Jambalaya [yearbook] 1935

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THE OFFICIAL YEAR
THE STUDENTS OF
LOCATED IN NEW
COPYRIGHT -1- -;- NINETEEN THIRTy=FIVE
ALLAN LITTLE, JR. -;- EDITOR»IN = CHIEF
BOOK PUBLISHED B/
TULANE UNIVERSITY
ORLEANS. LOUISIANA
R I C f L\ R n WOOD -;- ASSOCIATE EDITOR
W. HORACE W'lLEIAAls JR. -;- BUSINESS yMANAGER
ALMA MATER
THE CLASSES
ATHLETICS
FEATURES
FRATERNITIES
ORGANIZATIONS HUMOR
FOREWORD
IF IN THE FUTURE
THIS MODEST PRES-ENTATION
MAY
HELP RECALL TEN.
DER MEMORIES OF
COLLEGE LIFE AT
TULANE, OUR EF-FORTS
WILL NOT
^ TWE BEEN IN VAIN
W E RESPECTFULLY
DEDICATE THS VOL=
U/ME TO DR. JOSEPH
CLAY WALKER
WHO HAS WON
OUR ADMIRATION
THROUGH HIS
SOUND ADVICE,
UNSELFISHNESS AND
GENTLE/MANLINESS
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DR. JOSEPH CLAy XX'ALKER
CATION
IN MEMORIAM
GEORGE FARRAR PATTON
M.D.
Professor of the Practice of Medicine, Emeritus, Tulane Univarsil/
DIED APRIL 2, 1934
JOHN HENRY BAYON
A.M., M.D.
Professor of Applied Anatomy. Emeritus, Tulane University
DIED APRIL 19, 1934
WILLIAM BENJAMIN SMITH
Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus, Tulane University
DIED AUGUST 6, 1934
EDWARD PHILLIP McCORMAC
M.D.
Instructor in Urology, Tulane University
DIED MARCH 2. 1934
GEORGE BENJAMIN COLLIER
B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S.
Instructor in Otolaryngology, Tulane University
DIED JULY 9, 1934
WARREN ALVIN MACKIE, JR.
Student, College of Engineering, Tulane University
DIED NOVEMBER 18, 1934
HUBERT B. LANDIS, JR.
Student, College of Law, Tuiane University
DIED FEBRUARY 2, 1935
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BOARD./ADMfNlS ^ATOR.S
Esmond Phelps, A.B., LL.B President
Chauncey French ^'irst Vice-President
Ernest Lee Jahncke, B.E Second Vice-President
Walker Brainerd Spencer, A.B., LL.B.
Charles Rosen, A.B., LL.B.
Marcus Johns Magruder, M.D.
Paul Hill Saunders, A.M., Ph.D.
Samuel Zemurray
Florence Dymond, A.B.
Jules Blanc Monroe, A.B., LL.B.
James Pierce Butler, LL.B.
John Barnwell Elliott, A.M., M.D.
George Elliot Williams, B.E.
S. Walter Stern, A.B.
Charles Allen Favrot. M.E.
Joseph Wheadon Carroll
Ex-Officio
Oscar K. Allen
Governor of Louisiana
Thomas Semmes Walmsley
Mayor of New Orleans
Thomas H. Harris
State Superintendent of Public Education
Lawrence Andre Wogan
Secretary and Treasurer
ALBERT BLEDSOE DINWIDDIE, PH.D., LL.D
The PRESIDENT'S Cl
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JLHIS year. 1935, inai-l<s llic boc;inninc; cl tlio second
conliii-y in llio lilc ol llic lulano I I n i\'orsily ol Louisiana.
1 his L lni\'crsily Um its oocjinninv^js in a small out sicjnilicant
v\'ay when in .laniiary^ lS35,alcv\' shiaonls were assemoleci
lor llie lirsl lecliire ol llie lirst nieaical course to oe ucliverca
in 1 New Orleans.
1 ne institution, lirst called tlie Aledical L-olle^e of
Louisiana, lias ae\-elopea tlirou^:;!! successi'w periods ol c;rowtn
into the present completely organized and widely recov;ni-ed
lulane I Inixersity ol Louisiana.
1 hrouc;h the century, 1 ulane has added one department
alter another as intec;ral parts ol a complete unix-ersfty orc;ani=
Ration, bhe has ox'ercome almost insuperaole oostacles ol
\'arious kinas to reach a position ol the hicjhest ranh and
prcsticje in the held ol higher education, y \lumni and students
shouki take a deep pride in their connection with an in-'litu=
tion ol such honorable traditions and worthy achiexements.
It is hoped that the lix'in^;; alumni ol all the past years and
the parents ol all students now enrolled in the I lni\ersity
vs'ill assemble durincj the L ommencemenl W eek enoinc; _lune
tilth to celebrate the L entennial . \nni\-ersary ol lulane.
NTENNIAL MF.bbAOE
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ADMINISTRATION
The School of Medicine
CHARLES CASSEDY BASS, M.D., D.Sc, F.A.C.P.
Dean
The School of Medicine occupies an enviable
place among the leading medical schools of the
country. Students and doctors from every state in
the Union and from many foreign countries come
to Tulane for medical training.
The Hutchinson Memorial Clinic in the New
Hutchinson Memorial Building provides for the
most practical training and experience in actual
care of patients. Each senior student has what
corresponds to a well equipped private office
where, under the supervision of an instructor, he
examines and treats his patients as he should do
later in private practice.
The College of Law
RUFUS CARROLLTON HARRIS, A B., LL.B., Juris. D., LL.D.
Dean
The Tulane College of Law was established in
1847 as the Law Department of the University of
Louisiana.
The curriculum of the College has been arranged
to provide for the special training of those who
intend to practice in Louisiana, and at the same
time to afford training to those who may wish to
practice in any of the other states. The College
owns one of the most complete law libraries in the
Southern states. It is a member of the Associa-tion
of American Law Schools.
It publishes the Tulane Law Review, which affords
a medium for the expression of the best thought
available on Comparative Jurisprudence.
School of Medicine Faculty College of Law Faculty
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ADMINISTRATION
The College of Commerce
MORTON ARNOLD ALDRICH. A.B., Ph.D.
Dean
The purpose of this college has been, since its es-tablishment
in 1914, to offer substantial profes-sional
training preparatory to a business career.
The instruction offered is planned for students
sufficiently able and mature to do work of uni-versity
grade, and no student is received unless
prepared to do work of this character. It is es-sential,
also, to the permanent success of the col-lege
that its students approach their work in an
earnest professional spirit.
In order to make the business courses available
for business men and women, classes are also held
at night from 8 to 9:45 o'clock. Each course
meets one night a week.
The College of Engineering
DOUGLAS SMITH ANDERSON. A.B.. M.A., D.Sc.
Dean
The College of Engineering offers broad courses
of professional training in the fundamental prin-ciples
of the different branches of Engineering and
Architecture, leading to the degrees of Bachelor
of Engineering and Bachelor of Architecture, re-spectively.
The courses offered are Mechanical and Electri-cal
Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical En-gineering,
and Architecture.
Within the past several years, extensive additions
have been made to the equipment of the engi-neering
laboratories, to the extent that they offer
excellent facilities for the regular undergraduate
instruction, as well as opportunities for the study
and investigation of special problems.
For the stud\' of Architecture. New Orleans offers
exceptional advantages.
College of Con-nie[;e Fjcull Colleqo of Enginearing Faculty
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ADMINISTRATION
Newcomb College
PIERCE BUTLER, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Dean
Mrs. Josephine Louise Newcomb founded New-comb
College as a memorial to her daughter,
Harriott Sophie Newcomb. In fulfillment of
Mrs. Newcomb's wish and her profound interest
in the people of New Orleans, the College en-deavors
to equip young women for effective and
intelligent service to society. A college of liberal
arts offering sound instruction in cultural and
scientific fields is the center of Newcomb. For
students suited by temperament or by special apti-tude
to develop a sound culture through Art or
Music, the College offers special four-year
courses in those subjects, leading to appropriate
degrees.
College of Arts and Sciences
EDWARD A. BECHTEL. Ph.D.
Dean
The College of Arts and Sciences is one of the
oldest colleges of Tulane University. It offers
courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of
Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Educa-tion
in Physical Education.
The curriculum is planned to give a general edu-cation
and, at the same time, affords opportunity
for specialization in some one group of studies.
Special courses offered prepare for the study of
Medicine and of Law. Among the elective
courses is included the Department of Journal-ism.
The course in Physical Education affords
preparation for athletic coaches and directors, to-gether
with training in academic subjects.
Newcomb College Faculty College of Arts and Sciences Faculty
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ADMINISTRATION 1
Graduate School of Medicine
hiram watkins kostmayer, a.b., m.d., f.a.c.s.
Dean
The Graduate School of Medicine, a department
of the College of Medicine of the Tulane Uni-versity,
provides post-graduate instruction to the
medical profession. The courses offered are
arranged to afford work from October to June of
each year, and during that time there may be
found medical graduates from all parts of the
country who come to avail themselves of the op-portunities
presented in order to keep abreast with
the recent advances in medicine and surgery, or to
specialize in the major branches.
Instruction during the forenoon is carried on in
the wards and clinics of the Charity Hospital,
Touro Infirmary, and the Eye, Ear, Nose, and
Throat Hospital, and the afternoon and evenings
comprise didactic lectures and work in the clinical
laboratory at the Hutchinson Memorial Building.
The Graduate School
JOHN MacLAREN McBRYDE, Ph.D., Litt.D.
Dean
The Graduate School offers courses leading to ad-vanced
degrees in liberal arts, the sciences, en-gineering,
and in special branches of the medical
sciences. For those holding the degrees of Bach-elor
of Science and Doctor of Medicine, oppor-tunity
is afforded for clinical work in the hospitals
of the city under the guidance of well-known spe-cialists.
Thus the Graduate School presents
carefully planned courses for teachers desiring to
gain a broader and deeper knowledge of their
chosen fields and for graduates in engineering and
medicine wishing to specialize in particular lines
of work.
Graduate School of Medicine Faculty The Graduate School Faculty
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ADMINISTRATION
Department of Middle
American Research
FRANS BLOM, Ph.B., A.M.
Director
The Department of Middle Amer-ican
Research was founded in 1924
to conduct advanced research into
the history, archEologi,-, botany,
products and natural resources of
Mexico, the Central American repub-lics
and the West Indies, as well as
to gather and disseminate informa-tion
about these countries. Five ex-peditions
have been sent into the
field. Tulane was responsible for the
Maya Temple at the Chicago
World's Fair of 1933-1934.
The library of the department ranks
among the nation's leading research
libraries, containing thousands of
rare items.
Courses For Teachers
JAMES ADAIR LYON, A.M., D.Sc.
Chairman
For many years, Tulane University
has operated a number of courses to
meet the need of those whose hours
of employment will not permit at-tendance
upon regular classes. The
classes are scheduled in the afternoon
hours and on Saturdays, thus mak-ing
it possible for teachers, especially
if they so desire, to add to their
equipment in many subjects.
These courses are of full college
grade, conducted by regular members
of the faculrv.
The School of
Social Work
ELIZABETH WISHER, Ph.D.
Director
The School of Social Work is a
graduate school offering a profes-sional
curriculum in social work.
The leading social agencies in New
Orleans cooperate in furnishing field
work facilities for its students. As
the only member of the American
Association of Schools of Social
Work in this section of the South,
the Tulane University School of So-cial
Work attracts graduates from
many of the leading universities in
this area. Students from the School
now occupy important positions in
public and private agencies through-out
many states. The school grants a
Master's Degree in Social Work.
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THE BRAIN
John B. McDaniel, Jr.
President oj ilte Student Council
Membership of the Tulane University Student Council is com-posed
of the presidents of the various colleges of the University
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Medicine, Law, Commerce, Engineering, Arts and Sciences, and
Newcomb. Individual members are elected by popular vote in
each student body, and council officials are chosen by the members
themselves.
Unique in selection and powers, the Student Council holds a
place apart, if not an envied position, among institutions of higher
learning in this country. At the 10th annual congress of the Na-tional
Student Federation of America, held in Boston during
Christmas week, Tulane's system of student government was
lauded as the most democratic and liberal of those colleges repre-sented.
Rigid control over officially recognized student activities, author-ity
to acknowledge only those organizations which conform to
stated requirements, and budgetary and financial powers rarely en-joyed
by student governments are but evidence of the council's
characteristically exceptional authority.
The Tulane Student Council was organized in March, 1915,
at the installation of self-government at the University. For
twenty years, from Commencement to Commencement, a score of
Student Councils have functioned as supreme legislative, executive
and judicial bodies in every aspect of undergraduate activity.
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Important and indispensable in University affairs is the office
of Student Activities. Created a decade ago, this office has in re-cent
years become the liaison between the four component parts of
Tulane University—the student body, the administration, the fac-ulty,
and the alumni.
Calvert G. de Coligny, Tulane '32, is serving his third year as
Graduate Manager of Student Activities. Duties of this office re-quire
the incumbent to act as General Student Body Secretary,
keeping records of the Student Council, including records of all
receipts and disbursements of student activity fees; serving in an
advisory capacity to the Student Council in matters where prece-dent
may carry weight; and supervising and coordinating the man-agement
of student activities to secure clos:r cooperation in their
respective works.
Necessarily, the Graduate Manager of Student Activties must
cooperate as closely as possible with the Student Council. Execu-tive
orders of the undergraduate governing body must be adminis-tered
by the Graduate manager in order to secure coordination
among the various organizations and activities of the University.
Tulane was host during the spring of 1935 to representatives
of a vast number of universities and colleges of the Southland.
The Southern Federation of College Students, together with the
TRUSTERS
Southern Division of the National Student Federation of America
and southern members of the National College Press Association,
made New Orleans their headquarters on April 11, 12, and 13,
1935, for the annual meeting of the three bodies. John B. Mc-
Daniel, Jr., Student Council president, also served as president of
the joint convention.
THE STUDENT COUNCIL
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Commlife
C. Jl M \\H VRTIIITT riit-PitshUilt
Eiiiliuiiriiii/
J AMI'S A. \'\X liooK Secretary
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C. R(n Williams Medicine
KirxD.ALL H. Cram ///.v ,i,id Sciences
\axcv R. Ri;iivi;s Nnvcomb
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J. H. Randolph Feltus, who
graduates from the College
of Law this year, will succeed
Calvert G. de Coligny as
graduate manager of student
activities.
Calvert G. de Colicky
Graduate Manager
of Student
.4 ctivities
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Officers
Louis L. Rosrs' President
g.^ ^^^^^^^fc_ J°^ KiLLEEN' rice-President
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Robert L. Simpson Treasurer
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Clifford Favrot Secretary
1 f Charles M. Rucker . . . General Manager
\ fj John Singreen . . Editor of "The Tulanian"
Executive Coimmittee
Louis L. Rosen Charles M. Rucker Law •
President Manager „ _
C. Ellis Henican
Norton Wisdom
Engineering:
William B. Monroe
THE TULANE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Albert Wachenheim, jr.
Co/nmerce:
The Alumni are the hfe blood of the University. It Eben Hardie
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, rr-A - ri iitt- Leonard Gessner
IS the endeavor or this Association to rurther all Univer- i,, , IMedtcine:
sity interests and to maintain a contact between the Dr. John j. Irwin
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Aiumni and their Alma Mater. ^ , Graduate
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Aside from the New Orleans organization, the Walter m. Barnett, Jr. ° Bernard H. Grehan
Alumni Clubs are formed to give Tulane concentrated ^^,-;^ „„^ Sciences:
strength in various sections of the country, and through William p. hacertv
/ o Richard B. Montgomery, Jr.
the prestige of this membership, influence prospective stu- Newcomb-dents
favorably toward Tulane. Mrs. f. Julius Dreyfous
Miss Mildred C. Christian
Membership in the Association is open to all grad- Pharmacy:
uates and ex-students of the University. All loyal Tulan- 5.'"'"=' J" "^esthoff, Jr.
J I r r I A • • Dentistry
lans are urged to become members ot the Association p^ j melville Smith
either through the Annual or Life Membership plan. ^^- ^- "^'°'° ^^'"'™
The Bequest Insurance Plan will be presented to the graduating classes for their approval. The
benefits to be derived by you through your participation therein will be explained in due course, by
the representative of this Association.
T. U. R. K. CLUB
In line with the Alumni Association, the Turk Club does its part in boosting the University.
The Tulane University Rooters Klub (T. U. R. K.) was founded at Tulane in 1932 for the
purpose of promoting school spirit through the use of card displays, at football games, helping with
pep meetings and the selection of cheer leaders, and, finally, for the purpose of furthering better
intercollegiate understanding and relationship by meeting and entertaining visiting athletic teams.
Due to the competent assistance of the cheer leaders, excellent cooperation from the Newcomb
and Tulane students, and hard work of the T.U.R.K. members, card displays rivalling those of
the University of Southern California were put on at the Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Sewanee
football games. Because of the good work done by the T. U. R. K.'s in uniting the students and
stimulating their spirit in student activities, the future of the club is extremely bright.
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MEMBERS
Tiildnc
C'liARi.Ks C. Bass, Jr.
R()\ R. Bastian, Jr.
r. Hale Boccs
Ernest A. Carrerk, Jr.
Joseph O. Carson, Jr.
Erg EusTis
Robert E. Friedman
Simon Herolo
Gordon B. Hyde
Charles Janvier
Harry P. Jordan, Jr.
L. T. Kuhner
Allan Liitle, Jr.
Raoul Livaudais
Robert Lockett
John L. Many HI
Norman Melun
Albert M. Norwood
John A. O'Connor, Jr.
Homer Rankin
John R. Rue^', Jr.
\Vh.ll\m O. Robert
Rudolph J. Schulze, Jr.
Cecil M. Shilstone
Allen Steiner
Edward H. Sutter
W. Waller Young, Jr.
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TULANE UNIVERSITY
ROOTERS KLUB
OFFICERS
DoNAi.i) Kerr
I'nsidcnl
luvisc Hardestv, Jr.
I'll I'-PresidenI
Philip Werlein IV'
Sicrflary
Katherlne E. Nolan
Neivcomb Chairman
MEMBERS
Newcn/nh
MiNoi.A L. Backer
Ida a. Barnett
Halcyon R. Colomb
Doris D. Davis
Lynne p. IIecht
Jessie W. Janvier
Cecile M. Kahn
Frances M. Kerr
Peggy Martin
Helen J. Michel
Vada L. Odom
Nancy R. Reeves
Elizabeth A. Scales
Mildred R. Shaw
Francise H. Talbot
GOWDYLOCH VeNABLE
Leila S. Werlein
Alma P. Wirth
Ann C. Woodard
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WIJH THE PRESS
T. Hale Bogcs
Editor-in-Cliief
Laurance Eustis, Jr.
Business Manager
IJE COUNTING the achievements and
•''^ events in the daily hves of the students of
the University is the function of the Tulane
Hullabaloo. For almost fifty years this pubhca-tion
has advanced with the University. It has
been the endeavor always to portray the human
side of University life. Even more important at
present is the fact that in a world of economic
insecurity the opinion of the student is sought
after. Tulane student thought is thus judged in
other quarters through its paper. An interest-ing,
lively, progressive paper indicates at least
that there is thought.
