Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1937 volume:

I A C A D I E H NINETEEN DRED THIRTY-SEVEN S E N I 0 R CLASS OF SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA I N S T I T U T E I. i r MARTIN HALL FROM QUADRANGLE O. K. ALLEN DINING HALL GIRARD WALK JUDICE HALL LOOKING TOWARD BUCHANAN HALL PRESIDENT ' S HOME AZALEA GARDEN, PRESIDENT ' S HOME The staff of this yearbook wish particularly to thank Bing Crosby for his kindly interest and assistance in the conduct of L ' Acodien ' s Beauty Contest. To have his days crowded to the lost minute with the business of being a national favorite, and still find tinne for these pages, is generous indeed. We ore sincerely grateful. MARLIN NEREAUX Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager , lam yUiu PliL }tence iiLne 1937 L ACADIEN THE COURT OF CAMELLIA CARNIVAL BACK ROW, left to right: Isabel Crawford, Therese Mouton, Viola Armond, Marie Young, Miriam Nicholson, State Rep. Rex McCullough, Irene Armentor, Queen, Lieut.- Gov. Earl K. Long, Mildred Miller, Ruth VanSant, Laura Sevier, Dorothy Nelson, Coswell Scott. WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB SOUTHWESTERN BAND 1937 L ' ACAUIEN HOMECOMING 1937 L ACADIEN SCENES FROM A PAGEANT HELD IN THE CYPRESS GROVE LEGEND OF THE SPANISH MOSS 1937 L ACADIEN I 9 J 7 L A C A D I E N 1937 L ACADIEN 1937 L ACADIEN 1937 L ACADIEN 19 3 7 L A C A D I E N THE FACULTY GRACE BORDELON AGATE, A.B., A.M. Supervising Critic, Elementary Grades. RALPH HOLDEN AGATE, B.A., M.A. Professor of Accounting and Auditing. QUINTILLA MORGAN ANDERS, B.A., M.A. Supervising Critic, High School History. ANNE DELIE BANCR OFT, B.A.. M.A. Assistant Professor of English. FRANK A. BARANCO Director of the Bond. JAMES JOSEPH BARRY, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Public Speaking. LORENE MARIE BERNARD, B. A., M.A. Supervising Critic, High School Social Studies. ATWOOD WILLIAM BITTLE, A.B. Business Manager. STAFFORD MORGAN BLACKHAM, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry. RUSSELL HOWARD BOLYARD, A.B., J.D. Head of the Department and Professor of Economics and Sociology. ALICE NEYLAND BOUCHER, B.A., M.A. Supervising Critic, Elementary Grades. BRUCE HENRY BOUDREAUX, B.S. Instructor in Biology. VESTA RICHARD BOURGEOIS, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Women. JULIUS AUGUSTUS BOUTTE, B.S. Assistant in Physics. AGNES MARGUERITE BRADY, B.S.. M.A. Associate Professor of Home Economics. GRACE BRINTON, Ph.B., M.A. Head of the Department and Professor of Home Economics. GUSSIE PHIL BROUSSARD. B.S., M.A. Supervising Critic, High School Home Economics. ROBERT LEE BROWNE, B.A., M.A. Dean of Men and Director of Physical Education for Men. ANN SPOTSWOOD BUCHANAN, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. OLIVE MARIE CAILLOUET Registrar. RUTH MIRIAM CALLENDER. B.S., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education for Women. ROBERT EMMETT CHAPLIN, B.A., M.A. Principal of the High School and Supervising Critic. HARRY JAMISON CHATTERTON, B.S., M.S. Head of the Department and Professor of Geography. GEORGE BLACKLANE CLAYCOMB, Ph.B., M.S. Head of the Department end Professor of Biology. Page 41 1937 LACADIEN 19 3 7 L ACADIEN THE FACULTY MARIE LOUISE COMEAUX. B.S., M.S. Supervising Critic, High School hHome Economics. KATHERINE LYMAN CORNAY, B.S. Instructor in Latin. WASHINGTON STROTHER DEARMONT, A.B., Pd.B., A.M., M.A., Lift. D. Dean of the College of Education and Head of the Department and Professor ot Psychology and Philosophy. ELEANOR CRIGLER DeHAVEN. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science. HARRY DeLoRUE, B.A., M.A. Professor of History. PAUL SIDNEY DELAUP, B.E., M.S., Ph.D. Head of the Department and Professor of Physics. CARMEN deLAUREAL, B.A., M.A. Supervising Critic, High School French. MARY KATHERINE DESOBRY, B.A., M.A. Room Teacher. Training School. MAXIM DANIEL DOUCET, B.A., M.A. Principal of the Training School. GORDON DUGAL, B.S. Assistant Professor of Agriculture. EDITH GARLAND DUPRE, A.B.. A.M. Head of the Department and Professor of English. AGNES EDWARDS, B.A., M.A. Dean of Women. ALBERT PETTIGREW ELLIOTT, A.B., A.M., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English. DESMOND CLEMENTS ELLIOTT, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Biology. HULDA OLGA ERATH. Instructor in Secretarial Science. HOWARD CLAIRE ESHELMAN. B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry. ELMER GEORGE FEUSSE. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Head of the Department and Professor of Chemistry. CHARLES RUTHVEN FLACK, B.A.. B.L.S., M.A. Librarian. JOEL LAFAYETTE FLETCHER, B.S., M.S. Head of the Department and Professor of Agriculture. LUCILLE MARIE GAUTHIER, B.A. Room Teacher, Training School. RUTH STODGHILLGIRARD, B.S. Instructor In Public School Music. HARRY LEWIS GRIFFIN, B.A., J.D. Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Head of the Department and Professor of History and Political Science. LUCILLE MOUTON GRIFFIN, B.A., M.A. Supervising Critic, High School English. Page 42 THE FACULTY FULLER M. HAMILTON, B.A., M.A. Head of the Department and Professor of Elementary Education and Director of the Training School. HERBERT ALFRED HAMILTON, B.S., M.S. Supervising Critic, High School Commerciol Education. GABRIELLE HEBRARD, B.A. Instructor in French. OLIVE RACHEL HESTER, A.B., M.A. Supervising Critic, High School Biology. ELIZABETH TALLY HOPKINS, B. Mus. Instructor in Voice and Piano. EMILY HAMILTON HUGER, B.A. Head of the Department of Art. GEORGE GRIFFIN HUGHES, B.S.. M.E. Head of the Department of Engineering and Professor of Mechanical Engineering. HARRIET JOOR, B.S. Instructor in Art. CORINNE KEATY. B.A., M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology. JESSIE LILLIAN KEEP, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Women. MINNIE PEARL KELLEY, B.A.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Geography. LOMA KNIGHTEN. B.S., B.S. in L.S. Instructor in Library Science. BESSIE LEFTWICH, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Home Economics. SUE HOPKINS LeROSEN, B.A. , M.A. Supervismg Critic, Primary Grades. JEWELL LEVY. B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Psychology. HOLLIS MOODY LONG, B.S., M.S., M.A., Ph.D. Head of the Department and Professor of Secondary Education. MURIEL McCULLA, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English. HUGH DUNCAN McLAURIN. Head of the Department of Physical Education for Women. ALBERTGRANT MALLISON, A.B., M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of History. RITA ANNE MARTIN, B.A. Room Teacher, Training School. HIRAM RUSSELL MASON, B.E.E., M.S., E.E. Professor of Electrical Engineering. GEORGE MITCHELL, B.S., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education for Men. EVE RITA MOUTON, B.A., M.A. Supervising Critic, High School Mathematics. 1937 L ACADIEN Page 43 9 M L ACADIEN THE FACULTY MARY INEZ NEYLAND, B.A.. M.A. Supervising Critic, High School Chemistry. JOYCE DALFERES PARKER. B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education for Women. MABEL LEFTWICH PELLETIER, B.A., B.S. Instructor in English and Latin. MARY LIPSCOMB REED, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of English. JULIAN CARL REINHARDT, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education for Men. JOSEPH ANTHONY RIEHL, B.A.. M.A. Asslstont Professor of History. HARLAND KEIFER RILEY, B.S.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Horticulture. GRAVES BAXTER ROBERTS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Foreign Language and Professor of Spanish. AGNES MARY ROTH, A.B., M.A. Supervising Critic, High School English. CORA MAYSEGURA. B.S. Instructor In Chemistry. JAMES BEVERLY SMITH, B.S. Instructor In Engineering. V ILLIAM J. STARR, B.S., M.E.. M.S.E. Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics, Shopwork and Mechanical Drawing. MARGUERITE CELESTE STECKLER. A.B.. M.A. Supervising Critic. Elementary Grades. CAROLINE PARHAM STEPHENS, B.A. Room Teacher, Training School. WILLIAM B. STOKES, B.S., M.S., M.E. Head of the Department and Professor of Mathematics. MARIE del NORTE THERIOT, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of French. GLADNEY JACK TINSLEY, B.S., M.S., Ed.D. Director of Extension and Professor of Education. FREDA ALMA VEAZEY. B.A. . M.A. Supervising Critic, Primary Grades. LISE VICE, B.S.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology. SABRA MILES WATKINS, B.A. Room Teacher, Training School. TRUMAN FRANKLIN WILBANKS, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. LAURENCE MONTEGUT ZIEGLER, B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of French. 0n leave of absence for 1936-37. Page 44 LOUIS PHARIS Pinevllle Candidate for B.S. A K; President, Senior Class ' 37; President, Junior Class ' 36; Blue Key; Demeter, President ' 36, Secretory- Treasurer ' 37. MARLIN J. NEREAUX New Iborio Candidate for B.A. T A; Secretary, Senior Class ' 37; Vermilion ' 36; L ' Acadien, Associate Editor ' 36, Business Manager ' 37. ROSEMARY DUBUISSON Opelousos Candidate for B.A. A 0 S, President ' 37; Treasurer, Student Body ' 36; L ' Acodien; Pan- Hellenic Council; Latin Club; Repre scntotive, W.S.A. MERRIEL RITA THERIOT Lafayette Candidate for B.A. 2) , Keeper of Grades ' 35; Treasurer, Senior Class ' 37; Dramatic Club ' 34; Newman Club ' 34, ' 37; Secretary-Treasurer, W.A.A. ' 37. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Pcge 46 L ' A C A D I E N SENIORS MARION COYNE AGATE Lafayette Candidate for B.S. A E N; Debating Club, President ' 35, Parliamentarian ' 36; President, Wes- ley Foundotion ' 34; President, Honne Economics Club ' 34; Secretary, Pan- Hellenic Council ' 35. DONALD BARANCO Lafayette Candidate for B.S. Blue Key; Football ' 33; Glee Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Newman Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Bond and Orchestra ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37. LUCILLE ANNE ARCENEAUX Lafayette Candidate for B.A. 7 : : K Ml Charter Member; COY SELLERS BENNETT President, Girls ' Club ' 37; Latin Club Hico ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37, President ' 36. Candidate for B.A. ■ Page 47 EULA MAE BERTRAND New Iberia Candidate for B.S. K A 11; Academy of Sciences ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Newman Club ' 37; Glee Club ' 37. CLYDE BLANCHARD Labadieville Candidate for B.S. A S K; V A r, Vice-President ' 37; Football ' 35; Track ' 37. LILLY BIENVENU St. Martinvllle Candidate for B.A. ETHEL PERRIN BLANCHARD Kaplan Candidate for B.S. 2 2 2; Treasurer, Student Body ' 37; Treasurer, Pon-Hellenic Council ' 37; Newman Club ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Home Economics Club ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Repre- sentative W.S.G.A. ' 36. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 48 L ACADIEN S E N I O R S DONA JOSEPH BOUCHER La-fayette Candidate for B.S. I K A, Sergeant-af-orms ' 36; Degree Coptoin, Demeter ' 36, ' 37. SAUL BROOKS New Iberia Candidate for B.S. ROBERT BOURGEOIS ANNE THERESE BROUSSARD Erath Breaux Bridge Candidate for B.A. Candidate for B.A. K A; Alpha Chi; French Club. Ii: 2; Le Cercle Francois; W.A.A. Page 49 RAY BROUSSARD Abbeville Candidate for B.A. HENRIETTA BURNS Pinevllle Candidate for B.S. 2 S 2, President ' 36, ' 37; Newman Club, Vice-President ' 36, ' 37; Home Economics Club, Vice-President ' 36, Treasurer ' 35; Secretary, W.S.G.A. ' 35; Red and White Honor Circle, Vice-President, ' 34, ' 36; Treasurer, Junior Class ' 36; Representative, Senior Closs ' 37. PAMELA BURKE New Iberia Candidate for B.A. $ A E; Representative, W.S.A. WILFRED OLLIE CARSON Pine Prairie Candidote for B.S. $ K A; Live Stock Judging Team ' 36. