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

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1. Sardis Lake is a great place to go and have fun and just catch some rays. 2. Relaxing and having a picnic on an autumn day ure walks are always a great escape to get away from all your problems. 4. Sudie McCool practicing for a show at Oak Hill Stables. 6. A lunch break downstairs in the union is a great place to catch up on the news. 7. Between classes can be a great time to catch up on the latest gossip Dan Magee Opening 17

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hen you want o blow off stud- jere is always something to do on a cold winter day or a beautiful spring day. Oxford offers a lot for students to do in their spare time. Here is just a few things that anyone can do for little or no money: taking a walk or having a picnic in the Grove; taking a nature walk behind Faulkners home; cruising fraternity or sorority row to check out the guys or gals; hunting in the hills of Mississippi ' s woodlands; go- ing to Sardis on a warm spring day; playing football or frisbee just about anywhere there is room; watching the Rebel sports spring, winter or fall; cheap night at the movies; partying all day or night at the local bars or in someones apartment; bowling at Kiamie ' s; having cheese cake at the Hoka; canoeing down a river (don ' t forget to tip over); going to Memphis to shop or party; going on a road trip whether it is 20 or 600 miles from Oxford; or just about anything you want to do, other than studying. Just relax and take a break, nobody expects anyone to study twenty four hours a day. There ' s always tomorrow. - by Poppy Pruett 16 -- Opening 2 A 3 A

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eUtwrsity of Mississippi is iown for strong academics. Ole Miss has been called by more than one person the Ivy League of the South, offering a good education at the economic convenience of a state- supported school. Teacher-to-student ra- tio is high, giving Ole Miss the advan- tage of more personal instruction. We are proud of our academic tra- ditions - - Ole Miss has produced 23 Rhodes Scholars, leaders on state and national levels, and prominent business- men. The University is taking new di- rections in the academic field, recently acquiring a Supercomputer and landing the National Center for Physical Acous- tics. The University Honors program is known throughout the country as a model program. With the rich scholastic tradition and new developments, the future is even brighter than the present for academic excellence at Ole Miss. fry John Barrett. 18 -- Opening 3 A