Louisiana Polytechnic Institute - Lagniappe Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1942 volume:

X 1 1 LX? v t- library - Louisiana Polytechnic Institute --- - $ f ms James H. Martin Editor-In-Chief Tom Ratliffe Associate Editor Billy Dozier Class Editor Edna Earle Carroll Features Editor Odell Vallery Sports Editor Elayne Odom Jerry Frazier Co-organizations Editors Eugene Fleming Snapshots Editor THE STAFF, of the Lagniappe, dedi¬ cate this volume to the ' 41 Freshmen class and to the frosh of tomorrow. Theirs is the task of building a brilliant future in a dark world of years to come. m - Foreword This foreword might well be titled forward. These pages de¬ note the forward progress of Louisiana Tech. As you go for¬ ward along life ' s highway you may turn to them and the happiest days of life—college. your . i CLASSES FEATURES SNAPSHOTS SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS Ofcjricullural J aboraton teacher CT nunincj School ( he CDininq 3fatL Ofs welt 3tatt 3tarper 3i.aU £ ncjineers ’3M HoL inson. A MESSAGE FROM gyypf x — PRESIDENT I greatly appreciate being permitted to include a word of greeting in your yearbook. The value of this book will in¬ crease to you as the years pass. You will show it to your children and every time you open it in the years to come it will be a pleasant reminder of the happy days all of you spent together at Tech. I am grateful for this privilege I have had of associating with you and being a part of your busy life during the Session 1941-1942. To those of you who will remain with us I ex¬ press the hope that the year 1942-1943 may be even more pleasant and profitable. For those of you who go out from us into a troubled world I give my best wishes for success, happiness and usefulness. Remember you are representa¬ t ives not only of your own family but of Alma Mater. Tech expects every Tech man and woman to do his duty. Sincerely, Claybrook Cottingham. President. HONORARY ROTARIAN V. CollLncjham ACADEMIC DEANS Roy T. Sessums School of Engineering B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute M.S., Louisiana State University Gustaf Freden School of Education B.A., Augustana College M.A.,Ph.D. ( University of Iowa Amos W. Ford School of Business Administration and Economics B.A., Baylor University M.A., University of Chicago Herbert L. Hughes School of Arts and Sciences B.A., Transylvania College M.A., Columbia University . Ph.D., University of Virginia Miss Helen Graham School of Home Economics B.S., Columbia University M.A., George Peabody College Raymond L. Reese School of Agriculture B.S., University of Illinois M.S., Louisiana State University DEANS OF STUDENTS W. L. Mitchell Dean of Men B.E.,M.E., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Mrs. Gussie Ayres Assistant Dean of Women B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute S. X. Lewis Caroline Cochran Assistant Dean of Men Dean of Women B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute B.A., University of Richmond M.A., Vanderbilt University EXECUTIVE STAFF FIRST ROW: JOE AILLET—Director of Athletics and Head Coach—B. A., Southwestern Louisiana Institute; M. A., Louisiana State University ... D. G. ARMSTRONG—Director of Extension Division—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. S. Louisiana State University . .. J. W. EVANS— Auditor—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute . . . KENNETH F. HE WINS—Director of Publications and Head of Journalism Department— B. A., M. A., Indiana University . . . SECOND ROW: A McFARLAND—Business Manager—B. S., Louisiana State University . . . MRS. RUBY B. PEARCE—Registrar—B. S. ( Louisiana Polytech¬ nic Institute . . . MISS SALLIE ROBISON—Guidance Counsellor—B. S. f Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., University of Chicago . . . E. J. SCHEERER—Librarian—B. A., Miami University; B. S. in Library Science, University of Illinois; M. A., University of Cincinnati; M. S. in Library Science, University of Illinois. THE FACULTY FIRST ROW: ELTON ABERNATHY—Speech—B. A., Abilene Christian College; M. A., Ph. D., University of Iowa .. . F. O. ADAM, JR.—Spanish—B. A., William and Mary College; Maestro en letras, University of Mexico; Ph. D., University of Illinois . . . F. ELIZABETH BETHEA—Art—B. Design, H. Sophie Newcomb College; M. A., Columbia University. SECOND ROW: BEN T. BOGARD—Mechanical Engineering—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Insti¬ tute; M. S., Louisana State University . . . PAUL BREITWEISER—Piano—B. M. f M. M., Chicago Musical College . . . PEARL E. BROWN—Art—B. S., Texas State College for Women; M. A., Columbia University. THIRD ROW: ALMA BURK—B. A., Louisiana State University; M. A., University of Iowa . .. MERLE BURK—Home Economics—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., University of Iowa . . . KATHERINE BUTLER—Critique, Elementary Education— B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., Columbia University. FOURTH ROW: LUCILLE CAMPBELL—Commerce—B. S., University of Mississippi; M. A., Columbia University . . . W. W. CHEW—Engineering—B. S., New Mexico A. and M.; M. S., Oklahoma A. and M. . . . ALMA MAY CLARK—Home Economics —B. S., Texas State College of Arts and Industries; M. S., Iowa State College. FIFTH ROW: E. G. COBB—Chemistry—B. A., Union College; M. S., University of Kentucky; Ph. D., University of North Carolina . . . C. C. CROWLEY—Physical Education —B. S., Centenary College; M. S., Louisiana State University . . . FLORA CUN¬ NINGHAM—Critique, Elementary Education; B. S., M. A., George Peabody College. SIXTH ROW: OUIDA DAVIS—Physical Education for Women—B. Ed., University of Califor¬ nia; M. Ed., University of Texas . . . LYLE R. DAWSON—Chemistry—B. Ed., ' Illinois State Normal; M. S., University of Illinois; Ph. D., University of Iowa . . L. W. DIXON—Commerce—B. A., Bowling Green College of Commerce; M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh. FACULTY FIRST ROW: JULIA DUKE—Physical Education for Women—B. S., Madison College; M. A., George Peabody College . . . L. V. E. IRVINE—Music, De¬ partment Head—B. A., University of Pittsburgh; M. A., University of Pennsylvania . . . WINNIE D. EVANS—English—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., George Peabody College . . . MARY FRANCES FLETCHER—English—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., University of Virginia . . . J. T. FOLK—Engineering—B. S., Clemson College . . . M. H. FOLK, JR.—Biology—B. S., Clemson Col¬ lege; M. S., Louisiana State University . . . J. R. FOWLER—Biology, Department Head—B. S., Louisiana State University; M. S., Ph. D., University of Chicago . . . BUFORD E. GATEWOOD—Mathematics—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. S., Ph. D., University of Wisconsin. SECOND ROW: FRANK C. GENTRY—Mathematics—B. A., M. A., University of Oklahoma; Ph. D., University of Illinois . . . JOHN S. GREEN—Agriculture— B. S., Louisiana State University; M. S., Texas A. and M. . . . T. A. GREEN—Education—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., Louisiana State University . . . MADISON HALL—English—B. S., M. A., George Peabody College . . . MARJORIE HARP—Music—B. A., Louisiana State University . . . DORIS BURD HASKELL—Music—New England Conservatory of Music; B. M., M. M., Chicago Conserva¬ tory of Music . . . ELBERT D. HASKINS—Music—B. A., University of Michigan; M. A., New York University . . . G. C. HILMAN—Chem¬ istry, Department Head—B. S., Louisiana State University; M. S., Ph. D., University of Iowa. THIRD ROW: C. G. HOBGOOD—Agriculture—B. S., M. S., Louisiana State University . . . G. B. HOGG—Physical Education, Department Head—B. A., Louisiana Tech; M. A., Louisiana State University . . . MRS. HARRY HOWARD—Home Economics—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. S., Louisiana State University . . . J. L. HUTCHESON—Mathematics—B. A., Dickson College . . . ANNA S. IDTSE—Home Economics— B. S., University of Minnesota; M. A., Columbia University . . . HOWARD IKERD—Engineering—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute . . . E. S. JENKINS—Chemistry—B. S., Clemson College . . . GRADY E. JONES—Mathematics—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., George Peabody College. FOURTH ROW: BESSIE JOYCE—Home Economics—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. S., Columbia University . . . HOWARD S. KALTENBORN— Mathematics—B. S., Carnegie Institute; M. S., Ph. D., University of Michigan . . . J. M. KAVANAUGH—English—B. A., Louisiana Polytech¬ nic Institute; M. A., Louisiana State University . . . STELLA B. KIDD—Music—Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; New York School of Music; B. S., Keatchie College; Judson College . . . KERMIT KNIGHTON—Commerce—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute . . . CHAR¬ LOTTE LANE—Physical Education—B. S., Texas State College for Women; M. A., Columbia University . . . E. F. LOWE—Printing—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute . . . R. A. McFARLAND—Engineering—B. S., M. S., Louisiana State University. FIFTH ROW: J. E. McGEE—Social Science—B. A., M. A., University of Tennessee; Ph. D., Columbia University . . . G. W. McGINTY—Social Science, Department Head—B. A., Louisiana State Normal College; M. A., George Peabody College; Ph. D., University of Texas . . . MARY MOF¬ FETT—Art—B. Design, H. Sophie Newcomb College; M. A., Columbia University . . . ROBERT W. MONDY—Social Science—B. A., Loui¬ siana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., Universty of Texas . . . CHRISTINE MOON—Physical Education for Women, Department Head—B. A., University of Georgia; M. A., Columbia University . . . R. H. MOUNT—Visual Education—B. A., Louisiana College; M. A., Louisiana State University . . . P. D. NEILSON—Physics, Department Head—B. A., M. A., Vanderbilt University . . . DENNIS P. NOAH—Education—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., Y. M. C. A. Graduate School of Tennessee. FIRST ROW: BERNICE O ' NEAL—Critique, Elementary Education—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute . . . L. M. O ' QUINN—Social Science—B. A., Louisiana State Normal College; M. A., University of Texas . . . GEORGE E. PANKEY—Social Science—B. A., University of Richmond; M. A. , University of North Carolina . . . L. M. PHILLIPS—Commerce—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute . . . GEORGE C. PORET—Psy¬ chology—L. I., Louisiana State Normal College; A. B., Southwestern Louisiana Institute; A. M., Louisiana State University; Ph. D., George Peabody College . . . R. M. PULLIG—Biology—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. S., Louisiana State University . . . J. W. RABB— Engineering—B. S. ( Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute . . . RUTH RICHARDSON—Home Economics— B. S., Louisiana State Normal College; M. S., Louisiana State University. SECOND ROW: LEOLA RODGERS—Critique, Elementary Education—B. S., M. A., George Peabody College . . . H. E. RUFF. JR.—Physics—B. S., Hendrix College; M. S., Louisiana State University; Ph. D., Iowa State College . . . H. J. SACHS—English—Ph. B., M. A., University of Chicago; Ph. D., George Peabody College . . . HENRY F. SCHROEDER—Mathematics—B. A., M. A., Louisiana State University . . . E. M. SHIRLEY —Mathematics—B. A., Louisiana State University . . . HENRIETTA SIEVERT—Home Economics—B. S., Stout Institute; M. S., Louisiana State University . . . ANNA GREENE SMITH—Sociology—B. A., Cumberland University; M. A., George Peabody College . . . CHARLES HOOPER SMITH—Chemistry—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. S. Louisiana State University. THIRD ROW: EUGENIA SMITH—French—B. A., University of Texas; M. A., Southern Methodist University . . . FRELLSEN F. SMITH—English—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., University of Texas . . . JAMES A. SMITH—Music, Band Director—B. S., Michigan State Normal College; M. M., University of Michigan . . . M. LOUISE SMITH—Art—B. S., George Peabody College; M. A., Columbia University . . . P. K. SMITH—Mathematics, Department Head—B. S., University of South Carolina; M. S., University of Chicago; Ph. D., University of Illinois . . . HAROLD SMOLINSKI—Commerce—B. A., Louisiana State Normal College; M. A., Louisiana State University . . . WILLIAM E. SNYDER—Biology—B. S., University of Colorado; M. S., Ph. D., University of Chicago . . . JOHN L. STEWART—Biology—B. S., Louisi¬ ana Polytechnic Institute. FOURTH ROW: KATHLEEN D. THAIN—Foreign Languages—B. A., Baylor University; M. A., University of Texas . . . BARBARA THOMAS—Physical Edu¬ cation for Women—B. S.. Florida State College for Women . . . J. O. VAN HOOK—Social Science—B. A., Berea College; M. A., Univer¬ sity of Kentucky; Ph. D„ University of Colorado . . . R. L. VINING—Education—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., Louisiana State University . . . MILDRED F. WALKER—English—B. A., Cornell College; M. A., Columbia University . . . ETHEL WASHBURN— Critique, Elementary Education—B. S., George Peabody College . . . LEONARD B. WATT, JR.—Journalism—B. A., Louisiana State Uni¬ versity . . . CALVIN WATTS—Engineering—B. S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. FIFTH ROW: SCO.T WEATHERSBY—Biology—B. A., Louisiana College; M. S., Louisiana State University . . . J. M. WELLS—Physical Education— B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute . . . EUNICE COON WILLIAMSON—English—B. A., Louisiana State University; M. A., Tulane Uni¬ versity . . . MARY C. WILSON—Critique, Elementary Education—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. A., George Peabody College . • . WILLIS W. WIRTH—Biology—B. S., Iowa State College . . . EDDIE WOJECKI—Physical Education—B. A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute . . . R. S. WOODWARD—Agriculture—B. S., Clemson College . . . ROBERT S. WINN—Engineering—B. E., Tulane University. THE FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTANTS Emmett E. Baugh . Bookstore Manager Mrs. Lela Tait Bogard . Library Clerk Eugenia E. Burke . Secretary of Student Employment Mrs. E. E. Cunningham . . Counselor, Harper Hall Mrs. E. J. Foster . Secretary to Auditor Kathleen Graham . Assistant Librarian Mrs. Maude Green . Library Clerk Georgina Griffon . . . Clerk in Registrar s Office Heloise Griffon . Secretary of Extension Mrs. Hettie Hale . Library Clerk Josephine Hughen . . . Secretary to the Registrar Lela Mae Hughen . Secretary to Business Manager Douglas Jenkins . Assistant Auditor Louise Johnston . Supervisor of Womens Dormitories Miriam Larson . . Manager-Dietitian of Cafeteria Marjorie Leigh . Assistant Librarian Mrs. Fairy C. McBride . Secretary to the President Mrs. Elizabeth Odom . Secretary to Business Manager Mabel May . Assistant Registrar Henry R. Mays, Jr . Assistant Printer Henry R. Mays .... Superintendent of Printing Mrs. Gladys Pinson . . Nurse for Mens Infirmary Edna Ralston . Assistant Librarian Virginia G. Stovall . Secretary to Dean of Women Joy Sutton . . . Secretary to Dean of Engineering Irene Tolliver . Dietitian-Supervisor of Dining Hall Annie M. Tucker . . Nurse for Women ' s Infirmary Helen Woodard . . . Teacher Personnel Advisor Clu Flu Lusk James Zoeller Nancy Orr . John Ed Barnes Billy Wells . . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer . Historian r Class MARY HOLT BARNES—Ruston—Physical Edu¬ cation; President, Blue Jackets, ' 41- ' 42; Vice- President Physical Education club, ' 41- ' 42; Gamma Epsilon, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Senior Adviser, ' 40- ' 42; Secretary, Physical Education club, ' 39- ' 40- ' 41; Blue Jackets, ' 39- ' 42; President, Tech Theatre Players, ' 40- ' 41; member, ' 39- ' 40. RICHARD LEE BARRON—Plain Dealing—Agri¬ culture. SARA BEN BATCHELOR—Ringgold —Home Economics; Home Ec club. RUTHELLE BENNETT—Spearsville—Education. LILLIAN ALEXANDER—Hilly—Home Econom¬ ics; Theta Beta; Drive-In Home Economics club. SYBLE LOUISE AUSTIN—Kilbourne—Spanish; President, Los Hispanofilos, ' 40- ' 41; Secretary, ' 41- ' 42; President, Gamma Phi, ' 41- ' 42; Wom¬ en ' s League, town representative, ' 41- ' 42. JOSEPH LEE BAKER—Stonewall—Engineering. JAMES EUGENE BALL — Alexandria — Com¬ merce; Student Senate, ' 41- ' 42; Commerce club, ' 40-42; Secretary Junior class, ' 40- ' 41; T. H. Harris Scholarship club, ' 40. SARAH A ' EOLIAN BARR—Ruston—Education; B.S.U. Council, ' 41-42; Freshman Glee club, ' 38- ' 39. WILLIAM SANDERS BASKIN—Ruston—Com¬ merce; Kappa Sigma; Band, ' 38- ' 39; Glee club, ' 40- ' 41; Commerce club. MILTON HOWARD BAUGH — Ruston — Com¬ merce; Kappa Sigma; Tech Band, ' 37- ' 38; treasurer, Omega Kappa; Freshman Rules committee, ' 40- ' 41; Business Representative, Commerce club, ' 41- ' 42; Lyre club, ' 38; Press club. GROVER C. BLACK—Bernice—Biology; Gam¬ ma Epsilon, Biology club. HELEN ALFRED—Arcadia—Education; Kappa Delta; Vice-President, Elementary Teachers ' club, ' 41 - ' 42. FARRIS WOOD ANDERSON—El Dorado, Ark.—Home Economics; Home Ec club. RICHARD C. BAKER—Jonesboro—Engineering; Delta Alpha Rho; Gamma Epsilon. JOHN ED. BARNES—Liberty Hill—Commerce Kappa Sigma; Treasurer, Senior class, ' 41- ' 42 Senior representative, Student Senate, ' 41- ' 42 Commerce club; Manager, boxing team, ' 37; Baseball, ' 40- ' 41; Glee club, ' 40- ' 41. LOUISE BLAINE—Shreveport—Education. JOHN RUMPH BODDIE—Monroe—Engineer¬ ing _Alpha Lambda Tau; Secretary, Electrical Engineer. MARGARET ELIZABETH BOND—Jonesboro — Home Economics; Theta Beta; Drive-In Home Ec club. MARY JUNE BREWSTER—Choudrant—English and Foreign Language; Commuters ' club; El Realia. MARY LEORA BLUME — Shreveport — Educa¬ tion; Kappa Delta; Student Senate, secretary, ' 41- ' 42; Y.W.C.A.; House Organization; Wom¬ en ' s League; Glee club, ' 38- ' 39; Band O ' Glee, ' 40- ' 41; Blue Jackets. MARIE BOLTON—Rayville—Commerce; Com¬ merce club; Glee club. CHARLES CROWSON BREWER—Shreveport- Engineering. CHRISTINE BRITT — Smackover, Ark. — Com¬ merce; Los Hispanofilos. GRADUATES S. A. BROOKS—Monroe—Biology. RUTH BROWNE—Jonesboro—Academic. ALMEDA BUTLER — Winnsboro — Commerce; Sigma Tau Delta; Commerce club, ' 39- ' 42; Y.W.C.A.; Forensic club; Tech Theater Play¬ ers; Secretary, Sigma Tau Delta, ' 41- ' 42; Secre¬ tary-Treasurer Forensic club, ' 41- ' 42. MAXINE MARIAN CALHOUN — West Mon¬ roe—Physical Education. NOVI A BROWN—Marion—Education. J. L. BURNS—Bernice—Agriculture. NELDA F. CALDWELL—Monroe—Education; Theta Upsilon. MILDRED ELAINE CANADY—Sikes—Music. MELVA LAURICE CAPPS—Ruston—Education. E. W. CARSWELL—Ringgold—Journalism; Al¬ pha Lambda Tau; Tech Talk, editor, ' 40- ' 42; Business Manager, ' 40; Regent, Alpha Lamb¬ da Tau; Sigma Tau Delta. JOHN A. CASKEY—Shreveport—Commerce; Commerce club; Y.M.C.A. JOE MILTON CLARK—Mound—Engineering. GRAD LOU STELLA COMPTON—Farmerville—Horn® ANNIE BELLE COOPER—Ruston—Home Eco- Economics; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 42; Theta Beta; nomics. Y.W.C.A. JACK BERRY COOPER—Shreveport—Engineer- RABIE A. CRAFT—Winnfield—Education, ing. ELBY CROSBY — Ruston — Home Economics; Home Ec club, ' 39- ' 41; Secretary, ' 39- ' 40. MARGIE MAE CROWELL—Monroe—Home Ec¬ onomics; Theta Beta; Drive-In Home Ec club, ' 39- ' 42; treasurer, ' 40- ' 41; President, ' 41- ' 42; Council and Project committee, State Home Ec club; Drive-In Dramatics club, ' 40- ' 42; reporter, ' 41- ' 42; Women ' s League; Drive-In Glee club. ELIZABETH CROW—Monroe—Commerce. JEWELL B. CULPEPPER — Chatham — Com¬ merce. d i HELEN EXA CARMICHAEL—Arcadia—Com¬ merce. ELOISE CASKEY—Arcadia— Education — Ele¬ mentary Teachers ' club. MURRIE LEE CHESHIRE—Jonesboro—Physical Education. DOUGLAS COLEMAN—Haynesville—Arts and Sciences; Band, ' 39- ' 41; Lyre club, ' 39- ' 41. U A T E S ALICE RUTH DOSS—Hico—English-Social Sci¬ ence; Theta Beta; Drive-In Glee club; senior adviser, ' 41- ' 42. ELIZABETH DOXEY—Grand Chenierie—Home Economics; Kappa Alpha Zeta; Vice-President, Home Ec club, 41; President, Aswell Hall, ' 41. C. J. DRIGGERS—Dubach—Engineering. ERNESTINE DUDLEY—Lillie—Education. LADY DUDLEY—Spearsville—Commerce. HESTER BETH DURRETT—Ruston—Arts and Science. MARY ELLEN DURRETT — Simsboro — Home ALENE ELLIOTT—El Dorado, Ark.—Home Eco- Economics. nomics; Kappa Delta; Home Ec club; Blue Jackets; Senior Adviser, ' 41- ' 42. GRADUATES VIRGINIA SUE EVANS—Booneville, Ark.— Music; Kappa Alpha Zeta; historian, ' 41- ' 42; pianist, Y.W.C.A., ' 40- ' 42; pianist, Methodist Student movement, ' 39- ' 42; Symphony orches¬ tra, ' 38- ' 42; Secretary-Treasurer, ' 39- ' 40; Girls ' Band, ' 38- ' 42; Vice-President, ' 39- ' 40; Choir, ' 41- ' 42; pianist, Freshman Glee club, ' 38; Band O ' Glee, ' 39- ' 42; President, ' 41- ' 42; Senior adviser, ' 40- ' 41; Philharmonic Society. HAZEL FAILS—Kilboume—Education; Gamma Phi. CAROLINE FORD—Homer—Home Economics; Kappa Delta; Pan-Hellenic council secretary, ' 41; Home Ec club; Y.W.C.A.; Women ' s League; House Organization; Secretary Soph¬ omore class, ' 39- ' 40. AUDREY FRAISER—Alden Bridge—Arts and Sciences; Gamma Epsilon; El Realia. LILLIAN EVERETT—Lillie—Education. MARY LUCILLE F ALLIN—Simsboro—Educa¬ tion. IRA FOWLER—Hico—Biology. R. G. FRASIER—Ruston—Commerce; Sigma Tau Delta; President, ' 41; Vice-President, ' 40; Historian, ' 42; Treasurer Freshman class, ' 39; Treasurer, Sophomore class, ' 40; Chess club; Reporter, ' 40; President, ' 41; Junior Representa¬ tive, Student Senate, ' 40; Press club; Treas¬ urer, ' 41; B.S.U. council, Editor, ' 40- ' 42; Editor, Tech Review, ' 41; Associate Editor, ' 42; Or¬ ganizations editor, Lagniappe, ' 42. FRANKLYN GOSS-—Farmerville—Commerce. NOLA FLORENCE GRANGER—New Orleans- Home Economics; Home Ec club. JIMMIE P. GUERRIERO—Monroe—Pre-Med. SAM PRICE GULLATT—Ruston—Engineering; Secretary Mechanical Engineers, ' 41- ' 42; Radio club, ' 41- ' 42; Delta Alpha Rho, ' 41- ' 42. JOHNNIE VIRGINIA GRAHAM — Arcadia — Commerce. D NELWYN LOUISE GREENE—Rodessa—Com- merce. OLIUS A. GUESS—Monroe—Commerce; Lamb¬ da Chi Alpha; Vice-President, ' 41- ' 42; Com¬ merce club. OUINNIE FAYE HALE— Litroe—Education. OLLIE B. FUGLAAR—Tioga—Education; Al¬ pha Phi Omega; Secretary, Y.M.C.A.; Pub¬ licity director, B.S.U. FAY GILBERT—Tallulah—Commerce; Sigma Kappa; Y.W.C.A. cabinet, ' 39- ' 41; Blue Ridge Y.W.C.A. Delegate, ' 39; Social Chairman, Y.W.C.A., ' 39- ' 41; President Women ' s Intra¬ mural Sports Board, ' 40; Treasurer Sigma Kappa pledges, ' 39- ' 40; Vice-President Wom¬ en ' s League, ' 40- ' 41; President, ' 41- ' 42; Honor Council, ' 40- ' 41; Senior Adviser, ' 40- ' 42; Women ' s League delegate to NSFA conven¬ tion, ' 40; Queen, Agricultural day, ' 41; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart, ' 41; Maid, Engineers ' ball, ' 41; Who ' s Who among Students in American Colleges and Universities, ' 40- ' 41 - ' 42; Who ' s Who at Tech, ' 41- ' 42; Social Fund committee, ' 40- ' 42. SAMMY E. GIVENS—Bastrop—Home Econom¬ ics. C. GILBERT GOSS—Ruston—Engineering; Del¬ ta Alpha Rho; Engineers Association. JOHN DAVID FRAZAR—DeRidder—Arts and Sciences. VIRGIL LESLIE GARLINGTON—Oakdale—En¬ gineering; Delta Alpha Rho. J. HAROLD GILBERT —El Dorado, Ark.