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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1967 volume:

EDITORS Lynda Douglass Jimmy Journey 70NC0PIN 1367 CENTENARY COLLEGE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA ! miiM0 . % ! N I N « %., ,«■- ■■ • ' ' A It is inconceivable and of great pain that this journey will end. The mind, the heart re- fuse to accept it. We are for this instant traveling together and looking out at the world. I have thought that perhaps this is all that we ultimately do to each other— point to all the beautiful things as we pass them and say, Look. AAy eyes ache for some flash of recognition. There is no answer. I have no success. Finally, I will not arrive anywhere. There is no sum total of experience, and I will not know where I have come from or gone to. Yet I have come out of this isolation like a child yelling into the light of his newborn world, yelling his head off because the world is flashing with color and sound. Many of the sights and sounds still spin by me and I cannot take account of them all. You have shown me more than I alone could 10 And now the grass seems to grow upward and the trees tower dark and green above you, giving off a light that seems to come from the leaves them- selves, and the earth smells mys- terious and rich. I have looked at it all before, but now it is strangely alive. 8b ' ■ 0F L  I have begun this journey in loneliness and fear. But I will not lose the growth your sight has brought me, for now I have looked out on the world of terror and pity and pain from an isolated thing, lovely in a dark and lonely sky, singing and shining in all that frightened void. 13 It is as if you create a separate world. In your mind it is a world of fragments— light and color and darkness. If there is tenderness and if there is a sense of sharing, somehow the bewildering array as it moves by enables us to forget that we are all on a journey which ends, always ends. 16 A • 1 ' J Tall pines and enthusiastic eyes— A Conference on Student Life— An atmosphere of communication— Everyone asked, Where have we been? Where are we going? 20 But now, their eager voices echo on the hollow campus- Brittle leaves can ' t answer back- Only the October sun and the laughing ducks remember— Water off a duck ' s back— or projects for the future— What is the essence of- Student Life 21 Issues and Opinions— our potential big scene— A monotonous sideshow of football jerseys, cafeteria food, parking problems, and library hours- a flea circus : 22 in a carnival of ideas Our parents must have griped about cafeteria food. What about the World Today? Hanoi— Timothy Leary— a free speech movement— Tiny Alice- Does a flea circus have a life-time guarantee- Is student life- Individual C ' inion 23 Y. dJBK tomtmw - A symphony of Happiness Is plays behind locked doors drowning out esoteric mutterings. The layered insecurity and the harsh, intricate battle lines that cloak the Greeks lacks explanation. Why the tension? Why the flashy pride? 24 ■ . iMmdmi: Does the singing of a song off-key or the raising of a foamy cup constitute brotherhood? How boisterous and repetitious the song of planning parties, having parties and recovering from parties— together. .: ' . ' .:.■:, ... ' Fortunately, all that will be remembered is that sometimes-felt comradeship that erases all shallow bitterness and prompts the song in the heart of The brotherhood— The sisterhood 25 Entertainment— a vital ingredient in the life of the college— and in its future- Big Name Entertainment— anxious anticipation of release Highbrow Bands— a suprising reaction of stimulated enjoyment 26 SWINGLE SINGERS iV ' w « I f V; 1 , 1 i 1 B |% 1 9 m F fPhoto P. FATOSMM | v Hard work b y a committee— The super-showmanship of Wilson Pickett— A grimly fought football game— The smooth-tone sophistication of The Swingle Singers— The soul-speaking personality of Dionne Warwick— The High volume wail of the Uniques- Just another friendly service for- $10,000.00 27 Perspectives on a Revolutionary Age A brilliant schedule of sunrise speakers accompanied by a storm of irregular attendance- A vain attempt to usher Centenary ' s thinking into the 20th Century? Perhaps. 28 Jack Gilbert— The Orpheus of an upper world that mesmerized Centenary ' s heart and mind— Kahlid Baba— Arabian seasoned parochialism with a dash of national flavor— a lesson in international conservatism. Henry Bugbee— To ask me where I stand is to ask me my life. Colin Wilson— Peak experience, self induced, sans aid from mescaline, and my polythene record bags expand into the entire history of musical creativity— Phenomenology— a panacea for the future??? Saul Alinsky— Revolutionary? Would you believe cast in a 1 776 mold? Experiment Institution 29 Events to hurry the time on— Skits— sing songs— special days on campus- Reviews— Beauty Pageants- All crowd the days and lengthen the nights- And then, there is Chapel. 30 The events will be forgotten— The moments last forever- Times edges are fuzzy throughout— The Rat Race 31 THE GIVE ' EM HELL«l A chicken wire flashback for ' 42 and ' 57 Tissue paper textures to bridge the time— a homage to memory by the memory-builders Once the game— Southern Mississippi Once the dance— Just We Five Twice the victory— Sweet smell Wet crepe paper, Stained hands with fingers crossed Hell ' s Angels Cycles the mouths did ride The triumph of a special weekend when those who returned asked the buildings, the people, the college, Where have we been? Where are we going? 32 The all too familiar nostalgia of homecomings attempts an impossible forty-eight hour discovery— a definition of progress 33 Once upon a time in a Red Brick castle there ruled The Prince and Princess of Rush, Registration and Orientation. The land was called Compulsory, for not by the Nary Fairies. At the beginning of each fall Great Festivals welcomed the new arrivals. Their Royal Highness ' and the Emaciated Elves conspired to make the New Nary Fairy Merry with watermelon and ice cream cones. 34 fr SB , ' ■r But, alas, in the deep, dark Night the Little Fairies cried because they were homesick and because they feared that multi-headed monster Mr. Staff. Yet, they awoke courageously and approached AAH— 1 14 with quivering smiles and knocking knees. (Quiver, Quiver, Knock, Knock.) Nevertheless, in this Kingdom they tarried, although harried— and lived happily ever after as the— Merry Harry Nary airy. 35 Minors, Majors and warnings— A messy room is a major catastrophe- One more and a Campus or a trip to the Dean— You gotta learn to live with others- One way to improve your humanity- 36 A Community of Learning — where some are isolated in a plush twelve-room shack- Others live together in fifty crowded rooms as- One big happy amily 37 Footsteps on memorized walks where the feeling of everyday is true. Formulas and graphs plotted by carelessness— broken only when some special sight or sound defies the groove and jumps the rut. A welded kaleidoscope is a too familiar place. 38 Strange, how the crossing of a street means spring or air or just a curious second wind— the seldomness of an often release. How envied the friends who move in other realms— the realms which offer newness. Newness is an everywhere thing, and everyday is a paradox of her and there 39 A606B The extreme of slow and fast— pianissimo— allegro— pianissimo. Allegro— the hours of no sun— the rhythm we know so well. The cycle of light and dark— the schizophrenia of chiaroscuro. Personalities of midnight and the objects of their ritual. Clink! Clink! went the frosted chalices within the neon tabernacle, and at once the sacrificial fires consumed the machines named lawn mowers, while the nylon favors floated giggling into the animal noises- How fifty percent the year without the observance .j|§g- Nighttii fc cturi No ' s Eyes unable to focus- Voices play chaos— Up too late the eternity before And each of us sits there essentially undisturbed and uninterested. 42 We sit and wait- exist for the spark— the electricity— the excitement of challenge. Suddenly the glimpse— for several moments we are bathed in glory— we shout and dance within ourselves Hope is articulate— change is necessary— We explore confidently the abyss of our minds- Lines converge on a point— We sit precariously on the edge of our souls— The classroom society 43 ' -■ ' ■9 V Sometimes our spirits soar— We are free and untroubled. We find glory abounding in simplicity. A kite-speck under control— 4 - 44 ■ ■ ' i Yet, we do not travel a Yellow Brick Road to instant pre-packaged Maturity. We are not unconcerned— or unafraid— But rather undefined. Even death holds no absolute. We are confused by— Dar Quiet -J :■-_ i MAROON JACKETS , ■ •%■:■;„■ Left to Right: Lolly Tindol, Lucienne Bond, Patty Burnap, Mary Sorrows, Dean Rawlinson, Polly Page, Sara Smith, Donna Lou Valliere, Anne Hohmann Synonymous with dedication to Centenary College is the organiza- tion of Maroon Jackets. These eight girls are chosen on the basis of charac- ter and leadership, and serve as the official college hostesses. Among their duties is assisting during regis- tration, chapel and lyceum programs, and Freshman week. Membership re- quires a 3.0 average and two semes- ters residency at Centenary. The Maroon Jackets honor one out- standing co-ed each year with the Ray Williams award and an honorary Jacket. This year ' s recipient was Lucienne Bond. OFFICERS Mary Sorrows, Secretary-Treasurer; Donna Lou Valliere, Vice-President; Polly Page, President. 50 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA 1st Row: Leonard Critcher, Jim Montgomery, Lou Popejoy, Will Finnin, Jimmy Journey, Joe Loupe; 2nd Row: Dr. Pledger, Dr. Morgan, Dr. Clark, Dr. Hanson, Mr. Hickox, Mr. Durand; 3rd Row: Dr. Pomeroy, Dr. Pate, Dr. Lowery, Mr. Taylor, Dr. Voran, Mr. Williams. Dr. Hanson: Faculty Secretary Leonard Critcher: Vice-President Lou Popejoy: President O A K OMICRON DELTA KAPPA, a national service fraternity, recognizes outstand- ing men for leadership in all phases of college life. Richard Grisham: Treasurer Dr. Pate: Faculty Advisor 51 INTER- FRATERNITY COUNCIL Leonard Gritcher Reed Yates Joe Loupe Sandy Bardes Pete Keenan, president Jim Anderson Billy Booth Ray Gammill Jimmy Brown Richard Rogers Walter Campbell Chip Gomila PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Sarah Smith Patty Burnap, president Sherry Leopard Lolly Tindol, Courf Clerk Janelle McCammon Joy Anderson Morey McGonigle Susan Briggs Gail Boucher Adell Baillif Ginger Rogers Dean Shirley Rawlinson 52 HONOR COURT Anne Hohmann, Chief Justice Lou Popejoy, Associate Justice Mike Little, Justice Joe Carlisle, Justice Kay Koelernay, Alternate Will Finnin, Alternate Lolly Tindol, Court Clerk Dr. Walter Lowery, Faculty Advisor I have neither given nor received aid on this page, nor have I seen anyone else do so, except as I will report to the Honor Court. 53 SEXTON COUNCIL Seated: Jackie Nichol, Betty Hollis, Patty Burnap, Delores Carter; Standing: Ginger Rogers, Carrie Means, Cheryl Love, Kay Rheman. HARDIN COUNCIL Cheryl Maresh, Karen Everitt, Jennie Wilson, Kaye Reaves, Sue Ward, Judy Beard, Mary Camille Traweek, Becky Brown. J 54 JAMES COUNCIL Left to Right: Judy Cato, Mary Sorrows, Mrs. Caldwell, Anita Jewell, Nell Anderson, Carol Bartholomey, Janelle Mc- Cammon, Sandra Sanderson, Kay Koelemay. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS AWS COUNCIL First Row— Kathy Nader, Patty Burnap, Ellen Bufford, Judy Cato. 2nd Row- Marie Junkin, Ellen Victory, Adell Baillif, Dean Rawlinson, Janelle Watson, Karen Everitt. AWS is composed of all regularly enrolled women students. Its purpose is to establish communication between town and dormitory students and to act as a unifying body of all women at Centenary. It is headed by a coun- cil composed of one representative from each dorm, three town students, and four officers elected by the student body. It is the duty of the Council to make all rules regarding women on campus and to supervise dorm regulations. Dean Shirly Rawlinson advises the organiza- tion. The Art of Persuasion— Beautiful and Just PI KAPPA DELTA The national debate fraternity is sponsored by Miss Ruth Alexander. Members Alton Mc- Knight, Janelle McCammon, Leonard Critch- er, John Walker and Pat Bissonett attend fo- rensic tournaments throughout the Southern states and sponsor an annual speech tourna- ment on the Centenary campus each March. KAPPA CHI A national religious and service fraternity, Kappa Chi is composed of undergraduate men and women preparing for full-time Christian work. 1st Row: James Anderson, Lindsay Spencer, Becky Brown, Betty Barnes, Melanie Crowder, John Lamb, Lorris Wimberly, Rita Longino, Ricky Hebert, Doug Davis; 3rd Row: Robert Ed Taylor, Dr. Webb Pomeroy, David Edgar, Henry Giessen. 56 STUDENT LOUISIANA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION SLTA is open to all education majors. Regular meetings are held to discuss teaching problems and feature outstand- ing speakers from the field of education. OFFICERS: Kay Rheman, reporter; Sara Smith, president; Ellen Victory, treasurer, Johanna McGraw, secretary. CENCOE Cencoe is an inter-sorority organization designed to foster a more friendly and co-operaitve spirit among Greek letter groups. It consists of twelve mem- bers from each national sorority at Centenary. Mrs. Betty Speairs is faculty sponsor and Dean Rawlinson serves as advisor. Jsf Row: Morey McGonigle, Janelle McCammon, Susan Briggs, Joy Anderson, Paula Marshall, Ramona Alam, Sara Smith, George Hintgen, Lolly Tindol, Cynthia Watts, Pat Kern; 2nd Row: Kay Koelemay, Adell Baillif, Mrs. Hoot Givsom, Dean Shirley Rawlinson, Mrs. Betty Speairs, Patty Burnap, Donna Lou Valliere, Mary Sorrows, Ruth Estes, Marie Junkin. 59 INDEX Carol Culpepper DRAMA Niki Nichols Sophomore section John Lamb ART Patric Ewing Lucienne Bond YONCOPIN Frank Hughes Doug Koelemay Sue Cunningham sk ' -sfflcae essr? . 60 Co-editors Lynda Douglass Jimmy Journey Sports— Lester Hammond Organizations— Carol Thomas Pageant Director— Jim Montgomery STAFF Greek— Carol White Faculty— David Hearin Calendar Girl— Carol Ann Tugwel John Salisbury Dorothy Cain Ken Bufundo ALPHA EPSILON DELTA A national honor so- ciety, Alpha Epsilon Del- ta is for Pre-medical stu- dents with a 3.0 overall average and a 3.0 in sci- ence. Larry Liles, Dr. Speairs, John Salisbury, Jim Anderson, Wendall, Robison, Frank Hughes, Joe Jones, Tom Hickman, Lou Popejoy, Dr. Waters, Mrs. McFarland, David Hinton, Diane Herscher, Carol Bartholmey, Marie Junkin, Bill Hardin. ALPHA CHI Judy Pate, Karen Everitt, Sara Smith, Marie Morgan, Dr. Rainy, Dr. Pate, John Goodwin, Dr. Morgan, Deloris, Carter. Alpha Chi is a national schol- astic fraternity which requires a 3.5 overall grade point. The or- ganization is dedicated to scho- lastic excellence, and is advised by Dr. Lee Morgan and Dr. Wood- row Pate. 62 PHI BETA A national professional fraternity for women whose interests lie in speech, dra- ma, or music, Phi Beta is dedicated to maintaining the highest of professional standards. Membership is based on schol- arship and performance. Top: Yoko Hori, Diane Everitt, Jackie Walston, Jessylyn Barrow, Nita Fran Hutchinson, Mary Francis Backstrom. Middle: Connie Grambling, Cathy Larmoyeaux Linda Goldberg, Carol White, Mary Ann Cook. Bottom: Cheryl Love, Patty Verlander, Gayle Boucher. AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Tommy Peyton, Molly Gilliam, Jessylyn Barrow, Margaret McKinnley, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Teague, Melanie Crowder, Diane Everitt. 