Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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BOOK STORE f 'W fs. ,K ,ren- V . TOP, Highligliting the eveningis enterminmeni ai the all-school party with their rendition of When the Sainis Go Marching In - Mr.'s Learned, Miller, Adkins, Foster and Foster perform. ABOVE, Senior Dixie Homer feeds the ducks during the break taken by Student Eneomzrer group leaders at KnoIt's Berry Farm. Students Re-oriented To College Life The termination of summer brought a re-confronta- tion with the realities of college environment. Al- though for some, it was a re-acquaintance of familiar faces, buildings, sounds, and smells, many were thrust into a unique situation. Through the student encounter program, those new to Pasadena College were introduced to the school's goals and ideas, through interaction with returning school leaders. The traditional all-school party, held at Brookside Park, offered students and faculty alike a moment of friendly competition, entertainment and relaxation before the onslaught of academics and the lirst 7:30 a.m. classes.

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BELOW LEFT, P.C. Bunnies hop Io the hnislz at thc' school party. BELOW RIGHT Frcsllmarz Marvin Snow prepares to .vqueeze her las! loacl of cloflzes into her dorm closet ABOVE, Abe Newman and Jim Thrash wzjoy cafeteria fare in a new l'l'lVll'07llTlUlZl- the all-school party. RIGHT, Emcee at the all school party, Dr. Jackson relates. -n-L , -Y, :-.2-Q,,-....zuna....., ,-5-ff' - ,wuamm--M-wnwnm-1-wsmw 1

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Freshmen Subjeoted To Rigorous Initiation ABOVE, Sophomore Tom Rodriquez paces comrade Russ Martin in the annual all night walkathon. RIGHT, Frosh Musketeers Tom AI- exander, Ty Beeson, Gary Lemaster and classmates relish the traditional excur- sion to Disneyland. inn-. -----f 4. f is TN YY' S, . 1 i gi 1' i x 1 NX i K V2 tw' :ff f I H .,,, gi' at 1 2 ,, , . W 5 I Y ' ,ini 4 ty , K f 'ap' 'z I i is s 1 3 is , QQ, ,su Vffvgjfb Unfi- rr ' W, if ix wil Rvcxiwxml rf ji 411 5 fr' if 'Qs