquet . ,,,. .. ....,... Christmas Week .,...... .eee.... Religious Emphasis .vve ..v..... Community Concerts Sports .,........,... ,.,. ...,,... Page Page Page Page Page Page Fr 1 7 1 1 ,- i i lb ft, V, , Glimpses into extracurricular activities of the campus- reflections of the student in his 'Gleisure moments,- organizing, sponsoring, attending- enthusiastic participation in collegiate life. Sharing an evening with a friend, discovering new programs of enjoyment, making new acquaintances with similar interests, developing an enjoyment for the aesthetic values of life-each an enrichment of college life. Planning, participating, enthusiastically supporting- developing an appreciation and a responsibility- reflecting leadership and maturation. y 4 3 Che Active 5176 P ...A Someone told the freshmen to dress their best . . . so they did! - - And You think this is bad! M v. . . . and this, my friends, is immediate disciplinary action 44 Activities-shifting scenes of orientation, registration, class organ- ization and field trips-activities of the collegiate life progress and de- velop as each student finds his niche. The eager freshmen-discussing, questioning and absorbing collegiate advice and patterns at La Sierra- gradually mature to the status of calm, confident, prepared seniors. sr QV Sharon points out the noon menu to Judy, Buddy and Sharon. 'fr 5 . A The Sophomore class holds a caucus in upper HMA to choose class officers. 4 P While Doug Erinshar relaxes in his desert abod Club discuss the biological processes of sleep. X 'RIN ,Ya lf' .Ar N9 'l 1 e. members from the Biology 45 Kctreafing Hallegians Retreating-an annual flight pat- tern of students and faculty for a weekend of relaxation and recrea- tion-an ASLSC activity with Camp Cedar Falls as the destina- tion. Brisk hiking, stimulating de- votional services and active camp- fire programs were the featured activities of the annual weekend ubreakf, Sounds of Old Spain lull listeners into a state- of relaxation after the gaieties of Saturday night activities. Linda Veverka approvingly applauds Mr. Filipe Perez. All is calm . . . and with the sunrise comes another day. 1. ,f--LI' fi, gil A- 435 -, 'f i 44 .tg is 4' 1 ls r- . . Q X ,L As l l w 1, Tl lr 4 1 1 . . 'C-ff ' . . It's just a small cut, says Gary Lewis to Darla Edwards. A mmol drawback to a perfectly wonderful weekend. Deannie Reiswig and Bob Schoberth show varied reactions to the help yourself method practiced at Cedar Falls. Elder Jerry Davis opens the weekend theme Courage at the Friday evening vespers program. x N? Adv! c and 6011 eu! The roles of advisor, instructor, friend, and host are reflected in the life of the faculty member as he meets the student and his problems and interests in the intel- lectual Climate of the collegiate life and activities. 4-J I KL! Wall Students informally x lslt at faeulty home paltles Z, fl r 5 ya i , 5 K it VV Important college issues are presented and diseussed at the President's Couneil. , A - -.,J3'f' ..-- - VG. f2.!if,,n- 1 2,21-rs: m1433944 'tW:2w4fW6:,.ww:v-Y ff N y , , , -- J f, 2, 71 V x Teachers and administrators listen attentively as future plans are outlined in faeulty meeting. 1 !o ' fa., P' Chunk sgilfiug 9645! Sons fete fathers in the MBK- sponsored Father-Son Banquet, an ., occasion featuring the Thanksgiving theme with candlelight and music. The food and entertainment. planned by the men of MBK, brought memories of former colle- giate occasions as they paid a tribute to their fathers. Horns of Plenty, a delicious entree, and Candlelight warmly welcome fathers. 371 If WVinfield Hill as Ianet Mt'Gill patiently holds a tray. Jay Baldwin nostalgirally revalls how he l,eft his heart in San Francisco. Would you like a third helping of dessert? Marilyn Skinner asks Wil... Armando Vega performs a straight leg shoot through on the sidehorse. .fi W, '- . . , gg I , ,gaiql Chula Vista Pathfinders demonstrate drill team maneuvers. Vega gfaQ'9fUllY executes 3 handstand On the still rmgs. oordimzliug kills .,,-oi' MH Kilts, Pipes and drums . . . Riverside Scottish Highlanders entertain students at The Scottish Tattoo. Paul Roesel, Don Phillips, Dave Falconer and Mike McDonough muster courage for the parallel bars. Kay von Achen skillfully steadies herself on the balance beam. Scottish bagpipes ushered in the annual Gymkana production. fea- turing coordination and balance in performances of troupe members and guest performers. Narrator Dr. Tarr, with the Scottish bagpipe background. provided the setting for the annual Physical Education production. Also sponsored by the Physical Education Department this year was the performance of a Swedish gymnastic team this spring. I' SPK Open House-magic mo- ments of reverse dating as dormi- tory women escort MBK men and faculty through the seasons - theme of Angwin and Gladwyn Halls. SPK, biannual hostess, featured the first Thanksgiving as the pro- gram theme to begin the evening. Rooms, halls and parlors, meticu- lously cleaned and arranged, re- ceived comments and appraisals from the touring guests and host- esses. Tom, don't you dare tell us that our shoe buckles aren't 'in' in California! says Woody while Liz ohn erry Case and Bob Herr come to his defense. 1 W 77l 5'4f??fT7,, 1 ' ' 2' ,V ' LV' 1 H . , , A... . ,, f .,f, ff i i 5 if W' -7' X, -, 'f ff 7 i . aff fi 1 X ,, f -A 4 'Z' O afvx W, 5 f 4, f ff-12:7 W f A14 .. ,Zi V gg TW .W A LJ, X , yiif 5 , W .V Z f 7,1 745, , .. 14. ' -,Q 1! Q . ff, , ' Qt, 4 -V Q at S f A Q I f i, yt I W v r ts y gtvr e 2 . ffw? ' .ma -vi gs-i2X Q4 A ' -1 , -, ,415-f gf , V I Q ' . pljmyj ,fn-'Pf'..-3 A . - ' 714 I 1. fi, ' -f ' if ' ' Q- fu- , , ,f W Q ' . ., wry, - ,Q 1. 5 ' . . ' ' 44 f g ,24 . ,f A x . ga ix ,Mvf.,,., -Q-, . A v., Q1 Thou La Sierra fellows are 'Wampum' s y 1 -ff-4ti 'L,,,.w' 1 Z 4-W. -L ,,. ,- 4 , ,M W. ,, g 4 ' W 5' frm? The Surprised Skier land down in No Man's Land. s upside 'Us tha Sm au. . . But Charlie, you cooked the turkey, says exasperated Torn Smith to Winston Bradley. NNN aw E331 is .v 1' Q't! Nzpq fs 'ful' Ginger Burns and Walt Lancaster listen in as Santa Claus relates the story of Pocahontas to a fascinated admirer-one of the special features in the Winter Section of Angwin. gv,-wllq' f 1 . lm 4. an N .1 ,fgh s r -.., 1- I 4 X x 0 AN' 4 4 ' 5 X ' - 2 L X 0 ,.:Z,:ff . xq.fg' ' A Q, ' 'AX - -.f,:,w gg Y A r'l . ,X ,, . ': .f'Lvff'f-:Q-'Xxx' 'lr 4 ' , -I' 1, Yi'-,7!:,4f:A, 'XA I Y by ,,- ., l. ,-ilfiff :N ,xxk KW., . vw 1--Q ,W ,N ...-a '..- ,41 4 f 0 Swsf ff -f 1' -r4:r.'.: ? N xv 3. f I, R!lyij,,, -S N' ij.. lil .4 5 f,,,,6lQf:VfQxxQsxs' R4 ' I 2 YC ,Q-r Q 'Zfv.o1Q11 i.' ff. . .P 5 I? Q .ef , 4 r 7 5 ' b 'f,v'g,Xx11f i K , 7 fl 71h 5. ut 6. ,W ,, e'.Qw..fA?r,Vxif'Z,, ' - ' :nw ' v . , ,' V A '5 f f fi 5 V , 4 f d, :nr ,.- Q 1. . 5 , 4. 'bk 5: - Je , , ' 2iv:,v'is'w 1 JV' ' 'vs .-' t. -Q 1 f 1 ' tw. 1 f I R2 F 'ii - I, I Q. I ', A R ,I rl , Ax' K . fi X wb - S ge ,Q -P ,, - v av?-'fl-' 1 O S. ychfib, , ,M Slap. ' is.. Mr Moses Chalmers directed thou and orchestra in the The College Christmas tree, a traditional Christmas symbol at La Sierra, is yearly lighted as a welcoming token of the Christmas season. The Candlelight Concert, featuring a eandlelit Choral procession, Christmas music' with orchestral accompaniment, presented Han- de1's Messiah in the La Sierra College church this year. The 130- voice Choir and guest soloists were directed by Professor Moses Chalmers in the rendition of the Christmas oratorio. Parties, programs, and happy moods all reflect the holiday spirit at La Sierra. T f 'h ,v ' -Q-...f x , I E ,il V 'Q' ' H r.s '-N N- ' 1 ' 'is The fat'ulty's yearly Christmas party is ii tradition of Cfliristrnas week. For unto us Ll Son is given . . gmtliem of Ll spirit' the spirit of Christmas. 45- -My .X V if a PIC hte Hhildrm f f SPK members serve hot Chocolate and ire cream snowballs Children thank Santa for tcddybears. trucks and Candy. 1- 'km Marilyn Froom, Adrienne Timothy, Sheila Kandt help eager child enjoy opening presents. The glow of happiness was reflected alike on the faces of the shy children and the loving girls as Santa Claus fDean Or- risonl and his elves, CAngwin girlsy. pre- sented the SPK Christmas program of lolli- pops, readings, music and gifts. Christmas- giving was a special joy for the women of SPK as they turned delightful Santas for their young guests. i,qig5n'm'1niv J ' Surrounded by toys and tots are Shirley Welch. Cathy Munday and Brenda Larson A horse, a tricycle, a baby sister. . . Holiday Lfheer I i 1 w t l V Caroling coeds from Angwin descend La Sierra Hall steps as Kay Mattox directs 'Tis the Caroling Season. i 4 x f 'ff' ,, Q 4 I V J l t l M ,wf 3 il An anxious throng presses close as John T. Hamilton verifies judges' decision. Bailey Gillespie modestly accepts, on behalf of the vil- lage students, the congratulations of Calkins' director, Bob Herr. ul lil ll iiu-vw The sound of Silver Bells fills the campus as Carol Natoni leads Gladwyn Hall freshmen. One hundred and twenty-seven matches ignite as Calkins choir boys offer their interpretation of Deck the Halls. La Sierra-transformed into a winter wonderland by the annual Carol Sing-reflected a Christmas scene of snow, candles. robes and winter attire of enthusiastic student and faculty participants. Happy thoughts were mirrored as the Christmas mood pointed to the com- ing holiday exodus. Q Brave faculty Contingent follow Professor Hamilton through The Night Before Ch ristmasf' Santa Claus Is Coming to Town sing Corky Voyles and the men of MBK l l Bailey Gillespie and villagers carol to victory, are awarded the 1963 Carol Sing Trophy. 7-N I, x 5 'Ks b- Students pack suitcases, laundry bags and books as Christ- mas exodus begins. w A I l U16 Zh risfmus .Swdus Enthusiasm and excitement typify the college student as parties, pro- grams and activities point to the coming Christmas holidays. Minds weary from studies and activities happily plan for the coming vaca- tion with family and friends in the sunny West or snowy East. Exchang- ing cheerful greetings, the students emerge from the dormitories, join- ing the Christmas exodus. Emerging from the bustling halls of Calkins, Mike Scuka and Stexe Shank join the Christmas exodus. A v film. E716 Seniors Prcseu lcd 62 Senior Presentation-symbol of collegiate achievement-featuring 120 seniors in the annual program. Reflecting the ambitions and de- terminations of every college stu- dent, the college senior typifies the end-product of every college-an educated youth. .Wigs ,M College Seniors . . . How did you do it? say wide-eyed freshmen. Dr. Albert Hyma inserts humorous incidents into the Senior Address. Senior Presentation Day is but a foretaste of the 'cBig Dayn next spring. U16 Keligious fmphasis The La Sierra graduate, with an intel- lectual and spirtual development. has an informed View of the religious and mission emphasis of the Seventh-day Adventist church. Devotional services and weeks of Re- ligious and Missions Emphasis are facets of the spiritual life of the college student. I' Fall Week of Prayer speaker. Dr. NVilbur Alexander. chats with .lim Baker. Dr. Merlin Neff conducts the La Sierra Church Fall Week of Praver. . , .-M.-. A student pauses hriefly before entering Matliesoii Chapel for Blo- rnents of Bleclitation. 63 The Spring Wfeek of Devotion at La Sierra was presented by Elder Edward Heppenstall. Aims Student Insight was presented by Week of Devotion speakers including Rick Rice, Bill Aldrich, Bob Reeves, Carol Bailey, Steve Loy and Max Phillips. U16 Student ,vmkcrs Klmir Assemblies were highlighted this year with four guest lecturers for the Student Speaker's Chair spon- sored by students and faculty. Fea- turing outstanding intellectual and entertaining speakers, the series pre- sented a Cuban Ambassador, a his- torical cartoonist, an educator, and an American humorist. The enthus- iastic response of student audiences reflected the collegiate interest in the assembly lecture series initiated three years ago. Re Education of a Nation was presented by President William Lan- iilii 2 - V- , '11, ,K i ff cs - ' ' 79 . ' deen, Educator, at Student Speaker's Chair assembly. 'N Y 2 ef , W4-1421 A . 'i 1,5 ,' ,. 6' X 1 s Q A r ff., x..', v 'S QE I, XVc'slc'y Smith and His IIlHl1l'!N'I' llll Hixtfnvx' uw im1'0dum'Cd U11,21Si1'lgl'LiIlSll'lI'Ul1QllLlSIlldf'I1l SI1f'.l1.f'liN Chair ZISSVIIIIWIY by Hl1I'l Stlllif1'l. lxixtmimul Mixlmnxixl and lCc't111'01'. fXIllhllSSi1dUl' SllI'U'iU Ill?