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

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'eniors--College of Liberal Arts AI.-XRIE T. CLARK . ........... . Natchez, llississippi BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Legislativc Pount-il, 4: Vice-President Y. XY. C. A.. 4. Marie is a conscientious student, a ri.-al sport at play and a true- friend. XVhat mori- coultl you wish a girl to bc? SAAIUEL MoNTE CLAYTON, JR., .1 X A .... . . . . Como, Mississippi BAt HEl.OR OF SHIENVE IN VUMMERVE Vnivi-rsity of Texas, 'Z0. '31: Southwestern L'nix'ersit3'. '22: Vnivi-rsity of Mississippi. '23, '241 Freshman Track Team, '231 lfotillion Clubg B. S. t', Club. Hi' must he xery attractive, judging from his success with the girls, and we wotilrlift dispute th-f e.-vitle-nce the gave us four bits for thatfl. Realiy a mighty likeable fellow and one appreciated by his friends. XVe wish him the ht-st of luck in love and out. 'wV1LL1Ax1 VV. Coxins . .... . . . . Meridian, Mississippi BACHELOII UF ARTS Glee Club, 4. Combs is a quiet fellow. hut he has a Very cngaging pt-rsonulity. which is mzilting him wi-ll liked in spits- of the fact that he has been with us ori'y one year. He has made at real success this year in tht- Glco Club which makes his popularity assured. AMY IQATHLEEX DONEY .......... . Oxford, Mississippi BAt.'HE1.01: UF Alf:'l's Latin Vlub, 2, 3, 4: 'Education Club, 4. Judgctl hy scholarship Kathleen is an A girl: judged by sincerity of purpose and limit-sly of friendship she is also an A girl. RIARY I,,-WERTE ELMURE ............ University, Mississippi BACHEI,l'llt UF SLYIENCE Q Education Vlub, 1, 2, Sl, -4. This curly-liairt-d Stnior seems to have correctly obscrvcd tht- Go'dcn Mt-un, for she is cqually remembered as a vt-ry creditable student and an active socialist. N0 sincerel- compliment ran bc paid you than to say wt-'re glad you are named Mary, rcmtmbt-ring thu beauty of that name.

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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

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eniors-College of Liberal Arts RICHARD BECKETT FANT, A fb E ....... . Columbus, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Y. M. C. A. Promotion Committee, 3: Cabinet. 43 Mississippian Staff, 35 French Club. 1: Scrub Football, 2, 3: Track Squad, 2, 3: Hermaean, 2, 3, 43 Secretary, 3: Taylor Medal in Physics, 2: Debating Council, 43 Historian Si-nior Class. 4: Cotillion Club. 2, 3, 41 Delegate to Blue Ridge, 3: Alpha Phi Epsilon: Ulu Miss Staff, 21 Assistant Editor-in-Chief, 35 Editor-in-Chief, 4. Always friendly, always helpful. always decisive, and at all times interested in others- that's Beckett. The Ole Miss of '24 represents but one of his many accomplishments as a student at Ole Miss. from all ol' which there radiate his congeniality, optimism and his dogged determination. JESSE D. FINCH . ............ Booneville, Nlississippi BACHELOR or scmnc-E A. E. F. Club. The one who made a mistake and tried to get a group in Calculus and almost missed it. He is, however, diligent and persistent and is certain to succeed. He is to bc- admired in every way. ROBBIE LUCILLE FITE . .......... . Moscoxv, Tennessee BACHELOR OF ARTS M. S. C. NV., 1. 2: Greek Club: Latin Club, 3, 43 Legislative Council. 4. When the end ol' our college life is reached, and we remember the frionds that are made there, Roberta Pugna shall be one. And you are not so rnisnametl. aftcr all. for you are ever ready to right for the glory of your Alma Mater, SANFORD CHARLES GLADDEN ........ . University, Mississippi BACHELOR OF ARTS Latin Club, 1, 2. 3. 41 Teachers' Clubg Hermacan, 2, 3, 43 Taylor Medal in Greek. 35 Treasurer Hermaean, 3. Old Socrates is our standby. Without him the scenery woufd be incomplete. A conscientious student, a, fast friend and a very likeable nature combine to make him well known and popular. NIABEL GODVi'lN . . . . . . . . . . . Blue Nlountain, ltflississippi BAFHELOII OF ARTS B-A-I B11-I0 Mountain College, '23g French Club: Greek Club. Mabel's friendly manner and happy disposition have won for her many friends among both the professors and students.