Hillman College - Pioneer Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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MR. M. P. L. BERRY Vice-President A better and more popular vice-president there never was. His wit and lack of self- consciousness, besides bis winning personality, honesty, kindness towards everybody, and big-heartedness, make everyone his friend. Besides being our vice-president, he is our efficient science teacher. His long service as treasurer in the Baptist church shows that be knows how to handle money, and would have made good in finan- cial circles, for his business judgment is keen. DR. B. G. LOWREY, LL.D. One of the foremost educators in the entire South is Dr. B. G. Lowrey, who for thirteen years was President of Blue Mountain Col- lege, then for six years was President of Amarillo Texas Military Academy and now is Field Secretary of Mississippi College. His ability is recognized all over the South. His influence as a religious leader is felt through- out this and surrounding states. As a chapel speaker we have never heard his equal. At making and holding friends he has no su- perior. W. T. LOWREY, D.D., LL.D., President There are so many good things about Dr. Lowrey, considering the attractiveness of his personality, the scope of his knowledge, the extent of his denominational and educational activities, the width of his influence for good upon the state, and his position on all impor- tant questions, it would take years to tell. He is a big man — was made in a big mould, and for big things. Dr. Lowrey is one of Mississippi’s most cultured and consecrated ministers, a vigor- ous writer and a Christian gentleman of the highest type. Page Seven

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Marietta Gallman Thelma Figford.... Lulu Miller Agnes McComb Lucile Collins . Business Manager .Business Manager . . . .Literary Editor . . . .Literary Editor Art Editor Lucille Kinnebrew.. Ruth Ramey Marie Dobbs Nellie Clark Escoe Parnell.... Frankie Bolls . . Organization Editor Chief Editor Art Editor Music Editor Expression Editor . . .Athletic Editor Page Six

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MRS. BERRY Hall Teacher Very attractive in personal appearance is our hall teacher. She was once voice teacher of Hillman and a very fine one she was, for she has a beautiful soprano voice. Mrs. Berry has many friends and is loved by all who know her. Her strong will and determination to do what seems right makes her even more attractive. Not a single ’Stute girl enjoys a good ball game more than Mrs. Berry does. No one could he more anxious for M. C. to win a good game than she. MISS ANNIE WATSON BARNARD Expression This is Miss Barnard’s fifth session at Hill- man College. Her popularity and efficiency as a teacher are plainly shown by the large classes she has always had. Miss Barnard has studied in Knoxville and in Chicago. Dean and Mrs. Henry Lawrence Southwick have been two of her teachers. Miss Barnard is one of the most popular chaperons with the young people, for she is not so far from her own school days and un- derstands the feelings of school girls. In Miss Barnard we find a true and sin- cere sympathizer. MISS AVERILLA BUCKLEY Matron “Auntie” is the best matron in the state. She has been with 11s four years and during this time has won for herself a place :n the heart of every one who has come in contact with her. Not only is she matron, but also the capable nurse of the hospital. There is nothing that Auntie will not do for us when we need her. She is kind and gentle and is always ready to aid someone. Page Eight