Southern University - Jaguar Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Ehglish Club The English Club of Southern University in New Orleans was or- ganized in the Spring of 1960 un- der the guidance of Dr. T. R. Love, Chairman of the English Depart- ment, and Mrs. C. B. Moore. The club is composed of English majors and minors, and other interested students. The purposes of the English club are to encourage scholarship, rec- reational reading, reading from a critical point of view from authors of all periods, and to discover job opportunities for English majors. Front Row: Millcur, 1., Francis, N., Jenkins, A., Coleman, M., C. C. Freeman, Sponsor Second Row: Knight, E., Alexander, 1., Bradley, C., Clivens, D., Wiley, E., Sponsor, Palao, L., Simmons, R. Accounting Association The purpose of this organization is to foster good relations between SUNO Accounting majors and the accountants in the New Orleans area; to bring about a deeper and more sincere interest in the account- ing profession; and to assist in the placement of accounting interns. Front Row: Williams, W., Wing, H., Jupiter, M., Anderson, J., Bailey, C., Armstead, W., Bartley, C. Second Row: Houston, J., Johnson, C. F., Coubarous, F., Walker R, Thomas, J., Foucha, E., Irons, A., Lee, J., Franklin, R., Dumas, F. Third Row: Lawson, Alvin, 1., Sponsor, Theard, W. A., Henderson, F., Dolliole, L. 34!

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Hyporchemcx Dancers The Hyporchema Dancers were originally organized in 1963 with 12 girls. ' The purpose of the group is to derive skill, grace, poise, and pleas- ure. The group was organized by Miss S. McCarthy and Mrs. E. McCrowey. OF F ICERS President ............ Jacquelyn Rainey V ice President ...... Gwendolyn Ferdinand Secretary .............. Carolyn Gifford Treasurer ............ Geraldine Lawless Seated: Gifford, C., Lawless, 0., Miller, C., Russell, C. Fernand, G. Standing: Rainey, J., McCarthy, 8., Director, Mitchell, S. Newman Club The Newman Club was orig- inally organized during the 19th century by Cardinal Newman at Ox- ford University. He established such an organization in order to create higher religious education on secu- lar university campuses throughout the world. The Newman Club of S.U.N.0. has been in effect since the estab- lishment of the university in 1959. Various conventions and meet- ings and other activities are in- cluded in the agenda of the 1964-65 session. Front Row: Brown, 1., Berniard, L., Lange, M. Second Row: Johnson, F., Sponsor, Pichon, M., Narcisse, Y., Manuel E. 340

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Red Cross College Board The Red Cross College Board is composed of six students from each New Orleans University. The pur- pose of the organization is to pro- mote Red Cross relations through- out each university. The other par- ticipating universities are Domini- can, Tulane, Xavier, L.S.U.N.O., and Leyola. Front Row: Theard, E., Narcisse, Y., Boatner, L. Second Row: Niles, H., Jordan,- Nt, Eugene, C. SUNO Little Theater The SUNO Little Theatre is an organization which cultivates inter- est in dramatics by helping students acquire the skills necessary to ap- preciate what goes into the making of a good play through the art of acting, directing, and staging the play; awaken a wide and intelli- gent interest in the theatre; present dramatic presentations; develop cre- ativity and improve seIf-expression. It is an organization for those per- soris who are in good standing with the University and exhibit the abil- ity to cooperate, willingness to work hard, and acceptance of construc- tive criticism. Front Row: Alexander, J., Simmons, R., Conerly, S. Second Row: Richardson, D., James, J., Taylor, B. Third Row: Robinson, E. 342