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Pags 50 ACADIEN SENIORS MARY CATHERINE CARTIMIGLIA New Iberia Candidate for B.A. Latin Club ' 34, Treasurer ' 36. ' 35, ' 36; Secretory- MARY WINONA CHILDS Lafayette Candidate for B.S. 2, Corresponding Secretary ' 34; Honne Economics Club; Y.W.C.A. DOROTHY CASTILLE Rayne Candidate for B.S. Home Economics Club; Y.W.C.A. Biology Club; Commuters ' Club. LELA CATHERINE COMBS Opelousos Candidate for B.A. Baptist Student Union. 7 C Page 51 THERESE COMEAUX Broussard Candidate for B.A. X K; French Club; Orchestra. LILLIAN CROUCHET Carencro Candidate for B.A. W.A.A. ' 35; Newman Club ' 35; Le Cercle Francois ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Commuters ' Club. FRED ETHERTON COWART Ferriday Candidate for B.S. T A, Treasurer ' 37; !i A V. Treas- urer ' 37; Representative, Senior Class ' 37; Basketball ' 36, ' 37. HERBERT BALDWIN CRYAR DeRidder Candidate for B.S. II A; Footbal ' 36, ' 37. ' 33; Cheer-leader NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Poge 52 L ACADIEN SENIORS CHARLES DAIGLE Lafayette Candidate for B.A. Latin Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Scribblers ' Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36. ALVIN JAMES DOIRON Thornwell Candidate for B.S. A — K; Vice-President, Junior Class ' 36. WILLIAM EDGAR DOUGLAS Parrish, Alabama Candidate for B.A. MARGUERITE DOERLE A; Football ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; ' ' ' ■ ' Treasurer, Sophomore Class ' 34; Presl- Candldate for B.S. j [_ , q .37. p eshman Foot- Home Economics Club. baH Coach ' 35. Page 53 CECILE ALICIA DURIO Arnaudville Candidate for B.A. 2 2 2, Secretary ' 37; Le Cercle Francals; Newmon Club; W.A.A.; Weorer of Athletic S . ALBERT JAMES ERATH Lafayette Candidate for B.S. A 2 K; President, Newman Club ' 36; Band ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, Vice-President ' 35; Representative, Junior Class ' 36. ELIZABETH ELBERSON Crowley Candidate for B.A. 2 K; Newman Club. ETHELEEN FAULK Crowley Candidate for B.S. K A 11; Secretary, Biology Club ' 37; Y.W.C.A.; Academy of Sciences. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 54 L A C A D I E N S E N I O R S KEITH FAULK Jennings Candidate for B.S. A X K; Blue Key; Glee Club ' 35, ' 36; Quartet ' 35, ' 36. MARJORIE FONTENOT Crowley Candidate for B.A. $ A E, Vice-President ' 36, Reporter ' 35; President, Pan-Hellenic Council ■36. LANE FLETCHER New Verda Candidate for B.S. OCEA FONTENOT Hammond Candidate for B.S. Wesley Foundation; Y.W.C.A.; Biol- ogy Club; W.A.A. Page 55 JOSEPH CLYDE FOREMAN LESLIE GAUDET Duson Raceland Candidate for B.S. Candidate for B.A. SAP, Degree Captain ' 37; Alpha Varsity Basketball. Chi ' 34, ' 35, President ' 36. MARIE CARROLL FREEMAN Loreouville Candidate for B.A. AGNES GIVENS Lafayette Candidate for B.S. A E N; Home Econor Wearer of Athletic S . i cs Club; NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 56 L ACADIEN S E N I O R S HANSEN HALL DeRldder Candidate for B.S. BONNIE MAY HAMILTON Lafayetie Candidate for B.A. A E N, Vice-President ' 37; Pan- Hellenic Council ' 37; W.A.A. Board ' 35; Baptist Student Union Council, Vice-President ' 36, Secretory ' 37; Wearer of Athletic S . WILLIAM GUIDRY Breoux Bridge Candidate for B.S. S A r. Reporter ' 35. THENES HAJECATE Houston, Texos Candidate for B.A. $ K A, President ' 37, Treasurer ' 36; President, Inter-Fraternity Council ' 37; Football ' 32, ' 33, ' 35, ' 36. Page S7 MARJORIE HARTMAN DeRidder Candidate for B.S. A E X; K A n, Historian ' 36; Sec- retary, Junior Class ' 36; Home Economics Club; Representative, W.S.G.A. ' 34, ' 35; President, Buchanan Hall ' 35; Vice-President, Freshman Class ' 34. TEDDY HEBERT Lafayette Candidate for B.S. A 2 K; Demeter; President, Biology Club ' 37; Newman Club. CECILE HEBERT NELL HEIDELBERG Lorecuvilie Lafayette Candidate for B.A. Candidate for B.A. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 53 L ACADIEN SENIORS ROBERT EDGAR HOKE Welsh Candidate for B.S. 2 n A, Vice-President ' 35; Demeter; Secretary, Inter-Fraternity Council ' 35; Track ' 35. LAWRENCE JACOBS Reserve Candidate for B.S. 2 n A; Football ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Track ' 33. RICHARD KEENER HOWARD Lake Providence Candidate for B.S. 2 11 A; Demeter. MILDRED JUDICE Lafayette Candidate for B.S. Orchestra ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Bond ' 34; Newman Club ' 33; W.A.A. ' 36; Le Cercle Francois ' 33. Page 59 JOHN PHILIP KELLY CLARENCE KRUMNOW Lafayette Crowley Candidate for B.S. Candidate for B.A. n K A, President ' 37; Blue Key. REX LAVERNE KOMMER Lafayette Candidate for B.S. Avatar Debating Club ' 35, Extennpor- aneous Chairman ' 36; Wesley Foun- dation ' 35, 36; Y.M.C.A. ' 36. MARY ELIZABETH LEBLANC Reserve Candidate for B.S. Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Newman Club; Biology Club; Y.W.C.A. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 60 L ACADIEN SENIORS JULES NATHAN LEVY Patterson Candidote for B.A. Attakapos Debating Club. WENDELL LINDSAY Lafayette Candidate for B.S. Newman Club ' 31, ' 32, ' 34, ' 36; Glee Club ' 31, ' 32, ' 34; Biology Club ' 36. MARY LEWIS New Iberia Candidate for B.A. A B i); Vice-President, Commuters ' Club ' 36. RAYMOND PAUL MARTIN Lafayette Candidate for B.S. Demeter; Biology Club; Newman Club. Page 61 WESTON MARTIN Church Point Candidate -for B.S. SAT, Secretary ' 37; Alpha Chi; Biology Club ' 35. DANIEL CHARLES MESTAYER New Iberia Candidate for B.A. Boxing ' 33, ' 34. PAOLA MEAUX Lafayette Candidate for B.A. Newman Club ' 34; ' 34, ' 35. Glee Club ' 33, EDWARD GUSTAVE MILLER Opelousas Candidate for B.S. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Porie 62 L ACADIEN SENIORS JOSEPH MONTELARO Eunice Candidate for B.S. Z A T; Biology Club; Newman Club. MARIE THERESE MOUTON Lafayette Candidate for B.S. 2; Dramatic Club; French Club; Newman Club; Commuters ' Club. ROBERT MOTTY Abbeville Candidate for B.S. SAT; Newman Club. AMELIE NARGASSANS Breaux Bridge Candidote for B.A. Vice-President, W.A.A. ' 37; Le Cerde Francois ' 36, ' 37. Page 63 LOUIS NEVEU Lafayette Candidate for B.S. Demeter; Biology Club ' 35, Vice- President ' 36; Newman Club ' 34. MIRIAM ELIZABETH NICHOLSON Washington Candidate for B.S. A N, President ' 37; President. Foster Hall ' 37; Newman Club ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Varsity Cheer-leader ' 37. THELMA NEWMAN Hammond Candidate for B.A. Y.W.C.A.; B.S.U. Athletic S Council; Wearer of BELLA ELIZABETH NICKERSON Lafayette Candidate for B.S. A E ; President, Vermilion Honor Society ' 37; Queen of Camellias ' 35; Newman Club ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Girls ' Club ' 37; Commercial Club ' 35. i NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 64 L ACADIEN SENIORS ETHEL COLE NYE Pitkin Candidate for B.A. AMA DILLIE PARKER Crowley Candidate for B.A. NORBERT ORILLION Plaquemine Candidate for B.A. OKA, Secretary ' 37; Football ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Newman Club; Track ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, Captain ' 36. FRANCES PATIN Lafayette Candidate for B.A. Vice-President, French Club ' 37; W.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Page 65 YOLANDE POCHE Hester Candidate for B.A. Secretary, Le Cercle Francois ' 36; Historian, Newmon Club ' 36, ' 37; Wearer of Athletic S . MARTHA PERKINS REINHARDT Lafayette Candidate for B.A. N 2 K. AGNE S HUNGERFORD POLLARD New Iberia Condidote for B.A. MAXIM RESWEBER Lafayette Candidate for B.S. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 66 ACADIEN SENIORS MILDRED RITCHEY Lofoyette Candidate for B.S. Home Economics Club; Biology Club. CHARLES AUBIN ROUGON Oscar Candidote for B.S. T S A; Secretary, Engineers ' Club ' 37; Vice-President, Radio Club ' 37. JOSEPH McEVOY ROGERS Jeanerette Candidate for B.A. LINTON SARVER Crowley Candidate for B.S. Demeter; Football ' 35. Page 67 HARRY STUART SAUCIER La-fayette Candidate •for B.A. and B.S. $ K A, President ' 36, Vice-President ' 35; K A 11; Alpha Chi, President ' 36, Vice-President ' 35; Vice-President, Blue Key ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Football ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Basketball ' 34, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; President, Student Body ' 37; Vermilion ' 36, ' 37. FRANK STIVISON Ookdale Candidate for B.S. A — K, Vice-President ' 37; Treasurer, Y.M.C.A. ' 35; Blue Key; Engineers ' Club ' 36, ' 37; Glee Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36. OTIS BURTON STANDER Opelousos Condidate for B.A. A 2 K. HOWARD THIBODEAUX Breaux Bridge Candidate for B.S. 2 A r. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 68 L ACADIEN SENIORS CECIL JAMES THOMPSON New Ibena Candidote for B.S. l K A; Freshman Football ' 33; Track ' 36, ' 37; Cheer-leader ' 36. JOSEPH WILLIAM TOUCHTON Lafoyette Candidate for B.S. ASK, Keeper of the Seal ' 35, Treos- urer ' 36; Secretory-Treasurer, Blue Key ' 36; Freshman Basketball ' 35; Track ' 36, ' 37; Glee Club and Quar- tet ' 35, ' 36. JOHN TOLSON, JR. Lafayette Candidate for B.A. T 2 A, Treasurer ' 35, Vice-President ' 36; Blue Key; Vermilion ' 36, Editor ' 37; Choirman, Board of Publications ' 37. RUTH VAN SANT Lecompte Candidate for B.A. X K; Glee Club ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Dramatic Club ' 35; Y.W.C.A. ' 36, ' 37; Orchestra ' 36, ' 37. Poge i9 GEORGE VIDRINE Opelousas Candidate for B.S. 2 II A; Vermilion ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Dra- matic Club ' 36; Scribblers ' Club ' 35. GERTRUDE VOORHIES La-fayette Candidate for B.A. A E N, Secretary ' 37, Treasurer ' 36; Vice-President, Pan-Hellenic Council ' 37; Newman Club; Glee Club; W.A.A. Board. EDWARD VOORHIES St. Martinville Candidate for B.A. ESTHER WENZEL Lafayette Candidate for B.A. Baptist Student Union Council. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 70 L ACADIEN SENIORS ORRIN JOHN WENZEL, JR. Lafayette Candidate for B.S. A 2 K, Keeper of the Seal ' 34; — A V; Glee Club; Secretary-Treas- urer, French Club ' 34; Attakapas Debating Club ' 32, ' 36; B.S.U.; Dra- matic Club ' 33; Men ' s Music Club ' 34. MILTON WILKS Hilly Candidate for B.S. THELMA WILLIAMS Lafayette Candidate for B.A. a A E. WILLIAM BYRON WILLIAMS, JR. Jennings Candidate for B.A. A 2 K, President ' 37, Vice-President ' 36; L ' Acadien, Business Manager ' 36, Associate Editor ' 37; Inter-Fraternity Council ' 35, ' 36, ' 37; Executive Social Committee ' 35, ' 36. Page 71 HEARTSEASE WOOD New Orleans Candidate for B.A. :i K; Y.W.C.A. ESTHER RAE YOUNG Loke Charles Condidate for B.A. President, Dramatic Club ' 37; Vice- President, Y.W.C.A. ' 37; Wearer of Athletic S . JOHN BRUNSON WRIGHT Evergreen Candidate for B.S. A 2 K; Vice-President, Demeter ' 36; Blue Key; Judging Team ' 36. JAMES ALBERT ZOCK Lake Charles Candidate for B.A. S n A; Football ' 32, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35; Track ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Boxing ' 34; Basketball ' 36; I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y Council. NINETEEN THIRTY-SEVEN Page 72 PAGLIACCI (On Hearing Jagel Sing) Silver streaks on the pasty mask of a clown! How can one say that life is good or life n bad — when life is all things? It is a thing of laughter and sweat and tears — a sad sweet song of love, a nnelancholy melody of tender pain. To live — to love — to suffer! Never is happiness so dear as when the soul is crying in its loneliness, striving for something it con never hove. Never is laughter so sweet as when it is washed with tears. Oh that pom, that is the most sublime gift that life con offer. That beauty that is so great that the soul seems expanded into the whole infinity of exist- ence — alone, eternal! — Scribblers ' Script. Page 73 c D N FRED SMITH, President Jennings a :k WILLIAM GARTH. Vice-President Lafoyette Ti: A J. Y. 