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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1957 volume:

m a A Szl OMNIA n=i 5i Sfaevefiontr out uta. -. ■: B ° NA, EA1( ' Al CHAPEL - ■MP - CENTENARY PLAYHOUSE (UNDER CONSTRUCTION) w jfcj f;., Where the sleepy, silver bayou Gleams among the pines, Watching o ' er the throbbing city Alma Mater shines. Forward, forward, Centenary — Time and tide may fail, But our hearts shall love thee ever — Centenary, Hail. « ' « fk: ' • ' 5) acUttirtid iatc t 4tade tt4 eatwiea atretic 0nytU€tf4ltt04€4 ytee6 contents ■ ' « if 6 ' ! • ' i-rm -■ • - ' ■■• ' ' Ifc FJI ■n . • - ■ %• -,w ' ' r ' tf r-. 1 ■ |m j£ - s A ? ; A , ' ' - Ek T ' ' - ' .JS ;% ' 4 «« ; • ' - ■ 2 $ ¥ . ' • . ' | % 11 t i • 1 ■■ i A 4 —■ • 4i £ ftf  ty it PneAittettt $oe $. TfCtcMe 18 Dr. Joe J. Mickle has served Centenary College in the capacity of President for twelve years. President and Mrs. Mickle have attended every college event possible, enrich- ing the school and student spirit. Dr. Mickle is a friendly ambassador for the college, and accompanied the choir on both trips made to the Far East this year. i 19 BOARD OF TRUSTEES John B. Atkins, Jr. Lamar Baker J. Pat Beaird R. Zehntner Biedenharn J. Henry Bowdon J. Theron Brown Paul M. Brown S. Perry Brown J. D. Caruthers Howard Crumley Marlin W. Drake D. L. Dykes, Jr. W. H. Giles Mrs. D. P. Hamilton J. C. Hamilton James T. Harris 0. D. Harrison Guy M. Hicks Mrs. E. E. Hurley G. W. James Mrs. C. I. Jones Carl F. Lueg C. H. Lyons Paul E. Martin R. T. Moore Joe J. Mickle Virgil D. Morris J. G. O ' Brien Bonneau Peters John L. Scales, Sr. Bentley Sloane B. C. Taylor A. L. Wedgeworth Henry S. Weisman Edwin F. Whited George D. Wra T ADVISERS TO THE BOARD W. L. Doss, Jr. F. M. Freeman 20 (with Honorary Lifetime Membership) H. L. Johns Henry A. O ' Neal B. W. Marston JOHN McCOOK, B.B.A. Treasurer W MARGARET McDONALD, B.A. Director of News Bureau NELLE BROWN, A.B. Registrar R. LEONARD COOKE A.B., M.A., B.D. Vice President cca i SUE BOYDSTON, B.A. Enrollment Counselor JAMES McLEAN, B.A., B.D. Director of Religious Activities CARL A. WILKINSON Business Manager 21 LEROY VOGEL, A.B., Th.B., Th.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College 22 CHARLES A. HICKOX, B.S., M.S. Dean of Students LENORE REES, A.B., M.A. Dean of Women EDGAR E. BURKS, A.B., M.A. Dean of the Evening School 23 DON BROWN, Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Art A.B. VERNON CATES, Instructor in Chemistry B.S., M.S. SIN-MING CHIU, Instructor of History B.A., M.A. B. P. CAUSEY, Assistant Professor of Music B.S., M.M. p ZC DONALD W. EMERICH, Associate Professor in Chemistry B.S., Ph.D. JOHN B. ENTRIKIN, Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry B.S., M.A., Ph.D. ELMER LEE FORD, Professor and Head of the Department of Modern Languages A.B., M.A., Ph.D. MYRTIS C. FORTENBERRY, Instructor in Music B.M, M.M. 24 uCty WALLACE C. GRIFFITH, Associate Professor and Acting Head of the Department of Mathematics A.B., M.A. TIMOTHY G. HIGGINS, CAPTAIN, Associate Professor of Military Science and Tactics B.A., M.A. ELIZABETH HUGHES, Instructor in Education A.B. L. KLEINHANS, Instructor in German MRS. J. Z. McFARLAND, Instructor in Zoology B.A., M.A. BETTY McKNIGHT, Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., M.A. AUGUSTUS C. MADDOX, Part-time Faculty: Mathematics A.B., M.A. HELEN RUFFIN MARSHALL, Assistant Professor of Voice, Graduate New England Conservatory 25 OPAL P. MENEFEE, Assistant Professor of Commerce B.S., M.B.A. AUDY J. MIDDLEBROOKS, Professor and Head of the Department of Education and Psychology B.S., M.A., Ed.D. OTHA KING MILES, Professor of Education and Psychology A.B., M.A., Ph.D. JAMES H. MILLER, Associate Professor in Dramatics B.A. ac IRA LEE MORGAN, Assistant Professor of English B.A., M.A., Ph.D. EVERETT NUGENT, MASTER SERGEANT, Instructor in Military Science and Tactics W. DARRELL OVERDYKE, Professor of History A.B., M.A., Ph.D. EDMOND M. PARKER, Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics B.S., M.S. tdttf WOODROW W. PATE, Professor and Head of the Department of Commerce and Economics A.B., M.A., Ph.D. FRANCES MARY PERKINS, Assistant Professor in Piano and Theory A.B., B.M., M.M. W. FERRELL PLEDGER, Professor in Sociology and Bible, and Head of Department of Sociology B.A., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. WEBB POMEROY, Assistant Professor in Bible A.B., B.D.. Ph.D. FELIX ANTHONY PONZIANI, Instructor in Music ROBERT REGAN. Instructor in English B.A., M.A. AARON HOOD ROBERTS, Instructor in English B.A., M.A. ROBERT S. SCOTT, LIEUTENANT COLONEL, Professor and Head of the Department of Military Science and Tactics B.A. 27 JOHN TOM SCURLOCK, Part-time Faculty: Applied Science B.S., M.S. FARIEBEE PARKER SELF, Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., M.A. WILLIAM GEORGE SHAHDA, Assistant Professor of Commerce B.S., M.B.A. NOLAN G. SHAW, Instructor in Geology A.B., M.S. ac JOHN F. SHENAUT, Associate Professor of Violin and Orchestra B.M., M.M. BENTLEY SLOANE, Part-time Faculty: Bi ble A.B., M.A. RICHARD K. SPEAIRS, JR., Associate Professor of Biology B.S., M.S. BRUNO STRAUSS, Professor of German and History Ph.D. utt ? ROLLE TANNER, SERGEANT FIRST CLASS, Instructor in Military Science and Tactics JACK E. TEAGARDEN, Assistant Professor of English R.A., M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM CHANDLER TEAGUE, Assistant Professor of Music B.M. ELWOOD B. TRAYLOR, Assistant Professor of Education A.B., M.A. i Mm i !rCm J z ALVIN C. VORAN, Assistant Professor of Choral Literature and Director of Alumni Affairs A.B., B.M. MARY WARTERS, Professor and Head of the Department of Biology A.B., M.A., Ph.D. RALPH E. WHITE, Professor of Modern Languages A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ORIN P. WILKINS, Associate Professor in Biology B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JOHN R. WILLINGHAM, Professor of English B.A., B.S.L.S., M.A., Ph.D. 29 MARGARET TEAGUE Secretary to Business Manager ALICE ALBEN Science Librarian JANIS GREER Secretary to Dean EDNA WORLEY Assistant Registrar 30 4dmt U ETHEL HOMER Snack Bar € atto t EULALA JEFFERIES Secretary to President ANNE BULLARD Bookstore MELBA SMITH Snack Bar BARBARA TURNER Secretary to Director of Evening Division 31 K s X. i : 32 I students 33 JACK WEBB President MARGERY BENGTSON Vice President MARCIA EUBANK Secretary s ettc i DEAN BUSBOOM Treasurer (ZCa4 O tcet 34 JESSE ADAMS— Humanities, Tenaha, Texas. ANN ANSTEAD— Religious Education, Ponchatoula. MARY CATHRINE ARMBRUST— Bible, Shreveport. Alpha Xi Delta; MSM; Ministerial Club; Cencoe; Panhellenic; Kappa Chi; Intramurals. BETTY JO AUSTIN— Commerce, Shreveport. Alpha Xi Delta, Treasurer, Model Pledge; Maroon Jackets, President; Panhellenic; Honor Court; Delta Tau Omicron, President; Outstanding Fresh- man; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; MSM; Phi Sigma Iota; Advanced French Award; Student Senate. PATSY BARBER— Education, Princeton. BSU; Fu- ture Teachers of America. BARBARA BAZZELL— Education, Shreveport. MARGERY BENGTSON— Social Science, Winnsboro. Zeta Tau Alpha; Vice President Senior Class; Cen- tenary Choir; Intramural Council; MSM. BETTY LOU BENTLEY— Speech, Abbeville. MSM; Kappa Chi; Phi Beta, Vice President; Centenary Choir; T. L. James Dormitory Council; Player ' s Guild; Student Senate; Student Affairs Committee; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets; Yoncopin Editorial Staff; Conglomerate Circulation Manager, Business Manager. RICHARD BICKNELL— Pre Med., Shreveport. BSU; Centenary Choir; Kappa Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Alpha Sigma Chi. LU BOGUE — Education. Jefferson, Texas. Zeta Tau Alpha; Intramurals; BSU Band; PEM Club; Fu- ture Teachers of America; Lyceum Committee. STAMLEY BUMGARNER— Education. Cherryville. N. C. Intramurals; Future Teachers of America. DEAN RAY BUSBOOM— Sociology. St. Josephs. 