Loma Linda Academy - Lomashpere Yearbook (Loma Linda, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

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The students for the most part have carried on their Work in a strong Way with faith in God and confidence in His guidance. It is not possible for us to measure the total accomplishments of this year nor can We compute the full extent of our short-comings. We are grateful for the continued blessings of heaven upon our Work here. May this school year have been such a significant contribution to each one that We will resolve to make the most of our opportunities and share in the rewards of the final triumph. xllnllim: wi- .E-mfaunssq-m...v.W.i,. tttii ' ' This Is the Star .70I'elU0l' To assist the students to re-live their school days, to recall the pictures hung in memory's hall, and to acquaint our friends with the activities of the stu- dent body of Loma Linda Academy is the aim of the fourth issue of the Lomasphere. May This is Your Life add to the joy of the Seniors of l952, promote true school spirit in the under-classmen and enable our readers to better appreciate the standards of Christian schools. Gi Your life medication To all students who have gladdened our halls, enlivened our classrooms, encouraged their teachers and enjoyed their classmatese-the staff dedicates this number of the LOMASPHERE- This is Your Life . -The Staff You Meet Your Facult Perry G. Baden Fay H. Baden Rose Ames Charles H. Baker Principal Registrar Matron Bible Grace S. Baker Ethel K. Casey W. B. ClaWson,Ir. Arthur L. Dale Spanish-Voice Piano Supervising Principal Accountant Theodore Dawson Betty I. Dolan A. George Ellquist Ruth L. Evans Custodian Commercial-English Shop Commercial Ass't Marie Lucas Charlotte Porter Iudson H. Whitney Librarian Home Economics-English Science, Mathematics, History The Administration Mr. Dale helps the new student to get started. Elder Boker has Q kind word of advice for any and Clll. Mrs. Baden straightens out tangled grades. 'Qt 1, M112 H -QW A., Gigi' 9 ku P' V M1 v f . Y 'vb -we-'fm' fs S51 5-5 wqlff M, fi' giikgfii X 25, K1 it my 3 2 3 Q Q ,, A I, X 'M at 'V 4' aw! 1 , . M, W 15 .. 'Q . ftfl Zfnffyfi H- ravi, In ,A , 'W' ' , ,, N, ' Q '3Z,,,A A 3 G ss ,. ml U f' we l 5 is 145 ffts. 'S ' 4? r nf QQ law ,ga f in You Become a Part of School . N Q S was 3 ' mmm! -ggi Top---Where is my shone? Center--Iohni MIS mine- right? Lower---Xfscribo Vd en Espanol. Q 1 . e s P- - Vx. .. .. K to . 3X 1 .W . - i 4 Topf'AHcrnds in position. Center-Do you know your texi :7 Lower-HSY1! Quiet please. Top-A S R ollicerrs iirsl Seiriezslei' Second Seine-Ster. Ccrrilerw Snow picnic Nominating committee Lower Annual skit. 'llinqle Bells' nd Its Activities l. ' A ' f f Q W , M f ' 3 .M-vwfff' , V I 7,19 I A S Chas I DayiJ M Herman iborczffhg C! E'sTlneY La Varie 'Y 2 Q il Luke ffl .. ,Q E942 DUKE f. Qw QQ C' 9624! Mm ' f. gg., . 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Many good times, happy memories and fond triends make this achievement more dear to you. Class of 1952 proudly freaen L4 IU Class Sponsor- George Ellquzst Sergeant at Arms- Aricly Guzmaw Pastor- Alvin Thuriquest Secretary- Mary Smith Treasurer- Barnes Lee Vice-President- Lala Mae Davis President- lvan Holmes Ann Benjamin Nurse Esther Boehne Nurse Bobbie Box Interior Decorator Connie Daniels Housewife Lala Mae Davis Housewife Theodore Dawson, Ir. Minister Laverle Emmerson Morticicrn Dorothy Irene Fristad 2 Nurse A Flower-Pink and White Carnations Aim- The horizon widens as we climb Motto- Honor lies in honest toil. .M-and Herman Gerhardt Darlene Goftar Andy Guzman Hyacirth Hendricks Dentist Secretary Physician Bilule instructor David Hooks Ioy Iohnson Clem Kent Barnes Lee Commercial artist Nurse Business man What Fun You it Senior Day at La Sierra College is one you all look forward to and long remember. Eva lean Hickman Secretary Ivan Holmes Teacher-lawyer Walter Luehr X-ray technician Gwendolyn Mitchell Dental assistant Had!! Mary