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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1938 volume:

iDm4f:SiWq61.69wlW?i,M Qoroflgg Qfvaggn Qfuirggex' 393 .Z ULLCCKL GDMHBHPU V Liiftlkmxf EMM, A X, , X 2 L Wim Wwmggiavqgw Agw I E , -I b :Nl For unto us ci child is born, unto us cr son is qivenp crnd the qov- ernrneni shctll be upon his shoulders and his ncfme shcfll be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace. Igqiqh 9,6, ,Cy-OVZWOI' lt is with the aim of serving our Lord and helping to win souls tor l-lim through these pages, that we, the Yucca Staff of l938, pre- sent this book to portray the Man ot Prayer in Whom We find the peace that passeth all understanding, and Who is a constant guide and companion in a successful Christian life. Abba Father, all things are possible unto thee: take away this cup from meg nevertheless not what I Will, but what thou Wilt. Mmk 14,35 -oqslslllii-...-. r i r 6 L C 6L L 0 IZ To the Man of Meekness and Prayer, who gave us The key to Christian livihq by His example in Gethsem- aneg We humbly dedicate this book. MRS. E. P. BOYD 1888-1937 And l, if l be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me. Joh, 12:32 ferlmf - ,,+, I crm the qood shepherd., and know my sheep, 'cmd crm known of mine. 1oh,,10,14, mizzisfrafiolz Z if Milf. if Mfr, u A tom President BYRON s. LAMSON Through the untiring efforts of President Lamson, Los Angeles Pacific College has gained recognition in scholastic circles, by attaining an exceedingly high rank among all junior colleges of California. The responsibility which rests on his shoulders is not felt by the most of us, but through his cheerful attitude We are privileged to share with hirn the results and benefits of his labor. BISHOP WILLIAM PEARCE REV. ELVIS E. COCHRANE tDistrict Elderi B. E. ILER President of Board ERNEST VINSON Secretary HENRY SMIDDERKS A. BALL rusfees To the men who carry the burden of our school on their hearts, we give our deepest appreciation and thanks. Through their prayers and financial support our school has progressed both spiritually and materially this year. TT 'H 1'f 77T72f'2P'fiT.--, .1 ffff'5f:Z --rsiwiaifg., 51 'a! ' ' 'J' :Tw , . 1 L.f,, - ' 'A' H ' rl-'xgflafrrl-'n 'gif-.' 'L . , A' '- 41: if - r f:ig..,, :fn -2 - ..:,.-.-..-1eGfi'f.-,, ' ,212 . '33 ,xg if .-,. 1 ,- I . ,-law. Q.. .,:EiFR ft1jt.',- ' A f.',.,.ti1siif-'if'is'- A , . , I 1 .. :,.,, i-. V, 'DJ' - , r f::.f,', ' iffy,,f 'wJ25.--'.'.s f'- ,I Y ' ,fi , l' ' fu' , . 2 1-ef L -i-5-,:..f.1f-J-i5z:r113,:1:-wg,- . ' -t . .. - 9,q.'j 1, c --' ' Q -1 tg,f. 'jf t ' 1 'Z 1 x f-Gc ',j . :I-tw,-, A ..,.m' -bf-A' I' ' vluuvg' 4 I H, . 1' ' ','lL ' , - 1 - ' J. V l 'iii V. , I N 4 ff,-'f.T2 '.,1 Q- -11-211,51--5-4 .L ,V A 5 - . .. . gt . f-.1 e. I-'X . vs, . ' -' V '. '---355+- 5 ,-I--74 l ll' 'N4-i5Fii. .-7-59551--I-?ii1?':Q ' 7,ilH.f.,f' rf' ' .7-Lf? 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Q4ga4Qe1q ,.,,,lA' Dean Davis In the capacity of registrar and Dean, Professor Davis drew re- spect and admiration for his abil- ity to perform the many duties re- quired oi him. Professor Dernaray Words cannot express how we feel down deep in our hearts about Professor Dernaray, Dean of Students. The Wonderful Christ-like spirit that he por- trayed Was a constant inspira- tion to all. V it ,',.'6'UgJ ,tm - e-if 13- ,rf- -N ' . -1 in ---., .r.w, - .7,f1T' WT , Hs Y A X' , ,S.,3i.1L rev., t , -. .. V. 3-fffim '. fi --sf+f '-'f n.-4 ff A , . sg 52 , is . . .,. . tltldqffgs -f J- 1 ' -sz.:-fi' ' f.ff-be P-- 1 f - '- ' ' 'ilti'-Farm? 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Dean of Students and Professor of English Margaret Greene, A.B. Instructor in Religious Education -. J, Harry O Harper MA Professor of Spanish Winnie Freda B. Henry S. - Lou A. Tanner S. E. Van Note Hathaway, A.B. Lamson. A.B. Stewart, M.A. Dean of Women A.B Instructor of Instructor in Professor of Professor of Commerce Latin and Greek and Psychology German 'Theology t, Lenore Hamm Secretary to Registrar Cashier E. Lorraine Van Luven Secretary to President J it t sf .,f. LIP V, Afliih 'K 1 V1 U ' uhrvxlr Utffb J-'L 2 g .'.. tt- ,f'lftA,,-MXIL 41 .I .1 G ' Q NM I A, x . Jil' , t . w f ln. . v,1.,' 4' ' ' A' '.hJ' sg-:lid-JEL LY . ., WL' . 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And the Wind ceased, cmd there was CI great ccdmf' Mm 4:39, iugezzf GflJmi1zi5fmfio1z A change in student body govern- ment second semester brought to the po- sition of President, Bud Sullivan, a new student this year whom all the students have grown to admire. His deeply spir- itual character has made him valuable for this position which he so ably filled PRESIDENT lst Semester PRESIDENT 2nd Semester ln the capacity of Associated Stu- dent Body President, Lloyd Fiese proved to be capable and efficient. His cheery smile, with the rest of his 'fine person- ality, won him the position he so ably filled. His humbleness, faithfulness, and willingness made him the popular leader that he was. He did not push himself forward, nor did he neglect any line, but was always found ready, will- ing, and able at his post of duty. Truly his motto must have been Love Thy Neighbor As Thyself, because he was a friend to all. 'J ,L 1, I' . ' ' - ne, ,A 1 1534411-.95 ' t - ' 2'r'i ',n' l f-A-... RL13 , 1 F . , vw wits,-nw:--. in r 1 ,ffff ' P 'V lf.-f 1 E. WEEDON R. ARCHER R. TOSH W. A QCARTHUR L FIESE M. IENSEN M. HARER A. HERALD NI. ILER I. PATTERSON S fugelzf 0 Luzci STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President ...... LLOYD FIESE Vice-President . . ELLIS WEEDON Secretary . . . RUBY ARCHER Treasurer . . RUBY TOSH WALTER MUCARTHUR ALFRED HERALD MARILYN HARER MILDRED IENSEN JEAN ILER JACK PATTERSON STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Commissioner of Forensics Commissioner of Religion Commissioner of Social Activities Commissioner of Athletics College Sophomore College Freshmen High School Senior High School Iunior High School Sophomore High School Freshman ....-. fs -- -....-ff---,-.....i,......-..,,-.M,, Y- A-2 , -.W ,W -, , 1, Q, V- .r,,..FJg,. -4., we--L ,v,,- .Y A .,,.w.L..,., - V Q QF: - .. -wi ff lf... 11 ?'1i11,f,: ., , v::f,e'. l--. ,-M, , :- - S.-f' .fr-. H-'. --if. ir- -D '- L -, ... .. , 55- --.-. 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' - ff'f.:q..J- ' . 1. -..E -,f'f- wg'--. - '.1..1,v--f .11-....,I..4fv:--f:1' ' gd ' fe e , - -9-.f:1.rnxL.. ,f Msg.: Jani. -4 . 22025 :F-zuasiiug-fl-I :fi : 426,-Lf, . .l '- - -- --f----ee e--ef V ncaa faff FLORENCE WESTGARD Office Editor ALFRED HERALD Business Manager ESTHER MUELLER Art Editor VIRGIL RALEY Literary Editor DICK WINN Sports Editor ETHEL TOSH Religious Editor HELEN ALFORD Photo Editor MRS. GERTRUDE ARCHER Faculty Advisor Due to lack of space, We are unalole to place here, pictures of all those who Worked with tl'1e staii on this book. We Wish to give special recognition to these students who so freely gave ot their time and talent. Snapshots WILBUR TRACY Sales CLARENCE SODERBERG IOHN VIMONT WESLEY ROBB Ads. HOWARD FORDICE DONALD MCNICHOLS CHARLES BROWN Typists ESTHER KLOTZBACH ELEAN OR MFUELLER Ass't Office Editors EVANGELINE SIMPSON MARIORIE DAY ... ,, fifl 'l' 15' V 1 V Q. . , ,, S115-QQ., L' ,430 ,f'fw-4'l Y . , ,. , .,. , - ' I ' ,- X 5 ve- U VV , V. 