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St. Mortlnville Duson Horace Adkins Vice-President Vletta Anne Angler Lafayette Aubrey Bacon Bunkie Homer Marion Janet Weldon Secretary Thibodaux Laura Eliza Sevier Treasurer Tolluloh Irmo Margaret Arceneoux Lafayette Olympe Therese Arceneoux Lafayette Viola Marie Armand Chataignier Joseph Genin Barbre McCrea Vernon Francis Bell Pineville Henry John Bernard Erath Elsie Belle Abbott Oscar Clifford Adams Crowley Auben Laceyster Almond Minden Alice Glory Armstrong Lafayette Hugh Avery Homer Morjorle Claire Bernard Breaux Bridge Mildred Therese Bernard Broussord Sybil Mary Andress Cottonport Genevieve Babin Crowley Nina Mae Bernard Broussord Page 88 S O P H O M Phlorence Elizobeth Bethune Leesville Laurent Boudreaux Rayne Elgin Broussard Crowley Elodie Morie Bienvenu St. Martinville Lee Boudreaux Scott Lena Mary Broussard Breaux Bridge Loretta Anne Bienvenu St. Martinville Lily Belle Boumans Broussard Leonard Lee Broussard Lafayette Roland Gilbert Bienvenu St. Martinville Emily Leonise 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Mae Marie Champagne Theriot Louisa Alice Couvillion Cottonport Laurent Dauterive Lafayette Robert Edward Choppuis Rayne Foul Roy Couvillon Abbeville Marie Claire Dauterive Breaux Bridge Page 90 S O P H O M Doris Hilda Davis McCreo Telemarque Dodge Carencro Celine Marie Dugas St. K lartinville Mary Kelley Debaillon Lofaye+te Rene Domingue Lafayette Louisette Jane Duhon Sulphur Elix Decoux Lafayette Roy Daniel Domingue Lafayette Wallace Vincent Dupre Thlbodaux Deblanc deloHoussaye Jeanerette Anne Aurora Doucet Lafayette Roland Francis Durand New Iberia Marcel Joseph DeRouen New Iberia Catherine Mary Ducharme Lafayette Beryl Ruth Dutsch Covington Lucy Ann Descant Cottonport Gaston Louis Ducote Cottonport Freda Dyson Abbeville Roberta Russell Diggs New Iberia Nolo Belle Dufrene Des Allemands hHorold Dyson Abbeville Samuel Woodrow Dixon Denham Springs Amedee Dugas Breoux Bridge Morgan Gerald Earnest Bunkie Page 91 Leah Jane Egan Crowley Sylvia Ann Fournet St. Martinville Jules Joseph Gauthier Cotton port Mae Mary Eldridge Loreauvllle Renella Fruge Estherwood Roy Anthony Gauthier Moreouville Elizabeth Cather Eubank Oakdale Willis Joseph Fruge Bosile Ruth Mary Gauthier Lafayette Earl Worth Evans Bosile Bernice Mary Fuselier Mamou Sue Lucie Gauthier Lafayette Gertrude Beverly Fonguy Lake Charles George Gardiner Lafayette Thurmon Gentry Homer Melba Anne Firmin Rosa LeRoy Garon Palmetto Jorge Luis Gonzales- Parolitlci Rio Piedros, Porto Rico Barney Simpson Foreman Loke Charles Evelyn Morie Gary Abbeville Catherine Goss Church Point Bradley John Foreman Lafayette Jeanne McNeese Gouthier Jennings Dean Greig New 1 beria Png- 92 S O P H O M Frances Gremillion Crowley Earl William Hall New Iberia Leota Mae Hebert Bell City Annie Mae Guldry Abbeville Mono Theresa Halphen St. Martinville Marguerite Hebert Abbeville Ennery Paul Guidry Lafayette Ethel Aileen Hamilton Lake Charles Melvin Joseph Hebert Kaplan Lucille Agnes Guidry St. Martinville Lydia Blanche Hamilton Lake Charles 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Lafayette Dan Davidson Texoda Alexandria Charles John Wall Lake Charles Peyton Edwards Splane Washington Lena Rita Theaux Lafayette Irene Elmira Webb Lafayette FiOncis Stansbury Lafayette Adam Thibodeaux Grand Chenier James William Wlkoff Crowley Leigh Elliott Stewart Lafayette Marie Louise Thibodsaux Corencro Annie Mary Williams Erath Irvin Francis Stirling Scott Nelda Marie Thomas St. Martinvllle Diamond Young Sugartown Page 99 Knlghten President Acklen Andrepont Babin Boudoin Bell McMillan Vice-President Adkins Ardoin Baker Baxter Belle McMillan Secretary Aitkens Armentor Bornhill Beadle Berard Landry Treasurer Alexander Arnoud Barry Beadle Bergeaux Abercrombie Alloway Ashurst Bass Beaullieu Bernard Ackal Anderson Ashy Ba+eman Begnaud Bernard Page 100 Bernard Bickham Blanchard Boudreoux Breaux Broussard Bernard Bickham Bordelon Boudreoux Breaux Broussard Bernard Blenvenu Bordelon Boudreoux Broussard Broussard Bertrand Bienvenu Borel Boudreoux Broussard Broussard Bertrond Billeaud Boudreoux Bourque Broussard Broussard Bertrand Blair Boudreoux Boustany Broussard Broussard Page 101 Brumfield Carnohon Cotallno Clark Comeaux Cresop Brunson Carrlere Chorrler Clause Comeaux Crouchet Burleigh Boudreaux Choteloin Clement Cooper Culotta Camp Carson Chauvin Coco Cormier Dalgle Canclenne Carson Chauvin Coghlan Cornnler Daly Cantrelle Carson Clark Comeaux Coussan Darby L ' A C A D I E N Page 102 Darby Dautreuil Deballlon DeBlanc DeHort DeHart Dejean Dejean DeLaRue Delas Denais Derouen Dewey Doiron Dollahi+e Domengeoux Domingue Donlon Dozier Drews Drury Dubois Ducharme Dupont Dupuis Dupuis Durio Eckart Eisler Elberson Eleazor Escudier Taulk Faulk Fields Flowers Poge 103 Fontane Franques Gamble Gauthier Graves Guidroz Fontenot Frederick Gardiner Goutreaux Gravois Guidry Foreman Fuller Garner Gilbert Gray Guidry Foster Fuseiier Gaspord Giroir Greig Guidry Fotl Gagnet Gassie Gladu Guarino Hockett Foti Gaiennle Gaubert Governole Guidroz Hagan Heard Hebert Hebert Hebert Hebert Hebert Hebert Hebert Helfield Helo Henderson Hennlgan Hensgens Hernandez Hester Hester Hetherwlck Hoffpoulr Hollier Hollier Hollingsworth House Hudson Hudson Hughes lies Istre Jackson John Jolley Page 105 Jones Lobbe Lojaunie Londry LeBlonc LeBleu Judice LaCaze Landry Landry LeBlanc LeBourgeois Judice LaFleur Landry Langston LeBlanc LeDoux Keller LoFleur Landry Latiolais LeBlanc LeDoux Kelley LoGrange Landry Latiolais LeBlanc Leieux Klmbrough LoGrange Landry LeBlonc LeBlanc Lemmon Lyies McBride McBride McClelland McClelland McDoniel McDonald McFot+er McFotter McNamaro McQuoig Mock Maddry Malagarie Monley Moroney Manuel Marceoux Marmande Marsalis Marshall Marshall Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Matherne Matt Page 107 Meloncon Mills Morgan Motty Neff Olivier Mendoza Minner Morgan Moullere Nicholas Ostrich Meyers Mlstric Morris-Blum Mouton Nicholson Pavy Miller Moist Morrison Mouton Noone Pavy Miller Montgomery Morrow Mouton Ohimeyer Pavy Miller Moreland Moss Mouton Olivier Pellerin L ' A C A D I E N Page 108 Pharr Phillips Pollingue Pons Prejean Primeaux Richard Richard Robert Roberts St. Julien Saal Picoriello Ponthieu Provost Richard Roberts Sobatler Pickett Prejean Putnam Richard Robinson Saloom Pierrel Prejean Rabalais Richey Ryder Sanders Pilcher Prejean Rabelais Richmond St. Julien Saucier Page 109 Sovoy Sch 1 nd Isr Schorr jCOTT oeip bibiMe Sigler S mon Simon Smith Smith Smith Snyder Sonnier Sonnier Sorbet Spring Stagg Stagni Stelly Stephan Stephenson Storer Stroughan Stromer Summers Tolbot Tenner Taylor Theriot Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Tillman Tilly Tilly Trahan Vidrine Walton Weber Wilbanks Tobey Troutman Vizena Worner Welch Wilbanks Todd Troutman Voinche Wartelle Wells Wllkins Toups Vaughon Wait Wathen Wemple Wilson Page III UNFINISHED SYMPHONY Deep down within us all there is a melody. Some- times it rises from its tranquil, even tempo to o mighty, crashing crescendo, and it seems that at last the Symphony is going to reach the Finis. Always, however. The Great Director signals with His baton and the song softens into a swelling largo. Often, the Melody is light and refreshing, OS a thousand reeds and woodwinds race through endless polkas. At other times, the Director mo- tions for a solo and the haunting, mysterious strain almost reaches perfection in tone and execution. Frequently, in moments of black des- pair, the melody descends to deeper octaves and the soul trembles to the vibration of the melancholy pitch. It never remains in these morose keys, for always the Director motions, and other instruments rescue the song. There is one moment, however, when even the Master cannot save the song, and cannot spare the player. This is the moment when the instrument, worn from playing countless cadenzas, shatters into a thousand pieces. In the great Unfinished Symphony the passing is but lightly noted — perhaps by other players very near. The Great Director always replaces, for there are many with Melodies who patiently await a choir. — Scribblers ' Script. Paoc 112 Page 114 STUDENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OFFICERS HARRY SAUCIER President JOSEPH JOHNSTON Vice-President MILDRED MILLER Secretary ETHEL BLANCHARD Treasurer Senior Class Representatives HENRIETTA BURNS LOUIS PHARIS FRED COWART J. W. TOUCHTON Junior Class Representatives VERNON BELL ESTELLE BRES FRED SMITH Sophomore Class Representatives LAURIE CAMPBELL KALISTE SALOOM Freshman Class Representative GAY KNIGHTEN Women ' s Student Government Representative RUTH VAN SANT Men ' s Student Government Representative J. Y. DUNCAN Page 115 MEN S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS J. Y. DUNCAN President HARRY SAUCIER Vice-President CHARLES COMPTON Secretary J. W. TOUCHTON Treasurer Membership Is conferred on all men students enrolled in Southwestern Louisiana Institute. Page 116 WOMENS STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS RUTH VAN SANT President BILLIE GRIBBLE Vice-President DORIS TRICHE Secretary LAURA SEVIER Treasurer Membership is conferred on all women students enrolled in Southwestern Louisiana Institute. Page 117 BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS JOHN TOLSON Chairman J. Y. DUNCAN MILDRED MILLER DALY WILLIAMS FRED SMITH Page 118 JUDICIARY COUNCIL M. G. EARNEST NELL HEIDELBERG MERCEDES HESTER DELBERT JACKSON BRUNSON WRIGHT Poge 119 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS THERESE COMEAUX FRANCES PATIN rOLANDE POCHE. LAVINIA CHAMPAGNE President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Faculty Advisors MISS MARIE del N. THERIOT MRS. JOSEF ZIEGLER Members ANNIE LEE ARDOIN W. B. BAROUSSE SHIRLEY BARRA IDA BEARD LILLY BIENVENU ELIA BOUDREAUX FRANCES BOUMANS PEARL BROUSSARD LAVINIA CHAMPAGNE FLORINA COLOMB THERESE COMEAUX STEPHAN COUSSAN LILLIAN CROUCHET GERTRUDE ETHEL DAUTERIVE MARIE DeLAUREAL CECILE DURIO HERBERT HANLEY DORIS LANDRY ISABEL MALAGARIE MADELINE MARTIN DORIS MELANCON AMELIE NARGASSANS FRANCES PATIN YOLANDE POCHE ERLINE TASSIN EDWARD VOORHIES VOORHIES Page 12(1 LATIN CLUB OFFICERS EDGAR DOUGLAS President LAURIE CAMPBELL Vice-President MARY ALICE SHOCKNEY Secretary CHARLES GREMILLION Treasurer Faculty Advisor MRS. RAY J. CORNAY Members BARBARA AITKENS LUCILLE ARCENEAUX EARLINE BABIN LILLY BIENVENU CLEVELAND BLANCHARD MALCOLM BURLEIGH MARY CARTIMIGLIA CHARLES DAIGLE ROSEMARY DUBUISSON WILLIAM FAULK RUFFIN FORNEA VINCENT GARFOLO JAMES HESTER GEORGE JONES MARIE LaHAYE MILDRED LaHAYE THERESE LeBLANC DORIS LEMMON RUTH LENNIE-SMITH WALLACE McBRIDE ROBERT PARKER ALBERT PAVY COY PAVY JOSEPH PICCIONE JEFFERY RICHARD KATHERINE ROBINSON JOHN HENRY VAUGHAN HENRY WILLIAMS Page 121 YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTrAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS