In spite of a reduction in numbers,

we, the students of Northeasl Junior Col­

lege for the year 1950, have carried on

the tradllions enshrined within these

ccvers, and it has been a year that we

will cherish in our memories forever.

LIBRARY

NORTHEAS JUNIOR COLLEGE

S:-'3rl' fr~m "SNAI-'IJ"

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A GREAT YEAR

BROWN HALL

pand

Whet

Kwo

PLA Y

Whether dissecting frogs in the

Zoology laboralory, typing copy

for Pow Wow consumption, re­

dting dealhless lines from

"SNAFU", recuperaling irom a

long homecoming parade, or

simply getling scalped, N. J. C.

students conlribute 10 Iheir edu­

cation a heritage long to be re­

membered.

Malone's station wagon participates m IhG

homecoming parade .. the spirit of

which completely left the coach to the

lune of 12 to 6 while the remams

look forward to the ThanksgIving Day

game and Its 49 10 0 score! 1hat

Buick IS sooo cule!

IT OF E

• • •

ROT C stands "r-treat"

EVERYTHING •

DEDCA ON • • • •

Some Deans of Women sit in an office, some teach

women's physical education classes, and some even adminis­

trate bu t none that we know of catches so many fish

as to make Isaac Walton look like an amateur .

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_ . - In deepest appreciation for her many years of laithful service, her

guidance in rnU:1Y phases of college life, and her genuine interest in each

indIvidual and his probJelns, -the Chocahoula Staff lovingly dedicates the 1950

CHA ,AHOULA 10 Miss Ada Bess Harl, a dear friend and coLtnse!or.

ADM IN/S

Dr. Harold W. Stokes, Presi­

dent of Louisiana Stale Univer­

sity.

Although president of the Uni­

versity, of which NJC is a divis­

ion, for only two years, Dr.

Slokes has quickly endeared

himself to the heart of the insti­

l lion, having brought with him

a heritage rich in educational

experience.

Dr. Stephen A. Caldwell;Dean of the Junior

Division of Louisiana Stote University and Co­

ordinator of Junior Colleges.

B.

So

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ISTRATION Dr. William Rodney Cline, Dean oj North­

east Jumor College of Louisiana State Univer­

sity.

Miss Ada Bess Hart,

Dean of Women

A. S. Bullman, Dean oj Men

B. S. Hamner, Registrar

Sam When sky, AudHor

ou r

Faculty

FraGeis Hamillon Burke. [nslrucLor in Music; B. A. Universlly of Miami; M. MusIc, Unlverslly c! An7.ona.

Mory Clay. LIbrarian: 3. A, Judson College; B. S. in Llcrary SCIence, Um­versity of Illinois.

Rodney Cline, Dean of Nor-i."leasl Junior College, Professor 01 EducaLiOn; 8. S., Louisiana Polytecbmc [nsl1lule; M. A., LOUlSi(rt1a SLale Umv9rsIlv; Ph. D., George Peabody Colleqe. ­

"'hlla Claire Cox, Assislanl Frofessor 01 Enghsh; B. A., University of Okla­homa; :'.1. A., Ph. D.. George Peabody ColJ.eq,;,.

I

Emma Fe ..quson, Instructor in Malhe­ I moties; B. S., M. S., Loulslana Stale Uol­versIly_

Emme~t r. Fosler, Assistant Professcr oJ Chemistry; B. A., LoulslOna Polytechnic InSlllLJle; M. A., LaulslOna Slale Unlver­slly.

\,Viiham R. Hc:rnmond, Assc:ci\~~e Pro· fesscr of ScclC.d Selenee" B. A., \~res'­

ern Kentucky State College; M. A., Pt. D.. George Peabody ColJ.ege

B. S. Hamner. Regislrc.. ; Asslslanl Pro­~-"ssor of English; B. A., M A., Louis­1cr lQ Stale Um,'ersiLy.

Pag'e 12

Ad,. Bess H:m, D<ian of Women, ASSIS!unl Professor cl H"alth 'md Physlo:-;:I EducatIon; B. A., Mi'iig<:lTI C,;)ie e; M. A., George Peabody COa",)".

Rodenck A. Hickman, Instructor in MatJlsm'JUes; B.S., ;'!jSSISSIPPI S~nl" Colle!)'?; M. A., Georg~ Pw.:;body College.

W. C. Honeycutt, InsLructol in Hislory; B, A., Centenar)' C,)H,-"",; M. A., Lou'sl"'"'a S!ot" University.

A. S. Hulfman, Dean of Men, Assistant Professcr oj l'uallh and Physical EducaLion; B. S., M.S., Louisiana Siole UmversllY.

I'r:mces S. Kelso, Asslstan! Proiessor of Home Economics; l:l. 5., MIddle Tenn· essee S\ale TeochLcs College; f,!f. A., George Peabody ~;ol'(,,;e.

LOUIse Gray Lemerl, Asslstanl LIbrar­ian; B. A.: 0. S. in Library SCIence. Louisiana Siale Universl'Y.

Major Hugh W. McClary, Professor 01 Mihlary SCIence and TactICS; B. A., Louisiana Stale Umversl!Y.

Hazel MItchell, Assistanl Professor of ForeIgn Languages: B. A., Brenau; M. A., LOUISIana Slale University.

James F. Monroe, Asslslant Professor of Music; B. M., Ikrylor UmverSlly; M. M., Amencan Conservatory of Music.

)ames Vi. Parkerson, Instructor In

5 ech; B. A., LOUISIana Polylechnic ]ns\hJle; M. A., Umve'isHY,of Iowa.

W. L. Perkins, ASSIstant Professor of Commerc6; B. A., Louisiana Polytech· nic Ins\llllle: M. A., Umversily of Oklo· homa.

L. L. Price, Assislani Professor of Agn· C'uliure; B. S., M.S., LOUIsiana StJ\e Ul1lverSlly.

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\'1 B. Rtcksrson, Instructor In Er:q1ll6r->r· ing: 3 S., LouislOna PoJyle._hni<:: Insti· tUle; M. S., Louisiana Stale UniverSIty.

