Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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iR. D. M. NELSON Dr. D. M. Nelson is justly respected for his efficiency in managing the Administrative functions of his office. Far greater, however, he is admired for the manner in which he is guiding the progress of Mississippi College according to the school ' s traditional ideals for Truth and Virtue. Quiet dignity and Christian consideration describe his leader- ship.

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MRS. P. I. LIPSEY, JR. Though many are students of life, few attain genuine philosophy. One of these few we have in our midst. A woman deeply revered for her sterling character, her broad learning and scholarly attainments, her constructive interest in student affairs, and her gracious personality has captured elicited admiration from her professional associates and warm esteem from her students. In the sin- cerest appreciation of her stimulating influence, her peerless example, and to the paragon of Christian womanhood, THE 1952 TRIBESMAN is respectfully dedicated to Mrs. P. I. Lipsey, Jr.

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MRS. GRACE MEDLIN ELSEY, B.S. Doan ol Women; B.S., Southwest Missouri State Teachers Col- lege; Study, Mississippi College. Mrs. E. N. Elsey , endowed with many talents and abilities, is an invaluble personality on Mississippi College campus. Her unbiased at- titude, her understanding ol human nature, and her practicality have inspired not only women students, of whom she is Dean, but all who know her to live in harmony and co- operation. HOWARD EDGAR SPELL. Ph.D. Academic Dean; B.A., Mississippi College; Th.M., Ph.D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. We proudly present our dean! The duties of this office are many and varied, but Dr. Spell performs them effectively. Complicated sched- ules are no problem to him. His good mawn- ing to all has become a permanent fixture on our campus. His brilliant interpretation of and familiarity with the Bible have merited for him the admiration of the Student Body.