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EDWARD P. JOHNSON ..... .................. 2 11 Security Building The Board Of rustees TERM EXPIRES IN 1914- FRANCIS M. LARRIN, Ph.D .... VALENTINE PEYTON ...... A. E. POMEROY, A.M. . . . . WILL A. KNIGHTEN, D.D .... DAVID W. EDWARDS, D.D.S .... JOHN B. GREEN, A.B. ....... . GEORGE I. COCHRAN, A.M., LL.B. . . WILLIAM F. CRONEMILLER ......... EZRA A. HEALY, A.M., D.D. STEPHEN TOWNSEND .... . GAII, B. JOHNSON . . . GEORGE L. HAZZARD . . . TERM EXPIRES IN 1915 THOMAS H. OXNAM .......... GEORGE W. COuI.'rAs, A.B., S.T.B. . . WILLIAM D. STEPHENS ...... JULIUS A. BROWN . . . . FRANCIS Q. STORY . . . FRANK S. WALLACE . . JOSEPH E. CARR .... PRESCOTT F. COGSWELL . . ALFRED INWOOD ....... WESLEY W. BECKETT, M.D. GEORGE FINLEY BOVARD, A.M. B. C. COREY, A.M. . . . WILLIAM M. BOWEN, LL.B. ALvAH W. ADKINSON, A.M., ALIIERT J. WALLACE, LL.D. TERM EXPIRES IN 1916 I,-I5.D., LL.D. . . . . . D.D. . . HENRY W. BRODDEGK, D.D.S .... 7 San Francisco, California 857 Westlake Avenue 700 Grant Building 1403 East Washington Street 425 West 27tlI Street 527 Exchange Building Pacific Mutual Building Citizens Bank Building 841 West 3StlI Place Long Beach, California Pacific Mutual Building VVhittier, California 211 Cambridge Street Whittier, California 1108 West 27tlI Street 2277 Hobart Blvd. Alhambra, California Pasadena, California Central Building El Monte, California 1104 West 35th Street Pacific Mutual Building University of So. California Orange, California 215 Coulter Building 2129 West 20th Street Union Oil Building 221W South Spring Street 28 ,W r es gag
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Page 27 text:
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College of Music HE COLLEGE OF MUSIC is enjoying a prosperous year in all its varied activities. It had been feared that the financial depression of recent months would make serious inroads upon the enrollment, but this has not been the case. Surely here is good evidence that a musical education is not classed with luxuries, to be dispensed with in hard times, but as one of the necessities of life, for which people are willing to make sacrifices. We note with pleasure that a marked interest is taken in the regular courses, as shown by the large classes in harmony, history and the other theoretical branches, all of which are among the requirements for graduation. Furthermore, the percentage of special students has during recent years shown a steady decrease, with corresponding gain in the enrollment for the regular work. Although the College of Music in its present location, remote from the University center, has not been able to bring its existence so audibly and con- tinuously to the attention of the occupants of the grounds and buildings, yet we hope that the other departments will continue to regard us as an integral and essential part of the greater University. The faculty and students of our College always take a keen interest in the activities of the entire institution. We rejoice in its victories and achieve- ments. We sorrow in its defeats and misfortunes. And like Miss Speers, we hope that our sentiments are reciprocatedf' We want the students of the University to feel that the natural place for the development of their musical talents is their own College of Music. All students are invited to attend our public pupils' recitals, which occur the third Thursday in each month at four olclock. Some very interesting pro- grams are given and an opportunity is offered for judging of the character of our work. We bespeak the interest of new comers and of all who may not be informed of our work, believing that a careful consideration of our claims will justify the endorsement which has been so freely given by hundreds of students and acquaintances. WALTER F. SKEELE. 27 - J v...f0'W45EJ Q 4-s
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