-.IX lix-,X111l1.1w.1du1 IU Cfulm 3 . N1 and ffwnl Brilglixl, prvwlltvd lllwlx ul' llix liiqm- .xx Aluhaissadm' in Ll Studm-nl SlJl'.llxl'l'N Cilmil I1-.um-. U11 Ruhud xllll 1 ' A- ' mug .Kim-1i4.1n IIllII1UI'iNl. Pl'k'Nl'IllL'Li am i'Ill0I'ILllIlll1Q .iswluhlv III lux llmd .lppx-.11.mw .xx . N . . , . ll ll'l'llll'l'l' im' ilu- Stlldm-nl 5lJ1'.1Iil'I 1 C.l1.m .11 I..1 Sim'1'1'11 Clit' Gay Gaily bedecked party goers joined enthusiastically in the Gay Nineties theme of the annual progressive party. Games and activities typical of the era culminated in folk songs and group singing over checker- board cloths and pizza in the col- lege cafeteria. The relaxed students and faculty enthusiastically partici- pated in the eveningis activities, re- flecting their enjoyment of the Gay Nineties Party. Dean Orrison, Dr. and Mrs. Koorenny, Mr. and Mrs. Gomm, and David Todd keep the Ninetic-sl' gay as they lead out in some old-fashioned fun. Too early for Easter. fellows Barbershop Quartet of Norman Ault, Bailey Gillespie, Darrel Lud- ders, and Gene Lysinger enter- tain with selections from the Gay Nineties. Mrs, Parish and Mrs. Butler provide musical entertainment typical of the era. We v indie Kev kwa! Progrc-ssing to the volleyball court, stu- dents join an old-fashiom'd game of vollcyball. Mr. CIOIIIIII supvwisc-S with amusvmeut as .lozmnc Airvy and Sta-vc' Loy vxfluangv slip- pcrs tied to 21 rubber hzmd. Un: Gymmzsfs Pcrfarm The youthful Danish troupe per- formed to an enthusiastic audience at La Sierra in their first American tour. An outstanding gymnastic team. their performance was ob- served with interest by the many college students enrolled in the gym- nastic development program at La Sierra. With hoops in hand. Danish women exhibit coordination and balance, Gay Danish life comes to College Hall A challenging routine prepares gylnnists for their tour abroad. to Here's to our sehoolnsssand another lively Town Hall assembly way with the LSC pep band. Campus receptions honoring guest performers at La Sierra are enthusiastically attended by La Sierrans. Nb '99-, lffifr E: -1 is under- 'H-JJ U16 Eollegia fe Scam' llnthusiastie Lu Sieriuxis res-fleet the active life at Ltr Sierra in their participation in lively 'lown Hull meetings, entertaining reeeptions. and lively interest in the Campus news. Steve Shank joins tiowd of avid Critter readers :it distribution box. v-'X fi X 69 The semi-formal attire of the col- legiate guests blended with the ele- gant atmosphere of the California Room of the Mission Inn in making the annual ASLSC banquet a high- light of the year. Gracious dining, soft music, and charming guests combined in the lovely memories of the 1954 banquet. Gracious Dining Q N - l tx i Z 9 f , i , K ' A x X Q i 3 715 f L2 li X I , i 2 4 , 1 Q .ww 1 3 Ei i F '!a Ur. -Ioan Coggin L1I'l'iYt'S at junmture in relating hex' traumatic' expvrienee in Clopm-nhag:-n. ttf? Clairmont College Blue and White Quartet and blue and green California Room provide colorful atmosphere. ,Q 'x an ffl A X -I 9 H.. .J 1 N a Students Zlfltlllpllt cvcning of vntcltllnmr nt it thx ASI SC, B lflqlllt gingerbread from the Freshman booth. F Wstival af ations fi On their off-duty hours from the tee-pee, Judy Waleker and Bailey Gillespie purchase some of that good Swedish MW if - 4 .n-4, The Dapper Dans from Disneyland's Main Street sing with i personality and gusto. The Colporteur Club represents Denmark- --more good eating everyone! I H THE U H N thrift, R Ogrdo 1 Y if li F I its F t L1 r 'ZIWR . 9 ,A YK! m nl Siu The Home Ec'onomic's Club shows what really l1llIJpCl'lt'Cl whcn Gcorgc- Washington Crossed thc- Delaxvzlw. .,..-, r 1 - . Ihr- l'f'xt1x'L1l of Nations. IJlAt'xl'Illl'Cl hy thirty Czunpux gmupx. fl,'LllL1I'1'Cl now-l food svlvctiom. Clt'C'UI'LiIlOIlx amd clmtcrtzzixllhvnt of Illiilly nations. x V 5' I 1 I Nnhla, don't look So clisnoxxrugvd, Tho work has juer he-gun! I thmlu Illt'l'ClUl'l'. l .IIILU uw Novl Soe'1'g1l1-s johnson in tlu- pllilowplmiull Cllllllltk' with Fmnlx Urdvllxvidv. 'llom llam- iltou Qupplivcl thc dm-lmt.1lwlc 111.1le'11.1l, SK: YK EX PENSWE The Speech Club sells salad in competition with the expensive chili advertised by the famous skiers on campus. 41' 4,,!xR,,, KX' -5' ' ' , z- 1 fx! 1 E I 11 X President Landeen comments on the Arabian delicacies to Jay Baldwin MllK llcadquarters. Shirley Brown. Arlene Bet-bc, and Annllavenport dodge the hand of bananas as they wait for tostados. l. '. 4 W 'Q A- Y V .. 'x T 5 al- s i is i 1 ' 'ntl' KKK, VN- r H f- X 'F ' - . . A 1 L f - E . - 'l'hv fUL1I'lC0fl voir? Kzxrlsrud Chorale vntc-rtz1im'd collcgiuns in annual MIBK bvnvfit. Henry Sfmt, wvll known 1111111016 Y l . pianist. pv1'fm'111s for SPH ll1t'IIlb0I'S and guests in liYL'1yLlI1d vlmtcwluixmilmg roxxuwt ,J , ,NX The expert touch of Lucretia Friedrich trans- forms Jacki Nichols in the role of Elizabeth. The beautiful love story of the 19th century English poets was portrayed in the three act Victorian drama of the Barrett's of W'impole Street. Directed by Dr. XV. F. Tarr and Professor Don Dick, the two cast presentation was the fifth annual speech production at La Sierra College. Arabel, Henrietta, and Elizabeth wonderingly observe Cousin Bella s performance during Alpha's presentation of the Victorian drama. Darold Retzer and Gary Case roles of Bevan and Alfred. soberly age 20 years Zilla' Karrcffs af Wifupvle Street Graeious acknowledgment is made by Elizabeth as Beta Cast appears in a curtain fall for the liarretts of Wiinpole Street. Hemimm lwfully bwtkles on Cd t Cook BETA CAST Hal Curtis lone Allen Hannah Hagstotz Marilyn Voth Judy Cross Ken Dortch Gary Case Bailey Gillespie Charles Barber Winston Bradley Kathy Hoatson Darold Retzer Bill Aldrich Skip McCarty Bill Wilson THE CAST CHARACTERS Dr. Chambers Elizabeth Wilson Henrietta Arabel Octavius Alfred Henry George Edward CPapal Bella Bevan Robt. Browning Dr. Waterlow Capt. Cook ALPHA CAST Ron Graybill -Iacki Nichols Hannah Hagstotz Judi Johnson Deanie Reiswig Lynn Bailey Robert Bua -Ion Butler Clyde Evans Gene Lysinger Diane Folkenberg Ed Sorrels Robert Herr Tony Benjamin Jim Manning 5 , P sword before Elizabetlfs startled gaz V U ''Unbelievable -exclaims Doctor Waterlow to Doctor Chambers at recovery of Elizabeth during Alpha per- formance. 1' V Nl' O 114 A 564 s 1 'if 'Yr Oh Harry, isn't she fwightfully fweetf' exclaims Cousin Bella to Mr. Bevan in Elizabeth's sitting room. -mg- I x ,-. ,. Y lhzffm-W .,. But Henrietta, would Papa allow it? ques tions Elizabeth in Alpha cast rehearsal. Doubtful yet loyal, Wilson listens attentively to Eliza- beth's elopement scheme. l it Che iudcul Hauler Kampuigu Crooning Woody entertains stu- Exchanging margarine cubes for dents as student center slave. soap bars, slave Bob Herr cleans up under direction of master jon Airey. The five-week campaign raising 320,000 to furnish the new student center was successfully completed under the coordination of Bob Herr. Club proceeds, food sales. car washes, and a facultv dinner were some of the fund raising projects for the campaign. lfnthusiasm and ef- fort were reflected in the collegiate spirit to reach the goal. as students endeavored to meet the challenges of a successful campaign. Pllhsaf - f 5 l i al X Klint Robison finds happiness in txsentx dollar gixing. A tempting array of food is sampled by Sylvia Shrillo. Curtis Church. Bonnie Miles. and lliclt Parker at the Buffet Hag- nifique prepared by tl1e faculty. Kamferf Qeufures La Sierra College, a chapter of the na- tional Community Concert series, annually sponsors outstanding music groups. Featured this year were the Romeros Duo guitarists, the Norman Luboff Chorale and Brian Sul- livan. tenor. Appreciation for fine music is promoted through the musical selections and appearances presented at La Sierra College. The Romeros Duo. classical guitarists, performed with skill and mastery at the first Community Concert Series of the 1963-64 season. Fix M l The 28-voice Norman Luboff Choir making its first appearance in the Riverside area spell-bound the second Community Concert Series audience. 80 I A ' C- -A ' 4 1, gg x , 5 . , if YQf,'. 1 ' 1 I . . , 2 f . ? H 7' e P i 51 f' ' 9 ' 7 Q x - . l I If ' 5 Q 1 if if ' : ' fi xi Q 3 5 ' 3 H42 Tho Ncw York Pm Nlllsifu, LlDdl'l' dil'l'K'li0Il of Noah C9l'Ct'I1lN'I'Q'. pn-Sent Bach music' cormvvrt at La Sil'l'1'il in thc' Cmnuulnity C:UI1l'L'I't Sz-rivs. 111 Sullivan, Mc-1 Vlil'I10l', prvsolm-ci llu' fimnl l'UIll'L'I'l in Cfllllllllllllty' C:0Ill'l'I'l Svrics nt L11 Si4'I'l'Ll. r , X NW..-.........W. , 9 X vd '1 Pu-- Che Qing ,4 rfs Prvmotcd The scene of collegiate appraisal, the campus art gallery features monthly displays and exhibits contributed by students, faculty and local artists. Appreciation of fine art is encouraged at La Sierra, and many types of art are displayed. Paper Kings of the East are displayed during - J 47 - itil--': . f Y .- ,, W. XX Ron Hill and Dorothy Henderson discover aesthetic aspects of sculpture. The magic of art in stoneware created by Roger Churches. L1 special paper sculpture show in the La Sierra Art Gallery. 5 ' Q I . 1 ixsiaif. . N ..t , .QV .371 ...., ,- I ,M ,V 'Q iv ', 9 xiii gmxwf- 54 lf! W, i f 6 Willard Munger and Nocl johnson intcrprct painting dis- played in the Art Gallery. Tho cyc-catching l'Q'I'21Il'llL'S display is d duvk and Karen Altman. 1.1! iscusscd by Pam Shad- 1. Hy N C ,J Q-K , .Ni V X, .rf.-' Roger Cliurnlics, art assistant. cvaluau-s VUIILCIII cxliibit in the Art Galln-xy. A l'LlI'l'L'flt cxhibit atuarts Su-vc Ordullicide to campus qallcrv. Walls and Fra ..,.,,., i-, ,. , li ji H' . 1 .W X . 'A , I A l X. -.A x. no +1 1 I. 3 B 3 U15 num! of ,Mu ic Off-ealnpus performances also re- flect the enthusiastic participation of students in the music organiza- tions at La Sierra College. Annual tours feature the Choir, band, and orchestra groups in many off- eampus appearances. Mir. Nash anxiously seans the horizon for the bus that is to take the lia Sierra College Band on one of its many trips. The sound of music' filled College Hall as the Combined band-orchestra-c'hoir groups of eight academies and La Sierra College organizations blended in the presentation of the music' festival. The Chamber Singers tour Hollywood with Director Smiling La Sierrans bring the sound of music in outdoor Chalinc-rs, performance. wvdwrr 2-ft. 517: at L71 Sierra Dr. Alonzo Baker, lecturer and political scientist from the Univcrsity of the Paciliic, is honored at a dinner for faculty members and community leaders. 4'-dui Nieman-as - 1 Patterns of life at La Sierra are 1 E! i reflected in the activities of students - M W' and faculty in their socializing, en- ' tertaining, and dormitory life. , ,A , ff- '1m l' , , Jerry Case, Kathy Hoatson, Hal Curtis, Hob Herr and lN4arilynVotl1 amuse MBK- A pause from tht- busy activities is taken hy L1 Calkins iesidt SPK with melodrama. in this familiar dorm seem-. ckfllcgiafc Kccrcation. . . Ou the Soccer Weld. . . Winning soccer team for League A was Per Arne Johansson's team including Jerry Bugh, Dick Parker, -Ion Airey, Rick Yost. and Doug Neslund. 'Come on, 1et's get some power behind that kick instructs Another pass blocked! Coach Christensen. The white shirts move in on the blue shirts for some fast action during the evening's soccer game. A74 jack Hockins advarlccs on stzltionrlrv ball for thc: NX'i1111i11g 14311111 1111-111111-1x 111 llll' A 1.1-413111 kickoff play, I i111'l11dcAli11c11t Yiugliug. Stvw -I1-xu-11. C1111 XVOOdXN'21I'd. Skip M1'CL11ty. G1-111' Hullslcd Dave W'ilkins. Ril'h2lI'd Hansvn. H3113 Hesseltinc. Ou the 5'lz1g!mll 5'ield 1 Flagball participants block opponents in an cfforl for first down dllljllg thc gdllltx. On the GW Cfoursc. . . uf. 'f , Clyde Evans strikes at slow curve pitched by Bob Plinkc. ,find in thc' Wafer. . . . ,nv One, two, stroke -and unison golfing practice is commenced for the PE class. Kaseball Qicld. . . Batter up-and Salvador Wong hits in a run for the winning side. Water polo champions of League A include Jerry Brown, Bruce Anderson, Larry Hansen, Steve Jewett. ir 1 :gh z'WF.'-kim, 'wifi i s . V. fan' . K - 'Q F L' . ' V. P Q. x Lt-ssons from floating to polo are offvrvcl in thc P12 Dt'pz1rtmc'nt us thrcc levels of swimmingg synchron- izccl swimming. WAICI' polo. liftf sav- ing, and diving Classes arc! taught for th? wutcr enthusiasts at Lu Sierra. ZX ' ffffff Richard Harding and Ed Sorrc-ls rest under goal after exhaust- ing game. ' ,4 , I u-'Jil' C R in 2.--11 -ui-if f Jug, Wx JY , 'g 4.--I Q., 1.,...',.'ff ' ' 22 , A ff' il- fj.... '? , Y. 1 2 ,T '. v M - I. ,XT A 'T b .l',' N ag, A -v '7 mx- , - V .- - ' -r X f ,,..-f'u.'.1mg2f 'f?i'-:M ' .. -- L HY X ale, ' A I af' 5-wyw b 'ii' ,,.f, 4-bi' IQ . ,, f n 5- A' -1' -,,,m,, 3:3 I -- WE ,. - - :7'f 'i ' I ' ii: :QW A QNX' . '5'-:vig - -, V 2 A . .1 Zi J . 433,44 Q 'A S' i v- . 1 '3l - if , N, f',.- .-,gr :I IWQI! V 'us Q v'i . - 9 'YVI Watel- polo playelfs agitau. Wan., and Om, anothm. xlini Svilmly and RlkillLll'd Harding l'LlL'l' toxmld lull. if ,. Ma T .. Ja 89 On the Basketball Kaurt. . . Jerry Nlrlntosh agilelv maneuvers around With attention focused on the ball, Bill Walstrom moves in to block Grant fauultv. Masoaka. The winning basketball team for the intra- murals in League A was Don SloCum's team, with members Dave Fisher, Steve Berthelson, Bill Holderbaum, and Reggie Allen. Championship in the League B basketball went to lion Hansen's team with Alvaro Azevedo. Larry Hansen. Don Hansen, jim Maths-sen. Bob Prunty, and Gilbert Larsen. yn- Q 9 W The big stretch starts the game. The lanky student leaps for a basket as fellow teammates and opponents ready themselves for the fast action of the bas- ketball court. Basketball is one of the many active sports encouraged at La Sierra, and enthusiastically engaged in by the college teams. kl0IIlIJCI19.1llUIl lol Ill.'iIlN moxnt in Gymmz fic f g 1 ,, .viva , .f ff' Q, n , I , ' 'lg , - - 'Q' ki, 'PPP 1 'v U - ' A ' Q L an D W , ft , n --- f -fa . I' K hbvif H, x,w2Jf':l - ilk, ,, . , 1- - ' '-, -- A . .. -N HL 4 , f k' .-, 15' .nys f ' -- :'l'w.A, ' - V . ., .,,., Aff ' .J ' x A' M: xv' Q'fw5'ww- ' A , - .2 .. - ffm :QR M A ir, .. 1., :xf,,,a:A fwnig: . fy ' Q' v . 'M 1?z V- 'f f f - mt 5 - ,, '?g5,,j .1 ' ' 5 Ni ., , , V H fy 5- 4 Bob WVagG1'ly works out on the equipment rehearsing the flange Tom Kennedy checks distance in his shotput throw. gh A AONIP 1, 1 4' 1 0135. 4 on. -- . .,-1 J' 113' ' vw 'Nl ' 1' 1-if , W ', I In Tennis, Zfmck ,find Kadmiufau - , 4-H -4- vs: ' 21.1. Mike Norris vlears the hurdle dur- 'N ing high jumping praetive. 