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THE TWENTY FOURTH
VOLUME OF THE
JAMBALAYA
A COMPLETE AND ACCU-RATE
CHRONICLE OF THE
ACTIVITIES OF OUR ALMA
MATER DURING THE PAST
YEAR. ON PRESENTING THIS
VOLUME FOR YOUR APPROV-AL.
WE SINCERELYHOPETHAT
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DEDICATION
TO THE
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
OF TULANE AND NEW-COMB
WHO HAVE GIVEN
THEIR ALL f-ORTHE CAUSE
OF DEMOCRACY AND
RIGHT, THE BOARD OF
EDITORS OF THE 1 9 19 JAM-BALAYA
REVERENTLY
DEDICATES THIS
VOLUME
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ORDER OF BOOKS
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FACULTY
TWO
CLASSES
THREE
FRATERNITIES
FOUR
ORGANIZATIONS
FIVE
ATHLETICS
SIX
JOKES
EVCUETY
Wisdom is as
good as aTL*
inheritance .yea-more
exeellent^
is it for thenv_»
that see the sun
ForAVisdom is
a defence even
as money is a
defence ; But the
excellency of
knowledge i.^
that wi.^dom
preservcth the
life of him that
hath it."
Ecclesiastes,
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ALBERT BLEDSOr. DINWIDDIE. A M., I'm I)..
PRESIDENT Ol THE UNIVERSITY
THE JAMBALA YA
Officers of Instruction
Albert Bledsoe Dinwiddie, A.M., Ph.D., LL.D.
Presidenl of the University
George Bunch Adams, M.D.
MoRTo.N Arnold Aldrich, Ph.D.
Carroll Woolsey Allen, M.D.
DoucLA.s Smith Anderson, M.A.
Richard Ashman
Philip McKinley Autrv
Clara Gregory Baer
B. W. N. Bacot. A.B.
Charles Adolph Bahn, M.D.
James Monroe Bamber, M.D.
L. C. Barker
Charles Cassedy Bass, M.D.
Mary Elizabeth Bass, M.D.
Rose Baxton
PIenry Bayon, A.m., M.D.
Edw,\rd Ambrose Bechtel. PhD.
Charles William Bein, B.Arch.
George Sam Bel, M.D.
Earl A. Berry
Oscar Walter Bethea, M.D.. Ph.G., F.C.S.
Stephen Mertle Blackshear, M.D.
Rupert Mitchum Blakely, M.D.
Homer Blincoe, A.B., M.Sc.
Charles James Bloom. B.S., M.D.
Henry Nathan Blum. M.D.
Howard Tucker Bond
Harriet Amelia Boyer
Muir Bradburn, B.S.. M.D.
William Plummer Bradburn, Jr., B.S.. M.D.
Sidney Prancis Braud, A.B., M.D.
Julia May Breazeal, Mus.B.
L. A. J. Brennan, M.D.
Frank Temple Brown, M.D.
George Stewart Brown, M.Ph., M.D.
Marion Earle Brown, M.D.
William Prentiss Brown, A.B., A.M.
I Ienry Dickson Bruns, M.D.
Mary Williams Butler
Pierce Butler, Ph.D.
William Walton Butterworth, M.D.
Ansel Marion Caine, A.B., M.D.
John Williamson Caldwell. A.M., M.D.
Nicholas Callan. A.B.. LL.B.
Earle Roy Campbell
A. A. Canter. B.S.. C.M.D.
Joseph Walter Carroll
Philips John Carter, B.S., M.D.
Octave Charles Cassegrain, M.D.
Lionel Louis Cazenavette, M.D.
Charles Louis Chassaicnac, M.D.
Felix Percy Chillincworth. M.D.
Samuel Marmaduke Dinwiddie Clark.
B.Sc. M.D.
J. Harry Clo, Ph.D.
Reginald Sowers Cocks, A.M.
Henry Sula Cochran, B.Sc. M.D.
Louis M. Cognevich, D.D.S.
Isidore Cohn, B.Sc, M.D.
James Clifton Cole, M.D.
Joseph Collins
John Joseph Colomb. D.D.S.
Maurice John Couret, A.M., M.D.
Paul Ernest Cox, B.S.
R. E. Cra!C
R. S. Chichlow. B.S., M.D.
John Thompson Crebbin, M.D.
William Henry Creighton, U.S.N
George Bernard Crozat, D.D.S.
Lorenzo Nolley Dantzler
}1enry Daspit, M.D.
Robert Alfred Davis, M.D.
Stewart Pomeroy Dean. D.D.S.
Lawrence Richard DeBuys. B.S., M.D.
Sidney Philip DeLaup, B.Sc. M.D.
Donald Derickson. C.E.
John Fleming Dicks. M.D.
Ai BERT Bledsoe Dinwiddie. A.M.. Ph.D.,
LL.D.
William Dinwiddie, M.A.. LL.D.
Brandt Van Blarcom Dixon. A.M.. LL.D.
Maude Doswell. A.B.
Oscar Dowlinc. M.D.
I'age fonih-en
THE JAMBALAYA
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Henry Drueding
Louis Joseph Dubos, A.R., M.D.
Antoine Louis Ducasse. D.D.S.
Edward Bernard Ducasse. D.D.S.
Charles Howard Dunbar, Jr.. A.B.. LL.D.
Arnott Kells Duncan. M.D.
Wallace Joseph Durel. M.D.
Charles Warren Duval. M.D.
Hugh L. Dwver. D.W.M.. M.D.. D.P.
Isadore Dver. Ph.D.. M.D.
John L. Ebauch
Samuel F. Elder
John Barnwell Elliott. A.B.. M.D., I'hD
John Barnwell Elliott, Jr., A.M., M.D.
Charles Leverich Eshleman. A.B.. M.D.
Allan Chotard Eustis. M.D.
John R. Evans, Ph.G.
Marcus Feingold, M.D.
Charles Payne Fenner, B.S.. LL.B.
Erasmus Darwin Fenner, A.B., M.D.
Felipe Fernandez, A.B.
Chevalier Culsepfe Ferrata, Mus.Doc.
Hazel Elizabeth Field. M.S.
Chro FiNCK
John Macison Fletcher, Ph.D.
Mabel Fountaine
Eugene Louis Fortier. D.D.S.
LuriEN Amedee Fcrtier. D.D.S.
AlBf.RT F.MILE Fo.ssier. A.M.. M.D.
Rui us EnwARD Foster. LL.B.
Andrew V. FREfE-icrS. B S.. M.D.
F.phriam Deneufbourc Fr^dekic- s. A.B., M.D
LVDIA El.lZABlTH Ffot.'.cher. A.M.
Joseph Mary Garcia, D.D.S.
Walter Eugene Carry, M..Sr., Ph.D.. M.D.
Mildred Gauche. M.S.
Simon Geismar. M.D.
Maurice Joseph Gelpi, A.B., M.D.
Paul Joseph Gelpi. A.M.. M.D.
I Iermann Betram Gessner. A.M., M.D.
Charles N. Gibbons. D.D.S.
Upton W. Giles, A.B., M.D.
Addi.ey 1 loGAN Gladden, Jr.. A.li., M.D.
David W. Godat
Waiter Louis Goi.d.stein, A.B.
I'rank Raymond Gomila, M.D.
Maroi II Joseph Gondoi e. M.D.
Benjamin Levi Gore, D.D.S.
John Daniel Grace
PiilH Ghai I ir.Niso. M D.
David R. Grahm. Jr.
Ame:;ee Granger. M.D.
William Benjamin Gregory. M.M.I'..
James Bi-^ney Guthrie, B.Sc, M.D.
James B. Hackett
John Taylor Halsey, M.D.
Carl Andrews Hanson
Irving Hardesty. A.B., Ph.D.
Mary Leal 1 Iarkness. Ph.D.
William Herbert Harris. A.B., M.D.
Roy Betram Harrison, M.D.
Esther Finlay Harvey, A.B.
Louis Alexander Herbert, B.S., M.D.
Max Helier. M.L.
Adolph DeCampus Henriquez. M.D.
James C. 1 Iirsch. B.E.
Ralph Hopkins. A.B., M.D.
William Lee Hughes, LL.B.
Jo.=eph Hume, Ph.B., M.D.
Herman Fair Hustedt
Raoul Stanislaus Hymel. D.D.S.
Felix Morrison L'^aacson. D.D.S
Adolph Jacobs, M.D.
Stanford Chaille Jamison. M.D.
Foster Matthew Johns, M.D.
Hamilton Polk Jones, M.D.
Will ODaniel Jones. M.D.
Pierre Jorda Kaiiie. B.S.. M.D
CiiARiEs Parnell Keli.eiier. D.D.S.
John Smith Kendall. .A.M.
William Samuel Kerlin. M.D.
Frank James Kinbercer, M.D.
Alfred Clinton King. M.D.
Edward Lacy King. A.B.. M.D.
Kenneth William Kinney. M.D.
FlIKOnORE I RANK KiRN. NLD.
Katherine Kopman
Pail George Lacroix. B.S.. M.D.
Jerome Landry, M.D.
Lucian I Iypoi ITE Landry. M.D.
Stuart Omer Landry
John Alexander Laniord. I'h.C.. M.D.
Stephen Ives Langmaid, A.M., LL.B.
Felix Ai.phonse Larue, A.M., M.D.
Charles W. Leaphart. A.M.. LL.B.
I'.DMUNi) Laurence I.eckert. M.D.
.All RED Arciiinard Leeie, D.D.S.
William Pendleton 1".mii.e Leiide, B.E.
Henry Leidenheimer, M.D.
Isaac Ivan 1 imann, A.B., LL.B.
t^ayr ftllfrn
THE JAMBALA YA
Monte Mordecai Lemann. A.B.. LL.B.
L. GUSTAVE Lemle
Otto Lerch, A.M., Ph.D., M.D.
Joseph Levy, M.D.
Erne.st SiuNEY Lewis, B.Sc, M.D.
James Leon Lewis, M.D.
John A. Lewis. M.D.
Henry John Lindner, M.D.
James Louis Locascio, Ph.G., M.D.
Maude Locker, A.B., M.A.. M.D.
Henry Clarence Lochte, M.D.
George King Logan, B.Sc, M.D.
Raymond A. Longhney
Louis V'yasa James Lopez, M.D.
William Alvin Love, A.B.. M.Ph., M.D.
Chandler Clement Luzenberc, B.S., LL.B.
Guy Van Winkle Lyman, C.P.A.
Robert Clyde Lynch, M.D.
James Adair Lyon, A.M.
Marcy J. Lyons, M.D.
Randolph Lyons, Ph.B., M.D.
Matthew T. McClure. Jr., M.A., Ph.D.
Irene Agnes McCulloch, Ph.D.
Marion Herbert McGuire, M.D.
Paul Avery McIlhenny, M.D.
Eleanor McMain
Urban Maes, M.D.
AucusTiN Logan Magruder, D.D.S.
Alphonse Martin LaMeslee, B.esL., A.M.
Edmund Denecre Martin, M.D.
Rudolph Matas, M.D., LL.D.
Abraham Mattes, M.D.
Leon Ryder Maxwell. A.M.
Percy L. McCay
Harold T. Mead, B.S., M.S.
I Ienry Edward Menage, M.D., M.Pii.
Robert Leonval Menuet, BE.
Abraham Louis Metz, M.Ph., M.D.
Waldemar Rice Metz, B.S., M.D.
Alphonse Chas. Bernard Meynier, D.D.S.
Paul Michinard, M.D.
Charles Jefferson Miller, M.D.
Milliard Eve Miller, M.D.
Caroline Mims, M.D.
Frank W. Morgan, Ph.D.
George G. Morthland
1 Iai. Walters Moseley, M.Sc, M.A.
Edmund Moss, M.D.
Peter Francis Murphy, M.D.
RoLLiN Gui70T Myers, B.Sc, M.Sc
Harry Everett Nelson, M.D.
William P. Nelson, Jr.
Harold W. Newman, Jr.
Jacob Warren Newman, M.D.
Harry Mathew Nolan. D.D.S.
Ann Hero Northrup, A.B., LL.B.
Elliott Judd Northrup, A.B., LL.B.
John T. O'Farrail, M.D.
James Phares O'Kelley, M.D.
James Henry O'Reilly, D.D.S.
John Frederick Oechsner, M.D.
Henry John Otto, M.D.
DoMiNicK Andrew Palmisano. M.D.
Frederick William Parham, M.D.
Lillian Florence Parker, Ph.D.
George Farrar Patton, M.D.
RuFFiN Trousdale Perkins, A.B., M.D.
William Martin Perkins, B.Sc, M.D.
Robert H. Pot-s, M.D.
William David Phillips, B.Sc, M.Ph., M.D.
George King Pratt, Jr., B.S., M.D.
Joseph E. Psayi a, D.D.S.
Louis G. Raymon
Portia Pierce Randolph, A.B.
John Christian Ransmeier, A.M., Ph.D.
Mary C. Raymond, A.B.
John E. Rau
Eleanor Elmire Reames, Ph.D.
Louis Favrot Reynaud, M.D.
Caroline Francis Richardson, A.M.
Lii LIE Richardson, A.M.
Ernest FIenry Reidel, A.M., Ph.D.
Gladys Ritchie
Claude Green Rives, Jr.
James Marshall Robert, B.E.
Ernest Alexis Robin. B.Sc , M.D.
Anita Gonzales Roeschneider
Amelie Roman
Maurice Samuel Rosenthal, B.S., M.D.
Ernest Charles Samuel, M.D.
Adolph K. Scharff
Lester D. Scharff
Ernest Schuyten
Ralph Jacob Schwartz, A.M., LL.B.
Leonard C. Scott, Ph.D., M.D.
William Henry Seemann, M.D.
Thomas Benton Sellers, Ph.C, M.D.
Luther Sexton, M.D.
Garvin Dennis Shallenbercer, A.B., B S.
Covington FIardy Sharp, M.D.
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THE JAMBALA YA
Mary Given Sheerer
Lillian Shelley
F^ALPH ILUCENE ShERWOOD, D.D.S.
Joseph Sicomo
1 Ienry Theocore Simon, M.D.
Sidney Kohn Simon, A.B., M.D.
Gertrude Roberts Smith
Victor Conway Smith. M.D.
Wilbur Cleveland Smith. M.D.
William Benjamin Smith, A.M.. Ph.D., I.I.D.
John Smyth, M.D.
C. Stern, B.E.
Thomas D. Stewart
Daniel \V. Stewart. Jr.
Isabella Stirling Snodcrass, A.B.
Edmond Scuckon, M.D.
Marion Simms Souckon, M.D.
Adelin Elam Sfencer, A.M.
Mary Cass Spencer, M.Sc.
Imocene Stone. A.M.
Jacob Ambrose Storck, M.I'h., M.D.
Robert Alexander Strong, M.D.
Mary Clayton Sumner, A.B.
Dacny Sunne, Ph.D.
George James Taquino, M.D.
Aucuste J. Tete, B.E.
Susan Dinsmore Tew, 1'h.D.
James M. Thurincer. M.D.
Oscar Joseph Trappey. D.D.S.
Lota Lee Troy
Charles Joseph Turck, A.M., LL.B.
George Hampden Upton, M.D.
Roy McUan Van Wart, A.B., M.D.
David Frederick Waide, M.D.
Lewis Farrington Wakeman
Charles Arthur Wallbillich, M.D.
Frederick Walrath
Alice Weddell
Joseph Deutsch Weis, M.D.
Frederick Wespy, Ph.D.
Melvin Johnson White. Ph.D.
Roy White. D.D.S.
Beneijah Gibson Wilbert. M.D.
Charles Samuel Williamson. Jr., M.S.
Armand L. Willoz
Theodore Wilson. D.D.S.
J. E. Winston, Ph.D.
Virginia Reese Withers, A.B.
Louis Gally Wocan, M.D.
Frederick Jacob Wolke. D.D.S.
James Townsend Wolfe. M.D.
Annie Miriam Wood
Wallace Wood. Jr., D.D.S.
Ellsworth Woodward
William Woodward
Edward Lionel Joseph Zander
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The Newcomb Relief Unit
^ HEN, during ihe spring of 1918, occasional alumnae and sludenls w^s'ied aloud ihat
Newcomb might be represented in war work in some definite and individual way, those
who heard ihcm echoed ihc wish, li;tle dreaming that the w nter of 1919 would find
a unit organized and financed by the College, a:li ely at wo:k in I aly and in Frantc.
And those of us who worked to send thai unit abroad somelin:cs wonder if we arc
not still dreaming.
To Dr. DinWiddic, the President of ihe University, goes the credit for first sU3ges:ing that oar \ ague
wishes might actually be realized. It was in June that he took up the mailer wilh :h; Alumnae Presi-dent,
Miss Anna Many. Members of the Alumnae were consjlted, and waxed enthusiastic at once.
And the Red Cross gladly accepted the offer of a sf If-linanced unit of some ten ir.enbes to do recon-struction
work in devastated France. In July the first meeting was held, team captains were ap-pointed,
and work was actively begun. At the end of August it was possib'e to repo.-t that cash and
pledges were enough to justify our belief that ihc unit was an accCTpllihed fart. Th?re were few very
large contributions, either from the Alumnae themselves, or from outsiders; but the response was over-whelmingly
cordial and overwhelmingly generous, and we can say that the Newcomb Unit is really
a Newcomb Unit, suppoitcd, not by a few people, but by the great body of Alumnae and students of the
College.
Applications for ser'.ice, as might be expe^-ted. poured in, and the taik of s:lectio.i was a difficult
one. In reaching a decision as to the constitution of the Unit, many thingi were con-idered: good
health and enduiance, a definite training in things likely to be of service, a knowledge of Freneh, and
—
though it was ne-.er the first consideration —the amount of money the applicant could herself supply
Originally ten members were selected circumstances later compelled one or ;wo wi hdiawals and suh-
•lilulions, and the list now stands: Caroline Richaidson, '95, director; Anna Many, 07, business
manager; Edna Danziger, '07; Celeste Eshleman, 06; Mary Palfrey, '09; Edih Dupre, '00; Marion
Monroe, '10, and Nettie Barnwell, '09.
The Unit members began iheir training at once, and they learned evcrythinj, f.o.n first aid to auto-mechanirs;
from agricultural theories to cooking. They were vaccinated and inoculated. They read
and talked Fiench. And they piovided themselves with all ihinvs that kindly fr cnls sug'jstcd as nec-cssaiy
for one about to go overseas.
Then came the armistice, and a few days after the armistice came the annoan:ement from tie Red
Cross that it could send no more units for service abroad. The Newcomb Unit forthwith made appli-cation
to the Y. M. C. A. authorities, and was accepted at once, and on I'le night of December 15,
they left for New 'I'ork. There, so their stoiies go, they worked from seven in the morning until all
hours of the night, filling in gaps in their cduca'ion, as it were, and, between tim-s. doin;? canteen wok
to get their hand) in. And they passed more physical examination i.
On the eighth of January they sailed aboard the Carmania, wi h a motor ccrps un t, and uni's fiom
Welleiley and Bryn Mawr. Mrs. Ccoige R. Vincent, of Chicago, was the head of the four units, and
Newcomb is more than proud that Anna Many was business manager and Misi Caroline Richardson
was one of the heads of the parly. It lends arsuranee to what one of the Unit wroe, t'lat Newcomb
has never been to advertised in its life.
As yet we ha e only the larest oullinrs of what happened after th.il. W> kno v t'lal the stay in
England was biief, that Paris wai reached Ue in January, and that the Unit was al once split up and
put to work. Edith f)upre and Anna Many are in Rome; Celese Eshleman and Maiion Monroe arc
in St, Nazaire; Mollie Palfrey, Nettie Barnwell and l-.dna Danziger are doinj c*-ilrcn wmk in Bresl;
and Caroline Richardson is on special duty in Paris.
And because these things are so, we of Newcomb frrl llwil wr are doing ai a bodv. our share in
bringing peace and sanity back to a war-loin woild, and we nie ginteful to those of us who had the
vision and the courage to dream the dream that all of us have been given the opportunity to realize.
