Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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5L FALL SEMESTER GIV ' EM HELL STATE! Give Who Hell? Why. give Ole Miss Hell of course. Here shows the Umps pacing off a few yards against the Hell- Hole Bums of the U. of M. But they seemed to count more against us as we came out on the short end of a 14-0 score. There was an over capacity crowd at the game as can be seen by the stands in the background. iriiiini ' ir ■ r JL» .•;-.■ .: • • X ■ tf x K I f5 lk 1 si ii | iftirti« ' t % s ' ' •- • . • • % • . ' ■ High School Day and thousands of high school kids wandering around the campus. Above can be seen a few of them strolling about. The line going by the REVEILLE office is the lunch line into the grill. Kind of disgusting to a college student who wants to eat dinner anytime after 10:00 and before game time. But we ' re glad they came, maybe a bunch of them will decide to come back to attend school here next year. (More cars). And like always there is a dance, after football games, on open weekends, and any other available time that won ' t interfere with another party.

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No this is not exactly a funeral, it ' s just the burial exercises of the Crimson Tide before hand as the State Bulldogs didn ' t slay the Elephants until the fol- lowing Saturday. Is Mr. West conducting the pep band in the Funeral March. Hail State, or Go to Hell Ole Miss?? Any of them would be appropri- ate. Miss. State ' s most ardent fan. Uncle Remes. is shown at a football game with Head-cheerleader Beard and Moor. He is probably telling the fans what kinda ' bacca he smokes, or how Blind Jim says. Ole Miss gotta good team as far as I can see. Wow!! Wow!! A press box view of the student section in Scott Stadium, also part of the game. If you look real hard you can see the Freshmen down front in their pajamas ready for the Cake Race. Cyo or a 5c CO With September comes a new school year . . . more parties . . . Football games . . . High school spirit . . . New Co-eds . . . More Freshmen and Skinned heads . . . More cars and less parking space . . . Crowds to campus . . . New Co-eds . . . Profs, Classes, and Quizzes . . . The quizzes give us trouble ... So do the Co-eds . . . But we love ' em.

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. . . HOMECOMING Homecoming day is the time for welcoming . . . The reunion of old class mates . . . Fixing homecoming displays . . . One Scotch . . . Freshman Cake Race . . . Election and presentation of Home- coming Queen . . . Big Football game . . . One Bourbon . . . Loaded and happy Alumni flowing about . . . Homecoming dance with the Red-Tops . . . and more pasture parties . . . One Beer. v» v° sf -rffS ?c°O % ° % •