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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

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Vice President III; II:;-: FOREWORD OFFICE OF THE MAYOR SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Shreveport ' s modern history dates back to 1833, when Captain Henry Miller Shreve first gave his name to our city. Captain Shreve was given the almost impossible task of clearing the 165-mile Great Raft which jammed Red River from one bank to the other. The operation took several years to complete, but almost 1,000 miles of the River were successfully opened to navigation. Captain Shreve reported to Washington: Flourishing cotton plantations are now located along the banks of the Red River. There has also a town sprung up equal in population and surpassing any on Red River in amount of business trans- actions. He was referring, of course, to the city of Shreveport. Thus was Shreveport founded by the Shreve Town Company on a site purchased from Larkin Edwards for $5,000. In 1839 Shreveport was incorporated under a charter granted by the State Legislature. The Federal census in 1850 showed the population to be 1,728 residents of the City of Shreveport. Today, river trade which gave Shreveport its beginning, is no longer a factor in our economy, though just recently the Interstate Commerce Commission gave approval for the operation of barge lines on Red River, and may soon be a factor in our economy . Shreveport is now known as The Pipeline Capital of the World and is increasingly important to the nation ' s natural gas and oil production. One-fifth of the nation ' s resources of petroleum, a greater normal reserve of natural gas than any other comparable area in the world, and a wide diversification of industry are responsible for the increasing population and industrialization of our city. While agriculture, commerce, and industry is all important to the economic growth of any city, this alone is not sufficient. Here in Shreveport our people throughout the years have worked for the educational, cultural and spiritual growth of our community. This is evidenced by our fine school system, headed by Centenary College, by our great and beautiful churches throughout our city, and by the many cultural advantages offered to the people throughout this area. The finest and most often repeated oompliment concerning Shreveport is Shreveport is a good place to live and rear a family. . j)04€s6 DE E . FANT Administration and Faculty CONTENTS Athletics and Activities Favorites and Organizations Greeks — 2 Classes ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ROTARY HALL BROWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL SCIENCE BUILDING JAMES MEMORIAL DORMITORY HARDEN HALL MUSIC BUILDING ' i • HAYNES MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM MOORE STUDENT CENTER RELIGIOUS BUILDING JACKSON HALL SEXTON HALL CAFETERIA ... - •■ • - .r - MARJORIE LYONS PLAYHOUSE wm « ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY !!$!« WjJ EBB — . ' , , Sirf! SKSPSSSSFSSSif rimrnww THE PRESIDENT Dr. Joe J. Mickle THE PRESIDENT ' S WIFE Mrs. Joe J. Mickle 12 13 ■ . . ' ,: -, ! :;: v . -;.w — ■ .;;. ■. OFFICIALS R. LEONARD COOKE, A.B. Vice President M.A., B.D. BOARD OF TRUSTEES G. M. Anderson John B. Atkins, Jr. Lamar Baker Wra. Russell Barrow J. Pat Beaird R. Zehntner Biedenharn J. Henry Bowdon Paul M. Brown S. Perry Brown Mrs. Charles N. Cadwallader O. S. Carpenter J. D. Caruthers Robert H. Crosby Milton Crow Howard Crumley M. W. Drake D. L. Dykes, Jr. Robert W. French W. Crawford Fullilove, Jr. W. H. Giles Robert E. Goodrich, Jr. Mrs. D. P. Hamilton James T. Harris O. D. Harrison Guy M. Hicks A. J. Hodges Emmett R. Hook Mrs. E. E. Hurley G. W. James Mrs. Glenn E. Laskey J. C. Love, Jr. Carl R. Lueg C. H. Lyons C. H. Lyons, Jr. H. Leslie McKenzie Virgil D. Morris George D. Nelson 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 JOEL THOMAS, B.S. Treasurer JULIA PACKWOOD, B.S. Dean of Women J. HOWARD ALLEN, A.B., M.A., P.E.D. Dean of Students HOWARD M. ELDER, A.B., A.M. Director of Evening Division 15 MRS. JULIA ARCHIBALD MRS. SUE BOYDSTON Hostess, Rotary Hall A.B., Pre-Registration Coun- selor MRS. NELLIE BROWN A.B., Registrar MRS. E. M. CLARK Manager of the Bookstore FREDERICK H. DELANEY B.S., M.S., Director of De- velopment Program JAMES R. DOWELL, JR. B.S., Director of Alumni Affairs JEWEL GIVENS Secretary to the Dean of Stu- dents CAROLYN GUIN Secretary to the Athletic De- partment EDITH HAYS Hostess, Hardin Hall BESS HUDGINS Dietitian, Cafeteria BETTY KINTZING LORENE LITTLE Secretary to the Dean of Assistant Dietitian, Cafeteria Women NAOMI LIGHTFOOT Secretary to the Business Man- ager mrs. margaret Mcdonald Director of News Bureau ELIZABETH MATTHEWS Snack Bar 16 v- VIVIAN MATTHEWS Secretary to the Vice Pres- ident MRS. FANNIE NICHOLS Student Activities Counselor MRS. LELIA P. RANDOLPH A.B., Assistant to Treasurer MR. H. E. RANEY Warehouse MRS. J. A. REID Hostess, James Dormitory ZAMA H. RUSSELL Secretary to the Dean of the College OLIVE SCALES Secretary to the President BILLIE SINGLER Secretary to the Director of the Evening Division MISS NELLIE STROTHER B.A., M.A., Pre-Registration Counselor RUTH TADMAN Business Office MRS. LOIS THOMPSON Hostess, Sexton MILDRED R. TUCKER Business Office . CARL A. WILKINSON Business Manager MRS. IRENE WINTERROWD Secretary to the Faculty EDNA WORLEY Assistant Registrar 17 A R T WILLARD COOPER Head of Department B.A., MF.A. FACULTY B I O L O G Y ELSIE M. McFARLAND Instructor B.A., M.A. RICHARD K. SPEARS Associate Professor B.S., M.S., Ph.D. MARY WARTERS Head of Department A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ORIN P. WILKINS Associate Professor B.A., M.A., Ph.D. C H E M I S T R Y JOHN B. ENTRIKIN Head of Department A.B., M.A, Ph.D. ANTONY PETROPOLOUS Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., M.A. C O M M E R C E DALE ARMSTRONG Assistant Professor A.B., M.P.A., C.P.A. WOODROW PATE Head of Department A.B., M.A., Ph.D. JULIUS W. WAITS Assistant Professor B.A., M.A. JVTRS. OPAL MENEFEE Assistant Professor B.S., M.B.A. WILLIAM J. CHRISTY Assistant Professor A.B., M.A. ELIZABETH HUGHES Assistant Professor A.B., M.A. ROBERT D. MacCURDY Head of Department B.S., M.S.. Ed.D. E N G L I S H A. J. MIDDLEBROOKS Professor B.S., M. A., Ed.D. OTHA KING MILES Professor A.B., M.A., Ph.D. LESLIE E. BL ' RRIS Instructor B.A., MA. EDWARD M. CLARK WILFORD L. GUERIN PATSY KELLEY EARLE G. LABOR A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. A.B., M.A. B.A.. M.A., Ph.D. Head of Department Assistant Professor Instructor Assistant Professor 19 E N G L I S H IRA LEE MORGAN Associate Professor B.A., M.A., Ph.D. JACK TEAGARDEN Associate Professor B.A., M.A., Ph.D. CHARLES A. HICKCOX Head of Department B.S., M.S. NOLAN SHAW Assistant Professor A.B., MA. BRYANT DAVIDSON Head of Department A.B., M.A., LLD. W. DARRELL OVERDYKE Professor A.B., M.A., Ph.D. HYLAND PACKARD Instructor A.B., A.M. I N D U S T R I A L A R T S 20 EDMOND M. PARKER Asst. Professor of Applied Mathematics THEODORE T. BECK LOTHER KLEINHANS Head of Department Instructor A.B., M.A., Ph.D. B.A. L I B R A R Y LENORE REES Assistant Professor A.B., MA. BRUNO STRAUSS Professor Ph.D. ALICE S. ALBEN Acting Head Librarian B.S., M.S. MRS. KATHLEEN OWENS MRS. MARGUERITE SAUNDERS MRS. CZARENA STUART M A T H E M A T I C S VIRGINIA CARLTON Head of Department B.S., M.S., Ph.D. DONALD M. DANVERS Instructor B.A., M.A. FARIBEE P. SELF Associate Professor A.B., M.A. 21 M A T H E M A T I C S r - . ■ • M U S I C BETTY M. SPEARS Associate Professor A.B., M.A. RULE BEASLEY Associate Professor B.A., M.M. B. P. CAUSEY Associate Profes sor B.A., M.M. RONALD DEAN Associate Professor B.M., M.M. MONAS HARLAN Associate Professor B.M., M.M. FRANCES MARY PERKINS Asst. Professor A.B., B.M, M.M. JOSEPH M. RUNNING Head of Department 22 B.M. JOHN F. SHENAUT Assoc. Professor B.M., M.M. WILLIAM TEAGUE Assoc. Professor B.M. ALVIN C. VORAN Asst. Professor A.B., B.M., Mus.D. p ri Y S E I D C U A C L A T I O N MARY FRANCES ESTES Instructor B.S., M.S. LARRY GATES Instructor B.S. SIDNEY W. RICE Head of Department A.B., M.A., Ed.D. P H Y S I C S R E L I G I O N ORVIS SIGLER Basketball Coach B.S. LEO G. RAUB Head of Department A.B., Ph.D. WEBB POMEROY Head of Department A.B., B.D., Ph.D. ROBERT ED TAYLOR Minister to Campus A.B., B.D. RUTH ALEXANDER Asst. Professor A.B., M.S. ORLIN R. COREY Head of Department B.A., M.A. JOE GRABER Instructor A.B., M.A., M.F.A. 23 FAVORITES AND ORGANIZATIONS 25 s-v ' . ' - 69 3 3 .SP Su ggS? CENTENARY GENTLEMAN FRED SCHWENDIMANN 26 CENTENARY LADY EDITH ELLIOTT 27 JUDY THURMON MISS CENTENARY OF 1962 29 BETH CATTON 30 PAULA JAHNKE 3! L_ SANDRA McCUISTION 32 SANDRA McELWEE HOLLY McGEE 34 ' 2 SUSIE OLIVER 35 CAROL REICHELT JOAN WILLIAMS WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES TIM TEMPLE and KAY COOPER MARIE NELSON an« FlffffffHI HFWW Recognition by WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COL- LEGES AND UNIVERSITIES means that the student was, first, officially recommended by the college or university 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 committees and usually involves student-faculty-administrative participation. Nominating committees are requested to consider the student ' s scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and promise of future usefulness. MRS. DOROTHY MIDDLEBROOKS and SARA LIBERTO AND UNIVERSITIES AY FRANCE CAROL REICHELT and FRED SCHWENDIMANN SALLIE CLINGMAN and DON FARLEY EDITH ELLIOTT and KEITH LLOYD 39 STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS President FRED SCHWENDIMANN Vice President KEITH LLOYD Coed Vice President DIANE CALDWELL Secretary EDITH ELLIOTT Treasurer MIKE RAMMING Independent Representative BARBARA BARBEE Independent Representative SANDY LAWN The Student Senate of Centenary college has the power to govern, regulate, and otherwise control all student affairs and social functions as defined in the Senate Rules and subject to the general college regulations and actions by the Committee of Student Affairs. The Student Senate 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 as their representatives. The sororities and fraternities elect a member through Panhellenic and Inter- fraternity organizations respectively. The presi- dents of each class become members of the Senate immediately after their election. Each year the Student Senate sponsors a Howdy Dance, Homecoming, Student Fair, and Founders Day. FRED SCHWENDIMANN President CLASS PRESIDENTS Senior TIM TEMPLE Junior WILLARD MOORE (not pictured) Sophomore JIMMY MITCHELL Freshman DAVID STROTHER 40 SEATED: Barbara Barbee, Kay Cooper, Panhellenic; Miss Ruth Alexander, Sponsor. STANDING: Bill Johnson, Interfraternity; Sandy Lawn. Not Shown Donald Danvers, Faculty Advisor. SEATED: Fred Schwendimann, Mike Ramming, Diane Caldwell, Edith Elliott. STANDING: Dean Allen, Faculty Representative; Keith Lloyd. 