University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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With thanks to the editor oi the Artemisia l accept with pleasure this opportunity to send a personal word ot greeting to all stu dents of the University ot Nevada past present and future To the alumni your Alma Mater sends renewed assurance ot prrde in your achlevements and confidence in your continued loyalty in maintaining the prestige and good name of the Uni versity May you contribute in ever increasing measure an unseltish service and devotion to your Alma Mater to the end that with greater efficiency and wider vision she may impress her ideals upon succeeding generatlons To the students yet to corne into whose hands this volume may fall May you you look forward with contldence and courage to the day when as students you will enter the University of Nevada May you resolve to llve up to the high ideals and better traditions of the University of Nevada May you determine to play your part in the upbuilding of your University so that you may truly receive from her a genuine introduction to your cultural heritage a sure development of your own humanity and a training to face lite with a true sense oi relative values to aid you rn dealing wisely with the desperate problems oi the next half century And now to the graduating Seniors l bid you Godspeed into a world Just as perplexing and dangerous as the world you lived in as a University student in war years Wlth the same faith and courage of the pioneers who settled this country and the soldiers who protected it you must tight to make it a better world for you and your children. Let your motto be: l-lats oft to the past! Coats off to the future! May the lessons you have learned on the hill serve you well in the days that lie ahead. Faithiully yours lOl-IN O. MOSELEY President PRE IDE 'S M SSAGE see yourselves in each picture and event presented herein. May

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Lei! to right: Albert Hilliard, Iohn Cahlan, Silas Ross, Iohn Moseley, Chris Sheerin, Charles Gorn Silas Ross BO RD OF REGE S Completing one of the most heated battles with the State Legislature and a year complicated by an overgrown student body, the Board ot Regents did an outstanding job ot administer ing the University's problems. Headed by Silas E. Ross, the board accepted Iohn Cahlan Las Vegas, and Albert Hilliard, Reno, who were elected in the last state election, to replace Leo A. McNamee and Paul I. Sirlqegian. McNamee resigned and Sirkegian was defeated in the election. Adjusting the administration s pro posed budget for the next two years and pre senting it to the forty-third legislature was the biggest problem which confronted the tiveman board. The two other members are Mrs Mary Henningsen and Chris H. Sheerin