University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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A ffectionately Known as Miss DU Director of Student Counseling provides Esther M. Dimchevsky with a chance to meet students who need advice or just want to chat. Her interesting background, studies in Constantinople and Bulgaria, make her an exciting person to know. Miss D has written and lectured widely on subjects of mental hygiene and problems of excep- tional children. Now, Miss D is eagerly awaiting the arrival of her sister who re- cently escaped from Bulgaria and' will be in Denver. Insight and Understanding The Chapel, classrooms, Bizad and UPC are places where Chaplain Wil- liam E. Rhodes can be found if one is quick enough. Co-ordinating campus religious activities is only a small part of the busy man's career, while a ready sense of humor and jovial smile are attributes which make the Chap- lain well-liked. Phi Beta Kappa Chaplain 6'Bill Rhodes will soon realize scholarly ambitions when he receives his Ph.D. from Yale. ,pifliira i 5 Esther M. Dimchevsky, Director of Student Counseling William E. Rhodes, Chaplain I nsuring Health Dr. Lewis Barbato serves the Univer- sity as both Director of Health Service and professor, and his class in Mental Hygiene is very popular with students. To receive an M.D. cum laude is quite a ,feat but Dr. Barbato came from Baylor University with this accom- plishment behind him. National rec- ognition of the DU Health Program set up by Dr. Barbato has led to its emulation by many other colleges.

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Robert W Chick, Director of Student Housing Barbara Davis, Associate Dean of Students for Women's Activities Glen Robert Ross, Assistant Dean of Students Promoting Pleasant Living Director of Student Housing is by no means an easy job, but Robert W. Chick has capably handled the many situations of dormitory life. Since 1955, when Mr. Chick came to DU, innumerable improve- ments have been made to make the dorms more enjoyable homes for students. Some- how, while becoming a friend of so many students, Mr. Chick finds time for his favorite hobby, hunting and fishing. His scholarly life is not over, for at the present he is working on his E.D.D. Friendly Help and Smiles Another new person at DU, al- though already well-known and well-liked, is Barbara Davis, the Associate Dean of Students for Women's Activities. With experi- ence as a professor at several col- leges, Dean Davis will soon enter studies toward a doctor's degree. Assisting with Woman's Week, ad- vising various campus groups, and speaking at many functions are some of the reasons Dean Davis has so quickly become such a popular faculty member. Combination Dean and Prof New in his position this year, Glen Robert Ross serves on the Civic Center Campus as Assistant Dean of Students. Besides this schedule, Dean Ross teaches a class in Counseling Theories. Since coming to DU from a position in Guid- ance and Counseling at the University of Texas thence the familiar drawlj Dean Ross has earned a Ph.D. in Psych-Ed., and during his studies was a Graduate -Assistant to Dean Feder.

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i.,,, Helping hand for dreams In the newly created position of Director of Student Aid, Robert S. Mead fulfills the hopes of the many students who finance their own way through college. Scholarships, grants, and loans to deserving collegians are handled by Dr. Mead, whose offices are in Carnegie Hall. Still using his previous Speech and Dramatic Arts studies, Dr. Mead can frequently be seen at Denver's Civic Theatre and DU's Little Theatre. - Robert S. Mead, Direcfor of Sfudenf Aid Discovering New Pioneers College Days, Open House, and many publications are ways the Director of Field Service, Jackson H. Wells, interests high school students in becoming future Pioneers. Mr. Wells and his staff travel over much of the United States every year in order to contact prospective freshmen. ' 1' ' Jackson H. Wells, Director of Field Service Y Y-vi-w--.--iw, . Informing DU,s Public Keeping the public informed about the University and its activities is the job of Adolph Mayer, Director of Public rela- A tions. Bud', is chairman of the Board v V of Publications and is responsible for publicity relating students, alumni and the public with DU. ' AdlhM ,J.,D'cf fPbl'RIf' o P oyer r 're or 0 U lc 6 U 'ons Randolph P. McDonough, Direcfor of Alumni Relaiions Keeping Alums Posted One of DU's best authorities of its history and traditions is Randolph P. McDonough, Director of Alumni Rela- tions. Randy, well-known for his fine wit and anecdotes, emcees many Univer- sity functions and has been with the staff since 1934, serving to notify alumni of University activities. 20 r' 1