University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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GEORGE I-I. CATTERMOLE, M. D. QYKIDEE 'I Professor of Diseases of Children ancl Clinical Medicine As we tremble in anticipation of the frugal First years to come, for very practical reasons it may be well to select from the many pointed suggestions Dr. Cattermole has Qven and bear in mind especially this one bread-winning prin- ciple: 'If you clon't know, make your patient think you clo, anywayf I CHARLES CARLTON AYER, B. A., AY Q 'xl 7:55 . I Professor of Romance Languages. A Well, that translation is all right, but guess what I have in my mind. -'--- . QIDKE EX CIDBK Professor of Physics. I realize that I am the only aristocrat on the Faculty. I like to take Prexy riding in my merry automobile. GEORGE NORLIN, B. A., Ph. D. Professor of Greek. I shall give five exams a week, more or less-probably more. 20 WILLIAM DUANE, B. A., M. A., Ph. D

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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

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FRANCIS RAIVIALEY, M. S., Ph. D. 11: A X qw B K 2 E Professor of Biology. I never can find anything since I'm married. I used to the third drawer from the top on the left hand side, sixth section from the rear, about midway a half inches northwest and a half northeast-but I guess my wife has keep those hugs in between top and bottom, two and and an inch misplaced them. ..,A:f'-1'-:,g., ,M y 'fr ' 2512? , 15:-.212 ,ig-153 f,.:,L,-,- . ns. wg' '5 ,45f?f'3'ii4Z315i ' ' Z' -ii '-ff .f- ' M13LANcHToN F. LIBBY, B. A., Ph. D. J, b Q ' Professor of Philosophy I 1. f . 'gje Q I think the University is rapidly becoming an annex to the foot-ball field and the dance-hall. ,wi I . , .. . .. , ,. .,,,W,? My --1 - -'fg:,.,3i o r ,gs 'Q . wt. fhif ' ' f e, I I I 1 . wg if Et ' ff f 4 2 5 f ln S f 1 f If f I 1 ,jf I 'ff f if I ff? ff If , , , , fy , , f, Q fi ff f 3 f 1 I Ag 476 I a I' tw, 4 .6 1 ff f 1.23. ', -:er ,-1 '-4-fs W if 1- .Ja fziiiisijrs 37- 'gs' ,1:1a'P?s5f9.'41' '?' '- -15911: :e:1,gg2g33+fe...z .1-Q, J f ,If ' , I! 2 f . af we fc ,V Aflqagjgs- I JOI-IN B. PHILLIPS, B. A., IVI. A., Ph. D. ,. Professor of Economics and Sociology 1 H .'- ass, ' 5-2,45 v ..f2 ,' r'f' . .-.' .1-iw -s ft -i'- .i , ' 'Q ..', ' I would I-o-v-e to be a policeman. 51, ' ,45 WILLIAM HENRY PEASE, B. A., LL. B. Professor of Law. It is the fondest thought of life, That every man should marry a wife. ZI