Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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CUMMEIQCE AND I FINANCE N AN ordered kingdom of typewriters, balance-sheets, ledgers and graphs, Dean Hoffman dispenses commercial justice. Slim, quizzical, a master of impromptu, he has done much to make commerce a com- panion of the arts. University recluse, he darts out for chapel or a quick turn on the campus, soon to speed back with apologetic briskness. He has never lost the touch of youth: to bandy whimsy, he frequently dons figurative knickers. LYN DEN EVAN HOFFMAN E911 HERBERT eoum fl N If AIQTS ROM the diabolic role of Mephisto- pheles to leading the auturnnal, grid- time chanting of the D , Dean Herbert Gould moves in a facile circle of adapt- aloility. Shorter than one would believe, timlored with a throat of bronze, he smooths the Fine Arts diapason and gives Palette and Clef land a monarch with the art of making everyone a king.

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pf 'l ARTHUR ALBERT MORROW LAW EFORE Dean Alfred Morrow turned his tastes to tuning the charivari ot the law school, and to the cuisine. he bobbed from valedictorian ot his college class to the bil- lows .and a navy cruiser. St. Nick ot legal tit and tat, King Cole of Cole Hall, he calls tor his ticlcllers thirty times three-it their law grades slip toward zero. EDIJCATIDN HIRTY-FIVE years ot Drake history have lcnown Dean Barr: thirty-tive years have nudged each other in the ribs at his witti- cisms, and in appreciation of his unpreten- tiousness. Education to him has been more than an occupation: it is his first love and his hobby. Blutt, wry ot humor and gruttly human, he h-as made as plain and practical as an old farmer, as well as a true simile. his trusted motto. . WILLIAM FRANCIS BARR Fft

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DEAN UE MEN CARRIE TAYLOR CUBBAGE DEAN UE WOMEN VER a teacup, Dean Carrie Taylor Cubbage hews out dominions: in- dividual problems are her homeland. sched- ules are her colonies, in ten times seven seas. Small, smiling, broadly-traveled. she quietly smooths roughnesses with an art ot conversation. Deeply interested in the classics, Dean Culobage is a tavorite as speaker and adviser. NE-FOURTH Sage, onestourth But- toon, one-tourth Youth, and one- tourth a pot-pourri ot Cyrano, D'Artagnan and Nestor, Dean Willrard Johnson spends his time in maintaining campus quid pro quo, introducing chapel speakers and in mending everything from heads at tinal ex- aminations to tails at social tunctions. Youngest ot the de-ans, he has, in two years, called signals so well that Drake has rushed over many touchdowns in improving student lite. WILLARD L. JOHNSON S I