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

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WAY. DOWN SOUTH IN MISSISSIPPI, THERE ' S A SPOT THAT EVER CALLS. WHERE AMONG THE HILLS ENFOLDED STAND OLD ALMA MATER ' S HALLS. WHERE THE TREES LIFT HIGH THEIR BRANCHES TO THE WHISPERING SOUTHERN BREEZE. THERE OLE MISS IS CALLING, CALLING TO OUR HEARTS FOND MEMORIES.

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Some things in life become more precious as we live with them. Your Ole Miss will probably be one of those things. Even though the editors have been engaged in what is referred to by some as a labor of love, for the most part, you think the annual is a costly book. This annual records the pictures, the events, the organizations, and the spirit of this year at the University of Mississippi. I hope you have enjoyed as much as I have the privilege of being permited to work here. My association with you has been most pleasant and worthwhile. As the years go by you will enjoy looking at this annual and recalling your experiences here— renewing your acquaintances with friends, and living over again those events which the years ahead will emboss with the highlights of reflection. Through the years, this message brings you hope, faith, inspiration, and best wishes. BOARD OF TRY. SITES MRS. JANIE RICE TAYLOR Jackson MARTIN V. B. MILLER Meridian R. D. MORROW Brandon MRS. HAZEL P. LEE Eupora J. W. BACKSTROM Leakesville H. G. CARPENTER Rolling Fork R. D. McLENDON Poplarville R. W. REED Tupelo 1. 0. EMMERICH McComb R. B. SMITH, JR Ripley R. N. HENLEY Macon PAUL H. BOWDRE Hernando H. M. IVY Meridian E. R. JOBE Jackson OUR CHANCELLOR J. D. WILLIAMS