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ja Bobashela 19 2 4 Senior Class Florence Joxes, K I MADISON ' , MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of .Iris You have to really know Florence to appreciate her thoroughly, because she ' s reserved and ap- parently indifferent. But it ' s just a camouflage! And fortunate indeed are you if she likes you, for you ' ve won a rare treasure — a true and sin- cere friend. Many thanks, M. S. C. W., for not keeping her, but for sending her on to us. Oliver Beaman Tripi.ett. K A, 1 Y FOREST, MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of Arts P. W. Staff. Geiger Chemistry Medal; L. I. Blue Ridge Delegate. ' 22, ' : ' 23; Editor-in-Chief P. W., ' 23. ' 24. When Triplett first came to Millsaps he had the surprised, scared look of one from the wilds who is suddenly thrust into civilization. Imme- diately on entering school he showed his mettle, however, by choosing as his heroes, Fred Lotter- hos and Mack Swearingen. For three whole years Trip, under their inspiration, devoted himself to his studies, and consequently his grades are to be envied. However, these heroes of his earlv college day have been eclipsed by the light of love which, we think, has its origin in Belhaven College. The transformation i astound- ing; the quiet, industrious scholar has become doting and frivolous. We have, at present, small hope that the victim will ever be restored to his right mind. Ary Lotterhos. I M, X I ' ' JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of Arts. An i a bit of an artist, a clever, writer, and could make A ' s, but she doesn ' t waste time on such frivolous things. One of the College Grill debutantes with remarkable powers of forgetting; a bridge devotee; has no objections to enjoying the college landscapes from the back seat of a Willys-Knight, provided a sympathetic and ap- preciative companion shares it. If 7 v ¥
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Bobashela 19 2 4 B. Senior CL Cecil Garrot Scott JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of Science Basketball, ' 23, ' 24; Baseball, ' 22, ' 23, ' 24. No matter whether we win or whether we lose, come what may, this smiling pitcher smiles and pitches on. His is the smile that won ' t come off. And while he pitches, he says not a word. Probably this is because his home is the Deaf and Dumb Institute. But don ' t ever think he ' s a dumb-bell or never talks; just put him in that green Jordan and you ' ll see. He ' s the Long Boy. He just reaches up and puts a basketball in the goal. Walter Barton Howell LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of Science Ij. L. S. ; Tennis Team, ' 20, ' 24; Football, ' 20; Track, ' 20; Baseball, ' 20; Advertising Manager of Athletic Association, ' 23; M Club; Ramblers ' Club. ' 23; Science Club, ' 23, ' 24; P. W. Staff, ' 23; Athletic Council, ' 24; Snapshot Editor Bobashela. You ' d never consider Walter timid; he ex- presses his ideas with much positiveness and vim. His belief that he that tooteth not his own horn doth not have it tooted, and it pays to adver- tise, coupled with his artistic ability, made him a fine athletic advertising manager. In addition to his college course, he is taking a very extensive and intensive campus course, which may be use- ful later. She drives a Hudson. Frank McKenzie Cross FOREST, MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of Science Science Club; Ramblers ' Club; T. M. C. A.; L. L. S. ; Freshman Baseball. ' 21; Student Assistant in Chem- istry and Geology; Honor Graduate. We know Jelly is a forest product, because he does things on the sly, principally courting. The improvement that he desires most for Mill- saps is the installation of mirrors and a beauty parlor in the chapel so that he can amuse him- self by combing and plastering his hair and getting a manicure during the exercises. We wonder how he got his nickname. Will some one tell us how Jelly ever had time to become such a shark in chemistrv. 27
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Bobashela 19 2 4 CI ass William Miller Nelson, Jr. HOLLY SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of Science Ugly came to Millsaps from S. P. U. If they held student examinations here and we were asked to list the three most outstanding facts about Mr. W. M. Nelson, our answer would be as follows: i. Consistent love for a Belhaven lassie. 2. Ability as a ball player. 3. Devotion to the Student Volunteer Band. Allen Davenport Cassitv, A ' A FOREST, MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of Arts Basketball, ' 21, ' 24; Orchestra, ' 23. ' 24; Business Manager Bobashela. ' 24; Y. M. C. A. Delegate lo Blue Ridge, ' 23. Look, gentle readers and gentlemen readers, on one of the reasons why the Bobashela is: Sambo has literally played his way through school. He plays baseball; he plays the violin; he plays the saxophone, and he ' s even played hands (in a game of cards), and he winds up his playful career by playing business manager of the Bobashela. He isn ' t just a likeable chap; he ' s the darndest likable chap we know. Susie May Barnes, K J, X J I BRANDON, MISSISSIPPI Bachelor of Arts Ueiger Chemistry Medal, ' 22, ' 23; Bourgeois Scholar- ship Medal, ' 22, ' 23; Undergraduate Representative o ' r Y. W. C. A., ' 23, ' 24; Delegate to Montreat Y Conference, Summer of ' 23. Susie May forsook Whitworth and her music to come to Millsaps and take up the career of a medal snatcher. Such a demure person to have such ambition ! However, in spite of her zeal for her chosen career, she has still found time to support one corner of the V. W. triangle. And she can talk vociferously about what a really wonderful place Montreat is and I can ' t begin to tell you all the things we did, which proves that the quietest people talk enthusiastically on their pet subjects. -9
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