Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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GLENN W. GOLDSMITH. A.B. Biology. (Grad. Hutchinson, Minn., H. S. ' 07; Univ. of Minn., B. A., ' 11; one year post-grad, in Sci.; Instructr of Botany U. of Minn., ' 10- ' 12; grad. student Univ. of Chicago, ' -4; elected S. L. L I. 1912.) HARRY L. GRIFFIN History. (Univ. of W. Va., A.B., ' 09; Teacher Hist, and Eng., Fairmont, W. Va., H. S., ' 09- ' 11; grad. work in Univ. of Chicago, 11- ' 12 and ' 15; elected S. L. I. I. 1912.) MISS MARIE MERCEDES GUEYDAN Director Home Economics (Gueydan, La., H. S.; grad S. L. I. I., ' 10; diploma Home Ec, Nevi comb Coll., N. O., ' 12; Summer Sch., U. of Tenn., Knoxville, ' 11; Tulane, ' 12; elected S. L. I. I. 1912.) MISS GABRIELLE HEBRARD. French. (Teacher St. Landry High School, Opelousas; special student Tulane University, ' 09- ' 10; teacher English, Summer Normal, Lafayette, ' 10; elected S. L. I. I. 1910.) JORDAN G. LEE, JR., B. S., Dairying and Animal Husbandry. (La State Univ., B. S., ' 06; in charge of Live Stock North La., Expmt. Sta., Cal- houn, ' 06- ' 07; in charge Dairy Expmts. for La. and U. S., Hammond, ' 07- ' 08; in charge Dairy Dept. and Animal Husbandry, L. S. U. Expmt. Sta., Baton Rouge, ' 08- ' 09; au- thor of four State bulletins on dairying and feeding; elected S. L. I. I. 1909.) MISS MABEL WHARTON LEFTWICH, B. S. Lat in. (Mary Baldwin Sem., Staunton, Va., A. B., ' 03; U. Va. summer, ' 05; B. S. Columbia Univ., ' 14; elected S. L. I. I. 1903.) MISS HUGH DUNCAN M ' LAURIN Physical Education for Women. (Graduate La. State Normal; teacher public school La. and Miss.; grad. School of Physical Ed., Monteagle, Tenn.; grad Posse Gymnasium, School of Physical Ed., Boston. ' 08; instructor summer school of Phys. Ed., Monteagle, Tenn., ' 01- ' 08; travel and study in Europe, ' 04; teacher Summer Normal, Lafayette, ' 10- ' 12; elected S. L. I. I. 1902.) CLEMENT JAMES M ' NASPY Physics and Chemistry. (Student Univ. of Kansas, ' 03- ' 04; La. State Univ. (Alumni Medalist), ' 05- ' 06; summer courses, L. S. U., ' 08- ' 09; teacher public school six years; Athletic Director, S. L. I. I., ' 04- ' 05; associate teacher English, S. L. I. I., ' 08- ' 09; instructor S. L. I. I. Summer Normal School, four years; study in Tulane Univ., ' 15; present work since 1909.) MISS JUSTINE MENDELSOHN, A. B. Commerce. (Grad. Ball H. S., Galveston, Texas; A. B., L. S. U., ' 14; Com ' l Course, Teachers Coll.; Teacher Com ' l Course, Baton Rouge H. S., ' lO- ' ll; Exp. Bkkpr. and office Mgr.; travel in Europe; elected S. L. I. I., 1914.) MRS. ANNA GRANT MILLER. Vocal Music. (Student New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass.; pupil of Heinrich Meyn, well-known German singer and instructor; also of Augusto Rotoli, Italian singer and composer; teacher of vocal music, Dallas, Texas, and New Iberia, La.; elected S. L. L I. 1913.)

