Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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ln the history of Southwestern, the year 1939 shall be chronicled as a year of great fulfillment. lt has marked the induction of a program of advancement unprecedented in the institutions life. These things of good, large in num- ber and far-reaching in usefulness, have come to our college mainly through the constant effort of the young alumnus who is now her chief administrator, President Lether Edward ljrazar. Mr. Frazar's career in the field of ed- ucation has been, in point of time, but a brief decade, while his achievements have been those of a man of many years. l-ie has been identified with every recent measure advocated in support of the schools and teaching profession of his state. To this work he has brought all the influence of his genial personality, all his loyalty and all his talents. The Greater Southwestern which he long envisioned he has even now done much to mate- rialize. l.fAcadien acclaims him! lts editors rejoice with him, they rejoice because of him, and to him they gratefully dedicate this volume.

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O R E W C R E D I C A T I O H E C A M P U E A T U R E A C U L T L A S S E GANIZATIO R E E K THLETIC OLLEGELIF

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