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

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In this, the 1918 volume of the Long Horn, it has been our utmost aim to consolidate into as few pages as possible a record of the past College year—a record that we who are seniors now may cherish more and more as the years go by. We hope that it may serve in after life to recall reminiscenses of our College years spent here and long- forgotten names to faded faces. ’Tis true someone’s picture or name and many incidents may not appear on these pages. On the other hand, it is possible that on someone too much lead or copper has been used. From those among the former or the latter who may be offended, we beg forgiveness. During the construction of this volume we have realized that in such a book, a record of the past year, an unlimited amount of material might be placed between the two covers. In what we have included we hope you will find nothing either irrelevant or uninteresting. A large per cent, of the 1918 class are now gone and due to this fact we have ex¬ pended a considerable amount of time in securing their records and pictures. But if the assembled mass of material, which has been gleaned from the happenings of the past year, has been presented to you in an interesting and con¬ sistent manner, then our efforts have not been in vain. And to the editors who will have in their hands the fates of the Long Horns of the future, we sincerely hope our successes may serve as an aid, our mistakes, a warning.