1 fx iw Y 5 -bu -4, 4 95, i I A .541 An overhead serve is directed to Thom Mille-r's service vourt during Dennis kliller slams the ball in his lClL1l'I1 for th a tennis game. volley. ,. ..Y- - a ...g,,.- L. A stretch for the illusive shuttlecock is made by Daniel Oh in a fast game of badminton. x I Cm! lc' ,Mamie X fx! ,rv-n '5' 5 ' 1 I' l' T N x W Ax! it ' ' A .X 'xx' A x, x I' x It A, ,At Dick Neufeld, Richard Harding and John Peterson sing American folk music for Tout le Monde. Tout L'Monde, charming French name for the bimonthly date night programs, has become a pleasant tradition at La Sierra College. Featuring student talent, music groups, films and other programs, the ASLSC Tout L'Monde provides a welcome interlude in the busy collegiate life. Riverside Clonimuiiity players. Suzanne Edgell and Bonnie Gould. entertain Tout le Rlondel' with folk music from Tahiti. France and Russia. l i l i l l l l l l i l l l l I l 4 l I l I l 1 94 Students flock to Hlieffenannyf' I,SC,s version of the Hootenanny +A... . ........f.....,..........4 V or ' ' l 'l 'Q l ' ' 'f ' I 0 Q 1 0 A ' ll Il I nm. . - L ship positions. l , On the move for student votes are collegiate candidates for 1965 student leader- Che leader 5166! Campaign speeches. plat- forms, and posters create an interest in student govermncnt as candidates attend leadership workshops, make speeches. and hold discussions to show their qualifications for office. x l l l ir- s W ' lf A peppy fanfare during election week draws r attention to Presidential candidate .lack King. 'w-n..,,, W 1 1 fo 4 iw-fr I -.L Today, vote attracts Max Phillips and .lon Butler to the polls on election day. ji 1 'I N. gi il : I : N U., Q 'ef ll f .Q l rl 2- in X H 32 fm ll 2-.Q H -.,-5 N -, 23 is I an ln., f I 1:15 i T llivq It :QE ln 1 wg , X3-:rj is :no gl 1355- 2 . N '13, H 5-'df h -3- '-P P .- ' f 4 ' Y I me -Q li ! -E ,. Admiuislra tim In Memoriam , , ,A,,,A Administration ...., i.,.... M 6-n's Dormitory oooooooo, oooooo. VVomen,s Dormitory o.,..,..i or,.... L1brary irorrro ,r,,orro D ,,,,, oo,,,, , Departments . 96 Page Page Page Page Page Page , -ff. f V l ' l X ' t t 99 r Y, S The warmth of the personal chat, the objectivity of the examination period, the stance of the intellectual- facets of the VIP of La Sierra-the college professor. Challenging, demanding, encouraging-the faculty uphold the spirit of learning-the standards of higher education. Friendly, courteous, helpful-the faculty devote extra hours to conduct field trips, lead discussions, sponsor clubs, give parties, thus widening the circle of personal interest in their students beyond the classroom. Their devotion to the development of all phases of life- their example in the professional roles in life-reflected in their shifting roles of instructor, advisor, counselor. teammate, friend. In every facet of life upholding the tradition of a La Sierra College professor-mirroring the spirit of dedication in each division and department of instruction-these are our faculty. Fabian A. 1NIcie1'. Ed.D. Pfvviffcllf of La Sierra Collvgv, 1962-1963 Jfay 6. 1922 fo Dvfvfnbw' 30, 1963 William M. Landeen President .ln .Mauariaru On tlze thirtieth December last, the most dreaded of assassins came lo our College community and snalehed from us our friend, our colleague, and our leader, President Fabian Allen Meier. We had believed fondly lhnl a man so vigorous and athletic, in the full glow of manhood, would remain with us for years lo come. This hope we have been denied. During the less than one score of months tlzat President Meier led our College, all ofus came lo respeel his integrity of character and to admire his capacity for administrative planning and execution. As ue listened to him unfoldfrom time to time, before the faculty and student body, lzis plans for our College, ive could only respect his nimble wit, orderly mind, and uijailing good humor. President Meier was a cultured man. He was articulate in speech and had respect for clarity and directness of expression. He thought rationally and objectively and could distinguish quickly between fact and opinion. But his thought was also imaginative and creative. He knew a good deal about the world of nature and the world of man, about present-day culture, but he also knew how to use knowledge with judgment and distinction. His personal standards zvere high, he con- stantly emphasized excellence and refused to honor mediocrity or endure shams. His standard of individual behavior was severe and he never hesitated to impress others with his own convictions. He loved La Sierra College. He planned and worked incessantly for its enlargement and improvement. The ten-year plan which he had developed and had sponsored before the Board of Trustees u'ill remake our campus and will be a lasting tribute to his faith in this college conznzunity. Above all, the purpose of President Meier's enzphasis on excellence in .all college life and activity is to be sought in his deep devotion to the service of God and His cause. In his concept of life and service, Christian education was not merely a good way to prepare oneselffor service for God and humanity, it was the only u'ay. With our President, Christian education was a passion, it was tlze suprenze way to true excellence in life. Christian education alone could bring to young people the maturity, balance, and perspective necessary in suc- cessful and meaningful service. President Meier is gone. Yes, but not quite. He still lives among us in his character and achievements, as well as in our memory of him. And the nzore we seek to follow tlze pattern which he gave us of hard ivorh. ofjudicious thinking, of carejiil planning, of high degree of excellency in our work, of unreserved devotion lo God, and ofdedication to our La Sierra College, the better and longer will his contribution remain and our lives be enriched by his example and labor on our campus. And then, ive will meet him in the morning . W. M. Landeen Professor QfHisiory Administration. . . deciding Committees, appointments, surveys, decisions-such responsibilities chal- lenge the administration as it copes with problems of the present and fu- ture. A major decision featured this year was Plan-for-a-Decade-propos- ing an organized, efficient growth program at La Sierra College. Always with time for the student, the administration encourages, coun- sels and guides-promoting under- standing among all those involved in the college. .3 -1 .- -A-f ...,.-.+V -N ... Q .,..,.....,.- i., - T.. .-.- .4....... V... .4 1 W ,N ..,..., .... ..,,, - f-......-.. ..1.... MV. ., 5 -'-fe Q....- -......-, - .M Q 'ff V Q, . ... M M -w....n.... ..... ,... ,M ww-1-y.-,. . .aa-UW, -My-L .... - .-.. M4 ,, f-M.,-... .....,.,. tg: 'awww ,.......... .... ,gawk , '- 5 e--,:nw.,-- -as-Q ..- .. Q..-.W L--A ..-- -.- v .,.. WMF. .. Aa ,. 4... , PM 2i.Q.......-.... yd-gn , sf' .-f-t....- - .,,1,,.... -5.4. .,... ,QM ..- . :W-..,.?. .,..,... 4, . . 'ff' 5 -airy -,fe , -'----M , ww... t it rim ,,., ... , ,. ha, A... .. . M H ..,. wharf Maura' ,,, -.r X-Q-f ,W , ,M ' '4 -f '-fr . FN William G. Nelson, M.A. Dean ofStud611Is Administrative secretaries, gathered about Gwen Case, prrsz'de1zt,s svrrvtary, include Naoma Petersen, Virginia Lewis, Mildred Harrison, Linda Veverka and Marian Osborne. ll Q i 2115? ' 4 ? , Q-Q , l ze all My C. Public rlffzlir . . . projecting The image of La Sierra College, re- flected through the oral and written com- munication of our public relations office, portrays life at La Sierra in its many aspects. The public affairs office-central de- partment for arranging on-and-off campus appointments for faculty members and guest lecturers, for scheduling and coordi- nating all college programs- is always in direct contact with students of the past, present, and future. Robert H. Hervig, M.B.A. Business Manager Q..- ..,,,,. 'W. I:.' 127 .. .,.,,, 1.45, .-.y- ' fs 2:1 ' '-fr '-sn-q - ia- '-Q-I 4 ':-':: ' 3-1' 'rf ff 'V gif! -wi r 33 'iii' . Fi ' 4 I p 31 rg f .1 Q' 'bf-1 ft., .g-Q-9 .. 5?-9 ti f' 1 ,' Y '-0-J ', Y- fi M, ,Ji WWW Business Offisc... a C C o u n ti n g The business office, financial cen- ter for the college, is daily faced with questions over credits, charges and bills. The accuracy and precision are necessary as students and staff work together in the functioning of the college business office. f QF -sun n' .......snx--3-' Wilfred Hillock. M.B.A. Treasurfr I los . , l?cgisfri1r's Office... ieiiiiiiiiziiig Students pause in doubt, but the registrar's smile of encouragement subdues the frustration. Here is efficiency personified as registrar and assistants resolve the varied problems of the college student-class conflicts, forms, signatures, and petitions. 6'Can I help you?', is a welcome greeting. Km' if Wi is 5,5 wwf! f 9 ,WM Qs- , N-K. , , i , ' 1. VM.. ,pit ,,,, Qi 1 3 ,1 i. -'-- 5 gf Paulme Koorenny, M.A ' Secretary of Admissions Willeta Carlsen, B.S. Registrar AR Nw., Answering service--step right up. The Registrafs Office is a hub of activity as students bring problems and petitions to the knowing registrars. if X anet Jacobs, B.A. Psychometrist Susan Gruwell and Woody Mar- tin work on the IBM machine in the registrars office. 1 us. ' 1 f 4 It's probably for my roornmatef' con- cludes Cyril Monk. - Mm 's Darmitory... - devising ,HQ if -snug, S' Tracy R. Teele, M.Ed. W Dean of Men y Myv? f, , --wgv,'f.x3 A u y .ygg,23,grf1n,w,g5iqg ' J y af .1 w 2 -2. f ., f '- t ,if ,:'z -'H .3543 g, ,QE gnff ,,,,,. M, ' ff., '..' +1 1 ' 7 x '1v-sv.-w N 1 X. ,I .ml Un 4 V Y A , Q1 ' - 4-Mau., ,I r any , .y 34 ,,,, 11- b W A 5 512' ' W- H , .g,w.,,c 4 .' -Q 'i Richard T. Orrison, B.S. I n N K V Assistant Dean of Men , V i I x i .Q.,..,... jhjjyv, , ... Assistant Dean of Men l i 5? Shifting scenes of study, medita- tion, banjo strumming, conversation -each mirrors an informal glimpse of the college male devising a way of life in La Sierra dormitories. Pat- terns of dormitory life are typical- echoed music, busy phones, clatter- ing typewriters, persistent intercoms, room check, alarm clocks-resi- dence halls are active day and night. Deans and student deans-guid- ing, encouraging, counselingh-find humor and understanding helpful. Wamcu 's Darmi ary. . . revising Reflections hint of changing moods with- in the dorm as seasons blend-the restless- ness of autumnls first classes, the antici- pation of winter's Open House, the enthus- iasm of the Christmas season, the studious- ness of spring's examinations. The feminine spirits reflect the chal- lenges of collegiate and dormitory life. Here is anticipation with that 'csomeone spe- cial',-plans happily revised-life to the full! The deans lend a balancing, subduing influence. Yes, dormitory life at La Sierra is rewarding! Vivian Smith M.A ,3 T i l l f T , X f Y , V 1 gs . Ei ix A il il 3 ' li Dean of Women 1 i ll i li The fireside warmth sparks the glow of friendship as students relax in Angwin's parlor. H Fl I fl r Hannah Hagstotz, M.A. Assistant Dean of Women ,plana-w vhs- May I help you please?', asks Bonnie Porter, Angwin Hall's effi- Cient monitor. l. oyce BIuC1intoCk. BA Assistant Dram of Ilbmf L71 fdfy... pursuing The student image is reflected as faces come and go and return again-the col- lege library, scene of study, research, con- centrated absorbing-the searching, har- ried freshman, the calm, philosophizing senior-each a part of the library scene. Helpful librarians aid and abet the 'csearchw for knowledge as collegiate study is concentrated in Fulton Memorial Li- brary. Elwood Mabley, M.S. in L.S. Assistant Librarian ff -' l Jr-if YW ...M JI 'n gulfi l S '47 5 1' K1 H 1 . A . ...M ,M A4 I' g -ef--no 'F M 'u Stacks provide a setting for unhurried browsing or frenetic searching. 1f E Grace Prentice, M.S. Assistant Librarian Sz? ' ,, I--'wwf I Q 4 nfl sfaiw iii if-2 ,fn Q A study in study X 1 111 glfgliiyf... spelling lN'riting themes, preparing term papers, com- posing short stories-projects which bring the stu- dents closer to the goal of confidence, skillful use of English as a tool for creative expressions of ideas. Literature classes-for inspiration, for models, and for appreciation of his heritage. Lawrence E. Mobley, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Merlin L. Neff, Ph.D. Professor of English 4 is bw? w-.M..,,,,, 1 .ai--3: Lillian L. Beatty, M.A. Associate Professor of English .9 Q N Z s 0 G- U C3 Helen F. Little, M.A. Associate Professor of English :SQ ,,g I :Y Enix.. 1- Marilyn Teele, M.Ed. Nancy Murdoch Bull. MA Instructor in English and Education Asszstmzt Proffssor of Ifngligll a Q55 ,VP d'XXii' 4, i V x QM' C. A. Oliphant, M.A. Instructor in journalism journalism. . . symbolizing The inspiration, the interview, the dead- line-these challenge the budding writer in the broadening program of a journalism minor, with its internship program and public relations training. Marlys Owen, M.A. Assistant Professor of English I li W l ,i l , 1 5 iw: KW Margarete Ambs Hilts, Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages l Lindsay Thomas, Ph.D, Professor of French 350, .1 ' gcc ' ?rc11cl1... exprimer ing Records, drills, discussions--each aiding pronunciation and dictation skills needed by French-speaking students. As fluency is gained. stu- dents are encouraged to participate in the year abroad program at Col- longes, France, where college credit is offered for English and French classes. Charles Thomas Smith. BS. Irzstrurtor in Frnrrlz L. 