Smith Nurse Norman Stoneman X-ray technician Alvin Thunquest Physician Margie Unger Housewife Kermit Ward Minister and singer Charles Wical Physician lunior boys take a turn at basket ball. Juniors, Class U ficera Left to right- Marvin Hubbs Sergeant at arms Herbert Honor Pastor Avalon Mays Vice-presiden' Elaine Hochsielle' Secretary-treasurer Mrs. Grace Baker Sponsor Donald Hilliard President Melvin Anderson Ar rlfieologist 1 1 Dick lf allzurg De ntisxt The Happiest Class Yet Your junior year was packed lull of study, tests, banquets, activities of various kinds. And your class is brimtull of fun and pep. You know you will be the class next year. lust give you a chance! Val Andres Donna Cole Physician Housewife Sandia Crane Iudy Cross Beautician Secretary 1 rev ef' fe . . Q if Claudette Fandrich Secretary lv 3 .., 5 .f l 'onald Hilliard Dale Hirst Elaine Hochstetler Herbert Honor Ruth Houts Radio engineer X-ray technician Interior Decorator Physician Nurse 17 Willing and Helpful - Dear Youth hath many charms- Hath many joys, and much delightg Even its doubts and vague alarms, By contrast make it bright. -George Arnold Marvin Hubbs Anne Kenison Dick Leeper Patricia Manwarren Contractor Beautician Biologist Laboratory technici Avalon Mays Ioe Mays Raye McAnal1y Eleanor Montez Nurse Construction engineer Secretary Undecided Juniors Ceith Moses Carpenter Iharlotte Nicola Teacher .f- 1. . ' g . 'Q vi l U, ,N f ' Ssfgll . , .r ' ' it , iii P '- Q . , Q f ffl' :annie Northcott Secretarial-nurse Marilyn Pace Cherry Pitts Sharon Randolph Bookkeeper Nurse Beautician Ellis Rogers Darlene Saxby Bruce Sessler Dentist Nurse Musician Barbara Sims Lauretta Stithem Dorothy Van Vranken Nurse Practical nurse Nurse Class of I9 3 Eugene Agee- rambler Barbara Boadway- sparkle Ross Canright- Red Galen Casey- Scientist Richard Cash-- witty Gerald Coley- Curly Donald Cox- docile Randall Daley- speedy Marilyn Dalgleish- dimples Mourene Davis- smiles Iohn Dickinson- Soph. Warbler Roscoe Emmerson- mischievous Iohn Ewert- big boy Gerald Fishell- shorty Norma Frederick- Freddie Wanda Fristad- sweet Nancy Gepford- clever Patsy Gerhardt- dignified Betty Giberson- peppy Ernesi Griffith- Fritz K Gloriadelle Guzman- gay livel , Class of Ambitious Sophomores Scan Sophomores! A large class, full of possibilities and varied talent. Only a tew more days and then you are the Iuniors. What an interesting time you seem to promise the Seniors next year! I94 I ,- l LeRoy Harrison brilliant Carole Hirst capable Carol Ienkinson sunny Franklin Hartzler tulfy Greta Hobson dainty Richard Iennings studious Millicent Hendricks Marcus Hernandez quiet courteous Mary Alice Hudson Roger Hunter happy smiles Flossie leys Edra Iohnson likable placid . 'w ,f M ' Hi we v 7 Q - ,, .Ia 1 My Ralph Hickok muscles Iris Iacobson agreeable Donna Kegebein peaceful 21 Iulia Kegebein charming Dick Moore sleepy Ioanna Shipman pleasant Pat Lawrence Hinnocent' Clark Nary six plus Reed Thomas usmall iry fx Bettie Lysinger 'lsurprisingu Blanche Nicola l'sweei Delores Wagner inquisitive Give Their 22 A iew Sophomores pose before the camera. Harold Martinell masculine Ann Parrish brain storm Bob Wheeler Uncle Bob Willard Melvin Bruce Mitchell sociable Htliotghtlul Dorothy Reinhari Shirlev Scixby congenial Nquioi' Barbara Yarnell Tom Zirklie 'chummy' Doc Places 000 To T Larry Acull Dale Anderson lack Aucoin Martin Badger lean Blornmer Rachel Campbell Barbara Close Mary Ann Coon Darrel Cox Fredine Crosby he JoH Class . This has been the happiest school year of your lite. What a promising class you are, lull ot hope, ideals and dreams. We are glad you are to be with us the next years. May you make those years even better than the one just past. F Many Freshmen crowded into close quarters. Eager.. Clawsof 3 l955 Leslie Darkens Charles Dauer Priscilla Davis Shabethai Dawson Lurlene Fandrich Lorene Farr Patricia Fisk Harold Howell Martha Isaac I Aft 24 Upper-Patsy Iohnson, Arlene Leer, Phillip Lockaby, Frances Mays, Ramon Mills, Loretta Morton Middle--Susie Neu, Harold Pease, Loretta Pilkington, Glenna Remson, Anita Requenez Arlene Robertson Lower-Roland Schilling, Ernest Smith, Donna Thunquest, Dorthea Thunquest 6 Upper-Darlene-UHOW docs it f1t7 Uppm Iuniors Icom Spordish Lower-Ralph, Ulusi let me :show you how Lowvr- NOHIICIII cmd Herman try it out Freshmen he Old School Eel! 