University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

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Q Qlvrtifimtr Gllama Lgininrg In the ve:11' of 15920, in the State of Mississippi, in answer to zz cull for the ruvest :xml most ettieient petlrxgogs to emhurk on an unknown voyage to the lmll ot eertiheutetlom. where were kept the fzunous sheets of pzirellnlent, l nown to hille ull signs of lQ'll0l'llllCL'. fifty-nine strong and faithful explorers met :xt the remlezvous. the Mississippi Normal College. Rohinggg themselves in costumes of inquisition. they settled for the task. Harlllv hrxtl they set sail hefore the storm hegan and altlioujfli the ship 7 1-s was steerecl hy :1 prominent Pilot. Zll'C'0ll1llIllllCLl by shipmate, the passengers tell lllL'llllt'il to turn hzxek. Hut on heinff CllC0Ul'2l0'Cd bv the steulv l:'llU'illCC1' P tv . ' . P 7 they IlQl'L'L'1l to sail on. Alas! they struek the eesspool of Psyehology :ind l11lllt'llt'I11'tl'1l they grew. :intl only hy eonstant crninming did the pale-eyed, ll'ill NlJllllk'll voyngers keep Sillllllgf. Un the journey many tliffieulties were encountered--so many sea mon- sters were eonstantly lurking' in every tlireetion. Seeing that the clzingers were is great if they turnecl huek. :is they went uhezul, the crew ploughetl away i through the stormy s CII. 'l'here was that terrihle animal ealletl Dr:iwing'. whom no one seemed lhle to eonquer. nor were they any less afrzlitl of penmanship. But the worst of :tll was that terrihle he:1st enllell English, It was present during the entire .iourm-y. Nlixell with the sorrows of this Course. e:1nIe the joys. The oeenn was not :ilwnys stormy. hut :it times it was ezilm :tml peaceful. My! how the sail- ors enioyell the woiillertul h.1ll ggxxines. :is well :is the good progframs given in rhupel. Sometimes they glilletl along llllllI0ll'Stt'd. Many limes aliml they ery for lnml! luml! hefore even the trees were out of slglll. hut :it lust one NIM clay in 1920 they reached the lanml of sun and 4'-vwers. H es. the vov'igers were clevoutly tllilllliflll and heaveml :1 sigh as they v V uit:-re-il. l'mislurcl vel hwviniiing' pe