— Commerce; Pi Kappa Alpha; Tech Collegians; Treasurer, ' 40- ' 41; President, Pi Kappa Alpha, ' 41- ' 42; Interfraternity council, ' 41- ' 42; Tech Symphony orchestra, ' 40- ' 41; String Quartet, ' 40- ' 41; Commerce club, ' 40- ' 41. THOMAS H. GOODGAME—Camden, Ark.— Engineering—Theta Xi; Sergeant-at-arms, Del¬ ta Alpha Rho, ' 41- ' 42; President, Theta Xi col¬ ony, ' 41- ' 42; Secretary Chemical Engineers, ' 41 - ' 42. GRAD JARRELL DEAN HALL—Mansfield—Home Eco¬ nomics. HARRIET HARDEMAN — Homer — Education; Kappa Delta; Los Hispanofilos. GEORGE ROY HAYES — Shreveport — Bio¬ logy; Lambda Chi Alpha; Choir, ' 39- ' 42; Glee club, ' 40; Biology club, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President, ' 41. ERLE HENDRICKS—Ruston—Commerce; Bas¬ ketball, ' 40- ' 41. GRAD EUGENE HAMILTON—Dubach—Commerce. MAURINE HARRIS — Ruston — English-Social Science; Drive-In Choir, ' 40- ' 41. EVELYN HEMLER—Minden—Home Economics; Vice-President, Home Ec club, ' 39; Reporter, ' 40- ' 42; Y.W.C.A., ' 38- ' 42; Y.W.A., ' 38- ' 42; Vice-President, ' 39- ' 41; Society editor, Tech Talk, ' 40; Reporter, State Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 41; staff of The Cultivator; Glee club, ' 38- ' 39. RUTH HIGGINBOTHAM—Angola—Home Eco¬ nomics. U A T E S LAVELLE HIGGS — Alexandria — Home Eco¬ nomics; Home Ec club. FRANK EARL HOGAN—Oak Ridge—Engineer¬ ing; Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Alpha Rho; Secretary, ' 41- ' 42; B.S.U. council, ' 39- ' 42; Y.M.C.A.; Vice-President, ' 40- ' 41; President, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President, Engineers ' association, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President R.O.C., ' 41- ' 42; Business Manager, Tech Engineer, ' 41- ' 42. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH HOLLADAY—Delhi —Home Economics; Sigma Kappa; Frosh cheerleader, ' 39- ' 40; Home Ec club, ' 39- ' 42; Tech beauty, ' 39; Fashion editor, Tech talk, ' 39- ' 40; Head Varsity cheerleader, ' 40; Blue Jackets, ' 41- ' 42; maid to Miss Tech; Treasurer, Junior class, ' 41 - ' 42. LORRAINE HOLLIS—Loran—Home Economics; Home Ec club, ' 41. WILFORD EVERETT HIGHTOWER—Summer- field—Commerce. NANNIE LOU HOGGATT — Wisner — Home Economics; Home Ec club. RUTH ANN HOLLAND — Jonesboro — Com¬ merce; Blue Jackets, ' 38- ' 41; Commerce club. LOUISE HORNSBY—Ruston—Home Ec; Presi¬ dent, Home Ec club, ' 41- ' 42; Representative, Women ' s League, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President, Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 41; member, ' 38- ' 42. DELL KIRKLAND—Oak Grove—Education. ELAINE DE FREESE LAND—Ruston—English- Social Science; Gamma Phi. HAZEL FAY LONG—Oak Grove—Home Eco¬ nomics; Gamma Phi; Home Ec club; Senior adviser, ' 40- ' 41. CHARLIE LOWDERBACK—Marion—Engineer¬ ing. MARY CATHERINE HORTMAN — Minden — FRED LEO HUDSON—West Monroe—Corn- Commerce. merce; Commerce club, ' 40- ' 42. EARL HUMBLE—Wisner—Engineering. MARY GERALDINE HUMBLE — Columbia — Music; Phi Mu; Y.W.C.A.; Girls ' Band, ' 39- ' 41; Band O ' Glee, ' 39- ' 41; Tech Symphony Orches¬ tra, ' 39- ' 41; Senior Adviser, ' 40- ' 41; Philhar¬ monic society, ' 40- ' 41. ELEANOR HUMBLE—Calhoun—Music; Presi¬ dent, Girls ' Band, ' 39- ' 41; Vice-President, Or¬ chestra, ' 40; Librarian, Girls ' Band, ' 38; Sec¬ retary-treasurer, Band O ' Glee, ' 41; Philhar¬ monic society. LAVERNE IRVINE, JR.—Ruston—Music; Tech choir; Men ' s Glee club; Band; Orchestra; Tech Collegians. BONNIE MAE JOHNSON — Chatham — Com- DORIS VARNELL KELLY—Ruston—Academic, merce. RADUATES GRACE KIRKLAND—Oak Grove—Education. I AMES E. LEE—Wisner—Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Alpha Rho; Tau Chi Sigma; Gamma Epsilon; Y.M.C.A.; Treasurer, Chemi¬ cal Engineers ' association; Treasurer, Lambda Chi Alpha, ' 40- ' 42. FLOYCE IDELLE LOVE—Linville — Home Eco¬ nomics. VERNA DEENE LOWE—Haynesville—Educa¬ tion; Sigma Kappa; Blue Jackets, ' 40- ' 41; Presi¬ dent, Elementary Teachers ' club, ' 40- ' 41; Sec¬ retary, Honor Council Aswell hall, ' 40- ' 41; Treasurer, Sigma Kappa, ' 40- ' 41; Senior Ad¬ viser, ' 40- ' 41. GEORGE WILLIS LUNSFORD — Minden — En¬ gineering. GLADYS E. LYLES—Ruston—Physical Educa¬ tion; Physical Education club. WILLIAM A. McBRIDE—Shreveport—Pre-Med; B.S.U.; Biology club. CLU FLU LUSK—Eros—Biology; Kappa Sigma; Chaplain, Omega Kappa, ' 40- ' 41; T. H. Harris Scholarship club, ' 39- ' 42; Reporter, ' 40- ' 41; Forensics, ' 39- ' 40; El Realia, ' 40- ' 42; President, ' 40- ' 41; Student Senate, ' 40- ' 42; Gamma Epsi¬ lon, ' 40- ' 42; President, ' 41- ' 42; Biology club, ' 40- ' 42; President, ' 40- ' 41; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, ' 41; Rep¬ resentative, N.S.F.A. convention, ' 40; G.M.C. Kappa Sigma, ' 41- ' 42; President, Senior class, ' 41- ' 42. AVIS MEADE McBRIDE—Port Gibson, Miss.— Home Economics; Kappa Alpha Zeta; Presi¬ dent, ' 41- ' 42; Treasurer, House Organization, ' 41- ' 42; Tech Theater Players; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 42. MARGARET McCALLUM—Ruston—Home Eco¬ nomics; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 42; Secretary, ' 41- ' 42. LUCILLE BELLE McCOY — Ruston — Physical ELBIE McDANIEL—Ruston—Home Economics. Education. GRADUATES VERNON C. McFARLAND — Shreveport — En¬ gineering; Men ' s Glee club, ' 40; Engineers ' association; Vice-President, Electrical Engi¬ neers, ' 42; Sergeant - at - arms, Men ' s Glee club, ' 40; Sergeant-at-arms, Beta Sigma, ' 40; Tech Aeronautics unit, ' 40- ' 41. MACK McINTOSH—Oak Grove—Agriculture; Lambda Chi Alpha. IAMES S. McKINNEY — Gibsland — Engineer¬ ing; Lambda Chi Alpha; Track, ' 39- ' 42. FRANCES CORINNE McWHORTER—Monroe— Commerce. CARRIE MAE McINTOSH — Darnell — Home Economics. CHESSLEY E. McKENZIE—Ruston—Commerce; Commerce club, ' 40- ' 41; Golf team, ' 39- ' 42. LILLIE McKINNEY—Hosston—Education; Kap¬ pa Delta; Blue Jackets, ' 39- ' 41. MADELYN MADDOCKS — Ruston — English; Theta Upsilon. ARVIL MALONE—Downsville—Commerce. VALLIE MARSH—Dubach—Home Economics. JAMES L. MONTGOMERY—Saline—Engineer¬ ing. THOMAS HEDRICK MOORE — Waterproof — Commerce. RUPERT MORELAND—Simsboro—English. JERRY MOSTILLER — Arcadia — Home Eco¬ nomics. HARBERT MARSHALL—Monroe—Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Treasurer, S.A.D., ' 38- ' 40; Treasurer, Pi Kappa Alpha, ' 40- ' 41; President Engineers ' association, ' 41- ' 42; President, Del¬ ta Alpha Rho, ' 41 - ' 42; Vice-President, Sigma Tau Delta, ' 40- ' 42; Knight, Engineers ' Day, ' 41; Gamma Epsilon. LEE JOSEPH MELTON—Winnfield—Economics. FREDDIE E. MICHAEL—Homer—Commerce; Football, ' 38- ' 41; Baseball, ' 38- ' 41; Vice-Presi¬ dent, Freshman class, ' 38- ' 39; Vice-President T club. ERNESTINE MIDDLETON — Shreveport — Art; Tech Theater Players, ' 40- ' 42; Y.W.C.A.; Band O ' Glee, ' 40; El Realia. DALTON WATSON MILLER — Waterproof — Commerce; Lambda Chi Alpha; Vice-President, ' 40- ' 41; President, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President, Busi¬ ness Administration and Economics club; President Interfraternity council, ' 41- ' 42. KATHLENE CAMILLE MINTER—Ruston—Art; Assistant Art editor, Lagniappe, ' 41. GRADUATES JAMES MURRAY MOORE — Bernice — Com¬ merce. ZELMA MOORE—Bernice—Home Economics; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 42. BENJAMIN WALLACE MORRIS—Kentwood— Music; Gamma Epsilon; Tech Band, ' 38- ' 41; Men ' s Glee club, ' 38- ' 40; Tech choir, ' 41; Little Symphony orchestra, ' 38- ' 41; Librarian, ' 40; Vice-President, ' 41; Philharmonic society, ' 40- ' 41; President, ' 40; Lyre club, ' 38- ' 41. PHILLIP E. MYERS — Marion, Indiana — En¬ gineering. ANNIE MAE NAPPER—Hico—Education. MARY ALICE NELSON—Ruston—Education; Orchestra, ' 38; Tech choir, ' 39- ' 41; Band O ' Glee, ' 39- ' 41; Secretary-Treasurer, ' 40; Ele¬ mentary club, ' 40- ' 41. OLA BLANCHE NEWTON—Epps—Education. HAZEL LOUISE NOLAN—Ruston—Home Eco¬ nomics. JACK HERMAN NEILSON — Ruston — Com¬ merce. MARNA MARGUERITE NEWMAN—Ruston— Music; A ' Cappela choir, ' 39- ' 42; Band O ' Glee, ' 39- ' 42; B.S.U. council, ' 39- ' 41; Girls ' band, ' 39; Senior adviser, ' 40. CYNTHIA DELMAR NIXON—Ruston—Music; President, Freshman Girls ' Glee club, ' 38; Tech A ' Capella choir, ' 38- ' 42; Band O ' Glee, ' 38- ' 42; Librarian, ' 40- ' 41; Debate team, ' 38- ' 40; Tech Theater Players, ' 39- ' 41; Internation¬ al Relations club, ' 39; Methodist Student move¬ ment, ' 40- ' 42; Sigma Tau Delta, ' 39- ' 42; Presi¬ dent, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President, ' 40- ' 41; Debate club, ' 40- ' 41; Chorister, Y.W.C.A., ' 40- ' 42; Stu¬ dent Senior adviser, ' 40- ' 42. BARBARA MAXINE NOLEN—Bernice—Home Economics. GRADUATES SARAH ALICE NORRIS—Ruston—Journalism. GERTRUDE J. NORTHCUTT—Cotton Valley- Commerce. FRED WARREN O ' BIER—Ruston—Commerce. NANCY ORR — Bastrop — Education; Kappa Delta; Blue Jackets, ' 40- ' 42; Secretary-Treas¬ urer, ' 41- ' 42; Editor, Kappa Delta, ' 41- ' 42; Elementary Teachers ' club; Maid Engineers ' Ball, ' 41; Secretary, Senior class, ' 41 - ' 42; Chairman, Freshman committee, ' 41; Senior adviser, ' 41. ANNIE LAURA NORSWORTHY — Bastrop— Education; Glee club, ' 38- ' 39; Elementary Teachers ' club; Senior adviser. ELLIE MAE NORWOOD — Bunkie — Physical Education; Theta Upsilon; Rush Chairman, Theta Upsilon, ' 41; Senior representative, Stu¬ dent Senate, ' 41; Vice-President, Blue Jackets, ' 41; Sweetheart, Kappa Sigma, ' 41; Blue Jack¬ ets, ' 40- ' 41; Health and Physical Education club, ' 39- ' 41; Y.W.C.A., ' 39- ' 40. EDWARD ORR—Glenmora—Engineering. DANIEL O. OTTS — Lillie — Social Science; Vice-President, Student Senate; Tech Theater players; T club; Baseball, ' 40- ' 42. BERNICE L. OWEN—Chatham—Commerce. ROBERT K. PALMER—Ferriday—Engineering; Tau Chi Sigma. VIRGINIA PEARCE—Bunkie—Home Econom¬ ics; Theta Upsilon; Editor, ' 41- ' 42; Y.W.C.A., ' 39- ' 41; Cabinet, ' 40- ' 42; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 41; Tech Theater Players, ' 40- ' 42; Social Chair¬ man, ' 41; Freshman Girls ' Glee club, ' 39; Senior Adviser, ' 41- ' 42. EVA GAY PENTON — Baskin — Home Eco¬ nomics; Theta Upsilon. ERMA LOUISE OXLEY — Ferriday — English; Kappa Alpha Zeta; Sigma Tau Delta; Gamma Epsilon; Los Hispanofilos; Pan-Hellenic coun¬ cil; Y.W.C.A. EDWIN A P ARDUE—Downsville—Commerce; Theta Beta; Senior Adviser, ' 40- ' 41; Commerce club. WILLIAM REEVES PEARCE—Ruston—Agricul¬ ture; Demeter; President, Agricultural club; B.S.U. council; Vice-President, Demeter. JIMMY ARTHUR PERSON—Lake Providence- Arts and Sciences; Lambda Chi Alpha; Presi¬ dent, Student Body; President, Student Senate; Manager Baseball Team, ' 40- ' 41; International Relations club, ' 41- ' 42. AILEEN PEVETO—Orange, Texas—Education; Theta Beta. CATHERINE BELL PICKETT—Monroe—Educa¬ tion; Vice-President, Gamma Phi, ' 40- ' 41; Re¬ porter, Elementary Teachers ' club, ' 40- ' 41; B.S.U. Vice-President, ' 41- ' 42; Secretary-Treas¬ urer, Elementary Teachers ' club, ' 41- ' 42. MARY ELLEN PLATT — Oxford — Home Eco¬ nomics. JAMES WALTER PRATT—Bernice—Commerce; Lambda Chi Alpha. ERNEST YOUNG PEYTON—Jonesville—Agri¬ culture; Demeter. DORIS PIPES—Winnfield—Music; Glee club. HERMAN POLANSKY—Baton Rouge—Physi¬ cal Education. HELEN BLANCHE PRICE—Monroe—Physical Education; Health and Physical Education club, ' 40- ' 41; Y.W.C.A., ' 41- ' 42; Presbyterian Student Union, ' 41- ' 42. JOE MACK PUGH — Ponchatoula — Engineer¬ ing; Newman club; Stray Greeks, ' 39- ' 41; De¬ partment of Dean of Men, ' 41- ' 42. ERA BYRD PULLEN—Jonesboro—Music; Kap¬ pa Alpha Zeta; Tech Theater Players Y.W.C.A.; Lagniappe Staff, ' 40. JOHN ED RABUN—Farmerville—Biology. B. H. RAINWATER—Ruston—Commerce; Kap¬ pa Sigma; Tech Band, ' 38- ' 39; Glee club, ' 39- ' 40; Commerce club; Treasurer, O.K., ' 40- ' 41; Treasurer, Kappa Sigma, ' 41. JOHN E. RALEY—Shreveport—Music; Lambda Chi Alpha; Lyre club; Collegians, ' 39- ' 42; Band; Symphony orchestra; College choir; Philharmonic society. JIMMYE FERNE RASBERY—Simsboro—Com¬ merce; Gamma Epsilon; Commerce club, ' 41- ' 42; Secretarial Science representative. ALMA LYNN RASMUSSEN — Shreveport — Home Economics; Homecoming maid, ' 40; Vice-President, Newman club, ' 39- ' 41; Treas¬ urer, ' 41- ' 42; Open Forum club, ' 38- ' 42; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 42. ELIZABETH RAULINS—Ruston—French; Kap¬ pa Alpha Zeta; Social chairman, ' 40- ' 41; Treasurer, Wesley Foundation, ' 41; Band O ' Glee, ' 39- ' 41; Tech choir, ' 41; Tech Theatre Players, ' 40- ' 41. GRADUATES MARY BYRD RAWLS—Ruston—Art; Gamma Epsilon; Tech Theatre Players. FRANK LESLIE RHOADES — Shreveport — En¬ gineering; Wesley Foundation. VIRGINIA GRACE RICHARDSON—Minden— Biology; State Fair maid, ' 38; Treasurer, Theta Sigma Nu, ' 38; Y.W.C.A. VIRGINIA RIVES—Lisbon—Home Economics. MABEL EVELYN REEVES — Monroe — Home Economics; Theta Beta; Y.W.C.A., ' 38- ' 39; Freshman Girls ' Glee club, ' 38- ' 39; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 42; Senior adviser, ' 41- ' 42. HENRY FAYE RHYMES — Jonesboro — Home Economics; Home Ec club. BETTY RINEHART—West Monroe—Education; Kappa Delta; Tech choir, ' 40- ' 42; Women ' s Intramural board, ' 40- ' 41; Senior adviser, ' 41. DEAS ROBINSON—Monroe—Commerce; Com¬ merce club; Y.W.C.A. JOHN T. SCRIPTURE — Plain Dealing — Com¬ merce; Executive council, Commercial club, ' 41 - ' 42 . M. OPHELIA SIMMONS—Arcadia—English. WILMA SLEDGE—Coushatia—Home Econom¬ ics; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 42; Parliamentarian, ' 41 - ' 42 . CHARLIE ANDRESS STEVENS — Athens — So¬ cial Science. DORIS FERN ROBINSON—Homer—Home Eco¬ nomics; Gamma Epsilon. LAVAN ROBINSON — Ruston — Music; B.S.U. council, ' 39- ' 40; Conductor, Drive-In choir, ' 40- ' 41; Assistant Conductor, Symphony orchestra, ' 41; Director, Men ' s Glee club, ' 41; Vice-Presi¬ dent, Tech choir, ' 38- ' 39. DEMARIS ROCKETT—Lillie—English. HILDA ANN ROCKETT—Rayville—Home Eco¬ nomics; Choir, ' 39- ' 41; Band O ' Glee, ' 38- ' 40; Home Ec club. HINES E. ROGERS — Mansfield — Commerce; Lambda Chi Alpha; Band, ' 37- ' 38; Lyre club, ' 37- ' 38; Freshman basketball manager, ' 37- ' 38; Assistant Manager, Varsity Basket Ball, ' 38- ' 39; Secretary, Y.M.C.A., ' 41; Treasurer, ' 41- ' 42; Treasurer, International Relations club, ' 41- ' 42. LORA HALINE ROPER—Tallulah—Home Eco¬ nomics. LYDA GAYLE RUTLEDGE — West Monroe — Education. B. F. SCOTT, III—Junction City, Ark.—Biology- Chemistry; Lambda Chi Alpha; Biology club, ' 41- ' 42; Y.M.C.A., ' 38- ' 41; Men ' s Glee club, ' 38- ' 41. GRADUATES ERLEENE SHIPMAN—Bastrop—Physical Edu¬ cation; Vice-President, Physical Education club. MARY ELLA SIMS—Calhoun—Home Econom¬ ics; Home Ec club, ' 39- ' 42; Reporter, ' 40; Drive-In choir, ' 39- ' 41. THOMAS JOHN SOEBBING — Monroe — En¬ gineering; Kappa Sigma; Treasurer, Electrical Engineers, ' 40- ' 41; President, ' 41- ' 42; Radio club; Lyre club, ' 38- ' 40; Band, ' 38- ' 40. DOROTHY LEONA STOKES—Bunkie—Educa¬ tion—Theta Upsilon. JOHN WATSON STRATTON—Plain Dealing— Commerce; Lambda Chi Alpha; Business Ad¬ ministration and Economics club. EDA ANN TAYLOR—Downsville—Education. JANICE M. TARPLEY—Homer—Speech; Theta Upsilon; Pan-Hellenic council, ' 39- ' 42; Presi¬ dent, ' 41- ' 42; President, Theta Upsilon, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President, ' 40- ' 41; Assistant Treasurer, ' 40- ' 41; Tech Theatre Players, ' 39- ' 42; Fresh¬ man Rules committee, ' 39- ' 41; President, Rich¬ ardson hall, ' 40- ' 41; Honor council, ' 38- ' 39; Women ' s League, ' 40- ' 41; Senior Adviser, ' 40- ' 41; President, Honor council, ' 40- ' 41. CHARLES C. TEMPLETON —Benton, Ark.— Chemistry; Gamma Epsilon; Tau Chi Sigma; Galois Mathematics club; Vice-President, ' 39- ' 40; President, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President, Gamma Epsilon, ' 41- ' 42; Secretary, Chemistry club, ' 39- ' 40; Secretary-Treasurer, Tau Chi Sigma, ' 41- ' 42; President Presbyterian Student union, ' 41- ' 42; Tech Theatre Players, ' 40- ' 42. JESSIE OLIVE THOM AS — Winnfield — Home Economics. MILDRED L. THORNTON — Winnfield — Com¬ merce; Vice-President, Honor council, As well hall. BONNIE THRASHER—Arcadia—English. MARY VIRGINIA TINSLEY — Simsboro — Arts and Sciences. GRAD UATES EMMA JEAN TOLER—Quitman — Commerce; Commerce club; Girls ' Band, ' 39- ' 42. ELMER A. TOOKE—Homer—Agriculture; De¬ meter; Gamma Epsilon; Harris Scholarship club. WILLIAM W. TRIMBLE—Ruston—Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha. ALMA FRANCES TURNER—Ruston—Biology; Bilogy club. MARY LOUISE TOLER — Farmerville — Home Economics; Kappa Delta. MARIE TOUSLEY—Eros — Commerce; Kappa Delta; Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha, ' 40; Y.M.C.A., ' 38- ' 39; Blue Jackets, ' 40- ' 41; Social Service chairman, Kappa Delta, ' 40- ' 42; Com¬ merce club. FLETCHER WILLIAM TRULY—Shreveport— Commerce. MIGNONNE LEA TUTEN—Ruston—Social Sci¬ ence. ABNER WINN WATTS—Winnfield—Engineer¬ ing. WILLIAM THOMAS WELLS—Longstreet—En¬ gineering; Kappa Sigma; Delta Alpha Rho; Senior representative, Student Senate, ' 41- ' 42; President, Tau Chi Sigma, ' 40- ' 42; Vice-Presi¬ dent, ' 39- ' 40; Secretary, Engineers ' association, ' 41- ' 42; Vice-President, Delta Alpha Rho, ' 41- ' 42; President Chemical Engineers, ' 40- ' 42; Knight, Engineers ' Ball, ' 40- ' 41; Historian, Senior class, ' 41- ' 42; T. H. Harris Scholarship, ' 41- ' 42. JACQUELINE WHISENHUNT — Bossier City — Education. LOUIE ALFORD WHITMAN — Ruston — En¬ gineering. ROWLAND P. VERNON— Ruston—Agriculture; Kappa Sigma; Demeter; Ag. club treasurer. ZELIA DARE WAIN WRIGHT—Farmerville — English; Sigma Tau Delta. MARY WALKER — Shreveport — Education; Theta Upsilon; President, Tech Theatre Play- ers, ' 41- ' 42; Co-ed Vice-President, Student Sen¬ ate, ' 41- ' 42; Chaplain, Theta Upsilon, ' 41- ' 42; Y.W.C.A. cabinet, ' 41- ' 42; Senior adviser, ' 41. JUANITA WALLER—Dodson — History; Gam¬ ma Phi; Senior adviser, ' 41. GRAD FRANCES LAVINIA WATTS—Ruston—Home Economics. EDWARD C. WHATLEY—Farmerville—Biolo¬ gy; President, Biology club, ' 41- ' 42. BILLIE WHITE—Castor—Commerce. AUDRY CLYDE WILLIAMS—West Monroe- Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Alpha Rho; Treasurer, Mechanical Engineers, ' 41- ' 42. LUCY NELL WAINWRIGHT — Farmerville — Commerce; Sigma Kappa; Blue Jackets, ' 38- ' 42; Vice-President House Organization, ' 39- ' 40; President Pan-Hellenic, 1941; Treasurer, Sigma Kappa, ' 40- ' 41; Secretary Women ' s League, ' 40- ' 41; Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic, ' 41- ' 42; President Sigma Kappa, ' 41- ' 42. FRANCES L. WALKER—Cotton Valley—Edu¬ cation. NELLIE WALLACE—Ruston—Music; Orches¬ tra, ' 38- ' 42; Band O ' Glee, ' 39- ' 40; Choir, ' 40- ' 42; Girls ' Band, ' 40- ' 42; Warner club, ' 40- ' 41. MARY RUTH WATERS—Dodson—Home Eco¬ nomics; Drive-In Glee club, ' 39- ' 40; Home Ec club, ' 39-42; Y.W.C.A. U A T E S R. F. WILLIAMS—Shreveport—Engineering. ORA BELLE WILLIAMSON — Ruston — Home Economics; Home Ec club, ' 39- ' 41; Theta Beta. JESSIE MAE WILLIS—Ruston—Home Econom¬ ics. JOSEPHINE WILSON — Alexandria — Home Economics; Theta Upsilon. GRAD ALMA REA WILLIAMSON—Baskin — Home Economics. DON O. WILLIS—Calhoun—English-Social Sci¬ ence. MARIAN D. WILLIS— Gibsland — Commerce; Homecoming Queen, ' 41. MONA FAYE WILSON — Downsville — Home Economics; Home Ec club, ' 40- ' 41; Parliamen¬ tarian, ' 41. U A T E S ORA BELLE WOODWARD — Ruston — Social Science. ELIZABETH WREN—Minden—Home Econom¬ ics. WILLIAM HENRY YOUNG—Minden—Agricul¬ ture. ALDA EDWINA WORSHAM—Shreveport — Education; Band O ' Glee; ' 39- ' 41; Tech Theatre Players; Senior adviser. MAUDE DENITIA WRIGHT — Swartz—Home Economics. 1 Confidential Lowdown On Tech ' s Delayed Opening Officers Junior Billy Dozier. President John Holland. Vice-President Mary Ruth Carter. Secretary Marguerite Holladay .. Treasurer Class FIRST ROW: William Roy Adams, Jr.—R uston—Commerce; Lambda Chi Alpha ... Thomas Gwynn Adkins—B radley, Ark.—Commerce; Alpha Lambda Tau . .. William Ruday Adkins—B radley, Ark.—Commerce; Alpha Lamb¬ da Tau . . . C. Victor Agee—E l Dorado, Ark.—Engineering ... Mary Elizabeth Alexander—H ico—Home Economics; Theta Beta . . . S. Glenn Anders—A rcadia—Engineering . . . Betty Iean Anderson—E l Dorado, Ark.—Art . . . Edward Otto Anderson—B allston Spa, N. Y.—Engineering . . . Curtis Anderson—D owns- ville—Agriculture. SECOND ROW: Marie Anderson—M arion—Commerce .. .Mary Graves Aswell—W est Monroe—Home Economics . . . Eve¬ lyn Janice Atkinson—V anderbilt, Texas—Commerce; Sigma Kappa . . . Thomas Ralph Atkinson—E l Dorado, Ark.—Music; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . George Paul Baker—B allston Spa, N. Y. -— Music — Alpha Lambda Tau ... Lucille Myrtle Baker—R uston—Commerce ... Wilton Eugene Ball—A lto—Commerce; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Harlie L. Beagle—A lexandria—Engineering; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Syble Hazel Beatty—R us¬ ton—Home Economics. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Bell —Alexandria—Commerce; Sigma Kappa . . . Lynn Ella Bell —West Monroe—Home Econom¬ ics . . .Alan Louis Bienvenue —Bossier City—Engineering . .. Nell J. Blair —Lake Providence—Commerce . .. Mildred D. Blake —Ruston—Education . . . Glen John Bon villi an — Shreveport — Commerce . . . Harrell Louis Bosley —Columbia—Engineering; Kappa Sigma . . . Mary Elizabeth Boughton —Mangham—Educa¬ tion . .. Seth T. Bowen —Delhi—Chemistry — Tau Chi Sigma. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Donald Boyette—W innfield—Speech . . . Velma B. Bradford—J ena—English . . . Maxine Bradley—R us- ton—Commerce . . . Starline Brantley—F armerville — English-Spanish . . . Rose Marie Bridges — Ar¬ cadia—Education . . .Annette Brock—S hreveport—Commerce . . . David Brockett—S hreveport—Commerce; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Carolyn Brooks—R uston—Commerce . . . William David Brown—A rcadia—Jour¬ nalism; Lambda Chi Alpha. SECOND ROW: Grace L. Brownlee—M ound—Home Economics . . . Isaac David Bufkin — Mansfield — Engineering . . . Dwight B. Bullen—F ayette, Miss.—Engineering . . . Paul Bundrick—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Margie Burch—R uston—History . . . Anita Claire Burke—R ayville—Speech . . . Clifton W. Burns—G rayson— Agriculture; Demeter . . . Marie Burns—B ernice—Education . . . Harold Ray Butler—W innsboro—Com¬ merce. THIRD ROW: James H. Butler—E ast Point—Mathematics . . . J. Warren Butler—E ast Point—Arts and Sciences . . . Melvin Butler—L illie—Commerce . . . Betty Lou Caldwell—C lay—Commerce . . . John L. Caldwell— Bernice—Commerce . . . John Davis Calhoun—M onroe—Engineering . . . Lodi Cann—R uston—Home Eco¬ nomics . . . Marvin Cappel — Alexandria — Engineering; Kappa Sigma . . . George E. Caraway—B ernice— Engineering; Theta Xi. