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

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• NCSU was established in 1887 as A M College. The campus has grown enormously. Fortunately NCSU values its heritage by maintaining many of its older buildings. Being supported by white brick columns is a rustic- looking Leazar Hall which is used for computer labs and design classes. When first built, it was the campus cafeteria. Peele Hall houses the Dean of Admissions and offices for administration. Primrose Hall, one of the first buildings in the 1890 ' s is now used for Campus Planning offices. Jim Mahaffee Rzhoefer Jim Mahaffee Opening 1 1

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Turn Around • As usual of winter weather, NCSU was hit by a blanket of snow during February. Classes were not canceled for students so they had to make the most of their fun on the way to class. Students are caught throwing snowballs in front of the Free Expression Tunnel while others choose to hide behind bushes and newspaper stands. NCSU as well as mother- nature was caught off guard by the snow. Flowers, plants, and trees were covered with young buds from spring temperatures which reached the mid- eighties just days before the snow hit Raleigh. Steve Blair Tanya Stephens Ilzhoefer Steve Blair (2) Tanya Stephens Opening ±0