Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Millsaps, small liberal arts college located on the hills of Jackson ' s historic State Street, offers opportunity for fun along with the brand of education which entitles her to be on the approved list of the Association of American Universities. Many of the 650 students are Jackson residents, but there are also represen- tatives of the Delta, the Coast, and surrounding states. There are even a few popular Yankees among- the eds and co-eds who daily drink Cokes at the Grill. After the game the more socially minded rush madly to College Capers (just opposite the campus) for re- laxin before settling ' down to serious study. While Ed Fleming and Mary Carraway dance to the nickelodeon, Ed Noble, Mary Alyce Moore. Maxine Young, and Edwin Farmer all give respectful attention to professor Brady. T-iOuis Crouch is not so successful. He runs into Dr. Riecken and the little matter of demerits comes up-. After lab no rest for the weary. Here they g o through their routine band practice, with Armand Coullet, plus French accent, directing. Their reward comes later in the year when they go on concerts and play in chapel. Back at the dorms, studes are all set to study. — Could do it very well, too, if it weren ' t for the inevitable bull session which goes on and on into the wee small hours. What do they talk about? — Why everything on earth, and the heavens above and waters under — and probably you, too, if you ' re a girl. Later in the year also, basketball season draws crowds from town, as well as from the campus, to the Millsaps Gym, where such stars as Charlie Ward demonstrate how the game should be played. Because of such outstanding men as Charlie, Millsaps scored top honors this year in winning the Dixie Conference champion- ship. And ju L . 11 ' .. ' U wun ' t get the idea that students never have a serious thought, we add this picture of Pike master minds. Ess White and Roy Clark, out to break their own and everybody ' s else records. It may not be so typical — but some students do study.

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