University of Redlands - La Letra Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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-..............,..,, ,., , ,.....-........ 1 a S NTILDRISD LORAINE AI.lf1XANlJP1R, Baldwin Park A. B. Edzzcatiofz. President Len Ju Club 4 Zanja Fiesta 3. HDI 'A C ann Chmr3,4 RVELYN M. BECK, Redlands A. B. Educatiofz. A E II Class Vice-President 4. Louisxrille Normal School. . Zanja Fiesta 3, 4. 'SQHIOF Play. VVoman's Athletic Association 4. TVAN BELL, Tulare. A. B. Edzzocztiofz. A F N, A A, E2 E A Class President 2 RU Club President 4 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4 President A. S. U. R. 4 Football 4 Finance Board 4 La Letra Staff 3 President Y, M. C. A. 4 .ROLAND S. BISHOP, Redlands. A. B. Economics. 23 fb Lightnin' Draniatics 3 R Club Tennis l, 2, 3, 45 Captain 3, 4 ELLEN BUMSTEAD, Ontario. A. B. Edfzcafiorz. A E II Chaffey Junior College 1, 2 President Grossmont Hall 4 EVERE'.l .l.' CHAFFEE, Ontario. A. B. Hi.s'tory. A T N, 11 K A, A A Basketball 1 Class President 4 Glee Club 3 President M. D. A. 4 Debate 4 A. U. R. Treasurer 4 Chairman Honor Council 4 Manager College Banquet 3 FRED A. CLARK, JR., Redlands, A. B. Zoology, A A, X' 11' 9, 'I' A 'I' CBowdoinj Bowdoin College Orchestra Z, 3 Cross Country 4 R Club ANNA Moss COLLINS, Lindsav. A. B. flfsfory. ' K H Z - President Grossnlont Hall 4 HARRY Z. CO1,Xf1N Vlxaft. 7 A. B. Pf1y.v1fgy, H X, P H M Basketball 1, 2 Y 4- .' Football 1, 4 , D, , Captain 3 RH Club i221

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i eniozfs A OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester A EVERETT CHAEFEE ,,,,,,,, Pffcsidefft ,.,,,,., -JOHN 'FRUESDAIL ELISABETH ROBBINS--ViC6-P76Sfd767Zf ..... ..... E VELYN BECK MAURINE LEONARD ...... -.-.Secrctaffy ........... HPEBBLE ROGERS IQOBERT JOHNSTON ........ T 7'6'lZS'Li7'67' ............ HUBER'f SMITH In September 1924, one hundred and iifty-nine freshmen enrolled in the Univer- sity of Redlands. That class is now leaving, after four years of work and play together and the records which it leaves behind can be put down with a great deal of pride and satisfaction. When the class was org-anized inthe fall of '24, it became at once the target of the class of '27. 'But not for long, for in the annual Scrap, the mighty Sophs were vanquished and the strength of the new class recognized. This same power was felt by the class of '29, for in all interclass clashes, the class of '28 was victor. As juniors the class assumed a more dignified position, a.nd to a large extent dominated the policies of the student body. Now as Seniors, the class can but looklback with pride upon its achievements along every line. Members of the group have taken places of leadership at the head of student affairs. A large percent of the basketball, baseball and track teams have come from its ranks. From it have come those most prominent in forensic work for the past two yearsq The dramatic, literary and religious activities of the campus have largely been determined by it. -Beginning with the annual Frosh Picnic and ending with the ever remembered Ditch Day, its social affairs have been great successes. The traditions of the University have been upheld by every member, and by originating the lighting of the R, the class has a.dded its part to them. The class of '28 ,feels th-at in its four years of activity on the' campus it has developed sufficiently to be proud of its achievements. The great desire of its mem- bers is to be able' to give to the world as much as they have gained in the years of experience and happy fellowship. The ideals of the Alma Mater will ever guide them as they enter the activities of the world. f21l

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JESSE W. CUR'1'1s, JR., San Francisco. fl. B. Ec0n0mL'c.v, K 3 2, H K A, 9 A fl, Rally Chairman 3 President A. S. U. R. 4 Junior Night Director President R Club Football' 1, 2, 3 Class President 2 - Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Quartet 2, 3 GEORGE Davis, Phoenix, Arizona. A. B. Economics. Track Manager 2, 3 CECIL K. Do'r'rs, Lindsay. fl. B. Ecofzomics. A 1' N R Club Goose Hangs High Senior Play Cross Country 2, 3, 4 ' Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 President Student Volunteers 4 JESSIE DUNN, Kimberly, Idaho. B. E11 glish Lz'teratu1'e. H K A ' Conference Extenip 4 Debate 3, 4 ' Student Volunteers Oratory 3, 4 Cosmopolitan Club Vice-President 4 VIVIAN E. ELLIS, Long Beach. A. B. E71'gZli.S'fl Literature. A 9 fb Senior Play Zanja Fiesta 2 Lightnin' FELICI.-X FARR, Los Angeles. A. B. English Literature. K H Z Philomela Chorus 1, 3 4 Sakachewea Club DR. FRANK FOLKINS, Redlands. A. B. Biology. Iowa State University, M. D. FRED R. GEORGE, Ontario. A. B. Economics. A F N LelaWala Q Football 1 Trophy Manager 3 Three Live Ghosts Athletic Manager 4 Class Treasurer 3 Senior Play UR!! E1.s1E B. HANsEN, Kirkland, Washington. A. B. Public Sjwakifzg. AKN1f,nKA,rzEA Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 VVomen'5 Forensic Manager 3 Eastern Debate Team 4 Delegate National A. VV, S. Conference 3 A. W. S. President 4 President A. VV. S. So. Calif. 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 rm