'fi X. H -i ,.f1,.fiff.-'ft -f t ' , , J. - , IJ. , , ,,-.41 ....,:L'Q,Lf-.'-:JL fri, r' 5 x -f 'i ., - 1, - ng .Nr .new can - '. 'L f X a ' . --I . kfj. I X VM ,b,.--. J.. -,mfr ,.p,.-S t, l , W f ' r I , ' I Q L-wf-T , -,wr- ,. .Flu ,vhf',6u'.'.,fv- LT J . I V .. -'P' .0 - .19 fTf'!'j l ' X L . .,J,,,f,4f, . .f . .- . -. 1, f' - if- 'if'v4J ,l 5'L' lu, ' ', .1-fs Q L ' - ' ' - ... , 2 - f Y ,y-4,457-,.. NZQQ'-4 5 'M-'J 1, 5 ,ML if-4' f '3-f' , ,g, f j ff' ' f 2, ,t rv . - fs-M e- f 4 y,-,f,,,, --if 'P H 'T ' ' WALTER MQCAHTHUR LOUISE HAWES H f fr, L 455 ,A-ff-f-' -, ff :A 6 ' 1 ,rj fi 'I,,.+ Q. 4 THF 'X it ,- ,. E, swf'-N-e Af- --fri 5 1 ,dh fl sl- if-fi. 4-fx '- ' -Y ,PRL Y ,r 4:-f ., Q,--.1--ff V 85 jfklggi' ,LM,4.AC , f f it f. . The Yucca -Staff this year was ably headed by the co-editors, Walter MacAr- thur and Louise Hawes, to Whom rnuch credit is due. The Whole-hearted coopera- tion of the staff secured for them the success of this looolc. Through divine quidance and much prayer, the plan for this looolc was un- folded, and is now realized. 6 , ,Q it Y .4555-ffrgif' ' . , lf- AW- Y in ijsg-4 Q, N vi And he sdid unto them, cast the net on the right side oi the ship, cmd ye shdll find. They cast therefore, and now they were able to draw it for the multitude of fishers. John z1:s. Zqg HELEN BURNS Girls Quartet Vice Pres. Girls' Dorm. Ministerial Golden Gate Club French Club LLOYD FIIESE Pres. Assoc. St. Body A Capella Manager St. Store Soc. Chairman Class Class Rep. CAROL FLENTGE French Club Ashcroft Revival Band Golden Gate Club MARY GARBER Sec'y Ministerial, '37 Sec'y Class, '37 A Capella, '37 Ashcraft Revival Band was LOUISE HAWES President RUBY TOSH Vice-President RUBY ARCHER Social Chairman MARIORIE DAY Secretary Sap OWLOVZS The College Sophomore class is a group of spirit- ual, joyous young people with high ideals and a love of Christ in their hearts. One of the high-lights of the year was the initiation of the Frosh into the higher schools of learning, and this was climaxed by a party given at the beautiful and interesting home of one of our day students. This party Was followed by many such enjoyable social gatherings, all of which were ably chaperoned by our class advisor, Dean Davis, who takes a great interest in the sophomore class. Perhaps the most interesting experience of this class occurred on the annual skip, when eighteen sophomores left, amid pouring rain, for the snow-clad section of Big Pines. Due to a cloudburst in the moun- tains they Were forced back to San Bernardino. l-lere they were trapped in the raging flood Waters and consequently had the pleasure of being refugees for two 'extra days and nights. At least, they think they had the most original and unique skip days in all school history. -,v .Tn - . - .,.,,1...,l-, .. .N - V , . . . ,,.-4.u4,:': g if ' I 1' S31 ,..., 'ful in elk 15 l 2'Ef1l'i5ggV 3:1 A A A --f- -'---, ' -AW ---. . .1 y. Y...-k 4-,EY-1,1 ,, ' 4- :'. i '-'-'i,i:f.i1lQ,1fif43i',:v if-.fi ' - 1:5 'iI'- ' t .A, ' -- - , . -, ' -'K--1 3 '-- is .ff fn uw, , 'y' wmv - - ,, -,'i.,g--S. V: ,A ' -.- - . 'Sh , 1 -.-. 'vu' f- k .NU H' '- .Nr J-, - :--'- -'Q-M f . gf, v ,A 1'?7:f.lQ ,1'1'i 5--' -1, .jc -feeeaasx ' iv 'H'-f 21 2 ' 112 A, , X, ,v M, .+, ,, .-.V W e-, - ,.1t'.,,f,1t - ' R ' ivrrsg -if g --eff in v-' H -,,, .- 5, , d. .f-, 'tg' , , rn ' ' . -..j-.J .gp H51 - l-. -...uf-: 2 - ' -- ' ffltf.-,-,S-Q ' A 'f-,-31, 1 pi 11 1-5-ktrsg ' ' - ' -EW? Ii 1 A .T ---mf ., -Y' f, A . Y ,KH ,-3 , t'5.nx.- , fm- . , 474.2-1.-:ir..g-m,Lx,L:.. grpgrf-:L 'i'12F dE5Ib0l5f5'5: 5 'TL'Q..,ilf' ' .f X ' t mics-dg.zAsoN Treas? Class 2nd Sem. Varsity Basketball Team WALTER GROESBECK A Capella Ministerial BETTY HOHNSBEEN A Capella 'French Club Soc. Ed. Hilltop Sequoia Club WALTER MGCARTHUR Pres. A Capella Pres. St. Holiness Assoc. Editor of Yucca CalvarY's Carolers Pres. Ministerial, '37 Student Teacher MILDRED MUDGE Vice Pres. Ash. Rev. Band, lst. Sem. Ministerial, '37 A Capella, '35 Voice lst Sem. Tennis CHARLIE PYLE Orchestra Leader Student Teacher EVANGELINE SIMPSON Girls' Quartet Lib'n of A Capella Yucca Staff Pres. French Club Sec'Y Ministerial Sec'y Girls' Dorm Zncl Sem. PEARL TAYLOR Vice Pres. Ministerial, '37 Sec'y Bible Iuniors, '37 Vice Pres. Class Znd Sem. -:- a V' - ,.. .'-1 .- ,:' , ' ' fy, ...Le.l - ,, . 'T v' - ' . ,mr :H ?Ys,,y.IF:ii we .Arc . pig..- ' , ' -, - .j ' 5 ' '1.Q.fa'FT mf- -- -4 - -WY.-- - A vs...-:.ee1y -yzn -F, -Mf- t , .. F., ,..Q,,, -, A VY , ,.,-.. . -' 1 'f ' mx C ' . 'm'i'L' - 4' ,, L. tfhli- '2 f - --,-,. ' A .7 ., -- :fa 15 - ' -- ,, A, .a.,..,,.5...... ..-, ,.,,. ,,.f,.,.4 RAE ULRICH A Capella French Club, '37 IOHN VlMON'1' Basketball Treas. Class lst. Sem Pres. Sequoia Club Quartet A Capella ELLIS WEEDON A Capella Vice Pres. Assoc. St. Body, lst Sem. Quartet lst Sem. Golden Gate Club Debate CORINNA WILSON Girls' Quartet, '37 Vice Pres. Ash. Rev. Band, '37 A Capella Ministerial R. Abrams. H. Alford, R. Black. R. Carnahan. D. Binion. H. Ccleita. M. Cochrane. D. Evinqer, F. Ingram I. Innes, I. Cowles. R. Lewis. E. Ishii. O. Iensen. D. McNicl-mls, R. Pedersen. R. Edminster. B. Shadbolt G. Penmarx, W. Robb. G. Scott. E. Sullivan. W. Schenk. S. Tamura, D. Wallace. F. Westergard M. Willing. F. Wu. A. 1 1 'T' ., LY ,iw . L . - V .-,....-ff l ,W , D- -gt ff r nr D - . gg. D rr wr a N.,.14'ff M ' w ' -,,' .. - ,-- - Y Y W ' .-'X 1- A '----- Y --A - - :. . , 'S' ' T'.4 T 7 1 Q .Aff-' -H, -4 b -53.29, ..,, . a M,..,.,....,....--.. ,D . gras men We introduce the college freshman class, Which has been heard, felt, and seen throughout the past year. Although back- ward at the first of the year under sophomore jurisdiction, they soon found their place-and in the front ranks. Their enthusiastic support of Los Angeles Pacific College Was shown by the turn- out at athletic contests and every school affair. The class as a Whole was vitally interested in all programs of the school. They have shown outstanding leadership as Wellas versatility in every hs f t t.'F10-+5-sw 2 , p CI SO CICEQU-Y 3 . MNAXKQQAL-NAS JA. A-fxou...,, .SJ-rx .STG o--A ox-vx x xo TM AAG TWO G W3 TEM V'.Lo-.D..Q.ck mia ,QJ-QJ. '14 WMM ' A 54.93.-so aura- bike-Da -Sb Ms.. www Quan JLJ4. A-.JL W, -G. 5-is 1-X0--.fu Sao-vi-.-,-. ' y L Shim., rp... if l tl It x ln I, lf I.eROY SKIDMORE President DONALD HAMM Vice-Pres1dent IRENE MURPHY - Sec'y-Treasurer CLARENCE SODERBERG Soc. Chairman ll I 5, Remember'I1oW thy creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in them. g,,,1.,,1.,.,.,, 12,1, L S L00 . , 1 -- 1 X vr ' - ' N , -f . '11 4, ffv: .. .V , - - 'jul-, lf gn ,f'!Y-itfj A -1, ,H , ..',.L ' -ff :if--ffzqf. l -LW jf 15- 1 '1: Q,---'Y-lax: . . Arg! .... ,, f-wr--. .,f-,,,4 4 -4.1, .