University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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ormer size and bore the names of the members of the editorial staff. The Record prospered very well the first year. A special twenty- page issue, describing the equipment and work of the University, with illustrations, appeared on March 15th, 1894. At the reopening of the University in September, 1894, after the summer vacation, the form of the Record was changed to virtually what it is now. Since that very few changes have taken place, except in editorial staff from year to year. Mr. Magill was succeeded by F. H. Saxton, ' 95, a man who, perhaps, has done more to create an nterest in literature in the ' Varsity than any other one man. The next year there were two editors-in-chief, O- T. Williams, ' 96, for the first Semester and J. M. L. Henry, ' 96, the second. In Mr. Williams ' term the Association had thriven so well as to donate two hundred dol- lars to the Gymnasium Fund. Mr. Henry was succeeded by George R. Bliss, ' 97, who in turn was followed by J. J. Sullivan, ' 98. H. H. Dexter, ' 99, is the present editor-in-chief. This year the Association has broadened its functions. In addi- tion to issuing The Student Record, it has undertaken the publica- tion of our first college annual, The Artemisia. By accomplishing this two fold task, it has become more than ever a benefit to the University. Representing as it does our best literary interests, it bids fair to reflect credit on the student body and our alma mater. K. 26

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II ARTEMISIA STAFF.