Northwestern State University - Potpourri Yearbook (Natchitoches, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 274 of the 1925 volume:

pw ; ! €x Itbris -AAA i A Ci i. , i t POTPOURRI POTPOURRINI925 Published by the Student od of State Normal ' Cbttege COPYRIGHT 1925 ELEANOR ALLEMAN EDITOR TKU.l I L SCARBOROUGH 1 V.I R FOREWORD tr, it can aditions If this book can bring to you memo ries of one of the never -to e-f or gotten years offtoifo colleg perpetuate ion, knd oplf of :atks[ J they have in pro$re and happiness, the labor expended in its production will be justified. of the ins ture to t work of tie znd. §an pic- state the nd ally DEDICATION MRS. ETHEL L HEREFORD Actinc Dean of Women Who b ) her untiring fJjorts on our campus for the development of jjnfccr ideals, by her co- operation withlflT ' sH of student govemmc attitude, has been an il n e, the students of College lovingly dedic the upbuilding ind by her motheilu Viration to each student, wisiana State Normal the 1925 POTPOURRI ORDERofBOOKS I. THE COLLEGE II. CLASSES VANITY FAIR IZA 1 IONS Ics Sketch o( Louisiana State Normal College irmal Bchool of i 1 by ictmenl In the year I sued for the reception The purpose for which the Institution • the white youth of the state u ;m«l it i the only st I for this BOle pun The Constitution of 1921 chani i to Loul rmal College, altliou h a full four-year course had l . d in 1918 Normal College has ln ion to aearljr 1600 la 1024; it i- now the tenth largest nonn.il i the (Jnlti Daring the forty uroll- ments total 19,700 cording to ■ rorrej ol tl I teachera of the Btate In I mal College I here In ell the other teacher training s hools In Lonisiana combined. tut ion maintains the high standards of all tl a teacher training colleges In entrance requirement , quallfli taff, amount and quality of work required, organisation of Its courses end curricula the - on ■ par with the heel among the teacher training colleges Of the country. The college plant Is veined at approximately 11,000,000 Following squlp ni ' nt of buildings: tiro brick academic buildings, one frame science building, three dormitorli i, one brick dormitory, • • i k li t frame dormitoi dining hail ami dormitory, one brick gymnasium, one concrete laundry building, one one iiru k Infirmary, one concrete dairy building, two frame dwell- ings, three fr.un.- barns, two frame sleeping pavilllons, one frame carpentry and math hop, one frame coal bin. three frame poultry houses, and four cabin Other equipment consists of s library with 20,000 volumes, s school of music with twenty-four pianos, seven laboratories, com rimming pool. 2700 feet of covered walk, water plant with six wells and machinery, water 1 ■•••.. -i on - having Capacity of gallons, two dynamos 100 k w and 7. . k w . three 120 ii p boilers, completi in. complete steam heating system, fire apparatus valued at |4000, 41 it land, dairy composed of slaty-one grade and registered Ji cattle, ninety head DUTOC Jersej hogs, 1 00 head poultry, five head of mules, and ath ;..irk composing ten ■ ■ It would seem from the foregoing that the Stale Normal College is well e |in; hut such, hoe not the case The InstltUtiOl d of a low build lag to take the place of Boyd Hall which is used for the i and which Is itahle tire trap, and a building in which -houhl be housed the iibrar . auditorium. Offices of administration, and liter. Us Tl .tpoiiiu Staff sir ly hope that the staff of the 1 • hook will have the epport unit y and pleasure of placing in the tton sketches oi ■ i Ball ami Administration Building. n THE COLUMNS n NEW INFIRMARY □ . PRESIDENT V. L. ROY Miss Eula Phillips, A. B. Seventh Grade Critic Teacher Albert George Alexander, A. M. Professor of English Albert A. Fredericks. B. S. Assistant Professor of Rural Education Miss Elma Werner. B. Mus. Instructor in Piano Miss Lucille Morse, Ph. D. Professor of History }. ' I P. W. Gregory. M. 6. Associate Professor of Biology C. G. KlLLEN, A. B. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Miss Bertha Violet Haupt, A. B. Second Grade Critic Teacher (21) Miss Oka Alii N IiMlructor in Art Jesse Charles Hazzard, Ph. D. Professor of P Ml George Williamm Associate Professor of Biology and Physiology Miss Georgene Hughes. A. M. Professor of Psychology and Kducation Miss Mary E. Trousdale. B. S. I hird Grade ( nln 1 . .icher Horace Dwight Mar i in. A. M. Professor of hnglish H. J. Sudbury, A. M. Associate Professor of Education and Psychology Miss Bess L. Hi ndi RSON, B. S. Instructor in Hmnr I conomics U2) Mrs. Thelma Zelenka Kyser, A. B. Assistant Professor of Physical Education John S. Kyser, A. B. Assistant Professor of Geography R. W. Frary, B. S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Miss Jennie Milton, B. S. Supervisor, Opportunity Room Miss Mary Frances Davis, A. B., B. L. I. Assistant Professor of English and Dramatic Art R. L. Ropp, B. S. Assistant Professor of English George C. Proudfit Director School of Music and Professor of Violin Mrs. Olive E. Proudfit, B. Mus. Assistant Professor of Voice and Solfeggio rf-  :r g (23) Mu. i j I . Downs, h S  sor of Political Science S. M. Byrd. A. B. Associate Professor of Knglith Miss Jane V. Rice. M. S. Assistant Professor of Domestic Art Augustus Carlyle Maddox. A. M. Professor of Mathematics DeWitt Talmage Tarlton. A. M. Assistant Professor of Social Sciences Alvin Good. A. M. Professor of Social Sciences Mrs. Lillian Gerow McCook InMiuctor in Public School Music Miss Mamie Etheridge. M. A. first Grade Critic Teacher (24) Miss Anna Ruth Nuttall A. B. Instructor in English and Penmanship C. B. BOLAND Director of Penmanship Lucius Oliver McAfee, A. M. Professor of Education and Psychology Miss Annie Laurie Pujos, A. B. Instructor in English Miss Sophronia Dyer, B. S. Sixth Grade Critic Teacher Harland C. Embree, M. S. Associate Professor of Chemistry Miss Florence Toy Instructor in Piano Fred W. Sparks, A. M., M. S. Associate Professor of Mathematics S= --K ' (25) J Charles C. Stroud. A. B. M. D. Professor of History and Ph  iral Lducation Paul Weiss, A. M. Associate Professor of Lducation Miss Evelyn Byrd, A. B. Instructor in Library Science Miss SCHARLIE Kussell Assistant Professor of Library Science Mrs. Eva Browning White Instructor in Physical Lducation Miss Grace Eliza Wasson, Ph. B. Assistant Professor of Home Lconomici Ira Francis Heald. A. M. Professor of Lducation William White Tison. A. M. Professor of Chemistry (26) Miss Hope Haupt Assistant Professor of Art H. Lee Prather, A. B., LL. B. Director of Physical Training and Pro- fessor of Political Science John Edward Guardia, B. S. Associate Professor of Geography Miss Katherine Price, B. Mus. Instructor in Music Miss Obdulia Velasquez. A. B. Instructor in Spanish Robert Whitthorne Winstead, A. B. Associate Professor of Latin Francis Gary Fournet. M. S. Professor of Physics Miss Floy Robbins Fifth Grade Critic Teacher Miss Ai ci ma Nelken, B. S. Principal of Training School L. J. Alleman, A. B. ProfttMi of I ' .ducation J. O. Pettiss. A. B. Director of 1 wtension Miss Helene Sliffe. A. B.. Ph. B. I iivt Grade Critic I cacher Miss Eleanor Bull Instructor in Hitlory Charles A. Wacner. A. M. Associate Profc  or of F.ducation William Hanssler. A. B. Associate Professor of the Romance Languages Mm Orra Carroll Williamson fourth Grade Critic le.uhei AJL (28) I Mrs. Ethel L. Hereford Acting Dean of Women Rupert H. Cooke Purchasing Agent S. J. Sibley Treasurer Mrs. William Hanssler Stewardess J. H. Caspari Manager Book Store Mrs. T. L. Martin. R. N. Graduate Nurse Miss Tess Zimmerman Assistant Librarian wmmk y ' mm, (29) Mrs. A. A. Frfdi wk ks ,u 1 Kteoaon Division Miss Zula Kkmp Rrgi lr.u Miss Ola Mi .f.ll iriary lo President MRS. K.ATHLYN Morris Secretary lo RcgiMr.n Miss Inez Allen. A. B. AlMttanl in hxtrnsion Mrs. II. Kaffif. Ofiuml Stenographer . 1) HHHI _l_ _ a _ HaH l Mrs. Hattie B. Hays Matron, Men ' s Dormitory Mrs. C. C. Boydstun Postmistress W. H. Trisler Superintendent of Grounds M. D. Crosby Laundry Manager L. E. Green Farm Overseer J. Q. Bridges Night Watchman (31) State Normal College Faculty Top Row. LEFT TO RIGHT: Prather. Tarlton. Wagner. Kyser. Gregory. Win- Mead. Russell. Martin. Mrs. Williamson. Stroud. killen. Down-. 1 .mhree. Ropp, Boland. SECOND ROW: Bull. Velasquez. Nellcen. B. Haupt. Rice. Henderson. Proudfit. Maddux. Sparkt, .Alexander, Guardia. THIRD Rem : Mi ell. Milton. McAfee. O. Allen. Ethendge. Nuttall. H. Haupt, Weiss. Good. Heald, I ison. Williamson. Ha ard. Sliffe. Werner FOLK I H ROW! Kemp. Pujos, I. Allen. Mis. Fredericks. Robbint, Nidbury, Byrd, Mrs. Gregory. Zimmerman, 1.. Byrd. Wasson. McCook. FIFTH ROW: Pettiss. Morse. Fredericks, Toy. Phillips. Allem.m. Moms, President Roy, Price. Fournet. Hughe . Mis. kyser. White, Davit, Mrs. Proudfit. (32) Senior Class 1925 Motto: lie Original. 1 COLORS: Rainbow Color . Class FLOW: Swcctpea. OFFICI RS Gordon Cloltifr President I II sok AlLEMAN licePresiienl LUCILLE Roy CaFFERY Se cretany- Treasurer FAREWELL- ALMA MATER! When Evening draws her curtain fur the night. And kiinlly st; ir s look down upon the di time for mortal eyes i« close their lids Ami find their sweet contenl m peaceful sleep i member Of this mortal bind. .Mii t He awake and gSJM ii|i at the ky. Then turn towards the billows of the d To watch my Ship of Memory drift bj ladened with the sweet delights of youth. Of happy schooldays hours i cherish mi And inid the treasures lies a tiny bos Of precious moments, Idly wasted lost! And you. my Alma Mater, man the ship; You l«ad it through the treachery of Night; though tl hap high upon the d Your steady hand still guides my boat Slight • on with your stearn and stalwart : lith, and Truth, and Honesty, and Hope The helpers four who gave me valor, strength, When with temptations I did bravely cope Hut as my ship ! • ' My elids close; and I bars gone To slumberland, to dream of futnn And rest the while my hark goes drifting on And lo! the dawn is breaking In the B The crimson hues are changing Into gold; The stars havi- gone to bed, and .ill is bright, For moon has fled, ami Day is growing Old The sunbeams dancing ' round shout my fa Remind all too soon ah yes, ' tis true My Soui has wakened from the land of dreams; My own dear College, I must part from you irlthin your loan for me, And let your Spirit guide me ss i roam, r Alma Mater, w ' ■ A j ou mo Then call me ba k again to You ami Home FLORENCE BLANCHARD Eleanor Alleman, Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Dramatic Club; Editor Pot- pourri, ' 25; Vice Pres., Senior Class; Sec. Student body, Summer, ' 22; Fac- ulty Representative, Fall ' 22. None but herself can be her parallel Thomas A. Baker . . ENGLISH - PHYSICS H omer M. C. C; Dramatic Club; Glee Club ' 21 - ' 24; Choral Club; Pres. Class, ' 21; Cheer Leader ' 21 - ' 23; Pres. Student body ' 23; Quartet, M. C. C. ' 21 - ' 22; •Varsity Football, ' 21- ' 24; ' Varsity Baseball, ' 21 - ' 24 ; Sport Editor ' 24 - ' 25 ; Pres. N Club, ' 24-25. An all-round good fellow. Camille Barrett, New Orleans HOME - ECONOMICS E. L. S.; English Club; Y. W. C. A.; Delegate to National Students ' Con- ference, ' 24; Current Sauce Staff, ' 23- ' 24; Orchestra, ' 23; Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net, ' 22-24; Potpourri Staff, ' 24; Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference, ' 24. With sincere purpose and earnest endeavor. Florence Blanchard, Bogalusa ENGLISH - LATIN English Club; A. of P.; Current Sauce ' 24-25; Normal Booster Club; Choral Club; Pres. Washington Parish Club, ' 24- ' 25; Student Government Coun- cil, ' 24 - ' 25; Potpourri Staff, ' 24 - ' 25; Vice Pres. English Club, Fall ' 24; Pres. English Club, Winter ' 24; Pres. A. of P., ' 23-24. Her whole being is imbued with beauti- ful thoughts which find expression in sweet poetry. Mrs. Lucille Caffery, Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY English Club; Pres. English Club, Fall ' 24; Sec. Class, ' 24 - ' 25. To know her is to love her. (35) Gordon Cloutier ( ' ampti I M.I I9H HMTMI B K Qlee Club; Oi Quur- ■ i let your ttudiet interfere with yom edmation. Mrs. Pearl B. Cokki.kv Natchiloches HOME EOONOMM I S A K Sincere in everything j u- doei. 1km m I Dees, Vowelb Mills AGKICULTl Ri RnraJ Lire Club Happy tho ' marrii d Wii.da Douglas . Olive Branch ENGLISH - HISTORY English Club; Y. v. C. A . EDdftor C. I,. C, Fall ■«; Potpourri Staff. Fall 3; Honor Council Member, Fall 24; Men ber f Btudenl Government Council, U Quiet, steady and ever ready Wyi.ma Eari H oum.t I M.I l-ll LATIN English Club; V W c . Parlismi Honor Council, Wlnl I ' Hi: ■■ Repi • ii tits I Wii Hct ability ii unqiu stioned (36) J. G. Fancher . McCoal, Miss. ENGLISH - HISTORY Contemporary Life Club. Wide experience — married. Nellie Graham . . Coushatta ENGLISH - HISTORY English Club; Y. W. C. A.; Sec. Honor Council. She came; she studied; she graduated. Annie S. Greene . Natchitoches MATHEMATICS - PHYSICS S. A. K. and Science Club. Just the opposite from her name. Claude A. Hart . Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. Dramatic Club. love to act my part. Ernest Hart .... Pineville PHYSICS - HISTORY C. L. C. Give leave to spealf my mind. (37) P M. Johnson . . Cypi MATM MATH I M u N I K I. S .I dignified school matf. i . GLADYS LaLLANDE . New Iberia HOME - ECONOMIC I llati Club; A of P Bee BngUaB Club; -4. s. ' Btudenl Body ' 23; Basketball, s K . -:i 24; .1 teacher, hut for how long? Ernest A. Landry Patterson I NCUSH HISTORY M. C C of P . •• i— it v Football i On beati I Olee Club I i Cboral Club, L ' .i . ' 14; • v Club; KnKiish ciut . Dramatic club Potpourri stiifr. ' 23; Cir real Sauce Sniff. 24. ]•■ c . Winter ' 21 Prei Btgnui Delta Tau; Chairman, Btudenl Body Honor Coun- cil; Chairman, Boys ' Btudenl Oorern men! Council; Pret Btudeal Hody, Pall U There is honest}), manhood and good fellowship in thee. HENERY P. McBRIDE . Jonesboro mai hi MATM I m ii S( i Si lence Club Men of few words are best. ALICE McClUNG . Natchitoches I (.l OH HISTORY s k . Dramatic Club; Parliament Law, s a K. J4. Current Sauce Staff; Pacultj BepreaentatlTe, Winter Succett will crown her earnest efforts (38) ' Gertrude McDavid, Natchitoches PRIMARY One to be trusted. Alma Mire . . . Thibodaux ENCLISH - SOCIAL SCIENCE English Club and A. of P. Still water runs deep. Earl E. Parker . . Simpson ACRICULTURE E. L. S. He possesses a wicked marcel. Nell Porter .... Zwolle PHYSICS - CHEMISTRY Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Chairman Y. W. C. A. Devotional Committee; Potpourri Staff, ' 24; Current Sauce Staff. 24; E. L. S.; Declaimer, ' 23. Her ways are quiet but friendly. Lucy Richardson, Lake Charles HOME ECONOMICS English Club; Y. W. C. A.; Vice. Pres. English Club, ' 24. Men, how can you get along with them or without them? (39) I i SIE ROYSTON Natchitoches KlKAl I 1)1 i ATION Rural Life Club; IT.- Rural Life Club, Wi: Kur..l Life Clul). Spring -■! i nuii, Bprlng I She has grown up villi the  c ioo . I . SUDDUTH . . Opelousas ENGLISH HISTORY K i. s . Dramatic ciuf ; v M C a Body, Spring; I Club, ' 21 ' IS; Bigma Delta 7 rat. Mary Smith . . Natchitoches ENGLISH history Dramatic Club; Life Baving Corpa; Bngliah Club; Current Sauce St.iff. Winter ' 24. 7 hinl(ing it but an idle Waste of thought. S. E. TALLEY . . . Bogalusa AGRICULTl Id K I. s . v m c . . Cabinet Member, v M c a . Sigma Delta Tau; Chair man. i m Group. . 1 ' id when there is a lad]) in the case, you fnoD ' all other things give pi.., Mrs. Harry B. White. Shreveport Ml Ml • ART k i. s . Quartet, B. i. B ' SS; Choral Club. She ' s quick an she ' s smart, and she has plenty of heart, for a baseball star, and ,itlil : EVELYN Pellerin. Breaux Bridge I n«.i |sn HISTORY 111 ll ■ . Sp 2 26 of P (40) - J umor ci ass Nhwui Aniiisn MAR ( I NNINGHAM , , Lllll Li Kt IBKK . Praidcnt I 1 1 r-Preuienl Secretary- Treasurer A MONUMENT OF GLORY By the shores of Chaplin w.n. Bj t h - --iiky. shining w.it- Btanda a monument i)f kI | I To the Goddess Education .Vini the 1 1 sea si mind • ihk. While 1 1 1 • - breesea through them playing Softly i. -II nf men .mil women Who K forth to teach the nation Ami the hill la staunch and solid. Ami the monument is solid it stands In all Its greatnt To the Qoddeea Bdncatlon nding out it- beams of knowledge nils the Stalwart Normal Colh i Bending also man and woman Who go forth to teach the nation And within thi wondrous temple Stands the keepers ol the temple; They who glTe their BOUlS and bod To the Qoddeaa Education And they ait on mat. Spending time throughout the in Instructing men ami women Who k forth to teacb the nation And within these walls of learning still are others who are learning, Ami they soon will pa] their homage To the Goddess Education, And the] spread abroad the knowledge The) have gained within the colli Leaving here ;i- men mill women Who go forth to leach the nation (42) Josie D. Aaron Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Dramatic Club. Let the World slide. ELIZE A. ALLEMAN, Napoleonville ENGLISH - LATIN S. A. K.; Dramatic Club; A. of P. ; N. B. C; S. A. K. Debater, Orator ' 24; S. A. K. Pres. ' 24; Costume Mistress in Dramatic Club, ' 24; Sec. Student Body, F. ' 24; Pres. Latin Club, W. ' 22; Winner of Mattie O ' Daniel Medal, F. ' 24. Her Words prove that she things before she speaks. L. J. ALLEMAN, Jr., Natchitoches SCIENCE S. A. K.; Glee Club ' A real fellow in every ja ay. MYRTLE AYMOND Alexandria ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; English Club; Y. W. C. A. - 22- ' 23; Delegate to Blue Ridge, ' 23; Honor Council, ' 22; Pres. Jr. Class, ' 24; Delegate to Columbus, ' 24. Thoughtful of others, ready to worl(, Always ready no duty to shirk Cornelia Baker . Natchitoches MATH. - NATURAL SCIENCE E. L. S. Pres. F. ' 24. Nothing altered; what I was, I am. Mrs. J. H. Baker, Strong, Ark. ENGLISH - HISTORY English Club; Y. W. C. A.; Choral Club. The mildest are the gentlest of heart. Mary Barrow .... Homer l H KM! tllATf To reap some pleasure is to son it. ROBI RI V. BATEMAN, Franklmton KIKAL EDUCATION M ( Football; Rase- Q • Club; Choral Club; Ita Tim Quiet and easy going. Mrs Olive H. Breazeale. Natchitoches Ml Ml HIMORY M C C . m C C Quartet 11 Potpourri Editor, . I mi i it voice ii one of life ' s blessings. Mrs Wood Breazeale. Natchitoches ENCUMI HISTORY b i. a .Vir aln a )s proves a friend to Jwu. Mrs. Edw. J. Brown, Natchitoches ENCUMI HI TORY B I. s . 