University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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THE WYO m • ■ .. i 0|CZD||C= |0 1 T G 1 l 1 o|o||c= |o The Class of Twenty Years Ago T seems appropriate to publish in this Wyo a brief account of the class which graduated from the University of Wyoming twenty years ago. This class has acquitted itself very well indeed and, though few in numbers, has paid a high compliment to the University by its accom- plishments. The class consisted of five members, Miss June E. Downey, Miss Florence S. Hellman, Miss Mabel Hayford, Miss Jennie R. Coltman, and Mr. Stephen Corlett Downey. Miss Downey has made an enviable reputation for herself in lines of scientific work, receiving her Ph. D. from Chicago University in 1907, and is now one of the few women in the country who have been honored by a place in The American Men of Science. She is at present Professor of Philosophy and Psychology in the University. Miss Hellman has served as Assistant Librarian in the Congressional Library at Washington, D. C, and her efficient work has won her many commendations. Miss Hayford was soon married to Mr. Roy Winkelhaus and is now residing at Washington, D. C. Miss Coltman was married in 1 898 to Mr. Clifford in Shanghai, China. After many thrilling experiences abroad, they returned home and now live in Chicago. Mr. Corlett Downey has taken up the practice of law and is now a practicing attorney in Laramie. This brief account dees perhaps not do justice to the accompliments of this class, but it is evident that the members have scattered far and wide and have been successful in their work at all times.

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THE WYO Ok, -- n— i — i ; » ' ,V -m ! i,; ' •■ ' • ' • P j. ., tin f ' ! .i u ut :: .:;. fc; Hit iHnmuimu Carruth ' s well-known stanza had in it an appeal for Mr. Reed and a copy of it was usually in place above his desk. A fire-mist and a planet, A crystal and a cell; A jelly-fish and a saurian, And caves where cavemen dwell ; Then a sense of law and beauty And a face turned from the clod ; Some call it evolution, Others call it God.