Epilogue: Nevada Southern University Yearbook, 1958

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PAT WHIPPLE
editor
FRANK PURDY
art editor
GLORIA SWARTZ REAL
business manager
published by the Confederated Students of Nevada Southern
ALMA MATER
When sundown t i n t s t h e h i l l s with purple hue—
When dusk f a l l s s o f t l y on t h e v a l l e y f l o o r ,
And Sunrise Mountain's r i d g e s loom no more,
Our h e a r t s , Nevada Southern, t u r n t o you!
Among t h e sand dunes and t h e d e s e r t flowers
We walk a g a i n . I n mem'ry we renew
The campus l o v e s , t h e happy times we knew.
Our t h a n k s , Nevada Southern, f o r t h o s e h o u r s ! !
I n a f t e r y e a r s , when o t h e r mem'ries p a l e ,
Our thoughts w i l l o f t e n journey back t o you.
Our h e a r t s w i l l l i f t , o u r voices r i s e anew:
" A l l H a i l , Nevada Southern, H a i l ! H a i l ! H a i l ! "
James R . Dickinson
J u l y 1 9 , 1957
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1951 marked the beginning of Nevada Southern. Although there were only two instructors teaching
classes in the evenings at the Las Vegas High School, the hope for the future was great. As the years progressed
in number, so did the teaching staff and the students.
In 1955 the land on which to build an institution of higher learning was donated to Nevada Southern
by Estelle and Howard Wilbourn. In the spring of 1955 Las Vegas saw a major drive by students of the
local high schools, Nevada Southern students, and educators throughout the Las Vegas area in an attempt
to raise money to help erect Nevada Southern's first building.
Classes, in the meantime, were held wherever space could be found — in churches, at the city recreation
center, and at the local high schools. The library, faculty offices, and the office staff was all
quartered at the Las Vegas High School Auditorium.
The hope in the students' hearts became a reality June 1, 1957, when the college moved into their
first building.
As the registration rose, there was only one more thing to do and this was to construct another building.
Even now this is being fulfilled for ground was broken May 1 1, 1958 for Nevada Southern's second
building.
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DEDICATION
She could well have "education" f o r her middle name f o r she has
devoted so much o f her l i f e t o t h e f i e l d . Maude F r a z i e r , t h e never-tiring
champion o f t h e students, a s s i s t e d i n t h e ground breaking f o r Nevada
Southern's f i r s t and second buildings- She helped t o l a y t h e cornerstone
and was instrumental i n passing t h e bill through t h e 1957 Nevada
Legislature which declared Nevada Southern a college o f t h e Univers
i t y o f Nevada. I t i s t o t h i s well loved figure t h a t t h e students o f Nevada
Southern wish t o dedicate t h e i r 1957-1958 Epilogue.
MAUDE FRAZIER
Clark County Assemblywoman
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ADMINISTRATION
RENO
Dr. William R. Wood
Board of Regents
ADMINISTRATION
LAS VEGAS
Dr. William Carlson
Office Staff
Library
FACULTY K^oXium
Dr. William R. Wood
Acting President
University of Nevada
Board of Regents
Dr. Fred M. Anderson
0. O. Bastian
N. W. Broadbent
William Elwell
Archie Grant
Roy Hardy
Dr. Louis E. Lombardi
Grant F. Sawyer
Bruce R. Thompson
Future plans for the Nevada Southern campus were discussed when
the Board of Regents and Dr. William Wood met here for their February
meeting.
Dr. William Carlson
Dean of Nevada Southern
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Each morning the office staff can be found hard at work, keeping the
college running smoothly . . . happy to answer questions concerning the
college . . . helping the students with problems concerning requirements,
transcripts, and registration . . . keeping the vast amount of records
necessary for such an institution.