63 es The world is lit through the glow of the creators the created. le urs 1966-67 Niki Nichols Secretary Maureen Buckley Publications John Goodwin President Carol Thomas Treasurer Jim Montgomery Historian Paula Sthals Vice President mom Fuente Ovejuna hizo comendador! Lope de Vega ' s FUENTE OVEJUNA as directed by Mr. Donald Mussefm a past director at M.L.P. THE HOSHO SCHOOL OF NOH Fusao Hosho Tadahiro Matsumoto Izumi Mikawa Akira lakahasha Fusataka Homma Atsuo Mikawa Kan Hosho Hisayuki Isso Toshihiro Sumikoma Tadao Kamei Yuichi Ejima Toshiyuki Takamiya Ralph Courtney— Tour Manager Yoko Heri— Centenary Interpreter THE WORLD of CARL SANDBURG Norman Corwm Charles Park Carol Thomas Gene Hay give you the little white bird— and my thanks for your hearing me . . . If I live to a majestic old age, becoming the owner of a farm, I shall sit under apple trees in the summer and on a pad of paper with a large yellow lead pencil, I shall write of these things, lover of mine. am an inland sailor, sailing a bracken pond. WIDOW ' S WALK Ramsey Yelvington Carol Thomas Cathy Anderson Jack Mulkey Barbara McMillian Gene Hay John Goodwin James Ince 67 THE GREAT GOD BROWN Eugene O ' Neill Pride is dying! Why? Don McClintock John Goodwin Lauretta Maloney Jeannie Smith That glorious, blazing crown of life. Director Phil Anderson and wife, Cathy ft 1 I HMH HIV y 1 i ; : ' f- ' ; .-. . : 4 J 4 ' ' V M7 ' ' '  • ' ■ ' ;_ ' THE GREAT CROSS-COUNTRY RACE Alan Broadhurst Ken Holamon Jimmy Journey David Kingsley All ' s Hare In Love And War — Ridiculous! Charlie Brown Nita Fran Hutcheson Linda Goldberg 69 UNDER MILK WOOD Dylan Thomas In Under Milk Wood Dylan Thomas gave fullest expression to his sense of the magnificent flavor and variety of life. It is a moving and hilarious account of a spring day in a Welsh town, which begins before dawn with dreams and ghosts, moves through the noisy day of the towns people and closes as the rain of dusk brings on the bawdy night. As the end of the semester approaches, Professor and Mrs. Corey plan for the final spring production at AA.L.P. 70 71 ma y ranees .)acA.s ro n Oauicf i ooaett t)cott joatr an Jaij e )oucner JiecAu Jirotvn , itnmit JSroa n i ' en Jiuforc , ona nan (jooJie nary Ann ( ooAe J J aa ( ooAe A on ( rie i on JRi e Oeare Oav ' d Oent r u e e t)e J. Jese ( iatine Oona c son John t Zio t ( aro un . ar son L inoa Jareii Oeae jriswo a Anaie J o Jpauir Jlnne A o irnann lieitu 7 o As Jn a . ewe 71 an , unes J J J. Jones Oot a A oe e nai A at A ne emati ( jert Tares } ( aro Miite taec t Jinan Moffat . i n Jlonfuurneri ■■ ' (onteauoo ' a ffCitraan , u ni ( aire ance ( ' iai es J ar fjiaru one ' tee l ( ert Probst ' u A oyers A a en ( m j ) rVww Janet la leu J atti ( )er anaei O c - ( luran kn.J Da ton V—- ' JL % JL JL oir Living a philosophy . . . upholding a tradition . . . practicing long and arduous hours . . . being prepared to meet new challenges . . . gain a greater fame . . . loading a track in the dau)n of another tour . . . voted most valuable member ' 1967-Charles Park 74 riding over two thousand miles with a bus for a home . . . relaxing, working and performing at Hodges Gardens . . . taxing a weary brain getting new ideas for a television show . . . memorizing hun- dreds of musical numbers . . . eagerly waiting for Rhapsody in View in November . . . opening another year of concerts and TV shows . . . learning that the choir is more than a show group living and working together for a common goal talking to Cheesy reminiscences about Radio City Music Hall . . . the sun rising on Okinawa, Easter 1957 . . . the frozen plains of Kansas and Nebraska . . . waiting for a new sign to go up: I am a part of all that I have met Boredom is the greatest sin of the mind. An organization goes as its leadership goes. OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1967: Paul Cooke, treasurer; Kay Koelemay; Ellen Buford, secretary; Sidney Montegudo; David Blodgett; Carolyn Garrison; Jonathon Cooke, vice president; Lee Lawrence, president; Gail Boucher; Anne Hohmann, co-ed vice president; Jim Montgomery. a Is it I? 75 1st Row: Jim Willis, Mike Deare, Martha Pickens, Fran Victory, Helen Giessen, Lynda Douglass, Tom McNair, Roger Wedgeworth, Jimmy Burson; 2nd Row: Doug Frazier, John Goodwin, Nell Rose Anderson, Joe Loupe, Paula Sthals. ITA t ZI Sigma Tau Delta is a national writing fraternity for the purpose of encouraging and improving original work. Members meet to read and criticize each others contri- butions. Membership requires the submitting of an original manuscript for club appraisal. Sponsors of the group are Mr. Jim Willis and Mr. Tom McNair. Phi Sigma lota, sponsored by Dr. Ted Beck, is a national honorary Romance language fraternity. Members are required to have a 3.5 average in Romance language in order to qualify. From Left to Right: Lolly Tindol, Leo Coco, Kay Koelemay, Tom Merrill, Lucretia Taylor, Antonio Cubelo, De- lores Carter, Martha Alford, Nancy Pickering, Shirley Paul Coward, Ma- rie Morgan, Sherry Leopard. Kn Left to Right: Roger Wedgeworth, Nick Fiore, Dorothy Kohout, Patricia Kern, Lily Walker, Mary Sorrows, Paula Humph- rey, Patti Toeves, Ed Jackson, Billy McNamara, Pat Ewing, Patricia Lynch, Mr. Cooper, Wilkins Parker, Marcy Starling. Kappa Pi is a national fraternity for art majors. All members have exhibited widely on the campus and in Shreveport galleries. The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Friedenburg and Mr. Willard Coop- er. AVQ i Alpha Psi Omega is a national fraternity for students who have demonstrated skill in all aspects of performing and technical thea- tre. Membership qualification is based on a point system earned in production. Sponsors of the group are Mr. Orlin Corey and Miss Ruth Alexander. Left to Right: Marsha Harper, Paula Sthals, Charlie Park, Jim Montgomery, Jeannie Smith, Barbara Mc- Millian, Orlin Corey, Ken Holomon, Jimmy Journey, Carol Thomas, Nancy Nichols, John Goodwin. 77 CENTENARY COLLEGE BAND the group Patty Andrews, Lorris Wimberly, Bitsy Walton, Mr. B. P. Causey, Terry Banks, Rick Walton, Bob Mocato, Steve Brewer, Gary Johnson, Terry Love, Bill Riggs, Byron McNeil, John Lamb., Lain Causey, Gaylon Daigle, Henry Causey, Susan K. Brown, Larry Wade, Ludwig Schnapps, Lester Ham- mond, Doug Koelemay, Chuck Dunn, Sid Montegudo, John Laird, Conrad Soderstrom, David Herrell, Nita Fran Hutcheson, Connie Grambling. 78 the director W. P. Causey the officers Doug Koelemay, Byron McNeil, Sidney Monteguedo, Gary Johnson Connie Grambling— president the dance band 79 William Green, Mike Strausser, Val Phillips, Sally DeHoney, Betty Crain, Chuck Dunn, Spencer Lindsay, Ken Kostyack, Gene Hay, Mike Kidda, Mrs. Kathlene Owens, Dr. Rainy, Baby Abbott, Karen Abbott, John Abbott, Ann Edwards, David Prestridge, Sissy Hardy, Cathy Comer and Father Paul. EPISCOPAL CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT Nita Fran Hutchinson, Nova LaCross, John Turner, Kathy Galloway, George Hall, Robert Painter, Robert Ed Taylor, Becky Brown, Ralph Harker, Margaret McKinley, Betty Barnes, John Walker, Ricky Hebert, Rita Longino, Sharon Skirvanos, Susan Nenney, Gail Lafitte, Melanie Crowder, Mary McCrary, Debbie Slakter, Janie Newcomer, Kay Reaves, Will Finnin, David Harrell, Sena Sadegh, David Edgar, David Dent, Larry Wade 80 pgf. ' 1 ' - ' A, it- P4 alton mcknight lucienne bond adell baillif lester hammond ad absenteum— david hoskins The Yoncop ' n staff secretly asserting its undefined powers wishes to announce, or rather to welcome a new organization established especially for this book. So clandestine is this honorary group that the members themselves were completely ignorant of its existence until this very day. Perhaps some explanation is appropriate concerning (1) the necessity of such an organization, (2) how its members are chosen, and (3) how it differs from other groups of this type. However, we are not going to offer one. Let it suffice to say that Who Do exists solely for the glorification of those faithful, hardworking individuals whom the limelight misses— in short, those who does but ain ' t got praised. Because of the abstruse qualifications and the intense selectivity with which Who Do members are chosen, it was decided in the initial drafting of the charter that Who Do would tap each year exactly one-forth-plus-one as many members as that other groups of this type. It is therefore, with great pride and respect that the Yoncop ' n staff welcomes these six outstanding in- dividuals, persons who have contributed untold personal achievements to the Centenary Campus— We give you Who Do 1967. 81 ' 83 Virginia Rodgers President Joy Anderson Vice-President Lynda Wurster Recording Secretary Genie Lyles Corresponding Secretary Elizabeth Scarborough Treasurer Susan Briggs Pledge Trainer President Virginia Rodgers Vice-President Joy Anderson Recording Secretary .... Lynda Wurster Corresponding Secretary . . . Genie Lyles Treasurer Liz Scarborough Pledge Trainer Susan Briggs Membership Chairman . . Joy Anderson Social Chairman Gena Rupert Panhellenic AAorey McGonigle Scholarship Chairman . Connie Grambling Chaplain George Hintgen Historian Carrie Means Quill Chairman Susan Briggs Marshall Nan Cornfield Beta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was established on the Centenary campus on March 28, 1931. The long line of chap- ters first found their home in Galesburg, Illinois, at Lambard College. The Alpha Xi ' s are wearers of their golden quill; their flower is the rose, and double blue and gold are their colors. WRA Nan Cornfield ' r y J Ramona Alam Marie Baptist Dianthia Calandria Mary Campbell Nan Cornfield Melanie Crowder Terri Ebel Katherine Galloway Kathy Gowen Molli e Gilliam Connie Grambling Marilyn Grimes Margaret Harbough George Hintgen Susan Hooley Becky Hull Genie Hullinghorst Nita Fran Hutcheson Voncille Jennings Kay Kaylor Pat Kern Virginia Kirk Nova LaCross Mary McCreary Morey McGonigle Cheryl Maresh Caroline Means Dorothy Moon Susan Nenny Joelle Parsley Sharon Roberts Gena Rupert Kathy Scahill Beth Schmidt Gertrude Schoenfolder Kaye Steinwinder Raye Stroud Carol Wallace Mary West Jeannie Woodard Benoie Wright 85 Lolly Tindol President Patty Burnap Vice-President Cynthia Watts Secretary Mary Sorrows Donna Lou Valliere Janelle McCammon Treasurer Pledge Trainer Personnel President Vice-President Patty Burnap Cynthia Watts , Mary Sorrows Pledge Trainer . . Janelle McCammon Chapter Correspondent . . Social Chairman Nancy Rogers, Carol Culpepper Activities Carol White Suda Adams ■ Vocations . . . Julia Claire Nance Kathy Nader Marcia Short WRA Panhellenic Vivian Gannaway April 5, 1895, at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas, began the story of the X and the Horseshoe. Chi Omega was Cardinal and straw are Chi Omega colors, and the white carnation is the sorority ' s flower. Suda Adams Melrose Anderson Mary Frances Backstrom Donna Banks Judy Beard Pat Bissonnet Carol Borne Paula Boyd Carol Culpepper Debby Davis Cornelia DeWoody Susan Embrey Ruth Estess Karen Everitt Ruth Ann Farris Beverly Fertitta Nancy Field Ann Fincher Kathleen Ford Pat Frantz Gayle French Diane Gandy Vivian Gannaway ' Diane Grishar irsha Harper Diane Hercher Joie Hornea Susan Johns Pam Jones Sherry Leopard Lynn Levisay Susan McGlathery Johanna McGraw Sandi McGuire Melinda Mabry Freddie Mellor Gail Morgan Leslie Moseley Melinda Munson Kathy Nader Julia Claire Nance Kathy O ' Meallie Judy Pate Suzy Pharis Mary Lou Poolman Sally Raggio Ellie Ray Liz Robbins Nancy Rogers Deeana Riggin Sue Saulmon Marcia Short Bobs Simmons Janet Tally Ellen Victory Frances Victory Martha West Carol White Lise White Linda Whiteman Anne Wyekoff 87 President Vice-President Recording Secretary . . Corresponding Sec. . . . Historian Treasurer Ritual Chairman Membership Chairman Panhellenic . . . Activities Social Service Music Scholarship . . . Standards Parliamentarian . . . . Sarah Smith Adell Baillif . . Paula Marshall ....... Betty Hollis . . Doroles Carter . . . Marie Junkin . . Alice Buchanan . Lynda Douglass . . Marcy Starling . . Gayle Boucher Milancy Hattaway Maureen Buckley , . . . Vicki Bischof . Suzette Dewese Ellen Buford . . . Kay Koelemay . . Marsha Pickett . . Janelle Watson Sarah Smith President Adell Baillif Vice-President Paula Marshall Recording Secretary Betty Hollis Corresponding Secretary Marie Junkin Treasurer Delores Carter Historian Alyce Ann Buchanan Ritual Chairman Lynda Douglass Membership Chairman Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia, in 1898. Beta lota Chapter was begun at Centenary College in 1927. ZTA colors are turquoise blue and steel gray. Their sorority flower is the white violet. Dorothy Cain my, { i V H Pat Barkley Carol Bartholmey Vicki Bischof if S Susan Boddie Nancy Boone t HI Jane Bostick Gayle Boucher Fran Bowers Maureen Buckley Ellen Buf.ord Dorothy Cain Ann Cargile Sara Casey Sandra Couch Sue Couvillion Martha Cpwen Sue Cunningham Suzette DeWese Mary Dohm Diane Dunlap Dorothy Felder Joan Fraser Linda Garrett Glyn Ann Gilcrease Milancy Hattaway Beverly Hodges Anita Jewell Janie Kizer Kay Koelemay Becky Kuhatschek Kathy Lee Cheryl Love Linda McLendon Carol Mittelstaedt Susan Mpore Judy Morcom Niki Nichols Marsha Pickett Mollie Richey Peggy Shields 1 I Peggy Simpson Marcy Starling Pat Stovall Diane Townsend Lelia Vaughan Donna Vinck Shirley Walsh Bitsy Walton Janelle Watson Mary Tullie Wyrick 89 ■ ■:; u.s Walter Campbell Torrey Gomila I.S James St. Amand T.S H.S John Rogozinski John Groth , . . . . Gerald Brockwell Andrew Bardes TO BIND MEN together in a brotherhood based upon eternal and immutable principles, with a bond as strong as right itself and as lasting as humanity; to know no North, no South, no East, no West, but to know man as man, to teach that true men the world over should stand together and contend for supremacy of good over evil; to teach, not politics, but the recognition of true merit wherever found; to have no narrow limits within which to work together for the elevation of man than the outlines of the