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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1948 volume:

CENTENARY COLLEGE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA §§§ § DR. JOHN A. HARDIN formerly dean of the college for twenty-four years., we dedicate this issue of the Yoncopin as a small expression of our esteem for him as an educator and our love for him as an understanding friend. His great spirit has guided Centenary College to its present high scholastic standards and has helped thousands of individuals to find useful places in society. Through his magnificent personality, our kindly Dean has won many life-long friends. Our sorrow at losing him as dean is tempered only by our memories of the many years of faithful service he has given us. Bishop Paul E. Mart Presiding Bishop of Arkansas-Louisi Methodist Church Paul M. Brown Chairman of the Board of Trustees BOARD OF These are the gentlemen who have put Centenary College on a sound financial footing and who are making its future more secure by their policies and active financial support. First Row — J. Theron Brown, Henry O ' Neal, Joe W. Pitts, Joe J. Mickle, Paul M. Brown, H. L. Johns, George D. Wray, B. C. Taylor. Second Row — Marlin W. Drake, Chris Barnette, John B. Atkins, W. H. Giles, J. H. Bowdon, A. L. Wedge- worth, J. C. Hamilton, Henry S. Weisman. Third Row— S. H. Bolinger, B. F. Roberts, R. T. Moore, A. M. Freeman, J. L. Scales, Sr. J. B. Atkins Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees Charlton H. Lyons Secretary of the Board of Trustees TRUSTEES 3 •. .;•-•• '  . (centenary ( oliecje of L t Skreveport ouisiana OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT TO THE STUDENTS OF 1947-1948 You who have attended Centenary College this school year, have been members of the largest stu- dent body in the school ' s history. It is my hope that this student body will prove to be great not only in numbers but also in the quality of citizenship it brings to its home communities. It has been the aim of the faculty to give you an aducation that is truly liberal, one that will help liberate your minds from any trace of prejudice and bigotry, and one which will instill into your hearts firm determination to continue your search for truth and justice in the world about you. If you have achieved that freedom of thought and that conviction of soul, you will surely contribute greatness to the economic, social and religious life of your home communities. A loe J. Mickle, President Ernest H. Cherrington, Jr., was appointed Dean of the College upon the retirement of Dean John A. Hardin in May of 1947. Dean Cherrington came to Centenary College on May 29, 1946, after his release from the Army Air Forces, where he held the rank of major. He holds the A.B. degree, magna cum laude and the M.S. degree from Ohio Wesleyan. His Ph.D. degree in astronomy is from the University of California. Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Dean of Women, has served, in this capacity for twenty-three years. Dean Campbell received her A.B. and A.M. in English from Wellesley Col- lege. She is also Associate Professor of English. ■ -:.: :■:■ . S. D. Morehead, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Business Manager of the College, and Head of the Commerce and Economics Department. Goodloe R. Stuck Director of Public Relations A. C. VORAN Associate l ' n Public Relations Thomas W. Richardson Assistant to the Business Manager mS THIS is the one hundred and twenty-third year since the founding of Centenary College, it is fitting that we pause to recall the days of Centenary ' s inception and to consider the firm foundation- l deals and traditions from which the prg derive j h engtlPaTid inspiration. The calm, unhur nJh .-;■ ' cv fit . . 4j tJ One of the most important days in the history of Centenary College was that of Tuesday, February 17, 1948. On that day President Joe J. Mickle operated the bulldozer which moved the first earth preparatory to construc- tion of the new $756,000 Science Hall. It is the present plan that the building be com- pleted in time for the opening of school in the fall of 1949. Mr. Paul M. Brown, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, was master of ceremonies for the ground breaking. Bishop Paul E. Martin, who is pictured with President Mickle to the right, was principal speaker for the event. He spoke on the close relationship between science and religion as symbolized by the church-related college. Other prominent guests on the program in- cluded George D. Wray, chairman of the Science Hall committee; J. K. Cannon, com- manding general of the air training com- mand; Dean Robert P. McCutchen of the graduate school of Tulane University; Robert M. Lester, of the Carnegie Foundation; W. Scott Wilkinson, president of the Shreveport Chamber of Commerce; John McW. Ford, Commissioner of Finance of the city of Shreveport, and Col. A. C. Strickland, Com- manding Officer of Barksdale Field. 7 1 Hi m ■■ ■ : i B V BfJ htI F l; - M r A Mm H Giving the year its social impetus are the rush parties held by the fraternal organizations in September. This mad whirl of fun leaves the freshmen in a spin, and the upper-classmen with circles. The final day of sign- ing bids and pledging is one of joy and relief. Thus ends the endurance contest by which neophytes be- come Greeks. W Oft, 10 J From registration to final cramming for examina- tions, every day is full, whether it be spent in studying, attending class- es, or relaxing in the S.U.B. ouJv Jotov ' = jL f The largest graduating class in the history of the college received their degrees at com- mencement exercises in June 1947. Included in the 132 seniors receiving their bachelor de- grees was Mrs. Carrie Schwing Tomb, who finished at the head of her class in 1900. The fact that women students were not given de- grees in those days caused the award to be delayed until forty-seven years later. The honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon Dean John A. Hardin, who retired from his post as dean after 24 years. The honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon the Reverend Mr. J. Henry Bowdon, pastor of the First Methodist Church in Lake Charles and a member of the board of trustees. The Baccalaureate Sermon was preached at the First Methodist Church in Shreveport, by the Reverend Mr. Robert Goodrich, a former student of Centenary College. The Commencement Address was delivered by Dr. Amos Thorn- berg. Others on the program were Dr. James M. Owens and Dr. R. B. Paine, of the graduating class of 1882, who is the oldest living graduate of Centenary College. 6 rcofoadz uetcoMC v ■HEE ..• . V TT ■£■ The grid sport was resumed at Centenary in the fall of 1947 after a war-time recess. The return of pep rallies, parades, and a homecoming game brought new enthusiasm to the campus. At the end of the season, however, the college announced that lack of financial support for subsidized football made it necessary to discontinue the sport on that basis. The Maroon and White Gentlemen were humbled in their 1947 debut by a hard-blocking, hard-driving University of Houston eleven with a score of 19-7. The Gents ' score was made on an 85-yard sprint by James Francis, 145-pound freshman, who took a Houston punt late in the second quarter and raced from his 15 to the goal. Bob Barlow ' s conversion gave the Gents their seventh point. Francis and Humphries stood out offensively for the Gents, with J. B. Sclifo and Barlow doing their share of the tackling. Although the Gents played their hardest to win this initial contest, the Houston Cougars proved too much for them. The fine blocking and running of the Cougars marked them as a team to watch in years to come. fc GuJi AND HIS STAFF Head Football Coach Jess Thompson was introduced to the student body on January 12, 1947. Coach Thompson introduced Paul Cochran, his assistant for the coming year. Both coaches are from Cameron State Junior College of Lawton, Oklahoma. Coach Thompson was a football star in college and also played professional ball with the Green Bay Packers. He holds an M.A. in physical education from Oklahoma A. M. In 1934 he went to Cameron as assistant coach and became athletic director in 1939. During the war he served in the Navy, spend- ing seventeen months in the Pacific. In his initial talk to the student body, Coach Thomp- son said that although the team might not win all of its games the first year, it would display plenty of fight and spirit. This predicition held true, and the students of Centenary were proud of the sportsman- ship and great effort on the part of the coaches and team. Mrs. W. K. Megarity Secretary Athletic Department B. P. Shorty Morse Athletic Business Manager , Back Rov — Cochian, Losoy, Lockhart, Biindley, Liebrum, Golson, Chandler, Durham, Bailes, Matney, Quinee, Landium, Cornell, Welton, Stidham. Middle Row — Brewington, Green, Spataro, Strong, Luily, Morgan, Waterlallen, Hurtte, Dexter, Humphries, Scliio, Gerron. Front Row — Potter, Rhea, Bartlett, Barlow, Heygood, Eberhardt, Johnson, Hinojosa, Francis, Alexander, Leonard. Burl Stidham Assistant Football Coach Ab Young Basketball Coach Paul W. Cochran Assistant Football Coach Jerry Potter The Centenary team was unable to cope with the nifty blocking of the Central State Broncos from Edmond, Oklahoma, and went down on the small end of a 20-7 score. Late in the second quarter the Gents took the ball on a kick-off and retained pos- session of it until a deadlock in the contest. Then, starting on their own 35 yard line, the Gents made a series of passes, the top play being a beau- tifully executed screen pass from Carl Brewington to Jerry Potter. Pot- ter carried the ball to the Broncs ' one- foot line tor a 26-yard gain. After Brewington crashed over the goal line, Jewel Humphries converted. GENTS BOW TO CENTRAL STATE Charlie Rhea Burl Bartlett Bob Barlow ' ■ v.. fm • L The Gents thought they had the upper hand in this game, but were disillusioned as the McMurray Indians of Abilene, Texas, stormed back to overtake them. After receiving the second-half kick-off, Jerry Potter ' s punt gave the Gentlemen their first score. This was set up by a series of passes and wide end runs. The second touch- down came early in the fourth quarter when Eck Hunter faded back to his own 40-yard line and tossed a beautiful aerial. Jess Walton took, it on the one-yard line. But when the final gun sounded, the Indians were out in front 20-12. McMURRAY DEFEATS GENTS James Haygood Lamar Eberhardt James Johnson James Fran Dario Hinojosa Dick Alexander Jerry Leonard GENTS BEATEN BY CHATTANOOGA The Maroon and White played their first afternoon game of the season against the flashy University of Chattanooga and were tumbled again by the Moccasins before a home crowd of 9,000 shirt-sleeved fans. The Moccasins sent the Centenary Gents reel- ing with a lightning thrust early in the contest and the Gents were never able to recover from it. This 20-0 defeat was a bitter one for the Centenary team as it marked the first time they had failed to score since their return to football. Paul Green Camile Spatap.o Tigers Trample Gents The fourth contest for the Centenary eleven proved to be dis- astrous, as the Memphis State Tigers acquired their second win of the season against our team. It was a game where everything seemed to be right for the opposition and wrong for us. The Tigers used 31 players, but turned out a good performance with few mistakes. The Gents fell victim to frequent bad breaks. Their sole score was made midway of the fourth period when Hunter dashed around the left end of the five-yard line to make the final score: Memphis State, 26; Centenary, 7. Captains For The Games This Year: Houston U. Landrum Golson Oklahoma Central Hurtte Hunter McMurry Claibourne Brewington Memphis Landrum Chattanooga U. Potter Bartlett Southeastern Eberhardt Hurtte Louisiana College Brindley Bartlett Southwestern Eberhardt Hinajosa Northwestern Barlow Johnson Trinity Waterfallen Golson Louisiana Tech Luffey Barlow W Andy Strong John Luffey Paul Morgan Jim Waterfallen GENTS TIE TRINITY The Centenary Gents successfully coped with the Trinity University Tigers with a 6-6 tie, in a mud slime battle on the Gents ' home field. Seaman Mayo Jewell Humphries Charlie Dexter Frank Hurtte NORTHWESTERN OVERPOWERS CENTENARY, 22-7 J. V. SCLIFO Jodie Gerron Bill Losey i A Or GENTS STOMP LOUISIANA COLLEGE The Gentlemen came through for the first time this season by de- feating the Louisiana College Cats 20-0. Jewel Humphries ' magnifi- cent run of 71 yards gave the Gents their first score of the game. The second tally was made by the little back from Centenary, James Francis. Bob Barlow did the honors on passing and kicking, and concluded the scoring in the third quarter when he crashed over from the one-yard line. O. B. LOCKHART Elston Golson Bob Brindley Ed Liebrum SOUTHWESTERN- 21 GENTS -7 Pete Landrum Frank Cornell BULLDOGS DEFEAT GENTS The high-geared Bulldogs of Louis- iana Tech exploded a dynamite- packed offensive in the faces of the Centenary Gents on Tech field in Ruston, to score 8 touchdowns and to hand the Gents one of their worst defeats in history, 51-14, as both teams wrote finish to their 1947 grid campaigns. Joe Chandler F. A. Durham GENTS HUMBLED BY SOUTHEASTERN The Centenary Gents fell victim to the Lions of Southeastern by a score of 33-13. The Gents were hit by lightning thrusts before they had a chance to get into the game which was witnessed by 6,000 people at Hammond, Louisiana. Burl Bartlett ' s drive through the center of the line gave the Gentlemen their first score. The Gents met some fine players: such as Al Romboli and Jerome Davis, who led the Lions to their victory over Centenary. Doug Claibourne Bill Querner W. C. Matney First Row — Veach, Andrews, A. Strong, Holley, Walton, Moses, Duncan. Second Row — C. Strong, Timmons, Fant, Carson, Coach Young, Simmons, Matney, Clark, Psaenko. Coach Ab Young Date Dec. 3 Dec. 4 Dec. 6 Dec. 9 Dec. 10 Dec. 13 Dec. 17- Dec. 19- Dec. 20- Dec. 23- Dec. 27- Jan. 5- Jan. 6- Jan. 8- Jan. 13- Jan. 16- Jan. 17- Jan. 24- Jan. 26- Jan. 29- Jan. 30- Feb. 2- Feb. 3- Feb. 4- Feb. 6- Feb. 9- Feb. 13- Feb. 17- Feb. 18- Feb. 19- Feb. 21- Feb. 26- School We They -Austin College 44 33 -East Texas State 39 50 -East Texas State 44 45 -Texas Wesleyan 39 47 -Southern Methodist University 43 54 — Tulane University 46 62 -Loyola of New Orleans 35 33 --Wyoming University 43 63 -Central State of Oklahoma 30 39 -Southwestern of Missouri 37 52 -Phillips 66 39 65 -Texas Wesleyan 43 39 -Southwestern of Louisiana 38 45 -Louisiana Polytechnic Institute .... 34 43 -Northwestern State 54 44 -Central State of Oklahoma 40 42 -Oklahoma City University 39 44 -Southeastern Louisiana College .... 55 35 -Northwestern State 46 55 -Oklahoma City University 37 36 -Hardin-Simmons 48 44 -Southwestern Louisiana Institute... 46 66 -Loyola of New Orleans 45 55 -Southeastern Louisiana College... 64 42 -Barksdale Field 44 45 -Louisiana Polytechnic Institute.... 56 36 -Barksdale Field 65 40 -Southwestern of Missouri 38 47 -Washington University 42 63 -Bradley University 38 57 -Shurtleff College 52 43 -Northwestern 31 48 Bob Carson Andy Strong Lenny Fant Bob Carson Cleve Strong Diz Duncan Fant shoots a leii hand hook shot against Hardin-Simmons. Letfermen for this year are: Captains Lenny Fant and Bob Carson, Cleve Strong, Diz Dunran, Andy Strong, Dean Veatch, Jack HolJey, Reece Timmcns, Tommy Moses, Andy Andrews. Diz Duncan Bob Psaenko Cleve Strong Coach Young gives the boys some important instructions on Hoot play Jack Cappel W. L. Matney Jesse Walton Jack Holley Lsnny Fant and Dick Reich, former Oklahoma University star, of Phillips 66 team, fight for the ball. WW 7 Ci?i Reece Timmons Coach Ab Young, new at Centenary this year, as are a number of the players, led his squad through an exciting season in competition with such teams as Phillips ' 66, Olympic champions, and Wyoming, Rocky Mountain champions. Duncan out-maneuvers the opponent Carson scores against Louisiana Tech Douglas Simmons Andy Andrews Jim Clark Ray Pidge « Saj The Men ' s Intramural League is composed of 8 teams. At the end of the year, the team with the most points is awarded the Intramural Trophy. Touch Football Sept. 18-Nov. 1 Basketball resumed Feb. 5 Ping-Pong Tournament. : Feb. 11-25 Handball Feb. 18-March 5 Volleyball March 5-8 Track March 15- April 1 Softball April 1-May 1 Horseshoes March 15-May 1 rmmSmmL • . . . - CEr MISS CENTENARY OF 1948 Miss Peggy Johns, of Shreveport, Louisiana, who enrolled as a junior at Centenary College in the fall of 1947, has been chosen by popular vote of the student body to serve as Miss Centenary of 1948. The re- quirements for election are beauty, personality, popularity, and ver- satility. Miss Johns formerly attended Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, where she was treasurer of her sorority, Kappa Delta, secretary of the Student Senate, and a member of the Blue Jackets. ; Jnlss Ljciyolijh 1 kelps Jrliss Jjeverlei) StovaLL JH ' iss J oijce Jlawin Jfiss cMell Hickard. son JHlss Jjellif Jeanne JJore Jylhs OLizabeth Jrerson Jnhs J une J)espot Jnlss bel sJlamner flavMtfed Su eet$ea t£ NLiss JDillie Jean Oapaugh 3 i eawum Co ' ueea JyL iss V irg in ia 1 ay lor and ' Sweet%ea j£ JVLiss Jieverley tbtovall 4n 4t Sharon Jrliracle Jin ay Strong Qnotf JDorothy Long 1 om (carter tyZvJt Joann Johnson A. B. Morris, Jr. Richard J. Barry Thomas H. Carter Sybil Durbin Lel Hamner mm Charles W. Holtzclaw Charles E. Laing Edward L. Foster Mary Ann Goodwin Glen F. Graves Sarah Ann Lindsay Sharon Miracle A. B. Morris, Jr. Rose Audrey Randall in _ T - . . ; J. L. Solomon Pattie Jean Warren Conga line — One, two, three, kick . . . iun backstage Ailine Johnson — Oh, an Actress! Well, you certainly have the lace and build lor it! . . . and she got the part. Ida Kern — Well, lor a place with no neon sign we ' re do- ing a heck of a lot of business! . . . Off to a good start with My Sister Eileen. Bill Reagor — Sign on the dotted line . . . Solid Speak the speech, 1 pray thee, as I pronounced it to you, trippingly on the tongue ' . . . Spence and Giflcrd watch rehearsal. Albert Richardson, June Ann Boone, Paul Beaidsly — That man. That man over there . . . he ' s our president. Ben Beard, Betty Hamner — It ain ' t tor me to turn against my own kin ' they clap loudest. Paul Galbraeth- — Give the growing boy a chance . The Show-Otf is a hit. A. B. Morris, Jr. Vice-President Rose Audrey Randall Coed Vice-President Sharon Miracle Secretary Sidney Williams Treasurer STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The Student Body officers serve also as the Student Senate officers. They are elected once a year in a general election held every spring. This past year the Student Body officers journeyed to Baton Rouge for a conference on student government. This conference was designed for student officers in the Southern and Southwestern Association of Student Government to get together and discuss mutual problems and compare the specific problems on each campus with those on others. Charles J. Stamper President Coleman Brown Gaius Hardaway Betty Downs William Huckabay Sybil Durbin Charles E. Laing Glen F. Graves J. D. Theus STUDENT SENATE The Senate is composed of five student body officers, the presidents of the