University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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Top Tovr: HeleneBatjer, Marie Aldrich, Delta Delta Delta; Charles Fleming, Lambda Chi Alpha, Nadine Gibson, Pi Beta Phi. Second row: Jack Good, Alpha Tau Omega; Leonore Hill, Gamma Phi Beta; War- ren Parks, Sigma Nu; Dor- othy Reynolds, Independent. Bottom row: Dorothy Savage, Kappa Alpha Theta; Robert Uhlig, Phi Sigma Kappa; Muriel Westergard, Manza- nita-Artemisia SENATE % wka Senate ' s first job, as always, was to draw up and approve a student pannel. We presented a panel to the Board of Re- gents with the qualifications we felt a new University President should possess. Or- ganizations were classified, and seventeen were put on the inactive list for the dura- tion. The War Council and Bond Drives were approved and encouraged. Sompli- mentary student body cards have been sent to High School Student Body Presi- dents, to further a closer feeling between Nevada high schools and the University. Acting President Gorman entertains Senate •with a dinner at the Trocadero

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UPPERCLASS COMMITTEE Members of the upperclass committees found very few problems confront- ing them the past year, other than dealing with a few minor miscreants, such as forgotten bows and bibles. Unable to secure dinks for the men students, punishment could not be meted for failure to wear them. . . . As usual, the committees checked on the attendance of freshmen at the annual painting of the N, and punishment was devised for those who failed to put in an appearance or present an excuse. Members of women ' s upper- class committee were headed during the year by Doll Corbett, while head- ing the men ' s was Jack Good. Women ' s Upperclass Committee: Dorothy Reynolds, Frances Baumann, Mary Beth Win- chester, Brownlie Wylie, Betty Molignoni, Katharine Henningsen, Lois Bradshaw, Beu- lah Haddow, Doll Corbett (chairman). Men ' s Upperclass Committee: Bill Richter (chair- man, first semester). Jack Fleming, Italo Gavazzi, Jack Good

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v i -Li i k OEj Saying goodbye to U. of N. this year were ' ' m the members of the senior class, composed for the first time practically all of girls. During the year, members of the class joined the juniors in presenting a merry assembly for the student body and faculty. Senior Week activties weren ' t what they KATHARINE HENNMGSEN: Attractive bru- nette Senior Class manager. Within two years on the Hill she has distinguished herself among students as an active par- ticipant in campus affairs used to be in the good old days, but the senior class showed that they still had a lot of life, and managed to make the week as peppy as possible under the existing circumstances. Katharine Henningsen directed the class activities as manager. Aberasturi Bachman Baldini Baumann Boland JOHN MANUEL ABERASTURI: Austin, Nevada; Sigma Rho Delta; Phi Kappa Phi; Getchell Scholarship 4. ADA MAY BACHMAN: Reno, Nevada; Inde- pendent; Chi Delta Phi 3, 4; Phi Kappa Phi; Sagens 4; W.C.T.U. Scholarship 2; Fleisch- mann Scholarship 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3; Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4; Women ' s Chorus 3, 4. FREDDIE BALDINI: Reno, Nevada; Sociology. HELENE ANN BATJER: Smith, Nevada; History; Zeta Phi Zeta; Who ' s Who; Women ' s War Council 4; Sagens 4; Mackay Day Committee 4; Executive Committee Chairman 4; Finance Control Board 4; Board of Athletic Control 4; Publications Board 4; Election Board 4; Board of Health Control 4; P.S.P.A.; Blue Peppers 1, 2; W.A.A. I, 2; A. S.U.N. President 4; Senate 4. FRANCES BAUMANN: Fallon, Nevada; Home Economics; Zeta Phi Zeta; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. THOMAS BOLAND: Reno, Nevada; Electrical Engineering. SHIRLEY LAYMAN BIGIL: Reno, Nevada; French; Gamma Phi Beta; D.A.R. Scholar- ship 4; Math Club 2, 3; W.A.A. 1, 2; Sage- brush 1.