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

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' - -o-W' , vb-gf? t'l.u'm: l'f. Coxxizu. l3utch ..................,. t'olumbia. Nlari:m County lticirum W. I i,omixoY ................ ....... I .eakesviIle, Green County .S.. ': :. :, ': 1 ' I, ' I., z 1 ' I, , .,. . ... , , ,B 1 'xfl'l. lilih' imiin t.l l.l Nh1Uui mulwh'm1.H .i 1. lib., l,l,.l3. 19123. Pln bigma, Lnluckv lrio, Iulected 1'ootball Manager Irlshlk spcakmg, Iintch is gcuumc, m looks, spccch, and kmshlp with 4 , ,. , . , , . .- 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 11 1 l.lll-lg, X ice-I resident I In Sigma, Blackstone Club, xllkf' bcnnctt. llc lt'Xt'Ix m .1 good cigar .md plenty ot law hooks scatteicfl St 1111 t X N. t11 t . Cl .1t11 lqoq-10 around him. When Butch commands, thc lfrcshics obey. l om' ycars ago ' U H ' 5' is ' 'I m lemh I5 ' ' ' when this lad arrived hc was somewhat different from what his picture llick believes that no College career is complete Without a regular hunt now shows him to bc. Ile has grown older, and then. other changes have each week for the feathcrcd trihcfand he usually brings in the game. N0 hccn wrought. Butch is destined to a carcer of C. J. or .l. l'. some day. student has any malice for Dick fall like him and when at last the intrica- wc don't know which. Ur maybe lu-'II he thc second St. Patrick to drii cies of Blackstone have been learned from Uncle Tonnny, a lawyer to the other snakes away. manor born. will leave Ole Miss. I'IIAIll.l'1S t'.xi.vi'r IIOIKDILI. .................... t'rowx'illc, Franklin I'arish, I.a. IIS.. I.l,.I5., .Xlpha I'hi Alpha, Yicc-I'r4-sidcnt t'lass 1912, Honor foun- lVll.l.I,lNllSl'1Y I x'i,l.1cn. Bill ............... , ....... .I,aurel, Jones County '. ', .'z ' 90- , 1 ' J '. ful-5' l9Il-ll, , . , ., ,. . . 'll .Uh will .Sha I I H 'fum' UI i.H:iimf,0 ,ilk PM 1 1 1 ISA.. Deutsch Xcrem. becretarv Jones lountv Club, Nice-President Phi . ssistant Business Manager Olc Nllss lJll-I-, tensor .md Ittpmtcl ,, . ,, , - , ,, -. , 1 1 11 1, .1 . 1 . . 1 K . . .1 . 1 . sigma, Ole Miss Stall 1910-Il, lennls Club, Manager . for Ilcrmaifm l9ll-I-, X .lrsity X out Staff l.ll0-ll, Bllssisslpplan htall ,l,111111i1 mm-ll 1,111.11 tu, 1 .1 Cl I mu-11, lflll-l2, Students Uongrcss. Ura-at 'I'riumx'iratc. ' XL111t1 't G1W1I1I'1 NTlil1If1. ul ' Judge IScckmct sampled I.. I. I. and .Ictl'crson Military Academy before ' 'P' 5 'ul ' 'm i'm ' 'Wh5'l'l coming to Ole Bliss four ycars ago, and incidentally got a good prcpara- Foming from the frce state of Jones, in the piney woods, its no wonder tion thrown in. llis main studies thcrc were playing checkers :md now that dignified pose is struck when an important matter is about to be hc holds the I'nivcrsity i'hampionship. Intelligent, versatile, an admircr dccidcd. Judging from the amount of mail from Judson, Bill must have of beauty and art. with a kind and amiable manner. never losing' his temper. a girl over in those parts. IIc's another Latin and Greek sword-fish, with he will leave a clean record behind him, and may expect a brilliant prospect German thrown in on the side. Confident, ambitious and with a good mind, ahead. Will teach the kids a few years before making his legal reputation. he will have his mark, perhaps, on a blackboard some day. Dick Nln.i.miff- Howdy, lmdclicf' 2-tl