111. Kappa Sigma, Vice President. Rotary Hall Council. President; ICF; Intramural Council. President; Treasurer of Senior Class; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Basketball. Se uo 4, 35 MARY JANE CARTER— Piano, Blanchard. Alpha Sigma Pi., Secretary, Treasurer; Cencoe Phi Beta; Intramurals; Girls ' Rifle Team; Zeta Tau Alpha; BSU; Secretary, Vice President ROTC Battalion Sponsor; Choir A ccompanist; Maroon Jackets; Maid of Honor Gentleman ' s Holiday; Who ' s Who. JANET CHAMBERS— Education, Shreveport. BSU; Conglomerate Staff; MSM; Future Teachers of America. MARY ALICE CHATAM— Education, Shreveport. Alpha Sigma Pi; Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary; Phi Beta, Treasurer; Centenary Choir, Vice President, Secretary; Maroon Jackets; MSM; Future Teach- ers of America; Intramurals. THERESA COBB— Education. Shreveport. Future Teachers of America, President; Alpha Chi. JAN COOK— P.E.. Ringgold. Centenary Choir; In- tramurals, President; Chi Omega; PEM Club; MSM; BSU. JOHN L. COPELAND— Geology, Shreveport. Lambda Chi Alpha; Band, President. JIMMIE CORBIN— Geology, Plain Dealing. Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Intramurals; Band. GEORGE L. DOBIE— Geology, El Dorado, Ark. Fresh- man Class Favorite; Sophomore Class Favorite; Alpha Sigma Pi, Vice President; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Centenary Choir; Band. ELTON DRY — Chemistry, Shreveport. Alpha Sigma Chi, President ; Honor Court. NANCY JO EGLEY— Commerce, Shreveport. GERALD ESKELUND— Chemistry, Chicago, 111. Alpha Sigma Chi, Vice President; Alpha Sigma Pi; Camera Club, Vice President; ROTC, Officer. MARCIA EUBANK— Education, Shreveport. Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice President; Maroon Jackets, Vice Presi- dent; Secretary Junior Class, Senior Class; Pan- hellenic; Future Teachers of America, Secretary; Cencoe; Spanish Club. BOB DUR AND— English, Shreveport. Varsity Tennis; Canterbury Club; Conglomerate Sport ' s Editor; Sigma Tau Delta; Interfaith Council; Student Senate; Intramurals. 36 0tr i ■ MARY FERGUSON— Education, Oxford, Ohio. Fu- ture Teachers of America; Westminster Club. NOUROLLAH GHAHREMAN— Natural Science, Meched, Iran. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Chi. GAYLIA GILLESPIE— Education, Shreveport. Band; MSM; Future Teachers of America; Intramurals. MICKEY GWIN— Spanish, Shreveport. BOBBY D. HALL— Commerce, Marshall, Texas. MIGNON HARPER— Education, Baytown, Texas. James Council; Future Teachers of America; West- minster Club; Chi Omega; Senior Maid Gentleman ' s Holiday. BONNIE HARREL— Education, Winnfield. Chi Omega; MSM; Cencoe; Centenary Choir; Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior Class Favorite; Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Vice President; Maroon Jackets; Yoncopin Beauty; Who ' s Who; Queen Gentleman ' s Holiday; Kappa Sigma Sweet- heart; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; ROTC Sponsor. JOHNNIE HAYES— P.E., Welsh. Basketball Sweet- heart; MSM; Intramurals; PEM Club; Zeta Tau Alpha; James Council. MARY HELEN HAYES— Education, Shreveport. MSM; Alpha Xi Delta; Future Teachers of Ameri- ca. Treasurer; Intramurals. JAMES E. HERNDON— Bible, Pineville. ARNOLD HERRINGTON— Education. Albany. New York. C. E. HILLBURN— Geology, New Orleans. MSM. Se Uo v 37 JACKIE HUCKABAY— Pre Med., Coushatta. Kappa Sigma. ELSA JAMISON— Biology, Shreveport. Gamma Beta Gamma; MSM. SIGNA DELL JONES— Education, Shreveport. Fu- ture Teachers of America; Junior Panhellenic; Pan- hellenic, President; Zeta Tau Alpha, President; Cencoe; Conglomerate Staff. CURTIS KINARD— Commerce, El Dorado, Ark. Kappa Sigma, President; IFC, President. DAVID M. LATHROP— Commerce, Milwaukee, Wis. Intramurals; Student Manager; Sports Editor, Con- glomerate, Yoncopin; MSM; Rotary Hall Council. EMILY LEARNER— Education, Baton Rouge. Alpha Sigma Pi, President; Alpha Chi, President; Kappa Chi, Vice President; MSM; Future Teachers of America; Interfaith Council; T. B. Herndon Award; Chapel and Religious Life Committee; Maroon Jackets; Chairman Religious Life Week; Outstand- ing Freshman; Who ' s Who. WARREN LEVINGSTON— Social Science, Lake Charles. MSM; Kappa Chi; Alpha Chi. MAMIE McCLURE— Social Science, Marshall, Texas. Yoncopin Staff; Conglomerate Staff; Business Manager; James Council; Canterbury Club; Inter- faith Council; Future Teachers of America; Aufait, Vice President. JOAN McGRIFF — Education, Shreveport. Zeta Tau Alpha. ELAINE MALLOY — Commerce, Shreveport. Spanish Club, Treasurer; Newman Club, Secretary, Vice President; Chi Omega, Treasurer, President; Pan- hellenic; Cencoe. PAUL MATHERNE— Bible, Houma. Ministerial Club; MSM, Council; Intramurals. Most Outstanding Participant. ANNE MATHIEU— Education, Shreveport. 38 BARBARA JEAN MEADES— Psychology, Pine Grove. Alpha Sigma Phi; MSM, Council Secretary; Aufait, Secretary; Kappa Chi; Conglomerate, Circulation Manager. DORRIS ANN MOUNCE— Education, Shreveport. Chi Omega. GEORGE NASH — Education, Shreveport. JUDY NEWMAN— History, Marshall, Mo. Alpha Xi Delta; Cencoe; MSM. JERRY ORR — P.E., Shreveport. Kappa Sigma; Varsity Tennis; Junior Varsity Basketball; ROTC Officer; PEM Club; Cheerleader; Intramurals; Yoncopin Staff. GENEVIEVE PALMER— Education, Shreveport. Alpha Xi Delta, President; Cencoe; Panhellenic; Vice President Junior Class; Student Affairs Com- mittee; Discipline Committee; Student Senate; Spanish Club. TED PEBWORTH— English. Homer. Sigma Tau Delta, President; Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Chi, Treasurer; Canterbury Club; Conglomerate Staff; MSM; Lyceum Committee. JANE PELOUBET— Commerce, Shreveport. JAMES DELTON PICKERING— English, New Or- leans. Honor Court, Chief Justice; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; MSM, President; Interfaith Council, President; Kappa Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Sigma Tau Delta; Ministerial Club, Treasurer; Who ' s Who. LESTER RALPH— P.E., Baileyton, Ala. Varsity Basketball; Intramurals. IRIS REEVES — Education, Shreveport. Centenary Choir; Spanish Club. NANCY RECORDS— Social Science. Oklahoma City, Okla. S, e uo i 39 GRAHAM W. ROGERS— Commerce, Mullins, S. C. Kappa Alpha; IFC; Delta Tau Omicron. MARY JOYCE ROWELL— Commerce, Shreveport. SUE SANDLIN— Humanities, Mt. Pleasant, Texas. RONALD SHEMWELL— Pre Med., Shreveport. Alpha Sigma Chi, Treasurer; Kappa Sigma, Vice Presi- dent; Intramurals; ROTC, Officer. MELVIN SIMMONS— Music Education, Shreveport. Centenary Choir, President; Religious Life Com- mittee. REGINALD SINGLETON— Commerce, Shreveport. BSU. SHIRLEY SUE SMITH— Education, Atlanta, Texas. Alpha Chi, Secretary; Zeta Tau Alpha; Future Teachers of America; MSM. FRANKIE STEPHENS— Education, Logansport. MSM; Kappa Chi; Alpha Sigma Phi; Art Club, President; Conglomerate Staff; Future Teachers of America; James Council. WALTER JERRY Shreveport. STEPHENSON — Commerce, JOY SUTHERLAND— Social Science, Greenville, Miss. MSM; Canterbury Club; Intramurals; Yon- copin Staff. SUE THOMAS— Education, Atlanta, Texas. Alpha Chi, Vice President; Future Teachers of America; MSM. JANE THOMPSON— Education, Winnfield. Alpha Sigma Pi; Cencoe; Chi Omega; Centenary Choir; MSM; Phi Beta; Maroon Jackets. TERENCE VINSON— Chemistry, Bossier City. Kappa Alpha; Alpha Sigma Chi; Intramurals. 