Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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DEDICATED to PRESIDENT JENNINGS B. SANDERS who hds labored vdliantly, and with good success, to elevate the standards of Memphis State Collese. To him the student body expresses our hearty appreciations.

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CONTENTS BOOK ONE: TheCollese BOOK TWO: The Classes BOOK THREE: Organizations BOOK FOUR: Activities BOOK FIVE: Features BOOK SIX: Advertisers FOREWORD We of Memphis State College are conscious of the fact that progress has been made in our college during the past year, despite many obstacles which have confronted us. We have constantly looked toward the bright stars of peace rather than the dark cloud of war. Plans have been laid for a better post-war school. Both our educational and moral aspirations are expressed in our Alma Mater: Lead on, O Alma Mater, Thy Sons to higher ways. Give light and truth unto them For all their coming days. The sentiments of these lines have been the inspiration for this publication. We have at- tempted to crystalize the spirit of Memphis State during the past year and to send it forth in this book.