Southern University - Jaguar Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Members of the Southern University Aquatics Club. Seated: E. Blythe tPres.2, j. Buggs, V. Poguw, I. A. Henderson, I. Harris. Standing: D. Riston, 1. Cropper, K. Lows, B. Fleet, H. Greene, 1. French, D. Chaffers, R. West, G. Henderson. D. Benton, T. Roque, M. Crown tPres.I. AQUATICS CLUB The purpose of the Aquatics Club is to create more and varied interest in Aquatics at Southern. It stresses the im- portance of Aquatics both to the individual and his fellow man and tries to improve the Aquatics program at Southern Ljnivershy. THE PRE-MEDICINE CLUB Pre-Medical Club was organ- ized in 1960 in honor of the late Dr. Raymond Baranco, a former Southern University physician. With approximately sixty pre- medical students, the objec- tive of the club is to promote a greater interest in the Medical Sciences. It also unites the medical students and stimu- lates them both scholastically, andsocially. THE ENGLISH CLUB The English Club was estab- lished for the purpose of stim- ulating and developing richer aesthetic values through the discussion and exchange of ideas and through the forma- tion of satisfying literacy acquahnances 281

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RECREATKDN CLUB The aims of the U. U. R. S. are to unite in one organiza- tion, all recreational majors and minors on our campus and to encourage and pro- mote adequate programs of undergraduate professional workers. The purpose of this profession is to administer recreation as a public trust, so as to multiply opportuni- ties for happiness regardless ofage, race, sex, or creed. BSSO The Big Sister Service Or- ganization is an organiza- tion composed of female students interested in uplift- ing their social, and cultural backgrounds. l 4-. ... Seated: H. Montgomery fPres.I, R. Matthews, E. j. Lewis, A. Farris, H. Miller. Second Row: M. Rideau, L. Preter, N. E. Bunkhalter, G. Breaux, j. Shelton, B. Terrance, S. Thomas. Third Row: L. Zachaire, B. Young, B. Comeaux, R. Flanigan, R. Williams, W. Carroll, W. Short. L...-f ' Seated: C. A. Mills, I. L. Carter, D. M. Cobb, M. D. Carter, A. White tPres,I. Standing: M. Randall fadvisork, E. L. Nelson, B. G. jones, B. L. jordan, A. M. Robertson. 280

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The purpose of the Home Eco- nomics Club is to give its mem- bers experience in parliamenta- ry procedures and to develop leadership ability. YMCA The aim of the YMCA is to ex- press the importance of the Christian way of life, both to the individual and to society. CIRU A Council on Inter Relations and United Nations Affairs is the organization for students inter- ested in international affairs and who wish to translate concern into concrete action. It has more than 500 chapters in Universities and colleges in the United States. It is also affiliated with other organization councils. Standing: Left to Right: Mrs. C. B. Holmes, Advisor, D. joseph, E. Owens, S. R. jackson, G. Hardy, C. Hypolite, I. Simpson, P. McGee, Mrs. N. H. Hunter, Advisor, and Miss P. E Thrift, Dean College of Home Economics. Seated: R. M. Lewis, C. Dent, Evelyn Manuel, M. johnson, M. Carmouch, C. Thomas, and C. Reed. Seated: H. Mentgomery, R. Matthews, A. Farris, H. Miller, L. Zachaire. Standing: M. Ri- dean, B. Comeaux, N. E. Binkhalter, R. Williams, B. Young, W. Carroll, S. Thomas, W. Short. 1 'ff- . . vi.. X E. I. O'Neal, G. Persons, M. Arp, H. Robinson, W. Arp, N. Towels, A. Thomas. 282 . V