University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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Dr. Moseley taking the oat ' i of office as new President cf the University of Nevada. The academic procession at the Inauguration of Dr. IVloseley.

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To you, our former friends and classmates of U. of N. So Gay, who are now serving our country during this time of stress, we proudly dedicate the 1945 edition of the Artemisia. You are serving nobly in many fields — in the army, the navy, the marines, the air corps, the coast guard, the maritime services. You are men and women who have dedicated your lives if need be to the task before you in order that the ideals in which we have learned to believe may continue and that we may again live with peace and security in our world.

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jfHau utaticH Dr. John Ohleyer Moseley was inaugurated as the seventh presi- dent of University of Nevada, October 12. . . . Representatives from sixty-two colleges and universities and eleven academic organizations presented their greetings to the president. . . . After the exercises, the inaugural luncheon was held in the new gym with approximately 800 people present. At this time the presenta- tion of distinguished delegates took place. . . . The features of the luncheon included addresses by E. P. Carville, Governor of Nevada; Silas E. Ross, chairman of the alumni association, and Leonore Hill, president of A. S. U. N. . . . The students had the opportunity of meeting President Moseley and his family at the special reception held at the President ' s home October 9. Left: Former Acting President Charles Gorman and President John O. Moseley. Right: President Moseley takes the oath of office administered by Judge William E. Orr, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nevada.