University of Denver. Department of Athletics

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Five-Year Plan for Athletics and Recreation as of October 5, 1998

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Born and raised in the West Colfax neighborhood, Leonard Alterman excelled at basketball in both AAU and at North High School. Alterman parleyed this success into a scholarship at the University of Denver, and after service in WW2, a short career with the old Denver Nuggets in the NBA's predecessor league, the National Basketball League.

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Box 134 contains the plaques recognizing All American NAIA Swimming and Diving Teams. Noel Droomer 1988/98. Greg Remmert 1984. Alan A Boisard, Michael D Richmond, Mark S Collings, and Thomas C Ullrich 1982. Thomas C Ullrich 1982. Paul Eckenroad 1981. Alain Stenbeeke 1984.

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Box 135 contains the plaques recognizing All American NAIA Swimming and Diving Teams. Jack Kelso 1961. Carol Doyas 1980/81. Neil Anderson 1985/86. Coran A Iern 1981. Paul D Stanford 1982.

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Box 136 contains the plaques recognizing All American NAIA Swimming and Diving Teams. Yoram Kochavy 1985/86. Dale Barschak 1983. Ryan Bradley 1996. Brian Thompson 1990. Jesus Crende 1988.

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Box 137 contains two framed awards. The All American Collegiate Swimming Team and The College Swimming Coaches Association of America. Both are for John G Kelso in 1961.

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Box 425 contains a poster portraying one player from several DU athletic teams, posing together. Around them the poster says "The Designated Driver is the Life of the Party" and is accompanied by smart choice tips. Poster is signed by an unkown autograph.

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Student Athlete index cards filed alphabetically last name L-R

Abstract The Division of Athletics and Recreation (formerly Department of Athlietcs, then Department of Athletics and Recreation) is an administrative unit within the University of Denver (DU) that manages collegiate athletics and recreational activities for DU students. The bulk of the records in this collection have been generated by the Media Relations unit, which is an administrative unit within the University of Denver Division of Athletics and Recreation, and serves as the liaison between DU's...

Abstract Ellison Ketchum graduated from the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado in 1930 after winning 10 varsity letters and all conference honors in football and basketball. He served as coach for the University of Denver freshmen basketball and football teams from 1930-1932. He left to coach high school sports and returned in 1936 as head freshman coach. He was named assistant football coach and head basketball coach in 1939. He was appointed Athletic Director in 1942. He left the University...