University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Page 29 text:

University College, headed by Wenzil K. Dolva, is another example of the expanding University. The ages of the classes range from 16 to 70, all eager for knowledge, and the classes are some of the most practical offered. fJNWllUIIIIWTTkituium The bulk of graduates at the Government Center spend most of their time in the librvT or on crips delving into various occupations. Judging from the laughter emanating from their afternoon seminars, the graduate students have learned to mix business and pleasure.

Page 28 text:

Library School is the most cosmopolitan group in the University, with several students from our Pan American neighbors. Enrollment has increased so that for the first time in their history there are two classes. The librarians are the envy of the whole student body at Commerce, since they each have their own large desk and swivel chair. Law School, too, was on the move this year. Not only did enrollment triple, but the location was changed from campus to the School of Commerce. It was a sure sign of peace to see the Law School buzzing again. Down at Commerce the law students were lost in the multitude except for the tremendous volumes of ’’Torts” that they carried. 26

Page 30 text:

himonf school of music The Lamont School of Music, under the guidance of Mrs. Florence Lamont Hin-man, continued enhancing its reputation as one of the finest music schools in this region. The Lamont chorus gave its annual presentation of Handel's Messiah,” besides participating in many other civic events. Lamont students received sound and rigorous training in all phases of music through long hours of practice and study and a fine teaching staff, for there arc no snap courses at Lamont.