A PETITION
to
The Internationa] Fraternity
of
DELTA SIGMA PI
BY THE
BETA PI ALPHA FRATERMTY
of the
Collie of Commerce
of
Louisiana State Univwsity
and
Agnricultural and Mechanical College Baton Rouge, Louisiana
June 10. J 929 A PETITION
to
m The International i'raternity
of
DELTA SIGiZL PI -m
BY THE
BETA PI ALPHA FIUTERIIITY
of the
College of Conmieroe
of
Louisiana State University
and
Agricultural and Llechanical College
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
June 10, 1929 . To Delta Sigma Pi:
'We, the undersigned students and members of
the faculty of the College of Coiiuaerce of Louisiana State
University and members of Beta Pi Alpha Local Conmierce
Praternity, who have been organized to stimulate a greater
interest in business among students of Commerce and Busi
ness Administration; to bring about a closer affiliation
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between students and faculty; and to promote contact and
discussion with professional men of the business v/orld,
realizing the benefits that can be derived from member
ship in an international organization which fosters the
study of business as a profession, do hereby petition, in
accordance with a \manimous resolution adopted by Beta Pi
Alpha on February 15, 1929, that we be granted a charter
to establish a chapter of Delta Sigma Pi on the Campus of
Louisiana State University.
And furthermore, we pledge ourselves to abide by all the rules, laws, regulations and adopted standards of Delta Signia Pi, now in effect or v/hich shall hereafter be enacted, and to prorr.ote a furtherance of the high ideals of the fraternity should cur petition be granted. ) ri H
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Beta Pi Alpha is a fraternity orgenlzed to stimulate c
greater interest in business among students of Commerce
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and Business administration; to bring about a closer af
filiation and contact between students and faculty; and
to promote contact ejid discussion with professional men
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of the business world, and to further a high standard of
coimnercial ethics and culture and the civic and cominer-
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H History
of
BETA PI ALPHA
The growth of a professional atmosphere in the
College of Comraerce, in many respects, has been borne out
in Beta Pi iilpha. T/lien v/e returned to School in September,
we, as students, registered in the College of Conimeroe were r
4 confronted with the task of laying plans for organizations
in which we were interested. Handicapped by the fact that I .\. _
of Comiuerce v/as the sum , the College only organized during
mer of 1928, we Y/ere deprived of those benefit.^- v/hich ac
crue from membership in organizations which might have
been established had v/e been granted the privilege of re
ceiving a four year, college course in Gor:im.eroe and Busi
ness Administration.
Early in the second term we called together a
group of ten of the B;ost outstanding young men in the
College of Corimierce. This meeting was held on February
1, 19/:9. j.xt this time a temporary chairman, v/a:. elected
and a ConstitutionLl conmattee was appointed. This com
mittee Y/as instructed to drav/ up an effective docuEiient
which would serve to bind us togetherc> in the bonds of
fraternal relationship. On February 15 a meeting was called and the
Constitutional committee reported that it was ready to submit the docmient to the group for adoption or rejection. lifter a few minor alterations and corrections were made, the constitution was adopted. Immediately after the
..doption the group unanimouslyy^tc petition Delta Sigma Pi for a charter.
EeCTdar-3V:.-*,'-,* business.^^N^u-.^w^w meetingsa.iwv^ ^^.x^-j v/ere held each v^^eek until the end of the school year* During the period be- tv/een February 15 and June 1 we increased our membership from ten members to tv;enty-five Including two faculty members. The only social events participated in by the local fraternity wa� the entertainment of the entire stu dent body and faculty oi' the College of Goirmieroe at the
- FIRST AimUAL BANQUET. This affair was sponsored l:)j Beta
Pi Alpha and was enjoyed by over a hundred guest and stu dents. Several local business men v/ere invited to attend as Y/ell as an internationally knovm business man from New
Orleans. Mr. YJalter Parker, an Economist with Fenner &
Beane Brokers was the principal speaker of the evening*
'He have had several prominent business men from the aif- ferent sections of the State address our group. Dr.
Galloway, nov/ connected v/ith The Ronald Press, while on his tour of the country included Louisiana State Univer sity in his itenerary and we had the pleasure of listen ing to his message to the students. We have been very ably assisted in making all
our Local or- of our plans and owe much to the success of
4 anizatlon to the capable guidance and good advice given
MacKenzie Stevens. us by our Faculty Advisor, Dr. William
Through his efforts T7e had the pleasure of entertaining
Mr. H. G. Wright, Grand Gecretari'-Treasurer of Delta
Sigma Pi, during the month of April. A luncheon was given
he in his honor in the Cafeteria on the New Csaiipus, ?7here
a vast volinae led us in an inform-al discussion. We gained of informal inforraation of inestimable value to us. At
of the we our next reeularO business meeting fraternity laid definite plans for the drawing up of the formal pe tition of v/hich this is a part.
Ke?,otiations are now underway with President
room in Thorn-:.. s W. Atkinson to secure a permanent chapter the Commerce Building.
Everything considered we believe that we have
the definite enjoyed a very successful year and with
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assurance of the return of a majority of our present ac
tive chapter plus the possibility of pledging our quota
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of neophytes who will have fulfilled the scholastic quali- f
flcations required for membership In our organization, have much to look forward to during the next year. OFFICERS
of
BETA PI ALPHA
The following members are officers in the organization.
J. Russell Dciron, President
Guy Cecil Baird, Vice-President
Ivy Brian Sorrells, Secretary
J# Everette Nelm^s, filTreasurer
John Kirkraan Moore, Pledge Captain
Edgar A. Rachal, Sentinel
Dr. William McICenzie Stevens, Faculty Advisor
CLASSI.H1C..TI0N OF ME.IBEP^HIP
1. By 2. By Classes:
18 1 Senior 5 19 1 Junior 8 SO 4 Sophomore 10
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i CONSTITUTION
of
BETA PI ALPHA
Preamble
A fraternity organized to foster the study of business in Louisiana State University; to encourage
Echolorship and the association of students for their mu tual advancement by research and practice; to promote c closer affiliation between the corrmiercial world and stu dents of comiLerce and to further a higher standard of comm.ercial ethics and culture and the civic and c oifMe r c i a 1 welfare of the community.
