Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Lafourche . , . .Ouachita . . . . .Franklin Evangeline N. S. HOEEPAUIR, Estlmerwoocl .,.. ............ A cadia EUGENE CAZEDESSUS ................. East Baton Rouge Vice-President, Baton Rouge S- L- MAXWELL, Cane Brake .................... Tensas JULIUS DUPONT, Houma ..... .... T errebonne J- D. FOURNET, New Orleans .,.,. .... O rleans ABERNATHY, FOURNET CAZDESSUS, DUPONT RATZBURG, DORE, LANDRY, PELTIER, MAXWELL 29 'CS-ZVLd,i0Z PLZ? W 0141? ll0llN AUGUST 30, l895 0 DIED SIPTEMBIII I0, IQ35 A benefactor and friend, who held an interest far above the average in the youth-especially the forgotten youth-of the state, Huey Long and his work in the development of the University has left an indelible impression upon its his- tory and that of Louisiana. United States Senator and one-time Governor of the state f1928-1932, , at the time of his death Senator Long was a member of the University Board of Supervisors and Chairman of its Committee on Reve- nue and Extension. For his untiring services in each of these capacities, the grati- tude of innumerable students, individually and by groups, honors his memory. 30 K. Calfzm ll0llN AUGUST 8, IB82 0 lllfll JANUARY 28, l936 Elected Governor of Louisiana in 1932, Oscar K. Allen became ex oflicio presi- dent of the University Board of Supervisors. During his administration, the Universityis 1931-1932 building program was completed and that of 1936 was begun. In these two programs are included 19 structures, one of which, Allen Hall, commemorates his activities. Further evidence of the esteem in which he was held was shown in the Democratic primary in January, when the vote of the people designated him for the state senatorship for the unexpired term of the late Senator Long, his friend and predecessor in the governor's office. 3I OVGl'l'1OFy GIIISS NOS James A. Noe of Monroe, formerly lieutenant-governor, became Gov- ernor of Louisiana on the death of Governor Oscar K. Allen on Jan- uary 28. Mr. Noe served as chief executive of the state until the inau- guration of Governor-elect Richard W. Leche on May 12. As gov- ernor he was ex officio chairman of the University Board of Super- visors. Serving only a term of three months, he succeeded in winning the confidence and admiration of the student body. 32 ovemor ichoircl in Richard W. Leche of New Orleans, elected Governor of Louisiana in the Democratic primary of January 21, assumed the office of the chief executive of the state on May 12. As governor, he is ex oflicio chair- man of the Louisiana State University Board of Supervisors. The University officials and the student body are looking forward to co- operating with Governor Leche in furthering the expansion of L. S. U. into the Greater University of the future. 33 eche 0EOCf0'C ames Monroe Smith President of Louisiana State University, friend and counselor to its thousands of students, we give tribute here. In all of the daily routine which necessarily devolves upon him as chief executive of the Univer- sity, President Smith never forgets the welfare and happiness of the individual student, which is, in effect, the well-being of the student body. Likewise, in the multitudinous details of administration, he has kept before him the development of the University in all of its phases to meet the needs and interests of the students. These are the charac- teristics of the capable executive, of the man whose wisdom and experi- ence have taught him a love and consideration of his fellow man. For these attributes especially do we honor him. That this work and pro- fessional attitude have won attention, not only in Louisiana, but in many parts of the world, is attested in the honors which have been extended to him. Chief among these are those which have been ac- corded this year. Of especial significance were the awards of the French and Italian governments. The former was the Cross of the Legion of Honor with the rank of Chevalier, the latter was the rank of Com- mendatore in the Order of the King. Both honors were presented as official recognition of the development of the Romance Languages Department of the University achieved under the direction and through the interest of the President. Dr. Smith has proven himself a man in whom the student body and the alumni may place their confidence for the perpetuation of the ideals of his predecessors in the zealous admin- istration of Louisiana's Greater University. 34 :ff MAJOR FRED C. FREE JAMES F. BROUSSARD LT.-cor. TROY H. MIDDLETON MAJOR J. PERRY coma D 0' C 'g' of ' J Dum of Arlminirlrution Cnmrmlnclanl of Cazlctx and Dum of Mtn Dean of Sturlent Affairs R E V I E W O F T H E Y E A R buildings, in increased enrollment, in the honors con- ferred upon the faculty, in conferences held on the cam- Durmg the Past decade each year has Seemed a Climax pus, and in the outstanding activities of the various de- in the University's development in physical equipment Partments- and cultural opportunity, and yet the year following has Here it is easy to measure progress. The construction proved to be a still more significant step toward the program initiated a year ago has resulted in such new greater University. Although most interested observers I H buildings as O. K. Allen Hall, La Maison Francais, and f I1 ' df l f h' h , h , were u y min u o t is p enomenon yet t ere were Highland Hall, a dormitory for Junior and Senior few who predicted that the session 1935-1936 could be , , . women. Three new religious student centers have been other than an anti-climax to Jubilee year. The facts, . erected, streets widened and repaved, work begun on a however, contradict any such assumption and definitely Packing and slaughtering Plant, Plans laid for fraternity indicate that in 1935-1936 the Louisiana State Univer- and Sorority houses and twenty tennis Courts added to 5 SiCY7S growth fC3ChCd H 119W Climax in educational and the athletic facilities. Corresponding increases have been cultural endeavors as well as in physical equipment. made to the faculty. Most easily ascertained are those tangible develop- The growing cosmopolitan nature of the University ments which are expressed in the appearance of new was evidenced not only by the increase in the number of 36 NORA NIiII.I. POXVHR Dum ol Wurr1l1'r1 OPHHLIA STONE STONE llnnlmric Dam The University extra-state students but also by the number of guest Speakers brought to the campus. Dr. Otto Narlmm of N- Y. U., Dr. Samuel Lindsay of Columbia, John Mason Brown of the New York Evening Post, Admiral Richard E. Byrd, Dr. Kemp Nlalone of Johns Hopkins, DF- P. O. Sorokin of Harvard, and the Honorable Agnes Macpliail of Canada were among the most prom- inent. The annual Edward Douglas White Lectures WCYC given by Dr. W. Y. Elliot of Harvard. Confer- ences to which the University was host included the O- D. K. regional meeting, a group studying student guidance lcd by Dean Thyra Amos of the University Of Pittsburgh, an educational conference for administra- VOYS and principals, and a Woman's Day conference. T110 Y. W. C. A. observed Interracial Week by a series of meetings. For the annual Religious Emphasis Week DF- Oscar Johnson was secured as guest speaker. An unusual event was the visit of the Oxford debate team. Theta Sigma Phi journalism fraternity honored Dorothy S i l K . 5 I i l l I l CHARLES XV. PIPKIN llmn nf Griulualr Xrlmul BENJAMIN F. Ml'l'CHlil.I Drain uf l,mu'r'r llwnlurl NlAJOll G. Liili, JR. Dam nl Cullrgr uf .figllrnlfnv F. K. BEUTEL C. E. COATES Dam of Ihr' Law Sclmnl Dr-m of Collrgc of Pun' and Applied Scicnn L. J. LASSALLE Dr'-zn nf College of lfngincrring The Administrative Qiiiciais Dix at its annual Matrix dinner. Palmer Christian, na- tionally known organist, gave a recital on the campus. The Hedgerow Players appeared in repertoire, and Bo- humir Kryl with his symphony band gave performances. In the fine arts general interest was stimulated by exceptional performances. The School of Music cele- brated its twentieth anniversary by contributing to the year's finer entertainment The Messiah, Madame Butterfiyf' and 'QThe Student Prince. The Department of Speech gave more major productions than in any preceding year. The dramatic season included Bill of Divorcementf' The Swan, The Late Christopher Bean, besides the world premier of the experimental play, Elizabeth of Austria, and an interpretation of Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor,,' which won critical acclaim. Exhibitions of the work of Mr. An- keney, of Mayan art, and of modern French painters were of unusual pleasure to art lovers. Perhaps the most significant development of the year was in the direction of state-wide University activity and co-operation, not because this interest is something new, but because this year it has become so prominent. The L. S. U. Symphony Orchestra and the L. S. U. Concert Band conducted tours. Mental Hygiene Society members spoke at various centers. Mu Sigma Rho con- tinued to organize Mu Sigma Societies in the various state high schools. The Louisiana Leader,', the Alum- ni Newsf' and the News Bureau kept the state in touch with progress and affairs at the University. The women of Louisiana received with unusual enthusiasm the new extension courses in book reviews given by Miss Annette Duchein in the principal cities of the state. More than four thousand enrollments were received by the General Extension Division during the first semester. Practically every section of the state was served. New courses were offered in Health and Physical Education, Public School .17 If , 1, . -f'v 1 iT'4f7-' C. A. IVES Dum nf 'l'c.1clzr'rx' Collage J. B, TRANT Dam uf Cnllegc of Cunmirrcc The University Music, and Firemanship. A state Y. M. C. A.-Y. W. C. A. newspaper was edited by L. S. U. students. Eve- ning courses in accounting and business administration were begun. Under the direction of Dr. C. M. Wise, extension courses in speech were offered. A visual in- struction program was inaugurated by Dr. M. Bate- man whereby educational sound pictures were sent throughout the state. The preceding paragraphs have concerned material improvements which are apparent even to the most cas- Ual observer. However, to those who are more inter- ested, these developments are only the manifestations of H more important inner growth and feeling that is the real spirit of the University. This has occasioned the Pf0gress of the past and guarantees in the future our Alma Mater's position with the great. C. C. COLVERT Dam of Nnrflmul Ccnlrr ARTHUR VIDRINE Dum of Nfvrfiml Srlnml E. N. JACKSON Bumrr C. GORDON JOHNSON Auditor i GIJMBO pnrslflws . Student life, with all of its wide-spread activities-from student government clown to an afternoon of loafing in the Field House-just as it is enjoyed by L. S. U.'s six thousand. Stu ent Counci Student government at the University is based on the individual college as a unit. Each college, besides electing its own officers, par- ticipates in the voting for a president and two vice-presidents for the Student Body. The Student Council is composed of these three ofli- cers and representatives from each of the seven colleges. During the session 1935-1936 the Council was particularly active in its opposition to drinking at football games and university dances. It sponsored a homecoming celebration at the regular homecoming ABE MICKAL game. iGood feeling was promoted between the student body of L. S. U. and various visiting athletic teams. As a result of a conference with the oH'icials of the electric company, the bus fare to and from the university was reduced to five cents. Delegates were sent to the National Student Federation convention at Kansas City, Mo., and they led an active discussion favoring compulsory military training. The president of the Freshman Class was made an honorary member of the Council. The actions of the Council this year have been characterized by courage and efliciency and have indi- cated beyond doubt that the Constitution of 1933 has become working reality. The Student Council for 1935-1936 consists of: Abe Mickal, president of the Student Body, Justin Rulcas, vice-president of Student Bodyg Margaret Hunter, co-ed vice-president of the Student Body, Henry Richarson, secretary-treasurer of the Councilg Charles Duchein, president of the College of Arts and Sci- ences, Don Donahue, president of the Teachers' College, Glen Olds, president of the College of Commerce, Joe Rhodes, president of the College of Agriculture, D. Heck, president of the College of Engineering, L. C. Palmer, president of the College of Pure and Applied Sciences, George Bailey, president of the Law School, Russell Long, Freshman representative. Bailey, Donahue, Duchcin, Heck, Hunter, Long Olds, Palmer, Rhodes, Richardson, Rukas 4I PRESIDENT oi: 'rmi STUIIIE NT The Honor ourl The judiciary of student government at the University is vested in a court composed of one member from each of the seven colleges, appointed by the president of the Student Body and subject to ratification by the Student Council. The extent of jurisdiction, although not defined in the constitution, has been recognized as including all cases in which an interpretation of the constitution is required, cases of theft and cheating, and cases arising over disputed elections. Although this is only its third year of existence, the Honor Court has become a definitely recognized institution on the campus. The number of cases handled by the Court has been constantly increasing as the university authorities realize the immense value of having campus misdemeanors handled by the students themselves. MEMBERS C hief justice, Joi-IN PATIN, Law School .IUSTICES CLAIBORN DAMERoN DoRoT1-IY CHAPPUIS R. O. MCCRAINE College of Arts and Sciences College of Commerce College of Agriculture WILLIAM I-I. CASTILLE OSBORNE HELVESTON ARDEE CAUSEY College of Engineering Teachers, College College of Pure and Applied Sciences Cnuscy, Cnsrille, Chappuis, Patin, Hclvesron, Dnmcron, McCrainc 42 lnterdormitory Council The Interclormitory Council is composed of representatives from each of the undergraduate women's dormitories on the campus. Its purpose is to insure close cooperation and fellow- ship among the residents of the different dormitories, to create mutual interests among them, and to develop projects beneficial FLEURANGE BARRETT to all the women students of the University. This year the Council has edited an L. S. U. social bluebook, What To Do at L. S. U. Plans are underway for an association of women on the campus, with the president as representative on the Student Council. Due to the opening of Highland Hall, the Council increased this year to eleven members. Prrxiclrnt of Ibc Council OFFICERS FLEURANGE BARRETT . . .,........... ....,..., P resident DOROTHY CI-IAPPUIS . . . .......... ........ V ice-President ROSE FERGUSON ...- .............., . . .Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Senior Residence DOROTHY CI-IAPPUIS ELIZABETH SCOTT LoRIs ANDERSON Highland Hall FLEURANGE BARRETT MARY ELLEN STEBBINS CORRINE ADELE CLINE Smith Hall ROSE FERGUSON MARY ALLEN FROST HELEN BOLTON MARY BONNER JOHNS FREDDIE KOLSTEAD Anderson, Bolton, Chappuis, Cline, Frost Johns, Kolstad, Scott, Stebbins 43 GW rl' if f 1. George Bailey, President of the Law School, and Dick Gerard, President of O. D. K. 2. Jonetta Elam, Mortar Board, and Mary Stu- art Williams, Class Officer. 3. Ed Glaze, Captain of the Varsity Rifle Team, and Charles Duchein, President of the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences. 4. Flea Barrett, President of the Inter-Dor- mitory Councilg and Putsie,' Hunter, Stu- dent Council. 5. Shirley Howard, Cheerleader, and Dot Nu- gent, Panhellenic. 6. Slats Hardin, Olympic record holder. 7. Dayton McCann, Y. M. C. A. President. 8. Anna Louise Bourgeois, Mortar Board. WlI09S WIIO AMIIIW ...Xa M 4 ,wmswv v f-:fm i CAMPUS lEAlIEllS 9' Abe Mickal, President of the Student Body. 10 1 'Dinksn Crichton, President of Senior Class, Teachers' College. 11' Mary Alice Hungate, President of Mortar Board, 1 ' as 2' 'Butch Helveston, Honor Court. 1 3' J' D- Heck, Student Council. 1 4' Ira Fl0l'y, Law School Valedictorian. 15. . .lustln Rukas, Vice-President of the Student B0dy. 16, . 17 Cla'b0rne Dameron, Honor Court. ' T- Baulch, Editor of the Rcvcillc. 18. 1 Alma Fleming, Mortar Board. 9. Johnny Koontz, Cheerleader. 20, Fr S ands Edwards, Chief Justice of the Law 511001 Honor Courtg and John Patin, hlef Justice of the Honor Court. l ' N .mi s 5-Fffiszivwf 'WEA -Ki 'V ' 'Y' T3 if '.1WfMs'fiff- Re- leclinq Siu ent Life The publications of the student body have come to assume a position of ever-increasing importance among campus activities. This prominence has been due to the recognition of the valuable service that the Reveille and the GUMBO render the University and the student body. These publications serve as a valuable record of student activities, they keep the state in touch with progress and events at the University, and they also afford the stu- dents a great deal of practical experience in the expres- sion and formulation of opinion. In the discussion of vital issues, they stimulate thought on public questions. The Reveille appears twice a week, and as a news- paper it attempts to divine the currents of public opinion that prevail on the campus, to interpret them, and to serve as an instrument for their expression. It believes that the editorial page should be as eagerly read as the front page scoop and so prides itself as much on the controversies arising from its editorials as on the accu- racy of its news. The GUMBO has a different function to perform. Its province is history rather than the dissemination of news. Whereas the Reveille treats of the events of a few days, the annual includes the scope of an entire year, and remains as the permanent record of university activities. 1 REVEILLE STAFF Jlaklu' '1'. HAULCII . U. A. RliliVliS . . WlI.IilJR CARNICS . I-Iowmm PI-:NNIMAN. . TELIQANUR 'l'A'ruIvI . l'. C. SIIIlal,ns . . ITLVIN MCGRAW . 5lIlRl.liY IfoIu:o'rsoN VIRGINIA VVIIIIAUUN J: II. MA'r'rox, jk, lxA'I'1IIaIu'N lung , AI.I.IaN DMN . . '1- . lfdilor rum' Mllllllf11'l' . . . l riIlr1y l.f.vu1' lfflillll' . . . . 'l'1n'.nIny l.v.vur lixllillll' . fl.v.mr'irIl.f' lI'u.vil1r.r.r Mzlnayrr . . . . . ,fI.vsi.vlalIl 1:'I1'i!nr . . . . . , l.v.si.rl1Il1l lfflilor . ,'l.V.Yfll'illfl' l?11.ri111'x.v MflIlflff1'I' . , . . . -SfY11I'l.V HIHIIII' , . . . Snrirly Ifflilor . . l'II'flflll'l' livtliffll' . . .CIIIIIIIIIITH . .Czzrlnnllixl ff-nq THE STAFF Shiolds, 'I'IlflllI1, XVIII-ndvn. DI-nn Matrox, Pau-, Pvnninmn, Fnrgorson j, T, BAULCH, Elmrroxz I The Reveille lv! frm - ' CHARLES F. DUCHEIN 4 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KIMBROUGH OWEN ASSISTANT EDITOR T 1936 CHARLES F. DUCHEIN . . . . . . .Editor-in-Chief T. E. GLAZE ......... .... B usiness Manager KIMBROUGH OWEN. . . ..........4 Assistant Editor LUCIEN P. LABORDE .,,, ..,. A ssistant Business Manager HENRY W. JOLLY. PALMER DELOTEUS, . . WILLIAM C. BOYD. LEONARD STANDER ALLEN DEAN ..,. ALVA EDWARDS . . RONNIE CAIRE , . Assistant Business Manager . . .Athletic Editor ...,,......ArtEditor , . . .Medical Center Editor ................Artist ........Arrist . . .Photographer DEIOUSUS. Sfihdrr, Dean, Edwards, Cairn Gum HENRY W. JOLLY Ass:s'rAN'r BUSINESS MANAlGIill WILLIAM C. BOYD ,J My Alu' lZm'x'ou wmfm Castro Carazo and the L. S. U. CHDET .BEND The duties of the Louisiana State University Cadet Band and Drum and Bugle Corps are manifold, covering a wide range of college ac- tivities. As a military unit the Band is ever pres- ent at the various dress parades throughout the academic year, adding with its music spirit to the regiment as it passes in review. As a varsity unit the Band not only entertains during the football games at home, but quite often accom- panies the athletic teams on their trips in and out of the state. The Band also takes part in the athletic activities on the campus. As a con- cert unit the Band is taking a Spring Tour this year, with concerts tentatively scheduled for New Orleans, Alexandria, Winnield, Monroe, Ruston, Shreveport, Lake Charles, Lafayette, and Baton Rouge. The Cadet Band and Drum and Bugle Corps is this year the largest in the history of Louisi- ana State University. Its personnel consists of bandmaster, assistant bandmaster, captain, first sergeant, drum major, 120 bandmen, and 40 Drum and Bugle Corps members. Much of the credit for the success of the Band is due to the untiring energy and zeal of Colonel Castro Carazo, the bandmaster. Aside from the actual development of the Band itself, Colonel Carazo has compiled a music library containing military marches, pep songs, Alma Maters, symphonic overtures, classic and semi- classic fantasies, and popular selections that is one of the most complete university band libra- ries in America. R. W. PHlil.PS Ass1s'1'AN'1' Dmm:'x'on Upper Riglvl: Tha- Hand parades in New Orlvnns. 'rnfrr Riglvl: Tln- Nami and Drum 1nd Bugle Corps in pnrmlv formation. lfvlmv: Tlw Cmu'4'rl Unit. W1EElE?5f'NfVf W' A 'W ' ' - - f-3,,,N - ,..w.w.' ' ,lk - Jwlwlllki.-6615 ,fxvlnf Q 'JB-.if .. Y ROCCO CONTINI Outstanding u-nor, who has carried thi- lead in many operatic productions of the School of Music. 1. The Student Prince 2. Madame Butterfly 3. The Student Prince 4 The Student Prince 5. Madame Butterfly 6. The Student Prince 7. Madame Butterfly 8. Madame Butterfly 9 Madame Butterfly 11. The Student Prince Since 1930 a popular opera has been pro- duced annually to bring much credit and recog- nition to the School of Music. The experience gained during this time was quite evident in the productions this year, for both The Student Prince and Madame Butterfly were truly professional. The Student Prince, music by Sigmund Romberg, was acclaimed as an unusually fine performance of the famous musical story of student life in Germany in the nineteenth cen- tury. In contrast to the light-hearted story of The Student Prince was Madame Butterflyf, by Puccini, the tragic story of the life, the faithful love, and finally the piteous suicide of a Jap- anese maiden. In both these operas, two or more casts were used in most of the roles. This affords an op- portunity for a greater number of students to acquire a valuable experience in this field. Opera in Louisiana owes its revival to our School of Music in the University. The able staff of the Opera Department for the past year was headed by Dr. H. W. Stopher, conductorg Dalton S. Raymond, producerg and Pasquale Amato, artist director. uden We .Flffend fhe Ups-rd .. XX fax tk ,,' is + w .1 ,' A .- 5--61. I X., - 44' fu? 1 'Sim Q H s 4 .,..f?I.1 . , Li-1,-E' 1Q'T rSQ I ' jf-' 'A fgn 1 l'- ,'w . Fm M . ix P -' 40' Z : . N' 1 f F 5 ififr Q, A Q ,t , v K., 516, 4' gr 1 X , .iiiiizzzzzzu , ' ., ............. .hi 1 '.g5sssfs21s2sss3,.-- g . . 5 , f a sm .1.4L. 1'. lij 014--- 'W 'XIIA 1. ',',,fv-f' -ur' N wlFW If N my 1 ...l-1-..-in-is--v This year's theater season has been marked by wide diversity in the type of plays presented, in the amount of new talent discovered, and in the variety in directorship. The season opened ill November with The Late Christopher Bean, a sprightly comedy under the direction Of C. L. Shaver. Clifford Anne King directed the opening production of the new year, The Swan, one of the last of a rapidly vanishing genus-the highly colored romantic comedy. February ended with a significant dramatic event-the world premiere of Q'Elizaheth of Austriaf, a tragedy hased on the story of Eliza- beth, the wife of Frantz Joseph, or, as she was affectionately called, Sisi. This production was directed by Harley Smith. In March appeared RA Bill of Divorcementf' a drama of war's dis- illusionment produced hy lVlrs. E. P. Flower. The final presentation of the year was Shakes- peare's hilarious comedy, The lVIerry Wives of Wi11dsor,', directed hy C. L. Shaver. The University Theatre is coming more and more to have a vital place on the campus for Cntertainment and for educational aspects. It is C0l1stantly striving for, and achieving, a higher Standard of dramatic activity. . .ff in ea, lf.: ,,.--f iff, ., gf,-ff 11- ' Yr! Z... 5 at it f ,ga digg? I W tm MISS ,IIZANNIQ PERKINS :Stal ul l.. S. ll, hm-erli l3ep:utiueut pmtlmtimis. now stutlviug with l'.u:uuouut Stutlios iu llnllvwootl. tfalil. l. The Tempest 2. The l.ate Christopher 3. The Swan 4. Bill of Divorcement 5. The Swan tm. The Tempest 7. The Tempest 3. Elizaheth of Austria 9. Bill of Divorcement 10. Elizabeth of Austria ll. Bill of Divorcement .. . . and ma Theater 13. Bill of Divorcement 14. Elizabeth of Austria 15. The Swan Bean Hair today, gone tomorrow. Pass in review. Quit, now! The Student Council steps out for Homecoming. Night life of the Greeks. Anybody got a comb? Down in front! I've come for the rent! At home at school. You see, it's like this . . . Who brung that towel along? How about the model next time? The Color Guard. Another way of getting home. People are crazier than any- body. And I promised mama I'd never play football! Ursula takes it away. Brace yourself -it's another convocation! Who, me, Coach? You're at attention in here! nlfekjl' 3 S fi I I is '- .S v Lf 1 3 U ' I o 1 Y ' , r . I v W, s ' 'K f A r 2 . W-Q 4 inf ag' 2: jli , J T 'V M-Im. E-WK l r , 1 r 'N f 1 1 W .rf T1 B' Q. ' f 0. 'I M- s I Fw I f ' in X r 7 ' 2 Q : -. X -11 k R, X . K l ,W Q 1 K Af- 1 if .. v, A ' 'A -3 l 'W ' f M931-.'f !'- T32 1 4' 5 as XM Ni, 'A - li-'I-'Il IK . I ' A. s-cl IS., I, Col. Carazo and football spon- sors. Sound off! That's me on the fifth row. Miss Dix, why donlt I rate more dances? Now I lay me down to slap.', Baugh and Lester, a couple of Horned Frogs. We're going to Georgia, boys! Make mine sarsaparillaf' Aw, what the hell! Wlmoops, my dear! Darling of L. S. U. candidates. Take me out to the ball game. Take yo' hands off my goal post! Life of a Freshman. Out into the cold, cold world. Kappa Delta formal. Webster was a good politician, too. If they could only cook. Uh-huh, caughtcha! Bottoms up! gm .J -I ww f . l , 5 ,J 'Nw r J' WNW -0- F211 - in B1 .. U r w' R .aw-fb, F Q-m95 N il 'r -4 wy 1 'I' 'x 1 -nw 'Wx 9 few, Q A, . 4.-1 3 Af 'l gli 4 ' , W V f f . -' 4' ' J cv om.,q'5' W it , '4. . Z'K ' Freshman election. -And did they hold those lines! Curly-top. What! No goal posts? The army proves its literacy. Cutting class again. Mortar Board taps. Campus playboy. Why, I don't even know the girl. Home from Manhattan. Freshmen on parade. Everybody out of step except Son. Gov. Connor follows the team. l'And this, gentlemen, is a rifle. What! Al in the Gumbo again? Mother warned me about this. Chain-gang? The dark side of the game. What a night! Even the cam- era sees double. Another good reason for Tiger victories. '- A-A' O .T nw- 5: -15, A., 5:11 H 4 'ld' Q' 'M 4 uhm' W 11 'ff' Q 'N 'QT-'Qkk 3 'gi17w1:'-' ,A ,A fjlfyqq V '5 If Q, '- f fb -H175 v.--Jw' , ' -I f., : V -A - .5-,::Y',f', hx , A ' ff Wie 'Af ?i'7.: 5- ff 'K A gxivifi. w ' - f - Q ilfxk JM, ' 70- ff. tv 'nfl ,4 MMW. ni. IQ L 1 N, l . J Em ,Af-1' N . 1 , . -. . A ' 'ya Lg,-' ., ,:4 ' r' ' N153 S J N- XEQX Liang-' 3 -- Qf' Wm' V' .f 'ff 14 f ' QR 4 ' ' , , N. Mr 1' AA, , f W X A . 1 fill if .W ,X , N , , Y Farm 4 1 .. 4 ,. .aww 'f x 5-, , '. 1 fl ,. ,-I :nm-.,4 1' YY ,F V 'f Y , w. , dll ' - wr .Mm-w ..--... f ---W... '1 1 1----. 'ra r 'P ' f J v' A Q u , ,. A ,sb V x' ' 41' ' ww! , , M ' ef' 'ff1IL ':v YV W fkyg .AL f f A ew W. WWA.. I' ,B lm mu. .' fini YQy. I -N.. N Q , , - S a, , Ivy' ! ' W- 5 . if-'34 Q52 'gf-ff! MQW J 'Y I .5 W . If. .. 2fW7 44 n .Tj 2,393 0- E ,fur 1' fi 1. f 9 WW AN ., A H N, 1 ' A ' , A 5 K, JK LW!-V . ...vu .4 rw fltki q 'if M IH mfX3xw fs I - ': ,V X nf- IIXMXXXNXXX A gl ' A Let's railroad those Tigers. Fore!-and aft. . . . and the pool was dry. Shooting whifflegists. Aw, don't pose now. Found-one student. Hey! Paddle your own canoe. Campustry 106. Incriminating evidence. What! Still got your hats? Transformation of a campus politician. Ho-hum . . . Letting off steam. What, no skates? Schweizer surveys Smith Hall. Second attempt successful. Sunny Georgia. A good Saturday afternoon's entertainment. Slats and his boys. QQOOPSVF Yea, Tigers! -is 53,1 N NWN wi? A33 , 9 SM 'ff Wi - A A ,iii I 'fm .Muffy M 3 1 2 S Q 2, I U I ' w-'R W ' fl ,fy , I' U MV' , U I xv I ' f JM M ,M , 'ff it I , Lx! Z.. f . . My K A vw ,A :M K Q- Nj, A, K 5 , I V ,M A - 4 . 5, f f 1 A 9 fr. F M -msn ' , A U ,rf I V' I ,' V, . A - M ' A ,.,,:jMU L' WMM A , V I .s N, A W9 V 3 Hp., XX ,lr , , H I f L' wx M f' N- - . r' ' ,-. 'VJ 1 s M ' K . ' ff :M ws. Ea f ' V 0 A ff I A L' f. Aww 1. .H ,Q ,mag ., N KA K 1 1 A I 'k Wx., - V ' ' V l N th' tl'f?45!4i?E3,,,L fi. Y f ' ,ah ,if ' .1 U J' J ,,,,n,w,A. 5 -ny, 4 , ,v x, L I, if mf 53, X . iv' ,rr YUWH sgbjsf my 'gm 'W 1, 415' 57 Hg: 'E if f IA. r Qi Q I - -QA 71 wi? 'Q Q I 4 ... , '1q,,,wv And the stands went wild. Wonder if they got there? Yes, we have no bananas. Better come tend to her, Sharp. Undercover man. O. D. K. Convention takes time out for lunch. How 'bout a ride?,' Scabbard and Blade puts the boys through. Marching through Georgia. Dress parade. The bathroom quintet. Here's how it wendt . . . Sigma Chis-and not a pin in a carload. Dean Beutel: I object! Yea, Zock! Hey, who sat on my sand- wich? Skull practice. Jess looks on. Praise Allah! Bonfire! No politicking at the polls, please. We reach our goal. X J , f , 5 421 ffwiggl if fi- X is 9 A Sr r ,Jw ii ,A V' 5 , 1 H . ' 18 19 .. A . 9 ff! ff' ww 1 ff' tk if F 9'1 ski'-'5 ' .vnu .gig GJZ:vf5+'2fH'. '5 'Lf r' WC' 9 Y Q1 'nr-AAQQL '34, . f if . 22 fn Q-Sq F -rr 1:1 'm 'x 1. And away they go. 2. Must be a gal around some- where. 3. Old Wasl1. 4. Vote once, please. 5. Thumb fun, eh? 6. Will he make it? 7. Shades of Junior Kent. 8. They have cut down the old pine tree. Camp McClellan: 9. Grunt and strain. 10. Let's meet at the rock. 11. Was that sun hot! 12. And he got a Maggie's- 13. My kingdom for a horse-and wagon. 14. Air defense. 15. Then he smoked a Camel. 16. Perfect coordination. 17. And what chance did the Door pig have? 18. Now where did I get that blonde hair? 19. Over the top! 20. Monday morning: Nineteen men absent. 21. Oh, for the life of a soldier! .xwuu-wh x? 1 , , ' f A-ff Ag F3551 Jw :rx- 'N Slsbw --53 Q , A ,, t, -ff 1 r A ' F-ff -ff 1 ,L ci if, f-' -Nw - V .32 X, N- ' 7 ,- JN 0: '4 A 2 ff W 1' -Q-Q gg- ,- ,gg , 'Q .' v , si ,Z . T af TWA f .4 . . , V I 'Twin -eng A Q in - f n Q . af' Q 11 XNXXWQ BMW 'SW PM WWE NNW SW Graduates and Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS l'rr'si11c11l l'1'1'.virlm1t l'r1'.9id1'nl l'i'1r.1f111'lll Pl'L'Jitll'llf l'fm'si1f1'IIl COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE .I'. G. IQIENNIEDY I ir1--l'rr.viflrnl . . - . - Momma VA1,01s .S'f'rr1-lary nm! 'I'r1'a.rurrr . . C. XV. IWZIENNIIIW COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES . C111zs'1'1ak GREEN l'ir1'-l'1'r.vi1l1-111 . . MARY S'l'UAR'l' VV11.1,m1v1s S1-rr'1'la1'y and Tr1'asurvr . . . JHAN MCINNIS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE . Po1NcA11:1a RAIIUN l'i1'1--l'n'.1i1lvnl . .... IE1.'1'oN CIIIXMIHXCNIE .S'fr1'fl11r'y and 1'I'l'll.I'lII'l'l' . ISl.IZAI3Ii'I'II fIlI.l UlI. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING . . II. 1i.,I01.1.11Y l'in--I'rvsi11'1'11l . . Sn-1'1'l11r'y and Tl'l'll.I'lll'l'I' . . . 011115 01.51211 COLLEGE OF PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE . . . F. FOURRIER lf'irv-l'1'1-.viflmr . . Svrrrlary ami Tl'l'Il5lll'I'I', F1mNK1.1N IC. Fos'1'1zR TEACHERS' COLLEGE . DINKS C1z1c11'1'oN l'ir1--l'rw.1ifl1-nr . . S1'rr1'lr1ry and 'l'rr11.rm'rr . ICM11,1a I,11c11111wM . . EIHORGIZ Sw1'1'z1a1: . . . J. I. MAk'1'1N . . .D01w'1'11x' NUGEN1' 4 -1 I! I , 1 , ,',f1, 1 11111177 A S I I I1 'ffjffc xlw' VYY I' , x 7I F 1 B A Le Cerclo 1 x GRADUATE SCH EDITH ROGERS AEEOTT BATON ROUGE Library Seienee B230 Pi Gamma Mug St. James Club. W. LEON AIDAMS, JR. SI-IREVEPORT Commerce A K E INEZ ALLEN BATON ROUGE flrls and Science: ., Loulslnnn Collegeg A.M., L. ROEEIN C. ANDERSON LAKE CHARLES Pure and Applied Science 9 K N S. U. Omlcron Delta Kappa: Samurai: Intel fraternity Council. HENRI ARNAUD MARSEILLE, FRANCE Ari: and Seienees Liccnclc es Lettres. P. A. BALDWIN CALHOUN CITY, MISS. C 0 in m eree PAUL MILBURN BEADLE LAFAYETTE Arts and Seienees Presldent, Le Corclc Francais. Frmlcalsg Cosmopolitan Club f ' ,-l ,r.'V N 'L -I E 1--1 Us .1 OOL HAZEL MAIKIE ADAIXTS BRYAN, TEXAS Library Science lX.A.. Unlvr-rslty ol' Texas: Llln'm'y Club: A. IQ. A.: L0 Cerulu 14'I'l1lll!1'l.IH. ELISE ALLEMAN NAPOLEONVILLE Hrlx and Seieuees XVlllll0ll'H Grnduzmtc Cluh, Prcslmlunt, '35- 'illlp Vlcu-President Loulslnnn. State Tunchors Association. REA ALLEN IIoSsToN Commerce FRANCES H. ANZALONE INDEPENDENCE Music ln-lm, f,lll'f'I'Ull1 Tlgoretlu Qufwlvlg Now- mun Cluhp Imllun Club. EDITH BAILEY SHREVEPORT flrls and Seienees ST. JOHN BARGAS HAMMOND Ari: and Science: MARJORIE BEENE HAYNESVILLE SfJt'l'C!l K K 1' A.A., SLCEIIIIUIIS Collage: 1'3.A., University ol' Missouri. W. Q . . w...' . ,.S Q., N Nm-f. ,.,. 2,1 1 A . 41 xi 'M A X fxn-'--if If-, H x IJXX fy. 1, I l 4 I We 2 - GRADUATE SCHOOL WM. B. BENNETT HILLSBORO, N. H. Commncc T K E I3.S., Unlvm'sli'y of New Ilzunpr-xlmlrv. A. B. BONDS, JR. I.l'I l'LI! ROCK, ARK. flrls and Sciencfx IQAY IQNIGHT BRELAND WESSON, MISS. Library Science n LG Curc-lc FI'1LncILlS: Mu Slgl xx Rho: Phl Kappa Phl. MARCEI. N. BROUssARn ST. MARTINVILLE Commnrcc B.S.. Southwl-stern Loulshum. lllHl.lllll,l!I Grnllulxto Commerce Club. MARTIN BURKE NEW ORLEANS flrl: and Science: Ph.B., Loynln. Unlverslty: Nuwnmn Club. IJIVIO CHERSI 'l'RIES'l'E, ITALY flrls and Sci'z'nrc's Doltn Kappa. Phi: Itnllnn Club. JOHNSON S. CONNER SI-IAWSVILLE, VA. EIlgilIL't'l'illg Pl Butn. Tun: Phl Kappa Phi: I40l1lSlll.lH1. Engineering Society Award. '34. BEN T. BOGARD RUSIITON 11xIl!lillt'l?I'ilI!j 0 K N L. GRACE BOUIJREAUX sco'I-T PIII? and Ajwpliml Sfifllfl' ILS.. Solltlxwustorlx Louislzum IllSlll.lll0. ICATHERINE BRIDGES AMARILLO, TEXAS library Sfirllfrr ILA., Unlvorslty nf Texas: Llln-:II-y Ulllll A. L. A.: LO Corrrlu 1f'rzIIII-nls. MARGARET CQIBBONS BURKE NEW ORLEANS Library St.'il,'lIl'L' .l!.A.. Lnyolu. Unlvn-rsily: 1.llrI':n'y Club: A I.. A.: NI-wmnn Cluh: L0 Guru-lu 14'l'llllK'lllS. MAREI. CALLENOER IIAYNESVILLE I,iln'ary Srinncc ILA., T.OlIisl:I1I:I. Stntu Nurmzxl Collmrc In-lin, Sl!-Ylllil l':llSll0ll: Alpha Phi fhlllllllil.. lNEz CIRE PICAYUNIZ, MISS. .'Irl.f and Srimzrnxr JA- Cow-lu Frzulcnls. ANTHONY P. CONSTANTINO INDIEPIZNDIZNCIZ 7'v11fh1fr.f Collrgc X 13 . Af a i ' b ' H 4 1 N--T X. ,. 1 W-X N -1 Y M Am 5 A f. l ' f 1 it f X .,,x N ff? 1 ,fl , f 1 X N 1, 1, . 'V - lx- 1 1 ,Q , 1' I . 1 x 5 .Xl GRADUATE SCHOOL .ff- I 3 3 v K A - . 1 F .1 Af 2 i I W . f if H1 f JANE CONXVAY 3 nA'roN ROUGE 'Q 4 , . 3 flrls and TSl,'I'l'Ill'l'J I . ,pf A Z b b The-Ln Alpha. 1'hIg Phi K:Lmm.1'hlg Lunmh- Qf du.: I':u1-Ilullc-nh-, '32-'img Qumran ni' 'dll E L.1'Illl!l'l'illL2'UOIIULZO, 'R-1. L5 i i 5 lj ELIZABETH DAVIS BATON ROUGE l Library Scionfc Q A A A Vx I I ' 3 I 4 STELLA IDOLI-IONIJE J . j INDEPENDENCE 5 ' . . F Q Library Srzcnfn 5 : T i , 3 f 4 I Q . 1 Q 5 3 Enw. P. DOREIXTUS I Q NEW' IBERIA Aff.- Pura aml flppliml .Wifllro i i + H 5 x H 5 3 FRANCES FLANDERS Q MANSFIELD Y . 1 A , , f Library Srlullm 3 5 Vrnslclc-nt Llhrnry S1-hrml Clnss :md limp- I i resunlutlvz- Ln flr':1cIL1:LLu ttuunvil. Sunmner 1 T H1353 lV'I'l'HiIIl'Ilt I4ib1':u'y Sfflmnl film-1:-1, '25 ' 2 . '30, ' L f Ak I 5 1 I Q 1 Q 5 5 E PATSY CTONZALES ' , DONAI.DSONVlI.I.E I . I , 9 Xlrls and St'I't'lll'I'5 Q A A M ' Newman Olulug Immlnifzzm ftullvgo ILA. I MYRTI,E I. CTREEN RUSTON . English J f K A A i . Q I w 2 3 uf, '- I 4 U 'YN 4 ' A j A 1 . 4 1 v ,A 4 J . 3 5 f 4 2 1 A L if I 9 i 5' -A , - A V -' 'M' ,ffm , tx, IJ YO ,xl 1-mf? 'Nl ' 'iff in NJ., A R J ---7' QRVAPN' Nfl.. - JA 41, 'X fx. Q mwfw mx ,fw:':f.':?:f. LOREN D. DAVIDSON BATON ROUGE Music G K N 1'hI Mu Alpha: Sinfonia. MARJORIE DE LA BRETONNE IIOUMA flrlx and Sl'bL'Ilfl'5 A A A 'D.A., Luulx-:mlm Slntv Nurnml. r11HE0D0RE J. DoNALusoN BATON ROUGE Pura and fllfjllind Sfifrnro Phl Kappa Phi. ALICE M. IJUGAS EDGARD flrls am! Srinnrcs ILA., Su11l,l1w0Hlr-rn: Srerlhlrlmwlg Ln Currrlo l r:u.m-:ulsg Svr'llnhlvr'S' Story Award, 'Mg H1-riluhlvr:-1' 'I h'sl :md Sw-mul Poetry Awzmrde-1, '35. ANNE BEALE GOLSAN BATON ROUGE Library Srirnfz' A X Q l'hl Kzmlm. Phl: Morllu' Board: Knmm. llc-Hu 'Pig Mu Slgnm Rho. ALVINA RUTH Goon NATCHITOCHES Library Scienro S. EARL GRIGSBY BATON ROUGE Sociology Y. M. C. A. 4 :::53vi.,, ..,. p X . Q' I-A A lvl.. ,,..,,.Q,.,x ' - ' .WA 'gr wk 1.gg:..1,.5 Xi rv A M. , , f M -X. 1 :germ Xl K A fl. XXX fb X xi X- V l, l ui: l l . l All ll ll! ll? 1. IH: v1 -1 ll. il l A-N. X l 'Al R .ll l Ll ,... , ... , l .,.,l Q l l l U-Agp ' l 4 EH' l l l Li l'Q'l ll. E NE- lx 1 l 5 1 1 3' l i .l l A l I ll l if Li iff 1-. 1 ill l 5 l ll l l . ig ll , . Q. ... l ll .ll Pl li ll l I .l WE. , Mu Slmnn. Rhug Bvuux Arts C ...L fl i x x , l :H - . , .X -- X . V V kk K , . f I X ' G R jo!-IN CQUILBEAU GOLDEN MEADOW Romzzncf- .LIlllflll!lgI'J Mu Slgnm Rho: Kmrpal Dollar. I'lg 1l'l1l Kuppn. Phlg Le Ccrmrlo l 1':u1cu.l:-4 MCH ENRY 1'IAlX'lIl,TON ALIEXANDRIA C0lIl7llI'l'CL' B.A., l.oulsln.n:L Uullugc. E. Lou ISE I'IENDERSON ZACIIARY Library Sfinzcc Phi Kumm. Plll. IJAROLIJ HITT BATON ROUGE .f1rl.v and Scivn1'1'.v Mus. Svml, S. PIUCKABAY BATON ROUGE flrls and Scimmzr Gzmxnm, Mug Phl Launlulu. 1'l. ,Ion N W. Kmn GIBSLANU Tmchvrs Collwgc A K E SARAH K. LANGSTON COCKRUM, MISS. .'l rl.: and S C'il'llf.'t'5 X S2 AJ3., Mlsslsslppl Smtu tfnllc-pm fm' Wum- UH9 ldxuf-ullvv Sm-4-rutury Y. XV. U. Ag NVnmun's Gl'1ullm.lu Ululug Graulunlu Hunn- l'U' Mcnlnl llyglm-nu Ululng Sm-inlngy Club. ' fl fl X I 1 , . :lk , . . l 1 - I N ' 1 ll.-l 'Y lf-K' ll l x l , OOL 4 CIENIEVA lIAl,1, ll IENDERSON, TEN N. l.ibrnry Sfivnrn Al, H EMMING, -ln. MERIDIAN, MISS. COIIIIIIFITI7 E A ,IC lll IIC lulvrl'rntvn'nily Comm-ll: IN-lin Sipxxmm l'lg Sm-nlxlmrml mul lllzulu. VVA LLACE H ERIHTRT ARKADIELPIIIA, ARK. .Iris 111141 S1'AI'lIl'I'.f PIOATER L. HITT BATON ROUGE .'ll'l.l' Ill!!! Sl'il'IIl'l'.Y 1111. l'hig l'l Cnmnul Mug Sm-iulugy Club. l':l,lZAliETH -IANES SHMINOLIE, OKLA, qlrls null Srfr'111'r'.r A A A H E LIENIE KING HELENA, ARK. l:0IIlIllI'l'lxl' li A l nr-lual Viw-1--l'l'm-sill:-nl, 'Il-I-'H51 Vim-- F l'rm-wlnlc-nl Huulm-nl tmum-ll, 'IH-'IL-5 Spun- sm' l1'ln:nI:4. Till: lh-pxlmo-nlul Spmmsur, '35 HV f'l l4lllIlll' lluusv f'0lIllllllll't', 'Ili-'twig Hl3l'l'l512ll'Y Glwullmlx- Ummm-ll, '35-'lltig Ilmm-wnnlm: f,llll'i'll, '35, Rlvrll I1AllGIll.lN NIEXV IBIERIA .-I1'l.v null Sfimn'.s GRADUATE SCHOOL HENRY DIXON LE RosEN LAFAYETTE Pure and Applied Science EVELYN LOECKLE KINCSVILLE, TEXAS Com wwrcc l3,'B.A.. Texas Collage of Arts and Turlus- trlcsg Gmduutc Cluhg Alplm Chi. DONALD B. MARsI-I NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA COIlI7IlC'f'CL' ILA., UIIlvm'slty of New BI'uIIswifrkg I'l SlKllliL Alplmg fjOSlll01'l0llU'I,ll Club. JAMES C. MCDOUGALII RUSTON flrls and .S'fi1fnrn'.v Q K Pl G:IIIIIII:I. Mu: f:I'l'tdll1Ll0 Uluhg History Clubg Bozmx Arts Club. CHARLES M. MCKAY WAVERLY Chfmislry 9 K N .l3,S., Lmxislzum Pnlyu-c:lIIIic lIIsItituIgc. C. WALLACE MCNUTT ARKADELPHIA, ARK. Zoology Pi flltllllllil, Mug GI'mlu:lt0 Club. ELIZABETH MlI.l,ER zwoI,I.Iz library Scivnm HUIIERT I. LINDSAY LAFAYETTE Commerce Pl CHLIIIIIIIL Mug GI'X'l.illlI1t0 Club: B.S. S0llthWCSf.OI'll I.oulslnIIzL Institute. MRS. CECIL LORIO BATON ROUGE M usic Phl Lambda Pl. SAM MCCUNE NEW ORLEANS Englixlz 9 K N TIII-tn Alpha Phlg CosIrIu1IolitzLII Club Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: Scablmrd und Blade SAMUEL EMMETT MCCSREGOR BATON ROUGE Zoology SAMUEL S. MCNEEI.Y NEVV ORLEANS English NUWIIIHII Clulwg Graduate Club. jon NYE MARGARET MEERS JACKSON Taaclmrs Collrga' K A I rvsident Kappa Delta Pl. .IOHNNY MoRRIss LAFAYETTE Teaclmrs Collrge K Z LOUISE OLIVIER ARNAUDVILLE M ll.l'iC Lo Curclo l I'nIIc:xl:-I. P. M. PASINETTI VENICE, ITALY flrls and Sai-cIzrL'.r LUcII.I.E PERKINS OPELOUSAS flrls and Sz'ir'm'r.r A A A Delta Grumman IJAVIIB WALLACE SLIDELL l'hysfc'5 ILA., Mississippi Collogcg 1'lIyslc::-I Club, D. M. RIIIIILE PINEVILLE ffrlx and Scivnrcs B.A., Loulslunn. SAMETTE Ross PLAIN VIEW, TEXAS Co 1ll7Il6'I'C1! ILA.. 'Pnxus 'I'0l71lIl0lOgiCZ'Ll Collmxug Grzul- uuh: COlllTll0I'Cl! Club. GRAD Doltn. RATIII FF Collcmz. l'lIi I Rov T. SESSUMS RUSTON Engineering 9 K N GI'll.dllll.tC Council, '35-'Illig A. Sigma Tau Slpqnxzm. S. tl. F I., V I I N N UATE SCHOOL MRS. J. L. OUIIRE BATON ROUGE S jmcclz Knbpn. Phi: Kzxmm Dcltn Pl. BERLIN E. PERKINS, JR BATON ROUGE Phyxir: A X A L Club: Physics Club. MILIJREIJ PILANT ARLINGTON, TEXAS .flrls and Sciences A X 0 JEROME RAY VVAXAIIACI-IIE, TEXAS Malhcmatics RS., Trinity College: Mntlmnmllr- FRANCES A. ROBERTS PAT'I'ERSON Malhfmalics Knmm llhl Knplmg Mntllcmntlcs lloly Numa Society. E. J. RUSSELL RUSTON Forestry HoRTENSE SHEARER SIIREVEPORT Library Science Izunbslzm Pig Mu Sipqxnn Rho: Phl 5 Club Club: N I . 'fff ff GRADUATE SCHOOL Ifi. M. SINGLETON ImAwsoN, GA. C!Ivn1i.IlI'y HAIzI,EY SMITH ENIIJ, 0KI.A. :Iris and SL'i1'lll'I'.I' '.l'III-lu Alpha Phi: GVIIIIIIILLO Club. H. VV. STOPHER, JR. BATON ROUGE .-lrls and Sriffzzrcs E A E Glen Clubg Allrhu PIII Ollli'LYiL: Lo Comic l I'il.ll1'lLIHQ Kuppu Gilllllllll I':-Ii: Jhuulg ITIOIIIOIIILIIL Clllllllillly I, g IIIII-I'l'I'zILI:rIIILy Council, '33-'iiilp It:I.lIun Club. WM. BENSON TE M PLE PINEVILLE M1IlhL'1lI1Ilics Nichulsuu R'IiI,lh0ill3lI.il'H Club, ILA.. Louis- iuuu Cnllcpfu. M. M. r1iI1IOIXIPSON, JR. ARCADIA Gvwlzalz 1'I'csiIIOIIL OI' GIeI'Iu:III Vlubg Y. M. U. A., Ulm-Isic Club. MAI 1 I,OURNAz VAN DIEIKIEN CYNTIIIANA, KY. llixlnry Ii K I' 11I.I.l1llJd2l. GEORGE TI-IOAIAS XVALKEI1 VVYATT CO m In era: A.I3., I4Ul1ISi2lllH. Stull: N0l'lllllI, T155 Grud- uzxtc Clubg Kuppu. DQILIL 1'i. D. M. SMITH, JR. BATON ROUGE Co III 111 crm' fII':ulII:II,u l'Iubp .Pl'l!SifIl!lIl. ul' GI':uIuuLu UOIIIIIII-I-OO Club. TI-IEI.MA SMITH B Nl'ESVli,i.l5, ARK. Sfmrrh I3 E 0 A.H.. In-I:I'I-O Ol' Al'IilLlIt-IILS f'iOII1'L1'Il: fl'lll'I.il. Alplm l'lII3 Alllilll. ll:-II 0lllC'H'il: Kzumn Gummzxg Louie-Iixum 1'IIIyuI's' Guild. RU IIYE LEE TAYLOR CIIOUDRA NT Zoology ILA., I.mIIsI:mIL I'uIyII-I'IIuII- Insliluls-, 'lllig 1'III 1'I Naimmp Siglllfl. CI':Iu IJI-llu.. XVINIEREI: THOMAS BATON ROUGE .'lrl.I :Iml Srir11r1's I'I'OsicIuuI. ul' f:l'ZLIlll1lIl! XVOIIIUIIIH Dormi- Luryg LI: t'uI'I-In I1'I':IIIIrzI.I:-I: fImuIsI:I.II1L Play- urs' Guilclg Ncwumu Club. I'IAl'l'Y TIIIWEIJ, MONROE Ilislory X Sl AIIvII.I.uuaI III:4tm'y Club. VV. T. R. VAN IJIEPIEN CUBA fl!jl'il'llllllI'L' Ii.A., University uf TuI'OIILO. CIORIJON WALKER sAI.'I' LAKE CITY, u'I'AII flrls mul Sciczzfvs A V, V7 , rw.-I -.-' I 1' fx ff ' I N I VIXI' X 1 ll F' VN M xl AKA -I 3, MMM..- --Qty f I W--..N WWW- lk M IH' :I . lf' . I lg Q I F. Q RICHARD EIIAIIIR WALKIEIQ if 1'oI.I.ocK , Cofnfncrcfr IS' ILA., lmulslulm Cullum-1 Gl'iL1lll1LLt! Cum- lll0l'lJ0 Cluh. l'Ll .wi Ura SARA WIZATIIERSIIY IIA'l l'IESBURG, MISS. Library Science if 1 I ECI O' LTHEI, .IANE WETIIEIuI.I. LAKE CHARLES ll N Music ,M-I II. S. U. Symphony Om.-l1cstI':Ig lillllllll T-7 Dcltu Pl. Emi l'- f I W A. E. WILIJER, ju. Fill RUs'I'oN I xr, Teacbers College X A A T .4 I ll' ' X., l lr l lc I2-1 I, lg L l GRACE WINOATE L. ClIliS'l'NU'l' lun: llvyclzology l IL I 1 I I I I ll? . VE' I '1I IOIxIAs L. WOOIISIOII FI cIauIINvII.I.Is, s. c. IJ fr' Co1IImerce . 9 5, LPS' ll I FI 4 I f'---H ',,, xt K . I-3.61 . . , I ' ' I Nl -LW, 'Qgh ,..f , I . , - . ' ' .w-1 .,, ,xx g lk M .,,. -A .K A . ,. -' 5 Q XM I Ii-M,Qx.'II I il' i 'ix' TGRADUATE SCHOOL NV. LEWIS WALTON JACKSON Chemistry J. PAUL WIzIss NA'I'Clll'I'0CI'IES Pbysicx AINSIIEY WHITMAN POMONO, CALIF. Library Science ILA., Sam JO!-:O Stntc College: Library Club. LII,I,IAN IfII2RI1ON WlI,l,lAhlSON MONROE Library Science Phi Thom Kuppzli Llbrary Club. DOROTHY WOODS LUTCIIER .flrls and Science: K A Art. Club: Ill-Irlxnolmlzxl Slll!llS0l', 'Zlfl-'35p Sponsor Filmls, '34: Sponsor Texas Gznmeg l'hl Knppu, Phi. ILS., 1I'uI'mnn Univcrslly. ANIJRENV ZELLIER EL PASO, TEXAS C o Ill m erce G1'IIdIIIItc Commcrvc Cluh. SENI ANNIE LAURA ABRAHAM BATON ROUGE Tmrhcrs Collcgf JOHN LORRY AITKENS HOUMA Pure and flpplicd Science Pl Bm-tn. Tang Alpha. Chl Sigma. CHARLES R. ANDERSKJN HAMMOND Hrls and Sci1'11u'.r LORIS ANDERSON ELTON Tcarhrrs Collrgc fl' M Phi Pl Kappa: Mu Siprmu. llhug Kzrppn. Dulm Pl: lnterdormltnry Coumzllg Lamb- da: Pl Gnmnm Mu. ANNIE MAY BABIN PORT ALLEN TcafhL'rs Collvgv Ilultn frllllllifljllj Alplu1.l'.zunhrl:L D4-ltup Lu Curulu 14'l'lLllIJl1.IS. MARJlJRlE BARRE EDGARD 7'L'llL'hL'l'.l' Collrgc OR CL 80 ASS JAMES ROSSER ADAMS, JR. LAKE PROVIDENCE Arls and Sciwlccs 2 N Chi Sigma: Press Clubg Le Cerclc Fran- cats. ALBERT L. ALEXANDER RHINEHORST Teachers Collcge JACK ANDERSON ST. MARTINVILLE Xlgrirultnre A I' P Block and Bridle Club. C. W. ARNY NEW ORLEANS zqgfiflllfilfl' Sl. JHIIIGS Club: F. F. A.: Luymzm's Inzuguu of Episcopal Student Center. VIVIAN RAE BAKER PORT ARTHUR .firfs and Scianfvy A A A FLEURANGE BARRETT ALEXANDRIA Tfllffltff Collcgf X SZ Prnslmlunt DI' l-llglmlamcl llnll Inl.crLlDrml- lUl'y Council: Lmnbdu: llouor Court, '34 SENI T. L. BARRON LILLIE flgrifullurc Block and Bridle Club. JERRY T. BAULCH ALEXANDRIA flrls and Sciwzrcx 0 K N Editor and Mallagur of Revellle, '1lli: Adjutant of! First Battalion: Editor nl' Student llandlmolc: Chi Sigma: Theta Al- pha Phi: The Press Cluh: Scalrlmnl and Bladn: Lnulslana Players' Guild: Y. M. C. A.: Omlcron Delta Kappa: Sports Ed- itor of the Ruvcllle, '35: Track, '33-TM: President Freshman Y. M. C. A., '33, MARIE BECNEL LAGAN Tmrhvrs Collrgc Home 1Bf!0ll0llll11S Cluh: Phi Upsilen Olnl- uron: Kappa Delta Pi. -JAMES GORDON BENNETT NEVV ROADS Arts and Scif-mos A X A S1-abharrl and Blade: Samurai: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: lnl.e1'l'raternity Athletic: Cuuneil: First Lieutenant Company HH. B. K. BEVILL WINNFIELD Engineering 9 K N G. and M. Souiety. LORIS BIELKIEWICZ MARKSVILLE Tmchzrrzv Collvgc L. S. U. Symphony Ol'l7lllESl.l'4LQ Kappa Gamma Psi. O RCLASS ELIZABETH BATEMAN BATON ROUGE Tmz'l1w's Collrgz' 1: 11 0 Ilmne 'lfluunmuls-s Uluh: Bt-aux Arts lfluh: XV, A. A.: Cosmopolitan Club: B. S. U. .JANE BECKER TALLULAH flrlx 1llll1SfiI'7lfL'J X 9 la- New-lu l-'ram-als: lll:.fhlanml Hall House Committee. ELENA BELTRAMO BATON ROUGE 7'1,'arln'rs Collrgn Ilnnue l41f'1lll0Illll'S Uluh: Newman Clulr. S'DNEY BENNETT BATON ROUGE C0111 llI1'I'l'l7 ROBERT E. BIEEY JACKSON, MISS. Com rn frft' ll K A Samurai: llwslcln-11t lwlla Kappa Psi: Alpha Iota Rhn: l-'lrst Lieutenant Cmn- pany C. LOLLIE BELLE BIENVENU BOGALUSA Tmrhrrs Collfgn Alpha Lalnhda Delta: Mu Sli-'Illlll lthu: Newman Club. rr, ff' f 1 ,- I I ,gf f ff N I I I lx, f X X I ' I V... ff' 1 , x , I V. ,H , 'f K- V SE 1 CECIL BELLE BISHOP BATON ROUGE Arts and Scimcf: LEWIS J. BLAKEWOOD KLEINWOOD Engfnfcring A. I. E. E. MARIE ELIZABETH BOMKE MUSCATINI5, IOWA flrts and IS'cimm'.c K K I' GOLDIE BOOTH BATON ROUGE Tmfhns College COLETTE BOUYCI-IOU PARIS, FRANCE Ari: and Scicnfvs JAMES J. BRACKIN NIOR CL ,J ASS L. N. BLAIR EEIIRIEAY Tmrhnrs College fIlllIf'l'0ll Tlelm Kappa, I I'4'!SIIIT'IIlI'l Trzmk, liamslcetlmll, Busvhull, '31-'32: Varsity 'I'I'lll!IC, Basketball, Baseball, '32-'33-'34- '35, W. W. BOHANNON COLORADO, TEXAS Tmclmrs Collage Uaslielbnll, '35-'36, WILLIE MAE BOOKEI1 NESOM Tmrhrrs Collrgc Le Cercle Francais. ANNA LOUISE BOURGEOIS BATON ROUGE Tvachcrs Collvgc lVI0l'!.2I.l' Bunrrlp Mu Sigma. Rho: Kappa Iweltn Pig Phi 1'i Kappa: Exeuutlve Coun- I-il XV. A., '33-'34-'35g Alpha Lambda. In-Img Alpha Lambda Mug Phi Knppn Phi, Rllle Team, '35, lII'lI'Jfll'CIilS5lIl'l0ll'S Sports Club, '34-'35. GEORGE SHEPARD BOWMAN HAMMOND Engf11-'rrirzg A K ll flmir-rmx llf-lla Kappa, Slxrnm Delta Phi: l'hI B4-UL '1'uIIg Scrublmrrl and Blade: IIi1.l.Yl.L'tlI'SQ A. I. E. E., Track, '32-'36g Cnflet Colonel, '34-'35, Football, '31-'35, VIQROUARD BREARD Pom' ALLEN MONROE flgrzcullurc Com mera' F. F. A.g Block and Bridle Club. Y, M, C A, 82 I .I A ,ml M -x ., , k , ,,jIV'Vfl-' qjmiumi 'JE-'rf ff' I, , .I 2 g ,-.lfN.M A xxx:-3 .f--, III' lv f ,wwe--R'1'fx ll Il f I UI i l 1 S I I f l N55 Q! 1, xjf Q -1 l l li ri l E , An 72 ,. ' T 3 al ,. 'Q ' 4 'w 1 Q I F I . l v I r f 5 5 a 1, l 1 V S.. i , f 1 ! l 5 I l Q n I 9 , 1 P f J 3 5 I 1, 1 i I I I ! 5 'wx is S. l f XXNX x X eff . X JAMES R. BRITT SHREVEPORT Pura and ,fljljrliml Srirncc SENI X. M. C. A, Culrinulg Cauxtalln fwnnpzxm F B, '30-'1l1i. PRESTON J. BROUSSARD NEVV lBERlA .flrrs and Scif-:rms Q l.e Cum-lc 'Fl'1l.lll'IIi2-H Tlumtru Guilclg num Cluh. H. M. BUCK EVERGREEN Ell!ji7ll'L'l'ilIg 1 I l ' DI Bula Tull: A. T. ld. E. CORNELIA BURK COLUMBIA Tmfhfm Collfge JANICE BURNS ELIZABETII Tl'lll'hI'l'J Collfgn' X 9 I-Iomn j'lIf0'll4lll'llt'S Clulr. HELEN CALLEJA NEW ORLEANS T4'arhm'.v Collfgn H B Now- O Qu .X ,S RCLASS T. J. BROUILLETTE BUNKIE fl grirullurv F. lf, A.: Tilm-k and Bridle Club. CLEO BRYANT BATON ROUGE 7'L'!1CllI'fJ Collfgn Hamm Delux Pi. SAmE RUTH BUCKNER ST. CHARLES Tzv1z'lmrs Collrgzf A Z Homo ICUOIIOIIIIPS Club. JANIE CLAIRE BURKS MINDEN Tfafhnrs Collrgz' PATRICIA BURNS HOBART Tr'aflu'rs Collage MARGARET MCCLURE CARAWAY GULFPORT, MISS. Tl'lIFllI'l'A' Collvgc K A X r T N X . -.., I Nl lm .T S . 'N'- U l -. 4 A x X-.1 3 A xg.. .M A -'fl l x Ax: if , A N hx N7- ' ' SENI ELOISE CARLOCK BATON ROUGE .flrls and Scimves K A CHARLES CASON MONROE Cofrmwrcc' A K E Samurai. ARIJEE CAUSEY BATON ROUGE Pure and flpplicd Sciencc Phi Eta Slgnmg Alplm Chi Slgmng Pi Beta Taug Baptist Student Council: Hon- or Court. S. A. CENTANNI KENNER .flgrifuliure Blovk and Bridle Club. STEVE CHAPPUIS RAYNE Commfrrz' 0 K B SCIl.lllJIl.l'l1 and Bludcg Daggers. C. 1. CLAYTON NEW ORLEANS flgrimllure Alpha Zotng Blmzk :md Bridle Club. B. B. CLENEAY PORT ALLEN flgricullzwe Block und Bridle Clubg F. F. A. OR CL 84 ASS WILIIUR CARNES BUNKIE flrls and Scimzces A A A Purple Jnukotsz Associate Editor llevolllo 1 XVDIIILEIYS 1,I'l.ll'1'll1ll0lllC. WVILLIAM A. CASTILLE OPELOUSAS Engf1z:'cri11g K 2 Slirnm Tau Slgnm: A. S. C. E.: DnI:I.:ors: lluimr Court. '35-'36g Suublmrd and Blade: Pelican Club, '30-'3l. ROLAND J. CAZENAVE VACHERIE C0111 1m'rCc' IC. J. CHAMPAGNE FRANKLIN Comvlirrre' Nt'lX'lllilll Club: V100-P1'CSlll0IlC Senior Class, Colin-gc ol' Commerceg First Lieu- tenant Company F. MARY ELIZABETH CHAUVIN HOUMA Taachmxr Collage X SZ 1,lll'Dl0 Jzuzkotsg Alpha Lzunlnlrt Mu: Le CI-I-I-lo lv'I'mIc:Ilsg Cosmopolltnn Clubg Sponsor, '35 Boxlng Team. MILIJREIB CLEMENT ALTO Teacher: Collage LEXVIS MARVIN Coco MOR EAUVILLE Commerce In I ' If ' ' . 'X vw-.1-. fn 'I ,7 f X I Lltlmczvg-I5 ix ffl ,7. LILLIAN COIIEN NATCIIEZ Tvadn'r.r Collrgr A A A J. P. COLLINS CROCKETT, TEXAS flyrimllurn EDITH Cox JONESBORO 7'I'1Il'h1'l'J' Collrgz' - A,:.A MARY CUNNINGIIAM NEW ORLEANS flrrs and Scimzcvs Sponsor nl' Company L, '3-1-' J. B. DAIGRI2 PLAQUEMINE Com nmrfc Szenbbnrd and Blade. EIHVIN S. DAVID BATON ROUGE C om mfru' MRS. M. W. IHJAVIDSON BOCALUSA A rl.: and Sfirfzrm OR CL SS 5. 85 HENRY COLLINS KINGsI'0R'I', TENN. Pluvf and ,-lppliml Sfifllfl' Phi lim Signmg Pi livin 'l':uI: Alphu Chl Slgnmg Dolln Kappa Psig Hnml. NIARGUERITE COLVIN J EAN liRlZ'l I'E 7'r1Ifln'rs Collrgn FRANCES CRIQIITON COUSII A'l l'A TI'!H'hl'l'5 Collwgr K A 'JN-I'psluIIoI'II:1II Cluhg Pl'1'Hllll'lll nl' Sonim' Class, 'l'Ozu'lIIvI'S C0ll0I,:e: llip:lIl:IIId Hull Dormitory Coup:-il, '3li. BIEIIIAIRI EVFILYN CURRY MANGIIAM '1'l'!ll'hI'l'J Collfgf L. S. IT, Symphamy lTl'I'h0Sll'Il. PIAZEI. D.fkNIlEl,S sIIRI2vIaI'0R'I' Tl'lI1'hl'l'.f Collrgr CARL VV. DAVIDSON rIocAI.UsA Pura' and . lN1lim1 Srirzm' Y. M. 17. A. CIIIIIIII-l, 'R-Ig Alplm UIII Sig- lllilj Pi Nota fpllllj PIII Em SIIJIIIII. CLAUIIIIE DAVIIET LAROSE 1fIIgi7lI'l7l'illg A 2 11- l'i HI-in Tung Sigma 'DI-lm Phi: A. S. M. E. SENI J. B. DAVIS JENA Arts and SCiL'7ll'l'5 I-Ilstory Club: Y. M. C. A.: Pl Slgma Alpha. WALTER J. DECUIR MARKSVILLE Xlgrirzlltzzn' F. F. A. ODELL E. DEVILLE TURKEY CREEK Agrivullure Alpha Tau Alpha: Blorslc :Incl Tlrldle- Club: F. F. A. LoUIs H. DEXTER SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO Engineering 'I' H M A. T. E. E.: Ml?ll'H PILII-lIellmIlf': lntrrt- mural Sports Mzumgnrg KYOHIIIHDUUUUI Club: Nuwmnn Club. VARTfkN DOMROURIAN NEW ORLEANS .flrls and S CiL'7lCL'.l' CHARLES F. DUCHEIN BATON ROUGE .11 rlx and SL'il?Ill'l'.l' K A Editor 1936 GUIllll0 1 Omirrrun Dcltn Kztppng Sumurzxlg l,I't'EHldl'Ilt Collogn ol' Arts and Sul:-11410:-I3 Studunt Coum-ll: llnn- or Court, 'ZMQ SI'lllllJ!l.l'd und Hlzuln-3 .Phi Pl Kuppug 1're:-sldmmt l'ru-Med Club, 'Il-lg Committee of Studnnt Puhllrntlonsg Cup- tnln and Rm-Irllnontztl Amljulznxtz Varsity Rifle Tuumg Asslstunt Editor Gumbo, '35g Phl Kuppu. Phl. JACK R. EATON EUNICE Eizgivlrwirzg OR CL 3' 86 1 t I 1 fff I X I I - I ,ff XM 7 .. In K -'I .Nix xkkv, -rf' 'LQ Aki 1, l I A S S A I A 1, 5 Xl - 5 IQATHERINE R. DAVIS BATON ROUGE C n rn ur frm A A A 'Flu-tn Alpha l'hlg Lzunhdzt: Purplo Jnrk- 1 I-lsg XVI-sll-y l'lzIyuI':-I: Louishtmt l'l:tyI-rs' I Gullrl. 5 E !,. I LESLIE C. IJERR I VINTON I Tcatlmm' Collrgc ' l'lIl Up:-xilnn Omh-ron: Ilmuu 1':l'0llUl1lII'S I Cluhg XVI-slay Vllllllilllllllll. I I 5 RDLLIN DEVII,I,E 5 MARRSVILLE I I l TL'IlL'1It'I'5 Collrgr 4 Varsity llllln TI-mn, '333 TQZLIIK1, '32-'33-'34. I X I It LYLE C. DIXON I- SCO'l'I.ANDVII.I.E Iflrls and Sc'i1'm'r.v i LQ ST DUN T. DONAHUE 1. LORAIN, oIIIo '3' , . , Q 1' J r'zu'!n'1'.f Collrgc jx I E N 3? W l'I'I-slllullt 'l'0m-lu-I's fYft1lll'Hl': Student l 11011111-ll: DI-II-Ixallu to N. S. F. A.: 1 l'l'Hll- R mzln Foartlmllg Yl'r:u'lc, '32-'333 Footlmll, fi ':I:I-':I4. lj! All I I 5 W TIARRY P. DUGAS If BATON ROUGE , I . . . al Pure and .Alpjwlzrd Swrlzu' 1' If 1 gl I .I i IE ? ii E. ALVA EDYVARDS E 1 EATON ROUGE ly If flrls and Sfirnrrs I II A S2 Pl Lmxxlulxt RI-mg Bnnux Arts Club: Pl 1, Slgnnzt Alpha: St. Jnmos Clubg Louie-Ilmm 1 Plays-rs' Gulldg GImIIm Artlst, '35, '3l3. I I I 'l il 'II mymis- I! ry-3119. H'- ' 575111---: .----,..,,.,qV Q.. I YY, NM I f Y HZ. nfl?-,Af r I f ' M ' T-' 7MfmA. fm AD ' ' I ff 1-x LLL! --vf' 'I l xv b X r ' , J I fm.. ,111 ,I SVI I I. I Pl H4-tn Tau: Sigma DI-lln Phlg A. T. E. SENIOR CL MARY ELIZABETH EDYVINS POPLARVILLE, MISS. TI'arh1'r.f College K A Y. XV. C, A.: Itullnn Club. ITRICE ELLIS AURORA, M0. Tmclmrs Collfgn '.l'igoI'0tto Chcsrusxg Tlgu-mite Qunrlc-1. MonEsTo ESCUDERO PUERTO RICO flyl'il'Il1I1lf'l.' 'I' II M IIILI:I'I'I'ut1-I':I1ly UOIIIIIEII. MARIANNA EVANS ALEXANDRIA flrts and Sri1'1m'.v K A ICATHERINE B. FANT GULEPORT, Mrss. flrls and Srivfzfm X fl RICHARD F. FENTON CLARKS Elrrlriml E7lyilll'L'filly E. F. J. FESI HOUMA Pre-M1'zl 87 ASS -IONETTA ISLAM BATON ROUGH 'l'z'm'ln'I's Cnllrgf' K A MuI't:II' llnuralg Mu SI!-flllil llhug I'l'l'NIIIOIlI Iillllllll, In-Ita. Pi: I'I'I-slum-III Worm-II's l':III- Ilulln-nlv, 'ZX-I-'Zl5g VII-I--l'l'0sIIlI-IIt fI'l'Il.IYhl'I'S Uulls-gn-3 I'l'lINI4Il'llt l'IIIl0IIlx Sm-ioly, 'IH- '35: Smith llanll SIIIQIUIII Uuunr-il: XV. S. A.: Itiilu Ululxg GlllIIhu Stuff, '35, '36, M. A. ENSENAT NEW ORLEANS Pzmf and flppliml Slfilfllfl' Phl K:lp1I:I. I'hI. KATIIRYN ESKRIIIGE PRIDE Tr'1u'fn'l'5 Collrgf K A M. A. FALLER NIEVV ORLEANS ,Alrls and Sfiwlzrrs 0 K N UnsIIInlmlilzxII Club: S III- iolmry Club: .IIIIIIIIQ Y. M. U. A. Ualrixlm-t: IIIIlvvI'sily I3il.IlI'l' limlxllxltluu. M ARY CALDWELI, ISIENIET PLAIN DEALING 71l'I1l'll1'f.T Cnllfyz' II A S. Rov FERTITTA SIIRIEVEIIORT .flrls ami SCiI'lll'L'5 Bmldg I'i IIIIIIIPIIIII Hola. MfIllI,E FINCIIER IIOMIER Tl'lll'llI'l'5 Co llfg L' SENI SAM P. FIRRIIN BUNKIE Xlgrirullzzrc Alpha Za-lug Allxhn Tuu Alpha: F. F. A. GEORGE FLETCHER KAPLAN Arls and St'iI'IlCl7I FRANKLIN E. FOSTER FERRIDAY Pure and flppliml Srirnrrf Alpha Uhi Shllllaj Y. M. C. A. ffillrillvfi lllll'1llllLll'1ll Alhlvtir- Nlilllill-I'C'I'I FI'I-e-IIIIIIILII Trzuwk, 'iltlg TIImhllIII.: TOIIIII, '33, '3-l, 'Z!5. FRANCIS L. FOURRIER BATON ROUGE Pura and flppliwl Srirlznr Alpha Chi SlI:IIIzI: 1'I'I-sid:-Ixt SI-nlor Claws, l'ull1-p.:I- Ol' 'l'lll'l! :xml Amrlix-Il Sn-14-IICII. I-I. CARIIIRON FROST TIIIBODAUX C 0 In lIl1'l'l'l' i'?IIplIIiII tMmIp:IIIy IIE WALTER H. FUSH NEVV ORLEANS Ellgf7ll'l'l'iIl!j A. T. IC. 111.3 Pl Bum Tilll. EUGENIO GARCIA DE QUEVEOO PUERTO RICO .flrls am! Srifnrcx -I- I A OR CL 88 ASS ALMA FLEMING LAKE CHARLES 7'1'1I1'lIv1'.s Cnllfgc Is rg O '- Hlzmzc-I' Awurcl For Must OutstnIIIlIIII., I l'l'SlllllIUl. '33g Murtnx' HO:u'Ilg 1jl'l!Hld0llf. Ol' Y. XY. C. A.. '33-'3Alg 11I'l'H'll0llt. Ol' Jun- IUI' Vluss in 'Pt'2U'll0l'S Hull:-meg Uusmupull- lun Ululng In-Im flllllllllll. Della: Phi PI Knmmg XY. S. A.: SIIUHSUI' t'mI1ImIIy A. ARTHUR FORT ST. JOSEPH Co m m I'I'l'I' ORl,ANI7 0. FOUGHT BELLEVUE, OI-IIO Coflznlwrrc TI A S? DI-lin SIg'I'I:I P15 Band. RALPH WILLIAIvI FRANKLIN COFFEEVILLE T1'm'hwl'.v Collwgn' Humlg IDI-lm K:I1Ip:I PHI. WALLACE P. FUSELIER TIIIBODAUX Xlrls and Srirnrrxs LI- I'oI'c-In I4Sl'1llll'!lISQ Loulsixum Gun Uluhg Y. M. ff. A. PAULINE GANTT ARCADIA Trarbzwx Collrgn Lv- lfcrvln- l4'l'IIIIc-als: B. S. U. FRANK j. GARDEY LULING Xlrls and Sfifrzunv I 1.13 X I N f 12 if Alvl l SENI BUCHANAN GARDNER GULFPORT, MISS. .flrls and Sl'iI'Ilfl'5 2 A E 1'i Slprnm Alpha: Tun Kappa Alpha. EVELYN CTASSIE MARK Tt'lll'fIl'l'5 C0111-gc Newman Cluhg Ilumu Er-ulmmivs Clulu. ELIZABETH GILEOII, OMEGA Co In In frm A Z S c-f- rn-tury-Tl'u:lsu1'01' ui' Svnim- Class ul' 1'uxnnu-rl-up Vnrphe .Izu-lu-ts: Nl'XVIll!l.ll ffhxhg Girl:-1' Rifle 'Fl-um. ALBERT R. CTIRLINGHOUSE MANIFEST Trarln'r.r Collrgc Mental llypzlolm Sm-lnty. EMMETTE M. CRLYNN ARBROTII flgricullwn' O K lf Intvl'I'r:1l4-1'nlty 67011111-ll: llzng'g'1-mg Kuppn lim-In l'hlg l-'. l-'. A.: Hlm-lc mul Hrhllv Uluh. J. M. 'GOUDEAU BATON ROUGE 7'1'urh4'rs Collrgn El Cfirculu 111:-:pmmlg QNUWIIHIII Club. ELIZABETH CTRAVES MANGIIAM Tv1u'hcr.v Collfyc Y. WV. A. OR CL i l MARTHA LEE KTARRETT BATON ROUGE ,Alrlx and Sl'il'llfl'.l' A X Q Alphn Tmmlnln. IM-lm: Mu Shrnm. Rho 1 lhl lm 111114 llllll'2lIS l'hl Kappa ' 3 ,- HH- 1'-1 lic-:lux Arts Phlh. TJOLORES GENRE PORT ALLEN 7'1'urln'r.s Collfgrr l'l Gamma Mu: IA- 1'1-rm-lo Fr:xm-als. .TOE I-IENRY GlI,I, HOMIER .flrls and Sri1'1m'.r K X T. E. GI.AZE Al.ExANnRxA COIIIIIIITFK 2 X TTIIHTHPHH Nllllllll-Illl' Chln1lm, 'Zlllg Omi vrun In-lin Kappa.: l'r1-sich-nl Mu Slyrmx Rho: tfuplnin Vnrslly liillo 'l't'1llll, 'IHS Major ol' S1-wnul Bnttalliong Varsity llliln As:-:Istmlt lhlsl m-ss Nllllllll-!.'1'l' Gumbo, 'BBQ Y. M. 11. A Uzxhlm-lg Sl'1lTlTlIll'1l :null Illmlvg llhl Kal Phi. BEN J. Gos1.1N NIEVV ORLEANS Com llH'l'1'1' C. L. CTOVVAN EPPS flgfiflllfllfl' A. S. A. E LOUISE RUSSELL GRAY MONROE ,Alrlx and SI'il'lIlTI'J' A A A up CHESTER Gl!EEN FRANKLINTON flrlx and Srifnffs 0 E' lmgprm-sg Prnsldmmt nf Srvnlnr' C Arts and Sclem-ns. M. J. GUIIURY VILLE PLATTE Teachers College SENI lass Kappa Dcltn. Pi: .NC'VVl'T'HU'l Clllll- YvEs BUILLORY WASHINGTON' .flgricullurc Nownmn ffluh: Alpha Tau Alpha: F. A. ALMA B. HAIJNKDT BATON ROUGE COIl17l1l'f'l'l' ALVAII G. HARMQN LAKE CHARLES Engilmcring Sigma D--lm Phl: A. T. E. I'lUGH PIAYVTHORNE PROVENCAL flgricullun' Alpha Zola. GERTRUDE HEIiERT BATON ROUGE Commrra' Nm-wnmn illuh: Hlpjlllfl. Alplm w E. Tum. OR CLA R. K, . K 'ir R'- 90 S S Mu S ORlJEI.I, GRIFFITPI BATON ROUGE C07Il1lIt'l'CK RORERT L. GUIIJRY PUERTO RICO E7lgiIl6'L'l'illy E N E. E.: Slgnm Della. l'hi: Vlcrn-lhwn-xl cl 011 G. t Collegu of Engineering. SUMMERFIELD HAAE ELMER, N. J. flgricullurc' Alplm. Zrxtn. DKJRCJTHY M. HALIJI-IEN imn: KAPLAN Tmfln'r.r Collfgc IT B pax Dm-ltu. 1 I. ERIC W. I'IARRlS Al.EXANDRlA .flrls and Sr'ir11r1'.f EX BETH I-IEARE WINNFK ELD Teachers College X SZ ,Delta Gnmnm Dultzm. I-IERMAN A. I'IECK PORT ALLEN Agricullurc L lllm: Sigma Alpha Tuln: K :1 Il Blmek mul Bridlu Club: Nuwmzm Cluh Soc-null I4ll'llll5llIIlll', Company D, ' '-l . 3 N ff' -. T , ,. - 1 .fr ',' T ,, 1 A +-..lffU f ffm l N X H l 'Rl l As. 1' v' rl ff M ,Nfl f 1 2,l ll- ll l X 4 l l. lf S E JOSEPH DIENIS HECK, JR. CIIATAIGNIER 11'7lf1illL'L'l'i7I!l Stull:-nt Uuum-ll: l'1'm-sldmml. Soplmnmrc Glass: I'rc-slflcnt .lmllor Classy Slgma Tau Slxrmag Svabbard and lllzulv: Proslclun 1'l Rota qvilllj A. S. C. E.: l'hl Eta Sigma Newman Club. 