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 - Class of 1926

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University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS) online collection, 1926 Edition, Cover
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NO LONG' ER EXPRESSIVE OF THE COLLEGE LIFE OF TODAY. THIS DEPARTURE HAS TAKEN US UPON UNCERTAIN VENTURES INTO ESTABLISHING SECTIONS FOR EACH OF THE FOUR CLASSES AND NEW FEATURE SECTIONS, WE HAVE ALSO ATTEMPTED TO MAKE THE VIEW SEC- TION PORTRAY THE REAL BEAUTY TO BE FOUND IN OUR BUILDINGS AND OUR SURROUNDINGS. WE OFFER IT NOT AS A MASTERPIECE, FOR WE HAVE NOT AIMED AT THAT, BUT RATHER AS A MIRROR WHEREIN ARE REFLECTED THE JOYS AND FLEETING SORROWS OF YOUR COLLEGE LIFE. IF A PERUSAL OF THIS BOOK CAN TURN TIME BACK, AND MAKE YOU LIVE AGAIN THE RAINBOW DAYS SPENT IN OLD S. T. C., THEN INDEED OUR WORK HAS NOT BEEN IN VAIN. u K JK: 53?1:3'3 1 V - .3 ig .--' I v My Wifi: ' ', fag X - , '., H 3.55, X , S ,7a'5'115E51?f:f f-' A f ,L. f - 1T7fvf.i:,.,. 5 'r. Z QGNTENTQ? BOOK ONE THE COLLEGE E BOOK TWO CLASSES BOOK THREE QRGANIZATICNS BOOK EOuR FEATURES BOOK FIVE ATHLETICS MISS ALMA HICKMAN ,H -5 -Ig' fp' , ., .......... --,,... ..,,.,,..A,-, , W- QQEUEQETE GHS TO MISS ALMA HICKMAN . 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' ' ' ' K,,.f- ELL 5 ,-1 N 1, LXXXKXXXXXQXXXFXXXXXXXXXXEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXEXXX Q XXX XXX XEXXEXX' ' XXXEEXXXXXXXXXXX?XXXXXXXXXX?rXXXXXXXXXXEBXXXXXXXXQ JOE COOK, Prfsidfzzt 22 .' L. -gag 1, u 5 5 2 2 2 2 1 1 5 2 Z 2 4 E Z 1 2 5 E 1 Wzix 5 15 5,1 4 , - 2 7 QTEF E My E Z 2 1 5 2 1 2 1 1 4 2 6 I i 2 1 I 5 1 1 Z f 4 1 5 E -ni , . NEKA CAMON V . 7 saw X ii ,-. 1 1 .4 f 11 iff fx j 2 9 .. I' HN Xb x-X 1, Nr ll I Av' an X X rd Q 'j , 4 s , 'X .1 Q 5 x za , 4 ' 'W 'ff'--, Z 1 X . - i 2 fl .1 5' S 47- ' ' ,A 1' XxxxxxgxxxxxxxxxxxbxxxxxkxxxxiQXXXXv.xxxxmm .mxxxxxxxxxxx Q, e l I , i N xxXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXBXX xxx XXX XX XX xt XXX XX X X X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX' F a c u lr y Miss KATE B. BROWN Head of Dfpartrnfnt of Ilislory B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers M.A., Columbia Vniversity G. G. H LTRST Head of DFfI6lfflllI'lll of Edzzrafion M.A., University of Mississippi T. F. jACKsoN Ilmd of DI'fJHl'fl7lz Ilf of .-Igrirullzzrf' B.S., Mississippi A. 8 M.g M.S., Mississippi A. 8: M. lNfI1ss VVILLA Bolxrox Ilvad of Dz',lJarl1111'nl of Gfngmjvffy B.A., Mississippi State College for VVomeng MA Columbia Yniversity MRS. ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM Head of DUjJarll114'11t of qlrl Graduate Thomas Normal Training School, Detroit, Michigang Student of Art: XVard- Belmont Collegeg Peabody Collegeg Chautauqua, New York H. L. MCCLESKEY llmd 0fDI'p!lffll1I'Ilf of Hrallfz and Ilygiwm' B.S., University of Mississippig M.A., Peabodx College for Teachers x lv ff, 5 Jlwnwnuwuvmnwunwvxxxvmxxxxmxxxxxxxx xx wmxxnmg 1 l J sans X xx ,M Sw. x NEKA CAMON .f ' .law Q , ' ' W X 49 R J-. Vbqllv L Tl in . le. . i f l alle 'L , . , , v 1 7' if N' an N Nj-: rw if 'gJ i,.QsiN Z I V it Qiig ji Cl 5-T! 1 'U i .. ,V, . . X 'LU' R I i U - - - xxxxxxgxxu xx xxxmmxs mm mggxxxx AxxyxxxxxiQ5xxxxxxxxxx5xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxbxx 'iilixxxxx yix x X XQXXX xxxtrxxxxxx X xx X xxxxxxxxxxiixxxxxxxxxxv 1 . ,A ff! ,fr V- . A ,,f. A L I pe.. , , V Q . xxxxvmxxmnmxxmxxmxxxx V .X f' ff Faculty Miss ALMA HICKMAN Head of Department of English Ph.B., University of Chicagog M.A., Columbia University , O. V. AUSTIN Head of Department of Scienee M.A., University of Mississippi J. B. GEORGE .aiding Head of Departmeni of Matlzematirs in Albseizre of Vice-President T. P. Smit B.S., State'Teachers Collegeg M.A., Peabody College MRS. J. R. GALBREATH Head of Department of Conzmerfe Graduate State Teachers Collegeg Graduate Gregg Business School, Chicago Miss OLIVE KLINE Head of Department of Home Economies B.S., Mississippi State College for Women S. C. HALL Head of Department of Social Seienee B.S., University of Mississippig M.A., University of Mississippi W. H. Bono Head of Department of Plzysieal Eduration B.S., Mississippi A. 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'Y - , Q 4- f'-.1 ,sf Z , ' 4'f'.ze.- -,is l Y i,4'3,2z:1 '17 ,XV Z ' , ' '- X5-f-rx Q-- ' . '--st J-V, fs -. ---VV 5 ...fe - 3 771 A 2 xxxxxxgxxxxxxxxxxxgxxxxxmxxxxxRQmNAxxxxxxmx xxxxmxsxxxxxx . . 2 J, -. g .ff IL I N f. 'NNESxrxxxxXxxxxxyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxyX xv 5XXXxxX Xxxxuq, X X X , 1 W s gfp' ln Hlvlnorlam , f ,sg dine Glunk, .Ur ' x Glnrarph Axihrmnnt Qluuk dir? ' 4 ,f 'M -H joe Cook, Jr., was one of the Campus boys His father was V, ,ff ,, elected president of the College in 1911, and the famlly moved Qacgflp -Q to Hattiesburg i11 1912. Joe, Jr., then enteled the College Dem fi Y It onstration School. After completing the grades of f- K ' 1 fered in this school, he entered the city schools and 'N graduated from the high school in 1922 Like his Xflggfr lf 1' father, he preferred the shortened name and rarely --f'-rflggqf ff: ever used his full name-Joseph Anderson Cook jr 1 X 1 Joe. jr., took an active part in all of the high school ' I activities. He was a member of the football team X X He was a member of the literary society and, in the junior high school year, , 1921, won the Frank M. Tatum Oratorical Medal. He was 1 member of I il M. Scanlan. He was a member of the Hattiesburg Chapter of De Molay I his senior high school year, 1922, he was president of the graduating class and won the declamation medal, given by the South-EastM1ss1ss1pp1 Meet held 1 in 1922 at Laurel, Mississippi. , Upon graduation from the high school, joe, jr., entered the College yyhere he took part in all of the College activities. He was a member of the football team, a member of the Platonian Literary Society, a member of the X M C A ' and a member of the VVorld Affairs Club. In his junior year at the College he was selected to represent the State Teachers College in the oratorlcal contest of the Mississippi Intercollegiate Oratorical Association and yyon the medal Joe, Jr., was a member of the Main Street Methodist Church VVhen the first Board of Junior Stewards was organized, he was elected by the Quarterly Conference a member of that Board and was chosen by the junior Board to be the first president of that Board. He was a member of the Xoung Mens Bible Class of the Main Street Methodist Church and was secretary of the Class. Joe, Jr., received the certificate and the diploma from the State Teachers College and expected to receive his baccalaureate degree in May, 1926, and to apply for member ship in Hattiesburg Lodge, No. 397, A. F. K A. Masons, but the Father decreed oth ryyise Ioe jr. passed June 28, 1925. joe, jr., was one of those fine, rare souls, whom one need only know to loye Lndoyy ed by nature with so many rich gifts of mind and heart, manly and courteous to all alike of winsome person ality and attractive manner, his genial influence was immediately felt in any gathering whether of companions of his own age or of older persons. ' In his twenty-one years of life, joe, -Ir., served well and was a blessing to his family to the high school, to the College, to the church, and to the State. The memory ot him is a benedictxon to US. 31 1 fl gal F 1, . , I w Y 5 Y anwsmxyxxmwwxxxsxxxxxxwmsxxxxxxxxx xxxxyxyxxssv , Q gxssxxxxxxxx xxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxwxsxxxxxxxxwxxxxxxssxx wx x xxmuw y New mm mums the High-Y and won second prize in an essay contest sponsored by Mr X Aa EKA CAM N 4 Q f' 1 ' r He? M f , . . ish f-- ffl -X j f',,, E X X-f , A f J BQ- ... 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Hillsboro, MISSISSIPPI HISTORY Edna possesses all those qualities which make a loyal friend, an earnest student, and a 3 K ' 1 N genial companion. She has a smile and a friendly word for everyone. She is enthusiastic ' ' 3, ffl whether engaged in work or play. -Xue, y . . Y' 9' S 'S lf W'hen she swill, she fwzll and you ran depend on zt. Q , lx or A- fs When she fwon't, she fLU07l:f, and lhere's an end on il. K V ,es ,I .J MARVIN TAYLOR, B.S. . ..... . Willows, Mississippi Ax X, : EoucAr1oN 3 p5 SN ti Member of - Prestonian Literary Societyg World Affairs Clubg Tennis Club, ' , E , gi rf ' 4, Marvin in his quiet way has won a place in the esteem of all who know him. He may J Sq' ,K always be counted on to do the honorable thing. Solid and serious as he is, however, there If is a twinkle in his eye which shows that he is also a jolly, good fellow. p fi ' , I 'NT H man fwhose fworth's unknofwn although his height he taken. '4 J If I X 1 1 X' wx N 5 ill l' 4 I l- r' W KV I lt la. j ll f of X ' l , f' P N lx, 3. Q r ' ,X -Y A . A 1 f '-' sl if H, G' f 'Q l ,X il 5'1 4, -496 ff' A 'l ..':1b'A! 47' V L ' I' Q Q Uv, QN E i K1 ,si I 'I 2 .fy p fl V3 , V . - -9, W ,,.' l f . .Q p ti si rsymgss 1 , - T.. xr, 1 1.. E1 6Ij?fT'1:, ni xx limi! A li 4-C' Ri:,,1-I-EJ ETL' L-fxi----f -A-W H 1- Lv X- - A A 4 C L LV ,W ,..,-, .' -, - r-J Af- 'C 1 LULA MAE MOORE, B.S. . ...... Carthage, Mississippi HOME ECONOMICS Mississippian Literary Soc-ietyg Bible Classg Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Y. W C. A., '24-'25, '25-'26, Honor Council, '25-'26: Vive-President Baptist Stu- dent Union. '25-'26g Delegate to Baptist Conference, Columbus, '25g Reporter of Home Economics Club, '25-'26. The class of '26 is indeed honored by the membership of Lula Mae. By virtue of hex' industry, her sincerity, and her loyalty, she has won a lasting place in the hearts of the class of '26. She renders serfvicv to all. OSCAR N. DARBY, B.S. . .... . Gulfport, Mississippi ENGLISH Debating Team, '22, Blue Ridge Delegate, '23g President Gulfport Club, '253 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '25, Student Council, '253 President Senior Class, '25: Assis- tant Editor-in-Chief Ne-ka Camon, '25, Masonic Club, '25: World Affairs Club, '25g Reporter of Prestonian Literary Society, '25. Such honors indicate that Darby has made the best of his college career. He has taken A leading part in classroom work and social affairs. He knows his stuff with two classes of people who make monkeys out of the majority of us, the professors and the ladies. He must approach intellectual genius, since he was elected as the wisest boy on the campus in the feature contest in this edition of the Neka Camon. .