University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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V, .If ,, l Joseph Hare, acting li- brarian, made purchases for the Mary Reed Li- brary. tl? 'i .t 5. . .n . Pleasant Bob Olsen kept Smiling Loyal Niblo was C. L. Charlie Herzog, gradu- the books.and accounts bookkeeper of fraternity ate manager of student affairs, for the University. and organization accounts. also manages the Student Un- ion and may count everyone his friend. the festive boards in the Sanctum Sanctorums of Old Maine, their various Worships gather in general meeting to mull over the affairs of state or the destinies of individual rebels within the realm. At this time, the Comptrollers of Graduate Serfs combine with the Tutors and High Magistrates of all the serfs to pass judgment and flunk recalcitrantsg then the kingdom is shaken by a great unrest. Frank C. Onstott holds the position of registrar at Commerce and is also secretary of the University. Marjorie Cutler as registrar en- courages freshmen and sophomores and discourages unwary seniors. Dean of Women, Gladys C. Bell, ex- officio member of women's organiza- tions, has her office the clearing house for all student activities. gal' Y 23

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William F. Wyman, treasurer of Jack Rork, purchasing agent fo the school, handles all the finances. the University, dispenses money He could have many willing but in- and goods that all may be served capable assistants. We AIIMININ TRATIUN: NLF!-12 realm ot the University ot Denver preside vassals and dignitaries -each ot whom rules his principality under the watchtul sceptre ot the Lord High Chancellor. Not the least important is the Chan- cellor ot the Exchequer and his Maiestic Deanships ot the Male and Female guilds. Often times, around the round tables and Dean of Men, John E. Lawson, also Randolph P. McDonough, political science instructor, forestalls alumni secretary and as- local discord and forecasts national un- sistant director of exten- rest. sion, is a genial comrade of all, both old and young. 22

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p r o vi n c e of W9 the kingdom of Higher Knowledge and Living occu ies the most palatial resi- dence and shelters the most enlightened counselors to fur- ther the social and mental growth of the young nobles and damsels. Campusology is 'lruly the most successful and popu- lar phase of learning. Ed McWilliams, president, Charlene Baer, vice-president, Mar- tha Brown, secretary, Ruth Mclntosh, interschool council rep- resentative, and Hank Walsrnith, interschool council represent- ative, conservatively led the campus in a peaceful and quiet regime. 9? 71 .5 1 U l' f xilifi gd- The terrace of Mayo Hall is the gathering-place Registration in the fall is always a tedious task of students during chapel period. The alma with multitudes of cards, required courses, mater statue is their company and inspiration. advisor's approval, and athletic book pictures 24 to climax ordeal.