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Rush 4-7
Homecoming 10-13
Classes 18
Memorial 37
Faculty 64
Student Life 77
Honors 90
Clubs 108
Sports 158
Senior Directory 180
19934994 TRIBESMAN
Time — Most days we don't seem to have
enough of it. College students get pulled in so
many different directions we sometimes won-
der — will it ever end. Unfortunately, yes.
College lasts a few years for most of us, so
seize the day, make the most of your oppor-
tunities here at MC,a nd have the time of your
life!
— Beth Gallaspy,
Collegian Editor
"To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under
heaven." Ecclesiastes 3:1
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"Move-in day was a day tilled wad mixed emotions — Excitement, joy,
curiosity, fear, and anxiety! Thoughts of new freedoms AND responsibilities
filled my head as I unloaded my packaged life and entered my future home
(which also seemed to be packaged!). SOME pressure was relieved, as I already
knew my roommate, but the sea of unfamiliar faces was frightening. Everyone
seemed to be rushing around from rooms to meetings to first-time cafeteria
adventures with glazed and unsure looks on their faces, and many of us were
found clinging to our parents more than ever!
The first day of college life is definitely one to remember; it is a time when
everyone is thrown together to seek out new friends and build new relationships.
The only comfort that one has is that we're all in the same boat!!"
Carrie Bevell
(pictured with Carrie is her roommate,
Cathy Whiteway.)
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The Tribesman Staff would like to thank Melanie
Hughes for the donation of these photographs. . . .
Thanks, Melanie!!
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Rush 1993 as you can see was a lot of fun for everyone.
The activities took place during the months of September
and October. All rushees took part in the rituals done by
both the social tribes and service clubs. Coke parties and
rush skits were a fun part of the rush activities this year.
Above: Members of LT make fin preparations for their rush
skit.
Above: This is the look of a Above: I just don't know
new rushee going through which tribe to rush!
rush!
Top Left: These girls seem to be Bottom Left: Girls from NT join in
having fun at their general rush the fun.
meeting.
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Rush hour traffic!
Proceed with CAUTION!!
Left: Time to study old chap!
Left: Leigh Hud-
nall running the
spotlight for the
LT rush skit.
Right: Members
of KT shake the
room during gen-
eral rush.
Left: LT beaus Jason, Jamey, and Brian show their
tribal spirit. Below: Tina Vineyard and Matt Brown
pose for a picture after a rush party get together.
Many smiles were seen at rush.
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The climax of Rush at MC is one of the messiest nights the
pledges will ever see. Every year on Squeal Night all the pledges
from the girls tribes are sent screaming across campus to meet
the actives and other pledges of the tribes. After cheering and
chanting for what seemed an eternity, the pledges were met
outside by the members of the men's service clubs. The guys
carried the kicking and yelling girls to the soccer field where
they threw them in a huge pit of mud. very few guys got away
without being pulled in themselves.
After trying to get the mud off, the pledges went back to
their rooms only to find everything covered with confetti, can-
dy, signs, and streamers. Under all that there were gifts from
the pledges big sisters.
— written by Elizabeth Book,
Sophomore _
The highlight of the evening was watching
Student Body President, Heath Hilman and
Dean of Men, General Coleman get thrown
in the mud! Don't worry guys, Rebecca Dyk-
stra is here to save you!!
"I Love America Day" is now in its 13th year
as a featured event at Mississippi College. This
occasion represents an October Fourth of July,
helping us, America's future, to gain a better
understanding of how wonderful our country re-
ally is. America's greatness is due to the oppor-
tunities available to all Americans to achieve any
goal they wish. These opportunities are not in-
alienable rights or guarantees, they are only
chances to work towards the possibility of suc-
cess.
The highlight of this year's event was having
Mrs. Kirk Fordice, First Lady of Mississippi, as
our keynote speaker during chapel. Entertain-
ment was provided by the Naturals and Priority
during lunch and the day was closed with a fire-
work display.
Carpe Diem or "Seize the day" should be the
motto for our lives. Unlike many countries today,
a successful future is at our fingertips. I urge
you to make the most of it.
Greg Paczak
Priority Members: Amy Lott, John Shupe, Courtney Singleton, Crull Chambless, Melanie Barham, Andy I Love America Day
Burczynski, Ahsley Vickers and Joe Curet celebrate I Love America Day '93. Chairman
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The girls of The Naturals dance to the music — yes, we said DANCE! Freshman Doug Steffensrud dressed for the patriotic occasion.
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