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Honor Roll
Wallace F. Abacie ex- 1 91
9
Louis Lee Abbot 1917
Glenwood B. Achom ex- 1 91
6
Dr James M. Acker, Jr 1910
Francis H. Adams 1916
Dr. George B. Adams 1910
Dr. James M. Adams 1909
Lionel Adams ex- 191
7
Dr. David Adicer 1913
Dr. W. FloLcoMBE Aiken 1915
Wm. L. Alexander ex-1920
Dr. Katz Allen T . . ex- 191
Dr. Lucius B. Allen 1912
Dr. Victor K. Allen 1915
Dr. Ernest E. Alleceyer 1917
Philip C. Altman 1916
Dr. Allen M. Ames 1912
Rudolph J. Anderson 1906
Edward E. Archibald ex- 1909
Charles R. Armstrong 1908
Albert E. Arnoult 1909
F. Clyde Arnoult 1913
Mrs. Edwin Arny 1913
William L. Atkins
E. C. Atkinson 1915
Dr. Richard B. Austin, Jr 1910
Dr. Thomas C. Austin 1909
Dr. Julian T. Bailey 1909
Kenneth M. Bailey 1921
Claude M. Baker 1918
Dr. Wilter J. Baker 1915
Dr. Wilmer Baker 1916
Dr. Joseph F. Baldwin 1915
R. Edwin Bali 1919
Dr. Hewitt L. Balloire 1900
Emmett F. Bankston 1907
A. M. Barbe 1900
L. Barber 1918
Dr. William E. Barber, Jr 1917
Herman L. Barnett 1916
Mss Nettie C. Barnwell 1909
Miss Edith Barrett 1920
Dr. Chas. W. Barrier. Jr 1917
Errol C. Barron 1918
Dr. Wm. M. Barron 1914
A. Jackson Bartlett 1918
Dr. Chas. C. Bass 1899
Henry H. Bate 1917
Dr. Theodore T. Batson 1915
Dr. James Ernest Baylis 1918
Hugh A. Bayne 1894
Lansing D. Beach 1913
Dr. James W. Beard 1914
Dr. Robert B. Beard 1913
Herbert U. Becklev 1920
Dr. George S. Bel . . . . . . . .1893
Miss Adele Belden 1920
Dr. Webster W. Belden 19l6
Wilton O. Bell 1921
Dr. Wm. L. Bendel 1916
Dr. Eirin E. Benoist 1916
Dr. Edgar J. Berancer 1916
Dr. Robert Bernhard 1913
Dr. James A. Bethea 1913
Dr. a. F. Beserly 1903
Dr. Wiley H. Billingsley 1912
George W. Billeifes 1916
Dr. Thomas B. Bird 1914
Henry O. Bisset 1911
David Blackshear 1904
Dr Rupert Blakely 1911
Dr. Frank T. Blow 1908
Milton H. Blum 1910
Dr. J. Mahne Bodenheimer 1906
Dr. Nicholas C. Boethal 1901
George W. Booth. Jr 1914
Francis X. BosTic 1919
Dr. Hugh P. Boswell 1912
Harold W. Bott 1919
Miss May Boutcher
Posey R. Bowers 1916
Dr. E. R. Bornie 1916
Dr. Hugh Boyd 1839
Dr. Solomon R. Boykin 1916
Dr. Muir Bradburn 1912
Dr. John W. Brandon, Jr 1913
Dr. Sidney F. Brand 1914
Dr. Isidor Braun 1910
Edward W. Bres 1913
Dr. Malcom I. Brewer I9i6
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Dr. Lucius \V. Brock 1911
Dr. C. p. Brown 1912
Dr. F. Temple Brown 1909
Dr. George L. Brown 1907
Malcolm M. Brown ex-1919
Dr. Marion Brown 191 1
Percv E. Brown 1911
William E. Brown 1919
Dr. Henry Silas Browne 1914
Dr. Paul Z. Browne 1915
Logan Bruns 191-1
A. Gordon Buchanan 1923
Dr. Chas. C. Buchanan 1909
Dr. Wiley R. Bufuncton 1899
Dr. Henry B. Burdeshaw 1916
Dr. Clarence A. Burcheim 1915
Dr. Norman A. Bushey 1912
Dr. James W. Butts 1915
John Callan. Jr 1912
Dr. Enoch Caloway 1916
Dr. William O. Calloway 1914
Alvin a. Callender 191 I
Dr. Jack T. Cappel 1915
Powell B. Cappel 1920
Hart N. Carcoza 1920
Dr. William A. Carnes
Prof. I Ienry B. Carre 1895
K. T. Carter 1915
Dr. Philip J. Carter 1912
Charles E. Gate 1906
Dr. J. F. Cazayoux 1907
Joseph E. Cazeneure 1917
Black CiiArFE. Jr 1912
Jos. B. CiiAiiE. JR 1910
David J. Cmaiiil 1909
Dr. Chas. T. Chamberlain 1902
Henry E. Chambers. Jr 1910
Dr. Charley H. Chapman 1909
Dr. Pierre N. Charbonet 1916
George M. Chenney 1915
Dr. Prank Chetta 1915
Dr. A. P. Clark 1914
Dr. S. M. D. Clark I9U0
Dr. Wallace H. Clark 1912
George .'>. Ci arke 1910
Dr. Howard Ciarke 1905
Dr. Thomas G. Cleveland 1911
Nat. T. Cluverins IS95
Henry N. Coats 1921
llERBiRr C. Cole .... 1905
J. Clifton Cole 1909
Bertram R. Coleman 1914
Rlston S. Cole 1909
Ben S. Coleman 1920
E. Hunter Coleman 191!
W. Prague Coleman 1897
M. M. Collins 1907
F. J. Combe 1889
Amable a. Comeaux 1913
J. Adolph Commagere 1913
James W. Conley I9C8
Evan S. Connell 1913
Edmund M. Conneley 1908
Edwin O. Cook 1902
Le Verrier Cooley 1912
Maud Cooley 1917
Albert S. Cooper 1909
Robert A. Corbin 1914
M. J. B. Couret 1896
George J. Cousin 1917
Sumpter P. Cousin 1917
T. Byron Cracroft 1907
French H. Cracdock 1912
Edgar D. Craft 1905
Sylvester D. Craig I9U3
George A. Cronan 1914
Dr. Edgar W. Daly 1903
S. Vincent D'Amiso 1917
Dr. James A. Danna ... 1901
Mlss Edna G. Danziger . 1907
Dr. Seisel B. Darracotl 1915
John Dart 191 t
Hebert E. Darton 1917
Dr. 1 Ienry Daspit 1907
Dr. J. Ricney D'Aunoy 1913
Dr. Henry J. Dauterive 1910
Dr. N. T. Davif 1909
Alien T. Davies 1912
Dr. John E. Davies 1889
Dr. Edward Day 1911
P. A. Dayvies 1919
Dr. J. T. De Bella 1918
Dr. J. George Demp.sey 1899
T. Bayne Denegre 1918
I-'rancis O. Denny 1915
Walter E. Denny 1916
Dr. George J. de Reyna. Jr 1917
Dr. John R. De \ eilinc 1912
Charles B. Dick.i 1917
Dh John F. Dicks IR-JO
/'uiff la-r/i/y "'i^
THE JAMBALA YA
Dr. George B. Dickson 1911
Arthur A. Diettel 1910
Wm. a. Dixon 1896
Dr. Walter B. Dobeon 1904
Dr. Howard P. Doles 1912
Dr. J. Glenn Donald 1911
Dr. Pressly Y. Donald 1915
Marcel J. Drevfous 1918
Albert M. Dreyfous 1911
Henry L. Dreyfous 1907
Chas. E. Dunbar. Jr 1915
Dr. Chas. G. Ducas 1916
Dr. John S. Dunn 1908
Dr. J. F. Dunshie 1896
Miss Edith G. Dupre 1900
Dr. Wallace J. Durel 1897
Joseph G. Duvineaud. Jr 1916
Wm. D. Dwyer 1921
J. R. Dykes 1921
Dr. H. G. F. Edwards 1911
Eugene N. Ehrhart 1918
Dr. Wm. R. Edison 1917
Dr. Clarence C. Elebash 1909
Dr. John P. Elliott, Jr 189-t
Carey J. Ellis, Jr 1912
Edwin F. Emmer 1916
Louis F. Ernst '910
Dr. T. W. Evans 1914
Dr. John S. Ewing '904
Dr. Edward B. Faget 1914
Dr. Guy H. Faget 1914
Dudley B. Faithorn 1917
Charles C. Farell 1917
L. Barkduel Faulk '912
Clifford Favrot 1919
Horace C. Feagin '910
Sidney L. Fiebleman 1914
Robt. F. Fennell 1911
E. D. Fenner 1892
Frederick L. Fenne I9i7
Robert R. Ferguson 1917
Julius R. Fernandez 1913
John B. Ferran, Jr 1916
Everett S. Fick 1916
Alexander Ficklen 1911
R. W. Field 1900
Edwin J. Fisher 1914
Robt. B. Fisher 1911
RuFus H. Fisher 1909
Harston B. Fite 1914
Richard C. Fitzgerald 1920
B. T. Flashpoller 1919
Lionel G. Fleming 1915
Patrick H. Fleming 1911
Winfred N. Floyd 1917
Arthur M. Foley 1903
Mannie a. Fort 1903
Eugene L. Fortier 1908
Louis J. Fortier 1913
LuciEN A. Fortier 1912
Albert E. Fossier 1902
R. H. Foster 1908
James I. Fountain 1893
Wirt Dee Fowler 1909
W. B. Fox 1920
Henry L. Franklin 1917
Eugene A. Frechet 1902
Edward A. Free 1917
Frecerich B. Freeland 1914
Otto Leon Freeman 1918
Harry G. Fridge 1904
George P. Frierson 1917
S. Evander Frierson 1907
Homer G. Fritchie 1917
Valentine H. Fuchs 1917
Louis Fuerstenberg 1915
Francis L. Furman '891
\. M. Gaze 1917
Paul G. Gamble 1*509
Donald S. Gannon 1908
Henry L. Gardiner ........ 1916
Marcellus C. Garner 1915
Broox C. Garrett 1913
Joseph W. Garrett 1915
Marvel G/rsaud . 1903
Tracey T. Gately 1917
Joseph S. Gatlin 1912
Raymond Gauci:e 1912
John Gazze, Jr '''^l
Jacob C. Geicer l'"2
Maurice J. Gelpi 1911
Louis J. Genela '900
Gregory P. Gentling 1923
Garrett L. George 1916
GusTAVE R. Gerson 1915
William J. Gibbens, Jr 1917
Doctor D. Gill 1911
Charles E. Gillis
Addley H. Gladden, Jr 1915
John S. Glass 1917
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THE JAMBALA YA
Edmund B. Gi.enny . .
Abraham H. Goldberg
Louis S. Goldstein
Harold J. Gendoef
RosNER F,. Graham
James I. Graves
Denver F. Gray .
Charles C. Green
Justin J. Green
Thomas R. Greet
Bernard H. Grehan
C. J. Gremillion .
Walter M. Gurley
J. BiRNEY Guthrie
Joseph M. Gwinn. Jr
Samuel Haas. Jr.
Allen S. Hackett
Callender F. Hadden
Luther E. Hall. Jr.
Charles E. Hamilton
William 1 I. I Iami ey
George R. I Iammltt
William S. Hammond
Edmund C. f Iandcock
Lucius L. I Unaly
Eugene D. I Iardin .
Charles J. I Iardy .
Dr. Robert R. I Iarper
William W. I Iarper
Arthur W. Harris .
Herrmann H. Harris
George B. I Iarrison. Jr
John W. I Iarrison
Mac Mili ar I Iarrison
Mrs. Joseph I Iaspel
Walter C. I Iara . .
Walter C. Mara . .
Eugene C. I Iawkius
William McL. Hays
Joseph E. 1 Ieard
Manning W. 1 U.ard
James G. 1 Ieller
W. C. IIearin . .
Aynaud F. I Iedert .
Louis A. I Iebert . .
Charles W. I Ieitzman
Ben R. 1 Ienincer .
Adolpii D. I Ienriques
Cecil N. IJENRiquf s
Mil 1 rn C" I Ienry
1915 Lawrence Hickey 1920
1915 Budd H. Higden 1913
1903 David I. Hirsch |90S
1913 George M. Hodgdon 19|7
1914 Arthur F. Hoce 190?
1906 James W. Hopkins 1913
1912 Ralph Hopkins 1899
1910 Eugene M. Hernot I9I4
1912 Norman A. Hotard 1914
1907 Joseph M. Hountha 1910
1915 Charles G. House 1916
1897 F.wing T. Howard 1897
1912 I RANKLIN A. Howell 1917
1900 Howard J. Hubf.rier 1920
1917 Edward j. 1 Iuhner 1899
1915 Solon R. Humphries 1910
1903 Ralph W. Humphr:es 1915
1905 Randell Hunt |889
1918 A. T. Hunter 1898
1913 David Hyman 1914
John W. A. Insincer I9|9
1918 Leon Irwin. Jr 1920
1916 I'.mmett L. Irwin 1917
1917 William K. Irwin 1921
1915 Joseph P. Israel 1916
1917 Albert A. Jackson 1912
1919 A. C. Jackson 1916
1914 Charles L. Jacob 1912
1891 Mrs. Ernest L. Jhancke 1903
1915 W. A. Dewitt James. Jr 1913
1910 S. C. Jamison 1912
1918 Miss Celeste Janvier 1904
1899 George Janvier 1903
191 1 Ioster Jarreli 1914
1909 I Iarry Jenkins 1903
1919 losEPii W. JocHiM 1917
1916 Alexander Jobson 1915
1917 .Allen Johnson 1916
1916 Be.njamin F. Johnson 1903
1914 A. Allen Johnson 1917
1918 S. N, John.son
1912 Go.sta N. Johnson 1888
1910 Alexander C. Jones 1919
1916 Clare.sce L. Jones 1918
1915 Cleaves A. Jones 1917
1899 George M. Jones 1916
1916 Hamilton V. Jones . 1394
1906 Ha.ston V. Jones 1909
I'Hi John P. Jones. Jh 1917
I'KW Will O. Jones I9H
Pilfic lwettl\j-lhrcc
THE JAMBALA YA
^_=_^^
W. Walter Jones 1918
Charles E. Joubert 1907
Calvin A. Joyner 1920
Martin J. Kahao. Jr 1916
Alfred M. Kahn 1912
Archibald C. Kappel 1913
G. Allard Kaufman 1917
Harold L. Kearney 1915
Errel Edward Kelly 1918
Mrs. John S. Kendall 1899
Mallory Kenedy 1903
Charles M. Kent 1915
Edwin F. Keplincer, Jr 1919
William S. Kerlin 1913
John E. Kern 1921
William J. Kernachan 1908
Harold Kernan ... 1918
William F. Kernan 1912
Samuel P. Kerne 1913
Lawrence E. Kerwin 1917
Karl F. Kesmodel 1916
John A. Keyton 1916
Victor K. Kiam 1917
Pressley A. KiBBE 1912
Oliver B. Kiel 1914
Joseph L. Killeen . . 1916
George C. Kilpatrick 1903
Edward L. King 1911
Kenneth W. Kinney 1916
Thomas J. Kirwin . . 1916
E. a. Kleinpeter 1903
Charles W. Knight 1913
Richard Koch 1910
Urban B. Koen 1920
Harry L. Koemig 1902
Leon L. Koli.man 1918
RoscoE C. Kory 1910
Willie F. Krone 1916
John T. Krumpelmann 1916
Louis Z. Kushner 1916
Leon L. Labath. Jr 1905
Paul G. La Croix 1913
Walter P. Lambeth 1913
Adrian Landry 1897
Paul Tilton Landry 1913
Morton P. Lane 1914
Jean M. Lapeyre. Jr 1917
W. Martin Lathrop 1915
Jesse W. Lea 1891
W. Martin Lathrop 1920
Thos. Latiolais 1915
John B. Lea 1914
William W. Leake 1914
Karl Leadbetter 1920
Lucian a. Ledeux 1917
McLean J. Le Deoux 1921
Henry Lee 1913
Rene j. Le Gardeur. Jr 1911
Harold G. Leceai 1921
Armeant Legendre 1921
Folwell Legendre 1921
James H. Legendre 1914
Marion A. Legendre 1918
John B. LeGwin 1911
Robert M. Le:ch 1912
Isaac Lemann .... 1900
Jacob Lemann 1906
David G. Lemkowitz 1907
Selim B. Lemle 1916
William E. Lester 1911
George B. Le Sueur 1904
Frank M. Lett 1909
Edward J. Levi ... 1916
Henry Levi 191
1
Abe L. Levi 1907
Samuel Levine 1911
Golden Leigh Levy . . 1913
Lewis FL Levy 1913
Louis Levy 19C8
Neville Levy 1913
Oscar L Levy 1916
Alfred L. Lewis 1916
Charles William Lewis 1918
J. Hampden Lewis 1905
J. Frank Lieberman 1913
John G. Lilly 1899
Ezra A. Lines 1897
Mozart A. Lischkoff 1910
George F. Littlepage . 1909
James L. Locascio 1916
Henry C. Lochte 1914
Andrew M. Lockett. Jr 1918
Louis V. L. Lopez 1915
C. Alberio Lorio 1918
Lionel F. Lorio ... 1912
Rex E. Lothrop 1920
Chandler S. Luzenberg 1920
Clyde Lynch 1903
Leon E. Lyon 1894
William H. Lyon 1899
Randolph Lyons 1907
Samuel B. Lyons 1917
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THE JAMBALA YA
^
EccAR F. McCall 1916
Julius W. McCall 1 91
5
John L. McCollouch . 1921
S. Logan McConnell 1917
Frank H. McConnie 1897
William P. McCrossin 1916
E. Davis McCutcheon 1918
SciiAUMBERC McChee 1905
Forres M. McGraw 1917
Armand G. Mel Ienry 1913
Thomas J. McHuch 1914
Paul A. McIlhenny 1900
Stucky F. McIntosh 1919
William P. McKay 1916
James W. McKee, Jr 1916
John McKowen 1912
John G. McLaurin 1914
M. J. McLean 1916
Mrs Isabel W. McLellan 1891
Kenneth McLeod 1918
Norman A. McLeod 1896
Richard L. McNerr 1895
William T. McNeese 1908
John C. McSween. Jr 1917
Charles McVea 1893
Charles A. McWilliams 1913
Perle Mackie 1911
James T. Maddox
Urban Maes 1900
Ambrose Macinnis 1910
A. LccAN Macruder 1916
Levin F. Macruder 1905
Thomas V. Macruder 1910
Peter P. Mailhes 1916
Roger J. Maihles 1916
Erie L. Major 1916
Ralph II. Mame 1917
(James J. Manson. Jr *. 1919
Anna K. Many 1913
Albert J. Marion. Jr 1916
SuMTtR I). Marks, Jr 1916
I.IK 1 1. Martin 1906
TiioMA.s W. Martin 1916
Robert N. Marx 1916
Rudolph Matas 1880
Victor T. Mather 1918
Daniel F. Mathias 1915
Wii I JAM II. MArriiKWs, Jr 1907
F'.. Stanley Matthews |9(X)
A. A. Mattes ... 1915
Frank R. Maura . I89H
\'ictor W. Maxwell 1915
C. W. Mayer 1903
Wm. p. Melancon I9II
John W. Meivin 1911
Anthony M. Menendez 1917
Joseph C. Menendez 1917
Christopher L. Mencis 1900
J. Claude Meraux 1916
Louis A. Mereaux 1904
Waldemar R. Metz 1913
Monte F. Meyer 1914
Morris D. Meyer 1910
Thos. F.mmett Meyer 1919
A. C. B. Meynieu 1916
Wm. G. Milholland 1916
Edward T. Miller 1909
Robt. F. Miller 1893
Victor II. Miller 1913,
Robt. II. Milling 1919
Wear F. Milling 1915
Wm. F. Miltenberger 1917
Leopold Mitchell 1916
Porter Mixon 1918
Miss Marion Monrce 1918
Maxwell Moody 1913
I luGii r. Moore 1910
Wm. B. Monroe 1916
John R. Morgan 1917
Edgar T. Morris 1918
Pendleton S. Morris. Jr 1908
Stanley S. Morris 1915
James J. Morse 1920
A. Michael F. Morvant . 1909
F.DMOND Moss 1899
Francis Mottram 1914
T. a. Mottram 1914
Albert R. Monstier 1919
I'rank D. Mower 1907
C. P. MUNDAY 18%
Robt. K. Munn. Jr 1915
Clarence S. Murphy 1914
Daniel J. Murphy 1915
Fmile F. Naef 1916
Miss Mathilda Nairne 1918
E. Leroy Napier 1906
Mayer A. Newhauser 1910
Sterling M. Newton 1915
Roy R. Niblach 1914
Tiio.'*. C. Niciiclls ... I''15
IIfnry T. Nicoiie .... 1908
jAMt.H T. Nix. Jr 1910
I'agc iKinl^five
Mrs. R. Nixon 1899
Harry M. Nolan 1916
ROBT. W. NOLTE 1912
Alexander F. Norman 1917
Philip N. Nott, Jr 1920
Leon W. No'werski 1917
John A. O'Brien 1917
F. J. O'Connor 1909
W. LowRiE O'Donnell 1914
John T. O'Ferrall. Jr 1908
Vv'm. J. O'Hara 1915
John A. O'Keefe 1911
J. P. O'Kelley 1893
Cornelius W. O'Leary 1920
James H. O'Reiley 1914
Wm. T. O'Reilly 1915
Edmond S. Ocden 1904
Frank S. Oser 1912
Allison Owen 1890
Whyte C. Owen 1880
W. M, Owen 1917
Joseph H. Pace 1909
Campbell Palfrey 1916
Miss Mary H. Palfrey 1909
Ba5com H. Palmer 1914
Frederick D. P/irkham 1914
F. "W. Parham 1879
James H. Park, Jr 1916
