University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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Arts and Science, the college with the largest enrollment on the Hill, felt the effects of war this semester. A majority of the men enrolled in its various de- partments were called by Uncle The steps oi old Stewart Hall present the campus with a most familiar sight Sam during the year, sorely de- pleting the college. Many new courses were added and others altered to place emphasis upon war and war-time activities. The daily trek to classes in Mackay Science Hall 14

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1 ean4 ate Pecpie . . . LUCILLE B. BENSON Dean Benson spends her leisure time in weaving and reading good books. She loves to travel by automobile, taking her time, and not having to be any place at any certain time. STANLEY PALMER An unusual and interesting hobby is Dean Palmer ' s of photographing railroad equipment. His collection of pictures covers a period of forty years. He is also a very active member of the Masonic Lodge. ROBERT STEWART One of Dean Stewart ' s main interests is the farm labor problem. This is a vital matter with him, because a large olive crop, which must be harvested, is at stake. His granddaughter is tops with him. RUEEEN C. THOMPSON Hunting, fishing, and gardening are Dean Thompson ' s pet diversions, and a football game wouldn ' t be a game -without the dean there to measure the gains. He finds his greatest pleasure, however with his family. FREDERICK W. TRANER Landscaping his beautiful home at Lake Tahoe occupies a great deal of Dean Traner ' s summer time, but he cherishes most the hours he spends with his family and grandchildren. FREDERICK WOOD Dean Wood likes nothing better than to don his old clothes and head straight for the old fishing hole, or lor a day of hunting in the mountains. 13

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Pfc eMctA Oh, Pt eMctA . . . Top, left to right: Benjamin F. Chappelle, Foreign Languages; Charles Jl. Hicks, History and Political Science; Albert E. Hill, English; Colonel Gibson, Military Science and Tactics; ' Sigmund W. Leifson, Physics; John E. Martie, Men ' s Physical Education; Theodore Post, Music. Bottom, left to right: Elsa Sameth, Women ' s Physical Education; George W. Sears, Chemistry; Reuben C. Thompson, Philosophy; Frederick Traner, Education; Milan J. Webster, Economics; Frederick Wood, Mathematics; James R. Young, Psychology PATSY PRESCOTT: Masque and Dagger ' s pride and joy. A persistent winner of Wolves Frolic applause. Acting, singing, dancing, directing, and even Phi Kappa Phi awards go her way i 15 !■