Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1951 volume:

4 1 ' ■4 I f3. Fl 3 ' .? Sou thi¥eis tern Louisiana Institute at Lafayette mm iff. ' g ip:« fp ' -. ' Introduced by ■ ' |ii W ! M - ' :SenalOT Robert Martin: ' -;v l ' SI y: y; ' ' t(y - ' l create and edaBliih; ■ 1 ' taie Jrnduitriat ■[ ' ■ ' . tlf A iTi l- y]: ' Mfiiitilte ■ for the ■ education cif-.ttikile children of ■ ' ' .: ' ■ ' ! ' ' -A ifrft : ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ (lf,t C late of oLoHiiiiina in the ' Mi and Sciences,. m fK- ' ,•. ' ,;, Ofltrf Sndilitle ■ikaU he knoiilh ' ajl ' the Jionth-. :.ovV fi V ' ' ' . ' ' i; ' -- ■■ .■ ' ■ ' ' ' ' ■■ ' • ' ' ■ ' ■■■ ■ •%--i : ' Vv-. - !!, ii, ' ii ' :y ' ' llkiieiti Jiouisiana. ■JraJliitrial Jfnilitute : . ' . . at Mhlch.y ' ■ '  Wjfg Bfc ' ' A ' ' ■ ' ' ■•- ' ■■ ■.,■ ' ' •■ -■.■• yhi ' h ■■ ' .k} ' C.-iuck cftilaren maif acquire a thorough academic ' ana. ■•fi ' ' if.i .;:j % if ' AT w riru ' education ... .alM a knowledge of olntr. ' , K v ' r ' I ifti ' i ' ' -i ' imiclkA ' ' . ' ' . ' . ' . ' cu.,.mll lend to promote im ( ' ' ' : , .■ ' {■• ' ■■} A ' V ' ' ' M ' }AK fr l of iaid mitilule. . •■ ; , , . ' J • - ' fJi lM J5. .J4enrij ..S peaner, J4oui fti ' - t b, mf.. CHi Q THE ARCADE ' a :. i ' ' ' .Tf ' 1. V- ' - -Ji '   i Ma A • , i I j r 1 5N ' ■ i MARTIN HAL V % ' y % % f DEN T S DR. EDWIN LEWIS STEPHENS. the first President of Southwestern 1900—1938 Bom November 27, 1872; Died November 5, 1938. LETHER EDWARD FRAZAR. the second President of Southwestern 1938—1941 At present the President of McNeese Junior College W JOEL LAFAYETTE FLETCHER. B.S., M.S., D.Sc, LL.D. President, Southwestern Louisiana Institute 1941 — !ti. ¥ THE WISHING WELL MARTIN HALL ON THE FOLLOWINC PAGES Aj£jjeynZ i ea -SeeJ BEAUTIES AS SELECTED BY r6. C an . cJLon % January Kr. Arthur tafayette, 5,,. spen - ' ' ' ° ' 30, 19?1 La ConP y . deal of janvxary 26ti v, it aff - me a great to be pleasure lection of b« ' ' ' of assistance for the +,c you in the se- 1950-51 L ' Acadien „ yearbook. of !tiy Assuring yoM gincereV ) full co-operation, V-rs. sari executive  .„. Baton Rouge, l . adka L k ai66on vwayida i i f an ■■ ■ i II B ■ jAs: ii-jaLiiwa ■ BK SS shhh MrbMbA Km ' M H 4|t K ■i i i 1 i% V ni fc l 1 4 r rj • i % - r. - ' ' ; m ,, , iSetIt iSrutnheld IbotJJc orn ' i 1- mm :nHj: i i -m % J uUt £5uecke y andu l i e ' eavev H ■ - — 1 T , k ijamara Jackie esmaev f Ujon6 r w66ev itUUtO aitirtj THE CAMPUS ON THE FOLLOWINC PAGES Aj Jj2 iZA ROBERT ARMAN ADAMS, JR., Patterson; B.S., Business Administration. CHARLES R. ALLEN, Leesville; B.S., Agriculture; Sigma Alpha Gamma. AMY LORRAINE AMY, Villa Platte; B.A., Education. ROSALIND MARIE AMY, Iota; B.S., Business Administration. JAMES ALTON ANDERS, Beaumont, Texas; B.S., Physical Education; P.E.M. Club; Blue Key, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. NIMROD T. ANDREWS, Trout; B.S., Agriculture; Demeter; F.F.A., reporter. FRANCIS ANTILL, Thibodaux; B.A., Education. ALFRED PHILLIP ARCENEA UX, JR., Morgan City; B.A., Agriculture. CLAIRE ARCENEAUX, Lafayette; B.S., Education; N2K. JANET MADGE ARMSTRONG, New Orleans; B.A., Speech; ASA; Vermil- ion Honor Society, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. FLOYD AOCOIN, Ville Platte; B.S., Physical Education. PEGGY JOYCE AUCOIN, Pineville; B.A., Education. ROGER M. BACHEMIN, Covington; B.S., Education; Theta Xi. EBEN H. BAILEY, Lafayette; B.S., Engineering; IIGP; Louisiana Engineering Society. LILLIAN MAXINE BAILEY, Trees; B.S., Physical Education; P.E.M. FLOinr AUCOIN AUCOIN FREDDIE lAMES BARAGONA. St. Joseph; B.S., Business Administration. ARMANCE BARRILEAUX, Jeanerette; B.S., Industrial Arts. KENNETH ANDERSON BARRILLEAUX, Krotz Springs; B.S., Health Physical Education-History; P.E.M. Club; ASK. SAMMIE JO BARRON, Elton; B.S., Home Economics; Home Economics Club; A2K. FRANCIS LOUISE REASON. Alexandria; B.A., Elementary; AEN. JOAN ANN BEAUREGARD, Echo; B.S., Home Economics. JOHN EDWARD BERTRAND, Kaplan; B.S., Physical Education; P.E.M. Club. JACK HARRY BEST, Jasper; B.S., Industrial Arts. HENRI CHARLES BILLON, New Orleans; B.A., History. EDWIN MARK BIRD, Plaquemlne; B.S., Business Administration; Economics Forum. FRANK ALBERT BIRD, Strong, Arkansas; B.S., Personnel Administration; SnA; Economics Forum. lOY RAY BLUME. Westlake; B.S., Business Education; N2K; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. MARGARET MICHAEL BODRON, Vicksburg, Mississippi; B.A., Speech; AEN; Alpha Pi Omega; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. EVELYN MARIE BOGGS, Vivian; B.S., Secretarial Science; AEN; Secretarial Science Club. EDNA AGNES BOLLICH, Eunice; B.A.. Social Studies. jr JOHN JOHN EDWARD RTRAND JACK HARRY I JACK charl; BONNIN w HELEN HERNANDEZ BROUSSARD wmmmF BONNETTE BONIN BONDURANT 3 lAMES EMMIT BROUSSARD MARY REYNOLDS BONDURANT, St. Joseph; B.S., Mathematics; Mathe- matics Club. JULIUS A. BONIN. New Iberia; B.A., Elementary Education. HERMAN JOHN BONNETTE, Marksville; B.A., Elementary Education. JACK CHARLES BONNIN, Sulphur; B.S., Science. EUGENE M. BORDELON, Cottonport; B.S.„ Business Administration. LOUIS VERNON BOURGEOIS, Houma; B.S., Business Administration. MARY DUPUY BOURGEOIS, Lafayette; B.A., Lower Elementary; A©2. HARVEY LOUIS BREAUX, Jeanerette; B.S., Business Administration. HELEN HERNANDEZ BROUSSARD, Youngsville; B.S., Business Education; Louisiana Education Association. JAMES EMMIT BROUSSARD, Abbeville; B.S., Chemical Engineering. JAMES HAROLD BROUSSARD, Welsh; B.S., Mathematics; Blue Key; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JOYCE IDA BROUSSARD, Abbeville; B.A., Upper Elementary. MAGDALEN ELAINE BROUSSARD, Crowley; B.S., Business Education; 222. WILBERT JOSEPH BROUSSARD, Scott; B.S., Vocational Agriculture. JACQUELYN ANNE BROWN, Opelousas; B.A., Elemetary Education; AE; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. JAMES HAROLD BROUSSARD JOYCE IDA BROUSSARD MAGDALEN ELAINE BROUSSARD lOHN ATKINS BROWN, JR., Opelousas; B.S., Chemical Engineering; Louisi- ana Engineering Society, Treasurer. BETTY MAY BRUCE. Lake Charles; B.S., Accounting JOHN FRANK BUUOCK. JR., Rowland, North Carolina; B.A., Business Ad- ministration. ANTHONY L. BITRAS. Buras; B.S., Health-Physical Education; RBP; P.E.M. Club. HARRY LOUIS BURK, New Orleans; B.S., Business Administration. RICHARD H. BURLEIGH, Grand Coteau; B.S., Animal Husbandry. CHARLES B. BURLEY, Lafayette; B.S., Accounting. C. LARRY BUSHNELL. Woodworth; B.S., Business Administrcrtion; IISP. MORRIS C. CAILLOUET, Port Barre; B.S., Business Administration; Economic Forum, Reporter. EDWARD PASCAL CAIRE, Edgard; B.S., Science; Biology Club. THOMAS KEENER CAMBRE, Lafayette; B.S., Business Administration; Theta Xi; Blue Key; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. GENE VIRGINIA CAMPBELL, Beaumont, Texas; B.A., Upper Elementary; Louisiana Educational Association. ATHOL L. CARSON, JR., Plaquemine; B.S., Industrial Arts. RICHARD WALTER CARVER, New Iberia; B.S., Geology; SLI Geological Society, Secretary. MRS. DONALD CARY, Ethel; B.A., English; ASX. NORRIS C. AILLOUE EURK 1 EDWARD PASCAL CAIRE 2 1 LABON PAUL PEDHO CATONI ROY LOUIS CATES LEONA ANN CASTILLE ] LEONA ANN CASTILLE, St. Martinville; B.S., Home Economics. ROY LOUIS CATES, Converse; B.S., Agriculture; Sigma Alpha Gamma, President. PEDRO CATONI, Vega Baja, Puerto Rico; B.S., Agriculture. LABAN PAUL CHAMPAGNE, Theriot; B.S., Business Administration. ROY CHAMPAGNE, Franklin; B.S., Business Education. CURTIS JOHN CHARRIER, Cottonport; B.A., Psychology; AS ; Psychology Club, President. BERTON EUGENE CHAUDOIR, Alexandria; B.S., Business Administration. EVELYN C. CHAUVIN, Houma; B.S., Home Economics; N2K. SYLVAN EMILE CHAZE, B.A., History; 211. LORENE CHILDS, Bogalusa; B.A., Psychology; N2K; Psychology Club. PERCY NORMAN CLARK, Pine Prairie; B.S., Physica l Education; P.E.M., President. THOMAS DEAN CLARK, Lafayette; B.S., Mechanical Engineering. EUGENE CLOTHIAUX, Kaplan; B.S., Physics. MRS. GOLDIE GREIG COGDELL, New Orleans; B.A., Lower Elementary Education. ROY BERNARD COLLINS, New Orleans; B.A., Music. PERCY NORMAN CLARK THOMAS DEAN CLARK EUGE: CLOSTTHEAXJX ARTHUR BENTLY COMEAUX, Eslerwood; B.S., Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts Club. HAROLD JOSEPH CONTREARY. New Orleans; B.S., Psychology; A2$; Psy- chology Club, Treasurer. DORIS LOUISE CONZELMANN, New Orleans; B.A., Lower Elementary Edu- cation; AB2. JAMES DANIEL COONS, JR., Lake Arthur; B.S., Geology. TED PAUL CORMIER, Breaux Bridge; B.A., History-English. MAE LOU CORTEZ, Kraemer; B.A., Upper Elementary Education; Sigma Alpha Eta, Secretary. ALLARD VERNON COUSIN, New Orleans; B.S., Physical Education; IieP; P.E.M. RICHARD A. COUVILLON, Marksville; B.S., Industrial Arts. ELAINE GRAY CRONKRIGHT, Alexandria; B.A., Lower Elementary; A2K; Sigma Alpha Eta, P resident. GEORGE WILLIAM CROWSON, New Iberia; B.S., Physical Education; P.E.M.; Blue Key. HARRY MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM, Beaumont, Texas; B.S., Business Ad- ministration. MARY ALICE CRUMBAUGH, Metairle; B.A., Music; AEN; Vermilion Honor Society; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. PATRICIA ANN DALFERES, Lafayette; B.A., English; A2A; Pi Gamma Mu; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. MARY ALICE DANOS. Thibodaux; B.A., English-History; AE. RONALD ALBERT DASPIT, Lafayette; B.S., Chemistry. L ELAINE GRAY CHONKHIGH GEORGE WILLIAM CROWSON J Is cm A ! 1. ■tmu lEAN ANNE DE CLOUET lAMES EDWARD DAVITT YOUNG ALBIN DAVU mm CELINE DUGAS DAUTREUU. 1 ROBERT EVEREST 3E GRAVELLES EDWARD DESHOTEIS CELINE DUGAS DAUTREUIL, St. Martinsville; B.A., Lower Elementary. YOUNG ALBIN DAVID, Jarreau; B.S., Business Education. JAMES EDWARD DAVITT, Fall River, Massachusetts; B.S., Business Ad- ministration; nop. JEAN ANNE DE CLOUET, Lafayette; B.S., Secretarial Science; A2A; Secre- tarial Science Club. ROBERT EVEREST DE GRAVELLES, Franklin; B.S., Dairy Husbandry; Sigma Alpha Gamma. EDWARD DESHOTELS, Reddell; B.S., Agronomy; 211. GERALD M. DIU, Labadieville; B.S., Physical Education; $KA; P.E.M. Club. WILLIAM JOSEPH DORMAN, Jacksonville, Texas; B.S., Electrical Engineer- ing; Louisiana Engineering Society. PAUL HENRY DOUCET, Breaux Bridge; B.A., Music. ELBERT JOSEPH DRAGON, Berwick; B.S., Electrical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. PERRY ANTEN DUCOTE, Cottonport; B.S., Accounting. HILTON T. DUMESNIL, Franklin; B.S., General Agriculture; A2$. ALICE ELIZABETH DUNN, Alexandria; B.A., Speech. JANET THERESA DUPLANTIS, Houma; B.S., Medical Technology. NORMA EDNA DUPLANTIS, Houma; B.A., Lower Elementary. PERRY ANTEN DUCOTE HILTON T. DUMESNIL CHBIS TAVILE DtTPLECHAIN, Eunice; B.A., Social Studies; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. MARION P. DUPONT, Dupont; B.A., Social Studies. ALVIN lOSEPH DUPOIS, St. Martinsville; B.S., Agriculture Engineering. CLIFFORD S. DURAND. JR., St. Martinsville; B.S., Industrial Arts; Industrial Arts Cluh. LIONEL JOACHIM ECONOMIDES, New Orleans; B.A., Upper Elementary. LITA CAROL ESHELMAN. Lafayette; B.A., Social Welfare; ASA; Social Wel- fare Club. SELMA THERESA ESNEAULT, Lutcher; B.S., Science; N2K. HERMAN RAY FABRE, Youngsville; Bachelor of Music Education; Pi Mu Alpha. BARBARA ELEN H. FAHHMANN. Port Barre; B.A., Upper Elementary Educa- tion; ASK; Louisiana Education Association. ALINE CAROL FALCON. Westwego; B.A., Elementary Education; A©2. JOYCE MAY FALCON, Scott; B.A., French-Mathematics; French Club, Secretary. MEREDITH DEE FALCON, Donaldsonville; B.S., Accounting; $KA. FRANK JOSEPH FALGOUT, Delcombre; B.S., Biology. KENNETH HILL FAULK, Lafayette; B.S., Chemical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. KENNETH C. FINSTER, Port Lavaca, Texas; B.S., Chemical Engineering. lita carol eshel: LIONEL JOACHIM CONOMIDES Ll :f MBS. BETTY JO FLOWERS WALTER LEE NELVA EMMA Ufa a NELVA E. FLETCHER, Lake Arthur; B.S., Business Education. WALTER LEE FLETCHER, Colfax; B.S., Vocational Agriculture. MRS. BETTY JO FLOWERS, Oakdale; B.S., Business