EDITH STIVISON President ESTHER RAE YOUNG Vice-President DORIS TRICHE Secretary-Treasurer ELEANORE SHIPP Reporter Faculty Advisors MISS DELIE BANCROFT MRS. T. W. DeHAVEN Members ELSIE BELLE ABBOTT DOROTHY NELSON EVELYN BASS THELMA NEVv ' MAN IDA BEARD LUCILLE PEETS MARGUERITE BLAIR DICKS PURDY THEDA BUSH MARION RHODES DORIS DAVIS VIDA CLAIRE RICHARD HILDA RAE DOXEY MARION SCHORR ETHELEEN FAULK JANE RODNEY SEIP OCEA FONTENOT LAURA SEVIER JEANNE GAUTHIER ELEANORE SHIPP WILLIE GRIBBLE GEORGIA SIGLER OPAL HAYS HELEN SINCLAIR HOPE HENNIGAN GRACE SMITH MILDRED LEE ILES EDITH STIVISON LUCILLE LANGSTON DORIS TRICHE BARBARA LEMMON RUTH VAN SANT MARGARET MASON SARA VAUGHAN SUSAN MOORE CLARA LOUISE WHITE BECKY MORRIS-BLUM SADIE WILSON ESTHER RAE YOUNG Page 122 YOUNG MEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS JAMES PECK Presidenh ASA HOFFPAUIR Vice-President FLOYD HOLLAND Secretory FREDERICK BROCK Reporter Faculty Advisors DR. R. H. BOLYARD MR. HARRY DeLoRUE Members HUGH AVERY JOHN COOLEY HARRY DeLaRUE, JR. T. J. DEWEY GORDON DOREMUS SAM FONTENOT COLLINS FOSTER WILLIAM GAMBLE FRANK GRAVES THOMAS HACKETT WALLACE HEBERT WILLIAM HEBERT ASA HOFFPAUIR FLOYD HOLLAND FRANK HENNIGAN JAMES HESTER WOOD ANDREW IRVING MURL JACKSON NATHAN JAMES MILBURN JENKINS FRED McDANIEL MARION MEADOWS BYRON MORGAN JAMES PECK RICHARD ROBERTS OKLA RAYBURN HERBERT SHIRLEY WEBB SMITH PEYTON SPLANE JAMES TROUTMAN HUGH WALLIS MILTON WILKS ROW WILSON Page 123 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION COUNCIL CHARLES WHITE President OPAL HAMILTON First Vice-President ESTHER WENZEL Second Vice-President JAMES PECK. . . Third Vice-President BONNIE MAY HAMILTON Secretary MILBURN JENKINS Treasurer Faculty Advisor MISS LOMA KNIGHTEN Membership Every Baptist student enrolled in Southwestern who has become a member of one of the unit organizations of the local church. Page 124 WESLEY FOUNDATION OFFICERS ELEANORE SHIPP President KATHERINE WILBANKS Vice-President BARBARA LEMMON Secretary REV. W. C. BARHAM Sponsor Members of this organization are all students of Methodist preference enrolled at Southwestern. Pag- 125 NEWMAN CLUB OFFICERS ALBERT ERATH President HENRIETTA BURNS Vlce-Presidenh MARIE JEANNE LeBLANC Secretary ROSA MARY ORY Trea surer JOSEPH PICCIONE Reporter YOLANDE POCHE Historian Faculty Advisors MR. JOSEPH A. RIEHL MISS MARIE del N. THERIOT Paul Andrepont Annie Lee Ardoin Viola Armand Charles Avery Laury Ann Boudoin Eula Mae Bertrond Virginia Bertrand Lilly Bienvenu Shirley Billeaud Ethel Blanchard Cleo+hile Bordelon Katherine Bordelon Claire Boudreaux Esther Boudreaux Marjorie Boudreaux Michael Boustany Rene Breaux Mattie Broussard Romain Broussard Therese Broussard Malcolm Burleigh Henrietta Burns Mildred Butcher Mary Alice Concienne Ruth Corriere Marian Chauvin Columbus Clement Mildred Coco Gloria Coghlon Lloyd Comeaux Martial Comeaux Ruth Comeaux Leo Cormier Roy Couvillon Jennie Lee Cresap Mildred Crouchet Sarah Culotta Members Rose Eisler Albert Erath Juanita Escudier Kotherme Fields Melba Firmin Marjorie Fontenot Dorothy Franques Velta Frederick Jeanne Gilbert Enola Gravois Dorothy Gray Goldie Greig Charles Gremillion Doris Guldry Anna Mae Guidroz Rosa Mae Guidroz James Guilbeau Rosobelle Guillory Felix Hebert Harold Hebert Leone Hebert Margaret Hebert Teddy Hebert Christine Hensgens Helen Hensgens Robert Istre Margaret Jolley George Jones John Adam Judice Heloise Juneau Magdalen Keller LeRoy LoFleur Linus LoFleur Marie LoHaye Carl Landry Fannie Landry Leola Landry Gladys Montet Rita Motty Robert Motty Ellen Mouton Janette Mouton Jerome Mouton Willord Mouton Marguerite Nicholson Bella Nickerson Elda Noel Margarette Olivier Norbert Orillion Rosa Mary Ory Albert Pavy Coy Pavy Edward Pavy Charles Pellerin Joseph Piccione Mary Pierrel Leone Poche Yolande Poche Mary Louise Primeaux Ruth Putnam Leslie Rabelais James Regan Rowlond Regan Maxim Resweber Evelyn Robin Eunice Rome Robert Roy Philip Saol Isabel Saloom Frank Savoy Doris Schexnoyder LeRoy Schiller Merle Smith Hilda Sonnier Pago 126 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS MARIAN RHODES President FHERESE BROUSSARD Vice-President ORPHA DeVILBISS Secretary ESTELLE BRES Treasurer ROSABELLE GUILLORY Reporter MISS AGNES BRADY Faculty Sponsor Members MARION AGATE IRMA ARCENEAUX IRENE ARMENTOR DORIS BEADLE MILDRED BLAKELY ETHEL BLANCHARD KATHERINE BORDELON ESTELLE BRES THERESE BROUSSARD HENRIEHA BURNS MARGARETTA CARSON DOROTHY CASTILLE WINONA CHILDS MILDRED COCO RUTH COMEAUX SARAH CULOTTA DORIS DAVIS ALBERT DeHART DORIS DELAS ORPHA DeVILBISS OPAL DEVILLE MARGUERITE DOERLE HILA RAE DOXEY CATHERINE DUCHARME LUCILLE DURAND ELIZABETH EUBANK CHERIE FAUST CATHERINE FIELDS MARJORIE FONTENOT FAY FOY ROWENA FUSELIER BARBARA GARDINER SUE GAUTHIER AGNES GIVENS ROSABELLE GUILLORY ETHEL HAMILTON MARJORIE HARTMAN OPAL HAYS MARGARET JOLLEY MARY ELIZABETH LeBLANC MIRIAM RUTH LITTLE ELLABELLE LUSTED MARGARET MACK MARGARET MASON HATTIE MAE MELANCON THELMA MOIST SUSAN MOORE GRETCHEN MORRISON MARJORIE MOSS RITA MOTTY DOROTHY NELSON ELDA NOEL ROSA MARY ORY ANNA MAE PESSON DICKS PURDY MARIAN RHODES MILDRED RITCHEY THERESA SAAL OUIDA SMITH VALERIE SOIREZ NICEE TALBOT STELLA SOULIER FELEICE THERIOT MARJORIE VAUGHAN ELIZABETH WATHEN EDWINA WEBBER KATHERINE WILBANKS SADIE WILSON Page 127 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS HERBERT HANLEY Presidenf ELIA BOUDREAUX First Vice-President ELEANORE SHIPP Second Vice-President FREDERICK BROCK Secretary NEIL McQUAIG Treasurer DR. G. B. ROBERTS Faculty Sponsor Members AUBREY BACON KENNETH BAILEY WILLIAM CARL BARHAM WILBUR BEADLE VERNON BELL WINONA BOUDREAUX LILLIAN BROUSSARD ROBERTA BROUSSARD RUTH BUNN JOHN CADENHEAD LOLA MAE COOPER ELIX DECOUX ROBERTA DIGGS HILERY DOLLAHITE ROBERT DONLON WILLIAM ECKART MISS HULDA ERATH HOPE HENNIGAN PERCY JEFFERS ANNA FLOYD JOHNSON JESSE JOHNSTON MAGDALENE KELLER RUFUS KELLY JACK LaBAUVE MARION LATIOLAIS OLLIE LeJEUNE AUDREY LIONS LUCY MAE LOVAS RANDOLPH LOVE HAROLD MATT MARSHALL MORGAN WALLACE NICHOLS MARGUERITE NICHOLSON RUTH PUTNAM HARRY RICH RICHARD ROBERTS JACK SCHANZ OTIS STANDER DAWSON SMITH DAN TEXADA FRANCIS THIBODEAUX JOHN TOLSON WOODROW WILSON CLARA LOUISE WHITE Page 123 DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS ESTHER RAE YOUNG President VIDA CLAIRE RICHARD Vice-President ROBERTA BROUSSARD . . . Secretary-Treasurer HAROLD BROCK Reporter MRS. MARY L. REED Faculty Advisor Members COY BENNETT HAROLD BROCK ROBERTA BROUSSARD JEANNE GAUTHIER LUCIEN GOVERNALE ADDIE HART NATHAN JAMES MARION LATIOLAIS SUSAN MOORE MARSHALL MORGAN CRAWFORD MOSS DOROTHY NELSON VIDA CLAIRE RICHARD MERLE SMITH MARJORIE VAUGHAN ESTHER RAE YOUNG Page 129 DEBATING CLUBS OFFICERS OF THE JOINT CLUBS JOSEPH PICCIONE President MATTHIAS STELLY Vice-President MARY AGNES McNASPY. Secretary-Treasurer MARION AGATE Parliamentarian REX KOMMER , Extemporaneous Chairman Faculty Advisors MR. JAMES J. BARRY MISS EDITH G. DUPRE Members of the Avatar Club IRENE ARMENTOR CLAUDE BOUDREAUX LAURIE CAMPBELL CHARLES DEBAILLON JEROME DOMENGEAUX M. G. EARNEST THOMAS GIVENS CHARLES GREMILLION JOHN HAMILTON NOLAN HEBERT SAHID HELO JOHN ADAM JUDICE REX KOMMER MALCOLM LEQUEUX CARVER FLORENCE McCULLOUGH MARGARET McMILLAN MARY AGNES McNASPY NEIL McQUAIG PRESTON MAUBOULES LOUIS PHARIS JOSEPH PICCIONE HAROLD SABATIER ISABEL SALOOM KALISTE SALOOM ROBERT STEPHAN IRVIN STIRLING JAMES TROUTMAN ROBERT TROUTMAN VOINCHE Members of MARION AGATE KING ALEXANDER VIETTA ANGIER HELENA BERTRAND WILLIAM GAMBLE FRANK GRAVES NAHAN JAMES the Attakapas Club MARGARET MASON LAMAR PIBOIN RICHARD ROBERTS JANE RODNEY SEIP MATTHIAS STELLY ORRIN V ENZEL WOODROW WILSON Page 130 SCRIBBLERS CLUB J. S. LYONS Executive Secretary Board of Editors EARLINE BABIN CLAUDE BOUDREAUX JOFFRE MURRELL Faculty Advisors MISS EDITH DUPRE MRS. MARY REED Contributors LUCILLE ARCENEAUX RUTH LENNIE-SMITH EULA MAE BERTRAND WENDELL LINDSAY MARION LATIOLAIS JAMES PECK JOSEPH ROGERS Poge 131 VERMILION STAFF JOHN TOLSON, JR. Editor DALY WILLIAMS , . Business Manager GEORGE GAUTHIER Managing Editor Editorial Staff NELL HEIDELBERG JULIA LANE JAMES LANDRY MARIE PAnERSON HARRY SAUCIER DELBERT JACKSON . .. WILSON MONTGOMERY KALISTE SALOOM GEORGE VIDRINE .Sports Reporter Sports Reporter Sports Reporter Sports Reporter Page 132 LACADIEN STAFF MARLIN NEREAUX Business Manager BYRON WILLIAMS Associate Editor Board of Editors LUCILLE deBLANC NORVELLE HOVER ROBERT PARKER KALISTE SALOOM Sports Writer Page 133 Page 134 BIOLOGY CLUB TEDDY HEBERT President LOUIS NEVEU Vice-President ETHELEEN MARGERY FAULK Secretory-Treasurer Faculty Advisors MR. G. B. CLAYCOMB MR. D. C. ELLIOTT MISS CORINNE KEATY MR. BRUCE BOUDREAUX Honor Members Sigma Beta Omicron MR. BRUCE BOUDREAUX ETHELEEN FAULK MR. G. B. CLAYCOMB TEDDY HEBERT MR. D. C. ELLIOTT MISS CORINNE KEATY MR. LISE VICE Members FERDIE ANDRUS DONALD BARANCO MR. BRUCE BOUDREAUX MICHAEL BOUSTANY FREDERICK BROCK DOROTHY CASTILLE MR. G. B. CLAYCOMB MR. D. C. ELLIOTT ETHELEEN FAULK OCEA FONTENOT GEORGE GARDINER WILLIAM GARTH JOHN HAMILTON MELVIN HEBERT TEDDY HEBERT WINFRED HIRSCH MISS CORINNE KEATY MARY ELIZABETH LeBLANC RAYMOND MARTIN C. C. MATT JOSEPH MONTELARO ROBERT MOTTY LOUIS NEVEU WALDO PATTERSON HAROLD SABATIER EDITH STIVISON Page 2l VERMILION HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS BELLA NICKERSON President EUNICE ROME Vice-President EDITH STIVISON Secretory DORIS TRICHE Treasurer ROSABELLE GUILLORY Reporter Faculty Advisor MISS MINNIE KELLEY Members ELSIE BELLE ABBOH CARRIE HENDERSON LUCILLE ARCENEAUX NELL MENOU MARJORIE BERNARD MARY AGNES McNASPY ESTELLE BRES SUSAN MOORE HENRIEHA BURNS DOROTHY NELSON BELLA DARBY BELLA NICKERSON BEVERLY FANGUY ROSA MARY ORY RUTH GAUTHIER LILLY RICHARD WILLIE GRIBBLE VIDA CLAIRE RICHARD ROSABELLE GUILLORY EUNICE ROME ETHEL HAMILTON HELEN SINCLAIR MARJORIE HARTMAN EDITH STIVISON DORIS TRICHE Page 136 WOMEN S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MARIE YOUNG President AMELIE NARGASSANS Vice-President MERRIEL THERIOT Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Advisor MRS. HUBERT BOURGEOIS Mennbers BARBARA AITKENS VIOLA ARMAND EARLINE BABIN LAURY ANN BAUDOIN NINA DELL BEADLE VIRGINIA LEE BERTRAND MARGUERITE BLAIR LILLIAN BROUSSARD MAHIE BROUSSARD ROBERTA BROUSSARD CLEOTHILE BORDELON CLAIRE BOUDREAUX WINONA BOUDREAUX FRANCES BOUMANS BETTIE CANTRELLE RUTH CARRIERE OLIVIA CARSON MARIAN CHAUVIN GLORIA COGHLAN LOLA MAE COOPER AMELIE NARGASSANS MAE DAIGLE CATHERINE DUCHARME ROSE EISLER KATHERINE FIELDS SYLVIA FONTANE OCEA FONTENOT VELTA FREDERICK ENOLA GRAVOIS GOLDIE GREIG ANNA MAE GUIDROZ ROSE MAE GUIDROZ OPAL HAYS HAZEL HEBERT HELEN HUGHES MILDRED ILES MARGARET JOLLEY MARGUERITE KNOBLOCH DORIS LANDRY FANNIE LANDRY MARY LANDRY LUCILLE LANGSTON TERESA LASSEIGNE MERYL LeBLANC DORIS LEMMON RUTH LENNIE-SMITH DOROTHY LONG ELLABELLE LUSTED MARGARET McMILLAN IRIS MARTIN EMMA DELL MENDOZA RITA MOTTY ELDA NOEL MARGAREHE OLIVIER COY PAVY KATHERINE ROBINSON MARION SCHORR ELEANORE SHIPP GEORGIA SIGLER MARY MAE SIMON MERLE SMITH ETHEL STAGNI GERTRUDE STROMER NICEE TALBOT MERRIEL THERIOT RUTH THOMPSON ANNIE MAE Vv ' AIT HELEN WALLACE FLOYD WALTON CLARA LOUISE WHITE MARIE YOUNG MARGARET ZIMMERMAN Page 137 IN THE TEMPLE Long ago, in for Judea Through the Temple ' s prayerful hush, Through its glories and its vastness Far rennoved from life ' s mad rush, Passed a poor and humble couple, Noticed only by a few, As to God their Child they offered, And to God paid homage true. hie was poor, she young and tender. But the Child was wondrous fair. Ah! so