University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Dedzeatzon To those two whom we looe They who haue bean our parents Whza have guided as safely thru all our dljiculties We the Class of 1910 cl repeezjztlb clefltcote to Prof afst Semor Annual H F F Y l 1 7 F , , 7 y y 0 ,, f 1 ' . and Mts. Grout, this, our

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Zlnitium UR years the students of the School of Agri- y K 1 Qs' culture have felt a growing need of some publication to perpetuate their memories of X school days and the associations formed while 134x311-Zkx there. The short winter term has ever been crowded with work until it seemed a great undertaking to attempt any sort of a publication. Not until after the first of the year 1910 was it deemed advisable to get out a work of this kind. The time was short and discouragement seemed on every hand, yet the class of 1910, by determined and united effort, have accomplished their task and are now ready to present this, the first Senior Album. How well we have succeeded in the attempt to portray our School,Yits life and its ideals, we leave to our friendly critics. At this time it is fitting that we make our grateful acknowledgements to the faculty, classmen and others, for their assistance and encouragement without which this volume would not have been possible. We do not claim for this number any degree of excellence, but realizing that all things must have a beginning, we send this forth, hoping that it may prove an inspiration to suc- ceeding classes. VVC predict a marked improvement in the issues that follow, and trust that by this means our Alma Mater may be brought nearer to every graduate and thru them reach the entire commonwealth.