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Editorial Staff
T. Hale Boggs Editor-in-Chicj
C. C. Bass, Jr Associate Editor
CoRixxE Claiborne Neivcomb Editor
AIoiSE W. DeXXERY Sports Editor
Thilo L. J. \"0X Klrxatowski Campus Editor
Tom M. Haves. Jr Neivs Editor
Halcyox Colomb Society Editor
Mervix H. Rise.MAX Assistant Sports Editor
Howard K. Smith, Jr Assistant (Jampus Editor
Fraxces ^Iusser Assistant Campus Editor
^I. Harry L. Saxders, Jr Assistant News Editor
JoAX Pressburg Assistant Xeucomb Editor
Glexdy Culligax Assistant Neivcomb Editor
Jaxet Ql'ILLAx Assistant Neivcomb Editor
Business Staff
L.aURaxce Eustis, Jr Business Manager
Robert X. Avlix Local Advertising Manager
Cliftox Butler National Advertising I\Ianager
Louise ]\Iay Goldex . . Ncucomb Advertising Manager
Hermax Neugass Circulation Manager
Joseph C. Meyers, Jr. . . Assistant Circulation Alanager
Robert AI. Hayxie Advertising Salesman
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THE JAM BALAVA
Editorial Staff
Alle\ Litti.i;, JR Eilitor-'in-Chuj
Rich \ui> H. Wood, [r Associate Editor
Joiix W. Sims Assistant Editor
Celeste L'soxs Nnccomb Editor
Verxov Pa^NE Sports Editor
BrearI) SxelI.IXGS Fraternity Editor
BucKNER Chiplev Closs Editor
Thomas Saxctox Feature Editor
M\R\IX H \R\ARI) Campus Editor
Jaxice Torre Special Art ll'ork
Dwin I)l PL 1 Assistant
Fred Mohi.er Assistant
Robert Blum Assistant
Daniel Brock issistant
Sam E:choi,d Assistant
Business Staff
W. Horace Willi \,ms, Jr Business Manaycr
R. A\"arrex Saxchez . . . Assrciatr Business Manager
Cora S. Jahxcke Neivcomh Business Manaejer
Allan Lutle, Jr.
Edilor-in-Cliief
W. Horace Willlxms, Jr.
liu.iiiiss Maiuif/cr
THE TULANE JAMBALAYA goes to
press for the fortieth time this year. Its
year's history is embodied in the pages which
you are now turning.
Continue on, and let the pages be worn out
from the wear and tear of constant use rather
than by the teeth of over-mahcious rats.
If we, the staff, can hope for this from only
a few of our readers, our efforts will not have
been in vain.
John L. Manv III
Presidf/it
TULANE UNIVERSITY
DRAMATIC GUILD
Officers
MoiSE W. Dennery
Vice-Presidcnt
Joseph C. Meyers, Jr.
Business Manager
B. Marvin Harvard, Jr.
Stage Manager
Robert R. Bruce
Secretary- Treasurer
Faculty Advisory
Committee
Dr. Martenten Hoor
Chairman
Dr. Roger P. McCutcheon
Miss Mildred Tonce
Mr. J. C. Van Kirk
Active Members
Robert N. Ay'lin
Robert R. Bruce
Claude Cullinane
MoisE W. Dennery
B. Marvin Harvard, Jr.
J. Chalmers Herman
Pierre A. Hughes
Nolan Kammer
ZoLOMON Levin
John L. Many HI
Joseph C. Meyers, Jr.
Waldo S. Powell, Jr.
Breard Snellincs
Probationary Members
T. Bruce H. Anderson, Jr.
William P. Bradburn HI
J. Daniel Brock
Kenneth H. Brown
Nell L. Carson
S. BUCKNER ChIPLEY, JR.
Hazen W. Cole
Dorothy M. Council
Buford O. Day-
Frank E. Ford
Claude L. Giraud
Irving Hardesty, Jr.
Minna B. Hopkins
Elise M. Joubert
Edward A. Laroussini
Julian A. Otillio
William C. Petersen
Alfred M. Porth
Herman J. Schulze
Joseph M.,Seiferth, Jr.
Imogene Stokes
Bascom D. Talley, Jr.
Scene from "Copy"
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WHEN a dramatic club, now known as the Tulane University
Dramatic Guild, was organized in 1922, it filled a long felt
vacancy in the activities on the campus. Tulane has no chair in Dra-matics
and Elocution and the Guild attempts to offset this by giving
students a medium for expression along those lines.
Successful presentations of the Guild in recent years have been
"The Butter and Egg Man," "The Spider," "The Front Page," and
"Journey's End." These plays were produced without the aid of any
professional help except that of the director; students built the sets,
painted them, worked as stage-hands, and participated as actors. Each
presentation met with well-merited praise from those connected with
and outside of the University.
During 1934-1935 the Guild planned a very ambitious program and
carried it to a successful completion. The season opened on November
23, with a group of three one-act plays, "The Rising of the Moon," a
satire by Lady Gregory; "Poor Old Jim," a comedy by William De-
Mille, and "Copy," a drama by Kendall Banning. These three plays,
directed by Thomas J. Thriffley, Jr., were enthusiastically received.
During their production, experiments with scenery and lighting were
conducted back-stage.
"The Rising of the Moon" was the story of a fugitive from an op-posing
political faction. The play centered about a brief episode from
his life, telling of his escape from the long arm of the law by playing
upon the weakness of a sergeant on the force.
"Poor Old Jim" concerned an habitual drunkard. His wife was
driven to desperation by his continual tippling and with the aid of a
friendly doctor contrived a unique plan of reform which brought the
straying Jim back to the straight and narrow path.
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The Climax of the "Front Page"
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"Copy" gave a brief and breath-taking glimpse into the turbulent life of a tabloid
newspaper office. Tragedy struck close to the city editor of this "yellow sheet," and
the tense activity of the paper on a big story, together with the suspense of the situa-tion,
provided thrills until the final curtain.
In keeping with its aims and ideals, the Guild announced at the beginning of the
year that it would give a prize of twenty-five dollars to the winner of a one-act play-writing
contest among the students. The winning play, selected by a committee com-posed
of Dr. Roger P. McCutcheon, Chairman, Dr. John M. McBryde, and Miss
Mildred Tonge, was entitled "An Honorable Rectangle," and was written by Joseph
D. Starr, a student in the College of Arts and Sciences. In the early spring of 1935 a
three-act play, "Spooks," was produced, together with a one-act play as curtain-raiser.
The Dramatic Guild
T LI LANE
UNIVERSITY BAND
This }-ear the Tulane University Band has had the
most successful season that it has ever had with the
largest enrollment in its history.
The Band has played a very prominent part in the
activities of the University, as well as outside of it.
During the football season the Band traveled by bus to
Gainesville, Florida, spurring the team on to victory.
It accompanied the football team to the Louisiana State
University game in Baton Rouge and also played in the
initial Sugar Bowl Classic on New Year's Day.
Among other activities of the Band were the Armistice
Day and Community Chest Parades, the Carnival Pa-rades,
and the annual concert given in Dixon Hall.
The Band hopes to continue to render its services to
the University in particular, and to the community as a
whole.
Officers
Dr. Frederick H.ard Director
Claude L. Giraud Manager
Claude R. Smith, Jr First Assistant Manager
Alvi.m S. Caplan Second Assistant Manager
Frank J. Ros.ato Librarian
Gerson' Tolm.\s Assistant Librarian
Martix Hebert, Jr Publicity Manager
Joseph O. Carson, Jr Drum Major
FuLCRA-j F. Randon, Jr Property Manager
Memeer.s
Patrick J. Aracuel
Robert N. Aylin
Gilbert Balkin
William G. Blackwell, Jr.
George R. Blue
Arthur H. Brook
Locke Brown, Jr.
Irvin Cahen
Alvin S. Caplan
Andrew J. Carroll, Jr.
Joseph O. Carson, Jr.
George F. Conrad
Claude E. Cullinane
V. Randolph Delk
Samuel Eichold II
Joseph C. Evans
Leon Feldman
Julius M. Fernandez, Jr.
Herman F. Flowers
Claude L. Giraud
Duncan G. Graham
Malcolm B. Haas
John E. Hall, Jr.
Martin Hebert, Jr.
J. Chalmers Herman
Cerf Hirsch
Herman G. Janssen
L. William 0. Janssen, Jr.
Carroll A. Johnson, Jr.
L. Earl Kees
James J. LaNasa
Marion A. LaNasa
Philip P. LaNasa
VOLNEV F. Landrv, Jr.
Frederick A. Marx
IcNACio Medina, Jr.
Herbert L. Miller
William C. Moseley
Thomas O'Learv, Jr.
Sam C. Oliver
Louis R. Otto, Jr.
Joseph N. Redone
Joseph B. Phelps
Fulcran F. Randon, Jr.
Paul L. Randon
Frank J. Rosato
Santo Rosato
Emmet S. Russell
Cecil Schwartz
Claude R. Smith, Jr.
Charles D. Snow
William M. Swavne
James P. Tharp
John J. Tiedemann, Jr.
Gerson Tolmas
Jules Viosca
Oswald W. Viosca
Milton F. Williams, Jr.
Valmore M. Wilson, Jr.
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THE
HODG PODGE
Coaches' wives watch football
game . . . Fritz Oakes, veteran
track coach . . . Glee Club of
1934 at the annual spring con-cert
. . . Temple Band plays be-tween
halves at Sugar Bowl
game . . . Miss Norman, secre-tary
in Law Library . . . Spec-tators
and styles at the spring
tennis matches . . . Nu Sigma
Nu house
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AROUND AND ABOUT
Scene from the "Front Page"
. . . The payoff by "Foots" de
Coligny For Band trip to Flor-ida
... Dean Anderson congrat-ulates
Dr. I. M. Cline upon re-ceipt
of honorary degree ... In
the Book Store . . . Sun baths or
what? . . . Hard-working bio-chemists
. . . Newcombites en-joying
life
2^2
T W E T U L A N E CAM V U S
Tulane and L. S. U. sponsors at
the classic in Baton Rouge . .
.
Freshman hockey players in ac-tion
. . . Tulane and Newcomb
cheer leaders . . . Greenie Golf-ers
discuss the situation on Gib-son
Hall steps . . . Fiddlers three
. . . Cat cutters . . . Tap dancing
class displays marked ability
AROUND AND ABOUT
d
Med students relax . . . Favorite
pastime of Tulanians . . . Brig
Craft and Tommy Foltz ...
Herman Neugiss, AI Justrabo,
Ken Cram, Dick Haspcl, "Bird-brains"
Thorn, Torrey Gomila,
athletic captains ... Tulane
Band performs at Temple game
. . . King Helen Michel and
Queen Mary Ida Brown at
Freshman-Sophomore party . .
.
Beta House gang
THE T I! L A N F: CAM P LI ^
The tenth defeat in a memorable
season . . . Bend down, brothers!
. . . Neugass wins again against
the Crimson Tide . . . Literary?
. . . World's Series Audience . . .
Some of those Newcomb Seniors
. . . How the Engineers play ball
S/Vd
AROUND AND ABOUT
Bacchus and King Cotton share
honors . . . Katherinc Colvin,
Senior Class president, smiles for
the camera . . . Dorothy Sands,
dramatic impersonator . . . Just
an old elephant custom . . . Bob
Simon at the Sugar Bowl game
. . . Miazza heads the Law school
rowdies . . . The frosh thought
they were big shots.
^
T M E T II L AN F. C A A\ P U ^
Journalism students caught un-awares
. . . Two ex-Prexies, Wil-son
rs Martin . . . Those digni-fied
Tulane Law Reviewers . . .
Prancing T-Club initiates . . .
The lawyers pjse for a picture
. . . Kids . . . Just right, Greenie
coaches, Ray Dauber and "Les"
LautenschlaeCTer behind the bars
AROUND AND ABOUT
Dave Roberts, Pat Riley, J. D.
Jerabeck, Onnie Meyers, and M.
L. Michel . . . Dramatic Guild
in action . . . Nu Sigs on the
front porch . . . Around the copy
desk with Mr. Simmons . .
Spring Athletic Banquet . .
.
Opening scene of the 'Front
Page" . . . Sticking their necks
out . . . Who's Who? . . . Fresh-man
Nighters
^
THE T II L A N E CAM P LI ^
The hot air end of the "Little
Symphony" . . . "\'iney" Rich-ards
and Henri Cochet, famous
tennis pros, give students and
spectators a splendid exhibition
. . . "Pmkey," Greenie tennis
manager . . . Winning touch-football
team . . . "Studes" and
"Bullers" . . . Crimson Tide
meets Greenie Basketeers . . .
Captain Hebert breezes through
the air
^ROUND AND ABOUT
Acrobats and such . . . After
Sunday dinner at the Phi house
. . . The Turks get their spelling
right . . . Frosh Tug-o'-War vet-erans
are drenched . . . Tricky
bracelet? . . . The Banks family
. . . Energetic hockey players
M
THE T LI L A NEC A Al P LI b
Feltus, McDaniel, Simons, Harris, Boggs. Daray.
Harvard, Claiborne, ten Hoor. Cram, Reeves, Van Hook.
LET
Let us toast the leaders who have not only contributed
much to the year's history, but also to the welfare of their
Alma Mater.
We might have called this section "Toasts Buttered and
Otherwise," but we do not wish to mention the unbuttered
leaders in distasteful fields.
"Randy" Feltus we salute for his genial sense of humor,
his personality, and ever-ready Mother wit; J. Byrd McDan-iel,
who has guided the steps of the Student Council as its
executive head; Claude "Little Monk" Simons, our choice
for the best all-around athlete at Tulane; Dean Harris,
whose insight into student affairs and recent election to the
presidency of the Association of American Law Schools has
won much admiration by friend, colleague, and student; T.
Hale Boggs, Hullabaloo editor and leader in debating and
forensic circles; Bob Daray, who, as golf captain, splendid
student, and earnest worker has aided his Alma Mater in
many ways; Marvin "Herr" Harvard, whose personality and
charm have won for him a score of friends and also many
hearts; "Lindy" Claiborne, attractive daughter of Sophie
H., who has gained popularity on both campuses through
her genuine good nature; Dr. ten Hoor, a leader in student
and faculty discussions as well as a true gentleman and
friend of man; "Ken" Cram, whose athletic ability, execu-
1
inrif^'
llr..ht. Tt'ssier. Colvin. Baitlett. Williams. Many.
CarlocK. McBrydf. Cleviland. 0<-hsm'f. Martin. Dustniann.
SALUTE OUR
LEADER
tive leadership, and sound character have aided in
building a greater student body; Nancy Reeves,
Newcomb student body prexy and leader in many
organizations; "Grim Jim" Van Hook, a true gen-tleman,
sound scholar, and real human being;
Lynne Hecht, constantly on top in Newcomb ac-tivities
and a debater worthy of note; George Tes-sier,
who ended his football career in a blaze of
glory and started out in the law school as presi-dent
of his class; Katherine Colvin, Newcomb sen
ior class prexy and leader of numerous organiza
tions and activities for four years; Julian Bartlett
student body president and former glee club head
who represented Tulane in Boston this year; Ro\
Williams, Med school head and leader in medical
activities; Miss Many, popular Newcomb admin-inistratrix
beloved bv all; Hoyle Carlock, Alpha
Omega Alpha, Owl Club prexy, former fraternitv
head, and the pride of Ardmore; Dr. McBryde,
whose good advice and counsel have won for him
a place in the heart of everv student; Murray
Cleveland, former track and basketball captain,
president of O. D. K., honor student, and like-wise
D.D.; Dr. Alton Ochsner, whose record of
achievements in the field of medicine speaks for
itself; Arlene Z. Martin, secretary par e.xcellence,
who keeps Tulane activities "going" with her un-tiring
aid; Walter Dustmann, who has continued
the spirit of the Y. M. C. A., spurred his journal-ism
fraternity on to new fields, and has been of
excellent service to his Alma Mater. Last, but cer-tainly
not least, comes Cornelius J. Everett, Jr..
who would not have his picture taken, but who is
truK' the best student on the Tulane campus.
m
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Le CIa J^s^e s
n
Aniuld. BiirtluU, Born. Butler. Cram. Cullen
Lottiiiyor, McCnnimon, McDaniel, Michel, Oiloni, Reeves
Simons. Tliorn, Trcpagnier, Van Hool?, Williams
STUDENT BODY OFFICERS
School of Medicine
C. Rov Williams I'irsutiiil
Walter O. McCammon J'icc-l'residcnl
Laurie J. Arnold, Jr Sccrilary
Mlrrav a. Diamond Trinsiircr
College of Law
James A. \'an Hook, Jr PiisiJiiil
Robert U. Lottincer r'lci-l'risidcitt
Otis B. Trei>agnier Sicrctary-Tnasurcr
NiiwcoMis College
Nancv R. Reeves Pr,sid<nl
Helen Micmei Coriispoiuiiiiij Scirilary
Alice Huiord Recording StCTtlary
Katiierine Nolan Triusunr
College of Arts and Scien'ces
Kendall H. Cram I'risidml
Claude Simons, Jr I'ici-I'risidcnl
Homer R. Rodinson Stcrflary-Tnasurtr
Coi.LKGi; OF Kn(;infi:ri\g
C. Julian Hartleti Prisidiiii
Ciiari.es H. Thorn, Jr rici-l'r,:<idinl
WiniAM 1'. Cui.l.EN Sicrrlary-Triiisurir
CoLLi:(!E Ol" Co.M.MKRCl'
John 15. McDaniel, Jr President
Thomas \\. Horn I'icr-Presidenl
P. Cl.iFlON UUTI.ER, Jk Secreltiry-Treasurer
CLASS OFFICERS
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
Sexior Class
Katherine S. Colvin President
Helen- Powell Vice-President
Cora S. Jahsxke Secretary
Hazel A. Methe Treasurer
Jlxior Class
Cecile M. Kahn' President
Glendy M. Culligak I'ice-President
Fanny Lemanx Secretary
Ethelyn Leyerich Treasurer
Sophomore Class
Elizabeth A. Scales President
Leila S. Werlein Vice-President
Irving Allee Secretary
GowDY Venable Treasurer
FRESH^LA^ Class
Charlotte S. Hawkins President
Elise Cohx Vice-President
Beatrice E. Trldeau Secretary
Beverly- J. Hess Treasurer
Colvin. Kahn, Scales
PRESENTING
N E W C O Al B
(^olLccjc
I
I: it , i
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(yxewcomb UoLuecje
SENIOR CLASS
LiDiA H. Alle.v, KB* New Orleans
Ne%Y Orleans
.^^ Art Club.
<
IIelev Anderson' . ^
MivoLA L. Backer B cI . T New Orleans
Pan-Hellenic Council; T. U. R. K. ; Glee Club; Dramatic Club.
Marv Lee Baker, n B New Orleans
Operetta (2, 4); Glee Club (i, 2, 4); Art Club (i, 2, 4).
Marv G. Barnes, B Z O New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4); Pan-Hellenic Council (3); Art
! Club (4).
Ida Barvett, B 2 . [. New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (2.'), President (3), Secretary (4) ; Orchestra
(3, 4), Vice-President (3), Vice-President (4) ; T. U. R. K. (3, 4) ; President Music
School (4); Operetta (li 2, 3, 4); Y. V^'. C. A. (i, 2, 3); Student Council (4);
Dramatic Club (i, 2) ; P^n-Hellenic Council (3, 4).
Claudia N. Barret, X f>
Class Treasurer (i), Sect !tar}-
RosE-\iARV L. Bariox
Charlotte, N. C.
(2) ; Glee Club (i, 2) ; Art Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; French
Circfe (2).
. . . . New Orleans
Glee Club (r, 2, 3,;4) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4) ; International Club (3).
Marion C. Blessev, B 2
Glee Club (i, 2, 4) ; In:
O I New Orleans
ernational Club (i) ; Y. \V. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Art Club
(3 4).
Dora J. Bonquois
Thel.ma Boudra
New Orleans
New Orleans
K.athrvne Briede, B 2 ^T New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2, 3) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4) ; Hockev Team
(i, 2, 3) ; Art Club (4).
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SENIOR CLASS
Makima M. HKUMn\, A O n Fiunkliii, I.a.
Glee Club (i, 2) ; Krciicli Circle; Doriiiiiorv Council.
Ri Ml Ilrn, K A BIythcville, Ark.
House Council (4).
Paii.ini; Cabibi New Orleans
Makv Lolisi; Casti.ev, <I' M ' Greenville, Mi^s.
House Council (3, 4) ; West Wing President.
Sakaii v.. Cherry, B i; O .' New Orleans
Oramatic Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Glee Club (2, 3, 4) ; V. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4), Cabinet
(i, 2), Treasurer (3), President (4) ; Executive Council (4) ; Pan-Hellenic Council.
("oRiNNK M. Claiborne, K K T I Torras, La.
Ncwcomb Editor Iliillahaloo (4), Associate Editor (3) ; Class Treasurer (3)
Dramatic Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Student Government (4).
