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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

REGISTRAR ON EIHi llBIK TRATION FACULTY CLASSES MILITARY THLETICS VORITES £12 WA ATIONS k i$m iii -, MARJORIE LYONS PLAYHOUSE JACKSON HALL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING C ij 0 ROTARY HALL BROWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL RELIGIOUS CENTER AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC ; if -A ,. . MOORE STUDENT CENTER HARDIN HALL HAYNES MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM BESSIE RUTH RISINGER AND COAN KNIGHT CO-EDITORS OF THE 1960 YONCOPIN ran SODY IN BLUE ill:-! i z ---. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND CLASSES II THE PRESIDENT DR. JOE J. MICKLE 12 THE PRESIDENT ' S WIFE MRS. JOE J. MICKLE 13 OFFICIALS R. Leonard Cooke, A.B., M.A., B.D. Vice President BOARD OF TRUSTEES G. M. Anderson John B. Atkins, Jr. Lamar Baker Wm. Russell Barrow J. Pat Beaird R. Zehntner Biedenharn J. Henry Bowdon Paul M. Brown S. Perry Brown Mrs. Charles N. Cadwallader 0. S. Carpenter J. D. Caruthers Robert H. Crosby Milton Crow Howard Crumley M. W. Drake D. L. Dykes, Jr. Robert W. French W. H. Giles Robert E. Goodrich, Jr. Mrs. D. P. Hamilton James T. Harris 0. D. Harrison Guy M. Hicks A. J. Hodges Mrs. E. E. Hurley G. W. James Mrs. Glenn E. Laskey J. C. Love, Jr. Carl R. Lueg C. H. Lyons H. Leslie McKenzie Virgil D. Morris George D. Nelson J. G. O ' Brien Bonneau Peters John L. Scales, Sr. Bentley Sloane B. C. Taylor Karl Tooke Henry S. Weisman A. L. Wedgeworth J. Robert Welsh Edwin F. Whited George D. Wray 14 Leroy Vogel, A.B., Th.B., Th.M.. Ph.D. Dean of the College John McCook, B.B.A. Treasurer Howard M. Elder, A.B., A.M. Director of Evening Division J. Howard Allen. A.B.. M.A., P.E.D. Dean of Students 15 Wjtwwiiiw, - f Carl A. Wilkinson Busi?iess Manager Helen H. Lineberger Dean of Women Frederick M. Delaney Director of Development Fund Lelia Randolph Assistant to Treasurer Sue Boydston, B.A. Enrollment Counselor Nelle Brown, A.B. Registrar OFFICIALS AND STAFF Margaret McDonald, B.A. Director of News Bureau Mrs. Byron Russell Secretary to Dean of College Naomi Lightfoot Secretary to Business Manager Mildred Tucker Business Office Irene Winterrowd Faculty Secretary 17 LIBRARY SHELDA J. MURPHREE, Circu- ALICE S. ALBEN, Acting Head Librarian, B.S., lation and Reference Librarian, M.S. B.S. LIBRARY STAFF AND FACULTY ART MRS. ANNIE RUTLEDGE WILLARD COOPER, Head of Department, Asst. Professor, A.B., M.F.A. CHEMISTRY JOHN B. ENTRIKIN, Head of Department, A.B., M.A., PhD. 18 DONALD EMERICH, Assoc. Prof., B.S., PhD. MARVIN WAYNE HANSON, Ass. Prof., B.S., M.S. BIOLOGY ORIN P. WILKINS, Assoc. RICHARD K. SPEARS, As- Prof., BA., MA., PhD. soc. Prof., B.S., M.S. MARY WATERS, Head of Department, A.B, M.A., PhD. WOODROW PATE, Head of Department, DALE ARMSTRONG, Asst. OPAL P. MENEFEE, Asst. JULIUS W. WAITS, Asst. A.B., M.A., PhD. Prof, A.B, M.P.A. Prof, B.S, M.B.A. Prof, B.A, MA. EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY OTHA KING MILES, Profes- sor, A.B, M.A, PhD. ELIZABETH HUGHES, Asst. Prof, A.B, M.A. A. J. MIDDLEBROOKS, Head of Depart- ment, B.S, M.A, Ed.D. 19 ENGLISH EDWARD MURRAY CLARK, Head of Dept. M.A, B.A., PhD. r LESLIE E. BURRIS, Instruc- W. L. GUERIN, Inst., B.A, tor, B.A., M.A. M.A., Ph.D. JOHN R. WILLINGHAM, Professor, B.A., B.S.L.S., M.A., Ph.D. FRANCES C. VICK, Instruc- tor, B.A., M.A. JACK TEAGARDEN, Assoc. Prof., B.A, M.A., Ph.D. EARLE GENE LABOR, Asst Prof., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. IRA LEE MORGAN, Assoc. Prof., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. GEOLOGY ROBERT W. MEADER, In- structor, M.S. CHARLES A. HICKCOX, Head of Department, B.S., M.S. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 20 SIDNEY W. RICE, Head of Depart- ment, A.B., M.A., ED.D. MARY FRANCES ESTES, Instructor. BARRY LYNN JOHNSON, Instructor, M.S. HISTORY GOVERNMENT SIN-MING CHIU, Instructor, BRYANT DAVIDSON, Head of Depart- W. DARRELL OVERDYKE, Professor, A.B., M.A. ment, A.B., M.A. A.S., M.A, Ph.D. LANGUAGES ELMER LEE FORD, Head of Department, A.B., M.A., L ' U.D. HOWARD M. ELDER, Asst. Prof., B.A., M.A. LOTHER KLEINHANS, In- structor. LENORE REES, Asst. Prof.. A.B., M.A. BRUNO STRAUSS, Profes- sor, Ph.D. MATHEMATICS VIRGINIA CARLTON, Head of Department, B.S., M.S. ! 3 BETTY McKNIGHT, Asst. Prof., A.B., M.S. AUGUST C. MADDOX, In- structor. EDMOND M. PARKER, Assoc. Prof., B.S., M.S. FARIBEE PARKER SELF, Asst. Prof., A.B., M.A. 2| MUSIC MYRTIS C. FORTENBERRY, Instructor, B.M., M.M. A. C. VORAN, Asst. Prof., JOHN F. SHENAUT, Asst. WILLIAM TEAGUE, Asst. A.B., B.M. Prof., B.M., M.M. Prof., B.M. PHYSICS FRANCES PERKINS, Asst. Prof., A.B., B.M., M.M. WEBB POMEROY, Head of Department, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. RELIGION HAROLD DON GUYNES, In- structor, A.B., B.D. LEO G. RAUB, Head of Dept., A.B., Ph.D. 22 R.O.T.C. (MILITARY SCIENCE) M SGT. KARL G. MILLER, M SGT. BLAZIN, Instructor. LT. COL. ROBERT S. SCOTT, A.B. Instructor. PMS T. SOCIOLOGY W. FERRELL PLEDGER, Head of Department, B.A., M.A., B.D.. Ph.D. RUTH ALEXANDER, Asst. JOSEPH GIFFORD, Head of Department, Prof., A.B., M.S. B.L.I., A.B. 23 I SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Mary Beth Bomar Fred Willis CORNELIA AGURS Shreveport English Alpha Xi Delta, Pres.; Panhe enic, Pres.; Cencoe; Sigma Tau Delta; MSM; Alpha Sigma Pi; Outstanding Freshman Award; Alpha Chi, Who ' s Who; Honor Court, Clerk of Court; Maroon Jackets, Pres. DEE W. AKINS Shreveport English WILLIE KNOX ANDRESS Shreveport Music Centenary College Choir, Board of Directors, Far Eastern Tour, Mos t Valuable Male Member; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Charter Member and Pres. LEXIE AUSTIN Education SNEA BOBBY G. AVETT East St. Louis, III. Commerce Delta Tau Omicron MAXINE BAILEY Beckville, Texas Education Transfer: Panola College; Green Jackets, Pony Express Staff, Choir. FULLER BAZER Shreveport Pre-Medicine Kappa Sigma, Vice Pres.; Senior Class Treasurer; Intramurals. BOBBY BELLAR Plain Dealing Industrial Technology TOMMY BERGERON New Orleans Religion Kappa Chi, MSM. SENIORS MARY BETH BOMAR Education Bossier City Cheerleader, Yoncopin Beauty (1st Alternate Miss Centenary) Gents Holiday Court, Princess of 50 Years in Shreveport Celebration, Yoncopin Staff, Students Affairs Committee, Panhellanic Council, Cencoe, Chi Omega, Pres.; Who ' s Who. MARGARET ANNE COWEN BOONE Shreveport Education Centenary College Choir, SNEA, Zeta Tau Alpha. ELIZABETH ANNE BOSTICK Gilbert Education Zeta Tau Alpha, Intramurals, Cencoe, Centenary College Choir (Far East Tour), SNEA. CAMILLE BROCATO Shreveport mm—mmm—m m _ Education Transfer: LSU RALPH HENRY BROWN _ Shreveport Geology MARJORIE NELL BROTHERS Cotton Valley Education Zeta Tau Alpha, SNEA. CHARLES BYRD Many Math Junior Class Treas.; Centenary College Band; Intramurals. Kappa Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Pres.; Alpha Sigma Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa. 26 LINDA WALTERS BYRD Shreveport Music Centenary College Choir accompanist; Centenary College Band; Al- pha Sigma Pi, Secretary; Alpha Chi; Phi Beta; AGO, President; BSU. VICKY CALDWELL Arcadia Business Education DONALD CALLEN Shreveport Social Science CHARLES CAMPBELL Belcher Voice EARL CANTRELLE Elysian Fields Social Sciences MSM; Kappa Chi; Intramurals WILLIAM CARPENTER Winnsboro English Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Who ' s Who; Tennis Team; Centenary College Choir; Centenary College Band; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Student Senate, Treasurer; Junior Class Favorite; Intramurals. JERI DIANE CASSADY Lake Charles Psychology Chi Omega; Pledge Class Pres. Beauty 3 Years; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; Junior Maid, Fifty Years in Shreveport Celebration: Panhellenic; Canterbury Club. JOE CHAMBERS Oakpark, III. Religion Conglomerate Staff; Kappa Sigma. CHARLES OLIVER CLIFFORD Dallas, Texas Geology Kappa Alpha; Captain ROTC. 1960 JOE CLOUSE Galena Park, Texas Social Science FLORENCE COLLINS _ .. Shreveport Education SPIRO COSSE Shreveport Pre-Dental Kappa Sigma; Transfer from Tulane. LINDA FA YE COX ... .. Lakewood, Calif. Education FRANK COX . .. Shreveport Geology RALPH CRANSTON .. Greenwood Education JAMES CROSSLIN . .. Shreveport Chemistry Alpha Sigma Chi. 27 RENNIE CULVER Texarkana, Texas English Canterbury Club; Sigma Tau Delta; Transfer: Texarkana, Junior College. LINDA CUNNINGHAM Ashdown, Arkansas Education Phi Beta JAYNIE DARNELL Vivian, La. Spanish and History ROTC Sponsor. CAREY L. DAVIS Shreveport Geology Kappa Alpha; Battle Group Commander, ROTC. EVAN DAVIS Shreveport RICHARD DAY Baton Rouge Social Science ANN DeSHAZO Dallas, Texas Music Education Centenary Choir, Alto Sectional Leader, Vice Pres.; Cencoe; Pan- hellenic; James Dorm Council; Maroon Jackets, Sec; Phi Beta, Vice Pres.; Senior Class Favorite; Intramurals; Zeta Tau Alpha, Pledger Trainer; Who ' s Who. MARTHA DICKENS Magnolia, Ark. Applied Music (Voice) Alpha Sigma Pi; Phi Beta, Historian; Shreveport Civic Opera Workshop. OLAN 0. DICKERSON Shreveport Education SENIORS TRULY ANNE DRAKE Maplewood, La. Education — English Phi Kappa Delta; MSM; Alpha Sigma Phi; Alpha Chi, Sec, Treas.; Sigma Tau Delta, Sec, Vice Pres.; Discipline Committee; Conglo- merate Staff; Hardin Hall Council, Vice Pres., Sec; Maroon Jack- ets, Sec; Who ' s Who. HOYT DUGGAN Shreveport English Alpha Chi, Pres.; Sigma Tau Delta, Pres.; Who ' s Who; Omicron Delta Kappa; Rhodes Scholarship. MARGIE ANN DUKES Carthage, Texas Science Education Chi Omega; Centenary Choir (Far East Tour); Alpha Sigma Chi, Sec, Pres.; Cencoe; James Dorm Council, Soph. Rep., Treas., Pres.; Chapel Committee; Disciplinary Committee; Intramurals; SNEA; Yoncopin Staff, Co-Editor. ROBERT DURHAM Shreveport Mathematics PEGGY EAVES Shreveport Education Sponsor ROTC; SNEA; BSU. ELAINE ELLIOTT Shreveport Social Science Westminster Fellowship. LARRY ELLIOTT Glenmora Religion Kappa Chi; MSM. 28 FRED R. EMSWILLER Woodstock, Va. Physical Education MAE ERVIN Shreveport Education BILLY EUBANKS Tuscalossa, Ala. Physical Education Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; C Club. LAWRENCE FALK Houston, Texas Religion MSM; Kappa Chi; Transfer: L.M.C. LINDA FISHER Shreveport Religion S.M.U. Transfer; Gamma Phi Beta Sorority; MSM. LEWIS FLETCHER DeRidder Humanities MSM, Pres., Vice Pres.; Kappa Chi; APO, Sec; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Sec; Centenary Choir, Vice Pres.; Centenary Band; Fresh- man Class Pres.; Junior Class President; Student Senate Pres.; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice Pres.; Who ' s Who. DAVID FORTE Shreveport Geology Freshman Class Treasurer; Kappa Alpha; Sigma Gamma Epsilon. WILLIAM GARNER Shreveport Geology MARY LOU GASSEN Sulphur Secondary Education Maroon Jackets; Student Senate, Sec; Honor Court Alternate; Chi Omega, Treas.; Intramural Council; Most Outstanding Intramural Participant (Fresh, and Soph); Centenary Band, Sec, Treas.; James Dorm Council; Sophomore Favorite; Who ' s Who (two years); Debate Team; Alpha Sigma Pi; Kappa Chi, Publicity; MSM; Student Affairs Committee; Cencoe. 1960 CONNIE GATHRIGHT ..... El Dorado, Ark. Education Student Senate, Independent Representative, Sec; Centenary Choir, Most Valuable Girl Member, Co-ed Vice Pres.; SNEA, Sec; Kappa Chi; MSM; James Dorm Council; Yoncopin Staff; Publications Committee; Intramurals. DAVID GAY Shreveport Commerce Delta Tau Omicron DENNIS GIBSON Kountze, Texas Physical Education CLYDE GRAY ..... .. Shreveport Organ LARRY GREENE _ Fenton Physical Education ANNE HARDTNER .... .. Shreveport Education Chi Omega; WRA, Treas.; Intramurals; I SNEA. ■r i PENN Y II A WKINS .. Texarkana, Texas . Commerce Chi Omega, Vice Pres.; Delta Tau Omicron. Sec, Treas., Vice Pres.; Alpha Chi; Cencoe; Who ' s Who; Conglomerate Editor; Newman Club, Sec; Honor Court; Maroon Jackets, Vice Pres.; Publications Committee, 2 Years. 29 KEN HAYES ...... . . Shreveport Commerce, Economics, History Kappa Alpha, Vice Pres.; Student Senate, Treas. ROBERT HEARN Shreveport Education ZINA A. HENGY Shreveport History Conglomerate Staff, Newman Club, Vice Pres.; SNEA, Vice Pres., Pres.