-.4-4, . I l l 1 is 2 ! Z 'J 1 r l 3 C I s l l ...D X, VM , if- Liar'- 5 fix-V .......-,-.., .. -..--,.- ,-Ai, ,,L,A?,A,,,,,,,-,,,,- , 4 ,.?,l:,YpA W --3 r !'TJ ' N-. ,, . l , ' l v--2--ff-2----W-2 A --------.Aw...-.nfl 6 it .Iii L. f ...W - . -- . . -.4Ls.:,g..,,Lg -ef ,W ff 5' l Q W, DORA ELIZABETH MCFARLAND, B.S ,... . Sandersville, Mississippi ENGLISH Y. W. C. A., '23-'24, '25, '26g Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee, '24-'25g Mem- ber Mississippian Literary Society, '23-'24-'25-'2tS: Secretary and Treasurer Literary Society, '25-'26: Jasper County Club, '24, '25, '26, Glee Club, '23-'24-'25, Bible Classes, '23, '24, '25, '26, Dora is a quiet, thoughtful girl whose record shows that she has been an excellent student il while at S. T. C. You may search everywhere but you will not find many girls like Dora. She is loved, admired, and respected by all. Dora welcomes opportunities for service. Those who know her best appreciate her strength of character, honesty, kindness, and sin- cerity. We wish her success in her future work. WhaIefver is fworth doing at all is fwortlz doing well. EDGAR WAITES, B.S. ..... . Louin, Mississippi EoUcAT1oN Prestonian Literary Societyg President Jasper County Club, '24g Varsity Football, '24-'253 Varsity Baseball, '23-'24. Although not the most conspicuous person at S. T. C. Edgar Waites will be missed when the roll is called next year. Possessing a sense of humor and a disposition that makes you like him, he has won his way into the hearts of many friends at the college. That ever present smile is straight from his heart. Even though he has accomplished worthwhile things he never burdens his carefree mind by thinking of them. Perhaps this is because he dreams of greater accomplishments in the future and is waiting until the opportunity knocks -and opportunity knocks often for fellows like Ed. , .41 o 1. i twig! '.,3f,Yjf,I:- ' if ' rl., 1 A 1 :P 'ix 115' .k'itPJ: .5 V 3.5 liixgwl E' ,AWE Ji . v 1 .f as , -it is ,f. I, .- - -' ---- .... i i :ff t 5 i 5 rp-5,4 in . l f-W., Y K.- '.v-L A .r nfff 1, 5 ,-1 .-1 t. -l .1 . i i X ,ii 59. 4.4.-.....w -- ' ' . 1p.f1.....-'....A A ls. g. 1 ' i- - A- '-A--- -A-- -f-------V -f--------L ...-...--... .-.-.... --. . J VM.- ..... ... ...,..-..-,-..... - 1' 1' ,W in f d jl ,N 1' '. ' - v -- l i J . ,I 1 ir i v i . i X N '- , 4 gi' l---- '- -----e----M-.. -...?r.,n.l-Lifx A s jj I -Wm..-Q -H Kig, my mv---,ff fi T i U Aww i , ii -we-he i 'fi xx .ff if 1' ft i ' x -4, , f Xl iijf ft '-wa ' .1 L .rl i - A. X rx li , ..--bf ii' , . X' Y Xx--., f vf. M B if , , , -, 'l j f ' !,J ' ' ' Q- ' '- 'N f , , bv I , . 9-. - V' ,MK Lien., MATTIE SUE BOONE,B.S. . . . . . . Angie, Louisiana , ENGLxsH T' 'fi Sherwood Bonner Literary Society: Y. W. C. A.: Bible Classy Glce Club. 1 ' . . . Mattie Sue Boone works, but never worries, Just her way-that's all. I ff' ,X ,J H. H. MELLARD, B.S. . .... . Centreville, Mississippi f SCIENCE fr i Here he is, Ladies! One of S. T. C.'s most famous speed kings! Look him over! He's a good student in spite of his being a speed king. His favorite study is science, and, as a kv' - student of this subject, he is equalled by few and excelled by none. We would not be - surprised in a few years to see him occupy the chair of Science at S. T. C. 1 'v-,h -, in vxii , Q W'ork, study, Iofue, and the greatest of these is love. ,X-L u f . 1 pf iff' N , fi-iff! ful IX l - .. . A -- fr' fa I ., 4 ' kv 1 , -K - Y in -MQQEL , ,. ..., , A . . ,. i i ,, J -- ei.e iees e - ..... i i i Q i 5 'ig gf Y , 1:9 ' 5 , .1.4.--f'-- p M 1 4 , .. Xu 1 L V if s i i me f e. irony e i ' - ,-., , 3 , rf-xx-xx, f fr-'-' ,N ,-3 ff -1 ' 12 i ' - N. 4 i J ff 'i 'W' V L, ...g5,ft.f 41, , . Y.. M115 :...... , W -M .syu ................--..4 il , nt- Us -. A 75' ' X TF' ff c .J r, ',J l l is 'N F l fl , l ,,s.,,, ,L-W-1.4 M Yww, Y ,-m-Wi-v,1,:LLn- 7'.-.V Y I 'fy ,,-,.......-...D -..1f,,..-....Y, - - fi l w ,B in ,X -, l l Q X . K ' l ' , , Q I .Ll ll ..-........ .v. .1 '-,url l N kr 4 x .. 'F--',f l ,ff 1 ' C ., .3551 ' l N YJ l 2 f 1 li IJ ' 1 .- -.' x l ' 1 las 1 A MABEL ESTA DoDs0N,B.S. . .... . Steens, Mississippi l EDUCATION President Mississippian Literary Society, '25-'26g Delegate to Student Conference. '25-'26: Secretary Mississippian Literary Society, '24-'25g Mississippian Quar- tette, '24-'25g Girls Special Chorus Club, '24-T153 Basketball Squad, '23-'243 B. S. U., '25-'26g Member S. T. C. Band, '23-'24, '25-'26, Esta, the personification of pep and sportsmanship, is one of the leaders at S. T. C. Besides this, she is a loyal friend. SOL INGRAM, B.S. .... . Gulfport, Mississippi EDUCATION Platonian Literary Soc-ietyg World Affairs Club: Glee Club, '25g Old Testament Bible Class, '25g 250 pound avoirdupois and a bald head, Allow us to present for your approval our Big Boy who hails from Gulfport. Mr. Ingram is a man of high ideals, sound judgment, and moral strength. He is studious, origi- nal, and unselfish. We feel that his success is assured. To stri-'ve for larger freedom, and lifve for larger gain. n l .-, vi as . , .vp -Ou,i, 1 lui --.. W... , i --. .---,., ,V ...AL VAYVV Y Y WW AN Y . 1 ' A 1 X 1 l 4 l l , ll l J' X f 'Xt f r' '. nfl, ' l if I I 'JV l 1. .' l ixk-14' l, xt' I 'Vx ,, lf. I Ll al, lw wjlf' . . ',qf9'f' fl.. f I i l l l it I 1 .' ' ' 1 i l -'ll . - 1 . l' i tl l l 1 1 f rf ' f i .l f , a I X- u X , ' l - X 1 t xl l - X I f , X lxrkql A C: I. . K 'La J l f ' 5 . , 1 it f . f l l, , 'X 1 Y61 dull , ', 4 . li ' I rx ,- I .1 .A Q 'A .A ,icy l ., A .Y l ', l 1 V I' LILLIAN SUTTER, B.S. . ......... Pass Christian, Mississippi FOREIGN LANGUAGE Sherwood Bonner Literary Societyg Y. VV. C. A.g Reporter of Gulf-Coast Clubg Class Prophet. We predict for Lillian a bright and happy future. That smiling face, that friendly and unselfish manner, which characterize Lillian, are sure to lead her on to higher and nobler achievements. RIALCOLIXI FREDERICK D1cKsoN, B.S. . . . . Hattiesburg, Mississippi SCIENCE Dickson has the spurs. To say more, we do not know how. It has been said of this aspiring youth that he has not been lacking in the crowing, either. Dickson is a wizard chemist. He is the saturated solvent itself, and a firm believer in and applier of concen- tration. If it is a deed of class loyalty, or of college spirit, or of intricate complexity, or of balancing equations, or of measuring angles, this versatile young man can and will do it. Here's to dependable, doing, dreaming, deeming 'ADickson. I dorz't object to a manic rrofwing if he has the spurs to back it with. ml fr 4 KT . L. 'M' c tl 5 f r ll .ui ,l pk 'ljl 1 ' Ixitr MRS. T. F. JACKSON, B.S. . ...... . . Hattiesburg, Mississippi EDUCATION Mrs. Jackson has been intimately associated with the State Teachers College since its be- ginning as she is the' wife of Prof. T. F. Jackson, head of the Department of Agriculture. Being a home-maker, Mrs. jackson has taken courses in the Household Arts Departmentg being a mother, she has been also interested in child. psychology and problems of education, being an all round person she has not limited herself, however, but has developed in many ways. An example of womanhood at its best, an inspiration and friend to all--that is Mrs. Jackson. Q A perfect fwoman nobly planned, To fwarn, to comfort and command. F. M. BEEMON, B.S. . . . . . Duffey, hlississippi science In every undertaking F. M. works with untiring effort. He has made an enviable record in college and in the teaching profession. Be a docr and not a hcarer only. s....L....., s l f l i ' l 7 , x is t ------ My X f, .ff V 1 1 l 'X f I l l l l l . l f f f l , J l i f. P l . . g ,M-Q-gm ,-,,, -M - - ---W A .N --..-.,,5.l-I., .+-.1...-.. ma-.. -..-W -. ,C,.-,,,.... ---- . .. .J i . . IZ v X -W . 1 V ,.. 4 .....Y- ..,.-.--,,.., ,........ .- M-, ,...