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

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• 4 Hamp Overton 1. Can you find the guy that ' s passed out? 2. Everyone loves to party in the Grove. 3. Are you sure there ' s no alcohol on campus? 4. Beta ' s and band members, who could tell the difference. 5. PARTY ANIMAL! 6. Tailgate Thursday brought fun and friends together. 7. The B-Street Band parties at theA T O house. Opening — 17 • 6 Richard Whitley

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• 1 • 3 Bar hopping ... some of this years ' freshmen may never know the true meaning of the term. Many Ole Miss students could only enjoy two months of care- free LEGAL enjoyment of this favorite past time. Although the bars in Oxford are now off-limits to students under 21, the gatherings and parties were abundant before and after October 1, on the campus this year. The finest examples of college students having a good time can be found at Ole Miss. Beginning in the fall with swaps, football parties, and the successful ' Tailgate Thursday, ' the parting never slowed down. Even after the fraternity theme parties in the spring, Ole Miss guys and gals kept up the social parting until the last day before summer break. Even today the once traditional Shrimp and Beer party at the end of Dixie Week is still celebrated by trips to Sardis by students even though there is no official Shrimp and Beer Party. There were, however, a few lightweights to be found-they may have passed out but their friends said they had a good time getting there. Yes, at Ole Miss, the students have fun. Theres never a dull moment. The bar-hoppers keep hopping, and the lightweights still don ' t slow down. But there are a few of us-a very important group-that wait for the magical age of twenty-one. 16 — Opening A 2

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1. Rebel fans start at a young age. 2. You ' re never to old to cheer the Rebs on! 3. Colonel Reb and his mighty cheerleaders. 4. Rebel Fans are never without their flags. 6. Once againg, THE EGG BOWL CHAMPS! q11111.11111 pening