Enrollment at Southern for the summer term continues the post-war upward swing, as a total of 1,975 students, an all-time summer record, registered for the two-month session.

The up-swing has been in evidence since the first post-war summer session of 1945, when 684 students enrolled. In 1946 registration figures more than doubled to reach 1,472; in 1947 the figure was 1,888; and in 1948 increased to 1,919.

The largest pre-war summer enrollement at Southern was in 1940, when 1,602 students registered.