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

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A yearbook is a picture-story. Sometimes there is one unique picture whose composition possesses such vigor and richness, and whose expression so radiates outward from it, that the single picture is a whole story in itself. But this rarely happens. In this GUMBO the content of events will be depicted as they are in the process of unfolding. The University is movement. Photographs cap- ture the phases which are temporarily sta- tionery. Of all the means of expression, photog- ' raphy is the only one that fixes the precise and transitory instant. Events of the 1963 school year are continually vanishing. Memories of these events cannot be developed and printed only a filmstrip holds this potential. Pictures are the memory ' s hallways through which you are reminded of both significant and insignificant experiences at LSU. AND FORM THE NEVER-TO-BE 6