University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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PRANCING MEMBERS of UM's Band of the Hour march MEMBERS OF Omicron Delta Kappa, national men's lead- down Miracle Mile to highlight the Homecoming Parade. crship honorary, march as they proparo to tap new members. RIDING HIGH WERE THESE COEDS AS THEY GUIDED THE DESTINY OF THE IBIS IN THE RESIDENCE HALLS' WINNING FLOAT CHEERS ECHOED throughout the student stadium as cn-thusiastic student body members cheered the Hurricanes on. BEAT THE PANTS off Alabama, proclaimed these shorts-be decked UM celebrants at pep rally before Alabama Game. 30

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MILLING STUDENTS cavort in Memorial Class-room Building a$ they shout “no more classes. Rioters Get A' For Effort As Classes Are Dismissed STUDENT SPIRIT reached a climax the afternoon before the Miami-Alabama game. Enthusiastic about the impending fray, students formed into a howling mass and rioted in the University’s buildings. Shouting No more classes” and banging vigorously on garbage cans, the milling rioters carried off reluctant professors and forced the cancellation of classes. However, the University administration forgave the rioters for their actions. ANOTHER CLASS bites the dust to enthusiastic students (above) as rioters (below) wave pom-poms and regroup for another sortie.

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V II THE SWEET MUSIC of Claude Thornhill and the songs of Ginny Lemare were featured at the Homecoming Dance. STARS FELL on Alabama, the Miami Ibis tells the big bad ‘Bama elephant in Sigma Nu’s first place winning float. Alabama Victory, Ball Climax Gala Festivities Homecoming week festivities came to a happy conclusion with the Hurricane's 23-7 victory over Alabama. UM students celebrated the win with the week's outstanding social event, the Homecoming Ball at Dinner Key which featured the music of Claude Thornhill. The whirlwind was over, and University students were preparing for next year. REACHING HANDS awaif roloase of gift-filled balloons which fell amidst throng at the Homecoming Dance. UM CAPTAIN Gordon Malloy confers with officials prior to Miami's romp over Alabama in the Oranqo Bowl. 31