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

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The president's tea helps the students to learn Jaguar 5' cj, .i. J'J,,: J. Uwe uk,-L io ,Lf ,M rfm..l,1.w.1u'J, -:N adults, t L' L, that the teachers are here to help-not to frighten or make college life miserailes 2 2 Z 2 3 5 5 That first conference with the Dean S317 TFT 1-1 rf' f M- -K Mr vw 2- f- ,-- -7 K f- 4 KH -K Q- f -a, Us if' fo w,1n:.i.i, i ,.1vcr,u, ol ,u.o1-,fn lp: 7 :ui ir prisingly enough, an informal talk instead of a stern lectures fders friendly advice is given and griev- ances are heard and oorreotedi Students are aided in their choice of a major field as well as with all personal problems. Ufowmegfiol ss,:,1g1p:-mv ar-is 5? so ai ,o so i A1 If L.. f J i is .f-.. ,- sm. wi. s -rss, f .nas we e. :sv-. their problems just as freshmen are. ,,,t1-,.. Q-,, - ,Q up F, ,kg A A .Q 4,-as-. 2 . ., V, ., li , .,. ,.,. . F 1 . L. ,., Lil? l ZLL bfstlus ui 3.i,JL .Qi 'L'Q:'Jlg.! f,gdQu:vL,L L points, and hours is here cleared up, The informal air which prevail between those in positions and the students wakes for easier Li ina and better satisfaction in a college eduoationf

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fr After the f'irst day or two, nearly all the new students--except the greenest of us--know where and when their classes meet and how to get there. This first day is usually a hectic one in the life of a beginner, yet the names of the buildings soon be- come familiar, and the locations are no longer a blur in the mind. flwffff , N, X iw. 323 21, QL

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