-- 7 f' V. .ig 1f--l- ---If .. 1 . Y?-r Y , Jgrlw. .,, , W M4 W L Y YA.,-- 14 Shi. any QA .ii . DOLORES BASHER Piano Tennis VIRGINIA COKE A Capella Voice Ashcroft Revival Band 5 ii is Sec'y Ash Rev. Band 2nd Sem. Fe-aiure Ed. Hilltop Spanish Club MARILYN HARER A Capella High School Quartet Class Rep, lst Sem. Vice Pres. Class Znd. Sem. HOWARD FORDICE President DICK WINN Vice-President PROP. VAN NOTE Faculty Advisor GRACE BENNIE Secretary if X91 X- it r f Z IZ L 0 Y' 5 1 pl A t The past school year has shown the students of Los Angeles I Pacific College that the Senior class has had plenty of pep and it also dignity. tl li Although the class has been few in number, they have been mighty and have had a part in being the pride and joy ot dear ol' L. A. P. C. Q vt One of the most important social events of the year was a Scav- enger Hunt, to which the Iuniors were invited as guests. Other t events were the annual Skip-Day and the Iunior-Senior banquet. W of' lvl Ay ggi l , ESTHER KLOTZBACH Sec'y Hilliop I-Iikers Yucca Sicrff ELEANOR MUELLER Tennis Champ for Class Spanish Club Ashcraft Revival and Yucca Staff MARIORIE MUIR Tennis Ass'i nurse to Miss Tcmner EDITH PERRY Vice Pres. Ash. Rev, Bcmcl 2nd Sem. Religious Ecl. Hilltop Sec'y Golden Gale Club Spcmish Club BRUCE RENNIE Pres. Hilltop Hikers Sequoia Club ANNA LEOLA THRASHER Ashcraft Revival Band .-'3 f bw ,P m yA,,,,f00ALbge3v M. Armstrong. A. Anhorn. L. Bounds. B. Davis. G. Dickson. D. Henderson. V. Hensley. G. Love. G. Siroryer. E. Mueller. V. Thornton. E. Tosh, E. Vcmderpool. H Mcxrguillun. M. Iensen. F. Lumberion. Donald Hanson. k .....-.-,i-....-.,?.....-,,:, .,,. . z. -- ---.1L--7- - 'ii' My fix.-.Q ,f P,.. 1111-Q l ' Q7 I Q 111-'f'L .Q , -r eip' QL. . 'WM . . 'J' ,.. . - ..-- Aff: H ,.. .N..,, , . .. ., .1-1 ,, --in 'f-75:--' U 5,gq--,,,fq: 1 Q , . . ,un 11, , , ,., ,, . . . xx-,M Jw . C71 . 1, M ,. , . 43 En '51 .lv T V ,, .411-E J ' - .-. V -W, , - - . - '- . . - .11 , I . v. . - .- f 2- .Q-. ' 'ew -A--pg... ,- - , , . ---f. , f. .ff M-, ,..., . , Nix: 'km Hg:-' ---13.1-54-L'-1 '. -if---1' j'1.-.-...W f gf ,, , L W w -1 '. :Y 4,,---- ,. .r , - .. Vzffbvl X . . .V ... ... V .. -N ,, X I.. 4, ,.. ,f1:-gL,f-,-ft-- dbx . P- jf. - , I' ,-.. . J. .. 1 ., , , 7- 4- --- V' - af.,-'gr ' nu, f'-P, . ' . , el ,Au-1,5-,G 1. .V . , -. H 4- ..l. zfzlif W5 --224-if-H ' ' 'f-'.-AL-.---4.52-1 -'L .11-.' fl, gf..- f ,:-- :f5 'j-'T' . , , ,-in-air... i IJ :wav of 4: .. . . Y..l.l.L--,I ELLA IANE BROOMFIELD President 4 J nu THE GUENTHER V P cl t ice resi en ALFRED WHITE Sec'y Treasurer EVA THURMAN Soc. Chairman sta ulziors The Iunior Class, with twenty peppy, ambitious youngsters, has led a brisk series of activities since the beginning of the year. The class sponsored a pic- nic at Griffith Park on October the fifteenth, as Well as other social events. The Iunior-Senior Banquet Was the high-light of the season. All members did their best to make this one of the best years in the history of Los .Angeles Pacific College. ' E. Armstrong, R. Blackmer. E. Graves. T. Hilborn, I. Iler, L. Magruder, M. Richardson. W. Turner. F. Vex-non. M. Engberg, V. Roberts. A. Lavistidu. . 3., . 1. . H ' A.,-C--5-. , - s . . iff '- , 'i -N311 A , nf: . . ' .A-Q'-ff J- '-41----131-His 4f1:'1' 4..-..... '.-:iz :v- -if f-- H A - -L- --1 WILBUR TRACY President BETTY IO HARRIS Vice President MARTHA BELOAT Sec'y Treasurer BETTY IANE HANSEN Soc. Chairman , 070 OWZOI' 65 These students are filled with enthusiasm toward making this the best year in school history. The 1n1 tiation ot the freshmen class Was an outstanding number among their various activities. . 14, . if' E gn-6 - ' j .. ' , 4 .Y14,?f,-i I , - ,--,,,, ,. . b '11 YA' 1 T--TSS V ,. .yr-, , ii' 1. Vi. J.--f'I5 '-5' 1- fu ill' Q l:'1f 1 -tv .--1 . ., Y. , fig, . , ., -1. i 35 j' ,' M.,-, W 75- j'- --- +,51!,L-f-ji. ,..--, ' - ,- - few, ,. A Y 0-4 , , , ,,, ,, . ,--.. L ' ' sz J..-...-e:.,.fe3Y: ee, 1.1!- 1 mi, 3-,fee-Neff., ,ff ' ' rg s-rin .1r,,t,.,.1E.,-W B. Abboti. D. Cochrane, B. Grunsbury, R. Harris. E. Linick, R. Lopez. K. Linick E. Mercer. I. Patterson, K. Perry. L. Prindle, R. Smith. A. Aye. B. Black. M. Heath gg-V65 172612 At the first of the year every freshman Was a little frightened at the thoughtoi coming to Los Angeles Pacific College, but of course We were so kindly welcomed that every trace oi fear soon disap- peared. The Sophomore class played an important part in making us feel at home, by giving us a very interesting party on October l5, which was a big success and greatly appreciated. ' CLARK HADDICK President GERTRUDE SMIDDERKS Secretary SYLVIA WOODSON A Treasurer W GERALDINE VAN GAASBEEK 7 Soc. Chairman ylfifggigg-W, 1 eu,,,,ef,-,ie ii 1-.V V 4 ,X If, Vwvw ,TZVTH I v And he saith unto them, follow me, cmd I will make you fishers of 1'1'l91'1-U' Mmahew 4:19. iqion 1 H Lx 11 xl T 1! H4 E v I K WI W U1 'I K Y l 'r ii F i' 'L 4 H gm ,VV Q 1, , 1 I ' ' 4 L-IFJ, fwfr, Y , , in- A fx , ,,-4, WW -. 2551? if ' 1, 'flliii' -L 'ff 1'4..'3i5A,E !3 ' , ' f if fwfr. . gfgft. .L-aw.. , - 1- 'v.i,-f.,.' 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I , ' Mt, ---1- A ,--. ,-:ffNt:f' .-, Q. 1 .ifg.Q,-i?55l'H,lifvtdb-, Lf-:Til T -1 ,...-,.:1i.,+., N1 ' .ag ,. - ' -L-n2: 1L':':: Q-,Q,,,.qgg, -xii! .fzwg - , ,. ,..,- .g-..,.H,,...., . iw, W V U 4 , ,J ,Q Q H --- . .4 x,u,,,,-., L+ -I,. LiiEznm?uL, .,f.:. g px .- ,. , ,-g...kL.1,4A..4.J, ., .gif-..'::'f.LT.Lxrg': fr-qffigum-.l DEAN LLEWELLYN DAVIS H. Boyd, F. Boyd. C. Brown, B. Claiborne, H. Iensen, C. Scxlstrcmd, F. Stcxix. P. Taylor. E. Vidal. M. Moralles. N .191-.. - - w . nw ,1 ,wf 1 4-1, , wnm- - - HIT N 'P'N. .,.Y , . , . . ...Q -V. 4-wi f ' C NY.-I , ,,.,,.,, ., w.K,.f:..-11. , . , , -v V . y ,L ...A -:f -- - ' , ' - riff? 1.11 'f' .ui rf , -H: Y Y gy , f-v--Lg, uf- , ' - , , - 2 ' f ' f F'- 4- - A'...-535:--....,V ---Q..--H , . W -- N- -, - ---4- ,,,g.,- ...ky-,..,,, . 1 ' gr., Y V ,- ff N11-'lwsfalf'-ff 3 M ' ' fin Lili.: , , V -i aff 1 W- ,HT - - ag -' A ,, ..- ,-,, ..-Q V I C . ' Q--rs, .' - ' 4, f' , . , .'...f.:-- - - -,,,,.....,.,..