University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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mi Di-.in Reuben C. Thompson DEANS Look for the two busiest people on the campus and you will find them holding- down the positions of Dean of Men and Dean of Women. Dean Thompson has the joy of ironing out difficulties in Interfrat Council and in Student Affairs Committee. Dean Mack keeps the social life of the campus running smoothly with the date calendar. In addition they both have a regular schedule of classes. When they finish a hard day ' s work in their regular capacities, they have to dress up and report to chaperone duty at various campus functions, to lend an air of prestige to the occasion and to see that the socialites of the campus conduct themselves with some little restraint. As though this weren ' t enough, they are always ready to give of their time and attention to bewildered freshmen and other students who find they need advice on all the problems which arise to confuse undereraduates. Dean Margaret E. Mack

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Louise M. Sissa, Registrar ADMINISTRATION The thing that graduates remember longest after a visit to the campus is the way Miss Sissa hailed them by name as they walked into her office. It may be the trouble through which she goes to get their courses and hours straightened out or it may just be her deep interest in every student that makes their names and faces stick in her memory. Knowing every student on the campus is no little feat in itself . . . You pay and pay at Comptroller Gorman ' s office. He relieves students of their money with the ease of long experience. He has to approve the grants made by Finance Con- trol for he has charge of all the A. S. U. N. funds. As if this weren ' t enough, he also has charge of all the University finances and the corresponding bookkeeping worries.

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ALUMNI Graduate Manager and secretary of Finance Control . . . Plenty of job for anyone. In addition Bob Creps has to keep his precious A. S. U. N. building from being dismantled by the irreverent vandals who fre- quent it. His office is the center for bull sessions which settle anything from the new gym to Econ. 92. He has the enviable job of being the man who goes between the administration and the student body. His prize head- ache is keeping books for all A. S. U. N. money, but close second is getting publicity for camera-shy athletes. Another of our grads who is interested in student aflFairs is the; progressive Marshall Guisti, President of the Alumni Association. He is the storm center of a drive to increase the num- bers and the importance of the Alumni Association. Robert Creps, Graduate Manager