Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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Is ' DAN HITT Editor-in-Chief The Collegian attempts every week of the school year to spread the news of the entire school to all concerned. A student publication, The Collegian is none the less a reflector of school life, representing students, faculty, ad- ministration and alumni as impartially as possible. MISSISSIPPI EDITORIAL STAFF Dan Hitt Editor-in-Chief James Reedy Associate Editor William Lowrey Compere News Editor NEWS REPORTERS Beverly Bradford Leon Smith Alice Bradford Frank Hart Smith Maurice Herndon Kathryn Farrell Feature Editor FEATURE WRITERS Joy Cagle Joy Morgan Bill Brown Dot Dorris Religious Editor ASSISTANTS Margarette Jeffcote Florence Lewis James Fancher Charles Smith Sports Editor SPORTS WRITERS Everett Hathorn Jimmy Stribling Joe Mizelle Malcolm Norwood Frank Hart Smith Make-up Artist Bobby Sams Circulation Agent Mizelle, Dorris, A. Bradford, Reedy, B. Bradford, Jeffcote, L. Smith

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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

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COLLEGIAN BUSINESS STAFF Leslie Goodwin Business Manager The Collegian is concerned with presenting and upholding the advantages of Mississippi College and the Christian principles upon which she is built, without magnifying the defects and unpleasantries of our system. To the staff responsible for its successful publication, The Collegian is sometimes a burden, sometimes a pleasure. On Monday morning the hardest job, collection and editing of material is completed. Wednesday is the day for making up a dummy copy for the printer, Hederman Brothers, and finally distri- bution is made on Friday. LESLIE GOODWIN Business Manager Faced with a lack of cooperation, a too-early deadline, and only an amateur knowledge of journalism, the staff has occasionally parted from the best of grammar and style; yet they have produced a paper of which Mississippi Choctaws are proud. F. H. Smith, Cagle, Compere, Farrell, Morgan, C. Smith