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

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MARSHALL VVILSON AMIS, B. A., Meridian. Teach me my days to number, and apply My trembling heart to wisdom. Phi Sigma, Chemistry Club, Business Manager Missis- sippian, Taylor Medal in Mathematicsg Phi Sigma Repre- sentative in A. 8: M. Debate, Treasurer Athletic Association. A very phenom at leading the batting percentage up where it counts-on the Chancellor's record. For in- stance he made ninety-nine plus in Sophomore Math. Re- served and quiet he goes about minding his own business. Already he has started the study ot' his chosen profession, Law, and as soon as men tind him out they will make a beaten path to his door. LESTER DENT I3AtiGE'l'T, B. A., University. A man in whom there dwells all that is holiest and honorablef, Scritibler's Club, President 191-1-15, Taylor Medal in Greek, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Golf Clubg Assistant Editor Ole Miss, Passed Rhodes Examinations 1913, Teacher's Club, Instructor University Summer School, 1914 and 19153 Vice-President Senior Class, Creek Club, President 1914-15. A man who has labored with great success to make his life what it should be. He has a wonderful think tank, energy to keep it going, and selt'-confidence to direct it. llas mastered the Ancients and exposed himself to much practical work. His chance will be excellent for success in any of the professions tor which these characteristics fit him. IQATHLEEN BALDWIN, B. S., Moscow, Tenn. Like the river, swift and clear blows her song through many a heart. Blue Mountain M. E. L., Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1912-13, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1913-1-lg President Y. W. C. A. 1914-15g Class Poet 1914-15, Mississippian Statl' 1913-14-15. The poet of our class. The readers of the Mississippian have been delighted with her writings both in prose and in verse ever since she came from Blue Mountain. Modest and reserved, yet pleasant and courteous, she pursues the even tenor of her way, thinking on deep subjects,-History and German. GLAIJYS BARRY, B. A., LaFayette Springs. He saw her charming but he saw not halt' The charms her down-cast modesty concealed. Taylor Greek 1913g Chairman Executive Committee of tireek Club. Never satisfied unless shi ranks number one in every course she is taking, and never does she seem to be troubled whether it be Bondy's Latin. Senior German, or Dr. Tan- ner's Chemistry. During our whole stay here, we have never found her superior in thorough scholarship. If you don't know, go to her. She does. Page Twenty-eight Prof. Bishop tExplaining his exam. questionsli I think I know how I would answer that third question

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GEORGE BEAN, B. A., Okolona. 'Vt woke one morning and found myself famous. Sigsna Alpa Epsilomg Junior Prom 19145 Honor Council 19133 Yellow Dogg Red X Blueg Vice-President Freshman Class, 1912. Here he is-that famous athlete. For four seasons he has been at the receiving end of his class team's battery. Not afraid of hard work, for he spent three long years under Dr. Bondurant. In his Senior year deserted Lit for Law, and is now telling the Lawyers about contracts and torts Lent me tell youf' And versatile-yes, he is, for he is some chemist: Shuh, doctor, that ain'l nothing but high life. Buy me something. ANNIE LOL' BROWN, B. A., Oxford. Thy Modesty's a candle to thy merit. Greek Club. Her one ambition throughout her college career has been to get better grades than Gladys. Whether she has suc- eeeders in this or not it would be hard to say. It is suf- ficient to say that she has been next to her rival--the question is, on which side. NAPOLEON LEP CASSIBRY, B. S., Gulfport. We can say nothing but what hath been said- He that comes last is commonly best. Nap came to us this year from Millsaps and has taken at front rank place among us. He is a man easy to get ac- quainted with, easier to like, and easiest to get along with. He will return next year to take our law course, and from his painstaking work in the class room we feel safe in predicting that he will be one of the foremost members of the Mississippi bar to go out from the l'niversity next year. WYATT CLINTON CHURCHWELL, B. S., Leakesyille. Stubborn labor conquers everything. Millsaps College, Phi Sigmag Critic 19143 Vice-President 1915: LL. B. 1914. OIT again, on again -Lit-Law-Lit-Law, this is the order that he takes his courses in. But it matters not in what department his labors happen to he exerted he is there with the steady grind that gets him by. A modest retiring kind of a lad that aspires to be Mayor of Lcakes- ville, and Editor ot' Leakesville's Gazette. Mark Ham: Bud, she's as pretty as little shoes. . Page Twenty nine