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

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The cool shade invites these students to relax and chat for awhile before they enter the new library in a hopeful attempt to find the major military campaigns of the Slobbovian Revolution or the important writers of Timbuktu during the sixteenth century. BUILDINGS, CLASSES, FACES Tiger fans invade Houston via the Rice Special to cheer the team to the first of their many victories. Even the rainy weather doesn ' t seem to dampen the spirits of these loyal supporters. A chemistry student care- fully studies the contents of a test tube in one of L.S.U. ' swell-equipped lab- oratories. In the large lecture classes students often feel like a number instead of an individual personality. SHF1

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u Warren Rabb is driven out of bounds with so much force that his helmet is knocked off. Four times a year students cram until dawn for exams. Sometimes, how- ever, the desire for sleep overpowers the good intentions to study. AND OF STRUGGLE . . . Every spring and fall candidates for col- lege offices undergo the work and strain of a political campaign. A it Exclamations ranging from I passed! to But this is my fifth semester in J.D.! can be heard when students check the posted results of their last test. 1 Hard at work are Da ' ly Reveille staff members who must meet a deadline on each day of publication. Journalism students get practical experience for their future iobs as newspapermen and women.

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FACES Fluffy white clouds frame the Campanile, a well-loved buildinq whose clock faith- fully (?) chimes every hour to announce the end of classes. The pause that refreshes. A FAMILIARITY . . . Sometime durinq the day every L.S.U. student trudges to the Field House to pick up mail from home, to drink a cup of coffee, or just to relax and chat with friends. bMrfd m