Pasadena College - La Sierra Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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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

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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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5. ABOVE, Don Unfried and Sophomore Tom Rodriquez compete in the marshmallow stujf. LEFT, A formidable line-up prepares for the struggle at the frosh-soph tug-o-war. Freshman, Patsy Glidden, experiences her first encoun- ter with a PC boy. BELOW, Aided by her anonymous partner, Gail Koch glides gracefully across the mat at the Bury the Hatchet party.