University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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PuUl et Lce. Cecil W. Creel, B.S., Professor of Agricul- tural Extension and Director of the Nevada Agricultural Extension Department. Sanford C. Dinsmore, B.S., Commissioner Food and Drug Control and Weights and Measures. Samuel B. Doten, M.A., Professor of Agri- cultural Research and Director of the Nevada Agricultural Experiment Station. Carl Horn, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Edmund S. Leaver, Supervising En- gineer of Precious Metals Section, U.S. Bureau of Mines. Samuel E. Records, V.M.D., Re- search Professor of Veterinary Science and Director of the Veterinary Control Service. Thea H. Thompson, Ph.D., Head Librarian. CECIL W. CREEL CARL HORN SANFORD DINSMORE EDMUND LEAVER SAMUEL K. DOTEN EDWARD RECORDS THEA THOMPSON 24

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Stuoik ent CHARLES W. MAPES President J Assuchited Students VIRGINIA MATHEWS Sliidenf Body Secretary Reorganizing campus activities, elim- inating those which existed in name only, conducting and presenting more and better assembly programs, and placing students on newly organized student affairs and health service com- mittees constituted the major portion of the Associated Student of the Uni- versity of Nevada (A.S.U.N.), led by the very capable president, Charles Mapes. Pep rallies, Pan Hellenic Skit Day, Interfraternity Day, Campus Personalities in movies. South Ameri- can film. Engineers Day Assembly and Masque and Dagger Day were topped by the War Convocation held March 20. This last included a review of the R.O.T.C. by the Governor j summa- tion of Nevada ' s and the University ' s war effort by Governor Carville, President Hartman, Charles Mapes, and Professor Martie; and the show- ing of recently released war films. As we go to press, ballots are being- cast for constitutional amendments which will place Nevada on war foot- ing, and permit underclassmen to replace upperclassmen as leaders of student government if necessary. 26