University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Graduate School Council The Graduate Student Council was formed just two years ago and has been very active. The council coordinates the activities of the Graduate School with the rest of the university. The official publication of the school is the Master Key, a magazine of interest to those in the Graduate College and alumni. The problems, complaints and suggestions of graduate students are handled by this council. Q llc-MC-faGE-QCvZQGS-DwQv?QGEvDCA6X-DC'-fQGE-2 Q-faGLvjQ!aGL-QCv GLvjQw HOW 1: Mary Richardson, George Crocker, Eugene McLoone, Iohn Briggs urer: Norman Loats, President: Donna Spragg, Secretary, Lois Herman, Mr ing. ROW 2: Iames Wood, Philip McGi1livaz. Board. of Publications The Board of Publications has the final say-so in all matters dealing with student publications. This board is responsible for the election of all editors to these publications. Theirs is the never ending prob- lem of trying to get the best publications in terms of quantity and quality with a restricted budget. They supervise the Clarion, Kynewisbok, Foothills, Denver Engineer, D Book and the Student Directory. 20 ,, , , ROW 1: Al Serafin, Patti Hoffman, Iane Dornberg, Secretaryg Deatt Hudson eri Hatton, Chairman. HOW 2: Dr. Swallow, Iohn Dornberg, Maury Martin Svehla, Dick Soennichsen, Stu Shryer, Bill Clark, Robert Rhode C-156131-QGX-DC 1

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' v 1' iirzx 5. I S ISA l Iohn Lawson, Vice President: Charles I-lowey, Ben Evans, Presidenig Gabel, Secretary. ROW 2: lim Coleman, H. O. Iacobson, Iim Norberq. r- ' , Darroll Powell, Marian Denny, Iohn Noel. Y EM ,gg T U5 , L+fGIfll?,l,1SSlC3gTl The boys way down south in the temporaries have plenty of problems of their own, and these problems are well handled by the Engineers' Commission. One of the most active governing bodies on the campus, they work hard to help those in the Engineering school. They supervise and coordinate such activities as Engineers' Day, the Engineers' Dance and their own quarterly magazine, the Denver Engineer. DC-IQGE-DCYIQGE-QQQJQQQGR-JC-IQ GS-QC-ZBGRvDQ-ZQGL-Xvlb GR-DCYIQGXYDQTJQ-Za GR-DQ-i3 GR-D CYIQGE D Ioe Gallegos, Iohn Sandor, Earl Boltz Gordon Mayberry Vice President Molen, President: Bill I-lilly, Secretary-Treasurer: Fred Volz, Roger Iohn- Calhoun. ROW 2: Gordon Iohnsion, Advisor: R. Deane Mayer. l l t W ss g M 1 as . Llefnffllgglifll The Board of Governors of the Law School is a student governing organization. They supervise all the activities carried on by the law students and also handle many of the problems of the College of Law. The annual Derby Day held in the spring is spon- sored by the students. This is the day when the tables are turned on the Law faculty, and the stu- dents take over. Dicta, the official publication of the Law School, is also a student project. 19

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. .1 p' lil dwfm N N r .Denver Engineer i y out from the Engineering buildings is a maga- is full of real interesting technical terms and some that aren't usually printed in church publications. is the Denver Engineer, the official publication of of Engineering. Many of the students within ic llege write for the Denver Engineer, but the source their jokes is considered a deep secret. Although it is a publication, the Denver Engineer has made great in the few years it has been published. 1: Robert Thomas, Business Manager: Verne Hough, Co-Editor: Virgil Gabel, Production Editor: Martin Svehla, Co-Editor. ROW 2: Don Flavius Rowell, Roy Doan, Gilbert Draper, Robert Rutter, Bernard McCarthy. g J V. 'I E A '4n..-v-...fi ? X A 25 H' X i s i it Q X x S, i '- C ' V in T 1 V 4 .. , I' V' N . :fl ie. ' R i 4 Nik V- h - 'ur V2 1 Forgive us, they're Engineers!