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

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, Ap-. . . . A flafcbj E Q DI I I lllll I IllOICICICIQIQIOIOUCICIII IO OIIIQ .OICIIIOIIIOIOIIIIIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIIIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIG THEl9Z5 OLE MISS . Board of Trustees I QIOVERNOR H. I.. VVHI'll Il-lI.l3 ....... .......... l ix-Ojifio l'rmi.lrnt HON. VV. F. BOND . ......... . Siulf Sujvrrirzlrlzdfwl, I:'x-Uffirio HON. J. R. TIPTON HON. J. VV. T. F.-Xl.KNl'IR, JR. MRS. BLANCIIE RAI.s'I'ON HON. J. S. HOWERTON MRS. DAISY IWCLAURIN STEVENS HON. I. VV. Fox HON. A. B. SCHAUBER HON. I.. NEILI, Faculty . ALFRED HLAIE, CE., D.Sc., I.I..D. f.'lIt1IItl'H0f,' Profrssnr of Altlfllflllllfili ALEXANDER LEE BKJNIDKRANT, A.B., M.A., LL.Il. Pf0f'I'550f of Latin Lllllflllllfll' and ljfrraiurr PETER XV. ROLAND, M.D. Profrssor of Pllarmarologfy IDAVIIJ HORAQE BISHOP, M.A. l'rofr5sr1r of linylisfz Lzlnguagf and l.ilrraIurr C.-Xl.X'lN S. BROWN, M.S., D.Sc., Ph.IJ. Profrssor of Ilflmlrrrz 1.ll7lffllIlyI'5 and l.ilrral11rr5 THOMAS HL'GH SONIERVILLE. LL.B., LLIJ. Emwrilus Dwuz of I.l1 LL' Srlmol .IOHN H. IXIRRUH, BE., C.E. Dfan of tllf Sflmol of E!lflil1fl'fillfl,' Profrsxor of Cifvil Erzgiflwringl HIENRX' BIIXOR FASER, Phil., B.S. Phar. Dran of Ihr Srllnol of l'lIarmary,' l'rofr55nr of Pllarmary .IAAIES XV.-XRS.-XVV BELL, B.Ph., A.M. Dvan of llzr Sflmol of f.'nn1nIrl'1'r and lI11.finf'5s .ldmirzislralinlzg I'rnfr55ur nf b1l0lI0lllil5 and Polilfrx XVINN IJAVID HElJI.ES'l'UX, A.B., IJ.IJ. 1'rofr.f.vrn' of Pllilnsnplly and lfllzirs JxI.FRI2ID XVILLIANI AIILIJEN, B.A., Ph.IJ. Dfan of Ifn' Crzllfgf of I.iln'ral .lrlsg l'rnf1'x5or of Grrrk l.ang1I1agf1' am! Litrralurf xVlI.I.l.XM LEE KENNON, M.S., Ph.ID. Prnfr'.fsnr of Pllysirs and .lsfronomy -IOHN NIESBIT SWAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.IJ. Profrsxnr of Cffrnzisfry LIOSEIIH f3TTERBEIN CRIIHZR, M.D. Dfan of Ihr SIIIDUI of Iwrdifimy' Proffxvsor of Physiology ARTHLR BOONE CRUSIER, B.S. Profrssor of .In'oIn1IafI1y and Srzrriarial ll'ork XVALLACE C. AIURPHY, A.B., A.M. Profrssnr of Ilislory RAYMOND LEONARD SI'I.LIvAN, Ph.B. Proffxsor of Physical Iifiumliolz and Ilirfrlof of .lflzlrtirs CHRISTOPHER LONGEST, B.A., Ph.D. Profrssor of Sfllllijflj Rrgislrar THOMAS CHARLES IQIAIIIROLGH, Ph.B., LL.B. Drun of ilu' Sflmol of Lau: Prufrssor of Lafw OLIVER ABBOTT SHAVV, B.Ph., A.M. Dvan of ilu' Sflmol of Edur'alion,' Profrsxor of Sffondary lidufaliorz - 2I CIOIUIQIOICIOIOIIIUIOIOICIC 3 .IIIQIUICICICIOIOICICIQIOID I nQv OHM

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TH OIOIQIOIDIIIOIIIIIOIOIC llll!IOICIOIIIOICIOIOIOIOIOI AG! -6- E Q El925 OLE MISS M HY fXfff ' N X 7 ln honor ol' those who. with arrl-'iit valor :intl pzitrloiiv- lli'X1IYlIII In tl11-1 lvll XX:11'. s.11'1'lt1f+--l tht-11' lix-is 111 fl--lvris-1 ol lvrliiwilfl--s inlir-rt-nt lronl illt'll' l:1tl11-rs, :intl stiw-rigtlivii-'rl lq tln- l1'Il lllllL1S or their .xllll.l lViili1'l', Ill!S 1111-111o1'1:1l is lovingly al-'tlrwat--rl. 016 Miss in the Sixties The l'niversitv of Mississippi is rich in it ' ' s heritage from the soldiers of the I,ost Can-e. Around Ole Miss traditions of the Uld South are ever present, and the campus atmosphere re- flects the influence of the men ill grey. The ties that hind the university to that glorious period of the sixties are more than mere tradition, for students of Ole Miss made glorious manv a battlefield in that menioralmle struggle. Un the field of Gettysburg lie the hon throughout Northern Virginia are mute e. of lwis wlio formed The l'niversitv Greysf' and testimonials to the hraverv of lads from the Vniver- sity of Mississippi. On lfehruary 28, 1801, this historic cornpany was organized under thc command of XVilliam B. Lowry. lt was assigned to service in the Old Dominion, and the sons of Ole Miss were under fire at the vation The I'niversity Cireysu served w first hattle of Manassas. Through suffering and pri- ith a heroism that challenges the admiration of every loyal soul ill Dixie. XVhen the drums heat the last tattoo, only twenty-four of the original one hundred and thirty-five were present to speak the final farewell. The Vniversity CIre5s were not th e only sons of Ole hliss who went to hattle for the rights of their state. lt is estimated that fourflifths of all the young men who enrolled in the university from its foundation up to 1861 portion of these, much larger than the under the Stars and liars. Could more he for a chalice to wear the grey through sorrow. Guided hy the teachings of their NVhile her students were lighting on themselves were witnessing the horrors 1 served under the uC0ll1llll'I't'll Banner. A large pro- average of C'onfcderate 5'lllliCl'N, sacrificed their lives 1 said for their valor? Men ahzlndoned hrilliant careers four years of incornparahle suffering, privation, and Alina Mater, they gave all ill devotion to duty. nianv far-flung hattle lines, the university huildings mf war. lfarlv ill the struggle the line of citlllfCtlCl'illC defense was flung across Northern Mississippi within a few miles of Oxford. After Shiloh the 33 OIOIOICIQIOIIIIIOIOIOIO IO IIOICIIIOIOIOIOIOIC onion i 0.0 fo uwl Nll' -K vliti ,ll WU