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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

pp years in shreveport i 3 Co-Editor ... .... MARGIE DUKES Co-Editor BOBBY HOLTZCLAW Sponsor MARGARET McDONALD the yoncopin of 1959 gives you • • • the history . . A shaded, flower-strewn, forty acre tract of land devoted to the enlightenment of man is Centenary College. It has, since its be- ginning, achieved a long and worthy history of service to education. The College of Louisiana, Centenary ' s first component and the oldest college in Louisiana, was founded by the state in 1825 at Jackson. This school existed until 1845. In 1839, the Mississippi Conference of the Methodist Church founded a college called Cen- tenary in commemoration of the hundredth anniversary of Meth- odism. The site of Centenary was Clinton, Mississippi. Its trustees, seeking a better location, soon purchased the College of Louisiana and the two were merged at Jackson in 1845. Although a cultural center for nearly a century, Jackson was still a village, in 1900, by-passed by railroads and lacking other ad- vantages which changing conditions demanded in a college site. Early in the new century, Centenary was invited to move to Shreve- port. J. B. Atkins and associates offered forty acres for the campus and the citizens of Shreveport gave a substantial sum for buildings and equipment. In 1908, fifty years ago this year, Centenary College of Louisiana opened its first session in its new location. Since that time it has grown in endowment, facilities and enrollment. Today it stands as a symbol of the struggles which men will undergo for the enlightenment of mankind. On this, its fiftieth anniversary, Centenary College might best be described by the following words written by a Centenary graduate of 1951, Paris Leary: School of arts and school of science, School of God the living Truth; Home of learning, place of trial, We who honor you in youth Shall in age the more revere you For the vision here displayed, Alma Mater, Centenary. The vision shall not fade! For the joys and for the laughter, And for every challenge dared; For the tears and disappointments, And for greater victories shared; For the life we have together, For the best of old and new, Alma Mater, Centenary, We give our thanks to you. Centenary College of Louisiana in its original site in Jackson, Louisiana, just before the great move to Shreveport in 1908. The Caddo Parish Courthouse in Shreve- port, Louisiana, as seen by the first Cen- tenary students in 1908 after the college was moved to its present site. the table of contents . . . . . administration . . favorites . . military . . athletics . . organizations . . classes fife, ■• : : - V:- •..- ' ; ' .. ! :  f W ■■■ .- ■ t ■ r •  v . ;S .: . ' . f . ' ■ • • . . ? ■ u • • v • ■«. • -. ' '  ■ ■ • ♦ . ■ . ' ■ i ■ ' .;■ . . • J 4  ■ , v « I « s • ■ : ST  , - ■ • •Ar — i ■ •■ : : 1 ™i 3 ' Lawn: Connie Gathright, Jim Riley; Sally Young, Don Tyler; Judy Parker, Bobby Holtzclaw. Balcony: Peggy Longino, Francis Kelker; Margie Dukes, Jay Koonce. the theme . . . ADMINISTRATION BUILDING i oo Rt SlUDttf ct tR Mar J °«l£ L SCIENCE B U LD G JACKSON HAU RELIGIOUS CENTER AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC k k N £. ° $s s.v cP ° tf CAFETERIA 16 Dr. George Davis, Dr. John Willingham, Miss Betty McKnight. the administration . . . the president . . . Someone has said, It is perspective that determines judgement, and so it is. Historical perspective is the hallmark of the educated mind. Only the educated mind is able to detect and evaluate the tremendous changes through which we are now passing. These changes are more than mere ripples on the surface of history. Carlton Coon in The Story of Man says, Human history falls nat- urally into four phases. We now stand on the threshold of phase four. We, in 1959, are privileged to witness and participate in the birth of a new age. The greatest danger facing us in this fourth phase of m human history is what Dr. Coon calls neolithic men- tality. It is the mentality which stubbornly refuses to adjust to the greatest transition in the past 6000 years of human history, which seeks to perpetuate ideas and institutions no longer adequate in this larger world in which destiny has placed us. It is to the educated mind that we must turn— the mind which de- tects, evaluates, and makes constructive adjustments to the realities of this new age. It is my hope that, ' % along with your diplo- ma, you will carry from Centenary an in- tellectual awareness of the nature of this larg- er age into which we have now emerged, and a realization that the neolithic mentality of yesterday will not suffice to meet our problems. Joe J. Mickle ... dr. joe j. mickle 19 officials R. LEONARD COOKE, A.B., M.A., B.D. Vice-President JOHN McCOOK, B.B.A. Treasurer 20 ELWOOD B. TRAYLOR, A.B., M.A. Dean of Evening Division LEROY VOGEL, A.B., Th.B., Th.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College board of trustees CHARLES A. HICKCOX, B.S., M.S. Dean of Students John B. Atkins, Jr. Lamar Baker Wm. R. Barrow J. Pat Beaird R. Zehntner Biedenharn J. Henry Bowden J. Theron Brown (deceased) Paul M. Brown, Chairman S. Perry Brown Mrs. Charles N. Cadwallader O. S. Carpenter J. D. Caruthers Robert H. Crosby Milton Crow Howard Crumley, Vice-Chairman M. W. Drake D. L. Dykes, Jr. Robert W. French W. H. Giles Robert E. Goodrich, Jr. Mrs. D. P. Hamilton James T. Harris O. D. Harrison Guy M. Hicks A. J. Hodges Mrs. E. E. Hurley G. W. James Mrs. Glenn E. Laskey J. C. Love, Jr. Carl F. Lueg C H. Lyons H. Leslie McKenzie Virgil D. Morris George D. Nelson J.G. O ' Brien Bonneau Peters John L. Scales, Jr. Bentley Sloane B. C. Taylor Karl Tooke Henry S. Weisman A. L. Wedgeworth J. Robert Welch Edwin F. Whited, Secretary George D. Wray 21 CARL A. WILKINSON Business Manager NELLE BROWN, A.B. Registrar LENORE REES, A.B., AA.A. Dean of Women SUE BOYDSTON, B.A. Enrollment Counselor officials and staff CAROLYN CLARKE Secretary to Dean of Students PENNY CLAUDIUS Secretary to Director of Eve- ning Division JANIS GREER Secretary to Dean of College NAOMI LIGHTFOOT Secretary to Business Manager FREDERICK M. DELANEY Assistant to the President LELIA RANDOLPH Assistant to Treasurer EULALA JEFFERIES Secretary to the President MARGARET McDONALD, B.A. Director of News Bureau BEULAH PENDERGRASS NELLIE V. STROTHER, B.A., M.A. Secretary to Developmental City Enrollment Program Counselor RUTH TADMAN Business Office MILDRED TUCKER Business Office IRENE WINTERROWD Faculty Secretary EDNA WORLEY Assistant Registrar centenary GEORGE B. DAVIS, B.A., A.M., Ph.D. Acting Head Librarian, Asst. Professor of French library These two libraries contain more than forty thousand volumes and a record collection and audio-visual equipment. MRS. SHELDAMURPHREE B.S.L.S., Circulation and 24 Reference MRS. ALICE ALBEN Science and Catalog Librarian In- structor MRS. ANNIE RUTLEDGE faculty art WILLARD COOPER, Head of Department, Asst. Professor, A.B., M.F.A. biology MRS. J. Z. McFARLAND, B.A., M.A., Instructor RICHARD K. SPEAIRS, Assoc. Prof., B.S., M.S. ORIN P. WILKINS, Assoc. Prof., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. MARY WARTERS, Professor and Head of Department, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. chemistry VERNON CATES, Instruc- DONALD EMERICH, Assoc, tor, B.S., M.S. Prof., B.S., Ph.D. JOHN B. ENTRIKIN, Professor and Head of the Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. commerce OPAL P. MENEFEE, Assist- ant Professor, B.S., M.B.A. JULIUS W. WAITES, Assist- ant Prof., B.A., M.A. WOODROW W. PATE, Professor and Head of Department, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 25 education and psychology ELWOOD B. TRAYLOR, Assistant Prof., A.B., M.A. OTHA KING MILES, A.B., ELIZABETH HUGHES, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Professor M.A., Asst. Prof. A. J. MIDDLEBROOKS, B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Head of Department english LESLIE E. BURRIS, Instruc- tor, B.A., M.A. W. L. GUERIN, Instructor, IRA LEE MORGAN, Asso- JACK TEAGARDEN, Assoc. B.A., M.A. ciate Professor, B.A., M.A., Prof., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Ph.D. EDWARD MURRAY CLARK, M.A., B.A.. Ph.D., Head of Department geology and geography NOLAN G. SHAW, A.B. M.S., Instructor JOHN R. WILLINGHAM, B.A., B.S.L.S., M.A., Ph.D., Professor CHARLES A. HICKCOX, B.S., M.S., Head of Department 26 health and physical education MARY FRANCES ESTES Instructor history and government SIN-MING CHIU, Instruc- tor, A.B., M.A. BRYANT DAVIDSON, Professor and Head of the Department, A.B., M.A. W. DARRELL OVERDYKE, LEROY VOGEL, Professor, Professor, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., Th.B., Th.M., Ph.D. mathematics WALLACE GRIFFITH, Asso ciate Professor, A.B., M.S VIRGINIA CARLTON, Professor and Head of the Department, B.S., M.S. BETTY McKNIGHT, Assist- ant Professor, A.B., M.S. FARIBEE PARKER SELF, Asst. Professor, A.B., M.A. 27 languages ELMER LEE FORD, A.B. M.A., L ' U.D. Head of Department GEORGE B. DAVIS, B.A., LOTHER KLEINHANS LENORE REES, A.B., M.A., M.A., Ph.D. Instructor Assistant Professor BRUNO STRAUSS, Ph.D. Professor RALPH E. WHITE, A.B. M.A., Ph.D. Professor military science M SGT. SILAS L 1 LT. JACK L. HANCOCK, A.B., AA SGT. KARL G. MILLER, COPELAND, Instructor Assistant PMS T Instructor physics and industrial technology M SGT. DAVID MONK, Instructor LT. ' COL. ROBERT S. SCOTT, A.B., PMS T 28 LEO G. RAUB, Professor and Head of Department, A.B., Ph.D. M SGT. ROLLIE L. TANNER, Instructor v W t i f music RULE BEASLEY, Instructor, A.B., M.M. B. P. CAUSEY, Asst. Prof. B.S., MM. MYRTIS C. FORTENBERRY, B.M., MM., Instructor FRANCES PERKINS, Asst. Prof., A.B., B.M., M.M. JOSEPH M. RUNNING, Professor and Head of Dept., B.S. JOHN F. SHENAUT, Assoc. WILLIAM TEAGUE, Asst. A. C. VORAN, Asst. Prof., Prof., B.M., M.M. Prof., B.M. A.B., B.M. religious life JAMES A. McLEAN, In- structor, B.A., B.D. WEBB POMEROY, Head of Department, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. sociology W. FERRELL PLEDGER, Head of Depart- ment, B.A., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. speech and dramatics RUTH ALEXANDER, Asst. VLADA DIMAC, Instructor Professor, A.B., M.S. JOSEPH GIFFORD, Head of Department, B.L.I., A.B. 29 the years in queen mary torn Wilkinson court Left to Right: Judy Thurmon, escort: Larry McKinstry,- Jeri Cassady, escort: Leon Bain; Mary Beth Bomar, escort: Fred Willis; Eurlyne Howell, Miss U.S.A.; Mary Wilkinson, escort: Charles Wilder; Cecile Plummer, escort: Jackie Carpenter; Helen Gulley, escort: Jim Daigle; Peggy Longino, escort: Francis Kelker. Tom 30 shreveport celebration To celebrate the accomplishments of the past 50 years, Centenary and the City of Shreve- port co-operated in preparing a full week of activities. Throughout the seven days, students and visitors viewed the combined Armed Forces Space-Age Exhibit in the Hanyes Memo- rial Gymnasium, and such highlights as the Shreveport Chamber of Commerce presenta- tion of a sundial containing a time capsule which is to be opened in 2008 A.D. Freshman Day was held during this week and all Freshmen co-operated by wearing costumes which they thought would be worn by the well-dressed college student of 2008. The week ' s activities were culminated by a dance held in the Moore Memorial Student Center at which time Miss Mary Tom Wilkinson was crowned as Queen of the 50 Years in Shreve- port Celebration. 31 32 — .- - -t.- .. , « IBM MISS CECILE PLUMMER and MR. WARREN WEST, Centenary Lady and Gentleman favorites . . . 33 centenary gentleman centenary lady 35 miss centenary ■•■ miss ramona nail 36 n miss ramona nail V miss centenary of 1 959 37 ■ ■ -■,„ fc .v miss mary beth bomar 38 miss jeri cassady 39 miss kay c ooper 40 miss mignon eubanks 41 miss helen gulley 42 ' 4 ' ' . ' ■ miss sue howell 43 miss jeanne kelso 44 miss wilma jo waiters 45 who ■■■. .i f i ■ ' ' • ' : - f J SJm 48 |  41 m m % -• «   '  . _« - ' I -i i « . | 4 tt f i4t {in « Centenary R.O.T.C. Battle Group military . . . 