University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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r , Nr f . s wg , , xt . A- 1 a. QD FY f Pwr Q A-:gif A ' va ,o -was fair? f t ,, eww ., i f v Xi f t 35 W C' . O the People ofthe State, to the Faculty and Student Body of the University, We present the result of our labor. We have endeavored to adhere to the primary idea of The Artemisia, Which is to set forth as graphically as possible the various phases and incidents of our college life during, the past year, so that, in the years to come, when our Uni- versity vvill have broadened its sphere of influence and will be sheltering a larger number of students Within its vvalls, they will be able to obtain an adequate conception of our struggles and triumphs, our aims and accomplishments, and to see what standard the University has attained at the end of its first thirty years of life. In attempting this, hovv- ever, vve have not lost sight of the present generation, and we trust its children Will find as thorough enjoyment in a perusal of this Work as vve, ourselves, When separated by accumulating years, hope to find in the memories of the past, called up by this tie that Will always bind. If We have succeeded in accomplishing this, We Will feel amply rewarded, if not, We Will have the satisfaction of knowing that our best efforts were directed to this end, and as Worthy as the end is, so also are the efforts to attain it. We regret that many adverse circumstances had to be met, but such as they Were, We met them as well as We could, and we now place the book in your hands With the CODSClOl.1S11CSS of having done our best. - 5