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Jewel C. Reynolds
Director of Admissions
Evelyn Basler
Account Clerk
Muriel M. Parks
Registrar
Katie Dondero
Administrative Assistant
Jada Irwin
Secretary
Horton "Red" Stone
Building Superintendent
LIBRARY
Cataloguing, alphabetizing, checking, rechecking, and answering questions
are all professionally handled by the capable library staff. The
student library assistants see that books are reshelved, fines are collected,
and overdue cards are sent out. Each takes a glowing pride in
the new facilities which the library now has and which were not
previously offered at their location in the Las Vegas High School
Auditorium.
Jerry Dye
Librarian
Celesta Lowe
Library Assistant
Nancy Jeffers checks the card catalogue for a book on facial expression that she
needs for drama class. With the great number of books arriving continually in
the NS library, looking in the card catalogue is the fastest way for students to
locate books.
Gaylie Ann Lee
Student Librarian
NEVADA SOUTHERN LIBRARY
Joseph Houle
Student Librarian
Gerrie Blake
Student Librarian
FACULTY
. . . men of many letters. So very true of the members of the Nevada
Southern faculty who are ready to impart to willing students their vast
knowledge and experiences. They are just as capable at counseling and
guiding the graduate as the undergraduate with his vocational difficulties.
Taking an active interest in student extracurricular activities, many act
as advisors to aid the students if difficulties arise.
Pablo Arenaz
Spanish
Lauren L. Brink
Speech
Howard Babcock
Business Law
Lucy Bassett
Biology
Ann Brewington
Business Administration
Eleanore Bushnell
Political Science
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Ben Chichester
Botany
Aaron Butler
Business Administration
Harvey Dondero
Education
Duncan W. Cleaves
Chemistry
Alice D'Amelio
Physical Education
Herbert A. Derfelt
Education
Ray Germain
Journalism
Malcolm Graham
Mathematics George Harris
Education
James R. Dickinson
English
FACULTY
Holbert Hendrix
Education
Irving Lazar
Psychology
Irving Katz
Psychology
Eugenie Mitchell
Sociology and Counselor
Benjamin Kump
Mechanical Engineering
Sigrid Moe
English
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Donald O'Connor
Philosophy
Jacob Orleans
Mathematics
John Wright
History
Charles Ross
Art
Hugh Smithwick
Physical Education
UPPERCLASSMEN
SOPHOMORES
FRESHMEN
UNCLASSIFIED
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UPPERCLASSMEN
The "green" years of inexperience have
passed; the wise yet foolish years passed
with them. This was the year when life
began to be taken more seriously, when
minds looked first to the future.
Mary Meeker
Education
Graduate Candidate
Sylvester Azbill
Arts and Science
Nellie Cardillo
Education
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Diane Vogliazzo
Education
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Ben Knowles
Arts and Science
Robert Schnider
Business Administration
UPPERCLASSMEN
Jeanne Chretien
Education
George Widner
Education
Arlene Henson
Education
Barton Jacka
Education
Helene Krasnow
Education
SOPHOMORES
Frank Purdy
Vice President
. . . W i s e f o o l s . . . w i s e e n o u g h t o s t u d y
hard . . . fun-loving enough to be foolish
. . . they've outgrown the "green" look
. . . they've slipped into the groove . . .
with great anticipation and a glowing
pride in past accomplishments, they look
forward to their Junior year.
