Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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J f The main campus, compact and centered around the parade ground, showing a sweep of buildings from the twin towers and athletic dormitory in the foreground, past the science and engi- neering buildings, Lee hiall and the main dormitory, center, to hlull hiall and the stadium in the upper left-hand corner. It is here, in and around these buildings, that all student activities begin. Here they spend three years of their lives just going to school and taking a campus course, and then a fourth and last in graduating.

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' XECUTIVE OFFICES. PRESIDENT G. D. HUMPHREy 7 . PRESIDENT To Members of the Gradiatixg Class of 1939: A life of rich and varied experience a nits you. All of your college study and all of the aspects of your college life ha c contributed to give you a well- rounded view of life. You ha e through continuous, thoughtful evaluation of your experiences built the foundations of a growing life philosophy. As your knowledge of self and of the processes of human development increases, you will become increasingly the masters of your fate. As you go into an enlarged sphere of acti ity, my admonition is that you al- ways keep as guides in your choice of action those intrinsic values which you have alreadv tested — truth, morals, beauty, religion, and love. SinccrcK ' xours. G. D. HlMPHRFV, Prcsulcut. Page thirteen