- ,Mu - . . Y x ,.. f' . r CILLA DYESS, B.S. . ...... . Hattiesburg, Mississippi EDUCATION Y. VV. C. A.: Member Wo1'ld Affairs Club: Vice-President World Affairs Club, '25-'26, Bible Classes. Miss Dyess leaves an excellent record at S. T. C. Her scholarship marks her as one of the best students in college. Not content with doing just what is required, she cheerfully and willingly searches for new and more difhcult tasks to perform. She has patience, fore- sight, strength, and skill. Her kindness wins the love of all. The community which em- ploys her as a teacher will indeed be fortunate. Her 'ways are :ways of pleasantncss and all her paths are peace. sl. W. BROWN, B.S. . ............. Hattiesburg, Mississippi , HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE g -X L K Y. M C. A.: NVorld Affairs Club: Prestonian Literary Society. Mr. Brown came into our midst in the spring of 1923. With smiles and interest he 1' entered college life, taking part in class-work, amusements and student activities. He chose - A for his major subject History and Social Science, and for his motto, New occasions teach Y- new duties, time makes ancient good uncouthg we must upward still and onward who would keep abreast of truth. il K. '-FY' W, . 1 Q4-,., .. -V IU.. ...Q 14 i - r . -, Y ' S., F l Q' HTA' LQ 'Ii A A eeef .5 i .M 'if' .Q l A l flii 'ral L A it ff Jf , ,,- -'- Q ' ' ' 8 N Y ff ri .X fp J gyfl I, - l X ,. ,f 4 i for '-ee r-N----1 .J ,- , . , C I 'xx ---M'-, L Ag Ag gr- . A - ,-,, 1, '- . ., K.. '14, - ..,--v--- . w.....-..-.-.--.V .. -.-----f- 1.f----- ------- - ---+- -- f'll- ' ' x i l 'V' f- -- 'i -ffm' N . , ., f, , f:.11effa:rw-gjrf V A -f j'rfN ' 3 'J-T ,: '., 4 :f q'74a'1,g I si' -J i'!? f':v 4 ff' f A 'HQ'.f.fi1- i gi , 1 1.3922 fiistff ,.5.'ff..4'55,i1QQX'i9f'f,f-E'-,'f,,?w2-Qsixifiggizi r is WS we A . 5312, ,,.,, ii' 'll ',, . Ii' Q . l ,, r pi sfli' . s if 4 ' I 'I A . ' D r . , . iiiiilili . MAVIS GODBOLD, B.S. . .... . Union Church, Mississippi ENcL1s1-1 President F. C. A, Club, '251 Vicc-President Y. XV. C. A., '25, Mississippian Literary Society, '24-'25-'26g VVorld Affairs Club, '25-'26, President Y. NV. C. A., '26g Treasurer Degree Class, '26, Busiest of the busy, Just ffwhat she sfems. Happiest of the happy, Hfhat arf' her dreams? lViscst of Ihe fwise, Not hnofwing 'tis frur. Sweetest of the sfwevi, Lofvc is her due. CLARENCE LEE MILLING, B.S ......... . Neshoba, Mississippi SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Secretary, Vice-President, President Pri-stonian Literary Society, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '25g Honor Count-il, '25g Reporter Nr-shoha County Club, '24, Business Manager Neka Camon, '25g Corresponding Secretary World Affairs Club, '2-13 Vice-President Diploma Class, '25, Football, '24, '25, College Reporter, '24, '25g President Student Self-Government Association, '2G. Red is one of our most popular students, loved and respected by all. He is a man of strong character, worthy ambitions, and high ideals. His personality makes him a leader, and his qualities make him well worthy of emulation. VVe predict for him a bright future. fl true friend is the host of all good things. 1 l R ,, If W7 will i 1 l NORINE WATKINS, B.S. . .... . . Hattiesburg, Mississippi ENGLISH A rare combination of wit, humor, sense, and stability with the habit of looking on the bright side of life together with the most admirable of traits, that of being a true friend- is Norine. Those who know her best love her best and know she is capable of attaining the goal toward which her highest ambition mounts. Her patience and idealism will carry her safely over life's rough places, and, come what may, we are expecting much of Norine. Al miniature of lofveliness 1-with ,culture and grace Summed up and mirrored in a beautiful face. GTIS K. CARTER, B.S. . ...... . Meridian, Mississippi EDUCATION Carter is a favorite with everyone. He is always kind, courteous, and attentive-a per- fect gentleman. The proverbial Hladies man too, is Carter. O. K. is a good student and a credit to S. T. C. He is industrious and studious. Carter believes in playing the game fairly and is the type we all like- a good sport. In short Carter is a likeable person in every respect. As his name implies he is absolutely, HO. K. Green grofw the rushes, 0,' Green grow the raslzes, 0,' The sfweelest hours that e'er I spend Are spent among the lasses, O. l ------1 lx '--- ii? ,r Ar K 1 X fl l 1 , 'u 1- 'J P 4 I .,....................4J If ni, ,y .wr 4 GLADYS JONES, B.S. . .... . Ethel, Mississippi ENGLISH Secretary of Sherwood Bonner Literary Society: Bible Plassq Chairman Field Co-operative Clubg French Clubg Honor Council: Y. VV. cj A. lililllllllft, Student Body Sponsor. Gladys is a true, sympathetic friend, one who is never too busy to help you, never too tired to do your work, never anything but loving, generous, and loyal. Her honors speak volumes for her popularity and her friends are legion. Gladys, our sincere wish for you is that success will go with you, as our love goes with you-forever. EUGENE E. SMITH, B.S. .... . Fernwood, Mississippi ENGLISH A hero of the famous Hstump age. He was president of the Student body and a football champion in those days. He is now vice-president of the student body, member of the Y. M. C. A. Cabinet and of the VVorld Affairs Club, and fills a big warm spot in the heart of every student and every member of the faculty. f . r r' '1 I W 1 v V F l ,. ,. A.--..........., --..-...-..-..,,.,,, , -,,-.,,,.,-1 rj- ,,..1A-Ni,h1.,.. ..-M,-.M s ..-hh NA,-1 nam, A f if XX cg- -1-e e - 1 1 'w fw --see-W-were-e-1--if iv.. an M.. - . - ue---V----..-.......a1'n , .lm . l l LONNIE MAE DOWNING, B.S. . . . . . Raymond, Mississippi r , ,sa t - M sf-mf iii. fe' - M: V 1 Tx? f ' 'Ai JET' -,-:::-.'-L1 A ' --A Y-MA f 3. 'g 'rx' X , Q '.' .5 4 W '-3,3 up xj-'ff'.-- - do-r Awmwsi lf r., I xX..,f' ' ,,,- -A--A HISTORY Reporter of Mississippian Literary Society: Y. W. C. A. Lonnie Mae's friends are those who know her. Her genial spirit and comradeship have Won for her the love of her classmates, and when she leaves S. T. C. she will be sadly missed. VVe hope for her that life will be only a continuance of the success she earned while in college. Ai good thought, a good deed, she has for everyone. LISTON DRAUGHN, B.S. . .... . New Augusta, Mississippi . HISTORY ' Member of Masonic Club: Platonian Literary Society: President Platonian Liter- ary Society. Liston has been a student at: the State Teachers College off and on for several years, long enough for those who look beneath the surface of things, to discover his deep sincerity and his conscientiousness. Those who know him best admire him most. Go put your creed into your deed, Nor .speak with double tongue. Q AQ Ina' sr',',4W'- e t ., gf? -- , ' iw 2' my AY -VV :AQ Y'.L'7J , A -- ,--.1.g-,, 1 5...-, .1 ' -.. ff . .e lx . K itdlm It YIZL., 6. I ,J VV-bd, r'- -'r ,, , x -. -M -i. 1, j .f Y , 1 f r o-dairies V A. .1 e. it We? i.' ...MJ aff e be .. 1 ,,,.,.., f 'N-315.4 is - M' 4 a' i Y , ,M-A,,,,,V,, , , -- ,W-,,.,,,,..,,,.,,,,.,...fg,'K.----..- ..... .- - -. - , Y -fife- 5... l . in .-vf Y ,1 A F- .fl rl lil 'I M wr X - i A I VJ X, ' v.' I L4-T Wt' l fl 5 x 1 5 ...'1...,, MRS. ELIZABETH HYLAND . .... . Vicksburg, Mississippi ENGLISH Mrs. Hyland has been one of our greatest assets with her wisdom and judgment. She has been a kind of ballast that has held the old class ship steady when the headiness of youth might have caused it to rock dizzily at times. She is always gracious, always smiling-a good sport, a pleasant companion, and a favorite with faculty and students alike. JOHN P. MOSELEY . .... . Sebastopol, Mississippi ENGLISH Member Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '24g Masonic Club: Quartctte, '24-'26g Band, '24-'263 World Affairs Club, '26: Honor Council, '25: Blue Ridge Delegate, '25: Delegate to Memphis Methodist Conference, '26, President Prestonian Literary Society, '26, President Y. M. C. A., '26. Moseley has made a splendid record in our College. He is a leader in all religious and social activities. He is quite a musician and as an athlete he has proved himself a loyal supporter of the black and gold banner. Some say that Moseley seldom socializes, but when he does-Say, Margaret, isn't he some swell dresser for the occasion? Let me liive in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. KATHLEEN KAVANAUGH HAYS, B.S .... . Long Beach, Mississippi ENGLISH Mississippian Literary Society, '25-'Z6g Secretary Degree Class, '26g Y. W. C. A., '25-'26g Gulf Coast Club, '25-'26. QOII! the gladness of her gladness 4-when Jhfjl' glad, And the sadness of lzer sadness fwlzen 511615 sad, But the gladness of lzer gladness And the sadness of her sadness Are as nothing to the badness of her badness when sl1e's bad! JAMES BUEL WHEELER, B.S. . .... . Fulton, Mississippi EDUCATION College Activities: Football, '24-'25, '25-'263 Member Student Council, '24-'253 Vice-President Platonian Literary Society, '24-'25g President Platonian Literary Society, '25-'26g Critic, '25-'26g Member Y. M. C. A. and of World Affairs Club. J. B. is a very energetic young mang he has the ability to put things across, and he will go out from this institution well equipped for the duties of a teacher. By his pleasing personality he has won for himself the confidence, respect, and admiration of all those with whom he has come in contact. Among those who have attended the State Teachers College there is not one whose name will linger longer in the hearts of his associates than La-l'immy.1r l l l l 1 f 1 I l V A ii ...J sz -. ,' ,L 77, .. ----------1- 1 l i F . . -f fix ' '1 X' l, - fs li ll ,, 1 , 4, Q . l, ,A ut' . ik: tl . - ' W ' ,W n 'V P rv-xx . ' i GUSSIE MAE MAJURE, B.S. .... . Madden, Mississippi ENGLISH Basketball Team, '25-'ZGQ Sherwood Bonner Society, '24, '25, '2tig Member of Annual Staff, '26g Member of World Affairs Club, '26. First, last, and allways fl laxsze of good reportg 4 Size :ticks to rfvrry frzrnd she has t' And zs a .vplendzd sport. ROBERT HERMAN TUCKER, B.S. .... .Laurel, Mississippi EDUCATXON Made letter in Football, Baseball, and Basketball, '22-'23g Captain Football Team, '24-'25g Made Letter in Basketball, '25g Member Prestonian Literary Society, '22-'23, '23-'24, '24-'25, '25-'26, Member Y. M. C. A., '22-'23, '23-'24, '24-'25, '25-'26p Vice-President Degree Class, '25-'26, Member Student Council, '25-'26g Athletic Editor Annual, '25-'26g Second Captain Football Team, '25-'26, Tuck has proved a decided asset to the college during his residence here. He is not only an earnest student but also one of the college's best all-around athletes. His line plunges made him famous on the football field. His inliuence among his fellows shows their respect and appreciation of a real man. Few have equalled Tuck as a scholar or an athlete and less than these have equalled him in strength of character. 