Louisiana State University Alexandria - Sauce Piquante Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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MSF Olf'cers' K fh l-l d lc' s V'ce residenlg Janeqf Dulcher, Presiden. n .ay oqinon,i-p Ransbolfom, Secrelary-Treasurer. Rev. William Reid. MSF members enioy debales. films, and guesl speakers, as well as ioining inio enriching proiecls for 'rhe communily. l02 melhoclist student fellowship l and Barbara The Melhoclisl Sludenl Fellowship of Louisi- ana Slale Universily al Alexandria was newly organized lhis year +o deepen, enrich. and ma- iure lhe Chrislian iailh of lhe Universily slu- denls. Recognizing lhal' special disciplines are required in lhe vocalion of being a Chrislian sludenl, The weekly meelingsevery Wednesday morning slressed lhe discipline of sludy. of Jrhinking, of praying, and of serving. 1 , sig: r, ' SE il Pie ' l 'W

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The B.S.U. sings... S -ei B.S. U . baptist student union The Baptist Student Union is a denominational ministry on college campuses. its purpose is to conserve and help train Southern Baptist stu- dents tor ettective Christian discipleship. lt tunctions to remind each stu- dent ot his responsibility to Christ, and ot his obligation as a Christian citizen to the world in which he lives. lt also provides inspiration, intorma- tion, and fellowship which create the spiritual climate essential tor Chris- tian growth while in college. Leadership. Front Row: Arlene Pitre, Ruby Nell Vines, Hope Broussard, David DeVille, President. Bac acu ty sponsor, Catherine Martin. Richard Pee B.S.U. Reverend Udell Smith, Carolyn Sparks, Mrs. Patsy K. Barbent l Ge e Willbanks. 0

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newmcm club The lirsl Newman Club was organized a+ LSUA dur- ing The firsl semesler ol i960-6 I. ll was lhe lirsl exira- curricular aclivily lo be organized on campus. Falher Joseph Tisch is lhe Club Chaplain. , -np Why a Newman Club? . . To deepen Jrhe spirilual and enrich lhe 'rernporal B lslsu s lsl 5 lives of Calholic sludenls lhrough a program of N J R J religious, inlelleclual and social aclivilies. - Ag . . To weld Caiholic sludenfs info a common union. John I-Bro-I Hromadka Served we Club as . . To form and develop a capable sludenl leader- Presmlenl foffwo Years' l96O'62' ship +ha'r will make Hs Chrislian influence fell beyond lhe Calholic group lo +he whole campus communilyz in 'rhe classroom, lhe sludenl govern- menl and in olher sludenl organizalionsq a lead- ership Jrhal in posl-college years will be al The service ol lhe Church and Sociely. xxh ngjlnf x W . .U ' 414...iiiiiif,..A 2 5 2-Q : s erwi- : 5 O Q . 'I ,I Q xx Top Row: Margarei' Plauche, Phyllis Boone, Carolyn Faulk, Connie Randall, Errol Deshofels, Karen Michiels, Freddy Cedars, Leslan Reynaud. Brenf McDaniels, Rocky Duncan, Mr. Richard. Middle Row: Carol Rigby, Emmie LaCour, Sharon Aerfker, Ronald Cresap, Sam Medica, James Mumphrey, Joyce Paige, Barbara Guilbaull. BoHom Row: Mildred Mc- Vf 'N Farlane, Russell Normand, Joe Wilson. John l-lromadlca, Clyde Deville, Carol Lamarliniere, Susan Viclcnair, Mr. Melebeclc. i Sam Medica. Mr. John B. Richard, and John Hro- madlca represenled LSUA ar l'he Regional meeling in Lalayeirle. P-' ' --- ' '4-f-'ff-'-11- -..,.. i- . .. .. . .. .. .. - . ,