Northwestern State University - Potpourri Yearbook (Natchitoches, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1941 volume:

1 LOUISIANA COLLECTION 0(110 B9? u i poRiKiii or ruii m I II I Hick Hendersoj] • THE 1941 itSi f IWD OIRL wevT PUBLISHEIJ BY THE STIJUEIVT BODY BF TBK LBllSI VIV l STATE NBHMAL EULLEliE, NATEHITBEHES, LBLISIAIVA . . IWE E l¥ . . IWE OO TO U SS OO TO MEEP Td present JVornial hs it is: It is our aim to shou nut nnly ttie HLliieve- ments of ttie stndents and the excellence of the ileimrtnients hut tn revive in later years lifelong friendshifis that started on reqistratinn day and were parted nn qraduatinn. Unr feeble attempt has heen foi this yearbook to reflect before yoo as in a polished mirror the students and faculty as well as the cherished memuries uf 1940-41; tu have it read mure like an uld tale than a brilliant nuvel. Even the cuver has been chusen with the thunqht that in years tu cume it will still qrace une ' s library fittinqly. And su it is with snmewhat wistful reverence that we write finis; fur we knuw that the bunk is nut made uf pictures and ink but uf life and memuries; therefure, in bi ndinq it we seal with- in it the happiest days uf unr life— days never tu he furqutlen. IIID iiO IE¥ REE ll !■, i: Liiuv 1 J I I t is with love and appreciatinn that the 1941 Potpourri is dedicatEii to MRS. ETHEL L. HEREFORD —ever gracious, Inyal, aud charniiuq— for her untir- iuq services rendered the college for almost a quarter of a century. Her sympathetic uuderstandinq and patience have helped tn quide the students of the IVnrnial thrnuqh storm and sunshine. . ' v .s. ,: w ' - ■■i O N wmmmmmi lu- f .f - • ■ ( ; — -1 i:% -K ' ' - H ' Z!jp3(f ift„ it - iii 1 k E B Hv uo W!?f ,.. THE COLUMNS 1 J 1 J r V-- hr Bt Xr .- r . ' -rr; 3 5S! ' - -:v :.-- ;;rii ( ycceli enci 1 SI IJ Characteristic of the people he represents, he is ruggedly honest and plainly outspoken. A lawyer of wide reputation, he is well equipped to give to Louis- iana an administration that will be ranked with the best. I 17) J, attftet te Ldent ■ ■ - 1 - - - 1 J A great personality, he worked unswervingly toward the build- ing of a greater Normal. Completely unassuming, devoted to the ideals of a democratic college, he devoted himself to that task. The student body of the Normal bid a loving farewell to Mr. Fredericks and to his First Lady of the Campus. [18] MRS. A. A. FREDERICKS te I d e n L l) [ Quiet, dignified, emphatic is Normal ' s new president, Dr. Joe Farrar. His personality, keen judgment, insight, and understanding of the problems confronting college students stand him in good stead as administrator and adviser. I 1S)1 Coach rules with an iron hand when serving on the Discipline Committee . . . Mr. Mitchell handles the grades . . . Miss Dean is like an old hen with a flock of biddies . . . Mrs. Hereford is our youngest girl friend . . . Mr. Sibley doles out the money . . . Mr. Hatcher feeds us and looks like a well-fed specimen . . . Mr. Avery is the man who finds a job for us . . . Mr. Weaver No. 1 rooter for the football team. H. LEE PRATHER Dean of Students W. S. MITCHELL Registrar MRS. ETHEL L. HEREFORD Dean of Off-Campus Women and Social Director f t f [20] S. J. SIBLEY Business Manager and Treasurer S. T. HATCHER Manager of Dining Hall W. J. AVERY Director of Extension M. R. WEAVER Director of Student Aid [211 THE WOMEN ' S COUNCIL Carolyn Reed, Helen Lowe, Charlrne Kilgore, Wanda Lowry, Christine Baker, Clara Belle Walker, Elizabeth Burford, Juanita Burt, Katherine Shaw, Mary Leda Schlernitzauer, Sidney Gremillion, Kathaleene Morrow, Gladys Willianns, Beverly Dumestre THE DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE Robert Rouse, Leora Blair, Donnie Waller, Dean H. Lee Prather, Sylvan Nelken, Helen Lowe, A. C. Maddox THE BUSINESS STAFF Pauline Johnson, S. J. Sibley, Mrs. Frances Sibley, Raymond Whitehead THE DORMITORY COUNSELLORS Seated: Mrs. Edith Barclay, Mrs. Will Lawlis, Mrs. Mauc|e Palmer, Miss Debbie Pinkston, Mrs. Perle David, Mrs. A. C. Owen, Miss Dean Varnado. Standing: Miss Catherine Winters, Miss Martha Feltus. THE COLLEGE SECRETARIES Standing: Pearl Trammel, Tommie Sue Guier, Camilla Johnson. Seated: Aline Richardson, Merle Rivers, Dorothy Wyatt. fm THE POWER HOUSE CREW C. Pettijohn, I. M. Flanagan, N. J. Chatelain, G. J Shehane, Sr., A. E. Brown Guy Shehane, Jr. 4 M X S liy- J7f rr -) : f - ' -in -V -i J -«- -a_ David Bramlett, Shelia C ST OFFICE U; :ii xfAWX C ' U W2 rence Crump, Frances Flournoy, Lambert Tynes, I Mrs. C. Vj. Boydstun, Postmistress; James Watson. J THE INFIRMARY STAFF Mrs Sallle Langston, Janis Gibbens, Mrs, Flora Bowers. u THE LIBRARY STAFF Front Row: Dorothy Keyser, Mrs. Ellen Hill, E. P. Watson, Mrs. Jared Jordan. Second Row: Mrs. Sally Gunn, Mrs. R. B. Williams, Mrs. Payne Henry, Cornelia Eastland. THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Seated: R. G. Markham, Lauretta Fox, Priscilla B. Hussey, A. L. Ducournau. Standing: F. G. Fournet, L. S. Miller, H. L. Barr, Joe Webb, George Miller. THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT Front Row: Edwin Shannon, Sherrod Towns, Mrs. Frances Phelps, Paula Potts, Robert Frizzel, Lorane Brittaln. Second Row: Gilbert Saetre, Blanche Toy, Mrs. Lilian G. McCook, Dwight Davis. THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT J. T. Hooker, L. J. Alleman, H. J. Sudbury, A. M. Hopper, F. A. Ford, O. R. Crew. THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ront Row: H. H. Turpin, Palma Robinson, Elisabeth Cunningham, Mrs. Arthur O ' QuInn, Alvin Brown. Second Row: Paul Marx, Guy Nesonn, Walter Ledet. THE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPAR TMENT Front Row: Alvin Good, William Culp, Dean Varnado, H, J. Colvin, D. T. Tarlton. Second Row: J. S. Kyser, Martha Feltus, Catherine Winters, H. L. Prather. THE VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT eated: Florence Rush, Mrs. Louise P. Cole, Minnie Lee Odom, Clara Ingram, Mrs. Ruby • unckleman. Standing: Sylvan Nelken, Dorothy Legendre, H. J. Young, C. M. Muser, N. B. Morrison, Robert Easley, Esther Cooley, Clarence Deblieux. Tht LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Seated: Eve Mouton, Mrs. Elia Boudreaux Culp, A. G. Alexander, Sarah L. Clapp, Mrs. Helen M. Landell. Standing: Clio Allen, R. L. Ropp, Corinne Saucier. Louis Castille, Thera Stovall, Inei Allen, Annetta L. Wood, Mamie Bowman, R. W. Winstead. THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT 2L lj  Seated: C. G. Killen, Leora Blair, Z. T. Gallion. Standing: G. L. Corley, A. C. Maddox. THE ART DEPARTMENT Orvilie Hanchey, Hope Haupt. THEY RULED FOR A DAY Donnie, Kathleene and Parker ruled Normal during the Louisiana Teachers Associafion Convention. THE STUDENT OFFICERS Donnie Waller President of Student Body Robert Rouse Vice-President Student Body Helen Lowe Secretary-Treasurer Student Body Wilbur McSherry President of Senior Class O ' Neil Decoteau President of Junior Class Homer Robinson President of Sophomore Class Ernest Wright Representative Student Body Willi.am Dosher Representative Student Body Donald Conley Representative Student Body Dickie Henderson Editor of Potpourri Charles Stahls Editor of Current Sauce Sheila Caldwell President of Y. W. C. A. Pennie Adkins President of Y. M. C. A. Sam Scurria Representative Newman Club I [26] The Student Body Association was organized in 1927 with the election of a president, vice-president, secretary-treasurer, and certain members of the student body to make up the Student Council. The purpose of this organization is to regulate all matters pertaining to the student hfe of its members which do not fall under the jurisdiction of the faculty. The Student Council acts as an executive body for the Student Body Associa- tion and supervises the activities of the student organizations, bringing them into closer cooperation with one another, also with the faculty and administration of the college. This council consists of the three student body officers, the presi- dents of the senior, junior, and sophomore classes; the editors of the Potpourri and Current Sauce; the presidents of the three religious organizations, and the three representatives at large from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes. GOVERNMENT Reading Clockwise: Decoteau, Dosher, Wright, Robinson. Lowe, Rouse, Waller, Scurria, Henderson, McSharry, Stahls, Conley. Adkins, and Caldwell. ■■ mW Bottom Row: Caltioun, McLean, Morrow, Norris, Monks, Marin, Harris, McGhee, Koon Shaw, Caraway. Second Row: Caillouet, Burt, Gre- million, Hathorn, Riddick, Phillips, Babin, Clement, McCarthy, Killiman. 7 r I SCENES FROM DEEP PURPLE Ralph throws Te ;sie for a loop. . , . The end. a c k et i ( i H D Among the traditions of Normal College stands the Purple Jacket Club, honor society for women. Its purpose is embodied in the motto — Service. Mem- bership in the organization is based upon scholarship, leadership and loyalty to the Alma Mater. The aim of each Purple Jacket girl is the building of a greater Normal College; to this end the group re- mains ready to serve. First Row: Babin, Burt, Caillouet. Calhoun. Second Row: Caraway, Gremillion, Harris, Hathorn. Third Row: Killman, Koon, McCarthy, McGhee. Fourth Row: Marin, Monlts, Norris. Fifth Row: Phillips, Riddick, Shaw. First Row: Morrow, Norris, Monks, Marin, Harris, McGhee, Caraway. Second Row McLean. Calhoun, Hathorn, Riddick, Babin, Koon, Shaw. Third Row: Caillouet, Burt, Gremil ' ion, Phillips, Clement, McCarthy, Killman. ' y J-, sr I i i )o - i 4 Charles Stahls Editor-in-Chief John Duffy Business Manager Marion Cromwell Associate Editor Sam Kendrick Sports Editor Adelaide Smith Campus Editor Sheila Caldwell Campus Editor Willie Marie Norris Society Editor Paul, Urns, ei al — circulation. Post mortem. The Current Sauce, a four-page, seven-column news- paper published by students, with Professor R. L. Ropp as faculty adviser, was, prior to the 1940-1941 session, a bi-weekly publication. It is now published every Thursday except during examination periods. The editorial policy of the paper this year has been one of Feature writers — featuring Estopinal. Putting the baby to bed. Ruby Monks and Juanita Phillips; R. L. Ropp, Faculty Adviser. CURRENT SAUCE strict confinement to campus news. The Current Sauce is a member of the Louisiana Intercollegiate Press As- sociation. Staff membership is based upon ability and willingness to work — nothing else. The editor is elected by popular student vote. Other members of the staff are appointed by him. FEATURE WRITERS Ruby Monks, Juanita Phillips, Reuben Estopinal, Melba Smith, Louise Hawkins, Walter Stille, Peggy Myers, Juanita Burt, Frances Wood, and Katherine Baker. REPORTERS Eloise Hanson, Feme Sullivan, Mable Concrly, June Bookter, Billy Joe Ferguson, Hazel LeBlanc, Mary Ann Barr, Betty Cavender, Wilbur McSherry, Mildred Mc- Michael, Edna Mae Donaldson, Betty Wyatt, Nola Beasley, O. C. Coats, Virginia Armour, June Brickcll, Wanda Ernest, Alfreda Nunez, Grace Ranatza, Ida Simp- son, Wanda Ann Mercer, Carroll Pouncey, Carmen de la Barre, and Kent Buckingham. Leonard Kimbrell Shirley Lindsey Thelma Bishop Paul Stahls Wallace Hunter Mary Ellen Caldwell R. L. Ropp Art Editor Feature Editor Exchange Editor Circulation Manager Radio Commentator Radio Commentator Faculty Adviser 7 I9-I-I E LEE HENDERSON Editor g from a relapse of relaxing These hair-brains do nothing To the members of the staff, Mr. George Atkinson, and Mr. Charles Cunningham, we express our sin- cere appreciation. The chief aim of the staff has been to please, endless hours hav- ing been spent in planning each page so that it would fit into the scheme of things, in consideration of the likes and dislikes of the stu- dent body, as seen by the editor and staff, in carrying out a democratic policy so essential to the ultimate success of any book. If we hav e succeeded, we shall indeed be gra- ciously rewarded for the lost sleep, the cut classes, the time spent, aat the energy consumea. So long! [32] - -J J J w STAFF MEMBERS Dick Henderson Editor Parker Wiggins Business Manager Leonard Kimbrell Artist Kent Buckingham Typist George Atkinson Photographer Charles Cunningham Faculty Adviser Ferne Sullivan Lou Duhree Betty Campbell L REL Conerly Eleanor Ramsey Elaine Car ille PARKER WIGGINS Business Manager The glamour boy has had a big undertaking this year. The staff goes to the dogs I Ml i DRAMATICS Litha Davis and V. A. Dunham as Grazia and Prince Sirki in Death Takes a Holiday WHEN THE SCENE IS SET Scenes from The Admirable Crichton Top: Marion Lee and Billy Joe Ferguson as Lady Mary and Crichton. Bottom: The servants come to tea at Lord Loam ' s. kBW ' A new era in dramatic activity opened in 1940 on the Normal campus with the opening of the Fine Arts Building. With its magnificent large auditorium, the Little Theatre, complete lighting equipment, and a varied stock of scenery, this building afforded the Dra- matic Club its first opportunity to produce its work on a professional scale. A workshop in the basement allowed the building of stage sets by members as well as by members of dramatics classes. The employment of Thera Stovall as a member of the Speech Department augmented the capable work of Annetta Wood, Miss Stovall directing The Adiiiira- ble Crichton, first major production of the year. Miss Wood directed Death Takes a Holiday, second major production. An innovation was the production of Dramatic Hours monthly under the direction of experienced club members. These included The Maker of Dreams, under direction of Melba Halbert; The Hrink of Silence, under Iva Blanche Butler, and The Val- iant, under V. A. Dunham, all being produced in the l ittle Theatre. Here, too, plays of the classes in play production were given. The Junior Dramatics Club was active during the school year, giving Don ' t Take My Penny during January. Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dramatics fra- ternity for those obtaining a high standard in dramat- ics and holding a high scholastic average, continued its activities. Its faculty members are Annetta Wood and Charles Cunningliam. LiTHA Davis President Melba Halbert J ' ice-President IvA Blanche Butler Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS 4 ( ill tiTsi Row: Butler, Caillouewy ' pipbgJI ' pavi5, lUKoteau.. Dix. Second Row: Dunlj q ' i. ln, -i ' l gfl!ii Halbert. Hdl. ' Johnson Third Row: Kimbrell. Le£,. MtCarthk, May son. Merrer, Nicholsoij Fourth Row: Robert3f StaWs, ' ylvcst, Tayloi, Thomas, WarrerfT IvA Blanche Butler •Hazel Bandy LiTHA Davis Oneil Dfcoteau ♦William Dosher V. A. Dunham Vesta Caillouet WiLBURN Dix Billy Joe Ferguson Frank Fragala Ch ARIES Hall •Melba Halbert George Johnson Leonard Kimbrell Jev el McCarthy Wanda Mercer Shirley Porrs Robert Rouse Gwendolen Sylvest Vernon Warren Betty Campbell •Frances Thomas •Marion Lee Mary Adair Nicholson Melva Mayson ' James Taylor Charles Roberts Charles Stahls ' yDenotts mAbership in Alpha Psi Omeea r . . The Neignbors, a Dramatics Class Penny spurns love for a career Top. Left to Right: The cast of Don ' t Take My Penny, a Junior Dramatics Club play . . play. Center: Crichton : Shipwrecked on an Island . . . Social roles reversed; the aristocrats serve Crichton . . . The cast and production crew of Crichton. Bottom: The Maker of Dreams, the first Dramatic Hour, directed by Melba Halbert . . . The Brink of Silence. second Dramatic Hour, directed by Iva Blanche Butler . . . Rehearsal for Crichton, under direction of Thera Stovall. u THE NORMAL A CAPELLA CHOIR LOUISIANA STATE NORMAL A CAPELLA CHOIR, DIRECTED BY PRO- FESSOR J. ROBERT FRIZZELL, HAS TRAVELED WIDELY THROUGHOUT LOUISIANA. ONE OF THE FIRST CHOIRS OF ITS KIND IN THE STATE, IT HAS BEEN, THE INSPIRATION FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF A [eat many other CHOIRS OF THIS TYPE. L . -. .- . ., SWING KINGS First Row: Hughes, Yarborough, Dew, Dailey, Whitlow, Ginsburg. Second Row: Hollenshead, Payne, Moore, Hundley, Cronin. Back Row: Howell. THE BAND IN ACTION AT THE TECH GAME : THE CONCERT BAND Directed by Gilbert T. Saetre an SING • SING • SONG • SONG • SING • SONG • SING ' ■-a 1 ii % k :rf. •0 ' ■ r i-l 1 MFM3 1 i First Row: Ropp, Rhodes, Leete, Slbiey, Cheves, Smith, Owens, Cook, Halbert. Caldwell. F Thomas, G. Thomas, Collier, Duffy, Kendrick. Second Row: Hunter, Dowty. c Led lf)j K3pach R. L. Ropp, the 1941 debate and oratory squad, composed l stuBKnts, participated in eight forensic meets in competition with sihool ft surrounding states, making an excellent showing in each. Narmaa Dowty, Wallace Hunter, Frances Thomas, Carolyn Cook, ubrcy Kdnflrick, G. F. Thomas, Jr., Mary Evelyn Dickerson, and Mary lien C Ijmjell were instrumental in gaining enough points to place Normal ngji fha ,top ffe h meet. ate Oratorical Contest avta the Louisiana Forensic Meet were .ampus this year. • Both the Id on the V [38] ■iin-- fl The wearer of the N comes down . . . N. Y. A. Christmas party . . . They attend assembly . . . The faculty meets . . . Mildred McMichael, sweetheart of the Band . . . Tri-Sig party . . . Pan-Hellenic party at the Fredericks ' . . . Christmas pageant. SNAP SHOTS m 1-= ' ■ •■■ SNAP SHOTS Mrs. Arthur O ' Quinn, familiarly known as Miss B. . . . Miss Cath- erine Winters, the stentorian Historian . . . Miss Annetta Wood, glamour girl of the Dramatics Department . . . Terrible Turk A. G. Alexander with a bridge formula . . . Sherrod Towns, the David of the Fine Arts building . . . A. L. Docournau, who adores football players . . . Doctor John S. Kyser, protected against the chill. F. G. Fournet, refugee from the War Department (meaning wife and daughters) . . . President Fredericks, a GOOD man with some coffee . . . Miss Esther Gooley, who always keeps cool . . . H. J. Colvin, popular because all his classes are his favorite class . . . Charles Gunningham, satisfied only when amid beauty . . . Miss Dean Varnado would like to flirt, but no one can change the rules . . . Guy W. Nesom — if it doesn ' t open he will break it down . . . Mrs. Sam Sibley should be informed. SNAP SHOTS Iff I SNAP SHOTS %■ W Seniors — trudging along . . . Big Shot gets the last word . . . Feeling mighty big . . . The pause that refreshes ... A house-top would be better . . . What a harem! . . . The red Bantam looking for a sparring partner . . . She reigned for an afternoon . . . We can be nice . . . Whose your friend, Homer? . . . Hears all and knows noth- ing . . . Giving Kaminsky the once over . . . The Great Profile gets rough . . . Mr. Moore has everything under control . . . Two of a kind. These two will pilot the Demons for ' 41 . . . Blub just before doing a fan dance . . . The boys get a square meal . . . Shoe Shine Boys . . . Anderson has one up his sleeve . . . On a liquid diet . . . Doing the Negro Shuffle . . . What a brawl! . . . Right before everybody, shamey, shamey . . . What a glorious mess SNAP SHOTS iJm ' T£ 1 iS l 1 1 p A ' ' p « v . rBp P 1 ' ' nK « ' r jf ' . ( 1 SNAP SHOTS Relaxing . . . This is the way we study . . . What have you done wrong besides pouring kerosene in the dressing for salad? . . . Checking up on you . . . Chunking a function . . . Just sociahzing . . . What a crew . . . This will never do . . . They call themselves the Urns . . . Just another W. P. A. gang . . . He tells that to all the girls. The day our troubles begin . . . Alpha Sig gang . . . Shooting craps, girls? ... It speaks for itself . . . Scenes in the field house . . . Mr. Wilson . . . Why make such a face; isn ' t one bad enough? . . . Black as the name . . . Autograph seekers . . . Just before the big broadcast . . . No need to hurry. SNAP SHOTS SNAP SHOTS Just finished soloing . . . Coming out of the lake . . . Dripping wet . . . Part of the class . . . Fun in the pool . . . Flying through the air . . . Members of the life-saving class in the spring ... In the lake we go . . . Guess who? . . . Off to the Corner ... In the whirl of things . . . Any- body ' s baby . . . Old Faithful Darkus. Just before the game we have parades and barn fires . . . And we did beat Mississippi ... In Shreveport for the day . . . The band goes pa- triotic on us . . . Taking the town . . . Just a sappy artist in the making . . . Mail from home . . . Hairless Joe, Frightful, Fruitful, and Indian Joe . . . Participants in Sadie Hawkins . . . Mr. Hawkins, daughter, Mammie Yokum and Pappy Yokum . . . Don ' t shoot! I ' ll marry your daughter. SNAP SHOTS SNAP SHOTS Red Wilson . . . Why the smile, Pennie? . . . Just plain scared ... I wouldn ' t be caught with this crowd . . . Nor this one . . . Dot and Tyler . . . Carolyn and Verdie Mae in action . . . Life in the Experiment Sta- tion . . . Scarred for life . . . This is the way P. W. manages any business . . . An armful of nothings. Special porter . . . Gabriel Waller . . . Children will play . . . Bottoms up . . . Assembly must be over . . . Country goes to town . . . Waiting for a street car ... Is anybody looking? . . . Birds of a feather will flock together . . . The sign is a dead give-away . . . And she made it herself . . . What can it be they see? . . . Your guess is as good as mine . . . And they cut down the old pine tree . . . This is the reason for the poor service in the field house. SNAP SHOTS 1 J I f . ■ Cara Lee Starnes, Theresa Ris+om, Wilbur McSherry V) U L OFFICERS Wilbur McSherry Cara Lee Starnes Theresa Ristom President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer U l V ' 15J1 a [ [ Top Row Frances Allday Natchitoches Commerce Delta Sigma Epsilon; Pi Omega Pi; Vice-President, Delta Sigma Epsilon, 1938. Helen Andrews Riverton Library Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta. Shirley Bill Anthony .... Winnfield English Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. Robert Babei • . Natchitoches Upper EU ' inrntary Marcerv Babin La Place Library Science Delta Sigma Epsilon; Purple Jacket Club; French Club, 19391940; Treasurer, D. S. E.. 1939-1940, Vice- President 1940 1941; President, Purple Jacket Club, 1940- 1941; President, A Dormitory, 1939- 1940; Sec- ictary. Women ' s Council, 1939-1940. Tom Barkkr Jena Social Studies Connie Harrm.ealx . . . McLeod, Texas Home Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha; Newman Club; Band Sweetheart, 1939 1940; Euthenics Club. Virginia Armour Keatchie Library Theta Sigma Up ilon; Current Sauce; Wesley Founda- tion. r VI Bottom Row Velma Barrileaux . . . McLeod, Texas Commerce Alpha Sigma Alpha; Newman Club. Grace Barrois New Orleans Commerce Newman Qub. Herschel Barton Dry Prong C iemistry Lucille Bavhi New Orleans Foreign Language French Circle; Newman Club. Noi.a Beasley Harrisonburg Upper Elementary Current Sauce; Drum Majorette; Episcopal League; A Capella Choir. TuELMA Beasley Provencal English — Library DoRoiiiv Bei.isi e Many Upper Elementary Current Sayce. 1938; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, 1939. Top Row Thelma Bishop Chestnut English — Social Science Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Phi Gamma; Y. W. C. A.; Wesley Foundation; Current Sauce, 19381941. Jewel Blackburn Bogalusa Home Economics Kappa Delta Pi; Euthenics Qub. Esther Bogcs Plain Dealing Upper Elementary Glee Club. June Bookter St. Francisville Commerce Pi Omega Pi; Current Sauce; Y. W. C. A. Katie Boucher Springhill Commerce Pi Orrega Pi; Secretary-Treasurer, Pi Omega Pi. F. G. Brii.ev Douglass, Texas Physical Education Basketball; N Qub. Nesta Broussard Iota English — Library Newman Qub. Bottom Row Sybil Brown Colfax Upper Elementary W. A. A. Oneida Burgess Rosepine Upper Elementary Iva Blanche Butler Oil City English — Speech Alpha Sigma Alpha; Alpha Psi Omega; Davis Players; Secretary-Treasurer, Davis Players; Wesley Foundation Cabinet; Chairman of Dramatics; A Capella Choir, 1939-1940; Vice-President, Alpha Sigma Alpha; Presi- dent, Alpha Psi Omega. Vesta Caillouet Lockport Physical Education Theta Sigma Upsilon; Pi Delta Epsilon; Purple Jacket Club; President, Professional Club, 1940; Freshman Commissioner, 1938; Second Vice-President, Newman Club, 1939; W. A. A. Cabinet, 1938-1939-1940; Davis Players. Jane Caldwell Shreveport Physical Education Sigma Sigma Sigma; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Professional Club; W. A. A.; Order of Demosthenes. Mary Allen Caraway . . . Logansport Home Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha; Kappa Delta Pi; Purple Jacket Club; Euthenics Club; President Kappa Delta Pi, 1940- 1941; Secretary, Alpha Sigma Alpha, 1939-1940; Treasurer, Alpha Sigma Alpha, 1940- 1941; Vice-Presi- dent, Purple Jacket Qub; Who ' s X ' ho in American Colleges and Universities. [ [ B Laverne Brown Harrisonburg Home Economics Sammye Carlyon Boyce Commerce Top Row a [ [ William Carlyon . . . Commerce Newman Club. Boyce Undine Cathcart Minden Primary Pi Kappa Sigma; President, Pi Kappa Sigma, 1940- 1941; Majorette; Y. W. C. A. Alice Champagne . . Lake Arthur Commerce Frances Chandler .... St. Maurice Commerce Verdye Mae Chaze Marksville Home Economics Theta Sigma Upsilon. O. C. Coats Epps Upper Elementary Theta Sigma Upsilon; Y. W. C. A.; Current Sauce Staff, 1937-1938, 1940-1941. Marjorie Elaine Clinton . . . Pineville Music Delta Sigma Epsilon; A Capella Choir. HlI.LIE COLVTN Winnfield Music A Capella Choir. [56] Bottom Row Louis Stanley Comeaux . . Youngsville Commerce Lambda Zeta; Golf Team, 1938. 1939, 1940; Vice- President, Lambda Zeta. 1940-1941; Inteifraternity Council, 1938, 1939. 1940; Vice President, Interfra- ternity Council, 19401941. Mable Olynn Conerly . . . Shreveport Home Economics Alpha Phi Gamma; Euthenics Club; Current Sauce Staff, 1938, 1939, 1941; Business Manager Current Sauce, 1938, 1939; Potpourri Staff, 1941; Y, W. C. A. Donald P. Conlay Campti Social Studies Phi Kappa Nu; Student Council; Vice-President Men ' s Dormitory. H. Cl de Cook West Monroe English — Speech Marion Corbitt Saline Music Kappa Delta Pi; A Capella Choir; Women ' s Council, 1939-1940; T. H. Harris Scholarship Association. George L. Cori.ey Monroe English — Social Science Marion Cromwell Logansport English Sigma Sigma Sigma; Alpha Phi Gamma; President Alpha Phi Gamma, 1940-1941; Associate Editor, Cur rent Sauce, 1940 1941; Society Editor, Current Sauce 1959-1940; Vice-President, Sigma Sigma Sigma, 1939 1940, Secretary, Sigma Sigma Sigma, 1940- 1941; PoT roURRi Staff, 1939-1940; Debate, 1938 1940: Drum Majorette, 1939-1941; Dormitory Council, 1940-1941. Top Row T. R. Crump Marthaville Commerce Wiley Cummings Coushatta Physical Education Basketball, 19381941; Track, 1938-1941; President N Qub, 1940-1941. Catherine Davies Ponchatoula Home Economics Euthenics Qub; Newman Club. LiTHA Davis ......... Trout Home Economics Delta Sig ma Epsilon; Alpha Psi Omega; Pi Delta Ep- silon; Phi Kappa; Euthenics Qub; President Davis Players, 1940-1941; Vice-President Davis Players, 1937- 1938, 1938-1939; Freshman Commissioner, 1938; Y. W. C. A.; Winner Lesche Award, 1940. Mary Evelyn Dickerson . . . Oakdale Speech Sigma Sigma Sigma; Forensic Club; Speech Qub; Var- sity Debate, 1939-1940; Y. W. C. A. Norene Dildy Florien Commerce Y. W. C. A. Elsie Dills Shongaloo English Wii.burn Dix Zimmerman Chemistry Sigma Tau Gamma; Pi Delta Epsilon; Lambda Delta Lambda; Davis Players. Bottom Row Edna Mae Donaldson Reserve Lanffuaffe Theta Sigma Upsilon; Newman Qub; Current Sauce Staff; French Qub. William Dosher Natchitoches Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma; Alpha Psi Omega; Pi Omega Pi; Davis Players: Current Sauce; Student Council, 1940- 1941; Men ' s Council, 1939-1940; Y. M. C. A.; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. WiLMA Douglas Grayson Library Y. W. C. A. Era Dowden Robeline Upper Elementary Odessa Dovvell Pleasant Hill Latin Virginia Downs Shreveport Music Alpha Sigma Alpha; A Capella Choir. 1939-1941; Treble Clef Qub, 1938-1940; Editor, Alpha Sigma Alpha, 1939-1941. John Duffy Alexandria Social Studies Lambda Zeta, Phi Alpha Theta; Current Sauce, 1937- 1941; Editor. Current Sauce. 1938; Business Mana- ger. Current Sauce, 1940-1941; Varsity Debate, 1937- 1941; Davis Players, 1937-1938; Interfraternity Coun- cil, 1941; President, Phi Alpha Theta, 1941. [ - B ei£1 n Top Row a [ [ Mary Nell Duffy Montgomery Entjlisli V. A. Dunham Shreveport Chemistry Sigma Tau Gamma; Lambda Delta Lambda; Alpha Psi Omega; N Club; Davis Players; Football, 1938, 1939, 1940. Marguerite Dupont . . . Library Kappa Delta Pi. Good Hope Doris Dupree Coushatta Library Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta; Alpha Phi Gamma; French Club; Secretary, Kappa Delta Pi, 1940, 1941; Vice-President, Phi Alpha Theta, 1940-1941; T. H. Harris Scholarship Foundation; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. Leila Mae Dupree .... New Orleans Home Economics Sigma Sigma Sigma; Euthenics Club; Potpourri Staff. Josephine Dupuy Marksville Social Sluiiies Theta Sigma Upsilon. Arcadia Lennis Sue Durrett . . . Englisli — Library Delta Sigma Epsilon. Daisy IJeli, Edgerion .... Coushatta Commerce Treasurer, Delta Sigma Epsilon; Pi Omega Pi; Phi Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi. Bottom Row Louise Edwards Many Home Economics Secrerary-Treasurer, Freshman Class, 1937-1938. Gloria Eldred Oakdale Home Economics Sigma Sigma Sigma. Ruben Estopinal Natchitoches Liberal Arts Imogene Ferguson Oil City Home Economics Sigma Sigma Sigma; Euthenics Club. Malce H. Fmz Winiifield Chemistry Pi Kappa Sigma. Irene Virginia Forte . . . White Castle Commerce Newman Club; Pi Omega Pi. Benny Fowler Lisbon (Ujmmerce Pi Omega Pi; Editor, Pi Omega Pi News. [58] Top Row Frank S. Fracai.a Biology Davis Players; Newman Club. Bottom Row Bastrop Margaret E. Gimber .... Winnfield Commercial Education Pi Omega Pi. [ Camille Gaar Dodson Home Economics Euthenics Club; Y. W. C. A. Inez Gamble Grand Cane Primary Alpha Sigma Alpha. Margie GAiHRiGirr .... Natchitoches Commerce Alpha Sigma Alpha; Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Class, 1939- 1940; Potpourri Staff, 1939-1940. Elsie Jams Gibbens .... Plaquemine Home Economics Pi Delta Epsilon; Y. W. C. A.; Euthenics Club; Episcopal Service League. Carolyn- Gibson Oil City Library Alpha Sigma Alpha; Y. W. C. A.; Treasurer, Alpha Sigma Alpha, 1939-1940; Corresponding Secretary, Al- pha Sigma Alpha, 1940-1941; Current Sauce, 1939- 1940. Mae GiMBERT Natchitoches Social Studies Band; A Capella Choir. Albert W. Green Joneshoro Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma; Pi Omega Pi; President, Pi Ome- ga Pi; Vice-President, Y. M. C. A.; Treasurer, Sigma Tau Gamma; Treasurer. B, S. U. Council; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Mable Green ' Newellton Physical Education Delta Sigma Epsilon; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. Cab- inet, 1939-1940; Secretary. Professional Qub, 1939; Vice-President, Professional Oub, 1940; Women ' s Council, 1939; Vice-President, A Dormitory, 1939. William H. Greene Colfax Mathematics Lambda Zeta. A. D. Guii.i.ORv ' ick Biolotjy [ B Top Row Bottom Row Richard Guillory Effie Mathematics — Physical Education Elizabeth Ann Hill . . Commerce Natchitoches Melba Halbert Waterproof Speech Theta Sigma Upsilon; Secretary-Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega; Order of Demosthenes; Debate. Berniece Holland DeRidder Commerce Pi Omega Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A. H Ruby Hammonds Kinder Language Sigma Sigma Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta Freshman Commissioner; Secretary, Freshman Commis sion, 1958; Treasurer, Freshman Commission, 1939 Corresponding Secretary, Sigma Sigma Sigma, 1940 Vice-President, Kappa Delta Pi; T. H. Harris Schol arship Association Reporter; Reporter, French Club Potpourri Staff, 1939-1940. Ruth Holley Pioneer Upper Elementary Kappa Delta Pi; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. Mary Stella Hand .... Hall Summit Commerce Paula Hoi.man Flora Home Economics Euthenics Club. [ Mary Virginia Hathorn . . Haynesville Commerce Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pi Omega Pi; Purple Jacket Club; Y. W. C. A.; Treasurer, Sigma Sigma Sigma. Polly Honeycutt .... Natchitoches Physical Education Theta Sigma Upsilon; W. A. A.; Women ' s Profes- sional Club; Wesley Foundation. [ Rose Lee Henderson Boyce Physical Education — Social Studies Freshman Commissioner, 1939; Current Sauce Staff, 1939; Potpourri Staff, 1940; Professional Club, 1940- 1941; Newman Club Executive Council, 1940-1941; W. A. A. Cabinet, 1940-1941; Editor of Potpourri, 1941; Student Council, 1941; Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. Edward M. House, Jr. . . Social Studies Montgomery [60] i Top Row Bessie Hudson- Plaquemine Home Economics Kappa Delta Pi; Secretary, B. S. U. Council; Treas- urer, Y, W. C A.; Freshman Commissioner, 1939- 1940; Euthenics Qub. V. L. J.ACKSOK Simpson Mathematics Ethel ' . Jones Shreveport Teacher Training MiNME Lea Jones Vaniadc Primary Bottom Row Ann Kilman Natchitoches Speech Davis Players; Purple Jacket Qub; Order of Demos- thenes; B. S. U. Council: Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Elvia Kinchen ' Independence Home Economics Euthenics Oub. Katherine Koon Boyce Home Economics Theta Sigma Upsilon; Freshman Commissioner. 1939- 1940; R. O. Council. 1939-1940; Secretary, A Dor- mitory, 1939-1940; Secretary, Theta Sigma Upsilon; Euthenics Qub; Y. W. C. A,; Purple Jacket Club; Wesley Foundation Committee. Bii.LiE Sue La Caze Leesville Home Economics Sigma Sigma Sigma. [ B Verdie a. Kii.e Kisatchie Commerce Pi Omega Pi. Alma Louise Latham . . . Home Eco nomics Euthenics Club. Mansfield DoROiiiv Kii.(;oRE Lisbon Music Marion R. Lav Coushatta Mathematics President. Pi Delta Epsilon; President, Lambda Delta Lambda. Top Re Bottom Row Katherine Lazarus .... Winnsboro Social Studies Phi Alpha Thcta. John F. Lowrev Haughton Mathematics CoRRiE Lee Leatherman . . . Fordoche Commercial Education Jewell McCarthy Castor Physical Education Pi Delta Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Purple Jackets; T. H. Harris Scholarship; Secretary. Pi Delta Epsilon; W. A. A.; Professional Club; Davis Players; Presi- dent W. A. A.; Order of Demosthenes. Marion A. Lee Benton Speech Pi Kappa Sigma; Alpha Psi Omega; Davis Players; President, Pi Kappa Sigma. 1939-1940; Dormitory Council, 1938-1939, 1939-1940; Women ' s Council, 1939-1940; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Stanley McCoy WinnfieUl Agriculture — Science Phi Kappa Nu; Track, 1938; Basketball, 1938-1941; Baseball, 19391941. a Gene L ' Herisson . . . Fort Worth, Texas Commerce Delta Sigma Epsilon; Pi Omega Pi; President, Delta Sigma Epsilon 1940-1941; Pan Hellenic Council, 1939- 1940; Newman Club; Dormitory Council. 1940-1941; Secietary, Pan Hellenic Council, 1940- 1941. D. C. McCuLLER Mansfield Agriculture — Science [ [ Essie Mae Lrni.E St. Maurice Cnininerce Helen Vir(;inl Lowe . . . Ilaynesville Home Economics Sigma Sigma Sigma; Secretary-Treasurer of Student Body, 19401941; Potpouhr[ Staff, 1940-1941; Stu- dent Council, 1940-1941; Euthenics Club, Discipline Committee, 1940-1941; Women ' s Council, 1940-1941; Vice-President of S. S. S., 19401941; Dormitory Council, 1939-1941; Secretary, Sophomore Oass, 1938- 1939. Inez McChee Ville Platte Library Phi Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi; We. ' iley Foundation; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Treasurer, Purple Jackets; Women ' s Council, 1939-1940; Freshman Commissioner, 1937 1938; President, Y. W. C, A., 1940; Vice-Presi- dent, Kappa Delta Pi, 1940; President, Wesley Foun- dation, 1939-1940. John IIi:nr McNkei.y .... Business .Idminislration Lambda Zeta. Colfax [62] Top Row Wilbur McSherrv Midland C iemistry Phi Kappa Nu; President, Senior Class; Secretary. Y. M. C. A.; Reporter, Current Sauce; Band. Bottom Row La Freda Maxwell Columbia Physical Education [ Irma Macee Franklinton Home Economics Euthenics Club; Y. W. C. A. Melva Marie Mavson .... LeMoyen Speech President of Junior Dramatics; W. A. A. Cabinet; Davis Players; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. 1939-1940; B. S. U. Council, 1939-1940; Secretary, Order of Demos- thenes. Fred T. Marabi.e Chestnut Agriculture — Science Demeter. L eland Megasov Physics Robeline B Marie Louise Makiv Patterson Home Economics Pi Kappa Sigma; Purple Jacket Club; Euthenics Club; Newman Club. Wanda Aw Mercer .... Winnfield Liberal Arts Order of Demosthenes; Davis Players. Alman Marron Waterproof Commercial Education Sigma Tau Gamma; Football, 1937-1941; Track, 1939; N Club. Olive Merritt Home Economics Euthenics Club. Manv Marjorie MA s Greenwood Primary Roland Migues Kinder Agriculture — Science Demeter; Football, 1938, 1939, 1940; Track, 1938; President, Sophomore Qass, 1938-1939; President, Jun- ior Class, 1939-1940; Varsity Baseball, 1939-1940; Student Council, 1938-1940; Freshman Commissioner, 1938 1939. Top Row Bottom Row Clinton Milev Natchitoches Biology Pi Delta Epsilon. Alice Mae Montz LaPlace Liberal Arts Delta Sigma Epsilon; Newman Club; French Club. Charlerose Miller . . . Chemistry Newman Club. Natchitoches Kathalene Morrow .... Haynesville Home Economics Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pan-Hellenic Council, Correspond- ing Secretary: Purple Jacket; Euthenics Qub. Vice- President; President, Sigma Sigma Sigma, 1940-1941. a [ [ WooDROVV Miller Grove Science-Agriculture RebaNeel ........ Converse Demeter, 1938, 1939, 1940; Captain, Football Team, Commercial Education ' ' °- Y. W. A.; W. A. A. Dorothy Mizell Forest Hill Mildred V. Norris Homer Physical Education Health and Physical Education Sigma Sigma Sigma; W. A. A. Cabinet; C. A. A. Kappa Delta Pi; Tennis Team; Professional Club; Y. Flying. W. C. A.; B. S. U.; Secretary-Treasurer, W. A. A., 1940 1941; W. A. A. Cabinet, 1938, 1939; Secretary- Treasurer, D Dormitory, 1940. Mrs. (Jrace Mobley Home Economics Willie Marie Norris . . . Natchitoches Euthenics; Y. W. C. A. Library Pi Kappa Sigma; Alpha Phi Gamma; Pan-Hellenic Council, 1940-1941; Newman Club Council; Current Sauce Reporter, 1939, 1941; Purple Jacket Club, 1940- 1941; Vice-President, Pi Kappa Sigma, 1940-1941. Kun Monks Welsh Foreign Language Phi Alpha Thcta; Kappa Delta Pi; Purple Jacket; Freshman Commissioner, 1938, 1939; Y. W. C. A. Ml ' LAII MaE OakES I.eesville Cabinet. 