'Tis the voice from the past that resounds in our ears, And old memories wake at its tone, Coming back, like a dream, from the slumbering years, With the scenes that have faded and gone, The home of our childhood, where fancy still strays, And the friends we had known there so well Come again, with a vision of sunshiny days, At the sound of the old school bell. The little stone school-house that stood on the hill, And the yard where we gathered at play, The meadows beyond, and the murmuring rill Flowing out to the Woods far away, The solemn school-room, where we labored to learn, CThere omniscience fabled to dwelll, Our teacher and playmates-all seemed to return At the sound of the old school bell. 'Neath the trees heedless sport had inscribed with our names Light of heart, we would joyously swing, And together We'd play those familiar old games Till we heard the impatient bell ring, But when lessons were over, then happy and tree, We would roam to some neighboring dell Where the echoes that doubled our laughter and glee, Brought no sound ot the old school bell. -T. T. Swinburne 1 1 4 , 1 1 I 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 11 J. 1 4 Alf J 95,5 JF' , ' XL QM -'ig ,g51.. , -r4 0.5. 17.1 .!' . 9 T' W lim QVPTQWAQXQM V - 1. ' -1-afgpvw ' 'QQ-az.-f'x'f :.c.usaf:5.5f1L.551f5L41 . 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Games and activity at noon as well as clubs, pic- nics, banquets and trips make lite joyful at L.L.U.A. h sical, and Social life You Have Dpportunit The Mirror and Lomasphere are outlets tor your creative talents. They test your faithfulness to a task, Lcverle Emmerson your stick-to-itiveness and your ability to work to- Editor of the homgsphere gether to a given end. l-low would you ever show your school spirit were it not tor them! 'ms The Lomasphere stall and sponsors meet to select pictures. lt seems to be a serious bit of Work. 30 A1 ,mf fi Barnes Lee The three great essentials to achieve anything Editor ol the Mirror To Worthwhile are, tirst, hard Workg second, stickftoe itivenessg third, common sensef- Edison. Carr Respon ibilit The Mirror staff looks the paper over. Upper-Getting the Mirror ready for the mail. Lower-Gwen and her helpers cut and paste snap shots. I i 1a.r'- ' ' --'F m z1 ' .rx ' Wa. Mu ical .,.......- -......-.- Grades One cmd Two4Rhythm Bcmd cmd Symphone-is 32 I ACADEMY BAND Grcrde School Orchestra IE d u c a tio n Grade School Bcmd 3,0 ACADEMY ORCHESTRA 33 A Means Gf Pleasure, O may We soon again renew that Song And keep in tune with Heaven, till God ere long To His celestial Concert us unite, To live with I-lim, and sing in endless morn of light! -elohn Milton A w Choral Enseznble Academy Chorus s a 'X x l r Upper Left-Boys' Glee Club Lower LeftiSenior Trio Culture Upper Right-Brass Quartet Lower Right-Girls' Glee Club and Expression Piano Department: Mrs. Casey giving private lesson to Charles Davis Gften God Spoke to You Through . . . ming wggu-' Ninn? Senior Male Quartet: Vocal Instructor, Mrs. Baker Kermit Ward, Walter Luehr, helping Marilyn Pace vocalize Herman Ge-rliardt, Ted Dawson 36 The Medium of Music Paul Smith instructing Brian Manwarren in trumpet ACADEMY ENSEMBLE Arthur Howard, Ernie Griffith, Bebe Dawson, Ieannie Northcott, Gerald Fishell, Carol lenkinsori, Charlotte Nicola, W. B, Clawson, Ir. Blanche Nicola 37 Frequent! Read clown-begin iii upper lett corner. Peeking again? What happened? Sound off-l-2-3-4? Well, you made it. Detentions? Looking lor someone? Hear, speak, see no evil. Senoritas. l dare ye! I don't want to. Oh, how cozy! Who's Who? Happy. Don't strike, please. Oh, do come on! Not another home run! Secrets? Ouch! High style. Seniors come out! Sitting pretty. One Was Caught GH Guard :nv it QE V00 D XS . 