Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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1911. REVEILLE. Vol. VII. Walter Brogan West Point, Miss. Electrical Engineering. (Irregular.) Private Band. Clay County is responsible for the subject of this sketch. Early in his college days his love for military caused him to join the Band and since that time his bugle has been a source of constant worry to the Preps. Slick takes life easy, and sends his troubles skyward in great clouds of smoke. He and his pipe have nu- merous friends who will always remember them with pleasure. Although Slick is one of the best dancers in school and very popular with the girls, he cares but little for social life. German Club ; Cotill ion Club ; Saber Company ; Normal Club; Pee Wee Club; Clay Countv Club. Albert Coleman Bryan Scooba, Miss. Indu strial Education. First Lieutenant Company C. Pedagogue is a man of varied tastes and abilities. He is a football enthusiast, as well as an expert with gasoline irons; has a quiet, easy- going disposition, and is well liked by his class- mates. He is a noted Normalite, and thor- oughly understands the art of love-making and the use of a knapsack sprayer, having enjoyed much experience along both of these lines; has received his commission, and will enter the ser- vice of Uncle Sam in the Philippines, where we predict for him a bright and shining future. Y. M. C. A.; Educational Club; Philotechnic Literary Society; President Normal Club; Vice- President Kemper County Club; ' n ' s Famous Eleven; Scrub Football ' 10; Class Football ' 09- ' 1 1 .

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1911. REVEILLE. Vol. VII. Harvey McGraw Bizzell. . Asriculturi . Strayhorn, Miss. Captain Company A Harvey began his career at A. and M. as a Freshman. He came to us from the wilds of Northern Mississippi, and his original humor and sterling qualities soon won for him an host of friends, who will always remember him as the best of good fellows. His record as a student is an enviable one, for his class-room work has always been far above the average. We con- gratulate the agricultural world upon gaining such a strong adherent to its cause, for success shall surely be his. Y. M. C. A. ; Dialectic Literary Society ' 08- ' 11; Vice-President Third Term ' io- ' n; Agri- cultural Club; Director Third Term ' io- ' ii; Epicureans; Cotillion Club; President Tate County Club ' io- ' ii; Saber Company; RE- VEILLE Board; Class Representative Commence- ment; Vice-President Class ' io- ' ii; Trimcane Hunters. Marvin Douolass, Broadfoot. . .Dingle, Miss. Mechanical Engineering. Regimental Captain of Commissary. This man has long been known for his quiet, steady habits and his loyalty to his friends. During his College career he has given his entire time to the business of getting an education, and now he is recognized as one of the foremost men of the Class. His record as a student has been unexcelled, and he commands the respect and friendship of every man in College. He loves his work, loves his pipe, but, unfortunately, he does not love the girls. For their sake we hope that he may yet develop a need for at least one of them. Member Bible Study Committee ' o7- ' o8; M. A. S. E.; Second Term Secretary; Third Term Treasurer; President Philomathean Literary So- ciety Second Term ; Battalion Sergeant-Major ' 09-10; Chairman Y. M. C. A. Finance Commit- tee; ' n ' s Famous Eleven; Saber Company; Re- VEILLE Board. 26

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REVEILLE. Vol. VII. Wiggins Harry Buckley Wesson, Miss. Civil and Mining Engineering. (Irregular.) Major First Battalion. Buck is a natural leader, and at all times has been one of the most popular men in the Class. Nothing would describe him better than to say that he is an ideal type of The True Southern Gentleman. With his military bearing and his unusual ex- ecutive ability, he might easily gain recognition in the Army of Uncle Sam, but his ambition turns in another direction. He longs to see the results of his labors outlined against the heavens in the form of tall steel sky-scrapers. Should his dreams come true, he will one day be con- nected with one of the largest constructing firms in the South, and also one of the best judges. Business Manager Reflector ' io- ' n; Assistant Business Manager ' 09-10; Captain Lee Guards ' io- ' n; Saber Company; Octopus Club; Ger- man Club; Cotillion Club; First Term President M. A. S. E.; Vice-President Y. M. C. A. ' 09-10; Anniversarian Dialectic Literary Society; Win- ner Sophomore Medal, Freshman Medal; Wall Street Club; Vice-President Class ' 07-08 ; Presi- ideni ' 08—09; Representative in Debate at I. I. and C. Alfred Benjamin Butts Artesia, Miss. 1 ml nst rial Education. First Lieutenant and Adjutant Third Battalion. Bennie is one of our social leaders, and, al- though he is very studious at times, he never allows his work to interfere with his social duties. Is also a good military man, and has this year helped to develop one of the best Lee Guard companies ever seen at A. and M. He has been an unusually successful player in the game of hearts, but, from all accounts, he lost his own in the game with Waverly Queen. With- al, he is an excellent fellow, and well liked by everyone. Lee Guard ' 09- ' : 1; First Lieutenant ' io- ' ii; German Club; Secretary and Treasurer ' io- ' ii; Wall Street Club; Saber Company ; Rabbit -Hunt- ers; Pee Wee Football Team ' 09-10; Lowndes, County Club; Treasurer ' io- ' ii; Educational Club; 191 1 Club; Philoteehnic Literary Society; Y. M. C. A 28