University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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STUDENT UNION They Came Alone, and Found Company in Laughter A hundred thousand faces . . . They were of different talents, of different tastes. They met at DU, and there were canyons between them to be bridged in moments of laughter and relaxation. ln the union and in the dorms they shared a universal humor and learned the value of a smile. On the stage they learned to entertaing in the audience they learned to appreciate, and fudge. ln some a new talent was uncov- eredp in others an old talent was quickened. Most shared their talents and laughterg these left with a growing richness. A few remained quiet and widened the chasmsp these left with a growing aloneness. All left with an awareness of one truth. Laughter is a lonely thing. MARGERY REED LITTLE THEATER

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F Robert W. Selig Chairman, Board of Trustees Constructing a Future Un an Everyday Basis is the endless juli ol Chancellor Alter and his administrative aides Since coming to the University of Denver two years ago, Chan- cellor Chester M. Alter has not only won the admiration of the Denver community, but what is even more important, he has merited the respect and the cooperation of the DU student body. A dedicated believer in the principles of private education, the Denver chancellor and his administrative aides have laid the groundwork for an endowment program that is drawing national attention in educational circles. No chancellor, however, no matter how capable, can effectively perform his duties without the able assistance and capable functioning of the corps of workers classified under the general heading of Administration. Comprising the chancellor's as- sistants, the directors, and the deans of the various schools, DU's administration accomplishes the seemingly impossible task of channeling diverse problems and responsibilities into a smooth- running corporation. Daniel D. Feder Dean of Students Alfred C. Serafin Coordinator of Student Activities