19391940, 1940-1941; Secretary-Treasurer, Phi Alpha Theta, 1940-1941; Current Sauce Staff. Lppcr Elementary [64 1 Top Row Ed A Oakes Leesville Upper Elementary Bottom Row Mabie Lee Ragav .... Home Economies Clarence [ YvoKKE Orr ....... Natchitoches Home Economics Euthenics Club. Caroly.v Reed .... Lake Providence Home Economics Theta Sigma Upsilon; President, Theta Sigma Upsi lon, 1940-1941; Women ' s Council; Pan-Hellenic Council. [ Mei.ba Pewington; .... Natchitoches Home Economics B. S. U. Council; Euthenics Club. Ruby Irene Riddick DeRidder Music Alpha Psi Omega; Kappa Delta Pi; Purple Jacket Club; Davis Players; Y. W. C. A.; Weslev Founda- tion Cabinet; Treble Qef. 1937-1940; A Capella Choir; Secretary-Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega, 1939-1940. B Vasco H. Perdue Winnfield Commercial Educalinn Mrs. Allan ' Robertson Nebo Upper Elementary JuAMTA Phillips Kelly Home Economics Pi Delta Epsilon; Purple Jacket Qub; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Euthenics Qub; President, C Dormitory, 1939-1940; Women ' s Council. 1939-1940; Current Sauce Staff. OoROTHv Royston Natchitoches Home Economics Euthenics Qub. Curtis Ray Price Buckeye .1 cjriculture — Science Leroy Sayes Center Point Mathematics T. H. Harris Scholarship. Top Row Bottom Row Tessie Schexnaidre Shreveport Physical Edu cation Theta Sigma Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Corresponding Secretary. Newman Club, 1939-1940; Professional Club; Secretary-Treasurer. Professional Club, 1940- 1941; W. A. A. Cabinet, 1938-1941; Davis Players; Women ' s Tennis Team, 1939-1941. Helen Slawson Mansfield Commerce Pi Omega Pi; Women ' s Council, 1939; Dramatics Club, 1939; Y. W. C. A.; Reporter, B. S. U, Coun- cil, 1938-1940; T. H. Harris Scholarship Association, Vice-President, 1939; Who ' s Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges. Sam Scurria Tallulah Agriculture Science Sigma Tau Gamma; Demeter; Football; Newman Club; Student Council. Merge L. Snead Coushatta Physical Education •N Qub. a H. G. Shannon Vick Biology Marjorie Sh ELTON .... Waterproof Home Economics Theta Sigma Upsilon; Y. W. C. A.; Euthenics Club. Mvrth Stric kland Mansfield Chemistry Lambda Delta Lambda; Secretary-Treasurer, Lambda Delta Lambda, 1940-1941. Clement Sparks Robeline Science Agriculture Demeter, [ Mii.DRKn Simpson Shreveport i Pf er Elementary Current Sauce Staff; Junior Dramatics., Mrs. Gavle Siubblefield . . Natchitoches I ' pprr Elemrnlary Alreri Skinner Belmont Agriculture Science N Club; Basketball, 1938-1941. Ferne Sullivan Shreveport Home Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha; Current Sauce, 1940-1941; Pot- pourri Staff, 1940-1941; Busine.ss Manager, Current Sauce, 1938-1939; Euthenics Club, 1939, 1940, 1941; Y, W. C. A., 1937, 1938, 1939, [66] Top Row Sib VI. SwAZEV Nebo Upper Elementary Mrs. Lena Shivelv Sueekev . Lake Charles Upper Elementary Mrs. Oleta Holmes .... Georgetown Home Eennomies Charles Thomas . . . Texarkana, Texas Physieal Education Track; Basketball; N Club; Junior Intramural Di- rector; Senior Intramural Director. Frances Thomas Natchitoches Speech Alpha Sigma Alpha; Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha Psi Ome- ga; Davis Players; President, Forensics, 19401941; President. Order of Demonhenes, 1939-1941; Debate 19J8-1940; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Bottom Row Frances Neal Tison Pollock Primary Carl Wilfred Turner . . . Natchitoches Music Earl Turner Natchitoches Commercial Education Phi Kappa Nu. Ernest Tyler Springhill .Agriculture Science Phi Kappa Nu; Demeter; N Qub; Co-Captain, Football Team. 1940; Vice-President. Phi Kappa Nu; Intrafraternity Council. Aaron Usserv Georgetown Chemistry President, Sigma Phi Rho. [ [ B Frances Thompson Monroe Physical Education Alpha Sigma Alpha; Pi Delta Epsilon; W. A. A.; Professional Club. Mrs. Ai.i.iK M. Valfniine . . . Mitchell Kindercjarten — Primary Kathrvn Thompson Columbia Entjlish Alpha Sigma Alpha. Alice Anne Wallace . Primary Band. Natchitoches P IP- DoNNiE Waller Top Row Ilavncsville Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma; Pi Omega Pi; President, Student Body, 19401941; President, Baptist Student Union, 1940-1941; President, Louisiana Associated College Students, 1940-1941; Member Discipline Committee, 1940-1941; Intrafraternity Council, 1940-1941; Y. M C. A Cabinet, 1940-1941; Chaplain, Sigma Tau Gam ma, 1940-1941; Secretary, Sigma Tau Gamma, 1939 1940; President. Men ' s Dormitory, 1939-1940; Vice President, Sophomore Class, 1938-1939; Men ' s Coun til, 1938, 1939, 1940; Who ' s Who in American Col leges and Universities. Jack G. Warner Natchitoches Igriciilture Science Sigma Tau Gamma; Demeter. Bottom Ron Erbon W. Wise .... Natchitoches .■Itjriculture Sdcricc Demeter; Secretary-Treasurer, Demeter. 1939 1941; Current Sauce, 1937-1940; Feature Editor, Current Sauce, 1937, Business Manager, Current Sauce, 1939; Editor, The Vocationalist. 1939-1940; Associate Editor, .Alumni Columns, 1939-1941; Davis Players. Ernestine Woodard . . . Cotton ' ailey Home Economics Ed Watkins, Jr Natchitoches Mathematics Lambda Zeta. MoNTEZ WoRLEY Havnesvilie Upper Elementary Y. W. A.; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Pep Squad; Junior Dramatics; Dormitory Council. a [ I Parker A. Wiggins .... Natchitoches Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma; Football. 1937. 1938, 1939. 1940; Track. 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941; Alternate All-Amer. can, 1939; AH S. 1. A. A.. 1939; Potpourri Stah, 1939; Business Manager, Potpourri, 1940-1941; Presi- dent, Sigma Tau Gamma, 1940-1941; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univeislties. Gladys R. Williams Campti Kindergarten Primarv Women ' s Council. Henry C. Willis ...... Davline .lijritulture Siience Sigma Tau Gamma; Demeter; Football, 1937; Intra- mural C uncil. Marion Winn Lake Arthur Commerce Pi Omega Pi; Vice-President, Town Council; Wesley Foundation; Vice-President, B Dormitory, 1940; President, ' B Dormitory, Summer, 1940. Rose Worsham Florien Biology Ruth Wright Welsh Lilnary Science Phi Alpha Theta; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Wesley Foun- dation Cabinet; Freshman Commissioner, 19381939. Be: fi Ida Wyait Keatchie KinJerc artin Theta SiL ' ma Upsilon: Y W. C. A.: Current Sauce Staff, 1940 1941. Floyce Yates Haynesville Mathematics T. H. Harris Scholarship Association. [68] Ted Wright, Beverly Oumestre, Oneil Decoteau n U L OFFICERS Oneil Decoteau Ted Wright Beverly Dumestre , . . . President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer [69 1 B I Top Row EuLORA Adams Jonesville Commerce Pennie W. Aokins .... Cotton Valley Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma; President of Y. M. C. A.; Mem- ber of Student Council, 1940-1941; Vice-President of B. S. U.; Member of Interfraternity Council. Warren W. Allen Winnfield Fre-Laiv Sigma Tau Gamma; President of Band: Business Man- ager of A Cappella Choir. James Anderson Leesville Pre-Law Lambda Zcta. George Antie Rosa Agriculture — Science Demeter. Mildred Atvvood Trout Home Economics Delta Sigma Epsilon; Y. W. C. A.; Euthenics Club. Maxine Avcock Pineville Home Economics Euthenics Club. Middle Row Christine Harce .... Magnolia, Ark. Upper Elementary Marv Ann Bark Cohimtnis Commerce Y. W. C. A.; Current Sauce Staff; Junior Dramatics; Y. W. A. Marv Elizarfiii Harr . . . Natchitoches Home Economics Alpha Si ;nia Alpha; Kappa Delta Pi; Euthenics Club; Hand; Wesley Foundation Cabinet. Christine Bass Plain Dealing Upper Elementary Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. LovD Merle Bates Calvin Commerce Jack Bell Marthaville Agriculture — Science Demeter. Mae Bell Flora Physical Education W. A. A.; Professional Club; W. A. A. Cabinet. Bottom Row Mildred Cantwell Bell . . . Winnfiekl Commerce Myrtle Bennett Wisner Home Economics Mildred Bi ack Natchitoches Commerce Mae Catherine Bordelon . . . Hessmer Library French Club. Phoebe Bowman Morgan City Social Studies Pi Kappa Sigma; Potpourri Staff. David Bram:.e:ii Arcadia Commerce Phi Kappa Nu; Pi Omega Pi; President of Freshman Class, 1938 1939; President of Sophomore Class, 1939- 1940; Captain of Football Team. 1938-1939; B. S. U. Council, 1939, 1940, 1941; Y. M. C. A. Coun- cil, 1939, 1940. 1941; Vice-President Freshman Com- missioners. 1939-1940; .Student Council, 1939 1940; N Club; Varsity Football, 1939, 1940, 1941; Vice- President of T. H. Harris Scholarship Association. [70] Top Row Juke Brickei.l .... Smackover, Ark. Library Sigma Sigma Sigma. DeLakev Broun Mansfield Commerce Pi Omega Pi. Elizabeih Blrford Gloster Home Economics Theta Sigma Upsilon; Treasurer Euthenics Club; Pan- Hellenic Council; Secretary Women ' s Council; Dormi- tory Council, 1939, 1940, 1941; Dramatics Club; Y. W, C. A. J. B. Burns Anacoco Agriculture — Science Dcmetcr. JuANiTA Burt Bogalusa Language Purple Jacket Club; Y. W. C- A.; PresicJent Women ' s Council; President A Dormitory; B. S. U.; Disci- pline Committee; Order of Demosthenes; Junior Dra- matics; Current Sauce Staff. Lynette Campbell . . . . Commerce Band. Erlene Cannon .... Music A Capella Choir. K. Carnahan Commerce Leesville Wisner Minden Minden Rov D. Carnahak Commerce Phi Kaopa Nu. Elaine Carville Plaqucmine Physical Eduiction Theta Sipma Upsilon; Cheerleader, 1939, 1940, 1941; Freshman Comm., Newman Club; Potpourri Staff; Davis Players; W. A. A. Cabinet; Professional Qub. Bottom Row Horace E. Clark . . . Farmerville, La. Commerce I B Emma Byrnes Wisner Art Cecil May Caillouet .... Port Barre Ilnmr Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha; Euthenics Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Pan Hellenic Council, 1939, 1940; Secretary Alpha Sigma Alpha, 1940, 1941. Middle Row Sheila Caldwell Shreveport Primary Mathematics Alpha Phi Gamma; Kappa Delta Pi; Student Council; President Y. W, C. A.; Freshman Commissioner; Vice- President Sophomore Class; Y, W. C. A. Cabinet; President Presbyterian Student As-sociation; Campus Editor Current Sauce. Betty Campbei.i Jciinings English Delta Sigma Epsilon; Kappa DelVa i; Davis Players; Potpourri Staff, 194 1941. Robert L. Clark, Jr Many Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma; Pi Omega Pi, Ruth Colvin Mansfield Commerce Pi Omega Pi. Carolyn Cook Alexandria Upper Elementary Debate; Current Sauce. Texie Cooper Harrisonburg Home Economics Y W. A.; President D Dormitory; Women ' s Council; Y. W. C. A.; Junior Dramatics; Euthenics Qub. JOYCELYN Crowe Oak Grove Upper Elementary ' ' -L. d- - - . ,C - -- -tC?. rr, Madr heL ciun Ser4 Top Row a Sallie Curry Harrisonburg Home Economics Euthcnics Club; Y. W. C. A. Doris Davis Marthaville Home Economics Euthenics Club; Pi Delta Epstlon. Wade H. Davis Alexandria Social Studies Oneil Decoteau Ponchatoula Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma; President Junior Class; President Newman Club; President Men ' s Dormitory; Cheerlead- er; Secretary-Treasurer, Louisiana Associated College Students; Davis Players; Vice-President, Gulf States Province of Newman Clubs; Vice-President, Men ' s Council; Student Council; Newman Club Cabinet, Olan DiCKERSON Winnfield Commerce Carolyn Drake Columbia Englisli Theta Sigma Upsilon, Beverly Dumestre , , , Metairie Ridge Social Science Theta Sigma Upsilon; Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class, 1939-1940; Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Class, 1940-1941; Newman Club; Freshman Commissioner; Pan-Hellenic Council, 1939-1940; Women ' s Council, 1939-1940; Debate Club, 1939-1940. Middle Row Max English Lisbon Chemistry — Mathematics Yvonne Erwin Watson Home Economics Euthenics Club. Kathleen Lorraine Evans . . Shreveport Music A Capella Choir; B. S. U. Council; Y. W. A. Marion Fisher Le Blanc Home Economics Euthenics Club. Frances Flournoy Haynesville Upper Elementary Zella Louise Folds Westlake Library Coleman Forsyth Forest Hill Commerce Sigma Tau Gamma. Bottom Row Janet Garrison Shreveport Primary James H. Gentry Bossier City Upper Elementary Betty Ann George Welsh Commerce Theta Sigma Upsilon; Davis Players; Freshman Com- missioner, 1939 1940. Mary Jane George Welsh Home Economics Theta Sigma Upsilon; Euthenics Club. DoROiHY Jean Chirrs . Bro vn von(l, Texas Home Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha. CorAI.IE (JiDl.OW Kinder Primary [72] Top Row Sidney Gremillion ' Shreveport Primary Alpha Sigma Alpha; President. Alpha Sigma Alpha. 1940-1941; Treasurer, Alpha Sigma Alpha. 1939-1940; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Commissioner. 1939-1940; Vice-President, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. 1938-1939; Vice-President, Pan-Hellenic Council. 1940-1941; Vice- President. Girls ' Dormitory. 1940-1941; Women ' s Council. 1940-1941; Purple Jackets. 1940-1941; Circu- lation Manager, Potpourri, 1938-1939. Marguerite Grow .... New Orleans Physical Education Pi Kappa Sigma; POTPOURRI Staff, 1940; Newman Club; Dance Qub; Professional Qub; W. A. A. Hallie Gunter Elmer Home Economics Euthenics Club. Geneva Hageuood .... Natchitoches Commerce Pi Omega Pi; Newman Club. Charles T. Hai.i Montrose Upper Elementary Phi Kappa Nu; Pi Delta Epsilon; Davis Players; B. S. U. Council; Freshman Commissioner. 1939-1940; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, 1939-1940; Cheerleader, 1940- 1941; A Capella Choir, 1939-1940. Dale Harlan Winnfield Chemistry Earline Harris 011a Ilomr Economics Secretary. Dormitory Council; President, Euthenics Club; Puiple Jacket Club; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. Middle Row Beatrice Hemphii.i Wisner Kindergarten — Primary DoRO ' iiiv Henderson . . Denham Springs Foreicjn Language Treasurer, French Club; 13. S. U. Council; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Junior Dramatics Club. Winifred Hilliard Shreveport Upper Elementary B. S. U. Council; T. H. Harris Scholarship Founda- tion; Band. Mildred Hobgood .... Pleasant Hill Upper Elementary Bartow Hodge Winnfield Mathematics — Physics James B. Hopper Natchitoches Special George B. Hughes Hornbeck Music Swing Kings. Bottom Row Adeline Hvams Natchitoches Physical Education Delta Sigma Epsilon; A Capella Cnoir; Band. Jewel Ailene James Colfax Commerce Pauline Jobe Natchitoches Commerce Barbara Johnson . . . Lake Providence Upper Elementary Theta Sigma Upsilon. George Johnson .... Norton, Kansas Music Sigma Tau Gamma; Band; Men ' s Glee Club; A Ca- pella Choir; Davis Players. Mrs. ' ivian A. Johnson . . . Glenmofa Upper Elementary ' Q , 7 ?i [ B Ir- a [ 3i Top Row Geraldine Jones Oakdale Primary Delta Sigma Epsilon. Ruby Jones Franklinton Ilornr Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha; Euthenics Club; B. S. U.; Y. W. C. A. Will. IE Marie Jones .... Natchitoches Home Economics Georgia Kemp Amite Commerce Pi Omega Pi; Vice-President, Pi Omega Pi; T. H. Harris Scholarship Foundation. Charline Kii.lgore Lisbon Physical Education W. A. A. Cabinet, 1940-1941; Y. W. C. A.; Presi- dent of Junior Dramatics, 1940-1941; Women ' s Coun- cil, 1940-1941. Leonard Kimbrell .... Natchitoches English Alpha Psi Omega; Alpha Phi Gamma; Davis Players; Art Editor, Current Sauce; Art Editor, Potpourri; B. S. U. Elaine Kinchen Watson Library Y. W. C, A. Cabinet; Wesley Foundation Cabinet. Middle Row Joseph Krider Gretna Social Studies Sigma Tau Gamma. Justine Rum Lamrfrt Innis Home Economics Delta Sigma Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Secretary, Eu- thenics Club; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Vice-Presi dent Women ' s Council, 1940; President, Episcopal Students, 1939 1940. [74] Vivian M. Langley ' Welsh Foreign Language Freshman Commissioner, 1939-1940; President. French Club, 1939-1941; Newman Club. Jeanne Langi.ois New Roads English — Library Theta Sigma Upsilon; French Club; Newman Club. Hazel Le Blanc Vivian Commerce French Club; Current Sauce. Ava Louise Lester Coushatta Music Alpha Sigma Alpha; Y. W. C. A.; A Capella Choir; Wesley Foundation. Virginia Alicia Lewis Pelican Home Economics Y. W. C. A.; Euthenics Club; W. A. A. Bottom Row Shirley Marie Lindsay . . . Natchitoches English — Speech Alpha Phi Gamma; Secretary-Treasurer, Alpha Phi Gamma; Feature Editor, Current Sauce. Kathleen Liitle Leesville Library Philip Loftin Coiisliatta Mathematics Phi Kappa Nu. Alberi J. Long ' iiinfii.lcl Business .Idminislration Sigma Tau Gamma; Sigma Chi Alpha; Band; Sccre- retary-Treasurer, Sigma Chi Alpha. Catherine Long Jena Home E( onoinii s V eri.on Lovei.i W ' iiinticld I ' hy: it al Ediualion Alpha Sigma Alpha; W. A. A.; Professional Club. Top Row Wan ' da Lovvrv Haynesville Foreujn Lancjuagr Mildred McMichael . . . Cotton ' alley Enijlisli Theta Sigma Upsilon; Band Sweetheart. Walker McNun Cheneyville Physical Eduiation Vivian ' Marcello DeRidder Home Economics Euthenics Club; Secretary of Newman Club, George Nathan Martik . . . Columbia Ayriculturc — Science Phi Kappa Nu; Demeter; Football; Track. Adele Messa St. Bernard Kindergarten — Primary Theta Sigma Upsilon; Newman Club; French Club. Lois Ruth Mii.i.w ee DeQuincy Enylislt Junior Dramatics; W. A. A. Middle Row Leonie Moncla Moreauville Biology Pi Delta Epsilon. Ann Montgomery Delhi Commerce Theta Sigma Upsilon; Junior Dramatics Club; Band; Y. W. C. A. W. A. Montgomery Lafayette Commerce Lambda Zeta. Mii.licent Murrell Crowley Physical Education Alpha Sigma Alpha; Newman Qub; W. A. A. Nell Nabolrs Many Commerce Theta Sigma Upsilon. Velma Nance . Dixie Home Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha; Euthenics Oub; Vice-President, Presbyterian Young People ' s Association. Lula Newberry Rayville Home Economics Euthenics Club. Bottom Row Helen Newman Natchitoches Home Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha; Euthenics Qub, DoYE Noble Converse Physical Education W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Professional Club. Alfreda Nunez New Orleans Physical Education Pi Delta Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club; W. A. A.; Dance Qub; Professional Club; Current Sauce. Margaret Owens .... Hall Summit Upper Elementary ' iRGiNiA Owens Leesville Speech Order of Demosthenes; Debate. Mar Klizadeiii Palmer .... Many English l) u B a I Top Row Edward S. Parrish Gerard Upper ElemrnUiry y. M. C. A.; Junior Dramatics. IvA Earl Parton Lake Charles Primary Martha Walker Payne . . Grand Cane Social Studies Julia Perkins Clarks Primary Jo Anna Pine Natchitoches Speech Dramatic Club; Speech Club. Willie B. Pittman . . . Plain Dealing Home Economics Euthenics Qub. LoY D. Pitts Saline Agriculture — Science Demeter. Middle Row Vkrmelle Porifr Winnfield Physical Education Professional Club. Bessie Audrey Posey Coushatta Commerce Lucille E. Posey Shreveport Commerce President Junior Dramatics. Maurice Price Montrose Commerce [76] Ralph Priest Alexandria Agriculture Lambda Zeta; Demeter; Football. Charles E. Richey Urania Music Sigma Chi Alpha; A Capella Choir; Men ' s Glee Club; Y. M. C. A. Ada Lee Ricks Mansfield Music Kappa Delta Pi; A Capella Choir. Bottom Row Dealva Ross Natchitoches Home Economics Euthenics Club; Member of B. S. U. Council. Annie Laurie Sandel Florien Commerce Clementine Scarborough . . Natchitoches Home Economics Adair Scherz Keatchie Commerce Theta Sigma Upsilon; Treasurer, Theta Sigma Upsilon. 