world; these words writ- ten in the nineteenth century by Otis A. Glaze- brook are the thoughts and hopes uppermost in the minds of the founders of Delta Alpha frater- Richard Cummins DELTA ALPHA ' S FIRST YEAR i nexsl President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Historian Treasurer Parliamentarian . Pete Keenan . John Green . . Pitts Launey . Mike Walshe Chris Barnette John Salisbury . . Rusty Read Doorkeeper Sgt. at Arms Athletic House IFC David Durham . . Mike Miller . . . Reed Yates . . Mike Miller . . Reed Yates Kappa Alpha Order was founded at Washington and Lee University, Lexington Virginia, in 1865. Alpha lota Chapter was begun at Centenary College in 1891. KA colors are crimson and old gold. Their fraternity flower is the crimson rose. Parents Chris Barnette Rush Scholarship Social Bob Hightower , . . Pitts Launey . . Mike Walshe Dr. Walter Mrs. Lucille Paula Marshall Orvis Sigler Lowery Ducote Rose Advisor Advisor Housemother d pH ' J s kmk Allen Anderson Dean Baird Albert Benoit Bernard Black Dave Bosley Tony Brandon Joe Carlisle Fred Carmody Guy Casey Jimmy Dean Gene Deputy Bill Garfield Broox Garrett Bill Green Richard Greer Mac Griffith Tim Harris Bob Hightower Jim Hudson James Jones Bart Kelly Warren Lowe Bill Mc Cormack David Mc Masters Billy Mc Namara Joe Mc Williams Lawrence May Dickie Meyers Pat Mickley Bob Monsted Wally Nobles Gordon Perry Paul Reinschield Richard Rogers Judson Shively ' Mrtih fJi Hank Shuey Ted Siegel Ed Simmons Larry Smith Charlie Sullivan Johnny Townsend Reed Yates 93 m Grand Master Leonard Critcher Charlie Park Grand Procurator Phillip Jennings Ed Cabra Grand Master of Ceremonies Grand Treasurer . Lou Popejoy Jimmy Brown o Lee Lawrence Paul Cooke Grand Scribe Johnny Davidson Pay Caraway Guards Burnell Lemoine, Rick ' Walton, Jeff Victory, Alton McKnight Intramurals Jonathan Cooke, Finn Gotass House William Varnell, Winston Goens Social Randy Beauclair, J. V. Jones Rush Roy Stringfellow, Billy Byrd Mothers Club Dan Lorant Scholarship Matt Lowe, Charles Williams IFC Billy Booth,- Matt Lowe, Charles Williams Phil Jennings Grand Procurator Johnny Davidson Grand Scribe Lou Popeioy Grand Master of Ceremonies to Lee Lawrence Grand Treasurer Leonard Critcher Grand Master Charlie Park Grand Master 47fc4T l Ed Cabra Pat Caraway Jimmy Brown Paul Cooke Grand Procurator Grand Scribe Grand Master of Ceremonies Grand Treasurer Kappa Sigma Fraternity was founded at University of Virginia in 1 869. Epsilon Chapter came to Centenary in 1 895. Scarlet, green, and white are the fraternity colors. The Lily of the Valley is their flower. Mrs. Mary Barker Housemother Adell Baillif Sweetheart Randy Beauclair Jon Blankenship David Blodgett Billy Booth Wally Burge Billy Byrd Leo Coco Steve Cole ABA Jonathan Cooke Elmo Cox Charles Crenshaw Bobby Critcher Wayne Curtis Jack Dominick Gary Johnson Ernie London Warren Oldham Dick Seale Lance Dreyer Grimsley Graham Charles Grubb Chuck Dunn Bill Hardin R. J. Fertitta Ronnie Fo rest Jimmie Floyd James Gillespie Winston Goens Dick Henry Jerry Hudson Allan Jones Joe Jones J.V. Jones Mark Jones Jimmy Journey Chris Launey Burnell Lemoine Larry Liles Jerry Liles Buddy Lockett Larry Osteen Budd y Pledge L J3L A Richard Proud Em Ardis Robinson Wendall Robinson Don Rodriguez Andy Carter Joe Cassiere Finn Gotaas Ron Inderbitzen Hollis Jacobie Steve Jenkinson Richard Kloiber Doug Koelemay Alton McKnight Walter Manning Marty Marak Steve Mayer Brian Moffatr Sidney Monteguido Jim Montgomery Taylor Moors John Morrison Richard Schmidt Kerry Schuck Dean Smith Jay Stewart Bill Stowe Scott Thompson Tommy Valliere William Varnell Rick Walton Larry Ward Charles Williams Johnny Williams Tom Young Prytanis Epiprytanis Grammateus Crysophylos Histor .... Pylortes . . Hypophetes Hegemon . Committee Chairmen: Joe Loupe James Carver James Carver John Stowe Tom Peyton Gaylon Daigle James Anderson John Turner Will Finnin Don Mackaman Rick Leyser In Tau Kappa Epsilon, all members are active on at least one committee, for one receives only as James Carver Prvtanis Gaylon Daigle Crysopholos John Stowe Epiprytanis James Anderson Hi ' sfor Tommy Peyton Grammateus Will Finnin Hypophetes John Turner Pylortes Rick Levser Hegemon one gives. Taylor Caffery Public Relations Lee Merwin Order of Diana Mike McClure House Bill Riggs Activities John Walker Alumni Mike Strausser Finance Larry Sneddon Intramural David Dent Social Bill Boyd Gaslight Robert Painter Discipline Sherman Gorton Scholastic Tom Banner Founded at Illinois Wesleyan University in 1899, Tau Kappa Epsilon International has grown to be the world ' s largest fraternity. Cen- tenary ' s lota Theta Chapter was established here only five years, ago. T K E is widely known for its monthly service projects and its com- plete participation in every phase of intramural competitions. The height of our social year is the Red Carnation Ball. Robert Ed Taylor Faculty Advisor Sara Smith Sweetheart Nolan Shaw Faculty Advisor James Anderson Tom Banner rtfci Tom Bitterwolf Bill Boyd Taylor Caffery Joe Carreras Jim Carver Bill Crosthwaite Gaylon Daigle Mike Deare David Dent Steve Doxakis Will Finnin Ray Gammill Dick Grisham George Hall Dana Bob Richard Kyle John Rick Joe Mike Harris Inguagguito Kincheloe Kirkland Laird Leyser Loupe McClure ' - Sv-Pl® Ted McLanahan irfc Don Mackaman Byron McNeil Lee Merwin Rocky Morris Randy Pace Robert Painter Tom Peyton i i 4 fc 1r rti Mike Steve Ray Bill Al Larry Dwight John Poe Pierce Renois Riggs Simkus Sneddon Snuffer Stowe Mike Strausser Rick Sullins Ralph Swenson John Turner Bill Wissman 97 m- FEATURES 99 MB ■ WW Si ™ •% JV f a ; JUST ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY J CENTENARY LADY Adell Baillif ifo 1 V ? ; jflfe X • ' ,■ r 1 jr i W IV K ' sx ' -i: ?;; : j « Tn nten LSbni ' .«. A H V jy • '  % JUNIOR FAVORITES Maureen Buckley Jimmy Journey ! ' 105 . SH SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Pam Jp Wm - : c wit te • - - .-. - : . - L ' ■: I f i m . i ■■■. -, - . RESHMAN FAVORITES Freddie Mellor Grimsley Graham l ' lkMi on cop in Jjeauties ; ' 4§- ii. jICiss Gnerul JlLaresn jliiss DCancu jCicno s 108 Jlii ' ss Jtau Utoelemau JlTiss Diane JKasse Jltiss Jliaru Jr ana ' s C jac£sfrom 109 CHERYL MARESH MISS CENTENARY KA Y KOELEMA Y MARY FRANCIS BACKSTROM Homecoming Queen Susan Sigler Homecoming 1967 Martha West Donna Banks Gayle French who ' s who in american colleges and universities centenary college 1967 17 1967 centenary college who ' s who in american colleges and universities rd sarah smith 118 I: maureen buckley leonard critcher Wk ? will finnin ginger rodgers 19 who ' s who in american colleges and universities centenary college 1967 marie junkin I f joe loupe lolly tindol 120 karen everett robert fisher 121 It ' s a trick) Charlie Park, Donna Banks, Rick Walton, Pam Jones, Diane Hercher, Brian Moffatt, Becky Kuhatschek, Alton McKnight. The varsity cheerleaders play a vital part in the athletic events at Centenary. Without them, spirit— proper, positive spirit— would be negative. They have provided capable leadership throughout the year, and have changed the pic- ture of spirit at Centenary from one of a howling donneybrook to one of subdued enthusiasm. So, to give credit where credit is due, the Yoncop n salutes our five— er, six— er, however many we have— Cheerleaders. Three faces of genuine spirit 123 ! J f H J r 125 MEN ' S INTRAMURAL Front Row: David Dent, Ed Cabra, Jonathan Cooke Second Row: Reed Yates, Gary Albright, Tom Stever, Coach Harless The purpose of the men ' s intramural program is to provide opportunity for students to acquire skills in adult rec- reative activities and to sponsor co-recre- ational events. Every man enrolled in Centenary is eligible for membership and may part icipate in any of the offered activities. During the course of the year, the men ' s intramural program offers these activities; football, table tennis, golf, a cross-country race, volleyball, paddle- ball, handball, basketball, badminton, softball, and tennis. This year the football title went to Kappa Sigma. The table tennis singles was taken by David Kerstein and doubles was taken by Kerstein and Ben Silber. The cross-country race was won by Gene Gillis. David Kerstein and Ben Silber 126 WOMEN ' S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION Left to Right: Jeannie Butler, Gail Morgan, Marilyn Padgett, Nan Cornfield, Cheryl Love, Vivian Gannaway, Anita Jewell The purpose of the Women ' s Recrea- tional Association (WRA) is to provide opportunity for women students at Cen- tenary to acquire skills in recreative ac- tivities. Every women enrolled at Cen- tenary is eligible for membership and may participate in any of the offered ac- tivities. During the course of the school year the WRA offers these activities: tennis, volleyball, a bike hike, badminton, rifle- ry, ping pong, basketball, softball, and archery. At the beginning of this year, Joy An- derson won the tennis singles. Volleyball has been won by the Independents with Chi Omega coming in second and Zeta Grey third. 127 MEN ' S INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL The men ' s intramural football com- pleted another big season with eleven teams participating this year. The en- tering teams were: Killer ' s Boys, TKE, DA, Grey Ghosts, Cossas Robbers, Kap- pa Sigma, KA. Blackhawks, Wimps, TKE II, and Rotary. The teams were divided into two lea- gues. Each team played all of the other teams, with the ones in their own league constituting conference games. The top two teams in each league went to the championship playoffs. The championship playoffs this year pitted Killers Boys against KA in one game and Kappa Sigma against Cossas Robbers in the second. The Champion- ship game the next night saw Kappa Sigma emerge the victors over the KA team. FIRST PLACE: Kappa Sigma GIRLS VOLLEYBALL This year there were twelve teams participating in girls volleyball. The teams were: Zeta Grey, Chi Omega, Daughters of Themis, Alpha Xi Delta, Pickett ' s Girls, Zeta Blue, Owls, Fuzzies, Gymnasts, Straws, Cardinals, and the Independents. The championship this year was won by the Independents, with Chi Omega and Zeta Grey coming in second and third respectively. Fuzzies Chi Omega Pickett ' s Girls Zeta Grey K f Daughters of Themis S )i rat Zeta Blue I V nr CENTENARY SPILLED IN GRID ATTEMPT Centenary College ' s first experience with football since 1946 was dampen- ed here yesterday, Sunday, December 4, by a team of students from Loyola as a thin crowd of four hundred spec- tators looked on at State Fair Stadium. Handicapped by a downpour of chilly rain, the Centenary gridders fell victims of a 42-0 shellacking by the visitors. While the Centenary team was badly beaten in the scoring and in the statis- tics, they gave 100 per cent on both offense and defense. Loyola had the best of it throughout the game but Cen- tenary ' s boys never gave up. SCORE BY QUARTERS: LOYOLA 7 14 7 14 42 CENTENARY ■News - % CENTENARY TEAM Player Warren Lowe John Smith Charlie Park Lance Dryer Mac Griffith Reed Yates Grimsley Graham Steve Brewer Dewayne Palmer George Hamlin Mark Jones Albert Beniot Dave Bowers Jonathan C Brooks Garrett Ron Forrest Johnny Green Doug Koelema John Lamb Jay Stewart Dave Bosley Aflefr Cooper C e Petrolie IDS Gary Albright Simmons Gotass rlie Sullivan immy Browryj Cummingl ■;. - . VARSITY BASKETBALL Head Coach Orvis Sigler Coach Doug Mooty We are going to be short; and we may not win a lot of ball games, but this will be -an exciting team to watch. This was the comment made by head coach Orvis Sigler prior to the beginning of the 1966-67 Centenary basketball sea- son. A few people began to wonder from what sooth-sayer he got his prophetic wisdom, for it certainly was destined to be a true prediction. The ' 66- ' 67 Gents were men who countered their disadvantages of height with the most potent weapon any team could possess — the desire to win ! This desire was intrinsic; and the only evidence of it, that a spectator could see, was the way these men played the game. Gent fans saw these men working like a smooth, five-cylinder engine. This not on- ly produced a great amount of excitement, but also our share of victories ( for the campaign). Considering all the opposition which they faced it seems that this was both a memorable and pro- fitable season for the Centenary Gentle- men. (I. Ak Coach Sigler discusses strategy with the team. 134 trip, stumble and fall John Blankenship Andy Fullerton Tom Challis Dave Gale Wayne Curtis Dellis Germann 135 Charles Grigsby Bob Lang Jim McAlear Bill McBride 36 Mike Scally Darrell McGibney Dave Tadich Larry Ward 137 Scally goes in for two 138 . Ward for two more. 139 Babycakes drives for two . . . tiftfffeii 1 • - ' 1 40 . sweetness of victory What ' s up? You see Coach, it was this way. FRESHMEN-VARISTY GAME Freshmen players carry Coach Shoemaker off the court after their victory over the varsity. ■k ■- , H 1 jjffwy y P ■ i f « I4I FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Coach Larry Shoemaker The 1966-67 edition of Centenary ' s Gentlets showed that there are brighter things in store for Centenary ' s basketball future by nosing out this year ' s varsity- Gents 81-79, in the ninth annual Var- sity-Freshman Game. The frosh, one of the tallest teams ever fielded by Centenary, average about 6 ' 5 , even without their curly locks. Throughout their game schedule, the Gentlet ' s height advantage has allowed them to control the boards and pro- vided the spectators with good, hard- nosed basketball. Coach Larry Shoemaker has done a fine job in preparing these boys for varsity action, by molding them into a smooth working unit. Several outstanding pros- pects for the 1967-68 varsity Gents keep coach Orvis Sigler ' s eyes gleaming with future expectations. Gary Brodlieb Robert Dueease Dave Frasizer Ken Hillyard 142 Hollis Jacobie Kerry Keller James Lainhart Robert Lang Randy Prescott James Smith Mike Tebbe Gregg Weis Donald Wi! 143 VARSITY BASEBALL Coach Doug Mooty Centenary, despite its having only one player bat over .300, posted one of its finest won-lost marks during the 1966 season (18-6). The leading hitter for the Gentlemen, whose batting averaged .245 as a team, was catcher Dellis Germann who pounded the ball for a .353 average. Bringing the Gents into the 1967 sea- son, big Del found support from team- mates Charlie Red Eye Grigsby, per- sistent Ronnie Warren, rapidly-develop- ing Lowell Mask, and several up-and- coming freshmen such as Sonny Moss. With strong pitching from James Gillis- pie and the remainder of a young but highly competitive staff, the Gentlemen came up with another very respectable season. One of the most interesting aspects of the 1967 season was the fact that there were only two seniors on the diamond, co-captains Phil Jennings and Jeff Vic- tory. As with some of the other sports at the ' Nary, the baseball outlook seems to have a golden glitter to it. Utilizing the experience gained this year, the Gents should provide fans with great excitement again next season. 