Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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DEAN W. E. RIECKEN ( v (!! (rM r (T v yrs (T cT ' vv Recognized as one of the best biology- teachers in the South, Dr. Riecken has long been liked and admired by students enrolled in his classes. So his appointment as dean was greeted by pride mingled with anxiety as they realized that this might take time from his labs and lectures. However, Dr. Bill, as he is affectionately called by his close friends, has proved that he is quite capable of managing both positions with ability--successful because of his real under- standing of students and campus life. Ci i » i! i 4 (L 4t (L 4fr (L. 4t SULLIVAN-HARRELL HALL AND MURRAH HALL .%. ' H .-- ' ' ' :M ' .v ■ ■%- Ip . s»

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mm is; STli| FACULTY DR. HENRY M. BULLOCK Religion MISS VIRGINIA THOMAS Religion DR. R. H. MOORE History DR. V. L. WHARTON History DR. M, C. WHITE English MRS. W, F. GOODMAN English MRS. A. G. SANDERS English DR. E. S. WALLACE Economics PROFESSOR E. F. RICKETTS Social Science DR. RAY S. MUSGRAVE Psychology