University of Southern Mississippi - Southerner Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

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'U' 2 3 . ,X fy! 'ff' XV MARY TOM XVILLIAMS TOMMYE NELL MORRIS NIR. J. T. 1'Al,MlCR Editor Business Manager Faculty Advisor I9 I outher er One of the first to leave Mississippi Southern in answer to the call of Uncle Sam was Bob Moore, Editor of the 1951 SOUTHERNER. Later a student body election was held, and Mary Tom Williams was elected to the post of Editor. A couple of weeks later Eddy Schmelling, our Business Manager, dropped out of school. Another special election was held and Tommye Morris became the Business Manager. Then the 31st Division of the National Guard was called into service, and Major Gordon Black, our staff photographer, said goodbye. We gath- ered our strength, tackled the job, and work began in Sep- tember with the class portraits and ended in February with the last copy off to Nashville. Thanks go to the staff for much work and timeg to Bob Moore for the lay-out and dummyg to Eddy Schmelling for the art work: to Mr. J. T. Palmer for sticking with us for the third yearg to Gordon Black for the endless trips and picturesz to Bobby Moulder for taking over and finishing the picturesg to Bob Gawthorn for taking over the advertising when we were business managerlessg to Dr. R. C, Gook, the administration, faculty and the student body for their cooperationg to our portrait photographer, Delma Studios, Benson Printing Gom- pany, and Shreveport Engraving Company for being both help- ful and patient with us. We hope the 1951 SOUTHERNER meets with your approval and will serve as a pictoral history of this great school year. Left to right: Jackie Ekes, Joyce Magee, Albert Johnson, Sue Mt-Cool, Jo Ann xv2Illill'll1D, Margaret Gooch.

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MARY TOM IVILLIAMS. .. FRED CAMP WILSON . SHIRLEY FIIHIGPEN ... BOI1 TOUHEY ..... JACKIE EKES . .. SUE MCCOOL ..... MARGARET GOOCH. . . AIMEE TINDALI.. .. CHARLES DAWS. .. LEO CLARK ..... 1.-41 e an n H - H Loft to right: Ainu-0 Timlall, Fred WVilsmI, Shirley Tlligpen. Mary Tom XYillianIs, Charles Daws. EDITORIAL STAFF .........Edit0r .Associate Editor . . . .Class Editor ...Class Editor ...Class Editor ...Class Editor ... .Class Editor . .Sorority Editor Fraternity Editor . . . . . . . .Athletic Editor BILL HAYS. . .. . .. .ALBERT JOHNSON. . . JOYCE M.fXGEE ..... JOANN IVALDRUP. . . BOB MOORE ..... ED SCHMELLINO .. . GORDON BLACK. .. BOBBY MOULDER. . . VVINFRED MONCRIEF. .... . BOBWALLER .. .Organization Editor ..... . . . . . .Organization Editor ...Religious Organizations Editor . . . .Religious Organizations Editor ....................Lay-out ...,....................ArtIVork Group and Snap-Shot Photographer Group and Snap-Shot Photographer .Group and Snap-Shot Photographer .................BeautyPortraits DELMA STUDIOS ........... .............. C lass Portraits BUSINESS STAFF TOMMYE NELL MORRIS .... . . .Business Manager BOB CAYVTHORN .... .... A ssistant Business lllanager Bob Cnwtlmrn, 'l'umnIyv Morris. w TX lr

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x N xx 'A u W U- it x, X1 GLEN JONES JAKE CANTIYELL MR. LICO BIIQLLER 1951 stud A new Faculty Advisor in September-a new Editor in December and still the news leaks out. Distributed eleven Fridays a quarter, the Print: Covers all the news from soeiety to sports, Operating the same as a full time weekly. the Student Print: keeps the students informed on local, national, and universal news. Columns that find their way in print every issue are Viewing the News by ntprint NValker, Platter Chatsw by Banks: Book Reviews and Soeiety,' by Tindall. and De lYords by ,de lVeir. Under the editorial reins of Jim Whitelaw and Glen Jones and with the expert guidance of Klr. Leo lNIuller, the Print: has progressed to the stage that the staff has entered the 1950-51 copies in national competition with other College newspapers aeross the eountry+g'All Amer- Nloulder and Griffin, Opinion Poll by Ingersoll and iean or Hustf, 1 tm-.on Shirley 'l'hi1.1pen, Jau-k Strong, Faye Courtm-y, Glen Jones, lmve Yowell. Bobby Moulder, Juek Strong, 'J' 47 'Sf -'x. .'.a 'N 30 pf