Mills College - Mills Crest Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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C7 MR. E. OLAN JAMES DR. EARLE GARFIELD LINSLEY ln an anniversary year which gives us pause to think of those who have builded that we might learn, it is appropriate to recognize two members of our faculty who have given a quarter of a century or more in the cause of youth and learning. Mr. E. Olan James has been at Mills since 1909, teaching young things to see and feel the beauty of which the poets have sung, and Dr. Earle Garfield Linsley., celebrating this year his silver jubilee at Mills, has taught them the wonder of the stars. Whether it he with Shakespeare or Galileo, these two have lighted for us the far reaches of the imagination to a world where dreams are borng they have, as Mr. James once said of another great teacher, never wavered in their faith that the game is worth playing, that life is a splendid apprenticeship, that the ideal is the reality.

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