Colorado College Nugget (yearbook) . the reasons why we are Specials, as that is a delicatesubject. Suffice it to say that we and the Deans of the departments of theCollege have reasons for our being classified as such. Coming to personal mention, first and foremost we place Professor Strieby,our patron saint and guardian angel. He is a Special in the fullest sense of theterm, as he knows everything. He loves the Specials entrusted to his care, andso do we. Some of us hope, at some distant date, to graduate. Others hope to attendCollege for some time yet, but beyond that are not willing to com
Colorado College Nugget (yearbook) . the reasons why we are Specials, as that is a delicatesubject. Suffice it to say that we and the Deans of the departments of theCollege have reasons for our being classified as such. Coming to personal mention, first and foremost we place Professor Strieby,our patron saint and guardian angel. He is a Special in the fullest sense of theterm, as he knows everything. He loves the Specials entrusted to his care, andso do we. Some of us hope, at some distant date, to graduate. Others hope to attendCollege for some time yet, but beyond that are not willing to commit are loval C. C. students. The following are our names Miss BrunerMiss CoolbaughMiss MontgomeryMiss OdellMiss RobertsMiss SmithMiss ThompsonMiss WarrMiss WestMiss WiseMiss HarveyMiss LockhartMiss FosterMrs. DetchMr. DeWittMr. Falk Mr. ForbushMr. GivensMr. HarmanMr. HedbloomMr. MclntireMr. PardeeMr. H. S. PardeeMr. RobertsMr. SalazarMr. SollenburgerMr. TomlinMr. PiattMr. MartinMr. DoughertyMr. CampbellMr. Collins 59. Few cities have a more favorable location for an Engineering School thanColorado Springs. In the mountain railways which radiate from this city, andm the Pikes Peak water-reservoirs, the student sees fine examples of civil engi-neering. The suburban electric railway of Colorado Springs, the high-tensionthree-phase generating plant just North of the city, the large and novel plantof the Hydro-Electric Co., now under construction in Manitou, offer a finedisplay of modern electric engineering. Near Colorado Springs are three largeplants for the reduction of ore by leaching processes; Cripple Creek with itsworld-famous mines is within easy reach ; the smelters and the extensive ironand steel works of Pneblo are among the finest metallurgical establishments inthe world. Thus in a few hours the young mining engineer of Colorado Collegecan reach engineering works which students in the east travel hundreds of milesto see. Add to this the fact that Colorado
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