four classes, a representative from the non-fraternity students, a representative from the non-sorority students, a representative from the interfraternity council, and one from the Pan-Hellenic Council. These students comprise the student governing group en the campus. It is their purpose to legislate certain measures which will be of interest to the students, represent the student body to the faculty and school authorities, and in general to make conditions more pleasant for the students. The Senate is not an all powerful organization and has definite limitations in its authority, but the influence of the Senate is often more im- portant than the actual power to create or de- stroy. With student funds the Senate has pro- vided two dances for the student body, one celebrating Homecoming, and the other for the Founder ' s Day picnic and holiday. The World Student Service Fund was sponsored by the Senate in connection with other campus or- ganizations. Hubert G eason, Jr EditoT-in-Chiet (Jevi+eviarLj Reporters — Betty Joy Hamner, Beverley Stovall, Kathleen Lester, Bob Hubier, Jean Bently, Bob Haggart, and Joyce Youngblood. Exchange Editor, Bill McCleary. Strictly posed OV 9 o wiera+e Louis Yazbeck Managing Editor Ann Byrne Campur, Editor Staii not pictured — Clifton Harwell, Norman Chapman, Tommy Ellis, Lois Ellis, Johnny Evans, Gecrge Anderson, Bob McKay, Melissa Kneece, Antoinette Tuminello, Johnny Cashore. Patricia Adams Fall Editoi Richard Barry Spring Editor The Yoncopin Staff has endeavored this year to bring you a book worthy of your approval, a volume which will serve to enrich your memories and recollections, one which will portray an accurate picture of life at Centenary College. We should like to thank the members of the faculty and student body for their cooperation during the past year. Thanks are also in order for our capable faculty advisors, Goodloe Stuck and L. M. Wantland. A. B. Morris, Jr. business Manaaer Barbara Ann Thomas Assistant Editor Bette Brock Assistant Editor Mary Allen Robinson J. L. Solomon Assistant Business Manager Ogan Wiseman Copy Editor Lee White Assistant Business Manager James Quinn taft Photographer Sue Ann Lawrence Lois Ellis ♦ CENTENARY BAND With the return of football, the Centenary Band, directed by Bill Causey, worked many hours to bring us outstanding half-time entertainment. Under the leader- ship of Drum Major Bill MacDaniels and Twirler Herbert Diebner, the band spirit zoomed to an all-time high as they put on an impromptu show in the rain and mud at the Central State game. The enthusiasm exhibited by the band members at football and basketball games and on parades was only a reflec- tion of that shown by the band sweetheart, Miss Beverly Stovall and the band mascot, Billy Causey, son of the director. Other band activities during the year included a long-to-be-remembered trip to Houston, two short trips to Natchi- toches and Ruston, chapel programs and concerts. The Maroon Jacket Drum Corps was also an outstanding addition to the band on the football field and at parades. Herbert Diebner With a trip to San Francisco as a start- ing point, the Centenary College Choir has made this year the greatest in its history. After singing for the Lions ' In- ternational Convention and giving its first network broadcast in Frisco, the Choir broadcast again from Los An- geles and gave concerts in three cities on the trip back to Shreveport. During the school year the Choir has appeared over 36 times in the Ark-La- Tex area. This year also marked its second season in a weekly, sponsored radio program. Representing Centenary and Shreveport, the group sang on a nation wide broadcast originating in Shreveport in January. They sang from the Choir Shack on the college campus — an old building remodelled by the Choir members for a rehearsal studio. Necrology Ceremony at the International Convention ot the Lions Clubs Typical of the Choir ' s affection for Director A. C. Voran is the fact that he is never known as Mister Voran. To faculty, staff and students, as well as to Choir members, he is simply Cheezy. This summer Cheesy and the Choir will make their debut in New York, emerging as a choral group well known from coast to coast. Preparing to broadcast — KF1 Los Angeles Gay Nineties— From the International Night Review, San Francisco. Armond Kitto, Baritone Judy Key, Soprano Rita Roudebush, Alto Marilyn Miller Soprano John J. Patterson Tenor ettye Holland, Secretary; Stanley Wozencrait, Business Manager; A. C. Voran, Director, j. H. Blackmon, President; Vance Mason, Publicity Chairman; Marilyn Callahan, Board Member; Lei Hamner, Vice- President; Sidney Conger, Board Member. Betty Downs Sybil Durbin Bettye Fletcher Betty Rai Fox Mary Ann Goodwin LEL HAMNtH Bettye Holland Margaret Jenkins Sharon Miracle Ottolyn Payne Shirley Petree Rose Audrey Randall The Maroon Jackets are the official hostesses for Centenary College. Membership in this organization is tops in honors for the women of Centenary College, because there are only fifteen Maroon Jackets on the campus. Founded in 1931, the Maroon Jackets have maintained a brilliant record of service to the college. Upholding the high ideals set for them by their sponsor, Dean Mabel Campbell, the members are outstanding in leadership, character and scholarship. Services performed by the members for the college and for individual students inctude acting as guides on registration days; collecting attendance cards at chapel assemblies; and welcoming visitors to the college at all athletic or social functions. New m embers of the Maroon Jackets, initiated during the spring semester, are: Buja Biggs, Ann Byrne, Lorraine Jordan, Sarah Ann Lindsay, and Catherine Sale. Alternates for the Maroon Jackets are Ann Bowdon, Tommie Lou Guilliams, and Ann Tench Reeks. I Dean Mabel Campbell Sack Row — Payne, Fox, Petree, Hamner, Miracle, Goodwin, Holland, Downs . . . Front Row — Jenkins, Loveall, Fletcher, Randall. 1 f jM t ) 1 First Row — Barrineau, Baumgardner, Bodion, Brooks, Brown, Clements, Cutiei, Damewood. Second Row — Edmonds, Edmondson, Golsby, Giantz, Haggait, Hilhurn, Hindman, Johnson, A. Third Row — Johnson, J., Jones, Key, Lawrence, Lester, Magaro, Moreland, Snell. Fourth Row — Sjunnesson, Smith, Stidham, Taylor, Tuminello, Vincent. ALPHA SIGMA PI Officers James Hindman President Bob Haggart Vice-President Janet Johnson Secretary-Treasurer Through the efforts of Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Alpha Sigma Pi was established in 1932. Since then she has in- creased the interest of students in this Freshman-Sophomore honorary organization so that there is now a record membership. A 2.5 grade-point ratio is necessary for one to be eligible. The main purpose of this organization is to recognize scholarship, leadership, and character, and to encourage freshman and sophomore honor students to continue commendable work throughout their college careers. Sophomore members: John Brock, Bette Brock, Jane Broyles, Marilyn Callahan, Edward Camp, Mark Daly, Posey Driver, August Erickson, Raymond Gibbs, Betty Ann Gladney, Joseph Gowan, Martha Julia Haley, James Hamilton, Joyce Hardin, Mary Ann Hettler, Robert Hood, Nathan Joyner, Joe Powell, Beverly Turner, Allen Mc- Gary, Rita Ann Roudebush, Betty Jo Walker, Colleen Moore, Betty Roberts, Barbara Ann Thomas, William L. Jopling, Katherine Rollins, Orin K. Beene, Jack Buckingham, Evan Campbell, C. D. Francis, Loraine Jordan, Orbin Medley, Merwin Petty, James Stravolemos, Carolyn Yancey, Michael Mitchell, David Middleton, Jr., Joyce Bennett, and Harry Lazarus. Freshman Members: Jean Barrineau, Raymond Baumgardner, M. A. Bodron, Paul E. Brooks, Mary Adair Brown, Ellenda Clements, William E. Cutrer, Dorcas Damewood, Howard Day, Martha Edmonds, Dorothy Edmondson, Mary Frances Golsby, Jeannie Grantz. Bob Haggart, Glen Hilburn, James Hindman, James Hollingsworth, Arline Johnson, Janet Johnson, Lyle E. Jones, Judy Key, Sue Ann Lawrence, Clyde Lester, Kathleen Lester, Francis Ma- garo, Byrl Moreland, Charles Snell, Rita Sjunnesson, Martha Jo Smith, Raymond Stidham, Jane Taylor, Pauline Trilsch, Antoinette Tuminello, Elise May Vincent. Alpha Chi, national scholastic fraternity for upperclassmen, was installed on the Centenary campus in 1925. Membership requirements are Junior or Senior standing and a 2.7 grade average throughout their college career. Since its founding on campus, the Alpha chapter has stood as a goal for upperclassmen who have shown scholastic excellence and as an incentive to underclassmen in their pursuit of knowledge. The annual project of the fraternity is the presentation at honor chapel of an engraved leather notebook to the freshman selected by the group as the most outstanding scholastically and the most deserving member of his class. Members are: Mark Daly, Jr., Milford Dingman, Julia Elston, Billie Joy Hargis, Bettina Hilman, Lawrence Kerans, Sharon Miracle, Melba Jeanne Loveall, Allen McGary, Francis B. Roser, and Bobby Williams. Officers Melba Jeanne Loveall President Bettina Hilman Vice-President Julia Elston Recording Secretary Francis Roser Corresponding Secretary Allen McGary Treasurer ALPHA CHI First Row — Daly, Dingman, Elsion, Hargis, Hilman. Second Row — Kerans, Loveall, McGary, Miracle, Williams. First Row — Armstrong, Bauy, Blackmon, Carter, Foster, Ed-wards, Gibbs.Ceason . . . Second Row — Graves, Hardaway, Holtzclaw , Johnson, J., Johnson, W ., Kitto, Laing, Langlow . . . Third Row — Larazus, Luttey, Montgomery, Morris, Solomon, Yazbeck. LAUREL SOCIETY Officers Charles E. Laing President Hubert E. Gleason, Jr Vice President James H. Montgomery Secretary-Treasurer This men ' s honorary service fra- give spiritual and intellectual lead- L. Gibbs, Hubert E. Gleason, Glen ternity is the newest organization ership in campus movements; to F. Graves, Gaius N. Hardaway, on the campus. It was founded on help preserve the most worthwhile Charles W. Holtzclaw, James C. January 16, 1948, for the purpose of campus traditions; to assist in Johnson, William Walter Johnson, of giving recognition to men stu- freshman orientation and to pro- Armond Kitto, Charles E. Laing, dents who have attained a high mote co-operation among student John R. Langlow, Harry A. Laz- standard of efficiency in college groups. arus, John Luffey, James H. Mont- activities. , gomery, A. B. Morris, Jr., J. L. Solo- Fhe charter members of the so- , . mon, and Louis Yazbeck. Members of this group will act as ciety are: Dale E. Armstrong, official hosts for the college and Richard J. Barry, James H. Black- Faculty sponsors of the society greeters for visiting student groups. mon, Thomas H. Carter, Edward are: Dr. George L. Sixbey, William The members will be expected to L. Foster, O. C. Edwards, Raymond P. Fraser, and Robert A. Moody. Pi Mu Sigma, the pre-medical fra- ternity, is cne of the oldest organi- zations on the campus. It was founded in 1925 under the spon- sorship of Dr. I. Mdizlish. This club is now under the sponsorship of Dr. Mary Warters. In order that a student be received as a member he or she must have first a sincere desire to enter the field of medicine. This must be suppiemented by a B average in science and an over all C average in all other courses. Also the mem- ber must be submitted to an in- itiation ritual and must prepare a fifteen hundred word theme on any subject concerning medicine or disease. During the year Pi Mu Sigma con- tributes annually one or more books on some medical subject to the library. For programs the members of Pi Mu Sigma are privileged to hear interesting and informative discus- sions by physicians selected from those practizing in Shreveport. Programs of this type have done much to stimulate and inspire pre- medical students in their present studies and in their work to come. Members: P. F. Apgar, O. J. Bar- nette, Richaid J. Barry, Harold Bicknell, Joe Brock, Harvey Lee Carter, George Dement, Carey Francis, Harry Garrett, Martha Julia Haley, Phil Hallonquist, Billie Joy Hargis, James Henry, Lois Ann Higman, Bettina Hilman, Albert Hyds, Carl Jenkins, John Langlow, June Law, A. C. Lawton, Joan Linx- wiler, James Long, John Marshall, Benjamin Pardue, Joe H. Powell, Robert Richards, Claude Smith, Charles J. Stamper, Wilton Sum- mers, Vernon Waldron, Pat ie Jean Warren, James Webb, Kenneth White, Mittie Williams, Ollie Wil- liams, William Wolfe. ;j| Officers John R. Langlow President Joe H. Powell ... Vice-President Billie Hargis Secretary Lois Anne Higman Treasurer PI MU SIGMA First Row — Bamette, Barry, Bicknell, Brock, Carter, Garrett, Haley, Hargis, Henry . . . Second Row — Higman, Hilman, Hyde, Langlow, Law, Lawton, Long, Marshall, Powell . . . Third Row — Richards, Stamper, Summers, Warren, White, V illiams, M., Williams, O., Wolfe. First Row — Barnette, Bickncll, Bolen, Foster, E., Foster, G., Garrett, Goldenberg, Haley . . . Second Row — Hargis, Harris, Henry, Hiqman, Hilman, Lanqlow, Long, Loveall . . . Third Row — Lyons, McCook, Menqe, Middleton, Nelson, Noyes, Paylor, Powell . . . Fourth Row — Pullen, Richards, Riggs, Summers, Warren, Williams, Wilson. ALPHA SIGMA CHI Officers Edward L. Foster President Melba Jean Loveall Vice President Billie Joy Hargis Secretary-Treasurer Alpha Sigma Chi, the honorary chemistry fraternity, was estab- lished at Centenary in 1931 and has been active since that time. Membership is limited to advanc- ed chemistry students who have maintained a high B average in their chemistry courses and who have the unanimous approval of all the members. The grueling initiation includes a week of carry- ing signs and test tubes containing unknowns, which they must identi- fy. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to stimulate an interest in the field of chemistry. Faculty sponsor for the group is Dr. John B. Entrikin; the faculty ad- visors are Robert Moody, Alice N. Milner, and Robert Peters. Members: O. J. Barnette, Harold Bicknell, Roy Bolen, Edward L. Foster, Georgie L. Foster, Harry Garrett, Stephen Goldenberg, Mar- tha Julia Haley, Billie Hargis, Charles Harris, Julian P. Hatcher, James Henry, Lois Anne Higman, Battina Hilman, John Langlow, James Long, Melba Jeanne Love- all, Tom Lyons, Robert McCook, Ted Menge, Charles Middleton, Herbert Nelson, Paul Noyes, Ben- jamin Pardue, John Paylor, Joe Powell, Joseph P. Pullen, Robert Richards, Malvern Riggs, Claude K. Smith, Wilton Summers, Pattie Warren, James Webb, Ollie Wil- liams, Robert Wilson. CenCoe, an inter-sorority organi- zation, was founded in 1937 to fos- ter a friendly spirit and coopera- tive understanding among the Greek groups. Membership is com- posed of ten outstanding girls from each of the four sororities on the campus. Meetings are held in the lodges the second Tuesday of every month. Each year CenCoe awards a trophy to its most outstanding senior member. Selection for this coveted honor is based upon loy- alty to CenCoe, her sorority and the college. The CenCoe key is worn with pride by every member of this group. Members: Ann Bowdon, Norma Brittain, Ann Byrne, June Despot, Betty Downs, Gretchen Elston, Jean Marie Entrikin, Betty Fletcher, Betty Rai Fox, Jackie Gaines, Helen Gillespie, Lei Hamner, Helen Houston, Marguerite Hous- ton, Lorraine Jordan, Ida Kern, Katherine Leopard, Sally Lindsay, Dorothy Long, Betty Jo Loe, Louise Lowe, Helene McCarter, Glennette Middlebrooks, Sharon Miracle, Colleen Moore, Elizabeth Persons, Shirley Petree, Jo Ann Powell, Rose Audrey Randall, Marjorie Reeks, Betty Lou Reid, Anna Dora Ruff, Mary Elizabeth Stancil, Ann Tench, Sally Victory, Pattie Jean Warren. Officers Shirley Petree President Sally Lindsay Vice-President Helene McCarter Secretary -Treasurer CENCOE First Row — Bowdon, Brittain, Byrne, Despot, Downs, Elston, Entrikin, Fletcher, Fox . . . Second Row — Gaines, Gillespie, Hamner, Houston, H., Houston, M., Jordan, Kern, Leopard, Lindsay . . . Third Row — Loe, Long, Lowe, McCarter, Middlebrooks, Miracle, Moore, Person, Petree, . . . Fourth Row — Powell, Randall, Reeks, Reid, Ruff, Stancil, Ten ch, Victory, Warren. First Row — Barnette, Biggs, A. L., Biggs, B., Brock, Caldwell, Chapman, Clements, Cosse, Davis, Despot . . . Second Row — Diliman, Fong, Gaines, Gibbs, Hardin, Hargrove, Harrison, Herlong, J., Herlong, L. K., Hicks . . . Third Row — Hodges, Holtsclaw, Hunter, Keasler, Lester, Levy, hide, Lipprnin, McGary, McKinney . . . Fourth Row — McClendon, Mijalis, Montgomery, Morris, Nabors, Parker, Phelps, Purnell, Reeks, M., Reeks, M. A. . . . Filth Row — Reeves, Reid, Sapaugh, Shackelford, Snyder, Treadwell, Victory, Walker, Whife, Winberry, Woodruff. COMMERCE CLUB Officers Raymond Gibbs President Allen McGary Vice-President Jacqueline Gaines Secretary S. L. Davis Treasurer One of the largest departmental organizations on the campus is the Commerce Club. It is proof of the growing interest in the field of commerce. This club has been very active in familiarizing the stu- dent with practical business opera- tions, and in keeping him in con- tact with the latest developments in the ever-changing field of com- merce. The organization was founded at Centenary in 1938, and carries on under the capable guidance of its sponsor, Mr. Burt Williams. Members: James A. Barnette, Au- brey Lois Biggs, Buja Biggs, Bette Brock, Joe Ray Caldwell, Norman Chapman, Ellenda Clements, Syl- via Cosse, S. L. Davis, Jr., June Despot, Charles Diliman, Jean Fong, Jackie Gaines, Raymond Gibbs, Dan Griffith, Joyce Hardin, Neil Hargrove, Gloria Harrison, James Herlong, L. K. Herlong, Bar- bara Hicks, Ann Hodges, Mary Holtzclaw, Robert P. Hunter, John C. Joyner, William Keasler, Nickie Lester, Mahlon Levy, David Lide, Gus Lippman, Allen McGary, Carolyn McKinney, Robert Mc- Lendon, Alice Mijalis, Betty Ann Montgomery, A. B. Morris, Jr., James Nabors, S. D. Neal, Lois Ann Parker, Carolyn Phelps, Pat Purnell, Mariorie Reeks, Mary Ann Reeks, Mary Reeves, Harold Reid, Billie Sapaugh, Ruel Shackelford, Sally Snyder, Gloria Treadwell, James Tucker, Sallie Victory, Betty Jo Walker, Lee White, Mary Mar- garet Winberry, P. W. Woodruff, Jr., Betty Woolbert. Chi Sigma Nu, founded in 1937 under the leadership of Dr. A. J. Middlebrooks, is an honorary fra- ternity whose membership is lim- ited to those siudents interested in teaching. To qualify for member- ship, one must be of Junior Classi- fication and maintain a B aver- age. The purpose of this fraternity is to promote high standaras of scholar- ship, leadership, and service in the field of education. As the number of members is limited, those wear- ing the gold key of Chi Sigma Nu can be justly proud. Members: Buja Biggs, Ann Bow- don, Kathryn Copeland, June Des- pot, Betty Downs, Margaret Fisher, Betty Rai Fox, Neil Hargrove, Bettye Holland, Annis Mae John- son, Lawrence Kerans, Marion Kerfess, Katherine Leopard, Sally Lindsay, Helene McCarter, Bill Mc- Daniels, Lelia Mae McClanahan, Glennette Middlebrooks, Ottolyne Payne, Shirley Petree, Anna Dora Ruff, Catherine Sale, Mary Eliza- beth Stancil, Lcis Smith, Perla Tinsley. Of ficers Lois Smith President Bettye Holland Vice-President Betty Downs Secretary -Treasurer CHI SIGMA NU First flow — Biggs, Bowdon, Copeland, Despot, Downs, Fisher, Fox, Hargrove . . . Second flow — Holland, Johnson, Kerans, Leopard, Lindsay, McCarter, McDaniels, McClanahan . . . Third flow — Middlebrooks, Payne, Peiree, fluff, Sale, Stancil, Smith, Tinsley. First