University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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PHILIP A. LEHEMEAUER, Ph.D., Professor of Biology, SIGMUND W. LEIFSOM, Ph. D., Professor and Head of Dept. of Physics. JOHN E. MARTIE, M.P.E., Professor and Head of the Department of Physical Education for Men. THEODORE H. POST, M. A., Professor and Head of the Dept. of Music; Director of Music, ELSA SAMETH, M,S,, Pro- fessor and Head of the Dept, of Physical Educa- tion for Women, GEO, W, SEARS, Ph.D., Professor and Head of the Dept, of Chemistry, ment in vital and essential war industries, to help speed the day of peace. On the campus, the staff is faced with new problems as a result of war- time restrictions, but Nevada is a battle-born state and problems here have been coped with as capably as anywhere else in the United States. MILDRED SWIFT, M,S,, Professor and Head of the Dept, of Home Economics, JAMES R, VAN DYKE M,E,, Associate Professoi of Mechanical Enginec i JAMES R, YOUNG, Ph,L ' ,, Professor and Head of Ih9 Dept, of Psychology. • )

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fCffeA ct Essential to all colleges, no matter how large or small, are the members of the faculty, who are faced with the task of implanting knowledge in the brains of Betty Coed and Joe College. Students at the University of Nevada are indeed fortunate to have a large and capable staff of professors in its colleges of arts and science, engineering and agriculture. Men and women who are highly thought of in their various fields of endeavor are numbered among Nevada ' s faculty. Since the advent of the war, many of the professors have been granted leaves of absence, either for military service or employ- LEWIS E FIELD, Lt Col., Professor and Head of the Dept. of Military Science and Tactics ' ■ VINCENT P GIANELLA, Ph.D., Pro- fessor and Head of the Dept. of I Geology, ERNEST L. INWOOD, Ph.D., Pro- fessor and Head of the Dept. of Economics, Business and Sociol- ogy. WALTER S. PALMER, E.M., Pro- fessor and Head of the Dept. of Metallurgy; Director State Ana- lytical Laboratory. CHARLES ROGER HICKS, Ph. D., Professor and Head of the Dept. of History and Political Science. ALFRED L. HIGGINBOTH- AM, M.A., Professor and Head of the Dept. of lour- nalism. ROBERT A. HUME, Ph.D., Associate Professor of the Dept. of English.

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LEONORE HILL, President. A. £. n. % For another wartime year, affairs on the Nevada campus have been direct- ed by a coed. This year ' s leader was Leonore Hill. During the year, nine student body assemblies were held. At the first one during the fall semester, scholarship awards were made to Gamma Phi Beta sorority for the high- est average and to Zeta Phi Zeta for improvement. President Moseley ad- dressed the students concerning the benefits derived from a liberal educa- tion. A. pep assembly and one in honor of Homecoming were also held during that semester. This spring the first stu- dent body meeting was also one at which scholarship awards were made. The highest average honors went at this time to Delta Delta Delta, while Gamma Phi Beta was awarded the im- provement plaque. Letters for athletics were presented to deserving members of the football team. UUui ' - - . , Students show a good turn- out at first basketball game in new gymnasium.