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Treas.; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Centenary Honor Scholastic, Douglas Attaway Mem. Scholarship. ALVARO HENANDEZ Barranquilla, Colombia, S. A. Pre-Dental Cosmopolitan Club, Newman Club. PAULA HOGE Shreveport Education BARB ARAN HYDE El Dorado, Arkansas Voice Student Senate, Co-Ed. Vice Pres.; Phi Beta, Pres.; Cencoe, Pres.; BSU, Vice Pres.; Maroon Jackets, Treas.; Centenary College Choir, Soprano Sec. Leader; Alpha Sigma Phi; Freshman Class, Vice Pres.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Standards Chairman; WRA; Student Af- fairs Com.; Centenary Band; Who ' s Who. GERALD A. IRVIN Tenaha, Texas Social Science KATHERINE JACKSON Green Stumps, South Dakota Education Hardin Hall, Pres.; Alpha Sigma Chi. JUDY JAMES Shreveport Education SENIORS CONNIE JOHNSON Shreveport Education NORMAN JONES West Monroe Speech PRESTON JONES Shreveport Geology PATSY MILLER KENNEDY. ... Mansfield Education Cencoe; NEA; Zeta Tau Alpha, Sec; MSM. KAY KINARD _ El Dorado Music Education COAN I. KNIGHT ... ..... Leesville Commerce Kappa Sigma, Treas.; Who ' s Who; Co-Editor Yoncopin; Yoncopin Staff; ODK; DTO, Pres.; Publication Award; Distinguished Mil- itary Student; Inter-fraternity Council; Pub- lication Committee. JEANETTE LEWIS Shreveport Elementary Education 30 VILAS LIKHITE Nagpur, India Biology JAMES RHEA LOVE Minden Social Science Sophomore Class, Treas.; Baseball. MARY LOU LOW Jennings Elementary Education Maroon Jackets; Hardin Hall, Pres., Soph. Representative; Student Senate, Independent Girl Representative; SNEA; MSM; WRA, Vice Pres.; Outstanding WRA Member Award; Soph. WRA Award. ROY C. McCOY Shreveporl Physical Education Baseball; Kappa Sigma; Intramurals; BSU; Member Yoncopin Staff. TANNE McDADE Belcher Commerce Chi Omega; Intramurals; Delta Tau Omicron; Transfer: LSU. MARGUERITE McDOWEL L El Dorado, Arkansas Applied Music ANNE McMILLEN Gladewater, Texas Education LEE McNEW Annapolis, Md. Commerce BETTY ANN McQUEEN Shreveport Education BSU, Missions Chairman 1960 KATHERINE MACK ... . Port Arthur, Texas English Alpha Sigma Pi; Chi Omega; Sophomore Class, Vice Pres.; Con- glomerate Staff. GERALD MARTELLO Natchez, Miss. Physical Education Varsity Basketball PAULA LYNN MARTIN Shreveport Secondary Education Newman Club, Pres., Vice Pres.; Freshman Class Favorite; Sopho- more Class, Secretary; Senior Class, Secretary; Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; SNEA; Conglomerate Staff, 2 Yrs.; In Cast: The Lark. WILLIAM MARTIN Shreveport Commerce MONA HOLLOWAY MASON . . Crowley Education Chi Omega; Centenary Choir; Phi Beta; MSM. BRADFORD MAYO . .. Lake Charles Commerce MSM, Project Chairman, Treas.; Intramural Council; Alpha Phi Omega. HERMAN MEADOWS Shreveport Commerce 31 JIMMY GLENN MERRITT Minden Commerce EDDIE MILLER ■. Shreveport Education EDWARD MONK Minden Commerce Varsity Baseball, 4 Years; ROTC, Captain. PHERIRIE MONROE Shreveport Physical Education La. Federation of College Women ' s Recreation Association, Sec; WRA, Outstanding Junior Award, Pres.; Intramural Council, Sec. Treas.; Hardin Hall Council; Cencoe, Vice Pres.; Alpha Xi Delta Vice Pres. ROBERT MOORE Pulaski, Tenn. Commerce Gentry; BSU; Transfer: Martin College, Pulaski, Tenn. MARY MURPHREE Shreveport Commerce Alpha Chi; Zeta Tau Alpha; Intramurals; Delta Tau Omicron: Westminster Fellowship; Transfer: Southwestern, Memphis, Tenn. EDWARD NEILSON Shreveport Commerce Golf Team ROBERT NOONAN Shreveport Music Centenary Band; Phi Mu Alpha — Sinfonia; Transfer: Northwest- ern State College. BRUCE GARY OKEN Shreveport Commerce SENIORS JACQUELINE OTT Ml Herman Education Chi Omega; Intramural Council; WRA; Centenary Choir, Sec; SNEA; MSM; Intramurals. PATRICIA OWEN Shreveport Education Zeta Tau Alpha, Treas., Vice Pres.; SNEA, Sec, Vice Pres.; WRA; MSM. JUDITH ANN PARKER Shreveport Humanities MSM; WRA, Vice Pres.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Membership Chairman; Panhellenic; Cencoe; Art Club, Sec; WRA, State Historian. PATRICIA PAUL Shreveport Education KENNETH RICHARD PHILLIPS p Shreveport Commerce WILLIAM PILINSKI Shreveport Engineering HAROLD PRICE Logansport Religion MSM; Kappa Chi; Student Senate, Inde- pendent Representative; Intramurals. 32 HENRY PYE Shreveport Geology Centenary Band CAROLYN RALEY Amarillo, Texas Education Transfer: Amarillo College WESLEY RATCLIFF Shreveport Commerce ROBERT REDSTONE Shreveport History JAMES REX RILEY Shreveport Music Centenary Band; Centenary Choir, Pres. 2 Yrs.; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Treas.; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi. BESSIE RUTH RISINGER Welsh Chemistry Yoncopin Staff; Co-Editor of Yoncopin; Centenary Choir, Sec; James Dorm Council; Alpha Sigma Chi, Sec; MSM; Publications Award, 1959. MARILYN SUE RUBENSTEIN Shreveport Education SNEA. NORMA TODD RYLAND Shreveport Education SNEA, Transfer: Northeast Louisiana State College, Monroe, Louisi- ana. WILLIAM SANDERS Shreveport Pre-Dental Kappa Sigma, Intramurals 1960 JAMES SCHAMERHORN Slagle Commerce Kappa Sigma, Yoncopin Staff, Intramurals, Canterbury Club, ROTC, Lt. WALTER SHERMAN Shreveport Music Band BOB HAIMES SHAW Shreveport Physics Kappa Alpha; Centenary Technological Society, Vice Pres.; Ameri- can Institute of Physics; Inst, of Aeronautical Sciences; ROTC, Cadet Captain; Distinguished Military Student; Intramurals. JAMES B. SLACK Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon. ANN SMITH Bossier City Education SNEA. DONALD SMITH Shreveport Flute ELIZABETH A. SNELLGROVE Plaquemine Education MSM, SNEA. 33 NORA BESS STAFFORD Shreveport English Alpha Xi Delta, Corr. Sec; Membership Chairman, Recording Sec- retary; MSM; Pub. Co-Chairman; Panhellenic Council; Cencoe, Sec; Sigma Tau Delta. WAYNE STODDARD Shreveport Social Science Kappa Sigma; ROTC Officer; Intramurals; Cheerleader. NORMA STROTHER Shreveport Education Chi Omega, Assistant Treas.; SNEA; Intramurals; Transfer: Uni- versity of Oklahoma. JAMES E. SULLIVAN Winnfield, La. Math Education MRS. KIRBY TEDDLIE Shreveport Math Alpha Chi, SNEA. JOAN TEMPLETON ...... Bastrop, La. English Zeta Tau Alpha; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Sigma Tau Delta; Conglomerate Staff. ABBIE TERRY El Dorado, Arkansas B.M. Music Maroon Jackets; Honor Court, Associate Justice; Who ' s Who; Junior Class Sec; Junior Class Favorite; Senior Class, Vice-Pres.; Chi Omega, Sec; Alpha Chi, Vice-Pres.; Alpha Sigma Pi, Pres.; James Dorm, Treas.; Phi Beta, Pres.; Panhellenic, Sec-Treas. ; Cencoe, Sec; Centenary College Choir, Accompanist. DEEN THOMPSON Eunice, La. Religion MSM; Kappa Chi, Treas.; Religious Life Comm. GLORIA THWEATT Shreveport Education SENIORS ALAN TRIMBLE Shreveport Commerce T. ALEX VAUGHT 1 Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon STEVE VICTORY Shreveport Geology Alpha Sigma Chi; BSU; Varsity Baseball; Honor Court, Chief Justice; Kappa Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who; Intra- murals. CHARLES WALKER Shreveport Industrial Technology GARY WILLIAM WALTERS Lake Providence, La. Pre-Medicine MSM JOHN DAVIS WARD ...... Columbus, Ohio English JOSEPH WARNER Shreveport Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon 34 MORGAN WART Bossier City Social Science PATRICIA WHISENHUNT Shreveport Education LOUISE WILLIAMSON Shreveport Social Science FRED SPENCER WILLIS Coushatta Pre-Medicine Sophomore Class, Pres., Favorite; Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Pres.; Interfraternity Council, Pres.; Intramurals, 4 Yrs.; Student Senate, Vice Pres.; Senior Class President; Chairman Gents Holiday Com- mittee, 2 Yrs. CAROL ANN WINNING Ashdown, Ark. Education Chi Omega; Canterbury Club, Sec; SNEA; Intramurals. JOE WINTHROW Shreveport Commerce DALNA WORLEY Shreveport Music Centenary Choir; Zeta Tau Alpha, Music Chairman; Phi Beta, Treas.; Maroon Jackets; Intramurals; Lyceum Committee; Alpha Sigma Pi. MARTHA WYNN Marshall, Texas Education EUGENE BENNETT Mt. Pleasant, Texas Science Division Varsity Baseball; MSM. LUCY CARPENTER Shreveport Medical Technology JON MEYER DAVIS Shreveport Religion PHILLIP DICKEY . Bossier City Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon. SPECIAL STUDENTS LOUISE IBRAHIM MITSUO KITAMURA Shreveport Kobe, Japan . 1 ? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President James Daigle Vice President Anne McLaurin Secretary Jane Ilgenfritz Treasurer Pete Boggs (not pictured) ' .ii Linda Rosett Ralph Mason George Acton Plain Dealing, La. Billy Ray Ayers Doyline, La. Wayne Adcock Shreveport Thomas Anders Minden, La. Barbara Arline Shreveport Ruth Arnold Shreveport JUNIOR John Bacon Shreveport Robert Barker Ellisville, Mo. Lorene Bibbins Plain Dealing, La. Lloyd Blackburn Shreveport Carolyne Blue Shreveport Edward Boagni Shreveport s f i Joseph Ashley Shreveport Brenda Bailey Shreveport Sandra Boddie Shreveport Barry Bolack Eunice, La. Linda Byrd Belcher, La. - ft Tommy Carter Shreveport 1 Kenneth Bond Shreveport David Calhoun Oak Grove, La. Barbara Boudier Crowley, La. Harry Boyd Monroe 1959 Danny Caudle Shreveport Carlton Chambers Strong, Ark. Louis Brandt Shreveport Sara Burroughs Shreveport Wiley Cameron Minden, La. thlA James Clancy Howard Collins, Jr. Genevieve Compton Shreveport Shreveport Elton, La. Albert Cooksey Shreveport James Daigle Shreveport Phyllis Davison Shreveport Peggy Elliot Shreveport Ann Gillen Shreveport Charles Gouthiere Shreveport Glenn Cothern New Orleans, La Jackie Crawford Shreveport Jeannette Crocker Memphis, Tenn. CLASS Gail Delanney Shreveport Wayne Dubose Shreveport Michael Eiser Shreveport James Evers Shreveport Winifred Fair Shreveport Mary M. Farmer Shreveport 1960 M+ A Ronald Cummings Temple, Tex. Armond Daigle Shreveport Buddy Daily Shreveport Tim Daniel Shreveport Edith Elliott Vivian, La. Mary Freeman Melvin Fuller Shreveport Bossier City • . J ' 5wS- m ; 1 ' Brynn Godfrey Shreveport James Coins Lees v ill e David Graham Keithville John Green Lottie, La. Charles ' R. Griffin Shreveport Charles Griffith Shreveport fei r Guin ,« ivian, La. i r% i ■ Patricia Gustine Shreveport George Hamilton Shreveport Joe Ben Hayes Shreveport Martha Hayes Eunice, La. Dale Heald Keatchie, La. Charles Hembree Vivian, La. Richard Herrmann Gilmer, Tex. Alvah Holland Teague, Tex. Robert Johnstone Shreveport Lynn Knotts Sicily Island JUNIOR Joan Hilburn Shreveport Carol Hildreth Shreveport Jen Houchin Shreveport Donna Howell Lewisville, Tex. Mary E. Hudgens Homer, La. James R. Hughes Shreveport Jane Ilgenfritz Shreveport Jere Joiner Shreveport Ward B. Jones Shreveport Vernon Kalmbach Shreveport Patricia King Shreveport Theo Klemann Shreveport 1959 Jay Koonce Salisbury, La. Gene LaCaze Leesville MJM 40 Frankie Lachle Shreveport Joe Ben LaGrone Logansport, La. Joy Lambert Minden Jill Landis Beaumont, Tex. Jay Lang Shreveport Robert G. Lawton Shreveport Georgina Lechuga Torreow Coah, Mex. David McFarlin Shreveport Anne McLaurin Mansfield Melvin D. Lee Shreveport George LeRay De Ridder CLASS Harry Mathews Springhill, La. Daniel McMahon Lake Charles Don Meisner Shreveport Louise Manhein Shreveport Julia Miles Shreveport Jerome Lahey Shreveport Marie Maranto Shreveport Dollie Miller Shreveport William Lonj Shreveport Pegram McCreary Lake Charles James McGraw Shreveport Arnold McHone Asheville, La. Bentley Masingill Shreveport Winston Miller Marshall, Tex. Ralph Mason Shreveport William Milton Shreveport James Mitchell Louisville, Ky. Dick Morehead Shreveport Ann Morrisette Metairie, La. 1960 Bob Moore Shreveport James Moore Shreveport Jack Mulkey Shreveport Alfred Pagnato Baton Rouge James Parker Shreveport Jane Parker .. Mt.UUa,N.C 1 William Peeples Homer, La. Edward Pledger Shreveport Jim Potter Shreveport Margaret Powell Minden William Pringle Shreveport J Rodger Puttcamp Shreveport JUNIOR Gary Reaves Shreveport Odie Reynolds Monroe Richard Richard Shreveport Dorothy Ruddell Longview, Tex. Jim Rivers Crowley, La. Jerry Rosen Van Nuys, Calif. Linda Rosett Shreveport Jackie Scalf Shreveport Jeane Sealy Epps, La. Keith Simmons Shreveport Jerry A. Smith Shreveport Terry Smith Shreveport