Endorsements from
Notable Alumni

“These photos capture the spirit of the University, its structures, its people; and its triumphs and tragedies. This is a book to savor and to treasure. Ole Miss is a special place, and being able to keep just a little reminder of that in this book is a real privilege.”
—Governor Haley Barbour, Class of ’73

“This book is a wonderful reminder why Ole Miss is such a special place, and why it means a great deal to so many people.”
—Barksdale Management Corp. President and CEO James Barksdale, Class of ’65

“A remarkable collection of photographs, essays, anecdotes and memories that vividly brings to life the history of this unique University.”
—Best-selling Author John Grisham, Class of ’81

“This magnificent book is a ‘must have’ for anyone who loves Ole Miss! We laughed, we loved, we learned, and we graduated from the University of Mississippi, but we’ll never graduate from Ole Miss!”
—Former William Morris Agency Worldwide Head of Television Sam Haskell III, Class of ’77 and Recording Artist and Actress Mary Donnelly Haskell, Class of ’80

“No person knows Ole Miss better than Gerald Walton. For years he has been a member of our English faculty and has served as Dean of Liberal Arts and Provost. His book is inspired by his love of the University and will warm the hearts of the readers. With this publication Dr. Walton adds to his remarkable legacy.”
—Chancellor Robert Khayat, Class of ’61

“A rare and wonderful book for everyone who loves Ole Miss.”
—Former Quarterback Archie Manning, Class of ’71

“Memories of Ole Miss play a tune on our hearts. We never forget those days—the aura, the spirit— and we deeply appreciate those who remind us in word and photographs. What a magical book!”
—Former Miss America Mary Ann Mobley Collins, Class of ’58

“Ole Miss is not a place; it is a state of mind. These pictures preserve those images.”
—Former U.S. Senator Trent Lott, Class of ’63

“This volume adds much to our understanding and appreciation of that great and remarkable institution called Ole Miss.”
—Former Governor William F. Winter, Class of ’43