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

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Our li])rarian ' s iiainc is .Miss I ' argo, And l)oiiks she knows 1) - the cargo. Slic lias read many thru, And magazines, too, And if you ask her she ' ll sing you the Largo. Mrs. English knows all about zones And a knowledge of arithmetic owns; In apperceptive basis She leads the paces With talks on blood and bones. In the office we find ] Irs. Maier, Of her work she never does tire. Without any thanks, She gives data blanks, But to greater heights will aspire. Then there is the lady, ] Iiss Gere, For her equal you ' ll hunt many a year. She knows all about art From the very first start. And of masters, both far and near. To Miss Richardson what do you say? A lady so merry and gay; Full of fun and good cheer Throughout the whole year. And the girls love her better each day. Then there is the gentleman, Kent, ' ho a few years to school teaching lent. He teaches the girls To make wooden curls. And to know hriw brass should be bent.

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There was a professor named Terman, ' ho certainly a few things can learn ' em. To Stanford he ' ll go, ' e re glad it is so. But we ' ll sure miss Dr. Terman. There was a young lady Barnett, Who her wedding on Friday night set. Is he Dr. or Lawyer ? Her name now ' is Sawyer. But hoorav ! for she ' s with us vet. Palmer ' s the man with a hoe. Who out to the garden does go. He hoes up the weeds And then plants the seeds. So nicely aloni - in a row. There is another, I knew it — A very small lady, Miss Blewitt. Yes it is true. She leads Music H. A ' e ' re luckv to ever get thru it.

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There is a teacher named Howe, He has great knowledge, I vow. He reads books by the score, And references galore ; And to his wisdom we bow. A very bright lady ' s O ' Kane; A knowledge from her we obtain On drawing of lines, And trees of all kinds ; We hope she ' ll with us remain. Miss Miller, so quiet and sweet. Ver}- few like her you ' ll meet : But for woman ' s rights She ' ll enter the fights, And never despair with defeat. A ith never once her patience losin ' She gets us books while we sit musin ' . Yes, you can bet She ' s the best yet. So here ' s three cheers for a.u Duesen. Mr. Shepardson, a man you will find. Always most helpful and kind. All teaching through. And seminar, too: A ' e ' re sorrv to leave him behind. Miss Jacob ' s a lady quite grand. Who gracefully waves her hand. She teaches us games And dances and things. And waves Indian clubs from a stand.