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

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s « • 1 Homecoming week is proba- bly the most anticipated and celebrated time on any college campus. On the won drous occasion, a football game is played, a homecoming queen is crowned, and many special events are planned for students This Homecoming, Ole Miss played against Arkansas State University. The game wasn ' t a breeze, but Ole Miss won with a final score of 30-17. To top off the game, the Ole Miss Marching Band welcomed Homecoming Queen, Caroline McQueen, Jimbo Williams as Colonel Reb, and a homecom ing court of beautiful and talented students. The spirit of the Ole Miss students, alumni, and other par ticipants during Homecoming is amazing. Fans cheered the Ole Miss Rebels when they scored touchdowns and even more when they were attempting to make a first down. That ' s the one reason why the Rebels were victorious on game day and made their school proud. m e4 o m i n a 9 5 9 During Homecoming week numerous activities were arranged courtesy of the Student Programming Board. Some of the free events includ- ed an artist specializing in caricatures, simulated skydiving, a rock- climbimg station, and obstacle course, and a virtual ride, all of which took place around the Union. Other events came with small charge but were just as popular. These events included car smashing, a dunking booth, and the pagent Miss Ole Mister Homecoming week at Ole Miss is one of those weeks you might not want to have that many tests. There are so many fun events planned and so many great parties to attend. From dunking your favorite teacher or the one who didn ' t give you an A to trashing an old hooptie car. there is always a choice on how to celebrate. So, when this time rolls around next year, remember, Ole Miss Homecomings only get better. Student Life • 29