'TIIOMAS HERNANDEZ DUSON Tcachrrs Collngc Lo Ccrcle Francais. DANIEL W. HICKIXIAN KENNER zlgricullnre tof Alpha Tau Alpha: F. F. A.: Blmvk and 1 u Brhllu Club. LOUISE I'IOGAN M A R'I'IIAVlLLE Tz'11rhf'r.v Collrgc A X fl CHARLIE PIOLCOM Ill? BATON ROUGE .4115 and S!'iI'!lCt'5 K K l' rplc Jam-Ruta: Della Gamma Dulla. MARc.fxRET HURNSEY SIIRHVEPORT' Tr'aaln'rx Cnllryn 1'rusldunt ul' Brlm-ks Club. J. E. H UMPIIREY BONITA Pure and flpplifd Science A I l NIOR CLA rv- S Fu 9l S O. M. HELVESTQN GULFPORT, MISS. Tmchfrs Collngn 0 K N Omicron DL-lla Kappa. CLYDE B. l'lERR1Nc:ToN ROME I'ln'1r and qlfjvlirwl Sfifllft' MARGARET PIOCHENEIJEI. BATON ROUGE Tmrhrrx Colin-gc K A llulla Gamma Dolta: NV. S. A.: Imlnislalm 1'lay1-rs' Guild. CHARLOTTE Hol.1zRooK RAYNE Tl'l1L'hI'i'.f Collrgc X 9 llama: E4'onon1i4's Club: Y. XV, C JOHN W. HOPPE NEW ORLEANS .fIrl.r and SCil'lICL'.l' 0 EJ Bundy Delta Kappa Pal. JAMES H. HlJGUlE'l' BATON ROUGE PIIVL' and .fljrplicd Science 2 A E Alpha Chl Sigma INIARY ALICE I'1UNGATE I'0NCIIA'1'0UI.A 7'I'llClll'l'.l' Collrgc A A A rs '-an l'rl-shlcnt Alpha Lambda D1-Ita, . dont ul' Mortar Board, '35-'illlg Lu Corn Francals. . A. Silrma Alpha Iota: Mu Sl1.:ma lilmg Y NV. C. A. Cabinet: Phi Kappa Phi: Prvhl SENI C. NORMAN I-IUNT DHLANCO, N. J. E7lgillL'l'I'illy I. mul M. Snvh-ty: Varsity lfmrllmll, '33 r r H, 'Jing Varsity Hzlssslmll, '33, '34, '30 NIARY BELLE HYATT OAKDALE 44175 and Srifnrcs Alplm Lxunlum llulln.: Mu Sip.1'1n:L Rho. ELKIN SHELL JACK uousTON, Miss. IRA., Olu Missg Blue Km-y. B4OLLIE ALLEN JAGOE GUL1 POR'l', MISS. girl: and Sricllcvs X sz Vi Grmmma Mu. J. F. JEANSONNE IIESSMIER E71!jilll't'I'illg Sr-znlrlmxwl :mtl lilmim-1 A. I. E, IC.: Muju l 0UI'lll Huttullnng Nuwnmn Club. IVIALDO B. JOHNSON ALEERTVILLE, ALA. rlris am! Scir1zfv.r E N Irs-sllmzxn Fmrllvullg Varsity I OOUmll I. 3, 'R-I: Cillitilill llvpzilm-ntzll Slni'I'. '35- lig Sf-:1hhm'd :mtl Hlzulu: Y. M. U. A Unlrlm-lg Pi Launlulu lhftn. CURTIS R. JOINER HAMMOND Tcachrrs Collrgc OR CL pv- 'K .lv 92 ASS R'IARGARlE'I' G. H U NTER ALICXANDRIA Tl'll6hI'f5 Cnllfyc X S2 PM-sisluxll Ol' Nmvnmn Ululv. 'CH-H551 Phi Upsllon Uxnir-rung Un-lflcl Vi:-O-Pruslllunt Ol' Stud:-nl. Iimly, '35-'Cilig MOrt:1r llnnrclg Lzmrlllulup WOnwn's Pill!-Ill'lll'llIK'Q Proxi- llont '1'c-au-hvrs l'Ollm-ga-, '3-I-'Rig Sllllllbllt uuun--il, '34, '35, wus. KEN IVERSEN IRVINGTON, N. J. .flgricullurc Alpha. Zeta. ERNEST RICK JAISOUR VICKSBURG, MISS. .Alrls and Srirnffs Phi Bela. Pi. 15. JAMES MANGHAM Xlgfricullurc DAWSON MALCOLM JOHNS JONESBORO 11fjI'ifll1lIll'L' Alpha Zulu: Rlm-lc um! lirhllu c'luI1gVI1-O- I'l'UNJKll'll'. Slbllhllllllllv Vluss In Agxrivul- turn-, '33-'IHg S4-1-rc-tary-'l'l'0:Lsu1'm-1' Junior Uluss in A4LL'I'fl'llllUI'l!, 'IH-'35. ROBERT EARL JOHNSON IIARRISONBURC T6'I1l'flI'I'.f Collage I-I. B. JOLLEY MON'1'xClaLr.0, ARK. lizlyillfrring A X A 1'rusirl1-nL Sunim' vluss in Em.:lm:c1'iugg A. I. E. 15.3 Bnnd. x K w SENI EDDIE D. .IDNES HASTROP Tcachcrs Collvgr LOUISE r11URNER KENNEDY NEW ORLEANS Pura ami fljrjvliml Science Physivs Club. EDW. P. KETCHAM, .lR. GREAT NECK, N. Y. .Alrls mul sf-if-nm Svallrlmlwl :Lml Blmlni L Club: 'l4'l'l'Hll' man Foothzlll, 'R2g Varsity Boxing, '34- '35-'3l3g Varsity 'IH-mmls, '35-'Mig ttmupauxy f'0llIl11ZLllllL?!' Cmnpnny M. NETTlE1fI.lNGER NEVV ORLEANS Tt?l1l'llI'I'.Y Collage Alpha Llllllllilll. In-lm: Mu Simml Rho: Kappa lmltu Pl: Phi 1.:Lmlnl:L Phlg L. S. U. Symphony O1'vl1s'Ht1':L. JOHN D. IQOONTZ BATON ROUGE Pun' and .flpplifd Sciczmf Alpha. Chl Siunlag PI Bula Tung Chevr- lozxdsw, '33, '34, '35, '36, KATHERINE KURZWEG PLAQUEMINE 17 rls and S1'i1'11N'.v A A II Lmnhdu: I'ul'Dlu J:u-In-ls. LAURA H. LANDRY ST. GABRIEL Tfafhzw Collwgr' Newman Club. OR CL io- 93 ASS C. NV. KENNEDY KILBOURNIE .-lyrirullurzr Alpha 'Pun Alpha: F. I . A.: Blur-Ia :md Hrlqllu Ululxg Sus-rotary-flfronsurvr ol' Sun- im' Class in Ap:'x'I1-ullurv. PRESTON G. .KENNEDY KILEOURN li .'1ffl'il'IllfIU't.' l'r1-sislm-Ill DI' SUIIIOI' Uhxss in Aprrivullurvg ,Iilm-Ia und Hrixlln- Uluhg Mphn Tam Al- phng I . I . A. T. IC. IQIRKLIN PLAIN HEALING .-I !1l'i!'lllllll'L' Alpha Zulu: Alplm Tam Allahu: President ui' F. F. A. FREDDIE IQOLSTAD PALIESTINIE, TEXAS .-Iris mul Sc'i1'm'v.r 'l'hs-In Slprmu. Phlg Purplu .'l:u-kuts: Inter- Ll0l'lHilUl'5' Cmmvil, '35-'Rug Smith Hull ljuunvil, 'Il-1-'35. HENRY A1ARKl-IAM IQRAUSIZ, -IR. SICILY ISLAND Ifnyinrrring G. :md M. Sum-iuty, '1'1mA1As C. LANDRUA1 IIOLLANDALIE, MISS. I'ul'4' aml zljrjlffrd Szii4'll1'4,' 0 EJ Alpha Chi Siumug Ullslllfllllllifilll Plulrl l'x'm-siclc-nl. f'llH1'LL'4' ul' Pura :md Allplivd Hvionm-, 'IH-T453 Stuck-nt Unum-II, 'IH-'35g Inu-rI'r:m-rnlty t'uun1-il, H155 Pi Hs-lu Tau. P1-lY1.1,ls LANSING ALEXANDRIA T1'rlz'h1'l'J Collryr' A X U I'l'n-sinh-l1L ul' Alpha Lumhslzx Mug liaulum Ilullal, Pi. N 5? . X. A H x 1 ., ,V ff f ,. .R X v YA SENI DOROTHY MAIIIE LARCADIZ CROWLEY .flrlx and Scimcus A A II EDXVARIJ A. LASTRAPES WASIIINCTON E7lgillL'C'fiIlg A. I. E. VERA LAUTENSCHLAEGER NEW ORLEANS .4 rl: and Sriwlccs Sponsor COmpu.ny G, '33-'3-1: Spun:-:ur Second Bnttnliun, '34-'35, TVIAXWVELL A. LEA BATON ROUGE 11'ngim'cri1zg O K N Dultn Sigma l'l1i: A. S. M. IG.: Sz-nblmrll and Blzuln. STELL LEMEE BATON ROUGE Colmllrrfu B E 0 Ltunbdu: Nuxvxnnn Club. NV1LLlAN E. LEVINGSTON LAKE CHARLES .'1I'lJ aml .S'ciw1u'c.v FLOYD H. LONG, JR, VVINNFIIELD Cammnrce 9 K B SL-1Lbl:m'tl und Blade: First Lieutenant Company ll. 0 9 ff RCLASS 14 nm Uh RUSSELL E. LASSEIGNE LABADIEVILLE Tcachcrs College ROCILLE LAUDENI-1E1M v1CKsnuRG Url: and Sfinnres 2 A T Purple Jackets: President ol' Tur11slm:l1o- runn Club: Dclm Gamma Delta: W. S. A. JOE LAWRIE ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. flrls and Srimrcs Sr-zxblmzwd and Blzulog L Club: Vurx-Ilty 1-Umtlmll: Varsity Bnsulmll: Adjutzmnt Sec- ond Battalion: Student Council, '34-'35. EMMETT J. LEE, JR. FARMERVILLE Arla' and Srimlcm K 2 SIDNEY J. LEMOINE MANSURA Engineering A. S. M. E.: Newman Club: Sunlrbnrcl and Blade. E. J. LOCHBAUN KENNER Tcarhrrx Collage Kappa Phl Kappa: Newman Club: L Club. WILFREO A. LORIO LAKELAND flgrirulture Block and Bridle Club. x 1 ,rv f , , SENI .IIAIAIII2 LOVE KILN, MISS. Tcafln'r.r Collr'gI,' E X liulupxx fhlllllllll P:-Ii: Ifllllllll. llullam l'ig IIIII-I'fI'zItuI'IIity Uuuuvil. LAWRENCE A. LYI,Iz UTICA, MISS. COIll7llI'l'l'B H K A IM-lL:I. Knmm Pslg DI-lm SlI:III:I l'lg llunmlg Suurul:II'y-TI'o:IsI1I'I'I' Junior Class in Cum- I' l1l0l'Cl!, 'Zl.I, OLIITA MACK DENIIAM SPRINGS TL'llClIl'I'5 Collcyr AI.cI2E R. NIAR'l'lN NEW ORLEANS .'lrI.f and Srirlmfs Y. M. cv. A. IVAN MARTIN MARINGOUIN l'Iu'I: and fljrplifd Sciullcc l'hl l-ilu Sllilllllj 1'l BI-UI 'I':Iug VlI-u-l'I'csl- dent Suniur Class. TDORIS MATIIEWS DARl.lNG'l'0N TI'l1l'fll'l'S Colley..- A Z W. S. A.g l.IIIIisi:III:I 1'luyI-rs' Guild. STANLEY M. MAxwI2I.I. CAN HBRAK E Co Ill In 1'l'1'n' EX SI':LlJlJ:LI'Il :Ind Blmlog Alpha l'lIi f1llll'gIl.: C0Slll0lmlltnII Cluhg Y. M. C. A.: Bamd. OR CL as, 95 ASS HEIAINA LUSSAN LULING TI'1u'ln'r5 COIII'fll? Ne:wnIIIII Cluh. H. R. LYI.Izs IJERIIJDER .'Il'I.I and Sfi1'lIfI'.l' We-slvy l'l:IyI-rs: Ilmllsialml l'lzIyI-rs' Glllld. ITIARRY MIKCKIE COVINCTON l:'nginrcring A K E CI.ARIssA MARTIN ALEXANDRIA TI'1ll'lll7l'.l' Cnllwyc A X Q IAIIIIIIIIIIQ lm 1'I-rn-lu lf'I'aIII':Iis: lmllisiilwl l'lIlyl!I'S' Gullmlg 'l'llNVll illld flown 'l'l:IyI-rs: Smith ll:Ill UuI'IIIiloI'y UIIIIIII-il: SIIIIIISIII- f'0llllHll'lX A I Y. XV. C. A.: Sl. JIHIIUS Ululmg XVI-sh-y PIuyIsI'sg lllllu Club. EMILY Lou IVIATHEXVS EDEN, MISS. Tmchws Collrgn K A Y. XV. C. A. JIIIIN I-I. MAxwI2I.I. CANIQBRAKE .-Iris and S4'iI'1Irr.s 2 X CATIIIQRINII E. MAY BOGALUSA TI'11rl1vr.r Collryfr II II SiI.:'III:I Alpha lntng Y. XV. C. A.: Purple .IIII-lcutsg II. S. U. SynI1IhnIIy f.5l'l'htlSll'1l. Y. W. U. A.g Lu Ccrulu l x'z1n SENI SARAH MAE MCCARROLI. HAMMOND Tmchzrrs Collcgz' FLORA MAE IVICCLENDON AMITE fI'vaL'l1r'l's Collage CASSA Lou MCDlJNzXI,l7 VVINNFI ELD .flrls and Sciwzfvs W. H. MCGEE, JR. MONROE flrls and Sfil'lIft'5 Z X Y. M. cf. A., '35-'36, FRANK F. MCIQAY VVAVERLY Music 9 K N L. S. U. Symplmny O1'ul1ustx'zL. HIENRIETTA NICKOWEN LINDSAY Tcachrrx Cnllvgzr K A A1.EREn NIELANCON BATON ROUGH li11gfi111w'i11g Sigma Dcllat 1'hig A. l. E. E. 1':LiS. OR CL 96 ASS CECIL F. MCCl.AIlY GRAYSON .'Igrimllurv A 1' P Alpha Zn-Lug S1-ztlxlmrcl :tml Hlzulug lilorek mul Brlrllu Cluhg Mcn's Pun-Ilullcnlv. R. O. MCCRAINE BATON ROUGE .flgricullurc 9 K N Alpha Zvtug Alpha Tam Alplmg F. lf. A.: Blovk and Brimllu Ululrg Ilnnm' Court: Vic-u-PM-Nlrlmlt Collngu ol' Am'luulturug 1,l'0Hldl'llt llltnnznllngc Athletic Associat- tion. .lm H ARDV MCGEE IIARRISONBURC Pura and flpplimi Scimrv Mu Sigma llhog Pl Beta. 'lfnug Y. M. C. A. Uulvinutg Eplm-opal Stumlunt Vcstryg St. Jumos Club. JEAN MCINNIS NEXV ORLEANS girl: and Srirnccs X S2 Sus-rs-lzu'y S1-nior Class: tlnlluprv ul' Arts zuul Ss-len:-vsp Bmnl Sll0llS0l', 'ZH-'Zl5p In-lla. Gamma Delta. E. JENNINGS MCKILLIPS IIARRISONBURG 1'1gl'it'IlIfIll'L' Sa-ulrlnurcl and Blzulcg Cuptnlll Uomlmny C, '35-'Il6. r11ERRY MIEIEK SPARTA, TENN. .'1I'1.l' and Scirncc: IQATHERINE ZYIICHIE MER ROUGE Tcachvrs Collrgc Y. XV. C. A. Nw l :X 'J O. IC. MICHON BATON ROUGE .Alrls ami St'il'llCI'I IJULVA D. B. Mu.1.mz CHURCH l'OlN'l' .'I!jI'if'llIfIlI'I.' F. F. A. .lnssn R, A'IlI.I.ER Nokwoon l:'l1y.'1z.'v,'r'il1g K X A. I. E. E. M1l.lmEn Mu.l.12R BATON ROUGE 7'r1u'ln'rx Collryv HM, SIMPSON MIROPOI. BROOKLYN, N. Y. .-Irlx and Sl'iI'lll'l'I NV. Bmuw A'Il'l'CIlIEl,I, '1'RANsYI.vANm Co m nn'r1'c K A ERNESTINE IC. MOISE NIWV ORLEANS .'l1'l.v and Scir'l11'1fx A O ll rlllc Jan-liclsg lim-lin flilllllllil. lk-lla. OR CL PN 3 Q 97 ASS Ann MICKM, MCCOMII, MISS. .-Iris and Scif-mr.: 0 K N I'l-1-Niels-nt nl' Sludw-nt lkmly, '35-'iilig Haulvt Vnluln-I, '35-'tllig Ulnlu-roll IM-Hn. Kzlllllill Mu Signm Nlmg l'hi lim Slumn: I'r4-siqh-nl 1'Olh-me Arts :xml sl'i4'll1'!'N, 'Zi-I-'35g Slu- slvnl Unllm-il, '3-1, '35, 'Img Most Uulsuml- im: l r1-shmam lt. U. 'I'. l'.. '2l2: Int1-rl'r:n- ts-rnlty l'UllHI'HI Varsity Fuuthull. '33, '31, T253 Y. M. l'. A. l':uhim-1: 'l':lu Hamm , Alphug Smnurui: I, 1'luh1 I rv-Ma-ml Uluhg Phi l'i liznppzuz S1'illblhHl'll :mul llludl-1 Varsity IN-lmtv 'Pm-elm, 'Ii-I. JAMES HAI. AfIIl.l.ER CARROLTON, ALA. Tl'!ll'hl'l'J Collvgf l l'4'Shlll5lll lnllillllilll, 'ZIZIL Varsity Fnolluzlll, '33-'il-lg V:n'sily ,llusm-hull. '31, '35, 'lllig Svuhlxzulwl :mal lklaulv. LOUISE AfIIl.l.ER BATON ROUGE T1'rn'hm'5 Collryr' 'lf M Slunm Alpha: Iutug Sl. .lunu-s l'luh: Y. W, V. A.: '1'ip:'1-ru-tio Vhorusp Maid Pum- IHIIIX lf, 'HCL f:I,AIDYS AfIll,I,E'l' GRANIHRCY .'lrI.r and Sl'il'lll'l'J Nm-wmml Ululng H1-:mx Arts Vluhg Im lfvrl-10 l l'1llll'2llS. DON MITQHM. BATON ROUGE .-1 rls ami Srirzmu l'hi K:lpp:1,I'l1ig Pi Gaunnm, Mug Sm-lolupry Uluhg Slbllllll'l'!l Sm-lOlOg'in-:ul SO:-In-tyg Cus- mnpulitzul Ulub: Gm-rmam l'luh, S,fxRAI 1 EI.rzAm2T1 1 lXfIO1fFm'T MONROE Tl'Ill'hI'I'J l:0Ul'yI,' A Z ldllllllllllj XX. S. A.: l'lll'plu .lzu-lu-ls. ELSIIE ZX'IOl..fxlsON PLAGUICMINIE .-lrls am! .S'rir1m'.v A A If N1-wxnun Ululwg l.Oulsi:1n:l Pluym-rs' Guild. ff 'f IEAROLD MOLMSON CRETNA flrls and Sfinvlccs JOHN A, NIOORE BA'l'ON ROUGE Pura and uljrfwliml Sfiwllfc SENI Alpha Lllxl Signnlg 1'i Hotel. Tung Nuwxnam Club. IRA NIOREAU MARKSVILLE Tmchmu' Collcgn A A II RITA MCJRRISON B ATON ROUGE flrlx and Sfirncm Thom Slgnxu. Pllig Ncxvmnn Club, LILLIAN MUNLZ NEW ORLEANS flrls and SfiI'lICL'5 Nnliunnl Student Council Y. XV. C. A.7 l'i Slgnm Alpha: T1D1llHlllll2L Players' Guild: CO:-amupolllnn Club: Sociology Clubg CllUl'1l.l Rczulillg. JOHN F. NElll.E1'TE BROOKSVILLE, MISS. Arts and Srimurcs 0 K N 'l'Own :lull Gown I'l:lys-VH1 Clll Si Hum. DIARY FRANCES NICKLE HUGHES, ARK. 11 rls and Srifzlfcs A A II CR CLASS fs K '1 98 A. T. MKDNTAGNINCJ BATON ROUGE Pre-Med Nuwnmn Club. MARGARET MOORE NEVV ORLEANS fl rlx and Sfimzcm Y. NV. U. A.: Louisiana. Players' Guild: Lu Corulc Frzulcals. JAMES POLK MORRIS KEN'rwoon flrls and Scicnccs l'l Lnxnbda. Beta., '33-'34, '34-'35. ALICE MULLINS BATON ROUGE Tcachcrx Collfgc Symphony Orcllcstrnp B. S. U. ll. T. MURl'HY BATON ROUGE If1lyi11vL'ring A. l. E. E. RACHAEI. NETTl.ES PARKIN, ARK. Teachers Collcgf Sll.Illl1L Alpha Iota: L. S. U. Symphony Urc-lnzstrug Tigurultc Chorusg Y. NV. C. A. MCJZlEl.I.E NlJI.I2N BERNICE Teachers Collcgz B 21 O Upuralg Dultu Olllll5l'OIlj Tlgcrcttu Chorus. l lil if ERNESTINE NORRIS LUMBERTON, MISS. TI'llfflI'I'.l' Collvgw 'I' M GEORGE M. OI.lX'lEll NEW ORLEANS 1:'11gi1m.'I'i1zg A. l. IC. E. r11ED O,NElI. OAKDALE Tf'1Irln'r.v Collvgr' L Club. EI.IzAEE'rII CJTT FRA NKLI NTON fl rl: aml S ri an rcs K A W. C. A. Cahill:-tg Ln Cor:-ln Frau Loulslxum l'lnyuI's' Gulld. WILLA FRANCES OWENS BATON ROUGE flrlx and S1'ir'1Iz'r: X Q VANCE H. PACE COVINGTON Iingiru-cring A. S. M. ld., Sigma DI-ltn Phi. LESLIE LEHN PARKER 0PEI.oUsAs 17 rlx am! Srif-rzrfs H K A Plxl Chl. .,X S E ll'll.lNQ NIO Xi .N xw RCLASS fn f th 4-1- R. IDOROTHY N UOENT YVINNFIELD Tcachwpv Cullryv A Z l.:uIIhd:L: l':m-llollvnlr-3 Vll-I--l'I'I-slmll-II! Ss-nim' Uluss, il'o:url11-rs Cnllvgug 'l'l'0Sllll'lll. 14'I'a-slllmul UO-mls, '32-'lflllg 1 :LvOl'Il0. '33- 'Il-Ig 'ldxm-I-utivo Cuunrrll NV. S. A., '33-'34g 'l'umIIllm.: Ulnh, '3-I-'35g 'l'vI-psi:-lmI'v:uI Uluhg lllayn-I's' Guild. QULAF I-l. OLSEN NEW ORLEANS E11gin1'rring ll 0 H SumuI':Ii3 f7llllll'lllil.ll A. S. M. E.: Sovro- lIll'j'-'l'l'l'llSlll'1'I' SI-niun' Vluss. fY'lllll'I.flE nl' l':llHlll04'l'lllLf. FRED J. ORLANOO INDEPENDENCE fflrls and Sl'il'Ill'l?.l' VIRGINIIX OWEN VVIIITE CASTLIE :Tris and Sz'i1'111'r'.v AXO MARY LEA CUXFORD BATON ROUGE Trarhrrs Collfyr MII Slunm Rhng PIII Ilpsilun fTllll4'l'llllI Ilumm- ldvullolulm-s Wlulu: t'OsnmpOlit:m tflulug Kznmm DI-lln l'l1 Ii, S. U. Comm-ll. LOUIS CALVIN PALAIER ISTROUMA Pzm- nm! flppliful Sl'iI'lIl'I' Alpha Chi HIIrInn.g Pl Holm. 'l':I.IIg Phi lflln Hlgnmg ltillm- 'IR-:Img First lllUllN'llIllll lYOn11uuIy ll : l'I'I-NIIII-nl UOIII-pru 0I'1'lll'0 :lml Amullml Sl'll'lll'l': Sllulonl U0llll1'll. ARTl'l UR VAN PATTERSON YVEST MONROE f1!ll'ifIllllH'L' 0 K N Alplm Z1-lug Ulm-lc :xml lirlnlln- Club: SI-:I,lIh:II'II :xml lilaulvg l-'lrsl Lic-ntuxxxxlmt 1'OInp:IIIy ll, 'Il-I-'35. l I I SENI LYIJIA PATO UT JEANERIZ'l l'E Tz'1IL'hr'rs Collwgz' Ilume JCI-IIIIIIIIIII-ra Clulrg NUWIIIILH Club. PIOYVARD PENNIRIAN I.ANcAs'I'ER, wIs. f'1l'1.f and S ri rn rcs Assm-lute Hushmss MnII:II.:uI' ol' lhevvillo. '35-'3Gp Chi SiI.:IIIIL. DCJROTHY D. PETERS NEVV ORLEANS Tr'aI'l1rrs Cvllrya Prsvsldeut Y. NV. C. A. ASHTON S. PETITJEAN RAYNE f1gric'Iz1turIr Alpha Z1-tug F. F. A. ALVIN B. PITTS OBERLIN Trzzrhrrs Collagn KIIIIIIII DL-llu Pig Rumi. KIIMAIIE M. POAIEROY BASTROP f1rls and S ci1'm'c.v Pro-MI-d Club MRS. LOUISE 'GUENCJ POORAIAN BATON ROUGE fl'z'11fhrr.v Cnllrgr' A A H Delux. flilllllllfl IM-ltug LI- Cer:-lo l I'uII- L-ui:-Ig SIIIIIIHOI' lfnmpully H, '32, O RCLASS E WALTER J. PEEVY JoNIcsEoRo IIyf'ifIllflll'L' Alpha Zotu: Blnvlc mul Bricllc Club: XVIII ll1'l' AIIIIIIL Za-In Sr-hOIzII'rIlI1p Trophy, '32 '33, SAMUEL H. PENNY NEW' ORLEANS 1'Izrr and Jppliml Sain-ua' Pl Bula Tau SAOYE LOU PETERS MONROE TI'1u'h1'I'.v Collwyz' A Z J. C. PITTMAN RACELAND Ifrzyirzucrirzg A.-I. E. 111.5 N4'XVllliLll Club. IJALTON L. IPOLLET LUTCIIER Purfr ami 11j1jrIi1'd .S'I'iNIr0 Alpha Chi SU-flllllj l'i Hula 'I':1u CARROLL D. PONOER nAR'I'ow, OA. flrls ami St'il'7I!'L'I CATHERINE POWELL N EW ORLEANS Tmrhwrx College A X Sl DI-lin Gzunmn Dultu: TOI-p:-III-lI0I'0aI1 Cluhg NV. S. A.: llpm-I'ul:IssIn:II1'rI Sports Uluh Sm-I'ut:II'y-TI'I-uaIuI'IeI' Junior Cla:-Is lu Tl'Ill'lll'l'!-l UIIIIOI41-, '34-'Img 1'lll'Dl0 Juc-kcts ,' .1 ' -I ,1 ,R ,f, f X l f::'. x I ' SENI LESLIE C. PRICE BATON ROUGE E7lgilll'l'I'iIIy CIIIII-I 4':IIIIniII IYIIIIIIIIIII5' I-I g SI'illllIIll'Il illlll Iilaulv. A. P. RAIIENHORST Im'I'ON ROUGE .'lfl.r am! S1'iI'nf1'.v E X I'I'fs-MI-Il fflulng Vhl 1'I KIIIIIIII ICVELYN RATLIIIE LAUREL, MISS. .flrlx and SI'i01Irr.v II- III St. .IIIIIII-2-I Club: Ill-lm GIIIIIIIIII, III-IUI. CIEORGE REITAIEVER, JR. NIEXV ORLEANS .'lI'l.r and Sr'i1'11I'1'5 ICLIZAIIETIAI REX BATON ROUGE 1'l'lIl'lll'I'J Ifollr-gr B I 0 I.mIi:-Il:III:I I'IIIyvI's' HIIHII. RUTH HELEN RICE ZACIIARY Tl'l1!',l1'I'.f Collryf' MII SiI:III:I lihng Alllllil I.:IIIIIId:I IM-lm: Murlzlx' l4II:II'cI: l'I'1-Nlmln-IIt I'lIl IIIIN UIIIiI-I'IIII: Hllllll' I'11'0llllIllIl'S 1'IIIlI. ICLIQINS ROBERTS LAKE CHARLES .firlx and Sl'il'lIfl'J E N OR CLA IOI S S FRANK C. QUIW CONCORD, N. C. Com llII'l'l'l' POINCARE RAIIIIN FARMIERVILLI5 C0lIllIIl'?'fI' 6 K N S:IIIIIII':Il: L Uluhg 1'l't'Hf1ll'lH SI-IIiuI' l'l:ISS ill f'lllllllll'l'4'1'I Vic-1--l'l'I'si1lvlII Ill' Jllllilll' VIIINN in 1'UlllIllt'I'l'l', 'Il-I-T251 VIII'- slly Ihnxinpr, 'RIB-'It-I, ALICE ICI.IzAIIETIAI REEVES BROOKIIAVIEN, MISS. ,flrls and Sl'il'IIfl'J fI'II.:'0I'I-ltv 1'hfII'IIs: Y. XV. U. A.: SIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIIINI- f'1lIllllliHt'lxQ In-lin, l3Illl4'l'llll. JOE R ENOV SllRliVliI'0R'l' .'lrl.r and S1'iI'IlfI'5 .IOE VV. RIIOIIES FARM ICRVILLIE .'lyI'iI'I11lI1l'I' A I' P f5lllll'l'lbll In-Itu lflllblllll Alpha Z1-III: Sil- IIIIII':xi: I'l'1'Sillt'llI Al.Z'l'Il'lllllll't' 1'ulII-go '35-'lilig lilo:-li Illld Ih'i1llI-1'lIIlI: l'I'I-side-III JIIIIIIII' f'l:INN ill Ag.:'I'i4-IIllIII'I-, 'IH-TIS: l'I'I-sim-III Slllillllllllblv Uluss in AI:I-IIful- Illl'1', '33, 'IIIL ICTIAIEI, RICI-IARIISON BATON ROUGE ,Alrlx 111111 Sl'iI'lll'I'5 H. rw. U. lmIIII'Il. PAIII. A. ROIIEIITS ,I EAN ERE'I I'Ic I'urr nm! .-Ifrjmlinl Srimct 1'lIysiI-N vlub. SENI DONALD L. ROBERTSON POLLOCK flrts and Sciwzccs A 1' P lIIlIII'I'I'zItOI'IIity HOIIIII-Ilg Chl Sigma: Phn- llllJ,'l'ilDlllf' lCIlltoI' fluI1Ilm, '34- PI-IILIP A. ROBICHAUX RACELAND flrls and Scivnccx 9 E SlLllllll'lllj S4'!lllll!ll'd und Blnclog Nl'!XVlllIlll Club. RAEAEL ROCA-BRUNO PUERTO RICO A fls and SCil'Ill.'l'.l' fl, I A EDITH ROGILLIO JACKSON Tmchrrs Collvgw B. S. U. WILL C. ROWLAND, JR. WELSH lfrzgirzucring 9 K N A. I. 111. ld.: l2l'LL'lllll'lllfll SLIIIT, 'flfl-'R5g Iillllll, '32-'34, E. T. RUSSELL ROSELAND ffgrirullurc PAULA SABATIER ELTON Tcarhrrs Collvgr AlplIII. Lrllllhllll. Delta: Mu Slgnm. Itlmg Kappa Dultu Ply Lu Cmwwlu 1 I':LIIr:IIls. OR CL I02 ASS MINNS S. ROBERTSON BATON ROUGE flrlx and Scicnrcs l'lIl lim Slgmng PI'f-SlIlIzIIt. MlIIlslII1'lnl Slu- dunts, '34-'35. RUTH ROBINSON SHREVEPORT TcachI'r.v College K K 1' Si!-2'III:L Alplm lolug Doltn. Gmnmu DI-lm: 1'lll'Dl0 Jamlcuts. DOROTHY A. RODDY LUTCHER Tcachfrs College Ncwnmn Club: Y. NV. C. A.: Tm Ccrrrle FI'mI0nlr-I. MIRES ROSENTHAL ALEXANDRIA Erzgim-cring Z B T A. S. C. E-I Dm-7g0I'sg TIItoI'l'I'nteI'I1lty Cnunrxll. JUSTIN M. RURAS GARY, IND. Gfology 2 X C5llll1'l'Ull Thulin. Kappa: G. .Q M. Sock-ty: L Club: Varsity 14'OoLlI:Ill. '33-'ilfl-'35g Vll'l'-Pl'0SlLll'llt Studont Body, '35-'lilly HI-I:lIIIvIItul Lllllllllllllllt COIOIII-lg l'I'0slIlOIIt Smlim' Class, Arts and Sfllfllllflbl, '34-'35, NELL RUSSELL ALEXANDRIA .f1rl.I' and Scifllrrs A X Q CHARLES CLARENCE SAVOIE SAVOIE lfngillccrirzg A. l. E. E.: Tlll1l'!1ll1Ul'1ll Sports Mzumger , S 4-.,.. 1,-. -- . - I 'IV N . I I, X fl if ' 1 N D ll 2' , f - 'ff 'I K' 'X J .1Lf'xKC1f3 QS- I K 'jfl ffm L '- M F'xXY 1 I I I I S E HUGH SAXON OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS. Cu In Ill l'l'l'l' 'l'r:ur-k, 'R-I-'C!5: Vim--I'1'1-xinlvlxt l'OIl1'l-U'1vl' ttmluxn-1-1---5 I, Vinh. ST.'xNI.Ev R. Sc.x1uzOkm:OH RUSTON 7'l'lH'hI'l'X Collfgfr' S:-:nlulullwl :mel Iilzuln-5 t':nl:InIn Vlllllllillly UAS. NETTII? IVIAE SQHOENBROO1' IIA'l'0N ROUGE ,lrlx ami Sl'.:l'lIH'.f I3 E O lwltn Gm nnummax In-lin. CH.xm.lzs B. Scnwmzmz VICKSIIURG, MISS. I111IffIlIl'l'I'Ill!j Z2 N 1':u1luIn fqlllllllillly Ir g Svznhluu-nl :mul Hlzulug Sumuralig Vi In-tu 'Puug Slprnm 'I':1u SIL-IIIHIQ I'l'1-siulm-nt OI' A. S. l', IG.: Sl. .Imm-H Club: Univm-rslly llulluiuus Uuun- 1-il: Alpha I'hI fIIlll'Lf1l1 S1-1'l'1-tnl'y Unllmlgl' nl' I4IIl14'illl'1'l'IIl1.L'. vw R.fxr.1'H L. bmla CORBIN .'lgl'iz'11ll11I'1' Him-lc :mul Iirirlh- Pluhg Sl'IlIilHll'lI mul lilzuls-. CII.-XRI,0'I I'I? SIEARLES BATON ROUGE .-Iris and Sl'iI'lll'l'J Cusmnpulilzm fflulng We-sh-y I O1xmI:l,tIOn, -IOIIN F. SH.fxcKm,1fO1m BONITA flyrimllurv NIOR CLA cs, nos S S I':I,I?ANOR SCAIFE LAKE CIIARLIES 7'rar!n'r.r lfnllrylr Lv C'm-rr-lu I-'x'ul11':lis. sl. M. SCI'IIiNlJI.I? BATON ROUGE .Iris nm! Sl'II'lIl'I'I Z li 'I' Szxmurul. Ims SCHOENSTIQIN IPRANKLIN 7'r'1u'l1r'r.s' Collryfz' IC1.1z.fxmz'rH SCOTT HASTROP .-lrl.v and Srif'1m'.v A Z 'Flu-1:1 Sisrnm Phi: Pm-sim-rut I'mrmil4 lil: m'Ommitt1---1 lllllv 'l'1-nm: lim-rmlurn rnnnu-ll. ICRNEST SEAGO 'I'lEMI'I.IZ, TEXAS 1'l'!Iflll'I'.f Collfyf lIIlIll'I'!III IN-lt:L IXIIIIIHI. Ifxxllzs XV. SIl.fXCKl?I.FORD JONES I'urr am! ,-Ijfpliml Srirzmf Alpha ffhi Six-:'m:L. LEE SH,-xlflfnk lil.I.IENDAI.E' .'I!fl'il'lllllll'I' Z1 N Il:u.r1.:'vl'sg InlOx'i'l':1l1-l'l1ityUnllm-il, '31, 'CHL IIN I I- SENI L. E. SIlAFFE'I'T BATON ROUGE .'lfjl'il'lllfllfl' Allahu Zvtng Alplm 'l':lu Alllhilj 1+'. F. A. CLINTON H. SHARP NATALBANY Tv1Irlufrs Collwga ANN JANE SHAW' BASTROP Tl'l1flIl'l'5 Collrgf K A Rlllc Club. RIILLANII C. SHAW LAKE CIIARIIIES .'lffl'i!'Il1fIU'17 xxlllllll. 'l'IIlI Alllhzlp Alphu. Zvlzlg l . F. A.Z Sl'lllblb1ll'll IIIIII lllmlc-3 Cllllllllll l'uIIIp:III3 f --Kin IKM,-:ml LEQN SIEGEL BATON ROUGE l'IU'1' alla' .'lj5f1fI1'Il Sl'il'lll'1' 'I' li H C. AUIIREY SIEVERS CRIZENVILIJE, MISS. 'lvl'llI'fIl'l'J Collrgn 'I- lc II 'l'4'lllllN 'l'1-IIIII, '34-'35-'fllig lIItcI'i'I'ILluI'IIlly Clllllltfll. ES'1'l?l.l.E SINGLETUN GREENSHURG Tuaclfcrs Collrge OR CL IO4 ASS JACK SHAPIRO BROOKLYN, N. Y. flrls and Scinncrs GI-rmnn Club. VIRGINIA MERRITT SHARP PREsC0'I'I', ARK. Tcaclmrs Collwgc X Q J. A. SHANV NEW ORLEANS flrls and Scicncfs Gmnnm Eta Gllllllllil. TRAVIS SHERMAN HAYNESVILLE Tvaflmrs Collrge CHESTER P. SIESS ALEXANIJRIA Engillccrillg Phi Ein. Slgmu: Sigma 'l'nu Slgxnap Pl Hum Tung A. S. C. E.: Phi JCILDDH. Phl. Roy J. SIMON CUEYDAN Comm fra' Nl-wIII:uI Club: Scfznhlxzxrml mul Blade: I,lIvutuII:uIt Culnlml l1'ouI'lh liILtLIIlloII. ALLEN H. SMITH CROWLEY Co Ill 111 rrrv II K A Delux Slgnm Pl: Duggs-rs: '1'hnlu Nu lip- sllong Int0I'fI'nteI'IIlty Council. SENI B. JASON SMITH HOM ER l'Izru and ,-ljrplinl SI'ivIIz'Ir l'l'1!Slll0lll We-sluy lf'OuIId:ILlOII1 l'l Rum TIIII: RI-llgious Cuunn-ll. JAMES ANGELO SMITII IIOMIZR li1IyiIIvIfI'iIIg Pl Bum Tau: l'I'Iw:-Iiclont A. l. E. V1.3 Wvs- luy FOuIIIlI1tIon. MzXl!l.fXN FRANCES SMITH SHREVEPORT fl rls and SCiL'IlCl'.l' RALPH W. SPRINOER O'I I'UMWA, IOWA Tl'l1L'lIl'l'.l' Collrgo 22 X 1Jl.lHB'0l'S1 Varsity Fuotlmll. MAIIION W. STAFFORD NEW ORLEANS Tl.'!lChL'l'J Collrgn fl' M Y. XV. U. A. Cilllilltil Smith llull SllIlllEIll Uouncllg Pl'l?Slll0llt Home EcuIIuIIIlI:s Club, '35-'36, WILLIAM CQLENMORE STANSIIURY IOTA COIll7lll'l'Cl' Scalglnxml and Blade. RALPH W. STEETLE CLEVELAND, OHIO .f7I'l.I and Srivnczxv I.oulsluIIzI 1'luyuI':-I' Guild: Pl Slgnm Al- pllug Big Ten Club: COsIIIOpolitIIII lflllll. O RCLASS FAIIIAN SUE SMITH BATON ROUGE TI'1II'fI1'l'.I CI1llI'yI' IPI-ll:I UIIIII'I'OIIg Y. XV. Cl. A.: 'l'iI.:I-I'1-llv l'lIIII'usg NI-WIIIIIII 1'l1IlI. RIARG.-XRlE'l' A. SMITIYI RATON ROUGE C11 Ill III I'l'l'I' A. j. SPEIIALE BATON ROUGE :Irlx and Sl'iI'Ill'I',l' l'i SiI:IIIII. Al1IlIzI.: Nl'XVllI!lll l'lIllIg DI-lIILtIe 'l'If:IIII. I':l,lZ.fXl!IETIl C, STAIPIPORII BATON ROUGH Tl'lIl'!Il'I'S Collvyz' X S2 9II:III:I Aljlllil IOIII: S1IInIsIII' KTIIIIIIIIIII5' I, E21 M:IiIl t'OIII1I:LIIy l-I, 'llilg '1'lI:4-I'IIIl0 IllIOI'IIs, 'iillg Lllllv 'l'lI4-:IlI'I- GIIilIl, 'ill-'Il2: lm CI-I'I-lu l-'I':IIII-mis: llIIlvI-rslly lfh4ll'llS, 'RR-'Il-I. TRUMAN CLYDE STAOG RAYNE 11x7lfjilI1'l'I'iI1!j X. I. III. III.: Wvslm-y lI'IIIIIIIl:ItlOIIg First 'QI-I'I:I-:ull l'OIIIlIIuIy P, '33-'K-lg lflrsl lIiI-Im-II:IIIt UOIIIp:LIIy IQ, 'IH-'Zl5. NIARY ICLLEN STEEIIINS GARYVILLE .'Irls and SCiL'IlClf.S' A X SZ l.:IIIIlIIl:I: l'III'IIlo .lmzlcotsg VlI-O-PI'csIiIlIIIIt rls :IIIIl Svlvllc-vs. '35-'llllg SI-I'I'I'l:II'y- II1-:LsIII'I-I' 1'IIlII-me Arts :Incl SI-IOIII-vs, Jun- lIII' Class, 'Il-l-'35: XV. S. A.: liiflv 'l'I-:IIII, 'Ili-'Klip IIIII-I'IlOI'IIIltOI'y COIIIII-ll, '36, AR NOLO J. STEV IE NS CEN'l'RliVIl.l.lf fl gI'icu11urIr SI-:IlIII:II'Il IIIIII lllmln: lllm-li :Ind lirisllug lluly N:IIIIu SOI-is-ty: NI-WIIIIIII Ululm. SENI HELEN STEXVART POPl.ARVll,l,li, MISS. Tl'lH'hI'l',C Cnllwgc Sigma Alplm lam: Kumxn Th-ltn. Pi. MARY EVA STEXVART AMITE TI'zIz'l11'r.v Collrgr A X Q Alplm, TIzInIlvcl:I lbultzu si!-l'lll1L Alpha: lump L. U. Sylnplxony Ol'Cllt?Sfl'Il1 Y. NV. C. A. Cnbinut. VEIXA ALICE STOKER ROBEYJNE Tnachzw Collwge Delta Oml1'I'OIIg '1'H.1'l'l'l'UC ffllUl'llS. R4AR'1'I'IA STREIYILE ADDIS Tvzzclmfs Collfgz' IIIIIIII- l':l'tlIl0lllil7S Clulr: NlEXN'Illilll f'lIIlv. FRANK ST U PRA BOGALUSA T0acl1ct's Collzfge A Z1 II' L 1'lIIlIg Vzlrslly l oIItlvIIll. f?EORGlE VV. SXVITZER J' EANERIi'1 I'lE I:'1zgi1u-frilly A. S. M. ld.: Pi Bula Tull: VII-If-l'I'1-siall-II 1l1lll.2'lll04'l'lll1,f Class. DEE TANNEIIILI. WINNFIELII Trarlnw Collrgc A Z OR CLA I06 S S H. S. STEWART POPIIARVILLE, MISS. flrls and Sciz'11r1's RIETTIE STEWART BATON ROUGE 'l'4'1Irhm'.r Collfgz' ll E 0 xVOIlll'll'H l':III-llullI-Ixlv, '3-I-'35p T.nnIlIrlug BI-:IIIN Arts Ululrz XV. S. A.: llomu Evo- IIOIIIII-N Uluhg ffosxmxopulltznx Clulzg Maid Oi' linml, '32-'lliig SIIOIIIIOI' Ol' SO1IlIumoI'I- Jann, '33-'Zl41g Y. M. C. A. Rifle Club. FRANCIS STRAIT BATON ROUGE 7'z'1Irhfr.v Collfyn' NVILLIAAI J. STROFFOLINO SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN. .'lrl.v ami Srirfzmc NVILLIAM SWEETMEN BASTROP .-Iris and Sfirrzlcm' H A S2 MANUEI, ANTONIO TAAIARGO IIAVANA, CUBA .-I grirulmrz' KI' T A On-mmpolllnn Club: Newman Club. DOROTPIY CLAIRE TAYLOR BATON ROUGE Tvafhfrs Collrge --....,- . mf 'A.'.f,,.,A IH ,I , SENI SHIRLEY STENVART 'FAYLOR BATON ROUGE ,flrls and Sfimzfrs K A J. GOI.lJlNG THoM1'soN, JR. ALEXANDRIA Ari: and Sricrzccs K A GLYNN TH RONVER RAYVILLE .-Tgrifullurzr F. F. A.g Block and Hrldlu Cluh. GENEv1EvE TOREET HOMER Tmrhrrx Callfyf B 2 O Home Er-onumlw-s Uluh. LLOYD L. 'TRAHAN YVELSH Co In rlu'r60 Delta Slgmzl l'i. R. C. OITUCKER HAMMOND flrls and Sl'il'llCI'5 History Uluhg Lnuislunn l luyor:-4' Gullwl. EARL E. TURNER ISTROUMA Parr and Applird Sricncc Alpha. Chl Sigma: L Cluhg Captain Company G p Fx'eslnmm Boxing, '32-'333 Varsity Boxing. '33-'34-'35g tinntulxm Box- ing T1-um, '35-'3G. i A XM A OR CL fi IO7 ASS MARY ALICE '11EiXIl'I.ET BATON ROUGE TfI14'lIl'l'5 Collrgr I'l'1'Ni1ll'llf. IM-lin 0lllif'l'llll, '35-'RGQ 'l'lg:a-r- 1-Ito Ulmrusg Newman Club. LILLIE rl1HOMl'S0N MONROE .'ll'l.F and Sk'ir11rr'.v X S2 LAURA CLAIRE TISCJN BATON ROUGE TI'!llAh1'l'5 Collryz' X Q SH-2'llHI Alpha Intug NUWIIIZIII Cluhg L. S. 1 I.. Hynmhuny Or:-In-slru. AUEREY rrORRENCE HAMMOND TI'II!'h1'l'5 Collfgc A Z Nc-wmun Clulr. II. A. 'FROUARD BATON ROUGE lffzgillfrring FRANK NORMAN TULLAS BATON ROUGE lix7Ijfilll'L'I'iIIf1 l'l lie-tzl 'l':1ug A. I. E, E. RACHEL JEAN TURNER SUMNER, Miss. COIll1lH'l'fl' x f-5 . f! .'f SENI NIOORE VALOIS MOREAUVILLE 11!jfil'Il1I1ll'L' Alpha 'Pau Alpha: VI:-1--1'm-shim-:mt S1-nl Class, f'ullo1.u- ni' Al-fI'Ii'l1llLll'l?Q If. I . A All MURI'PIY VElI.I,CJN VILLE PI.A'l l'E .flgrirullurc Alpha Tau Alpha: F. F. A. M. R. VERNCJN RUs'roN Pura and ,flpplinl Srifvzrzr SALQME VOSRURGIE1 NEVV ORLEANS 7'n1u'h1'r'J Collrgzf xha Lamlula Dulta: Phi Upsilun Ollli cron: Mu Sigma Rho: Y. XV. IJ. A.: Ilnmu M u lduonumifzs Club: Purplu Jzuelurts. ROY E. WARREN FORT BENNING, GA. !1'7lgiIIL'l'l'iIIg 0 5 A. S. M. FLORA M. WE11. LIVONIA Tzrarlmrs Collrgn' Sigma Rho: Kappa D1-lla Pig C011-lu Franvais. WARREN WELLMAN, JR. NEW ORLEANS .fl yrirullurc A. S, A. E. OR CLA SU iO8 S S NELLIE MAE VARNAIJO BATON ROUGE Teachers Collrgc Alpha Lambda Della.: Kappa D1-lin. PI. TENNIE VERNICE BATON ROUGE Tcarhcrs Collrgc FRED J. VOGEL NEW ORLEANS Teachers Collfgc Y. M. C. A.: Kappa Phi Kappa: Physics Cluh. CQEORGE BATEY WALTHER VACHERIE E7lgillL'L'fiIly DcMoluy: A. S. A. E. JAMES WYLY WATTS LEESVILLE drlx and Scimuur EMMETT C. WELLS, JR. HARMON E7lgillt'L'l'ill!1 G. 8: M. Society. JUANITA WENGER BATON ROUGE ffgriculmrc llumu Economics Club: Y. XV. C. A. Cah- inet. SENI MARK D. WENTZ, -IR. LAKE CHARLES 1'l'llflll'l'.l' Collryr 9 3 Kappa l'hi Knppng IIIloI'I'I':ItoI'IIlty Alh- lI-HI: Assof-IIIHGII. IVILIRIEI, R. WIAIITEHEAII NENV ORLEANS .'1rls and Scicfzcrxr Z T A MARTHA E. WI-IITTEN SIIREVEPORT Jlgr'irIIllurn E I X N4'lYlllil.ll Uluhg llonu- l-11-IIIIIIIIIII-s Ululng AlJl'lL'lllllll'2ll lfulr AH!-lflvlllllllll. LAURA VVINSLONV SIIREVHPORT T1-afhfrs Collvyc A Z Purple .Im-lculsg Rolls-IIIl:In Club. CECIL WISNER I,UIfIcIN, 'I'ExAs Tcarhfrs Collrgc Dulln. Kappa Psi. MARTIN D. WCJOIJIN SICILY ISLAND C0lll7llI'ffL' Pl Gxmnmn MII. M.ARSIlAI.I. VAN ALLEN WREN PONCIIATOULA flrls and Sfivrzrcs O F1 RCLASS 6- l Lg, I fb VIRGINIA NVIIEAIIGN ALIIXANIIRIA 7'1'lll'lll'l'.S' Collryf K A Rnvvlllc- Stuff. NV. A. XVI-HTLEY EATON ROUGE Co rn m frm K Z AIARY STEXVART NVILLIARIS ALHXANDRIA .'lrI.I ami Sl'il'llff'.l' K A N-I-I'4-l:II'y S1llllIllIll0l'l' Class, Arts :IIIII SI-i. 1'lll'l'S, 'llilg Vic-I--l'I'I-sllls-III Jllllilll' Vlnss, Arts :IIIII SI-il-III-vs, 'Il-lg Vi'-1-,l',-,lsidvm Svllltll' Flaws, Arts nm! SviI.m.,,s. -35: HI-:I,IIly Sm-l,lImII, 'ililg l 2lYlll'ill' 'Zllg Spun- snr, S0llh0llllll'4' Jillll. 'ililg QIIIAI-II Soulm- lll1ll'l' Jlllll. 'fl-I: H1-uux Arts I'lulIg Illlll' lll-lls-IIiI-, 'SIZE-'lilig l'I'I-slIlvlIt l.:IIIIlI4l:I. 'IH- '35-'llllg Ill'Y1'llll ' SIIIIT, 'ICN-'Il-l, XV. A. NVINTZ CARVILLE l1'7Ijlill4'L'l'illjl A. S. C. E. BECKY WGLE BATON ROUGE .-lrl.r aml Sfiwzfrx A Z Lzmnllulzm. MARGARET C. XVREN BATON ROUGH 7'I'IIfhl'l'.l' Collfyf A X Q llillu 'l'l'illll, 'lilig LIIIIINIIIIIII l'l2lj'l'l'H' Guild. 'llll-'IHQ Ari. Clllll, 'I!5. ALIIERT S. WRIGHT, -IR. CROVVLEY :lrlx and Scicnrc: gf - -XZ , Presenting t e ' mm-Q1 FW ff .lx 'AH L Q' W l'U 'W'W Wifi!! U, -J W U M Schoo of Me icine f mlgfrf' f7 f?M'? r,'.'g25m g 797 ,ff N . J 2 X '5',MxZx1x'NfCff?,-wx Y? 7,4 U X tx DR. RIGNHY DVXUNOY . . . Secretary of the Faculty . . . tlw ' studi-nt's friend . . . can get more ' work out of people than any :nan we have ever lcnown . . . drives an Anhurn . . , doesn't smoke . . . lives and dreains for thi- i.. S. U Medical Center. DR. ARTHUR VIDRINE . . . Dean of the Medical Center and Superintendent nt' the Charity Hos- pital . . . was a Rhodes scholar . . . smokes hlack cigars , . . has a summer honn- in Ville Platte . . . works hard . . . drives 51 Lincoln . , . has I.. S. U. at heart, -oo 1 i The Adminisiraiion Rising out of the heart of old New Orleans the ultra- modern L. S. U. Medical Science building is truly symholical of the rapid strides made hy Louisiana State Universityis Medical Center since its foundation in 1931. During this short period it has enjoyed one of the most phenomenal growths ever accorded a medical school. Witli the number of students increased to a maximum, the requirements for entrance have been ele- vated to the highest degree. The faculty ranlcs among the finest in the South and boasts of such international names as Chevalier Jackson, Sir Aldo Castellani, and Amedee Granger. Research is plentiful, and papers by the faculty appear frequently in journals of national and international circulation. Student Government MEDICAL SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL R. L. SIMMONS--- F. A. DEJEAN .... R. P. HAYS President of Student Body J. R. POWERS Vice-President of Student Body M. B. KAPLAN S ecretary-Treasurer T. H. STEVENS Represen tative-at-Lar ge Senior Representative Senior Representative D- FOURRIER ----..--.-. ,... , .... J unior Representative R- STEPHENSON .-......... .........,. junior Representative J- W- SCHONLAU .... .... - . ........e Soplroinore Representative L- BREFFEL ........ ........, S oplvomore Representative I- W- GAJAN.. .-...... ......... F reslnnan Representative W. W. McCooK resfvman Representative Hays, Powers, McCook, Sim Dclcan, Fourrier, Schonlau, II3 Briffcl ' SENIOR CLASS ' RALPH lW:ARlON BELL . ......... Santa Maria, Calif. 9 K 'I' Surgluul Society FRANK ELIJAI-I CHAPBIAN . . . .Shreveport fp X J. B. CoLL1GAN . . .... . Gecl 0 K ll' .losE11H CORRIGAN, JR. . .... . Shreveport U K 'I' NEI,SON A. Cox . . . .... . . . Central .p X Unrlorp.:l'zulu:itu Surglunl Society: lntel'l'rnLcl'ulty Connell: Newman Club CLIFFORD W. CRAIN . ...... . Bogalusa B I, 9 K NI' Unch-l'gl'aduzxt.e Surgical Soulcty DAVUJ E. FADER . . CHAS. F. FITZGERALD . . fl' B ll Pl Epsilon Pig Tiger, REED A. FONTENTO . ..... . 'lf X President Senior Class A. HORACE FRANK . . ...... fi' X Alp GEORGE LOGAN f.iARDlNER CECIL L. GASTIJN, JR. . . ROBERT PAUL IEIAYS . hu Sigma Kappa ,.IR.... tllllll .px fl'BIl President, Junior Class, '34-'35g President Student Body, '35-'Klip Omega Beta. Pig Undcrgrarluute Sul'Hir,:nl Soelety Izlinana, N. Y. Wilsoll, N. C. . .Morse cillsville, Wis. . Gueydan . . York, Ala. . Mzirissa, Ill. FAUSTEENA I-IEIDRICK . .......... Mercedes, Texas VV. H. I'IORTON . . Salt Lake Cirv Utah SEIBERTII S. IQETY . . .... . . Wilmington, Del. -ii 15 ll MICHAEL CORNELIUS KILCZUN . . .Donor-a, Pa. 9 K -if Tlger Staff! FORD MACPHERSON . . . . . . New Orleans -If 1: lI Gorgas Soeletyg Intcrfratcrnlty Council: Student Connell II4 - SENIOR CLASS - IJOMINIC A. NIARION . . . . . Hazleton, Pa. fx' u ll RODNEY C. MASTIEIQSCJN . ..... . New Orleans Tl!-KCI' Stuff IJAVIIJ SANFORD MlLI.ER . . . . . New York, N. Y. -I1 u II JIULIUS H. MLVLLINS . . . . . . Baton Rouge E A lf! UIIdI-I'p:I'mlunte ML-dh-ul Soc-lc-typ SUI'Pt'Illl'L'-Tl'l'llSlll'l'l'. Junior Class, '34-'35 -lOl-IN RAY POWERS . . . . . . . .... . . .Baton Rouge A X A, A K K St-nbIIIu'd Zlllll Hludeg Thetn Alnhn Phi: Surgical Souls-ty: Gorgns Societyg Vlmro-l'I'uslduIIt ol' Student Body JOHN VVYETH RAY . . . New Orleans MEI.X'lN IDENNIS RoIxINSoN . . . . . Baton Rouge 0 R XI' CLARENCE SAI.ooAI . .... . .Lafayette -I- ll Il O. L. SANDERS, -IR. . . ........... Pleasant Hill o It II' 'lllllll'l'l.Il'llKlllll'.0 Hlll'L5ll'!ll Sm-iely: Gorgns Society RUTI-I MARKS SHUSIAIAN . ...... . . . . New Orleans l'hl Elrsilml l'hl: 'Pigs-I' Stuff: F1-llnw DI' IIII- Gorgusg Gulnho Stuff ROBERT L. SIAIRIONS . . ..... . . . . . . . Shreveport ll 0 II. A K K Studm-nt Council, 'lllig IIItm'l'I'ntcI'IIlty l'llllIll'll: Gorgns Socluty WESLY A. SORENSON . . . .... . janesville, Wis. 0 K 'Il' Illld0l'gl'1I.KlllI1ll! Suruir-a'Il SDI-it-typ IntI-I'!'I'aItI-I'IIlty Council LEoNARD H. STANDER . . . ........ . Opelousas Gumbo Stuff: Editor ol' thc- Tlgur Trios. H. STEVENS . , .......... Sxnithfield, N. C. 'll X SuI'glI-ul Som-iI-ty: IIItoI'fl'utcI'IIlly Cuunn-llg Studunt Pount-ll SIDNEY H. TAIIDR . . . . New York, N. Y. EUGENE L. WENR . . . . Shreveport CHARLES WATSON WHARToN . . . . . . Smithfield, N. C. fl' A 0. 'll 9 ll HARRIS VVIERNIK . . . . . . ...... . Brooklyn, N. Y. Fellow ol' GurI.:usp Student Uounullg SI-Izretury-Trcusurel' Senior Class II5 ' UNDERGRADUATES ' A. SIIRLINI: AI.nRI'I I'IaN fzl . .... .El X, 'I' X ZIQLMA ALIIIIN -Q25 . . ..... . . l'.Il Ep:-IlloII Ph! AR'I'IIUR S. AllliXANlJliR Q25 . ..... . GIII'l-I-le! Society FRRIJ C. AMMAN Q35 . . ....... A li Ii Sllllilllll l'oIInI'll llr-pI'I-HI-Imlntlvv, O. O. AN'I'oNx' Q35 . . . . . . . 0 Ii II' CLAUDE ARcIaNIaAUx Q25 . . . . . -II II ll VVOOIJROW ARN0I.n LID . . . . . A K K WILLIAM AvRIas C35 . ---- 0 K -If AIIICIE BAKER C22 . . ...... A A A Phi 1'illNiiUll Phl SAMUIQL Al.BliR'l' BARKoIfI-' C35 . . . . . . Moss BANNRRMAN Q35 . . ...... . O K Xl' UntlI-I'gI'zI,tlII:ILI: SLlI'jIil'3l.i S RICIIARD L. BAZIN Q15 . ....... . 0 K 'I' VIeI'oR BIRALIIS Q25 . . - . . - fl- I' li CLARENCE A. BIsIIoI' C35 . . . . Ip X CIIARLIQS L. BLACK Qzj . . . . . A Ii It CIIARLIZS LIawIs BLUMs'I'IaIN Q21 . . .... Gorgzis Souioty T. DI2WI'I I'Iz BOAZ, JR. Q21 . . .... . E X. A K K Sctibbzird nntl Blade CIIARLIss N. BOMBET Q15 . . . .... . z ll 'I' IEIIGAR W. Hoo'I'II C39 . .... . 0 K AI' RALIIII LOUIS BoURc:IcoIs Q15 . . . . . fl' X WARRIQN l-I. BOURGIEOIS C25 . . . . - . tp X Nk?lVIll2Lll Club LOUIS A. BREl l4'IEll.I'I Qzj . ....... . 0 K il' Gorgns Sovlt-tyg Nowxnnu Ulubg Suplmxnoro Hop S'I'IsI'IIIaN VVILLIAM BROWN C25 . . .... 2 A IG, A K K . Baton Rouge . Ruston . . New York, N. Y. - - . . - Monroe Junior Class, . . . - . . Pineville . .Lafayette . Hemphill, Texas . New Orleans . Alexandria . New Orleans . Baton Rouge utfivty New Orleans . New York, N. Y. . . New Orleans . Coushatta . New Orleans . . Shreveport . Baton Rouge . Shreveport . Lafayette . Houma . . . . . .Shreveport I'oa-Iolmtlvo, Student Council . . . . .New Orleans 1'I'uslIlI-Iit, Sonhonlorc Classy GDI'H'HS Sozvloty PIIARns WILLIAM CALLIIIAM Q25 . . . . . III IS ll . . . . .Harrisonburg H. S. 141.5 Gorgas Society GUY CAMI1IsIaI,I. 135 - ......... fl- II ll SAMUEL CARRIIaRIa C25 . . PAUL FRANCIS CAsIIIo Q25 . . .... II' P 21 Newman Club: Gorgas So II6 . . . Zenoria - Hahnville - . Baton Rouge clcty ' UNDERGRADUATES ' IQUSTACIC V. CIIAUVIN Cub . Russlim. Clllililil' Q23 . Nlelloms jonn Cllli'l l'A 125 Gurgas Snell-ly: N1 H. R. Cl.UGs'roN Q13 . . . Dlxvm Z. CoA'rs fry . . B. Ll.lzwla1.l.rN C35 . . Iirvxklx CORRALES 115 . . Ksrrn COURRIECIE Q15 . . Tnmvms N. COUVll.l.ON fill VVn.1,1AM T. R. Cox Q35 . . CLAUIHE C. Cnmrczllmlm Q15 JAMES A. CROWHLI. Q25 . . Plll Kappa l'lnlg Cnfntmss Cacenmva Q23 . NV. juuus DAu:1.lc lub . . D. J. DAS:-rr Q35 . . . . . uma.-I-.4 Lucnsn C, limnakx' Q23 . . . N -kxx'l11: lilakrmkn me Maur lub . JOHN I.. D1 Lian 125 . VVAl,'l'IiR P. Dmz fxj . . M. C. DouK1N Q27 . . Wu.l.ARn llowlam. Q13 . . DUNN R. Druvlak 115 . . llommt Duvur, jk. l37 . . 0 K KI' Elk ' . . ll. 1:2 .... . -wman Vlnhg Intl-rl'r:tls-rn . . 'lg B. H ..... . l lx It K. lNl-wnrnn fllull . .'I'.X- . l I lflflll ll . A X A, 'Il A A KK lt A. 'l' X Mn Sllllllll lllmg . . ll. IIS. . Newman lllllll N1-wmnn Clnln O K ll' rmlnntu Sm'1.:'i1'n . . :Il A . . ln lflulrg tlurpxns . . tix. . l 'll PIE. l ll. li.'l'. . li. A.. Alli .li I A. 3 ' . . .Ii A . . Alplm l'l1i l Smwivly S01-i--ty . ' nlullvu. 1'rv:-:lull-xrl, Newman Ulnh, 'ilhg .lnnlur llvpm-su Cnmnnzs AR'l'llUR Dwrlsk, JR. C25 . . . . FRIEIJISRIC M. llrrfk, jk. Q13 . J. D. l5YliR Q35 . . . linmoxn l2mc1.soN C25 . . A 'I' 22, A li K Gnl'p.g'Hs Sfrvl-,-ly ll K fl' Nr-wnmn l'Inh fl- X Gorgas Soelety II7 . .Lafayette . Oakdale . . New Orleans v t'nnln'iI . . New Orleans . Marthaville . Pineville . 'l'ampa, Florida . New llmeria . Opelousas . lilizalwetlr, N. il. . Athens - . . .lsfillllillll llIlll'1,!,'il . . lntlepenclenee . Tlmilmdaux - llonma - New Orleans - . St. Martinville - New Orleans . New Orleans Atlantic City, N. J. . Baton Ronge . Baton Rouge . - New Orleans Slum-nl Uunnm-ll . llonston, Texas . New Orleans . Van Vleet, Miss. Chapel Hill, N. C. ' UNDERGRADUATES ' VV. L. EllClER'l'0N C25 . . . . . K A fl' X AR'l'llUR M. KIJWARIJS C25 . . .... . A K IC, A K K I'l'l'SlIlt'lll.. Sophoxnori- Ula:-:sg Ci FRRIJ A. l2IGI'INBROll C25 . ....... A K K CluI'g:LN 3-lovluty OLIVER WAYNE lfl.KlNS C35 . . .... .p X J. C. El.l.lNC'l'0N C35 . . . l.l'l I'l.li'l'0N H. EURANRS C35 . . VVILI. R. EUHANK C15 . . . . . . o K 'lf ISHN W. FERGUSON C15 .. . . . . A li K CARLOS A. FIIRNANIDIEZ C25 . .,... . 'I' I L 1I' I' 2.2 Gorpzas Soi-I1-ty: Gnmlvo lIARoLo j, FINK C25 . ...... . 'I' Il II Clor1.:'as Sovl ly VVILLIAM FISIIIIR C25 . . . . . Al.BlER'I' G. FLYNN C25 .. . . . . 1I' A CiIl.BliR'I' G. FON'l'lENO'l' C15 . . . . . 1I'X JUSTIN ll. FORIVI' C25. . . . . . . Nvwnmn 1'lnh I., DANIEL l70R'I'li C35 . . . . . . . DANIHI. j. FoURRnsR C35 . ...... . N my x A..II.0Kl' . Baton Rouge . - - . - New Orleans orp.:':i:-I Soi-it-ty . . . . .New Orleans . Junction City, Ark. . . Mangham . - Lnceclale, Miss. . - Shreveport . . Jamestown . . . New Orleans Staff . . Monroe . New Orleans . Baton Rouge - M0l'SC . 'l'biboclaux . Orange, N. J. . . . . . .Baton Rouge Na-wlnan Cflnll. '35-'IIIIQ Unzl1-rp.:x':ulunt4- Snrprlr-ol Sol-Iotyg Stuslont. Counf-II: InlorI'ratc-rnity Conn:-Ilg '1'rI-osure-r l l'l'HlllllllIl Class, '33-'Mg Fellow ol' Horpxosg Gumbo Staff A. O. UAAR C25 . . . . . . A K K I. W. GAJAN, JR. C15 . .,.... . o ' rl' . Jonesboro . - - . New Iberia lx I'r4-sialt-nt, I-'1'osInnnn Glass: Ns-wnnan Vinh VVM. R. fiAI,BRIiA'l'Il, JR. C25 . . . . . A K K GRRALI5 Llawxs UAUIJIN C35 . . ..... 0 K XI' . . . . . .Shreveport . . - - . . . .Convent lIniIorg'l'asIunto Surglvnl Sovlolyg Nl'XX'lIl1llI Cflnlrg fIol'g'as Souix-ty fiHORCI5 G. fiII.I. C15 .. . . . . . . A K K Pnn.n' P. GIUl I-'RIC C35 . . .... , . Nm-wman Club DANIEL VV. GOIJJMAN C25 . ...... Gorr-:us Soch-ty FRANK R, ci0Mll.A C35 . ....., . -I' X MARK R. GRRRN C35 .. . . . All-I' GEORGE VV. fillll-'FIN C25 . ....... E A K. A K K Clo1'1.fn:-x Sovloty J. C. HARRIS, JR. C15 . .....,. . E N. 'If X . . . .... Homer - - New Orleans . - - New Orleans . . New Orleans . Dowagiac, Mich. . Boyce . . . Baton Ronge 'l'IL:4-r Staff: Gumbo Stuff IIB , I .fr lm If I . ,Av iI'IIIl of V. I ffffffv fl ' UNDERGRADUATES ' NOAH LEON l'IAR'r Q25 . ...... . Eudora, Ark. Phi l'ItH. Slglllll VVARD I-lAR'r Q15 . . ---- . A li li RAI.:-H M. llAR'l'VVlil.l. Q35 . ..... . 'I' A flllfl-URS Smeiuly ll. M. IIAYNES, JR. Q35 . ..... . 'I' X AR'l'llUR VERNON llAvs Q35 . ..... . E A IC. 'I' X V. Mlillll HICNINGTON Q15 . . . . . . A li li VERNON CHARLES I'I1Nm.E Q15 . . . . . O li rl' ROEER1' L. I'IUl.l.1Nc:HORs'r Q25 . . . . . Q5 K il' AORIAN ZAR!! JOHNSON Q35 . . . . . HENRY EUGENE JONES Q15 . . ARMANO lVl0Nl OR'l' KAROW Q15 . . . . . O li N, fb X Cl.H-'1-'ORn l.A DORIE Kl5I.I.liR Q35 .. . . . U li il' Newman Club ROY A. Klil.l.X' Q15 . . . . . . . 0 K il' Nllwlllilll Club GEORGE S. KIERR Q35 . . . . . . . L A. DONALD P. KIi'l l'RlCK Q25 . ...... . U K il' Horprns S111-il-ly JOSHPII DOUGLAS KIRN Q15 . . .... . 'I' Il Il N1-wnnrn Ulull WH.r.1AM PAU1. Kl.UClllN Q15 .. . . . MAR1ON IE. KlJl'l l.liR Q35 . ..... . A X A. A li li JOHN L. KRON Q25 . .... ..-. . Nuwnnrn Uluhg GO1'1,:ns JAMES C. KUCR Q15 . ....... . -1- ll ll VVA1.l.AcE J. l.ANnRv Q15 . ..... . O li rl' Nl'Wlllllll l'llll1 JAMES JACK I.ANAsA Q15 . . ...... E 'lf l-I. A K li Nvwnian Pluh PAUL B. LAS'l'RAl'liS Q15 . . . . . . . ll- l' E N1-wnmn Club HENRY1.lEll5lCNlll5lMliR Q35 . ..... . fl- 0 ll EUGENE B. LIEVINH Q25 . ...... . Assm-inte lflmlltur, The Tigerg CIIAILLIE Mosnm' LOVE Q15 . . .... O K rl' J. J. LOWRY Q15 . ---. 0 K il' II9 . -Shreveport . New Orleans . Gatesville, Texas . . llattieslmurg, Miss. . Lake Charles . New Orleans . New Orleans . New Orleans - -Mangham - Jackson, Miss. - Eunice - Baton Ronge . Baton Rouge . New Orleans - New Orleans . New Orleans . . Amite . - . . New Orleans Sur-loly . - . New Orleans . Baton Ronge . New Orleans - New Orleans . New Orleans . - . .... Ames, Iowa Gnrgns SO1-ls-ly . . . . . De Ridder . Lntelier ' UNDERGRADUATES ' Jo11N MORGAN I.voNs Q25 . . . . . . - elm I' V fi0I'IJIlH M11-I1-ly: Nl'XX'IlI2lII riluh Ikvmc: MAISIEI. Q25 . . ...... .' fl0l'l-IZLS S111-Inly NIURIIIIY MA1a'1'1N Q15 . ..... 'If X Lows R. MASSE'I I' Q15 .. . . . . 11 K il' DoRo'r11x' RUT11 MA'r'1'1Nc1.x' Q25 . .... . I'hI I-Ipsilmm Ph l NIilK'IiI.I. E. IVICIEDIVIEIE Q35 . .... , . 'I' A WA1.'1'1aR W. McCooK Q15 . . ...... . A K K Vll'l'-l'l'l!Sl1l4'lIl. I 1'1-sI111111n Clan:-wx J. E. MCCONNELI. Q25 .. . .,,. . . . . Clfll'LL'5lS tQ111:loty '1'11oMAs F. MCKIiI.I.flR Q25 . . - . - VV. McR1zu Q25 . ......... . . -1- A 0, 0 li XI' VVM. G. MIiRIXS'Ii'I'IIIEll Q35 .. . . . . 'I' X IE1.ooN E. Mliksli Q15 . . .... . . ll' I' 22 NUXVIIHLII Cluh FLOYD D. NTILLIER Q15 . ........ 0 K 'I' Gmns Doksm' MI'l'CIIIiI.I. Q25 . . .... 'I' O II fi0l'l.Q'1lS Smllvty Ro131fR'r E. MoN'rGoM1a1w Q35 . . .... . . . fl' X Vice-PrcsI1lvnt of .lunlur Classy Tiger Sports-1 Ronem' B. Mo1uusoN Q15 . ..,.,... . . A 1I', A K K L. A, Mokuocn, JR. Q35 . ...,.... . 0 K 'I' Tl1ICIt!I'I-'fl'ZUlLIILlI! SlIl'I-l'lK'ILl Society RUSH E. NIi'1 l'ERVII,I.Ii Q15 ...,... . A K K IEVELYN B. Nix Q15 . ...... Nnwnmn Club Maxwrcm. R. PALMER Q35 . . ........ 0 K XI' Ullcls-r1:1':1dl1:1l1e Surglr-al Society CARROI. D. PA1uc1NsoN Q25 . . ........ Viucn. M. PAYNH Q35 . . ....... A X A, A K K Jo11N H. Pima Q15 . . . . . . . 'I' 0 II Nuwxmui Club J. W. P1.AUc111a, ja. Q15 U .AHKIK I Rox'RABA1.A1s Q35 . . . .... . . 'If X Frusluxian Tiger Ileporter, '33, 'ZH F. VVARRHN RAc:c:10,jR. Q15 . . . . . . A K K Joslfvu D. R15 Q15 .. .... O K il' I2O - Gretna . Newark, N. J. . St. Martinville . New Orleans . White Castle . Delhi . Shreveport . Mangham . New Orleans Eagle Lake, Texas - New Orleans . New Orleans . Port Allen . liogalusa . . Baton Rouge Edilnl' . . Austin, Texas . Arnaurlville . Wilkinson, Miss. . New Orlea11s . New Orleans . Rexburg, Idaho . Dallas, Texas . Bogalusa - .Morganza . - Baton Rouge 7 Follow of GOI'g'Il.2-I - . .De Ridder - Tampa, Fla. I X. I4 I ' UNDERGRADUATES SAMUEI. M. RICIIARIISON, JR. C25 . . . . -II ll ll HENRY S. ROANIE Q25 . . . . . A Ii li ARMANIBO CIIARI.Ias RooRIouIcz CID . . . 0 li 'I' K. GORDON ROGERS C35 . . . . . -If Y. JAMES WAI,I,AcE ScIIoNI.Au 425 . . - . - K A. A li It Stumln-nt Count-il JACK SAwx'ER SIIII-P C33 . ..... V . fl- E Ii. -I- A LARRY Gll.liliR'l' SIIII-I' f3J . . .Q .I . . P.. A In 'II X AoEI.E SIMMONS Q25 . . ..... . . I'lIi 1-:psllon lllll J0sEI'II LEE SONNIHR C35 . ...... . AI.vIN SI'ANoER 123 . ............ . . Minden - Ruston . '1'aInpa, Fla. . lielzoni, Miss. . -VViuulield . Anniston, Ala. . Anniston, Ala. . Fl'Illllillllt0ll - Scott . . . Opelousas Associate lfhlltor 'lllllf 'l'lgI-rg Gorp.-gas Sol-II-ty IIAROI. S'I'lilil.lE L35 . . . . . . . . . xl li ll' RICIIARII S'l'lil'llliNSON Q31 .. . . . . . - - Ili 'Q ..- . . New Orleans - New Orleans PI'vslIloIIt I-'I'I'slIIII:m Class, '33-'31lg fllllllvlll. tlount-il, .-'I-125: lInIIlurgI'IImlLmto SuI'g.:it-:Il Soeirtyg l 1-llow ol' GnI'1.:IIr: SIIINEY 0. S'I'0RcII 135 . ........., . GEORGE oE 'llARNOWSKY Q25 . . .... . . Gorgas Sm-lm-typ NUXYIIHIZI l'lIIlu HENRY M. TAvI.oR fill . ........ . o K N FoRREs M. 'lllERRAI, QIJ . . . . . A li li C. T. '1'llOMl'SON fill .. . ...... . . . A li K l'I'I-sldlmt, Junior Flares: llll4l0l'g'l'5ltlllilll' Slll'KlI'lll NEII.I. ARCIIIE '1'IIoMI1soN Q35 . ...... . . . l I X. -1- x JAMES EUGENE Tours Q25 . ..... . 'I' Il Il VVn.I,IAM S. VINCENT Q13 . ...,. . 0 K il' NI-WIIIIIII Club GRli'l'CllIiN NIARIIZ Vl'l l'liR Q:-.J . .... . GUI-Ixus Soulvty HENRY CllARl.liS VO0RlllliS tab . . . . . qt X GI:I'I-2':Is Sovln-ly MYRON VVALKER fill . ........... . Phi Eta Slp4'nI:I: I'I'I-slIIo1It, filll'l.I2l.N Soc-is-lyg NI-wn MII.ImRIsII VVARII QIJ . .... . . . . . . G. M. VVEBB Q21 . ....... ll 0 ll. A Ii K lluI'I.:1Is Soc-lm-ly JOIIN ARTIIUR VVlll'l'li fill . ..... - 0 li 'I' DoNAI,n B, VVII.I.IAMs Q33 . ...... -. . . tl. X Umlm-I'I:I'aIlIIIIto SUl'LZll'Ill Som-it-ly JOIIN XN.VV1l.l.IAMS C35 .. ..... - . - - ll li A. II' X Student lillllllt'll CEcII,1A A. w7RlCll'l' L25 . ....... . . . . Gorgas Sovlutyg Phi l'l Kappa ERNEST M. YOUNGUIZ C13 . . ....... 0 K N. o Ii II' l2I . New Orleans - New Orleans . . . Iota . Manglmm . . New Orleans Suvlvly LlllYIl38l'lIlll, N. C. . . VVclslI . New Orleans - New Orleans . Lafayette . . . .llouma lllll t'lulu . - New Orleans . rllillllllilll . New Orleans . Abbeville - Monroe . New Orleans . Breaux Bridge GORGAS MEDICAL SOCIETY ARISTIDES AGRAMONTE CHAPTER Fozunlcd al llm Unifvwsily of fllllllillllll. To fo.rl1'r .rtinzlifv spirit and fworl: among 1lll'dil'll! slu- rlcnlx and zlnfdifzzl yl'llf1lHlH'.I',' In rnrognizc oulslanfling nmdiml slm1n1l.v by afnvarding lhrm frllofw- xllip in Ihr SOI'il'fy and' In I'1'!'0ylliZl' oulslanding gradumlffx of nmrlifinr' by zrfzuarding of llonornry Fcllowshiju in Ihr Sorivly. OFFICERS MYRON ANDRHVV VVALKER . . . ..... . . . .Prv.via'rn1 ALICE EI.IZABli'l'Il BAKER . . . . . . . Srcrriary FACULTY ADVISOR DR. C1.vnE R. BROOKS MEMBERS ENTIRE SOPIIOMORE Cx.Ass FELLOWS OF THE GORGAS ALICE EI.lZAI'IIi'I'H BAKER LUCIEN CARLISLE DRLIERY JOHN Louis KRON JOSEPH MVRON BRoCA'ro WILEUR LEROY EDGIERTON BORIS EUGENE LEVINE JAMES ALLEN CRowEu, ROEER1' LIZONCE HUr.L1NcHoRs'r MYRON ANDREW WALKER I22 Antony, Ayres, Bannerman, Bazin, Bell, Booth, Brcffcilh, Chnuvin, Colligrm, Corrigan Crain, Daspir, Diaz, Eubnnlc, Fourricr, Gajnn, Gaudin. Vernon, Hullinghorsr, Keller Kelly, Kcttrick, Landry, Love, Masscrr, Mallee, Miller, Nlorrogh, Palmer Re, Robinson, Rodriguez, Si1l'Ad0l'S, Sorenson, Steels, Vincent, White, Yonguc THETA KAPPA PSI BETA :OTA CHAPTER Theta Kappa Psi fwa: founded af fha Medial! Collcyc of Virginia at Ricllmonri, Virginia, on IVofvL'mb0r 30, 1879. Il was vsirrblishrd at Louisiana Slain Unifvc'r.rily Medical Crnlcr in Nvfw 0r11'a11.I, lnzuisiana, on Drwvrlzbfr 29, 1931. FRATRES IN FACULTATE JEROME E. ANDES 11. C. MAGIEIE R. D. SIIAMBLIN RICIIARD W. ASIIMAN VVIIILIAM H. MCCORD C. J. 'IQRIPOLI H. G. BUTKER S. B. MCNAIR J. R. VEAL C. I.. F ARRINGTON C. B. ODOM ROEERI' VIRTUIC OWEN ANTONY WILLIAM AYRES Moss BANNERMAN RICHARD BAZIN RALPH M. BELL EDGAR W. Boo'rII LOUIS A. BREFFEILII E. V. CI-IAUVIN JOIIN B. COLLIGAN JOSEFII CORRIGAN H. O'I'I'O COUvII.I.ION CLIFFORD W. CRAIN J. P. PALERMD FRATRES IN UN IVERSITATE DUDLEY J. DASFIT WALTER DIAZ JAMES L. DUcROz WILL EUBANK JUSTIN H. FORE1' MARCEI. FoRE'r DANIEL J. FOURRIHR I. W. GAJAN, JR. ISADORE GAUIDIN FRED T. HANEI' VERNON HINGIIE ROBERT l'lUl.LlNGll0RS'l' ROY KEI.I.X' DONALD P. KE1'1'RlCK WALLACE J. LANDRY CHAILLE LOVE JEFFERSON J. LOWRY LOUIS lVlASSH'l' VVALTER E. MCREE FLOYD MlI.I.lER LAII.OR A. MORROGII MAXWELL R. PALMER, SR. JOSEFII L. RE lVlEl.VlN D. ROBINSON CLIFFORD I.. Kl5I.!.ER ARMANDO C. RODRIGUEZ ALBERT SAMIIITE 0. L. SANDERS EUGENE SIMS CLIFFORD SMITII WESLEI' SORENSON HAROI. STEEL O. D. TI-IOMAS SHIRLEY VINCENT ARTIIUR WIfII'I'E ERNEST M. YONGUE J. W. YOUNG 'WI .5 I 9 0 ey 0 1 r 4 I 4 9 ,I T' I . lx , ' - -' gf 'z 19 R Vie, wr' I A If AE 5 , A N 'Nb 'K ' N v H '. K ' ' A' I I V I ii I I 3 I R X? . n m ll , 5 1,5 ' if I Albritton, Bishop, Bourgeois, R. L., Bourgeois. W. H.. Chapman, Cherry, deMahy, Driver, Dyer, Edgerton, Elkins, Flynn, Fontenot, G. Harris, Hartwell, Haynes, Hays, Karow, Martin, lVIcElwee, Rogers, Shipp, J. S., Shipp, L. G., Stephenson, Stevens, Thompson, CHI LAMBDA SIGMA CHAPTER DR. GEORGE BEL DR. PHILIP CARTER DR. K. L. DICRENS S. AI.BRl'I'TON . . . . . . PAUL BARIENCO .. . . . LIION TIIOMAS BIIENKOVVSKI C. A. BISHOP . .... . RALPH Louis BOURGEOIS . . W. H. BOURGIZOIS . . . N. M. BRIAN . . . F. CHAPMAN . . R. CIIERRY . ..... . C. G. CONNELI. . . . . . KI5l'I'I'l EDXVARD COURREGE . N. A. Cox . ..... . W.T.R.COx.. . .. A. CROWELI. . . B. M. DEMAIIY . . K. L. DIcIcENs . . D. R, DRIVER . . J. D. DYER . . W. L. EIIGERTON . . W. ELKINS . . . L. ELKINS . . R. ELLENOER . . A. G. FLYNN . . G. FoN'I'ENO'I'. . . .I- O. VV PHI Courrege, Cox, N. A.. Cox, W. T. R., Crowell G., Fontenor, R. A., Gaston, Gomilla Meriwether, Montgomery, Rabnlnis Vcorhics, Williams, D. B., Williams, J. W. lizzslzwz, fomiflvd at llnifvcrsily of Vvrmon! in 1889: Soulhvrrz, Louisville Medical Collage in 189.gif consolidalcd March 3, 1905. Lambda Sigma Cllaplfr fwas established at Lozzisimza Slain L ui1vz'rsiIy Medical Ccnlm' on 1Vofw'mbz'r 12, 1932. FRATRES IN FACULTATE 3 DR. W. W. GILES DR. C. P. MAI' DR. G. N. RoNs'rRoN DR. L. L. HASSIiI,'I'INIi DR. RALPH PHILI.IPs DR. ROY ,lil-IERIST DR. URBAN MARS DR. JAMES RIRIES DR. H. R. UNswoR'I'II FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE . . R. FON'l'ENO'l' . . . . '36 . . B. FUNK . . . . . '38 . . C. L. GAs'I'ON . , . , '36 F. GOMII.A . . . . . l37 J. C. HARRIS . . . '38 H. M. HAYNIES . . . . '37 A. HAYS . . . , . ,37 R. I-IAR'I'wELI. . . . . '37 A. M. KARoIv . , , ,'33 M, lVlAR'l'lN . . . . . N. E. MCELWEE . . . .'37 W. I.VlERIVVIiTIlliR . . . . '37 R. NIONTCOMIIRY . . .,37 R. RABALAIS . . , . ,37 J. J. ROI'iliR'l'S . . . .'38 R. ROGERS . . . . . ,37 M. F. SAMSON . . . . '38 J. SI-HPI' . . . , ,,37 L. SIIIPP . . . . , . '37 R. T STEPIIENSON . . . . '37 T. H. STEVENS . , , , , . . . H. T. TI-IOMPSON . . , , '37 . . . . . . H. C. VOORI-Ins .. . . .'38 . . . . . . J. W. WII.I.IAMs.. . . . . .'37 D. B. VVILLIAMS ......... ,37 I24 fl HI-NI -i IM, I f . 3 IE Ili 1 X A 4 fgtfi 'IIIWQ Iz.:Lf . ,II if -4 QNX VM M- I' Arcencaux, Calliham, Campbell, Clugston, Couvillion, DeJcan, Fink Fitzgerald, Gardiner, Hays, Kczy, Kim, Kuck, Lciclcnhcimcr Macpherson, Marion, Miller, Mitchell, Pepe, Richardson, Saloom, Toups PHI BETA P TA ZETA cl-IAPT Esiablisllrd January 7, 1933 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR Cl un BROOKS DR. B. I. BURNS DR. llOMIiIl DUPUY DR. J. T. Nix DR C P BROWN DR. T. J. IJIMITRY DR. DANIEL IQINGSLEY DR. CLAUDE ARCIENEAUX PHARES CA1.1,11-1AM GUY CAMPBELL R. G. CLARK H. R. Cr,UGs'roN D. S. CoNmE 'FIIOMAS COUVILLION H. M. CREER F. A. DE JEAN J. D1cARl.o JOSEPH EI.I,lNG'l'0N DAVID FADER J. H. FINK C. Fl'l'ZCliRAI.D II I 'I I' . I X, FRATRES IN U N IVERSITATE G. L. CPARIJINER W. GORISIIIEK VINCENT GUIERCIO R. P. IIAYS S. S. KETY J. D. IQIRN J. C. Kucx B. J. LACOUR I-I. LIiIDEN1'll5IMIiR F. J. NIACPIIERSON D. A. MARION R. G. MAs'1'ERsoN J. M. MCCONNIiI.I. W. MELANCON l25 D. S. lVlII.I.IiR G. D. M1'rcllEl.l. E. NE1.soN H. NE1.soN XV. NOELE C. D. PERKINSON JOHN PEPE P. B. POI.l'l'0 S. M. R1cl1ARns0N C. J. SALOOM LEE SONNIER GEORGE rfIIOMAS J. Ii. TOURS C. W11AR'roN Ii. VON IIAAM DR. T. B. AYO Amman, Arnold, Black, Boaz, Brown, Cook, Craighead, Dowell Dwyer, Edwards, Eigenbrod, Ferguson, Gaar, Galbreath, Gill, GrifFIn Hart Hnn'ntnK H LN. MCkM' N 'll P , e I go , op cr, il asa, c oo , orrlson, cttervl e, ayne Plauche, Powers, Raggno, Roane, Schonlau, Simmons, Terral, Thompson, Webb ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA BETA PI CHAPTER Fouudrd lllDtIffIIl0ll1!I Mvdiml Collcgr in 1888. Bala Pi Chapin was L'.ffllb!i.S'hL'd al Louisiana Slate Ufzi-vvrsily Mfdical Ccntur in 1934. FRATRES IN FACU LTATE DR. A. C. I-IOEFPAUIIR DR. CIIARI.ES A. BAIIN DR. EDGAR HULI. DR. D. D. BAKER DR. P. J. KAIILE DR. H. CANNON DR. R. H. KAMl'MEll5R DR. W. A. ELLENDER DR. SIIIRLEY C. LYONS DR. B. R. PIENINGER DR. C. R. MAYS FRED C. AMMAN WOODROW W. ARNOLD T. D. BOAz, JR. WALTER E. BOCR CIIARI.ES L. BLACK S. W. BROWN BYRON L. COOR CLAUDE CRAIGIIEAD JAMES W. DOWELI. DR. F. A. OVERBAY FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE CHARLES A. DWYER FRED A. EIGENBROD ARTHUR M. EDVVARDS BENJAMIN W. FERGUSON ALBERT O. CIAAR WM. R. GAI.BREA'l'II GEORGE G. GILL GEORGE W. GRIFFIN WILLIAM WARD HART' VERNON M. PIIZNNINGTON l26 MARION E. KOPFLER JAMES J. LANASA JOSEPH D. LEA WALTER W. MGCOOR ROBERT B. MORRISON R. E. NETTERVILLE VIRGII. M. PAYNE JOSEPII W. PLAUCIIE JOIIN RAY POWERS FRANCES W. RAGGIO, JR. f V N' ,..,,,,, ,, J Hia- A-.f-.XL 4+:'1I.'v DR. F. A. PLANCIIE DR. J. R. SCIIENKEN DR. F. C. SCIIUTIE DR. E. C. SMITII DR. T. A. VVA'l l'ERS DR. R. W. WRIGIIT HENRY S. ROANE JAMES W. SCIIONLAU WOOD HENDERSON SCOTT ROEERT L. SIMMONS COURTLAND P. SMITII RAY G. STARR FORREST M. TERRAI. CLYDE T. THOMPSON GEORGE M. WEEE -.I 'MZ ..I A X XY L.T1x42i4r? I T'w-1 D - I. ' Banncrman, Bell, Cox, Crain, Daspit, Fourricr Gnudin, Hays, Nlorrogh, Nlullins, Palmer, Powers Smmdcrs, Sorenson, Stephenson, Stevens, Thompson, XVilIiam.-2 UNDERGRADUATE SURGICAL SOCIETY To jrromola rzuvcarclz and 1'.X'll'Ill'lll'l'if'llIlH' lll'fi'7.'ifiI'.I' among xludwzls of L. S. U. Mfdiral Cmzlzrr: to Sflllllllllfd' oulxzda 1nl4rrc'st zn all PI'0llIl'llI5 rwlalfd lo llH'lfll'HlI and :lx l1l'III1Clll'.I', a'.rjn'r1aIly sur- gery, and lo Jllblllll folzslrurlzfun' l'l'lfIl'ISllI on z'o1n'x1'.v ul Ifll' flllfrflftll Crrzfnr. 1'r1'.ridcn1 OFFICERS RALPH M. Blau. . . . ..... .... . . . . . W. A. SORENSON ..... lfirc-l'l'1'.rid1'11l NELSON A. Cox . . .......... S1'l'I'I'flU'jl-'TI7'I'II5IlI'l'l' C J. R J. R M. Bram, A. Cox M. BANNHRMAN J. DASPIT . Ar.1.lsN ANDIES . BAKER BURCH . C. Drs ARMAS C, W. CRMN R. L. HAYS J. H. MULLINS D. J. FOURRIER G. L. GAUIJIN L. A. MORROGII IIII I J - RFQ.. mf--I FACULTY ADVISOR DR. J. Ross Vlam. MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY Fifth Yvar E. F. Drs PRIEST H. DE LAUREN. C. S. FRESH R. F. GROSS L. I.ANnRm' P. II. Lla BLANC G. MORRISON C. W. SA1.1.lzY F. HANEY M. M. SIMS W. G. HOI.I,0MAN H. JANNEY Fourth Ymr P. Lla LONG VV. A. SOR! Nsow J. R. POWERS T. II. S'rlcv s 0. L. SANDERS Third Yam' M. R. PAI.MrsR C. I.. 'I'uOMPsON R. RABIELAIS D. B, VVII I IAMS I27 RICHARD S'r1avuNsoN Barkcff, BikaIes, Edelson, Goldman Hart, Lehman, Levine Maisel, Nelkcn, Starch PHI LAMBDA KAPPA ALPHA Psl CHAPTER Fouurlcd at Uni-'vc'r.rily of 1'Mzu.vylfvania, 1907. Eslablzxhvd al Louisiana Slalv U11ifU1'r.rily, 1936. FRATRES IN FACU LTATE DR. A. I., LIEVIN DR. L. STRUG DR. M. S'rERncow FRATRES IN UN IVERSITATE EDWARD M. ARONOVICII BERNARD BAER SAMUEL A. BARKOI-'F VICTOR W. BIKALIES IEDMOND EnEl.s0N JACK GREENm,A1'1 IJANIIEI. GOLIIMAN N. LEON HAR1' I.EoNARn IIoRv1'rz Sol.. Z. I'IoRv1'rz PHI RHO SIGMA l'I0lllltII'd nl Norlhfwrslrrn Uni-vvmily in 1890. Eslablishrd al LOIIIJIIIIIII Slalr Uni-vn'siIy Mefliml Cwntfr May 25, 1935, FRATRES IN FACU LTATE DR. E. L. ZANDER DR. J. rIIU'l'A DR. SOCULA DR. H. T. SIMON DR. W. A. LovE FRATRES IN UN IVERSITATE W. AIKENIIEAIJ J. DE LEO J. BROCATO C. FERNANDEZ P. CASHIO J. E. GARCIA N. J. C11E'r'1'A C. CUCCIIIARA P. B. LASTRAPPIES J. MARINO J. MCCABE W. MCDONNELI. S. MERSI5 E. E. MERsE P. Porno J. M. LYONS BENJAMIN J. LEHMAN B. EUGENE LEVINE IRv1NG MAISEI. SAMUIEI. VV. NELKEN MEI. ROSIENBUSCII SmNEv O. S'roRCn Brocato, C., Cashio, Cherta, Cucchxara De Leo, Fernandez , Garcia Lastrappos, Lyons, Merse ' 1 lp . Nl,-fi , Li f .L -A Al y - H. ., li snr. , t ,xl iii ip. .1 1. we . : 5i,..1A7g7Q...,,.'. 7 THE NEWMAN CLUB PASTEUR CHAPTER To foslar the inlcllrclual and social arlifuiiim of Calholir .rludmlls and to form closer union h4'IfLU1'c'11 Ihrm. OFFICERS D, J. Foukkmk . ...... .... 1 in-sident MvnoN A. WALKER . ........ lf'icn-Presidcnl Jus'r1N Foam' . . . . ..... Sccrrlary-Trramrer F. A. DHJIQAN . . IIOMIER DUPUY . . . MYRON A. WALKER . . l. W. GAJAN . O. E. Dalton D. J. Daspi: F. A. Dc Jean L. C. Delery W. Diaz J. De Carlo V. Dickson J. L. De Leo Homer Dupuy R. D. Ellender . . Saronri Year' . . . . .1-'ir.rlYr-ar A. Z. Johnson C. L. Keller R. A. Kelley J. D. Kirn M. C. Kolczun J. L. Kron J. C. Kuck B. LaCour L. L. Lambert P. B. Lastrapes J. J. Lowry J. M. Lyons . . . Fourlh Ya-ar Rcprcxmtatifvv . . Third Year Rfprmcntatifvf' Rfpn-senlafiw RI'I1l'I'5L'llfllfi'Ul' MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITATE F. C. Amman C. Fernandez J. B. Marion O. O. Antony G. G. Fontenot D. A. Marion A. Arretteig R. A. Fontenot M. P. Martin L. Bienkowski Fore: R. G. Masterson R. Bourgeois D. Fourricr D. Mattingly L. A. Breffeilh I. W. Gajan A. A. Maybeno J. M. Brocato G. L. Gardiner W. Melancon S. Carriere G. L. Gaudin E. E. Merse P. F. Cashio P. P. Giuffrc E. S. Merse N. J. Chctta F. R. Gomila L. A. Morrogh J. B. Colligan W. Gorishek E. W. Nelson D. S. Condie C. Harris H. E. Nelson E. Corrales V. M. Hennington E. Nix T. N. Couvillcn V. Jaccuzo Pizzolato N. A. Cox J. W. Plauche M. P. Reagan A. C. Rodriguez B. Salatich C. J. 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Ir is a publica- tion of a strictly local element, and in so being. appeals to the medical students, who want something different. TIDSIIDAIE M I. L U. A5 IIYEAIKHIS n. n.,.,,,,,, Ilrmsm Lxllemuyqs wuomu.. Q. 'i ' HOPES AGAINST WAVE l L Lsuoomm Allmllli YH KILSIL I CAHTCNDIJ. Imsinm mm md: l3I I CLASS OFFICERS sENnoRcLAss President ,.A..... .,,V.. ..,,.,..... 4.,.., R . E . GERARD Vice-President ,.A..,, .,,,, O WEN W. WARE S ecretary-Treasurer , . . , . BENJAMIN I. BERRY J U N I O R C L A S S President A,.....,. .,,........,..,.,4.,,.... J AMES EUBANK Vice-President A..,,.. .... B EVERLY MIDDLETON Secretary-Treasurer ,... .... R ICHARD KENNEDY FRESHMAN CLASS President ,.,..., ..,,.,..,..,,,.,,.,....... J or-IN HICKMAN Vice-President .,... ,... ...., J U LES MARINE Secretary-Treasurer. .s... IVYLEE F. BILBRAY Girard, Ware, Berry, Eubank. Middleton, Hickman, Marine The SC 001 of Law ' SENIOR CLASS ' C1.n-'1-' CALVIN Anfxms . .... A li IC . 'IIIIIIIIIIIII SIIIIIIIVIIIQ I'i Si1.:'lnz1, Alplmg S1-zllvlmzmlwl n,nal Illncln-1 In14'1'i'r':1I4-l'xliIy Colllxrfil RAI.I'Il II. Arvlwla . , . Lafayette Amex I.. Awmaus . .......,......... Opelousas I'I1I lhfllzl I'I1Ig Vim--I'rusich-lll., I4'l'l!HIIlllElll Imw. 'llil-'Il-I1 I'l'vsi1I1-lxt, .lnninr I.:1w, 'III-T353 I,I'llSt'l'lIlIllg' Allornn-y, I.:uw Svlmol Ilonm' 1'mn't, '35-'ilu Gvsokm-: j'. Ii.x1l.m' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Abbeville I'l'vSi4Ivl1l, Sr-nlrn' I.uw, 'IIS-'illig Vim:-I'l'n-si1Iz-lit, .Innlor Lnw, 'fl-I-'35 D, Ross l5ANls'rlcR . . ....... . . . . . . . .Monroe Gzmnnn Illln fizumnnq .lnslla-I-, Ilnw Svlmul Ilnnor Vonrl -Ion IIMNRY Iilxvwlxlalm . . . . . EX . Baton Ronge INIllIHlL1'l'l', Ifrmtlnlll, 'ilflg Mnn:1p.:vl', Iinslu-Illnll, 'IIIIQ I, Ulnlrp I'Ili In-liz: I'hl3 l'i SIHIIIH Allahu: Kuppn Gilllllllil Psi: SK'IlIDII1ll'lI and Illmlo ISHNJAMIN I. Iilaluu' . . ...... . . . . . . .VVinnsboro flllllllllll l'll:Lflnml1l:l1 Sm-rc-t:1l'y-'I'l'v:1sl11'v1', SI-niur' Imw, 'ZI:l- .th Grzozuuc W. BOI.'I'0N . . . . . . . . .... .Rnyville .lllslie-A, I,:1w Helmnl Ilonm' I'onr1 jole 'I'. C,xw'rnoRN . . . . . . . Iogunspnrt II Ii A KIZLIIIIIIIL Iflln IInlnnl:u3 l'I!ivl'.IllsiI1-0, lim SAMUI-zl. I r.olu', ilu. . . . EX I'I1i In-Im I'hi3 Mu Simnn Illmg l'hi ku SIHIIIII Alplxng lnux' Hvllnnl Vnln-mIIr'tm'i:m nl Yzllv, 'illi-'II'T: Mosul l'lIlll'I A Rlcrmlum li. Glclmmm . . . . . A S' -I: I'l't'HIll1'lllv, Umil-ron In-lin, Iizlplmg I'x'I-sinh Hifi-Illllllllllll Amljlllnlll, 'JH-'Clip lllh-1'l'l':Ltv1'1 Advisory llourlig Ilnlnnul I-ilu IIILIIIIIIILQ Pl M:um1.:v1', Iinsc-lrzlll CIIARLIIS 1naGRIw1a1.r.lcs . . . . K A Phu Ihelln I'IIl: I'r1sI4Ivnl, Wrox VVn,l,us S. IIIIARIJ . . . ...... . Gunnnu Em Ilzunnmg I, vlnhg Sm-uhh: .llzmss-Irnllp Uznptzxlll Iinml, 'Ally DAVID L. IIHRMAN . . I34 Ilunm' I'nux'I. 