Education. OCTAVE JOSEPH FOLSE, New Orleans; B.S., Industrial Arts; A2 . CHESTER FRANK FONTENOT, Chataignier; B.S., Business Administration; Accounting Forum. GEORGIA HELEN FONTENOT, Alexandria; B.S., Pre-Medical Technology, N2K; Biology Club. JOHN WINSTON FONTENOT, Ville Platte; B.S., Business Administration; Economics Forum, president; Blue Key; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. JOSEPH P. FONTENOT, Mamou; B.S., Vocational Agriculture, Future Farm- ers of America. KATHLEEN RUTH FONTENOT, Oberlin; B.S., Business Education; A02. MERCEDES VIRGIA FONTENOT, Washington; B.S., Lower Elementary. MERNA FONTENOT, Ville Platte; B.S., History. NATHANIEL FORREST, McComb, Mississippi; B.S., General Agriculture; Demeter. LEONARD FRANK, Abbeville; B.S., Mathematics-Science. BETTY JEAN FRUGE, Basile; B.S., Home Economics; ASK; Home Economics Club. WALTER J. FRUSHA, JR., Vinton; B.S., Business Administration; Theta Xi. MERNA FONTENOT NATHANIEL fOBHEST taEAjnnOLf FRANK -: - a.:--. iwiii laat ...mi-wmt FRUGE JAMES C. FRYER, Oak Grove; B.A., Speech-English. GUY LOUIS FUNK, Baton Rouge; B.S., Agricuhure. GEORGE RAY FUSELIER, Elton; B.S., Geology; Geological Society. JOHN ANDREW FUSELIER, Ville Platte; B.S., Industrial Arts. MARGARET ADRIENNE FUSELIER, St. Martinsville; B.S., Physical Education. ERNEST JOSEPH GALLAND, Evergreen; B.S., Agriculture; Demeter. CHARLENE MARIE GARBO, Opelousas; B.S., Secretarial Science; $AE; Secretarial Science Club. HELEN ANNE GARDNER, Franklin; B.A., Art; Art Club. EDDIE FAIR GARY, New Iberia; B.S., Business Administration; Economics Forum. LOUIS GAUDET, Baton Rouge; B.S., Physical Education. PANSY MARIE GAUTREAUX, Labadieville; B.A., Lower Elemetary; ASK. HARRY VINCENT GEAUTREAUX, New Orleans; B.S., Accounting. JOSEPH C. GIGLIO, Morganza; B.S., Animal Husbandry. THOMAS S. GODSON, Buffalo, New York; B.A., Upper Elementary; SUA; Blue Key. CLAUDE BERNARD GOUAUX, JR., Lafayette; B.S., General Agriculture. IHCLAUI mm ' lAUDE BERNARD UAUX. JR. i EDNA KATHLEEN GREMILLION DOLORES MARGARE ' GREMILLIO] ETHEL GRANGER, Mamou; B.A., Lower Elementary. lAMES L. GRAY, DeQuincy; B.S., Economics; A2$; Economic Forum. DOLORES MARGARET GREMILLION, Eaton Rouge; B.A., Lower Elementary; 222. EDNA KATHLEEN GREMILLION, Marksville; B.S., Health-Physical Educa- tion; A02; P.E.M. Club. PAUL J. GUEDRY, Morganza; B.S., Industrial Arts Education; Industrial Arts Club. ELIZABETH JUNE GUERINGER, Oalcdale; B.A., Lower Elementary. DOROTHY M. GUIBERTEAU, Jeanerette; B.A., Lower Elementary. ALVIN JOSEPH GUIDRY, St. Martinville; B.S„ Horticulture. CHARLES DEWEY GUIDRY, Arnaudville; B.A., Social Studies. EARLENE MARIE GUIDRY, Oberlin; B.A„ Elementary Education. JOSEPH GUILBEAU, Scott; B.S., Horticulture; $KA. PATSY RUTH GUILLORY, West Lake; B.S., Home Economics; N2K; Home Economics Club. WALTER ELLIOTT HAGGERTY, Zachary; B.S., Mathematics; Mathematics Club. HENRY JEFFERSON HALE, Montgomery; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Future Farmers of America. DOROTHY HALL, Beaumont; B.S., Business Administration. r CHARLES DEWEY GUIDRY EARLENE MARK GUIDRY JOSEPH GUILBEAU PATSY RUTH WALTER ELLIOTT HENRY JEFFERSON HALE DOROTHY wai.t. 3 W « K EARl lEE HAMMETT MARY HELEN ANNIE HOSE MARIE , HARGIS ELMER P. HAIX. Glenmora; B.S.; Civil Engineering. EARL LEE HAMMETT, Oak Grove; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Future Fanners of America. MARY HELEN HANNIE, Lafayette, B.A., Lower Elementary Education. ROSE MARIE HARGIS, Nov Orleans; B.A., Upper Elementary Education; ASA. DAN E. HARPER, Mansfield; B.A., Speech; 211; Alpha Psi Omega; Blue Key; Who ' s Who In American Universities and Colleges. lOHN HERBERT HARRELL, Baton Rouge; B.S., Business Administration; snA. ALBERTA F. HARTWELL, Rcryne; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. GRACE TERESA HAYES, Plaquemlne; B.A., History-English; $AE; Kappa Delta Phi. CORNELIA MADELINE HEAD. Alexandria; B.A., Spanish, English, History; AE. EHIC P. HEBERT, Carencro; B.S., Biology; Theta Xi. lAMES DUFFY HEBEHT, Meaux; B.A., Social Studies. KERMIT HEBERT, Branch; B.S., Agronomy. LORITA CECILIA HEBERT, New Orleans; Bachelor of Music Education, Music; N2K. MALCOLM PAUL HEBERT, Alexandria; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; L.E.S. MARGUERITE FRANCES HEBERT, Meaux; B.A., French; French Club, Presi- dent MARIE LOUISE HEBERT, Breaux Bridge; B.S., Business Education; ASK; Vice-Pres. W.S.G.A. ROLAND JOSEPH HEBERT, Franklin; B.S., Accounting. WILLIE ROY HEBERT, Lafayette; B.S., Personnel Administration; KA; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. CHARLES REESE HENDERSON, Crowley; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Demeter. EUGENE JOSEPH HENRY, DeRidder; Bachelor of Music Education, Music; Phi Mu Alpha. HUTCH PHILLIPS HENRY, Lake Charles; B.S., Busine.ss Administration; ASK. MORRIS HENRY, JR., Morse; B.S., Vocational Agriculture. PATSY RUTH HENRY, New Iberia; B.A., Social Studies-English; A02. WILFRED F. HERBERT, Lafayette; B.S., Chemical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. EDWARD EUGENE HERNANDEZ, Duson; B.S., Business Administration. ELIZABETH ANNE HICKEY, New Iberia; B.A., Elementary Education; ' 2. CHESTER PAUL HIDALGO, Opelousas; B.S., Agricultural Engineering; Demeter. JAMES DAVID HIGGINBOTHAM, Arnaudville; B.S., Accounting; A2 . CHRIST RAYMOND HIGGINS, New Orleans; B.S., Business Administration. ROBERT ORAMEL HINCKLEY, Opelousas; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; ASK; Louisiana Engineering Society. ELIZABETH ANNE HICKEY , CHESTER PAUL Hilf JAMES DAVID CHRIST RAYMOND ROBERT ORA m9 ■i ' T MORRIS STERLIMi OFFPAUl OLIVE A. HODGES, Raceland; B.S., Business Education. MORRIS STERLING HOFFPAUIR, Indian Bayou; B.S., Pre-Medical Tech- nology; Biology Club, President. ETHELENE MARIE HOLLIER, Mamou; B.A., Lower Elementary; AEN. JOAN BROWN HOLLIER, Abbeville; B.A., Elementary. ROBERT DONALD HOOK, Lafayette; B.S., Physics; SIIA. JOSEPH LEONCE HOTARD UL Jennings; B.S., Animal Husbandry; ASK. CATHERINE ANN HOUSTON, Jennings; B.S., Home Economics; 222; Home Economics Club. BETTY ANNE HOVER, Morgan City; B.S., Mathematics; Ae2; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. LEOLA MARIE HXTVAL, Cecilia; B.S., Speech; Sigma Alpha Eta. JACQUELIN L. lACKSON, New Orleans; B.A., Lower Elemenary; N2K. ALBERT LEE JOHNSTON, Rayne; B.S., Animal Husbandry; Sigma Alpha Gamma. EUGENE W. JOHNSON, Forest Hill; B.S., Vocational Agriculture. MURIEL JOHNSON, Elizabeth; B.S., Business Administration; Economics Fortim, Vice-President. DOTTUE VIVIAN JONES, Lake Arthur; B.S., Business Administration. JOHN R. T. JONES, Lafayette; B.A., History-EngUsh. I ;: ANNE MARIE NOELIE JUGl ROSCO BIRL JONES, Maplewood; B.S., Electrical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. GLENORA TORY, Eunice; B.A., Speech-English; AEN; Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. DORRIS G. JOSEPH, Palmetto; B.S., Upper Elementary. ANNE MARIE NOELLE JUGIE, Houma; B.A., French-Spanish-English; A2A; French Club, Treasurer; 2An. MARVIN ANTHONY JUNEAU, Cottonporl; B.S., Accounting. BETTY SUE KENDRICK, St. Francisville; B.A., Lower Elementary; $AE; Louisiana Education Association. FRANK I. KIEFER, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi; B.S., Chemical Engineering. HERBERT MACK KING, JR., Alexandria; B.S., Electrical Engineering; Louisi- ana Engineering Society. AGNES GODCHAUX KIRKPATRICK, Abbeville; B.S., Physical Education. FRANK JOSEPH KUCERA, Lafayette; B.S., AccounUng. EUGENE FRANCIS KLEINSCHMIDT, New Orleans; B.S., Pre Medical-Science. JAMES I. KOTTER, New Orleans; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. NORMAN M. LABBE, Houma; B.A., Psychology-Social Studies. MARION T. LABOHDE, Marksville; B.S., Home Economics; ASS. WILFRED JOSEPH LABORDE, Hessmer; B.A., Music. wmwBmm KIRKPATRICK mmmmm KUCERA EUGENE FRANCIS KLEINSCHMIDT 01 JAMES !. KOTIER NORMAN M. LABBE mm MARION T. WIlFHEl uiBoaoc lOHDE J WILSON JOSEPH LANDRENEAU, Dupont; B.A., Upper Elementary Educa- tion. FLOYD JOSEPH LANDRY, New Orleans; B.S., Accounting. MAXINE LAURA LANDRY, Abbeville; B.A., Upper Elementary Education; $AE. JOHN GOLDEN LANDRY, Kaplan; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. JOHN MAXWELL LANDRY, Cecelia; Bachelor of Music Education, Music- Band. JOHNNIE THERESA LANDRY, Lafayette; B.S., Mathematics-Science; A2A; Vermilion Honor Society; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. ROBERT JOSEPH LANDRY, JR., Lake Charles; Bachelor of Music Education, Music. JOHN RUSSELL LANGLEY, Basile; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. ALINE MARIE LASSEIGNE. St. Martinsville; B.S., Home Economics. RAYMOND LAVERGNE. Opelousas; B.S., Physical Education. WHITMEL E. LAZARUS, Jonesville; B.S., Electrical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society, Vice-Presdenf. ALBERT SHERMAN LE BLANC, Abbeville; B.S., Mechanical Engineering. MARIE JOYCE LE BLANC, Orange, Texas; Bachelor of Music Education, Music-Piano; Vermilion Honor Society; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. EVELYN RUTH LEE, Cut Off; B.S., Home Economics; 222; Home Economics Club. PERSHING JOSEPH LEFORT, Golden Meadows; B.S., Mechanical Engineer- ing; Louisiana Engineering Society. ALBERT IRVING LEFTWICH, Thibodaux; B.S., Physical Education. JO ANNA LELEUX, Delcambre; B.S., Physical Education. CHARLES LE MAIRE, Jefferson Island; B.S., Business Administration, Theta Xi. RUDOLPH MICHAEL LEMKE, St. Joseph; B.S., Civil Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. IDA LOU LIBERSAT, Abbeville; B.S., Business Education. MRS. NELL LEGER LIEBERT, Iota; B.S., Home Economics; Home Economics Club. CECILE OLIVIA LONERGAN, New Orleans; B.A., Upper Elementary Educa- tion; Louisiana Education Association. WANDA MARIE LORRAIN, Hayes; B.S., Home Economics. MARGARET MAY LOUVIERE, Lacassine; B.S., Physical Education; Physical Education Majors ' Club. WALLACE W. LOVELL, Abbeville; B.S., Industrial Arts. GEORGE LOUIS LUFFEY, Monroe; B.S., Health and Physical Education; S Club. CLAUDE C. LYONS. Crowley; B.A., Music; Phi Mu Alpha. MRS. GLORIA BARTELL LYONS, Crowley; B.S., Lower Elementary Educa- tion; AEN. DONALD LUKE LYTLE. JR., Lafayette; Bachelor of Music Education; Phi Mu Alpha. LYONS LYONS MARY ELIZABETH MAGEE. FranTclinton; B.A., Spanish-English; AEA; Sigma Delta Pi. MARIAN CAMILLE MAGGIO, New Roads; B.S., Business Education; A2. VERNON C. MANINT, Lafayette; B.A., English. GENE E. MANUEL. Ville Platte; B.S., Vocational Agriculture. MAURICE MANUEL. JR.. Mamou; B.S., Biology. FRANK LEON MARAIST, Kaplan; B.A., History. CARL MARTIN. Clarks; B.S., Electrical Engineering. CHARLES CASSIDY MARTIN, Lafayette; B.A., Social Studies; 2$; LEA. JAMES DOYLE MARTIN, Scott; B.S., Agriculture Engineering. ERNEST EDWARD MASSEY, JR., Pensacola, Florida; B.S., Business Admini- stration. AMABLE JOSEPH MAYEUX, Mansura; B.S., Pre Med. LEONA MARGARET MAYEUS, Lafayette; B.A., Elementary Education ISAAC JOSEPH MAYON, Morgan City; B.S., Business Administration; Theta Xi. ELTON B. McCain, Coushatta; B.A., Agriculture Education LOUIS E. McCLATCHEY. Lafayette; B.S., Personnel Administration; A2K P  «m!,  . i f, ? 