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Opposite page: (top) Charles Gross, Mor- ris Jones, and Montgomery Martin hyster- ically react to Earle Donelson ' s weird pos- ition. This page: (top} The Memphis State Jazz Band 0 performs in a special chapel program, fmiddie left) Doug O ' Neiil avidly pursues Steve Bedford in the Jun- ior-Senior football gatn,e. (middle right) Turkey trottei: Burt Nfays grins at the thought of lucJous turkey legs awaiting ' his possible victory, (bottom) Stanley Gar- rott gazes at Chris Humphries ' exposed legs on Grub Day.
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%. .f ' - v ' ' ■ Hi rfufeir--- ' ' ' ' : - ' , , ' i ' -- 1. ' ' % ,, . ' : ' ' i ., 1 i ii Sf ' W ■1 Dissent! Students Displa As the first half of the year came to a close, some sttidents slowed down, while others refleiwed their efforts. Among the seniors if their slump had not already begun, it soon would do so officially. Mani- fested in a few speeches and news- paper editorials, which were all well- meant efforts to modernize student attitudes and school policies, was the concern of some involved: persons who wanted to keep their school in step with the times. Though none of these met with any immediate suc- cess, they did definitely cause dis ' - ruptions in what was becoming the boring lull of first semester, Many disagreed With the ideas of the origi- nators of these efforts but the heated discussions which resulted revealed that all agreed on at least one point — that everyone is enti- tled to his own opinion. The hilariQus skits presented by Buck Lewis, Kip Caffey, Mack Ray, and Jimmy Overbey relieved student tensions much the same as the jun- ior-senior football game allowed individuals to vent their pent-up wrath through Jfiarmless but aggres- sive physical exertion. As exams loomed on the horizon, students celebrated the approach of Christmas holidays, while realizing that they would soon have to begin studying in earnest. Seniors dreamed of possible second semester exemp- tions. Others joined them in long nights of concentrated cramming. Slowly, one by one, each exam was confronted, until on the last day, one could walk out, jubilantly aban- doning books and cares for three weeks of sleeping and partying.
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