Southeastern Louisiana College - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Hammond, LA)

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lumni ssociation The Altmnni Association, perhaps the most active group on the Southeastern campus, is headed this year by Thomas Matheny of Hammond. Other of- ficers include Fred Van Noy, vice president, Doris Forbes Hood, secretary, Francis Bickham, treasurerg and George Bonnell, executive secretary. Beginning early in the first semester of the school term, the officers charted plans for the entire year. One of the projects planned was the annual Alumni barbecue supper, a joint project of the Association and Presi- dent and Mrs. Dyson. The major Alumni project for the year is the Special Fund Campaign. Under the direction of the Special Fund Board, the Association is striving to collect enough money, not only for the planned Alumni House, but also for scholarships to be awarded to top-ranking Louisiana high school graduates and for research on the Southeastern cam- pus. The Alumni Association assists Southeastern greatly in its bid for recognition as one of Louisiana's foremost educational institutions. 'SK Above: Mr. George Bonnell, executive secretary of the Alumni Association, assists the group in its work. Right: Part of the funds collected by the Special Fund Board will be used to finance this proposed Alumni House. Above: Alumni officers for 1962 are named at the Homecoming day football game. Below: Members of the Special Fund Board examine the future site of the Alumni House. The Future Site ami

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New Buildings Completed on july 5, 1961, the new administration building contains the presidents office, the deans' offices, the registrar's office, the auditor's of- fice, and the special services office. is-fwff JS' iii Z l Q H ' ,rfszrffe yy 'MS' I Q5 , EH ' ,mee Q l Q23 A three-story dormitory that .1-'-'K gun an behaving? uiirLb5 wnun-an it ui mf' uumpif- ' ' cum 1 nv i u num-up su--micvsiifv-1. -iv W, ,,, ... .. .... . will house 200 men students is now under construction. 'S ,cv. ' i N 7 whip M- Y L' -' -- . . yt , 1, -. , 5 The new agriculture building was completed on November 9, 1961, and is now in use.