Michiganensian. [1921]

JOB BARNARD
Job Barnard, '67. Retired Assistant Justice Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia.
"Michigan has meant a life of
activity and, I believe, interest in the
world. I often meet alumni and
others interested in the University
and they have added much to my
happiness. Throughout my life I
have never ceased to appreciate the
months I spent in Ann Arbor."

ROYAL S. COPELAND
democracy. It made me respect men
for their virtues and not for their garb.
It gave me a healthy body, a sense of
proportion in many things, a readiness to laugh at my own mistakes and,
above all else, a desire to serve humanity in some useful way."

JOSEPH H. STEERE
Joseph H. Steere, '76. Judge;
Justice of the Supreme Court of Michigan.
Royal S. Copeland, '86. Mayor
of Ann Arbor, I901-03; ophthalmologist; present health commissioner of
New York City.
"Michigan gave me a profession.
It gave me friendships. It gave me
contact with life from every part of
the globe. It increased my love for

WILLIAM GRAVES SHARP
William Graves Sharp, '8I.
Ambassador to France.
"The memories of my days at Ann
Arbor have ever been a source of inspiration to me. An indefinable something growing out of the very atmosphere which surrounds the student
life of grand old Michigan makes for a
wider horizon and a broader democracy.
Its eminent instructors are worthy successors to that galaxy of great educators of the days of Angell and Cooley."
Three Hundred Eighty-three