University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Commerce Commiffion The Commerce Commission is the downtown brother to the Campus Commission but it has its own little family to handle. At meetings they discuss the student complaints, suggestions and ob- servations. During the past year pats on the back were the rule for this student organization for their enthusiastic program aim- ing to better school spirit on the Civic Center Campus. Row l : Jim Trout, Ross Buchanan, Jim Gregory, AI Serafin. Row 2: C. D. Jolly, Andy Koonce, Rodney Recht, Jack Redd, Roy Johnson, Colbert Cushing. Row lx Joyce Weaver, Francis McGregor, Marian Gordon, Andy Pavich. Row.2: Bert Stover, Lee Castle, Arthur Bernstone, Hayden Jamison. Row 3: Mary Lau Damascio, JOY J0fd0n, E1ZgiW66Vif Commimon This year marks the debut of the Engineering Commission. A committee of eight, composed of the Engineering School officers, class presidents and the Arts and Sciences president, it showed promise of becoming one of the top campus governing bodies. Thanks to the planning and co- ordinating of the Commission, the Engineers chalked up a success- ful Carnival and Engineers' Ball. 25

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While regulating the activities of the ' College of Arts and Sciences, the Campus Commission strives to promote cooperation between the student body and the adminis- tration. Plaudits are always in order for their fair and efficient handling ofthe cam- pus elections. Prexy Jack Reed guided the Commission C, to a busy and successful year. ' C , 64' ' 4 , Ag ,Aft 1 V 71: ex Charline Kitner, Secretaryp Jack Reed, President: Claire Stroh Vice President. ' Campuf ommiffion E , I i 2 l. , . - A N I , Ch rlin -Kitner, Claire Stroh, Vivian Berry, Al Serafin. Row 2: Don ggnslthl Cegifggeg-gsssggge Stahl: Roissglbchoniih, .Tack Reed, Andy Koonce, Warren Tomlinson, Doug Timberlake. 24 I

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ew 7fg6l71iZ6lfi.01Z.,f COWl17ZZ'ff66 New Organizations Committee reviews the constitutions and ob- jectives of all groups wishing to begin a new club on the campus. They are careful to ascertain if there is sufficient student inter- est to insure the success of the prospective club. New Organizations Committee investigates all campus groups to guarantee that the club is fulfill- ing those purposes for which it was established. 8:2 4. ' Q - O 4. Vey... 4 , i 1 rs i 1, . ill l 'P it I' li ff' ll L il' 'n . 'Cf' Row l: Jean Karr, Pat Bumgartner, Colbert Cushing, Lila Shaw. Row 2: Don Hanifin, Bonnie Braid, Al Serafin, Marion Seifert, Bob Durkin. gf ,.i Row l: Katherine R. Skalley, Marion Seifert, Al Serafin, Jean Karr. Row 2: Nancy Ward, Eleanor -Streator, Bob Bonnet, Ollie Jane Stohlman, Claire Stroh. Row 3: Ray Jersin, Roy C. Hohnson, Doug Timberlake, Dick Findlay. 26 ill l C421 femfffaf ii Q Cw'f!1fih'r1 limit? C0 .icifzifiiifraff The Calendar Certification Committee schedules the social functions of the University to avoid conflicts in time and place and to protect the financial and attendance interests of all groups. Those assemblies and dances are not impromptu affairs-there's a carefully laid plan behind each of them.