Carole Solomon Vicksburg, Miss. 1959 William Steen Shreveport I w Morline Stephens Shreveport 42 Frankie Stokes Dallas, Tex. Ann Swanzy Shreveport James Teacle Shreveport Andy Teal Nashville, Tenn. Tim Temple Leesville Robert Tillery Shreveport Sara Tiner Bastrop Betty Towery Shreveport Joseph Trouy Shreveport Patsy Tucker Shreveport CLASS Sondra Vickers Smackover, Ark. ■H Judy Vinson Shreveport Phoebe Volentine Shreveport Janos Voros Budapest Ann Voss Shreveport Gary Watson Shreveport G. B. Watson Monroe Joseph West Shreveport Dave White Shreveport 1960 Jerri Williams Shreveport I John Williams Shreveport Gladden Willis Poyline, La. Beverly Wingo Wills Point, Tex. George Wolfe Shreveport • m Dona ld Tyler Jonesboro, La. Jim Turnage Shreveport Leland Wade Eunice, La. Arden Watson Shreveport Nancy White Shreveport Sandra Whitlock Lake Charles Joyce Williams Hodze. La. Conrad Wooley Many, La. Janet Womack Texarkana 43 iiiflHlP t n V V - ,,; - 1 iff ifcfe ■ r- j,w Presid Vice President Secretary Treasurer IH ipMl JHJi 1 Paul M Mahaft Sally Clinprnan Virginia Emerson HIM  ' : ' w • i - ■■ ■$ : Julie Andress Shreveport Jo Ann Blackall Benton Virginia Bobbitt Coushatta Diane Caldwell Bastrop Marie Armintor Shreveport Jack Baker Shreveport Alice Banzhof Shreveport Barbara Bearden Benton Zollene Bennett Texarkana, Ark. SOPHOMORES 1960 Sarah Blevins Dallas, Texas Evelyn Brewer Shreveport Tommy Brewerton Shreveport Loyd Buckner Shreveport Pat Burns Marshall, Texas Phillip Butcher Shreveport Diane Camp Nashville, Tenn. Roy Chambers Texarkana, Ark. M . . Catherine Chesney Benton Rosie Climino Shreveport Sallie Clingman Keithville ii 4lfc Myrna Collier a, Shreveport Kay Cooper Sulphur Margaret Covington Haughton Hugh S. Coyle Plain Dealing Courtney Craighead Eldorado, Ark. George Crump Shreveport Jim Darby Shreveport Robert Davis Shreveport Angelina DeFatta Shreveport Nancy Dixon Camden, Ark. Lorita Donaho Bryan, Texas John Dorman Shreveport Nick Eicher Springdale, Ark. Virginia Emerson Shreveport John Evans Shreveport Betty Fischer Shreveport Jack Flowers Shreveport Peggy Foster Emerson, Ark. Jimmy Fouts Shreveport Kay France Lake Charles Michael Franklin DeRidder Judy French New Orleans J. Alan Gamm Shreveport Stephen Gandolfi Rome, Italy CLASS OF 1962 Herbert Gant Shreveport Lucille Gasecki West Hartford, Conn. Mary Ellen Gaughan Camden, Ark. Ivan Geisler Shreveport Janet Gholson Atlanta, Texas Giles Gilliam Shreveport Ge orge Gilmer Mansfield Walter Goldstein Shreveport 47 Thomas Goodnight Shreveport John Goolsby Gilmer, Texas V Rives Grogan Vivian Jane Hanks Shreveport Kenneth Hanna Shreveport Janet Havelka Texarkana, Texas Richard Haynes Shreveport Earnest Heard Beaumont, Texas SOPHOMORES 1960 Judy Hebert Rayne Marilyn Hendrick Shreveport Sally Herring Shreveport Sara Hitchcock Shreveport John Hoffman Shreveport Bill Hudson Bossier City Judy Hughes Sallie Ivey Lorraine Jenkins Byron Jennings Dick Johns Bill Johnson Benton Many Shreveport Shreveport Mansfield Shreveport John P. Jones 48 Shreveport Jerry Jouett Shreveport Ford King Livingston, Texas John Lawrence Bossier City Stanley Lemmons Winnfield Sarah Liberto Plaquemine Susanna Linam Shreveport Fran Littrell Piano, Texas Samuel Loftis Shreveport Martharene Long Pete Long Shreveport Jimmy Lu Hong Kon± Lon McAnally Houston, Texas Clyde McArty Springhill Janet McClelland Little Rock, Ark. James McClure Shreveport Paul McMahan Paris, Texas Peter Mangum West Monroe Robert Manley Ft. Meade, Fla. Bart Menscher Shreveport Charles Mercer Shreveport CLASS OF 1962 Judy Meredith Atlanta Noni Miller Shreveport Jerry Mitchell Shreveport JKHL yr ' Mfc. ' X  A ■ • Anne Moreneaux Shreveport Betty Mottel Shreveport Glory Mounce Grand Cane Romona Nail Shreveport Barry Nelson Shreveport Marie Nelson Monroe Susan Nethery Glendale. Calif. Gaddis Oliver Bossier City 49 Jon Oliver Shreveport Freddie Peters Shreveport Margaret Reeves Buras Charles Pattison Mansfield Beverly Paul El Dorado, Ark. George Peck Hope, Ark. Leopoldo Perez Valencia, Spain Clyde Perkins Shreveport SOPHOMORES 1960 Linda Phillips Shreveport Julian Powell Charlene Putch Ron Radzikowski Mike Ramming Nancy Ray Elizabeth Reeves Shreveport Shreveport Ringgold St. Louis, Mo. Shreveport Buras Carol Reichelt Longview, Texas Jane Rhodes Shreveport Judy Rhodes Shreveport Jordan Robinson Shreveport Alan Rogers Shreveport Terrell Rourk 50 Berwick Joe Sartor Fulton, Mo. Betty Schmitt Shreveport Fred Schwendimann Coushatta Richard Seward Bossier City Annette Shirey Longview, Texas Sammie Kay Smith Hemphill, Texas Margetta Spears Vivian Patsy Stamps Shreveport Jean Stephens Baton Rouge Ann Stewart Beaumont, Texas Gail Stimpert Dallas, Texas Linda Stone Shreveport Bill Towery Shreveport Rosemary Watkins Waldo, Arkansas kAA John Swor Shreveport Marilyn Thaxton Shreveport Beal Thomas Longview, Texas Judy Thurmon Ringgold Lyle Timmons Blanchard Carol Tyler Logansport Jimmy Valentine Shreveport Carole VanHoose Shreveport Ruth Velotta Shreveport Charles Villamarin Bogota, Columbia CLASS OF 1962 Lawrence Waschka Shreveport i Susan Weil Shreveport Roger Williams Natchitoches Wayne Woodward Shreveport Charles Yarbrough Prescott, Ark. Rod Yeager Shreveport . % $ % £ ' « : • ' ij M x. s IP -- . tK jt W? 0 . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Howard Eidei ice President ■Zp ' s - Jackie Rosett Secretary Cathie Franklin Freasnrer Al Pius %..,; FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES Cathie Franklin Don Couvillion Gaye Adair Bald Knob, Ark. Martin Agnelly Metairie Ruth Akins Shreveporl Mary Allen Lafayette Tony Armstrong Shreveport Virginia Bacon Shreveport Thomas Arnoldi Shreveport Hollace Bain Shreveport Hoyt Bain Shreveport FRESHMEN Louella Bains Shreveport Barbara Barbee Dallas, Texas 1960 George Barnes Shreveport Joyce Bays Crossett, Ark. Charles Biggs Shreveport Robert Blankenship Wheaton, III. William Bolen Shreveport Geneva Bollman Shreveport Caroline Birchett Vicksburg, Miss. Mary Bostick Gilbert Harold Bounds ca Shreveport Joel Brandon Bossier City John Broadus Shreveport Ben Brown Shreveport Martha Ann Brown Rayville LeVerne Burks Bradley, Ark. «B-1 hmkk Shirley Burnet Springhill Fane Bussie Shreveport Pharis Cain McDade Daniel Calhoun Mansfield Joyce Camerer Little Rock, Ark. I Ray Chaheau Shreveport CLASS OF Gay Cook Bossier City Dessa Crawford New Orleans Patricia Darst Springhill Norman Clark Emporia, Kansas Henry Collins New Orleans Kay Comegys Shreveport • ' Sfc, Julia Cooper Shreveport Ann Copeland Canfield, Ark. Benjamin Courtney Hattiesburg, Miss. Don Couvillion Shreveport Beverly Crawford New Orleans 1963 Lorine Crenshaw Beaumont, Texas Howard Crosby Shreveport Sue Darby Shreveport ' cr Dorothy Davis Shreveport Patricia DeFatta Shreveport Carolyn Denison Iowa George Derbe; Eunice Edward Doremus Houston. Texas 55 Jean Durham Shreveport John Earnest New Orleans Robert Edler Shreveport Linda Kay Ellington Rayville Don Ensley Joplin, Mo. Linda Erickson Texarkana, Texas Nancy Evans Shreveport Albert Evers Shreveport David Ewing Bossier City FRESHMEN Don Farley Thibodaux Esmond Fatter New Orleans Ralph Ferrari Freeland, Penn. 1960 ; V .:, Sandra Gaskin Springdale, Ark. David Forth Bossier City Cathie Franklin Dallas, Texas Louise Gaughan Camden, Ark. Robert Gaynor Shreveport 56 Eugenia Gibson New Orleans Davie Glass Baton Rouge James Gleason Plain Dealing Jimmy Goslin Shreveport Rebecca Graham Kirtwood, Mo. Hughes Garrett Bossier City Anne Gibbs Shreveport Gail Granger Lake Charles Al Gray Bossier City Dennis Grigassy Houston, Texas Elizabeth Gould New Orleans CLASS OF Vernon Hastings Shreveport Marilyn Haven Vicksburg, Miss. John Hawkins Texarkana, Ark. Judy Horn Logansport mm Robert Horton Natchitoches Glydna Guthrey Sulphur Delton Gwinn Shreveport Jimmie Hamric Shreveport Henry Harvey Shreveport Alice Herrington Wisner Carolyn Hook Houston, Texas %k Arthur Hale Bossier City Thomas Harwell Shreveport Barry Hope Shreveport MM 1963 Mary Howard Shreveport Norman Howse Shreveport Grace Jackson Homer David James Shreveport Jack Jeter Shreveport Joel Johnson Shreveport Martha Johnson Shreveport Mauiy Johnson Little Rock. Ark. 57 Jimmy Jones Shreveport Kay King McAllen, Texas 58 Faye Love Shreveport Ralph Jones Shreveport Karen Kanapkey Shreveport Nancy Karnes Bossier City Martha Kelley Metairie I I Lucille Kelly Shreveport 1960 Karen Kirby Shreveport Margaret Kleinhans Shreveport Margaret Knauf Plain Dealing Howard Lawrence Shreveport Sherry Lester Shreveport Roxie Lewis El Dorado, Ark. Lewis Lloyd Minden Frances Lorant Shreveport Walter Low Jennings Charles Lowrey Shreveport John Lukasik Irvington, N. J. Robert McAnally Houston, Texas Charles McCartney Leesville Anne McClure Welsh Sandra McCuistion El Dorado, Ark. Lydia McGlathery Mansfield FRESHMEN Judith Mayo Lake Charles Ann Meredith Shreveport k Phillip Mumma William Nelson Webster Grove, Mo. Shreveport Dorothy Parker Metairie Lyndra Pate Shreveport Robert Moore Marshall, Texas ■ % Muriel Malone Shreveport Frank Maranto Shreveport Willard Moore Memphis, Tenn. mSBL Jean Netterville Baton Rouge Sharon Nichols Lafayette William Pattison Mansfield Nancy Pennington Shreveport Carol Mangham Shreveport Judith Martin Bossier City John Morneau Shreveport Marion Palmer Shreveport £ William Manhein Shreveport Amy Matthews Many Linda Morris Shreveport 4 I August Peterson Shreveport Alan Pius New Lenox, 111. 59 Allen Ponthieux Shreveport 5 N. Nancy Pontremoli New Iberia V Sandra Poss Shreveport mkd Shelton Powers Marshall, Texas Edward Price Shreveport V Jerri Rainwater Springdale, Ark. Elton Ray Bossier City Marthanna Redden Pine Bluff, Ark. Daniel Rester Bossier City Suzann Rice Shreveport Robert Riffle Shreveport Elsa Rocquin Metarie Jackie Rosett Shreveport Bobby Ross Texarkana, Ark. John Sage Bossier City Ann Schaaf Metairie . Bill Scull Shreveport Douglas Shannon Shreveport Diane Simmons Shreveport Martha Simmons Shreveport Thomas Siskron Shreveport Alfred Smith Haynesville Melba Smith « Shreveport Merrill Anne Snider Shreveport Jada Sparks Shreveport Charlotte Spence Shreveport Joyce Smith Shreveport Ray Spiller Shreveport Lillie Ann Smith Minden Ray Squires West Lake Harry Stahl Dubberly m Charlotte Stodghill Rayville Ralph Storey Shreveport Gordon Talk Baker Kay Tipton Marshall, Texas Marsha Townsend Ferriday Bill Trusty Shreveport James Wadsworth Shreveport Elizabeth Turner Shreveport Robert Wallace Jerseyville, III. Nelda Turnley Shreveport ft Sjlf :: % Reggie Ward Shreveport Dale VanBibber Dexter, Mo. Carolyn Watts Shreveport Rosalind Verduzca Lake Charles John Henry Wenk Shreveport Russell Wade Shreveport Patsy West Weeks Island Nita Whetstone Shreveport Nancy White Ringgold Linda Whitlow Shreveport Lynne Woods Dallas, Texas Sarah Worrell Shreveport Grace Willingham Dallas, Texas Harry Wuennenberg Sr. Louis, Mo. Ellen Wilson DeRidder Gail Yarbrough Mansfield Raymond Wissinj Shreveport Julie Ann Young Baton Rouge , • MILITARY AND ATHLETICS 63 R.O.T.C. SPONSORS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain Lyndra Pate, Headquarters Company; Captain Kay Cooper, A Company; Lieutenant Colonel Peggy Eaves, Battle Group; Captain Kay Woodruff, B Company; and Captain Cathy Franklin, C Company. 