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"ONE YEAR," SAID GIBBON, "IT IS NO CONTEMPTIBLE
PORTION OF THIS MORTAL EXISTENCE." i- AND A COLLEGE YEAR
IS AN EXPERIENCE IN A LIFETIME COMPARABLE TO THE SUDDEN EMER-GENCE
OF A RUNNING BROOK INTO THE SUNLIGHT, THE EXPOSING OF
A FILM TO THE LIGHT, THE SHAPING OF PUTTY INTO A MOLD. 4 A
YEAR OF CARE AND CARELESSNESS CARRIED ON IN ITS OWN WORLD,
ALOOF FROM AND YET INTEGRATED WITH OUTSIDE LIFE. h IN THE
PORTRAYAL OF SUCH A LIFE, WE SAW NO ROOM FOR AN EXTERNAL
OR SUPERFLUOUS THEME, FOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WORK OR
FOR ANY TAINT OF POLITICS OR CONCESSIONS TO ANY ONE GROUP.
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FEATURES
ATHLETICS
FRATERNITIES
ORGANIZATIONS
WE HAVE INSTEAD ATTEMPTED TO PORTRAY A YEAR AT TULANE AS BEST
WE WERE ABLE IN A PUBLICATION BURDENED WITH WEIGHTY, STEREO-TYPED
SECTIONS AND WITH OTHER TRADITIONAL YEARBOOK LIMITA-TIONS.
IT IS AN INFORMAL PRESENTATION BECAUSE, IN OUR "MODERN"
LIVES, WE ARE ESSENTIALLY AN INFORMAL GROUP. IF THERE BE THOSE
WHO ARE OFFENDED AT THIS LEVITY, WE ARE SORRY FOR THEM, BUT WE
DO NOT APOLOGIZE BECAUSE WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST AS OUR
TASTES AND CONSCIENCES DICTATED. h AT ANY RATE, WE HAVE
ENJOYED DOING THIS, YOUR ANNUAL, AND DO HOPE THAT THIS
ENJOYMENT IS REFLECTED IN YOUR OWN AS YOU TURN ITS PAGES.
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DR. MORTON A. ALDRICH • • • EDUCATOR
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WE RESPECTFULLY AND AFFECTIONATELY
DEDICATE THIS, THE FORTY-THIRD VOLUME OF THE JAMBALAYA TO
THAT INTERESTING AND OUTSTANDING EXECUTIVE, STUDENT, EDU-CATOR
AND JUDGE OF MEN, DR. MORTON A. ALDRICH, WHO
CONCEIVED AND BUILT PRACTICALLY SINGLE-HANDED THE COL-LEGE
OF COMMERCE FROM A COUPLE OF ROOMS IN THE
BASEMENT TO ONE OF THE FINEST OF ITS KIND IN THE NATION.
^^ DEAN ALDRICH IS AN OUTDOOR MAN, USES EVERY OPPOR-TUNITY
TO REPAIR HIS CAMP ON LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN BELOW
PONCHATOULA, WHERE HE ROAMS THE SWAMPS, TRACKING DEER
AND PLAYING DEITY TO THE FISHERMEN AND TRAPPERS THERE-ABOUTS.
4- HE HAS BEEN ALL OVER THE WORLD STUDYING
PEOPLE AND ECONOMICS, RECEIVED HIS PH.D. FROM THE UNI-VERSITY
OF HALLE, GERMANY, AND HAS AN APPROPRIATE, HOME-SPUN
STORY TO FIT EVERY OCCASION OR INCIDENT. LOVES TO
HELP THE "LAME DUCK" STUDENTS OF HIS COLLEGE, AND ALSO
LOVES CLASSICAL MUSIC — ESPECIALLY BEETHOVEN. ^^ DEAN
ALDRICH RETIRES THIS YEAR AND WE WILL THEREBY LOSE ONE
OF THE YOUNGEST MEN IN SPIRIT IN THE UNIVERSITY.
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CHAUNCEY FRENCH
Member of the Board of Administrators (1922-1938) and First Vice-President, Tulane University
DIED, APRIL 30, 1938
LIONEL LOUIS CAZENAVETTE. M.D.
Professor of Clinical Neurology and of Clinical Psychiatry. School of Medicine, Tulane University
DIED, OCTOBER 15, 1938
J. RAYMOND HUME, M.D.
Professor of Oto-Larynqoloqy and Head of Department. School of Medicine. Tulane University
DIED. OCTOBER 29. 1938
WILLIAM HENRY SEEMANN, B.A., M.A., M.D.. F.A.C.P.
And Alumnus of Tulane University
Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology. Tulane University
DIED. NOVEMBER 19, 1938
MALCOLM GERARD CHARBONNET
Student, College of Engineering, and Naval R. O. T. C. Tulane University
DIED. NOVEMBER I. 1938
ELLSWORTH WOODWARD, LL.D.
Director of Newcomb School of Arf, and Professor of Drawing and Painting. Emeritus. Tulane University
DIED, FEBRUARY 28. 1939
ABRAHAM LOUIS METZ. M.Ph., M.D.
Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, Emeritus. School of Medicine. Tulane University
DIED. FEBRUARY 10. 1939
CHARLES ALLEN FAVROT, M.E.
Member of the Board of Administrators (1932-1939), Tulane University
DIED, MARCH 10. 1939
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ESMOND PHELPS. A.B.. LL.B President
CHARLES ROSEN, A.B., LL.B First Vice-President
ERNEST LEE JAHNCKE, B.E Second Vice-President
WALKER BRAINERD SPENCER. A.B.. LL.B.
MARCUS JOHNS MAGRUDER, M.D.
SAMUEL ZEMURRAY
FLORENCE DYMOND, A.B.
JULES BLANC MONROE. A.B., LL.B.
JAMES PIERCE BUTLER. LL.B.
GEORGE ELLIOT WILLIAMS. B.E.
S. WALTER STERN. A.B.
•CHARLES ALLEN FAVROT. M.E.
JOSEPH WHEADON CARROLL
CHARLES LEVERICH ESHLEMAN. A.B.. M.D.
CHARLES SEYBURN WILLIAMS
JOSEPH WOODRUFF GEORGE. A.B.
ALBERT BARNETT PATERSON
RICHARD W. LECHE
Governor of Louisiana
EX OFFICIO
ROBERT SIDNEY MAESTRI
Mayor of New Orleans
THOMAS H. HARRIS
Superintendent of Public Education
LAWRENCE ANDRE WOGAN
Secretary and Treasurer
•Died March 10. I?39.
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RUFUS CARROLLTON HARRIS, now in his second
year as president of the University, began an immense
and ambitious program of expansion which has already be-gun
to show results, not only in an incredibly improved
physical plant and a more able and progressive faculty,
but in the spirit of progress and foresight which accom-panies
it.
Under the guidance of this quiet, friendly, and capable
executive, Tulane is well on its way to a future even greater
than its illustrious past.
A Word From the President
As you look through this book you will see what a group of students at an
American University did this year in various activities outside of the classroom.
It should be fairly representative of this decade, of this youth, and of a por-tion
of its pursuits. The successful college career consists of an earnest,
serious-minded devotion to curricular pursuits, an identification with construc-tive
extra-curricular campus forces, the development of wide and varied in-terests,
the formation of lasting friendships, and the display of a friendly
cooperative spirit in all campus relationships.
This, being a college community, is a community of comparatively idealistic
people, and these people hope that college life in America will continue along
the line it has set and of which Tulane University has been representative for
over a century. I hope those graduates of Tulane who look through this book
in future years may know that campus activities are following the same pat-tern
and that a foreign political ideology has not changed that pattern or
wiped out that campus for insisting that the right of man is freedom
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whether he be given it or not.
This year has seen our continued growth and progress in moral, intellectual,
and physical stature, and while we thus set down what has passed we hope
to insure the future.
RuFUS Carrollton Harris
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Dean. College of Commerce
This year saw President Harris' "New Deal" go into
full swing. All over the campus improvements have been
made. Grass, trees, and shrubs were planted all around,
roads were paved and better parking facilities afforded. The
old wooden fences surrounding the track and field were re-placed
by modern wire, affording a vista from Freret Street
across the athletic field to Willow Street. The wire fences
on the other side of Freret Street were supplanted by low
posts and chain borders. Wider sidewalks were laid, making
it easier to go from one building to another.
The old gym was remodeled for the home of Tulane's
new R. O. T. C. Naval Unit, while the old stadium was
converted into a rifle range for the "Gob's" practice. Next
door the Fine Arts Building was erected for the use of the
Tulane Theatre and the Band. The Social Science Hall
was given a "steam bath," and the interiors of many build-ings
were redecorated. Newcomb Dorms were made more
DR. ROGER P. McCUTCH60N
Dean, Graduate School
DR. MARTEN TEN HOOR
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
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DR. PAUL W. BRCIMAN
Dean. College of Law
DR. CHARLES C. BASS
Dean, School of Medicine
MISS ELIZABETH WISNER
Dean. School of Social Work
comfortable for the gals, and the stately Warren House was adorned
with a roof-garden.
Plans are under way for the construction of several new build-ings,
including a Student Center, the ^500,000 McAlister Audito-rium,
and a library which will combine the Tulane, Newcomb and
Howard Memorial Libraries.
The improvements were not confined solely to the physical plant.
Many interesting courses were added, most notable of which is the
course in Naval Science. New faculty members were appointed in
several departments. Dr. Frederick Hard, former Professor of
English at Tulane, was appointed Dean of Newcomb in the Spring
of 1938, succeeding Dean Pierce Butler, who retired.
This year the United States Navy installed the Tulane LJnit of
the Reserve Officers' Training Corps with Lieutenant-Commander
Ralston B. Vanzant, Captain Walden L. Ainsworth, and Lieutenant
Jacob E. Cooper in charge. The unit enrolled only 76 candidates
this year, but by 1941 it will be brought to the full authorized
strength of 200. The future "Admirals" put on an interesting pro-gram
on Navy Day, and in December sponsored an air trip to the
Naval Base at Pensacola, Florida.
A spirited intramural program was inaugurated in the first of this
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Chairman, Courses for Teachers
school year, with Coach Emmett Pare and Kendall Cram at
its head. Unit Managers were appointed for each class, and
a Student Intramural Council was organized to insure smooth
working events. The unit was organized to encourage all
the male students to participate in athletic sports. The pro-gram
should grow in the future with the whole-hearted sup-port
of the President and with the interest which the students
have already shown.
The Tulane University Theatre made great strides for-ward.
The actors proved their versatility by successfully per-forming
"Petticoat Fever," "Kind Lady," a dress version
of "Julius Caesar," and "Aren't We All." The Theatre
has grown considerably since it began in 1937, and promises
much for the future.
The Cotillion Club sponsored several nationally-known
name bands for student-wide dances which were enjoyed by
all. The Glee Club continued to be outstanding on the
JAMES M. ROBERT
Dean, College of Engineering
DR. FREDERICK HARD
Dean, Nswcomb Colleae
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FRANS BLOM
Director. Middle American Research Institute
J. H. RANDOLPH FELTUS
Assistant to the President; Director, Public Relations
MISS ANNA E. MANY
Counselor to Women, Newcomb College
campus, taking part in the operetta, "Utopia Limited," and presenting
several concerts. The Band, under the direction of Mr. John J. Mor-rissey,
pleased the students both in their drill formations and in their
"swinging." Mr. Morrissey also formed a concert band which includes
both students and faculty members.
The Alumni maintained a close relationship to the University during
the year, some of the Texas Alumni being contacted by President Harris
on a trip which he took last spring. They gathered from far and near
to celebrate the 1938 Homecoming. Highlight of the occasion was a
gigantic dinner held in the gymnasium, at which President Rufus C.
Harris was the principal speaker and at which were nearly 1,500 Alumni.
Homecoming was ended successfully the next day by a decisive victory on
the gridiron.
The spring celebration of Founders' Day was the first to be held in
twelve years, the last being held in 1927. The day was observed in honor
of the founders and all benefactors to the University, including New-comb
College. The Alumni, who have made many generous contribu-tions
to the I Iniversity, also were honored on this occasion.
Not to be forgotten is the enthusiastic school spirit which was born
on the campus this year. Several bonfires and parades did much to in-crease
the cheering section at the various athletic events. Undoubtedly
this fine moral support—from President Harris on down—helped spur
our teams to victory.
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Left, top to bottom: John W. Sims, President; Patricia Woodward; Albert J.
Wetzel, Vice-President; Roy E. Moon, Secretary; Maunsel W. Hickey; Julian P.
Freret.
KENDALL H. CRAM
Graduate Manager of Student Activities
T U L A N E
Membership of the Tulane University Student Council is
composed of the presidents of the various colleges of the
University—Medicine, Law, Commerce, Arts and Sciences,
Engineering, and Newcomb. Each year a general election is
held to select by popular vote the various representatives of
each college.
Members of the 1938-1939 Student Council are John W.
Sims, President, representing Law; Albert J. Wetzel, Vice-
President, Engineering; Roy E. Moon, Secretary, Medicine;
Julian P. Freret, Arts and Sciences; Maunsel W. Hickey,
Commerce, and Patricia Woodward, Newcomb.
For twenty-four years, Tulane University has rightly
been proud of its student self-government which is based
upon pure and sound democratic principles.
The Student Council employs a Graduate Manager of
Student Activities to provide business-like conduct of student
STUDENT COUNCIL
affairs. Kendall H. Cram, B.A., M.A., is now holding this
office, having succeeded Maurice H. Born, B.B.A., in June,
1938. It is the duty of the Graduate Manager to act as
agent for the Council in all matters, act in an advisory ca-pacity
to all extra-curricular organizations, follow directions
of the Council, and to record all receipts and disbursements
of student funds, to the interest of the various student activ-ities.
The records and accounts are audited annually by the
University auditors.
Tulanc has been a member of both the National and
Southern divisions of the Student Federation Association for
many years. A Student Council representative is sent to the
Association's annual conventions in order to study methods
of student government at other colleges, thereby enhan-cing
the administration of Tulane's student activities.
ANN PENDERGAST
Secretary to the Graduate Manager
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EARL C. COULON. Managing Editor W, ROBINSON KONRAD, Associate Editor
THE TULANE HULLABALOO
Sitting, left to right: Eulalie tvtcKay, Piercy J. Stakelum, Betsy Bres, W. Robinson Konrad; standing, left to riglit: Slielby Flowers, Bobbie
O. Ort'enbacli, Elsa Capo, Ivlargaret Lee Wendt, Martin F. Sctimidt, Frances Senter, Mary Jane RePass, Ctiris Caridas, Sliirley Viosca,
John Heath, Wirt Rodgers, Jr., Richard Seither,
lilERIC/ira IWEEHLW
The Tulane Hullabaloo, weekly student
publication of the University, attempted to
keep pace with the progressiveness of a new
era at Tulane during the 1938-39 session.
While the administrators renovated, recon-structed
and beautified the campus, the
Hullabaloo received a "new dress." Modern
headline type, streamlined, with modern in-novations,
changed the appearance of the
publication.
A very capable staff, augmented by the
work of artists Margaret Lee Wendt and
Nathaniel C. Curtis, Jr., published the
weekly and the frequent supplements in
color. The Hullabaloo was successful in
conducting its second campaign to aid the
needy at Christmastime.
Published by the Student Council of the
University and directed by an editor, selected
by competition by a publications board, the
Hullabaloo is the official publication of the
students of the University. An ambitious
business staff, led by Louis McKnight Jones,
aided the publication greatly throughout the
session.
PIERCY J. STAKELUM, Associate Editor BETSY BRES, Newcomb Editor
ISSUED BY THE STUDENT
COUNCIL OF THE ASSOCIATED
STUDENT BODY OF TULANE
THE STAFF
Eari. C. CoLi.us Maiiaiiiiid Editor
EDITORIAL
PiKRCV T- StAKIIIM W. KORINSOV Kos'RAn
LOUIS McK. JONES, Business Manager
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Martin Schmidt Camt>us Editor
Hetsy Bres A't-«(om/; Editor
JosR.Pii D. Martin- Medical Editor
Eui.Ai.iE McKay Society
SPORTS
joiiv Hkath Editor
Wirt RooctRS hsociale
Richard Sfiiiikr Fraturrs
liM Sk\tkr I': attires
ART
Marcarkt Lki; Wkmh
Harrrmore Brown
N (". Curtis, Jr. .
Stag Artist
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I'raturrs
BUSINESS
Louis McK. Jones . Business Manatjer
Chris N. Cariiias . Salionat .Idirrlisiiiff
KicHARn E. SwANN, Jr. . Cinulatioii Manager
Miss Shiri ey Schoiniiore . Xeiucomh Salesman
Miss Theima IIws . . Srv;(omh Salesman
Edward O. Fim.ey . . . Salesman
Win lAM II. Ki'Niz . Salesman
Edmuns McIiiiennv . . Salesman
Will lAM Mo.ss Salesman
Morris Bi rk a . . . Salesman
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Third row; Bres, Carter. J. Brown. Pfaff. Ramelli. Locascio. Fourth row: Buhler, Beatrous. Rickie. Wendt. Antin, Tow row; Fortson,
Parker, Ehrhart, Pitts, Wallace.
THE JAMBALAYA
In this, the 44th volume, we have attempted to
portray the college year as informally and com-pletely
as possible and in the most modern mediums
at our disposal. We have tried to avoid the stere-otyped
and stiff type of annual usually issued, by a
light, modern Tulanian theme and by new and
modern art work, type, borders, inks, etc., and we
hope that in so doing we have kept within the
bounds of propriety.
As to our staff, the editor and business manager
were chosen from the staff by the Publications
Board, and the other appointments were made by
the respective staff heads, prime requisite being the
work and interest shown.
The office became a madhouse when the deadline neared Newcomb Business Manager Tebo and Editor Harris
PAT F. BASS
Associate Editor
EDITORIAL STAFF
JoHV R. Thistlethwaite, Jr Editor-in-Cliicf
Pat F. Bass Associate Editor
WooDLEY C. Campbell Associate Editor
Leon' M. Trice, Jr Issistant Editor
Jerry Fortson Assistant Editor
Frederick W. Mahi.er, Jr Snapshot Editor
John Heath Sports Editor
Calhoun Allen Assistant
Donald Ehrhart -Issistant
Ed Faust ^sststant
Haydon Lanois Assistant
William Monroe Assistant
Robert Parker Assistant
Fred Pitts -Issistant
PHOTOGRAPHY
Walter Antin Staff l'/ioto//rap/ier
Al Harrison Contributimj
Arthur V. Miller Contributing
Louise Trimble Ne=u;coinb Pliotographer
ART
Margaret Lee Wendt Staff Artist
P. Douglas Perkins ^laff Cartoonist
Edward C. Brooks Cartoonist
N. C. Curtis, Jr Cartoonist
NEWCOMB
Lucille Harris Editor
Darrah Chauvin Assistant Editor
Emilie Locascio Sports Editor
Jean Broun Campus Editor
Helen Brown Campus Editor
MiMi Harry Campus Editor
Audrey Hereford Campus Editor
Kate Hodge Campus Editor
Marie Louise Ramei.li Campus Editor
BUSINESS STAFF
Siewart J. Kepper liusiness Manager
John Poitharsi -Issistant
R. C. White Issistant
James Turnbull Issistant
Ralph Rugan Issistant
Sai.i.ie Keen Tebo Newcomh Business Manaijer
Florence Poiiharst Assistant N-eiocomh Manaijer
WOODLEY C.
CAMPBELL
Associate Editor
JOHN R. THISTLETHWAITE
Editor-in-Ctii«f
LEON M. TRICE. JR.
Atiistdnt Editor
FREDERICK W. MAHLER. JR.
Sndpthot Editor
U. S. NAVY R. O. T. C.
TUL/IWE UlIT
This year, for the first time since the days of
Camp Martin in the World War, uniforms ap-peared
on the campus. Tulane had been added
to a small list of selected colleges, which have
Naval R. O. T. C. Units.
Four years from now, and every year hence, re-serve
commissions will be given to the men who,
under the able instruction and kindly guidance of
the Navy's best teachers, have satisfactorily com-bltting,
left to right: Lieut-Commander R. B. Vanzant, Captain W. L. Ainsworth, Lieut.
J. E. Cooper. Standing, left to rigtit: Chief Yeoman S. B. Webb, Chief Yeoman W. A.
Woods. Ohief Gunner s M,,(c T. fl. Bernhardt, Chief Quartermaster T. A. Farrell.
pleted the required course. That Tulane is proud
of her newly acquired status is well evidenced by
the welcome the Navy has received on the campus.