Article I
Section 1. This fraternity shall be officially known and designated as Beta Pi Alpha.
Article II
Section 1. The principal units of organization
and government of this fraternity shall be as follows:
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Pledge
Captain, Faculty Advisor and Sentinel.
Section 2. The duties of the President shall
be to call meetings, to preside over the meetings, to se
that all other officers discharge their duties faithfully,
comr-ittees and such power and duty to appoint standing further power and duty as may be prescribed by the laws
of this fraternity.
� The duties of the Vice-President shall be to
ezecute the power and duties of the president during his
absence or incapacity, and to serve as temporary President
of the organization in case of resignation of the President-
The duties of the Secretary shall be to keep the
F official minutes of the fraternity, and shall have charge
of, and be responsible for all coiLiuunications pertaining
to the fraternity.
The duties of the Treasurer shall be to have
custody over all funds of the fraternity aad he shall pay
all bills which are duly authorized by the chapter; he
shall keep a record of all financial transactions of this
chapter.
The duties of the Sentinel shall be to act as
Sargeant at Arms, and to m.^ke all necessary arrangements
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for proper conduct of meetings.
The duties of the Pledge Captain shall be to
take charge of rushing, preparation of candidates for
initiation, and the initiation of candidates.
Article III
Q,ualifications for Membership
Section 1. The fraternal bonds of this frater- ^
nity shall include men of good moral character, of the
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CaUoasion race, Christian faith, and v.'ho are not members of any professional commerce fraternity, local, national, or international in character ^.^hich is in direct com-pe- tition with Beta Pi Alpha. No other person shall be eli gible for membership.
Section S. No person?, shall be initiated into this fraternity except by unanin us vote of all the active members present at a duly authorized meeting.
Section 3. kembership of this fraternity shall consist of Charter members, Actite members and Alumni members. Charter members shall consist of those persons
Who are members of the proposed organization at the time
^ of the adoption of this constitution. Imrneaiately after
the. adoption of this constitution the Charter members
shall become Active members of' the Chapter. Active mem bers shall be duly initiated male students who are in
good standing and pursuing regular courses in the College >
of Commeroe at Louisiana State University.' Alumni mxembers
shall be those who were Active r.er:bers in good standing in
the fraternity and College of Commerce, vrtio have graduated
in the fromi, or who- have ceased to pursue roGulc^r courses
College of Cormerce in Louisiana State University. i-Ji
be rein Alumni member may return to the University and
stated as an Active me: oer if he has not already com.pleted
his work in coramer:e.
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Section 1. The motto of this fraternity shall be as contained and exemplified in the Ritual.
By Laws
Section 1. Order of Business. The order of business shall be a?-^ follows:
1. Calling the meeting to order. 2. Opening c^ccording to form. 3. Roll call. 4. Reading of the lainutes of the � previous meeting. 5. Reading of reports of the com
mittees .
6. Old business .
7 . l"ew business.
8. Adjourni..ent .
Section S. All meetings of this fraternity
shall be governed by "Rob.;.rts' Rules of Order."
Section 5. Voting. Unanimous vote of all mem
be bers at a duly authorised meeting will required present F
before admlttina: a member. This vote shall be taken by
secret ballot. In order for an officer to b e elected he
must receive a majority of the votes cast in a duly autho
rized meeting. The vote shall be taken by secrot ballot.
The vote of a mxajority of the members present at a duly
authorized meeting is sufficient for imking ai-iendmonts and
carryinc on the regular business of the fraternity.
Section 4, The fraternity shall meet T/eokly.
Section 5. ^ne initiation fee shall be |15,00.
Section 6. The dues of this fraternity shall
at the be O-^'OO per semester, payable in advance begin
ning of each semester.
Section 7. Penalties, l.nexcused absence from
to a fine of payable a meeting subjects the offender fl.OO to the Treasurer. All excuses must be submitted to the
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President. Tardiness of ten minutes subjects the offend-
m � er to a fine of twenty-five cents (25?f) payable to the
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Treasurer. A m.ember shall be automatically suspended from the fraternity in case a debt owed by him to the fraternity remains unpaid sixty days. A member shall be expelled from- the fr^-^ternity by unanimous vote of all
other members .
Section 8. Term of office. All officers shall be elected at t-.e first regular meeting of the fraternity at the of the school year, for the whole year, beginning P and shall hold office .until his successor is installed.
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^ HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE OF COIiIMERCE
Louisiana State University has the distinction
and honor of being the fir^t University in the south to
offer courses in the subjects of commerce and industry and the first university in the United States to offer
a four year course leading to a degree.
In 1898 Professor R. L. Himes, at that time an
instructor in Education, pointed out the need and persuaded
the administrative authorities to offer courses in such
subjects. He was made head of this department and estab lished a four year course leading to a degree.
This organisation was continued until the fall of 1908 when the University w^as reorganised into the vari ous colleges such as: Arts and Science, Engineering, Law r
School, etc. Kg College of Commerce was organised at this time. The limited resources of the University at that tirAe made it impractical to perfect such an organisation. How ever a Commerce Department was created within the College of Arts and Science and students were permittea to select such subjects as electives. This organization was con- tinuea until ws were organised into a separate college during the past year*
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President iitkinson and the other ^administrative authorities
w decided to organise a separate college. Dr. James B. Trant. then of the University of Te:xas was secured as aean.
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faculty and at the beginning of the present school year
offerea courses under the College of Commerce leading
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to a separate degree.
Louisiana State University is an accredited
University and it is the policy of the College of Commerce
to fullfili all req^uirements by securing the most out-
stanaing men in each field possible to secure as neads
of the various departments. Our faculty includes:
Dr. James B, Trant, Professor of Banking and Finance;
Dr. W. IvIacICensio Stevens, Professor of Marketing;
Dr. Joseph Mayton, Professor of Resources and Foreign
Trade; Dr. Earl 1. Saliers, Professor of Accounting for
the ne^^t year; and Dr. Roy L. Thompson, Professor of
Economics . HISTORY
Of
LOUIS IMA STiTS UNIVERSITY
The university owes its origin to certain grants
of land made to the State of Louisiana during the years
w I8O0, 1811 and 1827 by the United States Government for use as a '^semln:::.ry of les.rning.^^ The State Constitution
provided for the establishment of such an institution
from the proceeds of the sale of such lands but it was
several years belore the Legislature succeeded in giving
effect to the Constitutional mandate. A plan of organ
ization was adopted in 1848, and in 185S a site about throe
miles from i^lexandrla, on the east bank of the Red River,
in the State of Louisiana, was chosen for the new ir.sti-
tution wMch wan officieLly deLi^nrteO as tlie Louisiana
State Seminary of Learning. During the next six years
various changes and improvements were adcpte' by the
Legislature. Among these was an act providing for ;:llitary
instruction in the Seminary. In 1859 \7illiam Tecumseh
Sherman, a former Army officer, was chosen superintendent,
and by the end of the year a faculty h4d been selected and
preparations for academic work had been completed.
The first session be^^ n on January 2, 1860.
In spite of the Civil V/ar which lea to the retignation of most of its teaching force and student body, the Semin- ary continued in operation until April of 186S when an invasion of the Red River Yalley by the Union forces causea it to suspend its exercises. Academic work v;as resumed on October 2, 1865, under the presidency of
David French Boyd, who remained at the head of the insti tution for nearly twenty years. On October 15, 1869, the
Seminary buildings �/ere destroyed la^ fire; but the dis aster interrupted the school work for only a fortnight, as accommodations were at once secured in Baton Rouge in buildings of the present School for the Deaf, which re mained the domicile of the institution until 1886. in that year new (quarters were found in the buildings of the
United States irmy post in the northern part of the city, frorA which the regular troops had been withdrawn some years before. A loan of these buildings and grounds was generously made by the United States Government; and bv an Act of Congress, approved ipril S8, 1902, this loan was converted into a gift with full title to the property being vested in the University.
This historic site was occupied until the beginning of the session of 1925-26, when the University, for the moat part, moved into its magnificent new home that had been in the course of construction for the pai^t and two or three years. The young women of the Fresliman
Sophomore classes have continued to be taught on what is now termed ^*the old Campus."
In the m.eantiirie a number of important changes
C:^ institution. v/ re taking place in the organization of the
In 1870, after the removal of the Seminary to Baton Rouge,
the Louisiana its name v/as changed by the Legislature to
State University. On January 8, 1877, the University was merged �/ith the Louisiana Agricultural and Mechanical
College, which had been chartered on April 7, 1875, and had been opened in the city of New Orleans on Jime 1,
1874. The tv/o State Institutions, '^united and' constituted
the into one of the sane Institution of learning", assuraed
title of Louisiana State University and Agricultural and
I,:echanicb.l College, and the first session under the new
arrangement began on October 5, 1877.
In 1880 V/llliam Preston Johnson beoarae president
and served for three years, being succeeded in 1883 by
JaEies W. Nicholson. In 1884 David P. Boyd returned to the
presidency for two years, and in 1887 Jai^ies W. Nicholson
again beceine president. Upon his resignation in 1896 he
served until was succeeded by Thorr.as T^v'd Boyd. Dr. Boyd
June 13, 1927 v/hen he was made President Emeritus and
Thom.as W. Atkinson ?/ae ni-jaed as Acting President. In the
meantim.e, on November 18, 19E6, Campbell Blackshear Hodges
\,..,s elected President of the University penaing his release irom the United States Aririy. He has not been able
1 assurae his duties at the University at present.
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The new plant of the University is located
in the southern suburbs of the city of Baton Rouge about
two and one-half miles from the State Capitol Building. . I The tract which was selecte-,. for its site iias a frontage of about two miles along the eastern bank of the Missis
River and sippi extends back from the Levee ar/. eq_ual distance. It comprises more than two thousand (2000)
acres of all of land, which is fully utilised by the varied
activities of the institution.
4 That portion lying next to the river is low and
level and is entirely typical of the vast stretches of
alluvial soil forming the pre .orainant feature of the
* Southern Louisiana Landscape, v/ith the exception of
some fifty acres set aside from the athletic fields and parade this grounds, lowland Is devoted to the use of the
of College igriculture, either as experimental fields for the of various growing crops, or as pasture for the fine herds of and beef dairy cattle maintained by the school.
About a mile from the river the land ris es
into a abruptly slightly rolling plateau about feet � twenty higher than the alluvial plain and having an entirely different character of soil. This plateau was once covered with a thiclc of growth, huge Magnolias, Oaks, and and ' V/alnuts, many of these still remain to form a beau-
tiful stretch of evergreen woodland along the northern
boundary of the campus.
The Highland Road, a ^aved highway which is the
chief artery of traffic between the eity and the University
traverses this plateau in a direction roughtly parallel mg the bluff Trtiich forms its western boundary and about two
thousand feet distant from it. This space between the
bluff and the Road south just of the Magnolia grove was
chosen as the site for the heart of the Univert^ity, the
group of devoted buildings particulary to purposes of
administration and instruction. When completed this group will comprise twenty-three buildings containing 718,000 I souare feet of floor space and providing accommodations
for three thousand students. Seventeen of these buildin^^a
with a total floor space of 458,000 square feet have been
completed and are now in use. The remaining six will be
added from time to time as funas become available but
their locations and general dimensions and architectural
treatment have already been uetermine;,, so that the group when completed will form a harmonious whole, fully co- orainated not in only architectural syriimetry, but also
for convenience of administration and efficiency of operation.
These ai^e buildings arranged about two courts, one south of the directly other and on the same side of the main axis. The northern court is in the form of a Roman Cross, 1,200 feet long, north and south, and 700 feet, east and west, containing about ten acres. The main entrance to the court is formed by the Administrative group, comprising the v/ar Memorial O^ower, the lorth and c;outh Administration Buildings, the Law Building and the
Commerce . These are located at the Building. m buildings
end^of the eastern arm of the Cross and face eastward-
toward the Highland Road some seven hundred feet av^ay.
