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

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'Il' ,. V We - '-,Qs . i , 'X sig., 1 1 .sg XXX , . as , s -M , . i i. .i ,.,,-rrff x .',,' '-'wij ',5- ., ' W . MR. CLYDE L. HESTER MR. JEFF K HAMM DR. IKE C. KNOX President Secretary Vice-President All graduates of the University and all for- mer students who have attended the University as regularly enrolled students for two semesters of a regular session are eligible for membership in the associations The annual business meet- ing is held on Homecoming Day in the fall. At this meeting ofiicers are elected and other busi- ness is transacted. Mr. Clyde L. Hester, '18, Jackson, Mis- sissippi, is President of the Association, Dr. Ike C. Knox, '08, Vicksburg, Mississippi, is Viss- Presidentg and Mr. Jeff K. Hamm, '17, Uni- versity, Mississippi, is Alumni Secretary. Mr. 1291 Hamm's office is in the gymnasium, from which the activities of the association are directed. The President and Mr. O. B. Rogers, '17, Tupelo, Mississippi, are members of the University Ath- letic Committee, the President being an ex of- ficio member. The constitution of the Alumni Association may be found in the general bulletin of the University for 1928, with amendments made since that date being carried in the 1931 and 1939 bulletins. The Alumni News is the official publication of the association and is issued quarterly. -.--?

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'X I BLIEATIU EEUU EIL FACULTY MEMBERS DR. A. B. BUTTS Ex Qjfticio Cfmirman DR. D. H. BISHOP . Clmirman PROF. E. L. HAMMOND Clmfrmfzn Subcommittee on Yearbook , --' PROP. HORACE BROXVN Clmirman Subcommittee on Paper DR. C. F. DUNHAM DR. B. LOOPER MR. K. HAMM PROP. P. K. MCCARTER DAVID HORACE EISHOP Chailman PROF. JOHN WADE STUDENT MEMBERS ELLIOT DANZIG SIMEON F. KING JOHN L. EVANS FRED SHAW RICHARD WATSON I I King, Hamm, Looper, Wade, Hammond, Bishop, Bufts, Brown, Wafson, Danzig, Dunham, Evans, Shaw I , i l l .l I' . A lg IJSI I

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