Ross Rosenbaum
President
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Robert Ancker
Education
Gloria Swartz Beal
Business Administration
Mike Cannon
Arts and Science
Ernie Cramer
Arts and Science
Virgil Croft
Engineering
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Susan Hollingshead
Arts and Science
Nancy Jeffers
Arts and Science
Laura Magnani
Arts and Science
SOPHOMORES
Stan Garrett
Arts and Science
Robert Linn
Engineering
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Evelyn McDougall
Education
Jack Oakes
Arts and Science
Raymond Netz
Engineering
Nancy McCarlie
Education
SOPHOMORES
Eldon Poulson
Engineering
Bonnie Roberts
Business Administration
Richard Rogers
Arts and Science
Ross Rosenbaum
Arts and Science
Phillip Schacht
Business Administration
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John Azbill
Arts and Science
Kay Altaian
Education
Larry Barnson
Education
. . . your first year of college is completed
. . . you've gotten into the swing of things
. . . studied harder than you ever have before
. . . made new friends . . . and are
ready to meet your second year of college
study
Morris Beal
Engineering
James Bilbray
Arts and Science
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FRESHMEN
Kathleen Bleak
Business Administration
Marion Domangue
Business Administration
Gerrie Blake
Arts and Science
Carmen Bravo
Business Administration
Linn Dudley
Mines
Dianna DeHaven
Arts and Science
Dave Carew
Arts and Science
Elaine Evans
Business Administration
Pttt Ferrendelli
Engineering
Joseph Daileda
Engineering
Joann Elwart
Education
Joyce Campbell
Arts and Science
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FRESHMEN
Robert Holmes
Engineering
Deanna Gibbons
Arts and Science
William Langholz
Engineering
Paul Havas
Arts and Science
Joseph Houle
Arts and Science
Jeanette Lovas
Arts and Science
Carole Howey
Education
Gaylie Ann Lee
Education
Gene Mathes
Arts and Science
Harold Foster
Business Administration
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FRESHMEN UNCLASSIFIED
Radical Schlarman Geraldine Stadtlander Mary Ann Stanley
Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration
Frank Walden
Engineering
Irving Barnett
Education
Susan S t i c e
Education
Barbara Timlake
Education
DeLois Trumble
Education
Sandra Wandra
Education
William Crothers
Engineering
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
PUBLICATIONS
CLUBS
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS
Arlene Henson Oakes
President
. . . fulfilling their duties as representatives of the
student body . . . conducting Senate meetings . . .
keeping the financial records of the student body
. . . typing last week's Executive Committee minutes
. . . selling blue books, book covers, NS
pennants, and stuffed wolves . . . going to the
Student Body Officers' Conference held at UCLA
Nancy Jeffers
Vice President
Ernie Cramer
Treasurer
Diane Vogliazzo
Secretary
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Bob Schnider
Historian
Second Semester
Executive Committee - left to right - Bob Schnider, Pat Whipple, Bonnie Roberts, Ernie Cramer,
Arlene Henson Oakes, Don Williams, Dr. Eleafiore Bushnell, Dr. John Wright, Diane Vo2-
tazzo, Nancy Jeffers. Not pictured are Laura Magnani, Ross Rosenbaum, and Ben Knowles.
Barton Jacka
Historian
First Semester
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Board of Control
left to right—Nancy Jeffers, Arlene Henson Oakes, Ernie Cramer, chairman, Dr. Malcolm Graham.
Not pictured is Bob Ancker. These five people have the serious responsibility of controlling the
finances of the CSNS. The financial situation of the student body depends on the ability of the
board to budget the money where it is most needed and to check unwise spending on the part of
any student body group.
Judicial Board
left to right—Dr. John Wright, Dr. Eleanore Bushnell, and Ross Rosenbaum. This board is responsible
for the affairs of student conduct and must take action in matters of infringement of
the regulations of the University and the Social Code.
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CSNS SENATE
CSNS Senate
Alan Buchholz Laura Magnani Joseph Houle
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Deanna Gibbons
Colleen Leavitt
Bonnie Roberts cEv el> yn *M,c D^ ougall
Joann Elwart Ed £mery
Chart*™ ^ tl' T ' ' ' 80i°8 ,0 the leadership Conference at
' ' ' 2 their oath to support the NS Constitntinn
sending delegates «„ the Reno campus hlecoming tppotng .he
Book Drive """""" ' '' SpOns0rin8 Southern", firs, Korean
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CSNS SENATE
Doug Hoggatt
Jeanette Lovas Kay Altman ' Mike Cannon
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LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
. . . cool mountain air . . .
tall pines ... a gathering
of student body officers,
senators, class officers, and
advisers ... its purpose, to
co-ordinate the efforts of
the student government and
prepare for a successful year
. . . as the shadows lengthen
and the air grows chilly,
the talks continue over
steaming cups of coffee and
a hearty meal
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REBEL YELL
. . . deadlines . . . copyreading . . .
