Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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SE] CaU ' IN CuAWKdUD ApplKwhit The ivorld Icihj-u ' s iiolliiit He walks over the campii and seems to expect all lower great authority. Thinks he h: press upon all, who do not kn man. Feels that he has few ec self smart and good-looking. Latin. (Jakley Scholarship P Greek, 1905-06; Southern Ur itor BoBASHELA.- Full-Back S Medicine; G. L. S., A.B., Kaj: Oscar B.vckstrom •7 iin ' cr felt the kiss of I Fatty. He is a man of is his hobby, but he lacks the a He has some of the characte his most prominent possession and takes his naps during th head on such a slender body Class Editor, 1906-07; Secret Y. M. C. A., 1906-07; Class term; Mid-Session Debater; sion, teaching ; G. L. S. ; A.B. di i yJ

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. Prentiss. Miss. If time ! c Qi . i ' i-(.)in his niocking- him a proficient nnisician, etl his talent. , l vays pres- ' hen most needed. To hear .vho escaped his incendiary rarefnl investigation reveals iiotj unsafe. His impressive inds spectators that nothing- iness Alanager Bob. shI ' .l. , n, 1905-06; Class President, :-. . 1906-07: Quarter-Back Medicine ; L. L. S. : B.S. ; .Chester. Miss. ill himself. the class by name. Has a o be very dignified since he royal road over the uneven ermons a specialty. Thinks ith a parsonage on it. His ice-President V. AI. C. A., ; President G. L. S., second taught school thirty months : chosen profession, Ministry ; U ei S)L.e e.i ;:;

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Ja-MEs I,i:(i PiKkrv Prentiss, Miss. Must I study. ' Oil. wluit u ■ ' iistc of time! Jim. Does stunts in Jackson Sucietx ' . From lus mocking- bird month and legs one would think him a proficient musician, but lack of energy and indifference buried iiis talent. Always pres- ent when most vmdesiralilc and absent when most needed. To hear him talk one would think that those who escaped his incendiary threats would indeed be fortunate, but careful investigation reveals the fact that the object of his anger is nofj unsafe. His impressive Let me see you a moment always reminds spectators that nothing- can be made a secret. .Assistant business Manager Bi: 1!- shela, 1905-06; President L. L. S., fourth term. 1905-06: Class President, 1905-06; tlumorous Editor Bobashel.v. 1906-07; Quarter-Back Senior Foot-liall ; chosen profession, Medicine; L. L. S. ; B.S. ; Kappa Alpha. Jamhs RonERT Bright Chester. Miss. Deep versed in books and shalloie in liiinself. Jim Hob. The brightest man in the class by name. Has a weakness for using big words. Tries to be - ' ery dignified since he has become a Senior. Knows well the royil road over the uneven ways of the classics, makes borrowed sermons a specialty. Thinks he will need a work, the first year, with a parsonage on it. His oratory is ])leasing to himself alone. ' ice-President V. AT. C. A., 1906-07; Anniversary Orator G. L. S. ; President G. L. S., secoutl term ; Y. ' SI . C. A. Editor Colki iau : has taught school thirty months ; Left Guard on Senior Foot-Ball Team ; chosen profession, Ministry ; G. L. S.; A.B. 25