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CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR OFFICERS C. R. Murphy • President J. L. Haley Vice-President W. L. Richmond .... Secretary-Treasurer A. S. Povall • . Life Secretary SOPHOMORE OFFICERS J. F. Walters • . President O. P. Stone Vice-President U. L. Day Secretary-Treasurer JUNIOR OFFICERS C. H. Smith . g . President Marie Sherrod Sponsor I. Carpenter, Jr Vice-President L. W. Hattox Secretary-Treasurer FRESHMAN OFFICERS L. O. Rucker President Marjorie Vest Sponsor A. J. Edwards Vice-President A. S. Walker Secretary-Treasurer Murphy, Haley, Richmond, Povall Walters, Stone, Day Smith, Sherrod, Carpenter, Hattox Rucker, Vest, Walker m
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•, ' J n$ f ■ Mi . ' • ( , , ' + ..;••■ . . ' ■ ■ ' ■ ' - ' ADMINISTRATION Having been connected with the college almost continuously since 1900, John Curtis Herbert, Registrar and Dean of Students, is well qualified to perform his duties at Mississippi State College. He graduated from this institution with the B.S. degree in 1887, received his M.S. degree here in 1893. Pap, as he is affectionately known by all students, possesses an unusual understanding nature and is therefore a sympathetic advisor at all times. Although he is not a graduate of Missis- sippi State, Lucius Lamar Patterson, Dean of the School of Engineering, is one of its most loyal supporters. He is always inter- ested in student affairs, particularly those which effect the students of his school. Dean Patterson was awarded the B.A. degree at Mississippi College in 1898 and received his M.A. degree at the same institution a year later. Cornell University conferred the M.E. degree on him in 1906. Dr. William Flowers Hand has the dis- tinction of having been Dean of the School of Science continuously since its organization in 1911. Dr. Hand completed his under- graduate training at Mississippi State College in 1893, receiving the B.S. degree at the close of that year. In 1895 this college granted him the M.S. degree. Dean Hand received his Ph.D. degree from Columbia University in 1903. He is one of the most prominent personages on the campus. Major Irwin Dancy Sessums, Head of the Department of Discipline, is a true friend to all students. He is willing and ready at all times to discuss any problem with a student, and his advice is backed by long years of experience as a student, army officer, and employee of Mississippi State College. The B.S. degree was granted him by the admin- istration of this college in 1899. He is loved and respected by thousands of graduates of Mississippi State College. « Page 25 ► If
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