1939 1940-1941; Junior Dramatics, Y. W. C. A.; Dormitory Council, 1939-41. M. R Li ' UA SciiLERNlTZAUER Shreveport Commerce Sigma Sigma Sigma; Vice-President of Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club; President of Dormitory; Member of Women ' s Council. Pauline Scott Bovce Physical Education Band; V. A. A. Cabinet; Professional Club. Top Row Katherine Shaw Ringgold Home Economics Purple Jackets; President Wesley Foundation; Secretary of Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President of Dormitory; Vice- President Women ' s Council; Euthenics Club; Freshman Commissioner; T. H. Harris Scholarship Association. Leo Shei.ton ' innfield Social Studies Maxine Sikes ' innfield Commerce Pi Kappa Sigma. Elaine Simmoss Gretna Upper Elementary Y W. C. A. EsiA Lee Smith Marthaville Home Economics Euthenics Club. JUASiiA Smith Winnsboro Physical Education Pi Delta Epsilcn; W. A, A. Cabinet; Professional Club. Mei.ba Smith Winnfield Comm rce Y. W. C. A.; W, A. A. Middle Row W ' ll M. Smiih West Monrce Cotnmerce Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. Adele Spann Clarence Commerce Charles Stahi.s Natchitoches Speech Phi Kappa Nu; Alpha Phi Gamma; Editor. Current Sauce, 1940-1941; Student Council; Davis Players. Paul F. Stahls Natchitoches Speech Phi Kappa Nu; Alpha Phi Gamma; Order of Demos- thenes: Current Sauce. Gilford Stewart .... Rocky Mount Aynculture — Science Demeter. ' ALTER Stii.i.e Many Social Sindirs Band. George Ai.wiv Stokes .... A ' innfield Social Studies Bottom Row WiS ' TOK StoN ' ECipher . . Magnolia, Ark. Music Sigma Tau Gamma; A Capella Choir; Band; Men ' s Glee Qub; Senior Drum Major. Marek Tatum Noble Home Economics Euthenics Club; Y. W. C. A. LoKKiE Teer ...... Coushatta Commerce ' iviAV Thorp Mansfield Physical Education Y W. A.; Professional Club; W. A. A. James Tilley Mansfield Commerce Lambda 2eta. Doyle Tisok Dry Prong Commerce B • a I Top Row Lucille Whittisotok .... V ' ille Platte CummifCf Judith Tomlinson .... Natchitoches Pi Kappa Sigma. Home Economics Alpha Sigma Alpha. Ju.ANiTA Williams .... Natchitoches Clara Walker Oil City ' ' ' ' ' ■ onomics Ettgllsli President of Dormitory; Women ' s Coiirjcil; W. A. A.; Junior Dramatics. Margaret Williams Anacoco Commerce Margaret Waller .... Haynesville Fliyshal Education Sigma Sigma Sigma; Junior Dramatic Club; W. A. A. j WILLIAMSON .... Natchitoches Matlwmatics Athalie Ward Natchitoches Home Economics Euthenics Club. FRANCES WoOD ... St. Petersburg, Fla. Upper Elementary Theta Sigma Upsilon; Newman Club; Current Sauce. James Bertene Warner . . Natchitoches Cliemistry Vice-President, Wesley Foundation, 1939-1940. Marilyn Wood Wiiinfitkl Physical Education LiNA Warren Lismore Band; W. A. A.; Professional Club. Home Economics Newman Club. John II. White Jena Bottom Row Social Studies Robert Dan Woodward .... Dubach C iemislry Middle Row James I.ee Yarbrough .... C ' oushatta Marjorie Willi lev RolKJine Husiness J dminislralion ElUjllsIl Swing Kings. L78 1 . --u- ,;_w. i I J VT oy C. M. McSwdin, Shirley Backes, Homer Robinson [ Ci OFFICERS Homer Robinson C. M. McSwAiN Shiri r;Y Backes President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer [79] a V [ [ Top Row Marjorie Aaron Natchitoches Home Economics Marjorie Blanche Abney . . Alexandria Pre-LaiM D. VV. Adcock Coushatta Sfcntarial Science George Alexander Minden Commerce Chriss Ates El Dorado, Ark. Pre-Medical Johnnie Austin Grand Cane Agriculture Shirley Backes New Orleans Social Studies Gordon Baker Boyce Agriculture Science Thelma Barnes Provencal Secretarial Science Middle Row Verna Lou Barnes Ferriday Home Economics Betty Beaird Converse Commerce BirriY Bell Franklin Enijlisit Glynn Clksion Black Koran Special [80] Florence Blake ' ariiado Home Economics Mrs. Laurelis Bordei.on . . . Jamestown Commerce Wilbur B. Botzong Tioga Physical Education William Toxy Bourn .... Haynesville Commerce Elizabeth Bozeman .... Natchitoches Speech Bottom Row Leland Brewer Dojline Upper Elementary William H. Brewster .... Shreveport Business Administration Fannie Brodnax Alexandria Upper Elementary Clayton Brunson Colfax Agriculture Kent Buckingham Bogalusa Business Administration Hfrnice Burneit Provencal English Addie Butler Winnsboro Primary Ola Mae Byles Natchitoches Commerce Beii ' I.ou Caldwei.i Ansley Commerce Top Row David Caldwell Castor Agriculture Science Mary Ellen; Caldwell . . . Shreveport Social Studies Frieda Carver Simpson Physical Education Betty Cavender Dalton, Ga. Home Economics Eldon Chachere Eunice Agriculture Science Billie Cheves Natchitoches Home Economics Helen Clay Opelousas Home Economics Dorothy Clevelakd Boyce Speech Patsy Clyde Alexandria Music Middle Row Annie Lee Colle . . . Pascagoula, Miss. Home Economics Catherine Collins . . . Houston, Texas Home Economics Byron Collums Natchitoches Liberal Arts Eddie Mae Cook Natchitoches Social Studies Virginia Cook Ringgold Foreign Language Hazel Cooper Boyce Upper Elementary m Robert Corkern Natchitoches Prc-Dental Darline Corley Florien Commerce Russell Cronin Leesville Music Bottom Ro ' V Era Crosby Temple Upper Elementary Clarence Crump Haynesville Social Studies Emil Curtis Hornbeck Agriculture Marcella Dale Colfax Upper Elementary Elizabeth Davis Mindeii Physical Education V I B Jane Davis Texarkana, Ark Commerce Joy Lea Davis Leesv Music Larie Davis Natchitoch English — Library es X ! _ . V -Ay -r Primary cr a V [ I Top Row Beulah Delaney Pollock Primary Madgei.ine Derbonne Melrose Secretarial Science LaVerne Dickerson Powhatan Commerce Frances Drake Mitchell Home Economics Eleanor Drew Zwolle Physical Education Chester Driggers Saline Agriculture Eva Kate Duhe Waterproof Commerce Stella Dupont Welsh French — English Charles B. Durham Atlanta Chemistry Middle Row Wanda Earnest Shreveport Language J. P. Ebarb Zwolle Business Administration Crowell Eddv Lake Charles Music Stella Susan Edgerton . . . Coushatta Home Economics [82] Dorothy L. Elston Haughton Library Malcolm Enlow Monterey Commerce Laura Elizabeth Eskew . . Alexandria Primary George Etheredge .... Pleasant Hill Agriculture Norma Lee Etheredge . . Pleasant Hill Primary Bottom Row Kingston E. Eversui.l Boyce English Le Roi Eversull Boyce Social Studies Miriam Mae Ewing Innis Music Jack Faraldo Colfax Commerce Lorraine Faraldo Colfax Commerce Winnie Rae Farris Ilornbeck Pre-Medical Nancy Lee Featherhoff, Edwardsvilic, III. Physical Education Geraldine Ferrell .... Natchitoches Secretarial Science Tiiad Ferrell, Jr Natchitoches Business Administration Top Row Marzeli.e Fisher Kurthwood Commerce Beairice Fletcher East Point Physical Education Nannie Belle Flowers .... Calcasieu Home Economics Bii.LiE Fore Grayson Home Economics Annie Rae Fortsok . . Pineland, Texas Music Beth Funderburk Winnsboro Primary Willie Mae Futrell Colfax Commercial Education Maude Gahn Alexandria Commercial Education Mandalou (JAY Colfax Commerce Middle Kow L TONNE German Many Encjlish Albert W. CjERson Monroe .Icjriculture Science Donald Hugh (;ibson .... Mansfield Commerce Frances Gibson Montgomery Physical Education Barbara Gillis Alexandria Music Kathryn Erline Gilll.m . . Farmerville Commerce Elliott Ginsburg ' ivian Music V [ Rhett Grant Kurtlnvood Chemistry , Olive Murray Greene Colfax Secretarial Science Bottom Row E. Lamar Greer Gibsland Commerce Sadie Grezaffi Batchelor Home Economics Mary Kathryn Griffin .... Vivian Music Opal Hall Ringgold English Elaine Hammons Dry Prong Upper Elementary NoR.MAN Havchey DeRidder Mathematics Ruth Hani.on Shreveport English .1 B Eloise Hanson Enc lish — Latin Shreveport xMc ( aX- - .- iV o t Eli abeih Lee Hari.ess . . Lake Charles English jwm a ' ejr J ' p , Job ' ' 7_ pijLL £- ' KiLLEN Natchitoches Benola Harper . . . . . . . . a ' uiA i f i ' i ifvfi.Vn -Pr Agriculture Beulah Mae Harper .... Cheneyvilr Primary Louise Hawkins West Monroe Music Helen Henson Converse Music Gertrude Herren McDade Primary Piiii.i.ip Koonce Natchitoches Pre-Engineering Jane Ladner Winnfield Primary Harvey Laing Mer Rouge Social Studies Ruth Hochenedei Alexandria Matliematics Sara Helene Holley .... Coushatta Library Science Janice Jackson Delhi I ' ' ' rr Elcmaitary Marie Jackson Lecompte Primary Bottom Row Anna Belle Landry .... Port Allen Home Economics Carajo Latham . Mansfield Primary II I urn Law Crand Bayou Pre-Medical Ida Gertrude Lawson . , Hall Summitt Commercial Education V [ [ Middle Row Music Leona Kei.ose Language Aubres Kendrick Social Studies Herlena LeHlanc Morganza French — Chemistry Jane Kkhii Alexandria Faye LeGendre Natchitoches Secretarial Science Marks ille l)()K()iU ' Lesier Shreveport Home Economics Natcliitoches Freda Lawrey Commerce Ilavnesville Marilyn Keyser Natchitoches Mac Lynx Bronx, N. Y. Secretarial Science [84] Physical Education Top Row Saoie McCartney Marthaville Secretarial Science Fi.ORESCE McCrea Narbortcn Home Economics Virginia McCrea ' i(ialia Primary Frank H. McCuller . . . Bossier City Mathematics William L. McClller . . . Bossier City Biology DwiGHT Mac Curdv .... Alexandria Foreign Language Hazel McDonald Lisbon Primary C. M. McSuain Alexandria C icmislry James Gregg Marshall . . . Stonewall Agriculture John Paul Meagher .... Shreveport Physical Education Bonnie Mae Messer .... Alexandria Upper Elementary Viola Marie Miley .... Franklinton Home Economics EroiLE Mobley Rob;line Music BiLLiE MoiSE Oakdale Primary Bottom Rov CoRRiNE MoNDELLO Powhatan Home Economics Earle Inez Montgomery . . . Bellwood Upper Elementary Clio Moore Provencal Mathematics Margaret I. Myers . . New Oxford, Pa. Home Economics I V B Middle Row Betiye Nelken Natchitoches Commerce NoLA Jane Martin . . . Commerce Ei.isE Anne Maveaux Flatwoods Home Economics Upper Elementary Mary Adair Nicholson Speech Natchitoches Cottonport M„,„RF.D Oa KES Health and Physical Education . PickerinM ' ) - yxoVA ' Marvin E. Mayeaux .... Marksville LeVonne Odqm Upper Elementary Merckdks Maveaux .... Plauche ,lle _ Crkola Oglesbv Home Economics f:! £ 2 ie ane I -I, (TT — _t 6 ( ' ' A Physical Education J r w Vrv v [ George L. Parks Natchitoches Music Jack Payne .... New London, Texas Music Lynetta Pierce Franklinton Secretarial Science Glenn T. Pine Natchitoches Upper Elementary DoswELL Plunkeit Pelican Mathematics Thomas W. Pope .... New Orleans Pre-Medical Marie A. Porch e .... Weeks Island Home Economics Pui.i.iG Ashland ( ' lieinistry RuiH A. Pui.i.u; Brycelaiid (U)inmerce Lir.i.iAN QuiNN 15astrop Secretarial Science Z. C. Rabun, Jr Farmerville A griculture Sue Radescich ' innfield Commerce Grace Marie Rakatza . . Myrtle Grove Home Economics Ruby Rawi.s Marthaville Home Economics Dorothy Lee Roach Wisner Music Dorothy Roan West Monroe Enylish Bottom Row LuRENE Roan Montrose Physical Education Egeria Roark ...... Natchitoches Primary Charles Allain Roberts Speech Rode Nell Roberis Many Home Economics Ei.siE Russell Cloutierville Secretarial Science (George W. Scoit ' illnfi ' ld Commerce TiiKOPMiLE Scott Natchitoches Physical Education Clara Ione Shirley DeRidder Primary Pairicia SinLK ' i ' Natchitochis Sf ' eech (Jermaine Siemann Mansura Primary [86] Top Row Dorothy V. Si. edge Coushatta Home Economics Mackie Smari Leesville Pre-Medical Adelaide C. Smiih Boyce Speech Amta Smith Washington Primary Do le Smith Mooringsport Commerce I.AviMA Smiih Sarepta Secretarial Science Miriam Smith Colfax Home Economics Nellie Fay Smith Melder Home Economics Tom Paul South erland . . Bossier City Physical Education Audrey SPEuari Negreet llioloejy Middle Row Lucille Spuri.ock Moreauviile Library Science (ji.YV Edwards Sikphess . . . Leesville ( ' jemislry LoREE Stephens Natchitoches Home Economics Ei.i AREIH Lee Stewart . . Morton, Miss. Commerce Mariha Sirasge Minilen Physical Education Io A Sutton Natchitoches Social Studies Evelyn Swazey Nebo Physical Education Mary Jean Swift Elmer Home Economics Juanita Swor Montgomery Commercial Education Gwendolyn Sylvest Dodson Social Studies Bottom Row Billy Tannehill Urania Commerce Loree Tatum Noble Physical Education James W. Taylor Rodessa Upper Elementary Marion Thiac Napoleonvillc Lancjuatje Jean Thomas Columbia Home Economics CiVM.v. Thompson Estherwood Library Peggy Thompson Estherwood Library Kitty Thorp NLin fieid Mathematics Lucille Tison Pollock Music Virginia Toms Saline Entjlish — Mathematics u V [ u B a SiPi V u Top Row Alton Tovvnsend Natchitoches Agriculture W. D. Treadway .... Atlanta, Texas Physics Elaine Truley Hall Summit Commerce A) Ruth Turner Minden Commerce Mary Elizabeth Volk Bastrop Primary Irma Waldron Oil City Primary Clotile Walker Mansfield Home Economics JiMMV Walker Waterproof Commerce JuANiTA Walker Winnfield Speecli Middle Row Meri.eace Ward .... Coiiroe, Texas Co m men iai lidiualion James R. W.vrsoN, Jr Leesville Chemistry [88] Alton Wells Pleasant Hill Acjriculturc Science Marjorie Wells Colfax Commerce Guinell West Leesville Home Economics James Westbrook Florien Agriculture Science Marlin J. Westbrook Florien Commercial Education Nellie White Vivian Library Beverly G. Whiitington . . Bossier City Primary Bottom Row Malcolm G. Williamson . . Natchitoches Agriculture Lem J. Willis Forest Hill Physics Ernest Scoti NA ' oodard . . Natchitoches liusinrss Administration Mrs. ERNE,sr Scon Woodakd . Natchitoches liu.iness Adm ' .ristralion John Baker ' ooi)VAR1) . . . Natchitoches Special FHsmn OFFICERS Sam Grim in J. C. Carlin Mildred Belisle President V ice-President Secretary-Treaiurcr [891 ? ' ' ( . :0 . Top Row O ' ' ' ' Aln Abington Grand Cane • :;-- «x u N Ci.AiRE Alexander Primary Primary Commerce cT a I Marv Sue Arnold Englisli . . Alexandria Natchitoches Memphis, Tenn. Port Sulphur Beatrice Arnolie .... Upper Elementary Dorothy Atchison Leesville Home Economics Roy G. Bailey Eros Affricitlture Charles Barnes Eros Physical Education Joyce Baxley Stamps, Ark. Social Studies Billy Bell Franklin Chemistry — Mathematics Middle Row Dorothy Ruth Bell .... Dry Prons Foreign Language Lillian Beli Natcliitoches Speech Maxine Beli Natchitoches Speech Mii.DKin Belisle Many Home Economics Laurence Benfiei.d .... New Orleans Commerce Rose Edvvina Bennett Many Social Studies Gloria Bernard Franklin Upper Elementary Pauline Berry DeRidder Commerce Shirley Black Natchitoches Home Economics Rae Black Natchitoches Home Economics Bottom Row Louise Blackburn Bogalusa Home Economics Irma Bond Roseland Commerce Imocene Boren Pollock English Ruth Bouanchaud Melville Physical Education Al Bowers Joplin, Mo. Physics Shirley Boydston Natchitoches Social Science Marjorik Bradley Sarepta Physical Education Marie Brandenburg . . Lake Providence Pre-Medical Lucille I ridces Leesville Special Ei.izABEiH Brock Natchitoches Home Economics [90] Top Row Rose Amy Broussard .... Abbeville Secretarial Science Ros.A Brouss.ard Meaux Secretarial Science Alice Sue Hrowk .... Natchitoches Commerce Anna Fra.vces Bro v .... Hombeck Commerce Margerv Blait Crowley Home Economics Mary Jase Bunk Belle Rose Commerce Marjorie Butler Bunkie Secretarial Science Eraine Butter Long Leaf Physical Education Biliie B ers Gilliam Encjlisli Betty Bvra.m Tallulah Upper Elementary Middle Row Lucille B rd Provencal Pritnary Mavis Cade Sulphur Home Economics Jane Calhoum Natchitoches Music Sara Awe Campbell .... Monterey Home Economics N ' loi.A Caraway Logansport Physical Eitui alion J. C. Carlin Sulphur Commerce Eloise Cason Plain Dealing Primary Billy Chambless Oak Grove Mathematics Rose Chemino Bunkie Commerce Frances Childress Haynesville Commerce Bottom Row Lawayke Clark . . . Texarkana, Texas Special Dorothy Colemav Jena Lihrary Dewitt Collins Atlanta Acjriculture Roberi Collier, Jr Oakclale Pre-Lanu VViLMA Conlay Chestnut Upper Elementary Titus R. Cook Natchitoches Physics K.vite Floy Coon Jonesville Primary Opal Cooper Marthaville Commerce Mildred Cotton Monroe Primary NoR.MAN Clyde Cox Leesviile Liberal .Iris I -t ' n a fifSI [ ' 5 2: sg 4 --- -- : ;V o i T ' of, Row Maurin Donaldsov -T Reserve Music JuANiTA Craig Vivian Physical Education Plesant Crews Natchez Commerce Frank Crippen ' , Jr Winnfield Physical Education Josephine Crocker Atlanta Home Economics Marianne Cummings . . . Bossier City Home Economics JuANiTA Darron Sarepta Upper Elementary Marjorie Dowden Zuolle Speecli Nathan Durham Atlanta Chemistry Mildred Easley Natchitoches Primary Roberta Easley Goldonna Physical Education Bottom Row Julienne David Natchitoches Anne Ehrlich Mansfield Commerce Athlene Dees Many Home Economics Marian Derbonne Melrose Secretarial Science Ethelene Derrick Converse Commerce Middle Row Jessie DeSoto Montgomery Social Studies DoillL DlK DiCKKRSON .... ' innfil■ld Eni lish Clei.l Dixon Anacoco Physical Education v.. I ' . DoBSON, Jr Ciustmit Prc-En( incrrin(i Makjokii-: Dolam) .... (Srand Clienier Home Economics Commerce Lois Marie Ei.fert Cheneyville Commerce RuBV Elkins Minden Primary Samuel Farris Anacoco Library Science Gari.ington Feazell Dodson Liberal Arts Bu.LV Joe Ferguson ' ivian Speech Eloise Flanagin Natchitoches Commerce Walter Fletcher Colfax Ayriculture I.enora Fi.orks Pelican Home Economics Rosemary Forte White Castle Upper Elementary [92] Top Row Mabi.e Fostkr Tori) Entjlisli — Library Louis Frashk Many Mallumatus Mildred Gati.iv Alexaiulria llninr Ecori ' jmus EsiHER George Oil City EtKjlisli Cora Lee CjIBsov Natchitoches Primary Madce CiiBSONT Jonesville Chcmislry Scott Gibson Man fit-Id Clicmislry IJei ' iv Jean (ui.i Pleai-aiit Hill llomr lu iinoniK s James Giovhr Coushatta .1 f ri( iillure Warren C v.. Logansport C.oininrrce Middle Row NL R(;aret Grihin Oln ' rliii Music SAM.V1 (jRiiiiN ' ivian Music Hope CiRissoM Shreviport Business .Icliiiinishfilinii ' ERSA CJL ' IDRN lilH illf St( nlarial Sdcruc I ' .Di.EEN CIlnn Gillurt Music Susie Lea Gunter Goldoiina Upper Elementary James Hall New Iberia Malliemalics Jo Jo Hali Hentoii Secretarial Science Jo CE Phvm.is Hali Mitchell Home Economics Dorothy Hammett .... Saint Joseph Coinmcrw Bottom Row Ethel Hanchev Elizabeth Music Marianna Hardin WinnfirM Secretarial Science Ruth Hassan . . White Sulphur Springs Upper Elementary llAKRiiriE PLwviiiORNE .... Provencal Speech Louise Heberi Indian Hayou Cnm merer Annie Lee Hemphili Wisner Primary Hernice Henson Natchitodus Commerce IliilN Mill ' iilalia Upper Elem.ntary Marjorie Jane Hili Shreveport Secretarial Science Thomas Elmo Hili MansJiild Commerce j,y I B a I Top Row Merblene Hinshavv . . Primary Grand Can Grace Holland DeRidder Commerce WlLLARD HOLLENSHEAD Music Haynesville Clotilde Hooks DeRidder Commerce John Hopper Natchitoches Pre-Medical Thelma Hortok Winnfield Physical Education Dolores C. Howard Calvin Physical Education N . )- watson Elizabeth Rose K Home Economics Bottom Row Nolia Knotts Napoleonville Social Studies John Howell Shreveport. Helen Koonce Natchitoches Business Administration Betsy Ann Ingram Shreveport Primary Irma Jacob Natchitoches Commerce Middle Ror HiLLiE Marie Jenkins .... Shreveport Home Economics Carlton Johnson .... Cotton Valley Mathematics Polly Johnson Coushatta Physical Edu(atinn Sarah Johnson Coushatta Secretarial Science Sarah Francis Johnson . . . Natchitoches Primary Home Economics « George Krider Gretna Physical Education EoiTH KuHN Talluhih Music Elaine LaCour Morcauville Physical Education ' i0LHi E. LaCroi.x Secretarial Science Minden Benita Landry Kaplan Secretarial Science Mklba Law Mansfield English — Library Science Delia L.uvley Winnfield Music Charlotte Lawney .... Nat chitoches Pre-Medical [94] Top Row Freda Lee Florien Upper Elementary H. M. Lee Oak Grove Pre-Medical Virginia Leete Alexandria Speech Margaret Lewis .... Smackover, Ark. Pre-Medical WiLMER D. Lewis DeRidder Upper Elementary Mildred M. Libersat Gueydau Commerce Marion Lindsay Natchitoches Foreign Language Catherine LorriN .... Cotton Valley Home Economics Ann Lormand Kinder French Agnes May Lovette .... Pine Prairie Upper Elementary Middle Row NoEi.LA Lyons Homeplace U pper Elementary Miidkkd McCann Effie Commerce Nora Alice McCants Fisher Physical Education Charlotte MacCurd ' . . . Alexandria Home Economics Frances McCui.ler A i, ;!