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

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NIARY E. BEHNER Fair. kind, and true, lzfwe often lived alone, Wlzieh three, till now, never kept seat in one. W. Lovsox BURN ETT 4 1 profess not t11lki11g,' only this, let earl: lllllll do his best. N ff 1 XX LA VERLE E. BERRY nljrireless pearls lie in silent natures. ESTH ER I. DEUTSCHE 1 , 'frue to her work, her zvord, and lzer friends. g, ' kuaL LEONARD I. CARLSON f 'PVIH1 deserfves well, needs not an- 01l1PI s praise. -n-'GfYt11ccal9 ' Page Thirty-one ,cs 4- 12, fff 'Ls- I I' Q . J,

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-','6fYuccal9' Page Thirty BYRON S. LAMSON-Honorary Not enjoyment and not sorrow Is our destined end or way, But to act, that each tomorrow Finds as farther than today. FREDA B. LAMSON-Honorary The intelligent have a right over the 'iynorant',' namely, the right of in- structing them. J EAN XV A1'so N-M ascot No fountain is so small but heafven may he imaged in its bosom. Louis V. HART He has a forceful ftersonalitv. True courage and sincerity. VERNON S. BARRITT Hlflfltat I do is all that concerns me, anz not what people' think.

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i.. ---+fZ'f Y 'll c c a i9 ' Page Thirty-two W1LLUs A. SMIDDERKS Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. CECILE ROBERTSON Wit, wisdom, and gracef but greater than these is 'pefff' PHILA M. WOLCOTT Together with modesty and loyalty, She possesses wit and charm. EDITH L. STEWART Her sflzolarslzip is high,' so is our estimation of her. PAUL H. YOUNG I dare do all that may become a man, Who dares do more, is none. RIARGARATE L. THOME 1 flare not lose in trifling waste, These moments fraught with worlz undone.