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

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ROSErS COLLEGE ORCHESTRA We had a blank page, so what would be more appropriate than to hide Jerry ' s band here. As far as we know, there is not an Ag in the bunch, but they did play for the Ag brawl sponsored by the Ag club, so don ' t be offended by their being here, Ags. Who knows but what they might be good farmers if we have to come to that. As musicians, they rate tops, and have one of the best outfits ever presented on a State College campus. fy rgW Yf- ' Xm— ' Ss Page Tuenly-i

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(] L II B HALL WOODBRIDGE BOUNDS BLACKWELL 1 WHATLF.V LADD WIIITLMAN CURF.TON RATLIFF JACKSON ABERCROMBIE GILSTRAP BRVNIE HATHORN IIACKEV RODRIGUEZ LUSK CARROLL CHIDESTER BROWN BOVERIE RICKETTS NAKAVAMA STOUT ROTH JONES FISHER SWANSON This active club spcMisors the rip-roaring Ag Brawl each year, which is a real affair, which you know if you ever attended one. The Ag club was organized in UX) ' ) and is one of the oldest campus organizations. It makes loans to junior and senior ag- riculture students, and sponsors farm exhibits and judging con- tests. Page Twenty-eight

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BLOOK L D BRIDLE LUSK WOODBRIDGE BRVNIE BLACKWELL JOHNSON WHITEMAN Organized in 1922 as the Wrangler ' s Club , this local group received a charter from the na- tional organization of Block and Bridle. Their purpose is to promote a higher scholastic standing among students of animal husbandry, and bring about a closer relationship among men pursuing the profession. The ranch day program, a livestock judging program, and a chuck wagon supper, are on their year ' s calendar of events. KAI.PH HACKEY Thitly