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From the RG118 School of Nursing Collection. The graduating class from the School of Nursing at the University of Southern Mississippi in May of 1990. Pictured from left to right. Row 1: Cynthia Cran Loper, Graceanne Jones, Cindy Sellers Higgason (Secretary), Karen Bustin Morgan (Vice President), Terri Lynn Yelverton (President), Lucile Elizabeth Hill (Vice-President), Pamela Susan Waggoner (Treasurer), Sherri Elaine James, Lana Kay Clark. Row 2: Cornelia Newsome, Glenda Stogner, Robin Lynn Morse, Jane-Kelly Kearns, Jan Spiers, George G. Hurst IV. Row 3: Wanderful E. Winding, Carole Amelia Lyon, Stephanie S. Mobley, Patty Clark, Loretta M. Nichenko, Susan Jeanne Butler, Jolene M. Woods, Kimberly Stoneycypher. Row 4: Taunya Reneé Klein, Debbie Green, Joyceann S. Pearson, Connie Craft Magee, Angela Viverette, Marland H. Mallette Jr., Susan Rush Bass, Diane E. Smith, Tiffany Pittman, Lisa M. Goodwin, Susan Eileen Cangemi. Row 5: Susan Dawn Barfield, Nanette Rebler, Angela Lynette Nelson, Lauren Rae Dill, Teresa Massengale, Esther King, Sandy Kaye Johnson, Marsha Maxey, Kimberly Ann West, JoAnne Howard, Carolyn Greer Welch. Row 6: Mary Weary Warren, Nancy K. Garrett, Kimberly S. Weber, Renalda Martin, Angel Lynne Blanchard, Steve Mansfield, Carolyn Denham Bailey, Bridget Konieczny, Karen E. Bellew Smith. Not Pictured: Dr. Mary L. Huch (Advisor).

From the RG118 School of Nursing Collection. The graduating class from the School of Nursing Graduate Program Delta at the University of Southern Mississippi in May of 1990. Pictured from left to right. Row 1: Susan Anderson, Gail Bailey, Karen Saucier (Adjunct Faculty), Joyce Bain (Interim Director), Jerri Laube Morgan (Program Coordinator), Clifford Baker, Becaline Black. Row 2: Dora Espy, Teresa Graham, Mary Ann Henriques, Margie Hesson. Row 3: Beverly Hornor, Durranda Howse, Ann Jones, Peggy Lee. Row 4: Jewel Naylor, Emry Oxford, Beverly Parker, Marion Raines, Madge Saba, Cheryl Smith, Mary Stone.

From the Constance Savery Papers. A letter from Constance Savery and her sister Christine to JoAnne Dawe. The letter regards an Easter gift sent by Dawe, as well as deaths in the family.

Oral history.; The Honorable Frank D. Barber was born on April 2, 1929, in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Barber attended the University of Mississippi for a year before volunteering for the U.S. Army which involved National Guard work in the U.S. and Germany. Barber returned to school at Mississippi Southern College and obtained his legal training at the University of Mississippi and the National Law Center at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Barber became involved in politics when he was just ten years old and this interest continued throughout his adult life alongside his career in law. Barber's accomplishments are extensive, including many prestigious political and legal positions and membership of a wide array of organizations. In November 1994 he was among the first judges elected to the new ten-member state Court of Appeals. Barber died on March 4, 1997. His wife, children and grandchildren survive him.