41 MAROON JACKETS OFFICERS SEATED: Edith Elliott, President; Jean Netterville, Vice President. STANDING: Jane White, Treasurer; Kay Cooper, Secretary. The Maroon Jackets, composed of girls who are dedicated to Centenary College and who are outstanding in leadership, scholarship, and character, serve as the official college hostesses. These girls represent Centenary at all college functions, and assist during registration, Freshman Week, lyceum programs, and weekly Chapel programs. For membership this organization re- quires a 3.0 average and two semesters of residence at Centenary previous to the semester in which new members are chosen. SALLIE CLINGMAN— Recipient of the honorary Ray Williams ' Award 3 . ■ J Lrf a 1119 - WM ■ ■ JM L ■ — ■■-, J L h Sara Hitchcock, Jane White, Edith Elliott, Dean Julia Packwood, Faculty Sponsor; Jean Netterville, Judy Rhodes, Kay Cooper. 42 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Omicron Delta Kappa is a national fraternity rec- ognizing men for their leadership in college activities. The O.D.K. chapter here at Centenary was installed in 1949. It is composed of students and faculty mem- bers who have excelled in all phase of leadership in campus life. The members of ODK assist the Maroon Jackets whenever possible, sponsor college movies, and provide coffee for the Evening Division of Centenary College. President FRED SCHWENDIMANN Vice President TIM TEMPLE Treasurer MIKE RAMMING I I t. -, VS i7?: '  i ■ir iw . - ■■ - r BS - -■ ■ WP  x 53 . « «p i-  Dr. Kleinhans, faculty member; Dr. Teagarden, faculty sponsor; Bobby Ross, Don Farley, Keith Lloyd, and Dr. Pate, faculty sponsor. 43 CENTENARY HONOR COURT DON FARLEY Chief Justice The 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 graduation, unless elected to a Student Senate office. Members of the Honor Court are nominated by the students; the field is narrowed down by the faculty, and the final selection is made by the retiring court. The function of the Honor Court is to try persons accused of violat- ing the honor code. All trials are held in secret and no person is con- victed unless proven guilty by unquestionable evidence. The faculty sponsor this year for the Honor Court is Dr. Carlton. DR. CARLTON Faculty Sponsor 44 SEATED: Don Farley. STANDING: Gary Montgomery, Alternate; Sally Clingman, Carol Reichelt, Alternate; Kay Cooper, Clerk of Court; Mike Mann. Not Shown Ralph Ferrari, Associate Justice. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL The Inter-Fraternity Council here at Centenary is the governing or- ganization for the national fratern- ities on the campus. It brings rep- resentatives ' of the national fratern- ities together to plan and govern the activities of each member group. The council has as its primary pur- pose the perpetuation of the fratern- ity system at Centenary. To do this the council hears controversial mat- ters between fraternities and reg- ulates inter-fraternity sports. President .... GEORGE GILMER Vice President .... BILL JOHNSON Secretary .... EZ FATTER Treasurer .... MIKE RAMMING JOHN BREWER, JOHN VASILOPOULOS. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council is the central governing organization for the national sororities on campus. Each sorority selects its own representatives to serve on the council with Julia Packwood, Dean of Women, as the faculty advisor. The Panhellenic Council at Centenary regulates rushing and conditions of pledg- ing through its bi-monthly meetings. In the spring the Council holds a Panhellenic house party and the members of each sorority are invited. SEATED: Dean Packwood, Butchie McCuistion, Secretary-Treasurer; Marie Armintor, Margetta Spears, Kay Cooper. STANDING: La Verne Burks, Kay France, President; Melanie Martin, Sanda Poss, Judy Rhodes, Betty Sims. 45 JAMES DORM COUNCIL SEATED: Diane Camp, Vice President; Mrs. Reid, Hostess; Kay Cooper, President; Cookie Burnett, Secretary; Patsy West, Junior Representative. STANDING: La Verne Burks, Treasurer; Carol Hanna, Sophomore Representative; Diann King, Freshman Representative; Betty Sims, Publicity Chairman; Sallie Clingman, Senior Representative. HARDIN HALL COUNCIL SEATED: Marilyn Pendleton, Secretary; Patti McHugh, Sophomore Representative; Mrs. Hays, Hostess; Kay King, Junior Representative. STANDING: Gail Granger, President; Janet Cox, Freshman Representative; Kay France, Senior Representative; Amy Matthews, Treasurer; Lynn Cannon, Vice President. 46 SEXTON DORM COUNCIL SEATED: Mrs. Thompson, Hostess; Judy Kleinhans, President; Angle Vernon, Vice President; Suzanne Newkirk, Junior Representative. STANDING: Nell For- syth, Treasurer; Nancy Lecky, Secretary; Rosemary Casey, Sophomore Representative; Carol Tyler, Senior Representative. Not Shown: Beverly Smith, Publicity; Regina Levinson, Freshman Representative. CENCOE SEATED: Judy Rhodes, Sara Hitchcock, Butchie McCuiston, Patsy West, Margaret Reeves, Betty Sims. SECOND ROW: La Verne Burks, Sallie Clingman, Presi- dent; Edith Elliott, Treasurer; Dean Packwood. STANDING: Gail Granger, Secretary; Carol Reichelt, Kay Cooper, Kay France, Linda Kay Walker, Ann Mc- Eachen, Diane Caldwell, Margetta Spears. 47 SEATED: Rickie Sandifer, Reporter; Ray Tabor, Devotional Chairman; Janet Alford, Secretary, Bobby Earp, President. STANDING: Louise Minter, Tommy Green, Tommy Sleamaker, Terry Milligan, Mike Liverman, Connie Carson, Joel Farrell, Bill Smelser, Bob Childress, Director; Dixie Dellinger. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The purpose of the Baptist Student Union at Centenary is to cultivate a stu- dent ' s friendship with Christ, and to grow spiritually as well as intellectually. It is the connecting link between the stu- dent and local church. Activities of the Centenary Baptist Student Union, include socials, mission activities, intramurals, summer mission activities, and religious life week. At Centenary the BSU is pro- vided for the enjoyment of all Baptist students. CANTERBURY CLUB Fellowship, service, worship, and study are the key objectives of the Canterbury Club, the organization of Episcopal students of Centenary cam- pus. Canterbury holds even-song every Wednesday at six o ' clock followed by panel discussions. 48 Hebert Gant, Bob Dickerson, Father Hipwell, Doug Howard, Jerry O ' Dell, Vicki Grisby, Madeline Trichel. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT The Methodist Student Movement is a national organization for Meth- odist students on the Centenary cam- pus. It is one of the agencies in the newly organized National Student Christian Federation and World Stu- dent Christian Federation. SEATED: Jackie Rosett, Clarice Krumnow, LaVern Burk, Dessagene Crawford, Linda Vi- zuete, Martha Mitchell. 2ND ROW: Larry Falk, Butch Gutteridge, Kay France, Clarene Carver, Carolyn Carver, Pat Holt, Diann King, Marie Nelson, Don Farley, Rev. Robert Ed Taylor. 3RD ROW: James Chaney, Willis Dear, Peter Davidson, Hebert Jennings, Gor- dan Talk, Noel Matthews, Ryan Horton, Roy Simmons, Gary Montgomery, Irving Carpenter, Douglas Davis. NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club of Centenary College is a chapter of a national or- ganization for Catholic Students in non-Catholic colleges and universities. The purpose of the group is to aid in the religious, social, and intellectual benefit of its members. SEATED: Karen Kanapky, Madeline Howard, Melanie Martin, Susan Prados, Mary Anderson. STANDING: Rosary Palermo, Mary Jo Holoa- bek, Jim Oldson, Bonnie Henry, Tim Barnes, Pat McCarty, Stan Lockard, Mary Ann Hon- aker, Ama Garland, Bill Causey. 49 OFFICERS: Bob Bishoff, Secretary; John Bfewer, Vice President; Terrel Raub, sponsor; Earnest Heard, Treasurer; George Williford, President. Rouke. Vice President; Dr. CIRCLE K The CIRCLE K Club of Centenary is a service organization under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club. For membership, a 2.5 average in college work or a 3.0 average in high school work is required. The CIRCLE K spon- sored the Mardi Gras, sold student ac- tivity calendars and built racks for the Conglomerate. MEMBERS: John Lemmons, William Trimble, Ronnie Byrd, Bill Nelson, Ray Madden, David Ewing, Eddie McLaughtin. Leonard Riggs. 50 MEMBERS: Everette Plummer, Ryan Horton, Bob Norris, Bob Tolbert, Mike Mann, Jimmy Chatam, Tom Arnoldi, Herbert Jennings, Allen Ford, Jimmy Mounger, Bill Eubanks. PEP SQUAD The Centenary Pep Squad is a group which is formed for the purpose of promoting school spirit and urging attendance at basketball games. The group attends all home games and several out-of-town games during the basketball season. A project of the Pep Squad is the construction of a hoop for the ball players to run through at the beginning of each game. FIRST ROW: Becky Jo Johnson, Sara Koenig, Jeanne Yearwood, Ann Morcom, Geraldean Smith, Mary Thacker, Jean Clement, Mary Ann Honacker, Judi Thompson. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Brian, Rhoda Bli- sie, Mary Anderson, Linda Feller, Carolyn Witt, Paula Jhanke, Jackie Seale, Bobbie Irvine, Eve Lemons, Lois Dabney, Ann Covington, Julie Rocquin, Doris Stewart, Betty Kalil, Elaine Drake, Carol Hagner, Kathy Rodgers, Kay Brown, Betty Glass, Martha Martin. OFFICERS ORGAN CLUB The Organ Club is composed of members who play the organ and who have an interest in mu- sic which is suitable for the instrument. At meetings of the Organ Club, various asp ects of organ music are discussed and music is both played and listened to by the members. The purpose of the group is to foster an in- terest in organ music and to pro- vide opportunities for the en- joyment of it. MEMBERS: Gail Southerland, Vicki Rapp, Clarene Carver, Carolyn Carver, Mike Brent, Mary Alice Perkins, Alice Ruth Herrington, Elaine Sistrunk. 