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HENRY FLOWER , center Scenes of the L.S. U. Flying School

(1) Captain J . P. Fraim, Jr., Director of the L.S.U. Flying School shows President Paul Herbert that the money was well spent. (2) The regularly scheduled Saturday morning Inspection at the Municipal Airport. The Fifty Primary, Twenty Advanced Students, with twenty N.Y.A. mechanics and seven instructors are presented to Captain Fraim and the I nspection Staff, regardless of weather. The L.S.U. Flying School is probably the only one in the U. S. that owns and operates her own planes, having a total of Seven Cub Trainers and Three Advanced ships, two Wacos and a Travel-Air. (3) Lt. John F. Payne, Assistant Director and Advanced Flying Instructor reminds ad­ vance student and Parachute Instructor, M. Sparky Wade, the chute must be repacked. (4) One of the two 225 Horse power Waco ships used in the L.S.U. Flying Schools Advance Program, seen above the Campus. :ERNIE BLANDIN Tackle

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{1) Harriet Lancaster smil~ at one ·of the twenty N.Y.A.---C.A.A. l\iechanics being trained at L.S.U. to turn her propeller so she can fly 30 min. solo. {2) Wootley E. Rudd, Primary Instructor, gives last instructions to this stu­ dent before his final solo, "And it is plenty rough today," says Rudd. {3) Advanced student Dantin gets a little help from fellow students before he takes off on his Cross-Country. {4) Captain Frain1 calls attention to a student's acrobatics; he must h ave done very well. NORMAl'! BURWICK. 6uarci

CHARLIE BLOCK Cente r Above: Five members of Cafe Society at the University of Georgia. Below: The hous­ ing problem becomes acute.

There seems to be a man in the background of this picture-but he isn't important. Ken Kavanaugh, LSU All-American in 1939, nation's leading pass­ receiver, who wos voted most valu­ able senior and won the Most Min- utes Trophy.

Left: Pasquale Jean Blackburn being costumed for Amato, famous bari­ her part in the LSU student production tone, shows Josh of "The Bartered Bride." Wheeler how to play the part of Kezal in Below: LSU's cadet corps, with the the LSU production white-coated coed sponsors, maneuv­ of "The Bartered ering at last year's Tiger-Tennessee Bride." •

