Southern University - Jaguar Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Napoleon Bruns Preston Dinkins Henry Dunbar Herbert Guidry Richard C. Harris Don J. Hernandez Roy J . J ackson Willis H. Jacob Martin Johnson Benjamin Jones Charles R. Jones Duane R. Jordan J ohnny V. Jenkins Howard .Iones Perry J. Julien Kerney Laday Fred J . Lewis J phnny Earl Martin Raymond P. Moore Lewis B. Ramsey Herman Scott Ellis Williams J oshua Williams Study, study and shining shoes? The Shrine Room is the place.

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Alpha Phi Alpha BILL MANNING President The little brown jug from the Alphas. President W. I. Manning V ice President R. Harris Recording Secretary H. J ones Corresponding Secretary J . Martin T reasurer P. Young Editor to Kgphimf, L. Ramsey Dean of Pledgees D. Hernandez Parliamentarian L. Hayes Alpha Phi Alpha, The light of the world? thrives upon the ideas of manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind. These are ideal activities of Alpha now on campus. Alpha Phi Alpha, the first predominately Negro greek organization, was founded on December 4, 1906, at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York; Beta Sigma Chapter was established here at Southern University on December 11, 1936.

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Delta Sigma Theta J OAN GARNER President This is Delta Sigma Theta Shrine Room without the Pledgees . . . ? President J . Garner V ice President C. Dudley Recording Secretary J . Jenkins Cbrresponding Secretary E. Chambers Dean of Pledgees 0. Richard Delta Sigma Theta was founded at Howard University in 1913. The twenty-two young women who were its founders e'nvisioned an organization of college women that would mini- mize the purely social aspects of sorority life. Today women of all races and faiths who meet the requirements in character, scholarship, and citizenship responsibility are welcomed into membership in Delta Sigma Theta. From the small original group, Delta has grown to embrace 20,000 women with 240 chapters in 46 states and the Republic of Haiti. 83