Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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Age 21; Pres. Yalobusha C. C; Character Builders S. S. Class; Ag Engineering Club; 2nd Lieut. Company B. A picture of a conscientious, hard- working, friendly boy would be a portrait of James. Ever since his freshman year his friendships have been growing. He has a shy, diffident manner that hides his true value. His grades show that he is a good student. and his sterling character proves that he is a man in every sense. Page 23 Veteran World War; Masonic Club. Butler is a big, genial soul, with twinkling eyes that will always find the bright side of any situation. His helpful advice has always been in demand among us and it is with sincere regret that we part company with him to tread life ' s pathways in dif- ferent directions. We shall always remem- ber that whole-souled smile of Butler ' s and if we ever meet him again will try our best to greet him with a mate to it.

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NORRIS Holland Price Clark Holland Terry Senior Class O fiicers B. E. NORRIS President M ISS Fannie May Clark . Sponsor W . H . Holland Vice-President M ISS Annie Leslie Holland Maid C. B. Price Secretary- ■Treasurer M ISS Jewel Terry Maid E. R. Richmond Life Secretary R. A. Hogan . Historian E. A. CuRREY Poet Page 22

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ELMER MUSGROVE COGHLAN Laural, Miss. General Age 24; Bus. Mgr. Reflector; Vice-Pres. Jones C. C; Masonic Club; Salmagundi Club; P. O. O. H.; Dramatic Club. One of the most outstanding character- istics of Little Willie is his business ability. Perfected by weeks of frantic searching for ads for the Reflector, his knowledge of the commercial world is exhaustive. This, with his pleasant ad- dress and wholesome sense of humor, should see him through almost anything. ARTHUR RUSSELL COLMER Moss Point Miss. Dairy Husbandry Age 20; Pres. Salmagundi Club; Sec. Character Builders S. S. Class; Bus. Mgr. Dairy Club; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Wop Club; Student Mgr. Basketball. . Though perhaps younger than most of his associates, this man ranks among the best and smartest students of the Senior Class. Not only is he an Honor man in his studies, but he is also one in his life. Arthur has an unusually keen mind that should take him far in the world. ' T - z EUGENE CORBETT CONN Monticello, Miss. General Age 22; Hair and Hide Club; Poultry Club; Character Builders S. S. Class; Senior Gentleman; Freshman Football; Jeff Davis- Lawrence C. C. A. and M. in her great magnanimity adopted a child of Ole Miss and called him Bull for the fun of it. This lad, because of his determined, self-reliant, and unassuming nature has gained a host of friends since becoming a member of our class. Here ' s to Bull — greatest of our toreadors I J. A. CORK Ackerman, Miss. • Agronomy Jg Age 24; Fellow in Bacteriology; Bachelors Club; Baracas; Webster-Choctaw C. C. Cork is finishing our four-year curriculum in three years, which is indication enough as to his scholastic ability. He ' s the sort of fellow who will probably turn out a great — or near great — scientist one o ' these days. Studious, energetic, and absorbed in his work, he commands our respect. Page 24