flow — Brown, Cosse, Duncan, Fant, Fridge, Golson, Higqinbotham . . . Second Rov — Lester, Moses, Strong, A., Strong, C, Thompson, Waller. THE C CLUB Officers Elston Golson President Nickie Lester Vice-President Dean Duncan Secretary -Treasurer The Centenary C Club became active this year for the first time since 1941. The C Room was re- decorated and is used as a gen- eral meeting place for all athletes. Membership may be earned by gaining a letter in an intercollegi- ate sport. Some of the activities of the C Club during the past year have been an open house for alumni members on Home Coming Day, a dance celebrating Centen- ary ' s victory over Louisiana Col- lege, and the spcnsoring of the home basketball game conces- sions. Members: Dick Blair, Bruce Brown, Bob Carson, John Cosse, Lyndell D. Duncan, Lenny Fant, Mickey Fridge, Elston Golson, Rudy Hig- ginbotham, Nickie Lester, Pat Mason, Thomas Moses, Ray Pidge, Andrew Strong, Cleveland Strong, Gordon Thompson, Dayton Waller. The principal purpose of the Men ' s Intramural Council is to present a wide and varied athletic program for all men not participating in varsity sports. A well planned schedule for competition in four major and four minor sports has been carried forward with much success. The Council, through the success- ful planning of the intramural ath- letic program, has greatly aided the advancement of a greater Cen- tenary College. Members: Coleman Brown, Sam- my Carroll, Mason Dunn, Donald Hall, Nickie Lester, Thomas Moses, Gordon Thompson, Burl Stidham, Kenneth Watts. Officers Kenneth Watts President Sammy Carroll Vice-President Donald Hall Secretary INTRAMURAL COUNCIL First Row — Blown, Carroll, Dunn, Hall Second Row — Lester, Moses, Thompson, V atts ; i First Row — Airey, Barneite, Bentley, Bcinman, Biewster, Brown, Bush, Colbert . . . Second Row — Crawford, Dawson, Ellis, Ford, Franklin, Gaston, Gladney, Halpert . . . Third Row — Hamner, Hampton, Harris, Henderson, Howie, Hull, Jackson, Jarred, Jaynes. ART STUDENTS ' LEAGUE Officers Anna Dora Ruff . . , President Bob Jaynes Vice-President Mary Adair Brown Secretary-Treasurer Janet Crawford . . . Parliamentarian and Sergeant-at-Arms We the students of the art depart- ment of Centenary College, in or- der to promote greater interest and broader experiences in the field of art, wish to declare our- selves an organization, feeling that in doing so we will realize a high- er realm of the aesthetic and the cultural. It is therefore our most earnest de- sire to have a great wealth of knowledge, understanding and ex- periences in this field to better understand the cultural heritage of our race, to recognize and ap- preciate all kinds of art and its creators. For aid in the pursuance of these aims, we do now establish the following constitution. The preceding paragraph contains the preamble to the constitution of the Art Students ' League. Last fall they went down Red River in Mr. Brown ' s river boat sketching typical Louisiana scenery. Excursions were also made to Cross Lake and Caddo Lake. In February Dr. John Scales, Jr., showed the students his techni- color film on Louisiana which showed them how many interest- ing and beautiful objets d ' art were in our own state. In the Spring the League will spon- sor art exhibits at the Louisiana State Exhibit Building. The stu- dents ' own work will also be on display in which styles and tech- niques vary from impressionism, naturalism, to cubism, surrealism and non-objective art. These ex- hibits are always open to the stu- dent body as well as members of the League. Members: Joan Airey, Sybil Bar- nette, Jean Bentley, Mary Lou Bornman, Sidney Brewster, Mary Adair Brown, Carter Bush, Ann Colbert, Janet Crawford, Francis Dawson, Lois Ellis, Gretchen Ford, Claude Franklin, Bonnie A. Gas- ton, Betty Ann Gladney, Marcella Halpert, Lei Hamner, Charlie Hampton, Cora Harris, Wynelle Henderson, Millard Howie, Ann Hull, Dora Alice Jackson, Harry M. Jarred, Robert Jaynes, Betty Jones, Nancy C. Jones, Bess Lacy, Katherine Leopard, Lynne Luns- ford, James B. Mathews, Billy Mc- Cleary, Barbara Meadows, Don Miller, Melba Mitchell, Betty Joe Mitterlehner, Darlene Moeller, Robert W. Plants, James L. Quin, Anna Dora Ruff, Shirlene Shaw, Charles M. Solley, John Richard Smith, Nelda Sullivan, Ann Tench, Betty Jean Turner, C. D. Warren, Mary Helen White, Barbara Wil- son. ART STUDENTS ' LEAGUE First Row — Jones, B., Jones, N., Lacy, Leopard, Lunstord, Mathews, McCleary, Meadows . . . Second Row — Miller, Mitchell, Mitterlehner, Moeller, Plants, Quin, Rult, Shaw . . . Third Row — Solley, Smith, Sullivan, Tench, Turner, Warren, White, Wilson. First Row — Doll, Dozier, Eberhardt, Edwards, Entnkin, Gebsen, Guice, Haikridei . . . Second Row — Johnson, Johnston, Jordan, Joyner, Kerans, Lazarus, McDaniels, McGutlin . . . Third Row — Needham, Solley, Solomon, Strickland, Weyman, Reed, Verigan. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Officers J. L. Solomon President Lester C. Verigan Vice President Paddy Ann Doll Secretary-Treasurer The Psychology Club, with its third further interest in Psychology wards, Jean Marie Entrikin, Mar- year on the campus, has been led through lecture, discussion, and garet Gebsen, Mary Ann Guice, very capably by Dr. Otha K. Miles. reading. Membership is open to Minnette Harkrider, Albert John- Although it is one of the youngest StudentS maJOTin ? or Snoring as son, Robert Johnston, Lorraine Jor- well as those interested in learning dan, Nathan Joyner, L. C. Kerans, organizations on the campus it . . more about psychology. To be- Harry A. Lazarus, Bill McDaniels, has been a great success. u r .• , come a member of this orgamza- j, E . McGuffin, David Needham, Meeting twice a month, the club tion a student must have a B gillie Jo Rains, Charles M. Solley, discusses some worthwhile subject average in psychology. j L Solomon, W. M. Strickland, relating to the field of Psychology. Members: Paddy Ann Doll, Ann Jim Weyman, Merle L. Reed, Les- The purpose of the group is to Dozier, Lamar Eberhardt, O. C. Ed- ter C. Verigan. Another old and active organiza- tion on the campus is The French Club. Under the capable direction of Dr. E. L. Ford, it continues to grow in number and activities, and gives much prestige to the Lan- guage Department. Students who are eligible for membership in this group must maintain a C aver- age in French. The industrious ones who acquire the desired average and interest, meet month- ly for discussions, games, and re- freshments. The purpose of the club is to furnish the student with the op- portunity to increase his knowl- edge of the French language through conversation. Members: Joan Airey, O. J. Bar- nette, Ann Bowdon, Mary Adair Brown, Ann Byrne, Marilyn Calla- han, Betty Jean Dore, Wynelle Henderson, Anna Faye Hightower, Dora Alice Jackson, Albert P. Leary, John Marshall, Robert Mayo, Bill McCleary, Bill Mc- Daniels, Emmett McGovern, John F. Mobley, A. B. Morris, L. L. Rob- inson, Jr., Katherine Rollins, Bev- erley Stovall, Shirley Thoman, Gloria Treadwell, Sallye Victory, A. Lee White, Dell Williams, Joyce Youngblood. Officers Robert Mayo President John Marshall Vice President Beverley Stovali Secretary O. J. Barnette Treasurer FRENCH CLUB First Row — Aiiey, Barnette, Bowdon, Brown, Byrne, Callahan, Dore, Henderson, Hightower . . . Second Row — Jackson, Leary, Marshall, Mayo, McCleary, McDaniels, McGovern, Mobley, Morris . . . Third Row — Robinson, Rollins, Stovall, Thoman, Treadwell, Victory, White, Williams, Youngblood. First Row — Bartholomew, Briggs, Edwards, Graves, Joyner . . . Second Row — Parker, Raines, C, Raines, Q., Regan, Thomas. PI KAPPA DELTA Officers Glen F. Graves President O. C Edwards, Jr. . . ' Vice President Charles Raines Secretary Dick Bartholomew Treasurer With the debate question, Re- solved: that a federal world gov- ernment should be established, the Centenary chapter of Pi Kappa Delta had both an exciting and educational year. The season was begun with a warm-up meet at Millsaps College, in Jackson, Mississippi. At this tournament the club won over half its debates and gained much ex- perience. Plans were then made for the Azalea tournament at Mo- bile, Alabama, but cold weather stood in the way. A joint adven- ture was undertaken whereby half of the club went to the Northwest- ern meet and the other half to Georgetown, Kentucky, to the Blue Grass tournament. A good show- ing was made at both of these tournaments. The year was con- cluded with the regional meeting of Pi Kappa Delta in San Antonio. Members: Dick Bartholomew, Robert H. Briggs, O. C. Edwards, Glen F. Graves, Nathan Joyner, William Parker, Charles A. Raines, Quinton Raines, Robert Regan, John E. Thomas. Organized in October, 1946, the The Male Animal, were all en- Members: Dick Bartholomew, Paul Centenary Dramatics Club has thusiastically received by the au- Beardsley, Bill Bradford, Bill Brown, had a very active and successful dience. Joseph Gifford, director of Curtis Dickson, Phil English, Carl year. One of its projects has , , , , Grantz, Betty Hamner, Emily Hol- speech and drama department, been to remodel the inside of the somback, Arline Johnson, Delores guided the members in the work of Dramatics Workshop, enlarging Jones, Leonard Jopling, Loraine . , . „. the club and directed the produc- T , . . T _ _ , and improving the stage. the Jordan, Ida Kern, Dorothy Long, plays produced this year, My Sis- tions - He was assisted by Miss Louise Lowei Joe p eters Charles ter Eileen, The Show - Off, Eva Spence, teacher of public Raines, Quinton Raines, Betty Death Takes a Holiday, and speaking. Rash, Bob Regan, Dawne Wilson. Officers Phil English President Leonard Jopling Vice President Carl Grantz Treasurer Emily Holsomback Secretary DRAMATICS CLUB First Row — Bartholomew, Beardsley, Brown, Dickson, English, Grantz, Hamner . . . Second Row — Holsomback, Johnson, Jones, Jopling, Jc dan, Kern, Long . . . Third Row — Lowe, Raines, C, Raines, Q., Rash, Regan, Wilson. First Row — Barnette, Bogus, Brock, Cavett, Dickson, Doll, Evans, Gaston . . . Second Bow — Herndon, Jones, Middlebrooks, Miller, McCullough, Montgomery, Moppert, Pierpont . . . Third Row — Pryor, Robinson, Sicard, Smith, Stovall, Taylor, J., Taylor, V., Theus, Thomas. SPANISH CLUB Officers Beverly Stovall President Barbara Thomas Vice-President Bette Brock Secretary -Treasurer Virginia Taylor Reporter As one of Centenary ' s foremost departmental organizations, the Spanish Club has drawn to a close another successful year. The club meets every month on the second Tuesday for the purpose of giving members an opportunity to speak the Spanish language. At the end of each year, an annual banquet is held at one of the Spanish res- taurants. Under the guidance of Mr. R. E. White, Miss Lenore Rees, and Miss Georgia Lou Flournoy, the club has again ended a profitable year. Members: Katherine Barnett, Mar- jorie Bogue, Bette Brock, Clair Ca- vett, Curtis Dickson, Paddy Ann Doll, Johnny Evans, Bonnie Gas- ton, T. B. Herndon, Delores Jones, Sue McCullough, Mary Jeff Mid- dlebrooks, Betty Moppert, Barbara Pierpont, Kathryn Pryor, Jean Rob- inson, Camille Sicard, Martha Jo Smith, Beverley Stovall, Jane Tay- lor, Virginia Taylor, J. D. Theus, Barbara Ann Thomas. The Dormitory Council of Rotary Hall is a governing body com- posed of the executive officers and a representative from each class. The advisors are Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Dean of Women, and Mrs. W. S. Row, hostess of the dormitory. The council meets weekly to discuss any problems or business affairs arising which con- cern the occupants of the dormi- tory. Democratic in its representation and ideals, the organization pro- poses to promote good conduct, foctor the interests of its members and enforce dormitory rules. Along the social lice the dormitory girls entertain with two open houses yearly, one in the fall and one during the spring semester. The girls of Rotary Hall always wel- come the day students to their domicile, for there is always a bridge game or time to chat. The Dormitory Council, as the govern- ing body of the out-of-town girls, endeavors to uphold the ideals and traditions of Centenary Col- lege. Officers Marie Owens President Catherine Sale Vice-President Buja Biggs Secretary Lois Ann Higman Treasurer DORMITORY COUNCIL First Row — Bjja Biggs, Sybil Durbin, Wynelle Henderson, Lois Ann Higman, Jcann Johnson Rembert, Catherine Sale, Joyce Youngblood. Second Row — Marie Owens, Jacqueline First Row — Bolen, Doll, Evans, Kottle . . . Second Row — McCook, S chwaitzenbeig, Turner, A., Turner, B. SIGMA PI SIGMA Officers Robert D. McCook President William B. Scott Vice-President Paddy Ann Doll Secretary-Treasurer The Sigma Pi Sigma received their national charter at Centenary Col- lege on April 20, 1927. A national physics honor society, this organi- zation serves as a means of recog- nition for superior scholarship in physics, that would bring those particularly interested in this science into closer association and would encourage and stimulate them in their scientific work, and which would thereby bring about a greater cooperation between in- structor and student for the benefit of both. Ernest H. Cherrington, Jr., and John S. Urban are the sponsors. Members: Roy John Bolen, Paddy Ann Doll, John Henry Evans, Julian P. Hatcher, Sherman Kottle, Robert D. McCook, Fred Schwartzenberg, William. B. Scott, Albert Ray Turn- er, Beverly Turner. This organization, founded in 1921, are now without the benefit of Broyles, Ed Camp, Mantha Rose is the result of the fine work of clergy. Caraway, William Commer, Caro- Dr. George Sexton. Under the able lyn Coulter, Chester Cook, Sybil The beginning of the year 1948 leadership of Dean R. E. Smith, , -, ., , . L , Durbin, Andy Foreman, Betty Rai found the local organization trans- this group has worked as a com- formed into Q chapter o{ KappQ Fox, Bill Fraser, Bob Haggart, T. B. mon bond between the ministerial Qhi, the nalional ministerial club. Herndon, Robert Home, Janet John- students of all Protestant faiths. On the first Friday of every month, son, Walter Johnson, Armand Kit- At the present, plans are being the meetings are held. These con- to, Melissa Kneece, Vance Mason, made to sponsor an interdenomi- sist of a business session, follow- Byrl Moreland, Marjorie Philbrook, national chapel on the river front ed by a short devotional Pogrom LerQy philbrook( Mary Ann ReekS ou rpv, .„ , r by various clergymen of the city. T4r , in bhreveport. this will be for Bill Sirman, Jack Wmegeart, Faye those underprivileged people who Members: J. Henry Bowdon, Jane Wren, Spencer Wren. Officers Leroy Philbrook President Betty Rai Fox Vice-President Walter Johnson Secretary T. B. Herndon Treasurer MINISTERIAL CLUB First Row — Bowdon, Broyles, Camp, Caraway, Commer, Cook, Coulter, Durbin, Fraser . . . Second Row — Foreman, Fox, Haggart, Herndon, Johnson, ]., Jornson, W ., Kitto, Kneece, Mason . . . Third Row — Moreland, Philbrook, M., Philbrook, L., Reeks, Sirman, Winegeart, Wren, F., Wren, S. First Row — Bairineau, Beilby, Bantley, Black, Bogue, Bowdcn, H., Bowdon, L. . . . Second flow — Boyd, Broyles, Camp, Caraway, Coleman, Commer, Cooke . . . Third Row — Coulter, Crabtree, Dickson, Durbin, Ellis, Foreman, Fox . . . Fourth Row — Gairett, Haggart, Hall, Hamann, Hanks, Hay, Herndon. Student Christian Association Officers Bill Sirman President Rita Roudebusii Vice-President Mary Ann Hettle Secretary T. B. Herndon Treasurer In the spring of 1946 the Student Christian Association was organ- ized on the campus of Centenary College. The main purpose of its founders was to promote Christian Fellowship among the students. This group has proven to be inter- denominational, having a Method- ist, a Presbyterian, a Baptist, and an Episcopalian as its officers. The monthly meeting, every third Tues- day at 6:30 p.m. in the Sub, con- sists of a devotional service, pro- gram, business and social hour. As the main project is the medita- tion chapel where Quest Service is held Monday through Friaay ;he members of S. C. A. have nm- pletely furnished this old building, making it an inspiring place for daily prayers. The faculty sponsor of this organi- zation is Dr. Ruth Nuttal. Members: Jean Barrineau, Jean Bentley, Beverly Beilby, Eugene A. Black, Marjorie Bogue, Henry Bow- don, Louise Bowdon, Marion Boyd, Jane Broyles, Edward Camp, Man- tha Caraway, Thelma Jo Coleman, Bill Commer, Chester Cooke, Caro- lyn Coulter, Virginia Crabtree, Curtis Dickson, Sybil Durbin, Tom- my Ellis, Andy Foreman, Bettie Rai Fox, Herman Garrett, Jimmie Blanche Glenn, Bob Haggart, Vir- ginia Hall, Gus Hamann, lone Hanks, Gay Hay, Ed Head, T. B. Herndon, Mary Ann Hettler, Mary Holtzclaw, Bob Home, Judy Key, Armand Kitto, Melissa Kneece, Waiter Kuhn, Martha Law, Sue Ann Lawrence, Kathleen Lester, Louise Lowe, Vance Mason, Bob McKay, Byrl Moreland, Dub New- man, Jack Patterson, Leroy Phil- brook, Attie Sue Plummer, Billie Jo Rains, Bonnie Rich, Rita Roude- bush, Bill Sirman, Marjorie Smith, Paul Smith, Burt Stephens, Frank Stockwell, Elsie Vincent, Nancy Ward, Jack Winegeart, Jo Ann Zeigler. Student Christian Association First Row — Hettler, Holtzclaw, Home, Key, Kitto, Kneece, Kuhn . . . Second Row — Law, Lawrence, Lester, Lowe, Mason, McKay, Moreland Third Row — Newman, Patterson, Philbrook, Plummer, Rains, Rich, Roudebush . . . Fourth Row — Sirman, Smith, Stephens, Stockwell, Vincent, Ward, Winegeart, Zeigler. Firs! Row — B:ggs, Childcrs, Herndon, Holty.claw, M., Holtzclaw, W., McArchan . . . Second Row — Middlebrooks, G., Middlebrooks, M. ]., Mid- dleton, Montgomery, Purnell, Reeks, M. . . . Third Row- — Reeks, M. A., Regan, Stevens, Stovall, Torrans, Witherspoon. CANTERBURY CLUB Officers William E. Holtzclaw President T. B. Herndon Vice-President Mary Holtzclaw Secretary-Treasurer The Canterbury Club, an organi- zation of Episcopal College stu- dents, was organized on the Cen- tenary campus in the spring of 1947. The purposes of this organi- zation include Evangelism, ser- vice, worship, social activities and study. Among the many projects, the Wednesday night Quest, which is a short worship service led by a member of the Canterbury Club, is the most familiar. Meetings are held on Sunday night at 6:00 o ' clock in the Chi Omega sorority house on Cente- nary Campus. There is an evening prayer, a business meeting, and a social get-together. The meetings of this organization vary, there is a corporate com- munion monthly after which breakfast is served, a dinner meet- ing when a special guest is pres- ent, and the regular Sunday night fellowship. There are Canterbury Clubs, not only throughout the United States, but also in Canada and England. Conventions are held for the va- rious clubs in different states at which officers for the year are elected. The convention this year is to be held on the Louisiana State University campus. Twelve mem- bers of the Centenary Canterbury Club plan to attend this meeting. Dr. Sixbey, a member of the Cente- nary College faculty, is advisor for this group. Members: Paula Beggs, Drum- mond Chantler, David Childers, T. B. Herndon, Mary Holtzclaw, Billy Holtzclaw, Marshall Martin. Edna Ruth McArchan, Glennette Middlebrooks, Mary Jeff Middle- brooks, Charles Middleton, Betty Ann Montgomery, Pat Purnell, Marjorie Reeks, Mary Ann Reeks, Robert