FIRST PLATOON
1'. E. Arbo F. E. Ferchaud H R. MCCOLLUM
F. Bastian- R. C. Fitzgerald J- P. McNamara
G. E. liuRGEss, Jr. Sr. M. J. Flotle C Mever, hi.
R. M. Cole F. S. Frederickson' C. A. MiRANNE, III.
n. E. Crais T. C. Hall \v . B. Monroe, Jr.
H. Crump \V. S. 1I0X\S0N J- B. Parrv
J- W. Davis I. E. I.AIHAM J. G. Pr.att, Jr.
T. B. Desecrk, Jr. R. D. lAv L. J. Ri:uiER
(;. H. DosUEi.i. W. S. McCA.VIPnELL C. .A. \'oN Rosenberg
c. DUFOUR H. J. McCa.mpbell, iK. \\ . n. Shepard
E. L. Faust A. B. McCoARD, Jr. 1. 11. Sims
J. C. \'a\za\t \\'. R. W'AKEl AND
SECOND PLATOON
M M. .Al-I-XAMIFK, Jr. J. M. Jennings, Jr. r. Peierson-
B. BAIRI) K. H. Johnson, Jr. A. L. Pl.AliCHE
r. R. Barsari) 11. E. Lanois G. K. RiVIF.RE
R. 11. Bl AHMA.S J. J. Leno.v, Jr. 1,. L. RoBEiN, Jr.
c. J. lii.ooM, Jr. G. E. MacDonali) H C ,S.\BR10
K. I.. BOSWEI.I, S. K. Manson, Jr. R. W. SCHUPP
W . p. liOUI.ET T. B. McConneil C. S. Si.vi.vioNS
11. Earl C. L. Miller I'. .\. Skkllie, Jr.
I. A. EvAvs E. D. MosEi.EV R. .•\. Thai.heim
w . S. Goldman- II. G. OC'ONOR J- A. I'lTTLE
li. A. Grehan R. I,. I'ARKER, Jr. V. M. Wheeler
R. J. Crush S. F. I'IRRIN C. !'. WiiLis
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From this group of eager but unschooled rookies To these snappy drillers in a month's time
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The modern, active Tulane University Theatre,
composed of ninety-five students and faculty mem-bers,
laid out an energetic and almost impossible
program of four Broadway successes for the sea-son,
and the resulting performances were of sur-prising
merit and dramatic worth.
Productions were the Arctic farce Petticoat
Fever, Edward Chodorov's dramatic Kind Lady,
a modern dress version of Julius Caesar, and a
comedy, Aren't We AIL
Backstage crews are [ust as important
to a successful play as the cast.
Monroe Lippman Director
Oscar Backsirom Executive Secretary
Alvik B. Harrison Technical Director
Walter Antin
W. A. Atkinson, Jr.
Oscar Backstrom
Gayle Batson
D. Hanlin Becker
MiMr Bi.ACK
tinwARD C. Bmooks
Louis D. Brown
Mary Cahal
J(mN Cahnahan
Paul Champion
Hazen W. Colb
Thomas W. Collens
Durante daPonte
Marjorie Decker
Phyllis Derbes
William J. Hckart
Kathryn Edwards
John F. Ehrhabt
Rthelyn Everett
PhCiGY Fbnno
Rachel Finegold
Shixby Flowers
Jerry Fortson
Mary B. Francis
Albert Fuc:hs
Charles R. Gage, Jr.
JANic:E Ginsberg
Ri:VA GODLOVH
Arnold S. Goldschlag
Violet Gremar
William H. Harris
MEMBERS
Ai-ViN B. Harrison
Edward Heath, Jr.
Sarah Heim
Mildred Hili.er
Jane HonnHiMER
Mary Louise Holbrocik
Jean Hudson
Barbara Joseph
HrNRH=TTA KaHN
Richard R. Kirk
Angim La Franca
Jr. Rose Lapeyre
Mary Lou Langdon
Doris Lavner
Mary Leakb
Helene Levi
Joyce Levis
Frank Lindemann
Monroe Lippman
Ruth Lippman
Jack Lorch
Bernice Lurie
Dorothy McGuihk
EuLALiE McKay
George Manning
Amelia Manogue
Mary Maverick
Renee Me:ster
MOLLIE MeRRIMAN
William G. Moffatt, Jr
Ellen Moore
Harvey O'Connor
Betty Odenwald
Betty Ormond
Peggy Ann Philpott
Cavell Raulins
George L. Rogers
Clarice Rosenberg
i^orothy rossen
Hi RYL Roy
Samuel Rubenstein
Maurene Sasser
Martin F. Schmidt
Beth Schoenberger
Elaine Schwartz
Charlotte Schwabz
Palmer Scott
Joseph M. Seiferth
Verre Simpson
Fred Skllly
Alfred Solomon
Wally Steeg
Frances Stkrnk
Garland F. Taylor
Dora Thatcher
Emmett Y. Thomason, J.t
Leon M. Trice, Jr.
Sarah Wallace
S. Rains Wallace
Leslie Watson
Joan Watters
C. Perry Willis
Clare Yancey
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THE TULANE THEATRE
We congratulate Dr. Monroe Lippman, who
reorganized the old and hfeless Dramatic Guild
into the now, modern Tulane Theatre, for a suc-cessful
dramatic year and for the important addi-tion
he has thus made to Tulane's cultural life.
We feel sure that with the passing years the
Tulane Theatre will take its place among the rank-ing
college dramatic units of the country.
The Cotillion Club, formed December, 1936,
under the guidance of Verbon F. Gay, is an
organization of 60 Tulane and Newcomb stu-dents
whose purpose is "to arrange social activ-ities
and entertainments by and among the stu-dents,
faculty, alumni, staff and friends of the
University." To this end the Tulane Cotillion
Club shall originate, plan and conduct all stu-dent
dances embracing all of the departments
of the Tulane University of Louisiana.
Receiving the cooperation of the administra-tion,
faculty, and student body from its very
beginning, the Cotillion Club held two success-ful
dances before the close of the 1936-1937
season. Four dances were held during 1937-
1938 with two nationally known orchestra lead-ers,
Shep Fields and Clyde Lucas.
The record of the Cotillion Club this year
equalled that of other years. Ran Wilde and
his orchestra played to a large crowd on Home-coming
Night and Paul Whiteman and his
world-famous orchestra played in the gymna-sium
on February 15, 1939, to the largest and
most enthusiastic audience in Tulane's dance
history. He made his regular Wednesday night
broadcast from the dance floor.
Membership to the club is by invitation and
triaL
TULANE
Bottom Row: Gay, St. Raymond. Strack, Stauss. Fenno, Ormond, Hodge, Hemard, Tobln, Roemer, LaFranca, Viosca.
Second Row: Penn, Carter, Jahncke, McClure, Schultz. Hess. Reaser. Kupperman, Stakelum, Thistlethwalte.
Third Row: Williamson, Nelson, Torre, Eagan, Kunti, Leake, Jovovitch, Logan, Turnbull, Moffat, Talley.
COTILLION CLUB
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ift to Right: Beverly Hess. Phil Jahncke, Tupper McClure. Verbon Gay. Charlotte Carter. Paul Reaser,
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-rp%t|prik The BANDS
; Oil, I lor
OFFICERS
Maurice J. Picheloup Maniujir
Malcolm \V. Monroe First .Issistiinl Maiia//ir
r »• A,T t • • "'T'^^ Fernando Cuquet Second .hsiuant Maiuu/cr
Eari K. Haas lihiaiinn
' t' ,' .^4^^^M^^ Richard M. Woodruh Issistunl Liliniiian
^^_^ ^^^^^^^^ ' f^JT'^^W^nlw^ Anthony A. Reese I'ubiuily Mamii/rr
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.
^ ^^ ^^^^^^S^^^^ ,^T%!t* ^r^ i^-^j^KMc rj ' members
•^•^^^^M^-.-^^^nW^m J^^^H ' Ceuric Ai.manh Isidoki: I^rams
C.EORGE HiSCHOK HlI.l.V KdDINS
Stanford Blum Harvey Feeiian
A. C. Centanni Ralph Fernandez
Ceorce Conrad Charles Fischer
S H H| I \ Robert Cosgrove Ervmn Frankel
Fernando Cuuuet Louis Frantz
Top: Addition of a color guard gave colorful touch to the ,., ,^ »,
Band Worth Davis Maurice (.elpi
Center: Director Morrissey leads the Alma Mater Manuei. DeLerSO JOSEPH CJiRSON
With fervor.
Bottom: The Color Guard.
The marching band had a large repertoire of unique formations
The boys swung out with popular songs
—
this one, "Dipsy Doodle"
Band and Glee Club Homecoming
Formation
James Morrtssey, dynamic new maestro, has pepped
up the band immensely
M/IRCHIIO /IID CONCERT
MEMBERS
BiM. Gibson"
A0DI.F.V Gt.ADDEK
Eari. R. Haas
Edward K. Herrmann
Mll.lON HlI.BtRl
Herman Jansse.n
Rov Johnson
Edhard Kimble
David K(jrn
Eugene Kramkr
George O. I.aiuikdi
Joseph Marchese
Herbert Mauierer
Hen'rv Mentz
Ralph Merriman
Jack Meyer
Malcolm W. Monroe
Max M. Morklock
Donald Moselev
Peter Pellegrini
Phi KK PaKKHKSON
Maurice Picheloup
Anthony A. Reese
Philip G. Ricks
Samuel Rubenstein
Charles Savage
L T. Scherer
George Schneider
Joseph M. Seiferih, Jr.
Santos Shields
Ivan F. Siekman
Maurice Singer
Emmet Thomason
Sam Threefoot
Oscar Tolmas
Harry Wagenheim
Richard Woodruff
John Wii.oay
Harold Zeringer
Edward Zinkow
Drum-Major Bill Gibson
3-baton man
The Concert Band—as seen in a Municipal Auditorium concert
GLEE CLUB
OFFICERS
Wuouw ARi) L(x;a\ Frt'sidi'fit
Gkorgf, M. Lf.ake riif-Pnsidt ni
William North Sarctary
\Vh.ll\m a. Atkinson, Jr Husiness Manat/ir
William B. Wait Puhluity Manaf/rr
William T. Eddins Librarian
Mayxard Klein Director
HhRiHA PAITON IcKimpaniit
MEMBERS
First Tenors
Frank Behry
E. Upton Bertaut
William Beyer, Jr.
Ralph J. Fernandez
Milam H. Gray, /r.
Don H. Higgins, Jr.
MvRON Kass
Howard Kuntz
Woodward Logan
Malcolm W. Monroe
HrRBiiRT Owens. Jr.
William A. Atkinson, Jr
Joseph M. Bistowish. Jr.
Edmund R. Buxton, Jr.
Ia.mes L. Campbell, Jr.
William Church
William Eddins
Riley Fell
Brook Garrett
Steven Gasperecz
William L. Bendel
Fred Billingsley
Charles Block
James D. Byrne, Jr.
Joel Corn
Francis del Marmol
Walter J. Dueease
William Eckhart
Mervin Fischman
August Fisher
Lloyd Frehaux
Vance Geier
Millard C. Baker
Louis Breffeilh
Carey J. Ellis, Jr.
Second Tenors
Stephen L. Guice, Jr.
A. S. GwiN
Rivers R. King
Ber n ard Krobert
J. D. Lockwood. Jr.
Joseph R. Mooney
William R. North
Claude Oakland
Einar Pedersen
George Rogers
Emanuel Seitlin
J. W. Spencer
Nathan Troum
Harold D. Victor
William B. Wait
Holmes Wherritt
James C. Wright, Ji
Arthur Zaldnondo
Baritones
Arnold Goldschlag
L. J. Joseph
Herbert W. Kaiser
Virgil Lambert
Haydon Lanois
George M. Leake
Sackman Marx
Ivan Mattes
Hunter May
G. Teddy Mellinger
Samuel Moody, Jr.
Donald Moseley
Ed Munson, Jr.
Basses
Edward P. Ecuyer
Claude Groves
Edward Kimble
Jr.
KoBtRT O'Brien
Benjamin A. Petty
Jr. Paul Ramos
Charles E. Reid
Richard E. Swann,
Oscar Tolhas
Martin Turkish
Louis L Tyler
William H. Wallace
David R. Warriner, Jr.
David Wrinstein
Ralph Wenzel
Albert Moulin
Luis C. Prieto. Jr.
Douglas Scherer
Greenbackers sponsor pep meetings
CREENBACKERS
Established at Tiilane In 1935
Organized tn Promote School Spirit by Means ot Pep Meetings,
Cheering Sections, Freshman Regulations.
And pre-game bonfires.
The Greenbackers is an organization composed of bntlr fra-ternity
and non-fraternity men dedicated to creating a greater
school spirit among the students.
They aidetl the Tulane Fniversity Rooters Klub in staging
card displays, sponsored huge bonfires and pep meetings during
the football season, spread school spirit stickers about the cam-pus
before important games, cooperated with the alumni on
Homecoming, and staged various unique displays calculated to
rouse student interest and support in athletic contests.
OFFICERS
Edward B. Martik, Jr Prrsldrtit
J. B. Miller I'lcc-Presidcnt
William D. Davis, Jr Secretary
Chari.ottk Carirr Trtasunr
Claude Buerger
Nathaniel C. Curtis, Jr.
William D. Davis, Jr.
Donald C. Dickson, Jr.
C. J. Eagan
Edward Finley
Alton C. Frymire, Jr.
QuiN Gautier
Sam Hall
Betty Betmea
Charlotte Carter
Darrah Chauvin
Edith Fen no
Helen Ferranuou
TULANE MEMBERS
Moreau Jumonville
H. J. Lane. Jr.
James LeLaurin
Jack Lorch
A. C. Martin. Jr.
Edward B. Martin. Jr.
J. B. Miller
William Moffat
William North
Robert Oliver
Clyde Paine
James Senter
Jack Sloan
William Smith
Albert Tbbo
William Tete
P. K. Thomas
Leon Trice, Jr.
James F. Turnbull. Jr.
George Williamson
NEWCOMB MEMBERS
F,\[RhA\ Fosi IH
Margaret Louise Gash
Audrey Hereford
Barbara Harrison
Thblma Hfmard
Mary Hoehn
Barbara Joseph
Peggy Roemer
Esther Springer
Lorraine St. Raymond
Margery Stauss
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Association President Favrot presenis Homecoming
Queen Robbert with Alumni trophy.
T. Hale Bogqi. General Manager of the Association. Old Grads at Homecoming.
(IILIWC IJWtVERillY
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The Tiilane Alumni A>soiiatioii is the agency whereby the
I'niversity is mnintained in the minds and hearts of its grad-uates
and former students. It serves a two-fold purpose. First,
it keeps the graduates informed about the activities of their
former friends and associates arid, secondly, it keeps them psted
on University affairs and the progress and plans nf their Alma
Mater.
This year, for the first time in the history of the .'\ssociation,
Tlic Tulanian, its official publication, is being sent to all grad-uates
of the University. The publication follows Tulane grad-uates
into every state in the United States and into many foreign
countries throughout the world.
In the fall of 1938 the Association inaugurated an annual
Homecoming dinner in the Tulane gymnasium. The largest
number of Tulane graduates ever to attend an alumni gathering
was present at this first dinner, where the principal address was
made by President Rufus C. Harris.
The Association is organized by I iilane and N'ewcomb grad-uates,
for and in behalf of the Iniversity. It invites the mem-bers
of the senior class of 1939 to join and participate in its
activities.
OFFICERS
Clifford F. Favroi Presidrnt
Walter M. Barnhfi, .]r ricr-Prrsiiirnl
Dr. Ovvex C. Rigby I'ice-Pirsidenl
Alva P. Frith Vice-PrcsUcnt
Leonard E. Gessker Srcrrlary
Bernard H. Grehan Treasurer
T. Hale Bocgs Ci-m-ral Maitnii,r
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
I.aiv
C. GlRARD Davidsov
Joseph Mcri.osKEV, Jr.
Herbert S. VV'eil
Med'ulne
Dr. James M. Mason
Dr. Ambrose H. Storck
Dr. Curits H. I^rone
.Irts and Siienns
Charles I,. Dufoir
F. Edward Hebert
E. E'arl Sparling
Eu(jincrnn(i
Richard R. Fosier
Louis N. Hammeji
William M)NRni: U'him
C.ommeric
Richard O. Haimrach
Leonard E. Gessner
Douglas E. O'Kei.i.ev
Graduate
William L. Duren, Jr.
Bernard H. Grehan
T. Marshai l Huri, Jr.
Newco m b
Mrs. Donald C. Bar ion
Mildred (J. Christl\n
Mrs. Ernest H. Riedei.
Re/*resertlalri'es at Large
Col. luiwARD S. Bres
Harold Salmon
Simon B. Schwartz
Nelson S. Wooddv
Alumni Association officers, seated, left to right: Alva P. Frith, Clifford F. Favrot, Walter M, Barmett, Jr.
Standing, Leonard E. Gessner, Bernard H. Grehan.
Three of lurk's well executed card displays, as snapped at the Rice game.
Nathanihi. C. Curtis, Jr PnsUini
VV. Ford Reese rice-PnsiJait H /^\ /^ T P D Q 1^ I I I D Martin F. Sltimiot Snrclary IX V-X \^ I L IX ^ Ix L LJ D
Charlotte Carter Ni-ivcomh Chairman
The T. U. R. K. is the organization that selects
TULANE MEMBERS *
Er,c BRHmoNBACH HowARo KuNTz Edward Martin Tulane's cheerleaders, arranges card displays and other
Wayland Coppedge Herrick Lane William North
William Davis George Leake Einar Pedersen
Donald Dickson William Leake Claude Rives StUntS in the promotion of School Spirit. The member-
Charles Farrell Herman Loeb Craig Roth
Sam Hall Willard Marmelzat George Schneider ship is limited tO fifty Tulane and NcWCOmb StudeiltS
Arthur Hammond Pancho dei-Marmol Albert Tebo
Maunsel Hickev Albert J. Wettel. Jr. ^^^ [^ g^j^^^J ^^^1^ j^^ invitation. To vary thc USUal
NEWCOMB MEMBERS program a card display was staged on the east side of
Lucille Alexander Kate Hodge Peggy Simon
Betty Bethea Mary Jane Hutson Elaine Solomon tl^e stadium this year during the Homecoming game SO
Marguerite Bondy Marjorie Leverich Lorraine St. Raymond
Katie Butt Marjorie Marchal Louise Trimble ^L .... T" 1 C J ^ )J 1 that 1 ulane tans and supporters could enjoy the spec-
Eleanor Carrere Tupper McClure Bobby Watson
Darrah Chauvin Peggy Roemer Patricia Woodward
Nancy Shaw taClC,
First row: Roemer, Trimble, Chauvin, St. Raymond. Second row: Watson, Leverich, Curtis, Carter, Bethea, Alexander. Third row:
Butt. Hodge, Hutson. Soloman, McLure, Martin Breidcnbach, Hickey. Fourth row: Schmidt, Leake, Farrell, Reese, DIcVson, Loeb. Tebo.
Secretary Young and Civil Law Editor Riseman read-ing
copy.
EdItor-ln-Chlcf Favrot. Phi
Beta Kappa.
The staff works hard and often late, getting out the Review and keeping up with its studies.
Favrot, Oppenhelm, Riseman, Sherman, Sims, Sneltlngs, Stewart,
Young.
Thi; Board of Editors of tlir Tulaiie La\v Review is com-posed
of the ranking students in tl.e junior and senior classes of
the College of Law. Their function i> to comment upon par-ticular
phases of the law as well as recent decisions of the Su-preme
and Appellate Courts of this country. I[i all Review-articles,
emphasis is placed en the comparative method of legal
research, a policy of significant valu; in the Louisiana system of
law, a curious compound of different, and often conflicting, con-cepts
bnrr.Twed from both Romanesque and Anglo-American
sources.
Although student materials comprise a large part of the Re-view,
also included in every issue are articles by distingui>hed
legal scholars and outstanding members of the bench and bar.
Since its revival in 1929 as successor to the Southern Law
Quarterly, the Tulane Law Review has gained rccngtiition both
as the first successful legal periodical devcted to the study of
Louisiana law and as a pioneer in the science of comparative
jurisprudence.