1 j i i robert harold McLaughlin JOHN E. McELLIGOTT JAMES LYNN cDUFFIE LUTHER MURLE McCLELLAN: LUTHER MURLE McCLELLAND, Crowley; B.S., Physical Education. JAMES LYNN McDUFFIE, Winnsboro; B.S., Vocational Agriculture Educa- tion; Sigma Alpha Gamma, Vice-President. JOHN E. McELLIGOTT, Lafayette; B.S., Business Administration. ROBERT HAROLD McLAUGHLIN, DeRidder; B.S., Business Administration. DORIS MAE MEAUX, Kaplan; B.S., Business Education. CHARLES L. MELANCON, JR., Norco; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; L.E.S. ANN CORNELIUS MERSHON, New Orleans; B.S., Medical Technology; $AE. JAMES R. MESTEPEY, Lake Charles; B.S., Mechanical Engineering. CHARLES RAY MILAM, Gueydan; B.S., Business Administration; 110?. PHILIP RALPH MILAN, Pollock; B.S., Vocational Agriculture Education; Sigma Alpha Gamma. ROBERT EDWARD MILLER, JR., Franklin; B.S., Civil Engineering. RONALD PHILIP MILLER, Iota; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. ANNA ELIZABETH MILLIKEN, Crowley; B.S., Medical Technology; 222. MERLYN BERNARD MISTICH, New Orleans; B.S., Psychology; A2 . BASIL M. MONCRIEF, Branch; B.S., Mathematics-Science. ROBERT EDWARD MILLER, JR RONALD PHILIP MILLER wmmmF MILLIKEN (ERLYN BERNAHD MISTICH : , DENNIS PHILLIP MONTET. MARIAN ELISE MONTAGNE, Abbeyville; B.A., Elemetary Education. DENNIS PHILLIP MONTET, Lafayette; B.A., Social Studies. LAMON LAMAR MOODY. Bogalusa; B.S., Civil Engineering; Louisiana Engi- neering Society, President; Blue Key, President. BETTY LUCILLE MORRIS, Franklin; B.S., Business Education; $AE; Ver- milion Honor Society. IDA ANGELLE MOUTON, Cottonport; B.S., Physical Education; P.E.M. Club. JACQUELINE R. MOUTON, Donaldsonville; B.A., Art; AEN; Art Club. JULES CARROL MOUTON, Lafayette; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. MARCEL JOSEPH MOUTON, Lafayette; B.S., Business Administration; SK . LLOYD JOHN NAPALUCH, Lake Charles; B.S., Electrical Engineering; Louisi- ana Engineering Society. LEO JOSEPH NAQUIN, Labadieville; B.A., Psychology-Sociology; $KA; So- cial Welfare Club, Psychology Club. JUNE CLAIRE NORMAN, Jennings; B.A., English-Foreign Language; Spanish Club. MARILYN NUGENT, New Orleans; B.A., Music and Voice; AEN; Sigma Alpha Iota. EDWARD B. O ' CONOR, Attleboro, Massachusetts; B.S., Physical Education. NELDA C. O ' CONOR, Lake Charles; B.S., Business Education. NORMAN A. O ' NAN, Henderson, Kentucky; B.S., Physical Education; P.E.M. Club, Vice-President. LAMON LAMAR MOODY lULES CARROL ► MOUTON 5YD 10 VPALUCl BETTY LUCILLE MORRIS. MARCEL JOSEPH MOUTON O JOS NAQUI t NORMA O-NAN NELDA O ' CONOR WARD B. O ' CONOR MARIL NUGENT NE CLAIRE NORMAN THOMAS lACQUEl . oneban: SHIRLEY IRENE O ' NEAL, New Orleans; B.A., Lower Elementary; 222; Ver- milion Honor Society; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Col- leges. DONALD JOSEPH O ' HOURKE, New Orleans; B.S., Civi l Engineering; Louisi- ana Engineering Society, Secretary. MARY ANNE OGEA, Lake Charles; B.A., Upper Elementary. ROY OLIVIER, Arnaudville; B.S., Accounting; Economics Forum. THOMAS JACQUES ONEBANE, Opelousas; B.A., Social Studies; A2K. PRISCILLA REED ORTEGO, Mamou; B.S., Business Education. ROLAND R. OTTO, New Orleans; B.S., Electrical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. PAOLA ELIZA PALFREY, Lafayette; B.S., Physical Education; $AE: P.E.M. Club. EDWARD EARL PAPIZAN, Baton Rouge; B.S., General Agriculture; Demeter. ALMA LOVE PARKER, Lafayette; Bachelor of Music Education, Music. LENORE DOROTHY PARKERSON, Lafayette; B.A., Lower Elementary; A2A. ORIS JOSEPH PASTOR, Lafayette; B.S., Accounting; Theta Xi. HORACE H. PAUL, Pembroke, North Carolina; B.A., Music-Piano. DAN JOSEPH PECK, Ltriayetle; Bachelor of Music Education, Music-Voice; 0K$; Phi Mu Alpha. REED J. PERILLOUX, Lafayette; B.S., Health-Physical Education; P.E.M. Club. wmmr FERIUNS THOMAS DERMAS P£TITJ£AN lOHN MONROE PICKETT, JR. NEtSON ALBINO PIMENTEL HAYWOOD A. PERKINS. Beaumont, Texas; B.S., Chemical Engineering. THOMAS DERMAS PETITJEAN, Rayne; B.S., Agriculture. JOHN MONROE PICKETT, JR.. Morrow; B.S., Agriculture. NELSON ALBINO PIMENTEL, Recife, Brazil; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. VIVIAN RITA PLAISANCE, Lockport; B.S., Business Education. lOSE E. F. PRADO, Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. THOMAS DEWITT PRESTRIDGE, JR., Alexandria; B.S., Agricultural Engineer- ing; riep. GEORGE HOWARD PRINCE, St. Joseph; B.S., Business Education. WILLIAM FREDRICK PRINCE, St. Joseph; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. EDGAR E. PRINGLE, Meeker; B.S., Agriculture. HENRY MALCOLM PULLIG, Ashland; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Agri- culture Economic Club. ROBERT BRUCE PUTNAM II, Lafayette; B.S., Agriculture. HECTOR P. PUYPER, New Orleans; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. GABRIEL RABALAIS, Moreauville; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. HAROLD PAUL RABALAIS, Simmesport; B.S., Agricultural Engineering; Demeter. SYLVIAN R. HORACE HILTON WILLIE O, RAY, IR, WILLIAM PAUL RICHARl CALVIN I. ROACH OUIS THB ROBICHAUX THOMAS L. RAMSEY] MARY ELAINE RAINS, Zwolle; B.S., Sociology. THOMAS L. RAMSEY, Vicksburg, Mississippi; B.S., Music-Band; Theta Xi; Phi Mu Alplia. HORACE HILTON RAY, Pineville; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; ri0P; Lou- isiana Engineering Society. SYLVIAN H. RAY, Pineville; B.S., Electrical Engineering; n0P; Louisiana Engineering Society. WILLIE O. RAY, JR., Pineville; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; n0P; Louisi- ana Engineering Society. WILLIAM PAUL RICHARD, Plaquemine; B.S., Industrial Arts. JEANNE LOUISE RIDER, New Orleans; B.A., English; $AE. PEGGY SUE RILEY, New Orleans; B.S., Music; 222. CALVIN J. ROACH, Rayne; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; Louisiana Engi- neering Society. LOUIS THEO ROBICHAUX, Franklin; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. NOE JAMES ROBICHAUX, St. Martinville; B.S., Industrial Arts. RICHARD AMEDE ROBICHAUX, Lafayette; B.S., Band. EVELYN MAE ROBIDEAUX, Kaplan; B.S. Art; A2A. CHARLES ROY ROBILLARD, Morganza; B.S., Social Welfare. lEFFERY JOSEPH ROBIN, Arnaudville; B.S., Animal Husbandry. NOE JAMES ROBICHAUX aCHAKIJAMEDE ROBICHAUX IIP EVELYN MAE ROBIDEAUX ' - ' CHARLES HOY ROBILLARD JEFTREY JOSEPH ROBIN l1 |4RS. ROSALIE DORIS ROBINSOJ MRS. ROSALIE DORIS ROBINSON, Lake Charles; B.A., History-Social Studies. ALICE JUANITA RODDY. Galvez; B.A., Speech; AEN; Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. NORMAN JAMES ROMERO, Abbeville; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. THOMAS L. ROSENZWEIG. Tallulah; B.S., Business Administration; Theta Xi. AMOS BEN ROUGEAU, Boyce; B.S., General Agriculture. THORSELI. ROUGEAU, Boyce; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Future Farm- ers of America. RAY A. ROUSSEAU, Marksville; B.A., English. AUGUST WALTER ROUX. JR., New Orleans; B.S., Business Administration; nep. MARGARET JOYCE ROY, Carencro; B.A., Upper Elementary Education. KENNETH RAY ROYEH, DeQuincy; B.S., Mathematics; A2$. GLYNN ROZAS, Chataignier; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Future Farmers of America, Secretary. JAMES DONALD ROZAS, Chataignier; B.S., Vocational Agriculture. AGNES A. SAGREHA, Abbeville; B.S., Home Economics; ASK. ROBERTO ALEJO SALAZAR, San Salvador; B.S., Civil Engineering; Louisi- ana Engineering Society. JOE G. SALTAMACHIA, New Orleans; B.S., Mathematics-Science; SIIA. THORSE ROUGEi) !C SALTAMACHIA SALAZAR JOHN L, SARRE EUGENIA GERMADE SARRE ROBERTO rive: SANTOl ALICE MAY SANDEFUR ALICE MAY SANDEFUR, Lafayette: B.A., Lower Elementary; AEN. ROBERTO RIVERA SANTOS, Arecibo, Puerto Rico; B.S., Agricultural Engi- neering; Demeter. EUGENIA GERMADE SARRE, New Orleans; B.A., Personnel Administration. JOHN L. SARRE, New Orleans; B.A., Music; Phi Mu Alpha. DONALD E. SAULNIER, Welsh; B.A., Sociology; Social Welfare Club. ANNA RUTH SCARLETT, Lake Charles; B.A., Lower Elementary. ALFRED WILLIAM SCHOEFFLER, Lake Charles; B.S., Civil Engineering. BEVERLY ANNE SCHOENY, Napoleonville; B.S., Math-Science; A2A; Math Club; Vermilion Honor Society; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. CHARLES ANTHONY SCHUTTE, Algiers; B.S., Business Administration; SriA; Economics Forum. CHARLES ERNEST SCHWING, Plaquemine; B.S., Personnel Administration. PATRICIA A. SEILEY, Mamou; B.A., Upper Elementary; ASK. WILLIAM AMOS SELF, Florien; B.S., Agriculture. JACK ARNOLD SEYBOLD, New Orleans; B.S., Accounting. WILLIAM JAMES SHEFFIELD, JR., Houston, Texas; B.S., Agriculture. CUMALE JEANNE SHIRLEY, Jennings; B.A., Speech; ASA; Alpha Psi Omega. CHARLES ANTHONY SCHUTTE CHARLES ERNEST SCHWING I PATRICIA A, SEILEY WILLIAM AMOS difa JACK ARNOLD WILLIAM JAMES SHEFFIELD, JR. CUMALE JEANNE SHIRLEY DANIEL H. SHREVE, Crowley; B. S., Accounting. WINFRED F. SIBILLE, Sunset; B.A., Social Studies. THOMAS DELL SIGNARE, Breaux Bridge; B.A., Art. FREDERICK SIMONSON, JR., New Orleans; B.S., Civil Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. FLOYD L. SIMPSON, Morrow; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; $KA; Future Farmers of America. CALVIN DALLAS SMITH, Houston, Texas; B.A., Speech-English. KENNETH SMITH, Benton; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Future Farmers of America, Treasurer. HARRY A. SMITH, Eunice; B.S., Business Administration; SFIA. WILLIE L. SMITH, Bastrop, B.S., Agriculture. ANDREW C. SOBERT, JR., Labadieville; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Future Farmers of America, President; Blue Key Honor Fraternity. RAYMOND JOHN SOLIS, New Orleans; B.S., Business Administration; Eco- nomics Forum. CECIL SHERWOOD SONNIER, Lafayette; B.S., Electrical Engineering; nGP; Vice Pres. Louisiana Engineering Society; L ' Acadien, Associate Editor. HUBERT SONNIER, Scott; B.S., Business Administration; KA. MARY VERNA SONNIER, Scott; B.A., Upper Elementary. ALFONSO SANTANA, Santurce, Puerto Rico; B.S., Economics; Economics Forujn. ROY HAROLD SORBET, Perry; B.S., Mathematics; 211. CARLOS A. SOTO, Youco, Puerto Rico; B.S., Zoology; Biology Club. ARTHUR MADOLE SPENCER, Vicksburg, Mississippi; B.S., Electrical Engi- neering; Louisiana Engneering Society; Blue Key; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; L ' Acadien, Editor. WILLIAM ADAM STAEHLE, JR., Bay St. Louis, Mississippi; B.S., Business Administration. NORMAN JOSEPH STEVENS, Lafourche; B.S., Business Education. MARILYN JANE STEWART, Alexandria; B.S., Home Economics; Home Eco- nomics Club; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Vermilion Honor Society. SARI VESTAL STROUD, Lafayette; B.A., Lov er Elementary. ELSIE I. STUTES, Erath; B.A., English-Psychology; $AE; Psychology Club. BARBARA JEAN SUTTON, Lake Charles; B.A., Lower Elementary; Louisiana Education Association. ADLEY JAMES TALLEY, Lafayette; B.A., Pre-Law; 211. JAMES RUSSELL TANNER, Lafayette; B.S. Psychology. SIDNEY NORMAN TANNER, Bunkie; B.S., Electrical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. JOHN B. TATE, Mamou; B.S., Science. ROBERTA TATUM, Raceland; B.S., Home Economics; $AE; Home Economics Club. RUTH CECILIA TAYLOR, Alexandria; B.S., Music-Voice; AEN; Sigma Alpha Iota, Chaplain, JAMES RUSSELL TANNER RUTH CECnUA TAYLOR DENNIS ANTHONY THIBODEAUX, Napoleonville; B.S., Vocational Agricul- ture; $KA; Sigma Alpha Gamma, Secretary. FRANCIS ALBERT THIBODEAUX, Lafayette; B.S., AccounUng. LAZARE JOSEPH THIBODEAUX, IH« Lafayette; B.S., Accounting. PAUL CAMILLE THIONVILLE, New Iberia; B. S., Pre-Med. EDITH THOMPSON, Storks; B.S., Business Education; 222. THOMAS LOUIS THOMPSON, Lafayette; B.S., Business Administration. CLIFFORD OSCAR TONGUIS, JR., Gromercy; B.S., Industrial Arts. LIETTA CLAIRE TONGUIS, Gromercy; Bachelor of Music Education; N2K; Sigma Alpha lota, Vice President. OTIEIL TOUPS, Thlbodeoux; B.S., Electrical Engineering. BOLIE TRAHAN, Lake Charles; B.A., Speech; ASS. LEWIS JAMES TRAHAN, Lafayette; B.A., Speech-English; A2$. LOUBERT GILES TRAHAN, Maurice; B.S., Business Adminlstrotion and Accounting. FRANCIS ALBER11 IBODEAUX PWARD JOSl VIATOB COY EDWARD UPSHAW, Lillie; B.S., Vocational Agriculture; Future Farm- ers of America. LEO VAN AMERANGEN, Rayne; B.S., Chemical Engineering; Louisiana Engi- neering Society. HIRAM VERAY, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico; B.S., General Agriculture. MERLIN lAMES VERRET, Lafayette; B.S., Geology; SLI Geological Society, President; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. KENWARD JOSEPH VIATOR, New Iberia; B.S., Science-Mathematics. LYDIA VIGNEAUX. Abbeville; B.A., Upper Elementary Education; ASK. ALBERT WILLARD VIGUEHIE, JR.. Youngsville; B.A., History. GERTRUDE VINCENT, Pecan Island; B.A., Elementary Education. GASTON I. WAGUESPACK, Napoleonville; Bachelor of Music Education; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. MOISE ANTHONY WAGUESPACK, Taft; B.S., Animal Husbandry. JOY WALKER, Jonesboro; B.S., Home Economics Education. NEIL A. WALKER, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi; B.S., Business Administration, Accounting. JOHN PAUL WALSH, Bogalusa; B.S., Mechanical Engineering; Louisiana Engineering Society. JAMES WILSON WALTRIP, Jennings; B.A., EngUsh. RUTH MARIE WALTRIP, Jennings; B.A., Speech-EngUsh; Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. GASTON J. WAGUESPAC MOISE ANTHONY 3 JOY WALKER JOHN PAUL JAMES WILSON WKt.THIP HUTH MARIE . WALTRi GWEN BROUILLETTE WEBB. Opelousas; B.S., Physical Educatton, WESLEY I. BODOIN, JH., New Iberia; B.S., Electrical Engineering. lAMES K. WHITE. Lafayette; B.S., Business Administration; Theta Xi LUTHEH MURRY WHTTTEN, Urania; B.S., Physical Education; P.E.M. Club, CARL EVERETTE WHITTINGTON, Pine Prairie; B.A., Social Studies. HOWARD HAMPSON WILCOX, JR., DeQuincy; B.S., Psychology; Psy- chology Club. WILLIAM D. WILKINSON, Shreveport; B.S., General Agriculture. C. L. WINK, West Monroe; B.S., Physical Education; Theta Xi; P.E.M. Club. MARY EVELYN WITTENBERGER, New Orleans; B.A., Lower Elementary Education; 222. WAYNE OWEN WOOD, DeRidder; Bachelor of Music Education. lOANN WRAY. New Orleans; B.S., Home Economics; AE; Home Eco- nomic Club, Parliamentarian. GORDON ALLAN YEOMANS, Mishawaka, Indiana; B.A., Speech. ROY EDWARD YOUNG, Grant; B.S., Agriculture. SUSAN NORWOOD YOUNGBLOOD, Mansfield; B.S., Home Economics. fF ' k SUSAN NORWOOD YOUNGBLOOD ROY EDWARD YOUNG GORDON ALLAN YEOMAMS JO ANN WHAY 1 EDNA THERESA ACKAL New Iberia FRANKLIN D. AGUILLARD Chataiqnier HOWARD CLAUDE ACOSTA Napoleonville DOROTHY LOUISE AKINS Lake Charlei NORMA LOUISE ADAM Crowley CHARLES G. ALBA. JR. New Orleans CAROL LOUIS ADAMS Larose LLOYD M. 