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

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Sarah E. Woodbury Dagmar C. Jensen Helen C. Mackenzie Helen E. Mathewson Kate F. Osgood Helena E. Joj ' 12 Clara M. Preston Elsie Seckler Margaret Meader

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Ada J. Miller Elizabeth Fargo. Librarian. tielen C. Chandler Mrs. Jones, Asst. Librarian. :Myrtle Bluett Isabel French

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... Trainmg-School Jingles ... There is a teacher, Miss Meader, Here she comes with her little First Reader- With her pencils and chalk, And tall, stately walk. Just see how the children do heed her. Next comes that dignified dame, Mrs. Seckler, we all know by name, Her Standard is high — To reach it we sigh, This is her well known fame. Miss McKenzie, so gentle and kind, Her equal ' twould be hard to find. Every thing new She knows how to do. Indeed she has a wonderful mind. Here ' s to our friend Mrs. Preston, In order she ' sure is the best one. They mind ' tis true, She jollies them too. That ' s why we like Mrs. Preston. Miss Joy lives up to her name, You will always find her the same. She ' s a friend indeed. In all our need, To part from her all think a shame. Miss Woodbur} knows as much as a book On how teachers should teach, act and look, If we wished to advance. We knew this was our chance, So we got there ' ' by hook or by crook. Miss Jensen has little to say. But that little goes a very long way. Calm to view But stanch and triew. We find her every day. Miss Mathewson the girls all adore. We ' ll never see her like any more. She never preaches. But the way she teaches ! Will give you pointers galore. And what shall we say of the chief, Miss Osgood. It is our belief You may search but not find One of her kind. For her virtues our space is too brief. 13