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

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DB- ROY L- DAVENPORT DR. CHARLES S HYNEMAN D 9Ci0', Qi fha 5Ch0?l of Director of fha Sch ol of Governmenf Vocahonal Educahon and p bllc Affmrs Class Sfruggle in Louisiana, by Roger W. Shugg: Levia+han and lhe People, by R. M. Maclverg Proceedings of +he Firsf Souihern Regional Conference and Louis- iana S+a+e Conference, by Mrs. Harrier S. Daggeiig Louisiana French Folk Songs. BY lfene Whiffieldg Richard Crashaw, by Ausiin Warren: Felix Grundy, by J. H. PaflYSI Chaucer's Troilus, by T. A. Kirby. Ofher of i+s publicarions were This ls Your Government by Alden L. Powell, of fhe Bureau of Governmenf Research Se- 'ieSI A Souihern Bibliography, by Janef M. Agnew, of fhe Library Science Series. and Occasional Papers, of +he Depar+men+ of Zoology. I+ also coniinued +he publi- Cafion of Journal of Souihern Hisfory, Louisiana Business Review, Louisiana Leader, Louisiana Rural Economisf, The Sou+hern Review, and Nafional Mafhemafics. Honoring lhe work of +he lafe Charles E. Coaies, professor of chemis+ry a+ +he Universify for 44 years, and fha? of +he la+e Professor Charles H. S+umberg, head of Romance and Germanic Languages, of +he former for 27 years and +he laffer for 43 Years, rhe Board of Supervisors esfablished +wo research fellowships ai' 'rhe Universi+y. Undaunred by i+s reverses, +he Louisiana S+a+e Universiiy of +he fufure promises fo 'Bain in sfrengih and in service for fhe greaf sfare for which i+ was designed. T. P. HEARD HARRY A. TAYLOR DR MACK HORNBEAK Direcfor of Afhleilcs Alumni SBCFSNFY Aci ng P rchasnng Agent

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The Phi Chi barn dance, one of ihe year's mosi' colorful functions, was given rusiic seiiing. Ind I J'-I In New Orleans the medicos spend four years of intensive study, interspersed with a few gay week-ends fapproximately 52 annuallyj. Most of the future doctors are a serious lot, having sown their oats during pre-med years. A few fresh- men, however, try to mix coeds and cadavers, but generally these are things of the past fthe cadaversj. The first two years of study are spent in pre-clinical subjects, and having racked each course in succession, the student proceeds to the clinical subjects including observation of patients, disease diagnosis, and the pursuit of the elusive bedside mannerf' The Frosh-Soph Ball afop the Jung Hotel was a feaiure of +he Tiger- Tulane +iI+.