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BAILEY New Orleaq m fACK WESLEY BAKER Alexandria AUDREY ANN BAROUSSC Church Poinl JOHN L. BAKER DeRidder DONALD BARRAS Abbevillft EDWARD P. BALDWIN Oakdala ROBERT JAMES BARRAS Laiayeite DOROTHY MAY BALL New Orleans JOSEPH ROBLRT BARRY Ciand Cotfet u ROBERT WILLIAM BANCKS Pearl River ROBERT D. BATES Houma JAMES HORACE BARDWELL Pineville LOUISE ANN BAUDIN Alexandria EMERY BARES Abbeville JOHN B. BAUDOIN Laiayetta EARL SHYRIGH BAHNETT, III Crowley LEO LEVY BAUDOIN Kaplan MARY JOYCE BAUDOIN Kaplan ELTON JOSEPH BEAULLIEU, JR. Jeanerelte EDITH ANNE BAUDOUIN Hahnville LUCILLE B. BECHET Lalayetle MAHY CAMILLE BAUDOUIN Hahnville CHARLES ALLEN BEGNAUD Lafayette BARBARA M. BAYS Lake Charles DOROTHY LEE BEGNAUD Breaux Bridge ELIZABETH ANNE BEALL DeQuincy JAMES S. BELK Opelousas EMMA JEAN BEAUGH Church Point IDA FAYE BENGE Oakdale JAMES RILEY BEAUGH Church Point ISABELLE BENOIT Rayne RICHARD E. BEAUGH Church Point PATRICLA RAY BENOIT Lockport A BENTON Oakdale N iNITA LOUISE BERTINOT lUrch Point NETARDUS NEII. BERGER Lafayelle ELAINE BERT Iota JOSEPH WALTER BERGERON. JR. Bogalusa MRS. ELLA MAE BERTRAND Rayne PAUL DAVE BERGERON Lafayette LEE JAMES BETAR Port Arthur, Texas mH BRici: JOSEPH BERNARD Houma HELEN ANITA BEVIS Shrevaport RIP CUHTIb BERNARD Erath KARL EDGAR BIEBER Branch Lafayette BARBARA ANN BIENVENU I.aroa« MARION EVE BIENVENU St MwrtlnviUe CLARENC HT BONIN, JR. Cueydan PHANOR J. BORDELON PlaucheviUe MRS. MARTHA TODD BLEVINS Marion ELMORE FRANK BONIN St. Martinville JOHN THOMAS BLOCK Lafayette RUTH MARY BONNET Lafayette EMILY ALICE BLOMQUIST Jeaneretle ALBERT JOSEPH BOQUET Schriever ELLIS L. BABCOCK Urania LEIGHTON J. BORDELON Marksville ROBERT JOSEPH BOLLICH Jennings JOHN JAMES BORDELON Hessmer ALBERT ALLEN BOMATI Port Sulphur MARY YVONNE BORDELO St. Martinv: CHARLES EDW. 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WEIRICH Hufsmith, Texas t MARY LOU WHITE Abbeville JAMES OWEN WILSON Big Island MARIE DOLORES WHITTINGTON Lafayette JAMES ALVIN WILTZ Arnaudville ROBERT F. WIGGINS Winnsboro DONALD A. WIMBERLY Uafayette ft ii ii - DURWARD D. YOUNG, JR. Eunice JOHN TRUETT WOOD Sun HILLARY YOUNG Ville Platte OTRAY JOSEPH WOODS, JR Gueydan ANNA HART WILLETT Lafayette BENJAMIN F. WINCH (Abbeville ; LORETTA YOUNG W lsll JANIE LC WATTS Tallulah HOBERT WESLEY Laiayette ' JAMES S. WEATHERLY Lafitte JOSEPH W. WESTERCHIL Kolin HARRYET RUTH WEAVER Houma JOHN WESLEY WHITE Opelousas EUGENE webr£ Frisco MARY ANN WHITE Jennlngs M FRANCES EVELYN WILLIAMS New Orleans DOROTHY WINDHAM Uake Charh JAMES RALPH WILLIAMS Laiayette JAMES A. WILTZ Arnaudville JOYCE EILEEN WILLIAMS Church Point JOHN HARVEY WINN Crowley SAMUEL WAK WILLIAMS New Iberia ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■il Bil BHJ Bi m ' VIRGINIA JOYCE WRIGHT Jefferson Island MARY MILDRED YOUNG Roanoke E. ELAINE WYATT Branch MARJORIE MARIE ZERNOTT Lafayette ARTHUR RAY YANDLE Lafayette ANTHONY ZIEGLER, JR. Crowley CHERRIE M. YOUNG f Mamou RONALD KENT ZILAR Laiayette McNASPY STADIUM I I ]il 1 i .:-- .-.. - i ON THE FOLLOWING PACES J all of 1938 E. G. ABEL 1951 1923 R. I. CAMBRE 1939 CARL HURST 1951 The Hall of Fame is the greatest honor that can be bestowed upon a Southwestern athlete. The individuals that are selected for this honor KEENER CAGLE (Deceased)— Baseball ' 23, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26— Track ' 24, ' 25, ' 26,— Football ' 22, ' 23, ' 24, ' 25— Basketball ' 23, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26. R. J. CAMBRE— Baseball ' 23, ' 24, ' 25, B- Track ' 24, ' 25, ' 26— Football ' 23, ' 24, ' 25— Basket- ball ' 23, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26. E. G. ABEL— Baseball 1939— Track 1938— Foot- ball 1938. CARL HURST— Basketball ' 39, ' 40, ' 41— Track ' 39, ' 40, ' 41. 1946 DAVE FISHER 1951 1948 GEORGE CROWSON J. awie R. I. CAMBRE 1951 are those who have given their utmost for the betterment of athletics and are outstanding participants in one or more sports. CARROL BAGGET— Track ' 39, ' 40, ' 41. LOUIS CAMPBELL— Football ' 40, ' 41, ' 46— Box- ing ' 39, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42. DONALD HARPER— Boxing ' 40, ' 41, ' 42. DAVE FISHER— Football ' 46, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49— Track ' 47, ' 48, ' 49. GEORGE CROWSON— Football ' 48, ' 49, ' 50— Baseball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51. 1951 CARROL BAGGET 1939 % 1951 LOUIS CAMPBELL 1939 GEORGE CROWSON 1951 IMl DON HARPER 1940 ' J 1 ■J Hf- li WE STARTED OFF Starting the 1950 football season with a new athletic director and head coach the team had to be built from the bottom. With such losses as Dave Fisher, Dick Pate, and Jerry Hodges in the backfield and Paul DiGiovanni and A. D. Smith in the line, there was a big building job to be done in a short time around such letter- men as Crowson, Boudreaux, Gaudet and Wink. Coach Swanson depended upon junior college transfers and up and coming freshmen. By the beginning of the season he, with his able assistants, had rounded out a team far above par according to all previous predictions. COACH A. I. RED SWANSON Head Football Coach 1950 FOOTBALL SQUAD. rr ON THE RIGHT FOOT Too many homecomings. That is the best way to describe the 1950 football sea- son, as SLI won its five home games and lost four games on the road — all of them homecomings for the opponents. The sweetest victory of all was the homecom- ing game against Louisiana Tech, in which SLI won its first game over the Techmen since 1946. The pressure on SLI in every road game, coupled with mid-season injuries to the defensive line, found the Bulldogs hanging on in the end. RAY BOUDREAUX Tackle 1945, ' 48, ' 49. ' 50 LOUIS GAUDET End 1948, ' 49. ' 50 CROWSON DRIVES THROUGH. E. TEX. BAPTIST— SOUTHWESTERN— 25 Coach Red Swanson pulled the wraps off an explosive SLI Bulldog squad as they romped to a 25-0 victory over East Texas Baptist College in the opener. Playing straight, methodical ball, the Bulldogs ground out their victory in easy fashion. The Bulldogs began the scoring in the first quarter when Jack Herron intercepted a pass on his own 21 -yard line and ran all the way for a TD. The second SLI tally came as a result of superb punting by Kenneth Sweeney and fine punt-returning by Mike Simmons. Lewis threw a 20-yard pass to Crowson for the tally. A blocked punt by Lovic Touchet and Hutch Henry set up the third touchdovm in the third stanza. Crowson ripped off right tackle from two yards out for the touch- down. SLI picked up its last touchdovm in the final frame on a 53-yard run by F. G. Mixon and a fake pass and run by Lewis. AND WON TWO THE HOME JACK BAKER L.H.B. 1950 HENRI BILLON F.B. 1949, ' 50 SOUTHWESTERN— 6 A battle of two great defensive lines featured SLI ' s first GSC win, a 6-0 victory over Southeastern Louisi- ana College. The only score of the night came on a 30-yard aerial from Lewis to Gaudet. Gaudet made a bril- liant catch on the three-yard line and stepped over for the score. SOUTHEASTERN— Due mainly to the work of two defensive backs, Jack Herron and Bill Lowry, that the Lions were held to only 87 yards on the ground. Other outstanding players in the defensive battle were SLI linemen John Falgout, Hutch Henry, Ray Boudreaux and C. L. Wink. READY AND WAITING. KEN SWEENEY OFF RIGHT TACKLE. MORE BEFORE CROWD BENNY RAYMOND Guard 1950 HOWARD WILCOX Guard 1949, 1950 SOUTHWESTERN— 40 It was E. J. Lewis Night at the annual gridiron meeting between SLI and Troy, Alabama, State Teachers college in McNaspy stadium. The slim senior quarterback tossed four touch- down passes and engineered SLI to a 40-14 win over the visitors. SLI ' s recovery of a fumble on the Troy 16 set up the first touchdown, which was scored on a pass from Lewis to Goudet. Troy sandwiched two touchdowns and two extra TROY STATE— 14 points between a 27-yard scoring pass from Lewis to Crowson to take a 14-13 lead and put the Bulldogs behind in a ball game for the first time during the season. A Lewis-to-Falgout pass set the stage for Mixon ' s scoring line plunge two minutes before the half ended to give SLI a 20-14 lead. Junior halfback Jack Baker sparked a 64-yard SLI scoring drive, and Lewis flipped to Falgout and Gcfudet for two more tallies in the Bulldog romp. BAKER GOES FOR 30. PLOWING THROUGH. DUMDUM IN ACTION. GETTING SET FOR THE KILL. THE GOING WAS HOWARD FOURNET Center 1948, ' 49, ' 50 JACK HERRON Q.B. 1950 SOUTHWESTERN— MISS. SOUTH— 6 Homecoming headaches for Swanson and the Bulldogs began at Hattiesburg, where the Bulldogs dropped a hard-fought decision to a homecoming-inspired Southern squad, 6-0. The Southerners scored the only touch- down of the game in the second quarter on brilliant quarterback sneaks by Dave Walker. Southwestern ' s big defensive line stalled the highly-touted Southern attack throughout the fray, and twice stopped Southern threats inside the SLl 10 in the fourth quarter. Sweeney played an outstanding offensive and defensive game for the Bulldogs, and his punting kept the Southerners at bay dur- ing most of the night. The score of the game did not reflect upon the strength of the respective teams, as it was undoubtedly one of the best-played and most thrill-packed games in the 1950 GSC race. SOUTHWESTERN— MEMPHIS ST.