Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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Academic Class Class Roll: M. HiGGINBOTHAM W. P. Sellers F. DOMENGEAUX H. Trahan 0. Tabarlet E. Resweber Eve Mouton Lucille Hicks Daniel Winters Mabel Roy Katherine Barstow F. Rickey Geneva Prater B. Harrell C. Charvasse H. Jones Del Theriot R. Squires Louise Givens Agnes Comeaux (21)

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Oscar Nolan, Lafayette, La. Graduate of S. L. I. High School, ' 19; Avatar Society; Avatar Stunt Club, ' 20-21; Graduate of Junior College Course, ' 21; Member A. K. C, ' 20- ' 22. Eve Rita Mouton, Lafayette, La. Graduate of S. L. I. High School, ' 19; Avatar Society; Chairman Social Com- mittee, ' 19; Chairman open discussion committee, ' 20; Dramatic Club, ' 19; Treasurer Avatars, ' 21; Graduate of Junior College Course, ' 21; V. Pres. of Avatars, ' 21; Editor-in-Chief L ' Acadien, ' 21- ' 22; L. C. - S. L. I. debator, ' 21- ' 22. E — is for enthusiasm and ever-ready knowledge, M — is for the marks of course, that Eve made in College. Motto: Take it easy while you ' re at it. Louis E. Aguillard, Elton, La. Several years a Bulldog. A real student through and through . Del Norte Theriot, Lafayette, La, Graduate of S. L. I. High School, ' 19; Avatar Society; Avatar open discussion committee, ' 20- ' 21; Chairman program committee, ' 20; Social committee, ' 19; Graduate of Junior College Course, ' 21; President of Avatars, ' 21; Grasshopper basketball team, ' 21; Academic Editor of Vermilion, ' 21- ' 22. D — means simply dandy in everything to do; T — is for her self-trust which always sees her through. Motto: Set me on the giggling row . Frederick Hugh Jones, Lafayette, La. Graduate of S. L. I. High School, ' 19; Avatar Society; Avatar open discus- sion committee, 18- ' 19; Social commit- tee, ' 19; Manager of S. L. I. basketball team ' 19- ' 21 ; President Avatar Society, ' 20- ' 21; Athletic editor of Vermilion, ' 21 ; Member of Avatar Stunt C lub, ' 20- ' 22; Winner Julian Mouton debate ' 21; Graduate Junior College Course, ' 21; Member of Glee Club, ' 21; President of Arts and Sciences Class, ' 21; Joke editor of L ' Acadien, ' 21- ' 22. L am Sir Oracle, and when I ope my lips let no dog bark. Motto: The wisest man is he who speaks last.

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Senior Class in Arts and Sciences The history of the present Senior Class in Arts and Sciences has been varied and interesting. When some of us entered the Institute back in 1918 and even before, the course which we began started with the tenth grade of high school and ran four years to the completion of the Sophomore year of College. Consequently, as soon as some of us finished a year, that year was discontinued and we found ourselves confronting an additional year ' s work before we could hope to get a diploma. And so the process of raising the standard continued ; until now, instead of receiving a diploma representing the last two years of work in High School and the first two in college, we are gratified to know that we are to receive a full-fledged College degree. Last year, only two remained to get the coveted degree. This year, the number has increased to five, and the number will no doubt increase rapidly, as the reputation and popularity of the degree courses is spreading like wildfire. Already, the number working toward degrees in this depart- ment is very large, and others from many sections of the State are planning to come here next year. Our parting wish to our Alma Mater is that before long may she be sending into the field of life many more young men and women who will be as proud as we are of the fact that they came to Southwestern.