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

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The Pride of the South band performs at a Rebel football game, left. •Coach Tommy Tuberville, below, led the Ole Miss football team to a winning 7-4 record, an Egg Bowl victory, and triumph at the Motor City Bowl. J Y ( M !K1 iss AWIYKRSARY Way down South in Mississippi, there ' s a spot that ever calls. Where among the hills enfolded, stand old Alma Mater ' s halls. Where the trees lift high their branches to the whispering Southern breeze. There Ole Miss is calling, calling to our hearts fond memories? ' -The Ole Miss Alma Mater opening 25

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-Trent Thompson 24 opening

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N IYKRSARY he name Ole Miss is a state- ment within itself. Ole Miss is an indi- vidual w ay of life lived by every per- son who steps foot on the Oxford cam- pus. The Ole Miss experience might consist of sunny days in the Grove during lazy weekdays or exciting foot- ball afternoons. For many it includes meeting new friends and overcoming those freshman fears or a nostalgic glance towards the Lyceum while walking to class. Ole Miss describes the heart of The University of Mississippi. One television commercial states, Ole Miss. Your Home. Your Future. Your Life. Ole Miss is a home away from home to complete the college experi- ence. Not only does the university cater to the needs of the students, but Oxford treats the students as her own. The collegiate happenings at this uni- versity mold each student ' s life for the future and for the generations to come. Surely, our lives will never be the same after our time together at Ole Miss. Life here is a mosaic of the cir- cumstances and people encountered daily. This is the adventure of a stu- dent ' s life.. .this is Ole Miss. Opposite: Scenes from an early Ole Miss year- book. Top: Amy Burge and Brandi Nation ride on a float in the Homecoming parade. Right: Students enjoy the snow by having a snowball fight.