Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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FOREWORD ♦ ir N presenting Volume VII. of the Reveille to the public, we feel that perhaps our labor of love has not reached that high ideal towards which we have struggled. We have fully realized that the road to public fa- vor is a trying and tortuous one indeed, yet we hope those who read these pages will not find too much to condemn, but rather that they will find something to commend. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to the Student Body, to the Faculty, and to the Alumni for the earnest support which they have given us. We have tried as best we could to picture every phase of College life in a manner that will be most pleasing to the graduate ' s memory and which will also in- crease the love of the under-graduate for his future Alma Mater. If we have even partly done this, we feel that the ' I 1 Reveille will not be unworthy of the Senior Class and that our end has been accomplished. EDITORS.

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i.lassT icces? l TO DAVID CARLISLE HULL, PRESIDENT OF MILLS APS COLLEGE, POLISHED ORATOR, ABLE EDUCATOR, USEFUL CITIZEN, KIND FRIEND, WHO HAS LABORED FAITHFULLY TO RAISE THE STANDARD OF INTELLIGENCE IN OUR STATE: WHO HAS ALWAYS STOOD FOR TRUTH AND RIGHT; WHO HAS TOUCHED THE LIVES OF THE YOUNG MEN OF THIS INSTITUTION AND HELPED THEM TO BE BETTER MEN; WHO LOVES AND IS LOVED BY THOSE WITH WHOM HE HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED— WE AFFEC- TIONATELY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE REVEILLE. THE EDITORIAL STAFF. )

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Lee Hall.