Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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Ei .Q N nu .Vt F.: 5 ... ..- fl E1 S-i Lu: coll ge me Li., I nqgmgmg! ffifffaz ART BUS ED ELEM ED ENG MAXIM DANIEL DOUCET. M.A. Dean of the College of Education I. B. AYCOCK HOWARD TURNER G. A. ZERNOTT ROBERT E. MAY I. B. WOOLEY IANE CARSTENS OLIVE GEHRING H. I. CHATTERTON FOR LANG PHYS ED IND ARTS IND ED MATH MUSIC PSYCH SCIENCE SOC STUDIES SPEECH FACULTY IESSE WEST MINNIE P. KELLEY DAVID TREXLER WARREN REED ELVIN BRAND BESTA BOURGEOIS ELSIE CANCIENNE V. I. EDNEY Students enioy music at Stephen Memorial Lihrury MARGARET MCMILLAN PAUL I. VAN HORN MARY LOOMIS BARBARA BROWN KENNETH B. HAIT IEWELL LEVY WILLIAM STEVENSON W. DRAYTON LEWIS IULIAN RIENHARDT D. P. ROGERS RALPH W. E. BOWERS DOROTHY WELLS BERAUD CHARLES BERNARD FRANCIS MARION CARSON ENNIS RUSH IANE ELLEN CARSTENS RITA MARTIN DELHOMMER PRACTICE TEACHING at Hamilton Training School and Lafayette High School I Twenty I

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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

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of education The purpose of the College of Education is to educate teachers for the elementary and secondary public schools of Louisiana, and to render professional and auxiliary services to the schools ot Louisiana. Pro- vision is made for the liberal and cultural education and the technical and professional training of young men and women who have selected teachinq as a profession. It is also intended to give such training as to provide a foundation for leadership in the profession in the function of supervision and administration. a ELEMENTARY MUSIC-cm important subiect in the primary grades AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS-valuable in the training of teachers OLIVE MARIE GEHRING HELEN SULLIVAN LURNICE BEGNAUD JOSEPH GLORIOSO GLADYS HOFFPAUIR LUCILLE GAUTHIER VEAZEY LEWIS ANDREW BERGER KENNETH BOWEN HELEN LONGANECKER MERLE I-'LAGG WARREN CATHERINE DUCHARME CLAUDE GUIDROZ ETHELYN JOHNSTON OGE SABRA MILES WATKINS IOHN W. GILFRY LUCILLE MAGNON SUE HOPKINS LeROSEN HENRI ALICE WISE IRENE WHITFIELD HOLMES LOUISE SONCRANT OESER MRS. ROBERT BENNETT LEAH WOOLEY GRACE IORDAN VINCENT SAIA NORMA SANDERS MCGUIRE CATHERINE HAZEL ALPHA MARY INEZ NEYLAND LOUEY WHITMAN INEZ ROWE QUINTILLA MORGAN ANDERS EDITH BEGNAUD NUGENT RUBY E. WHITFIELD WORTMAN I-IELENE SLIFFE PSYCHOLOGY--important in Ihe training of teachers and An essential subiect in the primary grades-ART handling oi children If Twenty-one I is is