Loma Linda University - Priorities Yearbook (Loma Linda, CA)

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Dedicated to Enlightenment For unidendiigckteniunmoa and for unequalled dedicatkm to the enlighienniem students in the face extienM% fiifiBcuk odds, we dedicate diis 1984hl983 VISIONS YeaibmA to ... Dr. Emestina Gaibutt-Paiales.

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M»y — 1985 EkearSlwlenR: This has been a Kcnl sdioal fcar. Hopcfblfy. k has been a gBK sicp for each one of you in compledog fonr cducadanil goak and has been fined widh pmficablc smdj and die pleasoic of nmes widi good fiiends. hi icviewii die |car. a nomber of happenings have helped to make diis an fgnaordiaiy- dK dwll and czaDemoK of being pan of a great Univcnity cz- pedencc widi Baby Fiac in an anrmjt to find a may to make life possible for diosc widi soious bean defieas. die ezdRmcnt of being invoked widi die deciion of a new presi- dent for our counni ' , and the planning and hopes that are possible widi a new Univosiiy ad- and the osoal exdrement that cotnes through outstanding campus events such as: the Festival of Nations the opening of the Fine Alts Center a ireck of ifritual devotion with Bailey Gillespie winning an event in Almost Anything Goes. Add to this list the peisonal experiences that each one of you have had vdiich become so meaningful when the time is xnt with a KCial 6iend or a small gioup of dose buddies. Hopefully, these and a host of other memories will go through youi mind as you relive the 19M-I983 La Siena Experience thiough the pages of VISIONS. Both of us sincerely trast that this University experience has been an outstanding one for you and vr wish you a profitable summer. We do hope to see yon again next 11. or at least to follow the successes of you seniois as you continue on into your chosen profession. CordiaDy youfs Norman J. Woods President. Loma Linda Univeisity ILDaleMcCune novost. La Siena Campus

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Not to the strong is the battle, Not to the swift is the race . ! . Ecclesiastes 9:11 (paraphrased) How do I love thee ' Let me count my ways. I love thee with the force of tempered steel that holds together all my frail deformities, the power of a mind grown far too strong to over- balance any weekness in my hands. I cannot give thee strength or graceful form but, just for that, my love is twice as great because it seems to thrive in desert soil and flourish in indif- ference ' s drought. I love thee with the power of my will, my mind and heart and soul, my everything, and when the spark of this frail form shall tail, then have no doubt that I shall love thee still. Ernestina Garbutt-Parrales Photography. HiUtard Griggs Viiions