La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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TABLE OF CGNTENTS President and Vice Presidents Deans, Directors and Coordinators University Officers Dormatory Deans Theme Schools, Divisions and Departments Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities and Organizations Sports Advertisers

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This first edition of VISIONS, the Loma Linda University-La Sierra Campus yearbook, is dedicated to those who helped in its creation. To Meredith Jobe for sponsoring and actively participating in its early research. To the year- book staff for working untold number of hours for little or no pay, a small amount of praise and some creative satisfaction. To the six hun- dred subscribers who believed enough to place seven dollars of their hard earned money on a project that was just budding. And to the Lord, who believes in intervening and aiding frail human attempts to portray His glory.

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UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATORS THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENTS The founders of Loma Linda University believed in a three-fold concept of education: the head, the heart, and the hand, says President V. Norskov Olsen. The same could also be expressed as body, soul, and spirit, the body being the seat for our senses, the soul the seat for our will or ego, and the spirit the seat for our God-consciousness. To Make Man Whole exemplifies the University's purpose in education. In the achievement of its fundamental purpose, each part of the University has its own distinctive role. The Board of Trustees and the University administration provide the appropriate environment-the physical facilities, the personnel, and the in- tellectual and spiritual atmosphere. An able group of six vice-presidents assists President Olsen in administering the school policies. Norman J. Woods oversees the academic affairs of the University. Upon his shoulders rests the responsibility of maintaining a high degree of scholastic excel- lence through the hiring of faculty and monitoring of curriculum. Money is vital to the operation of any business, universities not excluded. George G. O'Brien keeps close check on the comings and goings of currency within the institution. Answering the needs of approximately 5,000 students is the job for a vice-presi- dent of student affairs. Tracy R. Teele handles housing, food and health services, counseling, placement, religious and extracurricular programs on both campuses. Donald G. Prior operates out of two offices as vice-president for public relations and development. Keeping the church advised of University activities, heading up alumni affairs, raising funds for the future of the University are a few of the items that keep Prior occupied. The vice-president for foundation affairs is Robert J. Radcliffe. His job involves the management of a financial investment fund supported by trusts, donations, and special business operations. Harrison S. Evans coordinates the Medical Center and School of Medicine in his position as vice president for medical affairs. He is the liaison with the Veterans and other affiliated hospitals, and is responsible for the coordination of clinical resources of the Medical Center with the needs of the health-related schools. lg' , 'S . B' fi' 2 1.5 Dr. George G. O'Brien Dr. Norman J. Woods Vice President of Financial Affairs Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Harrison S. Evans Vice President of Medical Affairs rg 74 5 K 'ix H! Z- x if Dr. V. Norskov Olsen, Ph.D. Dr. Theol President, Loma Linda University Mr. Donald G. Prior Vice President of Public Relations is if ,Z . Mr. Tracy R. Teele Vice President of Student Affairs