1 n ' dVi calm and cool. Mattie Bryant Mooringsport INTERMI 1)1 ATE E l. s . V W. . ' v in disposition and actions. (44) Eleanor Bull, Lake Providence GRAMMAR E. L. S.; English Club; Y. W. C. A. Critic E. L. S., Sp. ' 24; Sec. E. L. S. Parliamentary Law Classes, ' 23. Earnest endeavor is certain to bring reward. Daisy Carlock . Oakdale MUSIC M. C. C; English Club; Y. W. C. A.; House Pies, of A ; Girls ' Quartet; Sec. Choral Club; Current Sauce Re- porter, Jr. Class, F. ' 24; Mixed Quartet. As happy as the day is long. Judith Carver, . Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; English Club Of the sort whose company you ' ll always enjoy. Isabel Contois . . Alexandria HOME ECONOMICS E. L. S.; English Club; Y. W. C. A. Life Saving Corps; Treas. Y. W. C. A. ' 23. The same wherever you see her. Elizabeth Drake . St. Joseph ENGLISH - LATIN S. A. K.; English Club; Y. V. C. A.; Sec. Latin Club, W. ' 23; Honor Coun- cil, ' 24. The best way to have friends is to be one. Mrs. Maidie Ellzy . . . Lula Silence is sweeter than speech. ' (45) . .■ ■ VONNE GUILOTTE Rosedale IM.ll.MI rfSNCH C I. C French Circle; English Club; P Quid of manner and gentle of speeih l.FMF LEE JONES, . Natchitoches ENQUSH HISTORY If. ( College da s are always your happiest days. Mamie Kiper . . . Winnsboro GRAMMAR M (« ' English Club; Y W C The wisest often spcalf the least. RETTA L-AMBRE . . Natchitoches I S(.l BH HISTORY K : Dramatic Club Never in a hurry. Frank Legler. Jr.. Austin. Texas MATH SCIENCE Club v f v ' nun u the architect o1 his own fortune ALTHA LlTTELL . Opelousas H H u mi B. a K . English Club; Y v . S A K Basketball Team Hit ways arc ways of pleasant- (46) A. D. Lucius . Wighton, Texas MATH. - SCIENCE Cap ' t. Fire Brigade; Sec. Y. M. C. A.; Sigma Delta Tau; E. L. S.; Y. M. C. A. Things much and holds his tongue. Elmo Manning Natchitoches MATH. - SCIENCE Football ' 20, - ' 21, - ' 24; Basketball ' 20 ' 21; Baseball ' 2 0, - ' 21; Current Sauce Staff ' 20, - ' 21; Sigma Delta Tau; Cheer Leader ' 24,-25. The force of his own merit ma es his v a)). Joseph Mayfield Shreveport HOME ECONOMICS S. A. K. A smile that greets all in the same n a ). And wins ever]) heart she meets da}) fcp day. Theresa Mendoza . Jeanerette MATH. - SCIENCE S. A. K.; English Club; A. of P. Common sense is an uncommon thing. Mary Virginia Nesom . Nesom MATH. - LATIN Latin Club; English Club; Y. W. C. A. Let us do the tvorlf before us. Louis O ' Quinn New Verda MATH. - SCIENCE E. L. S. Parliamentarian, ' 24. Studious and eager to learn. (47) HaRRIF.TT Kl ADIIIMI R. Natchitoches l .UMI I.AIIN k i. ..mi cinii. Traaa Latin (in 1 K . Parliament Editor 24 : ' . .. flaaa Potpourri Ed Succeu it made vf Can ' t; Failure of Can ' t ' s. 1. 1 II. I I KhlHl.R . . Crowley i NCUSH himorv s a k . KiiKii-ii Club; B k Critic, Tioaa . i ' i Pure individuality. I WLOR SMITH . . Natchitoches MAI II M II N( I s k . Bdani -■ Qnb; Dramatic ClQb R; i u ne i is an ornament to youth. I IIKLMA SMITHA . . St. Joseph INTERMEDUTI S K . V W C The maslf of silence often (onccali much n isdom. LESLEY SPINKS Natchitoches MUSK i NCI ISH c i. i . Dramatic Ofab; Y II C A . Club; Choral Club Brains, not size malfe men. ' Ida Ruth Stuart. Natchitoches I sr.l IMI HISTORY S A K .ill D ' io it loved by all. (48) A. Z. THOMAS . . Natchitoches MATH. - ENGLISH C. L. C; Dramatic Club; Y. IU. ( ' . A.: C. L. C. Parliamentarian, ' 23-24; Glee Club; Sigma Delta Tau. Would that the -world l(nerv m ) greatness. f rA L. A. Thompson . Montgomery ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; English Club; Y. M. C. A.; Track; Treas. E. L. S, ' 23; Sec.-Treas. Jr. Class, F. ' 24; Capt. Fire Brigade; Excellent Tau, Sigma Delta Tau. Easy to tackle hut hard to convince. Blanche Toy . . Natchitoches MUSIC - ART M. C. C; English Club; Dramatic Club Band ; Orchestra ; Glee Club ; Choral Club. Music breathes from her face. Pearl Tullos . . . Pineville HOME ECONOMICS M. C. C; Y. W. C. A.; Critic M. C. C, F. ' 24. A character to be admired. HARRY TuRPIN Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Football; Baseball; Track. Papa Rags. (49) Kl III in YARD iWhatoula HOfcft i ( ONOMM 1 M I chit,, v c II Team, 1 ' Bp would rather talk to a man than an angel an}) da] . M K. WEAVER Natchitoches RURAL EDUCATION Football, n Ita Tan. Hi does well who doa his Nellie White . Plain Dealing ENGLISH HI-TORY ■ngliafa Club. irl of perpetual smiles. Beth Williams Natchitoches HOMl ECONOMICS S K Bdltoi s k I nigh and the world laughs with you. Hilda William-. Junction, City. Ark. I NCU8H lll-IORY Mil V i ' a modest and U titint nature. ( SO ) Utopians, Fall ' 24 Motto: ' 7 .. norld. our field. Colors: Whiir .md Gold I LOWER: Cryjanthrmum OFIK I RS Acnls Brice PraUent Marjoril Crawford I Uc-Pretident Marcik Jomnmin . . Treasurer THE SPIRIT OF NORMAL Write me as one that loves his c on men. All the philosophies of the ages are subservient to the one here expressed. Love, the most beautiful of all words, rings like the iweetesl melodies. Love, the greatest gift of God to man, is the light of life, tin- sunshine of the soul. In the heart of man. God placed love and faith and then made the promise that all other things would be added. So the trusty man, his heart being right, raises his head with re- newed strength and serves God and His creatures, nobly and well. Faithful to his fellowmen. he marches on with unfaltering steps; and the world lays, I his is a loyal man. Loyal? Yes. He stops not when the battle is over, for it is then that the work is barely begun. With a firmness of purpose, he continue- to serve, not aware of his reward, not knowing that He ' s the noble who advances Freedom and the Cause of Man. Deeds ever so small yet ever so noble and kind, service unending and great — these are the work of loyal and faithful men. Scattering the sunbeam- to the darkest corners, singing the menage of lo e where music is unheard and unknown these are the noble services I hey may not take the form of spectacular play; they m.t be far removed from glory, praise and applause; for The tumult and the thouting (Jh I he captaim and fcmgj depart .S i stands Thine ancient sacrifice; An humble and contrite heart. (52) LYDA AlDREDGE . Pleasant Hill MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE S. A. K. Her Ways are quiet but friendly Willie Aldredge . . Peason INTERMEDIATE C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. By thyself. Marian n a Alford, Bossier City INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Fling away ambition. By that sin the angels fell. Anna Mae Allen, Donaldsonville HOME ECONOMICS S. A. K.; A. of P.; American Red Cross Life Saving Corps; A. of P. Cabinet; S. A. K. Editor, Winter ' 23. This old world we ' re living in Is mighty hard to beat ; There ' s a thorn for every rose But aren ' t the roses sweet? Zelma Armstrong Idc CRAM MAR S. A. K.; Y. W. C .A. Cay good nature sparkles in her smile. Floria Baker .... Ruby INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Silence is more musical than thy tongue. Leola Barberousse . Atlanta INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; A. of P. it is a jolfe, I don ' t appreciate it; and if it is the truth, it hurts. Ila Bee Barnett, Plain Dealing INTERMEDIATE M. C. C. Let us then be up and doing. W - ' - ,:JL-,__ (53) VIVIAN Barihi u mi. Donaldsonville IMIKMl 1)1 AH S K of I ' me our name on hearts not mnhU ANNIE BKATTY Lake Charles in II RMEMATI B I K . V V C A 7 he way to Heaven is always against the crowd. RUTH Beaubouef . Alexandria ENGLISH HISTORI Iff. C ( ' . V U ( Consider pleasures as they depart. not as the}f come. Dorothy Benjamin. Granite City, III. PRIMAKY Rural Life Club. Cod is, and all is well. George Bleakley . . Lutcher MATH I MATKa FRENCH i ' encu Circle; a. of P . Vareltj B ball Varaltj Basketball, football, ' 24; President Prencfl Clrole, Pall ' Iff A v college days must have an end. 9 Evelyn Bi.akf.wood Minden IN II KM! HI Ml M ( • V W I To your neighbor and your brother be a mentor. Helen Bourgeois Paul me i N«.l ISH HISTORY French Circle; A f P. . u ,i A ' s while the sun Mm . Ac.NK.S Brk K Gibsland ENGLISH - SOt I VI M n ( I E I. s . v W. C i ' i Pall Y W. C . S-.n-i ; Y W Cabinet, I Del India a polls Student Vol Con . Pres B L s . Km Jt. k i. s Bdltor, Wlntei Potpourri stiff. I Pari i..,« i.i Ptn Modal ■; • hall the World doesn ' t l(noW what the other hall d (54) Lola Brown Evergreen ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. Witty and wise. Rita Brown, San Antonio, Texas ENGLISH - HISTORY Contemporary Life Club; Pres. Con- temporary Life Club, Spring ' 24. Short but rare. Vircinia Broyles . Kent wood GRAMMAR S. A .K.; Y. W. C. A. Here ' s to sweet love — sweet misery. Alice Broussard . New Iberia INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; A. of P. There ' s nothing so sweet as youthful love. Hazel E. Buce . . Winnfield ENGLISH - HISTORY Contemporary Life Club; Treasurer Contemporary Life Club, ' 24; Pres. Contemporary Life Club, ' 24. He who knows most grieves most for wasted lime. Sarah Buck . . . Evergreen ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. You ' re only young once. Nancy Byrd .... Peason INTERMEDIATE C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Treasure Island. Verna Campbell . Hornbeck MATHEMATICS - PHYSICAL SCIENCE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die. (55) W P CaNTWELL . . . Kelly ACKICl III Kf M.C.C v i c A . BUpni Delta Tu . ' i fell great oa es Nettie L. Caulking, New Iberia in II RMI DUTI B K . V U i Efficiency with a capital I:. Cumm Kathlei N C ' l.AKK. Coushatta IMI KSHUIAlt M C ' . V W c A : Bdttor M ' Kail H In) inver said a fooiiih thing never did a wise thing. Miwn May Cochran . M n mII«- HOMF. ECONOMU 9 S K . V C Minnie mal(cs things hum. Hi ktha Consom RY, Napoleonville GRAMMAR M. C. C; A. Ikotball, M. C. C. • ' • what thou wilt; it shall he done. Susie Connell Grand Cane INTERM1 DUTI B. L. 8.; Y. W. C . Critic K L Fall H ' orl( is not a man ' s punishment. Marguerite Courtney. Campti I (.I i-n HISTORY S K lit llu n li of the world go b}). Marjorie H. Crawford. Donaldsonvillc IMI KMKDIATL S K . V V ( ' I ' m looking for a blue bird. (56) E. M. Creel . . . Sunny Hill RURAL EDUCATION M. C. C; Y. M. C. A. Why so sad? If when looking Well can ' t please her, will looking ill avail? Eugenia Crouzillac . Livonia GRAMMAR S. A. K.; A. of P. How poor they are that have not patience. Mary Cunningham, Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; A. of P.; Basketball, S. A. K. ' 23. A prince of a fellow. Fern Davis , Glendale MUSIC - ART S. A. K. Let ' er slide. Nettie E. Deen . Alexandria RURAL EDUCATION Rural Life Club; Y. W. C A.; Editor, Rural Life Club, Winter ' 24.; Treas. Rural Life Club, Fall ' 24. Our reward is in the race we run, not in the prize. Hilda Dill Donaldsonville PRIMARY S. A. K.; A. of P . ; Currer t Sauce Re- porter, A. of P.; Pres. A. of P., Sum- mer ' 24; Faculty Representative, Fall ' 24. Her ma and pa was jes ' as fond And proud of her as they could be While Jolly Harper thought she was The sweetest girl he ever see. Neva Duckworth . . Waxia ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A.. were plunged into the ocean I would not be as full of sea As I am of love for thee. Winnie Duggan , . . Many INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Speech is silver, but silence is gold. - (57) An Ml I.i f i nnkl . . BunJtK •MAH S K . V S j fl on dfniiMp ii i, in D ' m i all things thrive. EDNA FlaNACIN . . . Hanna IN II RMI I ' l Ml M ( C of ui livcth unto hinuclt. Mi K( 1 1 Fletcher . Coushatta HOMI ECONOMICS S A K . V W. C Fresh at f n- tiulflmii rainbow of Jul}). Dora Lee Foreman Doyttne I N(.l |SH HISTORY S K V W C know not what thou art. Lillian Fredrk k . . Paulina i m.i ISH -I RENCH cle; in ,. e Re r m ii Cin le K.ill J-t. Critic, Spring . ' i In chBtacUf, in manner, in itl)lc, in all thines. the supreme exc ll ■ u ihnptit it i Bessie M. Galloway Simpson IN IMMEDIATE !•: I. rf.; Y. W. C . P. nli.im.nl.. i Law Clau B L s . Fall Labor tj Life. Elizabeth Gehringer, Napoleonvillc is II RMEMATI r i. c . of P . Bai ketball. C. L I. C K.,11 . . drinir, and he merry, for tomorrow nv diet. Margie Gibson . . Waterproof ENGLIM - LAI IN Latin Club; Y w C Normal Booster Club; Latin Club, Spring : ' i . Tn Latin Club, K.ill Current Sauce Bl ) OU ( an nm r a Freshic stud)), but V ii can ' t malre him thinlf. (58) Bettie Burges Glaze . Bunki ie ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C, C. Why so quiet? Aye there ' s the rub; She saves her voice for the women ' s club. GOLDIE GOOCH Kaplan INTERMEDIATE C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Hence vain, deluding joys! Beatrice Gooch Abbeville INTERMEDIATE C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Maiden, with the meek brown eyes In whose orb a shadow lies, Lil(e the dusff in evening sfyies. Eva Hammett .... Campti ENGLISH - HISTORY Contemporary Life Club Reporter to Potpourri; Contemporary Life Club, Fall ' 24. Life is but a means to an end. Mamie Hatcher . . . Clinton INTERMEDIATE M. G. C; Y. W. C. A. To be good is noble, but to teach others to be good is nobler — and less trouble. MARYE C. HlCKS . Jamestown ENGLISH - LATIN Latin Club; Y. W C. A.; Critic. Latin Club. ' 23; Vice Pres. Latin Club, Fall ' 24; Normal Booster Club; Current Sauce Staff ' 23 - ' 24; Potpourri Staff ' 24. We live not to ourselves; our worlf is life. Cora Lee Hill Natchitoches MUSIC - ART S. A. K.; Treas. S. A. K.. Fall ' 24. The sweetest I ' ve seen yet — Some millionaire ' s girl 1 bet. CELESTE HOLLINSHEAD, Evergreen INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Aw, sure ' nuf ? m j .. A 1 . • ■ j (59) J I ii n Hoi ion . . . Wibna I NCI BH IIIMORY Y. W. ( • ■ M Fall No gloomy cloud hangs over my tranquil day. Elizabeth Johnson tii.nmora in It RMI DUTI C I u7e, and he will tniilc baclf. MaRCERI Johnson . . Crowley INK RMEDIATE S A K The gift of fascination, the power to char nr. DoROTin KeYSER . Natchitoches I NCUSM HISTORY B K Will the ever teach school? is the question. That H omcr Marguerite Lay . . INTERMEDIA!) i. C; v v C Don ' t talk about your neighbors. If your tongue ■ iu w gum. Zula Mae Lillard . Shrevepon i NCUSH HIST0R1 . Cum nt Sauce Staff. Wit. ' ritlc M I 14; Honor Council. Fa] Tho ' the path of life be rough. Love is a staff to smoothe the way. Kathleen Long . . Wmnficld i m.i i-ii HISTOm Conti mporary Life Club; v v I Contemporary Life Club Can i ut up more monlfcyshincs in a min- ute than any one elte i an in a day. mi MB Annie Laurif Liles . . PRIMARY M (TV ( Imf i ii on. Bell (60) Mary Lyles Bunkie MATHEMATICS - PHYSICAL SCIENCE Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club. Fall ' 23; Current Sauce Staff, Fall 23; Delegate to Student Volunteer Convention ; American Red Cross Lite Saving Corps. Breathes there a girl with soul so dead Who to her Shiel( hath never said, ' Where do We eat? ' Frances L. McClunc, Natchitoches MUSIC - ENGLISH S. A. K.; Sec. S. A. K., Spring ' 24; Current Sauce Staff ' 24; Vice Pres. Class Fall ' 23; Choral Club. Just one (?) man. Pauline Matthews Urania HOME ECONOMICS C. L. C; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball, C.L. C; C. L. C. Critic, Spring ' 24; C. L. C. Pres. Fall ' 24; Parliamentary Law Class Fall ' 24. you dance you must pay the piper. Lorelle Melton Lisbon INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. And who unmoved with laughter can behold. Amy Mendoza Jeanerette PRIMARY C. L. C; A. of P. Be not simply good, hut good for something. B. B. Mendoza Natchitoches AGRICULTURE French Circle; A. of P.; ' Varsity Base- ball, ' 24. So grand, so proud of that stupendous air. Emily M. Miller . Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. Tho ' love is a rover fair and bold He shall never my heart deceive Oh! roses and love soon fade and die He shall never my heart deceive. Gladys Millet . Gramercy GRAMMAR C. L. C; A. of P.; Normal Booster Club, ' 24 - ' 25. Dig the well before you are thirsty. (61) i ima Mills . . . Wmnfteld Life Club, Wli k.,|) air young Jan Voi U ' nmi J en n-a |j MAto LEI MeSSH In . Marksullr is n RMI i l Ml J w ( H hen love is young. Vl I i Mi i ||. . . Forest Hill IN II KM! MATI K Wii k Critic, Pal] Oh! the sanJs of time run quickly out i oulh anJ beauty soon faJc away lint the ardent love of a faithful heart Shall injure forever anJ aye. I oi.a Moss .... New Iberia IN It IIMHHMI S K . Of P To beguile many anJ to be beguile J by one. Maudf. Muscrovl . . Pelican INK K MEDIATE K I. S . V U ( ■.nthusiasm is a genius of sincerity. Vii ( ii All Baywood i Nci i-M msTom K I. S ; V C Laugh anJ grow fat. Maky Neck M an sura INTEKMI DIM I | I Kinaneu it the goULn chain by n ' iu i society is bound togetlur. c i ( il Pate Natchitoches l NCI ISH HIST0R1 S A K ' Happiness is not perfected until 1 ii than d . (62) Edna Mae Pearson . . Iowa ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C; Y. V. ( ' . A.; Chorister, C. L. C., Fall ' 24. A Tvec bit conventional. KATHERYN POLK . Baton Rouge ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. ; Y. W. C. A. ; Vice Pres. S. A. K. Love your neighbor but don ' t pull dorvn the fence. RHEA PORET . . . Marksville ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P.; Vice Pres. French Circle. They are rich who have friends. ORPHA PREVOST . . . Mansura ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P.; Basketball, M. C. C, ' 23; Sec. French Circle. Live and let live. Helen Puckett . Cheneyville INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. A maiden beautiful and fair with graci- ous air; a maiden fit to be a queen. ,1 a n Marion Pugh .... Atlanta MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Has a thoroughbred pacer that goes forty words a minute. Jewel Reeves .... Reeves INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Good temper is lilfe a sunny day. Sara I. Rogers Grand Cane ENGLISH - LATIN Latin Club; Y. W. C. A. Life is full of duty, those who toil grow strong. Meet the busy hours with a cheerful song. ■o ' tt- -a - fr +i j (63) Koi Sandi m . Dodsoii HI KAl H)l t Alios M Delta i A diligent student. Jami S K ShARFE . . . Lena KLKAL M 1 ( Alios Rural Life Clul . v i C The ir j} to a man ' s heart u through hit itomai h. Lois Sinclair . . . Longstrcct INK KM! DIAII S K Buc tt on the armour, forward to the fra)i. Sow, and reap, and garner, all along the n aj . Dorothy Smith . . JonesvilU- ENGLISH - LAI IS Latin dull. Y W c A . Vic . i Latin ( lull. Wini. i ' 23; Crltli Lathi chili Spring •-••«: Currenl Saua St formal Booster Club winter coinei can Spring be far behind ? Ewe Smith Pelican MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL Mil NCE nee Club; Y w C A ciuii. Qprlng ' -f We build the ladders b i which n - ri Nita Smith Kros IS II KM! DIAII M C C.J v W ( Who mas to fat, it made me thinlf I could get too much of even good things. LlONNE SPENCER Shreveport ENGLISH lllvTORY M ' Her father ' s daughter. RosaLIE Stk kley . . Gucydan HOME ECONOMIC I S K . Y She comet up smiling. Gwendolyn Stroup . Drstrehan IS HKMEDIA1F C l. i Y u C : Tn Spring Do right if l ii luavttis lull, but there ' s no danger of them falling Irene: Stewart . Donaldsonville INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. Cod ' s in His heaven, all ' s right with (he world. E. B. Sylvest Franklinton ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. M. C. A.; Dramatic Club. Not so handsome, but always smilin ' . Clothilde Thevenet, Breaux Bridge ENGLISH - FOREIGN LANGUAGE French Circle; A. of P.; Sec. French Circle, Winter ' 24; Critic, French Circle Fall ' 24; Current Sauce Staff. A good student. Merle Trahan . . . Houma ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A.; Editor S. A. K. To thine ownself be true. W. D. Walker . Wyatt MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A.; Varsity Foot- ball, Fall ' 24. Looked for fame and love came. RUTH WATHEN . Donaldsonville ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Dignified and sweet. MlRVA WATSON Harrisonville PRIMARY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A.; Critic, E. L. S., A judicious silence is always better than truth without charity. Hazel Woodard . . . Boyce PRIMARY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Ralph M. Wooley . . Sieper MATHEMTICS - PHYSICAL SCIENCE Science Club; Y. M. C. A.; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Sigma Delta Tau Fraternity. An investment in knowledge pays. Carrie Young, Lake Village, Ark. PRIMARY C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. W or hard, and success is yours. (65) Climbers, Winter 1925 Motto: Not on top. but Umb ( OUNIS: Pink and Gr. Fu WEI I ' e OFFH l RS KeARND KEECAN . Present Gladys Kdmonds Vk+Pndimt Maio LOUISI NuTfcRVlLLE Secretary NOT ON TOP, BUT CLIMBING (in top bul climbing, Upward and onward we trend; Scaling our mighty ladder, Hoping for gold at Ita of a mi That do we trulj conf Hut the : ned by labor The valued gold of And each rung n ■ ardahip; Bui each atep brings ua Tow anl mr future ahining M ' Could we hold mi Whil. • we have Faith and Com To spur us on b le, thej remain, We know ire will not tail. Weil not look backward or down But ei er to arda the top; And though the climb ! «■ ruK ' t nothing ahall we atop For shall they brand (They who i i d the | n.