64 APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS IN THE CENTENARY BATTLE GROUP 1959 1960 Lt. Colonel Carey L. Davis, Battle Group Commander Major William E. Carpenter, Executive Officer Captain Coan I. Knight, S-l Captain Charles R. Walker, S-3 Captain R. Winston Miller, S-4 Lt. Gene H. LaCaze, Adjutant M Sgt. David R. Simmons, Sgt. Major HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Captain Carson J. Turnage, Company Commander M Sgt. Tommy S. Carter, First Sergeant SFC Freddie D. Peters, Drum Major A COMPANY Captain M. Edward Monk, Company Commander Lt. Dee W. Akins, Executive Officer M Sgt. Ralph A. Mason, First Sergeant First Platoon Lt. E. Talley Pledger, Platoon Leader M Sgt. Ralph A. Akin, Platoon Sergeant Second Platoon Lt. James C. Schamerhorn, Platoon Leader M Sgt. Barry F. Bolack, Platoon Sergeant B COMPANY Captain David L. Forte, Company Commander Lt. Jerry N. Guin, Executive Officer M Sgt. George A. Hamilton, First Sergeant First Platoon Lt. Bobby J. Bellar, Platoon Leader M Sgt. Jack W. Green, Platoon Sergeant Second Platoon Lt. James H. Daigle, Platoon Leader M Sgt. James E. McGraw, Platoon Sergeant C COMPANY Captain Robert H. Shaw, Company Commander Lt. Hoyt N. Duggan, Executive Officer M Sgt. Ward B. Jones, First Sergeant First Platoon Lt. Fuller W. Bazer, Platoon Leader M Sgt. S. Thompson Hickcox, Platoon Sergeant Second Platoon Lt. Robert S. Durham, Platoon Leader M Sgt. James M. Goins, Platoon Sergeant 65 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Cadet Thomas Wayne Goodnight, M Sgt. Bobby Lee Moore, Cadet Jon Oliver, and Cadet Thomas Harwell. + t : ' ■ V COLOR GUARD 66 CADRE STAFF FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lt. Col. Robert S. Scott, Captain Paul J. Kay. SECOND ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: M Sgt. Carl Blazin, SFC Ralph Poe, M Sgt. Karl Miller, SFC James Rourk. FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lt. Col. Carey Davis, Lt. Col. Sponsor Peggy Eaves, Major William Carpenter. SECOND ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Capt. Charles Walker, Capt. Coan Knight, Capt. Winston Miller, M Sgt. David Simmons, and (not pictured) 2nd Lt. Gene LaCaze. CADET STAFF 67 «UA HQ ' COMPANY Carson J. Turnage, Captain; Lyndra F. Pate, Sponsor; Tommy S. Garter, First Sergeant; Freddie D. Peters, Drum Major. M. Edward Monk, Captain; Kay M. Cooper, Sponsor; Dee W. Akins, Executive Officer; E. Talley Pledger, Platoon Leader; James C. Schamerhorn, Platoon Leader; Ralph A. Mason, First Sergeant; Bart G. Menscher, Guidon Bearer. A COMPANY 68 B COMPANY David L. Forte, Captain; Kay Woodruff, Sponsor; Jerry N. Guin; Executive Officer; Bobby J. Beller, Platoon Leader; James H. Daigle, Platoon Leader; George A. Hamilton, First Sergeant; Michael A. Ramming, Guidon Bearer. Robert H. Shaw, Captain; Cathy Franklin, Sponsor; Hoyt N. Duggan, Executive Officer; Fuller W. Bazer, Platoon Leader; Robert S. Durham, Platoon Leader; Ward B. Jones, First Sergeant; Larry W. Madden, Guidon Bearer. COMPANY 69 CAPT. WINSTON MILLER Commander CAPT. LINDA ROSETT Sponsor PERSHING RIFLES l LT. ROBERT DURHAM Executive Officer 2 LT. BARRY BOLACK S-l 2 LT. SMITH HICKCOX S-2 2 LT. GENE LaCAZE S-3 COMPANY O DIXIE SIXTH M SGT. WARD JONES First Sergeant CPL. HARRY BOYD c tmw J 1 t trs SGT. TOMMY CARTER EDWARD DOREMUS CPL. ROBERT EDLER 2 LT. JOHN GREEN S-4 SGT. LARRY MADDEN Guidon bearer DENNIS GRIGASSY JAMES JONES ALBERT PIUS RALPH STOREY CPL. LYLE TIMMINS SGT. CHARLES YARBROUGH 70 c o M M A N D E R S P O N S O R The purpose of The National Society of Pershing Rifles is to foster a spirit of friendship and cooperation among men in the Military Department and to maintain a highly efficient drill company. Wishing to increase the morale of the ROTC unit at the University of Nebraska in 1891, Lieutenant John J. Pershing formed a picked company of men known as Company A. After winning the maiden drill competition at Omaha in 1892. Company A in 1893 became a fraternal organiza- tion and changed its name to PERSHING RIFLES. From 1900-1911, Pershing Rifles reached the height of its existence prior to World War I and membership was a great military honor. Until 1911 its influence in the Military Department continued, but after that date the organization suddenly lost prestige and declined deplorably. In 1917 conditions became so bad that the organiza- tion was disbanded and its records burned. In 1920 the Pershing Rifles was again formed. But out of the ashes of organization which had died of its own weight in 1917, there sprang a corps with new life and activity. In fact, its growth in honor and prestige was so remarkable that special drill companies all over the country began to seek admittance into the Society. The present National Honorary Society of Pershing Rifles owes its existance to Ohio State University. In the spring of 1924, The President ' s Guard applied for affiliation with the Pershing Rifles but the Nebraska organization refused. Then the Ohio State group, seeing the need for a national organization for basic men, threatened to nationalize The President ' s Guard and leave Nebraska out if the two organizations could not work together. Finally, Nebraska approved the formal application of Ohio State on 13 May, 1925. Thus was inaugurated a new policy in the Pershing Rifles which now includes the National Headquarters at tl University of Nebraska, 12 Regiments, 152 Companies, and over 8,000 members all over the United States and Puerto Rica. 71 MILITARY ■ |Kjl % EsJH t ' j P fe, % L ,• Ea ' A « .1 1 i i ■ 72 1 k tU: ' ■ ■ j. 4 i m BALL 73 RIFLE TEAM STANDING, from left to right: Harold Bounds, Ray Squyres, Ezmond Fatter, Dennis Grigassy, Thomas Harwell, and Wayne Goodnight. KNEELING, from left to right: Russell Wade, William Trusty, John Earnest, William Nelson, Captain David Simmons, and Captain Francis Lorant. Faculty Sponsor and Instructor, M Sgt. Karl Miller. Honorary Rifle Team Sponsor, Captain Francis Lorant. 74 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Billy Eubanks, Ralph Mason, Jackie Crawford, Wayne Dubose, Larry Greene. SECOND ROW: Arnold McHone, Glenn Cothern, Mike Ramming, Dale VanBibber, Jim Mitchell, John Vasilopoulos. THIRD ROW: Andy Teal, Manager; Orvis Sigler, Head Coach; Ford King, Doug Mooty, Assistant Coach; Fred Emswiller, Trainer. i 9 ' .i 3J r ORVIS SIGLER— Head Coach DOUG MOOTY— Assistant Coach 75 GLENN COTHERN JACKIE CRAWFORD Gents 38 Gents 86 Gents 79 Gents 84 Gents . 65 Gents 71 Texas A M 95 Rice 77 Tuiane -. 73 Miami 77 Middle Tennessee 67 DePauw 59 Starting five: VanBibber, Eubanks, Cothern, Greene, and Crawford. WAYNE DUBOSE BILLY EUBANKS LARRY GREENE Gents 55 Gents 64 Gents 69 Gents 65 Gents 71 Gents 76 Arkansas 75 George Washington 76 Hardin-Simmons 72 Washington 51 Florida State 81 Springhill 62 FORD KING Another two points for the Gents. RALPH MASON ARNOLD McHONE Gents 71 Gents 63 Gents 46 Gents 65 Gents 53 Gents 71 Loyola 68 Mississippi Southern 69 Loyola 45 Oklahoma City 58 Louisiana Tech 67 Hardin-Simmons 63 Mighty high steppin ' . MIKE RAMMING 4m ft . k HH Lgd r1 «P8 K. p b . - is ; ir IaSKv ■■ I i !g| DALE VANBIBBER JOHN VASILOPOULOUS Gents 68 Gents 57 Gents 88 Gents 64 Gents 77 Gents 66 Richmond 66 Northwestern 59 Mississippi Southern 73 Louisiana Tech 56 Northwestern 56 Springhill 49 Wait! Last minute instructions. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL __ ' a VC ' a ' . r„ ' . i ' a • •.- ' a c ' a o ' a c . ' o . ' ' . FIRST ROW: John Lukasik, Ralph Ferrari, Harry Wuennenberg, Bob Barker. SECOND ROW: Phil Mumma, Robert Wallace, Coach Doug Mooty, Willard Moore, Don Ensley. ■ Centenary.. ..41 Centenary.. 58 Centenary 68 Centenary 53 Centenary 68 Centenary.. 52 Centenary ...68 Centenary.-. 79 Centenary 77 Centenary. 77 Centenary 76 Centenary 72 Centenary 64 Centenary 86 Centenary - - 63 Centenary. —91 Centenary 66 Centenary.. 66 Centenary 66 Centenary... .82 Centenary Varsity 59 ETBC 65 Kimball 67 Kilgore ...69 Fisher ..53 ETBC .56 LeTourneau Tech ....37 Texarkana _ 52 LSU --93 Texarkana . 58 Northeast -62 Panola ....60 Kilgore 68 Fisher 51 Kimball -—84 Northwestern 41 LeTourneau Tech ... 46 Panola 1 1 46 Louisiana Tech - 54 Northeast - —50 80 WILLARD MOORE PHIL MUMMA HARRY WUENNENBERG RALPH FERRARI JOHN LUKASIK ROBERT WALLACE DON ENSLEY 81 GYMNASTICS FIRST ROW: John Morneau, Bill Nelson, Larry Madden, Hoyt Bain, Barry L. Johnson, Coach. SECOND ROW: Edward Pledger, Richard Haynes, Walter Low, Don Farley, Robert Sorenson. Warm-up session before a competitive match. 82 1 I EDWARD PLEDGER ROBERT SORENSON HOYT BAIN 83 LETTERMEN: Billy Eubanks Richard Jarrell Ford King James Ray Love Spanky McCoy Ralph Mason Ed Monk Dickey Richard Steve Victory SQUADMEN: Billy Fitzgerald David Graham Tommy Holmes Phil Mumma Freddy Shewmake OPPONENTS: McNeese State College Louisiana Tech. Carroll College Southern State, Ark. Northwestern State College Southern Methodist University University of Arkansas Northeast State College Loyola Arkansas State College 84 TENNIS HOWARD ELDER JACK CARPENTER JERRY JOUETT ARNOLD McHONE FIRST ROW: Nicholson, Jouett, Elder. SECOND ROW: McHone, Miller, Carpenter, Elder. WINSTON MILLER HENRY NICHOLSON 85 GOLF Left to right: Jim Daigle, Charles Yarbrough, John Williams, Jim Hughes, Jim Moore, Mr. Morton Braswell, Coach. 86 JOHN WILLIAMS CHARLES YARBROUGH B O Y S ' Left to right: Roger Williams, President; Fred Schwendimann, Brad Mayo, Secretary; Odie Reynolds, Steve Victory, Barry L. Johnson, Director. I GIRLS ' N T R A M U R A L S FIRST ROW: Marjorie Brothers, Secretary; Mary Lou Low, Vice President; Carol Tyler, Reporter; Pheribie Monroe, President. SECOND ROW: Fran Litterel, Patty Owen, Judy Thurmond, Endy Nichols, Sandra Whitlock. THIRD ROW: Kay France, Judy Mayo, Sallie Clingman, Mary Frances Estes, Sponsor. CHEERLEADERS DAN HERNDON RICK BIGGS BILL BOLEN NANCY EVANS BECKY GRAHAM JEN HOUCHIN Rick Biggs . . . Cheerleader one year. Becky Graham . . . Cheerleader one year. 88 Dan Herndon . . . Cheerleader one year. Jen Houchin . . . Cheerleader three years. Nancy Evans . . . Cheerleader one year. Bill Bolen . . . Cheerleader one year. 89 BASKETBALL COURT Patsy West Lynn Knotts Queen Judy Thurmond Diane Camp Jen Houchin 90 FRONT ROW: Joy Camerer, Sharon Ann Nichols, Cathy Franklin, Lorine Crenshaw, Judy French, Anne McClure, Martha Kelly, Gay Griffith. SECOND ROW: Roxie Lewis, Jean Durham, Patsy West, Maury Johnston, Sandra Poss, Mary Bostick, Fran Lorant. BACK ROW: Judy Hebert, Carolyn Cook, Carolyn Searcy, Ann Schaff, Carol Mangham, Sally Herring. PEP SQUAD This is the second 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. The Organization has membership limited to Freshman and Sophomore 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. Amy Matthews, Secretary; Nonie Miller, Squad Captain; Betty Turner, President; Grace Jackson, Vice President; Kay France, Treasurer. 91 • f h FAVORITES ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES 93 i 1 FULLER BAZER CENTENARY GENTLEMAN 94 CENTENARY LADY 95 LYNDRA PATE LYNDRA PATE MISS CENTENARY OF 1960 97 JERI CASSADY LINDA ROSETT MARY BETH BOMAR BARBARA BOUDIER CATHIE FRANKLIN BECKY GRAHAM JOY CAMERER SEATED: Ken Hays, Treasurer; Connie Gathright, Secretary; Dub Fletcher, President; Barbara Hyde, Coed Vice President; Buddy Dailey, Vice President. STUDENT SEATED: Paul McMahan, Sophomore President; Jim Daigle, Junior President; Fred Willis, Senior President; Sonny Elder, Freshman President. 106 LEWIS W. FLETCHER. President. The Student Senate of Centenary College is composed of 13 members and 3 faculty advisors. The five major officers are elected by the entire student body. A boy and girl are elected by the independent students to represent them. The sorori- ties and fraternities elect a member through their joint organizations. The presidents of each class becomes a member of the Senate immediately after their election. The Senate has the power to govern, regulate, and otherwise control all student affairs and social functions as defined in the Senate Rules and sub- ject to the general college regulations and actions by the Committee on Student Affairs. Among the activities that the Senate has sponsored have been: Howdy Dance. Gent ' s Day. Homecoming. Student Fair, and Founder ' s Day. SENATE SEATED: Mary Lou Low, Independent Representative; Connie Gathright, Secretary; Dr. Carlton, Faculty Advisor; Barbara Hyde, Coed Vice President; Brenda Bailey, Panhellenic Representative. STANDING: Dr. Voran, Faculty Advisor; Paul McMahan, Sophomore President; Bud Willis, Interfraternity Representative; Ken Hayes, Treasurer; Dub Fletcher, President; Harold Price, Independent Representative; Sonny Elder, Freshman President; Fred Willis Senior President; Jim Daigle, Junior President; Buddy Dailey, Vice President; Dean Allen, Sponsor. 