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Read Iott to riqht-'begin upper ictt Corner First Raw' --Triplets, Going places, is it sanitary? Lite in hcir hanwlzs, Want rt tirrht' Faraway gaze Secorzri Row- What next? Stupid Ir's, pcrtorrn, Caged? Sing tor hor :siiprwi Third Row---Trio, Thats like an aid Car, Lala and hor friend, Sinilv pretty, How ahaiit ci tty' Studying, eh? Four HOWA-Desertedi Have mercy, Butcher, Baker, and . , Stirpriscii, All tire i:::: mi up Got ya Covered' Fitth Row-Directing? That fatal ride, Looking tor Donna? Quite a load, Diinptz-::, That camera again, Going places? The Camera Speaks The Truth ...pei 'rw' vig, ' . f IN' . Q.. y . ' N'5'N' N-fzmcxex . A Wy.. i ,5.:3Ljfq,'f,Lf..-. ,M I ...WU ...M-'.-m.w.-.f...- 11 P Prf1Mv- - 1'NLLLKZ-'11i847Fae6r7! Prw1'u:unnf..ff.f., ' '--.-..'-4.u,:M.-.s.??.--Xxiwayvl-' ram.-3.w.,..'.v,,.,..,.,.-,,-..M1,-.-.X Q 2. .S I NM., .-ffl X c 1 . r 4 fx ,. , I . V, Q -. .. . el. 5 ..,.....L-5, 1. '. 'mx N' .. 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Hooks :Qumran N Pi Cj1fIW51C7Yl,IT, SW.1f7O1'V113lIli.j PFIINIPLI1 Thr- :STUdE?I1T',S fI'iPI'1C'1H M 1 Wit, mrs Iflqhth Grade Officers S3f'l1.wl Vmtrwl ur Elementar School K 4 3 Eighth Gra Mr. Richard Norman Clan Ufficera President Shirley Iennings Vice-President Mary Small Secretary Roberta Bergman Treasurer Rita Koehl Chaplain IoAnn Pope Every child may gain knowledge as Iesus did. As we try to become acquainted with our Heavenly Father through His Word, angels will draw near, our minds will be strengthened, our characters will be elevated and reiined. We shall become more like our Saviour. -DJ-X. p. 7l Norman Allred Roberta Bergman Rosalie Bergman Helaine Chilton Freddie Cole Larry Corsetti George Cox Velda Daley Wilmer Engevik Ronald Fishell Wesley Flores Albert Grable Richard Guzman Thomas Hibbarcl Carol Hoatson Francine Housel Dorothy Honor Carol Hopper Leroy Huddleston Esther lnnis Shirley Iennings Naomi Iohnstone Donna Kent Rita Koehl Nelda Miller Iimmie Nary Ronald Moore IoAnn Pope Fredrick Pritchard Eunice Requenez Esther Saxby Mary Small Ieannette Smith Robert Stillians Mary Stonelake Margaret Thomas Harriett Whitworth Elaine Wilson Graduates we . 'W 3 fa' f i s '-Q ei ., 5 1, W 1 . -. Q' 1 'W Y qw -.- A K in L .A 'V A Q , 1 'M il w x,. I Q' l , ' A e 1. A if Y X , E. 1 1.x KK w -Sl S is C E35 'lx , vyl ' if X X ii I9 1, ' me ' 'i.1piif n 3 f 1 f Motto- We have climbed the hills, the mountains ore ohecrd, Aim- Forward to success. Colors- Blue cmd gold. Flower-Yellow rose. Seventh Gra 'There is much sterling truth in the adage, Every man is the architect ot his own fortune. ' M.Y.P. p. 242 First row -Iohn Ge-ptord, Sylvia Clark, Eldon Dickinson, Iimrriie Mcliinstry. Second row-Beverly Guido, Doyleen Rutherford, Bonnie McDonald, Loa lohnson, Iudy Lausten, Betty johnson, Iohn Parrish, William Pope, Oradell Grable. Third row elfaryl Sears, Dennis Farrell, Wayne Manwarren, Gladys Ames, Glenda Ames Opal Vinnard, Lois VanVranken, Ellen Huddleston. Fourth row-David Howard, Delbert Fandrich, Harvey Beach, Herschel Surdam, Ierry Glander, Donna Robinson, Doris Benjamin, Lon Freeberg, Ronald Close. 46 i Miaa fern ice Squier Misa llma Nephew Sixth Grade First row Second row Third row fl.arry Iohnson. Handy Darkens, Earle Beeman, Tommy Updylfle, Maurice Rog- ers, Carlton Roberts. lla Fristad, Dianne Iohnson, Beverly Steele, Sherry Farrell, Karen Scott Dolores Evans, Rosina Fischer, Richard Hughes, Merle l-lickok, lamie Fritts -Marilyn Boadway, Arie-va Allred, Donna Flores, Barbara Still, Berneva Collin Sammy Montez, David Barr, Harold Wilson, Charles Davis, Bobby Hulse. The simplicity, the self-forgetfulness, and the con- fiding love of a little child are the attributes that Heaven values. These are the characteristics of real greatness. D.A. p. 437 47 Jura. eborollzea fill! Fifth Grade Let the student take the Bible as his guide, and stand