University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Rf -Ji.. , F V -.,, g A n f S 5 , if-ruff if D 4- is Q i ora E Ji ,fr if ty!! i N , of NX , AJ f f - 5A v v nlleglz QIJIITII s , xg W BY PRESIDENT IAMES H. BAK'EilR ! 5 College spirit, as sometimes understood, finds expression in ji. K yells at athletic contests and sundry other events, or in traditional H pranks that belong to the dark ages of college history, but these 5 ' VA V demonstrations may have no deep meaning or large value. ln a H ' e . better sense it centers around every interest of the college, loves AN I K pits traditions, shares its sentiments, and upholds its good name. But true college spirit means in addition, leadership, responsibility M I X 4 - and W0rlc, The earnest, loyal, helpful student not only defends K the good name of his college, but Works for its Welfare, contri- N. g' X butes to the student enterprises, co-operates with the faculties, has a regard for the character, conduct and influence of the student L JA A body, realizes the duties of the individual in the scholars, com- L 'A In monwealth, preserves the reputation of the institution in all rela- ' xi X tions with the State and local community, has some ideals of .ia i scholarship and some purpose, bases merit on intellectual and 5 , X l moral Worth, and wears the colors of his institution with pride 7 P and never in disgrace. As a graduate, in after years he remem- 1 I . I bers his educational home, returns on its festal days and, by I effort and contribution, adds to its growth and prosperity. Every- g H5 thing that properly belongs to college life-shouts of victory, l V' N songs of local sentiment and pride, healthful sports, ideal stand- 4 if ards of youth, dreams of a hopeful future, helpful friendships, un- ji 1 selfish acts-will leave a rememberance the dearest of all in the 'X N l 5 ' , heart of the Alumnus and relate him in true loyalty and service '5 ' 0 l a Qs QT to his Alma Mater. ! I 2r XN' 4,QQ X-J. YAY S...-16'

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l JAMES H. BAKER, M. A., LL. Dt. CIP B K President Men may come and men may go, but l stay here forever. .'.y 121211 . .. MARY RIPPON A 1' 3 .5-I, Professor of the German Language ancl Literature. Ach Gott! Say, 'Oh Heavens ' ' - -.,,- ' J. RAYMOND BRACKETT, B. A., M. A., Ph. D. X qw Secretary of the Graduate Facultyg Professor of Com- parative ancl English Literature. I am the oldest man on the Faculty and yet l can take a more active interest in student affairs than many of the younger professors. .22 1.7 . , LUMAN M. GIFFIN, M. D. E E , Q H Dean of the Meclical Schoolg Professor of the Principles i H E of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. The way to cure is clon't get. There is no question about it. lt's dead open and shut. I8