University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Q9-A Engineering stuclenls, Sir Gal- 0 ahacls on an Unholy Quest, raise furious battle with test tubes upon creatures of a lesser realm, or emulate Merlin's magical powers. Some go even so lar as lo pursue the elements with slide rule and plummet. 9 ' ff!:?,' ,W ,511 -1 -- , gr , P I , W K i W J A' A Jack Detrick, president, Charles Dolberg, interschool council representative, Ruby Hentschel, secretary, and Leonard Savory led the gas house gang conservatively and inserted their energy in studies. El The mesh of equipment .in the gas house The gas house gang enter their laboratories Gales 'W Small I?f0ble'fl In lfself- BUT fhe'Wl'IY, to devote themselves to the lite of recluse that valign, :Hd how, I5 the real Problem fo Science they might solve some ofthe untold secrets. s u en s. 26

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a prentices, for the first We tiiane removed 'From their Bohemian estate, dwell apart with their pallets and brushes, their plasticine and charcoal, but permitted some local lay- men to visit their lofty domain and breathe the exaltecl air of artistry. Durey Ranck, president, Alice Abbott, vice-president, Alberta Hubkey, secretary and Paul Graves, treasurer, were the last officers of the fine arts school which fused with the liberal arts school. Professor Thompson shows his painting classes Art students found Pioneer Day no excuse to the rudiments of fine painting and insists upon digress from proportion, mass, shadow, etc. the principles that have made him a leading They did, however, present an unusual picture American artist. to the casual observer. 25

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division, manned by the King's digni- QQZB taries, turns each year, several erst- while serfs into bewigged, and bepowdered barristers, who spread their knowledge and iudgmenl' far afield, tinged with a slight pisces flavor. A Leonard Sutton, president, Charles Higson vice-president, Eliza- beth Kofoed, secretary-treasurer, and Sherman Sutliff, inter- school council representative, maintained the downtown law school's reputation and over-representation in student gov- ernment. The campus in winter presents a picturesque Sun through Autumn-yellow trees is the setting scene to students as they change classes. Such during the fall quarter. This is the scene from weather also offers convenient excuses for Mayo Hall looking across the quadrangle. tardiness to class. 27