'ZEII-'ZH . Baton Rouge ymn I'I1ig S1-rilxlrln-1'sg 1'i 'ZHSQ Stl-rlim.: I4'1-llowshlp 1Ix'Ism'V Iinzllwl . New Orleans ent, Sm-nior I.:nw, 'IIS-'lilly llly l'nun1'il1 Moot Umlrt Slmnax Alplmg lmgprc-l':-11 ..,., .,.n . New Iberia mn Ilnw, '33-'31 . . . . . . . . .Monroe 11'Il und Hlzule-3 Vznrslly Ilille Tl-:un . New Orleans fv- G ' SENIOR CLASS ' joim MARv1N l'liiS'l'liR . .... 6 K N Harninzu Nm lhixniim RICHARD A. KENT . . . . K A . Downsville . Fluker Phi In-lin Phig Saniurziig Alpha Phi 1llllL'I-HI. PAUL B. LANnRs', JR. . ......... Gzmumx lfllu Gaunnm JULIAN A. lV1AR'l'IN . . . . A I' P . Port Allen . Gihslund fJlllllTl'0ll llulin Knppng lJu1.:g.:vx'sg Sm-zihlnird :Lnsl lilzulvg Gzunnm Ein Gzunnm: Via-s--Prosirli-nl, Student Jiusly, 'Rl-.il CHARl.iiS MCMICHAIQL . jo11N A. l,A'l'lN . . ...... .... . . . Phi Us-lui l'liig'UliiuI' .Insth-v, Honor Cunrl, 'I ARTHUR N. SAMPLE, JR. . . .... E A E Phi Delta Phi: Phi livin Kalman JUSIEPII AR'r11UR SIMS . . ........... Gamma lCl2LGIlllllll1lj l'msm-milling Atiurm-y, llui FORD EnwARns S'r1NsoN . . . . K A . Alexandria . Breaux Bridge as-'rm . Shreveport . . . Hammond im' Court . Benton Phi IM-lin Phi: Swi'i-tm'y-'1'1'a-aisilu-i', Juniur Law Class. 'IH-'35p First l.iLi-un-mint, Ii. 0, T. 123 Uuliudu Suviuty OLIVER L. Sromc . . . . A E KID . Gretna Gxunnm Eta Gaunnmg Omicrun Di-lm Kuplmg 1Jzu:L:u1'sg Stuff Unp- luin, '3-I-'iilig Pam-Helix-iiiug Lauv Si-huni Ilnnm' Court. CLx'ma W. '1'11URMON . . . . K A Phi Di-lm Phi KNOwLias M. TUCRIQR . . . . . K A . Ruston . New Iberia lllblllll' t'nui'l. Jllstivu. 'Cl-I-T453 Aplwllnlu Nloul l'unrl Advisory ,l!1::u'li, '35-'RIS OVVIEN W. VVARL . . . . KE l'hl llultn l'hig Sziniumi SAM L. WELLS . ............. . . Monroe . . . . .Colfax Tau Kappa Alphap Debate Team, '32-'33g Y. M. ll. A. tmlrimit, '32-'33g Gumma Eta Gumnm l35 ' UNDERGRADUATES ' JAMES E. ARCNEAUX . . . ...... . .... Jennings Frcshman Law Uxnlacron Dultn Kappa: Vlm--1'rs-s. Stutlvnt. Bmiy. 'Mg l'l'm-H. Student Body, '35g 1'ubllt:utluns Connnittoff, 'il-l-'35g Athlotlu Count-il, '3-l-'35g Rollglous Council: Nowlnun Cluhg Preslrlent, 'llil-'33g '35-'36. JAMES E. BAILEY, A X A . Fresh man La-w KENNE1'll C. BANFllil.D, ll li A ....... 'l'i Freshman Lafw . Vivian Baton Rouge Slgnm Alnhu: Law School Honor Court: Pi Lmnbda Beta. WAIJVER SAR'r1s BASSlE'l l' . . IIENRY Ar,vA BkUMr1El.n, JR. Junior Lafw Phl Delta Phi. Freshman Lafw . Oak Grove Baton Rouge Advisor Studvnt -l'Ulllll5ll.llOllSQ Huslnc-:-is Mxumgur Gumbo, '33,-'34, '3-l-'35g Edl- tnr llnlverslly lJi!'w:lory, 'ZH-'ZIEGQ Presldmlt Colll-go ol' Arts und Sciences. '33-'Il-lg Studnnt Count-ll. '33-'34g lx1t1el'l'x'zLto1'11lty Council, '32-'33g Daggers: Pl Gzmmm Mug Pl Sigma Alpha. LAURHE G. CAMPBIZIJ. . S. M. CAsmo JIM CA'1'nlck Frcshman Lafw Y M. cr. A. Frrsh man Lafw Pi Ltunbda Botng Pi Sigma Alnhn.. CHESTIZR JOHN Coco, A E fb . T. J. COENEN, JR. . MILTON COVIERDALE, JR. . J. D. DEBLIEUX . . Freshman Lafw liID.gQ'CI'S. Junior Lafw Gnmnm Eta Gmnmn. Junior Lafw Freshman Lafw Y. M. C. A. Freshman Lafw Pi Sigma Alpha: Lo Carole Frnncnls: Newman Club. JAMES R. EUR.-XNK, 21 X . . Vhl lheltu l'IENRY Fr.oRsHl-:1M, Z ll il' . W. E. Gl.ASSl2l.I., Ill, K A . JOSEPH S'1'ANl.EY GUHNO, JR. . R. D. HAYES 1'hi Delta JOHN HICKMAN, A K I+! . . Junior Lafw Phi: 1'ro:-uldent Junior Lnw Class F rmh man Lafw Daggers. Freshman Lafw Junior Lafw Gamma Eta Gzmmmn. Junior Lafw Phlg Moot Court Advisory Board. Freshman Lafw Daggers. I36 . Minden . Torbert . Oakdale . Marksville . Rayville . Monroe . Monroe Baton Rouge . Monroe . Shreveport . Crowley . DeRidder Baton Rouge o UNDERGRADUATES 0 ALBIERT T. Huoiufs, JR. . .... . . 't' :M -:: .. ... U3- iv H Pb' .zz E2 5. 7 M E.. we F. 2. .. E. 2 2. is.. 2 w Q ,, Z E 5 -4 x 'T' rr' li 5 R Z E E Q vz 71 vo 5 - . 1-1 Ai.i.isoN R. KOLB I re.vl1man Lafw M.S., Louisimm Stall- Univorslty. .luzzior Lem- Phi Donn Pnl. SCHARPR E. LANnRY, K E . . ...... . . Junior Lafw . Lake End Baton Rouge . Ruston Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Sr'uhburd and Blaming Gumnm Eta Gzmumlg Camniii Co. Il g Co-Manager Luw Alhleticsg Intramural ,Boxing Champ, H121 Phi IAl.llllltlll. Hutu. HENRY LAS'l'RAPIiS, JR., E A IC . . . . .... . . .Opelousns 1'll'0Jh7l1d7l La-w DAYTON C. MCCANN . . ........ .Fre.fl1mau Laiw . Vick gi:-ei?l'Ltle11tl Y, C. A.. '35-'36g Bushu-ss Mauizurui' Student llunrlhook, '34-'35 .J , .mu lxllllllll. Alpha, Vzumlty Dolmtu, Ja- .-l-l, 'S-1-35, '35-'Mig Clhfilllfbi puhlun Clubg Omir-ron llultn Knppalg lfl!llH'l0llS Count-il. A. J. MANICII . . ......,........ Baton Rouge Junior Law W. B. MllJIll.E'l'ON, 111 .K X11 . .... . . Plaquemine Junior Lafw Phi Dollar Phi: SZLIHllI'Hl: Vivo-1'1'1-H. Junior Law Class. Jo1iN F. Pucu, A X A . . . . .... . . . . . . Napoleonville Freshman Lafw Uulwtahl Il. O. T, C., 'ZH-'35g Si-abhurcl :md Hhule: Unih-ron lh-Ita Kzumug Prosida-nt Iim-rl'l':Ltu1'iiity Count-ilg llzurgwsg 'Phi Dnliai Phi. IEnwARn S, ROBERTSON, K E . . . . . .... . Shreveport Frcdzman Lafw Tau Kuppai Alphug 1'rosicIvnt Daggi-rs: Pl'0Nl1lCl1l1 Senior Class Arts :uid Smeioiicos, 'Img lutoi't'1':Lturi1iIy Council, '34-'36. I J. A. Rocimorn , . . .... Frz-.flzrlzan Lafw Joie W. SANDERS . Frmhnzau Lafw I'i Sigum Allzhng Pl Baton Rouge . Pleasant Hill Gummu Mug Pi Launlula Boing Y. M. C. A. FRED C. Snmv, A X A ............... . Bastrop Frcxhman Lafw llagygorsg Phi lloltn Phi. HAROLD P. Sl2T'1'i.la . . . . . . . . . . . Natchitoches Frexlnmuz Lafw ROBERT Lisle SIMS . . . ..... . Calhoun F7'L'SfIII1ll7l Lafw Y. M. C. A. Joi-IN B. STRAIIAN, E A E . ..... . , . Monroe . Freslmian Lafw Phi Di-Ita Phi: Pl Lmnlida Bom: Tau Kappa Alplm: Varsity Debate, '34-'35. Wii.i.iAM L. WATSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kentwood Freshman Lafw P1 Lambda Beta. I37 Prcsidzfnl l'rmia'm1t Prusidcfzl President I'rc'.virlz'nl 1'r1'sirImzt CLASS OFFICERS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE . - . . HINEY KENT Vive-Presidmzl . . Sf-rrvlary and Trrzuurvr . . . C. E. PEEVEY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES . . . FREIJ HAAS, JR. lfice-l'rI-:idmt . . Sccrrmry and Trfaxurfr . . TOMMY RAccIo COLLEGE OF COMMERCE . JOHN FEATHERSTONE Ificr-Prexidwzt . . Sccrclary and Treasurvr . . MAMIE T. LYI.Es COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING . . . JACK COPELAND Vin'-Prmidmzl . . S1'6r1'lary and Treaszzrfr . . E. W. MCNEII. COLLEGE OF PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE . . . EUGENE ELLIS Vice-Prf.videul . . Snrrftury and Trfasurn' . . . . J, N. FORET TEACHERS' COLLEGE . . . . IKE BONIFAY Vice-President . . SL-crrfary and Trc'asurm', LORRAINE SCIIWEIZER . . W. T. JOHNS SIDNEY MARCI-IAND . MII.TON Oukso . S. E. LAWRENCE . L. C. HEROMAN . . BETH HEARD ' I T e Junior C ass ' JUNIOR CLASS ' FARMER ABIZNDROTH, l:'ngi1zz'L'rif1g . DOROTHY AcOs'1'A, Commerce . . DELPHIN AcOs'rA, JR., Ari: and Sciences . MRs. H. H. ADAMS, Tmclmrx Collrge . . SIDNEY ADGDR, E X, Engim'cring . . . Varsity Basketball: All-Star Valley Ball. ROBERT J. HIQRTRER, Tnarhcrs Collfgc . . AN'1'nONY J. AlROl,DI, .'1rl.v and Scifnfcs . Ln.l.rAN Al.EXANDER, Commrrce . . . Alpha Lmnbcln Delta. BERTHA NlAliANDERS,l4gI'il'lLlllU'l?. . . . . . - . . Home Economics Club: Nvosley Foundation, rrlIEl.MA ANDERSON, Teachers Collcgr. . . . . WV. S. A.: Tumbling Club. MARGARET AN'l'l'ION, flrfs and Scfwzcns . . J. C. ARCENEAUX, JR., Ari: and Science.: . THOMAS FLOYD ASIIFDRD, Enginrering . . I-I. E. A'1 rAYA, Pun' and Applied Scifzmfx . . Jo BAKER, Art: and Stimzrcs . . . ....... Mental llyglcnc Soclctyg Pre-Mod Club. MAMIIE BAKER, Tmrhfrs College . HARRY BALCOM, JR., E A E, Arls and Srimccs . . HENRY L. BANCO, fb E H, flgrirullurn . . . . Society Ol' Foresters. R. C. BANTA, drts and Sricncrs ..... Newman Club. MRS. DOROTHY B. BARBER, X tl, Teachers College . Y. w. c. A.: w. S. A. LLOYD BARIIAM, A X A, Comnmru' . . FRANK L. BARKER, JR., Pure and flpplicd Scirnce . Newman Club. AUDRDY BAs'rlAN, B 2 0, Tmchwzv College . J. FRANKLIN BAYHI, Engineering . . .... , , , 1-'ht Eta Sigmag Sigma Delta Phi, I4O . Hackberry Baton Rouge Tampa, Fla. Baton Rouge . Benton New Orleans . Monroe Baton Rouge . Istrouma . . Ethel New Orleans . Rayne Baton Ronge . Gonzales Baton Rouge . Kinder . Shreveport Baton Ronge . jeanerette Lake Charles . Bastrop I. Lockport New Orleans New Orleans 'Ui r an ' JUNIOR CLASS ' MARX' EVELYN Bram., X Q, xlrls and Sri:-zzcrs . . Shreveport Mn.mu2n Blau., K Sl, Tmchrmr Collage ..... . Beaumont, Texas Loulslnnn Tlnyors Gnlld. MARGARW1' IfIoNok BlcN'roN, Puff and Hpplird Srimfn . Ocean Springs, Miss. Alpha Iiauihdn lboltn. Al.r.1aN I-I. BERNARD, .flrls ami SCil'lIfl'.l' , LIEWIS A. BERNARD, .flrlx and Sfimzcfs . . New lherizl . New Iheria 'IKHOMAS M. BICKIIAM, Ari.: and Srimmxv , . , . - Shreveport Pi Lnmhdn Roux: Y. M. C. A. JEAN Bmxmuo, flrrr and Scimmze ........ Berkeley, Calif. L0 Cori-lo l I'2LllClliSQ Soulolugy Ululi, IAIHLIQN M. BOLTON, X 52, Trachcrs College . . . . . Alexandria Slgnin Alpha, loin: lmxnluln. RAYMOND F. Bo1,'l'oN, flrls and Scirnrcs . . . . . Rayvillc IKIE F. BONIFAY, Tmrl1m's College . .... . . . . . . Baton Rouge Prosldc-nt Junior Floss, Tons-liars tiollmulg First Surge-zmt, Conmzuly ll , JUl.lli'l'l'li BONNlE'I l'l5, f1rl.r and Scimm-s . . 'Dorpsl1-lioxw-an Club: Louisiana Players Guild: Clioorlm-niloi-, '35. RUTH Boo'rn, Conmnrrfc . . . . Baton Ronge Pnrplo Jn:-kotsg Newman Clulmg . Baton Rouge Ciuuvnan Boiumron, Tvaclmrs Collage . . Marksville Fokn L. Bovo, 7'rachm'.v Collr-yu . . - ....... Tylertown, Miss. Y. M. C. A.: Nvosli-y 1f'onmla,tlong Mon's Chorus. EARL V. BRADSIIIER, flrfx and Sl'iI'IlfL'.Y ....... , Clifton Hill, Mo. Vurslty Debating, '34-'35g Dohating' Club: lioulslunn Players Guild: Radio Guild. Blass BRAZELI., K A, flrlx and Srivrzcfs . Mu.oRlso Bklmko, II B, Trachz-rx College . Nlil.l.lli Blumko, A X Sl, Tmclmrs Collage . . Shreveport . Monroe . . . Monroe lllglilunml Hall llouso Conuulttovg Nownmn Clulrg NVoiuonb Glcc Uluh. IIARRY BIUDGISMAN, flrls and Scirucm . . . Knoxville, Ia. DORo'rnv BRIDCIER, K A, Tvachmzv College . . - Columhia E. D. BRISTIER, Xlrlx and Sl'it'llCI'5 . . Shreveport Knuzvirr Bnooics, Comnnfrcc . - Ruston SAizAn BROUSSARIJ, A X U, Tmrlmrr Collagr- . . . . . . Abbeville NV. S. A,g Nowninn Uluhg Lo Ci-re-lo l4'l'lLlll'2llS. Surf ELEANORLBROVVN, A Z, flrls and Sciences . . . . . Baron Rouge Alphn Lomlmdn Delta: l4l W. S. A. ' JUNIOR CLASS ' MRLVA E. BRUMHELD, Commerce . . . Baton Rouge WALTER W. BRUNER, JR., Agriculture . .......... Branch Alpha Zeta: Block and Bridle Club: P. L. A.: XVeslOy Foundation. CI.0TEI.LE BRYAN, Agriculture . . . Baton Rouge NORMA Bun, X 0, Arts and Sciences . . . . Chattanooga, Tenn. ERNEST A. BUl.l.lNG'l'0N, Engineering . . , Palmetto Sunni BURKES, Arts and Sciences . . . . . . Baton Rouge Pre-Med Club. MARY EVELYN BURNS, B E O, Arzs and Sciences . . . New Orleans Louisiana Players Guild. ISABEL BURR, A A A, Agriculture . . . Dodge City, Kan. LORETTA BUTLER, II B, Arts and Sciences ......... Shreveport Delta Gamma Delta: Newman Club: Sponsor- for Second Battalion: Louisiana Players Guild: Sociology Club: Purple Jackets. HARVEY B. BYRD, Agriculture ........ - ..... Bogalusa Delta Kappa Pal: Alpha Zeta: Block and Bridle Club: Band: First Lieutenant Company C , CHARLES C. CA1N, Agricullure . . . . . . De Ridder DOROTHY CALVRRT, K K l', Arls and Sciences . ...... W. Monroe Y. W. C. A.: Sponsor for llanniv Russo Dance: Contestant for Darling of L. S. U. EVELYN CARPENTER, Commerce . ...,. . . . . Bossier City Y. XV. C. A.: Football Sponsor. EorrH CARROLL, A X Q, Teachers College . . . . . .... De Ridder Baptist Student Union: Young: XVomen's Auxlllary: Home Ec. Club. ROBERT L. CARROLL, Pure and Applied Science . . McComb, Miss. RUTH CASH, Teachers College . ...... . New Orleans Louisiana Players Guild. FERDINAND A. CASIIIO, Arts and Sciences . . . Baton Rouge Pl Lambda Beta. ALLEN L. Cl-IANEY, Pure and Ajzpli-ed Science . . Baton Rouge Newman Club. DOROTHY CHAPPUIS, A A II, Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . Rayne President oi' NVOmen's Pan-ll:-llonlc, '35-'3li: Int:-rdormltory Council: Executive Council, WV. S. A.: Alpha Lambda Delta: Secretary-Treasuror, Sophomore Class, Commerce, '34-'35: Purple Jackets: Newman Club: Lambda: Honor Court. J. M. CI'IARl.'l'ON, JR., G K N, Commerce . . . Eunice Y. M. c. A. MARGARET CHASE, A Z, Teachers College . ......... Monroe lfllghland Hall House Committee: Y. XV. C. A. ROY A. CLEVELAND, Teachers College . . . . New Orleans Newman Club. 4 CORINNE ADELE CLINE, X O, Teachers College . . . . . . . De Ridder St. James Club: L. S. U. Symphony Orchestra. DELMA M. COINTMENT, Pure and Applied Science . . . Baton Rouge Phi Eta Sigma. I42 1. Q W. 1 5.1 .l. .rj ,,,,l J. F. COLLINS, K A, Pure and fljzjhlimi Scirmrc . ltlflo Team. K' VVADE COUVIILLON, flrls and Scimzcrs . I.E.COPELAND,E7lgi7lFL'I'illg. . . . - . . . . . LESLIE COVVIJEY, Xlgrirullura. . . . . . . . iv. F. A.: Y. M. 0. A. M. H. CUNNINGHAM, E N, Erzgirznnrifzg. . . . . . JAMES A, CRAwrfoRo, Ari.: and Scii-new . A. Y. M. C. R. L. CROZHER, 9 EZ, flrly and Sri:-nfrx . . ELIZABETH Cunn, fl, M, Ari.: and Srirncf.v Sow-lology Club: Y . NV. C. A. STANLEY A. D'ARMoNn, Engifmfriny . . JOY DAv1soN, A A A, flrlr and Srivnwr . .... . Gnllilg St. .lamcn Clnh. Lois DAY, Commcrec . . ...... . Alpha Lmnlnla D1-lla. Al,l.EN DEAN, flrl: and Scimmfs . ....... Rcvolllc Staff: Gumbo Staff: Y. M. C. A. J. D. DIEBLHEUX, Arls and Srifnrrs . . . . Newman Club. LAWRENCE DEL1sA, ,4gricullurr . .... . Foroslry Club. RonER1'A DEMoss, Tmclmrr College . JOYCE DENnAM, Tfaflfrrr Collage . DoRo1'1IY DnzsEM, Z 'lf A, Ari.: and Scimzmv . ELINOR DOERGE, X Q, .4rl.v and Scivncm . Y. XV. C. A.: Loulslann P E. ELTON DOIRON, Tnarhmu Collcgv ....... RAE A. DONALDSON, Tl'nachvrs Collage . fv- Em'1'u DONNIELI., Tvarhrnv College . .... Doltn. Omlcron. MARIO JOSE Durmux, Pura and Applied Scie-ure . MALCOLM J. DUcAs, Arts and Sciencr-.r . I43 l .Y 'ffwr MW' .lll 'lm l ,.., ,gn ,. I Delta. Gamma Delta: Y. XV. C .A.: Lo Cerrelu Francais: ' JUNIOR CLASS ' . Meridian, Miss. SAMMYE E. COMliAU'X, Tcacln.-r.: Collf-gn . ....... Baton Rouge Xvosloy Foundation: Sponsor, Company ll , '35, - Marksville . - .Shreveport President Junlor Class, College of Enginvorlnfx. . Mansfield . Vicksburg, Miss. Sigma Tan Slgnm: A. S. C. E.: XVosloy l1'onnmla.tlon. . Donaldsonville . Sulphur . West Monroe . Baywood . Little Rock, Ark. Louisiana. Players . Baton Rouge . . . . Colfax Cnhlnnl. . Monroe Schenectady, N. Y. . .Alexandria . Baton Rouge . New Orleans layers Guild. . . .Homer . .Alexandria . Castor . Dunn . Recife, Brazil . Donaldsonville ' JUNIOR CLASS ' REO E. DUGGAN, Pure and Applied Science . .... . De Ridder The Wvsley Plnyorsg De Molny. A. OI.IvIA EAGLES, Teacher: College . . . Winnfield RosALIE ELAM, K A, Arls and Srimm'.v . . . . . . . Portland, Ark. Bunux Arts Clubg Rifln Cluhg Mcntnl llypzlt-no Society. EUGENE ELLIS, Pure and .flpplifd Scicnrn. .... . Yazoo City, Miss. 1'hl Eta Slgnm: Pl'f'Sld0llt of SODhOlll0l't! Class, '34-'Zl5g PI'C5llllDlll1 Junior Class, '35-'36. CIIARLES R. EPP0l.l'l'0, Arlx and Scmzces . . - Rochester, N. Y. Pre-Mod Club. I-IELEN FAROUIIAR, B E 0, Pura and Applied Scirnca . . . Lake Charles Alpha Lnnihda Delta: Cosmopolitan Club: Astronomy Club: Maid Club: XVomen's P1111-l'f0liGllllI. FRANK J. FAVA, Erzgirzafrirlg . . Baton Ronge J. W. FEA'l'llERS'l'ON, K E, Commnrev . . . . ..... . Homer Pl'0SlfiC'llL, Junior Class, COIl1lll0l'I'0, '35-'36, Band. O'I'Is HARVEY FENNELL, Engiurpring . . Evergreen JESSE CLYDE FINCIIER, Agricullurc . . Homer LEON FON'l'liN0'l', Engifzrrrirzg . . I-Iammond ARTHUR FORD, Ellfllllfffillg . . Natchitoches JOSEPII N. FORET, Pura and Applied Srience . . Lockport MARJORIE FRANCIONI, X Q, Arls and Srirncr: . ..... Baton Rouge xV0l1lK!ll'S I71lll-H1'il0lliI'1 Purpln Jnvlcotsg Ser-I'0tm'y-'l'rorLsuI'cI', iPl'C'Silllli'l.ll Class, '33-'Mg Colne:-It:IIIt for Darling of L. S. U. JULIAN B. FRANCIS, Agriculture ........... Baton Rouge Sonic-ty nl' FIwI'I'Ht0I'sg Y. M. C. A.: lf'rc-slIIII:ul TI'n.4'k, '33. JOHN T. FRANQUES, Pure and Applied Sfirnce . . Baton Rouge HENRY I-I. FRXSBIE, 9 K B, Arfr lllldSCll'l1CI'J . . . . Springfield, Mass. Phi Eta. FHIIIIILQ SI'1'll!lll0l'HQ RoI.:InII:nt:Il Sl'l'J.f0!Lllll Mrrjor. FRED CPAAR, Agriculture . . . . . Jonesboro W. GA'l'liS, Agriculture . ......... . Sikes P. L. A.: Block and Bridle- Club. FOREST FERN GIXU'l'lllliR, Tvaclmrs College . . Jennings Y. w. C. A. CIIARLES R. GENOVESE, Aris and Science: . . . Independence BEA'I'RIcE GERMANY, Agrirullurn ....... . . . ., . Gonzales Home IGPOHOIIIICS Clulig Baptist Student Council. CECII. GERMANY, fl' M, Tuacl1fr.v College . . Loreauville JULIA GlI.BlER'l', X SZ, Tl7llCllL'I'5 College. . . .,, . , Vvegner Y. W. C. A. I44 0- ' JUNIOR CLASS ' PAULA .GlI.I.lAM, Arts and Scirnuxr . . . . Pro-Mod Club. CHARLES GOING, 6 E, Pura and flpplird Seimas . MARGERY Ci0l.lJlllERG, .flrls and Srifncrs . .... . West Helena, Ark. . Lake Charles . . .Lecompte Alnlm Lnmhrln Delta: Pro-Med Cluh. LILLIAN GOI.I7SBl', A A II, Teacher.: College . . ALMA Goss, Teachers Coll:-gc . . ....... Baptist Studs-nt Union: hV0lll0ll'S Cho MYRA Goss, Teacher.: College ....... hV0lll0ll'S Chorus. IIELEN GRAY, A X Q, Tcachrrx Collrgc . BERN1E fiREVli, X Q, Trarhfrs Collrgn . . Y. W. 0. A. Bli'l l'lE L. GREEN, A A II, Arts and Scifrzccs . . . NV. S. A.: Le Corclo Fl'flllt!IllH. MARGARET GREEN, .flrls and Srimzu-5 . Nl5l.l,lIi GREEN, K A, Tr-arhvrs Collfyn . . . . . Loulslnnn Players Guild: Y. XV. C. AunREv GRIEIESON, Commrrm . VIOLA GRIEEITII, B E 0, ,flrls and Srimmur . . . Sociology Club: Y. VV. C. A. CHARLES E. GUARIJIA, II A SZ, Xlrlx and Sri:-urn.: . . Le Cerclo Ft'mu'nlsg President. Remix Ar GIEORGIE GU'I l'NliR, flrlx and Scif-:tcm . . FREomE IAIAAS, JR., A X A, .flrls and Srirnrcs . . . . Amite . . . Lillie PUB. . Church Point . Summerfield . Nacogdoches, Texas . Baton Rouge . Haynesville . . - Franklinton A. . Baton Rouge . Mansfield . . .Baton Rouge ts Club. . Melville - . .New Orleans Prr-slrlont, Junior Class, Arts and St-lem-es: Proslrlont .IL S. U. Gull' Associa- tlong Vluu-Proslclont l5l'0SllllHlll Class, 'llll-'34, Froslxmnll Golf, '33-'34, Vnrslty Golf Captain, '35-'lllig lfreshmzm Basketball, '33-'34. LILLY GRACE LIALIE, flgrirullurv ....,... Home lC1!0ll0lllli'S Clulmg NVQ-sloy lfonntl M. B. l'IANSliN, E X, Xlrls and Sciruces . ROEER1' E. I'IliSI.lNG, Pun- and Applied Science . RACHEL HAYNES, A A II, Trarhfrzc Collrgf . JOE HEARD, II A S2,Coln1nm're. . . . . . . Bond, Delta Kappa PSI. PANSY M. HEBIERT, Comnmrfe . . r1il'1OMAS E. I-IEEERT, Arts and Sciences . . . . . Y. M. C. A.: Pro-Mod Club. ROY PIENDERSON, ,flrls and Sciences . I4-5 . . .Baton Rouge n.tlon. . Baton Rouge . Gretna . . West Monroe . . Itta Bena, Miss. . Baton Rouge . Covington . Nacogdoches, Texas ' JUNIOR CLASS ' CAMMIR HENRY, .flrls am! Sriw1fr'.v .... Purplu Jmskuts. . Melrose Lula C. IIEROMAN, JR., E X, Purn and .lppliml Scifrzca . . . Baton Rouge Alpha Chi SIKIIIZXQ Nownmn Ululvg VlK't'-l5'l'l!Hlfll?lllL Junior Class, l'uro :Lnsl Appllml Soir-nm-3 S1-l'gn-:Lxlt Major 14'lrsLBx1l,l:Lllm1, PAULINE IIHYMAN, Tmchcrs Cnllrge . MARX' Pllmuflm., K A, Tmrlmrs Collngf- , , VVn.I.lAM I.. Hlonsmrrn, TI K A, CIIIVIIIIFTCI' . Dm-Ita Kappa. Psl. DEWDROP Evm.x'N Hn.l,, .flrls and Srimzrm . LEONCIE L. HILL, E A li, C0lllllIl'l'l'I' ..... Daprxrwsz Dolm Slprnm Pi. GEORGE O. I'Ill.l.ARD Z2 X, Purr and .fljnplifd Sfifncr . . . Baton Rouge . Cocoa, Fla. Kingsport, Tenn. . VVest Nlonroe . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge l Phi Ein Sigma: l'l H1-La. Tau: Slulna holla Phlg Sl'!LlllNLl'1l and Rlarlo: ffuptaln Company I , '35-'36, ll:-glnmontul Supply Sl-rgoauxt, '3-1135. V. L. I'I0l.S'I'EAD, Tnarhnrs Collrgf . Lno COUNCE l'IOPKlNS, .flrls and Sl'iI'lI!'l'J . . . Thotzl Alpha Phi: Y. M. 1. A. Cahinm-I, FAY IAIUNT, Arls and Scif'm'1'.v . . . . , . Alpha, Lxunlula Tlnllng Chi lip:-zllon H1-ln. WALLACE H. INoAI.I.s, flgrimllurn . . . . Y. M. G. A. JAMES C. INGRAM, .'1rls and S!'iI'llff'5 . JAMES E. JACKSON, 7'1-arhwrs Collfgf . MINNIE D. JACKSON, Trarlwrs Collfgv . BERENICE JACOBS, Arn and .Svimrn .... Y. XV. C. A.: Louislmm Players Gnllrl. MAXINE Jo1f1fR1oN, E A 'I', flrls and Srimzrfs . MARY BONNRR Jo11Ns, A Z, Tffzzrhmzr Collcgr . . Pioneer . De Ridder . 'Leesville . De Ridder . Shreveport Denham Springs . Denham Springs . Slidell . Lecompte .......Monroe Alpha. Lmnhrla. Delta: T'roslclm-nt Smith Ilnll f'nnn1-ilg Y. XV, ff. A. finhlm-t. VVn.r.ARn T. JOHNS, .-Ygricullurn . Vluc-Pruslrlunt Junior Class, Ag.:rlc'ulluru: P. L. A.: AMANDA Jo11NsoN, X 52, Commrrrv . . . Rlilo '1'm-am, 'ZH-'35, Gli0liGE JOHNSON, 7'wzu'h1'r's Collfgn . IIENRY Jour, JR., E X, flrls and Sfiwzrns . . Assistant Businm-ss Manngm-r, 1936 Gumbo' . Jonesboro Alpha 'Pau Alpha. . Beaumont, Texas . Harrisonburg . . Baton Rouge Hli'1'lI JONES, Tz'az'l11rr5 Collcgc . . . . . . ...... De Ridder Loulslanu. Players Guild: fllUl'DSlCll0l'0lLl'l Clubp Y. NV. C. A.g Bm-only Soctloh, '34-'Il5. PRINCE A. JoNlas, II A 52, flrts and Scimms . Y. M. C. A. Cablnctp Mental Hygiene I46 . . . .Ruston Soelotyg Band. ' JUNIOR CLASS ' l-IARol,n L. KAUP, A X A, Cnnlurvrn' . - Mount Vernon, N. Y. Cnrnls R. Klcnnianv, ,flrls and Sri:-zzrr . Ilmln' K. KENT, ,flgrirullurr .... . . . . . . Forest . . . ,Zaclmry President Junlor Gloss, l'ollt-:rn ot' Al4'l'l4'Lllllll't'1 Varsity 'Prnt-lc, 'ZH-'351 l+'rl-sl1- ELAINE S. IQIESSLIER, E A 'l', 'l'rarln'r.f Collrgr . E. F. IQINIJERGHR, Jn., lizzgflzffwriny . . J. H. lCl'l'CllIiNS, E X, J1fll'it'Il!l1ll'I' .... . . . St-ulrhzwd and liluflog tfnplnln Uoxnlnuiy ti , 'Il-l-'R53 l'rosldm-nt Form-slry Ululr, 'Ili-'30, EVA lfl.EINPli'l'liR, flrlx and Srivrzmv . . LYLE Korrmsk, G E, .-Irl.c and .S'rir11rr.v . G. Russian. 'KUlillNl.li, K E, .A-lrlx and Sl'il'lIl't'J . DoRo'rlIr lCUlll.liMAN, A A A, .-Iris and Sl'iI'lIl'I'.l' . RAYMOND LASc0l.A, .flrls and Sl'il'Ill'L'5 .... . . I I'rt--Mud tflulxg lmnd: Brass Cholr, '3 AURELANIJ T. I.AsKowsul, ll A 52, :Iris and Srif'1m'.r l'l't?-Mllll Ululu, MARX' El.IZABli'l'll LASSl'l'liR, Arts and Sciwzecx . . Le Corclc Fmuu-als. JANITII LA'r1l., T1farln'r,v Collrgc . lnA MARcARiz'r LA'l'l0l.AlS, A A A, Cofzznwrn' . SAMUEL LAVVRHNCE, A X A, lIwlI!li7ll'l'l'illg . mnn Trzu-lc, Ruskotlmll, .Rater-lrnll. '33-'Zlfl. . VVhite Castle . Plnquernine . . . . Minden lll't'l'll'1l4l4'l', '32-'llilg . Clinton . Amite . Baton Rouge . Houston, Texas . . New Orleans fl- 35. . Mnrksville . Little Rock, Ark. . linton Rouge . Shelby, Miss. . Baton Rouge D. C. LAVERGNIE, flgl'fr'ulf1n'1,' ............... Sunset President, Alphn Tnu Alphug l'. L. A.g F. F. A.: Sow-rotnry-'l'ro:nsuror, Sopho- more Class, '34-'35g lntm-rvollupxe Athlotlc Count-ll: Blot-lc and llrldlt- Flulr. MARJORHQ LAZARO, li E 0, Ari.: and Srirnrffs .... . New Orleans Y. NV U. A.: Mt-nlnl llyg'lt-no Soc-it-ty, Ln.I,1AN Llammlmkrs, A A ll, Teachers College . ....... Rncelund Alpha Lzunhdn Delta: Phi 1111:-iilon Omlorong Homo Et-unomlt-s Club: Nt-wmn.n Club: XV. S. A.: Son-rol:u'y-Tronsuror Sophomore Class. fl'0lU'lllxl'N tiollupro. 'CH- '35g Sponsor, Junior Prom, '35: Sponsor lflomoc-omlng, '35, lfootlmll Sponsor. JACK LEVIN, flrls and S1'ic11z'r'.f ..... 1'r1--Mod Club. I'IAROl.D B. Llzvv, Z li T, .f1rl.r and Scirzmxv .... . Newark, N. J. . - . Shreveport lllU51'l'I'2lt4'l'lllLy Athlf-tit' Uoun:-llg Hand: llolln Knmln Psi. S'l'ANl.liY J. Lewis, Iirzyiznfrrirzy . .... . . . Signm 'Fnu Hlgrnn: A S. U. E. O'r11o S. LIMBAUGII, K A, Enyiufrrizzg . Rurus Lmnsuv, A X A, Am and Scienuxv . I4-7 . Kentwood . Hammond . Minden ' JUNIOR CLASS ' JULIA LIPSCOMB, TL'llChI'fJ College . ....... . New Roads Lo Cerule l ranr:aI:-1: Y. W. C. A. WILLIAM I. LI'l l'I.E, Engincnring . . New Orleans ROSE LONG, A A A, .4rl.v and Scicllfas . .... . . . . New Orleans Lambda: St. James Club: NVonien's Pan-llollenlc: Y. XV. C. A.: Le Cercle Franmmls: Loulslnnn Players Guild: Purple Javkets. WALLACE K. LUSH, 9 K B, Engincning . . Ida ALBERT S. LU'l'z, JR., E A E, flrlx and Scinzzws . . Hammond Nvvsley Foundation. BEVERLY LYLE, K A, Commerce . .......... . Baton Rouge Y. WV. C. A.: Beauty Section, '33: Sponsor of Guy Lombardo Dance: El Clrculo do Espanol. MAYME TEE LYLES, Com1111'l'fc' . . . ...... . . . .Leesville Purple Jackets: Sevrotnry-Treasurer Junior Class, Commerce. WALTER F. MAIJDliN, Arr: and Srianccs . . . . Loulsinlm. Players Gulld. ALVIS MAGNIESS, Commurcn . VV. W. MAGNESS, Covmncrrc . . SIDNEY A. MARCIIANIJ, 6 K N, Arty and Scienrfav Vine-President Junior Class, College of Arts and Mll.IJRlEIJ MARK E A I' Traclzurs Collwe . ! l J Purple Jackets. JAMES T. MASON, zlrls and Scif-nfes . A. I-I. lVlA'l'leIliVVS, II A Sl, Arlx and Scimcrs . C. J. MAYEUX, Enginzm-ring ...... A. S. C. E. PAUL N. MAYIEUX, flgricullurc . ...... F. I . A.: Newman Club. H. F. NIEISNBR, K Z, Commerce . Ron1iR'r MEMORY, K E,Engi1m1'rilzg . . . . Mn.nREn Mlarz, Commfrcn . BERNARD L. NIICIIAELSON, EIlgillKL'fiIlg . INEX MIGUIES, Tfarln-rs College' . . KA1'IIERlNE MIKRONIS,l'7gl'iClllllU'L'. . . . . Svlunz . Cleveland, Ohio North Zulch, Texas North Zulch, Texas . . Donaldsonville res: Newman Club. . Hattiesburg, Miss. . Purvis, Miss. . Hodge . Marksville . . Moreauville . Jennings . New Orleans . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . Kinder . . . Baton Rouge Phi Upsllon Omlvron: Home Ez-onomlos Club: XVesley Foundation. KA'I'flLEliN Mll.l.lER, fl' M, .flris and Scirnms . . . . . Baton Rouge St. James Club: Loulslunn Plnyers Guild: President Episcopal vV0lH0ll'S Auxlllary. NANTELL lVII'l'Cl-IINER, K A, Art: and Sciences . I48 . Lake Providence ' JUNIGR CLASS ' RICIIARII NICCLUGGACIE, 7'vuchnrx Collrgv . . L. S. U. Symphony OI'olII-stI'11. CLAUDE MCCQNNELI., ,flrls and Sfifnrnx . RICIIARIJ MCCONNELI., liugifzf-crizzg . . A. C. MCDONALD, E A E, Teeu:l11'r.v College . . Coshocton, Ohio . .Mangham . Alexandria . . Warwick, N. Y. Knppn Phi Kappa.: First SoI'p:oII.IIt Company R , l7l't!Slllll!'l.ll Baseball, Hzmlqgt- bull, '33-'34, Varsity Basketball, '34 ' I'IliNRY MCGRAW, flrls and Scfmzrfs . GEORGE L. MCILWAIN, flgriculturn . DORIS MCLAIN, K A, Tr-arhmzf Collrgn . CLARKE MCLAUGIILIN, Comm1'rnr . ERNEST MCNIEII., 9 K N, Engifmvring . . . - 35. . Port Allen . Franklinton . Baton Rouge . De Ridder . .Cinclare Sigma Delta. Phi: Set-r'ota1'y-'l'I'vm-IIII-or Junior Class, 15llg'lll00l llllL'. ELMON MONROIE, .flgricullurc ...... . . . . Glenmora Alpha Tau Alpha: Bloc-lc and Brldlo Club: Y. M. C. A.: F. F. A. L. P. MoN'I'coMIzRv, Engizzm-ing . CIZCILE MORIEAU, Tearlfrrs Collrgfw . W. B. MORELAND, Ell!jilll'1'l'i1lfl . . . . A. S. M. E. REGINA MoRI'oN, K A, flrls and Scimzrrs . . . Baton Rouge . Simmesport . Powhatan . . .New Orleans Wom0n's PaII-I-lellc-Iiiug LIuIIhdug Ba-aux Arts Cluhg Lo Corolo llll'l'tllt'lllS. MICHAEL P. MURPIIY, flrls and Scicrzcaw . . . Haynesville CAROLYN MYERS, K A, Xlris and Scirncns . . . Monroe ALTON R. NAIIR, A X A, ,flrlr and Sciwzfm , . Summit, N, J. I-IAZEL LEE NECK, C01IIIlIl'l't'U .....-..... . Marksville Alpha. Lmnllda Dcltnp Newman Cluh. MARION NEWIIURY, Tcafhmzv Collcgc . . - . .... . Mobile, Aln. Signm Alpha Iotug L. S. U. Symphony 0l'l'lll?Sll'lL. W. J. NOBLE, JR., flrlr and Sciencm . . Shreveport IvEs NOLANII, JR., 2 N, flrls and Sciences . . . ..... Baton Rouge Phi Eta Slgmag SlL1lllll'Il.iQ Pl Slglllil Alplm. ROSINA JANE NORSVVORTIIY, flrlx and Scifnrrs . - . Baton Rouge St. Juxnm-N Club, I'III.DlZ NoR'I'oN, T1'afln'r.c Collrgc . . Baton Rouge FRED A. O,BANlON, Tcachnrs College . .... . Pine Prairie L Clubp Varsity Boxing. 149 ' JUNIOR CLASS ' Mll.'l'0N M. OURSO, A Z Ib, Corlmmrtc' . ........ Baton Rouge Daggers: Delta Slgnm Pl: Vice-President ol' Junlor Class, Coxnmurce. JAMES K. ONVEN, K A, flrls and Sfimzrw . ....... Baton Rouge Phl Eta Sigma: A!-ll-lilillllll Editor, 1936 GUInlJO . VVILLIAM M. PALIvIIzR, Jlgrifulmn' . . . . . . . . . . Natchitoches De Molayg Sorzlcty ol' l OrustI-rs, Y, M. C. A. CHRISTINE PARKMAN, Twarlmrs Collfgn . ...... . Epps ANNA JO PEARCI2, flgrirullurf' . . . - ..... . . . New Orleans Y. XV. C. A.: Home E1'Oll0Illl1fhl Club, Smlth llall Student Councll, '33-'34, NVesloy 1+'oundat.lon. ARNOLD PIzcIIs'I'EIN, flgrirullurf . .... ANNA PEOONE, Teachers College . C. E. PEEVY, ffgricullurc ....... . . Medford, VVis. . New Orleans . . . . . .Jonesboro Alpha Zn-Ing Blouk and Brhllv Clulrg P. L. A. ALICE P. PIZLKUS, Tearhcrs College .... . . . . . New York, N. Y. Newman Clubg Rifle Clulsg WV. S. A. A. S. PERLMAN, Ari: and Scirnrrs . . . . MORRIS PETERS, Engimfuring . MINERVA PETTY, TcrIcha'r.vColl1'gc. . . . . NVeSluy 1 0Ull1llltl0ll. ELIZABETH PIIII.I.IPs, Arif and Scirmrcs . . . Y. W. cf. A. ' LILIAN PHIl.l.lI'S, Tmfl1w'.s Collrgc . . MARGARET PIER, A X I2, flrls and Srinnccs . . Pre-Mm-d Club. JUAN I. PI.ANAs, Engim-nriny . ..... C. MYRTLE PLONSKY, 22 A T, Tfraclfmr Collcga Delta Gamnm Delta. . . . . New York, N. Y. . Monroe . Shreveport . . Glenmora . Beaumont, Texas . New Orleans . Havana, Cuba . . Washington BARBARA El.IZABl5'l'H POR'l'liR, A A II, flglffllllllfl' . . New Iberia Newman Club. LLOYD G. PORTER, 2 N, Am and Sciences . . Le Corcle Franvals. BERNARD SAMUEL PREssIzuRc, Z B T, Pun' and fl CIIARLEs PA'I'RIcR QUIRK, II A IZ, Conmwrm . . . New Iberia pplicd Srrimzfr . Alexandria . . . . . Lake Charles Delta Kappa. P:-Ilg Band: St. James Vestryg Glee Cluhg Boxing, '33-'34, Tonnlsg St. James Club. A. R. RABALAIS, Ari.: and Sci1'11u'.f . . , . SYLVELIN RAINEY, A X 12, flrls and Sl'il'1lfL'.l' Purple Jackets. RICHARD E. RAwI.s, Pura and Applied Scivnm CIIARLES G. RIeImIaI.I., Comnmrre . II. A. Ralivlss, Arls and Srir1m': ...... . . Baton Ronge . Beaumont . New Orleans . Thornwell . . . .Eln1sford, N. Y. Friday Editor ol' RevulllIe , 'CH-'35, '35-'Klip Newman Plulsg El Clrculo do Espanol: ltnllan Club, Scrlbhlers. CARROLL REII.Ev, K A, Teachers Collegr ........ Baton Rouge Y. WV. C. A.: Mold at Sophomore Jam, '34-'35, President oi' Sophomore Class, Teachers College, '34-'35, I5O 5 I , l S'-N ' JUNIOR CLASS ' M. CIIJIELLIA REUr.E'r, Tmrhvm Collage . . . Lo Corclo Frmwnis. LOUISE RomNsoN, K K 'l', 7'mehz'rr Colh-gn . . Delta Gamma Delta. Woonkow G. ROBINSON, f7grinullurz' . . . - :IPl't'SIllI'lfl.'Il Trucrk and Boxing, '3-ig Var P. V. ROUGON, EIIQRIILTVIIIQ . . . . . . . BE'l l'Y RoUssEAUx, .flrlx am! Srifmrfs . JULIA SANCIIEZ, Commerce . . . . . . . . . Vacherie . Shreveport . . . . . Baton Rouge sity 'rn-ack, '35, . . . . . .Ch-enal . .Zachary . . Baton Rouge Baptist Student Council. DELLA SANDERS, A Z, Tmrhfrs C01lI'gl' . H. I. SANDERS, flgriculfzuuc' . SWAYNI2 G. Scnu.LlNc, flgrirulfurc . . F. F. A. DAVE SCIIOUEST,flgfifllffllff. . . . . . . . . Kosciusko, Miss. . Many - . Franklinton ll .... ...Slidell President, P. L. A.: Block and Rrldle Club, Nownmn Cluh. LORRAINE SCIIVVEIZFIR, K A, T4-acherx Collngn . . . . .Vicksburg, Miss. Sponsor Company IJ , Set-rotm'y-Tronsuror, Junior Class. '1'onrel10rs College: Slgmn. Alplm Iota, NVomen's t MAl.C0l.M W. SEAB, Agricullure . ..... F. F. A.: P. L. A. FLoREs'rlNE SIELSER, Tcaclnrrs Collcgc . STEWART L. SIIEIIIEE, Engimwring . MARTILE SHERMAN, -D M, .4rls and Scivnrcs . . Thorus. . . . Vidalia . Baton Rouge . . Atlanta, Ga. . . . .Haynesville Doltn. Gamma. Delta.: Purple Jnukots. MORRIS SHERMAN, flrls and Scirwzrm . . - . T. C. Sn1ELos, K .A, Arlx and Sciences .... . . . .New Orleans . . . Greenville, Miss. Prusldont, Phi 111111. Sigma: President, Scrlbhlcrs: Chl Simwlu: Assistant Editor, Tho Rovoilluf' '35-'36, Samurai, Del J. B. S1GREs'r, Ari: a11JScim1'cL'.r . . . . . . Pro-Med Club. JOE SILVIERBERG, .flrls and Scirnccs . . . . Big Ten Club. PAUL H. SINIDO, 21 N, Ezzyimvvirzg . . . MARX' EMILY SISEMORIE, X SZ, Tfachws College . ARLINIE S1vn'rlI, A E A, T1'e1c'!m1's Collage . BISRNICE SMrrII . ........ . Home Economics Cluh. EDWIN A. SMITIVI, Commerce . . . - . . . . MARIE LOUISE SMITH, flrls ami Sciences . . . iutlngl 1934-'Zl5. . Flora, Miss. . . Kenosha, Wis. . Plaquemine . Baton Rouge . Shreveport . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . . . . Baton Rouge Alplm Lambda Delinq NV. S. A.: Newman Club. MARSHALL R. Smrru, flgriculiurc. . . . . MYRTLE SMITH, Arlx and Sciences . . ISI . Jena . Cheneyville ' JUNIOR CLASS WILLIAM M. SMI'I'II, TL'llfhI'!'.f College .... Y. M. C. A.: Mental Ilyglono Society. Geo. EMIERY SPRINGIIII, Pure and Ajnplifd Scicncc . . HELENA SPRINGHR, .flrls and Scimzcrs . ERNEST R. STAMPIQR, flgricullurc . . . . C. A. y. M. KURL S1'nvnNsoN, A X A, C07ll1l10l'fE' RosA Lllli S'l'l5WAR'l', B 22 0, Commerce . . - . . LaIIIIlIIlIL: Purple Jackets: Srvorwol' Texas Gzune: Queen Bom . Converse Carthage, Mo. New Orleans - .Grayson . Monroe . Baton Rouge IX Arts Ball, '35. EIIITI1 S'I'. GHRMAIN, A X Sl, Commcrcc . . . Lafayette Newman Club. T. Foknlzsr S'I'ILI.WIfLL, Pure and fllrpliefl Scicncc . . Pine Bluff, Ark. I'I. W. STOVALI., Jrls and Scirlzccs . . Dodson WILLIAM L. STRAIIAN, .flris and Sciences . . Winnsboro Cl.l5MliN'I' Nokwoon S'I'IaEI2'I', E A li, Am and Sciwnccx . . Norwood DAVIII S'I'UAR'r, JR., 9 E, Tmclzcrs College , . ..... New Orleans 1PI'l'SllUliLll 'l'l'l1Cli Milllllg1!l', '33-'Zlflg Varsity Truck Manager, '34-'35, Episcopal Student Vo:-Itryp L Club. FEDERICO S'I'UI3IaIz, JR., flw li M, Ayriculmrc' .I . . P. L, A. AN'l'OlNl5T'I'li SUIfIfIuN, Arts and Sciences . Loulslmm I'lnyers Gulldg El EIIWARII RowLANn Sum, .flrls and Sciences . . ROSEMARY SwAsIcY, Tcachcrs College . . . San Juan, Puerto Rico New Orleans Clrcrulo du Espanol. Loulslaum Players Gulldg Y. XV. C. A. VVll.l.ll5 MAI: Swoko, Commercr- . WII,LIAM S. SYRli'l l', .II A Q, Errgincnring . . . Phl Eta Slgmag Elllscopul Student Vcstry. MAIu'IAIIzI.IzNTHMIIHI.,Commerce. . . . . . TIIOMAS GALIQY '1'IaRRY, JR., flrls and Sciclzccx . De Muluy. CLARA rfl5RZl1X, X Q, .flrls and Scicnccs . . . Y. w. C. A. EVELYN HOWARD Tll5BOU'I', A X SZ, Commcrcc . . NVomen's Pan-I-Iollonlc. LOIS TlMBliRl.AKlE, A A A, flrls and Scicnces . . Y. W. C. A.: Louislann. Players B. E. rfRlClllil., Arls and Sciences . . . EIINA r.l.iRlClllZl., A Z, Teachers College . . Purple Jackets. ROY EMMONS TRUI.l', Agriculturz . F. E. TUGWELI., JR., Arts and Science.: . Gulld. . Erath New Orleans . Baton Rouge . Morganza . Norwood . Baton Rouge . Monroe . Baton Rouge . Bognlusa Harrisonburg U. Shreveport . Shreveport . Algiers Isz , ' JUNIOR CLASS ' J. T. TURIIA, Agriculture ......... . Schenectady, N. Y. Soclrty ol' lI'oI'cstuI'S. I'IAZEl. TURNIEII, Tcarhf-rs College . . . - . Istrouma W. S. A. O. E. VALES, Arlx and Srimmxv . . Merida, Yucatan, Mexico LEO VICRERS, C01l17lll'l'CL' . . . Mengham E. A. VIDRINE, Arlr and Scimzmr . JOE VINCENT, Teachers Collage . WILLIAM L. VINCENT, Pura and Applied Science . I0 WAGNER, Arls and Scierlrcr . .... . Sponsor ConI1mIIy K , '35- 36. KA'l'llRYN WALKER, X Q, Arts and Sricnrcs . . Newman ClIIb. MARY WALsII, K A, Arr: and Scicnrrs . . MARVIN A. WARE, Commerce . ...,. . . Ville Platte Beaumont, Texas . Sulphur . New OrleaIIs . New Orleans . . Baton Rouge . . Prentiss, Miss. Y. M. C. A.: M4-IIIIIOI' uf' XVII:-:Ivy I70lll1tl2l.l.l0ll. L. T. VVliA'l'lfll2RS, E1lyi7lt'l'?'i7lg . . . . . . A. s. M. E. A. B. WEA'I'IIERsI3Y, JR., Tcachmzr Collrgn .... . . Shreveport . Mendenhall, Miss. Y. M. C. A.: Baptist Student Unlon: Mc'n's Chorus. SIMON D. WEII., Z li T, Commzrrce . . .... . SiLlll1ll'll.l: IIItIsI'l'I':ttcI'IIlty Connell. EMANUEL WEINER, Ari: and Svivm-e.: . - MARGARET WELCII, li E 0, Ari: and Scirnfcs . Le Carole Frzulcnls. MIRIAM WERNER, A X Q, Commnrcr . . . . Alpha l.II.IIIbcln Delta, Doltn Ganmm J. W. WIIIPPLE, Agriculture . ...... . Society of FOX'0Sl41l'H. Delta., . - . . Livonia . Newark, N. J. . Laurel, Miss. . . . Baton Rouge W. S. A. . Arkadelphia, Ark. ROSEMARY WILKINSON, Tmclmrs Colle-gc . . . . Sicily Island KERMIT WILLIAMS, A 2 flf, Commerce . . . . . . Baton Rouge Dultn Slprnm Pl: Dalggors. LEONARD M. WILLIAMS, Pura a1IdApplind Scivnrc . . . Baton Rouge EUGIE WILLIAMSON, Agricullure . .... . Baton Rouge Ncwnmn Club. ELEANOR NVINBORN, fb M, Arlx and Scimzcrs . - Lumberton, Miss. MARGARET FRANCES WIsEMAN, A X 52, Tvachfrs College . . . Ferriday NV. S. A.: Newman Club. TIIOMAS ZEAGLER, 23 A li, Art: and Srimcrs . . Olla MORRIS ZELGER, Arls and Scicnfcl' . . . Philadelphia, Pa. WILLIAM ZURER, Arls and Science: . . . . . . . Pl Lambda Beta: Newman Club. 1 l53 . New Orleans I'rcJia'wnl 1'rcsidmzl l'rnsidwnl l'l'f?5irIz'lll I'n'sid1'11f Prr'sIdz'11t CLASS OFFICERS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE . . . . W. R. BEAM lfifl'-1,l'1'.I'idL'7ll . . . Sfcrrlzzry and Trm.vurz'r . . . . . DOT ROY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES . .FIIOWNER PRxNGr,n Ifiru-l'rc,vidw1zl . . Srcrrfary and Trva.vurr'r . . . ANN I.0nDl2l.r. COLLEGE OF COMMERCE . . . WRIGI11' ADAMS View-1'r'f.-.si11'r1z1 . . . Swcrclary and Trm.mr1'r . . R0sE FERGUSON COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING .4 . . .LEE HARDY Vim-Prcsidml . . . Sl'L'f'l'fHfy and Treasurrr, RANDOLPH VV!-IIPPLD COLLEGE OF PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE . . BERNARD ROWLAND Ifin'-Prmificrzl . . . Swrrfmry and 7'rmsm'rr . JACK M1DDr.E'1'oN TEACHERS' COLLEGE JOHN W. VVROTIIN, JR. lfiav'-1-'residmzl . . . Srrnflzlry and Tl'l'll51lf'I'f' . . . VERA HEARD MARCUS McBR1Dn MERVIN SnAmRo VaRo Jo AYMOND . . E. V. NAHR IfIowARD BARVVICK . . I-IAZIN. FAUs'r Sep omore C ass - SOPHOMORE CLASS . NIARTIIA ABRAHAM . . C. ALEMAR .. . . . R. H. Al.EXANIJER, JR. . LOUISE ALLEN . . . M. S. ANDERSON . . FLOYD ANDREPONT . . JOSEPH J. ANGELICO . . DOROTHY ANTIION . . . NORTON JEROME ARs'r, ZBT JOSEPH E. A'1'CIHsON . . O. J. AU'l'PlEMEN'I' . . NIAXWIELL AUTREY . VHRNA JOE AYMOND . . FRANZ J. BADDOCK . . H. G. BAGVVELL . . 'THOMAS HAIKKHR . . . FRANK D. BARLOW, JR. . . IE. H. BARVVICK . . . F. A. BAUMGAR'l'EN . . C. F. BEARD . . . B. I. BIZCKER . . J. RICHARD BECNIEI. . . . . MARGUERl'l'E BIZRESFORD, AA GEORGE R. BERIDON . . . DAN BBRNBROCK, AXA . . F, D. BERRY . . . . . G. K. BIENVENU .. S. WHEADON BLOCII , . BRADLEY BOND, ZAIC . . V1croR BOOGDANxAN . . J. D. BOSTON, JR. . . CORA LEE BOURGEUIS . . VVILLIAM C. BOYD, KA . . II. F. BRADEORD, KA . . BIERTIIA BRAINIS .. . . . fiEORGli H. BRANDIEAU, AKIC . . Hermanville, Miss. . Mayaguez, Puerto Rico . .Rayville . Independence . . Baton Rouge . Opelousas . New Orleans . . New Orleans . . . . Drew, Miss. . Elk Garden, W. Va. ..... .Larose . . . Many . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . Oak Grove . . . . Lockport . I-Iermanville, Miss. . . Greenville, Miss. . Lake Charles . . . . Vidalia . . Union City, N. J. . . . Destrehan . Lake Charles . . . Opelousas . . VVaterloo, Iowa . New Orleans . . New Orleans . . . Jonesboro . . .Memphis, Tenn. Union City, New jersey . ,Montgomery . .Thibodaux . Baton Rouge , Alexandria . . Baton Ronge . .Shreveport L L. 119' ft 'Tvll .35 N '- AX '. ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' NrrA Sims BREAZEALE, XQ. . W. L. BREWER . . . QUINN A. BR12w'rON . , JOE C. BROcA'ro . . . . . Cr,AR1cn BROOKSIIIRE, B20 . . Emma J. BROUlI.LE'l l'l5 . . . G. O. BROUSSARD . . YOUNG BROUSSARD . . . JIZNNIE LOU BROWN, AAII . . VHLVA MAI? BROWNING, AEE . MAUIJE BRYANT, AAII . . JAMES A. BUGIEA . . NHH. H. BULLOCK . . VAN H. BURNS . . Cl.rN'rON J. BU'l'I.ER . . Treo BU'rI.laR . . RALPH BUZZIELI. . . MARX' CAI-'l-'RliY, AZ . . SYIIII. CA1RE . . ...... MARY ELIZABIETII CALHOUN, KA ROrHzR'r D. CALHOUN, JR. . . . ANNINA CAMPANla1.LA . . NrsR1 CANc1H,os1 . . . . ANNHs Bmuz CANNON . . CHARLRS J. CASSIELI. . . R. LEO CAUSEY . . HARRIS CIIUSTZ . . JOHN T. CLAPP . . CLYDE CLARK . . . . B1al.crA CLEMONS, KA . . . MARX' WYA'1 1' C1.1Nlz, KA . . BURNA DEAN COARHR, KA . . N. L. COC!-IRAN . . . . ISAAC COMHAUX, AXA . . R. V. COMIZAUX . . . BEN J. Cot-EN . . . Baton Rouge . New Orleans . .Goldonna . .Shreveport Meridian, Miss. . .Marksville . Morgan City . Abbeville . Baton Rouge . Cotton Valley . Plaquemine . New Orleans . Selma . .Bernice . .Metairie . . . Vivian . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . . Ifdgartl . .Jena . .Vidalia . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . . . . Eunice Batesville, Miss. . Baton Rouge . .Chenal . .Gretna . Baton Rouge . . . Vinton . Lake Charles Houston, Texas . .Covington . . . Sulphur . VVhite Castle Brooklyn, N. Y. ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' AGNES CORKERN . . . F. LYNIJEN CoUvII.I.IoN . . JOHN A. Cox . . . VIRGINIA CoY1.E, KKI' . . FRANK S. CRAIG, JR., KA . . E. K. CROSBY . . . . . BERT E. CROWIIER . . J. C. CRownER . . RonER'I' 0. CROWOER . TOIvIIvIY CRox'I'oN, AXA . . GEORGE CRUSE, AXA . . . . MILDRED CUNNINGHAM, AXS2 FRANCES DAXGLE . . . . JOHN DAI.E, AKE . . . EMILY ELIzAEE'I'H DANIEL . EVELYN DANIEL . . JANICE DANZICER . . . GORDON DAUGHENEOGGH . WALIIO J. DAussA'I' . . JOHN E. DAVID . . . . JOHN LA RUssA D'AzzO . . HELEN DECKER, AXQ , . F. A. DE LATOUR, AEIII . . C. I. DELERY, JR. . . C. DIENNY.. . . . ROGER DETMAN, AXA . . B. C. DICKERSON . . . LEON DICROEF, KIREIT . . IE. B. DI'l l'MER, 'GE , . BARBARA DOMAN, AZ . . IE. B. DORAN, KA . , R. B. DORMAN .. . . . FRANCES DOuGHER'I'Y, KA . . BEVERLY DoYI.E, AAA . . . R. N. S. DRAUGHON, EAU . ROBERT W. DURE . . . DOROTHY DUTY, AXQ . . RUTH DYER, AZ . . . C. A. EIIREI' . . . . . . . MARY S'rEwAR'I' ELAM, KA . . Abbeville . .Marksville . . . Mira . Yukon, Okla. . . . Mansfield . Lake Charles . .Tullos . .Sugartown . . . .Tullos Monticello, Ark. . . . Grayson . New Orleans . .Gonzales . Vidalia . . . Angie . Baton Rouge . Atmore, Ala. . . . .Iowa . New Orleans . Alexandria . Tampa, Fla. . . Port Allen . New Orleans . .Garyville . Baton Rouge Columbia, Miss. . . . Chatham Itta Benn, Miss. . . . Bogalusa . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . .Oakdale . .Lindsay . .Opelousas . Tunica, Miss. . . . Colfax . .Alexandria . Baton Rouge . . . Gretna . Baton Rouge ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' HIERMAN A. IBNGEL . O'1 ro ERIIARIYI' . . CUR'r1s EVANS .. . . . I.UClLLli Evasovxcn, B20 , . FRANK 15. EVliRli'l l', JR., Alili MALCOLM EXYING .. . . . J. M. FABRE . . . lERNliS'l' F. FALGoU'1' . . AN'l'IlONX' P. FAMA . . ALRER1' FE11-'EER .. . . . IJAVID S. Flil.Sl5N'l'llAl., ZIST CHARLES H. FlENS'l'IiRMAKliR . RosE FERGUSON, AAII . . R. D. FIS11 . . . . H. D. FLACK . . . FRANK J. FLYNN , . I'1AR0l.lJ Fon, . . NORMAN J. FoLsE . . . SllIRl.liY FoRc:o'1'soN . . VV. B. FORRl2s'r . . M. II. FOSTER, .SAIC . . . ALLAN P. FOVVLHR, QE . . EDVVARIJ FRAYLE . . . . T. I.. FRAEEE . . . . JAMES M. FUNIIIERBURG . VIERN J. FUNDIERBURK . . FRANK VV. FUNK . . HARRY GAIIACAN . ELIEANOR JANE GARIG . . RICHARD GARRISON . . . EUNICE GAUIIIE, AAA . . MARY AGNES CiAU'l'IlER . . AR'l'llUR I.. fiAYl.li, AXA . , IOIC R. GIERSACK, Al'I' . . SIDNEY GILMAN . . GEORGIA CvlVliNS, X52 . . lELoIsE fil.YNN, AZ . . VERNON Goss . . . D. B, GRACE . . F. OWEN GRACE . . . Houston, Texas . . Baton Rouge . Gueydan . Triumph . .Crowley . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . Golden Meadow . . .Plaquemine Atlantic City, N. J. . . . . Shreveport . Elizabeth . .Leesville . . Baldwin . . New Orleans . . Alexandria . . Franklinton . Raceland . . Alexandria . . New Orleans . . .Alexandria . . New Orleans . . New Orleans . .Garyville . . Lake Charles . . . VVinnsboro . Hot Springs, Ark. . . . . Coushatta . . Baton Rouge . .Minden . . Ponehatoula . . Kreole, Miss. . .Lake Charles . . Gary, Ind. . . Baton Rouge . Logtown, Miss. . . .Arbroth . Church Point . . Plaquemine . . New Orleans ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' GEORGE H. GREENE . . A. L. GREIvIII.I.ION, JR. . . JUs'I'IN GROSS, 21N . . '1'l'Il2LMA GUIDRY . . . . . ISOM J. GUILLORY, JR., GKN El.lZABli'l'lI GUTIIRIE, KA . . GEORGE H. PIAMANN . . . W. A. HAMMANN, JR., EAN WILLIS GARI.AND HAND . . Llili F. PIARDY, EN . . . CIIARLES E. PIARP . . CLAY S. HARRIS, A3111 . . E. PIARRIS. . . . DAVID S. HARVEY . . VERA l'llEARD .. . . . I-I. VVADE HEATON, KE . . VVILLARD W. I-IEDERI' , . VIRGIE HECK . . . . DAVID J. HENDERSON . . NUMA C. HERO, KA . . E. A. HODGE . . . HAROLD HOLDEMAN . . VICTOR L. l'l0l.l.AND . , JACK I-IOPPINO, BE . . G. C. HOWARD . . . H. MAR'I'IN HUNLEY . . LOUISE l'IUN'l'liR, X52 . . fil5R'l' ILES . . . . HARRIS JACKSON . . ELEANOR JACOBS . . G. F. JANSSHN . . . . . EIIEANOR JENKINS, KKI' , , FREDBRIC R. JOHNSON . , SIEc:IfRIED JOHNSON, HKA . . LOUISE JOLLY, KA . . . JANE JONES, SIIM . . JOIIN JONES, 951 , , l'l0RAClE JOUE'I I' . . BURNli'l l'lE KAIIN . . . FRANK KAIILAN, ZBT . . . . Oakdale . Harrisonburg . Lake Providence . . . . Alma . . . Eunice . . Baton Rouge . New Orleans . .Shreveport . Coushatta . . New Orleans . . . Bonita . . Baton Rouge Binghamton, N. Y. Port Arthur, Texas . . . . . Pitkin . Tallapoosa, Ga. . .Lake Charles . . Port Allen . . . . Boyce . . Ft. St. Leon . . Bogalusa . .Crowley . . De Ridder . Hanover, N. J. . . Baton Rouge . .Donaltlsonville . .Alexandria . .Oberlin . . Baton Rouge . . . Slidell . .Shreveport . Springfield, Ill. . . .CairO, Ill. . Pine Bluff, Ark. . . Baton Rouge . New Orleans . .Ruston . . Shreveport . . . Rayne . . Drew, Miss. 7- U 1' Q' 1 A ,,.. I l Q v gps V-.1 .k A 'III I, . v '- ji ,, JIU I . .. lf, f -ITI-.. Q-,1 EI 'F Ci' Mi i g- 1- ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' IfIARoI.n KAPEAN, ZBT . . JEFF KEEBLER, EAE . . JESSE KEES . . . . Joi-IN PEGUES KEIIIIEY' . . JoIIN ICENIJA . . . MAURICE KENNY . . LAWRENCE KIERN, JR. . . MICIIEAI. KII.IzUs, OKN . . T. W. Kl.EINPETER . . Rox' A. KNIGIIT . .... . MARGARET A. KNlJBl.OCll, AAIT NIARGIERY LABEE, AAA . . . ASI1'l'ON I.AnoRIIE . . JOE LACOUR . . . PIERRE LAIfEI'I'E . R. J. LA FEEUR . . D. M. LANDRY . , L. R. LANIIRY . . R. C. LAVVRIENCE . . . KA'rIII.EEN LIEABO, AAA . . VVlIoR'I'oN A. LEBEANC . . LI.EwEI.I,x'N G. LEE . . JAMES LEITIIEAD . . FRANCIS G. LE JEUNE . , ARTIIUR LEMANN, TIKA . . FRANK D. I.EsoUIN . . J. II. LIEVEQUB . . MARCH' LIEVY .. . . . AR'I'llUR C. LIWVIS, JR. . . W. D. LOVVIERY . . . EARI. G. LUKE AVI' . . RAYMOND H. LUMRI' . . JACK MACGRIEGOR . . T. B. MAGEE . . CIIARI.Es MAl.'I'Z . . BENNIE MARcEI.I.o . . . MARIE LOUISE MARCIIANII . . EARI, MAX' . ..... . MARX' FRANK MAYES, AXQ . . JAMES B. MEAuouRs . . . . l6I . . Alexandria . .Rayville . . Lecompt . . . Alexandria San Antonio, Tex. . . New Orleans . . Shreveport . Berwick . . . .Donner . El Dorado, Ark. . .Thihodaux . St. Martinville . . Marksville . .Mansura . . Pau France . . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . . . Luliug . .Pineville . .Shreveport . .Reserve . .Batchelor . Lake Charles . . Baton Rouge . Donaldsonville . Baton Rouge . Lake Charles . .Shreveport . . Baton Rouge . Haughton . .Centreville . . De Ridder . . VVhite Castle Tylertown, Miss. . Houston, Texas . . . Lafourche . .Innis . . Hebert . . Baton Rouge . .Merryville ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' MARCUS E. MCBRHJE . . . . . FREDER1CK VON MCCAMMON, HKA MURPIIX' MCEACHERN . . . . JOHN RonER'1' MCELWEE . . J. S. MCGRATH . ..... . BH.l.1E CONRAD MCK.AX', B20 . . MARY LOUISE MCKAY, B210 . . ROIZIERT L. MCK1-1H.L1Ps . . . WILLIE RUTH MCNEEl.Y, AXS2 . . MARGARli'l' MliANS, AZ . . Jo MECHI.1N, AZ . . . OsKAR R. MENTON, BE . . Hom.xs H. ME'l'CAl.lf, AFP . . EDWARD MEYER . . . . WILMA B. lVlICl'lAEl, . . JACK D. MlDDI.E'1'oN . . DARRELL P. MlI.I.ER . . RonER'1' I-I. MoI.Es . . J. LLOYD MOORIE . . J. S. MOORE, EN . . Doius MORGAN . . . . HARRY S. MORR1s, KA . . Al.l RED J. Moss, AXA . . L. M. MURov, ZBT . . JACK MURRAY . . . . . ERNEST V. NAIIR, AXA . . GEORGE NEI,soN, EN . . VANCE NORMAND . . -JAMES L. OAKEs . . . . LOUISE M. OGDEN, AAII . . lVIA'l l'll2 LOU OXFORD . . LENORA PALMER . . LOUISE PARKER . . MARJORIIE PARKER . . TIIOMAS E. PARTRICII . . JOHN C. PEDDY . . . CARL H. Pli'1'liRSON . . ERNEST M. PINO . . HAROLD P1'rRE . . . . ORLEANS A. PITRE, A230 . l62 . . .Jonesboro . . . . Pine Bluff, Ark. . . .Shongaloo . . . Delhi . . New Orleans . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Harrisonburg . .I.indsay . . . . . Ida . . Baton Rouge . . Franklinton . . . . .Shreveport Port Arthur, Texas . . Cotton Valley . Yazoo City, Miss. . . .Longstreet . . Baton Rouge . . New Orleans . Gulfport, Miss. . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Lake Charles . . Shreveport . . . Livingston . . Summit, N. J. . . .Minden . . Marksville . . .Leesville . . Havana, Cuba . . Baton Rouge . .Jackson . . Shreveport . . .Zachary . Tuscaloosa, Ala. . . . . Oil City Binghamton, N. Y. . . Havana, Cuba . . . Cut OFF . Cut Off ae- ri 9- ' Q-J 61 F I gg' f tx i..,.,,g. - . - 5 ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' J. 15. POCIIIE, JR, . . J. B. Powlcm. . . EI.IZABli'I'lI POWERS . . RAYMOND PRRMRAUX . . EDGAR H. PRITCIIARID . . L. M. QUIN . . M. H. RAIIIE . . S. S. REID, GE' , . MARX' RICHARDSON . . YVONNE Ruscku . . JOSEPIIINE RINAUDO . . ED Rxvur, JR., 93 . . . T. W1N'1'1zRs ROACH, EAE R. IIOWARD ROBINSON . . SPENCER N. M. Ross . . CAROLYN R0sEN'1'HAr. . . DOROTHY ROWLAND, B230 O. B, ROWLAND, EN . , DOROTHY ROY, AAU . . N IEWTON ROY . . . NORRIS ROCK, Al'l' . ANDREW Russo . . CLIFFON RYAN . . SIDNEY SANDOZ, JR. . . BERNARD B. SAXON . . MARCEI.l.E Sc1HsR'1'z . . LDOTA ScHn.1.1No . . . . JACKIE MARlli SCIIROIZDRR . . P. Russian. Sc1oR'1'1NO . . J. A. SDAB , . . . . EDGAR Slav1fRsON . . . . . Amite . .Eunice . Baton Rouge . .Gueydan . . Norfolk, Va. . . Osyka, Miss. . . Fort Wayne, Ind. . . . Amite . .Norwood . New Orleans . Plaquemine . . . . Lockport . . Memphis, Tenn. . . . Berwick . .Canada . Baton Rouge . . . Welsh . Baton Rouge . .Mansura . . Marksville . . Nwe Orleans . . Fredonia, N. Y. . Baton Rouge . . . . .Opelousas Ocean Springs, Miss. . . .New Orleans . Franklinton . . New Orleans . . New Orleans . . . . . Vidalia Binghamton, N. Y. SARAH EI.IZABlE'l'1'l SHANKLIN . . . . . Baton Rouge MERVIN SHA1-1RO, ZIH' . . DON SIIAVV, AEG, . . E. D. SHAW, JR.. EX . . W. M. SHAW, GKN . . S. I-I. SHIFF, ZBT . . JANE SHROPSIHRD, AAA . . NORMA SIIUBERT, AXQ . . MCHUOH SIMMONS . . . . . .Oakdale . . New Orleans . . . Bastrop . . New Orleans . . Bude, Miss. . .Shreveport . . New Orleans . Baton Rouge ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' AI.'I'oN SIMMS . . ZEPIYI B. SISSON . . LOUISE SI.AoI.E, X52 , . E. F. SLEIIGE . . . PIIII.I.IP M. Sl.lilE'l' DORIS T. SMI'I'II . . GEORGE E. SMI'I'II . . . JAMES MoNRoE SMITII, J MARY SMITII, X52 . . AN'I'oNIo SOIIER, JR. . . A. L. SoMMERs . . J. D. SONIIER . . Joe SPAULDING . . A. P. SPo'I'o . . . . . CATHERINE S'l'ANl.lEY, KA OLIVER S'I'ANnuRY . . FRANK S'I'AN'I'oN . . . AI.ExINA S'I'EvENsoN, KA MARY LOUISE S'I'EwAR'I' . J. E. S'I'0CKs'I'II.I. . . . Jos. G. S'1'UI.u, ITKA . . FRE'I'A SuI.I.IvAN . . . S'I'EI.I.A SWAR'I'z . . . . CARoI.YN SYVEYENEY, AAA R. P. SVVIRI5 II, EAE . . LII.I.IAN r.llAYl.0R, X52 . LOURA TEMI'l.lE . . . JoEI. C. r1lll0MASON . . GLENN T. TIIoMIfsoN . RICIIARDVTIYIOMIISON . . DoRo'I'IIY 'IlIP'l'0N, B220 . TIIoMAs Tomi, APP . . SoI. ToRRos, QIIIA . . . JAMES L. FFREADWAY . . AI.vIN J. TRICIIE . . . J. E. TUMMlNEI.I.O, QKN IIENRY E. rIlURNl5R . . . LII,A D. VARNADO . . A. J. VICARO . . . D, V. VIDRINE . . R., KE . . . . . Baton Rouge . . . . Bonita . Lake Providence . . . Crowville . . Alexandria . . Baton Rouge . . Orange, Texas . . Baton Rouge . . . .Pineville Ciales, Puerto Rico . . . Baton Rouge . .Vinton . . .Anacoco . . Tampa, Fla. . Beaumont, Texas . . . . . Iota . . Portland, Ind. . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . New Orleans . . Shreveport . . Baton Rouge . . . Slidell . . Baton Rouge . . Alexandria . .Dodson . .Rayville . .Arcadia . . . Colfax . New Orleans . . . . . Welsh Santurce, Porto Rico . . . .Alexandria . Baton Rouge . .Colfax . . Innis . . . Bolivar . . BatoII Rouge . Ville Platte 1,1 2 l 'Ev' 'Msg 4-.nw N 5 'hell 2' I ' 1 ' ' 4 I lL ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ' ERICII VOSS . ....... . . Hamburg, Germany Ru'I'1'I CURI. VVACKIERMAN, X52 . . . J.D.WAnE.. . .. FRANCES WALK, AXO . . NORA LUCll.l.li VVALL . . HARRY VVALTIERS, IIKA . . H. D. WARO, IIKA . . JOSEIIII F. WARI1, IIKA . . RU'rII R. WARO . , . . . JOSEPIIINE L. WATKINS, AA LE'I'IIA WA'I'KINS . . . . ISLOISE WATSON, AXQ . . GEORGE VVARIE . . BARRON WEBB . . . FELIX H. WEBSTER . . AUDRY WEEKS, B20 . . MA'I'l'Ill.IlE WEILL, EAT . . JULIA VVEl.l.liS, B20 , . WILLIAM WESTEROOK . . A JAMES VVlIA'l'l.lEY .. . . . J. RANEOLPII VVI'1ll'Pl.lE, KE JOE M. VVlII'l'FlEl.D . . . J. H. WILEY . .... . FREDDYIE WILLIAMS, AAA . VVARREN W. WII.I.IAMSON . EARL I-I. WILLIS . . . . ERMIS C. WILSON . . AI.IlliRT VVINIJIIAM . . MARX' ALICE WISE . . CoNS'rANcE WOLEE . . BOE WOODWARIJ, AXA . . T. P. WOODWARO, IIKA . , LUCILLE Woos'I'ER, -PM . . DAVID WRIGI-I'I' . . . J. W. WRo'I'EN, JR. . . JACK WYl.Y, KA . . ALFRED YOUNG . . JOIIN En YOUNCIZR . . EMILE ZACI-IARIAII . . RENNIE ZEVE, EAT . . . . New Orleans . . . Clarks . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Laurel, Miss. . Pine Bluff, Ark. . . New Orleans . . New Orleans . .Opelousas . . . Welsh . . Baton Rouge . .Columbia . . . Marion . .New Orleans . .Leesville . .Abbeville . Ponchatoula . .Bastrop . .Georgetown . . Baton Rouge . .Tallulah . McKinney . .Shreveport . St. Joseph . .Arnaudville Greenwood, Miss. . . . Merryville . . Baton Rouge . . . Opelousas . . Pine Bluff, Ark. . . Baton Rouge . . . Franklin . . Baton Rouge . . Haynesville Lake Providence . . . . Bunkie . . . Bunkie . . Baton Rouge . . Shreveport FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .....,... ,,.,,. R USSELL LONG Vice-President ....... .,..,,. B os C1-:INN Secretary-Treasurer ..., JOSEPHINE BOYD Lonsz. Bovd. Chinn The Pres man Class fiAIlRIIil. R. Anor, KI' I A JAMICS P. ACllIlIl . . . . j. W. AIJCOCK . . JOHN AliIl'l'KliIi . . . XXNTIIONY Aoos'rA . . NIARGUI-IRI'I'l5 ANIlI'IIiSlJN, K MARJDRIE ANN1soN . . IEr.r.EN ARCIQNBAUX . . ,IDAN ARCICNEAUX . . . RUTH AllNfJlJl.'I', A A II . . ARNo1,D A. AU'1'1N . . El.lZAllli'l'lI AVIIRA . . NIAIIBI. Cr.A1RE AVIERY . . lIAR0l.Il AYME . . . S'rAN1.EY IJ. BABIN . . Josie BANCO . . EIWVIN BANKS . . . . . MARIAN BANKS . . . . Nlll,lDRIilJ BANNICRMAN, K El,IZABIi'l'II BAN'rA, It 21 0 A.. A FRESHMAN CLASS . San juan, P. R. l'ZS'I'llliR AGUIIIARIJ . . . . .Basile . . Paincourtville LYNDON B. ,ALLEN . Winnfield . . . . Alto Cl.ll 'l'ON AMMONS . . . Many . . Alexandria JESSE O. ANIJIERS . .... Jena . White Castle GEDRGI-: ANDERsoN, . Sanford, Fla. S E C O N D R O W . . Shreveport MARIE ARPIN, A A H . . . . . Gueyclzm . Baton Rouge T. 0. ARRiNo'roN . . Dry Prong . . . Rayne LEWIS IE. ASlll.IiX' . . . . . Gulfport, Miss. . Baton Rouge lCME'l l' ASSI5l l . . . . . Mansfield . Plaquemine BOON A'I'KINSfJN, ,II K A . . . Baton Rouge T H I R D R O W . . . . Houma RICHARD BACII . . . Johnson City, N. Y. Smithfield, N. C. .IDHN L. BAt:ENs'r . . . . ....... Leesville . . Baton Rouge j. F. BAIIM, JR. . .... . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil . . . Norco NBVA jo BAKER, A X S2 . . ..... Port Allen . . Dupless-is JOHN A. BALI. . .... Alto F O U R T H R O W Camaguey, Cuba JOE W. BARIIAM, E X . . . . . Oak Ridge . . Baton Rouge BERYI. BARNET1' . . Denham Springs . Baton Rouge EDWARD j. BARRIi'l l', Z X . . . . . Alexandria . . Shreveport AR'l'IlUR BARRY . . . .Sunset . jeanerette JACK BARRY, 2 N . . . Plaqucmine ICS f I. ,IA 'ff' I 'l X K ,. eqfflf 1 ' PAUL l5AR'I'MIiSS . . . Enrrn l'lAR'l'0N, X I2 . . MAUIIICIE BAUER . . . JACK BIIAIRII, K A . . Woonkow Iimkn . . CASMER A. l'lIiI,NlCK Mu,:NoNN1c IQVANS Iilakman , . A. J. l'lIiR'I'RAM . . . . . ARTHUR C, I51as'r, A PJ fl- . .lAMlas A. linen . . . . CIIARLIIS C. BI.00MI lI'II.Il, K E lUAN1'rA Bl.ou1N .. , . . Moklus limnucu . . WILLIAM Bol.'roN . . A- Ii. HONNAIIICI. . . RAY lioumumux . . MARY BOURGIEOIS . FRANK Bowmzs . . . W. T. Bowmas . . . JOSEPHINE Bow, K A . . FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST . SlIl'lIVl'p0l'I . . . . . Kahn Millm-rslnnrgf, Iowa . . . Sllrcvcport . . BIIIOII RIIIIQL' SEC Scllcllcctalcly, N. Y. . . . Port Allen . . New Orlm-:Ins . Memphis, Tenn. . . . .Pelican TH . lintnn Runga' . lintnn Rongv . .Alcxaunlrlzl . Vnchcrlc . Mcrt:lll'ln' ROW 4NI.IIIiR'I' T. llIiCNIiI. . . BlakNAun BIEHSON . . Il. I.. lS1n,ANc:laR . . . BARBARA ll!-Il.I., X 12 . G.-nmla llIiI.l. . . . . D ROW l0iIiI'lIINIi Ii1ossA'r, A .A R. l,. li1zla'l 1'n . . . . A Ronncm' lfRANC1s Ii1.AN1c . . . C. M. lix.Aklcs1.1iY . Iannmxkn IsA.-IC lil..-INUI I R D R O W l'lRANCI-ZS IioNNlaR . . . IARII M AR1 Ii l.OllISIC ISUN N I'I'I I'I' I. M. ll0RI1l'Il.IJN . . . PAUIJNIQ Iiosluurre . PAUL Iinunklmu . . FOURTH ROW . . Port Allen . Baton Rnngv . New Orleans . . . Clinton . Bzltnn Rouge l. I ,f I .O ff Y K.. I s fx 1.- BI5A'I'RICIK BRACIUN . . I2nNA lVlAIE BRAN'I'I.IiX' lVlARI.IN llRASVVIiI.I., E IN . . . . BERNARD F. BRIQAUX, E A I PIERCE' IiluamnsN . . . 169 . . . .I.nl'y . lintnn Rnngc . . .ll0lIIIl1l . . lintml Rong:- f I Port Artlnlr, lvx. . , . SlII'l'Vl'130I'I . .... lVl0I'g'1lIIZII XV:lsl1iln.:tnn, IJ. V. . . . .l'I'IlIllillII XVI-st lll'lt'IIJI, Ark. . liznon Rungv . . lintnn Runga- . . . Mznrksvillc . .l'nsc:lp,'nnl:1, Miss. . . lircnnx liriclgn' . Port Allcn . Slanlglncr . Mlnllcn . . . llonmzl . liuton Rouge IRVING BREEN . . . MOZELLH BREWTON . . . MARGUERITE BRIGGS . . . ALYCE JOYCE BROUSSARD DORIS BROUSSARO, A A II MERRILL BROWN . . . SAMMIE I-I. BROWN . . SARI V. BROWN . . . . STANLEY BROWN . . . A. VVARREN BROWNIPIELO, K A A. J. BUOUET . . . . . IEOWARO G. BURLIEIGII, II MARGUERITE BUSII . . . Es'rEI.I,E L. BUTLER . . . ROWENA BUTLER . . MARCEI, P. CAIBOS . . RALPH CAIN . . . . JOIINNIE CAI.'rON . . . . TIIOMAS CAMPANELLA . . MARY LOU CARAIJINE, X K A KZ.. FRE SHM New Orleans Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Lake Arthur . New Iberia SEC . Shreveport Baton Rouge Baton Rouge . Mangham Baton Rouge THI . .Houma . Opelousas . St. James . Port Allen . Mangham F O'U New Orleans . . Bunkie . Columbia Baton Rouge Baton Rouge AN CLASS FIRST ROW Y RUTH BROUSSARD, A . Q . . A. R. BRoUssEAU, 2 X . . J. C. BROUssEAU, 21 X . . HAROLD E. BROWN . . JOSEPH W. BROWN . . OND ROW A. L. BRYAN, JR. . . J. I-I. BRYANT . . . LILLIAN BRYSON . . . BESSIE BUJOL, A A II . . MARTHA BUNCII . . . R D R O W ALFRED T. BUT'l'ERWOR'I'I-I, A 2 fb H. W. BYRD . ...... . DAVID S. BYRNSIDE, JR. . . N. J. CABALLERON . . MARJORIE CAGLE . RTH ROW WILLIAM A. CARAWAY . . MARIAN CARDINALE . . ALLEN H. CARLISLE . . . . J. D. CARTER . ..... . MARY PEARL CARVILLE, A Z . . 170 . . . Kaplan . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge Pottsboro, Tex. . . Thibodaux . Baton Rouge . . Tallulah . Shreveport . . Alexandria . . Tallulah . New Orleans . . Bogalusa . . Abbeville . Napoleonville . . . Dodson . Baton Rouge . Independence . Fitler, Miss. . . St. Rose . .Carville MARIAN CASCIO . . . VIRGINIA Rossa CASUN . . MIzI.vIaRN CAs'rAv . . . . EDWARD CAS'l'lil.l.ANOS, JR. . RENII Sll.Vl0 CAS'l'lil.l.ANOS, fl- MARIII I.UClI.l.li CIIAMIIAGNIQ A'I'Wl5l.l. CIIAMIIION, 0 K N CLYDE E. CIIANIQI' . . . . JUS. A. CIIII.DRIcss . . . CARI. K. CIIII.'I'oN, 21 N . . GI.IsNN P. Cl.ASliN . . . . ANNIII LLOYD Cl.AwsoN, II I GIzoRcIa W. CLINII, A X A . R. L. CLINIQ, A K IC . . . . CoRNm.IA Conn . VIfI.IvIA Coma . . . . RoImR'I' N. Comes, JR. . . I'IllI.IiN Col.I.INs . . . . . RonnR'I' W. CoI.I.INs . . . WILLIAM I.. CoI.vIN, JR., O S v-4 Cv.. . FRESHMAN CLASS . .Kenner . .Shreveport . Baton Rouge Havana, Cuba llavana, Cuba FRANK I.. CAS'l'll.l.li , ANl'1'A CA'l'llliR . . GIENIEVIIZVIE CA'I'I.Ia'I I' FRANCES CAzIsDIcssUs, lSAlllEl. CIIAMPAGNIE . S E C O N D R O W . Baton Rouge lion CARSON CIIINN, . . Shreveport T. ALVIN CllISll0l.M . . . Clinton IE. B. CIIRIs'I'IvIAN, JR . New Orleans N. J. CIIIRIANO . . . . . Houma BIIVIQRIA' IC. CLARK, T H I R D R O W . New Orleans M. Q. Coco . . . . . Shreveport PIcARI.Ia CDIIIQN, E A . . Dc Ridder . Lake Charles . . Leesville FOU . . . .Ball . . Covington Ft. Worth, Tex. Ft. Worth, Tex. . . Jeanerette FRANCIS Coma . . . GIcNIavIlavIc Coma, A 'l'oDD Coma , . . R T H R O W Joslavn CoMI'AI:No . . EDWIN M. CONDIER . W. J. CONRAD . . FAYE Cooxsm' . . RAvIa COOKSHY . l7I A KA.. Il.. 