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

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Inside Life 18 Calendar 104 Sports 122 Administration 240 Residence Halls 268 Corps of Cadets 328 Organizations 410 Classes 590 Who’s Who 788 Index 804 Joanie Pate, Editor Tim Dorney, Photo editor Sue Krenek, Copy editor Q .1 Table of Contents 3

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Opposite: Bass drummers play for the crowd at yell practice following the Ag¬ gies’ victory over the Univer¬ sity of Houston. Below right: Fish Camp counselor Sheri Humphrey prepares for an¬ other Fish Camp session be¬ fore the beginning of the fall semester. Below: A sorority member and a local boy enjoy an afternoon picnic. Aggie spirit. To many, the spirit means traditions, old army and midnight yell. To others, it’s friendships and lending a helping hand. Still to others, it’s the classroom attitude and the campus at¬ mosphere. But to most, it’s a combination of it all. Aggie spirit is a way of life at A M. Aggie spirit keeps A M going from day to day and year to year. It started with Fish Camp in the late sum- mer, when seasoned veteran Aggies introduced eager - i young freshmen to the perils si of the college campus, and it did not end until the last grad- J uate had packed up and ven- II tured off to start a new life. 4 Opening