'al 'm 5 . i ,F m. 'hw.t. Edward W. Ney, Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages Kaljo Magi, M.A. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages German... hergnugen ing Pronunciation, analysis, general- izations-patterns of emphasis for modern language study of German. Deitlig Hennig, Steve Berthelson and Dave Davies concentrate during German game at club party. re--..'-'-wa --...r-'-.rw-..---af -M., --..,..,u--a ,-palnlll' 5?5fr l l l . ii l 1 X 4 fi . . 5031 finnish. . . i MQW... . 'J 'i -wav-, m Z conjugating Songs, lists, films-aids used in the study of the Spanish language as students concentrate on mastery. Summer tours are planned to enable students to have an insight into Spanish language, literature and history. Q, X 4.1! Grace Dejesus Cerda Alvarez, Ph.D. Associate Professor of MOdH7'71 Languages ,:.g.:, ' Que habla questions Vital Hinojosa encourzigingly as he directs the question period of the Spanish Sabbath School lesson study. an-5 Spffl' . . . Communicating a , asks -.5 u Mi ll if I, M E 1 HW W. Fletcher Tarr, Ph.D. Professor of Speech . ex .w- Vz ., 2. J 1 . The voice of La Sierra College is heard daily in classes in speech, speech therapy, and public address -here trained young voices develop into expressive, educated voices of college-bred scholars. Speech labs, clinics, the broadcasting station, and speech productions provide practical experiences. Jerry Lien, M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech its X...fj -ex ,- 1 I y I if w t t 'W Donald Dick, M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech l t 1 t l t I 3244! ' .-xxxc .N J i e'-Pj: 4-'ff 5 's P- x Q AQ lllr-Q., X Paul O. Campbell, M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech Marilyn Voth, senior Speech Therapy major, is a faithful friend to little children with a speech impediment. Aff.. . appreciating N2 l 20 ' 3 'K' V41 i it W Chloe Adams Sofsky, B.F.A., M.F.A. Arvoriatv Profvsxor of Art More blue in the sky, Marjorief' coaches Herschel Hughes, art instructor, during an afternoon, outside art lab. Doug Ermshar, Jerry Peifer, Roy Kakazu look to see if their sky is blue enough. Ceramics, painting, photography, sculpturing-all are aspects of graphic arts practiced at La Sierra. The aethestic qualities of the col- lege scene are interpreted anew by succeeding classes of art students. These outdoor Hlabsi' catch the ex- pressions of a tree, buildings, 2-Bit rock, or fleeting impressions of people-life at La Sierra in its ar- tistic mood. 'if . 6, ,Ad Mufif... harmonizing Harold B. Hannurn, M.Mus. Professor of Music H Allen Claw MMus Assozzatf Pro fssor o Zlluszc Ill-lSu sshd PYIIN Bcarh Ph D Pro znor o Alum Alfred Walters M Mus Assoczate Pro essor o Muszc 'wx is 4114 ' 2? 1' at Sharing of musical 1z1s1esz11'1d pan'- tieipation i11 l't'Ildi'I'iI1Q M1111 works of music. us well as the cievelop- fi ment of individual lulf-111s eeso111e of ' the privileges of college life whieh find exp1'essio11 in lhe Choir. hand. OI'ChC'SfI'21m 'h2iI'IHOIliZiI1Q in the pres- entation of music of 1hcf11111s1e1s. Moses A. Chalmers, B.M.E. Instructor in Music Upper: Choir I under the direction of Joann Robbins. Lower: Choir II under the direction of Moses Chll1IIlCl'S. if S I Q .' l 1 1 mol .Icannc Salas, M. Mus, lnxtrurtor in Jllusif La Sierra College Orchestra Alfred Walters, Director 1 E 5? oann Robbins, M. Mus. IlIXlI'lll't0l' in .Music Frances I.. Brown, M.A. Associate Professor of Music :ww . lr S Eugene Nash, M.D. Assistant Professor of Music fifgyf ff-f l Louisa Chalmers Instructor in Piano .... ., .-v La Sierra Boys' Choir under the direction of Doug Neslund. LA Sierra College Band Eugene Nash. Conductor k6'ligil7l1. .. contemplating 3 9- , ,, if Interpretation of prophecies and doctrines- stimulating avenues for discussions of scripture and meaning-professional training of ministers, Bible workers, teachers, Christian workers, Seventh- day Adventist college graduates-these reHect the spiritual emphasis at La Sierra College. Collegiate religion shares enthusiasm in CCL activities, SAVES evangelistic campaigns, externships, re- ligious activities clubs, and c'Moments of Medita- tion programs. 'bww .N J Walter F. Specht, Ph.D. Projrssor of Bibical Languages and Religion J. Cecil Haussler, Ph.D. Professor of Religion ff ,if-'fx ,ff Fritz Guy, B.D. Instructor in Religion Daniel L. Cotton, B.D. Assistant Professor of Religion Ka .1 4 :- if, ,ff xlff Royal Sage, B.D. Associatc Profvssor of Biblifal Larzguagas k-vu. -lo- l6'cl1a vioml Science. . . r el ati n g Man-group-society-human be- havior is analyzed in courses of psychology and sociology. This is the stimulating study of human per- sonality and the nature of society. Internship programs also offer col- lege students experience in person- nel management, correction and probation, social work and teaching. X Stanley Bull, Ph.D. Professor of Education and Psychology Fl N 128 'rx I 's, - .ign- ' 7'X Charles C. Crider, Ph.D. .issociatv Professor of Sociology ,s ynsvgg, '7a...w 'l 5. -. 3- V I ,7,,..., .W ,I is N l ' ',,-,,.-,av-55. -Q- gy-is George T. Simpson, Ed.D. Professor of Education and Psychology 1 l f x it lg,,,:.4.. 1 'lol J gui 5-'-vs ,L ..--at I Mary Witchey Groome, MA. Associate Professor of Elcrnentary Teacher Education Sdumtion. . . training Observing, discussing, analyzing, then demonstrating-elementary and secondary education majors participate in a training program leading to student teaching and professional careers. Demonstration schools in the nearby school districts provide oppor- tunities for experience in many teaching situations. Andrew N. Nelson, Ph.D. Professor of Education .Q fi 1 41 fi sr 11 ' '17 rl I - ' ' at -.' '71 Wwwaim I ! l llllllll - W - .i Fa ' - 1 Qi l- Eglin ., S i f A i 3 E 2 J 1? ' 5 2 4 f G 1 E 1 annum-w,,., x Y I 4 s E i'?Q I it-1 George Platner, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education Maybel Jensen, M.A. Professor Emeritus of Elementary Teacher Education LA SIERRA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. Left to right: Jack Orr, Milton Thorrnan, Genevieve Tomlinson, George Carpenter, principal, Stella Westerrneyer, Maude Pearson, Elizabeth VanArsdale, Margaret Sackett, Eunice Johnston, Helen Swenson, Arline Webb, Rosa Lee Becker, Marillyn Bradley, Lucetta Cochran. Willard H. Kleier, BIA. Ass15tantPr0fc5,vor of Eduratzon LA SIERRA ACADENIX Front Row, Irft to zz lit Cora Lugenbeal Marjorie Barr Leslie Cordrziy Helen XVeisnieyer Anna Rorkwell Alife Drury Madalyn Lathrop Bark Row: Leonard Moore Kenneth Julil D. Cecil Barr Frank Novello Cliannell Rockwell Reuben Hilde. prii Carl XY. Speelit XN':1rren Mincler iivil History and Political Scicncc. . . retrospecting Discussions, lectures, examinations- stimulating lessons challenge the history stu- dent at La Sierra. Maps, paperback books, and films supplement lecture notes and out- lines as students study details of history- add depth in their quest for understanding of present conditions. I ' X M , r. 1-, in 'se 1 p grit--31:7 I i , . I is Q--9 xxxxX l Wilfred Airey, Ph.D Professor of History if f d' 3 William M. Landeen, Ph.D., LL.D. Professor of History Frederick G. Hoyt, Ph.D. Associate Professor of History and Political Science M. Sorenson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Religion f :P Lan V? ,,,,,,l e il I A N: Hialagy. . . beginning ,, ,ix 5 fm ,ll Microscopes, labs, diagrams, copious notes-a necessary part of the natural sci- ence background for teachers, scientists, doctors, or research personnel. Living forms in their wide array of simple and complex, in their cycles of growth and decay-these are sources of study for the inquiring stu- dent. i 'W-. -4.4 K ,, bean- 95 'bei X. QW' law' .yll ' ' A 1 v- . H mm 45 92.,!'31 ' ,. ' 4 f ', N Pm' V M 10 if Ra, gs 3579.11 9. t H .. Q1 ' 'I M , 73 V' NP 1h tg 737 11755 1 I ' , I A .,.,i.,,,...- Sr 'XSQQQP f .Fw at fvififlb if fi... Harold R. Milliken, M.A. Earl W- Lathrop, Ph-D Assistant Professor of Biology Assoczatf Professor of Botany E. A. Widmer, M.A. Assistant Professor of Biology 'll KV' Botany students gaze intently through their xuivroscopes at loaf structures. 135 Elzemisfry, , , synthesizing Test tube and beaker, flask and burner - these are the tools of the incipient scientist who strives to synthesize and analyze the elements of nature. L. W. Botirner, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry ya H. Raymond Shelden, M.S. Associate Professor of Chemistry W, WW SW' W X115 MWQFYRW' 'Whsmgevx dw, , ,f f .7 X14-. P Q 'ff Mk ff' '9 Wi ' Q, lg: x , an r X 7 ly, n hfufu? .,,.,f, FW? N 'Jun y 1 A . - 5,1 X Q w'-X 1 s W , r , : , S A Q Q' .-. V v U. ' fp X -'S ames W. Riggs, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Physics. . . atom-izing Vacuum chambers, Van-de-Graaf generator, and monochormetors, lasers, nuclear reactors- standard equipment in La Sierra Physics Depart- ment. Interstellar space and the behavior of nuclear particles are alike in the domain of modern Physics and are the subjects of discussion and research in the laboratories and classes. L....,.. Donald E. Lee, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Science Education and Physics I , J l l ,L l i 1-if l 1 l Lester H. Cushman, MS. ' Professor of Physim 4 I U . 'Sf Um' Q- Several turns, clicks, flips and Winfield Hill has a photograph of the oscilloscope screen. V R I 1 I L Robert D. Baerg. B.A, 1II.Yf7'lll'fOT in Plzysicx Yi I.. -2 4MHfhlf'lffHfll'5. . . calculating Though most math classes prepare stu- dents for advanced work, math workshops are also offered for elementary teachers. La Sierra is proud to present this unique service to the grade schools of our denom- ination. GI?ii5ZE2hPIg5jS1?Zeii5Z1?tint Asszstant Pro cssor o Mathematzcs A? ' em!- ,HLQ H, ff ' my X y iffy I L' Y ij al' W Q '1 -wr-4 H 11 78 Q V f 6 it 'NX Irene E. Ortner, M.A. Professor of Secretarial Administration .v ' Secretarial Administration. . . transcribing Dietaphones, electric typewriters, mirneographs. and data-Sorting devices-all these Challenge the modern secretary to a life of varied activities. De- partments on campus offer dirt-ct training in typ- ing, transcribing, filing, and general office prac- tice, as well as theory. Prudence G. Ortner, MA. Assistant Proffnssor of Sl'C7't'ff17'1-Hi Ad77Z1.71Z-Yf7'Hfl'L77Z K aft'- 'ILQ Gentlemen: In reply to your letter . . . Stenos Lei Akana, Sandi Moreno, Sandi Lorenz, and Pat Leong rapidly write shorthand outlines which will be transcribed into mailable missives. i N l 3116114555 ,4dl'l1il'li5fl'Hffl7l1.,, economizing , How to make-and save-money are only part of the study in the business department. Economics, business law and management prin- ciples are stressed here for future business administration. '-iii' U71 BH .tt N, S f K 3 qi f xx , via- , .1-...xt H '+--. ' r gi P --41 Nil.. gif'-S 11 . f M d t, .uii , R L XQQQYQXNBY Ralph L. Koorenny, Ph.D. Raymond A. Wlagner, M.A Professor of Efonomics and Business Administration Advancrd Accounting wzfqw ,, Qg.e,M': 4'-' f 4, ',f Mum.: Joseph C. Lunsford Attonzvy at Law Richard C. Larson, MA. Assistant Professor of Busincss L.,J O00 O00 O00 ,fig ricullure. . . providing These fundamentals of a nation,s econ- omy are the Concern of dairy, farm, poul- try-the agriculture department, which train students and provide food for the eollefre. La Sierra is one of the few Ad- D ventist colleges offering this program. I 1 1 ! B f' ,. Y ,i i I X f l KS G. A. Houck, M.S. Assistant Professor of Agriculture p , gd r Raymond H. Hartley - i' I F, J Crcarrzury Alanagrr , i 'LQW i i E 4 X ,. Ag . i i I ' -s x 51 I S Q, :f'VX 1 ', . R! N K P 5 4 - E I 1 1 ' - t Herald A, Habenifhr, MA. I 4 Assistant Professor of Agriculture A I 2 i ,3 5. .f-' , 5' John E. Carr, M.S. ' H Instructor in Agriculture i Jn- f i . if it - ff X5-if i 5' 1 , ff 'Al . ,Ci O' Ts.-,. . . '- V A t-pix 7513 QQ'-?i1S,7,if LF . g A AN , ,. E? R: - , ' vi '5v4Qi . P, 'I - A rffNUWfrv'::.:5 144 'T X ' ' 3 ' ' 'Y'-ffffffffffffrrf. - mrrffffl - ' ,iC'. -f n fffff. -1 -Hd' -1lilrrrr4 'fff'i5 'f 39' .,,. ,- 'O 5 L0 Fred L. Wlebb, B.S. Farm Manager L 1 Zf'L'L'flI1iL'H! Arts... Constructing xi , s . x 4 A ,pf if I- f J. Walcker, M.Ed. Associate Professor of Technical Arty H. Russell Emmerson, BA., B.E, Professor of Architectural Enginecrirzg 1 . The scratch of pencils across drawing paper, the whir of lathes, the buzz of saws -these are sound patterns from the tech- nical arts department. Here students con- centrate on accuracy and precision as they gain practical experience in handling tools. then demonstrate their skills in the indus- trial education and student teaching pro- grams. The importance of meticulous measuring with a micrometer is explained by Mr. lN'aleker to an atten- tative audience of one in order to obtain the hest results from the metal lathe. 'BW' Hama conamicsn. preparing Mary Philmon Byers, M.S. I Associate Profrssor of Home Economzcs i-:'2TVf'? A The care and feeding of families, the management of diet kitchens, and proficiency in sewing are goals of the home economics major. Fa- cilities include a home management house and up-to-date sewing and cooking laboratories. .av Bette A. Brown, BA. Instructor in Homv Economzcs L No- 4 ag Erie I1 . 1,1 s .Y ? s Z' v wp r. . 5 A0 .. , lm A, ':L Yvonne Pasher Sonneland, Assistant Profvssor of Home Economics if t' A' si. ia, '-3.