University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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EDITORS OLE MISS

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Ehitnrial Enarh nf H0912 fllllizmn-IHIIH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FRED MARSHALL WITTY, 'I' -I H ............... ,,,,, W imma SECRETARY OF THE BOARD WILLIAM COLEMAN BRANTON, li AI ................ ..... B urdetle ATHLETICS FRANK HARTWELL LEAVELL, E X ......... .... O xford ART DEPARTMENT MISS PAULINE WRIGHT, X Q ..................... .... O xford ROGER BARTON WOOTEN. 5 -I E .... .... S enatobia LITERARY DEPARTMENT HUGH ZOLLICOFFER BROWNE, 'I' K XI' ............. ,,,, K osciusko JOHN WILLIAM DULANEY, -X XI' ......... ..... G reenwood STATISTICS JOSEPH STEIN BELL, A T -I .................... .... C olumbus WINFRED COOPER ADAMS, A K I5 ,,........ .... C orinth THE CO-EDS. MISS IDALINE CAYCE, A A .X ,,.................. .... M artin. Tenn. QUIP5 AND Qulmcs MISS JOSEPHINE RAYMOND, Parthenic ........... .... W ashington BUSINESS MANAGER JAMES WILROY RENSHAW, Blackstone Club, ...... .... I ndianola 8

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TO OLE MISS Our riches may be vanished in a little day, And reputation crushed beyond redress, But actions follow us beyond the grave- The only thing Ive truly do possess. We place this record of our actions forth, To be the future of the treasure troves Of tender memories clustering around, In loving way, these classic halls and groves. Grant many lives in due succession, A Ole Miss, among thy sons shall be,' Who, living, pose as true exponents Of such riches culled from thee. Some may gravel in the thickened ranlfs Of those unmoved by impulse of the soul,' But thou, intent on culture of the man, Move ever onward to this cherished goal. No blazing trappings glance in silver sheen, To mark thee as vainglorious of a worthy past,' Yet lasting good, performed by thee, shall spread As oil upon the troubled waters cast. H. Z. BROWNE