Gertrude Sandrock, Assistant P:·OfP.S5C~

01 Voice; B A., Carnegie lnsltlule of Technology: M. Mus. Ed., UniverSIty 01 Pillsburgh; DIploma, Ur::verslly of Ber­Illl.

L C. Slale,", Assistant Pro(e~sor 01 PhYSIcal Sciences; B. A., University 01 Co!omdo, M. S., Louisiana S\ate Universily.

Anme Lee V.'es\ Siohl, Assi5l<.::o\ PJiJ'

(essor ot English and bllmaHsJ:\; 3. S., SOlllhweslern LOUlslOna Instilule; M. S., Louisiana Stale Unive,"5Ity.

Cop'oin Wd!iom A. Stephens. Ins'cue· lor In !vfd::nry SCience and Tocli:::s, 3. S., UnlvefsliY of Georgio.

Laura Szabo. fns'ructar in Commerce; M. 01 Educollon, Louisiana Siole Uni·

A. L. Tatum. Assislonl Prolessor oj Sccial Sciences, B S., Centenary Col· lege; M. A., Ur-"'lerslly 01 Texas.

Edwmd C. Whalley, Instructor In BlC' logical SCiences: B. S., Lcuisi:-l:1a Poly­tEJchmcal fnstilute.

SH.",'~nt C. Vl. A 0:1, Assis'md In ,,,\Jlo,"y Scient:s and Tactics.

Mynls Ballen, SWllchbO:Jrd Opew:or.

"'=o:g~ant ). C. Blalock. Assi5\';<:\ h :/iiib'y Science and IC::ti"8.

Ellpn Browne. Tynis·. B"slrles,. Cllle

Sergeant Victor Gecrge, Assislanl 10 Mllilary SCIence and TocllCS.

SergecJnl H C. Jolly, Asslstanl m Mili· lory SClence and TocHes.

Alma Jean Lmqulsl, Se-_ etury to ?e-;l S

trar.

Lucille McLeod, Acccunt Clerk.

Mrs. Hurvie M. Mock, Cdelerio.

H"rvle M. Moak, Supennlenopol of BuildIngs Gnd Grounds.

Sergeant Edward N. Payne, Assis\:;YJI In MilItary SCience ::l:1d TactiCS and Coach of Basketball Teem.

Mrs. Maymie Slroud, College Hosless­Sluden\s' Resldence HousemOlhel.

Mrs. I~mCl V"a'son, Mar.erg",· d Conege Bcx:'.<slole

Pag llj

. . . eooc Malcn~, Mrs. Cline, and 1'.1rs. Burke ore geltlng the 19985 kick out oj e newlyweds, Dr. WilJo Claire Cox C cruse . Mrs. Turnbough rakes in the dough at the N.r.C. cafeteria . . . Mrs. Menroe assures her son Gregg tho Santo Claus (olios Mr. Moak) is real and th ! the library stacks were never like this . . . Mrs. Watson anticipates a hard day at the candy-coke emporium ... The proliflgate (Webster's New lncernotional) faculty prodIgals propose more and better Sonia Clauses.

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CLASSES Page 17

-Class

OFFICERS: LeHto right: J B. Nolan, Sergeant-ai-arms; Quinn Becker, Presidenti

Alice Perry, Secretary; Dean Corbell, Vice-President; and Kenneth Norsworthy,

Treasurer.

SOPHOMORES Pag'e 18

SOPHOMORES

ROW ONE: Evelyn Antley, Delhi; Mary Lou Applewhite, Winnsboro: Leonard

Archibald, Archibald; Dennis L. Ashley, Rayville; Joan Bandy, West Monroe.

ROW TWO' Frances Bareswell. West Monroe: Jo Ann Barron, Swartz; Quinn

Becker, Monroe; Dennis Berry, Wisner: Jane Birdsong, Monroe. ROW THREE:

Addie Boggs, Plain Dealing: Jimmy Boies, Mangham; William R. Boise, Mang·

ham: Bennie Bridges, Monroe; Ruby Ruth Brier, Monroe. FOURTH ROW:

Charles Teddy Brodnax, Bastrop; Earline Brown, Rayville; Gene Brown, Burk·

burnett, Texas; R. P. Brown, Rayville; Mary Jeanne Brunson, Start.

P<lge 19

,

ROW ONE: Clauzelle Bryan, Baskin; Joan Bufkin, West Monroe; Rayford Bur·

ton, Delhi; James Carpenter, Winnsboro; Roland Carter, West Moqroe. ROW '.

TWO: Ulysses Cerniglia, Monroe; Gene Clark, Binklnett, Texas; Ray Clements,

Transylvania; Robert Cole, Sulphur; Norman Colvln, Rayville. ROW THREE:

Laverne Cook, West Monroe; freddie Cooper, Sicily Island; Cleoie Copes, •

Delhi; Charles Dean Corbel], Springhill; B. E. Cottingham, Columbia. ROW

fOUR: Helen Crosby, Bastro-p;· Betlye Cruthirds, Monroe; Tom Danks, Greens·

burg, Pa.; Gloria Dice. Monticello, flo.; Tom Dillan. Jones.

SOPHOMORES Page 20

SOPHOMORES

ROW ONE: Mary Jane Evans, Swartz; Sammie Evans, Tullos; Jack Facundus;

Monroe; Madeline Farnell, Monroe; George Franklin, Rayville. ROW TWO:

Wayne Franks, Grayson; Maxine Garrell, Bastrop; W. Z. Glaze, Monroe; Carl­

ton Graham, Monroe; Joe Griffing, Gilbert. ROW THREE: Carolyn Gulley,

Monroe; Bill Hair, Winnsboro; Mildred Hall Hammett, Rayville; Austin Harrell,

Delhi; Ru1h Hearne, Monroe. ROW FOUR: John C. HickingboHom, Oak Grove;

Joyce Dean Hicks, Delhi; Betty Hodges, Monroe; Stanley Hodges, Monroe; Ben­

ny Hortman, Monroe.

