Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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the board of publication r The Board of Publication serves in a governing capacity, basically though it renders a great service to the publications of the student body in practical solution to problems presented by the editors of each publication. The Board is composed of five faculty and staff members, the President of the Student Association, the Editor of the REVEILLE, and the editor of the REFLECTOR. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Charles Ritter, Chairman Howell Gvi in Percy Baker Harry Cole Bob Moulder W. W. Littlejohn T. K. Martin Tom McHaney George Barry Hube Dodd

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Established in 1936, Mississippi State University ' s Graduate School has experienced phenomenal growth. In addition to the numerous Master ' s Degrees offered, the school now offers Ph.D. Degrees in Animal Science, Plant Science, Agronomy, Engineering and Physical Science, Social Science and Biological Sciences. The future should see the Graduate School evolve into a larger and even more vital part of Mississippi State. the graduate school

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student association Student Association President GEORGE BARRY MEMBERS SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE EX-OFFICIO Bruce Brumfield Shaw Reid Sharpe Johnson SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Hube Dodd Steve Bumpas Tom AAcHaney Shirley Ray Guy Lowe Don Davis James Wascomb SENIOR CLASS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Mike McRaney Gerald Davis David Work George Anderson Denny Middleton A. B. Farris JUNIOR CLASS Tommy Howard Hampton Glover SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING SOPHOMORE CLASS Billy Hill George Bennett Tommy Lee Bob Montgomery John McGeoy Don Hoover Ernest Stokely Eugene Jones FRESHMAN CLASS Donnie Hall Carlos Smith SCHOOL OF SCIENCE Clyde Sheely Jr. Billy Poe Neal Weller GRADUATE SCHOOL Charles Woody OFFICERS President George Barry Vice President Denton O ' Dell Secretary Thomas Moseley Treasurer Cary Williams The Student Association of Mississippi State University is the executive governing body ot the students. The three-fold purpose of the Association is to bind all stud- ents in a stronger union and develop a keener sense of school spirit, promote closer relations between faculty and students, and build a greater Mississippi State University. wz: ' vmm m-i