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

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OUR FACULTY NORMAL DEPARTMENT Edward T. Pierce, LL. B., Pd. D., President, School Economy. Isabel W. Pierce, Preceptress, English. Charles E. Hutton, A. M., Registrar Mathematics. James H. Shultz, A. M., M. D., Physics and Physiology. James F. Chamberlain. Geography and Physics. Sarah J. Jacobs, Director of Physical Training. Kate Brousseau, Psychology and Mathematics. Agnes Elliott, History and Geography. Jessica C. Hazard, Domestic Science and Domestic Art. Dr. W. Small, Professor of Psychology and Pedagogy, and Supervisor of Training School. Sarah P. Monks, A. M., Curator of Museum Zoology and Botany. Josephine E. Seaman, English. Everett Shepardson, A. M. Psychology and Pedagogy. Charles M. Miller, Sloyd. Mary M. Smith, Drawing and Sloyd. Mary G. Barnum, B. L., English. Lucy J. Anderson, Domestic Science and Reading. Melville Dozier, P. B., Vice-President, Mathematics and Bookkeeping. Harriet E. Dunn, Librarian, History. May a. English, Chemistry, English. Ada M. Laughlin, Drawing. Charles Don Von Neumayer, Reading. B. M. Davis, M. S., Biology and Physiology. Jennie Hagan, Music. KINDERGARTEN TRAINING DEPARTMENT Florence Lawson, Director. Gertrude Lawson, Assistant TRAINING SCHOOL Critic Teachers Frances H. Byram, City Principal. Miss Helen AL ckenzie. Carrie Reeves. Albertina Smith. Clara M. Preston. Frances Brown.

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That ' death loves a shining- mark was never more strik- ingly exemplified than when, on the 17th of September. 1902. ] Irs. Kate D. Pollens was suddenly summoned to stand in the presence of her God. As a clap of thunder from a clear sky came the announcement. Irs. Pollans is dead, thrilling the entire school with an oppressive sense of the uncertainty of life and of the importance of readiness when the dread messenger shall knock at the door. To none, perhaps, could the call have been more unexpected and by none less dreaded. Endowed by nature with a loving and trusting soul, and trained by the trials of life in the school of devoted service and self-sacrifice, she lived in an atmosphere of constant readiness to respond to the blaster ' s will ; and whether that will was to expend her strength in the interest of others or to fly to the bosom of the Father, her attitude was, Speak, Lord, for thy servant heareth. Beautiful in form and feature, her external appearance but reflected the charms of an inner grace, and the gentle demeanor was but the natural expression of a heart full of genuine sym- pathy. Her life, though brief, was an unbroken sacrifice to duty, full of good works and loving kindness; and for her awaits a crown of rejoicing at the Great King ' s coming.

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