40 RON VISKOZKI— Commerce, Taylorville, 111. Varsity Basketball, Baseball; Intramurals. JACK WEBB— Geology, Vidor, Texas. Kappa Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Senior Class President; Who ' s Who; Band, Vice President; ROTC Officer; Intramurals; IFC; Rotary Hall Council, Secretary, Vice President; Student Senate, Treasurer; M SM, Treasurer; Cheerleader; Honor Court; Sigma Gam- ma Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega; Lyceum Committee; Varsity Tennis; C Club. CHARLES WESSON— Geology, Shreveport. Sigma Gamma Epsilon, President. BARNEY WHEELER— Chemistry, Roswell, N. Mex. Lambda Chi Alpha, President; Alpha Sigma Chi. ALBERT WHITE— Geology, El Dorado. Ark. Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Secretary. JAMES E. WILKERSON— Humanities, Shreveport. EDWARD WILLIAMS— Commerce, Shreveport. ROTC Officer. FRANCES ANNE WILLIAMS— Social Science. Ray- ville. JOHN R. WILLIS— Geology, Philadelphia. Miss. Sigma Gamma Epsilon. WYETH WORLEY— Pre Med.. Shreveport. Kappa Sigma. BILLY WORRELL — Accounting, Shreveport. Lambda Chi Alpha, Treasurer, President; IFC, Secretary, Vice President; Delta Tau Omicron; Student Affairs Committee; Yoncopin Editor; Student Senate; Publications Committee; Conglomerate Staff. JAMES YOUNG— Humanities, Minden. S, e uo i4. TED HUGHES President MARY JOE ROBINSON Vice President NEY BAILEY Secretary flcuto unto CHARLES WILDER Treasurer 06 44 OUteen 42 EDWIN ADRION Alexandria NEY ANN BAILEY Shreveport JAMES C. BEAN, JR. Orlean, France ' JANIE WARRENE BOYD Bogalusa HOLLIS R. BRAY Many BILL BREWSTER Shreveport BOB M. BROOKS Gilmer, Texas HUGH BROWN Shreveport MILDRED BUCKNER Shreveport DON C. BUSH, JR. Shreveport EARL CANTRELLE New Orleans OPHELIA CARROLL Shreveport LLEWELLYN COOK EDDIE COPELAND CAROL CRAWFORD Shreveport Elysian Fields. Texas 43 JIM H. CRAWFORD DONALD M. CHICOSKY SANDRA CROSS Elysian Fields, Texas Binghamton, N. Y. Li ttle Rock, Ark. PETER CULOTTA Shreveport DAN DELLINGER Center, Texas BETTY DICKERSON Shreveport BILL DUPRE Crowley PAUL DURBIN West Monroe RALPH G. FANELLI Shreveport CHAN FOX Shreveport DANIEL GOODWIN Shreveport REGINALD HARRIS Shreveport EMILY HAYDEN Tenaha, Texas HARVEY HENSLEY Freeport, N. Y. JACK HODGES Shreveport itmJik 44 Ga Uo i4, DOROTHY HOLLEMAN Shreveport DANNA HOLLOWAY El Dorado, Ark. MONA HOLLOWAY Crowley MELVIN RAY HOLT MICKEY HOOTEN CHARLES HUGHES Jonesboro Jones TED PETTET HUGHES Benton JANE HUTCHINSON Shreveport JOHN R. JOHNS Mansfield CONNIE JOHNSON Shreveport TOM KEITH Shreveport ELIZABETH KELLER Sumter, South Carolina WILLIAM T. KENDRICK EDWARD JOHN KOZAK ERNESTO LANDEROS Shreveport Shreveport El Paso, Texas 45 KATHRYN LEARY Shreveport PATRICIA LEIGH Shreveport SUE LIDDELL Eunice CHARLES LINSEY Shreveport PAN McGONAGILL Shreveport JOHN McGREDE De Ridder TERRY MARSHALL Little Rock, Ark. GAIL MARTIN Shreveport JERRY MARTIN Shreveport PAT MOOTY Shreveport DICK MORRIS New Orleans DAN MORSE Tallulah MARILYN MORTON CLIFTON NUGENT MARTHA OLIPHANT Shreveport Coushatta Shreveport flu Uo l4 . 46 RUPERT PICKETT Shreveport FRANCES PORTEOUS Shreveport CHARLES PUGH Shreveport ROSS QUINN MARIE RINAUDO LARRY ROBERTSON MARY JOE ROBINSON BYRON RUTLEDGE JOEL SERMONS Minden Shreveport Bossier City Shreveport Silsbee, Texas Bossier City ■ v ' - , SANDRA SIMMONS Shreveport MARY KAPPEN SINGLETON Shreveport LEONARD SMITH Shreveport PAUL SNOW Shreveport WAYNE STODDARD Shreveport SANDRA STROTHER Shreveport 47 LOUISE THOMAS GAIL THORNTON PENNY TODD SAM M. TROMBETTA WILLIAM B. WAKEMAN CHARLES WILDER Shreveport Little Rock, Ark. Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Monroe MARY ANN WILHELMI Shreveport CAROLYN WILLIAMS Shreveport LOUISE WILLIAMS Shreveport MRS. DALE WOOLBERT JACKIE D. WORLEY SHIRLYJO WREN JOANN ZAENGLEIN Lake Charles Shreveport Shreveport Qu Uo l4 48 fc Oi LARRY McKINSTRY President MARTHA TURNER Vice President CECILE PLUMMER Secretary SoftA x tt tne FRANCIS KELKER Treasurer (£t Z44, C fccent 50 DOT AKIN Shreveport RONNY ATEN Shreveport 0. L. ALEXANDER Shreveport WILLIAM T. BACON Shreveport LEON BAIN Shreveport JANICE BARKLEY Shreveport EUGENE BENNETT LLCETTE BENNETT KENNETH BENNETT San Augustine. Texas San Augustine, Texas ALL D. BLACKMON Marshall, Texas BILL BRYANT Shreveport NANCY COLLETT Shreveport DONALD COX Homer JACKIE CRAIN Mansfield JOAN DAILY Shreveport • _ trjy ' NORA JEAN DANIEL Shreveport LINETT DAVIS Plain Dealing JEANNETTE DE SAD1ER Shreveport MAC DECKARD PHILLIP DICKEY MARTHA DILLON Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport RED DOHONEY Shreveport LARRY DOYLE Longstreet MARY JANE EATON Omaha, Nebraska FRANCES FINCH Shreveport MARCELLA FLYNT Baton Rouge LANELLE FORD Shreveport VAN GARDNER Ringgold WILLIAM F. GAINES Oil City LARRY GIBSON Shreveport PATRICIA ANN GOFF JOHN K. GRAHAM ELIZABETH GUTHRIE E HARP Shreveport JOHN HAYNES Bloomburg, Texas GRADY HINES Bethany ROBERT HOLTZCLAW Marshall, Texas JOHNETTE JARRATT Shreveport BILLYE CLAIRE JUSTICE Waterproof Shreveport Shreveport Grand Cane STAN HAILEY Shreveport JOE HALL Bossier City VERNA HASTINGS Shreveport Sofe£omo te4 ' . 52 ELIZABETH JONES FRANCIS KELKER EILEEN LAIRD Shreveport Fond du Lac, Wis. NAPOLEON LAWRENCE DONNA LEET MIMI LINGENFELTER Shreveport Baton Rouge Shreveport ;gy longino Shreveport WAYMON LONGINO Shreveport ROBERT LYTTON Shreveport JERRY MALONE Shreveport SAMUEL A. MAXEY Sibley PEGGY McCLOY Shreveport i McCOY Metaire LARRY McKINSTRY Bastrop MELINDA McLEOD Shreveport LEE A. McNEW GAYNELLE MORGAN MATTIE LOU MULLER WINDENE NICKLAUS HILDA ROSE OLIVER WILLIAM B. OLIVER Annapolis, Md. New Orleans Ponchatoula Amarillo, Texas Winnie, Texas Scottsville, Texas 53 , .; TOMMY SIBLEY DON SEELING KARAN SPENCER JAMES M. OWEN Shreveport JOAN PHARES Many CECILE PLUMMER Lake Charles GAIL PRESTON PATRICIA ANN PRICHARD WILL PR INGLE Leesville Shreveport Shreveport HENRY PYE Shreveport CECIL RHODES Shreveport ALTON LEROY RICHARDSON Shreveport GEORGE ROBERTS MARY ROBINETTE ARNOLD EARL SANDEFUR Alexandria Shreveport Shreveport CHARLES SANFORD Shreveport AUSTIN SARTIN Shreveport BOBBY SCHULMAN Dothan. Ala. Shreveport Alexandria Denver, Colorado PATRICIA ANN SPIVEY JANN STANLEY EMMA LOU STEWART Shreveport Shreveport Springhill Safc o tuyie 54 DAVID SWANZY BILLY PAT TIPTON MARTHA TURNER Center, Texas Marshal], Texas Shreveport GENIE VALENTINE Oak Ridge SHARON VICTORY Shreveport CLYDE WALKER Bossier City RY WAKEMAN Shreveport WARREN WEST Shreveport JOHN WESTBROOK Haughton LAURA ANN WILLIS MARY WILKINSON PATRICIA WOLERY Shreveport Coushatta Santa Cruz, California BARBARA WOODLEY JERRY WOODS DAVID YEAGER Marshall, Texas Tyler, Texas Marion, Alabama 55 A J .. LEWIS W. FLETCHER President MARGARET ANNE COWEN Vice President LYNN WILCOX Secretary rtedKiPtcut DAVID FORTE reasurer %046 C$£ce t 56 CLYDE E. AILSTOCK Stonewall CORNELIA AGURS Shreveport RALPH AKIN Shreveport RONNIE ALEXANDER Shreveport WILLIE ANDRESS EI Dorado, Ark. ATIYEH ASSOF MARY ATKINSON Magnolia, Ark. THOMAS L. BA1RD Shreveport JEANETTE BAKER Minden, La. ROBERT BEAMAN Bolivar, Mo. DAVID BEAUREGARD Shreveport DONNA BECK Dallas, Texas JOAN BEDDOE Shreveport DON BELL Scott City, Kan. LARRY D. BELL Shreveport BOBBY BELLAR Plain Dealing TOMMY BERGERON New Orleans WALTER BETTS Shreveport MAHAMALEA BLIZZARD Shreveport BARRY BOLACK Eunice MARY BETH BOMAR Bossier City POLLY ANNA BOONE Shreveport ANNE BOSTICK Gilbert METTA BREWSTER Shreveport CAROLYN BROCK Lewisville, Ark. MARJORIE NELLE BROTHERS Shreveport CHARLES BYRD Many HELEN CAGE Shreveport DAVID CALHOUN Oak Grove JACKIE CARPENTER Winnsboro GEORGE CARNEY Shreveport GERALDINE CARNAHAN Sulphur 57 JERI CASSADY DJANE CATHEY GERHARD CELY CHARLES CLIFFORD CHARLES COLE STEVE COOK MARGARET ANNE COWEN FA YE COX Lake Charles Stonewall Nurnberg, Germany Dallas, Texas Marshall, Texas Shreveport Midland Wilmington, Cal. MAX1NE CROSWELL Shreveport WYNDELLE CUNNINGHAM Texarkana WAYNE DAVIS Bossier City EDWARD DEESE Shreveport FREDDY