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

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he l-lall of Fame is Ole Miss' mosf cov- efed honor. ln if are fhose men and women whose prominence and achievemenf in campus acfivify marks fhem as Ole Miss immorlals-sfudenfs who have made a definife confribufion fo fhe Universify during fheir sfudenf days. Sfarfed a decade ago by fhe Mississippian, fhe l-lall of Fame af firsf consisfed of four sfudenfs annually. In I937, however, because of fhe increase in enroll- menf, if was enlarged fo include fhose six sludenfs who have shown by fheir devofion and inferesf fo Their alma mafer fhaf 'rhey deserve places on fhe 'ropmosf rung of fhe campus ladder. Selecfion lo The l'lall of Fame is enfirely divorced from all campus polifical alignmenfs. The firsf sfep in fhe naminq of fhe members was fhe appoinfmenf of a primary commiffee consisfing of Chancellor A. B. Buffs, Reqisfrar T. A. Biclcersfaff, Dean Esfella l-lefley. Norma Shuford, Sfewarf Smifh, Cliff Shirley, and Tom l-lammond. Each member of fhis commirfee fhen zuqqesled fwenfy-five sfudenfs for fhe final nominaf- incl commiflee. The fwenfy-five sfudenfs from fhis qroup receiving fhe mosf vofes composed fhe com- rnillce which did fhe final ballofinq. This ballofing was done in slricl confidence and fhe members of The commilfee remain unidenlified. The l94I l-lall of Fame is composed of Brenf For- man, Tom l-lammond, Bae Kramer, Sfewarf Smilh, Pnrzoaz Sfevcnz, and Charles Traylor. llllllllll D - . :4 BRENT FORMAN TOM HAMMOND BAE KRAMER STEWART sMrrH I281 PHINEAS STEVENS CHARLES TRAYLOR

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I i CHARLES TRAYLOR Presidenf of The Associafed Sfudenf Body l T if 4 flixi , T l. il lllffh X lffl fi , lg wx ll! 4 Iv-If l Jill lf l T, i l if i l u5-1g,f.4lf2 4 ll l i CLIFTON SHIRLEY LePOINT CASSIBRY GUS GERARD 5' TE hee T TOM HAMMOND CLYDE HUGHES WARREN LARROUX , no The STudenT ExecuTive Council, legislaTive organ oT The AssociaTed STudenT Body, is composed of represenTaTives from each school and from each maior sTudenT organizaTion. Ole Miss has Tor years been iusTly proud of iTs sTudenT governmenT which is based on sound demo- craTic principles and a progressive spiriT. A The UniversiTy has Taken a lead in The sTaTe aTTairs of boTh The Na- Tional and SouThern STuidenT FederaTion oT America: PresidenT Traylor serving on The ExecuTive CommiTTee OT The NaTional FederaTion which meT in New Brunswick, N. J., and as vice-presidenT of The SouThern, which meT in ATlanTa. The obiecT of The sTudenT governmenT This year was To place more emphasis on sTudenT leadership and governmenT. This obiecTive was accomplished when This organizaTion began iTs inTensive publiciTy drive Tor The UniversiTy, by sending ouT car sTickers, Tags, The campus news- paper, and by giving iTs sTudenTs hiTch-hikers' cards. To keep The sTu- denTs informed as To The acTiviTy oT Their sTudenT governmenT, a column U01 'G2'