Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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GRIFt C. LEE, B. S Prentiss, Miss. Although he came to us in 1914, lie was out two years in the army, serving nine months in France, and comes back to take his degree with the class of ’20. Griff, because of his athletic ability and because of his engagement in the activities of college life, has had many honors given him. Because of these he was elected captain of the football team this year, and is also president of the class of 1920. Freshman football, basketball, and baseball, ’14-’15; Varsity football, basketball, baseball, ’ 1 5-’ 1 6 ; Varsity football, basketball, baseball, ’19-’20; Captain football team, ’19-’20; President Senior Class, ’19-’20; Executive Committee of the American Legion, ’19-’20. “M w Club, A. E. F. Club. IRVING ELDRIDGE ROUSE, B.S.. Poplarville, Miss. “Pug” first saw the gleam of day at Hillsdale, Pearl River County, Mississippi, on a bright September morn during a year of the last decide of the nineteenth century. He finished Pearl River A. H. S. in the spring of 1915. That he has a brilliant future ahead of him in the political game, his chosen field of activity, is evidenced bv the fact that his home county has already honored him with the position of Representative in the State Legislature. Manager basketball, ’16-’17; Varsity football y 1 5- T l 6, ’16-’17, ’19-’20; Varsity basketball, Debating Council, , 19- , 20; Vice-President Senior Class ’20. Hermenian Anniversarian. Dis- tinction. Page Twenty-tuo

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HUBBARD HOYT HARGROVE, B.S Shubuta, Miss. “Preacher” Hargrove came to Mississippi College from Clarke County. No flner fellow ever came to the grand old institution than H. H. Hargrove. Preacher and athlete, happy yet serious, he is loved for his kindness, he is admired for his gentlemanlv conduct and he is respected for his profound intellect. Coach Class Baseball, ’18; Varsity Baseball, ’18; V. M. C. A. Basketball, ’18; Varsity Football, ’18 and ’20; Coach Academy Football, ’19; Track Team, ’17; Sub Marshal, Marshal, Vice-President and President, Philos; Honor Council, ’19; Cheer Leader, ’19; Business Manager L’Allegro, ’19 and ’20; President Junior Class, ’19; Sec. and Treas. Senior Class, ’20; Represen- tative to Crystal Springs Chautauqua Oratorical Contest, ’20; Philomathean ; Student Pastor. ALLEN B. PUCKETT, B.S Columbus Miss. “Ole Puck” has been with the gang through thick and thin. He was here in the spring of ’18 when the famous “65” went home. More than that, gentlemen, he was here until he got the goat he was after and the “sheep skin” to camouflage it withal. Puckett was one of our class who got along with a small amount of friction. In fact, he got his diploma salted away by Xmas of this past year and went home for a rest until graduation time. He is away now, and we don’t know what all he did take part in; but he was deeply interested in all of the college activities and respected by all who knew him. The w ' orld has now’ to make place for a real business man. Page Twenty -three