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A c R NECK In producing this first post-war AGROMECK we have tried always to keep before us the fact that this is not only our book, but the book of all who will read it. We know that the AGROMECK is probably the most con- crete link that all of us will have with these, our college days, after we leave to take our places in the world. And, with this thought in our minds, we have tried to fill this book with as many words and pictures as we could to help you remember. We realize that we can only save a part of your college life for you in this way, so we can only hope that we have captured some of the best parts. The opportunity that you gave us to do this job was a fine one. We have had a wonderful experience, and if you find enjoyment in this, our work, now, and in years to come, we will indeed be well paid for our efforts. But before we give this volume up to you, we want you to know about some mighty fine friends of the AGRO- MECK. Without them, the book could never have been published as it is. We want you to know about Len Glover, who works for our engraver, and whose guiding hand helped us to lay out the form of our book. His experience and helpfulness have been truly invaluable. And we want you to know about Mrs. Hattie Daniel and Budgy Riggan, who did such a good job of taking our photographs. And finally, we want you to know about Harrie Keck, our printer, who has to make up the time that we lose because he is the last man on the produc- tion li ne. These are our friends, and friends of your AGROMECK. EDWARD MAHONEY Business Manager
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T H E HARRISON WROTON Editor Editorial Staff: Jim Johnson, Sports Editor; C. A. Dillon, Assistant Sports Editor; Margaret Barefield, Betty Wagner, Doris Harrell, Martha Ann Good- man, Class Editors; J. B. Stinson, J. T. Moss, C. L Matthews, J. C. Boyter, Assistant Editors; G. W. Parker, Assistant Photographer. Business Staff: Cyma Saltzman, Assistant Busi- ness Manager; Irving Feldman, Office Manager; Melvin Glaser, Mario Cohen, James West, Sales- men. tried ol only ow ' to the 1 crete link itk this kelp you o port ol only hop one. Wi find enj come, w
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T H E ROBERT E. WOOTEN Editor-in-Chief GENE HOUSE Business Manager Circ. Ton [
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