University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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The council meetings are held in the campus Student Union building every other Tuesday evening. The important legislative action this year was the reframing ot the old and inadequate constitution. A new streamline law was the result. Prexy Mic peruses the proposed new Constitution. 30 John Lawson, Dean of Men, was the steadying hand. Leonard Sutton, working Law School president, was always absent. Sherman Sutliff, Law'a repro sentative, came from C. C. ' Charlie Herzog was member ex-officio, friend and arbiter.

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school trains its serls gl in the gentle arl' of 9 money exchange, usury, ancl barter in the hope lhal' upon release from their apprenliceship they may rise as vassals over ye local emporiums ancl ye gill shoppes at the piH'ance alloH'ecl 'ro college gracluales. Elwood Bolster, president, Margaret Roediger, vice-president, ' ' t h ol coun Isabelle Davenport, secretary, Darwin Emery, in ersc o - cil representative, were the officers of commerce school. Har- mony between the sdhools and in the school prevailed. Between classes the students at Commerce stroll This lib,.a,.y scene though specifically comme,-- d I f r not all knowledge on their spacious campus. The scene presente cial, is gene,-any universa 0 'S equalled 0nlY al' I-3V 0' L-'b 3 Y 5Ch00l- is received from books. A well-rounded edu cation IS the goal. 29

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We INTERSGHDIJL IIIIUNGIL is a bucolic body of provincial representatives who adminis- f tered the Kingdom's Law. These Knights of the Round Table soughl' their Iosl' powers and watched over 'lhe feasts and revelries of lhe proletarial, that lhere be no confusion or crimson resultant. Ed McWilliams was the iit- Betty Syler gave voice to the Ruth Mclntosh, vivacious Hlnk Wglgmith was tho jolly tory and conservative cam- Associated Women Students. campus representative, was gummy and qmw, nw.. pus president. always popular. ggnfgfiyg, X m V , ,, . , ,g : 29- s,-, MP' .. ' -- Y .'il8?f2':,:-cf' '+1'Eflf'g: - '31 A - ' Wigs' 'wiki' A i ,Jw gf- ,F 5, gm H ., a, My ' ' 1' ' . ' r tlfw r .fq.i1y,m 5' X. -- I 4,.L1:11V V 'I V ' fa-, ' e , 5f15,wHf - 4 1. -gg 'f. vl- Q' lf,-.., g uv a- -HQ: ,V 'gtg . ' .vet X.: el - QM- ' , V I L2 ., g z: ,.:f-wxixgr' EIVIDN Billflb COMINYU0 50l'flYl0l' Cllffll W-I0 I PUD' Durey Ranch, Fine Art's Jane Dallimore was the soft- president, was friendly and nacnous Commerce MPN- president, could only move spoken president of Library cooperative sentative. to adiourn. School. l l -'lik Detriek. Pf0ll1l0llf of Clllll0I DOWN! rsvrmnhd Shirley Shepherd, ex-officio Courtland Williams, manager Science. Yllllfl Will! lltffllllf- Srllllrt lfhl' flyllll WIS GMI- member and Clarlon editor, of demonstrations and ex- sldared. was eaoer for news. officio member. 3I