firm for principle, and he may aspire to any height of attainment. M.H. p. 465 First row Second row Third row Fourth row Lloyd Daley, Dickie Schaefer, Gloria Lane, Karen Coley, Doreen Iohnson, Carol Peterson, Linda Engevik, Karen Iose, Marjorie Wilson. -Berta Fritz, Sondra Penner, Ianice Isaac, Marilyn Pinney, Dotty Coon, Marcus Lemley, Keith Kopitzke, Ernest Bursey, David Kenison. -Donald Moore, Steven Palhegyi, Maurice Wilson, Melvin Cox, Rbger Churches, Robert Iohnson, Freddy Pitcher, Earl Hensley, Tommy Shipman, Philip Ogden. -Bobby Schaefer, Sanford Hulse, Arthur McCleary, Weldon Mellor, George Zirkle, Nathaniel Iohnson, Kenneth Thomas, Richard Fergeson. Jun. une orman Fourth Grade The most essential education for our youth today to gain, and that which will fit them for the higher grades of the school above, is an education that will teach them how to reveal the will of God to the world. M.Y.P. p. 172 V1 First row -Shirley Rutherford, lean Mittleicler-, Betty Hyatt, Rosemary Lane, Kathleen Hoaston, Steven Williams, Gary Pilkington, Forrest Farrell, Stanley Steele, Ronald Iohnson. Second row-Merle Whitney, Iimmy Leer, Hal Curtis, Carol Miller, Michal Lawrence, Dar- lene Berdan, Patty Cady, Kenneth Allred, lack Hopper, Linda Angell, Ramona Foster, Perry Iones. Third row -Raymond Foster, Bonnie Brown, Marilyn Iohnson, Opal Saxby, Beverly Rich- ards, Iohn Hayes, Ierry Krier, Tony Crawford, Iames Baden, Dennis Iohzistozie, Larry Dunscombe, Vernon Taylor, Robert McCurdy. Third Grade Mrd. Barbara ufiuarvl Iesus loves the little ones H . e looks with pity upon the young . . . Iesus bids the angels to take special charge of these inexperienced souls, in their homes, in their school lite. T.S.S. p. 44 First row -Wanda Dawson, Carolyn Knight, Keith McDonald, Darrel Huenergardt, Marcia McCombs, Nancy Black, Vickie George, Ieanne Glander. Second row-Roberta Collier, Wanda Daley, Mary Kathryn Lausten,Audrey Vinnard, Richard Roberts, Ioe lnnis, Donald Bender, Larry Cole, Carol Oliphcmt, Nancy Bagley, Bill Steele. Third row -lean Faust, Peggy lohnson, Nancy Brown, lohn Weaver, Sheryl Loew, Bill Love, Ronnie Follett, Ioe Bianchi, Louise Fritts, Betty Rae Churches, Iaclyn Howard, Brian Manwarren, Mrs. Willard. Fourth row -Kathy Dillon, Ieanne Baden, Ierilyn Davidson, Karren Chilton Ion Dybdahl, Charles Davis, Steven Fritz, R Edith Rockwell. , Doyce Nicola, osemary Coatney, Marietta Cox, ,fg vi I , t Qf'7T 4 ' rg xmvfll Second Grade t, N1 71 aw . K 'Q MM. Marie Jvortlucott be educated and trained to do Let the children Lord's heritage. G d for they are the service for o g c.T, p. 177 First row -Nancy Farrell, Cherrie Mollison, Dickie Gonzales, Bobby Davis, Danny Scott, Kenneth lose, Teddy Iohnson, Robin Stillian, Billy Iudy, Bonnie Simpson. Second row-Tommy Miller, Sharon Allred, Eugene Bresee, Martha Fritts, Sharon Ann Crawford, Vicky Perez, Nancy Lane, Shirlene Housel, Beverly De Flueter, Kathleen Iones, Sissel Norheim. ' d Brandom, Raymond Beeman, Brian Iudd, Billy ' Gar Iones, Steven Sauer Third row -Floy Glee Simpson, Cliffor Oliphant, Forest Follet, Roger Gardner, Kirk Hunt, y wein, Timmy Allred, Elvira Montez. j'f'5Vmt.,v ,Q Q' Maurer. E V 4,-by V ky ,V 4 ' ln. ' Firs Grade Jura. guefyn sbimimore God wants every child of tender age to be His child, to be adopted into His family. Young though they may be, the youth may be members of the household ot faith, and have a most precious experi- ence. They may have hearts that are tender, and ready to receive impressions that will be lasting. They may have their hearts drawn out in confidence and love for Iesusg and live for the Saviour. C.T. p. l69 First row -Irwin Eaton, Sandra Warner, Reta Knight, Colleen Taylor, Bonnie Moore. Eddie McNeely, Sharyn Hall, Buster Potter, Donna Thomas, Karen Dybdahl, Ronald Neu, Calvin Moses, Mike Hopper. Second row-Richard Hyatt, Kendall Ashlock, Wesley Olsen, Pamela Angell, Bobby Simp- son, Gary Chambers, Billy Bachar, Linda Halstead, Cheryl Farrar, Betty Angell, Linda Robinson, Donald Christensen, Gail Long, Edward Iohnson, Margaret Matthews, Theodore Iohnson. Third row -Larry Moses, Ronald Bowes, Kenneth Bursey, Carla Lansing, ludy Cady, Donna Musgrave, Darro Moore, Ierry Downs, Gene Sears, Iohnny Peterson, Ralph Ruckle, Carolyn Ladd. N 3. - 4...f1fE'?1 4 ,, .' I Eg, .,.. a J 521 3 .. 