All thOjOther buildings face inv/ard on the court. At the
head of the Cross st&nds the Cafeteria and the y. M. C. A.
rootns. it the western arm of the Cross stands the Kill
h Memorial Library. Peabody Hall stands between these two
last mentioned buildings forming a perfect "L" . On the
western side of the stem of the Cross are the four
buildings of the Agricultural group, fronted by the long
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facade of the Chemistry Building. This is on the eastern
sid:3 While the southern end of the court is closed by the
Engineering Hall.
ill these buildings are of practically fire-
proof Gon&tructions, with masonry walls, steel sach, and
reinforced concrete floors, stairways, and ceiling slabs.
The exterior walls are finished in '^Early Process-^
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stucco of warm light bu^f tone, while the roofs are of
unglazea Spanish tile in randon shades of red and brown.
The architectural treatment is based on the domestic and has for its note s tyle of northern Italy predominant
when all the a continuous arched cloister which will,
around the buildings are finished, extend almost entirely court. The lines of all the buildings are severally
sim plain by an effective use of S'^maetrlcal proportions, ple projecting bands, massive arches, dignified columns,
have achieved ana a hamionious color scheme, the architects a most -pleasing effect. student Organisations
at
Louisiana State University
Student V/elfare ^.ssooiations
Young Men^s Christian Association Young V;omen's Christian Association
Denomiiiat ional OrF^anizations
4 The Baptist Student Council The Nevffiian Club The St, James Club
Musical Orp^anizations
The University Chorus The Glee Glub The Choral Club The Tiger Quartet The Tlgerette Quartette The University Orchestra The Cadet Band
Honor Societies
Mu Sigma Rho (Local Honorary Scho-Lastic society) The Blazers (Local Honorary Senior society)
Departmental Organizations and Clubs
The Forestry Club The Biological Club The Dramatic Club The Commerce Club The Scribblers (Organization for the promotion of axaateur v/riting)
Professional Fr.;:temities
Alpha Zeta (Honorary Agricultural Society) Alpha Chi Sigma (Honorary Professional Chei.iistry Society) Sigma Delta Chi (Honorary Professional Journalisr Fraternl Scabbard and Blade (Honorary Military Fraternity)
a Professional Fraternities Continued rmim
Theta Sigma Phi (Honorary Professional Journalism Sorority) Tau Kappa Alpha (Honorary Debating Society) Pi Sigma Alpha (Honorary Government Society) Theta Alpha Phi (Honorary Draraatic Society) Sigma ixlpha Iota (Honorary musical Sorority) Kappa Gamma Psi (Honorary Musical Fraternity) Sigraa Tau Sigma (Civil Engineering Scholorship Society) Phi Delta Phi (National Konorciry Law Fraternity) Student Branch of the Society of Mechanical Engineers Student Branch of the ^onerioan Institute of Electrical En gineers Louisiana Section of the Geological and Mining Societies of Amerioan Universities.
Social Frcternities Installed
Delta Kappa Epsilon 19 Epsilon Kappa Sigma Kappa Alpha (Southern) Kappa Sigma 1887 Lambda Chi Alpha 1914 Pi Kappa Alpha 1904 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1897 Sigma Chi 1923 Sigma Iota 191S Sigma Ku 1887 Theta Kappa ITu 19 26 Theta XI 1921 Zeta Beta Tau 1911 Square and Compas
Local Fraternities Organized
Phi Delta Sigma 1925 Theta Kappa Beta 1919 Pi Alpha Omega 1925 Theta Kappa Alrha 1915 Louisiana. State Un.ivkrsity AND
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE
BATON ROUGE.
president's office. June 10, 19S9
llr. 1. H. :7right, Grand Secretary-Treasurer, Delta Sigma Pi, Adams -Franklin Building, Chicago, Illinois.
Dear Mr. Wright:
I am to ,. ^. very happy endorse the application which is bein,o- made by the Beta Pi Alpha Fraternity at the University for a Charter from Delta Sigma Pi. i knoT/a number of the men in the organization and am very sure that 7/ith their character and ability will they be a credit to your organisation.
The College of Conmierce has been organized only a short time but in spite of that fact great progress has been made., and Beta Pi Alpha has contributed its share towards this success.
It is the policy of the Admin istration to encoijrage progressive student and activities, if the group as shown by their petition meets with your requirements, we shall be to have very glad your organization on our campus.
Yours very truly,
Thomas ''I. Atkinson President. BATOf^ ROUGE, LA-
June 7, 19�9.
�x. H. G. Wright, Ilational Secretary, Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity, Chicago, Illinois.
my dear Llr. Wright:
1 am happy to write to you concerning our local professional Commerce -raternity. This or ganisation is composed of a fine group of boys who on the whole give promise of leadership in the industrial and commercial life of Louisiana. The boys in this club are anxious to become a chapter in a national organization. They are .at this tir.ie making application to you for a charter as a chapter of Delta Sigma Pi,
4 It is the policy of the administration to encourage and foster such organizations, and 1 am pleased to assure you that the College of Commerce will give the proper support to ita professional Fraternity.
Should you find it desirable to charter this organiaation a^^ a chapter of your Fraternity, I am sure in the future you v;ill be proud of the boys here in Eaton Kouge.
With cordial good wishes, I am
Sincerely yours.
James E. Trant. Dean.
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3ATOISJ ROUG^, LA-
June 8, 1929,
Mr, H, G, Wright. Grand Secretary and Treasurer, International Fraternity of Delta Sigma !Pi,
Adams Franklin Bldg. , 222 W. idam Street, Chicago, 111.
Dear llr, Wright:
I am informed that a group of young men at louisiana State University, organized as a local commercial fraternity known as jaeta ?1 Alphg, are petitioning your organiziation. I am personally acquainted with most of the young men of this organization, having known a number of them for four years during my tour of duty with Louisiana State University. If^ position as Commandant of Cadets brings me into very close and active contact with student life and it is nyr opinion that the group constituting Beta Pi Alpha are high class young men. The College of Commerce is a new department on the campus but under the leadership of Dr� James B. Trant it has made an im pressive beginning and seems destined to fill an important place in the academic structure of the University.