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Willie Mae Carr—C olumbia—Arts and Sciences . . . Edna Earle Carroll—G ilbert—Journalism . . . Mary Ruth Carter—S hreveport—Commerce; Sigma Kappa . . . Virginia Estelle Caskey—H odge—Mathematics . . . Evelyn Chandler—R uston—Physical Education . . . Edward J. Clark—N ew Orleans—Arts and Sci¬ ences; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . James C. Coates—S wartz—Engineering; Theta Xi . . . Billy Cobb—R inggold— Physical Education . . . Alice L. Cochran—V ivian—Commerce; Sigma Kappa. SECOND ROW: Annie Louise Coleman—G ibsland—Academic . . . Rupert Y. Collins—S hreveport—Agriculture; Demeter . . . William E. Conger—A rcadia—Commerce ... A. V. Cook — Ruston — Engineering . . . Mattie Frances Cookston—W innfield—Commerce; Kappa Delta . . . James Edwin Courtney — Gibsland — Agriculture; Demeter . . . Louise Cooper—R uston—Commerce; Kappa Delta . . . Lillian Cousins — Hodge — Physical Education . . . Betty Marie Cox—H aile—Commerce. THIRD ROW: Sidney Cox —Gilliam—Commerce . . . Mattie E. Craig —Ruston—Commerce . . . Joe D. Crichton —Shreve¬ port—Engineering; Kappa Sigma . . . Winford D. Crossland —Arcadia—Engineering . . . Murphy Crow— Marion—Agriculture . . . Mary Jo Cunningham —Shreveport — Education . . . Carrie Lee Dailey — Exten¬ sion—Physical Education . . . John L. Dailey —Extension—Engineering; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Sam E. Dale —New Era—Agriculture; Demeter. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Ben Michael Daley —Mechanicville, N. Y.— Music . . . Cosette Davis— Choudrant — Home Economics . . . Dorothy Jane Davis— Choudrant—Academic ... Joy Annette Davis— Monroe—Physical Education . . . Mildred Davis —Dodson—Home Economics . . . Miriam Davis —Minden—Education; Sigma Kappa . . . Rose Louise de Metz —New Orleans—Home Economics . . . Olan O. Dickerson —Winnfield—Commerce . . . Blanche Louise Dickinson —Pioneer—Home Economics; Kappa Alpha Zeta. SECOND ROW: Melba Inez Dillon—A thens—Commerce . . . Roberta Dillon—A thens—English-Foreign Languages; Sigma Kappa . . . Erline Opal Dobbins—A rcadia—History-Mathematics . . . William E. Dozier, Jr.—D elhi—Jour¬ nalism; Lambda Chi Alpha. . . . Mildred K. Edwards—M arion—English . . . Albert John Ehlert—W ater¬ proof—Pre-Med; Kappa Sigma . . . Shirley Virginia Elliot—E l Dorado, Ark.—Commerce; Kappa Delta . . . William D. Elliott—B ernice—Commerce . . . James Wilburn Evans—R uston—Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha. THIRD ROW: Wilson C. Evans—D elhi—Commerce . . . Morris Farmer—C houdrant—Commerce . . . Reginald W. Far¬ rar—D odson—Pre-Legal; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Wilba Farrar — Lillie — Education . . . Mary Elizabeth Ferree—C larks—Music . . . Glen wood J. Fielden—L ake Charles—Engineering . . . Earl Fisher—M on¬ roe—Engineering . . . Florence Faulk Fluker—M onroe—Education; Kappa Delta . . . Eloise Fowler—R us¬ ton—Commerce. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Marie Fowler—R uston—Home Economics . . . W. R. Fowler—H ico — Engineering . . . Lucille Fox—R us¬ ton—Art . . . J. D. Frasier—F armerville—Agriculture . . . J. C. Frazier—D ry Prong—Agriculture; Deme¬ ter .. . Margaret Fuller—D ubach—Commerce; Kappa Delta . . . Salilu Futch—L illie—Commerce . . . Norton Garrett—H aynesville—Commerce . . . Ruth Eloise Garrett—E l Dorado, Ark.—Commerce. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Pearle Gaskins—M onroe—Home Economics . . . Alice L. Gatti—S hreveport—Home Economics; Theta Upsilon . . . James M. Gill—R uston—Engineering; Delta Alpha Rho . . . Sidney Tullos Gillispie— Shreveport—Engineering . . . Alvin T. Gleason—M onroe—Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Anne Goyne— Ruston—Home Economics; Kappa Delta . . . Helen F. Green—R uston — Commerce . . . Monette Green — Bernice—Education . . . John C. Greer—R uston—Agriculture. THIRD ROW: James Lee Griffin —El Dorado, Ark.—Engineering . . . Wilton W. Guice —Shreveport—Pre-Med . . . Evelyn Gullatt —Ruston—Home Economics . . . William H. Hamilton —Downsville—Pre-Med . . . Iva Mae Ham¬ mons —Choudrant—Commerce . . . Merle Harmon —Ruston—Music; Theta Upsilon . . . Lawson Harris— Jonesboro—Agriculture . . . M. D. Harrison —Bienville—Pre-Med . . . Wallace S. Harrison —Arcadia— Commerce. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Martha Louise Henry—D ubach—Home Economics; Kappa Delta . . . Leroy Mansfield Hewette — Mer Rouge—Physical Education . . .Thomas J. Hickman—A lexandria—Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . La- Veta Higgs—R ayville—Education . . . Ernestine F. Hill—V ivian—Mathematics . . . Roland Dean Hill— Farmerville—Engineering . . . Hazel Hilton—R uston—Music . . . John Dale Holland—J onesboro—Com¬ merce; Kappa Sigma . . . Charlotte Hollis—M arion—Commerce; Theta Upsilon. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Hollis—R uston—Social Science . . . Jean Holloway—R uston—Home Economics; Theta Upsilon . . . T. Eugene Holtzclaw—R uston—History .. . John P. Honaker—S hreveport—Engineering; Delta Alpha Rho . . . Dorothy Horton—M onroe—Commerce . . . John Henry Houston, Jr.—S hreveport—Agriculture ... June Hudson—S trong, Ark.—Home Economics; Sigma Kappa . . . John Wesley Huitt — Monroe — Com¬ merce . . . Marguerite Humble—M angham—Education. THIRD ROW: Dan F. Hunter—R uston—Pre-Legal . . . Henrietta Jarmon—M arion—Physical Education . . . Ben B. John¬ son—P lain Dealing—Music . . . Edward F. Johnson—N ew Orleans—Commerce . . . Margie Thetis John¬ son—C hatham—Home Economics . . . T. D. Johnson—N ew Orleans—Engineering; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Elmo Lee Johnston—C houdrant—Education . . . Linton E. Jones—A rcadia—Agriculture . . . Rachael Vir¬ ginia Jones—A rcadia—Education; Kappa Delta. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Linda Jean Kavanaugh—C lay—Commerce . . . James H. Kelly — Shreveport — Engineering; Delta Alpha Rho . . . Kathalene Kemp—W innfield—Mathematics . . . J. B. Kendall, Jr.—Ruston—Pre-Med . . . Bryant Vann King—M onroe—Agriculture . . . June Knox—H osston — Home Economics . . . Geneva Kolb — Rus¬ ton—Music . . . Lillian M. LaHaye—E unice—English; Sigma Kappa . . . Clara Lodie Lee—C alhoun— Home Economics. SECOND ROW: James H. Lee —Bernice—Agriculture . . . Douglas Ray Lee —Wisner—Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Ralph E. Linton —Tallulah—Commerce; Kappa Sigma . . . Lady Jewell Logan —Archibald—Music . . . John Truett McBride —Chatham—Commerce . . . Mildred Lavinia McConnell —Mangham—Home Eco¬ nomics . . . Cassie Orea McDougald —Farmerville—Arts and Sciences; Theta Beta . . . Mary Catherine McGinty —Alexandria—Commerce; Theta Upsilon . . . Willie Elmer McGough —Fairbanks—Engineering. THIRD ROW: Edna Carol McIntosh —Oak Grove—Education . . . Miriam Nell McPhail —Baskin—Education . . . Kath¬ erine Elizabeth Mabry —Ruston—Home Economics . . . Mary Jeanne Mabry —Springhill—Biology; Theta Beta . . . Carolyn Mall —Ruston—Physical Education . . . Martha Marshall —Monroe—Education . . . Jack B. Martin— Shreveport — Engineering . . . James Harry Martin — Delhi — Journalism; Theta Xi . . . Marjorie Mason— Norphlet, Ark. — English; Sigma Kappa. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: William H. Mathews —Ruston—Commerce . . . James Ever ett Matthews —Ola, Ark.—Engineering . . . Helen M. Mayfield —Monroe—Arts and Sciences . . . Betty Jane Meredith —Jonesboro—History; Sigma Kappa . . . Mildred Faye Meredith —Monroe—Home Economics . . . Frank Petty Merritt —Gibsland — Music-Art ... Jim G. Mike —Marion—Agriculture . . . Elizabeth Miller —Waterproof—Education . . . Larry B. Miller— Homer—Engineering. SECOND ROW: Marian Miller —Ruston—Social Science . . . Mary Miller —Columbia — Arts and Sciences . . . Jimmye Mitchell —Arcadia—Music . . . Mary Jim Mitchell —Homer—Commerce . . . Patrick Henry Monaghan— New Orleans—Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Katherine Moncrief —Ruston—Home Economics . . . Leonard Edwin Moncrief —Hico—Biology . . . Carmen Michael Monda —Thomas, W. Va. — Music . . . Nevers Monschau —Cheneyville—Home Economics. THIRD ROW: Pearle Montgomery—S t. Francisville—Education . . . John Anderson Moody—C otton Valley—Pre-Legal . . . Dorothy Moore—B ernice—Music; Sigma Kappa . . . Dorothy E. Moore—F ort Necessity—Home Economics . . . Margaret Moore—S terlington—Arts and Sciences . . . Carolyn A. Morgan—B oyce—Home Econom¬ ics; Theta Upsilon . . . Lauree Morris—K entwood—Education . . . Ruby Ellene Mosley—R inggold—Com¬ merce . . . Drucilla Motley—S terlington—Economics-History. JUNIORS in ik m A W m mk ■5 c W aA ry 1111 Will Sk lo iik nMHH I ol o mM n o Jr 4 Aim ■kiuHB-.Uk o I PI Ak w Hi r ’ ' i ' Mm §£0 £ 4 a r m H + w f J A J v . A k . At FIRST ROW: Karl C. P. Muller—A mite—Engineering . . . Hazel Murphey—A rcadia—Commerce . . . Laurene Murphey— El Dorado, Ark.—Home Economics; Sigma Kappa . . . Camille Nabors—M ansfield—Home Economics . . . Harold W. Nasse, Jr.—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Herman B. Nelson—W est Monroe—Commerce . . . Thomas Arthur Nelson—W innfield—Engineering; Delta Alpha Rho . . . Harley F. Nethken—R uston—Engi¬ neering . . . Bill W. Newsome—R uston—Pre-Med; Alpha Phi Omega. SECOND ROW: Florine Oneta Nolan—S tart—Education . . . Ben Evan Norris — Shreveport — Agriculture; Demeter . . Freddy Norris—W est Monroe—Art . . . Sue Norsworthy—M er Rouge—History-Biology . . . Dolph Nor¬ ton—H aynesville—Speech; Kappa Sigma . . . Eugene C. Nunnally—B irmingham, Ala.—Journalism . Elayne Odom—L ogansport—Home Economics; Kappa Delta . . . L. B. Odom—F armerville—Commerce Marion Doyle Olive—H aynesville—Engineering. THIRD ROW: Mary Alice O ' Neal —Delhi—Home Economics . . . Sylvia O ' Neal Owens —Hilly—Commerce . . . Claude N. Payne —Springhill—Commerce . . . Virginia Hortense Peck —Monroe—Education . . . John M. Per- ritt —Arcadia—Commerce . . . James R. Phillips —Marion — Commerce; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Tessibel Pierce —Choudrant—Social Science . . . Matt M. Price —Shreveport—Engineering; Delta Alpha Rho Paul Patrick Price —Winnsboro—Pre-Med JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Eloise Jane Quigg—H odge—Academic . . . Lenoir Helen Rabb—R uston — Art . . . Jimmye M. Ramsey — Farmerville — Commerce . . . Margaret H. Ramsey—F armerville—Biology . . . Mary Sue Ramsey—C o¬ lumbia—Commerce . . . Mortimer Raphael — Jonesboro — Pre-Med . . . Thomas Alden Ratliffe — Min- den—Art; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . E. Lee Raulins—T ioga—Commerce . . . Lois W. Read—P ollock—Biology. SECOND ROW: E. J. Reeves, Jr. —Bernice — Commerce . . . Pansy L. Reeves— Bernice — Commerce . . . Ruby Alice Ren- frow —Tallulah—Commerce . . . John Murphy Richardson —Manifest — Commerce . . . Frenchie Roan — Ruston—Physical Education . . . Mavis Roberts —Alexandria—Social Science . . . Deshert Ros — Spring- hill—Biology . . . Carolyn Sue Royce —Monroe—Education . . . Cecelia Faye Russell —Winnfield—Com¬ merce; Kappa Alpha Zeta. THIRD ROW: Houston Roy Russell —Jena—Commerce . . . R. G. Russell — Angola — Commerce . . . Rosemary San¬ ders —Ruston—Home Economics . . . Margaret Mae Saunders — Shreveport — Commerce; Theta Upsilon . . . Lucian Austin Sawyer —Pollock—Engineering . . . Lambert Charles Scott —Jonesville—Commerce .. L W. Scroggin—J onesboro—Engineering . . . Edna Marie Shadden—C otton Valley—Home Economics . . . Thomas B. Shelfer—M inden—Engineering. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Herbert Benton Shepherd—S imsboro—Agriculture . . Alverne Sherrard—R uston—Education . . . Norma B. Shirey—B ernice—Social Science . . . Clyde H. Shrell, Jr.—R uston—Music . . . James Simmons—H odge— Music . . . Marian Irene Sloss—S hreveport—Home Economics . . . Raymond Sloss — Shreveport — Engi¬ neering; Alpha Phi Omega . . . Frances M. Smelley—A rcadia—Music; Kappa Delta . . . Florine Smith— Ruston—Home Economics. SECOND ROW: James M. Smith—M inden—Engineering . . . Nathan Leonard Smith—B astrop—Commerce . . . William Gordon Smith—T rees—Commerce; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Elizabeth Spruell — Shreveport — Home Econom¬ ics . . . Elaine Stansbury—L isbon—Home Economics . . . Wayne J. Stelzig—H aynesville—Engineering . . . Janella Stewart—F armerville—Commerce . . . Sara Frances Strong — Monroe — Home Economics . . . Rae Tatum—D ubach—Arts and Sciences. THIRD ROW: Ruth Tatum—D ubach—Home Economics . . . Marjorie Loper Taylor—F armerville—English-Spanish . . . Martha Pearl Templeton—H ico—Education . . . Collins Shields Thomas—T allulah—Commerce . . . Joe Thompson—S ummerfield—Agriculture . . . Max Eugene Thompson—B enton—Agriculture . . . Ellie Evelyn Todd—M agnolia, Ark.—Commerce . . . Florine Tolbert—B ernice—Education . . . Sybil Tomlinson—R us¬ ton—Home Economics. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Norton Tompkins —Homer—Engineering . . . George Truman Tucker —Fctrmerville—Engineering . . . Eunice Tullos —Ruston—Music . . . Patty Jane Turnage —Farmerville—Commerce . . . Murl Tu rnley —Trout— Home Economics . . . Ruthmary Voss —Gloster—Sociology; Kappa Delta . . . Yvonne H. Waldroup —Rus¬ ton—Commerce . . . Jimmy Walker —Shreveport—Economics . . . Verus Walker —Ruston—Commerce. SECOND ROW: Floya Mae Wallace—M onroe—Home Economics . . . W. D. Wallace—L afayette—Agriculture . . . Willie Ruth Walter—D elhi—Home Economics . . . A. G. Walton—S hreveport — Commerce . . . Thelma Rhae Ward—E ros—Education . . . Jewel Watson—G rangeville—Commerce . . . Charles Grant Watters— Haynesville—Commerce; Kappa Sigma . . . Rosemary Watts—J onesboro—Home Economics . . . Gerald Glynn Weems—D ownsville—Commerce. THIRD ROW: Leslie Maurice Welch —Jena—Music . . . Roy Claude Welch —Jena—Music . . . Rowena West —Ruston— Home Economics . . . Jessie Mae Wheless —Minden—Commerce . . . Alvin White —Bastrop—Physical Education . . . Foster Grant Whitford —Ballston Spa ; N. Y. —Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Au¬ drey Jeane Wilks —Biloxi, Miss.—Academic . . . Donald M. Williams —Junction City, Ark.—Commerce . . . Milton Lea Williams —Golden Meadow—Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha. JUNIORS Helen Wingert —Columbia—English-Social Science . . . Dorothy Rilla Wood — Monroe—Education . . . Dalton Works —Ruston—Pre-Legal . . . William Levy Yarbrough, Jr. —Arcadia—Physical Education . . Sara Gene Young —West Monroe—Physical Education . . . Rufus S. Youngblood —Shreveport — Arts and Sciences; Lambda Chi Alpha. Special Inspection What do you mean, get some of the dirt out of here? We ' ve still got two top drawers left. JUNIORS Officers Charles Elson Roemer. President Homer Flynn, Jr. Vice-President Nell Haile Maroney. Secretary Patricia Dawson .. Treasurer Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: Hazel Marie Abney —Commerce—Shreveport . . . Clarence D. Adams —Natchitoches—Engineering . . . Willie Paulene Aiken —Lisbon—Education . . . Margaret Akin —Bernice—Commerce . . . Mildred Louise Alden —Ruston—Commerce . . . Carla Allbritton —Monroe—Academic . . . Edward August Anderson — Downsville—Commerce . . . Paul Anderson —Downsville—Commerce. SECOND ROW: Peter Scurlock Anderson —Leesville—Engineering . . . Mary Lee Andrews —Bernice—Commerce . . . Wiley C. Andrews —Farmerville—Engineering . . . Annie Mae Auger —Truxno—Home Economics . . . Martha Alice Austin —Homer—Physical Education; Kappa Alpha Zeta . . . Yvonne Babin —Maracaibo, Venezuela—Arts and Sciences . . . Alistine Bagwell —Choudrant—Music . . . Raymond V. Bailey —Bonita—Engineering. THIRD ROW: Virginia Bailey —Ruston—Home Economics . . . Forrest Powell Baker —Stonewall—Commerce . . . Jessie Alice Ball— Vienna — Education . . . Mary Frances Ballance— Arcadia — Commerce . . . Oscar P. Barnes— Ruston—Music . . . Othella Barnes —Ruston—Speech . . . Charles Lee Barr —Farmerville—Academic . . . Fred Barr— Ruston — Academic. FOURTH ROW: Eula Elaine Bass—T ullos—Home Economics . . . Jap Beaird—W arden—Home Economics . . . Nenna Martil Beatty—C lay—Home Economics . . . William Benjamin—T allulah—Engineering . . . Jack Berry—S ibley— Engineering . . . Robert Dandridge Bibb—S hreveport—Art . . . Royce Bird—M arion—Commerce . . . Peggy Bishop—C lay—Education. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Daphne Eleanor Black—R us ton—Home Economics .... Mildred Euline Blackmon—J unction City, Ark.— Home Economics . . . Jean Bordelon—F ranklin—Music . . . Jane Bost—S hreveport—Education . . . Cathryn Claire Bower—M onroe—Home Economics . . . Marie Brandenburg—L ake Providence—Pre-Med . . . Vedith Elizabeth Brannon—E ros—Biology . . . Leon E. Brooks—U rania—Engineering; Kappa Sigma. SECOND ROW: Homer A. Brown—J unction City, Ark.—Music . . . Mary Theo Bryan—B ryceland—Home Economics . . . Jua¬ nita Katherine Bryce—P lain Dealing—Education . . . Lovenda D. Burch—O ak Grove—Home Economics . . . William Jacob Byrd—J onesboro—Engineering . . . Bette Cahn—S hreveport—Education . . . Werlein Cala- han—S imsboro—Music . . . William L. Cameron—H omer—Engineering. THIRD ROW: Hazel Ruth Campbell—V ivian—English . . . Thornton Cappel—A lexandria—Engineering . . . Frank V. Carey—D ownsville—Pre-Med . . . Georgia Mai Carter—R uston—Home Economics . . . Henry Cortez Car¬ ter—D ownsville—Commerce . . . Ruby Lee Carter—R uston—Home Economics . . . Marie Carmichael—N ew Orleans—Arts and Sciences . . . Wilma Onita Cartlidge—F armerville—English. FOURTH ROW: Rita Ernestine Catalano—R uston—Speech . . . Mode Choate, Jr.—S imsboro—Commerce . . . William Gil¬ bert Clement—M onroe—Engineering . . . James K. Clinton—C lay—Engineering . . . Zelia Belle Clinton— Extension—Home Economics; Kappa Alpha Zeta . . . William L. Coleman—E l Dorado, Ark.—Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . F. J. Collins, Jr.—R uston—Art; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Lodi Cook—R uston—Commerce SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Benjamin Earle Cooke — Minden — Music . . . Bobbye Camille Cooper — Oil City — Journalism . . . Christine Cooper—B ogalusa—Academic; Kappa Alpha Zeta . . . Joe Baker Cordill—C rowville—Commerce . . . James Leslie Cummings—B ossier City—Engineering . . . William C. Cummings—A rcadia—Agriculture . . . Robert D. Cunningham—H omer—Engineering . . . Dora Elizabeth Crawford—B ienville—Music. SECOND ROW: Max Crowe—W innfield—Physical Education . . . Juanita Currie—H omer—Commerce . . . Eleanor Ruth Daniel—A rcadia—Home Economics . . . Leone Daniel—A rcadia—Physical Education . . . Marilee Davis— Shreveport—Home Economics; Chi Omega . . . William C. Davis—R uston—Engineering; Kappa Sigma . . . Patricia Dawson—B elcher—Music; Theta Upsilon . . . Harold DeBray—W innfield—Engineering. THIRD ROW: FIagan Casper DeFreese—W est Monroe—Engineering . . . Nell DeJean—H odge—Commerce . . . G. E. De- Prato—R uston—Engineering . . . Kirby T. Dosher—O ak Grove—Agriculture . . . Sybel Chlotilde Doss— Hico—Commerce . . . Kathleen Doxey—G rand Cheniere—Music . . . John Conger Dunn—S hreveport—Pre- Med . . . Ora Lee Edens—A rcadia—Home Economics . . . FOURTH ROW: William Emmett Edrington—S hreveport—Engineering; Kappa Sigma . . . Mildred Edwards—R uston—Com¬ merce; Kappa Alpha Zeta . . . Annie Lois Ellis—C lay—Commerce . . . Tritus English—D ubach—Agricul¬ ture . . . Dorothy Ann Erskine—A lexandria—Music . . . Forrest James Everett—S pearsville—Commerce . . . Benjamin Howard Fallin—S imsboro—Agriculture . . . Thomas Everett Fallin—C houdrant—Agriculture. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Martha Sue Fearing—R uston—Commerce . . . Tommy Malcom Fearneyhough—L ouisville, Ky.—Engineering . . . James A. Files—V ivian—Journalism; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Nancy Antoinette Fincher—H omer—Com¬ merce . . . Finley Ardron Fisher—A lco—Engineering . . . Odie LeRoy Fitzgerald—B ernice—Agriculture . . . John Edward Fitzpatrick—M inden—Music; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Eugene Herbert Fleming—B eaumont, Texas—Engineering. SECOND ROW: Hayes B. Fleming—B eaumont, Texas—Engineering . . . Sarah Leigh Fleming—B astrop—Home Economics . . . Homer Flynn, Jr.—O ak Ridge—Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Frances Ford—G rand Cane—Com¬ merce; Kappa Delta . . . John A. Ford—H omer—Journalism . . . Lillian Keturah Foster—R uston—History . . . Marvin F. Fowler—H ico—Agriculture . . . Minnie Lee Fowler—H ico—Education. THIRD ROW: Herbert Hansel Fowler—L isbon—Commerce . . . Larry Fox—R uston—Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Eugene Frazier—M inden—Pre-Legal; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Bob Freeman—T allulah—Commerce . . . Lory May- field Frey—M onroe—Pre-Med . . . Sylvia Elizabeth Furr—T rout—Commerce . . . Wallace Gable—S hreve¬ port—Engineering . . . Hollis Craig Gamble—G rand Cane—Pre-Med; Alpha Lambda Tau. FOURTH ROW: John Denmon Garner—C hatham—Phys. Ed. . . . Raymond M. Gilbert—E l Dorado, Ark.—Commerce; Pi Kap¬ pa Alpha . . . Margaret Elizabeth Gilmore—M onroe—Arts and Sciences . . . Thomas L. Gray—R uston— Biology . . . Ima Chloteel Green—C houdrant—Commerce . . . Bruce Gregg—S terlington—Engineering . . . Robert LaVelle Grigsby—J onesboro—Agriculture . . . John B. Goss—Vivian—Engineering. SOPHOMORES 0 § ▼ XT n jjr V V V Ife ft n ft • jf 4m f+s . v gS O WLi a C) ■ 111 O f| ! r ■ w .Wm mA IKL ■ft a. J A r ft o MmK « • n ' jm. m-: o ' -j mm ft • Jap o n m i — 4Jl 5. ■ “’ S o ' Jp ' gm ft IL ii il X-4J r : jzt ■- mi o ro FIRST ROW: Annie Katherine Gunn—R uston—Music . . . Marjorie Lee Gullatt—R uston—Music . . . Richard Wesley Goza—T allulah—Engineering . . . Maxine Hall—C oushatta—English-Social Sciences . . . Robert Bond Hamm—R uston—Music . . . James Edward Harlan—J onesboro—Pre-Med. . . . Goldie Faye Harper—O ak Grove—Home Economics . . . Joe Warren Harris—M ansfield—Engineering; Alpha Lambda Tau. SECOND ROW: James G. Harriss—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Frank P. Hawkins—B astrop—Commerce . . . James Hewell Heard—R uston—Engineering . . . Beverly Rose Helms—R uston—Commerce . . . Sarah Louise Hendricks— Ruston—Physical Education . , . Nellie Ruth Hendrix—H ico—Commerce . . . J. T. Hicks, Jr.—E pps—Engi¬ neering; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Shelton Hightower—S ummerfield—Commerce. THIRD ROW: Henry G. Hobbs—M inden—History . . . William Allan Hogan—C houdrant—Agriculture . . . Robert Holla- day, III—Winnsboro—Commerce; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Bill Hollenshead—H omer—Agriculture . . . Ernestine Hollis—B ernice—Commerce . . . Houston P. Hollis—S pearsville—Agriculture . . . Henry C. Hornsby— Springhill—Engineering . . . Lewis Barton Howe—S tonewall—Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Rachel Ann Howell—A rcadia—Commerce . . . Virginia Rae Huckaby—B ienville—Commerce . . . Carlton V. Hudson—B uckeye—Engineering . . . Jimmie Lee Huitt—M onroe—Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Law¬ rence Otis Hunter—M arion—Agriculture . . . Bertis Ivan Hyatt—F ields—Agriculture . . . William Pearce Jamieson—M inden—Pre-Med.; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Gordon Jarnagin—S pringhill—English-Foreign Languages. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Albert Jinks—L illie—Commerce . . . Milton Eugene Johns—S hreveport—Engineering; Theta Xi . . . John Wil¬ liam Johnson—H arrisonburg—Engineering . . . Lawrence Johnson—E l Dorado, Ark.—Commerce . . . Edward Louis Johnston—A lexandria—Music . . . W. P. Johnston, Jr.—E l Dorado, Ark.—Engineering . . . Blanche Joiner—G ibsland—Journalism . . . Guy R. Jones—N atchitoches—Engineering. SECOND ROW: Roy Neal Jordan—C astor—Engineering . . . Marian Lucille Keller—O ak Grove—Home Economics . . . Charlene Elizabeth Kelley—R uston—Journalism . . . Tommie E. Kelly—R uston—English-Foreign Language . . . J. C. Kennington—A lexandria—Engineering . . . James Elliott Kinard—E l Dorado, Ark.—Chemistry . . . Nancy Ann Kinard—J unction City, Ark.—Journalism; Sigma Kappa . . . Joe M. King—S hreveport—Spanish. THIRD ROW: Virginia Lou Kiper—R uston—Commerce . . . Joyce Lucille Kroh—S earcy, Ark.—Speech; Kappa Delta . . . Ernest Andrew Lafitte—M ansfield—Engineering; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Gladys LaHaye—M amou— Home Economics . . . Thomas John LaHood—M ansfield—Commerce . . . Maurine Larance—H illy—Home Ec Rosemary Lederer—R uston—Commerce . . . Melba Louise Lee—O ak Grove—English-History; Sigma Kappa. FOURTH ROW: Doris Lessel—M inden—Academic . . . Olen L. Lewis—M inden—Engineering . . . Willis E. Lewis—B ienville— Speech . . . Clarence W. Little—C rowley—Music; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Stella Lord—B askin—Biology . . . Cecil Cherry Lowe—M inden—Pre-Legal; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . M. E. Luse—I da—Commerce . . . H. Donald McBride—J onesboro—Engineering. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Marvin R. McCarty—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Abbie Ruth McClung—H ico—Home Economics . . . Don Spencer McComb—M onroe—Engineering . . . Jeanette McDonald—J unction City, Ark.—English . . . Janet McKellar—P lain Dealing—Home Eco nomics . . . Marguerite McKinney—G ibsland—Education . . . Gerald McLendon—O ak Ridge—Engineering . . . Thomas Laurence McMurphy—M onroe—Commerce. SECOND ROW: Carolyn McQuiller—M onroe—Home Economics . . . Maradee Magee—M ansfield—Commerce; Kappa Al¬ pha Zeta . . . Frances Marian—R uston—Education . . . Andrew P. Marmouget—D eRidder—Engineering . . . Nell Haile Maroney—M arion—Commerce; Kappa Delta . . . Margaret Jean Martin—F erriday—Home Eco¬ nomics; Kappa Alpha Zeta . . . Martha Martin—M inden—Commerce; Kappa Alpha Zeta . . . Oree Martin— Chatham—Arts and Sciences. THIRD ROW: Jane Hester Mashaw—R uston—Academic . . . J. Harlan Matthews—S pringhill—Agriculture . . . Dorothy Jane Maxwell—R uston—Commerce . . . Vernon E. Maxwell—R ayville—Agriculture . . . James Reade Mayer —R uston—Engineering . . . Harry Leon Mayfield—S hreveport—History; Theta Xi . . . James W. Meadows— Alco—Engineering . . . Marjory Meadows—R uston—Academic. FOURTH ROW: Olney Faye Meadows—L isbon—Music . . . Henry Huson Middleton, Jr.—S tonewall—Pre-Med . . . Kenneth Gilbert Miles—E l Dorado, Ark.—Academic . . . Grover Clint Miller—R odessa—Science-Mathematics Helen Drake Miller—W aterproof—Commerce; Kappa Delta . . . Isabel Miller—M inden—Art . . . Mary Blanche Mitcham—B ernice—Commerce . . . Naomi Lois Mitchell—R uston—Art. ' j SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Osa Benton Mobley, Jr.—E lm Grove—Engineering . . . George W. Montgomery—D elhi—Agriculture . . . Lillian Montgomery—D elhi—Home Economics; Theta Upsilon . . . Agatha Virginia Morgan—R uston—Com¬ merce; Theta Upsilon . . . Carolyn V. Morgan—S hongaloo—Home Economics . . . Jesse O. Morgan—C row¬ ley—Music . . . Harold Adrew Mouk—M onroe—Commerce; Kappa Sigma . . . Patricia Murphy—A rcadia— Physical Education; Theta Upsilon . . . Elizabeth Orr—B astrop—Commerce; Kappa Delta. SECOND ROW: Frances Neal—F armerville—Commerce . . . Billy Doyle Nelson—R uston—Agriculture . . . Pauline Nobles— Ruston—Education . . . Kathryn Faye Norwood—R odessa—Home Economics; Kappa Alpha Zeta . . . C. R. Nugent—R uston—Music . . . Russell W. Nugent—R uston—Agriculture . . . Mary Tom Nunnally—B astrop- Physical Education; Theta Upsilon . . . Elizabeth Orr—B astrop—Commerce; Kappa Delta. THIRD ROW: Virgil Orr—G lenmora—Engineering . . . Frances Gayle Outz—R uston—Mathematics-English . . . Martha Ann Pace—H eflin—Music; Kappa Alpha Zeta . . . Dorothy Elizabeth Parker—H aynesville—English-Foreign Languages . . . William Harold Parks—S pencer—Physical Education . . . Albert Edward Patterson—S ter- lington—Engineering . . . Corrie Pearce—R uston—Journalism . . . Milton Ford Pearce—G illiam—Commerce. FOURTH ROW: Laurin William Peppers—A nsley—Academic . . . Opal Pesnell—C lay—Home Economics . . . Mary Frances Pierce—W arnerton—Home Economics . . . Bobby Platt—M arion—Education . . . Naomi Kathryn Pollard— Oak Grove—Education; Kappa Delta . . . Mary Claire Poole—B ienville—Commerce . . . Mary Lou Powell —H omer—Commerce . . . Mertie Lucille Powell—H omer—Commerce. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Henry F. Price—R uston—Engineering; Kappa Sigma . . . O. E. Price—L ogansport—Commerce; Alpha Lamb¬ da Tau . . . Wayne D. Prince—S ikes—Agriculture . . . Janice Pullen—J onesboro—Home Economics . . . Mary Louise Ratliffe—M inden—-Arts and Sciences . . . Fred Eugene Raymond—B ossier City—Engineering; Al¬ pha Lambda Tau . . . Newton C. Reeves—M arion—Commerce . . . Frances Elizabeth Register—L ogansport —Commerce. SECOND ROW: Lee Elmo Renfrow—T allulah—Commerce . . . Don Reynolds—S pringhill—Commerce . . . Emmett F. Reynolds —D elhi—Agriculture . . . Charlsie Maxine Rhodes—W aco, Texas—Physical Education . . . Eugene Clinton Riall—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Wilkins Breese Rickerson—W est Monroe—Engineering . . . Melton Chloe Roberson—H ico—Agriculture . . . Miriam Robinson—R uston—Music. THIRD ROW: R. F. Robinson, Jr.—D anville—Academic . . . Marcelle Robison—V ivian—Home Economics; Theta Upsilon . . . Charles Elson Roemer—S hreveport—Agriculture-Chemistry . . . Crit H. Rogers, Jr.—N atchitoches— Engineering . . . Judson C. Rogers—J onesboro—Commerce; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Jesse Edward Roper— Gallion—Agriculture . . . Ralph P. Santangelo—T homas, W. Va.—Music . . . E. D. Schneider, Jr.—L ake Provi¬ dence—Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: Richard Matthew See—L ake Charles—Engineering . . . George William Sentell—M eadeville, Pa.—En¬ gineering; Kappa Sigma . . . Novaline Armenia Sentell—S hreveport—Commerce; Kappa Delta . . . Doris Shaw—M inden—Academic; Sigma Kappa . . . Shirley Sherman—H aynesville—Academic . . . George Tay¬ lor Shinpoch—R uston—Pre-Med; Pi Kappa Alpha . . . Regina Simpson—S terling ton—Arts and Sciences . . . W. Lucrien Simpson—D ownsville—Pre-Med. SOPHOMORES SECOND ROW: Julius Beldwin Smoak—F rierson—Engineering . . . Alton Leon Smead—C oushatta—Engineering . . . Mary Elizabeth Snelling—R uston—Home Ec . . . Patsy Stegall—R uston—Commerce . . . Edward Matthew Stephan—A lexandria—Academic . . . Vernon Jasper Stevenson—A rcadia—Commerce . . . David Stewart, Jr.—R uston—Agriculture . . . Mary Graham Stewart—M inden—Academic; Theta Upsilon. THIRD ROW: Marguerite Stokes—B unkie—Commerce; Theta Upsilon . . . Mabel W. Stratton—L illie—Commerce . . . Orrin W. Sumner—H omer—Commerce . . . Betty Lou Sumrell—S hreveport—Commerce . . . Mary Frances Sutton—G ibsland—Journalism . . . Lester L. Swanner—J onesboro—Agriculture ... A. V. Tait—J onesboro— Physical Education . . . Charles R. Tallman—M er Rouge—Commerce. FOURTH ROW: Clifton C. Tanner—C heneyville—Physical Education . . . Frank Tarver—R uston—Commerce; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Anne Craig Taylor—R uston—Art . . . Foster Jay Taylor—G ibsland—Journalism . . . Edward E. Temple—R ochelle—Engineering; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . Madeline Thaxton—B ernice—Physical Education . . . Lee Rawlings Thomas—W innfield—Engineering . . . J. W. Thompson—R uston—Engineering. FIRST ROW: Peggy Sims —Junction City, Ark.—Home Economics . . . Alma Jeanette Skinner —El Dorado, Ark.—Commerce . . . Lilli Ruth Slaid —Logansport—Commerce . . . James Richard Slay —Alexandria—Engineering; Alpha Lambda Tau . . . D. Harold Smelley —Clay—Commerce . . . Delbert Pershing Smith —Haynesville—Engi¬ neering . . . Earle M. Smith —Shreveport—Engineering . . . Eugenia Mae Smith —Wildsville—Home Eco¬ nomics. SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Annie Laurie Thomson—O ak Grove—Speech . . . Emogene Tomlin—E merson, Ark.—Music . . . Norma Kath¬ ryn Trussell—S imsboro—Music . . . Dorothy Tucker—B ernice—Music . . . Martha Evelyn Tugwell— Winnfield—Academic . . . James Edwin Turnley—T rout—Engineering . . . Sadie Turnley—T rout—Home Eco¬ nomics . . . Emma Lee Upshaw—L illie—Commerce. SECOND ROW: Gwendolyn Helen Upshaw—A lexandria—Education . . . Johnnie Usrey—S terlington—Engineering . . . Mur¬ ray Lamar Van Hooser—A rcadia—Commerce . . . Edith Maurice Van Horn—H omer—Home Economics . . . Mary Ruth Vernon—B ienville—Music . . . William Boyd Vice—A lexandria—Engineering; Lambda Chi Al¬ pha . . . Henrie Alfred Waldroup—D ixie—English; Sigma Kappa . . . Edna Mae Walker—C otton Valley— Commerce. THIRD ROW: Francis Walker—W innfield—Music . . . Lena Margaret Walker—A lexandria—Commerce . . . Maxine Wal¬ ker—S arepta—Education . . . Annie Mae Wall—W est Monroe—Home Economics . . . William Ray Wallace —S hreveport—Engineering . . . Elvie Wasson—S ummerfield—Education . . . Marion Francis Watson—L ees- ville—Home Economics . . . Charles Bryce Watt—B unkie—Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Louis G. Weil—M onroe—Engineering . . . Charles Gilman White—M er Rouge—Academic . . . Annie Mae Whitman—C houdrant—Home Economics . . . Bill Williams—A tlanta, Texas—Commerce . . . Billie Williams —S mackover, Ark.—Commerce . . . Isabel Wilson—B astrop—Home Economics . . . William C. Wilson—M er Rouge—Academic . . . William Wiss—N ew Orleans—Engineering. SOPHOMORES E. James Woodard —Ruston—Engineering . . . Frances Woodard —Arcadia—Home Economics; Kappa Delta . . . Frank R. Wright —Sterlington—Engineering . . . Marshall Wiley Wroten —Haynesville—Academic . . . Eula Routh Wurster —Jonesville—Speech . . . Tom M. Wynn —Ruston—Pre-Dental . . . C. H. Young —Sterling- ton—Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha . . . Edgar L. Young —Hico—Commerce . . . Dorothy Ellen Zebal— Myrtle Grove—Physical Education. Fie asked me, ' Do you wanta court? ' and I don ' t even know the guy! SOPHOMORES Officers Cale Martin. President Tom Garner. Vice-President Barbara Pearce. Secretary William Pearce. Treasurer Freshman Class FIRST ROW: Emma Jane Abney—B ethany—Commerce . . . Mary Jonnie Abney—G ibsland—Music . . . Robert Littleton Alexander—E l Dorado, Ark.—Engineering . . . Ruth Alexander—R uston—Commerce . . . Charles H. Allen —M arion—Agriculture . . . Beverly Gray Allison—I da—Engineering . . . Robert Craig Anders—A rcadia— Commerce . . . John Miller Armstrong—R uston—Commerce . . . Annie Louise Atkins—A thens—Home Eco¬ nomics . . . Varie Aulds—C houdrant—Commerce. SECOND ROW: Robert W. Bains—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Athelene Baker—H aughton—Commerce . . . Dixie Lee Ball —A lexandria—Social Science . . . Sunshine Ballard—F armerville—Education . . . Harriet Schumpert Barnes—R uston—Home Economics . . . Douglas Clyde Barnett—H ico—Engineering . . . Dorothy Barr— Shreveport—English . . . Robert Harold Barron-—L illie—Agriculture . . . Hardie L. Bass—T ullos—Chemistry . . . Grady Monroe Bates—L awson, Ark.—Engineering. THIRD ROW: Nellie V. Bates—Q uitman—Home Economics . . . Velda Arena Baxter—R uston—Academic . . . Virginia Baxter—J unction City—Commerce . . . Mary Elizabeth Beagle—A lexandria—Commerce . . . Barbara Beale —S hreveport—Commerce . . . jack Beard—H omer—Art . . . Hildred Beasley—S hreveport—Pre-Med . . . Sarah Lou Beebe—O ak Grove—Home Economics . . . Sidney Harold Biggs—D elhi—Engineering . . . Hugh D. Blanchard—A lexandria—Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Don Bolton—S pringhill—Commerce . . . Eva Laverne Boone—F armerville—Home Economics . . . Beverly Jean Bornitz—V ivian—Biology . . . James Lamar Boulet—R ayne—Music . . . Margaret Louise Bowdon— Alexandria—Home Economics . . . George Henry Boyd—C houdrant—Academic . . . James C. Brasher— Farmerville—Education . . . Jimmie Brasher—F armerville—Commerce . . . Carl Brewster—S hreveport—Pre- Med . . . Billie Walter Brewton—J ena—Engineering. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Louise Bridendall—A lexandria—Commerce . . . Billy Peyton Bridges—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Henry Delos Briggs—O ak Grove—Engineering . . . Daniel Brockner—O lla—Academic . . . Floyd O. Brooks—R us- ton—Engineering . . . Frances Elizabeth Brooks—R ussell, Kans.—Commerce . . . Benton Howard Brothers —R uston—Engineering . . . Elizabeth June Broussard—C rowley—Chemistry . . . Virginia Grace Bryan— Bryceland—Commerce . . . Maurine Bryant—L illie—Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Bundrick—S hreveport—English . . . Charles Clifton Burnham—C ullen—Engineering . . . Mary Elizabeth Burns—S hreveport—Academic . . . Alfred B. Buron—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Dorothy Bur¬ ton—A lexandria—Journalism . . . Byron G. Butler—W aterproof—Agriculture ... Jo Ann Butler—J ena— Academic . . Whitfield G. Butler—W aterproof—Agriculture . . . Mildred Byram—L illie—Academic Edith Calloway—J onesboro—Music. THIRD ROW: Marion Davis Cannon—N atchitoches—Mathematics . . . Gladys Naomi Carmichael—A rcadia—Education . . . Jimmy W. Carter—R uston—Academ ic . . . Vena Carver—S impson—Home Economics . . . Vesta Carver —S impson—Commerce . . . Bryant Dayton Caskey—R uston—Liberal Arts ... Harmon Caskey—A thens En¬ gineering . . . John Stiles Castles—S tarkville, Miss.—Agriculture . . . Margaret Ruth Chaddick—S hreveport —Pre-Med . . . Betty Jo Chaffin—B ryceland—Commerce. FOURTH ROW: Myrtis Chandler—R uston—Home Economics . . . Harold Joseph Clavier—N ew Orleans—Agriculture Jean Coats—E pps—Commerce . . . Margaret Sue Coleman—H aynesville—Home Economics . . . M. L. Cole¬ man—M onroe—Engineering . . . David Pearce Colvin—R uston—Engineering . . . Eva Lucille Colvin _Vien¬ na—Academic . . . Nancy DeLissa Colvin—R uston—Commerce . . . Fred Dodd Coons—S hreveport_En¬ gineering . . . Ida Christine Cooper—R uston—Physical Education. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Clarite Virginia Corley—M ansfield—Education . . . Marian Virginia Corey—R inggold Commerce . . . Joseph Richard Coulter—M onroe—Engineering . . . Albert Brown Cowan—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Clyde Hartwell Crawford—H illy—Agriculture . . . Melba Elizabeth Crawford—H illy—Home Economics . . . W. L. Crook, Jr.—R uston—Engineering . . . Leslie L. Crowson—J onesboro—Academic . . . Betty Jane Cummings—B ienville—Home Economics . . . Earl Bryan Cundiff—T allulah—Engineering. SECOND ROW: Loyce Marie Dark—J onesboro—Commerce . . . Miriam Avalyn Darnall—P ineville—Music . . . Janice Davidson—A thens—Academic . . . Ann Carolyn Davis—R uston—Commerce . . . Billy Joe Davis—H aynes- ville—Biology . . . Estelle Davis—Ruston—Pre-Med . . . Flois Mae Davis—R uston—Education . . . Helen Jacqueline Davis—F armerville—Home Economics . . . Lewis Harley Davis—E l Dorado, Ark.—Engineering . . . Mary Frances Davis—D ubach—Education. THIRD ROW: Estabel Dawson—H omer—Home Economics . . . Joyce DeFreese—R uston—Commerce . . . Ruth Elizabeth Dehner—R uston—Home Economics . . . Loraine DeJean—H odge—Home Economics . . . Buster Deloney— Hilly—Engineering . . . Gladys Louise Deloney—R uston—Home Economics . . . Burley DeVille—O ak Grove —Engineering . . . Mary Jane Dickard—M onroe—Art . . . Edith Grey Digby—F armerville—Academic . . . Mildred Louise Dodgen—A lexandria—Commerce. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Louise Donald—M eridian, Miss.—Commerce . . . Johnnie Frank Dopson—W est Monroe—Engineer¬ ing . . . Lamar Dowling—S imsboro—Agriculture . . . Lenora Dowling—S imsboro—Home Economics . . . Vennie Dry—M ansfield—Commerce . . . Andrew Scott Dudley—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Katharine Mae Dyson—B ossier City—Commerce . . . Peggy Olivia Edmiston—R uston—Home Economics . . . Bobby Ed¬ wards—F armerville—Academic . . . Charles H. Edwards, Jr.—V ivian—Engineering . . . FRESHMEN (m lr IP! 1 rm FIRST ROW: Eldred H. Edwards—S imsboro—Engineering . . . Eugenia Edwards—R uston—Commerce . . . Walter David Edwards—R uston—Engineering . . . S. Preston Eggers—M inden—Commerce . . . James Gay Ehlert—W ater¬ proof—Enginee ring . . . Joyce Evelyn Eiland—H odge—Commerce . . . Michael Elioff, Jr.—M onroe—En¬ gineering . . . Robert Elioff—M onroe—Engineering . . . From an Lowell Ellerbe—R ayville—Commerce . . . Marjorie Nell Erskine—A lexandria—Commerce. SECOND ROW: George V. Evanoff—-S hreveport—Engineering . . . Edna Lucille Evans—R uston—Home Economics . . . J. T. Evans—B askin—-Agriculture . . . Van Evans—B ooneville, Ark.—Engineering . . . J. M. Farrar—L illie—En¬ gineering . . . Freida Mae Faulkner—C houdrant—Commerce . . . Thomas R. Feazel—W est Monroe—Engi¬ neering . . . Blanche Eleanor Fetteroff—H omer—Commerce . . . Edward Fisher, Jr.—F ordoche—Journalism . . . Catherine Rubena Flaherty—C otton Valley—Education. THIRD ROW: James Emanuel Folds—B askin—Agriculture . . . Marian Ford—S hreveport—Home Economics . . . George Earl Foster—F armerville—Commerce . . . Pat Foster—J onesboro—Commerce . . . Andy Paul Fouche—O il City—Engineering . . . Raymond Fox—T ullos—Engineering . . . Martha Frazier—R uston—Education . . . James Everett Freeman—R uston—Engineering . . . Mary Bess Frey—J onesboro—Commerce . . . Virginia Lee Frye—L ake Providence—Education. FOURTH ROW: Max Fuller—B ernice—Engineering . . . Grace Furr—T allulah—Home Economics . . . Elizabeth Caroline Galloway—A rcadia—Commerce . . . Florrie Warren Gantt—A rcadia—Commerce . . . Dorothy Janette Garland—L ettsworth—Commerce . . . Tom Garner—M inden—Journalism . . . Vivian Lucille Garrett—E l Dorado, Ark.—Commerce . . . William Riley Garrett—G ibsland—Engineering . . . Mack Milam Gatlin— Jonesboro—Commerce . . . James Carlton Gholson—H omer—Engineering. FRESHMEN ft ¥ ft  B|| 1 ml, rif) P A -TT 1 Aik 3k A 1 C- ip SP w : i o rv.. Jm ft Os hHj M n frV-l SMI |r fl i ufl 0 Jk PT V m illlk pF w’ ml : —• “? f ft IP-- ■ft. hi . Jk n: jP v I. f IBIS Jl- i iw v k ft 4 K ■ i J Iry jlP W p mx mm i«gM| 0J v ' ' Pi f FIRST ROW: Herman Gibson—C layton—Engineering . . . Wan a Ann Gibson—H arrisonburg—Academic . . . Alice Gilbert —T allulah—Commerce . . . Robert Burnside Goff—A rcadia—Engineering . . . James Spencer Goins—R uston —Commerce . . . Jack Boyd Golson—C alho un—Engineering . . . Charles Sidney Goodgame—S mackover, Ark.—Pre-Med . . . James Walter Goss—F armerville—Academic . . . Marvin Graham—S earcy, Ark.—En¬ gineering . . . Morris Newton Grant—M onroe—Engineering. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Gray—M arksville—Commerce . . . James Kern Gray—R odessa—Engineering . . . Kenneth E. Gray —R odessa—Engineering . . . William G. Gray—R odessa—Engineering . . . Helen Marie Green—C houdrant —Academic . . . Roy Atwood Greene—M inden—Commerce . . . Ella Maud Greer—R uston—Education . . . T. F. Greeson, Jr.—L isbon—Engineering . . . Joe L. Griffith—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Elaine Elizabeth Grigsby—R uston—Commerce. THIRD ROW: Zinnie Maude Grissom—J onesboro—Commerce . . . Janet Marian Guess—W ashington, D. C.—Commerce . . . Bonnie Gullatt—R uston—Commerce . . . Hardy C. Gunter—B astrop—Engineering . . . Maxine Hadwin— Lisbon—Academic . . . Harry Arnold Haigler—M inden—Journalism . . . Calvin Wesley Hall—M ansfield— Engineering . . . Thomas William Hammock—R uston—Commerce . . . Jack Arnold Harris—R uston—Aca¬ demic . . . Barksdale Harrison—B astrop—Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Herbert Jack Hart—W est Monroe—Engineering . . . Dan L. Hathaway—B onita—Agriculture . . , James Oscar Haynes—M inden—Engineering . . . William Claire Heard—H ico—Commerce . . . Clem Vernon Hen¬ derson—J ennings—Physical Education . . . Zane Eric Henderson—L illie—Commerce . . . Bonnie Beth Henry —C houdrant—Home Economics . . . Devonne Henry—A rcadia—Commerce . . . Madge Henry—H aynesville —Commerce . . . Thomas R. Henry—D ubach—Engineering. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Meraline Herd—B ernice—Education . . . Dara Mae Herren—D oyline—Academic . . . Betty Hicks—R uston —Commerce . . . Marvin Edwin Higginbotham—W aterproof—Commerce . . . Mary Hightower—S hreveport —Commerce . . . Jack Hines—L eesville—Academic . . . James J. Hollis—B ernice—Pre-Med . . . Drayton Eloy Holman—F armerville—Education . . . C. Ray Holstead—C houdrant—Commerce . . . William Thorp Hona- ker—S hreveport—Engineering. SECOND ROW: Myrtle Pauline Hood—H illy—Education . . . Loran Donald Hood—H illy—Commerce . . . Wilma Catherine Hopkins—G retna—Home Economics . . . William Fred Hornberger—M onroe—Engineering . . . Cleve C. Howard—J onesboro, Ark.—Academic . . . Hazel Elaine Howard—F erriday—Home Economics . . . Annie Lee Hudson—J onesboro—Education . . . Alma Lee Huff—C houdrant—Music . . . William Travis Hughes—P ine- ville—Commerce . . . Henry Richard Humble—C olumbia—Art. THIRD ROW: Margaret Frances Hunt—M onroe—Biology . . . Mary Lottie Hurst—B ernice—Commerce . . . C. R. Jarmon, Jr.—M arion—Commerce . . . Imogene Jarnagin—R uston—Art . . . LaVerne Jarnagin—R uston—Commerce . .. Raymond Preston Jeffress—J onesboro—Art . . . James Alton Jenkins—S imsboro—Agriculture . . . Myrtle Lue Jenkins—B astrop—Home Economics . . . Alma Johnson—S hreveport—Commerce . . . Bernadine Lyda Johnson—P itkin—Physical Education. FOURTH ROW: Billy Johnson— Doyline — Engineering . . . Alice Wilson Johnston— Alexandria — Commerce . . . Robert Monard Johnston —Ruston—Agriculture . . . Chesley Huey Jones— Farmerville—Commerce . . . Harold La¬ mar Jones— Ruston — Pre-Med . . . Francie Lee Jordan— Haile — Physical Education . . . Frank Edward Jor¬ dan —Haile—Agriculture . . . Jerelyn Juban —Shreveport—Academic . . . S. C. Justus —Shreveport—Engineer¬ ing . . . Marjorie Mae Keeny— New Orleans — Education. FRESHMEN j FIRST ROW: Doris Kemp—W innfield—Education . . . Mary Elisabeth Kendall—R uston—Journalism . . . William H. Ken¬ dall—R uston—Pre-Legal . . . L ' Vonne Kerrigan—W isner—Education . . . Martha Jane Key—S hreveport Commerce . . . Sunshine Kidd—C houarant—Journalism . . . Leonard L. Kilgore—J ennings—Engineering . . . Brown Franklin Kimbell—I da—Engineering . . . Charles Thomas King—D ubach—Commerce . . . Ralph R. Kirkland—R uston—Engineering. SECOND ROW: William E. Krek—B ogalusa—Engineering . . . Leon Lanier Lafitte—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Gertrude Landers—R uston—Commerce . . . Dorothy Virginia Lawton—V ivian—Academic . . . Marjorie LeBlanc— Shreveport—Commerce . . . Frank Lee, Jr.