DE LACERDA Many ANN DESHAZO Dallas, Texas CHARLES E. DYER Rodessa MARTHA ANN DICKENS Magnolia. Ark. DIANA DIEHL Springhill TRULY ANNE DRAKE Maplewood MARGIE DUKES Carthage, Texas PEGGY EAVES Shreveport LARR ELLIOT Glenmora ELAINE ELLIOT Shreveport JANICE EMBRY Shreveport ALBERT EUBANKS Shreveport CAROLYN ANN FARLEY Mansfield MARGARET FELTON Shreveport TIMOTHY FESTERVAND Shreveport BILLY FILES Bastrop LEWIS W. FLETCHER De Ridder DAVID FORTE Shreveport WAYNE M. FULLER Shreveport JAMES E. FRANKLIN, JR. Shreveport ? e 6me t 58 HENRY GAMBLE Marthaville RONNIE GAMMILL Texarkana MAR LOT GASSEN Sulphur CONNIE GATHR1GHT El 1 orado, Ark. JOSEPH GIGLIO Shreveport PATSY GILSTRAP Mar shall, Texas PATRICIA GLENN Ce nter. Texas CHARLES GOl THIERE Shreveport SIDNEY GRAS Shreveport JACQUELINE CRIBBLE Shreveport BETTY GRIFFIN Crowley DONALD GULLION Shreveport JERRY GUNIN Vivian RONALD HANNING Macomb. III. NIELS HANSEN Copenhag en, Denmark DON HARTMAN La Pryor, Texas ZINA HENGY Shreveport HOPE HENRY Shreveport ALVARD HERNANDEZ ARCHIE L. HIGGINS Shreveport BARBARA HILTON Shreveport JEROLD REED HOFFPAUIR Andrew ROY L. HOLDER Shreveport MAC HOOD L ufkin, Texas A% Tl j fj a t (pi Mm UtMM ' : m MM BETTY ANN HOSEA Shreveport JOHNNY HOWELL Shreveport LE DELL HOWELL Shreveport BENNY HUDNALL Baton Rouge TED HUTCHES Shreveport ROBERT INGLE Ramer, Tenn. ROBERTA JACKSON Many KATHRINE J CKSON Shreveport V( 59 JAMES JENNINGS Shreveport BILLIE FRANCES JERNIGAN Shreveport LARRY JOHNSON Birmingham, Ala. MARY LOU JONES New Orleans ED KENNON Minden KAY KINARD El Dorado, Ark. COAN KNIGHT Leesville CONNIE LEBARBERA Vicksburg, Miss. FRANKIE LACHLE Shreveport BONNIE LANGLEY Sulphur ARMAND LA PLANTE Oneida, N. Y. BETTYE LARCHE Bastrop JAMES LAWRENCE HARRY LEVER LINDA LEWIS WILLIAM LEWIS Little Rock, Ark. Shreveport Dallas, Texas Clarksdale, Miss. JAMES RHEA LOVE Minden JANE LYLES Shreveport PAL1LA MARTIN Shreveport BILL MASON Shreveport BRADFORD MAYO Lake Charles MARY KAT McCAIN Winnsboro SUZANNE McCALLUM Shreveport DOROTHY McCANN Clinton, Iowa MARY ANNE McCLENDON BENNETTE McDOWELL JAMES McFARLAND NANCY McGIBNEY LINDA McMILLON URSULA MICHON JAMES MEEK LANE MILLER Shreveport Bossier City Shreveport Glasgow, Mont. Franklinton Shreveport Shreveport New Orleans piea wHeti. 60 PATSY ANN MILLER Mansfield NANCY MOORE Jennings EDWARD MONK Minden DOROTHY MORGAN Shreveport PHERIBIE MONROE Shreveport S. D. MOREHEAD Shreveport JOHN F. NEUGENT Bossier City EVA NEWELL Shreveport BEVERLY NORMAN Bossier City KENNY D. NORTON Ida LINDA ODEN Shreveport GEORGE OGDEN Shreveport CAROLYN ANN OGLETREE Springhill JACQUELINE OTT Mt. Hermon MARILYN OWEN Leesville PATTY OWEN Shreveport CHRIS PANOS Shreveport ALTON W. PARKER Shreveport JUDY PARKER Shreveport JACQUELINE PETTY Longstreet MARGARET PHELPS Shreveport WILLIAM B. PILINSKI Shreveport HAROLD PRICE Logansport MIKE REEVES Carthage, Texas BESSIE RUTH RISINGER Homer ODIE N. REYNOLDS, JR. Monroe BETTY CLAIRE RHEA Minden JAMES RILEY Shreveport CHARLES R. ROBERTSON Alexandria ORMOND ROBINSON Baton Rouge PATTY RUSHEON Bossier City PAT RUTHERFORD Baton Rouge 61 ife4 KAY SALADIN Baton Rouge HOB SAIDERL1N Shreveport BILL SANDERS Shreveport JIMMY SCHAMERHORN Leesville JO ANN SCHROEDER Shreveport LYNDA LEE SCURLOCK Center, Texas PHYLLIS SIMMONS Shreveport JAMES B. SLACK Shreveport DOTTYE SLIDER Marshall, Texas GERALD SLUSHER Shreveport ALVIN SMITH De Ridder BESSIE LEE SMITH Shreveport GEORGE SMITH Patoka, Indiana RALPH SMITH Jackson, Miss. JEANNE SMITH New Orleans BETTY SNELLGROVE Plaquemine LOIS SNELLGROVE Plaquemine R. E. SOMNER Shreveport NORA BESS STAFEORD Shreveport GRACIE STAPLES Zaehary IRA STARK Bolivar, Mo. RICHARD STOKES Shreveport RONALD STOLIFFLET Franklin ALTON STRAUGHAN Shreveport PAT SUCKER Shreveport A. B. SUMMERS Shreveport DUANE P. TARRANT Shreveport ABBIE TERRY El Dorado, Ark. LEONARD DEEN THOMPSON Eunice MARTHA LEE THOMPSON Shreveport WILLIAM DALE THOMPSON Shreveport JAMES THORN Bossier City 62 pne4 me t HOVT TOMPKINS Shreveport LLEWELLYN LOVE TRIPLE Mansfield TOM LFERT Alton, 111. ALLEN R. VESTAL Shreveport STEPHEN VICTORY Shreveport CHARLES RAY WALKER Shreveport LINDA WALTERS Shreveport WILLIAM GARY WALTERS Lake Providence WILMA JO WALTERS Leesville PAULA WARNER Shreveport MORGAN WATT Bossier City JOAN WEAVER Shreveport NANCY WHITE Leesville JERR WHITECOTTEN Shreveport JON WHITTINGTON Bossier City LYNN WILCOX Shreveport LAVEDA WILLIAMS Maplewood FRED WILLIS Coushatta TERRY WILLIS Shreveport JOHN B. WILSON Shreveport JERRY WJNTERROWD Shreveport PERRY WJNTERROWD Shreveport MARJORIE WOODFIN Marshall, Texas JAMES CONRAD WOOLEY Many PENNY WORLEY Shreveport AUBREY WYNN, JR. Shreveport 66 features 67 Miss Centenary of 1957 was chosen by Mr. Charles M. Schulz, creator of Peanuts, Centenary ' s favorite comic strip. 1 . ,— Cartoonist Schulz and Family 68 7?Ct4 (Zetttettatty ?? 7%ant6a wwten, 69 v.. «•- ' •• THtAA ' Peyyy o tfi t 70 ?%l4 Seventy, Ttwt t 71 THiM, t P nttcf uaAeMt 72 TftCw, ' Pat y, fyjC faafi 73 TfUte TKaxtfa, Z diwt ??CiA4 cfmt- 7i cCe % 74 % o Tttany Set6 Sonta 7ftt4 fenc (Zattoictcf, 75 bh T ' wmp-p m 7Hi4 Soettue Zfawtet 7%%. {tutut 7Vat6i t 11 Setri i pau4 ute4 JACKIE HUCKABAY JAN COOK LARRY TEAGUE 78 -■«W :™ .,: . t(-™::-- ' - - S ji9 n ' -jj GAIL THORNTON BILL DUPRE 79 ■ ' . , ' ' • wsmntk LARRY McKINSTRY MARY TOM WILKINSON 80 FRED DE LACERDA PAULA MARTIN 81 206 4 2( 6a BETTY JO AUSTIN Treasurer, Model Pledge, Alpha Xi Delta; President, Maroon Jackets; Pan-Hellenic; Honor Court; President, Delta Tau Omicron; Outstanding Freshman; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; M.S.M.; Phi Sigma Iota; Advanced French Award; Student Senate. Schroeder, President of the Beethoven Fan Club. BETTY LOU BENTLEY M.S.M.; Kappa Chi; Phi Beta, Vice President; Centenary Choir; James Dormitory Council; Players ' Guild; Student Senate; Student Affairs Committee; Maroon Jackets; Yoncopin Editorial Staff; Circulation Staff, Business Man- ager, Conglomerate. 82 1 fo ' ti fo MARY JANE CARTER Secretary, Treasurer, Alpha Sigma Pi; Cencoe; Phi Beta; Intramurals; Girls ' Rifle Team; Zeta Tau Alpha; B.S.U.; Battalion Sponsor, R.O.T.C.; Choir Accompanist; Maroon Jackets; Maid of Honor, Gentleman ' s Holiday. Violet BONNIE HARREL Vice President, Chi Omega; M.S.M.; Cencoe; Centenary Choir; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Favorites; Secretary, Freshman Class; Vice President, Sophomore Class; Maroon Jackets; Yoncopin Beauty; Queen, Gentle- man ' s Holiday Court; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Captain Sponsor, R.O.T.C; Cente- nary Lady; Vice President, Student Senate. 83 Wfo ' 7V6 EMILY LEARNER Alpha Sigma Pi; President, Alpha Chi; Vice President Kappa Chi; M.S.M.; Future Teachers; Interfaith Council: T. B. Herndon Award; Chapel and Religious Life Com mittee; Maroon Jackets; Chairman, Religious Life Week Outstanding Freshman. Patty DELTON PICKERING Honor Court, Chief Justice; President, Omicron Delta Kappa; M.S.M.; President, Interfaith Council; Kappa Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Sigma Tau Delta; Treasurer, Ministerial Club. 84 2O o ' ti Jio- LEE POPEJOY Kappa Alpha; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Intramurals; Honor Court; Student Senate; Alpha Sigma Chi; Captain, Staff, R.O.T.C. Sh ermey JACK WEBB President. Kappa Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; President, Senior Class; Vice President, Band; Captain, R.O.T.C; Intramurals; Inter-Fraternity Council; Secretary, Vice President, Rotary Hall Council; Treasurer, Student Senate; Treasurer, M.S.M.; Head Cheerleader; Honor Court; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Alpha Phi Omega; Lyceum Com- mittee; Varsity Tennis; C Club. 85 (2e tte t ify a td BAND MEMBERS Cyril Arnold John Ballard Robert Beaman Lu Bogue Carolyn Brock Charles Byrd William Carpenter Steve Cook Donald Cox John Copeland David Fisher Lewis Fletcher Mary Lou Gassen Mickey Hooten Bennett Hudnall John Johns Napoleon Lawrence Mary Anne McClendon Dan Morse Gail Preston Robert Price William Pringle Thomas Pye James Riley John Rausch George Roberts Phyllis Simmons Alvin Smith David Swanzy Jack Webb 86 David Swanzy, soloist and Mr. B. P. Causey, Conductor. Officers Jack Webb, Vice President; David Swanzy, Secretary- Treasurer; and John Copeland, President. Under the capable leadership of Director Bill Causey, the members of the ba ' nd have made a definite contribution in music and school spirit. Chapel programs, radio pro- grams, and basketball games have been made more inspiring and entertaining by its presence. Percussion Section: Charles Byrd, Jack Webb, and Lu Bogue. Girls of the Band: Mary Anne McClendon. Bennette Mc- Dowell, Phyllis Simmons, Lu Bogue, Linda Walters, Carolyn Brock, and Mary Lou Gassen. 