Regan, Bert Stevens, Bev- erley Stovall, Martha Torrans, Eli- zabeth Witherspoon. The Centenary College chapter of the Newman Club, a national or- ganization for Catholic students in non-Catholic colleges and univer- sities, was organized in September of 1947 with 50 active members. The purpose of the club is for the religious, social, and intellectual benefit of its members. The local Newman Club is one of more than 500 such clubs in the United States. It is named after John Henry Cardinal Newman, leader of the Oxford Movement. The faculty sponsor is Mrs. Helen R. Marshall, and Rev. Bernard Kearns, S. J., has been appointed chaplain of the group. Members: Katherine Barnett, Mary Jo Boss, Ann Byrne, Carolyn Car- roll, John Cashore, Mary Jane Cal- lahan, Mildred Carney, John Cox, George Daly, Nicholas Defatta, Cuitis Dixon, Paddy Ann Doll, Francis Eltipe, Jean Francis, Vin- cent Fulco, Bill Gorton, Ann Har- rington, Billy Jean Higginbotham, Bobbie Isom, John Joyner, Dorothy Long, John Luffey, William McFad- den, Colleen Moore, Fred J. Moreau, Jim Mueller, A. E. Parisy, John Peck, Bill Randall, Rose Au- drey Randall, Betly Rash, Adrean Rosner, William Ross, Camille Si- card, Louis Sicard, George Slat- tery, Arthur Trowbridge, Antoinette Tuminello, Peppino Vlahoyannes, William A. Wooley, Robert Wil- liams, Martha Zagst. Officers John Cox . . . . . President Curtis Dixon Vice-President Jean Francis Secretary Martha Zagst Treasurer Newman Club Federation First Row — Barnett, Boss, Byrne, Carroll, Cashore, Cox, Daly, Detatta, Dickson . . . Second Row — Doll, Eltipe, Fulco, Gorton, Higginbotham, Joyner, Long, Luffey, McFadden . . . Third Row — Moore, Moreau, Mueller, Farisy, Peck, Randall, R. A., Randall, W. A., Rash, Rosner. Fourth Row — floss, Sicard, Slattery, Trowbridge, Tuminello, Vlayhayanes, Williams, Wooley, Zagst. First Row — Boss, Bowdon, Caraway Coleman, Durbin, Enyart, Gelfand, Goldsby, Grantz . . . Second Row — Guilliams, Hull, Hunt, Jackson, Jenkins, Kelley, Kneece, Law, Maranto . . . Third Row — Martin, Meadows, Mitchell, Moellei, Payne, Rains, Shaw, Ward, Wiseman. A U F A I T Officers Tommie Lue Guilliams President Sybil Durbin Vice-President Jackie Jackson Secretary Ottolyn Payne Treasurer This popular non-Greek society Founded in 1939 on the Centenary Billie Jo Rains, Bonnie Rich, Shir- has taken a very active part in the Campus, its colors are Green and lene Shaw, Nancy Ward. activities of the campus this year. . , White, its Flower, the White Gar- _, . . , T _, T , It has members in almost all of Pledges: Mary Jo Boss, Louise the extra-curricular activity organi- dema. Bowdon, Thelma Jo Coleman, Mir- zaticns. Its members and pledges iam Gelfand, Mary Frances Golds- i , , Members: Mantha Rose Caraway, enjoyed a week-end party in Sep- , T _ , . by, Jean Grantz, lone Hanks, Ger- tember at the home of their Honor- Sybil Durbin, Martha Ann Enyart, aldine Hunt, Melissa Kneece, Mar- ary Mother, Mrs. W. G. Michaels Tommie Lue Guilliams, Ann Hull, ' . , w tha Law, Dorothy Maranto, Betty of Marshall, Texas. The girls of P „. + , , „ , , f ., Dora Alice I ackson ' Margaret Jen- Martin Barbara Meadows, Mari- Au J: ait lea off the dances of the social organizations with a sue- kins ' Gwen Kelley ' Melba Mltche11 ' lyn Mills, Darlene Moeller, Louise cessful Thanksgiving Dance. Gloria Monzingo, Ottolyn Payne, Wiseman. Spring has sprung. Two P. K. ' s. Now we know! Some Aufaits in their Sunday Duds. Prexy and her man. Honorary Mother of Aufait, Mrs. W. G. Michaels, Mother of late Joy Rose Michaels. And then the out „ door type . Smoochie — herself. That ' s Tommie — down to earth. AUFAIT Firs? flow — Arnold, Booker, Bowdon, Boyarsky, Brainis, Brown, Carroll . . . Second Row — Chapman, Diebner, Dickerson, Fox, D., Fox, ]., Gaston, Grillin . . . Third Row- — Hamann, Hargrove, Harris, Hill, Hughes, Jaynes, Kotlle. CENTENARY GENTRY Officers Charles D. Rogers President James Allen Vice-President Jack Williamson Secretary Billye Williams Treasurer The new maroon sweaters seen about campus belong to members of the Centenary Gentry. This men ' s social organization is comparatively new on the campus, but it is rapidly becoming an outstanding group. Members: James Allen, Lee Arnold, Clifton L. Booker, Henry Bowdon, Martin Boyarsky, Paul Brainis, Don Brown, Samuel Carroll, Norman Chapman, Herbert Diebner, Lawrence Dickerson, David Fox, Jack Fox, George Gaston,. Fred Griffin, Gus Hcmann, Edgar Hargrove, Troy Harris, Bill Hill, John E. Hughes, Robert Jaynes, Warren King, Sherman Kottle, Walter Kuhn, Charles Laing, Donald Mack, John R. Middleton, Byrl Moreland, Bobby McKay, R. D. Oliver, Leroy Philbrook, Charles D. Rogers, Bill Sirman, Lamar Smith, Bill Smith, Harold Strausman, Wal- lace Stroud, Fred Schwartzenburg, Edd Thomas, Dillon Wallace, Billy e Williams, Jack Williamson. CENTENARY GENTRY First Row — Kuhn, Laing, Mack, Middleton, McKay, Moreland, Oliver . . . Second Row — Philbrook, Rogers, Sirman, Smith, L., Smith, W ., Straus- man, Stroud . . . Third Row — Schwartzenburg, Thomas, Wallace, Williams, Williamson llE :;::::: ) i First Row — Abney, Baker, L. T., Baker, T., Barlow, Barnette, Barry, Bean, Blaxton, Breithaupt . . . Second Row — Brown, Butcher, Caldwell, Campbell, E., Campbell, L, Carter, Clark, Connell, Cox . . . Third Row — Crawford, H., Crawford, W., Davis, N., Davis, R., Davis, S. L., Doyle, Dunlap, Evans, Fullilove, Galbraith. Officers Chakles J. Stamper .... President A. B. Morris, Jr Vice President Sidney Williams Secretary Stanley Wozencraft . . . Treasurer KAPPA ALPHA The Kappa Alphas have again reaped a lion ' s share of the campus honors. Such outstanding achievements rarely happen for a single fraternity in a school year. It is justly proud of the many members who have won fame and acclaim in their sev- eral fields of endeavor both for themselves and for their fraternity. There are few, if any, phases of campus activity in which the K. A. ' s are not serving with distinction. This year the three male student body officers are the corresponding three top fraternity officers, two male cheer-lead- ers were K. A. ' s, four of eight men selected for membership in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges are K. A. ' s, the Centenary Gentle- man, Most Versatile Boy, Most Popular Boy, the President of the Freshman Class, and the President and Treasurer of the Senior Class are but a few to mention of the honors and offices held by members of this recognized fraternity. First Row — Gibbs, Goodrich, Graves, Guice, Hamiter, Haniss, Harrison, Hawkins, A., Hawkins, W. . . . Second Row — Heard, Herndon, Hinton, Holt, Huckabay, Hudson, Hughes, G., Hughes, S. E., Hyde . . . Third Row — Jarred, Jarrott, Johnson, A., Johnson, W., Jones, Joyner, Lang- low, Leary, Levy, Lewis. Interfrutemity competition has furnished many- pleasant highlights to the regular social and academic calendar. This year the football championship which was lost for the first time last year was returned to the Boys Across The Street. Kappa Alpha has consistently maintain- ed the highest scholastic average of all fraterni- ties on this campus for many years and this was no exception. It participated in the expansion of the order by conducting the initiation for the new chapter at Louisiana Tech. It is certainly proud to have had the opportunity of assisting in this growth, especially here in North Louisiana where it has been the only chapter for years. This past year has witnessed the formation of the K. A. Mothers Club, that tireless group who have worked hard to provide the house with furnishings and fixtures. Their contribution to the K. A. ' s position on the campus has been immeasurable, and for that we are grateful. The Kappa Alpha Alumni have been organized into ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER First Row — Lundquist , Lynch, Marion, Marshall, Mayhan, Mayo, McClellan, McFadden, McGovern . . . Second Row — McKee, Meier, Melton, Miracle, Mobley, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Mullineaux . . . Third Row — Nabors, Noland, Noyes, Ogden, Peabody, Patterson, Paylor, Payn- ter, Perkins, Plaster. KAPPA ALPHA an active organization this past year. They have given the active chapter several gala parties, and played a most important role in its suc- cessful rush year. Members and Pledges: Roy Joe Abney Lewis T. Baker, Jr. Linus T. Baker Clarence Barlow O. J. Barnette Richard Barry Frank Bean Billie Blaxton Joe Breithaupt Carl Brewster Charles E. Brown Harold Butcher Joe Ray Caldwell Evan Campbell Ira L. Campbell Tom H. Carter Jim Clark Bryan Connell John Cox Howard N. Crawford Wayne S. Crawford Nelson A. Davis Richard Davis S. L. Davis James E. Doyle Jack Dozier Boyd Dunlap John Evans Jim Flowers Will Fullilove Paul Galbraith Raymond Gibbs Henry Goodrich Glenn Graves Wilton Guice James Hamiter Maxwell Hanna Jack Harriss Jimmy Harrison Arthur Hawkins Walter Hawkins Joe Heard T. B. Herndon W. K. Hinton Wayne Holt Bill Huckaby Marshall Hudson J. G. Hughes S. E. Hughes Billy Hyde Harry Jarred Richard Jarrott Albert G. Johnson Walter Johnson Edwin Jones Nathan Joyner John Langlow Albert Leary Howell Levy Robert Lundquist A. D. Lewis, Jr. Bill Lynch Judson Marion John Marshall Pat Mayhan Robert Mayo First Row — Plaxco, Prothro, Ricks, Robinson, Sawyer, Sepaugh, Simms, Smith, Stamper . Taylor, Waller, Watts, K., Watts, R., Weyman, White, A. L. . . . Third Row— White, G., Williams, S., Wozencralt, L., Wozencraft, S., Young, Youngblood. . Second Row — Stevens, Stephenson, Summers, White, K., Widernan, Williams, B., Williams, O., John W. McFadden G. E. McGovern K. B. Medlock Jimmy McClelland John McKee Ralph Meier Allen Melton Garon Miracle John Mobley H. M. Morgan B. H. Moore A. B. Morris, Jr. Lewis Mullenix James M. Nabors Paul Noyes Eddie Noland Warren Ogden Jack Pabody Tack Patterson John W. Paylor Jim Paynter Dosite Perkins Burgess Plaster George Plaxco Jim Powell E. B. Prothro, Jr. Carl Ratzburg Billy Ricks L. L. Robinson Dan Sawyer E. K. Simms Joe Sedberry WlLFERD SAPAUGH John Smith Charles Stamper Albert Stephens Jimmy Stephenson F. W. Summers Charles A. Taylor Frank Waldron Vernon Waldron Dayton Waller Kenneth Watts Richard Watts Jimmy Weyman A. L. White Gaylon White Kenneth White John Wideman Bobby Williams Jimmy Williams Ollie Williams Sidney Williams Lynn Wozencraft Stan. Wozencraft Robert A. Young A. D. Youngblood ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER First Row — Anderson, Armstrong, Barham, Beard, Bicknell, Bientang Third Bow — Collins, Cosse, Davis, Dunn, Ellis, English. MM Second Row — Bodron, Brock, Brown, Carlton, Carroll, Cashore . . Officers (?) mm mr w w E-« fe: 3JvJ Billy Stampley .... Grand Master Wilbur Hirsch . . . Grand Procurator S. D. Neal . Grand Master ot Ceremonies Roy LeBlanc Grand Scribe Bill Keasler .... Grand Treasurer KAPPA SIGMA The Kappa Sigma fraternity was founded De- cember 10, 1869, at the University of Virginia. Of the initiates at Virginia during the session of 1872-1873, the most important in the later history of the fraternity was Stephen A. Jackson, who embodied in the Kappa Sigma ritual the European tradition, which takes the fraternity back in spirit to the University of Bologna in the year 1400 and the founding there of a society of students for mutual protection against the governor of the city, Balthasar Cassa. The society spread to other European universi- ties, and its traditions descended through many cf the noble families of the continent to make connection with one of the early members of the Kappa Sigma fraternity who was visiting in Eurooe. First Row — Fant, Franklin, Fridge, Gamble, Gasten, Gibson, J. . . . Second Row — Gibson, L., Gleascn, Gorton, Hamner, Hancock, Hardaway Third Row — Harper, Hawes, Higgenhotham, Hindman, Hirsch, Wo., Hirsch, Wi. Although Kappa Sigma now has 1 13 active chapters in over half the prominent colleges and universities of the United States and Canada, Epilson Chapter, fifth in the Greek alphabet, was established as Centenary ' s first fraternity on the old campus at Jackson, Louisiana, on August 29, 1885. The charter was surrendered in 1904. So outstanding, however, was this chapter that for 54 years the executive commit- tee of the fraternity refused to grant the name of Epsilon to any other institution with the hope that some day Centenary would reach a point in its expansion that would justify the re-installa- tion of this chapter. This occurred on the an- niversary of its first installation, August 29, 1939, when Sigma Phi fraternity on the campus was granted a charter reviving the Epsilon chapter of Kappa Sigma. EPSILON CHAPTER First Row — Holtzclaw, Howard, Hubiei, lackson, Kappen, Keasler . . . Second How — Kincade, Laiid, LeBlanc, Lester, Light, Lindsay Third Row — McCoid, McDaniel, Mason, Matthews, Menge, Moore. Members and Pledges KAPPA SIGMA Ruel Anderson Dale Armstrong Thomas Barham Ben Beaird Harold Bicknell George Bienfang M. A. Bodron, Jr. George Booth G. W. Brock Bruce Brown Richard Carlton Dan Carroll John Cashore Leonard Collins John Cosse Claud Dance Arden Davis Ivy Dunn, Jr. Thomas Ellis, Jr. Phillip English Clarence Erickson Leonard Fant Claude Franklin David Freeman Malcolm Fridge Denny Gamble George Gasten Jim Gibson Louis Gibson Hubert Gleason Jerry Goins William Gorton Bob Haggart William Hammett R. Foster Hamner James Hancock Gaius Hardaway Judson Harper Charles Hawes Rudolph Higginbotham James Hindman Warren Hirsch Wilbur Hirsch William Holtzclaw First Row — Mulkey, Neal, Newman, Nissen, Parker, Schwartz . . . Second How — Seay, Smith, Third Row—Wackeil, Wells, Wilkinson, R., Wilkinson, W., Wolcott, Woodruff. ., Smith, ]., Swanson, Turner, Voss John Howard, Jr. Bob Gene Hubier Joe Jackson Robert B. Jacobs Frank Kappen William Keasler Luther Kincade Joe Laird Roy LeBlanc Clyde Lester Nicholas Lester James Light Robert Lindsay Ray McCord William McDaniel Ross Dan Mason Ben James Matthews Theodore Menge Daniel Monroe Charles Moore Harrel Mulkey Stanton Neal, Jr. William Newman Lewis Nissen William Parker Raymond Pidge Vernon Seay A. J. Schwartz Allen Shaffer W. Roger Smith Joseph Smith Ernest Swanson Wallace Turner Lawrence Voss John L. Wackerl Clarence Wells B. James Wells Roger Wilkinson William Wilkinson Holton Wolcott, Jr. P. W. Woodruff, Jr. EPSILON CHAPTER Fust Row — Aura, Barbee, Bintord, Brown, Buckingham, Burress Row — Fulco, Goldenbuig, Giantz, Herlong, Jones, Lazarus. GfffflCBas- Officers Doyce Perkins President Georgie Foster .... Vice President foHN Thomas Secretary Preston Twyman Treasurer Second Row — Cecil, Clancy, Childers,. Conerly, Davis, Foster . . . Third LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Dr. George Sexton, St., past president of the college, was founder of the local chapter, and Mrs. Sexton is eternal sweetheart of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. The brotherhood elects from each class a Little Sister. Named at the annual Christmas Dance, December 6. They are as follows: Betty Fletch- er, senior; Tommie Lou Guilliams, junior; Joyce Hardin, sophomore; Nell Richardson, freshman. Founded March 22, 1909, at Boston University, it now has 114 active chapters in the United States and three active chapters in Canada. Dr. William Phelps is a member and faculty advisor of the fraternity. The white rose is the fraternity flower. Purple, green, and gold are the colors. nirtni il a, First Row — Longino, Maddox, Mapp, McCleary, McCook, McFerren Third Row — Tagliavore, Thomas, Turner, Twymon, Yazbeck. Second Row — Morrison, Murray, Owens, Reagor, Snow, Snyder Their popular nickname is Lambda Chicks. Members and Pledges: George Anderson, Al- bert Aura, Jimmy Barbee, Dan Binford, Coleman Brown, J. L. Buckingham, Robert Burress, Waldo Cecil, Jack Clancy, David Childers, James Con- erly, Samuel B. Davis, Georgie Foster, Vincent Fulco, Stephen Goldenburg, Carl Grantz, Sam Griswald, L. K. Herlong, Robert M. Jones, Harry Lazarus, Roy Longino, Russell Maddox, Bill Mapp, Bill McCleary, Robert McCook, Jack Mc- Ferren, Jimmy Morrison, Billy Murray, Charles Nickel, Raymond Owens, Doyce Perkins, Bill Reagor, Robert Reisor, Larry Robertson, Bill Scott, Russell Snyder, Vincent Tagliavore, John E. Thomas, Albert R. Turner, Eugene Twyman, Louis R. Yazbeck. ■ ' THETA RHO ZETA CHAPTER First Row — Biqham, Black, Brindley, Brown, DeFatta, Dickson, Foreman . . . Second Row — Giatton, Johnson, Lawton, Lide, Long, Luiiey, Moses . . . Third Row — Potter, Pitman, Rhea, Robinson, Theus, W ' hitaker, Woodard. Officers J. D. Theus President Eugene H. Black .... Vice President Guy W. Bigham, Jr Secretary John L. Luffey Treasurer Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Beta chapter was reactivated at Cente- nary on September 16, 1947, after being dor- mant for 42 years, through the absorption of Nu Kappa, outstanding local fraternity. The Pikes have 87 chapters throughout the country, with at least 20 more locals under consideration. One big tradition of the fraternity is the spring formal in honor of the Dream Girl of II K A. Mrs. Helen Hope Sixbey is the chapter Dream Girl for Life. Pi Kappa Alpha was founded at the University of Virginia in 1868. Pi Kappa Alpha is proud to have as members en the Faculty — Dr. J. J. Mickle, President of Centenary College, and Dr. George L. Sixbey. Members and Pledges: Guy W. Bigham, Eu- gene H. Black, Roberi Brindley, William D. Brown, Nicholas DeFatta, Curtis Dickson, Odelle Dulds, Norman Foreman, Harry Garrett, Ru- dolph Grafton, Dan Griffith, James C. Johnson, John Joyner, Robert W. Kennon, A. C. Lawton, Jr., Harvey Lee, William D. Lide, Jr., James C. Long, John L. Luffey, Thomas M. Moses, James P. Mueller, Lewis H. Pitman, Jerald Potter, Wil- liam Rhea, Clifton Robinson, Louis Sicard, Alaric Smith, J. D. Theus, Don Whitaker, Arthur Woodward. TTK First Row — Malcolm Fridge, Wilbur Hirsch, Harry Jarred, A. C. Lav ton, Harry Lazarus, Roy LeBlanc Thomas Moses, Charles }. Stamper, J. D. Theus, Albert Ray Turner, Louis Yazbeck. Second. Row — A. B. Morris, Jr., INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Officers Harry Lazarus President J. D. Theus Vice-President Harry Jarred Secretary Malcolm Fridge Treasurer The council is composed of three representatives from each of the four fraternities and one faculty advisor. The officers are provided by each fraternity in a four-year rotation system. The primary purpose of the council is to perpetuate the fraternity system at Centenary. The council serves as the governing body for all the fraternities on the campus and is practically sovereign in its legislation due to the broad powers given it by the school authori- ties. The establishment of rules, hearing controversial matters between fraternities, representing the fraternities to the college, investigating new fraternities desirous of entering the campus are among the duties of the council. The bonfires for pep rallies during football season were prepared by the council in an effort to increase school spirit. Interfraternity athletics provide competition between the fraternities and provide an interesting supplement to the regular intramural program of the college. Robert A. Moody is the faculty sponsor. First Row — Barrineau, Bradford, Boyd, Callahan, Connelly, Coulter, Crabtree, Damewood . . . Second Row- — Despot, Dore, Downs, Easley, Ellis, Fletcher, French, Gaines . . . Third Row — Goodwin, Hall, Haitison, Hardin, Henderson, Hightower, Hodges, Jones, B. Alpha Xi Delta Beta Gamma Chapter was established on this campus March 28, 1931. The long line of chap- ters, now numbering sixty-five, found their first home in Galesburg, Illinois, at Lombard College. Their pin is a golden quill; the Killarney rose their lovely flower, and double blue and gold their colors. Officers Betty Downs President Mary Ann Goodwin . . Vice President Anna Dora Ruff Secretary June Despot Treasurer The members take an active part in school func- tions, but the Little Brown House always seems to be full of activity and fun. Betty Downs proved herself an able leader in the role of pres- ident this year. Members and Pledges: Jean Barrineau, Pat Bradford, Marion Boyd, Marilyn Callahan, Jean A A First Row — Jones, D., Kern, Leopard, Lester, Loe, Lusk, McCarter, McCullough . . . Second Bow — McKethon, Mitterlehner, Nelson, Ogletree, Owens, Parker, Richardson, Ruit . . . Third Row — Sapaugh, Smith, Tompkins, Turner, Victory, Worsham, Yancey. Connelly, Carolyn Coulter, Virginia Crabtree, Dorcas Damewood, June Despot, Betty Jean Dore, Betty Downs, Jean Easley, Pat Ellis, Betty Fletcher, Katherine French, Jacqueline Gaines, Mary Ann Goodwin, Virginia Hall, Gloria Har- rison, Joyce Hardin, Wynelle Henderson, Anna Fay Hightower, Ann Hodges, Betty Jo Jones, Delores Jones, Ida Kern, Katherine Leopard, Kathleen Ann Lester, Betty Jo Loe, Lina Lusk, Helene McCarter, Betty Jean McCullough, Sally McKethan, Betty Jo Mitterlehner, Delma Nelson, Coleen Ogletree, Marie Owens, Helen Joyce Parker, Nell Richardson, Billie Jean Sapaugh, Mary Jean Smith, Jo Ann Tompkins, Betty Jean Turner, Sallie Victory, Wanda Worsham, Caro- lyn Yancey. BETA GAMMA CHAPTER First flow— Airey, Beilhy, Brewster, Cavett, Colbert, Copeland, Dawson, Dewiit . . . Second Row— Driver, Edmonds, Entrikin, Fisher, Fox, Gritiith, Hampton, Hay . . . Third Row — Hettler, Higman, Hillman, Holsomback, Johnson, A. M., Johnson, A., Jones, Key. Officers Sharon Miracle President Shirley Petree .... Vice President Ann Reeks Secretary Marjorie Reeks Treasurer CHI OMEGA April 5, 1895, at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville began the story of this sorority. The X and the horseshoe wearers are now repre- sented with 100 chapters in the United States. Chi Omega has ranked first in scholarship at Centenary for 13 consecutive semesters. Besides the high scholastic average, the Chi Omega ' s won top honors in Centenary ' s first football parade. Their float was a confection of lovely girls and gorgeous colors. Members: Jean Aire y, Beverly Beilby, Sidney Brewster, Sara Clair Cavett, Ann Colbert, Kath- rine Copeland, Frances Dawson, Dorothy De- Witt, Posey Driver, Martha Nan Edmonds, Jean Marie Entrikin, Margaret Fisher, Bettie Rea Fox, First Row — Law, Lawrence, Long, Middlebrooks, G., Middlebrooks, M., Miracle, Phelps, Petree . . . Second Row — Plummei, Purnell, Reid, Reeks, M., Reeks, M. A., Rollins, Sarradet, Sjunneson . . . Third Row — Snyder, Tabh, Tench, Tinsiey, Treadwell, Walker, Warren, Wilson, Witherspoon. Barbara Griffith, Charlie Hampton, Gay Hay, Mary Ann Hettler, Lois Ann Higman, Emily Holsomback, Annis May Johnson, Arline John- sen, Bettie Frances Jones, Judy Key, June Law, Sue Ann Lawrence, Dorothy Long, Glennette Middlebrooks, Mary Jeff Middlebrooks, Sharon Miracle, Carolyn Phelps, Shirley Petree, Attie Sue Plummer, Patricia Purnell, Betty Lou Reid, Marjorie Reeks, Mary Ann Reeks, Mary Allen Robinson, Katherine Rollins, Elena Fay Sarra det, Rita Sjunneson, Sally Snyder, Carolyn Tabb, Ann Tench, Pearla Tinsiey, Gloria Treadwell, Betty Jc Walker, Pattie Jean Warren, Dawne Wilson, Elizabeth Witherspoon, Joyce Young- blood. IOTA GAMMA CHAPTER First Row — Adams, Barnette, Biggs, Brock, Brown, Broyles, Crawlord, C.irtis, Davis . . . Second Row — Dickson, Dozier, Elston, Emerick, Flournoy, Gillespie, Gimbei, Gladney, Hamner . . .Third Row — Harkrider, Harris, C, Herrmann. Holland, Houston, H., Houston, M., Johnson, Lindsay, McCullough. Zeta Tau Alpha Recognized by their gray skirts and turquoise sweaters, representing the colors of the sorority, the girls of Ze+a Tau Alpha again won their share of honors of the campus with Rose Au- drey Randall wielding the gavel during the year. Officers Rose Audrey Randall .... President Sally Lindsay .... Vice President Helen Houston Secretary Gretchen Elston Treasurer This sorority was founded in 1898. Virginia State Normal College was its birth place. Beta Iota, the chapter on the Centenary campus, was founded in 1927. Zeta ' s chapters now number eighty-one, with the sorority in the international group. A shining gold badge is the pin, the white violet the flower, which represent these southern belles. Members and Pledges: Patricia Adams, Kathe- rine Barnett, Buja Biggs, Betie Brock, Mary Adair First Row — Melton, Miles, Miller, Montgomery, Ogden, Pardue, Parker, Person, Powell . . . Second Row — Pryor, Randall, Roberts, Simon, Smith, Standi, Stone, Stovall, Taylor, ]. . . . Third Rovs — Taylor, V ., Thoman, Thomas, Torrans, Turner, Wemple, Winherry, Yearwood. Brown, Jane Broyles, Janet Crawford, Alice Cur- tis, Diane Davis, Shirley Dickson, Ann Dozier, Gretchen Elston, Marcella Emerick, Betty Flour- noy, Helen Gillespie, Martha Jean Gimber, Betty Ann Gladney, Lei Hamner, Minette Harkrider, Cora Harris, Barbara Herrmann, Bettye Holland, Helen Houston, Marguerite Houston, Joann John- son, Sally Lindsay, Sue McCullough, Joan Mel- ton, Ann Miles, Marilyn Miller, Betty Ann Mont- gomery, Mary Lou Ogden, Lary Pardue, Lois Ann Parker, Elizabeth Person, Jo Ann Powell, Kathryn Pryor, Rose Audrey Randall, Betty Roberts, Ann Simon, Martha Jo Smith, Mary Elizabeth Stancil, Anne Stone, Beverley Stovall, Jane Taylor, Virginia Taylor, Shirley Rae Tho- man, Barbara Ann Thomas, Martha Torrans, Diane Richey Trice, Beverly Ann Turner, Doro- thy Wemple, Mary Margaret Winberry, Doro- thy Yearwood. BETA IOTA CHAPTER First Row — Bentley, Bogue, Bowdon, Britain, Byrne, Dennis . . . Second Row — Haley, Holtzclaw, Jordan, Lowe, McKinney, Moore Row — Moppert, Peyton, Rembert, Sale, Taylor, Underwood, Zagst. Officers Loraine Jordan President Jackie Rembert .... Vice President Catherine Sale . Corresponding Secretary Ann Bowden Treasurer Louise Lowe . . . Recording Secretary Alpha Omicron Pi Chi stands for Centenary; Sigma, for Shreve- port. So was named the forty-fifth active chap- ter of Alpha Omicron Pi, national sorority which celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 1947. Founded at Barnard College, Columbia Uni- versity, in 1897, Alpha Omicron Pi is marked by a simplicity unusual in Greek-letter societies. This is seen in the absence of a crest and in the single fraternity color, cardinal. The flower is the Jacqueminot rose, and the jewel, the ruby. At Centenary A O Pi is well represented in all campus activities. The group is now plan- ning its house, which is scheduled to be com- pleted by next fall. Chi Sigma sent an outstanding contribution to the sorority ' s philanthropic work, the social ser- vice division of the Frontier Nursing Service in Kentucky. This includes ail types of help for the people of the practically inaccessible por- tions of the Kentucky mountains. Members and pledges of Alpha Omicron Pi are Jean Bentley, Marjorie Bogue, Ann Bowdon, Norma Britain, Ann Byrne, Mary Jane Callahan, Martha Julia Haley, Mary Holtzclaw, Loraine Jordan, Louise Lowe, Carolyn McKinney, Col- leen Moore, Betty Moppert, Alice Murray, Jackie Rembert, Catherine Sale, Laura Ann Taylor and Martha Zagst. First flow — Byrne, Despot, Downs, Enliikin, Fletcher Lowe, Miracle, Petree, Randall, Warren. Second Row — Flournoy, Gaines, Haley, Hamner, Jordan Third Row — Lindsay, PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL The Pan-Hellenic Council is the co-ordinating organi- zation lor the sororities on the Centenary campus. Its primary purpose is to regulate rushing and maintain a cooperative spirit among the sororities. Initiation ol the preferential bid system for rushing is among the major accomplishments of the 1947-48 Pan-Hellenic Council. This system is planned to simplify and shorten rushing and to make the rush season more pleasant for sorority members and rushees. A constitution was drawn up by the Centenary Coun- cil, with working constitutions from other councils used as guides. The addition of an alumnae adviser from each so- rority to the Pan-Hellenic Council is another innova- tion of this year. The advisers act as mediators be- tween the Centenary Council and the Shreveport Pan-Hellenic. Members of the Pan-Hellenic Council for 1947-48 are Ann Byrne, June Despot, Betty Downs, Jean Marie Entrikin, Bettye Fletcher, Betty Flournoy, Jackie Gaines, Martha Julia Haley, Lei Hamner, Loraine Jordan, Sally Lindsay, Louise Lowe, Sharon Miracle, Shirley Petree, Rose Audrey Randall and Pattie Jean Warren. Officers Jean Marie Entrikin President Betty Downs Vice-President Betty Flournoy Secretary Loraine Jordan Treasurer REGI§TRAK Mrs. Don Brown, A.B. Registrar Assistants Betty Hammett Helen Houston Charlie Hampton Mary Harper William P. Fraser, A.B., B.D. Director of Religious Activities Instructor in Biblical Literature BUSINESS OFFICE RIGHT Rosemary Rayburn Switchboard LEFT Cornelia Alexander Assistant Bookkeeper Katherine O. Fulton, B.S. Assistant Bookkeeper Dolores Lightfoot Assistant Bookkeeper Mildred Tucker Assistant Bookkeeper DEAN ' S OFFICE RIGHT Sue Jackson Secretary to Business Manager Eva Nell Hampton, A.B. Virginia Rathburn Secretary to the Dean PUBLIC H ELATION OFFICE Ann Byrne Grace L. Bell, B.M. Secretary to (he Director ot Public Relations Katherine Morrison Elizabeth Wheelis LIBRARIANS Miss Mary Frances Smith, A.B., B.L.S. Mrs. Alice Alben, B.S. Mrs. Ed L. Foster DORMITORY OSTESSES Mrs. H. D. Dennis Mrs. Marie S. Howe Mrs. Lalon Row CAFETERIA HOSTESSES Mrs. Myrtis Farris Mrs. H. L. Zeigler Mrs. Bess Hudgings DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Mrs. Katherine Jackson French, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Emeritus Professor and Acting Head oi the Department of English ABOVE Mary Willis Shuey, A.B. Assistant Professor of English A. M. Shaw, Jr., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English George L. Sixbey, A.B., M.A., Ph. D. Professor of English Mrs. A. R. Campbell, A.B., A.M. Dean of Women and Associate Professor of English TO RIGHT Lela Belitsky, B.J. Instructor in Journalism and English Mary Eloise Prude, A.B., M.A. Instructor in English Anna Ruth Nuttal, A.B., M.A., D.R.E. Assistant Professor of English Edward Murray Clark, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of English MODERN LANGUAGES E. L.Ford, A.B., M.A. Head oi the Department oi Modern Languages ABOVE R. E. White, A.B., M.A. Associate Professor oi Modem Languages Georgia Lou Flournoy, B.A. Instructor in Spanish Lenore Rees, A.B., M.A. Instructor in Spanish John A. Hardin, A.B., A.M. Head oi the Department oi Mathematics Wallace C. Griffith, A.B., A.M. Associate Proiessor oi Mathematics Betty McKnight, A.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics Virginia Carlton, B.S., M.A. Assistant Proiessor oi Mathematics Edmond M. Parker, B.S. Assistant Proiessor oi Applied Mathematics Mrs. Clyde A. Se lf, A.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics MATHEMATICS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Ralph A. Squires, A.B., B.M., M.M. Director of the School oi Music, Professor of Piano Ij 1 i n B. P. Causey, B.S. Instructor in Brass Instruments and Band Mrs. Paul McBride, B.M., M.A. Instructor in Theory of Music Frances Mary Perkins A.B., B.M., M.M. Instructor in Piano and Theory Lester A. Somers, A.B., M.M. Instructor in Violin and Theory Ray Carpenter, B.M. Assistant Professor of Piano and Theory Mrs. Helen Ruffin Marshall Instructor in Voice Moisa Bulboaca, B.M., M.S.M. Instructor in Voice IB! STOIC Y GOVERNMENT TO LEFT Bryant Davidson, A.B., A.M. Head of the Department ot History ABOVE Merlin G. Cox, A.B. , M.A. Assistant Professor oi History and Government Leroy Vogel, A.B., Th.B., Th.M., Ph.D. Professor of History and Government W. Darrell Overdyke, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE S. D. Morehead, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Economics and Commerce Bert L. Williams, B.S. Assistant Professor of Commerce Amanda Wilson, A.B. Instructor in Commerce Clyde A. Self, B.S. Instructor in Commerce Lawrence M. Wantland, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Commerce CHEMISTRY John B. Entrikin. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Chairman of Natural Science Division Robert A. Moody, B.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Alice N. Milner, B.S., MA. Instructor in Chemistry Robert Peters, A.B. Instructor in Chemistry PHYSICS AMI GEOLOGY Ernest H. Cherrington, Jr. A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Head cl the Department of Physics and Astronomy Charles A. Hickcox, B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Geoloqy John S. Urban, B.S., MA. Assistant Professor of Physics BIOLOGY Sue Stewart, A.B. Instructor in Zoology Horace Hays, B.S., M.S. A ssistant Professor in Botany Mary Warters, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Head ot the Department of Biology classic literature: AND William G. Phelps, A.B., A.M. Emeritus Professor of Classics and German Bruno Strauss, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of German and History PSYCHOLOGY Otha King Miles, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education and Psychology Ora V. Watson, B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Sociology A. J. Middlebrooks, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Head of the Department of Education and Psychology Francis E. Hughens, B.S. Psychometrist, Veterans Guidance Center Robert Hiers Assistant Psychometrist, Veterans Guidance Center ART II ISAM A Joseph Gifford, B.L.I., A.B. Head of the Department oi Speech and Dramatics Eva Louise Spence, A.B., B.F.A. Instructor in Speech and Dramatics Don Brown, A.B. Assistant Professor of Art It I II L K Robert E. Smith Emeritus Professor and Head of Department of Biblical Literature William P. Fraser, A.B., B.D. Instructor in Biblical Literature Anna Ruth Nuttal, A.B., M.A., D.R.E. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jess E. Thompson, A.B., B.S. Head of the Department of Physical Education Paul W. Cochran, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education Mrs. Bryant Davidson, A.B., B.S. Instructor in Physical Education for Women Burl Stidham, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education Dorothy Robarge, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education James Albert Young, B.S. Instructor in Physical Education n -f t HOME ECONOMICS Beatrice S. Counts, A.B., B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Home Economics Nancy Ellwood, B.S. Instructor in Home Economics OFFICERS — -Glen Graves, Virginia Taylor, Sally Lindsay, Tom Carter. SENIOR Adams Armstrong Atkins ABOVE: • PAT ADAMS, Shrevepon, B.S., Biology; Zeta Tau Alpha; Yoncopin Editor (Fall). • DALE ARMSTRONG, Shreveport; B.A., English; Kappa Sigma; Choir; Laurel Society. • LINDA LUCILE ATKINS, Shreveport; B.A., English; Spanish Club. BELOW: • First Row: JAMES A. BARNETTE, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Comme:ce Club. • RICHARD J. BARRY, Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Kappa Alpha; Pi Mu Sigma; Yoncopin Editor (Spring); Who ' s Who; Laurel Society. • MARY LOU BARTON, Shreveport; B.A., English; Chi Omega. O PAUL W. BEARDSLEY, Shreveport; B.A., Speech; Dramatic Club. • JAMES L. BECK, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. CLASS • Second Row: HAROLD R. B1CKNELL, -Shreveport; B.S., Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics; Kappa Sigma; Pi Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Chi. • JOSEPh THOMAS BOLAN, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. • ROY J. BOLEN, Shreveport; B.S., Chemistry; Alpha Sigma Chi. • LUCYLLA PAT BRADFORD, Shreveport; B.S., Home Economics; Alpha Xi Delta; Dramatic Club; Cenhomac. 9 CHARLES ELLIS BROWN, Shreveport; B.S., Geology; Kappa Alpha; Geology Club. Barnette BlCKNELL Barry Bolan Barton Bolen Beardsley Bradford Beck Brown Cantwell Carroll Carter Commer Conger ABOVE: © FRANK P. CANTWELL, Morristown, Tennessee; B.S., Commerce, Economics, History. • SAMUEL CARROLL, Shreveport; B.A , History; Gentry; Intramural Council. • THOMAS H. CARTER, Geneseo, Illinois; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Al- pha; Cheerleader; Who ' s Who; Lauiel Society; Treasurer Senior Class. • WIL- LIAM J. COMMER, Pine Bluff, Arkansas; B.A., History; Gentry; Ministerial Club; Student Christian Association. • SIDNEY LAMAR CONGER, Arcadia, Louisiana; B.A., Music; Kappa Sigma; Choir. BELOW: • First Row: JANET OWEN CRAWFORD, Shreveport; B.A., Art; Zeta Tau Alpha; Swimming Club; Spanish Club; Art Student League. 6 ALICE ROSE CURTIS, Marshall, Texas; B.S., Commerce; Zeta Tau Alpha; Commerce Club. • MARK R. DALY, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. CHARLES ANDERSON DAVIS, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Economics. • EDGAR DAVIS, JR., Bossier City; B.A., Music; French Club. • Second Row: PATRICIA DAWSON, Shreveport; B.A., Music. • JUNE CATH- ERINE DESPOT, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Alpha Xi Delta; Cencoe; Chi Sigma Nu; Commerce Club. • ROBERT JAMES DESTICHE, Shreveport; B.A., Psychology Geology Club; Sigma Pi Sigma. • MILFORD H. DINGMAN, JR., Shreveport B.S., Geology; Alpha Chi; Geology Club. • PADDY ANN DOLL, Shreveport B.A., Psychology; Sigma Pi Sigma; Psychology Club; Spanish Club; Newman Club Crawford Dawson Curtis Despot Daly Destiche Davis, C . DlNGMAN Davis, E. Doll Downing Downs Doyle ABOVE: • CORBETT W. DOWNING, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. • SARAH ELIZABETH DOWNS, Shreveport, B.S., Home Economics; Alpha Xi Delta; Maroon Jackets; Student Senate; Chi Sigma Nu; Cenhomec; Cencoe; Pan-Hellenic Council. JIMMIE DOYLE, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Alpha. SENIOR CLASS BELOW: • First Row: MARILYN DRISKELL, Shreveport. • JAMES M. DUNBAR, JR., Shreve- port, B.S., Economics; Kappa Sigma. • BOYD C. DUNLAP, Shreveport; B.A., English; Kappa Alpha; French Club. • HAROLD SCOTT DUNLOP, JR., Shreve- port; B.A., Commerce, History, Psychology. • MASON DUNN, Shreveport; B.S., Physical Education; PEM Club. • Second Row: JAMES G. EAK1N, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. • GRETCHEN ELSTON, Shreveport; B.A., English; Zeta Tau Alpha; Alpha Sigma Chi; Cencoe; Band. • BETTYE FLETCHER, Shreveport; B.S., Home Economics; Alpha Xi Delta; Pan-Hellenic Council; Maroon Jacket; Cencoe; Band. • LLOYD A. FOREMAN, Kap- lan, La.; B.A., Bible; Ministerial Club; Student Christian Association. • NORMAN E. FOREMAN, Kaplan, La.; B.A., History; Pi Kappa Alpha. Driskell Dunbar Eakin Elston Dunlap, B. Fletcher Dunlop, H. Foreman, A. Dunn Foreman, N. Foster Friedenthal Galliher Gandy Gebsen ABOVE: • EDWARD L. FOSTER, Whitman, Mass.; B.S., Chemistry; Alpha Sigma Chi; Who ' s Who; Laurel Society. • SYBIL FRIEDENTHAL, Beverly Hills, Calif.; B.A., Music. • HOWARD V. GALLIHER, Williamson, W. Va.; B.S., Commerce. • SNIDER A, GANDY, Bossier City; B.S., Commerce; Commerce Club. • MAR- GARET ANN GEBSEN, Shreveport; B.A., Psychology; Conglomerate. BELOW: • First Row: JIM G. GIBSON, Shreveport; B.S., Economics; Kappa Sigma. • HELEN TURNER GILLESPIE; B.A., English; Shreveport: Zeta Tau Alpha; Cen- coe. • MARY ANN GOODWIN, Columbia, S. Carolina; B.S., Home Economics; Alpha Xi Delta; Cenhomec; Maroon Jacket; Who ' s Who. • GLEN F. GRAVES, Shreveport; B.A., Commerce, Economics, History; Kappa Alpha; Pi Kappa Delta; Student Senate; Who ' s Who; Laurel Society. • MARY ANN GUICE, Shreve- port; B.A., Psychology; Psychology Club. • Second Row: WILTON GUICE, Shreveport; B.S., Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Mathematics; Kappa Alpha. • LEL HAMNER, Shreveport; BA. Art; Zeta Tau Alpha; Maroon Jacket; Cencoe; Pan-Hellenic Council; Alpha Chi; Choir; Who ' s Who. • R. F. HAMNER, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Sigma. • CYLDE ERNEST HANKEY, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce.  