—L isbon—Engineering . . . Mary Kathryn Lee—K ilbourne—Home Economics . . . Porter B. Lee—R oosevelt—Agriculture . . . Ouida Jean Lehman—A lexandria—Commerce . . . Ouida Marness Lester—M onroe—Home Economics. THIRD ROW: Mary Elizabeth Lewis—M aryville—Home Economics . . . Flora Belle Lindsay—D ownsville—Education . Ellis Dale Lindsay—E pps—Academic . . . Margaret Elaine Lindsey—R uston—Academic . . . Bessie Marie Little—R hinehart—Commerce . . . Billy Lomax—R uston—Engineering . . . S. D. Lott—R uston—Engineering . . . Juanita Lowe—H aynesville—Commerce . . . Thomas A. Lowe—H aynesville—Engineering . . . C. W. Loyd —R uston—Art. FOURTH ROW: Jess Loyd, Jr.—H ico—Engineering . . . Norma Ruth Lucky—J onesboro—Home Economics . . . Helen Anita Luttrell—O ak Grove—Home Economics . . . Catherine Phoenell Lynch—L ogansport—Home Economics James Thomas McAteer—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Norman Francis McCall—G rand Chenier—Engineer¬ ing . . . Doris Elizabeth McCulley—A lexandria—Home Economics . . . Louis Pirkle McDonald—V ienna_ Engineering . . . Stephen Lee McDonald—M inden—Academic . . . Neal Doyle McEacharn—D elhi En¬ gineering. FRESHMEN I FIRST ROW: Patsy Ruth McEachern—D elhi—Physical Education . . . Sarah Elizabeth McGough—H aughton—Home Eco¬ nomics . . . J. D. McHenry—C olumbia—Journalism . . . Catherine Elizabeth McKenzie—R uston—Commerce . . . Jack Madison McKenzie—H odge—Engineering . . . Marius Lester McKenzie—N ewellton—Academic . . . Mary McKinney—R uston—Academic . . . Francis Edward McLean—B astrop—Mathematics . . . James Winn McManus—W innsboro—Academic . . . Dempse McMullen—S hreveport—Engineering. SECOND ROW: Kitty Kathryn McNair—S icily Island—Physical Education . . . Peter Byron McRae—S hreveport—Engineer¬ ing . . . Margaret Ann Mabry—B ernice—Music . . . James Howell Magee—P ort Sulphur—Engineering . . . Janis Mann—R uston—Music . . . Roberta Margaret Manning—R uston—Home Economics . . . Cale Martin— Winnsboro—Academic . . . Robert A. Martin—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Robert Amerous Martin— Shreveport—Engineering . . . Bettye Jane Moschaux—S hreveport—Pre-Med. THIRD ROW: Edward Randolph Massey—A lexandria—Engineering . . . Arthur Ray Matthews—W innsboro—Agriculture . . . Charles Edward Matthews—J ennings—Academic . . . Calvin Jackson May—S imsboro—Pre-Med . . . Robert L. Mayer—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Dorothy Ann Meadows—R uston—Academic . . . J. Herschel Meadows—L isbon—Engineering ... Joe Thummond Melton—R uston—Engineering . . . Alva Cled Miller— Rodessa—Commerce . . . C. D. Miller, Jr.—R uston—Engineering. FOURTH ROW: John Harry Miller—C rowley—Engineering . . . Joyce Elizabeth Miller—M onroe—Commerce . . . William P. Mills—N ew Orleans—Engineering . . . Myrt Mincey—R uston—Commerce . . . Gerald E. Mitchell— Homer—Engineering . . . Margie Beth Mitchell—B ernice—Education . . . Joyce Modisette—H aynesville— Social Science . . . Gloria Ellen Moncla—M oncla—Music . . . Rebecca Monk—R uston—Home Economics . . . Nan Monsour—S hreveport—Commerce. FRESHMEN M ■ ■ feif m J| .$ , , j j A -y mm j JP .«► J • ' 4 n • 4 A ■ . lb: a -f Irh m m mm t j ■ B b Br -r ipF p fS K W a Wm j t FIRST ROW: Jesse Bedell Moon—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Robert Clark Moore—M onroe—Engineering . . . Billy Morgan—L avann, Ark.—Pre-Med . . . Dawson Phillip Morris—H arris—Agriculture . . . William Herbert M oss—Ruston—Commerce . . . Helen Adele Munson—C arandaigua, N. Y.—Home Economics . . . George Al¬ bert Murphry—C alhoun—Engineering . . . Nell Nabors—M ansfield—Home Economics . . . Laurice D. Nap- per—S imsboro—Engineering . . . R. C. Nash—L illie—Academic. SECOND ROW: V. Marveline Nash—L illie—Commerce . . . Elaine Nelson—L illie—Music . . . Helen Olivia Nelson—R us¬ ton—Social Science . . . Shirley Virginia Nethken—R uston—Music . . . Freddie Janice Newman—W innfield —Commerce . . . Egbert M. Norris—F armerville—Agriculture . . . Dorothy Virginia Nowling—B ethany— Academic . . . Brumby Nell Nugent—R uston—Commerce . . . Marcelle Ogden—E l Dorado, Ark.—Music . . . William Oglesby—E l Dorado, Ark.—Engineering. THIRD ROW: Jason Camillous Owen—K ilbourne—Education . . . Kenneth J. Parker—S hreveport—Chemistry . . . Oscar J. Parker—S terlington—Engineering . . . Robert Roy Parmley—L ogansport—Engineering . . . Jeanne Pat¬ terson—R uston—Home Economics . . . James Franklin Paul—E l Dorado, Ark.—Engineering . . . Barbara May Pearce—B unkie—Home Economics . . . William P. Pearce—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Stuart Ray Peavy —S hreveport—Commerce . . . Paul Perritt—A rcadia—Engineering. FOURTH ROW: Effie Clyde Phillips—S hreveport—Commerce . . . Donald Owen Pike—L ouisville, Ky.—Engineering . . . Dorothy Pipes—C alhoun—Commerce . . . Mary Sue Pipes—T rout—Home Economics . . . Truman H. Pipes— Choudrant—Agriculture . . . Maydell Pinson—R odessa—Home Economics . . . Jesselynn Pirkle—R uston— Education . . . Eddie B. Pohl—M onroe—Engineering . . . Claudine Lucille Polk—C ommerce—Winnsboro . . . Aylmer B. Post, Jr.—R uston—Commerce. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Bessie Price—W innsboro—Biology . . . Mark Price, III—Bernice—Pre-Med . . . Sarah Storey Provost— Mansfield—Commerce . . . John Russell Rachal—S hreveport—Commerce . . . A. W. Rachal—R uston—En¬ gineering . . . Cleon Ellis Raymond—B ossier City—Engineering . . . John W. Ramsey—L ogansport—Engineer¬ ing . . . Benjamin L. Rea—R uston—Academic . . . W. L. Read—F armerville—Academic . . . Russell R. Read- himer—V ienna—Commerce. SECOND ROW: Esther Claire Reese—A rcadia—Journalism . . . Myrtle Cleo Reeves—M arion—Home Economics . . . Wil¬ liam Colvin Reeves—B ernice—Engineering . . . Mary Connor Reidenbach—S hreveport—Commerce . . . Lind¬ sey W. Riall—M ooringsport—Engineering . . . Ruth Anna Rich—R uston—Commerce . . . Jane Rieves— Shreveport—Home Economics . . . Janice Risinger—L illie—Academic . . . Nell Ruth Risinger—R uston—Com¬ merce . . . Jewell Virginia Roach—C houdrant—Commerce. THIRD ROW: Joseph Miguel Ros—S pringhill—Engineering . . . Vershall A. Roy—N ew Vida—Engineering . . . Eleanor Ruth Roye—W est Monroe—Home Economics . . . Ida Katharine Russell—J ena—Music . . . Steele Alexan¬ der Russell—J ena—Agriculture . . . Evelyn Hope Ryder—A lexandria—Home Economics . . . Kenneth Ellis Salsbury—E ros—Agriculture . . . Dorothy Sample—E l Dorado, Ark.—Academic . . . Daye Sanders—R uston —Home Economics . . . Glenn Almand Sanders—-M inden—Agriculture. FOURTH ROW: Robert H. Sanders—B ienville—Engineering . . . Peggy Sawyer—B elcher—Academic . . . William Patric Scalia—M onroe—Academic . . . Lena Bernice Scogins—E l Dorado, Ark.—Academic . . . Leo Nevan Scull— El Dorado, Ark.—Engineering . . . Kie K. Sebastian—M ansfield—Social Science . . . James Kenneth Sehon— Tullos—Commerce . . . Chester P. Sellers—L illie—Biology . . . Roger Louis Semon—S hreveport—Commerce . . . George Henry Sherman, Jr.—H aynesville—Agriculture. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Rayford Sherman—H aynesville—Speech . . . C. F. Shirey—B ernice—Speech . . . Lida Mae Shirey—B ernice —Education . . . Mary Kathryn Shows—M ansfield—Home Economics . . . James Marion Simmons—V ienna— Commerce . . . Laverne Elizabeth Simmons—R uston—Commerce . . . Maxine Simmons—R uston—Home Eco¬ nomics . . . George Simonton—R uston—Agriculture . . . Curtis Sledge—D elhi—Agriculture ... Jo Eleanor Sledge—C astor—Academic. SECOND ROW: Betty Jordan Smith—S hreveport—Home Economics . . . Joe Regan Smith—R inggold—Engineering . . . Jessie Evelyn Smith—D ownsville—Education . . . Kathryn Ann Smith—L inville—Physical Education . . . LeRoy O. Smith—R uston—Agriculture . . . Nancy Smith—S t. Joseph—Commerce . . . Nell Smith—L illie—Physical Edu¬ cation . . . Thelma Smith—H aynesville—Commerce . . . Addie Mae Snell—H aile—Commerce . . . S. J. Spell —A nsley—Engineering. THIRD ROW: Jean Spurlock—S hreveport—Commerce . . . Alice Evelyn Stafford—O pelousas—Commerce . . . Bill A. Stampley—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Ernest Milam Steen—M onroe—Commerce . . . Brooks Montgom¬ ery Stein—M onroe—Engineering . . . Melba Stephenson—R uston—Commerce . . . Edward Earl Stevenson —Q uitman—Engineering . . . Floyd Glen Stewart—Q uitman—Agriculture . . . Nancy Loraine Stewart— Hodge—Physical Education . . . Christelle St. John—B ernice—Commerce. FOURTH ROW: Louis B. Stranghan—D elhi—Engineering . . . Dwayne Maurice Talbot—J onesboro—Pre-Law . . . Doris L. Taylor—F armerville—Commerce . . . Freddie Mae Taylor—C houdrant—Education . . . Gloria Louise Tay¬ lor—R uston—Music . . . Glynn Egan Taylor—W eed, Cal.—Engineering . . . Henry Oscar Taylor—C alhoun —Pre-Med . . . Juliet Taylor—S pringhill—Commerce . . . Mary Belle Taylor—A rcadia—Social Science . . . Wilma Taylor—S pringhill—Commerce. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Roxie Lee Temple—D odson—Commerce . . . William B. Tenney—S hreveport—Pre-Med . . . Michael Theodus —R uston—Engineering . . . James Ponder Theus—A rcadia—Engineering . . . LaMont Thomas—C otton Valley —Engineering . . . Margaret Virginia Thomas—R uston—Commerce . . . Gordon Thompson—D oyline—Music . . . Sam Leighton Thurmon—B ernice—Commerce . . . Fayma Tilley—B ryceland—Home Economics . . . Mar¬ garet Tinsley—R uston—Education. SECOND ROW: Charles Todd—S hreveport—Engineering . . . James Emmett Tomlinson—S our Lake, Texas—Engineering . . . Nixon Tooke—M cDade—Engineering . . . Ozemai A. Toups, Jr.—L ake Arthur—Engineering . . . Mildred Trus- sell—R uston—Home Economics . . . Harold Bewley Tucker—O ak Grove—Engineering . . . McMath Tucker —H aughton—Engineering . . . Charles Leamon Turnage—F armerville—Agriculture . . . Robert Lee Tyson, Jr. —Vivian—Engineering . . . Alberto Francisco Umpierre—C omerio, Puerto Rico—Agriculture. THIRD ROW: Coy Edward Upshaw—L illie—Agriculture . . . Elva W. Upshaw—L illie—Education . . . Fisher Lee Van Ars- dale—B aton Rouge—Engineering . . . B. Otts Van Hook—R uston—Engineering . . . Audrey Lea Vickers— Lillie—Biology . . . Elizabeth Voss—G loster—Commerce . . . George William Wafer—J onesboro—Engineer¬ ing . . . Ruby B. Wagner—G lenmora—Home Economics . . . Lenora Wagoner—W est Monroe—Home Eco¬ nomics . . . Faye Elizabeth Waldroup—E xtension—Home Economics. FOURTH ROW: Robert Edward Waldroup—R uston—Engineering . . . Jack Rew Walker—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Kath¬ ryn Walker—G ibsland—Home Economics . . . Bebe Wall—S hreveport—English . . . Betty Glyn Wall— Homer—Commerce . . . Dorothy Myrtle Wallace—R uston—Music . . . E. Rosemary Walters—V ienna— Home Economics . . . Otha Lloyd Waltman—G ibsland—Commerce . . . Francis Arline Ware—H aynesville —Commerce . . . Arthur M. Washburn—L ittle Rock, Ark.—Academic. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Horace Edward Watson—H omer—Engineering . . . Max Watts—R uston—Engineering . . . Billie Blanche Weber—A nsley—Commerce . . . Charles Frank Weydirt—E lm Park—Engineering . . . Pauline White—B aton Rouge—Academic . . . Adolph White—R uston—Engineering . . . Joe White—B ernice—Pre-Med . . . Ardis W. Williams—S hreveport—Commerce . . . Carl Clinton Williams—R uston—Agriculture . . . Gloria Jean Wil¬ liams—F armerville—Home Economics. SECOND ROW: Horace Williams, Jr.—S heridan, Ark.—Music . . . James C. Williams—L ittle Rock, Ark.—Music . . . Mary L. Williams—A rcadia—Music . . . Virginia Williams—J unction City, Ark.—Commerce . . . Everette Ray Wil¬ liamson—R uston—Engineering . . . Wayne Eugene Williamson—R uston—Engineering . . . Donald L. Willis —S hreveport—Engineering . . . Billy Paul Wilson—A lexandria—Engineering . . . Bobbie Carroll Wilson— West Monroe—Pre-Med . . . Olga Lee Wilson—H aile—Home Economics . . . Irene Wimberly—O ak Ridge— Academic. THIRD ROW: Mary Jo Winters—E l Dorado, Ark.—Commerce . . . Ray Edward Witter—A lexandria—Engineering . . . Eleanor Mabel Wright—R uston—Physical Education . . . Ernest Wright—W elsh—Pre-Law . . . Wilbur David Wright—S hreveport—Engineering . . . William Bailey Wright—S hreveport—Engineering . . . Jean Young—L ittle Rock, Ark.—Commerce . . . Johnie Earl Young—A nsley—Academic . . . Robroy McGregor Young—W est Monroe—Engineering . . . Shelby Preston Young—T angipahoa—Engineering . . . Mary Lu¬ cille Zeigler—O xford—Commerce. FRESHMEN % V 4 . 1 SELECTS TECH’S LOVELIEST McOtinnei) _Marie Ofndenon Mildred Awards Patricia CDi awson Bever lii 3 £eh ms uia Hulh Q)urster Skir ley CNetlik en yMarc uerite 3 tol[adaij Mary R.utk Garter Stetla £or ) J a Yeta 3 tu LCjqs Jit aitlo ar one i ai Lor HOMECOMING At the annual homecoming game Tech played Hardin-Simmons. The game was ruled over by Queen Marion Willis. Her attendants were (left to right) Gertrude Northcott, Merle Harmon, Mary Alice Nelson, Mary Catherine McGinty, and Schumpert Barnes. At the right is the Theta Upsilon float which won first prize. The old fash¬ ioned girl is Dorothy Ann Meadows. Below are scenes from the parade and at the half. WHOS WHO Anne Goyne Social events at Tech would hardly have been com¬ pleted without Anne ' s charming presence. She was president of Kappa Delta Sorority, a member of the Blue Jackets, Tech Theater players, reporter on the Tech Talk, a member of the Pan-Hellenic council, Press Club, an Omega Kappa sweetheart, and Presi¬ dent of the Kappa Delta pledges. W. T. Wells Billy, a good brother to everybody, was a valuable member of the chemistry department, and also a member of the Student Senate, Engineers ' Assocaition, President of Tau Chi Sigma Fraternitv, President of the Chemical Engineers ' Association, Historian of the Senior Class, a member of the Delta Alpha Rho Fra¬ ternity, Omega Kappa Fraternity, Kappa Sigma Fra¬ ternity, T. H. Harris Scholarship Club, and a Knight at the Engineers ' Ball. Harvey Benoit Sincere Harvey q uietly assumes his duties as Presi¬ dent of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, President of the Inter-fraternity Council, a member of the Student Union, Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, and Delta Alpha Rho Fraternity. Janice Tarpley Janice seems born to rule as she was President of Harper Hall, President of Theta Upsilon Sorority, President of the Honor Council, President of Pan- Hellenic Council, a member of the Women ' s League, Tech Theater Players, in the casts of Mr. Pirn Passes By, Our Town, and First Lady, and in Who ' s Who at Tech, 40-41. Edna Earle Carroll Known as Sis to her friends, she has distinguished herself as Society Editor of the Tech Talk, Lagniappe Beauty, Tech Theater players, Reporter on the Tech Talk, casts of First Lady and The Importance of Being Earnest, Student Union, Press Club, Senior Adviser, Features Editor of the Lagniappe, Y. W. C. A. Clu Flu Lusk Proving that he is a scientist at heart, Clu Flu spent much of his time as a biology laboratory assistant, and was also a member of the Omega Kappa Fra¬ ternity, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, T. H. Harris Scholar¬ ship Club, Forensic Club, President of the El Realia Club, Tech Theater Players, Student Senate, President of the Senior class, President of Gamma Epsilon Fra¬ ternity, President of the Biology Club, and was in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, 40-41. E. W. Carswell Outstanding as a journalist. Judge in a quiet way assumed the duties of being President of Alpha Lambda Tau Fraternity, Editor of the Tech Talk, Editor of the Tech Review, a member of the Interna¬ tional Relations Club, Sigma Tau Delta Fraternity, Interfraternity Council, Delegate to the Associated Press Convention, Delegate to the National Alpha Lambda Tau Convention, and a member of the Fresh¬ men Rules Committee. AT TECH UOLPH In ORTON Outstanding as a fraternity man and campus leader Dolph was President of Kappa Sigma Fraternity a member of the B. S. U. Council, President of the Open Forum club, a member of the Omega Kappa Frater¬ nity Y. M. C. A., Student Senate Debate Squad, Eng¬ land debate contest, Freshmen Rules Committee In¬ terfraternity Council, Amateur Radio Club Mary Walker Talented as an actress Mary also may claim gov¬ ernmental ability as she was president of the Tech Theater players, a member of the Student Senate, Theta Upsilon Sorority, Y. W. C. A., Senior Adviser, Lagniappe Favorite, Education club, in the casts of ' ' First Lady, Sun-Up, and The Importance of Being Earnest. Mary Holt Barnes Although a busy member of the physical education department, Mary Holt found time to execute her duties as President of the Blue Jackets, President of the Physical Education Club, a member of the Tech Theater Players, Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, Senior Adviser. Fay Gilbert Peppy and always smiling Fay put much enthusiasm into all her work. She was President of the Women ' s League, President of Women ' s Intramural sports board, a member of the Y. W. C. A., Student Senate, Honor Council, Sigma Kappa Sorority, President of Sigma Kappa pledges, a delegate to the Y. W. C. A. National Convention, National Federation Delegate to New Jersey, Queen of the Agriculture Ball, and Maid of the Engineer ' s Ball, a Kappa Sigma Sweetheart. Harbert Marshall Versatile seems to be the word for Harbert when looking over his activities. He was a member of Sigma Alpha Delta Fraternity, Pi Kappa Alpha Fra¬ ternity, Tau Chi Sigma Fraternity, President of Engi¬ neer ' s Association, President of Delta Alpha Rho Fra¬ ternity, a member of the T. H. Harris Scholarship club, and the tennis team. Jimmie Person Man about the campus Jimmie stayed busy as Presi¬ dent of the Student Body, Manager of the Baseball Team, and a member of the International Relations Club, and Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. Miriam Davis Wielding her power quietly, Mimi exerted much in¬ fluence as President of Harper hall, a member of the Sigma Kappa Sorority, executive board of Women ' s League, International Relations Club, a Senior Ad¬ viser, maid at the Engineers ' Ball, Delegate to the convention of student government of Southern Col¬ leges and Universities, and President of the Sigma Kappa pledges. Edna Earle Carroll Society Editor On April 12 of this year the Tech Talk, official college newspaper, published weekly by the Louisiana Tech journalism students, celebrated its fifteenth birthday. It is published in the Tech printing department, one of the most complete plants of any college in the South. In addition, Tech maintains a photography studio and photoengraving plant to serve college publications. Elba W. Carswell Editor-in-chiel The newspaper has been consistently given first class honor rating by an Associated Collegiate Press critical serv¬ ice, and was twice judged All-Ameri¬ can. It is a charter member of the Louisiana Collegiate Press Association. (Lltr (U ' rij ®alk Tom Ratliffe Business Manager Odell Vallery Sports Editor Eugene Nunnally Associate Editor % STATE FAIR Here are scenes from the annual football game played between Tech and Louisiana Normal at the State Fair in Shreveport. Anne Goyne as queen ruled over the game. She was attended by Billy Baskin. Maids are (left to right) Marguerite Holladay, Beve rly Broadwell, Patricia Dawson, Alice Gatti, Naomi Pollard, and Mary Ruth Carter. Snapshots show the band on parade led by Stick Brown, Tech ' s Blue Jackets ' Victory march, the cheering squad, a scene from the game, and scene from the lobby of the Washington Youree hotel, headquarters for the Bulldogs. 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . Fore Aft A sure sign of spring Confidential, no doubt Hold that line Good news, Elayne? Teasing the fish 1. Perritt on the loose 2. Heat engines class 3. In the printing department 4. Dining hall tragedy 5. Practice teaching 6. Blitz on the dining hall 7. Changing classes PICK YOUR 7 VOTES FROM mis LIST Mil MAKY i CONMt D 0T f a um RSKENE MARGUERITE HOLLIDAY IULA RUTH WURSTER NAOMI POLLARD MAH SWfilOCK JANET MOELLER MARGARET MAI SAUNDERS ON 1. Nominees for State Fair Queen 2. Our nurse 3. Off to shoot a few rounds 4. Coming back from El Paso 5. Swing that gal ; Abner 6. The morning after 7. Hold it! Click—Thank you 1. Blow it out boys 2. In the limelight 3. Singing Christmas carols 4. Inside Monroe ' s covered wagon 5. They made it Band parades before the Gent game Only seven votes boys What is he doing in front of the drums? Blue Jackets and Band at State Fair On guard The demon gets the hot foot 4. 5. 6 . 1. 2 . 3. I 1. A happy lass 2. Super seeing 3. A familiar scene 4. Our President 5. Musicians, not soldiers—yet 6. Must be heading for the P. O. in K. H. 7. A modern dancer 1. Probably writing home for cookies and cash 2. Enjoying life 3. Tech Talk in the making 4. Take it easy, fellows 5. They ' re men now 6. Freshmen—wrong side out 7. Sadie Hawkins dance 1 . 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. Sunday afternoon. Yanks. Snapping the snapped. Tech Christmas dance. Kappa Delta float. They wanted wings Working on the Lagniappe? Joe College (three times). She spends her moneys for the Sunday funnies. He weilds a wicked stick. Bo takes it slow. Art department at work. First prize float. All done in fun. A cold day in February. The Yanks last stand . Settin ' out front. Blue Jackets on parade. In the Bulldog Kennel. Harper at Christmas. Beating paths. 1 . 2 . 3. 4. 5 . 6 . 7. 1 . 2 . 3 . 4. 5. 6 . 7. The snow down . Getting the cold shoulder. Remember Snag Ford. Moody in the mood. Watch your step, Ruthmary. S ' now use. Hash slinger Garrett. Strike up the band! Wonderful thing, snow. Tiger bound. Her face is pretty too! Off duty. The pugnacious instinct. Grin, McGinty. 1 . 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. Off to the armed forces. The South American Way. A longing look back. It finally came. Hold it, boys. I ' ll take yours, if you ' ll take mine. Hear that trumpet, Chuck? 1. Sitting on top of the world 2. Which is mine? 3. K. A. Z. float 4. A perfect example of adoration 5. Mrs. Smith presses a photo 6. A class in modern dancing 7. She must see a ghost 8. On the porch of the Student Center 9. Blues in the night 1. Registration starts here 2. Goes through here 3. And ends here—after so long 4. Practice in first aid 5. Bewildered freshmen 6. Four beautiful settings (The pictures, dope) 7. Name, please 1. Alice and Mac 2. Nan and James 3. Irene and Gerald 4. Hortense and Lee 5. Nancy and Richard 6. Bootsy and Billy 7. Marjorie and Glenwood Merle and Walt Evelyn and Jack Just everybody Lilly and Dempse Carolyn and Harbert Mary and Sleepy Anne and Gene ' : i(:ilr Z. ' tV : ‘ r -- £ ' 5£?