Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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I College II Classes III Athletics IV Features V Organizations IO

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1=1 L ' Allegro II lUI y a We are presenting this book for what it is supposed to be — a picture in part, of college life during the past year. But there is much that cannot be written here — that great inde- finable but powerful concept known as “Col- lege Spirit,” which envelopes our campus and the beloved traditions of faith and love for old Mississippi can never fade from our mem- ory. These will last long beyond the life of the printed page. If, in the distant future, when the winter time of life has come to us, these pages shall awaken sweet memories of days, both bright and blue, spent under the shadows of Gold and Blue, there this book will be memory’s dearest possession, memory’s storehouse, and the edi- tor’s efforts will not have been in vain. 9

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