Millsaps College - Bobashela Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Above — A newcomer to the Millsaps hot spot list, Dr. Feelgood ' s attract- ed its share of regulars. Right Holly?! Left — George Street is a place where one could get away from the bustling night life and relax to some easy listening tunes upstairs. Below— Sexuality Quiz . . . How many of you know where this is? How many of you will admit it?! Actually, this closet door located in the heart of downtown was frequented by many Millsaps students for various reasons. The dancing alone was a superb draw along with Beer Bust and friends. Jack ' s is definitely on the list of hot spots. Hot Spots 25

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Millsaps ' Hot Spots ' ' Where did YOU go out at night?! Christo ' s— Famous for its $2.75 pitchers, this was a good spot on Thursday night. CS ' s— There is probably no other place that draws Millsaps students so well as this hot spot . Inez Burgers and Cheese Fries (as well as the brewskies) are popular items on the menu. W.C. Don ' s — Cheap beer and a pretty good band are the Major draws of this little night spot lo- cated behind the fast food shop on West Street. Everyone knows that college students need a place (or three or four) to go to blow off a little steam (and a test or two) every now and then. But just where do all the Millsapians trek off to when the sun begins to melt slowly over the horizon and the moon glimmers lightly through the clouds? The first migration appears to be toward CS ' s, probably because it is closest to campus. Shortly thereafter, a group will split off and head in the direction of Christo ' s — being drawn by the $2.75 pitchers and large T.V. screen. As the even- ing wears on, the dispersion continues as students are found enjoying music at George Street, and W.C. Don ' s. Dr. Feelgood ' s is also another spot where students can do just that — feel good (after all the cheap brew). For those who like to dance and those who like to reach in the closet and pull out those dancing shoes there was the infamous jack ' s. But alas, the moonbeams begin to fade and the sun peeks slowly over the eastern horizon and the night life settles back into the everyday life of an ordinary Millsaps College student. Just know- ing that there will be another night out is enough to sustain one. And where will YOU go out then?? 24 Hot Spots

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SUN ... s B p R R E 1 A N K G 1 9 8 6 SURF ... Above — Quite often students will rent condos or houses on the beach for spring break. Here, one student shows her enthu- siasm for the sunny day. Upper right — One of the most memo- rable sights of Florida is the late afternoon sun setting over the water. It seems the perfect ending to the perfect break. Lower righl — Kappa Sigma Emery Edwards enjoys sail boarding on a beautiful clear day. Spring Break. That ' s the time that all students look forward to the most, except (of course) for summer. From the time the fall semester gets underway, students get together with their friends and begin to plan what they will do when the much needed break arrives in March. Plans vary, but the usual hot spots such as Florida and the mountains get the majority of the students. During 1986, Millsaps students journeyed to Destin, Panama City, Fort Lauderdale (where our friends bar- ely escaped an escapade with the police), Mexico, Carribbean cruise, and Colorado. Quite often, fraternities will organize trips to go snow skiing for their members. Other groups rented beach houses for the week and soaked up the rays, while still others just went beach camping . But no matter where it was spent. Spring Break ' 86 was quite a time for everyone— even for those who stayed home and studied for things like the MCAT. 26 Spring Break