New Mexico State University - Swastika Yearbook (Las Cruces, NM)

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m ' ' ' C L 3 asiiU xieni$ on IVY GRANT YOAST, Extension Secretary and Editor ROSELLA BARNCASTLE, Extension Stenographer CHRISTINE BROCKMOLLER, Extension Stenographer MAXINE STEVENS, Extension Stenographer MARGARET FAVROT, Extension Stenographer ELLA MARIE GOODIN, Extension Stenographer MARY ORR, Extension Bulletin Clerk WILBUR LESTER ELSER, B. Director of Extension LILLO HOLLY HAUTER, M. S., Assistant Director of Extension EDWIN CONDIT HOLLINGER, B. S., Assistant Director of Extension GRACE B. LONG, B. S., State Home Agent VEDA STRONG, B. S., Assistant State Home Agent VELMA BORSCHELL, B. S., Assistant State Home Agent GEORGE ROBINSON QUESENBERRY, B. S Extension Agronomist ELMER E. ANDERSON, B. S., Specialist in Dairy and Poultry WILLIAM L. BLACK, D. V. M.. Livestock Specialist Page

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0 ' C§L 5 «Sti£c Co C c J cmot?5 of 1928 T IS WITH TRUE REGRET that we see the class of 1928 going from our midst tc take up their life work, but as we look back over their college years we are proud of the part they have taken in the college activities. In the fall of 1924 the largest Freshman class in the history of the school enrolled. As Freshmen they went through the hazing as true sportsmen and as a result won the respect of the whole student body. The Sophomore year saw them back ready to give everything to the Freshmen that they had received. All went well with the boys, but the girls found a revolting group of Freshman girls, and showed true leader- ship and ability to command by forcing the Freshman girls back into line. As Juniors they gave the most successful Junior-Senior picnic in the history of the College. As the Seniors leave their last year of college behind they will find many fond memories to cherish. The Senior year is one of the hardest years. The class members are constantly called on to serve in some responsible position in the student activities, and also to serve as an example to the underclassmen. But despite these many tasks the class has been victorious and only success can be recalled in its undertakings. Now the members of the Senior Class have at last reached their goal, and they are crowning all their successes with the crown of gradua- tion. It is with true regret that we bid the class of 1928 farewell, but we know that they will be successful in their positions, and we extend to them the best of wishes. The friends of the class will never forget them, and will hold them dear in the memories of their school days. Pace 27