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

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aJUWs so fss -JEREMY LODEN 9.1 -ROBERT JORDAN -KEVIN BAIN -JEREMY LODEN When I think about Ole Miss, what comes In 1951, the Associated Student Body was created by the adoption of the to mind is deep southern tradition; girls making ASB Constitution. Its organization is based on the pattern of our national their way to McAlister ' s for brunch, and guys sitting government, with executive, legislative, and judicial branches. There is a around the bar talking about 5EC football. comprehensive codification of laws passed since the founding of ASB. -Otie Latham, senior English major from Jackson, M5 I |E] I Studau Life

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- - -JOE ELLIS fc L • Iki 1 © t I BPHr iJ I i Wfi iv- II .„ - - Z£ W- t jp x ! A N £ m k P ' 2339 ! i£fc| ■t I ---- ir- 1 ' Mf k jjj tjj i l r T Bl The best thing about Ole Miss is the friendships that are made. Everywhere you turn people are hugging, smiling and saying ' how are ya doin? Tressie Prewett, junior electrical engineering major from Pontotoc. The aim of education is the knowledge not of facts but of values -William Inge, 1917 Student Life Montage

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Left-These art students work on various sketches from the C ' irele. Artists find numerous inspirations from the picturesque campus. Below- During Movc-in-Mania, volunteers help freshmen settle i nto their dorms, making the transition from home to college a little easier. Far Left- students enjoy the newly constructed sitting area around the flagpole in the Circle, where they can study, eat lunch, or meet friends between classes. Taking time out from the chaos of daily life, Ole Miss students, faculty, and Oxford residents alike enjoy lounging in the Grove; this student takes time to catch up on the week ' s news. -ROBERT JORDAN Campus Scenes ©