University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

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0112155 151113111 The trees awake in early spring' And give us signs of season's 4g'1'1JXVtllQ . , lhey don their dress of leafy green, And bring the balmy freshness forth. Vllhen elothed in leaves of brig.g'htest hues, And nature's true and noble strengthg They stand upright like noble truths, And signal Codes beyond the bri l ' y fhese stately trees of years an Have borne their fruit in seasoi nk. d size, ITS time: They've paid their toll. an annual prize, And built. their statue now sublime. So just the same with our own 7 Y lb lt met to labor, part and pass. Reflecting' giladnt-Ss on to you. e class so dear, so great and The years were spent to feed th elass. true: e minds. And exercise for bodies strong: They g.5athc-red things of variem l kinds. Equipped for journeys, short or long. The elass. in number. twenty-nine Embark for plaees far and near Apart, eaeh one in his own eli lllt' . - Must now begin his life's eareer And when the elass has paSse And many others follow ong Ideals that live will tribute pai lfutil that final day may dawn. -B. tl awav. B. Hilbun

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in his honie school. fox :ittentlecl hill-li school :xt I,lllllUNY. Mississippi. He then look up the tt'!tl'lllllQ' profession unml tolloweml it for six yezirs. ln Septem- ber. 159115. liennm-tt cntcretl the Missis- sippi Normal College. Xl hen the tint went into the :irlnv :is :1 private. :intl H1'l't.Q'l'Jllli. :intl serveil in this crtpzicity lor the l'l'llIilIlIlIl:LL' eighteen months. MATTIE MAE BROOIVIE Utica, Mississippi If you XV1,lllt to know anything about the Post Officer. ask Mrxttie Mae. If you Cflllit final her ut the inoinent Qtlle chances are you Cilllit. for if anybody ever kept pace with her or were in as niuny places at the sznne time, they were going soinej. then ask Addie Lou, her 1-ooininnte. :intl she'll tell you she's gone to see Mr. Hays. Mattie Mue's eyes fairly laugh at you soinetiines. They dance and twin- kle as merrily and inischievously as one of Old Nick's little inips. That tloesn't mean she's bad. Her goodness has :1 tleliglitful spice :intl flavor. but is positive. Here sllc comes. lute to class. but you won't mind for she's been trying to lincl you for half un hour to give you :1 Special Delivery letter. Anyway. when she mloes :irrive she makes up for her tarcliness by her charming personality- or there cannot be found :i inore intlivitlualistic girl than our own Mattie Mae. No teacher eun startle her. She can see quite through the heart of any nint- er-we woulml say that she possesses o11e of those rare :inzilyticzil brains which Xl r. Hurst sometimes speaks of. You siinply have to know her :incl be with her to lintl out :ill her tleliglitful qualities. She tzikes :in zlctive part in college activities. being 21 nieniber of Sherwood Bonner I,ltL'l'Ill'y Society. Tennis Club and Y. VV. C. A. BENNETT CLEVELAND COX Walnut Grove, Leake County, Miss. He is :1 i11:111 who nlnres to clo whrit he thinks is right. .titer t iiil slnng toe g' i':x 11i1ni:1i ' g'r:ules T' 1ml5t1im stlul mul w ll on frtiin xny lit . H Vox Q'l'illlllilil'S this session with hon- ors. lie has taken :in :ictive port in the lnmli-nl org':xniy,:xtionsg servecl :is l'llIlll'lllJ1ll of HibleStncly1 secretary :intl vice- presiflent oi' the Y. M. V. .X.. representzitive of our HtllLlL'llt-TNMTY :it the Stu- flf'!llNl lnlm-rn:xtion:il f'onv4-ntion :nt Des Moines, lowrx. secretary of the btory l'v-llvrs' I.:-:iguc :intl prcsiilent of the ljrestoniun Literary Society. He has orovwl :i i':xithl'ul worker in these capacities. He is eclitor-in-chief of the 1919- IUZU ,Xnnu:il. lim-nnetl is hy hull' :in inch the tallest man on the cznnpus. He posses lliis llistinction by ll2lVlllg' :ittriinecl the height of six feet, live :intl one- lmll' int-lun-s.