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Jersey Years on Name Number Hometown Welght Height Team CENTERS: Bernie Llpk!s• ...... 31 New Orleans, La...... 188 6:1 20 2 Bill Hogan• ...... SO Laurel, Miss ...... 200 6: 1h 20 2 Francis Cassidy ...... 53 Bogalusa, La...... 190 6:1 19 2 GUARDS: J. W. Goree•• ...... 37 Haynesville, La...... 196 5:11 23 3 Willie Miller ...... 21 Minden, La...... 190 5:11 21 1 George Young ...... 33 New Orleans, La...... 170 5:8 1h 19 1 Julius Michaelson 63 Baton Rouge, La...... 182 5:10 ~ 19 1 Vivian Gianelloni• ...... 60 Baton Rouge, La...... 195 5:10lh 21 3 Herbert McDonald ...... 56 Bay City, Tex...... 210 6:2 20 1 Bill Edwards ...... 59 Little Rock, Ark...... 204 6: 18 1 Pershing Holland ...... 72 Plain Deal!ng, La...... 190 6:1 1h 20 1 TACKLES: Jack Barrett ...... 80 Houston, Tex...... 220 6:2 19 Herbert Kendrick ...... 11 Homer, La...... 205 6:3 21 2 Dan Eastman• ...... 42 New Orleans, La...... 198 5:11 21 2 Walter Barnes ...... 88 Parkersburg, W. Va...... 225 6:1 1h 20 1 David Pope ...... 16 Fon·est City, Ark...... 195 6:2 1h 19 1 J uel Johnston ...... 32 Pensacola, Fla...... 186 6: 21 3 Fra ncis Zick ...... 25 Phillipsburg, Pa...... 205 6:2 20 1 Albert James ...... 55 Covington, La...... 210 6:2 1h 19 1 Ralph Whitman• ...... 28 Jennings, La...... 197 6:2 23 3 J. c. Winfiele ...... 18 Houma, La...... 197 6:2 19 1 Livy E!land ...... 76 Hodge, La...... 194 6:3 20 1 ENDS: Charles Johnson•• ...... 70 Conroe, Tex...... 190 6:4 22 3 Woodrow Barrett ...... 48 San Antonio, Tex...... 180 6:1 'h 23 3 J ack Fulkerson ...... 71 Hope, Ark...... 198 6:5 21 1 Wade Stonecipher• ...... 38 Haynesville, La...... 190 6: 19 2 AI Cavigga ...... 75 Jeannette, Pa...... 184 6:1 1h 20 1 Dudley Pillow ...... 26 Greenwood, Miss...... 195 6: 20 2 Woodrow Holland ...... 58 Plain Dealing, La...... 195 6:3 21 1 Aswell Stell ...... 57 Shreveport, La...... 177 5:11 23 3 QUARTERBACKS: Edward Toczylowski ...... 29 Lynn, Mass...... 198 5:10lh 20 1 Vincent Madona ...... 67 New Orleans, La...... 168 5:10lh 19 1 Marvin Jenkins• (X) . . . . . 52 Tupelo, Miss...... 190 6:1 21 3 J eff Oser ...... 40 New Orleans, La...... 189 5:11 19 2 Amos Brewer ...... 10 Brookhaven, Miss...... 175 5:10 20 2 Phil Bruno ...... 45 New Orleans, La...... 195 6:2 20 1 HALFBACK S: Leo Bird• ...... 41 Shreveport, La...... 170 5:10lh 20 2 Gerald Hightower• ...... 47 Arcadia, La...... 164 5:11~4 19 2 Adrain Dodson ...... 77 Columbus, Miss...... 162 6: 21 1 Billy McKinney ...... 50 Jackson, Tenn...... 171 5:11 19 2 Glynn Cox 99 Minden, La...... 183 5 :10lh 18 1 Charles Anastasio** ...... 46 White castle, La...... 176 6: 24 3 T . J. Price• ...... 36 Alexandria, La...... 164 5:9 20 2 Odell Weaver ...... 15 Homer, La...... 180 5:11lh 21 2 c arroll Jones ...... 39 Ruston, La...... 173 6:1 18 1 Joe O'Donnell ...... 44 Crowley, La...... 190 6: 21 1 Earl Graham ...... 49 Evansville, Ind...... 183 6: 20 2 FULLBACKS: Bob Kendrick• ...... 82 Homer, La...... 195 5 lOY.. 22 3 Walter Gorlnski ...... 43 Mutual, Pa...... 185 6 2() 1 Iggy Frey ...... 64 New Orleans, La. . . . • . . . . . 185 5 11~ 20 2 Charlie Miller 12 Picayune, Miss...... 193 59 22 2 Lyman Richardson (Z) . . . 66 Shreveport, La...... 190 6 2 19 1

