Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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ISHIIH This year's business staff operated under a different set-up to those in the past. Business Manager Clark and his staff have succeeded well in giving the student body a larger book and in keeping the editor satisfied. Especially helpful in this department were Rice Wilson, Eva Decell, and Mary Stone, who struck fear into the heart of every club treas- urer at her approach. Business Manager Clark BUSINESS STAFF ROY CLARK - - ----- Business Manager RICE WILSON - - Assistant Business Manager EVA DECELL - ---- Circulation Manager MARY STONE - - Organizations Finance Manager BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Advertising: Edwin Daniels, C-eorge Moore, Fran- ces Irby, Jean Crambling, Julia May Watkins, Ruth Circulation: James Armstrong, Mary Emma Ervin, Codbold, Fred Tatum. DR. ROSS l'l- MOORE Helen Ruoff, Wilford Doss, Charles Scott, Nell Triplett. Under his supervision the Bobashela is printed. Typist: Virginia Hansell. THE BUSINESS STAFFS LAY OUT THE ADS BOBASHELA N

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EDITOR WHITE In spite ot numerous set-backs, such as the Cilee Club trip, comprehensives, and a f very busy statt, the I9-fll Bobashela has tinally managed to come from the press. Indispens- able to the editor were Helen Ricks, who was always willing to manage everythingg snap- shot artists Birclsong, Fox, and Ward, and John Rundle, who wrote the caustic com- ments. Ivlims Wright ot Jackson is respon- sible for many of the pictures included. EDITORIAL STAFF ESS WHITE ---------- Editor HELEN RICKS - e - r - Assistant Editor SHIRLEY CHICHESTER - - Organizations Editor SAIVI BIRDSONC- - - - ---- Snapshots LUCILE FOX - - Snapshots JAMES WARD - - - Snapshots JOHN RUNDLE ------- Literary Editor EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Jim Livesay, N. A. Dickson, Harwell Dabbs, Cieral- JAMES WARD dine Sumrall, Davis Haughton, Josephine Timberlake, I-Us Work fills Mary Lee Busby, lVlarie Crubbs. these P8395 THE EDITORIAL STAFFS CHECK COPY xg 'Quan .- gs, X . aoimsiiiiii , ,i L...-nl BOB Qflilit cp HHH

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as Pop to all his students, has made the Millsaps Singers nationally known. Although he divides his time between the college and the Jackson I-Iigh Schools, his greatest loyalty lies with Millsaps, and in the last six years he has carried the Singers through Missis- sippi and surrounding states on annual Che llll lllll DIRECTOR Mr. Alvin J. King, known simply good will tours . Again this year the student body minus forty-four has been forced to listen to that forty-four's tales of mountainous Ken- tucky roads, I-Iighbee's in Cleveland, and SNOW in Wooster , for the high point of the Singer's year was another good willl' tour which extended through Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio. After a brief period of anxiety over cuts, this excited groupof Singers boarded Joe Grey- hound on March 24, to spend two whole weeks singing, exaggerating southern drawls, and nick-naming all the Joes and Josies. Chief stops were Birmingham, Cleveland, Pop King's home town, Smith- ville, Ohio, the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Louisville, and Chaperone Aunt MR. ALVIN J. KINC Josie Stone's home town, Fayetteville, Ten- nessee. Joe Driver Marsh safely returned the Singers, garrulous and happy, on April 4. Pre-trip activities of the Singers included presentation of HandeI's The Messiah at Christmas and numerous Sun- day trips to Mississippi towns, as well as a number of local concerts. On May 20, the club sponsored the concert of Andrew Cainey, a former member of the Singers who has gained recognition as a concert baritone. .... On June I, the Singers present- ed their final program of the year, a Spring Festival, on the steps of Sullivan-I-larrell I-lall.