- .., AA O Arthur Miekel, M.D. Staff Physirian Nurses in prospect and nurses in prac- tice are both seen on the College Campus. A pre-professional course prepares aspir- ing nurses for future work and trainingg and a staff of competent R.N.'s diagnose and treat minor illnesses of dorm residents. x-, 1 lv va w...Np Maly Mouteith, MA., R.N. Maxine Atteberry. M S R N Assorzatr Professor of PI'Of1'S5OI' of Health Eduration Profcssional Nur 111 'il'-s Xen h .-ff 1 :wt -J 'A pf1y.S'ft'lIfftfllt'lIfft7I'1,.. coordinating Coordination of mind and body through physical education-with sports activities, gymnastics, and physical fitness exercises-is part of La Sierrals program. This results in training for teachers, and recrea- tional leaders, as well as physically fit college students. ' 'F ' 2 1. I , fi' t ff I 1 A Q 'Q ,uf Walter Hamerslough, B.A. Instructor in Physical Education 1 . VFW' Viktor Christensen, M.A. Instructor in Physical Education '-1 xx kv. 37 5 X -4' 1 ,,,, s ' A s 'fu .X .531 , ' Q 3 nina ,- X EZLL3? QXEAE Z3 A X BLLSAQ gc? fu' . f , , v. N J' WEN , 5 1 L7 'Q , f,. A Q ' i i ' ' . , F 1 ' ' ,y , ' ' gy 2 -x....2 A ,n Q 3 31'.l ' --z, 'a-1- is 1 5 , .. - ggi -1. . X 4 '.,. 2 l vi' A ' 1 Urs! A 0 I I N X, .. .s fr Bob Wrigmt, La S1erra's William ' ,pM , 5 Tell, puissantly draws and care- 148 ' fu, ' t it' --Q .Q fully aims his 40 pound bow and N ., gr., j2 t ,- 1 , U' ' ' 1 ' feather-tipped arrow at a distant gglfi. . I -,ng ' , ' 9' '- , . target. Barbara Reel Harsany, M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education William J. Napier, Ms. Associate Professor of Physical Education Eight socror figfftii' V, Q- ff r - ,-,pt in f Q ff' '-sv - : - 14.3 Q ,gf ,,.,,I, Qin., ,, K X 33 Jvfivs g F ici.. r ' ' ' ' z , 5 K' 4 tiff ' aw' ws- 'J fa aff I ,V .Q :U 21r,'V'?'.- 2 3 JE' . V1 Q ff 1 4 n ' a n 'I ,lf ,......- . a V.. ,NY Q I -S , . .I,,g.,g,- ' .V- --1 Aquatic bca ff- , , I -' harmonious I I M, ,W J, ' R ,,7 l 1-nthusiasts m'or1x'r'rgc on lhc rbjfcmn 'Fr , 1,1 V1-453. ft. - ' ,I '.-- ' 1- '! -Gfi ,qw WA'Z ,' F T I gy 'gg Y I .K --,casa-l' 'VL- 2 'I uty of motion is attained throucfh the rhvthm of synchronized SXVIITIIHCIS -Q. .. .5 'f 4'9 i .-1-Q-4 ,- -3' in .nf ' 5 ,f.f'a ji x Service Sta tim and Security. . . Nobody's perfect! c. lkliliil HL Fueling Sleuthing The college service station, located on the campus dispenses gas and oil to students and community members. The security force, also located on campus, dispenses tickets. It supervises parking lots, and guards the buildings, grounds, and benches as part of its respon- sibilities. of B. Cao Director of Security and Safety Poised for action beside their squad car is the campus security force: Edwin Ricketts, Terry Gib- bon, Guidel Rivera, joe Cao, and james Leech. 6 1' l 4 l ll l i 1 1 I i l l i l l Clifton D. Hill y Superintmzdcfzt of College Laundry ' CTN. ' na 4 , Let's see . . . La Sierra scarves on sale today. 33.98. I l laundry and Stare. .. washing--cashing f. fi The college laundry serves the nf-eds of dorm students and college departments to the tune of lively records on L1 record player. - The store supplies food for body and intellect. It serves the college community with newly constructed quarters. V A 1 U L lr lr U' 'I i ' 3 is ' :ee Hugh A. Bfurlin Su,tn'1'z'11tr11d4'11t of Collrgr' Sfmr 151 Uafeteria. . . gormandizing ,Q ,,, ,tt - ,sg Baked potato please, but no gravy, demands Karen Schneidewind. Tickling the palates of dorm students, supplying club dinners, and supervising meals at church functions-all tax the imagination and effort of cafeteria per- sonnel. For the gorrnands, a snack bar is i f . , - '-- ' L ,, i .-g - '..- by I gfwrmm also furnished. 5 Finishing touches are applied to tomorrow's dessert by baker Arias. Harriet Jenkins, B.S. Assistant Director of Food Service gf ,,, IW' 7 ' '53 I is 1 Y' 6 -ff LY - , Zi' 'L- , . --a-1 Fonda Chaffee, M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Director of Food Service at Maintenance and Hnstznlinn, . . Keeping the college plant in tiptop shape -replacing light bulbs, changing locks, wiring Christmas trees, and stopping leaks -these are some of the tasks of the main- tenance crew. And keeping it presentable is the daily responsibility of the large staff of custodians, who labor with mop and mower across its broad expanse. Raymond Montgomery Business Custodian ,, 1 my if T ' ,ss N2 5 ha vl.5UQi-0 , .1 1 l. repairing--ordering ,ffl -11-.Q---Q-1 John Clough Sztpvrirztmzderzt of Construction and illldlillfflldllft' Ng ,YZ l .,,.-,. 5... -,, .. v.. ,, 4-4:.wg,irfg, . -N cm. -:'- .3. --'gh 4. ' 30558 ' in X, ' ' ' .1 .Z mfg .. .- '-avi, ': - 'qf',-by-N' Ubiquitous mower-essential for an attractive campus. lllIllUt 'XQJJH 153 U16 Cen- year-Plan l 'sfj' ii .li vjfq f ,wi1 n--i Blueprints of the college plaza are viewed by college administration. The College Plazaethe first completed project of the Ten-year plan. A . i Fava- ' ., 4 . I. l . l wi.-. . jw jj ,A tlsiqijliifla f., Haag.-gi. ti,f15it:e5?L J Lf! The development of La Sierra College, structured for a ten-year period, was planned and initiated under the leadership of the late President Fabian A. Meier and President William M. Landeen. Tentative dates were proposed for the projects, and completion of the first two projects was announced. Future plans include remodeling or relocation of the library, cafeteria, dormitories and classrooms. The ten-year plan, a confident look at the future of La Sierra Col- lege, reflects the enthusiasm and far-sightedness of the college admin- istration and Board. Professor Emmerson, college architect, discusses progress of the College Plaza with Mr. Marlin, store manager. I IZMMF' ' 4 Q's ... f fi --... 4 . 4 1 ! . ff , ' , gl- 4' , . alll ' I 3, ,fri , ,lil .ly ' . 1 'W -1 fa A L 1.21 , '. A ,A , M ' 1 ' 2'- 1 1 p .Agn-4 M. I z '::... 16 1 Q '- fp1K2.1.-, f . . f ,N 1 , FTW'-Cf. al ' fe' 1 I , , ,..'-rr 5' ' lvrl 7'-'T,4'1 '1 '19?lf'f'f ' .f M'- l i-'nfs ,A ,j ' Q. 1 .. xv .lx 'S f'.?i2ff?1E'4'5'51-f. -- n ' , .- ' iq.: Iv, ,uf ft,'. 4, Q 'K 1 .4 -1-QSIQ: it r h On the lIl0Yl' fm' the new College Market. Design for a Decade. f i 1 il The relaxing iL1l'L1 ol the new student 11-111e1. 11, 'l R, '7' 'e 1' fmpfll I .1 7 2' 1 - 1- Q -111111-1 Q Q' , . Vg l ill!! 1 1+ Sei?-11.-3 M L1 W Q if 1, . ' AQ E 1 'll 1. 34:11 A 5 ' Ae ix . 'fi iii I1 gp . 'e 1 lx -- ' 1' 3 ' ' 'Q 1.4M 1 , -eQ'll -'51 4 Y Q 0 X jflwwx, :Am -:ni l-.. , ,gg-Q11, .-:'v' i. l . A . B 0 i.. ' '+V' gT5.5x?q':.1, - fi-'QFCHS3 1 Y A C 7 . '41 f' T 1 1 'f 34f1'f': . , K. mi .I i V' ,LV V It .-1 -213412565 , A Y M R5 Q o Q 0 O O I ,,f3,,x gf ,' li.. 154 1. ' ' .- Qskf' Qui 'Q ' Lx 'll 1 l x ' 111, s 0 O I I C WH 'O' ' x igylfllif N771 llll ' X! 111 ,u W. il . . l t ' Ev it ,1 X ' is W J' i -f , L de 1 .35 'Q J v L U ' - if e V xxx ' 1 I ' ,Ay .Qi 1 .gg 1 1 ,gg 4614.1 1 :xw I ,H 1 ,V ' ' ,K -Q 1 . .A X is u SIIIIQ. QSQQAQIQGI IBIT La Sierra Abroad----rcflccting a collegiate interest in worlil trawl. language study, and broadening culture in the prograrn initiatrd last year at Colonges, France. Glimpses at the program reveal claw-s. dorm parties, field trips-Mstimulating activities conducted in l'rcnrh as roommates and friends introduce American students to lluropcan customs and culture. Shopping excursions. week-end trips, and tacti- tion tours are highlights planned by Charles Rochat, French director. Mailtime, packages, and Criterions bring welcome exchanges of news as Year Abroad stu- dents participate in foreign study and travel. allaugcs Qramf Studies are forgotten as La Sierrans take a break from the busy life at Collonges to tour in the Switzerland mountains. New scenes, and new friends enhanced the tour for the enthusiastic students. The snowy winter scenes of the European tour were a delightful change for the California stu- dents as they added many new experiences to their Year Abroad. The lVmter VVonderland of the Matterhorn provides scenlc backdrop for the enthusiastic group of touring La Slerrans w'WW'5,iffff5'i ,G , 7 ,Vi ity, '-f::.1.4m-., -W w..- -Y YY p '- ie---M 4.-..... 9-M... 4.3 a, ,VA-A ' if La Sierrans assemble on steps for rare moment ol' relaxation as the girls, dressed in French smocks chat over varied exper- iences of Collonges. Roger lialiner and Diana Ymnashiro candidly ohserve 21 French hootenanny. 1.21 Sierrans puzzle, then grin in appreciation of French humor. La Sierra or Collongese--the study hall, an essen- tial phase of the collegiate schedule. I Cooks Diana Yainusliiro, A111 llioinzis. Linda lnlgrlstetad. and Sandra Halstead enthusiastically prepare Il hatch of Ameri- can popcorn. C' i 1, wr La Chapelle, blending with the seenie French landscape, provides the setting for religious services at Collonges. ff The hub of campus life, Le Central houses the administration offices, the library, and classrooms. 160 lv 1 -is -1 .Q Wm, ,: v Q l L - W K. ' -' chi-W ,i-'H ...rw Lillian Garbutt industriously adds her contribution to the dish- washing crew. Sheila Dahl and Jim French customs. f----i maj Bartlett join dinner companions in one of the many . f I j..m l.. .. Tom Hamilton enthusiastically inspects remaining ruins as other tour members exelaim over remain- ing structures. y Biblical enlightenment and ethnic under- l standing-highlights of the 1963 summer i tour of the Holy Lands. The La Sierra Summer Abroad program, featuring world travel and cultural study, offers college credit and enriching experience for par- ticipating students and faculty. ...-. WJ , Lg I xi mlwx rica -- MMM ...I Mg, im: P K ul .,,.-4. 5716 Bible lands Kezfisitcd IV I l a 1 I' u Li.. . .Y 1.-.. I fs.. .CL.ii' s '- ' vis-'I , A The group pauses at Solomon,s Temple overlooking the Mount of Olives. Maxx L I ' vb. .lj . ju-it 'I ':- ,- 1,14 J' ,,H'g? ay ,.. .W e,Tvaw,, 1 g -xv- , li rim-Q we' gf ya 1 , nf ,i ,, . 4. lr: ' X ,rr 11' 5-xiii L-M' ' 3-515 . q 3 f muh' 'r.'. 4 A - 4 h ,vs 'L ' ' ' . ' . - ' v. it-gf.. ' . ' K v -Q l lb s S. S Q. f Relaxed tour members set off for an afternoon of sight seeing The path becomes rorkier for the tourists as the I before completing their Summer Tour Abroad. afternoon of sight seeing continues. , 161 I l q m.Q Sfudeu is Freshmen P Sophonune Junkn Clraduate Posbllraduate Senior 162 Page Page Page Page Page Page gas X- l 1 ,f L - Q! 51 m . 'e lm W-ls? all W' ' , f' 'alfa wg-X 5 '.- if H , 4, V, -7 , Challenging life-searching, pondering, observing ' the college student is occupied with deadlines, , assignments, activities, programs, projects, l I 1 responsibilities-always planning for tomorrow, 1 developing responsibility, finding achievement and satisfaction in work well done, in accomplished goals. l The student-portrayed in scenes of hope, satisfaction. i 1 1 1 I ,a frustration, achievement-somehow learns from l experience, and assimilates into his pattern for life those experiences. 3 r l gl W I63 Richard Harding Pres zkiem' Weshmcn Janice Kendrick Vice Pwsident Rachel Aguayo aw ,,., TW. Lei Akana Lorraine Alvarez Q mfg? Jonathan Airey Reggie Allen Anita Anderson Ma rsha Ande rson Nancy Anderson Betty Jo Angell Michelle Astleford Samuel Arnib Cha rlaine Awe Marlin B. Baerg gf ,R I ,N 01 Claudia Kolpacoff Bill Aldrich Laffy D' HHHSQH Secrelavfy Treaszwez' U'UP1fU'1 Larry Baker Marion Bn rua rd II n ,mm Y Q...- 46 'Rl Roland Bainer JK 4? uf 15 11.01361 t Baldwx n Cliff Bartlmlvmew l Sandra Bathke M'ug1e Bfnumbagl Julla lx Becl with w., is Jeanne L Baughman Betty Becker C' R. XX' gym' Bcmueu 165 avr, fu. ,ix m,,, A. ,I ' 4-t Q . '+Q'P arf' Karlcne Berg Martha Jean Black Paulette Blount Linda Blount WWW? B 'll l Gail Bogle Arline Boryk Ron Bowles 'ZZ' Billie Jean Bowman Phil Bradford Je rry Brown Jim M Brown Sally Brown Cheryl Brennan Dia.nna Brock Dick Brown Fred Brown Bob Bua Nanci Ann Marie Burgett Jonathan Butler Swim Meredi Bradley Lyle E Cales l Linda Diane Czirlelun KL-nLC:1lL1l1m Kathy Campbell - .1 .,kv ,1, 'm f n X Rublfl Crglby 415 TK' C-'T' 1 J Of 'En' Jglqlg Cornwell Judy Cornwell QI Kath ryn M. Dalglei sh Pat Cowan William J. Cowan Luella Crase Sylvia D. Diaz Isabel de la Torre Charlene De twiler rf' DeW:1yne Dillard 40 ua Anita Duran Sharon Ebe rhardt War Marge Cowan Steve Dalrymple Richard Davidson Gordon James Dinning Jerry Downs Clyde Eder ov ' i' -54 . f 1 4- vf' 8.1 Jeannette Fakehany Nancy Y' Stephen Fi she 1' Raymond W. Fo Ste 1' Frankie Fowler Fisher TH 151593 ,KX K if, ,F '1-+ 7' Willizim l'll11111L-1'sfn1 M1lI'gll1'L'l Dustin Llvcins Juycu FilgL'Il5l.l'UI'Il Cziiwlc Fu vnu- 1' Nancy Fu lbw 1' Bud Feldkaimp David Fishur ' lJ1r'l'l '4 .l,'1. l. .4 I if' QV ,ft bv A I Q avg vi Fishy 1' 4-. tr KN Ron Fritz Robeit E Garrett fvi . 41 Q 3' 5 f -3 s . .4 ,g - ' ' , M Vivian Joy Gillam Mike Goldsworthy 6 ,fa vs... Marilyn Froom k 4 X X Le land M. Giddings N. Richard W. Giebell Amelia Golia Kay Greenwood Jo Ann Grosboll Don Gurule Keith Green 5 un-.1 Harley M. Harder Bill Hasley Gene Halstead Marcia Hamel Dorothy Hamer Nancy Hawkins 4- Deita Henning .s . 5 S Murgi Haync 5 Marvin Hayes 4. Q--r mmf' Q.. W! David B. Hinshaw, Jr. Gerald Hoffman Judith Elaine Hoffman Bill Hazle Gloria Heitman Victor Hansen Cuitib Hesse Jane Hennig Donna Hochhaltex' Pamela Rae Hofer Rg5f,,.., bf, 5:- Sh li r'1'ur'i H 1,-1'1 lu 5' 1 favi 4-if law i - -ffvr:-vw 'fix us'y or K? Q-. Bob Hesscltine Wally Hesssltine Rita Higggins x . Y' f VW I ri' '51 Billie E stalls Holland Y BN 1 ' Lol itil llowlund ...,,' Janus Houck Diana Horning Z' ff! ,v--.4 34 Renee Iles W'-Us ,f 1!.'