'r AA.. Port Al'llllll', Tex. . . New Orleans . . . . Elton . Baton Rouge . Baton Ronge . . New Orleans . . . . Eunice . . . .hvelsh . . New Orleans . Baton Rouge . . liorclcloxlvillc . Jzlckson, Miss. . Mlfcflllllli, Miss. . . Baton Ronge . . Blllllll Rouge . . New Orleans . . Ct'llll'Illl1l, Ill. . . New Orleans . . . . Clarks . . . Clarks MIaI.IIA lfRl.INlE Coxn . WM. S. URIIIIIIN . . . . .IAMI-:s C. CROSS . . . MAI' I5oI.I.INc: CROSS, K VINCIQNI' A. CUl.U'l l'A 'l'oM Ii. lJAl.Zll'II.. ll K A DoRI'cI-: R. DAvIIIsoN . JACK DAvIs . . , WAYNII li. DAVIS . . VVII.I.IAM J, DAVIS . . PAI.MIIR VVM. lJl5l.0'l'lCUS 'l.lllliI.MA LIIII l7lilVlli'l'Z 'l'oM DII RUUICN . . . IiI.sA IIII VRIIcs, 23 A 'I' . MAURICII Ina VRIIIS, Z Ii JACK Dll.WOR'I'll . . EMMA lJIXON . . . . WII.I-'Rlco M. DIXON . . joIIN DoIIIcR'I'v, K A . l5ASll. Domes . . . . . FRIESHM F l . . Baton Rouge . Clllilillllllfl, Ohio . . . Shreveport . . Baton Rouge . . New Orleans SEC . Shreveport . Baton Rouge . Shreveport . . . Aleo . Houma TH . . . . New Orleans . Pass Christian, Miss. . . . . . New lberia . . . . . Newellton . . NewelltoII FOU . . Shreveport . . liaton Rouge . . . Oakdale . . Baton Rouge . . . . jones AN CLASS RST ROW VIRGINIA CURRY, fl- M . JAMIIS CU'l'llllIiR'l', jR. . . MARY lJ'AGAS'l'1NA . . . JOIIN DAc:r:Ic'I I', A K IC . CIIARI.IIs VV, DAIII.IIIIRn , O N D R O W IIARoI.o G. DAVVIES . . . LUKE Ina FIII.ICIc . . . . NOIIIaR'I' DIE GRAvIaI.I.IIs, K IEvIII.vN DIII.ANIII', X S2 . IIUBICRT F. l,lil.llAYl5 . . I R D R O W FAUCIIIIUX DICIIARRI' . . J. M. DICIIARRY . . . 'l'IIoMAs A. DIDONNA . . jon M. DIIi'I'zIcI. . . . CARI.o A. l7ILIco . , RTH ROW ROBliR'l' FoR'I' DoI.IIs . . MA'I I'IIz MAII DoNocIIuII . DORIS DOUGI-IIaR'I'v . . . JANIJI' DoI'I.II, A A A . . J. J. DRIIIIIQR . . . . . . Ilaynesville . Shreveport Baton Rouge Baton Rouge . AlcxaIIclria . . Vidalia . . Cut Off . Tliihodaux . . Pineville . CllZll'Cllf0ll . Gramercy New Orleans . . Schenectady, N. Y. . Union City, Tenn. New Orleans - ..... jones . . Pine Bluff, Ark. . . . Baker Orange, Tex. Gloster, Miss. I72 I , . . A ll N .. . is ll I 1 I ' If 7 'F ,fri I . l Qi ls I. A . -. ' f ff lil ww . . I l W , M1 ..klI.'llff,f . Ii If , I ff '. .. ROBERT J. DUCREST, 9 K N . . LAMIIERT DUIIE, A X A... KENNE'l'l1 DUNN, A X A.. BESSIE LEE DUPONT GENEVIEVE DUPONT EIJITII EAGLES . . . W. A. ECKIER, JR. . . I-IORACE L. Enm' . . MORRIS EnEI.IvIAN . . A. GERARII EDVVARDS MARIE ELLENIIER . . MARX' CAl.Vl5R'l' ELLIS ,IcA.. SYDNEY ELLIS, JR. . . . . GEORGE JOSEPII ELTIEE . OSCAR ESIITNOSA, fl- I WILLIAM O. EWING, H. B. FAIRCIIILII . . . A.. JR., II K A LEON FEIIDMAN . . ..... GEORGE ROSE FERGUSON, A .A II . . L- J. FERNANIIEZ . . FRESHMAN CLASS F I . St. Martinville . . New Iberia . Baton Rouge . . Plaquemine . . Plaquemine SEC . .Winnfield . New Orleans . l.ake Chai-Ie. Brooklyn, N. Y. . .Marksville TH . . . .Houma . New Orleans . New Orleans . .Shreveport . Havana, Cuba FOU . . Chatham . . . .Lottie . New Orleans . . . Leesville . New Orleans O W RUTII ANSEI. IJURIIAM CI-IARLES 'DUSENBURY . . C. E. DUTSCI-I . . . . JOIIN H. DUTSCII, JR. . MARY A. DUTSCII . . OND ROW FRANCES EIIWARIIS, II I3 ADIEIIE ICGLE . . . . FRANK J. EIIRET . . . . CIIARLIES L. IELIIRIIIGE . VV. T. IELIIRIOGE . . . OW ARGIIIA EsTEss . . . . VIRGINIA EsTEs . . . . EARL CIIENFUIXI' ETZEI, clERAI,DlNE EVANS . . . VVALTER EVIERSMEYER . . RTH ROW LEONARD FISHER . . . LESLIE ALLEN FITCII . . SAIIIE JUNE Fl'l'ZGlZRAl.D C. J. FITZPATRICK . . JOHNNIE FLOYD . . FIFTH ROW MYRL FLOYD . .... .... J ena FRANKLIN FLEMING, E X . . . Baton Rouge W. P. FOIL . ..... . Bogalusa DALLAS FONTENOT . . . .Basile MARGARET FONTENOT . . . Eunice 5 Q I l 'S I A J ffl f ' I V , A I I J -r 'A' ,........v .,, -.. SIDNEY FREDERXCK . . AUIIRY FRIEYOU . . . ANGEIIA FRIIEDERICK . . MARY ALLEN FROST . . HELEN JEAN FRUMHOEE, EAT . Shreveport New Orleans . . Tulsa, Okla. Baton Rouge Baton Rouge . ,AlCXZlllLll'lZl New Orleans . .Marrero . .Bastrop . Sugar Land, Tex. . . , .Grayson . Lake Providence . . . Homer . . . Basile New Orleans New Orleans Baton Rouge Baton Rouge New Orleans .Baton Rouge . Arnandville . .Jennings . Dallas, Tex. . Thibodaux Overton, Tex. J. B. FRYE, JR. . . GLYN FULLER . . . AI.LEN FUSELIER . . . CATHERINE FUSELIER . . ETI-IEL FUSELIER . . . HARVEY A. GARRE'r'I', A K RANDOLPH GAUTREAUX . . ALBERT GEORGE . . . . MIl.lJRElJ GERAl.IJ . . JOIIN C. CEERDSEN . . GEORGE S. GILFOIL, Z X . DAN GISCLARD . . . . . EDVVARD ROY GLEASON . . MAE ADEI,l.E GLEASON, A GORDON B. GNAM . . . . Es'rIIER GRANGBR . . . Lors GREEN . . . . TIIoMAs W. GREEN . . EMIL GREENWALD . . J. B. GREMXLLION . . J. L. GUEYMARD, O K N F. C. GUII.BEAU . . . . . CARL J. GUIIIIIORY . . . . WILLIE MAE GUIIILORY, A fIENRY A. GUNN . . . li. A, TI AII FRESHMAN CLASS F I R S T R O W . . Shongaloo DAVID GALLMEYER . . . .Oakdale ARTHUR GAMDLE . . . . . Oberlin WARD GAMBLE . . . . . Thibodaux EUGENE B. GARBER . . . Thibodaux GENEVIEVE GARNER . S E C O N D R 0 w . Baton Rouge FLOYD GETSINGER, II . . . Mathews BLANCI-IE GIBBENS, A Endicott, N. Y. A. T. GIBSON, JR. . . . . Jackson WM. C. GIBSON, JR., . Lake Charles NORMAN S. GILBERT, T H I R D R 0 W . . . Omega HAROLD E. GOLDEERG, . Donaldsonville J. L. GOLSAN, A K E . . Hahnville VIVIAN GORE . . . . New Orleans South Mansfield F O U . Baton Rouge . . . Bastrop . Baton Rouge . New Orleans . Long Bridge RTH R A. L. GRACE . . . RUSSEI. GRAFMILLER . OW Hov GRIGSBY . . . JUSTIN GROSS, 2 N . EDWIN B. GRONER . . JEANE'I rE GRUMEACII SALVADOR GUAs'rELLA, FIFTH ROW . .Carville . Crowley . . . .Elton . . Ville Platte St. Francisville I74 BORIS HAAsE, JR. . . . HAROLD HAAs . . . KATHRYN HANNAMAN GEORGIE HANNIE . . ELAINE HANSEN, X Q Memphis, Tenn. . . .Minden . . Grand Cane . . Morgan City . . . Clinton K . New Orleans A A . . . . Baton Rouge . . . . Homer A X A . . . . . Bastrop 9 3 . . . . St. Bernard Z B T . . . Lecompte . . . .Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . .Plaquemine . Portland, Ind. . . . .Hellin Lake Providence . . Shreveport . . . . Istrouma KI' I A . . . . Vedado, Havana, Cuba . New Orleans . Madisonville . . . . Baton Rouge . . . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge LONNIE G. IIARDY . . . . . rFIIOMAS IIAruuzm. . . . . . MARJORIII I'IARRING'I'0N, .A Z MAXINIE IIAIuuNo'roN, A Z . . Geo. J. IAIARRIS, E A II . . .lliSSlIi J. HAYDEI. . . . FAYE HAYES . .... . VIRGINIA DARE IAIEAED . . VIZLMA Iflnnnm' . . . . . BE'rrY HIECKER, II II . . Amex I-IEss . ..... . RALEIGH I-I. HIEEARD, A I' I' Woomtow I'IIGG1NEo'ruAM . . N0l.AN I'IIMlil4 . . . . BOYD AI.nER'r I'IINGLli . . I-Iu.DA HOKENSON . . . . KATIIIERINE Hornkoox, X I2 . . ARCIIIE L. I-Ior.r,AND, JR. . . . CLYDE 'PIIOMAS IIoI.LowAv . I.AzEm.E Hor,MEs, A Z . . . Al.lfRlilJ IIUCK, A K II . . ELEANOR ANN I-Iuouns, K .A Jo1'1N E. IIUGIISTON . . . . FI.U1'r'r IC. IIUNDLEY . . . IIERMAN HUPPIERICII . . FRESHMAN CLASS FIRS , . . Oil City Pine Bluff, Ark. . . . Oil City . . . Oil City . Baton Rouge SEC . . Good Hope . . Greensburg . . . Gretna . . . lstrouma Ottnmwa, Iowa TH . .Morganza . New Orleans . New Orleans . VVhite Castle . New Orleans F O U . Baton Rouge . . . .Rayne . Grand Bayou . . . Minden . Baton Rouge OND R T ROW IIICNRY I.. HARRIS . . lf. II. IIAUFFII . . . . Al.Mlli IIAUSIER, II 22 0 t'ARo1. ANN IIAUSMANN, ICIIIVARD C. IIARVARD . . O W Moluus IIECKER . . . . ZlA'l'.. Ros' IIIEIDIEIJIIERG, E A IC . . . AGNES IIENDIERSON . . . ANDREW IIENIIBRSON . . CAkoI. Ifllcnznekc, 21 A 'I' IRD ROW RTH R JULIAN Hntscn . . LAD III'rE . .... . JAMES B. Honors, E N . . CURTIS IIODGIES . . . NoRMA Ilonmzs . . 0 W JACK I'Io1.'r, K E . . ROBIN M. Hoon . . filiORClZ I'IovmNs . . K. DALE I'I0l'KINS . . EARL W, IIORNE . . FIFTH ROW . Independence . Natchitoches . . . Omega . . . Monroe . Baton Rouge l75 CEcn. IIUTCIIINSON . . MARJORIE IIUTCIIINSON lVlll.'l'0N IRIZARRY, 'If I A O'r'ro IRIZARRY, fb I A . Gus M. IRv1Nc: . . . . . Baton Ronge . New Orleans . Baton Rouge . New Orleans . ,Bunkie . New Orleans . Jackson, Miss. . . . Zachary Greenville, Miss. , Baton Rouge . New Orleans . New Orleans . Baton Rouge . . Rosefield . Minden , Plain Dealing . . . . VVc'lsl1 . New Orleans . . Rhinellart . Ruffsdale, Pa. . . Jennings . . .Corbin . . Puerto Rico . . Puerto Rico . . Sandheimer Ronmvr BACIIMAN JACK EMILIC JACOB . . . . Aoumc Jlcvvram. . . . SIIIRLHY J0l l RION , . F0N'rA MAY JOHNSON PAUL KARAM . . . M. Al.BliR'l' KARRR . . JAMES JACOB KA'l'Z . . DAN J. Krsmfl-'ra . . . . R0nlzR'r D. KIENIDRICK . JOHN J. KIl,I.l5l5N . . . BIi'l I'Y KlI.I,fJORlE, K A . W. S. KrNnr:RoraR . . Annum' KINCAXD . . FORREST KING . . ICARI. JOSEPH KNfIIl'l' . . LRONARO R. KNIGHT . . FAY KAlGl.liR, 'If Al , , Al.BliR'l' KRlfIliR . . . VVAI,'rliR KUlEBl,!iR . . DORRIS LAMnRleMON'r, 'Ir THOMAS LAMON'r . . Ewrsm. I,ANnRnNrcAU . . CARI, M. LANDRY . . . LARRY D. LANDRY, E X M FRESHMAN CLASS . New Orleans . New Orleans . . New Roads . . Long Bridge . 'l'eague, Tex. SEC . . Oberlin . . . Crowley . . . Shreveport . Vicksburg, Miss. . . . , .Jena TH . New Orleans . . Shreveport . . Plaquemine . . Ft. Necessity . . Alexandria F O U . . . . Zachary Port Arthur, Tex. Holly Bluff, Miss. . . .Oak Grove O W BURNIEY IEOWIN JONlss Draros JoNlcs . . . ICs'rrn.x.e JORHAN . . . Mxculn' JuNo'r, li 21 0 fili0RGli KALH. . . . O N D R O W A1.rR1cO KICNDRICK . . SAM J. Kl5N'l' . . . . PAUL Knssl.laR, Z Ii 'I IRD R RTH R J. l'lAROI.D Kms' . . l.AURrrz T. KJliRUI.l-'l O W N. P. King . . P. D, KlNSliR . . . CI,ll 'l'0N Knmv . . . JOHN C. KLOCR, K A . rfHOMAS KLOCR, K A O W Al.l RliIl R. KUllI,liMAN J. ltDVVlN Kvma, JR., A JANls'r LACOMIHQ . . . ANNE LACOUR . . . . St. Rose llI5RBliR'l' G. LAMBHRT F i F 1 H R o w . New Orleans lEl.lZAl'1li'l'll LANDRY, X . . . Sulphur JRAN LANDRY, A A A . . Plaueheville CA'l'lIliRINli LANIUS, X . . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge I76 IRraNr: LANIUS, X Q . FRANK LARSEN . . . u ,xx lx lu . . 'SZ S2 . . Tallulah . . Bogalusa . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . . Rayville . Baton Rouge . . Lake Charles . . . .White Castle VVilmin5.:ton, Del. . . Lake Charles . Baton Rouge . . . Oberlin . Baton Rouge . Cheenyvillc . Cheneyville . Houston, Tex. . . New lheria . Baton Rouge . .Morganza . Metairie . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . .Shreveport 1 I ..1 , - if if 'S rj'- . -,1 4' Y Z . get il '- It 2' I- l .-0 4438 glam -S: uf'-J I-A I l Leo F. LASSERIS . . R. P. LAUPE .. . . . CAROLINE Ll41l3l.ANC . . . JOYCE LEBLANC, A A II MARIoN LEBLANC, K A CHARLES J. LIEBEY . . ElJY'l'Illf S. LlCll'I'l'll.AU . I-IELENE ES'l'lZl.l.li LIIEBISR PHILIP BEN LIHBER, Z B J- E. LoE . .... . CORXNNE LOWRY . . . . WILLIAM I. LUKE, JR. P. M. LYONS, JR. . . . Mx'NoN MADDEN . . . PEDRO E. lVlALARlE'l', 111 1 BEVERLEY J. MARCUSli . . . S. A. MARKS, Z B T . . . . JAMES MARMANIIE, 21 A F r1'Hl5l.MA MARSl'I . . . . . 9 S Rox' VERNON MAR'I'I N, R. E. Mccan, Jr., z K . . CECIL M. MCCARS'l'l.E . J- S. MCCLANE . . . JACK MCCLUSKEY . . . J- K. MCCOLLUM, H K -mf H V L :A FRESHMAN CLASS FIRS . . Plaquemine . . VVhite Hall . Port Allen . . St. Gabriel . . St. Gabriel SEC - . . . . Hodge . . Union City, N. J. . . . Natchitoches . Shreveport . Shreveport TH . . Lutcher . . Donner . . . . .Crowley . . . . . . . I-Ieflin . Santurce, Puerto Rico FOU . Cristobal, Canal Zone . . . . Baton Rouge ONDR IRDR RTHR T ROW OSBORNE LBBLANC . VIOLA LEE . . . . BERNARD LEEEER . . BoYI.s'roN IBAR'l'l.lE'l 1' LAMAR LEWIS . . . OW R. E. LINIJ . . . . GRANT LINK . . . JosEI-II M. LoMEILLo LI:wIs RUSSIELI. LONG, A K B . . E. V. LOUS'I'AI.0'l' . . 0 w ANClil,0 MALONE . . JIMMY MANCUSO . . RACIIAIEI. MANSINGER ELLIS MANUEL . . A. J. MARCIIANIJ, JR. O W D. T. MAS'I' . . MAX MAY . . . . ,Row . . . Houma Louis MAYER, JR. . . . Baton Rouge MAYER MAYER, JR. . . . . . Winnfield RIIEA MAYER, Z3 A T . . F I F T H R O W . . Baton Rouge R. T. MCCRAINIE . . . . . . . . Slaughter MARIE lVlCCUl.l.0UGll . . . . . . . Lecomprc DAN M, lVlClRONAl.lJ, 21 A I . . Lakewood, N. J. . . New Orleans peel I l - A 1 I I 5 l lk ,N I I77 ANNIE LAURIH MCEUIEN A X Sl . . JESS B. McGII.L . . . . .Abbeville . . Baton Rouge New York, N. Y. . . . . . Selma . . Bogalusa . . New Orleans . . . .Branch . . Havana, Cuba . . New Orleans . . .Franklin . . New Orleans . Lake Charles . .Leesville . Eunice . Innis . . Shreveport . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge VVest Helena, Ark. . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . . . Delta . . Baton Rouge . . Banson, Mo. EDWARD O. MCGUIRI5 . . CLAIRE MCINTYRI2 K K l' W. Y. McLain . . . . FRANK McLAvv . . . . WILLIAM MCLELLAND, JR EDWARD W. MERRI'lA'l' . . MARGARET MERRI'l'l', X S2 MII.LlCEN1' MERRITT, K A JOE V. lVIE'1'CALF . . . . ADELE MEYER . . ALBERT R. MIl.l.ER . . ANGIE MILLER . . . . CIIARLES H. MIl.l.liR . . I'IARRY MILLER . . . EDDIE R. MILLET . . WILLARD MIXON, '9 EI . . JOIINIE MAE MIZENKO . LADDIE MOLLOY . . . . HAI. E. MONROE . . MARGARET MONTAGUE . . PORTER MORRIS . . . . JACK MOSELY, A K E . . WILLIE J. Moss . . . . CIIARI.Es D. MUI.l.l5R . . CIfIARI.Es L. MUNSON . . FRESHMAN CLASS . . Baton Rouge . . . Minden . . . Mangham . . Baton Rouge . . Coushatta SEC . . . . .Gibsland . Lake Village, Ark. . . . Baton Rouge . . . Shreveport . . Crowley TH . Will's Point . . . B:Iton Rouge . . . . . . Sunset North Engl-ish, Iowa . French Settlement FOU . . . . . Bogalusa . . . . Covington McMinnville, Tenn. . . . New Orleans . . DeQuincy FIFIT . . Lockport . . . Monroe . . Crosby, Miss. . . New Orleans . . Slaughter JOIIN H. MCLEOD . . . CIIARLES MCMICI'IAEl. . . BRUNS MEEKER, K A . . . GEORGE T. MERCIER, JR. . FRANK MERRICK, K A . , OND ROW ' P. MICIIAELIDES . . EDWARD MICIIAUD . . . J. A. MICLIAUD . . . . . AR'l'iIUR HUGH MllJlll.E'l'ON VIRGINIA MILFORD, A A II, OW JACK M. MINCKLER, 6 E D. W. MITCIIELL . . . . I'IELlEN ELIZABETH MI'I'CIIE I. HEl.EN PATRICIA lVII'l'CHEl.L CATHERINE MIXON, . . . RTH ROW ARMANDO O. M0RAI.Es . . DAN MORELAND . . . DAMIAN MORELI. . . . . VERNE E. MORGAN . . . 21 i., II 2 O . Oil City . . Mansfield . . Alexandria . . .Amite . Legonier . Cyprny, Greece . . . .Hodge . . . Hodge . Canton, Miss. . . Lake Charles . . . . Bogalusa . . . . Elizabeth St. Petersburg, Fla. . .... . . Bayport, N. Y. . McComb, Miss, . . Havana, Cuba . . Baton Rouge . . . . . Ponce, Porto Rico FLORENCE JANE MORLEY, X 9 H ROW JAMES G. MURCPIISON . . SOLON W. MURPI-IY, E A E ROBERT LEWIS MURRAY, H K A . . . DUDLEY MUTZIGER . . . W. P. NAEOORS . . . Pine Bluff, Ark. . . . . Rayville . . . .Bunkie . . Baton Rouge . Fort Myers, Fla. . . Baton Rouge . . . Many JOE RoY NAMII5 . . . WM. T. NEELY . . CILEN NEIc:IIEoRs . . EvEI.YN NELSON . . PAULINE NIcIIoI.S, X Q SIDNEY N1coI.I.E . . . ANDREW NonI.E . . . . W. O. NonI.E . . . L. P. NOGUES, JR. . . ARVIN I-IUME NOR'I'llUl' . DENNIS O'BANION . . JAMES O'BRIEN . . . . LEONARD W. OLIN . . ELEANOR ORCHARD, X S2 .l- T. OWEN, II K A . . WIIYTE CYLENDOVVIER OW NIcIIoI.As L. PAI.ADINo LI.oYD PAUL . . . . . HN, Ii R A RoWr.AND PEAR, 23 X . . CI.AIRE Plil.l.liRlN . . . PEGGY PENDER, X S2 . . ELAINE PENN, K A . . SIDNEY R. PENNINGTON MARY AGNES PEPE . . FRESHMAN CLASS F I R S T R O W WILLIAM S. NADLER, 21 N . . . . . Houma . . . Gibslantl . .jackson, Miss. Hot Springs, Ark. . . . Oil City S E C . Baton Rouge . . Covington . . .Baker . . Mangliam . . .Arabi T H New York, N. Y. . . . . Beaver New York, N. Y. . . Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge FOU . . White Castle . . White Castle . . New Orleans . . .Ferritlay . . Baton Rouge lim NEsoM . . .... DAVID li. Nli'l l'I,lES, A 21 fb '1lllOMAS A. NEUIIIG, JR. . . . M. M. NEVILS . . . Louis IE. NEWMAN . . OND ROW DOR0'l'llY NoI,AN . . . . NORMAN J. NoI.AN . . . MRS. lvEs N0I.AND, K A . . DovI.E A. NoI.EN, 0 K N YVll,l.lAM NoRRIs . . . O W D. J. ORIoI.o . . IC. l . ORTIZ . . . FRED OSER . . . . l.UI.A Llili Osooon . . l.YNwooD OURSO . . RTH ROW YVll.l.lAM SMI'I'II PECR . tlEoRoE C. Plilill . . . . Ri0RIJON PEER . . ....,. . MRS. MARY UNBIEIIAGIEN PEEVY . . lVlYRllliN J. l,liI.l.liGRlN . FIFTH ROW . . . Dutchtown . . Baton Rouge Brookhaven, Miss. . . . .Istrouma . Bogalusa C. J. Pl5R'l'Ul'l' . . . ANDREW l,lE'I'liRS . . . EMMA Lou l,lZ'l'liRSON . . li. ll. i'li'l'I'l'jIiAN . . . SAM PIIARR . . . . . . . Baton Rouge . . Istrouma . Plaquemine . . . Kinder . New Orleans . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Ronge . . Baton Rouge . . . . Bernice . . . Greenville, Miss. Union City, N. J. New York, N. Y. . . New Orleans . Denham Springs . . BatoII Rouge . . Sicily lslancl Indianapolis, Intl. . . . . Oxford . . Baton Rouge . .Houma . .Baton Rouge Apalaeliicola, Fla. . . Baton Rouge . . . Rayne . . Cecil, Ala. CARoI. A. I'IIII.I.II's . . I.I,ovo I'ICKIs'I I' . . . IVIIRNANII l'ICou . . FAYII PIIIRCII, 'II II . . RAYII PIIIRCIQ, .II II . . JUSIIIIII D. POIRRIIIR . . W. M. PoI.I.ocK, JR., K MARGARIVI' POR'I'IiR . . IIARVIIY II. I'osNIcR, Z I PRosI'IsR L. l,0'I'IN . . . WII.I.ARIm RAIII-'oRII . . ICI.I.IcN RoI,s'I'oN, A A II AR'I'IIUR RAMIRIIZ . . . WINsI,ow RANlJI.Ii . . ICIVIIIIY RAU, E A 'I' . ICI.MIaR Rum, 22 N . . FRANK A. Rum . . IRI2NIa RIIIII . . . . . NIaI,I. REII.IiY, A A A . . Roy M. RIQINII . . . 'I'. F. RICHARDSON . . . LIIQNARII RICIIIIY, E X . EIIUARIIO E. RIVIERA . . . BIassIII M. RonIcR'I' . . . KA'l'IlIiRINli RoIIIcR'I', X I! A IT FRESHM F l . . Baton Rouge . . .Levonia . . lIllIIll0ll1lllX Beaumont, Texas Beaumont, Texas SEC . Burnside . . Mansfield . . .Houma . . Alexandria . New Orleans TH . . .Manifest . . BatoII Rouge . . Guatamala . Port Sulphur . Gulfport, Miss. F O U . . .Leesvllle . New Orleans . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge AN CLASS RST ROW IJoRo'I'IIY PINSKY, Z1 A 'I' . . . . Ruleville, Miss. joIIN BU'I'I.IeR PIIIIIS, K A . . . IIoIIIna AR'I'IIUR R. l,I'l'KlN . . . Hastings, Nelm. RUWIENA I'I'I I'MAN, A A A . .... Amite MoNRoIc lJl.A'l l' . . . . O N D R O W IIIaRIIIaR'I' II. I'o'I I's . . CIRACIC IZ. l'RIasCo'I I' . . I.I,ox'o PRICII . . . . . Ron IiR'l' BRLICII PUIvII'IIRIn' SMII.Iav RABORN, JR. . . IRD ROW CIICII. RIQAII . . . . . MARY BYRIJ RICIIIJING, K A -IAMIIS K. RIIHII . . . . juss RIIIIVIIS, 22 N . SIMS RIIGARIJ . . . RTH ROW MARIoN RICISZNIER . . WII.I.IAIvI I.. RIINOIS . . FRANCIS RICAUIJ . . . P. F. RICIIARos, E N . . . . Gramercy F. J. RICIIARIISON . F l F T H R O W . New Orleans Iinmle RoIzIIR'I'soN . . . . . .Alexandria JOSIIPII VIRNIIR RoIIIcR'I's . . San uan Porto Rico Y . . . .Reserve . .Baton Rouge I.. IEUNICIQ ROIIIcR'I's . . SAMUIII. 'If. RonIcR'I's, A X A RICIIARII RonIeIIAox, 0 ISO . Baton Rouge . Keyesport, Ill. . . .I.lIIClI6l' . .Shreveport . . New Orleans . Pleasant Hill . FaI'meI'ville . . Shreveport . . SlIl'CVC1JOI't . . Shreveport . . Marksville . . Leeomple . . Shreveport . Baton Rouge . . Shreveport . New Orleans . . Patterson . Baton Rouge . . Ferritlay . . De Ritlcler . . Racelantl 'YM '!. N -, IIM, ,I ,I7 I '-Qwli low, .-'.-A -I I Q ' I r ' EVELYN ROBINSON . . . FRANCES B. ROGERS, A A NEAL ROGERS, II K A . MARCIEI. F. ROMACOSA . . BERNICE ROMIERO, IIA M FLOYD BHSSIIE SAMUEL, X 9 . . AI.vIN SANDEEUR . . . JASON C. SANDERS . . . LoI.A MAI! SANDERS . . RoY..... VAL SCIIIZURICII . . . JEAN SCIIIER, A A A . . LED J. SCIIINDLER . . . LUCILLIE SCI-ILEICIIER . . JACOB T. SCIIMID'r, II A IIERMAN SCIIwAR'I'z . . JOHN T. SCo'I I', E X . . T. AUBREX' SCo'I r, Jr. . BERNARD SCULL . . . . JOHN VVALTER SEAGFR . . O. R. SIMMONS . . . . VVAI.'I'IiR J. SIMMONS . . WOODROW W. SIMMONS CAREY SISEMORE, X Q . NEI.I. SRINNER, B :I O . . FRESHM AN CLASS FIRST ROW . . Baton Rouge II . . . . Natchez, Miss. . Greenville, Miss. . . New c,I'l6IlllS . . . . . Welsh S E C . Arabi . Zachary . .Bunkie . . . Caspiann . Pleasant Hill JAMES ROQUIEMORIE . . . PAUL A. Ross, t-I K N . . ALICE RO'I'II, A A ,II . . . IEMELINE R. Ro'I'II, A A II J. B. Roux . .... . O N D R O W ROBERT SANDIFIER . . JACK SANIJOZ . . . IRIENIE SAVOIE . . . LORRAINE SAVOIE . . MICIIAEI. N. SCELsI . . THIRD ROW . New Orleans . . . . Monroe . . Lake Charles . Baton Rouge . New Orleans F O U New York, N. Y. . . Houston, Tex. . . . Winnsboro . Morrillton, Ark. . VVestfield, N. FIF . . . Oil City . Baton Rouge . Mt. HermoII . . Baton Ronge . Jackson, Miss. S'I'ANI.l5Y S. SCl'INIiIDliR . . I2RNEs'r V. SCIIROIJIER . . SIDNEY SCIIUIIDIIR . . . . PAUL SCIIUI.ER . . . . . OLIVER VVHNIJIELI. SCIIUI.'rz R T H .4 O W RU'rII VVIIITAKIER SIiN'l'Iil.I., LLOYD L. SICVIN . . . . OLIVE SIGUR, A Z . . . . CIIARl.0'I I'I2 SILVER, E A T WILLIE SIMM, 9 E . . . T H R O W MANSIEII SI.AUGI'I'l'HR, E A MIiI.BA SLEDGE . . . . . A. J. SMITII . . . . . JAMES II. SMI'I'II . . JFSSIIZ BELL SMI'rII . . ISI K ll.. . . . . Homer . New Orleans . 'l.lllib0ClIllIX . . '1'hibodaux . . PoI't Vincent . New OrleaIIs . .Opelousas . Church Point . . . Crowley . Endicott, N. Y. . . New Orleans . . . . Urania New York, N. Y. . . .Shreveport . . Urania . New Roads . . Montegnt . . . Franklin . New Orleans . . Bogalusa . . . .Baker . Baton Ronge . Baton Rouge . . Lecompte . . .Jena JOHN MADISON SMITH, A LANELLE SMITH . . . . LAWRENCE LLOYD SMITII LONNIE SMITH . . . . VIRCIL SMITH . . . . LoUIs J. SoLARINo . . . TIM L. SORRELLS . . . . DUPRE S. SPILLERS, K A . . VIRGINIA STAGG . . . . LEONARD STEPIIENs, K A . HORACE H SIOVAI I M. O. SToRR, 22 N . . Jov STRICRLAND, K4 II WILIERED STUART, A A NoRMA STULL . . . . . MARGARET TAYLOR, K K 1' L. P. FFERREBONNE . . . GEORGE TERRY, II K A . E. D. TIIoMAs . . . . FRANCES TI-IOMAS, A Z . . LUCILLE rfOGNONI . . LUIs r.l.'ONARELY . . MARIAN TRAIIAN . . D. R. TREIEER . . . TPIEDA TUCKER . . XA . . . FRESHMAN CLASS . . . Bastrop . . Baton Rouge . Memphis, Tenn. . . . . Dubacli . . . Bastrop SEC . Lynbrook, N. Y. . . . . Grayson . . . . Franklin Moss Point, Miss. . . . Coushatta OND THIRD R . . New Orleans . . New Orleans . . -Baton Rouge . Baton Rouge . . New Orleans F O U . Baton Rouge . .Plaquemine . Jackson, Miss. . . Baton Rouge . . . Ferriday WALLACE SMITH, JR. . WILLIAM HENRY SMITH . . . WILLIAM HERBERT SMITI-I, A X J. C. SNYDER, 9 K B . J. L. SNYDER . . . . O W FRANCES STERN . . . WILLA JEAN STEwAR'r . JACK STINSON, K A . . JoIfIN B. STOKES . . . DAVID SToI'I-IER, E A E . . OW CHARLES A. STUTES . J. HARNEY SUMMERS . MILDRED SWITZER . . RUTII TABBR, A X Q . JOHN TAYLOR . . . . RTH ROW HAZEL 'IFFIOMPSON . . DORIS 'TI-IORGESON, A Z BILL R. TII.LEY . . . NELL rFlL'l'ON, A X Q . LEONARD C. TOBIN . . FIFTH ROW . . New Orleans . Havana, Cuba . . . Port Allen . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Baton Rouge I82 SADIE rIlUGENI-IAFI' . . CTWENDOLYN TURNER, K A . . RUBY TURNER . . . . WILLIAM TUToN, K 2 H. FLOYD VALLERY . . . . . Winnsboro . . New Orleans . . .Bastrop . . Vicksburg . Pineville Greenwood, Miss. . . Baton Rouge . . . . Dixie . . Pine Grove . . Baton Rouge . . Youngsville . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Baton Rouge . . Bryceland . . Baton Rouge . . New Orleans . .Covington . . Baton Rouge . .Istrouma . Homer . Ferriday ELRED VARNADO . . MArzn VAUOIIN . . THOMAS VOIILKIQR . . . . FRANK Voss . .... . El.IZABli'I'l1 VVADlJliI.I., A X Q AI.'l'0N I.. WARD, A X A . AUIJRliX' VVASIIBURN, A X Q. FRED WA'rRINs, A K IG . . RACIIIIL VVA'l l', A A H . . LUCILH WA'r'rs .. . . . Dl5l.BER'I' H. WIILCII . . AUIIRRY WIsI.I.s . . . '1'IIOMAs H. WELLS . . WILIIUR WELLS . . .lUNIf N. WIQSLIQY . . CHARLES WHI'I'Ic, Z X . . . I.oUIsIc VVlIl'l'li . . . . . JOHN MIL'I'oN WI'II'I I'INc'I'oN P- E. WIII'r'I'INc:'roN . . . . W. Wilkinson . . . . T. MlI.'l'0N WILSON . . . ALLIII HAYNE VVINDIIAM . . GRAcIa WINN, 11, M . . . J- D. WIN'I'IcRs . . JOHN A. WIN'I's . FRESHMAN CLASS . . . Kentwood . Laurel, Miss. . New Orleans . New Orleans . .Ferriday S E C . Cranford, N. J. . . . Bastrop . .Shreveport . .Rayville . .Chenal T H . . Port BarI'e . Osyka, Miss. . New Orleans . . . Colfax . Baton Ronge FOU . . .Baker . . . . Arcadia . . . . Bnde, Miss. . . Clarksdale, Miss. . . . . Conshatta BIc'I I'x' WAINWRIOIIT, JIMMY VVALRIQR . . l'ilI.I. VVALLACIE . . . D. C. VVALSII, JR. . MARI:UIaRx'rIa WALSH OND ROW MILORIQO WA'rI's . . RonIaR'r G. Wann . . Joie G. VVlCDIlINC'l'0N IC. Rox' VVRILANO, JR. RonIcR'I' VVIQINI-'UR'l'liR I R D R O W ll B .wx .44 ICLIQANOR MAH VVIss'I', .lx 1 SIMON R. VVI2s'I' . . Jlcwlcl. VVIis'I'IIROoK . DAN T. vVli'l I'A . . CARROLL W7llliA'l' . R T H R U W Z.. MARTHA VVII.l.Is'I I', A Z . . MARY lfl.IZABl3'I'lI WILLIAMs, A A II WAL'I'IaR C. VVILLIAMS . . 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He has been ith h U ' ' l w t e niversity tlrough the most impor- tant years of its existence and has labored unceasingly to aid in the tremendous expansion during this time. Under his guidance the military unit has almost tripled in size and has constantly maintained a national rating of excellent.,' The countless improvements that have come about through the direct influence of Lieutenant Colonel Middleton will insure his memory at L. S. U. Physical evidences of his worth are many. But like a beacon-light shining forever as a guide to the youth who have felt its glow is the personality of the man 1. If . . . . . . . nmse . More than a soldier, he is a leader with those characteristics that bind his followers closely to him. More than a teacher, he is a friend to whom the students can turn for advice in any problem. His rare gift of understanding, his unending patience, and his ability to inspire others to greater achievements are traits that will always endear him to the students of Louisiana State University. I 87 T e I United States Army Gfttcers The Corps of Cadets boasts of its larg- est enrollment this year, with a total of 1,?11 cadets, as compared to 1,335 last year. This figure includes 85 Seniors, 106 Juniors, 561 Sophomores, and 959 Freshmen, making the largest corps in the South. An engineering unit, com- posed of over 300 cadets, was estab- lished, and plans allow for a complete Engineering Battalion next session. Left to right, front raw: Smith, R. 1.4.5 Hagan: Middletong Forsythe: Pcrryg Mills. Back row: Jonesg Smith, W. B.g McQuarI-ie. LIEUT. COLONEL TROY H. MIDIJLETON, U.S.A. . Professor ofMil- itary Stienct' and T a c t i c .v and Commandant of Cadets' MAJOR D. FORSYTHE, U.S.A. . . . Range Offcer, Infantry MAJOR HARRY L. HAGAN, U.S.A. . . . . Supply Officer, Infantry CAPTAIN HOWARD R. PERRY, JR., U.S.A.. . . ddjzttant, Infantry CAPTAIN RICHARD L. SMITH, U.S.A. Athletic Offter, Enginetfring LIEUTENANT WILLIAM H. MILLS, U.S.A. .... Eng-int-tring TECH. SGT. S. L. JONES, U.S.A. . . . flssixtant l't'r.vonnt'l fldjzttant SERGEANT WILLIAM B. SMITH, U.S.A.. . . . Asxistartt Adjutant SERGEANT HILTON B. MCQUARRIE, U.S.A. . . . Infantry l88 T ee Ca. et REGIMENTQL STHFF Colonel ............. ........ A BE MICKAL Lieutenant Colonel .............4., ,... J USTIN M. RUCKAS Captain and Regimental Adjutant. .CHARLES F. DUCHEIN Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain and Range Officer ....... and P. and T. Oficer. . . and Supply OWCET ,.., and Athletic Ojfcer ..... and Personnel Adjutant. . Regimental Sergeant Major ..... Regimental Supply Sergeant ...., Regimental Personnel Sergeant. . . . .OSCAR K. ALLEN, JR. . . . .JAMES E. MIXON .......-IOEL MIXON . . .MALDO B. JOHNSON CHARLES H. DAMERON . . , .HENRY H. FRISBIE BERNARD S. PRESSBURG . .MARVIN C. STEWART Left to right: Duchein, Frisbic, Allen, Rulcas, E. Mixon, Pressburg, Mickal, J. J. Nlixon, Johnson, Stewart, Dnmeron. To the Regimental Staff has been added the offices of captain and range oflicer, captain and athletic oflicer, and personnel sergeant- major. The stall: constitutes a body of eleven officers, which functions efficiently in directing the activities of the regiment. I89 -Q: -4 Un , 10 H' ' A , .1-12,2412-xla..v7?f1 1fzt1'1.v. 121!E t'15 - -- . ,x.Ervin11Efr,fwfi:'-.z 4 ' M 1' '.::-- 4' wiki' f V .5 . -..U U , ' ' V- -ffwbif- 4: , .f.,, fl' nfiin. gifs? fi' N1 : IfQ.k:, . ,Mx A ..-as f'-f,fx.-A,.?p1,t Q2- an 'f if ' M .Al t , -Jgfgf, .ho W 1 H'-QVC IN THE SHADOW OF BATTALIGN Allljllf, l2'A'I'l'Illi llI' ...... Ifirxl l.if'11lflm11l, .-l4lj1zl111ll . . Sl'I'fjl'IllIf lWnjnr ..... 1,il'IllI'lIIUIl Culolzrl, Cfillllllllllclillfj . l ir.fl 11il'llfl'1llllIf, .-'l41'jlzla11l. . .S'm'gmrzl M a jur .... I,if'nlr'nanl Colonrl, Cllllllllllllllillff. Jlflajor, l1'xI'l'llfi UL' . . . . . . . Ififxrl 1,f1'I1lr'llllIIl, .'Ia'ju!1u1l . I9O T A 1 qi A , , 1 1 Qf? AQ f E. :VTX Sr'1'ywal1l1Vl11jrn'. . . . . . FIRST BATTALION STAFF I.f1'lllI'IIIllIf Cvlmzwl, Cfmzllznznlizzy . . . l,liMus I.. l 11l.MlcR . IIAkm.n A. BliIlRIi'l' . .ll-:RRY T. BAULCII . Lma C. IIHROMAN SECOND BATTALION STAFF . l1'xN1,lcv P. Cm-:suusxz Major, lfxvrulifzm . ....... '1'lmMAs Ii. GLAZIQ . . . -lolz S. l,Awlu1c . Mxcrmm. A. ACKAI. THIRD BATTALION STAFF . . lCRNras'1' VV. Slmcso C1m1u.lis II. IIICKMAN . flliflkllli H, DoUm.As IIAROLIJ CAmvAl.I.AmcR W' i , .1 A' .1 ' 1' STHFFS FOURTH BATTALION STAFF I1iI'Illl'lllIllf Cfllllllfl, Clillllllllllilillff .... Rm' -I. SIMUN Mkrjvr, l2'Nl't'IllifUl' . . ...... JOHN I . 'IIEANSUNNIE l lr.vl I,il'lll1'llIlIlf, flfljulmzl . . . Curzsrmz P. Sucss -S'1'r'g1'm1l Major ..... . 'l'HoMAs NV. I ok'r Lieutenant colonels now head the battalions of the regiment, in direct conformation to regular army style, with battalion majors acting as execu- tive oH'icers. This addition to the battalion staff llas proved to be in many ways superior to the System used last year, and will be used in the new Engineering Battalion planned for next session. At the beginning of this year a new company was added, Co. M, and the companies were divided into four battalions instead of the previous three. This gives a uniform number of companies to each battalion, and adds much to the general layout of the regiment. It also did much toward stimulating Competition between battalions in athletics and military activities. .K . r ,. yi - s , r , 1 --a ' JJ f X 1 l H' f X , V' .M , I of tx V fl Ml, K ., t , . ., U, -. My 5 . 1 x , ' , x ,, q ,ji Sl f i W ,Az 1 iw- if fsx- . 0l'I2lD6UZ SIANLEY R. Scaknokoucr-I . JOHN D. KO0N'l'Z. . . . S1MoN D. Wan. . . FRANZ J. BADDOCK . . JOHN I-I. Maxwlam. . . jostru W. REID . . John XV. Barton John T. Bethany Ray A. Blaloek Karl E. Bomar Joe A. Bend Young A. Broussard Claude A. Brewer, Jr. Robert D. Calhoun Nerl P. Cangelosi Robert J. Crow John Dale John E. David Doyle E. Durrett Anthony P. Fama John J. Aertker Anthony A. Agosto. Edward J. Barrett Mm-rrlll Bernard, J1'. NVooclrow E. Blackmon Alfred Banonabel A. R. Brousseau Jalnes C. Brousseau Albert XV. Brownfleld Bob WV. Browning Marshall T. Capnel Eugene R. Cazedessus Thomas A. Chisholm, Jr. Beverly E. Clark Harry D. Coffe Joseph Campagno Roller L. Cline Peter V. Cooper George M. Cruse l-larold G. Dawes Osceola E. Denny Earl C. Etzel 7 Cajmlain and Company Commander Josm-11 B. DAIGRE . . . S1'co1zrlLicutenanl . ..... First Lieulenanl JAMES H. Mll,I.ER . .... . Second Lieutenant ROY H. PATE . ...... .... S z'co1zdLirutz'nanl . First Scrgvanl Mfn.co1.M W. Sszm . . . Supj1lySergca11l Joslarn A. Toon . . . . . Sergeant Pmzcv V. RoUcoN . . . Se-rgcanl RUFFIN C. BARROW . SOPHOMORES Elbert S. Forgotston Charles R. Genovese Robert H. Givens Frank J. Flynn Murray F. Hawkins Lester G. Hebert George D. llolrlen Cecil R. Jewell John R. Jones Larry L. Jones, Jr. John Kenda Franels J. LeBlanc Francrls G. LeJeune Charles XV. Dahlberg Willard B. Dugas Huntley B. Fairchild Marlon lfl. Foster Davld B. Garland Stephen N. Garrett John C. Gerdsen Atwood T. Gibson Norton R. Glrault Joseph L. Golsan Leonard 'vV. 1-Iarrell .llenry L. Harris Royce NV. lflatehette Edward L. l-lavard James B. llodge Donald G. llunter Charles H. Jefferson Arbra E. Johnson, Jr. James A. Kendrick Sam J. Kent Paul S. Kessler XVllllam S. Kinberger Lewis L. Landon, TI James l. Martin Elbert E. Manuel Robert L. Melilllips llanlrl MeFatter Arthur G. MeLavy Jaek R. Mar-Gregor Ilenry F. Mllllean Samuel NV. Morris, Jr. Lf-on B. Murray NViloy S. Noble James A. Price Billy Plauehe Lucius M. Quin Michael R. Kramer, Jr. Larry D. Landry Osborne K. LeBlanc Louis Levy James G. Lorlo Albert S. Lutz, Jr. Robert B. McCall Ca-ull M. MvCarstle Richard T. McCraine Edward C. McGuire Carroll D, Melntiro Robert WV. Martin Meffre R. Matta Louls Mayer. Jr. Jesse G. Milner Wlllard Mlxon Charles L. Munson John L. Munson Thomas A. Neublg Jesse G. Noble Doyle A. Nolen Russell Norwood . Srrgrant . Sergeant . Srrgz-ant . Svrgfanl .Tulius L. Richardson Otis 13. Rowland Thomas L. Sanders James A. Seah Robert L. Seott James L. Treadway, Jr. Johnnie XV. Tumminello Jlrn B. Whitlow George NVright Thomas A. Womack Fred S. Yancey John E. Younger Alfred Young John R. Young Edward WV. Norton John NV. O'Bryan Rowland H. Peak Wesley L. Pickett Robert B. Pumnhrex Ben Ragusa Cs-ell S. Read Elwood L. Reames Fabian L. Roberts John I. Scarborough Talma A. Scott NVlllie C. Slmm Tim L. Sorrells, Jr. Robert L. Swayze Linus P. Terrebonne Thomas J. Texada 1-lenry T. Van Fosson, Jr. George S. Vlguet Charles l . XVhlte Radford C. VVllllams Sanchez A. Williamson Powell E. Worley JAMES R. Hkrrl' . JAMES G. BlENNli'l I' . . S'rANLex' M. MAXWELL . Aumusv C. MCDONALD Josurn N. FORE1' . . KELl.lE I-I. Moses . . . JuLns B. LEBLANC, JR. Thomas M. Barker Charles F. Beard Leroy Benge Samuel XV. Bloch Bradley Bond Aleide J. Bouanehaud Grover C. Brodnax. Ji John L. Burt William Jfl. Byrd Leo ll. Callero Emrique R. Callmano Wallace K. Chance Clifton G. Aycock James E. Barclay Arthur F. Barry Paul Benoit Ben T. Bogard Morris D. Bohrer William T. Bowles David S. Byrnslde. Jr. Frank NV. Callaway Johnnie NV. Calton Krum J. Cannon Clyde E. Chaney Everist ll. Charles Louie E. Davlet Glenn A. Delafleld Millard XV. Dixon I-larry E. Doyle William Faueheaux. Jr. Thomas T. Fenton NValter J. Fournet Lewellyn J. Franeez SENIORS Captain and Company Commander DAYTON C. MCCANN . . . . . First Lieutenant Pnn.n1 A. Romcrmux . . SeeondLient1-nant VVILLIAM A. CAs'rn.Li2 . . JUNIORS . . First Sergeant HUGH F. RYLAND . . . Supply Sergeant FRANK L. BARKER . . . . Sergeant JAMES F. COLLINS .. . Sergeant MALCOLM J. DUGAS . . SOPHOMORES NValdo J. Chastant .larrls Chuslz Jdclward B. Dittmer Norman J. Folse James M. Funderhurg Arthur L. Gayle Erie NV. Ilarris Jael: G. llopklns Jaek S. Hopping Benjamin J. Jewell George Johnson John L. Knight FRESHMEN Andrew Gallien Edward T. Gatto Randolph E. Gautreaux Morgan E. Germany Ric-hard K. Giles llarold D. Greenberg Fred J. Greer Riehard A. Guillory Richard Hauptinan Ilerbert R. Haynes NVl1lnrd NV. Hebert NVoedrow lfligglnlmtliani Clyde T. llolloway NVallace IT. Ingalls David NV. Johnston Arthur ll. Johnsen John P. Kelly, Jr. Lee A. Kincaid Tolhert E. Klrhy Edwin L. Kopner Grimmer A. Landry lloward A. Langhart Alt' Klaveness Louis V. Landry Frank C. Lee Arthur A. Lemann Fred E. Leslie Kenneth A. Lewis James P. Leslie Newell D. McCann Byron A. MeGehee ,Benjamin F. Marlowe Schuyler F. Marvin John M. Landreneau John WV. Langley Charles J. Libbey Rufus J. LeBlanc John K. Mt-Kowen llarvey B. McNeal Rox-:er L. Major Jimmy J. Man:-uso James lfl. Marmande George T. Mer:-ler Edward F. Mlehaud Joseph A. Miehaud Damian Morell Nvolon VV. Murphy Leonard NV. Olin Beverly F. O'Neil. Jr. James T. Owen VVhyte G. Owen Charles NV. Parker Cuthbert C. Payne Joseph F. Peters Donald R. Purdy 0I'IZj06LlZy . Seeond Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant . SecundLie1ttenanl . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergeant Glenn M. Mason Earl R. May Jack ll. Miller Paul G. Millsaps Carl VV. Plitt Raymond Premeaux Edward G. Rivet. Jr. Vvilliam Il. Scott Richard Thormmson Lucien ll. Vautraln Lyman F. Vignes Cyrus E. Wixon Mathew I. Ramsey George D. Rheuarli Leonard W. Richey James J. Robert Eddie J. Robertson, Jr. Richard E. Roblchaux Ross A. Rosenthal Benjamin L. Ruhl Charles L. Seal Herbert Sklareff Daniel VV. Slaton William A. Southwlek Philemon A. St. Aniant Victor J. St. Blanc Harvey T. Van Metre Edgar R. VVelland, Jr. Delbert II. VVeleh Bert J. Weldon Grover C. Nvllllaxns Elmer R. Xvriprhl Charlie C. Young 0WL706LIZy EDWARD I. McKn.l.1Ps . HARVEY B. BYRD . . HENRY M. BUCK . . MARVIN M. MORGAN . FRANKLIN E. FOSTER . . S'1'iawAR'1' L. Sniei-IEE . . LUCIIEN P. LABORDE . . Malcolm B. Alford Joseph L. Barthel Arthur M. Breslivar Norman ll. Burton D. V. Cac-ioppo l'I.1,rl L. Caraway Milton U, Cargill llnnny Cole I:-:aan Comeaux Hoy V. Conn-aux Rosanlo S. Urifasl Edwin K. lfroslly Jann-s M. Clllllllllghlllll Galwrlcl R. Adoy Eldon J. Bahln John Barnett Leslie N. Benton Able Bram Allu-rt C. Branham David M. Bray Boyd B. Qllrown .Jams-S J. Bryant Joseph E. Iinm-lie Numa J. Caballero James P. Ual'l'ery Joseph D, Camlnw f William A. Caraway George A. Carroll John ll. Carroll 'William J. Uhernoll' Noel J. iiipriano Sidney D. Colomh XVilliam L. Colvin, Ji . Tommy G. Costalcls Cleo C rea m or SENIORS Cllfilllill and Comjmzzy Conxmandfr TOM Lliwls . . . . .I'iI'JfLiL'llfl'lI!llll . Srfond Li1'llfl'll!llll JOHN A. MOORE . . Josifru P. Wn.msR'r . JUNIORS . .Fir.vlSz'rg1.'a11t . Supply Sergranl CnARr.iis P. QUIRK . . AUGUs'1'1Nla L. HOGAN . . . . Srrgcanl RoBIsR'r A. MEMORY . . . Scrycanl GRADY F. RIALS . . SOPHOMORES C. J. Deli-ry Verne J. llleharry Joseph M. l aln'u Roller! ll. Fish l'eti-1' .l. 1 a!lla Taylor L. 'I l'az4-e llarry Q. tlaliagan Ilngh NV. Gllhert. th-org'o Il. Ilamann, .lr. George E. llenderson NVlIIiam l'. llixonfrltz .Ivan L. King Iloy A. Knight Neil Lamont, Jr. XVllliam Il. Lelilanr- Xvharton A. L4-Hlune Jann-s H. Levi-que In-win ll. Levy Al1'rn-d l'. Lusk 'l'oxli- B. Magee Vary ll. Mason, .lr. Elin-mio P. Millet. Joseph L. Moore Svull JC. My1'l'S llnlwrl, H. Vllillllrs Edward Ii. Pizatll FRESHMEN Walter M. DoMoss Joseph M. Dlmrliarry Jai,-lc Elliot Elmer K. Emlgh llvrman M. Farmer Kenneth F. lflslior Leslie A. Fitvh, Jr. Dallas J. Fontcnot Joss-pli N. lfous:-xv, Jr. Itivhard J. l re:-iliwaier Kenneth l'. Galyi-an Max A. Glanellonl Paul Daniel Glsc-lard Joni-ph B. Gremllllon Leo J. Guillreau L4-O lf. Hannaman Eddie Herrin Nolan J. llimel Julian lf. lllrsi-h 'Prudeau J. lloguo. Jr. Malcolm R. Holnu-S lfluitt E. Hundley Milton Irizarry Otto Irizarry Gus M. Irving Emile Jacob Edward S. Johnson Daniel J. Keefe James XV. Knapp Nvilliam E. Linn, Jr. Jack L. McCloskey Daniel M. Mulvonald Oscar Matlock Donald J. Mayhall Julius J. Meyer Hngh A. Middleton Earl A. Miller Holserl. L. Montel-:udo Gideon B. Montfort Dudley H. Mutzll-for Janie:-1 XV. Nnhours Grover E. N4-shit Milton M. Nm-vils Emmett L. Peterson XVllllam F. Powers Zach D. Powers, Jr. . Sz'ro11dLi1'ulrnanl . Svcond LiI'll1l'llllllf . Sammi LiI.'llft'7lllIlf . SL'I'gL'lllll . Srrgmnl . Sa'rg'z'a11l . Scrgranl Joseph E. Por-lie, Jr, Frank D. Ric-hardson Edward 0. Roy Swayne G. Sr-liilllng l-'ord C. Slnqneileld Jr-hn D. Sonier lfllllr' F. Smith llonry Jl. Sienlrel Albert J. Treigle Joseph l-'. NVard, Jr. Rollin Nvilliams, Jr. James M. Xvlnterlsoiiom Truman P. Xvoodward Arthur R. Ramirez Ernest A. Ray Salvador Rosso Alvin T. Sandefur Leo J. Schindler Charles W. Shrader Charley T. Sledge Alonzo J. Smith Leslie Gary Smith. Jr. xvllllfllll ll. Smith Jos:-pil C. Snyder Janie:-x T. Splnks Calvin L. Su-nprel David ll. Stonlu-r John Taylor, .lr. Alfred A. Thihaul. llvrman F. Vallory George P. Van Egmond Vernon C. Vaupzhn Joe M. NVhltf'leld Edmund T. XVooll'oll: Edgar M. Zammll I94 l. 5 J f 5 l .f'-. A ' X Al.. Ay, . fy E .1 . :X lp l Jn: .,.L,,- ' .-.-. , lfy'lQ9Ga l 1 ' 1 A i aw--rr: I ,.,,, . fn' . ' Gt, - AIN- A, CHARLES li. SCIIVVICIZHR Louxs C. PALMER . . . JOHN IIUNs1cRlfR . Jnssla M. CHARLTON . . RICHARD E. BYNUM . . RornsR'r F. GAR'l'llWAl'l'E SENIORS . . Cajzmin and Comjrany Command. r . . .FirstLir'uIe1zanl JOSEPH l. MARTIN . RALPH L. SIEAB . . . . . HHRMAN A. HECK . .... .... S l'f0ll!1LiI'llfl'llIlllf JUNIORS . . Fir.vlScrgran1 . Supply Scrgvzznl IVIESON li. NOLAND, JR. . . MURRAX' 1-I. CUNNINGHAM . 0I'l'Z,06LIZy . Sfcoml Liculwnaul . Sl'l'0lltfLil'llfK7lI1llf . SL'rgrunl . Scrgfanl . . . Sfrgmnf Sm.srzR R. HARMANSON . . . . . . . . .Sfrrgmnl IIUs'rAcls H. PRrrcHARn . . ICARI. N. SMITH. . . . . . . .... S1'l'yf'llIll SOPHOMORES . SI'I'!ll'd1lf . Sfrgeani 'llonry XV. Ahrzuns Ilmnur J. Bolzungcr .loss-pln U. Bonnur lddxvurd ll. Brisls-r Hu:-H-onx A. Brooks G4-org'n O. Hrousnnr Bm z ' llorxnun l1'. Uaumou lfrmn-is N. cizlrrlur Ilurold L. Collins Lyndon B. Allan Josso Olon And:-rs Rlolmrrl A. Rm-ll ul. JI 011 Ilvrhort L. ' alto William XV. Huf-kloy Ogden lilllll' Russoll L. Bizotio 'Irving ld. Broun Hou!-1'luS G. Bryon Alhort S. Bynum Holrort IJ. Burlws NVllll:un ll, lfawmvuy Lnuronoo NV. Cl1oo,t NVilllzun J. 1301117111 Wllllmn li. Ulurko Jnmos C. Lira:-1:-1 Floyd L. Cox Jzuno:-1 J. Uuthlu-rt 11111-star A. lmgll-y Brin: ll. lmrling Nvuyno 111. Imvls Leslie l-I, Dopew lFn.u1-heuux 1'. Dinlmrry Petur M. 13'l.lf'I'0H - 1 FJ 1 A Clifford Oonmnux t'l1zLrlus S. Uunlluo Stnxuford ll. In-onuun Louis NV. ErH.1,l1 l4'l'll.lllC E. ldvorolt. Jr. Paul IG. Ewen M5lll'1llll! l'. Ewing Lnnnlr I4'Ulll.2llllt! Allon P. l1'uwlur, Jr. Huy P. Glu.:-funn. Robert E. Gilll-spin Edwin G. lllghtowlr John li. llullzlduy John XV. Ilornshy lfllvirzr L. .IIZIPIQNIIII 'Phonms A. John Jofl' IH. K1-1-lrlur II. A. Kuhlnnln Vnlmlwvll G. lmstvl' llldxvln I.ls-In-rt. Llndsny J. Linn Wllllzun C. M:-Elvs-on llonnld M. Molum-on FRESHMEN '1'hoodorv R. Tlupuy, Jr. Clawom-o E. Uutsu-lm John Il. llutsoh, Jr. Morris Edolnmu Wm. 'l'. Eldrldgro Vvnltor H. Evorsmeyur Arnold J. l+'n.lk Mnrtln Fontonot Goorpro Gnvtho David M. Glllll11I'B'Cl' Eugene B. G:u'lH-r 'Rnyxnoml M, Gnry lflmrlos L. Goskins NUPIHFLII S. Gillwrt Hoy fl. Grlgrz-shy lmvld II. llnnna Earl 'l'. llcrrlng.: Julius U. lflorzog fflnronr-o A. llimcl Boyd A. Ilinglo John E. lfluy.:lu-mton 1 H Albert M. Korres Nzulmu Knuflnnn l4'l'2lllli W. Kont Edwin F. King' John J. Kllloon Orion l'. Kllll-:Ln 'I'rHvis li. lillll-Zhi. Rufus J. Laundry Noi-2'ul's ll. Loupu Sldnoy L. Llunlhiams Paul K. Lusk Hlllllllll ff. Mr-U1-51114-y flr'vol' O. Mnoru .losulnh A. Nloulon I-Edwin J. N1'NVl'lll.ll'1'll Louis IC. Nowlnnn Louis I'. Nolxuc-s, Jr. Willlnm A. Norris Frm-tl XV. Pops- Prospor L. Putin Ray ll. Puzuw-o Edg.::1,r A. Pluflgor Alfrvd J. Moss Edward C. Murphy Ilnrold fi, Nownmn xV!l.H.0l' L. lintlwr Ill-rlu-1't A. linun-l1onh:u'l1 ll:-nry A. lu-uvvs Ulmrlos ll. Slmw Adam L. Sonnnors Xvlllllllll J. St.roI'l'olinu lvluurim- l'. 'l'l'1l.ll2Lll John ll. XVHLIO Joseph L. Rofowic-h Lolnnd U. lil:-ks Arthur R. liovso Smn G. liohlnlns Floyd ll. Roy Sidnoy Srhuldor Joseph ll. Slmtkvn l4!l.XVl'0lHfl' L. Sxnllh liohvrt J. Soln-rt l-lorzuzo ll. Stovall John L. Sullivan Vlloodrow l. Sulnrnll Luo l'Hul Til-hull Anthony S. 'Pullm- Murvin l'. 'l'hc,nnpson .lohn E. Ilhlvr, Jr. Eldrod M. Vawnnrlo Jnnmos M. vVllllCt'l' Nvilllnm H. NVnllxu-0, Jr. lJ:l.vid C. NVHISI1 Josoph G. NVuddlnl.:lon .Ir John L. NVonnu'k I ff! I ll. 'QA' f rx r l x X ' 'M A ,pw 5 . 1 w., fil 1 ' l -, ffm I X , K' 1 W w u 'maf . A QAA. A A ll l H . . 0l'1ZiD6LlZy SENIORS A Lesus C. PRICE . . . Cajzzain and Company Commander BRUCE F. DENBO . . . PoxNcARe RABUN . . ........ FirslLieulenant Josnvn D. MAR'r1Nrzz . . . JOHN C. STRANGE . . . . ..... Second Lieutenant JUNIORS CYRUS LARMOYEUX . . .FirslSergeanl PAUL H. SINDO . . LIONEL J. CHAMPAGNE . . Supply Sergeant PAUL C. f?AUGER . ANTHONY J. AIROLIJI . . . . . Sergeant THOMAS L. RAoG1o . . GUSTAVE R. KUEllNl.E . ........ Sergeant CllARl.liS G. Rnoonm. . . . NORVEI. E. rI'lIAMES . . . . ........ Sergeant SOPHOMORES . SccondLifulenan1 . Second Lieulenanl . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergean! Nvrlght NV. Adams Edlon J. Allaln Herman H. Aroeneaux Joseph E. Atchison Nvllllam R. Beam Nvllllam L. Bell Rohert Blekot Calvln E. Blanchard Joe T. Boston Victor Calandro Robert L. Carroll Reginald L. Creamer Jamar WV. Adooelc Wllliam L. Balls Wllllam H. Beggs Robert F. Blake Colin D Harvey Xvilllam Barrett Francis Blake J. Blanchard, Jr. M. Bolton E. Booth P. Bowers Curry Brady Marlln T. Braswell Stephen P. Broussard Sammle H. Brown Burt G. Buquol Wesley R. Cain Allen H. Carlisle John N. Chambers Robert W. Collins John F. Craig Burton G. Davidson John K. Dnvls Robert NV. Duke John NV. Fist-r Milton Flor-ks Benjamln W. Fridge Vern J. Fundorbunk, John E. Goebel Vernon Goss lmvld S. Harvey NVade H. Heaton Gerhard F. Janssen Raymond G. John Tom G. LeBleu Arthur C. Lewis Donald C. Delaune John D. Devall Alexander Dryden Horace L. Eddy Russell R. Efferson William S. Ferguson Xvlllard R. Fisher Nell M. Forbes Jay L. Fredrlek Vvllllam A. Gamble Gordon B. Gnam Thomas NV. Green Luelun C. G1'lsham Woodrow Guldry Wllllam L. Hancock James R. Harrelson George J. Harris Derryl H. Haymon Jack S. Hemphill Millard M. Jackson Wllllam B. Kemp Percy D. Klnser Jr. FRESHMEN I96 Vernon R. Mvllonald Charles Maltz Bennie Marcello James B. Meadours Lazar M. Murov Karl D. Needham George D. Nelson Conrad Peairs Jon A. Pealrs James M. Peters XVm. J. Ratllfe John R. Romero, Jr. Spencer NV. Rose Melvin L. Kyle Nvllllam P. Jackson Delos H. Jones Herbert G. Lambert Lawrence E. Landreneau Henry G. Lawrence, Jr. Elljah F. Lee August J. Levert Grady G, Lightfoot Grant Link Carl E. Long James C. Marquart William G. Mason Rruns Meeker Edward Merrltt, Jr. Joe V. Metcalf Jay B. Mlller Joseph Mlller Porter E. Morris XVlllle J. Moss Joseph P. Musso Neslb I. Nader Howard L. Rube Edward D. Shaw Stanley P. Sllberman James NV. Standloy Thomas R. Todd Nestor Torres Elmer S. Walker George Wear Barron Webb Leo XV. VVroten David Wrlght VVllllam N. Zuber Joseph Namls Thomas J. Nlehnlson VV. O. Noble Burt R. O'Rourke Nicholas L. Paladlno Edward NV. Peneguy Sidney R. Pennington Andrew Peters Lloyd P. Prleo Smiley Raborn, Jr, Roy M. Reine Neal D. Rogers James O. Roquemore Thomas E. Simmons Mansol S. Slaughter Manco D. Stark XVllllam S. Staples John A. Titus Earl B. Vlck Arthur J. VValkor Daniel T. YVetta .. 'f .. R ' I 1 fine.. . l'IleNRr C. FRos'r . . . l51.'roN J. C1-IAMPAGNH . . . ANON D. DAY . . Wn,1.1AM I. LITTLE . . Rom-:EY C. BANTA . HENRY E. A'rrAYA . Lawrence S. Alleman Charles J. Barker Lewls A. Bernard Wilmer L. Bird Envall M. Breaux T. L. Bumpers James E. Bryan, Jr. Burton O. Byrnes Clifton L. Couch John A. Cox Frank S. Craig. Jr. Robert L. Crozier Rlchard H. Alexander Joo W. Barham Frank M. Bodin Joseph W. Brown Robert C. Brown. Jr. Jack A. Campbell John H. Charlwlc-lc Robert C. Chinn Peter J. Corona Norbert R. DeGravelles Hubert F. Delhaye R. T. Delour-he. Jr. Thomas M. Derouen Thomas A. DI Donna Joe M. Dletzol Charles L. Duhe James M. Enlow, Jr. Otto C. Erhardt H. B. Fournet Jack R. Frank J. B. Frye, Jr. x 1 N f A. .gal Ltr. --.M 3x,4fj,q f 0I'l'Z,D6LIZ 9 SENIORS . Captain and Company Commander CIIIESTER J. CARv11.l.E . . Second Lieutenant . . .FirxtLieu11'nant JOSEPH D. HECK . .... .SeeondLieutenant AliNOl.lJ J. STEVENS . . . . . . . . . SeeondLieutenant JUNIORS . First Sergeant . Supply Sergeant . . .Sergeant . . . . . . Sergeant AUGUSTUS T. 'TERRY . . . Jour-J A. COOPER . Ll.orn A. LAFARGUE . . Cmacc: CAFFERY . , JAMES .A. CRAWFORD . . . . . . . . . . . . Sergeant SOPHOMORES Edwin B. Doran, Jr. Herman A. Engel Jacob H. Foil lsom J. Guillory NVolbur H. Henderson Lawrence L. Hinos .lack L. llonoyuutt Sidney L. llornshy Martin lfl. Hunley Otha S. Limbaugh Earl G. Luke Robert H. Moles Joseph H. Mattox, Jr. Leo A. Miller Barrvt Mixon Bernard J. Mosele John M. Nabors Richard S. Parrott, Jr. Joseph B. Powell Douglas B. ltohlvhaux Malcolm A. Schulz Isaac: Seale James M. Smith, Jr. FRESHMEN Perry E. Futrell llarvey A, Garrett George S. Gllfoll Morlngton G. Greig, Jr. Jaffre L. Guuymard Carl J. Guillory Lawrence B. Haynes James E. Hewitt Earl W. Horne Stanley E. Hornsby John C. Klock Thomas S. Klock Earl J. Knight Leonard R. Knight Alfred R. Kuhleman Pierre M. Latllte John Lollande Julius C. Lesehe Leonard Levine Joseph L. Lewis Ralph E. Lind, Jr. Leon W. Lindsey Simon A. MeNeely Whitney S. Marchand George R. Marshall John O. Mason Nick S. Musso Lynwood R. Ourso Ray S. Pennington Leo F. Perron Fernand T. Picon John C. Puckett Nvllllam H. Reynaud Alelde J. Rohiehaux Joe S. Rosenthal Paul A. Ross Stanley S. Schneider Herman Schwartz John T. Scott Bernard F. Scull Lloyd L. Sevln . Sergeant . . Sergeant . Sergeant . .Sergeant John S. Thlbaut Jolm C. Tilly Salvador Torros Alvin J. Trlehe James G. Warmbrod Monroe Ward Charles E. Weimer Robert A. Welmer James N. Weston John R. Whipple Albert P. Windham Emile J. Zachariah Frank Slater Nathan H. Smlth Dupre S. Spiller Earl R. Stagg Jake C. Staples William H. Stockwell Calvin A. Stockstlll Sherrod R. Stout Santa. E. Taormlno, James W. Taylor George B. Terry James A. Thomas Alfred J. Toups James E. Viator Charles F. Voss Lonnie A. Wells Perrltte E. Whittington Turner Williamson John K. Wood, Jr. James E. Wood Kemon Zenos 0l'l'Zj06LIZy Emu. IC. 'IXURNHR . . Romain' liiniu' . CnAiu.ias W. MCCOY . . Josicvn F. lilwui . W7II.I,l.'KM S. DYER . . Roni-:u'r li. McGivNlci' . Szunusvl IJ, Allrliin Jnnnrs M. Boxnn-Li llonuld A. Hrn1ll1-y Xvltlllll' L. Brown-r Grznnlison K. liiunva Earl H. Brown 'Foil liutll-r Lloyrl A. Czigiiolzxlti Pillll 111. Cnrroll Vlnm-ont F. Chl:-oln Anclrmv Unnninghzun ill-lnni U. Devine Hlnwlm-s ll. lfunsu-rin: Janna-s P. Arzln-v lla-rnmn J. All-xmnll-r .losl-pl! H. All-xnncll-r Iii-ll ii. Hnlnill ctlmrlvs Ir. llovnl-I Ui-vii H. lim-1-soil llaisniui' A. Hvlninl: Willlann I.. H4-nn:-ll xviilllllll J. lilnss IH-rl-y L. l11'LN'li4'll ll:Lrry A. lilaxslcslor-lc TIIOIIIZLS E. Bi'iily.:'os Alton L. lirowning Emlwnrcl G. I5lll'lUil-Eh Jzuncs F. BLll'lll!li. llezzio NV. Byrd Vinvunt 13. Hyrml Joe S. Cnixinlwll Clmrls-S II. llurm-y Dante lf. ffilrilllpfllil John G. Ulawk Ernnst l'. lmvls Vvlfurt J. l1uArmond SENIORS . Caplain and Cvmfuzny Coninmmifr BENJAMIN B. Ci.isANm' . . . . . Fir.vll,i1'1zl1'l1al1l NOLAN A. Mll.l.liR . . . . RAY A. Nom-:N . .... ..... S zfmmiljnulrfzzanl JUNIORS llll ilu-r . l il'slS1'ry1'cl1ll . S11pplySrry1'a11l . . . Sf'l'fjl'lUll . Sr'l'yI'!lllf lllclxnunml I . l+'4-rgnson l'l:u'l ll. Fornvnom ,llunts-r Furl-ln-s Jnu lc. .l-'orszu-lc In-nnis H. Grin-o Dlxvis P. RICIIARME . . I.iNnsAY M. MCDOUCALI. . j0nN D. Mnmric . . VV. G. ROBINSON . . SOPHOMORES llorau-u .Iouott Karl L. Kastor, .lr. Soni K. Launlry 'Plioinns li. llaunlry llollo Ll. 1.:Lwrs-in'o liliugw-iio Il. t.r:nn:n:xr1l .losi-ph ll. Lziyl-or-lc .Iuslin XV. Gross Alburl. J. Gul-no llurnmn J'. Gulrlry lmllrxlzis M. Ilnll XVllli:-l G. Kllllll David J. lllnnll-rson . Ildwxiril A. Iloilgo Nvillilllll E. Dyo .izisnor ll. l4lwiln.g', Jr. Sycinvy Ellis, .ll'. l', Nl. l l-rp.:'nson Allun J. I1'usi-lil-1' Alln-rio J . Clvrnrll ino lllilwanwl ll. Gln-nson John 'l'. f'l'4-1-n I1'rn-clnly If: Guiiiry lfollx ll. Guillwzni P21111 J. Gnnm llc-nry A. Gunn Gzirlnml 111. llnll Lonnlu G. llnrfly lioy 14. Iluiilvllxl-x'g', .ir. Alux L. ill-:-ss llonrzul U. Ilorl-vky Rolls-rt Ii. Joni-s Ball l'. Kzirzun Mic-hzuzl Kllllus Nui I'. King lim-nn ll. lflilllN'il'l' Curl M. Laundry i'l:u'm-in-0 .i. Lowa NVilll:un lb. Lowrvy Marvin N. Lynilioi-is Goolqqo Il. Molloy W1-lclon C. Melani-on Lzirry S. Mour-li Basil 111. Myril-lc Mzixwoll S. Nolan FRESHMEN Jawk Ln:-lsilor Hill Lows 'l'llUIll1lN1l. Lows .losvnh ll. lil-lllaim-, Jr. l-'. i'i1-rsnn lmwis lln:-:sl-ll H. Long: .lolin A. lloflzunl l r:1nk li. Mrllnvy J. l-'. Mvwilllzuns Ellis l-I. Munul-l Ilonzilal A. Mziym-nx NVllll:nn A. Milos Iltoyllc Miller lboinqlzu-x XV. Mita-ln-ll Jimi Il. Mori-launl Llloy M. Moss NVillinm '.l'hrnn:i.s Nos-ly Hobart IJ, Norwood Jzunm-:-1 L. Oulu-s Jzunos NV. O'l1rlon Saun Il. Phzirr Plxllln G, Poulot Camille J. Pertult l98 V V , .A . .- - 4 l . S1-rom! Lirulffnanl . Second l.i1'ulc11a11I . Sergcanl . Scrgvnnl . Svrgran! . .S'f'rgz'a11t NVillio E. Purlcer NVoodrow D. Viurson Lloyd G. Purti-1', .i1'. George E. 1lDLL'0l'H NVi1lizun E. liuwlrollnun Cllizirlc-ri lf. Snnforll Slclin-y Snnrloz, .ir. Guorliv II. Srlnnilt. Dawn A. l-ll-houvst Byron K. Smith Karl A. NVi'illN'iLl'ilC'l' Minor V. XVllllznns liolyurt li. Wrii-Slit Monroe A. l'lnl.L Wzillm-r I.. l'1-rszmv .IQH4-ph NV. Nl-mi Hlllllllly Il. Iinssvll Jo:-mpli V. llolwrls Janne-s I.. Illsmlon tlulls-n C. H4-lionl-st Urlys li. Simmons .low-nli Snitz Sinn Szinclillgo lIzn.:lor A. Sinn-ln-z Jauzlc H. Snnfloz Alrfuc l'. Sm-llvxlniyflrn Jos. l.. Snyder John B. Stolw:-1 Vzils-ntlno Sf-ln-uric-h Vinvont J. Smrlr-lcor 110111211 L. Slllllllll' Bozmuforrl NV. Tm-nton Gllr-s K. Xvutscm Wilbur G. XVI-lls Allvn E. 'Willlulns Nvnltur C. NVilli:uns , . ,Nl ,f X iff, rm,-lv' -Qs. ,IAVXHMV I-KV. 1. 1: in i fl rw -. all ' cwwim. i 'I ff'-fi cs., l'r'f ,'l'lE'J lu xl l NJ X l . A ' I . , K J, ,' I ,' ' lCRNlcs'1' S. 1.ANmu' . . From H. LONG . . . . TWYMAN J. BROUll.l.li'l l'li . . Ima F. lioN1rAx' . . THOMAS C. Sllllil.DS . . JAMES C. Akcrsmmux . liumcma E. lEr.1.ls, JR. . Edxvzlrd ll. Rzrrwlck, Jr. Morris G. ,Hurrllul Churlus A. Qllnumlrouux Ju:-aupll H. lialllulxam John T. Clamp 1'wI'i1lHTlS L. Cuuvlllon 14'r:uxk A. cle Latour, JI Alulrlo 1'. Duet Bernie Duums Casimir A. lflhrut Jznnus M. Garrett. JELIIIUH G. Al1'Xll.lltl0l' l.:uxvr'lel1m: M. Aluxnmls Jnsuplx li. .llullin lllawnm-u M. lilulu-slay .luhu I . lirm-ws-r .lzxmus M. Iirown lilrlny M. llurlln-lmx Staulluy lj. liollln Alll-11 B. Ballon Allmrt T. Berlin-1 Emlwurcl l. Hlzrlnfllxllwl Azziu L. Bryan. JV. Edlly J. lfluulllullu Burt G. Brumllulal Godo-l+'red0 Czmlnn Gerald M. Lllmlulnlll John Clmlmxam Arthur J. Uhln-l'ilng' lmvld H. Chin-lilng Mnlrnlm A. Clwo xvillllllll ll. Clnllot l 1 -'2f I SENIORS Caplain ami Company COIIHIIIIIILIUI' S'rlcvli A. CIIAPPIUS . . . Ifirsl1.i1'ulr1mnl .S'rcuml 1.iL'll1I'llllllf Cnacu. F. MCCLARY . . . DONALD L. Ronmwsow . JUNIORS . 1 iI'.l'lSl'l'gl'llllf . Supply Sl'l'gl'lHlf . . . Svrgrazzl . . . S1'rgm11l X'x'Alml': li. C'oUv11.1,oN . . . . Umm' IE. Rmrs . . NVAx'l.ANn IE. Glrrlas . . MACK G. Ckosm' . . JAMES R. Vlxuczlrr . . . . . . . . . . . . St'fyI'lllll' SOPHOMORES 0I7Zi06LlZy Srcond 1,iL'llfl'll1Ull Srfond 1.il'llfL'llllIIf Srfoml Lil'Illl'll1Ul1 . Scrgranl . Svrgranl . Sl'!'gl'lllll . Srrgranl livnjaunin C. Guru Ernust l . Fzrlgout XVillu:l't U. llsvlwrt t'l1zu'll-:4 O. Knight. Ashtmn XV. Lnlrurmll- Jnsupl1 Lzuzour Alvaxro Ll. lluxalxil llnrncu U. .l.u.l2l:mr: XVllll:1.m T. lluisli Clnumlc S. M1-411111114-ll Mlm-lmcl J. Llvluhmwy llullamcl li. Url-uluxmru .lusm-ph I.. Uullutlzl. Sum l ll.lDlil.ll lJ'A gm-ll inn Alls-n .l. llunry llulue Y. lN'l 1-lim: ll:Lvl- .l. IH-lf'vli4-lv . Antlmny fl. llclwzlrxls Arc-hic ll. listuss lfrzmlc J. lrllmrol. Jusn-ph B. ldxvilllr 'I'll1lIll1l.H L. l4'r:m4-is NVurcl T. Gauulxlu Floyd Gnlsingor Ilzlrry T. Gulmlmzm l4'ri1-ml NV. G11-usun llunry E. llxwum: Fluyll ll. lIa.ni'l'ne Jumrs C. lloclgvs Morris Ilm-r-km' Hurm-y JC. .lnm-s llnwurrl NV. Jlll'liS0'll .lnnws l. lvlngm- Ulmrlos J. lvlzmyl-:mx .lurk D. Nllclmlluton Sum U. Milszhull Vzrm-v J. Nurmuml Curl ll. J'n-trrsnn Url:-:ms A. l'i1ru Arthur E. 111-ml John K. Nut-cl .llmmy llullgurs Clmrlcs Rohm, Jr. Jzmws M. Wlmtluy FRESHMEN llulu-rl U. .'Ill,l'liS0ll, Jr. Murray I. .lumes lmmlvr .lmn-s l rc-mlm-rlrlr Il. .lulmsrm ll041l'p.tv Kztlll .lm-nh Il. liuly li11lu'l'l. ll. K1'll4ll'l4'li lllc-lmrcl .l. Kc-llur 1'1lllVlll'd V. Imxlslzrlul. .losvpll l1'. lnu-our Ashton J. l.ui':n'p:u1- Curl M. In-'lllzmmz .lvssu S. lvluiilmn- .lusoplx K. M1-Cullum Aluxzrmlur J'. lVl:u'c-lmml. Jr. Hoy V. lVIz1l'tll1 Nlzryor Muyl-r, Jr. Xl'llllzLm ll. Mm-:ms Wm. L. lVl1'l'lw1':1l.l11-1' 1 l'll.llli lVlurrl1-lc Al'lllllltl S. Nlim-hul I99 Marion P. Rny Nnwton L. Roy Amos L, S1-hillor Edgar lfl. S4-vm-rson Slmon H. Shifl' Albert L. Smith, Jr. Qlls-0 E. Turrull Glunn T. flllmmlmson .llmlry ld. Turnm-r Anthony Vicnro, J r. .lnlm ll. Nvulu-rs Tlmmaxs Ji. Mululoy Kirby ll. Nl-4-lc l+1clwz1.rd ZIP. Ortiz liiulmrsl 47. Uwe-ns llllmu ld. Pillljm-:m llnrnlfl I . l'ltrn- Ila-rln-rl. Il. l'ul.ts Murray L. Ifilllillilibl Sims l . lim-gauwl Alvitb .lllluy Ernest V. Sl'lll'2Ul1'l' Oliver XV. Sc-hultz .lolm W. Sm-:nga-r llzrmillou Simon .lunws ll. Smith lmxmle Smith Joromu ll. Summvrs Joromu J. F-ulurinu I'lmrl0s ll. Ti:-:cl:1l4' Jnlmvy H. XV:1x In-roy E. NVillis- 0I'IZ,06LIZy GEORGE 0. HLLLARO . . JOHN S. SLACK . . . JACK E. COPELANO . RICHARD B. BAILEY . ROBERT S. HOPPER . . EIMER J. KINEBREW . . Abe J. Abraham Albert A. Arllne Harry Abramson Harry V. Balcom G. M. Bodenhelmer, George H. Brandau Dan H. Dawson Stanley L. Day William B. Day Robert M. Draughon Sam Fullllove Gall Gllmore Walter A. Hamnmnn George M. Abraham NVm. J. Adragna Emmett Asseff Jack G. Bealrd Woodrow P. Beard Hugh A. Benard Robert E. Blake Bernard F. Breaux Bernard A. Brewer Ellls C. Buckley Edgar J. Burch John C. Bushman Frank L. Castllle Atwell E. Champion Glenn T. Clasen Lewls M. Cooksey Merrlll A. Cornish Robert E. Crals John R. Crawford, Jr. Peter J. Crlfasi Charlie C. Cross Leslle A. Cowley Albert M. Culotta Thomas B. Dalzlel SENIORS . Captain and Company Conunander FRED B. KRAMER . . . . . - . . . .Fir:tLieutenan1 MAxwm.1. A. LEA . . . . WAI.'l'ER K. FRANTZ . . . . ..... SecondLieulenanl JUNIORS -. First Sergeant ALVIN F. ST. AMANT . . . . .Sergeant RALPH T. BROWN . . . . . . . . . .Sergeant . . . . . . . .Sergeant HARVEY M. BEOUE . Josls A. DAVXLA . . . . ERNEST W. MCNlEll. . . . . ......... Sergeant SOPHOMORES Andrew C. Heath Adelardo Hernandez Grover C. Howard Jaek L. Howe Sldney XV. Jacobson Joe R. Jordan XVllliam H. Lant, Jr. Edgar J. Kelly Maurlev A. Kenny Lewis P. Kllbourne Carl W. Lauhon Llewellyn G. Lee I-lollls H. Metcalf Frank B. Dawson David H. Deas George E. De Metz Adrlan De Montluzln Maurice do Vrles Charles R. Draughon George J. Eltlfe Fred K. Facundus Peter J. Fitzpatrlck Charles D. Fretz llarold 1-l. Gammlll Wm. K. Gower Russel J. Grafmlller NVilllam B. Green Edwin B. Groner Ralph E. Hamilton Clayton Harrell Frank Hernandez Raleigh H. Hlbbard Carl R. Holden Jack L. Holt James J. Katz Edgar J. Kelly Lawrence F. Kern, Jr. James S. McGrath Maple J. Melaneon Boyce O. Miller XVllIlam B. Ogilvle Alonzo lt. Munson Xvllllam D. Oden Towner J. Pringle Moffet L. Pugh Jefferson N. ltuek Rlcrhard J. Saurage Blynn E. Scott Jaek B. Sa-arce FRESHMEN Clifton A. Klrby Paul I . Krall John E. Kyle, Jr. Ernest Larsen Frank B. Larsen Thomas D. Langford Marcy H, Levy Arthur D. Llchterman Philip B. Lieber John E. Loe Donald T. Mast John Max May John Henry McLeod James C. Mekesell James S. Merlweather Louls Moreau Gasparcl E. Moskau Robert L. Murray Dennis J. O'Banlon Austln XV. Newsone Emerson L. Perdue Ralph Odom NVrlght W. Phebus 200 . Second Lieutenant . Second Lieutenant . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergeant . Sergeant Don J. Shaw William M. Shaw Joseph A. Simms Jack Il. Smlth NVarren J. Stowell Claude C. Sturges, Jr. James T. Thompson Jack W. Tlppett Emerlc NV. Tooraen Roy E. Truly Roscoe P. NVeaver John H. Wlley Edwin R. 'Willis lVilliam M. Pollock, Jr. Ernest L. Pratt James K. Reed Francis J. Rleaud Reno J. Roblcheaux James W. Sandifer, Jr Paul H. Schuler John V. Sherlock William W. Shull Victor G. Slmmons NValter J. Simmons NVoodrow W. Simmons John E. Slattery Len NV. Stephens Otis Earle Turner Walter C. Velandm- Thomas H. Voelker Fred A. Watkins Edgar L. Way Mandell L. Weisman Robert L. Westbrook Robert E. Walsh Robert W. Williams, Jr James T. Wrlght SENIORS Roi AND C. SHAW . . . Cajzlain and Comfmnv Commundcr Smnm' J. LIEMOINE, JR. . SAM P. FIRMIN . . . . . ..... Fir.i1.iful1-mmf JAMES C. S'roNic . . . . SAMUH. H. Ai.i.r:N . . . Srmnd1.ivnrmmul FRANK S. S'rU1-KA . . JUNIORS JAM1s A. TnoM . . . . . FirslSn-gcanl WM. R. Downs . . . AIIXANDER K. MCGRHW . . . . Supply Sergcanl SAMUEL IC. LAwlucNCla . . JUIIAN B. FRANCIS . . . ...... Surgranl JOHN B. S'rRAnAN . . . Lucius 'l'. VVIEATIIIZIQS . . . . . - . .... Srrgmnl SOPHOMORES Carmel Alemnr, Jr. Lloyd B. Barham Thomas M. Biokham Harold T. Blmn-hnrd William C. Boyd Clinton J. Butler Gordon Canterbury Nathan L. Coehrun lsidore A. Colon Joe C. Costa Russell A. Cnylor, Jr. Cyril C. Denny 'Beverly C. Dil-ki-rsun Billy V. Dunno Robert M. Eaton George S. Arbuthnot Lewis E. Ashley NVoodruw NV. Atkins Boone J. Atkinson John O. Barry llnrold L. Belangor l'lermn.n L. Blenvenu Charles L. Blades FI'Rllf'lS M. Bruley Harold L. Bosx-man Aubln V. Buqh-t Nolan T. Cathey Sidney A. Cellos Marshall A. Chatelain Carl K. Chilton 1 lustern B. Chrisiman. Jr. Blythe Clark Todd G. Cole Thomas D. Davis John M. Deluge Palmer XV. Dvloteus James L, lllldm-r Edwin ll. Feig l Alonzo l. Wl'1Llll'lS, .Ir. . Edwin I.. Ferguson lloward f:0lHllH,'l'l'. JI Robert P. Gllsson Loo F. Hardy Charles E. Harp Clay S. llarrls Ilnrold I. lloldc-man Victor L. llolland John C. Kirkputrk-k Thomas NV. Kloinpotor Dania-l M. Landry linynnnid ll. Lumry llnvls G. Lnnsforsl, Jr. FRESHMEN Jolm H. lloln-rty Basil Doles Robert F. Dol.