Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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John L. Johnson, Jr., M. A., Professor of Modern Languages. A. B., University of Mississippi; M. A., Mississippi College, 1902. Tutor of Mathematics, University of Mississippi, 1895; President of Hearn Academy, 1896; Superintendent Jackson, Georgia, Public Schools, 1899; Principal Columbus, Georgia, High School, 1901; Vice- President of Hillman College; President, Hillman Col- lege, 1906; Student of University of Berlin and of Uni- versity of Paris. J. T. Wallace, M.A., Professor of History and Economics. B. S., University of Misssisippi; M. A., University of Mississippi; Principal Louisville High School; Principal Tupelo High School. Porter Walker Berry, M.A., Professor of Physics and Assistant in Mathematics. B. S., Mississippi College; M. A., Mississippi College; Principal Hickory High School, 1908; Principal Acker- man High School, 1906; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summer Term, 1907. 35

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James Madison Sharp, B.A., Professor of Mathematics. A.B., University of Mississippi, 1875 ; Principal of Live Oak School, Colorado County, Texas, 1875-76; First Assistant, Peabody School, Summit, Mississippi, 1876-77; Principal of McCarthy and Jefferson Schools, New Or- leans, Louisiana, 1877-80; Principal of McComb City High Schools, 1880-82; Principal of Preparatory and Commercial Schools, Mississippi College, 1882-90; Prin- cipal Capital Commercial College, 1890-93. Henry F. Sproles, D.D., Professor of Bible and Instruc- tor in Psychology and Logic. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; D. D., Mis- sissippi College. - Murray Latimer, M.A., Professor of Greek. A. B., and B. S., Mississippi College, 1897; M. A., ibid., 1898; Student University of Chicago, Summer Terms, 1898, 1899, 1900. 34

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w. L. Abbott, A.B., Principal Preparatory Department. A. B., Emory College, Georgia; Principal Irwin, Georgia, High School, 1890-92; Principal Toccoa, Georgia, Public School, 1893-94; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summer Terms, 1898-99; Sum- mer School of the South, Knoxville, Tennessee, 1906-07; Principal Madison, Georgia, High School, 1895-98; Principal Louisville, Georgia, Public School, 1900-01; Principal Sylvester, Georgia, High School, 1902-03; Principal Laurel High School, 1904-07. W. H. Weathersby, M.A., Assistant Prof essor of English. A. B., Mississippi College; M. A., Mississippi Col- lege; Principal Tylertown High School, 1901; Principal Little Springs High School, 1901-05; Institute Summer Schools, 1902-04; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Summer Term, 1907-08. Edgar Godbold, B.S., Professor of Zoology and Botany. Principal Lawrence County High School, 1905-07; Graduate Student Chicago University, 1907. 36