} ' ' ' %b Co fUJUAjJC AA A Adeline McDade McDade Chemistry DoDV McKinley Shreveport Liberal Arts Marjorie McLeod Shreveport Physical Education Fannie Magee Converse Upper Elementary Virginia Lea Marmande .... Houma Commerce Bottom Row NoBiE Lee Matthews .... Shongaloo Commerce Ruth Miles Pleasant Hill Commerce JiMMiE Mims Marthaville Library Science Bill Mitchell Vivian Liberal Arts Marjorie Montegut LaPiace English Allene Moody Campti Home Economics M.AXWYNNE Moore Shreveport Liberal Arts Essie Moore Vivian Social Studies Elaine Moreland New Era Special Ruth Morphis 011a Commerce [ B 4. .fFt a I Top Row Howard Moss Bogalusa Biisinrss Administration Maxine Murphv Rosepine Louise Nabours Many Pliysual Education Linda Lee O ' Bier Shongalno Primary Charles Odum Mansfield Commrrce Lois O ' Neai Pineville Home Economics Marie Orr Forest Hill Lpper Elementary MoNiEZ OsBORN Natchitoches Home Economics ZiLDA Page Robeline Business Administration Nei.i. Parker Natchitoches Primary Middle Row R() Pa I RICK Converse Ac riculture Mary J() ' PA ' SNE Natchitoches Music Liii.iE F. Peace Toro (Jommerce LcRMNE PiCKETl Coushntta Matliemati( s Mil, MM. ' I ' liRsov Natchitoches Commerce [96 J Louise Pinckiev Provencal Primary Jack Pi e Natchitoches Liberal Arts LoRENE PiTTMAN Plain Dealing Home Economics Louise Ponder Chatham Primary LuRi.iNE Ponder Pleasant Hill En { lis It Bottom Row Mei.da Jeane Pope Shrevepnrt Pre-Medical Caroi. N Powell .... Pleasant Hill Home Economics Dick Ta i.or Powell, Jr. . . Shrevepnrt Pre-Enc ineerincj Kaihr n Powei.i Melville Primary ' ERfiiE Powers Pollock Secretarial Si ience Ro Priest Alexandria Commerce John Prumi Natchitoches (Uimmerce Annie Provenzano . . . l ' )onaldson ille Upper Elementary I- ' dw ARD PuLLEN .... Atlanta, Texas llusiiiess . 1 d ministration ItoRis Ramiun Pelican Home Economics Top Row Fi.RASoR Ramsev Shreveport Music Cari.yi.e Reppert Shreveport Upper Elemrnlary Jacqlemne Refpkkt .... Shreveport Homr fuorinmi s Rev. G. W. Repposd, Jr Marion Sptcc i Rivers Rhodes Natchitoches Spfi ' c i Ruth Richard Kaplan Secretarial Science Jeav Ricks Mansfield Secretarial Siience Earlie Mae Ricand .... Hraithwaite Home Economics DoROTHV RiCGS (Jcorgetown Home Eionomics Jo CE RivEi Natchitoches Com mert iai Education Middle Row X ' ersov Roark Natchitoclies Mathematics Marjorie Elaine Roberts . . Shreveport Secretarial Science Merit E Roberts Evergreen Primary W 9.. RoBERis Cainpti Soda I Studies Martiii.e Robinson Bastrop Commerce Maggie Alice Rogers . . . Plain Dealing Upper Elementary ' i tan Jacuitia Rogers ivian Home Economics Ei MIRE RoissEi La Place Home Economics Jewell Ro Shreveport Com mercial Education Bottom Row Ethelvn Run. edge Cheneyville Primary Evelyn Rutledge Cheneyville Primary Gladys F. Ryan Pelican Home Economics m I Reba Sandel Florien Library Marteal Sanders SpringhiJl Upper Elementary Vicky Savsing Forest Hill Home Economics Hii.LiE Saves Angola Commerce K.vmi.EEN Scorr Winnsboro Upper Elementary Ka I URINE ScoiT Winnshoro Mal iemalics Allan Koberison Nebo Mrs. Ha ei. Sellers Natchitoches . jSL ' i. ' ?MlT Secretarial Science B a fif [ V Top Row Christeen Evelyn Shaw . . . Wimifiekl Library Scirncc Helen Constance Shaw . . . Jamestown English Chi.oe Mae Sikes ' iiHilit ' lci Cnmmeric Jean Simmons Shrevepnrt Music Ida Simpson Monterey Eruilisli Myrtice Simpson Shreveport Upper Eliminlary Sara Jane Simpson .... Natchitoches Special William Rollin Slack . . . SprinKhill Physical EJiualioii P.AiRiciA Smart Leesville Special Agnes T. Smith Winnsboro Primary Middle Row Acnes M. Smith Winnsboro Upper Elcmchilary WiLDA Ruth Smith Converse Speech Wii.MEK Smith Converse Pre-Medical Aii.EEN SoMPA RAC .... Natchitochcs Commerce Mak(;ueritr Squvres Lisbon Commerce [98] Marv Elizabeth Stacy . . Natchitoches Special Mary Lou Stanly Shreveport Home Economics Lii.i.iE Rob Sterling Mansfield Secretarial Science Lannette Stewart Shreveport Liberal .Iris June Strange Colfax Commerce Bottom Row Leona Strickland Castor Primary Clio Strothfr Georgetown Liberal Arts Dixie Tarvfr Oak Grove Library S irn(e Mfi.ba Temple Simpson Home Economics Louis Tempi, e Winnficld Liberal .Iris AlHL N Thicpen Mansfield Co in men e K Ihigpen Memphis, TeniL Chemislry En. Dale Thornton .... Converse Primary KvEi. N Thibodeaix .... Fine Prairie Lrench Hazel Toney Alexandria Home Economics wm Top Row Maxike Tlcker Natchitoches Secretarial Science Jean Vosblrg Mer Rouge Home Economics LuvA ' ii,Lijon Indian Bavou Secretarial Science Henry Thomas Voi.iz . . . 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JV vv == yP H 1 Wi WM ' y Ir _jt0 ■Itei fc . li Ri 1 Tr : S ! w ' ' 7 m 1 ' ' %.,., d i H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - -.- ' i- ' ' :- ' ' ' PS W ir :;■: m tk ncate oucKir ■■. - f M LITHA DAVIS BETTY BELL VICKEY SANSING MILDRED BLACK VIRGINIA LEE MARMANDE BEVERLY DUMESTRE GWENDOLYNN ANDREWS JU ANITA PHILLIPS MARY ALLEN CARAWAY RUBY MONKS RUBY HAMMONDS MELVA MAYSON al- i J -  - w. t . -u ■ ' -J — ■ BHI SELECTED BY A FACULTY COMMITTEE ROSE LEE HENDERSON DONNIE WALLER ANN KILMAN PARKER WIGGINS Top Picture: THE FRESHMAN BEAUTIES ELECTED AT THE ANNUAL FRESHMAN PARTY First Row; Dody McKinley. Eleanor Ramsey, Athlyn Thigpen, Charlotte Lawney, Virjfnia Lea Marmande, O ' Needa Walker. Second Row; Aubie Pine, Sara Jane Simpson, ' Nell Parker, Shirley Black. Third Row: Marianne Cummings. Melba Law, Mildred , ott Bottom Picture: THE MAIDS AND QUEEN OF THE N0RMAL-TEC1H GAME PLAYED AT SHREVEPORT OCTOBER 19 1940 Seated; Katie Boucher, Queen; Lou Dupree. Standing, First Row: lytarion Lee, Katherine Shaw, Earlrne Harris, Madge Derbonne, Justine Lambert, Ruby iretie Riddick. Standing, Second Row: Mary Jane George, Mary Ellen Caldwell, Jewel MffCarthy, Frances Thomas. Ii[ fffll [ Top Picture: THE QUEEN AND MAIDS OF THE N CLUB HOMECOMING GAME, PLAYED ON NOVEMBER 9, 1940 Grace Barrels, Queen; Dorothy Eyiers, Feme Sullivan, Mary Evelyn Dickerson, Margaret Jacob, Patsy Sibley, Lou Dupree, Juanita Craig, Verdye Mae Chaze. Bottom Picture: THE QUEEN AND MAIDS FOR THE PRESIDENT ' S BIRTHDAY BALL, FEBRUARY 3. 1941 Gloria Eldred, Frances Allday, Edna Mae Donaldson, Sidney Grennillion, Gene L ' Herisson, queen; Dorothy Jean Gibbs, Carolyn Reed, Willie Marie Norris, Litha Davis. g T J v.. ■ ; fil- I i m m I I V MiSiMiM rarm r i u PTTHE HELL M ? ' - ' % LLDDC5 Hochendel, Decofeau, Carvllle, Cunningham (Sponsor), Painter, Hall, and Eyiers YEA, DEMONS, FIGHT ' EM 1119J ' |cib c: ' T ■:x ' 3 - «• ' Martin, Kelley, Southerland, Subat Minter, Tyler, Black, Simpson Sweeney, Migues, Bourn, George, Marron Left End E. Wright Left Tackle W. MiLLER (C.) Left Guard R. Priest (jenter D. Bramlett Ri()ht (juard E. Schumacher FiiIIIhuL- Right Tackle J. Gaspard Right End E. Tyler Quarterbnck T. WrigHT Right Half . R. Migues Left Half p. Wiggins Ci. l Ol CHER [UO] I •Trtmsfrrm V W. Wright, Bramlett, Boucher, Minnich, Scott Starnes, T. Wright, Scurria, Nation Dunham, Miller. Priest, E. Wright, Schumacher Meagher, Gaspard, Samec, Harrison Lift End . Left Tackle Left Gtitinl Center . . . Right Cudid II. MlMIR . W. Wrighi (). Harrison . S. Sci RRI A . (l. M R I l Rujltl Ttui i ' . Ul MIA.M Right i.iid C. Starms Quarter hack . M RRo Right Half W . Hi.ACK .( Half T. Scott FiillhacI: O. liA ■NES 1121] J . ; ..., Linemen: Tyler, Dunham, Martin, Miller, Scurria, Schumacher, Subat Backs: Migues, Marron, Black, Wiggins NORMAL, 20; MURRAY. 6 September 27, Natchitoches, Louisiana The Demons opened their 1940 grid season by continuing their 1939 winning ways as they smashed the Murray State Teachers of Kentucky for a 20 to 6 victory. The Trio — Migues, Boucher and Wiggins — made the 20 points for Normal with ease, with the beautiful blocking of their teammates letting them average 7.2 yards per try. Four minutes of the first quar- ter had passed when ' Bama Wright broke through the Thor- oughbred line to block and recover a punt on the Murray 25- yard line, from where Wiggins scored the first touchdown of the season. Ted Wright, Demon quarterback, converted to put Normal seven points to the good. Five minutes later Boucher handed the ball to Migues on a reverse, who crossed the goal line standing up. The second period showed the reserves holding the Kentuckians in every threat. After the half the Demons be- gan clicking again, and in a few plays had the ball on their op- ponents ' 36-yard line, from where Boucher skirted left end for the final score for the Demons, Ted Wright again converting perfectly to give the Demons a final score of 20 to 6. To the right: COACH HARRY RAGS TURPIN, as he watched the Demons work. « . ,i iSfp fSi Linemen: Starnes, Gaspard, Priest, Simpson, Bramlett, George, Wright Backs: Migues, Wright, Boucher, Wiggins NORMAL. 32; SOUTHEASTERN. October 4, Natchitoches, Louisiana The Demons took on the Southeastern Lions in their first L. I. C. competition to win a 32 to victory. Theophile Scott, Coonie Migues and Ernie Tyler, plus the timely blocking and heads-up football of the entire Turpin-Brown gridders, gave the Lions the unwanted defeat. The Lions tried 29 passes, 15 of them being good for yardage, the Demons intercepting three. Scott gained his first recognition of the year when he gathered in a Lion punt and traveled to their 17; from there he went o er standing up on the second try for his first touchdown. Twice more Alman Marron, quarterback, sent Scott on scoring jaunts, once in the second quarter for seven yards, and in the fourth on a 12-yard push. The third score was set up when Tyler blocked a Lion punt and Dunham recovered on the opposition ' s five. Early in the third quarter Tyler scored on a 19-yard end-around jaunt. Sweeney ' s 21-yard end run set up Scott ' s third touch- down in the final period, thus leaving the Lions 32 points short. Priest, Bramlett and Scurria contributed pass interceptions. The Demon followers saw an excellent show in blocking, while Wig- gins ' toe was used to an advantage in keeping the Lions ' backs to the wall. To the left; BACKFIELD COACH ALVIN ■CRACKER BROWN watches the charge.  Co-Captain Tyler and Captain Miller . . . The Demons stop ' em on the line . . . Migues scores on Murray with ease . . . Tyler breaks loose on Southeastern. I [ • V 1 % Kv 1 ii ■n [ I Doc Marx Works Anywhere NORMAL. 7; LOUISIANA COLLEGE, 7 October 12, Pineville, Louisiana The Demons and the Louisiana College Wildcats battled to a 7-7 draw under the lights in Pineville, climaxing well enough what is called the greatest homecoming celebration in the history of the Baptist school. The Demons struck oil in the second period, when Theophile Scott flipped a 20-yard pass to Herrel Minter in the end zone. Tyler was rushed into the game to make a perfect conversion from placement. The Turpinites were denied further markers by an inspired Wildcat team that tackled savagely and waited for the breaks. The Demons were able to go, but not across the goal line. The Wildcats ' offense was stopped cold, but when they broke through to block Wiggins ' punt on his own 30-yard line a touchdown was born. Their conver- sion tied Normal for the first time in two seasons. The one first down that the Wildcats made was on a 15-yard penalty. The Demons made an even dozen. Wearers of the Purple and White displayed a neat brand of defensive ball; Dunham recovered an enemy fumble and Tyler blocked a punt. Al Subat threw Wildcat backs for repeated losses, as did Sam Scurria and David Bramlett. No one can say the Normal line failed to do its job. Captain Blub Miller and Eddie Schumacher, Pete Martin and Ralph Priest were bulwarks in the line. All of the regulars and many of the reserves saw service, stopping every thrust. Nevertheless, it was a moral victory for the Wildcats to end the Home- coming classic in a 7-7 tie with the Demons, who had been neither tied nor defeated in 13 starts. [124] Above: Nice work, Tyler! . . . Doc tapes ' em up . . . Coaches talk It over . . . Migues starts 90-yard run on Tech . . . Lots of luck, Captains! . . . Minter goes up for one on S. L. I. NORMAL, 13; LOUISIANA TECH. October 19, Louisiana State Fair, Shreveport, Louisiana The Louisiana State Fair fans were given their thrills when they saw the Demons and the Bulldogs tangle in their annual football classic. The game was played on almost even terms for the first half, but the second half found the Demons scrapping harder. They finally hit pay dirt after Migues completed a 15-yard pass to Bama Wright and the Coon got 20 yards at tackle; then an end-around by Tyler for 15 yards and Migues went over for six points, with Tyler making the conversion. Not more than five minutes later, after Tech was held for downs on Normal ' s 10-yard line, Migues faked a reverse to Sweeney and broke into the open. Perfect blocking in the secondary by his mates put him 20 yards ahead of the nearest Bulldog as he went over the goal line. The Bulldogs came back in a desperate aerial attack to try to break into the scoring column, but time was too short and the final whistle stopped them on the Demons ' nine-yard line. The Brain Thrust [121] NORMAL. 7; CENTENARY, October 25, Natchitoches, Louisiana In a sensational climax to a thrill-packed contest, again it was Coonie Migues who came through with a 78-yard jaunt in the final minutes of the game to give the De- mons their winning margin of seven points. The Maroon and White Gentlemen came to the Demons ' camp for the first time and brought out a crowd of over 7,000, who were brought to their feet many times dur- ing the game. The Demons ' bag of tricks was almost empty when, with the ball on the Demons ' 22-yard line and only eight min- utes left to play, Migues, in the wingback slot, took the ball from Haynes and trav- eled alone 78 yards for the only score of the game. Cotton Barnes, Gent safety, made a valiant effort to stop the touchdown run, but he was left sprawling on the turf after his attempt to tackle. The Gents, underdogs at the beginning whistle, fought hard, and for three quarters outclassed the favored Demons. Once, in the third quarter, the Gents were in posses- sion of the ball on the Demons ' one-yard stripe, but the slippery fingers of Big Chief Johnson caused a fumble and the Demons recovered. A predominating factor in pro- tecting the undefeated record was the stellar work of the forward wall, headed by Cap- tain Miller and Tyler and Wright, wing- men. Bramlett and Priest stood out in a great display of manpower. To the right: Haynes nnakes a nice gain on South- eastern . . . Things must be close ... A discus- sion on the field at SFA . . . Haynes had a nice time at SFA . . . Scott gets caught behind the line . . . Checking over st.-ategy , , . Tulane ' s power sent Nation off the field . . . Boucher gets yardage from Tulane. Bramlett Gets Most Valuable Award ' m. NORMAL, 7; STEPHEN F. AUSTIN, 14 November I, Nacodoches, Texas A 37-yard pass by S. F. A. in the closing minutes of play shattered the winning streak of the Demon team in its seventeenth contest. The Lumberjacks scored in the opening period from the two-yard line, after a 64-yard drive sparked by Roquemore and Bolton. The Demons came back to tie the score in the second period, when Migues passed 10 yards to Starns, climaxing a 67-yard drive by Boucher and Wiggins. Ted Wright ' s conversion was by placement. In the last minutes of the game S. F. A. ' s Colvin inter- cepted a Demon pass and was halted on the 37-yard line. The next play, having only five seconds to its credit, was a pass into the end zone which handed the Demons its de- feat. The Demons totaled 14 first downs to the Lumber- jacks ' three, and 194 yards to their 100 from rushing. Nevertheless, the touchdowns are usually counted, and so they were here. NORMAL, 9; MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN, 6 November 9, Natchitoches, Louisiana The Confederates of Mississippi Southern invaded the Demon camp to be honored with the Homecoming game of the Demons. Both teams were held down because of the wet field and rain. There was a punting duel between Mississippi ' s Alessandri and Normal ' s Scott, who kept the Demons out of danger except for the one drive that ended with a score when Jones skirted right end for seven yards. The Demons came back full of fire after the downpour during the halftime and held their opponents in check. Scott returned Alessandri ' s punt 56 yards to the Confed- erates ' 13, from where Migues and Scott alternated in penetrating to the one-foot line, where Scott fumbled, the Southerners recovering. Backed into the end zone to punt. Mississippi ran into bad luck when their tailback was caught by Migues and Martin for a safety. In the fourth period, with both teams fighting like mud hogs, Migues got off a 70-yard punt to the Mississippi one- yard line, where Dew was hit hard by Starns and Wright, Normal ends, and jarred from the ball. In the scramble Wright recovered over the goal, and Ted Wright place- kicked the extra point to put the Demons out in front for a win, 9 to 6. NORMAL, 9; OUICHITA, 6 November 15, Arkadelphia, Arkansas The second quarter saw the first blood drawn by Nor- mal, when Ted Wright kicked a perfect field goal from a difficul t angle, with Sweeney holding the pigskin. In the same quarter the Demons lost the ball on their own nine- yard line due to a fumble. On the next play, Foots Lafitte, stellar end, scored on an end-around for the Lions. Early in the fourth quarter the Demons came back with a beau- tiful 30-yard pass from Wiggins to Migues, who, already in the open, outran his would-have-been tacklers the re- maining distance. NORMAL, 0; TULANE. 47 November 23, New Orleans, Louisiana It is hard to look good while being defeated by a score of 47 to 0, but the Demons did just that. Outmanned, outweighed, and outnumbered. Coaches Turpin ' s and Brown ' s little boys limited the Creenies to two scores in the first period and one in each of the next two quarters, but, weakened by injuries and being hammered all over the field, had to falter in the final period and give up three scores for a final of 47 to 0. In the fourth quarter little David Bramlett, who every sports writer and coach that saw the game said was by far the best defensive man on the field, was injured and assisted off the gridiron. Ted Wright Charges Hard To Be Replaced [127] ' iff :. S ..