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ROW ONE: Jean Horton, Monroe; A. J. Howell, Wisner: S. T. Howell, Wisner;

Joseph A. Jeane, Bastrop; Sue Jinks, Monroe. ROW TWO: Everilt W. Johnson,

West Monroe: Ivy Ray Johnson, West Monroe; Nancy Johnson, Mo!?-me; Agnes

Jones, Monroe; Virginia Kenley, Sterlington: ROW THREE: Bobby Kilpairick,

West Monroe; Clyde Kirkham, 0110; Patsy Lee, West Monroe; J. R. Lindlow,

Rayville; Charles Littleton, Tremont. ROW FOUR: Emmett Long, Downsville;

Speedy O. Long, Tullos; Wilma Lois McDanieL Delhi; Oscar McDonald, Mon­

roe; Louise McFarland, West lVl'onl'0e.

SOPHOMORES Page 22

SOPHOMORES

ROW ONE: Barbara McIntyre, Manghum: James McKay, Monroe; Carla-Beth

McKenzie, Monroe; Brown McLemore, Gilbert; Marlyon McNabb, Sterlington.

ROW TWO: Odell McPherson, Epps; Beverly Martin, Monroe; Emma Marx,

Monroe; Gilbert Marx, Monroe; Clark Matkins, Sterlington. ROW THREE:

Dorothy Millet. Monroe; Virginia Mitchiner, Monroe; Al Murdock, Memphis,

Tennessee; Bobby Murphy, West Monroe; Etta Sue Murphy, Monroe. ROW

FOUR: Bobbie Nelson, Urania; Dan Nevils, Baton Rouge; J. B. Nolan, Cal­

houn; Kenneth Norsworthy, Tullos; Wendell Parks, Spencer.

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SOPHOMORES Page 24

ROW ONE: Bill ,Pegues, Monroe: Rex Pensinger, Dallas, Texas; Alice Perry,

Perryville; Donald Poe, Sicily Island; J. Guyton Powers, West Monroe. ROW

TWO: Paul Prudhomme, Monroe; Polly Ragland, West Monroe; Row-land Robb,

Crossett, Arkansas; Don Roberts, Oak Grove; Elizabeth Rogers, Farmerville,

ROW THREE: Fred Rogers, Monroe; Lamar Rogers, Farmerville; Alice Rolleigh,

Monroe; Gladys Rouselle, Oak Grove; Johnny Rudd, Winnfield. ROW FOUR: ,.

Charles Rundell, Delhi; Jeanne Sawyer, Jones: Brooks Sellers, Monroe; James

G. Smith, Farmerville; James W. ',Smith, Oak Grove.

ROW ONE: Barbara Spier, Bastrop; Teddy Taylor, Bastrop; Ann Thompson,

West Monroe; James Traxler, Delhi; Charles Venable, Monroe. ROW TWO:

Charles Vernon, Monroe; Noweeta Waldon, Monroe; Ann Waters, Monroe;

Jeannine Watson, West Monroe; Ray Wegley, Penn, Pennsylvania. ROW

THREE: Jackie Whiie, West Monroe; Eleanor Wilder, Calhoun; Laura Williams.

West Monroe; Roeux Willis, Calhoun; Audrey Wilson, Monroe. ROW FOUR:

Freddie Wilson, Calhoun; Joyce Ann Wilson, West Monroe; James Wise, Spring·

hill; Virginia Womack, Swartz; Arnold Zeagler, Monroe.

SOPHOMORES

OFFICERS: Left to right: Evelyn Gochenour, Secretary; Shelby Coqdell. Treas­

urer; Bob Brubaker, President; and Joan Parker. Vice President.

FRESHMEN Page 26

Ge

Ro

roe

FRESHMEN

ROW ONE: F. A. Argenbright, West Monroe; Burl Bailey, West Monroe; Ca­

mille Barker. Ferriday; Owen Boyd Barnett, Oak Grove; Robert Boss, Fair·

banks; W. C. Berry, 0110; Gerold Bllss, Wesl Monroe. ROW TWO: Wolter

Boone, Farmerville; Wallace Boone. Farmerville; Martha Boyd, Monroe; Clyde

Bradlord. Fairbanks; Hugh Bradshaw, West Monroe; Jean Bridges, Monroe;

Gerald Brown, West Monroe. ROW THREE: Howard Brown. West Monroe;

Robert Brubaker, Lancaster, Po.; Jack Connon, Monroe; Harry Chadick, Mon­

roe; Ben Chase, Waterproof; Margie Coldwell, West Monroe;! Mercedes Crab­

tree, Monroe. ROW FOUR: Milton Craighead, Start; E. R. Crawford, Delhi;

Rachel Crisp, Delhi; John E. Davidson, Portsmouth, Ohio; Julius Dean, Calvin;

Larry Dean, Collinston; Clyde Dearman, DelhI.

ROW ONE: Sonny DeBoe, Elaine, Arkansas; Marjorie Decker, Oak Grove;

Dillard Duncan, Mangham; Huey P. Duncan, Mangham; Robert Dye, Mang­

ham; Jimmie Farish, Yazoo City, Mississippi; Lynn Ferguson, West Monroe.

ROW TWO: Bobby Fife, West Monroe; Barbaro Franklin, West Monroe; Tal­

madge Foster, West Monroe; Bobby Futch, Farmerville; Reginald Futch. West

Monroe; Charles Garrett, Oak Grove; Charles Gaugh, Kelly. ROW THREE:

Carmen George, Swartz; Jimmy George, West Monroe; Thomas Gilbert, Mon­

roe; James Ginn, Mer Rouge; Evelyn Gochenour, Monroe; Janie Graham,

Monroe; Mary Sue Gryder, Rayville. ROW FOUR: Lyndol Guice, Sicily Island;

Luther Guillory, Cotton Valley; Louise Guthrie, Monroe; Hebert Halback, Tallu­

lah; William 'Hamilton, West Monroe; Joretta Hobgood, Springhill; 1. W. Ho­

cutt, Monroe.