49 APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS IN THE CENTENARY BATTLE GROUP 1 958-59 Lt. Colonel James Durham, Battle Group Commander Major William McKnight, Executive Officer Capt. Tom Hubble, S-l Capt. Perry Winterrowd, S-2 Capt. William Halliburton, S-3 Capt. Henry Pye, S-4 Lt. Bob Schulman, Adjutant M Sgt. Jerry Guin, Sgt. Major HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Capt. Bill Bryant, Company Commander Lt. Ralph Akin, Executive Officer Sgt. Bobby Bellar, First Sergeant ALPHA COMPANY Capt. Carey Davis, Company Commander Lt. Winston Miller, Executive Officer Sgt. William Carpenter, First Sergeant First Platoon Lt. Charles Walker, Platoon Leader M Sgt. Coan Knight, Platoon Sergeant Second Platoon Lt. Dee Akins, Platoon Leader M Sgt. Tommy Hadley, Platoon Sergeant BRAVO COMPANY Capt. Charles Clifford, Company Commander Lt. David Forte, Executive Officer Sgt. Michael Eiser, First Sergeant First Platoon Lt. Sidney Gras, Platoon Leader M Sgt. James Schamerhorn, Platoon Leader Second Platoon Lt. Robert Shaw, Platoon Leader M Sgt. Robert Durham, Platoon Sergeant CHARLIE COMPANY Capt. Jerry Winterrowd, Company Commander Lt. C. J. Turnage, Executive Officer Sgt. Covington, First Sergeant First Platoon Lt. Fuller Bazer, Platoon Leader M Sgt D. McFarlin, Platoon Sergeant Second Platoon Lt. Edward Monk, Platoon Leader M Sgt. Hoyt Duggan, Platoon Sergeant ' ctr James Rourk, Sfc L Hancock. Lt - Colonel Roberf . Battle Group Staff— FDri 52 ' ..- . ..• r=r Kav Cooper, Capt. Gail DeLanney, Capt. Capt. Ramona Nail. Sgt. David Monk (Coach). BACK Kuw Not shown: David Forte. T he Centenary Rjfj e Tea Ve Wms and f wo losses. The Fair Park, team Caddo B yd, team °ne Centenc one Falr Park, team Nat two -878 -906 -91] ry ' °nal Guard _____ 835 Barksdale B yrd, Fair Park Caddc B Vd, team B yd, team Barksdale Nat, 910 team two _____ 707 team one two one -860 -892 910 -928 839 J i°nal Guard ____ - 816 Fair P k, team two 897 827 914 915 915 910 916 91] 915 906 928 899 907 906 880 901 53 Company Commander, First . ■■, mmander, Bill Brvant ; Sergeant, Bobby Be lar- r vi ' 5p0nsor - Kay Cooner c Y oenar; Guidon, Georoe l P™ r. -ooper; Execut ve OffiVfr d -orge LeRoy; Drum Major, Don Tyler. ' Perry Winferrowd; 54 de r Carey Davis; Sponsor, Gail SE Company Commander ttW JacWe carpenter; Platoon Officer Winston MiUer; first oe.y 25; Walker and David Calhoun. A Pr Charles Clifford; Executive Officer, William Company Commander, Q« ries -inr Platoon Leaders, David Forte and C. J. Turnage. iam Halliburton; First Sergeant, Bob Shaw; £TE o°C and n er ' W-nterrowd- Sno 55 Company 0-6, Pershing Rifles, began the year by initiating twelve men in order to continue the outstanding record of the previous year, when the local unit was named Best Company of the Best Regiment among twelve regiments and one hundred fifty com- panies throughout the nation. Ramona Nail was elected Honorary Captain to succeed Martha Turner, who was named National Hon- orary Sponsor. Per t tf e Captain James Durham led the company in the Tyler Rose Festival, the Louisiana State Fair Parade, Natchitoches Christmas Festival, parades of the Krewes of Adonis and Venus during Mardi Gras, Sixth Regimental Drill Meet in Mobile, Bienville Parish Festival at Arcadia, Holidy in Dixie, and the Fiesta de las Flores in San Antonio. Invitations to participate in drill meets in Ohio and Illinois were refused due to the crowded schedule. Company 0-6 continued to be known as one of the outstanding drill units in the United States. Sponsor Ramona Na ,, h showered with flowers and kisses. 56 RAAAONA NAIL, queen of the 1958 Military Ball. The Military Ball is an annual affair of the Centenary Battle Group. Queen Ramona Nail dances with the Centenary Battle Group Commander, James Durham at the Military Ball. 57 Tra ic 58 saw . -. ••• ■ athletics . . . 59 LARRY GREENE Centenary 64 East Texas Baptist 52 Centenary 54 Washington University 56 Centenary 57 Texas A M 68 Centenary 54 New Mexico 62 LEON SHAW 60 GERALD MARTELLO Centenary 74 Loyola 83 Centenary 66 AAurry State 60 Centenary 72 West Texas State 63 Centenary 55 Tulane 65 JACKIE CRAWFORD 61 BILL EUBANKS Centenary 64 Virginia Tech 67 Centenary 81 Northwestern State _ 72 Centenary 87 Tennessee Tech 64 Centenary 71 Spring Hill 57 BOBBY SCHULMAN 62 ROBERT SCOTT Centenary 83 Kentucky Wesleyan 97 Centenary 72 Oklahoma City 71 Centenary 87 Florida State 63 Centenary 78 Kentucky Wesleyan 71 WILLIAM WALLING 63 RALPH MASON Centenary 87 Florida State 63 Centenary 72 Oklahoma City 71 Centenary 78 Kentucky Wesleyan 71 Centenary 83 Kentucky Wesleyan 97 TOM HUBBLE 64 Centenary 62 Memphis State 82 Centenary 52 Arkansas State 56 Centenary 56 La. Tech 67 CECIL RHODES Left to right: Robert Scott, Jackie Crawford, Bill Eubanks. Centenary 69 Northwestern State 86 Centenary 80 Miss. Southern 71 basketball court Princesses: Pat Chambliss, Frankie Stokes, Sue Brown Greene, Boo Maxwell, Queen: Miss Jeanne Kelso. junior varsity Centenary :_. 51 Centenary . ' _ 65 Centenary „, . 63 Centenary 87 Centenary , 72 Centenary __ 75 Centenary 70 Centenary : .59 Centenary 61 Centenary . 72 Centenary 65 Centenary 78 Centenary 74 Centenary .58 Centenary 65 Centenary 60 Centenary 63 Centenary 74 ; ; ' - ' ■ ' : ' ' T« ETBC __: . 53 Tyler ._... ., ,...;., 85 Kilgore 79 La. Tech 52 NSC 60 Texarkana 60 LaTourneau Tech . .66 Kilgore 83 ETBC ....... 63 La. Tech .,.1 70 NSC . .53 Tyler _ 72 Kimball —77 NSC 49 ETBC 66 Texarkana 79 LaTourneau . . 65 La. Tech 89 66 pep squad FRONT ROW, left to right: Sara Hitchcock, Angelina DeFatta, Charlene Putch, Pat Burns, Sandra McGarrie, Elizabeth Reeves, Margaret Reeves, Lyssa Grogan, Janis Johnson, Jane Hanks, Diane Camp, Rosemary Watkins, Elizabeth Carruth. SECOND ROW: Jean Stevens, Elizabeth Ormand, Judy Meredith, Virginia Bobbitt, Nancy Dixon, Diane Simmons, Carolyn Giles, Catherine Chesney, Carolyn Precht, Glory Mounce, Evelyn Maples. THIRD ROW: Sally Clingman, Boo Maxwell, Magli Ruiz, Robbie Knighton, Sally Herring, Noni Miller, Carol Reicholt, Judy Hughes, Patty Owen. FOURTH ROW: Linda Rossett, Judy Hebert, Gay McRee, Jane Rhodes, Judy Rhodes, Frances Littrell, Nicy O ' Pry, Kay France. This is the first year for Centenary to have a Pep Squad. It was organized on October 14, 1958, by Mrs. R. M. Nichols, its sponsor, and Miss Mary Frances Estes, and is composed of fifty girls. They have been very active this year, having attended all the home games in a body and two of the out-of-town games, Louisiana Tech and Northwestern. The Organization has membership limited to Freshman girls this year, but will increase its ranks to include upperclassmen as it grows older. Mrs. Nichols, Student Activities Counselor, has been very active in promoting this fine organization in every way possible to make it into something Centenary and the Centenary Gents can be proud of for years to come. Members not shown above are-. Beverly Bedsole, Ann Moreneaux, Beverly Paul, Jane McCain, Judy Thurman, Cathy Cody, Gail Stimpert, Patsy Stamps, Dell Rose John, Lorita Donaho, Marilyn Hendricks, Judy Elliot, Sandra Connell, Martha Howell, Barbara Schnei- der, Linda Morris. OFFICERS Sara Hitchcock President Rosemary Watkins Vice-President Gail Stimpert Secretary Beverly Bedsole Treasurer 67 cheerleaders Jen Houchin Mary Beth Bomar Jeanne Kelso Wayne Stoddard Jay Lang Jerry Jouett 68 Mary Beth Bomar . . . Cheerleader three years Wayne Stoddard . . . Cheerleader one year HoucVun eer ead er feeder deader one V 69 baseball From left to right: Conrad Wooley, Ed Monk, Dickie Richards, Don Stahl, and Van Gardner. OPPONENTS: AAcNeese State College Louisiana Tech. Carroll College Northwestern State College Southern State, Ark. Southern Methodist University University of Arkansas Northeast State College Loyola Arkansas State College 70 tennis Left to right: Jackie Carpenter, Jerry Jouett, and Winston Miller. ARNOLD McHONE HENRY NICHOLSON OPPONENTS: Louisiana College Northwestern Louisiana Tech. McNeese State East Texas State Ouachita Southeastern M 1 _« golf 1 UKr ■ P M -H ft , £.■- -r ' ■ ' ■ ' .,■- ■ ' ' } ' '  ' ' j$ w •v -- ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ,  jj| Sii i - ' m r ■ •.-.. pp |  « Left to right: Jimmy Hughes, Ed Neilson, Rod Yeager, John Bird, Captain; Mr. Morton Braswell, Coach; John Williams, Curt McClure. OPPONENTS Stephen F. Austin Northeast State College Ouachita Baptist College McNeese Tournament Southern Methodist University 72 tumbling TOP ROW, left to right: Spanky McCoy, Betty Rosenbloom, Linda Brown, Beverly Paul, Keith Simmons. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Elwin Archibald, Bob Sorenson, Tally Pledger, Gary Walters. fencing Left to right: Winston Miller; Betty Rosenbloom, Beverly Paul, Bob Sorenson. 73 intramurals b o y Left to right: Warren West, Don Tyler, Secretary-Treasurer; Billy Pat Tipton, President; Brad Mayo, John Haynes, Austin Sartin. Not Pictured: Paul Hoge, Vice President; Lawrence Waschka, James Durham. I r I s ' Left to right: Gaynelle Morgan, President; Mary Charleville, Vice President; Pheribe Monroe, Secretary-Treasurer; Mary Lou Gassen, Mary Lou Low, Donna Peral, Sara Tiner, Jackie Ott. 74 mmm 76 -• ' «r «$ I , jm. mmm i ' -t mmmmmmmm Pfc organizations . 77 CHARLES WILDER, President. The Student Senate is composed of officers elected by the entire student body, the elected presidents of each class, an Interfraternity Representative, a Pan- hellenic Representative, and a Boy and Girl Inde- pendent Representative. The Senate is responsible for student activities, such as conducting elections, hand- ling freshman activities, including an annual Howdy Dance. This year the Student Senate sponsored a Stu- dent Fair to help in Centenary ' s extension program. The fair was held on campus and had such attrac- tions as booths and a dance. The Fifty-Years-in-Shreveport celebration was also conducted by the Student Senate. A Queen and her court were selected and presented at a special dance. The Gentlemen ' s Holiday celebration and dance were also sponsored by the Senate. Student enthusiasm and participation in student activities is promoted by the Senate. It is an effec- tive, integral part of our campus. student senate FIRST ROW: Sharon Victory, Panhellenic Representative; Dr. Virginia Carlton, Sponsor; Connie Gathright, Independent Representative; Marcella Flynt. SECOND ROW: Charles Wilder, Leon Bain, Independent Representative; John Bird, Jim Daigle, Interfraternity Representative; Fred Willis, Dub Fletcher, Dr. J. R. Willingham, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Willard Cooper, Sponsor, Jay Koonce, Jack Carpenter, Fred Schwendimann. FIRST ROW: Connie Gathright, Independent Representative; Charles Wilder, President; AAarcella Flynt, Coed Vice-President; Mary Lou Gassen, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Fred Willis, Vice-President; Jack Carpenter, Treasurer; Leon Bain, Independent Representative. class presidents s Po n L. W. Fletcher, Junior; Fred Schwendimann, Freshman; Jay Koonce, Sophomore; John Bird, Of. | , Senior. 9  C 79 FIRST ROW: Mimi Lingenfelter, Penny Hawkins. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Gassen, Cornelia Agurs, Peggy Longino, Abbie Terry, Cecile Plummer, Marcella Flynt, Ann DeShazo. maroon jackets Cornelia Agurs, Treasurer; Ann DeShazo, Secretary; Penny Hawkins, Vice-President; Mimi Lingenfelter, President. The Maroon Jackets have served as Cen- tenary ' s official hostesses for twenty-seven years and are made of girls who are dedi- cated to Centenary and are outstanding in scholarship, leadership and character. A love- ly tradition on the college campus, these girls represent Centenary at all college functions. For membership this organization requires a 2.0 average and two semesters of residence at Centenary previous to the semester in which new members are chosen. 80 Centenary ' s Honor Court is a board of five mem- bers and two alternates who hold office from the time of their elecction to the date of their graduation, unless elected to a Student Senate office. Members of the Honor Court are nominated by the students; the field is narrowed down by the faculty, and the final selection is made by the retiring court. The function of the Honor Court is to try persons accused of violating the honor code. All trials are held in secret and no person is convicted unless proven guilty by unquestionable evidence. Dr. W. W. Pate, Faculty Adviser, Francis Kelker, Chief Justice. honor court SEATED: Cornelia Agurs, Emma Lou Stewart, Abbie Terry. STANDING: L. W. Fletcher, Francis Kelker, Sam Maxey. ' I yoncopin Austin Sartin and Margaret McDonald 82 staff CO-EDITOR Margie Dukes Coen Knight and Bessie Ruth Risinger Buddy Dailey and Mary Beth Bomar Spanky McCoy and Lynda Beauvais (not pictured) 83 the conglomerate John kirkland graham editor-in-chief « !