-.,,....., L. --n 1. ' -, 1. :-- --fr ' x - 4 vjggzzi ey !,,5,,,531 ,-,ALJ 54, Lg,-,VL awciigvg ,gmail . ..1,v::4L,.n.1: xg f T---- 1 l MIRS. GERTRUDE ARCHER MRS. MARGARET GREEN PROP. H. S. STEWART Hymnology Bible Folk Lore Greek Teaching Methods in Religion Archaeology ibfe offeqe After completing our third year of Bible College at Los Angeles Pacific College, we more clearly realize the purpose and importance of such an organization. Our standards are high, and therefore recognized by other accredited colleges. The Bible, coming to us as the inspired word of God and miraculously preserved through the ages, is our specific guide. Our one desire is that each student may come to a saving knowledge and experience the keeping power of Christ as his Lord and Savior. In II Timothy 2:15 we read, Study to show thyself approved unto God, a work- man that needeth not to be ashamed,- . We must have an intelligent understand- ing ofthe Bible if we are to live a truly successful Christian life. But this is not all-We are planning toward lives of effective Christian Service. Keeping this thought in mind, and with consecrated instructors to encourage and help us, we press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Iesusf' ilzisferiaf Gfssocivzfiolz The Ministerial Association has had one ot its most successful years. Under the lead- ership of Clarence Soderberg, the Association has been a blessing to the school, and has accomplished much for the Lord. A Week's revival at the Free Methodist Third Church and Sunday services in the Southern California conference have been held. Every other Tuesday night, the Ministerial group has held the mission service at the Ebey Memorial. Free Methodist Church. During the second semester the Ministerial Association had charge of the Tuesday morning chapel services. The young men of the group, who plan to become ministers, spoke in these services, which were a blessing to all that attended. ASHCRAFT REVIVAL The Ashcraft Revival Band, -consisting of all the Christian students, feels that it has ac- complished much this year. A group has gone each Sunday to the County Hospital to visit the patients, giving them scripture verses on attractive cards and speaking to them concerning their spiritual condition. Another division of our Work is the noonday prayer meeting from Which rnany have received spiritual uplift. Students are appointed each day to take charge of these meetings. l , '-:4:g::ix'f5 ,,l1-5' ' L-,in ' , f f f:,-,-, ' Under the direction of Virgil Haley the religi- ous organizations have enjoyed a glorious year in the Lord. Los Angeles Pacific College has been honored this year by having Walter Mac- Arthur as president of the Southern California Student Holiness Association. May God's richest blessing rest upon the seed that has been sown by our various religious activities this year. VIRGIL RALEY. Director e iqious rqcmizafiolzs ASHCRAFT REVIVAL BAND 'Z : fl2F':r - lf? pw wwf , !A- fl xy' -f-nu f is ,, 'A .ig .I '- j 1 A ' 1 ex ,,.r.x . .- V -.ff 5741- W ..y ... - ..,L,, I V ,. it . .,,,.X.,c,,:,:'L-1.1 g V ,. , V .,.,.., y.,, .,...,T, aw.. - .e Y -. Q V , Y L.lx31,.f.,,,,5,.r,-sagl,,2AmA4Wi- , , ,,,,-.' ,. ,. ., - - ' 1- 14 ,, , ,-, Q- r-e:.f1:::f.'ri::y,fs,,ug:F' 1 zip .4-:- - 37--M I Uzumbi, Natal, South Africa To the readers of Yucca : To be a good soldier, one needs to learn obedience to higher authority. To be a good general, one needs vision, wisdom, and executive ability. To be a soldier ot lesus Christ, learn obedience to His authority. In His wisdom, and vision, and command there is no mistake. There can be no cowards in either rank,-soldier or general. To be a general in Christ's army, one needs to learn humility, and to be cer- tain to follow orders from headquarters. Respectfully, and in His service, Your missionaries, REV. AND MRS. B. M. ANDERSON. E .V , Z. -1.1. ' I - V V---S -.. . . 3 A -V ,,.. , P' t mf. Qfssuv. Do missions pay? someone has asked. ls it not worthwhile that someone has been saved out of the heathen darkness ot a false religion, that others should find that sweet peace in sins forgiven-those who knew nothing of a loving God and His wonderful power to save? lf we could only see on every mission field the changed lives and shining faces, we would ever keep before us the burning challenge of the missionary work. EVELYN HADSELI.. . Yeotmal, Berar, India Dear Yucca Friend:- I-lere we are in India. We have Iesus, three fine schools, two farms, a Work- shop, four Evangelistic teams in our area which is about one-fourth of the India mission area. The unusual has happened this year. I just now baptized one Mohammedan, one head of a vil- lage of high caste called a Patil, one holy man called a Sadhu, and one out- caste man. The Sadhu, has two hun- dred followers, pray that they may all come. How is your faith for souls? Do you feel a certainty that if you pray there, God will hear in lndia? We feel sure it is, so PRAY ON. ln His Loving Service, FLOYD AND EDNA Purrsn. LLI' issioizaries 9217533 93-C52 5- 3 Mg- P, ,.,.. ., 4 Los Angeles, California Mexican Missions, begun with a vision of evangelizing the Southland immigrants, has now become a Gospel spearhead pen- etrating Mexico and an advance into Latin America. Two alumni of Los Angeles Pacific College, Miss Micaela Saavedra and Miss Candida Molina are now occupying a strategic and difficult post in Mexico and are responsible as missionaries for the evangeliza tion of a town of over 20 DUO people God is greatly blessing them and several hundred are attending the services and in the Sunday Schools Still greater adventures are awaiting the prepared and consecrated worker in Latin America B l-l Pearson .- 5 ' 1--if V vri 5247 -f ' ' TT ' '7 ' ' rf 'rr - - - - - '11--e:ff2 '.aL . 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A t ct3,132?f5.5:'Pxf-l'-i'-'- L N, ifvwlr ,qv ,. -...J .sr .-- '- ,I , -- . ,mms -- 5--1-...,g,,n ., 5. .5-..-'H ' uLfg ,LL-i.'::rZI:,71,':'f?V:Jfg,,.1 In? llc, if- i 5 ,r ' I V, t1f?'13'flff:,iffu,-ij-dl L ,,'ff'1v - 'lv ,fff 1',.-X ' -'t'f'5'39.95.b1v -1-it-v1 f' f' ' Y- - ' tl f f 4 . Fr' t f'f21 ' - -'-Q1.L1..:, L'---L-'-.-'M - ' -- ,- :,g4..:x,:-. ' -,. - , , X 'J ' ' f ' k -L - 11.5 -' .-.-. ' -- -wr , ' ,- 1' . 'N -11329 -1-gr? , . N Y 1Q,?t's: i - N - : A--if-ef----s Y -im 'T- -Aieig V nv iq.. .4 ,- I I- A,,, v V, , - --2 - .-L-cv-?!?fv-Wi' -' ' ' :::.. 1 Kikungshan, Honan, China Dear friends:- The present unrest throughout the world reveals the unsta- bility of character when founded on any other than Iesus Christ. Doubt, fear and mutual distress bring havoc to all concerned. Never has there been greater demand for Christian training, or more extensive opportunity for expression in Christian living in all walks of life than are presented today. Our Free Methodist Schools are making a great contribution to our church, and to all others associated with them. God is pleased with any sacrifice or hardship endured Which furthers their progress. May l-lis blessing rest upon all Who labor to make such institutions a success. We are happy to be included in the Yucca family, and count it a privilege to represent Los Angeles Pacific College' on the mis- sion field in China. Come over and help us. Yours in His service, E. P. and I-l. M. Ashcraft. A Y ,,.... mm ,,,L i ,,,Y Y, ,,,, A-T And they that Went before, ond they that followed, cried, soy ing, l-loscrnno: Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lorcl.' Mark 11:9. E 5 ? 