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

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i l l A 1' va... The two gentlemen pictured above are George Nelson and Harry Blue Walters. Tall, dark and handsome, George is Miss Stone's pet and a Barton fan. His companion, Walters, is a track man and politician. A self-made man, Blondie Bennet aspires to next year's presidency. lnterests include Coffee Shop, Laundry, and other student activities. The energetic little farm 'boy who became an Honor Coulrt Justice, Marcus McBride. Good at iudging people, better at iudgunq cattle. ,.., 1-'N If f Qi ,r . mg 1. , MK- -T' ' '-'.' I ' r via I . 'i k - Ruth Dyer, one of the Delta Zeta institutions, is always late for appointments. Likes men in general, but has been considered entirely too smart to show it. 5- rump 1. Y , N.. A , i . i lr ff'- 3 Q Arthur Lewis became a politician overnight, and won his first election. Big military man, Ace prides himself on his well-earned title of Maior, Q!-3 Songbird Frances Greer has won as many friends out on the campus as she has deservedly won admirers at the opera. Sings for the fun of it, loves to dance. Katherine Cross likes military and its affiliations. Energetic, she has acted as President of Kappa Delta, Unlimited. Katherine and her Ford are inseparable. to fl Whig ...- ...AQ f Jack Hobgood sells iewelry and Pan-Hellenic dances, is considered best dancer on the campus. Hopes to retire from politics, but has never yet quit. Eleanor Tatum will always be of The Reveille, as far as her friends are concerned. A capable iournal- lst, Tatum also does a swell iob al radio announcing.

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A big fellow who intends to be an aeronautical engi- Norton Arst, student, invitation salesman, politician, neer is Otho Limbaugh. Has little time for ladies: debater. Possesses rare faculty of mixing numerous ambitious and capable, he is determined to go places. extra-curricular activities perfectly with studies. fi 4 z 26 ,,0' Though active in the Y. W. C. A., Mortar Board, and numerous other organizations, Clarice Brookshire seems to find plenty of time for pleasure and studies. A brilliant chemist who has learned to make friends and influence people is that thorough student, Roger Detman. He is also well known in the Artillery. IU' Francis Owen Grace edits The ReveilIe in dic- tatorial grace, but took a stiff ribbing from Pell- Mell in better grace, which proves he can take it! Chief Justice of the Honor Court Eddie Shaheen could have been a politician if personality really counts. Bright and cheerful, ho is seldom seen without a smile. r ill ly? -12 5 i l we I H711 - 5l'0'W i U ,. 9 ,,-, ,. mug.-4' ,M ,. it Fr! The attractive Delta Zeta president, Mary Catfery, is one of the more popular girls on the campus. Horace Holder, Law School valedictorian, made one of the outstanding political speeches here .QU Frances Miller labovel looms as one of the outstanding stu dents in the College of Commerce. James Monroe Smith Jr. tbelowl, loves Mickey, more often seen with May Bolling 5: l