University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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5 ARTEMISIA QQ? I l Zi4 S + Eli?-i I l a 3 C li I ll!! Q1 J-, ,. 5 re Q ? t , I' l I 'ef is 53 .,. rl 1- fa l. E-Z3 :lf P I g f ill ii 5 L i la l P I I A l I 0 l l QIGEBD I A TOAST T O NEVADA'S UNIVERSITY ESTABLISHED through the idealism of the pioneering founders of this Commonwealth, DEVELOPED during nearly threescore years through the faith in higher things of the sons and daughters of the pioneering founders, MAINTAINED today by the continuing sacri- fices of the most truly courageous civic population in this Nation, that heroic eighty-five thousand who are supporting regularly and successfully functioning State, County and Municipal govern- ments throughout the imperial one hundred and ten thousand square miles of sand-strewn and mountainous Nevada. May its students, during their campus years, be- come so appreciative of their great inheritance as heirs of this State, of this Nation and of the Race, and may they he so filled with the idealism, the faith, the sacrificial spirit and the civic courage which have made the University possible that, throughout their lives, they will he high-powered, far-visioned and reverential servants of this Commonwealth, this nation and this World. WALTER E. CLARK 4 , 1 9 3 1 if

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ARTEMISIA 3 'gli y mmm? gi s l 4 i A- Z . 2 i I , . . if i i 7-1 ... rl: A+! 4 .pi I v 5 -. Hx L .is fi F. fi gl . I 1 , 1 i Il M I XPE1.w rl il? il X 'll . ie .fs , 1 fl E3 i V! l , A ,Fi gs 11 , 'i 'zml .il c,z i' lf! I Q 11 li if E T 5 P: N W T BDARD or REGENTS A 9 HE Regents of the University of Nevada are, 0 1 under the Constitution of the State, elected at large . l ' , A by the voters of the State. They meet at specified timies l I during the school year to examine the condition of all L I 1 fi il University aHairs and to govern their policies accord- I I, , ingly. It is their duty to exercise control over the college through their executive oliicer, the President. They are I :if ,i allotted a certain sum each year through appropriations Fi. fi le of state funds voted 'them by the legislative body of the state at their biennial sessions. All departments must be jd 51 g Hnanced by this fund under the Board's direction. Under iii the law now in effect, there are five University Regents, ll GEORCEQS- BROWN one elected every two years for a term of ten years. The if Cmmmn membership of the present Board of Regents, together Til 2 I 2 with the post oHices from .which they were elected is given below: H 5 Honorable Frank Williams fl933j ----- Goodsprings W Q it . Q Honorable Walter E. Pratt H9351 - - - - - Reno 5 ,S A W! Honorable George S. Brown H9375 - - - Reno Honorable George Wingfield fl939D - - - y Reno 5 Honorable A. C. Qlmsted C1941j ---- - TWQHS .FF 2 4 j .1 OFF1cERs OF THE BOARD j A w 'F judge George S. Brown ---- A -' ----- - - - Chairman 'T Honorable George H. Taylor ------- - Secretary Emeritus V' Miss Carolyn M. Beckwith - ------.. - - Secretary ' 5 Mr. Charles Gorman --------- --... C Omptfoller i Qi ..........-ae 4.0! V Q li lil s 4 5' l l B T 7 E ' 5 T G it Q fi 1 H . p. Ei is F iii i i 1 V 'T' fi i 1 T lf F ' T ill? gl T 5 if QI il J wrteiaivis PRATT WINGFIELD OLMSTEAD Q T i . .A ' V ' X f f . ' l gm .2-f..a,E,g.g3gp1'.,a:g.4:g4,4gi..1i::...T:fs - '-- -- if -.-.. g -. .. 1 T s A' sei -451 El as - es , T iff' 'RY A mi I 9 3 I ' e I T 1 lmsi ,gvhl lsr: