Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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□ ROBERT MASON COMAN Textile Iuka, Mississippi We gladly point to Bob as one who has always done his duty well since he joined us four years ago. He has con- stantly remained at his post during these four years, and has won the friendship of all who come in contact with him. His name has never appeared on the delinquent list, which speaks for itself as to his promptness and strict compliance with all rules and regulations. His highest ambition is to stand at the head of some great cotton-mill and thus con- tribute his part to the cotton-mill industry of the South. We hope for him much success in his chosen profession. Philomathean Literary Society ' io-ii, Textile Club ' io-ii, Secretary and Treasurer Textile Club ' n- ' i2, Magruder Medal ' io- ' n, Class Treasurer ' i2- ' i3. ]□ 2!

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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

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J. EDWIN CONOWAY Memphis, Tenn. Electrical Engineering This good-natured and intelligent youth hails from our sister state, Tenn. He joined our class in the Sophomore year and has been a staunch member ever since. Edwin ' s neat appearance and pleasant disposition not only have won for him the admiration of the class, but of the fair sex of Starkville. Edwin ' s special study is Electrical Engineering, and he in- tends to take an apprenticeship course after graduation. He has been a faithful and painstaking student and we feel that success awaits him in any undertaking. This youth is Cap- tain of the Lee Guards and has shown much interest in this organization. His favorite pastime is hoeing a certain Prof ' s garden to get a ride in that Prof ' s automobile. Cosmopolitan Club, Captain Lee Guards, M. S. A. E., Y. M. C. A. Sabre Company. □ 3D u