University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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The President HjHeAAaye With the realization that the contents of this volume will continually strike the more tender strings of memory, I am happy to have the privilege of sending greetings to all students, past and present. May future years bring to you the full realization of the aspirations of your college days, and reward with abundant harvest each sound thought and habit acquired on the Hill. May future years bring to the University of Nevada a devoted, courageous and intelligent service from every loyal son and daughter to the end that our Alma Mater, with enhanced stability and prestige, will prosper and grow in the esteem and confidence of the people whom she serves. ... To those who will enter the University next year and in the years to come, we send to you, also, a very sincere welcome and a hearty greeting. May the scenes and events depicted in this volume, coated as they are with the spirit and romance of youth, make you realize fully what your adopted Alma Mater may mean to you. May you resolve to become a true and loyal son or daughter of Nevada. May you be determined to play no less than a hero ' s part in the upbuilding of your University To the graduating Seniors I bid you Godspeed into a world of perplexity and doubt. May you, with the courage and vision of your pioneer forefathers, assume leadership in the new era and justify our faith in you and the training you received on this campus. May you help to restore peace and tranquility to a world weary with war and torn asunder by conflicting ideologies. ... All of us, faculty, students and alumni, express to the editor, manager and contributors our sincere thanks for producing the 1948 Artemisia, in its excellence so representative of the steady progress of the University which we love and serve. Faithfully yours, JOHN O. MOSELEY, President President and Mrs. Moseley pose in their living room President Moseley receiving the National Inter-Fraternity Con- ference award as the number one fraternity man in America at the Commodore Hotel in New York City on November 28

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Beard o( tfeaehtJ The Board of Regents, govern- ing body of the University of Nevada, has controlled student affairs and set operating policy for the University since 1917. Under the chairmanship of Silas Ross, the board consists of Albert Hilliard, Reno attorney; John Cahlan, Las Vegas news- paperman; Chris Sheerin, Elko publisher and Mrs. Mary Henningsen of Carson Valley. This year the board faced ano her year of complications due to the over-sized student body. Plans were made to replace the temporary classrooms and sleeping quarters with permanent buildings The group after continued prompting by the students, conducted an invesUgation of the dining hall. This investigation led to the complete reorganization of the dining hall and to obtaining a full-time dietician to plan all meats. SILAS ROSS, Chairman Standing: John Cahlan, Dr. John O. Moseley, Charles H. Gorman, Miss Alice Terry. Sitting: Silas Ross, Albert Hilliard, Mrs. Mary Henningsen, Chris Sheerin.