University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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HARRY M. BARRETT Director of the College of Education Through his sincere interest in and understanding of the American program of education, he is capable of laying the foundation of the education for our children. r M . „i r m! LOUISE KIENINGER Director of Nursing School Miss Kieninger, Director of the University of Colorado School of Nursing, is a woman of courage and vision. To her students she is an inspiration to strive for the highest ideals of the nursing profession. FRED E. ADEN Registrar and Counselor Mr. Aden, Registrar of the University, efficiently and accu- rately fulfills the obhgations of his office. In perfect complement with these assets are his friendly spirit and enjoyable compan- ionship. I

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LYDIA L. BROWN Dean of Women Dean Brown, mother to all the women of the University, looks out for their welfare in every phase of campus life. Be- cause of her deep understanding, she gains the confidence of all the women and ably guides them through their social and scholastic activities. MILO G. DERHAM Dean of Summer Quarter Fine understanding, ever-ready sympathy, discerning intel- lect, deep consideration and thoughtfulness for others, a tran- quil outlook on life, and a keen interest in the affairs of the University — these are the qualities making Dean Derham, the gentleman scholar, beloved by students. HARRY G. CARLSON Dean of Men Harry G. Carlson, because of his even temper, jovial com- pany, deep understanding of student problems, interest in athletics and the school ' s curriculum, capably fulfills his posi- tion as Dean of Men. He is truly a man ' s man. I

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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL GEORGE NORLIN, President GEORGE NORLIN OLIVER C. LESTER JACOB VAN EK ROBERT L. STEARNS HERBERT S. EVANS HOMER C. WASHBURN MILO G. DERHAM ELMORE PETERSEN MEMBERS HARRY G. CARLSON LYDIA L. BROWN MAURICE H. REES PAUL M. DEAN CLARENCE L. ECKEL CHARLES F. POE FREDERICK D. BRAMHALL The Executive Council is the executive com- mittee of the University Senate. It is composed of the President and the Deans of the University and four other faculty members, two of whom are elected each year to serve for two years. Although the council has no power to enact permanent legislation, it may formulate regula- tions which are referred to the Senate. It deals with cases of discipline and attendance. It recom- mends to the Senate those who are ehgihle and v -orthy of honorary degrees. It is an advisory body concerning the University calendar and the char- tering of special trains for football trips. It is mainly a small group which can be called together quickly and easily by the President to decide upon emergency cases which arise in the University. iDH in Tup Row: Biamhall. Bru n, Carlson. Dean, Dcrham, Eckel Second Row: Evans, Lester, Norlin, Peterson. Poe Bottom Row: Stearns, Rees, Van Ek, Washburn