University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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I I The Artemisia 1921 Sin jfflQemoriam Inez Russell A JUNIOR IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE JEROME HiGGINS 1897 John MacIver 1914 .{. .,—.,

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«r 4.„ .. . „ xhe Artemisia 1921 — ' — ■ ♦ fully developed, this program will schedule all men and women of the student body to receive both such theoretical and such practical training in the sane laws of body-building as will give them right health habits and will make them effective citizen promoters of family and of community hygiene. The Military training is being developed most ably to cooperate wher ever it touches this phy- sical education program and the Hospital Association is most successfully com- pleting the second year of applied hygienic service to the whole student body. Along with the hard work and in the reasonably frequent intervals between stretches of straight work, the Campus generally has enjoyed life. Class, fra- ternity, sorority, dormitory and faculty social events have been happy, red- letter affairs. The many student organizations have been alert and busy in plans to better the campus conditions and the college life. Another national fraternity has established a chapter in our University. The debaters, the actors and actresses of the University plays, the editors and managers of the college publications, the Block N and Gothic N hosts and hostesses of the largest num- ber of visiting high school teams in our history — all have contributed to enrich the campus life. There have been some mistakes but they have been errors of exuberance and not outcroppings of either unsocial or anti-social spirit. On the whole, we have been happy, cooperant, friendly in all our relations. Yes — he who runs may read and reading, know that this has been a record year at our University. WALTER E. CLARK. V .Atj . 1 ..—4. .4

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rr- The Artemisia 1921