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

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m mmmmmmMmm$mmmm .... ' . j..-. , , ..Atuv.nr. . Al BfflHnwHHHHDBflBHI H HH H HS Hj Dr. Raymond V. Lesikar Acting Dean Left to right, Ambrose Farley, vice president; Eavelyn Terry, sec- retary; Edwin Greer, president. College of Business Administration Students receive useful experience in the practical aspects of business in coordination with a broad liberal education in the College of Business Administration. The College of- fers 15 curricula. At the highest levels the staff of Division of Research publishes the Louisiana Business Review and numerous reports on economic and business conditions in Louisiana. 18 [t

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It Dr. Cecil G. Taylor Dean Left to right, Sidney Lawton, president; and Kathleen Dolese, representative. College of Arts and Sciences A broad liberal education, striving for intellectual devel- opment rather than technical skills, is the primary purpose of the College of Arts and Sciences. Students choose from three broad curricula, liberal arts, natural sciences and so- cial sciences, to achieve a wide background helpful to un derstanding the varied activity in today ' s world. The Col- lege is influential throughout the University and into many diversified fields outside of the LSU campus. Ml

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College of Chemistry and Physics Recognized as outstanding in biochemistry, sugar tech- nology, agricultural chemistry, electrochemistry, inorganic chemistry, astronomy and physics, the College of Chemistry and Physics is one of the most respected in the country. The world-famous Audubon Sugar School attracts students from all over the globe. The curricula of the College are designed to give the students a broad general education and, at the same time, train them in the fundamentals of science. Left to right, Judy Dommert, vice president; Dale Poul- ter, president; Susan Raetzsch, secretary. Dr. Arthur R. Choppin Dean 9