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FACULTY, 19ir)-191(;. EDWIN LEWIS STEPHENS, A. B., IM. D. President. (La. State Univ., A. B., ' 92; New York Univ., Pd. M., ' 97; Pd. D., ' 99; teacher Latin and science. La. State Norm. ' ' 92- ' 9(); teacher pethifioRy, same, ' 97- ' 98; teacher science. Boys ' High School, New Orleans, ' 99; elected first President S. L. I. I. January 3. 1900.) RALPH HOLDEN AGATE. Director Commercial Department. (Graduate Rochester School of Commerce, Ind., ' 02; Pi in. Com. Dept., Greer Coll., 111., ' 03; same. New Mex. Norm., N. M., ' 04; same, Trinidad, Colo. ' H. S., ' 05; elected S. L. I. I. 190(); Director Com ' l Dept., 1910.) HARRY CUTHBERT BOND. Director Industrial Education. (Graduate La. Ind. In.st., ' 98; teacher mechanic arts. La. Ind. Inst., ' 98- ' 01; teacher Man. Tr., Shreveport H. S., ' 01-04; summer course Cornell, ' 02; teacher Man. Tr. New- man M. T., New Orleans, ' 04- ' 0G; teacher Man. Tr., Shreveport H. S., 06-10; teacher Man. Tr. Summer normals, studied in Armour Institute, Chicago summer of 1912; elected S. L. I. I. 1910.) C. E. CARNES, B. S. Mathematics. (Graduate of luka Normal, Miss., 1897; student summer sessions L. S. U., ' 0(i- ' 14; grad. B. S., ' 14; Principal Forest Hill School, ' 04- ' 09; Morgan City High School, ' 09- ' 13 Elected S. L. I. L 1913.) MISS ELEANOR LEE CRIGLER. Stenography. (Valparaiso Univ. Ind; Covington H. S., Ky.; Campbell ' s Com ' l Coll.; Prin. Logan Sq. Bus. Coll., Chicago; teacher Lebanon, 0. Univ., Englewood Bus. Coll.; elected S. L. I. I. 1910.) MISS EDITH GARLAND DUPRE, A.B., A.M. English and Literature. (Newcomb Coll,. A.B., ' 00; Cornell Univ. A.M., ' 08; instructor French and German, Fairmount School, Tenn., ' 00; summer course Cornell Univ., ' 02; travel and study in Europe, ' 04; on leave of absence for resident study Cornell Univ., ' 07- ' 08; summer course Johns Hopkins, ' 11; elected Tulane Chapter Phi Beta Kappa 1915; elected S. L. L L 1901.) IRVING P. FOOTE. Education. (Grad. Centreville, La., H. S., ' 01; State Normal, ' 05; Teacher H. S. dept. Model Sch., State Norm.,, ' 05; teacher Lafayette and Berwick, ' 0G- ' 08; Prin. St. Martin H. S., ' 08- ' 09; teacher Lafayette Sum. Sch., 4 years; student Univ. of Chicago, ' 14 and ' 15; elected S. L. I. I. 1912) MISS JANE IRWIN GIBBS. Drawing. (Natchez, (Miss) H. S., and Grenada Coll.; student Cooper Art Inst., N. Y., ' 01- ' 02; Grad. Newcomb Sch. of Art, ' 05; Art Supervisors ' Course Tulane Summer ' 01; Postgrad. Art Newcomb, ' 14- ' 15; Teacher of Art Belhaven Coll., ' 0fi- ' 08; same Whitworth Coll., ' 12- ' 14; Supervisor Drawing, Monroe, La., ' 09- ' 10; same Jefferson Parish, ' lO- ' ll; elected S. L. I. I. 1915.)

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MISS RUTH RYAN Domestic Science. (Grad. Woodward High School, Cincinnati, Ohio, ' 06; student, Ohio Mechanics ' Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio, ' 09; diploma, University of Cincinnati Home Economics Training School, ' 11; elected S. L. I. I. 1914.) ALBERT SHOWER, B.A.; M.A. English. (University of Wisconsin, B. A.; University of Chicago, M. A.; With Henry Miller, Theatrical Producer, New York 1906-1908; Instructor in English, Burlington, la.; In- structor in Public Speaking, Culver Military Academy and Kansas State Agricultural College; Elected S. L. I. I. 1916.) FLORENT SONTAG Piano, Violin and Band Instruments. (Pupil of his father, George Sontag, well-known instructor and director, and stu- Co., New York; successful instructor and leader of brass bands and orchestras; solo cornettist and violinist; elected S. L. I. I. 1910.) MARCEL JOSEPH VOORHIES, B. S. Agriculture and Horticulture. (Grad. St. Martin H. S., ' 09; Grad. L. S. U., B. S., ' 13; in charge Dept. Agri. La. Sch. for Deaf, ' 13- ' 14; elected S. L. L I. 1914.) ASHBY WOODSON. Mechanical Arts and Draughting. (Graduate Miller School, Va., ' 95; post-grad, and Assist. Instructor Mechanics, ' 96- ' 97; Instructor Woodwork, ' 97- ' 01; summer work, Gobeille Pattern Co., Cleveland, 0., Toler Co., Richmond, Va., Univ. of Tenn. and Cornell Univ.; elected S. L. I. I. 1910.) WILLIAM D. CAMPBELL Librarian. OLIVE MARIE CAILLOUET Secretary to the President. MRS. ELIZABETH F. BAKER Physician. Matron for Young Ladies. MRS. C. E. CARNES MRS. LEONARD S. FRERE Chaperone for Young Ladies. Matron for Young Men. DR. R. D. VOORHIES