| shall they lay it upon ua • lil on the top but climbing, Such is out Ami are mean to find through! (66) HHHBaBaHHaaHaaaHHB Lucille Achee . Meek er ENCLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; A. of P. Be sweet, and your friends are many. Pauline Alexander . Oil City HOME - ECONOMICS S. A. K. A chemistry fiend. HORTENSE ALLEN . Natchitoches MUSIC - ART M. C. C. Still waters run deep. Gertrude Bamberg . Ashland ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C. Rave on, fair one. Louise Barlow Remy ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; Vice Pres. A. of P. hold our actual knowledge very cheap. ' Olive Lane Barn hart, Georgetown, Texas ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. ( ' . A. She is such a school-girl as a discerning school-master delights in. Vallie Barrow . Minden PRIMARY E. L. S. She believes in studying. Kathleen Beazley . . Vivian INTERMEDIATE C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. A true heart, worthy of our love. (67) I ' l AKI B|(.M K . . Pollock I s«.i imi HISTOm 8 K ' . j oui. yet moJ VASHTI Hoi NDS Plain Dealing liOMK F.CONOMU | !. B V U I ' iV n-aj). and (?o nunc. ,i . ' JEANNE BoUDREAUX. New Iberia i NCUSH i ki N H S K . of I ' .1 popularity. Evylyn Borne Plattamlle IMI RM1 DIM! ■ 1. S of P Ih j nwii andle to thy merit , MAKY BraDDOCK. . . Grayson MOMK ECONOMK 9 B I. s . V W ( ' A A v heart it tvet at your CANDIDE BRFJVUX Loreauullr I (.l I3H I RI NCH French Circle; r P. Speech it great but iilrnce is greater. El ' NA BRF.WTON Natchitoches MATHEMATU S NATURAL M H N i K I lie stood, )Hfcl maid, and let those n io D ' i7 be i lever. I ' u lini BfUCNAt . . Paulina CRAM MAD C. L. C: A. I I Undent a io n-ill mal(e good. (68) Lou LA BROUSSARD Monterey RURAL EDUCATION Rural Life Club A felloiv feeling maizes one wondrous kind. Edna Mae Brown, Sibley, Miss. PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Gentlest in mien and mind Of gentlest womankind. Georgia Campbell Monterey RURAL EDUCATION Rural Life Club She came to Normal to work, not play. Gus Cantrelle . . Lockport ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P.; Baseball; Cheerleader, Fall ' 24. That he la es things easy we must agree. Flossie Carroll . Alexandria HOME ECONOMICS E. L. S. The girl worth while is the girl who can smile when everything goes dead wrong. EARLINE CoYLE . Cotton Valley PRIMARY M. C. C. profess not talking, only this, Let each man do his best. Gertrude Creaghan, Hope Villa MATHEMATICS - ENGLISH Contemporary Life Club; A. of P. She never refuses to answer all questions correctly. Eva Mae Curry . . . Benson ENGLISH - HISTORY French Circle Not as bashful as she looks. (69) I m ii Dak. 1 1 ... Lottie I ' KIMAR )•: i. s . ..f i M ' iv not enjoy life B ' ii r Bt are young? I.l on Ik DaRCANTEL, New Orleans homi I c OMOMM ! i. c a ..r r She Ifiips the palace of het loul Mabkl Darwin hw s Vi IU KAl. I DVIMION V J +£ 1 Editor mfc ' f ' ' VJ ' Gin pfl 4r ( ' 4l ' Y5, V ' •|u)W ' l;iA-nr. As-im. . TT Art Kdi 1 Jk :i fT Art r K( , W ( ff DoKIJvi KWlT t . .j T Ston«vall Vv ' k . (riiJm we UiU . QjK _ 1 WJJin.il Hr4 .r TTi; CurjTnt « i J ■ LVCw£ ' i?Wi. ' i jriiCcViTV 3 y. i -X , rj [JfcfsYJDoilf iA • jKCorfein ' « 7f - Jr Corn himory W iJ ILY BfcLL EA S P . Homer llli l| UIl J   ' ■■.W%«i kat f)fair, Sippiri)r nl)fcn )l$1 u n. ELEANOR EATMAN . Grand Cane PRIMARY B L B . V W c . J fentlt n ind by gentle deed is |rnol Ti Gladys Kdmonds . . . Bernice I S(.l l-ll IIIMOR1 v. i. s . v v C . Honor Council Men I Potpourri st.iff. i i-: i. K i. s. fell :. s Declalr, :it Repreaentath e Wintei Thef are nevei alone, n lw u m iipanied by noble thouphti. (70) Irma Edmonds .... Bemice ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; Editor of E. L. S. Site is armed without, that is innocent within. Agnes Favrot Baton Rouge INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. A sudden thought strides me, let us smear eternal friendship. Fol som Eula Fendlason . INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. To know her is to love her. Lucille Fogle . . . Minden PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. A very good heart and of good conscience. Curetta Fowler Coushatta PRIMARY M. C. C. Why not smile once in a while ? Bernice Frederics . . Paulina HOME ECONOMICS C. L. C; A. of P. A girl whom we all like. Eddie Frew .... Melville ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C; Y. W. C. A.; Normal Booster Club; C. L. C. Declaimer. ' 24. ' ' Tis the taught already that profit by teaching. Bernice Fuqua . . . Chestnut ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Ever to be gentle. J- - (71) I ina (, 11 BERT Napoleonvillr nouam C ,,f p let me dote niji rjjci and dream in-crl dreamt of •- Viola Coins . . . Provencal I NCI ISM HISTORY Latin Club. She talfct life at it comet. Mabel Greene . . Oak Grove, PRIMAN C I • Whj ttud} all the fan , H ' ' . Mitiii rrn iu«ofi.t tllJNNiNjA . Shreveporl | d immAuuV imtnaiHi falab; Dnunade ttie Mae Ha k • r me. Bossier ART K . V V ( ' . A. Content to follow where D lead the ivuji. LoRETTA HARKINS . Natchitoches IN II RMEMATI S A K I wily word, a pleasant untie. Hi ii n J Hawthorni . Provencal i NCI OH LATIN K I. S V heart is in Colorado. JEWEL f il ARD .... Homer in it RMEOUTE I. I ' . V V c It the not patting far (72) Shirley Heard Robeline GRAMMAR C. L. C. A happy soul, but all the way to heaven hath a summer ' s day. Harriet Holden . . Bogalusa HOME ECONOMICS M. V. C; Y. W. C. A. In every gesture, dignity and love. Esther Houston . . . Reids HOME ECONOMICS M. C. ( ' .; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball M. C. C. Athletically inclined. TlM HUDSON . . Natchitoches MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE S. A. K. What ' s the use of studying? Lula Mae Humphrey . Bonita HOME ECONOMICS E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Virtue is Zi ' e a rich stone, but plainly said. Verna Jenkins .... Elton SCIENCE E. L. S. ; Y. V. C. A. A true friend is forever a friend. ARNAL JONES . . Natchitoches INTERMEDIATE M. C. C. Full of the joy of life. Archie Jowers . . New Verda RURAL EDUCATION M. C. C; ' Varsity Basketball, ' 25. After all, the world is a serious problem. (73) KEARNE1 KEECAN . Natchitochu I M.I ISH HISTOBl 8 K Oh Choral Club; v.n otball. Wh Which of the angels sing so well in heaven? Vera Kees .... I ' nuville in II RMEMA1 1 a k . v w c I lu- it-orlJ tmila with her. Leah A. Ki.ui i . . Bunku- I M.l.l-11 HlSTOftl Chili. Curri-ul Sauce Stuff, ' 24; Potpourri SI i ■■■ (Contemporary Life Clul . I - ;. II I r ■ ' ill of beauty:, in a mold of i lav. MKl. C KELLY . . Winnfirld I M.I ISH IIIMORY B. A. K.; v. W. c . Dramatic Cltib: Choral Club; Normal Booslei Club Fall 1 malady plays on my limit that medicine cannot reach, Kl III Kl.AIM kl l.LY. Baton Rouge IM.LIMI IKIMII M letter a witty lool than foolish wit H. S. KlLLEN . . Natchitoches MATHEMATICS - SCH M I ( I ,!-it football, ' 28 ' U Patient to perform Makci l Kill KlLLEN, Natchitoches iiomi Economics . Basketball M C I M r M C . I wddi-rncss of II I j i Korni gay . . Plaquenjnc IN II RMEDtATl m c o.: i P Gentle of speet h. beneficent of mind. LUCY Lampo .... Patterson PRIMARY M. C. C; A. of P.j Current Sauce Staff. My oxvn thoughts arc my companions. Josephine Lattier Natchez INTERMEDIATE E. L. S. Modest in all she does. Marie Therese LeBlanc, Paincourtville ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P.; Treas. A. of P., ' 24. She is noted for her success. Myrtle LeBlanc . Smoke Bend INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; A. of P. A brunette rvith a stveet smile. Athalie LeCompte . . Bourg ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P.; Vice Pres. French Circle. Les Femines ont toujours quelque arrierepensee. ALINE Lee .... Alexandria PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. In my rvork and in my fun, I lool( out for number one. Kentwood Ivel Lewis . . . GRAMMAR M. C. C; Y. W. C. A.; Treas. M. C. C. Fall ' 24; Vice Pres. M. C. C. Winter ' 24. The mildest manner and gentlest heart. Mary Lindsey . . Shreveport INTERMEDIATE M, C. C; A. of P. She has beautiful thoughts. (75) Mim Lucia . . . . Lm engush KisTom ch fin . [ P, Happy am I ; frm M h aren ' t the} all contented lil(e im I l ( M( CORQUOOALJ . ihitoches isn RM1 nun S K • 11 not as bashful as she looks ' ' All. Mi INNB .... Reason PRIMARY I . I • ; V U i Who i(notvs what script those open- . e])es have read r LETTY McReYNOLDS . Monroe ENCU3H FRENCH k r. w. ( . I heart so soft, a heart so l(ind. as in the whole world thou canst find. ABBIK MaRSTON . . Coushatta is II RMI nun S A K . V YV. C . I kind and gentle heart the has. To comfort friends and ■ Cecil D. Miller Dry Creek mm in MATH 9 m ii m i M C I V ! I ball Club; Treas Cli I ' ll.. V ! i C.ood sense which only 11 the (lift of heaven. Marcelle Mullf.k. New It ' I S(.l I3H MOIH US 1 VS(.l AGE K ol P Diamatli Club; Chortoter, s K.. Wlnb . I wealth o in small sp i ( i iii kim MUNSON, Cheneyvillc in it RMI nun S K . V v ' i modesty adds to her p (76) Mary Louise Netterville, Vidalia MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE S. A .K.; Y. W. C. A.; Pres. S. A. K., Pall ' 24; S. A. K. Critic Spring ' 23; Pres. Class ' 23; Sec. Class, ' 24; Pot- pourri Staff, ' 25; Current Sauco Staff, ' 24 - ' 25; Student Government Cabinet, ' 24. Modesty is the silken siring running through the pearl chain of all virtues. Dora Belle Norris . Oak Ridge INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. There was a soft and pensive grace, a cast of thought upon her face. Jennie Novo . . Moreauville ENCLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P. She comes to her task as to a sport. Rosy Nunez Erath PRIMARY C. L. C; A. of P. True as the dial to the sun. Although is not shined upon. Virgie O ' Neil . . Thibodaux PRIMARY C. L. C; A. of P. Who asks does err, who answers errs; say nought. Opal Orr . . . Cheneyville PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. She towers above the rank °f common men. Lena Owen .... Oakdale INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. Life is what we make it, especially on Normal Hill. Hazel Page .... Robeline ENCLISH - SOCIAL SCIENCE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. She has a glowing heart, they say, though calm she seems to be. ' MHHM s: ■MHHBHBHHfl HHHBH (77) Myra Parki r Jrn.i CRAM M AH C. L. C v ' Tit eatf for mgar to be iu-eet. Sauii I ' iiioon . Natchitoches Mil 1 B i K m d hat I trill, I null, and thert an end. OLGA V. PfTRE . . Westwego t MCUSH KM IAL M IKNCE • I. In character, in manner, in it})le, the uipi i Hence it timpueitf. ' Ruby Pure Bourg I NCI IM1 I Kl Si H i I P ' I quid, itudious girl. Walter Powell . . . Ajax RURAL EDUCATION ci. C; W « ' A ■rii ' ihu ' - concern him Mattie PRATT . . Natchitoches HOiil i i ONOMH S S K . V ( ' A The slov- D ' ijc mile teemed half Tvilhin and half without. ALU I. Ka DOL .... Wilmer I m.i I3H HISTORY M C v u C .M i . v u c . m i t Basket ball: M. C. ( i dltor .In all-round itudcnt. Mercedes Kay . . Houma I NCI ISH HISTOm C I. C « r p Keeping everlattingl]f at it brmgi (78) Margaret Reese . Oak Ridge GRAMMAR M. C. C ; Y. Y. C. A. True eloquence does not consist of deeds. Cora Anne Rivet . Plaquemine INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; A. of P.; Choral Society In virtue nothing earthly could surpass her. Della Roberts . . Opelousas GRAMMAR S. A K.; Y W. C. A. Her ambition is to be a good sport. Lucille Robertson . Fordoche PRIMARY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. A friend to all; a character to be admired. Isabel Rodrigue . Napoleonville INTERMEDIATE C. l. S.; a. of p. A girl she to all folffs dear, For her success there is no fear. Ethel Rogers Napoleonville INTERMEDIATE C. L. S.; A. of P.; C. L. S. Current 3auce Reporter; Chairman Social Com- mittee, A. of P., ' 24. Eager to learn; yet not proud to fynorv. Nellie Rush . . . Alexandria ENGLISH - SOCIAL SCIENCE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A.; S. A. K. Current Sauce Reporter, Winter ' 23; Potpourri Staff ' 24; Editor, S. A. K, Fall ' 23. A lightsome, airy, fairy miss. Naome Sandefur . . Minden ENGLISH - LATIN Latin Club; Y. W. C. A.; Current Sauce Reporter, Latin Club. She is popular because she is l(ind, noble and true. (79) Jj Rum Sandun . PRIMARY Hort Ml. . v u c y a A noble t ff of food icflfJiC Miijhmh ojk .j- ' . . £o n She M rcffVr H ' iWfr nith and ity lr Aline Scarborough . Robdine PRIMARY S A K . V V C Our youth we can have but a day. Jewell Shaw . . . DcRidder WOI RMCMATB S K . V C there is no art to read the mind ' s construction in the face. I a Sibley Robelmc MATHK.MAlli 1 -C IK.NCE Bctaee club, v v c Character counts in life. F.dith Simmons . . . Boln.n RURAI I 1)1 ( Alios Rum! i if.- Club; Y W C . Runl I. if- ' ciul. .•I safe companion and an easy friend. EoRYE Simmons . Napoleormllc is II RMEDUTI C. L. C; A. of P i.e. K..M . oo d luck ri ' ould have if. Wli Ail R SniMONS . . Glenmora ENGLISH HISTORY m i m ii., ketball lab; BlgflM Tau Pratarnltj . I Jenwn in baslrvtbtill (80) Oo Maggie Sims . . . Natchitoches INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. What is mind? No matter What is matter? Never mind. A J}ora Smith .... Lecompte Itf | ENGLISH - FRENCH ' — French Circle Title and profit I resign; The post of honor shall be mine. Amy Soileau Ville Platte • •■ ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P. A touch of nature ' s genial glow. Leon C. Spears .... Lillie ENGLISH - LATIN M. C. C; Y. W. C. A.; Latin Club; Business Manager, Current Sauce, ' 24- ' 25; Potpourri Staff, ' 24 - ' 25; Glee Club, ' 24- ' 25; Choral Society, ' 24- ' 25; Sentinal, Sigma Delta Tau; M. C. C. Quartet. We must laugh before xve are happy, for fear we die before xve laugh at all. Margaret Sutherlin, Grand Cane ENGLISH - LATIN Latin Club; Y. W. C. A.; Pres. Latin Club. Fall ' 23; Potpourri Staff. Her quiet dignity endears her to her friends. Jewel Taylor Jonesboro HOME ECONOMICS M. C. C; Y. M. C. A. she l(neTi an evil thought, she spol(e no evil word. Mrs. E. B. Thom . Natchitoches ENGLISH - SOCIAL SCIENCE C. L. C. Her aspirations are unique; her life exemplary. Marie Toups Lockport GRAMMAR S. A. K.; A. of P. Friendship is the wine of life. Mind en Lillian Turner INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Thy modesty ' s a candle to thy merit. I I I A VlALLON Whitr Castle IN n KNU IMMt -f P . I girl of perpetual smile.  Y3 W M.M.K Natchitoches Ml -l( ART S K have a heart with room h ] . Warren, Lake Providence PRIMARY E L. B y. W. C. A.; P i Win- Fall ' 24. ic- hath a heart as sound as a bell and a tongue as a dapper . II ' hat her heart thinlfs her tongue spealrs. Garnet Wells . . Alexandria PRIMARY v. i. s . v w i- S K.,11 I The girl that loves and laughs must sure do well. ' Jean WHITMAN • • Dubach IS II RMI IUMI B I. S . Y W • A . I faee with gladness OVeTtpU -ad. Mary Wilcox . . . Franklin CRAMM K s i . I ' h.- r Li hue to ha word, her worlr and hei friend . Ida Wild Elton in ii RMI MAT! I. S . 