FRESHMEN Page 28

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FRESHMEN

ROW ONE: James Hollingsworth, Monroe; Lindy Holloway, Farmerville; Dray­

ton Holman, West Monroe; John Honeycutt, Columbia; Sunshine Hutchins, Mon­

roe; Bobby Joe Jackson, Monroe; Don Jacobs, Monroe. ROW TWO: Joe Jacobs,

Monroe; Don James, Kelly; Betty Jean Jones, West Monroe; Doris Kennedy, Oak

Grove; R. T. Kenney, Grayson, Joe Lambert, West Monroe; Gregory LeBlanc,

Baton Rouge. ROW THREE: James Leggitt, Epps; Eugene Lemmons. Olla;

Bobby Joe McConathy, Winnfield; Geraldine McCullough, West Monroe;

Charles McDermott, Clarks; Eleanor McGee, Monroe; Herb McGrath, Silver

City, New Mexico. ROW FOUR: James McMullen, Monroe; R. P. McNabb,

West Monroe; Pat Mornell, Greensburg, Pennsylvania; Fisher Massingale, West

Monroe; Denton Millett, Monroe. Joel Moore, Monroe; Lynn Nix, Texarkana.

ROW ONE; Lamar Owens, Monroe; Reggie Parham, Olio; Joan Parker, Mon­

roe; Julia Pegues, Monroe; James Perkins, Monroe; Louis Phelps, Dallas, Texas;

Ed Plonsky, Boilard, Pennsylvania. ROW TWO: Don Richardson, Jena; Gor·

don Roark, Rayville; Homer Robinson, Winnfield; Barbara Rogers, Crossett,

Arkansas; Wiley Rowell, Monroe; Charlott~ Ruff, Rayville; Joe Sanders, Clarks.

ROW THREE; James Saterfield,· Fairbanks; John Short, Olla; Cecil Smith,

Winnsboro; Clinton Smith, Monroe; Herschel Smith, Rayville; Bob Stewart, Mon­

roe; Baskin Swanner, Mangham. ROW FOUR; La Vaughn Tarver, Mang­

ham; Leslie Templeton, RaYY.i~le! Willoughby Thomas, West Monroe; William

Thomas, Ferriday; Archie Thoma'son, Mangham; Dorothy Tucker, Farmerville;

John Turner, Fairbanks.

FRESHMEN Page 30

FRESHMEN

ROW ONE: Margie Valentine, Archibald; Max Waite, Rayville; Bonnie Walk­

er, Tallulah; fulia Warren, Monr08; Joe Westbrook, Bastrop. ROW TWO:

Charles Whipple, Mer Rouge; Claire White, Monroe; Olney White. Tallulah;

Earl Whittington, Monroe; Jo Wilder, Eros; fack Williamson, Monroe. ROW

THREE: Tommy Wilson, West Monroe; Billy Windham, Tallulah; LoUIs Wolf,

Crossett, Arkansas; William Womack, Mer Rouge; Vmce Zappone, Greensburg,

Pennsylvania.

Page 31

Bob and Avis, Typical Freshman and Sophomore

said) . Who said SNAFU was a hilarious comedy?

N. 1. C.

Joan eNough

Ghosts of

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FATURES

,

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• 'I

B EAUT

ES

• •

Ma'or kClary

o

The Il O. ~. C. lS ~y a min·

isl9ro8 by M iur Hugh 1.. ....k­

Clary, ProfoSl3or af Mllltory Sci

sence and '('ades, assisted by

Caplllill \Vill1om A. Sis hemo ..

ASSlskrn Profes8o:' i \Ii litary

SC1E~ncE nd T_clies.

s Ie

Cop altl Stepbe 5

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F.RST ROW: Masler Sergeant

Harry C. lolly, Sergeanl 1st

Cl ss Clauci.e W. Allen, and

SGrgeanl Edward M. Payne, Ir.

ECOND ROW: Sergeant Vic·

lor George, Serqeo lIst Class

Joseph G. Julock, wId Sergeant

Monre.;> Beech.

A depOT enl 0 NrC since 1942, the ROTC W oSgl n under he command of Colonel rederick Pond. Du In9 tne war it provided basic military train g and prepared mony young men lor ser­vice in the A:my. rn 1947. and 48, un­d8T the command of Major Joseph Murphy, 'he unit rec lVed a r ing of 97,98. one of the highest ,Qling~ of any junior co. e e in the United SWles.

Last yG r Ute OTC sponflored a mUtt ty balL whicll was an outs and nGJ succesS'-, and HIe newly organized ROTC Acthrilies Club shows promise o[ bal 19 one . me most ocllve clubs on the campus,

This year the in ormal inspe-cllon on December 2 co:rned out y Gene al fohn Weeke ling, Ch1/51 of the Louisiana Mililary District, was raled eriar.

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COLOR

COMPJi.NY A. Cadel a lain Doyle . Craighead. Lea er; Firsl Platoon

leader, Cadet Lieutenant Cnarles N. Uillelot: Second in oon Leade', Codet Lleulen·:ml T oma. ~. Ni . olson.

COMPANY B. Cacet Williom B. Mc­Lemore, Jr., Leader; Firsl Platoon LElQd· ar, Cadet ie te 0 I Perry Kent; Sac­ond Plotoon eader, Cadet Lieul nrn: Quinn H. BeckeT.

LO GUARD

HER • o • c

. Col. Eustis 1. Polland rides In lne A y Day Pmade. . Ins ructo.s

n shlci~nt oliko nioy the conve JerlCflt; f th new.R 1'C bu;' ding .

Q\.Jeen of lhE! Milll" 'y BolL M155 Bctlye Cruthir s I., C 'owned by Code M )or

Thomas Bearden.

dei Lieulen t Herb McGrath 180v8s MIlItary b I.r .Q . . . Prominenl

Monroycns. IOOG Meoison ono' ollei.gh Poulos, partlcip ie in Anny Day

crcti ties ... Second Plelo n, Com any "B" marchos in Army Day peJr'Jde ...

Fl g rQl~ing el Is are led hy Cadet Dayla Cralghead in I onl 0 Ihg Cl y HaJl.

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COM IHOM

QUefrn Allee Perry is escorted to thE'l ccroncrlioll Y lorrel !\·ia:kmo

G 1 9 4 9

C O\'m beare:;:, Susan Shena se.