5 Big hearted, loyal, strong in mind, 5 A truer friend you'll nefver fmt. i z , l I I V' i ' i fi ' X U' NEKA CAMON il, I -1 . . It , h 'S I Q , I, . X sf y A I K ' '- 5 xx sf xi- N ,. . ll . X -s. , f .s m fl gg, I-I .0 XX I ,falrf-C ,ptr , Q 4 D . ' ' , - qui- .x at ilfglv 'sf M j k ' tw ?fiQ rl za -V g ff y s W- .L . 'l 15, tl xxxxxxgxxxx xxxmm mmxmxfxxxxx X X f e' , I X it-X X Xxx XX X XXXK XXXEXXX xxhyxx xxx xxxxfxffi xxx:3xxxxxxxxxxxQxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx? X Degree Class History HE history of the Class of '26 is very varied. Some of the members were here the day the College opened its doors, and have been getting their ' -T' rl . . . . education by the installment plan. Qthers came directly from the high schools and put in four years of work without interruption. While still others got their taste of S. T. C. during the war and have been here at intervals since. This group of boys and girls came from all sections of the state-some from cities, others from small towns, but the majority have an R. F. D. attached. These boys and girls came to S. T. C. with a purpose in mind-they wanted to do some- thing for their community, their state, and their nation. They were given a hearty welcome and put to work. Later these students found that work is the watchword at S. T. C. and that college life is not all peaches and creaml' but that bumps must be encountered in any undertaking. Most painful of all these bumps were found in the Science's Big Three, Zoo, 'fPhics, and Chem, the Education's Psy, and the English's Compu and Lit. But it was not all rough going. There were many pleasures as well. Our Class contributed to every phase of student life. We had members in all the worthwhile activities, Literary Societies, World Affairs Club, Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., Neka Camon Staff, and the athletic teams. Then a list of activities would not be complete if we failed to mention the most talked of, the much worried about Campus Course so earnestly pursued by some. Now that we are about to end the journey that will give us our long coveted B. S. we are not going to stop but push forward and upward and try to make our efforts at an education a lasting benefit to society. OTIS K. CARTER. 48 ' f x fu v .J -fb 134 - , cf ' f . W xnxxxmxxxmxx xumxxxxxms I Q-msnxxxmmxmmnummmwmmmmmnwxnmwwwxxxmxmi Sm. f .X .N-...X as I NEKA CAMON ll I '- 1 ' ' . li, . . - I fi ' fx Y - .. -,f 1 fx A -X ,I L lv 'N C . f ,ex cs K7-XX -f .Y 'viii ,A I nn ,I xg. X- -, g. ,153 is 9 pf N, .1 ',, ' j 1 bf . if . fK,S,g-. 4 I , 4 f , 3 A' Y - . N -- zu , I Y i . if -Y Kilim fi-Ng, all - x , N ' --K ,X Z . is . I ' : fl'-' A . ' XxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxgxxxxxxKSmNxmxxxxmx xxxx5xxxxx Y.. , AN, I Ml y ' ' N ' --K---1 R1XS ,A nQWxxx:Qsxxxxxxxxxx5xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxrxx A fwkXxX YNSSQNN NNN NXKKNXNXXXxxfxxxxxxxxxxyxxxxxxxv Degree Class Prophecy LAST, after ten years, my eager wish has been fulfilled, and I have attended Home ig lUE Coming Day at S. T. C. This had been my first opportunity to accept Mr. George's 5 annual invitation. A When I arrived at the college, the first person I met was Kathleen Hays. She told me that she is Dean of Gulf-Park College, where Gussie Majure teaches History. She was look- ing for C. L. Milling, Governor of Mississippi, who was the 1925-26 Student government presi- dent. He brought many messages from his Lieutenant Governor, Marvin Taylor, who, of course, was unable to leave Jackson. Kathleen and I then rushed over to the morning session of the Alumni, and there we saw many familiar faces, Mr. Ingram who is the busy State Superintendent of Education had stolen time to spend one day at S. T. C. He told us that he has most efiicient assistants in Mr. Brown, super- visor of high schools, and Mr. Beemon, supervisor of rural schools. Everyone was talking about a book of poems which Leslie' Lou Kirkwood has just published. J. B. VVheeler is President of the VVheeler-jolly Printing Company, although during his senior year he declared that Hgetting out college annuals would not be his life work. We saw many of our former classmates among the faculty. Edna Clower is head of the Geography Department. Mr. Austin is still head of the Science Department, but is so ably assisted by Mattie Boone and Dora McFarland, that-would you believe it-the Zoology course has become the most popular one in school. O. K. Carter is making a very successful head of the History Department. Mr. Hurst has resigned his position in favor of Mrs. T. F. jackson. As has always been the custom, Mr. Cook delivered the address of welcome. This year Mr. E. E. Smith has become Vice-President of the college, and J. P. Mosely has succeded Mr. McClesky as Registrar. Mr. Cook read telegrams from Lula Mae Moore who is teaching Home Economics at M. S. C. VV. and from H. H. Mellard, Sport Editor of the New York Times, in which they expressed their regrets at being unable to attend the meeting, but sent their best wishes to the Alumnae. He also read a letter from Mrs. Hyland, who is Superintendent of Education in Yazoo County. Kathleen called my attention to a recent edition of the jackson Daily News, which contained an account of a famous court trial presided over by judge L. Draughn. In the same edition I read a speech made in the Senate by O. N. Darby. I discovered that M. F. Dickson is editor of the News with Mavis Godbold as his secretary. For the afternoon's entertainment, Mr. George had scheduled a football game between A. 8: M. and Ole Miss. It was a very hotly contested game, as would be expected since Ed VVaites coaches the A. 8: M. team, and R. H. Tucker, the one from Ole Miss. In the evening we attended a banquet which was served under the direction of Esta Dodson, who is now dietitian of S. T. C. At a reception following the banquet Lonnie Mae Downing, Cilla Dyess, Mary Louise Parker, and Gladys jones entertained Kathleen and me and with an account of their recent visit to Europe. Although I am once more busily engaged in teaching Latin, I often find myself thinking again and again of the happy Home Coming Day' of 1935. VVhen I consider the extraordinary success the members of our class have won, I cannot but realize that it is largely due to the training and inspiration we received at S. T. C. LILLIAN SUTTER, 'z6. 49 I1 1 f, x f , I. 'l B ' 5 , 'K' i l U ' V i 1 W -f - s mvmnmxvmmxxnxxxxwmxsxxwe.mxux xxxxxxxg if f , ,fit gxsxmwx xxmxxxxsmmxxxwxxxxxxxxxxxxxwmwm X hash-.-1x..wseQ...smnS ia ,, NEKA CAMON IU v - l N Q fx ,J my ,, 1' ' 'Y N QB -i ,nf 'NT S ll f f we .frm g 99 f f t TY fe A 1 X gxxxgxxm xxQNlQxQ xxmxm3mxm x g yxgy xxxxx XX yxxxxx xxxxxxx xxx x Degree Class Poem Uur struggles are over, our tash is doneg The glow in the shy is the setting sun. The long day is ended, peace comes at last, We seniors rejoice, our sorrows are past. ds swift as light the thought is born, Could the rose on the cloud be the coming dawn Of the bright new day that is promised to men Whose worh in the world is about to begin? Fresh hope is ours and courage to dare, Far-reaching vision, with a longing to share The fruit of our labor with less fortunate hind, Brothers to whose needs may we never be blind. 'Though Alma lllater, our day here has ended, To you do we owe our whole vision splendid. 'Tis you who has loved us, punished, forgiven, Till now you behold us worshipful, shriven. 'Though joys may some to us, glory perchance, Dreams of great deeds as on we advance, Uur memories o these halls will never row dim 9 Nor of dear Daddy foe and our great debt to him 50 'P 4' 1 ' ff . C ' 3 XHXXXKKXNNWWXNxS I VWNABWHK 3-xnxx mm 4' ' NQ X eff EKA C MO zz 5 . I . , , , ., , N x9 N IKM. 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A ,, AQ P X 1 Y , tzx 1 N Q lk 'I V N A' It N I in Y m if Q: XXXXXKXXXBXXXXXXXXWXXXX XXXXmXRR XXWXW AXNSNNXXXKKKNXXXXXXXXNNXXXXXNNXNYNNNNYNXNNNXX X W RXW XXX xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv 52 lyog T f Wu gn - I ,V , 4 I 1 wmxxxxxxxxxxmxxxmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxxmQ XmxxxxxxxmmmmxxxxxxxxxxwxxxxxKxxxxmxXxumX'sKXXXxxvAXXxS-Km? IUKOB 5 , mm xsxxx i wxxmxk , . l l L i ls f 1' . I L I 4 l , I P i ki L.