I heartily endorse the application of these young men for recognition by your fraternity and it would give me oaich personal pleasure to know that they have succeeded in their ambition.
Very truly yours,
Wm, E. Brough'er, Major, Infantry, U. S. A. Cofnmandant of Cadets, L_ CD c^ I ^ ' -^ rj .^^ ",^x t_T r*si I v/" ^ f^ �3 1 ~r"�^
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LJSfraESS (Vf^M^^GHM AG Ri CULTURAL- AND M ECH AJN I CAL COLLETGE
SAXON rouge:, LA. June 7th, 1929,
Mr. H. G. Wright, 1485 Adams, Franklin Bldg U Chicago, ^11.
Dear Sir:
It is customary when a group of students apply for membership of them certain letters in a fraternity or other society to require of of introduction or recommendation. A group of commerce students this University, associated under the name of Beta Pi Alpha, are that petitioning Delta Slgjna Pi to be organized into a chapter of write Commerce Fraternity, and they have bsked the undersigned to a letter to you in their behalf.
I fear that It is a great pleasure for me to do this, though to what I write will have little weight because I am a stranger you
knovm to me and I commend thOTi These young men are personally Americans, are to you as of the highest type of young They and a keen industrious and capable fellows with high ideals sense of responsibility,
do not recommend them I am sure they are not perfect and I in am church member and I have taught as being near angels. I a - now a class of one hundred Sunday School for forty years teach too - like to see fellows get men every Sunday but I don't �Ood, These I am recommendii I like them real, virile, human folks. boys to you are fine human folks. this I If it fits in with your program to recognize group, I an honor to them. On the other hand, am sure it will be quite which a to society with firmly believe they will prove credit any they may be associated.
Respect
professor of Commerca (1^^|^918. 18-1921. On leave of absence doing-^r T:ork Business Manager 1921-1929, AND
OOMMETRCE /\C5R; CULTURAL AND ME CHANT GAL GOLL-EG^
BATON ROUC5F, LA,
June 5, 19E9
Mr. H. Cr. Wright, G-rand Secretary-Treasurer International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi Mams-Franklin Builling 222 W. Mam Street Chicago, Illinois
Dear Brother Wright:
The men of Beta Pi Alpha, a looal Commerce fraternity at this institution, are petitioning the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi for a charter.
I know all of these young men personally and believe that t^ey will be the kind of men whom we desire to see in Delta Sigma Pi. I tafce pleasure in recommending the membership of Beta Pi Alpha to you.
Fraternally yours.
W. MAGKSIZIS STl^VElSrS, Professor of Marketing.
1-79 of Delta Sigma Pi Faculty Advisor to Beta Pi Alpha.
MS/HP iTi NAJffi IN FtJLL guy Cecil ^Ba, ir d First Name Middle Name Last Name
IDDRESS Korg�nfield> Kentucky street number, street name and city
PLACE OF BIRTH ^^forganf ield, Kentucky DATE January 5, 1208 H f^�,^m^mt0i09 Name of and state fcity Month, day and year
NATIOMLITY a^p^^ npn RELIGION |^^�<-w� Baptist
NAME OF FATHER
0 wii^ .TQhn, �^� pi iw^i^ [�'iw'MipPT ail
NAME OF MOTHER TTrRnnfiH" 1?11] iR.iTinon Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED T/Tnrgf'il.nf Jslft Fig
COLLEGE RECORD
MEiffiER OF IWAT CLASS ;� Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAH
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: President Cormnerce Olul? ITember Executive Gommittee of College of Commerce Member of Executive Coinnitte of Commerce Club
MEflBER OF OTHER FRATEHIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): NA)ffi IN FULL nhF!.mp .Timlor "Breeden First Name Mj-ddleMi dd 1 Name Last Name
� * IDDRESS Liverpool^ "ouisiaria street iiumber^, street name and city
PLACE OF BIRTH liverpOQl, XouJBiaiK mm April 7, 1908 " >��*��<# I mikM Name of i and state city Month, day and year
NATIONALITY AnmrJ RELIGION Methodist
NAJJE OF FATHER Chan Tirpiprifir)
NAJfE OF MOTHER
AT ir.p ^Rrrp,n �*���* �fllpilTl,!, Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Qalclancl Aferlculatural High School
COLLEGE RECORD HiillBl *
MEI^BER OF '/i/HAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or 'senior
IF GRADUATED, t/i/haT �' YEAR n^^i ^m^'tm I ^
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Secretary-freasury Coinraerce Club
MEt,IBER OF OTHER FRATEHIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): NAJiE IN FULL Thomas Armstrong ^Buford First Name Middle Name Last Name
IDDRESS Baton Rou Louisiana ^ 615 St� Anthony Street, e� ""^ Streei; number^ street name and city
PLACE OF BIRTH Pari3> Tennessee DATE July 27, 1909 Name of and state i!^ ity Month, day and year
NATIONALITY RELIGION 8 �^*i'**'i i*-^ Method! 1 W�
NAME OF FATHER
NAllE OF MOTHER Snij^ Wn.P T.rorri n Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Bolton High School
COLLEGE RECORD
MEMBER OF 7/HAT CLASS i Bobhjn,ore. ,, , FresSnan, sophomore, junior or senior
IP GRADUATED, MAT' YEAR
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY:
MELfBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); Sigma Chi IWm IN MILL Charles J'lody Clark First Name Middle Name Last Name
ADDRES; y Greek, Louisiana ^ Street number, street name and city
PLAGE OF BIRTH Turkey Gre^k, louisna DATE January 6, 19i0 'Name "of'i and istate city' Month, day and year
NATIONALITY RELIGION Aneii '��^mai^iiit Church of Christ.