107 The Maroon Jackets have served as Centen- ary ' s official hostesses for twenty-eight years and are made up of girls who are dedicated to Centenary and are outstanding in scholarship, leadership and character. A lovely tradition on the college campus, these girls represent Centenary at all college func- tions. For membership this organization requires a 3.0 average and two semesters of residence at Centenarv previous to the semester in which new members are chosen. President . Cornelia Agurs Vice President Penny Hawkins Secretary Truly Drake Treasurer Barbara Hyde MAROON JACKETS FRONT ROW: Dalna Worley, Mary Lou Gassen, Cornelia Agurs, Truly Drake, Barbara Ann Hyde. BACK ROW: Penny Hawkins, Kathy Mack, Carol Ann Solomon. Abbie Terry, Mary Lou Low. 108 Omicron Delta Kappa is a national fraternity recognizing men for their leadership in college activities. The O.D.K. chapter was installed 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 semester. President Jackie Carpenter Vice President Dub Fletcher Secretary Dr. Teagarden Treasurer Charles Byrd Faculty Advisor Dr. Pate OMICRON DELTA KAPPA FRONT ROW: George Acton, Charles Byrd, Dub Fletcher, Coan Knight, Dr. Teagarden. BACK ROW: Hoyt Duggan, Jackie Carpenter, Dr. Mickle, Steve Victory, Dr. Pate. Richard Herrmann (Not Pictured). 109 Ann McLaurin, Alternate; Mary Lou Gassen, Alternate; Dr. W. W. Pate, Faculty Advisor; Steve Victory, Chief Justice; Cornelia Agurs, Clerk of Court; Richard Herrmann, Penny Hawkins. HONOR COURT Centenary ' s Honor Court is a board of five members and two alternates who hold office from the time of their election to the date of their grad- uation, unless elected to a Student Senate office. Members of the Honor Court are nominated by the students; the field is narrowed down by the fac- ulty, 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. Steve Victory, Chief Justice; Dr. Pate, Faculty Advisor. Ruth Velotta, Virginia Bobbitt, Carolyn Blue, Linda Stone, Zollene Bennett, Linda Byrd, Pat Tucker, Martha Dollar, Betty Jo Towery, Linda Rosett, Marie Nelson, Joy Lambert, Georgina Lechuga, Abbie Terry, Janet Gholson, Barbara Hyde. PHI BETA f Barbara Hyde, President; Pat Tucker, Vice President; Virginia Bobbitt, Vice President; Edith Elliot, Secretary; Angelina DeFatta, Treasurer. NOT PIC- TURED: Martha Dickens, Historian. Phi Beta is a national speech and music honor- ary fraternity. Members are invited to audition and are then invited to join if they meet with the ap- proval of the group in their musical or dramatic abilities. Ill Mary Lou Gassen Mary Beth Bomar Jackie Carpenter WHO ' S Recognition by WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES means that the student was, first, offi- cially recommended from the university or college he attends and then, accepted by the organization. College juniors, seniors and graduate students are eligible for nomination. Selection of nominees is conducted by campus MEMBERS CORNELIA AGURS Alpha Xi Delta, Pres. ; Panhellenic, Pres.; Cencoe; Sigma Tau Delta; MSM; Alpha Sigma Pi; Outstanding Freshman Award; Alpha Chi; Who ' s Who 58-59; ' Honor Court, Clerk of Court; Maroon Jackets, Pres. MARY LOU GASSEN Maroon Jackets; Student Senate, Sec; Honor Court Alternate; Chi Omega, Treas. ; Intramural Council; Most Outstanding Intra- mural Participant (Fr. and Soph.); Centenary Band, Sec, Treas.; James Dorm Council; Sophomore Favorite; Who ' s Who 58-59: Debate Team; Alpha Sigma Pi; Kappa Chi, Publicity; MSM: Student Affairs Committee; Cencoe. MARY BETH BOMAR Cheerleader; Yoncopin Beauty (1st Alternate to Miss Centenary); Gent ' s Holiday Court; Princess of 50 years in Shreveport Celebra- tion; Yoncopin Staff; Student Affairs Committee; Panhellenic Council; Cencoe; Chi Omega. Pres. PENNY HAWKINS Chi Omega, Vice Pres.; Delta Tau Omicron, Sec-Treas., Vice Pres.; Alpha Chi; Cencoe; CONGLOMERATE Editor-in-Chief; Newman Club, Sec; Honor Court; Maroon Jackets, Vice Pres.; Publication Committee. TRULY ANN DRAKE Phi Kappa Delta; MSM; Alpha Sigma Phi; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Delta, Sec, Vice Pres.; Discipline Committee; Conglomerate Staff; Hardin Hall Council, Vice Pres., Sec; Maroon Jackets, Sec. BARBARA HYDE Student Senate, Co-Ed Vice Pres.; Phi Beta, Pres.; Cencoe, Pres.; BSU, Vice Pres.; Maroon Jackets, Treas.; Centenary Choir, So- prano Section Leader; Alpha Sigma Phi; Freshman Class, Vice Pres.; Zeta Tau Alpha; Centenary Band; WRA; Student Affairs Comm. 112 Steve Victory Truly Ann Drake Cornelia Agurs Hovt Du r ran Coan Knight Penny Hawkins Richard Herrmann WHO committees and usually involve student-faculty-administrative participation. Nominating committees are requested to consider the student ' s scholarship, his leadership and cooperation in educational and extracurricular activities, his general citizenship, and his promise of future usefulness. 1959-1960 ABBIE TERRY Maroon Jackets; Honor Court, Associate Justice; Who ' s Who 58-59; Junior Class Sec; Junior Class Favorite; Senior Class, Vice Pres. ; Alpha Sigma Pi, Pres. ; James Dorm, Treas. ; Phi Beta, Pres.; Panhellenic, Sec. -Treas.; Cencoe, Sec; Centenary Choir, Accompanist. GEORGE ACTON Kappa Sigma, Pres.; Student Trainee Appointment, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Vice Pres.; Alpha Sigma Pi, Pres.; Gama Beta Gama, Vice Pres.; Alpha Sigma Chi; A.E.D. Outstanding Initiate Award; Outstand- ing Freshman Math Award; Freshman Chemistry Award; Band; BSU; Conglomerate Staff. JACKIE CARPENTER Omicron Delta Kappa, Pres.; Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Tennis Team; Centenary Choir; Centenary Band; Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia; Student Senate, Treas.; Junior Class Favorite; Intramurals. HOYT DUGGAN Alpha Chi, President; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Rhodes Scholar; Distinguished Military Student; Captain. ROTC. LEWIS DUB FLETCHER Student Senate, Pres.; MSM, Pres.; Kappa Chi; APO, Sec; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Sec; Centenary Choir, Vice Pres.; Centenary Band; Freshman Class Pres.; Junior Class Pres.; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice Pres. RICHARD HERRMANN MSM, Pres.; Kappa Chi; Honor Court. ODK; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi: COAN KNIGHT Kappa Sigma, Treas.; Co-Editor Yoncopin; Yoncopin Staff; ODK; DTO, Pres.; Publication Award; Distinguished Military Student: Inter-fraternity Council: Publication Committee. STEVE VICTORY Alpha Sigma Chi: BSU; Varsity Baseball: Honor Court. Chief Justice; Kappa Sigma: Omicron Delta Kappa; Intramurals. i m  V Lewis Fletcher Abbie Tern Barbara H de George Acton The Centenary College Conglomerate S t a f f NANCY DIXON Ginny Emerson, Carol Reichelt, Maury Johnston. David Graham, Circulation Manager; Joe Chambe. s, Business Manager. 114 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Planning the layout A trip to the printers 115 YONCOPIN COAN KNIGHT CO-EDITOR, Fall Semester EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Spring Semester 116 ORGANIZATIONAL EDITORS Elizabeth and Margaret Reeves S PORTS AND ROTC EDITORS Jerry Jouett and Gene LaCaze STAFF James Goins, Connie Gathright Jack Mulkey, Virginia Bobbitt Not Shown: Bessie Ruth Risinger, Co-Editor Rosemary Watkins, Staff. PHOTOGRAPHER Jerry Mitchell Jimmy Schamerhorn, Mary Beth Bomar 17 BAND MEMBERS Joel Brandon Robert Noonan John Broadus Alfred Pagnato Shirley Burnett Will Paingle Linda Byrd Jimmy Perkins Jack Carpenter Fred Peters Myrna Collier Elton Ray David Forth Jim Riley Mary Lou Gassen Al Shurman David Glass Donald Smith Gail Granger Merrill Ann Snider Henry Harvey Ray Squyres Martha Johnson Linda Stone Clyde McArty Don Tyler Janet McClelland Rosalind Verduzco Paul McMahan Reggie Ward Robert Moore CENTENARY COLLEGE BAND ItSm . DIRECTOR Mr. B. P. Causev OFFICERS President Al Sherman Vice President Jackie Carpenter Secretary Linda Stone - •?« !5L-.. A ■p T@| | Pfj J g ' ■ ' « w Alii gi SB 1 w I V f • s V | f j J ■ ■ ■ S- i l ■ ii f. Hl« ; H c-r- gijk , 1 - =- 11% ; ' — • ,;- ' - — — — . ' J ; ' T f ' ' 1 ' ■ ' i , ■ — . ' J | ' j p- 1 ; ; 4 ■ 1 ! I m 4  • i . £ . . 1 1 ■ A, BEAUTIES OF THE CENTENARY BAND Linda Byrd, Myrna Collier, Shirley Burnett, Mary Lou Gassen, Gail Granger, Martha Johnson, Janet McClelland, Linda Stone, Rosalind Verduzco. 19 CENTENARY 7T A 1 n ft 1 K x OFFICERS Jim Riley President Dub Fletcher Vice President Connie Gathright Coed V. P. Jackie Ott Secretary James Goins Treasurer This choir togetherness is strictly IN. What a revolting situation this is. 120 This one went on for days. CHOIR Linda Byrd ACCOMPANIST Abbie Terry Sleepy Time Gal. SECTION LEADERS Willie Andress Tenior Jackie Carpenter ._. Bass Barbara Hyde Soprano Margaret Powell Alto Tim, just get on the bus. Bon Voyage We ' re back. 121 HODGES Dr. A. C. Cheesy Voran. Director ' Which one is the innertuhe, Tim? What ' s wrong Terrell . . . headache? 122 GARDENS Dedication Lodge Flex for us, Talley! And they said it couldn ' t be done! 123 PHI MU ALPHA- SINFONIA Phi Mu Alpha — Sinfonia Fraternity is an organization for men interested in music. Organized May 1957 on Centenary ' s campus, it has already gro wn to be one of the largest organizations. Mr. Causey, Mr. Shenaut, Fred Peter, Jackie Scalf, Clyde Perkins, John Goolsby, Don Tyler, Fred Schwendimann, Lanny Bilyeu, Joseph Running, Dr. Voran. NOT PICTURED: Jim Riley. KAPPA PI Kappa Pi is a national hon- orary art fraternity for the pur- pose of promoting interest in art among college students. The Gamma Omicron chapter was or- ganized on this campus this year. FRONT ROW: Cathie Franklin, Amy Matthews, Carole Van Hoose, Marilyn Tonyman, Gerry Rawlinson, Kay Woodruff, Mitzi Kleinhans, Martha Kelly, Ann Morrisette. SECOND ROW: Alva Holland, Joe Sartor, Susan Nethery, Frankie Lachle, Margaret Farmer, Becky Graham, Linda Erickson. 124 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. Member- ship is limited to upperclassmen who have a 3.0 average in chemistry and hold a 2.5 overall average and hold or intend to take sixteen semester hours of chemistry. FRONT ROW: Tommy Hickcox, Jimmy Lu, Marie Maranto, Ann Montgomery, Carlton Chambers, Janos Varois, Richard Haynes, Danny Caudle, Pete Boggs, Jerry Rosen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hood, Robert Griffith, Leigh McClure, Lucy Carpenter, Charles Byrd, Sherman Rogers, Steve Victory, Jim Crosslin, Dr. Entrikin, Dr. Emerich. CENCOE SEATED: Brenda Bailey, Nora Bess Stafford, Penny Hawkins, Paula Martin. SECOND ROW: Margaret Ann Boone, Mary Beth Bomar, Miss McKnight, Mary Lou Gassen, Barbara Hyde, Pheribie Monroe, Dean Lineberger. STANDING: Sandra Whitlock, Ann McLaurin, Cornelia Agurs, Donna Howell, Judy Hebert, Judy Parker, Carole Ann Solomon, Gail DeLanney, Kay France. 125 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Alpha Epsilon Delta, a national honor society for pre-medical 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 be- tween pre-medical and medical students. SEATED: Sandra Whitlock, Sally Ward. STANDING: Mrs. Elsie McFarland, Charles Byrd, Bud Willis, Carlton Chambers, Dr. R. K. Speairs, Charles Griffith, George Acton, Dr. Mary Warters. SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Sigma Gamma Epsilon is a national geology fraternity. Sponsor Hickcox is a national officer of the fraternity. 126 Joseph Warner, Ralph Akin, David Forte, Frank Cox, Alex Vaught, Preston Jones, Ralph Brown, Steve Victory, James Teacle. ALPHA CHI Alpha Chi is a national Schol- astic fraternity open to juniors and seniors who are invited to join. An overall average of 3.5 is required for membership. Alpha Chi annually presents an award to the freshman who is the most out- standing member of his class scholastically. FIRST ROW: Truly Ann Drake, Cornelia Agurs, Joan Templeton, Penny Hawkins, Mary Murphree, Sara Burroughs. SECOND ROW: Dr. E. L. Ford, John Williams, Dr. Carlton, Dr. W. W. Pate, Richard Herr- man, Hoyt Duggan, Albert Cooksey. ALPHA SIGMA PI Alpha Sigma Pi is a Scholas- tic fraternity for freshmen and sophomores. A 3.5 overall average must be held by any person be- fore he is invited to join. Marie Nelson, Judy Rhodes, Jane Rhodes, Frances Littrell, Sarah Liberto, Dr. Clark, Ruth Velotta, Kay Cooper, Fred Schwendimann. 27 a i J ; 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. This year N.E.A. members also attended meet- ings of other Educational Associations. A cash award is given to an outstanding senior Education major each year. The year ' s activities are con- cluded with a banquet in the spring. Zina Hengy, President; Patty Owen, Vice President; Connie Gathright, Secretary; Tim Temple, Treasurer; Beverly Wingo, Reporter. