Northwest School of Agriculture - Red River Aggie Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

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5 F5 EI ... . ' .,., I, 43 5 I f .Wm ,.,,,, ,, , ,.,, 4 W f 4 ? X 'Z 5 . 2 Z2 , A, Q, 4,,,,,,A A 6 mul, mg NOTHER YEAR HAS COME AND GONE. MANY 'J NEW PAGES ARE REQUIRED TO CHRONICLE iffjgxg THE EVENTS THAT HAVE TRANSPIRED. WE, AS A CLASS, HAVE GONE JOYFULLY TO THE TASK OF TRUTHFULLY ILLUMINATING THE BIT OF SCHOOL HISTORY OF WHICH WE HAVE MADE A PART. OUR SCHOOL HAS MADE GREAT GROWTH AND PROGRESS SINCE OUR COMING, AND WE FEEL NOT ONLY THE DIGNITY, BUT THE RESPONSIBILITY, AS WELL, OF RECORDING TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILI- TY THIS HISTORY AS IT WAS IN THE MAKING. OUR EF- FORTS HAVE BEEN BUT HUMAN-WE ARE AGRICUL- TURISTS AND HOME MAKERS, OUR TRAINING HAS NOT BEEN TOWARD THE PRODUCTION OF SCHOOL AN- NUALS-BUT WE HAVE PUT IN HONEST EFFORT, AND FEEL THAT OUR WORK HAS NOT BEEN DONE IN VAIN. TO THE FACULTY, ALUMNI, STUDENTS AND FRIENDS EVERYWHERE, WE SEND OUR GREETINGS. THE, HMB AGQHE BOARD giziiiiiiiaiaigigiggigS5.g2gi:i:E:'11::r:5:1: -:,1-:5-1,2:,:-1-1,:f,:,:,:r:g:5E5:5:1z,:1: 7F:f:2:::l:1F:i5'-:-:f:i:i .-:1:5:i5'5' ...1::...::. :5:z1-1:2115:-2z:azg:fs:sa:f:s:e .:s:-1.--1. -:fi12f21Saifffi. 12:asf!2ifF52a:P:.,2s.::1-1is::::.:.. . -a:av:aaus5: ....,.,,. .,,.,+, .-M. -I:15y::-:-55 :.:.:.:4:-5,-1-1-1.-:.m::1:-:--.-:w,:,:,:,:5,:,:4-:-:...:- sis:s:s5zSz2iSs5::::zS!!a:5?2Hs2, I5 i

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1 l 'i 1 535 ' ..... .,.,., . ': ' I A H L Ybe Board et egente .lsr I I 5 of . I2 - i -as ea I Z- 0 15. The Unweferiy I mneeeia I-ION. FRED E. SNYDER, Minneapolis.. I President of the Board. . PRESIDENT GEORGE. E. VINCENT, Minnnnnnlin. , President of the University. HON. A. A. BURNQUIST, St. Paul. i Governor of the State. HON. C. Cn. SCHULZ, St. Paul. . Superintendent of Education. i HON. E. E. NELSON, Minneapolis. Y . HON. JOHN Ci. WILLIAMS, Duluth. HON. A. E. RICE, Willmar. HON. CHARLES L. SOIVIIVIERS, St. Paul. . . , inneapo is. . HON GEORGE H PARTRIDGE IVI l helm HON. PIERCE BUTLER, St. Paul. mess E5Pe HON. W. Mayo, Rochester. keby HON. IVI. IVI. WILLIAMS, Little Falls. 'ilson dfofs 1fiSO1'l gstad Wg t E Lum ..-, If nga? an onald