— 20 Old Man Mud and the weariness of a journey of over 400 miles cost the Bulldogs their second defeat of the season. Memphis State ' s powerful single wing at- tack, aided by the mud, ground out a 20-0 victory over the Bulldogs. The sea of mud that served as a playing field and continu- ous rain throughout the contest ruined the effectiveness of SLI ' s T formation. SLI ' s great defensive line gave a credit- able performance in holding down the Mem- phis State aggregation, a 30-point favorite, to three touchdowns. The only SLI scoring threat came in the third quarter when substitute fullback Gerry Foret ran 68-yards on a touchdown play that was nullified by an offsides penalty. Two consistent performers, Mike Simmons and Joe Kite, turned in top performances in the SLI defensive backfield. F. G. MIXON L.H.B. 1949. ' 50 HUTCH HENRY Tackle 1948, ' 50 ROUGH ON THE ROAD CROWSON ON THE LOOSE. STACK EM HIGH BOYS! :| BUT WE WILL THEY MAKE IT? SOUTHWESTERN— 41 LOUISIANA TECH— 13 Probably the sweetest revenge any SLI athletic team ever gained was obtained by the 1950 football team in their first win over arch-rival Louisiana Tech since 1946. While 11,500 hysterical homecoming fans cheered wildly, the Bulldog eleven pulled the conference ' s upset of the year by crush- ing the heavily-favored Techmen, 41-13. The running of George Crowson, ace SLI halfback, and the stellar linebacking of Andy Billich, freshm.an center, featured the SLI win. Billich started the Bulldogs off to their first touchdown by re- covering a Tech fumble deep in the visitors ' territory. Crowson plunged over from four yards out for the first tally. The Crowson touchdown started SLI off on a scoring parade that saw Baker, Mixon, Gaudet and Foret cross the Tech goal line. Mixon scored twice, and Gaudet caught a pass from Lewis for his touchdown. Tech, led by Joe Rabb and Jimmy Harrison, scored one touch- down in the second quarter and one touchdown in the final frame. GOT A BIG BIRTHDAY PRESENT E. I. LEWIS Q.B. 1949. ' 50 ANDREW BILLICH Center 1950 MIKE SIMMONS Q.B. 1949, ' 50 HIS NUMBER IS UP. MIGHTY ROUGH RUNNING. SOUTHWESTERN— 20 S. F. AUSTIN ST.— 13 Probably the most thrilling gome of the season was the Stephen F. Austin tilt, in which SLI came from behind in the final second to rack up the win. E. J. Lewis climaxed a brilliant comeback by SLI when he plunged over for a touchdown Vvrith one second to go to give the Bulldogs a 20-13 win. SLI trailed 13-0 at half time, but waged a hard- fought uphill battle to down the powerful Texas 1 1 . Crowson set up the first two touchdowns on runs of more than 40 yards, and Lewis scored both tallies on quarterback sneaks. With seconds remaining in the game, Lewis tossed a pass to Falgout, who bulled his way down to the two yard line. Lewis stepped across the goal line behind Boudreaux and Leibert as the final gun went off. JOHN HECKER Tackle 1950 ALBIN TAUZIER Guard 1950 WE WON A HH| B _ M a J AND LOST A ■ Kp BBi ' . iL| P Hpi H TOO LATE BOYS. 1 ■ B m mT Mn ' M ' ' ■ VH I fl jmH Hp mm V H HIBjg 4H| BiVL— HBHH|Rj!B| BPHBHH| | SOUTHWESTERN— 20 LA. COLLEGE— 22 It was somebody else ' s homecoming again, and SLI fell before Louisiana College, 22-20, in an over- whelming upset. La. College built up a 19-0 lead on the first half and successfully beat back a determined comeback by the tough SLI squad. Crowson, Lewis and Mixon sparked the SLI at- tack that almost put SLI out in the front with second half tallies. Jerry McKown, sensational La. College quarter- back, sparked the winners as a runner, passer and kicker. Eight hundred Southwestern students attended the game for the annual excursion. FRED LEIBERT Guard 1948, ' 49, ' 50 C. L. WINK Guard 1947, ' 48, ' 49, ' 50 CLOSE ONE CLOSER ONE I! ■; ' ■■■•r ' H BILL LOWRY Center 1950 KEN SWEENEY r.B. 1950 SOUTHWESTERN— 7 N.W. LOUISIANA— 12 Southwestern did everything with the ball but hang on to it as the Bulldogs fumbled away a 12-7 game to the Northwestern Demons. SLI came to life in the last frame after three quarters of hectic, fumbling play. The Bull- dog machine rolled 75 yards to a touchdown on five plays to take a 7-6 lead. The touch- down was scored by Sweeney on an 1 1-yard run. In the final seconds of play the Demons re- covered a fumble on the SLI 20 and turned it into the winning touchdown. The Demon game was the final SLI foot- ball appearance for Lou Gaudet, Ray Boud- reaux, Howard Wilcox, Hutch Henry, Howard Fournet, C. L. Wink, H. C. Billon, E. J. Lewis, George Crowson. A LONG TRIP HOME OFF TO A GOOD START. THE MEN BEHIND OUR TEAM. BASKETBALL 1950-1951 Coach Reinhcfrdt, going into his twentieth sea- son as head Basketball Coach and Athletic Trainer, ended the season with a record of 8 wins and 10 losses. The Basketball Team had excep- tionally rough going on the road but made up for it on home appearances. Coach Reinhardt had to depend upon six seasoned veterans during the entire season. Though S. L. I. came out on the short end of the won-lost column, the Bulldogs were a threat to any opponent during the entire season. COACH I. C. DirrCH REINHARDT THE BASKETBALL TEAM. WILLIE GLOBIG JIMMY ANDERS NOHMAN O ' NAN BILL MOODY The Bulldog cagers began the season by drop- ping a pair of close ones on the road. They bowed to Southeastern, 61-69, in the GSC opener and fell be- fore Rice Institute, 59-63, in an intersectional game in Houston, Tex. SLI got back into familiar Blackham coliseum and smothered Loyola, 72-58, and dropped a close 58-59 decision to Spring Hill. Centenary took the measure of the Bulldogs, 51-76, but SLI jumped back into the GSC race with handy wins over Northwestern (74-56), Louisiana College (82-50) and Mississippi Southern (65-52). YOU TELL EM COACH. ROY TRIES FOR TWO. LUTHER WHITTEN ROY YOUNG EARL YOUNG BINKY LANG Loyola and Spring Hill beat the Bulldogs on the road (69-55 and 68-44), but SLI kept its first division spot in the GSC with a home court win over Missis- sippi Southern, 74-69, and Louisiana College, 73-68. Things were a little rougher against Northwestern (52-71), Southeastern (58-59) and Louisiana Tech (61-63). SLI won high scoring battles from Tech, 74-55, and Centenary, 93-72, in Blackham coliseum, but closed out the season by bowing to the Centenary team in the Louisiana district NAIB playoff tourna- ment, 53-63, in Hammond. UP AND AT IT. AND, TWO MORE. COACH RUSSELL DAVIS TRACK Russell Davis, starting his first year as track coach, had a big building problem on his hand due to graduation and service enlistments. With three conference champions in the past three years, Coach Davis has quite a record to uphold. As our book goes to print, the Track Team has won the unofficial G. S.C. Cross Country Meet and one Tri-angular meet. LOYOLA INVITATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS OF 1950 SEASON HIGH LIGHTS ONE OF MANY LAPS TAKE YOUR MARK GET SET JOHN LAND Broad lump Letterman lACK BEST Daih and Relay Letterman m BASEBALL Coach Raymond Didier now in his fourth year as Baseball Coach has compiled quite a record for himself. In the three past years he has put out one Runner Up Conference Team and two Championship Teams and is favored to win the 1951 Championship. As this book goes to print, the team has a record of 10 wins and 3 losses. COACH RAYMOND DIDIER Head Baseball Cooch EVERYBODY HAS A CHANCE. CROWSON AT BATTING PRACTICE. STARS OF THE DIAMOND GUY FUNK LUTHER WHITTEN NORMAN O ' NAN GEORGE CROWSON POLLET TAKES A SWING. 1951 BASEBALL SCHEDULE University of Iowa University of Iowa Stun Houston Teachers ' College Sam Houston Teachers ' College University of Illinois Houston University University of Illinois University of Illinois Carthage College of Illinois Carthage College of Illinois Crowley Millers Louisiana College Louisiana College Centenary Crowley Millers Northwestern Louisiana Tech Louisiana College Louisiana College Centenary Northwestern Louisiana Tech GOLF SQUAD 1951 Left to right Morgan Bugs Smith, Charles B. Miller, Lewis W. Patterson, Waldemar Toce. Left to right Paul C. Thionville, J. Hu- bert Dumesnil, Charles W. Boustany, Neil Berger, John Harrell, Don Pontiff. TENNIS TEAM AT S. L. I. THE DINING HALL y e s T i R D A ON THE FOLLOWING PACES ! y Cg e CAMELLIA PAGEANT The Semi-Centennial Celebration at Southwestern was highlighted by the presentation of the 17th An- nual Camellia Pageant. The Camellia queen, Patsy Henry, and her maids, Claire Arceneaux, Joy Blume, Wanda Lorrain, Marion Maggio, Alice Roddy, Bobbie Isom, Marie Louise Hebert, and Dolores Gremilion were honored guests at the presentation of pageantry and music which depicted the history of Southwestern. .it - . mti. HOME-COMING The Prize Winning Float spon- sored by Delta Sigma Phi Frater- nity. ACTIVITIES PRESIDENT JOEL FLETCHER AND ALUMNI PRESIDENT RICHARD ANDERSON BEVERLY BROUSSARD, JEANETTE McNABB. Miss Scoggins and President Anderson SOUTHWESTERN ' S BAND Sandy Weaver, Dinky Manint, Marie Daigle, Albert Johnson, Penny Desonnier, Joe Cooper THE CHEERLEADERS RED H U Rff rr ff The Red Jackets is a service organization having a maximum membership of 96 girls who ore chosen by invitation of the active members having Sophomore, Junior and Senior standing. Combining miUtary preci- sion and feminine charm, this select group adds color to Southwestern ' s athletic con- tests and to all the demonstrations in which the organization participates. JACKETS OFFICERS President BETTY ANNE HOVER Vice Pres SAVILLA LAMBOUSY Secretary AMANITA ROBIN Treasurer YVONNE FORET K- fc U. S. A. F The third year of operation of the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps at Southwestern saw an all time high enroll- ment in the Air Science courses of four hun- dred and fourteen cadets the first semester and four hundred and sixty-three for the sec- ond semester. This easily established the Southwestern unit as the second largest Air Force ROTC in the State of Louisiana. Seventy-six cadets have received their com- missions since the unit began operations. Many are already serving at bases in the United States and two are overseas. With these men and the many more that will enter the Air Force as soon as they receive their commissions SLI is doing a large part in the training of men for the defense of this country. THE COLORS Am FORCE INSTRUCTORS Major Hailey N. Cox, Copt. Stanworth Verdier, Lt. Col. James A. Cowon, M Sqt. Vernon G. Waquespack. WOJG Earl P. Flan- nagan, Copt. Jack Robinson Jr., T Sg . Robert W. Porter, and T Sgt. Lester J. Richard. R. O. T. C. AT S. L. I The purpose of the Air Force ROTC is to train students who possess the character, intelligence, de- sire, and sense of duty to become Air Force Officers and responsible citizens. The Basic ROTC includes courses in navigation, meteorology, air operations, map reading, first aid, history of the Air Force, etc. The Advanced ROTC gives the cadet a chance to major in one of the two special courses of instruc- tion: Administration and Logistics or Armament. Upon entry into active duty with the Air Force the officer will usually work in the field in which he studied at SLI, however, he does have every oppor- tunity, if physically qualified, to go to pilot or navi- gator school as a Second Lieutenant. CADET COLONEL DURWARD D. YOUNG, JH, THE ARNOLD AIR HONOR SOCIETY OF SOUTHWESTERN. H iii GROUP STAFF Cadet Capt. James R. Tanner, Cadet 1st Lt. Charles B. Miller, Cadet Major John L. O ' Donnell Jr, Cadet 1st Lt. John E. Vidrine, Cadet 1st Lt. Paul H. Doucet, Cadet Col. Durward D. Young, Honorary Cadet Col. Jackie Brown, Cadet 1st Lt. F. J. Langlois Jr., Cadet 1st Lt. Bruce A. Gearhardt, Cadet M Sgt. Richard D. Ledoux, Cadet Major Phillip J. Piccione, Cadet M ' ' Sgt. Vincent L. Lagattuta. SQUADRON B STAFF Cadet M Sgt. Charles A. Landry, Cadet 1st Lt. Dell J. Hebert, Cadet Capt. C. E. Weber, Honorary Cadet Lt. Col. Betty Ann Smith, Cadet 2nd Lt. Gladu A. Hebert, Cadet Capt. J. J. Langlinais, Cadet 1st Lt. George O. Roach. SQUADRON A STAFF Cadet 1st Lt. William L. Fields, Cadet 2nd Lt. Charles E. Dupuis, Cadet M Sgt. Earl S. Barnett, Cadet Lt. Col. Paul Delhomme, Honorary Cadet Lt. Col. Beth Brumfield, Cadet 1st Lt. Matthew F. Belin, Cadet Capt. Thomas R. Fournet, Cadet Capt. Oscar J. Hebert. SQUADRON C STAFF Cadet Capt. Charles O. Morgan, Cadet 1st Lt. Patrick H. Edwards, Cadet Capt. Kenneth R. Royer, Cadet 2nd Lt. Alvin J. Dupuis, Cadet Lt. Col. Dinnis B. Gahn, Honorary Cadet Lt. Col. Jean Rhodes, Cadet Capt. Don- ald E. Norman, Cadet 1st Lt. Harry A. Smith, Cadet 2nd Lt. John A. Brown, Cadet 2nd Lt. Joseph H. Moss. Air Force ROTC Band under the baton of Cadet M Sgt. Joseph W. Cooper. The Cadet Corps consists of an Air Force Group which is commanded by Cadet Colonel Durward D. Young, Jr. The Group is divided into Squadrons A, B, C, and the Band Squadron. The four Little Lace Colonels are elected hon- orary members of the Cadet Group. They wear uni- forms and rank insignia similar to the cadet officers. They also learn to drill