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

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N.W.S.A. 4 Acknowledgments The publishing of the 1931 Aggie was made possible only by the untiring and collective efforts of the entire Senior Class. The editor feels it his duty to express his appreciation for the spirit of genuine cooperation evidenced throughout the year. Especially to the Staff who without exception have at all times willingly and freely tendered their services. It now remains for us to express our gratitude to all others who have helped make this volume a success: To all contributors of class and organization histories, as well as other literary contributions. To the Buckbee Mears Company, and especially to Mr. C. Brown, for the help and courtesy in preparing this annual. To lVIr. John Benson of the Benson Studio, for his courtesy and untiring co- operation in the photography work herein. To Mr. A. M. Pilkey, for his timely suggestions and valuable help all through the year. To Miss Fae Hughbanks, for her excellent service rendered in typing, proof reading, and bookkeeping help. ' To Miss Bedard, Miss Sanders and Miss Coss, for their ever ready cooperation in any work pertaining to the annual. To the Inter-City Printing Company, for the helpful suggestions and kind and courteous cooperation. And to our advertisers, who have paid for the space, not for commercial value, but as another demonstration of the fine spirit of support to the school. Without this loyal support the publication of this book would have been well-nigh impossible. It is the earnest hope of the Staff that nothing in this book will cause ill feelings. In the humor section, all has been said in jest and without malice. Finally we want to thank the faculty and student body for their loyal support. -THE EDITORS. One Hundred Thirteen i X

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