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

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ff I ll ll li l C il 'll l ll 73 Fifannrun D. RoosEvELT ' 4 I l, til 1 ,Vin f,, ,l i, M J H .' 1 I The three attributes of character which we as Cadets of H. 8: m. College hold in highest regard are those of Courage, Loyalty, and Unselfishness: Courage to do that which one lznows to be right, Loyalty to one's ideals, and Unselfishness in dealing with one's fellowman. To one whose acts for the past six years have been conditioned by these attributes we owe much. l'le has had the courage in the face of stern opposition to recommend and do the things which he felt to be to the best interest of the people of his country, he has been loyal to the ideals which he set for himself at the beginning of his administration, he has been unselfish, for even in danger of losing personal prestige he has pushed on f to goals which he felt would be beneficial to us all. Because of his worfz, we as Seniors of the College feel that , X- we can go from its doors with more assurance of achieving those things which we desire. X71- So, to FRFll'lHLll'l DELFll'lO ROOSEVELT, whose life is the very acme of Courage, Loyalty, and Un-f ff X4 selfishness, ws ass-iassfs this isssis, the was LonGHoRn, , 24 s ,LII r 1' ,-N.Tf , p , - - ess rm sxQ752L f ' ,f Asif i 1 ctr 2 3,40 by 1 1' 2 Q! Wnxx-,Ruff Q 2 ERN ,' li 15 5. -s , .1 Kiki 1 .W- ixsij- -xxx? . c- ,X , fig X ' fs' K x X -D Nu, .. 3 Ney, fo , UQ' 2 1, ,L s wt' n 'K ! g nf -elif ,i xx cry? ' fl' D N 5 f .va .K X , 4' 5 fl N ,mt Xl

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ff ,,4- N,- --x -..N KKA x- J -9' V' Q. ,L THE EDITORS TTGTE U On behalf of the LQDGHORU staff, may l say that our paramount desire has been to create a bool: that will be of the most interest to the entire student body. we all have general reasons for going to college, but at the same time we all have very specific reasons for choosing Texas H. 8: m. College, and it is with these specific reasons that we are most concerned. ln the first place, Fl. 84 m. is a mFln'S school, in the second place, it is a military schoolf and in the third place, it is a school for SPORTS. It is on the third reason that we have based the com- position of the 1938 LONGHORTT, and we are calling it the Hthletic Edition. l consider it a privilege to have assembled this bool: for a Senior Class that has seen the Hggie teams climb from the cellar to first division places in the Southwest Conference. Certainly l have never received a greater honor than to have been allowed to compile this resume of the activities of the Class of '38. Editor. 19' LOTTGI-IORU ' 38