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Dr. A. J. Middlebrooks, Tim Temple, Patty Owen, Zina Hengy, Mary Lou Low, Carol Reichelt, Becerly Wingo, Genevieve Compton, Betty Snellgrove, Vicky Caldwell, Kirby Teddlie, Connie Gathright, Jackie Ott, Anne McLaurin. 128 DELTA TAU OMICRON Delta Tau Omicron is a Com- merce Fraternity. A 3.5 average in commerce courses and an overall 2.5 average is required for mem- bership. Mr. Waites, David Gay, Coan Knight, Penny Hawkins-. Mary Murphree, Tanny McDade, Jerry Smith, Albert Cooksey, James Parker. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta is a national English and writing fraternity. It was installed on the Centenary campus in 1948. Members are in- vited by the group to join. FRONT ROW: Nora Bess Stafford, Kay Kinard, Kathy Mack. Truly Ann Drake, Cornelia Agurs. SECOND ROW: Hoyt Duggan, Dr. Clark, Dr. Teagarden, Joan Templeton, Sara Burroughs. 129 KAPPA CHI Kappa Chi is an organization composed of those students -on Centenary ' s campus who are in- terested in full time religious vo- cations. It is non-denominational. FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Gassen, Jeane Durham, Indie Nichols. Carolyn Denison, Carol Reichelt, Jeannette Crocker, Joy Camerer, Joy Lambert. SECOND ROW: Kay France, Beverly Crawford, Jerre Rainwater, Leverne Burks, Jean Stephen, Jean Netterville, Jule Ann Young, Alice Herrington, Marie Nelson, Judy French. THIRD ROW: Paul McMahan, Fred Schendimann, Earnest Heard, Ran Horton, Don Farley, Gordon Talk, Larry Elliot, Dick Johns, Richard Hermann, Dean Thompson, Tommy Bergeron, Rev. Don Guynes. CANTERBURY CLUB An organization for Episcopal youth, the Centenary College Can- terbury Club is active in inter- esting students in its organization. Canterbury holds evensong every Wednesday at six o ' clock followed by panel discussions. FRONT ROW: Joe Chambers, Donna Howell, Cathy Franklin, Jane Ilgenfritz, Grace Jackson, Kay Wood- ruff, Gay Griffith, Gary Reaves. SECOND ROW: Dr. Willingham, Father Hipwell, Beal Thomas, Mar- guerite McDowell, Alan Rogers, Kathy Gardner, Howard Collins, Ann Meredith. 130 NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club of Centen- ary College is a chapter of a na- tional organization for Catholic students in non-Catholic colleges and universities. The group at Cen- tenary was organized in Septem- ber 19-17. The purpose of the group is to aid in the religious, social, and intellectual benefit of its members. SEATED: Joanne Matthews, Louise Gaughan, Charlene Putch. Angelina DeFatta. STANDING: Mary Ellen Gaughan, Dr. Guerin. Betty Schmitt. Gerald Bus. Lucille Gasecki. Leopoldo Perer. NOT PICTURED: Father Bordelon. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION B.S.I . students meet every day at noon for a short devotional which they call Noonspiration. They also sponsor a mission pro- gram every Friday night. SEATED: Boh Childress, Joy Lambert. STANDING: Richard Haynes, Tommy Siskron, Diane Caldw. John Goolshy, Louella Bains, Jack Baker, Barbara Hyde. 131 FRONT ROW: Jeane Sealy, Lorine Crenshaw, Jeanette Crocker, Carol Reichelt, Sara Liberto, Dessa Crawford, Alice Herrington, LaVerne Burks, Bill Nelson, Beverly Wingo, Jean Durham. SECOND ROW: Beverly Crawford, Abbie Terry, Sara Burrows, Barbara Barbee, Marie Nelson, Earnest Heard, Dick Johns, Jean Stephens, Genevieve Compton, Brad Mayo. BACK ROW: Dub Fletcher, Richard Herrmann, Dean Thompson, Don Farley, Courtney Craighead, Leland Wade, Gordon Talk, Ray Squvres, Ryan Horton, Clarice Krumnow, Don Guynes. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT The Methodist Student Move- ment represents the Church alive and active on the campus, and ex- presses Methodism ' s concern for students and faculty, and for higher education. The M.S.M. is a national or- ganization. It is one of the agen- cies in the newly organized Na- tional Student Christian Federa- tion and the World Student Christ- ion Federation. SEATED: Rev. Gynes, Carol Reichelt, Marie Nelson, Sara Borroughs, Gen Compton, Vice President; Richard Herrmann, President. STANDING: Jean Sealy, Abbie Terry, Dub Fletcher, Beverly Wingo, Sec- retary; Dick Johns, Dean Thompson, Treasurer; Brad Mayo, Jeanette Crocker, Jean Sealy. 132 Rev. H. Don Guynes, Sponsor JAMES DORM COUNCIL SEATED: Mrs. Lalon Row, Hostess; Penny Hawkins, Vice President; Gen Compton, President; Jean Sealy, Secretary; Jean Stevens, Corresponding Secretary. STANDING: Fran Littrell, Sophomore Representative; Sallie Clingman, Publicity Chairman; Carol Ann Solomon, Treasurer; Sara Burroughs, Junior Representative. Mrs. Lalon Row, Hostess, and Gen Compton, President. Mrs. Edith Hays, Hostess, and Mary Lou Low, President. HARDIN HALL COUNCIL 134 Diane Camp, Sophomore Representative; Nancy Dixon, Vice President; Phoebe Volentine, Secre- tary; Pheribie Monroe, Senior Representative; Mrs. Hays, Hostess; Mary Lou Low, President; Truly Ann Drake, Publicity Chairman; Judy Herbert, Treasurer. p A N H E L L E N I C Sara Tiner, Brenda Bailey, Mary Beth Bomar, Paula Martin, Jane Ilgenfritz, Pheribie Monroe, Gail De- Lanney, Sandra Boddie, Nora Bess Stafford, Cornelia Agurs, Janet Gholson, Donna Howell. GREEKS COUNCILS I N T C E O R U E N R C A I T L E R N I T Y Jim Daigle, Buddy Daily, Ralph Mason, George Acton, Pete Boggs, Coan Knight. 35 The stars of Kiss Me Kate, (from left to right) Roger Johns, Helene Arthur Burgess, Larry Bolich and Janette Bettis, in their opening number. Ray Chabeau walks a wall in dramatic dance number Too Darn Hot as Jack Mulkev and Tommy Hickcox look on. 136 Elegantly costumed ladies and gentlemen of the chorus take a bow at conclusion of Street Scene. As delighted citizens of old Padua look on, Roger Johns (Petruchio) demonstrates how to tame a shrew. Since its opening night in 1957. the nationally famous Marjorie Lyons Playhouse has become a mecca of cultural activity for the entire Ark-La-Tex area, not only in the field of theatre, but also opera, ballet, art and concerts. Thanks to Director Joe Gifford it has successfully combined the talents of Centenary students with that of people from Houston to New York City, and has proved not only a good advertisement for the college but the City of Shreveport as well. In keeping with the tradition of production of outstanding musical comedy, the Playhouse opened its 1959-60 season with the lilting rhythms and lyrics of Cole Porter ' s Kiss Me Kate. This delightful version of Shake- speare ' s Taming of the Shrew, which in reality becomes a show within a show featured Roger Johns and Helene Arthur Burgess in the leads. Stand- outs in the cast were John 0. Williams and Al Pagnato as the gangsters. Choreography was by Larry Stevens of New York. Other Centenary students featured in the cast were: Jack Mulkey. Jim Daigle. Sammy Kilman. Bob Murray, Ray Chabeau. Barry Hope. Tommy Hickcox, Virginia Bobbitt, Ruth Velotta. Ginger Darnell and Bobette Oken. Scenic design was by Keith Simmons. Kate ' s scene stealing gangsters John 0. Williams (left) and Al Pagnato (right) Brush Up Their Shakespeare. Bobette Oken, Larry Bolich, and Ginger Darnell (from left to right) do soft shoe routine in backstage scene from show. 37 Linda Fields as Marsinah Helene Burgess as Lalume Shreveport audiences received a rare treat when the curtain rose on the Playhouse production of the musical Arabian Night spectacular Kismet in August. Complete with towered mosques, whirling dervishes, lavish scenery and costumes, beautiful slave girls and a magical score borrowed from Alexander Borodin, Kismet contained all the elements needed to become one of the all-time hits in Playhouse history. Featuring Houston ' s Paul Cambeilh, as the post Hajj, Helene Burgess as Lalume, Linda Fields as Marsinah and Haigler Henry as the wicked Wazir, fame of the show soon spread. Under the skillful direction of world-famous expert on oriental dance, Mara, the show-stopping, high-leaping Ababu troup of Mary Shepherd, Melanie McCain, and Staf- ford Lyons. Jack Mulkey and Ray Chabeau recreated their role in Palm Beach, Florida and will probably appear in the Fort Worth production. Other Centenary students appearing were: Robert Sorensen, David James, John 0. Williams, Ginger Darnell, Jack Baker. Jerrv Mitchell and Keith Simmons. Orchestra was under the direction of Eddy Kozak. 38 Hajj pleads for mercy from Allah . . . and the notorious thief, Jawan (John 0. Williams). (Right) The show-stopping Ababus . . . (from left to right) Jack Mulkey, Stafford Lyons, Mary Shepherd, Melanie McCain and Ray Chabeau. Haigler Henry as the Wicked Wazir attempts to frighten Ababu princess Stafford Lyons. Baubles, Bangles, Bright Shiny Beads . . . MARA Betsy Gould and Barn ' Hope as Laurey and Curley. Ez Fatter and Lorine Crenshaw as Frank Butler and Annie. FRESHMAN FOLLIES March 11 and 12, the Playhouse stage resounded with the music and dancing of Annie Get Your Gun and Oklahoma, as the Freshman Class presented the Freshman Follies of 1960. Proving that all the talent of Centenary is not limited to the drama department, the Follies were a big success. The leads in Annie were: Ez Fatter as Frank Butler. Al Pius as Sittin ' Bull, Bobby Ross as Wilson and Jerry La Bruey as Charlie Davenport. The leads for Okla- homa were: Betsy Gould as Laurey, Barry Hope as Curley, Jackie Rosett as Aunt Ella, Ryan Horton as Will Parker, Nancy Evans as Ado Annie and Rick Biggs as Jud. And then I put my ear to the Bell Telephone of the big city. 140 sings Ryan Horton as Will Parker, as entire cast of Oklahoma listens to his wonderous tales DANCERS: Hoyt Bain Kathy Franklin Danny Calhoun Grace Jackson Jean Netterville Kay Tipton Sonny Elder Ray Squires Dessa Crawford SINGERS: Joy Camerer Maurie Johnson Mike Mann Charlotte Stogill Sandra McQuistion Carolyn Searcy Jerry Rainwater Carolyn Hook Clarese Crumnal Jewel Ann Young Carolyn Denison Poor Jud is dead . . . , sings Barry Hope as Curley and Rick Biggs as Jud, in scene from Oklahoma. Rousing finale Sun In the Morning from Annie Get Your Gun. 141 Lalia Hurst White (left) as Aunt Hettie and Jeni Lou Ince as Mimsy. THE GIRLS IN 509 When the Republican party lost the election in 1932, Aunt Hettie as its cam- paign manager took her young niece Mimsy and sought the seclusion of a lower East Side apartment, where they completely shut themselves off from the outside world. It was obvious to them that with the Other Party in office the United States was absolutely finished. What happens when the girls find out that a Republican is back in office makes one of the funniest, if not one of the most unusual comedies to be seen on any stage in recent years. The Play- house was fortunate to have the talents of two of Shreveport ' s finest actresses Lalia Hurst White and Jeni Lou Ince, as well as the original Broadway set which featured a highly unusual Zebra trap de- signed to snare unwanted visitors and hoist them up to the chandelier. Centenary students in this highly successful play were: Tommy Hickcox, Jerry Fanelli, James Daigle and Bob Murray. Stage managers were Jim Daigle and Sammy Kilman. Hettie and Mimsy listen warily as politicians, welfare workers and reporters try to get into their apartment which is wall-papered with General Motor Stocks. 142 FRATERNITY RUSH Is this what the Sigs Call RUSH??? Pride and Prejudice Interfraternitv Council Smoker Tonight ' s topic for discussion, KAPPA SIGMA. Last minute rusing, huh, Sigs? 143 SORORITY Alpha Xi ' s Bloomer Girls A Fuzzy Girl who wears the pin of pearls. 5 ! 5 Wouldn ' t it be lovely? ... To be a Chi 0. 4 Ik The Fair Ladies of Chi Omega. The Greek World. 144 Stairway to the stairs. RUSH Bouquet of Alpha Xi Roses. Full House Tonight. Dream Complete . . . Chi Pledge. With a little bit of luck you ' ll be a Chi 0. Rush comes to a happy end . . . Zeta pledge. Room in Zeta Heaven. 