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

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--MEI Y u c c a lit'- College Freshman Fotygmft Album MR. ROYAL WESLEY EDWARDS was entertaining his first girl. The family album was spread across her knees. This is a picture of me and my folks. Dad was preceptor there and I was mascot of the crowd. Now this is Joe Faley, class presidentg not so innocent as he looks there. Here's Ora Freemantle, crack pianist. She just made her debut in Europe as accompanist for Monsieur L. Greene. This is the gent, over here. He's taking Europe by storm with his wonderful voice. Turn over. There's Ray Tull, a high-powered scholar. He is a professor at Oxford now. He married a girl in the Senior class, but I can't recall her name just now. There you see the original demerit slinger and man-hater, Beth Coffman. That's Donna and Ethel Young. Alike as two peas. They're no relation to this studious looking guy, though they bear the same name. Burton Young was editor of the year book, and between it and his bride he was kept pretty busy. Here's another married member of the class. Incidentally she was secretary- treasurer. Her name's Dorothy Briggs. Turn over. Gales of laughter. Who's this funny looking guy with the curly hair, Royal? Control yourself. That was the Student Body president, W. R. Corser. I ran against him for president but lost. Why, how could they choose a fellow like that when you were running? Royal, blushing slightly, Well, I wasn't much on looks in those days. This is Alice Warren, the college preacher's daughter. She's a teacher of English in a government :school in Japan. Here's Johanna Voget, a great financier. She got her experience in the L. A. P. C. business office, pinching nickels till the buffaloes squealed. Turn over. Introducing Mr. Clyde Peters. He has been married three times. At present he is second only to Mr. Forrest Lamson, who just buried his fourth, and is still going strong. I understand that he is now courting the young widow, Mrs. Helen Maine Smidderks. But he doesn't seem to be making much headway. Turn over. Now this is Senator Will Hart in the days of long ago. His wife there, Eliza- beth Guest Hart, is a leading matron of society in Washington. Here are the Whitmores. Frances teaches and George is a famous inventor. Do you redhgnize Lois Honn, famous teacher of dramatics? She's the best in her line now, I believe. Well, who is this ? asked the Sweet Young Thing. Oh, that is Bennie Belle Robison, famous lecturer on woman suffrage. Lastly you see Marks Kelly- She, excitedly, Not the Marks Kelly! Yes, that is the one we heard at Hollywood Bowl last night. He is second only to Cadman as a great American composer .... And that's all. Oh, Royal, murmured the Sweet Young Thing, Do you think we'll look like that when we are college Freshmen ? E Certainly not, with you in it. -B. COFFMAN and J. YTOGET. Page Twenty-eight

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'eff Y u c c a l'3 Deea'.v, N ot Dzzeqgpisllg, '-imc '- CLASS OFFICERSW Fff-ff Se 1f-'tw' Second Semester VERNON PRICE - - President - - - Louis HART MARY BEHNER - - I'iee-President - VERNON BARRITT BERTHA MANN - - Secretary - - BERTHA MANN ESTHER DEUTSCHE - Treasurer - - VERNON PRICE Honorary Members: - - - Mascot JEANVVATSON - - - PROF. AND MRS. LAMsoN - - - - - Green and Gold - Faculty Sponsors CoLoRs - EMBLEM - - -- - - Scroll CLASS HISTORY EN THE PALL of the year 1925 the present Senior class entered the Los Angeles Pacific ollege JUSt as green as any Freshman class before or since. In organizing, the class chose RSISS Burnett as faculty adviser. Under her leadership we arrived safely at the f d 't necessary to P011 where we were to becfome Sophomores. Here Miss Burnett oun 1 leave school, and so the class lost a good friend. The next fall we chose Professor lVIaine, who guided us into the Junior year. At h . the Cnd of a very good year he also had to leave us and we had tohc oose again. This time we wanted a sponsor who could take us the rest of the way on our 'bl ndidates High SCh00l journey. After looking around and considering all possi e ca We elected unanimously, our present advisers, Professor and Mrs. Lamson. W ill The I r has been truly a happy one for each member of the class. e w DHS yea never forget the many happy times with Mr. and Mrs. Lamson in the mountains and In other places of recreation. During our term in the school we have dents, One president, a first prize winner on numerous contests on other occasions. We have all truly enjoyed our four years our Parting in thinking of broken associations memories of the Los Angeles Pacific College. furnished two Student Body vice-presi- the declamatory contest, and have won in the school and a bit of sadness touches , but we shall always hold the fondest of -P. YOUNG. Page Twenty-nine