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

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Celebrating 150 years Ole Miss mi ' . ins something truly remarkable to .ill who come to know her Research fbi this yeatbooV has shown thai for 150 years her students have tried to describe this [indefinable adoration which Ole Miss inspires it would be impossible to Liu lude the words of every write] w ho has painstaking- ly tried to capture the heari ol ( We Miss I In- poetry, prose, and photographs included in the opening ol this book represent the con- sistenc) of these descriptions throughout ■ The spirit of Ole Miss is not retlet ted merel) in stately buildings .nut green land scapes, it can be seen in the faces ol those who have loved her throughout the years, and those w ho love her today Her legacy has been steadiastlj main Limed u el the .e mI l .ll umiv I he respons ibility ol keeping this tradition, which is I he t niversit} i Mississippi, alive lies m the hands ol the pres.enl The 1998 yearbook staff is grateful In Dr. David Sansing for his assistance in com- posing the timeline ■Ole Miss baseball

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Th» l.yc«um. completed In 1848. Is l e Oi ' Ow UtHvariRy ' a early campus. Iloilfttjiajly oused all classrborrll, lIBBr •dmmlslr.iflve offices, in addition to tin Ittirywd the geology musoym., Photo aitrrteiy ol Archive and Special Collections