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Texas Campus Kid in the 1930s: Celebrating a Centennial of Aggie Memories

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As the Association of Former Students (AFS) celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2023, Texas A&M University is proud to present a captivating memoir that transports readers to the vibrant campus life of the 1930s. "Texas Campus Kid" is a first-hand account by Ernest E. "Tex" Haney, an Aggie who lived through the Great Depression and witnessed the many challenges and triumphs of his time.

Over at College: A Texas A M Campus Kid in the 1930s (Centennial of the Association of Former Students Texas A M University 124)

Over at College: A Texas A&M Campus Kid in the 1930s (Centennial Series of the Association of Former Students, Texas A&M University Book 124)

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Language	:	English
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Print length	:	128 pages

A Journey Back in Time

Through vivid prose and detailed anecdotes, Haney paints a vivid picture of Texas A&M in the 1930s. From the bustling campus to the shared hardships of the Depression, his memoir offers a unique glimpse into the lives of Aggies during this transformative era.

The Spirit of Aggieland: Haney captures the essence of Texas A&M's traditions and values, showcasing the camaraderie, loyalty, and service that have defined the Aggie community for generations.
The Challenges of the Depression: Despite the economic turmoil of the time, Haney highlights the resilience and determination of the Aggie spirit. From campus employment to community service, he shares stories of Aggies overcoming adversity and making the best of their circumstances.
Campus Capers and Misadventures: Alongside the challenges, Haney also recounts humorous tales of campus life. From pranks to dormitory escapades, he provides a lighter perspective on the everyday experiences of Aggies in the 1930s.

A Centennial Celebration

As AFS marks its 100th anniversary, "Texas Campus Kid in the 1930s" serves as a timely reminder of the organization's enduring role in supporting Aggies throughout their lives. Haney's memoir pays tribute to the individuals who have shaped AFS's legacy and the impact it has had on countless Aggies over the past century.

A Timeless Legacy

"Texas Campus Kid in the 1930s" is more than just a historical account. It is a testament to the enduring spirit of Texas A&M and its students. Through Haney's captivating storytelling, readers will gain a deep appreciation for the traditions and values that continue to shape the Aggie experience today.

As the AFS Centennial celebration unfolds, we invite you to delve into the pages of "Texas Campus Kid in the 1930s." Experience the vibrant campus life of a bygone era, celebrate the legacy of AFS, and discover the timeless spirit of Aggieland.

Free Download your copy of "Texas Campus Kid in the 1930s" today and join us in honoring the centennial of the Association of Former Students.

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