Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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3-.Aw .- , , , 'lilly ' n1:n:L...u Surely it signijies somethin g, that these trees, these huild in gs and 'vistas hare Watched the passing of summers hefore a summer existed , as such, for meg that cedar and brick and white perfected a hot Septemher afternoon for men who were hut aren,t, who now are grass. A vast, clay creature victorious over man and time and me . . . I know his essence: I, the student, am his hreathg at my death he is dust, mold, rust

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De in cle nition, Colle e is a plcElce,ga liiif, a force, a fantasy, ' bas been a cl ream, a name, a cboice, a fear, will ultimately be a memory of bencbes, clocks, bricks, books, ancl friencls, of lines and love and lectures, labs anal coffee, J tbe Wig at balf past nine, tbe Torcb at twelve, ana' weeleencls, football, cbapel, finals, cburcb, - Q ancl cbeering, voting, singing, being a member for a moment of a class now gone for ever. Not now, but from now on, tbis is college: a memory of our biirriecl , bappy yoiitb. A i igl i-. f nw