Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Hule lA m PRESIDENT M. L. SMITH This year Millsaps College begins the second fifty years of its educational service to the youth of Mississippi. Its endowment, national rating, and tradition assure it of con- tinued and increasing usefulness. But as important as the endowment and rating are, prob- ably the greatest single factor in the life of the college is that Spirit of Millsaps which is so intangible and yet so surely known by those students and people who get into its life. Let me congratulate every person whose opportunity it is to live in this college com- munity and whose fortune it is to discover the spirit of Millsaps. M. L. SMITH, President. Page 1 1

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Om mn DR. W. E. RIECKEN Dean of Men MRS. MARY B. STONE Dean of Women Dean Bill Riecken is a good guy. He is a many-faceted personality: a member of AED, honorary pre-med fraternity; a teacher of biology; and Dean of Men. He is admirably fitted for the Dean ' s desk, possessing an agreeable, friendly personality in addition to a will very definitely his own. He is a clear, concise speaker. What he says, you get— whether it be a fact of biol- ogly or a matter of student attend- ance. You ' re OK, Dean Bill. Mrs. Mary B. Stone, Dean of Wo- men, is a very versatile person. Beside her duties as Dean, she is a member of Chi Delta, honorary literary soror- ity, as well as of Sigma Lambda, hon- orary leadership sorority. She is ad- visor to the Women ' s Council and is an excellent English teacher. I am a rather extroverted person, she admits laughingly. She is also extremely capable and intelligent. She is as well-liked as she is likable. Hats off and a hand-shake to you, Mrs. Stone, for handling so many duties so well. Page 13