University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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DEDICATION To MR. AND MRS. O. J. SMITH whose interest in the welfare of the University has endeared them to the Students, this volume of Artemisia is respectfully dedicated.

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IND and considerate reader, in presenting this ])nl)lication of The Artemisia to yon, we do so with full trust in your leniency to judge us not too harshly. We do not wish to apologize; for we have done our liest. The Editor ' s hair has turned gray, his Associate has become entirely bald, while the Business Manager and his Assistant are all but raving maniacs as the result of their endeavors to put forth a good book. Of all the happy band who entered so confidently into this work the Josh-Editor alone remains sound. The smoke of our battle for literary fame has cleared and he is the only one to come forth unscathed. He has assumed the responsibilities of that department assigned him and upon his head shall rest the crown of glory due him. If you have been overlooked or feel that you liaA-e not been shown sufficient attention by his assistants, address your complaints to him personally and he will promptly respond to them. AVe wish to thank those who have contributed so largely to our undertaking. To the artists and contributors of stories we owe the standard of our iiublication ; to our advertisers and alumni our financial success and to all we extend nur a] preciation and gratitude. The reader, we leave to judge whether or not we have been successful from a literary standpoint.

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HK tC.Oo vcv orc CLAUDE L. SMITH, Editor-in-Chief MARY E. BACON, Assistant Edit. or E. C. COMERFORD, Art W. A. PEARSON, Joshes and Cartoons W. S. PALMER, Photos C. C. SMITH, Athletics F. D. BRADLEY, Business Manager A. H. STECKLE, Assistant Business Manager Photographs by Dann rawrai