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

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Below is old Mark Francis Hall which was once a part of the Veterinary School, but with the addition of the B.A. offices seen here, the whole building is being converted to the B.A. Department. The College Museum — a place that most students never enter in four years here. m m )T,. - • REVEILLE pi?: A ' 4 A 15

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This is the new Press Building where the Batt is printed. A familiar, but far from welcome sight is this row of Shacks — cold in the winter and hot in the spring. Serving the newest addition to the A M System (the Texas Transportation Institute) is the new Highway Research Center. The Agricultural Engineering Building stands just east of the new Engineering Building.

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The spokes that make the wheel go around, the administration, though cursed by many and envied by few, is the staff that is behind the orderly functioning of not only the college but the entire A M system. From the day that you register until the day that you walk across the stage to re¬ ceive your diploma, these men are responsible for the vast process that takes place in your brain called learning. 16