Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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HERBERT ALFRED HAMILTON, Ph.D. Dean of the College of Commerce SHORTHAND Even the BUSINESS MACHINES must be checked for accuracy at times ' r' colleg ECGNOMICS AQQOUNTING QBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAL SCIENCE I Eighteen J

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liberal arts The main purpose of the College of Liberal Arts is to give those students who pursue its curricula a well- rounded, cultural education based on the arts and sciences: to train them in clear and accurate thinking and expression: to develop in them intellectual initiative and independence of thought basic to the forma- tion ot sound judqrnents. JI BSS mm me tt St: B - e s I I I Z , I 3 Em 9' B BE E B EH tt it me E Be it P e e vs E I ts ts e ts was tt new nm tt tt , e ts Us W as Ir me Efeee mga M ...M nl msmnlm is W. An outstanding feature of Southwestern is-THE ART DEPARTMENT Learning to live together in-SOCIOLOGY MR. IAMES HANNA MH. Z. L. LOFLIN MR. ROBERT OSBORNE MRS. CORA MAY SAVOY MR. S. I. HEMLEBEN MR. A. G. MALLISON MR. CALVIN PAGE MR. LEA SEALE MR. KEITH HESTER MISS ELEANOR MARIONNEAUX MR. HOSEA PHILLIPS MR. HARRY SHAW MISS OLIVE HESTER MR. I-'RANK MERIWETHER MRS. MURIEL PRICE MR. TOM SIMS MISS IESSIE MAY HOAG MR. EDWARD MIILLER MRS. MARIORIE PULLEY MR. MCHENRY STII-'F MRS. ELIZABETH HOPKINS MR. CLARENCE MONK MRS. MARY REED MISS MARIE THERIOT MISS EVA MOUTON MR. ROY MURPHY MR. JAMES NEELY MRS. MARY O'BRIEN MR. MERLIN OHMER MR. BEN KAPLAN MR. JACK LaBAUVE MISS FLORENCE LANDRY MISS MARGARET LaSAI.LE MR. NORMAN LEER MR. G. B. ROBERTS MR. WARREN ROBISON MISS GINETTE ROSENTHAL MR. NOLAN SAHUC MR. I. W. SANDERS MR. LISE VIGE MR. H. WALDO WASSON MR. T. F. WILBANKS MRS. LAURENCE ZIEGLER GEOLOGY-study-oil-work--money SPEECH-a great asset to every individual. me suse E E tm-5 sigma We me mxsmmmsm qxssug .Ma ts .1 I ' Ek ' as wists .sf een LU ' Ia :tx I Seventeen J We ts is we Ia, ts A . 5 ts - ts ts, , me . .I ,Q 1 cw 5 . . tg fmrfgging 4.-

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of commerc From its beginninq a major purpose of the lnstitu te has been to prepare young men and Women tor entrance arid leadership in the business community. In the iirst graduating class were several who were graduated from the Department of Commerce. Through the years the department enrolled a sizable proportion ot the students and constituted a major division of the school. Recognition ot the importance of this division was evidenced by the creation of the College of Commerce in September, l952. w i E 5 Q E s ' 1-I -Timm. is In business, correct records are a necessity for success-ACCOUNTING Secretarial Science and--FILING E MR. CHARLES W. ARNY, IR. MISS HULDA O. ERATH MR. GEORGE I. RADER C MR. BERNARD BIENVENU MR. DANIEL I. FELLERS MR. I. DAVID SABATIER U MR. OSCAR H. BREIDENBACH MISS MARIE LOUISE FRANQUES MISS DOLORES M. SANDOZ L MR. PAUL W. BURNAM MR. KENNETH W. HALL MRS. OLGA R. SCHILLING T MR. HICKMON N. CREED MISS LELIA NEWLAND MISS ROSE M. SCOTOLA Y MR. ROBERT G. DuVAL DR. WILLIAM 1. PHILLIPS DR. EARL K. TURNER Helping in school publications-part of the work of the TYPING-the Southwestern way Secretarial Science Department- Syl- I Ninetee-nj