Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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eiLon s John Barr Chemistry Elmer Bearden English Laney Berry Chemistry Joe Canzoneri Languages Fenwick Chappell Biology Alvin Collins Christianity Tom Douglas English Wilson Fulton Physical Education James Haggard Social Science Stanley Hattox Biology Floyd Horne Languages John Howell Chemistry

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ROGERS SADLER SIMMONS SULLIVAN The English department is ably headed by Dr. W. F. Taylor, whose text-book, The Eco- nomic Novel in America, 1870-1900,” was re- cently published by the North Carolina Press. Assistant Professor C. W. Horner received his M.A. from the University of Kentucky last summer. Dr. S. E. Cranfill handles both Sociology and Economics in his busy schedule. Professor of History Dr. E. B. Thompson is a graduate of Wisconsin’s noted school and in two years has become one of the most effective teachers here. Dr. A. A. Kitchings is the professor of the popular Modern Language Department. Span- ish, French, and German study are all under his direction. Professor Murray Latimer is in his last year as professor of Ancient Languages, which include Latin and Greek. Dr. I. F. Simmons, a Peabody product, trains prospective educators here as professor of Education. In the related field of Psychology, Dr. W. H. Sumrall holds sway. Mathematical wizard, Professor J. R. Hitt, heads that department in the college. Assistant Professor Ashcraft, also director of the band, got his masters from North Carolina. W. L. Ball not only directs the Glee Club, but serves as assistant pastor and student secre- tary as well. Coach S. L. Robinson heads the unusually complete Physical Education department. Missis- sippi College graduates Melvin Landrum and Glenn Walker assist him. Professor G. M. Rogers is in charge of the well-equipped Commercial Science Department. swor TAYLOR THOMPSON WOOD

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Carroll Izard English Franklin James Physics B. Knowles Chemistry Robert Lancaster Biology Van Philpot Biology R- I. Priester Physical Education John Shepard English Benjamin Smith Social Science John Steele Chemistry James Walker Physical Education Walter Wendolkowski Chemistry Frederic Wilcox Physics