Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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IN MEMORIAM Mrs. G. W. White Died November 6, 1928 A beloved friend of Mississippi College has passed. For four- teen years :he served in a most unselfish manner as Matron of Jennings Hall. She was friend and counselor of a stream of students upon whom her sincerity and kindliness made impres- sions that cannot fade. It is hard for Mississippi College stu- dents to think of Mrs. White an dead. We think of her as one who lives forever. t

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ALMA MATER Fair-est of all is our dear Mis-sis-sip-pi , Ris-ing in state as the crest of a hill ; Staunch as a rock is our dear Al-ma Ma- ter , Round her so no-ble our hopes ever live. IV hen, in our future , our hearts may be yearn-ing, For the bright scenes of our dear col- lege youth , Back to thy portals our m em-o-ries turn- ing, Clear, gleams thy bea-con of vir-tue and truth. M. C., we hail thee, our dear ±vl is-sis-sip- pi, Queen of our hearts , no foe shall alarm ; Faith-ful and loy-al thy children will ev-er Cher-ish thy mem- ' ry, acknowledge thy charm.

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John William Provine, Ph D., LL.D. President No religion is more profound than that of unselfish service, and for nineteen years Dr. J. W. Provine has given his best toward the building of a greater Mississippi College. He has piloted it through the dangers which have threatened its growth and ex- pansion; and today it is heralded as foremost in the ranks because of his zealous devotion and untiring efforts.