University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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' i i iBV y Kf H.icli K. M.Mill.-n liiitnl Dirvrttir Krt ' d K. ( liuinhrrs lUrrrtor at I ' lacvment Bureau Uly E. Curtis Mnniifier and Dietician of tilt ' livsiitpncp Halls Klmrr A. Grosshauser Director of Men ' s Hesiilence Halls -lilTiirti j. lloiisluii Dean « Students Kinmtli . I ' l-nfolil Directitr }f Alumni lielatiiins Harry G. Garlson Dean of Men Student Affairs Tlic (xTsons l arkin i up the students ' academic and extra-curricular life are shown here as merely faces. Actually their varied personalities influence almost every j student ' s collofxe career. From the time he is admitted as a frt ' sluiiaii to the time he heconies an alumnus, the student in his campus travels comes within the influence of those who are associated with the business of Student Affairs. Once a prospective student fiets the nod t roni tiic admissions olTice, he may settle in a resilience hall and therebv make the acquaintance of the ( ' hief Dietician. Veterans receive hel[) primarily from the Director of Veterans ' . ffairs. but all special and personal problems can be referred to the Director of Counselinfr. who also 8iiper ises the a[)plication of testin;: techniques for the undecided and confused student. ci hticr problems in- ol in i student-administration diflicultics arc hanillctl throufih the coordinating efforts of the Dean of Students. Ralpli Prator Director of Admissions l)uruth Kohin.iion Financial Manager of Student Activities

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Executive Council rile K iTiiii r ( ' .(iiiiu-il i»f till ' Univprsily of (ioloruilo i» c-oiiipuixMl 111 tin- clraii III .ill llir colli ' ;;!-.- ill tin- I iiiviTsitN plus fimr ficctcil iiifiii- lur- lii .in- ill llir I ' .KiiIlN Srii.ilr. I liis (iiiiiiiil i» llir (• iTnli i- IkhK III llir Si ' ii.iti ' . .mil I liiri ' liiri ' iMiiiint |i.i-- .iii | i ' rni.uii ' ril li ' ;ii-l.il mn iii rc;;.iril In llir pnlii ul llir I niMT il . It- lunrliiiii i- |irini,iril lii.il nl .1 IiiiiIn uilli wliirli till- I ' roiili-iil can work in an ' nirr;:riu ' ami |ia « li ' in|iiirar iiii-a-iirr- rniirrrnin;: llli- |iiilii- In Itr ii-nl fur a parliriilar -ilii.il inn. Ill iirilrr lor llir-r riili In liniinir |ii ' riiiaiii ' ii I in iialnrr. llir niii l 1)1- |ias.-ril li llir lariills Si-iiali-. Ilic (.1111111 il .lUn li.i- llir iliilx nl i M li ' r|i rr I i II;; anil ilrlrriiiinin;; the lUftluMl of ailiiiini.stralinii il tin- riilt-s llial lia r limi iii-llliilnl liv the Senate, wliicli an- of a |(rinianrnl naliire. iuall . llir t niinril -itm-s as tlie workiii;: iiniU of tin- Senate anil niei-l.s onl on liie eall of tin- I ' resi- ilrnl. A«rA row, left to rigkt: Mr. E. H. Wilson. Pro(c««or W. C. DuN ' all. Professor Gordon Alexander. Pr«»fc« or F. C. Crockcil. • SrronJ row: Pro(c »ur M. E. Garnsey, Colonel C. L. Hahn, Ocan C. F. Poe. Dean laciinfti H. W. Kendrick, i ' r fes«nr Hulph Praior, Captain Donald K an«. Prnleikkor Karl Swisher. • Front row: Dean E. C. Kinft, Dean C. L. Hckel. Dean K. . Dunham, Dean . V . D de. President Koheri I-. Siearnfc, Dean Mar l:ihel 2S Ball. Dean Henrietta A. Louithran, Dean Clifford G. Houstun.

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John B. Srhoulland Ihrrrtot of Counseling Ellsworth S rpp Radio lUrrclor U . ( TiM-|K-liiian IHrrrtor of I rlrraiu ' Affair t Mi» M»r autl ' » ihrrrtur of omr-n ' Kruilrnrr Hath T General and special aid is part of llie job of llie Dean of Men and Dean of ' onien. wliile tlie details of tins airl concern mainly tlie Director of Student Acti ities and the Financial Manager of fiinils in student organizations. Student publications and radio production lecliniques offer emerging journalists a practical workshop, and the mu.-icallv inclined apply their talents under the baton of the Band Director. C.oloradan season puts an extra bunlen on the busy activities of the photographic de- partment, which also records all sports events on film. eni »rs ami alumni alike are assisted bv the Place- ment Bureau in linding professional work uite l to their aptitudes and desires. . ll alumni are kept in touch with the l ' ni ersity by the liaison of the Alumni Relations office hich sends out periodic publications informing them of the current problems and policies. Student Affairs .Mary tlhrl Kail Uean of IT mmn (.a lr Ual.lrop IHrmor of Journalt%m Hoyd r.. Wallrr Hrad of rholoiiraph ffepartment I i.U T. V.rr lUrrrior of Stiidrnt 4rtii ifiVs Eufrnr H. NTiliwn Dirtrtor of IJbnrin