University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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Silas Russ, Chairman V. 1 ' i Provided for in the constitution of the State of Nevada, this five-man board supervises in general the affairs of the University. Meets at least four times annually to pass on graduations, faculty appointments and withdrawals, financial matters, and student affairs . . . Principal problems which confronted the members of the board this year included possible settlements evolving from the varsity football players ' strike, the subsequent alumni investigation and report on the athletic conditions, and the report made by the state legislative committee which investigated conditions in general at Nevada . . . Tenure of office is ten years, though at present a movement to shorten the term is before the state legislature. Lcfi go rig it: Frank Williams, Anna Warden, Leon Hartman, George S. Brown, Silas Ross, A. C. Olmstead.

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As Vice-President of the University of Nevada, Dr. Max- well Adams looks back on his years of service as progressive years for the school. The first professor of chemistry on his arrival at Nevada, he was soon promoted to the position of Dean of Arts and Science, and now fills the position of Vice-President. In addition to the duties of this office, he is interested in organic chemistry and conducts two such classes. States with pride that he has been on this campus for thirty-three years . . . Unfamiliar to a majority of the students at Nevada, yet indispensible to Dr. Hartman, is Miss Carolyn E. Beckwith, secretary to the President and Board of Regents. She has served under four different presidents here and has compiled three editions of the Alumni Directory which is published every five years. Miss Beckwith feels that the variety offered by her work makes serving the President and indirectly the students an enjoyable occupation. Carolyn Beckwith Dean Maxwell Adams n n n b n h

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Stressing the need of building for the future, Francis R. Smith, President of the U. of N. Alumni Association, outlined a two-fold program for the organization in his message to the Artemisia. First objective of the group is to secure a strong and adequately financed organization of alumni, and to this end the Association is conducting an intensive membership drive. Second aim is to arouse in- terest and support among the students in the hope that they will join and adhere to the organization. If these objectives are realized, the Association will be able materially to aid our Alma Mater, according to Smith. Left: Francis Smith, President of Alumni Association. Right: Max- Jensen, Graduate Manager.