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

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Kneellng Betty Ann Tompklns Sharon Eddy Standing Marlene Romlne Dave Sanders Joellyn Paul X ELI LE ADERS The vlbrant enthusiasm of our pep squad has repeatedly led our teams to vnctory vac tory that mlght otherwise not have been ours Every game found Dave and the four co eds with the quality and sportsmanship that has brought our school splnt to a new hugh thus year Thelrs was the pnvllege of cheenng our flrst football team theirs as the rlght to accept our acknowledgment of a job well done Ths concludes the fall sports for baseball The Homecoming crowd warms up for a PANTHER spell out tennls track and fueld events see supplement l l 7 f .J 4 85

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HIGH SCI-IQOL SPORTS This year the Preparatory League pro- vided a level of competition that seem- ingly exceeded the Panther potential. But, even though outmanned, the Pan- ther athletes never gave their opposi- tion an easy victory. Probably the high- light of the year was the increased interest and loyalty on the part of Pa- cific students. Some of the largest turn- outs in recent years promised the rise of the Panther forces once again next year.