University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Moduli J cJLeauerA 9 1 hir. ' -V Kenneth A. Bundy Robert D. Charlton The Board of Regents is the general governing body of the University of Colorado. There are seven members on the Board, six of whom are elected by popular vote and serve for a period of six years. The president of the University auto- matically serves as the seventh member of the Board. This year three new members were elected to the Board; Kenneth A. Bundy, Walter F. O ' Brien, and Charles D. Bromley. The other members are Mrs. Alberta Pike Boyd, H. Vance Austin, Robert D. Charlton, and Robert L. Stearns. Mr. Bundy, a graduate of the School of Journalism and an active participant in journalism while an undergraduate, is one of the publishers and editors of The Courier in Gunnison, Colorado. Mr. O ' Brien was graduated from the University of Colorado in 1941, receiving his A.B. and LL.B. degress. He is now associated with the law firm of Dickerson, Morrissey, and Zar- lengo in Denver. A former Regent of the Univer- sity, Mr. Bromley was graduated from Colorado Law School in 1924. He was a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and is now practicing law in Denver with the firm of Ammons and Bromley. Mrs. Boyd was an active participant in University publications before her graduation from the University. During the war, she was associated with the Denver regional office of the Office of War Information. Mr. Austin, a native of Colorado and presently practicing law in Sterling, Colorado, received his A.B. and LL.B. degrees from the Uni- versity of Colorado. An outstanding student, he was selected from the student body as a candidate for the Rhodes Scholarship. Mr. Charleton, a resident of Denver, received his law degree from the West- minster School of Law, and served in the United States Army during World War 11. President Stearns was appointed president of the University in 1939, and has received wide acclaim both as an educator and administrator and for his patriotic efforts during and after the war. Charles D. Bromley H. Vance Austin Robert L. Steams Walter F. O ' Brien 21

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odau J ( kieP President Robert L. Stearns has brought wide acclaim to the University of Colorado since his appointment to office in 1939. Competently leading the University, he commands great respect in national circles through his work with the government, as well as his work on our campus. 20

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5K e C xecutive l ouncll The Executive Council of the University of Colorado is composed of the President of the University, the Deans of all the colleges in the University, and four faculty members, two of whom are elected each year to serve for a term of two years. The primary purpose of this executive committee is that of a body or group with which the President can work in cases of emergency which may arise at the University. Another of its functions is that of taking care of the detailed administrative affairs of the colleges and departments of the University, and also that of interpreting and determining the method of administration of the rules that are instituted by the Senate and are of a permanent nature. The Council, serving as the working body of the Senate and meeting only on the call of the President, does not possess the power to enact per- manent legislation ; but it may make rules and regulations which may become permanent when passed by the Faculty Senate. 22 Foreground: Presidrnt Robert L. Stearns. Seated left to rigl ' t around the table: Dean W. F. Dyde. Dr. R. C. Lewis. Dean Charles F. Poe, Dean W. G. Worcester, Dean Clifford G. Houston, Dean Edward C. King, Capt. Donald S. Evans, Prof. W. C. DeVall, Mrs. H. A. Loughran, J, R. Little, Earl C. Crockett. Morris E. Garnsey, W. Otto Birk, Dean Mary Ethel Ball, Clifford Yoder, Dean Clarence L. Eckel, Eugene H. Wilson, Bud Davis, Dr. L. W. Holden. Dean Elmore Petersen.