fair that even great men Paused awhile to look or store. He to them was but on infant. Tiny, helpless, poor, and weak; But two hearts, to grace responsive, Knew hHIm and hlis Mother meek. Now, Oh, Lord! dismiss Thy servant Simeon in o rapture cried, Por I ' ve seen my God and Saviour, Joseph ' s joy, — His Mother ' s pride; A Light He ' ll be unto the Gentiles The Glory of Thy people too, But to Mary, He ' ll bring sorrow Which will pierce her through and through. Tenderly he took the Infant In his trembling, weak, old arms, Lovingly he gazed upon Him, Captivated by His charms. Anna also saw and knew Him, Spoke of Him to all she met; Some believed, — but others answere The Redeemer comes not yet . — Ruth Lennie-Smith. Scribblers ' Script. Page 138 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS THENES HAJECATE p,,- , J-Y- DUNCAN Vice -President J ES WHITE Secretory DELBERT JACKSON j, Members Representatives of Alpha Sigma Kappa FRANK STIVISON BYRON WILLIAMS, Jr. Representatives of Phi Kappa Alpha THENES HAJECATE NORBERT ORILLION Representatives of Sigma Pi Alpha DELBERT JACKSON JAMES WHITE Representatives of Tau Sigma Delta VERNON BELL J. Y. DUNCAN 1 Page MO Duncan Bell Jackson Orillion Stlvison V hite Williams Page 141 PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS ' LLIE GRIBBLE p,,3ident GERTRUDE VQQRHIES Vice-President RUTH BUNN . ..Secretory ETHEL BLANCHARD Treasurer Members Representatives of Delta Epsllon Nu LUCILLE DONLON BONNIE MAY HAMILTON GERTRUDE VOORHIES Representatives of Delta Theta Sigma RUTH BUNN ROSEMARY DUBUISSON HELEN SINCLAIR Representatives of Nu Sigma Kappa THEDA BUSH WILLIE CRIBBLE ANNA FLOYD JOHNSON Representatives of Phi Delta Epsilon DOROTHY CHATTERTON LAURA SEVIER MARION WELDON Representatives of Sigma Sigma Sigma ETHEL BLANCHARD CATHERINE DUCHARME DORIS TRICHE Page 142 Blonchard Bunn Bush Chatterton Donlon Dubuisson Ducharme Hamilton Johnson Sevier Sinclair Triche Voorhies Weldon Pcjg3 M3 DELTA EPSILON NU IN OFFICIO MIRIAM NICHOLSON President BONNIE MAY HAMILTON Vice-President GERTRUDE VOORHIES Secretary MAMIE BARANCO Treasurer MRS. JOSEF ZIEGLER Faculty Advisor In Academia Class of 1937 MARION AGATE MIRIAM NICHOLSON AGNES GIVENS BELLA NICKERSON BONNIE MAY HAMILTON GERTRUDE VOORHIES Class of 1938 MAMIE BARANCO LUCILLE DONLON OPAL HAYS STELLA SOULIER Class of 1939 MARY AGNES CROUCHET DOROTHY NELSON DORIS DAVIS ROSA MARY ORY MARGUERITE GUIDRY GLADYS OZENNE ELAINE MOUTON EVELYN BASS MILDRED CROUCHET KATHERN GARNER DOROTHY GASSIE DOROTHY GRAY NANCY HOLLIER DOROTHY LONG DORIS MEAUX ELEANOR NICHOLAS VALERIE STELLA SOULIER Pledges MARGUERITE NICHOLSON MARGARETTE OLIVIER LUCILLE PEETS MARY CATHERINE PIERELL ANNA LOUISE ST. JULIEN ELEANOR ST, JULIEN NICEE TALBOT EVELYN TODD MARJORIE VAUGHAN WARTELLE Page 144 Agate Baranco Crouchet Davis Donlon Hamilton Hartman Hoys Guidry Moore Nelson Nickerson Ory Ozenne Soulier St. Julien Voorhies Page 145 DELTA THETA SIGMA IN OFFICIO ROSEMARY DUBUISSON MILDRED MILLER LINNIE SINCLAIR ESTELLE BRES President Vice-President ■ ■ Secretary . Treasurer MISS DEUE BANCROFT Faculty Advisor In Academia Class of 1937 ROSEMARY DUBUISSON MARY LEWIS Class of 1938 ESTELLE BRES MARIE DeLAUREAL RUTH DUHON MILDRED MILLER HELEN SINCLAIR Class of 1939 MARJORIE BERNARD JANE BONNET RUTH BUNN ROBERTA DIGGS SYLVIA FOURNET GERTRUDE GUIRARD MARGUERITE HEBERT OLLIE LeJEUNE ELAINE PATIN EVELYN ROBIN ETHELYN ROY LINNIE SINCLAIR Pledges DOROTHY FRANQUES LUCIE GAUTHIER LUCILLE LANGSTON GRACE NEFF ANNA MAE PESSON EUNICE PHARR BERTHA REEVES Page 146 Page M7 NU SIGMA KAPPA IN OFFICIO EDITH STIVISON President WILLIE GRIBBLE Vice-President JULIA LANE Secretary ELSIE BELLE ABBOTT Treosurer MRS. HARVEY P. HOPKINS Faculty Advisor In Academia Class of 1937 ELIZABETH ELBERSON MARTHA REINHARDT RUTH VAN SANT HEARTSEASE WOOD Class of 1938 THEDA BUSH EMMA NELL EUBANK WILLIE GRIBBLE JULIA LANE RUBY LeDOUX HILDA SONNIER EDITH STIVISON Class of 1939 ELSIE BELLE ABBOTT MARJORIE BUCE MILDRED BUTCHER ELIZABETH EUBANK RUTH GAUTHIER ANNA FLOYD JOHNSON SUSAN MOORE VIDA CLAIRE RICHARD Pledges VIOLA ARMAND PHLORENCE BETHUNE ANTOINETTE BICKHAM DORIS BICKHAM JUANITA ESCUDIER JEANNE GAUTHIER JEANNE GILBERT ADDIE HART MARY JANE BROUSSARD MILDRED ILES REBA BROUSSARD MILDRED CLARK THERESE COMEAUX JENNIE LEE CRESAP DORIS DELAS ANNE DOUCET ROSA DUPUIS HELEN ELBERSON BILLIE LaCAZE HAZEL MONTEGUT JENEL MOREAU NEDDIE BELLE MOREAU MARIE PATTERSON JANE SCHINDLER CASWELL scon EDWINA WEBBER SADIE WILSON Page 148 Abbott Buce Bush Butcher Elberson Eubanks Eubanks Gauthier Gribble Johnson Lane LeDoux Mooio Relnhardt Richard Sonnier Van Sant Wood Page 149 PHI DELTA EPSILON IN OFFICIO MERCEDES HESTER President THELMA WILLIAMS Vice-President LOUISE DEBAILLON Secretary DOROTHY CHATTERTON Treasurer MISS EMILY H. HUGER Foculty Advisor In Academia Class of 1937 PAMELA BURKE MARJORIE FONTENOT MOLLIS HILL THELMA WILLIAMS Class of 1938 DOROTHY CHATTERTON LUCILLE deBLANC LOUISE DEBAILLON MERCEDES HESTER Class of 1939 GENEVIEVE BABIN ISABEL CRAWFORD MARY DEBAILLON LEAH JANE EGAN SUE GAUTHIER WILMA MAINS IRENE MASTERS DICKS PURDY LAURA SEVIER MARJORIE TERRELL MARION WELDON Pledges KATHERINE BORDELON MARY ALICE CANCIENNE MARY ALICE COMEAUX DOROTHY DALY LUCILLE DuBOIS RUTH deBLANC HILDA LeBLANC ALINE LeBOURGEOIS AUDREY LIONS BEVERLY MILLER REBECCA MORRIS-BLUM MARJORIE MOSS CLARA ALICE ROBERT THERESA SAAL MILDRED TRAHAN SARA VAUGHAN Page 150 Page 151 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA IN OFFICIO HENRIETTA BURNS President MARION RHODES Vice-President CECILE DURIO Secretary MARY ALICE SHOCKNEY Treasurer MISS MURIEL McCULLA Faculty Advisor In Academia Class of 1937 LUCILLE ARCENEAUX ETHEL BLANCHARD ANNE BROUSSARD HENRIETTA BURNS WINONA CHILDS CECILE DURIO THERESE MOUTON MERRIEL THERIOT Class of 1938 CATHERINE DUCHARME MARGARET MASON NELL MENOU MARION RHODES MARY ALICE SHOCKNEY DORIS TRICHE Class of 1939 GEORGIE COLOMB Pledges IRMA ARCENEAUX IRENE ARMENTOR ALVA BROUSSARD ALINE DeBLANC MURIEL FLOWERS OCEA FONTENOT LYDIA BLANCHE HAMILTON CLARA HARDEE MARY LANDRY JEANNE LeBLANC RITA MOTTY MARION SCHORR GEORGIA SIGLER WANDA MAI SMITH MERLE SMITH FELEICE THERIOT KATHERINE WILBANKS ANNIE WILLIAMS Page IB2 Arceneaux Mason Blan chard Menou Broussord Mouton Childs Rhodes Colomb Shockney Ducharme Triche Durio Page 153 ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA Founded 1930 IN OFFICIO BYRON WILLIAMS, JR Preslden FRANK STIVISON Vice-President FRED SMITH Secretary ASHTON MOUTON Treasurer Counselors DR. A. P. ELLIOTT DR. G. J. TINSLEY in Acadennia Class of 1937 CLYDE BLANCHARD O. B. STANDER ALVIN DOIRON ALBERT ERATH KEITH FAULK TEDDY HEBERT LOUIS PHARIS FRANK STIVISON J. W. TOUCHTON ORRIN WENZEL BYRON WILLIAMS. JR. BRUNSON WRIGHT Class of 1938 NORRIS BREAUX LOREN GROWL F. E. GIARD QUINTUS HEIDELBERG NORVELLE HOVER LYNN HURST ASHTON MOUTON DANIEL ROBICHEAUX GERALD SHORT DAWSON SMITH FRED MIMS SMITH VERNE WHITE DALY WILLIAMS Class of 1939 HAROLD BROCK MARTIAL COMEAUX GERALD LOUSTALOT WALLACE McDOUGALL DeBLANC deloHOUSSAYE MARION MEADOWS EARL EVANS NOLAN HEBERT CARL LANDRY OSCAR RICH CULLEN SHOWS JOHN STEPHAN CHARLES WALL ROBERT ANDERSON GARRIGUES DeJEAN HARRY DeLaRUE. Jr. STEPHEN DOIRON CHARLES DRURY WILLIAM FAULK edges WALLACE HEBERT JACK LaBAUVE WALLACE McBRIDE ALBERT PAVY ROWLAND PREIS RICHARD ROBERTS .IP SAAL Page 154 Blanchard Breaux Brock Crowl deloHoussaye Dolron Erath Evens Faulk Giard Hebert Hebert Hover Landry McDougal Meadows Mouton Rich Pharls Robicheaux Shows Smith Stander Stephan Stivlson Touchton Wenzel White Wright Wall Willianns Page 155 PHI KAPPA ALP Founded 1922 IN OFFICIO THENES HAJECATE President NORBERT ORILLION Vice-President M. G. EARNEST Secretory WALTER REINHARDT Treasurer Counselors MR. G. G. HUGHES MR. J. L. FLETCHER In Acadennia Class of 1937 DONAT BOUCHER J. P. CADENBEAD WILFRED CARSON LESLIE GAUDET GEORGE GAUTHIER THENES HAJECATE NORBERT ORILLION HARRY SAUCIER CECIL THOMPSON Class of 1938 HERSHEL BROCK ROBERT DeROUEN COOPER DOUCET M. G. EARNEST RAOUL LANDRY SIDNEY LeBLANC CARLO LISTI CLEVELAND MATT WALTER REINHARDT RALPH WEBER Class of 1939 HICKMON CREED ROY GAUTHIER PRESTON MAUBOULES Pledges JOSEPH BARBRE CARROL BERNARD MARCEL DeROUEN JEROME DOMENGEAUX RENE DOMINGUE HENRY DUHON LAWRENCE DUCOTE THOMAS DUCREST HARVEY GARDINER LINUS LoFLEUR DAVID MARTIN WILSON MONTGOMERY ROBERT MOHY GAYDEN PERKINS FITZ PHARR JOSEPH THOMPSON WILLIE WARNER WAYNE WELCH Page 156 HAJECATE Boucher Brock Codenhead Carson Mouboules Orlllion Creed DeRouen Doucet Earnest Gaufhier Gauthler LeBlanc Matt Reinhardt Saucier Thompson Weber Page 157 T A U SIGMA D E L T Founded 1920 IN OFFICIO J. Y. DUNCAN President VERNON BELL Vice-President RICHARD CALDWELL Secretary FRED COWART Treasurer Counselors DR. H. L. GRIFFIN MR. H. K. RILEY In Academia Class of 1937 FRED COWART MARLIN NEREAUX AUBIN ROUGON JOHN TOLSON Class of 1938 VERNON BELL WILLIAM GARTH NEAL BLANCHARD JOSEPH JOHNSTON J. Y. DUNCAN JULES MINVIELLE CHARLES SIMMONS Class of 1939 GLYNN ABEL AUBREY BACON KENNETH BAILEY RICHARD CALDWELL PAUL ANDREPONT RAYBURN BERTRAND D. J. BLANCHARD ASHTON BOURGEOIS LAURENT DAUTERIVE ELIX DECOUX FELIX DEJEAN MANNING DESHOTELS F. J. DICKEY WOODROW DIXON CHARLES COMPTON ROBERT HETHERWICK ROBERT PARKER CLINTON RAGAN Pledges BRADLEY FOREMAN RUPERT GAGNET WILLIAM GOODWIN EDWARD PAVY CHARLES PELLERIN ROBERT ROY JAMES RUSSELL HUEY SIMON BAXTER SUMMERS ALLEN TILLMAN Page 158 Abel Bacon Bell Caldwell Compton Coward Garth Hea+herwick Johnston Nereaux Parker Ragan Rougon Simmons Tolson Page 159 SIGMA PI ALPHA Founded 1921 IN OFFICIO DELBERT JACKSON President JAMES WHITE Vice-President HENRY ROBICHAUX Secretary WEBB SMITH Treasurer Counselors DR. W. S. DEARMONT DR. R. H. BOLYARD In Acodemia Class of 1937 HERBERT CRYAR EDGAR HOKE EDGAR DOUGLAS KEENER HOWARD LAWRENCE JACOBS Class of 1938 GORDON DOREMUS WEEDMAN DUHE ASA HOFFPAUIR HENRY ROBICHAUX WEBB SMITH JESS WEIMER JAMES WHITE HENRY WILLIAMS Class of 1939 HORACE ADKINS LAURIE CAMPBELL THURMAN GENTRY JESSE JOHNSTON JEROME MOUTON ELMO ORGERON KALISTE SALOOM LEIGH STEWART VERNON TURNER Pledge H. G. ABERCROMBIE WILLARD BARNHILL CHESTER CHIASSON NORMAN HEARD FRANK HOUSE ANDREW IRVING RUFUS KELLY GAY KNIGHTEN RONALD LaCOUR FRED McDANIEL ERNEST McMillan CLAUDE OAKLAND JACK SCHANZ IRVIN STIRLING DONALD TANNER JACK TERRELL Poge 160 I Page 161 H C H IN OFFICIO CLYDE FOREMAN. . . GORDON DOREMUS WEBB SMITH LAURIE CAMPBELL. . . DR. E. G. FEUSSE. . . . In Academia Class of 1937 CLYDE FOREMAN WESTON MARTIN HARRY SAUCIER Class of 1938 GORDON DOREMUS LOREN CROWL WEBB SMITH MACK STANSBURY MAHHIAS STELLY Class of 1939 LAURIE CAMPBELL President Vice-President ... Secretory Treasurer . Counselo r Pago 162 Doremus Campbell Crowl Martin Saucier Smith Stansbury Stelly Pago 163 BLUE In Academia Class of 1937 DONALD BARANCO HARRY SAUCIER KEITH FAULK FRANK STIVISON CLARENCE KRUMNOW JOHN TOLSON LOUIS PHARIS J. w. TOUCHTOr BRUNSON WRIGHT IN OFFICIO J. Y. DUNCAN President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Co unselor HARRY SAUCIER J. W. TOUCHTON MR. HERBERT HAMILTON Class of 1938 J. Y. DUNCAN DELBERT JACKSON JOSEPH JOHNSTON FRED SMITH Page 164 Baranco Faulk Jackson Johnston Krumnow Pharis Saucier Smith Smith Stivison Tolson Touchton Wright Page 165 D E M E T E R NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FRATERNITY IN OFFICIO WILFRED CARSON President M. G. EARNEST Vice-President LOUIS PHARIS Secretary-Treasurer DONAT BOUCHER Degree Captain MR. S. M. BLACKHAM Counselor In Acadennia Class of 1937 DONAT BOUCHER WILFRED CARSON TEDDY HEBERT