The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-05-24

the college, is making great efforts to
bring as many visitors to the campus
during the exercises as possible and
to this end they have agreed to stage
| an exhibition drill.
The senior class this year consists
of as able a class of trained young
men as has ever gone out from the
college. There are one hundred and
fifty men who will receive their di-
plomas.
Those who will finish in the school
of agriculture, receiving the bachelor
of science degree, are: A. S. Adams,
r. E. Aldrich, C. B. Andrews, ]. o.
Anderson, J. c. Anthony, G. F. Arnold,
G. W. Bacon, T. w. Bailey, D. N. Bar
ron, c. c. Bearden, H. Bending, ]. C.
| Blythe, n. H. Brown, G. w. Bullock,
j. L. Butts, E. K. Bynum, E. H. Byrd,
| A. B. CarOthefs, H. II. Carter, C. L.
| Cary, J. Chaffin, E. Cobb, H. E. Cox,
| j. E. CritZ, z. +. Deem, S. r. Deem, E.
| V. Ellzy, K. w. Gernon, E. M. Graham,
| H. G. Grantham, c. r. Hinton, G.. A.
HOgg, J. c. Holton, J. F. Howell, w.
| c. Howell, ]. D. HoWerton, J. w. Huh,
F, Hurst, F. J. Hurst, X. U. Jones,
j. c. Kite, T. j. Roger, A. F. Korb, H.
H. Leggett, A. r. Marshall, H. E. Mar
tin, J. A. Maxwell, S. C. Mcneil, H.
A. Mcpherson, L. C. McWilliams, w.
S. Moncrief, J. P. Montgomery, S. r.
Moore, E. G. Morgan, NJ p. Myers, c..
| r. Noble, w. B. Pace, c. G. Peters, j.
| G. Peterson, H. T. Powers, Z. R.
Raney, A. M. Rogers, F. Rogers, H. V.
| Schwartzkoph, J. G. Scott, c. G..
Steele, w. E. Steen, A. D. Suite, J. E.
Terry, S. NJ. Thomas, H. H. Treleavon,
I. H. Underwood, R. 0. Vaughn, w. E.
Vernon, J. A. Watson, C. E. Whiting
ton, T. Y. MILFORD.
Those who will finish in electrical
engineering, with the degree of bach
elor of science are: N. B. Ames, L.
w. Brandon, c. E. Cole, B. c. Feigler,
| NJ. R. Dasher, S. K Nethery, ]. NJ.
| Olive, F. E. Potter, G. D. White, ]. D.
Wise, H. B. Wooten, F. H. Worthing-
| ton.
Those who will graduate in the
school of civil engineering are: S. J.
Boone, o. A. Cozzani, S. P. Critz, w.
| Daniel, J. S. Krancis, ]. G. Gholstein,
J. d. Hudson, G. F. Mayerhoff, E. T.
| Pentecost, D. L. Prichard, M. P. Smith,
IL. G. Turnage, E. L. York, w. w.
Walker.
Those who will finish in the school
of mechanical engineering are: D. E.
Allen, G. J. Blackwood, G. M. Clover.
T. NJ. Crouch, c. L. billiard, G. P.
Frentz, H. R. Pierce, c. G. Rock, w.
| T. Taylor, o. d. Varnado, c. V. York.
/ Those who will finish in the school
| OF Industrial education, with the de-
| gree of bachelor of science, are: J. r.
Anderson, D. B. Aycock, H. B. Hover
ton, T. G. Hubbard, H. G. Johnson, H.
c. Kinney, F. c. Lavender, n. Pris-
cock, w. Roseborough, E. S. Tomlin-
son, P. l.. Wells, NJ. H. Winkler.
Those who will graduate in the
school of general science, with the
| degree of bachelor of science, are J.
W. Bailey, L. E. Clark, J. NJ. Coleman,
V. w. Davis, w. G. Donaldson, E. F.
Ellzy, J. w. Enocks, B. W. CASTOR, l..
l.. Kirkpatrick, D. NJ. McCarty, J. R.
McTavy, H. Macarthur, R. Thompson.
The program for the commence
ment exercises is as follows:
Sunday, May 80 10 a. NJ, sermon by
Rev. William Mercer Geeen, OF Jack
son, Miss; $50 p. m, sermon before
the Y. NJ. c. A. by Rev. Green.
| Monday, May 31-Alumni day-10 a.
M, Junior debate for alumni medal
$50 p. M, alumni annual address by
DR.. c. r. Stickard of New York city.
| Tuesday, June 1-Senior day-10 a.
m, addresses by representatives OF
the senior class, ]. c. Anderson
The Need for Better Live Stock in
Mississippi;" T. G.. Hubbard, "Practi-
al Opportunities for the Teacher; A"
D. NJ. McCarty, Applied Chemistry
n the Industries of Mississippi" c. G.
Rock, Opportunities for the Engineer
n Mississippi" A. d. Suttle, The
Silo.' F. H. Worthington, THE Uses
Of Electricity in the Home" Delivery
l Of medals. 4:4O p. m. exhibition
drill by the Mississippi Sabres. $50
.. m. concert by the cadet band.
| Wednesday, June 2. = Commence
nent day, 10 a. m, annual address by
Hon. j. B. Aswell, member of Con
gress, Natchitoches, La; delivery OF
diplomas.