Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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He is a member of the faculty, but he is also one of the gang . Not his the heavily pedantic manner in the classroom or out. One of his outstanding characteristics is a classroom manner as refreshing as a breeze from that electric fan which hangs from the ceiling of his teaching preserve, Room 10. He is from a family of Millsaps professors (his father was one and inci- dentally had a BOBASHELA dedicated to him ' ) Once he himself was a mem- ber of the Millsaps student body. He was an activities man, being Comics Editor of the PURPLE AND WHITE, and perhaps his present good nature and interest in extra curricular activities are a left-over from those days. Certainly he is still the student in spirit and outlook, though the teacher in application to his duties. We feel pretty sure, knowing him as we do, that he will make some wise-crack about being the subject of the sentiments expressed here. He takes himself that lightly. Not so we, his students and associates--his friends Respectfully we dedicate the 1942 BOBASHELA to that well rounded personality, that dog show enthusiast, that pedagogical humorist, that proud father, that rattling good history professor--Dr. Ross H. Moore.

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THE COLLEGE CLASSES ATHLETICS BEAUTIES SOCIALS ACTIVITIES AROUND THE CAMPUS