-a - i-.lEi-? ■ v Tech ' s safety man stopped Sweeney . . . But he gets off a nice gain . . . ' Bama gets the scoring pass at SLI The entire line played highly fine ball, and again sports writers said that Boucher and Sweeney were two of the best backs on the field. NORMAL, 7; SOUTHWESTERN, 13 November 28, Lafayette, Louisiana The Demons traveled to Lafayette to decide the L. I. C. cham- pionship with the S. L. I. Bulldogs. It was in the third period that the Bulldogs came from behind and, with a 12-7 victory, took the conference championship from the Normal team. The Demons started the game in full strength, with the exception of Wiggins, but received a telling blow in the first quarter when Ted Wright had to leave the game with badly battered ribs. Normal drove 69 yards in the second period to draw first blood on a 12-yard pass from Scott to ' Bama Wright. Tyler converted the kick for the extra point to give the Demons a seven-point lead at the half. In the third quarter the Bulldogs made a 65-yard drive featuring Neil ' s 47-yard jaunt to score. The tally came on a 13- yard pass from Neil to Patin. Then the S. L. I. gridders put the game on ice in the final period when Votier, sophomore tailback, took Scott ' s punt on the Southwestern 30 and, behind vicious and well-timed blocking, crossed the Demon goal for the final marker of the afternoon. The winners amassed 15 first downs and 262 yards by rushing, with 36 from passes, for a total of 298 net yards gained, while the Demons made 13 first downs and 165 yards from rushing and 120 from passes for a total of 285 net yards earned. Top to Bottom: Gus and Coach look em over ... It all happened in a week . . . Manager Steen and his shoe- boys. in [ V I] V The Imps followed in the steps of their big brothers with the exception of Tulane, whom the Demons tangled with. The Imps tied one game and lost one in the conference. First they won from the Louisiana College Baby Kittens, 32 to 0, then met the Little Gentlemen and took them into camp to a tune of 7 to 6. After meeting the big and fast team of Magnolia A. M. Junior College of Magnolia, Ark., they rolled on to another victory over the S. L. I. Bulldogs. Minus five of their men for the next contest, sixteen of the Imps took a bitter defeat from the Tech Bullpups and had to swal- low a 32 to licking. Coach Walter Ledet is to be complimented on his second year as Coach and Director of the Intramural Program at the Louisiana State Normal College. WALTER P. LEDET Freshman Coach and Intramural Director THE FRESHMAN SQUAD j) v , Brambrick, Vige, Lewis, Crews, Helm, Duggins, Walker (Manager), Anderson, Jinks. Gatlin, Taylor, Turner, Johnson. Meredith, Coach Ledet, Brown, Ruthford, Cunningham, Lutgring, Styles. Miears. Carlin. ' C P Jl S. I. A. A. Tournament, Bowling Green, Ky. The Demons answered present at the S. I. A. A. tournament and defeated Stetson University in the first round and drew a bye in the second to put them in the Semi-Finals where they lost to Western Kentucky. However, they received national recognition in placing Starnes on the All-S. I. A. A., and Briley, the lanky center, received honorable mention. [130] o u R N O M N - r +- w. National Inter-Collegiate Tournament, Kansas City, Mo., is where the Demons ' cage team journey to from the S. I. A. A. Tournament, where they again received national recognition in placing Little Red Thomas on the All- American second team with Starnes receiving honorable mention. Your editor wishes to congratulate Coach Prather and each of the Demon Cagers on their hard work and their National recognition, hoping that you receive an invitation to both tournaments next year and have Lots of Luck. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Jan. 4 La. College at Natchitoches Jan. 15 Centenary at Natchitoches Jan. 17 La. Tech at Natchitoches Jan. 18 Southwestern La. Institute at Lafayette Jan. 21 Centenary at Shreveport Jan. 24 La. College at Natchitoches Jan. 28 Southeastern at Hammond Feb. 4 La. College at Pineville Feb. 7 Centenary at Shreveport Feb. 11 Louisiana Tech at Ruston Feb. 13 Southeastern at Natchitoches Feb. 18 Southwestern at Natchitoches Feb. 22 Centenary at Natchitoches H. LEE PRATHER Athletic Director and Basketball Coach SQUAD • • V Coach H. Lee Prather began his twenty - seventh year as cage mentor with a senior-sophomore ball club, and also introduced a new method of leadership of his cagers by appointing a cap- tain for each game instead of electing a full - season leader. The five seniors that be- gan the season on the hard- wood were Cummings and McElroy at forwards, Briley at center, and Starnes and Boswell at guards. Before the season was very far un- der way McElroy was checked by illness and big Red Thomas standing 5 ft. 4 in., and tipping the scales at 137 lbs., stepped in and carried on the senior line-up. The Demon cagers had a schedule of nineteen games, PLAYERS Cummings, Boswell, Thomas, Briley, Starnes, McCoy, Botzong out of which they lost only two — the first to Southeast- ern of Durant, Oklahoma, in the second game of the season, and the other to the Southwestern Louisiana In- stitute Bulldogs. In their second meeting the Demons downed the Lafayette boys, which placed the two teams in a tie for top honors in the Louisiana Intercollegiate Conference. In their 19 games the Demons piled up 919 points for an average of 48.3 points per game. Lanky center Josh Briley scored 340 of the 919 points, and, while doing so, broke the L. I. C. record for high score per game and per sea- son. He piled up 36 points in the Southeastern Louis- iana game for a new L. I. C. single-game record. PLAYERS Tyler, Morris, Knighfon, Mangur McDermott, McElroy, Skinner «MiB«HI 1 Maddox takes the first lap Treadway delivers to Tyler Coach Turpin made his first call for his track squad on March 20, although his distance men had been working for some time. In his calling he found that Webb and Jackson, of the sprinters, and Pruitt, a field man, were absent. Coach Turpin ' s spikemen made their first ap- pearance in Monroe to run exhibition before a high school relay carnival. Then Coach journeyed his team to Lafayette to get their first taste of col- legiate competition of the season. Due to unfavor- able weather, the Demons placed in only five events at the Southwestern Relays. On the track they placed in the 880 relay and in the medley relay; Sollie Mayer placed in the 100-yard dash. In the Captain Shug Murrell wins the pole vault [134] Tyler gives o Wright Wright wins with big lead field events, Lee and Captain Murrell placed in the pole vault, while Subat and Moncla took places in the javelin. The next appearance was made at Louisiana Tech in a dual meet that the Demons took from the Bulldogs by a score of 79 to 47. In their last match the Demons came home for a tri-meet with the Tech Bulldogs and Loyola Wolves of New Orleans. The Demons were again on top, with 55.6 points; Loyola, with 50.4 points, came second; while the Bulldogs were a weak third with 28 points. VARSITY SQUAD V u D Minter clears a high one . . . McDermott, Thomas and Wiggins reach for the hurdles . . . Mayer and Thomas come in in the 100 .. . Gilson wins the half-mile . . . Hollis steps the mile . . . Starnes lets the disc go . . . Moncla and Subat throw the javelin. Front Row: Gerson, Scott, Vidler, Walker, Gibson, McSwain, Tyler Second Row: Nunley, Taylor, James, Plunkett, Tynes, Carlin, Knigtiton Last Row: Aymond (tvlanager), Blalock, Gibbs, Botzong, Carbo, Townsend, Kieagher, Bourn Li lOO-yarders McSwain and Blalock Botzong and Carbo taking the hurdles Captain Bell Gives Us Action The Demon netmen enjoyed another successful schedule in their 1940 season, being defeated only by the L. S. U. Tigers of Baton Rouge. The rack- eteers were twice victorious over Louisiana College, Louisiana Tech, and Stephen F. Austin of Nacog- doches, Texas, and won single meets from Centen- ary, Southwestern, Mississippi A. M. of Stark- ville. Miss., and the Oklahoma State Teachers of Durant, Okla. At the Louisiana Intercollegiate Conference tournament held May 4 in Alexandria, the De- mons made a clean sweep of both the singles and U. u doubles matches. It was interesting that both final- ists in the singles matches were Normal men — Bell won over Bolton — and that both teams in the doubles finals were Normal teams — Bell and Fish- er won over Bolton and Wilson. Jack Fisher drives one [138] ■ ANGLE HUNTER BOLTON WILSON n U U ON THE BENCH BASEBALL HIT RUN .- [140] mm A C T O N Tech scores . . . Blue Hogg has a word with the umpire . . . Just a wild pitch . . . Tech pitcher wild, too . . . Centenary scores . . . McCoy gets him at third . . . They are hard to get away from . . . The coaches have a word . . . Another wild pitch. Coach Prather turns the freshman squad over to James Boswell, one of his outstanding senior guards, who did a great job in turning out a good freshman team. In a series of some ten or twelve game schedule the httle Demons made almost as good a record as their big brothers. The freshmen defeated the little Gents and little Bullpups of Centenary and Tech, respectfully, and all the high school teams that they played with the exception of Natchi- toches High once, who won six tournaments and was defeated by the state champions at the state tournament. Boswell is to be congratulated on this fine work as coach and we wish you lots of luck when you have left the varsity squad. Always af the games Front Row: Elkins, Barnes, Free Standing: Coach Boswell, Hale, Hudson, Touchtone, Steger i sn r 1 ? H 1 ' r-f -f M 1 Director of Intramurals, Coach Walter P. Ledet, gives pointers in badminton (at right) . Since Coach Ledet took charge of the intramural program last year it has moved into one of the most interesting activities on the campus. There are some twenty ac- tive teams from dormitories and organizations taking part in the intramural program at this time. Thanks to you, Coach, for another great expansion on the campus. IIHM Phi Kappa Nu, winners of touch football Avant wins from McCoy in horseshoe pitching Intramural Pool Game Winners of volleyball championship u I J I ELISABETH CUNNINGHAM Assistant Professor of Physical Education JEWEL McCarthy A Physical Education Major [14JI Top: Carol of the Russian Children, Pericon Bottom: Techniques, Chinese Syncope, Pericon I i [ [ I The beginning of the Dance Club can be traced to the W. A, A, Orchesis Club. The present Dance Club was organized in the fall of 1938 for the purpose of furthering Modern Dance on the PALMA ROBINSON Instructor in Modern Dance, In Pericon campus. This type of dance requires technical and creative skill; in all compositions the choreography is the work of the students. The members of the Dance Club are known as the Dance Group and have been selected from students who have met the requirements of the organization. This group presented their first assembly pro- gram in the spring of 1939. The second year of the organization culminated in a Modern Dance Concert, followed by a three-day tour of South Louisiana. Now on their third year, the group presented its annual assembly program in the fall and plans a concert and tour in the spring. Each year the seniors graduate and new mem- bers augment the remaining group. Each year the Dance Club strives to attain more skill in move- ment and creative ability in order to present a better and more varied repertoire for the students so that the campus may have a better concept and deeper appreciation for this art form of dance, the Modern Dance. [146] First Row: Henderson, Norris, Schexnaidre Second Row: Mizell, Smith, Bell, Swazey Third Row: Mayson, Green, Mangum, Kilgore, Carville, Caillouet, Shively, Featherhoff, McCarthy V u u The Women ' s Athletic Association intramural and recreation program is a testing ground for professional ideals in physical education. It shows whether or not what it wants to do is really worth- while. The program has made definite achieve- ments. It is the place where students may satisfy their needs for having fun, for physical activity, and for competition. But, most of all, it allows for companionship. The way to learn to know people is to play with them. In the Women ' s Ath- letic Association this is possible. The Women ' s Athletic Association has adapted itself to the ever-growing recreational needs of the students on the campus. The multiplication of available activities has increased proportionately with the number of women students who are active in two or more sports a week. I M7) TESSIE SCHEXNAIDRE Mexican Folk Dance . . . Tessie taps away . . . Anna- belle helps Grow to get dressed for rehearsal ... A game of shuffle-board . . . Getting ready for the fall , . . And she actually fell . . . Tumbling. V D VIRGINIA JOHNSON BERNICE BEDINGFIELD MILDRED NORRIS U Volley ball develops form . . . Badminton . . . Getting set for the whistle . . . Up in the air . . . And her name was Works . . . Just breezing along ... At the end of the trail. V u Working the ball down the court . . . Shooting for the goal and missed . . . Kicking the gong around . . . Little Cupid with her bow and arrow . . . Norris shoot- ing for the horse ' s foot . . . What forms . . . One strike and two balls . . . Watch the bouncing ball. 1 J 11 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Fnu Ro Burford, Butler, Cathcart, Chaze, Cromwell. Second Row: Gibbs, Gremillion, L ' Herisson, Norris, Morrow. Third Row. Reed, Tomlinson, Volk, White, Willis. Representatives Gene L ' Herisson ' Delta Sitjma Epsilon Mary Elizabeth Voi.k Delta Sigma Epsilon Betty Wilms Delta Sigma Epsilon Undine Catiicart Pi Kappa Sigma Addie Huiler Pi Kappa Sigma Willie Marie Norris Pi Kappa Sigma Carolyn Reed T ieta Sigma Upsilon Elizabeth Buriord Tlieta Sigma Upsilon Verdye Mae Ciiaze Tlieta Sigma Upsilon K.-vitii.eene Morrow Sigma Sigma Sigma Marion Cromwell Sigma Sigma Sigma Nellie White Sigma Sigma Sigma Sidney Gremillion Ilp ia Sigma Alpha Dorothy Jean Gibbs Ilplia Sigma .llpha Judith Tomlinson Itpha Sigma .llp ia O Adviser Clio Allen ' 1 Ik- W ' diiu ' n ' s I ' aiiliclU ' iin ' tciuis to tostfi a li ii ' iulIitT attitude aiiioii .soiontics. I.aeli year it sponsors two social i-vcnts, a tea in the tall, tor the new women students, and ,i toiinal danee in the s|iiiiiy;. o R IvDiSE Caiiicari Prestdfttl Sidney Ciremiiiu) iii,-Pr,suiini Gene L ' Herisson Snrfiary Carolyn Reed Trrasurt-r K.vniAi.EENE Morrow . Corresponding Sec ' y [15i] DELTA SIGMA EPSILON PHI CHAPTER Founded: Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, September 23, $ A. Installed: Louisiana State Normal College, 1926. : : 0 % w First Row. Aaron, Babin, P. Barnes, V. L. Barnes, Belisle, Benccl, Cade. Caldwell, Calhoun, Campbell. Second Row: Childress, Clinton, Collins, Davis, Durrett, D. B. Edgcrton. S. S. Edgerton, Roussel, Featherhoff, Green. Third Row: Hyams, Jackson. Keyser, Keith, L ' Herrison, Lambert, Lawney, Legendrc, McCrea, MacCurdy, Montz. Fourth Row: Nelkin, Payne, Quinn, Ristom, Sibley, Simpson. Stewart, Voile, Wells, Willis, Wood. Colors: Olive Green and Cream. Flowers: Cream Tea Rose. OFFICERS (Jknk I. ' Herisson Prcsidint Margery Babin Fice-Presideni Jo T. Calhoun . . Recording Sicrelary Betty Campbell . Corresponding Secretary Daisy Hell Edgerton .... Treasurer I.niiA Davis C iaplain Alice Mae Moniz . . Sergeant-at-.lnns Mable CiREEN Historian Bettye Nelken Reporter Frances Allday Margery Babin Jo T. Calhoun Marjorie Clinton Bftty Campbell Marjorie Aaron V ' erna Lou Barnes Betty Lou Caldwell Catherine Collins Stella Susan Edgerton Nancy Feaiherhoff Members Class of IQ41 Litha Davis Lennis Durrett Daisy Bell Edgerton Class of 194.2 Adeline Hyams Jusitne Lambert Class of 1 043 Marie Jackson Marilyn Keyser Jane Keith Faye LeGendre Virginia McCrea Class of i(J44 Mable Green Gene L ' Herisson Alice Mae Montz Theresa Ristom Betty Willis Bettye Nelken Lillian Quinn P.4TSV Sibley Elizabeth Lee Stewart Mary Elizabeth Volk Marjorie Wei.ls Frances Barnes Marie Olive Becnel Mildred Belisle Mavis Cade Charlotte McCurdy Mary Joy Payne Ei.mire Roussel MvRiis Simpson Fratrhs in Facultate Jane Calhoun Frances Childress CiiARi on E Law NKV Miss Annetta L. Wood Mrs. C. C. Stroud Miss Rose Bailey Miss Dorothy LeCJendrI ' Patronesse.s Mrs. E. J. Alleman Mrs. M. Breazeai.e Miss Margaret Hicks Mrs. W. Breazeai.e [156] J - g M A SIGMA SIGMA ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER Founded: Virginia State Teachers College, Farmville, Virginia, _ Installed: Louisiana State Normal College, I928i p fina 33. Si First Row: Bell, Bridges, Bcickell, Bradley, Dickerson, Dennis, Dupree, Eldred, Farrell, Latham, Lewis, Lowe, McClean. Fourth Ro] Fifth Row: Truly, Tj Members Ruby Hammonds Mary Virginia Hathorn BiLLIE LaCaze Imogenb Ferguson June Brickell Sheila Caldwell Virginia Cook Nellie White Irma Waldron Gretchen McLean Ruth Turnlr Dorothy Bell Marjorie Bradlty Lucille Bridges Ruth Bouanchaud Marjorie Butler Juanita Craig Mrs. J. H. Williams Class of 1941 Helen Lowe Dorothy Mizell Lelia Mae Dupree puchaud, Butler, S. Caldwell, J. Caldwell. Cook, Cobb. Stionj Row: Craig, Cromwell, David, Ferguson, Holley. Third Row: Griffin, M. K. Griffin, Hammonds. Hathorn. Johnson, LaCaze, McClure, Moise. Morrow. Peterson. Smith, Schlernitzauer, Smith, Stovall, Swift, Sansing. tier, Waldron, Waller, Wheeler, White, Whittington, Wilson, Wyche. Jane Caldwell Kathaleene Morrow Mary Evelyn Dickerson Gloria Eldred dors: Purple and White. Flower: Violet. Class of IQ42 Mary L. Schlernitzauer Class of ig43 Wanda Dennis Elaine Truly Mary Margaret Smith Margie Cobb Beverly Whittington Nell Law Class of 1944 Julienne David Geraldine Ferrell Margaret Griffin Harriettb Hawthorne Miriam Johnson Patronesses Mrs. E. L. McCi.ung Mary Ada McClurb Margaret Waller LaVinia Smith Billie Moise Mary Kathryn Griffin Sara Hellene Holley Carajo Latham Margaret Lewis Sallyannb Peterson Vicky Sansing Isabelle Wheeler Jane Wilson Elizabeth Wyche Mrs. R. B. Williams o R FrATRES IN ' Facl ' ltate Thera Siovall June Mahan K.Miii.KES ' E Morrow Pres ' idtnt IIki.fv Lowe Vicf-Prtsuitnt Marios ' C ' ro.mwell . . Recording Sfcrftary Ri ' BV II. M.MOM)S . CoTrespond ' mg Srirrlary Marv N ' lRciNiA Il.uiiORN . . . Trtasurtf LaVinia S.viitii . Kti- ir of Grades Elaine Truly . Sentinel Marv L. Schlernitzauer . . . . . Trianuli ' Ctirrfspondtiit t n7J RETA SIGMA UPSILON •,f« y y l Rpunded: Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, Kansas, 1907. • , fi y f- Installed: Louisiana State Normal College, 1928. QSS a QS53QQ© F.Tit Clevel Koon Row: Armour. Backes. Baxley, L. Bell, M. Bell. Black, Brandenburg, and, Coats. Drake, Donaldson, Duhe, Dumestre. Dupuy, George. Th Ladner, Langlois, Law. Leete. Fourth Row: Lester. McMichael, Messa. Pinkley. Fifth Row: C. Reed, M. L. Reed. Scherz. Schexnaidre. m Col ors: Rose and Silver. Flower: Rose. 3uatt, Burford. Caillouet. Second Row: Carville, Chaze, d Row: Halbert, Hanlon, Hochenedel. Honeycutt, Johnson, viesser, Montegut. M on omerv . Marmande. Nabours, Odom, Wood. Wyatt. A JKXOUET O- Chaze ( L CoAT5 _ i Pauline • ,, S. II__Ji HIERIN Members i- of 1 94 1 Ed ITMae Donaldson Josephine Dupuy Melba H albert Pauline Honeycutt E KOON F.LIZ An jX-BURFORD I l wO-; CSWWILLE J KVERLKY Dumestre Betty Anv George OFFICERS Carolyn Reed • . President Verdye Chaze Vice-President Katherine Koon Secretary Adair Scherz Treasurer Elaine Carville Editor ,EY Backes (iiiY Cleveland Eva Kate Duiie Joyce Baxley Maxine Bell Lillian Bell Shirley Black Marie Brandenburg Miss Hope IIaupt . . [158] Class of 1942 liARBARA Johnson Jeanne Langlois Mildred 4ef (CHAEL . yl X J ' yfESSA Annie L. Montgomery Class of 1943 Ruth Hanlon Ruth Hochenedel Dorothy Lester Class of 1944 Margery Buait Carolyn Drake Jane Ladner Melba Law Carolyn Reed Tessie Schexnaidre Marjorie Shelton Betty Wyatt Nell Nabours Mary Lucille Reed Adair Scherz Frances Wood Bonnie Mae Messa LaVonne Odom Adelaide Smith Virginia L. Marmande Peggy Montegut Louise Pinckley Doris Lynn Smith Marjorie Warner . Frater in Facullale m PI KAPPA SIGMA ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER Founded: Upsilanfe, Michigan, Novennber 17, 1894. Insfalled: Louisiana State Normal College May 25, 1928. Y - - ' iirit Rou : Bt ' ll, Butler, Bozeman, Bowman, Cachcart, Chapman. Elston. ScLonJ Ron: FaraMo, Fittz, Funderburk, Gay, Green, Gunn, Hall. Third Kott : Henson, F. Lee, M. Lee, Marin, Norris, Rivet, Katherine Scott. I ' ourih Row: Kathleen Scott, Shively, Sikes, Som- ayrac, Strange, Sterling, Whittington. Undine Cathcart Mai.ce Fittz Members C nss of 1041 Marion Lee Marie Louise Marin Willie Marie Norris Colors: Turquoise Blue and Gold. Flowers: Jonquil and Forget-me- nots. Phoebe Bowmav Class of ig42 Maxine Sikes Marguerite Grow Lucille Wiiirrivfrrov Beth Funderburk Mandalou Gay Olive CJreen NoELi.A Lyons Katherine Scoit K Ann KEN Scott Class of ig4S Frances Lee Martha Strange Barisaka Gil IIS Class of i(J44 Helen Henson Lii I ii: Roil SiEKi iNG Jo Jo Hail Lorain E Faraldo Elizabeth Bozeman Marian Chapman JO CE Rl ET Aileen Sompayrac I ' .ni.KEN Gunn o I c Inoink Caihcari . . Willie L rie Norris Behy Bei.l .Addik Buii.kr E R S . . I ' ltsiAiiit ricf-l ' rfsiJinl Sfcrflary Trrasurrr .NLvRiE Louise Martin, Correif onJiaff Editor Marion Lee . . CorrrsponJinif Seirrliiry Phoebe Bowman . . Kri-prr of .hdiivit Makcikriik Grow . Sirgranlal-.lrms i 159] = i2 i- ' r - v ■7.7 oOinge 5t«ie Female School, Farmvllie. VIrilnIa, 1901, jt y J lrjfalled: LouTsf «a State Normal College, Q2. First, Row: Alexander, Andrews, Barr, B Barrilleaux, V. Barril eaux, Brock, Butler, M. Caraway, V. Caraway. Second Row: Cheves, Clay, Cottiijr, Dayis, Downs, Caillouet, Gararle, Gathright. Gibbs. Trv d Row: Gibson, Gill, Gremillion. Hawkins, Jones. Killen, Lester, Mc- D e, McKinley. Fourth Row: Mqjney, Murrell, Myers, Nance, Y arker, Rhodes, Rogers, Simpson. Smith. Fifth Row: Sutton, Thigpen n i « IE Barrilleaux A Barrilleaux IvA Blanche Butler Mary A. Caraway 1941 V ' irginia Downs Margie Gathrigh Inez Gamble Mary Elizabeth Barr ECiL Mae Caillouet rothy Jean Gibbs Gwendolyn Andrews Helen Clay BiLLiE Cheves Joy Lea Davis O rP F I C E R S Sidney Gremillion President IvA Blanche Butler . . . V ' lce-Presidenl Cf-Cil Mae Caillouet .... Secretary Mary Allen Caraway .... Treasurer Frances Thompson Registrar Virginia Downs Editor AvA Louise Lester Cliaplain Claire Alexander Elizabeth Brock Viola Caraway Mildred Cotton Betty Jean GiLLi 1942 Sidney Gremillion Ava Louise Lester Ruby Jones 1943 Louise Hawkins Martha Haygood Elaine Killen 1944 Adeline McDade Doris McKinley Pkggv Meyers MlI.I.ICENT MURRHI. Carolyn Gib: Frances Thomas Frances Thompso N Thompson Velma Nance Helen Newman Judith Tomlinson Etoile Mobley loNA Sutton JuANiTA Walker Elizabeth Wardlow Nell Parker Rivers Rhodes Maggie Alice Rogers Sarah Jane Simpson VVii.da Ruth Smhh Frater in Facultate Miss Clio Allen [ 1 60 ] v B Top: Adkins, Comcaux, Duffy, Harrison, Treadway. Bottom: Tyler, Waller, Wiggins, Wright. Representatives Pat Comeaux Lambda Zrla Otho Harrison Lambda Zria John Duffy Lambda ' .ila W. D. Trfadwa ' s ' ■ Kat f t i ' Vk Ernest Tyler ...... Fhi Kappa Ku Earnest Wright Phi Kappa A ' « Penny Adkins Sigma Tau Gamma DoNNiE Waller Sigma Tau Camma Parker Wiggins Sigma Tau Cam ma Tlu- Iiitcrfraternity Council was organized at tlie Normal in rlu- spriiifi term of 10.?8 to create more congenial relationsliip between the fraternities on the campus and to assist in the making of a bigger and better I,()ui iana State Normal College. 1 h;- organization is composed ot three representatives from each fraternity. It directs all Iraternitv afiairs. esjiecialh those matters in regard to rushing and pledging. The council has authority to settle (piestions of contro ersial nature which arise between and among the soiial tiatcinitics on the campus. The council hojies to be able to sjionsor some time each ear an intertrateriut dance .it which it will be the host of the student body of the Normal. OFF Karvest W ' Ruan ()| Ml) II VRRISOV I ' ARKKR VkX;I S : E R s . . . . I ' rrsidrnI Tiif-Prrsidinl Snrflary- Trfasurrr I 161 LAMBDA ZETA Founded In Natchitoches in 1924. c f- First Row: Anderson, Bowers, Comeaux, Cox. C. Cunningham, J. Cunningham, Duffy, Faraldo. Second Row: Farrell, Fegerson, Finley, French, Green, Harrison, Hunter, Kelly. Third Ron ' : Montgomery, Morris, Palmer, Priest, Roberts. Sutton, Warren, Watkms. Colors: Green and White. Flowers: F F C E R S Ohio Harrison President Pat Comeaux Vice-President Robert Palmer Secretary and Treasurer Vernon Warren . . . Scrgeant-ai-Arms James Anderson Pat Comeaux John Duffy William Green Norman Hanchey Otho Harrison Wallace Hunter Robert Palmer Lee Prather Jack Faraldo Members Class of 1 94 1 John H. McNeely Glen Morris G. J. Shehane DoLPH Lee Class of 1942 Ralph Finley Thad Farrkll Ralph Priest Elton Shaw Class of 1043 Vernon Warren James Bell Carl Henry Edwin Watkins A. W. Hicks Buford Suiton James Tilley Wilson Montgomery Charles Kelly Parnell Stockstill Charles Roberts Joe Perkins Basil Ballard Pat Lawney Clyde Cox Al Bowers Charles Cunningham [162] Class of 1944 John Cunningham Billy Joe Ferguson Ray Scott Herman Holder Marvin Boydstum Bill Barnhill . . Faculty Adviser ' TTSTTTBT rE CM A TAU GAMMA NU CHAPTER , .34n. ■feKi ( ifrklOQl ■ ' irjr tjow. Adkiiis, Allen, Baker, Houmi. Biickinf;ham, Clark, Decoteau, Edjy, Eversull. Second Row: Forrest. Forsyth, Gibbens, Ginsberg, Green, Hill, HoUenshcad, Johnson, Howell. Third Row: Long, Meagher, MtcCurdy, Migues, Moss, Powell, Payne, Pierson, Ricks. Fourth Row: Slack, Stonecipher, Tannehill, Thigpen, Taylor, Volti, Warner, Waller, Wiggins, Woodyard. Clifford Chapman William Dosher Albert W. Green Pennie Adkins Warren Allen Perry Angle Gordon Baker ToxY Bourn Kent Buckingham Lh Roi Ever.sull Newton Forrest Coleman Forsyth Gary Fournet C. D. Adams James Bailey J. N, Brown Guy Carson Titus Cook Jack Duggins Crowell Eddy Kingston Eversull Members Class of JQ4I Alman Marron Sam Scurria Class of ig42 Robert Clark Oneil Decoteau George Gibbens Graves Hundley Class of IQ4S Elliot Ginsberg Aubrey Kendrick Philip Koonce Dwight MacCurdy John Meagher C. M. McSwAiN Class of ig44 Sammy Griffin Elmo Hill WlI.IARD HoLLHNSHEAD John Howell George Johnson Mac Lynx W. S. Mitchell Jack Warner Donnie Waller Parker Wiggins Joseph Krider Albert Long Jett Ricks Denton Shell Jack Payne James Richard Billy Tannehill James Taylor G. F. Thomas. Jr. John Woodyard Howard Moss Milling Pierson R. T. Powell Rollin Slack Winton Stonecipher Ray Thigpen Alton Townsend Hi NRY VOLTZ Colors: Blue and White. Flower: White Rose. A iL r-tyt rd ' - o I c Sigma Tail Gamma, heiiiR the onl national social fraternity on the campus, is composed ot chapters in Normal Schools of standard collegiate rank, and is distingui lu-d li luiiiK the oldest I r:ittiiiit of it ' - kind in the United States. Nu Chapter emerged from Sigiiui Delt: from its proposed members. I ;iu and ie(iiiiies high slaiuhinls Takkik W ' lccivs I ' ll si, till! CfKOKCK ClBBl-NS . . . riff-Prrsiilint Pivios ' SiiKii. . . Sfirftary AlllKKl W. (Jrken Trrtisurrr DONMK W ' .M.I.FR Cliapldin nwifnir M. cC lri v Saga Corri-s on,iinl I ' OXV BOIRN . . . . . Strgeant-al-.lrms I 163) Y f PHI KAPPA NU Founded: Louisiana State Normal College, October 17, 1929. First Row: Bell, Botzong, Bramlett, Carlin, CarnahanX Chach McCoy, McSherry, Martin, Scott. Third RoJf: SouthJ lan Color: Red and White. Flower: Charles Russell Rose.- Eharh, Ga;pard. Sciond Row: Helm, Hughes, Jcnks, Knighton, P. Stahls, Stephens, Treadway, Tyler, Watson, E. Wright T. 5 3 O F F I C E R S Ernest Wright President Ernest Tyi.er Vice-President Charles Stahls Reporter David Bramlett . . Secretary-Treasurer George Martin . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Sollie Mayer Custodian Jimmy Walker Homer Robinson Edwin McDermott James Watson C. L. Jinks Alden Vice Winston Steger Tomm - Hlirkheimek Donald Compton Jack Colton Floyd Turner Carlton Johnson 1941 JiMMIE StEEN Philip Loftin Robert Rouse 1942 James Gaspard Amos Lee Horace Clark W. D. Treadvvav Roy-Carnahan Paul Stahls 1943 • Theophile Scott Tom South erland Eldon Chachere 1944 ■ILMER Lewis James Hall Buddha Lewis Charlie Anderson J. C. Carun James Taylor Earnest Davis Henry Helm E. L. Kelly Norman Dowty ' Stanly McCoy Eugene McElroy Ray Jackson Charles Hall Herrel Minter Tom George James M. Jones Glen Adcock Wilbur Botzong Morris Carbo J. P. Ebarb Glyn Stephens Wili.ard Ruthford Maurin Donaldson WiLMER R. Smith ZoLON Stiles Butler Miers Pleasant Crews Merrell Knighton Ralph Hudson [164] THE WESLEY FOUNDATION First Row: Barr, Butler, Chandler, German, Halbert. Second Row: Hopper, Kinchen, Laing. McGhce, Parks. Third Row: Riddick, Shaw, Wright. The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist Church at work on the campus of the State College and University. It seeks, through a program of worship, Bible study, service, and recreation, to give students an interpretation of Christianity as the way of life and to lead them into a place of leadership and service through the Church. The Wesley Foundation program was set up on the campus of Louisiana State Normal in September, 1939. The Stu- dent Center in the Student Religious Building is a home for the student away from home. Here the student may find understanding, companionship, and fellowship that is real. All students from Methodist and Christian homes belong to the Wesley Foundation and any who are interested are welcome. OFFICERS Katherine Sii.aw . . I ' ttsiimt Will Harvev Laivg I ' iii-Pr.sUnii Elaine Kinchen ' Secretary Inez McGiiee Treasurer Melba Halbert lf ' ors ii Chairman Rmi Wright . ' A ,- Study Chairman Marjorie Butler Personnel Chairman Willie Lois Antillev Recreation Chairman Hazel Bavdv . Drama Chairman 1. YVONNE German I ' uhUcity Chairman Georce Parks . . Music Chairman Mak Ei.izabeih Bark I ' nsler Chairman R n Irene Riddick Pianist John Hoi-ihr . Ref resenlative for Molii-e Mat azine Miss Mamiej Cm amu hk Director of Wesley Foundation Director of ll ' esley Foundation [165] THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION First Run: Adlcins, Bramlett, Green, Hall, Harris. Second Row: Hilliard, Hudson, KiUen, Kilman, F. Lowry. Third Row: W. Lowry, Slawson, Waller. OFFICERS DoNNiE Waller Prrs ' idmt Penny Adkins .... Enlistmcnl Vice-President Wanda Kilman .... Devotional Vice-President Ann Kilman - Social Vice-President Melba Pennington .... Social Vice-President Bessie Hudson Secretary Albert Green Treasurer Helen Slawson ...... Publicily Chairman Charles T. Hall Music Director Elaine Killen Tonun Represcntati ' ve Winifred Hilliard Sunday School Rrfrcsenlative Ralph Butler B. T. U. Representati ' ve Freda Lowry Y. IV. A. Reprcsenlativr David Bramlett . . . . Baptist Student Macjazinc Rrpresintative Miss Josephine Harris .... Student Counselor The Baptist Student Union, an organization sponsored by the Southern Baptist Convention, was organized at the Lou- isiana State Normal in 1927. It is a unit in both the State and South-wide Baptist Student Union. The Union has no direct membership, but is composed of all Baptist students who are members of the unit organizations of the local Baptist Church, the Sunday School, Baptist Training Union, and Young Women ' s Auxiliary. Its work is directed by an executive council and committees which make up the larger council, under the leadership of the pastor of the local church and the student counselor, who is maintained by the church. This year, for the first time, the Normal B. S. U. reached the standard requirements for First Magnitude Baptist Stu- dent Union, which is quite a distinction and achievement. [166] NEWMAN CLUB hint Hon-: Carville, Decoteau, Henderson, Marcello. Second Row: Scurria, Smith. Taylor. The Newman Club is a club of Catholic culture and Cath- olic fellowship, organized in non-Catholic colleges and uni- versities of the United States. The purposes of the Newman Clubs are religious, educational, and social, in that order. Activities of the club include corporate communions, dis- cussion study clubs, retreats, parties, picnics, and dances. The chapter of the Newman Club at the Louisiana State Normal College was established in the fall of 1935. The faculty advisers are Mr. Eugene Watson, Mrs. W. H. Pierson, and Mrs. Frances Phelps. The chaplain is the Reverend Father L. R. Aycock. On November 17, fifty-six students were initiated into the club. This is the largest number of initiates in the history of the Normal Club. OFF Oneil Decote.au . . s. m scl ' rria . . . j.ames t.wi.or . . ' | 1as m.xrcei.i.o R(«K I.KK IIknokrsov l.l.AINK CARVII.IE .Xdei.aide Smith Emm Samic c R PrrsUftil . First rirf-Pres ' uifnt Sfcond I ' ice-Prfsident Recording Srcretary Corri-sl oniiinii Si-trrtary Trrasurrr Historian Marshal [167 J THE Y. W. C. A. ■ ' «r;ir ifTw=- ' •  s! = i nsr Fust Row: J. Caldwell, S. Caldwell. Kinchen, Hudson, Lowry, McGhee. Second Row: Monks, Phillips. Shaw, Schlernitzauer, Worley. Wright. W C V OFFICERS Sheila Caldwell • • • • President Mary Leda Schlernitzauer . . . Vice-President Katherine Shaw Secretary Bessie Hudson Treasurer Ruby Monks Morning JVatcli Inez McOiiee Proejram Wanda Lowry Devotional JuANiTA Phillips Social Service Jane Cai.dweli Social Elaine Kinchen Publicity Ruth Wright Chorister Montez Worley Pianist The Y. W. C. A. was formed in 1911 by the union of the King ' s Daughters and the Devotional Circle, two organiza- tions for creating greater fellowship among the women stu- dents and the faculty and drawing them closer to their Cre- ator. The purpose of the Y. W. C. A. is to unite girls in a desire to live a full and creative life; to share this life with others; and to seek to understand Jesus and to follow Him. The primary function of the Christian Association is to dis- cover through study and insight the inherent value in re- ligion, and to make them effective in all our human relation- ships. [168] THE Y. M . C . A. I- ' tTst Row: Pennie Adkins, David Bramiett George Gibbens. Albert Green. McSherry, Charles Richey, Donnic Walle Kow: George Hughes, Wilbur The Young Men ' s Christian Association of the Louisiana State Normal College is an organization of religious students. Its chief aim is to be an active factor in all forms of moral and Christian work, properly within the scope of such an organization; to bring the young men into a close and prac- !■ HZD ND A T tical relationship among themselves and their Creator. It also encourages attendance at the churches. The Y is ready at all times to assist all students con- templating entering Normal. It offers the services of two of its members each year to serve as Freshman Commissioners It the Normal. OFF Pkvme Adkins Ai.BKKr Green . . (IeORGE GlBBEVS Wilbur McSherrv ClIARIES RlCIIF (iE()R(7K UlCllKS 1) AMI) Hr AMI I 1 DONME WaI.I.KR Robert Rolse . J. E. TuM-OS . : E R S Prisidfiit ■ . . rid-Prisidiitt . . . Treasurfr . . . . Secretary ■ ■ Chorister Pianist Social Cliairman Church Relations . . . Enlistments Ri I ' resentalive-at-l.arge [169] FRESHMAN COMMISSIONERS First Row: Abney, Baclces, Buckingham, Butler, Caldwell, Chachere, Clyde. Second Row: Griffin, Grizzafe, Laing, Landry, Lowry, MacCurdy, Mobley. Third Row: Roberts, A. Smith, D. Smith, Southerland, Sylvest, Willis. Members Marjorie Abney Anna Belle Landry Shirley Backes Kent Buckingham Addie Butler DwiGHT MacCurdy Etoile Mobley Freda Lowry Mary Ellen Caldwell Charles Roberts Eldon Chachere Adelaide Smith O F F I C E R S DwiGHT MacCurdy President Gwendolyn Sylvest Shirley Backes . Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Patsy Clyde Mary Kathryn Griffin Sadie Grizzafe Harvey Laing [170] Doyle Smith Tom Paul Southerland Gwendolyn Sylvest Lem Willis T. H. HARRIS SCHOLARSHIP ASSOCIATION Founded: State Legislature of Louisiana in 1937. First Row: Beaird. Bell, Bratnlett. Campbell, Corbitt. Dulu , Dupree. Second Row: H : ; ; Hilliard, Hudson Kemp, McCarthy, MacCurdy, Mouton. Third Kurt: Nunez, Sayes, Shaw, Sylvest. Vo.shurg, Yates. 1941 Marion CoRBirr Ruby Hammonds Jewell McCarthy LeRoy Saves Bessie Hudson Flovce Yates 1942 Doris Dupree David Bramlett Katherine Shaw Alfreda Nunez Bettv Campbei.i. Georcia Kemp 1943 Winifred Hilliard Betty Beaird Eva Kate Duhe Gwendolyn Svlvest William Bell 1944 DwicHT MacCurdy Wii.MA Tyler F.ACULTY Sponsor Miss Eve Mouton Jean Vosburg The association ' s purpose is to promote cooperation among its members and the faculty; to develop a spirit of leadership; to promote higli standards of scholarship and character as well as to improve student life at the Lou- isiana State Normal College. Mi-mliers of this group are selected b the State Board of Kducation after caret ul consideration of character, leadership, and scholarship. A B average must be maintained to keep this vdmlarship. Members of this organization retain membership for life. o c Dwidii M cClki) I ' liiiJint David Bramiht riti-Prrsidfnt Jewel McCAKiin Setrrtary GWENDOI S SvLVESr Treasurrr RiBv Hammonds . . Rrf ' nrl.r [171] Members The members are: Marjorie Aaron, Willie Lois Antilley, Mildred Atwood, Maxine Aycock, Verna Lou Barnes, Mary Elizabeth Barr, Bonnie Barrilleaux, Jewel Blackburn, Carol Boyd, Lavernc Brown, Elizabeth Burford, Cecil May Caillouet. Mary Allen Caraway, Betty Cavender. Helen Clay, Katherine Collins, Mable Conerly. Texie Cooper, Sallie Curry, Catherine Davies, Doris Davis, Litha Davis, Frances Drake, Leila Mae Dupree, Virginia Dupree, Stella Susan Edgerton, Yvonne Erwin, Imogene Ferguson, Marion Fisher. Nannie Belle Flowers, Camille Gaar, Mary Jane George, Janice Gibbens, Dorothy Jean Gibbs, Sadie Grezaffi, Hallie Gunter, Joyce Hall, Maxine Hall, Earline Harris, Joyce Hinkie, Zuba Hollingsworth, Bessie Hudson, Paula Holman, Vera Johnson, Ruby Jones, Katherine Koon, Justine Lambert, Anna Belle Landry, Virginia Lewis, Helen Lowe, Vivian Marcello, Marie Louise Marin, Irma Magee, Mercedes Mayeux, Elsie Mayeux, Gladys McCartney. Florence McCrea, Olive Merritt, Grace Mobley, Kathaleene Morrow, Velma Nance, Lula Newberry, Willie B. Pittman, Juanita Phillips, Marie Porche, Frances Prichard, Mable Lee Ragan, Ruby Rawls, Nell Roberts, Dealva Ross, Neoma Sexton, Katherine Shaw. Esta Lee Smith, Miriam Smith, Glenn Sorbet, Loree Stephens, Feme Sullivan. Mary Jean Swift, Marie Tatum, Judith Tomlinson, Leatha Trammel, Clotile Walker. Athalie Ward, Lina Warren, Guinell West, Juanita Williams, Betty Willis. O F F I C E R S Eari.ink Harris President Kathaleene Morrow . . Vice-President Justine Lambert Secretary Elizabeth Burford Treasurer Katherine Shaw Reporter Miss Esther Cooley Sponsor The Eutlienics Club was founded at Louisiana State Normal College in 1926. In the beginning it was operated as a credit club, but in the past few years, scholarsliip has been the basis for membership. This year the membership is not based upon scholarship, but any Home Economics student who is interested in promoting a professional spirit is eligible for member- ship. This club also endeavors to encourage sociability atnong its members. The Euthenics Club is a member of the National Home Economics Associa- tion, and has been represented at several of tin- national meetings, Atlanta, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City, San Antonio, and Cleveland. [172: LE CERCLE FRANCAIS m im f im ¥t7it Kow: bordelon. Hroussard. H-mn, Qiampagne, Gulp, Donaldson. Duponc. harnest. t oiui wv v lUAdf Hendersojl, jK p TS. Landrv. Langley, Langlois, Hazel LeBlanc. Herlena LeBlanc. Third Row. Lowry. MacCurdy, E. Mayeux, ffMayeux, Messa, ' Moncia, Monks, Mouton. Fourth Roif: Montz, MurrcU, Ptovcnzano, Richard, Siemann, Thiac. Thibodeaux. Whitley. Mar C. Bordeiov RosK Amy Hrolssakd Mary Buns Alice Champagne Ed A M. DONAl.DSOV Stki.i.a Dupovt Wanda Earnest ' erna Mae Guidrv Ardece Hartseii. Dorothy Henderson M. v. ' . Johnson Noma Knotts Mkmhers Carmen oe La Barre Anna Bei.le Landry Bemta Landry Vivian Langley Jeanne Langlois Anna Lormand Hazel LeBlanc Herlena LeBlanc Wanda Lowry Elsie Mayeux Marvin Mayeux Mercedes Ma eix HwicHi MacClki) Adele Messa Leonie Moncla RiR Monks Alice NL e Montz Mll.LlCENT MURREI I. Annie Prove nzano Rriii Richard Cermaine Siemann Marion Thiac Evelyn Thibodeaux LuvA ' h.i.ijohn L RjORiE Whitley K.ACi i.T Advisors Eve Mouton Elia Boidreaux Culp Li- CiTcIe Frarn-ais. wa rcorKaiii ecl in lyjv. Mi-mher hip i oprii to any and all students who have taken French in hi h school or colleKe or who art- (it French parentage and have a practical kno vledKe of French. llie purpoM- of this or ani ation i to encourage tile spiakinn of the lan uane on the campus and to develop an ear for French miiiiuIv. Special Icpics of F ' rencii culture aiui civili alion are studied at each meeting, onus are simj; and Kaines are played. I ' oiir nous tons, Irs numhiis Ju ( ' .ddr Fraiii,ttis, la dt-visf snii: Ir fniindis dans tnutc la I oiiisianr, it surtoul stir ■ (amfus . c la Sormalf! 