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Professor Kay's Sunday Class, First Presbyterian Church, Iowa City, Iowa, March 19, 1916

Professor George F. Kay's Bible Class, in front of First Presbyterian Church, Iowa City, Iowa, March 29, 1914

Corner of Market and Clinton Streets.

Professor George F. Kay's Bible Class in front of First Presbyterian Church, Iowa City, Iowa, March 29, 1914

Corner of Market and Clinton Streets.

President Jessup and Dean Kay on the platform for ceremony of the laying of the Art Building cornerstone, The University of Iowa, June 2, 1934

Jerry Tooad, President Jessup, and Dean Kay on the platform for ceremony of the laying of the Art Building cornerstone, The University of Iowa, June 2, 1934

George F. Kay, Frank Leverett, and Paul MacClintock in the field at the Nebraskan gumbotil outcrop 4 miles northeast of Ricketts, Iowa, July 1925

George F. Kay, Frank Leverett, and Paul MacClintock in the field at the Nebraskan gumbotil outcrop 4 miles northeast of Ricketts, Iowa, July 1925

George F. Kay with group of men at archaeological site, The University of Iowa, 1930s

George F. Kay (second from right) was the Iowa state geologist from 1911-1934. He was a professor of Geology and dean of the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Iowa.

Frank Leverett, George F. Kay, and Paul MacClintock in the field, Lime Springs, Iowa, July 4, 1925

Frank Leverett, George F. Kay, and Paul MacClintock in the field, Lime Springs, Iowa, July 4, 1925

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