-,. £ • ; v£ 2 rJ%T S w - I 5 - • t .. y. ir-••-• ' • v-r - ■ ir 5 %« t- . S-S ' .V -ji t£: -. ••• -• „.£ .t • • C ‘ v y s 7 W R 4 v •: « ; • :••; : K« ; 4 wmmkA r f -xV - •- . M T ‘ . ; «a! ' • i? - i«r J y , Mf; : -r fe-•■ :• • ' 8 ?$ A? : ►r - w-  • . ' « . $$£? k vv. y « r ‘ 1 — ti 1 - v w - - “Si : : V ; ' a mi y • v£m -• : r. : ' .x;-V; . ;. -r . ' V. -t ' VtVw;,- s .! • • -V .;: ..■••■t ' : ' . .: sA ■f-N’-V ; -VV«J “ ■• V • - ' •.-. « ■? «• V - V Vx | .. •-- J v i- •■: o x V , ?; _• -  ,-, r-y- Y VV r A :• •.  jV • i : . V -. °u :■.%•?• v v : : v tv; i S ' v ;.r A • v ■• Football Louisiana State University Texas College of Mines . Mississippi Southern. . . Auburn . Louisiana Normal . . . Hardin-Simmons University Southeastern . Southwestern . Louisiana College . . . Centenary . Indicates conference game. WE THEY . 0 25 . 0 0 . 7 19 . 0 34 10 0 . 0 13 20 14 12 0 45 0 39 0 First Row, Left to Right: Michael, Tinsley, May, J. Rife , Wojecki, Beasley, Gregory, Bishop, Ford, McBride. Second Row: Perritt, Zoeller, Peace, Smith, Rivers, Lewellyn, Olsen, LaHood, Ballance, Cuccia, Cerise , E. Fleming. Third Row: H. Fleming, Doherty, Mabry, Yarbrough, B. Rife, Roberts, Parker, Fearneyhough, Laughlin, Allen, Conway, Clark. LIC Champs With Head Coach Joe Aillet serving his second year as gridiron chief, Louisiana Tech ' s Bulldogs carried home their first Louisiana Intercollegiate conference football championship at the close of the 1941 pigskin campaign. The Canine machine got off to a the other. But, a convincing victory over their traditional rivals, the Louisiana Normal Demons, in the annual state fair classic launched the Bulldogs on a successful campaign which saw them breeze through the remaind¬ er of their conference games without a threat of defeat. Only 14 points were scored against the Techsters in loop contests. Aillet, assisted by Cecil Crowley, again employed the T formation in the Bull¬ dogs ' line of attack. All of the defeats handed the Techmen were dealt by ma¬ jor gridiron powers such as Auburn, Louisiana State, Hardin-Simmons, and Mis¬ sissippi Southern. bad start in the first four contests, losing three of these encounters and tying Joe Aillet Garland Gregory, Little All-American Climaxing a brilliant gridiron career, Garland Gregory, captain and guard of the Bulldog squad, was given a first- string position on the Associated Press ' Little All-America football team upon completion of the grid season. Gregory was the first player in Tech football history to receive such an award. Outstanding defensive and offensive playing along with spirited team leadership won the Techster the coveted all- star position. Garland Gregory, Guard (Captain) James Tinsley, Halfback Frank Bishop, Guard Tag Yarbrough, End Louisiana Tech, 0; L-. S. U., 25 Even while losing to the pow¬ erful Bengal Tigers of Louisiana State, the Bulldogs looked good enough to cause a steep soar of spirits among Tech followers. The Tigers acquired most of their gains with aerial bom¬ bardments. On the ground, the Techmen held the powerful Southeastern conference eleven to a standstill. At the end of the third quarter, LSU led, 13 to 0. But, the vast reserve power of the Tigers smashed over for two touch¬ downs in the final stanza against a tired Tech eleven. Johnny Perritt, Halfback Walter Ford, Quarterback Bob May, Quarterback Johnny Balance, Fullback Jim Zoeller, Halfback Raymond Peace, Halfback Charles Newman, End Jim Allen, Center ,3 1 V A R | ' hkt . y Hi gm T Hfe 1! If:?: , || jy , a,.; : y dk fetes 1% h ■■ ■1 ' i Louisiana Tech, 0; Texas Col¬ lege of Mines, 0. On a rain-drenched field in El Paso, the Bulldogs and the Muckers of the Texas College of Mines played to a scoreless tie in the Canines ' second game of the season. Although held scoreless, the Techmen completely outplayed the Miners throughout the con¬ test. Poor officiating and a muddy field prevented the Techsters from pushing over a counter. So obvious were the officials ' mistakes, Texas fans formed a Tech cheering section as a comforting gesture to the dis¬ heartened Bulldog gridders. Bob May scores Bulldogs ' first counter against Southwestern on quarterback sneak. Chet Wojecki, Halfback Rickard Rivers, Halfback Edd Roberts, Tackle Lucian Conway, Tackle Eugene Fleming, Fullback George Doherty, Tackle Hays Fleming, Center Max Brown, Tackle Halfback Johnny Perritt deftly eludes a bewildered Centenary tackier. Louisiana Tech, 7; Mississippi Southern, 19 Against the flashy Mississippi Southern grid crew, the Techmen had their off game of the season. The Canines failed to perform up to par both on offense and defense. Johnny Perritt, Canine halfback, streaked off tackle for 24 yards for the lone Tech touch¬ down. Freddie Michael booted the extra point. Leonard Olsen, End Dalton Clark, Tackle Bob Rife, End Victor Cerise, Guard Freddie Michael, Fullback Joe Tom Mabry, End Tommy Fearneyhough, Guard J. H. Laughlin, End Louisiana Tech, 0; Auburn, 34 Suffering their third defeat of the season, the Bulldogs fell before the might of the potent Ti¬ gers. Again, strong reserve power overcame the game but tired Techmen. At the end of the third period th e powerful Plainsmen had scored only two touchdowns against their smaller op¬ ponents. But, a last-quarter scoring spree netted the Au¬ burn squad three more trips into counting ter¬ ritory and the Techmen returned home a de¬ feated but wiser football aggregation. For, the lessons learned in competition with major grid powers proved helpful to the Canines later in the season among loop foes. Richard (Red) Rivers picks up need¬ ed yardage before running into a pack of Southwestern Bulldogs. The Bulldog cheerleaders are , from left to right: Roy Russell Juanita Bryce , Rufus (Bo) Russell and Patsy (Bootsy) Stokes. Eugene Fleming starts goalward after intercepting a Normal aerial. Louisiana Tech, 10; Louisiana Normal, 0 After outplaying the Normalites in the first half, the Canines applied more heat in the third stanza but were still unable to score a touchdown. Consequently, Edd Roberts, all-conference tackle, was sent back to boot a field goal from the Demon 28- yard line. With the Techsters in the lead, 3 to 0, the Demon quarterback called for a fourth-down pass in the final seconds of play. The pass failed and Freddie Michael, Johnny Perritt and Bob May sparked a 30-yard drive which netted the Canines their touch¬ down. Michael plunged over from the eight-yard stripe, then booted the extra point to give the Bulldogs their first win over the Demons in four years. Louisiana Tech, 21; Southeastern, 14 When the Tech gridmen went to Hammond for a match with the Southeastern Lions, they were eagerly eyeing a conference cham¬ pionship. The Lions gave the Bulldogs a momentary scare by threatening to tie the game. In the fourth period, the score was deadlocked, 14 to 14, when Jim Tinsley and Michael sparked a touchdown drive which gave the Canines their margin of victory. Garland Gregory and Richard (Red) Rivers accounted for the Techmen ' s other two touchdowns in the first seven minutes of play. Rivers circled end for 16 yards to score the first one and a few minutes later, Gregory intercepted a pass and trotted 43 yards for the score. Louisiana Tech, 12; Southwestern, 0 With the two teams tied for first place in the conference title chase, Tech and Southwestern clashed in Ruston to settle the conference leadership. Bob May scored the first Tech touchdown in the second period on a quarterback sneak after Tinsley and Rivers had worked the ball to the one-yard marker. In the third stanza, Tinsley flipped Tag Yarbrough a pass from the SLI 28 to the 10 and the shifty Canine end romped the remaining distance for the score. Louisiana Tech, 45; Louisiana College, 0 The conference crown was practically cinched for the Techmen when they spoiled Louisiana college ' s homecoming by staging a track meet on the Wildcat gridiron. Every player available was used against the Pinevillians in piling up the winning 45 points. It was the most decisive victory ever scored by either team in years of gridiron relations. Louisiana Tech, 0; Hardin-Simmons, 13 Bringing with them an impressive record in the tough Border con¬ ference, Hardin-Simmons Cowboys invaded the Bulldogs ' play¬ ground to help the Techmen entertain a large crowd of homecom¬ ing fans. After a gruelling battle, the aerial-minded Cowpunchers came out ahead of the Techsters, 13 to 0, as a result of two touchdown passes. Louisiana Tech, 39; Centenary, 0 In the season finale, the Canines battered their traditional rivals, the Centenary Gentlemen, to a pulp in a Turkey Day classic. Highlights of the game were an 82-yard touchdown jaunt by Michael following a pass interception and a 54-yard run through the center of the line by Tinsley. Under the tutorship of Coach Mike Wells and his assistant, Paul Bonin, the Louisi¬ ana Tech Bullpups gave performances during the season which increased local fans ' hopes of even a better varsity squad next season. Two of Coach Wells ' charges, End Char¬ ley Newman and Halfback Raymond Peace, were used exclusively with the varsity under the recent Southern Intercol¬ legiate Athletic association ruling permit¬ ting the use of freshmen. Coach Mike Wells FRESHMEN GRIDDERS Firs t Row, Left to Right: G. Peace, Pharr, Henderson, Crain, Lyles, Sherclifl, Crump, Newman Second Row: Weydere, McHenry, Harrelson, Didier, Martin, Rigdon, R. Peace, Henry, Slocum, Kilgore Citizen Glen Shadow presents pedigreed mascot to Capt. Garland Gregory between halves of the Southwestern game. 2. Richard (Red) Rivers, Bulldog halfback, takes in pass against Hardin-Sim- mons ' Cowboys. 3. Head Cheerleader Rufus (Bo) Russell takes a skull test. 4. Fullback Freddie Michael upsets a Demon and clears way for Johnny Per- ritt to pick up a few yards. Rivers reaches for another aerial, this time against the one-time powerful Normal grid crew. Tag Yarbrough, Canine end, goes into the air to receive a 27-yard pass from Jim Tinsley to set up Tech ' s first score against Centenary. A Cowboy drops Freddie Michael after a nice gain which constituted the Bulldogs ' only major threat to the Hardin-Simmons goal line. 1. A Normal ball carrier tries to twist out of the arms of a Bulldog tackier. 2. Freshman Raymond Peace, tailback drafted for varsity service, picks up yardage against Demons. 3. Quarterback Bob May gives toe booting lessons. 4. Tech forces receive refreshments during rest period. 5. Jim Tinsley shows a couple of Cowboys his tongue while gaining yards around end. 6. Cheerleaders pray for yells. 7. A grid salad, with Tech and Centenary huskies the principal ingredients. Garland Gregory, Bob May and Edd Roberts, Completing a trio of Techmen to make the all-league grid squad, Edd Roberts was awarded one of the tackle berths. The tackle position, a highly important spot in the system em¬ ployed by the Tech grid machine, was handled expertly by Roberts during the entire season. When the Canine offense bogged, Big Edd ' s accurate toe was a dangerous scoring threat from any angle. His well-aimed field goal against Louisiana Normal marked the turning point which gave the Techmen their first victory over the Demons in four years. Garland Gregory, Guard Bob May, Quarterback Capt. Garland Gregory ' s selection as all-conference guard was equivalent to hitting the jackpot for the handsome Techster. The choice marked Gregory ' s second year on the loop all-star aggregation. A unanimous pick for the mythical squad, the Bulldog guard was named honorary captain of the eleven. Outstanding defensive and offensive line play along with an amazing knack for pass defense accounted for Gregory ' s selec¬ tion on both the all-conference squad and the Associated Press ' Little All-America. Edd Roberts, Tackle Hl-GotUetiestce, 1941 Bob May ' s brilliant field generalship was undoubtedly a leading factor in the Bulldogs ' drive to their first conference crown. May, a senior, directed the Canine attack with persistent accuracy. Besides turning in a fine job of signal calling, the husky Tech quarterback stood out as a blocking back, an excellent line-backer and a constant scoring threat at close range on d riving quarter¬ back sneaks. After assisting Coach Joe Aillet in tutoring Tech ' s first conference football champions, Coach Cecil Crowley assumed full charge of the Bulldog basketball team. A few weeks later, his forces returned home with Tech ' s first conference cage title. Coach Cecil Crowley The youthful hoop mentor was serving his second season on the Bulldog campus when the conference title was won. With the Louisiana crown already won, Coach Crowley brought his quintet into stiffer competition at the annual SIAA tournament at Bowling Green, Ky. A victory over Union college and a bye placed the Techmen in the semi-finals where they lost to the Delta State Teachers. After the SIAA meet, the Bulldog hoopsters attended the National tournament at Kansas City. In their first contest, the Techsters bowed to the powerful Texas Tech quintet. Front Row, Lett to Right: Crowe, Cobb, Smith, LaHood, Zoeller. Second Row: Baker, Clinion, Booth , Parker, Fisher, Taylor, Lauqhlin. Although he has been here only a few years, Eddie (Doc) Wojecki has become a major figure in Tech ' s ath¬ letic set up. As trainer of all the Bulldog teams, he has the tough task of keeping the athletes in condition to participate. Often, however, he goes beyond his physical training and gives advice and encouragement which keeps the Tech youths in excellent mental condition. Constantly on the job, Eddie is always pre- pared and ready to render aid, on the spur Eddie Wo]ECK1i Tiaine[ of the moment, to injured Techsters. His is a duty which produces vast results, but attracts little attention. Yet, in his training room, among the many pain-relieving devices, Doc is becoming a Tech tradition. Seas Camp Livingston Centenary Arkansas State Louisiana Normal Southeastern Camp Livingston Centenary Southwestern Louisiana College Milsaps Louisiana College Louisiana Normal Louisiana College Southwestern Southeastern Camp Beauregard Camp Beauregard o n We They 34 57 44 39 35 29 32 38 40 60 26 21 32 36 36 42 42 23 34 50 46 57 47 56 41 46 40 37 51 54 18 23 48 45 Post Season Union College, Kentucky 32 35 Delta State Teachers 49 26 Texas Tech 59 47 Don Fisher, right, was pro¬ moted to the varsity cage squad immediately after the SIAA ruling permitting freshmen to participate in varsity competition. The lanky frosh center de¬ veloped into a valuable cog in the Tech hoop ma¬ chine and was runner-up for scoring honors on the Bulldog squad. J. T. (Buddy) Parker Center Ray Booth Guard Earl Baker Guard Coach George (Blue) Hogg ' s Bulldog diamond crew of last season was undefeated in the Louisiana Intercollegiate conference. Only 13 runs were scored against the K-9 in league contests. Undisputed champs of the Louisiana loop, Coach Hogg ' s diamond men had a valid claim to the mythical SIAA crown. Coach George Blue Hogg B d d 1 1 Below is the Canine pitching staff composed of Earl Baker, Frank Taylor and Leroy (Lefty) Hewette. This group of hurlers formed the backbone of the classy diamond aggregation which won wide acclaim last season. The trio of ace moundsmen is expected to repeat last season ' s performance this spring. Earl Baker Frank Taylor Leroy (Lefty) Hewette  V1M Pitchers Left to Right: Matthews, Cunningham, Hamilton, Polon¬ sky, Green, Dudley. Infielders Front Row, Left to Right: Smith, G. Adkins, McDowell, LaHood, Guice. Standing: R. Adkins, Carter, Didier, Henderson , Napper, Clavier. Classifying the K-NINE Outfielders Pitchers Michael, Otts, Hollis, Matthews, Crowe, Wojecki Cunningham, Taylor, Hewette, Baker, Polansky. Edd Roberts Front Row, Lett to Right: McDowell, Otts, Wojecki, Matthews, Roberts, Crowe , Mobley. Second Row: Clavier, R. Adkins, Guice, Cunningham, G. Adkins, Polinski. Third Row: Person (student manager), Hamilton, LaHood, Michael, Coach Hogg. Chesley McKenzie Earl Harter L. L. Alford Brown McClure Ed Stevens Francis Stewart As the Tech golfers began limbering up exercises, their Louisiana Intercollegiate conference crown appeared to be safe for anothr season. McKenzie, Alford and Stewart, all members of the squad which won the league title last year, displayed im¬ provement over their stellar game of last season in practice rounds this spring. Added strength will be given to the links team with the addition of Earl Harter, a transfer student, to the squad. Randolph Broussard With the return of two veteran lettermen and the addition of two outstanding freshmen, prospects for a title¬ winning net squad were unusually bright as the netters prepared to begin the 1942 schedule. Also adding to the strength of the Bulldog tennis crew, Tom Ratliffe, ineligible last season, will assume a berth on the team this year. Mickey Tucker Tom Ratliffe Harbert Marshall Billy (Doc) Grier When Tech resumed track as an intercollegiate sport, Coach E. M. Shirley was again chosen to coach the thinclads. With little material available, C ach Shirley developed a kxmidable varsity aggrega¬ tion and his freshman squad von top honors in the Louisi¬ ana Intercollegiate conference meet. Prospects for the current season were unusually bright as Coach Shirley began drill¬ ing a large group of candi¬ dates including many of the members of last year ' s fresh¬ man squad. Mac goes skyward. Booth and Rife posed for action. Coach E. M. Shirley Huitt and Gene Fleming take a practice dash. Mr. Smith goes hurriedly to finish line. A warm-up jog around the track. Martin curls up with the discus. Front Row, Left to Right: Higginbotham, Tanner, Lucky, Garner, Huitt, Miller, Grant, Thomas Second Row: Lee , Fleming, Melton, Benoit, Kimball, Goodgame, Morgan, Golson Third Row: Garrett, Martin, Smith, W. Edwards, C. Edwards, Rife, Booth, Morgan All Intramural 1941 Tom LaHood End Campus Rookies Harbert Marshall Halfback Pi Kappa Alpha Charles Matthews End Campus Rookies Edward Evans Fullback Campus Rookies Mac McIntosh Halfback Lambda Chi Alpha Glen Bonvillian Quarterback Campus Rookies Edward Johnson Tackle Alpha Lambda Tau Glenwood Fielden Guard Lambda Chi Alpha Bush Humble Tackle Campus Rookies Joe Pugh Guard Campus Rookies Upon conclusion of the 1941 grid season, the above all-intramural team was chosen. Winners of the campus grid title, the Campus Rookies contributed six players, Lambda Chi Alpha furnished three and Alpha Lambda Tau and Pi Kappa Alpha one each. Dendy Elliot missed a straight left aimed at Alvin Gleason in an intramural boxing bout. Gleason went on to win the match, a semi-final joust in the 126-pound class. Aswell Hall and Women ' s League basketball players match jumps in one of the popular intramural cage contests. The Aswell team won the championship and was undefeated during the season. Roosevelt Roy bounces a left jab off Jimmy McAteer ' s jaw in the semi-final 145-pound intra¬ mural match. Roy won the bout and later de¬ feated James Lee for the campus title in that weight. Intramural Sports David Brockett hooks a left to Bill Clements jaw in the semi-final 135-pound battle. Brockett scored a technical knockout over Clements and later decisioned Collins Thomas for the cham¬ pionship. Gleason steps away from a right thrown by Elliot. The ball gets away from an Aswell Hall player in the Aswell-Women ' s League clash. Two of the women cagers reach high to pluck the ball out of the air. I STUDENT UNION Organized to promote a well rounded campus program, to assure personal development for every student, to build campus spirit for a greater Tech. Officers Margaret Mae Saunders. President Mortimer Raphael. Vice-President Edna Earle Carroll. Secretary Cecil Lowe. Treasurer Caroline Cochran. Sponsor W. L. Mitchell. Sponsor g! vr A Saunders, Raphael Carroll, Lowe Austin, Cochran, Cooper Gilmore, Guess, Harrison Johnson, Kinard, Mitchell, Walker Members Alice Austin Edna Earle Carroll Caroline Cochran Louise Cooper Margaret Gilmore Olius Guess Marshall Harrison T. D. Johnson Nancy Ann Kinard Cecil Lowe W. L. Mitchell Mortimer Raphael Margaret Mae Saunders James Walker THE STUDENT SENATE Dr. P. K. Smith Faculty Advisor Jimmy Persons President I Members Jimmy Persons . President Jimmy Walker . Junior Representative Mary Walker . Girls ' Vice-President Dalton Works . Junior Representative Daniel Otts . Boys ' Vice-President William Coleman . . Sophomore Representative Mary Blume . Secretary James Files .... Sophomore Representative Mortimer Raphael . Treasurer Clu Flu Lusk . Senior President James E. Ball . Senior Representative William Dozier . Junior President John Ed Barnes .... Senior Representative Charles Roemer .... • Sophomore President Ella Mae Norwood . . . Senior Representative Cale Martin . Freshman President William T. Wells .... Senior Representative The Student Senate, executive organ of the student body organization, strives constantly for Faculty-Student relationship on a high plane. Its purpose is to build a government in which the faculty and students work together for the common good of all. Ball, Barnes, Blume, Coleman, Dozier Lusk, Martin, Norwood, Otts, Files Raphael, Roemer, M. Walker, J. Walker, Wells, Works Women ' s League Fay Gilbert The Women ' s League is an organization of all undergraduate women students. Its purpose is to discover problems among the women students in regard to living conditions, social life, and scholastic standing; to seek solutions of the problems by changing condition, promoting activities, and fostering honor¬ able conduct among the students. Elizabeth Orr Roberta Dillon Beverly Jane Broadwell Caroline Cochrane Officers Fay Gilbert .... Roberta Dillon . . . Beverly Jane Broadwell Elizabeth Orr . . . . Elizabeth Doxey . . . Miriam Davis .... Sybil Austin .... Mary Louise Toler . . Louise Hornsby . . . . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . President, Aswell Hall . President, Harper Hall . Boarding Students ' Representative Commuting Students ' Representative . . Local Students ' Representative Elizabeth Doxey Miriam Davis Sybil Austin Mary Louise Toler Louise Hornsby HONOR Elizabeth Doxey ASWELL HALL Officers Elizabeth Doxey Mildred Thornton Verna Deane Lowe Avis McBride Mrs. Gussie Ayres . President . