Graduating ClassJ. R. McCall, Picayune, president; Philip Thompson, Hattiesburg, vice-I president; Freda Earle Batson, ! Carnes, secretary; Annie Lou Chancellor, Maxie; George B. Dubose, Carnes; Annie Elizaoeth Entrekin, Carnes; James Angus Fairley, Hattiesburg; William H. Fillingame,Brooklyn; Cecil Johnson, Fruitlandpark; Herbert Lee, Carnes; Elizabeth Lee, Carnes; Eula Lott, Bond;Alice Lott, Bond; Angus MurphyMcBride, Columbia; Wilbur JustinMartin, Brooklyn; Herbert Middle-orook, Rolling Fork; Gladystene Mitchell, Hattiesburg; Clifton nobles, Hattiesburg; William C. Pearce, Brooklyn; William, W. Porter, Hattiesburg; Sarah Kathryn Shirley, Hattiesourg; Lyman M. simms, Jackson; Clinton O. Smith, Brooklyn; Elmer Smith, Brooklyn; Spurgeon Suttle, Lucedale; Curtis* waiters, Brooklyn, and DeMart vVeidy, McCallum.The graduating class is the largest in the history of the school except ^r that of 1923 when a change in _vhooi regulations resulted in the graduation of both the eleventh and .weixtn grades. Eighteen graduates received diplomas from the Forrest county agricultural high school in