NAME OF FATHER C 1 arjg
NAflE OF MOTHER Ws. r e Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Lecompte High School
COLLEGE RECORD
MEMBER OF ^'fflAT CLASS Sophomore Freshman, sophomore, junior or 'senior
IF GRADUATED, tji/haT � YEAR �>i^ a^ m
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Yarsity Boxing
J/IEtlBER OF OTHER FRATEWITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Phi Delta Sigma NAJffi IN FULL -r^ Firs e Name Last Name
ADDRESSS
�mta street nura name and city
PLACE OP BIRTH ake La* DATE July 16, 1909 Charges, km �! ^ Name and staie ofi.city Month, day and year
NATIONALITY RELIGION r.r-.thnl ic
NAME OF FATHER m nvi a V, e *wH>
NAflE OF MOTHER Inei leBlanc ^p^..i�iy ^�I^IIH I 1^1 Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED ThJ^odaux College
COLLEGE RECORD
MEMBER OF WHAT CLASS Sp-phomore Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Varsity Baseftall
imiBER OP OTHER PRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Phi Alpha Omega NAME IN FULL Biss ell Do iron First Name Middle Name Last Name
IDDRESS P.P.4- Worth Twelfth Baton Boage^ Loaisiapa street number, street name anti city
PLACE OF BIRTH ]:i(n,is jam DATS April 17, 1908 Name citiy and state Month, day and year
NATIONALITY RELIGION Catholic Arnffriflan mn
NAI-fE OF FATHER .ToRftph T !*��%
NAME OF MOTHER ^w efore marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED gj- YJncent^s Acadeiiy
COLLEGE RECORD
MEMBER OF 'TOAT CLASS JuMor Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR >i** ^'> '>*'
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Member of Coimnerce Club. Chairman of the Executive Conunittee of Co MenLber of Executive committee of the Goim Ban-Hellenic Council
MEMBER OF OTHERFRATEENITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Phi Delta Sigaa# sooial petitioning Delta Sigma Phi, Pi Sigma ilpha, National Honorary Politloal Soienoe J'raternity, 3!homas Ensley NAME IN FULL George �_
First Name Middle Name Last Name
1805 White ADDRESS St., Alexanaria,Loiiisiaaa
�i t I street nimiber, street name and city
Louisiana March PLACE OF Selma, 27,1908 BIRTH _____' DATE Name of city and state Month, day and year
American Methodist NATIONALITY ^^^^^^
NAIffi OF FATHER T.L.Snsley
^�^* RoblsOn NAME OP MOTHER Before marriage
Bolton Schooll HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED High
^mmnfm^m
COLLEGE RECORD
Senior MEMBER OF i-yHAT CLASS
Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY:
Flfle Team 1926-87 Freshmeui Track.
MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEHIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Sigma Chi NA}.ffi IN FULL e V7atts Croodson First Name Middle Name Last Name
n IDDRES' � ^# Qakdale> Louia ana mmtm'm< street number^ street nsixae and city
PLACE OF BIRTH nnrnpt 1 jiyT.m;! i s iana DATS June 2, 1908 Name or i ^nd sta^e cxty Month, day and year
NATIONALITY Arnfiri RELIGION Baptiat
NAJJE OF FATHER W. �. GoodBon i^M
NME OF MOTHER Irene Teer in**^^^-* ^1 'i^'i'i Vi�lMiB�iiWtt��� Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Oakfia igha Schnnl
COLLEGE RECORD
MEMBER OF WHAT CLASS Sopnomore 'reshraan, sophomore, junior or 'senior
IF GRJ1.DUATED, WHAT YEAR 1^ ^'^^^^|>l m MPMat
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDEfIT ACTIVITY; Coimnerce Glulb
ME[JBER OF OTHER FRATERNITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Pi Alpha Omega NAIffi IN FULL Y/illlam Tilgh^an Hart ' " ' ' ' First 'Name Middle Name Last Name
IDDRES'3 Slton, louisiana street number, street name and city
PLACE OF BIRTH Elton. .-^ouiBiaiia DATE FeTs. 7, 1911 st e Name of i city and Month, day and year
NATIONALITY ATriP.r.ia RELIGION Catholic
NAIvIE OF FATHER Zf. S� ^arjc
NAME OF MOTHER Illy Dnmartrait ^�*<�tl Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Elton �III IIIKifJihBChoolI �� � i i m^^irJt^m^mmmmmm\ I tamimj-^mmn n i ^^b^m ^t^wm
COLLEGE RECORD
MEMBER OF YfliAT CLASS BouhoMori? Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, ^VHAT ' YEAR
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Vice-President .f Sophomore Class, College of Commerce
MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEHIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); j Finished buildingrs in I black. ' Projected buildiiis:s in / sray.
I 1. Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial.
2. North Administration Building.
3. Law Building. 4. Social Science Building. 5. Dining Hall. 6. George Peabody Building. 6A. Future Addition to George Peabody Building. T Hill Memorial Library. 8. Language Building. 9, Home Economics Building. Animal Industry Building. .Agricultural Auditorium. Biology Building. Forestry and Horticulture Main Engineering Buildine- 14A. Future Addition to Main Engineering Building. 15. Physics Laboratory. 16. Chemistry Laboratory. ISA. Future Addition to Chem istry Laboratory. Mathematics Building. D. F. Boyd Memorial Hall. South Administration. Flag StafE. Garig Auditorium. Music BuildiufT. Founders' Hall. Dormitories for Women. President's Residence. Commandant's Residence. Home Economics Practice House. Residence for Manager of Dining Hall. Greek Theatre. Dormitories for Men. Hospital. Future Dormitories for Men. Band Practice Houae. Students' Union. Bath House. Gymnasium and Armory. Museum. Greenhouses. Insectary. Pool. Sugar House. Power House. Sanitary Pumping Sta tion. Warehouse. Residence for Superin tendent of Buildings. Laundry. Steam and Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory. Engineering Shops. Greenhouse. Farm Mechanics. Electrical Engineering. Proposed Dalrymple Path ological Laboratories. Dairy Barn. Stock Judging Pavilion. Beef Barn. Feed Barns. Dairyman's Residence. Hog Barn. Apiary. Abattoir. Poultry Plant. Fraternity Houses. Home Economics Practice House. Student Church Centers. Faculty Club. Sorority Houses. Grandstand. Stadium. 68A. Future Addition to Stadium.
