Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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An Appr nattnn „ : ' i ■ E write some things with the feeling that to do our best ■ I ■ will be doing only a duty; other things are written be- - - cause we are expressing the things we want to say. Then it is that we get the pleasurable thrill of doing the thing nearest to our desire. In writing these words, the lattei is true. No man can inspire noble feelings and thoughts in others unless there is within him an innate fineness which is expressed in his every action and contact. There is in Millsaps College a man who is no respecter of persons, save by an impartial justice to all. He is a teacher who exemplifies his teaching by his life. His words are forever stamped in our hearts. Daily association with him in Lecture Halls causes us to realize that his Philosophy of Life is more than a mere mouthing of phrases; and we can say in truth that He is a man, take him for all and all. To this man, Professor J. Reese Lin, these words are ins cribed with deep gratitude and appreciation. tM L Faithjully faithful to rvery Inisl, Honestly liorust in r-vrry drcd, Rii liloiusly ii iti-oiis aiui justly just — This is thf zuholf of this man ' s creid.