La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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iL 4 M . . . we will remember good times and bad remember good times and bad. We have witnessed many shocking events that have happened in the world around us. such as the unrest in the Phillipines. the Geneva Summit, and the terrible tragedy ofthe Space Shut- tle explosion. The stress brought on by deadlines. difficult courses, and final exams has been an integral part of our lives, but hopefully the memories we share of good friends, fun times. and the more positive elements of our college years are what we will remember most when we leave La Sierra. Growing socially, spiritually, physically and academically are what college is all about, and this year we had a great time doing it! We hope that as you look through the pages of this book, many memories will be recaptured. - The Yearbook Staff IZXLLU

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G' the place where we make life-long friends . well as add to a feeling of community among the students. Village students may not ex- perience the joys of required worship attendance, evening room-checks, limited overnight leaves, and AWOL's, but they have their own unique set of problems. Every morn- ing between 8:00 and 9:00 A.M. the Great Parking Space Hunt begins. If he is lucky enough to secure a parking place on campus, the village student must then run to class, often late because of slow-moving freeway traf- fic, and lugging a load of books and other paraphemalia necessary to sur- vive on campus for the day. While dorm students have the distinct pleasure of eating in the campus cafeteria, the village student has the 's . ' f ... '- ,-Z choice ofjoining his dorm friends in the Commons, brown-bagging it up to the Library or the Student Center, or making a quick run down to Taco Bell - a popular lunchtime hangout. Parents and teachers are always on hand to stress to us the importance of academics and leaming. Although these are certainly important, indeed, the main reason most students attend college, perhaps the most influential effect La Sierra will have on its students comes from the oppor- tunities provided to grow socially and spiritually. College is often the place where we make life-long friends, who may influence our lives long after our college years have passed. Faculty members also have a lasting effect on students. Their encouragement and 1,2J....J f if-S21if5 -Q.-9 'L :!.sfz:r..a 'feE.wm.. ' M-if.:-'.':'..?f:L::4:. ff':h... W f .JblnkEM'?:SU-.4i.-l.aLi SAJ .KMWI . ,ASiHx!s4Ll-:1!31f151A.il5'1K,-.4 T .Q-' ' ' - 'V J r, -'- -1-1.c-,AWN k-3 '-1 ff'-fjr -i U, Q L ,, -1. 251411, -:ff4.-.xiw.'1:-Ggij-f.,.f'-'' ,.: wj-1A:..E L ' -'1 , 1' :M-L11 4' '-'12f,F5,,rv .Q - ':'.1 f 11 Q , LH ',l. 9.5 , .,.,.,-1 . ,I1 ' -11-:A-'E' 4-'f-fx nv' ,, 4'--urn-A-'q4,, ,,.5, gr- - 1f.D..:vt'.,p2.:'f --,W -,.-'-vf'x-6-ff Q-wc.- ,gba instruction has helped us to grow this year - to grow closer to a degree in our chosen field, and closer to one another as well. Looking back on the past year at La Sierra, we will LLU!ll

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