Louisiana Polytechnic Institute - Lagniappe Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

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8 FACULTY 1911-12.

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Lagniappe Staff, 1912 TT Business Manager . JAY P, COBURN Assistant Business Manager. JOHN D. CALHOUN Editor-in-Chief . MATTIE THOMAS Alumni Editor. HARRY HOWARD Music and Art Course Editor. SUSIE WASHBURN Music Course Editor. LAURIE LAWHON Mechanic Arts Course Editor. JOHN T. DUNN Domestic Science Course Editor. VELMA GLADNEY Business Course Editor. ROBERT DAWKINS Agriculture Course Editor. V. S. PUGH Pedagogy Course Editor.. P. P. FERGUSON Humorous Editor. LILLIAN DUTCHER Athletic Editor. ALLAN SMITH Club (boys) Editor. J. A. WAIN WRIGHT Club (girls) Editor . LUCILLE CALHOUN Art Editors. MARY WOOD, MARY LANE, STELLA VINSON ■—- - Class Representatives TT Senior II., ’IIV2 Senior II. Senior I. Junior II. Junior I. Sophomore II. . . Sophomore I.. . . Freshman II.BERNICE CORDILL Freshman I.IRVING YOUNG .DAWSEY LANE JOE EDDIE JACKSON . .GLADYS HERBERT .DOROTHY KIDD WINNIE BREWSTER .LODI DeSEAY .ILA DAVIS 7

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Our Faculty MR. J. E. KEENY, “Our Presi¬ dent” : At whose sight the Industrialites hide their diminutive heads ! Though small in stature we look up to him in love, respect and esteem, certain in our hearts that he is the best presi¬ dent the Industrial has ever had. MR. C. H. CARSON: His soul, a harp upon which the multitude strikes as it passes and each chord echoes and re-echoes, “for others.” Truly he lives for others, and others are made better for his having lived. MR. L. O. THATCHER: Will not his reward be great for his faithfulness and loving kindness? For years he has toiled with the “Freshies,” “Sophs,” and Juniors, always with a patience we can’t un¬ derstand, and, when we become Sen¬ iors and leave his classes, we treas¬ ure the echo of his words, “How many did you Svuk’?” MR. WILLIS B. HALE: He lives his belief that every dark cloud has a silver lining and gives to each of us a glimpse of a true hap¬ piness and an altruistic life. MISS HELEN GRAHAM: So modest, so strong, industrious and true, She loves her girls, and her girls love her, too. MR. B. F. DUDLEY: Kindness rules his heart, Kindness rules his will; Teaching Freshies or Seniors, Kindness rules him still. MR. HARRY HOWARD: Courtly in his manners, he always pauses to say, “Good Morning,” but having said, passes on. MISS ROSA COLVIN: A nature so kind, a mind so great, that to know her is truly a liberal education. MR. PERCY S. PRINCE: Our jolly, gcod-natured coach, who has everyone for his friend, and is a friend to everybody. The best coach ever and we are proud of him! MR. R. M. LOGAN: A nature which even the Junior II. History Class, in all its blissful ig¬ norance, does not ruffle, unless— “their minds begin to wander!” 9