Texas A and M University - Aggieland Yearbook (College Station, TX)

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DEDICATION To the memory of J. Elmo Angell, late Manager of Student Publications, we dedicate this 1936 Longhorn. His vision, wise planning, and intelligent administration placed the student publica¬ tions on the pathway to successful achievement. Known and loved as Chief, he inspired and demonstrated a spirit of cooperation among those he contacted; his pleasing personality and thoughtful consideration provoked friendship and confidence; his understanding of human nature enabled him to obtain the best results from staff members and students, at the same time incit¬ ing interest, loyalty and activity, thereby inspiring cheerful service. As the first Manager of Student Publications he laid the foundation for permanent growth and development. The guiding principles which characterized his life will remain forever in the hearts of A. M. men. ■MW

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FOREWORD We have endeavored throughout this book to present to you the happy, joyful moments speni on this campus throughout this past year. We have striven to present it to you in a manner entirely new and different from the usual trend of annual presentation. This has not been an easy task—far from that—yet we have enjoyed editing it for the Senior Class of 1936, and take honor in now presenting it to you as a finished piece of work, done to the best of our ability. We hope it is accepted in the same spirit given and serves its purpose as a memento to the happiest year of your college career.

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DIVISIONS OF THE BOOK I. THE SCHOOL II. CLASSES III. MILITARY IV. COLLEGE YEAR V. VANITY FAIR VI. ATHLETICS