Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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We Pay Special Tribute To Our Dean Of Students DR. CHARLES SCOTT The Tribesman staff, along with all on campus, wish to express sincere thanks to a great Dean of Students, Dr. Charles W. Scott. Dr. Scott is retiring from his position as Dean, but will retain a full professorship in education. We are grateful to Dr. Scott for his tremendous influence as a Christian teacher and leader. We feel privileged to have such a man on campus. The experience he has gained during his 25 years of service to MC has never failed to help and inspire those who needed it.

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i We Dedicate the 1974 Tribesman ly he Is, an of he on us tse Mrs. Sue Lipsey “Teaching at Mississippi College means working with congenial friends, cooperating students, and graduates who go all over the world with zeal, compassion, and loving-kindness. Both in their stay and returning, they enrich us with their knowledge, their joy and interest in their work, their accomplishments. They are a stabilizing influence. Mrs. Sue Lipsey “Even though Mrs. Lipsey and I will probably never see each other again, she will always be the fondest memory I have for MC. I know that because of her, my life has been enriched with knowledge and a new love for life that she has. To me, Mrs. Lipsey will always be the lady and professor that she is now. The respect and admiration that many have for her will be dedication enough for a lady that has enriched so many with her own life.” Graduate 1974 17

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Founders Award SCOTT COOK, Recipient, Founders Award An award conferred upon the senior student who has made the most significant contribution to the student life of Mississippi College in exemplifying the ideals for which the College was founded and in leadership and service. Award established in 1974 to be administered by the College at the discretion of a representative com- mittee of the College family. Initial recipient, Scott Cook, Class of 1974.