dummying . . . one thought only in
mind—getting a newspaper worthy to
bear the words "Official Publication
of the Confederated Students of Nevada
Southern" ... the result—a successful
fourth year of publication
De Lois Trumble
Business Manager
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Laura Magnani
Editor
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Mike Gannon
Reporter
Kay Altrnan
Business Staff
Collins Billings
Reporter
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Joanne Elwart
Reporter and Business Staff
REBEL YELL
Stan Garrett
Reporter
George Widner
Reporter
Dixie Gardner
Reporter
EPILOGUE
Gloria Swartz Beal
Business Manager
. . . a p o l l w a s t a k e n . . . t h e n a m e c h a n g e
was made . . . copy was written . . . pictures
taken . . . illustrations drawn . . .
ads were sold . . . and the whole staff
worried for hours ... but all was forgotten
as the book was at last in the
publisher's hands
Frank Purdy
Art Editor
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Pat Whipple
Editor
EPILOGUE
Gerrie Blake
Assistant Art Editor
Phillip Schacht
Photographer
Barbara Timlake
Business Staff
Laura Magnani
Copy Editor
Joann Elwart
Business Staff
Kay Altman
Business Staff
YOUNG
DEMOCRATS
Young Democrat Officers are Nancy Jeffers, Secretary:
Sylvester Azbill, President: Paul Havas, Vice' President
and Jim Bilbray, Treasurer.
. . . t h e f i r s t p o l i t i c a l o r g a n i z a t i o n f o r m e d
on the Nevada Southern campus . . .
created to instill political awareness in
the students ... to develop social contacts
between members of the Young Democratic Clubs throughout
the state and nation ... to provide members an opportunity to
become acquainted with candidates seeking office in local, state,
and national elections.
Sylvester Azbill presides over a discussion on Democratic policy held by some of the Young Democrat members.
THPO
Nevada Southern's first fraternity ... a revived chapter of the first
University of Nevada fraternity . . . received their charter March 15 . . .
formed not only for social reasons but as a service group . . . aided the
Junior Chamber of Commerce with the Midget Car Races at the
Hacienda Hotel . . . offered to lay the pipe for Paradise Valley Park
. . . have a standing offer to aid any local service group.
Right to left—Don Williams, President; Alan Buchholz, Gene McCarlie,' Paul Havas, Vice President; Rick
Rogers. Secretary; Ray Barry, Clyde Turner, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jack Sullivan, George Spizzirri, Treasurer; and
Hank Kawell, Historian.
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UNIVERSITY DAY
. . . officially proclaimed University Day by Mayor
C. D. Baker . . . printing posters . . . publicizing
on radio, television, and in the newspapers . . .
acting as host to visitors from the University of
Nevada at Reno and the University of Arizona
.. . the football game between Nevada and Arizona
with Nevada rising as the victor . . . the jazz
assembly at the Las Vegas High School Auditorium
... the dance that evening at the Hacienda
Hotel . . . thanks to Mr. Hugh Smithwick, Athletic
Director, and Deanna Gibbons and her student
committee.
SNO BALL
December ... the spirit of Christmas pervades
the Sno Ball . . . dancers move gracefully around
the gayly trimmed Christmas tree which dominates
the room ... a room filled with light-hearted students,
laughing and chatting . . . music provided
by a fine orchestra . . . and of course, the perennial
punch bowl to quench the thirst of Nevada Southern
students.
A cool draught to refresh the devotees of Terpsichore.
Printed programs are handed to welcomed couples.
Students dance around the giant Christmas tree which
dominated the center of the dance floor.
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Faculty as well as students enjoyed the evening of festivities.
The perennial punch bowl!
NS students enjoy short jam session during intermission.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
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. . . Nevada Southern's Second Annual
Christmas Party held at Jeanne Chretien's
home . . . spaghetti and garlic bread . . .
hot coffee over a game of bridge . . .
bongo drums and a good orchestra . . .
a big crowd including many high school
students . . . many old faces returning to
Nevada Southern during the holidays . . .
and under the large Christmas tree in the
corner were presents to be exchanged by
the students and faculty members present.
