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

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THE DEHS Herbert E. Marsh Mary Ncwtmi Keith While certain human beings on this planet are dissipating their energies in strife, we have been permitted another college year to enjoy the benefits of a plan which society has provided through the generous forethought of certain consecrated individuals in the hope that Christian democracy might become more and more perfect. This has placed us under a heavy obligation which if not discharged faithfully will bring danger of serious disaster for those who follow us. My prayer for the men and women who are going out from Redlands this year is that you may be able to find the way in which you should set your feet for the most effective service and that you shall never shrink or turn back because the going becomes hard at times. May we all strive to do our particular part to make Redlands a real shrine from which strength and sympathy may flow in such a blend as to bless humanity . . . Only thus shall her destiny be fulfilled. H. E. Marsh 18

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it D M I n S T R JT 1 » THE ItESIIinT In Tosti ' s Goodbye the Shadows falling on you and me are full of sadness and bitter tragedy. For most of you seniors the shad- ows fallmg across these pages of La Letra have the flavor of sadness too — the kind that attends all Good-byes — but not the flavor of tragic loss, because life has already taught you that shadows are indicative not of dark- ness but of light. But more than that, be- cause one of Redlands ' aims is to provide her students with a Christian philosophy of life, you have had the opportunity to learn how one can renew strength in the shadow of a rock within a weary land. The U. of R. bids you Good-bye and y and Mrs. Anderson entertain students for an informal evening Dr. Elam J. Anderson knows sadness too — the kind that lies con- cealed in a mother ' s heart when she sends her sons, her daughters off to college. Your Alma Mater in sending you out into the world knows full well that new shadows will come to you. The way you accept them, the measure of refreshing strength that you gain from the shadow of the Rock will be the test of her confidence that the recordings m this book have not been in vam. Lovely shadows, poignant shadows, pro- phetic shadows falling on you and me. Elam J. Anderson. R D L A N D S 1

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BOUI) OF TRUST EH Term Expiring 1940: Mattison B. Jones, Los Angeles Herbert Holt, Los Angeles Ralph Jensen, Los Angeles Joy Jameson, Corona J. J. Harrison, Santa Ana Walter G. Hentschke, Redlands (Alumni Representative) Ralph Merriam, Pasadena C. Arlin Heydon, Phoenix, Arizona W. A. Robertson, Los Angeles Wallace Chadwick, San Marino Term Expiring 1941: Mrs. J. M. Williamson, Long Beach J. W. Curtis, San Francisco W. W. Catherwood, Riverside E. M. Cope, Redlands Lucy Lovell. Long Beach J. Whitcomh Brougher, Sr., Glcndale Frank Kepner, Pomona Leonard Oechsli, Alhambra B. C. Barrett, Bakersfield Ralph Walker, Los Angeles Tfrm Expiring 1942: Arthur Gregory, Redlands A. M. Lewis, Riverside F. O. Belden, Redlands W. H. Geistweit, Jr., San Diego Joel H. Smith, Selma Fred A. Hastings, Glendale Fred W. Fickett, Tucson, Arizona John Bunyan Smith, San Diego Linn W. Hattersley, Pasadena Roger W. Truesdail, Los Angeles R D N D S 1