145 ALPHA XI DELTA Cornelia Agurs President Pheribie Monroe Vice President Beta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was established on Centenary Campus March 28, 1931. The long line of chapters first found their home in Galesburg, Illinois, at Lambard College. The Alpha Xis are wearers of the golden quill ; their flower is the rose, and double blue and gold are their colors. Nora Bess Stafford Secretary Donna Howell Treasurer Dr. Mary Warters Charter Member Louella Bains LaVerne Burks Beverly Crawford Jean Durham 146 Linda Erickson Kay France Gail Granger Janet Havelka Judy Hebert Martha Kelly Roxie Ann Lewis Martha Ann Simmons Ann Smith Merrill Ann Snider Rosalind Verduzco Sandra Whitlock 147 CHI OMEGA Mary Beth Bomar President Penny Hawkins Vice President Abbie Terry Secretary April 5, 1895, at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas, began the story of the wearers of the X and the Horseshoe. Chi Omega was established on the Centenary Campus in 1929. Cardinal and straw are Chi Omega colors, and the white carnation is their flower. Mary Lou Gassen Treasurer Paula Martin Pledge Mother Brenda Bailey Martha Brown Pat Burns Linda Byrd Joy Camerer Jeri Cassady Catherine Chesney Sallie Clingman Kay Cooper Nancy Dixon Lorita Donaho Margie Eubanks 148 • WT WB Linda K. Ellington Peggy Elliot Virginia Emerson Winifred Fair Louise Gaughan Mary Ellen Gaughan Rebecca Graham Anne Hardtner Sara Hitchcock Jen Houchin Judy Hughes Jane Ugenfritz Grace Jackson Maury Johnston Jill Landis Anne McClure Sandra McCuistion Tanne McDade Lydia McGlathery Anne McLaourin Kathy Mack Judy Meredith Ann Morrisette Rebecca Musgrove Jackie Ott Margaret Powell Nancy Radzikowski Elizabeth Reeves Margaret Reeves Carol Reichelt Betty Schmitt Carolyn Searcy Sammie K. Smith Patsy Stamps Charlotte Stodghill Frankie Stokes Norma Strother Kay Tipton Marsha Townsend Patsy West Nancy White Carol Willing Gail Yarbrougfa 149 ZETA TAU ALPHA Patty Owens Vice President Gail DeLanney President Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at Virginia State Normal College in 1898. Beta Iota Chapter was founded at Centenary College in 1927. ZTA colors are turquoise and steel gray. Their sorority flower is the white violet. Sara Tiner Secretary f Linda Rosett Treasurer Ann DeShazo Pledge Trainer Linda Sue Brown Diane Caldwell Collen Cathy Nancy Evans 150 Margetta Spears Gail Stimpert Joan Templeton Betty Towery Betty Turner Kay Woodruff Dalna Worley 15! KAPPA ALPHA Ralph Mason No. 1 Ken Hayes No. 2 Gladden Willis No. 3 George Hamilton No. 4 In 1865 the first chapter of Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and Lee Univer- sity. Alpha Iota Chapter came to Centenary College in 1891. Vernon Kalmback No. 5 Each year they remember Robert E. Lee ' s birthday and proudly wear their flower, the crimson rose. Crimson and gold are the colors of this southern fraternity. Gail Stimpert, Rose Ralph Akin Peter Boggs Ken Bond Tommy Brewerton 152 Phillip Butcher Carlton Chambers Ronald Cummings Buddy Daily u Bryant Davidson John B. Entrikin Gene Evers Stephen Gandolfi Bob Gaynor Delton Gwinn Jimmy Hamric Henry Hearne Dan Herndon John Hoffman Norman Howse Jimmy Hughes Jack Jeter Bill Johnson Larry Madden Bill Manhein Bob Moore Jon Oliver Mike Rammins Bill Robinson Bill Trusty John Vasilopoulos Lawrence Waschka Conrad Woolley 153 KAPPA SIGMA Fuller Bazer Grand Procurator Coan Knight Grand Treasurer Kappa Sigma Fraternity was founded at the University of Virginia in 1869. They opened their books at Centenary in 1895. Their chapter roll includes active chapters in the United States and Canada. Fred Willis Grand Master Jeri Cassady, Sweetheart Robert Elkins Grand Master of Ceremonies Gene LaCaze Grand Scribe Scarlet, green, and white are the fra- ternity colors. The Lily of the Valley is their flower. Danny Calhoun 54 Jackie Carpenter Joe Chambers Spiro Cosse Don Couvillion Jim Daigle Jim Darby Howard Elder Donald Farley Esmond Fatter Michael Franklin George Gilmer James Goins David Graham Dick Johns Jerry Jouett George LeRay Mike Mann Tally Pledger Shelton Powers Bill Sanders Bob Hamilton ■-, - Theo Klemann Lon McAnally Al Pius Buddy Hawkins Joe Hayes Gene Koury Jay Lan£ Roy McCoy Barry Nelson Gary Reaves li liWtVlfri Robert Ross Tommy Hickcox John Lawrence William Pattison Terrell Rourk Jimmy Schamerhorn Fred Schwendimann Wayne Stoddard Austin Temple Don Tyler Steve Victory Russell Wade Dave White Roger Williams Rod Yeager 155 HOMECOMING MARDI GRAS BALL Queen Mary Allen escorted by President Mickle. Two days of February of this year marked a festive homecoming celebration. Much planning and preparation was put into making the celebration a complete success. The activities consisted of: Basketball game — Gents vs. Louisiana Tech Alumni-faculty-student Roundup Departmental open house AAUW Style show Fine Arts Montage Alumni Luncheon Campus tours Reception — James Dormitory Mardi Gras Court and Dance The Mardi Gras Ball was sponsored by the Gym- nastics Team. 158 King Lewis Fletcher CELEBRATION PRINCESSES Left to right: Princess Mary Lou Low Princess Norma Strother Queen Mary Allen Princesses and Sweetheart Anne McLaurin Princess Cornelia Agurs Left to right : James Daigle Fred Willis Howard Elder King Lewis Fletcher George Acton Buddy Daily Paul McMahan Talley Pledger MAIDS Left to right: Jane Ilgenfritz Tanne McDade Queen Mary Allen Carol Reichelt Joy Camerer 159 MARDI GRAS DANCE HOMECOMING FINE ARTS MONTAGE ALUMNI- FACULTY- STUDENT ROUND-UP RECEPTION AND BASKETBALL GAME ACTIVITIES Sunday Afternoon Tea STUDENT CEf Freshman Dance Freshman Dance Coffee Break TER ACTIVITIES «•■ «. .4 Spring Sing Alpha Zi Delta Valentine Formal Military Ball n C5k O IV Ralph do you spend ur spare It does us good to let our hair down once in a while. Right, Jeri? Hey, come join ™- there 166 You can look now, Cathie. and frj le nd. V e Boo! 167 Nature boys Having trouble, Sammy Kaye? 168 169 INDEX A— Acton, George— 38, 109, 113, 126, 135, 154, 159 Adair, Gaye — 54 Adcock, Wayne — 38 Adkins, Dee W.— 26, 68 Agnelly, Martin — 54 Agurs, Cornelia— 26, 108, 110, 112, 125, 127, 129, 135, 146, 159 Akins, Ralph Akins, Ruth— 54 Allen, Mary— 54, 150, 158, 159 Anders, Thomas — 38 Andress, Julia — 46 Andress, Willie— 26, 120 Arline, Barbara — 38 Armintor, Marie — 46 Armstrong, Tony — 54 Arnold, Ruth— 38 Arnoldi, Tom— 54 Ashley, Joseph— 38 Austin, Lexie — 26 Avett, Bobby G — 26 Ayers, Billy— 38 B— Bacon, John — 38 Bacon, Virginia — 54 Baker, Jack— 131, 138 Bailey, Brenda— 38, 107, 125, 135, 148 Bailey, Maxine — 26 Bain, Hollace— 54 Bain, Hoyt— 54, 82, 93, 141 Bains, Louella— 54, 131, 146 Banzhof, Alice — 46 Barbee, Barbara— 54, 132 Barker, Robert— 38, 80 Barnes, George — 54, 154 Bays, Joyce — 54 Bazer, Fuller— 26, 69, 24, 94, 154 Bearden, Barbara — 46 Bellar, Bobby— 26, 69 Bennett, Eugene — 35 Bennett, Zollene— 46, 111 Bergeron, Tommy — 26, 130 Bibbins, Lorene— 38 Biggs, Charles— 54, 88, 140, 141, 154 Bilyeu, Lanny — 124 Birchett, Caroline — 54 Blachell, Jo Ann— 46 Blackburn, Lloyd— 38 Blankenship, Robert — 54 Blevins, Sara — 46 Blue, Carolyn— 38, 111 Boagni, Edward— 38 Bobbitt, Virginia— 46, 111, 117, 13V Boddie, Sandra— 38, 135, 150 Boggs, Pete— 125, 152 Bolack, Barry— 38, 70 Bolen, William— 54, 88, 89, 154 Bollman, Geneva — 54 Bomar, Mary Beth— 26, 25, 101, 112, 117, 125, 135, 148 Bond, Kenneth— 38, 152 Boone, Margaret C— 26, 125 Bostick, Ann— 26, 150 Bostick, Mary— 54, 91, 150 Bounds, Harold — 54, 74 Bourdier, Barbara— 38, 102, 150 Boyd, Harry— 38, 70 Brandon, Joel— 54, 118 Brandt, Louis — 38 Brewer, Evelyn — 46 Brewerton, Tommy — 46 Brocato, Camille — 26 Broadus, John— 54, 118 Brown, Ben — 54 Brown, Martha Ann— 54, 148, 150 Brown, Ralph— 26, 126 Brothers, Marjorie — 26, 150 Buckner, Lloyd — 46 Burks, Laverne— 54, 130, 132, 146 Burnett, Shirley— 54, 118, 119 Burns, Pat— 46, 148 Burroughs, Sara— 38, 127, 129, 132 Buesie, Fane — 54 Butcher, Phillip— 46, 152 Byrd, Charles— 26, 109, 125, 126, 154 Byrd, Linda— 38, 111, 118, 120, 148 Byrd, Linda W.— 27, 119 C— Cain, Pharis — 55 Caldwell, Diane— 46, 131, 150 Caldwell, Vicky— 27, 128 Calhoun, Daniel— 55, 141, 154 Calhoun, David — 38 Camerer, Joy— 55, 91, 105, 130, 141, 148, 159 Cameron, Wiley — 38 Camp, Diane— 46, 90, 134 Campbell, Charles — 27 Cantrelle, Earl— 27 Carpenter, Lucy— 27, 125 Carpenter, William E.— 27, 67, 85, 109, 113, 118, 119, 120, 159 Carter, Tommy— 38, 68, 70 Cassidy, Jeri— 27, 98, 148, 154 Caudle, Danny— 38, 125 Chabeau, Ray— 55, 136, 137, 138, 139 Chambers, Carlton— 38, 125, 126, 152 Chambers, Joe— 27, 124, 130, 154 Chambers, Roy — 46 Chesney, Catherine — 46, 148 Clancy, James — 38 Clifford, Charles— 27 Cimino, Rosie — 46 Clingman, Sallie— 44, 46, 138, 148 Clouse, Joe— 27 Collen, Cathy— 150 Collier, Myrna— 46, 118, 119 Collins, Florence — 27 Collins, Howard— 38, 130 Compton, Genevieve — 38, 128, 132, 134 Cook, Gay — 55 Cook, Judy— 191 Cooksey, Albert— 39, 127, 129 Cooper, Julia — 55 Cooper, Kay— 46, 68, 127, 148 Copeland, Ann — 55 Cosse, Spiro — 27, 154 Cothern, Glenn— 39, 75, 76 Courtney, Benjamin — 55 Couvillion, Don — 55, 53, 154 Covington, Margaret — 46 Cox, Frank— 27, 126 Cox, Linda — 27 Coyle, Hugh — 46 Craighead, Courtney — 46, 132 Cranston, Ralph — 27 Crawford, Beverly— 55, 130, 132, 146 Crawford, Dessa— 55, 132, 141 Crawford, Jackie— 39, 75, 76 Crenshaw, Lorine— 55, 91, 132, 140 Crocker, Jeannette — 39, 130, 132 Crosby, Howard — 55 Crosslin, James — 27, 125 Crump, George — 46 Culver, Rennie — 28 Cummings, Ronald — 39, 152 Cunningham, Linda — 28 D— Daigle, Armand — 39 Daigle, Jim— 39, 69, 36, 86, 106, 107, 135, 137, 154, 159 Daily, Buddy— 39, 106, 107, 135, 152, 159 Daniel, Tim— 39 Darby, Jim— 47, 154 Darby, Sue — 55 Darnell, Jaynie— 28 Darst, Patricia — 55 Davis, Carey L.— 28, 67 Davis, Dorothy — 55 Davis, Evan— 28 Davis, Jon Meyer — 35 Davis, Robert — 47 Davison, Phyllis— 39 Day, Richard— 28 DeFatta, Angelina— 47, 111, 131 DeFatta, Patricia — 55 DeLanney, Gail— 39, 125, 135, 150 Denison, Carolyn — 55, 130, 141 Derbes, George — 55 DeShazo, Ann— 28, 150 Dickens, Martha— 28, 111 Dickerson, Olan O.— 28 Dickey, Phillip— 35 Dixon, Nancy— 47, 114, 134, 148 Donaho, Lorita — 47, 148 Doremus, Edward — 55, 70 Dorman, John — 47 Drake, Truly Ann— 28, 108, 112, 127, 129, 134 Dubose, Wayne— 39, 75, 76 Duggan, Hoyt— 28, 69, 109, 113, 127, 129 Dukes, Margie Ann— 28, 148 Durham, Jean— 56, 91, 130, 132, 146 Durham, Robert— 28, 69, 70 E— Earnest, John — 56, 74 Eaves, Peggy — 28, 67 Eicher, Nick— 47 Eiser, Michael — 39 Elder, Howard— 52, 106, 107, 141, 155, 159 Elder, Robert— 56, 52 Elkins, Robert— 154 Ellington, Linda K.— 56, 149 Elliott, Edith— 39, 111 Elliott, Elaine— 28 Elliott, Larry— 28, 130 Elliott, Peggy— 39, 149 Emerson, Virginia — 47, 44, 45, 114, 149 Emswiller, Fred R.— 29 Ensley, Don— 56, 80, 81 Erickson, Linda— 56, 124, 147 Ervin, Mae— 29 Eubanks, Billy— 29, 75, 76, 77 Evans, John — 47 Evans, Nancy— 56, 88, 89, 140, 150 Evers, Albert— 56, 153 Evers, James — 39 Ewing, David — 56 F— Fair, Winifred— 39, 149 Falk, Lawrence— 29 Farley, Don— 56, 130, 132, 155 Farmer, Mary M.— 39, 124 Fatter, Esmond— 56, 74, 140, 155 Ferrari, Ralph— 56, 80, 81 Fischer, Betty — 47 Fisher, Linda— 29 Fletcher, L. W— 29, 106, 107, 109, 113, 120, 132, 158, 159 Flowers, Jack — 47 Forte, Davie— 26, 69, 126 Forth, David— 56, 118 Foster, Peggy — 47 Fouts, Jimmy — 47 France, Kay— 47, 91, 125, 130, 147 Franklin, Cathie— 56, 69, 52, 53, 91, 103, 124, 130, 141, 151 Franklin, Michael— 47, 155 French, Judy— 47, 91, 130, 151 Freeman, Mary — 39 Fuller, Melvin— 39 G— Gamm, J. Alan— 47 Gandolfi, Stephen— 47, 153 Cant, Herbert — 47 Garner, William— 29 Garrett, Hughes — 56 Gasecki, Lucille— 47, 131 Gaskin, Sandra — 56 Gassen, Mary Lou— 29, 108, 110, 112, 118, 119, 125, 130, 148 Gathright, Connie— 29, 106, 107, 117, 120, 128 Gaughan, Louise — 56, 131, 149 Gaughan, Mary Ellen— 47, 131, 149 Gay, David— 29, 129 Gaynor, Robert — 56, 153 Geisler, Ivan — 47 Gholson, Janet l7, 111, 135, 150 Gibbs, Anne — 56 Gibson, Dennis — 29 Gibson, Eugenia — 56, 150 Gillen, Ann— 39 Gilliam, Giles — 47 Gilmer, George— 47, 155 Glass, David— 56, 118 Gleason, James — 56 Godfrey, Brynn — 39 Goins, James M— 39, 120, 117, 155 Goldstein, Walter— 47 Goodnight, Thomas — 48, 66, 74 Goolsby, John— 48, 124, 131 Goslin, Jimmy — 56 Gould, Elizabeth— 57, 140 Gouthiere, Charles — 39 Graham, David— 39, 114, 155 Graham, Rebecca— 56, 88, 104. 