Centenary College of Louisiana - Yoncopin Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Baptist Student Union The purpose of the Baptist Student Union at Centenary is to cultivate a student ' s friendship with Christ, and to grow spiritually as well as intel- lectually. It is the connecting link be- tween the student and the local church. Activities of the Centenary B.S.U. in- clude socials, mission activities, intra- murals, summer mission activities, and Religious Life Week. ROW ONE: Dale Hoskins, Eleanor Self, W. L. Lee, (SECOND ROW) Calvin Bains, Pam Stephenson, Chris Randall, Rev. Childress. Canterbury Club ROW ONE: Carol Bartholmey, Mary Dohm, Jan Brown, Sharyn Riordan, Nelrose Anderson, Betty Crain, Patty Burnap, DeDe Griswald, (SECOND ROW) Luciene Bond, Jessyln Barrow, Jane Newcommer, Kathy- leen Comer, Father Paul, Chuck Dunn, John Braden, John Sins, Earle Landry, Mike Strausser, Mike Kidda, Bill Thompson, (THIRD ROW) Lee Kizer, Dick Smith, Bill Green, Dean Smith, Tom Matlock, Alex Rice, John Luke, John Hooker, Chris Launey, Mr. Harrington. The Canterbury Club is an or- ganized body of students and fac- ulty operating under the authority and direction of the Episcopal church. It seeks to foster deeper and more meaningful religious thought and experience by provid- ing opportunities for corporate worship, discussion, and recrea- tion. The Canterbury Club at Centenary meets weekly for Di- vine Worship, program, and sup- per. On all Feast and Holy Days, Divine Services are conducted at The Canterbury House. The Rev- erend Kenneth W. Paul is the full- time Episcopal Chaplain to Cente- iary College. 55

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ROW ONE: Karen Everitt, Deanna Riggin, Nancy Augustat, Robert Ed Taylor, Bon Carter, Patty Toevs, Helen Giessen, (SECOND ROW) Ralph Harker, Will Finnin, Doug Davis, Lorris Wimberly, Rick Hebert. Methodist Student Movement The Methodist Student Movement is organized around six small groups called DIALOGUE-COVENANT GROUPS, including the steering committee which operates on the small group basis. Six to twelve members are in each group, with each group meeting once a week. The aim of such groups is to provide a context where persons can create honest and authentic relationships through experiences of self-discipline and commitment. Students commit themselves to two hours a week, one for prepara- tion and one for the meeting of the group. Inherent in such commitment is concern for the other members of the group and the total life of the ' fellowship. The meeting of the group is structured around a study paper which enables the members of the groups to en- counter views on significant issues and struggle with them in the community. Some Thursday evening meetings of the total membership of all small groups provide instruction, challenge, and orientation through speakers, films, panels, etc. Kay Reaves, Karen Everitt, Ralph Harker, Mary Pool- man, John Walker, Will Finnin. tW- Lorris Wimberly, Suzanne Sherwin, Barbara Buckner, Patty Toevs, Rex Wilkes, Helen Giessen. Jim Davis, Dave Edgar, Rick Hebert, Doug Davis, Kathy Nader, Robert Ed Taylor. Taylor Means, Bon Carter, Jackie Walston, John Lamb, Henry Giessen. 54

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AEA Alpha Epsilon Delta, a national honor society for pre-medical stu- dents, works to encourage excel- lence in scholarship, and to serve as a liaison between pre-medical and medical students. To qualify for membership in AED, a student must have a 3.0 average in sci- ence, a 3.0 overall, and approved by the members. Dr. Mary Wart- ers serves as faculty advisor. Spon- sors are Dr. Speairs, Mrs. Mc- Farland, and Dr. Entrikin. ROW ONE: Toni Funicello; Laura Stevens, Secretary; Marie Junkin; SECOND ROW Mrs. McFar- land; Frank Hughes, Reporter; David Hinton; THIRD ROW Henry Spivey; Dr. Warters; James Ander- son; Mrs. Montgomery; Dale Chiles; Jim Boyd, Vice President; Sammy Smith, President; Lou Pope- joy, Treasurer; Mai Morgan. rBr Gamma Beta Gamma is an hon- orary biology fraternity whose purpose is to create an interest in the biological sciences. Members are chosen on a basis of scholar- ship and upon faculty recommen- dation. Field trips form an import- ant part of the club ' s activities. This year members participated in a camping trip in the Ouchita Na- tional Forest to classify organisms and study the area. Dr. Wilkins and Dr. Speairs serve as the faculty advisors. ROW ONE: Chris Myles; Secretary-Treasurer; Dr. Wilkins; Beth Gibbs, Vice-President; Dr. Speairs; Jenny Mayo, Historian; SECOND ROW Susan Wade; Charles Proctor; Jim Nance; Jim O ' Rear, President; Sherman Matthews. 56