1 I . I maiden mild. ERMA WlL50N . . Oak Grove PRIMARY C. L.C.; Y. W.C To frown at pleasure, to nii r at pain. C.AMILLE WlMBH n . • Cami ' ti PRIMARY B I. B j mind to me a k ' gdom Sm h perl a t jo i therein I fwd (82) Pierians, Spring 1925 Motto: Drink deep — or taste not of the Pierian Spring, A little learning is a dangerous thing. Colors: Pink and Lavender. Flower: Sweet Pea OFFICERS: Pauline Olmstead President ELISE FoOTE Vice-President Willie Mae Jackson Secretary Come for a minute, today, with me To the land of Pierian Spring, Where you will draw draughts of knowledge That will cause your mem ' ry to ring. Whether its ring be dim or clear, Whether its ring be true, Whether its ring be false, perhaps, Will all depend on you. This wonderful Spring is an echo Of what your past has been — The echo of golden schooldays, Of joys and sorrows seen. And when you taste of its waters, It must not be a sip, Because you must drink deep or else — Twill be a worthless trip. ' Far down below the shadows Are precious drops of worth, And there you ' ll gain the knowledge Of mingled joy and mirth. You ' ll taste of mathematics, Of History, — English too; But mark me — taste not lightly; Or else the game you ' ll rue! For there ' s a certain motto Which all are warned to heed, And as you come upon it Lo! this is what you ' ll read: Drink deep — or taste not of the Pierian Spring A little learning is a dangerous thing! (83) M ki Aoa r Brlch cr Ml Ml AMI K . V ( I love ptnm I RANI ESH All A Di k. I .illulah imi RMeoun K V U . I food friend n io ujcj good i ommon ense . [oni Armstrong Logansport MOML KCONOMICS M ( Speech ii rare. Kathcrine Averett, West Monroe i Ni.i ISH HIST0R1 Cabinet v W I k r.,, Uamentarj Law Cl« I s k [tpourri Editor, One of the fen- that can ulnars be depended upon. ARNETT Baker . Natchitoches i NCI ISH MM i i M ii tU f B A K am still looking for a good time. I km mini BaRFIELD, Logansport HOMI ECONOMIC! v w c . m c . Treaaar Beneath tin surface ou find het Inn worth C. E. Barham . . . Dubach I n .i ISH HISTORY ;; :i Footbill - fin. i Delta ' I ' .ni i nam ii uicji Matt from Ihihai h. I .j PAUI INI BARHAM . . Dubach l m.i ISH MM 1AL M IJ v t r. W. C. A.; Ch i .ill ad student, a haid U orl(cr. and a iincere friend. (84) Rosalie Barnes . Natchitoches ENGLISH - SOCIAL SCIENCE S. A. K. Music is the universal language of mankind. Marguerite Bartels . Gretna PRIMARY Y. V. C. A.; Vice Pres. E. L. S., Win- ter ' 24; E. L. S. Quartet. Spring ' 23 Deed}) always has a smile and a pleasant word for everybody. Maude Bateman Franklinton HOME ECONOMICS M. C. C. A maid possessed of willingness. Wyatt NOVIADEE BAYNE . . . ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. A true friend is forever a friend. Pearl Beeson .... Pitkin MUSIC - ART C. L. C. Each mind has its own method. Edwina Belanger . . Houma PRIMARY C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Silence is a true friend that never betrays. Roxie Berry . . Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C. There is worth in effort tho ' it be unrewarded. Sara E. Berry . . Winnsboro ENGLISH - HISTORY Pres. E. L. S., Winter ' 24; Sec. E. L. 8., Spring ' 23; E. L. S. Basketball. When Sara throws the ball — well she is just bound to score. (85) Ethel Bk kham . . . Clift on HOME ECONOv M I Bulla happiness upon friendship and esteem. Joseph H. Bolciano . Leesvfllc m it m i s.i, n,.- dob; V U I ' A Milt I ' m r. don ' t you thinlr I am a good singer ? Acnes Boswell . . . Many LATIN - t C.l IMI Latin ( ' int.. v. w c It is not art but heart that n ins the wide vorld over. Bernice Bouanchaud. New Roads ENGLISH HISTORY S A K 1 ' Toon ' is an all-round good sport. f .i.viE Bourgeois . . Lockport MUSIC - ART French Circle .I cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital. OPAL BREEDEN Liverpool HOME ECONOMU 1 I. p.; v v c Diesiglit. strength, and kindliness. Marguerite V. Brooks. Crowley ENGLISH (KfM ii W. • Tr. -.i- B. A. K., Spin, ' n, Ptm s k I ' .ni Li Choral Club Nothing is too good that can he said of ' Charlie ' . Mstelle Brown . . Shrevepofl HOMt ECONOMICS I ' m- S K ci disposition is as lovely as her fat e. (86) LEATRICE BRUMFIELD, Sunny Hill INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Above our life n e love a steadfast friend. LURLINE BUSH Pleasant Hill MUSIC - ART C. L. C. Her street voice is a pleasure to all who hear it. Mercedes Callaghan, Alexandria INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. Not afraid of rvork but rather not be intimately associated with it. Viola Carter . . Lake Arthur INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. Excuse me for living; I fell out of the hearse. Eugenie Carville . Plaquemine ENGLISH - HISTORY Parliamentary Law, Fall ' 23; S. A. K. Editor, Spring ' 23; S. A. K. Sec, Fall ' 24; A. of P. Cabinet. Here ' s to ' Tee ' — to £non her is to love her. Alice M. Chaney . Bluff Creek RURAL EDUCATION Rural Life Club Kind hearts are more than coronets. Beatrice Chapman . . Bunkie MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE Y. Y. C A.; Sec. Science Club, ' 23 - ' 24. Duty and to-day are ours. Josephine E. Clinton . Pollock CRAMMAR S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Modesty and quiet go hand in hand. Vi= (87) _J Pm.MA COODY . . . Longslrret I N«.l tSH HISTORY II I • i . V .■I I ways faithful to that whuh shi unjertai. Lome Coon J cn a MMAR . iu learning, what a thing it is. i Nedra Cromwell . . Monroe IMI K MEDIATE B K Currenl Battt •• Bidltor Win ; «c S A K . K.ill ' 24; Editor in Chief Currenl B k i Nor ' • Club; T i) i Inb; Pol pourrl SI Chairman Entei l in-lit Oornmltta Dram itlc Club, She ' i nitty and she ' s true, net liimU arc the sl(i K L. Culbekison. Natchitoches MATHEMATICS M II N( I • ' 111!) It ' i little I care which path I take. William P. Culbertson. Natchitoches MATHEMATICS - PHYSICAL SCIENCE Si leace Club Boys, I ' ve ruined myself. ermce Lillian Dawson . . . B IN n Iv ' Mt DIM! B K . V ( Qoie P ,v. hut with the kind of quietness that means knowledge. Mary F.na Di Boyce HOMl I ( ONOMM S V. W. C. A Bl • • in r | Always in a jolly and talkative mood. I .OKI DeArmoND, Baton Rouge I N«.l IMI HISTORY c I. i Y.VT.C.A .S i n,ars her smile as gracefully as she manages her third grade antlinu-ln , m (88) Helen Deaton . . . Kinder INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. ; Y. W. C. A. Have you seen Shin? Flo DEGENERES . . Alexandria PRIMARY S. A. K.; Art Editor Potpourri, ' 25 She has made Potpourri art a success. lV ) Anne Dixon .... Belcher PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. A peptomist, with a weakness for candy and Frat pins. Clarice Dodson . Plain Dealing INTERMEDIATE M; C. C; Y. W. C. A. Be sure you are right; then go ahead. LETITIA DoiRON . Baton Rouge INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; A. of P. She tal es to boofys lil e a duel? to water. Elsie Dubus . . . Abbeville ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Quiet, reserved, dependent, and demure, A friend of whom you are always sure. A. W. Durham . . Winnfield MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE E. L. S.; Y. M. C. A.; Baseball ' 24; Choral Club. How can I wall( quietly with these feet. Miss Russell ? Mamie Easterly Hope Villa ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. would seel( the house of quiet. That the master workman made. (89) ADMl Mu I .1 BANKS, Mrr Rouge IMI RMI MAT! B i. s . v w i Addie isn ' t no i mulct a imu, Hut the 11 u ' r tiJ m iifV UiiV, one of tit. KATI I. I.UR.Wk.s . Charlicullr MA I MF.MAIICS NATURAL -t II I Club; v W I Neatness first, last, and always. U)YS EVANS . . . Crowley i imi LATIN mi club: v w i . Too true to f latter . I no Ifind to Cfl Jum I v s .... Oakdale KNGI.IM1 HISTORY Wan. i -24; Y W c Kail ' 24; Normal Boo Club . I simple , ifindly manner . EVA FlNLti .... Ashland i NCI imi HDTOm M C C . V r A i.va believes in being good and in letting others strive to be c le Makcaret Flood Shreveport Ml Ml ART Y. W c . Choral Club ; 8. K Critic, Editor, Quart Hue- lo ' Poggy, there is a lot of high voltage stuff in her eyes. Kapl plan EuSe P. Foote . MLMi s K choi Intel i. •■ I ' m- ri.i l r;i: Choral Club. Y YV C I ' uino is her study: her playing is dn ' ine ; And when others hei orne famous, ' hoot ' wont be behind. I l FORNARB . . New Koads I M.l IMI - HI.MOIO S A K In, ■■ would as soon be out of the n-i ' ild as to be out of style (90) v- A Hazel Fortson H omer ENGLISH - HISTORY ( ' . L. ( ' .; V. V. C. A Why should I worry? Josephine Fragala . Rayville INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; A. of P.; Dram: ' tic Club. Jo has a decided weakness for cheer leaders. LULA FRANKLIN . Natchitoches INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; A. of P. Have you seen Tommy to-day? Verda Green . . . Oakdale MATHEMATICS - NATURAL SCIENCE C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. A companion that is cheerful is worth sold. J. M. Greer . . . Haynesville SCIENCE Pres. M. C. C. Winter ' 25; Football, ' 23; Y. Mi C. A. Lke the teaching profession. P. C. GREER . . . Haynesville SCIENCE M. C. ( ' .; Y. M. C. A.; Football ' 23 --24; Basketball, ' 24 - ' 25; Track Howdy bread. Frank H. Grigsby . . Ruston MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; Y. M. C. A.; Football. ' 24. Say boys, have you seen Keener? Neva L. Hamilton . . Pollock GRAMMAR S. A. K.; Y. VY. ( ' . A. Does nothing that she cannot do right. Hi mku Hanson Shrerepofi IMI RM1 MAT! M C C; v W. i ' tuft Vmi jh rifftl; then go ahead. G V HARKNEM . . . Hi-flin MATMl MMK - M II M I M I ' I . V M C H ' ha-t.hu sa)), l(id ? DORF.THA HaKKI OIU l TI RMEOIATt M I ' of cheerful yesterday and confident to-morrow. W iwifki i) HAYDELL. St. Gabriel INTERMI 1)1 ATE Treaa C L C L C Q I . adev 25; Basketball 14; of P. . lln-ays grinning. always D ' mrn iiIu ' JVi feeling fine. Eva Heimsoth. Little Rock. Ark. ENGLISH HISTORY Dramatic Club m f ic outside world she fails to mal(e a nome. Her tfnnJcitul n J hair is hound to bring net fame, JlMMIE HlCHTOWER ... Ida GRAMMAR B K . Parliamentary Lan . ? W C tivt you something to be done that is to be done right ' Lucille Hill . . . H enson LATIN t NGU3H Latin Club; v w C I dent but good worker. Athens Mavis Huix.i ns . . imi RMI MATI II. c. C Y u An invcluabU Y W, worker. (92) Dycie Jackson . . . Simpson PRIMARY E. L. S. A safe companion and an easy friend. Hilda Jackson . . . Lecompte ENGLISH - SOCIAL SCIENCE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. She had rather talk with a man than an angel any day. Willie Mae Jackson . Monroe GRAMMAR Y. W. C. A.; S. A. K., Basketball, Par- liamentary Law, Editor, Potpourri Treas; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Class Secretary. Always successful on the basketball floor. D. W. Johnson . . . Grant RURAL EDUCATION Rural Life Club; Y. M. C A. wish I were not married so I could talk to the girls loo. n Ernestine Johnson, Longstreet GRAMMAR S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. The world is a wheel and everything will come around all right. t Margaret Johnson . Longstreet GRAMMAR S. A. K. Chorister, Spring ' 24; Y.W.C.A. you want anything done right, do it yourself. Myrtle Jones . . New Roads ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; A. of P. Self love is not so vile a sin as self neglecting. Pennie Joyce . . . Coushatta HOME ECONOMICS C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Let us do the work before us. Ruth Kelly . . . Choudrant PRIMARY C I. C . V c . . C |. c i meniui lulh Elaine Kelly! Will the fa, all], i yd them ttraight? C. I. Knk.iii . . NciU Island I NCI I — I III- tOK Dad, I pan, J with e-c-e-e-e-e ' s. I NRI1 l I A KOONS. Stephens. Ark. tin Club M ah a brijhtncu of personality that one l tin moments he meets her. Myrtle Kramir . . Franklm LATIN - ENGLISH in Club; v v c .•I mind that all may envy. Ruby Laird . . Natchitoches I s .i IMI HISTORY V M ' ' Lliibfnness it not the end of life; T ■ v ' enai after is. a Latham . . Gilbert IN II RMI Dl Ml B L a . V W C A Above our life we lov, a steadfast friend. Ola Lee Bellwood ENGLISH HISTORY K . I. S V U Oh, blest with tempo whuse unclouded ray C an malfe to-morrow cnteffm as to-day. Miriam Leopold . . Berwick i NCUSH HiMoin S K don ' t Ifnow much about m hut une thing ' s very lint. If you want to lik,e somebody, she ' s the y ' nl for you. (94) Gladys LePointe . . Homer GRAMMAR Y. W. C. A.; C. L. C. Cheer Leader; C. L. C. Parliamentary Law Class. ' 24; C. L. C. Critic, Winter ' 25. Her conquest of masculine hearts tal(cs the world ' s record. Bessie Liggin . . Spring Hill MUSIC - ENGLISH C. L. C; Y. Y. C. A.; Orchestra. Music is one of the joys of life. n ft Lucille Lipp . . . Oak Grove INTERMEDIATE C. L. C; Y. W. C. A.; Vice Pres. C. L. C, Spring ' 23. had rather have a fool to mal(e me mer- ry than have experience to mal(e me sad. Grady M. Loe .... Saline MATHEMATICS - PHYSICAL SCIENCE Y. M. C. A.; M. C. C. Pres., Fall ' 24. refuse to be called a man. ' r Mabel Loveland . Patterson ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. And what ' s her chief delight? To dance and laugh. 1 Opal McCrary . M onroe INTERMEDIATE Y. V. C A. Cabinet; Delegate to Blue Ridge; Sec. E. L. S., Fall ' 24; Pot- pourri Staff. Our most stylish girl, with a personality that is to be envied. Cleo McDonald . Bossier City ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. Basketball; M. C. C. Parlia- mentarian, ' 24. Well }(nown for her active service in literary society worl(. David McKay . . Sicily Island ENGLISH - HISTORY Y. M. ( ' . A.; Fire Brigade; Vice Pres. Rural Life Club I ' m payin my debts to-day. u2 ■ zPt - L I ty- Jkv ' s «5 - I HHH (95) Madeline McKnehi Crawley ink rmhhaii B K . A of P er a worry, never a u l l MakcIIAM) . . Wrstwcgo GRAMMAR l c ( . A of P 1 1 merry as the Jay is long. LESTER MayFIELD Shreveport HOW f I ONOMM v K Critic, Wini. t ' IS; v W. C Always calm and cool. Dora Miller .... Reeves I m.i imi Hisrom M ( ' ( . V W C A Conscientious in all things. INEZ Miller . . . Shongaloo HOMt ECONOMIC v v. W C Cabinet . Delegate to Blue Rld| Kill L ' 4. I Baptial Sin. I. hi Cuun.il don ' t l(now, but it has been said, I hat Inez graduates only to xi ' ed. Chrystal Monk . . Minden in IMMEDIATE M. { I Words, words, my Ifingdom for more Words. h Margart Monk Leesvill PRIMARY v w K . Bprina Potpourri Editor for B. A k Cun Sauci Reporter, Pall ' 24 Honor Coon- ell for A Donnlfc Margaret is respected and adored, too. For there ' s nothing in the World that she .uri ' f do. Iris Montgomery . . . Bonita GRAMMAR K I. B Oh, to dress all day and dance all night. I %) Gladys Moore . . . Minden HOME ECONOMICS S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. There is no such sculpture as that of character. Ethel Morgan . . Oakdale HOME ECONOMICS C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. A reason firm, a temperate will. Endurance, foresight, strength, and sl(ill. Mary Murphy . . . Vivian INTERMEDIATE C. L. C. A girl more able, capable, and truly fine You ' ll search in vain and never find. Minnie Mae Murphy, Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. A friend to all. fl Olive Leigh Myatt . Monroe PRIMARY Y. W. C. A.; Current Sauce Reporter, S. A. K., Fall ' 23; Dramatic Club. 01 Henry! Mary Napier . . . Patterson ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. This pretty, little, gay brunette can dance, and dance, and dance, you bet. Olive Nelson . . Shreveport PRIMARY C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. To doubt her friendship is not wisdom. MlTTIE ODEN . . . Greenwood INTERMEDIATE Y. W. C. A.; E. L. S. Basketball; E. L. S. Editor. Mittie is a good worker and a true friend. r M NaNNI mi Og n Mer Rouge IN II RMI I ' lNU ;. s Y v i ' A. One who ii n-i finfl to do her pari. Pauline Olmstead Monroe LATIN IM.ll-M V c Cabinet : Vl 3 ' Bprtni k . Kill ' 14; • k Parliamentarj La K p., - u inter '  ; Vice Pre Btudenl • Bdtti r Potpourri, 14; l ' . c Blue Ridge Del ' ' ' M«nb« v ii, .mil.. i . Claei i ' i. -i. , io to speak Marguerite Owens . . INTERMEDIA 1 1 K I. S ; V W Have }iou seen Opal? ' Peck Kunice Gladys Peck . GRAMMAR S A K . A . f I Has a weakness for the Tonjola bob ' and ' college humor ' . Ursin Perkins . . Reeves MATHEMATICS - PHYSICAL SCIEN v M ,• . m c c Prea Fall Science Club; Honor Council; D matlc Club. ' ' ' ' Sigma Delta Tau Fraternity. Fall Most Excellent Tau Fraternity, win- 16 •7 dare do all that ma} become a man, H ' ho dares do more is none. Ida Pollet .... Lutcher CRAMMAK C !. C . A Of IV. N l ( ' Dependable, good natured. and studious. Mary Porter Goss I ' KIMAKY M C. C She thinks before she speaks Doris Ratliff . Blanchard pnnAin B. A k . v we I nthing comes to him who waits. So n iv should I hurry? (98) Nona Reynolds . . . Kinder INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. A good athlete. Gladys Richard Port Allen INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; A. of P. Not too serious, not too gay; but a jolly girl in work or play. Ruth Richardson . Minden HOME ECONOMICS S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Neatness is her goal in life. Mary Belle Roberson, Campti ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C. The best way to have friends is to be one. Florence Robinson, Winnsboro ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S. Basketball The mildest in manners are the gentlest of heart. Gladys Rougeau Lecompte INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A.; Choral Club. To any class of any kind, she ' d be an acquisition, She ' s amiable to every one — it ' s just her disposition. Truett Scarborough, 4fiiz. Natchitoches « f -. % ENGLISH - HISTORY Y. M. C A.; Pres. of Dramatic Club, ' 24- ' 25; Bus. Mgr. Potpourri, ' 25; Mas- ter of Ceremonies in Sigma Delta Tau Fraternity; S. A. K. Parliamentarian, ' 23 and member of class, ' 24; Inter Society Debate, ' 24. call you to a point of order. fl Margie Scott .... Bastrop ENGLISH - HISTORY Sec, Y. W. C. A., ' 23 - ' 24; Vice Pres. M. C. C, Fall ' 24; Dramatic Club; Delegate to M. S. C. W. Margie can act, Margie can sing, Margie can do most any thing. « A l -« ' ' i — •- - (99) .• Elisabeth Scoucalf. . Crowley IN II KM! DIATI K . V I 7 el the World slide Vi kim R M .viKR . . Tallulah is rnuii in mi s a K . v V ( A For some may tallr and tonic may stop. But she goes on forever. Velma Shackelford . Mmden HOMl ECONOMICS S A K . V W C A ' loo iobcr, not loo gay, but a real fellow in every way. Mildred Shaw . . Jcanerette IN UK MEDIATE 8. a K Quart i . Dramatic Club Or caestra : Choral Club, •II ■ all love Mildred. Ralph W. Shaw . . Loranger I M.I l-li Ml -K M C C Editor, Spring LM. || Pall 24; Y.M.C.A Mhir Ridge Doh rat©, ' 14; Choral club uii. j:. Honor Council, : Current Bauoe Reporter; Claaa K in«ir Potpourri, Men of courage, men of seme, and men of letters are frequent; Hut i true gentleman is seldom seen. Viola Sibley .... Bogalusa HOMl i ( 0NOMM - B K . v v C It it tint what we do, but how we do it. Fronii Sims Sail« PRIMARY M. C C; v W C Still and quiet, but deeper than you tiling. Jewi l Smith . . . Merryville PRIMARY B K . V W C A. Jewel and her smile are never separated. Mrs. J. M. Smith . Natchitoches MUSIC - ENGLISH Some say that ' lis better to be a suspended .blessing than to take chances on a permanent attachment, but Kathryn Smith Bossier City GRAMMAR S. A. K. Critic; Undergraduate Repre- sentative Y. W. C. A.; Delegate Blue Ridge; Member of Honor Council ' A ' Dormitory. never saw so young a body with so old a head. Sybil Spring . . . Sunny Hill INTERMEDIATE M. C. C. Always sincere, with a friendly word for all. Anna Blanche Statham, Lake Charles INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. Dear little, queer little, sweet little girl. Helen G. Statham, Lake Charles INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Brains, not size, counts. Meta Stewart . . Alexandria ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. am always in a rush, but never in a hurry. Lillie Strickland, Baton Rouge PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. We ' d hate to lose Lillie, and so we ' re glad she tarries. Until she finishes Normal, before she goes and marries. Gene Stringer . Voth, Texas EDUCATION E. L. S. There is music in your voice. (101) V Mildred Stroud. Plain Dcilm 1M.IIMI HIMOKV C. L. C.;. 