MARGUERITE H. HANKEY, Shreveport; B.A., English. Gibson Guice, W. Gillespie Hamner, L. Goodwin Hamner, F. Graves Hankey, C. Guice, M. Hankey, M. Hargis Hargrove Harkrider ABOVE: • BILLIE HARGIS, Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Pi Mu Sigma; Alpha Chi Alpha Sigma Chi. • NEIL F. HARGROVE, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Commerce Alpha Sigma Pi; Commerce Club. • MINETTE HARKRIDER, Marshall, Texas B.S., Commerce; Zeta Tau Alpha; Commerce Club; Psychology Club. SENIOR BELOW: • First Row: CHARLES C. HARRIS, Shreveport. 9 WALTER E. HAWKINS, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Alpha. • JOSEPH F. HEARD, Shreveport; B.S., Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics; Kappa Alpha. • JAMES TRUMAN HENRY, Shreveport; B.S., Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics; Pi Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Chi. • BARBARA HERRMANN, Shreveport; B.A., English; Zeta Tau Alpha., 9 Second Row: WILLIAM R. HICKS, Marshall, Texas; B.S., Commerce; Commerce Club. 9 ROBERT L. HIERS, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. 9 BETTYE HOLLAND, Minden, La.; B.A., Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; Maroon Jacket; Choir; Chi Sigma Nu. 9 LEO WAYNE HOLT, Shieveport; B.S., Geology; Kappa Alpha; Geological Society. 9 CHARLES W. HOLTSCLAW, Shreveport; B.S., Economics; Kappa Sigma; Who ' s Who; Laurel Society; Canterbury Club. Harris Hicks Hawkins HlERS Heard Holland Henry Holt Herrmann Holtsclaw Houston HuDDIESTON Hughes Hunter Jenkins ABOVE: « HELEN LOUISE HOUSTON, Shreveport; B.A., History; Zeta Tau Alpha; Cencoe. • CHARLES L. HUDDLESTON, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. • S. E. HUGHES, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Alpha. O ROBERT P. HUNTER, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Alpha; Commerce Club. O MARGARET STATHEM JEN- KINS, Shreveport; B.A., Art; Aufait; Maroon Jacket. BELOW: • First Row: ALBERT G. JOHNSON, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Kappa Alpha; Psychology Club. • JAMES C. JOHNSON, Mnoroe, La.; B.S., Physical Education; Pi Kappa Alpha; Football Squad; Laurel Society. © WALTER JOHNSON, Shreve- port; B.A., History, Economics, Psychology; Kappa Alpha; Ministerial Club; Stu- dent Christian Association; Psychology Club; Laurel Society. © FRANK KAPPEN, Shreveport; B.S., Mathematics; Kappa Sigma. • LAWRENCE C. KERANS, George- town, 111.; B.A., Education; Chi Sigma Nu; Ministerial Club. • Second Row: JOEL B. KIZER, Shreveport; B.S., Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics; Kappa Sigma. • JOHN R. LANGLOW, Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Kappa Alpha; Pi Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Chi; Laurel Society. © VINCENT L. LAVIN, Shreve- port; B.S., Geology. • JAMES M. LAW, Oil City; B.S., Geology; Geology Club. • A. C. LAWTON, JR., Baton Rouge; B.S., Biology; Pi Kappa Alpha; Pi Mu Sigma; Inter-fraternity Council. Jo?inson, A. Kizer Johnson, J. Langlow Johnson, W. Lavin Kappen Law Kerans Lawton Lenxwiler Levy Lide ABOVE: • JOAN VIRGINIA LENXWILER, Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Pi Mu Sigma. • MAHLON HOWELL LEVY, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Alpha; Commerce Club. •WILLIAM DAVID LIDE, JR., Jacksonville, Fla.; B.S., Commerce; Pi Kappa Alpha; Commerce Club. SENIOR BELOW: • First Row: SARAH ANN LINDSAY, Shreveport; B.A., History; Zeta Tau Alpha; Maroon Jacket; Pan-Hellenic Council; Chi Sigma Nu; Cencoe; Who ' s Who. • ROBERT L. LINDSEY, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Sigma. • MELBA JEANNE LOVEALL, Shreveport; B.S., Chemistry; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Chi. O JOHN LOUIS LUFFEY, Monroe, La.; B.S., Commerce; Pi Kappa Alpha; Foot- ball Squad; Newman Club; Laurel Society. • RUSSELL MADDOX, Shrevepor ' ; B.S., Commerce; Lambda Chi Alpha. CLASS • Second Row: OGDEN VANCE MASON, Fairhope, Ala.; B.A., History; Choir; Student Christian Association; Ministerial Club. • WILLIAM ERNEST McCLEARY, Shreveport; B.A., Art, English, Speech; Lambda Chi Alpha; Conglomerate; French Club; Art Student League. • WILLIAM C. McDANIELS, Shreveport; B.S., Educa- tion, History, Psychology; Kappa Sigma; Band; Psychology Club. • ALLAN EDWIN McGARY, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce Club; Alpha Sigma Pi. • CHARLES MIDDLETON, JR., Russiaville; B.S., Chemistry, Engineering, Mathematics; Alpha Sigma Chi. Lindsay Mason Lindsey McCleary LOVEALL McDaniels LUFFEY McGary Maddox MlDDLETON Mitchell Montgomery Moore Morris Myers ABOVE: • GLORIA MELBA MITCHELL, Shreveport; B.A., Art; Aufait; Art Student League. • JAMES HARVEY MONTGOMERY, Monroe, La.; B.S., Geology; Geology Club; Laurel Society. • BILLY HAMILTON MOORE, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Alpha. • A. B. MORRIS, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Economics; Kappa Alpha; Student Senate; Commerce Club; Yoncopin Business Manager; Inter-fraternity Council; Who ' s Who; Laurel Society. • EDGAR E. MYERS, JR., Amite; B.A., Commerce, Economics, History. BELOW: • First Row: DAVID C. NEEDHAM, Shreveport; B.S., Economics, Government, Psychology; Psychology Club. • EDWIN B. NOLAND, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Alpha; Camera Club. • MARIE OWENS, Mansfield, La.; B.S., Home Economics; Alpha Xi Delta; Cenhomec; Dormitory Council. • RAY- MOND L. OWENS, Shreveport; B.A., Geology; Lambda Chi Alpha; Geology Club; Band. • F. MALCOLM PAUL, Shreveport; B S., Geology. • Second Row: OTTOLYN PAYNE, Shreveport; B.A., Education; Aufait; Maroon Jacket. • SHIRLEY LOU PETREE, Shreveport; B.A., History; Chi Omega; Pan- Hellenic Council; Intramural Council; Cencoe; Chi Sigma Nu; Maroon Jacket. 9 LEROY E. PHILBROOK, New Orleans, La.; B A., History; Gentry; Choir; Band;. Ministerial Club; Student Christian Association. © JAMES B. POWELL, Shreve- port; B.S., Geology; Kappa Alpha; Geology Club.  JO ANN POWELL, Shreve- port; B.A., English; Zeta Tau Alpha; Cencoe. Needham Payne Noland Petree Owens, M. Philbrook Owens, R. Powell, Jas. Paul Powell, J. -TtSSMt Provenza Rains Rambin ABOVE: • ANTHONY JUSTIN PROVENZA, Shrevepori; B.A., Commerce. • BILLIE JO RAINS, Zwolle, La.; B.A., Psychology; Aufait; Intramural Council; Dramatic Club; Psychology Club. • JAMES C. RAMBIN, Shrevepori; B.S., Commerce, Economics, Government, History. SENIOR W J-J l kD kD BELOW: • First Row: MERLE LAIR REED, Shrevepori; B.A., Psychology; Psychology Club. ELIZABETH LOUISE REID, Shreveport; B.A., English; Chi Omega. • MARY JACQUELINE REMBERT, Marshall, Texas; B.A., English; Alpha Omicron Pi; Dormitory Council. • DENNIS B. RICOU, Shreveport; B.S., Geology. • JAMES Z. ROBERTSON, B.S., Commerce, 1949. • Second Row: JEAN ADELE ROSENBLOOM, Shreveport; B.A., English, Music, Speech. • ANNA DORA RUFF, Shreveport; B.A., Art; Alpha Xi Delta; Cencoe; Chi Sigma Nu; Art Student League. • CATHERINE SALE, Homer, La.; B.S., Physical Education; Alpha Omicron Pi; PEM Club; Intramural Council; Dormitory Council; Maroon Jacket. • JANIS TOOKE SANDEL, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. • WARREN L. SANDEL, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. Reed Rosenbloom Reid Ruff Rembert Sale Ricou Sandel, J. Robertson Sandel, W. Saye SCHWARTZENBURG Seay Shaw Shelton ABOVE: • EURIN W. SAYE, Shreveport; B.S., Geology; Geology Club. • FREDERICK SCHWARTZENBURG, JR., New Orleans, La.; B.S., Chemistry; Gentry; Sigma Pi Sigma. • ARTHUR V. SEAY, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Sigma. • SHIRLENE BARBARA SHAW, Shreveport; B.A., English; Aufait; Art Students League. • MARY ALICE SHELTON, Shreveport; B.A., English. BELOW: • First Row: GEORGE C. SLATTERY, Shreveport; B.S., Commerce. • EDWARD OUORRIE SMITH, Shreveport; B.S., History. • LOIS SMITH, Shreveport; B.A., English; Chi Sigma Nu; Band. • WILLIAM H. SNOW, Shreveport; B.S., Com- merce; Lambda Chi Alpha. • J. L. SOLOMON, Shreveport; B.A., Psychology; Band; Psychology Club; Yoncopin; Who ' s Who; Laurel Society. • Second Row: CHARLES J. STAMPER, Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Kappa Alpha; Student Senate; Inter-fraternity Council; Pi Mu Sigma. • MARY ELIZABETH STANCIL, Shreveport; B.A., English; Zeta Tau Alpha; Cencoe; Chi Sigma Nu. • WALLACE STROUD, Shreveport; B.S., Chemistry; Gentry. • F. WILTON SUMMERS, Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Kappa Alpha; Pi Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Chi; Camera Club. • JAMES EDWARD TALLEY, DeQueen, Ark.; B.S., Chemistry. Slattery Stamper Smith, E. Stancil Smith, L. Stroud Snow Summers Solomon Talley Taylor Tench Trotter ABOVE: • VIRGINIA TAYLOR, Houston, Texas; B.A., Ait; Zeta Tau Alpha; Homecoming Queen; Spanish Club; Psychology Club. • ANN TENCH, Shreveport; B.A., Art; Chi Omega; CenCoe; Dramatic Club; Fsychology Club; Maroon Jacket. • GEORGE H. TROTTER, Shreveport; B.S., Chemistry, 1949. SENIOR J_I l kD kD BELOW: • First Row: JOHN WALLACE TURNER, Shreveport; B.S., Economics, Govern- ment, History; Kappa Sigma. • LESTER C. VERIGAN, Frierson, La.; B.A., Psy- chology; Psychology Club. • PEPPINO VLAHOYANNES, Shreveport; B.S., Chem- istry; Newman Club. • RALPH W. WHITELEY, Duncan, Okla.; Athletic Pub- licity Director. • MITTIE WILLIAMS, Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Pi Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Chi. • Second Row: OLLIE P. WILLIAMS, Shreveport; B.S., Biology, Chemistry, Mathe- matics, Physics; Kappa Alpha; Pi Mu Sigma; Alpha Sigma Chi. • SIDNEY M. WILLIAMS, Shreveport; B.S., Economics; Kappa Alpha; Student Senate; Inter- fraternity Council. • ROBERT R. WILSON, Shreveport; B.S., Biology; Alpha Sigma Chi, Pi Mu Sigma. • JACK WINEGEART, Shreveport; B.A., Bible; Min- isterial Club; Student Christian Association; Choir. • P. W. WOODRUFF, JR., Shreveport; B.S., Commerce; Kappa Sigma; Commerce Club. Turner Willliams, O. Verigan Williams, S. Vlahoyannes Wilson Whiteley Winegeart Williams, M. Woodruff WOZENCRAFT Wren Yazbeck Yeates ABOVE: • LYNN WOZENCRAFT, Camden, Ark.; B.S., Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics; Kappa Alpha; Band. • W. SPENCER WREN, Shreveport; B.A., Bible, English, Music; Ministerial Club; Student Christian Association. • LOUIS R. YAZBECK, Shreveport; B.A., English; Lambda Chi Alpha; Inter-fraternity Council; Managing Editor of Conglomerate; Laurel Society. • EDWIN C. YEATES, JR., Cotton Valley; B.A., History, Economics, Government. Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear JAMES EDMUND BAILEY, JR. ALBERT L. BICKNELL RICHARD P. BLAIR EVERETT RUSSELL EOBBITT H. WHITNEY BOGGS MARGARET HEARD CASH WILLIAM E. COLLIER GEORGE ROBERT CUMMINGS HENRY DE LAUNE DONOVAN DERBY GEORGE CORNELIUS DIXON JOAN DODSON DELOY G. DOWELL R. C. FLETCHER MARTHA ELAINE GALLOWAY WILLIAM EMMET GLEASON MELVIN R. HICKS JEFFERSON LEE HORN SUZANNE INGERSOLL MARION GORE KURFISS OSKAR DYKES LEABO ODUS TONEY LOGAN FRANK PETTY MERRITT DAVID L. MOFFAT GLORIA MONZINGO HERBERT H. NELSON JOHN HOUSTON OLIPHINT RICHARD D. OLIVER CATHERINE FRANCES OTOOLE BENJAMIN WESLEY PARDUE JOHN R. PHILYAW, JR. ROBERT EXRA RICHARDS JOHN PAUL ROBINSON CALVIN S. ROCKEFELLER MARJORIE ADELINE SCHULER JAMES HAROLD SMITH MARTHA MARSHALL STUCK PHILIP TALBOT EUGENE PRESTON TWYMAN KENNETH WATTS, JR. CHARLES L. WESTLEY CURTIS W. WILLIAMS GEORGE AARON YOUNG OFFICERS— Gaius Hardaway, Dorothy Long, Jeanne Marie Entrikin, Harry Lazarus. JUNIOR y J_i A i ) kD ABOVE: • First Row: ROY JOE ABNEY, Shreveport. • LILIAN INGFRID ANDERSON, Shreveport. • REUEL ANDERSON, Shreveport. • BEN BACON, Shreveport. • W. D. BARTHOLOMEW, Shreveport. • Second Row: BURL A. BARTLETT, Yale, Oklahoma. • BEVERLY E. BEILBY, Shreveport. • HARVEY C. BELTZ, Shreveport. • GEORGE JAMES BERSHEN, Shreveport. • BUJA BIGGS, Beckville, Texas. BELOW: • First Row: JAMES H. BLACKMON, Shreveport. • STANLEY S. BOLESTA, Detroit, Mich. • CLIFTON L. BOOKER, Baskin. • BETTYE BEVERLY BOONE, Shreveport. • JOHN S. BOURQUIN, Shreveport. • ANN BOWDEN, Ashdown, Ark. • JOE BREITHAUPT, Shreveport. • SIDNEY BREWSTER, Shreveport. • Second Row: HERBERT BRITAIN, Shreveport. • JOE R. BROCK, Shreveport. • DWIGHT M. BROWN, Shreveport. • JACK G. BURKS, Shreveport. • HAROLD S. BUTCHER, University City, Missouri. • JOSEPHINE BUTLER, Shreveport. • ANN BYRNE, Shreveport. • IRA L. CAMPBELL, JR., Coushatta. ABOVE: • First Row: JACK T. CAPPEL, Alexandria. • MANTHA ROSE CARAWAY, Lafayette. • DORA HERREN CARTER, Doyline. © HARVEY LEE CARTER, Shreveport. • JOHN A. CASHORE, Shreveport. • IRENE LAIRD CHAMBER- LAIN, Shreveport. • SARAH C. CHAMBERS, Pasadena, Texas. • Second Row: JOSE T. CHEEK, Shreveport. • MARY ANNE CLARK, Shreve- port. • DOUG CLAIBOURNE. Dewey, Oklahoma. • BEVERLY ANN CON- NELL, Belcher. • BRYAN E. CONNELL, Belcher. • KATHRYN COPELAND, Shreveport. • JOHN G. COSSE, Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: JOHN E. COX, Campti. • JOSEPH CLEMSON CRAWFORD, Shreveport. • SAMUEL LLOYD DAVIS, JR., Shreveport. • JAMES A. DEES, Shrevepoit. • DAN NEAL DENTON, Bossier City. • LAWRENCE DICKERSON, Shreveport. • DONALD S. DIXON, Shreveport. • CARRIE SYBIL DURBIN, DeKalb. • Second Row: LAMAR EBERHARDT, Longview, Texas. • JOSEPH B. EDMON- SON, Shreveport. • O. C. EDWARDS, JR., Shreveport. • JULIA ELSTON, Haughton. • FRANCIS P. ELTIFE, Shreveport. © JEAN MARIE ENTRIKIN, Shreveport. • JOHN HENRY EVANS, Shreveport. © JOHN HOWARD EVANS, Shreveport. JUNIOR ABOVE: O First Row: MARGARET FISHER, Shreveport. • GEORGIE L. FOSTER, Shreve- port. • BETT1E RAI FOX, Shreveport. • MALCOLM D. FRIDGE, JR., Shreve- port. • JACQUELINE GAINS, Shreveport. • Second Row: DENNY GAMBLE, Shreveport. © BONNIE ALICE GASTON, Shreveport. • JODIE B. GERRON, Ennis. « RAYMOND L. GIBBS, Shreveport. ® HUBERT GLEASON, Shreveport. CLASS BELOW: v iS • First Row: STEPHEN L. GOLDENBERG, Shreveport. • ELSTON S. GOLSON, Shreveport. • JOHN P. GOODSON, Shreveport. • ROBERT GOODWILL, Min- den. • JOE A. GOWAN, Shreveport. • MARY NELL GRAINGER, Shreveport. • TOMMIE LUE GUILLIAMS, Springhill. • MARCELLA HALPERT, Shreveport. • Second Row: CHARLIE HAMPTON, Shreveport. © GAIUS HARDAWAY, Shreveport. • JUDSON G. HARPER, Shreveport. • ROBERT T. HARRIS, Carth- age, Texas. • JACK W. HARRISS, Shreveport. • CLIFTON HARWELL, Shreve- port. • C. C. HAWES, JR., Shreveport. • L. K. HERLONG, Shreveport. fcl J « I ABOVE: • First Row: BARBARA HICKS, Marshall, Texas. • MELVIN H. HICKS, Shreve- port. • JESSE W. HIGGINBOTHAM, Shrevepori. • LOIS ANNE HIGMAN, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. • ROBERT L. HILL, Shreveport. • BETTINA HILMAN, Shreve- port. • W. K. HINTON, JR., Shreveport. • Second Row: WARREN A. HIRSCH, JR., Shreveport. • ROBERT MILTON HORNE, Tatum, Texas. • MARGUERITE HOUSTON, Shreveport. • ALBERT L. HUFFMAN, JR., Shreveport. • ANNE HULL, Shreveport. • JOHN R. HUMPH- RIES, JR., Shreveport. • ALBERT E. HYDE, Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: BILL HYDE, Shreveport. • DORA ALICE JACKSON, Tinsley, Mississippi. • HARRY M. JARRED, Shreveport. • RICHARD JARRATT, Shreve- port. • PEGGY L. JOHNS, Shreveport. • ANNIS MAY JOHNSON, Shreveport. • J. H. JOHNSON, Shreveport. • JOANN JOHNSON, Center, Texas. • Second Row: BETTY JO JONES, Shreveport. • EDWIN E. JONES, Shreve- port. • WILLIAM L. JOPLING, JR., Shreveport. © LORAINE JORDAN, Shreve- port. • WILLIAM E. KAPPEN, Shreveport. • BILL KEASLER, Shreveport. • GWEN KELLEY, Shreveport. • IDA KERN, Shreveport. t| 32 ;. f JUNIOR ABOVE: • First Row: ARMAND W. K1TTO, New Orleans, port. • CHARLES E. LAING, Waskom, Texas. • HARRY A. LAZARUS, Shreveport. SHERMAN KOTTLE, Shreve-  JUNE LAW, Shreveport. • Second Row: KATHERINE LEOPARD, Shreveport. • NICKIE LESTER, Shreve- port. • BETTY JO LOE, Shreveport. • DOROTHY LONG, Shreveport. • JAMES C. LONG, Shreveport. CLASS BELOW: • First Row: ROY E. LONGINO, Shreveport. • THOMAS G. LYONS, Shreve- port. • STERLING E. MAGEE, Shreveport. • JUDSON D. MARION, Shreveport. • EDWARD D. MARKS, Shreveport. • DAN ROSS MASON, Shreveport. • WILLIAM H. MAYBIN, Shreveport. • Second Row: SEAMEN A. MAYO, JR., Lake Charles. • HELENE McCARTER, Shieveport. • LELIA MAE McCLANAHAN, Shreveport. • ROBERT DEVON McCOOK, Shreveport. • JOHN E. McCOY, Shreveport. • G. E. McGOVERN, JR., Shreveport. • JAMES E. McGUFFIN, Jena. • MARCILLE McGUIRT, Shieveport. V I ;4 h S ' L l ABOVE: • First Row: JOHN McKEE, Shreveport. • GEORGE DAVID McKINNEY, Min- den. • TED L. MENGE, Shreveport. • LULA ANN MEREDITH, Shreveport. • GLENNETTE MIDDLEBROOKS, Shreveport. • SAM F. MILAZZO, Shreveport. • MARILYN MILLER, Gladewater, Texas. • Second Row: GARON MIRACLE, Shreveport. • SHARON MIRACLE, Shreve- port. • CHARLES B. MOORE, Shreveport. • JAY MOORE, Shreveport. • HARREL MULKEY, JR., Shreveport. • BUDDY NEAL, Shreveport. • HER- BERT H. NELSON, Bossier City. BELOW: • First Row: YVONNE NORRIS, Mena, Arkansas. • PAUL R. NOYES, Shreve- port. • R. D. OLIVER, Epps. • JOHN F. PABODY, Shreveport. • WILLIAM H. PARKER, Shreveport. • BILL PATTON, Shrevepoit. • ELIZABETH PERSON, Shreveport. • ADA FRANCES PEYTON, Shreveport. • Second Row: CAROLYN PHELPS, Shreveport. © ROBERT W. PLANTS, Shreveport. • GEORGE PLAXCO, Shreveport. • JOE H. POWELL, Shreveport. • JOY PROCTOR, Shreveport. • JOE B. PULLEN, Shreveport. • MILLIE JO PULLEY, Bossier City. • CHARLES A. RAINES, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: ROSE AUDREY RANDAll, Shreveport. • CAREY LOUIS RAT- CLIFF, Shreveport. • WILLIAM REAGOR, Shreveport. • MARJORIE REEKS, Shreveport. • PAT RICHARD, Shreveport. JUNIOR • Second Row: WILLIAM GARDINER RICKS, Shreveport. • VERNON D. RIGDON, Shreveport. • WILLIAM T. RISER, Shreveport. • NELL ROACH, Shreveport. • DONALD G. ROBINSON, Shreveport. J_j ± o o BELOW: • First Row: MARY ALLEN ROBINSON, Shreveport. • JACK RODGERS, Shreveport. • CHARLES D. ROGERS, Shreveport. • WALTER A. RUTHER- FORD, JR., Shreveport. • DON SAUNDERS, Shreveport. • DAN SAWYER, Shreveport. • MARY MILES SHARP, Shreveport. • ANN SIMON, Center, Texas. e Second Row: E. KITTREDGE SIMS, Shreveport. • BILL SIRMAN, Benton. ® COURTNEY F. SMITH, JR., Shreveport. • JAMES HAROLD SMITH, Shreve- port. • MARJ ORIE HELEN SMITH, Shreveport. • SALLY SNYDER, Shreveport. • CHARLES M. SOLLEY, Shreveport. • HAROLD STRAUSMAN, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: MARYLEE STRICKLAND, Shreveport. Shreveport. • CLEVELAND STRONG, Doyline. • Ellyn, Illinois. • CAROLYN TABB, Shreveport. port. • JOSEPH TITONE, Shreveport. ► WILLIAM