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer Resident Counselor The Honor Council functions as a part of the Women ' s League in promoting its purpose, the administration of the rules and regulations of the women students living in the dormitories and the building of a high code of honor in the observance of the regulations. COUNCIL HARPER HALL Officers Miriam Davis . . Alice Gatti . . . Alice Cochran . . Dorothy Pipes . . Henrie Waldroup Faye Russell . . Epsey B. Cunningham . President Vice-President . . Secretary-T reasurer Freshman Representative Sophomore Representative Junior Representative . Resident Counsellor Miriam Davis Mary Louise Toler THETA BETA CLUB The Theta Beta Club functions as a part of the Women ' s League in pro¬ moting its general aims and ideals. Its purpose is to meet the needs of women students who drive in from surrounding communities, to enable them to enjoy more fully the benefits and pleasures of college life. Officers: Mary Louise Toler . . . President Orea MacDougal . Vice-President Mildred Edwards . . . Secretary Franklyn Goss .... Treasurer Margaret Akin Marie Anderson Lillian Alexander Mary E. Alexander Ruth Brown Margaret Bond Ruthelle Bennett Alistine Bagwell Mrs. J. E. Carumach Onita Cartlidge Betty Lou Caldwell Myrtis Chandler Melba Crawford Margie Mae Crowell Juanita Currie Alice Ruth Doss Sybil Doss Lenora Dowling Janice Davidson Mildred Edwards Louise Fuller Franklyn Goss Elaine Grigsby Dorothy Horton Nellie Ruth Hendrichs Frances Hunt Bonnie Henry Meralyn Heard Mary Hurst Members Myrtle Hood Henrietta Jarmon Sunshine Kidd Linda J. Kavanaugh Mary Blanche Mitcham Margie Beth Mitchell Vallie Marsh Ruth McClung Orea McDougald Minnie Frances Neal Brummy Nell Nugent Sylvia Owens Rose O ' Brien Virginia Reeves Cleo Reeves Mabel Reeves Margaret Ramsey Marilyn Ramsey Aileen Peveto Christelle St. John Bobbie Platt Mabel Stratton Janella Stewart Elaine Stainsbury Marjorie Taylor Rae Tatum Ruth Tatum Mary L. Toler Grace Turner Mary V. Tinsley Norma Trussell Mary Belle Taylor Pearl Templeton Floy E. Van Hook Dorothy Wood Rosemary Walters Patty Turnage Gloria J. Williams Eva Boone Mary Belle Nugent Corrie Pearce Joyce Hood Lucille Fallin BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CLUB The Student Organization of the School of Business and Economics was organ¬ ized to aid students in realizing the best interests of their school. Officers John A. Caskey . President Mary C. McGinty Dalton Miller . Boys ' Vice-President Fred Michael . . Margaret Fuller . Girls ' Vice-President Howard Baugh Shirley Elliott . Secretary Jimmye Rasberry . Louise Cooper . Corresponding Secretary John T. Scripture John Caskey . Treasurer . . . Accounting Representative . . . . Business Representative Secretarial Science Representative . . . Economics Representative Sponsor — Amos W. Ford, Dean, School of Business Administration and Economics M m ! r , Ai) fprl 4 n Is HfljK Wife Mr mt I 1 ifl B 9S A 1 KAPPA DELTA Founded at Virginia State Teachers College in 1897, Alpha Chi chapter was installed at Louisiana Tech April 23, 1931. Anne Goyne Officers Anne Goyne . Alexa Lawler .... Elayne Odom .... Mattie Frances Cookston Shirley Elliott . . . . Nancy Orr. Lillie McKinney .... . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Assistant Treasurer . Editor Chapter Membership Chairman Actives Pledges Mary Blume Mattie Frances Cookston Louise Cooper Alene Elliott Shirley Elliott Florence Fluker Caroline Ford Frances Ford Margaret Fuller Harriet Hardeman Louise Henry Rachel Jones Alexa Lawler Helen Madden Nell Maroney Lillie McKinney Edna McIntosh Helen Drake Miller Elayne Odom Elizabeth Orr Nancy Orr Jean Patterson Hortense Peck Naomi Pollard Margaret Ramsey Betty Rinehart Carolyn Royce Novalene Sentell Frances Smelly Betty Smith Jean Spurlock Mary Louise Toler Marie Tousley Elizabeth Voss Ruthmary Voss Faye Waldrop Irene Wimberley Frances Woodard Schumpert Barnes Margaret Sue Coleman Marion Ford Pat Foster Betty Hicks Dorothy Knowlin Dorothy Lawton Mary Mliler Myrt Mincey Effie Clyde Phillips Mary Belle Taylor Blume, Cookston, Cooper, A. Elliott, S. Elliott C. Ford , F. Ford, Flardeman, Henry, Jones Lawler, Madden, Maroney, McKinney, Miller Odom, E. Orr, N. Orr, Patterson, Peck, Pollard Ramsey, Royce, Sentell, Smelly, Spurlock, Toler Tousley, E. Voss, R. Voss, Waldrop, Wimberley, Woodard Lucy Nell Wainwright SIGMA KAPPA Founded at Colbey College, Waterville, Maine, in 1874. Beta Epsilon chapter of Sigma Kappa was installed at Louisiana Tech on March 16, 1940. Lucy Nell Wainwright Mary Ruth Carter . . Evelyn Atkinson . . Doris Shaw . . . . Verna Deene Lowe Majorie Mason . . . Roberta Dillon . . . Miriam Davis . . . . Officers . President . Vice-President . Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer . Assistant Treasurer . Editor . Rush Captain Actives Pledges Evelyn Atkinson Lorraine Bell Mary Ruth Carter Alice Cochran Helen Davis Miriam Davis Mary Jane Dickard Roberta Dillon Alice Gilbert Marguerite Holliday June Hudson Marion Lucille Keller Nancy Ann Kinard Connie LaHaye Gladys LaHaye Melba Lee Verna Deene Lowe Roberta Manning Majorie Mason Betty Jane Meredith Dorothy Moore Laurene Murphy Doris Shaw Lucy Nell Wainwright Henrie Waldroup Jean Coats Clarite Corley Ann Carolyn Davis Mary Bess Frye Marness Lester Shirley Nethken Dorothy Pipes Claudine Polk Jane Rieves Nancy Stewart Peggy Sawyer Atkinson, Carter. Cochran, H. Davis, M. Davis Dickard, Dillon, Gilbert, Holladay, Hudson Keller, Kinard, G. LaHaye, C. LaHaye, Lee Lowe, Manning, Mason, Meredity, Moore Murphy, Shaw, Waldroup THETA UPSILON Theta Upsilon was founded January 1, 1914, at the University of Cali¬ fornia, Berkeley, California. Psi chapter was installed at Louisiana Tech, January 28, 1932. Officers: Janice Tarpley. President Margaret Mae Saunders. Vice-President Mary Catherine McGinty. Secretary Charlotte Hollis. Treasurer Janice Tarpley Actives Pledges Daphne Black Beverly Jane Broadwell Nelda Caldwell Carrie Lee Dailey Patricia Dawson Alice Gatti Jean Holloway Merle Harmon Beverly Helms Charlotte Hollis Madelyn Maddocks Martha Marshall Mary Catherine McGinty Marguerite McKinney Dorothy Ann Meadows Margo Meadows Lillian Montgomery Agatha Morgan Carolyn Morgan Elaine Nelson Ellie Mae Norwood Barbara Pearce Virginia Pearce Eva Gae Penton Margaret Mae Saunders Alice Evelyn Stafford Mary Graham Stewart Dorothy Stokes Virginia Thomas Mary Walker Josephine Wilson Ruth Anna Rich Margaret Lindsey Margaret Bowden Martha Key Jerelyn Juban Ida Cooper Nan Monsour Lucille Fox Kie Sebastian Jo Ann Butler Mildred Dodgen Alice Johnston Edna Earle Carroll Mary Sue Pipes Katherine McNair Dorothy Burton Black, Broadwell, Caldwell, Dailey, Dawson, Gatti, Holloway, Harmon, Helms, Hollis, Maddocks, Marshall, McGinty, D. Meadows, M. Meadows, Montgomery, A. Morgan, C. Morgan, Nelson, Norwood, B. Pearce, V. Pearce, Penton, Saunders, Stewart, Stokes, Thomas, Walker, Wilson. KAPPA ALPHA ZETA Avis McBride Organized as a social club November 1, 1940. Recognized as a local sorority May 2, 1941. Officers Avis McBride. Faye Russell. Nell Blair. Elizabeth Doxey. Virginia Sue Evans. Era Byrd Pullen. . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Historian . Marshall Actives Alice Austin Mary Elizabeth Beagle Jean Bordelon Zelia Bell Clinton Christine Cooper Blanche Louise Dickinson Elizabeth Doxey Kathleen Doxey Eugenia Edwards Mildred Edwards Virginia Sue Evans Ernestine Hill Avis McBride Maradee McGee Jean Martin Martha Martin Nell Nabors Katherine Norwood Erma Oxley Martha Ann Pace Mary Claire Poole Era Byrd Pullen Janice Pullen Elizabeth Raulins Faye Russell Mary Katherine Shows Regina Simpson Nell Blaine Pledges Dorothy Barr Edith Calloway Austin, Beagle, Bordelon, Clinton, Cooper, Dickinson, E. Doxey, K. Doxey, E. Edwards, M. Edwards Evans, Hill , McGee, J. Martin, M. Martin Nabors, Norwood, Pace, Poole, E. Pullen J. Pullen, Raulins, Russell, Shows, Simpson B Louise Blaine DORIAN CLUB Organized as a local social organization December 1, 1941. Officers Louise Blaine. President Alma Rea Williamson. Vice-President Farris Anderson. Secretary Miriam Robinson. Historian Ernestine Hollis. Marshall B. Anderson, F. Anderson, Bolton, Brooks Cunningham, Gaskins, Howell, Huckaby Monchou, Morris , D. Robinson, M. Robinson Vernon, Walker, Watson, Williamson Betty Jean Anderson Farris Wood Anderson Sybil Austin Louise Blaine Marie Bolton Carolyn Brooks Mary Jo Cunningham Members Pearl Gaskins Rachel Howell Virginia Huckaby Stella Lord Nevers Monchou Lauree Morris Daes Robinson Miriam Robinson Mary Ruth Vernon Lena Walker Marion Watson Alma Rea Williamson Janice Tarpley PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Officers Janice Tarpley. President Caroline Ford. Secretary Lucy Nell Wainwright. Treasurer Members KAPPA ALPHA ZETA Louise Oxley Faye Russell Zelia Belle Clinton KAPPA DELTA Caroline Ford Anne Goyne Nell Maroney SIGMA KAPPA THETA UPSILON Lucy Nell Wainwright Janice Tarpley Evelyn Atkinson Alice Gatti Doris Shaw Lillian Montgomery Atkinson, Clinton, Ford, Gatti, Goyne Maroney, Montgomery, Oxley, Russell, Shaw, Wainwright INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Dalton Miller Dolph Norton . E. W. Carswell Harold Gilbert Officers . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Dalton Miller Members ALPHA LAMBDA TAU Harley Beagle E. W. Carswell Tom Farrar T. D. Johnson LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Douglas Lee James Lee Dalton Miller Frank Tarver KAPPA SIGMA John Ed Barnes Billy Baskin Howard Baugh Dolph Norton PI KAPPA ALPHA Harold Gilbert Benjamin McLure Brown McLure Pierce Jamieson THETA XI J. M. Hodges Thomas Goodgame James Martin Rudolph McIntyre Barnes, Baskin , Baugh , Beagle , Carswell , Farrar Gilbert , Goodgame , Hodges , Jamieson , Johnson , D . Lee J . Lee , Martin , McIntyre , McLure , McLure , Norton , Tarver Alpha Lambda Tau Gwynn Adkins Ruday Adkins Ralph Atkinson Harley Beagle Frank Bishop John Boddie David Brockett Victor Cerise Frank Collins, Jr. John Dailey James Files J. T. Hicks R. W. Farrar Hollis Gamble Warren Harris Dick Humble T. D. Johnson E. A. Lafitte John Peritt O. E. Price Judson Rogers Ernest Steen Richard Slay Edward Temple G. T. Tucker Faculty Dr. F. O. Adam Henry R. Mays Henry R. Mays, Jr. W. L. Mitchell D. P. Noah Dr. P. K. Smith John L. Stewart No Pictures Dean McBride Fred Raymond Alpha Lambda Tau First social fraternity established at Louisiana Tech. Founded as Alpha Omega in 1891. Installed as Delta chapter of Alpha Lambda Tau, na¬ tional social fraternity, in May, 1925. E. W. Carswell Officers: E. W. Carswell T. D. Johnson Harlie Beagle . James A. Files Frank Collins, Jr. J. Richard Slay David Brockett John Boddie Mrs. F. O. Adam Mrs. P. K. Smith . Regent . Baron Master of the Exchequer . Scribe . Warden . Social Secretary . Sentinel . Chaplain . Sponsor . Sponsor Pledges George Albert Liles, Jr. Norman Francis McCall Lewis Harley Davis Cleon Raymond Crit Henton Rogers Harold Ray Butler W. Warren Bolding John Ramsey Clifton Tanner Daniel Otts Edward F. Johnson William Henry Johnson Otts Van Hook Gordon Price Thompson William E. Krebs Herman Gibson, Jr. Leroy Mayfield Frey Eddie B. Pohl Robert Ray Parmley Curtis B. Sledge Marvin Wells Adolph White Lambda Chi Alpha Actives Roy Adams Eugene Ball Harvey Benoit David Brown Billy Dozier James Evans Glen wood Fielden Larry Fox Homer Flynn Billy Grier Olius Guess Roy Hayes Tom Hickman Earl Hogan Douglas Lee James Lee C. W. Little Mack McIntosh James McKinney Tom Ratliffe Hines Rogers B. F. Scott, III Thomas Shelfer Jesse Stodghill John Stratton Frank Tarver Billy Vice A. T. Ward Foster Whitford A. C. Williams C. H. Young Rufus Youngblood No Pictures James W. Pratt J. E. Raley Lambda Chi Alpha Oldest national fraternity on the campus. Founded as the Zeta Alpha Kappa local fraternity in 1902. Installed as Louisiana Gamma chapter of Theta Kappa Nu, national social fraternity, April 1925. Became Theta Psi Zeta of Lambda Chi Alpha, October 11, 1939. n alton Miller Officers Dalton W. Miller Olius Guess . . Billy Dozier . . James E. Lee . M. H. Folk, Jr. James Evans . . Frank Tarver High Alpha . High Beta High Gamma . High Tau . . High Pi High Epsilon . High Phi Bobby Baines Grover Black Henry Briggs Fred Coons Froman Ellerbe Everett Freeman T. F. Greeson Floyd Hodges Harold Huckaby Pledges L. L. Kilgore Lanier Lafitte Artmer Lucky Willie McGough J. D. McHenry Jack Miller Harold Nasse Claude Payne W. P. Pearce Mark Price Bill Reagor Lewis Richardson J. N. Ros Ralph Santangelo Richard See Faculty Sponsors Bog aid , Crowley , Folk McFarland , Knighton , Sessums Joe Slocum Bill Stampley Brooks Stien Norton Tompkins Jack Walker Charles White Carl Williams Ray Witter Kappa Sigma o irk cs ,i-k m - rrrak jfg irk g m « ,inkirk o. ■;=?. f j Jf 1 irk 5M|l ' ! - • 4 irk 1 ' ! 3k C 1 1 la dJL ♦ jjjLgli Jr i k Actives John Mills Armstrong John Ed Barnes William S. Baskin Howard Baugh Jack Berry Robert Bibb Harrell Bosley Leon Brooks Marvin Cappell Thornton Cappell William Conger Joe Crichton Max Crow Harold DeBray William Edrington Albert Ehlert Eugene Fleming John Holland Ralph Linton Clu Flu Lusk Puckett Mason Marvin McCarty Harold Mouk Harrison Nugent Henry Price B. H. FLainwater, Jr George Sentell Tom Soebbing Rowland Vernon James Walker Charles Watters William T. Wells No Pictures Billy Davis Walter Ford Marvin Higginbotham KAPPA SIGMA Founded as the O. K. Club, March 17, 1930. Recognized as a local fra¬ ternity, December 17, 1930. Granted charter of Kappa Sigma national fraternity on April 8, 1941. Dolph Norton Officers Dolph Norton. Grand Master Harrison Nugent. Grand Procurator Jimmy Walker. Grand Master of Ceremonies Ralph Linton. Grand Scribe B. H. Rainwater. Grand Treasurer Charles Mouk. Guard Billy Wells. Guard Pearce Didier Jimmy Ehlert Raymond Fox Wallace Gable Tom Garner Mack Gatlin Clem Henderson Pledges Jack Hines Jimmy McAteer Dempse McMullen Pete McRae C. D. Miller Buddy Napper Herman Polansky John Rachal Jack Rutledge Roger Semon John T. Scripture Rayford Sherman Billy P. Wilson Pi Kappa Alpha Actives Edward Clark William Coleman Joe Coulter Jack Fitzpatrick Eugene Frazier Raymond Gilbert Thomas Henry Robert Holladay Jimmy Lee Huitt John Huitt Pearce Jamieson Ralph Kirkland Cecil Lowe Harbert Marshall Benjamin McLure Brown McLure Franklin Paul Jimmy Phillips Edward Schneider G. T. Shinpoch Leo Scull Gordon Smith Billy Trimble Lee Van Arsdale Milton Williams No Picture Oscar Barnes McMath Tucker Paul Keller Pi Kappa Alpha Founded March 1, 1868, at the University of Virginia. Gamma Psi chapter founded at Lou¬ isiana Tech on May 4, 1940. Founded from the Sigma Alpha Delta local fraternity, which was founded from the Esquire club in 1936. Harold Gilbert Henry Monaghan Officers: Harold Gilbert Henry Monaghan Edward Clark . Milton Williams James Phillips Robert Holladay Jimmy Huitt . . Billy Coleman G. T. Shinpoch . Benjamin McLure Mrs. H. D. Darby . President . President Vice-President Recording Secretory . Treasurer . Conductor Corresponding Secretary . Historian Alumni Correspondent . Pledge Master . Fraternity Mother Carl Amick Peter Anderson Albert Cowan Billy Davis Walter Edwards Preston Eggers Pledges Van Evans Don Fisher Kenneth Miles Jesse Morgan Kenneth Parker Jimmy Sehon Milton Shinpoch Arthur Washburn Horace Watson Roy Welch Horace Williams Don Willis Actives Jacob Byrd George Caraway Paul Fouche Charles Goodgame Kenneth Gray J. M. Hodges J. H. Martin Robert May Harry Mayfield Rudolph McIntyre Leslie Welch W. W. Chew . Sponsor No Picture Ronald Gray THETA XI COLONY THETA XI COLONY Established in 1940 by Alpha Alpha chapter of Louisiana State University. Recognized as a local fraternity in 1941. Thomas Goodgame Officers: Thomas Goodgame. Rudolph McIntyre. Harry Mayfield. J. M. Hodges. J. H. Martin. . President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . . Scribe SlWil Members R. V. Bailey R. C. Baker Harlie Beagle Harvey Benoit Paul Bundrick Thornton Cappel Bill Coleman James Evans Homer Flynn James Gill Thomas Goodgame Gilbert Goss Sam Gullatt Earl Hogan John Honaker Jimmy Huitt James H. Kelly E. A. Lafitte James E. Lee J. B. Martin Bob May James Meadows Henry Monaghan Thomas Nelson Harley Nethken Harrison Nugent Virgil Orr Matt Price Wilkins Rickerson W. T. Wells No Picture Virgil- Garlington DELTA ALPHA RHO Harbert Marshall Officers: Harbert Marshall W. T. Wells . . Earl Hogan . . R. C. Baker . . Thomas Goodgame R. A. McFarland Proton . Hierophant Chronicler Thesaurus Taurus Faculty Sponsor The Delta Alpha Rho is an honorary fraternity organized in the spring of 1928. Its purposes are many. Primarily the organization functions as a means of marking in a fitting way those students of engineer¬ ing who are outstanding in scholastic attainment and qualities of leadership. United in the bonds of fra¬ ternal brotherhood, these students act to promote scholarship and engineering activities. The outstanding contributions of Delta Alpha Rho to the School of Engineering are: the awarding of a slide-rule to the first semester freshman making the highest scholastic record each year, and the spon¬ soring of The Tech Engineer, quarterly publication of the School of Engineering. Staff David Brown, Editor David Brown . . . R. G. Frasier . . . James Walker . . Ernestine Middleton Byrd Rawls . . . . Editor . Associate Editor Business Manager . Art Editor Associate Art Editor T E C H The Tech Review is a student magazine spon¬ sored by Sigma Tau Delta, national English fraternity and the English department. It is edited by student editors. R. G. Frasier, Associate Editor James Walker, Business Manager Ernestine Middleton, Art Editor Byrd Rawls, Associate Art Editor REVIEW RHO GAMMA CHAPTER OF SIGMA TAU DELTA The Rho Gamma chapter of the National Honorary English fraternity was organized at Louisiana Tech during the school year 1939 to extend fitting recognition to those students who achieve distinction in English or in literary composition. Officers Cynthia Nixon . Lois Read . . . Almeda Butler . Jimmy Walker . . R. G. Frasier . . Erma Louise Oxley President . Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-At-Arms Sergeant- At-Arms Cynthia Nixon Members Maxine Bradley David Brown Almeda Butler Ruth Campbell Edna Earle Carroll E. W. Carswell Roberta Dillon Winnie D. Evans Frances Fletcher R. G. Frasier Dr. H. L. Hughes J. M. Kavanaugh Maradee McGee Harley inethken C oRRIE b ' EARCE Lois Head Charles Roemer Dr. H. J. Sachs Jimmy Walker William Wasson ALPHA PHI OMEGA B. W. Newsom Alpha Phi Omega was organized April 24, 1939, as Beta Sigma, a local service fraternity, and was established as an organization whose chief aim would be to render service to the college and student body. It was installed as Gamma Tau chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, on May 4, 1941. Officers Not Pictured Lucian Conway Richard Henshaw Jack Willis Frank Hawkins Jesse Morgan Raymond Sloss Ollie Fuglaar L. L. Alford Harvey Benoit Richard Brown Rupert Collins James Files John Ford C. W. Little James Meadows R. W. Pullig Thomas A. Ratliffe Miss Sallie Robison Charles Roemer George Sentell Dr. P. K. Smith Jimmie Walker Leonard B. Watt, Jr. Charles Watters B. W. Newsom . James Files . Raymond Sloss Lucian Conway . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer GAMMA EPSILON Gamma Epsilon, Honorary scholastic fraternity, was organized at Louisiana Tech during the school year 1938-39 to extend fitting recognition to those students who achieve outstanding distinction in the field of schol¬ arly endeavor to the end that learning at Louisiana Tech may more readily flourish. Officers Clu Flu Lusk . Charles Templeton. Byrd Rawls.. JlMMYE RaSBERRY. . . President Vice-President . Secretary . . . Scribe W. R. Adams, Jr. Richard C. Baker Mary Holt Barnes Grover C. Black Harvey Benoit Paul Bundrich J. L. Burns Mrs. J. E. Cammack Betty Marie Cox William E. Dozier Virginia Sue Evans Audrey Frasier R. G. Frasier, Jr. Nelwyn Greene Members Eleanor Humble James E. Lee Clu Flu Lusk Harbert Marshall Ben Morris Avis McBride E. C. Nunnally Erma Louise Oxley Jimmye Fern Rasberry Elizabeth Raulins Mary Byrd Rawls Lois Read Mavis Roberts Doris Robinson Frank Taylor Charles Templeton Emma Jean Toler Elmer Tooke Nellie Wallace William T. Wells Adams , Baker , Barnes , Benoit , Black , Bundrick Burns , Cammack , Dozier , Evans , Fraiser , Frasier Greene , Humble , Lee , Lusk , Marshall , McBride , Morris Nunnally , Oxley , Rasberry , Raulins , Rawls , Read , Roberts Doris Robinson , Taylor , Templeton , Toler , Tooke , Wallace , Wells Edward Whatley Tech Biology Club Organized in the fall semester of 1940. It is composed of advanced stu¬ dents for the purpose of studying major points in the biological fields. Members Grover C. Black Vedith Brannon Frank Carey Dr. J. R. Fowler William H. Hamilton M. D. Harrison Roy Hayes J. B. Kendall, Jr. Floyce Love Clu Flu Lusk William McBride Cassie Orea McDougald Clint Miller B. W. Newsom Jack Pullig Alma Turner Max Thompson Louise Stinson B. F. Scott, III Margaret Ramsey Officers Edward Whatley . Alma Turner . . Vedith Brannon . Dr. J. R. Fowler . Jack Pullig . . . . . . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Sponsor . . . Sponsor Tau Chi Sigma Tau Chi Sigma is an honorary chemistry fraternity organized in the fall of 1939. One of its many purposes is to distinguish those students of chemistry who are outstanding in scholastic attainment. Those students act to promote interest along the line of chemistry. Officers William T. Wells . Harbert Marshall Charles C. Templeton Thomas Goodgame . Mellie Head .... Charles Hooper Smith . . . President . