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

Page 27 text:

Dissecting embryo sharks in an anatomy lab. Play production in the laboratory theatre. Geography students study map technique from one of the early Mich- igan land surveys. 23

Page 26 text:

Bluebook Blues Anthropology 101 One hundred years ago the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts was founded at Ann Arbor. The original cur- riculum consisted of Latin, Greek, and the more elemen- tary branches of mathematics. The College has since ex- panded giving rise to some thirteen new schools and col- leges. Today the College faces a national call to arms with grim determination as it speeds up its program with a twelve month schedule. 22

Page 28 text:

DEAN KRAUS Dean Edward H. Kraus, one of the better known mineralogists and educators of this country, first came to Michigan in 1904 as an Assistant Professor of Mineralogy. As a reward for his patience and calm efficiency in the execution of his duties he was made Director of the College of Pharmacy in 1923, an office which he ably filled until he resigned ten years later in order to accept his present position. Since then student and faculty man alike have come to admire him more and more for his friendly man- ner and helpful advice. DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN TOP ROW Parker, White, McMurry, Hayden, Waterman, Case, Pillsbury ROW 2 Densmore, Brevold, McKenzie, Nordmeyer, Bartlett, Bishop, Bradshaw ROW 3 Boak, Sharfman, Thieme, Hunt, Brumm, Randall, LaRue, Curtis 24