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

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SCIENCE AND ARTS SCIENTIFIC STUDY AND RESEARCH IS WITNESSED DAILY IN THE NATURAL SCIENCE BUILDING THE PARADE OF MICHIGAN ' S TEN THOUSAND EVERY NOON HAVEN HALL HEADQUARTERS FOR HIS- TORY. SOCIOLOGY, GOVERNMENT. AND JOURNALISM M H Page 23 1939

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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

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u PROFESSORS H. F. ADAMS Prof, of Psychology R. C. ADAMS Director of William Clements Library A. S. AITON Prof, of History R. C. ANCELL Prof, of Sociology W. E. BACHMANN Assoc. Prof, of Organic Chemistry E. F. BARKER Prof, of Physics H. H. BARTLETT S. L. BICELOW W. E. BLAKE A. E. BOAK CAMPBELL BONNER Prof, of Botany Prof. Emeritus of General and Assoc. Prof, of Creek Prof, of Ancient History Prof, of Creek Physical Chemistry J. W. BRADSHAW Prof, of Mathematics L. I. BREDVOLD A. W. BROMACE E. S. BROWN Prof, of English Prof, of Political Science Prof, of Political Science J. L. BRUMM Prof, of Journalism N W. H. BUTTS Prof. Emeritus of Mathematics 1939 L. J. CARR Assoc. Prof, of Sociology Page 24 H. C. CARVER Prof, of Mathematics E. C. CASE Prof, of Historical Geology and Paleontology T Y