Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ADMINISTRATION Understanding and thoughtful, Dean Baum is ready and willing to help any girl solve her problem. Dean Baum has had wide experience, both as a coun- selor and as an educator and he is well qualified to meet any emergency that might arise. PAUL B. BAUM-Dean of College 'af .- . 'Ex A g 9 HAROLD D, FASNACHT - Business Manager and Professor of Business Sfudenfs Education DR. JOHANNA OGDEN - Dean of VERNON W, TAYLOR - Director of MARY ELISABETH TITIAMER'-Regis' Publicity, Professor of Journalism trar and Associate Professor of Science HATTIE MARIE MARSH - Dean Of PAULINE BAUER-Financial secrefafy Personnel, Professor of Speech Arts, I Director of Social Fundamentals and RUTH HENTSCHEL-'EXeCUf'Ve Ses- Personality Clinic fefafy KENNETH M. MCCAFFREE-Director of Activities Page l 3 Ll

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Page l 2 PREXY if M F MRS. PREXY Prexy! Yes, he's our Prexy. Students of Colorado Woman's College are proud to call President Huching- son Prexy. But to us he is more than that-he is a friend, counselor, and leader. His friendly smile, his extensive education and his wide experience with people, exemplify the marvelous personality that we all love. And with President Huchingson we always associate Mrs, Prexy. Charming and gracious, she is a friend of every girl at C. W. C. Students have come to look forward to the annual freshman and senior teas which are long remembered as well as the perfect hostess who made them possible.

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ANDERSON, Marion Frances, Dining Room Hostess Miss Anderson has taken over the task of keeping dining room con- fusion down to a minimum. Graciously, she acts as hostess to hungry C. W. C.-eds and lends dignity to the dinner hour, BEARDSLEY, Beulah House, Associate Professor of Art Pleasant, unassuming, Mrs. Beardsley acts as guide to inspired artists of C. W. C. Her courses in art and design are fascinating as well as of value as vocational preparation. BITNER, Kathleen E., Secretary to the Director of Publicity Affectionately known as- Kay , Miss Bitner calmly takes the ec- centricities of journalists and does the best possible job of keeping order in the -Publications Office. BOLTWOOD, Mrs. Maude M., Assistant Dormitory Director As head of the Y. W. C. A. and assistant director of Poplars Hall, Mrs. Boltwood, with her kind, always interested ways has made a friend of every girl at C. W, C. Her waffle breakfasts are occasions to be looked forward to and her Sunday School class is the perfect way to begin a new week. MARION ANDERSON BEULAH BEARDSLEY LELAH CAMPBELL ARTHUR H. CARD CAMPBELL, Lelah, Manager of Trading Post Mrs. Campbell is not only manager of the Trading Post, she is a friend to every C. W. C.-ed. She is interested in all of us, never too busy to smile, call us by name, change our dimes to nickels for the coke machine, and sympathize with us for our lack of mail. CARD, Arthur H., Instructor of Riding His friendly encouragement has spurred many a tired, aching, and thoroughly discouraged C. W. C.-ed to keep up the pace around the riding ring. Always on hand to give the advice or criticism we need, Mr. Card sets a fine example by his own splendid riding. CHRlSTlANSEN, Marie, Instructor of Organ and Piano Tiny and young, Miss Christiansen easily bends the organ's will to her own to bring us deep, rolling hymns or light, singing tunes for any occasion, as well as teaching others to do the same. COLE, Esther Thulin, Director of Foote Hall, Head of Infirmary Anything from a broken toe to a broken heart will be ably diagnosed and cared for by Mrs. Cole, kind, friendly, and always ready to help anyone who needs her professional for otherwisel advice. KATHLEEN BITNER MRS. MAUDE M. BOLTWOOD MARIE CHRISTIANSEN ESTHER T. COLE Page l4 l