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

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P. H. SAUNDERS. Born in Hernando, August 4th, 1870. Prepared for College in Senatobia, Mississippi, entered the Sopho- more Class of the lvniversity of Mississippi in the fall of 1887, graduated in 1890 at the head of his class, taking the B. A. degree with a Diploma of Special Distinction: Fellow in Mathematics for the sessions of '90-91 and '91-92, from '92 to '95, Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek, since 'UB Professor of iil'CL'liQ rccciw--l tht- M. A. degree in '91 and the Ph. D. degree in '94 from the University of Mississippi, engaged in special study at the l'nive1'sit3' of Vhicago during a part of the summers 'SOB-ilti. 'UT-98: spent the session of 1900-01 studying in Gerniany and Greece. DABNEY LIPSCOMB, M. A. Professor of English Language and Born at Columbus, Mississippi, 1859. Graduated at University of Mississippi in 1879 with the degree of Bachelor of Arts, taught in public schoolsg Assistant Professor of English and Mathematics at the A. and M. College of the State, afterwards Principal of the Pre- paratory Department and Professor of Mental and Moral Science, appointed to present position in 1895, President Literature and of Belles-Lettres. of the State Teachers' Association: member of lfxccutive Committee of Southern liducational Association: Direc- tor for the State Xornial Institutcsg Vice-President of the Department of Higher Education in the Xational Educational Association: made a literary' tour of England and Scotland in 1899, Trustee of I., 1. and C. J. G. DEUPREE, LL. D. Professor of Pedagogy. Born in Xoxubee County, Mississippi, in 18-13. B. A., Howard College, Marion, Alabama, served four years in Confederate Cavalryg M. A. from Howard Col- lege, LL. D., Southwestern Baptist l'niversity. Has filled with success chairs of Latin, Greek, English, and Mathematics, in denominational collegesg writer for edueational periodicals, and was editor of JI1'.Qs1'ss1'ppi Tm cl: c r.