OFFICERS
Ai,l.AiN ueC. F.avkot Edilor-in-Chiii
Mervin- H. RiSEM.AN- Civil La<u; Editor
John W. Sims Suiluli.iy Inl rpretalion Editor
M.\RJ0RIE J. S.MiTii I'crmanciil Index Editor
W. Waller Voum;, Jr Secretary
Leonard Oppemiei.m I;idx Editor
IJrearo Sn- El, linos /«i/iA- Editor
Yveite Sherman liusinrss Maiuujer
SENIORS
Allain de C. Favrot
Harrv McCall, Jr.
Leonard Oppeniiei.vi
Mervin \\. Riseman
VvEriK Sherman
John \V. Sims
Marjorih J. Smuh
Hreard Snellincs
John R. Stewart W. Waller Voi no, Jr..
JUNIORS
Robert V. Hll.vi
Jack Korne.mann
Fernando J. Cuouer
JOH.N S. DVER
Beverly J. Hess
Charles Janvier
-Abe H. Kupperman
Joseph J. Piccione
Claude A. Wharton
Hugh M. Wilkinson, Jr.
LAW REVIEW I
MOOT COURT COHPETiriOl
The Tulane Moot Court competition is conducted en-tirely
by a Board of Advisors composed of six juniors and
six seniors chosen for high scholastic achievement, differ-ing
from other universities which operate under faculty
supervision.
Benefits of Board work lie chiefly in the judging of
cases argued by the frethmen and juniors. Senior Board
members act as Chief Justices and the junior members as
Associate Justices. Judges in these cases are selected from
the board membership or from prominent New Orleans bar
members. Eminent judges sitting on cases this year in-cluded
the Honorable Esmond Phelps and the Honorable
T. Semmes Walmsley, and the Court of Appeal for the
Parish of New Orleans, which sits annually as the Supreme
Court of the St.ite of Tulane.
The Moot Court system is designed to train students in
the preparation and argument of actual cases. Main value
is the research employed in preparing cases for argument,
plus brief-writing and forensics, ordinary tools of the law-yer's
trade.
In the academic year 1937-38, Moot Court competition
was won by the team of Clifford H. Kern, Jr., and Her-mann
J. Schulze. Their names were engraved in letters of
gold on a marble plaque in the College of Law Library.
BOARD OF ADVISORS
OFFICERS
Harvf.v I.. C'ARK\ Chitirintin
John A. C'ARSTARi-HtN, Jk Sicrelary
Robert J. Fari.ev Faculty Advisor
SENIOR MEMBERS
RonRino .Arosemkna .Ai.BKRr J. Fi.KrrRicu
Edward M. Uolttk Joskph Ki.kim'ei.[)1'
^\KVl^ 1.. Cari \ lli\k\ P. Path
JUNIOR MEMBERS
Arnold C. Jacobs Jamks R. Morrki i.
John .A. Carstari'Uin, Jr. j. Harnwei.i Pmki.I'S
Jerome II. Levhon .Amos 1.. Ponder, Jr.
Arosemena, Boufte, Carey. Flettrich, Kleinfeldt, Pate.
Attorney Boutte nailing witness Cooley 'to the cross" as Chairnnan Carey
and Attorney Flettrich judicate.
Pipe-loving, bustling Harvey L.
Carey. Chairman of the Board.
Court of Appeals Judges Janvier, Westarfield, and
McCalob sat on last year's Moot Court finals.
H
IMPROVEMENTS
Under President Harris' progres-sive
administration, the campus in
the early months looked like a build-ing
project, but towards the end of
the school year it could well be called
The Campus Beautiful. Shrubs
and flowers were planted all over the
campus, the circle was paved, walks
laid, trees pruned, winter grass
planted, buildings steam-cleaned, in-teriors
redone, in short, the whole
physical plant was renovated and
beautified.
We present here a few random shots
of the improvements with apologies
that our record is not more complete.
or^
1. The circle was paved and parking difficulties
eased.
2. Graceful lanterns displaced unsightly pole
lights.
3. Brick buildings being steam-cleaned.
4. The old gym was renovated and made into
the new Naval Culldlng.
5. This new tree lined walk was an unsightly,
oily, dusty roadway last year.
6. All woodwork and exterior trimmings were
painted.
7. Shrubbery was planted around all buildings
and that entire grassy block of campus in
the background was raised six inches.
8. Flagstone walks now line former dirt paths.
(Ladders of the building beautifiers in the
background.)
9. New Fine Arts Building houses the band
and theatre. Negro is building up a new
lawn. Old stadium in background renovated
into theatre workshop and naval rifle range.
10. More walks being laid. This is across the
new raised, winter-grass campus.
I I. Flagstone patio In front of Law Building re-places
bare grassless space.
12. This new road at the entrance of Newcomb
Is a great Improvement over the old wash-board.
<Z)
Again this year a Christmas tree appeared on the campus. A model Holy Land stood at
the base of the snowwhite tree. At intervals the varicolored lights on the tree would be
put out and Christmas chimes could be heard. Tulane again won first prize in the New
Orleans' Christmas decorating contest for the tree.
NEWCOMB COLLEGE
I I
The girls, bless "em. They study art, or music, or just plain B.A., and then they go out
and get themselves married and have to learn to cook and housekeep on their own. Never-theless,
they seem to take their fraternities, their schooling, and themselves more seriously
than the boys do.
CLASS OFFICE
STUDENT BODY
Patricia Woodward President
Betty Ormond Vice-President
Elaine Solomon Corresponding Secretary
Betty Hochenedel Recording Secretary
Charlotte Carter Treasurer
SENIOR CLASS
Katie Butt President
Elizabeth Edwards Vice-President
Marjorie Marchal Secretary
Velma Welderecht Treasurer
JUNIOR CLASS
Peggy Roemer President
Betty Kreckel Vice-President
Althea Huey Secretary
Eulalle McKay Treasurer
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Betty Bethea President
Harriet Heidler Vice-President
Peter Porter Secretary
Charlotte Schwartz Treasurer
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SENIOR CLASS
HELEN ELIZABETH ADAMS, A ^ 11 Alexandria, La.
Glee Club (I. 2. 4); Debating Club (I, 2. 4); Doris Hall President.
MARY AMELIE BARLOW New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo (2, 3. 4); International Relations Club (I. 2); Classical Club (I. 2, 3);
Varsity Hockey Team (I. 2).
Second Row:
SELMA MARION BAUER, .\ K. >l' New Orleans, La.
ELIZABETH LEMAIRE BOATNER, K K F New Orleans, La.
Debating Club, Presideni (3, 4); International Relations Club.
ROSA ELIZABETH BRASH Gulfport, Miss.
Lampyrids President.
PAULINE ISABEL BROOK, .\ u 11 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club (I, 2. 3, 4); A Capella Choir (I. 2, 3, 4); Tennis (I, 2. 3); Badminton (3);
Operetta (4); May Day.
Fourtti Row
KATIE SHEPHERD BUTT, K A O. .\ :; 1 Pensacola, Fla.
T. U. R. K. (3, 4); Cotillion Club (3, 4); House Council (I, 2, 3, 4); Student Council
(2, 4); Class Secretary (2), President (4); Executive Committee (4).
HELEN ELIZABETH BUXTON, II 1) * Memphis, Tenn.
international Relations Club; Warren House President; Dormitory Council; Tennis.
ELEANOR MARIE CARRtKt, II H 'l' New Orleans, La.
T. U. R. K. (2, 3, 4); Art Club (I, 2, 3); International Relations Club (I, 2);
Catholic Club (2, 3); Pan-Hellenic Association (3).
RUBY COHEN, <!' S S New Orleans, La.
Art Club, International Relations Club; Pan-Hellenic Association.
Sixth Row:
RACHEL DEWESE COLGAN, A A 11 New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A. (I, 2); Art Club (I. 2).
ALICE MARGARET CRAWFORD New Orleans, La.
Glee Club ( 1
, 2. 3, 4) ; Y. W. C. A. ( 1
, 2, 3, 4); Operetta (2, 3); Archery.
Seventh Row:
MARY ELIZABETH CRAWFORD New Orledns. La.
Urnv,;f,^l, Ihe-jli'-.
LUCIENNE MARIA DANACIERA New Orleans, La.
Orchestra (1); L,imn,-r;.j^ (? Vi ; Classical C:;t 11 ' - 1 Bowling; Archery.
^\U fel «s
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SENIOR CLASS
First Row:
JULIA FRANCES DAVENPORT, Z T A New Orleans, La.
ANNE ELIZABETH DENTON, K A 9 Mt. Carmel, III.
Glee Club; Art Club; A Capella Choir; Art School President (4); Student Council (4).
Second Row:
ELIZABETH BRANFORD EDWARDS, X Ci, A 1 X New Orleans, La.
Class Vice-President (I, 4); Student Body Corresponding Secretary (3); Athletic Council
Chairman (4); Student Council (4); Executive Council {3, 4); Hockey; Basketball.
MARCELLA IRENE ELSHOLZ, B "l- A New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
Third Row:
LUCILLE MARIE EMMER New Orleans, La.
Dance Club' Catholic Club.
MILDRED ANNA FALLO New Orleans, La.
Fourth Row:
ELLEN HEWE5 FLOWERREE, h K I New Orleans, La.
MARGARET ALLINGHAM FOLLETTE, H 1 O New Orleans, La.
Lagniappe (I); Art Club (I, 2, 3, 4); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2); V/ater Color Club (I, 2);
Debating Club (I).
Fifth Row:
MARJORY CLARE FREUND, A i; * St. Louis, Mo.
Hockey (I, 2, 3. 4), Varsity (I, 2, 3); Tennis (I, 2, 3); Swimming (I, 2);
Basketball (I. 2); May Day.
MARIAN ADELAIDE GARSIA, X !2 New Orleans. La.
Glee Club. Unlverstiy Theatre; A Capella Choir; Operettti,
Sinth Row:
LORRAINE JOSEPHINE GORDON New Orleans, La.
BARBARA JEAN GRIFFITH, II 1 O N*w Orlaans, la.
Y. W. C. A. (I. 2, 3, 4), Cabi-.et (2), Treasurer (3); Classical Club (I. 2, 3); GIco
Club (I, 4); Orchestra (4); Debating Club (2, 3).
Seventh Row:
SELMA EUNICE HAAS N*w Orlaant, L«.
Glee Club (I, 2, 3, 4); Orchestra (I, 2, 3, 4). Vice-President (3, 4); A Capella Choir
(3, 4); .OpefeKa (2, 3, 4); Hullabaloo (4).
LUCILLE ALICE HARRIS, !• \\ Now Orleans, La.
JamjtalaySN'Newcomb /Editor (4).
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SENIOR CLASS
First Row:
PEARL CECILE HERSHBERG New Orleans, La.
MONITA HARDIN HOHENSTEIN, K K I" New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club; Art Club; Tennis.
Second Row:
MARIE LOUISE HOLBROOK, K K F New Orleans, La.
Art Club.
JEAN CLAIR HUDSON New Orleans, La.
University Theatre.
Third Row:
ESTHER JUDLIN, * M New Orleans, La.
T, U. R. K. (2): Assistant Cheerleader (2); Hockey (I, 2, 3, 4); Basketball (I, 2, 3);
Soccer (3); Baseball (I, 2): Bowling (2).
MARTHA WELLS KAY, II 1 * New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Classical Club.
Fourth Row:
HATTIE MALLETT KIMZEY, A A II New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Y. W. C. A. (I, 2); Tennis (I, 2); Hockey (2'.
HILDA CARROLL KEEN, Z T A New Orleans, La.
Art Club, President; Pan-Hellenic Association.
Fifth Row:
URSULA MARY KLEIN, I! * A Metamora, Ohio
Glee Cub; Orchestra; Symphony Orchestra; A Capella Choir; Music Schooi
President: Operetta.
WINIFRED HELEN KNIGHTON, 'h .\1 Homer, La.
Orchestra (I); Glee Club (I, 2, 3, 4), Secretary (3), President (4); Operetta (3).
Sixth Row:
RUTH KOHLMAN, A E <! New Orleans, La.
Debating Ctub; International Relations Club; Hockey Team.
DOSOTHY OLGA KORNDORFFER, '! M New Orleans, La.
Seventh Row: fj^^ ^X ^J^ |>^
ANN 5TURGESS KOSTMAYER, K K l' New Orleans, La.
Art Club; InternatiDnat Relations Club. V-^ \\'^
OLGA MARGUERITE LACHIN, I! -I- A . . ii • • • New Orleans, La. i
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First Row:
ALMA ANNA LAGARDE New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club; Dance Club.
MARJORIE CAMPBELL LEVERICH, II B * New Orleans, La.
Art Club (I, 2, 3, 4); Glee Club (I, 2, 3); Finance Committee (3, !); Class Treasurer
(2); Varsity Basltetball (2, 3).
Second Row:
MARJORIE MILDRED MARCHAL, KKT New Orleans, La.
T. U. R. K. (2, 3, 4); Lampyrids; Class Secretary (4), Vice-President (3); International
Relations Club (I, 2); Glee Club (I); Pan-Hellenic Association (4).
MYRL RUTH MARRERO Gretna, La.
Lamoyrids.
Third Row:
DOROTHY LUCILLE MASCARO New Orleans, La.
HELEN LOUISE McCASKEY New Orleans, La.
A Capella Choir; Glee Club, Secretary; Bowling Champion (3); Varsity Archery (I, 3).
Fourth Row;
HELENE TUPPER McCLURE, X P.. .\ ^ 1 Sardis, Miss.
Art Club (I, 2); Dramatic Club (I); International Relations Club (3), Secretary;
T. U. R. K. (2, 3, 4); Cotillion Club (2, 3, 4), Executive Committee (4); Class President
(2); Student Body Treasurer (3); Student Council (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3), President (4);
Pan-Hellenic Association (3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4); Executive Committee (2, 3, 4);
Dormitory Council (2, 3, 4); Finance Committee (3, 4); Student-Faculty Committee (4).
HELEN MARY MEYERS, II II ! New Orleans, La.
Fifth Row:
MARY ARTHUR MORELOCK, K .\ H . . Haynesville, La.
Glee Club (I, 2. 3, 4); Orchestra (I, 2, 3, 4); Operetta (2, 3); Symphony Orchestra (4);
A Capella Choir (I, 2, 3, 4).
ELISE MURRAY CAMBON New Orleans. La.
Sixth Row:
MARY MHOON NOBLt, !> M Rayville, La.
Glee Club; Orchestra; A Capella Choir; Operetta.
DOROTHY EDNA NUNGESSER, <!' M Ntw Orlunt. La.
Dramatic Club (I, 2), Glee Club (I, 2, 3, 4); A Capella Choir (3, 4); Operetta (3, 4);
Class Secretary (3); Finance Committee (4).
Seventh Row:
BETTY EASTLAND ORMOND, <!• M. A S S . . , . . Forast. Mlii.
University Theatre (3, 41; Debating Club; Cotillibr^ Club; Class President (1); Student
Council (I, i, 3); Stj^eptv:BO#y\Vice-Pro8icfenf (4); Executive Council,
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ROSEMARY HELENA O'SHEA . . . i|.*f . . . 4;. Now Orl.anj, La.
Y. W. C. A, (2, 3); Debating Clufe (3, 4); Danco Club.
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First Row:
BERTHA MEADER PATTON, A O II Greenville, S. C.
Dramatic Club (I); Y. W. C. A. (I. 2), Cabinet (2); Glee Club (I, 2. 3, 4). Presi-dent
(3): Orctiestra (I. 2, 3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4); A Capella Choir (1. 2, 3. 4);
Executive Committee (3); Student Council (4), Vice-President (4), Pan-Hellenic Asso-ciation
(4).
MARY ENDT PEARCE, Hi* New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A. (I, 2, 3. 4). Treasurer (2) Vice-President (3, 4): Classical Club (I. 2. 3. 4),
President (4),
Second Row;
JOYCE AGNES PEREZ, A (l II New Orleans. La.
Art Club.
PEGGY ANN PHILPOT, II II ^h Houston, Tex.
Athletic Council (I, 2, 3, 4): Art Club (I, 2); University Theatre (3); Hockey. Captain
(2); Basketball, Captair. (I).
Third Row:
PAULA HOLLINGSWORTH POTTS, II I! -I- Natchitoches, La.
House Council; Orchestra (I, 2, 3, 4). President (4).
EDITH CAVELL RAULINS New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Debating Club; Puppet Playhouse; University Theatre; Y. W, C. A.;
International Relations Club.
Fourth Row:
FRANCES MARION ROLLINS Gulfport, Miss.
House Council {3, 4); Chapel Chairman (4).
BERNICE MARION ROSS, .\ II II New Orleans, La.
Fifth Row:
JEANETTE RUSOVICH, Z T .\ New Orleans, La.
Art Club; University Theatre.
ADLEY LOUISE SCHWEI NFURTH, II 1 () New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; A CapeMa Choir.
Sixth Row;
MARY SHANDS, II 1) * ^ . ; . Cleveland, Miw.
Art Club (I. 2, 3), International Relations Club (4); Dramatic : Club (I, 2); Cla« ;
Vice-President (2); Honor Council (2il^J\,v.- ^nv-.&^
MARY GERTRUDE SHAPARD, K A 1) A 1 S Wichita Falls, Tex.
Art Club (I, 2. 3, 4); Debating Club (I. 2, 3); Dramatic Club (I); Glee Club (I);
Student Government President (4); Class Treasurer (3); Executive Committee (4); Dor-
^- mitory Co incft (3, 4); Student Council (4J; Varsity Debater.
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First Row;
DOROTHY MAYE SHERROUSE, A A 1[ Gilbert, La.
PEGGY Slt^ON, A £ * New Orleans. La.
T U. R. K.; Assistant Cheerleader.
Second Row:
JANE OLIVER St^lTH New Orleans, La.
SALLIE KEEN TEBO, II B * New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya Business Manager (4); Lampyrids (2); Glee Club (I, 2); Art Club (I).
Tliird Row:
EUPHEMIE BOUTINE TOBIN, K K f New Orleans, La.
Cotillion Club; Campus Night Chairman; Hockey; Boslcetball; Tennis; Puppet Club.
MARY AREA UTLEY, K A 9 New Orleans, La.
Art Club (I, 2, 3, 4): Glee Club (I, 2); Pan-Hellenic Association; Student Council (4).
Fourth Row;
MILDRED VIOLET VALENTINE New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A., Cabinet; Glee Club; Orchestra, President (3); Operetta; A Capella Choir.
BETTY ANN VAN CLEAVE New Orleans, La.
Glee Club (I, 2, 3); Operetta (2, 3); Catholic Club; Dance Club.
Fifth Row;
DOROTHY MELINDA VAN LUE, Z T A New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Art Club (I); Y. V/. C. A. Cabinet (3, 4); Hockey (I, 2), Varsity (2);
Basketball, Varsity (I, 2, 3); Baseball, Varsity (I, 2), Captain (2); Class Bowling
Champion (1).
VELMA CLARK WIEDERECHT, !• M New Orleans, La.
Dramatic Club (I, 2); International Relations Club (3, 4); Class Treasurer (4); Athletic
Council (4): Pan-Hellenic Association (4); Hockey; Basketball; Baseball.
Sixth Row:
FRANCES BARBARA WILKINbON N«w Orl«atis, La.
Y, W. C. A. (I, 2. 3, 4); Operetta (2) Glee Club (I. 2, 3, 4); Dance Club, Pres-ident
(4); Hockey (I, 2, 4); Basketball (I, 2).
PATRICIA WOODWARD, II I! 'U. A S £......, , New Orlean», La.
1. U. R. K.; Cotilhon Club; Dance Club; Sludetit Body President (4); Tulano Student
Council (4); E<ecutive Committee; Newcomb Student Council (4); Basketball; Southern
Intercollegiate Association Student Government Secretary.
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JUNIOR CLASS
First Row:
FRANCES ASBURY Amarlllo, Tex.
PAULINE FREDERICK BAIN. Hid New Orleans, La.
LUCILLE FAIRCHILD BAKER, II II •! New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A.; Badminton.
Second Row:
SUE ELEANOR BENTLEY, B "I- A, H 1 * New Orleans, La.
Glee Club (I. 2, 3)- Classical Club (2, 31; Orchestra (I, 2'
MARGUERITE HAYS BONDY, 'h .M New Roads, La.
