Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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9, orewor j Neanderthal man scrawled pictures on his cave walls, Assurbanipal stowed away mud slates, but modern col- legians use such means as the La Sierra to record the story of a year. To begin the record, there was a week filled with a variety of experiences — the Snack Shack opening with watermelon southern style; a vesper hour; the faculty reception; a school picnic; and the inevitable processes of registration. Out of the initial confusion regular patterns developed with classes, chapel, the rush for mail and the nightly pilgrimage to the Snack Shack forming the backbone of a school year never equaled, and, we dare to think, never to be repeated. With proper disdain for the conventional and profound respect toward the sacred, we present the 1956 La Sierra.