Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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ALBERT CRITZ Starkville, Mississippi Agriculture. y Critz came to us as a Freshie and has been in the bunch ever since. Few have played the Stellar Role as has this town prep. He can be depended on in class-room to do his part, and also on the diamond. Although Critz is a town prep he is always here on time, and is a firm believer in go- ing to chapel and in filing irregular schedules. We hope to see this town prep wearing a tiger uniform in a few years ' time. His good nature and excellent preparation in- sure him success. Town Prep Club, Agricultural Club, ' Varsity Baseball ' ip- ' 13, Captain ' n- ' i3. □ □ 19

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H. M. CALDWELL McCool, Mississippi Industrial Education Come thou Mirth and bring with thee Jest and youthful Jolity. Long and lanky, with great capacity for pie and for work. Although Shabod was an A. M. cadet only two years, he won the reputation of being the best student in his class. Thoughtful yet jovial, confident yet unassuming, he is an ex- cellent mixer, a good friend and a born companion. We ex- pect great things of H. M. when college days and gradua- tion are things of the past. Philotechnic Literary Society, Choctaw County Club, De- mosthenean Club, Exchange Editor, The College Reflector; Vice-President and Critic P. L. S., ioii- ' i2; Anniversarian P. L. S. ioi2- ' i3; President C. C. C. IQI2- I3; Y. M. C. A. □ □ 18

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u □ GEORGE HARLOS COLE Yazoo City, Mississippi Electrical Engineering It was in September, 1909, that our Mr. Cole of Class ' 13 made his debut at the A. M. Since that time he has been a hard worker both on the athletic field and in the class room. In athletics he is King Cole, and as such will be long remembered, for his brilliant plays at short and for tackling that University guy so hard but it is his studies that he has excelled. In these he has always led, mathematics being his hobby and standard by which he measures all things — except love. He is a square jolly good fellow, loved by all, and so his friends hope that as he pursues his studies higher in some Northern University that all pleasures and successes without the usually accompanying troubles will be his, and that after he enters life ' s swim, he will electrify the world, in his chosen profession — Electrical Engineering. Captain George Rifles, Captain Sabre Company, M. A. S. E. □ 20