M. STRICKLAND, ERNEST A. SW ANSON, Glen • PERLA TINSLEY, Shreve • Second Row: JO ANN TOMPKINS, Shreveport. © BETTY JEAN TURNER, Longview, Texas. • EUGENE PRESTON TWYMAN, Shreveport. • SALLIE LOU VICTORY, Shreveport. • LAWRENCE B. VOSS, JR., Shreveport. • DAYTON WALLER, Shreveport. • NANCY WARD, Cleburne, Texas. BELOW: • First Row: PATTIE JEAN WARREN, Shreveport. • KENNETH WATTS, Shreve- port. • RICHARD WATTS, Winnfield. • CLARENCE WELLS, JR., Mineral Wells, Texas. • DOROTHY WEMPLE, Shreveport. • JIMMIE WEYMAN, Shreveport. • A. LEE WHITE, Shreveport. • GAYLON WHITE, Shreveport. • Second Row: KENNETH L. WHITE, Shreveport. • BISBY H. WIERICK, Shreve- port. • BOBBY WILLIAMS, Shreveport. • JAMES H. WILLIAMS, Minden. • JACK W. WILLIAMSON, Shreveport. • WILLIAM A. WOOLLEY, Shreveport. Shreveport. • FAYE VINSON WREN, Shreveport. • ROBERT A. YOUNG, JR., Shreveport. • HERMAN YELLEN, OFFICERS — Joyce Hardin, Coleman Brown, Beverley Stovall. Sophomore Class ABOVE: • First Row: GEORGIA ADAMS, Shreveport. port. • MORRIS C. ALLUMS, Shreveport. • L. G. ARRINGTON, Shreveport. • THOMAS C. ADAMS, Shreve- BILLY ANDREWS, Shreveport. • Second Row: LONNIE O. AULDS, Shreveport. • ALBERT AURA, Shreveport. • GEORGE BACILLA, Shreveport. • LEWIS T. BAKER, JR., Shreveport. L. TERRELL BAKER, JR., Dixie. BELOW: • First Row: THOMAS N. BARHAM, Shreveport. • CLARENCE R. BARLOW, Shreveport. • JOHN D. BARNES, Shreveport. • O. J. BARNETTE, Shreveport. • SYBIL MARIE BARNETTE, Shreveport. • WILLIE FOSTER BARNIDGE, Shreveport. • BOBBY J. BARY, Bossier City. • R. O. BELL, JR., Shreveport. • Second Row: JOYCE BENNETT, Linden, Texas. • JERRY BETTIS, Shreve- port. • BILLY F. BICKHAM, Bossier City. • BILLY J. BICKHAM, Shreveport. • GUY BIGHAM, Shreveport. • DANIEL B. BINFORD, Shreveport. • EUGENE H. BLACK, Shreveport. • W. M. BLAXTON, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: MARJORIE BOGUE, Shreveport. • JUNE ANN BOONE, Shreve- port. O JAMES F. BOTT, Shreveport. • JOSEPH HENRY BOWDON, Lake Charles. • LOUISE BOWDON, Lake Charles. • MARTIN BOYARSKY, Shreve- port. • JAMES A. BOYDSTUN, Shreveport. • Second Row: PAUL BRAINIS, Shreveport. • CARL BREWINGTON, Shreve- port. • JOE M. BRIGGS, Shreveport. • ROBERT H. BRIGGS, Shreveport. • ROBERT R. BRINDLEY, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. • NORMA BRITAIN, Shreveport. • BETTE BROCK, Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: G. W. BROCK, Shreveport. • JOHN C. BROCK, JR., Shreveport. • PAUL E. BROOKS, Rhinehart. • BRUCE BROWN, Beaumont, Texas. • COLEMAN T. BROWN, Shreveport. • DON BROWN, Shreveport. • 1MO- GENE BROWN, Shreveport. • SELWYN C. BROWNING, Shreveport. • Second Row: JANE BROYLES, Shreveport. • JACK BUCKINGHAM, Shreve- port. • CARTER BUSH, Shreveport • MARILYN CALLAHAN, Shreveport. • EDWARD CAMP, Haynesville. • J. EVAN CAMPBELL, Shreveport. • MA- RION CANNON, Barksdale. • RICHARD C. CARLTON, Shreveport. mA k Sophomore ABOVE: • First Row: MILDRED CARNEY, Shreveport. • KAY CARTER, Shreveport. • JOHN E. CHANDLER, Shreveport. © NORMAN CHAPMAN, Shreveport. • JAMES T. CLARK, Shreveport. • Second Row: • BEEB ANN COLBERT, Shreveport. • FLORENCE COLE, Shreveport. • JAMES A. CONERLY, Sh reveport. © JEANNE CONNELLY, Shreveport. • R. V. COOK, Shreveport. Vw J_.xiOkD BELOW: • First Row: CHESTER R. COOK, Iowa. • HERBERT A. COPE, Shreveport. © DANIEL W. COX, Shreveport. • URBANE R. CRANE, Shreveport. • HOWARD N. CRAWFORD, JR., Shreveport. • WAYNE S. CRAWFORD, Shreveport. • RONALD CROSS, Shreveport. • ANNE CUNNINGHAM, Shreveport. • Second Row: JOSEPH C. CUSH, Shreveport. • GEORGE L. DALY, Shreve- port. © DORCAS LOUISE DAMEWOOD, Shreveport. • ROBERT E. DAVIS, Bethany. © JOHN R. DAVIS, Shreveport. © LEON DAVIS, Shreveport.  NELSE ARTHUR DAVIS, Shreveport. • RICHARD DAVIS, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: SHIRLEY IONE DAVIS, Leesville. • TOMMY DAVIS, Shreveport. • ROSS DEAN, Bossier City. • NICHOLAS DEFATTA, Shreveport. • CARL DEHN, Shreveport. • RICHARD CURTIS DICKSON, Houston, Texas. • HERBERT DIEBNER, Shreveport. • Second Row: CHARLES DILLMAN, Shre veport. • BETTY RAY DODSON, Plain Dealing. • BETTY JEANNE DORE, Shreveport. • ANN DOZIER, Delhi. • MARTHA FOSEY DRIVER, Luxora, Arkansas. • DIZ DUNCAN, Taylorville, Illinois. • IVY E. DUNN, JR., Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: F. A. DURHAM, Frederick, Oklahoma. • J. A. EAKIN, Shreveport. • JEAN EASLEY, Shreveport. • WILLIAM H. ELDER, Shreveport. • MAR- CELLA EMERICK, Shreveport. • DONALD E. ELROD, Bossier City. • HERBERT G. ENGLAND, JR., Marion. • PHIL ENGLISH, Shreveport. • Second Row: MARTHA ANN ENYART, Bradley, Arkansas. • LENNY FANT, Memphis, Tenn. • CLOIS D. FEARS, Shreveport. • BETTY FLOURNOY, Shreve- port. • JEAN FONG, Shreveport. • RUDOLPH R. FORBING, Forbing. • CON- NELL M. FORT, Shreveport. • JACK W. FRAZIER, Shreveport. Sophomore ABOVE: • First Row: KATHRYN FRENCH, Shreveport. port. • HAROLD R. FULGHUM, Bossier City, sier City. • JEAN R. GAIENNIE, Shreveport. 1 VINCENT J. FULCO, Shreve- CLEDA DELORIS GAGE, Bos- • Second Row: PAUL GALBRA1TH, Belcher. • WILLIAM HERMAN GARRETT, Haynesville. • GEORGE A. GASTON, Shreveport. • EVERETT GAUNTT, Bos- sier. • LEON GETZ, Shreveport. l_ir iZ)0 BELOW: • First Row: FRED W. GIBSON, Marlinton, West Virginia. • LOUIS E. GIBSON, Shreveport. • MARTHA JEAN GIMBER, Shreveport. • BETTY ANN GLADNEY, Homer. • ASHTON GLASSELL, Shreveport. • CARL L. GRANTZ, Shreveport. • KENNETH F. GRAVES, Shreveport. • SAMMY GRAYSON, Shreveport. • Second Row: JERRY MONROE GREEN, Shreveport. • FREDDIE GRIFFIN, Shreveport. • MAC GRIFFIN, Shreveport. « MARTHA JULIA HALEY, Rayville. © DONALD J. HALL, DeOuincy. • FRANK HAMBY, Shreveport. • JAMES S. HANCOCK, Shreveport. • JOYCE HARDIN, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: EDGAR L. HARGROVE, Lockesburg, Arkansas. • DONALD MERLE HARREL; Lawton, Oklahoma. • MARY ANNE HARRINGTON, Shreve- port. • CORA HARRIS, Baton Rouge. • GLORIA ANNE HARRISON, Shreve- port. • JAMES GLADDEN HARRISON, Shreveport. • STANLEY F. HAR- VEY, SR., Shreveport. • Second Row: OSCAR CLAYTON HATHAWAY, Shreveport. • I. B. HAYES, Shreveport. • WYNELLE HENDERSON, Marshall, Texas. • JAMES WES- LEY HERLONG, Shreveport. • THERON B. HERNDON III, Mansfield. • MARY ANN HETTLER, Shreveport. • RUDY HIGGINBOTHAM, Rodessa. BELOW: • First Row: TOM HIGH, Seminary, Mississippi. • ANNA FAYE HIGH- TOWER, Elysian Fields, Texas. • WILLIAM J. HILL, JR., Dallas, Texas. • ANDREW J. HINES, JR., Leesville. • ROYCE L. HINES, Shreveport. • WILBUR A. HIRSCH, Shreveport. • ANN HODGES, Shreveport. • EMILY HOLSOMBACK, Shreveport. • Second Row: MARY HOLTSCLAW, Shreveport. • ROBERT L. HOOD, Shreveport. • JACKSON P. HORN, Shreveport. • JOHN D. HOWARD, Shreveport. • MILLARD WILLIAM HOWIE, Shreveport. • LADY MAUDE HUCKABY, Shreveport. • JOHN E. HUGHES, Shreveport. • CLAUDEAN HUTCHINS, Shreveport. Sophomore ABOVE: • First Row: JOE JACKSON, Shreveport. • EDGAR E. JOHNSON, Shreve- port. • ROBERT H. JOHNSTON, JR., Shreveport. • ROBERT M. JONES, JR., Shreveport. • ED JOYCE, Shreveport. • Second Row: NATHAN JOYNER, Shreveport. • HAROLD L. KAPLAN, Shreveport. • JULIA ANN KEY, Atlanta, Texas. • DAISEY GRIFFIN KIME, Shreveport. • BUDDY KINCADE, Shreveport. Class BELOW: • First Row: LONNIE N. KIRKLAND, JR., Shreveport. • JACKIE E. KRISLE, Shreveport. • JOE LAIRD, Shreveport. • ROY LE BLANC, Shreveport. • BARBARA LE VINE, Shreveport. • ANN LEV IS, Minden. • JAMES M. LIGHT, Hope, Arkansas. • JOHN H. LINCKS, New Orleans. • Second Row: TOM LONG, Shreveport. • MARLIN M. LOVE, Minden. • LOUISE LOWE, Shreveport. © ROBERT W. LUNDQUIST, Shreveport. • FRANCIS S. MAGARO, Shreveport. • JOHN MARSHALL, Shreveport. • BETTYE MARTIN, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: JAMES BEN MATHEWS, Shreveport. • WALTER PAT MAY- HAN, Shreveport. • ARTHUR RAY McCORD, Keithville. • BETTYE Mc- CULLOUGH, Shreveport. • JOHN W. McFADDEN, ShTeveport. • JACKSON M. McFERREN, Shreveport. • BOB McKELVY, Shreveport. • Second Row: CAROLYN McKINNEY, Shreveport. • GERALD GERALD, Shreveport. • JOAN MELTON, Shreveport. • JOHN R. MIDDLETON, Pine- ville. • ALICE MIJALIS, Shreveport. • ANN MILES, Shreveport. • DONALD C. MILLER, Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: BETTIE JOE MITTERLEHNER, Shreveport. • BETTY ANN MONTGOMERY, Shreveport. • ELOISE MONTGOMERY, Shreveport. • LEROY MONTGOMERY, Lawton, Oklahoma. • COLLEEN MOORE, Shreve- port. • BETTY CAROLYN MOPPERT, New Orleans. • HOUSTON M. MOR- GAN, Shreveport. • JIMMIE MORRISON, Shreveport. • Second Row: THOMAS MOSES, Vivian. • BILLY G. MURRAY, Shreve- port. • JAMES M. NABORS, Shreveport. • ELMO LEE NEWLAND, Moor- ingsport. • WILLIAM H. NEWMAN, Maplewood. • MARY LOU OGDEN, Shreveport. • COLLEEN OGLETREE, Springhill. • LARY YVONNE PAR- DUE, Shreveport. W ' . A i , v _ ABOVE: • First Row: ARTHUR E. PARISY. Shreveport. • HELEN JOYCE PARKER, Shreveport. • LOIS ANN PARKER, Center, Texas. • JOHN J. PATTERSON, Carthage, Missouri. • RAY W. PATTILLO, Shreveport. Sophomore • Second Row: JOHN W. PAYLOR, Shreveport. • JAMES F. PAYNTER, Shreve- port. • JACKIE L. PEARCE, Shreveport. • SIDNEY B. PEARCE, Shreveport. • ROBERT PEASE, Trees. Class BELOW: • First Row: JOHN H. PECK, Shreveport. • DWIGHT F. PHILLIPS, Geneva, Alabama. • L. H. PITMAN, Shreveport. • ATTIE SUE PLUMMER, Shreveport. • CLARENCE C. POPE, JR., Shreveport. • JERRY POTTER, Shreveport. • E. B. PROTHRO, JR., Shreveport. • KATHRYN PRYOR, Shreveport. • Second Row: PAT PURNELL, Shreveport. • JAMES L. QUINN, Shreveport. © MARY ANN REEKS, Shreveport. • TALMADGE R. REESE, Bethany. • HAROLD W. REID, Shreveport. • WILLIAM RHEA, Sulphur Springs, Texas. • MURRAY S. RICHARDSON, Shreveport. • WILLIAM ELLIS RICKETTS, Shreveport. d k ABOVE: • First Row: MALVERN H. RIGGS, Shreveport. • BETTY JACK ROBERTS, Oil City. • JAMES A. ROBINSON, Shreveport. • FRED A. ROGERS, Shreveport. • KATHARINE WOOD ROLLINS, Shreveport. • BILLY D. ROSS, Shreveport. • FRED A. ROTHELL, Shreveport. • Second Row: RITA ROUDEBUSH, Clinton, Indiana. • BILLIE JEAN SA- PAUGH, Shreveport. • N. D. SCARBOROUGH, Shreveport. • JAMES P. SCHWEITZER, Shreveport. • ALBERT LISTER SMITH, Shreveport. • BILL G. SMITH, Shreveport. • C. K. SMITH, Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: CASPER L. SMITH, Bossier City. • FONZA D. SMITH, Shreveport. • JAMES E. SMITH, Rodessa. • JOHN RICHARD SMITH, Shreveport. • JOSEPH ROY SMITH, Shreveport. • PERRY LEE SMITH, Shreveport. • THURMAN C. SMITH, Shreveport. • RUSSELL O. SNYDER, Shreveport. • Second Row: DEWEY W. STAFFORD, Eola. • JOHN M. STAMPER, Mer Rouge. • WILLIAM A. STAMPLEY, JR., Shreveport. • ALBERT L. STEPHENS, Coushatta. • EDGAR D. STEPHENS, Shreveport. • JIMMIE STEVENSON, Shreveport. • FRANK S. STOCKWELL, Shreveport. • BEVERLEY STOVALL, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: ANDREW STRONG, Doyline. • VINCENT M. TAGLIAVORE, Shreveport. • CURTIS N. TANNER, Shreveport. • JAMES F. TATOM, Shreve- port, • CHARLES A. TAYLOR, Shreveport. Sophomore • Second Row: JAMES DEWEY THACKER, Oil Shreveport. • J. D. THEUS, Jacksonville, Florida. Shreveport. • EDD THOMAS, Longview, Texas. City. • ASPASIA THEO, BARBARA ANN THOMAS, Class BELOW: • First Row: JOHN ED THOMAS, Shreveport. • OLLIE THOMAS, Bossier City. • GORDON P. THOMPSON, Shreveport. • DAVID A. TRAYLOR, Shreveport. • GLORIA FAY TREADWELL, Shreveport. © ARTHUR H. TROWBRIDGE, Shreveport. • RAGAN TUCKER, Shreveport. • CHARLES G. TULLIS, Shreveport. • Second Row: ALBERT RAY TURNER, Shreveport. • BEVERLY ANN TURNER, New Orleans. • JOHN L. WACKERL, Shreveport. • ROBERT C. V ADE, Shreve- port. • BETTY JO WALKER, Shreveport. • ALLEN C. WALLACE, Shreveport. • C. D. WARREN, Shreveport. • JAMES WATERFALLEN, Jay, Oklahoma. ABOVE: • First Row: PETER W. W HALEY, Shreveport. • DON WHITAKER, Delhi. • MARY HELEN WHITE, Shreveport. • ROGER C. WILKINSON, Shreveport. • WILLIAM D. WILKINSON, Shreveport. • BILLIE DELL WILLIAMS, Shreveport. • BILLYE R. WILLIAMS, Shreveport. • Second Row: BARBARA WILSON, Tulsa, Oklahoma. • DAWNE WILSON, Oak Grove. • OGAN LOUISE WISEMAN, Shreveport. • WILLIAM W. WOLFE, Shreveport. • ARTHUR S. WOODWARD, Shreveport. « WANDA FA YE WOR- SHAM, Shreveport. • JOSEPH WILLIAM WORTHY, St. Joseph. BELOW: • First Row: STANLEY H. WOZENCRAFT, Camden, Arkansas. • CAROLYN YANCEY, Shreveport. • DOROTHY YEARWOOD, Shreveport. • A. D. YOUNG- BLOOD, Shreveport. • JOYCE YOUNGBLOOD, Atlanta, Texas. • MARTHA ZAGST, Shreveport. OFFICERS — Doris Sutton, Sue Ann Lawrence, Bill Huckaby, Martha Law. ABOVE: • First Row: LARUE ADAMS, • JOAN AIREY, Shreveport. F. ALLEN, Shreveport. Shreveport. • HELEN R. ADELMAN, Shreveport. JAMES R. ALEXANDER, Shreveport. • DAVID Freshman • Second Row: LOIS AMES, Shreveport. • ANDY ANDREWS, Taylorville, Illinois. • EDNA ANDREWS, Bernice. • LEE KINGSTON ARNOLD, Carthage, Texas. • CHARLES F. ATHY, JR., Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: HELEN AUBREY, Shreveport. • WILLIAM MAURICE BAKER, Shreveport. • BOBBIE BARDWELL, Longview, Texas. • IVY MAE AULDS, Choudrant. • JIMMY BARBEE, Shreveport. • BILLIE BARNES, Shreveport. SEARCY F. BARNES, Minden. • KATHERINE BARNETT, Shreveport. • Second Row: THURSTON G. BARNHILL, Shreveport. • JEAN BARRINEAU, Pensacola, Florida. • ELEANOR BARTLESON, Ft. Myers, Florida. • RAY- MOND BAUMGARDNER, Shreveport. • B. O. BAW, JR., Shreveport. • JAMES BEN BEAIRD, JR., Shreveport. • FRANK BEAN, Shreveport. • PAULA BEGGS, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: JEAN BENTLEY, Shreveport. • S. B. BEWLEY, Shreveport. • TOMMY BICKHAM, Bossier City. • BEANIE BIENFANG, Montgomery, Ala- bama. • AUBREY LOUIS BIGGS, Jefferson, Texas. • CHARLES BILL INGSLEY, Shreveport. • M. A. BOWDRON, JR., Shreveport. • Second Row: RUTH BOGIE, Shreveport. • MARY LOU BORNEMANN, Shreve- port. • MARY JO BOSS, Shreveport. • JAMES M. BOSTICK, Shreveport. • MARY BOTKIN, Shreveport. • MARION BOYD, Bogalusa. • FRED LEE BOYNTON, JR., Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: ROBERT E. BRADFORD, Shreveport. • WILLIAM H. BRADFORD, Shreveport. • TROY B. BRASWELL, Shieveport. • GAYLE BROWN, Los An- geles, California. • MARY ADAIR BROWN, Shreveport. • WILLIAM D. BROWN, Shreveport. • BUNKIE BRYANT, Shreveport. • ANDREW C. BUR- GINS, Shreveport. • Second Row: LYNN EUGENE BURRESS, Shreveport. • O. E. BYRAM, Shreve- port. • JOE RAY CALDWELL, Shreveport. • CAROLYN CARROLL, Shreve- port. • DAN S. CARROLL, Marshall, Texas. • ROBIN L. CARROLL, Shreve- port. • MARY ANN CASTLEMAN, Oak Grove. • SARA CLAIR CAVETT, Hosston. ABOVE: • First Row: WALDO E. CECIL, Shreveport. port. • JOE CHANDLER, Laredo, Texas. • JACK CLANCY, Shreveport. • C. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Shreve- DAVID CHILDERS, Shreveport. Freshman • Second Row: BILL W. CLARK, Shreveport. • ELLENDA CLEMENTS, Atlanta, Texas. • GEORGE D. COLE, Minden • JO ANN COLE, Shreveport. • KATH- ERINE COLE, Shreveport. Class BELOW: • First Row: TED COLE, Shreveport. • THELMA JO COLEMAN, Lewisville, Arkansas. • DANIEL E. COLLINS, JR., Texarkana, Arkansas. • LEONARD M. COLLINS, JR., Shreveport. • JANE COOK, Shreveport. • JOHN H. COONTZ, JR., Shreveport. • JERRY CORIE, Shreveport. • LESLIE J. CORLEY, Mansfield. • Second Row: JACQUELINE CORNELUIS, Shreveport. • FRANK CORNELL, Ardmore, Oklahoma. • SYLVIA COSSE, Tallulah. • NETTIE SUE COTHRAN, Balling, Texas. © CAROLYN COULTER, Lockesburg, Arkansas. • IMOJEAN COYLE, Ellendale. • VIRGINIA CRABTREE, Bradley, Arkansas. • DOROTHY CREECH, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: HAINES CUNNINGHAM, Jacksonville, Florida. • WILLIAM E. CUTRER, JR., Shreveport. • CHARLES L. DAILEY, East Point. • BILL DANIEL, Shreveport. • ARDEN M. DAVIS, Shreveport. © DIANNE DAVIS, Shreveport. • SAMUEL BOYER DAVIS, Shreveport. • Second Row: FRANCES DAWSON, Shreveport. • MOLLIE FRANCES DED- MAN, Shreveport. • RUTH DELCOMYN, Alexandria. • ELOISE DENDY, Shreve- port. • JOAN DENNIS, Minden. • DOROTHY DEWITT, Lake Charles. • CHARLES DEXTER, Laconia, New Hampshire. BELOW: • First Row: SHIRLEY DICKSON, Shreveport. • WARREN DOYAL, Bossier City. • LAURA DUPONT, San Antonio, Texas. • RALPH EDGAR, Shreveport. • RALPH M. EDGEMON, Shreveport. • MARTHA NAN EDMONDS, Shreveport. • DOROTHY EDMONSON, Shreveport. • JAY EDWARDS, Shreveport. • Second Row: JOHN EILBECK, Shreveport. • LOIS ELLIS, Shreveport. • PA- TRICIA ELLIS, Shreveport. • TOMMY ELLIS, Baton Rouge. • WESLEY D. ET HERIDGE, Shreveport. • WANDA LOUISE EVANS, Shreveport. • CECIL M. FARIES, Shreveport. • LLOYD B. FATHEREE, Shreveport. Freshman ABOVE: • First Row: R. C. FEAZEL, Shreveport. • LAVELLE FERGUSON, Springhill. • BRUCE K. FINLEY, Liberty, Texas. • CHARLES WESLEY FLOWERS, Shreve- port. • GRETCHEN FORD, Homer. • Second Row: KEN FORY, Shreveport. • DAVID FOX, Shreveport. • JACK FOX, Shreveport. • JAMES A. FRANCIS, Shreveport. • CLAUDE FRANKLIN, Shreveport. Class BELOW: • First Row: HELEN FRANKLIN, Shreveport. port. • DAVID Y. GAMMAGE, Shreveport. City. • HARRY GASTON, Shreveport. • WILL J. FULLILOVE, Shreve- • RUSSELL F. GARFIELD, Bossier • BILL GAUDIN, Shreveport. MIRIAM GELFAND, Shreveport. LEWIS V. GIBSON, Princeton. • Second Row: JOSEPH GIGLIO, Shreveport. • DAVID GLEASON, Minden. • MARY FRANCES GOLDSBY, Stonewall. • HENRY GOODRICH, Shreveport. • BILL GORTON, Shreveport. • EARL GORTON, Shreveport. • RUDOLPH GRAFTON, Bernice. • JEANNE GRANTZ, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: BARBARA GRIFFITH, Grand Cane. • L. C. HACKWORTH, Shreve- port. • BOB HAGGART, Vinton. • CHARLES HAGGOD, Galveston, Texas. • JOY HAGOOD, Shreveport. • VIRGINIA HALL, Marshall, Texas. • PHILIP S. HALLONQUIST, Shreveport. • Second Row: GUSTAV HAMANN, Kobe, Japan. • JAMES HAMITER, Shreveport. • BETTY JOY HAMNER, Shreveport. • MARY FRANCES HANCOCK, Shreveport. • IONE HANKS, Shreveport. • DONALD HARLAN, Shreveport. • LILA HAR- RELSON, Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: MARGARET ANNE HARRIS, Shreveport. • MARGARET HARRI- SON, Shreveport. • GIBSON T. HATFIELD, McKinney, Texas. • CHARLES HAVENS, Shreveport. • ARTHUR L. HAWKINS, Shreveport. • RICHARD M. HAWKINS, Shreveport. • EUGENE E. HAWLEY, JR., Shreveport. • GAY HAY, Shreveport. • Second Row: TROY HAYES, Shreveport. • CLARENCE EARL HEAD, Bossier City. • MAURICE F. HEAD, Shreveport. • BARBARA HEARN, Shreveport. • LOUISE HERRING, Bossier City. • LEE D. HERRON, Monroe. • BILLIE JEAN HIGGINBOTHAM, Shreveport. • CHARLES A, HILBURN, Shreveport. Freshman ABOVE: • First Row: GLENN OBIE HILBURN, Plain Dealing. • BETTY HILL, Shreveport. • FRED A. HILL, Shreveport. • HERBERT H. HILL, Castor. • RUTH HILL, Shreveport. • Second Row: JAMES J. HINDMAN, Shreveport. • EMILY E. HODGES, Shreve- port. • BETTY JANE HOLDEN, Houghton. • EUGENE EDWIN HOLLAND, Shreveport. • JOE EDWIN HOLLAND, Shreveport. Class BELOW: • First Row: JACK HOLLEY, Coushatta. • BARBARA HOLSEY, Shreveport. • H. G. HOLSTEAD, Bossier City. • BOB HUBIER, Shreveport. • WILLIAM EDWARD HUCKABY, Shreveport. • MARSHALL B. HUDSON, Shreveport. • DETIS L. HUGHEN, Shreveport. • GUY HUGHES, Atlanta, Texas. • Second Row: JEWELL HUMPHRIES, Shreveport. • GERALDINE HUNT, Haynesville. ® BOBBY HYDE, Shreveport. • BOBBIE ISOM, Shrevepor.. • WILLIAM E. JACKSON, Ivanhoe, Texas. • ARMOND JAMES, Shreveport. • EDNA JAMES, Arcadia. • CLARENCE L. JAMESON, JR., Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: ROBERT L. JAYNES, Belcher. • RAY TRINTON JENKINS, Shreve- port. • MARLINE JENNINGS, Shreveport. • ARL1NE JOHNSON, Shreveport. • JANET JOHNSON, Bossier City. • RUBY JEAN JOHNSON, New Boston, Texas. • SUE JOHNSON, Shreveport. • Second Row: BETTIE FRANCES JONES, Shreveport. • DELORES JONES, Shreveport. • LYLE JONES, Shreveport. • NANCY C. JONES, Shreveport. • JOHN C. JOYNER, Indianapolis, Indiana. • FRED L. KEEL, Shreveport. • DOROTHY KEENE, Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: LOIS KELLIS, Shreveport. • ROBERT WEBB KENNON, Shreveport. • MELLISSA F. KNEECE, New Orleans. • • MALCOLM ARTHUR KURZ, Shreveport. • DOLORES KELLY, Shreveport. • MINETTE KISNER, Lima, Ohio. WALTER L. KUHN, Guatemala, C. A. • BESS LACY, Shreveport. • Second Row: BESSIE RUTH LAFITTE, Shreveport. • WILLIAM R. LAGERGREN, Pensacola, Florida. • JAMES E. LAUER, Shreveport. • MARTHA LAW, Mans- field. • SUE ANN LAWRENCE, Shreveport. • ALBERT PARIS LEARY, Shreve- port. • HARVEY LEE, Shreveport. • JERRY LEONARD, Shreveport. ftv- 1® Freshman Class ABOVE: • First Row: CHARLIE A. LESTER, Shreveport. • KATHLEEN ANN LESTER, Lewisville, Arkansas. • A. D. LEWIS, JR., Shreveport. • A. J. LEWIS, Shreve- port. • EDWIN A. LIEBERUM, Thrall, Texas. • Second Row: WILLIAM G. LILES, Vivian. • GUS LIPPMAN, Shreveport. • MARVIN S. LOCKARD, Shreveport. © DONNA LOFTON, Shreveport. • AN DREW J. LORD, JR., Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: GERTRUDE K. LOTSPEICH, Shreveport. • WILLIAM B. LOVE, Shreveport. • D. Q. LUCKY, Shreveport. • LINA LEA LUSK, Shreveport. • WILLIAM B. LYNCH, Shreveport. • BETTY CATHERINE LYONS, Shreveport. • DONALD MACK, Springhill. • EARLENE MANN, Jena. • Second Row: WILLIAM B. MAPP, JR., Shreveport. • DOROTHY MAE MARAN- TO, Bossier City. • CHARLES T. MATTHEWS, St. Joseph. • CONNIE MAY- BERRY, Shreveport. • RUTH McARCHAN, Shreveport. • JIMMIE McCLELLAND, Shreveport. « SUE McCULLOUGH, Opelika, Alabama. • LEON McGRAW, Baton Rouge. ABOVE: • First Row: JUANITA McHENRY, Farmerville. • BOBBY McKAY, Bogalusa. • SALLY JANE McKETHAN, Shreveport. • LOLITA McKNIGHT, Shreveport. • ROBERT L. McCLENDON, Olla. • BEVERLY B. McMURRAY, Shreveport. • DONALD McNICOL, Shreveport. • Second Row: BARBARA MEADORS, Shreveport. • RALPH J. MEIER, Shreve- port. • ALLEN MELTON, Shreveport. • MARY JEFF MIDDLEBROOKS, Shreve- port, MARILYN ANN MILLS, Texarkana, Arkansas. • JOHN H. MOBLEY, Shreveport. • DARLENE MOELLER, Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: J. A. MOORE, Phoenix, Arizona. • FRED J. MOREAU, Shreveport. • BYRL MORELAND, Homer. • JOSEPH ELTON MORGAN, Shreveport. • PAUL MORGAN, Shreveport. • JOE MORRIS, Shreveport. • JOHN MOSLEY, Shreve- port. • JAMES P. MUELLER, Shreveport. • Second Row: LOUIS MULLENIX, Shreveport. • DELMA NELSON, Shreveport. • ELMER NETTLES, Baton Rouge. • LEWIS M. NISSEN, Shreveport. • JESSE NOLAN, Baton Rouge. • JOAN NORMAN, Shreveport. • ROSE MARY NOR- RED, Shreveport. • DAVID G. NORRIS, Shreveport. 