Louise Beraud, ’18 on the west side of campus
1916
OWLS Halloween party
1942
I think this came from Sid Rich.
Circa 1990
I expect all of you to behave out there tonight! (Yes, I’m looking at you.)
Bonus: No real reason, I just like this.
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More on Miss Beraud and her service in France during and shortly after WWI can be found here (http://news.rice.edu/2010/11/11/rice-remembers-hello-girl-louise-beraud-griggs-at-veterans-day-ceremony/) and here (http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth229833/m1/3/zoom/)
Hamman Hall stairwell. I know it well from the pre-Alice Pratt Brown Hall days. Stained glass squares echo the colored glazed brick/tile accents on the exterior.
It reminds me of Mondrian paintings, with their white, blue, and red squares and rectangles.