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

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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

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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-

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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