Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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WALTER E. DOVE Hamburg, Mississippi Industrial Education Walter, commonly known as Pigeon, entered the class in 1909, to pursue the course in Pedagogy. He has a strik- ing appearance, is popular, and is a friend to all who come in contact with him. He is a brilliant student and among the few who have never been found deficient on an examina- tion. We are looking forward to him for great things in the medical world. The best of wishes go with him and may he always succeed in the future as in the past. Franklin County Club, Inter Nos Club, Demosthenean Club, Dialectic Literary Society, Inter-Collegiate Debator, Y. M. C. A., Private Detective Bureau. □ ]□ 24

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WARREN W. DENT Russum, Mississippi Agriculture Warren hails from some remote, unheard-of corner of Jefferson County, but from his amiable nature, unerring generosity, and unprecedented modesty one would term him from some Utopian district. Since he joined us four years ago, he has proven himself a hard worker, an honest and in- dustrious student. Some day we expect to see him well es- tablished on his ideal dairy farm. Warren has not taken a very active part in society, but the periodical Billet Doux he receives from Okolona would suggest that Cupid plays an important part in his daily thoughts. Y. M. C. A., Dialectic Literary Society, Agricultural Club, Jefferson County Club. □ □ 23

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A. B. DUNNING Batesville, Mississippi Civil and Minim A. B. came to us as a Sophomore, and has been here since that time. He is a hard working student, studying ten minutes every night that comes. A. B. smokes his pipe, and pictures himself in a lovely home surrounded by beauti- ful children and a charming wife. A bright future is in store for him. Lee Guards, Engineering Club, Ye Rounders, Hungry Dozen. □ □ 25