University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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L E The band sounds a final chord, the speakers assemble their notes, and the installation ceremonies are ready to begin. -...., --.-q-.-- , ' -'ve ' ' 'F fl 'M Nr f lla: ll- More degrees here than on a thermometer. The Chancellor's family is mad about that gown! 'x 8 The Chancellor's luncheon was a great success. Dick Cook 9l'l'l5 Qfeeflngi to The new b055-

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l.trmlyzffr.will flaw , I 1 . . 1 . r pl..--' U ' lf.: J t N. L. l TT ll, . . Harold Silver Ralph B. Mayo RECEIVING THE GREATER share of the at- tention of the Board of Trustees this year has been the additions to the uni- versity's athletic plant-field lights at stadium, the ice rink in the field house and improvements on the stadium press box-the new downtown campus build- ing, and the student union and apart- ment buildings on the University Park campus. The 28 members of the board ' V i ' , l 'N JI I 1 l'l j..-...-. ... X l ' . l l Ili' ll l ll l Q . T.I'3Yf5771Tfr. . -.1 'X' 'NL Sy., yy Q, ll' flfli C? iii 'lvl Jigl J-. -.- .sa gm, N, 1 sg, L .J . :fi ' Q V ., il Thomas A. Dines represent some of the most successful businessmen in the Denver area. As the moneymen of the university they make the decisions governing most of the school's business affairs, but leave the academic problems to the chancellor. The board elects its own members in groups of seven for four years. The appointment of the chancellor and the deans is made by the Trustees. Seated: Judge J. Foster Symes, Mrs. Ainslie C. lWhymon, Chancellor Albert C. Jacobs, Robert W. Selig, Evelyn' H. Hosmer, Alfred C. Nelson. Standing, left to right: Erl H. Ellis, Treasurer of the University, Barry Sullivan, Allan R. Phipps, John Evans Jr., T. A. Dines, John E. Gorsuch,iBishop Glen R.'PhiIlips, Alfred Triefus, I. F. Downer, Arthur G. Rydstrom, Albert N. Williams, Ralph B. Mayo, Roger D. Knight Jr., Harold F. Silver, Lee A. Moe, Henry C. Van Schaack, J. Stanley Edwards, Morrison Shafroth, Cris Dobbins, Robert S. Kohn. 135. iw d'n l.'E7.,:,-,, , , , -5 . ...,g. ,,,.,,,pe'-' , , . 1 al ,I L ROBERT W. SELIG, President fr ,f -1-1 - -f-.--swaps,-1 . ,W , J v L-:W ' ss- 55-61125 1-11. J fe'- ' if ' in 5- ' N n 1' ll rn' 'lg ' ' it Egg, 1 I -W1 ,A ,, ' .N 1 ' tag. Q , lu n se - sxgf-E .N x-' lx' Jef. Efglf. , -I. John Evans, Jr. W Gerald Peters ,fl if -sl 'V 11 lv , fl L: H X14 1, x . 1' ll. 49 :fd- J ft fray: ' r ' , l i:', gg. IL ! .. ' 4 1 al.: 1 , ' iggirli . ' pr. si.1fl:?aZP3-fif'..4i.E,-5193 -. ,E H , . , 531-'-,ig17,,g ,Magi-V . , A -' -asa-.af,,g ,?rrgf1. tasty, - - I.i:. T155 TV'-f' .2 1 f1Ji5i'f E - . - . f Morrison Shafroth I7 1

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an ellor' nau uration E INAUGURATION OF Chancellor Jacobs was the outstanding feature the year, and one of the greatest ceremonial events in the 85-year story of the university. Into the north wing of the field house, which d been transformed into an impressively decorated auditorium, came e colorful academic procession of cap-and-gowned educators represent- g more than 4400 colleges 'and universities from throughout the world. ayor Quigg Newton and Governor Lee Knous joined with Denver 'siness and cultural leaders and dignitaries and representatives from arly every school in the Rocky Mountain'area to extend their personal lcome to the new chancellor. The university's famed marching band ve an outstanding performance. The elaborate ceremony, witnessed by ore than 5,000 persons, received the extensive newspaper and radio befitting the importance of this installation of the University Denver's eleventh chancellor. li' 'ig I rl-,fill it l e IL W 'ST7 'lille uf- fl if 55,4 'I A'-lit. 'A . , ,. , . ' Lugij :V luncheon at the Shirley-Savoy--Knous, Nelson, Hoyt, Jacobs. Thousands of carnations transformed into the DU shield. Daughters Sarah and Loretta at the reception. Watch what you're doing, girls. - ChancelIor's reception-Bob Selig receiving, and sending