£2r Business Manager p 8 U BRYANT Linda Frank Kathy Mack Patsy Stamps 84 our editor Peggy Longino society editor Don Tyl Joan Templeton... feature e ditor er • • • spores editor 85 centenary college 86 the singing ambassadors SOPRANOS Zollene Bennett Anne Bostick Patricia Chambliss Kay Cooper Margaret Ann Cowen Martha Dollar Carolyn Farley Nancy Freeman Diane Holloway Barbaran Hyde Windene Nicklaus Jacqueline Ott Bessie Ruth Risinger Ruth Velotta Delna Worley BASSES Bill Bryant Jack Carpenter Bob Concilio 1 Dub Fletcher Butch Franklin Johnny Hughes Jay Koonce Tallie Pledger Jim Riley Tim Temple Don Tyler Jimmy Valentine Conrad Wooley ALTOS Virginia Bobbitt Shirley Cook Ann DeShazo Margie Dukes Connie Gathright Janet Gholson Anne Harp Judy Hughes Jill Landis Janet McClelland Ann McMillan Nita Payne Joan Phares Margaret Powell Pat Tucker Phoebe Volentine TENORS Willie Andress James Goins Johnny Goolsby Paul McMahan Barry Nelson William Peoples Terrell Rourk Fred Schwendimann Charles Wilder ACCOMPANISTS Abbie Terry Linda Walters choir 87 dr. a. c. cheesy voran director 88 FIRST ROW-. Carolyn Farley . . . soprano director Bill Bryant . . . treasurer Ann DeShazo . . . co-ed vice-president Dub Fletcher . . . vice-president Linda Walters and Abbie Terry . . . accompanists officers SECOND ROW: Willie Andress . . . tenor director Windene Nicklaus . . . secretary Jim Riley . . . president Pat Tucker . . . alto director Jack Carpenter . . . bass director J 7 IK % } ..... (BjPF centenary college band Mr. B. P. Causey Director FIRST ROW: Linda Walters Byrd, Janet McClelland, Anita Payne, Don Tyler, Nancy Dixon, Carolyn Blue, Ann Gillen. SECOND ROW: Napoleon Lawrence, Al Pagnato, Jack Carpenter, Don Cox, Carlton Chambers, Mary Lou Gassen, Clyde McCarty, Walter Sherman, Charles Byrd. THIRD ROW: Barbara Hyde, Myrna Collier, Jimmy Perkins, Kay Kinard, Linda Stone, Bob Noonan, Kenny Norton, Jim Riley, Tommy Hickcox, John Raush, Freddy Peters, Sammy Kilman. IP J sMrFvw ? ;r .. ■.£ ' ■• ' F;, . ?r  B - f — - , ' ' , ' ' ■ ; v i_ 7f ' fm. }t mn.it . IPX ' :•• ■ ! iB« v 1 : ww -- ■ At •■ J riP ■-.  ' ■- ■ f ' j ;  . I ' . : __ I r k •-■•til officers ■ fr-j Mr. B. P. Causey, Director Mary Lou Gassen, Secrefary- Treasurer Jim Riley, Vice-President John Raush, President FIRST ROW: Abbie Terry, Penny Hawkins, Mimi Lingenfelter, Marcella Flynt, Diane Holloway, Truly Ann Drake, Cornelia Agurs. SECOND ROW: Austin Sartin, John Raush, Eddie Kozak, Hoyt Duggan, Torrance Kable, Dr. E. Lee Ford, Sponsor. alpha chi Alpha Chi is a national Scholastic fraternity open to juniors and seniors who are invited to join. An overall average of 2.5 is required for membership. Alpha Chi an- nually presents an award to the freshman who is the most outstanding member of his class scholastically. alpha sigma pi John Williams, Richard Herrman, Barbara Hyde, Margaret Powell, Alwynelle Self, Sara Burroughs, AAerline Stephens, Kathy Mack, George Acton, Dr. E. M. Clark. Alpha Sigma Pi is a Schol- astic fraternity for freshmen and sophomores. A 2.5 over- all average must be held by any person before he is in- vited to join. 92 phi beta Phi Beta is a national speech and music honorary fraternity. Members are invited to audition and ' are then invited to join if they meet with the approval of the group in their musical or dramatic abilities. Ann DeShazo, Vice-President; Abbie Terry, President; Joy Lambert, Secretary; Pat Tucker, Historian; Dalna Worley, Treasurer (not pictured). FIRST ROW: Ruth Vellota, Pat Tucker, Anita Payne, Martha Dickens, Janet Gholson, Angelina DeFatta, Georgina Lechuga, Virginia Bobbitt, Carolyn Blue, Kay Kinard, Ann DeShazo, Robin Hubert, Linda Kay Cunningham, Zollene Bennett, Barbaran Hyde, Joy Lambert, Linda Byrd, Betty Jo Towery, Martha Dollar, Dalna Worley, Abbie Terry. phi mu alpha — sinfonia fraternity Phi Mu Alpha-Sinfonia Fraternity is an organization for men interested in music. Organized May 1957 on Centenary ' s cam- pus, it has already grown to be one of the largest organizations, with 28 members. Willie Andress, President; Jim Riley, Treasurer; L. W. Fletcher, Secretary; Jack Carpenter, Vice-President. FIRST ROW: Al Pagnato, John Goolsby. SECOND ROW: Don Tyler, Beal Thomas, Jimmy Perkins, Bob Noonan, Charles Wilder. THIRD ROW: Jim Riley, Lenny Bilue, Freddy Peters, John Raush, Don Smith, Willie Andress. NOT PICTURED: Dr. Joseph Running, John Shenaut, Ed Kozak, Dr. A. C. Voran, Bill Teague, Norman Fisher, Walter Caughey, L. W. Fletcher, Jack Carpenter, Fred Schwendimann, H. C. Alford, Bill Bryant, Charles Byrd. 22 $ £ ?$ Marcella Flynt, Cornelia Agurs, Truly Ann Drake, Donna Peral, Merline Stephens, Nora Bess Stafford, Joan Templeton, Diane Holloway. sigma tau delta Sigma Tau Delta is a national English and writing fraternity. It was installed on the Centenary campus in 1948. Members are invited by the group to join. omicron delta kappa Omicron Delta Kappa is a national fraternity recognizing men for their leadership in college activities. The O.D.K. chapter was in- stalled on the Centenary campus in 1949. The boys are chosen on the basis of outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and athletic achievement at the end of each spring semester. Dr. Jack E. Teagarden, Dean Charles A. Hickcox, Sam Maxey, Mr. Lothar E. Kleinhans, Francis Kelker, John K. Graham, Dr. J. B. Entrikin, and Larry McKinstry. m . f x J , . v FIRST ROW: Joe Hall, Kenneth Greene, William McKnight, Richard Barrett, Joe Mosher. SECOND ROW: Nolan Shaw, Philip Dickey, David Metts, John Steinhauser, Leo Cage, Austin Sartin. FIRST ROW: Richard Barrett, Parliamentarian,- William McKnight, Secretary-Treasurer; Nolan Shaw, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Leo Cage, President; Austin Sartin, Vice-President. sigma gamma epsilon Sigma Gamma Epsilon is a national ge- ology fraternity. Sponsor Hickcox is a na- tional officer of the fraternity. alpha sigma chi The purpose of Alpha Sigma Chi is to stimulate interest in the field of chemistry and to give recognition to outstanding stu- dents in the field. The fraternity was founded on the campus in 1931. Membership is limited to upperclassmen who have a 2.0 average in chemistry and hold a 1.5 overall average, and hold or intend to take sixteen semester hours of chemistry. n Maxey, President; Margie Dukes, Secretary; Bryan Sparks, Vice-President; Dr. D. W. Emerich, Sponsor; J. B. Entrikin, Sponsor; John Haynes, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Evelyn Vairin, Katherine Jackson, Bessie Ruth Risinger, Alwynelle Self, Marie Maranto, Ann Montgomery, Leigh McClure, Margie Dukes. SECOND ROW: Dr. D. W. Emerich, Tommy Hickcox, Carlton Chambers, Suzanne McCallum, Gil Snyder, Richard Haynes, James Crosslin, Sam Maxey, Dr. J. B. Entrikin. THIRD ROW: Pete Boggs, Charles Byrd, Bryan Sparks, Charles Griffith, Jerry Rosen. FOURTH ROW: Danny Caudle, George Acton, John Haynes, Steve Victory, Carle Mayhew, Gladden Willis, Charles Glover. alpha epsilon delta Alpha Epsilon Delta, a national honor so- ciety for premedical students was founded at the University of Alabama in 1926. The Louisiana Gamma Chapter of Centenary was chartered in 1955. The aims of the society are to encourage excellence in scholarship and to serve as liaison between premedical and medical students. Larry McKinstry, Sam AAaxey, John Graham, Charles Byrd, Gil Snyder, Suzanne McCallum, Dr. Mary Warters. Charles Griffith, Carlton Chambers, Suzanne McCallum, Sandy Whitlock, Sally Ward, Gil Snyder, Sam Maxey, Jerry Rosen, John Graham, Gladden Willis, George Acton, Dr. J. B. Entrikin, Charles Byrd, Dr. R. K. Speairs, Eleanor Lewis, Mrs. Elsie McFarland, Dr. Mary Warters, Larry McKinstry. biology club This is a club of advanced students in the biological sciences. Each year they take a field trip to some interesting locality. FIRST ROW: Dr. O. P. Wilkins, George Acton, Carlton Chambers, Suzanne McCallum, Eleanor Lewis, Alwynelle Self, Mrs. Elsie McFarland. SECOND ROW: Charles Glover, Gladden Willis, Dr. R. K. Speairs, Dr. Mary Warters. FIRST ROW: Mary Murphree, Cecile Plummer, Penny Hawkins, Coan Knight. SECOND ROW: Bob Avett, Tanne McDade, Mrs. Opal Menefee. delta tau omicron Delta Tau Omicron is a commerce frater- nity. A 2.5 average in commerce courses and an overall 1 .5 average is required for membership. 99 FIRST ROW: Patsy Miller, Wilma Jo Walters, Ann Bostick, Mary Ann McClendon, Frankie Stokes, Ann McLaurin, Sandra Strother, Dr. A. J. Middlebrooks. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hughes, Ann Harp, Paula Martin, Margaret Ann Cowen, Linda Gayle Fairley, Margie Dukes, Connie Gathright, Patty Owen. THIRD ROW: Beverly Wingo, Roberta Jackson, Zina Hengy, Ann Hardtner, Margie Brothers. student national education association Roberta Jackson, President; Dr. A. J. Middlebrooks, Sponsor; Zina Hengy, Vice-President; Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hughes, Sponsor; Patty Owen, Secretary; Katherine Cockran, Treasurer (not pictured). The Student N.E.A. is open to all students who are majoring in education. It holds regular meetings which feature guest speakers and group discussions. Some topics were Special Education for the Gifted Child, Overseas Teaching, and General Philosophy of Education. This year N.E.A. members also attended meetings of other Educational Associations. A cash award is given to an outstanding sen- ior Education major each year. The year ' s ac- tivities are concluded with a banquet in the spring. kappa chi Kappa Chi is an organization com- posed of those students on Centen- ary ' s campus who are interested in full time religious vocations. It is non-denominational. FIRST ROW: Anna Clark Whitaker, Marcella Flynt, Sara Stevens, Janis Johnston, Emma Lou Stewart, Lyssa Grogan, Mary Lou Gassen, Janet Gholson, Charles Wilder. SECOND ROW: Terrell Rourk, Paul McMahan, Barbara White, Jean Stevens, Jeannette Crocker, Joy Lambert, Carole Solomon, Connie Gathright, Bonnie Langley, Donna Peral. THIRD ROW: Wayne Brasseaux, Ellis Bankston, Nick Eicher, Bob Richards, Charles Cole, Marie Wilson, Roger Williams, Larry Elliott, Kay France, Richard Herrman, Dean Thompson. SEATED: Joy Lambert, Johnny Goolsby. STANDING: Margie Dukes, Rosemary Watkins, Barbara Hyde, Vernon Cates, Bob Childress, Lloyd Hawkins. baptist student union B.S.U. students meet every day at noon for a short devotional which they call Noon- spiration. They also sponsor a mission pro- gram every Friday night. '  SEATED: Charlotte Putch, Angelina DeFatta, Dayle John, Ruth Velotta, Sally Herring, Noni Miller, Penny Hawkins, Paula Martin, Winifred Fair. STANDING: Francis Kelker, Jim Daigle, Theo Klemann. newman club Officers: Theo Klemann, Penny Hawkins, Paula Martin, Winifred Fair, President. The Newman Club of Centenary College is a chapter of a national organization for Catholic students in non-Catholic colleges and universities. The group at Centenary was organized in Septem- ber, 1947. The purpose of the group is to aid in the religious, social, and intellectual benefit of its members. FIRST ROW: Terrell Rourk, Virginia Bobbin, Janice Johnson, Emma Lou Stewart, Anna Clark Whitaker, Jeanette Crocker, Janet Gholson, Marilyn Thaxton, Gene Bennett, Diane Holloway, Carol Reichelt, Linda Fisher, Peggy Foster. SECOND ROW: Dean Thompson, Jill Landis, L. W. Fletcher, Abbie Terry, Carol Solomon, Beverly Wingo, Barbara Schneider, Marcella Flynt, Paul McMahan, Kay Cooper, Catherine Chesney, Judy Hughes, Jean Stevens, Charles Sauter, Mitsuo Kitamura. THIRD ROW: Dan McMahon, Roger Williams, Charles Wilder, Tommy Bergeron, Courtney Craighead, Marie Nelson, Sara Burroughs, Larry Elliott, Jim McLean, Harold Price, Roberta Jackson, G. B. Watson. methodist student movement Roberta Jackson, Recreation Chairman; Janice Johnson, Hostess; Diane Holloway, Publicity; L. W. Fletcher, President; Jim McLean, Counselor; G. B. Watson, Program Chairman; Carol Solomon, Scrapbook; Jeannette Crocker, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Brad Mayo, Treasurer; Gary Walters, Publicity. The Methodist Student Movement is an organiza- tion designed to meet the social and religious needs of the Methodist Students on campus. It holds meet- ings weekly where challenging programs are pre- sented. M.S.M. also sponsors a great many campus social events. Each year M.S.M. holds a week-end retreat, at which a guest speaker is featured. 