Life — June 22, 1922 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical photograph or illustration from *Life* magazine showing a bearded man in formal attire standing at what looks like a desk or workstation. Behind him are maps or charts on the wall, and a clock is visible above. The caption "A Class Himself" suggests the figure is being portrayed as someone of distinctive or notable character. Without additional context visible in the image or OCR text, I cannot definitively identify who this person is meant to represent or what specific political or social situation the satire references. The formal setting and maps suggest a position of authority or expertise, but the exact point of the satire remains unclear from this page alone.