Southeastern Louisiana College - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Hammond, LA)

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Le Souvenir Honors Dr. Dyson . . . Southeastern Louisiana College has become one of the most outstanding institutions of higher learning in the South. Academically, South- eastern is perhaps the finest school in Louis- iana, and its well-rounded curricular activities are perhaps the soundest anywhere. That South- eastern has become great is primarily because of a great leader. Frequently many college administrators tend to the frills and forget the real purpose of edu- cation. But Southeastern has been fortunate to have a leader who stressed that good teaching and learning in the classroom were the real foundation of college. As a result, Southeastern is noted as an institution where students go to --...N Dr. and Mrs. Dyson study-not to play. This image was created by a devoted leader who dedicated himself to seeing that Southeast- ern was a school in which students could get a solid foundation in the educational processes and at the same time participate in wholesome extra-curricular activities. The leader primarily responsible for Southeastern's huge growth and its solid academic program has been Dr. Luther H. Dyson. Dr. Dyson, who became president at Southeast- ern in 1953, is on a year's leave of absence and has announced that he plans to retire June 30. His name is synonymous with good education in Louisiana. Born Luther Haley Dyson in Amite, Louisiana, on .lanuary 23, 1909, Dr. Dyson attended Amite High School, from which he graduated in 1926. He received the B.A. Degree in 1930, the M.A. Degree in 1937, and the Ph.D. degree in 1952, all from Louisiana State University. He taught in Tangipahoa Parish Schools from 1930-37, was director of teacher training at Northwestern State College from 1937-43, was head of the Department of Education at North- western from 1943-45, and came to Southeastern in 1945 as Dean of the College and Dean of the Division of Education. He was promoted to presi- dent in 1953. He has served as a member and an officer in most of the recognized educational and teacher organizations in the state and in the nation. To recount his many honors and services to educa- tion would require many pages. But to cite a fewthonors, he was elected for Who's Who in America, Whois Who in the South and South- west, Who's Who Among Presidents in Ameri- can Education, and Who's Who in American Education. - To this great leader whose active participation at Southeastern will be missed greatly, the Le Souvenir staff dedicates the 1968 edition. The staff also wishes Dr. Dyson and his wife, the former Ruth Kemp, all the happiness and success they so well deserve in retirement at their home in Amite.