Debating '_lub (I, 2, 3), President (3)- Classical Club; T. U. R, K,
ALICE ELIZABETH BOWEN, \ V. Gulfport, Miss,
Y. W. C. A.; International Relations Club.
Third Row:
BETSY BRES, K K I New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Hullabaloo Associate Editor (2), Newcomb Editor (3); Student Body Re-cording
Secretary (2); Student Council Secretary-Treasurer (3); Executive Comnnittee
{2, 3); Pan-Hellenic Association (1)
HELEN FRANCES BIIOWN, K .\ H New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya; Y. W. C. A.
IRENE ADELE BRUCE, .\ O II Memphis, Tenn.
University Theatre; Internationa. Relations Club; Art Club.
Fourth Row:
ELIZABETH LEE CARROLL, K K I' Alexandria, La.
Art Club.
ALICE OSWALD CARTER, K A H New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya; Archery (I, 2}.
CHARLOTTE EMILY CARTER, K K I' New Orleans, La.
Student B^dy Treasurer; T. U. R. K. Chairman; Greenbackers Treasurer; Cotillion Club
Executive Committee.
Fi.th Row:
DARRAH LOUISE CHAUVIN, K A 9 New Orleans, La.
Student Council (3); Jambal.^ya Assistant Editor; T. U. R. K.; Greenbackers; Operetta
(2 3); Glee Club (I, 2, 3); Dancing Club.
ELEANOR COHEN New Orleans, La.
Puppet Club.
ELIZABETH COOPER, II H 'I' New Orleans, La.
Art Club; Catholic Club.
Sixth Row:
LOIS ELIZABETH DEBAKEY Lake Charles, La.
NENETTE DENESRE, II II 'I' New Orleans, La.
NORMA DURAND Scott, La.
Lampyrids; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; House Council (3).
Seventh Row;
HENRYETTA ALICE ELDRIDGE, li 1 « New Orleans, La.
Glee Club {I. 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2. 3).
BETTY FAUST, ] V New Orleans, La.
Art Club; Badminton.
SHELBY GIBBS FLOWER;, K K T Vicksburg, Miss.
Hullabaloo Assistant Ediior; Intematiunal Relations Club; Dancing Club.
Eighth Row: ^^ ,j%^ .?!«V
LENETTE TUCKER FORREST, K K I Dallas, Tex.
f • CojnrtI; Art Ctub; International Relations Club.
CLAIR FREIDA FORTMAYER .\ . . : ,. Gretna, U.^
Lampyrids.
EDNA MAY FOY San Juan, P. R.
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First Row:
ANNE ELLA FUGATE Hailehurst. Miss.
MADELEINE MATHILDE GALLAGHER, B S O '.
. . New Orleans. La.
G.ee Club (I, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2, 3); Operetta (2).
CHARLOTTE GARDNER New Orleans. La.
International Relations Club; University Theatre.
Second Row:
MARGARET LOUISE GASH, KAe New Orleans. La.
Greenbackers; Art Club; Glee Club; Freshman Hop Committee.
BARBARA GILMORE, X SJ New Orleans. La.
International Relations Club; Art Club.
GEORGE ENID GIROT, + M Ocean Springs, Miss.
Glee Club; Dormitory Council.
Third Row:
MARGARET ELMINA GLENN, A C) H Lincolnton, N. C.
Art Club; University Theatre.
ROSEMARY CLARKE GOUGH New Orleans. La.
A Capella Choir (2, 3); Glee Club (I. 2. 3); Operetta (I, 31.
GLORIA MARIE GREHAN, 11 B •!> New Orleans, La.
Art Club (I, 2, 3); Dramatic Club (I); Hockey (I, 2); Basketball (I, 2).
Fourth Row:
MARY ELIZABETH HARRIS, KKP New Orleans, La.
MIRIAM JEAN HEINDEL New Orleans, La.
Glee Club (I, 2, 3); Orchestra (I, 2, 3); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2, 3). Cabinet (2),
Secretary (3); Operetta (2).
THELMA ALOYSIA HEMARD, ZTA New Orleans, La.
A Capella Choir (2, 3); Glee Club (I, 2, 3); Greenbackers; Cotillion Club (2, 3);
Orchestra (I, 2, 3).
Fifth Row:
MARY REGINA HOEHN, \ U New Orleans, La.
Greenbackers.
ALTHEA HUEY, II B * New Orleans, La.
Art Club Treasurer; Class Secretary (3); Hocke/.
LOUISE ADELA HUTSON, BIO New Orleans. La.
Y. W. C. A.; Art Club.
Sixth Row:
BARBARA ANN JOSEPH, * M New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club; Greenbackers.
FERNANDE KATZ, ,\ E "I- New Orleans, La.
Finance Committee [3}.
KATHLEEN MARY KEE5E New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club; Dance Club; Debating Club; Y. W. C. A.
Seventh Row:
ANNE CARSON KILPATRICK, K K T New Orleans, La.
Class Treasurer (2); Athletic Council (2); International Relations Club, Vice-President
(3); Student Council (3).
MARJORIE THERESE KISTER, .\ A II New Orleans, La.
Student Council (I); Class Publicity Manager (2); Glee Club (I, 2. 3); Y. W. C, A.
(I, 2. 3), Operetta (2, 3); Varsity Hockey (I).
JESSIE KLINE, A i: !• Clarksdale. Miss.
Cotillion Club; International Relations Club.
Eighth Row:
ADELE EVELYN KOHLMAN, .\ K 'I' i x >> N«w Orl««ns, L*.
Dramatic Club (li Debating Club (I, 2, 3), Secret^'ry.Treosurcr (3); Dance Club (3);
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~'.|JinY MARJORIE KRECKEL, B i; ii New OrlMni. L«.
*'*S\o*ipyrlds: Class Vice-President. (3t: Oahce Club; Debating Club; Glee Club (I, 2, 3);
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Y. W. C. A. {I. 2); Operetta (2); Pon-Hrllenlc AssAciotion; Art Club (2).
MARY LEE LEMANN, /, I' A .... DonaldsonvilU, La.
All Club (I); Y. W. C. A. {I, 2. 31, Ii... ,i, House Council (3).
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First Row:
LELLA MARY LEVINE, •!• .\[ New Orleans. La.
Glee Club; Art Club.
NOREEN MARY LEVINE, 1! i O New Orleans, La.
Glee Club (I, 2, 3); Orctiestra.
JANEHE LORRAINE LEWENAUER, A E * Milwaukee, Wis.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
Second Row:
ALINE LERLINE LOEWENBERG New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club.
BERNICE FLORA LURIE Florala, Ala.
Glee Ciub {I, 2, 3); A Capella Choir (I, 2, 3); Orchestra (I, 2, 3); University Ttieatre;
International Relations Club.
JUSTINE STAIB MANN New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club, President.
Third Row:
AMELIA PULLIAM MANOGUE, .\ O II Memphis, Tenn.
Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Operetta.
MARJORIE JEAN McBRIDE. Z T A New Orleans. La.
University Theatre (2); Art Club (I, 2, 3); Hockey {I, 2); Badminton (2); Swimming
(2); Dancing Club.
EULALiE WOOLVERTON McKAY, K K T Vicksburg, Miss.
htullabaloo Society Editor (3); Dance Club; Dramatic Club; Class Treasurer (3).
Fourth Row:
MARY KINNEAR BINNIE McKENZIE, /. T A New Orleans, La.
MOLLIE MONTGOMERY MERRIMAN, II 11 * Hot Springs, Ark.
Athletic Council (I); House Council (I, 3). Secretary (3); University Theatre.
KATHERINE ANN METZGER Dallas, Tex.
Art Club; Mistress of Revels.
Fifth Row:
JEANNE PUJOL MEYER, Z T A New Orleans, La.
Camera Club; Art Ciub {2. 3).
EDITH CHARLOTTE MOORE, H * A Scotia, N. Y.
Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet
THAIS AMELIA MORRIS New Orleans, La.
Sixth Row:
GRACE EUGENIE MURRHEE, \ A II New Orieans, La.
Lampyrids; Athletic Council Secretary; Y. W. C. A.
MARY FRANCES PARNELL, II I) 'l- Halley, Ark.
International Relations Club; House Council; Art Club.
ELEANOR VIRGINIA PEARCE, K K T Alexandria, La.
Art Club; House Council.
Seventh Row:
ADELE LEAH PICK New Orleans. La.
Cjrnera Club; International Relations Club; Operetta; Dance Club; Glee Club.
FLORENCE POTTHARST, A (I il New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya Assistant Business Manager (3); Dramatic Club (2); Glee Club (I. 2).
MARTHA ESTELLE POWERS, II S () Now Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A.
Eighth Row:
NANCY JANE PRATT. II B * V: Houston. Tex.
Hullabaloo; Dance Cliib; Tennis.
ADELE FRIEDA RAMOS, I) S O New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A. (I, 2, 3), Cabinet (2). President (3J,; Debating CluJ) (.(, 2); Art Club (2);
Jambalaya (2); Swimmin~g,;'(r, -2, -3); Archery (1,2); Fencing ;(2}^;'6^^tfiton (3); .Pan
''! *" Hellenic Association (3). * ~''S, ," V ^^ "^"'^
MARY JANE RePASS, Z T A" • .* New Orleans, La,
Hullabaloo (2, 3), Sporfs Editor (3); Dramatic Club (I. 2); Catholic Club (2, 3).
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First Row;
ROBERTINE JUANITA RHYMES, A A n Monroe, La.
International Relations Club; House Council.
SARAH WESTON ROBISON, KAe Omaha, Neb.
MARGARET LUCILLE ROEMER, Z T A Shreveport. La.
Class President (3); Assistant Cheerleader (2); Art Club (I, 2. 3). Vice-President (3);
Resident Student Council (3); Student Council (3); T. U. R. K. (2, 3); Cotillion
Club (2, 3).
Second Row:
KATHLYN MAE ROOME, B * A New Orleans, La.
Debating Club; Catholic Club; Pan-Hellenic Assoclatior,
RACHEL AOALINE SCHOCK, K K F Tulsa, Okla.
Art Club (I, 2, 3); Camera Club (3): International Relations Club (3); Glee Club
(1. 2).
FRANCES CORDELIA SENTER, K K T New Orleans, La.
Lampyrids; Hullabaloo Assistant Editor.
Third Row:
DOROTHY CHARLOTTE SHAPIRO Guanabacoa, Cuba
HILDA MATILDE SILVA Cabo Rojo, P. R.
VERRE ELIZABETH SIMPSON Shreveport, La.
University Theatre; Debating Club; Glee Club; Classical Club.
Fourth Row;
MERLE MARIE SMITH, A A II Houma, La.
Glee Club; Operetta.
ELAINE BALL SOLOMON, A K * Helena, Ark.
T. U. R. K.; E«ecutive Comnnittee (3); Cotillion Club (I, 2, 3); Lampyrids (I, 2, 3),
Secretary (3), Student Council (I, 2); Class President (I).
ESTHER MARJORIE SPRINGER, ZTA New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Greenbackers; Swimming.
Fifth Row;
MARGERY ANNA STAUSS, II 1! * New Orleans, La.
Cotlllron Club; Glee Club; Greenbackers; Pan-Hellenic Association.
ROSE MARY STEWART, li + A New Orleans, La.
Lampyrids; Catholic Club.
MARY JANE STOUT New Orleans, La.
Art Club (I, 2, 3); Dance Club; Water Color Club (I, 2, 3).
Si»th Row:
ETHEL STRACK, X <..' New Orleans, La.
Intornalional Relations Club; Cotillion Club.
LORRAINE ALYS ST. RAYMOND. A U II New Orleans. La.
Hullabaloo (2, 3), Jambalaya (2); Greenbackers (2, 3); Cotillion Club (2, 3);
T. U. R. K. (3); Tennis (1).
MARY ELLIS TACK, II II 'h Tulsa, Okla.
Art Club; Hockey.
Seventh Row:
MARY ESTHER WAIT New Orleans. La.
Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Operetta.
LOIS ANN WALTON, KAO Palatka, Fla.
Art Club; International Relations Club; Hockey.
CAROLYN RUSHBROOK WHITE, KAG Now Orleans, La.
Glee Club (I. 2); A Capella Choir (2).
Eighth Row:
PENELOPE ANN WHITE. A A II New Orleans, La.
^ 'lee Club; Operetta; Pon-Hellonic Assocution; Finance Committee.
ADELE WILLIAMS, K K T . . . Naw Orleani, La.
Ihirniii-nol, Relations Club; Art Qlgb; Hotkey; Execglive Conrimitlee (3).
EMMA BERTHA WOLF, .\ K + New Ot\tal\i. La.
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First Row:
DOROTHY MAY ADAMS, '42 Birminqham. Ala.
Glee Club; Orchestra.
AUDREY MAE AICKLEN, A2, 'I' M New Orleans. La.
Glee Club.
CAROLYN BARBARA ALBRECHT '42, .\ A II New Orleans, La.
Badminton; Symphony Orchestra.
Second Row;
RUTH ELIZABETH ALBRECHT, '42, .\ A II New Orleans, La.
nternaticnal Relations Club.
MARGUERITE LILIIAN ALEXANDER, '41 New Orleans, La.
T. U. R. K. (2): Y. W. C. A. (I, 2), Cabinet (2); Jennie C. Nixon Debating Prize
(I. 2): Varsity Debater (2); Classical Club Secretary-Treasurer; Puppet Club Executive
Director; Varsity Hockey (1); Swimming (I, 2); Operetta (2); Executive Committee;
Glee Club (I, 2); International Relations Club Secretary (2).
MARY ELIZABETH ALPAUGH. '42, 11 1! ^ New Orleans, La.
A^t Club' International Relations Club.
Third Row:
MARJORIE JANE ALSHULER, '42, <l> 1 S New Orleans, La.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
EUNICE JANE ALWtS, '42 Donaldsonville, La.
Dr,ir„atK. Club; Y. V/. C. A.; Dance Club.
ELIZABETH MILWAkD AMIDON, '42 Harlingen, Tex.
Glee Club; Hockey.
Fourth Row:
MARY LLOYD ANDREWS, '42 Brunswick, Ga.
Hockey; Archery.
HARRIETTE ANNE ARMSTRONG, '41 Atlanta, Ga.
Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; International Relations Club; Operetta.
ADELINE SHIRLEY ARONSON, '42, !• 1 1 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Hockey; Swimming.
Filth Row:
LEAL GERALDINE BACKER, '42, II 'h .\ New Orleans, La.
Glee Club. Catholic Club.
GERTRUDE FAY BALKIN, '41 Drew, Miss.
G.ie Club; Art Club (I, 2).
DOROTHY ADELINE BARNETI, 42, /. T .\ Asheville, N. C.
Art CluD; International Relations Club.
Sixth Row:
GRACE PHYLLIS BEATROUS, '42, K A New Orleans, La.
Glee Club (I); Art Club, Y W. C. A.
BETTY BERNHARD, '42, 'I' .M Birmingham, Ala.
International Relations Club; Puppet Club.
LU6A BERSADSKY, '42 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
Seventh Row:
MARY GERTRUDE BERTHIER, '42 . .... .^ ....,"... . Monterrey, Mexico
Hockey.
BETTY 6ETHEA, '42, K K 1' . ...,.* .s^.. . . New Orleans, La.
Class President (2): T. U. R. K.; Grecnbackers; |;<^|,lion CluSi.
BETTY BEYER, '42, H ! A New Orleans, La.
Gloc Club; H-^-t^y; Y. V/. C, A.
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First Row:
SHIRLEY ELIZABETH 6IALAS. '42 Gretna, La.
BRUCE BLAKEMORE, '42. KB* New Orleans. La.
Art Club.
SHIRLEY ELISE BLOCK. '42 Jonestown. Miss.
International Relations Club (I. 2); Tennis (2); Swimming (1); Camera Club (1).
Second Row:
EVELYN BEATRICE BOEVING, '42 Memphis. Tenn.
NATHALIE MARY BOND. '41. .\ (I 11 New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya (I, 2): Art Club (I).
MARY JANE BONHAM, '42. X U Lake Charles. La.
International Relations Club.
Third Row:
LORRAINE RITA BORDES. '41. B * A New Orleans. La.
University Theatre; Tennis.
MARGARET BOSSHARDT. '41. A A II San Antonio. Tex.
Art Club.
HARRIET WURTS BO'^IE, '42 New Orleans. La.
Fourth Row:
MARY ELEANOR BOYLAN. '42, K K T New Orleans. La.
Glee Club; The Bardies; Art Club.
JANE BRAND. '42. K A 6 Hobbs, N. Mex.
Glee Club; International Relations Club; Art Club.
HELEN MARGARET 6RES. '41, K A New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya.
Fifth Row;
FRANCES ELIZABETH BROOKS, '41, 7, T A Summit, N. J.
SHIRLEY LOUISE BROOKS, '41 Grand Rapids, Mich.
CATHERINE ADELAIDE BROOKSHIRE. '41 Kaplan. La.
Glee Club (I, 2); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2); Orchestra (2).
Sixth Row:
ELIZABETH THORNHILL BROOME. '41. II I) 'h Pass Christian. Miss.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
JEANNE CATHERINE BROWN, '41. K A 8 New Orleans. La.
Jambalaya (2); Glee Club (I. 2).
VIRGINIA SYBIL BROWNSON, '41. A i) II N*w OrUsnt, La.
Glee Club (I, 2); International Relations Club (I. 2); Catholic Club (I. 2);
Orchestra (I).
Savanfh Row:
THEODORA HELEN BUGGELN, '42 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Classical Cl((hj
GWENDOLYN RUTH BUHLER, '42. K A O Now Orleans, La.
Glee Club: Art Club.
LUCY ANITA BYRNE, '42 Now Orleans. La.
Gleo Club; Catholic Club; Debate Club: Tennis,
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first Row:
MARY YVONNE CAHAL, '41, ! M New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Art Club.
MARY JANE CALLAHAN, ^l, X ".! New Orleans, La.
Internalional Relations Club; Classical Club.
BARBARA DEAN CAMPBELL, '41, .\ O 11 New Orleans, La.
Janibalaya; Art Club; Pan-Hellenic Association.
Second Row:
ELSA ALYCE CAPO. 41. '! .M New Orleans. La.
Debating Club; Hullabaloo.
MAIZIE MARIE CARAVELLA. '42 La Place, La.
Glee Club.
JANE ELIZABETH CARPENTER, '42, .K iMI New Orleans, La.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
Third Row:
HELEN ANN CHARBONNET, '42, .X <..' New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
GRACE CHAVANNE, '41, K K F New Orleans, La.
LUCIE MARIE CLAIBORNE, '42, II B <! New Orleans, La.
Badminton: Art Club.
Fourth Row:
CATHERINE STEELE CLARKE, '42, K K I New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; the Bardies.
SUE CLARK CLEVELAND. '42 Memphis, Tenn.
Badminton.
ELIZABETH CATHERINE COATE, '41 Arkadelphia. Ark.
Orchestra (I, 2); Glee Club |2).
Fifth Row:
SARA ELIZABETH COBB, '41, /. T .\ Dallas, TeK.
HENRIETTA HUGHES COLLEY, '41, X Si Grantville, Ga.
Art Club; International Relations C'ub.
HELEN LOUISE COLLINS, '42, X !.' New Orleans, La.
Archery; Glee Club
Sixth Row:
LOIS AGNES COLOMES, '42. II 'I- .\ New Orleans. La.
Glee Club; Badminton.
JANET CONLY, '42, K .\ 1
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The Bardies; Tennis; Art Club.
CAROL MARY CONNER, '42, II * A Metairie Ridge, La.
Glee Club; Catholic Club.
Seventh Row:
DOROTHY MAE COOLEY, '41, 'I' .\1 .^ . . . . .^fvl f Slidell. La.
Glee Club (I, 2), Vice-President (2); Classical Club (2) ;' Operetta (21.
NELL COURTNEY, '42, X 1! ,.
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Glee Club; Art Club; Internaftonal ^Relations Club. .'S'X-^'fJ"''\ \^
ETHELYN CATHERINE COUSIN, 42, /I A . Shreveport, La.
Art Club; Debating Club. ^
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First Row;
AMELIA HONOURE CRAIG, '41. K K T New Orleans. La.
Basketball Captain (I); Athletic Council.
CAROLYN BLANCHE CUDD, '41, X SJ Columbia, S. C.
International Relations Club.