4, ,xl X z... These departments believe that a simple, nourish- ing lunch and clean, orderly surroundings make tor a happy school life. ur Help Mr. Dawson and his assistants keep our buildings attractive. Mrs, Ames, Matron, and her helpers prepare our tasty lunch CYS ur Gaall Rea ched... rw f W it -jail' eo,' 'To rise above the sordid quest for gain Which finds its bent, its true, divinest aim In pressing upward, never downward, toward its goal. gk xii . x w e x Q nd ow Farew Ff'rv'f.'wW Hxrovvf-1l Oldirwmds SO dfkxlfl, A51 :atw.defr11p:, pvf-'rf'r1o111ore-, Ill TW' -' x A' t 'DI'1 4'fl'T 1'4 J. ..., - 1.A.,. , ,, WT QZI, VMC 1511 P2e ffjV' if Acuff, Larry Lansing 350 W. 40th St. San Bernardino, Calif. Agee, Richard Eugene Box 156 Yucaipa, California Anderson, Dale Le Roy Rt. 2, Box 357 Yucaipa, California Anderson, Melvin George Box 167 Loma Linda, California Andres, Valentino, Ir. 452 Van Leuven, Rt. 1 Loma Linda, California Aucoin, lack Rodney 832 8th St. San Bernardino, Calif. Badger, Martin Leon Rt. 2, Box 377-A San Bernardino, Calif. 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Californ Van Vranken, Dorothy lx Rt. 1, Box 142 Loma Linda, Californ Ward, Kermit Earl 527 Central Ave. San Bernardino, Cali Wical, Charles Leonard Box 18 Loma Linda, Californ Wagner, Delores Corrini Box 786 Loma Linda, Califorr Wheeler, Robert Box 128 Loma Linda, Californ Yarnell, Barbara lean 1234 Bothwell Colton, California Zirkle, Thomas Iohn Box 31 Loma Linda, Californ It is better to give than to lend and it costs about the same. -Gibbs If he .fomaaplnere U largely owes its existence and its prosperity to its business friends --our advertisers. We express our deep appreciation to them and urge our students and friends to patronize these loyal supporters. When you shop, kindly mention the Lomasphere. THE STAFF ongralufaliomi 9 S e n I o r s 0 Paradise Valley Saniiarium and .Hodpital National City, Calif. HA highbrow is a person educated beyond his intelligence. -Matthews Tim psyclziatrists met on tlzu street and one said to tlzc otlzer: j'ou're fine, lzow um I? Like a gem in its setting at precious metals Beautiful .1-Ca Sierra 6011696 nestles amid the everlasting hills. On the campus: Spirituality, scholarship, friendship activity and entertainment A11yourstor1952-53 as for your friends ot other years. HF1'L'lAj' mlm IS 1171 ouzzzilms in lUl1iCll lzis nlzccstors Vide. -Holnlcs 201:05 who in the 'Senior clan Ann Beniamin San Bernardino, Calii. Typist for the Mirror '52 Esther Boehne Loma Linda, Calif. I Asst. Circulation Manager of Mirror '49 Treasurer of Teachers ot Tomorrow Club '51 Asst. Advertising Manager of Annual '51 Make-Up Editor for Mirror '52 Sergeant at Arms for Spanish II Club '52 Bobbie Box Fort Worth, Texas Asst. Circulation Manager Lomasphere '52 Chairman of Decorating Committee for Mirror Banquet '52 Connie Daniel Boise, Idaho Soprano in Senior Girls' Trio '52 Lala Mae Davis Powhatan, Arkansas Secretary Girls' Club '51 Vice-president Senior Class '52 Social Vice-president of A. S. 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Treasurer of Iunior Class '51 A.S.B. Religious Vice-president '52 President of Spanish II Club-second semester '52 Darlene Ianette Goiiar Seattle, Washington Asst. Secretary of A.S.B.