University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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The Exponent oi.. 1 Los Angeles, California No. 1 Inasmuch as the Los Angeles State Normal School commemorates this vear its tn enty-fijth anniversary, the Class of Summer 1907 deter- mined, so far as possible, to ma}(e its EXPONENT representative of the life, achievements and character of the school in the trventy-fifth year of its successful existence. At this season rve rejoice not only in the prosperous and highly satisf actory career of our Alma Mater, but also in the hope, noiv amply sustained, that she rvill, in the near future, be possessed of a nelp home rvherein she ivill be able to be of possibly greater service to her children. In view of past and future, therefore, we desire to contribute our part in mailing this a jubilee year — memorable not only to students and faculty, but to all the graduates and friends of the Los Angeles State Normal School. In the preparation of this issue of the EXPONENT we have aimed to secure for it the character of a souvenir — valuable as such to every possessor. It has not been possible, in the midst of the multitude of school duties and labors, to produce what might satisfy the most exacting require- ments in literature and original art, but we have sought to communicate to our friends something that will show them the spirit of the school and also remind them of the members of the Class of S. ' 07, their student associates, and the teachers whose companionship and helpfulness have been so freely given. We take advantage of the opportunity to thank those who have helped the staff with the preparation of the EXPONENT. For its faults and deficiencies we are solely responsible ; whatever success We may have gained is in large part due to the service of those who have cooperated with us at almost every step of our undertaking- The photographer, Mr. Howland, deserves special mention for the kindly attention he has given to, and the service he has rendered in, the artistic part of the work. To the firms that have favored the EXPONENT with advertisements we are especially grateful, and would bespeak for them the patronage of our readers. Much of the quality of this issue is made possible by the adver- tisers, our official photographer and the kindly interest of our printer and publisher. The Neuner Company. The EXPONENT but voices the sentiment of the Class of S. ' 07, and of the entire student body, in wishing for Los Angeles State Normal School as successful and profitable a period during the next quarter century as it has experienced throughout the last twenty-five years. MARJORIE CURTS, Editor.