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

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Editorials yi RESSWARD Ho! Thankfully we breathe a sigh of relief as Monday morning dawns fair and bright, for we marshal our forces into line and march to press. But only for a space do we have a much earned rest — proof-reading is coming and gloom is in the offing. All is not settled until that soul-satis- fying day that the glorious Exponent bursts upon the public ' s horizon in all its glory of vermilion and brown. The delighted oh ' s and ah ' s are music to the ears of the staff. The eager hands extended, each holding a bright orange ticket, are the proofs of our contention that the Exponent is appreciated. Thank You ' s In behalf of the staff I wish to thank the members of the stu- dent body and of the faculty for their help and co-operation in making this issue of the book a success. I wish to extend my sin- cere thanks to the manager and all other members of the staff for their untiring work, and what book could hope for success without the loyal support of the Art Department? We certainly have had this and then some. The Xploits of the Xcellent Xponent was a fair Xample of the school spirit that stands back of the staff — or at least should stand there waiting to serve us. I wish to express my appreciation and thanks to Dr. Howe and to the Three Honor- able Judges for their help and suggestions without which we should have been as a ship without a rudder. Alumni Of all the enthusiastic supporters of the school the alumni certainly are in the van. It is really awe-inspiring to think of all the various things the graduates of the Normal School are doing. The great majority of course are teaching, striving to teach, or have been teaching. And as teaching means helping to live, we have just cause to be proud of our alumni. And to think that in a few short months we shall be there ourselves! We take a deep breath and are ready to sail out of this safe harbor with sails un- furled, but we hesitate a moment, for our anchors are a little hard to pull up — every link in the chains is w eighted with memories of happy and profitable days spent in the ship yard during our prep- aration for launching. Paee Eighteen