Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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lc) 7 REVEILLE 21 BANISTER ALLEN BRADY, Learned, Miss. J ml it si rial Pedagogy. Captain Com pan v F . ' Ban is to be admired for his long and ste dy work for the possession of his sheepsk ' n. He has many friends among the boys, and is well liked by the professors, while his good looks and portly bear- ing have caused much disaster among- the fair sex He was never known to fce seen angry, and his fa- vorite study is Mechanical Drawing. We feel assured that whatever Ban undertakes in his future life, he will only be happy and successful. Captain George Rifles; Dialectic Lit rary Society; Vice-Bresident German Club. With graceful steps h =■ strides the strest, And smiles on all t ' .:e miiden sweet. OSIAS CICERO BREWER, Trim, Miss. I ud ii si rial Pedagogy. First Lien truant Company B. Just why Osias Cicero was entitled thus is not ex- actly known to his class-mates. There is nothing in his general appearance to suggest his historical nam It is true that he lias been blessed with his auburn locks, but otherwise he is just an ordinary person. There is not a man in the class more beloved th n Red. He stands for honesty and uprightness in character. He is plain, but above all he is frank. Osias hasn ' t much of a literary turn, and it is thought he will study medicine. Regardless of his profession, we expect him to make a success, for lie has the de- termination, is honest, and that enables him to be one of those candid and dispassionate men. Class Humorist, ' O5- ' 06: Vice-President Dialectic Lit- erary Society, Second Term. ' 06- ' 07. Trust me, you ' ll find a heart of truth Within this rough outside.

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REVEILLE 190; SIMON FRIED HLUMEXFELD, Starkville, Miss. Industrial Pedagogy. First Lieutenant Company A. Simon has a g-eat ability for making ' f iends. es- pecially among the fair sex. He attencs a 1 the ball games and dances, and he doesn ' t go by himself cither. He lias a very affectionate disposition, is kind, accommodating, has no troubles of his own. and is always happy. He is one of t ' .e test s tide ts in the class. He learns easily and likes German Vest of the foreign languages. He has traveled a great deal, and expects to take a trip abroad this summer. He intends to be an entomologist, and we expect great success to attend him in his chosen line of work. Day Student Athletic Club; Elysian Club: German Club. Happy, thoughtful, kind, and Cue, There is no favor he will not do. ESLEY VV AM BOONE, Clarksdale, Miss. Civil Engineering. Second Lieutenant Company O. Otherwise called for as Zig, Ziggity, and Dan, iel. Thought to be the person lor whom the great pio- neer was named, very enthusiastic about everything h, does and succeeds in all his undertakings. He thinks a greal deal and is not afraid to speak his thoughts Wears a duplicate of Cap ' s diamond, and talks a jjreal deal about the Philippine Islands. Says he s going to quil school and get out an annual. Of ?11 his troubles, brushing his hair and dressing for break are the worse. Zig is an able thinker, a gifted writer, and an eloquent speaker, and all his friend predict a great future for him-. Of all his enjoyment , tho i i pitcning dollars and rooting aw only es- r-eedi I by 1 hat of talking to a pretty girl. Winner of Dialectic Sophomore Medal; Vi e-P es- ident ' ' lass, ' I ' . ' - ' W; First Sergoam George Rifles, ' 05- ' 06; [first Term President Dialectic literary Society; Business Manager ReveiMe ; Editor Reflector ; - la Historian, ' 06- ' 07. Would thai 1 could only praise you, thai each d el {(, 11 foi might honor and your friends might lea I. '

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REVEI LLE 1907 JOHN MADISON BROGAN, West Point, Miss. Electrical Engineering. Johnnie is regarded by all his friends as an ex- tremely lovable fellow. He is a constant worship; er at the shrine of Venus, but, sad to tell, he has let his younger brother precede him to the altar. His fa- vorite occupation is going to town, and his devotion to Pat is only exceeded by Pat ' s devotion to him. He is a favorite with everybody, for he is a jolly good fellow. M. A. S. E.; Standard Bearer, Lee Guard: Presider.i. German Club. None know him but to love him. THOMAS HARRIS DURRESS, JR., Madison, Ga. Civil Engineering. Second Lieutenant Company E. Tommie, sometimes called Pi ajuice, is the b y graduate of our class. He comes from the neighbor- ing peanut State of Georgia, and sometimes speaks in whispers of a certain Little Georgia Rose. You have but to know him to love him. He has a happy disposition, and is kind-hearted and true to his prinoi- pli Tommie is an enthusiastic young athlete, being a champion tennis-player and a victorious class 1 wirier. M. A. S. E.; ' Varsity Tennis ' Lam; Second Term I ' m ideni Hull Literary Society; Art Editor Reveille ; ■ [a Base-Ball Team. He is both young and small.