Southern University - Jaguar Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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His job is one that few would want, and fewer will have. His responsibility is more than one man's shoulders were meant to bear. But someone has to accept the challengeg some- one has to take the seat at the head of the table. To Dr. Leon C. Netterville, we dedicate this, our Portrait ofa President . li xi t

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The hallowed halls of his plant holds its memories, but his plant is artificial, stu- dents live and to their crys must there always be an open ear, for without them the plant, the personnel, even he is with- out purpose. 4 He wants at times to reminisce for it was his wisdom and experience that placed him here, but tread too long and he will lose his place in time's procession. Silver threads among the gold are the usual traces of the many problems that have passed his way, most were solved, some were not.

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Administration The Administering of a University as Southern requires the handling of many and varied problems. For any student in need of administrative help or advice, the doors are always open. Right: The administration building. Below: Walter Harris, assistant to the president.