Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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HARRISON O. FRENCH Hamburg, Mississippi Agriculture H2O, Hall Orderly, or whatever we feel disposed to call him, came from the well known county of Franklin. We know him to be a quiet, industrious and thorough student, but he has never been predisposed to over-tax his cerebrum. Starkville society forms a portion of his weekly ration, and the one thing that he loves more than his books is the fair sex. Upon leaving college he expects to assist in extending the knowledge of Agriculture to the young people of his be- loved state, and we believe that some day his name will be written on the roll of Fame (?) Y. M. C. A., Franklin County Club, Agricultural Club, Demosthenean Club, Dialectic Literary Society. □ c □ 28

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b SUSETTE FOWLER Starkville, Mississippi Industrial Education Susette is a loyal member of class ' 13, beloved by all for her gentleness and intellectual attainments. She respects duty as a sublime word. The hard work of college life never had its evil effects upon her serene and sympathetic nature. The magic power she had of keeping perfect harmony between her many suitors has been a mystery to some of the A. M. cadets. She appreciates the value of a purpose in life and nothing less than great success awaits her, with all good wishes from her class-mates. Class Historian ' 13. ' i2- ' i3, Philotechnic Literary Society ' 11- □ □ 27

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h r D ROBERT V. GILLELAND Stonewall, Mississippi Mechanical Engineering Bob joined our class in the Junior year. He has been successful both in the class-room and on the athletic field, making the ' Varsity football team both years. As a half- back he was a terror to his opponents, and considered by many one of the best in the south. Bob has captured the heart of one of our fair Co-eds. He says he is going to Canada and farm. Luck to you Bob. Ye Rounders, George Rifles, Captain of Class and All- Class football, ' Varsity football, baseball and basket-ball. ID 29