Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Walter Ralph Applewhite, Winona, Mississippi. Here Satan said, ' kyiow this man of old, an l Joy a long time have expected him. ' Delia. He thinks his wild-cat yells are singing. Wears loud socks, and is an apostle of Charley and Erskine. He brought the art of loving a girl to this world- His long suit is Latin, m,aking lo on ex- amination. His studies have never in the least interfered with his other affairs. As chicken-swiper, his record is peerless. Withal, he has firmness, an affable disposi- tion, and is a well-rounded college man. B.A.; Glee Club, 1907; Basket-Bail, ' 08; Sophomore Speaker; Commencement Debater; Class Editor Bobashela; ' Var- sity Right End, ' 08; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, ' 08; G. L. S. ; Kappa Sigma; age, 19; chosen profession. Medicine; Senior The- sis, The New Federalism and the Old Eaw. Thomas Eowkey Bau ey, Mathiston, Mississippi. Oh, that my tongue were in the thunder ' s mouth! then with a passion would I fight the world. Bill; Judge. Is a born leader and politician; what he doesn ' t know about pol- itics is torn out of the book. He is fond of praise, and likes to see his name in print Could make Annanias feel like a Sunday- school teacher. Thinks himself invincible, but has fallen a hopeless victim to Cupid. Walks like an Amoeba, and smokes a big pipe. Has taken a full course in the La- mar Society, having held every office in it one or more times. Bill is the be.d all- round man in College, and has won more honors than any other man in his Class. B.A. ; Sophomore Speaker; Mid-Session Debater, ' 06; President L. L. S., ' 07; Commencement Debater, ' 08; Anniver- sarian, ' 09; Representative to Whitworth Chautauqua, ' 08; Collegian Story Prize, ' 07; Local Editor Collegian, ' 07; twice a Delegate to Ruston; Manager Founders ' Hall, ' 07; Manager and Right Half Mis- sissippi Team at Ruston ; ' ' arsity Left Tackle, ' 08; M. I. O. A. Representative, ' 09; Editor-in-Chief Bobashela, ' 09; L. L. S. ; Kappa Sigma; age, 21 ; chosen pro- fession. Law; Senior Thesis, National Immortality.

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CLASS COLORS. Green and Gold. MOTTO. Scatter Sunshine. ' OFFICERS. Tom Stennis President Miss Spann ' ice- President W. A. Welch Secretary Chas. C. Hand Treasurer Miss Ricketts Profthet R. J. MULLINS Historian B. F. Witt Sf ort R. B. Sharbrough Poet i6

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Jt)SEPH Howard Mo(.)rman Brooks, Gunnison, Mississippi. .4 true a}id xtcadv man. Whiskers; John Henry. Devoted the first two years of his College life to de- veloping a mustache, and was never known to undervalue his good looks. He is a photograph fiend of the fir.ft water, and is a hon in The Asylum Heights society- As Grand High Caliph of the Night Riders, he has made an enviable record. Always speaks out when trodden upon. Has a strong attachment for dresses and rocking- chairs. He has a penetrating eye, is whole- souled, generous, and is a good student. B.A. ; Freshman and Sophomore Speak- er; President L. L. S., ' 08; Anniversary Orator, ' 09; Y. M. C. A. Secretary, ' 08; Delegate to Ruston, ' 08; Class Treasurer, ' 09; ' ice-President L. L. S.; Class Foot- Ball and Base-Ball; L. L. S.; Phi Delta; age, 18; chosen profession. Ministry; Senior Thesis, The Spirit of the Age. Charles Connor Hand, Meridian, Mississippi. Little, loud, scholarly, and proud. Charley. Youngest man in his Class; i as handicapped in that he had to follow Albert. Loved a Co-ed, but — He is an inveterate Prep, and is guaranteed to raise a rouLih house on shorter notice than any man in his Class. Official adviser to Dr. Swartz ' s cats. He has a bright mind, but does not believe in overtaxing it. He is full of College spirit and an ardent supporter oj Athletics. B.A.; Athletic Editor Collegian, ' 08; Class Poet, ' 07; Class Treasurer, ' 08; Class Foot-Ball and Base-Ball; Y. M. C. A.; G. L. S.; Kappa Alpha; age, 18; chosen profession, Medicine; Senior The- sis, American Aristocracy; That of Merit.