144 Lowell Mask Charles Grigsby James Gillespie Bob Lang 145 Mike Reeves Ed Schiro Dave Tadich Sonny Moss Robert McDonald 146 v ® David Basinger Dellis Germann Chuck VanSteen James Smith VARSITY GOLF LEFT TO RIGHT: Guy Bent, Buddy Lockett, Bob Monstadt, Terry Stevens, Jimmy Brown, Elmo Cox, and Larry Stevens. Coach Morton Braswell Bolstered by the consistent play of returning lettermen Jimmy Brown of Bastrop, Louisiana, and Larry and Terry Stevens of Shreveport, the 1967 Gent golfers experienced a highly enjoyable season. From the Southern Mississippi Invitational until the completion of the schedule, the Gents became increasingly strong in the matches. Adding to this strength was returning squadman Elmo Cox, along with three very promising freshmen — Guy Bent, Buddy Lockett, and Bob Monstadt. With only Ole Pro Brown graduating, the prospect looks exceedingly bright for the 1968 Gent linksters. The novel aspect of this year ' s team was the fact that accompanying the men on some of the matches was one of the South ' s leading women amateurs. Miss Jeannie Butler, a freshman at Centenary, promises to bring laurels not only to her- self, but to The ' Nary as well. Jeannie Bi; 147 WOMEN ' S GYMNASTICS Coach Vannie Edwards Firs t row, left to right: Marianne Woolner, Diane Masse, Karen Lively. Second row: Mary Camille Traweek, Marnie Bankson, Janie Speaks, Arlette Ramsey. Third row: Linda Stephenson, Susan McDonnell, Nancy Kotsch. Travel is the keynote for the Centenary gymnastics team. Vannie Edwards and his ten women gymnasts have presented numerous clinics and exhibitions through- out the United States, including six cities in Louisiana, two in Texas, and three in Tennessee. The highlight of this year ' s activities was a fabulous nine-day tour of Monter- rey and Mexico City, Mexico. The Mexi- cans were not only very hospitable, but were also the most enthusiastic crowds that the team had ever encountered. Competition commenced with a trian- gular meet pitting Ohio State, Penn State and Centenary. Victorious in this meet, held in Columbus, Ohio, the gym- nasts motored to Kent, Ohio, where they defeated Kent State. The team also faced the University of Southern Illinois in a dual meet later in the year at Carbondale, Illinois. The team also attended the National Championships, the Mid-South Meet, the Women ' s Intercollegiates, and the North American Championships. Coach Edwards deserves a lion ' s share of the credit for the team ' s performances, for he unselfishly devotes his time to bet- ter the team and the sport of gymnastics. 148 Diane Masse Karen Lively Mary Camille Traweek Linda Stephenson Marnie Bankston 149 Nancy Kotsch Centenary is privileged to have on its gymnastics team two of the best women gymnasts on the North American continent, Susan McDonnell and Janie Speaks. 150 Individual help is one of the features of the clinic. CENTENARY HOSTS GYMNASTICS CLINIC The third Centenary International Gymnastics Clinic was held this year on February 3rd and 4th. The clinic was attended by 1300 people from 36 dif- ferent states. The Canadian Women ' s team and the Mexican Men ' s team were also on hand to help with the clinic. The highlight of the two day work- shop was a triangular meet between Canada, Oklahoma, and Centenary, in which the Centenary girls came out on top. Coach Edwards called the clinic one of the largest in the country and was pleased with the number of people who parti- cipated. 151 VARSITY TENNIS The 1967 Tennis Gentlemen, coached by Ivan Harless, completed another suc- cessful season highlighted by the annual Southern Mississippi Invitational Tourna- ment and thirteen dual matches. The squad, led by sophomores Bob Strayer, of Erie, Pennsylvania and Gary Sutton of Long Beach, California, gained valuable experience from this spring ' s competition and should provide Cente- nary with an even brighter future in the coming years. Sophomore Jimmy Davis, senior Pete Wilcox and sophomore Wayne Curtis round out this year ' s team. LEFT TO RIGHT: Davis, Curtis, Strayer, Wilcox, Sutton. Coach Ivan Harless H +-4 4H-f-rr f f 152 Bob Strayer Wayne Curtis t rtTTL : t - + — it T f ' - ' t T™T Jimmy Davis Pete Wilcox 153 m ■ i • FACULTY 8 STUDENT ' -■ ' ? 155 President of Centenary College Dr. Jack S. Wilkes Administrative Council Thad N. Marsh, Dean of College F. H. Delaney, Director of Development Dr. Aubrey L. Forrest, Dean of Students Mrs. Shirley B. Rawlinson, Dean of Women Frank D. Austin, Comptroller 157 Administrative Staff Mrs. Nelle Brown, Registrar Buren S. Folsom, Director of Admissions Jesse Outlaw, Assistant Comptroller Robert E. Durand, Alumni Director Mrs. Carolyn Whitehurst, Secretary Rosemary Eubanks, Assistant to Dean of Students Maurie Wayne, Director of Public Information . ... k Charles W. Harrington, Head Librarian 58 Art Willard Cooper, Associate Professor Chairman Department of Art, Biolo: ;y Dr. Mary Warters Professor Chairman Department of Biology Dr. Orin P. Wilkins, Elsie M. McFarland, Richard K. Speairs, Jr. Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Anne AAontgomery, Instructor 159 Business Mr. James AA. Harris, Assistant Professor Mr. C. R. McPherson, Assistant Professor Opal P. Menefee, Assistant Professor Dr. Woodrow W. Pate, Professor of Economics and Chairman Department of Economics and Business Chemistry Dr. Wayne Hanson, Associate Professor, Chairman of Department of Chemistry 160 Dr. Rosemary Seidler, Assistant Pro- fessor Mr. Charles Lowrey, Assistant Profes- sor Mr. John B. Tully, Instructor Dr. Stanton Taylor, Associate Profes- sor Dr. Robert MacCurdy, Professor of Education and Chairman of Education and Psychology Education Elizabeth Hughes, Assistant Professor of Education Vera Snelling, Assistant Professor of Education Engineering Mr. Edmond Parker, Professor of Engineering English « H 1 Dr. Edward Clark, Professor Dr. Lee Morgan, Professor and Chairman Department of English I Dr. Wilfred Guerin, Professor Dr. Earle Labor, Professor Mr. Herb Fackler, Instructor Mr. J. D.Willis, Instructor English Mr. Thomas McNair Instructor Hi - 1 1 . ° - ii y - - Mr. Zeak Buckner, Instructor Geology Mr. Charles Hickcox, Professor and Head of the Department of Geology Dr. Nolan Shaw, Ass sfanf Professor of Geology History And Government Dr. Bryant Davidson, Professor Dr. Walter Lowrey, Professor Dr. Leroy Vogel, Professor and Chairman of Department Dr. Viva Rainey, Assistant Professor Dr. W. Darrel Overdyke, Professor Dr. Asseff , Professor Foreign Language Dr. T. T. Beck, Professor of French and Chairman of Department of Foreign Language Mr. Raymond Flores, Assistant Professor in Spanish Mr. Antonio Curbelo, Assistant Professor in Spanish Mr. Howard Elder, Assistant Professor of Latin Mrs. Use Bissell, Instructor in German Robert Watts, Assistant Professor in German 163 Dr. Virginia Carlton, Professor Chairman of Department of Mathematics Fariebee Self, Associate Professor Mr. Donald Danvers, Assistant Professor Math Music Mr. George Treese, Instructor Betty Speairs, Assistant Professor Mr. John Williams, Instructor Mr. William Teague Mr. B. P. Causey Assistant Professor Associate Professor Mr. Ronald Dean Mr. Monas Harlan Assistant Professor Associate Professor Joyce Cameron Mr. Gilbert Carp Instructor Associate Professor Mary Perkins Acting Chairman of Assistant Professor Department Dr. Frank Touchstone, Associate Professor Mr. Orvis Sigler, Assistant Professor Acting Chairman Physical Education Psychology Dr. Aubrey Forrest, Associate Professor Dr. Emma Stringfellow, Assistant Professor Philosophy Mr. George Zaher Instructor Wooc row Wilson Intern Mrs. Barbara Faye Boddie,. Instructor Mr. Donald McKinney, Instructor Mrs. Pat McKinney, Instructor Mr. James Mooty, Instructor Mr. Ivan Harless, Instructor Physics Mr. Jerry L. Harris, Instructor Mr. Daniel Baker, Associate Professor Dr. Louie A. Galloway, Chairman Department of Physics Associate Professor Dr. Webb Pomeroy, Professor Chairman Department of Religion, Dr. Alton O. Hancock, Assistant Professor Relieion 166 Sociology Dr. W. Ferrell Pledger, Chairman Department of Sociology, Professor of Sociology and Religion Speech and Drama Ruth Alexander, Associate Professor Mr. Phillip D. Anderson, Instructor 167 MORS 68 ANDERSON, JAMES; Biology; Shreve- port, La.; Alpha Sigma Phi, President; SMA, President; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Treasurer; Circle K; Kappa Chi; Inter- fraternity Council; Student Senate, I.F.C. Representative; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, Historian. ANDERSON, SUE; English Education; Shreveport, La. BAILEY, JANE; Music; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega, Phi Beta. BAILLIF, ADELL; Biology; New Or- leans, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-Pres- ident, Pledge Trainer; Student Senate, Senior Senator; AWS; James Dorm, President; Judicial Board Chairman; Panhellenic; Cenco, Centenary Lady; Kappa Sigma, Sweetheart. BAKER, WILLIAM; Education; Shreve- port, La. BEST, MAXINE; English; Greenwood, La. BIGGERSTAFF, FRANCES; Math; Bos- sier City, La. BISCHOF, VICKIE; English; Hot Springs, Arkansas; Zeta Tau Alpha. ANDERSON, J. BAILEY BAKER BIGGERSTAFF ANDERSON, S. BAILLIF BEST BISCHOF 169 BOND, LUCIENNE; Art; Shreveport, La.; Art Editor; Conglomerate; Inde- pendent Women ' s Representative; Student Senate; Kappa Pi, Secre- tary; Jongleurs. BROWN, JAMES LEE, JR.; Business; Bastrop, La.; Kappa Sigma; Interfra- ternity Council; Centenary College Choir; Golf team. BUCHANAN, ALICE ANN; Education; Crowley, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha; Cenco; AWS; WRA; SLTA; Class Secretary, Junior. BURNAP, PATTY; Religion: Dallas, Tex- as; Chi Omega, Vice President; Pan- hellenic, President; Sexton Dorm., President; Kappa Chi, Secretary; In- terfaith Council; Canterbury Club; Maroon Jackets; Dean ' s List. CABRA, EDWIN; Natural Science; Leesville, La.; Kappa Sigma, Vice President; Junior Class, Treasurer; Intramural Council; Circle K, Vice President; Mardi Gras Court; Var- sity Baseball, Golf. CARVER, JAMES; Chemistry; Lake Charles, La.; Tau Kappa Epsilon, In- terfraternity Council; Alpha Sigma Chi, President; Circle K, Vice Presi- dent. COLE, BETTY; Education; Shreveport, La. COOKE, JONATHAN; Business; Baton Rouge, La.; Kappa Sigma; Centenary College Choir; Class Favorite; Fresh- man. CRITCHER, LEONARD; Speech; Hous- ton, Texas; Junior, Sophomore Class- es, President; ODK, Vice President; Who ' s Who, 2 Years; Kappa Sigma, President, Ritualist, Outstanding Jun- ior; Phi Kappa Delta, President, De- bate Award; Letterman Varsity Ten- nis; Interfraternity Council; Circle K; Dean ' s List, Conglomerate, Sports Edi- tor; Student Senate; Intramurals. DAIGLE, GAYLON; Biology; Bossier City, La.; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Sig- ma Chi; Alpha Chi, Vice President, President; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Re- porter; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer. DAVIDSON, JOHN; Biology; Houston, Texas; Kappa Sigma, Scribe; Intra- mural Council; Conglomerate, Sport ' s Staff; SMA. DAVISON, DONALD; Business; Shreveport, La.; Centenary Invest- ments Club. DEARE, MIKE; Humanities; New Iber- ia, La.; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian; Cong omerafe, Circulation Manager; Sigma Tau Delta; Forums Committee. DIEHM, CAROLYN; Education; Shreve- port, La. DRAKE, LAUREN; Education; Shreve- port, La. DUNN, CHARLES; Psychology; New- ton, Pennsylvania; Kappa Sigma, House Manager; Canterbury Club, President; Centenary Band. BROWN BURNAP CARVER COOKE DAIGLE 170 EDGAR, DAVID; Humanities; Corpus Christi, Texas; MSM, Kappa Chi, President. GILCREASE, GLYN ANN; Government; Shreveport, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha. EWING FISHER FORREST GARISON GILCREASE GILMER GOODWIN GRISHAM GRZESIEK HAMMOND H. ELLIOTT, JOHN; Physics; Bunkie, La.; Centenary College Choir. GILMER, BETTY; Elementary Educa tion; Shreveport, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha SLTA. EWING, PATRIC; Art; Dallas, Texas; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Kappa Pi, Vice-President; Yoncopin, Art Edi- tor; Sigma Tau Delta. GOODWIN, JOHN; Drama; Houston, Texas; Jongleurs, Alpha Psi Omega, President; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Independent Men ' s Representative, Student Senate. FISHER, ROBERT; Chemistry; Shreve- port, La.; Alpha Sigma Chi, Treasurer; Alpha Chi; Who ' s Who. GRISHAM, RICHARD ; Math; Dallas, Texas; Student Senate, Vice-President, President; Who ' s Who, 2 Years; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; ODK, Secretary- Treasurer; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Presi- dent; Cong omerate, Editor; Sigma Tau Delta. FORREST, RONALD; Business; Shreve- port, La.; Kappa Sigma, Pledge Train- er; Varsity Baseball. GRZESIEK, EDWARD; Shreveport, La, GARISON, CAROLYN; History; El Do- rado, Arkansas; Centenary College Choir, Section Leader; Alpha Psi Omega; Jongleurs. HAMMOND, HUGH; History; Des Moines, Iowa; Varsity Tennis. DIEHM EDGAR HAMMOND, LESTER; History; Garland, Texas; Varsity Tennis; Yoncopin, Sports editor; Conglomerate Staff; Head Resident Advisor, Cline Dormi- tory; Student Senate Elections Com- mittee; Intramurals. HANSON, HAROLD; sier City, La. business; Bos- HARPER, MARSHA; Drama; Baytown, Texas; Chi Omega; Jongleurs, Alpha Psi Omega, Secretary. HAY, GENE; Speech; Lake Charles, La.; Centenary College Choir, Jong- leurs. HERRIN, JAMES; Music; Kilgore, Tex- as; AGO; President; Dean ' s List. HERRINGTON, D. Shreveport, La. R.; Psychology; HICKMAN, THOMAS; Shreveport, La. Pre Med; HILL, MARJORIE; sier City, La. Education; Bos- HOHMANN, ANNE; Music Education; Baton Rouge, La.; Centenary College Choir, Vice-President; Zeta Tau Al- pha, Secretary; Phi Beta, President; Honor Court, Chief Justice; Maroon Jacket; Dorm Council; Sophomore Class, Secretary; Senior Class, Sec- retary; Cencoe; Who ' s Who. HOLLIS, BETTY; Business; Port Neches, Texas; Zeta Tau Alpha; Centenary College Choir; AWS; WRA; Co-ed Code Committee. HORI, YOKO, Music; Itami City, Ja- pan; MSM; Phi Beta. HUGHES, FRANK; Biology; Benton, La.; AED, Reporter, President; Alpha Sigma Chi; Circle K, President; Yoncopin Staff; Conglomerate Staff; Dean ' s List, Dormitory Advisor; Stu- dent Medical Assistant; Intramurals; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Mardi Gras Court. HUTCHESON, NITA FRAN; Speech- Drama; Texarfcana, Texas; Alpha Xi Delta; Centenary College Choir; Jongleurs; AWS; MSM; Cong omerate Staff. INDERBITZIN, RONALD; Government; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Sigma, Guard, Mother ' s Club Representative; Dean ' s List. IRVIN, DIANE; English Education; Rockford, Illinois; Centenary Women ' s Association, Omega Rho Alpha. JENNINGS, PHILIP; Business; Shreve- port, Louisiana; Varsity Baseball, Co- Captain, Kappa Sigma, Guard, Pledge Trainer, Vice-President. HAMMOND HARPER HERRIN HICKMAN HOHMANN HANSON HAY HERRINGTON HILL HOLLIS 172 JONES, ALLAN; History; Hot Springs, Arkansas; Centenary College Choir; Kappa Sigma; Dean ' s List; Cline Dorm, Resident Advisor. LAWRENCE, LEE; Economics; Crowley, La.; Centenary College Choir, Presi- dent; Kappa Sigma, Treasurer; Junior Class Senator; Delta Tau Omicron, President, Intramurals, Who ' s Who. KEENAN KERSTEIN LAWERENCE LITTLE McGLAUN KELLEY LAUNEY LEMOINE LOWE Mcknight JONES, J. V.; Chemistry; Bastrop, La.; Centenary College Choir; Kappa Sig- ma, Social Chairman. KEENAN, PETE; Business; New Or- leans, La.; Kappa Alpha, President, Vice-President; Interfraternity Coun- cil, President. KELLEY, BETTY; Music Shreveporf, La. Education; LEAAOINE, BURNELL; History; Marks- ville, La.; Kappa Sigma, Guard; New- man Club. LITTLE, MIKE; History; Houston, Tex- as; Cheerleader; Kappa Alpha, Ser- geant at Arms; Phi Kappa Delta; Washington Semester Program. LOWE, MATT; Pre Med; Shreveport, La.; SMA, Kappa Sigma, Scholarship Chairman. KERSTEIN, DAVID; Business Adminis- tration; Irvington, New Jersey. McGLAUN, DANIEL; Shreveport, La. Psychology; LAUNEY, PITTS; Psychology; Da as, Texas; Kappa Alpha, Treasurer, Re- cording Secretary, Activities Chair- man; Circle K; Conglomerate, Re- porter, Circulation Manager, News Editor; Sigma Tau Delta. McKNIGHT, ALTON; History-Govern- ment; Rayville, La.; Kappa Sigma, Guard; Freshman Class, President; Student Senate, Treasurer; Chee rlead- er, Chi Omega Owl Man. HUTCH ESON JENNINGS INDERBITZEN JONES, A. IRVIN JONES, J. V. MARSHALL, PAULA; Education; Dal- las, Texas; Zeta Tau Alpha; Secretary; Student Senate, Secretary, Vice-Pres- ident; SLTA, Vice-President; Cencoe; James Dorm, Treasurer. MASTERS, ESTELLE; Elementary Edu- cation; Shreveport, La.; SLTA. MATTHEWS, SHERMAN; Biology; Sarepta, La.; Gamma Beta Gamma; Alpha Sigma Chi; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon; Intramural Council. MOCATO, ROBERT; Engineering Science; Shreveport, La.; Centenary College Band. MONTGOMERY, JAMES; Speech; Springhill, La.; Centenary College Choir, Board of Directors, Treasurer, Vice-President; Yoncop n Staff, Busi- ness Manager; Jongleurs; Alpha Psi Omega, Historian; AGO, Secretary- Treasurer; Conglomerate Staff; Kappa Sigma; Sigma Tau Delta; ODK; Who ' s Who. MORGAN. MARIE; French; Bossier City, La.; Phi Sigma lota, President; Alpha Chi; Dean ' s List; Newman Club. PAGE, POLLY; Religion; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Chi; Maroon Jacket; West- minster Fellowship; Who ' s Who. PARK, CHARLES; Humanities; Spring- hill, La.; Centenary College Choir, Section Leader; Yoncopin Staff; Kap- pa Sigma, Ritualist, President; Jong- leurs; Alpha Psi Omega; Cheerleader. PARKER, WILKINS; Art, Shreveport, La.; Kappa Pi, President; Christian Science Organization. PARSONS, port, La. JOHN; Business; Shreve- PAYNE, FAYE; Education; Shreveport, La. PICKETT, MARSHA; Business; New Orleans, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Parlia- mentarian; AWS; WRA; Conglomer- ate Staff; Investment Club; Student Senate, Entertainment Committee. PLIMMER, PAMELA; Shreveport, La. Education; POPEJOY, LOU; Pre Med; Shreveport, La.; ODK, President; Conglomerate, Editor; Honor Court, Associate Chief Justice; Student Senate, Treasurer Wappa Sigma, Ritualist, Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Ad Hoc Committee, Chairman; Circle K, Vice- President, Treasurer; SMA; Dean ' s List; Interfraternity Council; Sigma Tau Delta; Jongleurs; Who ' s Who; Senior Class Favorite. REGAN, MAURICE; Biology; Colum- bia, Mississippi; Captain, United States Air Force. MARSHALL MATTHEWS MONTGOMERY PAGE PARKER MASTERS MOCATO MORGAN PARK PARSONS PAYNE PICKETT 74 RHEMAN, KAY; Education; Jennings, la.; SLTA; Reporter. SIGLER, SUSAN; Spanish; Shreveporf, La. ROGERS SANDIFER SIGLER SINGLETON SKIPWORTH ROGOZINSKI SHEPHERD SILBER SISTRUNK SMITH, D. P. RICE, ALEX; Business; Shreveporf La.; Kappa Sigma. SILBER.. BENJAMIN; History; Burling- ton, New Jersey. RICE, CARL; Pre Med; Shreveporf La.; Kappa Sigma; SMA, Vice-Presi dent. SINGLETON, MARY; Education; Shreveport, La.; Phi Beta; Centenary College Choir; Jongleurs; SLTA. ROGERS, RICHARD; Business; Shreve port, La.; Kappa Alpha. ROGOZINSKI, JOHN; Business Ad ' ministration; Massapequa, New York, Intramural Football; Delta Alpha Treasurer. SANDIFER, EVELYN; Elementary Edu cation; Shreveporf, La.; SLTA. PLIMMER RHEMAN SMITH, SARAH ANN; Elementary Education; Dallas, Texas; Zeta Tau Alpha, President, Treasurer; SLTA, President; Dean ' s List; Maroon Jack- ets; Cencoe President; AWS, Secre- tary; Dorm Council; Alpha Chi, Sec- retary; Panhellenic; Tau Kappa Ep- silon, Sweetheart; Who ' s Who. SNEDDON, LARRY; Chemistry; North Little Rock, Arkansas; Alpha Sigma Chi, Vice-President; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon; Pylortes. SORROWS, MARY; Art; Potomac, Maryland; Chi Omega, Treasurer; Kappa Pi, Treasurer; Circle K, Sweet- heart; Cencoe; Maroon Jacket, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Centenary College. Band; Dean ' s List; Dorm Council; Al- pha Sigma Chi; Mardi Gras Court. SPOHN, ELEANOR; Education; Shreve- port, La. STEPHENS, JUDY; History, Shreveport, La. STRINGFELLOW, ROY; Biology; Shreveport, La.; Student Senate, Sen- ior Senator; Circle K, Historian; Kap- pa Sigma, Guard, Rush Chairman; Dean ' s List; SMA; Canterbury Club. TINDOL, LOLLY; Spanish; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega, President, Secretary, House Manager; Phi Sigma lota, Vice- President; Maroon Jacket; Honor Court, Clerk, Justice; Issues and Opinions, Chairman; NDEA Scholar- ship; Westminster Fellowship; Cen- coe; Panhellenic; Dean ' s List; AWS; Who ' s Who. VALLIERE, DONNA LOU; Elementary Education; Shreveport, La.; Chi Ome- ga, Vice-President; Maroon Jacket; Alpha Sigma Pi. VARNELL, WILLIAM; Business, Shreve- port, La.; Kappa Sigma, House Man- ager; Intramurals. VAUGHN, ANNA; Physical Educa- tion; Greenwood, La.; SLTA; Centen- ary College Band; Physical Educa- tion Majors Club. VICTORY, JEFFREY; Pre-Law; Shreve- port, La.; Varsity Baseball, Co-Cap- tain; Intramurals; Intramural Coun- cil; International Law Club; Kappa Sigma, Guard. VORAN, RICHARD; Math; Shreveport, La.; Centenary College Choir; Cen- tenary College Band. WALLACE, LOREN; Physical Educa- tion; Jerseyville, Illinois; Centenary Physical Education Majors Club; Lou- isiana Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. WATTS, CYNTHIA; Business; Shreve- port, La.; Chi Omega House and SMITH, S. A. SORROWS STEPHENS TINDOL VARNELL SNEDDON SPOHN STRINGFELLOW VALLIERE VAUGHN 176 Grounds, Secretary; AWS; Cenco; Ad Hoc Committee. NON-GRADUATING SENIORS WHALEY, BOBBI; Biology; Houston, Texas. WHITLOW, KENNETH; Music, Shreve- port, La. ANDERSON, JOY BAKER, FAY BANKS, TERRELL CONRY, WILLIAM EDAAONDSON, PATSY ANDERSON BANKS EDMONDSON HEWITT STAHLS BAKER CONRY HALLIBURTON QUIGLEY WALKER WILCOX, PETER; Business; Shreve port, La.; Varsity Tennis. WILSON, LAURA; Elementary Educa- tion; Shreveport, La.; SLTA; Centen- ary College Choir; AWS, Executive Committee. LACE r LOW JUNIORS 178 Suda Adams, Shreveport Martha Alford, Linden, Tex. Marty Allain, Shreveport Suanne Almand, Keithville, La. Cathy Anderson, Shreveport Patty Andrews, N. Little Rock, Ark. Dean Baird, Metairie, La. Betty Barnes, Keithville, La. Chris Barnette, Shreveport David Basinger, Shreveport Donald Bass, Bossier City, La. Anne Beaird, Shreveport Randy Beauclair, Shreveport Dal Beauregard, Haughton, La. Albert Benoit, Shreveport Sue Bensey, Bossier City, La. Tom Bitterwolf, Norfolk, Va. David Blodgett, Mt. Pleasant, Tex. Billy Booth, New Iberia, La. Ralph Borenstein, S 7ver City, NM. Goyle Boucher, Springhill, La. Susan Briggs, Shreveport Gerald Brockwell, Petersburg, Va. Maureen Buckley, Dallas, Tex. Barbara Buckner, Shreveport Ellen Buford, Bastrop, La. Joyce Burnette, Shreveport James Burson, Minden, La. Jeanie Butler, Harlingen, Tex. Dorothy Cain, Lafayette, La. Pat Caraway, Shreveport Mike Carrington, Shreveport Deloris Carter, Little Rock, Ark. Judy Cato, Jacfcson, Miss. Robbie Chalk, Shreveport Thomas Challis, Elgin, III. James Chewning, Shreveport Kenneth Cockerham, Shreveport Leo Coco, Marksville, La. Paul Cooke, Baton Rouge, La. Shirley Coward, Shreveport Elmo Cox, Jonesboro, La. Charles Crenshaw, Houma, La. Diane Crow, Shreveport Carol Culpepper, Monroe, La. Richard Cummins, Minden, La: Ross Dalton, Bossier City Joyce Davis, Plain Dealing, La. 179 Earl Dawson, Jefferson, Tex. Barbara DeFatta, Shreveport Gene Deputy, Shreveport Suzette DeWese, Lafayeffe, La. Marilyn Dollar, Shreveport Jack Dominick, Mira, La. Lynda Douglass, Dallas, Tex. Robbie Dunn, Shreveport Peggy Elia, Shreveporf Glenn Evans, Schenectady, N. Y. Karen Everitt, Jackson, Miss. R. J. Fertitta, Leesville, La. Will Finnin, Dubach, La. Anne Finuf, Shreveporf Nick Fiore, Shreveporf —ii. s. 1N:L Richard Fradkin, Pittsfield, Mass. David Gale, Freeburg, III. Catherine Gaughan, New York, N. Y. Dellis Germann, Millstadt, III. Henry Giessen, Downsville, La. Guss Ginsburg, Shreveport Lynn Gleason, Shreveport Sheldon Goldsholl, Shreveporf Finn Gotass, New Orleans, La. Barbara Greer, Tyler, Tex. Johnny Green, Springhill, La. Margaret Gregory, Parkdale, Ark. Alva Groth, New Orleans, La. Charles Grubb, Metairie, La. Daisye Hall, Shreveporf Tom Halliburton, Shreveport Gordon Hamilton, Chicago, III. Jane Hancock, Shreveport Cissy Hardy, Texarfcana, Tex. Milancy Hattaway, New Orleans, La. Mary Hengy, Shreveport David Hinton, Minden, La. Joie Honan, Dallas, Tex. 180 fctotik l James Hopkins, Shreveport Jim Hudson, Shreveport Linda Hutto, Little Rock Robert Inguaggiato, Maplewood, N.J. Anita Jewell, El Dorado, Ark. Gladys Johnson, Shreveport William Johnson, Shreveport J. B. Jones, Houston, Tex. Jimmy Journey, Shreveport Walter Jung, New Orleans, La. Marie Junkin, N. Little Rock, Ark. Stephen Karlan, New York, N.Y. David Kerstein, Newark, N.J. Mike Kidda, Shreveport Jerry Kilpatrick, Alexandria, La. Virginia Kirks, Washington, D.C. Rick Klein, Shreveport Kay Koelemay, New Orleans James Kurzweg, Metairie, La. Bob Lange, Maplewood, Mo. Elizabeth Lankford, Tyler, Tex. Chris Launey, Dallas, Tex. Sherry Leopard, Shreveport Glenda Lollar, Shreveport, Joe Loupe, New Roads, La. Genie Lyles, Shreveport Jim McAlear, Springfield, Mo. Bill McBride, St. Louis, Mo. Janelle McCammon, Franklin, La. Tom McClurg, Greenwood, La. Cherry McCraine, Zachary, La. Robert McDonald, Arlington, Tex. Darrell McGibany, Alton, III. Thomas Krupowicz, Chicago, III. Becky Kuhatschek, Dallas, Tex. Morey McGonigle, Corpus Christi, Tex. Johanna McGraw, Shreveport, Donna McGuffy, Shreveport Eugene McKenzie, Shreveport Billy McNamara, Morringsport, La. 181 Don Mackaman, Dallas, Tex. Kent Mason, Shreveport Lloyd Mason, Shreveport Carolyn Means, Iowa City, Iowa Lee Merwin, Dallas, Tex. Pat Mickley, Houston, Tex. Yevonne Mizell, Shreveport Bob Mooney, Shreveport Gail Morgan, El Dorado, Tex. Julia Nance, Dixie, La. Walter Netherton, Shreveport Wally Nobles, Houston, Tex. Warren Oldham, Shreveport Kathy O ' Meallie, New Orleans, La. Myrna Parnell, Benton La. Andy Parsons, Houston, Tex. Judy Pate, Shreveport Mary Pearson, Vivian, La. Tommy Peyton, Shreveport Martha Pickens, Sulphur, La. Mary Lou Poolman, Little Rock, Ark. Shari Porter, Gallion, Ala. Arlette Ramsey, Houston, Tex. Chris Randall, Baton Rouge, La. Bill Rands, Cos Cob, Conn. Mary Reagan, Shreveport Kaye Reaves, Warren, Ark. Janis Recknagel, Shreveport Lynda Reeves, Shreveport Nancy Rogers, Lincoln, Neb. Jim St. Amand, Ope ousas, La. Jane Savage, Plainville, Conn. Richard Schmidt, New Orleans, La. Gertraude Schoenfelder, Krusesh, Germany Nancy Scholl, Shreveport Ronald Scott, Albuquerque, N. M. Deno Sedar, Shreveport Charles Self, Leesville, La. Louise Shahan, Alexandria, La. Judson Shively, Shreveport Marcia Short, Shreveport Al Simkus, Bradenton, Fla. 182 Marilyn Stafford, El Dorado, Ark. Randall Stanford, Grand Prairie, Tex. Stephanie Stewart, Shreveport Charles Sullivan, Shreveport Odessa Sullivan, Shreveport ' Gary Sutton, iong Beach, Calif. Ralph Swenson, Bossier City Lucretia Taylor, Shreveport Carol Thomas, Shawnee, Okla. Alan Thompson, Floral Park N.Y. Patti Toevs, Magnolia, Ark. Jo Ann Tqland, N. Little Rock, Ark. John Townsend, Houston, Tex. Mary Traweek, Baton Rouge, La. William Varnell, Shreveport Ellen Victory, Shreveport Frances Victory, Shreveport Gary Walker, Shreveport Mary Waller, Shreveport Rick Walton, Winnfield, La. Terry Ware, Shreveport Bonita Weaver, Shreveport Roger Wedgeworth, Shreveport Charles West, Shreveport Beverly Whisner, Shreveport Carol White, Bossier City Terry Whittington, Canton, Miss. Jennie Wilson, N. Little Rock, Ark. Lorris Wimberly, Arcadia, La. Valerie Wisler, Houston, Tex. Barbara Wood, Texarkana, Tex. Mary Woods, Minden, La. Marianne Woolner, New Orleans, La. Robert Worden, Staten Island, N.Y. Mary Wyrick, Magnolia, Ark. Tom Young, Dallas, Texas 183 SOPHOMORES 184 John Abbott, Shreveport Ramona Alam, Shreveport Nelrose Anderson, Rayville, La. Mark Arington, Shreveport Terry Atwood, Shreveport Skeet Bailey, Penns Grove, N. Pam Baker, Monroe, La. Donna Banks, Metairie, La. Mamie Bankston, Blue Mound, . Tom Banner, Newtonville, Mass. Jesselyn Barrow, Lufkin, Tex. Carol Bartholmey, N. Little Rock, Ark. Malvin Basler, Greenville, III. Judy Beard, Little Rock, Ark. Joe Bennett, San Augustine, Tex. Benard Black, Shreveport Montie Blake, Shreveporf Donna Bland, Sulphur, La. Harry Bluder, Park Ridge, III. Pat Bissonnet, Houston, Tex. Jimmy Boddie, Shreveport 185 Carol Borne, Netairie, La. David Bosley, Bronxville, N.Y. John Boyle, Meluchen, N. J. Tony Brandon, Shreveport Don Brian, Shreveporf Rebecca Brown, Hammond, La Tommie Burton, Shreveporf Billy Byrd, Leesvi7 e, La. Taylor Caffery, New Or eans La Lou Caldwell, Clarendon, Tex. Mike Campbell, Euless, Tex. Walter Campbell, While Plains, N.Y. Frank Casadonte, Harrison, N.J. Joseph Cassiere, Shreveport Lain Causey, New Providence, N.J. Frank Cimino, Shreveporf Steve Cole, Shreveporf Kathleen Comer, New Orleans, La. Joann Cooke, Little Rock, Ark. Mary Ann Cooke, Overfon, Tex. Alan Cooper, Moro, . Dale Cooper, Shreveport Robert Cooper, Philadelphia, Pa. Nan Cornfield, Metairie, La. Ken Cowhey, Ridgelield, Conn. Betty Crain, Shreveporf Charles Cregar, Shreveport Rob Crichlow, Shreveport Scott Crook, Shreveport Wayne Curtis, Da fas, Tex. Richard Danley, New Egypt, N.J. Ann Davis, Metairie, to. Jim Davis, Hughes Springs, Tex. Evangelin Demopulos, Shreveporf Phil