Queen and ~ er court in Homecoming Paracie.

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Frleudly blonde ~::l blue Y£>Q g Cl presldenl

ADDIE BOGGS NN BECKER

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uden Cour.::il /iC8 Pres.den . . . St en! COUl ell Ple<;idenl . .

GLADYS ROUSELLE It\RR L MA KING

c

Cheedul Cheerleader . .

iERLY MARTI

Slrcn-;J and silent

DE.W CORBE

Favorit,es1-----1--------­ ------------------­

"Beauliful, reserved, efhcle I .

r;'ANNE SAWYER

Pag 1

"/ersatlle Vet

BOB STE~VART

8L~S5

ATHLETICS Page 49

James L. Malone, Coach

Sept. 23 - - _. - - ~~ East 0

Oct. 20 -­ - - - - - Panola

Nov. 24 ~ -­- - -­-­ N.W.

FOOTBALL SEA SO

. , , On November 4, the day

d' the big game with another

branch 01 N. J. C, John Mc­

Neese Junior yollege (which

won by a slight margin), Ma­

lone's boys rode in style in the

big Homecoming parade, bound

to Win . . . merely "Daily

Routine".

Page 50

Guy Sievers, Manager

N HIGHLIGHTS Oul 0' my way. boys!

East Oklahoma __ 7 NJ C _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 19

PanolaJ.C. _-­ _ 0 NJC.__. ._. 0

N.W. M iS5. J. C, _ _ 0 NJC _ __ __ ..__ _ __ __ 49

FIRST ROW; Johnny Ayers. Hendrix Bell. Bob Brubaker. Eugene Brown. SEC­

OND ROW: Eugene Clark, Ray Clements, Dean Corbell, and Doyle Craighead.

Sept. 30 _ _ _ _ K i Igore J. C. _ _ __ 28

The headless horseman runs again.

"Guess we better stop here, Jimmy?"

Oct. 15 ._ Ala. State T. C. 7 NJC 6

again.

Milton Craighead

William DeBoe

Jimmy Farrish

Gene Grayson

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"Hey you guys, he's over Ihjs~a way!"

Oct. 28 L.S.U. "B" Team __ ~ 25 NJC 0

FIRST ROW; T. Y. Harp, Gregory LeBlanc, Clark Matkins, Pot Marnell. SEC­

OND ROW: AI Murdock, Ernie Murphy, Dan Nevils, Lynn Nix.

"Has an the ball?'

Rex Pensinger

Louis Phelps

Ed Plonsky

Lloyd Ray

Nov. 4 John McNeese J.C. 26 NJC 12

"Has anybody seen the ba1l?"

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W. A. "Dub" Rush

Eugene Smith

Ray Wegley

Tommy Wilson

Vince Zappone

Nov. 12 Little Rock J.C. 50 NJC 13

"A Wile laster, lelias, he's touchdown bound."

GOLD

JACKETS

OFFICERS

Norrr.an Colvin, Secretary; Jarrell

Matkins, President; W. Z. Glaze. VIce

Presided; ond Arnold Zeigler, Treasur­

er.

FIRST ROW; Norman Colvin, Dean Corbell, Joe Downing, W. Z. Glaze, K. D.

Hayes. SECOND ROW; Stanley Hodges. Paul King, Charles Littleton, Marlyon

McNabb, Jarrell Matkins. THIRD ROW: Teddy Taylor, Ray Wegley. Arnold

Zeigler.

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INDIANETTES One of football seasons primary or­

ganizalions, the INDIANETTES, is a pep

squad to keep the spectators happy

during the half time as well as furnish­

ing the cheerleaders with vocal support

during the game. During the pas! two

seasons they have combined forces

with the PURPLE JACKETS to create

more colorful routines on the football

field. The CHACAHOULA salutes these

girls as a lribute to lheir fine spirit.

KNEELING: Betty Autrey, Helen Crosby, lulie Pegues, Carolyn Gulley, Louise

Guthrie, Mantha Cheatham. STANDING: Margie Valentine, Julia Warren,

Alice Rolleigh, Bonnie Walker, Ann Thompson, Etta Sue Murphy, Doris Ken­

nedy, Eleanor Wilder, Freddie To Wilson. Nellie 10 Wilder.

PURPLE JACKETS

These happy faces radiale the sphi/ of NJC.

A star performance for a slar state.

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PURPLE

JACKETS

OFFICERS

Beverly Martin, Vice President;

Patsy Lee, Historian; Barbara Mc­

Intyre, President; Agnes Jones,

Treasurer; Addie Boggs, Secre­

lory.

FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Applewhite, Addie Boggs, Clauzelle Bryan, Beltye

Cruthirds, Agnes Jones. SECOND ROW; Potsy Lee, Louise McFarland, Bar·

bara McIntyre, Beverly Marlin, Bobbie Nelson. THIRD ROW: Allee Perry,

Gladys Rouselle, Jeanne Sawyer, Noweeta Waldon, Audrey Wilson.

FIRST ROW: Hardy Holly, Lynn Nix, Bob Cole, Julius Dean. SECOND ROW:

Sergeant Payne, Coach; L. C. Carpenler, "Snooky" Cerniglia, Luther Guillory,

Gregory LeBlanc. Harold Short, Gene Smith, and Garland May.

Sergeant Payne not only exercised his military duties this year, but also

coached the fine basketball team through a tough varsity season.

Although this 1949-50 season tearn is not the first in the history of North­

east Junior College; it has done a fine job in elevating the sport of basketball

to a varsity standing, where we hope it deserves a place and will remain'.

BASKETBALL Page 61

BASKETBALL "

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SEASON ...

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"Mr. Hamner, what abou! ihis? . .

Liitle ones and big ones, too

THE REGISTRATrON PROCEDURE

You can't come in here-the

'D's" don't come until 10:00 o'clock

Wonder what the regislrar

thinks of my last grades - will he

let me regIster? . . . Well. let me

see, I thmk I would like to take Hog

Calling I, Mechbnical Fire Eating

13 OH! and don't forg,et to

put me dow!) for Campusology 2'4 Get your class cards lined

up . Where is your purple,

green, white, and lavender card?