-second semester '52 Associate Editor Annual '52 Andy Guzman San Bernardino, Calif. Sergeant at Arms of Senior Class '52 Hyacinth Hendricks Los Angeles, Calif. Mirror Reporter '51 Typist for Mirror '52 Circulation Manager Mirror '52 Eva Iean Hickman Sayre, Oklahoma Vice-president English Club '51 Associate Editor Lomaspher,e '51 Country Hicks Leader '51 Typist Mirror '52 Mirror Campaign Manager '52 Spanish Club Secretary '52 Nominating Committee '52 Ivan Holmes Castana, Iowa A.S.B. Chaplain '51 Iunior and Senior President '51 and '52 Mirror Editor '51 A.S.B. President '52 David Earl Hooks St. Louis, Missouri Mirror Reporter '49 and '50 Spanish Club President '52 Art Editor Lomasphere '52 Ioy Johnson Flint, Michigan Clem Kent Detroit, Michigan Associate Editor for Mirror '51 Chairman of Nominating Committee '52 Bames Lee Loma Linda, Calif. Advertising Manager Lomasphere '51 Treasurer Senior Class '52 Mirror Editor '52 Walter Luehr Akron, Ohio Make-Up Editor of Mirror '51 Gwendolyn Mitchell Loma Linda, Calif. Circulation Manager Mirror '51 Snap Shot Editor Lomasphere '52 Mary Smith Elgin, Texas Typist for Mirror '50 Secretary for Iunior Class '51 Associate Editor Mirror '51 Secretary of Spanish Club '52 Secretary Senior Class '52 Norman N. Stoneman Lone Pine, Calif. Alvin Thunquest Iamaica, New York Vice-president, A.S.B. '51 Sergeant at Arms for Iunior Class '51 Chaplain of Senior Class '52 Margie Unger Loma Linda, Calif. Sports Editor Mirror '52 Circulation Manager Lomasphere '52 Kermit Ward Iackson, Mississippi Chaplain A.S.B.-second semester '52 Charles Wical Angwin, Calif. A.S.B. Sergeant at Arms '49 A.S.B. Treasurer '51 It is msier to fight for one's principles than to live up to them. , COMPLIMENTS urrayd GARNER - MUTH I HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLY CO. IFDRMERLY CULTDN FIXTURE EDJ Co' ' ' Authorized Ford Dealer Phones: Colton 1012 298 East I Street I sem Bdno. 6-6167 qi-iighway 995 - I A' I O COLTON, CALIFORNIA I 532 D Street San Bernardino Compliments of I Amateur Radio Equipment and Supplies ' C Electronic Gear oi All Types L G M Produce ornpany See Your Local Supplier ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTORS 1123 W. Base Line I San Bernardino. Calif. Phone 8-2721 830 Washington Street Hallicrafters Barker G Williamson National Taylor , . , B cl G t Redlands, California u Onse ' Iohnson Morrow, etc K - I - - - I - K - I I Etiquette: The noise you don't make when you are eating soup When some men discharge an obligation you can hear the report for miles around. WITH COMPLIMENTS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE H. H. HICKS, President E. A. SCHMIDT, Secretary-Treasurer AND THE Southeastern California Boolc and Bible House Booxs, BIBLES, and PUBLICATIONS HENRY NORTON, Manager Telephone Riverside 9012 Post Office Box 584 9707 Magnolia Avenue Arlington, California College Supply Company SHOPPING CENTER OF LOMA LINDA OPERATING THE Sales and Service-Appliances and Hardware Pharmacy-Prescription Specialists Fountain-Featuring Golden State Ice Cream Market and Bakery-Foods and Healthful Living Offers the Class of '52 Congratulations Loma Linda California -I Bigger-A plan Fo:-worrying lagf-ore you spend instead of afterward. When two men in business always agree, one of them is unnecessary. -Wrigley COMPLIMENTS OF BERT S. HATFIELD Redlands Buick A Sales and Service For nearly 40 Years O Tel. 323-17 112 W. State St We Take Better Care ot Your Car UNGER'S SERVICE Phone 6-3101 590 Central Loma Linda Where Style is Inexpensive BLUME'S Women's Apparel Phone 4-4181 15 E. State St. Redlands a Compliments of Roger's Cleaners San Bernardino C1apperton's Yardage Phone 813 - 123 1264 E Street San Bernardino Compliments of TOWN and COUNTRY MARKET 220 E. Highway 99 Phone 6-3023 Loma Linda Compliments ot Your Book Store Loma Linda Book Shop Bible - Books - Records A complete line of denominational books and a selected line by other publishers 207 Central Ave. Complete Subscription Service 0. R. Staines Flowers for Every Occasion CITY FLORIST Mrs. Austin T. Park, Manager KORNER KUPBOARD Grocery and Variety 443 Central Ave. Loma 1-ir1dG Sales resistance is the triumph of mind over putter. Character is what you areg reputation is what people think you are. Central Beauty Shop Compliments Ii you are not becoming to Him You should be coming to US I Bus. Phone Res. Phone S L. L. 6-2762 203 Central Ave, L. l... 6-2403 IVIORTUARY R. F. Emmerson