WiiioMivrrE A. Collev .
llMc\(iS R. Cdi.oMR, A O n
New Orleans
New Orleans
Campus Ninlit Chairman (4) ; Iliillahaloo Staff (3, 4) ; T. V. R. K. (4) ; Glee Club
{3, 4) ; Bowling (i).
Ka]]|i;rim; S. Coi.vin, K J e New Orleans
.\lhletic Council (2, 3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4) ; Class Vice-President (3),
President (4); Hockey; Track; Basketball; Swimming; Executive Council (4);
Pan-Hellenic (4).
Cii xri.i.m; McN. Couper, I{ .\ O Galveston, Tex.
Art Club; Oramalic Club.
1'ais\ V J I IAS Ciii'i: .... \ .... ' / Benton, Ky.
Y. W. C. A. Cabirul; Ur.iniati. C^lnb; -N" I'lub; Debating Club.
Doris Daiii.berg New Orleans
Athletic Council (4).
I'atjf 5/
i\£\£\d\d\£\ CN.ewcomb (yolLecje
SENIOR CLASS
Doris D. Davis, K A 9 Kansas City, Mo.
House Council (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3), President (4) ; Arcade Staff (2, 3) ; T. U.
R. K. {3, 4); Newcomb Student Council (4), Executive Council (4); Council of
Resident Students (4) ; Hockey (2, 3) ; Basketball Varsity (2, 3).
NivA DeB. Denis, K K r . . . .' New Orleans
Mary E. Dichmanx, B <!' A . . . .• .' New Orleans
Hockey Team (3); Debating Club (3, 4); Y. W. C. A. (3, 4), Cabinet (4);
International Club (3).
Martha C. Ellis, X 9. Hazlehurst, Miss.
Lillian" Fairlie \ Atlanta, Ga.
1 ii
International Club (3, 4) ; Y. W. C. A. (2, 3, 4), Cabinet (4).
Geraldine Gaudet, K k r .
Audrey C. Hebert
Athletic Council (i, 2, 4).
New Orleans
Metairie, La.
Lynne p. Hecht, n B 4> New Orleans
Debating Club (i, 2, 3, 4), Secretary (2), President (3, 4); Nixon Prize (2, 3);
1914 Prize (3) ; Debating Council (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Finance Committee (3, 4) ; Dramatic
Club (r, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4) ; Newcomb Student Council Vice-President (4) ;
Art Club (i, 2, 3); T. U. R. K. (3, 4), Newcomb Chairman (3); "N" Club,
Swimming (i, 2, 3) ; Executive Committee (3, 4) ; Newcomb Basketball (i, 2, 3) ;
Class Hockey (i, 2) ; Pan-Hellenic Council.
Isabel Heckert, Z T A' New Orleans
Varsity Basketball (2); Varsity Tennis (3); Ping Pong Championship (2, 3);
Bowling Championship (2, 3).
Louise C. Hoehn', X fi
Class Vice-President (i)
1 New Orleans
; Newcomb Stupent Council (3; 4) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2) ;
Drama'tic Club (3, 4)*; Art Club (i, 2, 3, 4)
Cora S. Jahncke, n B # | J New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Operetta (2, 3) •' Art Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Dramatic Club (2,
3); Class Newcomb Basketball (i, 2, 3), Captain (i, 2), A^arsity (i, 2, 3); Class
Spalding (i, 2, 3), Varsity (i, 2, 3); Hockey (i, 2, 3); Swimming Team (2, 3);
Arcade Business Manager (3) ; Class Secretary (3, 4) ; Newcomb Business Manager
Ja.\ibalay"A (4) ; Pan-Hellenic Council (4).
I I I
MiGN-ON W. JuMEL, BSO New Orleans
Dramatic Club (i, 2, 3, 4^ ; Glee Club (p, 3, 4) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4), Cabinet
(i), Setyetary (4).
Mary- Frances King, }> JI New Orleans
Frances M. Koehler, X n
Art Club (r, 2, 3, 4) ; Glee Club (2).
Cuero, Tex.
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SENIOR CLASS
M,\r(;arkt M. Krimbmaar, K K 1' Ildiima, I.n.
Anna A. Laciiin, hM" A t . New Ork-ans
j . . . . Dallas, Tex.
en House (4) ; Art Club (2, 3, 4).
IiANSK I. Aim AW , K \\ r J
Marik I.OLiSE Lkcier, K K r New Orleans
Class Treasurer (2) ; Student Body Corresponding Secretary (3), Vice-President (4).
Louise R. Lowenstein, AE* Memphis, Tenn,
Clec Club (i, 2) ; Debating Club (i, 2) ; Dramatic Club (4) ; International Club (4).
Genevieve P. Lvkes, K K r Houston, Tex.
Art Club (4).
Marie Celeste Lyons, II B !> New Orleans
Student Body Recording Secretary (2) ; Newcomb Editor T^mbal.ava (4) ; Dramatic
Club (4); Basketball ^^^rsi(y (2, 3); Baseball Varsity (i, 2, 3).
Emmarie Maii.enrer
Art Club (4).
Carolyn MALTR^•, li 'I' .V New Orleans
Pan-Hellenic Council; Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Virginia M. Marsh "
. . . . New Orleans
Art School President (4) ; ExecutiYe Council (4).
lllAA//EELL A. MMEeIhIiIeE,, Z T Aa .."'
. . , . \\.,v Orleans
Class Treasurer (4); Dramatic Club (4); Laippvrids (4).
Constance Me^ er, K A O ." " X,.„. Orleans
Newcomb Student Council President (4); Executive Council (4).
1.. Lavera Xh ers New Orlean:
Rosary V. N,.v, X o j^,..„. q^^^^„^
Glee Club (4) ; Art Club (i, 2, 3, 4).
/^/^i^iM^i^
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C/xewcomb Kyollecje
SENIOR CLASS
Natalie Nortox, nB<f Houston, Tex.
Art Club V^gerP resident I4) ; Interaatjgnal Club (4).
\ /
\'ADA OuoM Harvev, La.
Class President (i, 3) ; Student Council Representative (2) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2,
3, 4) ; T. U. R. K. (3, jjj Class Cheerleader (2), As>istant Varsity (3), Varsity (4).
Doris C. Paine, B * A! | I. .... . Donner, La.
Glee Club (3, 4) ; Y. W. C. A. (3, 4) ; Debating Club.
Elenora Palmisano !' .....! New Orle.ins
\
Basketball (i, 2, 3), Newcomb (i, 2, 3) ; Hockey (i, 2, 3).
EvELV.v L. Potter, n Bf* | |. . . . Fcrt \\'orth, Tex.
Art Club President; Glee Club (4).
Helen Powell
Class Vice-President (4) ; Classical Club Vice-President
Dramatic Club (i, 2, 3, 4).
. . . Mctairie, Li!.
; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4);
Janet C. Quillian, 0* Los Angeles, Calif.
Dramatic Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Glee Club (4) ; Hockev Team (4) ; Hullabaloo Staff
(4).
Nanxv R. Reeves, K ra r Memphi:., Tenn.
Class Secretary (i). President (2); Student Body Tr<
Newcomb Student Council (2, 3, 4) ; Dramatic Club
T. U. R. K. (4); "N" Club (3); Tulane Student Council (4); Student Govern-ment
(4).
asurer (3), President (4) ;
(i) ; Debating Club (2) ;
Mary H. Reid, n B
Carolyn S. Riddle
Pamela Robinson, II B,*
Y. W. C. A.; Debating Club.
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Ruth M. Rogan, B :: j^
Newcomb Student Council (4)
New Orleans
Dorothy B. Sale, A E 1 Jonesboro, Ark.
Dramatic Club Stage Manager (3), President (4); Debating Club (i, 2, 3, 4),
Chairman (3) ; International Club (i, 2, 3, 4), President (3, 4) ; Debating Council
(3, 4) ; Baseball Varsitv (3).
Naomi Seg.\ll New Orleans
Orchestra (4); Glee Club (4).
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SENIOR CLASS
I.i ciri; Smiim, K A o New Orltaiis
M MiCAKPn SlIlANCI?^
Im.okia'Ci; Siruc, <I' i; i; ..^
Dr.-imiitic Chili; Art Club.
I.inisi; II. 1' \^ i(ii(, II I! 4>
HkIISIIIA I. TlDLRV
am; F. W'Ai.Kr.K, K K I" i
Dramatjc Club.
New Orleans
Bogaliisa, La.
New Orleans
New Orleans
Vicksburg, Miss.
J(isi;imiim; \\'am)i;i(, H il | |. . . Weeks Island, La.
Glee Club (i, 2) ; V. W. C. A. (i, 2) ;,jDramatic Clubi(i, 2) ; Orchestra (3).
AsroiNKriK P. Wkkii, X fi New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2); Dramatic Club (i, 2,(3, 4); Lampyritls (3, 4), President (4);
Art Club (2); Swimming Meet (i, 2, |) ; Basketball Varsity (2); Track (i);
Tennis Club (2) ; Hockey \'arsity (2) ; Comus.
l.r(.\ v.. \Vi;i;i), X Q New Orleans
l.anipwiils (3, 4) ; CJIee Club (i, 2) ; Art Club (3) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2, 3, 4) ;
Newciimb Hall (i); Swimming Meet (i, 2, 3); Track (i, 2, 3); "N" Club (2);
Teiinis Club; Comus.
Lisi. WiiiKMWN, II li 'I>f. ' New Orleans
(Jlee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), ^'ice-Presi(lelU {3), President (4I; Orchestra (2, 3, 4);
T. U. R. K. (3).
.\ svriii; \Vi:i\ni:Rf:
Kosi- Maniii:i.\i-\\'i:itz
Quincy, Fla.
New Orleans
Gk-e Club (i, 2, 3, 4),^ Secretary (+) ; Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4), President (4I
eretta (ii, 2, 3, 4).
I
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.\Il UIH K. Willi KIIKAI), /. T A New Orleans
^. W. C. A.; DiaiiKiiie Club; Ka-kethall \'arsity (2, 3); Archery
(hampiuiiship 12).
AiMA I'. WiKiii New Orleans
T. 1 . R. K, (4); .\ihlctic Council President (4).
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Anita H. Abes, A E * New Orleans
J- C. Nixon Debating Club Secretary-Treasurer (2), Chairman (3) ; Debating
Council (i, 2, 3), Varsit)' (2); Class Treasurer (2); Newcomb Student Council
Secretary ( 3 )
.
Lillian Aronson, J> 22 '
f. . New Orleans
Dramatic Club.
Mary B. Basham, K A 6 1 . Wichita Falls, Tc
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Doris E. Beaman, A A II I | Monroe, La.
Art Club.
New Orleans
Adei.e S. Bodker, B<i>A Ponchatoula, La.
Dramatic Club (2) ;,Y. W. C. A. ( , 2).
Martha Brogan, X S2
Glee Club; Art Club.
Ellen P. Brydon New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2, 3) ; Operetta (i, 3) ; Orchestra (3).
Katherine D. Buchanan, X fi Prescott, Ark.
House Council (3) ; Hullabaloo Staff (3).
Ivv P. Case Brookhaven, Miss.
International Club; Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic Club; Hullabaloo Staff.
\ Cecile G. Costley, K A 8 | New Orleans
Lamoyrids.
Dalton D. Crichlow, Z T A New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2, 3) ; Orchestra (i, 2, 3) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3).
Glendy Culligan New Orleans
Class Secretary (2), Vice-President (3) ; Dramatic Club Secretary (3) ; Debating
Club Secretary (3) ; Hullabaloo Staff (3) ; Debate Council (2, 3).
NiTA S. Daly, AAH d t.... Lafayette, La.
! I
Frankie Mac Davis, B20 New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2, 3) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3) ; Track (i, 2)
Margaret M. Davis, A O II
Camii.le D'Ingianni . .1. ,
Dorothy F. Dodson, K A 9 ,
Imogene Durrett, * M .1 .
Louise Ebaugh, X f! . . .
Y. W. C. A.
Dramatic Club (3)
Rose Forsyth . . .
Eleanora E. Frick, Z T
Aorienne Gottschalk, K a e
\ Catherine M. Hall, Z T A .
New Orleans
. . New Orleans
. . New Orleans
Greenwood, Miss.
. . New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Glee Club.
Mabel McC. Hall, * M Atlanta, Ga.
Hockey Team (i, 2); Baseball Varsity (2); Basketball Team (2); Dramatic Club
(i, 2) ; Debating Club (2, 3) ; Pan-Hellenic Council (3).
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Kl.LKN L. IlHINDIil
Orchcstni (i, 2, 3) ; GIcc Club (2, 3).
M.\\ \'. IIlSDRKK, K A O
Art Club (l, 2, 3).
(' \ I III Ki\ I H, IIiicK, K A O
New Orleans
Shrcvcpnrt, T.a.
T'lirt Siuilli, Arli.
Wii.MA M. lliDSON, I! 'I' A ! Chirksdale. Miss.
CJice Club (2, 3); V. \V, C. A. (i, 2, 3), Cabinet (3); Debating Club (2, 3).
Eleanor L. Jacobs, A E <!
Esther V. Johnson . . .[
1
Glee Club (i, 2, 3).
. New Orleans
Alexandria, I. a.
Laura IJ. W. Jones, * M ' . . . . Canton, Miss.
Art Club (i, 2, 3) ; Glee Club (i, 2, 3).
DoROiiiv W. JvntN, n B <1'
!
Art Club (3).
New Orleans
Cfcii.e M. Kahn, a E <!> New Orleans
Hrainatic Club Secretary (2), Stage Manager (3) ; Debating Council (2. 3) ; Varsitv
Debating Team (2) ; George Prize; T. U. R. K. (3) ; Executive Council (3) ;
Newcomb Student Council (3); Class President (3).
Hkrii. J. Kirk, K A B
Marian F. Kohi.man, A I? *
Dramatic Club (i, 2, 3) ; Debating Club (i', 2, 3) ; Glee C
New Orleai
New Orleans
ub (i, 2) ; International
Club (3); Newcomb Basketball Team (2), Spaulding (2).
Fannie Mae I.emann, A E '1> I 1 . . . . New Orleans
Dramatic Club; International Club; Baseball Varsity (2); Basketball (2, 3).
Marjorie L. Lemann Donaldsonville, La.
Dramatic Club; Art Club.
Ethelvn R. Leverich, K K r . . . . Hammond, La.
Athletic Council (i) ; Class Treasurer (3).
Marion F. Leverich, n B <t New Orleans
Newcomb Student Council (2, 3) ; Dramatic Club (3) ; Art Club (3).
Elaine Lew St. Joseph, La.
Glee Club (i, 2, 3).
Doris A. Lurie Florala, Ala.
Glee Club (i, 2, 3) ; Orchestra (i, 2, 3).
Adrienne D. McCardei i,, B >1> .\ New Orleans
V. W. C. A. (I, 2, 3).
MONTINE K. McDamki, U li 'I' . . . . I Forrest City, Ark.
Art Club (1,2, 3) ; Orchestra (i).
Fmiiv D. McKee, X r> Greenville, Miss.
Helen J. Michel, XI! Biloxi, Miss.
T. r. R. K. (2, 3); Basketball (i, 2, 3); Tennis (i, 2, 3); Newcomb Student
Council (2); D<irinitory ('ouncil (i, z, 3); Class President (2); Student Bod\
Corresponding Secretary (3); Debating Club (3); Arcade (2).
.\l ARJOKIE MnCNIAKR, U I! <l' Suiniur, ^Ii^s.
Dranialii- Club; .\rt Club.
Sinsr\ Mi/i, .\ o U Gulfpcrt, Mi--.
House Council; Dramatic Club (3I ; V. \V. C. A. (;).
Lrnestine E. Moise, .V C) II New Orleans
Newcomb Basketball Varsity (i, 2), Spalding (i); Hockey Varsity (2); Baseball
Varsitv Captain (1); .Athletic Council (2, 3); Swimming and Track Meets; Art
Club (2).
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Rose L. Nobile New Orleans
Katherine E. Nolan, K K r New Orleans
T. U. R. K. (2, 3), Newcomb Presiden,t-,(=.3,^,,§tudent Body Treasurer (3) ; Glee
Club (i, 2, 3), Vice-President (3) ; Executive Counci1=(-3) ; Finance Committee (3) ;
F'rench Circle (i) ; Operetta (i, 2) ; Newcomb Basketball (i).
Myrtle J. Palmisano New Orleans
Newcomb Basketball (i, 2), Varsity (2), Spalding (i, 2); Hockey (i, 2), Captain
(2), Varsity (2) ; Track (2) ; Archery Tournament Winner (2) ; Orchestra (i, 2) ;
Puppet.Club (2).
Harriette Pp.TEEi, 'I> Jl I S 5. . . . Greenwood, Miss.
House Council (3) ; Y. W. C. A.,(i, 2, 3) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2, 3).
Sylvia Joan Pressburg, A E <t> . . . . ; ,1 . . . . Alexandria, La.
Hullabaloo Staff (i, 2, 3), Assistant Newcomb Editor (3); Dramatic Club (i, 2);
International Club (2, 3).
Rebecca Rauhns .
Dramatic Club (3).
RbTH H. Rees, 'I> M . .
Sylvia B. Rosenson . .j,
Paula E. Rubin, * Z S
Dram
f
ic Club.
Algiers, La.
. . New Orleans
, . New Orleans
. . New Orleans
Edna S. Schlegel, X n New Orleans
Freshman Chairman (i); Athletic Council (i, 2, 3); Newcomb Basketball Captain
(2), Class and Varsity (i, 2) ; Swimming Team (i, 2) ; "N" Club.
Eleanor Shands, II B 'I> : . . . . Cleveland, Miss.
Art Club; International Club.»
Mildred R. Shaw, .\ n ! P New Orleans
Assistant Cheerleader; Art Club (3) ; Draamtic Club (3).
. Fort Worth, Tex.
. . New Orleans
. . . . New Orleans
Felicia J. Siegel . .
Helen M. Simpson, IT B <I' .
Florence E. Sincreen, K A G
Art Club (3).
ROSALYND S. TABB, Z T A
Leslie H. Thacker, <I> JI .
Pan-Hellenic Council (3).
Mary Y. Thomas, X U
Art Club; Dramatic Club.
Houston, Miss.
. New Orleans
New Orleans
Janice R. Torre, AOr| New Orleans
Class Vice-President (2)'; Student Council (3); Arcade (i, 2); Art Club; Glee
Club; Dramatic Club; Jambalaya Staff (3).
M.\R\ R. Walter, -I- Jl '
' El Paso, Tex.
Lilian H. Walther, X Q " New Orleans
Art Club (i, 2, 3) ; Glee C:ub (i, 2, 3) ; Operetta (i, 2).
!'
I I Lucy Y. Warner, K A '0 l . . ... I. . . . Fort Smith, Ark.
Polly W. West, K A e ! / Norfolk, V.a.
Dormitory Council (i, 2, 3), S:crctary (3) ; Art Club (i, 2, 3).
Harriet S. White, A O n y Shreveport, La.
Dormitory Council (3).
Marguerite A. Wirth, B <I= A New^ Orleans
Dramatic Club (i, 2, 3) ; Glee Club (i, 2, 3) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2, 3), Cabinet (3).
Sophie Wright Eunice, La.
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Idnple, 'l"cx.
New Oilcans
Art Cliil) (2)T
MiKiAM I'. Ami, A II .
l!i:ri\H A. Haciiarac'ii, X V.
Lexington, Miss.
New OrlL-an>
All ('lul>; niaMKilli- Cli:b.
DdKiij in M. B.Mtki K, Ann
.Iiiadc Staff (i).
Hkrtha I.. ISi.AliMANN, A A II ' ' . . . . New Orleans
Track (i); Hockey (i); Kewcomh Haskctball (i), Spalding (i); Baseball (i)
Athletic Council (2).
Ripon, Wis.
15i:ii\ H(n^l.[!^, K .\ 9
|am;t v. Bkkidksbach, <I' M
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t'oKAl, \'. HkiSI RR, X n . .
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CJi-ORCKTn; G. Brockman, B '1' .\
Glee Club (i) ; Y. \V. C. A.; (i, 2) ; Art Club (i, 2).
Si s\\ O. BiCK, II B <I' . .li
.\i.iLi-: G. Bl'i-ori), K K I"
Student Body Recording Secretary.
