Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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The Long Horn The Long Horn has now ceased to be an infant industry. It has now lived through seven years of success and it is to be hoped that this edition, the eighth, will follow well in the footsteps of its prosperous predecessors. The annual has taken its stride toward a high standard as an institution of Texas should, thus in keeping with the general advancement of the Lone Star State. In giving this publication a name it was the intention of the founders to erect a lasting monument to the memory of the animal that once roamed Texas’ plains, and hence they named the annual The Long Horn. In designing this edition it has been the desire of the staff to get out a pleasing and handsome volume. Yet the ornamental alone was not striven for. Texas has an institution in A. M. to be proud of, yet hardly knows it. It is then our further intention to set forth to the public, that chances to turn over these pages, the condition, purposes, customs, and advantages of the A. M. College of Texas. The Long Horn Staff Edwin P. Arneson Editor-in-Chief Victor H. Braunig Associate Editor-in-Chief Rufe E. Adams Associate Editor Henry L. Ingram Art Editor Joe H. Procter Associate Editor Will P. Briscoe Assistant Editor William A. McDonald Athletic Editor Owen W. Sherrill Business Manager E. R. Eudaly Associate Business Manager Fiske Wright Assistant Business Manager 14