and they participate in all cadet parades. Miss Jackie Brown is the Honorary Cadet Colonel of the Group. Miss Beth Brumfield is the Honorary Cadet Lt. Col. of Squadron A. Miss Betty Ann Smith is the Honorary Cadet Lt. Col. of Squadron B, and Miss Jean Rhodes is the Honorary Cadet Lt. Col. of Squadron C. Mid-semester qraduates being sworn in by Lt. Col. lamas A. Cowan. FIRST MILITARY WEDDING Cadet 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Charles E. Dupuis pass through crossed sabers. Cadets who received commissions as 2nd Lt., USAFR at mid-semester are: Roy C. Arwood, Urson S. Bade, Leo L. Baudoin, Carlin J. Buttigig, Willard M. Cottrell, Louis N. DeCuir, Jr., Hutch P. Henry, Ches- ter P. Hidalgo, Joseph L. Hotard, Jr., George C. Lar- rieu, Minos J. Ponville, John D. Sayre, and Leon C. Vial Cadets who will receive commissions as 2nd Lt., USAFR in May are: Gerald R. Broussard, John D. Brown, Jr., Paul R. Clostio, George W. Crowson, Jr., Allccrd V. Cousin, Paul Delhomme, Joseph D. Doll, Paul H. Edwards, Dennis B. Gahn , Bruce A. Hebert, Hugh P. Hebert, Robert D. Hook, James J. Langlinais, Raymond Lavergne, Joseph H. Moss, Donald E. Nor- mand, John L. O ' Donnell, Philip J. Piccione, Kenneth R. Royer, Harry A. Smith, James R. Tanner, Luke R. Weber, Camile E. Weber and Durward D. Young, Jr. Air Force ROTC Drill Team under the command of Cadet M Sqt. Richard E. LeDoux. PPBP . ; K PRESIDENT ' S HOME ON THE FOLLOWINC PACES is fl yr: INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL The Inter-Fraternity Council is composed of two representatives from each social fraternity, the president and another member selected by the respective fraternity. It is the governing body of the social fraternities and its purposes are to help bring co-operation among the fraternities and to be a help in creating facilities for a constructive element in the college. (L. lo R.): Padegett, Lippich, Hebert, Butcher, Vooihies, Cottrell, Chaze, Bushnell, Davitt, Hamner, O ' Donnell. i,l OFFICERS President SYLVAN CHAZE Vice Pres WILLARD COTTRELL Secretary ROY LANDRY Treasurer W. J. FRUSHA MEMBERS Larry Bushnell Daniel Butcher Sylvan Chaze Willard Cottrell James Davitt John O ' Donnell W. J. Frusha George Hamner, Roy Landry Kenneth Lippich Gene Padegett Charles Voorhies Jr. PHI KAPPA ALPHA Founded In 1921 Members: Howard Acosta, Howard Alleman, C. J. Daigle, John Diez, Gerald Dill, Joe Guilbeaux, Ned Guilbeaux, Roy Hebert, Bernice Hodgeson, Leo Naquin, Willard Pevey, Allen Reynolds, Whitey Simpson, Herbert Sonnier, Denis Thibodeaux, Don Weber First Row — Acosta. Alleman, Daigle. Diez, Dill Second Row — Guilbeaux. Guilbeaux. Hebert. Hodgeson. Naquin Third Row — Pevey. Reynolds, Simpson. Sonnier, Thibodeaux, Weber OFFICERS President GERALD DILL VicePres ROY HEBERT Secretary WHITEY SIMPSON Treasurer DENIS THIBODEAUX SIGMA PI ALPHA Founded 1923 Members: Earl S. Barnett, Richard Burleson, Louis Cornay, Willard M. Cottrell, Russell Dorr, Thomas Godson, Carl Kancock, Buddy Hanchey, John Harrell, Charles Landry, Eugene Laurent, Joe B. McDonald, Jack Michelle, Ralph Milan, John O ' Donnell, Philip John Piccione, Billy Rentrop, Joe E. Saltamachia, Charles Schutte, Harry Alvin Smith, Bill Taylor, Otray Woods, Frank Bird, Robert Hook, Robert O ' Brien i First Row — Barnett, Burleson, Cornay, Cottrell, Dorr, Godson, Hancock Second Row — Hanchey, Harrell, Landry, Laurent, McDonald, Michelle, Milan Third Row — O ' Donnell, Piccione, Rentrop. Saltamachia, Schutte, Smith, Taylor, Woods OFFICERS Governor JOHN O ' DONNELL Lt. Governor HARRY ALVIN SMITH Secretary CARL HANCOCK Treasurer OTRAY WOODS PLEDGES Sherrel Blake Raymond Ebarb Billy Butler Robert Guchereau Dick Cobb Dick Hamlet Dave Daherty Vincent Lagattuta Arthur Dugas Harold Stromer ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA Founded In 1930 Members: Kenneth Barrilleaux, lack Block, Rixby Broussard, Tommy Chandler, James Coleman, Wil- liam Davis, Jack Dennan, Patrick Dominque, Charles Duhon, Hutch Henry, Ottis Kirkpat- rick, Jerry Landry, Joseph Logreco, Louis McClatchey, Harry Marionneaux, James Marion- neaux, Thomas Onebane, Eugene Padgett, Charles Perrault, Mason Perrault, Malcolm Pharis, Albert Thibodeaux, Johnny Woods, Morgan Smith, Giles Deshotels Hrst Row — Barrilleaux, Block. Broussard, Chandler, Coleman, Davis, Dennan Second Row — Dominque, Duhon, Henry, Kirkpatrick, Landry, Loqreco, McClatchey, Marionneaux Third Row — Marionneaux, Onebane, Padgett, Perrault, Perr oult, Phorii, Thibodeaux, Woods PLEDGES James Robichoux James Langlinais William Roy Lynn Dominque OFFICERS President WILLIAM DAVIS VicePres MASON PERRAULT Secretary CHARLES PERRAULT Treasurer JAMES MARIONNEAUX t THETA KAPPA PHI Founded In 1938 Members: Paul Bergeron, Lawrence Broussard, John Brown, Daniel Butcher, Charles Daigle, Ernest Jeanmard, Roy Landry, Jules LeBlanc, Anthony Leonards, Oscar Meade, Donald Normand, Dan Peck, Francis Raspberry, Dane Simon, Stanford Thibodeaux, Charles Voorhies First Row — Bergeron, Broussard, Brown, Butcher, Daigle Second Row — Jeanmard, Landry, LeBlanc, Leonards, Meade Third Row — Normand, Peck, Raspberry, Simon, Thibodeaux, Voorhies OFFICERS President CHARLES S. VOORHIES Vice Pres OSCAR MEADE Secretary DANE SIMON Treasurer CHARLES DAIGLE PLEDGES Harold Hilton Donald Milliken PI THETA RHO Founded In 1939 Members: Anthony Buras, C. L. Bushnell, A. V. Cousin, Salvador Diesi, James Davitt, Frank Gard- iner, Harold Keller, Harold Lachausse, F. J. Langlois, Jr., George Larrieu, Charles Milan, Gerald Perez, T. D. Prestridge, Hilton Ray, Sylvian Ray, W. O. Ray, August Roux, John Schno- der, Leslie Scobel, Cecil Sonnier, Mathew Sumich, John Tessier, Robert Vigerie, A. L. White First Row — Buras, Bushnell, Cousin, Diest Doritt Second Row — Lachausse, Langlois, Larrieu, Milan, Perez, Ray Third Row — Roux, Scobel. Sonnier, Sumich, Viqerie, While PLEDGES J. C. Cagle Young David John Crosby Charles Lieux Malhlen Herrignton Billy Scarborough A. H. Milam OFFICERS President F. J. LANGLOIS, JR. Vice Pres CECIL SONNIER Secretary SYLVIAN RAY Treasurer CHARLES MILAN THETA XI Founded In 1946 Members: Charles Arceneaux, John Baker, Val Bianchini, Elmo Benin, Emile Bulher, Larry Burleigh, George Cox, Dan da Roza, Louis Figurerado, Walter Frusho, J. C. Gautreaux, John Grimsley, George Hamner, Buddy Johnson, Frank Kelly, Frank Kurcea, Gene Lacoste, Herman La- Grange, Francis Landreaux, Joe Laurent, Charles LeMaire, Joseph Liberto, Zeke Magnon, Mickey Moloney, Louis Mann, Gordon Mills, Ovis Pastor, C. J. Provost, Allan St. Martin, Thomas Ramsey, Tommy Rosenweig, Jimmy White, Mickey McRight, Tommy Cambre, Eric Hebert, Henry Bleanger, B. A. Lang, Jr., Earl Weber, Harry Lemmon, Bill Carey, Jimmy Hig- ginbotham, Jerry Arceneaux, Larry Coffee, Blase Dawson, Charles Lee, Robert McBride o f i p J, f t C fH .. First Row — Arceneaux, Baker, Bienchini, Bonin. Bulher. Burleigh, Cox, Roza Second Row — Figurerado, Frusha, Gautreaux, Grimsley. Hamner, Johnson. Kelly, Kurcea Third Row — Lacoste, LaGrange, Landreoux. Laurent, LeMaire, Liberto, Magnon, Malo Fourth Row — Mann, Mills, Pastor, Provost, St. Martin, Ramsey, Rosenweig. White OFFICERS PLEDGES President GEORGE HAMNER Raymond Flores Warren Parker Vice Pres THOMAS CAMBRE Keith Irion Max Rosenweig Secretary LOUIS MANN Al Johnson Tommy Comeaux Treasurer EUGENE LACOSTE SIGMA PI Founded In 1948 Members: Eugene Carlos, Julius Carlos, Sylvian Chaze, Joe Cooper, Eddy Deshotel, Dan Harper, Charles Martin, Roy Rutland, O. D. Randall, Harold Sorbert, Durell Vaughn, Robert Wetzel, Ralph Williams First Row — Carlos, Carlos, Chaze, Deshotel. Harper Second Row — Martin, Rutland, Sorbert, Vaughn, Wetzel, Williams PLEDGES Bob Benton Oscar Dauesshauer Toffee Nassar Thomas P. Heard Howard Cannon OFFICERS President DAN HARPER Vice Pres CHARLES MARTIN Secretary HAROLD SORBERT Treasurer EDDY DESHOTEL DELTA SIGMA PHI Founded In 1948 Members: Robert Anderson, Robert Barry, Areil Bellemin, Benjamin Bertinot, Neil Bertinot, William Brinkhaus, Curtis Charrier, Harold Contreary, Owen Demorvelle, Lionel Ditch, Gordon Dugal, Jr., Hilton Dumesnil, O. J. Folse, James Gray, James Higginbotham, Kenneth Leppich, Mer- lyn Mistich, Robert Myers, Elliott Pepitone, Wesley Robichaux, Robert Roy, Kenneth Royer, Robert Scoggins, Thomas Shaw, Lewis Trahan, Loren Wo mack fS ( ' U.fi f First Row — Anderson, Barry, Bellemin, Bertinot, Bertinot, Brinkhaus Second Row — Charrier, Contreary, Demorvelle, Ditch, Dugal, Dumesnil Third Row — Folse, Gray, Higginbotham, Leppich, Mistich, Myers, Pepitone Fourth Row — Robichaux, Roy, Royer, Scoggins, Shaw, Trahan, Womack OFFICERS President KENNETH LEPPICH VicePres LOREN WOMACK Secretary OWEN DEMORVELLE Treasurer WESLEY ROBICHAUX ALPHA PHI OMEGA Founded In 1938 Members: Lloyd Alexander, Charles Bachert, Earl Bamett, Richard Bullard, Garland Folse, Tommy Godson, Theoren Hanchey, John Harrell, Thomas James Hebert, Lawrence Hunsinger, Frank Kucere, Arch Kennedy, Tommy Kolb, Vincent Lagattuta, Gene Laurents, Louis McClatchey, Jules Mouton, Donald Norman, John O ' Donnell, N. J. Primeaux, Francis Raspberry, Bill Roy, Abner Stroughn, Bill Wilkinson • First Row — Alexander, Bachert, Bamett. Bullard, Folse, Godson Second Row — Hanchey. Harrell, Hebert, Hunsinqer, Kucera, Kennedy Third Row — Kolb, Lagattuta. Laurents. McClatchey. Mouton. Norman Fourth Row — O ' Donnell, Primeaux, Raspberry, Roy, Stroughn, Wilkinson OFFICERS President EARL BARNETT VicePres BILL ROY Secretary JOHN HARRELL Treasurer FRANK KUCERA PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL The Pan-Hellenic Council is composed of three representatives from each sorority who are elected in April of each year by the respective sororities. It is the governing body of the social sororities and its purposes are to help bring co-operation among the sororities and to be a help in creating facilities for a constructive element in the college. Seated (1. to r.) — Scoggins, Talbot, Broussard, Stewart, Wray, Eshelman, Hebert, Toms, de la Houssaye, Chauvin. McCarty Standing (1. to r.) — Roser, Constantino. Boudreaux, Season, Gremillion, Lamboussy, Henry, Longford, D ' Arensbourg, Reiser OFFICERS President CAROL ESHELMAN Vice Pres GRACE HEBERT Secretary JOAN WARY Treasurer BEVERLY BROUSSARD V Francis Reason Beverly Broussard Jean Boudreaux Carol Chauvin Betty Constantino Kathleen de la Houssaye Clarie D ' Arensbourg Carol Eshelman Barbara Gremillion Grace Hebert MEMBERS Patsy Henry Savilla Lamboussy Margaret Longford June McCarty Joan Reiser Geraldine Roser Wanda Scoggins Josephine Steward Kathleen Talbot Betty Thomas Joan Ann Wray DELTA THETA SIGMA Founded In 1917 Members: Wanda Andre, Anna Marie Butcher, Carol Chauvin, Doris Conzleman, Jean Ann De- Clouet, Patsy Dreher, Carol Falcon, Patsy Henry, Betty Hickey, Betty Ann Hover, Sula Jones, Barbara Gremillion, Marion LaBorde, Peggy Murray, Carmel Newton, Lelia Ozio, Chirs Pastor, Betty Lou Scroggs, Betty Thorns, Billie Jewel Trahan, Janet Ward, Myrl Watkins First Row — Andre, Butcher, Chauvin, Conzleman, DeClouet, Dreher, Falcon Second Row — Henry, Hickey, Hover, Jones. Gremillion, LaBorde. Murray Third Row — Newton, Ozio. Pastor, Scroqgs, Thorns, Trahan. Ward. Watkins I PLE Shirley Champagne Merrill DeClouet Gwendolyn Driskell Elanor Eldridge Beryl Tongue Carolyn Fisher Geraldine Fletcher Kathleen Gremillion DGES Patsy Hurst Dorothy Hindman Geraldine Landry Betty Raburn Tommie Thomas Dorothy Van Norman Patricia Walker Cecile Longeran OFFICERS President PATSY DREHER Vice Pres BETTY ANN HOVER Secretary MARION LA BORDE Treasurer MYRL WATKINS PHI DELTA EPSILON Founded In 1917 Members: Marion Bienvenue, Mary Bondurant, Jackie Brown, Lorrain Clay, Mary Alice Danos, Gloria Delcambre, June Glaubrecht, Grace Hayes, Betty Kendrick, Margaret Langford, Di- onne Lastrapes, Marian Maggio, Ann Mershon, Betty Morris, Amanite Robin, Elsie Stutes, Roberta Tatum, Beryl Toups, Joanne Ray, Jeanne Rider, Polly Roussel. First Row — Bienvenue, Bondurant, Brown, Clay, Danos, Delcambre, Glaubrecht