Nicholls State University - La Pirogue Yearbook (Thibodaux, LA)

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Dr. Don Gary. associate professor in thc, earth sci- nnputti's1zinncg1'.' Q .' ' j hm 's ences department looks up from his work to find 1 mputs r sczir mx 1. ' firs floor P if r H'ill. a camera pointing at him. 1 ' 1 Cr - i students sp: ml mam ini in , the to - - 1- wntvi on tht- t of - elt ' . gfva 'D 'Nx 1 V Q , f r - :, I 3 Q M I X 1. P I , 5 f- wk ? V X 1 ' - Q! i 4 5 nb A i -i . I it 4 11, 1 D .Y im. A Q 0 Q 11. IAV' , ' X at 5 2 1 ' J t Y if t ' - I Sciences 251

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.,A. mx 533' QA, Chauvin IS also advisor to the CHEM ISTRY CLUB Gerard Murtagh is presi dent of the club which was formed to improve communication among chem istry mayors Other officers are Bryan PICOU treasurer and Wanda Smith secretary Some members of the chemistry department are involved in research proiects Dr lack Field professor of chemistry is a member of the Shrimp Research Pro1ect and Flowers is partici pating in the Sugar Cane Ripening Agents Research Proyect. Other members of the department are: Walter Castille, associate profes- sor, Althea Picou, assistant professor: and Dr. Pierre Rathle, professor. Audrey Dugas is the department's sec- retary. Department of Earth Sciences Sexual field tri s were held by the I YI X p I EARTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT, U ll . Q. N, Q I X, 9' directed by Dr Iules Sachs department head and professor The field trips took department mem bers to Colorado central Texas Oklahoma Tennessee and Alabama Faculty members were involved in various protects during the year Dr Donald Davis associate professor par ticipated in a four part program on the historv and settlement of the Lafourche region sponsored by the Lafourche Heritage Society Inc Dr Randall Detro professor of geog raphy completed an extensive work- shop in data collection for the Society for the Survey of North American Cul- ture under the sponsorship of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. Dr. Robert Self, associate professor, serves as advisor to SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON, an honorary society primar- ily for geology majors. The group, which received its charter during the spring, was formed to promote geologi- cal activities on campus. .. W' I X

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