University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Lilovcrnoi' HUGH L. WHITE l Governor Hugh L. White is a true son of Ole Miss. While attending the University, he was a member of the first football squad, today he is still an active man, l a lover of sports, and a lover of knowledge. He rec- ognizes the need for a well-rounded development of the state and is vigorously promoting a campaign for im- proving every phase of endeavor-educational, indus- trial, agricultural, recreational, and political. As ex- officio President of the Board of Trustees, Governor Wliite is a loyal supporter of his Alma Mater. To him we tender our appreciation for his efforts toward the building of a greater Ole Miss. I Q . X ',':. ' L li .. -llc.-.7 A -L -,.fv',x,'..sf-,',,,f,Lj. .va yi- 1,-fp' ..- W W f g,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,ff. ,j., .1.Q,:g,i ,.,f1iw'.,':' ':yp'.ff-,- y,1:i,,' l fl 1 I I' - 1,,.1-,y I-,i yer. -gilff N- - .1 P i.15?-f?g.f,i'.f f , :iYif1liTlJL3. f ..' it' 1x. 5 'Y'.' 'f',2f-Vi! Ci! ll iiilliiilvii illllilllliigiil-ii ffiflfffft- is wifi if .- 1 t, f .,g 1 . -.ff Cf - ,---.WF ff 'fz'4'fq'ly?bi Eff' ll-1'5'5f'5i?f':lM f.W5ffTr1? 5 ' pi i:i'QfPiXi Q4l'1'54'V.1'd'i 4,-'Wi-aiwg' nigh.igkErglypnvsgv.V.,,Ax-gf,J,,'3Af-,Magi. itil!! -f'.Q'5f'fl.ff?A gal? 5 , fl 'I 9 g'lhyl!,'1.gg.-.f, -ff - - JR-1-f 1 in '.-1,n ..'x'f.-. 'wa--.ik J , fm-.enLleM'9fiu?f?4frff:1 bfltti. ul, itil' fri' if ' -'.'-wil-9 lrf.-, ' 'Vi' ffvzivy iw -Q 4 ' ' ' . s tw i' 4,51 irliiipqf-7 3 Q Fw A mxnf 0 '

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-4 1 'Q Q, X. 9. . A Few universities are fortunate enough to have as their leader a man who possesses a personality which com- bines foresight, intellect, progressiveness, and an im- peccable character as does Chancellor Butts. During his administration at the University, his every thought and move have been directed toward the improvement of the school. Distance is of no concern to Dr. Butts if the trip promises to be one advantageous to his school, and even, though his journeys are many, the multitud- inous duties incident to his position are always dealt with promptly and efliciently. His ability to see the students' views and to determine issues presented to him with the utmost fairness has won for him the ad- miration of many. Cfllt3HCCllOI' ALFRED B. BUTTS 4 A ' . u.. '.-.-3.05. -: :cv 1s--is 'J .. 1 -:img -- --'--fcfqt.-. la1Jg'.v1gI '--,- :f..:'f..'-1 N.: '-.-'- . fp:-F:-. Yr g-.Y-:.12-5:-YQ-,--fp14.110-f'3 -'f1 -i r, - :qfl3ag'5i5?:l'ii'5lf3i2 .fiVg-:mjiil-Ty?221155- ::4i--f'ii'1173-23332 ' ?'?2579'l4fg5?i 1.12-21?-1-1:15 2 23 j1:f -2:5 'EF-5211142:f5i2:1if:'a:gai11d-- -s:ibiJfg3'if:1E B5i 3Zfgi'ssEf'vT .1 X - .ft' ' 'ffArm-1'-f'ff'if-Wfeaf wiriaiemaatt-.effifzfffitaizzlifi:fY4fs?os'is:'5Ef'f1255:f2'?esii2f t6PS' - 5 , i t