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

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editor, jean Richardson business manager, Fred Griffin As the proving ground of intellect, social, and spiritual entities, the university creates the tie that draws her individuals into mankind and semipermeable existence with the universe. New students encounter this experience as babes, solely dependent upon her provisions while completely in- dependent of her beings. Gradually confused chaos evaporates, revealing friendships, ideals, and opinions--all striving for the depths of knowledge. Ex- perience, time's result, discloses a graduate ready to step forth into the world fully clothed with unique qualities all his own and characteristics of the whole he has helped to create and maintain. University of Southern Mississippi is a way of life. From the first day on campus, patterns are created and destroyed, friend- ships are born and fade away, ideas are conceived and disillusioned. Laughter ring- ing in the Hub and tears gliding down cheeks in a desolate corner, apprehension over finals and quietude of Sunday walks, disenchantment of monsoon winters and expectations of cool, breezy Spring evenings combined form a knot in the throat when memory commences. The un- noticed glance of that certain person's eyes, the warmth of a tested and validated friendship, the competitive spirit of con- tests, athletics, and social life all help to create the personality of USM. University of Southern Mississippi is a way of life for she is the lives of approxi- mately six thousand people working toward a common goal, education, some- times enduring the same excruciating pains of disappointment, and forever living for and working thee, for whom the bell tolls.

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