Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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OFFICERS BARNEY RAYBORN President ALLAN McKINNEY Vice-President BILL CASH Treasurer LELA FORESMAN Secretar, MEMBERS SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION SCHOOL OF SCIENCE MILTON BIEDENHARN LARRY WILLIAMS FRANK TOLER WILLIE JONES WOODIE WILLIAMS PAUL SHAW WALTER RICE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING PUBLICATIONS HAROLD FRANCIL JOHNNY BOYLES J.MMY MONTGOMERY BILL KENNEDY CYRUS BRADSHAW CLIFFORD WALLACE ELLIOTT McELROY Ex-officio Members RUSSELL WEATHERSBY JEAN ULMER ALLEN JONES— Head Cheerleader ASSOCIATION Prexy and Crew

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Seated: Foresman, McKinney, Rayborn, Cash. Standing: Biedenharn, Wallace, Montgomery, Toler, Shaw, Bradshaw, McElroy, Kennedy, Francis, Rice, Williams, Wearhersby, Ulmer, Jones. THE STUDEN The Student Association of Mississippi State College is the executive governing body of the students. It serves as a connecting link between the students of the various schools, the faculty and the administration. The Council members, which are the President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and repre- sentatives chosen from the schools according to the enrollment of that school, are elected an- nually by the entire student body. The purpose of the Council is to work with the students to solve problems which may arise and to work hand in hand with the administra- tion. 26

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JIMMY MONTGOMERY Editor-in-Chief THE 1953 This 48th volume of the REVEILLE, edited by the students of Mississippi State College, is quite different from the first REVEILLE published in 1898. From the stiff collared uniforms of the early A M College to the changing fashions of today, many historical events have taken place. This and the other annuals have attempted to record these events. In 1913, the REVEILLE changed its name to the PRIVATE, but continued its old name the following year. Each edition through the years has recorded pictorially the personnel and happenings at State College. Starting with a small edition due to the small- ness of a growing enrollment, the REVEILLE today has advanced to a two-hundred and sixty page publication covering the academic and social ac- tivities of the two thousand, five hundred students of Mississippi State College at present. The REVEILLE staff feels honored that it may pay homage to a great institution on its SEVENTY- FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. Filing Clerks Careful — Men at Play Men of Distinct