Edward C. Parker 1899
Farrar B. Parker 1916
Thos. a. Parker 1918
Stirling Parkerson 1910
Wm. Parkerson 1920
Mercer C. Parrott 1917
Wm. T. Patton 1918
Frank T. Payne 1905
RoBT. L. Payne 1911
Clifford A. Peacock 1910
Roger E. Pelletier 1904
Wm. E. Penick 1915
Jose A. Perez 1917
B. Perkins, Jr 1916
RuFFiN T. Perkins 1906
W. M. Perkins 1893
Arthur J. Perrault 1910
Joseph M. Perret 1914
T. L. Perrier 1913
Miss Hilda Phelps 1514
Albert J. Philips 1910
Lewis Philips 1912
THE JAMBALA YA
^
Maurice J. Picheloup 1915
S. P. Pierce 1913
Wallis F. Pitard 1919
Joe L. Pitkin 1898
RoBT. J. Platt 1914
James N. Poche 1917
Lamar Polk 19l6
Irwin Pope, Jr 1918
RoBT. R. Porterfield 1917
C. Loyd Posey 1912
AuDiEY M. Post 1900
Oliver L. Pothier 1839
John G. Pratt 1916
Edward B. Preis 1898
Ross E. Pridgen 1910
A. A. Provosty 1919
Le Doux R. Provosty 1918
M. B. Provosty 1912
Walton P. Prudhomme 1906
RoBT. B. Pryor 1905
Wm. W. Pugh, Jr 1906
Percy L. Querens 1914
Edward P. Quinins 1908
RoBT. Y. RoBB 1923
Thomas Ragan 1891
H. H. Railey 1917
Geo. a. Ramsey 1917
Paul K. Rand 1913
Clarence C. Randall 1910
RoBT. L. Randolph 1884
Vivien P. Randolph 1914
Richard B. Rankin 1917
Howard P. Rankin 1910
Miss Mary C. Raymond 1917
Thos. H. Raymond 1916
James W. Reilley 1920
Walter H. Reilley 1902
George Wm. Rembert 1903
Roland F. Rexach 1917
Miss Caroline F. Richardson .... 1895
Louis J. Richardson 1921
L. J. Robin 1914
Bennie T. Robinson 1906
Mrs. Robt. G. Robinson 1909
Wirt A. Rogers 1917
George F. Roeling 1903
Frank A. Rogers 190")
Herbert P. Rooney 1920
Sidney G. Ross 1915
Wm. F. Rosenblum 1916
Page Iwclily iix
THE J AM BALA YA
W. R. Philips 1912
Thos. E. Philips I'JIj
Jacob S. Rosenthal 1 9 1 i
Jonas W. Rosenthal 1917
Solomon Rosenthal 191 J
1. B. RowcEN 190)
KiRBY A. Roy 1915
Walter A. Royals 1917
T. R. Rudolph 1902
Miss Gethyn B. Rycan 19KS
Charles E. L. Rupp 19N
Peter J. Rupp 190S
Benjamin C. Rush 1916
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell Ansley . . . 1907
T. I. St. Martin 1911
Raymond II. Saal 1917
Jarred Y. Sani ers. Jr 191 t
Joseph II. Sanford 1908
John G. Saunders 1913
Eugene Davis Saunders 1918
Charles 11. Savage 1917
Egbert J. Savage 1917
Peter II. Scardine 1917
Ray Schaefer 1918
H. B. Schaumbukg, Jr 1916
Max M. Schaumberg 1916
John D. Schmidt, Jr 1920
S. S. Schachet 1914
Henry B. Schwartz 1917
Harry B. Scofifi d 190S
Miss Natalie V. Scott 191t
Warren p. Scott 1912
Herman B. Sefdold 1902
Wm. II. Seeman 1900
Joseph O. Secura 1910
SoLis Seifertii 191')
Newton W. SENrn.i 1914
Victor H. Sevier 1921
James A. Siiackelfcrd 1912
John Shahan 1915
Warren C. Shanki e 1916
Covington II. Sharp 1 '!'>
Richard 1 1. Sharp 1914
Roger P. Sharp 1919
Frank R. Shaw 1911
Frank H. Shaw 1910
DoLLiE O. Sherman 1911
Rai pii r. SiiinwooD 191 1
Wm. J. SiirRwooii 1917
Guy E. Sie.is 19.'
I
John Sicnorelli 1912
Daniel N. Silverman 1917
John D. Simmons, Jr 1915
Henry T. Simmons 1915
Edward C. Simonton 1913
Arthur B. Sikpeon 1913
Harry V. S:ms 1915
Rex Sincletary 1912
John M. Singleton, Jr 1917
1 dward j. Skinner 1911
j. A. Slack 1905
Julius Slovenke 1918
Alwyn Smith 1912
Benecict C. Smith 1919
Victor G. Smith 1899
John Smyth 1900
Prank D. Smyihe 18)1
Pdkond Souchon 1921
E. Earl Sparling 1920
Joseph W. Spearing 1914
Lewis C. Spencer 1 907
P. R. Spii.i.er 1919
I'rank E. Sprague. Jr 1914
Jack S. Stell 1917
Clifford II. Stern 1915
Edgar B. Stern 1906
Charles S. Stewart 1915
I Ienry N. Stii.piien 1901
I. P.. Stockton 1911
L. Emii.e Stouse 1917
Wm. R. Strange 1907
Alvin W. Strauss 1912
Robt. a. Strong 1907
I'rank A. Stubbs. Jr 1895
Thos. P. Stuckey 1920
Archibald M. Suthon 1915
I'.. P. Taibot 1918
Pah T. Tauiot 1908
Smiiii C. Tanner 1911
George James Taquino 191!
Wm. R. Terhune. Jr 1915
C has, a. Thicpen 1888
Hart D. Tilford 1911
Bert Tillery 1911
Wm. Cecil Tisdale 1918
James Mulhcrrin Todd I9IH
John L. Toi.er 1916
Thos. M Toi er 190?
Joseph J. Torre 1918
Ashton D. Toups I9i5
I'ligc /Bn'/iljijcvcn
D. H. Trepagnier 1903
John L. Trice 1915
I. M. Tucker 1913
James A. Tucker 1904
Ralph B. Tudwry 191-4
Frank A. Turner 1918
Chas. J. Turck 1911
Samuel S. Underwood 1917
George H. Upton 1907
Nugent B. V,irin, Jr 1915
Seymour Vanos 1913
Harold D. Van Scha;ck 1913
Donald M. Van Wart 1915
Stephen Valker 1920
Wm Von Phul. Jr 1918
Reynold C. Voss 1916
Thomas A. Wakeman 1916
James C. Walker 1913
John M. Walker 1913
Charley K. Wall 1913
T. S. Walmsley 1912
J. F. Ward 1909
Arthur C. Waters 1916
Miles A. Watkins 1909
Thomas H. Watkins 1895
David A. Warriner 1917
A. Adair Watters 1920
Douglas A. Watters 1917
Elliot R. Weeks 1918
J. N. Weil
Rudolph J. Wernmann 1916
Leon C. Weiss 1903
O. A. Weiss 1911
Erich Wellington 1917
WiNFRED S. Wellington 1920
Frank E. Werkheiser 1923
EwiNC Werlein 1913
Philip P. Werlein 191-t
P. E. Werlein 1914
Mrs. E. D. West 1894
Wm. a. West. Jr 1916
G. R. Westerfeldt, Jr 1904
THE JAMBALAYA
George F. Wharton, Jr 1916
M. B. Wheeler 1920
J. Perry White 1908
R. E. White 1915
R. F. White 1910
Roy White 1916
Thos. White 1910
Grover G. Whitley 1916
David W. Weidmann 1917
Robert Wexand 1919
J. FI. Wiener 1917
James A. Wilkinson 1902
L. J. Williams 1904
Mrs. p. Nixon Williams 1903
R. Lloyd Williams 1898
Wilson Williams, Jr 1917
W. Orin. Williams 1912
E. H. Williamson 1909
J. C. WiLLiAS, Jr 1916
Leonard W. Willis 1914
John W. Wilson 1909
M. H. Wilson 1911
Vennard Wilson 1917
Robert Windham 1916
B. J. Wise, Jr 1916
Mlss Bertha Wolbrette 1909
I Ienri Wolbrette 1913
M. IL Wolf 1917
Alan L. Wolff 1917
Justin V. Wolff 1918
B. D. Wood 1911
E. E. Wood 1908
Nelson S. Wooddy 1912
George S. Woods 1911
Carl E. Woodward 1917
J. I. Woodward 1908
F. F. Worthington 1902
George W. Wright 1916
Charles J. Wyler 1917
A. J. Wyler, Jr 1909
Dr. William H. Wynn 1916
Edward R. Yancey 1910
l-'agc Inicnly-eighl
m
THE CLASSES
THE JAMBALA YA
BRANDT V. B. DIXON. A.M. 110
PRESIDENT OK NEWCOMB COLLEGE
I'oilf ihilll .lit
THE JAMBALA YA
Newcomb Senior Class History
S^'^^i'S© T the end of of the Senior year it is natural to look back and to try to see
what ycu have done for the college in your four years, and then to take
a sad farewell.
We will tr.ke our farewell first and then recount our accomplishments.
We are not very sad at leaving New Newcomb, for we are not leaving
behind any memories of favorite spots or cherished customs. Some of us who love water
may miss the pond, that is, the campus. A few who like animals may, in the future,
sigh for the numerous iron dogs, who haunt the campus and seek food in the various
wcstebaskets. As it appears, the cafeteria is the only spot we may regret, not Thomp-son's
or Child's can ever take its place. But there is no shady place, no chapel steps,
no Arcade to make us wish to come back to New Newcomb. Everything seems so
public. The little galleries in front of the dormitory are entirely open to view. If you
sit on the one nearest Dixon Hall you are disturbed by noises and talk; if you sit on the
one nearest Broadway all the p;ople in the street cars have a good time leaning out the
windows and staring. The bench outside the Psychology room has possibilities, and I
suppose in time it will be moved away because we might disturb the lectures. Our chapel
—say no more.
We may not have accomplished much in athletics, due to the fact that a number of
cur good plcyers have gotten married off. But athletics don't live on after a class has
gone. Our May Day will; at least we think so, for it surely was well done. Also
we won the Freshman-Sophomore debate both years, and with our class, Greek, as an
elective, came to life after a year or two's burial. Also we have been an undivided
class, no factions, all working together for the college. We won't spill any high-flown
sentiments about ourselves, but we have been fair and square to the college.
We may not feel sorry at leaving New Newcomb, but we are sorry to leave what it
stands for.
It will be just like us human people to come back here, some tim^ in the future, to
look at the green terraces, the walks shaded by the oaks we planted on the first Arbor
Day Nwcomb ever had, and to say, "A beautiful place; makes the old one look
shabby, doesn't it?"
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Newcomb Senior Class
Maude Venable Arrington
TRENTON. KV.
Arl8 and Science; Alpha Delia Pi; Y. W.
C. A. (3. 4); N. A. A. (3, 4); Glee Club
(4); French Circle (4): Debaling Club (4).
Briilianc^ and fun in Maiulc combine
To mai^c a College girl iublimc.
Ready for xi>orl( atul ready for play
All lliru College kite's been thai leay.
Catherine Bailey
JACKSON. MISS.
Academic; Phi Mu.
To solve ll.is puzzle
Our brains djc racl^,
She's a perfect lady,
And yel Ihey call her "Jaclt.'
Catherine Stuart Ayres
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Aril and Sciences; B.A. Newcomb; Chi
Omega; Radical; N. A. A. (I, 2. 3, 4); Y.
W. C. A, (I, 2, 3.4); Dramatic Club (2. 3);
CIa»i Preiidenl (2); Secretary Student Coun-cil
(3); Class Field Day Captain (3); Man-ager
Class Basketball (4); President Student
Council (4).
Eunice Bate
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Art; Kappa Alpha Theta ; N. A. A. (I. 2.
3. 4); Glee Club (4); Y. \V. C. A. (4);
Class Tennis (I. 2); Sophomore Art Repre-srntalie;
President o( Art School (4); Stu-tlrnl
Council (4); Executive Committee (4)
5/u' has opinions of her oa>n
fVhlch she mill freely slate.
And you have to be most cunning
To culail Eunice Hate.
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Newcomb Senior CIass
Margaret Beathe
GREENVILLE, S. C.
Art; Alpha Delta Pi; Art Editor Arcade
(4); Sub-ed.tor (3).
Margaret is an arlisl
Who all true beauty seel^s,
But the loveliest of colors
Is reflected in her cheel^s.
Hilda Blank.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Art.
/ have never seen the laily,
So she has herself to thanlj;.
That the meaning of this stanza
Is most ohviously Blanfi;.
Ida Lise Black
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Science; Pi Beta Phi; N. A. A.
(1, 2, 3, 4); Debating Club (3. 4); Class
Basketball (3); Sub-varsily Basketball (3);
Varsity Baseball; Dramatic Club (3, 4);
Class President (1); Class Treasurer (3);
Secretary Student Body (3); Vice-President
Student Body (4); President N. A. A. (4);
Captain Class Basketball (3. 4) ; Radical.
The Seniors point to "Dlacl^" ivith pride
She's an all around sport they acl(noivledge.
From her Freshman year she's been acclaimed
One of the most popular girls in college.
Ruth M. Bostick
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Science; Phi Mu ; N. A. A. (I, 2,
3, 4); Debating Club (3. 4); Latin Club
(I); Chairman of May Day.
IVhenever you see Ruth n>tlh a man
You l(noXD she's Viilh her Harry:
Her College courses wilt help her lots
In training him after they marry.
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Gladys S. Brown
MOBILE. AI-A.
Music: Alpha Elpsilon Phi; Debating Club;
Dramatic Club; Lalin Club (I); Glee Club
(2. 3, 4); Vice-Prcsidcnl Glee Club (4);
N. A. A.
Rctl hair, broTvn eyes,
Prcll\) at a picture;
Ccniui in iV/usic, fjj?c. shartf as mc//,
C/ac/vj ii 5urel}f a mixture.
March ERiTA J. Cotonio
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arls and Science; N. A. A. (I, 3. 4); Glee
Club (4) ; Debating Club (2. 3. 4) ; Summci'
Commillce (I. 2. 3); Debating Council (4);
Executive Committee (4) ; Class Secretary
(3) ; President Debating Club (4) ; Junior
Orator; Mystic Circle.
Deimosthcncs, A/acau/uji. Durl(c,
None of them are in it;
When Marghcrita enlcrt a Jcbate
We're right iure she'll rvin it.
Fannye Cohn
NEW 0RLEAN5, LA.
Alpha F.p.il.m Ph.; N. A. A. (I. 2. 3. 4);
Latin Club (I); Debatmg Club (2, 3.); Dra-matic
Club (5); Cjlee Club (4); junior Ten-nis
Tram; Class Cheer Leader (4); College
Cheer Leader (4); Assistant b.ditress T ulane
Weekly (3).
SuhscrTse for the Wcc(/ji. louJt)) she crlei,
Write for the Wcel(l\/ in anguish she tighs.
As Tulane Wecl(l\t editor she ought to gei a
prize.
MiLDRF.D CURRAN
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Alls and Sciences; I'l
(I); Debating Club;
Club; Dramatic Club
Club.
I Mu; Tulane Weekly
Music School; Lalin
Y. W. C. A.; Glee
'mma =ns; dh- 'K
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N^ewcomb S^enior CIass
Charlotte Amy Dietze
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arls and Science; Kappa Alpha Theta ; \.
W. C. A.; Glee Club; Ba;kelball (1, 2. 3).
j4ni\j 5urt*/lj pla})^ in /uc^.
She is so very tall.
Thai she can reach ihc ^oal-post
And Ihcn piil in ihc hall
Berenice Dreyfous
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Academic; Alpha Epsilon Phi; Kappa Beta
Alpha; Class Baskelball (I, 2, 3, 4); De"
baling Club (I, 2, 3. 4); Dramatic Club (3,
4); N. A. A, (I, 2, 3, 4); Class Cheer
Leader (1,2, 3).
IVhen her Senior year is over,
To Columbia she Hfill go
;
She says she's going to sluJy French
But that's not alt n>e }(noiv.
Caroline Helen Dreyfous
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Science; Alpha Epsilon Phi; Mys-tic
Circle; N. A. A. (I, 2, 3, 4); Dramatic
Club (I, 2, 3, 4); Class Basketball (1, 2,
3. 4); Dramatic Club (3); Debating Club
(1.2).
Caroline is politic.
She has a conscience, too.
And hurt a person's feelings
Is the last thing she Jvould Jo.
Dorothy Katherine Drumm
GRETNA, LA.
Arts and Science; Kappa Kappa; Y. W. C.
A. (1. 2); Latin Club (1. 2. 3. 4); N. A.
A.; Dramatic Club; Debating Club.
// ijou want to raise a rumpus
Just try to mal(e things hum.
Try separating Thetma
From her shadoTV, Doris Drumm.
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Newcomb Senior CIass
Leonora B. Du\al
HOUMA. LA.
Education: Kappa Kappa Gamma: N. A. A.
(I. 2. 3. 4); Y. \V. C. A. (2, 3. 4): Dormi-tory
President (4) ; tLxccutive Committee (4) ;
Dormitory Student Council (4).
She, lo\tcl\f Scnora,
ts a jumper of renovn.
She mill brejt( all sorts of records
When she sheds her cap and goan.
RuTii Drew Fllham
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Education: Y. W. C. A. (1. 2, 3, 4); N.
A. A. (I. 2. 3, 4); Glee Club (4); Mystic
Circle.
. Of all the Ncn>comh Seniors
There's none nicer than Ruth,
Tho she is so quiet.
She's a good sport, forsooth.
Elizabeth Fischer
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Alls and Science: Lalin Club (I, 2, 3. 4):
Student Body Treasurer (3): Class Secretary
(4); Arcade Sub-editor (3): Editor-in-Chief
(4)
IVe could not do uithoul her
Since Neacomb has begun.
She has made the "Arcade" flourish
iVhen "Arcade" there ujus none.
Helene Oehmiciien Fredericks
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Education : Graduate
School (1917).
of Newcomb Art
Helen is verj studious.
She finished once, and then
She calmly started over
To graduate again.