-A , lL ,,f:3Q3+'f- 3-I 'y-g..4.f , fm.. Y ay , -w. .wr ,v , - . . ' '- ff ,f 3':fzaq'7f53'l5.fi'L'f+ Cl bij, ggi, ,. l ,gg 1 - 1 f. A l1'f ' l 'ri' fu,- , ,N ' lx ' 1 ., 1 . fa l-Bfglfaj, 5 I 2 ga ti- 2 fx -Q '3-'lv . .f-..,.' , ' 1, ', I-'f', ,4 e S - - . 92537:-51418.42 , ' Y't.',,2'51-fl: -'a V ' .s..m .' ef fm-ai MABEL JOE DAVIS, Diploma . .... . DeKalb, Mississippi ENGLISH Sherwood Bonner Literary Society: Homo Economics Club, '25, '26, Glee Club, '25, '26g Secretary Diploma Class, '25, '26. We are grateful to Kemper county for sending us this lovable girl. One whose heart is pure and whose purpose in life the highest-this is Mabel. Everybody in State Teachers College knows her and everybody loves her. Her dignity commands respect and her good humor draws all into her circle of fine comradeship. Happy, thoughtful, kind, and lrue, There is no favor .thc fwill not do. NICK JOHNSON, Diploma . . ...... . Sebastopol, Mississippi EDUCATION Prestonian Literary Society: President of Diploma Class, '2Gg Student Council, '26g Tennis Club. If worry were the only cause of death Nick would live forever. fl smile for all, a grfrling glad, ,471 amiablf, jolly fway ho had. ANNIE LOU IVY, Diploma . .... . . VVest Point, lylississippi 1sNcLisn Secretary of Student Government, '25, 'ZGQ Mcnibur of Y. NV. P. A. and Sherwood Bonner Literary Society. If you fwant praise for your arllimferncnts, Or sympafhy fwhrn you arf' blur, If you fwant soma one lo fry fwhrn you fry, Or some om' lo laugh with you, If you fwant a true and lofvablr pal, Then hr're's the fvery girl- flnnie Lou, lwilh sparkling ryrs And bro-'wa hair all a-curl. fautffff El CHARLEY GRACE GASTON, Diploma . . . . Caledonea, hlississippi EDUCATION Member Mississippian Literary Societyg Reporter Lowndes County Club, '23, To know Charley is to love her! Petite, golden-haired, blue-eyed, smiling of face- that's Charley. She is another example of the old adage that the most precious things come in the smallest packages. Charley's sweet and thoughtful disposition has won for her a host of friends. The students say- She's a sfweet fwee thing She's a ehafming :wee thing This honme Charley of ours! WALTER BEELAND, Diploma ........ . Sebastopol, Mississippi SOCIAL SCIENCE VVho is the fellow that has so much fun? Yes, it is Beeland, one of the best fellows on the campus. His genial disposition and attractive personality make him welcome wherever he goes. If there is ever a bridge built across the' Atlantic, we feel sure Beeland will build it. I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience lo make me sad. SADXE LYLE, Diploma . ..... . Hattiesburg, Mississippi EDUCATION You'd never guess how jolly and sweet Sadie is, unless you really knew her. Her modesty only adds to her perfection. VALLIE HUDGINS, Diploma . ..... . McAdams, Mississippi EDUCATION Member of the Y. W. C. A., '23-'24, '24-'25, '25-'26, Member of Sherwood Bonner Literary Society, '23-'24, '24-'25. Vallie has not only an unusual personality but a beautiful character. She wins the love and admiration of those who know her by her kind words and noble deeds. Vallie is never idle but always trying to master Science. i To knofw her is to lofue her. C. F. DODSON, Diploma . . . . . . Steens, Mississippi SCIENCE Basketball Team, '23, '24, '25g Vice-President Platonian Literary Society, '25: Chorister Y. M. C. A., '24g Chorister Platonian Literary Society, '24-'25g College Quartette, '24g College Band, '25g M Club, '24-'25g Tennis Club. Since Dodson eased quietly into the ranks ofi our class we have come to admire him as an athlete, a musician, a student, and a gentleman. He has many friends among the stu- dents and when something is to be done we can count on his help. He is interested in all activities of the college-even in social hour. Being endowed with so many fine qualities, he is sure to win success in life. ETHA KERGOSIEN, Diploma . .... . Gulfport, Mississippi Hisrom' gulf-Coast Club, World Affairs Club, Sherwood Bonner Literary' Society: Glee S lub. Here is one of our friends whom we fear we do not know as we should, and, therefore, cannot fully appreciate. But we know that she is the incarnation of all that goes to make up a true S. T. C. student. She is a peck of fun when you really know her. VVe need not wish for her success in the future, for she is sure to find it any way. Where hearts are true, fefw fwords 'will do. ,. ROBY MCGEE, Diploma . ...... . Chunky, Mississippi EDUCATION Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Member, '25-'26: Vice-President Sherwood Bonner Literary Society, '25-'iltig Secretary B. S. U., '25-'26. Roby goes about in that quiet, gentle way of hers, winning friends by her charming per- sonality and strong character. VVe hope that all her dreams and aspirations may be reali- ties, and we feel that her very optimistic nature and her friendly attitude will bring her round by round up the ladder of success. May she always be guided by the spirit of the class of '26 which she has supported so loyally. Tl1fr4' is no room for sadness lflmn :wc sfo a rlzfrry smiley Il alfways has ilu' samr good look- It's nffvfr out of style. OLEN B. BREWER, Diploma . . . . . . Sanford, Mississippi ENGLISH Reporter Certificate Class, '23-'2-lg Secretary Y M. C. A., '24-'25, '25-'26g Preston- ian Reporter, '23-'24, '24-'25g Cartoonist Ne-ka Camon, '24, '25, '26g Member Tish- omingo Club, '23-'24, '24-'25g President Sophomore ClasS, '25: MiSS HiCkmaI1'S Dramatic Club, '24-'25g Editor-in-Chief Teachers College News, '25-'26g President Dc Molay Club, '25-'26g Editorial Staff Hattiesburg Americang Editor-in-Chief, '263 Neka Camon, Honorary Member American Business Club. Gi-vo Io fjll' -'world lllc lzrsl you llafvr and ilze best will come bark to you. FORREST TURNIPSEED, Diploma ....... . McCoo1, Mississippi HOME ECONOMICS Y. W. C. A. and Sherwood Bonner Literary Societyg Secretary and Treasurer of Home Economics Club: Member of Glee Club. Forrest is one of our best students, faithful, and intelligent. Whatever she undertakes she does well. We predict that she will be a successful teacher-at least until shel falls a victim to Cupid. E. SHOWS, Diploma . ..... . Ellisville, Mississippi soucmion Shows is the kinds of man who silently advocates the economy of words. In fact the more we know him the more we emphatically can say that he represents the highest type of culture. He is indeed a true friend, a diligent student, and a quiet gentleman. He talks most fwho has lfast to Jay. RAE ELLEN BALI., Diploma ...... . . . . Bexley, Mississippi HOME ECONOMICS Mississippian Literary Soi-it-ty, '253 Home Economic-s Club, '25-'26g Y. W. C. A., '25-'26, Bible Class, '25-'26g Giee Club, '25. Rae came to us from M. S. C. W. in the fall of '24. Amid the task of preparing herself intellectually she has not forgotten to uphold those ideals and characteristics by which one recognizes a lady. Her sincere purpose, jolly smile, and distinctive personality, have made a place for her in the hearts of her associates. Here's Io her -who lzalfves our sorrofws and doubles our joys. C. E. CRAFT, Diploma . .... . . Hattiesburg, Mississippi ENGLISH Basketball and Football, '21-'22: Y. M. C. A. Fabirtt-t, '253 Platonian Literary Society, '23, '24, '253 S. A. T. C. U. S. Army, 1918. Like most great men Corbett says little and does much. He is a good student, an honest straightforward man with a knack for doing things right, and last but not least a good sport. A lower of .fports and ladies. MRS. W. G. VVAITES, Diploma . .... . Como, Mississippi ENGLISH Glee Club, '23-'Zig Y. VV. C. A.g Vice-President Home Economies Club, '24-'25g Vice-President Sherwood Bonner Literary Society, '24-'25g Honor Council, '25-'26g President Sherwood Bonner Literary Society, '25-'26, Dear old Mary, what a heart of gold she carries under that carefree exterior! Her optimism, her Cheerful word and winning smile for every one have won her innumerable friends. .-I mind at peace fwzth all helofw, .-1 hrart fwhose low is innocent! A. H. BLACKWELL, Diploma . .... . Soso, Mississippi Hisrokr President Certific-ate Class, '24g President Jones County Club, '24, '26g Glee Club, '2-19353 Band, '24, '26g Elec-ted Vice-President of Student Government for '24, '25, but Failed to Return to Sehool in Fallg Prestoniang VVorld Affairs Club, '24, '26g Corresponding Secretary VVorld Affairs Club, '263 Tennis Club, '25-'26g Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, '2lig Honor Council, '26g Business Manager Neka Camon, '26g Blue Ridge Clubg Most Popular Boy, '26. No student is better liked than Houston. He meets and fights the problems of life fairly and squarely. His future is bound to be great. Hoi-w happy is he horn and taught That serfveth not anothcr's twill, Hfhosf armor is his honest thought, :Ind simple truth his utmost skill! WILMA LEE FELDER, Diploma ......... . Summit, Mississippi GEOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Y. YV. C. A. Callinct, '24-'25, '25-'26, Beneath her curly bob her brown eyes look out at you with a frank kind of friendliness that warms your heart and wins your love even before you learn how loyal and true she really is. A ,Lux nut. FLETCHER W. JOLLY . ...... . Hattiesburg, Mississippi EDUCATION Platonian Literary Society, '22-'26, Member A. E. F. Club, '22, Neshoba County Club, '22-'24, Glee Club, '24, Bible Class, Treasurer American Legion, '22, Served with American Expeditionary Forces in France, 1918-1919. Jolly's pleasant smile and kind words have won for him a host of friends. He has been with us a number of years and his stickability reveals his determination for success in the work which he has chosen. Qui1'tncss is an indicalion of the ability to think. ORA MAE LUKE . ........ . Shuqualak, Mississippi HOME ECONOMICS VVorld Affairs Club, '26, Vice-President Diploma Class, '26, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, '26, President Home Economics Club, '26, Student Council, '26, One of Most Popular Girls, '26, Secretary Sherwood Literary Soc-it-ty. '25, President Sherwood Bonner Literary Society, '25, Girls' Chorus, '24, Blue Ridge Delegate, '25, Delegate to Memphis Methodist Conference, '26. Ora Mae is the kind of girl one delights to meet. Bubbling over with energy and enthusiasm, combining work and play, always finding the joy of life, she is an excellent blues Chaser. If .vile br, thrre In' lzap,binr.vs. H. H. BOND . ...... Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Sta. A. msrouv In September, 1925, Howard H., a representative of Stone County, entered S. T. C. with the class of '26. His kindness and sympathy have won for him many friends. He is a diligent student and a loyal friend. We deem it a great pleasure to have been associated with him as a student, friend, and classmate. We shall always remember him for his sterling qualities. .Q - ', 5. P' RUBY JACQUELINE CLARK . ...... . . Ripley, Mississippi EDUCATION Ruby is a quiet, pensive girl and an earnest student. VVe are confident that her Alma Mater will be honored in her future work. '24 quiet nature fwiflz dignify to spare Ilfisdom in starr, and in all a frzend -worth having. J. C. THORNTON . .... . Vaiden, Mississippi 12NcLisH Prestonian Literary Soc-ietyg Secretary Prestonian Literary Society, '24-'ZGQ Auditor Student Body, '26g Stenographer for Correspondence Department, '25. VVho does.not know Shorty',? Those who may not have known him intimately have missed much. He is small in stature, but large in heart. There are few who are liked better than Shorty for his ready wit and cheerful demeanor have made him a favorite with his class. CALLIE MURPHY . ...... . Ackerman, Mississippi EDUCATION Member Mississippian Literary Societyg Y. VV. C. A.: Bible Class. Callie is quiet, modest, and ambitious. She has strength of character and an unaffected manner which make her a leader wherever she goes. fl Iiftle body oftimes harbor: a great soul. X 'R if ' NEKA CAMON X .I K , . . -. J , fn,-L K x ! ' 15? ,AQ f If , f - ., I ,I EX x-.,, M, JL 'mf 1 L K- , .. ,X ' ys gf we . I . , ,sh L Ax. gl? 'sg A' ' A fsw ff' C -., -s .-. . -1 IL 1-sn '- f, 411: ... J Qi 'S-fir - Q -X' ' 1 J A - . - - xxxxxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxxxxxXKxxxRmximmxxxxxmmRQ xxxmxxyxxxxx ' -X 1-a, 1 . C I- . .4 c ,, . XA Y, V-A -LA ,ff ' - I K' I i., 'X--N QNXXxxKxyxxxxxxxxxxvxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxrxxX mkyxxxxx MR XXX XXXXX3-XXX X X Diploma CIass Prophecy .MKYQYF HIS summer while searching for historical references I came to an old castle, which people called the IVIystery House. Although no one had visited the castle for years, I decided to explore it. In the back of the house I came to a narrow stairway which I thought led to the cellar, but at the foot of it I found a larger room that was lighted by a fire. Before it sat an old woman. As I entered the room she rose saying, I knew you would come, I have waited to tell you of your friends. She did not wait for me to say a word but began to tell me the career of each mem- ber of the S. T. C. Diploma class of '26. LI. VV. Ainsworth and H. H. Bond are prin- cipals of two of the best rural schools in the State. Rae Ball, Nettie Barrow, and Annie Lou Ivy are teaching with them. Roby lVIcGee is America's greatest artist while Ora IVIae Luke is taking Chicago by storm with her singing. Grace Lewis, Rubye Clark and Beatrice Smith are business women, selling real estate in Florida, INIrs. VV. G. Waites is the most popular hostess in Illississippi and Grace Gaston and Bernice lVIenuier are the social leaders of Iwississippi. A. H. Blackwell is editor of the New York Times and C. F. Dodson is director of music in a northern college. Vallie Hudgins and Zella Holcomb are teaching school in Ghio. Oneita Nutt is becoming famous as a novelist. Nick Johnson and VV. A. Beeland are coaching football in two VVestern colleges. lNIrs. F. NI. Beemon is a county superintendent and IXIary Louise Parker, Callie lVIurphy and Sadie Lyle are interior decorators. Elizabeth Selby is supervisor of the VVard Schools in New Orleans, with Sarah Payne as her assis- tant. C. E. Craft is teaching science at the University of lllississippi and lXIabel Davis is playing basketball for the world championship. Forrest Turnipseed and Nellie Gran- tham are keeping house in Coral Gables. Travis Pelham and IfVilma Lee Felder are touring the West. lklattie VVinters is the most popular woman senator in the State Legislature and Etha Kergosien is a famous historian. Having told me of the various fortunes of my classmates the strange, old woman began telling me many interesting things that had happened in the old castle. just as the sun was sinking, I mounted the mysterious dark stairs with a sigh of relief after my interview with the old witch, yet grateful to her for satisfying my curiosity concern- ing my classmates with her marvelous revelations. 61 ' I . x - 1 hon ., 1- - r f ff I 5 mxmxxxxwmwmwxxxxxxmxnxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxg , l Sssswxwxxxx Xxxxxxxmxmvu X . x hwy eww msmk -Q I . NEKA CAMON -Q1 ! l ' X sh? ff- f-S Y N 1 A Wy? ff ' X Q Nw 5 is ,Di 'rf L Wt' X 5,12 N is to A X fb 5i f' Z! 'q Z - xi f f - 'Y ' k X fag ' 'lt' C: Y ag -' XXXXXXYXXSXXXXRX?XR XX XRSXXXXXR i e ' x i i f QXXvwXXXKX?KXXWXXXXX?XXXXXXXKXXXNXXXXXPNXX xmL5xxx x XXXXEXF XxxttxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxX xSxxxxxxxxQ ll11iO1 Class P06111 lllenzories u'e'fUe storeil up one by one, Of joys and trials, tears and fun. 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HANNA Kosciusko, Mississippi JESSIE CRENSHAW Ovett, Mississippi GLADYS HAMBERLIN Phoenix, Mississippi AGNES GENUNG Long Beach, Mississippi ANNIE HALL Oak Ridge, Mississippi WILMA SMITH Laurel, Mississippi EDNA LOIS BULLOCK Hattiesburg, Mississippi ARTEMEAS MEYER Biloxi, Mississippi MABEL MCGEE Collins, Mississippi MAMIE LEE TODD Collins, Mississippi TRIXIE JOHNSON Osyka, Mississippi ALICE MCCARTY Enterprise, Mississippi GVVENDOLYN BRUCE Ackerman, Mississippi SIBYL MCGEE Chunky, Mississippi 68 fa H , E 1 E she, . M A2 ff fl 'f' W W S gsmxxxxxxmxxwmmxxxxxxwaxxxximxxxxvswxxxxmxvxKAXxxxxxxx1xw i' YYY . e,f nxxxkxxxmx x xx i is NEKA CAMON l. 1, as -J Q XX 'Xf ff t xxxxx x X .x xxxm Ili? pri . s 3 ge, 41,41 Pzifff, . . :gi 7 . ,J , 5- , - I 1 It ' . 1' - K ' ffillvhq. X r c , A I - 1 is ...v 1, xp X X,-JI -4 Ji: U15 4 p Oli ., if U , k - 'V ff :U mi ' SCI, i 6. - KN ' ' , , l ' l ,,. 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N l ' ' i X W sf -D, 1 ' If A I as tvs as rf- N25 if JA: X r- e 4 't X ss-- .Q A fa i ta W7 if-2' err Q sf , 'H :ir Z, W V ,I Q N V f '11 ,L s N fel fd: K- . xxxxxxgxxxxxxxxxxxgxxxxxxxx mxxxg xxmmxyxmm N ., . it i X ' mxxxxxxxxxxxmyxxxxxxxxxxyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxbxxX xx vm x x' xxx,-:xx xxxzyxxxxx xx XYXXX,mmxxxrxxxxxxxxxxvxxxxxxxm World Affairs Club The VVorld Affairs Club was organized in the summer of 1922 under the direction of Misses Kate Brown and VVilla Bolton and Messrs. H. L. McCleskey and S. C. Hall, who constituted at that time the faculty members of the History, Geography, and Social Science Departments of the Mississippi Normal College, now the State Teachers College. These persons became the faculty advisory council for the Club. Ten students, who had shown an outstanding interest in international affairs, were chosen as a nucleus of the club. Upon a recommendation of the Membership Committee other' students were chosen until a maximum of forty was reached. As far as possible, these members were chosen from the Social Studies group. At present, the membership is limited entirely to students who major or minor in this group. World Affairs Clubs are now under the direction of the Division of Intercourse and Education, a part of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. This organization is very helpful to the local clubs in sending material for programs and in occasionally furnishing speakers. The Club meets regularly on the first Monday of each month and renders a public program on the questions of international importance. The programs are prepared and announced in advance, so that the members who are to render the program may have sufficient time to study the subject thoroughly. It has been the policy of the Club to secure during the year one or more prominent lecturers to give addresses on questions of international interest. On such occasions, the meetings are held in Chapel in College Hall and the public is invited to attend. The faculty advisory council for this year consists of Misses Kate Brown, Bernice Day, and VVilla Bolton and Mr. S. C. Hall. The officers for the year are: President, Mr. Truman Lewis, Vice-President, Miss Cilla Dyessg Recording Secretary, Miss Sara Margaret Sams, Corresponding Secretary, Mr. A. H. Blackwell. 