87 ®L i% ® f t 2 £)£ £ ' 3t ft i JUJl v The Internationally famous Centenary Col- lege Choir, now in its fifteenth year, has en- tertained thousands of listeners and won countless friends for the college. It is truly the pride of Centenary and of Shreveport. 88 The choir in the TV studio for its weekly program. When A. C. Cheesy Voran lifts his hand to direct the choir, one doesn ' t know whether to expect Verdi ' s Requiem or a simple Negro spiritual. This versatility comes with the long practice and intensive training which begins during the summer with the annual choir camp. Officers for the choir are: Melvin Simmons, President; Mary Alice Chatham, Co-Vice President; Dan Morse, Vice President; War- rene Boyd, Secretary; Bill Bryant, Treasurer. 89 CHOIR MEMBERS William Andress Bob Beaman Bobby Bellar Margery Bengtson Mary Belle Blankenbaker Anne Bostick Warene Boyd Bob Brooks Billy Joe Bryant Jack Carpenter Mary Jane Carter Mary Alice Chatham Jan Cook Margaret Cowen Diana Diehl Ann DeShazo Martha Dillon Joe Dobie Margie Dukes Albert Eubanks Carolyn Farley L. W. Fletcher Connie Gathright Ann Harp Bonnie Harrel Mona Holloway Pat Leigh Dorothy McCann John McGrede Bill Mason Dan Morse Windene Nicklaus Jacquelin Ott Joan Phares Will Pringle Iris Reeves James Riley Ruth Risinger Kay Saladin Sue Sandlin Melvin Simmons Dottye Slider Alvin Smith John Stovall Dale Thompson Jane Thompson Eugenia Valentine Charles Wilder Conrad Wooley Rhapsody in View — Current Edition 90 76e c6o i jowwecf fo t6e ' P t £a t 91 92 HEADQUARTERS Shreveport, Louisiana General Orders Number I 14 September 1956 I. APPOINTMENTS IN BATTALION OF CADETS 1. All appointments of officers and non-commissioned officers in the Battalion of Cadets hereto- fore in effect are revoked. 2. The following appointments in the Battalion of Cadets, effective Monday 17 September 1956, and with the relative rank and assignment as shown, are announced: To Be Cadet Lt. Colonel Ed Williams, Battalion Commander To Be Cadet Major Elton Dry, Executive Officer Richard Finn, Plans and Training To Be Cadet Captains 1. Bill Brewster, Adjutant 5. Jack Hodges, Commander B 2. Lee Popejoy, Supply 6. Mickey Gwin, Commander C 3. Jack Webb, Commander, Band 7. Charles Lindsay, Commander D 4. Larry Teague, Commander A To Be Cadet First Lieutenants 1. Joel Sermons, Company A 3. Ronald Shemwell, Company C 2. Gerald Eskelund, Company B 4. Ron Viskozki, Company D To Be Cadet Second Lieutenants 1. Richard Schultz, Company A 5. Clyde Bowers, Company C 2. Harold Ford, Company A 6. John Murphy, Company C 3. John Appleby, Company B 7. Mickey Oursler, Company D 4. Chester Simpson, Company B 8. Richard Smith, Company D To Be Cadet Battalion Sergeant Major Warren Goss To Be Cadet First Sergeants 1. John McGrede, Band 3. Joe Gray, Company B 2. Ernesto Landeros, Company A 4. William Reyenga, Company C 5. Richard Lamb, Company D To Be Cadet Master Sergeants 1. Al Dohoney, Company A 5. Richard Sneed, Company B 2. Peter Culotta, Company A 6. Joe Segers, Company B 3. Don Bush, Company B 7. Paul Durbin, Company C 4. Wayne Stoddard, Company B 8. Jim Bean, Company C 9. Nathan Fox, Company D 10. Leonard Smith, Company D II. RELIEF FROM DUTY: The Class of 1955 is hereby relieved from duty. Nicholas Novosel Lt. Colonel, Armor P.M.S. T.  iS . ss V i pv R. O. T. C rrru ,:s-- ' .: LT. COL. NICHOLAS NOVOSEL P.M.S. T. 1952-1956 LT. COL. ROBERT SCOTT P.M.S. T. 1957- 94 Front row, left to right: SFC Patterson, O ' Rourke, Poe, and Sgt. Murphee. Back row: Lt. Col. Scott, Capt. Higgins, Lt. Hancock, and M Sgt. Tanner. COLOR GUARD Left to right: Cadets Ingle, Hubble, Straughn, and Clifford ■ y w BATTALION STAFF Front row: Lt. Col. Williams, Lt. Col. Sponsor Carter, Major Dry. Back row: Capt. Brewster, Capt. Popejoy, and M Sgt. Goss. 95 il5Wii!%t yM HEADQUARTERS Front row: Capt. Teague, Capt. Sponsor Akin. Back row: 1st Lt. Sermons, 2nd Lt. Ford, Cpl. Festervand, 2nd Lt. Schultz, 1st Sgt. Landeros. iz.o.i.e 96 J0.7 HEADQUARTERS First row: Capt. Hodges, Capt. Sponsor Rusheon. Back row, 1st Lt. Eskelund, 2nd Lt. Simpson, Cpl. Victory, 2nd Lt. Appleby, 1st Sgt. Gray. 97 HEADQUARTERS First row: Capt. Gwinn, Capt. Sponsor Dillon. Second row: 1st Lt. Shemwell, 2nd Lt. Bowers, Cpl, Bell, 2nd Lt. Murphy, M Sgt. Durbin. 98 7Z.O. 7.e- V HEADQUARTERS Capt. Lindsay, Capt. Sponsor Robinson. Back row: 1st Lt. Ford, 2nd Lt. Oursler, Cpl. Thompson, 2nd Lt. Smith, 1st Sgt. Lamb. 99 HEADQUARTERS Front row: Capt. Webb, Capt. Sponsor Zanglein. Back row: 1st Sgt. McGrede, Cpl. Price, Sgt 1st Class Fletcher. I PIT 100 ' Rcfte 7e tt - ± g if Throughout the season members of the Centenary College rifle team kept their eye on the target. The marksmanship ability of these men kept Centenary in the above-average category for college R.O.T.C. competition. Participation in army meets, Shreveport Municipal League, and mail matches with other R.O.T.C. units throughout the United States provided necessary competitio n. In all of these three cate- gories, the members proved to be formidable marks- men and true representatives of Centenary ' s well- known ability and sportsmanship. The season was culminated by a trip which took the rifle team to El Paso, Texas. ' Pe 46i tf IRifteA The Centurion Rifles became the first organized drill team at Centenary College. After a semester of hard work they w,ere accepted into the National Mili- tary Society of Pershing Rifles. The drill team traveled to Marshall, Texas; Natchi- toches, Louisiana; and Mobile, Alabama. The festi- vals participated in were the Louisiana State Fair, Dogwood Festival, and Holiday in Dixie. The faculty advisor for the unit is Captain Timothy Higgins. The unit sponsor is Miss Joann Zaenglein. OFFICERS Left to right: 2nd Lt. Mills, 1st Lt. Bush, Capt. Gray, M Sgt. Kelker, 2nd Lt. Bean, 2nd Lt. Herndon. Not pictured: 1st Sgt. Paul Blackmon. MEMBERS Ralph Akin, Ronnie Aten, Billy Bacon, Tom Baird, Barry Bolack, David Calhoun, Larry Doyle, Bill Gaines, Ronnie Gam- mil, Grady Hines, Benny Hudnall, Mac Hood, Sonny Jackson, Frances Kelker, James Lawrence, Ben McCoy, Billy Mc- Gloughlin, R. W. Miller, Kenny Norton, Jim Owens, Charles S a n f o r d, Alton Straughan, Billy Pat Tipton, Billy Wilson, Aubry Wynn. ■ -■ 106 athletics 107 s4t6CeUc6 108 The GENTS finished a successful season this year. Playing for the first time a major college schedule they finished with 16 wins and 8 losses, losing only two home games. They were hampered throughout the year with injuries not only to the players, but Coach Mooty also. This was their first year in the new Hirsch Memorial Youth Building. The GENTS got off to a good start by downing the AGGIES from Texas A M; placed second in the LIT and by knocking off several highly ranked colleges in the closing season were enabled to receive a bid to play in the NCAA college-division tournament, thus climaxing a great season of roundball. ' SALTY, MAN Front row, left to right: Manager Rupert, Bobby Schulman, Ron Hanning, Dean Busboom, Ernesto Landeros, Milton Wil- liams, Henry Gamble. Back row: Coach Mooty, Tom Hubble, Larry Teague, Lester Ralph, Morris Schrimsher, Cecil Rhodes. Bob Ingle and Manager Lamar Fleming. 