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

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ibrhicatinn lo him who gain the prrinh of his nat: wnzil fame to the ' A healing of mlb nat: ional iuounbs,-to him who krpt up to the last a fruitful lam ann loyalty to 4912 jllliss. -rn our ohm Qlolunrl Qborhnn me lovingly 'nebiratr this hook. ml , 5 -4

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,IIIWII IllIIIIIIlllllllllllliflllllliiill13 IlliEllillllllllllllIllIIIllI'!ljiiliiQli.IIIIll lil l ElillllllliiiilIlllllllllllllllllllif. III I Z!!lllllllMillIllliiiilllllllllllllllll Illlllmll EDITORIAL One more year to be recorded,-one more year of strivings and failures and triumphs,-one more year of bickerings and friendships and loves. And on this little hook of ours rests the responsibility of keeping alive in those of us who shall read it with children on our knees some spark that has been kindled this year. Un this little book rests an obligation to recall to us in the dim years to be, some friend of our bosom,-long forgotten,-remembered with a pang and a mist of the eyes. VVe to whom you intrusted the making of this record offer no excuses for our work,-not because we think it is flawless, but because we do not believe in excuses. Take it as it is, and look on it with kindly eyes. Try to look on it as you will thirty years hence, when you will see it through a veil of boyish memories, arid its pages will exhale a ghostly' laugh or two. the faint e:ho of a light song, the twinkle of an eye that shall then be dull in the tomb. All that we have done we have done in cheerfulness and willingness. VVe have no complaint to make as to the support we have received, or as to the interest that you have taken in our work. There has been no factional opposition to this Annual, and we thank every' section of the student bodyf for their cordial sympathy' and support. The familiar old bell rings us to parting. The Lyceum, with its softened recollec- tions, the postoflice and its halo of home-messages, the store wreathed about with con- vivial tobacco smoke, the dormitory with its memories of dear faces and forms and voices,-they all Hit past us and we are gone,-down Depot Hill, and away into another life. Into that other life take Ole Miss, IQIX, with you, as a pledge that college work will bear fruit, and that college friendships will not be forgotten. U