Denoncourf, Andover, Conn. David Dent, Houston, Tex. Mary Dohm, Dallas, Tex. Sally Dohoney, Shreveporf Mary Doskocil, Shreveport Wayne Donaldson, Metairie, La. 186 Diane Dunlap, Shreveporf Ginny Dunn, Shreveport James Durretf, Shreveport Ann Edwards, Shreveport Susan Embrey, Shreveport John Easterwood, Shreveport Ruth Ann Farris, Little Rock, Ark. Dorothy Felder, W nnsburo, to. Mona Fike, Shreveporf Ann Fincher, Newport, Ark. Kathleen Ford, Jefferson, Tex. Pan Frantz, New Iberia, La. Douglas Frazier, Port Dickson, Malaya Ray Gammill, Shreveport Vivian Gannaway, Little Rock, Ark. Bill Gerardy, Carthage, Tex. Jane Gilcrease, Shreveport James Gillespie, Shreveporf Gene Gillis, Lafayette, La. Winston Goens, Houston, Tex. Chip Gomila, New Orleans, La. William Goodin, Shreveport Elizabeth Green, Shreveport Bill Green, Laurel, Miss. Richard Griffith, Shreveport Charles Grigsby, Minden, La. Dede Griswold, Houston, Tex. Mary Jo Grunsfeld, Dallas, Tex. Bill Hardin, Shreveporf Danny Hardy, Shreveporf Gaile Harvey, Shreveporf Jon Hattaway, W. Monroe, La. Rick Hebert, Houma, La. 187 Ron Henriksen, Shreveporf Diane Hercher, Pine Bluff, Ark. Paul Hindelang, Carrollton, Iff. George Hintgen, Dallas, Tex. Beverly Hodges, Lake Charles, La. Frances Hodges, Kentwood, la. Ken Holamon, Forresf City, Ark. David Holt, Shreveport Janice Hudson, Shreveporf Jerry Hudson, Shreveporf Billy Ivey, Shreveporf Edwin Jackson, Jefferson, Miss. Gerald Jefcoar, Shreveporf Steve Jenkinson, Shreveporf Voncile Jennings, Shreveport Janis Jinks, Shreveporf Susan Johns, Monroe, La. Gary Johnson, N. Little Rock, Ark. Judith Johnson, Chicago, III. Joe Jones, Leesville, La. Pam Jones, N. Utile Rock, Ark. Julie Jordy, New Orleans, La. Marcia Josey, Shreveport Bart Kelly, Fitchburg, Mass. Patricia Kern, New Orleans, La. Ed Keszkouski, Passaic, N.J. Robert Kingsbury, Washingfon, D.C. Rick Kloiber, New Britain, Conn. Dorothy Kohout, Bossier, La. Nancy Kotsch, Allentown, Penn. Charles Laenger, Shreveporf John Lamb, New Orleans, la. Mike Lester, Shreveporf Lynn Levisay, New Iberia, La. Marena Lienhard, New Orleans, La. William LUes, Monroe, La. Larry Liles, Jennings, La. Danny Lorant, Shreveporf Cheryl Love, Shreveporf William Lunsford, Forbing, la. 188 Carolyn Lunt, Shreveport Pat Lynch, Kentwood, La. Mike McClure, Shreveport Tom McCuiston, Shreveport Susan McDonald, Ontario, Canada Rahna McKey, New Orleans, La. Linda McLendon, Little Rock, Ark. Judith McNair, Shreveport Melinda Mabry, Monroe, to. Bill Mann, Brooklyn, N.Y. Cheryl Maresh, Daingerfield, Tex. Howard Marsh, Son Antonio, Tex. Patsy Maxwell, Annapolis, Md. Lawrence May, Shreveport William Means, Bossier, La. Sidney Messina, Shreveport Brian Moffatt, Dallas, Tex. Dorothy Moon, Shreveport Taylor Moore, Shreveport Malcolm Morris, Leesville, La. Kathy Nader, Shreveport Pam Nelson, Shreveport Jane Newcomer, Ft. Worth, Tex. Niki Nichols, Shreveport Jackie Nickell, Pine Bluff, Ark. Tim Niles, Siannton, Va. Barbara Nolan, Plain Dealing, La. Jim Norman, Corpus Christi, Tex. Laurrel Oliver, Bossier, to. Dorris O ' Hara, Shreveport Richard Ortigo, Shreveport Melanie Owens, Shreveport Robert Painter, Baton Rouge, La. Dwayne Palmer, teesvil e, to. Gordon Perry, Dallas, Tex. John Pfingsten, Bossier, la. Rick Phillips, Shreveporf Richard Pikul, New York, N.Y. Buddy Pledger, Shreveporf Michael Poe, Norwalk, Conn. Pat Pridham, Dallas, Tex. Chris Prince, Carthage, Tex Mark Preziose, Shreveport James Ragsdale, Morr sfown, N.J. Larry Ramsey, Buros, to. Donald Raymond, Shreveporf Joe Rice, Shreveporf Molly Richey, San Augustine, Tex. Virginia Rigdon, Shreveport Deanna Riggin, Houmo, ta. Bill Riggs, Shreveport Ardis Robison, Shreveporf Wendall Robison, Shreveporf Don Rodriguez, New Orleans, ta. Nancy Rosson, Shreveporf Gene Rupert, Dallas, Tex. John Salisbury, Monroe, ta. Sandra Sanderson, Houston, Tex. John Saylor, Westlield, N.J. Kathleen Scahill, Drexel, Penn. Elizabeth Scaraborough, Houston, Tex. Edward Schiro, todi, N.J. Beth Schmidt, New Or eons, ta. Sonny Scholl, Pelham, N.Y. David Schwartz, Leesville, La. Dick Seale, Shreveport Suzanne Sherwin, Shreveporf Peggy Shields, Shreveporf Gloria Sims, Shreveporf Richard Skarstan, New York, N.Y. Brenda Slusher, Pinev.ille, Ky. Dean Smith, Houston, Tex. 190 John Smith, Shreveport Mary Stage, Blanchard, La. Kaye Steinwinde, Shreveport Jay Stewart, Little Rock, Ark. Bill Stowe, Topeka, Kan. Melanie Stuart, Monroe, La. J. T. Stine, New Orleans, La. Emily Stinson, Shreveport Pat Stovall, Baton Rouge, La. Mike Strausser, Monroe, La. Robert Swan, New Orleans, La. Tommy Valliere, Shreveport Charle Van Steen, Tarrytown, N.Y. David Tadich, Aliquippa, Penn. Carol Ann Tugwell, Bastrop, La. Eldrodge Turner, Houma, La. Dianna Van Duym, Covington, La. John Walker, Shreveport Lilly Walker, Blanchard, La. Van Walker, Sulphur, La. Carolyn Wallace, Oceon City, N.J. Shirley Walsh, Urania, La. Bitsy Waston, Winnfield, La. Sue Ward, Rantoul, III. Janelle Watson, Shreveport Barbara Wedgeworth, Shreveport Nancy Wendt, Bossier, to. Mary West, Dallas, Tex. Marcia Wilkening, Shreveport Alan Williams, Jennings, La. Charles Williams, Monroe, La. Anne Wycoff, Merairie, La. Lynda Wurster, Jonesville, La. 19 FRESHMAN s I i Grady Allen, Shreveport Roger Amadon, Greenville, III. Rick Andisio, Manchesfer, Conn. Ronald Armstrong, Shreveport Penny Atwood, Havelock, N. C. Mary Frances Backstron, New Or eons •Kenneth Bafundo, New Rochelle, N. Y. Marie Baptist, Duson, La. Pat Barkley, Ennis, Texas Pat Bass, Shreveport Robert Batchelor, Shreveport Ginny Bateman, Pompono Beach, Flo. Cathy Battle, Dallas, Texas Guy Bent, Bossier City Joan Berkley, Shreveport Scott Boatright, New Iberia, La. Susan Boddie, Crowley, La. Robert Bolding, Pona, . Nancy Boone, Dallas, Tex Jane Bostick, Gilbert , La. Fran Bowers, Colfax , La. I 193 Paula Boyd, Little Rock, Ark. Susan Branum, Mobile, Ala. William Branum, Mobile, Ala. Steve Brewer, Bunkie, La. Gary Brodlieb, Brooklyn, N. Y. Henry Broussard, Lafayette, La. Evelyn Brown, Shreveport James Brown, McDade, La. Sam Brown, Compti, La. Susan K. Brown, Reading, Mass. Susan L. Brown, Alexandria, La, t Wally Burge, Lewisville, Ark. George Burton, Sh reveporf Herbert Busi, Shreveporf Dtanfha Calandria, New Orleans Jim Cameron, Shreveporf Mary Campbell, Minden, La. Frank Caraway, Shreveporf Ann Cargile, New Orleans Joseph Carreras, New Milford, N. J. Andy Carter, Plain Dealing, La. Guy Casey, Dallas, Tex. Sara Casey, Texarkana, Ark. Thomas Cashio, Shreveporf John Coleman, Shreveporf Juanita Colfen, Lewisville, Ark. Gary Corn, Boonville, ind. Jack Cotton, Shreveporf Sue Couvillion, Bunkie, La. Martha Cowen, Midland, La. Bob Critcher, Houston, Tex. Bill Crosthwaite, Sherman, Tex Melanie Crowder, New Orleans Sue Cunningham, Dallas, Tex. Tommy Curry, Shreveporf Debby Davis, Little Rock, Ark. Jimmy Dean, Shreveporf James Devan, Shreveporf Cornelia DeWoody, Texarkana, Ark. Jane Dickey, Pine Bluff, Ark. Mike Dickson, Shreveport Stephen Doxakis, Atlanta, Ga. Lance Dreyer, Monroe, to. Robert Dueease, Birmingham, Ala. 194 The tail UsvWftnjRw VU w Mwool w . Sharon Lee Duhon, Shreveport Susan Dupree, Shreveporf Frances Duron, Shreveporf Martha Easley, Monroe, to. Terri Ebel, Metairie, La. Merlin Fahey, Shreveport Beverly Fertitta, Leesville, La. Nancy Field, Shreveporf Vicki Fillingane, Shreveport Jim Finn, Riverforest, III. Edward Fitzgerald, Easf Haven, Conn. James Floyd, Shreveport Kenneth Fong, Shreveporf Steven Forte, Shreveport John Foster, Shreveporf Joan Fraser, Dallas, Tex. Livy Frederickson, A If. Jackson, Va. Gayle French, Jena, La. Pam Frew, Oklahoma City, Okla. Joyce Fuller, Shreveport Karhy Galloway, New Or eons Tommy Gamble, Shreveporf Diane Gandy, Little Rock, Ark. Bill Garfield, Monroe, to. Linda Garrett, Lafayette, La. Kathy Garvin, Kirkwood, Mo. Robert Gillespie, Shreveporf Mollie Gilliam, Houston, Tex. Grimsley Graham, Little Rock, Ark. Peggy Grier, Farmerville, La. Marilyn Grimes, Marshall, Tex. Djane Grisham, Dallas, Tex. Lydia Grofr, Vivian, La. Catherine Guilbeau, Jennings, La. Charles N. Hall, Shreveporf George Hall, New Orleans George Hamlin, Monoe, La. Margaret Harbaugh, Houston. Tex. 4, dM 195 David Harbour, Marshall, Tex. Reuben Harrel, Pleasant Hill, La. David Harrold, Zachary, La. Dana Harris, Marshall, Tex. Greg Harris, Shreveporf Tim Harris, Baton Rouge, La, Susan Hart, Shreveporf David Heann, Atlanta, Ga. Pat Hennessy, Lake Forest, III. Dick Henry, Little Rock, Ark. Reed Hervey, Texarfcana, Ark. Ken Hillyard, Cahokia, III. David Hilsee, Philadelphia, Pa. Mai Hoffmeister, Coscob, Conn. Angie Hoffpauir, Franklin, La. Becky Hollis, Shreveporf Raymond Hooker, Shreveporf Susan Hooley, New Orleans Bill Hopkins, Pompano Beach, Fla. Wynnelte Horton, Sarepfa, La. Rodney Hudson, Shreveporf Rebecca Hull, Monroe, La. Gene Hullinghorst, New Orleans Betty Hyde, Shreveporf Hollis Jacobie, Dallas, Tex. Alyce Jefferson, New Orleans Stephen Jenkinson, Lewiston, Pa. Warren Jennings, Shreveporf Anna Joe, Shreveporf John Johnson, Bossier City Kathy Johnston, Shreveporf Don Jones, Shreveporf Jan Journey, Shreveporf Kay Kaylor, Mefa r e, La. Kerry Keller, St. Louis, Mo. Suzanne Keller, Monroe, La. Richard Kellogg, Houston, Tex Harvey Kennedy, Shreveporf Tom Kennedy, Parkridge, III. Richard Kilbourne, Clinton, La. Richard Kincheloe, Bossier City Verdell King, Shreveporf Kyle Kirkland, Bossier City Will Kizer, TexarKano, Ark. 196 Mary Knox, Shreveporf Doug Koelemay, New Or eons Mike Krepak, Shreveporf Nova LaCross, Parlin, N. J. Beth Lacy, Dallas, Tex. Gayle LaFitte, Bossier City James Lainhart, Johnson City, N. Y. John Laird, Houston, Tex. Ernest Landman, Shreveport Robert Lang, E. Meadow, N. Tina Lanham, Dallas, Tex. Cathy Larmoyeux, Shreveport Richard Laymon, Dallas, Tex. Susan LeCrone, Oklahoma City, Okla. Catherine lee, Hialeah, Fla. Rick Leyser, Alexandria, Va. Karen Lively, Baton Rouge, La. Buddy Lockett, Longview, Tex. Donna Loehndorf, Shreveport Rita Longino, Georgetown, Tex Terry Love, Minden, La. Jimmy Lynn, Shreveport Alice -McConnell Bossier City Bill McCormack, Dot , Tex. Mary McCreary, Lake Charles. La. Steve McFerrin, Keithville, La. Susan McGlathery, Logansport, La. Sandy McGuire, Ruston, La. Margaret McKinley, Malvern, Ark. Ted McLanahan, Franklinton, La. Richard McMillian, Shreveport Byron McNeil, Shreveporf Lauretta Moloney, Shreveport Walter Manning, Dallas, Tex. Dale Martin, Kentwood, La. Hollis Martin, ' Lake Bluff, III. Michael Maser, Fo s Church, Va. Diane Masse, Timothee, Montreal Steven Mayer, Bunk ' te, La. Charles Melancon, Shreveporf Freddie Mellor, El Dorado, Ark. Bill Metcalf, Trenton, N. J. Richard Meyers, New Orleans Babs Miller, Shreveporf Carol Mittelsfaedt, Mefa ne, La. Bobby Monsted, New Orleans Gai I Moody, Shreveporf Susan Moore, Dallas, Tex. Judy Morcom, Baron Rouge, La. Fred Morgan, Shreveporf Robert Morris, Lake Charles, La John Morrison, Nashville, Tenn. Leslie Mosley, Houston, Tex. Sonny Moss, Shreveporf Jack Murlin, Dallas, Tex. Dennis Murphy, Dallas, Tex. Kenneth Nealy, Shreveporf Susan Nenney, Liberal, Kan. Brad Newbold, Bofon Rouge, La. Mary Nichols, Lyndhurst, N. J. Connie Nicosia, Dallas, Tex. Ron Nicosia, Vineland, N. J. Rose Marie Noser, Houston, Tex. Janet O ' Pry, Shreveporf Randy Pace, Shreveporf Judith Anne Page, Shreveporf Joel I e Parsley, LaMarque, Tex. Barbcfra Patrick, Shreveporf Sara Pearce, Benfon, La. Steve Pear ' ce, Bafon Rouge, La. Michael Perkins, Norwich, N. V. Suzanne Pharis, Shreveporf Bill Pipkin, Houston, Tex. Roger Polan, Dallas, Tex. Polly Poolman, Little Rock, Ark. Randy Prescott, Roslyn r N.Y. David Prestridge, Snreveporf Albert Probst, Shreveporf Sally Raggio, Lake Charles, La. Vestria Raspberry, Shreveport Judy Ratherf, Shreveporf Clifford Ray, Shreveporf 198 Ellie Ray, Greenville, Miss. Mike Reeves, Bernice, La. Raymond Renois, Pelican, La. Liz Robbins, Hot Springs, Ark. Sharon Roberts, Shreveport Debbie Rodriguez, New Orleans Allen Rosen, Shreveport Elizabeth Roe, DaHas, Tex. Sina Sadegh, Tehran, Iran Jeff Sasine, Atlanta, Go. Sue Saulmon, Houma, La. Therese Scamardo, Dallas, Tex. Charles Schaffer, LLC, N.Y. Ronald Schorr, Shreveport Kerry Schuck, Little Rock, Ark. Cynthia Scott, Dallas, Tex. Sharon Shelton, Shreveport Beverly Shewmake, Bossier City Henry Shuey, Huntsville, Ala. Harriet Shultz, Jennings, La. Bobs Simmons, Jackson, Miss. Gordon Simmons, Shreveport Peggy Simpson, Shreveport Sandie Simpson, Shreveport Jack Skaggs, Shreveport Alec Sklar, Shreveport Sharon Skrivanos, Hot Springs, Ark. Debbie Slakter, Monroe, La. Larry Slayton, Shreveport Chuck Smith, Monroe, la. James Smith, Spearsville, La. Karen Smith, Son Augustine, Tex. Larry Smith, Dallas, Texas Larry Smith, Shr eveport Paul Smith, Shreveport Raymond Smith, Shreveport Janie Speaks, Oklahoma City, Okla. Lindsay Spencer, Houma, La. 199 JaS • ' ;. ' ' . . : . •?, Linda Stephenson, Lake Charles, La. Thomas Stever, Greenwich, Conn. Tommy Stone, New Orleans Louisa Sturtevant, Jam., N. Y. Charles Su 1 1 ins, Shreveport Don Sumner, Ida, La. Steven Sutton, Oklahoma City, Okla. Emily Taylor, New Or eons Mike Tebbe, Shreveport Donald Thomas, Bossier Cily Phillip Thomas, Roanofre, La. , i ill R I .11 tat t Scott Thompson, Houston, Tex. Faye Thornsberry, Keilhville, La. Randy Tiller, Shreveport Diane Townsend, Houston, Tex. Al Tribble, Center, Tex. Patfy Twitty, Springhill, to. Lei i a Vaughan, Jonesville, Tex. Patty Verlander, Hammond, La. Donna Vinck, Shreveport James Wade, Shreveport John Wade, Dallas, Tex. John Watts, Shreveport Richard Watts, Franklinton, La. Gregg Weis, long Island, N. Y. Martha West, Little Rock, Ark. Maria Whedbee, Abaskie, N. C. Use White, Houston, Tex. Penny Wiggins, Corpus Christ!, Tex. Tina Wilcox, Little Rock, Ark. Johnny Williams, Shreveport Richard Williams, Shreveport Donald Wills, Levittown, N. Y. William Wissman, Bossier City Jeannie Woodward, Ennis, Tex, Martha Woods, Shreveport Bennie Wright, Houston, Tex. Donna Wright, Houston, Tex. Richard Young, Shreveport Vincent Zabala, Bossier City Steve Zeiter, Dallas. Tex. fet fc Amdi 200 FRESHMAN David Adams, Shreveporf John Agres, Oak Park, Illinois Pat Harwell, Shreveporf SOPHOMORES JUNIOR SENIOR SPECIAL Mark Jones, Minden, La. David McMaster, Shreveporf Mark Mathiason, Metuchen, New Jersey Kathie Pardue, Midland, Texas Connie Pickrell, Phoenix, Arizona Sheila Primm, Little Rock, Arkansas Jack Riter, Barrington, Illinois Sharon Shelton, Shreveporf Nick Turner, Shreveporf Linda Whiteman, Little Rock, Arkansas Susan Boone, New Orleans, La. Kathy Lee, Shreveporf Brooks Van Horn, Minden, La. John Avera, Shreveporf Gary Albright, Jennings, La. Thomas Daughterly, Shreveporf Donald Goss, Shreveporf John Scalf, Shreveporf SORRY— These pictures were discovered after their respective pages had already been sent to the publisher. We hope no one is offended by this rather special and unusual treatment of left-overs. We aren ' t, and besides we didn ' t have enough to do anyway. The Editors 201 Journey and Douglass pay their two gun tribute to a Yoncopin neither will ever forget. It ' s called a sense of sharing— two people working to- gether as editors to put together something called a yearbook. The times were hectic and unbelievable, yet fun. The moments will expand to create a memory. Lynda Douglass Jimmy Journey CLASSES GREEKS 168 82 INDEX ORGANIZATIONS 46 PERSONALITIES 98 FACULTY SPORTS 124 STUDENT LIFE 18 Anderson, Ruth B.A., M.A. 167 Anderson, Phillip B.S., M.A., 167 Asseff, Emmett B.A., Ph.D. 163 Austin, Frank F. B.S., M.S. 157 Beck, Ted T. