he University Archives, along with the rare books, manuscripts and art works  that were formerly designated "Special Collections" has moved into the newly  refurbished and restored Cushing Memorial Library. As the various items were carted over from the Sterling C. Evans Library, many treasures were re- discovered as they were returned to their home in Cushing.
    Among the most interesting and poignant items are the old scrapbooks kept by  former students to record their student days at Texas A&M. These faded and  yellowing photographs are the closest thing we have to a time machine. They take us back to an age that seems so very long ago. On close inspection it is evident that students have always enjoyed a few pranks and a little general mayhem.  
   It is refreshing to look back every once in a while to see where we came from. Here are just a few of the views that have not seen the light of day in a long time. They help form the priceless legacy of the Aggies who have gone on before.
   One of these albums belonged to P. S. Groginski '14.

"Sophs stack a fish's room."