University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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r r Brotherhood Week speakers: Rebbi Donic! Gcldocrger, Chopla n Willioir E. Rhodes. Rev. Jciin M. Akers, Dr. T. William Hell. 19

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 Religious Activities The University of Denver was founded “Pro Scientia et Religione” and religion has continued to play an important part in DU student activities. Religion-in-Life-Week, a special week devoted to studying one religious topic, is an annual tradition. This year's subject was “Religion and International relations.” Panel di cussions. speakers, and a religious parliament were special features of it. One of the most important religious activities is the nondcnominational Wednesday morning chapel meetings. Brotherhood Week used “Working towards Brotherhood” as its theme. Speakers and discussion groups spoke on the nature of prejudice, business and brotherhood, and the high cost of prejudice. Choploin Wlliom F. Rhodes specks or Wcdn ccy nondenominctionol chapel meetings.

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AWS t ocutiv Council Seetod: lix Bar, Carol Nugen, Lirvdo Ceooning, froonror; Corol Koehler, teeretory; Doe Ann Word. Sfonding: Jeonnetre Dole, pteittenr. Miw Dinehevsky. oCvisor; Neill Keller. Pot Moore, Nancy Sorrell. Women's Week It’s a woman’s world, so “cherchez la femme! Women on the Pioneer campus took Women's Week, an AWS sponsored annual function, to emphasize the importance of the woman on any-collcgc campus. The week began with a slave sale where girls were auctioned off to the highest bidder for a day of serfdom. Next was the AWS Review “Girls, Girls, Girls. AWS elections, the Powderpuff edition of the Clarion, electing Darrell Earhart dream man, and a woman’s breakfast in the dorms were all a part of Women’s Week. Climaxing events was the AWS awards banquet, where new AWS officers were announced and “Miss awards presented. AWS President Jeannette Dole presents the ennuol outstanding womon foculty member award to Dr. Ruth Clark, speech professor.