University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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LITEflflTUBf RATHER than the strict concentration of the professional schools, the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts offers a field of study em- bracing many varied subjects. A broad liberal education in place of a narrow technical one is given the prospective graduate. It is the aim of the College to give its students this general course of study because it is so necessary a background for the most productive partici- pation in the modern scheme of life.

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS HERBERT C. WATKINS Assistant Secretary ALICE C. LLOYD Dean of Women JOSEPH A. BURSLEY Dean of Students SHIRLEY W. SMITH Vice-President and Secretary CLARENCE S. YOAKUM Vice-Presldent WILFRED B. SHAW Director of Alumni Relationt JAMES D. BRUCE Vice-Pretident Page 20

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u tl A LIFE spent in scholarly searching, and a will- ingness to pass on the benefits of learning have been the contributions of Dean Edward K rans. A fr-r jSlJy njrra h H undergraduate work at Sracuse, EdwavcK Kraus went lo 1920 until College of iiil; to the ecognition ity elevated he College of rts, a position ier able to con- thousands. Dean Germany 1933, Fli n in l advance of his him to Literatur from tribute to th Kraus today seeT llisciences and extends his knowledge directly to students as Profes- sor of Crystallography and Mineralogy. ANCELL HALL THE PILLARS OF THE LITERARY SCHOOL