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

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Look, U.P.. International News Service, and Newspaper Enterprise As- sociation . . . LSI s first Football All- American in fifteen years . . . and third in history . . . LSI s Bengal Basketballers take Louisiana College in 80-63 win . . . DECEMBER 2 ... Gosh . . . Odom . . . Latham . . . and Vories sure made lovely witches in Shakespeare ' s Macbeth . . . DECEMBER 3 ... University High ' s Civic classes start teasing Latham ... is she literally a witch? . . . DECEMBER 4 . . . Tigers gallantly face Kentucky Wildcats . . . too many hoops on the wrong side . . . Military Ball in Field House . . . Barbara Ann Stewart and Griff Jones reign . . . DECEMBER 5 ... You fig- ure it out ... we couldn ' t . . . The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari . . . by the American Lit Film . . . Religious Emphasis Week Retreat at the University Methodist Church . . . DECEMBER 6 . . . The Kansas Jay Hawkers took our Hooper ' s 83-58 . . . Pettit come back . . . DECEMBER 7 ... Board of Supervisors discusses segregation . . . they finally agreed that to circumvent the law was coined by Webster and not the North . . . anyway, they just didn ' t want to go to jail . . . DECEMBER 8 ... In the day . . . male students line up to cast ballots for the Darling. . . . It ' s fun for the males but we stayed up til three counting votes . . . LSU Symphony Orchestra gives its an-

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Johnson and Kettering rule . . . Trammell and Cooper take the Talent Awards . . . and all the Freshmen officially begin their four year-trek . . . poor souls . . . NOVEMBER 11 ... Southwest Regional Meet of Moot Courts . . . Lawyers beaucoup . . . NOVEMBER 12 ... LSU, Houston, Texas, Tulane, SMU, and Loyola continue their battle of wit, and . . . lung power ... at Law School . . . Them thar Texans had final boast . . . 101 Girls nominated for Darling . . . NOVEMBER 13 ... Little Mary Gipson . . . our new two and one- half foot high cheerleader puts some spirit in the students at the Mis- sissippi State game ... in spite of the score . . . NOVEMBER 14 . . . Foreign film in French . . . Justice is Done with Claude Nollier ... at University Theater . . . NOVEMBER 15 ... Music school puts on two contemporary one act operas . . . Romeo and Juliet by Doris Blacher and Angelique by Jacques Ibert . . . NO- VEMBER 16 ... Where were the blue jeans to be worn on Western Day? . . . Well, perhaps no one knew . . . NOVEMBER 17 ... And the rains came . . . but at night the Longines Symphonette directed by Mishel Piastre has a tremendous crowd in spite of the weather . . . we were amazed at Jack Ackerman ' s performance of Morton Gould ' s Tap Dance Concerto. . . . NOVEMBER 18 ... The Rodeo opens . . . Lovely Julie Cusachs crowned Oueen . . . NOVEMBER 19 ... More Bucking Broncos and that pack of wild horses ... No class . . . why? ... to see the game in Arkansas naturally . . . NOVEM- BER 20 ... To all ' s surprise . . . and our delight ... we took ' em . . . LSU 7 ... Arkansas 6 ... Gosh . . . darn . . . NOVEMBER 21 ... Girls begin to pretty up for the Darling preliminaries . . . NOVEMBER 23 ... 101 Beauties enter cattle race with hungry eyes of numerous males watching, deciding, and voting . . . Twenty five lasses make the finals . . . NOVEMBER 24 ... Baby Bengals meet arch-rival Tulane at Tiger Stadium . . . all pack grips for the holidays and a wicked weekend in gay old New Orleans . . . NOVEMBER 26 . . . What a party and pep rally at Pat O ' Briens . . . NOVEMBER 27 . . . We keep the rag ... by the skin of our teeth . . . 14-13 . . . but nevertheless . . . looked like we would need another Mike after accident . . . Mike ' s 0. K. but trainer Dodwell ' s looking pained . . . NOVEMBER 28 ... Tigers return . . . five pounds heavier . . . NO- VEMBER 29 ... Girls enroll at Alvin Roy ' s . . . boys go out for track . . . that turkey sure was good . . . NOVEMBER 30 ... Just the end of the month . . . DECEMBER 1 ... Fournet named Ail-American ... by Colliers,

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nual December concert at the University Theatre . . . DECEMBER 9 ... Dr. Peter T. Fliess talks on Soviet Foreign Policy sponsored by Mu Sigma Rho . . . yep, he agreed too Co-existence or No-existence . . . DECEMBER 10 ... To the music of Black Magic . . . and the lights of Gene Quaw . . . Fran Farrell presented as the Darling of LSU for the second time . . . Landry, Fields, Dumas, Osborn, Peixoto and Geisenberger share the spotlight . . . DECEMBER 11 . . . TKPhi and KA wage war in the annual Charity Bowl . . . the Confed- erates take the game 21-14 . . . the bestest was the Powder Bowl game at the half . . . BSO and PiPhi won over ChiO and Tri Delt . . . Were there some bruises on the coeds? . . . Where? . . . oh. never mind . . . DECEMBER 12 ... The A Cappella Choir presents its magnificent Christmas concert . . . and at night. Paison, the Italian film that won the Cannes, Brussels and Venice film festivities at the University Theatre . . . Mortar Board ' s Smarty Party for juniors in the afternoon . . . DECEMBER 13 ... The Tigers win second game of the season in Ag Center with a 73-61 victory over Texas A M . . . DECEMBER 14 ... What a day for nature-lovers . . . white frost at the same time as blossoming camellia bushes . . . That ' s the South for you . . . DECEMBER 15 ... 32 students named to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities . . . DECEMBER 16 ... And we got a Mardi Gras day-off . . . more frost . . . and pack- ing for that long vacation . . . DECEMBER 17 ... Just goodbye ' s . . . DECEMBER 18 ... A few students stay for Saturday ' s classes . . . and then the blankness and the quiet of an LSU depopulated . . . DECEMBER 19 ... Glynn Wood leads the LSU track team to a second position finish in the annual Southern AUU Cross Country race in New Orleans . . . didn ' t we say our guys were fast . . . DECEMBER 20 . . . Wish that Christmas shopping was over . . . exhausted . . . DECEMBER 21 ... What a life . . . parties and sleep, and food and . . . DECEMBER 22 ... Dates . . . and sleep and parties . . . DE- CEMBER 23 ... The tinsel and bows of Christmas wrappings . . .