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

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A R EA 5 OF ADVA NCEMEN Southern's spacious new library and an enrollment of over 4000 has set the stage for our next 50 years. Within the next year we will enjoy a new cafeteria, men's dormitory, infirmary, and women's dormitory. Appropriations have been set aside for improvement of many of the buildings on campus. An enrollment approaching 5000 has been predicted for the near future. Our highest aim, 'Southern to the Top, is fast becoming a reality and not just a dream.

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' --A1 c A' 1' if l ii L 'F vt. 3- .Q 7 '?fW :.'-Q45 . N-vt ' , ,D . '11s 'al Q , ' g -J-P I , n , ...:.-if Y .1 2' , - ' H ' .. , s - fi, 'Q .: f 51' 4 ,, ' , ,QL ': ti aria. Southern's growing pains are being felt by- every student on campus. However, crowded conditions, long lines, and blocked streets where con- struction is taking place never dampen the friendly Southern hospi- tality that has always existed on our campus. Southern, where everyone speaks, still holds fast to her tradition of be- ing the friendly campus. Dr. McCain's opening address to freshmen students is always remem- bered .... from your freshman year to your senior year you can still recall his famous phrase .... At Southern we believe in upholding the tradition of Southern hospitality. We are a friendly campus as youive already witnessed. Here everyone speaks and is spoken to. Students look forward to the for- mal dances, the casual coke dates in Wunpys, weekends on the coast, bull sessions in the men's dormitories, and hen parties in the women's dormi- tories. Card games in the Union, movie dates, banquets and teas are all a part of Southern's tradition. No matter where you venture on campus you are always welcomed by a warm smile, a wave of greeting and pleasant conversation.