Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Page Four CC. Dobbs litewarv EDITOR. Bryan. Russel BUS. MGR.. d. A. Barnhill BUS. MGR. E.E. Ballard BUS.MOtl. WL Paclc BUS- MGR LB. Campbell EDIT OR- ? N - CHIEF- Waiter Taylor LI1BRARY EDITOR L. r Lane LITeilAR ' f EDITOR. . r v ; E a Lowrey athletic editor Miss Sharpe ART EDITOR T2.L Anderson ART EDITOR.

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Au Revoir Brave comrades who’ll soon breast the roaring seas With U-boats blocking all the liquid path, Attacking you with unrelenting wrath, Speed onward, gladly face the briny breeze; To win will be the price of memories. We’ll miss you, comrades brave, away so far, But we commend you to that brilliant Star That points you to the highest destinies. Although you go, we do not say “Good-by” ; Democracy entrusted to your hand, Made safe will soothe the world with balm of joy; Autocracy o’erthrown will writhe and die, While gladsome shouts will ring from strand to strand; Your deeds eternal blessings — Au revoir. Page Three

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OREWORD Fellows, here’s the book! You have been waiting for it a great while and we are glad to hand it to you. You will doubtless note that we haven’t “smeared it” on — the superfluous, we mean; it’s just a plain L’Allegro with M. C. life printed in it. If you don’t notice this life peeping out of the covers as the book lies before you on your desk, open it. If you don’t get the spirit then, read a few lines and glance at a few of the pictures. Still failing to hear the blow of Zed, failing to see the stride of Ajax and the sway of Dut- chie’s tummy — get at the book page by page, If M. C. life is still blank to you— well, fellows, you must be blind. The Page Five