51 CENTENARY Under the capable direction of Mr. B. P. Causey, the Centenary College Band plays for many or- ganizations such as the Kiwanis Club, and present an annual out- door fall concert in the amphithea- tre, as well as contributing to the school spirit by playing at the Gents ' basketball games. 52 COLLEGE BAND CENTENARY COLLEGE CHOIR MEMBERS: Sandy Lawn, Larry Cowley, Glennie Scott, Pat McFarland, Linda Hope, Jean Netterville, Barry Nelson, Sally Keller, Ryan Horton, Bob Norris, Joelle Smith, Bejie Sandlin, Tom Arnoldi, Phyllis Payne, Gene Bryson, Kay Cooper, Fred Schwendimann, Janet Alford, Louise Minter, Paul McMahan, Everett Plummer, Dianna Ammons, Richard Lee, Barry Hope, Shirley Burnett, Vance Griswold, Betsy Gould, George Wiliford, Sandra McCuistion, Ken Gordon, Nancy Lecky, Joe Sartor, Jerre Rainwater, Carolyn Carver, Tim Temple, Linda Kay Walker, LaNell Dean, Sharon Blevins, Kathy McCallister, Cindy Bailey, Terrel Rourk, Tommy Green, Clarine Carver. 54 Dr. A. C: Voran, Director; Paul McMahan, President; Kay Cooper, Coed-Vice President; Fred Schwendimann, Vice President; Jean Netterville, Secretary; George Williford, Treasurer; Butchie McCuistion, Soprano Section Leader; Tom Arnoldi; Linda Kay Walker, Alto Section Leader; Pat McFarland, Accompanist; Sandy Lawn, Accompanist. 55 CON- Bobby Ross Coi LAYOUT: Gail Bonneau, Babs Walther, and Su: ART: Rickie Sandifer. FEATURES: Joyce Camei Ekkehard Klausa, Cha PLAYHOUSE: Part Byrd. SCIENCE: Barbara Barbet SPORTS: Mike Ramming a REPORTERS: Bob Blanke Heather Dodson, Ma Becky Gould, Gail Gi ard, Judy Kleinhans, I gomery, Jim Oldson, Katy Staples, Joan W; BUSINESS MANAGER Bob Ross Judy Young, Bob Blankenship, Linda Howard, Tommy Head, Edith Elliott 56 GLOMERATE STAFF sntenary College omerate OR IN CHIEF UVIE MARTIN Calil, Maureen Melbourne, Carolyn Searcy, elty. nny Evans, Larry Falk, Becky Jo Johnson, Betty Sims. ny Smith. loger Box, Rosemary Casey, Carole Cotton, n Dumas, Edith Elliott, Linda Fullflove, Louie Griffith, Tommy Head, Linda How- Vlackenzie, Sandra McElwee, Brenda Mont- Rainwater, Carol Reichelt, Beverly Smith, Judy Young. CIRCULATION Patricia Ann Holt rOGRAPHER Ty Mitchell Rickie Sandifer, Chat Reed, Patt Byrd, Joyce Camerer, Betty Sims, Johnny Evans, Linda Fullilove, Mike Ram- ming, Jimmy Smith, Sandra McElwee Suzann Welty, Babs Walther, Maureen Melbourne, Carolyn Searcy, Betty Kalil Becky Gould, Gail Granger, Carole Cotton, Jim Oldson, Roger Box 57 YONCOPIN Margaret Reeves EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mf - Charlotte Stodghill FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION EDITOR Jimmy Mounger and Carol Hanna ORGANIZATION EDITORS 58 IP f r m J A mf Sandra Poss, Ann McEachern, Holly McGee ACTIVITIES EDITORS Terrell Rourk, Jimmy Henderson, Suzann Welty CLASS EDITORS STAFF mzi? Hoyt Bain and Jimmy Mitchell SPORTS EDITORS Lon McAnally, Jacque Rosett, and not pictured Sara Hitchcock GREEKS EDITORS Tim Temple, Linda Fox, and Diane Caldwell CLASS EDITORS lS r s- P l Gene Bryson and Becky Gould THEATER EDITORS 59 ALPHA CHI Alpha Chi is a national scholastic fraternity open to juniors and seniors who are invited to join. An average of 3.5 is required for mem- bership. Alpha Chi presents annually an award to the freshman who is the most outstanding member of his class scholastically. FIRST ROW: Madeline Trichel, Marie Nelson, Angelina DeFatta, Butchie McCuiston, Dessagene Crawford, Judy Martin, Alice Herrington, Dr. Carlton. SECOND ROW: Dr. Morgan, Dr. Pate, Sarah Liberto, Pat Dorsett, Barbara Bearden, Mary McClanahan, Charles Lowrey, Jane White, Barbara Barbee, Bob Moore, Dorothy Middlebrooks, Wil- liam Foster, David Ewing, Fred Schwendimann, Keith Lloyd, Bill Scull. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Alphi Epsilon Delta is a national honor society for pre-medical students. At Centenary the Louisiana Gamma Chapter, chartered in 1955, aims to encourage excellence in scholarship and to serve as liaisons between pre-medical and medical stu- dents. SEATED: Joel Johnson, President; Keith Lloyd, Kay King, Shelton Powers. STANDING: Pat Jinkins, David Swear- ingen, Frank Maranto, Rodney Hart, Harvey Long, Joe Robinson, Mike Mann, Don Parks, Leonard Riggs, Dr. Speairs, Dr. Warters, Mrs. McFarland. 60 ALPHA SIGMA CHI SEATED: Blackman, Casey, Keller, Sherritt, Barbee. STANDING: 1ST ROW: Towney, West, Riggs Frazer, Byrd, Rogers, Blackman, Robinson, Mann, Taylor. 2ND ROW: Cowley, Johnson, Powers, Lloyd, Williams, Winfree, Bounds, Petropoulos. The purpose of Alpha Sigma Chi is to stimulate interest in the field of chem- istry and to give recognition to outstanding students in the field. Alpha Sigma Chi, founded on this campus in 1931, limits membership to students who have a 3.0 av- erage in chemistry and hold a 2.5 overall average and have or plan to take 16 se- mester hours of chemistry. President . . . Charles Towney Vice President . . . Harold Bounds Secretary . . . John Frazer Treasurer . . . • Keith Lloyd Sponsor . . . Dr. J. B. Entrikin Advisors . . . S. T. Taylor Anthony Petropolos J. B. Entrikin Sponsor ALPHA SIGMA PI Alpha Sigma Pi is a schol- astic fraternity for freshmen and sophomores. A 3.5 over- all average must be held by any person before he is in- vited to join. lP mm ■ 1  i? ..? -i ROW ONE: Phyliss Payne, Judy Kleinhans, Patt Byrd, Glennie Scott, Sally Keller, Rosey Casey, Dianna Laney, Vickie Rapp. ROW TWO: Melanie Martin, Noel Hudson, Ann McEachern, Cindy Bailey, Rebecca Purcell, Kay Harris, Patricia Sherritt, Beth Dixon, Gail Southerland, Joan Williams, Dr. E. M. Clark. ROW THREE: Bill Black- man, Tommy Head, Herb Jennings, Bobby Ross, Al Proske, Ekkhard Klausa, Jerry O ' Dell, Jim Mitchell, Melanie Lingenfelter, Chat Reed, Jean Sermons, Jimmy Henderson. l ALPHA PSI OMEGA The national dramatic honor fraternity on campus is Alpha Psi Omega. The national membership on all college campuses totals over 40,000 students. The Delta Iota chapter on Cen- tenary Campus was installed to work in conjunction with the Jongleurs in 1961. The fraternity ' s purpose is to provide incentive for the- atrical work and is a re- ward to be sought for excel- lence of work in Jongleurs. Pledging and initiation into the fraternity are based on points earned by various phases of theatrical work. Miss Ruth Alexander and Mr. Orlin Corey are faculty sponsors. ft J ft t Mfc v % 1 FIRST ROW: Jane Hebert, Grace Jackson, Lorine Crenshaw, Bev Smith, Virginia Bobbitt, Ruth Ann Cozine, Bob Shy, David Gibson. SECOND ROW: Ryan Horton, Randy Tallman, Ruth Ann Akins, Pat Byrd, (far right) Sylvia Card- well, Louella Bains. THIRD ROW: Jerry Mitchell, John Broadus, Marcia Stewart, Bob Harmon, Mr. Orlin Corey, Mr. Joe Graber, Allen Sheaffer, Paulette James, Gail Collins, Mary Margaret Farmer, Hal Proske, Barry Hope, Don Farley. warn DELTA TAU O MICRON The honorary business and economics fraternity on the Centenary College cam- pus is Delta Tau Omicron. Requirements for member- ship include a 3.5 grade point in business and eco- nomics courses and a 2.5 overall grade average. The purpose of the fraternity is to develop leadership and character in its members, and to promote scholastic achievement. Business ses- sions are held during the year to stimulate interest in the business professions. The members of the Com- merce Faculty are sponsors for the organization. ROW ONE: Arthur Head, Secretary-Treasurer; John Gullo, President; Dorothy Middlebrooks, Vice President. ROW TWO: Dr. Pate, Sponsor; Karen Kanapkey, Madeline Howard, Robert Manley. 62 SEATED: Mrs. McFarland, Betsy Blackman, Gail Simmons, Pat Jinkins, Carol Hanna. STANDING: Leonard Riggs, David Swearingen, Joel Robinson, Mike Mann, Frank Moranto, Harvey Long, Harold Bounds, Dr. Wilkins, Barbara Barbee. GAMMA BETA GAMMA A purpose of Gamma Beta Gamma national fra- ternity is to promote an in- terest in biology among col- lege students and familiar- ize them with the opportu- nities in the field. This fall the group took a field trip to Ocean Springs, Mis- sissippi, to visit the Marine Lab there. An annual event of Gamma Beta Gamma is the banquet, at which a re- nowned guest lecturer is fea- tured. Dr. Warters, Dr. Speairs, Mrs. McFarland, and Dr. Wilkins serve the fraternity as faculty spon- sors. KAPPA PI Kappa Pi is the national honorary art fraternity. The purpose of this group is to promote an interest in art among the students on col- lege campuses. The Centen- ary chapter, Gamma Omi- cron, was organized on this campus in I960. The art instructor, Mr. Cooper, is the faculty sponsor of the fraternity. ROW ONE: Bob Blankenship, Ama Garland, Joe Keeton, Mary Margaret Farmer. ROW TWO: Jerry Mitchel, Joe Sartor, Bobbie Irvine, Mike Liverman, Martha Kelly. ROW THREE: Sara Koenig, Cathy Rodgers, Kathy Ev- erett, Robert Farrell, Jackie Seale, Linda Dodson. 63 SEATED: Gail Southerland, Butchie McCuiston, Judy Kleinhans, Jacque Rosett, Myrna Collier, Elaine Sistrunk, Nancy Lecky, Kay Cooper, Alice Herrington, Vicki Rapp, Edith Elliolt. PHI BETA Phi Beta is a national speech and music honorary fraternity. The members give a rush party once a semester, and interested stu- dents are invited to audition before the board. If these students meet with the ap- proval of the group in their musical or dramatic abili- ties, they are invited to pledge. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta is a na- tional writing fraternity. It was installed on campus in 1948. The submission of a manuscript which is read before the group is one re- quisite for membership in the fraternity. The group meets twice a month and each member presents a piece of his own creative writing at each meeting. The faculty sponsor is Dr. E. M. Clark. Other faculty members are Mr. Leslie Bur- ns, Dr. D. L. Guerin, Dr. Jack Teagarden. 