1 w n l x J J E 2 L I I , r ' I LL 5 L c 4 I s , 'i ' 1 l I 0 mg 1 .I il 3 Q L L ' 'r if LI 'N xl 4 k P R. ARCHER, H. ALFORD. H. BURNS. E. SIMPSON E. BRCOMFIELD, E. MUELLER. E. TOSH, M. HARER VOICE H. ALFORD E. BROOMFIELD V. COKE M. DAY H. IENSEN M. MUDGE E. SIMPSON M. WILLING R. ABRAMS R. BLACK E. MERCER B. SULLIVAN A. WHITE V. RALEY H. ASHTON loice Oh, those terrific sounds that have been issuing forth from the voice studio! But really, the work accomplished by the pupils is remarkable and worthy of honorable mention. Our instructor came back to us with a new name, and the voice department was granted a new home-a cozy stu- dio in the little brown cottage. Stu- dents received courage and practical experience through the medium of sev- eral recitals. CALVARY'S CAROLERS 'Q' H. Asmon. v. RALEY, W. MucARTHUR, L. SKIDMORE A CAPELLA MRS. GERTRUDE ARCHER Voice Instruct r v ,. 'I t . , '2'Z,Ul7 p f, pm-. N Civfzfw ji-ffrfzff by Ji 'Z yCf4f 'VU f 1 MAE BRADBURY Piano and Theory Qgialzo Through a steadily increasing interest in the piano department, an assistant teacher was employed. The advance Work, intermediate phase, and beginning students comprised the three divisions. Much credit is due MissVBradbury for her untiring efforts in arranging recitals to present the aspiring young artists. Also Louise Hawes, the able assistant, should receive compliments on the progress oi her beginning pupils. PIANO STUDENTS ,.Y.. .. ' -L.. 4 .,1.-J-...ef - A -fiom, -.. I-l. Anhorn R. Abrams D. Busher M. Beloai R. Black E. Linicl: G. Dickson E. Graves B. Hansen B. Harris T. Hilborn C. Salslrcxnd I. Iler M. Iensen V. Thornton R. Ulrich M. Enqberg K. Linick E. Mueller W. Schenck G. Gleason F. Wu B. Black L. Hawes: R. Fordice: C. Graves: I. Sakai: M. Lamson: M. Fordice ORCHESTRA The newly-born L. A. P. C. Orchestra, under the baton of Charlie Pyle, pre- sented during the year of l938, a variety of entertainment for the pleasure of the student-body and friends, and in the furtherance of L. A. P. C.'s prestige as a progressive institution. Activities included chapel programs, banquet entertainments, work With the A capella in presenting an Easter Cantata, Christ Victorious, which was Well received by a fine and appreciative audience, and the climax of the year's Work, Around the World in Music, in which more than sixty-three students participated, fifteen countries were well represented, and hundreds of people were thrilled by its scenic beauty. Working in conjunction with the orchestra were The Fiddlers Three, com- posed of Charlie Pyle, Alvin Anhorn and Howard Ashton, and The Three Velvet Voices, a girls' trio combining the talent of Flora Mae Travor, Ruby Archer, and Helen Alford. And he commanded the multitude to sit down on the grass, and took the five loaves, and the two fishes, and looking up to heaven, l-le blessed, and brake, and qave the loaves to l-lis dis- ciples, and the disciples to the multitude. And they did all eat, and WSTS fillGCl-H Mnnhew 14:19-zo '-- '::r:'E'-1 'Q Ui. f cfivifies 15+ -'iii' 'ii -' ' '. 3 4' ' .'::1i'1.' HI X , Nh -'mir - , ,f ,, . , , - , , ,., ,.. ,711 . - 'QU ,. , f -gg, 'fi ??f,1+5g,Q5, XL-n.4i, A , L J H: M Q. f ,gf 1-gag ,f . -- M,-f - -v -- ff . 3 ' u - , ,Z - 1 ....4-wx - I 1-. A-mi x ww N1 f mam 'L ' 'H' -'MQf1 'w ' ' 1 w w wu'Mg15WfvFTW m ' y Y W E., H -' X. ., 1 - -5-4'-K v lr, ' .- 1531- 1- 5 .1 1 P-, -f-.fezgil-if:-544, 448531 a -: f1f f'T :':.1' '1 MV! JWHMHJM W all The girls' dormitory of Los Angeles Pa- cific College is under the able supervision of Miss Lou Tanner, a returned missionary from Africa. lt was through her efforts and prayers that our parlor was transformed into a delightfully modern and homey room, where the girls can entertain their friends with pride. Not only do the girls enjoy their social life but the love of God and prayer come first. Through the year, the girls have met in Miss Tanner's room for sessions of hurn- lole prayer: that has brought many girls closer to the Lord. , l rr 5 ornzifory The boys' have made definite progress in their dormitory life this past year in setting up a sys- tem of self discipline and organi- zation. Prayer meetings and heart to heart chats have made bonds of friendship that the years will not weaken. Every fellow has realized the need for Wholesome Christian traditions in the dormitory and the progress made this year is a splendid foundation. The aim of the boys is found inthe words of the Psalmist, Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity! Everyone of the boys Wish to express their appreciation for the kindness and Wisdom which Pro- fessor Van Note has manifested as Proctor this year. Hope you're back again next year, Prof! oysl ormifory Under the direction of President Lam- son, with the able assistance of Mrs Ger- trude Archer, the radio program was one of the main activities of the school. Those Who took part in the programs gained val- uable and practical experience and many have been blessed by our program. A few of those who took part in the programs from Sunday to Sunday are as follows: Calvary's Carolers, A Cappella Choir, Soloists, Flora Mae Travor and Mrs. Gertrude Archer, Organist Louise Hawes. President BYRON S. LAMSON 6L -' 1-gyjieiirfw tv E. SIMPSON A. WHITE D. I-IAMM D. HENDERSON H. BURNS R. CARNAHAN M. DAY MISS COLLINS B. HARRIS LIBRARY CREW ebafe Under the direction of Professor Demaray the debate squad Went to Bakersfield this year for a practice tournament With all California Iunior Colleges. An intramural debate tournament was also held in the school, the Winners of which received the new Demarary Debate Trophy. Walter MacArthur and Ellis Weedon composed one team while Virgil Haley and Iohn Vimont were together on the other team. Dewey Wallace, our fifth member was the extemporaneous speaker for the teams. DEBATE TEAM I. VIMONT V. RALEY W. Mac!-SRTHUR PROF. DEMARAY ' E. WEEDON W '- L ,1-gm .. V - l ' , 'V '- ' . A . ,4' , Im. : , ,, ' z.:l.yw -4 . '11 I 2 ' , U ,,.4,2, .. --. , ,I .W A Although this club was a small one, it has been very active this yearn Those who paid their Five Dollar fee to join the club have learned enough about photog- raphy to earn this much and more by taking and developing pictures tor the students. Its sponsor, Professor Walter E. Bagley, has set up the club's equip- ment in the basement of his home which he has used tor a dark room for some time and the boys have been privileged to use this room in which to develop, print, and en- large -their own pictures. GOLDEN GATE CLUB CAMERA CLUB This club gets its name from the beautiful Golden Gate be- tween San Francisco and the Pacific Ocean. Those who constitute the membership of this club are students who live north of the Ridge The advisor this year was Miss Winnie Hathaway, whO, with the twenty-one polars, made the c l u b ' s activities rather unique and interesting. tv .... - n- ,.