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I Love America Day On October 3, 1983, for the third consecutive year, I Love America Day was held at Mississippi College. The entire day consisted of a series of activities directed by chairman Christy Taylor. Patriotic festivities were initiated with a very effective speech given by Governor William Winter. He skillfully set the frame of mind of his audience with this thought: Patriotism is best shown by caring — more so than the brightest colors or even the most beautiful symbols. He expressed that love for America can be shown by actions that directly help the people of America. Winter’s speech was followed by a flag history of Mississippi, with historical trivia presented about each of the flags that have flown over Mississippi. The ceremony was followed by a reception featuring the all-American delicacy, apple pie, on the patio. Students were honored with free gifts of flag pins, pencils, and miniature flags. As the day drew to a close, each participant seemed to harbor this thought: The true spirit of our country is found in her people. Living among them assures one that America is truly America the beautiful. LEFT PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: Governor William Winter was invited to speak during chapel on I Love America Day which was organized by Christy Taylor. Jet Davis, who won the award for the best costume, clowns around with Kevin Humphreys. Susan Kirby, Alissa Spigener, Jon Daniels, and Tracy Tyler enjoy their fried chicken and apple pie. f 28
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RIGHT PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: Not only did students get Spring fever, but the cafeteria workers did as well. A roasted pig was prepared to enhance the luau. Eddie Donahoe and Mark Reed spent many hours deciding on just the proper attire for a day hke this. Johnny Wade Gaspard looks right at home absorbing those Gamma Rays. Kim Davis and Amy Washburn practice hula skills in their new skirts. 27
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l RIGHT PAGE TOP TO BOTTOM: Hal Holman and Chip Massey take a break from classes to eat and enjoy the festivities. Chief Choc and our own Uncle Ben McCard Sam hand out free pencils and flags. Brad Parker models one of the more unique costumes for I Love America Day. 29
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