Sue Buit, K A 9
Caroia \ Cainf. .
Shawnee, Okla.
. New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
K M 1: M. C'liAMS'KSS, X n
Glee Club (i, 2) ; Art Club (i, 2),.
.Marik v.. Cherbon'Mer '
Dramatic Club (i, 2); Art Club (i, 3).
. Blytheville, Ark.
. . New Orleans
Bennettsville, S. C.
. . . Gretna, I. a.
I'.I.OISK E. Cui.cocK, K K I' .1 . . . . Ne\v Orleans
I")raniiilic Club (i).
BiAKRiA R. Cor.oMR, A n
nrainatic Club (2).
Ni:T.[.n-: C. Ci Riis, l\ K I'
Km iiarim; C. Pai ^ , X !) . .
Si-l.M \ M, 111 1! \Ki;\ ..,;],
ij
Ki til v.. HixiiN, II B 'I' . S .
Art Club; Praniatic Club.
iliiRinin B. ndiiiiK
New Orleans
New Orleans
. . New Orleans
Lake Charles, l.a.
. . Rnckford, III.
New Orleans
liiternaiional Club (i, 2]; .Art Club (2); Iloclvey Team (i).
Sarah C. nona ass. \ n II . Birniinghani. .\!a.
Cla-s Ne\M-onili Basjietball ream (l).
S> l.viA C. IIkimous ....
II \KKii I W. n\Ki:, '/. T A
Memphis, Tenn.
. New t)rleans
Glee Club. (2).
Kriii:i. Edwards New Orleans
Art Club (2).
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Winnie M. Eldridge, BSO New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2) ; Art Club (i, 2).
Yvonne Favrot, A A II . . Baton Rouge, La.
Vera B. Field, X fi Shaw, Miss.
Varsity Basketball (i), Newcomb (i). Captain Spalding (i); Art Club (i).
Emily J. Foltz, IIB* | Fort Smith, Ark.
Virginia A. Freret, A n .... ' 5. New Orleans
Y. W. C. A. (i, 2) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2) ; Debating Club (i, 2).
Eleanore a. Fuller, Xn....! 8 Laurel, Miss.
Louise May Goldman, AE* New Orleans
Dramatic Club (i, 2) ; Glee Club (i, 2) . International Club (r, 2) ; Hockey (i).
Marie Louise Goodwin, AAII New Orleans
Dramatic Club (i) ; Debating Club (i).
Mary T. Gulotta, B # A New Orleans
Y. W. C. A. (i) ; Glee Club (i) ; Art Club (i).
Jane Haas, B*A New Orleans
Y. W. C. A. (i, 2) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2).
Miriam O. Haas
]j
j Biloxi, Miss.
Debating Council (i, 2) ; Jennie C. Nixon Debate 'Club (i) ; Newcomb Little
Symphony (i) ; Archery Team (i) ; Hullabaloo Staff (2).
Mary A. Hardy, AAII Jasper, Tex.
Glee Club (2).
Lucy K. Harper, n B * y j . . . . Fort Smith, Ark.
Bernice Heinemann, a E * . . . . Newport, Ark. . . .
Hockey (i) ; Swimming (i)
Maria M. Hilliard, X Q Lamont, Miss.
Ip.ma J. Hirsch
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New Orleans
Basketball (2) ; International Club (2) ; Glee Club (2).
Elaine S. Ivey, Z T A New Orleans
Y. W. C. A. (i) ; Dramatic Club (2) ; Glee Club (2) ; Debating Club (2).
Jessie V^'. Janvier, n B * I New Orleans
Glee Club (2); T. U. R. K. (2).
Helen N. Jeppesen, A A n j ^ Houston, Tex.
KosEi.EA Jonas, <I> 2 2 Mobile, Ala.
M. Joyce Joseph
Glee Club (2)
Glee Club (i) ; Debating Club
New Orleans
co-
Constance Kachel, B20 New Orleans
Glee Club (i) ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (i).
Anna M. Kane, AAII | I New Orleans
May Lee Kinberger, B20....! f.
New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2) ; Art Club (i, 2) ; Baseball Varsity (i) ;
Track (i); Hockey (i); Newcomb Basketball (i), Spalding (i); Athletic Council
(2).
Adger King, * M "*Vi.^ i ^l^)"^ " Atlanta, Ga.
Elizadeth Kostmayer, K K r New Orleans
Art Club (2).
Gloria B. Ladieu, AAII New Orleans
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l';i.\ KRA C. I.AMrSSDORT- . Shaw, Miss.
IIarriii M. l.KMASs, Z T A . Do[ial(lsnn\ illu. I, a.
Y. VV. C. A. (i) ; Art Club (i
I?KVRRi.v M. MARCirAvn, A .i ir . . . Dnnaldsnnville, La.
CihRAI.DIM- M. MARLKHK, .\ A II Nf\v Orleans
Track (i).
I(i\p. Z. Mavkr, Z T a
Pkari, a. Mavkr, X 9.
Dramatic Club (i) ; Art Club (:)
Nancv M. McCl.ESKEV, X fi .
Lucerne McCui.i.ouch, X !s7 .
Slizanne McCuLi.ouc.H, X V.
Ntw Orleans
New Orleans
Gadsden, Ala.
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
Doris C. Mesman, Z T A New Orleans
Glee Club (i) ; Y. W. C. A. (i) ; Art Club (i).
Caroi.vv p. MiniM.KTON', X n .
DOROTIIV W. Mill ER, A A 11 .
Josephine E. Murphv, A n .
Jeanne M. Neff, B * A J . .
Pla(|uemine, La.
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
Y. W. C. A. (i, 2)
Frakcisca M. Neguei.oua, B20 New Orleans
Glee Club (i) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2) ; Puppet Club (i, 2) ; Art Club (i, 2).
Hetty B. Neii.d, K A 9 \ . . . Shreveport, La.
Leona C. North, A O H I i •
. Corpus Christi, Tex.
SiiiRi.EV Y. OnoM, B <I' A Gretna, La.
Dramatic Club {2) ; V. W. C. A. (i, 2).
Edith Paii.et, -iiSi: New Orleans
SwimminR (i); Newcomb, Basketball (i); Track (i); Pan-IIcllenic Council {2).
I
NlRCINlA I'AKKER, I 'I' M .
Lam[)>rids (i
Nf.na N. Pemas, 7. T .V .
Wendei. Priestley, II B '
Anoki.iquk L. Provostv, K K 1'
.
Sara M. I'ciw frs, .\ A II
Nina 11. Ri ihmit ....
Canton, Miss.
; Dramatic Club (2) ; Debating Club (2).
J
New Orleans
Art Club (2).
. . Clayton, N. M.
. . Alexandria, La.
BogaUisa, La.
/. . . . nogaiusa, . . . . Columbia, La.
Glee Club (i, 2); Dramatic Club (2).
Marion V. Rice, I! •!• A New Orleans
Y. \V. C. A. (i, 2); Glee Club (i, 2).
Martha M. Robertson, K A 9
Dramatic Club (2).
. . . Henderson, Ky.
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EiHEi. Y. Rollins, AOn Gulfport, Miss.
Glee Club (3) ; Orchestra (2).
ROSEMAKV SamSOT, X U . New Orleans
Elizabeth A. Scales, A II .... f. . .. New Orleans
Class President (2) ; T. U. R. K. (2) ; Glee Club (i, 2) ; Dramatic Club (i).
Louise Scales, A n
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Columbia, Tenn.
Marjory S. Schvvarz, A E * ! New Orleans
Newccmb Basketball] (i), Spalding (i); Tennis (i); International Club (2).
noRis L. SUERM.W, K A 6 . . . .
Josephine V. Spencer, n B <! .
Marie Louise Stauffer, n B *
Regina SiLiN . . . . y. . . .
. Haynesville, La.
San Antonio, Tex.
. . New Orleans
. . Natchez, Miss.
I'rasxes B. Stern, A E i3> 1 New Orleans
Debating Club (i) ; Dramatic Club (i) ; Hullabaloo Staff (i).
Katie D. Tack, H B f • | Tulsa, Okla.
Debating Club (i, 2) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2) ; Art Club (i).
Jane Taylor, K A 9 New Orleans
Glee Club (2) ; Art Club (2).
Julia M. Thomas, B 2 I New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 2).
Margaret Jean Till, iI> il . . . . I Hammond, La.
Dramatic Club (i); Art Cllb (i, 2); Y. W. C. A. (i, 2).
GowDY Venable, X Q
T. U. R. K. (r, 2) ; Basketball (i).
Clarksdale, Miss.
Gladys M. Viosca, B # A .... .1 ! New Orleans
Glee Club (i, 2) ; Dramatic Club (1,2) ; Y. W. C. A. (i, 3) ; Debating (r).
Mary Elizabeih Walker, K A 9
Augusta Walmsley, II B ^ . .
Sophie M. Welsch
Dramatic Club (2) ; Orchestra
Oklahoma City, Okla.
. . . New Orleans
. . . . New Orleans
;3).
Leila S. VVerlein, n B * 1 . . . . Vicksburg, Miss.
Class Vice-President (2) ; House Council (3) ; Debating Council (i, 2) ; Track (i) ;
T. U. R. K. (3) ; Dramatic Club (i, 2).
Betty Wheeler, K K r .'
,: New Orleans
Glee Club (i) ; Art Club (i, 2).
1 t ' GvvENooLY'NN M. Whittaker, X Q . .1 1 . . . . Aberdeen, Miss.
I, ' i' fi
MiLDREB Wild, $ M .!;' i j: . . . . Evergreen, Ala.
Almyra Williamson, A II
Emily K. Wilson . .
. . New Orleans
. Henderson, Ky.
Frances E. Wolf, A E <I> . .^V. ...'.. y^ New Orleans
Dramatic Club (i); Art Club (i); International Club (i); Newcomb Basketball
(i) ; Hockey (r) ; Class Chairman (i) ; Debating Club (2).
Ann C. Woodard, K K r Tulsa, Okla.
Art Club (i) ; House Council (i) ; T. U. R. K. (3) ; Hullabaloo Staff (2).
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I.EOSK Adams, K A 9 New Orlcan;.
KvA \V. Aii.i-N, II li •! New Orleans
. Newpiirl, Tenri.
Ei.izABKTH N. Bakkr, K A 6 | New Orlcaiiv
Iiitrrnatioiuil Club; Art Club; Dramatic Club.
IVlARV I.vniA Banks, * M
Art Club.
Pauline L. Barnwell, A A II .
DoROrHV B.\TSON, <I> JI
Louise Ba.vter, >!> M
Newcomb Basketball.
Art Club.
Jessei.vn R. Benson . .
Marjorie L. Bernstein . . .
MARV R. BlOSS.AT, 'I> JI . 1 .
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Beitv Blakesi.ee, K a 6 . .
Glee Club; Dramatic Club.
Sara E. Booth, B20
Art Club; Glee Club.
Margerelle Bramlette, K K r
Henrieite R. Branan, li i; .
Glee Club.
Makglieriie C. Brenciilev, n B <I'
.'\i)Ei.E M. Brisbi . . . f . . .
Hilda B. Brown, K K r '
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Marv p. Brow n, \ V. . -, . . .
DoROiin I.. Brumby, A OJ
M \K\ n. Hlll, K K r .
Bonnie E. Carrutii, K K ijr
Glee Club.
Marv Louise Chapotel, "J" M
Glee Club; Dramatic Club.
r-AiGENIE CllAVANNE, K K 1"
.
Caroline P. Coates, II li 'I'
Helen Cohen, <I> i) i; . .
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Dorothy R. CmnMn, A O IT
I'OLLN CoKlUN, |[ I! .1' . . .
Sophie M. Cox, li i' O
Marv !iEri\ Craddock, X <>
Draiiiaiic Club.
Gainesville, Ga.
. . Atlanta, Ga.
. Millard, Miss.
Griffin, Ga.
. New Orleans
Gulfport, Miss.
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
New Orleans
Woodville, Miss.
. . Tampa, Fla.
. New Orleans
. . New Orleans
. . Atlanta, Ga.
. Grenada, Miss.
. Franklin, I. a.
. . New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. . New Orleans
Batun RiHiKe, La.
, . Pulaski, Tenn.
. . New Orleans
. . New Orleans
Jackson, Miss.
. New Orleans
I KRESA Crane ^T^.„. Orleans
Mali IE M. Crichton Conroe, Te.\.
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Mary K. Dart, n B $ New Orle
Nancy V. Denning, X n "
. . Gallatin, Tenn.
Glee Club; Dramatic Club.
Ikma M. Dodd, Z T a i New Orleans
Francis C. Drake, B20 T" New Orleans
Dramatic Club.
Nan B. Duvic, A n
5 Glee Club.
ii
Gladys M. Eddins, * M |j I Slidell, La.
New Orleans
Louise T. Eisenstaedt, AE*...] \ Glencoe, 111.
Glee Club; Dramatic Club.
Sara C. Ellis
Mary K. Evans
Pensacola, Fla.
Orchestra.
Louisville, Ky.
Georgia Anne Fagan, BZO New Orleans
Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Art Club.
Sarah H. Parish, X fi „ Greenville, Miss.
Jewel R, Feike, A A II,
.
Florene Z. Feinberg . l
Lily Ferrara . . . .
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Mathilde a. Fitzpatrick
Gloria R. Forst, Z T i
Edith Fuss ell, K A 9 .
Jamie F. Galbraith, X
Lillian C. Galt, K K F
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. . Mexico, D. F.
Thomasville, Ga.
. . New Orleans
. . New Orleans
. . New Orleans
. . New Orleans
. Mexico, D. F.
. . New Orleans
Anne R. Gause :>. New Orleans
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Rita C. Geiger ' " Gretna, La.
Eloise M. Generes
Dramatic Club; Glee Club.
New Orleans
Grace George, n B $ New Orleans
Art Club; Dramatic Club.
Cita Goodell, AOn.! j J New Orleans
Elaine M. Gottschalk, K A 9
Glee Club.
Mary A. Greene .
Margaret L. Grinnell, K A 9
New Orleans
. . . New Orleans
Oklahoma City, Okla.
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Elizabeth Halliuay, Z T A Beaumont, Tex.
Glee Club; Orchestra.
Charlotte M. Hardie, n B €>
Hope Hardy, K K F
New Orleans
Alexandria, La.
Dorothy M. Haydel New Orleans
Elizabeth L. Head Gainesville, Tex.
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Adui.i; H. IlK.vmv, A O 11 New OHcaii!.
Mauii; I-'. lli:iii:ui- Ncu Orleans
nouiiiin lliiiUDS' El Paso, 'I'l-x.
W'lwii; (;. 1 1 iMi'iiii.i., \ S; Greenwodil, Miss.
lii;vKRi.> J. IIkss, K K 1 :1 Kansas City, Mo.
Doris K. Ilii.i., li i; . . b l . . . . Albanv, Tex. II Em.mh: Lou IIirsch . . . ' ' I . . . . Fayette, Miss.
Jam: C. IIociienedri., K K 1' Houma, La.
Art Club.
\i;Rr)A A. IIuDSOS', Z T A
\
(\m.i:[)oma Jackson, IT 15 <I>;
.
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jANi; C. JARMA\, K A e . ?.
Ol.CA H. JOHN'S, Z T A . .,
. . . . New Orleans
. Greenville, Miss.
. Oklahoma City, Okla.
. . . . New Orleans
Glee Club.
lu.KANOR 1. Jones
Janet N. Jones . .
Nancv L. Johnson, A A IT New Orleans
Glee Club; Dramatic Club.
Jani;t M. Johnstone, K A B New Orleans
. Birmingham, Ala.
. . . New Orleans
DoROiHV R. Joseph, <1' M ii . . . New Orleans
Esther Juui.in, <P M . . . j | j . . . . New Orleans
Fi.EUREi IE E. Kahn, A E 4
I
Rayne, La.
Or.iviA 1'. Kammer, X n .j
' New Orleans
Ri'iH Keebee Elgin, Tex.
Jane E. KEi.r.EHER, X n. .'
!j
i; . . . . New Orleans
Margaret Ann Kei.i.v, A II '
. . . . New Orleans
Dramatic Club.
.\EiKEnA K. King, X f> . J. Tylertown, Miss.
Mar|(irii; 1\. Kmnesmuti, K K 1'
j . . . . New Orleans
l')iiRinn\ KoHi,, K A G . ,; New Orleans
DoRoiiiv O. KoRNDOREi ER, <! M New Orleans
Makcaui I Krai ss, A i; 'I' New C)rleans
.Vnna r. I.AIAM, W ^ O , New Orleans
I
t AiiiERiNE l.Ai.i.ANDi:, K A O ..... San Juan, 1'. K.
KvmEKiNE H. l.ANUR, K K T Hirminijham, .Ala.
SniREEV I.Ari ER, A E •!> New Orleans
Glee Club.
Marion L. Levy, AE* New Orleans
f^t>0 i\ r :.:
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Eleanor E. Lipman Columbus, Ga.
Dramatic Club.
Isabel McG. Lipscomb, n B *
SvDN'EY G. Lob, A E *
BkTTV G. LOCKETl, IT B *
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Frances K. Loeb, A E <I> Montgomery, Ala.
Newcomb Basketball.
RosiNE J. Loeb, A E * ,
Dorothy L. Mascaro .
CoRiNNE H. Maunsell, II B <}> .
Claudine a. R. McGovern . .
MARCAREr T. McKenzie, Z T a
Margaret Y. McKoy, K K E . .
Yvonne Meyer, K A .' . . .
Alisl^ H. Moody, K K F
An Club.
Louise H. Moore, <i> M . . .
Jayne S. Morton ....
M.ARiE E. Neff, B * A .j . .
Jerrie M. O'Connor, A IT
Kate-Minor Olivier, K K F
Aileen Orrison, Z T a ,
Olive S. Owens, X Q
Mary E. Peacock, n B <I>
Glee Club.
. . . . DeWitt, Ark.
. . . . New Orleans
. . . . New Orleans
. . . . New Orleans
. . . . New Orleans
St. Simon's Island, Ga.
. . . . New Orleans
. . . . New Orleans
. . New Orleans
. Henderson, Ky.
. . New Orleans
. . Ne^Y Orleans
. . New Orleans
San Antonio, Tex.
. . Tunica, Miss.
Clarksdale, Miss.
Betty J. Pearce, B20 New Orleans
Dramatic Club; Glee Club.
.Maurine H. Potlitzer, a E *
Frances E. Prichard, K A 6 .
Dorothy J. Pugh, $ il
.
St. Joseph, Mo.
. Ripley, Tenn.
. New Orleans
Dramatic Club.
Emily P. Qligley, X n New Orleans
Dramatic Club; Art Club. „
Elaine Rester, X V.
Elaine H. Richardson, n B <J>
Frances W. Ricks, K A 9 . .
Beatrice M. Robineau, .A E <i>
Betsy Ross, K K E . . .
Emetine R. Roth, A A n .
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. Canton, Miss.
. Chicago, 111.
. New Orleans
Thibodaux, La.
Laurette J. Rothschild, A E * Columbus, Ga.
Dramatic Club.
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AsNK J. RvAN, '1' M New Orleans
liiRKKin C. RvAN Clarendon, Tex.
Glee Club
Marian F. Sciioor.i imii, II li '1' .
M \R\ Elizabeth Seagi.k ....
Kaiiiarisk T. SKir.KRs, K K I" . .
Graci-: II. SiMns, H 'I' A
Amv Smith, II n 'V .
Jacqueline Steinberg
Anne F. Stewart ... .1 \ J . . . . Mobile, Ala.
Dramatic Club; Orchestra; Ne\vcnmb String Quartet.
Gni.niE P. Stool, 'I< 1 i; Del Rio, Te.x.
Art Club. I
.'\nEi,E I.. Story, X n . . .| | | . . . . New Orlean?
Dramatic Club; Glee Club. |
.^l.via M. Sullivan ' . . . . New Orleans
Jacqueline Texada, X n Madison, Fla.
Glee Club; Dramatic Club. |
Salome M. Thalheim . , I . . . . Gretna, La.
Beatrice E. Trubeau, A O n New Orleans
Janice F. Trum, .V E * New Orleans
International Club; Glee Club; Dramatic Club.
