Louisiana Polytechnic Institute - Lagniappe Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

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Senior Class Rose Virginia Lawrence RUSTON, LOUISIANA Home Economics Course Entered. ’17; Vice-President Cap and Gown Club, ’22; Lagniappe Staff, ’22; Treasurer Cap and Gown Club ’22. “Actions, words, looks, steps, form the alphabet by which you may spell character.” John Rudolph Holman ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Course Entered, ’18; Z. A. K. Fraternity; Football, ’21; Cap and Gown Club, ’22; Lagniappe Staff, ’22. “There is sometimes much in little.” Thelma Moore RUSTON, LOUISIANA Business Course Entered, ’19; Cap and Gown Club, ’22; Lagniappe Editor, ’22. “She has a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute.” 27

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Senior Class Jefferson E. Kidd, B.S. RUSTON, LOUISIANA Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Entered, ’17; Captain R. O. T. C., ’1S-’19; Z. A. K. Fraternity; L. P. I. Band, ’17-’21; Varsity Baseball, 21; Orchestra, ' 20; Second Team Football. ’22; Class Representative, ’21; Reporter Cap and Gown Club, ”22; Secretary Senior Class, ’22. If any situation is too complex for Jeff we are yet to discover it. In every phase of student activity Jeff takes a part, be it athletic, literary, musical or social. Watch him as he goes through life. We predict that nothing will be too great for him to overcome, unless, perhaps, an unruly maiden. ‘‘He knows what’s what, and that’s as high As metaphysic wit can fly.” Norma Jeane McDonald, B.S. RUSTON, LOUISIANA Home Economics Course Entered, ’17; Vice-President Junior Class, ’21; Social Editor Lagniappe, ’22; Farmer and Farmerette Society, ’22; Secretary Cap and Gown Club, ’22. Where could we find a girl who e jolly and congenial ways have won more friends? She has scattered sun¬ shine along the path which she has traveled, and none of us will worry about her future as long as she retains her kind and friendly disposition. ‘‘A blytlie heart makes a blooming visage.” Charles W. Montgomery, B.S. DANVILLE, ARKANSAS Business C ourse Entered, January, ’22; Cap and Gown Club, ’22; Var¬ sity Baseball, ’22. Although “Dinty ’ has been with us only a very short time he has established himself firmly in the hearts and minds of his fellow students. He is so willing to take part in any activity which pertains to our school that we feel we shall miss him—and his smile sorely when his school days with us are ended. ‘‘The cheerful grin will let you in, where the knocker is never known.” 26

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yfflwimimimw Senior Class Mary C. Wilson RUSTON, LOUISIANA Pedagogy Course Entered, 16; Re-entered, ’22; Orchestra, ’16-’22; Chorus, » ’ 16-’22; Junior Class Musician, ’20; Lagniappe Staff, ’22; Vice-President Cap and Gown Club, ’22. “She knows how to do things and she does them.’’ Robert L. Seegers HAYNESVILLE, LOUISIANA Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Course Entered. ’19; President Y. M. C. A., ’20 and ’22; Pres¬ ident Junior Class. ’21; Varsity Football. ’19-’20-’21; Basketball, ’20-’21; Assistant Business Manager Lagniappe, ’22; A. O. Fraternity; President Cap and Gown Club, ’22; Student Instructor, ' 22. “He well deserves his popularity.” Mrs. M. A. Price, Sr. RUSTON, LOUISIANA Pedagogy Course Entered, ’22. “Long may we search before we find A heart so gentle and so kind.” 28