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

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FAR LEFT The good, The bad, and The Ugly. LEFT can ' t get fired up about this campaign. BELOW Grooving in the Grove. III rill nil si nit 27

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The atmosphere of summer school is as relaxed as the swimming pool, a sun- tan at Sardis, or wearing shorts to Shakes- peare. The pace slows down and college students become the cynical observers of thousands of foreign invaders swarming in from high school. Cheerleader clinic, band clinic and pre-college conference con- stantly invite immigrants to bring their teem- ing masses. The Ole Miss student body, freshly renewed by many teachers return- ing for masters work, quietly le aves for Marks, the Rendevous in Memphis, and Holly Springs to bask in relaxed fun-loving friendship at their favorite watering holes. At home, most of the students are plan- ning for the school year. Fraternities and sororities have summer rush parties and workshops as they map plans to capture the stars from around the state. FAR LEFT Skiing and catching rays are the main concern in the summertime. LEFT University pool is the pause that refreshes. BELOW Soul food, cafeteria-style. I 29