University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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LAURA B. ORR, C. H. SOUTHWORTH, GEO. E. ANDERSON, Editor-in-CHief jSf je js ASSISTANTS Literary EDWIN P. ARNOT, Campus SEYMOUR CASE, B. C. LEADBETTER, .- . . Photography Athletics Joshes j£ j£f j£ BUSINESS STAFF GEORGE W. SPRINGMEYER a«d JOHN D. CAMERON. B«si« PATRICK J. QUINN, Asst. Business Mai ager ess Manaifers

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EORGE DAVIS LOUDERBACK, Professor of Geology, Mineralogy and Physics, to whom this book is dedicated, was born in - ' San Francisco, April 6, 1874. He was a Freshman in the University ot California in 1892, from which he graduated and ob- tained the A. B. degree in 1896. Immediately after graduation, he took up work in geology and mineralogy, doing more or less work on government geological sur- veys. All this preparation made him a valuable addition to our University faculty. Professor Louderback came to the Nevada State University in February, 1899, to take charge of the Department of Geology, Min- eralogy and Physics. In 1901 he organized a course in Field Geology for the Junior Class, which has become a very helpful feature in the Mining College. Although very successful in all his work, one must meet him outside the class rooin to fully appreciate his worth. It is with cheerful memories that the Boys of ' 02 recall the days spent in the mountains about Reno, under the guidance of this interesting man, unearthing the hidden beauties of nature. Through his lectures we have traced a path from the beginning to the present, and as we turn the last pages of our note books we would sincerely add, Old Friend, thy work for us is done, but never will the chain of affection that binds our hearts to thine be broken.

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JOSEPH ED WAR.D SXUBBS President of the .Universit ' Professor of Econoriiics and Ethics B. A., The Ohio Wesleyan University, 1873; M. A. 1876: Honorary DD., German Wallace College, 1S90; Instructor tjreek and Latin, The Ohio Wesleyan University, 1872-5; Superintendent of Schools, Ashland, Ohio, 1880S6; President Baldwin University. Ohio, 1SS6-94; President Ohio College Association, 1891-2; President Association American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, 1899-1900. HENRY THURTELL, Dean of the Faculty; Professor of Math- ematics and Mechanics. B. Sc, Michigan Agricultural College, iS.S.S. MARY WHITESIDES EMERY, Professor of Pedagogics and English. M. A. in Pedagogics, Nevada .State University; Illinois State Normal School. ROBERT LEWERS, Registrar; Professor of Logic and Prin- cipal of the Commercial School. RANSOM H. McDowell, Professor of Agriculture and Animal Hushandrf. , B. Sc, Michigan Agricultural College, 1S74; M. A., 1900. I I