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

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USM Pep Rallies extended beyond the campus and into the community This gave students and Alumni a chance to pull together and express the true meaning of EAGLE FEVER. Right: Dr. Aubrey Lucas, University President, and Powell Ogletree. retired Alumni Director, were seen together on many occasions.'I'heir dedication could be seen in many aspects ofthe campus life. Below: USM's beautiful campus was adorned with many lights and creative abilities during the annual float building at homecoming. Y 1 , I l Q I l i 5 l l i i i 1 i l i l l l I l' ,. i l I ,, A, I ' I 'I' i - 1'- 5 ' li A tl L ll 44 V , j ,, tl, , ' 1 r 1 lf I . I eg . . A u. . -1- f X 'V' l ., t Q ,,. Co X j X .....,s ,.r. - 'ig i 1,7 4 , . -. .... , T dt g rl

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1988 SCUTHERNER University of - Southern Mississippi Ten Sue Bankston Hattiesburg, Mississippi Edimf 39406 Warren K. Dunn Volume 52 Advisor

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1 5 i a 9 i 1 .Km 'LA Coming of Age is a tribute to the University of Southern Mississippi and the people and region it serves. Reaching out to the students is only one aspect of the Uni- versity's life. Students and faculty are in- volved in aspects of political, religious, and social life of the region. The University not only educates, but en- 'f 1',, tertains as the Big Gold fly into M. M. Roberts Stadium and as Southern Expo- sure sings the blues. Fans at the ball games support the Eagles twin or losej and new professionals are given to the region with every graduating class. A Coming of Age emphasizes the advances that The Univer- sity of SouthernMississippi has made over 0 4 the years. Imagine yourself transformed back intime to 1912. You have probably just come from your hometown, and you are around 16 years old. There is no electricity no comforts of home. Your new home has become Mississippi Normal College. V I . U I lgdf 'Q V. . ' ' .Q I 1'-qw 5. -.xl . ls' l, H I T ly I g J It I v I 5 1 7 I , 'J I P' . .1 ' fs o -ff ,1 + . fe ' f I - n he 1 .Y A I A X ' ' 1' ' ' , 0 1' ' f , U 1 ' .1 K H ,A all , ' 1 1 3 I' ly 1. , A, V ' . ' x 1 f - 'I'-A , r ' . f Dai. at f'f'4.v3 it T. , .V .Al ., I Q ' or ' . s 5 RA. Q, Q ' V 5 1 H 'e-CX 'Y '. , , f - -' g, -. Yr, ,,. ,fr-C, A -Y ck gwrf-M-. . gf . I f-ff, 2,7 Y A 'f,A', ?ff . f ' - 'E 5 Fqgr 1 -.na-1 ' 'Q x ..' - i fb. 4. ' -- ' ' UN t . N r . A I l K . A ,wr 'Jbgsxlf ' .A VAL In , . .4 O F :P -E 5 v 7 If '- ' v- ,N W fl -' - 4 '51 .- ' -t I ,. --', , 37. 5 T, an ff-lrwpv 'IVQXX -Q V1 5. , I. ,I :AJ s i X .ll 4 ' f 'flf' .li 'lr .f5fklMx11. 7 44 -A ' :fx A 1 W, If , A X u 'ix -'- r ' jf Y ,- N y. .. -' , ' 1 Q ,A ' x Ax' - I-pf V ,V All Q K vflir X ,, V , x fa . , ,Q f H' ' vi N -. ...-. . , H 5 I , ' . --' Hx lr r 'fe - . f I -7' 1' , K i fy,-4 M.,-' A ' I , . -. .1 1 X +4 N, .1 of . . f C . ' V ' x . I ,V . Li ' N 1. . Y h' x f X2 I S . f ..f . Y X Q XS. ' X i . V- V I . fs-. .L 'Hu f r --'- r-f -----N -- f---- --Y ------J --f---,- n I ...J games entertaining the crowd with his antics. He also ing Celebration. 3