103 FIRST ROW: Bob Murray, Vicki Grigsby, Gary Reeves, Carol Anne Winning, Carlton Chambers. STANDING: Father Hipwell, Perry Winterrowd, Beale Thomas, Jerry Winterrowd, Jeri Cassady, Buddy Elkins, Joe Chambers, Donna Howell, Sondra Brink, Sara Stevens, Jondan Shilg, Nancy Freeman, Bob Holtzclaw, Dr. John R. Willing- ham. canterbury club An organization for Episcopal youth, the Centenary Canterbury Club is active in inter- esting students in its organization. Canter- bury holds evensong every Wednesday at six o ' clock followed by panel discussions. cencoe FIRST ROW: Mary Wakeman, Margaret Cowen, Abbie Terry, Wilma Jo Walters, Ann DeShazo, Barbaran Hyde, Cecile Plummer, Cornelia Agurs, Anne Bostick, Patsy Miller. SECOND ROW: Roberta Jackson, Pheribe Monroe, Emma Lou Stewart, Sharon Victory, Dianne Holloway, Nora Bess Stafford, Windene Nicklaus, Peggy Longino, Mary Tom Wilkinson, Mary Lou Gassen, Nancy Freeman, Miss Betty McKnight, Donna Howell. . off? I % ■ ■:- ■ n m j -fT mm ' ' ' Emma Lou Stewart, Peggy Longino, Ann McLaurin, Diane Holloway, Sharon Victory, Nora Bess Stafford, Cornelia Agurs, Judy Parker, Lynn Knotts, Zina Hengy, Gail DeLanney. panhellenic greek councils Jim Daigle, Francis Kelker, Warren West, Gladden Willis, John Bird. interfraternity council james dormitory Mrs. Lalon Row, Hostess, and Marcella Flynt, President. SEATED: Bonnie Langley, Recording Secretary; Marcella Flynt, President; Jean Sealy, Corresponding Secretary. STANDING: Ann DeShazo, Senior Representative; Fran Littrell, Freshman Representative; Carole Ann Solomon,. Sophomore Representative; Gen Compton, Publicity Chairman; Margaret Cowen, Junior Representative; and Margie Dukes, Treasurer. dormitory councils SEATED: Katherine Jackson, President; Truly Ann Drake, Secretary; Sarah Stevens, Vice-President. STANDING: Boo Maxwell, Freshman Representative; Emma Lou Stewart, Senior Representative; Mary Lou Low, Publicity Chairman. NOT PICTURED: Kay Kinard, Recording Secretary; Margaret Powell, Treasurer. Mrs. Edith Hays, Hostess, and Katherine Jackson, President. hardin hall 106 visit to a small planet CAST Wayne Adams Robin Hubert Gertrude Spencer Charlton Lyons j P r and JerW Al Scott Lester Haas Jerry Bloomer and LuLu as Rosemary ' Robin Hubert, Wayne Adams, and Rosemary. ' Visit is an original television play by Gore Vidal. It is the most suc- cessful comedy the play- house has produced in many years. Wayne Adams, as a visitor from outer space, lands in the 20th Century instead of the 19th, and disap- pointed not to find a Civil War, attempts to start one for his amusement. Robin Hubert plays the starry-eyed Earth girl. a vne Annie declares, I can do anything you can do better. I can do anything better than you. ' annie get your gun The splendor of the Golden West coupled with the lilting music of Irving Berlin burst forth on the stage of the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse for a four-week run. A well balanced cast of amateurs and professionals made it the most enjoy- able production of its kind the Ark-La-Tex has seen since last year ' s record-breaking run of The King and I. Music by Eddie Kozak and choreography by Mara put the finishing touches on for a thoroughly enjoyable production. Producer and Managing Director was our versatile Joseph B. Gifford. Scenic designs were done by Vlada Dimac of the Drama Department. Tommy and Winnie dance to I ' ll Share It All With You. Frank Butler sings I ' m a Bad, Bad Man and the girls become even more eager for his attentions. Annie ' s learning the hard way that You Can ' t Get a Man with a Gun. ' 108 Annie tells Sitting Bull how she got Lost in His Arms. THE CAST INCLUDED: Annie Oakley Ramona Nail Frank Butler Roger Franklin Buffalo Bill Bill Bonner Chief Sitting Bull Valada Dimac Winnie Tate Ginger Darnell Tommy Keeler Jerry Jouett Dolly Tate Anna Chappell Mrs. Black Tooth Prudence Whitely Other Centenary Students: Jack Mulkey John O. Williams Lynda Beauvais David Calhoun Joe Keeton Bobbette Abramson I ' ve Got the Sun in the Morning was part of the rousing climax to the most successful production. ' Doin ' What Comes Natchurly brought many a laugh from the responsive audiences. I ' m An Indian Too showed the most beautiful choreography of the show. k ' 3r I - mSm This dramatic duel scene was authentically performed. The exciting action was accentec cyrano de Cyrano de Bergerac was first produced in December, 1897, but our brilliant cast proved to enchanted audiences that it has lost none of its traditional charm and romanticism when it was revived for a two-week run at the Marjorie Lyons Play- house. Rostand wrote not of an age, but for all time making this classic equally enjoyable today as it was in yesteryear. The feminine beauty of satins, velvets, laces, and hair with curls to cascade down the necks of the lovely ladies were portrayed by Centenary students Robin Hubert, Mignon Eubanks, Gail Stimpert, Beverly Bedsole, Paula Martin, Martha Simmons, and speech professor Miss Ruth Alexander. The fairest of them all, Roxanne, was portrayed by Miss Ramona Nail, Miss Centenary of 1959. J RAMONA NAIL . . . Roxanne Baker ' s shop scene between Cyrano and Compte de Guiche. Cyrano and Roxanne as they appear in the battle scene. mte S ' the striking words and moods of the famous fencing sonnet of Cyrano. bergerac Alan Hart, as Cyrano, thrilled the imaginations of everyone within the sound of his voice. Many a tear was wiped unashamedly from the eyes of theatregoers stirred by his electric performance. The splendor of the 16th Century lived again in the dress of the courtly gentle- men in the play. Equally authentic were the costumes of the flower peddlers, cut- purses, and common soldiers. Other Centenary students in the play, besides those already mentioned, were Sammy Kilman, Jim Daigle, Tommy Hickcox, Dave White, John O. Williams, David Calhoun, Charles Morton, Beverly Paul, Keith Simmons, Harry Rawls, and Bob Sorenson. ALAN HART . . . Cyrano Jim Daigle (Bellerose), Harry Rawls (AAontfleury), and Bob Sorenson (Jodelt) in a charming scene. Cyrano ' s cadets cheer him on. Ill the art department works closely with v £ the playhouse ° , V  112 leaders of tomorrow freshmen of today 113 sorority rush . . Alpha Xis and the Roaring Twenties. ' Terry, it ' s a long way down!! What ya say, Cornelia? . . . Oh, . . . singing Has anybody seen my Guy? ' Hey, looks like you ' Spear ' ed a coon. Siamese cat or Chi O owl?? Chi O ' s in the King and I. 114 The OWL replaces the King, but girls are girls . . . etc., etc., etc. Zeta ' s present The Pajama Game. ' Sitting ' Room Only . . . Full house tonightl 115 fraternity rush . . . . . Scenes from the Interfraternity Council Smoker . . . A two week closed rush period was held in October and forty men went through rush, of whom thirty-two pledged. The Kappa Alpha House was packed with people for one of their rush parties. Everybody had a grand time! Even the faculty members enjoy rush. David Forte, Tutti Cage, Mary Cat McCain, and Charles Clifford are seen talking with Dr. Lee Morgan of the English department at the Kappa Alpha rush party. 116 The dancing was wild and the band was great at one of the Sig rush parties held at their house. The girls enjoy men ' s rush almost as much as the men do. There are frequent bull sessions at the rush parties as well as danc- ing and other entertainment. Twenty-five of the men who went through rush are shown at The Embers for the Sig banquet. First row: Len Ellis, Terrell Rourk, Johnny Johnson, Jim Rivers, Ron Radzikow- ski, Billy Thompson, Roy Chambers. Second row: Tommy Hadley, Jerry Jouett, Sonny Evans, Fred Schwendimann, Dick Johns, Wal- ter Goldstein, Jack Green, Rennie Culver, Jay Koonce, Buddy Elkins. Top row: Lon Mc- Anally, Jolly Gilliam, Butch Franklin, Roger Williams, Rod Yeager, Tim Temple, Charles Yarbrough, and Austin Sartin. 117 alpha xi delta EMMA LOU STEWART President SHARON VICTORY Vice-President TERRY FREEMAN Secretary DONNA HOWELL Treasurer e home of Beta Gamma Chapter has been located on the Centenary Campus since 1931 ... it was originally founded at Lombard College in Galesbury, Illinois . there are 68 chapters in the United States . . .they wear the golden quill and cherish the Killarney Rose . . . double blue and gold are the colors . . . this year Emma Lou Stewart led the girls faithfully through their many campus activities. kk. fl 118 Cornelia Agurs Beverly Bedsole Becky Buckner Elizabeth Carruth •-Jtm 1 Jeannette DeSadier Kay France Carolyn Giles Willene Graythen Judy Herbert Pheribie Monroe Linda Morris Gay McRee Donna Peral Nora-Bess Stafford Sharon Taylor Evelyn Vairin WINDENE NICKLAUS Secretary chi omega PEGGY LONGINO President MARY TOM WILKINSON Vice-President MARY WAKEMAN Treasurer gi JTU. 1929 was the year Iota Gamma Chapter established their home at Centenary College_ - r 4feg University of Arkansas wasLIBei ifst-hp are Sf ites---rrnrrr-4©l ea rd i n a I y S- hite carnation is the floweltZIZI3Jr+i of Peggy Longino 121 chapters in the United i recognized by the X and the horseshoe year they followed the wise many campus activities. ions . they participate in Brenda Bailey Mary Beth Bomar Pat Bums Linda Byrd Jeri Cassady Catherine Chesney Sallie Clingman Sandra Connell Kay Cooper Nancy Dixon Lorita Donaho Judy Downes Margie Dukes 120 Mary Jo Ellington Peggy Elliott Ginny Emerson Winifred Fair Lynda Gayle Fairley Carojyn Farley Linda Frank Mary Lou Gasson Helen Gulley Anne Hardtner Penny Hawkins Sara Hitchcock Diane Holloway Jen Houchin Sue Howell Judy Hughes Jane llgenfritz Roberta Jackson Mary Lou Jones Jeannie Kelso Jill Landis Paula Martin s Kathy Mack Judy Meredith Gaynelle Morgan Jackie Ott Margaret Powell Joyce Price Elizabeth Reeves Margaret Reeves Carol Reichelt Betty Schmitt Alwynelle Self ■ mm Dottye Slider Patsy Stamps Jann Stanley Sara Del Stevens Frankie Stokes Norma Strother Abbie Terry Judy Thurmon Genie Valentine Nancy White Carol Winning 121 zeta tau alpha WILMA JO WALTERS President CECILE PLUAAAAER Vice-President PATSY MILLER Secretary PATTY OWEN Treasurer in 1927 . . . Fa both the United ... the white Walters ... the girls are active States and Canada . . . let is the flower The Little Log Cabin of Beta Iota Chapter first appeared on Centenary campus rmville, Virginia, was their birthplace In 1898 ... 103 chapters they wear the steel gray and turquoise blue n — —--, rapping the gavel this year is Wilma Jo Lynda Beauvais Sandra Boddie Anne Bostick Margie Brothers Sue Brown Mary Charleville Cathy Cody Jan Cook Margaret Anne Cowan Joan Daily Gail DeLanney 122 A k3 - Ann DeShazo Mignon Eubanks Janet Gholson Vicki Grigsby Lyssa Grogan Jane Hanks Marilyn Hendrick Zina Hengy Sallie Herring Barbara Hyde Glenda Johnson Lynn Knotts Mimi Lingenfelter Mary Kat McCain Janet McClelland Elizabeth Maxwell Laura Miles Noni Miller Ann Moreneaux Mary Murphree Romona Nail Elizabeth Orman Judy Parker Beverly Paul Joan Phares Jane Rhodes Judy Rhodes Bess Smith Carole Ann Solomon Sharon Solomon Margetta Spears Gail Stimpert Joan Templeton Anita Thomasson Sara Tiner Dalna Worley 123 kappa alpha GRADY HINES No. 3 JOHN BIRD No. 1 WARREN GOSS No. 2 PETE BOGGS No. 4 JOAN DAILY Rose The first home of Kappa Alpha on Centenary campus was in 1 891 ... Washingt and Lee was place of their founding in 1865 . . . their flower is the crimson rose ... the colors are crimson and gold . . . their annual event is The Old South Ball .■■ ' . . No. 1 this year is John Bird. t±ijl — L — J x J. ==i T 1 i l — - ; ;;=zL Ralph Akin Ken Bond Sidney Carroll Charles Clifford Howard Collins Ted Cook 124 Marc Covington Buddy Daily DR. JOHN ENTRIKIN Faculty Advisor David Forte Jimmy Franklin Bill Gaines Tommy Had ley George Hamilton Jimmy Hamric Loyd Hawkins Ken Hayes Dan Herndon David Herndon John Hoffman 0m£- fc Jimmy Hughes Dick Johnson David Jones Gerry Kennedy Jim Lincoln Larry Madden Ralph Mason David Mills Bob Moore Toney Morelock Jon Oliver HENRY A. O ' NEAL Alumnus Advisor LEROY H. SCOTT, JR. Prov. Commander Bobby Shaw Keith Simmons Bobby Sorensen Lawrence Waschka Bud Willis 125 kappa sigma WARREN WEST G.P. FRANCIS KELKER G.AA. JERRY WINTERROWD G.M.C. BUDDY GRAHAM G.S. BOBBY HOLTZCLAW G.T. George Acton Fuller Bazer Charles Byrd Jackie Carpenter Roy Chambers Don Cox Jim Daigle Jim Darby Buddy Elkins Leonard Ellis Butch Franklin Jolly Gilliam 126 James Goins tw ' n §C ' Sammy Kilman Spanky McCoy Gary Reaves Don Tyler Walter Goldstein Theo Klemann Jack Mulkey Jim Rivers ft • i David Graham Joe Ben Hayes Tommy Hickcox Coan Knight Gene LaCaze 3 Austin Sartin Jimmy Schamerhorn Fred Schwendimann Wayne Stoddard Tim T emple MRS. C. M. WHITMER Housemother Roger Williams Fred Willis fe f- Dick Johns Jerry Jouett Bob Murray Ron Radzikowski t ■ t Terrell Rourk Bill Sanders w Billy Thompson Billy Pat Tipton Perry Winterrowd Charles Yarbrough Rod Yeager ;!iSJ ' ♦ f rt We ' re so glad you came, Dr. Ford. I ' m Joan Daily, number 17 in your . ftttYttiiltU G,dass - Dalna, why so glum? Didn ' t you get present? Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly. ' - it fw- t « i.. . 30 cl • • • 131 Kt Ui td-  retary surer LASS OFFICER -: CECILE PLUM; _. GAYNELLE MORG ... DAVE HERNDON (not pictured) mi HBMMtww rH- WILLIAM R. AMBROSE Minden, La. Mathematics Transfer: Louisiana Tech Baptist Student Union MARY MAXINE BAILEY Beckville, Tex. Education Transfer: Panola Junior College; Green Jackets; Pony Staff; Pony Express LEON BAIN, JR. Shreveport Pre-Dental Yoncopin Staff; Independent Rep., Student Senate; Alpha Sigma Chi; Intramurals; Transfer: Vanderbilt; Sigma Chi Fraternity RICHARD BRAXTON BARRETT Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon DIANE LEE BASTIAN Shreveport Elementary Education CLIFTON MORELAND BICKHAM Bossier City, La. Education JOHN BIRD Shreveport Pre-Law Golf Team, Captain; Kappa Alpha, NO. I; Interfraternity Council; Senior Class President; Student Senate CAMILLE BRACATO Shreveport Education Transfer: L.S.U. BILL J. BRYANT Shreveport Art Centenary Choir, Pres., Treas.; Art Club, Pres.; R.O.T.C, Captain; Yon- copin, Conglomerate, Photographer DON C. BUSH Shreveport Social Science Lambda Chi Alpha; Student Senate; Inter-fraternity Council; Baseball; Intramurals LEO CAGE . Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon, President EARL PAUL CANTRELLE __ _ Elysian Fields, Texas Social Science AA.S.AA., Kappa Chi; Intrarrturals JOE VERNON CLOUSE .. Galena Park, Texas Sociology, History, Psychology Transfer: South Texas Jr. College KATHERINE JONES COCHRAN . Shreveport Education S.N.E.A., Treasurer Transfer: Texas State College for Women DONALD GLENN COX ___. Homer Biology Kappa Sigma; B.S.U.; Band JERRY COX Plain Dealing History JOAN LEE DAILY Shreveport Business Administration M.S.M.; Cencoe; Zeta Tau Alpha, President; Intramurals DOROTHY LYNN DAVIS Shreveport Education 34 LINETTE DAVIS .. Plain Dealing, La. Religious Education AA.S.AA.; Secretary, Kappa Chi JEANNETTE DESADIER _____ Shreveport Art Alpha Xi Delta, Historian; Phi Sigma Iota; Art Club; Freshman French Award; Panhellenic THOMAS DICKSON Shreveport JAMES MICHAEL DURHAM __ Shreveport Industrial Technology R.O.T.C, Lt. Colonel; Pershing Rifles, Commander; Westminster Club; Intramurals; Transfer: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ROBERT ELKINS Shreveport Geology Transfer: Henderson State Teachers College MARCELLA FLYNT Lake Charles, La. English Student Senate, Co-ed. Vice Pres., Independent Rep.; Honor Court, As. Chief Justice; Alpha Chi, Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Pi, Sec.-Treas.; AA.S.AA., Pres.; Kappa Chi; Dormitory Council, Pres., Vice Pres.; Maroon Jackets, Treas.; Sigma Tau Delta, Vice Pres. !  f i NANCY PEARL FREEMAN __ _ Texas City, Texas English Choir: Alpha Xi Delta, Secretary; Transfer: Lon Morris College WILTON FRIDGE Keithville, La. Geology Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Secretary GLORIA HOPE GAFFNEY _____ Shreveport French and Speech Transfer: L.S.U.; Sorbonne, Paris, France WILLIAM GAINES Oil City, La. Chemistry Kappa Alpha; Alpha Sigma Chi; R.O.T.C, D.AA.S.; Intramurals; Intra- mural Council BEVERLY GARDNER __ _ Ringgold, La. Education S.N.E.A. VAN ALLEN GARDNER _. Ringgold, La. Physical Education Baseball; C Club WILLIAM GARNER . Shreveport Geology ADRIEN FERNAND GEOFFRAY New Orleans, La. AAusic Shreveport Symphony Orchestra; Transfer: L.S.U. CHARLES BRYANT GLOVER Shreveport Pre-AAedicine Alpha Sigma Chi; Biology Club. JOHN GOODWIN Shreveport Divisional, History, Government, Economics Rifle Team; C Club WARREN GOSS Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Kappa Alpha, NO. 2; Interfraternity Council; R.O.T.C, Captain JOHN KIRKLAND GRAHAM Summer Grove, La. Pre-AAedicine Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Treasurer, Junior Class; Conglomerate, Editor-in-Chief; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Secretary; AA.S.AA., Intramurals; Intramural Council; Interfraternity Council; Kappa Sigma, Secretary; Who ' s Who. 35 JACK GRAY J Shreveporf Physical Education SAMMY GREEN Bossier City, La. Geology Intramurals; Transfer: L.S.U.; Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity; Intramurals KENNETH GREENE Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon JOSEPH HALL Bossier City, La. Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon WILLIAM HALLIBURTON Shreveport Mathematics ANNE HARP Shreveport Elementary Education Centenary Choir; M.S.M.; S.N.E.A. 136 VERNA HASTINGS Shreveport Commerce Transferred: La. Tech; Kappa Delta Sorority HAROLD LOYD HAWKINS Shreveporf Industrial Technology Kappa Alpha; Intramurals; B.S.U. JOHN HAYNES _. ..... Bloomburg, Texas Pre-Medicine Alpha Sigma Chi; Intramurals DAVID HERN DON Shreveport Geology Kappa Alpha Order; Pershing Rifles; Canterbury Club; Capt. R.O.T.C. HORACE GRADY HINES, JR. Shreveporf Social Science Kappa Alpha Order DIANE HOLLOWAY Dallas, Texas Music Chi Omega; M.S.M.; Alpha Chi, Pres.; Hardin Hall, Treas.; Centenary Choir; Lyceum Committee; Sigma Tau Delta; Intramurals; Pan-Hellenic WILLIAM ARTHUR HOLT Carthage, Texas Humanities Transferred: Long Morris Junior College ROBERT EDWIN HOLTZCLAW Marshall, Texas Commerce Yoncopin, Co-Editor; Inter-fraternity Council; Kappa Sigma, Treas.; Canter- bury Club; Dorm Council, Treas.; Intramurals; Lyceum Committee; ROTC Band DOROTHY ANN HUBBLE Shreveport Biology Biology Club TOM HUBBLE Shreveport Physical Education Varsity Basketball; C Club ROBIN MARIE HUBERT Meridian, Miss. Speech, English Education Westminster Fellowship; College Dramatics; Independent Representa- tive to Intramurals; Transfer: Belhaven College, Jackson, Miss.; Freshman Class Favorite; Alpha Phi Omega; Sock and Buskin ALEX S. HUNNICUTT Shreveport Education ROBERTA LEE JACKSON Many, La. Elementary Education Band; Chi Omega; M.S.M.; Student NEA, Pres.; James Dorm Council, Vice-Pres.; Intramurals JUDY ASH BY JAMES Miami, Fla. Education Transfer: University of Miami; Intramurals; Sigma Phi (now Zeta Tau Alpha) BETTY JOHNETTE JARRATT Shreveport English Westminster Fellowship LAWRENCE M. JOHNSON Shreveport Pre-Law RICHARD LEE JOHNSON Shreveport JAMES JONES Shreveport Education TORRANCE EDWARD KABLE Shreveport Mathematics Alpha Chi, Vice-Pres.; Physics Club BARBARA ELIZABETH KAY Bossier City, La. FRANCIS JAMES KELKER Shreveport Pre-Medicine Outstanding Freshman Cadet, ROTC; Soph. Class Treas.; Business Mana- ger, Co-Editor, Yoncopin; Outstanding Publications Award; Pershing Rifles; Newman Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Chief Justice, Honor Court; Pres. Junior Class; Junior Representative; Discipline Committee; Intra- mural Council; Vice-Pres. ODK; Inter-Fraternity Council; Student Affairs Committee; President, Kappa Sigma; Who ' s Who; Kappa Sigma National Leadership Award GERALD L. KENNEDY Shreveport Commerce Kappa Alpha Order EDWARD KOZAK Shreveport Music KENNETH KUNZMAN Shreveport Physics EILEEN LAIRD . Fond du Lac, Wise. Sociology Intramurals; Transferred: Florida Southern College RICHARD DOUGLAS LAMB Shreveport Education Col. ROTC; DMS DAVID LEIMBROOK Shreveport Commerce Westminster Fellowship; Intramurals; Transfer: L.S.U. and Tulane; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity MIMI V. LINGENFELTER .. Shreveporf Art Westminster Fellowship; Maroon Jackets, Pres., Sec; Zeta Tau Alpha; Second Year French Award; Who ' s Who; Alpha Chi, Sec.; Alpha Sigma Pi; Phi Sigma lota, Sec; Art Club, Vice-Pres.; Interfaith Council PEGGY LONGINO Shreveport Education Pres., Treas., Chi Omega; Vice-Pres., Maroon Jackets,- Miss Centenary; Yoncopin Beauty; Co-Editor, Yoncopin; Outstanding Publications Award; Cencoe; Pan-Hellenic Council; Conglomerate Society Editor; Sec, Junior Class FRANCIS MILLICENT LORD Shreveport 137 138 DAVID A. METTS _ Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Intramurals DAVID EDWARD MILLS __ __ Bossier City, La. Commerce Kappa Alpha, NO. I; Distinguished Military Student; Pershing Rifles, Officer; Transfer: Texas A. AA. ARTHUR EDWARD MINNICK, JR. .. . Marshall, Texas Physics Physics Club, President. Transfer: Kilgore Junior College MONTY LEON MONTGOMERY ._ Hodge, La. Physical Education Baseball; Physical Education Club; C Club; Intramurals ' TONEY JACK MORELOCK Shreveport Industrial Technology Kappa Alpha; Transfer; Louisiana Polytechnic Institute GAYNELLE MORGAN Minden, La. Education Chi Omega, Secretary; Intramural Council, President; Publications Com- mittee; Conglomerate Staff, Business Manager; M.S.M. JOAN TEMPERANCE MORRIS ._ Shreveport Business Education Transfer: Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; Kappa Delta; Lt. Col. Sponsor, R.O.T.C. JOE MOSHER Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon; C Club; Baseball; Intramurals; Physical Educa- tion Club WINDENE NICKLAUS Amarillo, Texas Education Chi Omega, Secretary; Choir; Cencoe; S.N.E.A.; Intramural Council ROBERT HARRY NOONAN Shreveport Music Band; Shreveport Symphony Orchestra; Transfer: Northwestern State College JAMES MacKAY OWEN ..... Shreveport Biology Yoncopin, Co-Editor; Canterbury Club, President; Pershing Rifles; Inter- fraternity Council; Lambda Chi Alpha, President; Biology Club NITA FAYE PAYNE .. Fort Worth, Texas Music Choir; Band; Phi Beta; Civic Opera Workshop BETTY BOYSTER LUCE Shreveport Education LARRY McKINSTRY Bastrop, La. Pre-Medicine Sophomore Class President, Favorite; Student Senate; Student Affairs Committee; Alpha Sigma Chi, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Sigma Pi, Vice-Pres. Alpha Epsilon Delta, President, Treas.; Who ' s Who, 1957-58, 1958-59 Kappa Sigma; B.S.U.; Intramurals, Outstanding Participant; Dorm Council Omicron Delta Kappa; Discipline Committee WILLIAM MARION McKNIGHT, JR. . __ Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Intramurals DONYA MELINDA McLEOD Shreveport English ROBERT L. McNEESE Shreveport Education SAMUEL H. MAXEY _____ Shreveport Pre-Medicine Alpha Epsilon Delta, Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Chi; Honor Court; Baseball; C Club; Intramurals THOMAS PAYNE New Orleans, La. Mathematics PIERRE EDWIN PERDUE Bossier City, La. Geology Transfer: Texas A M JOAN PHARES Many, La. Sociology Choir; Zeta Tau Alpha, Freshman Class Sec. LORA BOYD PHIPPS Shreveport Elementary Education B.S.U.; N.E.A. CECILE PLUMMER Waco, Texas Commerce Freshman Favorite; Outstanding Freshman Award; Pres., Alpha Sigma Pi; Vice-Pres., Delta Tau Omicron, Soph. Class Sec.; Vice-Pres., Junior Class; Maroon Jackets; Who ' s Who 1957-58; Lt. Col. Sponsor ROTC; Vice-Pres., Zeta Tau Alpha; Student Affairs Committee; Intramurals. HENRY T. PYE Shreveport Geology Band JOHN RICHARD RAUSH Berwyn, III. Music Shreveport Symphony; Band; Alpha Chi; Phi Mu Alpha CECIL RHODES Shreveport Physical Education Basketball; C Club GEORGE FRANKLIN ROBERTS, JR. Shreveport Sociology Band; Alpha Phi Omega, Sec.-Treas. AUSTIN SARTIN Shreveport Geology Kappa Sigma; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Vice-Pres. and Sec.