- TheO'C Link -^Architect � (5?.Z.-<.9E4 - ' WOGAN � ^ � B C-.E.NA!li0-'AfcCHlIt&I0
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CAMPUS, ADJACENT GROUNDS, AND BUILDINGS OF THE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY NAJffi IN FULL Samuel Joseph �^aja'bert Jr. First Name Middle Name Last Name
IDDRESS 1 ^-ip.tprls Street. Baton Rouge, louieiaaa Street 'number, street name and city
PLAGE OF BIRTH ?,aton P-ou^e. Louisiana. DATE ITOY. 2, 1906 Name and state offcity Month, day and year
Catholic NATIONALITY American RELIGION lfc�^�IW I
NME OF FATHER m'bert ^^ ^f
NME OF MOTHER a Droz fm^fm^mtf^^^f ��f Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED ton .Ron ^mn0w
COLLEGE RECORD
MMBER OF "^.raAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or "s"enior
IF GRADUATED, MAT'' YEAR piiiM ,mm^^f^ � ii i'.l^.lJMH I ��Wl 1^
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDSIT ACTIVITY: Varsity Track Te^m Men's Pah Hellenic Council Conmerce Olvib "X'* Glut
MELIBER OF OTHER FRATEHIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): piai Delta Sigma NAME IN FULL James Bryan Luker. First Name Middle Name Last Name
IDDRES; 2002 Tamer Street,Alexandria,Louisiana. Street number, street name and city
PLACE OF BIRTH foodswortli.Louisiana. DATE Dec� 1,1908 Name of city and state Month, day and yea>
NATIONALITY AjnericaHi RELIGION Baptist
NMfE OF FATHER Jamss I, Luker
NAME OF MOTHER Elizabeth Hill Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Bolton Hi^ School
COLLEGE RECORD ��MM*
MEMBER OF IVHAT CLASS Sophomore Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, TiVHAT' YEAR ^^�F
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY:
Varsity Poot-tall Varsity Basket-lDall
Commerce CIuTd
MElffiER OF OTHER FRATERJITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Sigma Chi. NAI-ffl IN FULL Joseph Gregary Kayton '" First Name Ml'ddle Name Last Name
IDDRES-3 LouiBiana State University, Baton Rouge, Loui'^iam
MM street number, stree-fc name and city
PLACE OF BIRTH B?^ltic States DATE February 22, 1S97 44! Name and state oflqity Month, day and year
NATIONALITYITaturalized Ajneri can RELIGION Congregations.list
NAI.'IE OF FATHER Gregary May ton 4tMMk>^M^
NAJIE OF MOTHER .KQTy Lurie ^p-""^-r Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Baltic States *m
COLLEGE RECORD l^�WWH*iV�lta�|
MEfilBER OF '/VHAT CLASS Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
' IF GRADUATED, MAT YEAR univerBity of California, iggx
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY:
Instructor
MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): NAJffi IN FULL Tynton , , Philip^ .YeG-e-ei::,-., , . First Name Middle Name Last Name
^^D^ESS irpnroe. Louisiana. Route #1 Street number, street name and city
PLACE OF BIRTH �?r, DATS peb. 5. 1909 Name and state ofi.city Month, day and year
NATIONALITY Arnpri RELIGION i� Bat^tist
NAME OF PATHER ^r, in J![p.ap.e>. ThnnpRnn �MHW
NAJfE OF MOTHER Ada E. Fisher Hpit^�i�piiBiM ai I II I M � p*-* �Mm iMl||>rfiimiiih Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Ous.chita Parish nigh School
COLLEGE RECORD
MMBER OP '/i/HAT CLASS Sophomore Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, ^MAT'- YEAR 1^ IfcllllllJl Mh <^i * ii^i- tmM
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY Y. M. C. A.
MEIIBER OF OTHER FRATERIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); Theta Kappa ITu name in FULL Ivy Dicken �eredit|i, Jr. ' First Name Middle Name Last Name
IDDRESS Grayson, Lou isiana ri�N street number, street name and city
PLAGE OP BIRTH Grayson, .louisiana DATE Jan. 20, 1907 Name of and state i.qity Month, day and year
NATIONALITY American RELIGION Ba-otist �I '" ' "� . J '> � 1 1
NAME OF FATHER D, ^redith i* lyy
NME OF MOTHER Ella May Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Grayscn Agricultural High School �AMhllttaMMSMifflMaiMfartlWbv^BVtM^^^AM^^^^P^tU
COLLEGE RECORD
MHvffiER OF VfflAT CLASS Senior ^" 'Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, ^.VHAT" YEAR
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Cadet Major in R.O.T^C. Senior representative Student Council
MSiBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Lainhda Chi Alpha Scahhard & Blade FULL rkman First Name Middle Name Last Name
IDDRESS 303 Tlorth Front St,, MeCom"b, MissisBippi street number, street name and city
PLAGE OF BIRTH VcOnm DATf Aug. 31, 19Q9 Name cirv and state Month, day and yea"r
NATIONALITY .American RELIGION Baptist ���<�<�> P�K�4rt�'
NAIvIE OF FATHER jhomas Lane Moore ^H^4
NAJffi OF MOTHER Stella vMcGehee >#�* T^">| Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Tyrrr^nm-h TTj
COLLEGE RECORD �JlMUlKlllll
MStffiER OF i?VHAT CLASS Sophomore Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR �i ���*�� '����
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Commerce Cluh
MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEHIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): NAME IN FULL X^rette Helms Name Middle Name Last Name
louisiana IDDRESS Montgomery,
' *^ street number, street name and city
PLAGE OF BIRTH DATSFeh . ZZ 1908 Name state Month, day and year
American NATIONALITY G-h-ris tBn ��� RELIGION
John L. Ndlms NAtifE OF FATHER
� r liiiiDii I k
Creola Coolce NAKE OF MOTHER Before marriage
HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Montgomeiy High Sehool
COLLEGE RECORD
MELIBER OP IWIAT CLASS Junior
^��M �*<� Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior
IF GR/iDUATED, i/JHAT' YEAR
PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY:
MEt.IBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); NA}.ffi IN FULL Lloyd PreetoB Perrin
'^ First Name Middle Name Last Name
ADDRESS Kaplaa,LouiEiaaa
<�'�*�*! street number, street name and city
PLACE OF BIRTH Kaplan,Lao^ j^^jglarch 11,1908 ' Name of and state Iqity Month, day and year
NATIONALITY American p^tptom Methodist nm*
NAJfE OF FATHER Leopold Perrin mp