-.n.r- -. L ART DEPARTMENT Gfrf Qeparfmenf The Art Department of Los Angeles Pacific College has seen a very busy year. There are more students interested in art this year than there have been for some time. There are twenty students in Professor N. L. Smith's class, with college and high school included and under his direction 5 this class has made remarkable progress. l-le has taught them how to do por- traits, and scenes in oils, crayons, charcoal, and Water colors. Some beautiful work has been turned out by these aspiring young artists. Another branch of this department has been the commercial art class Which was organized the second semester with Walter MacArthur as its teacher. This class of fifteen students has done much in advertising the activities of the school by making posters for different occasions. .TV n, ' - . A-54? Q3 lf. QLMWDW ... V N . WN, .l Dj!!! fill' N! it 1 . qw ,,.. in WAITRESSES i The lives of the dorm students have been made much happier this year by those who have Worked in the kitchen and served us such qood meals. Our happiness has been increased also, by the courteous service ot the Waiters and waitresses. Mrs. L. K. Welty, who is the chef in the L. A. P. C. kitchen, was absent during the greater part of the first semester, but Mrs. S. E. Van Note, Mrs. Welty's assistant, Wonderfully filled the vacancy. One serious accident took place during the year when Mrs. Guenther tell and broke her hip and was obliged to spend some weeks in the hospital. KITCHEN CREW A ,. . . . - vr ' 1. A. , A. . . ,,, , . , V- K f - . - +3-' -- ' - '34-'L,.2i. ' , U. '- V- t t 4 . -, ' - - . , - :V ,-wg as ,. 75, . ' H1 ygfiif' f - - ' , ,lgji-JJ., 4l.,g:,,L Q taxis? , ' it Qf.:f'!lff'fl1 Ls., Q' -N A i -4- we 'Ti .. Lk' ,,.gfff-'f 'p7'.g., f- 'i ' V-7 '3r-1: , , ' ,,g.-,lu v. -,.,., ,.. Y V V J gf! , .j allrig!!'2l,g'.,kr'7,f' H . jg., V ' ' ' ' 'Z ' . 'Q-'dl ' 1 -Q-.Qfff 'T 5, L' ..'E'5QQ,9f.f2 f-'v' 'y f ', , - ' Rslfx' ,. g' gf... 1 . K x15'f','L ' ' ' ' 7 -, .1 ' -T ,EQ 4 . l ..5wf3'-3,5 , , Q 5 , , W' 4- 1, . ' -W I .- A Y-fl-Lum. E 55:Q,,g:,,,g,g,,4, -Q . ,-,, , ,1,,f -1s.g:i4E4L2--'-3l.f,,Ysg, ' W .v.,-m',f.- 5 4.4.1231 '.'- -.eau --sr -. T' ll il S p cz IZ i 5 ll G f LL L This club was organized at the beginning of the school year l lout Was inactive until the second semester. Among many interest- l ing things that were done, the club made a trip to Olivera Street and had a dinner in one ot the Spanish restaurants there. Also, the club sponsor showed moving pictures of Mexico and Spain at one of the club's meetings. A , The officers of this club are: president, Alfred Whitey vice-presi- dent, Iean llery secretary, Eleanor Muellerg and sponsor, Prof. Harry Harper. SPANISH CLUB 7 'r A ' A ' ln V- W Y' 1 , . ' ' ' 1, . L , H . 0 X '- , :Ui .,.,,, , , - i Nl .FL . . lv , K 4 Q.. ee so , ,,g,, ., ,L stand you! Why of course you can't ex- pect to understand ii you don't STL1ClY Your daily lessons and come to our French club meet- ings. The purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to inspire the stu- dents to speak French and to give them a desire to learn more about French customs. SEQUOIA CLUB With the echoes of the commencement address still ringing in their ears, seven- teen Sequoians packed and Were oft for ten glorious dC1YS in CI lCI1'1d Where Nature iS at her best, Twilight trails and snow capped crags beckoned from everywhere. 'This year the club again yielded to the lure of God's great out-of-doors and re- turned to their quiet carnp on Tokopah River. f Under the direction of Professor Bagley, Iohn Vimont took over the duties which Marshall Fiese so ably performed last year as president of the club. With Howard F ordice as Vice President, Grace Rennie to Write ot activities, and Eva Thurman to collect dues, the year was a success for the Sequoia Club. x tv -. , ln. ., 1- - , w , , -T , '-.--1:.,,1ccL.- lbiiuif' A-L, I :'1. f. -Z -an-esgn,-r.f fees LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Comment allez vous, mon- sieur? Wha-aa-a-t? l don't under- lb, mix I. VIMONT I. INNES H. ASHTON W. MacARTHUR D. MCNICHOLS E. WEEDON A. HERALD V. RALEY g . . . - L lm W tt. SINGING WAITERS HILLTOP HIKERS There are students at Los Angeles Pacific College who enjoy hiking. The group was under the supervision of PI Of9SSO1' Bagley, WlI1O GSDGCKIHY GDJOYS the winding trails. The president of the club is Bruce Rennie: Vice President, Dick Winn: Secretary, Esther Klotzbach. This year the hikers have visited Big Tujunga Canyon, Strawberry Peak, San Gabriel Peak, Mt. Wilson, and Old Baldy. ' Those who participated have found it to be one ot the big interests of this school year. e. nl MARILYN HARAR DICK WINN' Associate Editor Editor HILLTOP NEWS Second Semester 51, ,f-' -' 1 4 - .Y s- ,-....,- :.:L, A change in election the sec- ond semester brought to the po- sition of Hilltop Editor, Dick Winn, Who Was ably assisted by a staff which through their tireless efforts and sacrifices, presented the Hilltop before the student body every other Week. A larger and more complete paper was issued the second semester covering every phase of the regular school li f e . Sports, features and religious activities were imparted to the student body in a new and in- teresting Way through th i s channel. EE r RUBY ARCHER L ! Z f 0 HELEN Au-'oRD MILDRED JENSEN FLORENCE WESTERGARD HOWARD FORDICE ALICE DICKSON EDITH PERRY ALFRED WHITE MISS COLLINS Advisor GLADYS DICKSON DEWEY WALLACE BEA SHADBOLT P Although the Hilltop staff Worked under very adverse conditions, the paper was pulo- lished containing various tea- ture articles, and accounts of social events. A newly intro- duced Who's Who also added much to the interest ot the publication. With'the sports section and usual run of stock jokes, the Hilltop News Won its place among the student activ- ities. Sfaffs MARIORIE DAY GLADYS DICKSON ALICE DICKSON MILDRED IENSEN DICK WINN GRACE PENMAN BSTHER KLOTZBACK IOHN VIMONT RUBY TOSH MARIORIE COCHRANE Associate Editor NEWS First Semester I 1 1 e ll lll 3 l I t 5. lt it L I: Y t ll . l 1 I. r l 1 i v I i I ll t I li I l t l l l l A W , l t I l 'J t I i r 1 '5' W L q S f Q? ,W MP Mgr M' UQ Xfjcfyfwpff KM q XJ. 1 wlyufl Q, X A uf wif? FMMJP J W Q V955 My 62, MW ,. Ny? Ja' W1 , I LV!! 365k The Girls' Varsity Bas- ketball Team did not play many games this season, lout did make a rather ex- cellent showing in all that were played. During the season such outstanding games as the two games played with the alumni headed the list. The first game with the alumni resulted in a tie score of l7-17, so a second g a m e W a s scheduled, which proved to be a close game again, but with vic- tory in the closing minutes, netted the home team a ezfhaff 3 'Za ' J fc .. ' f ' T agp-:C may v.HENsLEY 1. ILER M. JENSEN R.Pr:DEnsEN f:.'rHUnMAN M.H1CHARDSON H. ALFORD score of 29-27. R. BLACKMER I wdligbdu QIZJ BKLSELQH ' -1.1 5 .. .