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

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l 0 portray student life with the highest regard for reality . . . to give to the readers of this volume a glimpse of Qle Miss in all its beauty . . . to emphasize the Wealth, both tangible and intangible, of the state which We all love-have been the desires of the staff which led to the creation of your 1933 Ole Miss.

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Lilovcrnoi' HUGH L. WHITE l Governor Hugh L. White is a true son of Ole Miss. While attending the University, he was a member of the first football squad, today he is still an active man, l a lover of sports, and a lover of knowledge. He rec- ognizes the need for a well-rounded development of the state and is vigorously promoting a campaign for im- proving every phase of endeavor-educational, indus- trial, agricultural, recreational, and political. As ex- officio President of the Board of Trustees, Governor Wliite is a loyal supporter of his Alma Mater. To him we tender our appreciation for his efforts toward the building of a greater Ole Miss. I Q . X ',':. ' L li .. -llc.-.7 A -L -,.fv',x,'..sf-,',,,f,Lj. .va yi- 1,-fp' ..- W W f g,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,ff. ,j., .1.Q,:g,i ,.,f1iw'.,':' ':yp'.ff-,- y,1:i,,' l fl 1 I I' - 1,,.1-,y I-,i yer. -gilff N- - .1 P i.15?-f?g.f,i'.f f , :iYif1liTlJL3. f ..' it' 1x. 5 'Y'.' 'f',2f-Vi! Ci! ll iiilliiilvii illllilllliigiil-ii ffiflfffft- is wifi if .- 1 t, f .,g 1 . -.ff Cf - ,---.WF ff 'fz'4'fq'ly?bi Eff' ll-1'5'5f'5i?f':lM f.W5ffTr1? 5 ' pi i:i'QfPiXi Q4l'1'54'V.1'd'i 4,-'Wi-aiwg' nigh.igkErglypnvsgv.V.,,Ax-gf,J,,'3Af-,Magi. itil!! -f'.Q'5f'fl.ff?A gal? 5 , fl 'I 9 g'lhyl!,'1.gg.-.f, -ff - - JR-1-f 1 in '.-1,n ..'x'f.-. 'wa--.ik J , fm-.enLleM'9fiu?f?4frff:1 bfltti. ul, itil' fri' if ' -'.'-wil-9 lrf.-, ' 'Vi' ffvzivy iw -Q 4 ' ' ' . s tw i' 4,51 irliiipqf-7 3 Q Fw A mxnf 0 '