University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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C((((cati0H ALICE MARTHA TRANER: Calmly takes every activ- ity on the campus in her stride. Sagens, Cap and Scroll, Vice-President of Student Body, scores of Senate Committees — leaves us breathless just naming them Preparing prospective teachers as sat- isfactorily as possible for the actual problem or situation which will con- front them in the school room is the purpose of the Education Department. All teachers who train in Nevada must receive their education at the Univer- sity, since there is no state teachers college. A course has been added for prospective kindergarten teachers. Top: Student teacher, Bea Thompson. Bottom: Mary Kathryn Carroll serves her apprenticeship as a student instructor -20

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CcoHcm c More than it has before, during past years, the Economics Department at the University has been showing its importance. Professors in the depart- ment have been serving as advisors to various government boards v hich were added with the declaration of war. Students are finding many prac- tical problems on which to work in that field, and the course is each year drawing more students ' interest. Top: Lois Bradshaw delves into the finer points of bookkeeping. Bottom: Student accountants get assistance in balancing their books Back row, left to right: Huling Ussery, John Jorgensen, George Brown, Robert Bruce, Robert Craig, Virginia Mathews, Muriel Westergard, Jack Downing, Otto Oshida. Front row: Miriam Rebaletti, Zelda Heitman Shaw, Lucile Brown, Velia Mazza, Kathryn Berman, Bette Poe, Bill Parish, James Borge, Jac Shaw, Dixie Davis, Pete Echeverria

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Ckiheltapki Chi Delta Phi, national honorary English society, decided to do its bit in the war effort by sending books, magazines, games and food to the soldiers stationed at Camp Wendover. Officers of the group during the past year were Rose Arenaz, president; Barbara Francis, vice-president; Viola Soren- sen, secretary-treasurer, and Nita Reifschneider, editor. ROSE ARENAZ, President Top row, left to right: Ada May Bachman, Rae Bass, Mary Kalhryn Carroll, Catherine Cozier, Betty Cole. Second row: Adey May Dunnell, Hazel Eather, Barbara Francis, Frances Hawkins, Patricia Prescott. Third row: Nita Reifschneider, Yvonne Rosasco, Margaret Sears, Viola Sorensen, Beatrice Thompson, Fourth row: Lois Weldon, Melbo Whittaker, Molly Young 21