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

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Quadrangle Construction Mann Camacho Student Life 57

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Ford At the suggestion of the Department of Landscape Architecture, a student designed the initial plan for the recon- struction of the Quadrangle. Henslee, Thompson and Cox Land- scape Architects Site Planners was contracted to execute a workable plan. The resulting blueprint consisted of construction in three phases. Phase I, which has been completed, was constructed at $88,000 plus fees, which totaled a little under $100,000. Phases II and III are estimated to cost around the same, $100,000 each, by the time they can be afforded. Phase II will consist mainly of addi- tional walks through the next third of the present Quadrangle. It has been pro- posed by the agency that a sculpture be placed on axis with the fountain on the walk which will run through the quad- rangle from the library. The agency has proposed that this sculpture be a project of the Fine Arts Department. Phase III will consist of another plaza covering the last third of the Quadrangle. When the second and third phases will be completed is indefinite, due mainly to lack of funds. Depending on our financial situation, the second and third phases may be executed jointly rather than waiting a period of time between the construc- tions. Rayner 56 Student Life

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Have you ever been to the Chapel? The Chapel is the red roofed, Pizza Hut looking build- ing on Dalrymple. The good thing about going to the Chapel is that you are not going to a church made up of just brick and mortar but of people. The people make up the bricks while God makes up the mortar that holds them together. The Chapel first started in the summer of ' 72 at the home of Ken McKay. Don Tabb was leading a Bible study then, and the people felt led to make the Bible study into a Zietz Kennison 58 Student Life