Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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T.- ;T- f- T t n -Jf ff Jr First Row: George Adcock. Digby Barrias. Joseph Baughman. Jon Beauchamp. Wilbur Bcauregard. Robert Begg. Richard Bickneli. Albert Boethe, Harold Brewster, .Michael Bun-ant, Jim Gather, Jerry Casey. Second Row: James Christopher, Ray Cinnater, Louis Cucinotta. Valrer Culpeppcr. Kenneth Cummings, Vincent Cur- rier, Donald DcLoach. John Enright, Donald Eubanks. Alan Par- ries, Frank George, Charles Glover. Third Row: Don Guzzetta, Larry Hammctt. Charles Hancock, Jackie Huckaby. David Hunt- er. John Hunter, William Johnson, Robert Jordan, Ralph Kling. Hunter Leake, Alfred Lucius, Larr - McKinstr -. Fourth Row: Jerard .Martin, Charles Mary. Samuel Maxey, John Milam. Clay- ton Mitchell. James Moncrief, Lionel Naylor, Clifton Nugent, Robert Newman, William O ' Quinn, John Pallia, Irvin Plaisance. Fifth Row: David Regan, Leopold Richard. James Roberts, Robert Rucl, Alfred Rufr % Frank Schiavi. James Seese, Roy Sessions, Ron- nie Shcmwell. Ben Singlctan,-. Donald Smith, James Smith, Hans Summer. Sixth Row: James Stanford. Earle Sudderth, Patrick Sul- livan, James Teague, Mark Thomas, Theodore Thurmon, Mlliam atkins, David Weilbaecher. Robert Weilbaecher, James Willis, Donald Wolfe. Joseph Womack, Delosa Young. NU SIGMA NU OFFICERS JOHN .MILAM - ..Preiidem CHARLES MARY Vice-Preadem CHARLES HANCOCK Secretary DUDLEY BAKER Treasurer Nu Sigma Nu, a national medical fraternity, was founded March 2, 1882, at the University of Michigan Medical School at Ann Arbor. The local chapter was established in 1951 when a local group, the Caducians, petitioned the national fraternity. At present, there are chapters in almost all major accredited medical schools in the United States and Canada. Nu Sigma Nu provides a well-rounded social calendar which gives its members a means of relaxation from the scholastic and didactic aspect of Medical Schol life. More important, it provides its members with fellowship and stimulates mutual advances in the study and practice of medicine. In addition, it is a common place for the student members to meet the faculty and alumni to the benefit of all concerned. 197

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L S. U. NURSING ASSOCIATION The Department of Nursing of Louisiana State University is located in the Medical School building in New Orleans. After a year on the main campus, the students in the basic program spend the three remaining years in New Orleans doing clinical assignments at local hospitals. Hospital duties are correlated with classroom studies. Field experience is gained in clinics, homes, and community agencies. The work designed for the future nurses will lead them to a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing. Left to Right: Barbara Mandot, Mrs. Frances Denton, advisor, Virginia Wells, Shirley Hatfield, Rita Burkart, Dottie Mendow. 196

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PHI CHI First Row: Joseph Abadie, Frank Anzalone, Tuney Arceneaux, Arnold Barker, Rogers Bellow, William Bernard, Charles Ber- trand, Marshall Bice, Andrew Biles, James Blackburn, Robert Ble- reau. Second Row: Dewitt Bolton, Louis Bordeaux, Melvin Bour- geois, Joseph Bourque, Eugene Brandt, Nicholas Broussard, Robert Broussard, Raymond Brown, Redfield Bryan, Alton Bujard, Ed- ward Butler. Third Row: Salvador Cefalu, Thomas Cocke, J. L. Comeaux, Michael Cooper, Jack Coussons, Adolph Cronan, Ken- neth Cranor, John Daigre, Gary Daniel, James Dardeau, Harold DeBlanc. Fourth Row: John deValcourt, Gary Dildy, George Dimitri, George Dunn, Curtis Duplechain, Sidney Dupuy, Erwin Engert, John Epling, Gerald Elias, Michael FaKouri. Fifth Row: James Falterman, Crayton Fargason, William Ferguson, Robert Fleming, Gerald Foret, Wiley Fowler, Robert Gibbs, William Gill, Jacob Goff, Frank Graffagnino. Sixth Row: Warren Grafton, John Greer, Conrad Gregory, Robert Griffon, Benjamin Haley, Robert Hargis, William Harmon, Travis Harrison, James Hatcher, Frank Hava. 198