Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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EDITION OF • • 943 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF MISSISSIPPI STATE COLLEGE, AT STATE COLLEGE, MISSISSIPPI C-cnyzia it 19 4 3 EDWARD B. GUNN . . 1 ED | T ORS JAMES H. MOORE . . J -°-EDITORS JOHN B. MERCIER, BUSINESS MANAGER

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ALL OUT WAR EFFORT • • • • • • The peace-loving people of Mississippi have again beaten their plow- shares into swords. To God and Country they have dedicated all they have, even life itself, to the task of preserving the democratic way of life. Mississippi ' s sons have left farm and factory for the hardships of dis- tant war fronts. On sea, in air, on land, they are daily throwing the guage of battle to the enemy. These young men, trained for the nor- mal, peaceful pursuits of life, are asking no quarter — and giving none — in the grim game of war. Back home, men and women, both old and young, have also geared their efforts for war. Evident and potent is the age-old tradition of oitr citizens to step forward as a unit when danger lurks. Mississippi ' s great war-time strength had its inception before the open fires in humble homes. It is the soul of a mighty yet humble people at prayer. And it is this power that will reach down and crush sub- marines; knock enemy planes out of the sky; send broken armies reeling in utter defeat. DIVISIONS OF BOOK The College . . . Student Body . . . Activities . . . Athletics . . . Organizations