University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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JOHN DONALDSON FLEMMING, B. A., LL. B., a 0, A l Dean of Law School, Professor of Late. Now, way back in the eighties When I was up in Leadville MILO S. KETCHUM, B. S., C. T B II Dean of College of Engineering. Professor of Civil Engineering. Uncle Milo ' s fond of shops, And he works all the men Overtime, lest they be shirks And must take the shop again. He, in sorry, sorry plight, Put the chemicals to flight; Now his domineering system smoothly works. VIVIAN C. HENMON, Ph. D., Professor of Psychology and Education. All day I ' ve tried to see Through introspection, methods tried and true, Wherein the trouble lies — the fault with me — That I cannot teach you. ' ' H. S. EVANS, B. S., E. E., i = Professor of Electrica l Engineering. A smile may be a mask of grief, A tear may hide a joy ; But no deception for belief Would I with you employ. My smile is genuine.

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JOHN B. PHILLIPS, Ph. D. Professor of Economics and Sociology. When a silver-tongued orator, hot, Spouts all night a lot of his rot, Do I cock up my ear And believe all I hear? I should say, Why, most certainly not. (On leave of absence. Second Semester.) WM. HENRY PEASE, B. A., LL. B. Professor of Lan . I love to talk to you Whenever I see student faces light With deep intelligence, in range of view, To talk is my delight. PROF. J. B. EKELEY, $BK AKE ®NE 2 H Professor of Chemistry. I know my chemistry, And if you don ' t know yours you ' l flunk, that ' s all. I have, for sluffers, no kind sympathy, Who flunk — then raise a squall. RUSSELL D. GEORGE, MASS Professor of Geology. No lady ' s man am I; I spend my time with rocks and rougher things Than dainty womankind. My soul ' s reply To science calling rings.

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WM. H. HARLOW, M. D. The Medics like the Dean, And though this is the initial year For Harlow to be with us here, ' Twould not require any seer To show the traits which him endear To us. His breadth of vision clear His school to highest rank will rear; ' Tis easy to be seen. JINO. HUNTER, B. S., M. E. $K@2S There are lots of couples wedding. If I ' d nothing else to do, Some Paradisaic spring day I might get married, too. MILO S. DERHAM, Ph. D., o K n ! r A Assistant Professor of Latin. He sings the glory of a dead age past. His song inspires a love for wisdom ' s mine, And students by his constant kindness cast In shame for failures, work until the last Of work is done, and for it ne ' er repine. GEORGE C. TAYLOR, Ph. D., x Professor of English. Except in punctuation, in unity of thought, Coherence in construction, (am I rude ? ) . Excess of modifiers and sentence struc- ture loose — I should say the theme is very, very firood.