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

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both students and alumni the Jve represents the beauty, grace, and social atmosphere that the University of Mississippi is known for. It separates Ole Miss from the cluttered campuses of other schools and gives us a refreshing and spacious way of life. With the arrival of September comes the changing of leaves and football sea- son. Games at Vaught-Hemmingway- signal the transformation of the Grove into a convention place for Rebel fans of all ages. Cars, vans and campers blanket the Grove along with vast amounts of food and drink. The memory of Home- coming in the Grove will never be for- gotten by any Ole Miss student, and many alumni return each year to par- ticipate in this special occasion. Stillness falls upon the Grove during winter, and the bare trees wait patiently for warm weather to give them new life. The winter browns turn to spring rain- bows as the flowers and trees burst into bloom. This is the Grove at its lovliest. No matter what other changes occur, the Grove will always symbolize the beauty and spirit of Ole Miss. From gerneration to generation, the Grove will remain the beauty of the University of Mississippi. by Kerry Rice 10 Opening

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I O I - ,- 1. Friendly smiles are always found at Ole MIN 2. Raise your hands if you are a Rebel fan! 3. Lacy Langston, Kimberly Shirley and Blake Teller know that elections are a way of life at Ole V:-- 4 Hanging out at the library. 5. Allison Oakes Lisa arbrough Mary Kathryn Johnson, Amy Walsh and Katelyn Kelley are enjoying a beautiful spring afternoon. 6. Relaxing during prepartion for the parties on Red Blue Weekend. 7. Kathy. Judy, Sta- .ndrea. and Linda enjoying a afternoon in the Grove. 8. Bid Dav parties are great because it means rush is over. 9. Enjoying barbeque in front of the i. on Tailgate Thursday.

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