University Archives Photograph Collection
The University Archives Photograph Collection includes images of postcards, memorabilia, students, athletics, and campus life in general. The collection has been in development since 1878 and provides a glimpse into the history of MSU.
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Crusaders
Crusaders, former 4-H Club members who have won out-of-state trips, at the 1939 4H Club Congress
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C. T. Carley, Crayton Crawford, Charles W. Bouchillon
C. T. Carley and Crayton Crawford, both seated, are shown with Charles W. Bouchillon, an unidentified female, and an unidentified male.
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'C. T. Carley, Jane Stewart'
'Carley and Stewart are pictured with C. P. Ball and Dr. Lloyd Rose, both of Starkville.-Republican Executive Members'
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C. T. Carley, Richardo Tapin, Robert E. Sessums, William L. Howell, Thomas J. Cobb
Dr. C. T. Carley (head of Mechanical Engineering) is shown with students Richardo Tapin, Robert E. Sessums, William L. Howell, and Thomas J. Cobb.
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C. T. Manley
1948 Coach Manley , dressed in shorts, a t-shirt, and a baseball cap, is pictured as he kneels on one knee in the grass.
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Cully A. Cobb
Cully A. Cobb is pictured with friends during registration for the annual spring meeting of the MSU Alumni Association on the MSU campus.
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Cully A. Cobb, Cobb Institute of Archaeology
'Cobb is pictured with two other men as they look at different tools (saws, hammers hanging on wall).'
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Cynthia Sidney
Miss MSU and Panhellenic President Cynthia Sidney is shown sitting at a desk beside a typewriter.
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Cynthia Sidney
Cynthia Sidney, Miss MSU and Panhellenic President, is shown playing in an intramural game.
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Dad's Day
Dads that attended Dad's Day at Mississippi A & M College; Also included in the picture are some of the mothers and younger siblings of the students
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Dairy Building, Laundry Mat, and Bacteriology Building
External view of Dairy Building, Laundry Mat, and Bacteriology Building
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Dairy Bull selection
County Agent A.B. Morant instrucitng James Buchannan, Samuel Wright, Tommy Lucas, James Williams, Robert McCaskill on proper dairy bull selection
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Dairy Herds in Field
Part of one of the top dairy herds in South Mississippi. Field is being observed by its owner B.L. Clearman (left) and County Agent S.L Durker of Lamar County. The grass is bahia, an important one in the area. This kind of high quality is stressed in Lamar County development program
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'Dairy Industries Building, Dairy Products Building'
picture of the building right after its name changed from Dairy Products to Dairy Industries-cars parked out front
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'Dairy Products Building, Dairy Industries Building'
'picture taken shortly before name change from ''''DP'''' to ''''DI'''''
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'Dairy Products Building, Dairy Industries Building'
'picture taken shortly before the name change from Dairy Products to Dairy Industries (''DP'' to ''DI'')'
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Dale H. Arner
Arner, member of the MSU staff, is pictured with a student as they hold up animal skins (bear?).
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Dale Hoover
'Dr. Hoover stands with Cal Smith, of Pass Christian, and Dr. Geo. G. McBee, professor of Agronomy at Texas A & M as they look at an architectual model.'
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Dale Hoover, Stanley A. Herren
Dr. Dale Hoover (left, professor of agronomy and head of agronomy dept.) is pictured presenting a plaque to Stanley A. Herren in recognition of his being chosen the outstanding agronomy senior at MSU.
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Dan Brook, Robert White, Cowbells
Dan Brook (right), sponsor of the Industrial Education Association, and associate member Robert White are shown welding cowbells to handles for a next football game.
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Dance, I. D. Sessums
Major I. D. Sessums (second from right) is shown chaperoning a dance in the cafeteria during the 1940's.
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Darrell Royal, Art Davis
MSU football coach Darrell Royal and player Art Davis are pictured kneeling side by side. Royal is holding a football in his hands.
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Darrell Royal, Harold Easterwood, Bobby Collins
MSU football coach Darrell Royal is pictured standing behind football players Harold Easterwood and Bobby Collins, both kneeling on the ground.
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Dave Mason
Mason, member of the MSU Staff, is pictured with a cigarette in his mouth as he sits at his desk.
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David Carlisle Hull
picture of a drawing of Hull who is sitting on steps with hands clasped-Hull is looking forward and wearing a suit and tie.
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David Cole, Donald Riggs, Frances Coleman, Michael Ballard
David Cole, Donald Riggs, Frances Coleman, and Michael Ballard in Mitchell Memorial Library
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David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building, Groundbreaking Ceremony
picture taken during the groundbreaking ceremonies for the David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building
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David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building, Groundbreaking Ceremony
Students are shown preparing to let balloons go for the Dave C. Swalm Chem. Engineering Building.
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David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building, Groundbreaking Ceremony
picture taken during the groundbreaking ceremonies for the David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building
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David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building, Groundbreaking Ceremony
picture taken during the groundbreaking ceremonies for the David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building
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David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building, Groundbreaking Ceremony
picture taken during the groundbreaking ceremonies for the David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building
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David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building, Groundbreaking Ceremony
picture taken during the groundbreaking ceremonies for the David C. Swalm Chemical Engineering Building
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David Dewey Wier
David Dewey Wier is shown running a machine called a NASA High Energy Capacitor Discharge Unit.
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David Hodil, Randall Dong
David Hodil (left) and Randall Dong (right) are pictured because they were interns in Washington, D. C. through the University Honors Program.
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David L. Murphree, John K. Owens
Dr. David L. Murphree (seated), professor of aerophysics and aerospace engineering, and John K. Owens (standing) are observing the TV and oscilloscope displays to fish illuminated by a laser.
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David Murphree
David Murphree (seated) is shown looking at a small television with an unidentified man.
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David Murphree
Professor David Murphree is shown performing an experiment for elementary-age students.
