Seniors unite, sing Alma Mater

Seniors, Adriana Macias, Wendy Lau and Elizabeth Lomeli join in singing La Verne's Alma Mater, led by Ruby Montaño-Cordova, associate dean of student affairs, at the conclusion of the Senior Luncheon last Wednesday. Before the song, students, faculty and staff were encouraged to join arms and form a large circle. / photo by Summer Herndon
Seniors, Adriana Macias, Wendy Lau and Elizabeth Lomeli join in singing La Verne’s Alma Mater, led by Ruby Montaño-Cordova, associate dean of student affairs, at the conclusion of the Senior Luncheon last Wednesday. Before the song, students, faculty and staff were encouraged to join arms and form a large circle. / photo by Summer Herndon
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