University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Bryan Biesterfeld Ba'i- be's a lav Moooer ho Jsd n ir ic a year anJ a half (baa rush steieso do ia far yean. Ik kxkcd the Al'SA Sena fitarwe cwnnuaee into tear, sparkled oc (be soaer fickl and can proposHioc oo in fiocnl German. He also had nuabe one B'm bts lit: and to a finalN for (be Rhodes SchoCaxvhifi. Can there be anythme else? Yep. A drop-dead senile. PIONEERS 23

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Pioneers W ▼ ▼ hen the Parsons of the Colorado Seminar) became the Pioneers of the University of Denver in 1926. the Kynmsbok began one of the University's most lasting traditions. This year, it is an honor for the Kpmisbok to continue that tradition by presenting the annual Pioneer Awards to individuals whose dedication to our University and its students is bevond measure. Nominations came from all areas of the campus, and the 14 winners selected by committee represent the University's finest. While their personal goals and ideals differ, they are bound by their visions of a better DU. Their work toward that goal does not make them unique. The creativity, passion and spirit with which they pursue this vision does. Each of the 14 has made a difference. The 1930 Kynmsbok urged its winners. “Go forth; greater battles are yet to be won. We would urge the same. The battles they have fought at Dl' may seem small in comparison to the battles of life. But the fight our Pioneers have given shows us what is best in ourselves. We salute their bold imagination, their fiery determination and their collective sense of compassion. Photography by John T. Beresford

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Pioneers Dick Brando B ecaese there isn't a cheerier pis at DC He's prosen that modern rehpofl need not exclude i pod-tine iaipe An nil odist and hodsNclder. Dais role as a camp® mnMer altos him to influence the lists ot students thn»|ji hts actist pameifuton in their activities and hfcstsles. Because his coorr.itmen: to his wxt his ideals and his (anuh arc somethin; to »hkh »e can all aspire.