University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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I des, who handles new reqlstratlon problems W Rio o 'I o egiistiriatiion o This year's enrollment, showing a de- cided increase over last year's 588, reached a total of 1083. Students loomed out of nowhere the second semester with Veterans making up the majority of men students . . . The typi- cal Nevada coed is often heard to re- mark, lt's great to see more fellows than girls on the hill again. Students frantically attempt to register 1n the new gym.

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E? is Z gtk ggvsi .X arg se ', taxi li. Silas Ross, Chairman of the Board of Regents ,jfi-P, .J-' Charles Gorman, Dr. Moseley, Silas Ross, Paul Sirkegicm, Leo A. McNamee, Mrs. S. W. Henninqsen, Chris H. Sheerin egcentts Facing the Board of Regents at the beginning of the fall semester, was one ot the largest reconversion tasks such a group could possibly face. Among the many problems with which the Board had to contend were the returning veterans, shortage of teachers and classrooms and the housing shortage among the students. It took a great deal of thought and effort, but The first post-War year at the University of Ne- vada proved to be a successful one due to the capability of the Board . . . Members of the Board of Regents include Silas E. Ross of Reno, president: Chris H. Sheerin of Elko, Mrs. C. W. Henningsen of Gardnerville, Paul I. Sirkeqian of Kimberly and Leo A. McNamee of Las Vegas.

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Alice B. Mcirsh., M. S,, Acting Decm of Women CG6c':H.l1'lS Stgnleyg Palmer, M.E., Decm of the College of Engineering Fredrick Wilson, Ph.D,, D College of Roberi S. Griffin, Ph.D., Acling Dean of Men Frederick Truner, Ph.D., Deon of the College of Education Frederick Wood, Pl'1.D., Dean of the College of Arts and Science