82 Safely I 'ou 3 ni 5 fav yu gigs , 4 . .5 llunmxxwaswnuwuxxxmxsxxmxxxxmxxxxmxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx I gxxxxxxxxxxmxx wtsxxxxxxxxxmxv-xxxxwxxxvxNXXXKXXXWHXXXXXKXXXXXXWK .. Sm. wa 1 ww-S. 5. , , EKA CAMO , , 7 I . Ffabfv 1 f 4 ff'-im' -x X L ing . 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C - , 3 xwxxxxxutmxxnmxvmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmg I sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwxikxv. smxxx wx 4 mm lin . I v . 1 1' rt ' a 1 , NEKA CAMON VX . ff H 7 N Jil . . . , - , .X -X Q if fl l XX IX gk wx ,'f txxrllg lv xx ,gc ,Q 1, wa. r if f - Lf'?w QW' ' ci-T--MQ 'fdfslw F15-' 'fx- M715 .f 1 . ---xijx -, '--- L ,ff t 'rx V , V -'D ct: . 1 - XXXXXXYXXHXXXXXXXBXXXXXRXXXQ XXXXXXKX iXXXXXEXXXXX ' ' ,Y X , ir I - -f, - --- X?XXXXXXXKXX?XXXXXX XXXXXXXFXXX XXX ?XXXXX XXXXEXXY Xxxxtxxxx s PRESTONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY URING the early part of the session 1912-13, the first of what was then the Mississippi Normal Col- lege, a group of boys came together on the first floor of College Hall for the purpose of organizing liter- ary societies. Two leaders were selected and from among those present they chose two groups as in the old- time spelling-bee. Une of these groups became the Prestonian Literary Society, named in memory of the Honorable John R. Preston. Out of that little organization has evolved the pres- ent society. It has produced some of the outstanding orators and debaters of S. T. C., has sent out some of the best school men of the state. The society ever upholds a fine spirit of service and good fellowship and seeks to develop within the individual high ideals of self-sacrifice and courage. It has kept pace with the growth of the college and is today very definitely contributing to the training and preparation of the future teachers of the State of Mississippi. O. N. D. 89 Q I 659.1 -FT 1- 1 v t,...kn X., ' -v. Xl - K if f 11 N mms-emmxxxxxmxmxxxxxxmxxxuuxxtxxxm -xxxxxxxxxxxxv.xxmSll4 , Q Sxxxxxsxxxxxxxxm - mm, Num mmm mums ml , EKA CAMO an f . X, 1 N 3 , Q x 37 T5 7 - - .BW . x y Eff 4 N Q - m 5 ing i X 'N , J' 5443, fl F ' 'X ' 'X X x P K 'YK il. vl X X- X K ,, 1- .ft g I .gl am 4 5 xy? 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Each year since, 1912, except the year 1918, the Platonian has continued to play its part in the social and intellectual activities of the State Teachers College, and has moved forward until it has developed into a worth while organization for the advancement of literary culture among its members. That the Society has succeeded is evidenced by the fact that it has shared with its brother society many victories in debate and by the fact that its members are rendering real service to the State of Mississippi. VVith the eflicient oHicers who have served this session and those who are serving now, and the loyal men who compose the Society at this time, this year bids fair to be the banner year for the Platonian. H. L. GILLESPIE, Chairman, E. E. SMITH, J. B. WHEELER 95 F:-2. S' EJ f I 'T 3 llmwmmxvwmxxxvxxxxxxxmmm xxvmxxxxxxxxxg , ' Smxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx mxxxxxxxxxxxxxxili t x MW was ,N U 9 , . x I ' X 'fy 4 iv- - 9 0 1 A , X Wm 6 .. 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His steadiness at this position has counted for S. T. C. R. H. TUCKER, Fullbafl' and .-Ilterrzating Cajrtairz Tuck as we know him, is a plunging fullback who hits the line like a lo-ton pile-driver. We cannot overestimate the debt we owe to this sturdy athlete for his splendid work during the foot- ball season of r925. Hi FERRELI., Lefthzzlf, Captain Elect Hi was a veteran player on our team. He was a good gainer on off tackle plays and around the end he was a speed king. His build and speed have been valuable assets to him and to the team, and we suggest that Red Grange take a peek at this man while making his list for the Bears next year. C. L. MILLING, Left End C. L. was a steady worker and a very quick man on defense. Very little did he depend on his tackle to help him get his man. Some of us remember the splendid tackling he did in the home games. joe SHEFFIELD, Quarterback joe's uncanny ability to diagnose the plays of the opposing teams together with his shrewd and remarkable head-work in directing the Teachers, this year has won the respect and admiration of every student. 1 1 6 f+ ts .H U 1 3 uaummmxxuxmwmxxmuxxxxxxwxxxxx xxx x xxxxxxmg gmxxxxxxxxsx xxxxxsxxxxxsxxmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxvnxnxxxxxnihtb X ...Ma 8 , NEKA CAMON N l , yy .gfrrgd . , K' ag ' lv' N I eg 4-A X , ,w F, J 2.4, . M 4. Xxx N ex -A VXI,-3 Nr . ,lr A' ',, ' N , 4 I' f V : tm- 'L f f fly .rex 5 x 4 ' k'.3.,h4Li- '?iQ 5 , sl ' ' f7 -ggi? - - A l : GTLM' ! g- - 73 -' xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwxxRx?.xxxxxxxmwRxRmxxxxxxxxxxxxx S At ix'--X Nt' ' L , i ' ' if -N -Q' Hg, mxxxxxxxxxxxkxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx xxx xxx A xxxxxxx A xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxyxxxxxwf RAY NIILLER, Substitute End o relieve M'll 'as a flashy end, who in spite of his age and short stature, was quite able t 1 er ss lwilling or Mitchell when necessary. VVe predict for him a place on the varsity next year. NICK JOHNSON, Substitufff Em! Nick hails from Scott countv and is one of our best substitutes. He can plunge a line, and get his man. He is sure to succeed in football. ARTH UR GRAHAM , Ilalfbnrk Though crippled most of the season Jinx exhibited real fighting spirit. Notwithstanding, many bruises, he stood faithfully by his team. VVe look forward to his return next year. H ERSCH EL Bono, Coavh 117 v ffl F I N , l , Nxlxxxxxwxwemxmxxxxxxxmxxxxxxwxxxxxwmxmxmi l Q gxxxxxxxxxnvuxmvnwoelmuaxsisunmsvxxmuvmuui Sew Mx lm-S. 'Q NEKA CAMON xx f l few- I A 2 'il l E t 'X-We ee 'Q-it so if Q af we xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxE5mXwxxmxmmmmx xxxmxxxxxxm 2-f +A-X, s. - we . -Eg , -351' gf-X . Q . ,f ' F S- - Q . 'Xi gg: ' V ' 'I 'V Y l N s : X x 77,1 .- X ff f f 1 4 .. 5 1 .cl w , 1 Q Q CA ' i . lk I 1 - mxxyxxxxxxyxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxrg x xx ksxx x x x L xxxxxxx f xxxxrxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxm . f Q 4 v- . Q, if it . .,.. i..,f:- WA 'ri Tw . We .. Y . VV. D. RIITCHELL, Right End Mitch always gives his best. He is the stuff when it comes to snagging the old Upigskinl' from the air. Here's hoping that Mitch will be back next fall. I. A. COLLIER, Substitute Guard You might as well try to pass through stone walls as to pass Collier. He showed a remarkable spirit in Hght for the varsity this year. VVe hope to see him back next September. FRED DAVIS, Right Tackle Davis while on the varsity line-up always proved dependable. Here's another L'Hurrah,' left over from the Ole Miss game for his dandy spirit and courage. EDGAR WAI'FES, Left Tackle Ed was one of the main cogs in the Teachers lineup. He was especially adapted to forcing his way through his opponent's lines. KENNETH MCRAE, Center Gaze on the man that snapped the pigskin for S. T. C. in almost every game of the season. Mc was what we called in football a sweet center. ED COOK, Ifztllbaek Ed was not the kid who whipped a wild cat every morning before breakfast but in every game he made his opponents feel that he was that very chap. He was always found in the enemy's ter- ritory, and no one ever knew how but soon found out why he was there! 118 Y p.. '75 U F N 'PQ' Y ' T lQKXXXNNQYXXXKXXXXXXKKYXXXXXXXXX X X X XXXXXXKXXXXXKXXXS ,AA QXXXKXNXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXQXXXXXRXXXXXXXXWX X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXHU , , X Sw. We mms Q NEKA CAMON . ft ' 1 ' l f N Lf! f 1 t. 1 , ' ,, P4 Y - ' . 3' Q .L ,il Y, ,X I -f 5, xg K 'y I . ,HN x Xxx A. 111, J- . K' l 1 D X ix QI .neu-, ' ,L I N- H, f f . i f' .gs gy ' I ' M- L . .,.f- i ' ip, r ,g- C.:-1 cw 4 , - '-is eyf -e ew is - , - Q l L if 1 cf-- - W L ' XXXXXXYXXSXXXXXXXSXXXXXYXXX XXXiXNS WXEXXXXX V S J - 3 X ' I K f ' 1,-Y ir - -G. -. i-xx . s f ' x x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx mxxgmxxxxKxyxxxxxxxxxxyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxybfX XXX KTXXX X- wwf? XXXETWXXXXXXXHYXXX Xxx f - Y c . and rm 'fn ffti l 'f1-, ' --K? 2 I . J. W. IXINSWVORTH, Left Em! Aims was the sort of fellow who had no satisfaction in the game unless he succeeded in getting his man. H. G. BATES, Right Guard The yards gained through Bat's position during the past season were many. Although he is guilty of saying very little, he makes a lasting impression on the opposing backs and linesmen. J. B. WHEELER, Left Guard Jimmy has been a varsity man for a number of years. His picture doesn't tell this, but jimmy is fat and with his weight and long reach it was possible for him to protect his end of the line with ease. O. WAITES, Right End Owl is another veteran on our varsitv team. He has made excellent records this 'ear on the . 