109 MILTON WILLIAMS Guard Junior from Livingston, Texas Nickname — Chief LARRY TEAGUE Forward Senior from Bossier City, Louisiana RON VISKOZKI Guard Senior from Taylorville, Illinois Nickname — Scooter 110 DEAN BUSBOOM Forward Senior from St. Joseph, Illinois Nickname — Bugs ERNESTO LANDEROS Guard Junior from El Paso, Texas Nickname — Ernie MORRIS SCHRIMSHER Center Junior from Athens, Alabama Nickname — Schrimp LESTER RALPH Center Senior from Baileyton, Alabama Nickname — Red CECIL RHODES Center Sopbomore from Shreveport, Louisiana Nickname — Spider I I BOBBY SCHULMAN Guard Sophomore from Dothan, Alabama Nickname — Bo TOM HUBBLE Forward Sophomore from Manteno, Illinois Nickname — Hub RON HANNING Forward Freshman from Macomb, Illinois Nickname — Animal BOB INGLE Forward Freshman from Ramer, Tennessee Nickname — Tenn. HENRY GAMBLE Guard Freshman from Marthaville, Louisiana Nickname — Capt. Tootsie SCHEDULE RECORD Gents _ .67 Gents ......84 s Gents ....64 Gents .94 u Gents ..75 Gents ......91 Gents ......67 Gents ......83 Gents .83 Gents ......71 Gents .....83 Gents ...100 Gents ..72 Gents .....54 Gents . .70 Gents ......93 Gents 54 Gents .85 Gents ......90 Gents ...69 Gents ......92 Gents ......77 Gents .....66 Gents ......92 Texas A M ... ...59 Hardin-Simmons ... .72 Northwestern 71 North Texas State 72 West Texas State _.__78 N. Mex. A M 81 Stanford 73 Furman (LIT) 73 LSU (LIT) 75 Loyola (LIT) 79 Mississippi South. 79 North Texas State 63 Washington U. .80 Xavier 91 Western Mich. 71 Northwestern 83 Mississippi South. .82 Southeastern 74 Memphis State 78 McNeese State 65 Louisiana Tech 75 Louisiana College ..73 Louisiana Tech 64 Florida State U. ...74 • - 11 1 1 ' ■ HE wEgmmmUEi m ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' rV v jL Bj ifm 2Ji m M f f m 1 13 LIT All-Tournament Team Halleluiah ' ' Get off my back Snake eyes ' Hold that Tiger 14 The Scooters gets two ' Go ' way ' JACK WEBB Head Cheerleader 6e iCeciden4 OOP! OOP! The Centenary cheering section was led by six enthusiastic Cheerleaders — Mary Beth Bomar from Bossier City, Bill Dupre from Welch, Patsy Gilstrap from Marshall, Texas, Jerry Orr from Shreveport, Jack Webb from Vidor, Texas, and Marjorie Woodfin from Marshall, Texas. Miss Jane Lad- ner was faculty sponsor for the group. PATSY GILSTRAP MARY BETH BOMAR BILL DUPRE fr f F-I-G-H-T! JERRY ORR MARJORIE WOODFIN 115 79Ce t ? ttnJUPtc€ at MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL— Right to left: Joe Gray, President; Bob Brooks, Vice President; Bill Gaines, Jerry Orr, Dean Busboom, Brad Mayo, and Coach Doug Mooty. Not pictured are: Don Bush, Secretary-Treasurer; and Jerry Woods. Men ' s Intramurals were a big success this year. Under the new direction of Coach Doug Mooty the council was well directed. The Kappa Sigs won the Sweep- stakes Trophy for the fourth year in a row. Snake Hips McCoy OK, Bugs, let ' s get it ' Reach, Rabbit i 1 „ iU ! WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Women ' s Intramurals had a successful year also. Under the direction of Miss Jane Ladner, the council, composed of members of various teams, did a fine job. The council members are, from left to right: Bennet Mc- Dowell, Jan Cook, Emma Lou Stewart, Liz Guthrie, Mary Lou Gassen, Una-Marie Wil- lets, Lu Bogue, and Gail Thornton. OFFICERS President „ JAN COOK Vice President _. LU BOGUE Sec.-Treas. EMMA LOU STEWART 117 M From left to right: Bill Bone, coach; Pat McGonagil, captain; Don Grimillion, Gerry Kennedy, Luther Thompkins, John Bird, and Ted Cook. 118 g z4e CC 1957 SCHEDULE Mar. 15-16 Southern Methodist University, Dallas Mar. 18-20 University of Mississippi. Here Mar. 23 Shreveport Sports. Here Mar. 25 Louisiana Tech. Here Mar. 28 Northwestern, Here Mar. 30 . Northwestern, Natchitoches Apr. 2 Northwestern, Here Apr. 6 Southern State, Here Apr. 8-9 Southwestern, Here Apr. 13 Southern State, Magnolia Apr. 15-16 University of Arkansas. Here Apr. 23 L.S.U.. Baton Rouge Apr. 24-25 Southwestern. Lafayette Apr. 29 Northwestern, Natchitoches May 1 Louisiana Tech, Here May 3-4 Arkansas State, Jonesboro May 7 Loyola. Vew Orleans May 10 Southeastern, ere Coach: ED BURKES ■: % r ?5tf ' Recotct: TVo ft, 4o4t 9 119 DEAN ffjk BUSBOOM mm 120 PAUL BLACKMON JOE MOSHER 2ccee t 7fU S t Ue «W a et M SweetAeant — Tm . s t£fy Weufde 121 « % 124 organizations 25 Student Senate President JUAN WATKINS Vice President LARRY TEAGUE Co-Ed Vice President BONNIE HARREL Secretary GAIL THORNTON Treasurer BOB BROOKS Each spring there is a general election held for the election of Student Senate officers. Other than these elected officers, the Senate is composed of the four class presidents, a Pan-Hellenic and Inter-Fraternity representative, two independent representatives, and the Editor of the Con- glomerate. An annual Howdy dance is given by the Senate at the beginning of each school year. This govering body is also responsible for seeing that freshman rules are upheld and Kangaroo Kourt is planned. Left to right: Larry McKinstry, Gen Palmer, Ted Hughes, Paul Durbin, Betty Bentley, Bonnie Harrel, Juan Watkins, Gail Thornton, Bob Brooks, Jack Webb, Tommy Sibley, Bob Durand, L. W. Fletcher and Robert Regan. 126  MtO (9,au%t Chief Justice DELTON PICKERING Associate Chief Justice LEE POPEJOY Clerk of Court NEY BAILEY Centenary ' s Honor Court is a board of five members who hold office from the time of their election to the date of their graduation. Members of the Honor Court are nominated by the student body. The field is nar- rowed down by the faculty and the final selection is made by the Student Senate. Dr. Emtrikin, Lee Popejoy, Ney Bailey, Delton Pickering, Gail Martin, Betty Jo Austin. 127 Otpttcxatt Deita ' Kaftfoa LEADERSHIP SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS ATHLETICS PUBLICATIONS MUSIC SPEECH DRAMATIC ARTS OMICRON DELTA KAPPA is a fraternity recognizing men for their leadership in various fields of college activities. These men act as the official hosts of the college. This chapter was installed on Centenary campus in February of 1949. Membership in this society is considered the highest honor that a man may receive in college life. Dr. Bryant Davidison, Dean Charles Hickox, James D. Pickering, Lee Popejoy, Jack Webb, Dr. John B. Entrikin. 128 Tffafiaovt flac6et OFFICERS President BETTY JO AUSTIN Vice President MARCIA EUBANK Secretary MARY BELLE BLANKENBAKER Treasurer GAIL MARTIN The Maroon Jackets have served as Centenary ' s official hostesses for twenty-six years and are made up of girls who are dedicated to Centenary and are outstanding in scholarship, leadership and char- acter. A lovely tradition on the college campus, these chosen girls represent Centenary at all college functions. Bonnie Harrel, Betty Bentley, Betty Jo Austin, Warrene Boyd, Mary Belle Blankenbaker, Jane Thompson, Mary Alice Chatham, Emily Learner, Gail Martin, Marcia Eubank, Mary Jane Carter. 129 I J p d 31 BILLY WORRELL, Editor 1. ' • JIMMIE OWEN, Assistant Editor mi Editor BILLY WORRELL Associate Editor JIMMY OWEN Business Manager FRANCIS KELKER Photographers SIDNEY GRAS PAUL SNOW Cartoonist GAIL MARTIN Honorary Cartoonist CHARLES SCHULZ Sports Editor JERRY ORR R.O.T.C. Editor JOE GRAY Greeks Editor PEGGY LONGINO STAFF Don Bush Lynn Wilcox Gail Thornton Carolyn Brock Mary Ann Wilhelmi Wilma Jo Walters Lynn Wilcox, Joe Gray. Charles Schulz, Honorary Cartoonist. 