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

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Mrs. Pauline R. Stout, B.A., M.A. Assistant Director of Student Housing yi' Mr. Powell Ogletree, B.S., M.A. Alumni Secretary Dr. Edgar Kelly, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Dean of the Basic College A. J. Jaeger, B.B,A. Assistant Financial Secretary x , f S idk New 4 Z? 1 ' 23 ' ' iiif. sffl! ,hifi 3331 if at t Mr. Donald H. Myers Assistant Director of Public Relations ADMI ISTRATIQN Mr. Raymond A. Curtis, B.S, Mr. George Richard Bahr, B.S., M.S. Director Latin American Institution SUDCYWSOF MeI1'S HOUSUIS 5553.2 if

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f ' X l X First Row, Left to Right: Danny R. Carter, Ed Carnes, Robert Grange, Richard H. Logan, Raymond G. Bishop, Robert W. Peters, Linwood Orange, Arthell Kelly, Howard Bahr, Charles Moorman, Hilary Jones, Barbara Blansett, Eleanor Shiels, Esther Valladares. Second Row: Mary M. Harmon, Sarah S. Johnson, Jewell W. Vincent, J. Treadwell Davis, Charles R. Brent, Oats A. Paynes, C. E. Lane, Jr., William Tuchak, Claude E. Fike, John F. Nau, Mary H. Ellis, Frank W. Buckley, Carl R. Newsom. Third Row: Irmgard Zeyss, Bobby F. Dowden, Editha Neumann. Jack D. Munn, Mary Martin, B. O. VanHook, Linda Escobedo, Ben Chappell, Henry Creech, Marice Brown, J. N. Burrus, G. G. Hartwig. Fourth Row: W. W. Stout, Don H. Martin, Alton L. Hare, Samuel A. Lewis, Kenneth McCarty, Jr., H. L. Smith, Charles Payne, William H. Hatcher, Thomas Chisholm, Alice Webb, George Hurst, H. C. Dudley. Fifth Row: Bobby J. Carroll, Emery A. Kelly, David V. LeMone, A. E. Harrises, J. L. Collier, Ed.,Kelly, Jr., Porter G. Webster, James Allen, Jr., L. A. Wilber, George W. Nicholson, Bobby Alexander, Tom Watson, John Gonzales. Sixth Row: W. F. St. Clair, G. T. Crocker, Joseph Grego, William Huff, Robert Brent, James Burdett, Francis Nelson, Joseph Pate, Billy Bottoms, Nelos Breland, Richard Meyer, Howard Petty, John Drysdale. The departments of Biology, Chemistry, English and Literature, Foreign Languages, Geography, History and Government, Journal- ism, Mathematics, Military Sciences, Physics, Religion, Philoso- phy, Sociology, and Speech Arts compose the School of Arts and Sciences. Providing a broad cultural and educational experience for all University of Southern Mississippi students and making available to them specialized disciplines for major and minor fields is the purpose of the School of Arts and Sciences. To meet the general education or core requirements necessary for graduation, freshmen and sophomores, regardless of their expected majors, are enrolled in the School of Arts and Sciences. This school also offers pre- medical technology, and nursing. In addition, pre-professional pro- grams may be planned for students in architecture, forestry, social work, veterinary medicine, the ministry, and other fields. The School of Arts and Sciences offers excellent training in Mathematics. -f- 'd ...nd FACULTY Students in history enjoy a lecture 'iff fi Q . ,ff about the Old South given by Dr. 4 Arthur H. DeRosier.