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T I O N des along the paths of education in the at progress have been the developments n firmer foundations, and today, with con- e, it stands on the threshold of an even Hall program has continued ren before the student body. A practical education at reasonable cost was the primary aim of the founders of the College. Further proof of their doctrine lay in the diplomas issued to 920 June graduates.
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PROGRESS IN E D U C A Texas A M has taken tremendous stri many years of its existence. Typical of th of 1950-51. Never has the school been o fidence in the past and faith in the futur greater period of expansion. With the accent on cultural activity, the Town to bring such celebrated persons as Leonard War- .! »■— Education is obtained in i yard golf course, another endeavor was created. Or Alice and Marlene Bauer.
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[ ML mm A M, TCU, and Texas ended in a three way tie for the basketball crown, uf the Aggies won the playoffs and earned the right to represent the con- erence in the NCAA meet. Pictured is Buddy Davis going high for two points n the final game of the crucial playoff series with Texas. PROGRESS IN S P o The long years of development of t 1950-51 as the varsity teams pooled the year in A M’s history. Major titles were w teams and strong contenders were develo country teams. Numerous Aggies received coveted All ball), Darrow Hooper (track), Walt Davis ( positions on the All-American selections. The swimming team almost copped the crow ence meet in Austin. The team outswam the field b points in diving to take the title. Van Adamson (a A M ' s strongest team in several years. Characteristic of the devastating football produced by the varsity team was the 25-20 victory over SMU. In that game, Bob Smith turned in the greatest rushing performance in conference history, gaining 301 yards in 29 carries. Smith is pictured on his 75 yard jaunt in the final minutes which iced the game for the Aggies. An undefeated ti completely 0utda m ve ears. Bil, n ' ng the WO, 22
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