Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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r i — — Wall, C. Smith, Dorris, F. H. Smith The Arrowhead is the magazine of Missis- sippi College. It is published by the students, for the students. Under the capable editorship of Ed Blake, the publication gives as its pur- pose the following: to devote its covers and pages to entertainment, to reflect life at Mis- sissippi College as best it can, to refrain from “world reform,” and to serve as an outlet for all the creative energy and artistic endeavor that it can inspire at M. C. EDITORIAL STAFF EDWARD L. BLAKE Editor Edward L. Blake Dot Dorris Kathryn Farrell Roy Ray Russell Frank Hart Smith Peter Walker Charles Smith THE M Editor Associate Editor .Literary Editor . .Feature Editor .Feature Writer .Feature Writer . .Sports Editor . C.

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LEE FERRELL Business Manager College for the year 48-49. Without the help of Robert Wall, Mr. Tolbert, Bob Hand of Jackson, Bill Benson of Nashville, Frank O’Neill of New York, and Norman Eyrich of Shreveport we could never have given you the fine quality book we’re presenting to you this year, and most of all, our thanks go out to you, fellow Choctaw, for giving us the opportunity to work for you as your annual staff. TRIBESMAN ROBERT WALL Staff Photographer

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Walker, Dickson, Russell, Robinson It is a monthly publication and is published make up the main body of the magazine. The not so much as a news outlet but as an avenue Arrowhead also acts as the agency through lor those talented along the writing line to dis- which Choctaws enter their stories and poems play what they can do. Each month original in the State Literary Festival, short stories, features, editorials and poems WILLIS HARVEY EDITORIAL STAFF Business Manager Betty Jean Robinson Robert Wall Lee Ferrell . . . .Exchange Editor Staff Photographer • . .Staff Cartoonist