KOREAN BOOK DRIVE
Dan Porter, Marion Domangue, Phil Schacht, and Dixie Gardner add their
contributions to the Korean Book Drive box.
. . . Nevada Southern's first drive . . . writing scripts for local radio and
television stations . . . printing posters and distributing them throughout
Las Vegas and the high schools . . . receiving postcards . . . still
receiving book donations from residents of Las Vegas three weeks
after the drive is over.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY
DANCE
Old Erin in spirit reigns ... a gay dance attended by students attired
in the holiday green in honor of the day . . . shamrocks suspended over
the dancers ... a punch bowl to offer its refreshing contents to the
thirsty crowds. (Photos courtesy of Las Vegas Review Journal)
Cotillion Committee — left to right — Kay Altman, refreshments,
Bonnie Roberts, general chairman, Jeanette Lovas, publicity,
Diane Vogliazzo, invitations, and Joann Elwart, refreshments. Not
pictured is Virgil Croft, publicity.
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COTILLION
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. . . A touch of old Vienna . . . lovely
ladies swish past in a rainbow of colors
. . . the fragrance of Spring is in the air
and in the hearts of the dancers . . .
happiness . . . served with tasty refreshments
to complete the evening
Barbara Timlake Dianna DeHaven Joann Elwart
Kay Altman
Carole Howey
Marion Domangue
Nancy McCarlie
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HELLDORADO
Virgil Crofl and Stan Garrett, co-chairmen of the Helldorado Float Committee,
discuss the procedure that they will use while building the float.
. . . Drums and horns . . . marching feet . . . bangles and beads flash in
the May sunshine . . . thousands watch the famous spectacle staged each
year on Fremont Street by the Elks ... for the fourth year NS has contributed
to the famed beauty pageant with a float constructed by the
students . . . crowned with their own Helldorado Queen
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Barbara Timlake
Helldorado Queen
NS — Wonder of the Future
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PATIO
A little talk and a cup of coffee
. . . first it was dirt . . . then the
cement was poured . . . colorful lawn
furniture was added with gay umbrellas
to shade the students from the
sun . . . and finally the finishing
touches of landscaping were added to
provide an informal gathering place
for the students to study, discuss, and
to relax . . . this patio was provided
and furnished by the Las Vegas Service
League . . . our thanks goes out
to them for their generosity and interest
in Nevada Southern
Chess anyone?
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FLAG RAISING CEREMONY
of Si '„™T eXCUSed °rder for s,udents '» raising
or tne first flag to grace the campus of Nevada Southern . . honored bv the
presence of many dignitaries . . . staged bv the local post of the Vefetans of
Foreign Wars to present their gift to Nevada Southern
BOWLING
SKIING
ARCHERY
SWIMMING
TENNIS
BODY MECHANICS
GOLF
BOWLING TEAM
. . . the Nevada Southern Bowling Team ... the college's first athletic organization . . . meeting
each Thursday at nine . . . bowling in the Desert Commerce League . . . hoping to bring a trophy
home to Nevada Southern . . . members seated are Bob Schnider, Ray Netz, Ernie Cramer, Captain,
Jim Bilbray. Standing are Bob Linn, Secretary, Virgil Croft, and Stan Garrett.
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. . . Saturday mornings for some students meant Lee's Canyon and skiing . . . powdery snow
cool breezes . . . waxed skies . . . tall pines ... a complete change from the every day classes
in the desert J
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. . • frustraM >st • behind ,he ^
the luxurious pools around town ' ' eye . . . swimming in
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. . . Meeting for tennis at the municipal tennis courts fnrmin^ t • , .
— • • • your "Judder" pinned the bujletin Board . . .Bod IcWdT £% TeZs
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and .fnlU^cSvas b„r °n'y ' ' ' ,Umbli"8 ' ' ' '"'rkaK h"™» • • • «« ™sc,es
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eaugnt in a sand trap . . . very enjoyable afternoons
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