1 u i .l n-ajii friendly, always read] to help everybody ;. Edith Mae Suddlth. Opelousas MATHEMATICS M II N( I S A K Quietness and value. I i i m;i 111 Thompson. Oak Grove PR] MART c I. C; v u i She smiles, and smiles, and null not frown .Amanda I owmn . . Many IN n RMI DIATE K . I. S V ( A ttreieji worker for all who need her. ANABI 1 okian . . . Patterson I NCLISH - SOCIAL ( II M I Choral Club; Sergi ml at :it Aim- S A K .In uneven combination of fun and seri- ousness, n-rf i the fun far in the lead Loi 131 H VaLLEE . Abbc ille I Nci i-ii HISTORY L C, Fall M mentarj Law, 14; A If boolfi are Worlds, tfivc me more Worlds to conquer. Marcella Verret . Platteoville ENG1IMI MUNCH ncli ( ' in ' P I wonder if you will still be tallring I.I II VfNNING . . Choudrant MMAR c i. C; v W C • that D ' i jiji . eed tfht i she goes. i 102 ) LYDIA May VlX . . Mandeville ENGLISH - MATHEMATICS E. L. S. Of her work one can always be sure. Dee Wade Campti ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. Don ' t you lhinl( balloon pants are pretty? LEUFROI WAGUESPACK, Vacherie MATHEMATICS - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P. always did love ' BEAUTY ' . Inez Wansley . . Mansfield ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. She fears no danger and shuns no labor. Ruby Warner . . Natchitoches INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. Basketball Smiling always with a never fading sincerity of countenance. Alpha Webb . . Harrisonburg GRAMMAR E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Weighed in the balance and not found wanting. Gladys Webb . . Harrisonburg GRAMMAR E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. prefer not talking — only this, let each one do his best. I fl De Carma WELCH, Denver, Col. ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Is it work that k Hs man or ,s ' ' worry? In either case I shall not die young. i ■ Frances Williams . . Erath t NCUSN hi-iok S A K . A Of 1 ' . 1 person who is true to a friend and to henelf. Gladys Williams . . Elizabeth PRIMARY ( I. C ' Y W i U the mind that malrei the bod]) rich. Katie Willis . . . Forest Hill 1NUKMEDIATI Y. W. C L; 8 LI Basket] til In athletic the can ' t be beat. Jessie Nell Wimberly. Longstreet ENGLISH - HISTORY C i. C; v W C With a disposition as sunn} ai her hair. IONE WOODARD .... Boyce ENGLIMI HBT0R1 B l. s ' Oppressed with two weak eviL. i lanes, and work Rosalie Yarborouch. Columbia HOME F.CONOMK • S K . Y r 1 t ombination of earnestness, faithful- ness, and food humor. Louise Yawn . . Merr Mllr PRIMARY S A K . Y If ] ou talk °f happiness I Will listen; to sadness I will not heed. ( 104) I Fto de   « -«$ HerculeanSj Summer 1925 Motto: I Junched but not anchor i COLORS: American Brauly and Green. Flowf.R: American Beauty Ro e OFFICI RS Fred Harkness Prendent Jts u HARMS .... 1 ' ice-President Lima Cook Secretary LAUNCHED- BUT NOT ANCHORED. ' Twu many, many yean ago Our ship Bel Ottt t S To ride the waves of Hi ii School ! • When lif«- Beamed naught bul i Ami though the my, And though th - wind li i • Our stalwart bark lul brave the wav Ami safely reach the She oli w ' ■  Indei il. With College Land - Kor ire hail conquered mi Ami little iliil w Hut still tin Ami though we ' ve launched our bark, We might yel lntt quite far ■ ■ n I twould u i be .1 lark. re nol anchoi We ' re merelj launched, j ou Ami i t -ink .il : How terrible ' twould Mm we il-- quite undaunti Ami though life ' s Milium besel our path. Our doom they shall • I ' d ire will brave the Pui . onquering all tlu Bi Ami when on ..I down In print, Th«-n anchi e :H be (106) Linnie Avery .... Atlanta INCLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Annie Lee Bailey . Lake Charles PRIMARY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. f LUCILE BASS . . . DeRidder HOME ECONOMICS S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. ALODI BLANK .... Monroe PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Enola Bourgeois . . Paulina ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P. Pauline Busbie .... Eros GRAMMAR M. C. C. Lima Mae Cook . . . Oakdale INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. Y. C. A. J. B. Cunningham . Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY Julia Dixon Dixie PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. f I i I ANOR DlLL Donaldsonvillr I ' KIMARY B K . A of I ' ,1 Ruth Evans .... Saline GRAMMAR Sadie Favrot C ! Baton Rouge PRIMARY B K . s A K . Sergeanl at inns; v w • c Dorothy Hall . . New Iberia latis i mum Latin Club; Latin Club Serge nt-at- an Miy of Latin ' lul Fred Harkness . . . Heflm i NCL1SH Hisioin M C C V M C Pre ..f third term i Plre Brigade; Choral Club; el.--- Club Jolly Harper . . . Pinevillr ENGLISH - HISTORY v m t a . s k s k . Quart s k Sergeant-at-arms ; Potpourri •f. Sigma Delta Tan. Current Sauce Staff; Glee Ctab. JENNIE Harris . Natchitoches GRAMMAK M ' I -RLE HEFLIN Heflin ENGLISH iiimory M M I A Mary Huckaby . . . Bien ill - ENGLIMI history K I. S . V ( . mi. Iff. (108) Nellie Mae Johnson . Leesville ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S. Irene Luckey .... Sal ine Sali ine MUSIC - ENGLISH S. A. K. Beadie Lou McCoy . ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. Eunice B. McKaskle, Fort Necessity ENGLISH - MODERN LANGUAGE E. L. S.; Y. W. C A. Mattie McKay . Sicily Island INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Sadie Martin .... Colrax MATHEMATICS - NATURAL SCIENCE E. L. S. LuLA MlLLICAN . . New Verda INTERMEDIATE M C. C. LENORE NEWSON . Baton Rouge PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Louise Rambe . . . Bancher INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. LOUISF. RoBERSON . . Campti ENGLISH HISTORI C I. c Doris Robinson . . Wmnsboro (.HAM MAR B I. S . V W C A A. L. SlCLER .... Ten Mile HI HAL nil i ITION !( ' i If. M. C. A. VI M i ' t Prei Honor Council . Si ma i . n.i ' I ' . mi Pratarnlti JEWF.LL VlDRINE . . . Oakdale INTLKMLDIATt S A K Eva Williams . . Winnsboro K I. s ; Y W C a . Basketball Jessie Mae Wheelis Marion MATHI MATIC.s M II N( 1 ScfoBl •• (lull, Y W c VlRGlC Williams . . Ringgold I ' KIMARY M ( C.J 1 W Nancy Yourtee . Deltabridge I S(.i i-ii modi kn LANCUACI S A K V W C V (HO) Louisianians, Fall 1926 Motto : Green but Crowing. COLORS: Blue and Gold. FLOWER: Chrysanthemum OFFICERS: Clarence Doyle President DORIS LaLLANDE Vice-President Sue Forman Secretary) ' GREEN BUT GROWING Springtime is the time of youth, Birds and Bees and Flowers; When the lads and lassies bright, Spend such happy hours. Trees and flowers stay in bloom And birds do gaily sing, Youth is full of jollity, In the time of spring. We are part of springtime too, And spend many hours Wondering just how to grow, Shedding April showers. For you see we ' re very tired. Being cultivated ; And we hope no one will say, In vain have you waited. For we hope to sprout right up, (We are ever growing.) Adding to the knowledge past. Other things we ' re knowing. And we hope to blossom out. Dewy, fresh, and bright, So that Mother Earth may say, What a lovely sight. So although the tempests rage, And March winds are blowing. We are Father Spring ' s true class, We are Green but Growing. (HI) ArBREY Ann Aiim.  Houma ISM Rid D1ATI k . ' s w ■ {• Mary ALFORD . . . Loranger 1 M.LI.sH HISTORY M c C Alice A. Allen . . . Watson PRIMARY K I. S . V V t Lillie Mae Averre . Leesville PRIMARY S A. K.. V ' C Nobby Barbin . . Marksville ENCLI-H HISTORY S K . A Of P •f Daphne Barham Marksville ENGLISH HISTORY S | l.illl BARRON . . • Stonewall HOME ECONOMU •- B i. s JOSEPHINI Bl.RTHELOT . E.dgard MATHEMATICS - ERJ N4 H French Circle; A of P Beatrice Bienvenue . Mansura i (.i ISH i m N H I l •■ Mill ( II ' WlLLA BlRDWELL . . . Pelican IMI KM! DIAU I I. B CAREY Blanchard, Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. ' ' A ' Esther Blankenship, Lecompte MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE Science Club. Helen Bogan .... Castor INTERMEDIATE M. C. C. Joseph Bordelon . Bordelonville MATHEMATICS - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P.; Basketball Norma Bordelon . Long Bridge ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P. Wilmore Bordelon . Marksville MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE French Circle; A. of P.; Fire Brigade. Elizabeth Bowden . . Pelican INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. PAMELLA BRAUD . . Dutchtown INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; A. of P. Annie Britt Trees ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Daisy Belle Brown . Avoyelles INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; A. of P. (113) 3 Jl Wll Hkcw Blanks PKIMMO K I. S i U () n Bp I .in i| . hoa Mil m t Y Y i Mm Dl BULLCM k Doyline GRAMMAR I K RUTH BUNTYN Union. MtM. I SO. .-II HI-TORY i: i. s . v w ■ i Leona BuRKE . Merryville INTERMJ DIATE K V U (A I ii Busby . . . Crowville IN II RMI l l ll E i i i a CHANDU R Quitman l II RMI I ' IMI . l I W C. i FRANKYE Cham ' i . . Simp-on I ni.i i-ii HISTORi EL L. 8.; 1 u C DOLAMAF. COOLF.Y . . SfflBpSOQ i NCI ISH HISTORY E i % ELDA COUVILLION Mar ks il! - I ni.i i-ii HISTORY P (114) Ernestine Coyle . Spring Hill PRIMARY C. L. C. OSSIE CRANFORD . . Converse ENGLISH - HISTORY . I. C. C: Y. W. C. A Ula Cross .... Monterey RURAL EDUCATION Rural Life Club; Y. W. ( ' . A. Louise Crump . . . Athens ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C: Y. W. C. A ESTELLE DARDEAU . Ville Platte ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P. Doris Dawson . . Haynesville PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. n Alberta Decuir . New Iberia ENGLISH S. A. K.; A. of P. Vivian deLaunay . Lake Arthur MATHEMATICS - FRENCH French Circle Ida deSaussure . . . Morrow ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. V. C. A. ADELENA DeWiTT Stonewall HOME ECONOMICS S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Claki DOYLF. .... Jena maimi math i Spanish l I | ( ' ]■■■- I! Summer Ethel L IX Cote . Shr« -| ort I ' KIMAKV • ■ M Clrclt P.; ( hc.r i-t. r df French Circle, Pall ' 24, Winter SlBYL DUCOTE . . BordcloiiMllt- IMI RMJ DIATE. 8. A. K of P, Roberta Duffy Montgomery IN II RMJ KIM f i: i. s . of P RUTH DUFFY . . Montgomery IS II RMJ DIM! k i. s . of P Ellis Dupre . . Ville Platte MATHEMATICS • -c II N( I neb Circle; A «.f P . Plre Brigade. GEORGE K. EASTlN.St. Martinsville i NCI ISH HISTORY neb Circle; f p . Football; I k. II. all. Una Ruth Earnest . Houma MATHEMATK - I NCI ISH K v w i- Cabinet; s K Parliamentary Law, Pall HaLLIE FaKKAK . . . Zacli.it I ' KIMAKV K I. S . V ( Mykili I- ' ord Sikes I ' KIMAKV K I. S (116) Edwina Foreman . . Doyline INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. SUE FORMAN .... Stonewall ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; Sec. of Y. W. C. A., Fall ' 24; Delegate to Louisiana College, ' 24; Vice Pres. of Dramatic Club. Velton Foster .... Ida ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A Z. T. GALLION . . Natchitoches MATHEMATICS - ENGLISH S. A. K. Ovada Gannon . . Logansport MATHEMATICS - NATURAL SCIENCE M. C. C. DALE GAUTHIER . Bordelonville MATHEMATICS - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P.; Fire Brigade. t Nellie Gill . H omer ENGLISH - HISTORY Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Choral Club. Erna Lee Griffin . . Eunice ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. THELMA GRISHAM . Natchitoches PRIMARY S. A. K. Hazel M. Hall . . . Campti MATHEMATICS - ENGLISH S. A. K.; Choral Club. (117) I i dri D I Iammtti Natehhoi mi -ii t nn maiu - ■ K . Choral Clan lab i I l kl s . . . Coushatl.i ENGLISH Hisrom temporarj Lift- Club; Y w C Frances f Iarrison Bienville I M.I I3H MInIORY K I. B L. D. Hakt . . . Chesbrough i m.i |SH in«roRY i I ■ « Y. W. C. A ZELMA HAVENi . . Dry Creek in II RMEDtATl m « i ?. w. c. a I hi lma Hawthorne . Pollock I NCLISH HISTORY M I I CLARK i I Ii mjerson. Natchitochet I m.i ISH HISTOI1 8 A K HiLDA Him kl.M . . Lecompte I NCLISH ill-loin S A I. P AN Nil Jl.wi-.i.L HlNES. Goldonna CRAMM i l C. C Y . W. I ZAMA HOLLEY . . CoUshitU IMI KMI MATI E.L.8.; Y. W. I ( IIH) Pauline Hooper Paris, Tex. ENGLISH - HISTORY Contemporary Life Club. Audrey Houston . Elizabeth HOME ECONOMICS M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Beulah Hubbard . . Ringgold GRAMMAR M. C. C. Eva Hughes .... Pitkin ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C. Willie Mae Ingram, Mer Rouge M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Louise Jackson . . . Pollock GRAMMAR M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Annie Johniken . . Pelican INTERMEDIATE E. L. S. Ernestine Jones . Natchitoches MUSIC - ART s. a. k. Sea Willa Kilgore, Plain Dealing INTERMEDIATE M. C. C. Carrie Lacy . . . INTERMEDIATE M. C C Castor (119) Doris Lallandf. . New Iberia HOMI n ONOMM I A of P Elmira Landry . . Dutchtown imi RMEDUT1 B L s . a of P Annie Lee Law . MarthaviHe IMI KMEDIATE c L C Willie Mae Law . Marthaville imi RMEMATE C 1. BERNICE LEMOINE Cottonport I NCUSH , H S( || French Circle; of P. 1 .1. mire Lemoine . . Cottonport ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A of P. T Sadie Lipsitz . . . Lecompte ■ ENGLISH history JJ ' s. A k . Pall ' 24; Potpourri oad Term Cleat ' ' A ' .ABETH Long . . Winnfield IMI KMEDIATE ntemporarj Mfe Club Mattie Lee Lonc . . . Hope I ' KIMARY 11 c c Flora McCurley Elizabeth MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL St II NCE Club; v u c ( 120) Norma Ollene Madden, Winnsboro PRIMARY Y. W. C. A.; Editor E. L. S., Fall ' 24. ROSS A. MAGGIO . Natchitoches MUSIC - ENGLISH Dramatic Club Orchestra; Normal Orchestra. Alice Ray Martin . . Bunkie ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Douglas Martin . . . Homer MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; Dramatic Club; Y. M. C. A. Lillian Mayes . . . Pelican INTERMEDIATE Y. W. C. A.; E. L. S. Treas, Fall ' 24. Evelyn Miller . . . Atlanta ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Nettie Mire . . . Thibodaux INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; A. of P. Louise Mitchell . . Zwolle ENGLISH - HISTORY Sec. E. L. S., Fall ' 24; Pres. Y.W.C.A. 24- ' 25. Agnes Moncrief Longstreet ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. AlMEE MOREAU Bordelonville ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle. Addii Morgan . Goldonna ( NCUSH HISTOm M c I ' . V W ( Mary Morse .... Crowville HOMI i ONOMM 1 Ni nn Bykd Mirrkll . Colfax HOMI i 0NOMK9 I ' i ■ . Y t DRII NOHMAND . . Hessmcr i ni.i tSH H;i m ii ucb ' mil ' . of p . Fire Brigade . Normal BKRNICE NORMAND . . Hessmer MUSH Preach m P FLOYCE OaKES . . Haynesville PRIMARY K I. S Y W ( ' IRMA O ' BRYAN . . . Abbeville in n RMEOIATI K I. S . Y ( Ml OWENS . . Natchitoches i .i i-H HISTORY S A K V OWENS . . . Hall Summit GRAMMAR M C C Una Parr Houma MAI HEMATICS l RJ sell B K (122) Bertie Patterson Gueydan PRIMARY C. L. ( ' .; Y. W. C. A. Willard Pepper . . Jonesboro ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. ( ' . Gladys Pope .... Ringgold GRAMMAR M. C. C. Rebecca Porche . . . Houma ENGLISH - FRENCH French Circle; A. of P. f Ida B. PRICHARD . Harrisonburg INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. J. y ERRYE PRYOR .... Marion ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club. Mary Quinn .... Bienville ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S. Tommy Quirk . . Washington MATHEMATICS - FRENCH Rural Life Club; A. of P. MADELON RACHAL . Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. VELMA RaYBURN . . Barham MUSIC E. L. S.; Y. V. V. A. (123) Nannie Rhinehart . Gueydan I m.i ISH HtSTOK) C I. C ; V W C Gladys Rosalie Rhodes. Pollock IMAR M. p. C; 1 W A. 1 .1 il.LI. RhOTO R . . Obrrlin i s .l l-H SPANISH s k Current Bauoe Reporter; ; ' . Dramatic Club; s A K h Bocfet) I i.l, •. Hi mo Rh ma Natchitoches fiu mi DM i. S K ParHamentarj La« Cla Glee Club; Choral Club;8ec s k . Winter, .... s a K Int. Deb i Pat Robert .... Evergreen ENGLISH history M. C C Varsity football; ' Vai ketball, . Louise Rogers Natchitoches PRIMARY M I Rosa Jean Rogers . Mansfield HOME ECONOMIC S M C I Stalky Rogers Grand Cane GRAMMAR B K . Y Y ( F. E. Salter .... Negreet MATH! MATH 9 FRENCH M c ( ■ . v W C CALLIE SCOGINS . . Coushatta GRAMMAR M I ( 124) Chrystelle Sellers, Natchitoches GRAMMAR S. A. K. Vera Mai Sellers, Natchitoches CRAM MAR S. A. K. Vera L. Shows . . Jonesboro PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Clint Simmons . . Glenmora AGRICULTURE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. LlLA SlMON . . Fort Necessity PRIMARY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Bell Singletary . Dry Creek ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. V. ( ' . A. Doris Smiley . . . Abbeville INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Mildred Smith . . Cottonport ENGLISH - FRENCH M. C. C; A. of P. Nina Smith .... Hortman MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Wilma Smith . . Harrisonburg INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. (125) ■•  Jl SSH SNODDY . . . Marks ille imi HIS1 S A K P Rl ba Spann Natchhocha MATHEMATICS M ll i I ii M ANFORD . . . Carroll 1 U RMI MAT1 M I OLA TALLEY Sun PRIMARY M. c. r. W. C. A RUFUS I AYLOR . . . Aimwcll ACRICULll Rl Rural Life Club; Y M C LORF.M I n:i)l iK . Montgomery I m.i imi HISTORY I. s Y. W. C. A 1 1 mpli ... I empk l M.l imi HISTORY K I. S Dora Mm I iiihodi al x . Flora ENCLISH LATIN Latin Club: v W C (126) Lois Thigpen Mira GRAMMAR E. L. S. L. L. Thompson . . Dry Prong MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; Y. M. Q. A. DOPJS TlNSLEY . . Haynesville PRIMARY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Iva Trimble . . . Alexandria INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; Parliamentary Law, M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. MYRDIE VlNING . . Choudrant GRAMMAR E. L. S. A Mary Louise Voorhies, New Iberia ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; A. of P.; Cheer Leader, Fall ' 24. Cecile Waguespack . . Rita ART M. C. C; A. of P. Cleora Wailes Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. (127) h Hi v-IL Wall . . . Pond. Mi« I M.I l-H HISTORY S A K MRS Clara Wii i.iams. Harrisonburg ntMAm K I. S . V ( Glory Williams . . Mansfield 1 c.l ISH HISTORY S A K . V W. C V Helen Williams . Natchitoches MATH! MAI II - s ( IKNCE S K Ruby Williams Natchitoches ENGLISH HISTORY S A K JEWEL Womai k Natchitoches IMIKMI 1)1 ATK. M ( Ada Woods .... Standard GRAMMAR B I. S . Y W ( ' A Gladys Woods . . Montgomery ENGLISH HISTORY K I. S . Y V C RUBY ZaCHAKV . . Hagewood Komi ECONOMICS K I ( 128) Crusaders, Winter 1926 Motto : On first; now score. Colors: Black and Gold. Flower: Black-Eyed Susan OFFICERS: Deutsche O ' Neal President May Addison Vice-President Camille Ricard Secretary ON FIRST— NOW SCORE ' Life is such a tunny thing. Full of ups and downs ; Some are beggers, some are kings, Wearing golden crowns. People never understand, That is some folks don ' t; When they ' re given to make good, They just simply won ' t. We are somewhat different, As you soon will see; Though we ' re just beginning. Great we ' re bound to be. Life to us is almost As a baseball game. Where the man who ' s batting. Gets the praise or blame. When he hits a good one, And he makes his base, Folks seem mighty proud of him, As joy lights each face. Soon he makes another base, Home is getting near, Then another boosts the score, Crowds begin to cheer. So will our steady team Ever try for more. That is why our motto is This: On First — Now Score. (129) A i) l. ic Charlie Adair . . IMI RM1 I IMI S A K Ma AOMSON . . . Hammond PRJMAftl M l I v v . ,.