Northwestern State University - Potpourri Yearbook (Natchitoches, LA)

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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION J. L. Bryan Mks. D. C. Scarp.orougii 1933-1934 Elective Memhers HoxoRABi.n A. T. Gei.pi, New Orleans First District Mrs. Eleanor H. Meade, Gammercy Second District Honorable V. J. Burke, New Iberia Third District Honorable E. A. Conway, Shreveport Fourth District Honorable George T. Madison, Bastrop - ' ; District Dr. Glenn J. Smith, Vice-President, Jackson ■ Sixth District Honorable Parrish Fuller, Oakdale Seventh District Honorable H. H. White, President, Alexandria Eighth District Appointive Members Honorable V. A. Montgomery Lafayette Dr. a. B. Dinwiddie New Orleans Honorable Clyde S. Rodgers Ruston Executive Committee For State Noniicil College T. H. Harris, Slate Superintendent, Chairman Baton Rouge Honorable J. L. Bryan, I ' icc-Chairnuin Natchitoches Mrs. D. C. Scarborough Natchitoches JfVC H. H. While T. H. Harris Glenn J. Smith TWENTY-THREE

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THE PRESIDENT It V, PRESIDENT W. W. TISON, A.B., M.S. Iiir fivf •;lr ihc rnllt-ni- li.is Uvvu iiiuirr itu lf;ulcr hip of l ' rr ' uKiil W. W. I i- ' ii. W ' w Krniiiiit- cnthiioiaMii to m;il f Norin.il Collixc ;ni ill lilllliclM rcimwiu-il for i( M ' hiila»lir achic-vrmrnt«, ihr iti(livi(lualit nf it »liitli-itl», ai-cl it» hivloriral i-aiiipus ha-- rt-Miltcj! in oiiiMniitliiiK pr inrr«v l ' r»- nli-ni ' l iM n a» uratliiatnl Inun tin- l.diii iaiia Staic Normal in 1904. .Adcr rci-civiiijs an A.H. clcjircc from the Stati- rni ir ii and an M.S. «Knr»-f from ihc rniv«T ii of Chirac , hi Tv«d on the a«linini»lrativf taff of the I ' calMKlv Siiinnu-r SfhiMil, later coming back to tfjis collrKc a »ht prof -«.» ir of ( lu-miMry. In 1929 he wa- elected to presiile in tfie respon-ilile po«.iti in a president of tlii« rollene, whifh he ha Mirco fully filled ince ih.ii tinic. TWEN.Y-TWO

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IKM! THE HEADS OF ART: Mrs. Olive Long Cooper, B.S., A.M. Much imprlu« ha brcn aildnl m ihc «ork in ihc art drparimrni b ihr rxhibiliim hrld ihri iiKhiiui ihr rar n( Mti(1ir« d«»nc b ari «iudrnt . Mr . Olive long { ' » iprr. head of ihc drparimrni Kradtialrd iroin thr I.oui ia:ia Slair Normal in 1918; rrrrivrd hrr li.S. dritrrr from Columbia I ' nivrr in in iqij, and in 1926 rrcrivrd hrr A.M. drgrrr and a diploma a« Miprr i »r ot finr arl trotn Columbia Cnivrrsily. .Vflrr irarhinK in ihr NN ' innfirld IliKh S«hiN»l, ihr Cnivcr ii «i( Vi ' coii in, ihr Indiana Siair Normal Sthixil and S«-arlx rounh on lludvin, hr arrrpird a pitoilinn al ihi rollrKr in 1928. BIOLOGY: Dr. Eari H. Herrick, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. rhr KioloKy drparimrni ha« proj{rr .rd very murh during ihc pa l year. The exrclleni rrford mailr b ludrnis havr riiabird ihrm lo i-viaSlish a rhaplrr n an llonor.ir ni.lociral Iralrrnilv. Or. tarl II. Ilcrriik ha doiir admirablr work a ihr hrad of ihr drparimrni of Bioli.j; . Ilr rrrrivrd 1 K.S. ijrurrc frouj ihr Kan a Slair . Krirullural Collrjjr in I92 ' i, and an M.S. dr rrr in 1927. Hr did radualr ludy in ihe Marine Kiolo iral I.alM ralor , WiMid Hole. MaNsa»-hu»rl|N. during thr iimmrr of 1928. In 1929 hr a . awardrd a diHioralr from Harvard rnivrr iiv. I r. Ilrrrirk arird a a i laiii Mammalo isi in ihr KanviN Slalr . nrirullural Coilrnr from 192ft Ki 1927. In 1927 hr was ivrn an .AuMin Irarhinn Irllovwhip and studied in Harvard l ' niver il from 1927 lf 1929. Pr. Ilrrrirk arrrpird a posiiiiu) un ihr Normal farull in 1929. CHEMISTRY: Professor A. L. Ducournau, A.B., M.S. I hr Chrmi lr department has not onl mainl.ii ' ird it formrr exrrllriire, but ha al»o made ron piruou advnnri in many re perl . Several inlrrr tinK Irrlurr and demon- lralion have been iji ' • ' the ludrni av embl by the Chemi lr ileparlmrnl. l ' rofe Mir l urournau, head of ihr department, rrrrivrd hi .V.B deijrrr from ihi institution in 1923. Ilr dill Ktaduatr study al the Cnivrrsily of Trxas in ihr summrr of 1925. Hi M.S. detjree was awarded from the I ' niversiiv of Iowa in 1929. I ' rolessiir Durournau stiidird al the Cniversiiy of Chira(»o durini; the sumiiur of 1950. Ilr srrvrd as a hi b s4-hool trachrr and principal for fivr rar afirr which hr arrrpird a position on thr Louisiana Slatr Normal Collr r administrative s|,-)ff in 1925. WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mrs. Thelma Zelenka Kyser, A.B., M.A. The Women ' s division of thr l ' h siral Fduralion Orpartmenl i rapabl supervised by .Mrs. ' Ihelma Zelrnka K ser. I ' hrouKh hrr intrresi in this work Ph siral F.duration for women ha been broadened and now pla s an imporl.- nl pari in the hrallh and rrrreation for each woman student. Mrs. K ser Kraduaird from the Louisiana Stale Normal in 1917 and in 1922 rrrrivrd hrr AM. dr rer. She was a sperial student at I ' ealxidy, Columbia, and Cniversity i)f California; she taught iti I ouisiana publir schools for several years. In 1921 shr arrrpird hrr prr»rnl position as a mrmbrr of the Staff of I„ S. N. C. She rereivrd hrr M..- . denrre in 1933 from C% lumbia I ' nivrrsily. SOCIOLOGY: Professor Alvin Good, A.B., A.M. Thr drparimrni f f S irial Srienrr is extremely fortunate in having al its head a man who has disliiiKuishrd himself in the field of S irioIo(;y. The trxl IxMik rompilrd by l ' rofess ir (iood is useil as thr prrsrnt text Inxik for Sociology classes al this schcHil and ihrrs. Mr. tiiMKl rrreived hi AM. dejjrre in 1910 from the Kansas Slate Normal and hi A.M. from the Cnivrrsily of Colorado in 1917. lie studied a a graduate sludrni in the I TiiversiM of Chicago in 191K. 1919 and liie summer ot 192ft. Fmm 1910 to 1917 he » a a teacher in high scho«ds. Mr. Ciood wa professor of Social Science in Hasting College from 1918 to 1920 at which time hr b-camr connrclril with the facultv of ihr l.oui iana Stale Normal College. TWENTY-FOOK