NME OF MOTHER Alice Toupa m ^ �fM^^M. w,.i,i^ HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Kaplan Hi^ School COLLEGE RECORD MElffiER OF i/l/HAT CLASS SOpllOmOre Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, t/|/haT YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDMT ACTIVITY: Interfratemity Basketoall ana^aseoall* MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEHIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Lambda Chi Alpha. NAiffi IN FULL Edgar Meedee Hachal -��^ First Name Middle Name Last Name IDDRESS 859 Fifth Street, Baton Bou^e, Louisiana street number, sireet name and city PLACE OF BIRTH Natchitoches, Loiisiana DATE January 8, 1907 Name of and state' city Month, day and year NATIONALITY American RELIGION Catholic t^mv^m NAME OF FATHER Predleu Rachal ^''mmmmmmtmtm hlpilhppifaii�.,fa tMJ^tmmmmtum^'^m NADiE OF MOTHER Stella Dranguet Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Batoil School COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF illHAT CLASS Senior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, 1/llHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: University Band (Jlee Glub 24-25, 25-26 �J- .^ MElffiER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): I'heta Kappa Alpha ^ \ NAJIE IN FULL Kearney An tlaony R o "b i ahmnc ��Mnp First Name Mj.ddle Name Last Name ADDRES 3 Pranlclin,Louisiima. Street^ number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH � r'l � PrankMn^La laiffc DATE Dec�2,1905. Name ofjcity ^nd state Month, day and year NATIONALITY Ainerican RELIGION Catholic. NAME OF FATHER Leonard E.Robicliaux. NME OF MOTHER Jennie Peltier* Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Franklin IIi:'v?li Scliool. ^ ^^ COLLEGE RECORD MElffiER OF vTHAT CLASS Jim. i or. Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR '>> mm^*r PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: ITemnan Club. I/IELIBER OF OTHSR FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Brian Sorrells NMffi IN FULL Ivy First Name Middle Name Last Name Louisiana vSDDRES.'3 Grayson, Street "nimiber, street name and city darks, Louisiana Dec. 5, 1907 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE ^��fcii*> Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY RELIGION MpthndiP^t Ajneri >i^ V NAtlE OF FATHER rrells, l0^mH Pauline Harriet NAME OF MOTHER Thompson Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED (yrayoon COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF iWAT CLASS Senior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, i^VHAT'' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Universitv Band Advance Manager of (xlee Oluh Treasurer of Student YMGA Cosmopolitan Cluh Student Assistant MEMBER OF, OTHER FilATErom. ORGANIZAT IONS (List, if any): K3Lpp 8. 1x31111111 3, X S 1 ?hi Dplta Sigma 1DDRESS855 CONVENTION ST., BATON RuUGE, LA street number, street name and c-ity PLACE OF BIRTH ^^ NELSQN^_ V DATE 4/13/07 Wa^� oflcity ^nd state Month, day and year NATIONALITY AMERICAN RELIGION M E TM OD I S T NAME OF FATHER REMBERT E. STEARNR. SR . , NAME OF MOTHER JESS I E L . MANN I NG S TEARNS Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED BATON RUv^GE HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE RECORD MElffiER OF ^TOAT CLASS SOPHOMORE Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, iMAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: COMMERCE CLUB. V.M.C.A VARSITV GOLF MElffiER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): SIGMA CHI FRA TERN I TY mm IN HJLL Roy Leland ThomvBon First Name Middle Name Last Name IDDRESS L.S*U� Old CsjnipuB, Baton Roig e, lousiana street number, street name and city PLAGE OF BIRTH PATE janus-iry 10. 189 1 state Month, day and year NATIONALITY HELIGION Baptist NA^ffi OF FATHER U. Thom-pson^ �lifc NAME OF MOTHER n q u-� Tate Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Qhes-boup-h Agricultural High School COLLEGE RECORD MMBER OF ITOAT CLASS Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED- WHAT' YEAR loon PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Froffessor MH-IBER OF OTHER FRATEENITY ORGANIZATIONS (List^ if any): Alpha Zeta Square and Compass NAlffi IN FULL JiiiOiea Taft Tr iehe First Name Middle Name Last Name IDDRES S 1124 St. laximillian Baton Rouge, Louisiana street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH Hahnville^ Louisiana DATE August 6, 1908 Name ofJcity ^nd state Month, day and year NATIONALITY American RELIGION Catholic VNiW NAME OF FATHER Joseph Clements Triche NAME OP MOTHER Josepha Troxler ii�*wMPifa *^ Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED HahnvJlle Hi^ School COLLEGE RECORD MMBER OF :^/HAT CLASS Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, lliAT ' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY Comnierye Club MElffiER OF OTHER FPJITEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): NA}ffi IN FULL Jaiz� s Os car Wei)]) First Name MxddlG Name Last Name ADDRESS 1930 Olj-ye St^^Baton Rouge yLouisiaaa# street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH MoCoial>,MigjS> DATE July 12,1906 state Name of i,oity and Month, day and year NATIONALITY Amerioan RELIGION Baptist �HW t^ fc^l.i^^.i.^1 ,rP-MH NME OF FATHER Jaoas O.Webb NAJfE OF MOTHER YletorJa,! Homobay Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Clinton HigM School COLLEGE RECORD MElffiER OF TOAT CLASS Jmiior |*'T Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, iMiAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEHIITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): NAJ-ffi IN MILL B. Will First Name Middle Name Last Name R.F.D.#3 Alexandria,la � IDDRES'3 Street number, street' name and city PLACE OF BIRTH DATE 260.17,1906 Name ^nd state Month, day and year NATIONALITY RELIGION Baptiwt NAME OF FATHER NME OF MOTHER Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED COLLEGE RECORD MEIvIBER OF ^fflAT CLASS Senior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, ^MIAT YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Varsity Basket Ball 1927-28-29. Capt Secretary-Treasure Student-Council MIMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Si �4nU Chi Scal^tard and Blade*