-_,,, BEVERLY ALLDAY . Natchitoches I M.I IMI - MODERN LANCLAU Vn Klth Allen Alco Ml. SIC - ENGLISH E. I. S Cowil AnWNC . Opelousas GRAMMAR S A K : A Of f Edith Arledce . . Clarence MATHI MATH - K n ( i M, i I helma Armstrong . Port Allen I NCUSH HISTORY M C . ( ' . Y Y Alma Bam R Rosa PRIMAR1 M C i V ( Julia Baker .... Morrow PRIMARY H L K.; Y. « c Clara Bamberg . . Coushatt.i in ii NM1 DtATI M I (130) Winnie Bankston . Sunny Hill ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A.  i A Ruth Baucum lomer PRIMARY C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Emily Beatty . . . Crowley ENGLISH - LATIN Latin Club; Y. W. C. A. Isadore Bell . . GRAMMAR E. U S. yu i WesrziVjgMr ANGUAGE Clara BlCKHAM, Franklinton GRAMMAR M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. UDINE BlCKHAM Franklinton ENGLISH - LATIN Latin Club; Y. W. C. A. Kathleen Blouin . St. Gabriel ENGLISH - MODERN LANGUAGE S. A. K.; A. of P. Anita Bondurant . . Winser ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Annie Booty .... Bolivar RURAL EDUCATION Rural Life Club. -Aju S ULa. (131) HAZEL Bor ELON . Bordrlonville IMI KMUHAII C i. i Basketball v u Sophie Borne Paincourtullr I M.I IMI 1 Kl ( H Kl. ' ll.h I ,,f p l ETHLYN Bowers . . Tallulah LATIN I NGUSH S A K ; Y W C A IRMA BRADDOCK . . Mer Rouge IMI RMEOUTE E I. S RUTH Braud . . Prairieville INTERMEDIATE B I. S . A Of P Ana Mae Brewster . . Esto I N(.l IMI HISTORY H c c Laura R. BRrrrAiN . Alexandria PRIMARY If. ( ' ( ' ; V W. C Honor Brodie . . Hammond lio u BCONOMIC3 M I « v w • i ' ' Dorothy Brown Plaquemme i m.i i-ii HISTOSl s a K . Orttte of s K.; Y.W.C.A Mabel Brown . . . Mangham l M.I IMI H1MORY M A Willie Brown . . Mangham ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Elma Browning . . . Pride INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Faye Bryant .... Slagle MUSIC S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Mattie Marie Burdick . Jena MUSIC C. L. C; Basketball Y. W. C. A. Wilma Burleigh . . Gibsland PRIMARY e. l. s. Irma BURLEY .... Ferriday RURAL EDUCATION Rural Life Club Beatrice Burris . Franklinton ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Emma Burris . . Franklinton PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Cassie Busby . . . Lewistown PRIMARY M. C. C. Lois Byne .... Miltonburg PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. (133) • Gladys Carri ih N.w Kuads i m.i i-m HIST0R1 K ; 1 VI C A Louisi C AKKL III . u R( t (.i i-m HISTORY L K.; T. W. C. A ■ mi i i a Carsti N3 - w Iberia LATIN I N(.l I-M Latin Club; A ol r Alh i i i kin . . New [berk ENGLISH MSTOftl S K . y w c Makgokik CHAFFIN . Grand Cane IN II RMI i i vn K I. S . Y V ( Doris Chambers , Sicily Island ink RMI MAT! K I. S V V C Myrtle Chambi rs Shreveport I NCI l-M HISTOftl B. L. 8.; i w I Mhrcedes Champagne, Breaux Bridge I Ni.l I-M H l Nl II ..I P Bi ossOM c ' haimim Red Gum I Nt.i i-m HISTORY li. C. C; i VI C t t CENIA CHI RRY . Lake Charles Ml -H B. A. K.; Y. W. C. A I lub (134) Gem CHEEVES . . Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C. Mabel Clark . . Lecompte ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. k ; Y. W. C. A. MARCILLE COCO . Moreauville INTERMEDIATE M. C. C; A. of P. ' A Harriet Coleman . . Homer ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C; Pres., C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Zelma Collins . Lake Charles ENGLISH - MODERN LANGUAGE French Circle; Y. W. C. A. BlRDIE COMPTON . . Alexandria INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; A. of P.; Captain of Life Saving Corps. n Mary Compton Lecompte ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. OMERA CORLEY . . Alexandria PRIMARY M. ( C; Y. W. 0: A. Stanford Cox . . Plaucheville MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE Rural Life Club; Fire Brigade Lida Craig Many MUSIC E. L. S. Lou Allie Ci istiNo . Bienvilk I M.l l-M HMY0R1 I ! I ki 3511 ( kawford . Spring Creek PRIMARY If. I Mamii Dri w Dana i . ■ft ■.t jih St. Frmndsvillc Fidelia Davidson . . . Elton M.l ISH HISTORY m i Petpooni Bl iff. v v I LuciLI I Dl l IK New Ilxn.i IM.IIMI MlvlOKV B K . it,, i. S A K BEULAH DelaTTE . Shreve| ort GRAMMAR V. I Helena Dewftt . . Shrevrport i (.i i-ii HISTORY - A Is Lillian Douglass. Olive Branch I NCI ISH - NATURAL m II M I :. « Y ( ' Claiki Duakk . . St. Joseph HOMI ECONOMICS s a k . v W. C MyRTU DRYE . . Logans]K rt HOML IXONOMU S M I 3 ' I (136) Ella Ducote Echo GRAMMAR M. C. C; A. of P. Landry Ducote .... Echo MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE Rural Life Club; Fire Brigade. Oakley C. Dupree . Coushatta INTERMEDIATE M. C. C. Marguerite Dupuis . Paulina ENGLISH - HISTORY French Circle; A. of P. BLANCHE E. DUPUY . Alexandria GRAMMAR M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. fV ' rVl ILDRED DUSON . . Crowley PRIMARY S. A. K.; Chorister, S. A. K.; Y.W.C.A. Dorothy Du Vian . Alexandria PRIMARY S. A. K.; A. of P. Josie Dyson Amite MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A.; Treas. M. C. C; Treas. Life Saving Corps. Erla Easley . . . Goldonna MUSIC - ART M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Harriett Ellington . Mangham PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. mad, ' - (137) I I A I A . . Iridr|. iHl i- • pfuiAin M i ' i If. W. I «in 1 a ans Saline MATHEMATICS MIIMI M I Lou KLLA Fark . . . Gilliam INli RMI l l ll s K Vi una Lee Field. Natchez, Miss. I nu mi HISTORY S K . V W. C Rl IH FlN LEI .... Calhoun ink KMJ in mi M « LILLIAN Flournoy . Greenwood in n RMEMATI K l. s . ¥ v c Kkbecca Flynn . . Oak Ridge INK KM! [MATE i C C; V v c A LUCH LE FOLSE . Bayou Goula IN II RMI DIAII S K nf I ' (138) 1 a Leigh Fowler . . Monroe ENCIIMI HISTOm S K . C . V w.c II. 1 Lucille Gaudin . . c !rov« l ' MATHEMATICS -i it n f 1 K Cf P Lawrence Gilbert, Napoleonville ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; A. of P. inUA k. QLASC0 Winser A ENGLISH , ENGLISH - HISJORY si—i ) ' P MlLbRED GRACE . . Plaquemine (P S t ENGLISH - HISTORY Cecil Graham .... CrestorTY MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Evelyn Doris Grant . . Eros MUSIC S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. v k ' Gladys Grant t . . . . Monroe - - _ ENCLISH SPANISHrf, $,.„ sjt a LNJGL]SH£. - SPANISH Burt Guillory Plaucrieville MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; A. of P.; Fire Brigade Jessie Guinn .... Castor INTERMEDIATE -M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Mary Haicht . . Ponchatoula PRIMARY M. C. C. (139) Mm in Hall . . . CRAM C l . I ' ltkm ARMIDI Hanson . Donaldson i!li I ' KIMARV S A K . of P WlLLYBELLE HARP isn RMI DIAT1 B I. S . V V C Bonita A Marie Hathorne . •1MAR M 1 Alexandria ' UNA HAYDEN . . GRAMMAR M C C . V U Hammond • Mabel Hendrk k . . Gilliam INTERMEDIATE B A K Frances Hilborn . . . Boyce i su ISH history 8, K Mary Hilborn .... Boyce PRIMAHY S A K I a HlLL Benson MATHI MATIC9 M IENCE K I. S Louise Hollier . . Opelousas CRAM MAR S A K . Of P (140) Alice Hooper .... Central INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball, S. A. K. Myrth Hopkins . . GRAMMAR M. C. C. Oil Beatrice Houg . . . Bogalusa ENGLISH - HISTORY Latin Club; Y. W. C. A. Agnes Houston . . . Sarepta PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Ruby Howes . . Ponchatoula INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Lillian Hudson . . Elizabeth HOME ECONOMICS M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Ruby Grey Hughes . Lake End MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Lola Mae Hunt . . . Tucker ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Louise Hunt . . . Mansfield INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Teresa Hunt . . . Mansfield HOME ECONOMICS E. L. S. HYDF. . . . Chcsbrough ACKICLl I . Tr Club; Olee Club. CASSYL Ja( Km . . Doyline IN ' .IIMI HISTORY s k v v C A [Rl Ml James .... DeRidder run kvuoiate M C . J W ' ' Willie James . . . Oakgrovc in it RMI MATI I. i . Y C A Sidney Juanita Johns . Heflm MATIM MATH i M it Ht i M. c C . Basketball, M nuii Hnci t.-r Club; Potpourri Bi Editor, M C C . v u C Dorothy Johnson Oakdale PRIMARY M I Mrs. Lelia I. Johnson, Natchitoches HOME EOONOMK i M ( Virginia Johnson Crow illr ENGLISH MODERN LANCUACI i : I . B.;Y w C Velva Joiner . . . Hammond I NGUSH HISTORY M I Mabel JoYNER . . . Boycc ENGLISH HISTORY K (M2) ■■■■1 Josephine June . . Hammond MUSIC - FRENCH M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Rose Keator . . ART S. A. K. Bermuda Beulah Kirkley . . INTERMEDIATE M. C. C. Maude Knight . . Sherrill Kilgore . . Rayville INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Elizabeth King . . . Homer HOME ECONOMICS Sec. E. L. S.; irove Crowville ENGLISH - LATIN E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Winstead Knight, Sicily Island MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Olive Land .... Clarence INTERMEDIATE M. C. C. Pearl Lea . . . Franklinton PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A.; Washington Parish Club. .«. .i Marie Louise LeBlanc, White Castle INTERMEDIATE S. A. K .; A. of P. MB (143) 3 .. ' 5 Pal i.im I.r Hi w St. G im.iimi HISTORY B K A Of P ClLI.l.s LeDCT . . . Lockport l .l 1-H HI-TORY t f Of P . Fir- Brigade I s Flora Li Mi.n . . Natchitoches ENOLttH iii-tor S K Ki mi l.i x HE . . . Ringgold IN II RM1 IHMI l I Emma Lindsay . . Shreveport ENCUSH HISTORY II. C. ( of P .Sri McCuLLOCH . . . Gilliam l NCUSH HISTORY S A K Brownik McDami.l . LeesviHe, PRIMARY S A K . V W C A GeORGIE M( Damkl . . Winser PRIMARY K I. S . V W C A Frankii McGlNT) Kmggold INTERMI MATE M I P Gladvs M( ki n ii H omcr IMI KMHHATt ( I. C . Y V i 1 Laurine McLaurine . Pioneer ENGLISH - HISTORY Contemporary Life Club; Y. VV. 0. A. Lucille McNair . . . Gilbert INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. W. C. Maddox . . Haynesville MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; ' Varsity Football, Fall ' 24. Marjorie Malone . Woodworth GRAMMAR S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. EMMA MaRCOTTE . Bordelonville ENGLISH - LATIN Latin Club; A. of P. Virgie Martin . . PRIMARY M. C. C. Ringgold Vivian Martin . . . Minden PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. AngIE MaSSONY . Waterproof ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; A. of P. Willie Merridith . Alexandria ENGLISH - SPANISH S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. v Aline Merritt . . . Benton INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. (145) SARA A. MlLUCAN Drcrford I M.I 1 — 14 Ml- s A K.N C A U.lsL in ; ii Mo( k . . . . ENGLISH in-roRY K I. S . N U Dono a I. MONTAGNE, Jennings ENGLISH MODI UN LANGUAGE Program Committee, Y M. C . balL Pall EJUS MONZINGO . . . Mindcn PRIMARY M Arva Nash Jena I M.l ISH - SOCIAL 94 II N I M I Willie Mae Nolan Crowley PRIMARY S K . V i Florence Norman . Alexandria ENGLISH HISTORY S K t P Makjokil O ' Bannon Homei PRIMARY i. c.; v W C Deutsche O ' Neal . Natchitodi.- ENGLISH - LATIN Latin ciiih. i. e Prei . Latin Club; I i KA PARK! R . . Mer Kouge is u RMI MATE i: i ( 146) ■ 4- J t ■ Baucum Parker Haynesville MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; ' Varsity Football, ' 24; Bas- ket ball, ' 25; Baseball, ' 25. Mattie Laura Parker, Haynesville PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Ruth L. Parker . . . Ajax ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C. Thelma Parker . . . PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Slael gle Alma Pepper .... Sikes ENGLISH - HISTORY Ivey Bell PhJllipV Grand Cane , v. ♦ ' ' . ' i v INTBRMEDIATE- Marcia PoLEMAN . Natchitoches : % . v ' ' mvsic- ' • ■ ' . S. A. K. Nina Maude Pollard . Leesville INTERMEDIATE S. A. K. Charles Pratt Natchitoches MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE E. L. S. Florence Pringle . Lecompte ART s. a. k. v_ JLL + it. v$ Dl ICE ProTHRO C ' .uii| ti M Mill SIA1U S M II Ni I tile Club; Choral Club t)r h ' Club; Collegi mm . Ch . II PUGH .... Atlanta PRIMARY 1 .iff Chili. Y Y ( ' A Aura I ' i km i.i. . TaUulah IN II KMI DIM I S A K . Y W C A Mai PYNES .... Lccs illr in n RMI MAT! S A K Winifred Quarles Bethany IN II KM! DIAIl I. s . Y. 97. C Hf.len Farle Rachal. Natchitoches INUIMI II TORY I K V rvO Ci Lecomptc y- 1 Frances Ray in || RMEDIATE s K . Y. W C . Choral Club Carson Reed . . Natchitoches MATHI MATH 9 M II N( I nee club Anmi REEK . • ■ Oak Ridge INTEKMl HI H Mi. Y. W. C. A NM) r Hazel Reeves .... Reeves ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. Annye Reynolds .... Ida HOME ECONOMICS C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Audrey Reynolds . . Madga GRAMMAR M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Camille RlCARD . Natchitoches ENGLISH - SCIENCE French Circle; Sec. Class ' 24; Sec. French Circle. Ruby Ridge . . . Alexandria PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Irma Robinson . . . Bastrop ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Virginia Robinson . . Bastrop ENGLISH - HISTORY S 1 -J) _ S. A. K.; Y. W. C. Ai v| Temple Rodgers, BeafefontT Y .; Vice Pres WQ .. Marie Dell RoubieuA y Natchitoches GRAMMAR M. C. C; Y. W. C. A C. C; Choral Club r rl ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K. Esther Rubin . . Alexandria PRIMARY S. A. K.; Dramatic Club. M ■ - Lizzie Ri i Belle Alliance t S ' .l ISH HI-JOIO B K ..r p I lAZJ i SANOEM . . Marthaville in n RMEOUTE ( ' I Mai de Sanders . . . Dodson Si Joseph Anne M. Shauf St Joseph ENGLISH - SOCIAL M II S I B A K . A .,f P, El m i Sharp .... Bush INTFKMI DIAII | I Gladys Sharpe .... Bush imi RMS DIATE M t Cl I HI l SlNCl I TON . . Boycc i n .i ISH HISTORY B A K Ida Singleton .... Angola HOMI i ONOMN i S K . V U C I ' l K! M KWSON . . Winnhrld l .l ISH HISTOR1 Contemporarj Life Club (130) Theo Smart . . . Logansport ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. Adele Smith . . Mooringsport ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Esther Smith .... GRAMMAR E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Pitkin ,d Mamie Smith .... Pitkin GRAMMAR E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Marie Smith . . . Sunny Hill PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Melba Kirby Smith Atlanta ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Myrtle Smith .... Pitkin ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. Ontee Smith . . . Sunny Hill PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Dorothy Snell . . Hammond HOME ECONOMICS S. A. K. Freda Sober .... Boyce ENGLISH - HISTORY E. L. S. (151) Bennola Spring . . Sunny Hill I NCI IMI HISTORY M EDITH N ' RI c • • Franklinton HOMI ECONOMICS M c. T. w. g. A Li 1. 1. ie Stewart CKIMAKY S A K Boyce 4 t NEVA STRANGE Independence in in; mi di ATE H I AUDREY STRAYHAN. Plain Dealing IMI KMEDIATE K . I. S . V U i Myrtle Strother . . Pitkin I N .l l-ll HISTORY i I., c. Mary Julia Stubbs . kentwood GRAMMAR S K . Y. U C Jennie E. Sumrall. Ne Iberia |N(.II-II HISTORY S K . Y. VY. C. A Frances Sutter . . Roanoke CKIMAKY M C C . Y Y ( ' A I A A I ALLEY Nin PRIMARY If. C. ( I W C A ( I M ) Katie Tate . . . Mt. Hermon ENGLISH - HISTORY M. C. C. Edith Temple . St. Francisville INTERMEDIATE E. L. S. Virginia Terrell . . Crowley GRAMMAR S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A. Genevieve Thibodeaux, Napoleonville INTERMEDIATE S. A. L.; A. of P. Lois Thibodeaux . Mer Rouge ENGLISH - HISTORY S. A .K. Maybeth Thibodeaux, Mer Rouge MUSIC S. A .K. Agnes Thomas . . . PRIMARY S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A Slagle Bessie Thompson . . Zachary INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball, S. A. K. La Vera Thompson, Mooringsport MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. Isabelle Thorpe . . . Amite GRAMMAR M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. §■ ■■ ■■■■1 (153) Maude Tillman . . . Magda GRAMMAR If Gladys TORRENCE . Hammond PRIMARY If. c c . ol P . Bee M « ANNES Turner . . Ten Mile INTERMEDIATE If. C . v w c Cora Tlrpin . . Natchitoches ENGLISH - HISTORY S A. K VERDIA TYCER . . . Hammond CRAM MAR If C ( ' . Y YV ( ' A [ONE Wagner . . Grand Cane IMKRMEDIATE K. !. S . Y W C A CORRINE WARNER Farmcrville ENGLISH HI-TORY S A K . V W C Charlie Wayland CheKaul i NCUSH history I C C . Y M ( ' . A. ( 154 ) Evelyn Webb . . . Prairievu PRIMARY M. C. C.J Y. W. C. A. Margaret Whelan . Bogalusa INTERMEDIATE S. A. K.; A. of P. Chairman Publicity Committee, Alma White . . . Westlake MUSIC - ART S. A. K.;Y. W. C. A. LuLA Mae Whitty, Baton Rouge INTERMEDIATE E. L. S.; A. of P. Frances Willard . . Welsh PRIMARY M. C. C; Y. W. C. A. A Margaret With erspoon. Greenwood LATIN - ENGLISH Latin Club; Current Sauce Reporter, Latin Club. Eleanor Wren . . . Vivian ENGLISH - HISTORY C. L. C; Y. W. C. A. Shirley Wren . . Shreveport HOME ECONOMICS Rural Life Club; Y. W. C. A. VIRGINIA WREN . . . Vivian I S(.l ISH lllslOKV I. v w • ■ J  i PHINE Yancy . . Bunkie MATHEMATICS M II M I S K . V W C William Yakno . . Cottonport I C.I ISH I Kl N( II French Circle; A of P LOUDI I LLDELL . Mer Rouge MUSIC - ENCLIMI S K Annie Young . . . Ten Mile ENGLI-II Kmrrom i c I v w ■ • John Young . . Natchitoches MATHEMATICS - SCIENCE s. li oca ciui ' . Vli •■ Prei B( !