64 MEMBERS: Diana Laney, Dessagene Crawford, Melanie Martin, Marie Nelson, Rosemary Casey, Sara Liberto, Bob Blankenship, Johnny Evans, Dr. Clark, Chat Reed, Larry Falk, Jimmy Henderson, Tommy Head. 1 ll, . SLTA OFFICERS President .. CAROL REICHELT Vice President . DOROTHY MIDDLEBROOKS Secretary JACQUE ROSETT Treasurer . MARIE ARMINTOR (not pictured) Reporter „ SARA HITCHCOCK DR. MIDDLEBROOKS FIRST ROW: Gail Yarbrough, June Tohey, Dr. A. J. Middlebrooks, Mrs. Hughes. SECOND ROW: Karen Kesner, Mary Davis, Patridia Holt, Pat Lavigne, Suzanne Young. The Student Louisiana Teacher ' s Association is open to all students who are majoring in education. It holds regular meetings which feature outstanding educators as guest speakers. Topics for discussion at the meetings include problems met by prospective teachers. Each year a cash award is given to an outstanding sen- ior Education Major. A banquet is held each spring. Dr. A. J. Middlebrooks is sponsor. FIRST ROW: Lonnette Epps, Angel Vernon, Louise Wynn, Maury Johnston, Joyce Camerer. SECOND ROW: Wen- dell R. Phillips, Sandra Poss, Kay Lee, Gay Griffith, Louie Griffith, Angelina Defatta. 65 PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club at Cen- tenary was organized to further interest in the field of physics and to acquaint members with the vast op- portunities through talks by people in the field. The Physics Club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month under the sponsor- ship of Dr. L. G. Raub. SEATED: Barbara Hubbart, Judy Martin, Nancy Minter, Linda Fox. STANDING: Dixie Dillinger, Carolyn Searcy, Ray Tabor, Gary Montgomery, Paul Osborn — Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Mitchell, Bill Eubank, David Ewing — Presi- dent, Mr. Richard Goff, Dr. Leo G. Raub, Sponsors. MATH CLUB Two basic purposes of the Centenary Math Club are to promote the students ' inter- ests in the various phases of mathematics and to acquaint them with the vocational opportunities in the field. This club meets on the third Tuesday of each month. The meetings often feature guest speakers who are prominent in the field of mathematics. The Math Club was found- ed last year and organiza- tion of the group was com- pleted in 1962. SEATED: Carolyn Searcy, Linda Fox — President, Judy Martin — Vice President, Mr. Danvers — sponsor, Mrs. Richard K . Speairs — sponsor, Annette Wimberly, Rosemary Casey — Secretary. STANDING: Otto Sellers, David Ewing — Treasurer, Ray Tabor, Linda Sermons Dixie Dillinger, John Frazier, Jimmie Williams, Mike Mann, Gary Montgomery, John Hill. 66 AUFAIT DOROTHY RISINGER President AMY MATTHEWS Vice President DIANE LANEY Secretary-Treasurer Aufait is a non-Greek organization for women on campus. The club was founded at Centenary College in 1939. Aufait was inactive for several years and was re- organized in March, I960. One requirement which must be met for membership is a 2.0 grade average for girls who are not affiliated with any of the Greek sororities. Aufait ' s colors are green and white and the club flower is the white gardenia. The faculty advisors are Mrs. Fannie Nichols and Mrs. Julia Packwood, Dean of Women. Janet Alford Lorine Crenshaw Sarah Liberto Yvonne Melinger Ricki Sandifer Sharon Sherrill Betty Vickers 67 19.61 62 PLAYBILL o£ rfie JONGLEURS The Centenary College Speech and Drama Department Orlin Corey, head of the drama and speech department and director of the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse has developed originality and talent in this year ' s productions. Mr. Corey, a graduate of Baylor, has done advanced study in London and Paris and has been director of plays at Kentucky Mountain Theatre Association. Corey ' s production of the The Book of Job is now a successful New York hit. Two former Centenary students, Bob and Marty Shy are currently in this production. Corey ' s play received ex- cellent reviews. Centenary ' s student dramatic organiza- tion, created in September, I960, draws upon the French and theatrical heritage of Louisiana for its name. Out of the dark ages came what the French called Les Jongleurs — minstrels, poets, ac- tors, entertainers — bringing with them magic, mystery and romance. Harbingers of a renaissance in the theater, the Jong- leurs created delight wherever they ven- tured. Symbol of The Jongleurs of Centenary is a stock character of the 15th century, Cucurucu. He struts on the cover of the playbill of the Jongleurs. He is a familiar sight at the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse. The purpose of this organization is to present dramas of imaginative, artis- tic calibre . . . acquainting the campus and community with their theatrical heritage; to afford opportunity for students to awaken in themselves their own cre- ative sensibilities ... to provide a di- versified dramatic programme. Irene Corey designs both sets and costumes for her hus- band ' s plays. She is a graduate of Baylor, majoring in art and drama. She continued her art studies in Paris under Reynold and Martha Arnold. Her superior talent was especially evident in Reynard the Fox. 68 U clonjuun ct Unttiuwu IJcffe e oMUt NOV. 9-18 MARJORIE LYONS PLAYHOUSE UN 1-7231 The Crucible, a play by Arthur Miller, is a powerful drama, ac- curately depicting one of the most frightening incidents in American history, the witch trials of Salem, Mass. The Jongleurs ' production sought to create the murky mood of a terrible dream. A living wall of witnesses surrounds the awful action. Authentic American Co- lonial costume of the late seventeenth century is the only touch of visible reality permitted. The rest is turbulence — cries, glimpses of terror, anguished faces, shadow shapes of the victims and accusers, pitiable in perspective. By Orlin Corey Jennie Nutt, Patt Byrd, Louella Bains, Bonnie Henry, Paul- ette James, the girls of Salem whose hysteria launched the witch scare. The moment when Elizabeth Proctor out of love, lied to save her husband, unintentionally sent him to the gallows in the climax of the Salem trials. Randy Tallman, Barry Hope, Jennie Nutt. Jennie is denouncing people she saw with the devil. Mary Lou Russell, Jerry Mitchell, Syl- via Cardwell bound for Gallows Hill and then death. Moment when John Proctor chose between a false statement which would lead to freedom, and his integrity, which led to Gallows Hill half an hour later. Bonnie Henry, Grace Jackson, Joe Graber learn that they are incriminated in the Salem trial. twwcjb 8 . 1 5 cs i Reynard the Fox, Randy Tallman; John Broadus, Wable the Lion; Allen Shaffer, Brun the Bear; Hal Prosky, and Tiecelin the Crow, Ruthanne Cozine. A satire on the humorous activity of the animal characters from classic French fables. The design stems from the director ' s concept that this staged fable is a play about animals, whose counterparts are to be found in the human race. The characters were made to become animals in make-up and costume rather than people. Reynard stands in the vanguard of a noble tradition, older than all civilizations. Born centuries ago in medieval France, he has sur- vived the ravages of time without dimming his keen eye or dulling his shrewd wit. His appearance in the atomic age is a notable boost to optimism. As long as Reynard runs the earth, his white-tipped tail snapping in the wind, ready for any prank regardless of danger, the world is really right-side-up. Vespers in the forest with the Rev. Epinard the porcupine- Bob Harmon. Reynard leads the dogs a merry chase. Ysengrin the Wolf, John Broadus. Lendore the Marmot, Sylvia Cardwell. And that ' s for you, Reynard ' inter ' s; QTale WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE MARCH 20-24 — 26-31 Oops! My cheese! A story of time, of eternal change, from life to death and new life again, as seen in the life of a jealous king ... a tale of good and bad, that makes and unfolds error. King Leontes of Sicily, whose jealous vision engulfs Queen, children, and court in an inferno of chaos. Time is the storyteller of the Winter ' s Tale who weaves the spell of ephemeral harmony imagined by Shakespeare. The moment of miracle when the wronged Queen, Hermoine, is restored to life in the presence of Perdita and Flarizel. 71 IAk He +vsp«% rs or LeMtefi rV Lo ca:c RISONERS MARJORIE LYONS PLAYHOUSE Through the dreams of four soldiers imprisoned in a wartorn church Mr. Fry explores in modern terms the strength and meaning contained in four great Biblical stories: Cain and Abel, David and Absalom, Abraham and Isaac, and the three in the fiery fur- nace. The skillful mixture of violent action and cre- ative thoughtfulness, Biblical story and modern paradox, and religious truth answering the secular need for understanding makes the drama splendid, magnificent, and alive! by Joe Graber Tension runs high on. four soldiers im- prisoned in a church. Don Farley, Hal Prosky, Marshall Oglesby, and Dick Jones. Do you think I care? Absolom ' s attitude to his father, King David. The enterprise is exploration into God — where are you making for? Modern application of an ancient story. The traditional conflict between Cain and Abel. Abraham is halted by an angel in his sacrifice of Isaac. Marshall Oglesby in a dramatic soliloquy. 72 THE JONGLEURS OF CENTENARY COLLEGE The Miser, Moliere ' s comic masterpiece of rascality and farce, concluded the first season of The Jongleurs. This production of avarice sought to recreate the spirit of folly and wise laughter residing within the play. Style of playing, design, direction, and decor flow from that quality. For Moliere the act of comedy is to excite laughter which is a prelude to reflection. The play has the range of comic characters that is most no- table: for here are the most memorable of hypocrites, humbugs, quacks, and snobs in all theater literature. Moliere ' s great comic types do not change in the sweep of events. Situations serve only to illuminate their psychology. This is perfectly logical. A reformed and generous Harpagon is unthinkable. Foibles or small vices may yield to the influence of circum- stances. But the great psychological lesions like avarice or hypocrisy, which never heal, are only revealed by action. THE BOOK OF JOB John Broadus and Virginia Bobbitt George Bryan It was with great pleasure and a little pride that the Speech and Drama Department announced the opening of Orlin Corey ' s The Book of Job in New York City. Adapted by Mr. Corey from the King James translation of the Biblical story and designed by Irene Corey, this play has had a long and tempestuous history. Since its premier in Georgetown, Kentucky, four and a half years ago it has increasingly achieved recognition both here and abroad. The play was given a successful European tour which included the Brussels World ' s Fair and has played for three summer seasons at the outdoor theater in Pineville, Kentucky. Many Centenary College students have had roles in the summer company including: Vir- ginia Bobbitt, James Foster, Don Farley, Hal Proske, and George Bryan. ... I ! ? ' jtitf I ift 1 ■ GREEKS I I -- i« c 8IH|tt[iiiil!ttf!ti?