Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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fc MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Fairest of all is our dear Mississippi rising in state as the crest of a hill . . . Staunch as a rock is our dear Alma Mater, ’round her so noble our hopes ever live . . . When in the future our hearts may be yearning for the bright scenes of our dear college youth . . . Back to thy portals our memories turning, clear tribesman nineteen hundred sixty beams thy beacon of VIRTUE and TRUTH . . . M. C. we hail thee our dear Mississippi . . . Queen of our hearts no foes shall alarm . . . Faithful and loyal thy children will ever cherish thy LEON THORNTON, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CAROLE RAINEY, BUSINESS MANAGER ANN MITCHELL, LAYOUT EDITOR memories, acknowledge thy charm. CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI BAPTIST HISTORICAL COMMISSION

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The mind asks questions for which it has no words. From ancient wrought-iron railings, you alone and I alone look farther than the eye can see and wonder that the unwritten sky should draw us to an answer still unknown, unasked for, though desired. Although the birds have been surpassed in freedom and in height, space ships — satellites and rockets — speak in terms of earth: density and heat and radiation. And we must study earth to hear and comprehend, to phrase at first the question. Like it or not, we know our birth is to this world, and though we long for light, discernment co mes with growth, not by a feat of magic dimly wished nor in a burst of wisdom from the skies.