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15-Bittman, Rudolph ...... New Orleans G 185 1 16-Rhea, Creighton ...... Jonesboro, Ark...... T 210 1 17-Walker, Raymond ...... New Orleans .. HB 155 1 18-Thomas, Lou ...... New Orleans ...... HB 185 1 22-Masur, Louis ...... Monroe, La...... G 180 1 24-Sims, John ...... Delhi, La...... HB 188 1 25-Glass, Thos...... New Orleans .. . QB 193 2 27- Krobert, Bernard ...... Beaver Dam, Wise...... c 190 2 29- Wolbrette, Henri ...... Shreveport, La. G 207 1 30-Block, Charles ...... Gary, Ind. c 197 1 32-Burwick, Norman ...... Port Arthur, Texas G 205 1 34-0wens, John ...... New Orleans ...... G 203 1 35- Dufour, Charles ...... Shreveport, La...... T 206 2 36-stern, Leonard ...... Camden, Ark...... G 193 1 37- Vanzant, Joseph ...... Houston, Texas ...... E 173 1 38-Abrams, John ...... New Orleans ...... G 177 1 39- Thomas, Manuel ...... Wheeling, W. Va...... G 188 1 40- Ely, James ...... Shaw, Miss...... HB 187 1 41- Collins, Reynolds ...... Baton Rouge, La...... c 223 2 42-Faust, Richard ...... New Orleans ...... T 190 1 43-Pracko, Ben ...... Tarentum, Pa...... FB 175 1 44-Allemandi, PaUl ...... New Orleans .. HB 175 1 45-Grush, Robert ...... New Orleans ...... QB 185 1 46-Thibaut, James ...... New Orleans ...... FB 195 2 47-Hays, Harry ...... San Angelo. Texas ...... HB 166 3 48-Turchin, Robert ...... Miami, Florida ...... HB 150 1 49-Gloden, Fred ...... Dubuque, Iowa ...... FB 186 3 50- Garbark, Thomas ...... Edgewood, Pa...... c 195 1 51-sauer, Leonarti ...... Kildare, Okla...... FB 187 3 52-Bodney, Albert ...... Gary, I nd ...... E 186 3 53-Maginnis, William ...... New Orleans ...... QB 185 1 54-0uyler, Sherwood ...... Algiers, La...... E 180 1 55-Ibert, John ...... New Orleans ...... E 185 1 56-Mullin, Harold ...... Bogalusa, La. . . E 195 2 57-Smith, St. John ...... New Orleans ...... HB 167 2 58-Eason, Henry ...... New Orleans . . QB 170 2 59- Rhea, Kermit ...... Jonesboro, Ark...... G 200 1 60-Brignac, Julian ...... Lutcher, La...... FB 165 1 61- Cassibry, Fred ...... Gulfport, Miss...... HB 191 3 62:_Mollere, Jules ...... Ponchatoula, La...... G 190 1 63- Brinkman, William ...... New Orleans ...... E 191 2 65-Gentling, Phillip ...... Rochester, Minn...... G 177 2 66-Flower, Henry ...... New Orleans ...... c 193 3 67-Brekke, Fred ...... New Richmond, Wise...... T 211 3 68-English, Gordon ...... Midland, Texas ...... E 200 1 69-Groves, Cla ude ...... Ft. Smith, Ark...... G 217 3 70-McDonald, Walter ...... Struthers, Ohio ...... QB 200 1 72-Bentz, Roman ...... Horicon, Wise. . . . T 230 1 73-DeFraites, Emanuel ...... New Orleans ...... E 180 3 74-Dunckelman, Lonnie ...... Natchitoches, La. . . c 205 1 75-Hornick, William ...... LaBelle, Pa...... E 200 1 76-Gordon, Preston ...... Magee, Miss...... T 210 1 77-0'Boyle, Thos...... Gary, Ind...... G 209 3 78-Golomb, Cla rence ...... Oshkosh, Wise...... E 207 3 79- Blandin, Ernest ... Keighley, Kas...... T 235 2 SO-Johnson, Owen ...... Peru, Ind...... c 205 1 82-Glass, Robert . .. . . Massillon, Ohio ...... HB 193 2 84-Mandich, Peter ...... Gary, Ind...... c 193 2 85- Tittle, Jack . . . . Marshall, Te>ras ...... QB 200 2 87- Comer, Martin ...... Gary, Ind ...... E 197 1 96- Maccall, Alexander ...... New Orleans ...... T 210 1 Do You Rem ember

When L.S.U. used to play its football games where the "little capitol" is located? When they used to play their games on what is now the ground of the capitol? When Keener (Red) Cagle of Southwestern, com­ pleted 28 out of 34 passes against the Tigers and L.S.U. scored on a drive featuring Gus J ackson late in the game to win 7-3 ? When George (Doc) Fenton faked end runs and booted punts while on the dead run? When Billy Pitcher got off a 93 yard kick, which carried 73 yards in the air against Auburn? When Guy Nesom's try for the extra point against Mississippi State hit the cro. s bar and bounced back after State's kick had hit the bar and bounced over to give the Maroons a 7-6 victory? When Ben Enis, L.S.U .' s present end coach, received a blocked punt for an Alabama touchdown against the Tigers? When L.S.U. played Havana university at H avana? When Percy Brown played his first game of football as a freshmen and broke loose for a touchdown run only to stop and calmly place the ball just over the five yard line? When faded back to his own 15 and threw the ball 65 yards to Walter Sullivan, who took the ball in stride to race 30 more yards for a touchdown against S.M.U.? When Jess Tinsley earned all-Southernhonors and also the brilliant play years later of his cousin, Gaynell Tinsley, L.S.U.'s first recognized all-America? When "Penky" R ohm broke signals and raced 20 yards for a touchdown against Tulane? RIDE THE BUSES TO THE L. S. U. GAM ES

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