University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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e 'Wjjil SF N ,fx in ' r-.LQ Why do we weep the death of man, Or with presuming voice demand Just cause of his untimely end? Can we a Higher Will withstand? 1 fi' r '77 7. v 'X e i -fn N f-nppucfgggfiif. ,VN W f?lE,rm s- V 1, w, .NG A fwqigxif ' X fwrillmp, W ul EJ ig Fame When man, emboldened by the nod Of man, permits conceit to lure Him on to some fantastic goal, We cdl it Fame-can this endure Beyond thegrave? Is man so great That living he doth greater grow? Then vain must he the life of those Who blinding plaudits never know No end is premature if he Who hlest with life itself doth try His talents so to use, so live His life that he is fit to die. 8 fl i ii' new 5' . ,U if' Q I ,J ff 1 - L ' 5 wflib' K xref, s ,JJ ,pina N x K W ig. ' A fi rife 31 Xb 1 N' V ? swf -Q My i 3 Q w N4 lf ig r iid ix v, :

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Q sy V i 1 w m?w9'r.a'Fm 5:NN:I.i:EgA,,, A Egnygfh N . . .jr , of his church's fields in the .Orient-China, Japan, Koreag and of those in South An enumeration of the particular services wrought by this great man would till j4 5. America and Mexico. a volume. Yet such an extensive statement would but poorly indicate the value of '57-Q, But it was in educational work that he eidiibited his constructive ability and wise his life. It Wil given to him to he a source of power in the social, political and bf' ' influence in eminent degree. He was the originator of the plan for a Methodist religious life of his dole. His large and impressive actions were the inevitable ,- y M' college in Mississippi, and to him more than anyone else was due the establishment expressions of his soulg and that soul was aa a light to his day and generation. if of Millsaps College. He was for years the Chairman of the Board of Education Great as Bishop Galloway was as a preacher and statesman, he was pre-eminently of his church, and was thereby the chief director of its educational policies. For great as a lover of men. He possessed to an unusual degree that lovc that is the I some years before his death he was President of the Board of Trustees of Van- divine in man. In the mysterious power of personal inilucnce lay the secret of M3 derbilt University, and he was vitally identified with its progrssive policy. Fin- his mighty service. He had not lived out his three-score years, but if life is to 'Av' ally, he was a member of the Board of Trustees of the University, honoring the be measured by achievement, by impress upon the present, and extension of infla- N office by the devotion and intelligent service he rendered his Alana Mater. He ence into the future, the life of Bishop Galloway was the fullest and most nhan- i 1, I never refused an opportunity to show his loyalty to the University, und he bore dant given to hll state in his day. Nay, morcg no man ln the South exercised such . ,C repeated iztimony to the obligation he felt to hcr. His last service was his most a quickening lnllnenoe upon the idmls of the generation now livingg no rnan distinguished, when he delivered one of the greatest speeches of his life as the sounded the note of progress with such sane and unfulterlng opiiniismg no man Y Commencement Address in 1908, taking as his theme Jefferson Duoiag A Judicial expressed so fully as did he the spirit that shall dominate the future. Fi ' ' Estimate. D- H' B' is D ni I - F' - ,Q 3 ,ii . .. . L ,Q--. V hx -N, qi, ,X , V 5 '.,,, 4' ' ?- ,. O fit 4 'T ' 1 5.1 K 7 ' .A if-F f A as , X. , l . 7 : Ns- . 5200, A ,,,.LY I - ,M 1 .h 54 f 2917 if YJ v 4' W Zi' V - xN X N - ' -A-1 wi gf '-X City -QWJ J ,.f96..f i ,.,1. . . . ok .

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