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant - At-Arms . . . . Reporter . . . . Sponsor William T. Wells Charles C. Templeton James E. Lee Seth T. Bowen Edward Evans Robert K. Palmer Harbert Marshall Members Thomas Goodgame Henry Monaghan W. H. Hamilton James H. Kelly Matt M. Price Albert J. Ehlert Mellie Head James Gill Harrison Nugent E. A. Laffitte Frank Carey G. C. Black William T. Wells James W. Meadows Henry H. Middleton Virgil Orr Raymond Bailey Clu Flu Lusk Jimmie L. Huitt Bailey , Black , Bowen , Carey , Ehlert , Evans Gill , Goodgame , Hamilton , Head , Huitt , Kelly Latfitte , Lee , Lusk , Marshall , Meadows , Middleton Monaghan , Nugent , Orr , Palmer , Price , Templeton CLUB James Zoeller Composed of lettermen participating in intercollegiate athletics. Officers James Zoeller. President Fred Michael .... Vice-President Members Jim Allen Earl Baker Johnnie Ballance Gerald Beasley Frank Bishop Paul Bonin Glen Bonvillian Max Brown Victor Cerise Dalton Clark Milton Clavier Billy Cobb Lucian Conway Pete Cuccia George Doherty Tommy Fearneyhough Eugene Fleming Hays Fleming Walter Ford Thomas Goodgame Garland Gregory T. A. Hamilton LeRoy Hewette John Laughlin Joe Tom Mabry Robert May Freddie Michael Charlie Newman Leonard Olsen Daniel Otts Raymond Peace John Perritt Robert Rife Richard Rivers Ed Roberts Frank Taylor . James Tinsley Chester Wojecki William Yarbrough Charlotte Lane BLUE JACKETS The Blue Jackets is an honorary organi¬ zation founded in 1938 for the purpose of fostering proper college spirit on the campus. Mary Holt Barnes Mary Holt Barnes Ellie Mae Norwood Nancy Orr . . . . Evelyn Atkinson . Charlotte Lane . . Officers . President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . Publicity Director . Sponsor Front Row — Helms , Montgomery , Dawson , Meadows , Henry . Second Row — Cooper , Miller , Carter , Orr , Royce , Saunders , Ford , Odom . Third Row — H . Miller , M . Miller , Tousley , Jones , Fluker , Pollard , Peck , Goyne . Fourth Row — McGinty , Nunnally , Smelley , Broadwell , Hollis , Gatti , Lawler , Shaw , Blume , Atkinson . Fifth Row — Wainwright , Barnes , Elliott , Cann , Cookston , Holliday , Kinard , Maroney , Morgan , Voss , Austin , Lowe , McIntosh . Clifton Burns GAMMA CHAPTER OF D E M E T E R R. S. Woodward NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL FRATERNITY Clifton Burns . Reeves Pearce Elmer Too ke . Edwin Courtney Sam Dale . . . R. S. Woodward Officers: . President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . Sergeant-at-Arms . Degree Captain . Faculty Sponsor Members Collins, Rupert Courtney, Edwin Dale, Sam Frazier, J. C. Green, J. S. Hobgood, C. G. Matthews, Harlin Montgomery, George Morris, Dawson P. Norris, Ben Pearce, Reeves Prince, Wayne D. Russell, Alexander Sanders, Glenn Stewart, David Tooke, Elmer Margie Mae Crowell Home Economics Club Officers Louise Hornsby . . Elizabeth Doxey . Isabel Wilson . . . Sara Leigh Fleming . Wilma Sledge . . . Margie Mae Crowell . President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . . Parliamentarian President Drive-In Club Members Louise Hornsby Annie Mae Wall Evelyn Hemler Farris Wood Anderson Rosemary Sanders Lova Sanders Jean Hallo way Eleanor Roye Marness Lester Kathrine Norwood Nannie Lou Hoggett Alma Lynn Rasmussen Mary Ella Sims June Hudson Gladys LaHaye Louise Henry Eva Gay Penton Blanche Louise Dickinson Nell Nabors Sara Frances Strong Myrtle Jenkins Evelyn Gullatt Anna Bell Cooper Barbara Pearce Mary Sue Pipes Annie Mae Auger Wilma Hopkins Hazel Howard Mildred McConnell Camille Nabors Maurice Van Horn Flyce Idelle Love Mary Katherine Shows Daphne Black Mary Ruth Watters Isabel Wilson Marion Watson Euline Blackman Eugenie Smith Wilma Sledge Willie Ruth Walter Mary Elizabeth Lewis Ruby Lee Carter Carolyn Morgan Elizabeth Doxey Dorothy Moore June Knox Marion Keller Georgia Mae Carter Mary Alice O ' Neal Lodie Lee Cosette Davis Ruth Campbell Laurene Murphey Ann Atkins Mildred Davis Denetia Wright Jean Martin Louise Hornsby Pearle Gaskins Floya Wallace Alma Rea William Jarell Dene Hall Mary Ellen Platt Avis McBride Jessie Thomas Ruth Higganbotham Grace Brownee Elizabeth Wren Zelia Belle Clinton Marcelle Robison Anne Goyne Florine Smith Olga Lee Wilson Phoenell Lynch Elaine Nelson Nevers Moncheau Jap Beard First row , Olga Lee Wilson , Myrtle Lou Jenkins , Phonell Lynch , Wilma Hopkins , Louise Hornsby , Margie Mae Crowell , Jessie Mae Willis , Louise Henry , Elizabeth Doxey , Nell Nabors . Second row , Eugenia Smith , Lynn Ella Bell , Ellie McDaniel , Henry Faye Rhymes , Margaret E . Bond , Vallie Marsh , Ora Bell Williamson , Elby Crosby . Third row , Florine Smith . Jean Holloway . Floyce Love , Carolyn Morgan , Hazel Nolan , Mildred McConnell , Dorothy Moore , Farris Wood Anderson , Ruth Higginbotham , Mary Graves Aswell , Avis McBride , Marion Keller , Laurene Murphy . Fourth row , Mary Alice O ' Neal , Lillian Alexander , Ruby Lee Carter , Maurice Van Horn , Mary Elizabeth Lewis , Cossette Davis , Nannie Lou Hoggatt , Miss Sievert , Mabel Reeves , Pearle Gaskins , Jessie Thomas , Evelyn Hemler , Eva Gay Penton , June Hudson , Mary Ellen Durrett . THE TECH ENGINEER Presented in the form of a quarterly publication, the Tech Engineer was begun in 1939 by the Delta Alpha Rho Engineering fraternity as a means for bringing together the graduate and undergraduate en¬ gineers. Distributed all over the United States and into many foreign countries, it is devoted to the advancement of the School of Engineer¬ ing, its students, and its graduates. Richard Baker, Editor Hogan, Flynn, Business Managers Staff R. C. Baker . Editor Earl Hogan . Business Manager Henry Monaghan . Assistant Editor Homer Flynn .... Assistant Business Manager A. S. Johnson . Associate Editor C. C. Brewer . Associate Editor John Boddie . Associate Editor J. B. Cooper . Associate Editor Monaghan, Boddie, Brewer, Cooper, Johnson, Associate Editors Engineers ' Association Governing body of the Engineers, com¬ posed of officers of the four divisions, Civil, Chemical, Mechanical and Electri¬ cal, and the officers of the Engineering Association. General Staff Harbert Marshall . . . President Earl Hogan .... Vice-President W. T. Wells . Secretary James E. Lee . Treasurer Civil Earl Hogan . C. J. Driggers . Edward Evans Douglas Lee . . President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Chemical W. T. Wells . President Harbert Marshall . . Vice-President Thomas Goodgame . . . Secretary James E. Lee . Treasurer Electrical Tom Soebbing . President Vernon McFarland . . Vice-President John Boddie . Secretary James McKinney .... Treasurer Mechanical Billie Trimble . President Robert May .... Vice-President A. C. Williams . Secretary Sam Gullatt .Treasurer Marshall Boddie, Driggers, Evans Goodgame, Gullatt, Hogan D. Lee, J. Lee, May McFarland, McKinney, Soebbing Trimble, Wells, Williams Roy Adams International Relations Club Organized for the purpose of promoting a better understanding of inter¬ national problems and relations. Officers: W. R. Adams, Jr. Helen Mayfield . Sue Norsworthy . President . . Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Members: Gwynn Adkins Ruday Aklins Eugene Ball Edna Earl Carroll Edward Clark Miriam Davis Wallace Gable Marvin Higginbotham Eleanor Hollis Puckett Mason Helen Mayfield Sue Norsworthy Jimmy Person Ruth Slaid Ora Belle Woodard Dalton Works Ernest Wright OPEN FORUM The Open Forum Club affords the ambitious youth an opportunity to find himself through appropriate activity in speech, radio, and presentation. C. W. Little Sam Dale . Yvonne Babin Nancy Smith Madison Hall Officers: . President . Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer . Program Chairman . Faculty Sponsor C. W. Little Albert Ehlert Harold DeBray C. W. Little Yvonne Babin Sam Dale Helen Mayfield Madge Henry Juanita Lowe Nancy Smith Herman Gibson Members E. H. Fisher Donald McComb Rosemary Sanders Carrie Mae McDowell Jane Bost Euline Blackmon Marion Watson Edna McIntosh Frances Woodard William McBride Rupert Collins DeWayne Talbert Myrtle Jenkins A. J. Wilkes Babin, Blackmon, Bost, Cooper, Dale, DeBray Ehlert, Fisher, Gibson, Hall, Henry, Lowe McBride, McComb, McDowell, McIntosh, Maytield, Sanders Smith, Watson , Wilkes, Woodard, Wurster Wallace Gable FORENSIC CLUB Organized for the purpose of furthering forensic activities among the students at Tech. The club sponsors both intercollegiate and intramural debating and other forensic meets. Officers Wallace Gable . President Clyde Shrell . Vice-President Almeda Butler . Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Elton Abernathy . Faculty Sponsor Members Dr. Elton Abernathy Almeda Butler Edith Calloway Marvin Cappell Nancy Colvin Christene Cooper Newton Grant Huston Hollis Puckett Mason John Moody Cynthia Nixon Dolph Norton Lois Read Mavis Roberts Clyde Shrell Charles Watters Dalton Works Wilbur Wright William Wright Ernest Wright Q A Wk i Ua IF fllHi i mm i y ■Vj i 9 I 1 : i. ,. s jHnHHj c ' F : mk -H . o mk ■ ' ' i| | mira J Kc W5T Mi ' 1 ' M $ -v : . ' J (T!%s j : Mary Walker John Moody Edna Earle Carroll James Evans Vera Paul President Vice-President Secretary Business Manager Director TECH THEATRE PLAYERS The Tech Theater Players are organized for a two-fold purpose. It gives interested students practice in acting in and producing plays, and it gives the student body a chance to see and enjoy fine plays. Berry, Bibbs, Butler, Clark, Farrar, Files, Frazier, Gillespie Guerriero, Gullatt, Hornsby, Kelly, Kolb, Kroh, LaHaye, Mayfield McBride, Middleton, Moore, Morgan, Nugent, Odom, Pearce, Pullen Raulins, Rawls, Shrell, Slay, Tarpley, Templeton, Worsham, Walker TECH PLAYHOUSE Dramatics organization which is supplementary to the Tech Theater Players. Officers Mary June Brewster Cosette Davis . Lodie Lee .... Ruth Campbell . President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Business Manager Members Ruth Campbell Evelyn Chandler Marjorie Mae Crowell Cosette Davis Blanche Louise Dickinson Lucille Fox Nancy Kinard Lodie Lee Mary Jean Mabry Elbie McDaniel Janet McDonald Carmen Monda Elouise Quigg Le Noir Rabb Doris Shaw AlVERNE ShERRARD Henri Waldroup FRESHMEN THEATER PLAYERS An organization of freshmen who are interested in acting and in the h production of plays. rnmm. $j Jsr Officers Tom Garner Tom Garner . President Jerelyn Juban . Vice-President Carolyn Bundrick . Secretary-Treasurer Roger Semon Charles Goodgame Van Evans Jackie Lowe Helen Davis Madge Henry Rayford Sherman Edith Digby Harry Haigler Dorothy Pipes Ernest Steen Rosemary Lederer Jo Ann Butler Mary Sue Pipes Peggy Sawyer Dorothy Donald Members Mary Jane Dickard Bob Bains John Rachel Dorothy Lawton Ouida Jean Leyman Donald Pike Kathryn Dyson L ' Vonne Kerrigan Kathryn Russell Dorothy Burton Margaret Bowdon Jerelyn Juban Martha Key Alice Johnston Tom Garner Dorothy Virginia ] Jean Young Mary Jo Winters Wana Ann Gibson Janice Newman Bill Regor Carolyn Bundrich William Pearce First Row: Baines, Bowdon, Bundrick, Burton, Butler, Davis, Dickard, Digby, Donald. Second Row: Dyson, Evans, Gibson, Goodgame, Johnston, Haigler, Henry, Juban, Kerrigan. Third Row: Key, Lawton, Leyman, Lowe, Newman, Knowlin, Pearce, Pike, Pipes. Fourth Row: Pipes, Rachel, Russell, Sawyer, Semon, Sherman, Steen, Winters, Young. r 1 A 5 W-A-M a 0 ■Fl f f - 3 ' r . i|| C) LSv ■r w ; E r 4 0 «crf, ' •u Y: ' Jr h . ■ fc b 1 i mk: X 1 fW.. a Y. W. C. A La Vet a Higgs The Young Women ' s Christian Association of Louisiana Tech was organ¬ ized with the desire to meet a real need in the lives of the young women of the campus. In a variety of ways the organization assists in the de¬ velopment of the well-rounded woman student. LaVeta Higgs. Blanche Louise Dickinson Melba Lee. Evelyn Atkinson . . . Mary Ruth Carter . . . June Broussard . . . . Erline Dobbins .... Era Byrd Pullen .... Cynthia Nixon . . . . Virginia Sue Evans . . . Officers , . . . President . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . Treasurer Assistant Treasurer . Editor . . . Librarian . . . . Chorister . . . . Chorister . . . . Pianist Mary Walker . . . Carrie Mae McDowell . Jacqueline Whisenhunt Marion Lucille Keller . Roberta Dillon . . . Lillian Montgomery . Doris Shaw . . . . Virginia Pearce . . . Lois Read. Mavis Roberts . . . Mrs. Gussie L. Ayres Atkinson, Ayres, Broussard, Carter, Dickinson Dillon, Dobbins , Evans, Keller, Lee McDowell, Montgomery, Nixon, Pearce, Pullen Read, Roberts, Shaw, Walker, Whisenhunt . Social Service Chairman . Social Service Committee . . . Publicity Chairman . . . Publicity Committee Chairman of Race Relations , . . Freshman Committee . . Freshman Committee . . . . Social Chairman . . . Program Chairman . . . Worship Chairman . Sponsor Y. M. C. A Earl Hogan Donald Boyette Ollie Fuglaar . Hines Rogers . Eugene Ball Dolph Norton . Wallis Bailey . Roy Welch . . Harry Mayfield Alvin Gleason John Houston . James H. Kelly Melvin Butler . Officers: . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Program Chairman . Devotional Chairman . Chorister . Pianist . Freshman Cabinet . Athletic Director . Athletic Director . Sergeant-At-Arms . Social Chairman Earl Hogan Freshman Cabinet John Miller Charles Goodgame Hardie Bass Tom Garner Roger Semon Ernest Wright Eugene Ball Hardie Bass Donald Boyette Melvin Butler Tom Garner Alvin Gleason Charles Goodgame J. H. Houston James H. Kelly Harry Mayfield John Miller W. L. Mitchell Dolph Norton Jack Pullig Hines Rogers Roger Semon Ollie Fuglaar J. O. Van Hook Roy Welch Ernest Wright Jesse Morgan METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT The Methodist Student Movement has for its purpose the formation of a connecting link between the student and his church and is the medium through which he works. Thelma Hubbard Officers Jesse Morgan . President C. W. Little . Vice-President Leslie Rhoades .... Second Vice-President Cynthia Nixon . Worship Chairman Mavis Roberts . Worship Chairman Elizabeth Wren . Worship Chairman Zelia Belle Clinton . Secretary Libby Raulins . Treasurer La Verne Irvine . Publicity Chairman Rudolph McIntyre . Chairman of World Friendship Committee Virginia Sue Evans . Chairman of Music Committee Roberta Dillon . Co-Chairman of Music Committee Thelma Hubbard . Student Secretary Almeda Butler, Zelia Belle Clinton, Roberta Dillon, Virginia Sue Evans LdVerne Irvine, C. W. Little, Rudolph McIntyre, Cynthia Nixon Libby Raulins, Leslie Rhoades, Mavis Roberts, Elizabeth V ren BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The executive committee of the Baptist Student union is a council elected annually to co-ordinate church and campus activities into one unified program. Officers Donald Boyette . President R. G. Frasier .... Editor, B.S.U. Beacon Earl Hogan . . . Enlistment Vice-President Carla Albritton . . . Sunday Schoo l Rep. Catherine Pickett . Enlistment Vice-President Reeves Pearce . Sunday School Representative Annette Brock . . . Social Vice-President Jack Willis . Training Union Representative Faye Odom .... Social Vice-President Sarah Barr . Training Union Representative Dolph Norton . . Devotional Vice-President Lavan Robinson . Music Director Wana Ann Gibson . Devotional Vice-President Eleanor Hollis . . Y.W.A. Representative Eloise Fowler . Secretary Vedith Brannon . . Y.WA.. Representative Eugene Ball . Treasurer Dorothy Moore . . Y.W.A. Representative Ollie Fuglaar .... Publicity Director Alma May Clark .... Faculty Advisor Georgia Mai Carter . . Extension Director Alice Caldwell .... Student Secretary Catherine McKenzie . Magazine Representative Albritton, Ball, Barr, Brannon, Brock, Carter, Clark Fowler, Frasier, Fuglaar, Gibson, Hogan, Hollis, McKenzie Moore, Norton, Odom, Pearce, Pickett, Robinson, Willis rnmnam Jewel Watson T. H. HARRIS SCHOLARSHIP CLUB An honorary organization composed of the T. H. Harris Scholarship students who have been selected on the basis of high scholarship, either in high school or colleges, and whose membership is retained on the basis of scholarship. Officers Jewel Watson Laveta Higgs . William T. Wells William Dozier . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . . Reporter Members Richard Baker Dixie Lee Ball June Broussard Ruth Dehner Roberta Dillon William Dozier Virginia Lee Frye Laveta Higgs Mary E. Lewis Clu Flu Lusk Harbert Marshall Jesse B. Moon, Jr. Alice E. Stafford Elmer A. Tooke Bebe Wall William T. Wells Shelby P. Young THE TECH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Tech Symphony, formerly under the direction of Miss Doris B. Haskell, regularly under the direction of Mr. L. V. E. Irvine, and tem¬ porarily under the direction of J. A. Smith, has attained a high degree of precision, and as it continues to develop, this organization will rank among the finest of college symphony orchestras. Officers Ralph Atkinson . . . President Ben Morris . . . Vice-President Frances Smelly Secretary-Treasurer Roy Welch. Librarian Ralph Atkinson Ben Morris Frances Smelley Roy Welch Me m b e r s FIRST VIOLINS George Baker La Verne Irvine Janice Mann John Raley Clyde Shrell Pearl Templeton Nellie Wallace Leslie Welch Ben Morris SECOND VIOLINS Lamar Boulet Ruby Lee Carter Jean Holloway Eleanor Humble Faye Meadows Frances Smelley Mary Loe Williams Pauline Jones VIOLA Bennett Daley CELLOS Virginia Sue Evans Shirley Nethkin STRING BASSES Mary L. Ratliffe W. K. Chandler WIND BASS Earle Cooke TRUMPETS John Fitzpatrick Mary Humble James Simmons Roy Welch Ralph Santangelo FRENCH HORNS James Williams Jesse Morgan Francis Walker Bond Hamm TROMBONES J. L. Mitchell M. R. Vernon Oscar Barnes CLARINETS Richard Brown Homer Brown Geneva Kolb Lady Jewell Logan Gloria Moncla Carmen Monda Miriam Robinson Rosemary Jenkins Horace Williams FLUTES Francis Brooks Annie K. Gunn Dorothy Wallace OBOE Ralph Atkinson BASSOON C. W. Little PIANO Patricia Dawson TYMPANI Arthur Washburn BARITONE SAXOPHONE Edward Johnston BAND O ' GLEE The Band O ' Glee, an organization of sophomore, junior, and senior girls, stresses performance of the best choral works for women ' s voices and an annual concert followed by a banquet given each year. Besides the work done by the group, four of its members comprise a girls ' quartet. Avon Lee Blakely is the faculty director. Officers Virginia Sue Evans . . . Era Byrd Pullen . . . Eleanor Humble Blanche Louise Dickinson Jean Bordelon . . . . Mary Alice Nelson . . Mary Humble .... Patricia Dawson . . . Martha Ann Pace . . . . . President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . Librarian Librarian Social Chairman . Social Chairman . . . Pianist . Pianist Marie Bolton Jean Bordelon Ruth Campbell Miriam Darnall Blanche Dickinson Kathleen Doxey Dorothy Ann Erskine Virginia Sue Evans Mary Ferree Miller Sarah Lee Fleming Evelyn Gullatt Majorie Gullatt Annie Katherine Gunn Goldie Faye Harper Hazel Hilton Jean Holloway Eleanor Humble Mary Humble Geneva Kolb Joyce Kroh Lady Logan Olney Faye Meadows Jimmye Mitchell Dorothy Moore Lauree Morris Mary Alice Nelson Marna Newman Cynthia Nixon Faye Odom Martha Ann Pace Doris Pipes Era Byrd Pullen Elizabeth Raulins Rosemary Sanders Charlotte Sims Frances Smelley Patsy Stegall Jean Tomlin Martha Tugwell Mary Ruth Vernon Isabel Wilson Edwina Worsham Eula Ruth Wurster 1 1 if a i r j i S ! f l gi ,1 1 ] Tj i i  i 1 ll ! S SM . | jg . ' % J i’ ® 4 | jr q ' i i Jjl m i a GIRLS ' BAND The girls who are fortunate enough to make the Girls ' Band find the two periods a week they spend in en¬ semble playing pleasant hours of recreation and pleasure as well as profitable music experiences. Due to Professor Irvine ' s necessary absence from rehearsals this year, Chuck Raley and Jimmie Simmons have wielded the conductor ' s baton most of the time and have done it exceedingly well. Officers Henrie Waldroup. President Virginia Sue Evans. Vice-President Martha Ann Pace. Secretary-Treasurer Personnel Othello Barnes Frances Brooks Bobby Cooper Dora Crawford Kathleen Doxey Nannette Eiland Dorothy Erskine Virginia Sue Evans Annie Katherine Gunn Cora Holland Eleanor Humble Mary Humble Alice Hurley Bernadien Johnson Pauline Jones Geneva Kolb Phoenell Lynch Martha Martin Faye Martin Jimmye Mitchell Gloria Moncla Velma Nation Dorothy Parker Martha Ann Pace Miriam Robinson Margaret Saunders Gloria Taylor Mary Ruth Vernon Virginia Thomas Henrie Waldroup Dorothy Wallace Nellie Wallace James A. Smith, Director TECH BAND The Tech Band has for some years enjoyed the distinction of being one of the foremost football bands in the tri-state area. This year has proven no exception. For the first time the band was this year organized on a military basis with complete self-government. The director spent his en¬ tire time making plans for performances, conducting rehearsals and sup¬ ervising presentations. The system met with such success that it has been installed permanently. Officers Head Drum Major and Drill Master — Richard F. Brown Twiriers —Preston Eggers, Jesse Morgan, Jack Rutledge Top Sergeant .Jesse Morgan Line Sergeants —Ben Morris, George Baker, Edward Anderson, John Raley, Fran¬ cis Walker, LaVerne Irvine, William Coleman, Thomas Griffin. Richard (Stick) Brown Louisiana Tech ' s All-American Drum Major X ... ,,V imrarv FLUTE AND PICCOLO Robert Martin OBOES Ralph Atkinson John Ford BASSOONS C. W. Little, Jr. Brooks Stein ALTO CLARINETS Homer A. Brown Horace Williams BASS CLARINET George Baker CLARINETS Ben Morris Carmen Monda Douglas Coleman Richard See Alvin Gleason Levelle Haynes M. E. Higginbotham, Jr. Judson Rogers Froman Ellerbe Leighton Thurman Members ALTO SAXOPHONES Edward Anderson Charles Lee Barr Harry Haigler TENOR SAXOPHONES Edward Johnson Joe Melton TRUMPETS James Simmons John Raley Francis Walker John Fitzpatrick Roy Welch Stephen McDonald Bond Hamm Otts Van Hook Lanier Hightower Gene Luse Ben Johnson FRENCH HORNS William Clark Bill Tenney James Williams TROMBONES Oscar Barnes La Verne Irvine Joe Coulter O. J. Parker Leslie Welch Milton Williams Clyde Shrell BARITONE Earle Cooke SONSAPHONES LaVelle Grigsby M. L. Coleman W. L. Coleman BELL LYRAS Lamar Boulet Frank Merritt PERCUSSION Bennett Daley Lawrence Miller Arthur Washburn Leslie Crowson Thomas Griffin DRUM MAJOR Richard F. Brown TWIRLERS Jesse Morgan Virgil Rutledge Preston Eggers LYRE CLUB The Lyre Club is composed of band members of at least one semester ' s standing. It was formed by those who desired additional opportunity to take part in ensemble music. It sponsors various dances and the annual variety show. Members Francis Walker Officers Francis Walker. President James Simmons. Vice-President C. W. Little .... Secretary-Treasurer Jesse Morgan. Sergeant-At-Arms James A. Smith .... Faculty Sponsor Edward Anderson Ralph Atkinson George Baker Oscar Barnes Homer Brown Richard Brown Earl Cooke Douglas Coleman Bill Coleman Leslie Crowson Ben Daley Jack Fitzpatrick Alvin Gleason Thomas Griffin Lavelle Grigsby Bond Hamm Nick Hightower C. W. Little Carmen Monda Jessie Morgan John Raley Judson Rogers James Simmons Arthur Washburn Leslie Welch Roy Welch Milton Williams Edward Anderson, Ralph Atkinson, George Baker, Oscar Barnes, Homer Brown, Richard Brown, Earl Cooke Douglas Coleman, Bill Coleman, Leslie Crowson, Ben Daley, Jack Fitzpatrick, Alvin Gleason, Thomas Griffin Lavelle Grigsby, Bond Hamm, Nick Hightower, C. W. Little , Carmen Monda, Jessie Morgan, John Raley Judson Rogers, James Simmons, James A. Smith, Arthur Washburn, Leslie Welch, Roy Welch, Milton Williams N Cy- dfgs fCv J .71 ■ ; A, Ik a ms - : Kl iiW Jl Vpij i r ft 4 -mm ' TM ( IBKI 11 j ■ : dM fh ¥y|l (Tit O ' 1 f, - urn aL W Ml J Hi 1 % j 1 i f i|fl ik i - ' 5111 r a fs P III -S ' o 0 Front Row, Left to Right: Mondo, Daley, Washburn, Atkinson. Second Row: Fitzpatrick, Barnes, Little, Santangelo, Baker. Third Row: See, Simmons, Raley , Williams, Chandler, Irvine. Tech Collegians For four years the prestige of the Tech Collegians far and wide has risen with an accelerated tempo. Mas¬ ters of swing, the Collegians are likewise master entertainers as many high schools, clubs, and other civic groups will testify. That elusive thing school spirit was at its highest peak during the basketball season when the Collegians appeared at the last game, honoring Tech ' s Championship team. Personnel Chuck Raley, Shreveport, Louisiana. Student Conductor Ralph Atkinson, El Dorado, Arkansas. Treasurer C. W. Little, Jr., Crowley, Louisiana. Secretary Instrumental Position Edith Calloway . Vocalist Richard See . First Saxophone, Clarinet George Baker . Second Saxophone, Clarinet, Vioiln Carmen Monda . Third Saxophone, Clarinet, Vocalist Ralph Atkinson . . . Fourth Saxophone , Clarinet, Oboe, Violin C. W. Little . Fifth Saxophone, Clarinet, Bassoon Ralph Santangelo . First Trumpet Jimmie Simmons . Second Trumpet Jack Fitzpatrick . Third Trumpet Oscar Barnes . First Trombone, Violin La Verne Irvine, Jr . Second Trombone, Violin James Williams . French Horn, Piano, Arranger W. K. Chandler . Bass Arthur Washburn . Drums Ben Daley . Bass, Violin fyitUl