University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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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

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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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Top row Mary Ancho, Isabel Blythe, Lois Bradshaw, Toirr Buckman, Francis Crane, Bob Crowell, Carl Digmo Jane Dugan Second row: Adey Mae Dunnell, George Dickerson, Hope Fleming, Jack Fleming Barbara Francis, ack Fulton Bin Friel Ray Gardella Third rov : Mary Francis Gusewelle, Mildred Missimer Harris, Bill Henley Lela Her, Charles Wsh BOi KommSyer Annette Leighton, Gene Mastroianni. Fourth row: Betty Molignoni, Bette Poe Dean Quilici, Walter mggie Nita ReTfschneider, Dave Sinai, Jack Streeter Viola Sorensen. Fifth row: Emi he Turano, Rita Turano, Dorothy Watson, Jerry Wetzel, Melba Whittacher, Elcey Williams, Clifton Young BILL FRIEL, President PfeJ CM Press Club sponsored its tenth annual high school press convention in Reno this year, complete with round-table discussions, banquets, plant trips and entertainments. Membership bids were issued to eighteen students at the Mackay Day luncheon. Bill Friel served as president of the group until Uncle Sam called, and the year was completed under the leadership of Viola Sorenson. Barbara Francis served as secretary-treasurer of the group. 22