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

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1951 OLE MISS Ten, twenty, maybe fifty years from now you ' ll take a trip in time back to the scenes and memories of 1950 and 1951. We hope this an- nual will clearly bring back your experiences during a most colorful year at Ole Miss. Here on these pages we ' ve tried to record more pictorial- ly than ever before all the events of the year. From the thrill and excite- ment of a pep rally to the quietness of the library, you ' ll find it here; you, your friends, life on our Southern campus. May it be that our ef- forts have captured for you the favorite memories of your college. career. The credit for the success of this book goes to the staff, which has worked diligently and faithfully. We have tried to accurately show Ole Miss and her sons and daughters not less, not equal, but greater than they have ever been shown before. Special thanks goes to Ralph Simmons, who remained at Ole Miss during the Christmas holidays to help meet the deadlines. Also Olivia Lewis, Elizabeth Anderson, and the Sweat twins worked hard and faithfully through the year. Besides the editors and managers of various parts of the book there were many others that were a great help, like Ben Harrison, who was in charge of the Parade of Favorites and served as an assistant editor; George Peters, J. R. Savage, Oscar Parson, and Francis Criss for help with pictures; Jo Ruth Ragan, Anne Reed, and Emily Shelton for many hours in the office. Others that should be recognized for the fulfill- ment of this yearbook are: Sidney McNeil, Abe Tahir, Pat Johnson, Penut Luckett, John Nieto, Jack Rhymes, Janet Buford, Betty Ever- ett, Paul Pittman, Alyce Grossmayer, Ann Grigsby, Jean Gale, and Katherine Ann Pickens. FISHER RHYMES—Editor HAL BREWER—Business Manager 31

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THE First Row RALPH E. SIMMONS Assistant Editor LENOX OGLESBY SARA MARGRET RAYNER Assistant Class Editor VIVIAN SWEAT OLIVIA LEWIS Class Editor LILIAN SWEAT ELIZABETH ANDERSON Copy Editor KATHRYN READY BIT HUNTER Sports Editor JIMMY SHOEMAKE Second Row Assistant Business Manager Advertisement Assistant Advertisement Assistant Organization Manage r Circulation Manager

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The MiQsippian 30,000 FANS TO BE HERE FOR ANNUAL CLASSIC CaiswsSerale Ole Miss To Meet Miss. State WJICorsier For ' Golden Egg ' Tomorrow leabulietag zall Oes Slikfilers Art triodes For PintCourse PUB LISHED EACH STAFF ABOVE, First Row: HARRY DANCIGER Sports Editor ELIZABETH POLK First Semester Society Editor CATHY JOHNSTON Second Semester Society Editor DICK GOLDHAMMER. Feature Editor ALBIN KREBS, Editor ED HOWELL, First Semester Business Manager PAUL PITTMAN, Managing Editor 32 Second Row: PAUL AMOS Advertising Manager GAY ANDERSON Circulation Manager EDMOND BRIGNAC Assistant Busi ness Manager GORDON MACAULEY Second Semester Business Manager The Mississippian, under the editorship of Albin Krebs, wound up a turbulent fortieth year of publication this semes- ter. The Rebels ' weekly newspaper, which rolls off the presses every Friday, is circulated on the campus and throughout the state. The paper aims at covering the campus news, entering controversies advisedly and otherwise, and amusing the stu- dents whenever the opportunity presents itself. Managing editor of the paper was Paul Pittman. Ed Howell was the carpetbagging business manager of the sheet; and Gordon MacCauley, another yankee, was Howell ' s assistant. Beau Carvill as news editor, Elizabeth Polk as society ed itor,