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

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illeclicaliun This book is humbly dedicated to those Americans who have borne the brunt of the battles and brought home a VICTCRY. They fought diligently and hard, hoping and praying that the ultimate objective might be achieved, that objective being the establishment of peace and goodwill upon earth and among all nations. Especially do we dedicate this volume to those who have sacrificed their blood and lives in battle so that many other lives might be saved from the terror and disaster of de- feat. As we lift praises unto God for his wonderful works, we are indeed thankful that America has come through the crisis of war againg and we offer our deepest gratitude to those who through united efforts have successfully trod another step through the valley of the shadow of death in order to pre- serve the American way of life.