Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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ROSS A. BRADING Salt Lake City, Utah Civil and Mining R. A., or better known as Dad, hails from distant Utah. He has been with us four years and a member of the band during the entire time. Evidently he believes in tooting his own horn. Although Dad is from Utah he loves old Mississippi. He is not the most brilliant man in the class, but can be depended on when exams, come around. From all indications nothing need be said of his social stunts. In our endeavor to lengthen this write-up we need only to say ???? George Rifles, Band, Sabre Company. □ ]□ 16

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R. OLIVER BETHEA, Sumraix, Mississippi Electrical Engineering R. O. has been an ardent member of the class for four long years, and has during his career, made a record equal- ed by few, and surpassed by none. He is a great musician ; he is said to have made Paderewski wonder at his divine talent. This specimen has never taken a very active part in society, although he is sufficiently game for this stunt. We hope some day for him to return to South Mississippi and put into practice some of his electrical knowledge, which is much needed in that devastated wilderness. Each member of the class wishes R. O. success in whatever he may undertake, even though it be matrimony. Band, Glee Club, Dialectic Literary Society, Inter Nos Club. □ ID

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EUGENE BUTLER Memphis, Tennessee Agriculture Although this young man is now a howling metropolitan swell, he first came to these Knowledge Works as a deni- zen of Starkville. Some time later he saw the error of his ways and moved away to a great city. Gene is considered one of the best students in our class and is a true friend to all. By several Main street maidens he is said to be most lovable. The ambition of his life is to edit the best farm paper in the South. Lee Guards, Town Preps, German Club. □ □ 17