.. Sharon Hussey Jean Hwang Kamal Karim Issa Donna Jean Janit C. Francine Jenkins Lena Johansson Karlette Johnson Roberta Johnson Russell Edward Johnson dw-...N ix, 9... wr 4, i Dick Hubbell Orvadell Hughes Rachel lbarra 165 , fi F 1 5 fglfffig,-yi ,. ,i 1 YY C' xv ,px , H+: ef 7 ' f:'f , ' ' ? ' A 3'5 R . 1 'M ? 1 Marilyn Johnson Sue J one s cr' Gert Jonsson 05,7 is 'ff g ju. if--f DceAnn Lansing Ronald Klimpei Joyce Kizziar Judy Klamser Dick Knipplc 3 'Cf Czilwil li.1ncsi'111f' IXIuIx11il'i:iul'i1wllA li.11'im1'Q1 lii'1lI11e,1' 'lbrn iiuiliuuiy V- 4, 1, A .S .f 'ff 53129 57 - 7 A L ' .1 Q ,5- . M lg. , - . 1 K i A.-5,','f4 '- Ti! if i ee fx. J, B-T It ...U .ug-f 153.1-2 3 11.- - 1 f pig? 0 ' vsq I 3. A -1 , 1 f Y' 'A ' ar ,. ff' f' ,sS , 'itas'-'r' 3 ' , ' Q . fgg n 1 ' e3 w 1 1, - Jgll . -414. 3 73 L I f' Ai +,, ' -J 1 'f' L, ' -1 xi' J e ,lv 'ff' is inn Elin: Karen King Tuna Shea K1 ng Mike Kirwin 'rg' 1'-- N 'Y,.. : ., in - If ' QF- .sq fv V' :La ' .Q f We ' 1 :V Q .' H I nj, k Zi ' . .1 - ex. K' K1 Q' Q .ff E M if . f ix, XVII' gi lf! via- I im uin , L -f i ,i AL, 4- Nfggmh J 5-0 an . . Sy m N . R mf. f 'J 'Af fijg-fs' A, Jeanette Kuyotoki Q, 1 ,' ' 4 C.11'i.1 ihmi i ff ' J 'X' if fri H5111 ffjihw' 15 ., fi is S' v , Aja w:Q'fQV'ffyyXi!.y- NV: il 1 11' N if3...'D!,M Ein? k.1,1 iQ:ix',i . . qs-.-4 Brcndn I,.1l1'SCn 4- -Ci 8-- Divn Laiim 1' 173 .Z ' mvw 4-f--' It lx -sp' Mickey Lawson Robert S. I..L-dingiun C Lmda Sue Lonsdale Bob Leet Lemuel K. Leialoha Ray Lonse r Cathy McDonough Vincent Andrew McMi11en Linda MCA rthur Pamela McDonald Sharon Lorntz Madelme Llvergood Jacquelme Le mx M1ck1 Le mley 'M Lester Lorenz Pat Lo re y Denms Macalle Tom Magan Y CT' ' f , il, 1 1 ,.. for ' i Jzinicu L. Mayhew Qi. G 'E' Ralph L. Mc-ntzer f ' In .gfgfll fo' qoanwr Janine Mercc 1' Vivian Mian Lena Meng Pamela Marcus l:11is1ilJuth Mnrklc Erwin G. Muschmcyur Robert Mead UV' ' ,i .Ty 2 C11 1, . ..ul.,... ISL P' nf fl jlfll I! A . Dennis Miller 451' Linda Millard -vw Jane Miyagi Bonnie Jean lllnure Danine Mitchell Stanley lvllckulsivn Dianne Miklus . 'v- 'x 1 Ch n'!'Yl L. ll...L1 'E' 40 3 I 17' awry. :Lg Ken Neal bw, .-Q. .gp is... I 1 M ,' I -fp xxx' L. . V. .Avg Q 3 -..f .1', A Aa f' AR' .-, , , 4 .4--f Gordon Mote Catherine Louise Mudry Duane Munson Carol Jean Natoni Norma Munson Nobuyoshi Nagaoka Barbara Nelson Carol Morgan Donna Morse Stephen Mortenson Ralph Neidigh gy-1 Dave Nelson Francene Nelson Louis Nelson Joni Ne smith Sandi Ness lillf' Peter Christian Nelson Richa rd D. Neufeld 0, 4 v- ff' Sylvia Patterson Philip A. Patton Rod Own ri Dennis Park Joan Carole Pai lx k Darlene Leslie Pvli-:lux ,,.f xl Q- Doug Pete rson Gregory O. Petzold Gary Predmore Howard Predmore Glenn Ragsdale Ulda Ramos CT Walter Rea Carole Purdy Karen Elalne Putz. David Pettingell Barbara Powe rs Bob Plinke Bonnie Porter Russell Potter Qu..-...f Sue Ann Pihl Bob Prunty Don Rechard IQ , f fm ' Bob Ia-dclspux gel Clcta Radu-ls.pc1gc1 , 1 , We ii- ix 1:1 X. Q ,-- ' J '51 'I' B Jeanette Rothe 'Q 'T' Faye Rfencha rd Bruce RICII Raul Rlffel Ruth Rodrlguez Loly W. Root Sha ron Lynn Robertson as if -of ff-N5 ioax 4--' C1101 yl Rowe X vonno Rows Lu 177 i 91111 run H1 -bell lllclmxwl lbw Ulu ww Ilhxr 11 I-' K! Yvonne Ruhling YT' Sandy Ryerson Ted Sammons Marybeth Sanders M J 1 Yiiff' r- Tamara Sald Don Sasse Delbert Scharffenbe rg Pamela Jeanne Shadducl Don Shearer Ruby-Ann Shlruma Clro Sepulveda 'WW ,.. , , , ,f ,...f fu , Mayson Schultz Evelyn Scott Raul Saldivar A3 q T7 Peter Schroer Bob Schoberth Charlotte Sensano as 0 3- Fred L. Sandow 'B' N 1, 'bi W3 fiv- 4' 1 w-, f Buvu rly Sxcvw: 1'l Shlrls-y 5111111m11k Q- 1 'v' 'C' 'UN 6' X 'ttf' 4- Lciw 11d A 501 mlb Paul Stlfllng Richard Stocker IXIL11'11y11f.1'1191 11, Sll:VlfI1 C1141 1--f S11-',','g11 D-1111111 SL111151- M'11 y St 1 1ha11 qv-Aix Myrna Strickland Jo Stoop s . 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Douglas We rsley Karen Wilhelm Salvador Wong Curtis Woodzird ,..,-.h.f.....z, b Shirley Welch Debbie Westphal George Whitehead Alan ZfilllGl'i'f Sophamarcs Skip Mc Ca rty President Neva Mason Vice Pres zklent Robert Ackerman WW is Jlm Bartlett LSC Year Allrucul 'N fir' ...A- is Karen Altman Wayne Amende ll'YT Y Delbert Andrus Donna Archer Charles Barber Lunnle Bathke Luanne Bauer George Beams Phyllxs Behrens John Benjamin LeRoy Be rk H Sally Olson Rick Rice Mlke Norris Secrelary Treasurer Clzapluiu G01 don Bletz Bob Bonny 'Nur 1 17 Paul Betlinski Jean Frances Boyd Walter Boles Judxth Brown Gmge I. Bu m S Y ob ' N -cr' ' Robert Brakke J :une :- Bunn 1' Mxke B-,wwe 1' Dmnna Burton ill 0 Rxcha rd Cabral Beverly Cales C.11ol Bues QP-1' hoe. ar'4 Dlanne Carbaugh Thomas Caruso Gary Case Robert Ching Judy Crawford it fur Virden Chow Y, . m- .. 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JACBSON,DOUG 11578 FLOWER ST, LA SlERRA,CAL, JASTER,WESLEY 761 N, GLASSWELL,ORANGE,CAL, JENIT,DONNA 153 ROCKAWAY AVE,,GARDENCITY,NEW YORK JEFFERSON,SHERMAN 11943 RALEY DR. LA SIERRA,CAL. JENKINS,FRANCENE 1688 CHATSWORTH,SAN DIEGO,CAL, JEWETT,STEVE 12005. SAN ANTONlOAVE,,ONTARlO,CAL. JOHANSSON,INGRID 26017 HOLLY VISTA DR, SAN BERNARDINO, CAL, JOI-IANSSON,LENA LAI-IOLMSGATAN,I-1ALSlNGBORG,SWEDEN JOHNSON,KARLETTE 3001 N. INYO,BAKERSIfIELD,CAL. JOI-1NSON,MARlLYN 912 S. CENTRAL AVE.,LODI,CAL. JOHNSON,NOEL 516 MARINE ST,,SANTA MONICA,CAL, JOI-INSON,ROBERTA 5101 STONE AVE, R1VERSIDE,CAL, JOHNSON,RuSSELL 25168 VAN LEIWAN,LOMA LINDA,CAL. JOHNSON,YVONNE 10226 GREVILLEA AVE..lNGLEWOOD,CAL. JONES,JOANNE MARIE 11943 PALEY DR, LA SIERRA,CAL. JONES,KARYL 3103 SYCAMORE DR, SIMI,CAL. JONES,PHILIP 11943 RALEY DR, LA SIERRA,CAL, JONES,SUE 17232 WELBY DR, VAN NUYS,CAL, JONSSON,GERT 14856 ALEXANDER,SAN FERNANDO,CAL, JORDAN,RITA ANN 6162 GRAND AVE, GLENDALE,cAL. KAHRS,DON 4007 POLK ST, RlVERSIDE,CAL, KAMBERG,DALE 11943 RALEY DR, RIVERSIDE,CAL, KANDT,SHEILA MAY BOX 682,VULCAN,ALBERTA,CANADA KANESI-IIRO,CAROL ANN 1757 ST, LOUIS DR, HONOLULU,HAWAll KANESHIRO,DEANNA 1757 ST, LOUIS DR, HONOLULU,HAWAlI KANNENBERC-,KAREN AND LOUETTA 11279 SAN MATEO DR, LOMA LINDA,CAL, KAUFI-IOLTZ,LEE 160 GUNNISON DAM RD, GRANDJUNCTION, COL, KAUFHOLTZ,MELVlN 160 GUNNISON DAM RD, GRAND JUNCTION, COL.. KAWAI,TOSHIO YAKUIN,FUKUOKA,JAPAN KELLEY,I-IORACE 11151 PIERCE Pl.. LA SIERRA,CAL, KELLEY,MARlANNE ELLEN COLEGIO LINDA VISTA,MEXlCO KENDALL,GAIL 800 STEWART AVE, CLINTON,N,C, KENDRICK,JANICE 2056 GULFSTREAM DR, MODESTO,CAL, KENNEDY,TOM 24750 LAWTON AVE, LOMA LINDA,CAL, KING,JACK 24573 AVE, 184 PORTERVILLE,CAL. KING,KAREN 6979 PALM,RIVERSIDE,CAL, KING,MACHERIE BOX 23,PATAGONIA,ARIZONA KING,TONA SHEA 3687 VALENCIA,SAN BERNARDINO,CAL, KINNEY,FLOYD 2581 JOHN ST, ARLINGTON,CAL, KINNEY,LARRY 4545 MOBLEY AVE, LA S1ERRA,CAL, KIRWIN,MIKE 226 GILLY,MARCH AIR FORCE BASE,CAL, KIYOTOKI,JEANETTE 11206 SAN BERNARDINO,LOMA LINDA,CAL, KIZZlAR,JOYCE 225 PACIFIC ST, BAKERSFIELD,CAL, KLAMSER,JUDY 418 E, LAS FLORES,ARCADIA,CAL, KLIMPEL,RONALD 12153 ORIZABA AVE, DOWNEY,CAL, KLINGBEIL,DAVID 17223 UPLAND ST.,FONTANA,CAL. KOELSCHE,MARlLYN 7241OTH ST, S.W. ROCHESTER,MINNESOTA KOLKMANN,HARRY 111 MOFFET DR, BISI-IOP,CAL, KOLPACOFF,CLAUDIA 5109 MANCHESTER RD, SAN DIEGO,CAL, KOPITzKE,KEITH 24813 ROSEWOOD DR, SAN BERNARDlNO,CAL, KNAUSS,ALAN 74233 S. SEPULVEDA AVE. L,A, 45,CAL, KNIPPLE,DICK 1521 KIMBARK ST, LONGMONT,COL, KRAMER,LEN 25096 PROSPECT,LOMA LINDA,CAL. KRIEGER,STEVE 100 LIDO NORD,NEWPORT BEACH,CAL. KUI-1N,KIM 25547 MEAD ST, LOMA LINDA,CAL, LANCASTER,WALTER 5082 SIERRA VISTA,LA SIERRA,CAL. LANSING-,CARLA 951 DATE ST, SAN BERNARDlNO,CAL, LANSING,DEEANN 2905 LAS FLORES,ARLINGTON,CAI.. LARSEN,BRENDA 4331 MT, VERNON DR, LOS ANGELES,CAL, LARSEN,BRUCE 4331 MT, VERNON DR, LOS ANGLES,CAL, LARSEN,CHARLES RT. 1 BOX 129 WASCO,CAL. LARSEN,GILBERT 647 RUSSELL,GLENDALE,CAL, LARSEN,LEN 66 K ST, CHULA VISTA,CAL. LARSON,DONALD CALKINS I-IALL,LA SIERRA,CAL, LAWERENCE,PATRICIA 1302 HAMILTON AVE.ELMHURST,ILL. LARSON,R1CHARD 5131 LEON ST, LA SlERRA,CAL, LAWSON,MICKEY 1714 COLLINS ST, NEEDLES,CAL, LEDINGTON,ROBERT 1034 BLACKBIRD ST, EL CAJON,CAL, LEE,GLORlA 1428 KAULUWELA LANE HONOLuLu,HAWAII LEER,CYNTHIA Box 492 SANTA CRUZ,CAL. LEET,BOB RT, 021' BOX 545,VACAVILLE,CAL. LEGRESLEY,JANE WILLOWDALE,ONTARIO,CANADA LEIALOHA,LEMUEL Box 555 MANAKuLI,HAWAII LEJNlEKS,GEORGE 24943 STARR DR, LOMA LlNDA,CAL. LEMASTER,JULIAN 5139 TYLER AVE, LA SlERRA,CAL, LEMLJACOUELINE 226 N, GILBERT ST, HEMET,CAL, LEMLEY,M1CKI 339 S, JUANITA HEMET,CAL, LEWIS,ANTI-IONY 11545 COTTAGE LA SlERRA,CAL. LEWIS,DOYNE 11545 COTTAGE LA SIERRA,CAL. LEWIS,GARY BOX 141 SI-IAFTER,CAL. LEWIS,JANET 5533 BONITA,DALLAS,TEXAS LORNTz,SHARON 739 ENCANTO DR, CALEXICO,CAL, LIM,KOK LIAN 194' B WATTEN ESTATESINGAPORE LIM,RUDY SWEE HOCK 216JALAN SUNGEI C1-IAT,JOHORE BAHRU, MALAYA LIU,DANIEL TAIPEI,TAIWAN,FREE CHINA LIVERGOOD,MADELINE 49 N, COUNTRY CLUB DR, PI-IOENIX, ARIZ, LIzER,GEORGE 4822 BRAYTON AVE, LONG BEAcH,CAL, LONSDALE,LINDA 4224 IMPERIAL HWY, LYNWOOD,CAL, LONSER,RAY 622 SOLWAY ST, GLENDALE,CAL, LORENZ,LESTER 12173 DOS RIOS AVE, COLTON,CAL, LORENZ,SANDI 1110CAMINO FLORES,THOUSAND OAKS,CAL, LORENZ,VERLENE 12008 RALEY DR, LA SIERRA,CAL, LOWMAN,NANCY RT. 2 BOX 102,ALGONA,IOWA LOY,STEVE 1035 LAGUNITA RD, PASEDENACAL, LUE1-IR,WALTER 24683 STEWART ST, LOMA LINDA,CAL, LUNT,DONALD 108 MCKINLEY PLACE,MONROVIA,CAL, I.UTES,DONNA 2501 E, PINCHOT ST, PI-1OENIX,ARIZONA LUXTON,LARRY STAR ROUTE BOX 48,DULZURA,CAL, LYSlNGER,GENE 1216 REG-INA,NAPA,CAL, MCARTHIJR,LINDA 333 PIONEER BLVD, LINCOLN,NEB, MCCAFFERY,DAVID 859 EAST VISTA WY, VISTA,CAL. MCCLINTOCK,GREG 5293 PEACOCK LN, LA SIERRA,CAL, MCCLINTOCK,MA:K MBK I-IALL LA SIERRA,CAL. MCDONALD,PAMELA 218 S. WASH. AVE W1-IlTTIER,CAL. MCDONNELL,GLORY 3865 SIMMONS ST, LA SIERRA,CAL, MCDONOUGH,CATHY 612 JESSICA TuCSON,ARIzONA MCDONOUGI-I,MARCIA 612 JESSICA TUCSON,ARIZONA MCDONOUGI-I,MICHAEL 612 JESSICA TuCSON,ARIzONA MCGAVOCK,CAROL JO 321 JENSEN WY, FULLERTON,CAL, MCGILL,JANET 11208 DEBRA AVE, GRANADA HILLS MCGUFFIN,DEVERE W, 113833 SAN JUAN,LOMA L1NDA,CAL, MCLEAN,JO1-IN M, 18208 MCCALILEY AVE, FONTANA,CAL, MCMILLEN,VINCENT ANDREW 6118 N, ENCINITA AVE, TEMPLE CITY MACAULAY,DENNIS GRANT 966 CITRUS EDGE AZUSA,CAL, MAC CARTHY,SKIP 228 SEASIDE ST, SANTA CRUZ,CAL, MADDOx,JAN 4681 TEXAS ST. RlVERSIDE,CAL. MAGAN,TOM 3120 AMERICIA RIVER DR, SAC, CAL, MANNlNG,JIM BOX 8115 LA SIERRA,CAL. MARCOEPAMELA 122 LOCKE RD, RAPID CITY,S,D, MARCOE,PlERRE J, 122 LOCKE RD, RAPID CITY,S,D, MARKLE,ELISABETH 164 COLT LN, THOUSAND OAKS,CAL. IVIARIN,RICHARD 25193 PROSPECT LOMA LINDA,CAL, MARTIN,WOODFORD L. 4961 STRONG AVE, LA SIERRA,CAL, MARVINJELORENCE 11570 COLLEGE AVE, LA SIERRA. CAL, If1ASAOKA.GRAI1:T R, 353 GREEIJOAKS DR, ATHERTOKCAL, IYIASCHIAE KER.ER'.'J1IJ G, 4614 PIERCE DR, LA SIERPACAL, IVIASCI-IIIIEYER RUTH 4614 PIERCE DP, LA S1EPRA,CA1., 1-AASOIICHERYL EVEL HJ 916 PALIIIER AVE, WINTER PI' , FLOR, I-JIASOI-LNEVA C, 3946 HOLLYCREST PL, I-1OLL'1 .'vOOD CAL Iv1ASTEN,I'JIELAI'IIE ANN 5277 PEACOC14 LN, RIVERSIDE,CAL, IJIATHESONJAIJIES EDWARD 1633 EARLIv1ONT.LA CANADACAL, MATHEWS,SYLVIA 4819 OLVIA AVE, LAKEWOODCAL, IVIATTISOILGORDOII R, 1922 VIAKIKI HTS, DR, HONOLULU,1-IAVJAII MAYHEWJANICE L, 43709 N, HEATON AVE, LALCASTER CAL, MAZE,PATRICIA 2912 EAST 6TI-I ST, NATIONAL CITY,CAL, MEAD,ROBERT 350 S, ALESSANDRO AVE, SAN JACINTO IV1EADWAY,CLINTON B. 3595 BUCHANON ST, RIVERSIDECAL.. MEADWAY,PA1v1 IVI, 24726 PRESIDENT HARBOR CITY.CAL, MENG,LENA 25813 CHULA VISTA AVE, LOMA LINDA MENTZER,RALPH l.. 11943 RALEY DR, RIVERSIDE,CAL, MERIZANJAMES 12235 176TH AVE,S,E, RENTON,WASH, MERCER,JANlNE 411 PORTER ST, GLENDALE.CAL, MERIZAINLBRUCE 12235 176TH AVE,S,E, RENTON,WAS1-1, MlCHEL,LYLA 10704 N,E, WYGANT ST, PORTLAND,ORE, MICI-IEL,VERLA 10704 N,E. WYGANT ST. RORTLANDOIEE. IVIICI-IEL,S1-IARON 4234 W, 176T1-1 ST, TORRANCE,CAL, MICKEL,DAVID E, 11689 BONITA LA SIERRA.CA1.. IV1ICKEL,JOI-IN 11355 WESTWOOD DR, LA SlERRA,CAL, MIKLOS,DIANNE 1235 S, PACIFlC,OCEANSIDE,CAL, IVIICKELSONJVIYRON 3060 JAVA RD, COSTA 1vIESA,CA1.. MlI.ES,BONNlE RAE 1500 GEDNEY WY, LA SlERRA,CAL, MILLARD,LINDA 14102 MIDLAND AVE, POWAY,CAL, MILLER,BRUCE C, 913 LYNDON ST, S, PASADENA,CAL, IV1ILLER,C7fERYL C, 946 S, OSAGE AVE, INGLEWOOD,CAL, MILLER,DENN1S 327 POPLAR LODI,CA1.. MILLER,LOWELL 4516 MESA DR, BAKERSFIELDCAL, MINICIKNANCY 13401 S, N, SCOTTSDALE RD, SCD,,ARlZ, NIIRACLEJVIINDI 1651 RIDGEVIEW GLENDALE,CAL, MITCHELL,DANINE 12136 BUCKEYE AVE, MISSION I-1ILLS,CAL MIYAGLJANE 1662 ISTH ST, DENVER,COLO, MOORE,BONNIE JEAN 106-16 LIND AVE, LOIXIA LINDA.CAL, IX'1ORENO,SANDl 10921 LOUISEGRANADA I-I1LLS.CAL. IvIORGAN,CAROL 238 CAVALIER SAN ANTONIO.TEXAS 1XfIORGAN,DENN1S 639 KIIXILIN DR, GLENDALE,CAL, 1NIORRIS,APRN L 14516 WHEATSTONE NORWALIMCAL. 1XIORSE,DONNA 512 VIEWMENT LN, EL PASO,TEXAS 1XIORTEMORE,DONALD 9-130 RIVERVIEXN' LA1xESIDE,CAL. MOTE,GORDON -1966 SIERRA VISTA AX E, LA SIERRA, CAL. IN1ORTON,ROGER 1'1', 11362 GRAIXIERCN PL, LA SIERR-XIAL, IXIUNGERXI ILLARD P,O, BOX 153 1X1AR1pOSA.CAL, 1 UIWKN LATIIEI INE LOLIISE I0 I X1 EN NIOUTII AX E SAN PEDRO CAL X LIKSOIN DLIANE L S TO T11 ALIIAMBHA CAL 'XIUIXSOIN MIL1 AEL PARKER RICI ARD 11181 HAZELDELL DR LA SIERRA CAL PARHAM SALLY -I-I0 ELMFURST COSTA MESA CAL PARRINO ARTHUR E REEL BERTHA J 16 BARTON RD LOMA LINDA CAL REES DIC 3433 COLFAX SO MPLS I9 MINN REEVES ROBERT SALES DOUGLAS RIZAL 734 PUUHALE RD HONOLULU HAWAII SAMMONS JOEL 1190 WEYAND WY SHAFTER CAL SAMOJLUK NICOLAS UI I I 11 Q 1 5 N 11 U1 L - Q I1 1 N I I I I ' 72 UI N Ij I I 1 ' E. ,I L. . , , Q 1 ' 1 ' J 1 I I TI I' if 1 ,f AJ Z1 1 ' I' 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 - I, IJ - I fy ,1 111 3 1 . ,I ,1 . , 1 in ' ' 1 - - 1 ' f 1 1 1 1 4,4,4, - ' A - 1 1 '11 11 1 -I 1 ' ' - ' ' ' ' j JU 7' f 1 ' ' - 1 1 I y . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . I . 1 11 . . ' ' ' . 