Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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Dean R. C. Weems, School of Business SCHOOL c BUSINESS Being the Dean of the largest school at Mississippi State, Dean Weems has shouldered a tremendous job and done a fine job of directing his school. A veteran of four years with the Navy, Dean Weems returned to State to find that the Business School had grown larger than any other here at State and the task of keep- ing up with its expansion was no easy one. Keeping a sharp interest in the welfare of his students, Dean Weems is always happy to give his expert advice to all who seek it. Business-Education Building

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Dean Clay Lijle ». PE SSSfSPMMHHi SCHOOL i SCIENCE The Science School at Mississippi State is ably headed by Dr. Clay Lyle, who is now in his third year as its Dean. Before assuming such a responsibility, Dr. Lyle served as a member of the faculty as a Professor of Entomology and Zoology. He received his B. S. here at Mississi Dpi State in 1917 and also his MS in 1931. His Ph.D. came while he was at Iowa State. He is truly a favorite with the students of Science and with all those who deal with him. Montiiomcni Hall

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Here they are! The Troops! With students graduating in January, May, and August it is a very diffieult job to determine exactly what class in which to represent them but we took the word of those represented and placed them in the class of their choice. Some of the egotists have been placed in the Senior Class since the day of their initial registration, while, on the other hand, some have been listed as Freshmen since the day of their initial registration due to the fact that they still are Freshmen, and through no fault or choice of anyone concerned but themselves. Of the 3500 students attending school in the Fall of 1947, only a mere 2500 came by and sat for a picture, but we are certainly proud of each and every one of them, picture or not. CLASSES 24