North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Foreword It is our purpose to present in this volume a pic- ture, as realistic as possible, of the life at A M as seen and lived by our elass. By this we mean not the life of the class room only, but our little college world in all its phases, social, athletic, literary, reli- gious, and otherwise. We aim to present ourselves, not as the little angels our mothers sometimes think us, nor as the indolent drones and sapheads the Faculty think we are; but as we feel ourselves to lie with our youthful joys and sorrows, our faults and follies, and our young ideals and ambitions. Life, says Ingersoll, is a narrow vale between the cold and barren peaks of two eternities. We are now just at the foot of the further peak. We are leav- ing the gay and joyous garden of youth behind us, and about to begin the hard and laborious climb up the steep and rugged ascent of manhood. As we draw nearer the top of that steep ascent, may this volume bring back to us many happy memories of the four short years of our college life. To our friends and readers, we offer no apologies, only greetings. We, in behalf of the elass, have done our best; and if there be fault it lies not in our efforts but in ourselves. Editors.

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The Agromeck Editorial Staff K M Fetzeh Edilor-in-l ' hitj J. R. Buchanan [ssislani Editor-in-Chief L. M. Craig Art Editor AsNoeiiilo Ktlilors W. B. Little R. A. Gill J. M. Roberts I). D. Cox W. L. Mood- ]). A. Leard Management J. F. Schenck Jr Busim ss Managi i V. T. Shaw, Jr Assistant Business Manager