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

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School of Music Study programs in voice, composition, instrument and sacred music training, which will be beneficial in both a vocational and an avocational way, are offered to students in the School of Music. Students are able to work individu- ally and with group presentations. The School attempts to provide opportunities for the greatest possible number of students interested in the musical heritage of the past and in contributing to the future of music. Students in the School of Music are given an opportunity for specialized musical development as well as a balanced education. Left to right, James Caldwell, president; Sally Allard, secretary- treasurer; Tom Janusz, vice president. Dr. Everett Timm Director pdfe S 7

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iffiiin ' liii n --- Dr. William W. Frye Vice President and Dean Left to right, Buddy Kennedy, representative; Roland Lougue, representative; Paul Zehnder, president. School of Medicine The School of Medicine is part of the largest medical teaching center in the world. Located in the heart of New Orleans next to Charity Hospital, the eight-story building contains a library of more than 100,000 volumes. The prescribed course leading to a degree of doctor of medicine extends for four years. The first two years are devoted to intensive study of basic medical sciences in lecture rooms and laboratories. The last two years are spent largely in the wards and clinics of Charity Hospital. Following internship, some choose to continue their studies and to specialize. Other graduates enter general practice. On the lighter side, students enjoy the Cadaver Ball, celebrating the successful completion of the freshman first semester, and the student-faculty banquet at the end of the school year. i6

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iLi j i ftMmmmmmmmww .- JJ ; ' .. .Sod ' ' or eer ' s Aim T o Lent a e pi ping Hand ' - ' IB ' - sF- xfl Dr. Earl E. Klein Director First row, left to right, Stan Pinder, vice president; Char- lotte Clarke, secretary; Eugene Hurst, treasurer; second row, John Gum, president; Lawrence Edward, faculty adviser. School of Social Welfare The School of Social Welfare is a professional school of social work on the graduate level. It provides two years of social work education leading to the conferral of a mas- ter ' s degree in social work. It also provides, in cooperation with other schools in the University, preprofessional educa- tion for social work and other service-related vocations. The aim of the School of Social Welfare is to provide a complete, integrated and dynamic program of social work education. The objectives of this program are to increase the supply of competent professional personnel for the social welfares services; to improve the quality of the pre- ventive, restorative and rehabilitative services of social wel- fare agencies and service to people; and to enhance the economical and efficient administration of social welfare services. a8