-s l-'rank N. Dormon Pnlvin XV. Eason Charles L. Eldridge Erin-st J. IQlH'lll'llllll3't'l' Nvllllum O. Ewing, Jr. Albert M. Fm-iI'l'or Sidney Frederii-k Joseph B. Frimlinam NVlllium C. Gibson, Jr. Albert L. Grfu-o, Jr. John S. Green Roy A. Greene D. M. Greer llonry B. Grc-million Armas T.. Gremilllon Morris J. Gulledgo Kelley B. llarrls Jessie J. llaydel Alone ll. Marlin Edmund F. Nix-lx Ilzirry S. Morris l :Lrnh:un ll. Morrison .Earl ll. Morrogh Arthur XV. Morton Carl S. Nadlor .Ir. Glendon D. Norman Jacko S. O'Brlon Paul J. Orvhard George N. Orr lfrank NV. Quin William G. Ramke Jolm E. Randall lflnriqne ll. Reid Orville J. 1Ht'lllll'tlS0ll George B. Holden llarry T. Jones lic-n,i:unln T. Knrns, Ji Luo F. Lassere Roy li. Lohdoll NVilliam John Lulu-. Ji Charles G. Mvllonald Frank NV. Ms-lnmalml John R. Molilwoo Pedro E. Malarol, Eddie ll. Millet Charles II. Miller Jack G. Montm-leon James S. Mooro Avilliftlll S. Naidlor Andrew D. Nohlo Norman J. Nolan Myzlron J. Polln-grin John B. Pipes Sam Pominski Paul C. Portes Theodu re XVool1s 20l 0l'l'Zi06LIZy . Scfrmd I.i1'ulru1u1l . S1-mm!Lrfulfnanl . Sl'l'0Ild Lifllffllllllf . Sfrgfanl . Szrrgcanl . Srrgmnl I. H. ltohurlson. Jr. ltufus I.. Roy Johnny 13. Ituf-k Z1-ph R. Slsson Wm. M. Simmons E. Flay Sledge Morris Slnrrman llumer D. Spnth Loo XV. Spnth tfliztrles H. Sproll lvl-sloy J. Syn-rlor Jesse E. Storfkstlll JKLIIIUS K. Stone M:ir4'el .I. Voorhies, Jl'. Earl lfl. XVillis XVill:1r4I l-1. llzulforci '1'hom:ns l+'. lil:-lmlwl l ranois J. ltnluxrdson l+l4Iw:trd IG. Rivera llulntio M. Hayo XVoollrow ll. Snvoio tlnllis Sears Sam M. Slioririllgxo John M. Smith Avilliitlll ll. Smith Joss-ph A. Spaulding: Guy .l'. Spook ivan N. Straw-1-in-r .lohn 1'. Turner .lark NVallar'o, .Ir. John R. Xvalnrvr Ilndls-y L. NVQ-lung Jr. William XV. NVQ-stlnrook Ili:-lmrd K. NVilkerson, Jr. Wesley lt. XVlrtz Xvalter A. Vvhite 0l'lZ,06LI'Zy IEWELL J. Flow . . Second Lifulcnanl . Second Lifulzvzanl . Second Lieutenant . Sergranl . Srrgcanl . Sr'rgz'anl SENIORS . Caplain and Company Commander DoNA1.o T. DONAHUE . . KAMIEL Known' . . . . . Firsl Liculnnanl CI.Am0RNla DAMHRON . . R, ju CAZENAVE , , . SecondLicutunant Vzaluuar I.. GRESHAM . . JUNIORS MARVIN C. S'r1fwAR'r . . . 1f'irslScrgcanl Rovolnvr D. Boz1zMAN . . . EDMUND P. RORDAN . . SujrplyS1'rgaanl MAssl.1N CllRlS'l'OFFliL, JR. . Ll-:STER C. Armons .. ..... . . .Srrgranl WILLIAM C. J01-lNs'1'oN . . Due D. Goocu.. . . . . . . . . . . .Svrgmnt SOPHOMORES Llgygl F, Abadle Robert E. Decker Torn S. Hicks Noble lt. Abnoy Walton H. Deeker Milo B. Kc-nnody Joseph J. Angellr-o Ralph B. Dorman llawronm-te L. Kihnan Guy J. Babln Allred L. Flrnwnt James H. Mr-lfasklll Bernard J. Booker XVilson B. l1'orr4-st Clarke R. Ma-Laughlin Joseph li. Beonel Edward V. Frayle Darrell P. Miller Vlctor ll. lioogtlnnlan Ben NV. Friend Joe XV. Mixon Albin T. Chalk David Gelfmun Charles A. Murphy Jules A. Cook Irving ll. Gordon Ernest V. Nahr Ben J. Cohen George H. Greene Aho S, l erlman Gordon Daughonhaugh Conley D. llftthorn Jasper XV. Pltre Numa C. Hero, Jr. Thomas XV. Roach FRESHMEN John L. Alford Nvtn. J. Andrews Harold J. Ayrnn John L. Bagents Maurice H. Bauer James A. Bice lrving Bllus H. E. lirldgeforth Jonas li. Brooks James A. Bugea Allred T. Butterworth Purley ll. Cobra, Jr. James J. Carlln James D. Carter Joseph A. Childress Quinn M. Coco Malcolm P. Cooo Dallas A. Colnoon, Jr. Robert N. Coles Rex Conn, Jr. Alvln C. Cook Xvllllam S. Crlbbln Garard lblllion XVllli:un B. Edgar liobert NV. Edwards Bluford lflzzn-ll Leonard C. lvltzgerald Audry J. Ifreyou Julian NV. Flowers 'Fhomas C. Gates Mack Gill llarry A. Grubsehnlidt Boris C. I-laa:-we llaniel E. Hamilton J. B. Harrlst Roy B. Henderson Harold Aldrluk Holland George NV. Hopkins Hs-rman Hupplerizzh Cnoll Hutchinson Alden B. Johnson NVulter J. Kuobler Bernard ll. Lavigne l'l0l'llltl'tl l. La-ofor lflrlwln L, Levy James A. Lellhead Charles I-l. Mollonald Ralph J. Mvl.Jonoul:h ltobt-rt C. Mr'Donong'h I-l.trry L, Mlllm-r Harold L. Molloy Angelo G. Malone Cecil T. Munday lllominlek J. Oriole Fred Osor Arthur Putt Gordon NV. Per-k John 'l'. Plummer Phillip V. Poreella Santaigo Poreella VVilllmn E. Reid Maruel F. Rornagosa Merwyn B. Roberts Joe R. Rosenberg Bernard B. Saxon Paul R. Sm-lortlno Mervln Shapiro Anthony P. Spoto Robert L. Ta:-:sin Drouet XV. Vldrine Robert C. NVals Presley E. NVorloIn Erlnis C. Wilson Thomas M. XVirsching Sherwood S. Searcy, Jr llohort S. Sandlfvr George Smill NVallac:e R. Sxnltlm, Jr. Robert li. Stallings, .lr. Rohort B. Thompson John F. Thompson .Bill R. 'I'lI11-y Leonard C. Tohln David Ii. Treiher Alexander F. Vlntl Charles C. Wagner Thomas .I-I. Wells Simon R. VVest Corner NVhitaker Grover C. Nvilllams. II Bradforml Avllllllglllllll Isaac O. NVlnI'roe Lnurn-nee C. Nvindhant Henry C. Wright John H. Zcringue .ln- l l lull rl 1 N . 1 f -.4 .,- . , .-. ,, W , -. 1 ' 17:11, N 1 j fa .1 X .YJ J fi . llc. --H: f. iw' 41 2 ju N. : I-.5 - 1 fig? . .,'.1'f if 'Wild ...auf gr gr - -.Q Enwmw KE'I'CllAM, JR. . . JAMES R. WENDT, JR. . SARouN'r PKTCIIER . Flusuluc MISKO . . SIDNEY A. ADGER . JOHN E. SEN'l'El.L . llomon M. Alonzo 1-lorry Barron Art.hur C. Bl-st Munch S. Undwatllntler Thomas J. Conroy Thomas NV. Croxton, Jr. Nollun E. Alloln Roy J. Anderson Edward M. Al-tulrre Edward G. Anthony Thomas O. Arrington Cnmlllo O. Authomont John F. Bohm. Jr. Gayle Boll Pnul NV. Boudrouu Robert L. Bmvers Daniel F. Hut-lcluy Maroc-l P. Cnlsols Philip L. Cnnclovlollu Steve Colllrla Robt-rt O. Crowder Vlncont A. Culottn John D. Jlmggott Wllllnm J. Davis Joseph J. Dreher Charles Dusenhury Layton J. Fornmulez Eddle P. Flores SENIORS Caplain and Conlpany C0lll1llll7ldL'I' . . .FirJll.il'ulL'11al1l VERNON L. WEEKS . . . . Dlxvm J. CARvn.l.lz . . . EMME'l'l' C. VVm.l.s, JR. . . . . .SL'L'07ldLil'IllL'7l01ll JUNIORS . . F irxl St.'I'yl.'ll7ll . Supply Scrgcanl . . .Scrgvanl JOHN G. TURN . . Ronlam' A. Pnam. . . B. I.. M1CnA1a1.soN . . . Sn-gcanl ANTHONY J. BRUNO, JR. . SOPHOMORES Xvrtldo J. Uoussut .lorry lllc-kson liogqnr F. .nllllllllll NVllll:tm ll. Emlwnrrls Henry D, Flzu-li. .lr. Luke G. lflnmllton Ulyds- R. Ilt-rrlngton Lewis li. llullon ltlclwnrd A. Mvl4':u'lnml Murphy XV. Mr-Em-horn Arthur G. Mulono 1l0lJurL M. 1'llt-hor FRESHMEN Albort M. Goorgo TIIOIIIELN T. Glllt-n Jurlgo D. Glrllngllousu Jnulc Gorlnlvy Riuhord 141. Gormloy Arthur A. Gounux P1-tor XV. Grutlen Harold G. llnns Stophon C. llztmlmlok Robert L. llnnoy John XV. Ilurtzog Clawom-o ll. Hensley Andrvw ll. llonclorson Lad P. llltt' Arr-hlo L. llollnnd Vlvtor L. llolslt-nd Lt-wis 111. Hoopor Alfred NV. lluoli John M. Jolissmlt Lnurltz Kjorulff Allis-rt Krlgor Boylston B. Lewis Aywf 203 V' 4- ,. ln . 1?-Vw., .3-4, .wdfl KTC L X Fax, silky, -'J K V' X? if V- f'1. .- Perry M. Lyons Mnxwc-ll C. M1-Donald .lvssc B. MuGlll William Y. Molmin Willlnm Mm-Lellnnrl. Jr. tilmrlos XV. Mc-Mlf-lmol Myron C. Mmltlon Alln-rt. R. Miller Jnvk M. Mlnrzklvr .Im-lc M. Mosvly Ulmzwlus D. Muller Tommy Myers Johnny ll. Nnquln Arvin Northrup Lt-us Qulnllly NVllllatm l.. lionois J. R. Roux lioln-rt G. liogvrs Lorlmor J. Romnguorn Jnson C. Saunders John N. Snvnrlo Mlolmol N. Sm-clsl 0WLlD6LlZ V . S1fcomII.iz'11l1'11n11l . Swmml Lifllftflllllll . Srrgtfalll . Svrgranl . Sl'l'gl'HIlf . Snrgmnl Emlgau' ll. l'rEtm-hord Joseph E. Samson Phillip M. S11-at Goorgo E. Smith Antonio Snlvr, Jr. Wnrrun W. XVlllI2llllSUll Emile J. Slmzthet-n Joseph N. Silvt-rlmrg .lohn ll. Smith Vlrgll li. Smith llnrry XV. Slni'l'ortl Sztmut-l S. Staunton lVlv1'1'rll1l1 O. Stork Jmrk I. Stinson Edlllo Stella Frank J. Ste-hr Clmrltes A. Stull-N Jost-ph S. Trum Thomas I.. Von l-'ossn-n Loon li. Xvtllllbljl' Jnnmos ll. XV4-lt-h, Jr. Robert L. XVoinl'urt0r John M. NVhlttington Xvm. E. Wilkinson. Jr. Allcn E. VVllmot John lr. xvimt-1-N, Jr. John A. lVintz Vvlnton S. Younglxltzod gf-. Bl..- 1 Cab 'ard and Blade COMPANY E, FlFTH REGIMENT To i1IIfII'ofLwr ilu' .flzzzzfiaril of uzililary irainilzg in .fllIH'l'il'll!l tollegfs. , OIfIfIcI3Ias FINIIII' P. C'llliSlIlliR . . . . . . . ...... Caplain I.lil'.'1UQi I.. FULMIIII . . . . .... Firsl Livulz-navzl llAIzoI.II A. liliillllfl . , . . Sfrfoml Iivulvnanl l1oIIIfI4'I4 IE. HIBBH' . ...,...... . . Iiirsl Scrgranl AIEAIIBIEIRS IN FACULTY l.IIaU'I'IINAN'I' CoI.oNIII. Tkox' I'I. lVlll7IJI,li'l'ON, Inf., U. S. A. MAJOR joIIN D. lf0RSY'I'llIi, Inf., U. S. A. MAJUIQ l'lIIRIu' L, IIIIGAN, Inf., U. S, A. MIIAIIIIEILS IN U NIVERSITY j,IMIcs G. BliNNli'I I' I-l.IIz0I.II A. liliklilil' l:OBliR'l' 15. ISIIIIII' CIIIss'I'IfIz j. CAIzvII.I.II DAVIII J. CAIcvII.I.II SIAICVE A. CIIAI-Puls I INI.IcI' P. CIIIISIIIIIII -lOSliI'll Ii. IMIIIIQII CIAIBIIIINII IMMIIRIIN CII.xIII.Iis DUCIIIIIN l:I.ANCli G. FIANIIKIN jIaII'I5I.I. Film' LEMLIS I.. FULMIQIL '1'IIoMAs E. GI.AzIs j. D. Huck, JR. CIIAIu,Izs H. HICIQMIIN GIIQIIGI: O. I'III.I.IIkII JOIIN F. JIIIINSUNNE MAI,IIo IS. JOIINSON ICIIIVARII P. KII'I'cIIIxM FIIIIII B, KRAMER IEkNIss'I' S. LIINIIIM' jon 1.AwIuIa MAxwIiI.I. A. LIIII SIIINEI' 1. I.IeMoINIe TOM G. LIawIs IEIIWAIQII J. NlCKIl.l.IPS S'I'ANI,IaI' M. MAXWELI. A. MICKAI. HAI. MII.I.I2Iz LnsI.IIc C. PRICII PIIII.IP A. ROBICIIAUX S'I'ANI.IaI' R. SCARBOROUGII CIIIIRI.Es B. SCIIWEIZIIR RAI.I'II I.. SHAB E. W. SIc.xco R. C. SIIAW Rox' J. SIMON AIINoI.II J. STEVENS FI.oYII II. LONG, jk. CIICII. F. McCI.AIu' wg, ' F Q 4 W 15-I., P 14 .L . -j LJ 4- ' I ,ar ug- -.-,,-- - ---W c... -5 L. , T., 4. . NX ., . .- UL. ,,5,pff, .,r- P 5-. , ggi, - fgbg' W - ' ik 'Qgfx .AHVQ WSJ: - .fuqu ' , ,viz 1 I-' .wg -A,-if tf.,45,,,-I-'. 1.4--.g.,-e-A.. Q, .f.-3 .. .., e 2:?' -. 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BARRIOS PAUL A. BARTMESS, JR XVALIJO J. BAUDOUIN TIIOMAS O. BLAKENEY IRVIN J. BORNE WILI.IAM L. BOUDRA CIIESTER H. BRADFORD JOSEPH C. BROCATO HARRY M. CAMERON JAR II? CR 'II' A 1 f,fI ' ' The Band SENIORS JAMES S. BLAKEMAN. . Captain, and Company Command!-r JUNIORS RAGNVALD B. RORDAM ..... . Firxr Sergnanl SOPHOMORES CIIARI.ES J. CASSELL ROBERT L. CAUSIEY LEON DICKOEE CIIARLES M. EVliRIlAR'l' DAVID S. FEI.SEN'I'IIAI. RALPH W. FRANKLIN HANUN B. GARDNIER RICIIARD B. GARRISON SIDNEY GII.MAN ELMER IIARRIS LEE E. I-IARTMAN SAM F. HARTMAN JOE E. HEARIJ RIVERS B. HENEGAN, JR. ALVIN L. HOLZENTHAL FRANK P. KARLAN LAMAR R. LANIJRY HAROLD B. LEVY FREDERICK V. MCCAMMON EMILE J. MCCOURTNEY GEORGE M. MACNICOI. . OSKAR R. MENTON JAKE E. MEYER RODNEY G. 1VIlTClIEI.I. ROBERT F. NAUL WILLIAM K. NEI.Ms, JR. PIOVVARD L. NE1'1'I.ES JUSTIN J. PERHAM FRESI-IMEN THOMAS CAMPANIELLA GEORGE W. CLINE FRANCIS F. COLE JOIIN A. DILwOR'I'H JULIUS DUCKER KENNETII DUNN VVII.I.IAM A. ECKERT AVIERY L. FORTENBERRY ROIIER1' E. GI.AssCOCK IIAROLD GOI,l7BliRG THOMAS J. I'IARREI.I. JAMES P. HEEERT BASIL C. I-IENDRY ROBIN M. HOOD EVIZRETI' L. KINCAID PIERMAN H. KI.ARE, JR. FRED J. LABRY ICENNETII E. ILIPP JOHN W. LIPSCOMB RAY MAGEIE SAM A, MARKS SEEAs'I'IAN J. MESSINA JOIIN L. MILES IIAL E. MONROE VERN E. MOIKGAN JAMES G. MURCHISON GLEN R. MEIGIIEORS COLONEL W. I'E'rREV JANE LAWTON Sponsor ROEER1' VV. PHIELPS HERMAN RAmNOwI'I'z NIAURICIE H. RAIIE DAYTON M. REEDER, JR. ROEER1' H. ROBINSON ANDREW J. RUSSO FRANK V. S'I'AN'rON CHARLES SU'I'I'LE JOSEPH G. S'l'Ul.B IIARRY D. WARD JAMES 0. WARE, JR. ROEERT L. VVOODARD JOIIN VV. WRO'I'EN, JR. HARVEY H. POSNER XVINSLOW A. RANDLE JESS L. REEVES JOSEPH C. RICIIARD FRANKLYN M. RIVERS SAMMIE T. ROBERTS JACOB T. SCIIMIDT, JR. HERMAN SIICGIEI. CLAUDE M. STRAIIAN AI.'l'ON T.. WARD FELIX II. VVEESTER VVILLIAM C. VVIIISAT CECII. B. YARBROLJGII VVINTON S. YOUNGBl.O0D 205 ,I SELECTED BY CA HELENE KING Regimental Sponsor MRS. LEMos FULLER. .First Battalion LORETTA BUTLER. . .Second Battalion RACHAEL MANSINGER . Third Battalion CLIFFORD REDDELL. .Fourth Battalion Mi itctry S onsors . .1 M zoe fl , Web tp.. 'w 7 ZF E241 15 1 'Q??l', ms my' vyviwgfx 'at nt fllgvvff xv v4,,...,. itil. L15-m1f13 nifiiifziitflmtftmfilfjtmnwauR R www.. A xx ' .h . Q.. .-if ff R' A' .. 1 gf' W , ttf X , 4' I 4 A QXJXAWJ .. fgflfizof D E OFF NSORS FOR MILITARY T O P R 0 XV : ALMA FLEMING. , , . SAMMYE COMEAUX , JOHNNIE FLOYD .... LORRAINE SCHWEIZER , . ENAJAMES BLACK , . ALICE ROTH ..,, B O 'I' T O M TENNIE MAY KING. . FLORENCE JANE MORLEY KATHERINE Ckoss ,, .. Jo WAGNER ..,4.... . VIRGINIA COYLE ,.,, . Company A Company B Company C Company D .Company E Company F R O W: Company G Company H Company I Company K Company L MARTHA KNIGHT . . I . . .Company M . . ' .537 2:21-NfL:',' --:ff -'W ' as. -nw-, ,--.,-aff'-:-1, I--IJaw:-z',,ggw,:.sfmN-4-,.:,gfg Mn-1 - wi . , . 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BROUSSAIKU, Clmirnnm of Ifn' xlllvlrlirCuumil A great deal of the success of Louisiana State University in the world of sports may be attributed to its very fine athletic council, of which Dean Broussard is chair- man. All athletics at L. S. U. come under the supervision of this council. During the past year the University has enjoyed many championships through the capable man- agement of T. P. Red', Heard, the direc- tor of athletics. Through the combined efforts of the council, who work untiringly toward an end, L. S. U. has been able to get many outstanding university teams on the Tiger's schedule. President M. Smith, Mr. T. P. Heard, and Coach Bernie Moore are ex-oflicio members of the athletic council. Professors J. G. Lee, Fred C. Frey, and Henry V. Howe represent the faculty. Messrs. S. W. Gladden, and Y. Sanders, Jr., represent the Alumni Federation, while Abe Miclcal and Justin Rulcas are the student body rep- resentatives. The Qthletic Council T e Conference C ampions The 1935 L. S. U. team will go down in history as the finest and most representative one in Tiger history. By winning the Southeastern Conference championship they gained the respect and admiration of fans and opponents alike. They won nine games, losing two by the slim margin of four points to their Texas rivals. Ranking with the outstanding teams of the nation, the Tigers played to 203,500 fans this season. The 32,000 who saw the Tulane tilt and the 34,000 who filled the Sugar Bowl were record-breaking crowds. Add those games to the Tulane-L. S. U. tilt in 1934, and the records show that L. S. U. played to the three largest gates in Louisiana history. THE 1935 SQUAD fl l 3 AND THE STARTING TEAM fnlmvu, FATIHZI I3 RUKAS, Hlal.vns'roN S S'l:wAn'i', Muzxm., Blzuww, Cmumm., T1 R , ' ' 1. Tl I ... :U , 1 cind Coac s si Having made an enviable name for himself as traclc and field coach, Coach Bernie H. Moore turned in a sterling job as head grid coach in his very First year at the helm, piloting the Tigers to the Southeastern Conference championship. Moore shares his success with his fine coaching staff: Ben Ennis, assistant, and end coach, Joel Hunt, haclcfield coach, B. Wliitt- worth, guard, and freshmen coachg Emerson Spike Nelson, line coach, and Mike Chambers, trainer. THE COACHING STAFF OF THE MIGHTY FIGFRS Limmmns xVlllTIWOR1ll Hum NIISKNN Muon: ENNIS, Yfvrns, RAHINHORS1 Mnrumr 1nd KHOURX A .aa -IQ H, . A. N ,...., -. ,M ,1 ' L A.-gl U - 2134, . 1 .MF 4 .. -I' 1 1 au' xh A ' 1 ., tug I A ., ,X 5 ,JA z ,W , ,' V 1-W - fy .W 1 f , ,M M J, A ,, M N, W I, , f . if fu, M ,J fu., I W ' 4 ,f- . A Q ,fv f, ' ., W , ,, . ,. muy. ul' .W y ' , fi' M, ,, 5 J rf WM P , -. 4- -, -47m'.L ff-ff v v V bw : , . ,X , f, Y' x V, --. 'H .Www W K Q -Wm. ,JL - ..,,.n.1 ' . ff- ' .- x -A 'V' 'V' -,Q it .mv If , f'5f '5ix- If ' f ' ' x ' ,VV 'H Q A y I -, WK ac' ww -Aww 1 1-1' mf WM X. -A 1 ff. 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Wal- lace returned the initial kickoH 65 yards and then the pair combined to put the ball on the five-yard line. They could not penetrate further, but John Sylvester was called from the line, and then he calmly stepped back to the 14-yard stripe to place-kick a field goal for three points. Shortly after that, the Owls drove toward the goal from the 35-yard line, with McCauley plunging right guard for the touchdown. Sylvester converted. In the third quarter Rock Reed ran 23 yards for a touchdown, but a Tiger was offside, making the play void. L. S. U. scored when Gay- nell Tinsley blocked a Wallace punt in the fourth, with Justin Rukas recovering on the one-yard line. Big Buill Crass failed to score twice at the line, but Seago went over the zero line on his second try. The Tigers got into a huddle for the extra point and when they came out, Seago was back to try for the placement. It was good. The Owl defense was too stout for the Tigers to penetrate, but near the end of the game L. S. U. appeared to be the better team. RICE... ...O 0 0 7-7 L. S. U ............. IO 0 0 0-I0 FIRST DOWNS: RICE lo, L. s. U. 9. JESSE FATHERREE Most Valuable All-Conference All-Southern All-Louisiana GAYNELL TI NSLEY All-American All-Conference All-Southern All-Louisiana reatest Season N N N RNE HELVESTON GUARD All-Conference American Mention All-Louisiana BILL CRASS HALITHACK All-Conference All-American Mention All-Louisiana MARVIN STEWART ABE MICKAL CBN-mn HALI:UACK Won Most Mixtures Trophy All-American Nlcntion All-American Mention All-Conference Mention All-Conference Mention All-Louisiana The eyes of Texas were not as good as the Tigers' eyes on the night these teams met. L. S. U. recorded its first victory in fine fashion. A 67-yard run by Jim I-Iadlock put the Longhorns in position for the first touchdown. Bill Pitzer then threw a Hat pass to Jurecka, who caught it on the one-yard line and easily scored. The Tigers blocked Gilbreath's place- ment. In the same first quarter, Johnson fumbled a punt and Reed recovered on Texas's 35-yard marker. Fatherree's left hand tossed an aerial to Barrett for a 20-yard gain, and then Reed gained eight yards, almost getting loose. Bill Crass hit the line four times, scoring on the last. Bill's placement was wide. Score 6-6. Dynamic Reed raced Pitzer's punt back for a touch- down in the fourth quarter to break the tie. Seago's place- ment was blocked. In this same quarter Jesse Fatherree assured victory for the Tigers by intercepting Charlie john- son's pass from behind his goal line and racing 30 yards to score, with Son Seago blocking out the last obstacle in Fatherree's path. Another important feature of the Tiger's first victory was Reed's 60-yard punt return. Rock raced the pigskin back to the seven-yard line, where the Texans held firm, just a short distance from the goal line. L.S. U. ....... . 6 0 0 I2-I8 U. OF TEXAS... . 6 0 0 0- 6 FIRST DOWNS: L. s. U. ls, TEXAS 1. - :-ii----L.-Ll, mn-'muon ROI-IM'S TOUCHDOWN WINS ARKANSAS GAME MARVIN BALDXVIN GISORGE IiOWMAN AUDRA BROWN GIIAIIII FULLIIACK GUAKIJ Coach Bernie Moore featured an all-star cast when his Tigers played in the Manhattan Melodrama at Brooklyn. The Louisiana team made its first successful invasion of New York to turn Chick Meehan's club back, 32 to 0. After a scoreless first period, Abe Mickal led the shock troops into the second quarter, opening fire on the Jaspers with an exhibition of passing and punting never before seen in the East. The first touchdown was a short pass in the flat from Abe to Nlorton, with Abe converting the extra point. He then kept the jaspers in a hole with some excellent quick- kicking. The next score was a pass from Abe to Fatherree, for 22 yards. Mickal missed placement. Bill Crass threw a long pass to Fatherree for another touchdown in the third quarter, Crass converting. In the fourth quarter Pat Coffee tossed a long pass to Pinky Rohm, who inhaled it on the dead run for 31 yards' gain and touchdown. To culminate this great victory, Rohm broke away on a '53-yard jaunt for another score. The Tigers' line play was great and every back on the trip played to share in the glory. Having been beaten on two previous invasions in New York by Rutgers, 25 to 0, and by West Point, 20 to 0, Louisiana State had made the most of this opportunity to avenge itself. l F f' Xxx. ,M 1 n -T MICKAI. AND CRASS POUND MISSISSIPPI LINE L. S. U. ....... .. 0 I3 7 I2-32 MANHATTAN . .. 0 0 0 0-' 0 FIRST DOWNS: L. s. U. nz, MANHATTAN 6. Louisiana State could not slaughter the Razorhacks at the State Fair in Shreveport. Arkansas gave the Tigers one of its closest battles in a thrilling contest, 13 to 7. A break enahled the Tigers to score first. Crass passed to Fatherree 13 yards for a first down on line 14. Reed gained five yards and then was stopped. Crass' pass fell incomplete. Fatherreeis toss to Dumas on the four-yard line was ruled good for interference. On two tries Father- ree and Crass made the score. Crass kicked goal. Jack Robbins led the Porkers' touchdown drive from the Tiger 33-yard line with accurate passes to Allen Keen and J. L. 1-1owe11. The score came when Rohlnins tossed to Poole on the 22-yard line. Poole lateraled to Keen, who dashed untouched into the end zone. Savoy Seamster con- verted, tieing the score, 7-7. In the fourth quarter Pat Coffee led the second-stringers into the game, reeling off gain after gain. He put the hall in scoring position for the winning touchdown. Pinky Rohm took the ball on a reverse and with clever dodging scored from the 17-yard line-the points that meant victory. L. S. U. had to withstand a late rally by the Porkers to win the game. An offside penalty of the Tigers gave Arkansas the hall on the four-yard line, hut L. S. U. held for downs. Two line plays failed as the Razorbacks were pushed hack to their 10-yard line, then Stewart and Morton hroke up passes on the last two downs. PAUL CARROLL PAT COFFHIS NIH. CRASS 'l'Ar2K1.1: HAI.lfllAKIK HAl.lrn.fu:k GANCNVAY AUBURN' HI RI comes IATHI mul -11555 Follows RWD IN VANDY TILT 'lr'-Plw1r CRASS' TOSS TO l1AllI4ii'l I' SCORES ON WAVE BERNIE DUMAS JESSE FATHERREE OSBORNE HELVESTON Elm HAi.wmc:K Gufmn Vandy had a fine team, but the Mighty Tigers rose to the occasion, and despite two previous hard road games they downed the Commodores in another close game. In the second quarter Rannie Throgmorton threw Crass be- hind the Tiger goal to give Vandy a safety. In the same period Vandy marched from their 12 to the Tigers' two-yard line, 86 yards, and the first string Tigers went in to hold Morrison's team. In the third quarter che accurate tosses of Mickal won the game, after Dixon passed to Averly, an ineligible receiver, to give L. S. U. the ball on their own 47-yard line. Abe's first toss was good for 15 yards, caught by Tins- ley. He tossed another and the All-American caught it for another 15-yard gain. Miclcal drew them in with a line buck, losing two yards. This time Abe faded baclc and tossed a long spiral to Barrett, who leaped into space for the catch. Jeff headed towards the goal, making the score. Miclcal converted easily. About this game Fred Digby said: The Tigers were flat. Four hard games and three road trips in succession had taken their toll on the L. S. U. team. But the Tigers had as much courage as any football team anywhere ever saw and it was their courage that saved the day. This was not once, but several times. L. S. U. had passed a cru- cial test. COFFEE TO BARRETT PASS DEFEATS AUBURN EVOLUTION OF A TOUCHDOWN BY FATHERREE L. S. U. ..... . . 0 0 7 0 7 VANDERBILT . .' ...... 0 2 0 0 FIRST DOWNS: L. S. U. II, VANDY 8. Tigers faced Tigers in mid-summer weather when the Swamp Tigers of L. S. U. defeated the Tigers of the Plains by the margin of one touchdown. The game taxed the courage and condition of both teams, as cadets in the stand stripped open their brass buttons and whooped it up for the Ole War Skule. The winning score came late in the game when Bengal rooters had begun to despair. Pat Coffee was sent into the game for Bill Crass, along with the regular ends, Tinsley and Barrett. Pat drew back his arm and threw to Barrett, who leaped up on the one-yard line, snagged it, and then crossed the zero line unchallenged. There was some con- fusion in the try for extra point. As Bill Crass was being SCIIII in, Coffee booted the goal, but it was ruled void. Billy Hitchcock, Auburn's sophomore star, wound up where he began, gaining 22 yards in 16 tries, but also losing 22 yards worth. The Tigers outgained their rivals, 180 to 88 yards, by rushing. Number and quality of reserves won for L. S. U. The Plainsmen made their lone bid in the second quarter when a successful pass combination clicked to give them a first down on the L. S. U. three-yard line. This did them no good, for the Bengals braced themselves here to malce a great goal line stand. The play of many L. S. U. men was line, but the linesmen deserve surplus praise. ROY KNIGHT JON LANVRIH W'ARDlil,I. lliISk CliN'l'l5ll QUAR'l'lERHACK Gimun MICKAI. GOES l'l.ACfIiS THROUGH 'l'UI.ANli I .11 'ur-it SOUTHPAW Jess swivels '1'HuouG1-1 Ti-is WAVE BILL MAY Joi-IN MiHAr.1ck MAX NOILN QUAu1'15nnAr:n: END TACK!-U A devastating power attack was turned on the Missis- sippi State Maroons as the Tigers found themselves one Saturday afternoon. As a result, Major Sasse,s boys, con- querors of Army, went home defeated 28 to 13. L. S. U. put aside their passing to specialize on power plays, at the same time practically stopping Mississippi's power. All except two of the Maroon first downs were via the air. Here is the order of scoring for both teams: Rock Reed ran 19 yards for the first touchdown and Crass converted. Fatherree passed 24 yards to Barrett for the second score and Mickal kicked goal. Armstrong passed 26 yards to Fred Walters for the first Maroon touchdown, and Arm- strong's placement was good. Crass crashed the line and ran 46 yards to score for the Tigers, and he added the extra point with a place-kick. Pinky Rohm raced 20 yards to the final score, with Mickal converting again. Missis- sippi's final touchdown was made on a pass from the strong arm of Armstrong to the strong arms of Walters, a 42- yard gain. Bill Crass, Rock Reed, and Abe Mickal were the big ground-gainers. Mickal had booted the opening kick-off into the end zone stands, as the fans cheered wildly, and in five minutes L. S. U. had the ball, marching 66 yards to the first score made by Reed. BARRETT CAUGHT THIS ONE FROM MICKAL L.S.U. ..... ...7 2I o o-29 Miss. STATE ....... o 7 6 ofI3 FIRST DOWNS: L. S. U. 20, MISS. STATE Il. L.S.U... .. 7 0 O 6-I3 GEORGIA ....,.... O O 0 0- 0 FIRST DOWNS: L. S. U. l5, GEORGIA 2. MICKAI. SCORES AS TIGERS RACK 'EM UP .- .,.w,,A,.- ,gint R V lv., i 5Q,u,11 Ikiaggl' ' -rf. .- 1' ' s ff -. rf-ff A- wa?-pn --en I' ARTHUR IVIORTON ,I. T. RISIEIJ The L. S. U. cadets marched on Georgia 1,200 strong and came home with everything but the steel goal posts, which were cemented into the ground. Georgia succumbed to the Ole Lou powerhouse, but fought gamely over un- surmountable odds on a cold, rainy afternoon. Coach Harry Melmre paid tribute to the Tigers when he said, NL. S. U. had the finest team that ever played on this field. A 7-2-2-1 defense is the only one to stop this feller Crass. Tinsley and Barrett were line today: Rulcas was great. Son Seago made history for L. S. U. when he called the play that beat Georgia, after I., S. U. repulsed the Bull- dogs on the six-yard line. Baclc on their four-yard line, punt formation, Michal handed the ball to Fatherree, who circled from behind his goal Iine and raced to the opposite goal with a magnificent exhibition of blocking by the Tigers. It was a variation of the old 'iStatue of Libertyf, Miclcal added the point. After holding the Tigers on their goal Iine three times, Georgia finally gave way in the list period, when Bill Crass ran to the line, then burst through the secondary for 23 yards and the Iast touchdown. Bill played his greatest game, blocking, tackling. and punting excellently: he aver- aged 4.1 yards per try. The superb line shared in the vic- tory. Carroll, Rulcas, and Stewart played 60 minutes of great football. Fulilmtzx Ifmmlmtzx HAr.rflmt'x PINKY DIID SOMIE FINIH S'I'IiI'I'ING IN 'I'UI.ANIi TILT CHARLES ROHM CRASS FINDS GAP IN MANHATTAN WAI.I. JUSTIN RUKAS ERNEST SEAGO CLARENCE STRANCI TAc:Kr.n QUAuT1znnAc:K TAr:Kl.H A colorful crowd witnessed the most colorful contest in the history of Tulane-L. S. U.'s traditional rivalry. The Tigers waded through the Wave to the tune of 41 to 0, after having trounccd S. L. I. 56 to O in a warm-up game the preceding Saturday. The closest Tulane got was to the 24-yard line in the first Hve minutes of a scoreless first quarter, in which the Greenies scored their only three first downs. But never be- fore did New Orleans fans see such an exhibition of power and passing as the Tigers exhibited from the second quar- ter out. Crass threw a 15-yard pass to Barrett on the five- yard line and Jeff scooted over in the second. Crass added the point. In the third quarter Miclcal climaxed a 75-yard drive when he smashed inside right end for seven yards and touchdown. He kicked goal. Abe then tossed a 28-yard pass to Barrett, who leaped into the air and raced 20 more yards with the ball to score. Miclcal tossed a 25-yard pass to Bowman, who received on the five and scored. On a slice off taclcle, Rohm went over from the 14-yard line. With the third stringers in the game, Coffee scored the final marker in the last quarter when he plunged over from the one-yard line. It was the largest score in Tulane- Tiger history and the jubilant cadets were happy because it won them a holiday promised by President Smith. The largest crowd ever to see a sporting event in Lou- isiana filled the Sugar Bowl, to see the great Texas Chris- tian Horned Frogs eke out a victory over the greater Lou' isiana State Tigers hy the score of 3 to 2. Witll his hack to the fence, Sam Baugh was rushed hy L. S. U.'s famous ends, Tinsley and Barrett, and Bauglfs pass hehind his goal line fell incomplete in the end zone to give the Tigers a safety. He had taken a desperate chance. Several minutes after the Tigers had that lead, a suc- cessful pass from Baugh gave the Frogs the hall on the 20-yard line. Baugh dropped hack to the Z6-yard line to hold the hall as Taldon Manton place-kicked it directly through the uprights from a difficult angle. A great kick decided a great game in which marvelous punting was exhihited. Bauglfs punts averaged 43 yards. Ahe Mickal and Bill Crass averaged 45 yards with a very wet hall. The Texan played a splendid all-around game, on defense, offense, hlocking, and tackling. Baugh saved the day when Crass completed a long pass to Barrett on the five-yard line, hut on the three-yard line Sam stopped Jeff in his tracks, after jeff had just harely dodged Texas' All-Amerr can center, Darrell Lester, on the five. Shortly later Lester injured his collarhone and was replaced hy an unknown center named Tittle, who hlled Darrell's shoes in fine style. RANK S'I'lll'K.fX l9.XYNl5I.l. 'l'lNSl.IiY NYIXI. lI. lflTl,l.HRIGl-ll IR 'I'As1kl.l' lzNn hlawfxssiflz Fl an IlOI.I,Il1KING RIZIZID ROMPS ll YARDS ON 'I' L U . www f W- X Q W paw V N ' . 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M ' ' U ' 'M' i M , Q 4... in 'F AQ 5, yaff at 'P W g in :II ' I IIA' 9, I. , 3 1 ,Q wr X, 1 'ff 'f' Q '5 1 ' A , f , Wm , , 'M III 'f ,if md I !V,, ' F- . ek' II , , ' A P -:'f f?iV 'K ' 4 , - A' Wi' J III QV- M , I f I an IIM' I I I K' II ' J I f A Q ' ,wlzw Mm, 4 MW A H 'W 13 1 'Q X. I 'S . I, It w ' A H 1 , ff fy ' agua , A jf 2 , I 5. ,IA f Y , , 'FMP M Ra 1 Q WN ww , . . .Mn -t T' 1' tif' l L Q I tudenl Interest Witli an enrollment numbering 6,000, the Cle War Skule always had a loyal band of cadets and co-eds on hand to cheer the Tigers on to victory. This was the finest football season in L. S. U. his- tory. Not only students but alumni and fans joined in the Tiger yells led by Head Cheerleader Johnny Koontz, Tommy Furlow, Lucille Bonnette, Shirley Howard, Mary Ellen McElroy, and Champ Glaze. FUTU RE TIGER STARS Many outstanding players composed the Freshman grid squad of '3'5. The Baby Bengals lost to Southeastern College at Ham- mond, 6-0, and defeated Tulane, 7-0. In the picture, front row: Matlock, Sanchez, Kalil, A. johnson, Stopher, Gormley, Meyers, R. Gormley, Chinn, Coffee, Ketty, Lafon. Second row: Ferguson, Wriglmt, Bauer, Carlin, Craig, H. Smith, Campbell, Lewis, Speck, L. Smith, Farmer, Hemphill, Dutsch, Bennett. Third row: Luke, Clasen, Scarborough, Carroll, Beeson, Westbrook, Blake, Harrist, Phoebus, Williamson, Cather, Anderson, Staples, Milner, Creamer, Norman. Fourth row: Gatto, Bram, Clark, Booth. Cal- lida, Baten, DeGiavelles, and A1 Johnson are not in picture. li COACH BERNIE MOORE NATHAN BUDDYf' BLAIR, a great all-round competitor, won the b H road Jump and the Javelin to tie with ardin for high point honors at the Conference. noilwer Conference Championship With greater emphasis than any other L. S. U. squad, the 1935 traclc team won the Southeastern Conference crown for the third consecutive year, and in doing so estab- lished an all-time scoring record by amassing 78 points. They breezed through their dual meet season without a defeat Glenn Slats Hardin, Ted O'Neal, John Sanders, and Nathan Buddy Blair were the four letter men around whom Coach Moore built his team. Hardin was perhaps the most colorful of the quartet, having been a member of the national championship squad. O' Neal of the national champs was a standout in the half-mile run. Sanders was the Tiger mainstay in the distance runs, while Blair scored in the national meet. Other men on the squad were Hugh Saxon, Joe LaSalle, and Ralph Newell, dashes, Newell in the jumps, E. A. Blaclc, Pat Murphy, quarter-mile, Wood- row Robinson, mileg Clarence Clabo Roberts, high and low hurdles, Heine Kent, high jump, Arnold Bryan and Boisey Sanford, pole vault, Bill Crass and Q'Lefty Lester, shotand dncus The Tigers blew the lid off the season on March 23 at Lafayette in the Southwestern Relays. Kent broke the first record when he made six feet in the high jump. Buddy Blair brolce his own record, tossing the javelin 203 feet 3M inches. The mile relay team, composed of Black, Roberts, O'Neal, and Hardin, set a new marlc of three minutes, 19 seconds, while the two-mile quartet of Sanders, O'Neal, Murphy, and Hardin set a marlc of seven minutes, 58.5 seconds. In the Texas relays the same two-mile team set a new mark of seven minutes, 51.6 seconds. Blair, the only individual winner, threw the javelin 206 feet, 6K3 inches, for a new record. On April 6 the Tigers faced the possibility of having Rice's Owls wreck their perfect dual meet record, but after a brilliant effort on the part of the mile relay team, they emerged victorious, 60-57. Outstanding performances of the afternoon were john Sanders' turns inthe mile and two-mile, and then running a leg on the relay, and Har- , .X twirl' QQ-gg HEINE KENT high-jumped 6 feet 4 inches at the conference to break the all-time L. S. U. record of Nucl Greely by nearly two inches. Kent's 6-foot leap broke the record at the Southwestern Relays. din's record-breaking low hurdles mark in 23.2 seconds, bettering his old conference mark. The Bengals downed a weak Southwestern team, 68 to 49, on April 12. Losing only two first places, the Tigers made no outstanding marks due to the slightly cold weather. For the next two weeks Coach Moore prepped his proteges for the Penn Relays. In this meet, although making no particularly noteworthy marks, L. S. U. ranked with the leaders, Columbia and Michigan State, when the points were added. Despite the fact that Hardin tripped over the last two barriers, Slats won the 400-meter hurdle, while Blair surpassed everyone in the hop, step and jump. The L. S. U. team retained both its junior and Senior titles in the Southern A. A. U. meet. On junior Day the Tigers piled up 76 points, while in the Senior meet they amassed 912. On Senior Day, Hardin won the 200-meter low hurdles in 22.4 seconds, faster than any human has ever run them. In spite of a wet track and rainy weather, the Bengals smothered the Tulane team in New Orleans on May 11, winning 11 first places to Tulane's four. Score 88 to 29. The best feats were Bryan's 13-foot vault and Arthur Stevens' javelin toss of 192 feet, four inches. A stiff wind prevented many new records in the confer- ence meet at Birmingham. O'Neal ran the half-mile in one minute, 55.4 seconds, to break the only record of the meet. Hardin captured first place in the low hurdles, and then won the 440, while Blair won the javelin and the broad jump to tie with Neugass of Tulane for high point honors. Heine Kent's high jump of six feet four inches bettered the all-time L. S. U. record of Noel Greely by nearly two inches. A three-man team, composed of Har- din, O'Neal, and Sanders, went to the National Intercol- legiate meet in Berkeley, California, on June 1. The Tigers had to be satisfied with one second place. Slats Hardin ran second to jesse Owens in the 220-yard low hurdles, and then ran second in the 440--yard run. The other L. S. U. entrants failed to gain a place. ' i- M S 'Cin-ggpul' GLENN SLI-NTS HARDIN won the 200-meter low hurdles in the Senior A. A. U. meet in 22.4 seconds. faster than any human ever ran this event. eff. N 1 Lv 'X J f K Tdil'..,.! 1 JOHN SANDERS CoNFmuaNc:x1 Mmnuz Dls'rANcn CHAMP Members of the 1935 track and field squad pictured above arc: BAT GOURIIZR, assixmnt macbg HUGH SAXON, rlful: many A. B. S'mvxaNs, jfwrlin mm-rg Wooxnxxow ROBINSON, nw-milf-rg jon LASALLB, flash :ming Cuanmss Saruroun, puff vnullcrg PAT Mummy, qufnn-r-milcrg Gonnor-4 Lras'rm1, weigh! nmng BILL CIKASS, wright man. JACK TORRANCE and SLATS HARDIN won national fame for L. S. U. with their world record-breaking feats. These two aces of the track and field exhibited their skill in the first Sugar Bowl track meer at New Orleans, ,lack winning thc shot put handily, while Hardin finished second in thc quarter. 230 RALPH NEWELL Buoan Julvlvmx L. S. U. Track Records of the Past Louisiana State University has a most colorful record on the track and field, dating back from 1906, when the 1'irst printed accounts are found. The Tigers of the Ole War Skule first began winning championships in 1913, when L. S. U. made its Hrst bid for track fame. The Old Gold and Purple achieved its goal in 1933, when it won the national collegiate track title. In 1913 and 1914, Coach C. Beckler led the Tigers to two titles in the S. I. A. A. conference. Tad Gormley began a su- preme regime in 1916, when he also brought L. S. U. the S. I. A. A. championship. He added another title in the conference in 1920. In 1927, Tad sent his team to victory in the S. I. C. meet and the Southwestern Relays. In all these years Gormley lost but one dual meet to Tulane. Major Fred C. Frey, who starred under Tad, succeeded him, and in 1928 the Tigers won the S. I. C. title and the Southwestern Relays again. Coach Bernie Moore, assisting Ridge Edwards in 1929, brought L. S. U. the S. I. C. title, besides winning the South- western and Georgia Tech Relays. Under Moore in 1932, the Tigers captured the S. I. Conference meet again. Wlien Moore's crew won its first Southeastern Conference championship in 1933, Southern fans became track conscious, and in the follow- ing season Louisiana State swept aside all opposition, forging to the national championship. Coach Moore' s Tigers have reigned supreme in the South from 1932 until today. Since 1933 the Tigers have won every S. A. A. U. and Southeastern Confer- ence meet through 1935. Glenn Hardin, Sidney Bowman, Junior Bowman, Al Moreau, and Eddie Stockwell bid for Olympic prominence in 1932. Slats finished second in the 400-meter hurdles, turning in world record time. Sidney reached the finalsg the others did not. But these men brought fame to Ole Lou. With a squad of ten, Moore's Tigers invaded Chicago in 1933. Greatest of these stars at the national meet were Jack Torrance, Buddy Blair, Al Mo- reau, Matt Gordy, and Slats Hardin, whose names shall never be wiped out of L. S. U. history. Hardin and Torrance hold world's records, the former getting two of his three world marks in that meet. The Tigers ruled the conference again in 1,933 and 1934, but failed to defend the national title, however, Har- din broke the world's low hurdles mark again, and Torrance shattered the shot put record once more. L. S. U. has won 18 of 20 dual track meets in competition-with the Tulane Green Wave. 23l 1. TED O'NEAL Ai' Q . The Tiger two-miler was the only L. S. U. man to break a record at the conference. GEQRGE SCHMIDT. left, wit h a two-minute handicap. finished first in the x-mile Sugar Bowl-jackson Day run, while Luke Hamilton starting from scratch, won the time prize, his time being just 40 seconds slower than the rec ord held by gohn Sanders of L. S. U. This was the only ugar Bowl event won by L. S. U The Tigers' cross-country team was undefeated in the 1935-1936 season. With the Bengal Colqers NOLEN MILLER GUARD Starting from scratch, with one regular back from his national champs of 1935, Coach Harry Rabenhorst turned in a fine job with the Louisiana State University basketball team. The Tigers played 18 games, winning 10 and losing eight. In the conference they won nine games and lost five, outside of the conference they won one and dropped three. After playing their last game of the season, losing to Ala- bama at Knoxville in the first round of the conference tourney, the Bengals had scored 748 points, while their opponents' total for the season was 675. Of the 748 points tallied by the Tigers, Arnold Buster Bryan, ace forward, scored 287. Sixty-five of these points were made on non-conference rivals, 13 were scored in the tournament, but the other 209 stand as a new conference record, bet- tering the old record of 198 points made by Malcolm Wade in 1934. Sparky is now assistant varsity coach and coach of the Freshmen. The former Tiger guard will teach coming collegiate players the tricks of his trade which made him All- American in 1935. L. S. U. opened the season in Baton Rouge by trimming the S. L. I. Bulldogs, 43 to 28. Leathers, Bryan, and Lindsey showed the way with four field goals each, while Bohannon and Hathorn showed nice form near the basket. The Bulldogs of Georgia came to Baton Rouge next, led by Frank johnson, who paced the conference scorers for many weeks. The Tigers won this game, 46 to 34. L. S. stopped johnson in the second half as Bryan scored freely. New- comers who showed their wares in this tilt were Miller, Giacoma, Trichel, Adger, Wells, and Beeson. The Tigers were honored by playing the first Sugar Bowl game in New Orleans on January 2. Doc Carlson's quintet, which had previously toyed with Tulane, was extended to the limit to defeat L. S. U., 52-47. Bryan scored 24 points, but Lindsey went out on fouls and Pitts- burgh rallied to win. BILL LEATHERS LLOYD LINDSEY CONLEY HATHORN FORWARD CEN1-my GUARD A hit of action when I.. S. U. was eclgetl out in :I last tilt with the Pitts- hurgli l':1ntlit-rs :lt New Orleans in the Sugur Bowl. In the picture :ire It-skn, TlZltlVilllSlii, :intl Uareizi of Pitt on the ltir. Bryan, No. 37,10-li hr N110 10 011 lint-kgrotllul, while Leatllers is waiting for the hall, hack to the hnsket. ARNOLD BRYAN Fonwmzn Scoring Champion Going on the road, the Tigers faced stiff competition and won only one game. Alabama was their first foe. The Tide defeated L. S. U. by scores of 37-25 and 43-34. Following their visit to Tuscaloosa, the Tigers went to Starkville, where Carideo's MHFOOIIS defeated them 49 to 39, but in their second encounter Bill Bo- hannon broke a tie to give L. S. U. victory, 32 to 30. Returning home, the Tigers lost two interesting games to Jimmy Kitts' Rice Owls of the Southwest Conference. The scores were 42-38 and 38-30. Wlieii Ole Miss came to Baton Rouge, the Tigers fared much better. They played nicely to win both tilts by 51-46 and 54-47 scores. Tulane was no match for the Tigers. Ray Dauber's boys were trouncecl, 52-27 and 49-26. Frank Carideo brought his Maroons to Baton Rouge for a return series and L. S. U. handed them two defeats, 43-37 and 45-40. The Tulane series in New Orleans was I10t close, L. S. U. winning' by scores of 50-30 and 46-22, as Bryan set a record. Witli Lloyd Lindsey not quite over a severe attack of the flu, the L. S. U. cagers embarked for Knoxville, where they met their old rival, Alabama, in the very first COACH HARRY RABliNHORS'I' fi N BILL BOHANNON CENTER COACH HARRY RABBNHORST, Busrnn BRYAN, Blu. LBATHERS, Biu. BoHANNoN, Sm ADGER, CONLEY HATHORN KERNAN BANKER, T. MICKEL, Bmrr TRICHEL, BABE MILLER, RAY GIACOMA, AUDLEY MACDONALD, RED DAVIS VARSITY MANAGER 4 1 , . - x WENDELL WELLS, WILLARD BEESON round. The Tigers played well, but Alabama was impressive in dethroning the Bengals from the supremacy they enjoyed in 1935, winning 52-30. This ended the season for L. S. U. At the start of the season L. S. U.'s regular team was Bryan and Leathers at forwards, Bill Bohannon at center, Hathorn and Lindsey, guards. But Babe Miller became eligible and replaced I-Iathorn after the first game. When the Tigers met Pittsburgh, Lindsey played center, with Miller and I-Iathorn playing the guards. This team was the most consistent, with Bohannon and Bryan playing center near mid-season when Lindsey became ill. Nolen Miller, a Senior, and Arnold Bryan, a Junior, were of all-star caliber throughout the season. Bryan, Leathers, and Conley Red Hathorn will return in 1937. Hathorn was a brilliant sophomore whose play in the future will bear watching. Ray Giacoma, Sid Adger, Wendell Wells, Bert Trichel, Willard Beeson, Harry Walters, and Audley McDonald were the reserves who saw service. B' 0.5-. .gnV ' 4,2 ' NVENDELL WELLS BERT TRICHEL SID ADGER RAY GIACOMA GUARD FORWARD CENTER FORWARD 1 OUT DIQBMOND Louisiana State University enjoyed an interesting if not very successful baseball season in 1935. Under the leadership of Head Coach Harry Rabenhorst and Assistant Coach B. Whittworth, the Tigers opened up with Purdue in Baton Rouge, winning two games from the Boiler- makers, 11 to 1 and 4 to 3. Lochbaum started the first game and con- tributed a homer, with Fatherree finishing on the mound. Brown hurled the Tigers to the second victory. In their first meeting with Alabama the Tigers were shut out, 10-0, when the team made 11 errors behind Brown. But they evened scores in the second game, Lochbaum starting and Fatherree relieving him. Clarence Hunt smashed a home run, scoring Tinsley in the sixth, for the winning markers. Lochbaum, Brown, and Fatherree shared pitching, but L. S. U. lost 3 to 1 to Opelousas in a COACH HARRY RABENHORST is the oldest coach in point of service at L. S. U., handling oth the basketball and diamond squads. With xi veteran team back, Rabcnhorst, .working with J. B. Whittworth, is pointing for the championship this sprlhil- practice game. In another hard series on the road, L. S. U. dropped two tilts to Alabama, 6-0 and 3-2. But the War Slcule fared better against Ole Miss, Brown winning a 1-0 shutout in the first, and Fatherree elceing out a 5-4 victory in the second. The Tigers moved over to Mississippi State, but the Maroons were too strong and conquered the L-men twice. When the State boys came to Baton Rouge, L. S. U. broke even, taking the first 5 to 2, but losing the final of the season 16 to 2. The team lined up: Doug Callender, 3bg Roland Brown, cf, Osborne Helveston, cg Newt Humphrey, ss, Gaynell Tinsley, rf, Audra Brown, lf, pg Clarence Hunt, lb, Lloyd Landry, Zbg Emile Loch- baum, pg Jesse Fatherree, p, lf, Joe Lawrie, rf. With every player but Landry back in school, the coaches loolc for- ward to a great 1936 season. Doua CALLBNDBR, EMILIZ Locmmum, C. N. HUNT, NEWT HUMPHREY, ROLAND BROWN, JACK WALKIQR, Jizssn FA'ri-imuusiz, Osnonma HHLVESTON, GAYNHLL TINSLEY, Aumm BRQWN. , , .. 1 , 1. r ' A 4:31 II .I COACH ED KHOURY, in his sucomi yum' :is Iiuatl Conch, turned in nn L-xculli-nt job, lending the Tigers to New Orleans, wlwrc they wercvrunnurs-up in thu conference. His men were always well comlitionud. They lost one dual meet, winning four. 1 , I Rinqsi N N Coach Ed Khoury and his Louisiana State boxers were on the spot as defending champions of the Southeastern Conference be- fore the season began. A fine group of letter men returned to make the squad formidable, but injuries or sickness at one time or an- other was a severe drawback to the Tigers. Even with these handi- caps the Tigers made an impressive record, losing only one dual meet on the road to Ole Miss, and losing their conference title to Tulane by the narrowest of margins. The Bengals displayed superior skill to open the season by trouncing Florida, 6 to 2. Captain Earl Turner and Ray Blaylock scored technical knockoutsg Kamiel Khoury and Willie Wliitehead got drawsg while Fred O'Banion, Ed Ketchum, and jimmy Blake- man earned decisions. Tommy Gill lost in the bantam class. Khoury took his boxers to Oxford, where they lost their only dual meet to Ole Miss, 4 1-2 to 3 1-2. Mississippi forfeited two classes. O'Banion, the only victor, won a decision from Johnny Cook, while Joe Gersack and Cliff Schultz fought a draw. Rabun lost to Bal- lard, Wliiteliead lost to Lackey, and Turner lost to Smith. TI-Ili 1936 LOUISIANA S'I'A'I'Ii BOXING SQUAD: Run, IXAANAGIZIK Hmconn KAPLAN, Fiuln OIBANION, POIN- rminn RAHUN, Cnlas'rm1 CAnvn.1.u, Wil.1.l1a XX!ln'i'nunM1, KAMIIEI. Knoulw. lfmnl, Emu. DUGAS, JIMMY BLAKHMAN, lin KIVIYIIIIIM, Emu, TlIIlNliR, TOMMY Glu., jon Gnnsfutx. 236 l I CYBANION SCORES A TIZIUIINIIIAI. KNOCKOUT IHEFURIZ ONIE OF 'l'lHi I,ARGliS'l' cuowns or 'rm' sraAsoN ovnu Durx KIQENAN our rl-QULANI' But L. S. U. easily turned the cables when the Ole Miss team came to Baton Rouge. This time Mississippi forfeited the bantam, light heavy, and heavyweight tilts to L. S. U. O'Banion exhibited a potent punch when he floored Cook in one minute, five seconds. Ketchum cleverly outboxed Hap I-Iathorn, and Rabun decisively outpunched Smith. Carville turned in a fine exhibition to gain a tie with Hazel Lackey, defending conference champ. Choo Choo Dugas was dynamite to joe West, whom he easily outboxed. The score was 72 to Mississippi State was next and the Tigers won over the Maroons, 'in to ZZ. Gersack made his home debut with a clean-cut decision over Knox Oakley. Rabun mixed up in an aggressive bout with Brent Murray, whom he defeated. Fred Bounds was smeared with blood by Ketchum, who scored a technical knockout in the second. O'Banion continued to impress as he felled Jim Prestige in one round. In the junior middleweight class, Carville got the call over A. B. Stubbs. Wliitelmead lost a decision to Bert Reddoch in the middleweight class. In the light heavy, Blakeman was set back when Carl Inman scored a technical knockout in the second. Jimmy swapped blow for blow with the Maroon, but a cut ear drew blood and Jimmy fell victim to a smart left hook. Khoury and Moon Mullens sparred around cautiously and wound up with a tie verdict being rendered. The Tigers then begania hard prep for Tulane. Blaylock was lost because of an injured rib, and Captain Turner injured a hand after the Ole Miss bouts. CAPTAIN IEARI. TURN! F1zA'1'luzuwmulrx' - ..i , My 1 I V ls -mi. mm tg p Vp ' 4 . ,ai CHESTER CARVILLE JOE GERSACK TOMMY GILL POINCAIRE RABUN Jin-ucv. MIDDLBWEIGH1' BANTAMWBXGHT BANTAMWBIGHT FEATHHRWBIGH1' The Leather Pushers Tulane invaded the Tiger campus for the only dual meet between the old rivals. Coach Monk Simons brought a game squad to Baton Rouge, but the Green Wave lost, 6 to 2. Mike Maroun started the Greenies off with a decision over Tommy Gill. In the featherweight class Rabun scored a technical knockout over a Wave favorite, Louis Phillips, in the second round. Joe Brocato rallied valiantly to fight Ketchum to a draw in the lightweight class. Ed tried to gain the margin in the last, but he swung himself off his feet. O'Banion's Welterweight bout lasted one minute, 11 seconds, as he dealt out a technical knockout to Dick Keenan in the first stanza. Carville went on the aggressive as he Hnished strong to win over George Manteris in the junior middleweight. In the middleweight bout, Dugas opened up with a fast attack, seeking a kayo, but Cal Benedict hung on. Dugas rested in the second, but in the third he opened up again, and as the gong sounded Cal was technically out. Cameron Gamble was a shade better, than Blakeman in the light heavy go, which was chockful of action. Khoury seemed to outbox Ray Miller, Greenie heavy, but after the fracas the referee declared a draw. Khoury boxed cleverly and was in his best form. The Tigers' next engagement was the Southeastern Conference tourney in New Orleans. Five L-men reached the finals, in which O'Banion was the only L. S. U. boxer to capture a title. Fred' s first conference start was with Hazel Lackey of Ole Miss, and he won the decision, after getting a first round bye. This put him in the finals with Max Radutsky, defending wel- ter champ, and the Bengal Boomer won the decision. O'Banion proved he could stay with a good boxer when he cleverly outpointed the left-hooking FRED O'BANION , vVELTEllWEIGHT CHAMPION Max of Georgia. 238 ED KETCHUM JIMMY BLAKEMAN WILLIE WHITEHEAD KAMIEI KI-IOURY Lioirrwisrciir Lrciir-Hmvvwizicnr JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGII1 H Rabun, Ketchum, and Khoury lost their first bouts in the tourney. Ger- sack defeated Lambert of Mississippi State in the bantam class to get into the finals. Carville outpointed Walker of Tennessee in the junior middle- weight class. Dugas and Blakeman automatically got into the finals. The finals favored Tulane very much, each of the four Greenie fighters getting this far, winning titles. Tulane's Maroun was awarded a question- able verdict over Gersack in the opener. O'Banion came through in style to score over Radutsky in the welterweight. Manteris, in his second meeting with Carville, after dropping two rounds, opened up in the third, cut Ches- ter's lip with a left jab, and was awarded the junior middleweight title. Dugas gave all he was worth in the middleweight bout with Gamble, but the referee called the Waveman the winner. Blakeman put up another courageous fight, but Inman of Mississippi clearly outpointed the Tiger again. L. S. U. was runner-up to Tulane with 17 points. Fred O'Banion, the two-fisted Tiger Bomber, was the only L. S. U. boxer to wind up the season undefeated. Except against Ole Miss, when he scored over Cook in the junior middleweight class, Fred won all his bouts in the Welterweight division. Joe Gersack was a consistent winner in the bantam class for the Tigers. ,Ed Ketchum, while he did not regain his lightweight title, was a pleasing performer. Chester Carville and Willie Vffhitehead were consistently good in the junior middle, or lightweight, classes. Dugas, in the middle, and Blakeman, in the light heavy, always punched in a style to please the fans. Although he had a small reach on his rivals, Kamiel Khoury boxed with the best of the heavies, and Tommy Gill was a fine little bantam. Turner and Rabun were both clever boxers in the featherweight division. Three setbacks to the team which might have meant another championship were: The decision of H. C. McCall to give up boxing after winning the bantam ti.tle in 1934, Blaylock's injuring his rib after impressing in the first match of the season, and the loss of Turner, who injured his left hand after the Ole Miss match. 239 EARL DUGAS MIllllI.HWlZlGl l'I' Varsity Golf Although golf is a minor sport, it is of major importance at L. S. U., with two of the ranking collegiate golfers of the nation on the team. These players are Fred Haas, Jr., captain, and Paul Leslie, the former a junior and the latter a sophomore. Haas is from New Orleans, while Leslie comes from Jefferson City, Missotiri. In 1935, Leslie defeated Haas in the finals of the Southern Open Intercollegiate tourney at Athens, Georgia. Haas went to the finals of the National Intercollegiate tourney, where he lost to Ed White. L. S. U. also Sent Bobby Anderson to the National and he fared well. The varsity team defeated Tulane twice in 1935, and lost one match to Louisiana Tech at Ruston. The Tiger golfers of 1936 will meet Tulane in Baton Rouge and New Orleans. They also plan a long road trip which will take them to Chicago for matches with Northwestern and Chicago Universities. Matches are also planned with Notre Dame, Michigan U., Detroit College, Western Reserve of Cleveland, S. M. U., and Texas University. Wright Adams, Jr., sophomore of Forrest City, Arlcansas, and Laurence Larcade, Jr., junior from Opelousas, at this time are the number three and four men on the team. James Tisdale, Cramer Haas, Emile Zachariah, and Roger Detman are other fine golfers fighting for berths on the squad. Promising freshmen are Linnie Gaslcins, jerry Dillon, and Layton Fernan- dez. In 1936 the varsity should scale the heights, and in 1937 they should be better, for every player will be back. VVRIGHT ADAMS, JR. LAURENCE LARCADE, JR. 240 a 1'1 Cl Te n I1 1S Building for the future, the Louisiana State tennis team did not seek wide fields to conquer in the net world. The Tigers opened the 1935 season auspiciously with a 6 to 0 victory over Louisiana Col- lege. They administered a similar 6-0 defeat to Louisiana State Normal. In their next dual engagement Coach Charlie Diel's boys played excellent tennis to gain a 3-3 tie with the Rice Owls. The Tulane Green Wave invaded L. S. U. and captured a dual contest 6-2. And when L. S. U. went to New Orleans they lost by the same score to the Greenie players. The Tigers are looking forward to a much better season in 1936. As the GUMBO goes to press Coach Diel announces the building of six new bithulite, smooth surface courts in front of the South Administration building, and twelve in the rear of the field house. The intramural program calls for R. O. T. C. and fraternity, fall and spring, open tournies and a freshmen tourney. Tennis is also being taught as a physical education sub- ject, and Coach Diel believes it will attract even more students in the future. COACH CHARLES WM. 131131. On the 1935 team were Ed Ketchum, Hollis Venable, W. T. Robinson, Willard Dowell, Aubrey Sievers, Serge Perez, Jim Collins, Tom Raggio, Ed Robertson, Dave Humphreys, John Cannon, and Doc Caffrey. All but live of these players, Dowell, Venable, Perez, Humphreys, and Cannon, returned to make up the nucleus of the '36 team. Robinson and Ketchum, former conference boxing champs, form one doubles team, Sanders and Sievers make up another, while Raggio and Collins form a third. Calfrey and Rob- ertson, both lefthanders, make up another possible doubles combination. Having made an early start for the new campaign, Diel believes his team will be in fine shape for the entire schedule. The Tigers will open with Louisiana College. Mississippi State will be next, followed by matches with Furman of Greenville, S. C., Gustav Adolphus of St. Peter, Minn., Tulane University, and Birmingham-Southern. With warm enthusiasm the Tiger squad is looking forward to their annual match with the Tulane team, anticipating victory over their foremost rivals. Guoums f'TAllR1S, TOM SANDERS, JACK BUSHMAN, Doc: CAWRIEY. Aumuav SIISVIQRS. En Kli'l'Cl'IUM, W. T. ROBINSON, En Roluau1'soN. 241 The Club OFFICERS LJSBORNIC M. III-:I.vIcs'I'0N, l'r1'.IiflI'1Il . . . IIUIIII SAXIIN, lficn-l'I'f'.virlI'IIl . ,... 