JANET MARIE DALY, '42, \ '..> New Orleans, La.
Second Row;
ROSEJAY ELIZABETH DANNA, '42. B * A New Orleans, La.
Glee Club: Cattiolic Club.
DOROTHY FLORENCE DAVIDSON, 42 Marvell. Ark.
University Theatre.
HELEN LOUISE DAY, '42, 4' .\1 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
Third Row;
ALICE FILLEUL DAYRIES, '42, K .\ 9 New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club; Hullabaloo; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.
DOROTHY DEIMEL, '42 Jefferson, La.
ELEANOR ELIZABETH DIXON, '41, K K T New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Tennis.
Fourth Row:
JOSEPHINE CELESTE DOUGLAS, '42, U B •!> New Orleans, La.
Swimnnina: Hockey
DOROTHY RITA DOWLING, '42, .\ A II New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
WINNIEFRED LAURA DkACKETT, '42, Bid New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Camera Club; Y. W. C. A.; The Bardies.
Fifth Row;
ALMA CECILE DRESNER, '41, ,\ i: .|. New Orleans, La.
Dance Club; Art Club; Debating Club.
BRYCELAINE DRESSEL, '42, * .M New Orleans, La.
Swimming; Glee Club.
AUDREY LORRAINE DUFFY, '42 Gretna, La.
Siilh Row:
CATHERINE STEELE DUNCAN, '41 New Orleans, La.
CAROLYN LOUISE OUPUY, '4? New Iberia. La.
Jambalayo; Catholic Club; Cotillion Club.
ROSE MARIE DUVIC, '41, BIO New Orleans, La.
lennis (I); Y. W. C. A. (I. 2); Catholic Club (I. 2).
Seventh Row:
KATHRYN ELIZABETH EDWARDS, '42. •!' .M Atlanta, Ga.
liniverslty Theatre; Glee Club.
EILEEN FRIEDA ELSON. '41 Now Orleans, La.
CORINNE AUGUSTIN ESHLEMAN, '42, II I) 'h New Orleans, La.
Art Club; Catholic Club; Glee Club.
Eighth Row;
ADRIENNE JOAN ESKELES, '42, A E -f St. Louis, Mo.
tlullaboloo; International Rcl.i'' ' Bowlina.
VIVIAN LOUISE ESTOPINAL, '42 Now Orleans, La.
ETHELYN BRINGIER EVERETT, '41, 11 •! A N«w Orl««nl, La.
Univorsity Theetr**: T«.n'>;^- Ar^hory
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First Row:
LUCILLE HAVARD EWIN. 41, K K P New Orleans. La.
Soccer (1),
MARIE LOUISE EYRICH, '41, It '|. A Natchei, Miss.
Glee Club; Lampyrids.
DORIS URSULA FAGAN, '« New Orleans, La
Glee Club: Catholic Club; Classical Club; Hullabaloo.
Second Row:
JEANNE MARIE FARRELL, '42 A O 11 New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo: Glee Club; Catholic Club.
LOUISE FEITEL, '42 New Orleans, La.
NATHALIE FEITEL, '42, A K <l> New Orleans. La.
International Relations Club.
Third Row:
SADIE RUTH FELDMAN, '42, !• I 1 New Orleans, La.
Swimming; Archery; Glee Club.
EDITH FENNO, '41, K K 1' New Orleans, La.
Cotillion Club; Greenbackers; Art Club.
CLAUDIA PEGGY FENNO, '42, K K T New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; University Theatre.
Fourth Row:
FLORA MAE ALICE FERAUD, '42, BSD New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club; Y. W. C A.
LUCILLE JANE FERDERBER, '42, A K '1' Chicago, III.
HELEN COYLE FERRANDOU. '41. A 11 New Orleans, La.
Jambalava (1, 2); Greenbackers (2); Glee Club (1).
Filth Row:
ELSIE TERESA FIELD, '42 New Orleans, La.
Jennie C, Nixon Debafinq Society; Y W C. A.; Puppet Club.
NANCY ELIZABETH FIELDS, '41, X Si Pine Apple, Ala.
International Relations Club; Orchestra; Dormitory Council,
RACHEL LEAH FINEGOLD, '41 New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Puppet Club.
Sixth Row:
JEANNE OLIE FINKE, '41, H I New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A. (I, 2), Cabinet (2); International Relations Club (2); Debating Club (2);
Art Club (2); Freshman Hop Committee; Sophomore Drag Committee.
CAROLYN MAXINE FISCHER. '41, -I' M New Orleans. La.
Glee Club; University Theatre.
FAIRFAX FOSTER. '41. II II 'l' Franklin. La.
Greenbackers (I. I).
Seventh Row:
DENISE ISABEL FREEMAN, '42, A A 11 New Orleans, La.
Art Club; Y. W. C. A.
MARION 8EULAH FRESCHEL, '42 New York, N. Y.
University Theatre; Classical Club.
HELENE FRIEDMAN, '42 Fort Smith, Ark.
International Relations Club; Camera Club; University Theatre.
Eighth Row:
MARJORIE LOIS FRY, '41, \ E •[ Natchei, Miss.
Art Club.
DOROTHY LEE GAIENNIE, '41, K A New Orleans, La.
Art Club (I. 2); Debating Club (I, 2); International Relations Club (I, 2).
JANE LUM GAITHER, '41, X fi Hopkinsville, Ky.
International Relations Club.
Ninth Row:
JANE ELIZABETH GALLAHER, '42, A () 11 New Orleans, La.
Classical Club.
LAURA CARROLL GALLION, '41, X !i . . i; 5 .>'; Washington, D. C.
Debating Club; Classcal Club.
BEVERLY RITA GALLO, '•11, II * A New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo.
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First Ro~:
MARIE ELAINE GAMARD, '42. A II II New Orleans. La.
Glee Club; The Cardies; Catholic Club.
KATHERINE ELIZABETH GARDNER, '42 Houston. Tex.
University Theatre.
SHIRLEY ADELE GARROT, '42, B S () New Orleans, La.
Glee CIud; Catholic Club; The Bardies- Y. W. C. A.; Camera Club.
Second Row:
GLADYS LODOISKA GAY, 42, 11 B !> New Orleans, La.
3lee Club; Orchestra.
FRANCES GILMER, '42, X Si Lake Charles, La.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
JANICE SHIRLEY GINSBURG, '42 Alexandria, La.
Glee Club; University Theatre; Irish Club; Jennie C. Nixon Debating Club.
Third Row:
LaREINE HILL GLADDEN, '42, K \ H N;w Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Hullabaloo; Hockey.
REVA LEAH GODLOVE. '41, .\ K .|. Houston, Tex.
University Theatre.
FAY BETTYE GOLDMAN, '42 New Orleans, La.
Debating Club.
Fourth Row:
RUTH JOHNSON GORDON, '42, K K T Bryan, Tex.
Dance Club; Art Club.
BETTY LEE GOUGH, '41 New Orleans, La.
Operetta; Glee Ciub (I. 2).
NOLA FLORENCE GRANGER, '42, Z T A New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
Fifth Row:
VIOLET MAY GREMAR, '42, * .M New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Huliabaloo; University Theatre.
ROSALIE GRESHAM '41, II li 'I' Birmingham, Ala.
Hullabaloo.
CAROLYN VIVIAN GRIFFITH, '41, A i 11 Slidell, La.
Glee Club {I, 2); Classical Club (2); Operetta (2).
Sixth Row:
NELLIE MAE GUNN, '42, A A II New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Orchestra; Puppet Club; International Relations Club, Y. W. C. A.
MARY ANN HACKEH, '42, II B '( New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Hockey.
FLORENCE YVONNE HAMAKER, '42, A <l II New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; University Theatre.
Seventh Row:
FRANCES MINNETTE HARDEMAN, '41, H •! A Stonewall. La.
ANNE GORDON HARPER, '41, K A (I Augusta, Ga.
International Relations Club.
MARTHA LILLY HARPER, 41. K A () Minden, La.
Glee Club (I, 2); International Relations Club (2).
Eighth Row:
MERCEDES LUCILLE HARRIS, '42, K K r New Orleans, La.
EMMA BARBARA HARRISON, '41, ! .M Forest, Miss.
Grecnbockcrs (I, 2).
ELIZABETH BEALE HARRISON, '42, II It ! Hopewell, Va.
Art Club; Puppet Club.
Ninth Row:
MIMI ELIZABETH HARRY, '41, K K T Now Orleans, La.
Jambolaya (1)1 Hullabaloo (1, 2).
DOROTHY 'WILHELMINA HARTLEY, '«, II 1 c I Now Orleans. La.
Glee Club; Y. W. C A,
GAIL HAUSMANN, '42, A K 'I' Now Orleans, La.
Swimming; Tennis.
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First Row:
JUNE LOIS HAVA, '42 New Orleans, La.
NORMA ELIZABETH HEBERT, '42 New Orleans, La.
Archery: Hockey.
AUDREY SHIRLEY HEREFORD, '41. X ".! New Orleans, La.
Greenbackers; Jambalaya.
Second Row:
HARRIET HEIDLER, '41, XV. Mount Vernon, III.
irternational Relations Club; Art Club; Class Vice-President (2).
SARA CECILE HEIM, '42, -frSr New Orleans. La.
Classif.al Club; University Theatre; Glee Club; Hockey: Tennis.
ALGIE WALTON HILL, '41, K K T MontqDmery. Ala.
Hullabaloo; Debating Club.
GLORIA BETTY HILL. '42, K K :' New Orleans, La.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
DOROTHY HELEN HILLER, '42, .\ K ]>
Art Club; Glee Club.
New Orleans, La.
MILDRED AMELIE HILLER, '41 New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Art Club.
Fourth Row:
JANE ELIZABETH HINDS, '41, New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
BETTY CHAUVIN HOCHENEDEL, '41, K K 1' Houma, La.
Art Club- Glee Club.
ESTELLE MARGARET HOCKE, '42 New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A.; Swimming.
Fifth Row:
KATE HODGE, '41, ! M New Orleans, La.
Class President (l); Jambalaya (I, 2); Glee Club (I); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2); T. U. R. K.
(2); Cotillion Club (2).
ELSA HOEHN, '42, .\ !! New Orleans, La.
Glee Club
JANE HOFFHEIMER, '41, .\ F. <!' Cincinnati, Ohio
Art Club (I, 2); International Relations Club (I, 2); University Theatre (I, 2).
TATIANA HOFSTRA, '42 New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A.; Hockey.
MARY VIRGINIA HOHENSTEIN, '42, K K 1" New Orleans, La.
Art Club; Catholic Club.
EMA GLEN HOOKS, '41, K .\ O Shrevcport, La.
Glee Club.
Seventh Row:
AGNES ADELLA HOPKINS, '42 Gretna, La.
FRANCES ELIZABETH HUTSON, '42, /, T A Shreveport, La.
Art Club; Swimming; Tennis.
MARY JANE HUTSON, '41, It i; (1 New Orleans, La.
Head Cheerleader (2); T. U. R. K.; Y. W. C. A.; Catholic Club; Glee Club; De-bating
Club; Tennis; Freshman Beauty Court; Sophomore Drag Committee.
Eighth Row:
JANE LAIRD IRWIN, '41, .\ n || Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.
University Theatre; Y. W. C. A.
HELOISE PFEIFER ISAACSON, '42 Little Rock, Ark.
NELLIE ELIZABETH IVEY, '42, II 1 () New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Camera Club; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Hop Committee.
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Ninth Row:
AUDREY MAUDE JOHNSON, '42, A n 11
Tennis; Art Club; Internatir ^
LEILA BADHAM JOHNSTON, '42, A ^ h . , .... ....
Art Club; UnivBr^ty; Theatre.
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Art Club (2 3), International Rclationi Slab (l);-'Ho'clte^ {if; Glee Club. ; ii
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First Row:
SARA VIRGINIA JONES, '41, X 9. Mileston, Miss.
Class Vke-President (1); House Council (2); Orchestra (I); Lampyrids.
CLARA YVONNE JONES. '42 Menard, Tex.
University Theatre: Art Club.
DOROTHY LOUISE JURISICH, '41, BIO New Orleans. La.
Ar+ Club; Sophomore Drag Committee; Hullabaloo; Y, W. C. A.
Second Row:
GLORIA MAE REBECCA JUSTICE, 42 Marrero, La.
Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club.
HENRIETTA JANICE KAHN, -4!, A K <!> New Orleans, La.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
WESTLEY RITA KAISER, '42 New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club; Hullabaloo; Glee Club; Dance Club; Y. W. C. A.;
Puppet Club.
Third Row:
BIRDIE MAE KAPLAN, '42, .\ K * Louisville, Ky.
BLANCHE KEILER, '42 Paducah, Ky.
BETTY ANN KELLNER, 42, .\ K + Springfield, III.
Archery; International Relations Club.
Fourth Row:
MARY CATHERINE KELLY, '42, [ W New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
MARJORIE BARBARA KIBBE, '42, II 'I' .\ New Orleans, La.
Art Club; Y. W. C. A.
KATHLEEN VICTORIA KIECH, '42 Joncsbcro, Ark.
Art Club. Camera Club; International Relations Club,
Filth Row:
ELEANOR VIRGINIA KLUGH, '41, II H <l> Hot Springs, Ark,
HARRIETT CARPENTER KOSTMAYER, '41. K K 1' New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club (I. 2); Glee Club (I, 2i.
JANE ELISE KOTTWITZ, '42 Houston, Tex.
Sixth Row;
VIRGINIA BAUMAN KYLE, '42 New Iberia, La.
ELAINE MARJORIE LACROIX, '41, .\ '..' New Orleans, La.
KATHERINE LAIDLAW, '41, K K I' Dallas, Tex.
Art Club.
Seventh Row:
EMMA JOAN LANDRY, '42, B 'I" A New Iberia, La.
University Theatre; Catholic Club.
MARY LOU LANGDON, '42 Hornersville, Mo.
G\v:. Club; Y. W. C. A.; University Theatre.
ROSE HARDING LAPEYRE, '42, X S! Jacksonville, Fla.
Glee Club; University Theatre.
Eighth Row:
DORIS RUTH LAVNER, '41 Inverness, Miss
Glee Club; A Capclla Choir; University Theatre; Hullabaloo; International
Relations Club.
BERNADETTE RITA LAWHON, '42. It •!> A New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
RUTH AUDREY LEBERMAN, '41, .\ i: •! Chicago, III.
Ninth Row:
ALMA FRANCES LECKERT, '41, B "fr}^ New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club.
DORA JANE LEDGERV/OOD. '42 . . .
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Glee Club; Universify Theatre; Dance Club.
BETTIE GOHLMAN LESTER, '42, A n || . Houston, Tt«.
Glee Ciuo.
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First Row:
MARY ELAINE LEVERICH. '42, II « •! New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
HELENS REGINA LEVI, 41, A K •!• Dallas, Te«.
University Theatre; Swimming.
JOYCE EVELYN LEVIS. '« Houston, Te».
Debating Club; Camera Club.
Second Row:
JUDITH RUTH LEVITAN, '« Chicago, III.
International Relations Club; Tennis.
FANNY MAE LEVY, •41 New Orleans, La.
JANICE HELEN LEVY, '41, .\ K * New Orleans, La.
Third Row:
JACKLYN HERME LEVY, '42 New Orleans, La.
SARA POPE LEWIS, '41, X !> Atlanta, Ga.
Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Operetta.
BERNICE NADINE LINSKY, '42 St. Louis, Mo.
Fourth Row;
BETTY ANNE LIPPER, '42, .\ K + Houston, Tex.
International Relations Club.
MIRIAM INEZ LIPSON, "42 Marks, Miss.
Orchestra; Tennis; Badminton.
BLANCHE WOLF LISCHKOFF, '42, .\ K [> Pensacola, Fla
Archery.
Fifth Row:
ANNETTE SHIFRA LISITZKY, '41 New Orleans, La.
EMILIE ELLIOT LOCASCIO, '42, .A <) II New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya; Glee Club; The Bardies.
CAROLYN ALICE LONG, '41, \i '\> \ New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
Sixth Row:
MARIAN BARBARA LOTRUGLIO, '42 New Orleans, La.
Classical Club.
MELBA EVELYN LOUBAT, '41, \ S n New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo; Glee Club.
MARILYN LLOYD LOVELL, '41, K X » Fiance Field, C. Z.
Seventh Row:
EVELYN THOMPSON LuWE, '41, K K I" New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
FLEURETTE ADOREE LURIE, '42, A K <l> New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Glee Club.
MURIEL MARY ANN LYONS, '42, •! M New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Glee Club; Catholic Club.
Eighth Row:
JEAN MAGEE, '41, \ A II New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A.
MARJORIE DOROTHY MALTRY, '41, II •!> A New Orleans. La.
ARDATH MARY MARKEL, '41, A <i II New Orleans. La.
Hullabaloo.
Ninth Row:
GAYLE RHOADES MARSCHALL, '42, A <) 11 New Orleans, La.
Swimming: Archery.
MARGARET LOUISE MARSHALL, '41, II B. 4> Monterrey, Mexico
Art Giilb,;
MARY AUGUSTO MAVERICK, '42. X T A ;U • J- • < v San Antonio, Tex.
University Theatrt5:\6lee "Ctiib.
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First Row:
JENNIE LINCOLN WAYER, '42, BIO New Orleans, La.
BETTIE MAE McCORD, 42, K K 1' New Orleans, La.
Art Club; Tennis.
MARY LOUISE McCORD, '41 Cary, Miss.
Y, W. C. A. (I, 2); International Relations Club.
Second Row:
FRANCES PARDUE McCUTCHON, '42, X New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club; Glee Club.
MARTHA CREIGHTON McCUTCHON, '42, X S New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Catholic Club.
EDITH MURRELL McDONALD, '42, Z T .\ New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo; Y. W, C. A.; Archery.
Third Row:
CHARLEY NELLE McGOWEN, 41, K .\ 9 Shreveport, La.
Hullabaloo.
DOROTHY KATHRYN McGUIRK, '41, A 11 New Orleans, La.
University Theatre
MARY JANE MclNTOSH, '41, /. T .\ Memphis, Tenn.
Art Club.
Fourth Row:
MARGARET COKE McLAURIN, '42 Dallas, Tex.
International Relations Club; Art Club.
THERESA ELIZABETH McNARON, '42 Fairfield, Ala.
Art Club; University Theatre.
LORRAINE CLAIR MEDNIK, '42 St. Louis, Mo.
Tennis.
Fifth Row:
MARY LANGLEY MEHAFFY. '42, II B * Little Rock, Ark.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
PEGGY MENGIS, '41, Hill New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo; Catholic Club.
NANCY MEREDITH, '42 Dallas, Tex.
Sixth Row:
IDA JEAN MERING, '42 Kansas City, Mo.
Art Club.
VERNA MAE CLAIRE MEYER '42 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Orchestra; Y. W. C. A.; Dance Club; Hullabaloo; Puppet Club.
ELIZABETH HENRIETTA MEYERS, '41, B * :\ New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A.; Archery.
Seventh Row:
RENEE DAVID MIESTER, '41, •!• M New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Glee Club.
NANCY BEIRNE MILES, '42, II B •! New Orleans, La.
BERTHA ROSE MILLER. '42 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Swimming; Badminton.
Eighth Row:
MILDRED LOUISE MINDERMAN, '41, B '1' ;\ New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A.; Archery,
MARGUERITE ANNE MOONEY, '41, .\ A II Tampa, Fla.
Operetta; University Theatre; Glee Club; International Relations Club.
ROSALIE ELLEN MOORE, '41, A A II N«w Orleans, La.
Glee Club; University Theatre; Orchestra.
Ninth Row:
ELVIA MARIE MORALES, '42 New Orleans. L.i.
Glee Club; Y, W. C. A.; Swimming; Archery.
FRANCES WHITE MORRISS, '41. <» M Birmingham. Ala.
Art Club; University Theatre; Oobating Club.
MARIE THEARD MOSES. 41, B •^ A ; ; Naw Orleani. La.
L.impvridi; Calholic Club; Debating Club: ParfHcllenic Association.
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First Row:
MAIDA KATHLEEN MOTER, 41 New Orleans. La.
MILDRED DUTARTRE MURRAY, '42 Vidalia. La.
Debating Club; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Hockey.
MARIAN LLOYD NASH. 42 Gretna, La.
Second Row;
FANNIE LEE NELKEN, '42 New Orleans. La.
Dance Club.