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 163 Bissell, Use A.B., M.A. 163 Brown, Nellie M. A.B. 158 Cameron, Joyce A.B., M.M. 165 Carlton, Virginia B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 48, 165 Casavant, Carol Causey, B. P. B.A., M.M. 165 Clark, Edward M. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 51, 161 Cooper, Willard B.A., M.F.A. 77, 159 Corey, Orlin P. B.A., M.A. 70, 77, 167 Cubelo, Antonio B.A., Ed.D. 76, 163 Davidson, Bryant A.B., M.A., LL.D. 163 Delaney, F. H. B.S., M.S. 157 Dean, Ronald B.A., MM. 165 Durand, Bob B.A. 51, 158 Edwards, Vannie B.S. 148 Elder, Howard M. B.A., M.A. 163 Eubanks, Rosemary Flores, Raymond A. B.A. M.A. 163 Folsom, Buren S. B.S., M.Ed. 158 Forrest, Aubrey G. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 48, 157 Abbott, John (2) 185 Adams, David ( 1 ) 201 Adams, Suda (3) 87, 179 Agres, John (1 ) 201 Alam, Ramona (2) 75, 85, 185 Albright, Gary (4) 126, 133, 201 Alford, Martha (3) 76, 179 Allain, Marty (3) 179 Allen, Grady (1) 193 Almand, Suanne (3) 179 Amadon, Roger ( 1 ) 1 93 Anderson, Allen (1) 93 Anderson, Cathy (3) 67, 179 Anderson, James (4) 52, 56, 96, 97, 120, 169 Anderson, Joy (4) 52, 57, 84, 177 Anderson, Nelrose (2) 55, 58, 76, 87, 185 Anderson Sue, (4) 169 Andisio, Rick (1) 193 Andrews, Patty (3) 179 Arington, Mark (2) 185 Armstrong, Ronald (1) 193 Atwood, Penny (1) 193 Atwood, Terry (2) 72, 185 Avera, John (3) 201 Bachstrom, Mary Francis (1 ) 72, 78, 87, 109, 114, 193 Bafunde, Kenneth (1) 193 Galloway, Louie A. A.B., M.S., Ph.D. 166 Hancock, Alton O. B.A., B.D., Ph.D. 166 Hansen, Wayne B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 51, 160 Harlan, Monas B.M., M.M. 165 Harless, Ivan B.S., M.S. 126 Harrington, Charles W. B.A., M.A., M.S. 158 Harris, James M. B.S., M.B.A. 160 Hickcox, Charles A. B.S., M.S. 51 Hughes, Elizabeth A.B., M.A. 161 Lowrey, Walter M. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 21, 51, 53, 92, 163 MacCurdy, Robert D. B.S., M.S., Ed.D. 161 McFarland, Mrs. Elsie M. B.A. M.A. 159 McPherson, C. R. B.S., M.B.A. 160 Marsh, Thad B.A., B.A., M.A., B. Lift. 21, 157 Merrill, R. Thomas B.A., M.A. 76, 163 Mooty, Douglas B.S. 134 Morgan, Lee B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 51, 78, 161 Outlaw, Jessee B.A. 158 Overdyke, W. Darrell A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 163 Parker, Edmont B.S., M.S. 161 Pate, Woodrow W. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 48, 51, 78, 160 Perkins, Marx A.B., M.M. 165 Pledger, W. Farrell B.A., M.A. B.D., Ph.D. 50, 167 STUDENTS Bailey, Jane (4) 169 Bailey, Skeet (2) 185 Baillif, Adell (4) 45, 48, 52, 55, 57, 88, 94, 102, 169 Baird, Dean (3) 93, 179 Baker, Fay (4) 177 Baker, Pam (2) 185 Baker, William (4) 169 Banks, Donna (2) 87, 122, 123, 115, 185 Banks, Terrell (4) 177 Bankston, Marnie (2) 148, 149, 185 Banner, Tom (2) 97, 185 n tist, Marie (1) 85, 193 Bardes, Sandy (2) 52,90 Barkley, Pat (1) 89, 193 Barnes, Betty (3) 56, 179 Barnette, Chris (3) 92, 179 Barrow, Jesslyn (2) 78, 185 Bartholmey, Carol (2) 48, 55, 89, 185 Basinger, David (3) 179, 146 Basler, Melvin (2) 185 Bass, Donald (3) 179 Bass, Pat (1) 193 Batchelor, Robert ( 1 ) 1 93 Bateman, Ginny (1) 193 Battle, Cathy (1) 183 Beaird, Anne (3) 179 Beard, Judy (2) 54, 87, 185 Pomeroy, Webb D. A.B., B.D., Ph.D. 51, 56, 166 Rainey, Viva L. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 78, 163 Rawlinson, Shirley B.A. 50, 51, 55, 57, 157 Seidler, Rosemary B.S., Ph.D. 160 Self, Mrs. Fariebee A.B., M.A. 165 Shaw, Nolan G. A.B., M.S. 96 Shoemaker, Larry B.S. 141, 142 Sigler, Orvis B.S. 92, 134 Snelling, Vera B.S., M.A. 161 Speairs, Mrs. Betty A.B., M.A. 57 Speairs, Richard K. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 159 Taylor, Robert Ed A.B., B.D. 56, 96 Taylor, Stanton A. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. 51, 160 Teague, William C. B.M. 165 Treese, George W. B.S., M.S. 1 65 Vogel, Leroy A.B., Th.B., Th.M., Ph.D. 163 Voran, A. C. A.B., B.M., Mus. D. 51 Warters, Mary A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 159 Watts, Richard J. A.B., M.A. 163 Wayne, Maurey Wilkins, Orin P. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. 159 Williams, John O. B.A., M.A. 51, 165 Willis, James D. B.A., M.A. 76 Wilkes, Jack S. B.A., B.D., D.D., LL.D. 20, 156 Beauclair, Randy (3) 94, 95, 179 Beauregard, Dal (3) 179 Bennett, Joe (2) 185 Benoit, Albert (3) 93, 133, 179 Bensey, Sue (3) 179 Bent, Guy (1) 147, 193 Berkley, Joan (1) 193 Best, Maxine (4) 169 Biggerstaff, Francis (4) 169 Bischof, Vicki (4) 89, 169 Bissonet, Pat (2) 56, 87, 185 Bitterwolf, Tom (3) 97, 179 Black, Bernard (2) 93, 185 Blake, Montie (2) 185 Bland, Donna (2) 185 Blankenship, John (2) 95, 135, 140 Blodgett, David (3) 72, 75, 95, 179 Bluder, Harry (2) 185 Boatright, Scot (1) 72, 193 Boddie, Jimmy (2) 185 Boddie, Susan (1) 89, 193 Bolding, Robert (1) 193 Bond, Lucienne (4) 45, 48, 50, 120, 170 Boone, Nancy (1) 89, 193 Boone, Susan (2) 201 Booth, Billy (3) 48, 52, 94, 95, 179 Borenstein, Ralph (3) 179 Borne, Carol (2) 87, 120, 186 Bosley, David (2) 93, 133, 186 Bostick, Jane (1) 89, 193 Boucher, Gayle (3) 72, 75, 52, 78, 89, 179 Bowers, Dave (3) 133 Bowers, Fran (1) 89, 193 Boyd, Bill (2) 97 Boyd, Paula (1) 87, 194 Boyle, John (2) 90, 186 Brnadon, Tony (2) 93, 186 Branum, Susan ( 1 ) 194 Branum, William (1 ) 194 Brewer, Steve (1) 133, 194 Brian, Don (2) 186 Briggs, Susan (3) 52, 57, 84, 179 Brockwell, Gerald (3) 90, 179 Brodlieb, Gary (1) 144, 142, 194 Broussard, Henry ( 1 ) 194 Brown, Charlie (3) 69 Brown, Evelyn ( 1 ) 194 Brown, James (1) 133, 194 Brown, James Lee, Jr. (4) 52, 72, 94, 147, 170, 202 Brown, Rebecca (2) 54, 56, 72, 186 Brown, Sam (1 ) 194 Brown, Susan K. ( 1 ) 194 Brown, Susan L. (1 ) 194 Buchanan, Alice Ann (4) 80, 170 Buckley, Maureen (3) 20, 48, 89, 105, 119, 179 Buckner, Barbara (3) 179 Buford, Ellen (3) 55, 72, 75, 89, 179 Burge, Wally (1) 95, 194 Burnap, Patty (4) 50, 52, 54, 55, 57, 86, 116, 170 Burnette, Joyce (3) 179 Burson, James (3) 76, 179 Burton, George (1 ) 194 Burton, Tommie (2) 186 Busi, Herbert (1) 194 Butler, Jeanie (3) 127, 147, 179, 202 Byrd, Billy (2) 94, 95, 186 Cabra, Edwin (4) 58, 94, 126, 170 Caffery, Taylor (2) 97, 186 Cain, Dorothy (3) 89, 179 Calandria, Diantha (1) 85, 194 Caldwell, Lou (2) 186 Cameron, Jim ( 1 ) 194 Campbell, Mary (1) 85, 194 Campbell, Mike (2) 186 Campbell, Walter (2) 52, 90, 186 Caraway, Frank (1 ) 95, 194 Caraway, Pat (3) 94, 179 Cargile, Ann (1) 89, 194 Carlisle, Joe (4) 53, 93 Carmody, Fred (2) 93 Carreras, Joseph (1 ) 97, 194 Carrington, Mike (3) 179 Carter, Andy (1) 95, 194 Carter, Delores (3) 54, 76, 88, 179, 78 Carver, James (4) 96, 97, 170 Casadonte, Frank (2) 186 Casey, Guy ( 1 ) 93, 194 Casey, Sara ( 1 ) 89 Cashio, Thomas (1 ) 194 Cassiere, Joseph (2) 95, 186 Cato, Judy (3) 55, 179 Causey, Lain (2) 58, 95, 186 Chalk, Robbie (3) 179 Challis, Thomas (3) 133, 179 Chewning, James (3) 179 Cimino, Frank (2) 186 Cockerham, Kenneth (3) 179 Coco (3) 76, 95, 179 Cole, Betty (4) 170 Cole, Steve (2) 95, 186 Coleman, John (1 ) 194 Colten, Juanita ( 1 ) 194 Comer, Kathleen (2) 186 Conry, William (4) 177 Cooke, Joann (2) 186 Cooke, Jonathan (4) 70, 72, 75, 94, 95, 126, 170 Cooke, Mary Ann (2) 72, 78, 186 Cooke, Paul (3) 72, 75, 94, 179 Cooper, Alan (2) 133, 186 Cooper, Dale (2) 186 Cooper, Robert (2) 186 Corn, Gary (1) 194 Cornfield, Nan (2) 85, 127, 186 Cotton, Jack (1) 194 Couch, Sandra (3) 89 Courtney, Ralph ( ) 66 Couvillion, Sue (1 ) 89, 194 Coward, Shirley (3) 76, 179 Cowen, Martha ( 1 ) 89, 194 Cowhey, Ken (2) 186 Cox, Elmo (3) 95, 147, 179, 202 Crain, Betty (2) 186 Creger, Charles (2) 186 Crenshaw, Charles (3) 95, 179 Crichlow, Rob (2) 72, 186 Critcher, Bob (1) 95, 194 Critcher, Leonard (4) 51, 56, 52, 94, 103, 119, 170 Crook, Scott (2) 186 Crostwaite, Bill (1) 97, 194 Crow, Dianne (3) 179 Crowder, Melanie (1 ) 56, 85, 194 Culpepper, Carol (3) 87, 179 Cummins, Richard (3) 90, 133, 179 Cunningham, Sue (1) 89, 194 Curry, Tommy (1) 194 Curtis, Wayne (2) 58, 95, 133, 140, 153, 186, 152 Daigle, Gaylon (4) 96, 97, 170 Dalton, Ross (3) 179 Danley, Richard (2) 186 Daughterty, Thomas (S) 201 Davidson, John (4) 94, 170 Davis, Ann (2) 186 Davis, Debby (1) 87, 194 Davis, Doug (4) 56 Davis, Jim (2) 95, 153, 186, 152 Davis, Joyce (3) 179 Davison, Donald (4) 170 Dawson, Earl (3) 180 Dean, Jimmy ( 1 ) 93, 194 Deare, Mike (4) 72, 76, 97, 170 DeFatta, Barbara (3) 180 Dent, David (2) 97, 126 Deputy, Gene (3) 93, 180 DeWese, Suzette (3) 72, 89, 180 DeWoody, Cornelia ( 1 ) 87 Diehm, Carolyn (4) 170 Demopulos, Evangeline (2) 186 Denoncourt, Phil (2) 186 Dent, David (2) 72, 186 Devan, James (1) 194 DeWoody, Cornelia (1) 194 Dickey, Jane (1) 194 Dickson, Mike (1 ) 194 Dohm, Mary (2) 89, 186 Dohony, Sally (2) 186 Dollar, Marilyn (3) 180 Dominick, Jack (3) 95, 180 Donaldson, Wayne (2) 72, 186 Doskocil, Mary (2) 186 Douglass, Lynda (3) 1, 76, 88, 180, 202 Doxakis, Stephen ( 1 ) 97, 194 Drake, Lauren (4) 170 Dreyer, Lance (1) 95, 133, 194 Dueease, Robert (1) 142, 194 Duhon, Sharon Lee (1 ) 195 Dunlap, Dianne (2) 89, 187 Dunn, Charles (4) 95, 170 Dunn, Ginny (2) 187 Dunn, Robbie (3) 180 Dupree, Susan (1) 195 Durham, David (4) 92 Duron, Frances (1) 195 Durrett, James (2) 187 Easley, Martha (1) 195 Easterweed, John (2) 187 Ebel, Terri (1) 85, 195 Edgar, David (4) 56, 170 Edmondson, Patsy (4) 177 Edwards, Ann (2) 187 Elia, Peggy (3) 180 Elliot, John (4) 72, 170, 171 Embry, Susan (2) 87, 187 Estes, Ruth (4) 57, 87 Evans, Glenn (3) 90, 180 Everitt, Karen (3) 54, 55, 78, 87, 121, 180 Ewing, Pat (4) 77, 171 Fahey, Merlin (1) 195 Farris, Ruth Ann (2) 87, 187 Felder, Dorothy (2) 89, 187 Fertitta, Beverly (1) 87, 195 Fertitta, R. J. (3) 95, 180 Field, Nancy (1) 87, 195 Fike, Mona (2) 187 Fillingane, Vicki (1) 195 Fincher, Ann (2) 87, 187 Finn, Jim (1) 195 Finnin, Will (3) 20, 51, 53, 96, 97, 119, 180 Finuf, Anne (3) 180 Fiore, Nick (3) 77, 180 Fisher, Robert (4) 121, 171 Fitzgerald, Edward (1 ) 195 Floyd, James (1) 95, 195 Fong, Kenneth (1 ) 195 Ford, Kathleen (2) 87, 187 Forrest, Ronald (4) 95, 133, 171 Forte, Steven (1 ) 195 Foster, John (1) 195 Fradkin, Richard (3) 180 Frantz, Pat (2) 58, 87, 187 Fraser, Joan (1) 89, 195 Frasizer, Dave (S) 142 Frazier, Douglas (2) 76, 187 Erederickson, Livy (1) 195 French, Gayle ( 1 ) 87, 1 15, 195 Frew, Pam (1) 195 Fuller, Joyce (1) 195 Fullerton, Andy (2) 135, 140 Gale, David (3) 134, 135, 140, 180 Galloway, Kathy (1) 85, 195 Gamble, Tommy (1) 195 Gammill, Ray (2) 52, 97, 187 Gandy, Diane (1) 87, 195 Gannaway, Vivian (2) 87, 127, 187 Garfield, Bill (1) 93, 195 Garrett, Brooks (2) 93, 133 Garrett, Linda (1 ) 72, 89, 195 Garrison ' , Carolyn (4) 72, 75, 171 Gaughan, Catherine (3) 180 Gavin, Kathy (1) 195 Gerardy, Bill (2) 187 Germann, Dellis (3) 135, 180, 146 Giessen, Helen (4) 76 Giessen, Henry (3) 56, 180 Gilcrease, Glyn Ann (4) 89, 171 Gilcrease, Jane (2) 187 Gillam, Mollie ( 1 ) 85, 195 Gillespie, James (2) 95, 187, 145 Gillespie, Robert ( 1 ) 195 Gillis, Gene (2) 187 Gilmer, Betty (4) 171 Ginsburg, Guss (3) 180 Gleason, Lynn (3) 180 Goens, Winston (2) 94, 95, 187 Goldberg, Linda (2) 69, 78 Goldsholl, Sheldon (3) 180 Gomila, Chip (2) 52, 90, 187 Goodin, William (2) 187 Goodwin, John (4) 48, 67, 68, 76, 77, 78, IK 171 Goss, Donald (S) 201 Gotaas, Finn (30) 180, 133, 94, 95 Gowen, Kathy ( ) 85 Graham, Grimsley (1) 195, 133, 107, 95 Grambling, Connie (4) 78, 62 Green, Barbara (3) 180 Green, Elizabeth (2) 187 Green, Bill (2) 187, 93 Green, Johnny (3) 180, 133, 92 Green, Richard (4) 193 Gregory, Margaret (3) 180 Grier, Peggy ( 1 ) 1 95 Griffith, Richard (2) 187 Griffith, Mac (3) 133, 93 Grigsby, Charles (2) 187, 136, 145 Grimes, Marilyn (1 ) 197, 85 Grisham, Diane (1 ) 195, 87 Grisham, Richard (4) 48, 51, 97, 116, 171 Griswold, Dede (2) 187, 72 Groft, Lydia (1) 195 Groth, Alva (3) 180 Groth, John (2) 90 Grubb, Charles (3) 180, 95 Grunsfield, Mary Jo (2) 187 Grzesick, Lynn (4) 171 Guilbeau, Katherine (1) 195 Hall, Charles (1) 195 Hall, Daisye, (3) 180 Hall, George (1) 195, 97 Halliburton, Tommy (4) 180, 177 Hamilton, Gordon (3) 180 Hamlin, George (1) 195, 133 Hammond, Hugh (4) 171 Hammond, Lester (4) 45, 172 Hancock, Jane (3) 180 Hanson, Harold (4) 172 Harbough, Margaret ( 1 ) 195, 85 Harbour, David (1 ) 196 Hardin, Bill (2) 187, 95 Hardy, Cissy (3) 180 Hardy, Dany (2) 187 Harper, Marsha (4) 172, 77, 87 Harrel, Reuben (1) 196 Harrold, David (1) 196 Harris, Dana (1) 196, 97 Harris, Greg (1) 196 Harris, Tim (1) 196, 93 Hart, Susan (1) 196 Harvey, Gaile (2) 187 Harwell, Pat ( 1 ) 201 Hattaway, Jon (2) 187 Hattaway, Milancy (3) 180, 89 Hay, Gene (4) 172, 66, 67 Hearin, David (1 ) 196 Hebert, Rick (2) 187, 56 Hengy, Mary (3) 180 Hennessy, Pat (1 ) 196 Henrickson, Ron (2) 188 Henry, Dick (1) 196, 95 Herrin, James (4) 172 Herrington, D. R. (4) 172 Hersher, Dianne (2) 188, 122, 123, 115, 87 Hervey, Reed (1 ) 196 Hewitt, Louise (4) 177 Hichman, Thomas (4) 172 Hightower, Bob (3) 93 Hill, Marjorie (4) 172 Hilsee, David (1) 196 Hillyard, Ken (1) 196, 142 Hindelang, Paul (2) 188 Hontgen, George (2) 188, 57, 85 Hinton, David (3) 180 Hodges, Beverly (2) 188, 89 Hodges, Francis (2) 188 Hoffmeister, Malcolm (1) 90, 196 Hoffpduir, Angie (1) 72, 196 Hohmann, Anne (4) 50, 53, 75, 72, 117, 172 Holamon, Ken (2) 58, 69, 77, 188 Hollis, Betty (4) 54, 72, 88, 172 Holt, David (2) 95, 188 Honea, Joie (3) 87, 180 Hooker, Raymond (1 ) 196 Hooley, Susan ( 1 ) 85, 296 Hopkins, Bill (1) 196 Hopkins, James (3) 181 Hori, Yoko (4) 66, 78, 172 Horton, Wynette (1 ) 196 Hudson, Janice (2) 58, 188 Hudson, Jerry (2) 95, 188 Hudson, Jim (3) 93, 181 Hudson, Rodney (1) 196 Hughes, Frank (4) 58, 116, 172 Hull, Rebecca (1) 85, 196 Hullinghorst, Gene (1) 85, 196 Humphrey, Paula (2) 77 Hutcheson, Nita Fran (4) 69, 78, 85, 173 Hutto, Linda (3) 181 Hyde, Betty (1) 196 Ince, James ( ) 67 Inderbitzin, Ronald (4) 95, 173 Inguaggiato, Robert (3) 97, 181 Irvin, Diane (4) 173 Ivey, Billy (2) 188 Jackson, Edwin (2) 77, 188 Jacobie, Hollis (1) 95, 143, 196 Jefcoat, Gerald (2) 188 Jefferson, Alyce (1 ) 196 Jenkinson, Stephen (1) 196 Jenkinson, Stephen (2) 95 Jennings, Philip (4) 94, 173 Jennings, Voncile (2) 85 Jennings, Warren (1) 196 Jewell, Anita (3) 55, 72, 89, 127, 181 Joe, Anna (1 ) 196 Johns, Susan (2) 87 Johnson, Gary (2) 95 Johnson, Gladys (3) 181 Johnson, John (1) 196 Johnson, William (3) 181 Johnston, Kathy (1 ) 196 Jones, Alan (4) 72, 95, 173 Jones, Don (1 ) 196 Jones, J. B. (3) 93, 181 Jones, Joe (2) 95, 188 Jones, J. V. (4) 72, 94, 95, 173 Jones, Mark (1) 95, 133, 201 Jones, Pam (2) 87, 106, 122, 123, 188 Jordy, Julie (2) 188 Josey, Marcia (2) 188 Journey, Jan ( 1 ) 196 Journey, Jimmy (3) 1, 48, 51, 69, 77, 95, 105, 181, 202 Jung, Walter (3) 181 Junkin, Marie (3) 55, 57, 88, 120, 181 Karlan, Stephen (3) 181 Kaylor, Kay (1) 85, 196 Keenan, Pete (4) 52, 92, 133, 173 Keller, Kerry (1 ) 143, 196 Keller, Suzanne (1 ) 196 Kelley, Betty (4) 173 Kellogg, Richard (1 ) 196 Kelly, Bart (2) 93, 188 Kennedy, Harvey (1) 93, 196 Kennedy, Tom ( 1 ) 196 Kern, Patricia (2) 57, 77, 85, 188 Kerstein, David (4) 126, 173, 181 Keszkouski, Ed (2) 188 Kidda, Mike (3) 181 Kilbourne, Richard (1 ) 196 Kilpatrick, Jerry (3) 181 Kinchloe, Richard (1 ) 196, 97 King, Verdell (1 ) 196 Kingsbury, Robert (2) 188 Kingsly, David ( 1 ) 69 Kirkland, Kyle (1) 196, 97 Kirks, Virginia (3) 181, 85 Kizer, Jane (1) 48, 89 Kizer, Will (1 ) 196, 95 Klein, Rick (3) 181 Kloiber, Rick (2) 188, 95 Knox, Mary (1) 197 Koelemay, Doug (1) 197, 133, 72, 95 Koelemay, Kay (3) 53, 57, 55, 75, 72, 76, 89, 109, 112, 121, 181 Kohout, Dorothy (2) 188, 77 Kotsch, Nancy (2) 188, 150, 148 Krepak, Mike (1 ) 197 Krupowicz (3) 181 Kuhatschek, Becky (3) 89, 122, 181 Kursweg, James (3) 93, 181 LaCrone, Dan (2) 93 LeCrone, Susan (1) 197 LaCross, Nova (1 ) 197, 85 Lacy, Beth (1) 197 Laenger, Charles (2) 188 LaFitte, Gayle (1) 197 Lainhart, James (1) 143, 197 Laird, John (1) 97, 197 Lamb, John 56, 133, 188 (2) Landon, Ernest (1 ) 95, 197 Lang, Robert (1) 197 Lange, Bob (3) 136, 143, 181, 145 Lanham, Tina (1 ) 197 Lankford, Elizabeth (3) 181 Larmoyeux, Cathy (1 ) 78, 197 Launey, Chris (3) 95, 181 Lainey, Pitts (4) 92, 173 Lawrence, Lee (4) 72, 75, 94, 121, 173 Laymon, Richard (1) 93, 197 Lee, Catherine (1 ) 197 Lee, Kathy (2) 89, 201 Leinhard, Marena (2) 188 Lemoine, Burnell (4) 94, 95, 173 Leopard, Sherry (3) 52, 76, 87, 181 Lester, Mike (2) 188 Levisay, Lynn 58, 87, 188 Levy, Bob (2) 93 Leyser, Rick (1) 96, 97, 197 Liles, Jerry (2) 95, 188 Liles, Larry (2) 48, 95, 106, 188 Lindsay, Spencer (1) 56 Little, Mike (4) 53, 93, 173 Lively, Karen (1) 148, 149, 197 Lockett, Buddy ( 1 ) 95, 147, 197, 202 Loehndorf, Donna (1) 197 Lollar, Glenda (3) 181 Longino, Rita (1) 56, 197 Lorant, Danny (2) 95, 94, 188 Loupe, Joe (3) 48, 51, 52, 97, 120, 181 Love, Cheryl (2) 54, 72, 89, 78, 127, 188 Love, Terry ( 1 ) 197 Lowe, Matt (4) 173, 94, 95 Lowe, Warren (3) 93, 133 Lunsford, William (2) 188 Lunt, Carolyn (2) 189 Lyles, Genie (3) 84, 181 Lynch, Pat (2) 77, 189 Lynn, Jimmy ( 1 ) 197 AAcAlear, Jim (3) 136, 181 McBride, Bill (3) 134, 136, 181, 144 McCammon, Janelle (3) 48, 52, 55, 56, 57, 86, 11! McClintock 68 McClure, Mike (2) 97, 189 McClurg, Tom (3) 181 McConnell, Alice (1) 197 McCormack, Bill (1) 93, 197 McCraine, Cherry (3) 181 McCreary, Mary (1) 85, 197 McCuiston, Tom (2) 95, 189 McDonald, Robert (3) 181, 146 McDonald, Susan (2) 148, 150, 189 McFerrin, Steve ( 1 ) 497 McGibany, Darrell (3) 137, 181 McGlathery, Susan (1 ) 87, 197 McGlaun, Daniel (4) 173 McGonigle, Morey (3) 52, 57, 85, 181 McGraw, Johanna (3) 57, 87, 181 McGuffy, Donna (3) 181 McGuire, Sandy (1) 87, 197 McKenzie, Eugene (3) 181 McKey, Rahna (2) 189 McKinley, Margaret (1) 197 McKnight, Alton (4) 45, 48, 56, 94, 95, 122, 123, 173 McLanahan, Ted (1) 197,97 McLendon, Linda (2) 89, 189 McMasters, David ( 1 ) 93, 201 McMillian, Barbara (4) 67, 77 McMillian, Richard (1) 197 McNair, Judith (2) 189 McNamara, Billy (3) 77, 93, 181 McNeil, Byron (1) 97, 197 McWilliams, Joe (2) 93 Mabray, Melinda (2) 87, 189 Mackaman, Don (3) 97, 182 Maloney, Lauretta 68, 197 Mann, Bill (2) 189 Manning, Walter (1) 95, 197 Marak, Ma rty ( 1 ) 95 Maresh, Cheryl (2) 54, 72, 85, 108, 110, 189 Marsh, Howard (2) 189 Marshall, Paula (4) 45, 48, 57, 88, 92, 104, 174 Martin, Dale (1) 197 Martin, Hollis (1) 197 Maser, Michael (1) 197 Mason, Kent (3) 182 Mason, Lloyd (3) 182 Masse, Diane ( 1 ) 109, 1 13, 148, 149, 197 Masters, Estelle (4) 174 Mathiasen, Mark (1) 90, 201 Matthews, Sherman (4) 174 Maxwell, Patsy (2) 189 May, Lawrence (2) 93, 189 Mayer, Steve (1) 48, 95, 198 Means, Carolyn (3) 54, 85, 182 Means, William (2) 189 Melancon, Charles ( 1 ) 198 Mellor, Freddie (1) 87, 107, 198 Merwin, Lee (3) 97, 182 Messina, Sidney (2) 189 Metcalf, Bill (1) 198 Meyers, Richard (1) 93, 198 Mickley, Pat (3) 93, 198 Miller, Babs (1) 198 Miller, Mike (4) 92 Mittlestaedt, Carol (1) 72, 89, 198 Mizell, Yvonne (3) 182 Mocato, Robert (4) 60, 174 Moffatt, Brian (2) 72, 95, 122, 123, 189 Monsted, Bobby (1) 93, 147, 198 Montegudo, Sidney (4) 72, 75, 95 Montgomery, James (4) 51, 72, 75, 77, 95, 117, 174 Moody, Gail (1) 198 Moon, Dorothy (2) 85, 189 Mooney, Bob (3) 182 Moore, Susan (1 ) 89, 198 Moore, Taylor (2) 95, 189 Morcom, Judy (1) 89, 198 Morgan, Fred (1) 198 Morgan, Gail (3) 72, 87, 133, 182 Morgan, Marie (4) 76, 78, 174 Morrie, Malcolm (2) 189 Morris, Robert (1) 97, 198 Morrison, John (1) 95, 198 Moseley, Leslie (1 ) 87, 90, 198 Moss, Sonny (1) 198, 146 Mulkey, Jack 67 Munson, Melinda 87 Murlin, Jack (1) 198 Murphy, Dennis (1 ) 198 Nader, Kathy (2) 55, 87, 189 Nance, Julia (3) 72, 87, 182 Nealy, Kenneth (1) 198 Nelson, Pam (2) 189 Nenney, Susan (1) 85, 198 Netherton, Walter (3) 182 Newbold, Brad (1) 198 Newcomer, Jane (2) 189 Nichols, Mary (1) 198 Nichols, Niki (2) 77, 89, 108, 189 Nickell, Jackie (2) 54, 189 Nicosia, Connie (1) 198 Nicosia, Ron (1 ) 198 Niles, Tim (2) 189 Nobles, Wally (3) 93, 182 Nolan, Barbara (2) 189 Norman, Jim (2) 189 Noser, Rose Marie (1) 198 O ' Hara, Dorris (2) 189 Oldham, Warren (3) 95, 182 Oliver, Laurrel (2) 189 O ' Meallie, Kathy (3) 87, 182 O ' Pry, Janet (1) 198 Ortigo, Richard (2) 189 Osteen, Larry (2) 95 Owena, Melanie (2) 189 Pace, Randy (1) 97, 198 Padgett, Marilyn (2) 127 Page, Judith A nn (1) 198 Page, Polly (4) 50, 1 16, 174 Painter, Robert (2) 97, 189 Palmer, Dwayne (2) 133, 190 Park, Charles (4) 45, 66, 72, 74, 77, 94, 122, 123, 133, 174 Parker, Wilkins (4) 77, ]74 Parnell, Myrna (3) 182 Parsley, Joelle (1) 82, 198 Parsons, Andy (3) 182 Parsons, John (4) 174 Pate, Judy (3) 78, 87, 182 Patrick, Barbara (1) 198 Payne, Faye (4) 174 Pearce, Sara (1) 198 Pearce, Steve (1) 97, 198 Pearson, Mary (3) 182 Perkins, Michael (1) 198 Perry, Gordon (2) 93, 190 Petrolie, Dave (1 ) 133 Peyton, Tommy (3) 96, 97, 182 Pfingston, John (2) 190 Pharis, Suzanne (1) 87, 198 Phillips, Rick (2) 133, 190 Pickens, Martha (3) 76, 182 Pickering, Nancy (4) 58, 76 Pickett, Marsha (4) 89, 174 Pickrell, Connie (1) 201 Pikul, Richard (2) 190 Pipkin, Bill (1) 198 Pledger, Buddy (2) 95, 190 Plimmer, Pamela (4) 175 Poe, Michael (2) 97, 190 Polan, Roger (1 ) 198 Poolman, Mary Lou (3) 87, 182 Poolman, Polly (1) 198 Popejoy, Lou (4) 51, 53, 58, 94, 104, 117, 175 Porter, Shari (3) 182 Prescott, Randy (1) 143, 198 Prestridge, David (1 ) 198 Price, Mary Jane (2) 72 Pridham, Pat (2) 190 Primm, Sheila (1) 201 Prince, Chris (2) 72, 190 Preziosi, Mark (2) 190 Probst, Albert (1) 72, 198 Proud, Richard (3) 95 Purdue, Kathie (1) 201 Quigley, Nancy (4) 177 Raggio, Sally (1) 87, 198 Ragsdale, James (2) 190 Ramsay, Arlette (3) 148, 182 Ramsey, Larry (2) 190 Randall, Chris (3) 182 Rands, Bill (3) 182 Raspberry, Vestria (1) 198 Rathert, Judy (1) 198 Ray, Clifford (1) 198 Ray, Ellie (1) 87, 199 Raymond, Donald (2) 190 Read, Rusty (3) 92 Reagan, Mary (3) 182 Reaves, Kaye (3) 54, 58, 182 Recknagel, Janis (3) 182 Reeves, Mike (1) 199, 146 Reeves, Linda (3) 182 Regan, Maurice (4) 175 Reinschiald, Paul (3) 93 Renois, Raymond (1) 97, 199 Rheman, Kay (4) 54,57, 175 Rice, Alex, (4) 95, 175 Rice, Carl (4) 95, 175 Rice, Joe (2) 190 Richey, Molly (2) 89, 190 Rigdon, Virginia (2) 190 Riggin, Deanna (3) 87, 190 Riggs, Bill (2) 97, 190 Riter, Jack (1) 201 Robbins, Liz ( 1 ) 87, 199 Roberts, Sharon (1) 85, 199 Robison, Ardis ' (2) 95, 190 Robison, Wendall (2) 95, 190 Rodgers, Ginger (4) 48, 54, 52, 84, 119 Rodriguez, Debby (1) 199 Rodriguez, Don (2) 95, 190 Rogers, Nancy (3) 72, 87, 182 Rogers, Richard (4) 52, 93, 175 Roe, Elizabeth (1) 199 Rdgozinski, John (4) 90, 175 Rosen, Allen (1) 199 Rosson, Nancy (2) 190 Rupert, Gena (2) 85, 190 Sadegh, Sina (1) 199 Salisbury, John (2) 92, 190 Sanderson, Sandra (2) 55, 190 Sandifer, Evelyn (4) 175 Sasine, Jeff (1) 199 Savage, Jane (3) 182 Saulmon, Sue (1) 87, 199 Say lor, Jack (2) 90, 190 Scahill, Kathleen (2) 85, 190 Scalf, John (Special) 201 Scally, Mike (3) 137, 138 Scamardo, Therese (1) 199 Scarborough, Elizabeth (2) 84, 190 Schaffer, Charles (1) 199 Schiro, Ed (2) 190, 146 Schmidt, Beth (2) 85, 190 Schmidt, Richard (3) 95, 182 Schoenfelder, Gertrude (3) 85, 182 Scholl, Nancy (3) 182 Scholl, Sonny (2) 190 Schorr, Ronald (1) 199 Schuck, Kerry (1) 95, 199 Schwartz, David (2) 190 Scott, Cynthia (1 ) 199 Scot t, Ronald (3) 182 Seala, Dick (2) 95, 190 Sedar, Deno (3) 182 Self, Charles (3) 182 Shahan, Louise (3) 182 Shelton, Sharon (1) 199, 201 Shepherd, Doren (4) 175 Sherwin, Suzanne (2) 190 Shewmake, Beverly (1) 199 Shields, Peggy (2) 89, 190 Shively, Judson (3) 93, 182 Short, Maurice (3) 87, 182 Shuey, Henry (1) 93, 199 Shultz, Harriet (1) 199 Siegel, Ted (2) 93 Sigler, Susan (4) 115, 175 Silber, Benjamin (4) 126, 175 Simkus, Al (3) 97, 182 Simmons, Bobs (1 ) 87, 199 Simmons, Ed (4) 93, 133 Simmons, Gordon (1) 199 Simpson, Peggy (1 ) 98, 199 Simpson, Sandie (1 ) 199 Sims, Gloria (2) 190 Singleton, Mary (4) 175 Sistrunk, Norma (4) 175 Skaggs, Jack (1) 199 Skarsten, Richard (2) 190 Skipworth, Paul (4) 175 Sklar, Alice (1) 199 Skrivanos, Sharon (1) 199 Slakter, Debbie (1) 199 Slayton, Larry (1) 199 Slusher, Brenda (2) 190 Smith, Chuck (1) 199 Smith, David Paul (4) 175 Smith, Dean (2) 95, 190 Smith, James (1) 143, 199, 146 Smith, Jeannie (2) 68, 77 Smith, John (2) 133, 191 Smith Karen (1) 72, 199 Smith, Larry (1)93, 199 Smith, Larry (1) 199 Smith, Paul (1) 199 Smith, Raymond (1) 199 Smith, Sarah (4) 50, 52, 57, 78, 88, 96, 118, 176 Sneddon, Larry (4) 97, 176 Snuffer, Dwight (3) 97 Sorrows, Mary (4) 50, 55, 57, 77, 86, 176 Speaks, Janie (1 ) 148, 150, 199 Spencer, Lindsay (1) 199 Spohn, Elanor (4) 176 St. Amand (3) 90, 182 Stafford, Marilyn (3) 183 Stage, Mary (2) 191 Stahls, Paula (4) 177, 77 Stanford, Randall (3) 183 Starling, Marcy (2) 77, 89 Steinwinder, Kaye (2) 191, 85 Stephens, Judy (4) 176, 149, 148 Stephenson, Linda ( 1 ) 200 Stevens, Larry (2) 202, 147 Stevens, Terry (2) 202, 147 Stever, Thomas (1 ) 200, 126, 90 Stewart, Jay (2) 191, 133, 95 Stewart, Stephanie (3) 183 Stine, J. Tom (2) 191, 95 Stinson, Emily (2) 191 Stone, Tommy ( 1 ) 200 Stovall, Pat (2) 89, 191 Stowe, Bill (2) 191, 72,95 Stowe, John (4) 96, 97 Strausser, Mike (2) 191, 97 Strayer, Bob (2) 153, 152 Stringfellow, Roy (4) 176, 95 Stroud, Raye (3)85 Stuart, Melanie (2) 191 Sturtevant, Louise ( 1 ) 200 Sullins, Charles (1) 200 Sullens, Rick ( ) 97 Sullivan, Charles (3) 183, 133, 93 Sullivan, Odessa (3) 183 Sumner, Don ( 1 ) 200 Sutton, Gary (3) 183, 153, 95, 152 Sutton, Steven ( 1 ) 200 Swann, Robert (2) 191 Swenson, Ralph (3) 183, 97 Tadich, David (2) 191, 137, 146 Talley, Janet (4) 72, 87 Taylor, Emily ( 1 ) 200 Taylor, Lucretia (3) 183, 76 Tebbe, Mike (1) 200, 143 Thomas, Carol (3) 183, 66, 67, 77 Thomas, Donald (1 ) 200 Thomas, Phillip ( 1 ) 200, 90 Thompson, Alan (3) 183 Thompson, Scott ( 1 ) 200, 95 Thornsberry, Faye ( 1 ) 200 Tiller, Randy (1) 200 Tindol, Lolly (4) 176, 50, 57, 52, 53, 120, 76, 86 Toevs, Patty (1) 183, 77 Toland, Jo Ann (3) 183 Townsend, Diane ( 1 ) 200, 93, 89 Townsend, John (3) 183 Traweek, Mary Camille (3) 183, 54, 149, 148, 150 Tribble, Alan ( 1 ) 200 Tugwell, Carol Ann (2) 191 Turner, Eldridge (2) 191 Turner, John (2) 96, 97 Turner, Nick (1) 201 Twitty, Patty ( 1 ) 200 Valliere, Donna Lou (4) 176, 50, 57, 86 Valliere, Tommy (2) 191, 95 Van Duym, Dianna (2) 191 Van Horn, Brooks (2) 201 Van Steen, Chuck (2) 191, 146 Varnell, William (4) 176, 183, 94, 95 Vaughn, Anna (4) 176 Vaughan, Lelia (1) 200, 89 Verlander, Patty ( 1 ) 200, 72, 89, 78 Victory, Ellen (3) 183, 55, 57, 87 Victory, Frances (3) 183, 58, 76, 87 Victory, Jeffrey (4) 176, 95 Vinck, Donna (1) 200, 89 Voran, Richard (4) 176, 72 Wade, James ( 1 ) 200 Wade, John ( 1 ) 200 Walker, Jimmy (4) 177 Walker, John (2) 56, 97, 191 Walker, Gary (3) 183 Walker, Lilly (2) 77, 191 Walker, Van (2) 191 Wallace, Carolyn (2) 85, 191 Wallace, Loren (4) 177 Waller, Mary (3) 183 Walsh, Shirley (2) 89, 191 Walshe, Mike (3) 92 Walston, Jacque (2) 78 Walton, Bitsv (2) 89, 191 Walton, Rick (3) 72, 94, 95, 122, 123, 183 Ward, Larry (2) 95, 137, 139 Ward, Sue (2) 54, 191 Ware, Terry (3) 183 Watson, Janelle (2) 55, 89, 191 Watts, Cynthia (4) 57, 86, 177 Watts, John ( 1 ) 200 Watts, Phil ( 1 ) 97 Watts, Richard ( 1 ) 97, 200 Weaver, Bonita (3) 183 Wedgeworth, Barbara (2) 191 Wedgeworth, Roger (3) 76, 77, 183 Weis, Gregg (1) 143, 200 Wendt, Nancy (2) 191 West, Charles (3) 183 West, Martha (1) 89, 115, 200 West, Mary (2) 85, 191 Whaley, Bobbi (4) 177 Whedbee, Maria (1) 200 Whisner, Beverly (3) 183 White, Carol (3) 78, 87, 183 White, Carol (3) 78, 87, 183 Whiteman, Linda (1) 201, 87 White, Lise, ( 1 ) 87, 200 Whitlow, Kenneth (4) 177 Whittington, Terry (3) 183 Wiegel, Don (2) 95 Wiggins, Penny ( 1 ) 200 Wilcox, Pete (4) 153, 177, 152 Wilcox, Tina (1) 200 Wilkening, Marcia (2) 191 Williams, Alan (2) 95, 191 Williams, Charles (2) 58, 94, 95, 191 Williams, Johnny ( 1 ) 95, 200 Williams, Richard ( 1 ) 200 Wills, Donald (1) 143, 200 Wilson, Jeannie (3) 54, 183 Wilson, Laura (4) 177 Wimberly, Lorris (3) 56, 95, 183 Wisler, Valerie (3) 183 Wissman, William (1) 97, 200 Wood, Barbara (3) 183 Woodard, Jeannie ( 1 ) 85, 200 Woods, Martha ( 1 ) 200 Woods, Mary (3) 183 Woolner, Marianne (3) 148, 150, 183 Worden, Robert (3) 183 Wright, Bennie ( 1 ) 85, 200 Wright, Donna ( 1 ) 200 Wurster, Lynda (2) 84, 191 Wycoff, Anne (2) 87, 191 Wyrick, Mary Tullie (3) 89, 183 Yates, Reed (4) 52, 93, 133, 126 Young, Tom (3) 95, 183 Young, Richard ( 1 ) 200 Zabala, Vincent (1) 200 Zeiter, Steve ( 1 ) 200 I heard myself saying that I wanted to sign up for his eight-fifty. I wasn ' t a science major, so he asked me my major. I mumbled something about English. This set him to rummaging through the stacks of papers and magazines on his desk. He had just finished reading an ar- ticle comparing science and the Humanities. He continued the search for the misplaced in- formation. His enthusiasm and excitement became my own. A fifteen minute episode in a four year experience that can be called the realization of education stands untouched by time. The exchange between individuals, the communication between student and teacher is so seldom this significant. With this tribute we close lhe 1967 Yoncopin. Dr. John B . Entrikin, Chairman of the Department of Chemistry