University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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JOHN BERNARD EKELEY, B. A., NI. A. Ph.D. AKE oNE EE CIHBK Professor of Chemistry. Wake up, l'm not talking to the air.' RUSSELL D. GEORGE, B. A., M .A. 2 E Professor of Geology. ln order to avoid tete-a-tetes, I shall separate the girls from the boys on the geology trips. Joi-IN DONALDSON FLEMING, B. A., LL.B. Chao N Secretary of the Law Schoolg Professor of Lawg udge of Practice Court. You must rise to your feet when addressing my court. 1 wi. ' ,Q lim. Um l ills '. Q ' ,il 'w,,,ulll'l?,'fl' ww: , W, ,qt H , ,,, J ra' - ?l f'fiZ'. 4 v iaff'w,: ,!1a,y, , , :lf ' 9 in ,lil nw','r,'fi 'V'E- WW, ,' 'V .si ,,:i,:f'l 9 W'-' M,nj.!,'-!.i,, XJ mi W1 Mr ,QW X, xi , .-i',if,'i sM'u:, 'i'. w ,ggrgv I' 'Wg' JH 'A 1WM.1ffsJ',,,r',,, 'M I:-my ' 'flf,,.- -4 M,-,sw -IW.. . i. ,, ,J whiff, ,, Hr' hw, -w.1 uw Q 'i msv,31':,' W L'V'M'i-, MQ ' 1-'j ' '-smvm, .'fw,,u 'Ls , fr ., l'!Qg.,L, ,si :tv ' - ,, . . ' 'l , ' , ,NW ,J, iJM, 5302, Q' ',, ,. bltfiwf,i.,ff'U,,Ww1fi 13 mf-2 , '. sr 4,'Ji:J,'f,,g35,1J.'mww!. ,Vf,,,w.-. . WfilfrvwifwillWlli rfw.'!flf,2w ,1J!fWVfp ' ' 'wffFL'ff1Ml :f,E?.jcl:'fwfl y 'l1?:U ,lftiftlwx-iHf,JJ?2, ., W was-1 1' .g'1-vit' ', Min, Jw: f'5fr5 ,J:. w W' tf.MW!u'uG,Fa ,ylit1W,i2E3i1w'f WU: 1ZllWQJ',gg4lH17fr'1b SANFORD BELL, B. A., M. A. 2 N Professor of Education. fOn leave of absence., l am the most popular man in the State Every hi h ' 2 school freshman knows me and every college freshman thinlcs me a walking encyclopaedia of information. 22

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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

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. JOSEPH I-IERSI-IEY BAIR, B. A., IVLA Ph. D. 2 Ei Professor of Psychology and Education. fOn leave of absencej I have a theory in this matter which has been developed by a process of natural selection and I think it is the best that has ever been offered. ls that clear? IVIILO S. KETCI-IUM, B. S., C. E. T B II Dean College of Engineeringg Professor of Civil Engineering. fTo the student who has found the Engineering Course too strenuousj Will you be a man or a mouse or a long- tailed rat? U DESSIE B. ROBERTSON D D S 2 E Professor of Bacteriology. One who has borne so kindly with our stupidity and blunders within the powder house of uorganis dynamite and in the menagerie of disease causes, shall not at the hands of Justice now fall within the pale of raillery, even though our jibes be of the best humor. '3 I f MARTIN E. MILES, M. D. Q Y H 2 E Secretary of the Medical Schoolg Professor of Anatomy, and Lecturer on Neurology. Perhaps when you have met this doctor you have mut- tered, Let us pray. Perhaps this was a sympathetic attonement to his own prayerful look and attitude, but the bigger perhaps lies in the supposition that your muttering was but the persistence of a habit dating back to the time when his eyes Hrst turned your way and you anticipated that his voice would soon say Please describe--- Perhaps now, as then, you still add to your mutterings, God be with us. 23