1 11 L1 , ' , . . I - , ' - J . 1 . 1 A I, - . 1 I I . ' ' 4 . I I .1 ' . E '1 N 1 1 - - 1: . 1 1 . 1 ' Z 1 . . , . 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L E LLILX ER ST SCOTTSDALE ARIZ x1UxPIN JANIES COLUMBUS FILMAR LAL XII ERS LERON 44 COLE ST LOMA LINDA CAL MN ERS ROBERT COLE ST LOMA LINDA CAL XIX ERS THOMAS 1 HARPER RD KERRVILLE TEXAS NAKAMOTO FRANCES BOX 7L6 PAIA MAUI HAWAII NATONI CAROL JEAN KJ E FIRST ST NATIONAL CITY CAL INEAL KEN -I-II5 GREENBRIER RD LONG BEACH CAL NEIDIGH RALPH 693 N VULCAN ST ENCINITAS CAL NELSON BARBARA 1905 RIDGEWOOD DR BAKERSFIELD CAL NELSON CAROL JEAN 211 BERKSHIRE LN STOCKTON CAL NELSON FRANCENE 5093 RINDGE RD LA SIERRA CAL NELSON LEWIS 2090 BEAR VALLEY RD ESCONDIDO CAL NELSON PETER CHRISTIAN 08-I5 NESA RICA RD COVINA CAL NESMITH JONI 5337 SIERRA VILLA DR LOS ANGELES CAL NEUFELD RICHARD D 2-1360 LAWTON AVE LOMA LINDA CAL NEUMANN LOIS 660 E 5TH AVE POMONA CAL NEUMANN ROBERT RT 1 29759 LOS ANGELES AVE SHAFTER NICHOLS JACQUELINE 1185 OAKWOOD DR SAN MARINO CAL NAGAOKA NOBUYOSHI TOKYO JAPAN NICHOLAS WILLIAM H BOX 62 BARTLETT OHIO NICKERSON BYRA ELBA RT AKRON COLORADO NICKELS ROY W 8675 COLORADO AVE RIVERSIDE CAL NICKLE GEORGE MAURICE -1717 GRAYWOOD LONG BEACH CAL NILSEN ELIZABETH 678 GLEN AVE GLENDALE CAL NOLAND DONALD HOUSTON 11128 CYPRESS LA SIERRA CAL NORRIS MICHAEL 3110 FILLMORE DENVER COLO NORWOOD MAX 435 W PARDEE LN STOCKTON CAL O DELL WILBERT PHILLIP 1325 OLIVINE MENTONE CAL OETMAN GLEN I 370 TROPIC CT SAN LEANDRO CAL OI' DANIEL II707 MCDONALD ST CULVER CITY CAL OKAMOTO JANET 626 WEST BLVD LOS ANGELES CAL OLSON SALLY 604 AINDOVER ST WORTHINGTON OHIO OPDELHEIDE FRANKLIN C 2803 E AMHERST DENVER COLO ORR FRED 19533 SYMERON RD APPLE VALLEY CAL OWEINS JOAN 131 BEDFORD WY BAKERSFIELD CAL OWEN POD 2267 ALTA VISTA DR VISTA CAL PARK DENNIS 12711 T ASV GARDEN GROVE CAL PAPK JOAIN CAROLE .1-1 KAWAINUI ST KAILUA HAWAII PARKER LARRY 01 TOMLINSON ST ARLINGTON CAL 228 17 RODEO RD GLENDORA CAL PATTERSON SYLVIA 3003 COLLEGE AVE LA SIERRA CAL PATTON PHILIP A E W -143 SOUTH KOKOMO INDIANA PEARSON JOHN 148 GEORGINA AVE SANTA MONICA CAL PEARSON PATRICIA 148 GEORGINA AVE SANTA MONICA CAL PEDERSEN RICI- ARD RT 4 BOX 813 ESCONDIDO CAL PEIFER JERRY 10444 COOK AVE LA SIERRA CAL PELEAUX LESLIE I56 PLEASANT VALLEY DR WALNUT CR PERINO DARLENE 12 LA PLATA PL DURANGO COLO PERKINS KAREN 900 W 16TH ST TEMPE ARIZ PETERS DOUG 180 ACADEMY DR NEWBURY PK CAL PETERSON CAROL JEAN 24317 LAWTON AVE LOMA LINDA CAL PETERSON DOUG 24418 LAWTON AVE LOMA LINDA CAL PETERSON JOHN JR 24317 LAWTON AVE LOMA LINDA CAL PETRALI DAVID 581 NORTH LAUREL UPLAND CAL PETTIBONE DON 60 ACADEMY DR NEWBURY PK CAL PETTINGELL DAVID 4300 LAS FLORES LYNWOOD CAL PETZOLD GREGORY O 1835 SILVERLAKE BLVD L A CAL PHILLIPS PATRICIA AND KENT 11545 COTTAGE AVE LA SIERRA CAL PHILLIPS MARSHALL 201 S JENISON LANSING MICH 201 S JENISON LANSING MICH PIERCE JACQUELYN RT 5 BOX 535 WAYZATA MINN PIERCE TOM 531 EAST GRANDWET ONTARIO CAL PIHL SUE ANN 4718 CAMERON RANCH DR SAC CAL PINTER TOMASIA ANN 5523 COLUMBIA AVE DALLAS TEXAS PIMENTAL JUDY 407 ACACIA ST BREA CAL PLINKE BOB 11371 STANFORD AVE GARDEN GROVE PORTER BONNIE 10631 E FAIRHALL TEMPLE CITY CAL POWERS BARBARA 102 HOPE AVE SANTA BARBARA CAL PREDMORE GARY 2151 KENILWORTH LOS ANGELES CAL PRESTON SARAI- 2843 N ALVERNON WY TUCSON ARIZ PRUNTY LARRY 10594 COLLETT AVE LA SIERRA CAL PRYOR DORIS 1448 E STANLEY AVE GLENDALE CAL PUTZ KAREN ELAINE 6249 BURRIS PK DR KINGSBURY CAL QUALIA ARLENE 1703 N ARLAND S SAN GABRIAL CAL RADLEY PAULA 1405 BARRY AVE W LOS ANGELES CAL RAGSDALE GLENN 2594 MCKINLEYVILLE AVE ARCATA CAL RAMOS ULDA 11569 FLOWER ST LA SIERRA CAL RATHBUN DAN RT 1 BOX 90 LAVEEN ARIZ REA WALTER THOMAS P O BOX 411 POMONA CAL REED JERRY L 411 W 120TH ST HAWTHORN CAL REED REX 9811 RICI-EON DOWNEY CAL 905 N SAN GORGONIO BANNING CAL REICHARD FAYE 616 LANCER LN CORONA CAL REISWIG DEANIE 2347 CARACAS T LA CRESCENT CAL RENTSCHLER ROBEPT 1110 W 164 ST GARDENA CAL RETZER DAROLD 685 CORWIN AVE GLENDALE CAL REYNOLDS ARDEN F 1219 O CIDENTAL DR REDLANDS CAL RHYNUS ROLINDA 10518 COCHRAN AVE LA SIERRA CAL RICE LILLIAN 2417 SUNNYBROOK DR ST LOUIS MO RICE RICK 5313 SIERRA VISTA LA SIERRA CAL RIFFEL RAUL 54 EL DORA DP MOUNTAIN VIEW CAL RICH BRUCE LA SIERRA CAL RICHARDS DON R R 1 BOX 532 ARVIN CAL RICHARDS ROSEMARIE 3836 OLYMPIAD DR LOS ANGELES CAL RICKARD ELLEN 5790 LOCKHEED AVE WHITTIER CAL RICKETTS EDWIN 11943 RALEY DR LA SIERRA CAL RIEDLINGER JEANNINE 4602 N BLK CANYON HWY PHOENIX ARIZ RIEHLE STEP? EN J 216 NO ELLERY DR SAN PEDRO CAL RIFFEL PATRICIA BOX 372 SHATTUCK OKLAHOMA RITACCA JIM 619 W BASELINE RD CLAREMONT CAL RIVERA GUIDEL E 733 S 7TI-I ST VINELAND NEW JERSEY 10523 JAMES ST LA SIERPA CAL ROBERTSON SHARON LYNN 5911 I-OWELL ST OAKLAND CAL ROBERTS SHARON 3737 E VIA ESTRELLA PI-IOENIX ARIZ ROBISON JIM 1832 WEST DUDLEY FRESNO CAL RODRIGUEZ RUTI- 10537 POPLAR ST LOMA LINDA CAL ROOT LORY W 11441 CHICKESAW TRL CHATSWORTH CAL ROSALES FRANK OBREGON 766 7 MEXICALI B C MEXICO ROSE RICHARD A 11534 WESTWOOD DR LA SIERRA CAL ROSENQUIST RON BOX 202 CAVE CREEK ARIZ ROSSLER BEVERI Y ANN 2049 MARNEL HOUSTON TEXAS ROSSI ALBERT ROY 1523 ALTA PARK ON LA CANADA CAL ROTH CAROL ANN STAR FT BROWNELL KANSAS ROWE CAROLYN 402 MINER ST BENSENVILLE ILL ROWE CHERYL 5021 SIERRA VISTA LA SIERRA CAL ROY JUANITA 9734 GERALD AVE GRANADA I-IILLS CAL RUDAS JOANNA 5366 SIERRA VISTA ARLINGTON CAL RUHLING YVONNE 7 MONTAVK CT ST LOUIS MO RUMINSON GLENN 145 N ALTA AVE DINUBA CAL RUMPEL DOROTHY 349 SPARLING DR HAYWARD CAL RUSCH CARL E 6034 SELBORNE DR SAN LEANDRO CAL RUSK NORITA RT 1 28547 BURBANK SHAFTER CAL RYERSON SANDY 6438 DEMPSEY AVE VAN NEYS CAL RIFFEL RAUL 54 ELDORA MTN VIEW CAL SAID TAMARA 11437 WESTWOOD DR LA SIERRA CAL SANDER MARYBETH 3923 EAST BUCKINGHAM WY FRESNO CAL SANDOW FRED L 11526 ALFORD AVE LOS ALTOS CAL SANDERS JUDY 1748 ARVILLA LN EL CAJON CAL SANDY VICTOR 4943 RINDGE RD RIVERSIDE CAL SANTINI SAUNDRA 4908 LEEDS ST SANTA SUSANA CAL SANZ GEORGE 622 SOLWAY ST GLENDALE CAL SCHARFFENBERG DELBERT 8417 CAMPBELL AVE RIVERSIDE CAL SCI-ARFFENBERG SI- IRLEY ANNE 8417 CAMPBELL AVE RIVERSIDE CAL SCHNEIDEWIND KAREN SUE 6732 E MORELAND SCOTTSDALE ARIZ SCHOEN DULANE 4206 TYLER ARLINGTON CAL SCHOBERTH BOB 5231 SIERRA VISTA LA SIERRA CAL SCHRILLO SYLVIA 3115 SYCAMORE DR SIMI CAL SCHROER PETER 12439 ESPLANADE ORANGE CAL SCHROER MICHAEL 12439 ESPLANADE ORANGE CAL SCHULTE DAVE 2538 QUINEY AVE LONG BEACH CAL SCHULTZ MAYSON 4449 NEWTON AVE SAN DIEGO CAL SCHWARTZ GARRY PAUL 1417 SANTA FE DR BARSTOW CAL SCOGGINS JOHN 3604 FRANCES LOS ANGELES CAL SCOTT BILL 11100 PINE ST LYNWOOD CAL 3301 E WALTON RD APOPKA FLOR SCOTT EVELYN 43P221 DEGLET NOOR INDIO CAL SCUKA MIKE 11111 ELM ST LYNWOOD CAL SEARS LAJETTA 719-9TH AVE S W PUYALLUP WASH SEIBLY JIM 21 PANORAMA GARDENS BAKERSFIELD CAL SELTZER RONALD 5698 LA SIERRA AVE ARLINGTON CAL SENG FRANKLIN PO SUI SINGAPORE SENSANO CHARLOTTE P O BOX 12 PEPEEKEA HAWAII SEPULVEDA CIRO 3114 N BARTON AVE SO SAN GABRIEL CAL Sf ADDUCK PAMELA JEANNE BOX 279 COLLEGE STATION BERRIEN SR MICH S1-IANK STEVE RT 2 BOX 21 BRAWLEY CAL SHAVLIK GERALD P O BOX 534 LOMA LINDA CAL SHEARER BOBETTA 920 AVONOAK TERR GLENDALE CAL SHEARER DON 920 AVONOAK TERR GLENDALE CAL SHELDEN RAYMOND 5007 MAPLEWOOD LA SIERRA CAL SHIROMA RU Y ANN 2430 S E 77TH AVE PORTLAND ORE SHORT LEAMON 11711 BONITA ST LA SIERRA CAL SHREVE RAY 240 SO PINE ST SAN GABRIEL CAL SHUMWAY KAREN 6163 NO AVON AVE SAN GABRIEL CAL SIMMONS SHIRLEY 41434 MAYBERRY HEMET CAL SIMONS STEPHEN E 4975 LINN DR LA SIERRA CAL SIMPSON MARILYN 615 SO WALNUT ST ANAHEIM CAL SISK JERRY LM TRAILER CT WORLAND WYO SKINNER,MARILYN 9405 ALDEN AVE. NORTHRIDGE,CAL. SLOCUM,DONALD 2951 SANTA CARLOTTA LA CRESCENTA, CAL. SOLAZZO,MICHAEL 11943 RALEY DR. LA SIERRA,CAL. SORENSEN,WARREN 24618 STEWART ST. LOMA L1NDA,CAL. SMITH,ALVIN M. 4947 SIERRA VISTA RIVERSIDE,CAL. SMITH,O, BERNICE 2433 S.W. BINKLEY OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA, SMITH,CHERIE 1223 W. BROWN FRESNO,CAL. SMITH,MELVIN W. 8918 SHENNANDOAH AVE. PICO RIVERA, CAL. SMITH,JOHN 24795 DAISY AVE. LOMA LINDA,CAL. SMlTH,PAUL DREW 1042 GROVER AVE. GLENDALE,CAL, SNARR,DUDLEY 11943 RALEY DR, LA SIERRA,CAL, SORRELS,EDWARD A. 580 DENA DR, NEWBURY PK, CAL, SPECHT,DARYL 11473 WESTWOOD DR, LA SlERRA,CAL. SPECHT,DYONE 1110 F. MOUNTAIN ST, GLENDALE,CAL, SPENCER,DEAN 703 IDYLLWILD DR, SAN JACINTO,CAL. STARK,ALLEN B. 1153 WALNUT WY. WHITTIER,CAL. STEBNER,DONNA 1976 E, GLENOAKS GLENDALE,CAL, STELLING,RICHARD 11661 OLD FASHION WY. GARDEN GROVE, CAL, STEVENS,CARROL 10640 COLLETT LA SIERRA,CAL. STEVELEY,PATRICIA 2130 MT. BLVD. OAKLAND,CAL, STEWART,LYLE G. 25078 PROSPECT LOMA LINDA,CAL, STEWART,STEVEN CHARLES 708 W, PARK LN, ALTUS,OKLAHOMA STIFFLER,RITA 11323 WESTWOOD DR, LA SIERRA,CAL. STIRLING,PAUL 210 PETTIS AVE, MT, VIEW,CAL, STIRLING,ROSE 210 PETTIS AVE. MTN, VIEW,CAL, STOCKER,MARTHA JANE 4001 MTN. AVE. SAN BERNARDINO,CAL, STOCKER,RICHARD 4001 MTN, AVE, SAN IJERNARDINO,CAL. STOOPS,JO 4235 ZEPHYR LN. BAKERSFIELD,CAL, STOUP.JIM 10942 SAMPSON AVE. LYNWOOD,CAL. STRAHAN,MARY 950 ARCADY RD, SANTA BARBARA,CAL. STRICKLAND,MYRNA 11739 PEPPER DR, LA SIERRA,CAL, STROM,INGRID ASTRID 50 FOXBORN DR, MONROEVILLE,PENN. STUART,RODERICK M, 19 PLEASANT ST, LANCASTER,MASS. STURTZ,ALMA 5047 COLLEGE AVE, LA SIERRA,CAL, STURTZ,JUDY 5047 COLLEGE AVE. LA SIERRA,CAL. STYRE,MARGARET 1625 ARLAND AVE. SO, SAN GABRIEL,CAL. SVENDSEN,TONE I. 10682 ANAPOLAS ST. REDLANDS,CAL. SVENDSEN,ULLA STENSKILDE HVILEHIEM SONDERSKOV SWAN,BARBARA 8286 COUNTRY CLUB DR, BUENA PK. CAL. SWARTOUT,KATHY 314 COTTAGE HILL ELMHURST,ILL. TAGUE,JUNE 20200 SO. PIONEER ARTESIA,CAL. TATSUGUCHI,LORI N. SAN PEDRO ST. SAN JOSE,CAL. TAYLOR,CAROL 26 CURRIER AVE, HAVERHILL,MASS, TAYLOR,DIANA 1075 E, ANGELENO AVE, BURBANK,CAL, TAYLOR,GAIL 345 FIFTH ST, HOLLISTER,CAL, TAYLOR,LINDA 26 CURRIER AVE. HAVERI-IILL,MASS, TAYLOR,RENEE 150 NO. WILSON PASADENA,CAL. TENECILA,GLORIA LA SIERRA,CAL, TESTERMAN,KENNY MT, PISGAH ACADEMY CHANDLER, N, CAROLINA THAYER,MERILYN 2684 DEERPARK DR, SAN DIEGO,CAL, TI-lOMAS,ALLEN 5608 N, CAMBURY TEMPLE C1TY,CAL, THOMAS,JANENE 17952 SUNBURST ST, NORTHRIDGE,CAL, THOMAN,KENNETH 23081 GRAND TERR, QD, COLTON,CAL. THOMPSON,JON 1153 E, AVE RT, 4 PALMDALE,CAL, THOMPSON,RALPH WILLIAM III 821 VILLA AVE, PORTERVILLE,CAL. THORSON,MARTIN 826 W, 130 ST, GARDENA,CAL, TIBBITS,MELLISSA 1465 E, CHEVY CHASE DR, GLENDALE,CAL. TIBBETS,MARJORIE 5147 I-IALLMARK RIVERSIDE,CAL. TIMOTHY,AD1IIENNE 1919 SANTA YNEZ LODI,CAL. TODD,MARVIN 3237 9TH AVE, SACRAMENTO,CAL. TOM13LINSON,EDWIN W, 10606 COLLETTE AVE. LA SIERRA,CAL, TORRESS,BLANCA E, 441 C.K. CLARKE CALEXICO,CAL. TORRES,GASPAR HERMOSILLO SONORA,MEXICO TORRES,HILDELISA BAJA CALIF,MEXICO TOTH,MARKLYN 8131 TAYLOR ST, BUENA PARK,CAL, TREFZ,BETTY 3264 CABRILLO CIRCLE LODI,CAL, TROUT,TERRY 10832 SUNDOWN DR. SCOTTSDALE,ARIZ. TRUMAN,ROLLAND G. 4224 PEPPERWOOD AVE. LONG BEACH,CAL, TSAG,LENA 407 N, HEDARD ST, KNOXVILLE,ILL. TUPPER,DANIEL 4850 LINN DR, LA SIERRA,cAL, TUPPERJRENE 4850 LINN DR, LA SIERRA,CAL. TURK,BILL 24592 STEWART LOMA LINDA,CAL. TURK,NANCY KAY 1442 w. BARSTOW FRESNO,CAL, URRUTIA,DANIEL 11579 COTTAGE AVE, LA SIERRA,CAL, URRUTIA,JOSEPHINE 11579 COTTAGE AVE. LA SIERRA,CAL, UYEYAMA,CAROL 2298 CRAIG AVE, SACRAMENTO,CAL, VANDENHOVEN,HENK C, 11652 VALVERDA AVE, RIVERSIDE,CAL, VAN NOSTRAND,SUE 14 AVALON RD, MT, VERNON,OHIO VAN NOTY,CAROLE 11769 PEPPER DR, LA SIERRA,CAL, VEJNAR,FAITH YALE,VIRGINIA VELAZQUEZ,EDWARD G, 1206 DELAWARE HUNTINGTON BEACH,CAL, VENEGAS,DANIEL H, 5873 JONES AVE, RIVERSIDE,CAL, VENTRELLO, BONNIE 8838 NORWICH ST, WESTMINSTER,COLO, VERGASON,EDITI-I 4449 EL CAMINO REAL MTN, VIEW,CAL, VEVERKA,LARRY E. 5629 HILL DR, NATIONAL CITY,CAL, VICKERS,ELDON E, 11514 WESTWOOD DR. LA SIERRA,CAL. VILLEGAS,CARLOS 4338 PIERCE DR. RIVERSIDE,CAL. VINNARD,ARNOLD 42388 AVELL FRESNO,CAL, VOGEL,MARY 305 S, ORANGE GROVE PASADENA,CAL, VON ACHEN,KAY 5083 COLLEGE AVE, LA SIERRA,CAL, VON POI-ILE,LINDA 252 SO, POST OAK LN, HOUSTOIXLTEXAS VOTI-I,MARILYN HITCI71OCK,OKLAHOMA VOYLES,CORKY 2800 SHELBY LN, BAKERFIELDJCAL, WADELAVONNE 1929 E, THOMAS RD, PHOENIX,ARIZ, vvAGNER,JEANNE 215 VALLEJO DR, GLENDALECAL, WALCKER,JUDY KAY 5392 SIERRA VISTA LA SIERRA,CAL. v11ALc14ER,LONNv 5392 SIERRA VISTA LA SlERRA,CAL. WALDENFENNV 1164 ANDERSON LOMA LINDA,c:AL, WALDEN,RON 11640 ANDERSON ST. LOMA LINDA,CAL, WALREREOI3 5180 SIERRA VISTA LA SIERRA,cAL, WALLAR,DON E. 4315 FAIRWAY DR, LAKEWOOD,CAL. vvALLAR,HARoLD 4315 FAIRWAY DR, LAIxEWOOD,CAL, WALLS,STEVE 720 N, QUINCE AVE, UPLAND,CAL, WALLSTROM,BILL 2820 E, 69TH ST, LONG BEACH,CAL, wALTERS,DAVID 5326 SIERRA VISTA LA SIERRA,CAL, WALTON,LEWIS R, 11633 EONITA AVE, ARLINGTON,CAL, WEBBER,ETHEL S. 21995 HAAN AVE, RIVERSIDE,CAL, WEBER,CAROLYNN 5117 ABBOTT AVE, SO, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. WEBER,JERALYN 1927 ADAIR ST, LOS ANGELES,CAL, WELCH,SHlRLEY 330 SEVENTH ST, NORcO,cAL, WELLS,HELEN 400 BUCKEYE LN, ANGWIN,CAL, WELLS,HAROLD 5960 SANDOVAL AVE, RIVERSIDE,CAL, WEIR,T,C, 5038 SIERRA VISTA AVE, LA SIERRA,cAL, WEISMEIER,DICK 7201 ADAMS AVE, cOLTON,cAL. WEST,VICTOR 1315 vv. FLORA ST. ONTARIO,CAL. vvESTI3ROOI4,RA1JL A, JR, 10480 GRANGER OT, LA SIERRA,CAL, WESTCOTT,MYRTIANNE RT, 3 Sox 488 PORTERVILLE,CAL, vvESTRHAL,DEESIE 108 S, LEWIS ST, ELSINORE,CAL, VIIESTERMEYERGEORGIA JEAN 1840 EAST THELEORN w, COVINA,CAL, WHALEN,BILL 1309 FRONT ST. NEEDLES,CAL. WHALEN,JOHN 1309 FRONT ST, NEEDLES,c:AL, WI-1EATLEY,DENNIS 5230 ORCHID CT, LA SIERRA,CAL, WHEELEIZ,ANN 11140 RIGHMONT RD, LOMA LINDA,CAL. WHITE,SHERYL DARLENE 5402 ROSE DR, LA SIERRA,CAL, WHITEHEAD,GEORGE RO, Box 258 BARSTOW,CAL, WHITTAKER.THOMAS 4568 vv. 12 ST, LOS ANGELES,CAL. WILI-IELM,KAREN 4005 IRIS AVE, VISALIA,CAL, WILLIAMS,PAUL J, 25093 E. LAURELWOOD DR, SAN BERNADINO, CAL, WILLIS.PAUL A, JR, 4607 JURUPA AVE.R1VERSlDE,CAL, WILKINS,DAVID 1640 CANAL DR, TURLOCK,CAL. WILSON,BILL 9818 E, NADINE ST, TEMPLE CITY,CAL. wILSON,FATR1c1A 62 PINE DR, FOREST FALLS,cAL, WITZEL,DUAYNE O, 11937 KNOEFLER DR, RIVERSIDECAL, WITZEL,EARL w. 11:24 GRAMERCY PL, RlVERSlDE,CAL. WITZEL FRED LEE 4661 ELE1.'