1 30 S The Yoncopin is a symbol of cooperation. This cooperation exists between administration, faculty, staff, student body, business manager, local mer- chants, and editor. It attempts to picture for you the entire school year, its many phases with their sorrows and joys. It is your concrete memento of your school days and, no matter what path you may take in life, we hope that it will always arouse poignant memories of your years at Centenary College. Every moment of time that is spent on the yearbook is a sincere attempt on the part of the staff to please the members of the student body. The only hope of the staff is that you will appreciate and be proud of our finished product. FRANCIS KELKER, Business Manager Carolyn Brock and Gail Thornton Gail Martin, Peggy Longino, and Mary Ann Wilhelmi. Sidney Gras, Paul Snow. Margaret McDonald. Faculty Advisor. 31 VAEO f OMNIA BOB DURAND, Sports Editoi PAUL SROW, Associate Editor 32 mm ic i DICK MORRIS, £rfi or (Hlje (Hentfttarg (talUgr EDITOR-IN-CfflEF Dick Morris ASSOCIATE EDITOR Paul Snow SOCIETY EDITOR Mary Ann Wilhelmi FEATURE EDITOR Penny Todd COPY EDITOR Paula Martin SPORTS EDITOR Bob Durand AMUSEMENT EDITOR Ted Larry Pebworth BETTY BENTLEY, Business Manager ART EDITOR Frankie Stephens Morris PHOTOGRAPHER Sidney Gras SPORTS REPORTERS— Zina Hengy, Bill Mason. REPORTERS— Mary Beth Bomar, Jim Holmes, Jane Hutchinson, Jeri Cassidy, Margaret Phelps, Mary Kat McCain, Joe Grey. BUSINESS MANAGER Betty Lou Bentley CIRCULATION MANAGER Barbara Meades BUSINESS STAFF: Bonnie Langley and Frankie Morris 133 4Cft6a Styma (£ ii OFFICERS President GERALD ESKELUND Vice President SAMMY CULBERSON Secretary-Treasurer RONNIE SHEMWELL Alpha Sigma Chi, founded on the Centenary campus in 1931, is an honorary chemistry fraternity. Membership is limited to advanced chemistry students with a B average and must have unanimous approval of members. To stimulate interest in the field of chemistry is its purpose. The faculty advisors are Dr. John B. Entrikin and Dr. Donald W. Emerich. First row: Gerald Eskelund, Elton Dry, Dr. Entrikin, Dr. Emerich and Lee Popejoy. Second row: Sammy Culberson, Billy Gaines, Jerry Martin, Rupert Pickett, Stan Hailey, Larry McKinstry, and Ronnie Shemwell. Third row: Terry Vinson, Richard Bicknell, C. L. Oakes, Billye Justice, Clif Nugent, and Nourollah Ghahreman. 134 4Cfr6a Stfma, ' Pi, nit 1 Alpha Sigma Pi was founded in 1932 and is a scholastic fraternity for freshmen and sophomores. Members must have a 2.5 overall average. Alpha Sigma Pi encourages under- classmen to do commendable work in scholarship. Standing: Larry Gibson. Dr. E. M. Clark, Larry McKinstry, Stan Hailey. Seated: Jerry Malone, Marcella Flynt. Mimi Linginfelter, Cecile Plummer. rfepfa g u Alpha Chi is a national scholastic fraternity for juniors and seniors and membership requires an overall aver- age of 2.5 An annual award is made by this group to an outstanding fresh- man student. First row: Emily Learner. Gail Martin. Mary Belle Blankenbaker. Warren Levingston, Shirley Smith. Second row: Teresa Cobb. Betty Jo Austin. Ted Pebworth, Bonnie Harrel. Dr. E. L. Ford. 135 4Cfi i SfiAiton T etta OFFICERS President LEE POPEJOY Vice President DON PARKS Secretary JERRY MARTIN Treasurer NOUROLLAH GHAHREMAN Historian PETER CULOTTA Reporter RICHARD BICKNELL Alpha Epsilon Delta is an honorary Pre-Medical Fraternity which requires for membership a 1.8 average in science courses and in overall grade average. Mrs. Elsie McFarland and Dr. Mary Warters are faculty sponsors of this society. Seated: Sam Maxey, Richard Bicknell, Peter Culotta, Paul Snow, Larry Gibson, Don Parks. Standing: Mrs. McFarland, Jerry Martin, Larry McKinstry, Lee Popejoy, Cliff Nugent, Stan Hailey, Ted Hughes, Noruollah Ghahreman and Dr. Warters. 136 i t W (?tu Seated: J. L. Robbins, Elsie Jamison, Hollis Bray. Standing: Dr. Mary Warters, Mrs. Elsie McFarland, Juan Watkins, J. W. Robertson, Charlcye Shaver, Tommy Pye, Jerry Martin, Richard Sparks, Tommy Stringfellow, Mr. R. K. Speairs, and Dr. Wilkins. OFFICERS President JANE THOMPSON Vice President BETTY BENTLEY Secretary PAT PERRYMAN Treasurer MARY ALICE CHATHAM Shirley Simmons, Mary Jane Carter, Mary Alice Chatham, Betty Bentley, Jane Thompson, Pat Perryman, Warrene Boyd, Mona Holloway. 137 ' DeCfa 7 £ Omi iott OFFICERS President BETTY JO AUSTIN Vice President BOBBY HALL Secretary-Treasurer WILLIAM KENDRICK The aims of Delta Tau Omicron are to promote scholastic achievement and to aid in the development of leadership and character. Faculty sponsors of this honorary commerce fraternity are Dr. Woodrow Pate, Mrs. Opal Menefee, Mr. William Shahda, and Mr. Dale Armstrong. Left to right: William Beckam, Betty Jo Austin, William Kendrick, Dale Armstrong, W. W. Pate, Billy Worrell, Bobby Hall, Opal Menefee, Robert Knight, and William Shahda. 138 Stfma ?au Deita OFFICERS President TED PEBWORTH Vice President PENNY TODD Secretary-Tre asurer GAIL MARTIN Sigma Tau Delta is a national English and writing fraternity. It was established on the campus in 1948. The group meets monthly to discuss literature and creative works of its members. Faculty sponsor is Dr. E. M. Clark. First row: Penny Todd, Marie Rinaudo, Melinda McLeod, Mary Ann Wilhelmi, and Gail Martin. Second row: Ralph Fanelli. Ted Peb- worth, Dr. Clark, Dick Morris, Hugh Brown. 39 ' putune 7eac6en OFFICERS President TERESA COBB Vice President EMILY LEARNER Secretary PENNY TODD Treasurer MARY HELEN HAYES Future Teachers is an education fraternity and was established on the Centenary Campus in 1937. The purpose of this group is to stimulate interest in education. Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, Dr. A. J. Middlebrooks, and Mr. Elwood Traylor are faculty sponsors. The group is open to any student majoring in education. First row: Emily Learner, Mrs. Hughes, Gaylia Gillespie, Mary Helen Hayes, Margaret Chambers, and Penny Todd. Second row: Mr. Tray- lor, Teresa Cobb, Ronald Stoufflet, Mary Ferguson, Frankie Morris, Mildred Buckner, and Katherine Cochoran. 140 OFFICERS President JOHN WILLIS Vice President PAUL GROSS Secretary-Treasurer BILL BROWN Sigma Gamma Epsilon is an honorary geology fraternity requiring for membership a 2.0 grade average in geology and a 1.5 overall grade average. Faculty Sponsors are Mr. Charles Hickox and Mr. Nolan Shaw. Left to right: Mr. Shaw, Richard Finn, Jim Corbin, Joe Dobie, Charlie Wesson. John Willis, Paul Cross, Jack Webb, Billy Brown, Warren Goss, and Mr. Hickox. 141 m e w. t s. u f M (A tt ft 142 The Methodist Student Movement serves to promote activities by those students who are members of, or interested in, the Methodist Church. To this group falls the responsibility of providing activities, spiritual enrichment, and social stature to the many Methodist members of the Centenary Community. aftti4t Student ?i Uo t OFFICERS President LARRY GIBSON Vice President MILDRED BUCKNER Second Vice President MARY JANE CARTER Publicity JACK BAILEY The purpose of the Baptist Student Union is to enrich the spiritual life of the Baptist students on the campus. B.S.U. has contributed much in many ways to the Baptist churches of Shreveport and throughout the year has completed many timely projects. Fac- ulty sponsor is Mr. Vernon Cates. mmmm 2 • J Front row: Linda Walters, Pat Barber, Peggy Eaves, Janice Embry, Mildred Buckner, Margie Dukes. Back row: Larry Gibson, Stephen Victory, Larry Richardson, Frank Looney, Hugh Brown, Richard Bicknell. 143 utten(Ui iy (?