§iiiili . - u-oa.kk_ 51 75 ALPHA XI DELTA LA VERNE BURKS President AEA KAY FRANCE Vice President Beta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was es- tablished 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. MARTHA KELLEY Secretary MERRILL ANN SNYDER Treasurer Louella Bains Carol Brown Kay Brown Jean Clement Lois Debney 76 Linda Feller Bette Glass Gail Granger Carol Hagner Barbara Hemphill Kay King Eve Lemons Roxie Lewis Evaline Markel Carol McDonald Jo Ann Mills Suzanne Newkirk Penny Parker Marie Prichard Betty Ralph Carolyn Ratcliffe Julie Schmidt Rosalind Verduzco Jennifer Victory Danna Wilmouth Paula Wolfe 77 CHI OMEGA MARGARET REEVES Treasurer SARA HITCHCOCK Vice President KAY COOPER President CAROL REICHELT Secretary SALLIE CLINGMAN Pledge Mother 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 es- tablished on the Centenary Campus in 1920. Cardinal and straw are Chi Omega colors, and the white carnation is their flower. Dianna Ammons Marie Armintor Gail Bonneau Betsy Blackmon Patt Byrd Joyce Camerer Carole Cotton Beth Dixon Heather Dodson Mary Ellen Dumas Ginny Emerson Courtney Frantz Linda Fullilove Becky Gould Jan Haenel Carol Hanna Kay Harris 78 Linda Howard Grace Jackson Maury Johnson Geneva Jones , Sally Keller Diann King Sara Koenig Mary Jo Lavaty Nancy Lecky Regina Levinson Loretta Lowrey Kathy McCallister Sandra McCuistion Sandra McElwee Holly McGee Lydia McGlathery Susan McVea Melanie Martin Maureen Melbourn Martha Mitchell Betty Mount Phyliss Payne Angela Pringos Rebecca Purcell Bejie Sandlin Betty Schmitt Carolyn Searcy Teresa Shetley Jeanne Slaughter Beverly Smith Joelle Smith Sammie Kay Smith Gail Southerland Carolyn Spaulding Charlotte Stodghill Martha Strong Bettye Thornton Madeline Trichel Gail Walker Linda Kay Walker Babs Walther Suzann Welty Patsy West Joan Williams Sharon Wilson Carolyn Witt Gail Yarbrough Judy Young Mary Ann Youngblood 79 DIANE CALDWELL Corresponding- Secretary ZETA TAU ALPHA BETTY JO TOWERY Vice President JUDY RHODES President COZOOO ZTA EDITH ELLIOTT Recording- Secretary Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia, on October 15, 1898. Zeta Tau Alpha was the only fraternity ever to be granted a charter by a spe- cial act of the state legislation. Beta Iota chapter was founded at Centenary College in 1927. The colors of the Zetas are turquoise blue and steel grey, and the sorority flower is the white violet. CAROL MANGHAM Treasurer Marty Aiken Judy Balliet Kathy Beasley Jo Ann Bolster Mary Lou Briggs 80 Beth Catton Ann Covington Louie Griffith Ann Hogan Paula Jahnke Paulette James Carolyn Lapleau Marcia Leonard Sally Lohnes Martha Martin Ann McEachern Diane McGowen Bonnie MacKenzie Brenda Montgomery Anne Morcom Ann Moreneaux Millicent Morgan Susie Oliver Mary Nell Orman Nancy Padgett Peggy Pardue Nancy Parker Lyndra Pate Sandra Poss Julie Rocquin Cathy Rogers Jacque Rosett Glennie Scott Betty Sims Margetta Spears Doris Stewart Sandra Stokes Mary Thacker Nancy Thigpen Suzie Trimble Betty Turner Angel Vernon Lucy Walsh Jane White Annette Wimberly Pam Woodroof Jeannie Yearwood 8 1 KAPPA ALPHA BILL JOHNSON No. I MIKE RAMMING No. II BILL McCAA No. IV 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. SAMMIE KAY SMITH Rose Tommy Brewerton Marshall Brown ERIC BISHOP No. Ill JOHN VASILOPOULOS No. V 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. Richard Brunson Tommy Carter Bruce Dinwiddie Dave Durham Dr. J. Entrikin Jorge Estrada 82 Rob Franks John Frazer Bill Golden Rodney Hart Bob Hawkins Dan Herndon Doug Howard Norman Howse Stan Lockhard Bob McCraine Pegram McCreary Alan Miller Tom Mullen Roland Nanez Brian Parsons Barry Petree Danny Preston Frank Ruscitto Ed Shaw Arthur Simpson Don Townsend William Trimble Lawrence Waschka Harry Wuennenburg 83 KAPPA SIGMA GEORGE GILMER Grand Master TIM TEMPLE Grand Procurator KEN GORDAN Grand Treasurer Kappa Sigma Fraternity was founded at the Uni- versity of Virginia in 1869. They opened their books at Centenary in 1895. KEITH LLOYD Grand Master of Ceremonies CAROL REICHELT Sweetheart BOB, ROSS Grand Scribe Their chapter roll includes active chapters in the United States and Canada. Scarlet, green and white are the fraternity colors. The Lily of the Valley is their flower. Don Adair Bill Aiken Hoyt Bain Bob Bishoff Bill Blackman Bill Bowker Roger Box John Brewer Gene Bryson Ronnie Byrd Bob Conner Don Couvillion John Cowen Larry Cowley Bill Eubank John Evans Ez Fatter Ralph Ferrari Jim Fields Allen Ford Robert Gillan 84 J Gayle Gisy Dave Glass f • 1 Otto Grishkat Bob Hamilton Bob Harmon Don Harris Mike Hayes if Tommy Head Jimmy Henderson Sonny Hyles Jerry Jouett Barrow Long Harvey Long John Lukasik Ray Madden Mike Mann Lon McAnally Ed McLaughlin Jim Mitchell Willard Moore Jimmy Mounger Barry Nelson Jim Oldson Bob Olmstead Charles Peters Freddie Peters Everett Plummer Ron Radzikoski Chat Reed Danny Richards Leonard Riggs Chris Roach Scott Roberts Terrell Rourk Fred Schwendimann Cecil Upshaw Riley Wallace Dave White Jimmy Williams George Williford Derwood Winfree Gayle Wren 85 BACK ROW: Clarence Gutteridge, Newell Pugh, John Lemmons. MIDDLE ROW: Ryan Horton, Roy Dupuy, Barry Hope. FRONT ROW: Gary Montgomery, Bob Blankenship, George Lawn, John Freeland, Bobby Earp, Vance Greswold, Robert Edler. NOT PICTURED: Bill Shober, Larry Falk, Mark Lueg, Norman Young, Ed Doremus. In January of 1962 a new fraternity appeared on Centenary Campus. The Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity was founded in 1899 at Illinois Wesleyan University, and has 189 active chapters throughout the United States. The colors are cherry and green, and the flower is the red carnation. The faculty advisors are Reverend Robert Ed Taylor and Mr. Nolan Shaw. The sponsor is Gary Montgomery. 86 GREEK PLEDGE CLASSES CHI OMEGA ZETA TAU ALPHA ALPHA XI DELTA KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA 87 RUSH AEA xn ZTA 88 ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES I g$i 91 Jimmy Snake Williams grabs for the ball in the Richmond game. Varsity starter Stan McAfoos and Freshman Buck Horn fight for the ball in the season ' s opener. BEAT A M — the new hair style for Freshmen, courtesy of the Varsity. 92 CENTENARY COPS CLASSIC CROWN Captain Dale Van Bibber accepts the championship trophy from Dr. Mickle. Coaches Mooty, Sigler, and Van Bibber admire the trophy. Centenary brought the Gulf South Classic Crown back to Louisiana with its tremendous performance during the holiday tournament. 93 GENTS ADVANCE TO FINALS WITH VICTORIES OVER MURRAY STATE AND MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN Forward Riley Wallace steals a rebound in the Southern game. John Lukasik hustles after a loose ball in the contest with Mississippi Southern. Murray State did manage to haul in one rebound in this Classic tilt. 94 GENTS DEFEAT SOUTH CAROLINA 86-79 Beargrass Williams goes high after a rebound in the Gulf South finals. Bossier High product Cecil Upshaw moves in with a one-handed jumper. Williams and Wallace move in on South Carolina ' s Art Wishnant in the finale of the Classic. 95 Upshaw battles for the ball with one of the Gamecocks. Centenary placed one of its outstand- ing sophomores, Jimmy Williams, on the All-Tournament Team. DALE VAN BIBBER Senior RILEY WALLACE Junior STAN McAFOOS Sophomore DON ENSLEY Junior CECIL UPSHAW Sophomore Upshaw, Bibber, Wunnenberg HARRY WUNNENBERG Junior McAfoos drives in for a layup. Upshaw and Bibber go to the boards. Defense — courtesy of Williams and Upshaw. 97 JOHN LUKASIK Junior WILLARD MOORE Junior RALPH FERARRI Junior FORD KING JR. Senior MIKE RAMMING Senior Instructions from the man in charge. 98 JIM PIPPEN Sophomore McAfoos again drives in for a layup. Stan, Riley, and Harry outflank the Aggies. The opposition does get a few shots. Wallace and Wunnenberg stare after the ball. Wallace with the ball and what could be the beginning of a fast break. 99 An opponent swipes the ball. McAfoos outdistances a Cowboy in the race for the basket. Williams gets into a dogfight for the ball. FRONT ROW: Don Ensley, Stan McAfoos, Ford King Jr., Dale Van Bibber, Mike Ramming, Willard Moore, John Lukasik, Jim Pippen. BACK ROW: R. V. Lockwood, Ed Easely, Harry Wunnenberg, Ralph Ferarri, Cecil Upshaw, Riley Wallace, Coach Orvis Sigler. Not shown: Jimmy Williams. 100 FRESHMAN TEAM: Jerry Butcher, Kyle Stephenson, Billy Waldrop, Gail Gisy, Buck Horn, Robert Clifton, Coach Douglas Mooty. If V .- £,« B8? Srfit 1 ' ShE Jpir 1 V4i ( l ifcl Hfe l r B ■£ fl BW ■:■■■ - ■ ■ SH - - F -v Buck Horn fights for possession in the annual Frosh-Varsity game. Gail Gisy steals the ball from Varsity starter Cecil Upshaw. BUCK HORN KYLE STEPHENSON BILLY WALDROP GAIL GISY JERRY BUTCHER 102 - Centenary ' s baseball team will be paced this year by returning lettermen Cecil Upshaw, Fred Shewmake, Jim Pippen, and R. V. Lockwood. Lockwood was the team ' s leading hitter last season with a .305 average. Pippen was the big winner of the mound staff with three victories to his credit. The following players are included on this year ' s roster: Cecil Upshaw, R.V. Lockwood, Jim Pippen, Fred Shewmake, Vernon Sonny Hyles, Danny Richards, Kyle Stephenson, Buck Horn, Gary Riser, Don Fontano, Bill Waldrop, Allen Ford, Ray Madden, and Louis Alvarado. This season ' s schedule includes games with Northwestern State College, University of Southwestern Louisiana, Nichols State College, and Ouachita Baptist College. The year ' s play will be closed with two games against the Arkansas Razorbacks. 