University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ADMINISTRATION ,o e V k en s Dectf CoWeqe ol Ki s and S Vscqesk sc oo V 'TORfcty. Oeon aaience x Ws 0 W aX 9 ,,?eVe' WoW0, £ » tort’X ' xvq. w cYi n s •'feat. Dean Malcolm G. Wyer's Library School upheld its fine reputation in spite of the upheaval of moving. Frank Onstott is the Acting Dean of the School of Commerce. the little school with a big spirit. 17

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Dean George L. Maxwell returned after an absence of ten years to take the position as Dean of Administration. He is also assisting in the Social Science Foundation. He was Professor of Religion at the university from 1929 to 1934. Chancellor Ben M. Cherrington saw his dreams for a bigger and better University of Denver begin to come true this year in many ways. The enrollment in all the schools was greater than last year, and the univer-sitys return to the Big Seven football conference paved the way for congenial inter-school relationships. The most notic-able change was in University College, however. Its redecorated. modernistic building holds many new courses for the benefit of the residents of Denver as well as DU students. All these things were possible because of our Chancellors' untiring efforts in addition to his numerous other duties, and to his way of preparing for the future now. 16

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DEAN OF WOMEN Dean of V omen Gladys C. Bell supervises the social life of the university. All the scheduling of activities from dances to parades is handled in her office with the assistance of Maxine Faulds. Dean Bell is also an ex-officio member of all women’s organizations, both on the campus and at Commerce. She maintains two offices, one at each school, and commutes between them. Dean Bell's teas are famous for their delicious food and gracious people, for she is a charming hostess. DIRECTOR OF STUDENT PERSONNEL Colbert C. Cushing, Dean of Men as well as Student Personnel Director, keeps life from being dull with his jokes and dry, humorous remarks. '’Cush'' advises incoming students and is also head of the Teacher Placement Bureau. 18