4 ..-- U3I $!% £;,,♦ ■JR.--W Freshman ABOVE: • First Row: THOMAS WARREN OGDEN, Shreveport. • HELEN OLIVER, Tex- arkana, Texas. • PAUL MURFF O ' NEAL, Shreveport. • THOMAS P. O ' NEAL, Shreveport. • JANE OPPENHEIMER, Shreveport. • Second Row: BOB PASENKO, Taylorville, Illinois. • WEYLAND PAYNE, Shreveport. • FLO M. PELHAM, Natchitoches. • DOSITE PERKINS, Shreveport. • J. R. PERKINS, Shreveport. Class BELOW: • First Row: JACK PHARIS, Vivian. • EVELYN PIERCE, New Boston, Texas. port. • GEORGE E. PIPKIN, Shreveport. • JUNE THOMAS PHARIS, Vivian. • BARBARA JOYCE PIERPONT, Shreve- • WALTON B. PLASTER, Shreveport. • JACK POCHE, Shreveport. • LELLA DEE PORTERFIELD, Shreveport. • Second Row: MILDRED POU, Shreveport. • HELEN RUTH PYLE, Marshall, Texas. • QUINTON RAINES, Shreveport. • ELAYNE RAINES, Zwolle. • JAMES WILLIAM RANDALL, Shreveport. • EETTY RANELS, Marshall, Texas. • BETTY RASH, Shreveport. • LEE C. REECE, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: MARY VIRGINIA REEVES, Shreveport. • JOHN PAUL RENFRO, Shreveport. • ROBERT REGAN, Shreveport, • DORRETTE RENOIS, Shreveport. • DOROTHY RENOIS, Shreveport. • CHARLES E. RHEA, Shreveport. • BONNIE RICH, Alexandria. • Second Row: NELL RICHARDSON, Pineville. • RUTH RIO, Shreveport. • JO RIVES, Skreveport. • MARY ROBERSON, Bossier City. • DORIS ROBERTS, Shreveport. • JEAN ROBINSON, Shreveport. • CLIFTON H. ROBIN- SON, JR., Shreveport. BELOW: • First Row: L. L. ROBINSON, Shreveport. • ILA LEE ROGERS, Shreveport. • HARVEY EDMUND ROLLINS, Shreveport. • ADRIENNE LORRAINE ROSNER, Shreveport. • WILLIAM ROSZELLE, Shreveport.  PHILOMENE ROTALA, Baton Rouge. • HARRISON RUMBAUGH, Benton. • CLAUDE J. RUSSELL, Shreveport. Second Row: MARCELLA RUSSELLS, Shreveport. • DOROTHY SANDIFER, Shreveport.  FAY SARRADET, Shreveport. • FRANK SAVAT, Shreveport. • ELEANOR SAYERS, Summerfield. • ANDREW J. SCHWARTZ, Alexandria. • J. V. SCLIFO, Shreveport. • PATTIE JEAN SEARCY, Bossier City. Freshman Class ABOVE: • First Row: CHARLES SNELL, Shreveport. • WILFRED SEPAUGH, Shreveport. • REUEL SHACKELFORD, JR., Shreveport. • CAMILLE SICARD, Shreveport. • BETTY SIMMONS, Shreveport. • Second Row: JAMES DOUGLAS SIMMONS, Shreveport. O RITA SJUNNESSON, Shreveport. • SHIRLEY SLE.VIONS, Shreveport. • BOBBY SMITH, Bossier City. • LAMAR SMITH, JR., Carthage, Texas. BELOW: • First Row: MARTHA JO SMITH, Sulphur Springs, Texas. • MARTIN SMITH, Shreveport. • MARY JEAN SMITH, Shreveport. • ROGER W. SMITH, JR., Shreveport. • ROSEMARY SMITH, Haynesville. • MELVIN R. SNOW, Shreve- port. • CAMILE J. SPATARO, Bossier City. • ROY C. STEWART, JR., Cleburne, Texas. • Second Row: RAMON STIDHAM, Shreveport. • ANN STONE, Shreveport. • RAY H. STUMP, JR., Shreveport. • W. A. STURDIVANT, Shreveport. • NELDA JEAN SULLIVAN, Carthage, Texas. • DORIS ARLENE SUTTON, El Dorado, Arkansas. • JACK SWOR, Shreveport. • O. T. SYKES, Shreveport. ABOVE: • First Row: JOE TAMBURO, Shreveport. • WILLIAM D. TATUM, JR., Grenada, Mississippi. • GWENDOLYN TAYLOR, Shreveport. • JANE TAYLOR, Shreve- port. • LAURA TAYLOR, Shreveport. • BILLIE SUE THACKER, Belcher. • WILLIAM THERRELL, Birmingham, Alabama. • Second Row: SHIRLEY THOMAN, Shreveport. • LIDA THOMPSON, Shreveport. • GLENN TILLY, Greenwood. • JOE C. TILLY, Greenwood. • REECE TIM- MONS, Keatchie. • HARRY TODD, Shreveport. • MARTHA TORRANS, Jefferson. Texas. BELOW: • First Row: BOB TOWNSEND, Baton Rouge. O HAZEL TRAMMELL, Bossier City. • BURETTE TUCKER, Shreveport. • JAMES TUCKER, Shreveport. • RAY- MOND TUCKER, Shreveport. • ANTOINETTE TUMINELLO, Shreveport. • DONALD TURNER, Shreveport. • JACK TWOMBLY, Bossier City. • Second Row: MARY ANGELA UNDERWOOD, Shreveport. DEAN K. VEATCH, Coushatta. • ELSIE MAE VINCENT, Pensacola, Florida. • TED TYLOR, Spring- hill. • VAUNCILE WALDRUM, New Boston, Texas. • HOWARD WALKER, Shreveport. • JIMMIE WALL, Tenaha, Texas. • DILLON D. WALLACE, Springhill. ' Freshman ABOVE: • First Row: JESSE WALTON, Baton Rouge. • GLORIA ANN WARE, Shreveport. • CARL CLIFTON WATKINS, JR., Bossier City. • LYNDA WATSON, Shreveport. • THOMAS WATSON, Shreveport. e Second Row: CHARLOTTE WATTS, Shreveport. port. • MARY LOU WEHLING, Barksdale Field. ' • WILLIAM R. WEST, Shreveport. • DOUGLAS WEBB, Shreve- 1 GRADY WELCH, Shreveport. Class BELOW: • First Row: DOUGLAS P. WESTMORELAND, Shreveport. • ALBERT R. WHITE, Shreveport. • BILLY ROSS WHITE, Mansfield. • JOHN W. WIDEMAN, Shreve- port. • BILL WILLIAMS, Shreveport. • HARDAWAY WILLIAMS, Shreveport. • W. D. WILLIAMSON, Shreveport. • C. J. WIMER, Keithville. • Second Row: MARY MARGARET WINBERRY, Shreveport. • ELIZABETH WITHERSPOON, Shreveport. • ELNA WITT, West Monroe. • HOLTON J. WOLCOTT, Shreveport. • DONALD EDWARD WOLFE, Shreveport. • SIDNEY WOODALL, Shreveport. • LUCILLE WOODS, Shreveport. © BETTE WOODY, Shreveport. mdft M IfyHn k mi Tif . i ABOVE: • DOROTHY ANN WOZENCRAFT, Camden, Arkansas. • JERRY WYNNE, Shieveport. • MYRA YARBOROUGH, Timpson, Texas. • ANDRUS YOUNG, JR., Arcadia. • PAULINE YOUNG, Shreveport. • JO ANN ZEIGLER, Benton. Freshmen Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Edward E. Anderson Halton Haden Andrews Jerry Bailes Stanley Ross Baird Dolores E. Bonnette William S. Bramm James Russell Brice Daniel Boyd Brown Jodie Ray Brown John Louis Bullock John Homer Campbell George W. Casteen Richard Henry Colby Frank Jack Cook D. Kearn Courtney Jack L. Craft Burrell R. Crooks Claude A. Dance Robert Inge Davis Howard F. Day Francis D. Dickson Joe R. Echols Robert V. Elliot Wilbur Edwin Fowler James B. Gaiennie Kenneth Ray Geaslin Jerry L. Goins Charles H. Grean Joe Linton Greer Dan Alvin Griffith Samuel B. Griswold James Lee Haygood De Armond Henry Clifton E. Hill John Hobart Hill Dario Hinojosa James C. Hollingsworth Roy Eugene Holstead Tyree W. Hooker John D. Howard James Edwin Huddleston Robert B. Jacobs Bobbie Jack Jarred Kitty Jeansonne Jewel Warren King George T. Klingler Eddie Langford Charles T. Law Oliver Lockhart Billie D. Losey Seth T. Losey Pearl McCravy Edwin L. MacDougall Betty Jean Marshall Patrick N. Mason W. L. Matney James D. Mayhan Colguitt E. Miller George Rollen Morgan Charles J. Nickell Elmore M. Norris Donald Ray Owens Billy B. Pitts James H. Porter David F. Pyburn William W. Querner Edward H. Quinn Gertrude M. Rabelais Charles R. Randolph Erin Mead Rentz Hubert C. Rhoades James H. Roach David P. Robertson Paul J. Ross Maurice Dale Rudy Charles M. Schwartz Allen A. Shaffer Robert Edward Stewart Billy Gene Taylor Rudolph A. Thigpen Carl Tidwell Maxey Vestal Allen C. Wallace Henry E. Wilson William D. Winston Gillum S. Wyche Joseph D. Young Sophomores Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Ruel Hale Allen Carl Edward Amick Billie C. Amonette George T. Anderson Percy Francis Apgar Bob Gene Barlow Orin K. Beene Rupert Roy Bossier Grady Edward Braselton Robert Earl Braswell Phillippe Breda Raymond H. Carey James Champion Thomas D. Chantler Albert W. Charles Charles W. Clark James M. Clinton Ben P. Davis William Baker Davis George E. Dement Robert Oliver Dixon Faye Tinnin Dozier Jack D. Dozier Clarence B. Erickson Mary E. Firth Sercy D. Fran cis Genevieve Jane Francis Sarah E. Garrison Walter Lake George Roy Edward Gibbons Mary Frances Gorton Harold J. Gunn Jack Bennett Hale Philip S. Hallonquist Maxwell Hanna Julian Pace Hatcher William Haygood Jack E. Henderson William Edward Hicks Henry Charles Hoffman Stuart P. Hughes Frank Elridge Hurtte Eddie G. Johnson Obie Henry Jones Alvis W. Kennemer Wilbur R. Knowles William A. Lanigan John Scott Lavender Andrew John Lawson Roland H. Lawson Bennie M. Lee Frank H. Leeds Patrick W. Looney Harvey B. Lyons John S. McAfee Wm. S. McAlister James R. McBroom Birdie M. McGuirt Ogden V. Mason Charles T. Matthews Ivan J. Mayeux James H. Meadows David V. Middleton Michael J. Mitchell Dan Robert Monroe James A. Nelson Weyman H. Oden Huey I. Patterson William P. Pearce Joe S. Peters Morwin Petty Raymond A. Pidge Brittain D. Richardson Don Roach Edmund W. Robb Martha Ann Robb Richard Rosenthal John C. Rush Robert R. Scales Louis Gabriel Sicard John Burt Simmons Alvin J. Smith Edward Paul Smith William A. Smith Bobby H. 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You. too, will enjoy shopping at Sears modern air-conditioned Store. m • OTIieO UNOE« AUTHOKITY Of THE COCA-COIA COMPANY  Y Coca-Cola Bottling Company An Institution Selling only dependable merchandise and maintaining a reputation for absolute fairness and miquestioned reliability Hfo iBsss Wm a G) G)lD8 Clitii New Frontiers for Youth © REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric ServonI The American free enterprise system is the only system on earth which offers freedom of oppor- tunity for hoys and girls. In it lie many frontiers. Southwestern GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY EVANS SPORTING GOODS Distributors SPORTING GOODS 302-304 Texas Street Shreveport, La. It Pays to Play ' r 1Q77 s ! Member Federal Deposit lmuranre Corporation FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHREVF. PORT M H WKm % 1 ■ii WHERE TOMORROWS MOTOR CARS ARE COMING FROM TODAY - M. 1. DAVIS CO., 1 nc. ! Hudson Distributors 521 N. Market Shreveport Phone 4-4451 Safe Economical Convenient YOUR TROLLEY COMPANY A Complete Line of Boxed Stationery j W ith or Without Your Name METAL CARD FILES BLANK BOOKS $ ijJcnraMHffX ' x POINJCPS STATIONERS 6.0fPCtOUTClTTCDS Shreveport, xtuhiana J ■ y 218 Texas St. Phone 2-1141 SERVICE, PARTS, ACCESSORIES PLYMOUTH, DODGE and DODGE TRUCKS Service Entrance — Lake off Market CENTRAL MOTORS, INC. Dodge - Plymouth Market at Lake Phone 2-2131 Only DODGE Builds Job Rated Trucks CAHN ELECTRIC COMPANY 41 Years Reliable Service ELECTRICAL LIGHTING FIXTURES AIR CONDITIONING APPLIANCES Compliments of CUB BEVERAGE COMPANY GRADE A PASTEUR IZED M ILK PRODUCTS EfnOST She has All Our Boy Friends 3 Since She ' s Been Buying Her Clothes at mi son ' s 504 TEXAS STREET It ' s the store with the Junior spirit . . . and it ' s where she finds the smartest wearables for Juniors! Of course, it ' s the home of those irresistible Doris Dodson Junior Dresses. DE SOTO -PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Great Cars — Fine Service — A Square Deal GLENN HUFF, INC. Spring at Milam Shreveport, La. Sfaeuefunt 7Cntf4 SttXti i 1180 on your dial 5HREYE-P01ZT SO ODD WATTS Represented by The Branham Co. s Compliments of JERSEY GOLD Compliments of Atlas Oil and Refining Corporation Continental American Bank Trust Co. MAIN OFFICES: MARKET MILAM WEST END BRANCH: 18 81 TEXAS AVE. F.D.I.C. SHREVEPORT BOWLING CENTER Phone 9850 Compliments of Barksdale Military Supply Co. Three Things You Won ' t Forget Your Year Book Your College Days and Southern Maid Donuts 2700 Greenwood Road Today. ..More People Use Natural Gas than ever before! It ' s Clean! It ' s Cheap!! It ' s Dependable!!! ARKANSAS LOUISIANA CAS CO, Serving Shreveport and 110 Other Communities in the Ark-La-Tex Area Compliments of Louisiana Paper Company Centenary Dress Shop 2624 Centenary Boulevard Compliments of AMERICAN CLEANERS 222 E. Kings Highway Compliments of Highland Oil Company Compliments of Glohe Map Company Compliments of Hutchins Motors Distinctive Furniture Since 1896 • GOOD QUALITY • CORRECT STYLES • POPULAR PRICES 801 Texas Ave. Shreveport, La. Compliments of SUPER F M MARKET SHREVEPORTS MARKET OF DISTINCTION Gladstone at Line Phone 7-3669 Compliments of Tri-State Floral Company Compliments of J. L. Jimmy Rucker Insurance Agency MAFFETT ' S CAFE Home of Good Food Highland at Kings Highway QUERBES BOURQUIN Insurance Service SHREVEPORT 212-214 Milam Phone 5241 Nation-wide Facilities in All Lines of Insurance Keenan Furniture Company Everything For The Home Baby Furniture a Specialty Telephone 2-4815 720 Milam St. Shreveport. La. Three Words ANDRESS FORD SHREVEPORT Three Friends ?? Compliments Bayou State Oil Corp. Congratulations, Graduates! THE BREWSTER COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Superior Drilling Equipment Since 1910 Shreveport, La. PIANOS BAND INSTRUMENTS WERLEIN ' S 627 Market Phone 2-0692 Compliments of STOVALL SCHOOL OF DANCE Compliments of Morris Buick Co. Compliments of Campbell Radio Company LAKESHORE DRIVE CLEANERS, INC. COURTESY — QUALITY Phone 4-1141 3211 Lakeshore Drive Compliments of CAUSEY ' S MUSIC STORE WORLD STANDARD OF THE INDUSTRY K  . V v F . ft KM lip - £ ' ' ' •-■ Engraved by Shreveport Engraving Co. Shreveport, La. THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EDUCATION Aristotle was fond of saying that education is an ornament in prosperity and a refuge in adversity. In addition to its benefits to the individual, education bestows the burden of responsibility. For the future of our country depends in large measure upon the graduates of our colleges and universities. As a bank, we have an important responsibility to our community. For the success or failure of any business depends upon soundly conceived financing. It is this principle that governs our banking operations. Commercial National Bank Member F.D.I.C. Shreveport,, Louisiana Plan to have your office in the SLATTERY BUILDING Shreveport ' s Best-Known Address Compliments of M. L. Bath Company, Ltd. SHREVEPORT, LA. HOLSUM BREAD Washington Life Assurance Association 1506 Marshall GLADDEN HARRISON, General Manager Rivet ' s Ready-to-Wear 4014 Youree 208 Giddens-Lane Bids. success belongs to those who prepare for it Yes sir, young men, success sometimes de- pends upon the impression you create. You will learn that your appearance can be your great- est asset ... a good appearance lends itself to a sparkling, self assured personality. And a good appearance can only be created by fine clothes plus faultless tailoring . . . good taste. For all this . . . and success, too. try The Most Modern Store in the South JORDAN BOOTH THE STYLE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS BARROW, LEARY CO. Investments 515 Market St. Phone 2-8351 Compliments CHEVROLET Red River Motor Company Over 53 Years of Sustained QUALITY and SERVICE rvuperisfetn ' s SHREVEPORT ' S OLDEST Home Owned DEPARTMENT STORE • Shreveport Born • Shreveport Oivned • Shreveport Managed serves more . . . costs less than ever before [UNITED GAS ■ ■ ■ Serving the y % 3cvd Marx M. Levy N. Bernstein MEN and BOYS ' FINE CLOTHES WOMEN ' S SPORT SHOP GIFT CORNER Fine Clothing as styled by the foremost designers in the country. M.UVVCQ SHREVEPORT SINCE 1857 SHREVEPORT FABRIC SHOP 609 Texas Street Phone 2-8829 COTTONS WOOLENS RAYONS NOTIONS Where Fashion Is Measured by the Yard Patronize Our Advertisers — They have made this book possible THE HOME OF ORIGINAL PARTS CHAIN BATTERY AND AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC. Marshall at Cotton Sts. Phone 6281— LD 67 Everything Electrical for the Car THE HOME OF AMERICA ' S BEST-KNOWN ijualiti APPAREL UALITY APPAREL FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN MILAM AT MARSHALL Bledsoe Nash Motor Co. NASH MOTOR CARS SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of Holmes Pontiac Co., Inc. 24-Hour Wrecker Service 1322 Texas Avenue Phone 2-4623 AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of PABODY-STOER Insurance Agency First National Bank Building THE HICKS COMPANY, LTD. Wholesale Distributors BR LICE ' S FRUIT JUICES WHITE CREST FLOUR RED CROSS CANNED VEGETABLES GOLD BAR FRUITS SUPER X AND EXPERT SHELLS BAMA PRESERVES AND JELLIES SOUTHERN GIRL MACARONI BUNKIE PURE CANE SYRUP CAREYS SALT HORMEL CANNED MEATS R. F. Kayser Truck and Trailer Equipment Co. mwMmx mxm GREATEST HOME FURNISHERS SOUTH! HEMEN WAY JOHNSON FURNITURE CO., INC. Central Wholesale Company, Inc. Building Materials Builders ' Hardware 1527 Southern Avenue Phone 2-2185 Friend-Piper Furniture Studios I.RO ENFIELD Wl AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of Shreveport Produce Co., Inc. Compliments of Sue Peyton ' s Shop MORRIS-DICKSON DRUG STORES Shreveport ' s Druggist Since 1841 Compliments of Packard Shreveport Co., Inc. Congratulations Class of 48 from Shreveport ' s Leading Department Store BilBKEii -HBiin W LINCOLN - MERCURY DEALER 717 Crockett Phone 1-3281 Next to Post Office SHOES — HOSIERY - BAGS Phetbs .VuxCo. J J11d. Shreveport. La. YOU WILL BE WELCOME at FLOURNOY HARRIS Exclusive Jewelers 519 Marshal] St. Shreveport, La. Compliments Crescent Jewelry Co. YOUR CREDIT JEWELERS 325 Texas E. A. THARPE CO. Realtors and Builder 2844 Greenwood Road ' S Phone 4-3291 7 It ' s on Earth— We Can Sell U ' When Buying Furniture Look To A Name You Know You Can Trust 616 Milam St. Phone 3-7109 AUTOGRAPHS • C) -v o o G oV o X oA o V w a i0 m r tf Z7 rwHsJu a S 1 1403 Fairfield Ave. Phone 3-7507