LOUISE COURTIN NELSON, '42 New Orleans. La.
Cmnr.i Cli;b; Y W. C. A.; GlfiC Club; Archery; Hockey.
CATHERINE JESSIE NIXON. '42 New Orleans, La.
Swimming.
Third Row;
ALINE JOEL NOBILE, 41 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club.
CAROLYN ELIZABETH NORTH. '42, K A B Memphis. Tenn.
Y W. C. A.; Glee Club; Archery.
FRANCES MARY OCCHIPINTI. '41 New Orleans. La.
Swimming; Tennis.
Fourth Row;
BETTY ELISE ODENWALD, '41, 11 1 () New Orleans. La.
Glee Club; University Theatre; Dance Club.
EMILY RITA OHLSEN. '42 New Orleans, La.
TRINA ALBERTA OLINDE, '42 New Roads, La.
Catholic Club; International Relations Club; Art Club; Dance Club.
Fifth Row:
MARCIE ANNE ONIELL, '42 Franklin, La.
Glee Club.
JEAN MARILYN ORTON, '42, \ I . 'I' Cincinnati, Ohio
International Relations Club; Dance Club; Art Club.
NATHALIE DORIS OWINGS, '42, .\ (I II New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Art Club.
Sixth Row:
BERTHA PAGLIN, '42, A K •!> New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo: Debating Club; Dance Club; Tennis; Swimming
LILLIAN NEELY PALMER, '42, A A II Waynesboro, Ga.
Universlly Theatre; Glee Club.
MARGARET PATERSON, 42, .\ '..' New Orleans, La.
Seventh Row:
LUCILE CARRIE PATTERSON, '42. <1> M New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya; Glee Club.
MARJORIE CLAUDIA PEARCE, '42, K K I' Alexandria, La.
Art Club; Y. W. C. A.; Hullabaloo.
REGINA CONSTANCE PELIAS, '42, /, T A New Orleans. La.
Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Orchestra.
Eighth Row:
EUNICE EVE PERKINS, 41, Z T A Sulphur, La.
Hullabaloo; Art Club; Y. W. C. A.
HEPHZIBAH CATHERINE PERKINS, '42, 'l> .\l Lake City, Fla.
Glee Club.
JANE PER-LEE, 42 Liberty, Mo.
Tennis.
Ninth Row: ...^^::% > .'V^-L ;.'
MARION RITA PEYTRAL, >'4f/|6jU: O New Orleans, La^N'
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Glee Club; Ja*mli«loya.' |"*'
KATHARINE AUGUSTA PHILLIPS, '42, H B* New Orleans, La.
Glee Ciub.
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First Row:
KATHARINE MINOR PIPES. '42, K K I' Houma, La.
Art Club.
WARTHA JANE PORTER. '41, K K I' Fort Wayne. Ind.
Class Secretary (21.
VIOLA JOSIE POTTHARST, '41. .\ '..' New Orleans. La.
Glee Club.
Second Row;
CATHERINE SOPHIA POWERS. '42 New Orleans. La.
Dance Club.
EVELYN GRAY POWERS. '42. -\ n II Atlanta. Ga.
Art Club; International Relations Club.
HANNAH BETTY PRINS, '42. .A K -l" Kansas City. Mo.
International Relations Club; Art Club.
Third Row:
JAMIE HOFFMAN PROCHASKA. '42. II 1 1 1 New Orleans. La.
Y. W. C. A.; Art Club.
IDA ELIZABETH RAULINS. '41 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Y, W. C A.; Puppet Club; International Relations Club,
MARIE LOUISE RAMELLI. '41. Ann New Orleans. La.
Jambalaya; International Relations Club; Art Club; Catholic Club; Hullabaloo; Tennis.
Fourth Row:
ANALEE MARIE RAY, '41. A () II New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club; Art Club.
JANE AUDREY READ, '41, K K 1' New Orleans. La.
JULIA LEE REED, 42 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.
Fifth Row:
LUCIA VAN LIERE REEVES. '42 Paducah, Ky.
DOROTHY REINER, 42 New Orleans. La.
ESTHER LOUISE RENAUD. '42. K .\ H Ft. Worth, Tex.
International Relations Club; Debating Club; Art Club.
Sixth Row:
JEAN COWIE RESTRICK, '42. K K 1' Detroit, Mich.
Dance Club; Glee Club.
LILLIAN ELIZABETH RIDNOUR, '41. II * A Metairie, La.
Glee Club.
CAROLYN ELSA ROBBERT, '42, A A II New Orleans. La.
Glee Cliib- Cheerleader (1); Hockey.
Seventh P.ow:
NAOINE ESTHER RObiJERT. '41, .\ A II New Orleans, La.
Glct Club; Dance Club; Lompyrids; Soccer.
MARTINE ROSEMOND ROBERTS, '42. K A 6 Port Arthur. Tex.
Aft Club; International Relations Club; Archery.
PATRICIA ROBERTSON, '41, A d II Naw Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Hullabaloo; Internotional Relations Club; Art Club; Tennis.
Eighth Row:
MARY ELOISE ROONEY. '42 New Orleans. La.
CLARICE RUTH ROSENBERG, '42 SI. Louis. Mo.
Orchestra; Glee Club; University Theatre.
JOAN ROSENBERG. '42. A I; •!> Wllnnotle. III.
Ninth Row:
MARJORIE RUTH ROSENBLUM, '42 Kansas City, Mo.
Internatio" > * ''
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JENNIE ROSS, '42, K V ii New Orleans, Lo.
DOROTHY FAY ROSSEN, '42 St. Louis, Mo.
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First Row.
EDNA MAE ROUPRICH. 42 Gretna, La.
ANNA IvtARIE ROY. 42, U^O New Orleans, La.
Glee Club: University Ttieatre.
BERYL MILDRED ROY, '41, li * A New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo; University Theatre; Puppet Club.
Second Row:
ELLA AGATHA RICHEY, 42, !• .M New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Art Club.
ELIZABETH GALLIAND SANDOZ, '41, A O n New Orleans, La.
Swimming: Hockey
JANE GORDON SANDOZ, '42, A II 11 New Orleans. La.
Hullabaloo; International Relations Club; Cattiolic Club; Archery.
Third Row:
MAURINE MA8EL SASSbR, '42, /. I' A Nixon, Te«.
University Theatre; Glee Club.
DOROTHY LeGRANDE SAWYER, '41 Columbia, S. C.
EUNICE AUDREY SCHMITT, '42 New Orleans, La.
Classical Club.
Fourth Row:
JANET CLARA SCHNEIDER, '42, It 1 O New Orleans, La.
SHIRLEY VERONICA SCHOENDORF, '42 New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo Business Staff
ALICE WILHELMINA SCHOENHARDT, '42, A <l II New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club.
Fifth Row:
ELIZABETH SCHRAMM, '42, HB* New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club; Art Club.
DOROTHY CAROLINE SCHREIBER, '42, 11 X n New Orleans, La.
ELMA LOIS SCHROEDER, '42, II 'I' A New Orleans, La.
Si«th Row:
ELAINE STEVENS SCH'WARTZ, '42 New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Art Club; Glee Club.
CHARLOTTE MAURICE SCHWARZ, '41, A K 'l' Hempstead, Tex.
Class Treasurer (2); Art Club.
MARTHA ADELE SCOTT, '42, K K T Alexandria, La.
University Theatre; Glee Club.
Seventh Row:
MARGARET PALMER SCOTT, '42, /, T A New Orleans, La.
University Theatre; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Orchestra.
FLORENCE ANNE SEALE, '42 Bryan, Tex.
University Theatre.
ELIZABETH SEAVER, '42 New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo: A't Club; Glee Club.
Eighth Row:
AMELIE KATHLEEN SEEMANN, '42 New Orleans, La.
International Relations Club.
JOYCELYNN FAITH SEEMANN, '42 New Orleans. La.
Y. Vk'. C. A.; Glee Club.
DOROTHY MORTIMER SHAPARD, '41, 11 I! <f New Orleans, La.
Ninth Row: S; |j<^
NANCY SHAVV, 41, II B i>sf New Orleans, La.
~ ^ „ T. U. R. K.; Tennis.
HANNAH LEAH SIEGEL, '42 Anderson, S. C.
Hullabaloo: Swiniminq.
JEANETTE ANN SILBERBERG, '42, !• 1 1 Clarkiville, Tex.
Glee Club: Art Club.
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First Row.
CAROLYN SILVERMAN, '41, A K * New Orleans. La.
VIRGINIA BEVERLEY SIMS. '42, n B <t> Thibodau«. La.
Glee Club.
MARY COLCOCK SINCLAIR. '41. K K F New Orleans. La.
Second Row:
MARY BALDWIN SMIIH, '41. K K I' New Orleans. La.
MILDRED CHEROKEE SMITH, '42 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Orchestra; Puppet Club; Y. W. C. A.
EDITH CATHERINE SMITH, '42, A II New Orleans. La.
Glee Club; Catholic Club; Jambalaya.
Third Row:
ELISABETH ELISE MASON SMITH, '42 New Orleans. La.
EVELYN RUTH SMITH. '42. /. T .V Waukegan. III.
Camera Club.
MARGARET DIXON SMITH. '42, K K 1" Hammond. La.
Glee Club.
Fourth Row:
MARGARET ELAINE SOLOMON, '42, A E * Houston. Tex.
Irterrational Relations Club; t fockey.
MARION CAROLYN STARTS. '42. .\ A II New Orleans. La.
Glee Club: Hockey; Swimming.
JEANET IRMA STECKLER, '42, A K + New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo, Art Club; Debating Club; International Relations Club; Swimming.
Fifth Row:
JOAN STEIN. '42. A K !> Kansas City. Mo.
International Relations Club; Art Club.
BEULAH STERBCOW. '47 New Orleans. La.
FRANCES CLEVELAND STERNE. '42, A K + Atlanta. Ga.
Hullabaloo; Debating Club; International Relations Club.
Slith Row:
GLORIA STEVENS. '41, I; 1 <l New Orleans. La.
SYBIL WILKINSON STEVENS. '42. .\ !! New Orleans. La.
Glee Club.
MARGARET VIRGINIA STEWART, '42 New Orleans, La.
Seventh Row:
ELIZABETH CECIL STIFFELL, '42, .\ S.' Lake Charles. La.
International Relations Club; Art Club.
LOUISE PATTERSON STITES, '42. 11 B * Louisville. Ky.
International Relations Club; Art Club.
LOUISE HARRISON STOLLENWERCK. '41, A A II Uniontown. Ala.
Eighth Row:
MARY SUE STRAHAN. 42 New Orleans. La.
Glee Club.
ELIZABETH CHARLES STUART. '42 New York. N. Y.
BETTYE MAUDE STULB. 42, K K 1' New Orleans. La.
Dance Club; Glee Club; Art Club.
Ninth Row:
MARY AGNES SULLIVAN, '41 i . . . New Orleans. La.
Catholic Club; Basketball; Badhniftlon.
PATRICIA VINER SUTHERLAND, '42, X S! P.ipinq, China
lnt'Tr>,>tir,n il Rolations Club: University Theatre.
DOROTHY SUTTON, '41, IT \ (I Sylvester, Ga.
Glee CluP.
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First Row:
MYRTLE GLADYS SWAYNE, '41 New Orleans, La.
Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Orchestra; Operetta.
BEHY TANENBAUM. '41, Z T A Waco, Tex.
Athletic Council; Art Club; Swimming.
AMYE JEAN TERZIA, '42. K .\ O Monroe, La.
Art Club
Second Row:
DORA SUTLIFFE THATCHER, '41, AAH Houma, La.
Glee Club; University Theatre; Debating Club; Classical Club.
MARION LUCILE THIBAUT, '42, X S! Atlanta, Ga.
Art Club; Glee Club.
DONA THISTLETHWAITE, '41, K K T Opelousas. La.
Jambalaya; Art Club.
ETHOL ELIZABETH TRELEAVEN, '42 New Orleans, La.
Slee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Hockey.
ADABEL ANTOINETTE TRICOU, '42 New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming.
LOUISE LYMAN TRIMBLE, '41, Z T A Shreveport, La.
Jambalaya; Art Club (1, 2). Secretary (2); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2); Glee Club (I);
Camera Club (I, 2); T. U. R. K. (2).
Fourth Row:
EDITH ALICE TROTTER. '41 New Orleans, La.
Badminton; Swimming.
MARILEE TULLIS, '42, II H 'I' New Orleans, La.
AUGUSTA MORRILL TURNER, '42, AAII McDonough, Ga.
Art Club; University Theatre.
Fifth Row:
ROSALIE EVELYN VACCARO, '42, Z T A New Orleans, La.
Art Club; Glee Club.
SHIRLEY MAE VAN LUE, '42, Z T A New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.
MARY ELIZABETH VENTURELLA, '41 New Orleans, La.
r. W. C. A.; Classical Club; Catholic Club.
Sixth Row:
MARY MARGARET VERLANDER, '42, 11 r New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Catholic Club; Y. W. C. A.
SARAH RICHARDSON VILLERE, '42, II B + New Orleans, La.
DOROTHY HELEN VIOSCA, '42, B * A New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Catholic Club; The Bardies; Y. W. C. A.
Seventh Row:
CAROLYN HIGDON WAGSTAFF, '42, I! 1 ( I Columbia, Tenn.
Y W C A : Dance Club; University Theatre; Puppet Club.
MARIE-LOUISE WAKEMAN, '42, •! M New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo; Debating Club; Dance Club; Hockey.
JANE V^ALDHORN, '42, A K * New Orleans, La.
Art Club.
Eighth Row;
DOROTHY ALICE WALKER, '41, Bid New Orleans. La.
Debating Club (I, 2); Y. W. C. A. (I, 2), Cabinet (2); Badminton.
MARIE LEONCE WALL, '42, K K 1' Thomasvllle, Ga.
Catholic Club.
BETTY ANN WALTER, '42. 'I^ \l El Paso, Tex.
Art Club.
Ninth Row: -f;^
CORINNE ADELE WATERMAN, '42, K K 1' New Orleans, U,,*"
Catholic Club; Dramatic Club. ..^'
BARBARA SHEPARD WATSON, '41, ,\ !.' Tallahassee, i4a^,^<
T. U. R. K. "^^"''ft
FRANCES WATSON, '41, K K ]' Memphis, Tenn.
IntcrnaliCial Reial(ons Club; Debating Club; Y. W. C. A, Cabinet j\?ucpet Club.
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First Row:
JOAN WAUERS, ''12, KKT New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club; Hullabaloo.
SUZANNE WEATHERSBY, '42 Houston, Tex.
Glee Club; Art Club.
HERMOINE WEIL '42 New Orleans, La.
Second Row:
IvtATHILDE MIRIAM WEIL. '42 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club Hockey.
JEAN HELEN WEISMa,< '42 Minneapolis, Minn.
DOROTHY ALICE WELLS, '42, K A O Tulsa, Okla.
Art Club.
Ttiird Row:
ELINOR TERRY WELSH, '41, K K I' New Orleans, La.
University Theatre.
MARGARET LEE WENDT, '41, .^ .M New Orleans, La.
Hullabaloo (I, 2), Staff ArTist; Jambalaya (I, 2), Staff Artist; Glee Club (I, 2);
Art Club (I, 2).
EMMA SCHUMACKER WESSON, '42 Navasota, Tex.
Glee Club.
Fourth Row:
HARRIET CRENSHAW WHITE, '42, K A G New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Art Club; Hullabaloo; The Bardies; Y. W. C A
MARTHA JOSEPHINE WHITE, '41, * M New Orleans, La.
Art Club.
THAIS MARGARET WILD, '42 New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Y. W. C- A., Archery; Swimming,
Fifth Row:
GENE FRANCES WILKES, '42, '!• M New Orleans, La.
Glee Clrb.
JACQUELINE LEoVY WILLIAMS, '42, 'I' M New Orleans, La.
DOROTHY JANE WILSON, '42 Chicago. III.
Sixth Row:
ROSE ELIZABETH WILTZ, '42, li 1 U New Orleans, La.
Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.
GLORIA MAE WIMBERLY, '41, H 'I' A New Orleans, La.
MARTHA HICKMAN WINFREE, '41, .\ S.' Hopkinsville, Ky.
Art Club.
Seventh Row:
YVONNE LAURA WOODS, '41, A A H New Orleans, La.
Catholic Club; Hullabaloo.
EREN YVONNE WOODWARD, '42, .\ A II Picayune, Miss.
Orchestra; Y. W, C. A.; Little Symphony; University Theatre.
GRAHAM PHELAN WRIGHT, Ml. K A O Rome, Ga.
International Relations Club; Glee Club; Classical Club.
Eighth Row:
ANNE ROSE WYLY, '41, K A (J Lake Providence, La.
Glee Club; Classical Club (I, 2); International Relations Club.
CLARE CONDE YANCEY, '41, •!> M Naw Orleans, La.
Art Club; University Theatre.
SYLVIA YONKELOWITZ, '42 .' New Orleans. La.
Ninth Row:
WILMA ELAINE ZAVELO, '42 . . . El Dorado, Ark.
BEHY ZELLNER, '42 . . .' Loui.vill,, Ky.
MARY MADISON ZIEGLER, '42, 11 II * Now Orleans, La.
International Relations Club; Art Club.
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Not quite the nonchalant fellows pictured below, the med school turns out a yearly crop
of the South's finest doctors. Once a guy gets into this grind, no one sees him again for
six hard years, except for an occasional Saturday night breather—that is, if he stays in
school.
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COLLEGE OF CADAVERS, CARNAGE, CATAPLEXY, AND CASTOR OIL
CLASS OFFICERS
STUDENT BODY
Roy E. Moon President
George H. Martin Vice-President
John B. Trible Secretary-Treasurer
Marshall Eskridge Treasurer
SENIOR CLASS
H. E. Ratcllffe President
E. J. Peterson Vice-President
Cyril T. Yancey Treasurer
John C. Hope, Jr Secretary
JUNIOR CLASS
Thomas E. Weiss President
Thomas G. Ross Vice-President
Fred C. Rehfeldt Secretary
Larry J. Kern, Jr Treasurer
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Frank E. Tugwell, Jr President
E. Aubrey Cox Vice-President
Carl Nadler Secretary
Theodore F. Treuting Treasurer
FRESHMAN CLASS
John Levy President
Leroy Murphree Vice-President
Charles Patterson Secretary
Thurman Talley Treasurer
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First Row:
SAMUEL RALPH ABRAMSON, + A K
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council,
Lafayette, La.
HARTWIG MOSS ADLER New Orleans. La.
B.A. Degree. University of Michigan.
Second Row;
JULIAN BLAIZE AMOROSO New Orleans. La.
HENRY LUTHER ANDERSON. H T l.\ -I- U II, .\ li -I-, .\ K A Sellers, Ala.
B.A. Degree, M.A. Degree. University of Alabama; Gorgas Society Fellow.
Third Row:
CELESTINE ROSS ATKINSON, K A H . . , New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree. Tulane University.
SAMUEL CARTER ATKINSON. .\ 1 N, 1 A E Waverly, Ga.
Fourth Row;
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BEATY LEE BASS. !• X , 'I' K ! . Scotland Neck. N. C.
B.S. Degree, North Carolina State.
ROBERT CREGOR BATEI^AN, li II U, .\ 1 N .... Springfield. Ky.
Fifth Row:
JACKSON LEONARD BOSTWICK, .N 1 .N, * A .... Miami. Fla.
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
WINFRED EARL BROWN. 'I' 1' 1 . Elizabeth City, N. C.
Sinth Row:
CHARLES RUSSELL BROWNELL. JR.
THOMAS ALLEN BUNKLEY, ll K +, 1 A Ifi, i. ^
Owls feflilji
, . . . Morgan City. La.
Stamford, Tex,
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GEORGE WILLIAM BURKE Sierraville, Calif.
Square and Compass Club.
ARTHUR JORDAN BUTT, JR., <l' A H, * X, * *
B,S. Degree, Tulane University.
Second Row:
FRANCIS CARTER COLEMAN, n K -l-
B.S. Degree, Mississippi College.
Pensacola, Ra.
Jackson, Miss.
BEAMON SHERLEY COOLtY. JR., U K i-. B B B, H X A . . . . Birmingham. Ala.
B.S. Degree, Birmingham-Southern College; Class Treasurer (I); Owls Club
Treasurer (4).
Third Row:
MARY VIRGINIA COPELAND, XV.