103 GOLF TEAM Don Easterwood, Charles Yarbrough, Don Harris, Fred Peters CHARITY BOWL CHAMPS FIRST ROW: Mullens, Godfrey, Miller, Nanez, Brown, Hart, Webb. SECOND ROW: McCrary, Lockhard, Tremble, Barnes, Estrada, Franks, Parsons, Johnson. THIRD ROW: McCreary, Ruscitto, Dinwiddie, Golden, Vas, Jeter, Howard, Sorenson, Swor, Waschka, Dowell. 104 INTRAMURALS WOMEN ' S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Patsy West, Carol Hanna. SECOND ROW: Judy Mayo, Jackie Rosett, Maurine Melbourne, Roxie Lewis. THIRD ROW: Judy Kleinhans, Diane Camp, Shirley Burnett, Jule Anne Young. MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Jimmy Henderson, Johnny Shankles, Dickie Richards. BACK ROW: Roger Box, Keith Lloyd, Doug Howard, Johnny Freeland, Ford King Jr. 105 KAPPA SIGMA Don Adair swings around right end in the Intramurals Championship. Allen Ford stops the KKK ' s ball carrier in the final game of the season. 106 KU KLUX KLAN Nathan Allen starts his pass pattern in the KKK-Pheasant game. Two Golden Pheasants put pressure on the KKK ' s quarterback, Jimmy Smith. 107 jm « I STUDS GOLDEN PHEASANTS 108 COSSA ' S ROBBERS BLACKHAWKS 109 Scooter Vasilopoulos hooks it around right end in the KA— BLACK- HAWKS game. 10 B. Parsons makes a sterling catch to pu the game out of the fire. Fred Decker unbelievably made one catch this season. Bill A. throws a crushing body block into Tommy M. Where ' s the ball ? KAPPA ALPHA II ALPHA XI DELTA Volleyball Judy Thurmond spikes one the independents. Judy Thurmond Diane Camp Charlotte Stodghill 115 Patsy West Carolyn Spaulding 116 CHEERLEADERS 1961-1962 Camp, Spaulding, Catton, Thurmond, Stodghill, West. 17 MARDI GRAS 1962 Mardi Gras Ball Court Queen Carol and King Fred PRINCE: Sandy Lawn PRINCESS: LaVerne Burks COURT OF PRINCE: Tim Temple PRINCESS: Kay Cooper PRINCE: Bill Johnson PRINCESS: Barbara Barbee PRINCE: George Willford PRINCESS: Judy Rhodes DUKE: Keith Lloyd MAID: Patsy West 1962 DUKE: Leonard Riggs MAID: Beth Catton DUKE: Jerry Jouett MAID: Diane Caldwell DUKE: Bill Akins MAID: Doogie Pringos HOMECOMING HOMECOMING COURT 1962 Left to Right: Joan Williams, Patsy West, QUEEN Susie Oliver, Diane Camp, Judy Thurmon. Maids Diane Camp and Joan Williams Maid Judy Thurmon 120 Maids Patsy West and Queen Susie Oliver Miss Centenary Alpha Xi Delta House Zeta Tau Alpha House — 2nd. place Chi Omega House — 3rd place Kappa Alpha House — 1st place Kappa Sigma House Religious Building 122 FRESHMAN 123 BBS .;• 555 t i-t ivj lii CLASSES 127 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Tim limple Sally Clingman Sara Hitchcock Jerry Jotiett !28 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES W Diane Caldwell Jeh y Jottett iu . 129 MARIE LOUISE ARMINTOR; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Chi Omega, Rush Chairman; Panhellenic Council; Intramurals; BSU; Pep Squad; SNEA EVELYN BREWER BARTON; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT BARBARA GRISHAM BEARDEN; SOCIAL SCIENCE; BEJNTON Alpha Chi ROBERT E. BELL; HISTORY; ELYSIAN FIELDS, TEXAS LLOYD C. BLACKBURN; PHYSICS; SHREVEPORT LORENE BIBBINS; PLAIN DEALING MOUZON BIGGS; SOCIAL SCIENCE; CARTHAGE, TEXAS ALICE VIRGINIA BOBBITT; DRAMA; COUSHATTA Choir; Alpha Psi Omega, Treasurer; Jongleur, Treasurer; Beauty; Phi Beta, Vice President, Historian; Yoncopin; Alpha Sigma Pi; MSM JULIAN L. BRANDON; SOCIAL SCIENCE; SIBLEY FRANCES DIANE CALDWELL; EDUCATION; BASTROP Student Senate, Coed Vice President; Zeta Tau Alpha, Corresponding Secretary; Alpha Sigma Pi; Junior and Senior Class Mardi Gras Maid; Senior Class Favorite; Cencoe; Intramurals; Student Faculty Lyceum Committee; Yoncopin; Pep Squad; SNEA; SLTA; BSU, Publicity Chair- man; Dean ' s List DIANE GARTH CAMP; SOCIAL SCIENCE; NASHVILLE, TENN. Cheerleader — 2 years; Basketball Court; James Dorm, Vice President; WRA Council; Intramurals; Pep Squad 130 MARGARET LYNN CANNON; EDUCATION; LONGVIEW, TEXAS Hardin Hall Dorm Council; MSM; WRA WILLIAM CARPENTER; MATH; PORT NECHES, TEXAS CAROLYN LELA CARVER; BUSINESS; LAKE CHARLES Choir; Alpha Chi; MSM; Kappa Chi, Treasurer; American Student Guild of Organists CLARENE CARVER; BUSINESS; LAKE CHARLES Choir; Kappa Chi; MSM; Student American Guild of Organists BEN R. CHAMNESS; SOCIAL SCIENCE; TENAHA, TEXAS ROSIE CIMINO; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Newman Club; SNEA SALLIE MAT CLINGMAN; BIOLOGY; KEITHVILLE Who ' s Who; Honor Court; Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; Vice President of Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior Classes; Favorite of Freshman and Junior Classes; WRA, President; Cencoe, President; Publicity Chairman, Treasurer and Senior Representative of James Dorm, Maroon Jacket MYRNA L. COLLIER; MUSIC; SHREVEPORT Band, Treasurer; Symphony; Phi Beta, Program Chairman KAY MARGARET COOPER; ENGLISH; SULPHUR Chi Omega, President; Choir, Coed Vice President; James Dorm Coun- cil, President; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets, Secretary; Honor Court, Clerk; Phi Beta; Alpha Sigma Pi MARGARET F. COVINGTON; EDUCATION; HAUGHTON JOHN CARSON CROW; SHREVEPORT 131 JIM DARBY; PRE-MED; SHREVEPORT Kappa Sigma ANGELINA DEFATTA; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Phi Beta, Secretary-Treasurer; Newman Club, Secretary; Alpha Chi; Al- pha Sigma Pi; Dean ' s List; Pep Squad; SNEA; SLTA JOHN DO RM AN; SHREVEPORT EDITH ELLIOTT; MUSIC EDUCATION; VIVIAN Centenary Lady; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets, Secretary, President; Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary, Music Chairman; Phi Beta, Secretary, Presi- dent; Student Senate Secretary, Conglomerate; Guild Student Group of American Guild of Organist, President; National Methodist Scholarship VIRGINIA LEA EMERSON; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Chi Omega; Sophomore Secretary; Sophomore Favorite JOHN JOSEPH EVANS; SPEECH— PRE-LAW; SHREVEPORT Kappa Sigma, Rush Chairman; Alpha Phi Omega, President; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Vice President; ROTC Hon- ors; Intramurals; Conglomerate. LAWRENCE A. FALK, JR.; RELIGION— PHILOSOPHY; HOUSTON, TEXAS Conglomerate; Beta Gamma Beta; Kappa Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; MSM; Phi Theta Kappa; Delta Psi Omega; Who ' s Who. PAXTON ROGERS FOSTER; MATHEMATICS; McDADE SARAH FOUTS; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT KAY CAROL FRANCE; RELIGION; LAKE CHARLES Who ' s Who; Panhellenic, President; Alpha Xi Delta, Vice President, Pledge Trainer; MSM; Hardin Hall Council; Kappa Chi LAWRENCE JOHNSON FRANKLIN, JR.; BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; SHREVEPORT 132 LINDA FOX; MATHEMATICS; RAYVILLE Yoncopin; Sigma Pi Sigma, Secretary; Math Club, President; Physics Club; MSM; Pep Squad MARY FREEMAN; SHREVEPORT HERBERT MILTON GANT; ENGLISH; SHREVEPORT MSM; Canterbury Club BETTY SMEDLEY GATES; SHREVEPORT JEANNE GAY; SHREVEPORT DAVID HUMPHREYS GIBSON; DRAMA; LOUISVILLE, KY. Jongleurs, Vice President, President; Best Technician ARTHUR HALE; SHREVEPORT ERNEST W. HEARD, JR.; RELIGION; BEAUMONT, TEXAS Kappa Chi; MSM; Circle K DANIEL ROGERS HERNDON; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT Kappa Alpha Order, Cheerleader ESTHER HIELSCHER; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SARA ANN HITCHCOCK; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Maroon Jackets; Chi Omega, Vice President; Secretary Junior, Senior Class; Yoncopin; SLTA; Pep Squad, President; Intramurals; MSM 133 EDWINA HUBERT; PSYCHOLOGY; MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI Alpha Psi Omega, Jongleurs; Conglomerate; Dorm Council; WRA; Publications Award WOODUS HUMPHREY; SHREVEPORT Debate Team ROGER DICK JOHNS; MANSFIELD Kappa Chi, President; MSM BILL JOHNSON; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT Kappa Alpha Order, President; IFC, Vice President; Student Senate JERRY ALLEN JOUETT; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT Senior Favorite; Senior Class Treasurer; Tennis Team; Junior Favorite; Junior Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Favorite; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Yoncopin; Kappa Sigma, GS, WGMC; Cheerleader DAVID KIMBALL; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT FORD KING; EDUCATION; BIG SANDY, TEXAS Kappa Alpha Order; Basketball; Baseball JOHN STANLEY LEMMONS; BIOLOGY; HOMINY, OKLAHOMA Circle K; Gamma Beta Gamma; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer SARAH FRANCES LIBERTO; ENGLISH; SHREVEPORT Alpha Chi, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary; Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary-Treasurer; Aufait, President, Historian; Who ' s Who; Alpha Chi Outstanding Freshman Award; MSM; Alpha Sigma Pi, Secretary- Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Chi; SNEA; Conglomerate; Sexton Hall Pres- ident JEANNINE LOVE; EDUCATION; MINDEN KATHERINE JANE LYLES; FRENCH; SHREVEPORT Phi Sigma Iota, President; Canterbury Club, Treasurer; Guide to World Fair 34 TERRY MACHUTA; EDUCATION; BOSSIER CITY CAROL ANN MANGHAM; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha Sigma Pi; Sextoi Dorm Council; WRA; MSM; Pep Squad ROBERT L. MANLEY; BUSINESS; FORT MEADE, FLORIDA Delta Tau Omicron MARGARET MATLOCK; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT HARRY GLEN MATTHEWS; PHILOSOPHY— RELIGION; SPRINGHILL LON WYATT McANALLY, JR.; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Conglomerate; Yoncopin; Kappa Sigma; Intramurals; Library Committee; Outstanding ROTC Cadet; La. Heart Assoc. Delegate ANN McEACHERN; BUSINESS; LONGVIEW, TEXAS Zeta Tau Alpha, Scholarship Award, Ritual and Scholarship Chairman; Alpha Sigma Pi; Yoncopin; Cencoe; MSM; Dean ' s List DAVID McFARLIN; INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY; SHREVEPORT PAUL McMAHAN; SOCIAL SCIENCE; PARIS, TEXAS Choir, President; Student Senate; Sophomore President; MSM; State Treasurer, MSM; Kappa Chi, Treasurer DOROTHY BAXTER MIDDLEBROOKS; BUSINESS— SOCIAL STUDIES; SHREVEPORT Who ' s Who; Alpha Chi, President; SLTA, Vice President; DTO, Vice President; Dean ' s List JERRY MACK MITCHELL; PHYSICS; SHREVEPORT