- 1 ,- joys' jaskefbaff Under the direction of Coach S. E. Van Note the boys' varsity basketball team has performed splendidly this year. For the most part, the members of the varsity were new material, which accounts for the losses that the team suffered. ln spite of this handicap the boys were apt pupils and rapidly learned the principles of basketball. The Panthers lost the first few games they played, but as the season progressed, the team built up a fast-breaking offense I. INNES I. VIMONT Wt r v. RALEY ., D. WINN I. SCOTT D. HAMM and a strong defense. PROP. VAN NOTE H. ASHTON The list of games played and the resulting scores are: lanuary 14, l...A.P.C., 23, Y. T C., 25. lanuary 21, L.A.P.C., 395 Beu lah College, 46. lanuary 28, L.A.P.C., 135 South ern California Bible School 28. A February 5, L.A.F.C., 391 Y. T C., 33. February 18, L.A.P.C., 327 Se- attle Pacific College Alumni 33. February 25, L.A.P.C., 425 Whit- tier Free Methodist Church, 23. I 3 0, ' N2 W ' IH W 5 A What Wilt thou thot I shall do unto thee? And he sotict, Lord, thot I may receive my sight. And Iesus sctid unto him, Receive thy sight: thy faith hotth sctveot thee. Luke'19:41-42 ...,. -..nw-x2'W'F ' , , umni T f,,f',y+ e' r . ., , - 1 ,fffll ' 3 4- L nr-,- 117 . i-33,4 .gzfk . J, pr 1-L , . ff ,,.,, , .,..vN. f-f , 'N - I i V:-Vg: A-'I'-I . - 'ff 1 Fai? 1: N522 I Y , V, -L q , - , -Q- lr 1 .R v -VN , ,... .-5,.,,f,Y . -.' - , H . 1, , . , .1 - i 1 -+ w-mhz W , -X A fa.-1 N a L - 1 x. , ,.'.. . 1.-.1-. ..g, J- 1, I LQ 'gg -.Q Y , , , -.,,-- , 44.3, ff Af-5 gi-, f Mr. and Mrs. R. Sumner-'31 H. Cochrane-'35: G. Beclrdorif-'36 O. Hamm-'31 Ccrser iamily-'26, 27, 31 Mr. and Mrs. D. McLaughlin '36 B. Peters-'31: L. Ebelinq-'30 T. Lehman-'35: C. Bishop-'33 Mr. and Mrs. N. Hearsi-'33: B. Simpson-'33 Prof. F. Andrus Mr. and Mrs. R. Watson-'31, '34 R. Molina-'20 Miss F. Noyes.'08 H. Shiqekcxwa-'36: I.. Alford-'35 D. Wheeler-'33 ' ' R. Qavisii- 11 Parker family-'13. '33 Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill-'36, '29: C. Bishop D. Clark-'36: Prof. Ward. R. Shanklin-'36 :-l.,, A . j...4, -V pw , . , . ' f u-J xg. ':- , ..:.-,':.L- 'W - '-., '. 'fb' '7 H .-,,- - I-. ' ' 4.-.-1 'L - . . -' NIS' l .Q ui P ,X Y' Eh Y I , L Mr. and Mrs. L. Green-'29, '22 I.. Gailey-'37 Mr. and Mrs. W. Lockwood-'28 Mrs. and Mrs. A. Mammoih-'34 Mr. and Mrs. F. Ames-'25 Mr. and Mrs. V. Lungren-'34 V. Lehman-'37: M. Ulrich '35 I. Cathey--'35 Mr. and Mrs. I. Lockwood-'25 Mr. and Mrs. H. Black-'14 H. Mcxydew-'37 F. Hunting-'36 Mr. and Mrs. R. Swift-'23 F. Broomfield '32 B. Biddulph-'36 D. Smiih-'37: E. Hartzler-'37 Mr. and Mrs. W. Hurt-'26 Mr. cmd Mrs. Rhyncrrd-'09 W. Hathaway-'33: H. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. L. Ford-'36 Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill-'36, '29 Mr. and Mrs. H. Beckwith-'34 E. Schumuck-'28 L. Hart-'29 Rejoice with meg for I have found my sheep which was lost. Luke 15:6 W I ,xv iw, ., ,-, , ,, ,....,...- ..., ,.i,- ,...,f,f. H ' : f-'M-be -'A if -1 -+'Fmr:-H, A Y ' ,, ,W W ... -v' ,'ZYx f'. ' E .,.A In ' , , ,. ' I ,- Jr ---, , '7-nie' -' -- --4 --... ' f-4-'Rx . 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' w 5 44, V Tv . ,, 4 'lg ,,: Y .: M,-V,,.w,5-X-: 1 I El X F e M .--b.g-vp.-,.,r, gif Q' 1 ' x L I w H'- 5, ,-,' --- - . .. f I i,1,,jN4 , fi 1 .- I g:'E+15,,..-- -,1Y:....L,.i.,:,, f.- j-., 1.,-: Y.j4r, '.. ' 'razwxx-:I-gr L' xf ' Sf: ill-f 5-L-7iJ ':'iL'2i-5 L , E Q 1 1 1 5 1 , I 3 1. Q. . , W ,I I ., I i. . , .. X 2 ? E. Z 11 'Q IV F ' L L, '. F. Q E b L 1 1. if 1 iz A :' f 1- Is ,s y, A V . . , 1 5 2 1 1 A . 1 N , W , , . 1 1 M J , , X! , 7,1 'A' 'k 'k 'A' 'k ir. IZQQD in-l --0-Qi' ---.J i l I J J 5 .dlzfirmary Under the competent direction of Miss Lou Tanner, with the assistance of Dr. W. l-l. Coke, oi Pasadena, the school physician, Los Angeles Pacific College has enjoyed the added advan- tages oi an iniirmary this year. Located in the Girls Dormitory, the old candy room has been transformed into a Well equipped hospital room. Now, bottles, bandages, splints, White curtains, scissors and all, supplant the once stuck up candy room. First aid is ably applied to all suffering students, and when the need for higher medical assistance arises, Dr. Coke is always on hand. Our thanks go out to the Missionary Society, who have greatly aided in making this real necessity an actuality. M- ....-, ,. -V-4 r 54: - fa- Qi,:u:n+L.n.l:- V. --J -igf-tif 1 Q afrazzs We, the Yucca Staff of 1938, Wish to extend our heartiest thanks and congratulations toyou, Whose sacrifice and help has been instrumental in making this the largest and best Yucca ever published. May God's richest blessings be with you and abide With you always. fe ,WWW MW ' z:f5f?5w2fWZ,'??W MJ! W M .pliments 'f'2'9w25ff5fW W M i ff, if W of Nw ,ff gf y y MTUDENT BODY STORE www Buy from yo Student Body Store Own College C Compliments of SUNSHINE LAUNDRY, Inc cmd SUNSHINE ZORIC ODORLESS DRY CLEANING U CI-lpitol 6161 Greetings from the CREW of the GOCDD SHIP GRACE at anchor in the HAVEN OF REST n First Mate Bob Paul Myers Kenneth Nelson, First Tenor Clarence Soderberq, Second Tenor Ernest Payne, Bass Robert Bowman, Baritone Lorin Whitney, Orqanist KFI - 640 Kilocycles KECA - 1430 Kilocycles Thursday, 10:30 p. rn. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday, 5 p. rn. 3:15 p.rn. A MESSAGE TO L. A. P. C. GRADUATES FROM S. P. C. You will ncoefr 7'6g'I'9t continuing your college course in this, another splendid Pacific Coast School SEATTLE PACIFIC COLLEGE A Four Year College of Arts, Sciences, Education, Music, and Religion FULLY ACCREDITED BY NORTHWEST ASSOCIATION INTERESTING STATISTICS College enrollment in 1937-38 .....................,,............. -E .........l 353 High schools represented tin freshman classi ..,.....,.. .... 4 9 Membership in the junior class .......,...,...........,.........,..,..,.,... .... 9 4 States represented in student group ...l.......................................,... I8 Foreign countries represented, ....,..........,......,........,,...... A ...,,,,..... 4 Students engaged as Sunday School teachers and officers ....... 80 Dormitory family taveragel ........,........,......,......... - ......... - .......,..... l38 Graduates and former students entering missionary work ..,..... 68 Graduates and former students entering the ministry ........,,, . i- l2U Intellectually Alert-Socially Wh,olcso4ne-Spifritually Alive PERTINENT FACTS Fully accredited by Northwest Regional Accrediting Association. Possesses a beautiful eight-acre campus. Located near the population center of Seattle. Plantconsists of seven buildings. Campaign now under Way for new auditorium. Founded as Seattle Seminary in 1891. College work introduced in l9lO. Twenty members of the staff have the Master's degree or equivalent. At least one-third of entire faculty have the doctorate degree or required course work for such degree. Eight faculty members have traveled or studied abroad. A Balanced Prog?