B.A. Degree. University of North Carolina.
FRENCH HOOD CRADDOCK, JR., K 1, -I- .\
B-S. Degree, University of Alabama.
Marion, N. C.
Sylacauga, Ala.
ALFRED PENN CRAIN. JR., K A , A K K
Class Secretary (2); Owls Club.
Shrevepcrt, La.
LEMUEL UNDERWOOD CREECH, -!• X Smithfield. N. C.
Fifth Row:
THOMAS HENRY CROUCH. K 1. A K K
White Elephants; Glee Club; Greenbackers.
Douglas. Arii.
JULIUS WINSTON DAVENPORT. JR.. it \! Norfolk, Va.
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>lh Row:
RALPH JONES DAVIS Rome. Ga.
ERNEST GEORGE DoBAKEY Lake ChiirlQs, Lj.
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SENIOR CLASS
First Row:
CHARLES FLEMING DORSEY, 6 K -I' Jackson. Miss.
B A. Degree, Mississippi College.
HORACE BUFFINGTON DOZIER. li II II, .\ :; .N, B .M Fort Smith, Ark.
Second Row:
KENNETH DUNHAM St. Augustine, Fla.
B.S. Degree, University of Florida.
JOHN LEWIS DYER New Orleans. La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
Third Row:
WOODARD EASON FARMER, .\ K K, I' 1 K Wilmington, N. C.
JOHN PLEASANT FATHERREE, 'I' .\ Jackson, Miss.
B.A. Degree. Mississippi College.
Class Vice-President (I): Square and Compass President (3. 4); Commonwealth
Scholarship.
Fourth Row:
ESMOND ANTHONY FATTtR, 'I' I' 1 New Orleans, La.
Jambalaya (4).
LEOPOLDO GARCIA Ponce, P. R.
Fifth Row:
JAMES FOSTER GAVIN, B X. A K K Fort Gaines, Ga.
B 5. Degree, Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
JAMES OLIVER GOOCH, ! .\, II K \ Shamrock, Te«.
Honor Council (4); Owls Club.
Sixth Row:
PETER CARL GRAFFAGNINO, .\ 1 .\. <!' 1! K, il M New Orleans. La.
B 5, Degree. Tuiane University, 1936; Owls Club.
BERNARD GURLAND Bayonne, N. J.
B.S. Degree. Tulane University: History of Medicmc Society; Track.
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VERNON LeROY HAGAN. •[ X Sylacauga, Ala.
EDWARD McLEOD HARRELL, A K K Tifton. Ga.
B.S. Degree, University of Georglo.
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First Row:
JESSE DOUGLAS HARRIS A K K Cordele. Ga.
BELL MARVIN HARVARD, JR., X 1 X, A T A, <! +, B M Hammond, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University; Thirteen Club; Glee Club: Dramatic Guild; Owls
Club; Jambalaya.
Second Row:
ROBERT BER HASPEL, /, B T New Orleans. La.
HUGH HENRY HAWLEY, JR., i X, <!• X Stillwater. Okla.
B.S. Degree, Oklahoma A. and W.; Basketball.
Third Row:
ELLIOTT BYRON HAY, •! K 1, B K + McComb, Mia.
Owls Club.
JOHN WILLIAM HENRICKSON, GK* Amarillo, Tex.
Medical Pan-Hellenn Council; Jambalaya (3); Hullabaloo (2); Owls Club.
Fourth Row:
NED WILSON HOLLAND, (I K -I', II K 'h Blakely, Ga.
JOHN CRAWFORD HOPE, JR., <!• X Mobile, Ala.
B.A. Degree, Sprrnghill College; Hullabaloo (2).
Fifth Row:
JOSEPH VINCENT HOPKINS, JR., X 1 X, 'I' A Victoria, Tex.
ALBERTO FRANCIS INCLAN, 'I' l> il Havana, Cuba
Sixth Row:
LOUIS WILLIAM OSCAR JANSSEN, JR., OK* New Orleans, La
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
JOHN HANEY KELLER, JR., i: { K, A K K China Grove, N. C.
B.A. Degree, Duke University: Class President (I); Honor Council (2|; Owls Club (3, 4).
S«vQnth Row;
WILLIAM TRAVIS KELLEY, A K K. FUmington. Mo.
B A, Degree, University of Missouri; Class Vice-President (3); Medical Pan-Hellenic
Council Pr^s^denl (41.
FRANK ROBERT KINBERGER, (I K !' Now Orl.ani, La.
B.S. Degree, TuKinr U'-ivf^rsit,.
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First Row:
CHARLES ALEXANDRA LAKAYTIS, * 1' S Kewanee, III
Class Secretary (3); Medical Pan-Hellenic Council (3, 4).
LEONARD IRVING LESSER, !• A K Rome, Ga.
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council (3, 4).
Second Row;
ROY THOMAS LESTER, A K K, K A Coushatta, La.
CHARLES O'DOWD LILLY, A K K New Orleans, La.
Third Row:
BENAVIDES MARIO LOPEZ, + I A, A <l> G Laredo, Tex.
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council (3).
LEE HALL LORENZEN New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
Fourth Row:
GEORGE HARRIS MARTIN, A K V.. * .\ Anguilla, Miss.
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council Vice-President (4); Student Body Vice-President (4);
Owls Club (4).
JOSEPH DENEGRE MARTIN. JR., * A e New Iberia. La.
B.S. Degree. Tulane University; White Elephants; Hullabaloo Medical Editor (3, 4).
Fifth Row:
GEORGE SEALE MASON, A K K Lumberton, Miss.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University: Honor Council (4).
CHARLES SINCLAIR McCALL. JR., X 1 N Bennettsville, S. C.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
Si«th Row:
THOMAS FREDERICK McDONNELL, K 1, 'h .\ Jackson, Miss.
HENRY HARCOURT WATERS MILES, 11 II 11, 11 .M New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University.
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JOSEPH MARCEL MONTAGNET, JR.. ,\ 1 >% f K :;, * B K, B, M, N«w Orleans, La."
B.S. Degree, Tulane Hlniverslty,' 1936; '
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First Row:
ROY ELBERT MOON. B K +. B B B, K E A, A E A Chandler, Tex.
Owls Club; Student Body President (4); Student Council Secretary (4); Honor
Council (I).
JULES STELLY MOTTY, JR., ^ X. <f> X Kaplan. La.
Second Row:
NELSON ARNOLD MURkAY. ATI' Jacksonville. Fla.
ROBERT LANSING NORMENT. * X Rowland. N. C.
B.S. Deqree, University of Nortti Carolina.
Third Row:
HARDGROVE SPOFTORD NORRIS St. Augustine. Fla.
ARTHUR HAZLETON OWENS, JR.. I X Ashland. Ala.
B.A. Deqree. University of Alabama. 1935.
Fourth Row:
JULIAN GRAY PARKER. ! X, ! A (I Salt Lake City. Utah
VAN SAM PARMLEY. I) K '1' Electra. Tex.
Fifth Row:
MORRIS PASTERNACK. /. B T Ferriday. La.
McLEOD PATTERSON. .\ 1 N Coral Gables. Fla.
Sixth Row:
JULIUS AUSTIN PENNINGTON Mobile, Ala.
EDWARD JAMES PETERSON. () K + Birmingham. Ala.
Class Vice-President (4).
Seventh Row;
BENJAMIN JAMES PHILLIPS. ! i: II. 'I' A i: Now Orleans, La.
CHARLES KERMIT PITT, m K 't ...,...,.,., Trinity. Ala.
1 1, .nor Council -(3)1 '
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First Row:
HAROLD ELTON RATCLIFFE, !• 1' 1 New Orleans. La.
B.A. Degree, Tulane University. 1935.
Class President (4). Vice-President (2); Owls Club.
NATHAN RESNICK Newark. N. J.
Second Row:
FREDERICK LOUIS REUTER. 'I' T l:, 1 M New Orleans, La.
Class Treasurer (I), Honor Council (3); Pan-Hellenic Council (2. 3).
HARRY LcROY RICHARDS. 1 1 K -l' Spring Church, Pa.
Third Row:
WEBBER TRYON ROBINSON. A K l\ Houston. Tei.
CARLOS ROVIRA Y PALES, \ K S Guayama. P. R.
La Tertulia.
Fourth Row:
ANDRES ERMELINDO SALAZAR Y RIVERA Ponce. P. R.
B.S. Degree, Louisiana State University.
HEWELL COLEMAN SAMUEL, 1 A E, * li 11 Houston. Tex.
B.S. Degree. Birmingham-Southern. 1934 M.S. Degree. University of Alabama, 1937;
Fellow of the Gorgas.
Fifth Row;
RAYMOND SCHEFF SCHEAR, <1> A K Rosedale, Miss.
Sq .are and Compass Club.
HARLEY CECIL SHANDS, .\ I .\, K A, 'I' li K Jackson, Miss.
Spectators.
Sixth Row:
KIYOSHI SHIMABUKURO Laupahoehoe, Hawaii
BLISS CLACLIFFE SHRAPNEL Balboa Heights, C. Z.
Seventh Row;
WILLIAM CARLETON SMITH, •!> .\ Lockhart, Tex.
Owls Club.
HENRY MAXMILLIAN STERN, Z II 1 Deland, Fla.
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First Row:
MORTON MAYER STERN, * A K Newark, N. J.
SIDNEY STILLMAN, * A K Jacksonville, Fla.
B.S. Degree, University of Florida.
Second Row:
BERTHA-ELVIS STOKES, A K 1 New Orleans, La.
MARGARET ELINOR STRANGE, A E I New Orleans, La.
Third Row:
KENNETH DeKALB TERRELL, {' \ Prentiss. Miss.
B.S. Degree, Millsaps College: Fellow of the Gorgas.
ORVILLE CODY THOMAS, Al-I. Homer. La.
Fourth Row:
SAMUEL BERRY THOMPSON, K A, 'h .\, 'I' I! K, 1 1 A K Camden, Ark.
B.A. Degree, University of Arkansas; Class President (2); Owls Club President (4).
WILLIAM WALLER TRICE, JR., •!• A (I, .\ i; .\ Tampa. Fla.
Owls Club.
Fifth Row:
HENRY CLAY WHITE, JR.. A K K Pensacola, Fla.
B.S. Degree Tulane University: Student Body Treasurer (3).
RALEIGH R. WHITE, III, .\ 1 .\ Temple, Tex.
Sixth Row:
JOSEPH CRAWFORD WILSON, K A, 'I' .\ Hollandale, Miss.
HORACE LOUIS WOLF, 7. It T Pittsford, N. Y.
B.S. Degree, Yale University,
Seventh Row:
CYRIL THOMPSON YANCEY, i. N A K K Monroe. La.
REUBEN ALLNUTT ZARRILLI, L 1' 1. A A 1 Now Orltans, La.
B.S. Degree. Tulane University, 1935; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (I, 2, 3. 4); Glea Club
f? -1 4i: International Relations Club.
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JUNIOR CLASS
First Row:
CHARLES HENRY ASHBY, H K -I' McLean. Tex.
ROBERT HENRY ATKINSON. •! i (I, \ 1 N Water Valley, Miss.
JAMES BARRON. \ 1 .\, li (» II Indianola. Miss.
Second Row.
VERNON LeROY BAUER, 'h X Andrews. S. C.
FRANK JOSEPH BERTUCCI New Orleans. La.
ROBERT CHAMBERS BIBB. •!• .\, 'l> A H Huntsville. Ala.
B.A. Degree. University of Alabama.
Third Row:
LEON BLUESTONE, •! A K Brooklyn. N. Y.
REVIS AARON BRANNON, JR., UK* Utica. Miss.
JAMES ABNER BRANTlEY, 1 A E. A K K Troy, Ala.
Class Secretary (I). Treasurer (2).
Fourth Row;
PHILIP KENT BURWELL New Orleans. La.
PEARSON CASH CALDWELL, .N 1 .N Mt. Pleasant. Tex.
NEIL CALLAHAN. A K K, :; A K
B.A. Degree, Mississippi College.
Vicksburg, Miss,
HARRY EDWARD CHALSTROM. JR New Orleans. La.
B.S. Degree. Tulane University.
ARCHIBALD FLETCHER CLARK, JR., OK* San Antonio. Tex.
B.A. Degree, University of Texas, 1937.
ROBERT JOCELYN CRAWLEY, .\ 1 N. A T A New Orleans, La.
Sixth Row:
LUTHER PUTNAM CRULL, ] \
WALTER SHELLEY CULPEPPER. JR., .N I .\ , 11 I) II
Greenwood. Miss.
. Monroe. La.
ALLEN YOUNG DeLANEY, 1 .\ New York, N. Y.
B.S. Degree. University of Arkansas.
Seventh Row:
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EDWIN EARLE DILWORTH. ! \ ! A ' i
8. A, Degree. Univ. .-.il, J Ai ,1 i-m.
Jasper, >ysi .^
JOHN CHARLES DUBRET New Orleans, La,
CHARLES JOHN EDWARDS, JR ,
-1. \ Vieksburg, Miss.
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First Row:
MARSHALL ESKRIDGE, eK* Demopolis, Ala.
B,A. Degree, University of Alabama; Student Body Treasurer (3).
MATTHEW FELDMAN. 'I- \ K B M Bayonne, N. J.
JULIUS MICHAELS FERNANDEZ. H K +, li -M Wallace, La.
Band (I, 2. 3).
Second Row:
THOMAS VERNON FINCH, .\ 1 N, <l> A 6, + B K, 1 1 A K, 'I' •t', B .M, McComb, Miss.
BRENT FOX, ! X, A 1 A Bogue Chitto, Mis;
B-S. Degree, Tulane University.
LOUIS JULIUS GEHBAUER, JR New Orleans, La.
Third Row:
HARRY QUITMAN GAHAGAN, A K K Coushatta, La.
PAUL MILTON GOLDFARB, ( A E, + E II, * H 1 Vicksburg, Miss.
B.A Degree, University of Mississippi.
HARRY GOLODNER, •!• A K New York, N. Y.
Fourth Row:
WILLIAM HERBERT HARRIS, JR., .\ 1 .\ , A K K, 'I> B K, n A K, K A 'I' New Orleans, La.
MARLIN BOYD HOGE, I) 1 1 II, N' 1 .\ . . Fort Smith, Ark.
JAMES BARTLEY HOLDER, 1 \ A K K Monticello. Ark.
Fifth Row:
ROBERT HICKS HOLMEi, 'I' X Lumberton, N. C.
B.S. Degree, Wake Forest College.
ORVAL NATHAN HOOKER, •! .\, A K E Rollinglord, Miss.
BEN BYRON HURST, JR . II K +, A E A Rock Port, Mo.
Si«th Row:
LOUISE MYRTH IRELAND, \ K I Sacaton, Arii.
JOSEPH BOUDINOT JOHNSTON, JR., .\ 1 .\, K A Barium Springs, N. C.
GERALD FEITEL JOSEPH, •!• .V, 11 ii II White Cosllo, La
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
Seventh Row: '"
BERNARD KAUFMAN, Jk., !• ', r . , San Francisco. Calif.
LAWRENCE JEFFERSON KERN, JR., •! V i. Now Orleans, La.
ROBERT MARK KIMBALL, ! \. K L Yumo, Aril.
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First Row:
PERRY BERNARD KLEIN, i; A M, 'I' ^ K Scranton. Pa.
B i,. Degree, Tulane University, 1937.
JOHN FRANCIS LALLY, JR., .\ K K New Orleans, La.
FELIX BENJAMIN LONG. JR., (1 K -1' Starkville, Miss.
B.S. Degree, Mississippi State College, 1936; Hullabaloo (3).
Second Row:
FRANK HENRY MAREK, 1 1 K + Seymour, Tex.
HARVEY EDWARD McCONNELL, .\ 1 .N, K .\ Chester, S. C.
B.S. Degree, Davidson College.
WHITMAN HURST McCONNELL, H K + St. Petersburg, Fla.
B S. Degree, University of Florida.
Ttiird Row:
SVALTER CLAYTON McCOY, A I' l.'. 'h X Birmingham, Ala.
CHESTER ANDREW McLARTY, N 1 .\, '! A n .|. II 1 0«ford, Miss.
LEE DAVIDSON McLEAN. .\ 1 .\, * A Blaine, Miss.
B.A. Degree, University of Mississippi.
Fourth Row:
GILCIN FINLEY MEADORS, H K +, A K A, 1 1' X Jackson, Miss.
B S. Deqree, Miilsaps College; History of Medicine Society President.
THOMAS JUNE MELTON, JR., ! .\, K 2. Fort Smith, Ark.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University; Greenbackers.
JACK PATRICK MICHAELS, A Iv K, X X Orlando, Fla.
White Elephants.
Fifth Row:
ROBERT PROSSER MORROW, JR.. .\ i; N, K il West Point, Ga.
B.S. Degree, Davidson College; Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
CHARLES MARY JOSEPH MOSELEY, !• X New Orleans, La.
JOHN FERDINAND NABOS New Orleans, La.
Sixth Row:
ANSTEN RUBEN NESS, 1 1 K -I' Spokane, Wash,
WILLIAM HAMMOND NEWMAN, A I '.;, II ,\l New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University; Y. M. C. A. (1. 2, 3); Dramatic Guild (2, 3).
JAMES PRATT NORTHROP, * X Gulfport, Miss.
B S. Degree, Tulane University.
Seventh Row:
GLEN THOMAS PEARSON .' Macon, Misf*^
B.S. Degree Mississippi State College, 19361 Medical Ccrfificate, Universtly of ^?\
Mississippi, 1938. V-^-X-JOSEPH
WHITAKER PERRY, A K K, i; .\ . . . Bessemer. Ala. ~ "
B.S, Dr-gree, Birmingham-Southern College; Honor Council.
FRANK McNABB POSEY, JR., II h A, ! X Crockett, Tex.
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JUNIOR CLASS
First Row:
THOMAS GRIFFIN ROSS, M K ^l-, 1 P X, A E A Jackson. M!ss.
B.S. Degree, Millsaps College.
JAMES LEE ROYALS, X 1 .\ 1 .\ E Meridian, Miss.
B.A. Degree, University of Mississippi.
JOHN SIMPSON ROZIER, III, .\ K K Milton, Fla.
Jambalaya (3).
Second Row:
THOMAS JENRY SAFLEY, JR., + X Drew, Miss.
VINCENT JOHN SAMPOSNARO, 'I' I' X Monroe, La.
JACK MARSHALL SIMMONS, JR., -I' A K Denver, Colo.
B.A. Degree. University of Colorado; Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
Third Row:
JOHN MARVIN SMITH, JR.. H K -I' San Antonio, Tex.
B A, Degree, North Texas State Teachers College.
MURPHY DONAGHEY STEVENSON, II K '!' Houston, Tei.
STEPHEN LEATH STIGLER. 1 X. " K + Birmingham, Ala.
Fourth Row:
GEORGE FRANK SUSTENDAL New Orleans, La.
JOHN CODMAN THORN, A T A, 'I' 'I', NIX New Orleans, La.
Tennis (I, 2); Thirteen Club; Y. M. C. A. (2); Band (2); "T" Club; Medical Pan-
Hellenic Council (I); T. U. R. K. (I); Class Vice-President (2).
PHILIP MURRAY TILLER, JR., * X Maycsville, S. C.
B.S. Degree. Presbyterian College.
Fifth Row:
EDWARD REI VILLEMEZ, \ h K Abbeville, La.
CLYDE ATER V/ATKIN5, K A. * X Aberdeen, Miss.
B A. Dvgroe University of Mississippi. 1936; Honor Council.
GEORGE IRVING WEATHERLY, JR., (J K 'k Fort Payne, Ala.
Medical Pan-Hellenic Council.
Sixth Row:
THOMAS EDWARD WEISS, A K K, 1 X Baton Rouge, La.
Class President (3); Medical Pan-Hellenic Council [31.
WILLIAM BENJAMIN WIENER, /. II T 'I' A K, II M Canton, Miss.
B S. Degree, Tulane University.
CHARLES LAVAL WILLIAMS, JR.. X i; \, A '!• New Orleans. La.
Seventh Row:
JOSEPH MAXWELL WILLIAMS. JR.. II K \, .\ k K Lakeland. Fla,
B.S. 0«gr«.c, Tulane Univer.jity.
CHARLES ALFRED WILLIS, A K K K \ Bainbridge, Ga.
JOHN ARTHUR ZIEMAN m K -1. Mobile, Ala.
