Arkansas Tech University - Agricola Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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?OFEUJ't'D OGNIZANT of the present trend in industry and govern- ment, education has written a new chapter in the annals of its progressive policies by placing an increasing emphasis on rendering educational opportunities more accessible to every aspiring student. In presenting the 1936 Golden Opportunity edition of The Agricola, the staff has endeavored to keep pace with times in placing a continued stress on educational opportunities. Herein is depicted part of our school life together, incidents of lasting significance, a few of our many maneuvers, and scattering bits of our associations that cannot be erased by the gentle flow of time. Throughout the years to follow, if a few glances at this book help keep alive that spark of ambition in those who, through the utilization of character-building opportunities, shall achieve worthier deeds of service, our efforts will not have been in vain 'L

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CONTENTS ' BOOI I ADMINISTRATION BOOK II ACTIVITIES BOOK III CLASSES OOK IV PERSONAL T ES BCDOK V. ATHLETICS BCDOK VI. OBCANIZATIONS I ...fmt

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Alma Mater Of all tl1e schools I love the best, A. P. C.-My A. P. C. To thee I'll cling and stand the test, A. P. C.-My A. P. C. With friendship, loyalty and cheer, I'll serve my brothers, far and near And hold thy precepts ever dear, Alma Mater, A. P. C. So louder now, we'll swell the strain, A. P. C.-My A. P. C. Inspire our hearts, thy heights to gain, A. P. C.-My A. P. C. Let the truth and honor be our goal, Exalt the life, make sweet the soul. Wl1ile thousands sing, from pole to pole Alma Mater, A. P. C. 9