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

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WHEREVER AN OLE CROWD, LIKE COTTON IS PICKED AT FIRST GLANCE, IT ' S A UNIVERSITY JUST like any other University. But take a closer look and you will see something incredibly unique about this won- derful institution. We, the year- book staff, have taken on a great responsibility by trying to express in words and pho- tographs the beauty of this place we call Ole Miss. As we started this task we came to realize that there is no way of expressing through words the beauty and granduar of such a wonderful Alma Mater. However, we hope you will be pleased with our attempt to recreate the beauty and splendor of the Grove on a cool October football game day, the columns of the Lyceum, or even the squirrels that scamper through- out the campus. The University of Mississippi is definitely in a class of its own. Take a look at any aspect of our beautiful campus and you will see continued pg. 7

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«■ Nay down south in Mississippi, there ' s a spot I that ever calls, Where among the hills enfolded, stand old Alma Hater ' s halls, Where the trees lift high their branches to | the whispering Southern breeze. There Ole Miss is calling, calling to our hearts fond memories. -Ole Mm Alma Mater Dr. Glenn Hopkins. Interim Dean of tilt University of Mississippi College of liberal Am, kadi Phi Beta Kappa lite team member! across the Ole Mill (ampui during the team ' s three-day evaluation to determine if the univer- sity is worthy of a chapter of the nation ' s oldest anil most prestigious undergraduate organization

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