University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Associate Dean Tom Mason Assistant Deans William Oliphant Jerry DeLoach Decking the Oxford square with bows of holly on Christmas has become a more elaborate production each year. This yesir lights surrounded the square and the ribbons and holly adorned buildings and lamposts. The Oxford courthouse makes the perfect centerpiece at night. Photo by OUie Brock. ' ■■-n , A ventle ▲ 1. Photo by Anir i.isi 1 . The Ole Miss Union is considered a meeting place and a good place to come to have a great meal. Constantly expanding and upgrading the facilities there, administrators have made great strides in offering the best and most modem services. 2. Are you sure that ' s all? Getting mail is often a welcomed surprise. Administration — 169

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aw School The University of Mississippi Law School, established in 1854, is the fourth oldest state-supported law school in the United States. Fully approved by the national ac- crediting agencies, the School of Law is a member of the Association of American Law Schools and is listed as an approved school by the American Bar Association. The law school building is one of the best designed and equipped law teaching facil- ities in the country. Twenty-four full time teachers comprise the law faculty and total student enrollemnt approximates 500 each year. Designed as a model law tea ching fa- cility, the building includes six classrooms, three seminar rooms and seating for 465 students in the library. A unique feature is the Moot Court Area, containing two fully equipped courtrooms, two witness rooms and a jury room. Dean David E. Shipley Dean Shipley or serious look-alike? ▲ 1 Photo by Arne (Jasl A 2 Photo by Arne Cast 1 2. After compleOon of a Hash House Harriers run, Dean Shipley con- gratulates himself with the traditional pouring of spirits over the head. He was Initiated Into the organization after his third run, and was given the name Fast Buck, in accordance with his profession.. 168 — Administration

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iberal Arts The college of Liberal Arts, the oldest and largest division of the University, offers broad and comprehensive courses of study in the arts, humanities and the physical, social and behavioral sciences. Students may take degrees in some thirty-five pro- grams and lay the foundation required for graduate study and for specialized training in law, medicine, theology and other pro- fessional fields. Dean H. Dale Abadie 1 . Intramural events are filmed by UMTV reporters Kelly Nelson and Thomas Johnson. Johnson pro- vides the inside scoop on how to film the long jump since he Is also a member of the track team. 2. There are always Interesting contraptions and Interesting people outside Bryant Hcdl. A 2 Photo by Arne Gasl 1 70 — Administration