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

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An enthusiastic school spirit is evidenced by the crowd on Welcome Rebel night.

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The people of Oxford extend a cordial welcome to the University students with a street dance on the square. While the upper classmen are attempting to press the new feminine arrivals, freshman boys are fast losing their appeal due to the efforts of the Cardinal Club which has as its main function the discipline of freshman students. Because of the strangely shaped seats of thought , the campus clothing store receives a large demand for man beanies. In these first few days the renewal of old quaintances and the acquiring of new friends lends a tenative air of happiness with only a trace of foreboding for the classes and study to come. The Rebel band and cheerleaders lead the dents through the streets of Oxford to the square where they dance to the music of Jerry Lane and his orchestra at the Welcome Rebel Party sored by the Oxford Chamber of Commerce. — „ A freshman boy receives a warm welcome from members of the Cardinal Club. Everyone has a good time—Alums, freshman, and Helen.

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A bright smile like Howard ' s is rare on registration day. He must have had some success with his schedule.