Claribel Trunzi.er, * M J
: . . . . New Orleans
Chattanonga, Tenii.
. . New Orleans
. . New Orleans
, . . New Orleans
. Clarksdale, Miss.
. . New Orleans
Nina O. t'NnERuii.L . .
M \Rv R. t'pTON, n B *
Betts- a. Van Cleave .
MlRKIILE M. \'ooriiies, X SJ .
Glee Club.
. Houston, Tex.
. New Orleans
. . New Orleans
. New Orleans
Jane Waddle, X f>
Glee Club. i
New Orleans
Glee Club.
MvR'* K. \\'aiker, K a e .l'
! . . . . New Orleans
Glee Club.
Eileen .\. Walsh e, K A 68
Margarette E. \\'i:ii), X !!
Nathalie Wkiner . . . .1
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. Camilla, Ga.
I'l-ARi, J. Weinstein . . 1. . . . New Orleans
> Glee Club; Orchestra.
Mary C. Wells, K K r . '
'! New Orleans
Pramatic Club; International Club.l
Francis J. Westkei.dt . .
^ f.... New Orleans
Art Club.
N'ANCY E. Wheiess, K a f)
I
Shrevepnrt, I.a.
Jane S. Williams, >I> M Bridgeport, Tenn.
I.EE Mel.. WuMAMs, K .\ e .'Mgiers, La.
Matmi R. Wln^, H ! .\ Algiers, La.
Dramatic Club; CAic Club.
Peggy Woodward, K K P Mew Orleans
Marjorie .a. V.\tes. 4" M Greenwood, Miss.
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CLASS OFFICERS
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Senior Class
Thomas P. Foltz President
James M. Butera Vice-President
Frank O. Tomeny Secretary
Eugene F. McCall Treasurer
Jlxior Class
Luther M. Vauchan President
Alfred J. Messina Vice-President
Robert P. Vincent, Jr Secretary-Treasurer
Sophomore Class
Joseph W. Weaver President
Paul H. Parker • Vice-President
Robert L. Knolle Secretary-Treasurer
Freshman Class
WooDROW McD. Lamb President
James A. Roberts, Jr Vice-President
Jack R. Jones . Secretary-Treasurer
Foltz, Vaughan, Weaver, Lamb
P R E S E N T I N G
T I
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CilLCLILC
f7^^'^X^W
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SENIOR CLASS
Dean H. Allen, A K K Tallulah, La.
Football (i)_; Baseball (i, 2,_3LCaptain (3).
Elmer S. Allen, Jr., N 2 N, 2 X
T
Areola, 111.
R.ALPH F. Allen, A Q A, A K K Milton, Fla.
OwJ Club ; Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
Arturo N. Alv.arado <i>,I A . Panama City, R. P.
John W. Ashby, K ^P . . . .
A.B. Degree, Hendrix College; Owl Club.
Benton, Ark.
Archie J. Baker, A K K, S A E
Bernard H. Bayer, <!> A K
Jacksonville, Fla.
Houston, Tex.
Louie E. Bavles . . I Anderson, Ala.
A.B. Degree, Vanderbilt LTniversity.
WooDARD D. Beacham, * X, B 9 II
.J
New Orleans
A.B. Degree, University of Mississippi, '32, B.S. Degree, '33.
Seth McP. Beale
Joseph E. Beasley, A 1
Burlington, N. C.
University of North Carolina.
Steele, Mo.
"T" Club; Tennis (i, i, 3), Manager (3) ; Glendy Burke (i, 2, 3) ; Y. M. C. A.
': (i, 2, 3), Vice-President (3).
James L. Beaver, A 9. A, * X, A X A, * M A . , .
0%vl Club.
I
Frank L. Bigsbv, Jr., <I> X
Fayetteville, Ark.
Kirksville, Mo.
James G. Blaine, Jr., N 2 N Jackson, Miss.
A.B. Degree, Mississippi College; Owl Club; Medical Class Secretary-Treasurer (3).
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SENIOR CLASS
JosKiMi H. Hi.iM, III, N i; N New Ork-aiis
r. II. IlAKDiv Hr.wcu, Jr., N 1 N, i; X Tamp:), I'la.
Class President (2); Qui Cluh,
Will lAM II. HRiUGts, A K K, II K A T
B.S. Degree.
Forest Hill, La.
W'li.i.iA.M B. Blcknkr, .\ K K . . .j . Shelbyville, Teiin.
JAMBALAVA Representative (2). ;
Jnii\- J. BuRni\, Jr., .\ K K, K 2 .
I
Lafavette La.
J. Wirt Burnett, A fi A, ^ X, i) A E
B.S. Degree, rniversity of Arkansas.
Iamfs M. Butfra
De Witt, .\rk.
Houston, Tex.
Medical Class Vice-President (+)
J. Hovi.E Cari.ock, Jr., A fi A, N 2 X <] A H . Ardmore, Okla.
A.B. Degree, Oklahoma University; Oxvl Club; Honor Council (2).
Orlando, Fla.
Greenville. Mi>^.
RussFl.i, B. Carsok, A K K, A X, A !•: A . f
JnsFpii J. Cioi.iNO ... 1.
'.
Medical Class Secretary-Treasurer (i), President (3).
I
Stam.ev Cohen, A <> A, <I> A !
S\.\u El. II. CoiMN, Jr., 'I' X, 11 K A
C. Hrii;man Crai-i, N r X, >; A K, 'I" 'I^
New Orle
Ne\N Orleans
Mobile. Ala.
H.S. Degree, Tulanc, '32; .Xrts and Sciences Class President (i, 3), \'ice-President
(2); Honor Council (i, 2, 3); Medical Student Bih1> Treasurer (h).
<.;i Ri.E\ .\. Creel, O K M' Crossville, Ala.
A.B. Degree, Iniversity of Alabama.
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SENIOR CLASS
Ottis B. Crockhr Bruce, Mis
Edwin A. Crovvell, Jr., A f2 A, K A . .' f . . Franklin La
Sebron C. Dale, N 2 n3
Owl., Club.
Prentiss, Miss.
John S. Desporte, A fi A, N 2 N, 2 X, B M New Orleans
B.S. Degree, Tulane, '32; White Elephants; Class Secretary-Treasurer (2).
Sol Dombeck, >1> A K
Verner J. Donnelly, N S N . . . .
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Otho K. DuBoise, * X ,.
Eugene G. Durel
Owl Club.
Houston, Tex.
Lockhart, Tex.
New Orleans
B.S. Degree.
NoLLiE C. Felts, N 2 N, 2 X, K A <I>, A K Hatfiesburo, Miss.
Class Secretary (i), President (2); Football (i, 2, 3); Basketball (i, 2); Track
(i, 2).
Thomas P. Foltz, N 2 N, * 4 9 Fort Smith, Ark.
Medical Class President (4) ; Owl Club; Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
Ross E. Fowler, K ^I', n K A
B.S. Degree, University of Arkansas.
William S. Francis, Jr. .
Harrison, Ark.
Marion, Va.
A.B. Degree, University of Alabama.
Madison A. Furrii, * X .
Otis F. Gay, * P 2
Elysian Fields, Tex.
Washington, D. C.
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Hi:\J.\MlN- R. (;i:\l)i;i., A <> A, !> ^ K, '! I! K, I! .\r
b.S. Degree, riilanc.
IJronx, N. Y.
C'l.AUKi; II. (in.i.Ksi'\ , <l' X, K i: .... 1 Birmingham, Ala.
A.K. Oi'grcc, Univt'isity nl .'Malmmn, '28.
JosiM'H II. Goi.iiniiRGKK . \ !..... Biloxl, Miss.
A.B. D ;gree, George Wasliingtrm University.
r.\i:r. R. CiooGK, O K M', K i; ;, . . . Bonneville, Miss.
A.B. Degree, University of Mississippi; Oul Club.
Jiiir\ n. CHiuniMKK, i: A E Lake Charles, La.
Rice Institute.
Fakiu"it (/. C.K.wm.AM, In., 'I> X, A K H .
' West Point, Miss.
B.S. Degree, University of Mississippi.
1k\iv M. (iHAssorkkn, <I' A Kr
al Pan-Hellenic Council.
Raleigh, N. C.
lliMi'Miifi II. Il\i!n\, Jr , A i; .\, K .\
V.m\ ,\Ri) .\. II 1:1 iMK, <l> P i;
Jons A. IliiNnRicK, Jr., \V. A, '! X, K A
Centenary College; Medic il Class Presiddril (i); Medical Honor Council (i, 4);
Owl Club.
Lecoinpte, La.
Now Orleans
Shreveport, La.
.lnii\ S. lllRRiNC, .\ \\ K, i: II, -I- 'I' Oak Grove, La.
I
Jl'i.i.w v. lldW 1:1.1,, N i; N '!> A
I Oul Cluli.
Marion, Ala.
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JnsKPli lIi'DKS, '!• A K Brooklyn, N. V.
A.B. Degree, "rulane; llnnnr Council (+).
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I \\\ri:nci-: B. Hidson. i.' 'I' E
Pag,- 7s
Hattiesburg, Miss.
£\d^£\£\£\£\
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SENIOR CLASS
Morris Kaplan, saE Bryan, Tex.
B.S. Degree, Tulane; Honor Council.
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Roi.A\-n G. Keetox, X i X, 4> A 9 Missoula, Mont.
Thom.w E. Kelly, * P S J
Dallas, Tex.
Class President (2).
Robert C. Kemp, Jr., X 2 X, K A \ . . . Baton Rouge, La.
B.S. Degree; Honor Council (3).
Joseph D. Lakdrv, A K K, IT K A j Ne-\v Orleans
)
Georgiaxa J. vo.v Langermann, a E I I New Orleans
, Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
John- H. Lary, n K A, * B n
University of Alabama.
Carl E. Lewis, 'i' X, K S
JoHX A. Lewis, Jr., <i> X, K 2 .
B.S. Degree, Tulane.
William C. Littell, * X, 2 A E
Football (t)
Frank R. Lock, X 2 X, 2 A E . . .
A.B. Degree, Cornell, '31.
Arthur D. Long, Jr., X 2 X, 2 X . .
Huntsville, Ala.
Rowlands, Miss.
New Orleans
Opelousas, La.
J Randolph N. Long, * X, * A 6 . . .
Medical Class President (i) ; Owl Club.
Hot Springs, .\rk.
El Paso, Tex.
Selma, Ala.
Bruno F. Mancuso Newark, N. J.
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I1ii;m 1. Mamiki.I) El Dorado. Ark.
A.B,. Degree, lltiulrix College.
Tuni-NK F. McCm.i., '! X, r N . . . . 1' Monlicxllu, Fl;i.
Owl Club; Medical Class Treasurer ( 4. )
\\'ai.h;k O. McCammok, A' V Z . .
Medical Student Body, Vice-President (4).
Lebanon, Ky.
MlRAM A. McCONNELI., 't X, A X A
Owl Club.
Favetteville, Ark.
Co\N' L. MiLBLiRN, Jr., 'I> X, 9 X San Antonio, Tex.
W. DoBBS MiNoi, <1> X, K A
A.B. Degree.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
JosEPir N. MncHELL, 2 <I>"E Dallas, Tex
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Chari.ks R. Moore, * X, IT K A ClantoEi, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
OsME P. MVERS, X Z X s Collinsville, Miss.
Thomas C. Naugle, <I> X, A K F . . West Point. M
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SiiARi' N. Nicholas . . ;, , Shrevcport, I.
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I'liu II' C. Paoci I I, .\ X A
V /
Forest Citv, \. C.
FiioMAS J. Paink, Jr., (i K -I', II K ]• . .1 Dora, Al
Joii\ \V. Penokr, B K ^' Kosciusko, Mis
B.S. Degree, University of Mississippi, '33.
i'age JS
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SENIOR CLASS
Edward B. Pms, A K K, n K A Birmingham, Ala.
A.B. Degree, University of Alabama.
Zachari- J. Romeo, 'I> A E, 2 .V JI . . J New Orleans
. Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
T
Owen Rovce, Jr., <i> X, A T o
Karl S. Seale, 6 K ^I', 2 * K, li -M
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
Indianola, Miss.
Meridian, Miss.
E. Allen Sherrill, Jr.
Eugene D. Simmons, 2 N
Clifton Skinner, Jr., A fi A, <I> X, <I> B K
Davrel D. Smith, 9 K ^I'
Houston, Tex.
Jacksonville, Fla.
Selma, Ala.
Ogden, Utah
Edwin P. Solomon, Jr., Z B T . . . 1 Birmingham, Ala.
A.B. Degree, University of Alabama.
T. L. L. SONIAT, A K K n K *
Medical Honor Council (2).
New Orleans
Seals S. Speer, 2 * E' Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Warren C. Stephens, Jr., 6 K ^I' . .
' ' Keener, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Spring Hill College, '31; Square and Compass.
John R. Stewart, 4> X, A T Q . . .1 Minden, La.
Luther L. Terry, A K K, II K A . . '
' Red Level, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Birmingham-Southern; Owl Club.
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John D. Thames, 9 K 'P, A K IK.,^ .| _^,^- Hammond, La.
Football (i). Scrub (2) :. j^arsity Baseball (4); "T" Club.
Francis D. Threadgill, N 2 N EI Dorado, Ark.
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I'k.wiv O. Tumi s\ , 'I' 1' i;
Medical Clnss Secretary (4).
New Orleans
W'li.roN E. Tixnv 1:1.1., .\ K IC
''. Pensacola, Fla.
University (if Florida.
T i
John' K. Tiirrkrvii.i.i:, A K K, - N
J.S. Degree, Howard College.
Joseph A. Vki.i.a
Medical Honor Council.
NoLEv H. Vinson, O K ^1'
Ben.i.xmik C. \V.\i.i..\ci:, Jr., 9 K M'
Fr.ask Weitz, <1' Ji E .
j.vMEs \v. \^'El.cll, .\ K K, n K A
Century, Fla.
New Orleans
Guntersville, Ala.
Coolidge, Tex.
Atlanta, Ga.
Long Leaf, La.
r. Roy Williams, <1> \. :2 \. (• A K . Montgomery, .'\la.
Medical Student liody President; Medical Pan-Hellenic Council; Owl Cluli.
Howard B. Wimiams, !> 1' i; . West Greene, Ala.
Medical Class Vice-President (3)
NoRMW I'. \\'iM.i.\Ms, .\ k' K " " Seville, Fl
CiiARi IS H. Wii.SDN, •]• A e Birmingham. Ala.
A.B. Degree, rniveisity of .Mabnma.
V !
Creicmio-. Wrew . . . \ I
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. . . . Garner, \. C.
/Vk/W^
IliKosiii Yasliia
AlpIIONSE \l. ZlEMAN, 9 K 'i'
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Mobile, Ala
SckooL of .jyiedlclne
JUNIOR CLASS
George S. Allex, A K K Emory, Tex.
B.S. Degree.
Henry E. Askix, * X, II K * . . . ." . . . .
.'"~~:
. . Alexander City, Ala.
A.B. Degree, University of Alabama.
WiLHELMiNA C. Bacher, A E I, B <J> A .1 New Orleans
Benedict Weinstein, * A K [ „—. . . . Brooklyn, N. Y.
T Leo W. Benson, e K *, S * E . . .
.f \ . . . Port Arthur, Tex.
B.S. Degree, Tulane.
Lawrence W. Burt, N 2 X, A T A . . I . . .
ii Thirteen Club.
New Orleans
^^'n.LIA.VI H. Byrne, X2N j.... Nashville, Tenn.
' Owl Club.
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Samuel C. Collins, 4> X, n K .\ \ Houma, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane.
Jack A. Critienden, <I) x, 2 N . . . | ! Hartselle, Ala.
Murray A. Diamond, I' .\. K . . . . '! * Flushing, L. I.
B.S. Degree, Tulane; College of City of New York, Columbia University; Medical
Student Body Treasurer (4).
Vincente DTncian.vi
Charles J. Don.ald, Jr., K -I', 2 * E
J. Brown Farrior, K A
. New Orleans
Fairfield, Ala.
. Tampa, Fla.
I
Ralph Friedman, <I>AE, ZBT Oxford, Miss.
University of Mississippi; Band (3).
James R. Godfrey, e K * | j . . . . Dunkirk, N. Y.
Juan C. Gonzalez, Jr., * I .\ . Rio Grande City, Tex.
Class Historian.
Saturnino M. Gonzalez, <I>IA. . .J
Jambalaya Representative (3'
Eric E. Guilbeau, Jr., * X, 2 X
J. \'ardamax Gwin, 9 K * . .
Thomas J. Healv . .
H. Him EL Henry .
Hullabaloo Staff (5).
Edwin J. Herpich, e K ^, A 2 *
James H. Hollimon, 9 K 'I' . . .
Paul M. Huddleston, .A K K
Ch.\rles R. Hume, X 2 X, B 9 n
Clifton, Ariz.
Carencro, La.
New Orleans
. New Orleans
. Mvmel, La.
. . . New Orleans
. . . Houston, Tex.
Huntington, W. Va.
New Orleans
Thom.m M. Irwin, X 2 X . . . ^ .
"'
.
"~ Jacksonville, Fla.
William L. Jennings, X 2 X Jennings, Fla.
Carrol A. Johnson, Jr., X 2 X Wilson, Okla.
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ri,\Kt'i-: S. Jdiissos Ncu- Orleans
llAKdlU 1'. KiMM \ IllllWlllllll, T. II,
AuiiiiK \. l.iAws, JK., \ 1 \, l: ;i II
I'M I. I.. M.\i(Ks, 'I' ^ lO, i; A .M , . .
Nfw Orleans
New (Jrlcans
Kkwaki) 1)1- S. Mattiikwj, N 1' N, K A, .|. I! K, () ^ K, <! 'I', li JI . . Ni-w OrU-aTis
U.S. Di'Krce, TulaiH- '33; Class President (i); While- I'lephants; Spectators Cliili;
Owl Club.
WiiMA.M C. McCi Kl)^, Jr.,: .\' - N, 'I' A t)
W \i,ri:R 15. Mi;\i:k, .\ ri N .
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•]'. Ni-sniTT, II l< A
Ihcpi E. Pausos'S, N' i; .\, ^ A
I.KOS I'llll.l.ll'S
I'.DWAKi) H. RoiiiNSOS', Jr., J<I i; N
Owl C ub.
John C. Russr:i,, Jr., X i: f , <I' A 9 . .
Medical Student Body Secretary (i
KiciiARi) E. Ski.srr, e K >l', A ::i >1', <l> K <I>, II >I> K .
Mi;i.vi\ n. Sii;im:r, >! A H, Z li T
Medical (Jllass Vice-President (2) ; Band (2, 3).
]. Jones Stewart, - N .
\<n\ J. Sr. Martin, <I> X
. . . Purcell, Okla.
. . . Hondo, Tex.
. Birmingham, .'\la.
. . . Tampa, Fla.
. New Orleans
. Talladega, Ala.
. Cleveland, Miss.
. Baton Rouge, La.
. Neiv Orleans
Nauci.i; K. Tiiom.\s, A K K, i: <1> K .
I
B. S. Degree.
Gus W. TnoMASsoN, Jr., 'I> P ^;
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
W'uiiAM S. TiKRs, Jr., (» K M', A i: '1'
.
1 NOMAS B. I'OOKE, JR, <1> X, K .V .
B.f. Degree, Tulajie; Owl Club.
Will 1 AM I.. \'\ I.KR, |K. .
A.B.
(lAI!Kli:i. \'aM)A.\IA .
CJeorce a. \'arin() .
Degree, I'niver ity 111 Kentuck
jlvMElAl.ANA Representative (2).
. . Mobile, Ala.
. . Ilrninui, La.
. Tucson, Ariz.
. . Dallas, Tex.
. Jefferson, Tex.
. . Belcher, La.
Owenshnr.i, Ky.
LliiiEK M. Naiiiiian, a K K, .\ T !.', L' I! JI
Medical: Class President (2, 3); Owl Club.
i, X i;jx, I! .M . . .
. U.S. Degree
NoRKlN W. N'dllKIIIE
Will. 1AM S. Warrin, a K
John C. Weed, X i: X, A T U, -l' TN*^
B.S. Degree, Tiilane '33; Boxing (3, 4., 5)
Havana, Cuba
. Monroe, La.
