Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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gg E-RE BILLB- 1© 12 jSSsg»r- ' JOHN EDWARD BERGMAN, Fayette, Miss. Industrial Education. First Lieutenant and Adjutant First Batallion. John, or Berg, joined us in the Soph, year and quite a welcome addition has he made. John is a very consistent student, but finds an almost uncon- querable Jonah in mathematics. He has the esteem of all who know him; besides his ability as an orator. Berg, with white hair and prepossessing manners, has won quite a reputation as a heart- smasher. His broad smile discloses the secret when he has been the recipitent of a fat Billet-Doux. He expects to engage himself in the betterment of education in his native State. German Club; Lee Guard; Junior Club; Phi- lolethean Literary Society; Winner of Sophomore Medal; Vice-President Demostheneans, ' 12; Sabre Company, ' 12; Le Club Le Francais, ' 11- ' 12. ' John 24

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!£ !£ WILLIAM C. BEANLAND, Booneville. Miss. Civil and Mining Engineering. Captain Company H. Beans came to us in our Freshman year and almost immediately won the affections of his class. lie has many sterling qualities and is one of the most fair-minded men in college. Military is his specialty ( ?), but he hnds plenty of time for his studies; also for some healthydooking letters which find their way home. He has a noodle of unusual capacity, and is very ambitious. He intends to be President of a great railway system — some day. Secretary Senior Class, ' 11- ' 12; Advisory Board, ' 11- ' 12; Philomathean Literary Society. ' 10- ' ll; Y M. C. A., ' 09- ' 10: M. A. S. E., ' 10- ' 12; Mississippi Sabres, ' 11- ' 12: Cotillion Club, ' 10- ' 12: Class lia e- ball, ' 08- ' 12: Prentiss County Club. ' 10- ' 12: Junior Club. ' 10- ' 12. ' Beans ' 23

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101£ WILLIAM M. BOGGAN. Braxton. Miss. Agriculture. Private Company D. Bogue entered the class three years ago. He is a real philosophic sort of a fellow. He never says anything unless he is spoken to, and one had better be careful how he speaks to him, or he will get eased in. Bogue has been the source o: many funny jokes, but his military bearing cannot be reproached. As a football player, he has not attracted much at- tention; but you have missed much if you have not heard him sing a bass solo. As a student, he is very meritorious, and our best wishes go with him in the future. 25