University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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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.

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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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FORDYCE P. CLEAVES, M. A.. A K E Instructor in Oratory. He shows you just exactly how to hold Your lips in an oration ; Perhaps ' twould better suit the overbold In arts of osculation. GEORGE M. CHADWICK, Professor of Music. Strains of sweet music are echoes of soul thought Tuned to the chords of the heart ' s sweetest lay ; And a musician ' s the choice of the gods, brought Down to this earth to soften life ' s way. SAUL EPSTEEN, Ph. D., 2 E Assistant Professor of Mathematics. You know all about gampling, And the evils of pipe schmoke; So now before this rally, I will tell a little m-m-m-choke. GEORGE R. MOORE, Superintendent of Shops. I run the shops, and Freshmen All know old Tally Moore ; I ' ve held this same position For years about a score.