Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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J. T. Cassey, Jr., Ph. B. Clinton, Miss. “ Look cheerfully upon me, love; iou seest how diligent I am. Although rather “petite” physically, i is great in mind. He finishes with good record. Noted for undying evotion for his Alma Mater, he is the iculty’s delight and especially of the epartment of Philosophy. The fu- ire has good things in store for him. Randal Eustas Dees, B. S. Crystal Springs, Miss. “O bliss is mine , for into my joyless life a woman has come. In his Senior year, Randal makes his debut in society and in this as in all other things ranks high. In manners reserved, intellect comprehensive, char- acter pure. Tennis Team, 09- 10; Track Team, ’09-M0, M0-M1; Mgr. Track Team, ’ll -M2; Class Football, ’09- MO; Capt. Class Football, MO- 11; Mgr. Class Football, 11 12; Class Basketball, M 1-M2; ’Varsity Football, Ml -M2. Distinction. Dig , dig, dig, assiduously , sap, dig. W allace. 22

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m William Henry Anderson, B. A. Dumas, Miss. 7 hou hvest with less ambitious aim , Yet hast not gone without thy fame. ' Wick” is one of the brainiest men in the class and behind his ready smile we know there lies a steadiness of pur- pose and a determination which can bring a man of his sterling worth noth- ing but success. Philo. Sec., 08; Philo. Treas., ’09; Class Historian, ’09- 10; Pres. Class, ’1 1 - 1 2 ; Debating Council, 11- 12; Delegate to Y. M. C. A. Confer- ence; Pres. Y. M. C. A., ’I I -’12; L’Allegro Staff, ’1 1 - 1 2. James Clyde Brent, B. S. Silver Creek, Miss. “ Take him for all and all , you will not find his like again. In stature small, morally and men- tally a giant. Retiring in manners, considerate toward his dangerous ri- val, and pleasant always. His untir- ing efforts and various college activi- ties have proven him a friend to the student body second to none. Treas. Sophomore Class; Treas. Hermenians; Class Football, ’ 1 0-’ 1 1 , ’ 1 1 -’ 1 2 ; Pres. Hermenians; Pres. B. Y. P. U. ; Treas. Y. M. C. A. ; Vice- Pres. Class, ’1 1 -’ I 2 ; Second Orator Hermenians; Local Editor Magazine, ’1 1 - 1 2 . ‘ One more kiss, French , and we go to sleep. — Hailey. 21

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♦ Otto Pempleton Estes, B. A. White House, Tenn. She loves me best whene ' er I sing. A purer character, a more unselfish public servant, a more faithful work- man, a more honorable man and loyal member of our student body has not been found than him we herewith present. In him a true man has honored us. May he live in the future as he has lived with us. Chorus Leader; Representative to Miss. Prohib. Convention. Lawrence Russell Ellzey, B. A. Wesson, Miss. “ True as a needle to a pole , Or as a dial to the sun. “Turkey” “Crook” is one of the foremost men in the class of 1 2, — prominent in every phase of college life. A true-hearted, congenial friend; a brilliant student; an enthusiastic parti- cipant in athletics of every kind; an honest, upright example of genteel manhood. Varsity Basketball, ’08-’09, ’11- ’12; Manager Basketball, ’1 1 -’ 1 2 ; Class Baseball, ’08-’12; Class Foot- ball, ’ 1 0-’ 1 2 ; Capt. Class Baseball, ’1 1 -’ 1 2 ; L’Allegro Staff. “ Wanted : A mother-in-law. — Prof. Nelson. 23