1 17}] 4 O F F I N ' lviAN Langley Run Monks . . Wanda Lowr OoRoim Henderson ( ' xrmi n I B rri c E R S I ' rrsi.litil I ;c i-l ' rfsiJtnl Sftri ' lairi- Tifsorii-ri- Journallsli- THE N CLUB Seated: Nation, Cummings, T. Wright. Schumacher. Gaspard, Sweeney, Scurria, Meagher, Haynes. Mayer. Second Row: Simpson , Bos well , Lee . Priest , Bourn , Marron , Thomas , E . Wright , Martin , Scott . Bramlett . Thtrd Row: Minter, Skinner, McElroy, McDermott, Briley, Tyler, Starnes, Black, Migues, Miller. Steen, Wiggins. N Wiley Cummings Ted Wright WooDROW Miller David Bramlett Parker Wiggins V. A. Dunham WiLLARD Jackson Amos Lee James Gaspard Sam Scurria W. D. Treadway Albert Skinner Members James Boswell Edwin McDermott Willie Black Sollie Mayer Pat Nation C. L. Starnes Eugene McElroy Talbert Simpson Alman Marron Josh Briley Jimmie Steen Wright Sherrod Charles Thomas Eddie Schumacher Ernest Wright Ernest Tyler Al Subat John Culbertson Gus Boucher Herrell Minter Perry Mollis Roland Migues Merge L. Sneed James Sweeney OFFICERS Wiley Cummings President Ted Wright Vice-President David Bramlett Secretary L. S. Miller Treasurer H. J. Colvin S. W. Nelkin A. L. Ducournau C. C. Stroud A. A. Fredericks Members in Faculty W. P. Ledet J. W. Webb Honorary Members C. A. Brown L. S. Miller H. H. TuRPiN M. R. Weaver Paul Marx H. L. Prather The N Club is composed of Icttermen from the four major sports, namely: football, basketball, track, and tennis. To become a member one has to letter once in either of the four major sports. [ 174] ■■H J2r «2 P I ■ i LPHA NU CHAPTER ti. w |g  - V Installed: Ltfuislana State Norfnai College, 193 . W I I ' mt Row: Allday. Boucher. Bookter. Bramlett. Brown, Clark. Colvin, Doshcr. Second Row: Edgerton, Forte. Fowler. Gimber, Green. Ha ewood. Hathorn. Holland. Third Row: Ingram. Kelly, Kemp. Kile. LeGendre. L ' Herisson. Mouser, Schlernitzauer. Fourth Row: Slawson. Waller. Winn. Frances Ai.i.n.A ' i k.atie bolcher June Bookter n.wii) Br. mi.eit Dei.wev Brows Robert Ci.ark Ruth Colvin Clarence DeBlieux William Dosher Robert EASLE ■ Members Daisv Bell Edgerton Irene Forte Bennie Fouler Margaret Gimber Albert W. Green Geneva Hageuood Mary V. Hathorn Bernice Hon and Clara Ingram Ethel Holder Kelly Georgia Kemp N ' erdie Kile Dorothy LeGendre Gene L ' Herisson Evelyn M. McLean N. B. Morrison C. M. Mouser M. L. Schlernitzauer Helen Slawson DoNNiE Waller Marion Winn Tlu purpose of tills honorary coiHincrcial frati-rnity is to i-ii- coura}j;c, promote, extend and ereate interest and .scholarship in tl e field of coniinercc, and to teach tlu- ideal of service as the basis of all wortlu enter|irise. 1 lie ri ' iiuireinent tor nu-nihership are a M average in Commerce and hijzh scholastic average in all other subjects. o c R Al.llKRI W. CiRKEN Prtsidfltt CJeorgia Kemp I ' icf-PrrsiJfnt Katie Boucher . . . Sfcrftury-Trrasurrr Bennie Fowler Editor Bernice Holland Historian I 17 1 PHI ALPHA THETA First Row: Andrews Campbell, Duffy, Dupont, Dupree. Second Row: Edgerton, Gremillion, Hammonds, Hunter, Lazarus. Third Row: McGhee, Monks, Walker, Wright. Helen Andrews Beitv Campbell Juliette Clements John Duffy Marguerite Dupont Members Doris Dupree Daisy Belle Edgerion Sidney Gremillion Ruby Hammonds Wallace Hunter Kathryn Lazarus Inez McGhee RuBv Monks Eddie Schumacher Clara Walker Ruth Wright o R John Duffv Presuienl JuLiLiTE Clemenis . . . V tce-Pres ' tdint Ruby Monks .... Secretary-Treasurer Pi Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta was founded at the Louisiana State Normal College on March 21, 1934. The fraternity is a national honorary organization which has for its purposes the study of history and the promotion of interest in the subject. Membership is selective, bids being issued on a basis of high scholarship in history and other academic work. Miss Catherine Winters is the faculty adviser. [176] 1 i. A.j.iAjm KAPPA DELTA PI GAMMA PHI CHAPTER Firsf Row; Allen. Andrews, Barr, Bishop, Bowman, Calliouet, Campbell, Caraway. Second Ren-: Corbitt, Crowe, Culp, Dupont. Dupree. Edgerton, Feltus, Fo ' d, Third Row: Good, Hammonds, Milliard, H udson, Holland, Holley, Lambert, McCarthy. Fourth Row: McGhee, Maddox. Monks, Norris, Ricks, Riddick, Schexnaidre, Thomas, Wright. Clio Allen Helen Andrews M.ARY Elizabeth B.arr Thelma Bishop . lAMIt li(J VMAS Cecil Mae Calliouet Beity Campbell Makv a. Caraway I)()ROlM Com EN esiuer cooley Marion Corbitt Jo CEi N Crowe Elia Boudreau. Cui i ' Ruby Dunkleman Members Marguerite Dupont Doris Duprek Dais Bell Edgerton Mariha Feltus F. A. Ford Ai viN Good RiK Hammonds W ' lMI RH) llll I lAKD Bessie Hudson BtRNicE Holland Rum Hoi I FY KiiiKi. Kei.ly (;k)K(,i Ki.mp Justine Lamberi Jewel MlCariiiy Inez McGiiee A. C. Maddo.x June Maiian RuB Monks Eve .Moi ' ioN .MiiDREo Norris .• f)A I.KK Krks Rliu Irene Riddick 1 essie sciie.xnaidre Nellie Sknska Frances Tiio.m as M R W ' iMERS Rum Wkigiii o I c R M RY Allen Car.away .... Prrsuient Ri B H .MM0Ni)S .... I ' icf-PrfilJrnt Doris Duprke Srcrrtary Helen .Xndrews Trrasurrr TiiEiMA Hisiiop RfiorAfr-llisiorian tl77J D M R ei J --- O F F I C E R S E. L. Kei.i.y, Jr President Ted Wright Vice-President Erbon W. Wise . . Secretary-Treasurer Harley Adams .... Degree Captain George Martin . . . Sergeant-at-Arms Curtis Price Reporter S. W. Nelken .... Faculty Idvisor Harley Adams George Antie Johnnie Austin James Avant Jack Bell Cedric Bennett Willie Black Billy Bolton Gus Boucher David Bray Iley Brian Clayton Brunson J. B. Burns T. G. Carroll Eldon Chachere Dallis Cline Emile Curtis Joe Dees Chester Drigcers Cliff Dry Members Earl Friday Albert Gerson Otho Harrison O. H. Haynes Austin Johnson Gus Albert Johnson E. L. Kelly, Jr. Merrell Knighton Garland Lancford Amos Lee Ray Maddry Clarence Manasco George Martin D. C. McCuller Roland Migues WooDROVv Miller Pat Nation LoY Pins Curtis Price Ira Allen Prince Sam ScuRRiA Talbert Simpson Harry Sompayrac Clement Sparks C. L. Starnes Gilford Stewart Norman Stephens Sherman Tatum Ernest Tyler Martin Wallace Jack Warner Tracy We ems Alton Wells James Westbrook Malcolm Williamson Henry Willis CoRTEZ Wilson Erbon Wise Earnest Wright Ted Wright Beta Chapter of Demeter was founded at the Louisiana State Normal Col- lege in December, 1935. The fraternity is a national professional agricultural organization, which Iras for its purpose to uphold the highest of ideals and principles and the situations of interest in the field of agriculture. [178] The Editor and IklSd mm imk± f Normal ' s Friends and Patrons — The Adver- tisers. The Editorial and Business Staff for their splendid co-operation. Mr. George O. Atkinson for his photographic assistance. Mr. Charles Cunningham for his untiring efforts and suggestions. The Shreveport Engraving Company of Shreve- port, Louisiana. The Benson Printing Company of Nashville, Tennessee, for the splendid job of printing this annual. The Current Sauce for the publicity given our book. The student body for its willingness to co- operate with us at all times. I 179] LOW FARES, BETTER SERVICE THANKS TO NORMAL STUDENTS — For your kind patronage throughout the past year. We appreciate your business and we pledge you continued econonnical, convenient transportation service every day. Travel by bus at 1-3 the cost of driving your own car, and 8 to 10 tinnes safer. INTERURBAN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY TRI-STATE COACHES SEE OUR LOCAL AGENT FOR CONVENIENT SCHEDULES EXCHANGE BANK OF NATCHITOCHES 1892-1941 49 Years Continuous Service RESOURCES DECEMBER 31, 1939, OVER $1,000,000.00 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HAROLD KAFFIE, President ARTHUR C. WATSON, Vice-President SYDNEY KAFFIE, Vice-President T. G. BARNES, Cashier O. W. TRABER, Asst. Cashier H. S. COBB, Asst. Cashier WEST BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE We Carry a Connplete Line of Wearing Apparel for the Entire Family WE CLOTHE THE NORMAL COLLEGIANS S. E. WEST, Manager Natchitoches, Louisiana GULF PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Operating THROUGHOUT LOUISIANA AND EAST TEXAS We Have a Full Appreciation as to What the Louisiana State Normal College Means to Our Community LET US SERVE YOU NATCHITOCHES. LOUISIANA SEXTON SERVICE OFFERS YOU ' ' ' ' ' The only nationally advertised brand of foods prepared exclusively for the in- stitutional market. ' The security of endorsennent by all the leading trade associations in the institu- tional field in the United States. ▼ The facilities of the only wholesale grocery company operating plants in the two principal American markets — Chicago and New York. As rendered by America ' s largest dis- tributors of number ten canned foods, a distinctive service on a complete assort- ment of quality foods packed in this insti- tutional size container. Home recipe pickles, relishes and con- serves from Sexton Sunshine Kitchens — delicious and appetizing. ▼ ' Carefully selected coffees — blends re- sulting from years of careful study roasted fresh daily at Chicago and Brooklyn. A selection of your needs from the largest Inventory ever assembled for the particular needs of those who feed many people each day. Jsaii SEXTON I.. I .l.l. ' r I JNvt Edmlwrnima Quatity Food CHICAGO DALLAS BROOKLYN HOTEL NAKATOSH The Students of Normal are Always Welcome WE MAKE SPECIAL RATES FOR PARTIES Natchitoches, Louisiana ANDRESS-ABBOTT 1515 Third Street Phone 430 ALEXANDRIA, LA. LEVY DRUG CO. THE REXALL STORE Cara Nome, Lentheric Preparation Phone 2431 Natchitoches EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC, EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 2 1 3 Baronne Street New Orleans, La. THE AMUSU THEATRE Thanks to each of you at the Lou- isiana State Normal College for the patronage during the past years which has made it possible for the AMUSU to grow with the institution which it serves. We Select Our Pictures Always in a Spirit of Cooperation With the Faculty and Student Body. HARRY SUDDATH, Manager FRONT STREET NATCHITOCHES MORGAN LINDSEY 5c to $1.00 The Store of Courtesy Something for Everyone NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA STANDARD PRINTING COMPANY Incorporated PRINTERS Stationery and Office Supplies ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS TO THE FACULTY. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND THE STUDENT BODY OF THE LOUISIANA STATE NORMAL COLLEGE NATCHITOCHES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Natchitoches Parish Public Clearing tHouse) O. C. BUTLER, President STEVE HARMON, Secretary and Manager CITY BANK TRUST COMPANY NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA CAPITAL, SURPLUS, AND RESERVE $190,000.00 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OFFICERS C. L KRIEGER, President G. H. PIERSON, Vice-President and Cashier MRS. LUCILLE KELLY, Bookkeeper GEO. H. HIMEL, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS J. H. BLANCHARD J. C. DeBLIEUX G. H. PIERSON J. C. CARNAHAN A. A. FREDERICKS D. T. TARLTON HYMAN COHEN C. L KRIEGER DR. R. S. ROY Compllmen+s of LAKEVIEW MOTORS Incorporated Jii CHEVROLET DEALERS Phone 2517 Natchitoches, Louisiana CANE THEATRE Where You Will Always Find a Cheerful Welcome • With sincere appreciation of your past favors, we extend our heartiest congratulations to the Louisiana State Nor- mal College, faculty and student body, for this edition of the Potpourri. • Popular Prices Healthful Year-Round Air Conditioning Natchitoches Louisiana THE P. C. DRUG COMPANY The Largest and Most Modern Drug Store in Natchitoches Prescriptions Phone 2355 COURREGE ' S SHOE STORE Smart Footwear for College Men and Women SHOES AND HOSIERY Front Street Natchitoches Phone 361 Reed ' s TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE SALES— RENTALS— REPAIRS Distributors of Royal Typewriters ALL MAKES REBUILT TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES Phone 36! 712 Third St. Alexandria, La. F H s P o R T 1 N G G O O D S Football, Everything in Basketball, Baseball, Track, Tennis and So f Equipment Se men, Exclusive Agents tor Bundy, Manhattan and Buescher Band Instruments MUSIC SUPPLIES io ; New iecond NATCHITOCHES COMPLIMENTS OF KEEGAN ' S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Phone 2333 Natchitoches, La. KELLY, WEBER AND COMPANY INCORPORATED WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND PRODUCE Manufacturers of FISH BRAND FERTILIZER LAKE CHARLES MANY NATCHITOCHES LEESVILLE OAKDALE EUNICE WINBARG ' S D Remember Ispensers of Fine Foods Us for Your Fraternity and Parties Sorority NATCHITOCHES, LA. Front Street f ■ hone 2336 PUG ' S VARSITY SHOP Catering to College Crowd We Deliver to College Corner Second St. Dial 2942 D D TOG SHOP The ONLY Exclusive Men ' s Shop in Town NATCHITOCHES LUMBER YARD Phone 2747 108 110 Washington Street Natchitoches, Louisiana ELDREDGE MORRIS SANDWICH SHOP Across from New High School NORMAL AVENUE NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA MASON SALTER ' S APPLIANCE AND SIFT SHOP Come in and See NORGE Greater Value for Every Home COMPLIMENTS OF HICKS COMPANY. LTD- WHOLESALE GROCERS Distributors of Bruce ' s Fruit Juices, Gold Bar Fruits, Liquid Gold Tea, Strike-A-Lite Matches, Bunkle Pure Cane Syrup, White Crest Flour, Red Cross Canned Vegetables, Bama Preserves and Jellies, Southern Girl Macaroni, Cariey ' s Salt NATCHITOCHES SHREVEPORT MINDEN THE LOUBAT GLASSWARE CORK COMPANY Cooking and Serving Equipment and Supplies for Bars, Hotels, Restaurants, Cafeterias, Clubs, Hospitals and Institutions China, Glassware, Silverware, Cutlery, Kitchen Ware, Kettles, Meat Blocks, Dishwashing Ma- chines, Slicing Machines, Wear-ever Aluminum, Food Trucks, Steam Tables, Linens, Prescriptions Bottles, Druggist Corks, Corking and Capping Machines, Soda Fountain, Bar and Butcher Supplies 510-516 Bienville Sf. 233 Decatur St. NEW ORLEANS, LA. NATCHITOCHES SEED STORE Garden, Flower and Field Seed Purina Chows NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA Phone 2151 P. O. Box 296 HUGHES DRY GOODS CO. Collegiate Clothes for Men and Women NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF D ALME BROS. Cleaners and Laundry SEND IT TO A MASTER Natchitoches Phone 271 1 J. A. BENTLEY LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Louisiana Long Leaf Yellow Pine Specialties TIMBERS and DIMENSION Phone 2471 ZInnmerman, La. RIVERVIEW CAFE SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNERS ON SUNDAY Steak and Hot Roast Beef Sandwiches 25c Next Door to P C Drug STANDARD BAKERY Natchitoches, Louisiana MAKERS OF MEL-O-TOAST • ALPHABET BREAD The Loaf That Contains the Vitamins B, D, E, G LEARY TAYLOR ' S MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION The Home of the Flying Red Horse and Goodrich Silvertown Tires with the Life Saver Tread Dial 2560 New Second Street Natchitoches, La. LE RENDEZVOUS The Be st People n the World Pass Through Every Day — OUR CUSTOMERS Our Doors On the Normal Corner Phone 2753 Compliments of NATCHITOCHES ARCHERY RANGE Located Ne«t to Le R endezvous DRINK IN BOTTLES COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY NATCHITOCHES. LOUISIANA THE CITY OF NATCHITOCHES Wishes the Faculty Members and the Entire Student Body a Continued Success THE BEST SMALL CITY IN THE SOUTH EDWIN L McCLUNG, Mayor G. H. PIERSON, Commissioner of Finance A. F. ORTMEYER, Commissioner of Streets an d Parks COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND RAPIDES DRUG CO. Limited WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ALEXANDRIA, LA. Contributing to the Welfare of Your Community by Supplying Drugs to Local Retail Drug Stores. Natchitoches Famous Meat Pies ALLDAY ' S COFFEE SHOP We Serve the Best Food and French Dripped Cofft ;e Phone 2843 Natchitoches, La, AUTO SALES SERVICE. INC. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS Phone 2202 Natchitoches, La. THE AMERICAN DEPT. STORES Wearing Apparel for the NORMAL Boy and Girl Front St. Natchitoches A. P. FOOD STORE Where Economy Rules TREMONT LUMBER CO. Manufacturers of SOUTHERN PINE. HARDWOODS, OAK AND BEECH FLOORING General Offices ROCHELLE, LOUISIANA THE PEOPLES HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Sells Things That Please the Collegians NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA THE NU DRUG COMPANY t ' Z Cosmetics Pangburn ' s Candies Second Street Phone 2386 WE DELIVER Eat Lay ' s Best Yet Ice Cream All That the Name Implies LAY ' S ICE CREAM FACTORY NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA FRONT STREET WE DELIVER Compliments of A. DEBUEUX SON Only Exclusive Ladies ' Ready-tc-Wear In Town NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA Save Money Save Time SHIP BY TRUCK THE NATCHITOCHES TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 2440 Natchifoches T H E PEOPLES NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA BANK R. O. Hicks, F Morris Aaron, OFFICERS Vesident Jas. B. Tucker, Vice-President Vice-President J. F. Hill, Cashier Hertzog DeBlieux, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS C. J. R. V. Cloutier Morris Aaron 1. Friedman L. H. Johnson O. Hicks A. G. Lawton J. F. Hill M. Nelken Jas. B. Tucker MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ALDREDGE JEWELRY COMPANY We Pay Market Prices for Old Gold EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Front Street Natchitoches, La. Compliments of EDWIN L McCLUNG. JR. Mayor MONROE HARDWARE COMPANY Incorporated MONROE, LOUISIANA Wholesale Hardware, Farm Implements, Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle, Mill and Electrical Supplies DEE ' S PHOTO SUPPLY WHOLESALE— RETAIL Phone 2-1016 Owned and Operated by B. B EILAND JR. JAY CARDWELL | 420 Market Shreveport, La. c. A. SCHNACK JEWELRY COMPANY Alexanc ria ' s Oldest Retail Store Established 1865 GIFTS OF ALL OCCASIONS 924 ThI rd St Alexandria, La. KALMBACH-BURCKETT COMPANY Incorporated Manufacturers and Distributors of CIRCLE FEEDS Corn Millers — Flour — Grain — Hay — Seeds 1200 Block Dalzel! Shreveport, La. GULF REFINING CO. J. E. ROBEAU Distributor GULF REFINING CO. Natchitoches Louisiana Swee + hearf of American Trains between KANSAS CITY SHREVEPORT and NEW ORLEANS All the Extras at No Extra Cost e m. W. 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