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

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Y -u c c a lg - Yuooa Stay? BURTON YOUNG Editor LAWRENCE GREEN AIARTHA RIINKLE FORREST LAMSON f1.fA'I.l'fIlIlf Brzxitzesx Mzztzager ,Jssoriale Editor Bttsitiess Matrager EDITH STEWART VvlSA M. DICKERSON BYRON S. LAMSON ALICE WARREN -4111111111 Editor Faculty Adviser Facility Azltviser Social Editor MELROSE BURNETT JOE FALEY ESTH ER DEUTSCHE RALPH WALKER Aff Editor Assistant Sofia! Editor Ofce Editor Sports Editor EDITORIAL 'I IME MOVES ONQ the years come and gog youth maturesg the young grow oldg and ' h t blishing 'md development of the Old SHOW older. Time has played its part in t e es a . the Los Angeles Pacific College. The school that a few years ago was founded and watched over by a few men interested in her welfare has grown until at the present time her infiuence extends around the world. The twenty-five years that have passed d ' crease her sphere of use- since her founding have served to widen her infiuence an in fulness. Each year the Los Angeles Pacific College has sent out her graduates into h ' hosen fields of labor This, the twenty- the higher fields of learning and into t err c . . . fifth anniversary, finds the school still expanding and moving forward. The program for her enlargement will enable her to serve more students in a more efficient way. ld ot now be estimated, no one can tell Surely as her present value to the wor cann to come As in years past, so also in future what her increased value may be in years . years, may her graduates go ou h of the Los Angeles Pacific College. t to bless the world and to adorn t e name Page Forty-three

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--ntl Y u c C a iff - Cosmopolitrm Club THIS IS THE AGE when youth sees visions and dreams dreamsg when the spirit of adventure and advancement takes hold of those who are young and full of energy. There are those in the student body of the Los Angeles Pacinc College who have caught this spirit. The usual routine of the school activities became burdensome. They decided to solve some of the problems of their student life. Banding them- selves together they called themselves the Cosmopolitan Club. This name was chosen because the group was made up of students representing every group or na- tionality. A certain amount of organization was necessary, so they elected officers, Joe Faley was chosen president. Under his leadership assisted by a cabinet, the group attacked and solved, to a degree at least, some of the problems of the school. Among the problems that remedies were given, were the chapel service and the Tuesday night prayer-meeting. The group sponsored several campaigns, including a friendship campaign, a scholarship campaign, a go to prayer meeting campaign, and a go to college campaign. -M. MINKEL. Page Forty-four