University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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As another school year draws to a close, it is appropriate that we think back over the months spent on the beautiful campus of the University of Nevada and take stock of our gains. You have learned much that is valuable from your books and your professors, and have made friends among faculty and students which will mean a great deal to you in the years to come. But the gain I want most for each of you is that you have grown — that your mind and personality have taken on a new and greater measure of maturity — that you have added something to your lives for which you will be eternally grateful. An education is just that — a chance to grow and to develop; and the best reason for choosing to be educated at a university is so that that development might take place under the most favorable circumstances, with the impetus of associating together, of sharing experiences, and of learning with other students — each contributing to the development of the others. These are the benefits that I hope you are taking with you; and I hope that your development will continue throughout your lifetime so that you will become ever bigger and bigger men and women as time goes on ... It is my sincere wish that those who are graduating this June are taking with them the realization of having added to their stature during their undergraduate years and that their lives and the lives of those they touch will be richer because they did graduate from the University of Nevada. Sincerely, MALCOLM A. LOVE, President.

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(jta4uate tj lanafet Resuming his duties as Graduate Man- ager and ASUN Bookstore Manager is Jam es McNabney. Through his office pass all the bills, checks and receipts of the Associated Students. All organi- zations using the Central Treasury sys- tem must account for their expenditures and have them cleared through this office . . . Reappointed to the job of secretary and bookkeeper for the Asso- ciated Students and Graduate Manager is Mrs. Erma Capurro Lawlor. Mrs. Law- lor has served faithfully in this capacity for the last six years — starting her serv- ices under Graduate Manager Joseph T. McDonnell, then Eugene Mastroianni and now under James McNabney. When the Finance Control Board made the recent change in the management for the ASUN Bookstore, Mrs. Lawlor was appointed as bookkeeper for the store along with her other duties. A true firends of the students — no one is turned away — for Mrs. Lawlor is always ready to assist anyone who seeks her help. mmk

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ELECTION COMMITTEE Rov 1, left to right: M. Gregory, B. Harris. Row 2: J. Simpson, J. Spell. Row 3: D. Fair- field, J. Love, H. Browne. Row 4: D. Mathis, W. Ashley, J. Cowley, L. Mitchell. y SENATORS AT LARGE Jim Brooke, Bobbie Jean Cummings, Proctor Hug, Martha Oviatt. k ' L— . .ret-