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

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OFOWOF O pause on a long journey, to look backward at the stages of progress, and to recall with gratitude one's in- debtedness to the past,-such are the ten- dencies of man that justify the publication of college annuals. Naturally we dwell on recent events of our college. In this volume you will see the records of a college year and the chron- icles of one more Senior Class. The theme is educational progress, which in a measure typifies the class. Years after our forefathers occupied the stages of action, we turn with pleasure the pages that tell the tales of Mississippi in by-gone days. In years to come, with a pleasure of the same nature, we shall turn these pages that tell of old college days at S. T. C. In our annual the past, the present, and the future are interwoven as in life itself. May these pages recall incidents of the past and be to us challenges of the future. We present to the Class of 1928 and to the College one further link in the chain of Mississippi history, picturing the theme in the guise and manner of an historical outline. May it serve both as a connecting link with the past and as a prophecy of H the future. We have given our best efforts to the task, hence we have no apologies to olfer for our work. VVe wish no recompense other than the approval of our classmates who gave us the honor of editing the an- nual. To have edited it has been our priv- ilegeg to have them approve it is our desire. l - 515. 3 l KX 3 I' . X ,NK K0 lb! N i V I 5 43 x f 1 ' if N ft E If sw f . 72 J 1 W ll' X he N, 'ily L ,ill I r' XX X' X I 1 I N ' Y

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J. B. GEORGE President Alumni Association , E I i E ! . E s i I E E HGME-COMING GRO I-ICDME. Noveml REJLIZING that the soul of an it whom it has influenced for good, touch with its former students, now of what it lzas done for them and the students of State Teachers College loz it still and to have a part in its futurf ing strong the ties binding the college The I-Iome-Coming, November all Hor1ze-Conzings should be. As the annual I-Iome-Coming express as full' and loyalty of those wlzom it has serv