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

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irnw Carol Larkins, editor. T Howard Wilson, ASs ' T EDITOR. M. Vallria Lee, literary VIR.6INIA E. HlLLLR., AR.T GrACL A . HU55Y, SOCIAL

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BMtodal Staff Carol Larkins T. Howard Wilson - Valeria Lee Mabel Luther Virginia Miller Addie Larkins Adline M. Combs Edith Jones Grace E. Hussey Dorothy Bond Florence Greening - Nell Ratliff - Arthur D. Brant Geo. J. McDonald Elsie E. Crowley Walter Kressen Rhuamah Smith Mary T. Dinneen Editor Assistant Editor Literary Editor Assistant Art Editor - Assistant Assistant - Assistant Social Editor Assistant Athletics and Organization - - - - Assistant Assistant - Assistant Alumni Editor Business Manager - - - - Assistant Assistant In the editorial word to the readers of the Exponent, brev- ity can easily be its redeeming virtue. The rapid approach of the commencement season which will end the days of the Summer Class of ' 08 in the Los An- geles State Normal School may be allowed to be a proper reason for the expression of our feelings of joy, mingled with sorrow: joy as we begin a new stage on life ' s highway, sorrow as we bid farewell to our Alma Mater. Our days here have been filled with work and play, profit and pleasure, and we have been favored in finding friends, comrades and helpers whom we shall not willingly forget. It is not easy to say Farewell, but the broad path we have traveled while here now seems to divide almost endlessly and each is called to follow his individual way with its special duties, privileges, pleasures and deeds. Our best wishes for the success of each, whithersoever his way leads, we hereby convey to our classmates and fellow students, our teachers and friends. To the members of the staff and all who have contributed to the preparation of this issue of the Exponent; to Miss Gere, Dr. Howe, Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Kent and Dr. Smith, of the Faculty, for their counsel and assistance so generously given at all times, we take this opportunity of expressing publicly our thanks and appreciation. Whatever merit this Exponent may have is largely due to their sympathetic cooperation and valu- able advice in all parts of the work. For those who have so liberally advertised in this number of the Annual, we desire to bespeak the patronage of the stu- dents and friends of the Normal School. It is needless to in- timate the absolute reliability of the firms whose names ap- pear in our pages. CAROL LARKINS, Editor. June 15, 1908.