University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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A 1962 addition to the University, David W. Buei serves in capacity of Director of Information and Special Services. Prior to his Wyoming job, Buel attained experience as newspaper reporter and public relations represen- tative. Since 1946, Robert H. Bruce has held the position of Dean of the Graduate School. Educated specifically in the fields of psychology and philosophy, Mr. Bruce has held professorships in the Universities of Texas, California, and Hawaii. The University ' s Dean of Academic Affairs, John Chalmers, has been active in many special college and university programs on education. A relative new- comer to Wyoming, Dean Chalmers has served as a visiting economics professor to many Universities. Charles Chase received his Bachelor ' s Degree in 1933 and his Master ' s Degree in 1937 at the University of Wyoming. He began his upward climb in the Ad- missions Office in 1949. Since then he has been appointed to the post of Super- visor of Admissions. A familiar face in the counseling cen- ter is that of Dr. Harry Sharp. His back- ground in psychology justifies his posi- tion as supervisor of the counseling Center and explains the innovations he has presented in that capacity. R. E. McWhinnie, University Regis- trar, handles the direction of the huge process of registration of students ea ch semester. His name is the first that freshmen come into contact with at the University. He received his Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Wyo- ing and his Master ' s Degree at Stanford in 1934. 1 1

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The Administration With 24 years of teaching and supervision experience behind him, Richard E. Kinder filled the position made vacant by A. L. Keeney. Dean Kinder remains in constant contact with the leaders of I.F.C., Student Senate, Omicron Delta Kappa, leadership honor- ary, and fraternity and dormitory leaders. He is always willing to give council to those students seeking advice. Deans of Women and Men Have Many Responsibilities Miss E. Luella Galliver, Dean of Women, has served U W ' s cam- pus for many years. Besides offer- ing guidance and advice to all women students, Dean Galliver sponsors Spurs, Chimes, and Mor- tar Board, remains in close contact with A. W. S., Panhellenic Coun- cil, and all sorority and campus leaders. She oversees all sororitv housemothers and dorm mothers in the fulfillment of their respon- sibilities. 10

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Dick Brown, University of Wyoming Alumni Director, is a resident of Lara- mie although his hometown is Chey- enne. He graduated from the Uni- versity in 1956 and has since served as Alumni Director. Robert Prahl was first hired for work on the University ' s buildings and grounds when he was in high school. He has served in various capacities since 1928, an interval broken only by service in the mili- tary. i ' V A native of Laramie and graduate of Laramie High, Jim Crow attended the University of Wyoming. He as- sumed the position of Union Pro- gram Coordinator in 1959- ! !W : l ' mrAX ' - ' : ' ' ' F « r , K --s ' twj 5 ' ' -. ' irJ . ' -,; , ' ' fsr : ' «vKXir w i x — i f -a ■X Director of the Union, Maurice See- man, was first employed by the Uni- versity in 1961. He previously at- tended South Dakota State College, where he directed a student Union and a men ' s dormitory. ,1 ' Last summer, Dr. Ray Frantz was added to the University faculty as Head Librarian. He has had experi- ence directing libraries of the Uni- versities of Illinois, Richmond, and Ohio State.