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Hewcomb s.enior CIass
Dolly Gill
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Science; N. A. A, ; Y .W. C. A.
Lalin Club; Glee Club; Mystic Circle.
Dolly is a gcnilc soul,
Qui/e shy ami full of fear;
IV c oiily l(noJit she's ntilh us
When she loflly whispers "Here."
Agnes Marsh Guthrie
NATCHEZ, MISS.
Educalion ; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y. W. C.
A. (3, 4); N. A. A. (2, 3. 4); Drama:ic
Club (3, 4); Basketball (3); Dormitory Stu-dent
Council.
Full of giggle, full of fun,
Agnes never Jvorries.
She comes in late to English class.
For Agnes never hurries.
Helen Grevemberg
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Science; Alpha Omicron Pi;
French Circle (I, 2, 3, 4); Lalin Club (1,
2); N. A. A. (I, 2, 3. 4); Arcade Assis!anl
Business Manager (3) ; Business Manager
(4) ; Mystic Circle.
Dorothy Hagen
COVINGTON, L.\.
Art.
Dorothy's an artist
She Jraiifs both nighi and Jay,
And if she l^ceps on draiving
She n>iU drato herself aivay.
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Naomi Hardee
EUPORA, MISS.
Arts and Science.
It's awful hard lo XDritc a r/iymc
For a girl you've /fnon»n such a short tint?
Bui in this year it has c/car/p been seen
She's a rvclcomc ailJilion lo nineteen ntneteen.
Adaline J. Katz
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Sciences; Debating Club; French
Circle; Dramatic Club; N. A. A.; Scribblers
Club; Class Historian (2, 3. 4); Class Poet
(2, 3, 4); Summer Commillee (I); Treasurer
Dramatic Club (3); President (4); Tree
Committee (4); Assembly Commillee Chair-man;
Class Pl,iy Committee; Alpha Epsilon
Phi.
Sallie Belle Hartfield
JACKSON, MISS.
Arts and Science; Phi Mu; N. A. A. (4);
Y. W. C. A. (4). Debating Club (4).
Sally has hci-n among us
Only this last yetir.
Still nic'i'i' hihl lime to finil nut
That Sally is a dear.
Lillian Louise Kessler
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Sciences; Alpha Epsilon Phi; N.
A, A. (1. 2. 3. 4); Basketball (1. 2. 3. 4);
Glee Club (I, 2. 3. 4).
Lillian is a social bail
And Lillian goes to College,
But hnn< she does them both at once
h quite beyond my ^noi»lcdge.
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N.ewcomb Senior CIass
Anna Frotscher Koch
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arls and Science; Y. W. C A.; N. A. A.;
Glee Club; Debating Club; Dramatic Club;
Class Secretary (1); Treasurer Debating
Club (2); President Y. W. C. A. (3); Stu-dent
Council (3); Secretary Y. W. C. A.
(4); Class Basketball (I, 2); Summer Com-mittee
(1. 2, 3); Chairman Summer Commit-tee
(3); Manager Varsity Basketball (3);
Executive Committee (3); Field Day (1. 2);
Mystic Circle.
When Anna runs Y. W.
She has more than she can Jo,
Y. W. has most gone smash
Since its manager has "flu."
Helen Mackenzie
THIBODAUX, LA.
Education; Pi Beta Phi; Radical; N. A. A.
(1. 2, 3, 4); Y. W. C. A. (3. 4); J. U. C.
(I, 2, 3, 4).
Tho \jou may not see Helen, you'll l(non> llhil
she's near
IVhen that melodious giggle you hear.
In class or on the campus, at any time of night
or day.
If you hear the sound of giggling Helen can t
be far aivay.
Georgjean Lund
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Ar:s and Science; Y. W. C. A. (1, 2. 3. 4);
N. A. A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball Manager
(1); Field Day Captain (1); Student Coun-cil
(3, 4); Mystic Circle.
/ Tvish I had a conscience
Lil(e Ceorgjean has got.
To tell me all that I should do.
And all that I should not.
Evangeline Magruder
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Art; Kappa Alpha Theta; Radical; Mystic
Circle; Basketball (I, 2, 3, 4); N. A. A.
(1, 2, 3, 4); Mandolin-Guilar Club (I, 2, 3,
4); Glee Club (4); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2, 3.
4); Art Representative (I); Student Council
(3, 4); Class President (3); Student Body
President (4); Executive Committee (3. 4);
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4).
This is not the forest primeval.
The campus of trees is quite hare.
Still Neivcomh's a theme worth a poet,
For Evangeline is there.
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Katherine L. McFetridge
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Arts and Science; Phi Mu; N. A. A. (1. 2.
3. 4): Y. W. C. A. (I. 2. 3, 4); Lalln Club
(1. 2); Debating Club (4): Class Baskelball
(I, 2. 3, 4); Class Sccre ary (2): Tulane
Weekly (I. 2. 3); Businers Manager Jam-kalaya
(4).
Katharine has a iister^
And her sister has a rep.
But Kalherinc can equal it
For she is full of pep.
Margaret Inglis McLeod
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Music: Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y. W. C. A.
(I. 2, 3. 4); N. A. A. (1. 2, 3. 4); Glee
Club (I. 2. 3. 4); Mandolin-Guilar Club (2.
3); Field Day (2. 3); Sludcnl Council (4):
r:.xeculi\e Commillee (4); Class Musician.
Suhtimcl}; from the blacl( and Df/ii/j
ke};s of the piano
Rises the divine mclod)f,
"Oui, Oul, Marie,"
Margaret is pla\fing.
Anna McLellan
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arls and Science; Alpha Omicron Pi; N. A.
A. (2. 3. 4); Y. W. C. A. (I. 2); French
Circle (I. 2, 3. 4); Dramatic Club (I, 2, 3.
4); Treasurer French Circle (3); Mystic
Circle.
The "late Miss McLellan"
Docs not mean tluii Anna's dead—
She's usually behind time
Hut here she is ahead.
(This hasn't hecn censored \irt)
Ruth C. Meyer
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arls and Sciences; N. A. A. (I. 2, 3, 4);
W. \V. C. A. (I. 2. 3. 4); Uiin Club (2.
3. 4); 13a.ketl>all (2. 3. 4); Tennis (I, 2. 3.
4); Vice-President N. A. A. (4).
Alliia\)s laughing and lall[ing, but good in her
scholarship, loo,
Ruth studied a subject at Nc1s>conih, and ex-celled
as fenj of us do.
IVhencver in class ive got ivear}), or could not
the lessons recall.
She couhl t»aste the lime idl ihc bell uwg,
vilhoiil iirij) effort at all.
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Merrimac Naff
BASTROP, LA.
Phi Mu; Phi Phi; Radical; Y. W. C. A.
(I, 2, 3, 4); N. A. A. (2, 3. 4); Dramatic
Club (2); Home Economics Club (1, 2, 3);
J. U. G. Council (3); Treasurer J. U. G.
(2).
Merrimac ihoulJ labor
To gain a place of fame.
She has something to live up to
In the glory of her name.
MiNA Ester Newburger
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Sciences; Alpha Epsilon Phi; N.
A. A. (I. 2, 3. 4); Dramatic Club (4);
Class Basketball Manager (3); Student Coun-cil
(4).
IVe mill not mention Mina's size
For that might hurl her feelings.
But me tdHI say that she's all right
And square in all her dealings.
Calista Airey Morgan
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Education; N. A. A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Dra-matic
Club (1); Glee Club (3, 4); Class
Baske.ball (2, 3, 4); President of Glee Club
(4); Ntwcomb War Service Club; Mystic
Circle.
Calista mas a vampire
At the NeXD Year's Cabaret.
She gazed upon the faculty
And drem them all amay.
Marion Odenheimer
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Science; Alpha Epsilon Phi; N.
A. A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Class Basketball (1, 2,
3, 4).
Marion doesn't ma^e much nvise,
Marion has Ids of poise,
Marion fi;no'D>s all lifers joys.
For Marion gets all the hoys.
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LuciLE O'Kelley
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Science: Kappa Kappa Gamma: Y.
W. C. A. (I, 2, 3, 4); N. A. A. (2. 3. 4):
Glee Club (2); Dramalic Club (3).
It'i a pleasure to ^noiv Luetic,
She alll ilicl( iy Jiou thru ivoc or acal
:
She mill never Jetcrl a friertJ,
Even nrhcn yhe her note boolct must lend.
Alice Parkerson
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma; N.
A.: Y. W. C. A.
// ^ou are ieel(in^ Alice
And she seems noivhcre around,
V ou have but to lool( for Spagec
And Alice tvill he found
Julia O'Shee
ALEXANDRIA. LA.
Education; Kappa Alpha Thela : Thcia Dcha
Alpha; N. A. A. (I. 2, 3, 4): Home Eco-nomio
Club; CUc Club.
Little, fat and joU)),
Alnays aith a grin,
Jud\/ drives the clouds at/a}/
And lelt the sunshine In.
Martha Parks
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Education; Phi Mu; Y. \V. C. A.
A.; Latin Club.
N. A.
7 o Modern Druma Martha fioes
And ever]/ question Martha l(noUs
She criticiset all the plax/s.
And has most fascinating iva}is.
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Evelyn Pigott
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Sciences; Alpha Omicron Pi; Rad-ical;
Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3, 4); N. A.
A. (1, 2. 3, 4); Glee Club (1 2); Dra-matic
Club (3, 4); Latin Club (1, 2);
Class Vice-President (1); Y. W. C. A.
Treasurer (2); Summer Committee (1); Mys-tic
Circle.
Tin]/, full of laughter,
Merr^ as a larl(.
You'd never guess that Pig§^
Was a Chemistry shail(.
Annie Lucile Richardson
GRAND CANE, LA.
Academic; Kappa Alpha Thela ; Y. W. C.
A. (4); N. A. A. (4); Student Council (4);
Finance Committee (4); President West
Wing of Dormitory (4).
Lucile is quite deceptive
She Inol^s so tall anil slatel);,
But Tvhen she gets to Ec. class
She does not hehuve sedatelx/.
Ruth Harvey Reboul
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Education.
Ruth is always busy,
The boot(-store l^eeps her so.
And she shines in all her classes.
There's naught she does not linoa.
Margaret Roussel
PATTERSON, LA.
Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma; N. A. A.
(1, 2, 3, 4); Y. W. C. A. (1, 2, 3, 4);
Mandolin and Guitar Club (3, 4); Basket-ball
(3, 4); Glee Club (2, 3. 4).
She is full of vim and vigor.
She is gay and she is jolly.
No wonder people fall for
The captivating Molly
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Cay Saunders
NEW ORIEASS, LA.
Arts and Science; PI Bela Phi; N. A. A.
(I, 2, 3, 4); Treasurer (3); Baskclliall.
IVcUome erring sislcr
Dacl( lo class again.
IVe thoughl ihal \/ou mere crazy.
Dul noii> DJC ^non> you're sane.
Mary Mallard Seago
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arls and Science; Kappa Kappa Gamma;
Y. W. C. A. (I. 2. 3. 4); N. A. A. (I.
2, 3, 4); Mandolin-Guilar Club (2, 3. 4);
Glee Club (3); Pield Day (1, 2, 3); Execu-tive
Commillee (2, 4) ; Student Fund Com-mittee
(2); Marine Biological Scholarship (I.
3) ; Student Body Treasurer (2) ; Class \'icc-
President (3); Student Council (I. 2. 4);
Class President (4).
Merry the live-long Juji.
Allraclive in every may.
Right in all she may say.
You l(noi», ihal's Mary!
Alma Schuler
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Music; Kappa Alpha Theta: Mystic Circle;
Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Mandolm and
Guitar Club; N. A. A.
5/ic dravts her violin fcoa».
Ami other Beaux as nrcll.
Oh, there's many a handsome suitor
Has come under Alma's spell.
Frances Sexton
HAZELHURST, MtSS.
Music; Chi Omega; Radical; Phi Phi; 'I'.
W. C. A.; University Chorus; Glee Club;
N. A. A.
In the world
She'll mal(c her marl(.
For she sings
JusI lil(e a larl[.
N.ewcomb Senior CIass
Cora Isabel Shields
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arts and Science; Kappa Kappa; Dramali.-
Club; N. A. A.; Detallng Club; Y. W. C.
A.; Lalin Club (I, 2, 3. 4); Vice-Presldenl
of Lalin Club (4).
Thru four long ^ears at NciDcomb
I have l(noTi)n Cora tvlU,
'Troould luifc a whale page of this bool(
Her virluci all to tell.
Thelma Gladys Voss
BOGALUSA, LA.
Arls and Science; Y. W. C. A. (I. 2, 4);
Lalin Club (I, 2, 3, 4); N. A. A.; Dra-matic
Club (4); Debating Club.
Thelma doesn't Jo so much,
But rehat she Joes is fine.
She is a shrinl(ing violet.
For fame she Joes not pine.
Caroline Louise Slack
ALEXANDRIA, LA.
Arts and Science; Y. W. C. A. (3, 4): Dra-matic
Club (3, 4); N. A. A. (4); Glee Club
(4); Dormitory Council; Alpha Omicron Pi
(pledge) ; Mystic Circle.
Caroline is tall anJ sltm,
Inlo cvcrjii/iing she goes n>ilh vim.
Over an Ec. lesson she can sl(im.
With a rapiJil}/ thai ii>/7/ mal(e ijour heaJ
sn>im.
Ivy Elliott Waldo
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Arls and Science; Kappa Alpha Thela ; De-bating
Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Debating Council
(2, 3. 4); N. A. A. (3, 4); Glee Club (4),
Secretary Debating Council (2. 3); Assisla.nt
Editress of Jambalaya (3) ; Jambalaya Edi-tress
(4) ; Executive Committee (4).
She Jocsn't }vant to lahor,
Suffrage she eschervs,
Iv]) is too laz^
A profession e'er to choose
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Sareste Lucile Wallace
WOODVILLE. MISS.
Educalion; Chi Omega; N. A. A. (1. 2, 3.
4). Dramatic Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Glee Club
(2. 3. 4); Y. W. C. A, (I. 4); Class Treas-urer
(I); Secretary Dramatic Club (3).
"Such" is a chalter-hoXt
She tatl(s the live-long da)f,
IVc can onl\) ji( and nonJcr
IVhcre she fmjs so much to say.
Mary Mercer Warriner
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Art; Kappa Alpha Thela; Glee Club; Y.
W. C. A.; N. A. A.; Junior Art Chairman:
Art Sub-cdilor Jambalaya (3); Art Editor
Jambalaya (4).
Mary aas so modest
We i(ncv> not she mas there.
But Mary sprang into prominence
By cutting off her hair.
JUANITA WaLLIS
HOUMA, LA.
Aril and Science; Latin Club (I, 2. 3. 4).
Juanita is the ^;ind of girl
You love to have around.
She helps everybody.
And she never mal[es a sound.
Mildred Weeks
NEW IBERIA. LA.
Academic ; Lalin Club (I. 2, 3, 4); Dra-matic
Club (3. 4); N. A. A. (3. 4); Glee
Club (I. 2. 3. 4); Y. W. C. A. (4); GIre
Club Secretary (3).
Her bromn eyes Imin^le
When you tell her a /o^c.
Her constant complaint ii,
"Oh, I'm sn hrolft,"
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Helen C. Wharton
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Art; Kappa Alpha Thela; Glee Club (A):
Y. W. C. A. (1. 2. 3. 4); N. A. A. (I. 2,
3. 4); Mystic Circle.
Helen shinci in French clan,
Helen shines in Arl,
Here al dear old NeJucomb
Helen's ivon each heart.
Louise Fontaine Withers
GREENSBORO, ALA.
Arl5 and Sciences; Alpha Omicron Pi; Vice'
President Dramatic Club; Latin Club Presi-dent;
French Circle,
Louise is really talented.
She finished College in three ))ears,
She's verj; brillianl, loo,
That's more than Tvc could do
Katherine Wilson
MORNING SUN, IOWA
Household Economy; Y. W. C. A. (2. 3,
4); N. A. A. (4); Vice-President Y. W. C.
A. (3); President Y. W. C. A. (4); Class
Vice-President (4); Student Council (4);
Finance Committee (4) ; East Wing Presi-dent
(4) ; Mystic Circle.
Dignified and posing.
President of the Dorm.
Kals t(eeps the homesiclf Freshmen
And other girh from harm.
THE JAMBALA YA
unior CIass oem
"When Earlh's last picture is painted,
And the lubes are twisted and dried.'*
When the last class has gone out fiom Newcomb,
And all that is mortal has died,
When the Lord calls a council of Spirits.
The Souls thai have made life worth while.
Will ihe Soul of Ncwcomb's Class 1 wcnly see Glory
—
Know Gods smile?
In the heavenly couiU hi wuh glory.
Hung with rainbows, and paved with the stars.
Where the hearts of fair flowers blossom.
Where God lives, and no evil mars.
W'llI ihc Soul of the Class Nineteen Twenty
Of I I. Sophie Newcomb arise,
A Spirit resplendent wilh virtue.
In whom every peifecl act lies?
Who knows? Who but lime can reveal il?
Bui as I prayed last nigSl
There came the Newcomb Spirit,
W'rapl in robes of light.
I asked her ihese questions.
She answered—1 can hear her swccl voice still —
"If God rewards faith, love and service.
Purr purpose, high ideals—she will."
Luda Reynolds.
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Newcomb Junior Class Roll
Officers
Elizabeth Gregory • . . . . PraiJcnl
Fannie Vera Scherck yicc-PraiJcni
Esther Kent • • . Sccrelarv
Kathleen Cook Treasurer
LuDA Elizabeth Reynolds Pod
Members
CoNsuELo Dorothy Abaunza Ntw Orleans. La.
Alpha DcMa Pi: Ails and Sck-ncps; N. A. A. (1. 2. 31; Lalln CIrb II. L'l.
Imocene Barrett New Orlrans, La.
A<:Hl.niir; Y. W. C. ,\. (II; Dramatic flub (2. 3); N. A. A. <-•. 31.
Dorothy Becnel Ntw Orleans. La.
N. .\. .\. I I. 1', 31 ; Ai-ls and .Sciences.
Freda BouRDETTE New Orleans. La.
.\|t.^ ami Sciences.
Marion Brown New Orleans. La.
Ac.iilemir; N. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Dramalic Cliili; Olee Club; Kappa .Mplia Theta;
Thcla IJeltii Alpha; .S. O. S.
Edna Fannie Burkenroad New Orleans. La.
Atadtmlc; N. A. A. (I. 2. 31; Dramatic Plub (1, 2. 3); S. O. S. (2. 3); Class Basket-ball
(I. 21; Varsity naskelball (2); Class Tennis (21; Captain Basketball (31; Class
Treasurer |2I: Alpha Kpsllon Phi.
BetHIA Caffery New Orleans. La.
IMucalioii; N. A. A. ll. 2. 3l; Y. \V. C. .\. (I. 2. 31; Dramatic Club (1, 2. 3i; Class
I'reasurer (II; PI Beta I'hl ; Radical.
LuLA Mae Campbell MorRan Cily. La.
II. . UK. h.. Ill Kconomy; N. A. A. (3); Y. W. C. A. (31; J. V. G. (I. 21; Alpha D-lla PI
CORINNC Chalaron New Orleans. La.
An; Alpha Omlcrim PI.
Julia Chopin Dercy. La.
Art.
Marie Colcord AiUnia. Ca.
fl lal; Y. \V. C. A ; Uraniatic Club; N. A A.; PI Bitn Pbl; Phi Phi
Kathleen Cook Grand C»ne. La.
llnusihiil.l Kiimomy; N. A. A.; Y. \V. C. A.; (ilee Club; Treasurer iif Class; Phi Mu.
Irma L. de Milt Blloxl. Mi«i.
A. II. I. mil ; V. W. C. A.
Francis Louise Diboll New Orleans. La.
.Munir; .Miinil<i|lli-(iultar Club (2. 3l; (ilee Club (31; Y. W. C. A. (I, 2, 3i
Dorothy Douglas New Orleans. La.
Aiailini;.-; KelmtInK Club; Clee Club; N. A. A.; Phi Mu.
Martina Hamilton Ellis Amiir. La.
