Los Angeles Pacific College - Yucca Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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'f'f Y 11 v c cz E. R. RIARSH A. hi. University of Southern California Vice l'rf'si1lf'nI 1928-1929 When it became known that President Helsel was to resign as President of Los Angeles Pacific College there was just one person to whom the trestees at once turned for leadership. Professor E. Rea lVIarsh, President-elect, has been associated in a very intimate way with Los Angeles Pacific College from the first day of school in 1904 until the present time, first as a student and then as Professor of History, Registrar, Deanf'Vicc President and now President. He comes to the office with a thorough understanding of the problems involved. As a member of the Alumni Association he will have the support of that constantly growing and increasingly important group of loyal constituency. hir. hiarsh is a graduate of Occidental College and has done his graduate work in the University of Southern California. He has the confidence of the denomination at large and the respect and love of all the students. YVe bespeak for him a very suc- cessful administration. BYRON S. Lfxxisox. Brkox S. Lfxxrsox A. KI. University of Southern California Dean Page Ten

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lf Il C L' LL l'.1xL'i. R. Hizi,si5i,, AAI., B.IJ. l'rc'.vi1l4'11f 1923-19.29 lRlis1miN'l' H lil.Sl5l. has now completed six succcssful ycars of administration in the os Angelus Pacific Collcgc. llc came to us wcll prcparcd for his work, hoth hy aining and cxpcricncv. llis splendid Christian character and scholarly attainmcnrs lvc won for him a dccp placc in thc hearts of his many fricnds. llc has constantly lihorcd to raisc rho scholastic standards of thc school, hut in doing so hc has always put Christ lirst, rcalizing that thc great ohjcctivc of our cducational program is rho production of moral character. 'l'hat thc college has suffcrcd a great loss in the rcsig- nition of Klr. llclscl is hi-yoml qucstion. A strong urgc to prcach thc gospcl has tikcn our l'rcsidcnt from us and wc all fccl kccnly the loss, hut wc unitc in wishing him Clodspccd in the Xlastcr's kingdom and wc arc thankful for thc ycars of scrvicc xx Inch hc has glvcn to our institution. -lu. R. Klausii. l,Iljll' Xfnv

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FRED H. Ross A. B., University of Southern California llissions FREDA BURRITT L.-msox A. B., Greenville College English FoREsT IJAVIS A. B., University of Southern Cali- fornia, 1924 Mathematics, Science VisA M. Dicxrsnsox A. B., Fletcher College, 1915 Latin, English EVA DRULLARD Rilexico City Normal, 1901 University of Southern California, 1926 Spanish Ex.LswoR'rH A. ARCHER A. B., Greenville College, 1917 A. BI., University of Southern California, 1928 Bible, History Yuccal? Page Eleven