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Y 3' ntroimuroi ports NTRAMURAL sports activities at Louisiana State University cover such a large Held that every student enrolled in the university is provided some outlet for his particular prowess in the athletic realm. Under the able direction of W. G. Higginbotham, popularly known as Hickey, five distinct groups competed in various sports. Assisting Hickey in this department are: Charles Diel, tennis coach, George Harris, secretary, and Henry Rich- ardson, president of the Interfraternity Athletic Asso- ciation. The pioneer group, the Interfraternity Athletic Asso- ciation, heads the list. Volleyball was the opening sport scheduled and it was won by Phi Io Alpha. Playground ball was captured by Theta Kappa Beta. Claiborne Dam- eron won the horseshoe singles title for Sigma Chi, while Ed Laborde and A. Miller were the victors in doubles for Sigma Nu. Sigma Alpha Epsilon won touch football. In the handball singles Abe Abramson was champion in singles, while in doubles he teamed with his' brother, Harry, to take down both honors for Phi Epsilon Pi. Delta Sigma Phi won the cage title, and in the free throw VV. G. Hrcsmnorrmm, Hmmv R mmnnsor-1, Clmnnas Dual., GEORGE Hmm s AT THE UNIVERSITY competition, Kappa Sigma was the team victor. The in- dividual free throw honors were divided between Preston Griffith, S.A.E., and Al Minor, Alpha Gamma Rho, each sinking 41 out of 50. Golf was won by Zeta Beta Tau. Theta Kappa Nu was cross-country champion. M. H. Rahe, who captured first place, turned in a new record. Plans are being made for tennis, indoor baseball, water polo, track, outdoor baseball, and swimming. Keener in- terest was shown in the intercollege competition than ever before. The Future Farmers of America won volleyball to- open the college season. Playground ball was won by the Pure and Applied Sciences group. Ed Laborde won the horseshoe singles and teamed up with Claiborne Dameron to capture the doubles for Arts and Science College. Handball singles was won by the Aeronautical Engineers, with Louis Montony serving the winning points. The Law School, with S. Landry and C. Gravelles, captured handball doubles. Basketball was won by the professors of Teachers College. Emile Lochbaum of Teachers College dropped in 42 free throws to win the individual event. Sports yet to be run off among the colleges are tennis, cross-country, indoor baseball, track, outdoor baseball, and swimming. Just two sports were completed in the new Inter-religious Grganization. The Presbyterian girls won volleyball, while the Newman Club boys were volleyball winners of the male division. Organized at mid-term, this group got off to a fine start and plans are underway for competition in tennis, handball, basketball, horseshoes, swimming, track, and possibly other sports. Open tourneys were held in golf, tennis, free cage throw. C. L. Gaskins won golf. Tennis was captured by Jack Bushman, while Fred Misko tallied 45 out of 50 foul goals to win the basketball free throw. The lower division enjoyed three tournaments until the GUMBO went to press. Pee Wee Langhart won the handball singles, Bob Scearce won the horseshoe singles, while Louis Har- old and W. R. LeBlanc tied with 34 each out of 50 in the free throw basketball event. The freshmen will also have competition in tennis, swimming, track, cross-coun- try, and other sports. Chief Higginbotham is looking for- ward to the 1936-37 school year when open and freshmen competition will no longer be necessary. The new organi- zations take in every student on the campus. f , '.,' . . ' K 1 I fqiftkl 4 V J f QW ef 4 rr, 1? f J Lf' , h,4I'mS' J 1 ef x K 1 'I 1 I P H -5 L 55 5 -f rw , Q JA' ' Wm:-fi' V '51, K .V L: A Q: U lv ,wil 4 '- .f 7 MAL id 1 i 1 X 6. t is M. 4 1 18 .. .K I D, jg ,rn +3 . 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Boxing at- tracted a large entry from each company, and as we go to press it is in the semi-final round. Events yet to be run off are baseball, soccer, traclc, swimming, tennis, and rifle com- petition. The university will award handsome individual trophies to all winners in frat and open sports. Team tro- phies donated by the deans of the various colleges will be awarded to the interfraternity winners. Handsome medals will be awarded R. O. T. C. victors. Captain R. B. Gayle has donated the Gayle trophy for the best all-around R. O. T. C. athlete. 'T ' 'iii The gymnastic team, which gave several between athletic contests throughout the y above in several nice shots. Upper left in a difficult stunt in front of the field the upper right is an excellent pyramid fc ball game. The lower left shows a close-I and the other two shots show more action. intcrfrat free throw champs, is picturei right. nd S100 1 ' fun Y 1, 1 HJ-f, .E . '- 4- fu-N-VMQSW. 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Sheffield is director of the co-ed physical educational division, which is one of the fastest grow- ing units of the university. Her capable assistants who aid in the instruction of the fairer sex are Mrs. Louise K. Selleck and Janice E. Lyon. Mrs. Bee Bryan Elliott, Miss Myrtis Lee Heard, and Louiselee Kreher are graduate fellows in the athletic depart- ment who also assist in the class instruction. The intramural program for the 1935-1936 year was conducted, as before, by having tournaments in the various sports. In the volleyball tournament, the Seniors captured the title, while the Freshmen came through to win top honors in the basketball tourney among the interclass sports. Alpha Chi Omega won both the volleyball and basketball championships in the inter-sorority competition. As the second semester began, a programof recrea- tional club activities were offered. Badminton, deck tennis, xrial tennis, archery, fencing, handball, and tennis were offered as individual outlets, while swim- ming, rumbling, tap and folk dancing were offered to the students as groups. Each girl is given ample opportunity to suit her tastes from this wide field of recreational activities. just a short distance from L. S. U. is a ranch where the girls may go in organized groups to take part in the healthful outdoor sport, horseback riding. These groups enjoy riding every Saturday afternoon. Other group activities on Saturday afternoon are bicycling, skating, hiking, and golf. The university does not conduct intercollegiate competition for ce- eds. However, one exception to this is the girls' rille team, which is conducted through the military depart- ment under the direction of Major D. Forsythe. No new courses have been planned until the sum- mer session of 1936 begins. The new school of Health and Physical Education will be inaugurated during the summer school, and it will be headed by Dr. A. D. Browne of Peabody College. Several new instructors will be added to the women's physical department during the summer. The 4-:Hicient staff of the women's athletic department of the university, gathered by the lake for an informal group pic- ture . . . Alpha Chi Omega sorority showed the way to all feminine rivals in the Sorority League . . . The group pic- tured here formed the team which won both the volleyball and basketball championships . . . Myrtis Lee Heard with her Freshman volleyball team . . . And the Freshmen wom- en's basketball team with Miss Heard again. AND ACTIVITIES 'J wwf 4 A mx -ff 5 . wk, ,. , X hxh MJ sm ' fu X F in-'W ip. Albin.. W., ' :V ,...,-dl' N 'mf.J w 43 'NA .1 '-.A f' WH ...,- ' Q M f'm 1WM'4.,.f-Tfgfrf' V L . - V V MW-M ,nb ,, ,f-f1'1 - - , K . . V V .,A,,,,.-MM-W -Z f ' Y V A .- Q,r4...,gLL.:.g------- lf ... . 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PUOH . . . . . . Prrxident RICHARD E. GARARIJ . . Via'-Prf.Iidenl R. POINSIETT JOHNSON, JR, . Ser.-Traas. Alpha Gamma Rho DONALD L. ROBERTSON CECIL F. MCCIIARY Dalia Kappa Epsilon R. POINSETT JOHNSON, Jr. CIJFFORD C. ADAMS , Della Sigma Phi RICHARD E. GI-ZRARD JOHN A. COOPER Kappa Alpha WILLIAM T. PEOUES HOWARD E. SPANN Kappa Sigma V. LAMAR GRESHAM EDWARD S. ROBERTSON i Lambda Chi Alpha FINLEY P. CIIESHIER JOHN F. PUGH Phi Epsilon Pi CHARLES AUBREY SIEVERS AEE J. AERAMSON Phi Eta Mu MODES'I'Ii ESCUDERO LOUIS H. DEXTER Phi Iota Alpha MANUEL PORTUONDO MANUEI. S. RIONDA Pi Alpha Omega ALFRED P. BURTON FRANK G. PRUYN Pi Kappa Alpha ALLEN H. SMITH ROLAND A. STAGG Sigma Alpha Epsilon ARTHUR N. SAMPLE, JR. Al.VA E. HEMMINO, JR. Sigma Chi CLAIBORNE DAMERON JAMES L. LOVE Sigma Nu HARRY NAlJI.ER, JR. M. LEE SHAFFER Thfia Kappa Beta EMME1'I'E M. GLYNN DAN J. GRADY Thfta Kappa Nu ROBBlN C. ANDERSON AEE MICKAL Theta X i THOMAS C. LANDRUM CONRAD K. PIERCE Zfla Beta Tau SIMON DREYFUS WEIL M. ROSENTHAL EN s NTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL 2 OFFICERS Illcxlu' N. R1crmRnsoN . . . I'1'1'.vifIr111 Al. llorriw . ..... Ilift'-Pl'l'.fitlI'lIf jouw Blssr . ...... S1-crrlary II. li. Llcvv . ...... 7'r1'a.va1'1'1' Qiliflkflli M1X'l'lIliXK'S . luI'llllll'l'-Ill-Lllftfl' MEMBERS IN UNEVERSITY SAMUICI. R. PA1-PA fl I pha G a 111 Illll Rho Grammars MAcN1cor. Della Kappa l:'p.rilr111 jmm Blss'l' Della Slfllllll Phi Louis Ku.no11RNlc Kappa ullpha IIHNRY N. Rlcvmknsow Kappa Sigma SAMUM. i.1UVRIiNCIE l.a111lnla Chi fllpha Louis II. llrcxrmz Phi Eta Mu MlI.'l'0N Fmcus Phi 15'f7.fil0ll Pi Romain' BOUSCAYROI. Phi lata Alpha Al. Ilocziw Pi Kappa fllplm Iinwmm If. Sumu' Pi .fllpha 011117111 '1'. W. I ok'r Sigma fllpha I:'p.ril1111 S. R. I-IARMANSON Siflllltl Chi QHCORGH Mivrnmvs Sigma N11 CIIICSTIZR CARvu.l.lc Theta Kappa Nu C. W. MCCOY Thfta Kappa ltrta M. D. WrzN'rz Theta Xi Iliucom B. Lnvv Zrla Beta Tau The Inter-Fraternity Athletic Association, of which the Inter-Fraternity Athletic Council is the governing boriy, was establislzed at tl1e Louisiana State University in the fall of 1933 to promote competitive athletics and develop sportsmanship among the various social fraternities on the campus. lh-sr, C.arvllIc, Plocks Fort, Hnrnmnsun, Hogan Levy. Nlnthvws, Nlcffoy McCrain, Pnppn, Richardsnn, Wa'l1!z Mews INTERFRATERNITY ATHLETIC ASSGCIATICN 273 K NXX l K X x X. xv ,V l x A l lf? I n 1 l .1 PM l 5 l l ill i ' 3 Purpose: To further better spirit among fraternity men on the campus. FEI- E l 4 1 2 l . l l A 1 I l Brumficld, Clmppnis, Cnstillc, Chcshicr, Gerard Glen, Green, Hans, House, Hickman Hickman, Hill, Johnson, Lnborde, Nlnrtin McCoy, Mclnnis, Minor, Nlurray, Ogilvie Ourso, Pogues, Pugh, Riondn, Robertson Rosenthal, Ryland, Selby, Scntcll, Shaffer Slack, Smith, Spann, Stone, Vennble, Willinmg l THEDAGGE gl fl 274 il -E E N, ,iz HRA I OFFICERS EDYVARIJ S. ROIiliR'l'SON . . , l'rv.vidmt GEORGE WOMACK. . . Ifirc-l'rfJidc'nt F1N1.m' P. CIIIESIIIHR . . . Sue.-Traas. Il. A. lfRUMl IIil.lD, JR. MEMBERS Alpha Gamma Rho jur.xAN MAR'I'IN ,lumas MAR1Nlc l'I. IC. MINOR Dfrlla Kappa Epsilon S'I'liWAR'l' SLACK CIIARLIES IIICKMAN jmmna IIXCKMAN Dzflta Sigma Phi J. I. COOPER R:cnARn GIERARIJ lVlIl,'l'0N OURSO O. L. S'roN1z ICIERMIT VVn,I,1AMs Kappa Alpha BUCK Or:n.vuc BILLY Plcculss lVlARI.IN RISINGER JACK SIiN'l'lil.l. IIowARn S1-ANN Kappa Sigma Wn.I,1AM A. CAs'rn.n R0mcR'r fiIVl2NS IEnWARn S. R0nlaR'rsoN I.amha'a Chi Alpha FINLIQY P. CIIIESHIIQR Rov D. JonNsoN, JR. WILLIAM C. MClfl.VliliN JOHN F. Pucu FRIED C. Slamw Phi Iola Alpha MANUIEI, RIONDA Pi Kappa Alpha I-Iucn F. Rvr,ANn ROLAND S'rAr:G AI.I.IEN S1vn'rn Sigma Alpha lfpsilon CURTIS P. I-IARRINS RALPH SPRINGER Sigma Nu Enum I,AnoRms IIARRY NAm,lsR Liars SIIAFFIER I'Iom.rs VlaNAm,la Ylhnfa Kappa linla S'rlavla CnA111'1Us IEMMH' GLYNN Wnrrn McC0v Thnla Xi ClIES'l'1iR GREIZN J. I.. MCINNIS, JR. LAMAR MURRAX' Zfla Bula Tan HENRY FLORSIIHIM CRAMER I-IAAs MIRICS ROSISNTIIAI. OFFICERS OWIQN VV. VVARII . .... PI'I'.S'i1fL'Ill CIIARI.Ics DUCIIIIIN . . . lfirw-I'f'r.Iidm1l JAMIIS G. BIaNNIc'I I' . . . . Svrrrlary CLAIBORNE DAMIIIION . . . Trca.vurcr fllfllll fllllllllltl Rim l.I,ICIIaN P. I,AIIoIuIIs -Ima VV. Ruomfs livla Tlmla Pi 0I,AI-' II. OI.suN Drlla Knjvjm 1i'f!.Til07l CI,IIfI-' CAI.vIN AIIAMS CIIAIILIIS DoI1I:I.As CASON RonIsII'I's P. joIINsoN DI-lla Sifllllll Plli IEARI. AIIAM MORGAN CIINIIAII ST. RIILIMAIN Kappa Hljvha CIIARI,Ias F. DIICIIIQIN '1'IIoMAs C. SIIIIzI.Ims Kappa Sigma VIIRNIII' I.. GIIIISIIAM 0wIcN W. WAIIII Llllllhrfll Clli flfjrha JAMIIS GOIIIION BIsNNIs'I I' 'l'IIoMAs 1.. RAr:c:Io Pi Kafrfva ullpha Ronlalu' IE. BIIKRY 0'rIs C. ICIIWARIIS 'l.'IIoMAs M. WAIIII Sigrna fllpha Epsilon WAI.'I'oN Folu' ixl. IIIIMMINI: IIIIGII P. S'r. MARTIN .S'iynI.'z Chi C'I.AIIIoRNIz DAMIERON CIIAk'.Ias IIAYWIJIIII DAMIIIIIIN JAMES R. VVIINIYI' Sigma Nu U. B. MIlllDI.Ii'I'0N IVIERSON NoI.AN CIIAIII.Ias li. SCIIWIIQZIIII Tllrla Kajvjra Nu AIIII MICKAI, POINCARIE RAHUN Tllrhz Xi CONRAII K. PIIIIICII PIIILII' ROIIICIIAUX Zrla lirfa Tau IIIENRY I.. CoIIN jon M. SClllENDl.li SIMON D. WEII. Founded at Louisiana State University in 1932. Adams, l3cIInctt, Biblwy, Casnn Colm, Dnmcron, IDllChC'il'l, Fort Gres-hnm, Hmmnilug, I.:IboI'dc, Mirknl Middleton, Morgan, Olson, Pierre, Rnbun Rapggin, Rhodes, Robinchnlxx. Schmxdlc, Shields Schweizer, St. Nlsnrtin, Sr. Roumnin, XVnI'c, XVI-il 275 1 - , .l 4 ' 3 '- . - -W I ,I A 'xi 'I WJ ' Eff' 2 I X I-X .f. I .--,UI - I I I .II ,f f I II' Founded at University of Alabama in 1856. Established at Louisiana L State in 1867. Bailey, Baker, Balcolm, Bernard, Bethany, Breaux Brewer, Dougherty, Draughon, Emigh, Fort, Hannamon Harris, Heidelberg, Hcmming, Hill, Howe, Keeblcr Le Blanc, Lee, Lutz, Marmandc, McDonald, A. C., McDonald, Don Middleton, Murphy, Nclcn, Plummer, Roach, St. Martin Sample, Sandoz, Slaughter, C., Slaughter, M., Smith, C., Stewart, M. Stewart, R., Stophcr, Srrahan, Strange, Street Supple, Swirc, Wallace, William, Womack OUISIANA EPSILON CHAPTER SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON I. I I , .,,,N , I I I 276 FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. HENRY V. I'IowE DR. J. B. SMITH FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE RICHARD BAILEY .... EVERETT BAKER .... HARRY BALCOM ..... MERRILL BERNARD. .. JOHN BETHANY ..... ROBERT BETHANY. . . KARL BOMAR ...... BRADLEY BOND .... WILLIAM BOOTH .... BERN BREAUX ...... CLAUDE BREWER .... WILLIAM CLARKE. .. CAREY DOUGHERTY. .. ROBERT DRAUGHON.. KENNETH EMIGH ...,. WALTON FORT ....... BUCHANAN GARDNER. KENNETH GALYEAN.. PAUL GHDDBS ........ MARION FOSTER .... PRESTON GRIFFITH. . . WALTER HAMMANN.. GEORGE HARIl4S ...... ROY HElDHI.IiERG .... ALVA HEMMING, . .. LEONCE I'llLL ..... JACK HOWH ........ JAMES HUGUET .... JEFF KEEELER ...... CHARLES KURzwEO. .. BURTON LEBLANC. .. BOOTH LEBLANC .... RUSSELL LEBLANO. .. CAYCB LEE .......... XNXLLIAM LIVINGSTON. . . . . .. ALBERT LUTz ....... .IAMES MARMANDE .... H. C. MCCALL ...... CHARLES MCDONALD. . .. DAN MCDONALD ..... C. G. MCGEHEI5 ..... HUGH MIDDLETON. . . SOI.ON MURPHY. . .. MAx NOI.AN...... SEROE PERHZ .... LEO PERRON .... JOHN PLUMMER. .. POSBY PRESCOTT .... WINTBRS ROACH .... H. P. ST. MARTIN... ARTHUR SAMPLE. . .. MARCEI. SANDOz ...... REYNOLDS SANDOZ .... VICTOR SIMMONS ..... MONSEL SLAUGHTER ..... GILBERT SLAUGHTER ..... CLAUDE SMITH ....... . DAVID STOPHER ...... WALLACE STOPHER .... MARVIN STEWART .... ROBERT STEWART .... JOHN STRAHAN .... CLEMENT STREET. . . CLARENCE STRANGE. . . R. P. SWIRE ........ ALLAIN SUIIPLE .... MALCOM WADE ..... WILLIAM WALLACE. . . ... FLOYD WALLIS. . . . .. ...'37 ...'37 ...'37 ...'39 ...'BS ...'37 ...'38 ...'38 ...'39 ...'39 ...'BB ...'39 ...'36 ...'SB ...'39 ...'37 ...'37 ...'39 ...'38 ...'37 ...'SS ...'BS .....'39 .....'39 Graduate .....'36 ...'SJ ...'36 ...'BB ...IB6 ...'37 ...'SS .....'3:5 .....'37 Graduate .....'37 .....'39 ...'37 ...'37 ...'39 ...'36 ...'39 ...'39 ...'SS ...I37 ...'39 ...'37 ...'38 ...'37 ...'36 ...'37 ...I36 ...'39 ...'39 ...'37 .....'37 ........'39 Graduate ' 37 I 37 ...'38 ...'37 ...'37 '37 .....'37 Graduate .....'36 ...'38 ARTHUR WELLS ...... ...... 3 7 CARRUTI-I WHITAKER. . . . . . . , SIMS WILLIAMS. . . . .. GEORGE WOMACK. . . .. .... EDMUNDO VALDEZ. . .. THOMAS ZEAOLER. . . . . . . .'39 Graduate .. . . .'38 Graduate . . . . .'37 FRATRES IN FACULTATE S. T. SANDERS I-IARRY GAYDFN CAPTAIN R. B. GAYLE FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE JOIIN BARTON . . . . JACK BEAIRD . . TOM BEAIRD . . JULIAN BOGGESS . . WILLIAM BOYD . . H. F. BRADFORD . . . R. W. BROWNEIELD . WILMER BIRD . . . ROBERT BYRNES . . JIM COLLINS . . FRANK CRAIG . . DAVID DEAs . . . JOHN DOIIERTY . . EDWIN DORAN . . FRANK DORMAN . . . CIIARLES DUCIIEIN . . MCDONALD FUIIIIILOVE . BILLY GI.ASSEl.!, . . . AMOS GORDON . . . CHARLES DE GRAvEI.I.Es NORDERT Dli GRABIEl.l.IiS ALBERT GUENO . . . NUMA HERO . . . . FRANK KEN1' . . RICHARD KEN1' . . . LOUIS KII..BOURNE . . JOIIN KLOCK . . . TOM KLOCK . . PERCY LANDRY . . JOSEPII LAssAI.LE . , JOE LAYCOCK . . . LI.oYD LAEARCLIE . . OTIIO LIMDAUGH . . BURNS MEEKER. . . FRANK MERRICK . . . JOIIN F. McWII.LIAMs PAUL MII.I.sAI's . . . JOHN MONROE . . HARRY MORRIS . . BARRY MITCIIELI. . . MCHENRY NABORS . . BUCK OGILVIE . . . KIMBROUGII OWEN . . WILLIAM PECUES . . JOIIN PIPES . . . . WILLIAM POLLOCK . . WINsToN RICE . . . MARLIN RISINGER . . JACK SENTELL . . T. C. SHIELDS . . HOWARD SPANN . . DUEREE SPILLER . . FORD STINSON . . JACK STINSON . . LEN STEPHENS . . J- B. STOREY . . . KNOWLES TUCKER . . JOHN THOMPSON . . CLYDE TPIURMAN . . BAYNARD TURPIN . . JACK WALLACE . . JACK WATT . . . . ALI-'RED WELI.BORN . . FI.OYD WILLIAMS . . . CLAUDE WOOD . . H. S. WOODARD . . JACK WYLY . . Rurus YEROER . . .....'38 - '39 . '36 . '36 . '38 . '38 . '38 . '38 . Z39 - 37 738 . i39 . 39 D38 . '38 . '36 . '38 . '36 . '36 . '36 . 139 . '38 . '38 . '39 . '36 . ,37 - i39 - 39 ,37 . '39 . '38 - ,'37 ' 37 - :39 - 39 '37 . '38 !36 . '38 . '36 . '38 ...I37 ....37 Graduate '39 . 539 37 - i37 '37 - 37 . '36 . '36 - ,39 - '39 - '37 . '36 - '37 . '36 . '36 ...'39 3 . . . 36 Graduate . . . '38 . . .'36 736 . '38 - '37 Founded at Washington and Lee University, 1965. Established at L S U in 1885. Barton, Beaird, Boyd, Bradford, Brownfield, Craig Dc Gravelles, C., De Gravelles, N., Doherty, Dorman, Duchein, Fullilovc Glassell, Gordon, Hero, Kent, Klock, Lafargue, Landry, Lasnllc, Limhaugli. Mitchell, Monroe, Morris, Ogilvic, Pegues, Pipes, Pollock. Rice, Shields, Span, Spillcr, Stephens, J., Klock, T. Meeker, Merrick Owen, Owen Senrill Stinson, F. Stinson, . Thom son Tl1Ufl11Ill1 Tucker, Turin v P I I ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER KAPPAA LP .A.. 3 e ff! lf! J' ll lf! X 51 VI ,' xxx Ylrrf I ill 2 J, Et V 5 Founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1869. Established at Louisiana V State University in 1887. I .ll 'igl .M I llv I kllll 'Iii' iw' 53' tfll Iii If III gl. II 'Gi' lil la? III I lf' I. 'I V5 21.1 3 Ill Spf il! J. . . I- I I ,5 y7,'.:pI im? l . f 3 l If EM., 3 i J 5 J 4 -R l 5.1 I 2 5 I J I I 1 7 F 5 5--.-E3 'Tl I Q 5 l Q' 2 Ii . El 3 U l l l I I f 13 5 HI 171' Adams, Alley, Arlnitagc, Barry, liroadfont, Bryan Chilton, Clll1lllI1Ql13m, Donahue, Glascock, Gross, Guidry Hix, Hohgood, Hodge, Johnson, Cowan, l.ahcrdu l4!lllIll'tK.ll', Mathews, Nlnorc, Nadlcr, C., Nadlcr, William, Nelson Nolan, Norwood, Fletcher, Porter, Recd, E., Reed, JL K. Rccvus, Runrnud, Richards, Robbins, Roberts, Rowland SaInII1-ls, Schweizer, Shaffer, Smith. H., Sindn, Stark Snarcz, Turner, Vcnable, Wall, WallcI', WatcI'cI', Will1eI't r PI-Incl-IAPTER I I is E N J J l l , 5 1 278 ' I I ' I I I r' . 5 'gf . W Ly! A 3 ,AN ,S I., ' ,r-.- , ' v zx,l'fC1I lffixx 2' FRATRES IN FACULTATE R. W. BRAIJBURY FRED F. PILLE1' M. I-I. IIORNBIEAK PAUL C. YOUNG CLARENCE A. IVES R. V. S'I'. DIZIIER SIHERROD TOWNS FRATRES IN UN IVERSITATE JAMES ROSSER ADAMS . . . I36 JOIIN L. ADAMS . . .... GmIIIIatc J 37 'IRIIOMAS W. .AI,I,I5Y . . . T. MACWATER ARMITAGIE . . '38 JOIIN O. BARRY . .... ,39 'l.'IIOMAS BUFIP BIEALIE . . '39 rl.11lOMAS BECRER . .... '38 AI.CIIJl5 J. BOUANCIIAUD . '38 SAMUEL C. BRIAN . . . '37 ROnER'I' C. BROWN . . . '39 C. ICENTON CHH.'I'oN . . . '39 CLEO CRAMIZR . .... '38 MURRAY H. CUNNINGIIAM ,37 DONALD T. DONAIIUE . . . '36 GEORGE DOUGLAS . . . '36 R. EARL GI.ASSCOCK . . . '39 JUS'I'IN GROSS . . . . '38 ROIIERI' L. GUIDRY . . '36 LEE F. HARDY . . . '38 rl.'IIOMAS I-IICRS . . '38 JOIIN II. IIOIIGOOD . . '35 JAMES B. HODGE . . . '39 GRAHAM IIUN'I'ER , . 139 MALDO B. JOHNSON . . . '36 ROBERT C. KEOUN . . . . '38 CIIARLIES C. ICRUMBHAAR . . . '36 EDWARD II. LAIIORDE . . . '36 ASHTON LAFARGUI5 . . . 139 GEORGE J. LALLANIJIC . . '36 JOHN LALLANDE . .... '37 CHARLES H. lVlACDONAl.Il' . . . '38 GEORGE NIATIIEWS . . . . '36 JOIIN MlI.I.IiR . .... '37 l7ANlliI. MOORE . . . ,37 J. ScO'I I' MOORli . . . . '38 CARI. S, NADLER, JR. . . '38 IIARRY A. NAIJI.l5l!, JR. . . ,37 WII.I.IAM S, NADLIHR . . ,39 GEORGE D. NliI.SON . . '38 lvES B. NoI.AND, JR. . . '37 RUssEI.I. NORWOOD, JR. . . ,39 EDGAR A. PLIEDGBR . . . ,39 LLOYD POR'I'ER , . . '38 JOIIN K. REED . . '38 JESSE L. REEVES . . . . '39 W. ELMER REID . .... '39 VVIIILIAM ISI. REYNAUD . . '39 PERCY F. RICHARDS . . '39 S. GWIN ROBBINS . . '39 ELKINS ROIIERTS . . . . '36 O. BERNARD ROWLAND . . '38 WILLIAM V. SAMUEL . . . '36 CHARLES B. SCIIWEIZIER . . '36 lVlILIIADO LEE SIIAI1'IfER . . '36 PAUL I-I. SINDO . . . . ,37 HARRY B. SMI'I'H . '37 J. OLIVER SMITH . . ,37 PRYALE SMITH . . '37 MEREDITII STARR . '39 ARTHUR SUAREZ . . '37 DAVID W. THOMAS . . ,37 ALBER1' TRIEIGIIIE . . . '37 J. PEYTON VIXURNBR . . . '39 E. I'IOI.LlS VENAIILE . . . '36 H. PA'I'OU'I' WALL . . . '36 R. LESLIE WALLER . . . . .'36 JOIIN B. VVA'l'liRIiR . . '38 JOIIN S. WEIIB . . . . . Gl'3lllllltC JAMES B. WIIITLOW . . '37 JOSEPH P. WILIIERII . . '36 P. CIIAUVIN WILKINSON . . '36 FRATRES IN FACU LTATE JAMES F. BROUSSARD W. G. BROWN JAMES P. COLE BEN C. CRAFT J. L. E. ERICKSON ARDEN O. FRENCII FRED C. FREY LEO JOSEPH I.ASSAI.I.E JORDAN GRIEY LEE, JR. T. RAY MOELEY MARVIN G. OSBORN CIIARLES H. S'l'API.IES FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE CIIARLIES BLOOMIPIELD . ..... ,39 Cl'1IES'I'ER BRADFORD . . . ROIIERT L. BUILLARD . . WILLIAM A. CAS'I'lI.I.li . . JAMES PERRY COI.E, JR. , . EDGAR M. CRANE . . DOUGLAS CAILENIJIER . JAMES P. CAFFIERY . . . EUGENE F. CAZDESSUS . . JACK CAMPBIELL . . . BERNIE DUMAS . . EUGENE E. ELLIS . . JOIIN FEA'I'IlERS'I'0N . . JOHN K. FOSTER . . JOE I-IENRY GILI. , . ROBERT H. GIVENS . . DEE IJAVID GOOCII . , V. LAMAR GRESI'IAM , JOI-IN L. GREEN . . . CAMILLE GRAVEL . . WADE I-I. I'IEA'l'ON . . ARTIIUR I-IERRING . . GLEN C. I'IIGI'I'1'OVVlER . JACK IRIOLT . .... . BOWER L. JOHNSTON . . . JOIIN BOOTH JONES . . S'l'IiPIIIiN J. ICELLER . FORREST IQING.. . . . RUSSELL G. KUEI'INI.Ii . . ERNEST S. LANDRY . . I.AWRENcE J. LARCAIJE EMMETT J. LEE . . . FRED L. LESIIE . . HUEERT MEISNER . . ROBERT A. MEMORY . DONALD S. MII.I.S . . ROY MARTIN . . . . FRANK MCWILLIAMS . . . JOHNNY MORRIS . . . . WILSON D. MORRIS . flI.EN H. OI.DS . . ZACK D. POWERS . . JAMES S. REA . . . . OWEN REED . .... . I-IENRY N. RICIIARDSON . . E. S. RICIIARDSON, JR. . . . EDWARD S. ROBERTSON ARCIIIE R. SMITH . . . . JAMES MONROE SMITII, JR. . JAMES E. SMITIIERMAN . . WILLIAM TEU'l'0N . . . JOHN E. UII-ILER, JR. . . MARCEL J. VOORIIIES . . SCOVELL WALKER . . . . OWEN WALLER WARE . . . JOIIN RANDOLPH WI-III-I-LE ASIIER WHITLEY . . . . . MINOR V. WILLIAMS . . . . '38 - -'37 . . '36 . . '37 . . '37 - -'37 . . '39 . . '39 . . '38 . . '38 . . '37 - - '37 . . '38 . . '36 . . '38 . . '37 . . '36 . . 39 . . '38 . . '38 Grzidunte . . '38 . . '39 Grzuluute . . '37 237 '39 ,37 - - ,37 . - 37 . . '36 . . '38 . . '36 - -'37 . . '36 . . '39 . . '38 Graduate . . '38 . . '36 - - 39 . . '36 Graclilnte . . '36 . . '36 Graduate . . '36 . . '38 . . '38 - -'39 '39 738 . .'38 !36 138 736 . .'38 RBI ,I I I I III II I I If f Founded at the University of Virginia! in. 1867. Established at Lomsxana J , f' State University In 1887. , j ! I I I I if ,f I ilf ,I e I :I Ill' 1' 'I I I I K. III I LII 'I 2 I' I PI III If-If I - I I I I I I I I CI I I I I I i iI I : I , . I . I T J , I I ' 2 ' I VI I-I I I U I II I I2 I R..- III I II I If I 5 If I 'I I IE I I I I II I 5 I I I I? I I I ' ,Qs I HI I IE I I. I L Yi I , R, I Bloomfield, Bradford, Buillnrd, Casrille, Ellis ,H Fcathcrston, Gill, Gresham, Heaton, Hightower S E Cazdcssus, King, Keller, Kuehnlc, Landry J I McWilliams, Memory, Martin, Mills I' I Nlorris, Olds, E. Richardson, H. Richardson, Robertson, A. Smith E, ,' J. Smith, Voorhics, Ware, Whipple, WhIfICYI Williams ' ..,. I ' I III I GAMMA CHAPTER Im I EI I 2 9,fi '1 A A S I G M A I I I K P P I II I I! i I II I 279 J Ii . I 'II I I I fi I ,IME Ii Ibis I4 V1 I 'sf I. g .X ,ll X 1 I ,, l A 'I 1i I 2 II x 'I lfl ' X .lg ' xx I ful -A .X 1 :wif I 35' 3 3' X, I J I Founded at University of Virginia in 1868. Established at Louisiana Stale 'Q i f University in 1903. 'I I I I. 5 I I I 34 g XI, 5 I fl! I X 2 J I I I J 5 -I I. Q li E' E lil! l ill?-A'l 'If l 3.3.x I 5. if ' l' 5 I I l if 5 If J l' E I, ...,.. , li 3 15 g IJ 5 i 3 5.1.0 lux l I 5 l 5 6 5 f T E 5 I 5 In I '7 I it 5 fl I' Q I ir' 5 I 1 V , I I ,v V l I I :li 331 J 35, A l J fl 3 J 12' I A l Q l I . Alexander, J, Bentley, Alexander, M., Atkinson, Banfield, Bibby V Buikcs, Burleigh, Carroll, Cawthorne, Dalziel . I Fenton, Ferguson, Forbes, Gcrzinger, Guy I i il Highsmith, Hogan, Hutchinson, Johnson, Lcmann ' ' V Lyle, lVlcCullIIm, Murray, Owen, J. T., Owen, Whitney 7 : i j Rogers, Ryland, Smith, A., Smith, W., Stuckey J I ' ' Srulh, Terry, Vance, Vick, Wade 3 Walters, Ward, H., Ward, J., Williams, Xxfindham, Woodward f l . G 5 ALPHA GAMMA CHAPTER ig, PIKAPPAALPHA -l f I I 5 , 280 J . X :Q R I If Y .f 'ix if , I lx! K Nmxxx, I, 131755, -,L .:,.' lI,l'oiI'55: -sef lf av u 'Va' 9 fini 0. ... .13 FRATRES IN FACULTATE P. I-1. fiRIFl l'l'll I.. M. NORTON lVllKli CHAMIIERS FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE J. B. ALEXANIIER . . '39 M. AI.liXANlHiR . . ,39 ALIIERT ARLINE . . '39 IBOON A'l'KINSON . . . . . ,39 KIiNNIi'l'll BAN!-'IlEl.ll '38 W. B. BATES . . . '37 OCDIEN BAUR . . '39 JOE BETIIARII . . '38 ROIIERT BIIIRY . . '36 IE. L. BILIIREY . . '38 BERT BRUMI-'IELII . . '39 Bon BURKHS . . . '38 IEIIWARO BURIJEIGII . . . . '39 I-IOWARO CARROLL . '38 JOE CAWTIION .. . '37 JOE COLEMAN . . '39 LOUIS COOKSEI' . . '39 TOMMY DALZIELL . . . . '39 BEVERLY DICRERSON '38 OTIS IEIIWARIIS . . . . . '37 W. C. El'l'IiRSON . . , '36 BILL EUWINC . . . '39 LEROY FIENTON . . . . . '39 PRESTON FIERGERSON . '38 BILL FERREII . . . '38 Nlill. FORBES . . . '39 FLOYD GETSINOIIR . , . '39 CHARLES GUY . . '36 lill.l. I-IIOIISMITII . . '37 AI. IIOOAN . . . . '37 llIl.I. llU'l'ClIlNSON . . . '38 Al.IllZN JOHNSON . . '39 SIEOERIEII JOHNSON . '38 ARTHUR LIEMANN . . . '38 LAWRENCE LYLIZ . . '36 K. MCKUl.l.lEM . . '39 LANSING lVll'l'Clll5l.l. . '37 IEII MOIIGAN . . . ,37 ROBERT MURRAN' . . '39 W. T. NEELIIY . . ,39 J. T. OWEN . . '39 W. G. OWEN . . '39 CHARLES RIIOM . . '38 NIEAI. ROGERS . . '39 TONY RUSSELL . . '36 l'IUClI RYLANO . . '37 HALE SCOTT . . '38 ALLEN SMITII . . '36 WEEOON SMITII . . '37 ROLANII STAOG . . '36 JAMES STANLEY . . '38 V. J. STRICKER . . '39 COATES STUCKEY . '38 JOE STULI3 . . . . '38 GEORGE TERRY . . '39 PAUL rIllIIS'l'LEWAI'I' ,37 WILLIAM VANCE . . '37 EARL!! VICK . . . '39 TOM WAOE, III . . '37 HARRY VVAl.'I'liRS . PIARRY WARD . . . JOE WARD . . . . Gl.lENN WIl.I.IAMS . L. C. WINIIIIAM . TRUMAN WOOOWARII I38 138 I38 V38 '39 138 FRATRES IN U NIVERSITATE CPABRIEL Anox' . . ...... ,39 IEIIUARIIO ACUIRRE . . . . '39 RAIvIoN ALONZO . . . RoIzER'I'o BOUSCAYROI. . . . . ....'38 GI':IclII:It: ANGEL A. CoI.oN . . . . . '37 ISIDRO A. CoI,oN . . . . '38 RAI-'AEL llli CARRERA . . . '37 IEIIUARINJ CAS'l'EI.I.ANOS . . . ,39 RENE CAS'l'liI,I,ANOS . . . . '39 PEDRO P. DIAZ . . . '36 OSCAR EsIfIN0sA . . . '39 JOAQUIN FUER'I'Ias . . . '37 WILLIAM FUIIR'I'Es . . . ,39 MARI0 GUELI. . ....... '36 EUGENIO GARCIA :III QUIEVIEIIO . . . '36 AI.l li!ilJO GUAS'l'lil.l.A . ..... ,39 SALVADOR fiUAS'l'EI.l.A . . . '39 AEELARIIO HERNANIIEZ . . . y37 FRANCO HERNANIIIIZ . . . 139 O'I I'o IRIZARRI . . . y39 MlI.'l'0N IRIZARRI . . .,39 PEIIR0 MALARE'I' . . . . '39 MANUEL PoR'I'UoNno . . . '36 RAEAIII. RocA BRUNO . . . '36 MANUEII S. RIONIIA . . . '36 MANUIEI. A. 'TAMARGO . . . '36 MANUEL R. TAMARGO .. . '36 LUIS TOT'f1ARIiI.Y' . . . . ,39 ENRIQUII TOiAREI.X' .. . '39 SAI.vAnoR ToRRos . . . . . '38 I1UMIIIIR'I'o VAZOUIEZ IJIAZ . . . '38 AI.IfoNso VAZQUEZ DIAz . . .'36 Founded at Louisiana State University in 1904 as Sigma Iota. Combined with Phi Lambda Alpha in 1931. Established at Louisiana State University in 1931. Castellano, CRI'l'Cl'3, Colon. Diaz Garcia, Guasrcllo, A., Guastcllo, S., Hernandez Irizarry, MH Irizauy, O., Malarct, Portuondo Rionda, Roco, Bruno, Romain, Tomargo, M. Tomargo, M. A., Vazquez, A., Vazquez, H. ALPHA CHAPTER PHI IOTA ALPHA 28II X. N f 431 ii.. N Xi., 1 . +L? li Tr l 1 ,J T N L Asif, I til l x 1? lu 1 . Y . A V !. 2, ,LI ll . ll' , V' I . f.,.,y I w l ill l ll' 'rl gl , wi ll- .l.,t. ll . ' Q ,la::.,...f? E ,f 1, 1 ,'- V V73 ' 4 'V l ' A rr-. , , l e.. es V 'FF . Q Q 5 l Founded at College of City of New York in 1898. Established at Louisiana State University in 1911. Arst, Colm, DcVrics, Fclsenthal Forgotston, Goldberg, Haas, Kaplan, F. Kaplan, H., Kessler, Levy, Lieber lVlurov, Posner, Pressburg, Rosenthal Schcndle, Shapiro, Shiff, Weil, L., Weil, S, . PI CHAPTER ZETA BETA TAU V 5' l 'r ' Mid FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE N. J. ARs'r . . . Louis BLUM . . . IIHNRY Louis COHN MAURICIE Du Vluras D. S. FEl,SIiN'l'lIAI, . HENRY FLORSIIHIM . C. B. FoRco'rsoN . ll. E. Gommrzkc . . CRAMER HAAS . . FRANK KAI'I.AN . . HARor,n KAPI.AN . PAUL Kussnmz . . l'lAROl,D Llzvv . . . Pl'lll.ll' BEN Lmunk . . . SAM MARKS . . . LAZAR Mukov . . I'IARvm' PosNuR . . B. S. Pknssnuuc . . Mums RosnN'mAr. . Jon SClmNm.E . . Mmwm S1-mmko . SIMON Smmf . . . SIMON Wren. . . LEONARD WEn.L . . . . '38 . -'37 Graduate . -'39 . . '38 . -'37 . -'37 - - '39 - -'37 . . '38 . . '37 . -'39 . . '37 . . '39 . . '39 . . '38 - -'39 . . '37 . . '36 . . '36 . . '38 . . '38 . -'37 . . '36 FRATER IN FACULTATE RALIIII W. I'IAx'Es FRATRES IN U NIVERSITATE LOYIJ B. BARIIAM . . ..'37 JAMES GORDON BIiNNIi'l I' . .... '36 DAN BICRNBRUCK I-I. B. BROWN, JR. ALBIN T. CIIALK . . JOIIN CIIAMnERs . . FINLEY P. CIIESIIIRH GEORGE W. CLINE . . ISAAC COMMEAUX . . MILTON M. COVERIIAI, '1'IIOMAS W. CROx'I'ON fiI5ORGIi CRUSE . . . OSCIEOLA E. DENNX' . . ROGER F. IJIZTMANN I'IlERl'IIER'l' E. DICKARIJ HARRY DOIILE . . HENRY N. IJOYLIE . . C1IARI.Es L. DUIII5 . . IQIENNHTII DUNN . . AR'I'IIUR L. GAYLE . . WILLIAM C. GIBSON CuR'I'Is E. GREEN . . FRED T. I-IAAs, JR. . . CIIARLES F. :HENRY 'IXIIOMAS J. I'IARREI.I. JOIIN R. I'IOI.I.lDAY . . ROuER'r J. IIIOIIPER . . ROY D. JOIINsON . . HIERVIIY B. JOLLEY . . I-IARRY T. JONES . . f . SAMUEL E. LAWRENCE . JAMES P. LEsLIE . . . ALEREIJ J. Moss . . JOE MILLER . . . AI.'I'0N R. NAIIR . . EARNEs'I' V. NAIIR . . GEORGE N. ORR . . . SAN'I'IAcO PoRcELI.A . ,TOIIN F. PUGH . . . TIIoMAs L. RAGGIO . . SAMUEL T. ROI3ER'I's FRED C. SELBY . . JOIIN M. SM1'I'II . . . WILLIAM I-I. SMITH . . IQURL S'I'EvENsoN . . JAMES W. TAYLOR . . WAYNE C. VALENTIN AL'I'ON L. WAR!! . . . JOIIN K. Woon . . . ROBERT L, WOOIJARIJ If .....'38 Graclunte ...'37 --'39 ..'36 --'39 --137 E.. ..38 . . '38 . . '38 . . '39 . . '38 - -'37 ....'39 fil'IlClllZltC . -'39 ,39 . . '38 . . '39 - - '37 . - '37 . . '36 . - '39 . . '38 . . '38 . . '38 . . '36 - -'39 - .'37 . . '38 - -'39 I - '39 . I,37 . . '38 . . '38 . -,39 . . '38 - - '37 . -'39 . . '38 - '39 - '39 . . '37 - -'39 . . '37 . . '39 . -'39 . . '38 Founded at Boston University on November 2, 1909. Established at Louisiana State University, November 2, 1914. Barham, Bennett, liernbroclc, Chalk, Cheshivr Cline, Comm-aux, Croxton, Cruse, Denny Dctman, Doyle, Dunn, Gayle, Gibson Green, Haas, Harrell, Henry, Hopper Johnson, Jolley, Lawrence, Leslie, Moss Nahr, A., Nahr, E., Orr, Porcella, Pugh Raggio, Roberts, Selby, Smith, NI., Smith, W. Stevenson, Taylor, Valentine, XVard, Wood, Woodard LAMBDA CHI ALPHA I I III' I I .JI I I .QI I I ...I If AI ,, -I,I lil I I I I I I L.--I I I I..J Q 1 I I I.,.,I ICS' I Q , 'I X IPI 5 I I I 'I II, 'IWI IAQ' I I E , II I I IIC,-I I IIWLI VII I I I I III I 3 I I 'TTT' , I I I I Ir7'?f' I ' 'II',.,.-I II'2.iIi 283 I ITT, Mil' L I6 I' A 4 fp, I I l 5 I 1 I . I A . ,I H I FRATRES IN FACULTATE J. I.. FARR J. Ii. FRANCIONI U. F. MA'r'I'IIIcs IC. W. NIIASIIAM M. li. VIIIJRIIIIQS FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE 'Ill W ' ' , I il ' U I il 1 x 2 I 3 E If 'XR' l fi I J' N, 2, i Founded at Rensselaer Polylechnic Institute in 1864. Established at XR , , 5 J Louisiana State University in 1921. I I ' I I I A I If I 'I ' 5,1 I '- lil, I 'X 2.5 Q 5 I Q 5 X9 J I J -J I I I . 1 I I l 1 . ' I I l Q ' l , E 5 i T ' if A i ' i I I i ll ' 2? f? 5 l I 1 l ,. . , I 5 Z f l I I I ? iw 'I E15 l I 3 i 5 I .5 qTiL I Q l 5 ll I I' ,, I 5 52 l f ii 5 5 l I f f v I 2 l I 5 I . ' l' 1 l III l ill . 54 X 1 lI,I I 12 I ill 5 I I 311 3 I' J 2 5 l 'I ' I l I J . . . ,' I I , Bngnnll, Buckner, Hurrxs, Bynum, Colvin, Crozier J Dittmer, Ducros, Foley, Fowler, Gnrthwnite, Gilbert A Q Q Going, Green, Hanna, Hoppe, Hopping, Jones E Kolb, Kopflcr, l.andI'um, Martin, Martinez, Mclnnis I ' Menlnn, Muncklein, Miron, Mosele, Murray, Lamar, Murray, Leon 1, J 1 i Pierce, Price, Reid, Rivet, Robiclmux, D. 3 ' 1 Robichnux, P. A., Robichnux, R., Robinson, Simm, Stuart l 5 Turnea, Vcrrett, Wexmtz, Wfessley, Woodside I I J i ' ' Is , I 5 I 5 'I ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER Q f 2 I I I i 1 I 1 I 5 'it 1 '. I I ' 5 I l f t I I 284 l i 'l - ,. I Y ' Xi III' if-.H I X l 'rf-iQ.,'!' ff' SIQNQIII IR.llfIf WILI.IAM BAGNAIII. . . I'IARoLIm BICRRIVI' . . fiIi0RCI'I BUCKNIIR . . JAMIIS BURRIS .. . RICIIARII BvNUM .. WlI.l,IAM COLI.!i'l' . WII.I.IAM COLVIN . . ROBliR'l' CROZIIER . . CLAUIJII DANIIILS . . BRliVVS'I'liR Dl'l I'MliR . . DON li'0I.Iav . . . ALLAN l7OWI.ER . . PH'I'liR IJuCRos . . . R0nIcR'I' GAR'I'llWAl'l'Ii . NORMAN UILIII-:R'I' . . CIIARLIIS GQINI: . . CIlliS'l'ER GRIQIIN . . DAVID HANNA . . JOIIN I-Iovmz . . . JACK l'IoIfI'INr: . . JIIIIN ICARLIQ JIJNIIS . . Al.I.ISfDN KOLI3 . . . LYl.li KllI'l4'l.lEK . . . '1'll0MAS C. LANIIRUM RAY MCGIIII . . . . VIIRNON MAR'l'lN . . J. D. MAR'I'INIaz . . OSKAR MIIN'I'oN . . JACK MINCKIIIER . . WILLARH MIXON . . BIWRNARIQ M0sIILIi . LAMAR MUIXIKAN' . . I.IIoN MURRAY . . JOIIN MCINNIS . . J. A. NIcI.s0N, JR. . Louis NIEWMAN . . 'l'lAR0l,lJ PACII . . LIION B. PAmI . C. K. PIERCE . . J. A. PRIcIz . . Slllil.liY Rum . . . En RIVIVI' . . . . . DOUGLAS RonICIIAux . PIIILIII ROBICIIAUX . . RICIIARIJ ROBICIIAUX . JAMIIS ROBINSON . . WII.I,IAM SIMM . . . A. B. SIMMONS, JR. . DAVID S'I'UAR'I' . . 0'I'Is 'INURNER . . . ARTIIUR VERRIVI' . . Rov WARREN Q . . MARK WIINTZ . . ZoL'I'AN WIssI.IzY . TOM Woonsmiz . ,. . '37 - '37 . '36 - '37 . '38 - Z39 - 39 . '38 . '38 . '38 . '33 . '38 . '38 . '37 - '39 - '37 . '36 . :39 - 37 . '38 . '38 . '38 - '37 . '36 - '39 I '39 - '37 . '38 I 139 - '39 - ,37 - 37 . '38 -:37 - 37 . . 39 '37 Graduate . . .'36 337 . 38 . '38 . '38 . '36 '39 :37 39 . '36 . '38 . '38 - '37 136 ...'36 ...'38 Graduate I I FRATRES IN FACULTATE R L. DAVENI-ORI' W. R. HENDRIX FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE CLIFF CALVIN ADAMS . . . . . OSCAR KELLY ALI.EN, JR. . . . LEON ADAMS . . ..... . CHARLES RICHARD ANDERSON . . . LEMUEL H. BOWDEN, JR. . . . . GEORGE SHEPARD HOVVMAN, JR. . . DALTON BRADY . ...... . GEORGE BRANDEAU . . . DAVID BELL . . . . . ROBERT BLAKE . . . KENT BREARD . . . CLEGG CAI-'FERY . . . CHARLES CASON . . . . LEBBY CLINE . . . . . JACK OVERTON COLLE . . . JOHN DALE, III . . . BRUTON DAWKINS . . . JACK DAGGETT . . FRANK EVERE'I I' . . . BYRON EDGAR . . . CARI, GARCIA . . . . PAUL A. GAUGER . . . JOHN GUESS . . . DAVID GARLAND . . HARVEY GARREI' . . . . J. L. GOLSON . ..... . WILLIAM M. HENDERSON . . . CHARLES HICKMAN . . . . . JOHN HICKMAN . . . . . JACK HOPKINS . . . ALFRED HUCK . .... . JOHN JONES . . ....... ROBERTS POINSETI' JOHNSON . . . JOHN KIIJD . . ..... Grad EDWIN KYLE . . . THOMAS LEISK . . I WARDELL LEISK . . . RUSSELL LONG . . . HARRY MACKIE . . . . JAMES MAJOR . . . . . THOMAS C. MCLURE . . . GEORGE MACNIC1-IOL . . . . JACK MOSEIIX' . ...... . JOHN HOLMES OVERTON, JR. . . . MANSON PITCHER . .... . SARGENT PITCHER . . . . . WILLIAM PECK . . . . . WILLIAM PLAUCHE . . . . . . MOFFETT PUGH . .... I . . . rfI'IOMAS BRYAN PUCH, III . . . . JOHN REYNOLDS . .... . . CFURNER REYNOLDS . . . . . J. C. ROBERTS, JR. . . . . . , JOHN STEWART SLACK, JR. . . . . LESLIE SMITH . ....... . JOHN TIIIBAUT . ...... . AUGUSTUS TI-IEOIJORE '1'ERRY, JR. . . PRESLEY WERLEIN . ..... . WILLIS WILCOX WIIIIIIAMS . . . . FRED WATKINS . .... . . ALAN WILMOTT . . . . . . 736 136 139 736 ,37 !36 736 738 '37 738 137 37 136 '39 '37 135 138 ,39 738 139 37 '37 '37 '39 ,39 ,38 137 37 Y36 .38 ,39 738 136 uat: '39 :38 '37 '39 736 :SG y37 38 '39 '37 738 I37 39 138 738 136 ,37 336 738 736 139 37 '37 738 736 139 39 X ' V R, ii li 3.351 Founded at Yale College in 1844. Established at Louisiana State Univer- sity in 1923. K 1 III, IT: I :W III l . -, I EW -Il -Il I I. I K: , '5 I lil iii ill III Ii, I Ei If fi is fa I I I I I iff Fl 4 li J. I' 1 Il I II 7 PCS 'ii 1 .. I , I .Q E .3 I ,. IIN :Il W . lu my ll' I Eli ' ii, rl I 11' I ll: 41' xii 22: 1,52 IS: , , Adams, C. C., Adams, L., Anderson, Bowman, Brandnu I ff Bread, Caffery, Cason, Cline, Colle 7 Daggett, Dale, Everett, Dawkins, Garrett G:n'l:Ind, Golsan, Guager, Guess, Hickman, C. Hickman, J., Johnson, Kidd, Kyle, Leiske A 'I Long, MacNicOl, Mosely, Roberts, Slack I Terry, Watkins, Werlein, Williams, Wilmot: ZEIA ZETA CHAPTER DELTA KAPPA EPSILCJN fb 7 I I RX. , X ifxx 'A' BX VJ Y KA 1 f .Ai I I Il f l I 5 .M - ' Y 'Xi rf I i H 1, N E ,A X ll if lofi' Q 1, , ' Founded at Howard College in 1924. Established at Louisiana State J i J , University in 1925. 4 il ' , l 1 Vlrg 1,--- J' 2 J QL! 5, 1,1 J X 1' Al l T 7, L, vH.X'r1 l FV,-ll l ,T . l . J l ,522 1 Nl im, YF.l1.n' , l J, 2 A l I. L ., l gi lfl, w l l O J , .LJ -l ,J 1 ., l , l 3 1 g,,,:l l 1 I X 17 . l .-'-- -, E 1 , l l l 'J 1.,l J fl ll' l' l Anderson, Baulch, Bcvilg Bennett, Carvillc, C. I l 1 Carvillc, D., Champion, Charlton, Dickinson, Ducrcst l I l Faller, Fathcrcc, Glaze, Gucymard, House 5 E, ' l Hclvcston, Hester, Horton, Hughes, John, Kilbus ' ll Landry, Lea, Lymberis, Marchand, McCraine, lVlcCunc McKay, McNeil, Miami, Nolan, Nolan, Ram., , 1 Spaulding, Tippett, Tisdell, Tummincllo, Wells, Wilsoum . ,X W V 5 l 1. J Z' Val E ' ll ,iymxjljl LOUISIANA ALPHA CHAPTER THETA KAPPA NU S 1 1 J 286 ' lil' FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. S. A. CAIDXVELI L. DAVIDSON I-IARRIS DOWNEY W1LL1s DUCRES1' FRED F. FIENN LLOYD D. FUSCIIISSS DR. En lVlll.l,IER DR. I. C. NICHOLS FRATRES IN U NIVERSITATE ROIHN ANDISRSON J. T. BAULCH . lion Bnvu. . . A. D. BRONVN . . B l,0NlJl E BEN N E'r'r 1. BORNIE . . . B. BROWNING . . S. A. CALDWELL . W. CAMPBELL . C. CARVXLLE . . D. CARvH.LE . . J. CARv1LLE . . A. CHAMIHON . J. CHARLTON . J. H. DICKINSON . R. J. DUCREST . J. El.I.IOT . . . J. FA'l'l'IlEREE . . M. GIANLEONNI . C. GLAZE . . . J. GUEYMARD . . J. HAMILTON . . O. I-IELVESTON . G. HOUSE . . . A. HORTON . . M. JACKSON . . W. JACKSON . . R .JOHN . . . V. LANDRY . . M. LEA . . M. LYMBERIS . . O. MCCRAINE . . F. MCKAY . . . E. MCNIEIL . . S. MCCUNE . . S. NIARCHANIJ . . A. MICKAL , . J. G. MILNEIQ . J. NEELET . . . J. NOLAN . . M. NOLEN . . R. PARKER . . . B. PEABODY . . . P. RABUN . . . W. ROBINSON . J. SPAUDLING . . WM. SHAW . . J. rFIPPE'l 1' . . J. 'FUMMINELLO . J. WELLS . . . W. WILSON . . H. WOLF . . Graduate . . '36 . . '36 . . '36 '39 '39 . . '38 . . '36 . . '36 . . '36 . . '36 . . '39 - ':37 . . 37 . . '38 - -'37 . . '36 ' -'39 . . :37 . . 39 l38 l36 :37 ,37 ,39 - - 39 . . '38 . . '37 . . '36 . . '38 136 I :'38 . .'37 Graduate Y . . 37 . . '36 . . '39 Graduate . . '38 . . i39 . . 37 . . '36 . . '36 . . '36 . . '38 - .'37 . . '38 . . '38 - - 37 . . '38 . . '38 FRATRES IN FACU LTATE ALEX DASIIIT L. J. MUSE J. P. FRAIM J. B. WIIITWORTII MARCUS M. WILRERSON FRATRES IN UNIVERSITATE SIDNEY ADCER . . . . . GEORGE ANDERSON . . JOE BARIIAM . . . . EDVVARD BARRE'I I' . . JOE HENRY BAYNARD . . DUDLEY BERWICK . . 'TOMMY BLAKENEY . . A. R. BROUSSEAU . . JIMMY BROUSSEAU . . . MAUNSliI.I. BROUSSHAU . . LARRY BULLION . . . . WILLIAM BYRD . . . . HAROLD CAIJYVAILADIER . . MANCII CADWAI.I.ADER . . SIIELEY CALHOUN . . FRED COLE . . . . . PETER COOPER . . . Bon CROW . .... . CLAIBORNE DAMERON . . HAYWOOD DAMERON . . . JAMES R. EUBANK . . . ROBERT FANT . . .- . ALAN FIELDS . . . FRANK FLEMINC . IRA FLORY, JR. . , QIHORGE fiII.FOIL . . HOWARD f5I'I l'INGER . T. EDWARD GLAZE . . ROY CYREENIE . . . . MCHENRY HAMILTON . . MALCOLM HANSHN . . . CURTIS P. I'IARKlNS . . S. ROEERT I-IARMONSON, III ERIC PIARRIS . . . . . JAMES C. HARRIS . . . JIMMY PIEARIN . . . . . LEE C. TIEROMAN, JR. . . GEORGE O. I'IlI.LARD . . THOMAS HUNT . . . . PIENRYJOLLY.. . . . . JAMES H. KI'1'CIIENS, JR. FERD B. KRAMER MICHAEI. KRAMER . . . ALFRED KUIII.EMAN . LARRY LANDRY . . JAMES L. LovE . . JOHN MAXWELL . . . STANLEY MAXWELL . . ROBERT MCCALL . . WALTER MCGEE . ROBERT MOORE . . . . . WARREN MUNSON . . . PAUL ORCHARD . . ROWLAND PEAK . . . ALVIN RAIIENIYIORST . . LEONARD RICIIEY . . JUSTIN RUKAS . . JOIIN SAVARIO . . . . GEORGE SCIIWAII . . . JOHN SCOTT . . . E. D. SHAW, JR. . RALIIII SPRINGER . HARRY STAEI-'ORD . . R. B. STEWART . . RAY WEILAND . . JAMES WENDT . CIIARLES WHITE . . - -:37 - 39 - .'39 - '39 GI':IclII:Ite . 1:37 - - 39 - '39 - '39 . '38 . '37 . '38 . :37 . . 33 . . '36 cifililllilte - - '39 . . '38 . . '36 GI':IIlIIzIte GI'nclIIzIte . . '38 . . '36 - '39 . '36 . '39 . '38 . . '36 . . '39 GI':IduIItc - - '37 . . '36 - '37 . . '36 . . '36 Gl'HillIZltC - . '37 . . '36 . . '36 - '37 - -'37 . . '36 . -139 - - 39 . . '38 . . '36 . '36 . . '36 . -'39 '37 . . '38 Gfilllllflllf . . '38 - . '39 . . '36 . . '39 . . '36 . . '37 Graduate - -'39 . . '38 . . '36 - -:39 - - ,37 - - 39 . '36 - '39 Founded at Miami University in 1855. Established at Louisiana State University in 1925. . Adger, Anderson, Barham, Barrett, l3:IyIInrd, Blakcnuy Broussenu, A., Brousscau, J., Brousscau, M., Byrd, Crldwnllndcr, H., Cndwnllndcr, M. Cooper, Dnmeron, Eubnnk, Fields, Fleming, Flory Gilfoil, Glaze, Green, Hamilton, Hansen, H3I'lh3l1S0ll Harris, He:u'in, Heromnn, Hillard, Jolly, KIHIIICY, F- KI'amcI', Nl., Kuhlcman, L:mdI'y, Love, Maxwell, J., M6XWClly S- McCall, McGee, Orclmarcl, Peak, RHbCllh0l'Sf, Richey Rukas, Savario, Scott, Shaw, Stewart, Wciland, Whxte GAMMA IOTA CHAPTER 287 Xu x I ,I I x IFFI 1 If Founded at University of Illinois April 4, 1908. Established at Louisiana State University January 20, 1926. Buquni, Flowers, Gersnck, Boubcl Hibbard, Jones, I.:IbnI'dc, Luke Marin, Msnrrin, May, NIcClnry Mcrcnlf, Minor, Mitchell, Pnppn Rhodes, Robertson, Ruck, Scott Tobin, Todd, Weaver, Woods ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER ALPHA GAMMA RI-Io 288 ff.. I 77'3f I FRATRES IN FACULTATE NORMAN AI.I.IIN J. W. BA'I'IsIvIAN W. N. CIIRIs'I'OI'IIIcR E. B. DURAN A. J. GIcI.IfI C. L. IIII.I. CLYIJII INGRAM J. C. MII.I.lIli W. T. OClI.lISIiX' 0. W. ROsIIwAI.I. M. G. SNIILI. 15. C. '1'IIvIs FRATRES IN UN IVERSITATE F, B. BoO'I'II . . . lIARvIav BYRII . . . PAUI. BOUIJRIIAU , . B. G. BUQUOI . . . C. L. FI.owIIRs . . R. Jon GIIRSACR . . JOIIN IC. GOIIIII-:I. . R. II. IIIIIIIARII , . M. S. JONIIS . . . I-I. II KLARII . . . I.ucIIIN P. LAIIORIJII CI,lI If0Rll A. l.ARSliN ,IUI.Ics A. MARIN . . jUI.IAN A. MARTIN W. L. MARTIN . . . IlAMI.li'I' D. MAI' , II. H. MIc'I'cAI.I-' . . II. IC. MIND!! . . . ROIJNIIY G. MI'I'cIIIII.I CIICII. F. McCI,ARI' . S. E. MCCRANII . . SAMUIQI. R. PAI-IIA . A. OI,IvIIR PIIII,I.II's J. W. RIIOIIIIS . . D. L. ROIIIcR'I'sON . JACK II. SIvII'I'II . . JOIIN R. VFOIIIIE . . IEMERIC '1'ooRAIeN . 'FIIOMAS R. Town . I ---37 . . '37 . - ,39 - . y39 36 138 . N38 . . '39 . . '37 . . ,39 . . '37 . . '37 Law I . .Law , .Lnw . -!37 !38 . '36 :38 . .... '36 fdfildlliltc , .... '37 . '37 . '36 I36 ....'3S cirilllllllle . .... '38 . '38 FRATER IN FACU LTATE HARRY J. B IiNNE'I l' FRATRES IN UNI VERSITATE IIILVISRLY BARKSIIALE . . . . Graduate JAMES BARKSIIALE . . LIIROY BIENGIE . . JAMES BIiNNE'I I' . ARTIIUR BEST. . . . JOIIN C. BEST . . . MAXWEIII. BORIJELON . WILLIAM H. CARTER . WILLIAM P. CARTER . CHIiS'I'IiRFIliI.D Coco . JOIIN A. COOPER . . LOUIS DAUENIIAUER . CLAUDE E. DAvIE'I' . . LOUIS DAvIE'I' . . . FRANK DE LA TOUR . CIIARLES DIET. . . . ROI3IiR'I' A. DUEIEASIE . SIIERMAN ENGLAND . . J. N. FoRE'I' . . . . RICIIARIJ E. GERARII . JAMES GILI. . . . . CLAY I-IARRIS . . J. I. HEI3ER'I' . . . . MELVIN IQYLIE . . . WILLIAM I-I, IVIAGIIARII G. M. MASON . . . A. K. MCCEIIIEW . . D. NIE'I l'LIES . . MII.'I'0N M. OURSO . . ORLEANS PI'I'RE . . . RICIIARII E. PIzzA'I'I . W. F. POWERS . . FRANK QUIN . . J- C. RICIIARO . . JAMES RISEIIEN . . . ROY ROGILLIO . . . . MARION Rox' . . . DON SIIAW . . . . T- T. S'l'OCKS'I'ILL . . OLIVER S'I'oNE . . RoI3ER'I' S'I'UMI1If . . . FRANK STUPKA . . . CONRAD A. S'I'. ROMAIN JOIVIN ST. ROMAIN . . SAMUEL A. rl1ILT.O'I'SON ROBERT WALSH . . . KERMIT A. WILLIAMS . WILLIAM WOLF . . . - . - '37 . '37 - '39 . '39 - '37 . . '38 . . '36 , . '38 . - '37 . '37 . - '37 . '36 . '39 . . '38 - '37 , . '38 . '37 . '37 . . '36 - '37 . '38 . '37 . . '39 . . . '36 . . '38 . '37 - '39 . '37 . '38 . . '38 - '39 . '38 . . . . .'39 . . . . .'39 GI'zIcIIIIIte, Law . . . . .'38 - '37 . '37 . '36 . - '39 . . '36 - - - '37 . . '38 '37 '37 '37 '37 Founded at College of City of New York in 1899. Established at Louisiana State University in 1930. Barksdnlc, J., Bennett, Best, A., Best. J- C- Iilnttcrworth, Carter, Coco, Dnvict Dclatour, Diel, Forct, Gerard I..:II'IgIcy, MJSOIX, IVIcCI'cw, Morgan, Nettlcs Ourso, Pirro, Pizzati, Quinn, Stone Stockstill, Stupka, Sr. Romain, WIllIams, Wolf BETA ETA CHAPTER I DELTA SIGMA PHI lx K x . I 'IK I xX Founded at the University of Puerto Rico in 1923. Established in Louisiana Stale University in 1930. :I Escudcro. Gcrardino, Giles, Richard Giles, Robert, Goenaga, More-Il Stubbe, Torres GAMMA CHAPTER PHI ETA MU 11854531 sq: I Q SS Pllllw FRATER IN FACULTATE WYAT1' A. PICKIENS FRATRES IN UN IVERSITATE W1I.r,lAM CABRHRA . .... , ENRIQUE CALIMANU . . LUIS H. DEXTER . . . . MonEs'ro Escumsko, JR. . . FERNANno L. GoNzAl.rzs . . ALnl2k'ro fiERARDlN0 . . Ronmrr Guns . . . IJICK GILES . . . . Ar.vARo GOENAGA , . DAMIAN IVIORELI. . . REYNALDO Rovo . . I-IORACIO ROYO . . RENATO Rovo . . Framfklco STUBBH . . Nns'roR Toxums . . FRATRES IN UN IVERSITATE Ana AIIRAMSON . ....... '37 I-IARRY ABRAMSON . . . . '37 HENRY BANCO .. . . . '37 MORRIS BOIIRIQR . . . . '39 AIIII2 BRAM . . . . .'39 HARRY CAMERON . . . . '39 LIION DICKOIPF . . . . '38 MILTON FI,OcRs . . . . . '37 VVILIIIAM B. GRIIIIN . . . . '39 I-IAROI.n GRIzIaNnI2Rc: . . . . '39 HAROLD B. I.IavY . - . . '38 l,OuIs LIQVY . .... . . '39 HIQRMAN RAnINOwI'I'z . . . . '38 SIIII-Im' ROTIIMAN . . . . . '37 MARK S. SAnI.OsIu' . . . . '37 HAROLII ScIIII,I, . . , . '38 lfInRIvIAN Smcm. . . . . '38 LEON SIEGEI. . . . . . . '36 C. AUIIRIEY SIIEVIERS . . . . . '36 S'I'ANI,IzY P. SILBERMAN . . . . '38 HERBERT SRLAROFF . . . '39 Founded at lhe College of the City of New York in 1904. Established at Louisiana Stale University in 1933. Abramson, A., Ablmnson, H., Bangs, Dicl-'OH Flocks, Green, Greenberg, Levy, H. I.cvy, I... Schill, Seigcl, H., Seigcl, I.. Sicvers. Silhermnn, Sklnrnff ALPHA PI CHAPTER PHI EPSILON PI I 291 Founded at Louisiana State University in 1919. Barrett, Chappuis, Glen Garrison, D, Grady, G. Grady Kelly, Lewis, Long Luce, McCoy. Pichl, Snyder THETA KAPPA BETA X.-1 . ,f f X if: VZ! FRATRES IN U ,lIiI l llARRI'1'l l' . . Omvlcn Hmuu' . VV1l.soN BURNS , . JAMES BRYAN . , . JAMES J. CARLIN . Srlcvlf CHAPPUIS . . JACK C01-m.ANn . . l'lUR'l'0N DAVIDSON . LAv'roN FIERNANIJHZ IIANK FRISIHH .. . IIARRY GOLIJMAN . ICMMla'r'r1s GLYNN . DAN QIRAIYY . . . Gumo GRAIN . lCnr:Alz KIil.l.Y . . Rlclcvlc Llawls . . liIiN LIP? . . . Fx.m'n LONG . . lin MURPHY . . WAr.r.Acl-: l'.Uc1z . . Wnrrn McCoy' . . Romain' PIIZIII. . . . DOUGLAS Rl'l l'liR . . JIMMY Romans . . .Ima SNYUHR . . . NIVERSITATE . .'37 - 137 - '37 . '38 . . '39 . 36 - Y37 . - '39 . . . '39 - - l37 - . - '39 . .... '36 . . cililllllllti? . . . '38 . '39 . '36 . '39 . '36 . '38 . l37 - '37 - '37 . '36 . . '39 . . . '39 CIIARIJH FRI-ID YANCICY . . '37 M. ff FRATRES IN FACULTATE T. P. HEARD C. E. 1VIAT'l'HEVVS T. N. MCMULLEN J. F. VVIELCH FRATRES IN UN IVERSITATE CuARl.Es BLADES . . B. J. BLOUIN . . . HARo1.n E. BROWN A. P. BURTON . . RAY CI-1A'I'El.AlN . . N. L. COCHRAN . . W. CoUvu,r.oN . CHARLES CIIAUVIN . . M. G. CRosnY . . A1.vA EDWARDS . . NORMAN EDWARDS . ORI.ANn O. Foucm' Cx-1As. E. GUARIJIA . . M. J. CUl,r,EnGE . . V. I'IAzEr.'roN . . JOE E. HEARD . . T. C. JlE'l'ER . . . PRINCE A. JONES . . A. T. LASKOWSKI . A. H. MA'1'11Ews . . C. J. NIAYIEUX . . W. M. PALMER . FRANK PRUYN . . CIIAS. P. QUIRK . . MAURICE RAIHE . . J. H. RAMBIN . . R. L. ROY . . Ennm SHARP . . R. S'rR1EI.lNG . . . W. G. SWEETMAN . . W. S. SYRET1' . . JACK SM1'1'11 . . . - '39 . . '37 - -'39 . . '36 . . '36 . . '38 . . '38 . . '36 - -'37 . . '36 . . '37 . . '36 - -'37 . . '39 . . '36 - -'37 . . '38 . . '37 - - '37 . . '38 . . '37 . . '38 . . '36 . . '37 . , '38 Graduate . . '38 . . '38 . . '38 . . '36 . . '37 . . '37 Founded at Louisiana University in 1924 6-A Q Edwards, A., Edwards, N. H., Fought Guardia, Jeter, jones Mathews, Maycaux, Quirk Rnhc, Smith, Sweetman, Syrctt li. PI ALPHA OMEGA 293 greselzfirzq fha ff SCDHCDRITIES x Bama, Carnes, Chwlpuis, Dorlac, Dyer, Farquhar. Francioni, Hunter, orris, Morton, Nugent, Spikes. Stewart, Thicbout, Watkins, Willianms, Wood. WOMEN'S PAN-HELLENIC OFFICERS DOROTHY CHAPPUIS . . . .... ...... P resident DOROTHY NUGENT . .... . . . Vice-President MARGARET HUN1'ER . . ..... Secretary DOROTHY WOOD . . . Treasurer FACULTY ADVISOR MISS JOAN MILLER dljzha Chi Omega Beta Sigma Omicrou Della Della Delta DOROTHY WOOD METTIE STEWART WILIIUR CARNES EVELYN THIEBOUT HELEN FARQUHAR ROSE LONG Alpha Delta Pi Chi Omega Delta Zeta DOROTHY CHAPPUIS. MARGARET HUN'FER DOROTHY NUGENT DELMAR DORE MARJORIE FRANCIONI RUTH DYER Kappa Delta Phi lllu MAIKY STEWART WILLIAMS MARION STAFFORD REGINA MORTON IJOROTHY SPIRES Sigma Delta Tau Kappa Kappa Gamma ANNA BARNA RIIRIAM MORRIS CHARLINE DE VRIES RUTH ROBINSON 295 'I I II N 4 . , I , ,III 7 I 4 xx, IMI ' I , .-'I 'V I I I' ,I I , ,II ,I Alok R ll fi f, ll l 5 rl! w l N xx ll lx x lik A 2. X5 fi YK OFFICERS DINKS CRICIITON . .... Iwsidcfzi CA'rumuNis Pownm, . . Ififuc-1'r'csidc1zt Rosie LUCu.Lu LAUIJIENIIIEIM . Treasurer Louisrf Cil.ASS . ..... S1-rrwlary MEMBERS fllpha Chi Omrya Fmmcizs Goimlm KA'1'u1,lalzN IIA'i'C1ua'i' CATIIERINIQ POVVHLI. MHUAM Wlarwnu fllpha Dwlla Pi lVlARGARE'I' lirmnsxfolum MAUDI5 BRVAN1' Lowsn G. Pooumlw PRr:'1 l'x' VVALLACE llnla Sigma Omicron ALMA FLEMING Nl5'l l'lE MAH Sclloizwnkoumx Chi Onmga JEAN McINN1s BETII I'llEAliD FANNY BOUIII' Dalia Dflla Della I,UCll,l.lE Pmucws MARr:Umu'i'n Lumix' Dalia Zrla D01' BROCK Dm' jul,1AN lVlA'l l'llE Louisa Rormlums MARY CA:-'many Kappa Dalia ELLEN Al,HlllGll'l' Dimes CRlCll'l'0N Louise Gmss MAucUnR1'1'la Ilocluzxmal. Kappa Kappa Gamma CIIARLIIE l'l0l.COMBli lVlAR'l4llA Lmslmx' RUTH Romwsow LOUISE RomNsoN Phi Mu MAR'r1I,n SHHIQMAN Iiuolsu MAr.or-:E Ilvm.vN RA'l'l,iF1f Pi Bela LORlf'l l'A liuulzk Sigma Della Tau Roc1I,I.la LAUIJHNIIIEIM C11Alu.1Nlf nu VRIES Mvk'1'l,lz PLONSKY . A Y ' ff 1 rx S I 1 l,ix5ii'lrlll'Z' To promote friendliness and congeniality among sororilies. Q' Beck, Beresford, Boulr, Brock, Butler. Caffcry, Crichton, deVries, Elliorz, Fleming. Gordon, Hatchet, Hochcndel, Holcombe, Howard. julian, Lnudenlucim, Lobdcll, Linsday, Perkins. Plonslcy, Powell, Racliff, Robinson, Louise Robinson, Ruth, Schoenbrodt, Sherman, We1'ncr DELTA GAMMA DELTA Founded at Louisiana Slate University on December 16, 1934. fllpha Chi Omega LORRAINE JEAN CI.ARlssA MAR'r1N MARY ELLIQN S'I'liBllINS Do'r Woons rllplla Drlla Pi Dm' CIIAPPUIS Rosle FERGUSON KfX'l'lIliRlNli KURZXS'I3G Bala Sigma Omirrrm S'I'IEl.l.li LEM EE M Ii'l l'l R ST law A R1' ROSALI E S'l'liVVAR'l' Chi Omega FLRA BARRIZTI' I'IlEl.liN BOLTON MARGARli'l' HUNTER Della Dvlla Drlla IQATIIERINIZ DAVIS MARX' ALICE l'IUNGA'l'l2 Rosle LONG Drlla Zrla JANE CONWAY SARAH EI.lZABli'l'll M01-'1flc'1 1 Do'r NUCISNT Blacm' VVOLFF Kappa Della JONli'l lA IELAM R1scxNA MOR'1'oN MARJORIR Smrrn MARY S'l'UAR'l' VVILLIAMS Kappa Kappa Gamma Es'r111sR C0l.l.lCO'I l' I.laNoRn DURLAC MAV Nov VAN DIERIEN mf ' N Phi Mu LORIS ANDERSON PAUl.1Nls ANm2Rs0N D01' SPIKIES Sigma Dwlla Tau ANN BARNA H lcr.laN1z KAN'1'Row ANN SCIIIQNDLIE Anderson, Barna, Barrett, Bolton, Chappuis. Conway, Dorlac, Elam, Fleming, Hungntc. Hunter, jean, Kantrow, Kurzweg, Lemcc. Max-rm, Morton, Nugent, Schendle, Smith. Spikes, Stebbins, Stewart, M., Stewart, R. Van Daren, Wfillinms, Wolf, Wound. 297 SORORES lN FACULTATE Mxss IEI.I.A V. Al.I!lilCll MISS MARJORIII ARIIOUR Mxss l'IIoIaIIIc liliAl.li MISS lllEI.liN CARTIIR SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE lfl.l.liN AI.IIRIc:II'I' . . . ....'36 MARr:IIIcRI'I'Ic ANIJICIQSCJN , . . '39 Mll.lJlllflD BANNIIRMAN . . '39 KA'I'IIIaRINIs BIzI.I. . , . '38 I.0RRAINIa BI.ANIis . . . . '36 IiI.IzAIIIa'I'II BUUANCIIAUII . '37 JOSIQIIIIINII Bow . . . . , ,312 lCl.lZAllIC'l'll BRAMII . . . '37 Bliss liRAzIaI.I. . . . . '37 DoRo'I'IIY BRIIICIIR . . . '37 DoRo'I'IIY BURNIi'l l' . . . '39 LAURA BURNli'l 1' . . . . . '38 MARIII I.rIUIsIs liURNIi'l l' . '37 MARY EI.IzAnIc'I'II CAI.IIc , . '38 MARIIARIVI' CARAWAY . . . '37 l5I.oIsIa CARI.oCK . . . . '36 MAUIIAMIIS CARRoI.I. . . . '36 MARCARli'l' CARRUIII . . . '36 BIsI.cIA CI.IzMoNs . . . ,ZQ MARY WYA'I I' CI.INIa . . . '38 BURNA DIQAN CoAKIiR . . . '38 VIRGINIA COOKSICY . . . '36 DXNKS CRICII'I'0N . . . '36 KA'I'llIfRINli CROSS . . . '38 MAY l30l.l.lNG Cvzoss . . . '39 llI.0ISli D'AllAlJlIE . . . '36 GIIRAI.nINIa D'AIIAIIIIa . . . '39 llIiI.IiN lJ'AllAlllli . . - 139 FRANCIIS Douf:IIIIR'I'Y . . . '38 MARY lfI.IZABli'l'll lEIIwINs . . . '36 JONli'l l'A IELAM . . . . . '36 MARX' S'l'IiVVAR'l' lfI.AM , , . '38 RosAI.IIa lfI.AM . . . . ,37 MARY 12I.I.Is . . . . . 139 KA'I'IIIf:RINIs l':SKRIlXIli . . . '36 MAIQIANNA EVANS . . . '36 MARX' FIfNIa'I' . . . '36 ANN FI.ARIc . . . '38 JANIQ fiIBSON . . . '38 J OI,IvIa fi0R'l'0N . . . MYR'I'I.Iz IVA GRIQIIN . . NliI.l.lIi GRIIIIN . . . lfI.IZAllli'l'lI GU'lllRlli . . MARY IIIr:IIIfII,I. . . 3. 1 'ff ...37 fil'Ililll1ltC P ---37 . '38 - '37 Founded at Virginia Slate Normal in 1897. Anderson, linnncrmnn, Bell, lilnnlcs, l3mIaIIchnIIrl. Boyd, Brnmc, Brnzcll, Bridger, Burnctt, Laura. l3III'IIcrt, lVl:1I'ic l.ouiscg Bllrlvrtr, Dorothyg C?lll1Olll'l, Caraway, Cnrlock. Carroll, Cnrrutlm, Cline, Canker, Coolzsuy. Criclwtnng Cross, Katherine, Cross, May Hnllingg D'Ala:Iclic, Eloise: D'Almdic, Gcrnlnlinc. D'Al1:Iclic, Hull-ng Druighcrtyg Edwinsg Elnm, Joncltng Elnm, Rosalie. lfllis, Eslcridgc, Evans, Fcnct, Flake, Gibson. Green, GIItl1ric, l-lolvgood, HoclIclIdL'l, HnwnI'd, HlIglI0s. 298 Established at Louisiana State University in 1909. jolly, Keen, Kearney, Killgore, King. L4-Blanc, Lyle, Matthews, McGL-hee, Mclilroy. Mclfowen, McLain, Merritt, Mitchiner, Morton. Noland, Ott, Overton, Penn, Perkins. Redding, Reed, Reiley, Russell, Schweizer. Sentcllg Shawg Smith, Ethel Cherryg Smith, Marjorieg Stanley. Stevenson, Taylor, Strickland, Thibout, Tourcan. Turner, Whcadun, Williams, Woodsg Wendt, Juliag Wendt, Winston. Vrana Lllli llolmoon . . . 37 Makcvakln' llOCIIliNlllil. . .'36 Slixkmn' Ilowmom . . . '36 lCl.liANOR Ilumnes . . . '39 l.0llISli J0l.l.lEY . , . . '38 IQATIIIZRINIC lim1tNm' , . . ,37 l'll.0RIiNCI4I Klum . . . . '39 Iili'r'1'x' lilI.l.fIORli . . . . ,39 Illc1.l:N1c KIM: . . . . . Grnduznc Miuuiw l.naB1.,xNc . . . . '39 lilaviskm' Lvl.:-: . . . . . '37 EMMA Lou lVlA'l l'lIlEN'S . . '36 Dmus Mcl,a1N . . . . . '37 Maki' IEl.l.laN Mclimm' . . '36 l.auRa McGla1nnc . . . . '38 ANNA VVlann Mclhalllala , . '36 llIiNRlli'l l'A MCKOWIQN . . '36 lVlILl.IClZN'l' Mmuurr . . '39 NAN'l'lil.I.E lVlI'l'CIlNliR . . '38 EUGIENXA Moklus . . .'38 REGINA MoR'r0N . . . '37 Cako1.x'N Mums . . . '37 Num. BURDHN Nol,aN . . . ,39 l2l.izAnlc'1'11 Orr . . . . . 137 MARY lCl.lZAIlli'l'lI OVliR'l'0N . . . 137 lCl.AlNli PIQNN . . . . -139 JIEANNIE l'muuNs . -'37 jlsANlc'1 1 li Pl5'l'Rlli . . -',39 CoNs'rANclc PICKERIEI. . . '38 lfI.IZABli'l'll ANN Rumi . . . 139 MARY Brkn Rlinn1N1: . . '39 Cakkorl, Ruin.:-:Y . , . . '37 lVlARSllAI.l. Russian. . . . ,37 I.oRR,uNlc Scnwmzlzk . . . 137 Ruin SliN'l'liIil. . . . . '39 ANN Jar-:ls Snaw . . . . '36 l':'l'lllil. Cruckkx' Smrrn . . . . . . 38 MAR30lulaSM1'1'1l.. . . . liA'l'llliRlNli S'I'ANl.I-IY . . Amcx1Na STIEVIZNSON . . Jin' S'l'RlCKI,ANIl . . . Snnuacx' '1',w1,oR . FRANCES 'l'nanoU'r . . . Maki' Mokkls 'IQUURIEAN . GwlaNnm.x'N VIQURNICR , , Mirmucn VIiNAl!l,lf . . MARY VV,x1.sll . . JULIA VVIENIYI' . . W 1 Ns'roN VV IENITI' . Vntr:1Nm VVHICADON . . Ciilll, XAVILRUR. . . . . Mmm' S'rLmR'r XVn.l.mMs .. . . 36 ll0RU'l'llY VVoons .. . , . KAPP LT 299 Grznlualte I ...39 . '38 - ,39 , '36 - '37 . '38 - '39 . '38 . '38 . 139 - ,39 . '36 .. .36 Grznluatc lk xx 1 'XX lx R ? ff! y 1 1 I, ' I 1 2 NK, V5 'rl if, K x X I SORORES IN FACULTATE Mlss RU'rn CAMRRRLI, Miss ELEANUR DUNN MRS. CoUR'rNm' S1ar.r.vcK , MRS. MARCUS Wu.RnRsoN is 5 :A 3 ' SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE ELLEN ARCENEAUX . . RUTH ARNOUIXI' . . . IWARIE Annu: AIKPIN . . NlARGURRl'I'IE HliRliSl 0RD . . Q MABI.l5 BONIN . . . . V DORIS BRoUssARn . . ' JENNIE LOU BROWN . , MAUUE BRYANT . . . Bassm BUJOL . . . . DOROTHY CnAPPU1s . . EDNA CLIFTON . .... . 5 ANNA BELLE Du1,AnoUssAx'E . . 3 5 Dlfl.MAR DORR . .... . MARION DOUGLAS . . 3 5 JU lJlfl.l,1z ENm.ANn . . j XfVONNli FAvRo'1' . . . . A , CJlz0liGE Rosls FlcRGUsoN , . MAE ADELR GLRASON . . P Lu.1,mN Gommsnv . . . BE'I I'lli GRRRN . . . 3 2 CA'I'HERINIE GRANT . . 5 Al Q WU,r,1E MAR frUlI.l.0RY . 5 , ELVA I-IARRxs . . . . . K i 5 gr A 4, Q ' 1 F . i at i iw ! f 1 K 4 1 1 I a Y H, RQ ,ffl ., R 4 f,1 2 E' 5 XX'-ilxxluxa Illia , -xl- V ' aff? .,aRff.i.ir:f f'i'eQiMi I! fi? Founded at Wesleyan Female College at Macon, Ga., in 1851. Arccncaux, Arnoult, Arpin, Beresford. Benin, Broussard, Brown, Bryant. Bujol, Chnppuis, Dclahoussnyc, Dore. Douglas. England, Ferguson, Gleason. Goldsby. Grant, Green, Guillory. Harris, Haynes, Knobloch, Kurzweg. 300 W5 Established at Louisiana Stale University in 1914. Lnrcade, LeBlanc, Legcndrc, McKee. Milford, Molaisoil, Moore, Moreau. Nickle, O'Donncll, Ogden, Porter. Ralston, Reddcll, Rogers, Roth, Alice. Roth, Emelineg Royg Smith, Gretchen: Smith, Mildred. Stuart, Wallace, Watt, Williams. 30I X X 1 I l L 'x RAC111a1. l'lAYNliS . . . '37 121.5112 I-I1a111aR'1' . . . .'38 lVlARGARli'l' KNOBl,0Cl1 . . . '38 lQA'l'lIliRlNli lfURZWliC . . . '36 DoRo'1'11v LARCA111z . . . '36 JOYC11 L12 BLANC . . . ,39 I.11.1.1AN LEGIENIJRIE . . . '37 liA'l'lll.lEIEN MCKHH . . . '37 VIRGINIA M11.1-'0R11 . . . '39 C1sc1s1.1A Mo1.A1soN . . . . 139 MARX' L11C11,1,1c lN100RlE . . . . '38 lE1.s11z NIOLAISON . . . . Grzulnmte INA MoR1aAU . . . . . '36 LAURA MURP111' . . . . . ,39 MARY FRANCES N1CR1.1s . . '36 Rosra MAR112 0'DoNN1a1,1. . . . ,39 LOUISA MARX' 00111214 . . . '38 L0u1s1z GUENO POORMAN . . . '36 BARBARA PoR'1'1aR . . . . '37 C1.11f1-'oR1,1 R1an111a1.1. . . . ,39 FRANCES ROGERS . . - ,39 E1.1.1cN R01.s'1'oN . . - ,39 A1.YC1s R0'1'11 . . . '39 lE1v11a1.1N1a Ro'111 . . . '33 DoRo'1'11v Rov . . . . '38 fiRl2'I'CI'IIiN SM1'1'11 . . . '38 M11,11R1a11 SM1'1'1I . . - ,37 C1sC1a1.1A STARR . . . '39 VV1N1FR1i11 S'1'UAR'1' . . . '39 G1coRc:1z WA1.1,Ac1c . . . '37 RAC111s1. VVA'I l' . . . . . '39 1iA'l'llliRlNli 13111, W1a1c1cs . . . . '38 NIARY E1.1zAnE'1'11 W11.1.1A1v1s . . . 139 ELT I N81 K ' f 35 72,711 SO RO RES IN FACU LTATE MRS. W. 1'I. GATES Mrss ALMA DODSON SORORES IN U N IVERSITATE fiER'1'lE LEE ARBOUR . . KA'I'IiERlNIE ARnouR . . ICATIIHRINIE BRES . . DoRo'r11Y BROCK . . . . SUE ELEANOR BROWN . . ANN BUCKNER . . . . SADIE RUTH BUCKNHR . . MARY CATIIERINE CAI-'VERY MARY PEARL CARVILLE . . FRANCES CAZIIDIESSUS . . lVIARGARE'l' CHASE . JANE CONWAY . . BARBARA DOMAN . . MONA DUGAS . . RUTH DYER . . . JOIINNYE A. FIENN . . ELIZABETII GILI-'OIL . ELoxsE GLYNN . . . . MARJORIIE I-IARRINGTON . . , I I MAXINE I'IARRINC'I'0N , . 'HANNAII-NIZIJ. HARZ . . ' ROSINE HILL . . . . I ' fi LAZIiLI.Ii HOLMES . . . ' I MARY BONNER JOHNS . . Ig DoRo'rHY JULXAN . . . 1 I I - . 1 I . . I I I I I I I I I 3 5 I . I I N. -L' I -I -' ' 4fIIfT1ILiX -If? Ii'3R'1-fill f ff? Grnclu '37 .38 136 ,37 '37 138 136 138 '39 '39 I 37 ate 138 37 138 Grzlcluatc J 1 J 136 138 39 39 37 138 '39 '37 137 Founded at Miami University in 1902. Arbour, G. l.., Arbour, K., Brock, Brown. Buckner, Buckner, Caffcry, Carville. Cnzcdussus, Chase, Conway, Domnn. Dugns, Dyer, Gilfoil, Glynn. Harrington, M.: Harrington, Nlaxincg Hill, Holmes Johns, Julian, Landry, Langhart. , f Established at Louisiana State University in 1917. Leach, Major, Mary, Matthews. Means, Mcchlin, Moffett, Munson. Nugent, Peters, Sanders, Scott. Sigur, R., Sigur, O., Sr. Romain, Tannchill. Thomas, F., Thomas, W., Thoorgcson, Torrance Trichel, Willett, Winslow, Wolf. 303 LAUNO LANGIIARI' . . DORIS LASALLIE . . AIIELAINE LIEACII . . CA'l'llERlNli LEACII . . MARIE MAIOR . . Alllil.if MARX' . . . DORIS MA'l l'lIliWS . . MARGARET MEANS . . JOSEPIIINE MECIILIN . . KA'l'IIRX'N MEYER . . . . SARAII ELIZA!! ETII MOFliE'l l' - -'37 Graduate . .'38 Graduate - -137 - '37 . '36 - -'39 . .'38 Graduate ., . .'36 KA1'IIIERlNE MUNsoN . . . . '38 DoR0'I'IfIY NUGENT . . . . '36 MRS. J. L. OUBRE . . . Graduate SADYE Lou PETERS . . . . . '36 MARX' GAYDEN POWERS . . . '38 MA'I l'IlE LOUISE ROBARDS . . . '36 CURNEIIIA ST. ROMAIN . . . '38 DELLA SANDERS . . . . '37 EI.IZAnE'I'II SCo'I I' . . . '36 OI.IvE TIIERESA SIGUR . . . 