. Clinton, Ky.
. New Orleans
I'ulane.
Honor O iincil.
Center, Tex.
'. O A K, .!• .b, (» .\ .|.
. Ne>v Orleans
Japtain (=,) ; Lhirteen Club; Owl Club.
KlCIIAKll W. \lNCs.EN.T.,, .1\ iKv ,Kv c 1 I T Sulphur, La.
b.S. Degree, Southwe.stern Louisiana Institute; Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
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UNDERGRADUATES
Charles E. Anderson, Jr., '37, N 2 N, K 2 Charleston, Miss.
John M. Anderson, '38, II K <I> . , .„, Laurel, Miss.
Kafael T. Armstrong, '37, <I> I A . . t. "^^ . . Ponce, P. R.
Laurie J. Arnold, Jr., '37, N 2 N, S AT5 Lake City, Fla.
Medical Student Body Secretary-Treasurer (2) ;
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council (2).
Irving Baer, '3S, ^ A K | ji . . . . Bayonne, N. J.
Hardee Bethea, '38, N 2 N, A K E New Orleans
Jambalaya Staff (2, 3) ; Glendy Burke (i).
James R. Blair, '38, 9 K ^I' . , . . s 1 . . . San Angelo, Tex.
Paul S. Body, '38, A K K, A T A . . .j J . . . . Galveston, Tex.
Lemann H. Bounds, '37, 9 K ^', S <I' E ..'!
B.S. Degree, Tulaine '34; Band (i, 2)
Harry L. Brisk, '38, A,K K
William J. Brown, '37, K ^ . .
Sumner W. Brown, '37, K \[' . . .
Jack D. Brownfield, '37, * X, 2 A E
John P. Buckley, '38, A K K, B M .
Irvin Cahen, '37, * A E, 2 A JI, B M .l| . . .
'i Band (2, 4).
Robert J. Cardwell, '37, 6 K ^I' . .
Ernest N. Carmouche, '38, A K K
GUILLERMO M. CARRERA, '37, * I A
Cheney C. Joseph, '38, I . . . .
Holmes Cook, '38, n Ivf A . . . .
IkwiN T. Craig, '37, N .2 N, 2 N .
Universitv of Kansas.
. . Meridian, Miss.
Atlantic City, N. J.
. . . New Orleans
. . Donalds, S. C.
, . Fort Smitli, Ark.
. . . New Orleans
. New Orleans
Lenoir City, Tenn.
. . . Crowley, La.
. Rio Piedras, P. R.
. White Castle, La.
Philadelphia, Miss.
. . . Joplin, Mo.
Robert C. Day, '37, A K K . . . .
J. Douglas Dickson, '38, <I> X, «I' K >I'
Henry C. Dorris, '38, K ^ . . .
Joseph W. Douglas, 'sS^, <I' X, <! A 9
Boxi ig (i).
Robert A. J. Einstein, I37 . - •
II. Tristram Engelhardt, '37, <I> P 2
Irving M. Essrig, '38, T E P, A E .
. New Orleans
Amarillo, Tex.
. Jackson, Miss.
. Bre-wton, Ala.
Stuttgart, Germany
Houston, Tex.
Tampa, Fla.
Joseph C. Evans, '38, A K K, 2 <!> E .=Aa Petrolia, Pa.
Band (i, 2, 3, 4), Manager (3) ; Varsity Boxing.
Emanuel Feldman, '38, * A K Bayonne, N. J.
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\\'ll,rKi:i) I'lSKKl.STKlN, '3S, '1> A K
Wii.i.iAM 1.. Fins, III, 'jS, i: X
While l'lf|ilianl> ; Ac;i(lrmir Pan-Ilclli-nic Council (2, 3).
New Orleans
Atlanta, Ga.
W'liiiAM l". I'RAsrz, '37, '1' 1' i: New Orleans
Amos P. CIakvi-r, '38, 'I' X Parat;i)iil(l, Ark.
Wii.i.iAM K. (iAt iiiiiK, '37, (I K <]' New Orleans
B.S. Oe^ree, Tul.irir; II iilliiliiiino Representative.
Thomas V. CJi.Ansrv, '37
Tom a. Glass, Jr., '37, <I> X, K i;
Frank S. Gi,ovi:r, III, '38, A K K
lii.RNARi) A. Goldman, '38, '!> A K, K N
Pan-Hellenic Council.
Raton RnuRC, La.
. . MInclen, La.
. Houston, Tex.
. Bogalusa, La.
N.MitAX Goldstein, '37, •!> A K New Orleans
B.S. Degree, Tulane '34.
Sanders A. Goodman, '38, 4' A E, :: A M Greenville, Miss.
Band (I, 2) ; Glee Club (2).
Duncan G. Grailxm, '37, O K ^F, A T A . . Sioux City, Li.
Band.
Sam H. ILmcler, Jr., '37, * P Austin, Tex.
Manah R. Halrouty,
'37I I
1 . . . Beaumont. Tex.
Dormitory Cluli (i, 2), President (2) ; Y. M. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4);
Triangle Club.
Louis F. IIa.milion, '38, A K K Galveston, Tex.
Honor Council.
V.wwr. P. Harris, '37, X :: X, -F A O Chicago, III.
Carl \\. Harwell, Jr., '38, X i; X, 'F A G . . . Osceola, Ark.
W'RK.iiT Hawkins, '37, <F X, i) A F: . . Fort Smith, .\rk.
I1iliar\ II. Henderson, Jr., '38, 'F X, i; X Greenville, Ala.
RoRERT N. Hesser, '37, .\ IC K Knnis, Tex.
Allreo \-. K. llEw, '37 Paia, NLiui, r. IL
Mekrei.l O. Hines, '37, K ^F JackM.n, Miss.
B.S. Degree, Millsaps College.
RKii\Rn (;. lloLO.MRE, '37, .\ 1 \, K A, 1; \I Lake Charles, La.
James C. S. Hong, '37 Wahiau.i. O.ihu. F. II.
I'niLLii. W. Horn, '38, .\ K K, A X -, K K vF, A II \1 Ardm.ue, Okla.
John D. Jerareck, '38, N 2 X, V A K ':
. . . . Houston, Tex.
Trols K. Johnson, '37, K >V Poftock, La.
Jack R. Jones, '38, -F X, i: X ,}.„„„ K„„g^._ l_.,
Medical Class Serrctary-Treasurer (i).
Warren C. Jones, '38, .) K ^F Magnolia. Miss.
Wm L,AM T. Jonks, '37, A K K Shreveport, La.
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UNDERGRADUATES
Wallack S. Kawaoka, '37 Eleele, Kauai, T. H.
Joseph Kleinfeldt, '38, 'I> yV K New Oilcans
B.S. Degree; Chess iiiid Checkeis Club (i, 2, 3, 4).
I
Roger S. Knapp, '37 A K K, K A . . | ^'^^^^ Lubbuck, Tex.
A.B. Degree' Texas Tech.
Robert L. Knom.e, '37, <I' X Seguiu, Tex.
Medical Class Secrietary-Treasurer (3).
Elmer E. W. Kramer, '38, <I> P 2
B.S. Degree.
1'aul H. Kurzweg, Jr., ,137
B.S. Degree.
J. Weldon Lamb, '38, N 12 N, 2 X
'1'homas H. Lambert, '37, <I> X, K S .
Edward L. Levert, '37, A K K, B 9 11
Louis K. Lew, Jr., '37, <I> A E . . . .
. . . ParagoukI, y\rk.
. Charleston, Miss.
. Thibodaux, La.
. . . . Canton, Miss.
Bertha M. Lew, '38, i; A T, A .\ A Oklahoma City, Okla.
Louisiana State University. 1
.1 . . . . Hammond, La.
tptive (i) ; Y. IS^. C. A. Cabinet (i).
New Orleans
Morgan City, La.
Collins P. Lipscomb, '38,, K ^T' .
Medical Class JambXlava Represent
GvwNNE LL Little, '37, jj6 K ^I' . . .
Walter S. L. Loo, '37 • J
Robert C. Lynch, '38, Nj;2; N, Ben.
Alexander M. Manson, .'37, N - N, 2
Jacques A. Macne, '38, <B P 2 . . . .
E .
Emile Mal'irv, Jr., '37, A K K, K 2 . . . .
Glee jClub.
Ramhond F. Mayer, '38
Cei-erino a. Mendez, '3I
Marshall L. Michel, Jk!, '37, N 2 N, M e H
Richard E. C. Miller, '38, N 2 N, A K
Raul M. Montemayor, '37, <1= I A . .
William H. Moorhead, jisS, N 2 N
E . .
B.S. Degree.
Leslie K. Mundt, '37, <1> lA E, Z 1! T
B.S. Degree.
John A. Murfee, '38, * X, K 2
Howard A. Nelson, '37, Isf 2 N, A St'
. . Cornelia, Ga.
. . Hilo, T. H.
. . New Orleans
Jacksonville, Fla.
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. Pomaria, S. C.
Cienfuegos, Cuba
. Biloxi, Miss.
. Alexandria, La.
. Eagle Pass, Tex.
. Goldville, S. C.
Helena, Ark.
Becker, Miss.
Tunica, Miss.
A.B. Degree, llniversity of Mississippi; Honrtr Council (2).
Ransom A. Nockton, jR.jj '38, * X, * A
Luis R. Oms, '37, 'I' I A
sidcnt (i).
Crowley, La.
. Ponce, P. R.
Paul H. Parker, '37, 9 K ^P / Bonita, Miss.
Medical Class V'jcc-Pres
James L. Pickens, '37, <I> X, K 2 ... i: ....'.... . Bentonville, Ark.
B.S. Degr-se, UniVifrsity of Arkansas.
Madison R. Pope, '37, N 2 N . . . |. Talladega, Ala.
Oran V. Prejean, '37, A K K, K 2 Scott, La.
B.S. Degree, Southwestern Louisiana Institute.
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UNDERGRADUATES
WiMiAM W. I'r(.ii, Jn., 'iS, 'I' X, A X A Nnpnlconvilli-, l.:i.
lliKMW ('. Ui'ANTZ, '37, <l' X, K A . Rnck Hill, S. ('.
WiiiiANT S. RwiiMi, Jr.. '57, 'I' X, II l< A M;iii(in. Al:i.
A.I!. Dc^rri-e, lniMi>il\ "\ .AI;ih;iiiKi ; Mcclifal Cl;l^^ l'ru>idi.-iit (1).
1. im MW l\i ivf:s, '37, \ K K, A X A .
joMi'ii I', Kniv, JK., '38^^^: N . . .
Ii.hi I (issij l\i\ i:i( A, '37, '!> l A T
B.S. D gree.
. Feriiday, I.:i.
. Eiidora, Ark.
l,\Mi;s .A. KoiiKKis, |i(, '3S, O K ^1'
Mc-dicnl Class Viup-Prcsiilciit (i)
Ci.iiMs II. KiJiMXSON, '37 . I
San CKTinan, I'. R.
. lliiustim, 'I'l'.s.
.\|)K1\S M. ROIIKICUEZ, '37, <I> I A . . .
Pnii-llelleiiic Council
JciSKi'ii II. SAiNnr.RS, '37
ClARINCK I. Slll'l.l, '3S, A K K . . .
.Ai,iRi:no CI. Sii.\\, '37, >! I .\ . . . .
W'Ai.iKK II. SiM.NKiNS, Jr., ,'37, N 22 N, i: I E
James T. Smiiii, '3S . . 1
JdSi-i'ir Sr.A.vi.vi, '37, <!> \ idl
Ci.KNN- Q. SiRi-KT, Jr., '38, A K K, K IS .
jiiiiN- c. SuAREs, '37, <!' p 2, :: rr . . . .
I.di IS J. Sii'Pi.K, '38, A K K, i: A !•: . .
I>(ii(:i..\s R. S\\ini.A\i), '37, K M' . .
I, A. 15. DcKri-e, Rice Institute.
Jci: n. T.M.nni, '38, <l> X
I IIEODORE L. TAWEUII.I., '
I. EON J. 'r.MiUEMlAUS, '37,
. Hailucali, Tex.
Mexico city, Mex.
. . Lexington, Ky.
. El Campo, Tex.
. Managua, Nic.
. Pine Bluff, Ark.
. . . Paris, Ark.
. Gadsden, Ala.
. Graham, Tex.
. New Orleans
. Hayou Goula, La.
. . Houston, Tex.
IIuUahal\o Staff.
[7, .\ K K .
* A Iv . . .
A.B. Degree, Riic Institute '33.
Stamps, .Ark.
\\ 11.1,1 AM I'. I'llllM.XS, JK., '37, <!• X, - .\
. . . . I'rania, La.
College Station, Tex.
Kem; a. Torrado, '38, 'I- \ \
T. V. R. K. (2, 3) |\'arsity Tr.ack [(2) ; Pan-IIellei
I International Relations Club.
Ir,\sk M. I'owssENn, '38,10 K M'
netju.en, .Ark.
Honor C nuncil
Gmiciiis M. \'ii I |.:k, '37
ir.v-.k m. w'.M.i.is, '38, ! r i; .
Se\.\I(I1 U II. W \,^SI KMAN, ';S, '1' .\ K . . t
A'edado, Havana, Cuba
ic Council (2, 3) ;
Lake Wales, l-"la.
. Xiw Orleans
Los .\ngelcs, Calif.
. Bnmklvn, N'. A .
JosKi'ii W. \\i w iR, '37, .V K K 'I
. .St. Petersburg, Fla.
Medical Class President (2).
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N.vni,\N \\'i;m., Jr., '37, <l> A li | J- • .lacksonville, Pla.
U. Bt;R\ARn WiissTEiN, '37, 'P A K .^ New Orleans
Spectators Clidi (3, 4, >); Praniatiejjiiild (3, 4); Cdeiuly Burke t3, 4).
I'.nwiN II. \\Esr, '37, K M', :; •!' !; Meridian, Miss.
Ki Rtii \ N. Wkxi.er, '37, .V 1; 1, >I' i: i: New Orleans
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COLLEGE OF LAW
Senior Class
Kalford K. Miazza President
Robert E. Friedman Vice-President
Alwine L. Mulhearn Secretary-Treasurer
Junior Class
Raymond H. Kierr President
Octavia E. Averhoff Vice-President
Fontaine Martin, Jr Secretary-Treasurer
Freshiman Class
George D. Tessier President
Frederick I. Dvmond Vice-President
Louis A. Mahoney Secretary-Treasurer
Miazza, Kierr, Tessier
PRESENTING
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SENIOR CLASS
U'li.BUR L. Allain, n K A, * A *
£laSS«Jiwee-President (3)
Patterson, La.
Gilbert Bernstein I New Orleans
Moot Court Board of Advisors (2, 3).
John P. Everett, S N,
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Pan-Hellenic Conncil (3).
Farmerville, La.
J. H. Randolph Feltus, * A 9, O A K, A A A, 6 N, <f A * . . . . New Orleans
Arts and Sciences Presitfent (3) ; Laiv Glass President (5) ; Jambalaya Editor-in-
Cliief (5, 6), Associate Editor 14).
GiRARD J. Fernandez, 2 <I' E, <I> A * New Orleans
Robert E. Friedman, Z S T, * B K . ." New Orleans
A.B. Degree, Tnlane; T. TJ. R. K. (5) ; CJass Stcretary-Treasurer (4), Vice-President
(5) ; Law Rci'.cw Board of E litors (4, 5), Eq itor-in-Chief (5).
Bennie M. Goodman ! , New Orleans
A.B. Degree, Tnlane, '33; Moot Court; Lww Rcvieiv.
Simon Herold, Z B T Shreveport, La.
A.B. Degree, Tulane, '33; Moot Court Board of Advisors Secretary (5); Student
Body Secretary; Varsity Track (3, 4, 5); Pan-Hellenic Council (4, 5, 6), Treasurer
(6) ; "T" Club; T. Li. R. K.-l
Alwvn J. Justrabo, 2 <]' E •: New Orleans
Boxing (3, 4, 5), Southeastern Conference Champion (3), Captain (5).
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Nolan Kammer, A T fi, A K, K A <I>, * A *, * *, 9 i New Orleans
A.B. Degree, Tulane; Dramatic Guild (is, 3, 4, 5, 6), Business Manager (4), Presi-dent
(5) ; Glendy Burke (i, 2, 3, 4) ; YjiM. C. A. Cabinet (4, 5, 6), Vice-President
(5) ; Scrub Football (2, 3, 4) ; Director Campus Night {4) ; Law Review Editorial
Board (5).
Henry C. Keith, Jr., * K Sj^ . . .i . . . ^. New Orleans
James H. Kepper, Jr., <I' B K
A.B. Degree, Tulane, '33; Law Review.
Ne\v Orleans
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S.AM A. I.I. IJi.Wf, JK., 1 .\, 'I' A '! . Napiik'diivilk-, l.a.
I.aw Class I'lLsiilcnt (2); Moot Cuiiil Huaril.
Km.kikii K. Mi.\//,\, i: \, <l> A <!, >1> !> New Orleans
A. 15. PiKici', Iiilain-; Paii-Helleiiic Council; Law ClaiiS^jPresident (3) ; Cooke-
Johiisnn Sclinlarship ; Cnniparativc Law Editor (W Law Review.
AHMM- L. Mui.IIKARN .
Law Class Secretary-
. Monroe, La.
Treasurer (6) ; Law Rri'icu: Editorial Hoard (5, 6).
lii:rioR Ri:icii.\nn-Z.\MOR.'\
Mii.iiKi:n B. Riskm.w
A.B. Degree, Michigan, '32.
Aguadilla, P. R.
Opelousas, La.
A.B. Degree, Washington University.
Akm.\mi \V. R()(i.s, JK., /, H T Shrevcport, La.
l'.i)W.\Ri) II. SuiTHR, 1! H \\. <l> <l>, O A K i New Orleans
Class President (i); Varsilv Tennis (2, 3, 4); Campus Niglu Chairman (5);
j Y. M. C. A.;:T. V. R. K.
|iAsir.\ P. T.wsEV . . .
.\.H. Degree, Newcomb Cfilege, '33; Laii
Hoard of .Advisors (2, 3) ;
Rcvieiu Businf is Manager; Moot Court
Senior Moot C(furt Competition George Debating Prize;
Newcomb \'arsity Debating.
New Orleans
I AMi-S A. \A\ MooK, K .\P,
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Secre ary.
.M \Kn l.(u isi: Wii.co.v, Xli' A ^ :; .
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.\.U. I5egree, Newcomb; \ Law Student iJody Vice-Pres,
l.ditorial Board (5, ft); Cbrpus Juris Awjrd ( + ) ; Jamb;
Newcomb Campus Niglu Cliairniaii (3)
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (z)\ Iraidc (2)
Newcomb Pan-Helleinc Council
. . . . Shreveport, La.
resident; Student Council
New Orlei
dent (5) ; Lav: Revifv.'
I.AVA Representative (4) ;
5 lliiltahalnn lulitiuial Staff (2, 3, 4);
; Newcomb Tennis Championship (3) ;
5) ; Mandrtlin-Cuitar Club (2).
MoKKis \\'k[i:im, 'I' r. K Eunice, La.
.\.li. lligric, I'ulanc, '33; laxi- Ri^'ir^i- Hook Review Editor.
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UNDERGRADUATES
Harold J. Aronson, '36, K N
A.B. Degree, Tulani
New Orleans
OcTAvio AvERHOFF, '36 I Havana, Cuba
GusTAVE B. Baldwin, Jr., '37, A K E i '^
JAMBALAYA Business Staff (i).
. New Orleans
Charles C. Bass, Jr., '37, K A, $ <!? New Orleans
Hullabaloo Editorial Staff (i). Associate Editor (2); T. U. R. K. (2).
Barnett Blitz, '37, K N 5 5 New Orleans
Varsitv Basketball; "T" Club; Pan-Hellenic Council.
T. Hale Boggs, '37, BGII ! New Orleans
!