124, 149 Granger, Gail— 56, 118, 119, 147 Gray, Al — 56 Gray, Clyde— 29 Green, John— 39, 70 Greene, Larry— 29, 75, 76, 77 Griffin, Charles R— 39 Griffith, Charles— 39, 126 Griffith, Gay— 91, 130, 151 Grigassy, Dennis — 57, 70, 74 Grogan, Rives — 48 Guin, Jerry— 39, 69 Gustine, Patricia — 40 Guthrey, Glynda — 57 Gwinn, Delton— 57, 153 H— Hall, Arthur— 57 Hamilton, George— 40, 69, 152 Hamric, Jimmies — 57, 153 Hanks, Jane — 48 Hanna, Kenneth — 48 Hardtner, Anne— 29, 149 Harvey, Henry — 57, 118 Harwell, Thomas — 57, 66, 74 Hastings, Vernon — 57 Havelka, Janet— 48, 147 Haven, Marilyn — 57 Hawkins, John — 57, 155 Hawkins, Penny— 29, 108, 110, 112, 125, 127, 129, 134, 148 Hayes, Joe Ben— 40, 155 Hayes, Ken— 30, 106, 107, 152 Hayes, Martha — 40 Haynes, Richard— 48, 82, 125, 131 Heald, Dale— 40 Heard, Earnest— 48, 130, 132 Hearn, Robert— 30 Hebert, Judy— 48, 91, 125, 134, 147 Hembree, Charles — 40 Hendrick, Marilyn— 48, 91, 151 Hengy, Zina A.— 30, 128 Hernandez, Alvaro — 30 Herndon, Dan— 88, 89, 153 Herring, Sallie— 48, 91, 151 Herrington, Alice— 57, 130, 132 Herrman, Richard— 40, 110, 113, 127, 130, 132 Hickcox, Tommy— 125, 136, 137, 142, 155 Hilburn, Jean — 40 Hildreth, Carol— 40 Hitchcock, Sara— 48, 149 Hoffman, John— 48, 153 Holland, Alvah— 40, 124 Hook, Carolyn— 57, 141 Hope, Barry— 57, 137, 140, 141 Horn, Judy — 57 Horton, Robert— 57, 130, 132, 140 Houchin, Jen— 40, 88, 89, 90. 149 Howard, Mary — 57 Howell, Donna— 40, 125, 130, 135, 146 Howse, Norman — 57, 153 Hudgens, Mary — 40 Hudson, Bill— 48 Hughes, James— 40, 86, 153 Hughes, Judy— 48, 149 Hyde, Barbara— 30, 95, 106, 107, 108, 111, 112, 120, 125, 131, 151 I— Ibrahim, Louise — 35 Ilgenfritz, Jane— 40, 36, 130, 135, 149, 159 Irvin, Gerald A.— 30 Ivey, Sallie— 48 J— Jackson, Grace— 57, 91, 130, 141, 149 Jackson, Katherine — 30 James, David— 57, 138 James, Judy — 30 Jenkins, Lorraine — 48 Jennings, Byron — 48 Jeter, Jack— 57, 153 Johns, Dick— 48, 130, 132, 155 Johnson, Bill— 48, 153 Johnson, Connie — 30 Johnson, Joel — 57 Johnson, Martha— 57, 118, 119 Johnston, Maury— 57, 91, 114, 149 Johnstone, Robert — 40 Joiner, Jere — 40 Jones, Jimmy — 56 Jones, Jo hn P. — 48 Jones, Norman — 30 Jones, Preston — 30, 126 Jones, Ward B.— 40, 69, 70 Jouett, Jerry— 48, 44, 45, 85, 116, 155 K— Kanapkey, Karen — 58 Karnes, Nancy — 58 Kelley, Martha— 58, 91, 124, 147 Kelly, Lucille— 58 Kennedy, Patsy M.— 30 Kinard, Kay— 30 King, Ford— 48, 77 King, Kay— 58 King, Patricia — 40 Kirby, Karen— 58, 151 Kitamura, Mitsuo — 35 Kalmbach, Vernon— 40, 152 170 Kleinhans, Margaret — 58, 124 Klemann, Theo— 40, 155 Knauf, Margaret — 58 Knight, Coan I.— 30, 67, 109, 113, 116, 129, 135, 154 Knotts, Lynn— 40, 90, 151 Koonce, Jay — 40 Koury, Gene— 58, 155 Kruger, Laurie — 58 Krumnow, Clarice — 58, 132, 141 L— LaBruyere, Gerald— 58, 140 LaCaze, Gene— 40, 70, 116, 154 Lachle, Frankie— 40, 124 LaGrone, Joe Ben — 40 Lambert, Joy— 40, 111, 130, 131 Landis, Jill— 40, 149 Lang, Jay— 40, 155 Lavigne, Patricia — 58 Lawn, George — 58, 141 Lawrence, Howard — 58 Lawrence, John — 48, 155 Lawton, Robert G. — 40 Lechuga, Georgina — 41, 111 Lee, Melvin D — 41 Lahey, Jerome — 41 Lemmons, Stanley — 48 LeRay, George — 41, 155 Lester, Sherry — 58 Lewis, Jeanette — 30 Lewis, Roxie— 58, 91, 147 Liberto, Sarah— 48, 127, 132 Likhite, Vilac— 31 Linam, Suzanna — 49 Littrell, Fran— 49, 127, 134 Lloyd, Lewis — 58 Long, Martharene — 49, 151 Long, Pete— 49 Long, William— 41 Lorant, Frances — 58, 91, 74 Love, Faye — 58 Love, James Rhea — 31 Low, Mary Lou— 31. 107, 108, 128, 134, 159 Low, Walter— 58, 82 Lowrey, Charles — 58 Lu, Jimmy— 49, 125 Lukasik, John— 58, 80, 81 Mc— McAnally, Lon— 49, 155 McAnally, Robert — 58 McArty, Clyde— 49, 118 McCartney, Charles — 58 McClelland, Janet— 49, 118, 119, 151 McClure, Anne— 59, 91, 125, 149 McClure, James — 49 McCoy, Roy C— 31, 155 McCreary, Pagram — 41 McCuistion, Sandra— 59, 141, 149 McDade, Tanne— 31, 129, 149, 159 McDowell, Marguerite— 31, 130 McFarlin, David — 41 McGlathery, Lydia— 59, 149 McGraw, James — 41 McHone, Arnold— 41, 75, 78, 85 McLaurin, Anne— 41, 36, 99, 125, 128, 149, 159 McMahan, Paul— 49, 44, 106, 107, 118, 130, 159 McMahan, David — 41 McMillan, Anne— 31 McNew, Lee— 31 McQueen, Betty Ann — 31 M— Mack, Katherine— 31, 108, 129, 149 Malone, Muriel — 59 Madden, Larry — 82, 153 Mangham, Carol— 59, 91, 151 Mangum, Peter — 49 Manhein, Louise — 41 Manhein, William— 59, 153 Manley, Robert — 49 Maranto, Frank — 59 Maranto, Marie — 41 Martello, Gerald— 31 Martin, Judith — 59 Martin, Paula Lynn— 31, 24, 125, 135, 148 Martin, William— 31 Masingill, Bentley — 41 Mason, Mona H. — 31 Mason, Ralph— 41, 68, 37, 75, 78, 135, 152 Mathews, Harry — 41 Matthews, Amy— 59, 91, 124, 131 Mayo, Bradford— 31, 132 Mayo, Judith— 59 Meadows, Herman — 31 Meisner, Don — 41 Menscher, Bart — 49, 68 Mercer, Charles — 49 Meredith, Ann— 59, 130, 151 Meredith, Judy— 49, 149 Merritt, Jimmy— 32 Miles, Julia — 41 Miller, Dollie— 41, 151 Miller, Eddie— 32 Miller, Noni— 49, 91, 151 Miller, Winston— 41, 67, 70, 85 Milton, William— 41 Mitchell, James— 41, 75 Mitchell, Jerry— 49, 117, 138 Monk, Edward— 32, 68 Monroe, Peribie— 32, 125, 134, 135, 146 Montgomery, Ann — 125 Moore, Bob— 41, 66, 153 Moore, James — 41, 86 Moore, Robert— 32, 118 Moore, Robert S— 59 Moore, Willard— 59, 80, 81 Morehead, Dick — 41 Moreneaux, Anne — 49, 151 Morneau, John — 59 Morris, Linda— 59 Morrisette, Ann— 41, 124, 149 Mottet, Betty— 49 Mounce, Glory — 49 Mulkey, Jack— 41, 117, 136, 137, 138. 139 Mumma, Phillip— 59, 80, 81 Murphree, Mary— 32, 127, 129, 151 153 120, 128, 149 120, 149 155 N— Nail, Ramona — 49 Neilson, Edward — 32 Nelson, Barry— 49, 155 Nelson, Marie— 49, 111, 127, 130, 132 Nelson, William— 59, 82, 74, 132 Nethery, Susan— 49, 124 Netterville, Jean — 59, 130, 141 Nichols, Sharon— 59, 91, 130 Nicholson, Henry— 85 Noonau, Robert— 32, 118 O— Oken, Bruce— 32 Oliver, Gaddis— 49 Oliver, Jon— 50, 66, Ott, Jacqueline — 32, Owen, Patricia— 32, 128, 158 P— Pagnato, Alfred— 41, 118, 137 Palmer, Marion — 59 Parker, Dorothy — 59 Parker, James — 41, 129 Parker, Jane — 41 Parker, Judith— 32, 125, 151 Pate, Lyndra— 59, 68, 96, 97, 151 Pattison, Charles — 50 Pattison, William— 59, 155 Paul, Beverly— 50, 151 Paul, Patricia— 32 Peck, George — 50 Peeples, William— 42 Pennington, Nancy— 59 Perez, Leopoldo— 50, 131 Perkins, Clyde— 50, 118, 124 Peters, Freddie— 50, 68, 118, 124 Peterson, August — 59 Phillips, Kenneth— 32 Phillips, Linda— 50 Pilinski, William— 32 Pius, Alan— 52, 59, 70, 52, 140, 155 Pledger, Edward— 42, 68, 82, 83, 155, 159 Ponthieux, Allen— 60 Pontremoli, Nancy — 60 Poss, Sandra— 60. 91, 151 Potter, Jimmy — 42 Powell, Julian— 50 Powell, Margaret — 42, Powers, helton — 60, Price, Edward — 60 Price, Harold— 60, 107 Pringle, William— 42, 118 Putch, Charlene— 50, 131 Puttchamp, Roger — 42 Pye, Henry— 33 R— Radzikowski, Ron — 50 Rainwater, Jerri— 60, 130, 141 Raley, Carolyn — 33 Ramming, Mike— 50, 69, 75, 78, 153 Ratcliff, Wesley— 33 Rawlinson, Gerry — 151 Ray, Elton— 60, 118 Ray, Nancy— 50 Redden, Marthanna — 60 Redstone, Robert — 33 Reeves, Elizabeth— 50, 116, 149 Reeves, Gary— 42, 130, 155 Reeves, Margaret — 50, 116, 149 Reichelt, Carol— 50, 114, 128. 130, 132, 149, 159 Rester, Daniel — 60 Reynolds, Odie — 42 Rhodes, Jane— 50, 127, 151 Rhodes, Judy— 50, 127, 151 Rice, Suzana — 60 Richard, Richard— 42 Riffle, Robert— 60 Riley, James— 33, 118, 120, 124 Risinger, Bessie— 33, 117 Rivers, Jim — 42 Robinson, Jordan — 50, 153 Rocquin, Elsa— 60, 151 Rogers, Alan— 50, 125, 130 Rosen, Jerry— 42, 125 Rosett, Jackie— 60, 52, 140, 151 Rosett, Linda— 42, 70, 37, 100, 111, 150 Ross, Bobby— 60, 140, 155 Rourk, Terrell— 50, 155 Rubenstein, Marilyn — 33 Ruddell, Dorothy— 42 Ryland, Norma— 33 S— Sage, John — 60 Sanders, Williai Sartor, Joe — 50, Scalf, Jackie— 42, 124 Schaaf, Ann— 60, 91, 151 Schamerhorn, James — 33, 68, 117, 155 Schmitt, Betty— 50, 131, 149 Schwendimann, Fred— 50, 124, 127, 130, 155 Scull, Bill— 60 Sealey, Jeane — 42, 132, 134 Searcy, Carolyn— 91, 141, 149 Reward, Richard — 50 Shannon, Douglas — 60 Shaw, Bob— 33, 69 Sherman, Walter— 33, 119 Sherman, Al — 118 Shirey, Annette — 50 Simmons, Diane— 60, 74 Simmons, Keith— 42. 137, 138 Simmons, Martha— 60, 147 Siskron, Thomas— 60, 131 Slack, James — 33 Alfred— 60 n— 33, 124 155 Smith Smith Smith Smith -33 Donald— 33, 118 Jerry A.— 42, 129 Smith, Joyce— 60 Smith, Lillie Ann— 60, 147 Smith, Melba— 60, 151 Smith, Sammie Kay — 51, 149 Smith, Terry— 42 Snellgrove, Betty— 33, 128 Snider, Merrill Ann— 60, 118, 147 Solomon, Carole— 42, 108, 125. 134, 151 Sorenson, Robert— 82, 83, 138 Sparks, Jada— 60 Spears, Margetta — 51, 151 Spence, Charlotte — 60 Spiller, Kay— 60 Squires, Ray— 60, 74, 118, 132, 141 Stafford, Nora-Bess— 34, 125, 135, 146 Stahl, Harry— 61 Stamps, Patsy— 51, 115, 149 Stenn, William— 42 Stephens, Jean— 51, 130, 132, 134 Stephens, Merlene — 42 Stewart, Ann — 51 Stimpert, Gail— 51, 151, 152 Stoddard, Wayne— 34, 155 Stodghill, Charlotte— 61, 141, 149 Stokes, Frankie— 42, 149 Stone, Linda— 51, 111, 119, 118 Storey, Ralph— 61, 70 Strother, Norma— 34, 149, 159 Sullivan, James E. — 34 Swanzy, Ann — 42 Swor, John — 51 T— Talk, Gordon — 61 Teacle, James — 42 Teal, Andy— 42 Teddlie, Kirby— 34 Temple, Tim — 42 Templeton, Joan — 34 Terry, Abbie— 34, 24 Thaxton, Marilyn — 51 Thomas, Beal — 51 Thompson, Deen — 34 Thurmon, Judy — 51 Thweatt, Gloria— 34 Tillery, Robert— 42 Timmins, Lyle — 51, 70 Tiner, Sara— 42 Tipton, Kay— 61 Trimble, Alan— 34 Trowy, Joseph — 43 Towery, Betty— 43 Towery, Bill— 51 Townsend, Marsha — 61 Trusty, Bill— 61 Tucker, Patsy— 43 Turnage, Jim — 43, 68 Turner, Elizabeth — 61 Turnley, Nelda— 61 Tyler, Carol — 51 Tyler, Donald— 43 V— Valentine, Jimmy — 51 Van Bibber, Dale— 61, 75, 76, 79 Van Hoose, Carole— 51, 124 Varois, Janos— 125 Vasilopoulos, John— 75, 79. 153 Vaught, Alex— 34, 126 Velotta, Ruth— 51, 111, 127, 137 Verduzca, Rosalind— 61, 118, 119, 147 Vickers, Sandra — 43 Victory, Steve— 34, 110, 109, 113, 125, 126, 155 Villamarine, Charles — 51 Vinson, Judy— 43 Volentine, Phoebe— 43, 134 Voros, Janos — 43 Voss, Ann— 43 W— Wade, Leland— 43, 132 Wade, Russell— 61, 74, 155 Wadsworth, James — 61 Walker, Charles— 34, 67 Wallace, Robert— 61 Walters, Gary— 34, 67 Ward, John— 34 Ward, Reggie— 61, 118 Warner, Joseph— 34, 126 Wart, Morgan— 35 Waschka, Lawrence — 51, 153 Watkins, Rosemary — 51, 117 Watson, Arden — 51 Watson, Gary — 43 Watson, G. B.— 43 Watts, Carolyn — 61 Weil, Susan— 51 Wenk, John— 61 West, Joseph— 43 West, Patsy— 61, 90, 91, 149 Whetstone, Nita— 61 Whisenhunt, Patricia — 35 White, Dave— 43, 155 White, Nancy C— 43 White, Nancy— 61, 149 Whitlock, Sandra— 43, 125, 126, 147 Whitlow, Linda— 61 Williams, Jerri— 43 Williams, John— 43, 86, 127, 137, 138 Williams, Joyce — 43 Williams, Roger— 51, 155 Willingham, Grace — 61 Willis, Fred— 35, 24, 25, 106, 107, 154, 159 Willis, Gladden— 43, 107, 126, 152 Wilson, Ellen— 61 Wingo, Beverly— 43, 128, 132 Winning, Carol— 35, 149 Winthrow Joe— 35 Wissing, Raymond — 61 Wolfe, George— 43 Womack, Janet — 43 Wooley, Conrad — 13, 153 Woodruff, Kay— 61, 69, 124, 130, 151 Woods, Lynne— 61 Woodward, Wayne — 51 Worley, Dalna— 35, 108, 151 Worrell, Sailie— 61 Wyennenberg. Harry— 61, 80, 81 Wynn, Martha— 35 Y— Yarbrough, Charles— 51, 70, 86 Yarbrough, Gail— 61, 149 Yeager, Rod— 51, 155 Young, Jule Ann— 61, 130, 141 171 We, the members of the 1960 Yoncopin Staff, have selected as the theme for this hook, Rhapsody In Blue. The color blue symbolizes the blue skies and horizons that lie before us in this new decade. The design featured throughout the book was chosen to sym- bolize the freshness, the freedom, and the challenge for perfection of the ' 60s. May our lives become a Rhapsody in Blue dedicated to the ideals expressed in this writing: Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high; Where knowledge is free ; Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls; Where words come out from the death of truth; Where tireless striving stretches its arms toward perfection; Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit; Where the mind is led forward by thee into ever widening thought and action — Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake. TAGORE RABINDRANATH, GITANJALI (1912) 172 YEARBOOKS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made