University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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Colonel Gilbert Parker Club was formed, membership being open to both men and Women students. Officers are: President, Martin Rissardp Vice-president, Robert l-lartorg Secre- tary, Mary Watts Mooreg Treasurer, Alice Williams. Immediate affiliation with the National Rifle Association was agreed upon. Vernon Kinner displays with pride his medal for the year's outstanding military achievement for a cadet

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Ml Mary With Col Gilbert Parker as its advlsor and Wllh lVllSqt Mlchael McCorm1clc asslstmq hlm the mllltary department carrled on lts Work m teachmq mllltary sclence and tactlcs Wlth Roger Olm stead as captam the men s rlfle team competed for the Hearst trophy and had a rltle match Wlth West VIIQIDIQ UH1VSTS1lY Thrs year the R O T C patrolled the stadlum durmq football games The Umverslty ot Nevada Rltle

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Stfztuiccllentfs The Associated Students of 1946 can look back upon the year with a feeling of accomplishment. A stirring and inviting assem- bly was provided for each Friday during both semesters, encour- aging school spirit. Various lectures were given lov such noted personalities as William Durant and Dr. lohn Moseley. ln addi- tion to these, different classes and organizations sponsored as- semblies which were greeted with great enthusiasm. High light of the spring semester was the campaign program which elected a new prexy to power. A.S.U.N. President: Paul Pcirraguirre ...--Y 18l1916 at-L2 ' v ' l l ' 1 i