-am-For a Balanced Personality SIGNIFICANT OF FERINGS Standard Four Year Arts and Science Courses leading to the B.A. B.S. degrees. Majors available in leading academic fields. Three Year Bible Institute and Four Year Theological Courses. Three Year Normal and Four Year Teachers College Courses. Four Year Course in Music leading to B. A. degree. F our Year Nursing Course leading to B. S. degree. Complete pre-professional courses for the pre-dental, pre-medic, . and pre-law student. 1 SUMMER QUARTER OPENS lUNE 20 FALL QUARTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 27 For Catalog and furtlzcv' 'infofrnz.at'ion, write SEATTLE PACIFIC COLLEGE Seattle, Washington Philip E. Ashton C. l-loyt Watson Registrar A President THE FIRST FREE METHODIST EBEY MEMORIAL CHURCH AND MISSI ON 606 East Sixth Street Los Angeles. California The Lord is in His Holy Temple ,' Let All The Earth Keep Silence Before Him. The earnest desire of this church is to interpret the spirit of Iesus in Gospel Message, Song, Personal Experience and Service. r L. GLENN LEWIS MINISTER fix 1 E J YA Ang kvxz f at-c fx ' f-ILS fjfh L 'Cll -L , f NT if -nf ,S f S 11. Fai l Q - .l'5l'EiiiT1E5' ' 'A Sf f Q P E 4, 0 A.Lx . '.5 J- VIZ -if-13' -- will l I 5 u f' SI? , S- I ll . i, M ljl ig r Hlllllllllll g MM e-9511, ,. In , v.1vIH rg Q7 , f ,zefiffieff re f 7- -ll ii . ' I :ik -A -iii. V 11 QE C T , I 1 1' I' X .. r People of all nationalities and creeds will receive a friendly welcome to the fellowship and services ol this church. Enter Into His Gates with Thcmlcsgiving and Into His Courts with Pfraiseg Be Thankful unto Hifm, mul Bless His Name. -Psalmist. n-Te V1--f-em? -- rr ..-fg:'TJf'? ff:i'J i' fi 'T ' -i42. :'. 5wli5v-fi. :'f': ' ' ', ' ' T -'f Q , , V : ',gfg,'x, ,vt-,-.1.f,g,ila5,,kj.g ..Q'1l7 : l ITf?!,4glvE?.I55' - - M,-.R Le: Wersi.-ur 521551-f-ft f'f 'i?ilr,-,rN , , ,W 9' ' ' . ., A ' ffl.. 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They believe in God the Father The Son, and the Holy Ghost, They believe in loving each other Because God loves them most, They visit the sick, and help the poor, They support their School, and then some more Oh, may this church keep her lights aqlow, Until she reaches that Heavenly Shore. E. I. A. ' E. I. Atkinson. Pastor the church with a warm welcome to all WELCOME TO LOS ANGELES PACIFIC COLLEGE They Enter to Leam- They Leave to Serve. Stctrt the Middle of September or the First of February- lover! NOT MORE MINISTERS BUT MORE MINISTER ir ir it Christian Workers in this day MUST KNOW GOD and be able to lead others to Hirn KNOW THE BIBLE and how to use it KNOW THE CHURCH and how to bring men and Women into her fellowship KNOW LIFE and how to guide the church to serve the present age. 'k'k'k You can open the door to a new day tor Christianity by directing your students and your gifts to- LOS ANGELES PACIFIC COLLEGE 5732 Ebey Avenue Los Angeles, California High School A.B. and Th.B. Degrees ili' l ' i 'i' li'i ii Los Angeles Pacific College Los Angeles, California Gentlemen:-Please send me without obligation: High School Bulletin .......r,...... College Catalogue ,,...,,.. Application for Admission. .,r,,.. Application for Scholarship. ,.... .,., Application for Work ......,.,.,..,. Modern Prayer Miracles -r,.- Radio Sermons. ..,.,..,.,,.,.. Enclosed find mY qitt for: Meal-A-Week 35 ..... Radio S ..........,.....-... Scholarship S .....,..v. Name ,....,,.... Street, ,....,,.. A city A-,,,,,,,,c,V,,- , ,r,.,-.,,r,,,,,, ,,,, i..,... r ,t..,,.,. . . .. ,r..rr.,..,., r- ..,......,....,,. - ,.., . ..,. W- 'COLD ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH' O ASSOCIATED ICE DISTRIBUTOR Air-Conditioned Refrigeration O W. R. CORSER RIchmond 5311 Compliments of CLAUDE W. FORDICE MoDERN APARTMENTS Norge Refrigeration 282-2845 THORNE ST. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Phone ALbony 1559 V ,AW Hermon Free Methodist Church REV. E. P. BOYD Pastor The Los Angeles Pacific College Vine Covered Church Monterey Road at Wheeling Way STUDENTS CCRDIALLY WELCOME Y 0 5 YA 4 -niigb, fig 'mess fsvlf -,.,,,-,, ..v.. aavsdvf :QPF ,531-5 ':5!:h. .. QM 1165- -ez: 1 U 15339 312: ' ,:32z:f 33.1-g.: O QIIZTV LOS ANGELES PACIFIC COLLEGE 'k AWKWW W W M gf W W MSW 11 wt , , ' I M 'Z' : is ycree: O cl ie Y If ,5 I I , ff t itt e crults oun ez HD M To stri o be e .h d dies ' , SM e b lb the 1 rn' fou W JU ff? pr ITO no I --ein ,ci se 1 . ,' cr , 3. .- er unt' . each it, 75,2 J see M051 ri 1 3 se XM IM, WW B wg! ho, ' .' W J ! A BIEN f of WALTER MQCARTHUR CHALK ARTIST 'A' ir i' 5732 Ebey Avenue Los Angeles, California f me nn W f M' nf e fe.. 1, -,,.,G,.. F r -, .iw-+'?fg!v3 -. ff-sq.. ::Q....,, : L A 'W:.:,if3,'g?1fg:,l.,f14eusar.':a.-N, Q Y V Y 4 . I ,,.. W., my 5 , - . L. 1' ez' I 4, W., . 5 . Y' A 1, 'tm Q J A e .4 V. W. 4 -. ,f,-.- ..4....-.V ,CW 1-5' -L-Q, ' - ' -.+V-f-f.f.2 , .aw- 4 ?W.n' n -ff ' 4 ,,4.. . 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Railroad and Steamship Salvage at Bargain Prices GROCERIES - DRY GOODS - FURNITURE HARDWARE, IRON and STEEL 1209 South San Pedro Street LOS ANGELES Plfiospect 2043 Come to Redlands Where Orange i Groves and Mountains Meet You Will Receive A Corclial Welcome At The FREE METHODIST CHURCH Colton Ave. and Webster Street D. C. LAMSON, Pastor WW A. G. BALL B. E. ILEB. Economy Tire Market 12100 Santa Monica Boulevard TIRE 61 BATTERY SERVICE At Bundy Drive Wholesale and Retail Wesi L. A. Phone 37005 R J.. !F.,'x L, Ni .. l ji, V' y, , . I I .y I .5 ,I- NOW T0 TAKE OUT ' For a Meal that is K Deliciously Different or for YOUR NEXT PARTY NvNwwv - Take Home Dur AAAAAAAA., CHILI IIONIE MADE TAMALES ITALIAN F A M 0 U S SPAGHETTI In Any Quantity - Always Ready A.-vsfa. 24 COURTEOUS HOUR SERVICE 6214 Pasadena Ave. HIGHLAND PARK-CL. 69395 A D D ee VAN 6. STORAGE CO. MOVING Golden State Company Ltd Local and Statewide o O PRospect 9331 E. 6060 North Figueroa St. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. L. BUSK ALbanY 0159 Neighborhood Warehouses , .-.a.....,...- .-,,..,.,:.:,.- .T --'fl ,' 'S A ixeglwls. - A f f'2T?5+' Compliments of IVERS DEPARTMENT STORE 5801 No. PIGUEROQA. AVE. Los Angeles, California Featuring Nationally Advertised Merchandise ' COMPLIMENTS W. A. MacArthur 3720 E. ANAHEIM ST. Phone LONG BEACH, CALIF. LB. 862-87 HOLLYWOOD MATTRESS CO. 4617 YORK BOULEVARD Mattresses and Pillows Renovated New Mattresses and Box Springs Made to Order Trailer Cushions and Inner-Spring Mattresses Phone ALbc1ny 5608 H A W A 1 IA N GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS CHURCH HYMNS PROFESSIONAL MUSIC PROP. S. E. VAN NOTE 5732 Ebey Avenue 19110119 Los Angeles, Calif. CLevelcmd 67024 . I l l X I 744k Wg, c2,444L QOmD1i ' ,ao ' W1-WJJL I , 0 Mk I Q' fgwf'-1 ff' Q 'J ' f rd? 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