Hullabaloo Staff (2, 3, 4), News Editor(2), Associate Editor (3), Editor-in-Chief
(4) ; Winner Theta Nu Cup (2) ; Winner Carnot Debate (i) ; Student Constitution
Committee (3) ; Debating (i, 2, 3) ; Y. M. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4) ; T. U. R. K. (3, 4) ;
Pan-Hellenic Council; Oratorical and Debating Council (4) ; Dramatic Guild (i) ;
. Glee Club (i).
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John W. Bosworth, '36, X B <I), X AJj \. . . Mill Creek, V,'. Va.
M.A. Degree, West Virginia University, '32; A.B. Degree, Davis and Elkins College,
'29; Cours de Presence, University of Paris, '33.
Lambert T. Bovd, Jr., 37, n K <5> . . 'J
Backetball (i) ; Track (i, 2)
John Bruno, Jr., '37, S n, * $
Football (i, 3, 4).
J. Taylor Caffery, '37, A K E, A A A , New Orleans
Track (2) ; Cross Country (i, 4).
Waveland, Miss.
New Orleans
Murray F. Cleveland, '36, A K E, * B K, K A *, A K, * <I>, AAA. New Orleans
A.B. Degree, Tulane, '34; Arts and Sciences Class President (3), Freshman Law
Class (4); Glendv Burke (i, 2): Basketball (i, 2, 3, 4), Co-Captain (3); Track
(i, 2, 3, 4), Co-Captain (4); Pan-Hellenic Council (3, 4); T. U. R. K.; La<w
Re-view; "T" Club President; Thirteen Club.
James M. Colomb, Jr., '36 ' New Orleans
A.B. Degree, Tulane, '34; Law R.'vic'W.
J William J. Craig, Jr., '36, 2 X, * A ^l. . . . . / . . . Bowling Green, Ky.
Moot Court Board of Advisors.
Angelo M. D'Ancelo, '37, AAA Alexandria, La.
International Relations Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary (4); Glendy Burke (3, 4),
Historian (4).
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\V.\i,ti:k Davis, Jr., '37, Z li T New Orleans
Moisi; W. Di:\m:r\, '37, Z 1! T, A A A . ! ^. New Orleans
i;:ivki-tli;ill Manager (3); I liillahahin Staff (1, 2), Sports Editor (3, 4); Dramatic
(JuiUl (1,2), \'ic-e-Pri-siiliiit (3,+); "T" Cliili; Pan-Hellenic Cnuiicil (4).
j.\Mi:s II. Drurv, '36, :; N
Moot Court Hoard.
CiiARi.F.s DtiC/WniiR, Jr., '37, ATA
Joi; H. Duv.m., '36, * A e, -I- A !
Tennis Squad (i).
Fredrrick I. DvMOKD, '37, S X . . . .
Law Class Vice-President (i)
Y
Ernest E. Edmundsov, Jr., .'37, A K E, A A A
I Blue K :y.
Ernest H. Estes. Jr., '37, 'I> K 2
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Crowley, La.
New Orleans
Edward Eustis, '37, K A, A A A . . . . • 1 . . . . New Orleans
Thirteen Cluli; -'T" Club; Pan-Hellenic Council (3, 4); Boxing (2); Basketball
(i) ; T. (". R. K.
EnwARn J. Gav, Jr., '36
(\.B. Degree ; /.flii' Rf-vii-it:.
Wiii.iAM .A. Gki;i;\, Jr., '3S, IT K A
Cum inn Ci-
Glee Club.
CiiARr.rs B. IIamii 1, HI, '37, K i:, .\ A A .
New Orleans
New Orleans
Picavune, Miss.
liilernatioiia! Relations Clul) President (4) ; Glendy l>urke; \'. M. C. A. Cabinet;
, Pan-HellcnicSCouncil.
Ikvinc HARni:si\. Jr., '37, A T 1}, <I' •!>
. .
|
'
. . . . New Orleans
r. 1 . R. K. (3, 4), Secretar.\(3), Vice-Pr|sident 14^; Dramatic Guild (4); Glee
Chill (1, 2, 3, 4); Campus Night Chairman (3); Class ^'ice-President (4); White
Elephants; Constitution Rcvisenient Committee ^2) ; tilendy Hurke (3) ; Pan-Hellenic
Council (2, jj ; Tennis < z, 3).
Jack C. Haroing, '37, ATA
B.S. Degree, Tulanc, '34; White Elephants.
I'a;,,- Sq
New Orleans
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UNDERGRADUATES
Varsitv_
Bern"hardt C. Heebr, '37, AS*.
Harrv Herman, '36
^^dy Burke; Moot Court Competition.
i I Jack E. Hurley, '36, A K E, * A * . .1! J . . .
B.S. Degree, Texas A..,& M., '32; LazO„Rcvieiv.
New Orleans
Gordon B. Hyde, '37, K 2 (
• New Orleans
Head Cheer Leader (2, 3) ; Assistant (t) ; "T" Club; T. V. R. K.
RayiMOXD H. Kierr, '36, 2 A M . . . .F II New Orleans
A B. Degree, Tulane; Jambai.aya Representative (r) ; Class Treasurer (2, 3) ; Inter-national
Relations Club {2, 3, 4, 5), Treasurer {2), jPresident (3. 4); Glendy
Burke Historian (2) : Oratorical and Debating Council (|, 4) ; Pan-Hellenic Council
(3, 4) ; T. U. R. K. (3) ; Arts and Sciences Student Body Secretary (4) ; Moot
Court Board (5) ; Junior Law Class President (5).
William J. Kuhnell, '37, K 2 ! New Orleans
International Relations Cluh; Glee Club.
L. T. Kuhner, '36, K 2, -I- *, A A A, A K J Ne\y Orleans
B.B..'\. Degree, Tulane; Pan-Hellenic Council (2, 3, 4,35, 6), Sscretary (4, 5, 6);
T. U. R. K. (4, 5, 6), ;President (5); Track (i); Law Student Body Secretary-
Treasurer (5), Vice-President (3); White Elephants; Accountants' Club; Glendy
Burke (i, 2); Varsity Track (2, 3).
Robert D. Loitinger, '36, 2 $ E, <i> $ Houma, La.
Law Student Body Vice-President (5) ; ^ts and Sciences Jambalay.a Representative
(4); Track (i), Varsity (2), Manafeer {5); Pan-Hellenic Council (4, 5).
New Orleans
Manager (3) ; Freshman
New Orleans
Louis A. Mahoney, '37
Glee Club (i, 2, 3, 4), Business Mana
ISADORE MaRCHIZ, '36, K
Michel A. Maroun, '37
r (4) ; Footba!
Law Class Secretary-Treasurer
N . . . .
A.B. Degree, Tulane,
Shreveport, La.
Varsity Boxing (3, 4); "T" Club; Chess and Checkers Cluh; Y. M. C. A.
1 Charles D. Marshall, '37, A T n, A A 1 Ij New Orleans
Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; International Relations Club; Dramatic Guild;
Glendy Burke.
Fontaine Martin, Jr., '36, A T Q, * A <I', <I> B K . . ! . . Bay St. Louis, Miss.
A.B. Degree, Tulane; ffunior Law Class Secretray-Treasurer ; Thirteen Club;
Jambalaya Staff (2, 3) I Law Rcviciv; Glendy Burke, (2, 3); Fortier Memorial
Prizi (2) ; Terriberrv Classical Prize (3).
\ / Hugh McCloskey, '37, ARE..,.".../ New Orleans
Basketball (i), ^'arsitv (3); Uu'.tahaioo Assistant Sports Editor (i).
Bern.^rd D. Mintz, '37, S A JI, A A A New Orleans
"T" Club Treasurer; Varsity Football (3, 4) ; Track (2, 3) ; Pan-Hellenic Council;
Arts and Sciences Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer (3).
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John a. O'Connor, Jr., '36, ^ T A. <! A 'I', <!• ii K, A A A, •!• '! New Orleans
A.H. Decree, Tiilaiii-, '34; Pnii-l lullei iL
r.Mirl Hoard; "T" Club;^^^**^?^?!!: \
Spectator!
C. McA'ka Oi.ivi-r, '37, 1; (I II, A A A .
Tennis Manager
III T NK^ I'lKRSON, '37, 'I' A 6J.
AsilTON I'liKi.i's, '37, A T A, A A A
ri;i>kcrliall (I, 2, 3); Tent is (1, 2, 3, 4);
Ihdlahatoo Staff (3) ; Gl
r.inVARi) H. PoiTKVKNr, '37, \ A
ndy Burke (i,
jl (3 , 4); White Elephants; Moot
h 3. 4)1 Captain (4) ;
Monroe, La.
3) ; "T" Club.
Spectators Club
) ; T. U. R. K.
Li:oN \. Pradkl, '37 . . .
InterrKUiniial Relalinns C
. . . .
FootbSill.
Natchitoches, La.
New Orleans
(3, 4); Thirteen Club;
V. M. C. A. Cabinet.
Mandeville, La.
New Orleans
IvKim M. Pmjurn, '36
lib; Oratorical and Debating Council; Glendy Hurke.
Ruston, La.
Law Ri view.
S.\MUKI. L ROSKNBERG, '37, i: A .M
G. W.VRREN SANCHI-Z, '36,
JAMBAI.AYA Busin
e X
New Orleans
Live Oak, Fla.
ss Staff (2), A isociate Business Manager (2).
^nioi.iMi J. SciHi./i;, Jr., Vi, A T I}, * A 4' J . . . . New Orleans
C;lee Club (i, 2); CJolfTeam (2, 3, 4), Ciptai.i (4);'t. V. R K. (5 r,).
I'"i)\\ARn 1''. SiAvss, Jr., '37, K A . . . .1 . .
W'hiii- I'lepli.nits
.Mdisi; S. Stkkg, Jr., '37, i: f M
1 reshnian Forensic Couiici
Debate Team (2, 3); Glei|(l
Club (I, 2, 3), Secretary;
Gkorcti; D. Ti:ssii:r_. '37, 'I'
Secretary (i)
y Burke (1,2,
ratorical and
(>
^ O, A A A
; Winner Can
3), Speaker (3I
)eb.iting Couiici
Ireshnian Law Class l'resi( ent ; Football (j), \'arsity (2,
I'lephants; Ituiliihaloo I usiness Staff; Pan-Hellenic Cot
Oils B. iRi-fAcMKR, '37, AT A, .V .\ A
LavvlStudeni Hmly Stcreiarv-'I'reasurjt'r.
t
New Orleans
New Orleans
)t O.bate (2) ; X'arsity
; International Relations
Chairman ( 3) ; I'ennis
New Orleans
4) ; Boxing (2) ; White
cil (3,4); "T" Club.
New Orleans
OswAin W. VioscA, '3^, i" ft, K K >!' . , I / . . . . New Orleans
.\kiih R J. Wakchikr, Jr., '3f., <l' K ^, -I- A + New Orleans
.A.M. Pegree; I'an-I Icllenic Council; /.(!<:; Uii'u-^v.
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At.viN N. Zandkr, '36, 1 .\ M
I'lKJl- Ql
New Orleans
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CLASS OFFICERS
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Senior Class
William B. Settoon President
Arthur F. Landry Vice-President
Daniel P. Mabel Secretary-Treasurer
Junior Class
John R. Riley, Jr President
Clifford G. Webb Vice-President
Hermann C. Michaelis Secretary-Treasurer
Sophomore Class
Louis R. Otto, Jr President
Adair L. Cox Vice-President
Perry R. Roehm Secretary-Treasurer
Freshman Class
Royal R. Bastian, Jr President
Lewis E. Hooper Vice-President
Woodward B. Logan Secretary-Treasurer
Settoon, Riley, Otto, Bastian
^'^IfeHrflA^
PRESENTI.NG
c o L' o
nciineetLiii
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SENIOR CLASS
Thomas E. Alexander, Jr., 2<1>A New Orleans
ro li. EnqjTii-enng
A. S. M. E.
Pali. L. Akderson" | New Orleans
M. t? E. Engineering
John' T. Barrow, A
M. £? E. Engineering
Class Vice-President ( i),?President (2, 3) Y. M. C. A.
A. S. M. E. (3, t). President
Rodney R. Bartchy
New Orleans
Sf :retarv (2), President (3) ;
(4)-
Chemical Engineering
New Orleans
C. JULLAN B.iRTLETT, A H E, $ !> . . New Orleans
i| Chemical Engineering
Engineering Student Body President (+) ;IStudent Council Vice-President (4) ; Class
Vice-President ^3) ; Thirteen Club; Track Team (i) ; Glee Club (i, 2, 3, +), Presi-dent
(4); Freshman-Sophomore Football (i, 2); Pan-Hellenic Council (3, 4).
Ernest V\'. Beck, Jr., AX i; .
Chemical Engineering
Varsify Basketball (2,3), Co-Captain "(3, 4).
H. Ellioit Bredow
P. E. Briley, Jr.
Archi ecture
Architecti^al Society.
A rchaecture
Architectural Societ_v.
John A. Buchanan, K JQ .
M. S E. Engineering
A. S. M. E.
John G. Carter, n K A, * *
Edward O. Cooper, 2 *
M. Ci E. Engineering
Pan-Hellenic Council.
M. S E. Engineering
WHA.I.Wi p. CULLEN, 2 # A . . . .
Ci-vil Eiiginecring
Studeil: Body Secretary; Baseball; "T" Club.
Ralph H. Delaune, A X 2
'.ngmeering
2).
James B. E.vion, Jr
M. if E. Engineering
. Metairie, La.
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New OrieaTis
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
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SENIOR CLASS
Ckoroe R. FisiiKR New Orleans
Architectural Society.
C'liAKl.KS II. Ciui;i.i., A X i; I New Orleaii!.
('.Ill mil III i.ili/hiiirinii
Class Secrctarv-Treasurer (z) ; Alpha C'lii Sigma (^vip (i), Scholarship Award (3);
V. M. C. A. (3, 4).
,1 I Edgar J. Haas, Jr., :i:<I>A [.... New Orleans
M. o tE... ELnnyuiinicriny
I
I.ESi.iR R. Hebert, 2 <I> E, A K
M. Gf E. Enyincering
Paia, Maui, T. H.
("lass President (2, 3) ; "T
W'aiik II. Uoii.viA\", Jr.
Club; Varsity Basketball (3, 4); Varsity Track (3, 4)
Co-Captain (4).
C/if mil III Enijineeriiiij
Charles J. Houlgrave, 2 "t A
M. " E. Eiigiuirrinij
Boxiilg.
George Janvier, Jr., .\ T Q
Civil Enginrering
Thirteen Club; A. S. C. £. {3, 4)
.'Vrtjilr F. LA^l)K^, i; X, .\ .\ i: . . . .1 . . . .
Chemical Engiiiiering
Class \'ice-Pre!.ident (4).
W. l.r(i>n I.kBoeuf, 2 <I> A '
. . . .
Lewis A. Laljii\, A i; *
RaouI. LlVAl'DAlS, A K E
M. it E. Engituiring
A. S. I^. E.
.liiliiliCluri-
.\rchlteitural Societv.
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Ne^v Orleans
New Orleans
New Orlea
. . New Orleans
.Iriliilictuii-
.Xrililteclural Societv President (4), \'iee-Fresident (3) ; T. V. R. K. : C'largovle.
RoHKRr 1.. I.OIUIEM, New Orleans
.Irr/iiti-etiirr
Architectur.-il Societv.
Ham El P. Made., 1- .|. A . . \ . . . .\ . . . ./ . . Stone Mountain. Ca.
Class Secrelary-Treasui'lt (4) ; Football (i).
L\N\ S. McW.VEERS Brookhavcn. Miss.
Chemical Engineering
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SENIOR CLASS
Dennis C. Meyer, 2$A New Orleans
Aero. Club (i, 2) \ A. S. M. E. (+, 5) ; Wrestling (i).
John J. Mora
George H. Peters
Waldo S. Powell, Jr., 2_^* A
Civil Ehgineering
A. S. (J E. President (||-) ; Dramatic Guild (4).
New Orleans
New Orleans
Lakeland, Fla.
George A. Ray
Joseph F. Roth, Jr., A '
W
Henry J. Seither, Jr.
M. & L.
A. S
Q
rigijieermg
M. E.
Arcliiteclure
i
lite Elephants; Architectural Society.
New Orleans
New Orleans
M. S" E. Engineering
WiLLLAM B. Settoon, 2 $ A
Civil Engineering
New Orleans
New Orleans
Clais President (4) ! A. S. C. E. Secktary
Cecil M. Shilstone, 2 X, 't * . . .
Chemical Engineering
New Orleans
White Elephants; Class President (2), Vice-President (i); T. U. R. K. (4); Pan-
Hellenic Council (4).
Leonard R. Swinney
Civil Engineering
Glee Club (2);' A. S. C. E. (4 I.
Baton Rouge, La.
Charles B. TuoRhN, Jr., ATA, AX2.II J
Chemical Engineering t
New Orleans
Student Body Vice-President "'(>4) ; Varsity Track (.*'), Varsity (2, 3, 4); Basketball
(i, 2, 3 ?j Thirteen Clu^;-^^T" Club.
J. H. Trepagnier, ATO New Orleans
Chemical Engineering
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JUNIOR CLASS
Wu.BKKl L. Arcus, i; 'I' ^ New Orleans
C.ivti I'.iujtiutriiKj
A. S. C. !•:.; Paii-lk-ilcMiic Council (2, 3).
Idw AKM W. Bi.osSM.w, K - CovinRton, La.
^^^^ Civil r.iiijini iiiuij
^tf^'^ A. S. C. E.
1,. WwMON Uranch f . New Orlcan
M. if /;'. luii/iiiiiiiiii/
Ai (H'sr _|. Kkodtmann, Jr., A X 2 New Orleans
Clirmicnl Uni/inii-riiuj
V. M. C. .\., Alplia Clii Siyma Siiiiilar>hip Award (3).
Al.VlN S. Caplan, :; a .M New (Orleans
M. is E. Krujiiiierintj
Jambalava Representative (3) ; Band (3) ; Glee Club (3).
Ui;n T. Dean | J!
• Brookhaven, Miss.
5 Cliimicat EnyineiriiKj
JdllV A.. DiODENE . . . |[
M. o E. Eniiiiiiirin/j
W'Ai.no A. Erickso\
M. cJ E. Enyinicrintj
Vnw.if R. Farnsworth, K A
Arcliilecture
White Elephants; Architectural Sociffly.
IIiXTOR G. Fernanuez, ATA I
. . . . New Orlean
M. a E. Enr/iniiritir/
J
\\'ii,ii\M J. IlARTSON, 2: A E ,;.... New Orleans
M. £r E. Ertijinrering
Cl'ass President (i); Football (i)
Frfi) F. Hebert, i:<J>E
Chfmicat Enyiiu iiinij
Tennis (i).
Gretna, La.
New Orleans
New Orleans
A.suREW E. Hoover
Paia, Maui, T. H.
.Ircliiterturr
Architectural Society.
Robert H. James, U 6 n
M. if E. Engineering
Treasurer.
New Orleans
New Orleans
. . . . New Orleans
. . . New Orleans
A. S. M. E.
FnwARn J. McNamara . .1 Thibodanx, La.
Civil Eiii/imeriiig i
I'ooihall (i); Cross CouTitrv (i, 2); International Relations Club (3); A. S. C. E.
(3).
John E. Monroe, Jr
ChiniK at Eni/inreriny
Waioemak S. Nelson
M. if E. Enyinifriuy
A. S. M. E. Vicc-Chainnaii; V. M. C. .\. (3)
Ci.ii-ioN R. Newmn, il' K 2 .].... New Orlean
I M. if E. Engineering
Aero Club (2) ; A. S. M. E. (z)
I'RANK \L RePass, Jr., K 1 i . . . . New Orleans
M. if E. Eai/ineeriny
Glee Club (1,2); .-V. S. M. E. (2, 3) ; Jambalava Representative (2).
JosEiMi S. Revnauo . . .1 New Orleans
M. if E. Enyinerriny
JOHN R. Kn EV, Jr., U H H Crowley, La.
Che mil al Enijineeriiiy
I
Class President (3).
R. C. Piii'E SciiOENBEROKR, i) .\ K, 'l> <1> .... New Orleans
M. if E. Enr/iiieeriiiy
W'Ai.iiR W. I'di.i.EV, i; <!' A New Orleans
M. if A.. Eili/iiteeriny I
.Vii.EN 1'. Ti RiMN, Jr., K 1' ./ Bastrop, La.