EDGAR HOKE KEENER HOWARD RAYMOND MARTIN LOUIS NEVEU LOUIS PHARIS BRUNSON WRIGHT Class of 1938 OTIS COCO COOPER DOUCET M. G. EARNEST GORDON HAMNER JEFF PINCKLEY WALTER REINHARDT LINTON SARVER JAMES SANFORD FRED SMITH WEBB SMITH PEYTON SPLANE CULLEN SHOWS HENRY WILLIAMS Closs of 1939 HICKMON CREED C. C. MAH DeBLANC delaHOUSSAYE CHARLES PRESCOTT EARL EVANS WILLIS FRUGE GLYNN ABEL PAUL ANDREPONT JAMES BERGEAUX CARROL BERNARD NORRIS BREAUX HICKMON CREED EARL EVANS SAM FONTENOT WILLIAM GARTH ROY GAUTHIER FRANK GRAVES NELSON HARDY FELIX HEBERT HAROLD HEBERT OSCAR RICH DANIEL ROBICHEAUX Pledges CHARLES HENDERSON ROBERT ISTRE JAMES McClelland MEDWYN McClelland WILLARD MILLER DONALD OHMEYER JAMES SANFORD WALLACE SONNIER VIRGIL TAYLOR ALLEN TILLMAN JERVY VIZENA WILLIAM WALLACE WILLIE DEE WARNER BURL WATTS Page 166 .. Boucher Coco Creed delaHoussaye Doucet Earnest Evans Fruge Hamner Hebert Howard Hoke Matt Martin Neveu Pharls Pinckley Prescott Rich Robicheaux Reinhardt Server Smith Smith Shows Splane Wilhams Wright Page Ii7 SIGMA ALPHA GAMMA Founded 1931 IN OFFICIO CLYDE BLANCHARD President LEE LAFOSSE Vice-President WESTON MARTIN Secretory FRED COWART Treasurer MR. H. K. RILEY Counselor In Academia Class of 1937 CLYDE BLANCHARD FRED COWART RICHARD FIERO LANE FLETCHER CLYDE FOREMAN WILLIAM GUIDRY ROBERT MOTTY ORRIN WENZEL Class of 1938 MILBURN JENKINS JOSEPH JOHNSTON CLARENCE LANDRY JOSEPH MONTELARO CLARENCE VERRETT ALLAN WHITE Class of 1939 LACEYSTER ALMOND THURMAN GENTRY NOLAN HEBERT WESTON MARTIN MARION MEADOWS LAMAR PIBOIN OKLA RAYBURN THEOPHILE ROGER HERBERT SHIRLEY Pledges WILLIAM ACKLEN JOHN ADKINS IVAN BAKER FELIX COLVIN FRANCIS COMEAUX THOMAS DEWEY GEORGE FULLER CONRAD GUIDROZ RICHARD HANCHEY NELSON HANKS JAMES HAWTHORN MERLIN HENDERSON ANDRUS HERNANDEZ MURL JACKSON GAY KNIGHTEN RONALD LACOUR IROS MANUEL HAROLD MARTIN ANDRUS MARTINEZ WARREN PICKETT VERNE RICHEY BLANCHARD SANDERS JOHN STORER JAMES TROUTMAN ROBERT TROUTMAN WAYNE WELCH Page 168 Hebert Jenkins Johnston Martin Meadows Montelcro Motty Piboln Rayburn Roger Shirley Verrett Wenzel White Page 169 KAPPA DELTA P I AN HONOR SOCIETY IN EDUCATION IN OFFICIO LUCILLE THIBAUT President FLOYD HAMILTON Secretary HENRIETTA BURNS Treasurer DR. H. M. LONG Counselor Members LUCILLE ARCENEAUX EULE MAE BERTRAND LILLIAN BROUSSARD MR. R. L. BROWNE HENRIEHA BURNS DOROTHY CASTILLE LAVINIA CHAMPAGNE DR. W. S. DEARMONT MR. HARRY DeLaRUE MISS AGNES EDWARDS ETHELEEN FAULK MR. CHARLES R. FLACK MISS FLOYD HAMILTON DORIS MARJORIE HARTMAN NELL HEIDELBERG DR. H. M. LONG MISS MURIEL McCULLA MARY AGNES McNASPY NELL MENOU MISS EVE MOUTON DR. G. B. ROBERTS HARRY SAUCIER MR. HERMAN SIGLER MARIE LOUISE SMITH LUCILLE THIBAUT DR. G. J. TINSLEY TRICHE Page 170 Arceneaux Bertrand Broussard Burns Castille Champagne Faulk Hamilton Heidelberg Menou Triche Page 171 PI KAPPA DELTA NATIONAL DEBATING FRATERNITY Louisiana Gamma Chapter OFFICERS CLARENCE KRUMNOW President WEBB SMITH Vice-President JOSEPH PICCIONE Secretory-Treasurer Members SPENCER BARNETT MR. JAMES J. BARRY GAYNELL BEADLE VICTOR BLACKWELL JEANNE CASTILLE ZOE LEE COLLINS LOUISE CRAWFORD HELOISE CROSS GIRARD DAVIDSON LENA YOUNG DeGRUMMOND MR. HARRY DeLaRue EMILE DUCOTE RAY FOOTE VERSIE HAMILTON CARROLL HOFFPAUIR LOUISE HOFFPAUIR ORVAL HOKE CLARENCE KRUMNOV MYRTLE MESTAYER N. D. OLIVIER JOSEPH PICCIONE FENNER WADE SMITH WEBB SMITH ■ EDWARD STAGG HENRY STUBBS MILDRED TATE RUTH TILLY GEORGE YOUNG Page 172 HERBERT CRYAR Cryar is a senior in the College of Liberol Arts. Cryor ho? led the Bulldog cheers for the post two years. hHe is o member of the Sigma Pi Alpha Fraternity. ELIZABEThH EUBANK Liz is just a sophomore and has led the Bulldog cheers for one year. She is a member of the Nu Sigma Kappa Sorority. CECIL THOMPSON Thompson is a senior in the College of Education. He has led the cheers of Southwestern only one year. He is a member of the Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. MIRIAM NICHOLSON Miriam was Freshman Cheerleader and Varsity Clieerleader for one year. She is o member of and also president of the Delta Epsilon Nu Sorority. ALMA MATER Alma Mater, beloved old Southwestern, Pride of our Southland so fair! Oaks and pines and sweet magnolia ' s beauty, Show forth thy charm so rare. Alma Mater, for honor, truth and wisdom Thy halls for aye shall stand; Loyal sons and daughters sing proclaiming Here ' s my heart and hand. Page 1 75 THENES HAJECATE Mick the Greek is the title. Mick was captain of the 1936 edition of the Red and White football squad and filled In the right guard position. He is a senior in the College of Liberal Arts and never more will he be seen whooping up his war-cries and pep- ping up a Southwestern grid team. No coach could foil to shed a tear over the graduation of a player of such capability — he could smear the greatest boll carriers for losses and rip open the strongest of lin es. We shall never forget Mick — and least of all, his smile will perpetuate in our memories. The world ' s best wishes to you, Mick ! J. Y. DUNCAN Jerry , who is one of Southwestern ' s most versatile athletes, calls Alexandria his home town, hie has one more year of pigskinning and will again handle a terminal post. J. Y. has lettered in three different sports and chalks up a high scholastic record as well. VERNON TURNER When Jimmy White, S.L.I. ' s long distance kicker, was disabled, it was Turner who answered Coach Wilbank ' s prayers . Vernon displayed unusual punting ability as a Sophomore and, according to his past performances, this coupled with his bock- field playing, will help moke football history for Southwestern in coming years. Stick to it, Vernon, we ore wishing you luck! Page 1 7i LAWRENCE JACOBS Jake has crooned his swan song as far as the gridiron is concerned, and never more will this big tackle, stamped with number 44 , be seen crushing and rushing opponents of Southwestern. Big Jake was at his best this year despite an early-season- injury to his leg. Keep up the good work, Jake, and may success crown all of your future efforts! RALPH WEBER Cowboy Weber is another of several Southwest- ern stars turned out by a Texas High School. His has been the task of holding down the center posi- tion and right well has he fulfilled the job. Here ' s to o successful forthcoming season, Weber. BILLY GARTH From the pine-clad hills of Mississippi to the cane breaks of Southwestern Louisiana is a long dis- tonce, but that is no handicap to William Price Billy Garth. Billy is no galloping giant, but he is a field general of no mean ability. General Billy is only a junior and judging from his initial venture, he should be on outstanding figure in next yeor ' s Bulldog broln trust . Page 177 WEEDMAN DUHE A good, fast, little man is always appreciated on a football squad, but a good, fast, big nnon such as Zuzu is much more desirable. Duhe has one more year of gridironing before the curtain falls. May that lost yeor be a worthy climax to his long career at Southwestern. VERNON BELL ' Tis a sad story when the first page of Dixie ' s vorsity football record is read. Dixie received a serious shoulder injury early m the grid campaign and was forced out of action when he was progress- ing rapidly. hHowever, his heart and soul was always with the team. Here ' s more power to you next season, Dixie ! STANLEY CRESAP City Slicker is what some would surname Stanley — but not us — we coll him Greased Lightning . Stanley is probobly the lightest gridster on the roster but for what he lacks in weight, he accounts for in speed and vividness. This agile youth has created many flashes of thrills by his lightning-like dashes. Page 178 ROBERT DeROUEN Zipp no this is not a nnisprint — it ' s only our minnical expressing of whot hoppens when Bob carries the pigskin and gallops away. Bob , o loyal son of New Iberia, is a will-o-the-wisp in the broken field and his elusive tactics gave many a Sli opponent the heebie-jeebies lost season. Bobby has and will ably perform his duties. RANDOLPH LOVE hiere ' s another mighty mite from that hot-bed of football stars, Alexandria ' s Bolton hiigh. Little Ranny displaces only five feet and six inches of otmosphere but that doesn ' t say what amount of territory he can cover. Ranny shows promises and should be a wizzord next season. ASHTON BOURGEOIS Playing his initial year of varsity footboll for South- western, Blackie had o most promising season. Should injuries dodge him, his future as o pigskin toter Is assured. Page 179 HORACE ADKINS Little Shorty is the brother of the inimitable Aylmer Shorty Adkins and colls Homer, Louisiana, his chief stamping grounds. He ' s as fast as Jesse Owens; he ' s as elusive as a flea and con spin like a whirlwind. Little Shorty filled a halfback berth until, well, old man Catastrophe swung his scythe and left him with an ailing back. He ' s bock on his feet again, and, watch him cut capers the coming grid season. HENRY WILLIAMS Henry Willioms is his name, but he only answers to Tubby . Another Homer High School star, and 180-pound h a m m e r- ' e m - d o wn tackier — that ' s Tubby . He ' s capable of generating steam-roller power with his bulky body and more than once we hove seen him crush rival linemen. Williams has developed a surprising coordination of power and speed that will make him a dangerous man in any game, on any field, at any time. JOE CRUTHIRDS A war tank on the attack — that ' s Joe Cruthirds. Joe has worn the red and white slip-over only a year now and regardless of that we predict two more successful seasons. Here ' s luck Joe! Page 180 DELBERT JACKSON Here ' s J. Y. ' s running nnate — Delbert Jackson. Del- bert has just tucked away his second and by far his most successful football season of his career at the flank position. He is a marvel on defense, and a sure tackier and crock pass snatcher. Adding the charity marker is also one of his specialties. SIDNEY LeBLANC LeBlanc is the name. Sidney LeBlanc and he ' s from Abbeville, Louisiana, too. A distance runner by birth, he never tires on the football field. Sid is a pugnacious type of guard, who chorges with sur- prising speed and is best when the going is toughest. He ' s calm and capable on defense, knows how to use his weight in blocking and tackling, and aptly fills the role of running guard on offense. What more can one ask of a guord. VERNE WHITE Verne did not get into every game but when he did ploy, he put every ounce of his 157 pounds into every move he mode. He is the roving type of center, a relentless spotter of forward passes and a power in the center section of the line. We ' ll be pulling for you again next fall — keep it up! Page 181 JAMES WHITE A junior In the Commerce Department, Jimmy White is what most proud parents expect of their college-going son. This Lake Charles boy takes his studies seriously and, to be exact, duplicates his scholastic efforts on the oval-bock turf of Sli . Jimmy if a deadly blocker; a marvel on defense; and is incomparable in the kicking division. He is an invaluable man ond, all we can soy Is, watch him go next yeor. HARVEY GARDINER Harvey Gordmer cleoting through his first year as varsity tackle, has chalked up a fine record. He hos size, power, ogility and now with a year of collegiate football tucked away, he should stand out in the line next season. Harvey likes boxing and mixed that with his football — that is, in accordance with the rules. He uses his right to smear the blockers and clasps the boll carrier in his left. That ' s co- ordination! JAMES SANFORD Once again ws come to a position