Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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t GIFT. . . From the Brethren in the south pasture to the student body of Millsops on the occasion of the annual Major-Choctaw football clash was this glaring tribute in big black letters. To further enhance the beauty of the picture, they added thot slight tinge of intelligence evident in the spelling of the final word! This present come fast on the heels of an open letter from their student body to our student body requesting a truce in activities which were harmful to students and campus. Evidently, after pushing the cannon off its pedestal and uprooting the school ' s bell, they ran out of any ideas short of murder. In spite of their efforts to get rid of Millsaps so easily, the arch-enemy was forced to bite the dust to the tune of a 7-0 victory for the purple- and-white boys. So it seems that even if oil Millsaps didn ' t burn in the prescribed fashion, enough blood boiled to put out the necessary steam to roll down the field to victory. Page 14

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