La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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h Ex? ' 1 24 . Hlgtory .s 3 Q tw ,., wth.. ' tue oi berng Deaf TeeXe. Churchs understandrng ot God. Other n was a brand new weh-known aXurnrir rncXude Tienneth tresh out ot Woods and Ysayrnond Cottreh, who ht have served the Adventist Review: Sudges Terrence Yrnney and Thornas ho strkve to better hurnanrty X systeruy Roger Coon work at the ' t con- hxs by vrr When Kent Xdanse assocrate dean oi students, Xaw schooX, the Dean of W ornen br oug hrrn a student discrohne case. He con- fronted the student rruscreant and Serbty w cross-exarnrned' her tn hrs best through our Xega udrstrrct attorney styXe. Mter he and Ron Graybkh, who reoeatedXy pointed out to her the gaprng Whrte Estater. Thrs ertoanskon hs hoXes rn her story , she strh wouXd not ad- trnues, growrng wrth each XndrvrduaX as rnrt her wrongdorng. tkgne advances tow ard hrstory's Nhnutes Tater, Dean TeeXe tahced cuhnrnatron. e sottty spoke to her about La Srerra's hrstory has yorned the ' ' and hrs resoon- strearu howkng rnto Lorna Lrnda's rd you do tuture. They two are tnerttrrcabty wed, wkth nothrng to tear save we tor get how Crod has gurded our past. La Skerra has Kong way srnce Southeastern y opened rn October r students rn Xated her H 'bhrtres hed D rne a Pscaderh o Xonge P099 e rn wrth . her resoonsr ' ' ' 'es and hnahy as , teh my co Cahtornra t92'L. We are n ' of a sQarseXy t rather we hv rnhatron, er srbrhtr Xt? She sard, Y esv He asked, Why drdn't you assocrate'! She sakd, Because he wasrft very 3, ' e the rurdrhe Xe was trrrn, but Karr and he agrrcuXturaX area, bu the nirdst oi a housrng booru, Tdhood, La and worXd pohtrcaX unrest. No Tong r narveXy coddXed rn a countrhred escape irorn the worXd, the worXd has corne to rnbraced us. What wth we do'! our cahrng and bed rernarn Toy aT, rn the nrc . Dean T ee ' dby ah. ' tts chr ' ' to eve y w us and e betray wth we Ted us God wth be rnrsse Tn the years srnce Srerra has sent kts aXurnnr rn part oi the worXd to serve therr ieho ruan. To cah the roh oi notabXe graduates one rnust kncXude Dr. Whbur Wrh we P-Xeatander , the Kate evangehst Orch Bat- down wkth kt? Or ton, Dr. Torn Bhncoe, Dr. Yrrtz Guy, ceXebratrng how God has Dr. Lours Venden, Eder Td.M.S. past, and oornt the wortd to the Ylchards, Sunror, and Yhder Morrrs whournakes rnan whoTe I o have ah contrrbuted to our T X1 enden, wh