University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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EUGENE CAMPBELL, B Assistant in Chemistry W. 0. PRUITT, B. P Fellow in Mathematics. M. G. FULTON, B. P Fellow in English. DR. J. G DEUPREIL Secretary ofthe Faculty E. F. RIVERS Proctor MRS. L M HUNT Lmbrarlan HARRY R FULTON, B A Secretary to Chancellor r at

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Insizuciozs and Other Officers. ROBERT BURWELL FULTON, M. A., LL. D., JOHN GREER DEUPREE, M. A., LL. D., Chancellor of the University. Professor of Pedagogy. ROBERT BURWELL FULTON, M. A. LL. D., FRANKLIN L. RILEY, PH- D-, Professor of Physics and Astronomy. P1'0f9SS01' of HiSt0I'y and Rh9t01'iC- RICHARD WATSON JONES, M. A., LL. D., THOMAS H- SOMERVILLE. LL- B-, Professor of Chemistry, General and Analytical. PI'0f9SS01' of Low. ALFRED HUME, O. E., D. sc., DOUGLASS S- ANDERSON, Professor of Mathematics, Professor of Electrical Engineering. RICHARD MARION LEAVELL, M. A., LL. D., JOHN WESLEY JOHNSON, M- A-, PH- D- Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, of Logic, and of Political P1'0f9SS0I' of Physics- wnomb WALLER S. LEATHERS, M. D., CHILES CLIFTON FERRELL, M. A., PH. D., Assistant Professor of Natural History. Professor of Modern Languages. MISS SARAH MCGEHEE ISOM, G. D. SHANDS, LL. D., Instructor in Elocution. Professor of Law, Dean of the Department of Law. HON. HORATIO F. SIMRALL, LL. D., ALEXANDER BONDURANTI A- M-1 QLately Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mississippij Professor of Latm Language and Llterature- Lecturer on Constitutional and International Law. WALTER A. MONTGOMERY PH. D ' . . . A. LL. D. Acting Professor of Greek Language and Literature. HON JEHU A ORR, M 7 , H . J. . T. FALKNER LL. B. DABNEY LIPSCOMB, A. M., ON W ' ' Professor of English Language and Literature, and of Belles-Lettres. Lecturers on Common and Statute Law' 9

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0 to AF' .c Q- Tlze Essayisi. Aflez K. G. 6P.'s 'Uampira ALSPlllfPl' there waszwho once could w1'itc- Oh, the things he said and the things he 1-earl, fEvcn as you:and2I.j And the hest of hm-ad and inincl Pencil and paper were all he 1'4?qlllI'Qd, Then hr-:could writezas if inspired. Q Not so with you and I,j The essay he wrote, and though he cried fEven as you and Ij When he sent it in he said with pride- Though, as he spoke, we knew he lied- U I don't care, for I haven't tried. tNot so with you and IQ He gave to the essay he thought he could write But now hc knows hc never could write, And he can not he l'I,'Slglll'l'i. But a youth inust write though thc strain hc ffrcat, QEven as you and I ij And his Senior essay must, he up to date 01' hc won't he allowed tu graduate, For the Faculty lllllStll't hc asked to wait. fNot so with you and I.j T' Oh, all that he thought and all that he wrought, And the various things he SCilClllQd-- These belong to the days when he tried to w rite, Pitiful days when he thought he could write- But now he knows he dreained. I I And it isn't. thc failing and his fond hope paling That stings like the vaccines dart- lt 's the money he gave to have it type-written, The coin he wasted to have it. type-written, That pains the youthle-t's heart.