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D. C. C.nlEuox .............................. Hattiesburg, Forrest County B.S., Hermean, Phi Alpha, Scribblers Club. This young gentleman, came to us only a few weeks ago, and we think there must be hopes for him, for he left Millsaps in his fourth year and decided to make a stab for his dip from the Cniversity. He was editor- in-chief of the Millsaps year book, and it is said that he is a good speaker, a good writer and a good student. He hails from the piney woods from which we have had many to hail within the past few years. ARTHVR BARNETT CLARK, Bonus ................ Newton, Newton County B.A., 1912, I.I..B. 1913, Delta Tau Delta, Sphinx Club, Blackstone, Scrib- blers' Clun, Treasurer Y. M. C. A. 1911-12, Phi Sigma, U. M. A. A. Associate Athletic Editor Ole Miss, 1912. Arthur is true to his convictions, and is a friend of the kind which are much to be desired. He rooms with Casey, and the heated arguments they have, surely prove the truthfulness of this assertion. No one has anything against Old Bonus, and, although he is familiarly termed Bone- headf' by his friends who know him best, he has a keen, active intellect and we predict that. ere long, he will be the leading attorney at the Ruleville bar, and Ruleville is strictly a prohibition town. Do not mistake our words. Miss S.x1.l.n': Cl.lF'l'ON .........,................. Aberdeen, Monroe County B.S., Delta Delta Delta, Ole Miss Staff 1911-12. Miss Sallie started out with the Lits, but entered the Law Class in her .lunior year and devoted herself ardently to the intricacies of Blackstone. Remembering, however, that old friends are the best friends, she returned to the Academics and is now numbered in the class of 1912. Sallie tried I. I. tk C. before coming here, and can tell wonderful tales of how they eat 'em alive over there. She possesses a strong personality, has a will of her own and is not easily led. FOREST Glml-IAM Cool-Hu. Coop .................... Forest, Scott County B.S., LLB., 1913, Sigma Kappa Beta, Alpha Phi Alpha, Secretary Re- porter and President of Phi Sigma, Reporter Blackstone Club, Secre- tary Teachers' Club, 1911, Secretary Miss. Intercollegiate Press Associa- tion 1911, Debating Council 1912, Editor-in-Chief Varsity Voice 1911, Editor-in-Chief Mississippian 1912, Assistant Editor of Magazine 1911, Ole Miss 1911, Ole Miss 1912, Manager Calendar 1911, Class Poet 1911. Class Historian 1912, Mississippi A. R M. Debate 1912. Coop has left us very little space to say much about him. But we will add that he has been popular choice in his many honors and has faith- fully performed each trust. If his present loyalty continues, in the future his Alma Mater will be benefitted by it. He expects-rather hopeswto instruct American youths next year. Bic MILLARII-icH6ll0 there, come in, sit down.

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1 5Ef1F? 1 Q3 K riff, y , v f R X i FW ni' x JOHN .XLLISOX HARDY, Lord ................ Columbus, Lowndes County B.S. Delta. Tau Delta, Captain Freshman Football Team 1908. Blackstone Club, Vice-President Sphynx Club, Board of Directors Ole Miss. This lover came from somewhere down in the bottoms of the great Tom- bigbee, where the catamounts howl, and would doubtless have made a good student had Dan Cupid not wounded him so severely in the beginning of his College career-he may recover, but we have our doubts. His grades are creditable, even though, to be truthful, we must admit that he does not sit night after night and blear his eyes with books. Few know him, but those who are fortunate enough to enjoy an intimate acquaintance. prize lzis friendship highly. l'13STI'S lice:-:NE H.ARRISON ....................... Eupora, XYebster County Certificate in Medicine 1913, Millsaps 1906-10, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1910, Editor Purple and XVhite 1909-10, Junior Orator 1909-10, Hermean, Chemistry Club, Masonic Club, K. T. After learning all there was to be learned at Millsaps he came to the center of all learning,- Ole Miss, of course, and is finishing the last campaign with the 1912 class. It is said that to this young man is due the establishing of the Honor Council at Millsaps, which makes him a celubrious character, and we are proud of him. Very quiet and reserved, Harrison has made many friends while here. ltoinzm' Bl.ACKlil'RX Haiwsn, Black ............ Fayette, Jefferson County B.S., 1912, Certificate in Medicine 1912, Kappa Alpha, Reserve Football 1908-12, Captain Team 1911. Black was here as a Sophomore when we were collegiate babies, but he played truant one year and had to fall back to the 'lf' class. He is quiet, unassuming, studies hard, and is unfailing as a friend. Harper will secure his certificate in Medicine this term and hopes to become a full- fledged Medical Doctor in two more years-then he will start his grave- yard unless, having been a pharmacist for some time, he has already started his and will continue to use the same one. Tiionnxs Hixku: Ho1.1.m,xx ......................... Ovette, Jones County B. 5. Dramatic Club, 1909-10. Vice-Pres. Chemical Club, 1911-12. Treas. Class 1911-12, President Jones County Club, Hllisville Club, Hermzran, I. O. B. H. - Hink leads them all on the light fantastic toe, not the waltz, but the clog variety, and there are fifty-seven of them. he says that I. 0. B. H. stands for I ought to be hung, but we don't agree with him, for a great future is ahead or him on the stage, at least so long as scenery is not moved by machinery altogether. He precipitated into society last February for the first time when the Jones County Club entertained itself, and it proved the last cx- periment with precipitating for Hink. T. D. Cllll.'l'0N-HIIEIVC you seen Pete? 31