Kiluiallon; l.ntln club (I. 21; N. A. A. (1, 2), V. W. C. A. (U: l.iilln Club
Tl-easurer 121.
Olive Ermine Ellsworth Mitixnl-. Mm.
Music.
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Martha Elizabeth Fenner New Orleans, La.
Education; N. A. A.; V. W. C. A.; Fieiicli Cluli; Unimalu- Club; Dobatinf I'lub; Sec-retary
French Circle; Pi Beta IMii.
Yvonne Fernandez New Orleans, La.
KiUunlmii: Fiemh Circle 13); N. .\. A. i3l; Y. W. C. .\. Ill; Dramatic Club (i'l.
Sallie Gillespie Fort Worth, Texas
.\rl: N". .\- A. 131; Stucli'nl Ciiuncil I :i I ; .\rl Ucpii-s- lUaliVL' (2): PI Beta Phi.
Marjorie Goodwin Locust Ridge, La.
Education.
Dorothy Graner New Orleans, La.
Kiluial inn ; Dramatic club; Kappa Kappa Camnia.
Elizabeth Gregory New Orleans, La.
A<ailcmi<; X. .\. A. (1. 2. 3); Y. \V. C. A. 12, 31; Dramatic Club II, 2. 31; Glee Club
II. 3); Class Basketball II. 2); Varsity Basltetball II, 21; Summer Committee (1, 2):
Executive Committee 131; Student Council 12, 3i; Class President (31; Class Repre-sentative
to Student Council (2); Captain Class Basketball C2); S. O. .S.
Jeanne Gueydan Gueydan, La.
Education; Glee Club (1, 2, 3); French Circle 1 1, 2. 3); N. A. .\. ID; Dramatic
Club (1); Junior Representative; Newcomb War Service Committee.
Emily Harrison Birmingham, Ala.
lOdijeation; Che Club; Y. W. C. A.; S. O. S. ; Tri-asurcr Student Body; DoriTiil"t\
Council; Kappa Alpha Theta.
Dorothy Alice Hay New Orleans, La.
Arts and Sciences; Y. W. C. .\.; X. .\. A.; Dramatic Club; Clee Club; Mandolin-
Guitar Club; Treasurer Dramjitir Club; Kappa Alldia Theta; Radical; Ttieta Delta
Alpha; S. O. S.
Ruth Ordway Kastler New Orleans. La.
Arts and Sciences; .S. O. S. ; Debatini^ Club; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; N. A. A.;
Varsity Basketball; V'arsity Baseball; Field Day Winner; Glee Club; Student Body
Secretary; Member Student (^ouncil; President Sophomore Class; Basketball Captain
II); .\lpha Omicron Pi.
Laura Buckner Kearny New Orleans, La.
Arts and Science; N. A. A.; Y. \V. c. .\.; Pi Beta Phi.
E.STHER Kent Kenlwood, La.
Aeadeiiiie; Mandol in-C.ui ta r Club; Gle,- Club 111; Y. W. C. A. 12, 31; Dramatic Club
II. 2, 31; X. ..\. A. 12, 31; Class Secretary 13); ManaRer Luainatie r'lub (2); Maruigiui^:
Editor Arcade (2, 31; Pi Beta Phi; Uadical; S. O. S.
Christine Kerlin Homer, La.
F.diieali.oi; Y. W. C. A.; N. A. A.; Glee Club; .Mandolin-Guitar Club; J. U. C; French
Circle, rbi Phi; .\lpba Delta Pi.
Muriel Klinc New Ibena, La.
Music; Alpha Epsilon Plii.
ViDA Lenoir McComb, Miss.
Home Economies; X. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Kappa Alpha Theta; Theta Delta Alpha.
Irma Levi New Orleans, La.
Academic; N. A. A.; Dramatic Club; Alpha Epsilon Phi.
Lillian Levy New Orleans, La.
Home Economics.
Bertha Lendenfield Lexington. Tcnn.
.\its and Sciences
Katherine H. LuzenbeRC New Orleans, La.
.\cademle; S. O. S. ; Secretary Dramatic Club; X. .\. A.; Class Basketball; Varsity
Basketball; Mterary Eflitor Arcade; Kapl'a Kaiipa C.anima.
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Isabel McCown Lyman New Orleans. La.
Arls and Sciences: N. A. A.; Y. NV. C. A.; Cite Club: Dramatic Club; S. u. S.
;
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Tess Barbara Mayer New Orleans, La.
.\i iKitinfi , .\". .\ .\.; Unimatie Club; Dobatlng Club; Vice-President Diamalic club;
Aljilia Epiibin rbi.
Margaret N. McConnell New Orleans. L.i.
Arts and Sciences; Debating Club; Trench Circle; Arcade Sub-editor; Pi Beta Phi.
Margaret Humphrey McLemore NatcSez. Mis;.
Arts and .'^i I.mcs; Y. W. C. A. 13); N. A. A. (3); J. V. G.; French Circle (3l.
Fay Morgan Knoxville, Tenn.
Kducatlon: Y. W. C. A.; Dramatic club; N. A. A.; Varsit.v Tennis; S. O. .«:
: Varsity
Baseball; Dormitory Captain r2}; Alpha Cmicron PI.
Viola Neilson New Orleans. La.
ICduiatinn.
Marion North .... I ake Charles. La.
.Arts and Sciences; .Mandolin-Guit.ir Club (1. 2. 3>; Chi Omega.
Edith ParkhousE New Orleans. La.
Arts and Sciences; Chi Omega.
Lois K. PaTTON New Orleans. La.
Education; Y. W. C. A.
Ceorcie Mae Perkins NoriSiwood. La.
Edueallon; V. W. C. A, C); N. A. A. (1. 3. 3); Glee Club (31; Phi Mu.
Ophelia Perkins Rtdfish, La.
.Music; Arcade Board (2. 3); .M|>ha Omicrrin Pi.
Olca Peters ' New Orleans, La.
Art.
Nan Conner Ranuolph .....' Bayou Goula. La.
Eilucatlou; Y. \V. C. A.; N. A. A.; Dchalins club; Phi XIu; lUidlcal.
LuDA Reynolds Arcadia, La.
Arts and Sciences; N. A. A. (1. 3, 3l: V. W. C. A. (1. 2. 3); Gl.e Club ll. 2. 31;
l.atln iMub (I. 2, 3); .1. V. (!. (1. 2. 3(; Miindolln Guitar Club t2); Trench (^li-.lc;
cla'H Pnel 12, 31; .lanibalayu Sub-Edltiir (3l; Phi .Mu; Phi I'hl.
Bert Elise Richard New Orleans. La.
Edu.utlon; .\, A. .\ ; Y. \V. C, A.; Alldia Delta II.
Leila MarueTTE RiciITOR New Orleans. La.
.\ils and .'^(ifiH-cH,
Marion Rock Lake Charles, La.
Arls and Sibnccs; N. A. A. I 1. 2. 3): Mnnilollo-l lolim Cl l :M ^ w c a
1 J. Si; Hask.tball .Manngci- (2); Chi Onu'Rii.
Jessie Bryce Roane New Orleans. L».
Alpha Omicron Pt ; Art,
Fannie Vera Scherck New Orleans, La.
Arm alirl s.l.nees; ,V. A. A.; Drnmnlle Cluh; DelmtlnR Club; Baiikelbnll: French Clnl. .
S. (1. M Varsity T.iinls; Class VIee-Presldi'nl ; Alplin lOpsllon Phi.
Irma Sarah Scooler New Orleans. La.
Edii.iiil..n; .V A. A. i I. 2. 3); Ilnskcl ball (I. 21; Alpha ICpsllon Phi.
Dorothy Wilson Seaco New Orleans, L«.
Arts nnd Sclcnres; N. A. A. (1. 2, 3); Mundolln-Guliar Club 1 1, 2. .11; V. W. c A.
< I. 2. 31 : Fhlil Day ll. 21: Mludenl Council ill: Asslatani llusiiiess .ManuKcr .Sieaib-
(31; Hecretnry .^tudp|ll Council (3); Knppa Kappa (iHniina.
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Dana Sexton Hazlchursi, Miss.
.Musi*-; rniviTsit.v rhoi'us (1. :'. :! t ; MaiHlnliu-Guitar Cluh (2. :: > ; Chi Onuf^a; Phi I'lii
Daisy Bell Smith Franklin. La.
Eiiiiciiliiin; Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club I :: I ; Jlandolin-duitar Clnl) U'resiaent 31; Exieu-
Uve Couunitlee (31; Clii OmoKa; Rarlk'al.
Matilda Stillwell Selma. La.
HousehnI,! Einniuny; X. A, A. (31; V. W. c, A. ( .T I ; .1. C. C. (1. 2); Sceirt.uy
N. A. A. (3); .\l|)lia Delia Pi: Railiial.
Sallie Sucarman ... New Orleans, La.
.\its ami Scienees: Alplia Ei>.^ilun Phi,
Catherine Supple Bayou Goula. La.
KiUicatiim.
Bernice Marie Thrall Lake Charles, La.
All; V. \V. c A. il, •. ,31; X. A. A. (1, 1'. 31; ,1. C. C. il. 'J i ; Alpha IlcU.v Pi.
Irma Unruh . . Mobile, Ala.
Education; N. A. A. (1. ;;, 3I; Uranialie Club (3'; Fieiich Circle (3); Glee Cluh (31;
Kappa Alpha Theta; Thela DcUa Alpha.
Martha Bruce Vairin New Orleans, La.
Education: X. A. A.; Dramatic Cluh; V. W. C. A.; Pi Beta Phi.
Marie Van Horn New Orleans, La.
.\rts and Sciences; Phi Mu.
M. OcTAviE Wallace Cinclarc, La.
llou.^ehMlil Kennfuii.v; N. A. A,; Fnnch ciKle; Alplia Delia Pi.
Florence H. Ware New Orleans, La.
.\rts and Science; iMandidin-Guilar Cluh.
Helen Watson Biloxi, Miss.
Kilueation; X. A. A. (1. 2. 31: Y. W. C. A. (1, 2. 3); Glee Cluh (1, 2. 3>; Pi Beta Phi,
LuLA Wetzel Momoe, La.
.\i ts anri Science.
Isabel Wile Shreveport, La.
Home Economics.
Virginia Wilkins "
, , Jennings. La,
Educational; Y. \V. C. A.
E. Genevieve Wilson New Orleans. La.
Arl-'i and Science; I.alin Cluh il. 21; X. A, A. (1, L', 3); Y, W, C. A. (1, 2, 31; Phi .Mu.
Blanche LeSassier Young Waterproof, La.
Education: V. W. c, A. (3); Olee Club (31; X. A. A. (2, 3).
Adelaide Zoeller New Orleans. La.
.\r(s aiirl Sfience; MalliUdin-Giiitar Club (2).
Willie Zuber Auburn, Ala.
,\its and Science.
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Sophomoie Class Poem
So we have triumphed through the year,
The Sophomores of 21.
Through budding spring and winter drear,
They've known our power, everyone.
The Sophomores of 21
Have fanned these halls with merriment,
And they have worn the ohve green.
And we have triumphed; we have won.
And you remember in those days.
You Sophomores of 21
Stern were our courses; stern the ways,
And we have triumphed, everyone.
The Sophomores of 21
Have tuned old Newcomb for applause,
.'Xnd they all conquered, still must praise,
/\nd we ha-.e triumphed; we have won.
-K. F. M.
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Newcomb Sophomore Class Roll
Officers
Katixrine French Maher Praidcnl
Marcia Snell Vicc-PresiJenl
Kathleen Roberts Treasurer
Ursula C. Cooper Historian
Members
Eleanor Adamson Hammond. La.
Ar.-ul.'mlc; N. A. A.; V. \V. C. A.: Latin Clulj; nianiatic Club; nebaling Club:
French f'lrflc.
Melen AdleR Nrw Orleans, La.
K.hi.atlon: Manilnlln-Gultai- Club (2); Alplia EpKilori I'bi: .V. A. A. (1, 21; Itask.lball
c 1 I : <"hrij- I.cailor (1 ).
LouLs Elizabeth Andrews New Orleans. La.
IMii<ali..n; N. A. A. (2); Debating Club (i'l; Dramatic Club; Glee Club.
Dorothy Terrell Baird Columbus. Miss.
.\ca<ltlllle.
LuciLE Taylor Baumcartner New Orleans. La.
X. A. A. : 1, 2i; I.alin Cliili (1, 2»; Glee Club (I. 2).
Emily Margaret Bein New Orleans. La.
.\i-I: K.-i|>i>a Kappa Gamma.
Freda Bourdette New Orleans. La.
Aea'Ii rule.
Jackson Camille Boukcecis Baton Roygc. La.
.\it: I'hl .Mil l'le.li;e; .N .\ A. il. 2l; Y. W. C A. (1. 21.
Audrina Effie Grace Bradford New Orleans. La.
.M lisle.
loNE Brady New Orleans, La.
Aiiiilemlc; Kappa Kappa Oarnma; N. A. .\. (1. 21; V. W. C. A. (1, 2); r.acin I'lub
1. 2); nnskelhall (1. 2); .Seeretaiy N. A. A.
LuriA I.ECK Brian New Orleans. La.
Aeaib mil'.
Annis Lorraine Brock Tallapoosa, Ga.
Kilneallnn; Y. W. I'. A.; Glee club; Fn neb Clrele; Iliamatle Cluli; N A A.;
llnHkelliall.
Mildred Brown New Orleans. La.
I-Miiealton.
Harriet Mathews Butler Si. Francisvllle. In.
I'Mueiillon; ri Iteia I'lil; gneKtIon .Mark; Itiulleal; N. A. A. (1, 21; V. \V. i' A i L' i
.
IMiimiilK I'lub II, 2): CIllMii naHlcetbnll.
Georcie Fabre Burke New Orleans, La.
MilHle.
Bertha Charbonnet . . New Orleans. La.
I'Mueatlon: French Circle; N. A. A.; liinmaile cinb (1. 2i; lieliniInK club; tllee
Club (1. 21.
Mabel ChaUVIN New Orleans, Ln.
.Mt» anil .'feleneen; Treneh Clrele (I. 2); I.aim I'liih (1. 2); N. .\ A il. 2>
Edna Lyi.lian Clay ."^elmn. .NU
l-;iluealli>n.
Myra Ettelson Cohen Mobile. .Mn.
Aearl. mie.
Rebekah Cohen Conlmmn. Mi«>
l-Miieallnn.
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Ursula C. Cooper New Orleans. La.
.Alts an. I Srienoes; N. A. A. ll. ^l; Latin I'liib (1. U I ; Cl.-c- I'Uilj (1, 21; Class
lii.sturian (2).
Alice Irey Dameron New Orleans. La.
Eilntation.
Francis Daniel .... Columbus. Ga.
.\<adfmii-; N. A. .\.; Y. W. ('. A.; cla.ss Pr.sident 111.
Gladys Davenport Haltlesburg, Miss.
.\rts anil .Sciences; N. A. A. (1, 2); French Circle (1. 2): Dramatic Club (1. 2).
Sarah Davis New Orleans. La.
.\rls anil .Sciencis; N. .\. A. (1. 21; Dramatic Club (1. 2); Debating Club (1. 2i;
Basketball ll. 21.
Virginia Davis Ansley, La.
Eilucatii.n; I'lu .\lu rieili;.-; I'lii rlii; Y. \V. C. A. I I. 21; Glee Club (2); N. A. A.
1 I, 21 ; .1. 1". i;. 1 1. 2).
Mabel Batte DePass New Orleans. La.
Hduiation.
Yvonne de Reyna New Orleans. La.
Eiliication: N. A. .-V. ll. 2); Dramatic t^lub (1. 2); French (.'ircle (1. 2).
Nellie Burbank Dodce New Orleans. La.
.Vcailemie.
Louise Elizabeth Faulk Monroe, La.
KiliH ation.
Grace Fischer New Orleans, La.
Debating Club I I. 2): Debating Cmincil (21; French Circle ll. 2); French I'la.v 111;
Latin Club (1. 21; N. A. A. (1, 2); Dramatic Club ll. 21; Y. W. c. A. l1, 21;
Sub-Editor "Arcade"; Seci-etary Debating Council; Trea.^uier Frenili circle.
Beatrice Rhea Frey New Orleans, La.
Arts and Sciences; Latin Club; Frencli Circle; N. A. A.
Miriam Medes Fuerst New Orleans, La.
Aead.-inie.
Frieda Goodman New Orleans, La.
.\rls and Sciences; X. A. .\ . ; Debating Club.
Mabjorie Goodwine . . LocusI Ridge, La.
Etiucatiiin.
Rosa Lucille Hart Lake Charles, La.
.\cadi iriic.
Carrie Elizabeth Hatch Buckner. La.
I'bi .Mu; I'hi Phi; .X. A. A. I 1. 21; Y. W. C. A. (2); Varsit.v Baseball (2); .7, C. (!.
11.2 1. - -
Mary Hatch Buckner. La.
Education; I'hi .Mu I'ledm ; Y. W. C. .-V. ll, 2l; N. A. .\. (1. 2).
Mary Alice Herbert New Orleans, La.
I'^ilucatinn; X. .\. A. ll.2l; Varsit.s Ilaseball ll).
Alice M. Hess New Orleans, La.
Educalioii; Alpha Delta I'l; N. A, A.; French Circle; UebathiK C;ub.
CoRINNE Hopkins New Orleans, La.
Education and Art; Pi Beta Phi; Hadical; CJuestion Mark; Y. W. C. A. (21; .V. .\. A.
(1, 2); French Circle <2); Basketball (1); Varsity Baseball 111.
Olive Hutchinson Dixon. III.
Education.
Sarah O. Isaacs New Orleans, La.
Academic; Dramatic Club 11. 2); Latin Club (1, 21; N. A. A. (1, 21; DebaliiiK Club
I 1. 21; Stage Manager Lliamatic Club.
Dorothy May Ivens New Orleans, La.
studio .\rt.
Carrie Flournoy Jackson Doyline, La.
Educatiiin; Y. \V. C. A. (1, 21; X. A. A. (1. 2); J. U. U.
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Eva-Lou Joffrion Lecomplc. La.
Acatl' inic.
Sadie May Joffrion Marksville. La.
.Vea'I- nilc.
Christine Johnson New Orleans, La.
Homo Economics; Ka|>i>a Alpha Theta; Question Marli; X. .\. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Student
Council.
Mildred Pauline Johnson Boyce. La.
Acatli mic.
Sadie Ethel Kahn Rayne, La.
Kihicalioii.
Adele I. Kansas New Orleans, La.
.\rl: Dcliallne flub (21: French Circle ( l' I ; N. A. A. (2>: Class Basketball (1).
Julia Allie Kirkwood New Orleans, La.
Kiln. :ili..Ti; V. \V. C. .\. (1. 2); Dramatic Club I 1. 2); N". .\. .\. (I. 2>; Glee Cluli ill.
Hazel Lampert New Orleans. La.
Ilrmie Kennomics; Kappa Kappa Clamnia; Question Mark; V. W. C. A.: X. .\, .\.:
.Maixlolln-Cuitar Club: Dramatic Club: Dramatic Club Play (1>.
Helen Lampert New Orleans, La.
Academic; Kappa Kappa Oamnia; Question Mark; X. A. A. tl. 2t; V. W. C. A. (21;
.«!taKe Manafc-er Dramatic Club (2): Basketball (U: Latin Play (II; Mandolln-Cultar
CInb.
Bs.RTHE Martin Lathrop New Orleans, La.
Kduralion and v\i't: KapPa Kappa Canima; Question Mai'k: X. ,\. .\. (1, 2); Glee
Club (2); Tennis Team 111.
Ruth Curry Lawler Bryan, Texas
.Musi.-.
Ida Levy Franklin, La.
Education; X. A. .X. ll, 2i; Drainalie Club (3); DebntInK club (2i; Kiench Ciriie (2i.
Lillian Levy New Orleans, La.
Home Kconomlos.
Marguerite Eloise Luria New Orleans, La.
Mush'.
Bessie Macruder Woodville, Mlis.
.\.a.lemlc; X. A. A. (21; V. W. C, A. (21.