-Treas.; Yonco- pin Staff; Distinguished Military Student; Alpha Chi; Intramural Council MARY WORTLEY SCHELLER . Keatchie, La. Education Transfer: Northwestern, Natchitoches; Glee Club; Dramatics Club BOB WATSON SCHULMAN .. Dothan, Ala. Physical Education Basketball; C Club; Intramurals; Advanced ROTC; Sec. of P.E. Majors ROBERT BAYNE SCOTT .... . Ringgold, La. Physical Education Basketball; C Club MARION FREDERICK SMITH Shreveport Music Shreveport Symphony BRYAN SPARKS Shreveport Chemistry Alpha Sigma Chi, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Chi GENEVA BOZEMAN SPEIGHTS Shreveport Education DON ROLLAND STAHL Dubberly, La. Business Administration Baseball MARION JANN STANLEY New Orleans, La. Elementary Education Chi Omega; Student NEA, Sec; Centenary Band 39 WILLIAM PATRICK TIPTON Marshall, Texas Pre-AAedicine Kappa Sigma; Freshman Favorite; Intramurals; Pres. of Men ' s Intramural Council; Pershing Rifles ALICE EUGENIA VALENTINE Oak Ridge, La. Elementary Education Centenary Choir; Sec. of James Dorm; Chi Omega,- Student NEA; MSAA; Yoncopin Staff SHARON ROCHELLE VICTORY .. Shreveport Elementary Education BSU; Intramurals Council; Conglomerate; Pan-Hellenic; Cencoe; Alpha Xi Delta, Pres., Vice-Pres.; Student Senate; Student NEA MARY BEATRICE WAKEMAN Shreveport Accounting Chi Omega, Treas.; Intramurals; Rifle Team WILMA JO WALTERS Leesville, La. Secondary Education Zefa Tau Alpha, Pres; Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class; ROTC Sponsor; Military Ball Court; Cencoe; Panhellenic Vice-Pres.; Student NEA; Yonco- pin Beauty; Yoncopin Staff JESSICA JEAN WARNLOF Shreveport English Transfer: College of Charleston PATRICIA JOAN WATTS Kilgore, Texas Education MSAA; Kappa Chi; Transfer: Kilgore College WARREN CAMPBELL WEST, JR. Shreveport Pre-Medicine Kappa Sigma, Vice-President; Intramural Council; Intramurals; Junior Class Favorite; Vice-Pres., Interfraternity Council; Yoncopin Staff; Intra- mural Sportsmanship Award; M.S.M. JOSEPHINE LaDART WILCOXEN Shreveport Modern Language Newman Club CHARLES LOFTON WILDER Eros, La. 140 MSAA; Kappa Chi, Pres.; Organ Guild; Players Guild; Phi AAu Alpha; Jr. Varsity Basketball; Jr. Class Treas.; Dorm Council; Who ' s Who; Centenary Choir; Student Senate President MARY TOM WILKINSON Coushatta, La. Elementary Education Chi Omega, Vice-Pres. and Pledge Mother; Queen of 50 Years in Shreve- port; Gentlemen ' s Holiday Court; Class Favorite W. JERRY WINTERROWD Shreveport History Debate Club; Canterbury Club; Kappa Sigma; Phi Kappa Delta; ROTC Officer DOROTHY LOUISE STARNS ._ . Shreveport Elementary Education Westminister Fellowship,- Student NEA; Transfer: Belhaven College; Maid in May Day Court SARA DEL STEVENS .. Magnolia, Ark. Religious Education Canterbury Club, Pres. and Vice-Pres.; Kappa Chi, Vice-Pres.; Dorm Coun- cil; Jr. Representative; Chi Omega Vice-Pres.; Chapel and Religious Life Committee; Intramurals; Transfer: All Saint ' s Junior College EMMA LOU STEWART Springhill, La. Religion M.S.M.,- Kappa Chi,- Alpha Xi Delta, Pres., Sec, Treas., Chaplain,- Cencoe, Pres.; Pan-Hellenic; Hardin Council; Honor Court; Intramurals WAYNE FLOYD STODDARD Shreveport Biology Kappa Sigma; Cheerleader; ROTC Officer SARA PRYOR STONE Shreveport Music HAZEL T. THAMES Shreveport Education i WILLIAM PERRY WINTERROWD . Shreveport History Debate Club; Canterbury Club; Kappa Sigma; Phi Kappa Delta; R.O.T.C, Officer LOUISE WILLIAMSON Beaumont, Texas Social Science Transfer: Lamar Tech; Chemistry Club; Pre-AAedical Club PATRICIA FELICE WOLERY Santa Cruz, Calif. Music Shreveport Symphony; Alpha Sigma Pi BARBARA WOODLEY Elysian Fields, Texas Education S.N.E.A. JERRY LEON WOODS _ Tyler, Texas English Kappa Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; M.S.M.; Honor Court; Who ' s Who. P e c s i t a u d ' e n t 141 ■• ' 1 w B it . .. DUB ETCHER ... LINDA FRANK ABBUE TERRY CHARIES BYRD M Cornelia Agurs Ralph Akin Dee Akins Harry Alford Freddie Anderson Willie Andress Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Lufkin, Texas Shreveport Shreveport Bobby Avett Shreveport Fuller Bazer Shreveport Bobby Bellar Shreveport Eugene Bennett Tyler, Texas Pat Boddie Shreveport Mary Beth Bomar Boss er City Anne Bostick Gilbert Julian Brandon Sibley Marjorie Brothers Cotton Valley Ralph Brown Shreveport Jack Burt Cullen Charles Lee Byrd Many David Calhoun Oak Grove Donald Callen Shreveport Roberta Calloway Shreveport Jackie Carpenter Winnsboro Tommy Bergeron New Orleans juniors Jeri Cassady Lake Charles Charles Clifford Emolene Clouse Charles Cole Malvinee Cook Mark Covington Margaret Cowen Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas Marshall, Texas Vivian Shreveport Midland 144 Faye Cox Lakewc James Crosslin Shreveport Rennie Culver Texarkana, Texas Linda Cunningham Ashdown, Arkansas Armand Daigle Shreveport Alvin Darling Niantic, Conn. 1960 Truly Anne Drake Maplewood Margie Dukes Carthage, Texas Peggy Ann Eaves Shreveporf Larry Elliot Glenmora Elaine Elliott Shreveport Miller Elliott Shreveport Michael Eiser Shreveport Johnny Ellis Shreveport Willie Ervin Shreveport Billy Eubanks Tuscaloosa, Ala. Lynda Gayle Fairley Parkin, Arkansas Lawrence Falk Houston, Texas Carolyn Farley Thibodaux Pat Festervand Otis Finch Linda Jo Fisher Lewis Fletcher David Forte Lane Foster Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport DeRidder Shreveport Shreveport 145 Linda Frank Jimmy Franklin AAelvin Fuller Mary Lou Gassen Connie Gathright David Gay Shreveport Shreveport Bossier City Sulphur El Dorado, Ark. Shreveport Dennis Gibson Silsbee, Texas Pierce Graham Shreveporf Clyde Gray Shreveporf Larry Greene Fenfon Martha Grube Shreveport Jerry Guin Vivian William Hayes Shreveport Tommy Hadley Shreveport Robert Hearn Shreveport Ann Hardtner Shreveport Zina Hengy Shreveport Penny Hawkins Shreveport Alvaro Hernandez Barranq Villa, Columbia juniors Paul Hoge Maylon Humphries Gerald Irvin Katherine Jackson Paul Jackson Shreveport Shreveport Tenaha, Texas Saudi, Arabia Shreveporf Connie Johnson David Jones Mary Lou Jones Preston Jones Kay Kinard Herbert King Shreveport Shreveport New Orleans Shreveporf El Dorado, Ark. Shreveporf 146 Mary Kat McCain Winnsboro Suzanne McCallum Shreveport Mary Anne McClendon Shreveport Roy McCoy Shreveporf Tanne McDade Belcher 1960 William Martin Marshall, Texas Lee McNew Annapolis, Md. Charles Malloy Shreveport Gerald Martello Natchez, Miss. Paula Martin Shreveport LlK 1 Carle Mayhew Shreveport Bradford Mayo Lake Charles Jimmy Merriit Minden Eddie Miller Shreveport Patsy Miller Winston Miller Virginia Mitchell Jeannine Mobley Ed Monk Auline Monroe Mansfield Marshall, Texas Shreveport Minden Minden Shreveport 147 John Robert Norwood Shreveport Jacqueline Ott Mt. Hermon Patricia Owen Shreveport Judy Parker Shreveport Kenneth R. Phillips, Jr. Shreveport Wesley Don Ratcliff Shreveport William Pilinski Shreveport Frank Price Shreveport Harold Lee Price Logansport Carolyn Raley Shreveport James R. Riley Shreveport Bessie Ruth Risinger Welsh Donna Ann Peral Orlando, Fla. juniors Franklin Roberson Coushatta Raymond Robertson Alexandria Wallace Dale Robertson Bossier City Pat Rutherford Baton Rouge Jo Sandefur Shreveport Bill Sanders Shreveport 148 Jimmy Schamerhorn S ag e Bob Shaw Shreveport Leon Shaw Duncan, Okla. Wlater Allen Sherman Shreveport James Slack Dottye Slider Gerald Slusher Bess Smith Betty Snellgrove Gilmore Snyder Shreveport Marshall, Texas Shreveport Shreveport Plaquemine Bossier City Patricia Spigener Shreveport 1960 Nora Bess Stafford Shreveport Joe Stepchinsky Brenham, Texas Norma Strother Shreveport C. J. Turnage, Jr. Shreveport Gary Walters Lake Providence Joseph Warner Shreveport Stephen Victory Shreveport Charles Walker Shreveport Abbie Terry El Dorado, Ark. Linda Walters Shreveport Morgan Wart Bossier City Barbara Watson Shreveport Fred S. Willis Coushatta Carol Ann Winning Ashdown, Ark. Joe E. Withrow Shreveport George Wolfe Shreveport Marlin Worley Shreveport Martha Wynn Shreveport 149 f C • 1 Cl ) c , 1 I --V. A .:, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICE President L Vice-President L Secretary L Treasurer J... v J ■A Jth Billy Ray Ayers Doyline, La. Landon Bilyeu Shreveport Peter Boggs Shreveport Sondra Brink Magnolia, Ark. John Bacon Shreveport Robert Blewett Shreveporf Barry Bolack Eunice, La. Brenda Bailey Shreveport Carolyne Blue Shreveport Kenneth Bond Shreveporf Linda Byrd Belcher, La. Sidney Carroll Shreveport Lynda Beauvais Bossier City, La. Sandra Boddie Shreveporf Louis Brandt Shreveport George Acton Wayne Adcock Gerald Alfred Philip Andrews Elwyn Archibald Ruth Arnold Plain Dealing, La. Shreveporf Shreveport Sulphur, La. Concord, Calif. Shreveport Tommy Carter Shreveporf Lorene Bibbins Plain Dealing, La. 1959 sophomore class MIL Carlton Chambers III Strong, Ark. Patricia Chambliss Summerfield, La. Mary Charleville Baton Rouge, La. Danny Caudle Shreveporf Howard Collins Shreveporf Genevieve Compton Elton, La. Robert Concilio Jacksonville, Texas 151 • Janis Cook El Dorado, Ark. Albert Cooksey Shreveport Courtney Craighead El Dorado, Ark. Jackie Crawford Shreveport Jeanette Crocker Memphis, Tenn. James H. Daigle Shreveport Archie L. Daily Shreveport Jayne Darnel Vivian, La. Elnora Davenport Shreveport Mildred Deen Austin, Texas Gail DeLanney Shreveport Martha Dollar Judith Downes Wayne DuBose Rosemary Dubuisson Bobby Gene Dykes Mary Jo Ellington Shreveport Rayville, La. Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Rayville, La. Edith Elliott Peggy Elliott Albert A. Eubanks James Evers Winifred Fair Mary Margaret Farmer Vivian, La. Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Judeth Gaignard Shreveport Ann Gillen Shreveport James M. Goins Leesville, La. Robert Gouthiere Shreveport David Graham Keithville, La. Sidney Gras III Robert Griffith Victoria Grigsby Helen Gulley George Hamilton Jane Hanks Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Beaumont, Tex. Shreveport Shreveport 153 Richard Herrmann Gilmer, Texas Jesse Hoffpauir Crowley, La. Norma Holland Bethany, La. Jen Houchin Shreveport Donna Howell Lewisville, Texas Sue Howell Mary Hudgens James R. Hughes Barbara Hyde Jane llgenfritz Carrell E. Jacobs Houma, La. Homer, La. Shreveporf El Dorado, Ark. Shreveport Shreveporf Glenda Johnson Janice Johnson Robert Johnston Elizabeth Jones Ward Jones Vernon Kalmbach Arp, Texas Lake Providence, La. Shreveporf Shreveport Shreveporf Shreveporf Joe Pat Keeton Jeanne Kelso Ed Kennon Sammy AA. Kilman Theo Klemann Arcadia, La. Shreveporf A linden, La. DeRidder, La. Voorburg, Holland Doris Lynn Knotts S ' c 7y Island, La. 154 Gene H. LaCaze (_eesvi7 e, La. Joy Lambert A l nden. La. Jill Ann Landis Beaumont, Texas Jay Lang Shreveport Bonnie Langley Sulphur, La. Sandra Jean LaRue Tulare, Calif Juan Jose Lavin Havana, Cuba Gilbert Lawton Shreveport Georgina Lechuga Durango, Mexico AAelvin D. Lee Shreveporf George LeRa DeRidder, La. James AA. Lewis Shreveporf Morris Lewis Shreveporf Eldora Locke Shreveporf Jay Koonce Sulphur, La. William Long Shreveporf Mary Lou Low Betty Jo Lowery Anne McLaurin Thomas McMahan Daniel McMahon Bettye Ann McQueen Jennings, La. Shreveporf Mansfield, La. Shreveporf Lake Charles, La. Shreveporf Philip Mabry Katherine Mack Louise Manheim Marie Maranto Ralph Mason Don Robert Matthews Shreveporf Port Arthur, Tex. Shreveporf Shreveporf Selma, Ala. Shreveport Jo Ann Metcalf Julia Miles Kelli Mollett Bob L. Moore Patricia Moore Elysian Fields, Tex. Shreveporf Dallas, Texas Shreveport Bossier City, La Ellen Lee Morrow Shreveport Theresa Moscato Shreveporf Jack Mulkey Shreveporf Ramona Nail Shreveporf Kenny Norton Bethany, La. Alfred Pagnato Baton Rouge, La. 155 James Parker Bossier City, La. Odie Neal Reynolds Monroe, La. Rosemary Pasquier Shreveport Charles Pattison Mansfield, La. Sandra Peebles Shreveport Neil Richardson Sulphur, La. Metta Roberts Shreveport William Robinson Shreveport William D. Peeples Shreveport Jerry Rosen Shreveport Edward Pledger Shreveport John W. Sartor Shreveport Jackie Scalf Shreveport Keith Simmons Shreveport Shirley Jeane Sealy Epps, La. Alwynelle Self Shreveport Grecia Smith Shreveport Jerry Smith Shreveport John Shemwell Shreveport Neal Shields Shreveport Terry Smith Shreveport m % ■. Y M Carole Ann Solomon Vicksburg, Miss. Merline Stephens Logansport, La. Gretchen Stivison Citronelle, Ala. David Simmons Shreveport Frankie Stokes Rayville, La. Charles Strong West Monroe, La. HMMMH James Sullivan Shreveporf Ann Rice Swanzy Shreveporf Charles Taylor Bossier City, La. Joan Templeton Bastrop, La. Anita Sue Thomasson 8oss er City, La. Gloria Thompson Shreveport Don Thrash Bryceland, La. Roy True Shreveporf Patsy Ann Tucker Shreveport Donald Tyler Jonesboro, La. Evelyn Vairin New Orleans, La. John Vasilopoulas Marshall, Mo. Phoebe Volentine Shreveport Sally Rae Ward Bossier City, La. Grayson B. Watson West Monroe, La. M. Davis White Shreveport Sandra Whhlock STireveporf Jerry Wiggins Shreveport John O. Williams Arlington, Va. James Teacle Shreveporf Sara Tiner Bastrop, La. Maddalyn Van Arsdale Shreveporf Prudence Whiteley Shreveporf Gladden Willis Doyline, La. Andy Teal Nashville, Tenn. Beverly Wingo Peggy Jane Wolfe Conrad Woolley Dalna Worley Penny Worley Frederick Wurst Wi s Point, Tex. Shreveport Many, La. Shreveporf Shreveporf Shreveporf 157 FRESHAAAN CLASS OFFIC_. resident . FRED SCHWENDIAAANN ' ice-President _„ SALLIE MAT CLINGMAN ecretary _.... CAROL REICHELT Treasurer _ ROGER WILLIAMS Julia Andress Joseph Ashley Robert Bailey Jack Baker Beverly Bedsole Don Bennett Shreveport Bossier City Vivian Shreveport Longview, Tex. Shreveport freshmen Zollene Bennett Texarkana, Ark. Dona Blodgett Shreveport Virginia Bobbitt Coushatta, La. Harry Boyd West Monroe, La. Douglas Bransford Shreveport James Braley Shreveport Wayne Brasseaux Malcolm Brewerton Church Point, La. Shreveport Betty Britt Shreveport Sue Brown Shreveport Becky Buckner Shreveport Diane Camp Nashville, Tenn. 160 Pat Burns Marshall, Texas 1959 Elizabeth Carruth Shreveport Waldo Casanova Oriente, Cuba John A. Cates Shreveport Jeff Burt Cullen, La. Roy Chambers Texarkana, Ark. Jerry Callens Pleasant Hill, La. Catherine Chesney Benton, La. Patricia Clanton Ferriday, La. Sandra Connell Belcher, La. Craig Duran Casper, Wyoming Ralph Clemans Shreveport Sally Clingman Keithville, La. Kay Cooper Sulphur, La. Nick Eicher Springdale, Ark. Charles Clute Shreveport class of 1962 CQtift Carolyn Cody Shreveport Hugh Scott Coyle Plain Dealing, La. Xidy Elliott New Orleans, La. Myrna Collier Shreveport Jim Darby Shreveport Clydell Davenport Thomas P. Davis Angelina DeFatta Nancy Dixon Lorita Donaho John Dorman Eunice, La. Port Arthur, Tex. Shreveport Camden, Arkansas Bryan, Texas Shreveport Leonard Ellis, Jr. Waskom, Texas Virginia Emerson Mignon Eubanks Sidney Evans Mark Ezell George Faler, Jr. James Falls Shreveport Shreveport Converse, La. Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport 161 Jack Flowers Shreveport Thomas Fugler Waskom, Texas William Greene Shreveport Peggy Ann Foster Emerson. Ark. James Fouts, Jr. Shreveport Kay France Lake Charles, La. Michael Franklin DeRidder, La. freshmen Jorge Gabela Pueblo, Mexico Joanne Galvan Bossier City, La. 1959 Lucinda Griffin Stonewall, La. Lyssa Grogan Atlanta, Texas Robert Frealy Shreveport Herbert Gant Shreveport Janet Gholson Carolyn Giles Giles Gilliam Brynn Godfrey Walter Goldstein John D. Goolsby Atlanta, Texas Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Gilmer, Texas Rives Grogan Shreveport Sarah Grout Jimmie Hamric Melinda Harrison Benny Hayes Richard Haynes Judy Hebert Iowa, La. Shreveport Baton Rouge, La. Shreveport Shreveport Rayne, La. 162 Marilyn Hendrick Shreveport Martha Howell Vinton, La. Jimmie Jarratt Bossier City, La. Dan Herndon Shreveport William Hudson Bossier City, La. Dayle John Shreveport mmM W. W. Johnson Bossier City, La. Jerry Jouett Shreveport Sally Herring Shreveport Sara Hitchcock Shreveport John Hoffman Shreveport class of John Hughes Benton, La. Charles Johns Shreveport Dick Johns Mansfield, La. 1962 Mlia tf Cal Kirby Shreveport Sue Knighton Shreveport Jack Lamb Shreveport Robert Lance Shreveport Sarah Liberto Plaquemine, La. Margo Holden Vinton, La. Judy Hughes Benton, La. Johnny Johnson Lake Providence, La. Sandra Johnson Atlanta, Tex. ' ' ■ ' ' ■ 10 ■Mk • ' L k. dKrl Lfc a. h : 1 Aim Robert Kendrick Shreveport Ford King Livingston, Tex. Frances Littrell Piano, Texas 163 imuel Loftis Lon McAnally Clyde McArty Barbara McCain Janet McClelland Curtis McClure reveport Houston, Texas Springhill, La. Shreveport Little Rock, Ark. Shreveport Paul McMahan Pan ' s, Texas Laura Miles Vivian Gay McRee Shreveport Noni Miller Shreveport freshmen William Keith Mackey Shreveport 1959 Martin MacRoberts Shreveport Larry Madden Peter Mangum Evelyn Maples Elizabeth Maxwell Bart Menscher Judy Meredith Shreveport Monroe, La. Bossier City, La. Dallas, Texas Shreveport Atlanta, Tex. Donald Mitchell Shreveport Jerry Mitchell Shreveport Ann Moreneaux Linda Morris Jesse Morrison Charles Morton Glory Mounce Marjorie Musson Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Grand Cane, La. Norborne, Mo. 164 Barry Nelson Marie Nelson Charles Odum Jon Oliver Stayton Oliver Nicky O ' Pry Shreveport Monroe, La. Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Haughton, La. Elizabeth Orma n Pueblo, Colorado Beverly Paul El Dorado, Ark. class of Barbara Payne Shreveport Clyde Perkins Shreveport James Racca Sulphur, La. Ronald Radzikowski Ringgold, La. Michael Ramming St. Louis, Mo. John Rawls Shreveport Elizabeth Reeves Burns, La. Margaret Reeves Buras, La. Carol Reichelt Beaumont. Texas Jane Rhodes Shreveport Judy Rhodes Shreveport Richard O. Richard Shreveport 165 Christopher Riordan Shreveport George Russell Sh-eveport Barbara Schneider Slidell, La. Robert Sorenson Shreveport ■I mk.m - iM Jordan Robinson Shreveport Charles Rodgers Plain Dealing, La. Betty Lou Rosenbloom Shreveport Terrell Rourk Berwick, La. Magali Ruiz Havana, Cuba freshmen James Saucier Fenton, La. Earl Sandefur Shreveport Betty Schmitt Shreveport Fred Schwendimann Coushatta, La. Richard Seward Bossier City, La. Sidney Sharp Bogalusa, La. Martha Stapp Simmons Shreveport Jimmie Smith Sect on, Ala. 1959 Charles Souter Maplewood, La. Helena Spanberg Salbsjooden, Sweden Margetta Spears Vivian, La. Ray Spiller Patsy Stamps Jean Stephens Gail Stimpert Linda Stone George Strong Shreveport Shreveport Baton Rouge, La. Dallas. Texas Shreveport Dallas, Texas 166 Jo Sturdivant Ruston, La. Sharon Taylor Springhill, La. Austin Temple Leesville, La. Beal Thomas Longview, Tex. William Thompson Blanchard, La. Judy Thurmon Ringgold, La. John Trigg Shreveporf James Tug gle 8oss er City, La Carol Tyler Logansport, La Jimmie Valentine Shreveporf Dale Van Bibber Dexter, Missouri John Vaughan Shreveporf freshmen Ruth Velotta Shreveporf Charles Villamarin Bogata, Colombia Robin Wallace Stonewall, La. Lawrence Waschka Shreveporf Rosemary Watkins Waldo, Ark. Donald Webb Shreveporf Ross Webb Shreveporf Anna Clark Whitaker Vivian, La. Barbara White Pan ' s. Tex. Nancy Clark White Shreveporf Martha Whitehurst Converse, La. Roger Williams Natchitoches, La. Herchial Wright Shreveporf Charles Yarbrough Prescott, Ark. Rod Yeager Shreveporf Ronald Zagone Shreveporf 167 ;tlfe BOS WW? 9 ' tJHtJ wt f 4 ■I !.J;1 ( •!•) ' •• ♦ 1 ; ■ -♦• . ■I • , i i Hi M j ijw fiM« 4 t{ fc  yt « Iftunti ? i ' .... .1 1 afiWii may ; •  •♦• « V «1   f% •••• ' ill if «4 « • ' ■♦  • ' student index Acton, George— 126, 152, 92, 97, 98, 99 Adcock, Wayne— 53, 152 Agurs, Cornelia— 46, 118, 144, 80, 81, 92, 95, 104, 105 Akin, Ralph— 124, 144 Akins, Dee— 53, 55, 144 Alfred, Gerald— 152 Alford, Harry Comer — 144 Allred, Jean— 141 Anderson, Freddie — 144 Ambrose, Wm. Rufus— 134 Andress, Julia — 160 Andress, Willie— 144, 87, 88, 94 Andrews, Philip— 152 Archibald, Elwyn— 152, 73 Arnold, Ruth— 152 Ashley, Joseph — 160 Avett, Bobby— 144, 99 Ayers, Billy— 152 Bacon, John — 152 Bailey, Brenda— 120, 152 Bailey, Mary — 134 Bailey, Robert— 160 Bain, Leon— 30, 134, 78, 79, 82 Baker, Jack— 160 Bankston, Ellis— 101 Barrett, Richard— 134, 96 Bastian, Diane — 134 Bazer, fuller— 55, 126, 144 Beauvais, Lynda — 122, 152 Bedsole. Beverly— 71, 118, 160 Beller, Bobby— 54, 144 Bennett, Don— 144, 160 Bennett, Gene — 103 Bennett, Zollene— 160, 87, 93 Berqeron, Tommy — 144, 103 Bibbins, Lorene — 152 Bickham, Clifton— 134 Bilyeau, Landon— 152, 94 Bird, John— 124, 132, 134, 78, 79, 105, 72 Blewett, Winston— 152 Blodgett, Donna— 160 Blue, Beverly— 152 92 90 Bobbitt, Virginia— 160, 87, 93, 103, 67 Boddie, Patricia— 144 Boddie, Sandra— 122, 152 Boggs, Pete— 124, 152, 97 Bolack, Barry— 152 Bolton, Barry— 141 Bomar, Mary Beth— 30, 38, 120, 144, 83, 68 Bond, Kenneth— 124, 152 Bostick, Anne— 122, 144, 87, 100, 104 Borroughs, Sara— 103, 92 Boyd, Harry— 160 Braley, James — 160 Brandon, Julian — 144 Brandt, Louis— 152 Bransford, Douglas — 160 Brasseaux, Wayne— 160, 101 Brewerton, Thomas — 160 Brink, Sondra— 152, 104 Britt, Elizabeth— 160 Bracato, Camille — 134 Brothers, Marjorie— 122, 144, 100 Brown, Linda— 112, 73 Brown, Sue— 122, 160, 66 Brown, Ralph — 144 Bryant, Bill— 54, 134, 87, 88 Buckner, Becky— 118, 160 Burns, Pat— 120, 160 67 Burt, Bobby— 160 Burt, Jack— 144 Bush, Don— 134 Butcher, John— 141 Byrd, Charles— 126, 144, 98, 90 Byrd, Linda— 120, 152, 93, 97, 90 C— Cage, Leo— 134, 96 Calhoun, David— 54, 144 Callens, Jerry— 144, 160 Calloway, Roberta — 144 Camp, Diane — 160, 67 Cantrelle, Earl— 134 Carpenter, Jack— 30, 54, 126, 143 144, 78, 79, 87, 88, 94, 90, 71 Carroll, Sidney— 124, 152 Carruth, Elizabeth— I 18, 160, 67 Carter, Tommy — 152 Casenova, Ramon — 160 Cassady, Jeri— 30, 39, 104, 120, 144 Cates, John — 160 Caudle, Danny— 97, 152 Chamber, Joe — 104 Chambers, Carlton— 90, 97, 99, 104, 152 Chambers, Roy— 126, 160 Chambliss, Patricia— 66, 87, 152 Charleville, Mary— 74, 122, 152 Chesney, Catherine— 67, 103, 120, 160 Clanton, Patricia — 161 Clemans, Ralph — 161 Clifford, Charles— 55, 129, 144 Clingman, Sallie Mat— 67, 120, 158 159 161 Clouse, Emalene — 144 Clouse, Joe — 134 Clute, Wayne— 161 Cochran, Katherine — 100 134 Cody, Carolyn— 122, 161 Cole, Charles— 101, 144 Collier, Myrna— 90, 161 Collins, Howard— 124, 152 Compton, Genevieve— 106, 152 Concilio, Robert— 87, 152 Connell, Sandra— 120, 161 Cook, Elizabeth— 144 Cook, Jan— 122, 153 Cook, Shirley— 87 Cook, Ted— 124 Cooksey, Albert — 153 Cooper, Kay— 40, 52, 54, 87 103 120 164 Covington, Marc— 125, 144 Cowen, Margaret Ann— 87, 100 ' 104 106 122, 144 ' Cox, Donald— 90, 126, 134 Cox, Faye — 145 Cox, Jerry — 134 Coyle, Hugh— 161 Craighead, Joseph— 103, 153 Crawford, Jackie— 61, 65, 153 Crocker, Jeanette— 101 , 103, 153 Crosslin, James — 97, 145 Culver, Ronnie — 145 Cunningham, Linda — 93, 145 Daigle, Armand — 145 Daigle, James— 30, 102, 105, 78, 126, 153 Daily, Buddy— 83, 125, 150, 153 Daily, Joan— 122, 124, 134 Downes, Judith— 120, 153 Darby, James— 53, 126, 161 Darlinq, Alvin— 145 Darnell, Jayne — 153 Davenport, C. — 161 Davenport, Elnora — 153 Davis, Carey — 54 Davis, Dorothy Lynn — 134 Davis, Evan — 145 Davis, Linette— 135 Davis, Thomas Philip— 161 Day, Richard— 145 Deen, Mildred— 153 DeLanney, Gail— 52, 54, 105, 122, 153 DeFatta, Angelina— 67, 93, 102, 161 DeSadier, Jeannette— 1 19, 135 DeShazo, Ann— 122, 133, 145, 80, 87, 88 93, 104, 106 Dickens, Martha— 93, 145 Dickey, Phillip— 145, 95 Dickson- Thomas — 135 Dixon, Nancy— 67, 90, 120, 161 Dollar, Martha— 87, 93, 153 Donaho, Lorita— 120, 161 Dorman, John — 161 Downes, Judith— 120, 153 Drake, Truly Anne— 92, 95, 106, 145 Dubose, Wayne — 153 Dubuisson, Rosemary — 153 Duggan, Hoyt— 92 Dukes, Margie— 9, 83, 87, 97, 100, 101, 106, 120, 145 Duren, Craig — 161 Durham, James— 52, 57, 135 Dykes, Bobby— 153 Eaves, Peggy — 145 Eicher, Nick— 161, 101 Eiser, Michael— 145 Elkins, Buddy— 104, 126, 135 Ellington, Mary Jo— 121, 153 Elliot, Larry— 101, 103, 145 Elliott, Edith— 153, 161 Elliott, Elaine— 145 Elliott, Miller— 145 Elliott, Peqgy— 121, 153 Ellis, Johnny— 145 Ellis, Leonard— 126, 161 Emerson, Ginny — 121 161 Ervin, Willie— 145 Eubanks, Al— 153 Eubanks, Billy— 62, 65, 145 Eubanks. Mignon— 41, 123, 161 Evans, Sidney — 161 Evers, James — 153 Ezell, Mark— 161 F— Fair, Winifred— 102, 121, 153 Fairley, Lynda Gayle— 100, 121, 145 Faler, George — 161 Falls, James— 161 Falk, Lawrence — 145 Farley, Carolyn— 87, 88, 121, 145 Farmer, Mary— I 12, 153 Festervand, Patricia — 145 Finch, Otis— 145 Fisher, Linda— 103, 145 Fletcher, L. W. Dub — 78, 81, 87 88 94, 103, 142, 145, 162 Flowers, Jack Flynt, Marcella— 47, 101 103 106 78, 79, 80, 92, 95, 135 Forte, David— 53, 55, 125, 145 Foster, Lane — 145 Foster, Peggy— 103, 162 Fouts, James — 162 France, Kay— 67, 101 119, 162 Frank, Linda— 121, 142, 146 Franklin, James — 125, 146 Franklin, Butch— 87, 126, 162 Frealy, Robert— 162 Freeman, Nancy— 87, 104, 118, 135 Fridge, Wilton— 135 Fugler, Thomas — 162 Fuller, Melvin — 146 G— Gabela, Jorge — 162 Gaffney, Gloria — 13 Graignard, Judith — 153 Gaines, William— 125, 135 Gallaway, Julia — I 12 Galvan, Joanne — 162 Gant, Herbert— 162 Gardner, Beverly — 135 Gardner, Van— 70, 135 Garner, William— 135 Gassen, Mary Lou— 46, 74, 79 90, 90, 91, 101, 104, 121, 146 Gathright, Connie— 9, 78, 79, 87, 100, 101, 146 Gay, David — 146 Geoffray, Adrien — 135 Gholson, Janet— 87, 93, 101, 103, 123, 162 Gibson, Dennis — 146 Giles, Carolyn— 67, 119, 162 Gillen, Olivia— 90, 153 Gilliam, Giles— 126, 162 Glover, Charles— 97, 99, 135 Godfrey, Brynn — 162 Goins, James— 87, 127, 153 Goldstein, Walter— 127, 162 Goodwin, John — 52, 53, 135 Goolsby, John— 87, 94, 101, 162 Goss, Warren— 124, 135 Gouthiere, Robert — 153 Graham, David— 127, 153 Graham, John— 46, 95, 98, 126, 135 Graham, Pierce — 146 Graythen, Willene— 119 Gras, Sidney — 52, 53, 153 Gray, Clyde— 146 Gray, Jack — 136 Green, Sammy — 136 Greene, Kenneth— 96, 136, 162 Greene, Larry — 60, 146 Griffin, Ada— 162 Griffin, Charles— 97, 98 Griffith, Robert— 153 Grigsby, Vicki— 104, 123, 151, 153 Grogan, Lyssa— 67, 101, 123, 162 Grogan, Rives — 162 G rout, Sara — 162 Grube, Martha — 146 Guin, Jerry — 146 Gulley, Helen— 30, 42, 82, 121, 153 H— Hadley, Tommy— 125, 146 Hall, Joseph— 96, 136 Halliburton, Bill— 55, 136 Hamilton, George — 125, .153 Hamric, Jimmy — 125, 162 Hanks, Jane— 67, 123, 153 Hardtner, Anne— 100, 121, 146 Harmon, Thomas — 154 Harp, Anne— 87, 100, 136 Harrison, Melinda — 162 Harrison, James — 154 Hartman, Don— 154 Hastins, Verna — 136 Hayes, Benny — 162 Hayes, Joe Ben— 127, 154 Hayes, Martha — 154 Hayes, Ken— 125, 146 Haynes, John— 74, 97, 136 Haynes, Richard— 97, 162 Hawkins, Lloyd— 101, 125, 136 Hawkins, Penny— 80, 92, 99, 102 121 146 Hearn, Robert— 146 Hebert, Judy— 67, I 19 162 Heim, William— 154 Hendrick, Marilyn— 123, 163 Hengy, Zina— 100, 105, 123, 146 Hernandez, Alvaro — 146 Herndon, Dan— 125, 163 Herndon, David— 52, 125, 136 Herring, Sally— 67, 102, 123, 163 Herrman, Richard— 92, 101, 154 Hickcox, Tommy— 90 97 127 Hines, Grady— 124, 136 Hitchcock, Sara— 67, 121 163 Hoge, Paul— 146 Hoffman, John— 125, 163 Hoffpauir, Jess — 154 Holden, Margaret — 163 Holland, Norma — 154 Holloway, Diane— 87, 92, 103, 104 105, 121, 136 Holt, William— 136 Holtzclaw, Bobby— 9, 82, 104, 126 136 Houchin, Jen— 68, 69, 121, 154 Howell, Donna— 104, 118, 154 Howell, Martha— 163 ■ Howell, Sue— 43, 121 154 Hubble, Dot— 136 Hubble, Tom— 52, 64, 136 Hubert, Robin— 93, 136 Hudgens, Mary — 154 Hudson, William— 163 Hughes, James— 72, 124, 154 Hughes, John— 87, 163 Hughes. Judy— 67, 87, 103, 121, 163 Humphries, Maylon — 146 Hunnicutt, Alex — 136 Hyde, Barbara— 87, 90, 92, 93, 101, 104 123, 154 I— llgenfritz, Jane— 121, 154 Irvin, Gerald— 146 Jackson, Katherine— 97, 106, 146 Jackson, Roberta— 100, 103, 104, 121, 137 Jackson, William— 146 Jacobs, Carrell — 154 James, Judy — 137 Jarratt, Betty— 137 Jarratt, Jimmie — 163 John, Dayle Ross— 102, 163 Johns, Charles — 163 Johns, Dick— 127, 163 Johnson, Connie — 146 Johnson, Glenda — 123, 154 Johnson, Janice— 67, 101, 103, 154 Johnson, John — -163 Johnson, Lawrence — 137 Johnson, Mark — 141 Johnson, Richard — 125, 137 Johnson, Sandra — 163 Johnson, Woodrow — 163 Johnstone, Robert — 154 Jones, David— 125, J 46 Jones, Elizabeth — 154 Jones, James — 137 Jones, Mary Lou — 121, 146 Jones, Ward— 146, 154 Jouett, Jerry— 68, 69, 71, 127, 163 K— Kable, Torrance— 92, 137 Kalmbach, Vernon — 152 Kay, Barbara — 137 Keeton, Joe Pat— 112, 154 Kelker, Francis— 9, 30, 46, 95, 102, 105, 126, 137, 81 Kelso, Jeanne— 44, 66, 68, 69, 112, 121, 154 Kendrick, Robert — 163 Kennedy Gerald— 125, 137 Kennon, Ed— 154 Keterski, John— 147 Kinard, Kay— 90, 93, 146 Kilman, Sammy— 90, 112, 127, 154 Kinq, Herbert— 146 King, Ford— 163 Kirby, Cal Jon— 163 Klemann, Theo— 102, 127, 154 Knight, Coan— 83, 99, 127, 147 Knighton, Robbie— 67, 163 Knotts, Lynn— 105, 123, 154 ' Koonce, Jay— 9, 78, 79, 87, 150, 155 Kozak, Edward— 92, 137 Kunzman, Kenneth — 137 LaCaze, Gene — 127, 154 Lahey, Jerome — 147 Lahle, Frankie — 141 Laird, Jean — 137 Lamb, Jack — 163 174 student index Lamb, Richard— 137 Lambert, Joy— 93, 101, 154 Lance, Robert — 163, Landis, Jill— 87, 103, 121, 154 Lang, Jay— 68, 69, 127, 154 Lanqley, Bonnie— 101, 106, 154 Larchle, Frankie— I 12 La ' Rue, Sandra Jean — 155 Lawrence, Napoleio — 90 Lawton, Gilbert — 155 Lechuga, Georgina — 93, 155 Lee, Melvin— 155 Leimbrook, David — 137 LeRay, George — 54, 127, 155 Lewis, Eleanor— 98, 99, 147 Lewis, James — 155 Lewis, Morris — 155 Liberto, Sarah — 163 Lincoln, James — 125, 147 Lingenfelter, Mimi— 46, 80, 92, 112, 123, 137 Littrell, Frances— 67, 106, 162 Lloyd, Peggy— I 12 Locke, Jean — 155 Loftis, Samuel — 164 Long, William— 155 Longino, Peggy— 9, 30, 80, 104, 105, 120, 137 Love, James Rhee — 147 Low, Mary Lou— 74, 106, 155 Lowery, Betty Jo — 155 Luce, Betty— 138 Mc— McAnally, Lon — 164 McArty, Claude— 90, 164 McCain, Jane — 164, McCain, Mary Kat— 123, 147 McCallum, Suzanne— 97, 98, 99, 147 McClelland, Janet— 87, 90, 123, 164 McClendon, Mary Ann— 100, 147 McClure, James— 97, 92, 164 McCoy, Spanky— 73, 83, 127, 147 McDade, Tanne— 99, 121, 147 McDowell, Marguarite— 82, 147 McFarlin, David— 147 McGarrie, Sandra — 67 McHone, Arnold — 71 McJimsey, Abbie Ruth— 147 McKinstry, Larry— 30, 47, 95, 98, 127, 138 McKnight, William— 52, 95, 138 McLaurin, Anne— 100, 105, 121, 150, 155 McLeod, Melinda— 138 McMahan, Thomas — 155 McMahan, Paul— 87, 101, 103, 164 McMahon, Daniel— 103, 155 McMillen, Ann— 87, 147 McNeese, Robert— 138 McNew, Lee— 147 McQueen, Bettye— 155 McRee, Gay— 67, 119, 164 M— Mabry, Philip— 155 Mack, Kathy— 92, 121, 150, 155 Mackey, William— 164 MacRoberts, David— 164 Madden, Larry— 125, 164 Malloy, Charles— 147 Mangum, Peter — 164 Manhein, Glenda — 155 Maples, Evelyn — 67, 164 Maranto, Marie— 155, 97 Martello, Gerald— 147, 61 Martin, Paula— 121, 147, 100, 102 Martin, William— 147 Mason, Ralph— 125, 155, 151, 64 Matthews, Don— 155 Maxey, Sam (7, 138, 81, 95, 97, 98 Maxwell, Boo— 123, 164, 106, 112, 66, 67 Mayhew, Carle— 147, 97 Mayo, Brad— 147, 74 Menscher, Bart— 164 Meredith, Judy— 121, 164, 67 Merritt, Jimmy — 147 Metcalf, Jo Ann — 155 Metts, David— 138, 95 Miles, Julia— 155 Miles, Laura Lee— 123, 164 Miller, Eddie— 147 Miller, Noni— 123, 164, 102, 67 Miller, Patsy— 122, 147, 100, 104 Miller, Winston— 54, 147, 71, 73 Mills, David— 125, 138 Minnick, Arthur— 138 Mitchell, Donald— 164 Mitchell, Jerry— 164 Mitchell, Virginia— 147 Mobley, Jeanine — 147 Mollett, Kelly— 155 Monk, Ed— 55, 147, 70 Monroe, Pheribie— I 19, 147 104, 74 Montgomery, Ann — 97 Montgomery, Leon — 138 Moore, Bob— 125, 148, 155 Moore, Pat— 155 Morelock, Toney — 125, 138 Moreneaux, Ann — 123, 164 Morgan, Gaynelle— 121 , 132, 138, 74 Morris, Joan — 138 Morrison, Jesse — 164 Morrow, Ellen — 155 Morton, Charles — 164 Moscato, Theresa — 155 Mosher, Joe— 138, 96 Mounce, Glory — 164, 67 Mulkey, Jack— 127, 155 Murphree, Mary— 123, 148, 99 Murray, Robert— 127, 148, 104 Musson, Kathleen — 164 N— Nail, Ramona— 36, 37, 52, 56, 57, 123, 155 Naremore, Paula — 148 Neilson, Edward— 148, 72 Nelson, Barry— 165, 87 Nelson, Marie— 165, 103 Nicklaus, Windene— 120, 138, 87, 88, 104 Nicholson, Henry — 148, 71 Noonan, Robert— 138, 94, 90 Norton, Kenny— 155, 90 Norwood, John — 148 O— - Odum, Charles — 165 Oliver, Jon— 125, 165 Oliver, Baxter— 165 O ' Pry, Nicky— 165, 67 Orman, Elizabeth— 123, 165, 67 Ott, Jacqueline— 121, 148, 87, 74 Owen, James — 138 Owen, Pat— 122, 148. 100. 67 Pagnato, James — 155, 94 Parker, James — 53, 156 Parker, Judy— 9, 123, 148, 105 Pasquier, Rosemary — 156 Pattison, Raymond — 156 Paul, Beverly— 123, 165, 73 Payne Barbara — 165 Payne, Nita— 138, 87, 93, 90 Payne, Thomas — 139 Peebles, Sandra — 156 Peoples, William— 156, 87 Peral, Donna— 119, 148, 95, 101, 74 Perdue, Edwin— 139 Perkins, Clyde— 165, 94, 90 Peters, Freddie— 165, 94, 90 Phares, Joan— 123, 139, 87 Phillips, Donald— 165 Phillips, Kenneth— 148 Phipps, Lora— 139 Pilinski, William— 148 Pledger, Edward— 53, 156, 87, 73 Plummer Cecile— 30, 33, 35, 47, 52, 122, 132, 80, 139, 99, 104 Potter, James — 156 Powell, Margaret— 52, 53, 121, 156, 92 Powell, Ralph— 156 Precht, Carolyn— 165, 67 Price, Frank— 148 Price, Harold— 148, 103 Price, Joyce— 121, 165 Putch, Charlene— 165, 102, 67 Puttcamp, Roger — 156 Pye, Henry— 52, 139 Quick, Knoxie — 165 R— Racca, James — 165 Radzikowski, Ron— 127, 165 Raley, Carolyn — 148 Ramming Michael — 165 Ratcliff, Wesley— 148 Raush, John— 139, 92, 94, 90, 91 Rawls, John — 165 Reaves, Gary— 127, 156, 104 Reeves, Margaret— 121 , 165, 67 Reeves, Elizabeth— 121 , 165, 67 Reichelt, Carol— 121, 158, 165, 103, 67 Reynolds, Odie— 156 Rhodes, Cecil— 139, 65 Rhodes, Jane— 123, 165, 67 Rhodes, Judy— 123, 165, 67 Richard, Richard— 165, 101 Richardson. Neil — 156 Richards, Dickie— 70 Riley. James— 9, 148, 87, 88, 94 Riordan, Chris — 166 Risinger, Bessie Ruth— 148, 87, 97, 83 Rivers, James — 127 Roberson, Franklin — 148 Roberts, George — 139 Roberts, Eugenia — 156 Robertson, Raymond — 148 Robertson, Wallace— 148 Robinson, Jordan — 165 Robinson, Wm. — 165 Rodgers, Charles — 166 Rosen, Jerry— 156, 97, 98 Rosenbloom, Betty— 166, 73 Rourk, Terrell— 127, 166, 87, 101 103 Ruiz, Magali— 166, 67 Russell, George — 166 Rossett, Linda — 67 Rutherford, Pat— 148 Saucier, James — 166 Sandefur, Earl — 166 Sandefur, Jo— 148 Sanders, Wm.— 127, 148 Sartin, Austin— 127, 139, 92, 96, 82, 74 Sartor, Wayne — 156 Scalf, John— 156 Schamerhorn, James — 127, 148 Scheller, Mary— 139 Schilq, Jondon — 104 Schmitt. Betty— 121, 166 Schneider, Barbara — 166, 104 Schulman, Bob— 52, 139, 62 Schwendimann, Fred— 127, 158, 166, 78, Solomon, Sharon — 123, 156 Sorensen, Robert — 125, 166, 73 Smith, Marion— 139 Smith, Terry — 156 Snellgrove. Betty— 149 Snyder, Gil— 149, 97, 98 Solomon, Carole Ann— 123, 156, 101, 103, 106 Shaw, Leon— 148, 60 Shaw, Robert— 55, 125, 148 Shemwell, John — 156 Sherman, Walter— 148, 90 Shields, Gary — 156 Simmons, David — 53, 156 Simmons, Keith— 125, 156, 112, 73 Simmons, Diane — 67 Slack, James — 149 Slider, Dottye— 121. 149 Slusher, Gerald— 149 Smith, Bess— 123, 149 Smith, Donald— 94 Smith, Grecia Anne — 156 Smith, Jerry — 156 Smith, Jimmie — 166 79. 87 Scott, Robert— 139, 63, 65 Sealy, Jeane— 156, 106 Self, Alwynelle— 121, 156, 92, 97, 99 Seward, Joseph — 166 Sharp, Sidney — 166 Souter, Charles— 166, 103 Spanberg, Helena — 166 Sparks. Bryan— 139, 97 Spearman, Bobbie — 156 Spears, Margetta — 123, 166 Speight, Geneva — 139 Spiqener. Pat— 149 Spiller, Ray— 166 Stafford, Nora-Bess— 119, 149, 95, 104, 105 Stahl, Don— 139, 70 Stamps, Patsy— 121, 166 Stanley, Jann— 121, 139 Stapp, Martha— 166, 112 Starns, Dorothy— 140 Steen, William— 156 Stepchinsky, Joe — 149 Stephens, Jean— 166, 101, 103, 67 Stephens, Merline— 156, 92, 95 Stevens, Sara Del— 121, 140, 101, 104, 106 Stewart, Emma Lou— 118, 140, 81, 101, 103. 104, 105, 106 Stienhauser, J. — 96 Stimpert, Gail— 71, 123, 166 Stivison, Gretchen — 156 Stoddard, Wayne— 127, 149, 68, 69 Stokes, Frankie— 121. 156, 100, 66 Stone, Linda— 166, 90 Stone, Sara — 140 Strong, Charles — 157 Strong, George — 166 Strother, Norma— 121, 149, 100 Sturdivant, Jo Ellen— 169 Sullivan, James — 157 Swanzy, Ann — 157 Taylor, Charles — 157 Taylor, Sharon— 119, 167 Teacle, James — 157 Teal, Andy— 157 Temple, Austin— 127, 167, 89 Templeton, Joan— 123, 157, 95 Terry, Abbie— 47. 121, 142, 143, 149 80 81, 87, 88, 92, 93, 103, 104 Thames, Hazel — 140 Thaxton, M— 103 Thielbar, Elizabeth— 149 Thomas, Beal— 167, 94, 104 Thomas, Nancy — 149 Thomasson, Anity — 123, 157 Thompson, Deen— 149, 101, 103 Thompson, Gloria — 157 Thompson, William— 127, 167 Thrash, Don— 157 Thurmon, Judy — 30, 121, 167 Tiner, Sara— 123, 157, 74 Tipton, Billy Pat— 127, 133, 140, 74 Towery, Betty Jo— 93 Trigg, John — 16 7 Trimble, Walter— 149 True, Roy — 157 Tucker, Patsy— 157, 87, 88, 92, 93 Tuggle, James — 167 Turnage, J. — 55, 149 Tyler, Carol — 167 Tyler, Don— 9, 54, 127, 157, 87, 94, 90, 74 Vairin, Evelyn— I 19, 157, 97 Valentine, Jimmie — 167, 87 Valentine, Eugenia — 121, 140 VanArsdel, Maidalynn — • 1 57 Van Bibber, Dale— 167 Vasilopoulos, Antonio — 157 Vaughan, John — 167 Velotta, Ruth— 167, 87, 93, 101 Victory, Sharon— 118, 140, 78, 104, 105 Victory, Steve— 149, 97 Villamarin, Charles — 167 Volentine, Phoebe— 157, 87 W— Wakeman Mary— 120, 140, 104 Walker, Charles— 54, 149 Wallace, Robin— 167 Wallinq. Wm.— 63 Walters, Linda— 149, 87, 88 Walters, Gary— 149, 73 Walters, Wilma Jo— 45, 52, 55, 122, 140 100, 104, 82 Ward, Sally— 157, 98 Warner, Joseph — 149 Warnloff, Jessica— 140 Wart, Morgan— 149 Waschka, Lawrence— 125, 159, 167 Watkins, Rosemary— 167, 101, 67 Watson, Barbara — 149 Watson, Bernard— 157, 103 Watts, Pat— 140 Webb Don— 167 Webb, Ross— 167 West, Warren— 33, 34, 126, 140, 105, 82, 74 Whitaker, Anna Clark— 167, 101, 103 White, Barbara— 167, 101 White, Dave— 157 White, Nancy— 121 Whitehurst Martha— 167 ' Whiteley, Katherine— 157 Whitlock, Sandra— 157, 98 Wiggins, Jerry — 157 Wilcoxen. Josephine — 140 Wilder, Charles— 30, 47, 140, 78, 79, 87, 94, 101, 103 Wilkinson, Mary Tom— 30 120, 140, 104 Williams, John O.— 157. 92, 72 Williams, Roger— 127, 158, 167, 101, 104 Williamson, Louise — 141 Willis, Fred— 30, 55, 127, 149, 78, 79 Willis, Gladden— 125, 157, 97, 98, 99, 105 Wilson. Marie— 101 Wingo, Beverly— 157, 100, 103 Winninq Carol— 121, 149, 104 Winterrowd, Jerry— 52, 55, 126, 140, 104 Winterrowd, Perry— 54, 127, 141, 104 Withrow, Joe— 149 Wolery, Pat— 141 Wolfe, George — 149 Wolfe. Peqqy— 157 Woodley, Barbara— 141 Woods, Jerry 6 141 Wooley, Conrad— 157, 87, 70 Worley. Dalna— 123, 157, 87, 92, 93 Worley, Marlin— 149 Worley. Penny — 157 Wriqht, Blake— 167 Wurst, William— 157 Wynn, Martha— 149 Y— Yarbrough, Charles— 127 167 Yeag ' er, Rod— 127, 167, 72 175 UPON GRADUATION We ! ve the Halls of lv V ' And | M ' ot orget Jjjjiaiigh we be farf ff «L We pause-with a laugh, with a With a tear, we recall the rapidly .jEnsap pea ring yeaq K Tfod nemories that drift upon our and clear that they ' ill dim ' IN is )ry we have r already sp J laughter, w, To the sacred Halls of Ivy Every voice will bid farewell, And shimmer off in twilight Like the old vesper bell. BOBBY HOLTZCLAW , 2 -, , . V.