University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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' •M|||I|m ' 4 ■ , . • n u ft n u L u H ' ' To be of service to the university and to help open to its students the door of ofportunityy so that they may go down the great avenue of the future equipped to meet their problems fearlessly and resolutely . Thus did Clarence H. Mackay set forth the motives which impelled him to make the generous gifts which have meant so much to our university . . . The world will remember Clarence Mackay as a financier and patron of the arts who achieved inter- national importance in both capacities. Nevadans will remember him as one of them- selves — one who never forgot, even at the height of his fame, that he was, as he himself once said, the son of a pioneer in the pioneer state of Nevada.

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n u Where the Truckee ' s snow-fed waters Drop from Mountain ' s crest, And the meadows meet the sagebrush By the sun caressed. Cradled by the silver mountains, ' Neath the western blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater, Our Nevada U. We will ever live to serve her, Live to give our best. Live to make our Alma Mater pride Of all the West. Let her praises wake the echoes. While we pledge anew, Hearts and minds and hands and voices To Nevada U. ' WM mm Mw m M-W

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p V X Theodore Ash worth Vincent J. Casey Norman Coughlin, ' 31 Ethel Roberta Creek, ' 1 7 (Mrs. Leland B. Jenkins) Nathaniel L. Dunsdon, ' 99 John H. Fisk Pearl Hart, ' 97 (Mrs. D. J. Doyle)