Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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M, os. ., 46619 r 481 .mf Z' All 'rhe Chocfaws who have leff Mississippi College and Their normal lives To lake up arms for fheir coun'rry in This srruggle known as World War II, and we proudly dedicare The I944 Tribesman 'ro fhem. The Unired S'ra+es slands because of ihese Chocraws and Their fellow fighfers. M. C. is proud of 'rhese, her sons. Able, courageous, and pa+rio+ic, 'rhey say by 'rheir acrions +ha'r no price is Too dear for Vicrory, Liberry, and 'rhe righf 'ro be freared as individual personali+ies. We pay special +ribu're +o +he following who have made ihe supreme sacrifice: GEORGE WILLIAM BEswIcK . . . Blue Mouniain, MISS. REUBEN COLLINS COOPER . . . . Tylerlown, Miss. JESSE DEE FRANKS, JR ........ . . Columbus, Mass. PERCY EDWARD I-IAILEY lChaplainl . . . Flora, Miss. GROVER CLEVELAND HODGE, JR. . . . Biloxi, MISS. LOUIS BREY HOOD ....... . . . Goss, Mass. JULIAN DONALDSON KEITH . . . . Raymond, Maoo. KENNETH DALTON MCCULLAR . . . Poriland, MISS. GEORGE MOREI-IEAD ..... . . cIao+on, Miss. JOHN VAN BUREN NALL, JR. . . . . Po+oI, Miss. ROBERT IsI-IMAEL PRIESTER . . . . Brookhaven, Miss. I-IORAOE EUGENE suGG . . . . Carrolfon, MISS. They gave Their lives. Official U. 5. Navy Pholo.