LSU announces parish graduates
PrintLSU, Baton Rouge, announces their Spring 2006 graduates.
College of Agriculture
Alison Michelle Duet, Luling
Brittany Angelle Guidry, Norco
Thomas Edward Wolf,
Destrehan
College of Arts and Sciences
Lauren Kathleen Sauzer, Luling
College of Basic Sciences
Brad Lee Corso, Destrehan
Blake Michael Tregre, Luling
College of Education
Brittany Leigh Holtsclaw,
Destrehan
Abby Lynn Poche, Ama
E.J. Ourso College of Business
Lindsey Elizabeth Landry,
Luling
Crystal Marie Perkins, Saint
Rose
University College Center for
Freshman Year
Lindsey Kathryn Abell,
Destrehan
Christopher David Capps,
Destrehan
Sarah Elizabeth Clement, Luling
Erica Kelley Cliatt, Destrehan
Donell Rose Ellis, Hahnville
Mary Elizabeth Loftus,
Destrehan
Allison Fay Stuart, Luling
Jay Edward Trusheim, Jr,
Destrehan
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