University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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sa Bssmm Foreword g l)e four jears spent in college are on tl)e wl)ole t e freest from care artb tl)e most interesting anb hapjpy; tl)at students will experience. b are filled wit activities an6 it is tl)e peculiar function of tl)e 3a l)awKer to be cl)ronicler of tl)ese events. Ht is our aim to put tl)e mementos of tl)e past college Y«icii i tto substantial form, so tl)at, going out from Orea6, t e members of tl)e (Liass of 1915. map be able to recall past memories. II lAn6 6rcam, vcbilc our new aats wc fill Will) consecration from ll)o$a four, Obat wc arc known anii loved tl)ere »lill, Ol)ougl) we come back no more.

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IN V E V ORIAm ' professor TLouU TLlndsaj 2)yc i Explorer, Lecturer, Zoologist. Born Berkeley Springs, W. Va., March 20, 1857; Died January 20, 1915. Received an A. B. and B. S. at the University of Kansas, 1884, an A. M. 1886, and an M. S. 1888. At various times professor of zoology, comparative anatomy, systematic zoology and taxidermy, and curator of birds and mammals from 1900 until time of death. ' professor JF ' ranK OUn Mlarvin Dean of School of Engineering 1891 to 1913. Born in Alfred, N. Y., May 27, 1852; Died February 6, 1915. Received an A. B. with science honor Allegheny College, 1871, and an A. M. 1874. Began teaching at the University of Kansas in 1875. Was acting as Advisory Dean of the School of Engineering at time of death. msim

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