139 RUTH SIGUR . . . . . '37 DEE TANNEllII.L .. . . '36 FRANCES T1-IoMAs . . . . 139 WINIFREII TIIOMAS . . Graduate DORIS TIIORGIESON . . . . '39 AUIIREY '1i0RRIiNCE . . . '36 EIJNA TRICIIEI. . .... . . ,37 MARTIIA EI.IzAnIz'I'II WII.I.E'VI' . . ,39 LAURA WINsI.ow . .... . . '36 BECKY WOI.If . . . . '36 MARY WOMACK . .... . . '38 JESSIE GRAY vVOR'l'lllNG'l'ON Graduate SO RORES IN FACULTATE MRS. IIARRIIYI' DAr:r:II'I I' Mus. IEI.I,IcN LIINIIIII MISS '1'oIvI lioumz SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE MAIcI:uIcIcI'I'I-: AIICIINAUX . . . '39 l I.I-ZUIQANIIII llARRIi'I l' . . . '36 IfllI'l'Il IiAIa'I'oI-.I , . . . '36 DrIII0'I'IIY BARIIII , . . '36 VIANII IIICCKHR . . - '36 ISAIIIIAIIA IIIELI. . .'39 MIIAIIQIQII IiIcI,I, . . . - '37 MARY l'lVIiI.YN l5liI,I, . . . '36 NIIIIMA BIIII . . . . '36 llIiI.IiN I50I.'I'0N . . - '37 I IxANcIzs BIIUIJI' . . - '33 NI'I'A I4IuIAzI-:AI.I-: . . . '33 Lou IiIuJMII'IIcI.II . . - '36 NIIIQMA Iiusn . . . .IANICII IIIIIINS . . '37 SIIJNIE CAI,III:NIa . . . . '37 MAIu' Lou CAIIAIIINII . . . '39 PIIUIIIINCII CARR . . - '33 I7rIIuI'I'IIY CTALIsIIx' . . - '36 AI.MA CIIAUVIN . . - '39 IIWII: CIIAUVIN . - '33 I5II'I I'v CIIAUVIN . . - '36 CIIINIII-:I. C?I.INIa . . . '37 SARA ANI'I'A Corn: . - '33 IJI:suI,A CoIvIIfI'rIN . . - '36 l'lVI'1l.YN DIcI.ANIav . . . '39 IiI.INoIz DOIIIIIIII . . - '37 l,ImIsII Dom. . . . '38 MoI.l.IIi lfl.I.IiklIli . . . '33 Mks. R0nIcII'I' FANI' . . , '36 MAIUIIIII' FIIANCIONI . . . '37 jLII.IA UII,IIIfI4'I' . . . . '37 ANNA l'lIiI.I.Ii GIIIIIII . . . '38 UIIQIIIIIA CZIVI-:Ns . . . . . '33 lfliRNIIi GIIIIVII . . . . - '37 MAIIY VIIIIIINIA GIIII-'I-'IN . . . '36 f'I'ZCII,l5 GUI'I'I-:IIIQIIZ . . . . '39 IiI.AINIf: IIANSIIIN . . . . '39 ICI,IzAIIIa'I'II IIAIIIIIN . . . '37 1.UcII.I.Ie IIAII.oIIsoN , , . '37 lIIi'I'Il HIIARII . . . . '37 J, 1' 4' , , ,,.,, X I I I 'f .1 Founded at University of Arkansas in 1895 Arccncnux, l3nrI'I:tt, Barron, Becker, Hull, li. Boll, NI. E., Bell, Nl., Bolton, Boult, I3I'c:Izu:III-. l'Iurns, Cnrndilm, Cather, Cnuscy, Chnnvin. Clmuvln, Cline, Compton, Cook, Dclnncy. Docrge, Doll, Ellcrbc, Fnnt, Francioni. Gilbert, Girod, Givens, Grcvc, Gutierrez. Hansen, Hardin, Harulson, Hunrcl. Heidelberg, Holbrook, C., Holbrook, Nl., Hunrur, L. I A M A Established at Louisiana State University in 1924. Hunter, M., jngoc, Johnson, Landry, Langston. Lanius, C., Lnnius, I., Lawton, Lylcs, McCracken. Nlcrrirt, Miller, Morley, Nichols, Orchard. Ostcrbcrgcr, Owens, Pumlfer, Pcruz, Powvrs. Robert, Rogers, Samuel, Sharp, Sisumorv, C. Sisclnorc, M. E., Smith, Stewart, Tcrzin, 'I'ho1np5nn. Ticlwell, Tisnn, C., Tison, L., Thonsscn, Vnncv. Wnckex'man, Walker, West, Yancy. 305 Vnu:1N1.'x Hlillllillll-IRG , l'l1.xkm'l'1'la llr11.lncom4 . KA'l'l11-.Rmlc llmnlmolq IVlARr:.xRlc'l' llUN'H':u . . lxmulsle HUN'l'I'fR , . . NIIlI.I.lI'I Annex -l.xc:m': . AM.wn.-x hlonxsnw , . IC1.1z.u:lf:l'll lnxxnkx' . . SARA I..xNm:s'rnN , , liA'l'IlliRINIi I..-wlus . . lm-:Nu l.,xN1Us , . JANE l..xxx l'uN . Vllu:1Nl.x l.v1.l-is . . RACIIHI. Nlfwsxxmzllzk . l'.w1.xN1a Niciinafxckv-:N , ,lle.xN Mclwwls . . . JI'1XYIiI.I. N1liRliDl'l'll . . lN1.xm:ARli'l' N1liRRl'I l' . . l.ll'l'l'lIC NIIl,l.l'IR . . . l 1.r1kl-:Nui -IANIE Mokmix P.'XllI.lNIC Nlcnons . . linlafxmox Ouclnum . . l3IiVl'IRl.Y 1,S'l'I'IRllI'1R1Il-ZR . Wn.1,.x Own-:xs . . . l'lac:m' l'1aNlnck . . Munoz-im-:s Pmusz . . IiA'l'Ill'IRINl'I Romain' . . S.-um Romans . . , lilasslli SAMUHI. . SY1.v1A SCO'l l' . . Y1Rc:xN1A Snmuf . . . MARY IEMn,x' Slsl-:Momf lkxlun' Slslcmolua . . . Loulsla SI..-usual. . M.-mx' SMITH . . . Sn1lu.1n' SllIl.I'IAlJ . . MARY lim S'l'lCN'AR'l' , , Cl..-xlm 'l'l-:kzm . . . jfwlcla 'lxl'!0NSSliN'. . l.n.l.nc VIXIIOMPSON . . IIAPPY '1ilDXYlCl.l, . . l.ll.l.IAN '1'Ax'l.0R , CAMll,l.A '1'ls0N . . . . I.ALnm C'1..x1luf: 'l'lsoN . Gmane VANCE . . . . Ru'1'n NVACKIQRMAN . li.'Yl'lllERINli XVALKIQR . l3l.IiANOR XVI-:s'1' . . . I1'oR'1'nN1a VVn.l.xs . Iinoxsn-: YANCIW . . CPr'nh Urnclu: . Cll.1c.u v n I v - I1 36 36 39 36 35 36 37 39 lik' 39 '39 37 38 '39 '39 n 36 37 '39 39 39 39 v 39 36 36 39 39 39 36 39 36 36 37 39 37 38 38 36 37 38 36 Ill' 39 IIL' 36 38 37 37 39 36 37 SO ROR IN FACU LTATE MARJORIE Havs SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE UPFSOSQWEQZZSUZZEWSEZEZ Szizicaiiigbgiisiixbigi QQQr'fQ5F:m2,4i...Qmc-,::,2F'r5p 52:--mmgzges gzzgfr -PQQQ 4t:2:::2oW2M::s:ff:3Q 1-:P-1S2:zSQE:E5cRQ:2gaS'? Q5QEEEZ:g4Emf 5EEzS3a5ZEE zZ ' 9:i'5 'nz-ixzfbb ,.5.5g-.wx y.. -'Thi-.Egg-1..Q.. -..' .42?..g. . - . frfizha. .. ... 4 ---,39 Graduate '37 . '38 - '37 - '39 4 '37 . '38 . .38 ...'38 Graduate , ...36 . '36 . '38 37 - '37 U '39 , '36 . '36 . '36 I . '36 . '36 . '37 Founded at DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind., on October 15, 1885 Q' 6- Balcer, Beck, Brc-ard, Brooks Broussard, R., Broussard, S., Carroll, Cunningham Decker, Duty, Elliot, Garrett Gordon, Gray, Hachur, Hogan jean, Lansing. Latham Lcjeune, Martin, Mays I BETA GA MMA Established at Louisiana State University in 1926. lVlcEvcn, lVlcNcely, Pier, Powell. Rainey, Reynolds, Robiclzcux, Russell. St. Germain, Shubcrt, Stebbins, Taber. Ticbout, Tilton, Tomb, Troth. Waddell, Washburn, Werner. Wiseman, Wood, Young. ALPHA CHI CME C1.AR1ssA lVlAR'I'lN . . . '36 MARV FRANR NIAYIES . . . '37 ANNIR LAURIR MCICVRN . '39 VVILIJIE RUTH lVICNIiliI,Y . . '38 V1Rc:1NxA ONVIEN . . . Gracluure lVlARGARli'l' PIER . . . . ,37 Mu.lmRncn Pn.AN'r . . Graduate f'Ai'IllERlNIi Pownm. . . . 137 lEI.IZAIlli'l'lI PRICE . . . '38 lVlAR,l0RllE REYNOLDS . . . '38 lVlARjORlli ROBIQRTSON . . . '38 Amon ROR1c11AUx . . . . J37 Num, LOU RUssr:1.l. . . . '36 NORMA SCIIUIIIERT . . . '38 Em'1'u ST. GRRMA1N . , . '39 MARY IEr,l,RN S'1'1sBu1Ns . . '36 RUTH TABER . .... . '39 IEvm.vN 'lillill0U'l' . . '37 ANNlil.I.'1lll,'l'0N . . . '39 MAROARR1' TOMB . . . '37 -IUDITII 'llR0'l'll . . . . . ,37 El,IZABE'I'Il VVAIDIHELI. . . . '39 FRANCRS E1.1,lsN WALK . . '38 AUIPREX' VVASIIBURN . . . '39 linoxsrs WATSON , . . . . '38 MIRIAM VVIERNIER . . . . '37 lVlARCARli'1' FRANCES VVISIEMAN . . 139 DORO'rm' Iinwm WOOO . . . . '36 MONROIE YOUNG . . . .... ,37 MARJORHQ CROSS . . . . Graduate GA SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE MARY iEI,IZABli'l'll Amz0'r'r . . . . 137 CA'l'l'1liRINE AUSTIN . . 938 EI.IZABE'l'II BATNR . . ALmRm' BAs'r1AN . . El.IZAlHi'l'Il BA'l'liMAN JESSICA BORTNIQR , , Cl,AR1cE BROOKSIIIRE MAIKY EVHLYN BURNS . , . iVIARGARE'I' CRAIG . . VVLNI1-'Ryan Ducms . I.UClI.I,li Evfxsovicn . . . MARION FARIIUIIAR . . . '38 llicmcx FARQUHRR . . ALMA F1,lfMiNc . . I,oRRAxN1f Gonnoum . . . V1or.A fiRH FI'l'll . . Amvma IIRUSRR . . MONA IIRRMAN . . FRANCES HICKMAN . . . 139 IIANNAII join' . . Micxlsv JUNO1' . . NIAIKJORIE LAZARO . . BERNICIE Lnmmz . . Founded at the University of Missouri in 1888. - -, A ' dn ' Abbott, Austen, Bama, Bastian. Bateman, Boatner, Brookshire, Burns. Craig, Dugas, Evasovich, Farquahar. Flemming, Godbold, Hauser, Herman. Hickman, Jolley, Junct. Lazaro, Lcmcc, McKay, B. I L P R O Established at Louisiana Slate University in 1929. lQS'l'liI.l.l'1 I,1aMmc . . l'lll.l.Hi Mclifu' . . MARX' 1,0 Ivlclifxx' . . llIil,lEN lVll'l'ClIlil.l. . JACK lklulumx' . . Mozlf:l.l.lf: N0x.1aN . BICRYI. PRUYN . . . . Ilmeowllx' Row: ANU . , . . lVlYI.DRl'fIl I,1s1r:11 81:nMoNs . Num, SMNNI-:R . . . . . lVll'I'l l'llE 8'1'lcw,xr:'l' . Rom 1.1-:lc S'l'IiN',XR'l' . . Auclc SXYINNICY . . l7Rli'l':X 8ux.1.1v,xN . . lCx'lc1.vN 'l'r-num. . . l5lJRO'l'lIY ,l.ll l'l7N . . liICNliX'l!iVli 'l'okma'1' . . lllcmsw XV,-XI.I,.-KCIZ . .Mvmw NVIQIQKS . . JULIA VVlfl.l.lf:s . . lVlARGARIi'l' VVvfl,su . . SARAII XN'rm1.m' . . . ll,I.IZAlili'l'll XVILLIAMS . . Nlclfny. M., Mitchell, Murray, Nolcn. Pruyn, llnwlmul, Schocnlwodr, Simmons. Skinnur, Stewart. Nl., Sta-wart, li.. Sullivan. Swinnuy, Tern.-ll, Tipton, Torbct. Wallace, Wen-ks, Wvlcln, Wclles, Wlmnlcy, Willinlmxs. CF BETA SIGMA CDMICRON NIC'l l'lli Mme Scllrmllzxlmolml' . . . 36 38 38 39 39 36 38 38 36 36 39 36 37 38 38 37 38 36 36 38 38 38 38 36 SO RO RES IN FACULTATE Mus. JOHN 12. Cox:-: MRS. J. Cr,l1f'1'0N lIll,l, MRS. DA1.'1'0N Rlivmrmn Miss 0PllIil.lA STONIQ STONI5 Mus. ll'AIJRA Ilomvucs Wu.soN SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE RAM BAKER . .....,.. '36 V1kr:1N1A BAKER . . JUSICPIIINIE I51ossA'r . . , ,39 CARROLL HRIGII1' . . '37 HARIZARA Bkonxs . . . '38 lSAllIil. Bunk . . . . . . '37 'l'HIil.MA CAl,lWl'liI.l. . . Clrarluzm- VV11,nUu CTARNHS. . . . . '36 Amrwc CARRol,l, . . . '38 Civvvcxnomw CASON . . . 139 l.ll.I.IAN Crmraw . . . '36 Cir-:Mavis-:vsc Coma . . . '39 hm MAH CONNHR . . . . . '37 lVlAR'l'llA IIm,r-:N Cfmxrcu . . . '38 lVlAlH'Il, SHARP lJAv1cNm1u' . . . '38 lCRNIiS'l'INli DAVIS . . . . , '39 liA'l'llI'1RlNli DAVIS . . . . . '36 l.HNA DAvxs . ...... Grarluatc jov DAWSON . ....... . '37 lVlARj0RlIi me l.A llRli'l'UNNIi . Gracluatc llI'ZVl'ZRl.Y Ilovmfi . ....... '38 3lANIi'l' l70YI.li . . . '39 Aumusv I Aluucm. . F38 IIAzlc1, l AUs'r . . '37 ZURA l AH'Cli'l l' . . MAXINIQ IFRIAIL . . . '38 EUNICI-I CPAUIJIC . . . '37 Founded at Boston University in 1888. Baker, lliossat, Bright, Brooks. Burr, Carnes, Carroll, Cason, Colu-ng Colug Connvr, lcla Mau: Conner, lVlartl1a Helen. Davenport, Davidson, Davis, lfrncstincg Davis, KaKl1crinc Gayg Doyle, Bcvcrlyg Doyle, janctg Farrell. Faust, Fawcett, Friar, Gaurlc. LTA OME I DE Established at Louisiana State Univcrsily in 1934. Ihma GM' . . . . ' lilawcllla GIIIIHCNS . . LOUISE CPRAY . . S'1'1a1.x.,x llfwslw . , . lbokfwllx' INMANN , . lCl.xzanvs'1'll Alamlss , . jnsns Klc1.1.laR . . . . l7oRo'l'm'MAlc KUIILMAN NIAIKJURIIE laxluzla . . ,IRAN l.ANnRY . . K.x'rul.l-:law l,lc.-um . . ANNE l.0IlDIil.I. . . . DoRm'llx' l.uMn.-um , , Rosle Lum: , . . . Hmmm' Loklo , . , MAlu:UlaR1'l'1i lmluu' . lfI,IZ.-XIlIi'l'll Mlxcxm' . llokmllx' M.Masl'Rl . . ICMILY Ml-:Nalin . , l,lw1l.l.1s l'lcRKlNs . . Rowlcwa l'1'r'l'M.-xx . . Nlsm. Rlillacx' . R11'l'H RICIIARIIS . . .IRAN Strunk , . JAN:-: SllRUl'Slllllli . ANN Scmnmuamnzxsk . . 3 3 IfI.IZMlIi'l'lI 'I'lNKlaR . . U1.c:A'l'lucxc:l.li. . . Uma 'l.Rll'IlII.li . . . . joslcl-num:-: L. WM'K1Ns Fxucnmwa Wxl.l,mMs . . . Gibbons, Gray, Hansen, Hungatc, Kulxlvman Lalwlwc, Landry, Latiolais, Lcalwo. Lolwdvll, Lomlward, Long, Ninckvy. Nlacsrri, Purkins, Pittman, Reiley. Schicr, Shropshire, Samir-rcggrr, Swvcnvy. Timberlake, Tricglc, Warkixms, Willianxs. DELTA DELTA DELT MARY ALICE IlUNc:,-x'l'lc . Calmlawla Swlilswm' . . . , lim.:-:N Lms llmmekl..-xula . . , Rlml MCINNlS'lxIlIll1 . . QSRACIE P, VV1l,l,1.xMsoN . . . '37 '39 36 .3, . 30 '3-1 L7l'1l1llI1lIC Clrzuludlc Im M,xRc:,-nu-:'l' l.A'l'IOI.Alh . . . '37 .3g ,317 36 38 38 1 - n 38 '37 fzflltlllllft' '37 38 37 38 fffllflllllfl' I v v '39 39 39 37 38 1 - v 38 38 37 Urzuluzllc Grad u y v v I 38 36 38 38 38 ilfl' SO RORES IN FACU LTATE Miss JUSTINIE lVlIiNIlIiI.S0lIN Miss RAY SOMMRR SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE ANNA ISARNA . . ....... '37 PIQARI, Comm . , . . . 139 CIIARLINIE ms VRlIiS . . . - 137 lfI.SA me VRIIES . . . . .'39 lIIil,I N .IRAN FRUMIIUM-' . . . '39 CAROL ANN I'IAUsMANN . . '39 CAROI. lIlcRzmsRr: . . . . . '39 MAx1Nla jon-'1-'R1oN . . . '37 lIIiI.liNIE IQANTROW . . . '33 ELAINE IQIISSLIER . .... . 137 Rosrz I.ucn,1.Ic l.AUDIiNIII5IM . . . '36 IVIILIJRIEIJ MARK , .... . '37 MARY lfI.lZABIi'l4Il MAx'lcR . . . '37 RIIIEA MAYIQR . . . . . . . . '39 JACQUIiI.INI5 Movsu . , Graduate DOROTIIY PINRSY . . . . '39 MI'li'I'I.Ii Pr.0NsRv . . '38 EMILY RAL' . . . .'39 ANN SCIIENDLIE . . . '37 CuARr.o'r'1'E Su,v1aR . . . . 137 lVlA'l'I1II.IlIE VVHILI, . . . . '38 GI5R'I'IlLIIJIE VVEIS . . . Graduate 4 i I Founded at Cornell University in 1917. Established at Louisiana State University in 1924. Bama, Cohen, de Vries, C., cle Vries, E. Frumhoff, Hausmnnn, Hcrzbcrg, joffrion. Knntrow, Kessler, Laudenheim, Mark. Mayer, M. E., Mayer, R., Pinslcy, Plonsky. Rau, Schcndle, Silver, Weill. ZETA SIGMA DELTA TAU Founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, in 1852. Established at Louisiana Slulc University in 1934. in-,X Anderson, L., Anclcrsnn, P., Bnrnvttc, Cudd Cunningham, Curry, Gvrmnny, Gro:-n, M. Green, T., Jones, Kniglur, Imxnbrcmont Miller, K., Miller, L., Norris. Rnrcliff Rum-vvs, Rmncro, Schorlnnn, Spikos Srnlfnrd, Wi1xlwox'x1, Wixxxm, WODSIOI' ALPHA ETA' 313 SOROR IN FACULTATE fiI'INIiYIICYI2 XVllll'l'I.li SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE Imus Awmsksow . . PAUIANE AxnERs0N MAUEICE BURN:-:'r'r . lfI.IZAllIi'l'll Umm , Alncmn, l'UNN1N4:nAM , VIRGINIA Clvlzkx' . . CI-ZCII. filiRMANY . . MAluoN fiRl5liN . . 'l'nEl,MA liRI5liN . l+'l:.'wcEs filililik . . JANE JONES . . FAY liAIGl,liR . . . Domus I,AMRRlfMON'l' IQLUISIE MALUNE . . , IiA'l'HI.lEliN lVIll.l,liR , l.oUxsE lV1ll.l.liR . . BARBARA MuNr:l,E . MAMxE NEWMAN . . ICRNI-:s'r1NE Nmuus . ICVIELYN RA'l'I.ll-'lf . . HIERNICIE ROMIQRO . MARl'll.li SHERMAN . liolumn' SPIKES , . MARION S'l'Al-'I-'ORD . BARBARA xVlil.l.S . . IEEEANQR VVINIZURN . GRACE XVINN . . . l.UClI.I.Ii VVoos'rEk . . 3 . mln Grad n SO RORES IN FACU LTATE Mxss MARr:ARI':I' HIIRIIMAN Mxss JIIAN C. NlII.I.I'Ill MISS l,ouIsI-1 IIRIFCIIAICH MRS. lll I.IiN I.ANIJl'II.I, MISS AI.IuI-: LIIMAN MISS MARY lCI.IZAIHi'lkIl SORORES IN UNZVERSI MARJQRII-: lllCIiNIi .. . , , MARIII l5flMKl'I . . DIIRrII'IIv CAI.vIrRI' VIRGINIA Cm'I.Ia . . LIQIINNA DURIAC . . c'llARl.lIi ll0I.crIIvIIIII . IiI.IaANoR WIIINRINS . . MARQIII-:RI'I'I-1 ,IIQNRINS , . . MAR'I'IIA I.INIIsAY . . . Hli'l I'Y MA'I I'Ics0N . . CI.ARI4: lVlClN'l'YlKl5 . . MIRIAM MORRIS . I,ouIsIc ROBINSON . . . RUIII RoIIINsoN . , Ru'I'II SIIIIIIARII , . SARAII 'llAl.Il0'I' , . . lVlARGARIi'l' 'I'AvI,cIR .. . . . MAI FI.oI1RNov VAN DIIRHN . I+'Ar:r: TATE flfililllilll' ..'36 WH ...38 GI'1IclII:Itu . ...'36 ..- Vw f1I'1lflllZl'C . .'36 . '38 I 'w c1I'IlilllIllC - Vu . '36 Vw . '38 . .'39 Gracluate Founded at Monmouth College, Monmouth, Ill., October 13, 1870. Estab- tablishcd nt Louisiana Stale University in 1935. Bur-Ixv, l3nInkc, Calvert, Coyle. Dorlnc, Doulou, Holcomb, js-nkins. I.iIIdsay, Maru-son, Mclntyrv, Nlorris. Rol1iI1soI1, ln, llnl1insm1, R., Shvpnrcl. 'l':Ilbot, Taylor, Van Ducn. DELTA IOTA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Founded at Louisiana Stale University in 1935 Baird, Brcard, Butler. Calle-ja, Clawson, Edwards. Hnlplwn, Hcckcr, May, Oliphnnr. Pierce, F., Pierce, R., Wnillwriglxt, Ward. 315 SORORES IN FACULTATE llixzm. lhxmak ORA MM' VVELSII SORORES IN UNIVERSITATE NIAR-IORIE Bmnn . . . 4 Gran Mlnmuen Bklamum , , . . . I,0lue'r'rA BU'l'l.liR . . lIm,laN CALLIEJA . . . . MARY C'racn.ls CAssrrx' . . ANNHQ L1.ox'n CIAXVSON . . l+'lmNc1as Emvmums . . . Dm1o'rl1x' lLu.mnaN . . Hls'r'1'x' Ilracxlak . . . . CA'I'llIiRlNli MM' . . . IOSIEPIIINIIE Om-1nN'r . . IFAHQ Puakcrc . . . . Riwla Puakcla . , , . BIi'l4'l'Y Wfuwwrurzwr . . . RUN! XVARD . . . . Honorary is .wif Anderson, Arcenaux, Baulch, Bowman, Chnshirc. Duchcin Gerard, Glaze, Helveston, Hilliard, Lawrie, Martin McCann, Mickel, Pugh, Pcgucs, Rhodes, kukas, Stone OMICRCN DELTA KAPPA Founded in Washinglon and Lee Uniwrsiiy in 1914. Inslallrd at L. S. U. on May 12, 1933. MR. BEN ENIS DR. W. R. EDWARDS MR. A. 0. FRENCH MAJOR F. C. FREY MR. LEWIS GO1'l'LlEB R. C. ANDERSON JAMES ARCENEAUX GEORGE BAILEY J. T. BAULCH NATHAN BLAIR G. S. BOWMAN F. P. CHESHIRE C. H. DAMERON CHARLES DUCHEIN NIEMISERS IN FACULTY DEAN L. J. LASSALLE DEAN J. G. LEE DR. R. L. MENvII.I.E LT.-COI.. T. H. MIlJIJI.E1'0IJ DR. F. B. MITCIIELL MAJOR J. P. COLE INIEIWBERS IN ALUMNI MR. PAUL M. HEBERT MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY O. C. EDWARDS R. E. GERARD T. E. GLAZE J. D. HECK OSBORNE HEl,VES1'0N GEORGE HILLARD POINSETTE JOHNSON JOE LAWRIE DAYTON MCCANN J. A. MARTIN W. L. MARTIN MR. RAY MOBLEY DR. J. M. SMITH MR, J. B. WHITWORTH MR. DALE BENNETT MR. E. STEPHENS AEE MICKAL W. T. PEOUES JOI-IN PUOH JOE RHODES J. M. RUCKAS ERNEST SEAGO R. STEREA OLIVER STONE A. T. WELLDORN 3I8 if H PO'-. 'l If N iii? , ww . 'QQ L1 5317, ' '.. :Q'i'1E'l - .li- gi'11l H 1 f X My II4J,IJl ill ' lx :V f , ..f-my. --' N l l l inf, - - ,,:..--f.. ..-I . f,.-my., ,.f .,., ,RI YlRlIJl.!fXl.IlfflfAAA Bourgeois, Elam, Fleming Hungate, Hunter, Rice MORTAR BOARD BLAZER CHAPTER The BlllZL'l'J, a srnior organization for fLU0lIIl'Il, fwas foznnivd at L. S. U. in 1921-22. Morlar Board was Lxrlablishrd al L. S. U. in 1935. High Jl'h01lU'5,liP, Icadcrxhip and jncrzvolzalily are the requisite.: for 1IlL'1llbL'l'Sllip MARY ALICE I-IUNGATE . . MARGARET I-IUNTER . DEBORA AERAIvIsoN LOUISE ANDERSON ALICE BAKER MARGARli'l' BUQUOI WILLA CONNELLY BERNAIIINE Coco PIARRIET S. DAGGETT ALICE DASPIT WILLA MAE FREY ANNIE BEALE GoI,sAN EVELYN KENT HAI.E MARGARET HERGET EVELYN I-Iowli in this organizaliozz. OFFICERS ALUIXTNIAE BLANCIIE JACKSON SARAH JONES EIIWVNNE JosEI'II ISAEEI, KlEN'l' MILIIRED KING ROSALIE KNox MARGARET LANIUS CAROL LEERovITs MARIAN MAYER EI,IzAI1E'I'IfI Ml1'Cl'lIiI.l. RUTH MORRIS jAcoUEI.vN MoI'sE FANNIE J. NABORS MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY Glass of 1936 ANNA LoUIsE BOURGEOIS AI.IvIA FLEMING JONETTA ELAM MARY ALICE HUNGATE 319 Sz-cru1ary-Tn'a.vurcr LUCIA MORGAN NIESOM MAMIE NEWMAN MARGARET REED ESME PA'I'I'ERs0N LOUISE KROGER SEI.I.EcK GRACE SIIEETS RAY SOMMER Jo STUMBERG I'IlLDA TIIEARD GERTRUDE WEIs MILIIRED VVlIlT'l'ING'l'ON GRACE WILLIAMSON MARGARET Woons MARGARET FIUNTER RUTH RICE Prcsirlvnl Anderson, Bicnvcnu, Bourgeois, Denbc, Dougherty, Elam, Flory Glaze, Gresham, Halphen, Huckaby, Hungate, Hyatt, Klinger Mickal, Oubre, Oxford, Rice, Sabnticr, Smith, Weil MU SIGMA RHO ALPHA CHAPTER lfoundcd al L. S, U. in 1917. Ils ideal: are high .vrhalaslic altainments and academic pursuits. OITIVICERS T. E. GLAZE . ...... ..... ...... P r fsident MARY ALICE HUNGATE . .... . . .... Vice-President CARY DoUGIIER'I'Y . . ..,. ......... S rcrelary LGLLIE BELLE BIIENVIENU . . . Corrcspomling Secrnlary ANNIE BOURGEOIS . . . . ...... Trzasurer MEMBERS IN FACULTY Miss PIIOEIIE BEALE MISS BELLE CAUSEY MRS. HARRIET DAGGETT' MRS. A. P. DAsPI'I' LORIS ANIIERSON ANNIE BOURGEOIS LOLLIE B. BIENVENU KAY BRELAND FRANCIS BULBER BRUCE DIENBO CARY DOUGIIERTY FIELEN DUPUY JONE'l'I'A ELAM FRED FENN DEAN FRED C. FREY MISS MARY BELLE I'IUFF MISS MARGARET LANIUS MEAIIIERS IN UNIVERSITY MARTIIA LEE GARRETT T. E. GLAZE ANNE BEALE GoI.soN JOIIN GUILBEAU DoRo'I'IIY HALPHEN MARY ALICE I-IUNGATE MARY BELLE HYATT NE'I 1'IE KLINGER HILDA HQPII.ER JIM HARDY MCGEE 320 MISS RAY SOMMER MRs. G. L. WILsoN MISS MARGARET' Wooos MARCUS WILRERSON AEE MICKAI. MRS. J. R. OUBRE MARY LEE Oxronn RUTI1 RICE MARGARET RIDLEY MARJORIE SMITII SALOME VosEURGII GERTRUDE WEISS A. T. WELBORN MEA'lliERS IN FACULTY I ID- Almdvrson, Bccncl, BouI'guois, Bryant, Burnett. Elnlh Guidry, Hnlphcn, Herman, Johns, Klingcr, Meeks Powers, Smith, Slcwarr, Vnrnado, Wk-il, YVI-xlmvrill KAPPA DELTA Pl GAMMA UPSILON CHAPTER Honor Sofivfy in lfllllfllfillll FHIUIIIFK1 lll UI1ifvrr.vily of Illinois in IQII. EJ'f1ll1li.S'lII'tf ai I,0lli5ilUl!l Slalr UI1iIv1'rsily in 1934. II: flllI'f305l' is lo l'll1fI'l1 U0i' in drfvrlop a lligfh dl'flI'I'L' of ju'nfv.r.I'inI1al ff-Ilofwsllip Illlllilly ils IllI'IIl' lwrx ami lo fnxlrr j1I'ofI's.rioIIrIl gl'0'lUl,I by rrroqzzizizzg fH'lIiI 'Ul'llII'lll in mlIIr'alio1mI fworlc. OIFITICEIQS MARGARIII' MIIIQRS . . ..... . . ..... PI'L'.S'idl'llf JONli'I I'A IEI.AIvI . . . ........... Vifr-l'rr.vidrnl NIfI.I.III VARNAIDO . . . . Corr1'.vpnIm'i1Ig S1'H'I-Im'y-T'1'I'asIzI'1'r PIIYIIIIIS LANSING . . ,....... Ilislorian ANNA L. BUURGIIOIS . . . Rzwardizzy Scrrrlary-RI-porin' IIARRIHI' InoI. MRS. L. C. MCVUY JOAN M1I.I.IIR L0RIs ANImIIRsoN ANNA L. BOURGIIOIS joNI2'IVI'A EI.AM LORRAXNIZ GoImoI.Im ANNIE BIzAI.Is GoI.sAN JOIIN GUII.nIzAU NIa'I I'II2 KI.INGIER PIIYI.I.Is LANSING B. F. MI'I'CIIIiI.I. DR. JAMIIS M. SIvII'I'II ME'l'liI.I.A VVII.I.IAMs MIEAIIIIERS MARGARIII' MIIIIKS 'MRS. J. I.. OUBRIE D0Ro'I'IIY IIAI.vIIIzN MARIII BURNIYIWI' ANNA BIII.I.II llIaI.AIIoUssAYI2 MARX' BONNIIR JOHNS MONA HIIRMAN CI.Izo BRx'AN'I' DR. IRVINI: P. F001 DR. HOMIIR L. GARRlE'l I' DIIAN C, A. IVIQS IN UNIvI2RsI'I'Y VVII.I.IAIvI PIEGUIES PAULA SAnA'I'IIcR C'AMII,I,A 'IKISON MARY I.IsA 0xIfoRn Nlil.l.Ili M. VARNAII FI.oRA VVIIII. Ru'I'II NVII.I.IAMs HARRY WIsIa 32I O MARTIN I.. RII.Icv MRS. FAIIRA IIoI.MIss DAI.'I'oN S. RIIYMONII IE'I'IIIsI. VVIITIII-:RII.I. MARIII BIICNIII. MAxIIc GUIIIRY I2vIII.x'N P0wIsRs I'1IsI,EN S'l'liVVAR'l' FLORIINCII CUSIINIIR MII.ImRIaII SMI'I'II OPIIE SIIAW VVII.soN Bassett, Baynard, Eubank, Flory, Gordon, de Gravellcs Hayes, Hughes, Kent, Landry, Middleton, Patin Sample, Selby, Stinson, Srrahan, Thurman, Ware PHI DELTA PHI MARTIN INN CHAPTER Phi Dclla Phi, inlcrualional Ifgfal frzzfcrfzily, fwfr: fozulrlm' nt lhc Unifuersily of Michigan on December 13, 1869. Marlin Inn fwas zslablishcd at lmzisiazm Slain Uni-vc'r.Iily in December, 1927. To promote higher ethics Zllltl culture among the law schools of the world and the profession at large. OI5I'ICEIlS JOE H. BAYNARD . . . . ..... .... M agism' OWEN W. WARE . . . PERCY J. LANDRY, JR. . . JOHN A. PA'I'IN . PROFESSOR IRA S. FLORY ALEX L. ANDRUS, JR. GEORGE JOSEPII BAILEY WALTER SARTIS BASSETT JOE H. BAYNARD MER1 IIERS IN FACULTY DR. J. DENSON SMITII MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY R. D. PIAYES A. LEON I-I EB ERT ALEERT T. HUGHES, JR. ROBERTS POlNSE'l I' JoIINsON, JR. . . . . .Exchequer .....Clerl: . Ilistorian DR. JEROME I'IAI.I. JOI-IN HoLMEs OVERTON, JR JOIIN A. PATIN ARTIIUR N. SAMPLE, JR. FORD E. STINSON ROBERT L. BULLIARD RICIIARD KENNEDY CLYDE TIIURMON CHARLES CAMILLE DEGRAVELLES RICIIARD AMACKER KENT LESTER P. VETTER FRANCIS R. EDWARDS PERCY J. LANDRY THOMAS M. WADE, III JAMES ROWLAND EUBANK CI-IARLEs F. MCMICIIAEI. OWEN W. WARE IRA S. FLORY, JR. BEVERLY LANSING MlDDLE'l'ON, JR. I. MI'I'cIIEI.I., II 322 CLARENCE CLAUDE WOOD Aitkens, Koontz. Causey, Collins, Davidson, Doremus, Ellis Foster, Fourrier. Hannaman, Kappel, Kend:-I, Landrum, Monroe Moore, Palmer, Pellet, Reeves, Shackclford, Turner, Williams, K, Williams, W. ALPHA CHI SIGMA PSI CHAPTER Alpha Chi Sigma, nlalional proffssional clzcmiml fralzfruily, fwas founded at lhe Unifvcrsily of llfisfonsin, Drcembfr, lQ02. Psi Chajrlrr 'was 1-slalzlishnl al Lnuisiana Sinn' Uuifvcrsily in 1914. The total 1llL'I!lbL'1'.I'llif1 is 11,3o0. OFFICERS FRANCIS L. FOURRIER . . . ..... . .... Master Alchemist JoI-IN D. KO0N'l'Z . . . . . Vice-Master Alchemist ARIJEE CAUSEY . . . . . . . Reporlcr C. E. COA'I'Es A. R. CIIOPPIN JOIIN L. AI'I'KliNS R. C. ANIJIERSON W. E. BABIN ARDEE CAUSEY WILTON G. CLAY PIIZNRY W. COLLINS EDGAR M. CRANE CARL W. DAVIDSON R. L. Honcus . . WII.'I'0N G. CLAY . . HENRY W. CoI,I,INs . - . DR. R. L. MENVILLII . . DR. A. R. CIIOPPIN . .... . MEBIBERS IN W. R. EIIWARIIS IC. A. FIIIGIIR . Recordfr . . . . . . Treasurer . Masfrr of Ccrcmonifs . . Xllumni Sccrflary . . . Chapter Advisor FACULTY P. M. I'10R'I'0N R. I.. IVIIENVIIILIE MEMBERS IN 'UNIVERSITY E. E, EI,I,Is L. C. FAULRENBURY FRANKLIN Fos'I'ER FRANCIS FOURRIER ALBERT GARNER J. J. Goss VVIIILIAM I-IANNAMAN L. C. HEROMAN, JR. R. L. Honcns JAMES I-I. HUGUEI' WILLIAM KENIJA JoIIN D. KOONTZ TIIOMAS C. LANIIRUM JoIIN MONROE JoI'IN A. MOORE L. B. PAGE L. CALVIN PALMER DAL'I'oN POLLET F. J. ROBICIIAUR FIELDING REED J. D. RISTROPII JAMES W. SHACKELFORD EARL TURNER BAYNARD TURPIN JOHN L. VIALE1' WILLIS WILLIAMS Barnett, Beaird, Bcvill. Colle, Duby Hausa, Hunt, Krause, Lewis, May Rice, Rukas. Shea, Slack, Yvells GEOLOGICAL AND MINING SOCIETY LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER To promote the Science of Geology and Petroleum Engineering OFFICERS 'IOM BEAIRD . ...... ..... . . . . . . President PAUL STAGG . . . . . . .Vice-President EMMli'l I' WELLS . . ...... Secretary J. L. SIIEA . . . . . . Treasurer GLEN HoUsE . . . .Sergeant-at-Arm.v MEMISERS IN FACULTY DR. H. V. HowE DR. R. J. RUSSELL PROF. B. CRAFT W. J. BARRETI' T. E. BEAIRI7 B. K. BEVILL FRANK CARTER JACK COLLE BRYAN DUEY GLEN HOUSE C. N. HUNT 'imffritf ,I . ,MAI DR. R. DANA RUssELL IILTEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY H. M. KRAUSE J. W. LEA T. G. LEWIS GEORGE MAY C. F. MCCARROLL S. M. McDoNALn J. MCDOUGALL J. F. MCWILLIAMS EMIL MONSOUR WINsToN RICE 324 JUSTIN RUKAS J. L. SHEA J. S. SLACK PAUL STAGG S. B. STEIN BILL TIIIGPEN E. C. WELLS, JR. FRANK WEST I ak , Ll! I I f , I X' - III.. A ,-...IM-f.I bl I VI II-Iv':z'f' 'rf ffII?IT'i'I'I1II'5 II?E5'-VITY''II I WI. I. - I I I L f . I .I.II,.,IEIII.ff---I IIE- I I I I 4 I I 5 ,K I X I ' L I 1. X f X. ,L I K, -' I x I. If W Mr IIYIIII If 1, E. A-I., S I f Airkens, Bowman, Buck, Causcy, Collins, Connor, Davidson, Davie: Fenton, Fush, Heck, Hillard, Koontz, Landrum, Martin, Moore, lVluI'phy Palmer, Poller, Savoie, Schweizer, Siess, Smith, B., Smith, J., Switzer, Tullos PI BETA TAU To foalrr hzghcr .frllolarsllip and zrhararlrr, and lo fonfm' honor and fo bring logzlhzr In our ozoup those sludmlx fwho haw :hofwn exceptional ability in flu- pursuii of thrir rrzgznrrrlfzg xludxrx OFFICERS J D HECK . . ..... . . zrinlnzf T C LANIJRUM . . J I MARTIN . . . . . . . Vzcr Prrszdent . Svcretclry- TI 1 115111 I I MEMBERS IN FACULTY L. J. LASALLE G. N. COX MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY J. L. AITKENS H. M. BUCK AROEE CAUSEY HENRY COLLINS CARL DAVIDSON W. A. FUSH J. D. HECK JO1-IN D. ICOONTZ T. C. LANDRUM J. IVAN MARTIN J. A. MOORE DALTON POLLET B. JASON SMITH J. A. SMITI-I G. W. SWITZER F. W. TULI.AS Bailey, Bauer, Bayhi, Bowman, Cadwallader, Davicr, Dickinson Fenton, Guidry, Harmon, Kramer, Lea, McNeil, Pace SIGMA DELTA PHI ALPHA CHAPTER Loral honorary l'llfli7lI'L'f'illg fr1I!1'rnify, 1hl,'IIlU'f5051' of fwhirll is to unilr in Il ITOIIIIIIUII band young 11161: of similar ifzlrrcsts, and lo bring nlmul morn' dirrrl z'o1IIa1'l -with Ihr farully. Exlablishrd al L. S. U. in 1930. OFFICERS ROBERT L. GUIDRY . . . . ..... ..... P residmzl RICHARD B. BAILEY . . . . . l'icr-Prfxiflmzl CLAUDE E. DAVIET . . . . . Secretary A. G. HARMON . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS IN FACULTY DR. GLEN N. Cox PROF. W. D. MIIRRIS DR. L. J. LAssALI,I2 PROIP. BOYKIN PEQUES PROF. I'IAMII.TON JOHNSON PROF. G. H. SIMON MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY R. B- BAILEY J. H. DICKINSON G. O. HILLAllI7 J. F. BAYIII R. F. FENTON E. W. MCNEII. J. A. COOPER R. L. GUIDRY F. B. KRAMER C. E. DAVIET A. G. HARMON M. A. LEA 326 Bicket, Castilla, Epperson, Fontenot Heck, Lewis, Schweizer, Sessums, Sicss SIGMA TAU SIGMA Established at L. S. U. in IQ22 Sigma Tau Sigma, local l'7lyi1ll't'fi7!g fralnrnily, fwas foundrd at L. S. U. in 1922. The purposn of the fratcrnily is la foslcr a lfiglmr im'r'11lifv1.' for .rrholarsllip and jsrornollr Ihr clhirx and ideals of 1110 Ci UU1?llgilll'L'1'iIl-0 Pl'0fL'5Ji07l. OFFICERS W. C. EPPERSON . . ...... ..... I Jrravirlcnt' ROBERT BICKET . . . Vice-President J. D. HECK . . . . . . Secretary C. P. SEISS . . . Treasurer MEMBERS IN FACULTY B. W. PEGUES .F. F. PILLET G. N. Cox JACK MUSE FRED FENN V MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY ROBERT BICKET M. H. CUNNINGHAM S. J. LEWIS J. V. BLAKE W. C. EPPERSON R. T. SESSUMS W. A. CASTILLE J. D. HECK LEON FONTENOT C. B. SCHWEIZER C. P. SEISS 327 DAWSON M. JOHNS . . S. P. FTRMTN . . . B. A. BATEMAN J. R. COTTON R. L. DAVENPORT F. L. DAVIS C. W. DAVIS E. B. DoRAN C. T. DowEx.1. I. L. FORBES J. C. CLAYTON C. A. EFT-'ERSON J. A. ESTES S. P. FIRMIN PIARVEY B. BYRD W. W. BRUNER R. T. BROWN Brown, Bruner, Byrd, Clayton, Dietrich, Estes, Firmin, Hawthorne. James Johns, Kirklin, Laborde, Liggin, Lovett, McClary, McCrainc, Patterson, Pcevy, C. E. Pccvy, W. J., Pctitjcan, Rhodes, Schoucst, Scnb, Shafett, Shaw, Thames, Turba ALPHA ZETA L'oulslANA CHAPTER Alpha Zela, inwrrzaliorzal' agriculfuraf fraternity, was founded al Ohio Stair' Ufziwrxily in 1897 lo promote the professzon pf agrzrufmrf-.Ihrough scholqrship, leadership, and rharacler. Estab- lzshcd at L01llJlt1Il!l Slalz' Umfvcrsily in 1916. CJFFICERS . . . . . .Prvsident WALTER J. PHEVY . . . . . . .Vice-PrL'sidc111 C. F. MCCLARY .. . J. A. ESTES . ....,....... Reporter FRATRES ww FACULTY J. B. FRANCIONI CLYDE INGRAM D. L. Gm. M. M. LACRo1x H. P. CSAYDEN J. G. LEE J. P. GRAY H. C. LOVETT R. W. PIAYES W. R. LIIENDRIX C. L. HH.I. C. J. I'IU'I'CllINSON R. H. LUSH I-I. S. Mor.Es C. C. MoREl.ANn W. T. OGLESBY W. WHTTCOMB FRATRESIN'IJNTVERMTY 1936 H. A. LIAWTHORNE DAWSON M. JOHNS E. JONES T. KIRKLIN L. C. LOVETT V 1937 W. E. DIETRICI-I E. J. KTNABREW L. P. LABORDE C. F. MCCLARY R. 0. MCCRATNE JAMES MIXON WALTER J. PEEVY A. S. PETTIJEAN S. LIGGIN CHARLTE E. PEEVY D. SCHOUEST N. E. THAM ES 328 . . Secretary . Chronicler O. W. ROSEWALT. J. I-I. REUSS B. H. SINGLETARY C. E. SMITH M. G. SNELI. R. V. ST. DIZIEN C. W. UPP R. A. WASSON A. J. PATTERSON J. W. RHODES L. E. SHAFEETT J. R. C. SHAW M. SEAB E. R. STAMPER J. T. TURBA Anderson, Barron, Brouillettc, Brown, Bruner, Clayton. Estes Flowrs HckJhSK K1d Lbd L L' c , c , o n, ces, 01110 y, a or e, avcrgnc, orlo McClary, Patterson, Pccvy, C. E., Pccvy, W. J., Rhodes, Samuel, Schouest, Stevens BILL SAMUELS . . W. A. LORIO, JR. . . C. L. FLOWVERS . . G. L. BURLESON W. T. Conn J. B. FRANCIONI, JR. H. P. GAYDEN JACK ANDERSON J. J. ARcENEAUx T. L. BARRON J. J. BRACKIN T. J. BROUII.I.ETTE R. T. BROWN WALTER BRUNNER C. B. BURLEY J. W. BURRIS H. B. BYRD S. A. CENTANNI C. J. CLAYTON M. AUTREY J. D. BOSTON F. M. BURLEY R. H. BUZZELL H. B. FAIRCIIILD BLOCK AND BRIDLE CLUB LOUISIANA CHAPTER Iilork and Bridle Club, national animal husbandry club, -'was fmuzdrd at Chicago, Ill., in 1922, znrlablishwrl af L. S. U. in 1931. . .' . Prcsidenl T. J. BROUIl.l.ET'l'E . . Ifzce-President C. VV. IQHNNHDY . . . Secretary J. A. ESTES . . MEAIIIERS IN FACULTY A. J. GELPI J. G. LEE, JR. C. L. HILL R. H. LUSH CLYDE INGRAM M. M. LAcROIx E. W. NIEASIIAM W. T. OGLESIIY IVLEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY 14 ctifvrf AlF1llbCl'S B. B. CLEANEAY O. E. DEVELLE VERNON DUNN C. A. EFFERSON J. A. ESTES C. L. FLOWERS E. W. GA'I'ES J. L. HARPER H. A. HECK D. W. LIICKMAN J. H. INGALLS DAWSON JOHNS 14.YSO J. R. GANDY R. A. GUII.I.ORY J. D. JOHNS J. M. KEES T. E. KIREY J: L. KZNIGIIT C. W. KIENNEDY P. G. KENNEDY H. K. KENT E. J. KINAEREW J. M. KIRBY L. P. LABORDE D, C. LAVIERGNIE W. A. LORIO, JR CECII, MCCLARY ELMON MONROE A. V. PA'I I'ERSON C. PEEVY riate A4!'ll1,ll'l'S R. T. MCCRAINE W. J. MELANCON F. L. MORRISON M. E. MCBRIDE T. E. PARTRICK T. E. PATRICK . . Treasurer . . Marxhal . . Reporter M. G. SNELI. C. H. STAPLES C. T. DOWELL W. J. PEEVY J. W. RHODES I. J. ROUSSEAU BILI. SAMUELS D. A. SCIIOUEST M. W. SEAB R. L. SEAIJ J. I-I. SISTRUNK A. J.- STEVENS G. TI-IROWER I-IOLLIS VENNAELE C. A. ROGERS G. E. ROGERS C. C. SCHOUEST R. K. WADE RALPH WRIGHT Acosca, Brainis, Dougherty, Duchein, Eppolito Fuselier, Gahagzm, Gautier, Gilliam, Goldberg, Leslie Lavin, Lymberis, Mickal, Pier, Pomeroy, Verdella PRE-'MEDICAL CLUB To stimulate interest in pre-medical -work. To altain better understanding beffween pre-med faculty and students. To promote better cooperation and coordinationr betfween the Pre-Medical School and the Medical School in Nefw Orleans. OFFICERS CARY DOUGIIIERTY . . . . ..... ..... P resident ENAJAMES BLACK . . .... . . .Vice-President EDGAR P. BREAUX . . . . . . .Secretary JIMMIE M. POMEROY , . . Treasurer RAYMOND L. LA SCOLA . . . . . Historian MEBIBERS IN FACULTY DR. E. I-I. BEIIRE DR. H. J. BENNE1' Mlih4liERS IN UNIVERSITY ENAJAMES BLACK P. GILLUM E. H. MORROGII S. W. BLOCII M. GOLDEERG M. PIER B. BRAINIS A. C. HEATII J. POMEROY E. P. BREAUX D. LAsAI.I.E A. P. RAEENHoRs'I' C. DOUCllER'l'Y R. LA SCOLA E. F. SLEDGE C. DUCHEKN A. T. LAsKowsKv J. A. THOM C. R. EPPoI.I'I'o J. P. LESLIE F. L. VERIJELLA M. FI.ocIcs J. LEVIN S. WARD H- Q- GAHAGAN E. MEYER G. H. WRIGHT M. A. GAUTIER A. MICKAL M. YouNc Z. NIODISETTE 330 Arst, Bennett. Bickham, Brandau, Bugca Cuthbert, Edwards, Faller, Goss, Gremillion, Guillory Johnson, Pappa, Sanders, Shapiro, Shaw, Strahan Pl LAMBDA BETA Honorary Pre-Loyal fralernily was organized at Louisiana Stale Unifverxily in 1934 to replace the Pre-Lafw Club. ills purpose is to bring pre-legal student: logelher .vo that they may profil ' by thezr training and fellowmip before enlering the Lafw School. OFFICERS SAMUEL R. PAPPA . . . . . . . . . . . .,.. President GLEN JOHNSON . .... . .... Vice-President MERVIN SHAPIRO . . . . .... Secretary WILLIAM M. SIIAw . . . . . . Treasurer l'lONORARY LIEMBERS DEAN CHARLES W. PIPKIN TIIOMAS F. NEnI.E1'1' MRS. HARRIEI' DAGGETT PROP. ALEX DAsPI'I' DEAN F. K. BEUTEL PROP. HALI. FACULTY .ADVISOR PROF. R. L. CARLETON lVl.EIVIBERS IN UNIVERSITY 1939 JAMES CUTHBERT JOHN CARROLL DONALD BARKER I. J. GUILLORY TOMMY COSTAKIS B. A. BROOKS C. W. CASON A. L. GEMILLION EDGAR H. PRITCHARD 1938 NORMA EDWARDS NORTON ARST W. J. RYALL T. M. VVORSCIAIING D. L. GI.Ass W. M. SHAW HARRY NADLER 'THOMAS M. BICKMAN 1937 GEORGE BRANDAU CARL WEILEAECHER JAMES BUGEA MERVIN SHAPIRO J. BENNE'I'r CARL PLI'r'r CHARLES CASSELL J. P. MORRIss MARVIN A. FALLER 1936 SAMUEL R. PAPPA J. P. MORRIss SAM ROY FERTITTA RALPH KELTON GLEN JOHNSON 33l Baulch, Bickham, Butler, Davidson, Davis, Dickoff, Felsenthal Foster, Green, Grigsby, Heard, Horton, johnson, jones, Larsen Lymberis, Maxwell, McCann, McCune, McGee, McNeely, Mickal, Rahe Reid, Srampcr, Todd, Vercher, Vogel, Hebert, Woodard, Wrctexm ARDEN 0. FRENCH, General Secretary EARL GRIOSEY, flssirlant Secretary MEMBERS OF THE L. S. U. YMCA STUDENT CABINET DAYTON BJCCANN . . . . ..... Prexidenl WALTER MCGEE . . . . .... Vice-President CARL DAVIDSON . . .... Secrezary ALLEN DEAN . . . Treasurer J. G. BENNETT W. L. BREWER CLINTON BUTLER MILTON COVERDALE R. E. DECRER FRANKLIN E. FOSTER GEORGE GREEN FRANCIS OWEN GRACE WILBERT HEEERT V. L. PIOLLAND GLENN JOHNSON LARRY JONES PRINCE JONES BEN JEWELL RAYMOND LUMRY NEWELL MCCANN ABE MICRAL S. M. MCDONALD JIM fIARDY MCGEE SAM MCCUNE ROLLO LAWRENCE MARVIN LYMBERIS JOE LACOUR L. A. PELLERIN ROBERT SIMS ERNEST STAMIIER THOMAS TODD FRED VOGEI. DENNIS VERCIIER I. W. VVROTIEN ROBERT WOODARD WILI.ARD FISHER LEE HARTMAN SAM HARTMAN JOE HEARD MED1BERS OF TI-IE Y. W. C. A. BOARD OF DIRECTORS CLAUD MCNORTON S. A. MCNEELY ENRIQUE H. REID REO DUGGAN EARL ETZEL JONAS R. BROOKS SOE SNYDER FRANK LARSEN WAYNE DAVIS PAUL MAYEUX ALSON MCGEIIEE HAMILTON JOHNSON P. H. GRIPIf'I'I'IfI . . . . ........ ............ P reridenl O. W. ROSEWALL . . . . Vice-President JAMES B. TRANT . . . .... Secreiary LEO J. LASSALE . . . . . . Treasurer DR. C. H. BEAN DR. W. E. HINIDS MAJOR PERRY COLE MR. B. I-I. SINGLETARY DAYTON MCCANN DR. I. C. NICIIOLS PROF. R. W. BRADBURY DR. W. R. EDWARDS ARDEN O. FRENCH PROFESSOR E. M. VIOLETTE DR. IJAVID V. Gu'I'IIRIE LT.-COL. TROY MIDDLETON DEAN FRED C. FREY DR. B. F. MITCHELL DR. R. L. MENVILLE DEAN F. K. BEUTEI. 1 I ', f.'I Ag' Iv ,f ,.I.,1,, . .L - ,gray ww' ww. E 'I 1 f. Givens, Hungate. Johns, Langston Ort, Pearce, Peters, Wenger YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Merzzbez' of Wo1'l1l's Student Christian Federation SARA KATIIEIQINIE LANOSTON Excculifuc Secretary OFFICERS DOROTHY PETERS . . . . . . . . MARION STAIIEORD . . . JUANITA WENOER . . ANNA Jo PEARCE . . CABINET MEMBERS GEORGIA GIVENS FLORENCE HOP'FAR'l'lI MARY ALICE I-IUNGATE MARY BONNER JOIINS LIIIIIIAN MUNIZ ELIZABETII OTT ELAINE PENN MARCELLE SCI-IERTZ ADVISORY BOARD . . . . .President . Vice-President . . .Sccrflary TrI'a.Iurer Es'I'IIER SMITII MARY EVA STIEVVART ALICE SWINNEY MISS METELLA WILLIAMS, Chairman MRS. LIZIZIE MCVOY MISS MARJORIE ARBOUR MISS ONA SMITH DR. ELINOR BEHRE ' MRS. FADRA HOLMES WILSON 333 I I I I- i I I I , I I I I I I ,I V II 'IIII I IX 'I I IQ I I V I I X - AI , V t I I. - '- I I II I,j'- , I-,II I- I I -I gg Bateman, Brown, Curry, Daman, Donoghuc, Edwards, Guardia Henderson, Huckaby, Lambert, Mason, McDougall, Mille: Morton, Nichols, Feed, Scheinuk, Walk, Woods BEAUX-ARTS CLUB The IH-aux-,4rls Club was organizad at LoIIi.via1za Slam Uuifuersily in 1934 for Me jmrposc of uniting tha' sludwzls of llm flrl Dcparfmcnl, .rlimulrlling Mc lllllfflkfl of Ilia Slllflflll body forward the Fine flrls, and encouraging the aflifvity of all thou' who appreciale auJllmlic.v. OFFICERS CHARLES GUARDIA . . .... ..... P residenz SUE BROWN . .... . Vice-Prcxviclcrzt REGINA MOR'I'oN . . . . . . .SL'crz'lary PAULINE NICIIOIIS . . Treasurer AI.vA EDWARDS . . . Rcporfer HONORARY MEBTBERS PROV. JOIIN S. ANKENEY MRS. ALICE FERGUSON DUNCAN FERGUSON IRENE GARDEN MRS. WINIERED MILLS MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY JEAN BIRKLAND SUE BROWN LYNE'I'I'E CROSS VIRGINIA CURRY MARGARET DARWIN BARBARA DoIvIAN MATTIE MAE DONOGI-IUE ALvA EDWARDS ROSALIE ELAM YVONNE FAvRO'I' MARTIIA LEE GARRETI' JANE GIBSON VIOLA GRIFIfI'I'II CIIARLES GUARIJIA ' BE'l l'Y I-IECRER ROY HENDERSON EVELYN HILL MRS. SYBIL PIUCKABY 334 ELEANOR HUGHES MRS. AIIIEEN LAMBIERT fPENEVIEVE LEE J. C. MCDOUGALD GI.ENN MASON GLAIJYS MILLET MRS. LUCILLE MORRIS REGINA MORTON PAULINE NICIIOLS GEORGE PEED MILDRED PILANT EVELYN ROBINSON MAE SCIIEINUR MARY SMITII ROSEMARY SWAZEY FRANCES WALK DOROTIIY WOODS Arbour, Beck, Carroll, dc Vries, Elliott, Howard, ,lean jones, Lnuclexmhcixn, McElroy, Nugent, Perkins, Powell, Shepard TERPISCHOREAN PAVLOWA CHAPTER PURPOSE .vhall be to profvidn an l'llU'I'flliIlllIl'llf for lim .l'1lHil'lll llmly lflfllllfljl Iwllirh illft'l'l'.l'f and an llffl'l'Cillfi0ll of llllllfillfj may be crI'aIva'. F0llIllll'Ll in Oklulmomu A. and M. College, 1924. I.ouisizIIII1 State lYIIiveI'sit' If . 3, 133 OFFICERS RocII.I.E LAUDENIIEIM . . . ..... . .... Prcsiflr1Il FRANCES CRIcII'I'oN . .... .... . . . Ificf-1'n-siflrzzl NIAUDAMIKS CARR0I.I. . . . . Sz'z.'I'flary and Y'I'l'1l,l'lll't'I' MARX' EIIEN McEI,Rox' . . . Sllldvlll Dircflor MEBIIZERS IN FACULTY LOUISE K. SEI,I.EcIc JANICIE E. LYON GER'I'IE LEE ARBOUR ELIzAI3E'I'II BECK BEE BRIAN MAUIJAMES CARRoI.L FRANCES CRIcH'I'oN CIIARLINE nEVRIEs I I ,II 'A ' I I I fllfflfl I I ,Il f X I - V7.7 ' , I, .I I I I .. lffw D471 f IVIEMBERS IN U NIVERSITY SIIIRLIIY HOWARII LORRAINE JEAN EIISIER JEANsoNNIc BE'I'11 JONES LoUIsEI.EE Kklilllik ROCILLE LAUIIENIIEIM 335 MARX' EI.I.IsN lVlCl'll.ROY Do'I' NuI:EN'I' JEANNE PERKINS CATIIERINE l,0WliI.I. RUTI1 SIIUIEIERT NORMA SIIUl!IiR'l' N--. fTf:N:g.Mmx'N'l u'-N-f4,.'::f2i: --,,,,. .,,... ., M -.,Q!ymwmM,M,,,.- if. Arst, Bilaby. Byrd, Collins, Franklin Highsmith, Hoppe. Levy, Lvle. Rahe Stanton, Stulb, Ward, Woodard, Wrotexm DELTA KAPPA PSI Honorary band fralerniiy founded at Louisiana Stale Ulzifvcrsily in 1933, Io lnromofc scllolarslzip, ffi!'7ld.l'fliP, and lnusical abilily among lmnd 1llfIllbL'l'.l'. OFFICERS ROBERT E. BIBBY . .... ..... ..... 1 ' rfsidcnl JOHN W. HOPPE . . . . . . Vice-Prrxidenl LIARVEY B. BYRII . .... . . . Svcnflary I'll5NRY W. COLLINS . . . Treasurfr NORTON J. ARST FRANK P. BARLOW WILLIAM P. CARTER CHARLES J. CASSELL CHARLES M. EVERHART RALPH W. FRANKLIN JOE E. HEARD 941' I FACULTY ADVISOR CASTRO CARAZO MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY WILLIAM L. HIOHSMITH HANS S. JOHNSON HAROLD B. LEVY FREDERICK V. MCCAMMON JOHN E. MODOUOALL HOXVARD L. NE1'TLES CHARLES P. QUIRK MAURIOE H. RAHE RANGVALD B. RORDAM FRANK V. STANTON .JOSEPH G. STULII HARRY D. WARD CECIL H. WISNER ROBERT L. WOODARD ,JOHN W. WROTEN, JR f X! 336 ff- 1 ,l .A-RM, A 'fx f'-mfg' 'R M -J 'wv- Ei lm if 1,7--It YHZKTFVYB U -AJ-6 -vf, 'N A-f I LJ ,fx I-A A Fd Xu X X E I' ij: fx.. Z I -' I 51 Ir- ., . . :gi -J A - -...I I L. ,- .1 f 'W -' 1 - fu. . -. ,A 1 x. I. I ,IJ ,. ,mr ,J - N .J ff 1 ' ,I Hw r' N f--A--'mf mf-. vu, . fb . f L, 5 Xfgy J K I . 931131-. ...,.,,, . . X R- i1+-.iffl ' l .-f' -.Jw 5 1' A V ' 'f If 'M Kel 57 X .151 ,:g1q4',55gg? I! ,lx ,l'l,. ' 5--A., - . 21' 5!V'7Lg-l-f ' L-Liga, , 'IA-uf'.g'M,'I,.,yEg' ,.- if R I-,L V' I ,V ,aff jx ' A K -Y 6 -AA, H, I , ,f A , ' -' . g .I WW f' -ZAR -vw - e X..-..,..I:-A . 1 -3a4lJUffWl lj I, ' , UH, If-A gi ,W I ll U 212. 'fp jk i f n'f3 I1SL.......2f.....--- -- ' I I' 'f' f' ll. l7'.' 'fv' ' Xl +2 li if 'jgtflfl-A fn' ,VY .I L11 7- . rlJx r . ,ff- i-' 1'. X. II. ,Q - . X ZW A I' Y-'A ylff y f' 1 x -A 2 'YZIEILEQQ 3 l I v--'I' -..... . ,Q Allums, Bolton, Edwins, Hnlphen, Hungate, Landry May, Miller, Nettles, Newberry, Powers, Robinson Schweizer, Spikes, Stewart, H., Stewart, M. E., Tison, C., Tison, L. C. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA SIGMA PHI CHAPTER Iistublislmed :It L. S. U. in 1926. Sigma flfpha loin, naliozzal lI0ll0f'lU'y musiri fralz'l'11ily, -wax foInnlf'd al llll' Unifvcrsily of Jllich- igan, June 12, IQOX. I! is Ifnf oldest fralnrnily of lllis iyju' for '7,U0lIIl'll, and has for ily PIITPDSI? the dL 'Ul'l01JlIlL'Ill of znusiz' in f1llH'l'it'!1 and llu' l'lL 'Ullfi0ll of 11I1ui1'1Il Sflllldllflfi in rollrgvx and wzi-v1'rsili1':. OFFICERS I-IIcI.EN KIRKI'zX'I'RICK . . . . ...,. ..... 1 'rusidwnl LOUISE MIIIIIIIR . ...... .... 1 fic:-1'rI'siI!I-nl DORo'I'IIY M. l'IAI.vIIEN . . .... Sccrwmry MARION NIIWIIURY . . . T'reas1u'm' MEAIIIERS IN l'tACl.'I.'1'Y MAIIAME E. VV. SCIIAI-'lfNliR, Chaplur Ilormrary DR. I-I. VV. S'l'OI'lIl5R, ChfIplur .Sponsor MRS. J. A, WIzI.CIf1 MRS. D. S. RIIYMONII MISS PEARL VVII.I.Is MISS PoI.I,I' Gmus INIIZIYIIIIZIRSI-Ill' IN THE UNIVERSITY HELEN M. BoI,'roN DOROTIIY M. I-IALPIIIIN MARX' AI.lCli I-IuNcA'I'E KA'l'f1I.lil5N AI.I.UMs CORINE AIJIEIIE CLINE EDITII Cox I-IAzuI. DANIIsI.s ACTIVES H EI.EN 1CIRKl'A'l'RlCK CATIIERINE MlI.I.liR LOUISE MAY PLIIIJGES MABIEI. SIIARI' DAVENPORT MARX' El.IZABIi'l'lI EIJWINS MAXINE FRXAR MARION GREEN RACIIIII. NE'l'I'I.l5S MARION NIIWBURI' EVELYN POVVERS TIIEl.MA GREEN FRANCES JANE GREER FLORENCE KUSIINER MINIZRVA PI2'I I'Y ' MARcEI.I.A UIII. x 337 I LORRAINIE SCIIVVIEIZHR DoRo'I'IIv SPIRES H IELEN COLE S'l'liVVAR'l RUTH RQIIINSON MARX' EVA S'l'IiVVAR'I' CAIvIII,I.A r11lSON LAURA CLAIRE VFISON LA MAISON FRANCAISE Bcadle, Rculct, Fuscliex' LE CERCLE FRANCAIS I'.0IlI1dl'L1 nl L, S. U. in 1952 lly Ifn' Rlllllllllfl' l.ang1my1'.v IJcj1ar111ImII. Jblcrfzlzwship lm: ifzcrfascd from zz .small llllllIbL'l' Io IIS al lhc 1u'c'.u'11l lime. PURPOSE-To maintain and to foster the traditions of French Culture and the French lnIIguzIge ill Louisianzl. OFFICERS R. M. BEADLII . ..... ..... ..... I ' rc.vidvn1 WAI,I.ACIc P. FUSILIIIR . . ..... Vice-1'r'csidcnl M. CIIIELIA RIsUI.Iz'I' . . . . . .... Svrrnlary-Trwmurf-r EUGENE O. BOURGEOIS JAMES F. BROUSSARD JAMES PRESTON ACHEE J. R. ADAMS JAMES C. ARCZENEAUX HENRI ARNAUD WARREN AUTHBMUNT ANNIE MAE BAEIN LAWRENCE BAEIN FRANZ BADDOCK MRS. JOSEIIII C. BADDOCR PAUL M. BEADLE JANE BECRER SARA BLISS JESSICA BOATNER EI.IzAEETH BOUANCHAUD COLLETTE BOUYCHOU JEAN BIRRLAND DORIS BROUSSARD PRESTON BROUSSARD SARAH BROUSSARD MAURICE BURNBTT LORETTA BUTLER ROIIERT D. CALHOUN THOMAS CAMPANELLA DOROTHY CALVERT. . . INEz CIRE EDNA CLIFTON KATHERINE CROSS JOY DAVIDSON J. D. DEBIEUX LUKE Y. DEFELICE MEMBERS IN FACULTY ALICE CAI1IwvII.I.E AGA'l'HA LACROIX HOGUE1' A. MAJOR JUDITII MAJOR JOHN A. THOMPSON iVIEZN'lBERS IN UNIVERSITY FRANK DELATOUR ANNA B. DELAHOUSSAYI3 ALCIDIF P. DUET ALICE M. DUGAS WILI.ARO DUGAS MOLLIE ELLBRBE ERNEST FALCOUT MRS. YVONNE FRITCIIII2 DALE FONTAINH WALLACE P. FUSELIER PAULINE GANTT CARLSON B. GARCIA MARTHA LEE GARRHTT GENEVIEVE GARNER DOLORES GENRE CLET GIRARD CHARLES GUARDIA ALEREDO GUASTI?LLA ROSINA GUASTELLA SALVADOR GUASTELLA - JOHN GUILEEAU DOROTHY HALIIHEN JAMES HALPHEN MRS. JEANNE HARVEY BIRTH HEARD RUTII HEHERT VIRGIB HECK THOMAS HERNANDEZ FRANCES HIKIKMAN ELIZABETH JANES FLORENCE KONOI.D MRS. ALLEEN LAMBER1' DORIS LASALLIE AURALAND LASROWSRI KATHLEEN LEAEO FRANCIS G. LEJIIUNF EDWIN LEW JULIA LIRSCOME ROSE LONG M. VIRGINIA LOUQUE MARIE MAIOR MARIE LOUISE MARCIIAND CLARISSA MARTIN MARY ELIZABETH MAYER FLORA MAE MCCLENDON HENRIETTA MCKOWEN GLADYS JVJILLE1' FRANCES MOAK MARGARET MOORE REGINA MORTON DHANE MOWRER ANNETB NOEL LOUISA M. OGDIEN LOUISE OLIVIBR SUE OTT KIM OWEN MARJORIE PARKER SAIIYE LOU PETERS ORLEANS A. PITRE WYATT A. PICRENS W. P. SMITH CARROLL PONDER LOUISE POORMAN EDWARD PORET LLOYD PORTER EVELYN POWERS M. CIDELLIA REUI.ET BESSIB M. ROBERT ALICE ROBICHAUX DOROTHY Ronny JUNE ROSS PAULA SAEATIER ELEANOR SCAIEE MAE SCHEINUR MARCELLE SCIIIzR'I'z RUTH SENTELL SARAII SHANKLIN ELIZABETH STAFFORD AI.ExINA STEVENSON WALLACE H. STOIJHER, J DROUET VIDRINE NORA LUCILLE WALL RUTH WARD GLADYS WARNER JOSEPHINE WATRINS FLORA WEILL MARGARET WELCH ROGER WILEY GENEVIEVE WIIIPRLE LUCILLE WOOSTER RENNIE ZEVE M,..m -3-. A..4GIT,T4 It .... 1IlL',LfJ- A I ,,., .A , --.LLL From lvft Io right, fron! row: Richardson, Henry, Murry, Beck, Warreim, Hardin, I3iIJby, Hogan, Gardan, Robinson, Smlth Alexander Bar row, Goss. Second row: Kuehnlc, Downs, Pace, Sturgus, Bicnvcnu, Lena, WahI. Cohen. Mcndours, Ray. Third row Ford HoITman Peters, Pugh, Anderson, Fraim, Maser, Callahan, Higgingbnrhom. Fourlb row: Montoney, Vlood. 'V NATIONAL AERONAUTIC ASSOCIATION STUDENT BRANCH PURPOSE--To join in fwilh Ihr Nnlioual Organizalion lo fn.vl1'r, l'llf0IH'!l.0L', and zzdwanrc Ihr' Jcimzu' of a1'ro1Iauliz'.v at lllis Unifwrsily. Iforuzdni Janlmry, 1936. OFFICERS ROBERT E. BIBBY . .... ..... . . ......... Prcudmzt I'IERBIER'I' E. DICKARD . . ........ Virc-Prr.Iidmzt MIENNON J. Woon . . . .Snfrvlary and Treasurer LII.I.IAN AI.I2xANImIaR RUWIN C. BARROVV ROBERT E. Binnx' G, K. BIIINVRNU IRVINO BORNIE P. J. CAI.I.AcIIAN E. L. CARAWAY I'IIiRBIiR'I' E. DICRARIJ BEVERLY DIcRIcRsoN JACK DII.WORTII W. R. DOVVNS JACK R. EATON J. A. FORD, JR. MYRZA Goss FACU LTV ASSOCIATES LIEUTENANT J. P. FRAIM, JR., Advisor WILLIAM G. BROWN MmIIzIzRs IN UNIVERSITY V. V, Goss VERIIII I.r:Ic HANAMANN CAMMIII HIINRI' WOOIIROW HIr:cINI1OAI'IIAM IIIINRY HOIfIfMAN JOsIfI'II TIOPPER ROI.I.O C. LAVVRICNCIE 0. S. LIMIIAUOII I... J. LINA BRUCE Mmnows R. LEWIS MONTONIQY II.ONA OVVIZN CI'IARI.I2s PAYNI5 J. M. PIETIERS 339 PIIILIP POULET M. L. PUOII VV. G. RAMRI2 IERNIQST RAI' E. S. RICIIARIISON MARY SnAsIs B, G. SIMMONS EDWIN SMITII, JR. E. Y. S'l'IEWAR'l' CLAUIIIQ C. STURGES IAIIENRY VVALI. R. E. VVARREN P. R. VVII.I.IAMs M. J. Woon L, . 'I .1 :Rx Kiwi! I:II 'I Anderson, Broussard, Chnppuis Cross, Tomb WOMEN'S'SPORTS ASSOCIATION PV. A. rf. Organizer! IQ20 Reorganizezl as W. S. A. in 1933 OFFICERS MARGARET TOMB . . . . ...... ...... I Jresident LILLIAN LEGENDRE . . . .Vive-President SARAH BROUSSARD . . . . . . . Secretary DOROTHY CHAPPIUS , . ..... Treasurer NORMA SHUBERT . . . . .Publicity Chairman MAY BOLLING CROSS . . . . Freshman Representative JUANITA STOUT . . . . .Soplmnzore Representative THELMA ANDERSON . . . . .Junior Representative ROCILLE LAUDENHELMER . . . .Senior Representative FACULTY ADv1soRs Mlss RITA SHEFHELD MRS. R. SELLECK MRS. J. W. LYONS 340 Wi Vnbff, RM WE' fp 'Qs 4 xxx' 7,1 JZ ' I f . my 'ffibiff 1 Mfr' Diff'Kxuiiiig.-.-71 Uiifz 3iQl11iEiELf.flUfE7iTWYi'ii iiiilbwnwrrf 3' W-uw' fe sa- V 7 X . XM! gif, ,Xxwxrff aff tiff, ,A INT Alley, Byrd, Champagne, Downs, Falcon, Foster, Labordc Landry, Lavergne, Lochbaum, McCrninc, Nosca, Savoic, Wells ERCOLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Tim Inlr'r'-Collrgf' Alfzlrlir ,'1.cso1'iaIion -was 1'slnl1li.vlrz'd at Ilm l10IliJil1Ill1 Slalr' Unifvrrxily in IM' fall of 193.1 for Ihr' j:1u'j:o.rf of pronmling rozlljrrlilimz ln'lfwr'rr11 lln' -z'ariou.r rollrylvs of lhc Imi- 'vcrsily in inlramural Jjvorlx. R. O. MCCRAINH STEVE NASCA , , D. C. LAVIERGNICI I IIARRY Know. . EDVVIN L. Bum , l Wx1,l,1AM R. Dowr-is HARVEY B. BYRD . . L. P. Lnnokmz . . . 'IQIIOMAS ALLEY . . 15. J. Clmmxmcxzz . Ronnm' BICKITI' , . C. C. Sxxvom . . . E. SCIIAR1-ls LANDRV RmNm.no Rovo . . EMMli'l I' C. VVlzl.l.s . F. E. Fos'1'1aR . . . D. P. FALCON . . . EMILE LOCIIBAUM . R. O. MCCRAINE . S'rrav1a NASCA . . D. C. LAVERGNH . . I-IARRY IKRON . . Enwm L. Bvkn . . f,...,,..,..-...., , . ... .', ,N 5f'i'f,7mf.f:f'A :JL ...In .,.! X, ,iv .. W W JT' JN, 4 ', 'fff0 .,'- y Q . , I ,df ,, N. N. I. VA , OIFIPICERS 'mm . . PrrJid1'nl , lficc-l'rv.ridcnf L U , ,Scfrulary .- 48' , , , Tn'11s1u'm' MNTEEL 1. , Mrmbr'r-al-Largn' MEhfIBERS . . . . . .An'rmr1uli1'all:'11gim'cri11y . . . . . .flgronomy . flnimal Ilzduxlry . .flrls and Srirfzccs . . . . .Commerce . . .Ci-vilEngi1z1'cring . Elcdrifal E11gi11ccri1zg . . . . .Lafw School . Mrclnulifal Eilgiillfffilly . . P1-lrolfum Engirzrcring . Puff and Applipd Scienu' . . .T1'admrx Collrgf . Trafhcrs Collfgc . . . .Dairying . . . . . . .Ellfliflfffiilg . . Fzzlurc Fa1'nn'r.v of fflllffifll . . . . . .Lafw School . . .Forestry 34l f XX H I A v ,J,.. j g T , T :. .u.o..f.oS11f- ,Q -J -ff 1 1 1.1 K . NEWMAN CLUB The Nofwman Club is a Callzolic Organization organized on lllix campus in 1924 for lilo jmrposz' of foslnring tho izztollrrlzzal and sorial aclifvilivs of Calholic stud1'nt.r and forming a rlosor union among them. Tho club nofw consisls of 287 arlifvc mombrrs. JAMES ARCENBAUX Prexidcnl ExEcU1'1vE CoUNc1L JAMES ARCENEAUX . ........... President A. STEVEN .... ..... Il lflllj' Vim-P1'eside7zt RITA NIORRISON . . . .W'ommz's Vice-Prosiflwzt HAZEI, LEE NECK . ..... Secretary WII,LlA5I SHAW . . . Illoufv Treasurer HELENA LUSSAN . . lVonu'n's Trorzsurm' HARRY REEVES . ..... Historian T. M. BARKER . . ..... Ma1'slzol MARGARET I'IUNTER . . Jllwnbrr-at-Large f IV! 1 if Arccneaux, Barker, Hunter, Lussan, Morrison Neck, Reeves, Rev. Schexnaydcr, Shaw, Stevens 342 ,, ., ,W iii. If -E., E, ?!?53i?2,T3'f-'EPEfiii oi .5 YES, . , ,. E. 'I' 1'3 'I I 11 ' , , 'r.qLg'1,Lf,i,i1191:4 jghfyxfivflowiyg1L,QlZ,f1!',J5.'fg-X,vk'5,g.y,Lg m1,f-31!1115,jgF1,,, 'HQ if-NIMH fri W H I 1 I Ll'-'JQLQ f 1 ' ' ' ' ' 2::fff'ff'1fL.E.. -f. . 4'ff'L' X Y 4 ' ,ff-fr ' -E'A E may Nmfm... E A xXM,fm,vffi2'fM I UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE Organiznd and Tllllillfllillfrl for Mn jun'jm.m of n-zfr1'.v1v'i21y lhv llrallll of lim .vlurlrnl body as -ww!! as lln' grmrral hygimzirr romliliozzx of lim Uni1vm'sily. lhc rnlirc scrfvifc, corlrjmoxm' of llm Boys' llospilnl and Girls' Infirmary, is ulzrlcr IM' rlirnrliolz of Dr. CIlIl'l'llt'l' XI. l.orio. DR. CLARENCE A. LORIO THE STAFF CLARENCE A. LORIU, ILS., IVLA., RID. . . . . . . . Unifversily lJllj7.Til7ifl7l W. B. SINGLETERRY, M.D. . . . . . .Am-imrnz Phyxicizm BOYS' HOSPITAL MISS GRACE IRWIN . . ......... . . dssismnt Nurse S. G. BARKER . . . ...... Secretary W. -I. NOlil.E . .... . . . SfZlz'fL'llf11.S'.I'i.I'f1l?ll W. H. CARROLL . . . .Student Assistant JAMES IQNOLI. . . .Student Assistant I-I. M. DUKE . . . . . . . Slurlcnt Asxixtflnt GIRLS, INFIRMARY Miss MARY ELLA IIIAHONEY . ......... . . .Resident Nu:-.vc MISS AI. I1ELVESTON . . . . Rr'si11cnlNursc Barker, Carroll, Duke Hclvcston, KnuII, Noble 343 MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY .1 T' .ff .. ,W I . ,..-guyz: I E . . ,eil ' Q ll Arst, Barwick, Calhoun. ' Craig, Dorman, Duet. Fcnsrcrmnker, Hero, Holdcmnn. Nelson, Scull, Sledge, Smith. PHI ETA SIGMA LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER Nlllfiillllll llllllllrllry Hl'h0ll'lHtiI! I'rntvrIIity for FFGHIIIIICHII, foumlecl ut the University of Illinois ill 1923. Esmbli:-Illeql nt Louisi- nvm State University in 1933. The urgmlizntirnl hns for its pllrpose the prmnotioii of scllolmstic ideals and llfl!Ili0V0l1l0lltH illllilllk' Fra-NIInInn stlulemn iII IIIIiverI-Iitivs mul colleges. OFFICERS FRANK S. CRAIG, JR.. ..... . . . Prmidmz JAMES MONROE SMITII, JR.. . . lfim-Prgfidmzl NIJMA CIIARI.Es HERO, JR.. . . . Scrn-lary NORTON JEROME ARST . . , . Tn-amrf-f MEMBERS IN FACULTY DR. JAMES MONROE SMITII DR. LEO JOsEIfII LAssAI.I.E MAJOR JAMES PERRY COI.E DR. B. F. lVIl'l'CIIliLl. J. E. ATCHISON H. BARWICK, JR. D. V. CAr:IoIfI'o R. D. CALHOUN, Jn. WAI.DO J. CIIASTANT I. A. CoI.oN R. B. DORMAN A. P. DUET C. H. FBNSTBRMAKER, JR. -,fy ,ff I J' 7 ,- .... J. M. FIINIIERIIUIIG T. W. GREEN M. F. HAWKINS A. C. HEATH H. I. HOLDEMAN H. JACKSON F. P. KAIYLAN F. G. LII JEUNE L. lVlALI.I3'l'TlJ A. MCINTYRB L. F. MILLER G. D. NELSON A. E. REED B. F. SCULL E. F. SLEDGE JACK HUGHES SMITII Jol-IN WATT F. H. WEBSTER E. C. WII.soN 5 0 E 344 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER Founded nt the University ul' Illinois ill 1034. Alpha, Lambda. Delta., nutimml Ilnnmrmry HCINIIXIHBEC frnterllity for Freshlne-II women. wm-I estnblisln-Il ut I40lllHlIlllll Stale Unlven-nity in lll33. The purpose nf this urgnllizntiuli is to C!Ill'0lll'ilfll0 high MNLIIQIXIIPQIB4 of Nclmlnrsllip CIIIIOIIK' the !V0llll ll, I-specially the l?l'l!HIlllll'll wmnen of the University. OFFICERS MARY El.IZAI'III'l'Il MAYER . . . . . . Prcsidmzl KA'l'ill5RINlE STIRI.ING CROSS . . Vicc-Prnsidmzl BERTIIA BRAINIS .... . . Srvcrclary GEORGIA GIVENS . . . . Trvasurfr NE'I'I'IE N. IQLINGIER . . . S1-nior fldfvisor MEMBERS IN FACULTY DEAN OPIIIELIA STONE STONE DR. ELINOR HELEN BEIIRE IJROI-'. LIzzIE CARTER McVoY MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY LII.I.IAN AI.ExANDER BERTIIA BRAINIS JENNIE Lou BROWN KA1'lIERINl5 S. CROSS ELEANOR GARIG MARY AGNES GAU'l'IIiR ANNA BELLE GIROD GEORGIA GIVENS OLIVE E. HEAD FAY I'IUN'l' MARY EI.lZABE'I'II MAYER DORIS MORGAN IVIARCFZLLIZ SHI'iR'l'Z MARY EVA S'l'EWAR'I' JOSEPIIINE L. WATKINS Brainis, Brown, Cross. Garig, Gautier, Girod. Givens, Head, Klinger, Leeves. Mayer, Morgan, Schertz, Stewart. GAMMA ETA GAMMA BETA EPSILON Esfuhlislmd at I.. S. U. in 1930. Gnnunm Etu Gaunnm, nn.- Iiolml lvprnl fmle-rnity, wus founelvxl nt the University OI' Maine, February 25, 1901. 'I'lm purpose uf this Organization is to unite in n common lmnd young men ot' similnr idcnls, idx-us, nnil uspimlioils. OFFICERS OLIVER L. STONE , ...,. . . . lfrvsidmzl W. L. MAR'I'IN . . . . Viff'-lfrmdmll JAMES A. SIIAVV . . . . . Srcremry RICIIARD LIERARD . . . . Trfaxurcr MEMBERS IN FACULTY JOSEIJII E. LORIFI' MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY Ross BANNISTIIR BENJAMIN BERRY JAMES BOLIN JOSEPH CAWTIIORN 0'I'Is EDWARDS RICHARD E. GERARD .JOSEPH GUENO VINCENT HAzEI.TON OLIVER S. HEARD VVILLIE S. I'IEARD I-I ECTOR I'IES'l'ER HARRY KRON E. S. LANDRY PAUL B. LANDRY J. A. MARTIN W. L. MARTIN -JOHN RICHARDSON JAMES SI-IAW JOSEPII A. SIMS OLIVER L. STONE MEI.vIN C. STOUT SAMUEL Wm.I.s GORDON VVIIITIE Cawthorn, Coco, Gerard, Gueno. Heard, Hester, Kron, Shaw. Sims, Stone, XVclIs. Bradsher, Davis, Dean, De Blicux. Edwards, Erwin, Flory, Gerard. Jagoc, LeBlanc, Marsh, Muniz. Penny, Siegel, Speciale, Todd. PI SIGMA ALPHA THETA CHAPTER l'URl'0Sl41: 'PO Hiilllll'lli'l' nrmlili-livv NI-llnlnrsliip und intelli- gvnt ini:-rcs-It in the slilgieret of goverlnn-I-nl. OFFICERS EARL ARMORGAN ....... .... I 'rrsidr-nl A- I- SI-laDAI.Ia . . . . . View-l'rr.viIlm1l AI.vA EDWARDS . . . Sm'rrlary-Tr1vI.wm'r MEMBERS IN FACULTY DR. R. L. CARLETON DR. J. M. SMITH DR. IIARRIET DAGGETT DR. MARCUS WILRERSON DR. C. VV. PIPKIN DR. A. L. POWELL AI.IiX B. DASPIT MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY CLIFF C. ADAMS ALVA EDWARDS ANDRE LEBLANC KENNETH C. BANFIIZLD, JR. NORMAND EDWARDS EARL MORGAN JOE BAYNARD NVOODROW ERWIN LLLLIAN MuNIz AL BRUMEIELD, JR. IRA FLORY, JR. DONALD B. MARSI1 EARL BRADSHER WILLIAM FULLDRIGIIT J. D. MAcIN'I'osH LARRY BULLION SAM R. FERTITTO IVBSON NOLAND SAMUEL CASHIO WALTON FORT JAMES PENNY LIRO CHERSI BUCHANAN GARDNER JOE SANDERS K. MCCARTNEY RICHARD E. GBRARD FRED SIEGEL S. J. D'AMIco AMOS K. GORDON RALPH STEETLE J. B. DAVIS OLIVER S. HEARD K. M. SHUMAN DELMAR DORE ELIZABETH JENKINS A. J. SPEDALE J. D. DEBLIELIX MOLLIE ALLEN JAGOE JIOSEPII TODD P. A. DEAN R. G. JONES . M. WADE OTIS EDWARDS RALPH KELTON ALFRED WELEORN BURTON LBBLANC ITD. I J-:xx xl If 1 I I LI I 1 I 1 I 1 i if 1 I , V AI 5. ll The purpose of the organization is to promote a spirit ,. 'i I. I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I E 1 'I I I I .I I 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I 1 I I I I 1 l C. A. Girard, Jr., Harley Smith I Nlartina Ellis, Helene King I I I I THE GRADUATE CLUB 11 fx 1: . I . . of cooperation and fellowship among the graduate stu- E dents and to provide speakers on various subjects of i . I f interest. O il OFFICERS C. A. G1k,x1u1, ju.. . . . . Pft'.flllI'lll 11 llARI,IiY SM1'1'll . . . . lf'ic'v-Pl'1'Jia'm1l Miss MA11'1'1NA 1511.15 , . .... Ifiu'-l'1'r.vi11'f11l Q Miss llIiI.liNIE KING. . . Sl'l'!'I'lllfy and Truaszmfr 1 I I 1 1 I I I . 1 I .X .1 I I 1 I I GRADUATE COUNCIL r CA1 1'A1N L. H. LACY BUILTON R1s1NG15R I I Rox' T. S1sssU1v1s FRANCIS ROBERTS W. A. LAWRENCE f :IMT I I 1 3 ,, ,1 I 1 If X 15 7?f11,!r!1L 1 .x 'I if I ' if I. '1 ,,, lx I 1 xx 1.111 I1.:l..xl'fI A-if GRADUATE WOMEN'S CLUB PURPOSE: To cooperate with the Graduate Club in all its aims and activities. O OFFICERS Miss IE1.1s11 A1,1,EMAN . . . . . - l'rcsia'fnt Miss MARGARM' R1m.11v . . . . If'icn-Prt'sid1'11l Mxss lVlAIlGARlE'l' Mmixs . . ..... Vim-I'rf.vidc11l Mlss SARA11 I.ANGs'1'oN . . Scrrclmy and Tri-asurfr O GRADUATE WOMEN'S COUNCIL Mxss A1.v1NA Coon Miss VFIIELMA S1v11'1'11 Miss MAU11 WR1G11'1' MRS. LUC1L1.1z R. CAHFERY F MRS. ALICE CIIILTON Elise Alleman, Margaret Ridley Margaret Meeks, Sarah Langston THETA SIGMA PHI ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER Theta Sigma Phi, national honorary and professional fraternity for Women in journalism, was established April 8, 1909, at the University of Washington, Seattle. Estab- lished at L. S. U. in 1927. OFFICERS KA'I'IIRI'N V. DYER ...... . . , l'rI',vid1'1Il FREIIIIIE KoI.s'I'An , . . . lfim-l'rv.viI111-Ill RI'I'A MORRISON . . . . . . . Secretary RosII.IA I-I. CAI.I.Ar:IIAN . . ...... Tn-a.mrIrr MARTIIA LINSDAY . . . . . Kcrpm- of Ihr Arclziws MEMBERS IN FACULTY MARJORIII B. ARBOUR IIIA BI.ANcIIn OGIIIIN MILIIRIIII KING GIIORGIA LYNCH WII.soN MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY RosII.IA I-I, CAI.I.AGIIAN FRIIIIIIIII KII.S'I'AIl KA1'I'IRYN V. DYER FRANCES BAKER LAIIUII ALICE HIIIIIIRT MAR'rI-IA LINSDAY RITA MORRISON EI.IzAI3Iz'I'H Sco1'I' MARY S. Wmzn Anthon, Callaghan, Dyer. Hunt, Kolstead, Labue. Adams, Bnnlch, Dcnbo, GnIl:IIIcr, Gu-shrlm, Helms, Penniman Penny, IlobcI'tsoII, Shields, Smith CHI SIGMA Chi Sigma, professional journalism fraternity, was founded at Louisiana State University in 1932 to pro- mote fellowship and higher scholastic standards among students majoring in journalism. OFFICERS BRUCII F. DIENBO ...... .... I 'rvsidvrzl V. LAMAR GRIzsIIAM . . . . . lfin'-I'rrsi11IfIzl VIfs'I'A J. M0N'I'Ia'I' . . . . Srrrviary-Tn-1I.:Im-I' MEMBERS IN FACULTY C. R. F. SMI'I'II flfacztlly Jldfvisorj RICIIARII H. VVIf:t:INs MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY JAMIIS R. AIIAMS JIIRRI' T. BAULCII BRUCE F. DIINIIO J. Was GAI.I.AGIlER V. LAMAR GRIESIIAM JACK E. I-IEI.Ms RALPI-I G. JONES AI.vIN P. MCGRAW VIcs'1'A J. MON'1'I2'1' EI.I.Is PALMIIR HOVVARD R. PENNIMAN JAMES S. PIINNY DONALD L. RoI3I2R'I'soN FIXHOMAS C. SHIELDS Lindsay, Morrison, Phillips, Scott. KARL M. SHUMAN Bccncl, Oxford. Rice, Terrill. PHI UPSILON OMICRON SIGMA CHAPTER National honorary home economics sorority. Founded at the University of Minnesota in 1909. 1:'.v1al1lislII'I1 :Il I,. S. U. in 1951. OFFICERS RU'I'II RICII .... . . . l'n'.viflw1l MARX' LICA 0xIf'oRIm. , , lfigp-111-ggidr-nf I.II.I.IAN LIIGIINIIRII . . . . . .S'a'rn'l4II'y EvIaI.YN '1'IzRRIaI.I, . . Tl'f'll.I'llfl'l' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 1fImbI'i.I1m1 III L. s. U., 1928. OFFICERS MARION S'I'AIfI-'oRn . ..,. . . . 1'I'c.riIiIr1Il SAIIOMIZ VOSRURCII . . . Vifn-l'rc.IidL-111 RUIIY CAI.I.0wAY . . . . .S'I-mflary ICYIILYN TIIIQIIIZIIII . . TfI'H5lH't'l' MEMBERS IN FACULTY MISS HAzIII, IIAKIZR MIss MAR'I'IIA III1I.I.INI:IcR MISS I'IIZI.I5N CAR'I'IaR MISS UNA SMI'I'II MISS SUSANNII 'I'IIoMI'soN MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY BER'I'IIA MAR ANIDIZIXS IVIAIILH CLAIIIR AVIZIIY EIJITII BARTON EI,IzAnII'I'II BATIEMAN IVIARIR BECNEL ELAINE BELTRAMO MAXIR LEE BROWN CLOTELLE BRYAN SADIE RLITII BUORNER PATRICIA BURNS ISATHZL BURR RUBY CALLOWAY ALIINI1 CARROLL EDITH CARROLL ELISH COKHR InA MAR CONNRR JANICIQ DANZIGRR LESLIE DBRR EVELYN GAssIzI BPATRICE GERMANY KA'I'HI'EIlINE GRITOG LILLY GRACE HALE ALIDRRY Buss HOlIl7I'AUIIl CIIARLOTTR HOI.DROOK IVIARGARIET HUNTER BllUNH'I'TB KAHN FAY KAIGLRR KATIIFIRINI1 KEARNEY ANNI5 LA COUR FLORENCE LANcI.os :IANH LAw1'ON LILLIAN LIQORNDIIR Jlswm, MEREDI1'Pi WILMA MICHAEL KATHERINE MIKIKONIS JACK MURRAY MARY LEA OXFORD LYDIA PATOUT ANNA Jo PIIARCR HELEN PoNImI1 ELIzAnII'rII POWIZRS RUTH RICE JOSIJRIIINH RINAUIJO DOIXOTHY ROWLANIJ BRRNICR SMITH MARION STAFFORD MITTTIR STEWART MARTHA STREHLIZ EVRLYN TRRRIILL LII.A VARNAIJO LOLLA BRRYI. VAIKNADO SALOME VOSIIURGII HELEN VUALLACB JUANITA WBNGIsR CARRIE WHITE LOUISE WIII1'u ELIZABETH WILI,IAMs MEMBERS IN FACULTY MISS IIIELEN CARTER MISS HAZIIII HARIIR Mxss SUSANNIQ 'I.'IIoMIfsoN MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY MARIE BECNEL IIIA MAII CONNIER LESLIE DIIRR MARc:ARI2'I' fIUN'l'IiR LILLIAN LEGENDRIE K., J ICATIIIZRINII MIRRONIS MARY LIIA OxIf0RII RUTH RICII EVELYN TERRELI, SAI.oMI2 VosIIURc:I1 Callaway, Carroll. Terrill, Vosburgh. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION PUICPOSIC: 'Po onlislf ow-ry Baptist student in the Sunday School or B. Y. P. U. of a Baton Ronge Baptist Chnroh. Mill to promoto church activity on the part of Baptist I-Itlltla-'Ima during their college I'xlre1'l'. MEMBERSHIP Every Baptist student enlisted in Z1 cliurch 0I'g'IllllZIllI0l1 is a member. All others are welcome. ADVISORS MISS MARY NANCH DANIEL, Director PROP, B. I-I. SINGI.E'l'ARY, Farully Adfvisor DR. J. NORRIS PALMER, Pastor Firxt Baplixt Church DR. JOIIN H. HOOKS, Paslor ENI7Illl7l1ll'l Baptist Churrh REV. VV. A. CORRERN, Paxlor Islrouma liaplist Church REV. L. MARK ROIIIzR'I'S, fI.v.vi.cmut Paslor First Baplixl Clmrrh EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WRIIN CAUSEY ............. l'rn.cidmIl VV. I. LI'I I'I.li . . . . . Ifirn--1'rc:idfn1 D. W. MCFA'I I'IiIi . . . . SL-rrriary IIIINRY LE ROSIEN . JULIA SANCIIIZZ WAI.IIo ERWARIIS EDITIYI ROGILLIO MARX' HELEN REEVES ANNIE LAURA AERAIIAM LOURA TEMPLE BIIA'I'RIcE GERMANY . . . TrI'a.IIn'1'r ROBERT MoR'I'ON LEO CAUSEY ARIJEE CAUSIEY MARY LEA OXEORII LYN ELIJER FRANCES DAIGLE ETIIEI. RIcI-IAROSON Anderson, Carlson, Harvey. Huclcaby, Klinger, Lambert. Lario, McKay, Oulure, Perkins. PHI LAMBDA PI MARRIED WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION PURPOSE: 'I'o Hiillllllllifix and 0ll00llI'IlH0 higher education among' married women, and to develop friendlier relations and closer social l'0llllK'fN among' tho married women stu- dents of Louisiana State University. 0I'!1llIlIZl'If M1Il'1'fI 12, IQQQ5, will: sixlzwz rharlcr 1llI'IlI1lL'I'.I'. OFFICERS MRS. -IOSIIPII LLOYII OURRIE . . . . Pl'l',l'idL'7lf MRS. CECIL LoRIo .... . lfif-If-1Jmif1.fnI MRS. L. B. Sl'liI'llTiNSON . . . . Scfrclary MRS. J. A. ANIIIIRSON . . . Trm.vIIrI'r MEMBERS IN FACULTY MRS. El.lZAl3lE'I'II MCVOY MRS. J. E. COXE DR. l'IARRIII'I' DAGGIE'l l' MME. EUOIINIII VV. ScIIAIfI-'NIIR MRS. VVINIERED MILLS MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY Cnusey, A., Causey, L.. Causcy, W., Dniglc. Daniel, Elder, Germany, Little. MCFJCEEI, Oxford, Reeves, Richardson. Rogillio, Sanchez, Singlctary, Temple. MRS ETIIEL ANDERSON MRS. NETTIE KI.INc.ER MRS IRENE BADIJOCK MRS. ALLEEN LAMIIERT MRS DOROTHY BAREE MRS. BOBBY LORIO MRS EMILY BIRD MRS. BILLIE McKAY MRS MAYOLA BLILIIER MRS. WILLA KATE OUHRI MRS CLBORA CARLSON MRS. MINNIE PERKINS MRS MAELE CLAITOR MRS EVELYN POLK MRS DORYKIE DAVIDSON MRS LUCILLE RACE MRS. HELEN DAVIDSON MRS RUTH SHAVER MRS. VERA GILBERT MRS JANETTB SHIVBRS MRS RUBY HANRS MRS HAzEL SMITH MRS. JEAN HARVEY MRS FLORENCE STEPIIENSON MRS SYBIL HUCKAEY MRS. LETA TRICHE P I G A M M A M U I 'A LOUISIANA DELTA CHAPTER I r National Social Science Honor Society founded in 1924 at Southwestern College, Kansas , Louisiana Delta Chapter was installed in May, 1935. The purpose of Pi Gamma Mu is the IJ inculcation of the ideals of scholarship, scientific attitude and method, and social service In ' A Legg! the study of all social problems. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DONALD M. MITCI-IEI.l.. ............ ....... I 2I'l'A'lllLIIl MtJI.I.IE ALLEN QIAGOE . ....., Vicff-Presidmzt SAM R. CARTER . . . ..... S1'1r1Y'mry-T1'1'1lxl1r1'1' ROBERT W. BRADBURY SAM R. CARTER NV. M. CASKEY F. N. FARRIS FRED C. FREY F. VV. GlRI.XNGIIOUSE ELMO H. Lo'I I' H. L. MCCRACKIEN B. F. IVIITCTIELI. J. O. PET'I'Iss F. N. FARRIS . . .Frzrzzlty Rep:-eserztzzlifvc MEMBERS IN FACULTY CTIARIIHS W. PIPKIN L. LISROY FULMER E. A. SALIERS DOLORIES MARIE GIENRE R. J. SAVILLE EI.lZAlll5'l'lI SCO'I'I' CEILFOII. T. LYNN SIvII'I'II RUIIIE MCCOOK HANRS W. H. STEIIIIENSON PAUL C. YOUNG HOMER LEE I'Il'l l' SYBII. S. HUCAEY EIIITII ROGERS AImo'I'I' MOLLIE ALLEN JACOB LORIS ISAIIEL ANDERSON IIAZEL F. MCLARIIN ,T ICSSI Ii H. BANKSTON DONALD M. IVII'l'CllEI.I. HENRY A. BRUMFIELD, JR. VERNON J. PARENTON WILLIAM T. PEGUES WALTER G. PEISER MINNXE MCC. PERKINS JOE W. SANDERS OPIE VAN SIYIAW MARIE LOUISE SIvII'I'II MILDREI: SMITIYI A. J. SPEDALE GRACE P. WILLIAMSON MARTIN D. WOOIJIN Anzalone, Babin, Browning, Caire, Curry, Donnell, Godbold. Leefe, Nolen, Phillips, Reeves, Smith, Stoker, Templct, Weeks. DELTA OMICRON DELTA BETA CHAPTER lleltn. Omicron Nutimml Music Fm-terII.ity was filllllllilll Scptclnlmr 6, 1909, at the Cincimmti COIINCTVIL' tory: ot' Music, Cincinlluti, Ohio. lfINtu,blisheIl nt L. S. U., February 25, 1931. The purposes of Delta Onncruu ure to create Iunl foster fellcmfsllip mnongf stumlents Iluring the-ir Student days, with the aim Ol' nltninillgf the Iligllcst III-grae of 1-iHci4-:Icy in musical pursuits, OITITICERS MARY ALICE '.FEMPI,li'l' . . . . - I'n'sidf1zl FAIIIAN SUE SMITII . . . Treasurer M07HLLE NOLEN - . - . If'Iu--1'rc.wdr'Izl LORRAINIE fiODBOI.D . . . Secretary FRANCES ANZALONE ANNIE MAE BABIN VELVA MAE BROWNING SYBII. GAIRE MEMBER IN FACULTY MISS EI.lZABli'l'lI- MCVOY, Faculty Adfzzisor MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY BEULAII CURRY EnI'I'II DONNELL LORRAINE GODBOLII MIRIAM LEEFE AU MOZELLE NOLEN FRANCES NORSWORTIIY LILLIAN PIIILLIPS ALICE REEVES DREY WEEKS 350 MARGARET RIDLEY FABIAN SUE SMITII VERA STORER MARY ALICE TEMPLET EPSILON SIGMA PHI XIIII I I IIII if TIII X II .ff ALPHA ALPHA CHAPTER I ff National Honorary Extension Fraternity. JI listnblished at L. S. U. in 1928. f fl f If. W. SPENCER ........................... Chief . Q If W. B. MERCIER . ...... ...... C hief EllZCl'ifll5 A N. S. MOLES ......... . SI'w'1ftm'y-Trmsurer GLADYS 'TAPPAN ....... Annalisz I L. E. PERRIN . . Dean House of Pioneers MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY 3. W. C. AEEOTT MRS. ANNA S. CLAYTON M. M. LACROIX J. A. SIIEALY LS. MISS MARJORIE ARBOUR M. L. COOPER MISS M. P. LEFEVRE A. H. SINGI.E'I'ARx' III W. M. BABIN A. B. CURET MISS ELLEN LENOIR G. C. SMITI-I I I B. W. BAKER C. W. DAVIS H. A. NICPI-IERSON J. D. SOEERT ' I L. W. BERGERON EDVVIN C. DAVIS MRS. J. L. MCQUILLER FRANK SPENCER . G. W. BOIEINE MISS E. DESIIOTELS T. H. MILLIKEN M. N. STAFFORD MISS TOM BOURG MISS BER'l'l'lA L. FERGUSON MISS MARY MIMS MRS. M. N. STAFFORD .wi C. A. BREWER ERNEST F. Fl.E'l'Cl'lER WVM. R. PERKINS R. V. ST. DIZIER YI G. L. BURLESON MRS. SUSIE D. FOLSE O. G. PRICE E. R. STRAIIAN I G. D. CAIN I-I. W. FRISTOI5 J. V. RABB F. A. SWANN , I MRS. E. D. CANAN I. J. HEATH J. G. RICI-IARD GEO. L. TIEITOUT I . H. F. CASSELL H. H. HESTER H. C. SANDERS T. H. VIDRINE I I ' C. C. CHAPMAN M. HULL MISS B. C. SCHILLING MARCEI. J. VOORIIIES I I MRS. B. K. KNOX C. P. SEAB - ...S L I If I ,I 1 I TE TI I II I IFIL I I '- I II I L Q Bulber, Love. IV I If KI . KAPPA GAMMA PSI Ir: ETA CHAPTER Established ut L. S. U., Muroh 25, 1928. The object of the fmt-I-rlllty is to promote the school spirit I I, I of the lnstltutlon lll which the ulmpter OXIH-tbl, to estublisll u true splrlt of good fellowship llflllllllg' the I JI brothers, und to uid them me llIlll!ll us possible III their efforts-I to rn-in ll musical education. J I JAMES L. LOVE ....... ......... ..... . . . . President J WILLIAM M. HENDERSON . . ..... Vue-Prrsidezzt 'II I STANLEY H. REYES .......... . . . Sfcrflary-Trcamrer I MEMBERS IN FACULTY I MILTON CIIERRY T. HARRIS DOWNEI' CARI.E'I'oN J. LIDDLE DR. I-I. W. STOPHER ' I ARTHUR M. CULPEPPER WILLIS F. DUCREST DALTON S. REYMOND H. SIIERROD TOWNS 1' Iffgy LLOYD VANCE FUNCIIESS J. DENSON SMITII FI I MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY .N I It FRANCIS BULBER DALLAS J. Goss JAMES L. LovE I-I. W. STOIPIIER, JR. 1, Rocco CONTINI WILLIAM .M. HENDERSON STANLEY J. REYES A. E. WILDER, JR. ' IQ' I . -NI ' 'II 3sI . .S+ I W , '.,. V ,:.1.,I-I W 4 , I , f ., I, LT , 'f :I 1 1-'I' I-mx Arm? ' If f' J!! . I , X I Bickct, Burton, Castillo, Cunningham, Fontcnot, Huck, Lcwis. Mclnnis, Prirclmrd, Schweizer, Scssums, Sicss, Tmnnrgo, Wixmtz. L. S. U. STUDENT BRANCH 'I'lm lDIlI'IlllNl' nl' tha- A. S. C. IC. is Io xulvmwu thu sa-i1-lwu nl' mngiln-I-l'ilur in ils ru-vm-l'nl ln'nm-hos, ilu- IDI'0I'l'NHi0IIllI inlprovv- nn-nl ol' ils nn-mlwrs, lln- 4-nc-nnrngw-me-nl ol' illll'l'l'0lIl'H0 lwtwa-4-n nwn uf prxu-tic-nl sa-ia-:uw-, mul ilu- l'htllbIiHIlIlll'IlfI of u 1-4-nlrnl puinl. ol' l'l'f1'l'l'll4'I' und union for its nu-mln-rs. 'Phu nnlimnll urgulnixuliun wus IIUIIIIIIPII in IRM: llu- II. N. ll. IhI'llIl1'll was 4-sluhlisln-II in ISPIHZ. MEMBERS IN FACULTY ' G. N, Cox I.. LI. Music Ii. VV. PICCIIIIS If. F. I,lI.I.Ii'l' CONTACT MEMBER N. IE. I,AN'l' MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY N. II. I3ulz'r0N Muklmv II. CIUNNINCIIAM NVM. O. I'II'l'IiRSUN Iimu, I'0R'l'liIl Clllcs'1'r:R P. Swiss Ronlclu' O. BICKIQ1' VVM. A. CIxs'rn.r.1c J. D. Ilrecx, jk. Mnues Ros1aN'l'nAl. M. R. 'I'AMARc:o I.. I5UI.I.ING'l'ON O. I., I?0N'I'IiN0'I' S. K. I.ANmzv Clmkmas IS. SCIIWIIIZICR VVM. A. WINTZ J. R. FUHRTIIS S'mNl.lav J. Lrzwls Rox' T. Slassulvls I I fwfr lu rigbl: Prof. Ilnrr, Payne, Breaux, Boudrcnux, IVII-Inncnn, Hodge, WnItI1ur', Papo, FuIIiIovv, VVcImon, Grang- nard, Portuondo, Gowlnnn, Prof. Doran, I.cIvI:xnc. L. S. U.' STUDENT BRANCH 'I'In- Ann-rivnn Sm-ioly of Al-Trivullurul ICllg'ilu-4-l's uns 0l'L2'IllliZl'II in H4-pta-.rlxln-l'. ISDZS5, on tho L. S. II. vunmnw. lls plwpnsu in In 0lll'0lIl'IU:'l' the um-livily mul profvssimml mlvauwonwnt. ni' slmlc-nts in A1.:'l'T1'llIIllI'llI l'IllH'IlN'4'I'lllg'. OFFICERS CLAUIPIE C. MIQLANCUN, JR. . ....... Pl'l'5IrIl'lIffII'1ORlII'I Ii. VVAI,'l'IIliR, JR. . . . . Fm'-I'n'.rnlrnl , IVIL'IIONAI.II S. IFUI,l,lI.UVl'Z ..... Sfrrf'lnry-'I'rra.vurwr MEMBERS IN FACULTY I Ilnwm li. DORAN CT, UI. IIU'rclnNs0N IIARm.n T. BARR MEMBERS IN UNIVERSITY ARISTIIJIC P. Blumux Iiucmmu II. GlcAuc:Nmm NNHARTUN A. I,rcli1,ANC IIRIED W. Poms Clms. A. Iioumumux, JR. Co1.1aMfw I.. GOWAN I',lcs1,na C. I.ovra'r'r MANUHI. I,OR'l'UONIJO Iinwmm A. Ilonma jonN H. PAYNIL WARREN WIQLMAN K Y 352 X I I I I I x II ,XI TNI x I ff I I Lvf! lu right, from row: Pctrijcan, Shaffett, Vcillon, Nlillcr, Kirklin, Valois, Guillnry, Shaw. Scrum! rrnv: ROIIQCIILI, BI'oIIiIlcttc. DI-cuir. Devillc, Throwcr, Burley, Sanders, James, Firmin, Dunn, Tlmim' row: O'Ncal, Mayvalxx, Rousseau, Wfarcrs, Thamvs, Lalwordc, Scalw. L1- vcrgnc, Stovall, Xxfhitringmn, Kees, Christoffcl. l IuIrIlI row: Mayualxx, Gremillinn, Johns, Kunm-dy,' Gates, IVIcCrainv, Cowley, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE CHAPTER I'URl'0Sl:'-To jII'o-villr f1IIl'lit'iflllfi0lI III' Flllllflf 1'lIIl'llll'l .Y mlif'viliI'.r for fPI'0.I'fII'1'fi'7,'I,' fI'tl!'hl'l'.I' of .'l!lP'f4'llIflll'L'- 'FIIOMAS KIIiKI.IN . . ........ l'rcsin'rIIl MIIIIRE VALOIS. ..... .... . .TfFH.f1ll'f1' YUIES GUII.I.oRY . . . . ljiC'l l,fL'.fidL'llf RALPII BROWN , .... Rl'fI0l:lL'l' MURI-IIY VIeII,I.oN ....... Svrrnlary DULVA lVlII.I,liR . . . . . Sllnfwll flfifzflsf-I' T.IIvI SII.'Xl l IE'I l' . ........ PIIFIIIUIIflllllfillil MEBIIEERS IN FACULTY DR. ROY DAVl5NI'0R'I' . . .Profvssor PRoIf. JIIIIN II'I.m'II . . ..f'l.v,fi.vlarIl I'I'ofr'.c.wr CHARLES ARNY WILLIAM BEAM JAMES BRACKIN TWYMAN BRuILLE'I I'E RALPH BROWN CYRIIS BURLEY WII.nY CAMI1IaEI.I. MAIIEIN CIIRISToIrI2IsI. BLANII CLEANTIY LIESIIIII Cow'LIsY XVAI.'I'IIR DIQQIIIR OIJEl.I. DliVII.I.IE CARLOS EEIIERSON SAM FIRMAN JAMES GAI.I.l5WAX' WAYI.,xNII GA1'I7S NIIEMBEIZS IN UNIVERSITY EMMIZTT GIIYNN COLEMAN GUWAN JGSEPII CTRIZMILLION YIIIIS GIIII.I.oRY DAN HIQRMAN EvAN JAMES WII.I.AIIIw JQIINS CHAR! Iss KENNEDY DAvoRIs XX1III'rTINuToN Jrssm KEES THOMAS KIIlKI.lN LUCIIEN LAIIORIHE DAl.H' LAVERGNII PAIII IVIAYIKAUX Jour: MAYIEAIIX CoLIaMAN MARTI DuI.vA MILLER Tuon XVATERS N ,Ima MIxoN RoIIIcR'r IVICCRAINIZ KIINNEITII ONHAL ASIITQN PlE'l'I'l'jEAN MAI.oN PARRY FRANR ROUQEOT S'I'ANIroRIx RIr:IIARn HoRAr:Is SANDERS l.I3VI SIIAIfIfII'I'1' ROLAND SIIAW MALCOM SIEAIX JERRY S'I'nvALI. GI.IEN 'TIIROWIIR NURVAI, TIIAMIIS MOORE VALOIS MURPHY VFII.I.i5N DORIS I.ASAI.I.Ia . X.,-L Lvfl la Yifflfl, ffllill row: A. Campanulla, Brcard. Chcrsi, Rccvcs, Nlarlowc, Anzalonr.-, Allums, Lassnllc, Bouychou. lfurk mw: T. A. Campanclla, Cashio, Contini, Eclwins, Arnaud, Kctlmlcy, NVarrcn. THE ITALIAN CLUB PURPOSE--To furfhcr a bfllfr u1ui1.'I'.vf1IIIc1'i1Ig b1'l'LUI'l.'Il Ihr llali1In.v and ihe !l1rIz'I'iI'ans of lhix munlry, and lo jII'nInon' Ilalylf fullurr and lanyuagzr in AIII1'I'i6H. BENJAMIN F. MARLIIWE . . ...... Prcxidmzt THOMAS CAMPANIIILA . . . . lfxce-l'rf.vidcI1l FRANCIS ANzIcI.0NIa MIEAIISER IN 1+'AcIILTY Mus. EMMA BRESCIA VVARREN . Srcrclary . T rmsIIrcI' H. E. AMIIASSAIJOR Italian AIIIln1r.mdor KATHLEEN ALLUMS HENRY A. ARNAUD MR. J. C. BADDOCK DOROTIIY BASS PAUL M. BEADLE CoI.ET'rE Bouvcnou LIONORARV IVLIQMRIERS A. Rosso, DR. L. CIINSI, R. lmlifm Cnnrul DEAN J. F. BRousSAIm PRl'3SIDl?N'I' JAMES M. SMITII DR. CIIARLES W. PIERIN NELI.IE BREARIJ ANNINA CAMIIANELLA FERDINAND CASHIC DANTE CASTAGNA THOUSA CLAUIIHI. LIVIO CHERSI FATIIER BLASCO MEMBERS IN UNIVJERSITY Rocco CONTINI M. S. CoxE MARY E. Enwms PETER FAILLA RAY GIACOMA PETER l.liWIS HAMILTQN 353 WM. KALANL1 MILDRED KlZli'I'HI.lEY JOIIN J. MATASSA ANNIE NOHLES PIER M. PASINISTTI ALICE REEvEs DR. HARRIEIT S. DAGGETT CoMM. PASQIIALE AMATO HENRI A. REEVES MR, AND MRS. D. REYMOND WALTER STOPHER MR. AND MRS. SI1I5IIRoD TowNs ALEX VENTI A. E. WILDER N x CX X , X . 'I ,4 9' ffl Lvl! to right, from row: Vellion, IVIcCraine, Kennedy, Shaifctt. Sccoml row: Rougcat, Whittingtolm, Volois, Tlmmes, Dunn, Firmin Third raw: DeVille, Kirklin, Lavcrgnc, Jahns, Guillory. ALPHA TAU ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER The purpose of lhi: nryauizaliozz is lo jvronzoic lim highfsl izlwals and xlamlards of agriculluraf edumlzon and zu more zlztzmulf' ll!'QIN1lllflIlll'l,' and flour' I'I'lllfl0Il.I'l1lfJ fwllfl mm fwlm haw C!l0.I'EIl ilu' f2I'0fI'.HIOIl of leafhzny LlfjI'lCIlIllll'I'. OF' gm 2593 Um'- pf.. 2 .2 3122: Ss if S ii - - G fn - O . 2 mu-cw ' 4. ' P zgw. E01 T 2355 Q 2-' 520535 E 7102 KD. ' E5 F .N N. Z E F '53 UE ' 'QE Qi :Fl ww : ' E52 M I 4 ...... -Vcnzv Sm Si' in FF: . :rn O G, Aa! NN. H m 3... ., Z E. ' 'fi gggjc Z . r: -1 I-I S M2 5' ' 2-H in 555 E2 ' to Q QF ' '-: 'H . F71 '1 5-IPC : :: 'C Q gg Q . FIFIUWF' ' .. nzfff 5 4 . K . wi? C Pgfo gg. Engz ., - EZ ' Z 353V Ciocm -1441? . 4:35, ' ragga -. :ir O Z EE g... Q51 'He D, C. LAvm1GNn R W. T. Jorms . O. MCCRAIN Mormon Luft to right, fron! ww: Br-mon, Mvlnncon, Gugliclmo, Lastrapes, Gucll, Stagg, Blakcwood, Smith. Scrum! raw: ,Icansonnc, Harmon, Dexter, Pirrman, Voorhics, Mclntirc, Buck. Tlxirrl mzv: Tullos, Nlurphy, Jolley, Miller, Guidry, Snvcie, Rowland, IVIcI..cnn, Fush, Olivier. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS j ANG1a1.o SMITH . . L. S. Bmxnvvoon H. M. BUCK L. H. DEXTER R. F. FENTON W. H. Fusn PURPOSE-T'lm lIt1'Ulllll'l?lllL'lll of Ihr' lfmory and jzracliu' of clcclrical f.'1zginz'L'ring and of the alfred urls and .S'l'1!'Ill'l'.f, lim nzazulmlalzrr of a high jrrofzzfszollal slandzny among :lx 1ll1?lllbL'I'.I' and lllc rlmwlolmzwzl of lhc imlzfvzdzml engineer. OFFICERS . . . . . . l'rz'sirIc11l FRANK N. Tumos . . . XVAl.'r1aR II. FUSII , . ..... Sffcrmzry-Trnasurvr M EM Il ER IN FACULTY PRUI-'IESSOR M. B. Voommis MEN IEIERS IN UNIVERSITY . L. CIUIIJRX' I.. V. MCI,EAN . G. I'IARMoN A. M. Mrcl.ANcoN F. JIZANSONNIZ J. T. MURPHY Ii. A. LAS'I'RAI'IES G. M. Omvusk R. K. MCI N'l'lIUi C, P1'1 1'MAN F. R. Gnmvus 354 W. C. ROWLANIJ J. D. STAGG C. C. SAVOIE H. A. TROUARD F. N. TUI.I,0S . . Ifica-President J. A. SM1'1'1I G. E. GUGI.1rzLMo H. B. JOLLEY J. F. MILLER H. M. JOHNSON Lvl: to right, Fim Row: Palcknr, Tamargo, Phansalkar, Oxford, Bouychou, Chauvin, Muniz, Schertz, Ort, Fnrquhar, Huang. Sccaml Row: Bnngo, Alnaud, Reid, Mitchell, Pasincm, MnI'Sh, Chcrsi, Voss, Soler, Gucll, lVlcCune. THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB flu ilzlcrvslizlg 0l'yl1lliQI1lli0Il lo bring Iogflllrr in l'10A'l'l I'l'l1lli0lI.l'lIifPJ and 1HI!fL'l'.l'f!lllIfi71g5 sludvnls of all 7Il1fl07l.l'. OI'I'ICERS IENRIQUE I-I. Ram . . .A . PI'c.vide1zt 1'IENRI ARNAUII . l5liVliRl.Y MARCUSE . . . lfzuf-Prfrsidcnl DONALD MITCIIIILI. . . HQNORARY MEMBERS DR. AND MRS. JAMES MONROE SMITII DEAN J. F. BROUSSARD MIEAIIXERS IN FACULTY MR. ARIIEN O. FRENCII DR. FRANK O. KREAGER MR. DONAl,D MARTIN HITNRI ARNAUD JOSE BANCO ANNA BARNA El.IZA!lI2'I'lI BATEMAN CoLIz1'1'u BoUYI:IIoU MARGARET BURRIJ ENRIQUIE CAI.IMANo Ci0DOlflllZDO CANINO EI.IzAnETII CIIAUVIN IIIRRO CHERSI HELEN FARQUIIAR .ALMA FLHMING LORRAINE GomIoI.n JUAN GoNzAI,Ez lVlAlllO CEUHLI. l.VIEMllERS IN UNIVERSITY AI.I.EIsN LAMIHERT BEVERLY NlARfIllSl5 lJONAID MARSII lVllLDllElJ NllLLlER DONAl.D lVlI'I'CHlil.L l.ILLIAN MUNIz DAYTON MCCANN CIIEN HSUN HUANG SAM MCCUNR ELIZAIIETII Orr MARY OxI1oRn GORINO PALEKAR PIER PASINI31-TI SHRI PHANSALKAR MANUEL PORTUONDO SUREA RAC DATT RAJYADIIYARSHYA . .Sc'cr1'tary . Trmxurer DR. C. W. PII-RIN ENRIQUE REID JUAN RIGOL lVlARCEI.LE SI1cERTz CHIXRLOTTE SEARLES ANTONIO SOLER MANUEL R. TAMARGO M. M. THOMPSON ERICII Voss Lz'j'I 10 right, Front Row: Powell, Henry, Haywood, Lylcs, Stebbins, WoIIds, Cnyln. Second Row: Vnsl-Iburgh, Gilfuil, Scrwarr, Francioni, Frost, Brcard. Third Row: Xvinslow, Clnwson, Davis, Nl:II'k, Cross, Nloisc, T2ll'0l'fI CHYIICS. Fflllffll Row: Rainey, Kurzwcg, Doll, Ferguson, Shirman, Butler. PURPLE JACKETS 0l'glllliZl'd 1934-35 for Ihr ptwposr nf fostrrilzg and A'fl0I!J0!'ilIg cooj1m'atioII brifwcen allzlflifs and llur .riudfnl body and lo from-'III7 fZ!lSll0l'.l' on Illc campus. DoRo'I'I-Iv Woon .. . . . ELLEN ALLBRIGIIT ANNA BARNA lVlILDRED BREARI1 LORETTA BUTIJZIX Wll.HllIl CARNIIS MAUDAMIIS CARKOLI. DOllOTliY CIIAPPUIS BIVITIH CIIAuvIN AN NIH LLOYD CLAWSON VIIXGINIA COYLE DoRo'I'IIY CIIAPPUIS . . MAMIII NEWMAN KA'I'llERINl'i CRoSS KATHERINE DAVIS LOUISE DOLL Rosn FERGUSON ALMA FLEMING MARjoRIIs FIxANcIoNI MARY ALLEN FROST E1.IzAnE1'H GILEOIL HIZIIIENA HAYWARD CAMMIR HENRY OIFFICERS . . . . . I . . . President . . . . . . If'1cr-Prrxzdenl S ccrvlary- Trmsurfr MER! IIERS IN UNIVERSITY CHARLIE HoLcoMrIn FAYE HUNT MARGARIET HUNTIZR CORINNE KAHLH LOLITA KAIILE KATIIERINE KURZWIEG ROCILLE LAUIJENHEIM RoSE LONG MAYME T. LYLES ELOISIE lVlALONlE 355 MII.nREn MARK CATIIERINE MAY SARAH ELIzAIIETH MOEIIETT ERNRSTINE MoISE MAMIE NEWMAN CATIIERINE PowEI.I, SYLvIsI.IN RAINEY RUTII ROBINSON ANN SONDIERUGGBR lVlAR'l'll.li SHERMAN MARY ELI.EN STEEEINS ROSA LEE STEWART SARAH TAl.BERT EDNA TRICIIEL NOTIE TURNER SALOMIS VOSBURGH ELIzAuETII WII.LIAMS LAURA LOUISE WINSLOW DoRoTIIY WOOD pprecioition O-OPERATION is the keynote to the success of any great undertaking. To the publishing of an annual it is indispensable. Untiring efforts and unselfish devo- tion to a common interest have characterized the aid of both students and faculty in the production of the 1936 GUMBO. The staff has been exceedingly fortunate to have this co-operation, and wishes to express its appreciation to those who have helped each in his way to make the 1936 GUMBO a reality. To Mr. H. A. Brumfield, Jr., is due especial credit for his limitless energy and zeal in standing ever ready to assist and advise, and his willingness to lend a helping hand at all times. His spirit of co-operation in working in harmony with the staff is greatly appre- ciated. The staff is indebted for contributions from: Mr. W. A. Benson for his invaluable advice and labor, and his unswerving devotion to an ideal--a perfect yearbook, Mr. Robert Faerber, of the Alabama Engraving Company, for his ceaseless work and charac- teristic cheerfulness, President James Monroe Smith for his ever-dependable support, Dean James F. Broussard for his advice and sagacious suggestions, Mr. T. P. Heard for his gracious aid, Mr. R. G. Benson and staff of Benson Printing Company, Mr. Roy Hickman and staH of Alabama Engraving Company, Mr. E. N. Jackson, Mrs. Phala McCollum, and Mr. C. G. Johnson for their many services, Dean James Perry Cole and Miss Ione Burden for their aid in making the GUMBO dance a success, Dr. R. D'Aunoy of the Medical School, Mrs. Georgie Wilson of the University News Bureau, Miss Joan Miller for her commanding use of the English language. Especial credit is due to Mrs. Ileen Emery and the University Studio Staff, composed of Mr. Wilson Aucoin, Mr. T. H. Harmon, Mr. Frank Craig, Miss Jean Tiebout, Miss Burna Dean Coaker, Mr. Lewis Ashley, and Mr. H. F. Bradford, who at all times were on the alert and lending ceaseless efforts to secure the best pictorial art for use in the GUMBO. To Mr. E. A. Mcflhenny the staff is indebted for his numerous and outstand- ing photographs of Southern Louisiana. Students also were imbued with the spirit of co-operation and outstanding contribu- tions have been the result. Those who materially helped were: Mr. Joe Henry Baynard for his wit and humor, Miss Virginia Wheadon and Clarice Brookshire for their writ- ings, Mr. Marvin Lymberis for comic poetry, Mr. William Byrd for cartoons, Mr. Bob Chinn for valuable advice and help on athletics, Misses Marie Burnett, Pansy Hebert, Jonetta Elam, and Ann Schendle for their untiring efforts and work. And perhaps the greatest tribute of all should go to those students who realized the GUMBO was not joking when it put up its signs of No Time Extensions On GUMBO Pictures. :fri 'wf f ,Z SLNQUQLPQ ' X A X fCAMPUS suoopmenf 3 A 2 SPECIALTY ' f 5' 2 ww 'rw 1 M, fm, ff 1 7m M, fiffif Hg ,, , 7 ' ' Z ,f ,j 'R'ff:',,5 - y .4 f --42 M ww h , , ,fp lt' 'Wg U ff ' ' I V ff' ff . V' ' tif! V1 fu? y - 3:-, A Ln' r- f . 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QXXXQKXXXR , X25 , r if SW rffff fm t ' ENT-'iff r 1! NCQ. l PRAT RNS REGWRE p D C3 The Frosh and the Sage A Frosh went to a Sage one day To tell him of his woe: He had to pledge a fraternity And knew not which to go. The sage knitted close his eyebrows And spoke mysteriously, I'll look into the crystal ball And see what I can see. He stretched his hands around the ball And then he looked withing And there sat all the Pi K. Afs Gulping beer at Tip Top Inn. Beside them he did clearly see Those dangerous Sigma Nu's Wailing over the gal they'd lost And trying to drown their blues. And then another picture came Into the crystal clearg It was the crest of Delta Sig Blazoned with kegs of beer. The sage looked up and told the frosh What the crystal ball did showy And then continued telling him Wlrat the frosh had longed to know. You cannot be a Dekef, he said, For the crystal shows to me, You care for more than wine and song And your grades have averaged B. The T. K. Nfs are a lot of hams That never have been cured g And only ,cause they play football, Has their presence been endured. fCo11limtcd on Page 3752 -rw ---ANDITCO HELENE KING will soon have to make the final choice or will she keep stringing her first string for a few more years? JEANNE PERKINS fin a letter back homeJ : -but they're all married out here in Hollywood. There's hope for Mr. Perkins, EDDIE LABORDE to you. DOT ROY,S been going, this year, with her former admirer, WARREN STEV- ENSON'S good friend, W. C. GIBSON. And if the sup- ply from Bastrop runs out, Dot, don't forget FRANK EV- ERETT. Whoever in the world could have so crudely accused the GREEN twins of being dirty mouthed? COUNTRY DORMAN, with all his charm, did little in the way of com- petition with GEORGE ORR for the affections of VIR- GINIA SHARP. Don't you think that CONNIE WOLF, EUGENIA MORRIS, and BETH JONES make a good trio? CHARLIE BLOOMFIELD still hasn't gotten to first base with PEGGY PENDER after all these years. PAUL CARROLL: I just try and try to be a good boy, and she still fusses at me. And then there was the typographical error that left the t out of REGINA MORTON'S last name, speaking of errors in spelling, VENUS DE MILO LONS- BERRY made the grave mistake of transposing the t and i in her paper on umarital psychology. PALMA ROSS and GILBERT MUNSEN are now revelling in married bliss. Erstwhile admirers of ELOISE FOSTER will be interested to know that she too has taken the fatal leap. , MARY ELLIS and LAMAR BENNETT are still that way. The CHARLINE DE VRIES-JULIUS SHOLARS romance has been resumed, despite a little outside interference. GLYNN SWINK and LOUISE are getting very serious over it all. Wonder if JOHN KEAN will take his Sigma Nu pin back again when he finds out SARAH TALBOT hasn't been wearing it. FLORENCE JANE MORLEY, it seems, had quite a little bust-up with the Chi Omega girlies and, incidentally, she's showing SHARP LANDRY a bit of competition among other Greek-letter groups. The KAHLE sisters go in for the Dekes in a wholesale way. CHARLIE HICKMAN and HENRY FLORSHEIM have settled down to some serious law-schooling-with only a few memorable exceptions, what are our playboys coming to! VETTER, do you know you're not the first? Perpetual Motion: SARAH ROGERS and JIMMIE EUBANK, SID ADGER and GEETS ANDER- SON, MICKEY MAHOLICK and ROSE MARIE MC- DONNELL, MARY SMITH and WILLIAM. CHAU- VIN WILKERSON should be ashamed to go tick-picking just before having a date with PUTSY. We wonder who's going to get fooled, JUNIOR KENT has it he is going to marry the Darling of L. S. U. in the summer, while PREN- TICE GRAY says that he will be the lucky man next fall. ELLEN ALBRIGHT calls at the Sigma Nu house early and waits politely in the parlour when she has a date with TOOTS GEE-GEE LALLANDE. BETTY KILLGORE: Oh, you uhhhhhhgly thinglv BILL NADLER has been playing the role of Dormitory Dan. Is LILLIE TAYLOR the reason TOM MCLURE didn't return to Law School his junior year? Has ANN JANE SHAW definitely made up her mind by MES OUT HERE now or will she have to wire frantic explanations again this year? DINKS CRICHTON'S heart is beating happily under BILL CASTILLE'S pin. CORNELIA BURKE has made several trips back second semester to see her BILL SAM- UELS. GRIFFON CONNELL and LOUISE GLASS are long-distancing it. Recall: LAURA WINSLOW really didn't lead that Pan-Hellenic ball in Georgia, you know, 'cause it was held two days before she arrived. And CAM- MIE HENRY really didnit hit her head in an automobile accident, as is so popularly believed. Wonder what FANNY BURK thinks now that MUM- FORD LEAKE has definitely decided on LUCILLE PER- KINS. BURNA DEAN COAKER and HENRY LAS- TRAPES succumbed to the touch of spring, HENRY be- lieving in saying while JULIET is at Brenau. TOM WAG- LY will never get old fhe's just wearing dark glasses to fool the public, including BERNIE GREVESJ that she's the heiress he thought she was. OLIVE GORTON and MARY CECILE CASSIDY got in an authentic knock-down-and- drag-out over some Sigma Nu, and it wasn't LES, either. BILL CARNES is still hanging on to her little tin soldier, by George! SARAH COOK and IZZY HEBERT are con- sistent about it all. MARGARET HOCHENDALE gets the prize for chaperoning, having personally supervised the pinning of JO BOYD by CHARLIE DUCHEIN. BIDDY CLIFTON and RAY HATTON have been out pricing mar- riage licenses, but CLAIRE BURKE and BOB TUCKER have broken up, and they swear it's iifor good. MARY MORRIS TOORAEN is still being wooed by her handsome DON. Speaking of Don Juans, ANNIE LLOYD CLAU- SEN has left her heart in New Orleans, and VIRGINIA CASON is considered quite the best in Date Room material. EUGENIA MORRIS is consoling herself with FRANCIS EDWARDS since she lost her GEORGE WOMACK to MARY WYATT CLINE. LORRAINE BLANKS has stiff competition from Southwestern with BULLUM MUN- SEN of the Frederick March profile. Did anyone see BER- NIE DUMAS' face when ELIZABETH ANN REED walked out of a party where she's been playing Tarzan in a white bathing suit? FLOYD WALLIS sent WILLIE WIL- LIAMSON violets and a favor on the night of the S. A. E. dance, and after all that, she stayed at home to study. The H. F. BRADFORD, ANN LOBDELL, DICK GERARD, MARGARET DEBEN aHair is interesting from all angles. MARY CHANEY holds sway with her Black Tea Kettle gang. AL BRINKER and CARSON STONE strut around trying out theories in the Psychology of Mar- riage. BILL CRASS is an Indian given , he took back his Christmas present watch from LORRAINE GENE. CHAR- LOTTE LEVERT had. better concentrate on her old flame from Haynesville, since she lost out in a big way here to the little KEEN girl. KATHLYN HATCHET fainted one day while she was talking to JESSE on the telephone, tsk! tskl Who did SPARKY WADE lose out to with CAROL COE? fcflllfillillfd on Page j'72J H i ' u A LITTLE Snr: H 'QDESVV won go..,.,,.,,G sm O x P You me nom on XX N' U95 'rowomc -gl 9 X cl .n ig-X 90 vpv RICHAA S LROY M 4 ' x Q 1 D ' ' ':'J I I I X N Q x X .. X IAN:-1 2.156 fu - --- - ff ,,, ,xy J ' . j-4, , 9- x oowv came WHEQD, 54, ,UN ' ' 51 Qu 9? 'fdl-'- 9 - ' f S1131 0 0' 5,-1, 9 , A- , 15 E p X I 1 , gg I F'- Nf W N H 1 1 6 Q ,-X I X , fx 'N ' 1 A L ,iq V, ,X 4 'nu .J H4 N V ,1 1, ck, 1 ' ' UM A Nl 13' fff- f , I LQ' 1,.:' S fx I ,... yr' apo!-J ' X owl rj ' ' ff? XL ,MWC QMcy+f' -f 'Avg MN? X 5, . X 49- A I-ji' 3 1 I .- .::ii..x N-, Q4 Q-1 Q I u. N : M 'f 'I X 2 3 M RSA:-V 4- X E liss , X K K f' V X V., - 4 . Bef? 049' f fi'?' 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U. he 3 BEST wus:-IES AND A NEVER- ,,, g fi'R'1x,A5,6ir,T AL ff' if 5' , 1 x ,X 49' FAILING SUPPLY OF PURE, fx QEXQQ-T ZW ,F Kfj ff 'Q ,I ff , SOFT WATER L .M 1 I 'I fx ' Ng f X- J BATON ROUGE WATER Fx X X WORKS COMPANY M 67, ww-'A' X SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY N Egpiios Pm sorry, Colonel, but the laundry put too much t h ' th 'f ' S HIC ID 9 Unl 011115 agalh. A Man Is JucIgecI bythe Company He Keeps .... A STORE BY ITS MERCHANDISE A GOOD repuTaTion cosIs eTIorI . . . consTanI aI'IerTIIon . . . careful pruning. . . . Oues+ionaIoIe assocIaTes will Iower high slrandards. REWARDED BY YEARS OF PAINSTAKING EFFORT IN SE- LECTING THE BEST STANDARD MAKES OF MERCHANDISE, WELSH 81 LEVY HAS OBTAINED AN ENVIABLE REPUTATION. BY THEIR NAMES YOU KNOW THEM- DOBBS, AND STETSON HATS . . . EDWIN CLAPP , . .THOMPSON . . . AND FREEMAN SHOES KUPPENHEIMER . . . MICHAELS-STERNS . . . AND VARSITY-TOWN CLOTHES INTERWOVEN SOCKS . . . MANHATTAN SHIRTS . . . ARROW SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR WELSH 8g LEVY 363 In Perfect Harmony with Louisiana State University's Great Program ot Expansion Twenty years ago, in November ot l9l7, the tirst L.S.U. CAFETERIA was established. lt was the tirst ot its lcind in Louisiana, and served the then astounding number ot 400 outsiders and students! Today it is the largest university cateteria in the United States and serves slightly over 5,500 students a day. lt otters a superior service at prices that cover only the buy- ing cost and the preparation ot the tood. The toods are ot the highest quality, prepared in absolutely sanitary kitchens, and served in pleasant surroundings, with a stu- dent orchestra to play tor you while you eat. lnto the tar-reaching program ot economy which en- ables every student at Louisiana State University to secure a college education at the lowest prices in the country, the tacilities ot the L.S.U. CAFETERIA tit pertectly. THE L. S. U. CAFETERIA A. C. PICKETT, Manager 364 4 r P - -the students of L S . ES een OUT' pl OU BC leVelll9l'll' Urlng OUT h b cl li' cl ' U fourteen years in Baton Rouge so .--.. . ' xiii? Q 0 kia ' ' e 'fiii'-iff . e ,ai-if ' 1:51 - V ' - ,, ' ' '. n , v . . , 4' . 1 .,...4-:,'5Fi.Effa qff' Ju 1 ' 'tilt ' - ' . ' ' .eff s . 1is'H1. 'f -- si-toe stoize 1 .-,iwnii-I- g .4 ' 1 nn 'nr' ' 'Q' ' D nnnninxrnnn I .I .mm U 357 Tm Ave' fi. .. ., I , fimwzatiiiiiiill .nn ' i,....'.5 , .I V - -1- es ' ' ' ' 4 BATON Roues, LA. ' ..- CANNON - OWNED STORES NEWARK STORES St. Paul, Minnesota Macon, Georgia Ken,P5l'ag,Wi5c0n5in Alton, Illinois .18 East Seventh Street 562 Cherry Street 5'23 mxth Avenue 215 West Third Street St. Petersburg, Florida Memphis, Tennessee Lynchburg., Virginia Anderson' South carolina 707 Central Avenue 106 South Muin Street 1000 Mum Street 110 East Benson Street Tampa, 1-,-1m,1dn Mlnmin Florida Petersburg, Virginia Baltimore Maryland 004 Franklin Street 41 East Flagler Street' 12 Sycamore Strom 1 203 North Eutaw Street Tulsa oklahoma Minneapous Minnesota Richmgnd, Virginia Baltimore Maryland 123' South Main Stl-cet 411 N1c011L,1 Avenue 323 East liroud Street 2208 Exist Monument Street Washington, D. C. Mobile, Alabama Syracuse, New York 711 -411 St . in NIE. 159 D h' St .14 135 North Sulinn Street Baton Roflge, Louisiana tree. 4 am, m mt A l 357 Third Street Waukegan, Illinois Muskogee, Oklahoma W1lmlHEi0H. NON-ll Carulina B kl W V' . , 20 North Genessee Street 219 W, lirundwny 306 NON-li FI'0i1t Stl'C0t ec ey est lrgmla 3 Mniyn Strong West Palm Beach, Florida Nashville, Tennessee ECONOMY SHOE MARTS I h P I 3110 Clematis Avenue 313 Third Avenue, North Houston, Texas B th . ' N.W. . ' ' 1. e125e Wgiifalfnliai Vyeifnzlirsgnia Newport News. Virginia Stregtlir Mum KL. 1'tt't ' 7 HI' CC ' V00 2017 Washington Avenue Binghamton New York , , l ' ' Jacksonville Florida 23 Chenango Street vvfhltag Kansas Norfolk. Vlrslhla 15 West ,Buy Street 325 Lust Douglas Avenue 220 Granby Street Chickasha Oklahoma , Norfolk. Virginia 311 chitimsi... Avenue CANNON STORES Ofmdfg- 163151111121 A 218 Main street . Alexandria Virginia ' ' a ge venue T 1 . cincinnati' Ohm G03 Kinl: Street Pensacola Florid 0 edu' ohm ' . ' ' v 5 424 S 't St ,t 1150 Mum Strut B H. M I d 23 South Palufox Street umm' me . a .more, ary an W' 1 .5 1 N - CDTZOSCI' tiogh. Cmgzlmat 3234 Greenmount Avenue Portsmouth, Ohio 1x35WlestaFlllllrthoStiie4garollna 'Ou mlm me B' . h Al b Fourth Ka Chillicothe Streets Davenport, Iowa ii1rgi1n1gTa1n:1n A: ama N 'th Roanoke Vir inia HENRY CLAY STORE 222 West Second Street cnne' ul 313 South ieiferson Street Tampa' Florida D .t M. h. Bloomington, Illinois ' 1527 Seventh Avenue vfgfylb E:l'lt'g2':rerS0n Avenue um South wnshimnon st. RUSH Mmngtxgzfh Carolina Env LOGAN Mews sToRes , ' t anta, Georgia Degnm' Micnigan Cegiig 225322. iinzguc' Sin. S,,nlAn1on1o, Texas as Peachtree Street. NJQ. 1.31 Gratiot Avenue 321 luust Houston Street Bnhimore Maryland Hudson, New York CoilgllilrlimnS,ougg4cg1arolina shnennnort, Louisiana 421 South Broadway G21 Warren Street 1 1 exits Street Cleveland' 01,10 , Council Bluffs Iowa , 226 Public Square Hutchinson Kang 5 1 Spartanburg South Carolina 123 wwf Muinagtrvvt 413 WOSL Bl'UUll1VlW 135 East lVluin Street Cleveland. Ohio , , l 1974 Exist Ninth Street Jacksgn Mississippi Deffolfi Michigan St. Louis, Missouri 1111 West Cu1,i111,1 311.061 5449 Mivliiiiim AVOINIC 5086 Easton Avenue Dailfgn -gnelgzs Street Leavenworth K n Detroit Michigan Waterloo Iowa - - - 425 Deiuwlu-0 E15-3:1 7757, West Vernor Iliizhwny 119 Euvst Fourth Street De1??1ltiV1l:l,:.l,:Lgi1l:,cn1,c Lincoln Nebraska Durham North Carolina 1 Detroit Michigan 114o 'o street 106 West Main street ONEIL STORES 345 lvlichignn Avenue A t G ' . - ' A Ligtgg lifclf, arkansas Fligmfi lglichiggn S tlillls a,roa?lmSilfl:et Def1:1Zg'JlZlt:2:-:iigglmnnu Ave um ree I .out 'uxzimiw Street . ' ' Mn k W, , . BrF1tflatT:nnqeti5ei Fort Worth, Texas 'nlgg'-'Neezn Vnilfflilsgn Gary, Indiana ' L 0 ' 00 713 Main Street or ni treat 082 U 0Udl'l'flY Charlotte, North Carolina sh ill T nn ss 111W t'l'dSt'-t Navmeeee MOMIE. Aliibifma Greenville, South Carolina cs ru 0 S IOL 241 Fourth Avenue' North 159 Dauphin Street 2 Sguth Main Stpggi, Columbtas, Ggorgia omnhoma City, okhhoma 1127 iron way . . - M0l1l80meFYi Alabama I-Ianover, Pennsylvania D .H V. . . 102 west Mum Street 3214: DOXt0l' AVCHUC 8 Ccnter'Squnre mfv' e' . lrglmal Richmond, Virginia 435 Mum Street 626 East Broad Street Sh?5?eEl19?kli2l:81mgtFC0t JOETS1, Itl'Ilitiii1scSlttrieet Decatur, Illinois Scranton, Pennsylvania S C I 129 North Witter Street 433 Lucknwnnnn Avenue loux HY' OWH Lafayette, Indiana High Point North Carolina Tulsa Oklahoma G21 I 'th Street 127 North Fourth Street' 186 Suutli Miiin Street 303' Sullth Mttln Sl'.I'00t sf- JOSEPH. Missouri Lorain, Ohio Kansas City, Kansas Washington, D. C. 705 Felix Street 436 llroudwny 622 Minnesota Avenue 434 Ninth Street, N.W. 365 f' wgxff .CLI ff V7 I j 1 g 1'7'Yl!!vv K N r f f sw, i K - MW v a Q. , 62212 may 'Wy SQ ., K R V d p by Nw ja fly y W! ' 'J Q Q-' f ' , 'ff ' 1' f .FC xv vlls ,g vt '11 h K gill.-I1 f 5 .W IMPOSSIBLE QWirh many apologies to Vanity Fair and Vogue! That quaint old duck fwe're speaking of none other than Professor Supersnooper, who has devoted his entire time this past year, not to teaching as a few professors do, but to find- ing out the low-down on the higher-ups! has a big job on his hands. Some of the outstanding students and faculty mem- bers on our own campus, according to professor, have inter- viewed some honest Injun Big Shots and he actually lis- tened in on them. However, according to this same Professor, it all transpired in a dream. fWhat a night-horse that turned out to be!! Nevertheless, being the unselfish man that he is, he wants us to laugh as he did at their preposterous predica- ments. fl, The first couple of big shots in our eaves-dropper's nightmare were DEAN PIPKIN and IL DUCE fbetter known to us as Scrappin' Mussolini of spaghetti fame.j IL DUCE: Well, well, if it ain't my old friend, the dean of L. S. U.'s graduate school! How're you doing, ole boy? I believe the last time you came to see me you were all hot and bothered over the League of Nations. You said the league wouldn't last another year. Well, it's come through, even if it is all wet! THE DEAN: That's what I wanted to see you about, Premier. What infernal good is it going to do me to give out all this literature on the League to the students and to bite my fingernails into the quick fighting for world brotherhood, if such as you continue with these insipid wars? With all the boys under the influence of my magnetic personality, we could build up a heap-big organization if you . . . ! INTERVIEWS IL DUCE: Ncome, come, Dean! Calm yourself! QDO you still have high blood pressure?! My waris a hobby I can't part with-just a friendly scrap. Let's you go review my troops . . . CZ! And here's one on our Smith Hall Mother when Dorothy Dix dropped in for a friendly visit: DEAN POWER: Come in, Dot! What can I do for you? DOT: Hi, Dean! We might as well quit messing around, and get down to business. I've had numerous letters from the co-eds here at L. S. U., and from what I gather, you're being too hard on them. Now, Dean, take it from me-they'd actually learn to love you if you'd let them be late, say, one night a week, and not scold them for it. Of course, a few wild girls might have to be taken under your wing, but . . . W BJ JOI-INNIE NEBLETT vs. WALTER WINCH- ELL: WINCHELL: All right, young man, who sent you? Ben Bernie, I'l1 bet my shirt! just like that bird to wish a lot of work on me just when I,m trying to think up some scandal. LITTLE JOHNNIE: I-I won't take much of your time, Walter. You see, I'm the playboy of the ether waves down at Baton Rouge, and well, if I do say it myself, I'm pretty good, so I thought I'd give you a few tips . . . H H! CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES and JOHN PATIN: C. HUGHES: Young man, you say you've been try- ing cases down in your university? Well, let me tell you a fC07lfiIIIlI'd on Page 3692 El FJ WE EXTEND BEST WISHES TO L. S. U. I STANDARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY Done-E-PLYMOUTH-DE soro MQINNIS CHEVROLET Incorporafed CHEVROLET HIGHLAND MOTORS Incorporaied OLDSMOBILE - LA SALLE CADILLAC WHITEHEAD MOTOR COMPANY FORD - LINCOLN NELSON AND EAST MOTOR COMPANY Incorporafed FORD E Ll 367 L MANGEIPS are style leaders In Campus Fashions Always first to show the newest and smartest. MANGEL'S prices are always the lowest for quality fashions. MANGEUS for dresses, suits, coats. IVIANGEIJS for lingerie, blouses, Fan Tan hosiery, sweaters, skirts. ON T0 MANGEUS! Z DWR PICTURE WMM C- N .gl Q Db C5 X 7 ,Lk fl ff! U ll lf , fi 5 47 J-Jil? ' A STUDENT FOR 56 YEARS! O ln i880 we enrolled in +he School of Furni+ure. And we're siill siudenisl For 56 years we have sfudied, avidly, fhe cre- a+ions of fhe furniiure s+ylis+s and manu- faciurers. Each year we go 'io markei, and csmhli affer considerable inspeciion, seleci furni- iure we know our cusfomers like. We al- ways offer 'rhem 'ihe finesl qualiiy, newes+ siyles, and biggesi dollar for dollar values. We're known as Dependable Home Fur- nishers Since '80. Eiga' Dependable Home Furnishers Since '80. I49 ST. FERDINAND ST. PHONE 690 368 2 VY BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS FROM Ronaidson 8t Puckett Co., Ltd. DISTRIBUTORS PLEE-ZING TOP OUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS DEVOE PAINTS AND VARNISHES JOHNS-MANVILLE ROOFING AND BUILDING SPECIALTY IMPOSSIBLE INTERVIEWS fC07llTlIllL'd from Page 366j few things: Remember your court is one of the highest tribu- nals of Democracy. Do you realize that some of your associ- ate justices use the court table as a footstool? They use to- bacco and soft drinks while in session, and still worse, you often go to sleep when some important issue is at hand. PATIN: But, Mr. Hughes, you must remember this is a college an' . . . HUGHES: Nevertheless, young man, your court's a flop. From now on, you flip a coin to find out if that student is right or wrong. Iii This one occurred when ROCCO CONTINI, star of many an opera, interrupted one of BING CROSBY'S broadcasts: CONTINI: Mn Crosby, I've heard you sing over the radio several times, and I'd like to make a few suggestions that would improve your efforts. Now, I suggest . . . CROSBY: Say, what's wrong with my voice, anyway? I broke into Hollywood and made thousands marvel at my hits. CONTINI: That's just it, Crosby. Your singing is all right as popular stuff goes, but you're wasting your time . . . ', f6j The two extremes met as FOY VAN DOLSEN hit it off with BARNUM 86 BAILEY'S Midget. MIDGET: Is such a human skyscraper possible? V. DOLSEN: Join the Speech Department, and you'll grow up. It happened right there that Supersnooper rolled off the bed and went boom! And thus ends our gossipy interviews. Newrtet ti SI-me STAKE Always Features the Newest Styles for Every Walk of Life WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR NEW PATTERNS We Specialize In Perfect Fitting 413 THIRD STREET BATON ROUGE 369 W N XX-V' ff 4 vf ,, 4, OW , ' f rf f MQW? M ww df . -5 X1 I. ,pl 2 Vop, hge - X WBW . -Q' ylol' Q Z Ox -Y www QEAIZNE X fkfg K5 A HQLIUAV no Jphl' pl? P' K Q f A' ' Q x , 5 X A , f: ff ,ffl f W-ff 46. 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AND IT COMES OUT HERE- fC07lfill1lL'Ilff01ll Page 36oj And that reminds us, BILL BOYD, you were also nomi- nated with DOT CALVERT as being the Best Looking Cou- ple on the campus. RIP COLLINS is quite the he-man to LIBBY BOWEN. Everyone is positive that BUTCH HELVESTON and RO- CILLE LAUDENHEIM are married. LAURA LEE CAL- LAHAN is now sitting around on pins and needles waiting to see if JUSTIN RUKAS is going to pop the fatal question. BURNS BENNETT used to be a big brother to the PIERCE twins, but now he's devoting all his time in bringing outv IRIS UGLY SCHOENSTEIN. MARY STUART WIL- LIAMS is nominated for the perpetual co-ed, and, by the way, she'll be back next year. KATHRYN DYER has deserted her L. S. U. cradle to rock one from Tulane. TEENIE WEENIE BOBO GRIFFIN tries to make everyone believe he's married. ANON DAY'S girl in Tulsa, Okla., most in- considerately got married on him. We nominate JIMMIE WISEMAN to succeed BOBBY BURNS. Will MANSINGER say yes to SON SEAGO this summer? LITTLE GEE MITCHELL, we think, is a worthy successor to his talkative brother, and that is no bad compliment. Orchids to ROSE LONG, literally speaking, because she took the boys from Annapolis so successfully. We're wondering if wedding bells will ring for VERNON LACOUR and HAPPY TIDWELL after she graduates this June, some have it that mama is discouraging the culmination of the ten-year courtship. DOT EASTON has a few hard pulls ahead of her-that is, if she continues to go for that N. O. dentistry student, BARNEY WEINER. ROLAND BROWN, did you ever hear the particulars of what TUT MITCHELL had to say about VIRGINIA LYLES? DOT DEAN, who's been seen wearing quite a lot of lavender this year, has been shamefully deserted by JACK COPELAND for MYRTLE PLONSKY fthat Shirley Temple hair ribbon finally got himJ. By the way, just why did CLINT PIER- SON call for DOT DEAN informally attired in a sweat shirt? Just to satisfy the curiosity of Campanile Chat, a recent snoop on a famous quadrangle affair shows MARY ELLEN MCELROY and HENRY RICHARDSON sitting quite near BARON EDWARDS and LANGHART at a certain down- town center--the former swains casting sheepish sheep-eyes at each other. ETHEL CHERRY SMITH is wearing R. O. MCCRAINE'S perfectly good T. K. N. pin. TOMMY MIXON has taken out his preference for diminutive dark- blondes on HELENA HAYWARD, who in some mysterious manner disposed of a Chi Psi pin to take Thomas' badge. DUDLEY BERWICK, too, has stuck to his favorite type- plumpish blondes, and to be explicit, VIRGINIA HEIDEL- BERG. And all the time BEVERLY JANE MCDONALD is back parley-vousing in the French house JOE WARD has -for the first time in his life-stayed away from blondes long enough to woo a cute brunette, her name-LILLIAN BRY- SON. But to get back to the affairs of Theta Kappa Nu, BET- TY CHAUVIN just can't make up her mind how much longer she is going to keep SCHNOZZLE CARVILLE thinking he has a fine chance, and MARVIN LYMBERIS is getting along quite hne, thank you, with CLARICE BROOK- SHIRE. ANN SONDEREGGER'S other fyes, there has been another, all alongJ New Orleans interest has positively ceased being interesting. TINA FROST seems to be a fa- vorite among the members of aforesaid lodge. It's said that A. E. WILDER and VIRGINIA GAINES for is it ADELE MARYJ will trod the middle aisle this summer. Night and Day is now being sung by NITA BREAZEALE and JOE LAWRIEg we wonder if LITTLE MAC MCCLENDON is crooning It's Been So Long. We loved the bouquet of oranges that MORRIS sent JIM- MIE HEARIN after Bills of Divorcement, which reminds us that MAE MODISETTE sent him an apple, but does JIMMY LOVE know about that? MILDRED KING and BEVERLY BARKSDALE are totally oblivious to all others. GENEVIEVE COLE is still shining with PAUL LESLIE. Now that we've strayed over on Kappa Alpha stomping grounds flet's not mention some BYRD who gave the K. A. banquet the Hy-byJ . T. C. SHIELDS isn't doing so well with BABY GRACE VANCE because of ROY HEIDELBERG, TOMMY CROXTON and other such heavy competition. WHISKY DICK SADLER was back recently, to worship at the shrine of his golden-headed goddess. LOU ROBIN- SON remains generally popular with many, including PETE HIGHTOWER and BOB DRAUGHN. Nominated for the Pepsodent Twins: RUTH ROBINSON and MARY EL- LEN STEBBINS. STELLA HANSEN sported a Derby this year. JUDY has got a lovely car, TOM BEAIRD thinks. BASIL MYRICK'S personality is so .great that the best of boys will get stood up when he drops around. The Snoring Crooner: DUPRE SPI CHARLOTTE SILVER: What have you been doing out so late, Roomie? BEVERLY MAR- CUSE: The very best I could. JIM CATHER finally succumbed to Mrs. Daggett's course in Family Law. They planted pansies in front of the music building again this year. Interesting person: JULIA WELLS, the artist model. LLOYD LAFARGUE: I named my cross-eyed bear 'Gladly' out of the Bible. Freshman: I never heard of any 'Gladly' in the Bible. L. L.: Oh, you know. 'Gladly, my cross I'd bear'. MONA HER- MAN and THOMAS TERRY have installed a five-year plan right here on the campus. Stealing Russia's stuff! JUG- I-IEAD JOLLEY rated the S. A. E. shin-dig with two little girls, CARROLL REILEY and MARY WALSH. Such popularity must be preserved! A little BOYD told us that Fighting Marine DUCHEIN has put aside his arms and munitions for just arms. And speaking of pinners-CURTIS GREEN is the penitent prodigal with NETTIE MAE SCHOENBRODT on the receiving end of the line. ABE MICKAL proved at the Valentines girl tag dance that his- tory repeats itself. ED GLAZE trains for any future Ant- arctic expedition by dating little KILLGORE. Little Au- drey? WEEKS went for an airplane ride, and she just laughed and laughed 'cause she knew all the time she could take her parachute and go home if the air got too rough. MAUD- AMES CARROLL exchanged her pin for a diamond KFRED SELBY'S ping DAN BLANCHARD'S diamondJ . Nuttiest: MONROE YOUNG. No explanation, is there? SLIM CHESHIER is continuing his unceasable flow of Hi Bud- dyingln Aren't you glad we clidn't catch up with YOU? Ola take me back to days of yore Wben raspberries were never beard And a goose was known as notlring more Tban just a common bird, And tbe only meaning of abroad Was a trip across tbe water, Wloen tbe use of it was an awful fraud In referring to someone's daugbter, Ode to a Pansy And tbe use of tbe 'verb to make Meant doing sometbing good. But now our words are just a fake And can bardly be understood, But most of all, I want to go, Back to tbat distant bour Wlren a pansy as we used to know Meant just a common flower. HOTEL HEIDELBERG A Complefe Ho+el 250 Rooms 250 Baihs 3 Dining Rooms 6 Assembly Rooms Roof Garden Mezzanine Floor Bar Barber Shop Beau+y Parlor Laundry Underground Walkway Cigar Sfand Spacious Lobby Garage Connecfion and Three Ofher Hoiels BATON ROUGE BATON ROUGE 54,000 People Besf and Mos? Modern Universi+y in +he Souih Largesi' Oil Refinery in +he U. S. Finesr and Tallesf S+a1'e Capiiol in America Modern Air Pori' Three Golf Courses Two Ci+y Parks Two Municipal Swimming Pools and fhe Lowes? To+al Tax Rafe in Louisiana ENJOY A PLEASANT EVENING ON THE HEIDELBERG ROOF 373 ELECTRICITY and NATURAL GAS Afford Many Conveniences AI a Very Small Cost! Elecrriciry and Nalural Gas are sucI1 cooking, for cooling, for hearing wafer ever-ready and obodienI servanls -and numerous olluer conveniences +I1a+ we are prone Io overlook whar an Ihar our Iorefalhers never dreamed of imporranr parl Ihey play in our every- -are yours now ar surprisingly low day Iile. For healing. for Iiglfrlinq, for cosrs. BATON ROUGE ELECTRIC CO. DEPENDABLE GAS AND ELECTRIC SERVICE PHONE 2500 327 FLORIDA STREET coMPLnMENrs ALWAYS A FULL or LINE or scHooL A I 1 4 PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS AT I . -I - S. H. KRESS 81 If LOUISIANAICEXELECTRICCOMPANY maj coMPANY 'W QZIQV 5-no-25 cENT sToRE Phone '25' V BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA 3 THE FROSH AND THE SAGE fCoulinu1'd from Paar 3592 , The Sigma Chiis have handed out Their pins like childrenis toys, Until today, they're being worn, By far more girls than boys. The K. Afs must be budding stars, So says the crystal ball, For every night they stage a show For inmates of Smith Hall. I see the Kappa Sigs all drunks But, oh, what greets my eyes? The crystal shows the date room At the home of the Theta Xis. The S. A. E.'s are not so hot, Their pin is just a dub, Instead of a fraternity They have a boarding club. Fraternities go up and down, They're on and then they're off, The Lambda Chiis are mostly down And Haas beens at their golf. The Phi Eps havenit done so much The Zebes are just a name. The T. K. I3.'s have rushing rules That put Tri Delt to shame. The crystal shows the Phi I. Afs Holding gab with Phi Eta Mu. But it's no use trying to hear their speech Since it'll all be Greek to you. At this the sage ceased mumbling And bowed his head in thought, And said, Now that I've seen them all, I still can fell you naught. But wait, the crystal shows to me Things I cannot tell. I see the Pan-Hellenic world Gathered round the gates of Hell. The Devilis standing at the gate, Holding out his hand, Admitting not a single soul Wlvois not a fraternity manf' Founded On Honor in 1854... Thriving On Merit Ever Since ROSENFIELDS THE sToRE You HEAR so Muon-1 ABOUT BATON ROUGE'S OLDEST AND BEST DEPARTMENT STORE 375 LERNER SHCDPS YOU'RE THE TOP IN Scholarship, Good-Fellowship, Sportsmanship We +hank you for your paironoqe and inviie you io make our shop your heaciquoriers any Time you are free To shopw-for meei a friend. DRESSES SPORTSWEAR BLOUSES UNDERWEAR STOCKINGS COMPLIMENTS OF ? THEATRE AND 376 VHAT AN Satedi, Septomber de 10th. You Night De States. Mine Dere Hans, I take up mine pen and ink to rite you mit a lead pen- cilg I vould use min: typing-riter, but de gink acrost de hall has alredy borrowed it from mine rooming-mate. I bercha you cannot guess just vhat I am doing now-be- sides riting you-I am getting an ejukashun at Louisiana State University, so I am a pupil. Now I am lifing here instead of where I used to lif. Collitch is a great life. To begun mit, we are hafing more weather than I haf efer seen. At first I got all wet, especially around defeat, but somebuddy showed me a sign reeding to get me some goulashes, and den it turns dry around here. But de damage is done-I haf gotten a magazine telling me lots, and I am using does prdoucks atfertised-and vhen I come home, you von't no me. I begin at de starting--I haf a lady-lofl Her poppa is EPISTLE!!! a pig-shot around dis town. She do not notis me til after I go to de editor of de GUMBO, and ask his atfice on how to vin her. He gifted me free of charge a copy of dis magazine and sed dat his power vas gained by fol- lowing dose ats--so I'll soon be a pig-shot too. First, I take an International Correspondence Course, and vhile my companions are sleeping, I am to toll upvard during de nite. Of course, dey tink it will be dark up here, but I fool dem, and take a Mazda lite to valk along de Milky Way. Now it mite be a liddle nuddy, and de magazine says I should reach for a Lucky insted, but Wiiigs mite keep me Kool-er, sed Chesterfield. Now mine history prof spoke of Sir Walter Raleigh, and he vas quite a fetter, but tween us, since Granger starting being a ruff cutter-upper fdat's dis slang--I no betterj. I broke my Yeller-Bole Haf and Haf. And anudder ting-mine tcef got yeller, and mine toof brush turned pink, so I bought some Ipanag and a special bargain vas on Pebeco cause it fcfllllillllfif on Payr 3S5j JOSH KANTROW C. KANTROW Presiden+ Vice-Presiden+ J. BOMBET Secretary-Treasurer VIGNES-BOMBET COMPANY, lncorporaied WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF Quality Merchandise O BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA For Quality, Economy and Service SEE US FIRST We Appreciale Ihe Opporluniiy Io Serve Your Needs F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY IITHBRS Efwpw I E ' COMMENTS gWDS.ll. AnnouNcEs M LELLAS STCRES I ga SET omewcounsm C Fon A DEGREE I N SPECIALIZERS IN 5C TO Sl-00 s M MERCHANDISE i S LJSUGHTER vJE'LLsRELvl?N A -A A 0 . 'TI W 9 'Ea 429 THIRD ST. BATON ROUGE. LA. ' My CIDIIJLIT ka AT THE HEAD OF THE CLASS WOLF'S BREAD IS ALWAYS AHEAD lTl'1e following Iigures are Ialcen from Ilue Journal of Ilwe American lvledical Associaiion. 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The average student thinks he isn't. The only dates some co-eds will ever get will be on their tombstones. The co-ed who thinks no man is good enough for her may be right, but she is more often left. At times there have been movements around school to have the standing of the Tiger baseball team in the Conference printed upside down, on account of school pride. Co-eds who went bathing used to dress like Mother Hub- bard. Now they dress more like Mother Hubbard's cupboard. This, said the college boy who had obtained a job as a bill collector, is just like getting money from home. If all the students that eat at the boarding club' were put at one long table, they would reach. When better books are suppressed, more students will read them. Still, the modern co-ed knows as much about a needle as the modern college boy knows about a plow. Boys will be boys-but the co-eds are giving 'em a hot con- test for the privilege. I suppose that posterity's way of complimenting a bride on her good old-fashioned domesticity will be to say cordially: Why, you open cans just like your mother. Drink Canada Dry, reads an advertisement. Well, any number of college students have been trying to do that same thing to America. First Black Cat: Hey, donit let that college boy cross our path. It's bad luck. American chewing gum has gained a foothold in Japan, says one paper. Its faculty for gaining a foothold is its most unpopular feature around the campus. Christmas comes, but once a year's enough. Judging from the number of hitch-hikers you see on the road today the college students are having thumb fun. They have changed the misfortune of being knock-kneed into a dance, but I guess that the college students were tired of being maimed by the old dances. fC01lIfll1lI'd on Page 3862 Complimenis of Buy 'v v 'tnlmll v v 'V FI'GSI'1 X ' Whi+man's 1 f I 1 Candies A17 TRUE FRU IT BEVERAGES NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY I95I MAIN STREET HENRY STRAUSS, Inc. We Specialize in Two-Panf Suifs Reasonably Priced - SI4.95-SI6.50, 320.00-525.00 and Up I33 THIRD STREET COMPLIMENTS C I R C I. E- N Ranch STUDENT PATRONAGE SOLICITED HUNT 81 WHITAKER Popular Price Men's SI'ore and Spor+ing Goods V 440 MAIN ST. BATON ROUGE COMPLIMENTS OF W. T. GRANT COMPANY KNOWN FOR VALUES 3 I 9-32 I Third S'Iree'I' VHAT AN EPISTLE!!! KC0lllillllI'll from Pllfllf 3771 vasnit New. I also got a boddle of Listerine, but vun nite I heard Amos 'n' Andy ofer mine Philcom and so I turned to Pepsodent. For a vhile I had a bimply compleckshun, but Fleish- man's Yeast brot all de pumbs out, and den I shafed dem off mit my Gillette Safety Razor. It felt kinda funny, tho, so I put some Palmolive After Shafing loshun, and mine rooming mate's Mennen's Baby Powder-and den I am smell sveet. Mine occifer is running inspeclcshun, so I hush now. I am sending your ofercoat by expressg we had a swell time of de mumps around here, so I vashed it in Life Buoy. I cut off de buttons so it vouldn't vey so much. Dey are in de vest pockets. I am feeling sick today. Hoping you are de same. Your confectionate CoUs1N FRITZ. P.S. Vunce more I haf got de 5100 I O U, but I haf alredy sealed de ledder. P.S. If you don't get dis ledder, let me no, and I vill rite you anudder vun. MOLLOY-MADE covER QUALITY V IS STILL SERVING THE BEST BOOKS IN THE LAND-JUST AS IT DID IN THE PIONEER DAYS OF THE MODERN YEARBOOK. 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All of you have heard the story of the man that spent three thousand dollars sending his boy to college and got a quarter-back. It is a proven fact that a man with a college diploma and ten cents can get a cup of coffee anywhere. Personally I find that the more one goes to college, the more one goes to college. The only difference between a 17th century pirate and the modern co-ed is that the pirate is dead. It seems that the co-eds have adopted the motto: Every man for herself. The distinction between the co-ed of today and the co-ed of yesteryear is the distinction between swooning and pass- ing outf' I ' fcflllfillllffi on Page 3872 COMPLIMENTS JONES AND LAUCHLIN STEEL CORPORATION STEEL WAREHOUSE AND FABRICATING SHOP NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA I449 Florida S+reeI Telephone 3090 Levingston Supply Company Incorporaled DISTRIBUTORS OF CRANE PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA Burning, Ilchinuig Irritated Skin PRIIZZ-ENG nm BeCZaEfs1iIgbrJiZlZ?.-for me PAULSEN'S J. E. 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Co-eds now use perfumery to match their moods and emo- tions, and I know one that will have to smell like a Firecracker a good deal of the time. Some students have tact and others tell the truth. I have never yet heard of an absent-minded professor who forgot to Hunk anyone. All Columbus did was to discover America. Look what college grads have done to it. America is a great nation in which a cigarette testimonial by a famous athlete who has never smoked in his life is re- garded as persuasive publicity. O Ramires Jones Printing Co. EGR BICYCLE SERVICE Baion Rouge, Louisiana SEE THE HOUSE OF SERVICE AND QUALITY CO. I967 Norih Sfreef Phone 3l0I FOR FLOWERS L. S. U. BARBER SHOP CALL 835 THE ROSELAND AND BEAUTY PARLOR FLORIST CAFETERIA BASEMENT v MEAL TICKETS ACCEPTED 447 MAIN STREET BATON ROUGE YES, WE DELIVER 39 - PHONES - 253 SITMAN'S DRUC STORE CAMPUS SHOP BUILDING OPPOSITE CRESCENT LAUNDRY TIGER TOWN KEAN'S Inc. Phone 4I0O Laundry-Dry Cleaning L. S. U. 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