B.A. D' v'c Springhiil Collage.
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First Row:
NICK JOSEPH ACCARDO, 42 Patterson, La.
JOSEPH THOMAS AINSWORTH. '12, ! X Raymond, Miss.
SAM CLARK ATKINSON, JR.. 41, >! A e, N 1 N Memphis. Tenn.
Second Row:
JESSE WILLIAM AUSTIN, '42, 1 1 K + Forest, Miss.
RICHARD BAKER AUSTIN. JR., '41, (I K -I' Forest, Miss.
WILLIAM AXELROD, '42, K N Houston, Tei.
Itiird Row:
FRANK JEWELL BAIRD, '42. 1 .\ l:, ']' \ New Orleans, La.
THOMAS HART BAKER. '42, N 1 N West Helena, Ark.
GILBERT BALKIN, '41, /. li T. '!• A K Drew. Miss.
Fourth Row:
JOHN FREEMAN BARWICK, '42, .\ K K Louisville, Ga.
WALTER POLK BATSON, '42, II K 'I' Sylacauga, Ala.
GRIFF WOFFORD BILBRO, '41, (i K 'I' Alabama City, Ala.
Fifth Row:
ROBERT JACOB BLACK, '41, ,\ K K Ruffin, S. C.
WILLIAM PLUMMER BRAlJBURN, III, N 1 .\, li O II New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tuiane University.
GEORGE HENRY BRANDAU, '42, A K K Shreveport, La.
Si>th Row:
EDWARD SEDLEY BRES, JR.. '41. A K K New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Tuiane University, 1938; Class Track (I, 2); Football (I, 2); Glee Club (3).
RICHARD HARVEY BUTLER, '42, N X N Lciington, Ky.
CLAUDE GROVER CALLENDER, '42, I A H, .\ 1 N Edwards, Miss.
Seventh Row; V" " ''~^"-
HERMELINDA CAMBRA, '41, .\ t. I Panama, R. P.
ELISHA JUDKINS CAIN, JR.. '41. 'I' .\, 1 A K Wetumpka. Aid. |,^r \ \H
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ANDREW JACKSON CARROLL. JR., '42, eM(Jl5, * K i; New Orleans, La.
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First Row:
ROBERT ARMSTEAD CARSLEY, '42, OK* Canton. Miss.
B,A. Degree. Mississippi Coiiege; M.A. Degree. University of Richmond; Commonwealth
Scholarship.
JAMES ALLEN CHAMBERLAIN. '42. ! .\ , B M Houston. Tex.
JAMES JOSEPH COCHRANE. JR.. '42. .\ K K Lamesa. N. Mex.
Second Row;
SAMUEL KLINE COHN. '41. !• A K Birmingham, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Birmingham. Southern College.
JASON HAYDEL COLLINS, '41, A K E, N S N, B M New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree. Tulane University; Glee Club; Jambalaya (2); Boxing (3); Track (1. 2);
Football (I. 2).
RICHARD HENRY CORALES, JR.. '42. A K K New Orleans. La.
Third Row:
EMELIOUS AUBREY COX. '41, eK-^ Brenham. Tex.
Class Vice-President (2).
SEYMOUR BERNARD CREPEA. '42 Brooklyn, N. Y.
CHARLES WHITMARSH CRUMPTON. '42, A K IC, + X Minden, La.
Fourth Row:
VANDA ARTHUR DAVIDSON. JR.. '42, U K -1' Ruston, La.
JULIUS THEODORE DAVIS, JR., '41, .\ K K, K 1 New Orleans. La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University. 1938; Honor Council (S).
STUART DeLEE, '42, A K K Shreveport. La.
Fifth Row:
JOHN WALTER DODSON. JR.. '42. .NIX Hot Springs. Ark.
ALBERT BROOKS DRAKE. '42 Huntingdon. W. Va.
GUY JENNINGS DUNNING. JR.. '42, o K +. K A Linden, Ala.
Sixth Row:
DANIEL FLEMING DUTTON. '42 Beaumont. Tex.
ELLEN AUSTIN ENZOR, '41. 1 1 l\ 'I' Crestviow. Fla.
BEN PICKERING EVANS. '42. K A. •! .X Water Valley. Miss.
Seventh Row:
EDGAR LEON FEINBERG. '42. 'h A K Ocala, Fla.
RICHARD DAVID FIELD. '42, .h A ci, 'h \ Shaw. Miss.
JACOB LEVY FISCHMAN, '41, K N Now Orloani, La.
B.S. D-Tf.... Tiil.v". ll.Mv..i»llv, 1738.
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First Row;
ROBERT WALLACE FORSYTHE, '41, N v N, 1 X Lexington, Ky.
ISRAEL FOX. 41, .|. A K Brooklyn, N. Y.
JUDGE WILLIAM FULLER, '•(2 Norton, Va.
Second Row:
WILLIAM DUMAS FUTCH, '42, n K -1- St. Petersburg, Fla.
JOHN ALBERT GARCIA, '42 Austin, Tex.
RUTH ELIZABETH GARCIA, '42, I! 'I' A Daytona Beach, Fla.
Third Row:
GEORGE VICTOR GARDINER, 42, '1' 1' 1 Lafayette, La.
J. T. GARREN. JR.. '42, (t K )' Turnersvillc, Tex.
MAURICE WESLEY GELDERT. JR., '42, 'I' I' i; New Orleans, La.
Deutscher Kulturbund (3); Varsity Boxing (2, 3).
Fourth Row:
JAMES BURNETT GILBERT, '42, !' A H, <! X Lexington, Ky.
B.S. Degree, University of Kentuclcy.
PHILIP PHILLIPS GILCHRIST, '42, K 1, A K K Courtland, Ala.
HAROLD SAMUEL GINSBERG. '41, *AE Daytona Beach, Fla.
B.A. Degree, Duke University.
Fifth Row:
JOHN RICHARD GLOVER, '42, X X N Springfield, Tenn.
MARGERY HELEN GOLDBERG, '41, F X, A A A, A K I Lecompte, La.
HAROLD ROBERT GOLDFARB, '41, <t> A K Brooklyn. N. Y.
Sixth Row:
WILLIAM DAVIS GOODLOE, '42 Calhoun, Ky.
MARY VIRGINIA GRAHAM, '42, .\ X U Tulsa, Okla.
DAVID LINDESAY GREENLEE '42, I) K t Greensboro, Ala.
Seventh Row: .^^s,
SARA BRINSON GRIFFIN. '42 Macon, Gi.
CARL JOSEPH GULOTTA, '41, i II A K K New Orleans, La.
ALBERT FREDERICK WILLIAM HABEEB, '41 Vicksburg, Miss.
B.A. Degree, Mississippi Colfege.
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First Row:
VIOLET GRAY PATRICK HALFPENNY, 41, A K I Fairfield, Ala.
ELMER JACOBS HARRIS, '41 .\ 1 .\ Guntersville, Ala.
B.S. Degree, Wake Forest College.
STANFORD FRANKLIN HARTMAN. '42, .N il N New Orleans, La.
Second Row:
WINSTON CHURCHILL HEIBNER, '42, UK* St. Petersburg, Fla.
MARIANNA HOOD. '41 Emory, Tex.
ARTHUR CLAIR HOLLISTER, JR., '41. K 1, .\ K K New Orleans, La.
Third Row:
HENRY COIvlFORT HUDSON, '41, '!> X Durant, Miss.
WILLIAM IREYS HUNT, '42, 'I' X, A T '..' Greenville, Miss.
JACK HYMAN, '41, T i; II Tampa. Fla.
Fourtti Row:
WARREN MAURICE JACOBS, '42. * A E New Orleans. La.
JAMES HARVEY JOHNSTON. JR.. '41. }! O II. .\ 1 .\ Spartanburg. S. C.
T. U. R. K.; Spectators: "T" Club; Track Manager.
WILLIS HOLDER JONDAHL. '41. 1 X, * X Tulsa. Okla.
Fifth Row:
JOHN THEO KARAPHIL.IS. '42 Tarpon Springs. Fla.
THEODORE CANEPA KELLER. 42. A 1\ K Jacksonville. Fla.
CHARLES ROBERT KESSLER. '41. (I K -1' Birmingham. Ala.
Sixth Row:
MORRIS WARD KILGORE, '42, I) K + Goose Creek. Tex.
History of Medicine Society.
JOE MILLIARD KIRBY, JR., '42, <1> A 8. X S N Mullins, S. C.
B.A. Degree, Tulane University. 1938; Jambalaya Business Manager (4); "T" Club
(4. 5); Varsity Track Manager (4). Assistant Manager (3); Student Body Vice-President
(4) Greenbackcrs (2. 3, 4); Pan-Hellenic Council (4); Cotillion Club (3. 4. 5).
HANCKES AUGUST KLEIN. '42. A K K New Orleans. La.
Seventh Row:
WILLIAM WALSH KYLE. '42, N £ N. A K E Now Orleans. U.
Glee Club; Pan-Hcllcnic Council.
PHILIP PAUL LjNASA, 41 New Orleans, La.
; Smd (I, 2, 3)
RUDOLPH MATAS LANDRY, '42, ^K P, K 2: \ Now Orleans. La.
Baslelb.iH (I); Class Footb.ill (1.
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First Row:
ATTIE GAINES LEEVES, •42, A K I Tallulah, La.
WERNER FRED LENTJES, '42, A K K Tampa, Fla.
Glee Club; Deutscher Kulturbund.
JOSEPH LANCELOT GRAHAM LESTER. JR., '41, A K K Key West. Fla.
Second Row:
JOHN JACOB ASTOR LEVY, 42, S <1> E, * I' 1 New Orleans, La.
Class President (I).
JOHN WADE LONG. '41, * .\, K i Sallls, Miss.
ARTHUR B. LUNIN, '42 New York, N. Y.
Third Row:
MARVIN NICHOLAS LYMBERIS, 41, II K !', II K \ Alexandria, La.
LEON MARCUS, '41, 'h A K Brooklyn, N. Y.
Baseball.
HARVEY CRAIG MAY, JR., '42, <l> K S, 6 K 'I' New Orleans, La.
Y. M, C, A. (I, 3); Hullabaloo (I); Glee Club (3); Jambalaya Asssitant Business
Manager (3).
Fourth Row:
RALPH LEEVES McCARTY. 42, 11 K * Texarkana, Tex.
JACK CLARK McCURDY, '41, 11 K A. ,N 2 .N Marshall, Tex.
JOHN FERGUSON McKENNEY, JR.. '41, A T '..', .\ 1 N. n A K .... Cynthiana. Ky.
B.S. Degree, University of Kentucky.
Fifth Row:
ROBERT JAMES MEADE, '41, 1 1 K + Jackson, Mich.
ARTHUR VAN BUREN MILLER, JR., '41, N i; N, A K K, H M Monroe, La.
B.S. Degree, Tulane University, 1938.
CLYDE EWING MILLER, JR., 41 Pensacola, Fla.
Sixth Row:
ROBERT LEE MILLER, '42, II K .\, A K K Graceville, Fla.
Glee Club (I); Basketball (I).
SEYMOUR MILTON MILLER, '41, T E * Miami, Fla.
B.S. Degree, University of Florida. 1937.
FRANK HAMPTON MOORE. '41, -h A II, •!• .\ Bowling Green, Ky.
B.S, Degree, Tulane University. 1938.
Seventh Row:
JOSEPH HENRY MORRIS, '42, \ K K II h \ Maysville, Ga.
BERNARD MOUNT, jR., '42, Z li T, 'l^ A K Montgomery, Ala.
"T" Club.
JAMES NICHOLAS MULLINS, '42 Tyler, Tex.
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First Row:
LEE ROY MURPHREE. '42, K N, O K >I' Okolona, Miss.
CARL SEEPE NADLER. JR., '41. i; N, * X Plaquemine, La.
Class Secretary (2).
ROLLIN ROY NEVITT, JR., '41, HK+ Moran, Kan.
Second Row:
WILLIAM GEORGE NICHOLS, JR., '42, N 1 X. A K E, B .M Orlando, Fla.
Class President (4); "T" Club; Varsity Bo»ing, Football, Track; Thirteen Club.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, '41, •!• K 1, .\ K K, B M McDonoghvillc, La.
RICHARD EDWIN NICHOLSON, '42. .\ 1 X, B M Dallas, Tex.
Third Row:
JAMES MALCOLM PACKER, '41, N 1 \, K .\ Alexandria, La.
CHARLES ARCHLY PATTERSON, '42, X .\ K, + X Brookhaven, Miss.
Class Secretary (1).
FLOYD LUCIUS PENINGER, '42, B K + Alexandria, La.
Fourth Row:
JOE CARLO PIRANIO, '42 Dallas, Tex.
WILLIAM HENRY PLAGEMAN, '42, ( I K -I' Shiner, Tex.
TRINIDAD MARGARET RAMOS, '42 New Orleans, La.
Filth Row:
ROBERT MORRISON RAWDON, '41, .\ K K. .\ X A. f X . . . . Daylona Beach, Fla.
B.S. Degree, University of Florida.
ARTHUR J. RICHARDSON, JR., '41, ( I K 'I' Jasper, Tex.
HYPOLITE GUY RICHE, JR., '41, 1 \, \ K K Baton Rouge, La.
Sixth Row:
JOHN GARTH RIDLER, '42, 'h X, K 1 Fort Smith, Ark.
B.S Degree, University of Arkansas.
WINSTON EVERETTE RILEY, '42, 1 A K. 'I' X Eudora, Ark.
JOE ALBERT RISSER, '41, .\ K K Bonham, Tox.
Seventh Row:
EARL WELCH ROBINSON, '42 Nash, Okla.
LOUIS SLEEPER ROBINSON, JR., '41. II h t McAllon, T«.
LILLIAN ETHEL HARRIS ROBINSON, 47, K K I' , Holona, Okla.
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UNDERGRADUATES
First Row:
WILLIAM CLICK ROBINSON. '42, X S \ Lexington, Ky.
JAMES ALNEY ROGERS. '42. A K K, K A Hattiesburg. tvliss.
ARNOLD ROYAL. '42 Birmingham, Ala
Second Row:
WILLIAM FORD RYDER. '42. K A Beaumont. Tex.
MORRIS SCHAPIRO. '41. 'h A K Bayonne. N. J.
JOSEPH VINCENT SCHLOSSER, '42, A T A. A K K. B M . . . . New Orleans. La.
Hullabaloo (4); Deutscher Kulturbund (3).
JACK HAMILTON SCOTT. '41. A T 17, * X Kosciusko. Miss.
Glee Club.
ROBERT MELVIN SHEPARD. JR.. '41 Tulsa. Okla.
EDGAR RAMON SILVATORRES. '42. 'I' 1 A Rio Piedtas. P. R.
Fourth Row;
WILLIAM McHUGH SIMMONS. '41. 'I- X Shreveport. La.
JACK HAMBLEN SIMONS. '42. II K A, n K + NewguH. Tex.
FREDERICO ALBERTO SMITH, JR.. '42. 'h I A Tegucigalpa. Hond.
Fifth Row:
MYRTLE LEA SMITH. '41. A E I Cheneyville, La.
ROBERT NELSON SMITH. JR., '42. OK* Mission. Tex.
ORVILLE PATTON STONE. '41, K 1. !• X Tremont, Miss.
B.S. Degree, Mississippi State College.
Sixth Row:
ROSSER JOSEPH STROBLE. JR . '42, A K K. 1 N New Orleans. La.
JAMES MACK SUTTON JR.. '41, .\ 1 X. I A K Sylvester. Ga.
EDWIN CORNELIUS SWEENEY. '42. II K 'I' Paris, Ky.
Seventh Row:
JAMES THOMAS SWINDLE, '42, I X. + X Coleanor, Ala.
B.S. Degree. Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
JAMES KNOX TATE, '42, K 1. •!• X Bolivar. Tenn.
ARTHUR CECIL TEDFORD. '41. A K K Orlando. Fla.
Eighth Row:
HARRY CORBETT TILLER, '41, 'h X, II K A Mayesville, S. C.
THEODORE FRANCIS TREUTING. '41, •!• I' i. ii .M New Orleans, La.
B.S. Degree, Julane Universi+yjj Class Treasurer (2).
JOHN BOWLES TRIBLE, '41, 9 K *...,. . >j . . . Houston, Tex.
Student Body Seefitary (2).
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UNDERGRADUATES
First Row:
FRANK ELBERT TUGWELL, JR., '•ll, AKK Pensacola, Fla.
Class President (2), Vice-President (I).
JOHNSON LEE TURNAGE, '42 Lake, Miss.
GILBERT EUGENE TURNER, •42. K j;. A K K Cedar Keys, Fla.
Second Row;
MILTON TURNER, '41, !- A K Ridgewood, N. t.
DANIEL ROBERT USDIN, '41 St, Augustine. Fla.
WILLIAM NEWTON VALENTINE, '42. N" j; X Kansas City, Mo.
Third Row:
JOHN GILL WAFER, JR., '42, AKK Shreveport, La.
EPHRAIM LIONEL WAGNER, '41, * A K Houston, Tex.
B.A. Degree, University of Texas.
HOWARD SEABORN JONES WALKER, JR., '41, X 1 N Mobile, Ala.
Fourth Row:
JOHN CHILDRESS WALKER, '42, .|> A 6, X 1 N Jackson, Miss.
ARTHUR JEMI50N WALLACE, JR., '41. .\ 1 N. K A Tampa, Fla.
JOE WOODWARD WARD, '42, BK* Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Fifth Row:
ZEPHANIAH BRANCH WEINGART. JR., '42 Lecompte, La.
WILLIAM REVERE WELLBORN, JR., '42, 1 A K, A K K Elkin, N. C.
HAROLD AUGUSTUS WHITE, '41, 'I' K 1 Tulsa, Okla.
Sixth Row:
WILLIAM RIGGS WHITEHOUSE, '41, ( i K -I' Cleburne, Tex.
ISADORE DAVID WIENER, '41, !• A K Tutwiler, Miss.
JULIAN WIENER, '42, /. Is T, \' 1 V. Canton, Miss.
Seventh Row:
JAMES WISE WIGGINS, '42, AKK Estancia, N. M.
ARTHUR GRADY WILLIAMS, JR., '41, \' *, X S N, A T <! Florola, Ala.
WALTER SAMUEL WILLIAMS, '41, ! .\ , K 1 Nacoiari, Mexico
Eighth Row:
CHARLES MONROE WILSON, '42, II K t Texarkona, Tox.
VICTOR HERBERT WITTEN, '41, !> A K Jacksonville. Fla.
B S. Degree, Tulane University.
JOHN LAFAYETTE WRIGHT, JR., '41, 1 1 K 'k San Angelo, Tex.
Ninth Row:
RICHARD BRANDON WRIGHT, JR., '42 Salisbury. N. C.
HUGH MURPHY YEARWOOO, 41. ! .\ Shrovoport, La.
HARRY LOOMIS ZENGEL. JR.. '42, 'I' 1' 1 Now Orleans, La.
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Where the lads learn jurisprudence and joviality. Most "do not intend to practice, but
are merely setting a broad education," but we notice they all watch politics with a weather
eye. There's more intrigue and "inside stuff" going on here than anywhere else on the
campus, especially around annual election time.
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COLLEGE OF BRAINS AND POLITICIANS. BOTH TYPES GET ALONG
CLASS OFFICERS
STUDENT BODY
John W. Sims President
Robert U. Blum Vice-President
Ernest Sutter Secretary-Treasurer
SENIOR CLASS
William Culpepper President
Henry P. Pate Vice-President
Rodrigo Arosemena Secretary-Treasurer
JUNIOR CLASS
Howard J. Smith President
Richard L. Crowell Vice-President
Dorothy J. Pugh Secretary-Treasurer
FRESHMAN CLASS
D. Hanlin Becker President
Chester D. Burns Vice-President
Day Alfred Lindburg Secretary-Treasurer
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SENIOR CLASS
First Row:
JAY POLLOCK ALTMAYfcR. Z I! T, AAA Mobile, Ala.
B.A. Degree. Tulane University. 1939; International Relations Club.
RODRIGO AROSEMENA. !• I A Ancon, C. Z.
Greenbackers (2); Pan-Hellenic Council (3, 4); Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4. 5); Class
Secretary-Treasurer (5); Moot Court Board of Advisors (4, 5).
Second Row:
GEORGE R. BLUE. K 1, 't> A 4' New Orlean