£ t OFFICERS President BOB DURAND Vice President JOE CHAMBERS Secretary FRANCES FINCH Treasurer RODNEY HOLLAND Historian TED PEBWORTH The Canterbury Club was organized on the Centenary Campus in 1947. It is for those students who have expressed an interest in the Episcopal Church or who are members of the church. Faculty sponsors of this group are Bob Regan and Hood Roberts. First row: Bob Regan, Neils Hansen, Helen Cage, Dorothy McCann, James Bean, Winston Miller, and Hood Roberts. Second row: Perry Winterrowd, Joe Chambers, Dana Holloway, Jerry Winterrowd, Ted Pebworth. 144 7Ve4t tU t4tefi Cod OFFICERS President . ' .. JOE DOBIE Vice President LYNN WILCOX Secretary GAIL THORNTON Treasurer MICKEY OURSLER Established on the Centenary campus in 1954, the Westminster Club consists of students who are members of or interested in the Presbyterian Church. Its purpose is to aid in the religious, social, and intellectual life of its members. Faculty sponsor of the group is Dr. Lee Morgan. Don Bush, Mimi Lingenfelter, Elaine Elliott, Lynn Wilcox. Gail Thornton, Mignon Harper, Betty Rhea, Dr. Morgan. 145 -A% Left to right: Mary Lou Gassen, Cecile Plumnier. Mamie McClure. Treasurer; Betty Bentley, President; Ney Bailey. Vice President; Mary Ferguson, Joan Phares. Front row: Larry Robertson, Karen Spencer, Charles Wilder, Marcella Flint, Joe Chambers. Second row: John Johns, Betty Bently, Bob Brooks, Gaynelle Morgan, and Dr. Webb Pomeroy. 146 p. s. OFFICERS President BOB BROOKS Vice President HERMAN CRAWFORD Secretary-Treasurer SANDRA SIMMONS Reporter BOB SCHULMAN First row: Doug Mooty, Jan Cook, D. Rhodes, Ens Wilier. Second row: Dr. Sidney Rice, John Dow, Bob Brooks, John McGrede, Jerry Whitecotton, Jerry Orr. eeu6 First row: Bobby Schulman, Cecil Rhodes, Joe Mosher, Dave Yeager, Gene Bennett, Jerry Orr, Rupert Byers. Sec- ond row: Dean Busboom, Sammy Maxey, Pat McGonagil, John Bird. Bob Durand, Les Ralph. Jack Webb. 147 150 greeks 151 2 x v c Seated: Mary Jane Eaton, Secretary; Ney Bailey, Vice President; Signa Dell Jones, President; Pat Leigh, Patsy Goff. Marcia Eubank. Genevieve Palmer. Elaine Malloy. Standing: Betty Jo Austin. Gail Thornton, Lynn Wilcox, Sharon Victory. e e c e First row: Signa Dell Jones, Jane Thompson. Warrene Boyd. Secretary; Cecile Plummer, Mary Alice Chatham, President; Marcia Eubank. Second row: Sandra Strother, Ney Bailey, Sharon Victory, Mary Jane Carter, Emma Lou Stewart, Elaine Malloy. Third row: Betty Jo Austin. Dorothy Akin, Genevieve Palmer, Bonnie Harrel, Mary Kathryn Armbrust, Vice President. 52 ) ttenfaife i utty ou tci£ CURTIS KINARD President Kappa Sigma BILLY WORRELL Vice President Lambda Chi Alpha ED ADRION Kappa Alpha The Interfraternity Council is composed of members elected from each of the three fraternities on campus. The Council makes and enforces all interfraternity rules. BUDDY ROCERS Kappa Alpha SAMMY TROMBETTA Lambda Cbi Alpha BARNEY WHEELER Lambda Chi Alpha 53 GENEVIEVE PALMER President BETTY JO AUSTIN Vice President EMMA LOU STEWART Treasurer Seta (famma (fyzfit i M ' ' XJEk jp mw iP i P jj _ §  Beta Gamma. Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was established on Centenary Campus March 28, 1931. The long line of chapters first found their home in Galesburg, Illinois, at Lombard College. The Alpha Xis are wearers of the golden quill; their flower is the rose, and double blue and gold are their colors. Cv4 fe y r;7 ' iY X - :i?H- 154 Cornelia Agurs Bettv Jo Austin Donna Beck Mary Jane Eaton LaNelle Ford Mary Helen Hayes Hope Henry Bennette McDowell Nancv Moore Eva Newell Judy Newman Carolvn Ogletree Genevieve Palmer Emma Lou Stewart Sharon Victory Paula Warner 55 ELAINE MALLOY President BONNIE HARREL Vice President JANE THOMPSON Secretary JANE HUTCHINSON Treasurer April 5. L895, at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas, began the story of the wearers of the X and the Horseshoe. Chi Omega was established on the Centenary Campus in 1929. Cardinal and straw are Chi Omega colors, and the white carnation is their flower. 56 Dorothy Akin Nev Bail Mary Beth Bomar Warrene Boyd Carolyn Brock J er i Cassady Nancy Collett Jan Cook Diana Diehl Martha Dillon Margie Dukes Patsy Gilstrap Pat Glenn Patsy Goff Mignon Harper Bonnie Harrel Emily Hayden Mona Holloway Jane Hutchinson Mary Lou Jones Billye Justice Pat Leigh Peggy Longino Elaine Malloy Gail Martin Paula Martin Doris Mounce Windene Nicklaus Jackie Ott Patty Rusheon Dottye Slider Karen Spencer Sandra Strother Ahhie Terry Jane Thompson Genie Valentine Mary Wakeman Joan Weaver Mary Ann Wilhelmi Marjorie Woodfin Jackie Worley Mary Wilkinson 157 SIGNA DELL JONES President MARCIA EUBANK Vice President LU BOGUE Secretary Seta tot g zfrC i Zeta Tan Alpha was founded at Virginia State Normal College in 1898. Beta Iota Chapter was founded at Centenary College in 1927. ZTA colors are turquoi I steel gray. Their sorority flower is the white violet. 158 Margery Bengston Mahamalea Blizzard Lu Bogue Anne Bostick Helen Caj Mary Jane Carter Margaret Cowen Faye Cox Sandra Cross Joan Daily Ann DeShazo Marcia Eubank Margaret Felton Jacqueline Gribble Johnnie Hayes Zina Hengy Signa Jones Linda Lewis Mimi Lingenfelter Mary McCain Mary Chatham Mary McClendon Ormond McElroy Jean McGriff Melinda McLeod Patsy Miller Marilyn Morton Marilyn Owen Patty Owen Judy Parker Joan Phart Margaret Phelps Cecile Plummer Frances Porteous Mary Robinson Lynda Scurlock Cail Thornton Wilma Jo Walters Lynn Wilcox Carol) n Williams Ann Willi 59 CHARLES LINDSAY Number 1 MICKEY OLRSLER Number 2 GRAHAM ROGERS Number 4 s4fyi6a tot In 1865 the first chapter of Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and Lee University. Alpha Iota chapter came to Centenary College in 1891. Each year they remember Robert E. Lee ' s birthday and proudly wear their flower, the crimson rose. Crimson and gold are the colors of this southern fraternity. 160 Ed Adrion Ralph Akin Jack Appleby Klin Robert Cooper Lumpy Dalton Billy Daniels Alto Ralph Divid Billy David Grady Jack Eddie Jerry Fanelli Forte Gaines Herndon Hines Hodges Home Howard ?f 3 -m: ■UMnoi Larry Johnson Charles Pat Dave Lee Mike Jerry Graham Lindsey McGonagill Mills Popejoy Reeves Richards Rogers Rip Roppolo Dick Somner Jack Somner Tommy Stringfellow Terry Vinson Bobby Watts Penny Worley Aubrey Wynn 161 CURTIS KINARD G.M. RONALD SHEMWELL G.P. JACKIE HUCKABAY G.M.C. TED HUGHES G.S. Kappa Sigma Fraternity was founded at the University of Virginia in 1869. They opened their hooks at Centenary in 1895. Their chapter roll includes active chapters in the United States and Canada. Scarlet, green, and white are the fraternity colors. The Lily of the Valley is their flower. BO WORLEY G.T. 162 Richard Bicknell Hugh Brown Dean Busboom Jackie Carpenter Joe Chamber? Fred DeLacerda Bill Dupre Billv Fil. John Graham Bobby Holt claw Jimmy Hooker Jack Huckaby Ted Hughes John Johns Curtis Kinard Coan Knight Larry McKinstry Bill Mason Dick Morris Dan Morse Jerry Orr Charles Pugh Raymond Robertson Charles Sanford Jimmy Schamerhorn Ronnie Shemwell Tom Sibley Billy Pat Tipton William Wakeman Juan Watkins Jack Webb Warren West Fred Willis Jerry Winterrovvd Perry Winterrowd Bo Worlev 163 JIM BEAN Secretary BARNEY WHEELER President DON BUSH Vice President BILLY BACON Treasurer Began at Boston University in 1909, was founded on the Centenary Campus in 1925 as a chapter of Theta Kappa Nu and became a chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha upon merger in 1939. The fraternity now has chapters in the United States and Canada, Purple, green and gold are the Lambda Chi Alpha colors, and the white rose is their flower. 164 Ronnie Aten Billy Bacon Jim Bean Don Bush Steve Cook David Fisher Charles Gouthiere Carl Hintze Harry Lever Billy Jack McGlothlin Jim Owen Lerov Richardson Alton Straughn A. D. 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