University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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DEANS A good fighting chance was all we had, and from that Robert Stewart built up the College of Agriculture to its present standing. The odds against agriculture in Nevada are very great, but new methods have improved con- ditions. The development of a ferti- lizer to supply missing plant nutrients has been Dean Stewart ' s special prob- lem . . . Wassail and Indian basketry, horseshoes, Christmas carols, and Seni- ors-a-teaing — Dean Hall ' s hospitality and the variety of his parties are a by- word among education students. In practical education. Dean Hall passes on to his students his knowledge of educational problems and their solu- tion. He has, through the Appoint- ment Committee, simplified the prob- lem of teacher placement. Dean John W. Hall School of Education Dean Robert Stewart

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Jll= Director John A. Fulton Mackay School of Alines DEANS Dubbed the other side of the campus by tradition, the College of Engineer- ing has never earned the doubtful classification 5 it has in fact shown a spirit and unity equal to th e rest of the campus. Since 1920 Dean Frederick Sibley has seen his college grow in size and accomplishments. His stu- dents will remember his quiet under- standing. At the end of the quad is the Mackay School of Mines, headed by Director John A. Fulton, who gra- duated from Nevada in ' 98 and re- turned in 1 924 to head the department from which he was graduated. In ad- dition he manages the S. Frank Hunt Foundation, gift out of the blue to the School of Mines. Director Fulton is noted for his height, his after-dinner stories, and his placement of all mining- graduates. Dean Frederick H. Sibley College of Engineering 20

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Professor Elsa Sanicth ( ' ,;, nf Department of P iysical Ediicatiun fur Wui ien Dr. Jicnjamin F. Chnpclle Head of Department of Modern Languages Dr. Jeanne Weir Head of Department of History and Political Science 22