University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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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

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IRA M. DELONG, B. A., IVI. A. A T A Professor of Mathematics. I Iove to make the students pIug. ALBERT A. REED, LL. B. Professor of Law. Let us assume, for the sake of argument, that I know the Iaw. E. BARBER QUEAL, IVI. D. 2 E Professor of I3hysioIogy. Now you have it this way. You see, if you take it like that, it works out just that way, you know. But just the same, if you wait for Daddy Q-real to get through, you'II find that it is all there, and mighty good stuff, toof' FRED B. R. I-IELLEIVIS, B. A., Ph. D. cb B K Dean of the CoIIege of Liberal Artsg Professor of Latin. I think all previous Annual Boards have erred when they wrote me up as one who is aIways apologizing. My greatest peculiarity is my hand-writing. I9