Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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vJUTHWESTERN ■ ACADIEN • 1934

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SOUTHWESTERN SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICKRS Maurice Fall Herman Sigler Lucy Hoffpauir Edgar Douglas Pearl Bond President Fice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter The Class of 1936 has had quite an eventful history. The following are cnly two examples of its eventfulness : During its freshman year such a clever stunt was produced for the Annual Stunt Night that all the campus marveled at the originality of the Freshman Class . They spcMisored a dance which will never be forgotten (Only Freshm.en allowed — this lact in itself was striking) for a good time was had by all. Of course, the Class of 1936 was fortunate indeed to have for its officers those who proved to be the most outstanding students in the class. They entered into the activities of the class with such resourcefulness as to make the entire student body sit up and take notice. The body has been noticing since then. These good works have been carried on into the sophomore year. Seldom has a class had such a full program and every item been fulfilled to the letter. All the credit for a successful career cannot go in entirety to the officers. A more loyal class never has been. They have backed with all their strength any enterprise which was put before them. They attended their class meeting from choice for they knew an interesting time awaited them. And the class of ' 36 will put themselves through to the end, backing to the best of their ability the plans and schemes presented to them. ACADIEN • 1934