Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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OLOCUE l UST as the mighty Mississippi traverses a never-repeating panorama in its course, so does shj SnH «- H S9ssippi State embrace a broad scope of activity in Jjta growth through the yeaf sJust as the showboat was a familiaritffm of expression of this river life, so iHl is REVEILLE an expres- at entertain-

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Beauty of Old Mississipp

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X 11 ■:..■■■ A las-ting monument -to the culture of the Old South Mrs. Ferriday Burns, President of Natchez Trace Associate - 7 J IE MlSSIKtPW iVBfjunwKs the length of the western boundary of thig-Siat has been the most im- portant single fact x in tKe shaping -of bk£ destiny of the commonwealth. It is fitting, therefore, tWam this edi- ... y . . . .. . x tion honor period rr ost glamorous, the most picturesque itebellum Mississjp-piT ' Certainly is $s m t-glonqra, the most ing period of fife in the State, when this was rain of large planters, representing the true South- j 3enftlemah, living a leisurely life amid luxurioussurV roundin gs. This Mississippi planter, owner of thousands of acres andrnany slaves, entertained gracious mansion, set beneath aged oaks, and am d snow-white cojltpn ' .MP ■ ? , ■ - ' ■■-■ •? ' ■ % % JfrJ j k r £ i . J » 1 I. 1 . T-iZL ' : .Sa ' ; ' -: : : King and Queen of the Spring Pilgrimage