Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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OJC I OIC : ioic :xok: 3.0THE BOBASHELAo.c= !o STnr morb FOREVER can not he spent in college ivalls — no matter hoiu pleasant the life fuay be; hut an effort can be made to preserve in some form a reminder ivhich u ' ill last ivitfi life. Some par- ticular thing can he attempted ivhich, if done ivell, will stand as the best that can be offered the Alma Mater. In planning this, the %Z% SDbaalirla and in its making, there ivill he otie idea in mind — to give you a keepsake that you ivill he proud to own. There are going to he many innovations that will he radical; originality ivill he the predominating motif; the ai n will he to make this as truly representative as the actuality; and through it all will be the feeling that some Token of Appreciation should be left to the Alma Mater. Neither the serious nor the frivolous side will be unduly stressed. There will he a mixture of sedateness and silliness, professors and protesters, flunkers and flyers, prowlers and preachers, brains and brass, intellectual and ineffectual. Not too much of the Academic will be represented, nor too little of the Athletic. To what extent these ideas and plans will be carried out you will have to judge for yourself. i Eftitnr. YYYwryv?T; OIC 3JOK: aoic diok: liMOiC ixok: 3JOK: : o

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otc 3«oTHE BOBASHELAok: SlOiC 3JOtC a jc 3JO Alma IHatPr Alma Mater , dear old Millsaps, Loyal sons are we; Our fond hearts are thine alone And ever more shall be. Proud art thou in classic beauty Of thy noble past; With thy ivatchword. Honor, Duty, Thy high fame shall last. Ev ' ry student man and maiden, Sivell the glad refrain. Till the breezes, music-laden, IV aft it back again. Proud art thou in classic beauty Of thy noble past; With thy watchword. Honor, Duty, Thy high fame shall last. ■ — - w . - I i I k A 1 t f aiirZ2TEQX ikkkkkkiix.

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