University of Denver. Leadership Conference

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Ken Furman (Arts and Sciences), Jack Deter (Bizad), and Harold Sparks (Engineering) were elected presidents of their respective colleges in the all school elections; vote is smallest in years. Norma Jean Carpenter is the new Arts and Sciences secretary. United Fund Drive closes 1955 campaign with $1,264 total. Students apply for place on new Publications Board. 1955 Leadership conference at Pinecrest.

Abstract Dr. Charles Merrifield Keynote Speaker at DU Leadership Conference on May 20, 1955. Bonnie Johnson is serving as co-chairman of the Leadership Conference. Asa Hilliard is the ODK member elected to be co-chairman of the conference scheduled for Pinecrest. Leadership schedule listed. Due to a flood at Pinecrest, the Leadership conference was changed to Camp Wilaha, near Idaho Springs, Colorado. Jack Deeter is temporary president/chairman of 1955-1956 Student Senate. New Phi Beta Kappas named....

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Successful Confab Ends. Group Dynamics Highlight Convention (1956 Leadership Conference).

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DU Leadership Confab in Estes Set for May 24-25. Phi Kaps Cop Honors as May Days Closes. May Day Champs. Faculty to Hold Firesides. Asian-American Club to Sponsor Japanese Exhibit. Elections Delayed for Referendum Approval. Bizad Alums Celebrate Anniversary Next Week. Delta Gamma Winners in the Sorority Division of the May Fair.

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Leadership Conference Activities Begin Friday at Voelkel’s Lodge – It’s All Mapped Out. Candidates Approved for School Elections Thursday. Nancy Kelly Visits Campus During Recent Theatre Tour. Central City Night Set. DPA Production Opens Friday in Little Theatre. Union Governors Select Nine New Board Members.

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Leadership Confab Begins Today in Estes. Top ROTC Candidates Cited at Annual Awards Ceremony. Scholastic Society Elects Fifteen Seniors, One Junior to Membership. IFC Names Queen, Top Alum. Committee Announces Homecoming Deadlines. CC Convocation Tuesday. Miss DU, Outstanding Alum Chosen – Arlene Belafonte was named Miss DU; Bob Lotito was named Outstanding Alumnus of the Year.

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Students Choose Officers – Moore, Woodcock, Irwin Win College Presidencies. “Venus” Composer Antheil Visits Campus for Opera Opening Night. Board to Sponsor Movie Sunday. Leaders Meet in Estes – Time out for Fun. Polio Vaccine. Pioneer Chow Line.

Abstract Annual Leadership Conference Limited to 150 Student Applicants. Hurst named as Acting Dean of University College of Law – Succeeds Dean Johnston. ROTC Units Join Forces for Annual Dinner Dance. Hawaiian Beauty Visits May Prom in Goodwill Tour. Senior Honoraries Tap 33 Members. Demonstrations Manager Drafting Program of Dorm-Frat Competition. Nominations Due for Outstanding Frosh Royalty. ODK Establishes Johnston Award. Law School “Derby Days” Postponed. Lutheran Pastor Speaks at Mid-Week...

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Everybody Talks About the Mud-Except Those Who Sank Too Deep. New Tradition – Seniors Plan First Class Breakfast; Tickets Available in Activities Office. Dorms Complete by Fall Quarter. College Sets Date of Baccalaureate Vesper Services. Committee Lists Nominees for Outstanding Freshmen. Bar Association Plan Joint Move; DU Law Center Designated as Site. Applications Due Thursday for Leadership Weekend. Shade Your Eyes and Don’t Socialize; Sunbathing and Sexes Shouldn’t Mix.