Katherine French Maher New Orleans, La.
.\rt» and Sil.nee.i; Kreiieh Circle (I, 21; DeballnK Club (1. 21; Class President iL'i.
Star Marshall Vicksburg, Miss.
.\iailemlc; Cbl ( mek-a; .N. A. A.; C.lee Club; Drainulle Club; French Circle.
Rllll AUCUSTE MarTYN New Orleans. La.
A. ail. nil.; .N. A. A. Ill; l.alin Club (1, 2); PebalinK Club ll, 21; l.alln Pliiv iIi
I'l.ii.li circle 12 1.
r.MMA II. Matthew N„,. Orleans, I.«.
I'Miieallon: X. .\. A I I, 21; Krenih circle (1, 21; Glee Club (1, 2
1
Margaret Humphrey McLemore Naiche/, Mus.
IMllealloii; Y. \V. C. A. Ill; .V. A. A. (I); .t. P. G,
Evelyn Meek Kosciusko, Mi,s,
.Miinle.
Rosemary McIlhenny .\vcrv Island, In
.\il. PI llela Phi.
Vei.na Monroe Moody . New Clean., la
I'Miiriil |i>n ; l<tip|iii Alphii Tbotfi
Florence Peters , Wmfield, l.«.
llniiH' Krnimnttr.''
Neliif. Pierpont New Orleans, La
All. and Selnncen; Kii|Mm Alpbii Thelii; ItniUenI; Qiieallnn .Mark: N A ,v .1
V. W C. A. (21,
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Pearce C. Pool New Orleans, La.
Art; Chi Omoga: Quesllini Ikuk; N. A. A. (1, 2); Dramatic Clnli ill; Gki- I'luli
CD: Student Cmiliril (1); All ICernosi-lltatiVr (1).
Georciana Reany Algiers, La.
.-\i"iil,mic: .\. A. A.; I.aliii c'liil. (1. ;; 1 ; D.batiiiK Cltili; Uramalii- Clul.; Ti .a.iui ri-
I.atln t'luli.
Lucy Webb Reynaud New Orleans, La.
Eiluoation; .\lplia Omliiuii I'i; Mraiiial ir cliih; .\, .\. .\. ; V. W. C. A.; Sub-Eillior
"Arcade."
Adele Marie Rexach Bay Si. Louis, Miss.
EduiatiDii and Ait; I'lii .\lu; Y. W. C. A. (21; J. r. (!.; Glee Club; .N. .\. .\.
Kathleen Roberts Alexandria, La.
.\ead,-mie: li Rcta Phi; Radical; Question Hark; Y. W. ('. A. (1. 21; .1. f. «. ll, 21;
Latin Chill ill; Clee Club (2); Class Triasurei- t2>; Dormitory Council.
Lyda Roberts New Oilcans, La.
.Arts and Sciences; Kappa Kappa Gamma; K. .\. .\. il. 21; Y. W. C, A. il. 2i;
Latin Club (1. 2); Basketball (1. 21; (Captain Basketliall 'leam 121.
Betty Rocks Lake Charles, La.
-\rls and Sciences; Chi Omega; Latin Club il. 21; Y. W. C. A. (1. 21; N. A. .\. il. 2i;
JIaiidolln-Guitar Club (1. 21; Dramatic Club (l.l.
Ruth McCarroll Tenjeon New Oi leans. La.
.\cademie,
Margaret Ker Texado Boyce, La.
.Mu.sic; Glee Club .Veeuinpanist ll. 21; .\. .\. A. (1, 21.
Clara Dee Shumake Pincvillc, La.
Education.
Marcia Snell Council, Ga.
.\il.s and Sciences; Chi (ime.Era; Radical; N. A. A.; .Mandolin. tiuitar Club; Gb e Club
121; I>raiii;itic Club (21; Class Vice-President (21.
Josephine Snoddy Gueydan, La.
.\rts and i-'eiences; N. A. A. (1. 2); V. VV. C. A. (1, 21.
IrMA SoMPAYRAC NalchllOLllcs, L.n.
Avt: French Circle (2l; .\rt Rub-Editor ".\rcade."
Minnie Stewart Lake Charles, La.
Arts and Pciencis; Chi Omesa; IVLiiidol Jn-( liiilar Club (1, 2i; Y- W. c. A. il. 21;
Dramatic Club 11. 21; (ilee Club ill; .Secretary and Treasure]- JLiiidolin-Guitar
Club 12 1.
Mabel Marie Stouse New Oilcans, La.
Education; I'i Hi ta Phi; Radical; Question Mark; V. W. C. A. II); N. A. A. il. L'l,
liranialie Club 11. 21; French (ircle (1. 21; Liaskelball.
Flora Henry Stratton New Oi leans. La.
Education; Kappa Kajjpa Gamma; Question Mark: H. ( >. A.: Y. W. c. .\. (1, 2i;
Dramatic Club (21; N. A. A. (1, 2); Class Basketball (1, 2l; Latin Club (I I; cias.^
Repiesentati\'e to Debating Club (1).
Ruth McCarroll Tennison Dallas, Texas
Academic; Glee Club; French Circle; N. A. A. A.
Doris N. VicK New Oilcans, La,
.\rls and Sciences; X. A. A, (1. 2); .Maiidolin-Guii.ir Club (1. 2); Gle_- Club I21;
Haskeiball (1, 2); Captain Basketball T. am ili.
Florence H. Ware New Orleans, La.
Education.
Margaret Watson Biloxi, Miss.
Sludio Art.
Mildred Wells New Oilcans. I-a.
Education; Y. W. c. A,; Dramatic Club; N. A. A.
Margaret Rathell Wilkinson Monigomery, Ala.
.Academic.
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"The Wearin' o' the Green'
^^^^^^% URROUNDED by the delightful perfumes of fresh paint and new cement,
the Class of '22 began its brilliant career as the first Freshman Class to
enter "New Newcomb. "
Our entrance into the college was unaccompanied by that form of
hazing which is usually so much in use—the practice of misdirecting poor,
innocent, unsuspecting, little Freshmen. Sophomores. Juniors ar.d even (speak softly!)
those reverend Seniors were as bewildered as the new class. Alma Mater's youngest
child took her "family introductions" with a spirit which will characterize her whole four
years. On a certain day during the first "flu" epidemic, the dormitory Freshmen were
gently urged by persuasive Sophomores to wear their dresses hind part before. 1 he
younger class complied with the older's wishes, but its throat was in no wise affected,
for it rnsvvcred the Sophomore challenges with many "peppy " yells. I he reversing of
garments must have been accompanied by some like movement of the eyes, for when
those fearful creatures, the Sophomores, forced lis to march backward into assembly,
our course was so true that the spectators broke forth into loud applause.
In our school activities we rally to our standard. We came out on top in the U. W. W.
drive, and we will be ever ready to assume our proper obligation. But we are shrink-ing
Molels, and would not have you think we do not pay homage for our present success
where homage is due. With such a type of "big sister" as it has been each Freshman's
luck to possess, strange 'twould be, indeed, if we acquired no fame.
Oh, truly, the f' reshmcn carry many laurels. Hiil ihe greatest and most treasured
of these is the "little green cap." Poor Sophomore.;, how could they realize what an
honor they were doing us, by inaugurating in our class this new form of headgear. Dr.
Dixon has immortalized "the green cap" r.nd we, as the first class to don it. share in
the reflection of its glory. May Newcomb ever be proud of '22—the first clas.> to under-take
"The Wearin' o' the Green." Eli:anor Lf. Blanc.
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Newcomb Freshman Class Roll
Marjorie I Iay Vice-PrciiJenl
GwYN MuRRELL Sccrelar\)
Dorothy Oechsner Treasurer
Eleanor Barron LeBlanc Poet and Historian
Class Roll
Evelyn Abram Berp Bullock
Kilucathm. I'Mucallon.
Bessie Abram Helen Burdiee
SpeclaU Education.
Jean Catherine Abrams Rita Camors
Alls anil Scii-iif.-; r'r.-nr-h Circle; Debatiiit; Education.
I'lub: Dranialli- I'luli; N. A. A.
Marian Alcots
'^"-"'" '^*^'-°'' Ch^'^tian
Alts and Sciences; CJIee Club; Arcade So-
Acaelemlc. licltor; Representative Student Council.
Julian Alverez Merle Clark
Education. Education.
Iva Bailey Mildred Clark
l-Miicalli.n. HiUicallon.
Dorothy Beard Frances Cochran
l-Mii.atl.Mi. Academic.
Juanita Bass Gorcette Code
Academic; Tennis; N. A. A.; Dranialjc club; Pducatlon
V. W. C. A.; Olee Club. • '
'
., n Isabel Coe
Muriel Bate
Literary; French Clicle; Dranrntic t?Iul>;
.\cailenilc, j^. ^ ^Y
Madelenie Bayou Annetfe Cohen
Special .Music.
Kducali..,,
Juua Boacni 1VI;^r,- Colcord
''•"''''' •^''- Education.
LoRETTA Bocne Sara Coi cord
Edu.allon; N. A. A.; Dramatic club; (
I )..nie»ilc Ecnonn ; Alblellc Club; Urnmalc
Club; llebalInK Club. Club; V. W. C, A.
Malvin Boudreaux Dorothy Covington
A™''"""'-- A.a.i.n.lc
Frances Lois Bonner Clara Belle Cromwell
Domestic Art and Science. Ettucatlim.
Gertrude Brainerd Ruth Cullom
AiM.bnilc Siiiclal.
Beulah Brown Celeste Davidson
Eduiallnn. **' '"'
Josephine Bryan '^"^'•" Catherine Fncer
Attn nnd MrU'iuM'; Itrhutinu < lui.. Ii.-mli
•^'"''''- rirrlp; Lntln Club.
Lou BULI.ARD F.I.AINE DeCrAFFEWREID
I'Miiniilon, Aratli'iiili'.
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C. Macdei.ene deLaureal
K.lmalion.
Margaret Dickson
Kduciuinii,
Mary Doody
Academic.
Frances Dreyfuss
,\c;i(li-nijc-; French Cnnvcrantuinal CI;ljs;
T.atin I'luli; Glco Ch^li.
I Ielen Dymond
Ijitfiary, N. A. A.: Dramatic I'lulj; <;!'
Club.
Mae East
EducatiDn; N. A. A.; Dranialic I'luli: Y. W.
C. A.; CKc ("lull.
Edith Ellsworth
Jliisic; C;l.c Club
Adair I!. Ewinc
An: N. A. A.
Olga ! ernandez
Kilucat inn.
Helen Flanagan
Academic.
Estelle Flaspoller
Educnliun; X. A. A.: Diamalic Club; Y. W.
C. A.; nice Club
Katie Foster
Alt.
Ellen Frankenbush
Kducatiun; Ltebating Society; N. A. A,; Y.
\V. c A.
LouisE Frederic
Kducalicn,
Anette Freedman
.Mu.^ic Special.
Joe May W. Fulham
,\rts and Science; Fiencll Cii-cle; Y. \\*. c.
A,: N. A. A.
Helen Gibbs
.MUKic
Julia Goudard
ICducation.
Freida Goldberg
Kducalidb.
Helen Goldsmith
Education: (Jiee Club.
Cecile Goldstein
Education.
Alma Goodin
Educalicm; N. A. A.; \. W. C. A.; Dramatic
Club.
Mureille Gueydan
lO.lucati.m; i;i.e Club; N. A. A.; Y. \V. C. A.
Rosamond Gurley
Ai-Cs and Science; N. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.;
Diamatic club.
Ethel May Gutmann
Alts and Science-; Hebalins Club.
EVERALL HaRDWICK
Arts and Science; N. A. A.; Y. W. C A.;
Dramallc Club.
tub; Y. \V. C. A.
Ruth 1 Iarper
.Music; N .\ , .\ . ; Ci
Marjorie I Iay
.Vils; N. A. A.; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.:
Ulee Club; Class Vicc-rresident (11.
Frances Douglass T. Hayne
Arl.s and Science; N. A. A.; Y. \V. C. A.;
Mandolin-Cluitar Club
Josephine Holcomb
Music.
B. Lurline Hopkins
I'Mucalion.
Blanche Hunter
liducalioM.
Ethel Basco Jackson
llusii-; (lice Club.
Ella Johnson
ICducatinn.
Josephine John.son
Academic.
Georgette Joubert
Kducatinn.
Winifred Kelley
Thli-Ma Kfi.lier
I'Miication.
Maude Kfmper
Ellen See Slog Kearny
EiUication; N. A. A.; Diamalic Club; Y. \V.
c. A. ; (ll.c ciiili,
Frances Keyer
Academic.
Margery Kidd
,-\cademic.
Lydia Koerner
Art,
Clem Koiilman
Alls and Science; N. A. A.; Dcb.'itinK Club.
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Ester Kuss
Academic.
Margaret Landon
Education.
Jennie Lane
Art Special.
Camille Lanphier
Bducali.jii; N. A. A.; Gloe Cluli; V. W.
French I'lr.le.
Mary Nell Latta
Music.
Elianor Barron Le Blanc
Academic; Clee ciuli; Uraniatic Club;
A.; <*la.'<s I'oet and lliittorian,
Emma Le Blanc
Education.
Edith Le Clercq
Education.
Eleanor Leipzicer
Academic.
Alice M. Lewis
Acud.Miil.-.
Alice Villere Lewis
.\rl.
Clara Davis Lewis
Academic.
Marjorie Levert
Aiad.-mi. ; V. W. C. A.; N. A. A.
Victoria Lopez
Art Special.
Dorothy Leile
Acailenili-.
Elizabeth Lyons
Educiillon Special.
Dramatic (*luh:
Margaret Lyons
.\cadenilc; Krencli flrcle
N. A. A.; V. W. r. A.
Julia Macruder
KdiK'atl'tii.
Julia Mai. Macruder
llciiiH. hold Kcoriiim.v; N. A. A.; Ulei
SociA Macruder
I'Muenllnn.
Amelie Longer May
Academic; N. A. A.; Drninntlv
V. W. f. A.
dull
Anna McCay
r.iiiM iitL.ti
Katherine McKnight
Education.
Dixie Milling
Academic; N. A. A.; Dramatic Club; V. \V.
C. A.
Hilda Modincer
.Art
Sarah Muietz
iOiiiication.
Alice Morse
Education.
Roberta Moreley
Art.
Irma Moses
.\cademic; X. A A.: Cll-e club.
Virginia Mulcahy
Kilucatiun.
GwYN Murrell
Art; Dramatic Club; N. A. A.; V. \V. C. A.;
Glee Club.
Hazel Nerunveth
Education.
Marjorie Neuell
Academic; V. W. c. A.; X. A. A.; I'hl I'hl;
Class President ill.
Nanon Newman
Acatlemlc.
Lucille Nickerson
Education.
Alice Ooenheimer
Arts anil Science: N. A. A.; DcbatinK Club;
V. VV. C. A.: Glee Club: Jamhalaya Hcpre-sentalive.
Dorothy Oechsner
A4-ademie; N. A. A.: DebathiK Club; I>ra-inntlc
Club; Glee Club; Class Treasurer.
Fannie Ohls
Home EcoiKunlcs.
Adrienne O'Neill
Sludlii All.
Laura Owen . .
Educniion.
Gladys Parker
.Xrl
CaRMELETE PASSArUME
Ediieiillnn.
Elizabeth Paterson
Aciid.'inlc.
Josephine Pitner
Academic; Y. \V. C. A.; I'lil I'l' ^ \ V
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Celistine Philips
ICtiucaliiiii.
MrLDRED L. Pool
V. \V. !. A ; Dianuuii- Cluli; Freiuli c'iirli
.Mandiiliii anil (iiutai- Cliil): .N. A. A.
Frances Powe
lOciucatinn.
EvABELLE Prague
Eilucalion; I>.-l.alinK chih; V, W. C. A.
S. rn.lary 1 1. liatiiiB Club.
Kate Pritchard
Musi. .
Kathleen Puch
K.lu.ali,iii.
Alice Rayner
Music.
Grace Rennyson
Art.
Eugenie Richard
Aca.l.iui.-.
Edna Rossner
Academic.
Nuyrne Richai^d
Acadeinic; N, A. A ; l.aliii Ch.li,
Lillian Shatz
K.lUl .'llH.II,
Edith Shaw
A. ad.nii.-
Lillian Shippey
.\rt.
Sybil Shippey
All.
Alice Smith
I'MuinlM.M.
Jul. [A Stafiord
Kilucaliiin.
Helen B. Steen
Kilui-alii.n; .N'. A. A.; Di'lialiUK iMiib.
Anna Stille
Music.
Josephine Tibaut
Kducat iiiTi.
Grenville Thoiwpson
Educatiiin.
Elizabeth Turner
Acaileniir
Madeline Villere
lOducat inn.
Amy Wali.billich
.Vc.iilcniic.
Olca Wallbillich
Educatinn.
Eizabeth Van ier Veer
Academic: N. A. A.: Maud. iliii-l : nil ar Cluli
Diamallc CUili; Clee Cluli; V. W. c. A.
Miriam B. Watson
,.\cadcniic-
Merle Van Horn
Household Econoni>' ; N. A. A.; nice CIul-
Y. W. C. A.; Ul-amatic Club.
Jeanette Weil
Education.
Jessie Weil
..Vcadcmic.
LiLLiE Wellborn
lOdncation.
Mildred Wells
Educalinn.
BoRODEL Wheeler
All.
Mattie Wight
.\i i.
Elizabeth Willey
All.
LoviE Williams
Music.
Claire Wogan
All
Grace Worell
Eilnciitic.n.
Maeel Wright
Aft.
Julia Wyche
Academic
Mary Yancey
.\ii
Julia Clara Zoeller
.Acadcinlc.
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DR. EDWARD AMBROSE BECHTEL. Ph.D.
DFAN OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
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The Curtain Drawn
HE evening sun, trembling on the window sill, kisses to bloodredness the
roses of the room. Fate, with eyes as bright as bubbles in a running pool,
thrusts the golden cup above her—pure golden.
A knock upon the door is heard; and e'er she tiptoes o'er the floor,
some five and fifty mortals rush in and cry, "A drink, drink—we crave
a drink!"
And when the wine—bitter wine—from the golden cup is quaffed, and twilight,
like the conqueror he is, subdues the fading shafts of sun, they rush out, down the road
in spirits high.
I hree Junes have watched the roses come and go; three Junes have seen the sun upon
the sill. And now so bright it shines, and throws a rainbow ray o'er Fate and makes
brighter still the pure gold cup.
Once more the knock as of the three Junes passed; once more she softly tiptoes to
the door; once more before her stand the mortals, not five and fifty—but eleven.
Her face shines brighter than the evening sun, as up she holds the cup, with eyes all
fire: "The others, where are they?" she cries, "who one time came and now forsake
me so—my cup of learning?"
"Some drank too deep!" cries one, "and drunk with a conceit that made this cup
quite shallow, thought life held greater things than knowledge ever did. The cup was
blight, but study far too hard."
"And others!" cried another, "they have drunk the wine, but found that though
it sparkled, 'twas not sweet. That life was far too short and worries far loo great to
make a tempest of your brain when tranquility can reign."
A third, with twinkle of the soldier in his eyes, spoke loud: "Forget not those who
quaffed a hearty drink, O Fate, and saw its worth, but rushed on to the field where red
and white and blue o'er chaos reigned."
"The cup! The cup!" the eleven cry. "A drink—the last one!"
Holding them with gentle touch: "No," she says, "not last, but first. Thrice was
drained the cup, but to its brim it's filled again. Not the last, but the first; all life is but
a lesson and each day a page; each minute holds a greater truth than you surmise."
When twilight conquers the golden rays of sun. Fate up and speaks: "Drink, drink
deep, a well deserving drink—'tis sweet, not bitter now."
Dusk; then night; stars bright. Etched in the door\vay of her rosied home, she stands.
1 he soft padding of feet o'er graveled road.
E'er eleven high strung hearts beat fast retreat with eager feet, her arms above her
head she throws and cries:
"l-^emcmbcr e'er your Alma Mater."
"Kcmember," ihcy fling back, "can one forget the things one loves!"
