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

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lllllllilfliill Qi beloved Mississippi . . . To her rich- ness in history, her position in agriculture, her mildness of climate, her attractiveness in recreation, her progress in industry and transportation, and her advancement in education, We pay tribute . . . Lying deep in the heart of the Old South, she holds within her borders the grace and beauty of the historical Natchez Trace, the enticement of warm sun and countless pleasures on the Gulf Coast, the lure of endless acres of resourceful forests, and the Wealth of a delta unsurpassed in fertility, ever-developing, she may point with pride to her youthful industries, her booming cities and her steady advancement in modern sciences.