University of Louisiana Monroe - Chacahoula Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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s l The Science Buildin 9' Li'. Col, Melville H, GriHi+h: Professor of Milifary Science and Tacficsg B.S., Unl- versiiy of Minnesoia. DEPHRTIIIEIIT 0F R. 0. T. . Four years a senior college, Noriheasi' S+a+e is proud of her Milifary Deparrmeni. When Reserve Officer Training Corps cadeis complefe 'iheir rraining su ervised b ihe P Y narional mili+ary. rhey are commissioned in+o+l1e Uniied Siafes Army Reserves. Of g'rea+ value 'ro Norrheasi as well a s 'ro pariicipanfs, fhis course requires 'iwo years of basic and H+' 'rf 'me is in 3 ,. 52 ve Us .fu Q! r 3 4. ' wi. ,lk mark, iiii,f1sf,.?ng55 AEE? 8 ' ,612 is ' , amiga .L 1 2 ,, . U ,ik is We L 32, , mi gg 'X f 5' iIf'f 1fiJil'. l Charles Morn Provosf Marshal Provosf Corps J l A Norfheasi' siudenis af Camp Gordon, Georgia, admire ihe A Camp Gordon' Georgm' Noriheasi' Cadeis P'3 5l i ROY award given io 'ihem for being chosen ihe besf plafoon of Fore and Gerald Browning prepare 'for refreai' parade. ' 'rwo years of advanced mili'I'ary rraining. lhelr com pan Y. i 0 A i

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l Dr. William R. Hammond, Professor of . ' , Social Sciences: A.B., Wesrern Kenlucky The Glrli D0fm f0fY- S+a+e Teachers College: M-A-i Ph-D-. George Peabody College. DEPHRTIIIEIIT 0F llBElllll HRTS Modern sociery demands a liberal knowledge of whal' has gone before and of all +ha+ is happening in +he world +oday. Wiih 'lhis in mind, +'he Deparrmenr of Liberal Arrs combines social siudies, English, arf, journalism, speech and languages-any one of which aids lhe s+uden+ and increases +he preslige of Norl'heas+. Sl'uden+s compleiing a Liberal Arrs curriculum are awarded a bachelor of aris degree. Y, Barbara Pelers Presidenl Speech Club Represenlalives from high schools in fhe surrounding area , . enioy a visil +o lhe Pow Wow oFFice on Senior Day. A general k 0Wled9e of ihe world aboui Us 'S me Primary purpose of geography.

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Dr. Harry M. Lemefl. A550Cl5le Professor The Fine Arls Building of Music: M.B,E., American Conservalory of Music: M.M.E., Vandercoolc School of Music: Ph.D., Universi+y of Texas. DEPFIRTIIIEIIT 0F FIIIE IIRTS lncreasing numbers of well rrained reachers, performers and g'radual'es who possess a cullural lcnowlegde of music are expecled 'ro complele curricula offered by +he De- parrmenr of Music. Frequenr reci+als are held +hroughou+ +he academic year. Campus music organiza+ions include +he college band and chorus and +he sludenl' chap+e'r of Music Educarors Narional Conference. S+uden+s whose curricula emphasize music may become cahdidales for a bachelor of music degree. Srudenls and faculry members in lhe Music Deparrmenf enioy . ' .f f , m , C c rl,' Q11 f 1 C , i if r'rs , ,. f- S M ,, n 1, gg 1 rrai , Charles Slovall Presidenf MENC a recepfion in 'rhe Presiden+'s home. The Norlheas? Shale Band praclices in unison