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

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usiness As the complexity of the business world has grown, so has the demand for people ed- ucated to understand and cope with this problem. The School of Business Admin- istration strives to prepare its graduates to enter today ' s world of business ready to tackle responsibilities at the administrative level whether they may be in pri vate busi- ness or at a similiar level in the public or non-profit sector. Dean Dr. Randy Boxx :,-vJ A 1 Photo by Arne Gast 1 . Relaxing near the Union, this student opts to read Oxford author John Grlsham ' s first novel, A Time To Kill, rather than brushing up on his homework. 2. Conner Hall is the home away from home for business majors. Students complimented this year on the much needed paint job the inside of the building received right Ijefore accreditation. u % i l.Ei sho« siudf John ▲ 2 Photo by Ame Gast 160 — Administration

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Photo by Katherlne Bomboy The completion of Barnard Observatory In the early Spring marked the end of a huge restoration project. It left Ole Miss with yet an- other tribute to Its heritage by bringing back to life one of her original buildings. A 1 Photo by Ollle Brock 1 . These young Rebel fans perform for the crowd during half-time at basketball games. It never hurts to instill Rebel pride at a young age. 2. Computers are popping up everywhere. But beware of Michelangelo. Administration — 1 59

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Associate Dean Dr. Phil Malone Economics - Finance Norman Womer iVfanagement £r Marketing Joseph Paolillo A 1 Photo b Aiiir 1..1M 1. Every major requires discipline and these members of the Army R.O.T.C show that they have that in the classroom and out. 2. Aside from studying the students take a much deserved break to head to the footbcdl games. Here Johnny Reb entertains the crowd. A 2 Photo by Ed Brondyke Administration — 161