Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-05-05
118 GRADUATE
AT A. AND N.
A. And Nj. Had Most Successful Term
In HistOry-Many Graduate
From Various Departments.

Agricultural College, Miss, The
appended roster of young manhood
are the students who will graduate at
the end of May 1921 and who will re-
ceive their bachelor of science degree.
This list, as compiled at the Regis
trar's office contains 11S names and is
practically complete and authentic as
follows:
From the School of Agriculture =
NJ H. Atwood, Ovett; J. A.
Berkley, Red Banks; N. 0. Berry,
A. Berkley, Red Banks; N. 0. Berry,
Pine Bluff, Ark; j. d. Bethes, Sumrall;
F. P. Buckley, Tuscumbia, Ala; H. A.
Black, Nettleton; Erby Blackburn,
Conehatta; Cooper Blanton, Acker-
man; j. B. Boswell, Mt. Pleasant; c.
H, Brandon, Russell; c. H. Brannon,
Greenville; l.. W. Brannon, Greenville
]. f. Brown, Bradley; r. E. Brumby,
A. and NJ. College; w. R. Cain, Little
Springs; H. S. Cassell, Hammond, La;
I. F. Catchings, Woodville; w c. Cow
sert, Goodman; C. P Daley, Jackson;
B. H. Day, Gloster; j. H. Fewell jack
son; G. f. Gaines, Decatur; F. c.
Graham, Wesson; z. 0. Graham, Way
nesboro; J. W. Gibson, Jr., Clancy; J.
R. GOA, Louisville; L c. Graves,
Ellisville; w. C. Grayson, Louin; R. E.
Greene, Jr., Bonneville; NJ. c. Guerry,
Artesia; b. r. Gum, Starkville; j. c.
Hamilton, Brookhaven; j. c. Hardy,
Columbus; C. II. Harrell, Meridian; H
|. Harris, McHenry; j, T. Harris,
Skene; j W. H0llandsW0rth RlenZl;
H. S. Johnson, Oxford; H. B. Lancas-
tcc, Cary; P. E. Law, Canton; t NJ.
7--~--fic'3. Syivatena; Dewey McGahee,
Smithdale; d. C. McInnis, Philip; |.
X. Miner, Gulfport; I. R. Noles, Alex
ander City, Ala; G. l.. Orr, Doddsville;
z. f. Oswalt, Longview; H, w, Parker
Bonneville; S. F. Potts, Crawford; D.
W. Rainey, Starkville; G. D. Ratliff,
Clinton; ". P. Robert, A. and M. Col
lege; E S. Roberts, Arena; M. M.
Roberts, Arena; c. E. Russell, Belzoni;
J. F. Russum, Flora; |. S. Rutledge,
Iuka; Geo. T. Sargent, Calhoun City;
H. H. j. Shoup, Michigan City; A.
Won Smith, kosciusko; G. l.. Smith,
Mechanicsburg; o. z. Smith, Leakes
Vile; r ]. Smith, Decatur; ]. E. Stan
ley, West Point; D. Y. Stapleton, Hat
tiesburg; H. J. Steuterman, Memphis;
J. w. Stevens, Montpelier; E. C. Stin-
son, Ridgeway; F. o. Swan, Briers; E.
T. Taylor, Gulfport; Adolph Thomae,
Fayette; H. F. Wallace, Ripley; John
! P. Welborn, $3.50; F. R. White, Nola;
C d. Williams, Jackson; J. L. Wilson,
Batesville.
/ The ShcooI of Mechanical Engineer
ing;-R. P. Agnew, Bethany; C. T.
Hunter, Macon; Delwin Thigpen, Lake
Como.
The School of Science:-C D. Boyd,
Union; E. ". Dunnam, Richton; t. P.
Haney, Burnsville; F. M. Wilson,
Starkville.
School of Education David A. Hill
Starkvile; 7. A. Oliphant, Amory; w.
E. Smith, Starkville.
School of Busisess and Industry
J. L Arnold, Jr., Shannon; F. W..
Brown, Pontotoc; " 0. Collins, Ellis
vile; T. O. Turner, Satillo; F. r.
Woodall, Coffeeville.
School of Agricultural Education:-
w. NJ. Berryhill, Gloster; Samuel
Howard, Natchez.
Men who will Receive Master of
Science Degrees:
/ Agricultural:-I. P. Trotter, Shaw;
Education:-David A. Hill, Stark
vile.
Science:- R. Cowart, Greenwood,
Springs; j. C. Mckee, A. and M. Col
llege; J. w. Stevens, Montpelier.
Summary School of Agriculture
rs; Civil Engineering 3; Electrical
Engineering II; Mechanical Esgineer-
ing 8; School of Science a; School of
Education 3; Business and Industry 5;
Agricultural Education 2; Master OF
Science Special 5;-Total 118.
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