University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Seniors--College of Liberal Arts XVILLIAM BENJAMIN ABBOTT, jk., 2' N .... . Natchez, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Tulane. '19-'21 Billy came to us after having served as the editor of the Tulane Hullabaloo, and he has maintained the rep that such an honor brings. He is one of the best Writers on the campus, and should make a. great success of journalism. His likeable personality makes him particularly fitted for it. JACK ABERNATHY . ........ . . . University, ltiississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Jack is to finish in three yrnrs, thus demonstrating more than the average amount of intelligence. During his stay he has been a very popular man, and we feel that the future holds nothing but good for him. ISABEL AlNSW'ORTIl . ........,.. Hazlehurst, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Honor Council, 1, 2: Latin Flubg Greek Club. A girl possessed ot' the langorous ease of the Southland: but with a surprising degree of ability beneath that quiet, for she is a university Senior. Any of her many friends can give a good account of Isabel. She has made a splendid impression during her four years here. HILDA JULIA ALEXANDER ..... A ..... Las Cruces, New Mexico BACHELOR or ARTS Pre-Med'Club, 2, 35 Co-ed Cheer Leader, 35 Y. NV. C. A. Cabinet, 2, 3, 4: Secretary Education Club, 4. Hilda. likes cveryhody and everybody likes Hilda. Her whole-In-:'irtcd college spirit, pep and energy, combined with the qualities of a good student, number her among the best of Ole Miss. RUTH DENT ALEXANDER ......... . .Vaiden, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Sophie Newcomb College, lg Legislative Council, 23 Latin Club: French Clubg Education Club: Annual Staff, 4. Ruth. if We were asked to describe you. we should say plquant. friendly, capable, smiling. Joyful. resourceful. STTOTIK. and Stop for lack of breath. We are not sorry when our eo-eds are judged by you. I 1

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Seniors--College of Liberal Arts RIVERS APPLEWHITE, 42 M . . ........ . Jackson, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Millsaps College, 1. 2, 3. Rivers has had only a short stay with us. but during that time she has made numerous friends among the boys and girls of the campus. XYe wish she had been with us longer. WILLIAM MAR1oN BARROW ......... . Swiftown, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Cotillion Club, 2, 3, 4. This one is hard to classify. He is a most versatile man, having interests in many places and fields. but the chief one is Greenwood. Marion is n. good dancer and a mighty good fellow, besides being somewhat of a student upon occasions. CHARLES E. BUCHANAN . . . . . ...... . jackson, Nlississippi BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Vice-President Pre-Medical Club, 1: Masonic Club. Charley Buchanan is one of the types who are most widely known, but very little under- stood. He doc-sn't appear to be so very intelligent on first acquaintance. but really he is one of the brightest men of the campus and by far the witticst. His popularity goes without saying. REX L. BURROW . .......... . Prentiss, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Glee Club, '19: Phi Sigma, '21g Secretary, '21: American Legion, 2: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. '21g Vice-President Senior Class of Liberal Arts, 43 Y. M. C. A. Cabi- net, 3, 4. The sarcastic vice-president of the Senior Class. His election attests his popularity. His future is as yet unknown, but it is sure to end brilliantly, for the beginning is most auspicious. IVIARY FLORENCE CARNATHAN ........ . Oxford, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Greek Club, 3, 45 Education.C1ub. Vife do not doubt that Mary Florence will make a success of everything she attempts to do. She is as capable as conscientious. 9 O O