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

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Dana X. Bible Source of AggieFaith —One of the greatest football coaches of his day, whose clean spirit of fight has won him a great name in America and a greater place in the hearts of all men of A. M., this volume of The Longhorn is dedicated.

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REWOffo V 1 YEAR AGO the Editors of this volume of [ The Longhorn set before themselves the aim to make this book artistic, distinctive, and representative of A. and M. Whatever were our failures, low aim was not one of them. We have at least looked high; and we would have you judge our work by standards as high as we have looked. Four years we have lived in this world of our own; four years we have loved the name of A. and M. beyond all others. Under it we have throbbed to moments of high triumph; and under it we have felt the hurt of losing. But always we have been proud of her spirit and of her men. In these four years we have caught fleeting visions of the greatness of her being. Were it possible, we would here set down in picture and in wo rd her great heart and true. To that end we have worked with faith. We have failed in some things—how often we only know. Yet our opportunities have been many and we would make no excuse for our shortcomings. Our hope is that this book may reflect some of the goodness and mightiness of the spirit of A. and M.—a book of which her men may well be proud. For them may it ever keep alive these days of ours that soon are ended. C. With a consciousness of our failures, and yet with the pride that the creator feels in the child of his own heart and brain and hand, we present to you this volume of The Longhorn.