Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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IN THE DORMITORIES— A gab-fest in the next room — no heat today — hot-water all used up — tooth-paste all gone — feast on a box from home — can ' t find that book — that afternoon nap — borrowing money to go to the picture- show — a round of favorite jokes — alarm clocks going off at the same time — and every- body is just one big happy family. Founders Hall • • Galloway Hall

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REMEMBER—? Hoping it doesn ' t rain today — staying up all night to study for an exam to be taken to- morrow — saying Prof, is cer- tainly a nice fellow — being broke most of the time — screaming your lungs out at the ball-game — how glad you were when tests were over — resolving to study next semes- ter — what a cute girl she was — sleeping through a class — that all-important letter arriving from home — waiting for the Purple and White to be issued — being told that the class- room isn ' t the place to read it — and deciding that Millsaps is a prettv swell place after all . . . ? Proving that freshmen do study • Going to classes • Co-eds. brary

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IUNE— ' tis a beautiful day — the bright sunshine sheds its warmth on the campus and fills one with ex- uberance and a glad-to-be alive feeling. Nevertheless there is a sort of quiet melancholy sur- rounding all — a sort of intangi- ble something that is only felt when one is going away. It makes us forget some of the petty jealousies we have har- bored — the fits of anger that came over us when everything was not as we felt it should be. This same feeling dispenses memories of bad moments and disappointments. Everything that happened has been covered in our minds by a net of mel- low sentiment that embraces all recollections and softens them. Yes, we have come to the parting of the ways — and we regret it — so, it ' s . . . good- bye, Millsaps. Kids again • talking if over • chapel time