•■ ' • Club I HI IMA YOUNG . Ponchatoula in n RMEDIATI l (■ (■ Hi I FY YoURTEE Deltabridge ENGLISH HISTOm s k r. w. c. a (156) (g sfegri dUyrfle Chambers ? - nP T iTAJ fr-rtr ATHLl J i Gladys Gdmonds MOST INTELLIGENT r Sr -OcV Glise Tbote BEST ALL-ROUND i , ' V V Jolly Jlarper V S (I 1 «s il l ( f M XS i 9 Duke jProf iro sl J iae Clddisoi UNN EST DISPOSITION X W ; Seekers Alter Knowledge Fall Term, 1924 DIVISION I I -n 1 1 1 Brown Marci i kim Brooks l i ci mi (. utvnxi MAR1 I (H l-l Nl IIMIMIII KatHRYN Polk . . Pauuni ' i MSTl mi I i i i Ai LEMAN . ■ ■ . Di 1 1 a Roberts . . ! i h Williams l)!VIM II I i ii ii Bass Maio Adcer I Ii ii Di Wu i I ' m MM OlMSTEAD Frances Mc i unc I Ii sin Kk ki i Ji i.ia Du KSON I.AVHU M t On Bl KI Nonu Godwin V. II I II M U J K-ON I .11 I IAN D U -(IN Hi --ii I HOMPSOM DIVISION III Winter 1 i km. 1924 ' 25 DIVISION i DIVISION II Spring 1 1 rm, 1923 DIVISION i DIVISION II l ' r, sident dent Secretary Preddent i Jent Secretary Preridcnl ■ dent Secretary President ' dent lary I ' u tident Pn idenl Secretary Pn lidenl dent lary l ' tident Jetil lary ( 168) o Id O h (0 cr w O Q UJ -I o z LU H u. in a. UJ LU UJ « (169) Eclectic Literary Society Fall Term, l (  4 DIVISION 1 C. E. Barham Agnes Brice -I Mill HI II Cornelia Baki k IVUm Mors . . I 1 I VHI III klS(. DIVlMoN II DIVISION III M io Warren . . . Olca Pitre . . . Opal McCrarv President President Secretary President I ' r iJent lary President dent Secretary Winter. 1924-25 DIVISION I Sara Berry . Margaret Bartels Irma Edmonds I ,YDM Vi Dori RoBINSON K a Williams Pi aident [ y residcnt Secretary DIVI.MON II Spring. 1925 DIVISION I l cm a O ' Quinn Sue Forman . . . . MVRTI i Chamber President ' n udent Secretary President ■lent lary (170) o _l u. o z z z (171) Modern Culture Club Fall 1 i km. I ( 24 DIVISION I LiRAD LOC ' k mJcmI Lonie Coon I Praiiank Helen Holton Secretary DIVISION II Ursin Perkins President Marcie Scott Vict President Inez Miller Secretary DIVISION 111 Ralph Shaw Prendetri I.ii i ian 1 i nvtK I •■ PretidetU 9YBB Spring Secretary Winter I erm, 1924-75 DIVISION I J. M. GREEK President Maude Bau man Vict-PraUetA Mae Addison Secretary DIVISION 11 Cleo McDonald President Ivel LXWM ' ' PremiaA Alice Randal Secretary DIVISION III A. L SlCLEK President Iimph Rogers ' ■ Preuitni GLADYS I kki nce Secretary Spkim. 1 ERM, 1925 DIVISION I EiUJ lEFUN President One Broun ' « Premiml Honor Brodie Secretary DIVISION II Mavu Hi dgeim Pratdtal Ai DRE1 Houston V ' ice-Prtuievk Net i ie BYRD MURRELL Seefdorj 1)1 IslON III L I. rHOMPSOM Pttuitnk Iva rmnMJ ' ■■ PmidmU d w)Y3 Rhodes Secfetarj ( 172) o a m o h - DC m W E H _i 3 z QC UJ o (173) Caspari Literary Society Fall I erm. 1924 PAULINE MaTIHI U I 01 l-t AL L.t t I dkye Simmon- Pn uieni .lent tary WiMIK I I KM. 1924 25 Harriet Colkman . I.1 11 Vising . Ji m I w- PresVfeni ient Secretary N ' KI I I KM. I ( J ) I X [ im VaLLEE . . . Ruth Kelly . . Rlth Baucum Prcudcnt I fi i ' ■ uJcnt Secretary +++ ( 174) K V s Cn X S - Apostleship of Pra ei From Left to Rpght— Whelan, Roger. Hanion. LeBlanc. Blanchard. Carville. Gilbert. Bar- low. O ' Neil. (176) The Apostleship of Prayer Officers, 1924-1925 Florence Blanchard President Louise Barlow Vice-President Edna Gilbert Secretary Marie Theresa LeBlanc Treasurer Armide Hanson Chorister Committee Chairmen Ethel Roger Entertainment Committee Eugenie Carville Social Service Committee Marguerite Whelan Posting Committee VlRGIE O ' Neil General Utility Committee THE APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER The Apostleship of Prayer at the State Normal College is a represen- tative branch of the League of the Sacred Heart, universally established. It is a Catholic organization, the motives of which are to propagate the Catholic faith, to pray for sinners and the faithful departed, and to do charitable work. The Apostleship of Prayer is at present clothing and educating a little girl, and giving necessary aid to her family. A second work of charity carried on by the organization is the loan of a sum of money to the Normal College Alumni Association for the pur- pose of giving aid to any sixth termer who is not financially able to com- plete his course. The meetings are held regularly every Sunday in one of the class rooms where a program which consists of an opening prayer, hymns, relig- ious stories, and some religious reading is given. The Reverend Father Peguay visits the circle occasionally at which time he addresses it. This organization affords every Catholic member at the Normal an opportunity to spend an hour every Sunday afternoon in religious worship. The aim of the Association is properly termed by its statutes, uni- versal ; that is, one that every Catholic can and should strive for ; one that embraces every good object; and one that can be attained in some measure by every good work accomplished. The means employed to attain this object are, in general, prayer, whether mental or vocal ; and good works of all kinds offered in union wi th the heart of Christ our Lord. (177) 1 ung Women ' s Christian Association Cabinet From left to right— Mitchell, Aymond. Olmstead. Barrett. Scott. Evans. Porter, Forman. McCrary, Fowler, Averett. M. Smith, K. Smith. Jackson. ( 178) Young Women ' s Christian Association Officers, 1924-1925 Louise Mitchell President Sue Forman Vice-President Margie Scott Secretary) Myrtle Aymond Finance Committee Chairmen Pauline Olmstead Camille Barrett June Evans . . Nell Porter . . Kathryn Averett . . Program WlLLIE Mae Jackson . . Social Service Devotional MELBA Smith Membership Decorating Opal McCrary Publicity Prayer Meeting Eva Fowler Chorister . . Reception KaTHRYN Smith . . Udergraduate Rep. The Young Women ' s Christian Association seeks to help girls in their quest for life at its best ; to change this quest into the realization that it becomes; to deepen thinking; to break down barriers; and to widen the reach of our love. The young Women ' s Christian Association endeavors to promote fellowship among young women, to bring them into closer relation- ship with all mankind, to encourage service for others ; but, most of all, it challenges students to take Christ seriously, to study conditions in the world today and then intelligently apply Christ ' s principles as revealed in His life to actual conditions of life at the present. On the campus, projects are carried out in race relations, world fel- lowship, industry, war, and Bible Study. In addition to these projects there are devotional services every Sunday evening; Morning Watch, a service of prayer and worship, every morning before breakfast ; and prayer meetings at least once a week. Various social gatherings bring the girls together and add joy to their college life. But there is no doubt that the greatest joy of all comes in the realization that girls are really thinking and seeking to live life in its richest, fullest sense. (179) Young Men ' s Christian Association Cabinet From left to right— Miller. Shaw. Talley. W. Simmon . Sigler. C. Simmons. Luciui. (180) Young Men ' s Christian Association Officers, 1924-1925 Ralph Shaw President A. L. SlGLER Vice-President A. D. Lucius Secretary Clint Simmons Treasurer Committee Chairmen A. L. SlGLER Program Committee Clint Simmons Finance Committee W. C. Simmons Membership Committee S. E. TALLEY Social Committee Cecil Miller Discussion Groups The aim of the Young Men ' s Christian Association is to bring the young men into a closer personal relationship with their Creator, God, and Savior, Christ. This aim is to be accomplished by a threefold development of spirit, mind, and body. No man can be clean spiritually until he is clean mentally, nor can he be clean mentally until he is clean physically; therefore it is for this reason solely that the Young Men ' s Christian As- sociation movement is initially physical. It must not be supposed, how- ever, that because the other elements are rarely heard of that they are ab- sent. Such is never the case. Especially is this true in regard to the student department of which this Association is a part. The students of the Young Men ' s Christian Association leave athletics to the control of the school and devote their energy to the improvement of the students, mentally, spiritually, and morally. The Young Men ' s Christian Association of the Louisiana State Normal College is a live organization of over fifty members. It maintains a higher score than any of the other student Associations in this district. It has been represented at all conferences, conventions, and council meet- ings held in this section of the state. The Association here expects to send four men to the ten-day Summer Conference at Blue Ridge, North Carolina, in June. Normal will be sure to feel the power of the Young Men ' s Christian Association during the coming year. (181) b .., V CURRENT. COLLEGE n y From left to right — Soears. Cromwell. Gibson. Olmstead, Blnnchard. Netterville. Hickt, Landry. DeWitt, Smith. Dill. Barrett. Shaw. Keller. (182) Potpourri Staff From left to right — Novo, Douglas, Scarborough, Hicks, Lipsitz, Johns, De Generis, Olm- stead, Rush, Cromwell, Blanchard, Alleman, Darwin, Netterville, Porter, Readhimer, Shaw, Keller, Harper, DeWitt, Baker. Honor C ouncil From left to right — Graham, Landry, Douglass. Sigler, Shaw. Perkins. Drake. (184) Le Cercle Francais From left to right — Borgeois, B. Bordelon, Dardeau, Waguespack, Allday, Messick, Novo, Verret, Montaigne, Guillory, Berthelot, Ducote, Champagne, E. Lemoine, W. Bordelon, Gauthier, Dupuis, Bleakley, Blouin, Lucia, Smith, Collins, Ricard, Porche, B. Lemoine, DeLauney, Barlow. Petrie, Yarno, LeBlanc, Breaux, Borne, Mendoza, Moreau, Eastin, Bienvenue, Pellerin, (picture omitted). Jish ( !lub From left to right — Drake. Douglass. Landry, Nesom. Bateman, Talley. Toy. Mendoza, Littell. Gulllotte. Aymond, Caffery. Graham. Rieber. Vinyard. Kioer. Carlock. Mire, Baker, Blanchard, Carver, Allen, Contois, Richardson, Lallande. Latin Club From left to right — Belt, Marcotte, Gibson, Nesom, Hall, Witherspoon, Sandefur, Smith, Hill, Carstens, Thibodeaux, Evans, Beatty, Hicks, Houg, Kramer, Readhimer, Bos- well, Koons, Rogers, O ' Neil, Bickham, Sutherlin. Contemporary I ifc C luh From left to right — Berry, Hooper, Thorn, Crrnghan, A. L. L.iw, DeArmond. Roberson, Cantwell, Slawson. Fancher, Keller, Donegan, McLaurin, Rush. Long. Sanders. W. M. Law. Hankins, Pugh, Roberson. Rural Life Club From left to right — Booty, Benjamin, Simmons. Campbell, McKay, Darwin, Sharpe, Burley, Broussard, Wren, Powell, Cross, Wayland. (189) ( ien e Club From left to right — Reed, Lyles, Perkins. Bolgiano. Chapman. Eubanks. W. Culbertson. Porter. Young, Smith, Green, R. Culbertton, Hill. Wheelit, Smith. McCurley. (190) Dramatic ( lub From left to right— Thomas. Alleman. DeWitt. Scott. Kelly. Scarborough. Hart. Baker. Heimsoth. Martin. M. Smith. T. Smith. Reuben. Fragala. Sudduth. Cromwell. Pryor. Whitman. Myatt, Millet. Aaron, Forman. Womack. Cunningham. Thorp. Lambre. McClung. Belt, Landry. Foote. Maggio. Prothro. Gunning, Gill. Shaw. houR faFTER MOW HE Lfl Oty Ttf£ ££P GAZI VS OUT ACROSS THE THRTCHEO ROOFS OF VERdERQ. 0RCHF5TPv PERSONNEL OF ORCH ESTRA— From left to right— Gill, Gunning, Shaw, Prothro, Foote, Maggio, Landry, Toy, Breazeale. (193) Tht coudips t ill I be H enc ly I I ( I ' M ) (195) (1%) (197) rWX DRY FESTIVAL WW- BOATING CREWS (i%) The Natchitocheana PROF. GEORGE C. PROUDFIT Second Bass CECIL McCLUNG Second Tenor MRS. O. E. PROUDFIT Accompanist EDWIN McCLUNG First Bass LESLEY SPINKS First Tenor u o c E- ™ s c c O .¥ D ( X. 4) . c E- re IS tl Qui v , . o 3 m O CO ns Q. «0 O C O o. «- -w rs c 1) OC ■= c J, re x -I ° c - E o re - I O (201) 202 | (203) (204) cm c v - u )-. o U (205) u — -C u u o u be o U II 5 3 o o i- v Is CO n v - l. • o II- ■o . 3 C o c h I ■ ui — o Ol- o ■: O o (206) •COACH •DOC 1924 Football Schedule FRIDAY. October 3 L. S. U. Freshman at Normal. Normal 13. L. S. U. Freshmen 0. FRIDAY, October 10 Rusk College at Normal. Normal 26, Ru k College 0. SAT1 RDAY, October 18 Louisiana College at Pmeville. Normal 0. Louisiana College 0. FRIDAY, Ocloh. i M Arkansas Aggies at Normal. Normal 45. Arkansas Aggies 0. Fridav Novenbei 7 Nacodochc N.-imal .it Nacodoclx . Texu Normal 7. Nacodocna iirmal 3. H RDAY, November I) LSI Van ] . t Baton Kouge. L. S. U. 40. Normal 0. Thaskm.imng Day— Southwestern at Normal. Normal 0, Southwestern 20. (208) BAKER Bake was one of the outstanding players of the team. He was used as a triple threat man. His punting saved many yards for the Demons. In open field he was exceptionally hard to stop and accounted for numerous big gains. BARHAM Juicy came through big as a sub- stitute half back. This diminutive lit- tle fellow possessed a knack of slip- ing through the opponents ' line for substantial gains. BLEAKLEY He did not become a member of the regular guard until the last of the sea- son but proceeded to establish himself as a valuable player. EASTIN Cajan was good at plunging the line. From his position at fullback, he showed up well as a great defensive player. GREER P. C. was a steady and reliable play- er at end throughout the season. His work is commendable in as much as he played the entire season with an injured shoulder. (209) -■- — — MANNING •Slim played iii third rt Nor m.ii :ii guard and ■• nter On « f f ■ f.w playi were drlTen through bin MONTAGNE Poon played well He should prore .1 valuable mai .11 PARKER 11. ihowed up beat mi the receiving and f .1 forward past Hi Bbllll ■nagging the ball on! of the air uncanny, PIERSON Jelly Bhowed up well aa .1 balf bach ii: irorh m the arkanaaa College game waa outatandlng PORTER Ma rum through end in faehlon. H lightning on going down under pv .mil ure tackli (210) ROACH Evon Roach was a bulwark of strength at tackle. He seldom lost his temper, but when he did it was his enemy ' s hard luck. ROBERTS Playing end, Robert showed lots of stuff. He was lightning on defense; few plays went round his end. Robert will be with us another season. WALKER He played a dependable game at guard and tackle. He was steady and could always be found in the thick of the fray. WEAVER M. R. wound up his second year with the ' varsity and well deserved the honor of wearing a ' varsity N . His position was tackle which he filled in good style. (211) (iKiom id hard brilliant pis and reliable ICEEGAN 81 playing -i substitute center show- • it up well ii- lied ii tn punt when Baker was oal f the game KILLEN Hull ' , who captained the Demi finished iiis tiiii m football with plenty f well earned bon -iiiiui. his ti«li t m r spirit mi Inspiration to and they followed tli -ir leader through victory and defeat with the termination I n they had. KNIGHT in played both tackle and guard and • He showed splendid form in the L S D gan og through tl tin.. time i throw thi for a I ' MADDOX the Demons ' hard workers in the llm i ■ «. pit came through center while he the Job (212) DUKE, MARY, AND SLIM State Normal College 1 925 Basketball Schedule January 10 — Glassco at Normal, Normal 32, Glassco 15. January 16— L. S. U. at Normal. Normal 29, L. S. U. 25. January 17— L. S. U. at Normal. L. S. U. 3 7, Normal 27. JANUARY 21 — Louisiana College at Normal. Normal 21, Louisiana College 10. January 22 — Louisiana College at Normal. Louisiana College 36, Normal 21. January 28 — Marshall College at Normal. Normal 48, Marshall College 23. January 29 — Marshall College at Normal. Normal 42, Marshall College 23. FEBRUARY 4 — Louisiana College at Pineville. Normal 28, Louisiana College 25. February 5 — Southwetsern at Lafayette. Southwestern 30, Normal 25. FEBRUARY 6 — Southwestern at Lafayette. Normal 43, Southwestern 22. FEBRUARY 7 — Louisiana College at Pineville. Louisiana College 39, Normal 17. February 12 — Southwestern at Normal. Normal 28, Southwestern 26. February 13 — Southwestern at Normal. Southwestern 28, Normal 27. February 19 — Centenary at Normal. Normal 54, Centenary 25. February 19 — Centenary at Normal. Normal 36, Centenary 25. (213) Gf.orge Bleaklei A. L. Sicu k Sid was sure to do his pari Lefty gave the guards some when he and Miller once got kind of trouble with that pivot started. and shooting from the left side. I ' UL SlCLI R I .i s ig ih . i pl.i «-d a game without making a few ungodly goals. Clint Simmons ( ld Monk Did you watch him jump and guard? Al- most impossible In pass the ball over him. J 1. Simmons l.iitle Elmer. Did you %cc a make) playing on a w I |« was jutl that fast and W and has never been excelled. Wii.mi k Simmons Sue , the ( .ipl.nn of the ! ■ inons and winning his second fought every game to ihr end with heart and soul. P. C. Greer Peyton Robert H. B. Parker Cooness, one of the football Beauty was as quick on his Bauc was long and tall and boys, was hard to beat when he feet as a cat and was some kind could tap that ball in center, got stirred up. of guard. Cecil Miller C was one of those guys that was a dead shot at the hoop. A. D. Jowers Jad was one of those wreckers that Coach often spoke of. Clarence Doyle Bud was small and slick. He could slip around and make the goals. Duncan Hart When the other fellow did his part, Hart was sure to do his. c (8 a; H A u i. eq cc I? I - 3 E ™ !l Q . - E ■D fl c c It I. i; i : O PQ u — — t C E o (216) Normal NT Club Top down — Simmons, Robert, Greer, Manning, Maddox, Miller, Baker, Grigsby, Bleakley, Weaver, Landry, Killen, Turpin, Eastin, Parker, Mendoza, Durham. CO (0 — 1) J CO RJ DQ — cu u o (0 cu u cu u3 o v - CD CD i . O J£ «- O O S S ■t CD v s . m E £• u. £ E c re — £ _ O ■2 CO ° r 2 J o _ E o si C li- E (218) E M 0) (A QQ in CN to 1 o c 1- 0) (0 i- J 4) CO Si ra -C £ DC (0 c £1 cc S c v a. E- i e o ro c - c o O (219) B - -id U 3 — 3 u c •— L) -a o c a a u O c o I o E O c o « O I . c 2 (220) 6 cO 4-1 J CO cC DQ m J2 u co Sm CO a CO CO U ■D at (221) CAHP FIPE GIRLS s§? e£ 3 (222) (223) (224) (225) (226) X W.P L e Pu j.f 7lr-J I J-t ' ff Kl «C IICMIcKfRC (227) (228) v VI I. ' ' ' ' I ! y fest. t , Ji ii J Clear Other the halls. way please. •o Sin my way, people !