Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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DR. M. L. SMITH Om P R E S I D E I T To Dr. Morion Lofton Smith the entire student body looks for leader- ship and inspiration. This tireless, ever patient Southern gentleman is loved and long remembered by all who pass through the halls of Millsaps. Always concerned with the welfare end happiness of each student and faculty member. Dr. Smith exemplifies what the real college president should be. Page 16

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FHE INSTRUCTOR DAILY AID FOR EVERY GRADE t DAY—DORIS LEE from Ihr fr,,,, ,., ,., !(r,u,„tn.n („U.-4l!n„ „f C „nlr,„,:.tf,T ln..,i..fn I ' ., 1 uu- ult r . ' .ii;:i,;uiri.- , I ' .ii;; OUR SCHOOL .jcial- udk WILD F .0 K I RS n f C ) Act 1 h ' es ft r Beg OB MEANINGFUL SPELLING - 4; AftJc e DAY BY DAY ACTIVITIES jDier 3.00 A Y E A R 4 CENTS A COPY APRIL 1946

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THE DEAN With his characteristic vitality and endurance. Dr. William Emil Riecken performs the duties not only of Dean of Millsaps, but also of Dean of Men. In addi- tion to this, he takes his place as an instructor in biology and yet finds time to lend an ear to the woes of all. DR. W. E. RIECKEN DR. E. S. WALLACE THE REGISTRAR Taking on the task of seeing that all students are properly enrolled and are in the right places at the right times. Dr. E. S. Wallace deserves bouquets for a job well done. He still somehow marioges to find enough time to turn out economists well pre- pored to meet the future brightly. Page 17