which seldom received the cheers and hero-worship of the crowd. The tackles moke up that group and among them we find the gigantic but amiable Sanford. Docile Sandy transferred to S.L.I, from a junior college and took up the Bulldog cause almost mstantly. But, alas, every knight does not reach his goal, and, in this cose, Sandy suffered a broken arm just when things were running smoothly. He appeared very promising this year and indications pomt to on increosing unit of power next year. THURMAN GENTRY Snow is the proud possessor of a dual personality. On the campus he is a slow-going type who smiles lazily at the profs (and the fems), but on the gridiron he is o fast elusive bock. With one year of added grid experience he fhould hove a very successful season next fall. Page 182 BUL WALLACE Bill Wallace, even though only a junior m college, will no longer carry the Red and White colors of Southwestern into battle. Bill has had one year of footboll at a Junior College and, reluctantly, he must abdicate his role as star end for the Bulldogs, hie, true to the spirit of all Cottontops , has shown spunk and ability on the gridiron. We ' ll nniss hinn on the football field, but we ' ll welcome him into the ranks of the onlookers. DAN TEXADA Still another Alexandrian who, like the others, once roamed the turtle-backed field of Holton High — this one is a shining example of what a shifty ball- carrier should be like; and his name is Daniel Texodo. He has two more sessions in which to exhibit his grid wares as a spinner, end-sweeper, and pass-flinger. More power to you on the gridiron next year, Dan. JOE HERPIN Here is a tower of power, a 220-pound tackle who bears the nominal brand of Joseph Ovey Herpin. Joe hurled defiance at rival warriors and held his post true to form. Prognosticoters soy, A large, dark man will cross your path — beware of him . This omen is opplicable here, so beware, rivals of S.L.I. — Herpin may be that large, dark man . ELIX DECOUX In high school, Elix oppeored headed for big things, I. e., in the football way, and it looks like collection day is just around the corner. He should improve as he gains experience. We are predicting that, next fall, Elix will begin collecting . Here ' s hoping that he collects two-fold! Page 183 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD The annals of the 1936 football team of Southwestern Louisiana Institute showed more losses than victories but one thing is certain and that is that the battered Bulldog eleven gave its best always and very often against tremendous odds. It Is a sod dismal story when the records are searched to find that what promised to be a highly successful season was marred by the stigma of defeats upon defeats and an abundance of injuries diminished the strength and power of the greatly weakened Bulldog squad. On two occasions did the Bulldogs rise to the zenith of their effective- ness and that was early in the fall when the red and white players defeated Lamar College and Sam Houston of Texas. For next year, however, the chances for a winning club appear extremely bright for with the acquisition of new players and the return of many veterans, the Bulldogs should be very formidable and powerful next season. Southwestern, 13; Mississippi College, 13. Southwestern, 13; Lamar College, 6. Southwestern, 7; Louisiana Tech., 20. Southwestern, 0; Spring Hill, b. Southwestern, 7; Sam Houston, 6. Southwestern, 0; Louisiana College, 12. Southwestern, 0; Southeastern, 19. Southwestern, 14; Mississippi Teachers, 44. Southwestern, 0; La. State University, 93. Southwestern, 0; La. State Normal, 6. Page 184 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Under the guidance of Coach Eddie Douglas, the Bullpups enjoyed a successful season. Getting off to a good start by defeating the Louisiana College Frosh. They were set back the following week, however, when they were defeated by Jennings hligh School. It was in the game against the Borksdole Aviators that the Bullpups really found themselves. They won easily by a score of 38 to 0. Their final game was against the Louisiana State Normal Freshmen whom they tied with a score of 7 to 7. Among the most promising candidates for the 1937 varsity ore: Abel, Aber- crombie, Blanchard, Brumfield, Camp, Cotolino, Kelly, Minner and Tillman. Page 185 VARSITY BASKETBALL Our basketball season turned out to be quite a nightmare. Thrills, close scores, and nerve tingling gomes were plentiful throughout the season, but our team failed to have that necessary something that it takes to win consistently. There were some men who were expected to perform better this season, but somehow they didn ' t ond it meant the difference between winning and losing certain contests. In other games, our men put up a gallant fight throughout, but the opposition was much above them and It was a hopeless tosk. Some of the outstanding features were the consistent aggressive defensive tactics and offensive drives of the sophomores. Diamond Young, Leigh Stewart, and Andrus Martinez. With these men and Aubrey Bacon, who has shown up well In spring training gomes, to form the backbone of our up and coming undefeated freshman team, the outlook is considerably brighter for next season. December 16. Southwestern. 19 Louisiana State, 44. January 5. Southwestern, 29 La. Supply Independents, 34 J o n u a ry 9. Southwestern, 24 Louisiana Tech., 25. January 15. Southwestern, 40 Southeastern, 28. January 16. Southwestern, 31 Tulone, 37. January 18. Southwestern, 33 Loyola, 49. January 23. Southwestern, 21 Centenary, 31. January 25. Southwestern, 25 Mississippi College, 28. February 3. Southwestern, 22 La. State Normal, 44. February 4. Southwestern, 23 Centenary, 44. February 5. Southwestern, 14 Louisiana College, 30. February 6. Southwestern. 24 Louisiana Tech., 40. February 1 1. Southwestern, 51 Carencro Independents, 15. February 12. Southwestern, 35 Kaplan Independents, 24. February 13. Southwestern, 26 La. State Normal, 36. February 15. Southwestern, 21 Loyola, 33. February 27. Southwestern, 35 Louisiana College, 38. Page I8i Captain J. Y. Duncan. Junior. He gave his best efforts towards making the basketball schedule o success. Mr. Duncan has in basketball, as in all other gomes of life, done his best — effort that was accepted ond appreciated by the team, the coach and the student body. The respect held for him by the team is shown in their having elected Duncan Captain — a position which he ably filled. Dixie Bell. Substitute Forward. Bell, o junior, was not fortunate enough to make the first string, play- ing under a football injury handicap which seemed to affect his game immensely. He was ready, when the time came, to go into the game and fight for Southwestern. What more can we ask of anyone? Woodrow Dixon. Sophomore. Dixon played forward on the team and should have been one of the best forwards on the team. Dixon, a sophomore, showed streaks of ability which makes Southwestern appre- ciate knowing that he has two more years of varsity basketball. Fred Cowart. Forward. Cowart is Mississippi ' s rep- resentative on the Bulldog Quintet. He held down the forward position for Coach Reinhordt ' s Red and White Cogers and proved to be the most consistent goal shooter of the club. Fred is a senior in the College of Liberal Arts and besides being a success on the basketball court, he rates high in his scholas- tic work. Page 187 William Guidry. Senior. He was a substitute center — a center who was willing to get in and fight with determination to do or die. During the last year he fought valiantly for our school. It is such men as this one, that the school regrets losing, though we realize that their sojourn with us is finished. Earl Evans, hie is a sophomore whose caging ability come to light during his freshman year. Evans will be at our college two more sessions, and we appre- ciate knowing that such a player can be depended upon again to take an active part in the caging contests of the two oncoming years. In the first few games he was outstanding, but, due to illness, he lacked the strength the remainder of the season to play college ball. Leslie Gaudet. Senior. The dependability of this forward makes us regret that he is finishing South- western this year. Gaudet was a Bulldog whose bite was frequently felt by the many opponents. A small man making up for his height with determination and speed exemplifies Gaudet. Raoul Landry. Forward. A product of Lafayette who fits the title, local boy makes good , is Raoul Landry. Cow , which is his popular misnomer, is over six feet toll and is probably the most agile man seen on the Bulldog floor for many years. Raoul, as usual, stood out during the basketball season, and, what he lacked in goal shooting, he ably made up by his defense work. Page 188 Andrus Martinez. Sophomore. His outstanding ability as a Guard on our caging team was quickly noticed by Coach Reinhordt. His ability as a player is exceptional, and it will be put to good use during the oncoming seasons. His achievement in basketball ore overshadowed only by his work as a track man. Harry Saucier. Senior Center. Besides being one of the outstanding representative students on our campus, Harry held down the center position on the basketball squad most of the season. He put everything he hod into each game he played. Leigh Stewart. Sophomore Center. Many things can be said about Leigh. He is a true sportsman and a real basketball player. Leigh Is only a sopho- more but managed to earn a first-team berth near the termination of the season. He is a great oll- around eager and is especially adept in the ability to hit the basket. Stewart will be bock for two more years, and he will probably play the center position for the 1937-38 Bulldog aggregation, if he continues to improve and have the aggressiveness that he showed us in the lost three games. Diamond Shine Young. Sophomore Guard. Shine ' s playing received favorable comment dur- ing the season. Young played his part successfully in making the basketball team as much of a success as it was. Southwestern looks forward to his co- operation in making the squad a future success. Aggressiveness and fight mode him the flashy player that he was. Page 189 HAROLD BROCK Brock proved to be one of the pluckiest fighters on the team during the strenuous campaign of the past season. A very effective puncher and a polished boxer, Brock usually entered the ring with deter- mination and usually came out with the decision. He is only a sophomore in college and with added experience, he should be invaluable to the team next year. WILFRED CARSON Moonshine Carson, a senior in Agriculture, hails from Pine Prairie. He was an understudy to the indomitable Carlo Listi, and proved his worth when in the squared ring. EARL CLEMENT Clement wos the safety mon on Coach Mitchell ' s boxing team. He was never co lied upon to fight this season, but he was always reody to do so. He showed good promise this season and is expected to do well next year. Page 190 COOPER DOUCET Wildcaf is the name of this pugilist. He lived up to his record as a champion, having twice won the C.M.T.C. championship of Texas. Doucet, after a slow start, developed into one of the most brilliant and scrappy boxers ever to wear the red and white. He is a junior and has another yeor of collegiate leather-punching. HARVEY GARDINER An Opelousos product — one of the toughest heavy- weights ever to wear the red and white. He likes to mix punches and he can take it and dish it out as well. His