Edwarh R. G.s( iiwiNir
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Arts and Science Seniors
hiUWARD T. Bond McDonoghville, Louisiana
Arts and Science; Inslruclor In Chemistry; Company 10, S.A.T.C.
Lorenzo Nolley Dantzler, Jr.
Arls and Science; Beta Thela Pi; B.A.; Chess Club (I); Class Baseball
(2); Edilor-in-Chicf "Jambalaya" (4); Glendy Burke (4); Oratorical and
Debating Council (4); Class Treasurer (3); Cadet Second Lieut. Co. "B"
(3); Sergeant and Plalloon Leader Company 10, S. A. T. C. (4); Class
Secretary (4) ; Vice-President and Treasurer College of Commerce Stu-dent
Body (4).
Edward Lee GladnEY, Jr New Orleans, Louisiana
Arts and Science; Alpha Tau Omega; Second Lieut. Inf. U. S. A.
Edward R. GsCHWIND New Orleans, Louisiana
Arts and Science; jambala\)a Representative (4); Class Historian (2, 3. 4).
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Arts and Science Seniors
Louis G. Lemle New Orleans, Louisiana
Arts and Sciences; Zcla Beta Tau; Class Wrestling (1, 2); Society of
Economics (3); Glcndy Burke (1, 2); Tulane Club (I); Company 10,
S. A. T. C: Mcnorah Society (I, 2): French Circle (1); Rifle Club
(I); Class Vice-President and Treasurer (4).
Percy L. McCay New Orleans, Louisiana
Arts and Sciences; Delta Kappa Epsilon ; B.A.. B.B.A.; Company II,
S. A. T. C; Class Football (I. 2); Tug o' War (1. 2); Class Track
(I. 2); Glee Club (I); Quartette (I); Class President (3); Arts and
Science Student Body President (4) ; /anihaluvn Rcprejcniative College of
Commerce (4); Battalion Orchestra (4).
William Pakkerson New Orleans, Louisiana
Alls and Sciences; Beta Thela Pi; First Lieutenant Co. "B" Cadet Corps
(3); Glcndy Burke; Tulane Club (1.2, 3); Class Secretary and Treasurer
(3); Iiigo' War (1.2,); Cliss Wrestling (I); Clasi Footl.a'l (I. 2); Class
V'icc-I 'resident and Treasurer (I, 2); Jcnihalnya ReprcscntAlive (I. 3);
Class President (4); Assistant Business Manager 7 u/u;ic H'crl(l\f (3).
Husinos Manager 7 u/unc lVecl(l\) (4); junior Prom. Committee (3); Sec-retary
and Treasurer Glendy Burke (4).
Adolpi I Kaufman ScHAKFF New Iberia, Louisiatia
Arts and Srlrncei; /ein Beta Tau; Varsity Debate (3); V«rsity Batrhall
Manager (3. 4); (Oratorical and Debating Council (2. 3); Srcrelary and
Treasurer (3); Tulane Club (I. 2. 3); President (3); kappa Delta Phi:
Co. 10. S. A. T. C: Secrr:ary Arts and Sciences Student Body; Clau
Vice-President (3); Menoiab Society (I. 2); Glendv Murke (I. 2, 3):
Class Football (2); Clan Tug o' War (I. 2); Class Wrestling (2).
Clasi Basketball (2); CU» Track (I, 2); Cla„ Deb.lting (2); 1 uUne
Night Cnmmillee (1); .Spam'h Circle (2): 'Tu/une Mce^/v" .Staff (3);
Dormitory Football anil Bafketball (2); Fialernily Tennis (I. i); I .dilor
in-Chief "Tulane (fcc^/y" (4).
Arts and Science Seniors
Lester Daniel Scharff New Iberia, Louisiana
Zela Beta Tau; Ails and Sciences; Varsity Debate (3); Oratorical and
Debalng Society (2, 3); Tulane Club (I, 2, 3); Menoiah Society (I, 2):
Glendy Buike (1, 2, 3); Speaker (3); Co. 10, S. A. T. C; Class Fool-ball
(2); Cla-,3 Tug o" War (1, 2); Class Bcskelball (2); Class
Track (1, 2); Class Baseball (2); Spanish Circle (2): "Tulane ^Vcc{l^"
Staff (3); Handball Champion (2); Fraternity Tcnn:s (1, 3); Arts and
Science Basketball (3); Arts and Science Jambala^a Represenlali .e ("1)
;
Managing Editor "Tulane lVeel(l^" (4).
Thomas David Stewart New Oilcans, Louisiana
Arts and Sciences; Inslructor in Chemistry (4); Co. 10, S. A. T. C.
Lewis Farrington Wakeman Arcadia, Lo
Arts and Science; B. A., B. B. A.; Commerce; Cla's Debating (I); ClaES
Track (I); Class Wresllmg (I); Wrestling A. .'\. U. (I); Forum (1,2);
Glendy Burke Executive Committee (3); Class Football (2); Prejident
College of Commerce Student Body (3); Student Council (3); A>sis'ant
Manager Jamhalava (4); Student Committee Y. M. C. A. (3); Co.
10, S. A. T. C. '
THE JAMBALA YA
Junior Arts and Science History
T the time of writing, it is understood that the Student Council is con-sidering
a plan to save Tuiane from a repetition of the humiliation that
it is now undergoing. Daily letters are being received from other univer-sities
and alumni of I ulane requesting an explanation of what is appar-ently
the greatest stain on the record of the University. The Board of
Administrators has attempted to prevent the story from circulating, but it could not sup-press
all reports of such a lamentable affair, as it must appear to an ignorant public.
That all may know why Tuiane is now in such great distress, and, also, to give to
the great American public a true explanation, this account, the first statement authorized
for publication, is written. The cause of it all is this: Nineteen-twenly has never been
on the tank. The greatness of the greatest class in the history of Tuiane has failed to be
recognized by Tulane's only means of honoring the classes of which she is especially
proud. What can be the cause? Who is at fault? To exhonerate the University,
the Class of 1920 authorizes the publication of the true explanation.
While Freshmen, it decided to make an experiment in the interest of science. It
would prove that real worth will always be eventually recognized and honored, even
though temporarily unobserved. It decided to accomplish sufficient achievements so that
its merits would stand out to an observant eye, but not so many that its numerals would
be forced before the view of the multitude, which always is willing to recognize genius
after it has been sufficiently advertised. This course v\'as carefully followed, as the record
of the class shows:
In the inter-class tugs-of-war, it has never once been pulled ihrough the pond. It
has never been defeated in an inter-class debate. In the other inler-class competitions
it has won as many victories as its policy would permit. At Tuiane Night, both in 1917
and 1918. its originality and genius attracted popular attention. The members of the
class have individually gone forward and won the highest offices in the university. It
has been more than proportionately represented on all varsity teams. In every way pos-sible,
it has proven itself individually and collectively the greatest class ever at Tuiane.
But it firmly believed in the maxim that "fools' names and fools' faces, etc." and accord-ingly
carefully limited its success to avoid the cheap publicity to be derived from gaudy-colored
numbers painted on a vulgar water-lank, like any patent medicine might be
advertised.
I he lest has gone far enough. Recognition and fame were the inevitable conse-quences
of such a brilli.vnt course as th.it of the (Mass of 1920; but they came sooner
and more forcibly ih.iii expected. Rather ihan see our university suffer further humilia-lion
uc slip Iciitli ,uul liiiw Id the .icclaims of the inullilude. With such glory in throe
short years, llie liiluic ol smh ,i class is incoiKeiN.ilile.
IIakolu W. .\i.\vm.\n. Jk.
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Junior Arts and Sciences Class Roll
Officers
James I ItLL MoN!,ot President
William H. McClendon. Jr Ficc-P/esiJenl
Harry W. Wallace Secrelarx)
Percy D. Greaves Treamrcr
Harold W. Newman Jamhala^a Repraentalivc
Members
RcBERT E. Bayne Brinklcy. Ark.
Afiidfinii': StTKcant Company 11. S. A. T. C
Rkhari) Colbert Shrcvcpori. La.
Arailt-mk-: Knppa SlKina.
John Randolph Foote New Orleans. La.
.\i ail. -mil'; ri Kappa Alplia; .^fiKcanl CmnpaTy In. S. A. T. <'.
J. Alvin Gebelin Garyville. La.
,\rarh'iiiii-; (llcnily Rurkf i?>t: Ournillory Cnxei-rliiK lltiard (::>.
Miss Jennie A. Core Bayou Sara. La.
A('a(l'*nilc.
Percy D. Greaves Waterproof. La.
,\ra»li-mir; Kappa .^tRma; forporal rmnpany 10. .^v ,\. T. *'.; Tronstror (3».
William Bernard Hammett New Orleans. La.
A. aili'tiiK . I'l KaiM'a Alpha.
Rudolph E. Krause Lake Charles. La.
A. ail. -mil-: .«lKnm .Alpliji KpsllMii.
William H. McClendon. Jr Amile City. La.
Ararli-mle: Kappn Alpha; TuK or War (1. 21; rin.»8 Fnollmll ll, 21; Tinck (1. 21;
Itaaki'lliall (I. 2>; \Vr<.HlllnK 11.21; ('apt. clnnH Bankrllinll I2>; MnnnRor (^*laiiH Fottl-hall
121 ; I'laxa Vli<-rri.«lil<nt (3); 2nil I.t. Infantry.
James Hill Monroe New Orleans. L«.
Ai'a»l»'nili-; KiRinn <*hl; Onrnol Dt'batinK |2I; Claitp Serrotnry. Trpnsuror nnci .lamhalayn
l{i.prt.Ni>ntnllvi> (2t: Pcerotary of Forum (1. 2>; IC<IUor Tulane Hanil Rook 1 21:
\'arnlly iH'lunInK (2>; riaKd PreiiUlfnt (.11; IVcaldonl of Ihi' Forum (3); Srcri-lary
'Tatoi'iral anil DrhulliiK i'ounoll <3I; MnnagiT Tvnnis Team (3t.
Harold W. Newman. Jr New Orleani. Lb.
A'lulfnUr: /i-ta Ili-la Tnu; riana WrfHIIIiiR lit; Winner <'nrnot Dobnte |2»; Varnlty
DelialltiK i2>; t'lais4 DebnllnK I2t; isratorli-al an<l llehaMnK Cnunell |2); Ctlendy Llurk«-
M, 2. 3); SerKennt-al-iirtnii (lU-iuly llurke <3>; I'lanH .Innibalaya RoprefliMitntlve (31;
1 ulnni* (^'lub.
William U. Renshaw New Orleans. Ln.
.^Mi.l.'iiilr; Sliima I'hI. I'liiKB I". I. .11. all iji; F.'i uni : Fnnrh Clrili'.
IliNBi William Waii Ad. Jk . . . Camden. Ala.
Araili'nilr; ("lanii Ifankil hall |1, : i
; ila»» I-....than ( .' i . I ok "I "ai ( .'
> ; Ilormllory
Ciovcrnlng tlonrtl l3t; rlnnii Srrn-lnry (31.
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Sophomore Class History
HEN we were Freshmen, long, long ego, in the fail of 1917, we were just
as raw as the rawest of all Freshmen. We looked over the University
and immediately realized how much we were needed. Right away we
organized and started on our path of victory.
In the glorious Freshman-Sophomore fight of 1918, we captured the
"Soph" President. We mobilized our "motor transport corps," and brought him over
to the wild and woolly Jefferson Parish when—the Dean declared a truce and peace set-ded
o'er all once again.
The inter-class contests resulted in a draw, the brave "Sophs" refusing to consider
a deciding event, being well satisfied to have done that well in competition with '2 I
.
In some mysterious way the numerals of the class of 1 92 1 got on the tank and
nobody raised any strenuous objections.
In our Freshman year we furnished the varsity eleven with six men, the basketball
team with one, and five varsity wrestlers. This year after being handicapped by the
S. A. T. C, we started out with a rush. Spirit? That hardly explains it. We were
the first class to organize, and at our first meeting we decided primarily to bring "pep"
to Tulane and then to take all of the freshness out of the fresh "Freshies."
The Freshmen regulations were made stricter than ever before and, unaided by the
upper classmen, we, the Class of 1921, enforced these regulations. On January 21,
1919, the date decided on for the donning of green caps by the Freshmen and the loss
of the privilege of using the front and inside center steps of Gibson Hall, the Sophomore
Class assembled at 8:15 A.M. and waited for the Freshies in battle formation. An un-disputed
victory was gained by '21, and just twenty-one Freshmen hats were taken. Now
more Freshmen wearing green caps are to be seen on the campus. A few days later
the Freshmen-Sophomore wrestling tournament was held, in which, of course, '2
1 was
victorious, as we shall be in all of our future inter-class contests.
So let's lift the glass to the spirit of Tulane; the Class of 1921, may her glory never
lessen—the class whose watchword is, "Tulane, first, last and always.
Sam T. Alcus, Jr.
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Sophomore Arts and Sciences Class Roll
Officers
Samuel T. Alcus. Jr PreiiihnI
James J. Morse Vicc-PraiJenl
Tandy Q. Foote Sccrelar}/ and Treasurer
Joseph D. Corry Hiilnrian
Samuel T. Alcus, Jr Jamhala^a Represcnlalivc
Members
Samuel T. Alcus, Jr New Orleans, La.
Arts and Sriencos; Varsity Wrestling (H: Ititerclass Basketball (1, 2); Class Wrest-linK
(1); Class Trark (It; Class Debating (1); Class Treasurer (1); Class President
(21; Company 11. S. .\. T. C.
Eugene A. AscHAFFENBURC New Orleans, La.
.\rts and Sciences; Zeta Beta Tau; Company 10. .S. A. T. C.
James K. Baker Ml. Lebanon, La.
.\rts and .Sciences; Kappa Sigma.
Henry O. Colomb Romevllle, Ga.
Arts and Sciences; Beta Tbeta Pi; Comiiany 11. S. A. T. C. ; Clendy Bnrk. ili
JOSEPH Dunklin Corry New Orleans, La.
.\(ts and Sciences; Pi Kappa Allilia; S. N. T. C.
Edward W. Feibleman New Orleans, La.
.-Vrls and .Sciences; Comiiany in, .S. .\. T. C,
Tandy Quisenberry Foote New Orleans. La.
.\rts and Sciences; Pi Kapj^a .Mpba; Company 10. s. -\. T. C.
Richard A. Fraser MansfieU, La.
Alls and Sciences; Company 10, S. A. T. C.
David Rea Graham, Jr New Orleans, La.
.Arts and Sr-icnces; Kappa ,Sigm,a.
Horace J. Hauchland Moorhead, Miss.
.\rts and Silences; Delta Tau Delta; Coniiiany 10, S. A. T. C.
J. R. HiRICOYEN Salado, Hondurar,, C. A.
.Arts atid Sciences.
Albert E. Hotard New Orleans. La.
.\rts and Sciences.
George Francis Kelley Lake Charles, La.
Arts and Sciences; Sigma .Vl(dia Epsilon; Varsity Footi^all (1); Tug o' War (1»; Com-pany
10, S. A. T. C.
Louis K. Levy New Orleans, La.
.\rts and Sciences; Cl.ass Wrestling (2i; (.'<nnpaw.\- 10, S. A. T. C.
Louis C. Lob New Orleans, La.
Arts and Sciencis; Zcta Beta Tau; Tug o' War (II; Cla.ss Wrestling (1); S. N. T. c.
E. KiRBY Newburcer New Orleans, La.
Arts ;ind Sciences; Class Wrestling (1. 2).
D. S. O'Shee Alexandria, La.
.Alts and Sciences; Delta Kapjia Kpsilon; Class Football (I I; Company 11, S. .\. T. C.
T. J. Perkins, Jr Simmesport, La.
Arts and .Sciences; Forum; Class Wrestling (2).
Samuel Cohlman Polmer Schriever, La.
Arts and Science.^; Conimer<-e; Class Wrestling 111; Tug o' War tl); Class Football (1).
W. Stewart New Orleans, La.
,\its and S'ciinces; Class Wrestling (1. 21.
Allen L. Vories, Jr New Orleans, La.
.Arts and Sciences; Company 11, .S. A. T. C.
John A. Wight Hugo, Oklahoma
Arts and Sciences; Delta Tau Delta; Company 10. S. A. T. C. ; Varsity Football (1, 2).
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Freshman History
this camp.
J: EFORE going into the Freshman Class History I would like to give a lew
facts about the pre-historic period when all classmen were either barracks-dwellers
or "flu' evaders. During the first of the scholastic year the Stu-dents'
Army Training Corps was established at Tulane in Camp Martin
on the back of the campus. Many of the present Tulane students enlisted
After two months of "reveille " the camp was disbanded on account of
the signing of the armistice.
All during these two months the college work had been alternating with the "flu."
Not much had been accomplished and it was so near the Christmas holidays that the
authorities decided to close the University until January. None of the students seemed
to object, either.
On January, the second, college reopened. The classes were organized and work
started. It was easy to see that the Freshman Class as a whole was not as green as
Freshmen classes generally are. This fact was due to two reasons: First, they had
some knowledge left from the pre-historic period just mejitioned ; second—well, we will
not boast. Wc ask anyone to study closely any member ol the class. We feel safe in
leaving it to your judgment. On the other hand, look at the average Sophomore. They
would make pretty good Freshmen now, but imagine, if you can. how much like a bit
of Springtime they must have looked in the Fall of 1917.
After things had settled down the class was organized. We were wearing the green
caps as has been the custom of all s^lf-respecting Freshmen classes.
It was not until everything had settled down that we began to reah/e that we were
entering the last phase of the preparation for our life's work. We soon found that this
was not high school. Wc were supposed to bo at college to learn. .So wliether we
learned anything or not was of our own choosing. May we all choose to learn.
The Committee on Student Regulations decided lii.it the contests between the Fresh-men
and Sophomores should be arranged so that the Freshmen might have lime to pre-pare
themselves. However, the first contest was held immediately, so the Sophomores,
with a year's experience, outwrestled us. But we will even up the score in basketball,
I am sure.
I know the class is with me when I say that we appreciate the fact that wc have
taken a big stride lownrds success when wc entered the awe-inspiring corridors of old
Gibson I bill ,111(1 said. "Where is the Registrar's office, please?"
M. L. D.. Histoii,in.
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Arts and Science Freshman Class Roll
Officf.rs
Prentice Lanier Smith PraiJenl
Harry F. Stiles Vicc-PrcsiJcnl
Richard B. Montgomery Sccrelarx)
Mai.coi M l.EE DiNWIDDIE . . Jambala^a Repreicnlalivc and HisloriuTi
Members
Victor Joseph Baudier
I,ili-r;ir\ .
Allen Wilfred Billeaud . Brouisnrd, La.
Siii'lidll.-.
John P. Bonar Shicvcpori. La.
PcU-ntlllo; fompany 11, S. A. T. c.
;
WnslMiiK.
James T. Burns Covington. La.
Uelia Kappn Epsilon; I>Uci*ary: Cutn-pnny
10. S. A. T. C.
John Williamson Caldwell, New Orlrans. La.
SIk-Mia fill; .'i.-l.-allllr; Wrc-illlriK.
Harold Haskell Conmelly . . Paris. Ark.
I.lt<-iai> .
Charles Goodrich Coyle. New Orlrans. L.i.
I'hl Helta Tliota; I'luNSlral.
Todd Robert de Lalreai.
t.ll.rary.
rd. La.
Malcolm Lee Dinwiudie . New Orleans, La.
."'Ii nlltW ; I'lMiiiiariy II. S. A. T. C;
OlaHM Illrilfirlan aiul .Tantluilaj-a koprc-ncntal
lv*>.
QUINCY MaRTENEAII I'.WtNG. Napdlronvillr. I ,i
.Si'li'iitllli'.
Allen E. 1 Iotard
I.IK'lai V.
New Orleans. I ..i.
New CJrleani, La
Rkiiarii IV Montgomery . New Orleans, la
Bernard J. Meyer
I.ll.rar.v.
Kappji Alplia: .Silentltle: lileinly llurlt"
t*ta»ii .s't'i-rt'lary.
August W. MysINC . . . New Orleans. La.
