Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION DR. HAND A brilliant scientist of international reputation, a successful teacher of scintillating intellect, a nnodest man of sympathetic understanding — these are combined in the unique personality of Dr. William Flowers, Vice-President of Mississippi State College and Dean of its School of Science. His familiar hii, boy, is a tradition on the campus, and his amazing feats in the chemistry laboratory arc an inspiration to those who work with him. Irrevocably entwined in the destiny of Mis- sissippi State, Dr. Hand has carved his own niche in the heart of each student who knows him. DR. W. F. HAND MR. HILBUN There is no administrative official who has a warmer place in student emotions than Mr. Ben. As custodian of Mississippi State ' s records and chairman of the Board of Publications, he has shown an infinite capacity for work and a pro- found knowledge of student activity. Mr. Hilbun is an ardent supporter of State and is a familiar sight at athletic events throughout the year. MR. BEN HILBUN

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MR. JENKINS For two years, Mr. D. R. Jenkins has handled the arduous task of balancing the budget. Faced this year with the necessity of adjusting a limited budget to a war-time basis, Mr. Jenkins has responded with efficiency and tact. Aside from his duties as Financial Secretary, he IS a well-known and popular personality in student affairs. MR. D. R. JENKINS MAJOR SESSUMS Through the years State students have come to know that only fair play will meet them in The Major ' s office. No matter what disciplinary problems have arisen. Major Sessums has exercised consummate tact, gained through years of experience with young people and their difficulties. Need it be said that he is, perhaps, the most beloved and admired personality on the campus? MAJOR I. D. SESSUMS