What about your multiple,

quadruple, and sextuple section

cards? . Sorry, but you haven't

registered properly - you'll have to

go back and do it over ... "How

much money HAVE you got?"

WOW! I'm a student now!

Page 64.

"No. I don't want thai section."

"Wen, how much money HAVE you got?"

ORGANIZATIONS Page 67

NOWEETA WALDON, Edilor

CHACAHOULA STAFF Barbara Franklin, Assistant Editor; Bob Stewart, Feature Editor; and Louise Guthrie, Assistant Editor.

Stanley Hodges, Photographer;

Mr. Francis Burke, Faculty

Sponsor; Jo Ann Barron, Organ­

ization Editor: Alice Perry, As­

sistant Organization Editor.

Ann Thompson, Assistant Busi­

ness Manager; Bobby Fife, Busi­

ness Manager.

Gerald Bliss. Artist; Carla Beth

McKenzie, Photography.

~-~iiii

POW WOW

LadRex Pensinger, Business Man­MaiHager; Louie Mathis, Editor.

Biily Hair, Feature Editor; Speedy Long, Assist­

ant Editor; S. T. Howell, Sports Editor; Kenneth Charles

Stanley Hodges, Photographer; Gerald Bliss, Norsworthy, Assistant Editor; James Traxler, and Ger

Cartocnist. Repcrter.

Lady Siahl. Faculiy Sponsor; Louie

Mathis, Editor.

Charles McDermott, Bobbie Nelson, Betty Autrey,

and Gerald McCullough. Reporters.

Toel Moore.

Page 71

STUDENT COUNCIL

Jarrell Matkins, President; Mr. A. L.

Tatum, Faculty Advisor.

Beverly Martin. Joan Parker, Bob Stewart Mary Sue Gryder. Jarrell Matkins,

Gladys Rouselle, Paul Prudbomme, Jeanne Sawyer, Ed Plonsky, Mr. A. L.

Tatum.

L BAND

FIRST ROW: Carmen George, Carla-Beth McKenzie, Charles Garrett, Billy Calhoun, Joan Bondy. SECOND ROW: Herbert Peterson, Gerold Bliss, Rachel Crisp, Mary Jone Evans. THIRD ROW: Roland Carter, K. D. Hayes, Roy Stelle, Wiley Rowell. INSERT: Mr. Froncis H. Burke, Director.

FIRST ROW: Jane Birdsong, Ruth Herne, Nellie Wilder, Madeline Farnell. SECOND ROW: Virginia Rae Womack, Carolyn Gulley, Dorothy Millel, Annie Moe Waters, Marvel Cheatham, Doris Kennedy, Mrs. Louise Stone, Miss Ger­trude Sandrock. Director. THIRD ROW: Claro White, Noweeta Waldon, K. D. Hayes, W. Z. Glaze, Charles LittIeton, Barbaro Speir. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Fronk Monroe, Accompanist; Denton MIllet, Johnny Davidson, Billy Calhoun, Don James. INSERT: Miss Sandrock.

CHORUS Page 73

FRONT

Rey Lin

T. Howe

CLUBS Page 74

FRONT ROw; Bellye Cru·

Ihl:ds, 10 Ann Berron, Mary

Lou Appiew tll le . GJ orkl Dice,

SO/ :,ar:::: Mcinty re, Clauzelle

Sryol:, Mrs. Hc:rry Lerner\. loco

ulty sponsor. BACK ROW:

AQnes IClles, Qu inn Becker,

Ray Lindow. Fred Rcqers, S.

1. Hc ......u.:.

E. H. S. CLUB

PHI THETA KAPPA

f IRST RO W : Dr. W . R. Hom·

mend, Sponsor; Nancy fohn­

son, A. J. Howell. Rooor l Bass,

Clou1.Qlle Bryan. Belly Autrey .

Mlldred Hommel l, Mr. A. L

To lum, Sponsor. SECOND

ROW: ,fllJl y BOI se, Borbara

Mcintyre. Mrs. Emma Marx,

S. T. Howell, Be tty e Cruthirds,

Lou ra W illiams, Cloie Copes.

THIRD ROW: Bill Hair. Wol·

ter Boone, V/a l lace Bcone.

Page 75

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

FIRST ROW : Evel yn Anlley,

Bell y Autrey , Carme n Georg e,

Cioj a Copes, Ann Thompson,

Eliza be th Rogers. SECOND

ROW: Sn nshina Hu tchens,

Elean or \V i I d e r . Frances

Slay,

son,

Donald.Bcres w ill. Loui se McFarland .

Po lsy Lee. Mild red Hammett.

TH IR D ROW: Em mItt Long .

Rola nd Cer ter, Lamar Rogers.

J. 'N . WolkeI', Don Jacobs.

STANDING: Mrs W . D. A I­

bnllon, Fa c ulty Sponsor; Mr.

KeIth, Reverend Jeroy W eber.

SEATED: Pd ly Ragland. Ag.

nes Jones. FIRST ROW : Bev­

erly Ma r l in. Ja ck ie W hite,

Joyce HICks, Batt ye Cru lhirds,

Audrey 'Nilson. Lou,ise GUlh­

rie. Addie BOQQs, M r. Jo mes

W . Park.erso n, Facult y Spon­

sor. SECOND ROW : Reverend

Pierce , Jeanne Sawyer , Ruth

H earne, John Dall ld son, La­

verne Cook , ul1d Bill y Cal­

hOllO.

WESLEY FOUNDATION

Page 76

WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP

fiRST ROW: Mrs . Mabel

Sla y, Spensor; Allee Perry ,

Ee.e n Crcsby, Addle Boggs.

SECOND RO 'W: E u q e n e

Crc wford. Hudson Tomlin .

son, Bob Stew arl, Oscar Me.

Conald.

GAMMA OMEGA

SIIT1NG : Barbara Rogers .

