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

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225 STUDENT IIIITIIIITIES Iwwnr 1 I f I 3 4 I I I I I I 1 I I

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IVIEIVIUHIAIVI Q-.9 fas of Feb. 25, 19432 400 CADET BILLY BRIDGFORTH Class of '42 LT. WILSON CATER Class of '41 LT. CHESTER COCKRELL Class of '40 CAPTAIN FLATS DAVIS Class of '41 SERGEANT WILLIAM P. GRAVES Class of '43 CADET LARRY I-IAZEL Class of '42 LT. RANDOLPH KLYCE Class of '35 LT. BERNARD REEVES Class nf '42 LT. GUS TATE Class of '40 LT. DOUGLAS TUBI3 Class of '40 ENSIGN JOHN SIMMONS Class of '42 IZPI

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4 Hermann Baxter, President of Associated Student Body MEMBERS HERMANN BAXTER . . jACK PIGOTT . , . BETTE CONGDON . . jACK THOMAS . BEN BOVUIE . . , HENRY BREVARIJ . RALPH lf. CAMERON . . DONALD COMSTOCK , MARTHA CiliRAl.lD . . . MARY CQOOPISR MIl.l.IiR . . filiORf1li A. MORGAN . , MILTON S. PLRRY . P. VV. SffHNlillH:R . IiOliliR'I' WI SHARP . AI.BIiR'l' XX'H.SON . . . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Annual Engineering . Pharmacy . M Club . . Lau' IV. S. G. A. . . Business . Band l.ifn'ral Arts . . Medicina' Mississippian l30l Jack Pigott Bette Congdon Jack Thomas Ben Bowie The Executive Council composed of certain or- ganization officers and other elected members is large enough to represent the entire student body, yet small enough to present a compact body. Four- teen members plus the president of the student body make up the personnel. The council, not content with merely creating a Student War Com- mittee sponsored several drives all of them being successful. At mid-semester the president of the student body, Hermann Baxter, left school to gain a commission in the Army, his job being taken over by Jack Pigott. The council continued its policy of war efforts as set up under Baxter, and was very successful. At the beginning of the year the Coun- cil realized the need for some kind of united war effort on the part of the students. To create this, the Executive Council brought into being a Student War Committee, whose purpose was to sponsor war drives and bring about a more united war effort on the part of the students.