Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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James ' iLSi)x Frost Oakiaiul, Miss. Conceit ill weakest bodies strongest :eorks. Jack. If sporting is a sin. Jack is already lost. Has a pe- culiar affinity for the sciences, especially Chemistry. Believes in the brass-standard. He has almost succeeded in nnpressing the Faculty that Henry W. Grady was truly a . reat and wonderful man. An orator and a vocalist and never misses an opportunity to display his voice. He has proved to the entire satisfaction of all who know him that studying is not the only side there is to a col- lege life. Whoever told him he was good-looking basely deceived him. Won ; Iillsaps Medal, 1903 ; President L. L. S., third term, 1905-06; Art Editor Bobasiiela; Local Editor Collegian; Member of Quartet two years: chosen profession, liusiness; L. L. S. ; A.B. ; Kappa Sigma. John ' ii.liam Loch .Magnolia, Miss. My position is too great for nie; I endeavor to sieell ont to it. A dead game sport, and a heart-sm isher. Has lour hours a week of Belhaven in his course. Actually thinks himself a man of great literary ability. Takes great interest in athletics and aspires to be a twirler. He believes in the ad.ige All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. President G. L. S. Anniversary; Left Tackle and Full-Back Senior Foot-Ball ; chosen profession. Law ; G. L. S. ; B.S.; Kappa Sigma. 29

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Harx ' Kv Hasty Bulloc Iz icward, c, Of iiioz ' iiig He is consciously ( manner a sympathetic n ite expression, L!y Gui ladies. To bother other ambition. Aspires to b tries to conceal it. A dil welt versed in Blufifolo 07 ; Commencement Deb G. L. S. ; B.S. ; Pi Kapp Landox Kimhrduch Ca God Jiuidc liiiii, the. John ; ' Cap. As business man, and has w BASHiiLA ( ?). His natur. great deal of training fi fatal mistake of falling ii ing to say in a crowd of had the best time of any siding officer in his literar excellent writer. Businei Collegian; Class Poet; F drew Medal, 1905 ; Orato fession, Law ; L. L. S. ; 1 nrch f- ar - .

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jAMtis Arch ii ' .Aiji AIcKee Iz ' cnicss, Miss. A sclf-iiuulc iiiaii — 3 ' ( s-, and he •orsliil ' s his creator. Alack. AIcKee at the College. Has been here for years, but the Faculty has decided to give him his degree this year, pro- vided he passes in Sophomore Math. He has too much religion to l)reach other men ' s sermons, hut the general impression of his au- diences is that religion is all tliat he possesses. Fears that his head will be bald ere he can procure for himself a better half. Bearing a sanctimonious dignity, he moves among his fellow students. He spends a great deal of his time talking to the girls over the tele- phone, and some of them say he has stickability. ice-President Y. M. C. A,, 1905-06; Class Editor Bobashela, 1905-06: President G. L. S. ; fourth term, chosen profession. Ministry; G. L. S. ; A.B. ; M.A. Charles Lamar Neill Montrose. Miss. Self-cnntideiiee is i ell. but wiieii it runs to I and I and I and I aL:;ai i, it becomes a nuisance lo us all. Red is a great politician, but doesn ' t think anybody knows it. He has the bearing of a great lawyer, and if he were only given plenty of weed and a stack of law books he would do honor to the profession. He has been accused of being an orator, but of some of his speeches it cannot be ascertained whence they come nor whither they go. So forgetful that he sometimes forgets his own name. A curious mixture of common sense, laziness and good nature. Anniversarian G. L. S. ; President G. L. S., third term ; Alumni Editor Collegian ; Left-Half Senior Foot-Ball ; Class Proph- et; Debater ' s Medal, 1906; President Y. M. C. A., 1905-06; Repre- sentative to Gulf States Chautauqua, 1906; chosen profession, Law. G. L. S. ; A.B. ; Pi Kappa Alpha. 30