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o Our F amous T exas A. and M. College
Upon 75 Years of Outstanding Achievement
Toward A Greater Texas
A. and M.’s brilliant record of growth and progress . .. and the College’s
splendid contributions to the development and prosperity of the State...
are unsurpassed by any other institution in the history of Texas.
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— At Right:
DK. M. T. HARRINGTON
President of Texas A. and M.
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TODA Y... A Pictorial View Showing The Magnificent A. and M. Main Building And Adjoining Edifices
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T he FAR-SIGHTED Administrations of
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege . . . well aware of their responsibilities
and opportunities to play an inspired part in the
moulding of a finer citizenry and a finer State
. . . have from the beginning pursued a policy
of progressive development and expansion that
have combined to give Texas today a college of
highest ranking stature among America’s great
educational institutions.
Aside from the vast part played by A. and M.
Graduates in making Texas the important State
she is today . . . great honor is the the Col
lege’s for its unsurpassed contribution to the Na
tion’s Military Officer personnel. In every branch
of the Services . . . thru every war since the
college opened ... A. and M. Officer Grad
uates have played vital and distinguished parts.
Today ... the College marches onward with
the same far-seeing spirit of determination that
it has shown in the past. Substantial future
growth . . . vast and vital accomplishments
. . . are predicted for the Institution in the
years to come. CONGRATULATIONS . . .
AND GOOD LUCK, A. AND M.
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Housing Areas at A. and M<
College During World War l
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1875 . . . Views of the A. and M. of
Seventy-Five Years Ago.
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