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

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X, i I NE more year has turned to history and we are soon to shake the good-bye hand. i Some of us are ready to step ont and meet the big, busy world fare to face, while others will have the good fortune of returning lo the pleasant fields of study. In this little volume that ive have modestly called a book. we've tried to ehroniele only a ,few of the chief happenings at the Vniversity of Mississippi during the glorious session of 19111-15. Eaeh syllable of this year's Ole Miss has been written with a fond hope that not a member of this student body will ever have an oeeasion to look baek to this session and have its pleasures mingled with a single regret. A spirit of love has prompted every word of this book, and we have tried hard to put out a book that will please every student, but, if, in your estimation, we have failed, kindly remember that you are partly al fault. sinee we have asked for the services of every student. Please read this little volume with a warm feeling of forgiveness rather than a eold stern feeling of eondemnation, being reminded of the ever present fart that we are human beings and that it is human to err. Judge Duke Kimbrough: Now, which horn of the dilemma docs the Mississippi law take? Page Three

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DR. F. L. RILEY Rupert Johnson: 'HI Jingocs, you,w got to use common Scnscf' Page Five