University of California Santa Barbara - La Cumbre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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PRESIDENT EME T Let your college motto guide you through your years of successful achievement. You are eminently fitted to meet the challenge of the problems pre- sented at this time when adults are needing direction for interesting work for leisure hours. Broad vision was given Anna S. C. Blake, whom our college memor- ializes, when she established in Santa Barbara, home-craft and hand-work for girls and boys. Brain and hand working together produce harmonv ot' thought and action, therefore our college has a secure foundation. The standards for the content of the courses of study of the several departments, and the required excellence of the daily work, are dominating ideals in my concept of preparation for life. You, sharing your standards and helping others to see beauty in their life patterns will find your own lives yielding a rich fruitage. EDNA1-1 RICH MORSE, President Emeritu.v.

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DENT PHELPS This 'chronicle of college events is of great importance not only on account of the activities which are described but because of the pictorial treatment which clearly recalls personalities and events. It is difficult fora student to realize the significance of such a comprehensive review of leading events of the college year. This type of presentation is an important factor in the reception of the book on the campus and in the homes of parents and friends. It is a recognized purpose in student activities to do things well. This book is the outcome of such a purpose on the part of the editor and her staff. Such work involves endless inspection as a worthy historical con- tribution. May I wish the editor and staff the deep satisfaction which comes from work well done since this will be the principal reward for untiring efforts? CLARENCE L. PHELPS, r President.