University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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wsggwfyf f swmm Charles H. Gorman Robert S. Griffin MINISTR TDR Vice-President and Comptroller Charles H. Gorman again held this duo position. The increased enroll- ment nearly doubled his Work .... Dean of Men Robert S. Griffin became full-time dean this year. Numerous other positions made him one of the busi- est administrators on the hill .... Librarian Iames I. Hill headed the most popular place on the Campus as well as teaching a class in library science .... Dean oi Women Miss Elaine Mobley, in her first year at Nevada, received the friendship and co- operation of all .... Presidential Secretary Miss Alice Terry always found time to assist students seeking information from the Presidents office .... Reqistrar Mrs. Ieanette C. Rhodes organized early to handle the schools larqest enrollment. Jeanette Rhodes lames I. Hill 1? 1 . ff' ' :Q 5 Hs o Elaine Mobley Alice Terry

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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

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as Y W sf 2 mars Q W- E .I W F. 2525-5 if 288 izgnraijms in Q lsr ,W 2 if 1 m J H ss Q H . , ee? EL.. We msg ni ,, . is Dean of College of Arts and Science Fredrick Wood Enrollment in the College of Arts and Science forthe l946 fall semester reached an all-time high of l,l28. Under the direction of Dean Fredrick Wood, thirty-two new instructors, some replac- ing Nevada faculty members on leave, came to the Campus during the 1946-'47 year. Freshmen demands necessitated the setting up of thirty-five sections of English l. Foreign language and busi- ness administration enrollments were much larger than usual. All available space Was used in the laboratories in the departments of biology, chemistry and physics. Temporary classrooms suffi- cient to take care of the departments ot art and English are now ready for use and will be of considerable aid in sched- uling classes in the future. The College COLLE J. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Top row, left to right: Dr. E. Maurice Beesley, Mathematics: Professor Harold N. Brown, Director of Summer Sessions: Dr. B. P. Chappelle, Foreign Languages: Dr. Charles R. Hicks, History. Bottom row: Professor A. L. Hiqgenbotham, Iournalismy Dr. Ernest L. Inwood, Economics: Dr. Charlton Laird, English: Dr. P. H. Lehenbauer, Biology. 1-Q53 mv -sn iz- Sir? Eu! as? .5 'H 12-in i H rg frm:-' EQ A I 'E rss iw 'sms i-wr-V ew is Us sm Miss . wigs: wg: m