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

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QGGCQQQOQOQOG EDICATION To REV. J. N. MCMILLIN Q5 WHOM WE RESPECT ABOVE ALL. AS A CHRISTIAN LEADER, TRUST AS CD DMIRE AS D A FRIEND AND A A TEACHER, DO WE The Class of 1925 A Q ' AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATE THIS EDITION OF THE NEKA CAMON. E , W- fl il.. AM J W if 1 77' -Wf! K . Q was X f N! pg, WD Q Q Q . - Q? ' Q F r J r,-,X QL, K, ..KgJv