Mlldred Hamm&lI , Glad ys

Ru~selle, leanne Sawyer,

Sa:,:mi E> Evans. STANDING :

Mrs. M om\e Stroud. House.

mol her: ,}1olJon e Decker,

Mqry Sue G ryde r, Bobble Nel­

son. Dorothy Tucker, Bonme

Wal ker, Earl ine Brown. Joy ce

Hicl:: s, Co.rrulle Barker.

P age 71

R. O. T. C. ACTIVITIES CLUB

LEfT TO RIGHT: Braoh Sell­

ers , Bobby Joe behan. Bob­

by Fu tch, Freddy Coope r. Ted ­

dy Broadnc::x. Billy Ca lhoun, dol

Allen Horn \::90k . Se rq ea nl Al­ ,ames

Ien. J:meJl Malkms. Fredd y ROV{; Ccc Sims, C h (l r 1 e s }.oh tchell.

Arnold Ze igl er. Bob Cole, ~:.

? Sievers, Vb

Noto n, E:J:-naf

AGRICULTURE CLUB

Wolf:_

f IRST ROV';: W. A. Rush , Mr. L l. Price . facult y Sponsor; Charles Venable , Emml~l

Long, Qum n Bed~er , Donald Poe, Melv in lchnscfl , Hend rix Bell. Teddy Broad na x. SEC·. OND ROW; Wallace I,f,t o.lk er. W ill iam Womack, Gerold Brown, B. G. Fle mi ng, Jomes G in n , Auslm Horrell , Bdly Head, Fred Sims, larrell M al­hos, I. P. Rudd, Bob~y Futch. THIRD RO W: Jo mes Holley , W ilborn Berry , W. D Thoma s , Shelby Cogdeil. lock Cannon. Earl \Vh l ili ng icn. Po ul Prud · homme. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Head , Ja mes Legqlll , Arnold Zeigle r, Bobby Joe McCona thy, James McMullan, Howard Brown . FIFTH ROW: Odell Mc?herson , Ma rvin W il · hamson, W Hilam Pa rno tTl, James SmHh, Dennis Berry, Ch nlon Smith , Bobb y Kilpat­ricl: , Davld la ne s . Brown Mc­L£lmore. Tom Dillon .

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB

fiRST ROW: Gene Clark , Roy

Cle:nens. Ton Harp. Harold

Shorl. Grf!::;ory LeBlanc. Ly n­

cc: Guice. Sonny DeBoe.

I~.m:e5 !v.cK::lY. SECOND

ROW : Co::::ch A. S. Huffman.

f:lcu>y Spar:scr; Ge ne Brown,

30b Cola. Jimmy Farrish, Guy

SI9VUf S, Vince Zappone , r. 8.

Nobn. Earnest Murphy, LouIs

\'I'olle.

WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION

FIRST ROW: Audrey W ilson,

AQnes Jones, Addie Boggs ,

Beverly Marlin, foan Bufki n.

Alice Perry. SECOND ROW;

A no Thcmpso!':., Barbero Me­

Inlyr9, E!ean'or Wdder, Fran­

ces B ::t~eswIIJ. Sunshme H u t­

::nens, Jecn nine Watson. Dor­

is KGnnedy. THIRD flOW:

Nehie W ilder, Clole Copes,

Ev elyn An lley, Joyce Ann

VV'hson, Mery ' ecn Brunson.

E'hzabeth RCQers. MIss Ado

B~ss Ho r l, Fac ulty SPOfISOr.

MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE

FIRST ROW: Mrs. W. D. A;·

bnllon , Facul ty Sponsor; Jena

Birdsong, Joan Bandy. SEC­

O ND ROW : Charles LlI llelon,

Rola nd Cor le T, Charles Gor­

re ll , Bill ....Vl ndhc m. Herre:!

Pe tersen.

MUSIC CLUB

SEA TED; Noweela Waldon,

Rut h Heorne, Clara While,

Jane Bird song, STANDING:

Rola nd Co rle r, Charles Gor­

re ll, He rbert Pe le rsen, Mr . 1.

F . Monroe . facully Sponsor.

WIG AND MASK

SEATED: Ac.c.ie BOQ"Q!'I, A lk€

.:1olJeiqh, Freddie .'0 W!!SC!l ,

Julia W el ra:'!., 8s· ..erJy Morlln ,

Agnes JO:1 08 . STANDI NG:

t enlan Mi lle!. Mr. :orr,es W .

Parkerson, F'.::rcully Spo:1sor.

Blil ?cq.:.es. J. ·'N. W::r:ke~.

DELTA PSI OMGEA

SEATED: Addle Boggs, Bev.

erly Mmlin STANDING: Ag·

n sti Icnes, B1L PeQu9S, M r.

James W. ?orkflTson, Faculty

Sponsor ; Alice Rcll elQh.

BETA TAU MU

To Ann Ba rron, Charles Grlif·

ing, Agnes Jones. Me W hal·

ley. Sponsor; Cadlcn Groharn.

Mary Lou Apple..../hile. Jerry

Crab tree .

FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA

SEATED : Carolyn G ulley.

Doroth y Mdl"l, Jackie Wh ila,

Martha Boyd , Earline Brewn,

Bonnie Walker. Elea nor WIld­

er, Sue /inks. SECOND ROV' :

Camille Barker. Viro;mio KIn·

lliY, Joyce Hicks , Helen Cros­

by . Nellie Wilder, Bcrrbaro

Rogers; WIlma Lots McDo rl.le i,

Mo.rgie O€d::eT, Rulh Heorne.

Lenra W illiams, Carmen

G eorge. Mrs. Lauro Szabo,

sponsor. THIRD ROW ; lohn

Hlqqmbolhom, Charles Me­

Dennott Ray Lindow, Dan

Nevils , John Davidson, Ann

Thompson.

F L AS H I _ _ Pa tsy Lee's chern lab is limed to the art of fission and

fus ion ,_ Sone people just don't care _ _ W hile the ROTC Color Guard

marches down DeSiard Street. Future United Na tions secretaries study

shccthand , _ Beverly Marlin tapes up Gladys Rozelle's radia tion burns

W hile Louise McFarland figures out a way to concoct a tomic biscuits

Those pre-qa me blues were a lw a ys Purple for coach Barbaro McIn­

lyre . The days 01 the college jalopy w ere almost over . a s shown by

the Homecommg Parade- entront in the hula skirt but Sunsh ine. l ean­

nine, Bob, and Emmell would ralher go swimming and take a picnic lunch

along AMEN!

but do not stop here . lor the 1950 CHACAHOUl A Staff and its sponsor. Mr.

