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

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Dedication To £ J. K le, S. A., Dean of the School of Agriculture, and an Alumnus of the College, this volume of the Longhorn is dedicated by The £lass of IQ2j as an expression of the sincere appreci¬ ation of his love for and interest in the Student Body, his willingness and ability to serve the students individualy and collectively, and the many services he has rendered the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas

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Foreword ir HEN the Editors of this, the 1923 Longhorn, found themselves con- fronted with their task, they decided to strive to produce a book that would be historical and at the same time convey a representative idea to the critical reader of the College and its activities. To this end, we have worked. Perhaps, we have fallen far short of our task; perchance, we have not given you value received. But we ask you, dear reader, to realize, if possible, the difficulties we met and to judge us accordingly. We as Seniors have learned to love our Alma Mater. We know we yet fail to appreciate her true greatness. It is impossible to give you a picture of her even as we know her—however much we would like to do this. We hope and trust that this book may be one of which lovers of A. and M. may be proud. May it ever remind her sons of those wonderful days spent within her boundaries. It is not in the spirit of any apology that we write this—we are conscious of our shortcomings; yet we are proud of our product.