University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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The College of Engineering is booming again with the return of men to the campus. Dr. Essie Cohn’s chemistry classes are full to the brim, and Dr. Byron Cohn’s lecture classes are the same way. Doc Hyslop watches physics students double up on the now insufficient amount of equipment, but Mr. McClain just smiles, because the Electrical Engineering lab has handled more students than this before.

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IHiblicify Publicity is Mr. Edward Whittlesey’s love, and since he came to the University of Denver last year, accounts of our activities, honors, conventions, etc., have appeared in more media than ever before. He also furnishes home town papers with news about students. silmiiime Alumnae know Randolph McDonald as the editor of their paper, the Pioneer,” which keeps them informed of classmates and University happenings. The Alumnae office collects clippings and keeps an up-to-date record on all onetime students of D. U. ilevelonmenf Development department is the latest addition to the University, and Ken Carpenter and Carl Feiss work together planning, contacting people, and drawing blueprints for the expansion of the school and the D. U. of the future. 22

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civic center The new location of the School of Commerce in the heart of Denver is a great improvement over the old building. The ultra-modern exterior and the unconventional interior were a welcome relief. Miss Waterhouse, registrar, was extremely busy with the increased enrollment, as was Dr. Puckett, who had the problem of rearranging the curriculum to cope with. The Personnel office, under the direction of Mr. McLaughlin, did a remarkable job in finding positions for veterans and other students, and was one of the busiest in the school. 24 Mr. Puckett Mr. McLaughlin