Burke, would like to ur ge you to read what our commercia l rooting secl ion has to say

o nd to g ive y ou c chance to catch up on the news really folks, w e hope y ou have

en joyed r eading this book as much as we have enjoyed watching it g row.

Page 84

,

We Acknowledge Our Genuine Feel ing of

Friendship and Goodwill Toward Those

Building Citizenship for a Better World.

THE BROWN PAPER MILL

COMPANY, INC.

Monroe, La.

Page a.s

Compliments Of

DAIRY QUEEN STORES

"CHAC" TO SPONSOR JANUARY CONTESTS

P romotion of two contests s ponsored by the ChacahouJo s taff is well under way. "Miss NrC" and (our college beaut ies w ill be chosen lmmedi­a te ly lollowmg the Christmos holidays. Jan ua ry 3 ma rks the beginmnq dole lor the Choco houlo s no pshot co nlest thot will e nd January 19.

"Miss NrC" and the four beau li(u ) coeds ore to be elecled by th e sludent body from candidates named by th irty orqani'lo tio ns. AI. though nominees are 10 be chosen b y the clubs as soon as poss ible, no speCif ic dale has been set for the elec tion .

In the snapshot e ven t, three cash p riz.es of $5. $3 and $1 will be g ive n for the three besl pictures.

Points 10 be cons ider'sd in judging include: Quality of the photograph, oriQinalily ond suit· ability for the yearbook. JudQes will be mem­bers of the C hac slaff. En tries may be sub.. mitted in a ny quanllty, with ea:ch lobeled and accompanied by comple te mm!mq address.

To the Class

of 1950

Our Congratulations and

Best :Wishes

W e are proud of you

Monroe

it's

Compliments

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Page 86

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Page 87

Compliments Of

Bond's Bakery, Inc.

HEALTH REPORTED FINEST IN YEARS

Genera l h ealth condili ons of NrC stude nts o re above o verage Ihis year. Thls slalement w as is­sued by Instr uc tors in health a nd ph ysical ecl u­cohon following the selles of examina tions given du ring the early pari of the semesler.

Miss Ado Bess Hort, dean of w omen, said. "The g irls hov e not been in beller physical con­ditio n s ince I have been here." Sh e contin ued , "This is due to the lacl thol the h igh schoohj; are tak ing a mo re a c live interest in the health 01 siud e nts."

A. S. Hullman, head 01 the HeoHh and Phys l· cal Ed uca tion department. was of [be same apln. ion.

One of the mos t impor tan t [octers in (he heaJlh p rogram is the follow-u p w ork., HuHma n said. Pa ren ts are noHfied of physical d elec t$. w hich lhe lesls show, and they ore requesled to ha ve correclions made by the family p hY Sic ia n.

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Page 89

Hemp's Cafeteria

GENERAL LAUDS MILITARY DEPT.

Friday was informal inspection day lor NJC's Military department. Brig. Gen. John Weckerling, chieJ oj the Lou· isiana Military District, arrived early to observe the military training program a1 the college.

General Weckerling was particular­ly impressed by the campus interest in the cadet corps. "The ROTC will succeed here beca use of its support by the lacuIty and student body," he said.

An honor guard, composed of cadets Irom the second pJa100n 01 Compony A, received the General as he arrived on the campus. The inspecting officer was a ssisted by Ma i. Neill A. Yar· brough and two non-commissioned officers.

Following the noon drill performa nce of the battalion, under the comma nd of Cadet MaL Rex E. Pensinger, General Weckerling told cadet ollicers , "It is a real pleasure to visil a unit like yours which reilects such fine spirit and inter­est in the ROTC program."

The inspecting officers praised the excellent condition of the armory a nd supply room, and commended the en· thusiasm shown by the first and sec· ond year cadets in their class work.

CONGRATULATIONS

from

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Bui Jcling Material ­

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Ollr congralUlations <l.nd best w ishes

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Congratu lations to '50 Grads

Cities Service Super Station

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701 Lou isville Phone 3J 0 Monroe . Louisiana

Best Wishes to '50 Grads

from

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Phone 3727 Monroe Louisiana

Yearbook Beauties Chosen; 'Miss NJC' Still Mystery Miss NJC remains the biggest mystery of the year. Names of the five winning con­

testants in the ma le-domina ted e lection have been d isclosed , but the iden ti ty of the lea d­ing lady will be wi thheld until dis tribution of the college yearbook, which sponsored the e vent.

Winners we re: 10 Ann Barro n nomina ted b y Phi The ta Ka p pa; Ag nes Jo nes, Agri­culture club; Bobbie Ne lson. W esley Foundation; Joan Parker, Stud e nt Council, MENC a nd Music club; and Alice Perry, Purple Ja ckets a nd Gold Jackets.

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Nominees were sub mitted by every interested organization on the campus at the invita tion of the Chacohoula sta ff. Se vera l clubs combine d their vo ting strength to su pport the same candidate. The effectiv eness of their m ove became increasingly obvious as ballots were • coun ted.

Interest in the choice of Miss NJC moun ted quickl y a s the da y for voling drew to a close. Last m inute ballo ts were cast, a nd the election commis­sioners adjourned for a two-ho ur ses­sion with 1000 crossmarks .

Many of the no minees were defeat­ed by a n extremel y narrow markin, as beau ty was a ra ther common a tl ribute a mong the cand idates .

In spite 01 Il)e- close ejection, fe w voters we re surprised a t the outcome. Agnes Jones and Alice Perry have proved cons iste nt winners in every beau ty a nd Homecoming co ntest that ha s been held s ince O ctober, 1948 . A gla nce at the pho tograph s offer suffici­ent e xpla nation.

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Company

Our best wishes for the fu ture

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Faculty and Class Portraits

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