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

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KjifrZWl IDCflL In years past, LONGHORNS have been dedi¬ cated to men, to traditions, and to many phases of flggieland. However, to those who have attended H. 5c M., there is an intangible something far greater than any of these — that something which distin¬ guishes an A. M. man from the rest of the field. Any attempt to define this IDEAL would be a waste of words; to the outsider it does not exist; but to the Aggie it is an ever present reality, and becomes a lasting part of him. This something which drives men on to greater and greater efforts in their chosen fields is apparent in the achievements of the alumni of A. 6c M. College. Many of -the leaders of yesterday and today have come from the ranks of A. 6c M. men, and they will continue to do so in the future because they possess this IDEAL. May this book serve as a constant reminder of A. 6c M. ' s contribution to society through these leaders. TO THIS IDEAL, AS TYPIFIED IN THE ACCOM¬ PLISHMENTS OF THE UNENDING ALUMNI, WE DEDICATE THIS, THE 1939 LONGHORN.

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Academic Building The old fid building is a familiar sight to every student of A. M. The build¬ ing has been converted into class¬ rooms, but its time-worn halls still show of its one-time splendor.