task was hard becouse his weight includes some real large scroppers. He is only a Sophomore and in the next two years he will no doubt prove himself invaluable to Coach Mitchell ' s boxing squad. CARLO LISTI The most agile, the cleverest ond the most consistent boxer in Southern intercollegiate boxmg circles is this Patterson boy. Carlo Listl. Twice holder of the S.A.A.U. Championship of the 135-pound class. Listi has participoted in over twenty-three fights and has not as yet been defeated. He was the gentleman that the opponent just couldn ' t hit — but this gentleman always pushed his leather into what turned out to be a jaw-breaker . Page 191 C. C. MATT Here we see a real comer, C. C. Matt. Matt is o well-timed jabber and thoroughly versed in boxing tactics and is one of the most dangerous pugs of the squod. Coach Mitchell was more than pleased with the sensational work of Matt, espec- ially his remorkable development of punching power. DAN MESTAYER Captoin Dan Mestayer is a terrific puncher and hails from the city of boxing champions — New Iberia. An exterminator, a killer — are but a few of the epithets. Captain Mestayer stood out as a boxer and his paralyzing blows still echo and re-echo in the ears of every S.L.I, fistic fan. hlis graduotion will leave a big hole in the setup of the boxing team. DONALD OHLMEYER This glove-swinger proved his worth as o sub to C. A. Doucet and, even though he participated in one bout, he showed up exceptionally well. Being a freshman with one year of experience he should be of value to future S.L.I, boxing teams. Pjoe 192 RALPH WEBER Weber — a Houston, Texas cowboy — lacked speed but possessed a hammer-like jab which left its ill effects on his ring rivals. Weber has another yeor of intercollegiate boxing and will probably be the stand-out man on the Bulldog club. BRUNSON WRIGHT Brunson didn ' t participate in any intercollegiate match, but right along he gained valuoble experi- ence and should rote high next year. ALBERT ZOCK General Zock is what the students call him. He was the showman of the team. He could make a professional show the green tinge of an amoteur. Zock, who beside being a boxer, is an all-around athlete. He graduates this year and will be lost to the Bulldogs next season. HARLAN WILLEY Harlan was a late-comer to Southwestern, but the lack of conditionmg did not interfere with his ring prowess. He is gifted with a great pair of arms and shoulders and sturdy pair of legs which brought him many ring victories and a reputation of being the amateur fighter with the professional technique . He punches with shoulder action behind each mitt, and after he strikes, his opponents know it. Page 193 VARSITY TRACK For the third successive year, Coach Browne ' s track team was crowned the champions of the Third District S.I. A. A. track and field meet. A new record was established at this meet by Cow Landry in the 440-yard dash, the time being 49.2 seconds. This made the eighth S.I. A. A. record now held by a Southwestern athlete. To begin the dual meet competition, the Bulldogs were defeated by a strong L.S.U. team by the score of 89 to 28. The Bulldogs rallied, however, and a few days later defeated the Louisiana Tech track team by a 69 to 43 score. The next competition encountered by the Bulldogs was a triangle meet at Natchitoches with Louisiana State Normal and Stephen F. Austin. The Bulldogs reached their peak in this meet by running up a total of 70 points against Normal ' s score of 42 and Stephen F. Austin ' s score of 28. Page 19 ' t FRESHMAN TRACK The Southwestern Freshman Track Teann made a fair showing at the S.I. A. A. Meet In winning second place. The freshmen defeated Louisiana State Normal Frosh in their only dual meet by the score of 68 to 36. The outstanding yearlings were Adkins, Dixon, Domingue, Martinez, Ridge, Roger and Stirling. These men are expected to fill vacancies in the varsity due to graduation. Page 195 ADKINS Better known as Big Shorty , a consistent 6 feel I inch jumper. The boy who holds the S.I.A.A. record. The little stor who jumps and walks back under the bar. This was Shorty ' s lost year. CRESAP Another of Southwestern ' s smaller stars, who runs both the high and low hurdles far better than the overage. DUCREST Ducrest, a potential star. Duke runs the quarter, half, and mile, and is capable of a fine performance in any one of the three. GRAHAM Although he is not a star track man, Doc has through hard work, shown steady improvement. Page 196 DUNCAN Duncan may be classed a utility man , but In reality is a star performer In several events. He is capable of 24 feet in the broad jump, 47 feet in the hop-step-and-jump, and 10 seconds flat in the hun- dred yard dash. J. Y. holds several intercollegiate records. JACKSON This was Jack ' s first year of varsity track, but he will be depended on in the future to fill the shoes of the departed stars. A very capable performonce is expected of him. JOHNSTON Joe, as alternate captain, has established a record of a competitive spirit. One of Joe ' s most imposing wins was the 4.28.2 mile, a new record made in the S.I. A. A. meet. Joe also has ambitions to break the S.I. A. A. 880 mark. He is a star performer in the mile and half-mile events. Page 197 LANDRY Captain-elect Landry is another of Lafayette High School ' s stars. A member of several record relay teams, Landry is also holder of the S.I. A. A. record in the quarter mile at 49.2 seconds. Can run anything he is called on to do. LeBLANC Sid of Abbeville fame is o crack miier and half- miler. A fellow who runs several roces and winds up the day by running the two-mile. Sid will be here one more year. LORIO Bud , winner of the javelin In the S.I. A. A. last year. A man who consistently threw 185 feet after recov- ering from a setback of flu. Page 198 ORILLION Captain Toby , the boy who mode most of the total points, a hard worker, who started fronn the bottom up and lived the sport he loved. Holder ot several relay records. A fifty flat quarter-miler and has been credited with twenty-four flat in th ' 3 low hurdles. TOUCHTON Touchton, a hard worker with an unbreakable spirit. J. W. spends his time throwing the discus and shot . Next year we expect great things of him. ZOCK Albert Zock, the man who has endurance personi- fied. Zock runs on what he has below the belt, and has always come through when called upon. Zock is still undefeated in S.I. A. A. competition. Page 199 WOMEN S ATHLETICS Physical Education for Women includes the many and varied activities for the better development of women students. Tennis, basketball, archery, baseball, soccer and dancing form the major activities of the department. Page 200 WOMEN S ATHLETICS The Women ' s Athletic Association works with the Physical Education department in helping them carry out their activities. The Association also sponsors such programs as Stunt Night, Gym Night, the Cypress Grove Pageant, Intramural Sports and the Annual Colonial Ball. Page 20 1 COLLEGE CALENDAR 1936-1937 SEPTEMBER 21 Registration. 23 Faculty Reception to Freshmen. 25 Football Game — Mississippi College. 26 Phi Delta Epsilon Hop. OCTOBER I Home Economics Tea for Freshmen. 2 Newman Club Party. 2 Party for Baptist Students. 2 Party for Methodist Students. 5 Tri Sigma Tea. 8 Football Gome — Louisiana Tech. 9 Nu Sigma Kappa Hop. 10 Student Body Dance. 15 Vermilion Honor Society Tea. 15 Chemurgic Conference. 16 Chemurgic Conference. 17 Chemurgic Conference. 17 Nu Sigma Kappa Picnic. 17 Home Economics Dance. 19 Phi Delta Epsilon Tea. 20 Delta Theta Sigma Tea. 2! Nu Sigma Kappa Tea. 22 Delta Epsilon Nu Tea. 23 Y.W.C.A. Conference. 23 Football Gome — Sam Houston. 24 Y.W.C.A. Conference. 25 Freshman Football Game — Barksdale Avlotors. 28 Newman Club Party. 30 Y.W.C.A. Hallowe ' en Party. 3! Nu Sigma Kappa Rush Party. NOVEMBER 6 Football Gome— Southeastern. 7 Delta Epsilon Nu Rush Party. 7 Student Body Dance. 8 Foster Hall Open House. 10 Frederick Jogel, Metropolitan Tenor, presented by Lectures and Concerts Series. 12 Delta Theta Sigma Rush Party. 12 Kappa Delta Pi Banquet. 13 Tri Sigma Rush Party. 13 Freshman Football Game — Louisiana College. 14 Phi Delta Epsilon Rush Par y. 17 Sorority Pledge Day. 19 Home Economics Party. 20 Party for Episcopal Students. 21 Student Body Dance. 26 Football Gome (HOMECOMING DAY)— State Normal. 26 Blue Key Dance. Page 202 COLLEGE CALENDAR DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY 4 4 5 5 6 8 10 12 12 14 15 15 16 16 16 17 17 9 10 I I 14 15 15 15 16 16 17 17 21 23 25 29 2 3 5 6 8 9 I I 13 14 15 15 Alpha Sigma Kappa Party. Home Economics Bazaar. Sigma Pi Alpha Party. Agriculture Department Dance for selecting Queen of Camellias. DeClouet Hall Open House. Foster Hall Dance. Tri Sigma Friendship Tea. Supper for Methodist Students. Inter-Fraternity Dance. Phi Kappa Alpha Party. Phi Delta Epsilon Party. Delta Theta Sigma Party. Girls ' Club Christmas Tree. Newman Club Christmas Tree at St. Mary ' s Home. Dormitory Christmos Parties. Delta Epsilon Nu Party. Home Economics Party. Basketball Gome — La Supply Company. Sigma PI Alpha Dance. Basketball Game — Louisiana Tech. Buchanan Hall Open House. Tau Sigma Delta Barbecue. Vermilion Honor Society Silver Tea. Mid-Winter Exposition — Crowning of Queen of Camellias. Alpha Sigma Kappa Dance. Bosketball Game — Southeastern. MId-WInter Exposition. Demeter Dinner and Dance. MId-WInter Exposition. Nu Sigma Kappa Breakfast. Boxing Match — Louisiana Tech. Basketball Gome — Centenary. Basketball Gome — Mississippi College. Freshman Class Party. Boxing Match — Centenary. Dorothy Crawford, presented by Lectures and Concerts Series. Sigma Alpha Gamma Party. Y.W.C.A. Carnival Ball. W.S.G.A. Tea Dance. Holiday — Mordi Gras Day. Kappa Delta Pi Banquet. Alpha Omega Rush Party. Delta Epsilon Nu Breakfast. Alpha Sigma Kappa Rush Party. Basketball Game — Loyola. Page 203 COLLEGE CALENDAR FEBRUARY 16 Tau Sigma Delta Rush Party. 17 Phi Kappa Alpha Rush Party. 18 Sigma Pi Alpha Rush Party. 18 Basketball Game — State Normal. 19 Fraternity Pledge Day. 23 Boxing Match — Loyola. 26 Stunt Night. 27 Basketball Game — Louisiana College. MARCht I Arthur C. Pillsbury, Inventor of X-Ray Motion Picture Camera, presented by Lectures and Concerts Series. 1 Intercollegiate Debate — St. Edward ' s University. 2 Lecture, Rambles through the Rockies, Eben G. Fine. 6 Alumni Broadcast. 6 B. S. U. Party. 7 Tri Sigma Open hlouse. 9 Harp and Cello Concert, Mr. Marcel Hubert, Cellist, and Miss Mildred Dilling, Harpist, presented by Lectures and Concerts Series. 16 Faculty Amateur Program. 18 Honors Night. 22 Intercollegiate Debate — Centenary. 23 Intercollegiate Debate — Spring Hill College. APRIL 2 Colonial Ball. 3 Freshman-Sopohmore Dance. 3 Father and Son Banquet — Co-op Club. 6 Sigma Pi Alpha Minstrel. 8 Newman Club Convention. 9 Newman Club Convention. 10 Newman Club Convention. 12 Delta Epsilon Nu Tea Dance. 15 Nu Sigma Kappa Tea Dance. 17 Student Body Dance. 21 Helen Olheim, presented by Lectures and Concerts Series. 22 Phi Delta Epsilon Tea Dance. 24 Junior-Senior Prom. 28 Gym Night. MAY I Tau Sigma Delta Dance. 8 Phi Kappa Alpha Dance. 14 S Club Dance — Award Night. 15 Sigma Pi Alpha Dance. 21 Spring Festival. 22 Alpha Sigma Kappa Dance. 29 Alpha Omega Dance. JUNE 6 Commencement Sermon. 7 Commencement. Cage 204 rr • Artists and Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black or Color The Largest College Annual Designers and Engravers in America , . . 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