Siifiuiric.
Randolph I. Newman . . New Orleans. La.
.'^.ii'IUllii-.
David S. O'Shee Alexandria, La.
TJi.'lta Kappa Kp.'tllon: Selenttlle; Com-liany
II. S. A. T. C.
Breaii Bridge. La.
New Orleans. La.
Willis A. Pellerin .
.Scienlino.
RuFus T. Perkins
I.itt'l-ar,\ .
Nathan II. Polmer .
Selenllllc.
Jas. H. QuiNETTE . . . New Orleans, La.
KiUnlllle; Company 11, R. A. T. f.
Robert Paul Rooney . . New Orleans, La.
I.liiiaiy ; Wi-.'slllnK.
William Schultz Monroe, La.
I.ilfi-ary.
Simon Shlenker. Jr Momoe. La.
• 'nlleKf nf Comnieree.
Prentice L. Smith Mmden. La.
ctasHleal; Claa.H Pre.iUIcnl.
UOSS StALLINCS . . New Orle.ins. La.
I.ll<-i-ai-y.
I Iarry p. Stiles . .
Ac :i.l..|iil<'Law: I'las
. New Orleans, La.
\'i< .. I'i<-Kltl..nt
RoULRT D. \'00IIRIE> l.alayetle. La.
.'•il, .III III.-; I'MMipaiiy 11. S. .\. 'I. '".
William R. Worth . . . New Orlcant. Ln.
SelKMtllli': Wn-ntllnK.
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MORTON ARNOLD ALDRICH. Ph.D.
DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND BUSINESS ADMINlSTRATiON
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College of Commerce Student Body Roll
Officers
Lewis F. Wakeman Prcsuhnl
Lorenzo N. Dantzler, Jr Vice-PraiJenl and Trcamrcr
Percy L. McCay Secretary and Jamhalaya Representative
Charles R. Billeiter
A. \V. BlLLEAUD
R. J. BlLLEAUD
J. D. Corry
M. W. Crigler
L. N. Dantzler. Jr.
L. W. FlEBLEMAN
J. A. Gebelin
e. r. gschwind
William B. Hammett
Mf.mbers
J. B. HiRICOVEN
G. F. Kelley
R. E. Krause
L. K. Lev
L. C. LoB
J. P. Marks
P. L. McCay
J. II. Monroe
J.J. Morse
I I. W. Newman, Jr.
D. S. O'Shee
S. COHLMAN PoLMER
James H. Quinette
W. M. Ren.siiaw
Simon Shlenker, Jr.
l. l, swartzkopf
R. D. VooRiiiEs, Jr.
L. F. Wakeman
H. M. Wallace
E. F. Walter
J. A. Wight
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WII.I.I.Wl III.NK1 1'. LKI.lGlllON. V. S. N.
DE*.S or THE rOI.I.ECE OF TECHNOLOCV
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Dear Reader:
Senior Technology
Thomas Hall, Tulane, February 25, 1919.
The Technology Class of 1919 thanks you for your interest in reading these few lines.
We, who were a part of Tulane during the war which is just over, saw the work
of our Faculty in war activities and hope that we shall be able to meet emergencies as
they did.
We are proud of the members of our class who went off to the firmg line to join
the hundreds of Tulane alumni, and venerate our classmate who made the supreme sacri-fice.
We only hope to measure to the Tulane standard.
Respectfully,
Edwin A. Bynum, Jr.
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Senioi Technology Roll
Clotaire. Lecomte Adam New Orleans, Louisiana
Technology: Tug o' War (2); Class Basketball (2); Class Football (1. 2);
Captain (2); Class Track (2): Wrestling (2); Class Bjseball (1. 2);
Captain (2); Varsity Baseball; Class Vice-President (4); Naval Reserve.
£. Alnarado Cosia Rica, C. A.
i echnoiogy.
CoLtMAN Leroy Bakr New Orleans, Louisiana
Technology; President Class (I); Tug o' War (1); Varsity Track; Com-pany
12; Sigma Chi; Kappa Delia Phi.
Edwin A. Bvnum, Jr Texas City. Texas
Technology; Tug o' War (I, 2); Class Wrestling (I). Kniisled l-".ngineer»
Reserve Corps; jamhalaya Representative (I. 2. 3. 4); Delta Sigma Phi;
Technology Editor Jamhala\)a (4).
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Senior Technology Roll
Robert E. Craig, II New Orleans, Louisiana
Civil Engineering; Beta Thela PI; Tug o' War (2); Class Baseball (2);
Class Vice-PresidenI (2); Tennis (2, 4); Quarlermasler Summer Survey
Camp (2); Chief Engineer (3); Inlerfralernily Council (3, 4); Engi-neering
Society (2) ; Secretary and Treasurer Technology Student Body
(4); Co. 12. S. A. T. C.
Lewis Joseph Faucheux Waggaman, Louisiana
Mechanical and Electrical; Tug o' War (I); S. N. T. C.
Clifford Freret Favrot New Orleans, Louisiana
Chemical Engineering; Delta Kappa Epsllon; Tug o' War (2); Class
Football (2); Class Basketball (2); Class Track (2); Scrub Basketball
(2. 3); Cheer Leader (4); Chairman Junior-Prom.; Tulane Club (2, 3);
Second Lieutenant Infantry, U. S. A.
Herbert Anthony Peter Frey New Orleans, Louisiana
Chemical Engineering; S. N. T. C.
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Senior Technology Roll
David Walker Godat New Orleans, Louisiana
Civil ILnglncering; Kappa Sigma; Tug o' War (I, 2); Class Wrestling
(I. I): Class Football (I. 2); Class Track (1.2); Class Football Captain
(I); Class President (2); Assistant Chief Engineer Summer Survey Camp
(2); Chief of Commissary (3); Engineering Society (2); Interfralernily
(3, 4); Co. 12. S. A. T. C.
Randolph Livingston Griswold New Orleans, Louisiana
Civil Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega; CUm Historian (I. 2); Class Presi-dent
(3); Class Baseball (2); Class Track (2); InlerdepartmenI Basketball
(3); Secretary Inlerfraternily Council (3. 4); Engineering Society (2);
President Technology Student Body (4); Co. 12. S. A. T. C.
Louis N. HaMMETT New Orleans, Louisian.i
Architecture; Pi Kappa Alpha; Class Wrestling (1. 2); Class Basketball
(2); CUm Track (2); Architectural Society; Co. 10, S. A. T. C.
Edward ConNIFF LanPHIER New Orleans. Louisiana
Chemical Engineering; Tug o' War (2); Claw Football (.") ; Clasi Track
(2); Co. 12. S. A. T. C.
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Senior Technology Roll
R. F. Legem New Orleans, Louisiana
Mechanical and Elerlrical; Delta Sigma Phi; Class Basketball (2); Class
Wreslling (2) ; S. N. T. C.
Jos. D. Martin New Orleans, Louisiana
Mechanical and Electrical; E. 1. 1. W. E. X.; Tug o' War (2); Engi-neering
Society (I, 2); Class Vice-President (3); S. N. T. C.
M. A. MOENCK Vedado-Habana, Cuba
Architecture; Delta Kappa Epsilon ; Class Basketball ('09-TO); Tug o'
War CIO); Push Ball (10); Class Track (TO); Class Baseball (TO);
Captain Basketball (TO); Varsity Basketball ('09. TO. '16, '17); Captain
{T0-T7); Acting Captain ('16); Basketball Coach ("18); Architectual
Society ('09, '10, '16, '17. "18).
George G. Morthland Decatur, Illinois
Chemical Engineering; lug o' War (1, 2); Secretary I. O. M. B. A. (2);
Laboratory Assistant in Chemistry; Co. 12, S. A. T. C.
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John Eblen Rau New Orleans, Louisiana
Civil Engineering; Phi Kappa Sigma; Vice-President Technolo;;v Student
Body (-i); Co. 12. S. A. T. C.
Roger Post Sharp New Orleans, Louisiana
Architecture; Delia Sigma Phi; Architectural Society (4); Tulane Club;
Y. M. C. A.
Alexander S. Sonntag New Orleans, Louisiana
Mechanical and Electrical; Class Historian (2); Student Body Historian
(4); Secretary and Treasurer Class (4); Co. I. S. A. T. C.
Miner H. VaLLAS New Orleans. Louisian.i
Mechanical and Electrical; Co. 12. S. A. T C.
Senior Technology Roll
George Campbell Walshe New Orleans, Lc
Mechanical and Eleclrical; Alpha Tau Omega; B. T. U.; E. I. I. W.
E. Y.; Class Basketball (1, 2); Caplain (I); Manager (2); Varsity
Basketball (-1) ; Manager (4); Class Secretary and Treasurer (1); Unl-
\erslly Night (I); Class Track (1); R.fle Club (2, 3); Edilor-ln-Chief
Jamhalaya (4); Co. 12. S. A. T. C.
Edgar Whitehead, Jr New Orleans, Lc
Mechanical and Electrical; Kappa Sigma; B. T. U. ; E. I. 1. W. E. Y.;
Tug o' War (I, 2); Class Basketball (1, 2); Second Team Basketball
(3); Class Baseball (1,2); Class Track ( 1 , 2) ; Class Treasurer (3); Class
President (-4) ; Co. 12, S. A. T. C.
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Junior Class Technology
^X'^c draw upon the dusk of olden days,
Juniors today tomorrow even more.
But where relentless time through progress strays
Reverberates the distance with that roar.
And hfc and life anew:
Life of struggle—life of triumph, too.
We have our destmy—our destiny; and o'er
The shadows of (he pail a glory blaze.
Look yc upon this year with sanguine breath.
Time-honored, worn, and drooping down with care,
Here silence, rising as prompting wraith,
Memorializes ev'n our hopes, despair.
But life and life lo face:
And we have triumphed in the span we trace
With but a bit of burden yet lo bear.
Till our plodding days consign lo death.
And dusk of olden days; and shadows casi
Beyond the tempest where the roaring cease;
Yet glory o'er ihe shadows of the pasi:
In dusk the triumph, and the minds release.
And life and life again.
Life of struggle, strength and power remain.
\X'e ve waged the battle, we have won, and peace
We gather now as harvest of the last.
—Jamci Sinclair. Historian.
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Junior Technology Class Roll
Officers
Charles L. Wright. Jr President
George S. Brandon Vice-President
Rex E. Lothrop Secrelar\) and Treasurer
James L. Sinclair Historian
Jakes L. Sinclair jamhalaya Representative
Members
Robert Lee Atkinson, Jr New Orleans, La.
I'lvM RnKiiK'i'ilriK: <'l:i.«» Fiiinliall (II, TuR o' War (1); Company l:. S. A. T. r.
Walter J. Barnes New Orleans, La.
.Mirlianiral ami Kl.ctrlcal ; .'-iKnia Alpha Kpjilon; Varsity Football (1. 21; Class Presi-dent
(1): Class Football (I); Class Track <1. ;; i ; Tug o' War (1. 2); Class Basket-ball
(1. 21; Class Baseball (1, 2).
Ceorce Shields Brandon •. . . . New Orleans, La.
M. ilianlial and lOliclrlial ; Varsity anil Class Wi-o.^tlins (1. 21; Tub "' War 1 2 1 :
Vlie-I'rislclent ClaHS (111.
Marcel B. CaLONCNE New Orleans, La.
.\l. chanlral and Electrkal; Tuk o' War 111; FrenVh Circle CD; S. N. T. C.
A. CassaCNE New Orleans, La.
civil KnKlneerlnB; Varsity Haskelball (1. 2, 3); Varsity WreatllnB (1. 2, H); B. V. 1).
Clement H . Dabezies New Orleans, La.
civil KniiinciTlnK; Class Foolliall I 1. 21; Captain (2); Varsity Basketball (1. 2. 3);
Cnptttin (3); Class Baseball (I. 2); Class Track (1, 2>; Varsity Track (I. 21; Com-pany
12, S. A. T. C.
Beverly P. Ferguson New Orleans, La.
civil Knk-UwerInK; I'i Kaplia .\lplia; Cla.ss Wrestllns (1); Engineering Society (li;
Tiilane .*-'ulnnii-r Surveying Cninp (2, St.
James B. Hackett Greina, La.
Mi'chanlial anil lOleitrlcal; Class Basketball (1. 21; Class Football (1. 2); Class Base-tiall
11. 2>.
Arthur O. KastiER New Orleans, Ln.
cbi-inlcal lOnglneerlnK; Class Football i 1. 21; Class Truck (1. 2); Class WrestlhiK
I 1. 2) ; TllK !> War I 1. 21.
Samuel Kessler, II New Orleans, Ln.
cb.nilral KiiKlneerhiK; Zela Beta Tau; Tulane Club (1. 2, 31; Tuk «• War iL'l; Cnni-
(iiMv 1 J. .;. .\. T. C.
Jr.AN M. King Lake Charles, La.
M. . Iinril.al and Kbit ileal ; I'lil Knppn ,'»lKnia; TuK o" War (1>; Company 12. S. A. T. c.
Rex I',. Lothrop New Orleans, La,
Chemical KuKlneerlnK; lielt« Slgmn Phi; Class Wrestllnii (1, 2t: Tug o' Wi\r (Si;
Class l-'oolhnll (2); class President 12); 1I5-II>. .^laitbern Champion Wrestling (2);
Class Secretary and Treasurer (3); 2nd Metit Infantry, L'. S, A.
Walter II. Mercier New Orleans, La.
.Mi'chnnlcal and Kleelrlenl : Phi Knppa Slginn; Class llnseball (I. 2i; Itnillo Instructor
at ('ainii Martin,
William I'arkerson New Orleans, L«.
.Mei'hanicnl and KlectrlrnI ; Dein Thetn PI.
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Jerome F'epperman Lake Providence. La.
MechaniL"il antl Klectrical; Zeta Beta Tuvi; Tiik o' War ( :; ) ; Class Wrestling (-»; Class
Football (:;i; Company 12, S. A. T. C.
James L. Sinclair New Orleans. La.
Chemical Kngiiieering: Class Historian il. :!. 3.i; Tiilatie Weekly (1. 2. :{ ) ; Class
Traek (It; Class Wrestling (
L' ) ; <_'ompaiiy 12. S. A. T. C,
Frank M. Stone New Orleans. La.
Mechanical and Eleclrieal; Tliela Xi at Hose Polytecliiiie Inslitnle; lii.<lrueloi- In
Radio at Camp Martin.
Milton A. Voorhies Si. Mariinville. La.
Cj\il l.:ni;ineerin.ii; Kappa Sigma; Coin)iaiiy 12. S. A. 'J'. C.
J . Roland Weston Logiown. Miss.
Civil Kngiiieei-ing; Sigma Nli: Class FimtlKiII i 1. 2, 2. 1 ; Class Basketball; Track;
Wrestling (1); Scrub Football (1. 2, 31; Comiiany 12. S. A. T. C.
Charles Lafayette Wright. Jr Timberion. La.
.Meehanieal anil l:;ieel rieal ; Beta Tlieta I'i; Class Football 11. 2); Tug o' War fl. 2];
Class Wrestling (2); class Baseball 111; class Track 111: \'ice-Presi(leiit I'lass 11):
President Class 13): Business Manager "Jambalaya" I :! i ; Summer Sur\i.y I'anii) 12);
Company 12. S. A. T. C.
Louis J . Wyler New Orleans. La.
Ci\il Kngineering; B. ^^ 1).; Tug o' War il.2»; Class Wiestling (1. 2); Class Foot-ball
(1. 2): Class Basketball 1 1. 2): Class Track II. 2); Captain Class Baseball 12);
Technology Basketball 12); Assistant Chief Kngineer Sumirier Survey Cainj) (2);
Chief Engineer (31; Company 12. S. A. T. C.
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THE JAMBALA YA
Sophomore Technology Class History
UR class has added to Us history the events of another year. From the
day that the individual members entered the University we have shown
that we were ahve and active, and the College has heard from us in more
ways than one. In our Freshman year we lost the tug-o'-war, but we put
up a good fight and the opposing team wasn't able to boast of an easy
victory. The score was a tie for the inter-class football game, but we furnished men
for the varsity team that won the game with L. S. U. for the first time in fourteen years.
We lost the debating contest, but it must be remembered that we debated against the
varsity team. We won the inter-class basketball and baseball game;, and also the track
meet, thereby ticing the Sophomore Class for the privilege of painting ihc numerals on
the tank.
We have guided this year's Freshmen in the paths of righteousness and have endeav-ored
to instil into them the sense of responsibility, which they assume upon matriculating at
a University. We have enforced the Freshmen Regulations more strictly this year than
they have been enforced in the past, only in order to m<ike ihem better college men. We
won the wrestling tournament which was held in January. Some of our actions were not
approved by all. We offended the Seniors when we erased their numerals from the tank
and substituted ours.
There are necessarily numerous omissions, due to the linuud space; it is therefore
not fair to judge the Sophomore (lass entirely by this brief history.
To give mention of the numerous Sophomores who have distinguished themselves in
the various college activities would occupy loo much space, but it is only proper to men-lion
that several members of our class have been honored with a monogram. I he Sopho-mores
feel justified in claiming a share of the honors connected with college life.
I'kank L. Rainold, Hisloiian.
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THE JAMBALA YA
Sophomore Technology Class Roll
Officers
McLean J. Lecoux President
John M. Middieton Vkc-Presu\enl
John I 1 . Carter Sccrelar-g and Treasurer
Frank E. Rainold Hlslorian
Frank E. Rainold jamhalaya Rcpresentalive
Members
Alfonso AlvaRADO Porl Lincoln. Cosia Rica
M<-rhanU-al atul Electrical; Class Wrestling (1).
S. BloODWORTH New Orleans. La.
.M<-r-haniral and Electrical; Kappa Sigma; Conipan.v 11. S. .\, T. ('.
George R. Blum New Orleans. La.
.\l. iliankal and Klectiical : Company 11. .«. \. T. C.
Louis M. BujA New Orleans. La.
civil KriKlncf-rinfi: Company 11. S. A. T. C.
John LL Carter. Jr New Orleans, La.
civil lOiik'in^'erlnK ; .Mplia Tan OmeKJi: .*^. X. T. C. ; Class Secretary and Tieasur.r i;:>,
Clarence A. Cohen New Orleans. La.
Class Wreslllng I ;: I ; .Mechanical and Electrical; Company II, H. A. T. c.
Menry Bell CoolEV New Orleans. La.
.Merlianieal anil Electrical; Class Wi'eslllnf;; Company 11. S, .\. T. c.
C. S. Crawford Crcina. La.
.M< . Ii.ini' al and Elietrieai ; Company 11. S. .\. T. <'.
Geoffrey Everett Cunningham England, Ark.
cli.iniial lOllKilo-erInK; Company II. S. ,\. T. C,
John R. Dykers New Orleans, La.
<'IvU KriKlneerlni; ; Sil:in:i .\iplia lOpsii.iii; Class BasUcilmlt I-): Jinl l.li-lll. I iil'.-ili I iv.
C. S. A.
John L. Ebauch New Orleans, La.
("Ivll EnKlneirliiK: Class Tiaek (I); Class Wieslllng (2); Company 11, ."J. .\. T. C.
lliHtruetor In Meehnnlcul Drawing; Tug o' War (1».
Frank P. ElizaRDI New Orleans, Ln.
Meiliariical anil Electrical; I'l Kappa Alplin; s. N. T. c.
Charles Shearer Foster New Orleans. La.
I'loini'iil EiiKiiieerIng; Clnsa UnHkctlinll (21.
William B. Gregory, Jr New Orleans. Ln.
.M.'i li.'uil.al and ICIeelrlcal.
L. B. GrenTZ McDonoghville, La.
M. . haiiiial anil Kleelrlcal ; S. N. T. C.
D. Marshall Haas I?unkir. La.
.Mei luiiiii al and Electrical; Company II, S. A. T. r.
I Iarold Ruse Harper New Orleans, La.
Mrilianlral and Electrical; Company 11. S. A. '1. C.
I Iarrv IL HusTEDT New Orleans, La.
.Mil luinirni an<l Elcelrlenl; Slgmn I'lil; CIn