.1 ST, PIJEPSIDE :A-, WOIJG VIIlCE1.T I',S, C4 :ATIIA 7 FLATS SIWGAPOPE VVOOLLE 7 DAVID A, 11125 CAMPBELL A JE, PI JEFSISE SA-, 1NOLCOTT,STA1iLEI' RT, 4 DOA 350 CAWDLEP 1:,1:, WOLFSOII ADA PIJTH 116371 VALVERDA LA S1EFrfA GA-, VVOLFSEII THOWIAS 11, 11C37I VALVERDA AVE, LA SlE 5Pf1,CAL VVOI1G,1.1AGGIE HOIIG KONG WONG,ROSEBUD HONG KONG WONG,SALVADOR MEXICALI BAJA,CAL. vvONG,S1-.IRLEY 2153 10TH AVE, SAI: FRA1JCISCO,CAL, WOERTZ.CHERYL 2177 SANTA ROSA AVE, ALTADEIACAL, WOODARDCURTIS 13, 2321 TAHITI HAvwARD,cAL, WORSLEVDOIJGLAS 4954 MORSE SI4OKIE,ILL, WRIGI-4T,BOB 761 ALTO VISTA DR, NORTH VISTACAL, WRIGHT,DARYL 746 E, FERNLEAF POI-w1ONA,CAL, WRIGHTELIFFORD 12120 RALEY DR, LA SIERRA,c:AL, WRIGHT,HAL 337 GLENWOOD AVE,VENT1JRA,cAL, WRIGHT.TOM 44751 RODIN AVE, LANCASTERCAL. YANIK,ROBERT L. 4679 JURUPA AVE, RIVERSIDECAL, YEO,MARGARET 11683 VALVERDA AVE, RIVERSIDECAL. YINGLINGBRENT BOX 3782 LOWELL,ARIZ. 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Neither is it the pivot or the markings on the compass. Rather, it is the attraction of the needle to the north magnetic pole The needle acts only as an agent. Man by himself is of little worth. His only value comes as he is directed by the Holy Spirit Then, there are no limits to what a man can accomplish. There is need for Spirit-guided men and women--both young and old--in the Southern California Conference. As you plan your career think of the needs of this conference in the most populous and still one of the most rapidly growing areas in the United States. g s l l A E I 1 T T f . 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X I r s .. 5 T ' :-.,,-i2'.i:3: .,'- :-' ' Q QQ- . ' ' 5-SRX XXX , ' ,' NS: ,E .1 s--fs: :...'. t : . E ' S '+- LA SIERRA GLASS CO. '. , : .. . . , . T. yuy, T 1, yryi i . '- 5fEi5lE:s:':.1E1i2g:,f-f2511.1,f,,,T VM 'i 'M' ' 'NNN iW' V : T 4870 La Sierra Avenue 4 'F T 'ir La Sierra, Califomia Congratulations Class of 1964 More importantly then ever, 9 education playsasignificant ' Gl955'l:0V EVe Y PU P05e role in the destiny of our na- tion. May this year's scho- , , , . sAN BERNARDINO Hal Davis, lastlc honors Inspire further mvensmz Phone 688-4110 owner achievement! 'FOUND' IIAL KELLEY Grain and Milling MFGRS- OF BULK DELIVERY KELLEY'S BETTER FEEDS QuorArIoNs ON a. MIXING or Pouunv Peso runicev FEED SPECIAL FORMULAS I I 3112 9th St. RIVERSIDE, CALIF. 0V. 3-6750 Congratulations, Senior Class of I964 Modernize Your Home With The Best In Ceramic Tile WILLIS E. RISINGEII lnterior Tile Business Address Home Address 5050 Sierra Vista, La Sierra 3165 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach Phone 689-2l42 Phone GA 4-9ll5 Your own checking and savings account is your first step toward financial maturity: Open them today at SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 4360 Lg Sierra Ave, La Sierra, California Rf L, -. 'fs m ,x' ,jg-. 1- , - 'q' -'Z 4?- t HM 'K f 4 ' - 'i ill- gt If +L- ,S f' fiery :I 1 S Y' -I '11 -2'7 f x , v 1 Q . ff I t 1 t f 4 we l if if sp t ,alle H T o on lfiifcsi 5 'uq.v'..w fluc'-vv r 'H--A -'r r'7 ...-wiv Sw .-'..7l-T2-Ti ' A W r Me' ' ' 4 H ' 'M' We appreciate your patronage and try to warrant it. , LA SIERR t t A Lo Sierra College t Service Stcttion t t Richfield Boron Gasoline S 8c H Green Stamps WE GIVE 1 For Your Convenience and Service S 6' H Green fafnpg S i ASevancrt-e1ayAe1v c cu Eyd ct c on Ch '5 ........................................... I I . . SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST THEULOGICAL SEMINARY I I I . Q.......................................... ........................... , I SCHOOL UF GRADUATE STUDIES I ti ........................... .nu ..................... W : T f r Q gf-.moare-negr-.-tw. mfr, no earn.,-t1 ' ' A Q LJ worsmy Mears-r r Arr-, rxnrf-glof' , I r A Tgaer-wg, lXA.ga:-,rar of M .-are Ec!ciri.Jtri . El nt Dwrmrv Maener VT w f Y Ol! 00000000 H Tn 0 n U d is :rw e rw rw VI 1 f ,ro.1.:n,. 1 tor Q L u by 1 r-1 Q r ww., new-,, 1 faeotey Q he fm SQ L fb an--E G vvrme It .nu --nn-1 -........-.-- H i For- F r I f matron 1' D Beam or Aramrsstmws 3 Amar-awe. umvewsrrv, Ser-man sg.-rms, Mterwiw .19 0.1 fr 1: r t ' 'Q ANDREWS UNIVERSI1' Y w 's,.,mZ. I W I . r I 1 xudw' fm ' Q ' in 4,-l ..,-Hn. s l vu A 4 236 Behind that door-- a test of human courage a world of challenge. The person going through that door-- is a woman. She has education to meet the responsibility love to give her courage, and dedication to face the challenge. GlENDAlE SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL SCH00l OF NURSING l509 East Wilson Ave., Glendale, California lies responsibility LEARNING I5 A COMPA IO A 10URNEY TO A .VTRA GE COUNTRY E E LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE HEALII-I PROFESSIONS dnzlzl fuqzem d!C.1f rcmrd .rd111i11irh'.1liff11. NfuI'fr'.1f fcffw f.'f f1 ',25- lzznfmg ofrup IIIOIZ If lbw 1113 pbyfzn 11 11761 1175 71dI0l0Qlf fmfwzffogn Q Q DOCTORAI. PROFESSIONS: JL f.x1'.f film, Illcdlflflc Q Q GRADUATE I-IEAI.'II-I PROFESSIONS L17 11111 flflcllllffdf, diefffifx, I11H'ffUxQ nm' f7L- 4-I.J'1rr.1.' . f Jh'-.l.Iyl7.'. I.' 1117111012 IZZIIIIIIUII pzzbllr bezllb vpeerb nm' be nm Q Q GRADUAIE BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES: ..' fI'..'.'. ll fI', 1. fr' - Lhmzzmy mmobzology pzfbolugy plazmzzmlogy pbyrmlnep Q Q GRADUATE LIBERAL ARIS1 .-'f.'.'f ff'!'fffwg5 mnzology bzology rbmzzmy Ellgllfh hufmj 1c!lgl0lI l,fm1.zl,if1d.z.n1J l.f1w'.-Ipqilw, c,Q!p if THE FRENCH SEMINARY offers you the opportunity of broadening your culture by acquiring French in France, in the most propitious linguistic surround- ings. For further informations and prospectus opply fo: seminame aoventlste COLLCDNGES-SOUS-SALEVE HTE-SAVCIE FRANCE '29, ,fx-ff L3'- 'Q - Friendly V Progressive A Evangelistic OUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE OFFICE SOUTHEASTERN BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE i 9707 Magnolia, Arlington, Calif. Arlington, Loma Linda, Paradise Valley l l l FASHION STYLE SDRRENTO lll33 Pierce Place La Sierra Bring your friends along for the biggest and best across from the tire department PIZZA in town. imported sweaters from Italy Ck discount to college girls Across from the County Hospital 9844 Magnolia, Arlington OV 8-021 2 lp f Q r III 1 A I ' do ' ' 7944 MAGNOLIA Avenue ' lp A- . 32 RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA I--. 5 A W. Frank Barrows I Funeral Director 1 - - I OV 3-l22l s 0,9 C.F.'D.A. N N.F.D.A. ' ll I 'A' '1 7 i Compliments of I BANK CF AMERICA ARLINGTON BRANCH 920-4 Magnolia Avenue Arlington, California W. G. I-IENDRY Manager OV 6-l23O Ext. 254 fra 4 an fv- 'Z' THE LA SIERRA COLLEGE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT GIVES YOU .... Learning and experience opportunities for majors. Student employment opportunities X x Liu. We ,,,... L' -.,:-J.. 'iguh 'ww K2 Q. FG 1' .50 inf 2 4' II T355 I ,y F K. 5:42 Student PayroII Total Gross Inc-ome Year ending June 30, I963 542,203.25 5623,862.I3 practical ---- - - scientific LA SIERRA COLLEGE FARMS OV 9-432I Farm Dairy Ext. 340 Ext. 277 Creamery Poultry Ext. 276 Ext. 298 Main Office Ext. 2I9 ii' 1-TK II ! 'x' I Q. . I I I if I r I IA. K , I 1 . Ii ' I 0 j r , A l f,4'l,, A f XIXII If ROESCH LINES Pla. Riverside OV. 20364 or San Bernardino TU. 54465 B. II The Arizona Conference .i-I , ,TK at ,fir 1, of ' I 'I I I, ,y I , ' I I Seventh-Day Advenilsis Q' I I N, I inviies the graduaies of I964 1' I io work and live for God and Country ' I ' in The Grand Canyon State X wif! 6 IX I QI iIf'I XYIIII D. C. Butherus, President H. R. Trout, Treasurer -,ssl If 'I I ' 2601 Thomas Road Phoenix. AFIZOI13 I .lux I . f L. I I In :Y in I I I I -,-... - .g ' . j ,-.-f- FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ON THE MOVE 'I' ' 'I' DOUGLAS SERVICE STATIONS DOUGLAS OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCERS REFINERS MARKETERS 8i6WFfrhSfv L Aql i7CIf i I i I - , W, .4 f ,, I 4 1..w.,m1.ninssamn H 5 6 B H I n c E ---V, 1.-., B I I 12948 SOUTH PIONEER BI. NORWALK - CALIFORNIA ' Telephone Torrey 4-2781 , W. f,., qw I W A X at Q iLfI fL eW ' Const cnnmca, Wggggvxvn Q- 1 'm'5 ' , -f, I I A . W1 'fi :EE.f5:'a15:.-5j5:q:11-- L.. ...:-4....---M -1-f---N CONGRATULATIONS TO LA SIERRA COLLEGE on its Forty-Firsf Year of Christian Education Compliments of .QA BOX 218, NEWBURY PARK, CALIF. 91320 ' PHONE: 805 - 498 - 2154 R. Wallace plkfhgf ln c. 1. HUHUX H709 DASEU, VVASHINETUN Publishers of Fine Yearbooks l l WILBUR E. AST, INC. Jlanf mf Shaw Rt. 3, B Hem et, California CONGRATULATIONS T0 Tl-IE CLASS OI' '64 Shakes ClNDY'S DRIVE-IN Vegebwfgeifs LAMCNT BEAUTY SALON Ha nz bu zfgenzfs at Open Sundays 55 ' 2 if ' f . , Mcllts 'F Evenings by Appointment l, 'F High Fashion Toning F2198 9 ' Specialized Hair Cutting Lizzketts LX EXPONENT OF THE MODERN TREND 4840 Lo Sierro Avenue . 689-9'l9'l 'lll08 Pierce Place Lo Sierro 688 -4660 Arlington, Calif. 7 'fee DIANNIYS I . 'V . . RNS' Irfflx Beciuiy Solon i 'Qs' 1 ,Q ' 5119 Lo Sierra Avenue I Lo Sierra The Latest in Haier Sltyliizg Pewizaizerzts - Tiiztiizg open eveniitzgs by appoirztrrzerzt I 1 BAKERS FLOWERS Wedding Chapels Catering Telegraph Service Dean G Rita Earnest FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 689-5388 5293 Rindge Road fi Gromeracy Lo Sierra, Calif. THE LA SIERRA PHARMACY prescnptzbns cosmetzes greeting cards Custom H0116 U15 I EVERYTHING A GOOD DRUGSTORE SHOULD CARRY S gfeell .SQGIUPJ 4876 La Sierra Avenue OV 9-3511 Arlington, Calif. ESQUIRE BARBER SHOP J. H. Moriin 10834 Hole Avenue Lo Sierro, Colifornio 689-1704 Foif Clothes that are really clean SCC VILLAGE CLEANERS 11037 Hole La Sierra OV 9-6651 I ii LA SlERRA'S REAL ESTATE family to serve you . . Laureen, Roger 81 Virgil ..-,..... , ' ..g-. -74- - of ,,,.. - ' ' - ff' bv ' - , I - N .4 .- -- ' . ug - . . -. '-.4-. .f .-,L-, - A ff' , . , , ,5., L-14 19 . ,-:L .I -Q .-4' MORTON REAL ESTATE 11211 Pierce Place ' OV 9-3442 Morton has the Key! CARLIN'S TELEVISIGN CENTER SALES AND SERVICE TELEVISION - HIGH FIDELITY - RADIO - STEREO H056 HOLE AVENUE, LA SIERRA OV 9-5750 Suppliers of LSC furnishirzgsn SHOP I IO93 Hole Avenue La Sierra Discount to Students Modern Styles TI-IE FURNITURE PALACE Quality Furrzishings Decorating Service Clild Don Pearce 48I2 La Sierra Avenue O Q, ,Ze for any kind or size of OISNNON Campus W8d'V REAL ESTATE 0 0619 check with A Hearty Welcome PL I o -ff-- 0 s E wmrrmmns E oocHE P G' so 2 V -'Willa II ln .5 -Q- M IIEALIUII H .SZ . gd -S IO725 .Iurupa Road I3-40 E. Colorado Sf. 5 Poinfs In I-G SIGVVU. Mira Loma, Calif. GIendaIe, California 02, SI10e5 For EVQTY OCC05'0n .65 635 -7575 Cl 2-2172 9.53 Sizes - Tots to Giants YWQQI 153' rv 11151 Pierce Buvd. 20635 wi' La Sierra, California 689-8I I 3 Nurses Shoes Rain Boots T, Equipment and excellent techniques of instruction supplement the hasic faculty competence in utilizing the full potential of the student. uliitllxl is 1 The stature of La Sierra College is attested by the scholarly attainments of its faculty, by the achievements of its graduates in universities and pro- fessional schools, notably the Medical School of Loma Linda University, and by the mature fellowship of its scholars in classrooms, convocations, and general campus associations. LA SIERRA COLLEGE HOLE MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Emphasis on the spiritual life, a com- plete range of curricula. opportunities for student participation in college affairs, access to the rich cultural features of the region - all these and more constitute the extra divi- dends of enrollment at La Sierra College. Write to the Academic Dean. LANGUAGE LABORATORY PHYSICS LABORATORY PHOTOS EY MACK VQCL N C K Mefcorifcs 1'.lzf1'f01' In Chief Offifp Sggrgtariey Harold lY11lla1' .'lJJUC'ltlfcl ffzfifor XYinona Chinnock Layout Ifdifol' Douglas Ermshar Literary Editor Rose Stn lin Bzzszness Alana L r im Root ldvt rtzszn flfana 4 r Richard Hansen Bene zt Co ordznator Stexe Walls Arlene Beebe Kathy Britt Kohen Cyndi Cookson Susanne Gruwell Karen Kannenberg Laura Wood Special Thanks David Emori Eric Herbranson Lynn Bailey Paul Smith Rudy R1Chl1 Advzsory Counczl Merlin L Neff Ph D Cover Deszgn Herschel Hughes La Szerra l oar flbroad Edztor Covers Ara Thomas S K Smith Company 4 Ed Pubhshers H Ggifyswartz R Wallace Plschel Inc Portrait Editor Portmzt Photowapher Shella Kandt Gene Newby Studios Of zce Manaver Iudi ohnson Captzon Wrzters Gary Blount M1111 Duge Sally Olson Photo Edztors lim Frost Carla Lansing Kathy Swartout Myft13HHC Westcott Photo raphers Y Elmer Chinnoclt Ron Duerlxsen George Gould Ken Neal Frank Ordelheide George Whitehead acl. Cornwell Sports Dixie Clare Larry Robblns Photographer QM a ,dyf ,df-hl'4xE-5-if-fl? ff ,aaa .l' gf. - . K o a . O ff , D . .l x . 1 ,t J f I ' ' E 1 6 ,Das y ,je V . 3 62.0 , mfg, NM- 4 g X X 1 ,.,.....,. Y Jerry Blake, Facult k Q U . V y y .1 - j f J 1 2 1... L. 3 I I A S., H0043 l 3' .z:1::s Q fmt. I-1 5 LX 4? QUE Q, f ' DN :sf Iva 1- S X. 5P4P.1nC x ,,.,1i i? L f, .. , Her. LD 2935 .L85 A7 1964 Q.3 La Sierra College. Meteor 1 I Her. LD 2935 .L85 A7 1964 c.3 La Sierra College. Meteor