.Ircliileelure /
At«hilectural Society (%y
Ci.irroRo G. \\'EnR, fl K <!• . . . New Orleans
Civil Eitirini eriiti/
Class \'ice-Presidenl (3); Football (1); Y. M. C. .\. Cabinet; Paii-Uellenic Council
James A. Wriciee, Jr., •! K i) . , . . New Orleans
Civil Engineering
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SOPHOMORE CLASS
David J. Blakeslev, Jr., 2*A Franklin, La.
M. " E. Engineering
HOBART W. Blakeslee, $ K 2 New Orleans
M. a E. Engineering
A. S. M. E. (2) ; Y. M. C. A.^a^
William H. Bohne, 4> K 2 . . . . . . . . ^^^ • New Orleans
Civil Engineerint/ d
Lester I. Boone, n K * Monticello, Miss.
M. Gf E. Engineering
John M. Bopp • Bay St. Louis, Miss.
M. & E. Engineering
A. S. M. E. (2).
Hamilton J. Boudreaux, Jr •
M. " E. Engineering
A. S. M. E. (2) ; Aero Club {I).
Lionel J. Bougeois, Jr,
Walter C. Bowman .
Joseph M. Brocato
Leo E. Broders ,
Civil Engineering
Architecture
Architectural Society.
Architecture
Architectural Society (2).
Morgan City, La.
. . New Orleans
Grand Bayou, La.
Chemical Engineering
Jambalaya Representative.
Arthur H. Brook, n K A
M. Gf E. Engineering
Barremore B. Brown, A T n
Chemical Engineering
Y. M. C. A. (2).
Harwood L Brown, 2 * A
M. & E. Engineering
William E. Butler, Jr., 2<I>E . . iM. & E. Engineering
A. S. M. E. (2).
. Wisner, La.
New Orleans
. Bastrop, La.
New Orleans
John W. Carnahan : • . •
M. S" E. Engineering
Eugene J. Cazenave, Jr New Orleans
. . New Orleans
New Hope, Ala.
New Orleans
Godfrey T. Coate . . .
Walter S. Collins, ATA
M. & E. Engineering
M. Cf E. Engineering
Chemical Engineering
White Elephants.
Sweetwater, Tex.
. . New Orleans
Columbus, Miss.
John J. DeMajo
Adair L. Cox, * K 2 ;
M. & E. Engineering '1
Class Vice-President (2); A. S. M. E. ; Jambalaya Representative (i).
New Orleans
M. S? E. Engineering
William C. DiNvviDDiE ; • .•
M. & E. Engineering
ToHN K. Dixon, 2 * A . ,
Chemical Engineering
Thomas C. Earl, A T fi
Henry C. Eustis, a T
Harold F. Favret .
John M. Gabriel .
M. Gf E. Engineering
Thirteen Club.
Architecture
Architectural Society (2
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
X Civil Engineering i
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Architecture
Architectural Society (2).
Vernon P. Grundmann, 2 * A New Orleans
Chemical Engineering
Pan-Hellenic Council (2).
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Martin M. C}ikii,i:k, II _ Ncu- Orleans
Ciiil Eiiiiinrering
A. S."C. E.
/VVVW4
AKfiiiR I.. Jim:, Jr., K i; . New Orleans
T B t. tvfliiirrnnff"
White ElepliaiHs.
Fhri). I.. I.\Rri:, Jr., .\ T <; C . New Orleans
Chiinti III I'.iKiiiiririiiij
Mairick J. l.ASKK\, JR New Orleans
M. if /;'. liiuiiiiriiiiuj
I'lMBROKK O. Lkacii, A T Si Chattanooga, Tenn.
Clinniial Hiiiiiiicciiiuj 1
Pan-Hellenic Council (2). I
Rnni-Rr I'. Lockf.tt, Jr., K A New Orleans
M. iS E. Enijinrcring
T. U. R. K. (2) ; Crnss-Cnuntry (2) ; Track (i).
Martis W. McDonough, Jr New Orleans
M. '3 E. Enyinccring \
NoR.viAN C. D. Mrluk, 'I' K i; '
. . . . New Orleans
.Ircliileclurr
Grorce \\. Mod . . .
IHAViTT L. Morris . .
JOilN E. MORKHISER, JR.
Architectural Society (2); T. U. R. K. {2).
Chemical Engineering
M. if E. Engineering
M. & E. Engineering
A. S. M. E.
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
FKRfJlE A. NOBII.E, IS <!• A . Lutcher, La. [
.Irc/iileelure
Architectural Society (2).
Paul E. Odemjaiii., Jr .... New Orleans
-Irc/iileclun
Architectural Society (2) ; Track ( ).
Louis R. Otto, Jr., 2 'I> E New Orleans
M. it E. Engineering
A. S. M. E.; Band (i, 2); Class Secretary-Treasurer (i). President (2).
Ai.BERi- 15. Patersox, Jr., <I> A 9 New Orleans
M. if E. Enr/inrerin//
White Elephants (ij.
Georce C. Perry, ATA Grenada, Miss.
jl
Chemical Engineering
[White Elephants; Boxing (i).
Mii.TOK E. Pick ... .1 New Orleans
' M. if E. Engineering
Fui.CRAN F. Randos, Jr., 2 <I> A New Orleans
Chemical Engineering
|Band Property Manager (2).
lli:sR\ R. RiciiMOM), Jr., <I> K :S New Orleans
M. if' E. Eiii/ineering
A. S. M. E. ; Aero Chib.
Joseph S. Rhiroa
M. if E. Engineering
Track (i); Cross-Country (2).
L.wvRiMi: I". RdiiiNS
M. if E. Engineering
Pi:rr\ R. Roemm . . . i, W-iv Orleans
I M. if E. Engineering
Class Secretary-Treasurer (2) ; .\. S. M. E.
M. II\RR\ L. Sanders, Jr., K .\ Memphis. Tenn.
.Irchileclure
.\rchitectural Society; lliillahalnn StafF.
lliNK\ B. SiiKi-ARo New Orleans
Cii'il Enqineerinii
C1.TSS President (1); V.' M. C. A. Cabinet (2).
EmvARO J. Wei.si-ii, Jr.. K 1 . . N'atchiioches, La.
Ci'vii Ktigiuccnng
A. S.C. E.
W. Horace Wii 1 iams. Jr.. •!> A B Xew Orleans
Civil Engineering
jAMBAi.AvA Business Staff (2), Business Manager (2).
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FRESHMAN CLASS
Clifford Atkinson, Jr., A K E New Orleans
M. & E. Engineering
Royal R. Bastian, Jr., A K E New Orleans
Chemical Engineering
Class President; T. U. R. K. ; Thirteen Club.
Philip A. Becnel, Jr New Orleans
M. Gf E. Engineering
Herman Blum, Jr New Orleans
M. Cj E. Engineering
Laurence H. Bohne, * K 2 .
John M. Bruce . .
Gerard P. Caruso .
M. & E. Engineering
M. G? E. Engineering
Civil Engineering
. New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
Lionel L. Cazenavette, Jr .J
New- Orleans
M. & E.;.Engineering
Charles H. Conner
Norval F. Elliot .
N^'iLLiAM C. Ellis, A T fi .
Chemical Engineering
Glee Club.
M. & E. Engineering
M. Cj E. Engineering
White Elephants.
Gabriel G. Auricles y Falcon
Jacques L. Fortier, * A 9
J. Louis Fredrick . . .
Clarence M. Guidrv
Chemical Engineering
M. & E. Engineering
M. & E.iEngineering
Architecture
Architectural Society.
LuciEN M. Haase
Architecture
Architectural Society.
John E. Hall, Jr.
M. & E. Engineering
George P. Hinds, Jr., <I> K -
Chemical Engineering
L. Eugene Hooper, ATA
C!^'il Engineering
White Elephants; Class Vice-President.
William O. Hudson, II, <I> A 8
Chanical Engineering
William S. Huey, A T V.
Civil Engineering
Thirteen Club.
. Harahan, La.
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
Havana, Cuba
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
. New Orleans
Donald E. Jahncke, K A
M. & E.
L. Earl Kees f
ngincering
M. Gf E. Engineering
. . New Orleans
Brookhaven, Miss.
Val E. Kissgen . . . \ ' New Orleans
Civil Engineering
William F .Levert, Jr Shreveport, La.
M: 6? E. Engineering
Woodward B. Logan New Orleans
Architecture
Warren A. Mackie, * K
M. & E. Engineering
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. St. Francisville, La.
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JusEPii R. Moo^|:^, i; 'I' A New Orleans
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(;ri:kr Mookk, - <! E . . » New Orleans
M. if E. Enguiiirinii
W'ARRtiS- C;. Moses, Z B T New Orleans
Civil Enijiiiiiriii//
Cabe J. Moui.EUDUx, Jr., i; A E New Orleans
Civil Enyiniirin/j
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Wii.i.iAM M. Payne . . .
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Walter P. RAARLip, Jr. .
Ja.vies E. Rabalais, i; >I' A .
Paul K. Rand, 1r., K \
M. H E. Enyiiiicriny
Clicmiial Enyinei'i'iny
Chi' mil ill Enytiii'i'tiny
Laurel, Miss.
New Orleans
New Orleans
. Bunkie, La.
Archiiicliire
.Architectural Snciety.
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Architectural Society.
. Alexandria, La.
Charles O. Rogers New Orleans
M. if E. Enyiiiiirlny
J. Robert Rombacii, Jr. . , New Orleans
I M. o E. Enyinierlny
Y. M. C. A.; Glee Club.
Gavle SciiNEiDAu, Jr.. <!• ^ O New Orleans
M. if E. Enyiiurriuy
r.invARn II. Seiler, Jr New Orleans
M. i? E. Enyinii'iiiiy
Hugh V. SMrni, 'h A H 1 . . . Covint;tiin, La.
Civil Enyiiiii riny
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r.MMANUEi. J. SrANTON', A JT 12 New Orleans
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CARf. F. STOCK.\n;\ ER, Jr., B o II New Orleans
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I Basketball.
Horace .'V. TnoMi'sov, Jr. II K A New Orleans
Clirmical Enyiitiiriiiy
John J. I'lEDEMAW
M. if E. Enyiiiiiriiii)
John I". \'oi;r, Jr., i; •! a
.V. o E. Eilyiiii iiiny
Iruin r. WnniG New Orleans
M. if E. Enyiniiriny
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CLASS OFFICERS
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Senior Class
Allan Little, Jr President
Lawrence L. Zarrilli Vice-President
Spencer J. Lallande Secretary-Treasurer
Junior Class
Howard K. Smith, Jr President
Jacob D. Guice Vice-President
Willl^m C. Petersen Secretary-Treasurer
Sophomore Class
Hughes Schneidau President
John C. Thorn Vice-President
W. Waller Young, Jr Secretary-Treasurer
FreshaL'\n Class
Carl F. Goll President
Charles Janvier Vice-President
J. Daniel Brock Secretary-Treasurer
Little, Smith, Schneidau
PRESENT I N G
COLL L O F
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SENIOR CLASS
Robert N. Avlin, * A 6, N New Orleans
International Relations Club (3) ; Hullabaloo Staff (3, 4) ; Jambalava Staff (2, 3) ;
Glee Club (i, 2, 3, +), Publicity Manager (3), President (4) ; Dramatic Guild
(3, 4), Business Manager (3); Band (i, 2, 3, 4).
Sam H. Ballard | Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Hardee Bethea, A K E, N 2 N New Orleans
Jambalaya Staff (2, 3); Glendy Burke (i).
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T. Hale Boggs, B 6 n, A K, * *, A A A, 8 N New Orleans
Hullabaloo Staff (2, 3, 4), News Editor (2), Associate Editor (3), Editor-in-Chief
(4) ; Winner Tlieta Nu Cup (a) ; Winner Carnot Debate (i) ; Student Constitution
Committee (3) ; Debating (i, 2, 3) ; Y. M. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4) ; T. U. R. K. (3, 4) ;
Pan-Hellenic Council; Oratorical and Debating Council (4) ; Dramatic Guild (i);
Glee Club (i).
Morgan Blum New Orleans
Glendy Burke (i, 2) ; International Relations Club (i) ; Spectators Club (3, 4).
Nell L. Carso.v
Dramatic Guild (4).
Augustus H. Clark, JR-, Ben,
New Orleans
Macon, Ga.
Football (r, 2, 3, 4) ; Basketball (i, 2, 3, 4) ; Track (4).
L0U13 E. Cohen, 2 A M
Tennis (i, 2).
New Orleans
Kendall H. Cram, B 9 n, A A A "
. . . . Nashville, Tenn.
Student Body President (4) ; Student Council (4) ; Pan-Hellenic Council (4) ; Y. M.
C. A. Cabinet (4) ; "T" Club; Basketball (2, 3, 4), Alternate Captain (4) ; Tennis
(2, 3, 4), Captain (4).
Willlam J. Curry, Jr., 2 * E, * * . .
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. . . . Waveland, Miss.
Pan-Hellenit Council (2, 3, 4) ; International Relations Club (4).
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Angelo M. D'Angelo, AAA Alexandria, La.
International Relations Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary (4) ; Glendv Burke (3, 4), Historian
(4).
MoisE W. Dennery, Z B T, a A A . New Orleans
Basketball Manager (3) ; Pan-Hellenic Council (4) ; "T" Club; Dramatic Guild (i,
2, 3, 4), Vice-President (3, 4) ; Hullabaloo Staff (i, 2, 3, 4), Sports Editor (3, 4).
Walter H. Dustmann, Jr., e X . . .1 J . . •. . . New Orleans
Y. M. C. A. (i, 2, 3, 4), President (4); Triangle Club President (21 ; Freshman
"Y"; "Y" Light Editor (3, 4); Hand Book Editor (4); Hullabaloo Staff (3, 4);
Football (i); Boxing (i, 3, 4). j F(
Charles F. Gay, K AA.\ . \ j / Plaquemine, La.
Track Manager (3) ; White Elephants.
Benjamin Gurland . Bayonne, N. J.
Track Team.
Julian B. H.abans, K 2, A A A New Orleans
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Collefje of Ofr/s rn/() Sciences
IiioMAs F. IlAi.i,, Jr., li M
SENIOR CLASS
Football; Haskctball.
New Orleans
CiiARiis H. llAMiir, III, K i:, A A A . .1 .^>Picayiinc, Miss.
InlcriKUiuiKiI Rtlatidiis Club I'rcsiileiit (4) ; Gleruly Hiirke (4) ; \. M. C. A. Cabinet
(4); Debating (1); Pan-Hcllcnir Council.
iRvivr; Harokstv, Jr., A T {.', <1> 'I' . . . . I j . . . . New Orleans
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White Elephants; Class Vice-President (4) ;;; Constitution Revisement Committee (2) ;
(rienilv Hurke (3); Campus Nitc Chairman (3); Varsin^ Tennis (2, 3); Pan-llellenu-
Council (2); Dramatic Cniild (4); Glee Club (r, 2, 3, 4); Y. M. C. A.
Cabinet (2, 3, 4) ; T. U. R. K. (3, 4) Secretary (3), Vice-President (4).
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1). Marvin- Harvard, Jr., A T .i, !' <I>, IJ M ... Hammond, La.
Thirteen Club; Dramatic Guild Stage Manager (4).
I.OEi. R. IlASPEi I 1 5 . . . . Ne\v Orleans
Tennis (i), Varsity (2, 3, 4), Alternate Captain (4) ; Glendy Burke (i, 2, 3).
RERSiiARnT C. Hkfbe, as* J i Gretna, La
OiAi.MERS Herman, i; <^ E, O N New Orleans
l!)ebaling (i); Glendy Burke (i, 2); Band {3, 4); Dramatic Guild (3, 4); Inter-national
Relations Club (3, 4). 1
Minna B. Hopkins, IT B <t I
Architectural Society (i, 2) ; Dramatic Guild (4).
New Orleans
Gl.Anvs E. HUEV, A O IT . P
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V. jW. C. A. (i, 2)> Tennis (i, 2).
Robert C. Kki.i.eiier, ip A 9, <I> X New Orleans
\\'hite Elephants; Glee Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4) ; Baseball (3).
Benjamin C. King, A K E, A A A . . .| | . . . New Iberia, La.
Southwestern Louisiana Institute (i) ; Tennis; Chess and Checkers Club; \. M. C. A.
Cabinet (4); Ping Pong Club; Iijternational Rela.tions Club (4).
loSEPll Kl.ElNKEI.nT New Orleans
Che: 1 and Checkers Club (i, 2, 3, 4).
Ei.mer !•;. W. Kr.\,\iir, -I' I' i; 1 . . . . New Orleans
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Spencf:r j. I.Aii anoe, K i;, .\ .\ .\ .1 . . . . New Orleans
JAMRAIA^A Representative (i); Class Secretary-Treasurer (4).
James New Orleans J. I.aN.vsa, i; •!• E, K K >!'
Band (i, 2, 3, 4), Assistant Manager (3) J Triangle Club (i, 2); Glee Club (4);
Basketball ; Touch Football.
Uenr\ j. LeBi.anc Napolconville, La.
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SENIOR CLASS
Allan- Little, Jr., * A 9, A X ::, A A A O A K, B JI, 9 X, * * . Gadsden, Ala.
Football (i) ; Cross Country (i) ; Track (i) ; Spectators Cluh (3, +) ; T. U. R. K.
(4) ; President of Junior Class Arts and Sciences (3) ; President of Seniors Class
Arts and Sciences (4) ; Jambalava Staff {\. 4), Associate Editor (3), Editor-in-Chief
(4); Pan-Hellenic Counc!il (4); Ge#rman Prize (i). New Orleans
Charles D. Marshall A T V.. A A A New Orleans
Glendv Burke; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4); International Relations Club (4);
Dramatic Guild (4).
\\ARDES- M. Martin-, A T fi
Glee Club (4).
Pall W. McIlhennv, K A
Football (2, 3, 4).
Bernard D. Mintz. 1 A M. A A A
Lakeland, Fla.
New Orleans
New- Orleans
Pan-Hellenic Council (4) ; "T" Club; Varsity Football (3, 4) ; Track (2, 3) ; Class
Secretary (3).
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William H. Moorhead, $ A 9, X 2 X
Frances H. Musser, K K T. 9 X
Herman Neugass
Goldville, S. C.
New Orleans
New Orleans
Jambalaya Representative (3, 4) ; Track (i), Varsity (2, 3, 4), Captain (4) ; "T"
Club; Hullabaloo Circulation Manager (4).
C. McVea Oliver, B 9 n, A A A . . j | Monroe, La.
Tennis Manager (3) ; "T" Club.
Richard M. Page, A T O . New Orleans
Football (i), Varsity (2, 3, 4); Basketball (i), Varsity (2, 3, 4); Track Varsity;
Thirteen Club; Spectators Club (4).
.'isHTON Phelps. A T A, A A A . . i | New Orleans
Basketball (i, 2, 3); Tennis (2, 3, 4)1; Spectators Club (3 4); Thirteen Club;
Hullabaloo StafiF (3) ; Glendy Burke (i: 2); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; T. U. R. K.
(4); Pan-Hellenic Council (4).
Edward B. Poitevent, K A
F( Jtball.
Mandeville, La.
D0N.\LD R Porter, 2 X Winter Haven, Fla. <J> *, B M .
Boxing (i), Varsitv (2, 3, ^.
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Leon A. Pradel New Orleans
Glendy Burke; International Relations Club (4); Oratorical and Debating Council
Edwin J. Putzell, Jr., A 2 *, A A A, * * New Orleans
Spectators Club (3, 4) ; Jambal.aya Staff (4) ; Pan-Hellenic Council (2, 3, 4) ;
Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4), Treasurer (4) ; Hullabaloo Staff (i, 2) ; Glendy Burke
(i, 2, 3) ; Oratorical and Debating Council (2, 3).
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IIaroii) I;. RATCr.iFFE Ni-w Orlcaii'-
(Jltruly Hiirke (i, 2^5, 4); Internatinnnl Relations Club (2, 3, 4).
Tkei) 1.. Rkiikk, i; II, K K M', li M
Joseph