California University of Pennsylvania - Monocal Yearbook (California, PA)

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We pause here for a moment to pay trib- ute to a true teacher. One whose friendly, helpful spirit has long prevailed over our campus, and lingers even in death. Al- though he, himself is gone, death can not seVer him from our hearts or his benevolent influence from our school. Truly, Mr. Edinger believed in California and her students. May we say, then, in passing, that serv- ice, sacrifice, and helpful friendship — the mark of a true teacher and rare qualities in anyone — will always bring to our minds that man and teacher: Mr. Leland G. Edinger.

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The slag pit . . . this is the re- mains of the iron ore . . . the im- purities . . . this is the outcast . This slag is used in the mak- ing of cement and materials for roadbeds upon which our giant of steel, the locomotive, must run.

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The spot of spots . . . the beauty of the shade and sunlight . . . the campus in front of the President ' s home . . . blooming rhododen- dron . . . green leaves . . . the soft grass . . . the hedge lined walk . . . the scene of the annual May day exercises.