3 gridiron. We predict that Owl will make a good coach in the future. A. T. GULLETT12, Right Half By hard work and much thought, Gullette won for himself a regular place on the varsity team. His associates say that he has the necessary qualities for a future grid star. BILL BETHEA, Right End Bethea, whether used as left or right end, was a fast determined player, a fighter of the highest type. This is his first year. VVe wish him success on next year's team. 119 , Ya. U 2 E , ,Z , 'N L i t.. L74 ga! , 5 2 2 4 Z E 2 2 a E i W1 fggfaiq EKA CAMO IU 5 SAKESQQW., , I ,W J , f W' Y ' N X. jf 'X , yr 'X , fu N1 71 gd pix' X A Xx , ,, N- 1 gi 7, 1 ' X -K X ' f K ,TJ -fi i ,fn xx N' 5 ' if if fs - , f + 1 'M . 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Merchants Gro. Co. PICAYUNE, MISS. MCLAIN, MISS. We Strive to Serve, Economically, the Retail Merchants of South Mississippi 1' i f-X p ff V ZZ f 4? 5 -n-mmm.-uw-mmwsXmmm-vsimwmmimtmummmxwis L sxxmmnxnxamxutxwmmmmmwMax-sum wsmxwamn kim Aw i .NA ,. , NEKA CAMON IU ,- , I IR LAI 4 X K?-RY, I j Lftfgg ' 1 i 'A' Ax ,,. JU.. N1-, . 'll- ,- Q X -Q ff-' R., , , ,.: 1' 5 1 I I f-1,-as ll I 6' C' S 4 D mS ' 1+ I fm ii, Y , I ij N? .L ll . X CPT 13 J xxxxxxgxxxxxxxxxxxgxxxxWKxQmxxmxmxw xxxxxyxxxxx X X N M I S ' ' ' -lf A L'M'?f- x gb XXXXXX?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNFXX YI EXXX XY xgxxtxx Xxxtrxxxxxxxxxxxixxxxxxxxxxx J. S. TURNER ea SONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dry Goods, Notions, Ladiesi Ready-to-Wear IVIen's and Boys' Wear, Shoes for the Whole Family Carpets, Rugs and Wall Paper MAIN AND FRONT STREETS HATTIESBURG, MISS. HAWKINS HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and Retail EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS ' EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GOLDSMITHLS SPORTING GOODS Largest Exclusive Hardware Store in the South SUCCESS CANNOT BE BOUGHT AT THE BARGAIN COUNTER OR PAID FOR ON DELIVERY The Price Must Be Paid In Advance, In Hard Work, Prudence and Economy. The Habit of Thrift Established in Your College Days Bears Fruit in Your Future Days RESOURCES OVER ONE MILLION NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS CITIZENS BANK l HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI T A if ' I fan jf . F M A vw ian-nnluimvmmnuuxxwuxvnu-xxxxxxImmxmxmi J Sxwwqxnuwawxxmummmmmnmmxnv.samxmmnmy Sum ..-Rama ..-.-.A 'Q NEKA CAMON I f e II I I- ' D .. I I K-L mtg T I ' I5 L, fi 'N' Y I1 Tri-I-,QI .Q In al'-II rf' Z .lax 'f . ' J ,is i . f - - Q. 1' - N Xx I , I :K -I kxxxxgxx 3x mxmxfxxxxx J X I . Q X NKEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXBXX -:EK X X X fxxxxrxx II Xxxvvgyyxyxxy Own Your Own Home IN TOWN OR ON TI-IE FARM THE J. J. NEWMAN LUMBER co. I-IATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Will Serve You With The HNEWMANH Brand of Lumber Everything for the dwelling or the barn, including lath and shingles We offer many thousands of acres of cut-over Iands in three counties in South Mississippi. AN IDEAL CLIMATE FOR SOUTHERN HOMES COMPUMENTS OF LONDON GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocerfes Feecls anal Fertilizers HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI We Buy Syrup, Cotton, Corn, Beans, Etc HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI PAY CASH AND PAY LESS THE HUB WOMENS WEAR AND MILLINERY gHATIESBURC'S STYLE AND VALUE CENTER WE CATER TO COLLEGE STUDENTS 'T E42 p .. K ' MQ , 1 , N . . Q umwrmxummxxmxxxwe uwwwxuxxwttgw Sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxxxxx xwaxxxmmmmsmnvxxnmxxxnxxmxumm X S . Num Aww wan? I , , NEKA CANION FII' S n 1 - .X ' I ax f-X I A . N M I a 'X ,k 4 X1 f ' l 1 , f. Is X: A w ' - A ' D f 9 A- K A I E, , I S. gf , ,Lf nfkzl-. L ' ' ! , ' ' , fx fm gift' ' Z ' , 'ig' 4,i-,13lE7if' -lylgsilq ' f.Yf'+., J, H ff K I TO '+ L , 'K ' - ' 5 xxxxxxgxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxkxxR xxxxxxxmx5Sm.xxmxxxxxxxxx -L 5, X , UI A TA A A xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx xxx xxxk ugxxx xxxxrxxxxxxxxx N The Gulf States Creosoting Company OPERATING PLANTS AT I-IATTIESBURG, MISS., MERIDIAN, MISS., AND SLIDELL, LA. ANNUAL CAPACITY, 120,000,000 FT. B. M. USE GEIGER PRINTING Mohlerss Coffee COMPANY It's Blenazecl to Excfusive fob printers Suft Your Taste WC Never Disappoints, YOUR GROCER HAS IT PM ST REET T ELEP HONE 98 If He I-Iasn't He Will Get It HATTIESBURG, MISS, HARCOURT 599 COMPANY, Inc. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Designers and Malfers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CoIvIIvIENCEIvIENT INVITATIONS DANCE INVITATIONS AND FAVORS CLASS EMBLEMS, VISITING CARDS IVIONOGRAM AND FRATERNITY STATIONERY WEDDINC. INVITATIONS AND CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS FAVORABLY KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE. NATION 1 fa F0 RCF- X RQ . I I ff, y ., I I X lnxwmwuxwnmxxxmxxxm xxxxxxmsxxmxxxxsx IQ ' sxxxxxxuxmxx wxxxxwxvwmxwnmwxxxxxxxxxxxwmnl x Z , u hmm Nun u-emi , NEKA CAMON - f Irv- A I ,jf Q ,f ' T 'M'-L . X ' 17- A I. Elf -' xxxxxyNxx xxxxxg xmxgN5xxxx J L XXXXXXWAXXXXXXXNXXXNXXFXXBXX NNL?LkX N ixxxxfxx xxxrtxxxxxxxxxsxgbxxxxxxxxxgxxxxxxxx COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT of ilu: Hattiesburg American Prlnters of Everything THRIFTY LANE GROCERIES, FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES CORNER MAIN AND NI:wIvIAN ST. PHONE 685 HATTIESBURG, MISS. Say It With Flowers AND WIIEN SAYING IT WITH FLOWERS SAY IT WITH Stemme 6994 Sons CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCA- sIoNs. POTTED PLANTS AND SHRUBBERY P , SMA-,EI The Gift Store Members Florists' Telegraph Delivery I'II0W'1 I'S sent Anywherf-, Any Time I-IATTIESBURG MAIN STREET By Wire COIVIPLIIVIENTARY Hattiesburg Coca-CDI BottIing Company INCORPORATED FINE BROTHERS Dry Goods Women,s Ready-to-Wear Garments anal Mrllinery HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI mmmmxxwmxwmxmxnxxxumxxxxAI A 1 I . rl- 'flag' ' f J SAN Am .. f' 4 I lwjmxxuxxwwmmmmwmwumxxmmmwnwww' ir' NEKA CAMON lm .ifq 5 yy . I 7 ' ' if 9 f- ,N ,fvbxx K X . Q I ' ,J - ' Us . ' T 'A iiie .EW if ' Q 4 Qm,,,A,.,f1-- gffXi' - JJ-j 'X N A tbZi Off-i1iQ gzwfljyfghm N F NX 'FXS X qu X - NxxxxxxyxxxxxxxxxxxyxxxxmxxxxxQQbXxxxxxxwx xxxxxxx3xxxxx M11 li Q 5 i XXXXXXXEXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXFXXX Xkkjxlxxxx ixxxxtwzl xxxxzrxxxxxx F RATERNITY, COLLEGE and CLASS JEWELRY CO7Tl7Tl67'LC6'77'l67'Lf 147'L71Ou1'lC67Tl6TlfS and Invftatfons Ojqfcfaf Jeweler to HATTIESBURG STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ATTLEBORO, MASS. ASK ANY COLLEGE GREEK fff fn? N r w mmmmxxxmxxxxxxmxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxgv L W, Sxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xmxxxxni MN xx-Nm ..... - 3 w NEKA LAMON flirt r- f N is 1 f js tr , g , jllh lf , S. st Q M Q. or ' ff 1 M.-. It fa-E t ins, 'Sex' - 1 E 'C'-1' ,tiff 77 xxxxxxQxxmxxxxxxx?x mxmxmQRmxxxxxxxE5xxxxL , , Z-f s-.if mxxfxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxbxxX X xl X X XXXXEXX XXX::XXXXNXXXXXXSXX XVhvre Savings are Greatest the Year Round J. E. Rvliahli- Quality Goods Always ANATION-MDE HATTIESBURG, MISS. WSTITUTION- .enney 49. . . osmmmsur sronis AND HOSIERY For the entire family. Standard brands only. All sizes and widths in newest novelties and conservative styles in stock at all times. Highest quality at the lowest possible prices. Mail Order Patrons Assured Prompt and Efficient Service Write for Prices and Descriptions Operating 676 Busy Stores Our Buying Power is Your Saving Power Piece Goods, Ready-to-Wear Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes and Hosiery. Visit our Ladies, Ready- to-Weal' Department. Dresses, Coats, and lVlillinery. Visit Our lVlen's Clothing and l-lat Depart- ment. We can save you money. We do not hold Hsalesn XVm- YVoul4l Rather Hold Your Guful XVill Zlntl t ul1flClPl'1tJt' Ch HAETIIESBSRGI. The place to Go- ero- o a ott mg Company The And6rS0n I-IATTIESBURG, Miss. BOTTEERS OF CHERO-COLA and other Carbonated Beverages Aristocrat of Hattiesburg Theaters Home of the Orchestra and the Best in Motion Pictures A cordial welcome awaits all stu- dents and members of the faculty of the S. T. C. Service Shoe Shop Where you get the most for your money PHONE. 994 214 MAIN STREET HATTIESBURG, Miss. he cover fog this annual was created by The DAVID J. MOLLOY Co. 2857 N. 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If XXQAQ Men s and Boys Hats, Shoes and Furnfslzfngs A HPAY CASH AND PAY LESSH J2gaf'..Sj5.9f IIATTIESEURO, MISSISSIPPI The WAIT FOR YOUR Emporium Department Sr Ore At Our .Store EAST PINE STREET EVERYTHING YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME PEOPLE WEAR I FOR LESS THAN OTHERS ASK New Corner Drug Store STORAGE TANKS POR SPECIAL TANK BODIES PRESSURE TANKS REQUIREMENTS TRAILERS SPECIAL DESIGNS TRUCK BODIES ALL TYPES NX BOILER REPAIR and TEE PRODU W ,m MAINTENANCE ' T 4-jfgf PRECISE MACHINE WORK THE WELDMECH COMPANY and Mechanfcaf E7lgi716'67 S HATTIESBURC, MISS. ff NEKA CAMON 3, I . ru , , gijfya' il A il -R l j WZ? It ' 'fx S x S , if REX ' ! lvqil NS 'l in .H 9 X ig R PAR: 3 ' ' 5 N 2 ' OE-i Z -1, 2757 - 1fO ,f ' ' T i ' 'Q 1 2 . 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