Second Row — Hayes, Kendrick, Langior, Lastrapes, Maggio, Mershon, Morris Third Row — Robin, Stutes, Tatum, Toups, Ray, Rider, Roussel OFFICERS President BETTY SUE KENDRICK Vice Pres MARY BONDURANT Secretary MARIAN MAGGIO Treasurer AMANITE ROBIN Myra Athman Mary Batliner Marlene Bealm Fabian Bealm Margo Duboval Beverly David Mary DeGravelle Mary Erhesing Betty Glaubrecht Claire Jane Hebert Betty Latour Ruth Lewis PLEDGES Mary Alice Marioneaux Winona Marioneaux Yvonne Martin Betty Lewis Mesbartin Cumalee Miller Pat O ' Brien Carita Oser Helen Oliver Phylis Rustich Dewey Singleton Rita Surbook Eva Thibodeaux Willie Dupont DELTA EPSILON NU Founded In 1918 Members: Kissie Bachemin, Frances Beason, Evelyn Hoggs, Beth Brumfield, Kathleen DeLaHoussaye, Delores Delhomme, Penny Desonnier, Marion Dozier, Ethelyn Hollier, Glenora Jory, Eugenia Lorrain, Jackie Martin, Gloria Montiero, Betty Morris, Jackie Mouton, Jean Rhodes, Alice Roddy, Ruth Waltrip, Margo Bodron, Marilyn Melancon, Doris Dauman Ic) ■a A M Fint Row — Bachemin, Beason, Boggs, Brumfield, DeLaHoussaye, Delhomme Second Row — Desonnier, Dozier, Hollier, lory, Lorrain, Marttn Third Row — Montiero, Morris, Mouton, Rhodes, Roddy, Waltrip Barbara Babers Ann Bradley Clayton Campbell Shirley Chappius Marie Daigle Wanda Daly Taffy DeHart Jackie Delhomme Marcel Ducros Alice Elliott Mary Ann Escagne Joanne Falconer Elaine Field Teeney Gouaux PLEDGES Janie Guillory Barbara Higginbotham Dot Horn Willie Frank Hudnal Betty Jeanmard Alice O ' Kelly Harriet Payne Doris Prosser Betty Rendel Sylvia Robinson Betty Ann Smith Joyce Tuttle Dot Windham Loretta Young OFFICERS President ALICE RODDY Vice Pres KISSIE BACHEMIN Secretary JACKIE MARTIN Treasurer RUTH WALTRIP T NU SIGMA KAPPA Founded In 1923 Members: Helen Artigues, Claire Arceneaux, Beverly Bacon, Lucille Bechet, Joy Blume, Beverly Broussard, Jean Boudreaux, Evelyn Chauvin, Larene Childs, Lavona Cockran, Dolores Comeaux, Clarie D ' Arensbourg, Pat Daigle, Alice Decuir, Selma Esneault, Louella Faulk, Helen Fontenot, Patsy Guillory, Jackie Jackson, Doris O ' Quinn, Joan Raley, Marlene Rode- maker, Georgia Smith First Row — Artigues, Arceneaux, Bacon. Bechet, Blume, Broussard, Boudreaux Second Row — Chauvin, Childs, Cockran, D ' Arensbury, Daigle, Decuir, Esneault Third Row — Faulk, Fontenot, Guillory, Jackson, O ' Quinn, Haley, Rodemaker, Smith OFFICERS President SELMA ESNEAULT Vice Pres BEVERLY BACON Secretary LAVONA COCKRAN Treasurer DOLORES COMEAUX PLEDGES Vicky Arceneaux Georgie Eastin Elaine Sellers Lelita Granada Helen Todd Ellen Champagne Janie Lou Watts Jean Beaugh Helen Bevis Phylis Lacy Bonita Bertinot Dorothy Beaugh Ida Benge Anna Stewart Lois La Borde Elaine Love SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA Founded In 1930 Members: Charlotte Aguillard, Margaret Ann Andrus, Louise Boudin, Helen Billeaud, Elaine Brous- sard, Betty Jo Constantino, Beverly Gremillion, Dolores Gremillion, Ann Houston, Grace Kloor, Norma Landry, Evelyn Lee, Elaine Louviere, Vera Maraist, Joan Maxwell, Betty Milli- ken, Shirley O ' Neal, Jane Rauh, Peggy Riley, Betty Roberts, Josephine Stewart, Melva Thibeaux, Edith Thompson, Alva Jane Trahan, Mary Whittenberger, Margie Zemott First Row — Aguillard. Andrus. Baudln. Billeaud. Broussard, Constantino Second Row — Gremillion, Gremillion. Houston, Kloor. Landry. Lee. Louviere Third Row — Maraist, Maxwell. Milliken. O ' Neal. Rauh. Riley, Ripley Fourth Row — Roberts, Stewart, Thibeaux, Thompson, Trahan, Whittenberger, Zemott Barbara Bays Dot Brouss ard Gladys Cockeran Betty Crawford Marion DeBuse Alfredo Delino Barbara Dominque Jane Douglas Jerry Guidry Betty Lynn Hebert Shirley Lee Janice Littell Zeldo Machk PLEDGES Marilyn Malm Joan McDoniel Joyce Petit Wanda Price June Pugh Clarice Richard Janell Roy Wanda Ryan Ann Ryder Bobby Lynn Taylor Barbara Trahan Simmie Trimble Liz Underwood OFFICERS President GRACE BCLOOR Vice Pres MARY WHITTENBERGER Secretary PEGGY RILEY Treasurer MARGARET ANN ANDRUS I I r ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA Founded In 1938 Members: Janet Armstrong, Frances Boudreaux, Pat Collins, Pat Dalferes, Bobbie Lou Giroir, Bobbie Isom, Peggy Isom, Anne Marie Jugie, Savilla Lamboussy, Margaret Lewis, Margie Landry, Audrey Marceaux, June McCarty, Emmy Lou McNeil, Esther Rush, Lauretta Savoie, Beverly Schoeny, Marlene Smith, Vera Smith, Catherine Talbot, Anna Willet First Row — Aimstiong, Boudieaux, Collins, Dalleres, Giroir, Isom, Isom Second Row — Ju e, Lamboussy, Lewis, Landry, Marceaux, McCarty, McNeil Third Row — Rush, Savoie. Schoeny, Smith, Smith, Talbot, Willet ., OFFICERS PLEDGES Melba Authement President JANET ARMSTRONG Verda Authement ir. T-, f-nTT-TTTn T   ,Ti T Tr 01 r Jeonnine Boudreaux Vice Pres SAVILLA LAMBOUSSY ' . „ i Georgia Boudreaux Secretary ANNE MARIE JUGIE Charolette Carroll _ _ , , _ , . „_„„„ Vilma Davis Treasurer PAT DALFERES Helen Delemam .. Marie Disch Dorothy Fenner Whilhemina Foss t Shirley Mac Ida Gonzales Averil Keenze Marie Lemonine Marie Lerron Robin McBride Ilia McCrockin Margaret Reynold Marlene Roberts Fiorina Roy Mildred Roy DELTA SIGMA DELTA Founded In 1939 Members: Donna Lou Broussard, Shirley Brooks, Ann Baudoin, Lynn Conly, Willa Cunningham, Martha Couvillion, Sylvia Daigle, Janice Dennon, Carol Eshelman, Rosie Hargis, Hilma La- Bauve, Wanda Lorrain, Freda Manuel, Mary McGee, Josephine Puix, Evelyn Robideaux, Betty Brent Schaeffer, Wanda Scoggins, Dorothy Suiters, Curtis Theard, Harriet Weaver I First Row — Broussard, Brooks, Baudotn, Conly, Cunningham, Couvillion, Daigle Second Row — Dennon, Eshelman, Hargis, LaBauve, Lorrain, Manuel, McGee Third Row — Puix, Robedecnix, SchaeHer, Scoggins, Suiters, Theard, Wearer Dolores Irving Sammie St. Andre Jo Ann Henderson Janet Fubry Camile Baudoin Mary Ann Price PLEDGES Dorothy Perry Hilda Carson Pat Prudome June Cruise Betty Gilfoil Rowena Hains OFFICERS President WANDA LORRAIN Vice Pres MARTHA COUVILLION Secretary DONNA LOU BROUSSARD Treasurer CURTIS THEARD DELTA SIGMA KAPPA Founded In 1946 Members: Edna Ackal, Sammy Jo Barron, Sybil Bueche, Elaine Cronkwright, Nell Egle, Pat Foret, Betty Fruge, Jo Anne Goodman, Pansy Gauthreaux, Grace Hebert, Marie Louise Hebert, Ger- aldine Heiner, Jorette Hernandez, Joan Jackson, Morton Jordon, Margaret Louviere, Ruth Oliver, Jackie Plessala, Joan Reiser, Mary Ann Segrera, Agnes Segrera, Patricia Seily, Mary Ann Sobert, Lydia Vigneaux First Row — Ackal, Barron, Bueche, Cronkwriqht, Egle, Foret Second Row — Fruge, Goodman, Gaulreaux, Hebert, Hebert, Heiner Third Row — Hernandez, Jackson, lordon, Louviere, Oliver, Plessala Fourth Row — Reiser, Segrera, Segrera, Seily, Sobert, Vigneaux ' - 1 OFFICERS PLEDGES Elizabeth Beall President JO ANNE GOODMAN Mary Dell Betar Vice Pres MARIE LOUISE HEBERT ° ' j ' ' June Boudreaux Secretary ELAINE CRONKWRIGHT Beverly Broussard Treasurer AGNES SEGRERA Nancy Crocker Helen De Valcourt Marcille Ducote V Norma Ferguson Sophie Ann Girard Gloria Guilbeaux Betty Hebert Katie Hebert Ruth Johnson Lola Kieser Bobbie Lee Lois Leger Anne Pugh Jeannette Roy Anna Scarlett i STUDENT COUNCIL |i Back row standing: Barrilleaux, Brown, Anders, Cambre, Kirkpalrick, Caiiery, Brumfield, Broussard Middle row standing: Roddy, Scoggins, Collins, Ward Seated: LoGreco, Maggio, Fontenot, Schutte Every student who registers at Southwestern automatically becomes a member of this association. It is the governing Student organization and has been organized to consolidate students and to cooperate with the college authorities. The Association func- tions through the medium of the Students Executive Council. OFFICERS President JOHN WINSTON FONTENOT Vice President CHARLES SCHUTTE Secretary MARIAN MAGGIO Treasurer JOSEPH LO GRECO REPRESENTATIVES President Senior Class TOM CAMBRE Senior Class Representative KENNETH BARRILLEAUX ALICE RODDY JACKIE BROWN President Junior Class L. O. BROUSSARD Junior Class Representative PAT COLLINS LAVELLE KIRKPATRICK President Sophomore Class BETH BRUMFIELD Sophomore Class Representative JANET WARD President Freshmen Class PATRICK CAFFERY President Men ' s Student Government JAMES ANDERS President Women ' s Student Government. WANDA SCOGGINS W. S. G. A. 1 OFFICERS ■ President WANDA SCOGGINS Vice President JOY BLUME 2nd Vice President CATHERINE TALBOT Secretary AMANITA ROBIN Treasurer BETH BRUMFIELD Reporter CAMILLE CARMOUCHE The Women ' s Student Gov- ernment Association is an organi- zation composed of all women en- rolled at Southwestern. They not only assist in handling questions pertaining to the government of women but also submit recom- mendations to the Dean of Women and faculty committee on disci- plinary changes. The Men ' s Student Govern- ment Association is made up of all men students on the campus. It is controlled by a board of offi- cers elected by men students only. This organization works with the Dean of Men in handling ques- tions which pertain to the govern- ment and welfare of men students on the campus. M. S. G. A OFFICERS President JAMES ANDERS Vice President ANDREW SOBERT Secretary AL SMITH OFFICERS President JAMES J. BROUSSARD Vice President JOSEPH COOPER Secretary-Treasurer TOM GODSON Corresponding Sec ANDREW SOBERT BLUE KEY The Blue Key is an honorary society composed of outstanding men students on this campus. The Vermilion Honor Society is an honorary organization made up of outstanding Junior and Sen- ior Women who have maintained at least a 2.2 average. OFFICERS President BETTY L. MORRIS Vice President BILLIE TRAHAN Recording Sec JOYCE LE BLANC Corresponding Sec SHIRLEY O ' NEAL Reporter BEVERLY SCHOENY VERMILION HONOR SOCIETY B OARD OF PUBLICATIONS CHAIRMAN JANET WARD MEMBERS Pat Collins Wanda Scoggins Lamon Moody Edmond Dupre The Board of Publications elects the editor of the Vermilion, the business manager of the Ver- milion, and the editor of L ' Acadien. It sets the policies by which the two publications shall function . The Louisiana Engineering So- ciety unites all engineering stu- dents and aids to advance interest in engineering. It sponsors the Annual Engineering Ball and its members also give an engineering show which is of interest to many. LOUISIANA ENGINEERING SOCIETY OFFICERS President LAMON MOODY Vice-President WHITMEL LAZARUS Rec.-Sec DONALD O ' ROURKE Treasurer JOHN A. BROWN Reporter ARTHUR M. SPENCER OFFICERS President JOHNNY E. McPHERSON Vice President JAMES McDUFFIE Recording Sec DENIS THIBODEAUX Treasurer GLYNN ROZAS Historian MITCHELL THIBODEAUX Reporter WYLIE STARKS SIGMA ALPHA GAMMA This organization was organ- ized by request of Joel L. Fletcher, in 1933, as competition to the De- meter Agriculture Fraternity. The name Sigma Alpha Gamma was decided upon by Greek letters for the first letter in each word of Southwestern Agriculture Club. The Psychology Club spon- sors in formal discussions on psy- chological subjects. It is open to all students majoring in psychol- ogy or who are interested in psychology. OFFICERS President CURTIS CHARRIER Vice President ELSIE STUTES Secretary ALVIN MAYER Treasurer ALVIN MAYER PSYCHOLOGY CLUB FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President FRANCES HEBERT Vice President EUGENE CHAMPAGNE Recording Sec JOYCE FALCON Treasurer ANNE MARIE JUGIE Le Cercle Francois welomes all students studying French or who are interested in French. It offers an opportunity of making more use of the French Language and at the same time makes for the understanding of the French culture. The Boy ' s Club was organized in 1940 to fill the needs of the off- campus men students, commuters, town boarders, and Lafayette resi- dents. The Boy ' s Club room main- tained in Martin Hall serves as a campus home and offers a place for relaxation between classes and for special social affairs. BOY ' S CLUB OFFICERS President KENNETH MORVANT Vice President L. J. THIBODEAUX Recording Sec EDDIE GARY Treasurer CLIFFORD DURAND Reporter N. ]. PRIMEAUX OFFICERS President CLINTON PERKINS Vice President LESTER L. JEANSONNE, JR. Secretary JAMES H. DUMESNIL Treasurer FRANK A. BIRD ECONOMICS FORUM The purpose of this organiza- tion is to stimulate interest in Eco- nomics and tends to better ac- quaint the Economics and B. A. majors with facts that they en- counter in their fields. The Industrial Arts Club was organized in 1 948 to promote more interest in industrial arts, to better associate the majors in their field, and with one another. Members must maintain a C average. Membership is exclusive to majors in Industrial Arts. Its main social function is the Annual Industrial Arts Chrismtas Dinner. OFFICERS President ARTHUR COME AUX Vice President R. M. BACHEMIN Secretary O. J. FOLSE Treasurer Robert Binnings INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB SIGMA THETA OFFICERS President DOLORES COMEAUX Vice President WANDA LORRAIN Recording Sec AGNES SAGRERA Treasurer MRS. NELL LEGER LEIBERT u.: ;Ik.l.. •i,«fiJ ' i fe!ii k f« Sigma Theta is an organiza- tion which fosters scholarship, leadership and a spirit of friendly- cooperation among women stu- dents majoring in Home Econom- ics. Its membership is composed of one half of forty per cent of sec- ond semester Juniors and Seniors in the department of Home Eco- nomics. