Mississippi University for Women - Meh Lady Yearbook (Columbus, MS)

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W Yes, The W has changed-but no, it hasn't, really. The paradox is this: the format, regulations, admissions and physical campus have altered with the times, but the atmosphere of leadership, personal growth and friendship has remained constant. MUW is not an anachronism, as some might suggest. Marilyn Bullock N si kms 'H-2 -- Q,i,3 i 5 is i. Q 51 N wir, It is a living, breathing, growing body of students who hold on to the dreams of those who have paved the way for them. When a student graduates from MUW, she carries into the world much more than just a diploma: she takes with her a dream.

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lust as this institution was founded on a dream, so has the dream Q been picked up and carried-like so many linked magnolias-by those who passed this way. The dream of an excellent educational opportunity which sparked the blazing fire that is now the Mississippi University for Women is ours to keep burning. Without perpetual kindling, a dream-like a fire-can die. We cannot idly sit back and watch the dream of a century be extinguished. We must keep dreaming and keep working hard to fulfill our dreams. We are not the first to be here. We will not be the last-. We have been y entrusted with a century-old treasure. It is our responsibility to ensure and to protect it for the future. We are the dreamers and the dream. We are such stuff as dreams are made on . . . Stlmrrrf , xv' '-if 4. 3 -Z 'Q -1- f 1.5 G 'W' '4 H t if Q vs, um ' ' jf il 4. 4 J, ,yy ,..,. 4 Quia , ' and W 1 . new A l A .wp V' ' M . , 'ilfg-,. 15. Y 4 4 We are MUW. ,