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

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Most men see the Parade of Favorites for free. It is well worth the price. Besides the free ticket which is paid for by their sorority dates, there ' s a free meal. And sometimes the cooperative males get a bonus from the more cooperative females. All they must do is bring their I.D. cards, p ick up their ballots and hand them over. Women ' s suffrage then runs wild. The sweet little things vote for all their sorority sisters and cast the rest of the votes for some dogs who don ' t have a dog ' s chance. The ten coeds in the sororities paying for the most votes or stuffing the most votes are then declared the Favorites of Ole Miss. And I saw them doing it on the fourth level. Where do I sign out for if all we ' re gonna do is park ?

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Coeds anxiously await the decision of the Editor in the Parade of Virgins. Who has to get married? Bring some more of your friends over tonight.

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Roll with Ross I told you it wasn ' t safe to use them more than once. Do you think anyone will know it ' s pajamas? The three dollar activities fee voted in by the students last Spring left the ASB with more money than it knew what to do with. To the glee of assorted booking agents, some fat contracts were signed. The entertainment wasn ' t bad —but the agents came off with the better deal. As for the entertainers, civil rights forces were deliriously happy. A less enthusiastic reaction came from the wholesome and righteous crusading element. The boody-goodies were by the gyrations of two of the female members of the James Brown entourage. There was a feeling the performance was suggestive. How, how would the and righteous crusading element know anything about that?