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

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has GOth year at nmsu An i) er-all unit) was acliie cd in the 1958 Swastika. The yearbook began with a message from Dr. Roger Corbett and presented pictures of sports, organizations, and classes. Numerous ad- vertisements followed in the back of the book, but page numbers and an index were excluded. Much has elapsed sin ce the first Swastika yearbooks in yearbook techniques. Howe er, just as Justin Vedell began the tradition of pre- senting! the year ' s activities in 1907, so the 1967 Swastika promulgates the ideals and aspirations of most NMSU students. While there may always be room for pro- gress and change within its pages, the NMSU Swastika will continue to serve as a reminder of the college days which are gone forever. Finally, the Swastika ' should be a torch cutting through, bringing back memories of edu- cational experiences and challenges. TITA MARIE VALDEZ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Education is more than .scholarship. A uni- versity is also a laboratory where experiments in friendship, leadership, and citizenship help build principles that serve a lifetime. Harvey C. Jacobs Head of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications 15

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