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to promote high scholar- ship and establish a closer bond among present members of the organization and past members who have graduated from South- western. The membership is open to young men and young women who are in standing with the T. H. Harris Foundation. A student shall maintain a B average in college in order to be a member. T. H. HARRIS HONOR STUDENT ' S CLUB OFFICERS President JOHN ATKINS BROWN, JR. Vice President CHARLES WARREN BREAUX Secretary MARLENE BRAME Treasurer MARLENE BRAME Reporter ETHYL GRANGER OFFICERS President ANDREW C. SOBERT Vice President ROY L GATES Recording Sec GLYNN ROZAS Treasurer G. K. SMITH Reporter N. T. ANDREWS F. F. A. The S.L.I. Gollegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America, Inc. was organized February 20, 1947. Since its organization, this chap- ter has received state, national, and international recognition. This chapter has as its purpose to train prospective teachers of Vocational Agriculture in their duties as F.F.A. advisers. La Academia Gastellana, bet- ter known as the Spanish Glub, welcomes those students who are interested in Spanish or who are studying Spanish. It holds as one of its main objectives the promo- tion of international understanding and good will with our Latin- American neighbors. It was or- ganized in 1936 under the direc- tion of R. Roberts, head of the De- partment of Foreign Languages. OFFICERS President ESTHER RUSH Vice President KATHERINE GILFOIL Recording Sec IDA GONZALES LA ACADEMIA GASTELLANA SIGMA DELTA PI OFFICERS President MARGARET LEWIS Vice President JUNE NORMAN Secretary-Treasurer ESTHER RUSH Reporter PATRICIA GARLAND Sigma Delta Pi is a national honorary society. The Alpha Rho chapter was organized on the Southwestern campus on April 20, 1940. Its membership is limited to those students majoring or minor- ing in Spanish, who have at least a B average in Spanish and an overall average of B. Its aims are to foster the study of Hispanic culture and the Spanish Language. Sigma Alpha Eta is a national speech fraternity which aspires to promote interest in speech correc- tion among college students. The Rho chapter of Sigma Alpha Eta was organized on the Southwest- em campus on January 1950. Though a new organization, it has been very active in the field of speech correction at Southwestern and surrounding vicinities. C) o c? o SIGMA ALPHA ETA OFFICERS President CLARENCE McRIGHT Vice President BILLIE TRAHAN Secretary MAE LOU CORTEZ Corresponding Sec PATRICIA DALFARES Reporter CUMALE SHIRLEY OFFICERS President GLYNN ROZAS Vice President WILLIE MILLER Secretary KENNETH SMITH Treasurer JAMES LEHR Reporter THORSELL ROUGEAU AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS President ROY COLLINS Vice President GENE HENRY Recording Sec JAMES HIGGINBOTHAM Treasurer RAY COLLINS Organized by men who were in agriculture and were taking agricultural economics. The pur- pose of this organization is to stim- ulate an interest in agricultural economics and to better acquaint the students with one another. It was founded in 1949. Phi Mu Alpha is a national music fraternity for men. The Delta Epsilon Chapter was organized in 1946. It takes an active part in musical activities on the campus and in Lafayette. PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA TERREBONNE CLUB OFFICERS President BOBBIE LOU GIROIR Secretary BETTY JO MORRIS Treasurer BOBBY BATES The Terrebonne Club was or- ganized to formulate friendship be- tween the students from Terre- bonne Parish. It was founded a few years ago and has been ac- tive ever since. This Agricultural Fraternity is under the supervision of a board of directors. In existence since 1933, it has served to develop greater interests in agriculture. DEMETER OFFICERS President N. T. ANDREWS Vice President ED McCAIN Secretary CHESTER HIDALGO Treasurer H. M. PULLIG OFFICERS President HELEN BILLEAUD Vice President LIETTA TONGUIS Secretary JOYCE LE BLANC Treasurer LOUISE BAUDIN SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Sigma Alpha Iota is an Inter- national Professional Music Fra- ternity for women, which was founded at Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1903. Iota Omicron chapter was founded at Southwestern in 1943. Membership is open to all students majoring in music having out- standing average. The Southwestern Biology Club was founded in 1923. The ob- ject of the club is the promotion of interest in the Biological sci- ences and fullest cooperation with the Southwestern and the State Academy of Sciences. OFFICERS President MORRIS S. HOFFPAUIR Vice President FRANK ALLEN REYNOLDS Secretary-Treasurer DOLLY BOUDREAUX BIOLOGY CLUB p. E. M OFFICERS President PERCY N. CLARK Vice President NORMAN O ' NAN Recording Sec IDA MOUTON Treasurer PAOLA PALFREY Reporter SYLVIA DAIGLE Any student of Southwestern Louisiana Institute majoring or mi- noring in Physical Education will be admitted into the organization upon meeting the requirements of membership as set forth in the con- stitution and by-laws of the or- ganization. The Social Welfare Club is an organization for Social Welfare majors. It was organized to pro- mote and encourage interest in social welfare. SOCIAL WELFARE CLUB OFFICERS President LEO J. NAQUIN Vice President ROY ROBILLARD Recording Sec EDNA LOUISE BACHEMIN Treasurer EDNA LOUISE BACHEMIN Reporter MARY MARGARET BATLINER OFFICERS President YVONNE FORET Vice President CLAIRE D ' ARENSBOURG Recording Sec DOLORES COMEAUX Treasurer DORIS O ' OUINN Reporter ANNA MARIE BUTCHER HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was formed at Southwestern in 1925. The purpose of this club is to foster a better understanding in the Home Economics Department, and to give help and assistance to the members of the department. The Women ' s Intramural As- sociation is sponsored by the de- partment of Health and Physical Education to provide all women with an opportunity to participate in wholesome athletic activities. Its governing body is composed of a representative from each of the organizations participating. OFFICERS President BETTY ANNE HOVER Vice President POLLY ROUSSEL Recording Sec DORIS O ' QUINN W. I. A KLSI CLUB OFFICERS President CLARENCE McRIGHT Vice President ROU DE GRAVELLES Secretary ALICE RODDY Reporter GLORIA MONTIERO The KSLI Club is an organiza- tion which strives to promote in- terest in the field of radio broad- casting. Membership is open to those students active in the Radio Workshop. One of the many ac- tivities of this organization is the daily broadcasting of a program. The S Club is composed of all boys on the campus who have earned a letter for participation in a varsity sport. S CLUB OFFICERS President JOHN D. LAND Vice President GEORGE CROWSON Secretary-Treasurer JIMMY ANDERS OUR DEANS JOSEPH A. RIEHL Dean of Administration AGNES EDWARDS Dean oi Women E. GLYNN ABEL Dean of Men JANET ARMSTRONG lAMES ANDERS JOY BLUME MARGO BODRON TAMES BROUSSARD • JACKIE BROWN THOMAS CAMBRE MARY ALICE CRUMBAUGH j | I a« WL J PATRICIA DALFERES CHRIS DUPLECHAIN WINSTON FONTENOT DANIEL HARPER ROY HEBERT BETTY ANN HOVER GLENORA JORY JOHNNIE LANDRY I m i K JOYCE LE BLANC IDA MOUTON WANDA LORRAIN SHIRLEY O ' NEAL MARGARET LOUVIERE ALICE RODDY BETTY MORRIS BEVERLY SCHEONY oiieaes an f d Ulni niuey 6itie6 ROGER SELLERS BILLIE TRAHAN ANDREW SOBERT MERLIN VERRET ARTHUR SPENCER RUTH WALTRIP MARILYN STEWART VERMILIOK FRANK MARAIST Editor, Second Semester ROY HEBEHT Editor, First Semester FRANK KUCERA JACK WALSH The Vermilion is a tabloid newspaper published weekly by the students at Southwestern. It is a member of the Associated College Press and re- ceived a Second Class Honor Rating in the 1950 AU- American Newspaper Critical Service. The Vermilion is authorized to operate under the constitution of the Associated Students of Southwestern, and functions under a student and faculty board of publications. It is in its forty-seventh year of publication. Material for the newspaper is gathered by the students on the campus; the printing is done at a local printing plant. A semester assessment to the students and the sale of advertising provide funds for the operation of the publication. THE 1950-51 VERMILION STAFF STAFF 1950-1951 THE STAFF The staff of the Vermilion during the academic year 1950-1951 included: Roy Hebert, first semester editor, and Frank Maraist, second semester editor; Frank Kucera, first semester business manager, and Jack Walsh, second semester business manager; Marilyn Stewart, N. J. Primeaux and Harryet Weaver, associate editors; Rou deGravelle, circulation man- ager; Johnny O ' Donnell and Donald O ' Rourke, sports editors; and Hilma LaBauve, Fiorina Roy, Myra Alt- man and Cue Shirley, columnists. ARTHUR M. SPENCER Editor CECIL S. SONNIER Associate Editor L ' ACADIEJ MARIE LOUISE HEBERT Assistont Editor ROSCO B. TONES Photographer GEORGE LARRIEU Photographer MASON PERRAULT Art Editor N. T. ANDREWS Agriculture Editor KENNETH BARRILLEAUX Sports Editor DONALD O ' ROURKE R.O.T.C. Editor ANNA MARIE JUGIE Proofreader JULIET DELCAMBRE Proofreader ANNA MARIE JUGIE AND SIS DELCAMBRE STAFF IN 1951 . . . FROM THE EDITOR . . . I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the invaluable assistance that I have received in the editing and publication of the 1951 L ' Acadien. To the students: I hope I have proven myself worthy of the confidence you have placed in me. Your co- operation has been wonderful. To the staff: Thanks for your untiring efforts. To Mr. Harry DeLaRue: Without your experience and advice this yearbook could not be presented at this time. Many thanks from a student and friend. ARTHUR M. SPENCER Editor, 1951 L ' Acadien L ' ACADIEN ARTHUR M. SPENCER Editor CECIL S. SONNIER Associate Editor MARIE LOUISE HEBERT Assistant Editor ROSCO B. JONES Photographer GEORGE LARRIEU Photographer MASON PERRAULT Art Editor N. T. ANDREWS Agriculture Editor KENNETH BARRILLEAUX Sports Editor DONALD O ' ROURKE R.O.T.C. Editor ANNA MARIE JUGIE Proofreader JULIET DELCAMBRE Proofreader ANNA MARIE JUGIE AND SIS DELCAMBRE STAFF IN 1951 . . . FROM THE EDITOR . . . I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the invaluable assistance that 1 have received in the editing and publication of the 1951 L ' Acadien. To the students: 1 hope I have proven myself worthy of the confidence you have placed in me. Your co- operation has been wonderful. To the staff: Thanks for your untiring efforts. To Mr. Harry DeLaRue: Without your experience and advice this yearbook could not be presented at this time. Many thanks from a student and friend. ARTHUR M. SPENCER Editor, 1951 L ' Acadien I FACULTY THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Left to right: Dr. Kenneth B. 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