University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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ROWLAND W. DUNHAM Director of College of Music Dean Dunham, a patient, sympathi2;ing man as well as an accomplished musician, is in himself a strong stimulus for stu- dents aiming to reach the heights in music that their respected professor has gained. RALPH L. CROSMAN Head of Department ot Journalism Professor Crosman is the guardian angel of the publications. He is lightning fast in his mental reactions, is always eager to help out without any desire for personal glory or publicity, is a progressive in the truest sense, is a practical man with noth- ing of the pompous in his nature, is considered by Hearst to he his foremost antagonist. HOMER C. WASHBURN Dean of the College of Pharmacy Dean Washburn is an important factor in the college career of each pharmacy student. Through his sincere interest and sympathetic understanding, he has helped each of his students realize the true value of the professions of teaching and of pharmacy. i

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JACOB VAN EK Dean of College of Arts and Sciences Dean Van Ek knows the rules and refvises to give way in any particular. He has made more enemies, perhaps, than any other man on the faculty; yet he can match them with the friends he has made through his shy, unassuming good nature. ELMORE PETERSEN Dean of School of Business Dean Petersen, efficiently busy, seriously amicable, holds the admiration of all his associates. Through constant eifort and faith in himself he has succeeded where others would have failed. HERBERT S. EVANS Dean of the College of Engineering Shorty Evans, the mighty mite of the engine school, is endowed with an infectious sense of humor, infinite wisdom without ostentation, an ability to impress his point and drive his plans through. He is largely responsible for the development of the electrical department to its present distinction.

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LYDIA L. BROWN Dean of Women Dean Brown, mother to all the women of the University, looks out for their welfare in every phase of campus life. Be- cause of her deep understanding, she gains the confidence of all the women and ably guides them through their social and scholastic activities. MILO G. DERHAM Dean of Summer Quarter Fine understanding, ever-ready sympathy, discerning intel- lect, deep consideration and thoughtfulness for others, a tran- quil outlook on life, and a keen interest in the affairs of the University — these are the qualities making Dean Derham, the gentleman scholar, beloved by students. HARRY G. CARLSON Dean of Men Harry G. Carlson, because of his even temper, jovial com- pany, deep understanding of student problems, interest in athletics and the school ' s curriculum, capably fulfills his posi- tion as Dean of Men. He is truly a man ' s man. I