Harland H. Emmerson Glenn W. Emmerson BERLAND'S San Bernardino Friendly Shoe Store FEATURING KAY KING SHOES 450 E Street San Bernardino A Servel Gas Refrigerator ' Stays Silent Last Longer 703 Brookside Ave. I HARLOW S Phone 4-6161 Redlands APPLIANCE STORE 219 Central Loma Linda SMITI-l'S IEWELRY COMP WATCHES LIMENTS WYLEH - ELGIN - REYCO TO THE CLOCKS - SILVERWARE Guaranteed Watch Repairing Q All Watches Electonically Timed 2ll Central Ave. Phone G-2155 ' 1 G I I e s STEMBRIDGE BROS. MARKET AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 1195 E. Hwy. 99 Tel. 1602-l Loma Linda Feed Co. HAY and GRAIN Quality Feeds Gold Bond Stamps Phone WHY Open Sundays 135 E. Colton Ave. tHiway 993 M. L. HOWELL Loma Linda. California - - Fill your Eid with tgirl knowledge and you will avoid empty words. The most truthful part of a newspaper is its advertisements. -Iefferson - 'fx ' R .xo A -P? 1 I 'Qing-,Iwi , 2 -. J ' xi :fsf-'L S tg if-3 - , . We '5531-'4 wiiqpgsii ' iss,-1 2 S ,zee Q , C. 443 3rd sr. 4 San Bernardino, California Q 1 iw it ' 5tWsElx 1' ' ' Graduation Congratulations May your graduation bring the realization of Portraits your dreams and open new horizons of service to your community and friends. Harris' are hap- Pgssporfs py to add their sincere congratulations to the class ol '52. Copies 3rd and E Sis. San Bemardino -k Printers and Bookbinders -k Office Outfitters PENE Q Commercial Stationers 2165 -Av Paper Dealers -k Ianitors' Supplies and Equipment Barnum 8: Flagg 439 Court Street Q 442 Third Street San Bernardino A speaker who does not strike oil in tefn minutes should stop boring. -Mizer It seems sort of significant that we have two ears and only one mouth. The annual staff and the student body express appreciation to their Lomasphere sponsors. 76 Union Station Barry-Arnegard Insurance Agency Ray H. Duncan, M.D. Farrar and Hirst, General Contractors Herbert C. Honor, M.D. F. L. Kiesecker, D.D.S. Loma Linda Frostee A. z. Nicola, D.D.S. Shipman Broom Factory A. W. Pace, Grocer Best wishes for cz future in Christian Service WITH COMPLIMENTS Vsllev Real Estate GIBSON LUMBER COMPANY and MCI-Xnally Poultry Supplies I C 171 So. Seventh St. Yucaipa Telephone 596 Waterman San Bernardino 7261 C'o11fde11ce in yourself is a necessary step on the road to success Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we full. Best Wishes From ' FRIEND ARROWHEAD OFFICE EQUIPMENT sees 'mx' I N iiiiw In M Pl R . IIUSI L SAV NGS IIN! UI' IIVYIS DI Southeast Corner Third 5. E Streets Phone 5863 San Bernardino 384 D Street Sqn Bernardino Free customer Parking 235 E st. COOLEY HARDWARE PLUMBING GEO. M. COOLEY CO. 383 Third St. 1197 E St. Phone 2107 Phone 2-3191 FREE PARKING-273 D St. SAN BERNARDINO Hair Cutting Permanents Sanitarium Beauty Shop NELLIE SHIPMAN, Owner Phone 6-2710 - Ext. 341 SCOTT-CRAFTSMEN-HALLICRAFTERSVPC-RCA custom TV and radio chassis, phones, recorders, or complete sets, Scott Hi Fidelity custom sets as low as S195.00 complete. Others 5149.96 and up. We can furnish almost any make set at a saving. ARROWHEAD RADIO 6. TELEVISION SUPPLY CO. 1216 D Street - Phone Z-5581 - San Bernardino COMPLIMENTS STATER BROTHERS MARKET COLTON, CALIFORNIA O Manager: Bay Woodstar i Phone 5878 VALLEY AUTO SUPPLY Automotive Parts, Supplies and Equipment San Bernardino - Barstow Victorville - Indio 441 Fiith Street San Bernardino I have never been hurt by anything I didn? say. -Coolidge I ik, .- Q4 , J f X , COMPLIMENTS OF Rm, CONCRETE CONDUIT COMPANY Let Us Solve Your Printing Problem V V COLLEGE PRESS Loma Linda, Calif. Colton. California Nu umm has failed until 114'-lms :mule lzix lux! HYEUHIPI. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I K .Ty -V. --F .- - 1, V I '- x ' '. -,.' 'cf if fd' -.aw llriwi. E 4,1 :wwf-A 1, iii'-f F -M-Mr' wlm X Q5 b- ' ' 'Er -:Lf-' ' ' I-px 'fix . -5231 ii-fi 1.11 443 'Hi ' Ji J Lynn: fig? . 15:5 3. Q. - .- -Q i s ' w . . . e-U. ,',, 5L',1L',g, 1 ,Lg : , .3 : .fy- Q,j.g I 5 , us, j ' . ' :k,, 3,1 3 ,. . .Mfr 7: P. 4-. 1