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

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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

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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.

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