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

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THE BOARD UE TRUSTEES ARTHUR GREGORY, Redlands A. M. LEWIS, Riverside F. G. BELDEN, Los Angeles W. H. GEISTWEIT, IR., San Diego JOEL H. SMITH, Selnia FRED A. HASTING-S, Los Angeles FRED W. FICKETT JOHN BUNYAN SMITH, San Diego LINN W. HATTERSLY, Pasadena ROGER W. TRUESDAIL, Los Angeles TERM EXPIRING 1940: MATTISON B. JONES, Los Angeles HERBERT HOLT, Los Angeles RALPH JENSEN, Long Beach JOY JAMESON, Corona J. I. HARRISON, Santa Ana WALTER G. HENTSCHKE, Redlands QA1umni Representativej RALPH MERRIAM, Pasadena F. W. WIGHTMIAN, Phoenix, Arizona W. A. ROBERTSON, Los Angeles WALLACE GHADWIOK, San Marino MRS. I. N. WILLIAMSON, Long Beach DANIEL F. RITTENHOUSE, Pasadena GTTO S. RUSSELL, Los Angeles J. W. CURTIS, San Francisco W. W. CATHERWCOD, Riverside E. M. l3OPE, Redlands LUCY LOVELL, Long Beach I. WHITCOMB BROUGHER, SR., Glendale FRANK KEPNER, Poniona LEONARD QECHSLI, Los Angeles

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,.-gig.. 5.,g,Ly.,3f N...-.3 -or---' -4' N- ' ff' -- -'W' ' ' HERBERT E. MARSH We are all under a debt of gratitude to those who bear the burden of providing the La Letra record of this year's activi' ties in our beloved college. As the scroll is unrolled it will certainly show a college year distinguished by extremes of sorrow and of joy. It be' gins with the passing of a consecrated leader, busy at his task, and continues in a splendid spirit of loyalty and cof operation on the part of all and running through its activities is a golden thread of friendliness which is at the very heart of Redlands. This has made possible a year of real building for which we are all devoutly thankful. H. E. MARSH 14 V Y - - LL ---fqp., ua H . 'f 1' 7:7'?'v fa. 0 ,I- 4 'Y 'li 'iJf'15'c73-K4 7' Z-F 'Qt 45

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DR. ELAM J. ANDERSUN Introducing Dr. Elam I. Anderson-next president of our University. Dr. Anderson comes to us from his recent position as head of Linheld Col' lege, where in the past six years he has established a new mark for improve' ment in enrollment, building, and Christian teaching. Prior to his acceptance of the job at Linheld, Dr. Anderson became known to educational circles for his Work as principal of the Shanghai American School, where his record of achievement, despite handicaps, was truly remarkable. He is really an outstanding educator, administrator, friend, builder of institutions, and builder of men. Dr. Anderson is married, and has a family of three. Both Dr. and Mrs. Anderson have an interest in church Work, Dr. Anderson being VicefPresif dent of the Northern Baptist Convention, and Mrs. Anderson taking active interest in young people's work throughout the country. ' University students and alumni share the confidence of the Trustees that, in Dr. Anderson, the school has secured a competent leader. 16