-! ' SpOr S. WorsB- Kyi.Br Gregory- HflZ-ZAvp WAPEE (ffi busy day Potpourri ' ,1, if! a t X a M an JeJ like to (Ntroduce to you. Me an ' my dorg. Here ' s hoping we g-et all our due, Me am nn dorg. We amt so much on looks or st le, But you might stand us for a. while, We always try to wear a smile Me an ' my dorg I guess our folks has left us cofcl, Me an ' my dorg. An ' gee — we amt so very old Me am 1 my dor£. We ' ve walked arid walked the live- long day With hopes to find some nlae-e to slay, Say mister — you wan t drive us ' way ? Me an ' my dorg? ' My Dorg We ' ll be real true pals to you Me an ' my dorg. Tf you will care for just us two Jvle an ' my dorg We ' ll stand by you through thick and thin Remember, we am ' f goi mo kin, Oh mister , cant we come m ? Ivie an ' my dorg? Well sir — if we « don ' t Qualify, Me an ' my dorg. Guess we ' d better say goodbye., Me an ' tyvv dorg. S ' pose. we ' ll be along cur way And hunt: some other place, to stay, They might want us in Heaver — someday, Me an ' my dorg. OT e 5CEM AT THE SK10MSo Hurt- ! hurry) saa e all the seats I)K I I KAFFIE Tltist Amii-ii Phone 145-255 NATCHITOCHES. LOUISIANA C. B. McCLl NG i rORNI i m I. aw Hedgea Building Natchitoches. Louisiana I he Court House Barber Shop K. I . ni I i R, Prop. Make Your Date a Success by Seeing Us o; our! Hou I.. H. JOHNSON ( I w.i Sb Dealet m (Sencrul Miiihandiic PHONES 1 : Natchitoches. Louisiana JULIUS AARON SON General hlercncmdue. Bulla i - Country Produce Bought and Sold Natchitoches, Louisiana Rusca Cunningham Law I etephrac 18 203 t Dean St. AM MUCH III -, I ol MANA THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Natchitoches, La. MRS. P. C. ROGERS , (turvi fillmery Ml K. loMI H AND (UI(IN- I ri nn Inn Hotel Natchitoches. Louisiana I) ( S( ARBOROUGH Attor n e y - at - La PHONE 114 Natchitoches, Louisiana B. F. DRANGUET Official Normal Baggageman I ' ll ' I Natchitoches, Louisiana B reazealc i B reazeale Attorm 1 - Al PHONE w Natch toches. Louisi ana Willies Pressing Shop Nl i; NORMAL w. Clean and Pi in ili« ' [deal w Ml IIIMK III -. LoUISIAN Shreveport Macaroni Co. 104 common STREET Shreveport. Louisiana ictoria I .umber Co., Ltd. Manufacturer! Suh, Doors Blindi and | I l.ll X ink Shreveport, Louisiana VORIES BAKING CO. Tchoupltoula New Orleans, Louisiana ELECTRIC APPLIANCE COMPANY Electrical. Automotive. Radio Fixtures OPPOSfTI I ill i STOM inn -i 4ii , 416 ( anal n Nea rlr«n . La. (240) S. A. DIPAOLA CHARLIE ' S Dealer in Groceries, Fruits and Confectioneries Transfer for Freight Shoes repaired by Goodyear .Machine Natchitoches, - - - Louisiana Robert E. Aldredge Jeweler Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Complete line of Diamonds, Jewelry and Watches Gifts that Last— Service, not Excuses 304 Front Street Natchitoches, Louisiana ICE CREAM BEST YET The Perfect Ice Cream — Manufactured by — Lay ' s Ice Cream Factory Natchitoches, Louisiana SAM MAGGIO (Two Stores) Groceries and Confectioneries of all Kinds Expert Shoe Repairing All Shoes Called for and Delivered On Corner near Normal Natchitoches, Louisiana The Court House Cafe (Incorporated) We Cater to Normal Girls Order your sandwiches and Feast Supplies from us We Deliver Free Natchitoches, Louisiana Par lei Tea Room and Gift Shop Amusu Theatre Building Nrtchitoches, Louisiana A. DeBlieux and Son Only Exclusive Ladies Ready-to- Wear in Town Store of the Normal Girls Natchitoches, Louisiana Rachal Townsend Bakery Where the Normal Girls get their Feast Cakes and Cookies Natchitoches, Louisiana MRS. CARNAHAN EATS The Nearest lo You Na chitoches, Louisiana (241) on think of SERVICE, think of the LAKEVIEW our lillitu- lion DAY ud NIOHT M. A. v., C o,c You can have an hour a day with a CHEVROLET Lakeview Motor Co., Inc., Phone 417 Washington St. NATCHITOCHES, LA Goode-Cage Drug Company, Inc. Wholesale Druggists Shreveport. Louisiana Never on the Market Until FIT TOEA ' I DR. PHILLIPS Oranges and Grapefruit Eocb and every frail beam bis of ripe frail lly grown for health. Insist on the signature. HIRSCH BROS. CO. Paramount The il Salad Dressing lolth Food ' Kill your tondwtch PARAMOUNT ONAISE The wonderful Sandwli with RELISH h Spi ■ W. F. Taylor Co., N TCHITOCHES, - - - Agents Louisiana Southern Coal Co., ISt DKI ' OKATT-D I ligh Grade Steam and Domestic Coal in the Smith ( .1 m RAL OFFICE: MEMPHIS, il M ss| i )rlran , Louisville, Birmingham COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND An Enviable Reputation Van ' s kitchen equipment for the preparation and serving food is na- tionally known among hotel, hospital, and cafeteria people, for dependable service. Sfcjohn Van Range G IQU ' P ! IOa TH| l ' l|P«R,Tllw AMD UHVINC CM ,000 qt.Clncinn.itj Natchitoches Times ' I i rjfbodf ' t l iper C M CUNNINGHAM, Editor and Proprietor Natchikk hi -. I (it ISIANA A thoroughly modern Job printing planl W mil will printing quickly and accurately ( 242 ) Texas Paper Co. Dallas, Texas -Manufacturers of — Wrapping Paper Paper Bags Paper Boxes Sales Books Paper Specialties Satisfactory for 41 years Albert Mackie Co. Limited New Orleans, Louisiana Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Pro- duce, Candy, Etc. Sole distributors of the BURT-OLNEY BRAND of Canned Goods, the best fruits and vegetables packed. Also ELINE ' S — the finest Milk Chocolate in the World. We make a specialty of supplying the needs of Schools, Academies. Colleges and institutions. S H KAFFIE Department Store Ask Us, We Will Probably Know We carry largest lines of DRESS GOODS AND READY - TO - WEAR in this city Agents For Paul Jones Middies and Dresses The Famous Phoenix Silk Hose Shelby Shoe for Ladies Munsing Wear for Ladies and Gents Special Attention to Mail Orders Telephone 25 Natchitoches, - - - Louisiana Hotel Supply Store Fixtures Co., Inc. 718 Texas Street Shreveport, Louisiana Agents for best line of china- ware, and in fact anything that the modern hotel uses. (243) PICTURE FRAMING KODAK FINISHING EUREKA STUDIO Mnnsfleld. La. Natchitoches. La. I ' ll ailt that PUa Keep the friendship! of school-days alive with photograph Photographs for this book made by o . k finishing plain ;it Mansfield, La You are no further from us than your postoffice Crystal Ice Bottling Works Natchitoches, Louisiana PHONE 52 TO SEE See MOUNCt Dr. E. C. MOUNCE. ( )ptomctnst Alexandria, Lou l-iana If you would keep cool And comfy and nic I rv our cold drinks And well-frozen ice. DAMERON 1MI.KSONCO. LIMI II D Vthing for Your Of Main 100 Cam; ' NEW ORLEANS, LOUI81AN S. V. GILLAN cv CO. Milwaukee. Wuconiin nnil Krxilr -rt ■ ,m,1 ni ' h, , l U i lr lor catalog. f,.r •nd- f..r 1. 1 EBER ' S Ladies and Gents Ready to Wear V, i llllo III . ( llll . go. 111. ( 244 ) PRATT-LOW PRESERVING (CORPORATION) SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA Packers and Preservers of Fancy Fruits, Vegetables and Preserves To Be Sure Of Serving The Best Discriminating Housewives SPECIFY PRATT-LOW BRAND When Ordering Canned Fruits, Vegetables or Preserves For Any Special Social Function Van-Loan Beard Company 210 Milam Street Shreveport, Louisiana Sales Agents Foster Glassell Company Natchitoches, Louisiana Distributors Ralston Purina Company, Inc., Prop. SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI Manufacturers of CHOWS IN CHECKERBOARD BAGS For a rvell balanced feed for dairy cattle rve have found none that will give better results than PURINA COW CHOW. (Signed) Farm Department, Stale Normal College R. H. Coo e, Club Manager. —FOR SALE BY— Foster Glassell Company, Ltd. Natchitoches, Louisiana Telephone 161 Telephone 431 (245) Foster and Glassell Co. Incorporated WHOLESALE GROCERS NATCHITOCHES. LOUISIANA ytstributors of MENU FLOUR the Best Plain Flour on Earth, and PIKES PEAK FLOUR the best Self-Rising Flour on Earth If you appreciate SERVICE you will give us your business Telephones 161-431 (246) C. H. Rogers THE MEAT MAN FRESH PORK BEEF MUTTON VEAL AND SAUSAGES We Meat the Normal — Why not you? PHONE 363 Natchitoches, Louisiana Jensen Barnhill, Inc. FURNISHINGS College Students Headquarters PHONE 160 Natchitoches, Louisiana Morgan and Lindsey ' s Va.iety Store For Dishes, Tinware, Graniteware, Hosiery, Candies and Small Hard- ware — Toilet Articles and Laces Front Street Natchitoches, Louisiana The Modern Drug Store If you are of the modern type Buy up-to-date articles from us The Piace That Satisfies Phone 241 Second St. Dennis Natchitoches, - - - Louisiana CITY GROCERY the home of good eats PHONES 302-429 Natchitoches, Louisiana Sanitary Barber Shop JOHN ANTOON, Prop. In Amusu Theatre BuilJing Natchitoches, Louisiana Edgar Levy D. L. Suddath AMUSU THEATRE LEVY and SUDDATH, Mgs. Seating Capacity 600 NATCHITOCHES. LOUISIANA (247) Cudahy ' s PU Hams ThsTortcTdis- Bacon YOU ' LL LIKE THEM BETTER Nature ! Ufaj with tree-ripened fruit is our way with Puritan Hams and Bacon. Just slow, patient, mellowing. No hurrying, no forcing. Thus the natural, delicious flavor and tenderness arc retained. Ask Always for Puritan. Be sure of the name The Cudahy Packing Co., of La., Ltd. Makers of Puritan Ham — Bacon — Lard COMPLIMENTS OF Murray- Brooks Hard- ware Co., Ltd. Jobbers of Heavy Shelf Hardware Mill Supplies Lake Charles. Louisiana We Specialize in the Equipment of Dining Roon s and Cafctciins for Si hool Cafeterias Loubat Glassware Cork Co., Ltd. 314 Chartres Street NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA (248) S. Aaron, President V. L. Roy, Vice-President Merchants Farmers Bank (Established in 1913) CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $70,000.00 WE WILL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOUR BUSINESS Telephone 242 Natchitoches, Louisiana Libby, McNeal 6C Libby The Recognized Quality Products CANNED FISH MEATS VEGETABLES MILK and FRUITS There is no guess in buying Libby ' s Food Products The quality is Canned in the Can Discriminating housewives always call for Libby ' s A CHOCOLATE BISCUIT dehciously filled with a smooth vanilla sugar cream the com- bination of which is known only in Sunshine Hydrox Biscuits — Made by — Loose -Wiles Biscuit Co. (Branches in over 100 cities) (249) HART BRAND CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Mh Kigan ( banned 1 oods for Michigan People PEARS PLUMS APPLES PEACHES CHERRI1 PRESERVES i i:. BERRI1 GOOSEBERRIES HUCKLEBERRIES RED RASPBERRII BLACK RASPBERRIES PEAS IRN BEETS SQUASH IM MPKIN SUCCOTASH SAUER KRAUT STRING BEANS PORK AND BEANS RED KIDNEY BEANS GREEN LIMA BEANS Put the summer Harden in jour Mild pantry . 111- K ( (J H.ui iv ui guarantee ol VM-ighl of the food you purch.i- quality, a full OZC ran containing full I In- Kid Heart tl your assurance lli.it thc food has undergone the sh inspection in our caniu and clr.in. purr and wholesome. W. R. ROACH COMPANY GENERAL OFFICES Grand Rapids. Ml HICAN CRANE Plumbing Fixtures for Homes of Comfort CRANE Co. IMtt Pelen Si . Nt U ( Kt I N-. LOUISIANA I Oabluhtd ft ( Branch if Chicago. III.) ( 250 ) Hughes Dry Goods Co. Home of Good Merchandise SHOES— CLOTHES PURE GOODS NOTIONS PHONE 101 NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA Levy Drug Co. THE REXALL STORE Stationery and Toilet Articles 92 HAIR TONIC Phone 131 Natchitoches, Louisiana McClung Drug Company DRUGS STATIONERY SODA WATER ICE CREAM CANDY KODAK FILMS For Radios and Supplies See McCLUNG ' S ' Phone 361 Natchitoches, La. Winbarg Bros. Staple and Fancy irocenes WHERE NORMAL GIRLS GROW FAT ' Phone 36 ' Phone 136 Natchitoches, Louisiana (251) W. F. Taylor Company Wholesale Grocers and Feed ci I S J I BRANDS Del Monte Canned Fruits and Fish Hirsch Bros. Pickles and Condim -ni Hart Brand Canned Vegetables and I nnt- Ked Cross I omatoes Gold Leaf and Calendar Flour Western Cartridge Co. Shells Keystone .Steel and Wire Co., Fencing We are here to serve you. A line, a ring or a wire itarts our snappy service. Phone 166 NATCHITOCHES. LA. Phone 302 HKI. 1 POKI. LA. Standard Bakery The Bakery for Quality and Quantity Raton Bread, Golden Crust Bread, Whole Wheat Bread, and the best of rolls, cakes and pics baked every day We deliver to all parts of the town WE FURNISH NORMAL COLLEGE ITS BREAD J. J. Johnson. Manager Natchitochi 3, LOUIMANA (252) Natchitoches Motor Co. Limited Morris Aaron, President D. W. Breazeale, Vice-President J. B. Pressburg, Secretary-Manager PROMPT EFFICIENT RELIABLE LINCOLN - FORD - FORDSON Cars Trucks Tractors Accessories DRIVE IN FILLING STATION Cor Front and Lafayette Sts. Night and Day Service NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA Natchitoches Unlimited A Center of Great Possibilities Soil as rich as the valley of the Nile A Lake as beautiful as artists can paint A fountain of Education flowing to every part of the State A wonderful place to own your home Frost -Johnson Limber Co. J. B. Calvert, Manager 08-110 Washington Street Phone 447 NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA (253) YOUR CORRESPONDENCE PAPER Should be selec t« l with the sain care and good taste you use in selecting your clothing. It should be distinctive and at the same time have that air of quality and refinement that is as- sociated with persons of good breeding and education. Made in all styles to suit each individual; you will find your particular style of correspondence paper among the many that are now on display at the Normal Book Store Let Your Stationery Reflect Your Personality U HanJl MONTAG ' S FINE PAPER Schuster ' s Wholesale Produce Co. ' ' QUALITY ' OUR MOTTO Wholesale Fruits — Produce and Commission Merchants 508 COMMI R I . M HI I I TELEPHONE 983 E BUY AND SELL FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN AND OUT OF SEA I n i I degiaph i VI rite SCHUSTER ' S SHREVI.I ' OKI LOL ' IMW ( 2 -.4 l In Natchitoches Its The Peoples Hardware Furniture Co. THE WINCHESTER STORE Edison and Columbia Phonographs We Have New Records on Sale Twice Monthly Telephone 210 Natchitoches, Louisiana New Orleans Seafood Co. 1228 Decatur Street New Orleans, Louisiana OYSTERS FISH SHRIMP CRABS Ever)) Food that Crows in the Sea Phone Hemlock 87 Avoyelles Wholesale Grocery Co. LIMITED Alexandria, La. Eunice, La. Ville Platte, La. Bunkie, La. Natchitoches, La. Snow Drift and Fiddle and Bow Flour Red Star Roasted Coffee Rice and Groceries Royal No. 1 Flour WE SELL TO MERCHANTS ONLY (255) Louisiana Railwau dC Navigation Co. Shoit Line 1 hough Louisiana SHREVEPOR1 ALEXANDRIA BATON ROUGE M.W OKI. LANS THROUGH PULLMAN SERVICE FAST FREIGHT SCHEDULES For information regarding Fares, Ticket . Baggage, Pullman Reservation and Freight Traffic, call or vwitr nearest Traffic Rcpn «-nt.ih J V Campbell, Traffic Manager Shreveport, I S I) Powers, Trav ' ling Frt ct Pan Shreveport, La. (256) Simmon Oil dC Refining Co. INCORPORATED SHREVEPORT, LA. Marketers of Petroleum and its products COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND STANOCOLA GASOLINE The Standard Motor Fuel STANOCOLA POLARINE The Standard Motor Oil Standard Oil Co., of La. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Branches at all Principal Points Throughout Louisiana. Houseman Sheet Metal Works Tin Work of all Kind. Welding, Radiators, fenders and bodies Repaired. ASK ► SHREVEPORT ♦ ' LA A Houseman Roofing Co. ? Inc. SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA (257) RUMFORD The POWDER Wholesome BAKING [i our bake da) a pleasure, i an anxiel Riirnfoid makes bake dayi an unqualified delight to thousands of success- ful, happ) housewivi . e Rumjord results 111 real Inking perfection. Pure in quality, of uniform lea cmng strength and sun dependability! Rum- ford raises the food just right, bringing out the rich, delicious flavor of the materials used. Rum orJ-raised foods arc always light, moist, fine-grained, eas) to digest. fficiency, w holesomeness and economy. Rumjord has led for o ' quarter of a century. I KM. Let us send, free, a copy of our helpful cook book: 1 li Kumford Modern Methods of Cooking. THE RUMFORD COMPANY, Providence, R. I. The Chas. H.Elliott Co. Largest Engraving House in the World. MMI N EMEN1 I V! I A I IONS CLA y PROGRA1 ( I  IM WD KI u Dance Programs and Invitations Menus i Dance Cases and G I i. iti -inity .Hid l Ism In it- l i Annual! I rat rnitj snd i Ism Sutioi I CataJogi snd Illustrations ■ ' IiJiiik [nvitattoni Celling Cards Seventeenth St. and Lehigh Ave. PHILADELPHIA. PA. Rantz Engineering Machine Works l ( OKI ' UHATKR Mechanical and Contracting 1 n gineers. Draught-men and Designers Tht South ' s f-„st Welding Plant Prompt Given Repairs Land and M.nnie Work 41144124 Carrollton Avenue. NEW ORLEANS. LA. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS The Peoples Bank Natchitoches, Louisiana Telephone 64 Capital Stock, paid in . . . $30,000.00 Undivided Profits, all earned . . $60,000.00 Exchange Bank Organized 1892 Capital, Surplus and Profits, $1 70,000.00 A Bank of Personal Service Natchitoches, Louisiana (259) EVERY1 HIV. I K lid OFFIC1 AND SCHOOL FEHANSELLSBRO 404 406-406-410 Carondelet St Nl w Oku a . Loi ISIANA Mason ' s Paint Works nlanufactuTt Bridge, lliiin and L ' tilitu Painli .1 . I ' .urits for H()l B VRNS FENCES and Gl l RAL PU RPOS1 S Rl m I )K USE 1 Oklahoma Ghj Mill Elevator Co. Miller t and ( i rri Oklahoma (.in. Oklahoma ' ■en of that good HKUOTROPE FLOUR It t.ikcs tin- y.ur ' .s cut of biscuit making I or Sale b Foster Glasscll Company ic HrTOC 111 S, I 01 ISIANA J. A. Styron Engraving Co, Shreveport, Louisiana Wedding Invitations College Stationei v Class Rings Class and Fraternity Pins Memory Rooks i 260 ) Help Yourself at Home Practice is the I, only way speed can be attained in typewriting. Students for a nominal rate can rent one of our type- writers and have it sent home Write or phone us for special studen ts ' rates L. C. Smith Bros. Typewriter Co. 218-223 Carondelet Bldg.. Phone Main 3270 New Orleans INSIST ON GENUINE FAIRBANKS HEALTH SCALES Built to Meet Specifications of State Boards Our many Service Stations are your protection The Fairbanks Company Phone M-350. 636 Magazine St. NEW ORLEANS Shreveport Potato Chip Company WARDLAW ' S PRODUCTS Manufacturing Salted Peanuts, Salted Almonds, Salted Pecans and Shelled Pecans 602 Western Avenue SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA ' ' THIS ANNUAL PRINTED BY Gladness Print Shop PRINTING - ENGRAVING - BINDING - STATIONERY isivi Agents for WHetteeC Office Furniture College Annuals cilKl High Class Publications |Our Annuals Have Won National Honor In All- American Exhibil Each Year] BATON ROUQE, LOl MAN 7tl 1. Telephoi Uvia B dg. Prinl Shop, 440 Florida L i ML. fc_.NO Movi - K w ° a t - 3o fcc cV gf , -Willi Klft v svi ' Vo bOX I. c 2 . Southwestern Engraving Co. Dallas Fort Worth T-Iovtston . - ■■ ■ - )) ' f ' rr.i (?. . ex y .