Sigma Pi Sigma, President; Physics Club; Staff Photographer; Con- glomerate; Yoncopin; Jongleurs; Alpha Psi Omega 135 ROBERT GARY MONTGOMERY; MATHEMATICS; SHREVEPORT Honor Court; MSM, Treasurer; Math Club; Physics Club; Intramurals DONALD L. MOORE; BUSINESS: SHREVEPORT CAROLYN ANNE MORENEAUX; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT Zeta Tau Alpha, Model Pledge; Historian; Campusology Editor; WRA; Pep Squad BETTY FRANCES MOTTET; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT MARIE NELSON; SOCIAL SCIENCE; MONROE Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha Sigma Pi; Kappa Chi; MSM, President, Recreation Director; Intramurals; Phi Beta; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Shreveport Symphony; National Methodist Scholarship; Garrigue Music Scholarship PAUL OSBURN; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT MARILYN PENDLETON; BUSINESS; EL DORADO, ARKANSAS Hardin Hall Dorm Council; Westminster; Intramurals FRED PETERS; MUSIC EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Kappa Sigma; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, President, Vice President, Treas- urer; Centenary Band, Dance Band; Golf Team WINDELL PHILLIPS; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT JULIAN POWELL; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT THOMAS SHELTON POWERS; NATURAL SCIENCES; MARSHALL, TEXAS 126 MICHAEL A. RAMMING; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; WEBSTER GROVE, MO. Kappa Alpha, No. 2; Who ' s Who; ODK, Treasurer; Vice President of Student Senate; Varsity Basketball, 3 years; IFC, Secretary; Conglomerate Staff, 2 years; Intramurals Council; Alpha Sigma Pi JERRY ALVIN REEVES; SOCIAL SCIENCE; BOSSIER CITY MARY MARGARET REEVES; HISTORY, GOVERNMENT, SOCIOLOGY; BUR AS Chi Omega, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer; Yoncopin, Co-Editor, Editor; Publication Award — Organization Award; Cencoe; Intramurals; Publica- tions Committee; Pep Squad CAROL ANN REICHELT; EDUCATION; LONGVIEW, TEXAS Chi Omega, Secretary, Personnel Chairman; Who ' s Who; Honor Court Alternate; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; LTA, President; Cencoe; Mardi Gras, Maid, Queen; Freshman Class Secretary; Conglomerate Staff JUDY RHODES; SOCIAL SCIENCE; SHREVEPORT ZTA, President, Treasurer; Maroon Jackets; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha Sigma Pi; Pep Squad, President; Concoe; Panhellenic; Mardi Gras Maid; Dean ' s List RICHARD O. RICHARDS; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Intramurals Council; Varsity Basketball; Intramurals ROBERT ROBERTS; MUSIC; SHREVEPORT JORDAN ANTHONY ROBINSON; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT TERRELL WAYNE ROURK; HISTORY, GOVERNMENT; BERWICK Kappa Sigma, Pledge Trainer; Centenary Choir, Section Leader; Circle K, Vice President; MSM; Kappa Chi JOE SARTOR; ART; FULTON, MO. Centenary Choir, Section Leader; Kappa Pi, President BETTY JEAN SCHMITT; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Chi Omega, Co-Rush Chairman; LTA; Newman Club 137 WILLIAM FREDERICK SCHWENDIMANN III; ENGLISH; WINNSBORO Student Senate, President; Kappa Sigma, GMC; Honor Court, Chief Justice, ODK, President; Who ' s Who; Centenary Gentleman; Alpha Chi; Phi Mu Alpha Sonfonia; Centenary Choir; Mardi Gras, King SANDRA SCRONCE; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT ROBERT SHY; DRAMA; GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY BETTY FRANCIS SIMMS; RELIGION; LONG VIEW, TEXAS ZTA, Rush Chairman, Model Pledge; Panhellenic; Conglomerate Staff; Intramurals SAMMIE KAY SMITH; EDUCATION; HEMPHILL, TEXAS Chi Omega; Kappa Alpha Rose MARGETTA LAYNE SPEARS; SOCIAL SCIENCE; VIVIAN ZTA, Best Pledge, Membership Chairman, Standards Chairman; Pan- hellenic, Vice President; Cencoe; Intramurals RAY SPILLER; SHREVEPORT ANITA MERLINE STEPHENS; EDUCATION; LOGANSPORT Alpha Sigma Pi; Sigma Tau Delta; MSM MARCIA STEWART; EDUCATION; BEAUMONT, TEXAS Jongleurs; Alpha Psi Omega; LTA RAY ALFRED TABOR; INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY; SPRINGRIDGE RSU; Lambda Chi Alpha; Physics Club; Math Club AUSTIN L. TEMPLE, JR.; MATHEMATICS; LEESVILLE Kappa Sigma, GM, GP, Pledge Trainer; Who ' s Who; ODK, Vice President; IFC; SNEA, President; Senior and Junior Class President; Student Senate; Yoncopin Staff; Centenary Choir; Phi Mu Alpha Son- fonia CAROLYNE TERRANOVA; MUSIC; SHREVEPORT 138 JUDITH ANGIE THURMON; EDUCATION; RINGGOLD Cheerleader — 2 years; Basketball Sweetheart; Kappa Sigma Pajama Girl; Freshman Maid — 50 years Celebration; Pep Squad; Miss Centenary — 1962 MADELEINE GLYNN TRICHEL; ENGLISH; SHREVEPORT Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; Chi Omega; Canterbury Club, President CAROL TYLER; BIOLOGY; LOGANSPORT FRANK W. TYLER; MCDADE JIMMIE VALENTINE; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Biology Club; Gamma Beta Gamma JOHN VASILOPOULOS; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; MARSHALL, MO. Basketball, Varsity; Kappa Alpha; IPC Picture Not Available ROSALIND VERDUZCO; EDUCATION; LAKE CHARLES Alpha Xi Delta, Pledge Class Secretary, Chaplain; Cencoe; SNEA; Wes- ley Foundation; Band JOSEPH WEST; SHREVEPORT MORRIS DAVIS WHITE; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Tennis Team; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Kappa Sigma; Pledge Master, Social Chairman JANE RHODES WHITE; SOCIAL SCIENCE; SHREVEPORT Maroon Jacket, Treasurer; Alpha Chi, Treasurer; Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer; Sigma Tau Delta; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Pi; Pep Squad GEORGE V. WILLIFORD; SOCIAL SCIENCE; BEAUMONT, TEX. Choir, Treasurer; Circle K, President and Vice President; Kappa Sigma; Dorm Advisor; MSM, Recreation CHARLES ROBERT YARBROUGH;BUSINESS; PRESCOTT, ARK. Pershing Rifles; Golf Team (39 $®S wm 140 • ' ' . ' - v ' . .■ ' • ' -■ ■ s ;■ JJfj « ■ : :• --juftibR ' Class Officers , ,;; ■■■■- - % € ; ' y ' ' T l ■ ' V ±VesYcjehtV v ' y-- ; «Wilkird Moofe • . -Vice Presicte«ilV ;«j.i Jerr© Rainwater . .V ; B,ete ' Gi5ul ' d • Tregs,up6r : s V v . ' -. | Bobby .Bdfes_ ' ■ 4 ! rti - ' • «  ' . ,  v . • , • , .• .- f- t:,« 4 k. V JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Patsy West Keith Lloyd 141 Linda Allen Shreveport Barbara Barbee Dallas, Texas Tommy Brewerton Gene Bryson Shreveport Shreveport La Verne Burks Bradley, Ark. Robert Cockrell Bossier City Shirley Burnett Spy high ill Hope Cook Shyevepoyt Thomas Barret Shyevepoyt I u N I O R Don Couvillion Shyeveport Clay Bennet Bossier City Joyce Camerer Little Rock, Ark. Tommy Carter Shreveport Hugh Coyle Plain Dealing Eric Bishop Ashdown, Ark. Sylvia Cardwell Middlesboro, Ky. Ruthanne Cozine Frankfort, Ky. Betsy Blackmon Monroe Beverly Crawford New Orleans 142 Dessa Crawford Jefferson, Tex. Lorine Crenshaw Beaumont, Tex. Louis Davidson Sbreveport Kenneth Deshong Baytoivn, Tex. Lee Eanes Longvieiv, Tex. c L A S S Robert Earp Sbreveport Ed Easley Pittsboro, Mo. Esmond Fatter New Orleans Ralph Ferrari Freeland, Penn. Lucy Furr Sbreveport Dorothy Davis Sbrev eport Bill Eubank Bossier City Don Farley Thibodaux Mary Gates Sbreveport Mary Davis Sbreveport David Ewing Bossier City Brynn Godfrey Sbreveport Dixie Dellinger Center, Tex. Lajuana Goldsby Sbreveport 143 Deanne Goldberry Shreveport Ryan Horton Natchitoches Noel Hudson Shreveport Martha Kelly Shreveport Betsy Gould Neiv Orleans Gail Granger Lake Charles Mary Howard Shreveport Grace Jackson Homer Kay King Mc Allen, Tex. Clarice Krumnow Croivley Emila Griffith Shreveport Joel Johnson Shreveport Philip Jones Shreveport Roxie Lewis El Dorado, Ark. John Gullo Shreveport Maury Johnston Little Rock, Ark. Judy Little Shreveport Alice Herrington Wisner Keith Lloyd Mind en 144 Charles Lowrey Shreveport Clyde McArty Shreveport Mike Mann Shreveport Judy Martin Bossier City Amy Matthews Metairie Judy Mayo Lake Charles Barry Nelson Shreveport Bill Nelson Bastrop John McClellan Shreveport Jean Netterville Baton Rouge Sandra McCuistion Lydia McGlathery El Dorado, Ark. Logan sport John Morneau Shreveport Alice Moossy Shreveport Suzanne Newkirk Atlanta, Tex. Linda Morris Shreveport Peggy Pardue Vivian Dianna McGowen Bossier City Lyndra Pate Shreveport 145 Jerry Peacock Shreveport Jackie Rosett Shreveport Carolyn Searcy Benton, Ark. Clyde Perkins Shreveport Bob Ross T exarkana, Ark. Billy Sikes Alleene, Ark. Sandra Poss Shreveport Ron Radzikowski Ringold Gail Simmons Shreveport Wilma Sisk Shreveport Joey Robinson Shreveport Roy Simmons Longvieiv, Tex. John Roppolo Shreveport Jimmy Smith Shreveport Merrill Anne Snider Shreveport Robert Sorensen Shreveport Picture Not Available Jada Sparks Shreveport Catherine Staples Shreveport • m 146 Charlotte Stodhill Ray v ille Linda Walker Shreveport Patsy West Weeks Gordon Talk Baker Lawrence Waschka Shreveport Elaine Thaxton Shreveport Susanne Tipton Shreveport Elizabeth Turner Shreveport Linda Whitlow Springhill George Wolfe Shreveport Harry Wuennenberg St. Louis, Mo. Louise Wynn Shreveport Nancy Waddell Shreveport Gail Yarbrough Mansfield Jule Ann Young Baton Rouge Peter Young Shreveport 147 Mu ,:. • . KftjW!  • . - a JkTii , {I, , : jrif? . ' • ' z J3 ri- ; iAsl. : - ' ' ' ■ h ' $$h, : ; v ■ w — - ■ - - - v -• ' -- ' ■ . -■ ' ■ sai?sr Wfft v . ' V . : 4|gM F W : - : ' ■ ... ■ ■:  . ■ : c . ■ - . • , i- -■. : . . ' ■•;■ :- •«Vt --. r y 7 i js; y ' -:t r • I,:T... l oK v ' %- - . t . SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jimmy Mitchell Nancy Lecky Lucille Walsh Chat Reed 148 % .  • ' u, ■ 1 '  - ■ Ink « ; W SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Beth Catton Leonard Riggs SOPHOMORE Don Adair Lone Star, Tex. Havard Albright Jennings Dianna Amnions Many Joel Anderson Bossier City Wilda Andrews Sbreveport Issac Anthony Sbreveport Tom Arnoldi Sbreveport Mildred Bahm Sbreveport Hoyt Bain Sbreveport Judy Balliet Baton Rouge Val Jean Banta Sbreveport Norman Barnes Sbreveport Linda Beaird Sbreveport Don Beattie New Orleans Ellie Beckley Albany, Ind. Howard Bell Sbreveport Bob Bishoff Karnack, Tex. Sharon Blevins Joaquinn, Tex. Lee Bone Hattiesburg, Miss. Diane Bowen Sbreveport Olivet Bower Sbreveport Roger Box Sbreveport Charles Boyette Sbreveport John Brewer Arcadia Kathleen Brian Baton Rouge James Briggs Vivian fllll Howard Crosby Sbrereport Edith Cunard Baker Judy Daigle Sbrereport Ginger Darnell Sbrereport LaNell Dean El Dorado, Ark. Judy DeLouche Sbrereport Mary Lou Briggs Sbrereport Pat Byrd New Orleans Heather Dodson Little Rock. Ark. Linda Dodson Monroe Ed Doremus Houston, Tex. Robert Calliham Sbrereport Franc Campisi Bossier City Rosemary Casey Texarkana, Ark. Beth Catton Turner AFB, Ga. Marie Durbin Sbrereport Don Ensley Joplin, Mo. James Falls Sbrereport John Cowen Midland Larry Cowley Pampano Beach, Fla. Robert Farrell Sbrereport Don Fontana Sbrereport Allen Ford Jefferson, Tex. Nell Forsyth Carthage, Tex. David Forth Bossier City Mary Alice Foster Sbrereport CLASS Ann Fowler Shreveport Rob Franks Shreveport John Frazer Monroe Danny Fuller Shreveport JoAnn Garma Met air ie Sara Giglio Shreveport Robert Gillan Shreveport Don Gilcrease Shreveport Dave Glass Tampa, Fla. William Golden Shreveport Ken Gordon Jefferson, Tex. Carman Gray Bossier City Louie Griffith Shreveport Robert Hamilton Shreveport Carol Hanna Sulphur Barbara Harman Shreveport Rodney Hart Shreveport Vernon Hastings Shreveport Bob Hawkins Shreveport David Hayes Crowley Tommy Head W. Monroe Dick Heard Winnfield Jane Hebert Leesville 152 Jimmy Henderson Bogalusa Harriet Hill Crowley John Hill Shreveport Patsy Hoffman Shreveport Mary Hoffpauir Shreveport Ann Hogan Dallas, Tex. Barry Hope Shreveport Mary Holden Shreveport Doug Howard Met air ie Karen Kesner Washington, D.C. Julia King Shreveport Norman Howse Shreveport Barbara Humphries Shreveport Johnette Hunter Shreveport Ekkehard Klausa Koln, Germany Judy Kleinhans Shreveport Helen Margaret Kremers Shreveport Diana Laney El Dorado, Ark. Linda Ice Shreveport Bobby Jackson Bossier City Paulette James Shreveport Carolyn Lapleau Midland Nancy Lecky El Dorado, Ark. Jack Jeter Shreveport Lou Johnson Shreveport Geneva Jones Alexandria Jane Jones Shreveport Karen Kanapkey Shreveport Joe Pat Keet ' on Shreveport 53 Kay Lee Shreveport Richard Lee Maplewood Michael Liverman Shreveport R. V. Lockwood Spearsville Loretta Lowrey Mansfield Harvey Long Shreveport Boise Macbeth La Canada, Calif. Melanie Martin Shreveport John Lukasik Irvington, N.J. Stan McAfoos Alton, III. Bill McCaa Shreveport Maureen Melborn Rogers, Ark. Harriet Matthews Shreveport Bill Martin Shreveport Joanne Mills Shreveport Kathy McCallister Arcadia Bob McCraine Zachary Frances McCraw Shreveport Nancy Minter Cason, Tex. Jim Mitchell Shreveport Thomas McDowell Vivian Sandra McElwee liaynesville Pat McFarland Shreveport Patti McHugh New Orleans Pierce McKeithen Ferriday Susan McVea Zachary Marion Palmer Sbreveport Nancy Parker Center, Tex. William Parker Sbreveport Jimmie Pippen Cross vi lie. III. Susan Prados Sbreveport Nell Preble New Orleans Diane Mollet Dallas, Tex. Ellen Morgan Sbreveport Hal Proske Sbreveport Mary Jane Ramsey Sbreveport Vicki Rapp Gulf port, Miss. Betty Mount Sulphur Roland Nanez San Antonio, Tex. Bob Norris Sbreveport Jerry O ' Dell Bossier City Carolyn Ratcliffe Natchez, Miss. David Ray Sbreveport Chat Reed Sbreveport Jim Oldson Sbreveport Pat O ' Neil Sbreveport Thomas Richardson Sbreveport Leonard Riggs hongview, T ex. Carla Riley Sbreveport Jeri Riley Sbreveport Dorothy Risin er Welsh Scotty Roberts Sbreveport Raymond Sexton Pineville Johnny Shankles Beaumont Edward Shaw Shreveport William Shaw Shreveport Martha Simmons Shreveport Tommy Siskron Shreveport Robert Rogers Shreveport Margaret Rosbottom Shreveport Gloria Sistrunk Shreveport Beverly Smith Homer Richard Smith Bossier City Jean Roberts Leesville Cherie Russo Morgan City Bejie Sandlin Mt. Pleasant, Tex. Julie Schmidt Shreveport Sara Smith Shreveport Gail Southerland Plain Dealing Mike Sport Marshall Glennie Scott DeQueen, Ark. Otto Sellers Shreveport Sandra Stokes Shreveport Robbie Street Shreveport David Swearingen Shreveport Lois Thayer Shreveport Nancy Thigpen Shreveport George Thompson Shreveport 156 Page Tiller Met ' ait ie Bill Tillman Bossier City William Trimble Lake Charles Brenda Thomas Shreveport Bettye Thornton Camden, Ark. June Tobey Shreveport Annette Wimberly Shreveport Rush Wimberly Arcadia Richard Townley Shreveport Cecil Upshaw Bossier City Thomas Vaughn Bossier City Derwood Winfree Dallas, Tex. Nancy Wood Shreveport Frank Young Shreveport Lorena Young Shreveport Jennifer Victory Shreveport Gail Walker Logansport Riley Wallace Jerseyville, 111. Lucille Walsh Baton Rouge Charles Webb Shreveport Elizabeth Whitthorne Shreveport Mary Anne Youngblood Shreveport 7 ' .- - ' ■J ' . ' s V - ' W i- « ' i ML L § James Williams Shreveport • ■ T Joan Williams Afo zra J| V, Monna Williams « c Shreveport 157 ■ FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer David Strother Marty Akins Paula Jahnke Bill Blackman 158 Barbara Addison Shrereport Robert Arnold Sbreveport Bill Aiken Shrereport Cincy Bailey New Orleans Marty Aiken Sbreveport Janet Alford Mount Hermon, La. Louise Allend Sbreveport FRESHMAN Mary Anderson Sbreveport Tim Barnes Clyde Barrett Rickey Bauchman Dennis Baughman Kathy Beasley Fran Bennett Sbreveport Sbreveport Dallas, Tex. Sbreveport Sbreveport Sbreveport Michael Berry Sbreveport Gail Bonneau Bay side, NY. Bill Blackman Sbreveport Ronda Bliese Sbreveport Jo Ann Bolster Metairie, La. David Bone Ashdown, Ark. Lynda Bonnar Belcher, La. . ,-. Gary Bossier lou Bossier City Micheal Brent Biloxi, Miss. Bonnie Brian Baton Rouge, La. Edward Brister Sbreveport Carol Brown Sbreveport Mary Boney Mooringsport, La. Kay Brown Onarga, 111. fir i Marshall Brown New Orleans Sandra Cararas Monroe, La. Jane Cooper Shreveport U Mary Ann Bruce Shreveport Richard Brunson Shreveport Barbara Butcher Denison, Tex. Jerry Butcher Rolla, La. CLASS Ronnie Byrd Leesville, La. Connie Carson Shreveport Bill Carter Shreveport Bill Causey Shreveport Jimmy Chatham Jefferson, Tex. Georgia Butler West Monroe i I m m Peter Cameron Prospect Heights, III. James Chaney Baton Rouge Perren Cherry Diane Clark Jean Clements Robert Clifton Joel Climer Gayle Collins Shreveport Metairie, La. New Orleans Bossier City Bossier City Metairie, La. Marvin Collins Minden. La. Bob Conner Dallas, Tex. Judd Copeland Shreveport Joseph Cordaro Shreveport Carole Cotton Rayville, La. Ann Covington Sulphur, La. Janet Cox . , • Plain Dealing Lar £ ■ Robert Crews Eddie Dance Garland Davidson Peter Davidson Douglas Davis Judy Davis Shreveport Corpus Christi, Tex. Shreveport New Orleans Alexandria, La. Shreveport Willis Dear Shreveport Keith Dobbins Camden, Ark. Roy Dupuy Marks vi lie, La. |MH| Lois Debney Beaumont, La. Sandy Donahue Shreveport Mary Frances Doss Shreveport Elaine Drake Santa Monica, California Mary Ellen Dumas El Dorado, Ark. David Durham Shreveport Don Easterwood Shreveport Craig Ceck Shreveport Jon Deckhard Fred Decker Eugene Deputy Bob Dickerson Bruce Dinwiddie Beth Dixon Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport New Orleans Camden, Ark Waynette Dunson Dallas, Tex. George Estrada Mexico City ■ , Kathy Everett Jackson, Miss. Betty Fain Shreveport Linda Feller Shreveport Jimmy Field Shreveport David Foster Shreveport Courtney Frantz New Iberia, La. Linda Fullilove Shreveport Becky Gould Dallas, Texas Mike Grigsby Shreveport Carol Hagner Cotton Valley Barbara Hemphill Little Rock, Ark. Ama Garland Shreveport Otto Grishkat Pittsburgh, Pa. Gerald Hanna River Grove, 111. Lillian Hendricks Pharr, Tex. mp Joe Getsinger Shreveport Gail Gisy Grafton, III. Betty Glass Baton Rouge, La. Paul Goodwin Shreveport Granville Goza Shreveport Tommy Green El Dorado, Ark. Carol Grigsby Bossier City, La. Vance Griswald Houston, Tex. Clarence Gutteridge Auburndale. Fla. Jan Haenil Shreveport Bob Harmon Shreveport Don Harris Dallas, Texas Kay Harris Stamps, Fla. Constance Heath Shreveport Andrew Hernandez Shreveport Bonnie Henry Dallas, Texas Caleb Hill Waldo, Ark. Pat Holt Calion, Ark. Mary Ann Honaker Barksdale AFB Linda Hope Shreveport Buck Horn Minden, La. Johnny Howe .,_ Shreveport ■ Linda Howard Houston, Tex. Ralph Howard Alexandria Barbara Hubbart Shreveport Johnny Jackins Shreveport Paula Jahnke Shreveport Sharon John Shreveport Becky Jo Johnson Bossier City Tommy Johnston Shreveport Milton Kicklighter Glennville, Ga. Diann King Jefferson, Tex. Sara Koenig Tulsa, Okla. Regina Levinson Denison, Tex. Craig Lindamood Kenner Sally Lohnes 1 64 Shreveport Barrow Long Shreveport Louise Long El Dorado, Ark. Sharon Hubert Clanton, Ala. Sonny Hyles Longview, Tex. Perry Mac Jones Shreveport Mary Jo Lavaty Webster Groves, M.o. Betty Kalil Shreveport Eve Lemons Houston, Tex. Barbara Irvine Pineville Herbert Jennings Neu Orleans Sally Keller North Little Rock, Ark. Marcia Leonard Little Rock, Ark. Sidney Lloyd Minden Stan Lockard Shreveport Mark Lueg Lake Charles Pat McCarty Shreveport Nancy McCrery Shreveport Greg McSwain Bossier City Nolan Mackey Bossier City Ernestine Massey Sbreveport Charles Mills Bossier City Martha Mitchell Mt. Pleasant, Tex. I Emma McDade Truly McDaniel Carol Anne McDonald Molly McGee Jackie Mclntyre Ed McLoughlin Belcher Bossier City Monroe Sbreveport Joint, III. Dallas, Tex. Gary McSwain Bossier City Bonnie Mackenzie Dallas, Tex. Ray Madden Arcadia William Malone Sbreveport Evaline Markel Vicksbi rg, Miss. Robert Marsh Bossier City Martha Martin Sbreveport Noel Matthews Metairie Jesse Means Bossier City Terry Milligan Sbreveport Yvonne Millinger Sbreveport Lawless Miller Sbreveport Louise Minter Minden Bill Mitchell Sbreveport Jerry Mitchell Sbreveport Brenda Montgomery Kaplan Linda Kay Moore Sbreveport Anne Morcom Baton Rouge Millicent Morgan New Orleans Jimmy Mounger ., c Rayville ' bb V Ronnie Monsour Shreveport Barry Petree Shreveport William Powell Shreveport 166 Joyce Quimby Dallas, Tex. Tom Mullen Shreveport Jacquelyn Neff Dallas, Tex. Paul NewHouse Bossier City Jennie Nutt Dallas, Tex. Suzy Phipps Tyler, Tex. Pat Pittellcow New Orleans Mellie Prudhomme Shreveport Everett Plummer Jonesboro Wanda Praytor Bellaire. Tex. Marie Prichard Shreveport Doogie Pringos Little Rock, Ark. Newell Pugh Shreveport Betty Ralph Osceola, Ark. Cynthia Rankin Tyler, Tex. Danny Richards Longview, Tex. James Riddle Shreveport Susie Oliver Shreveport Bob Olmsted Mary Nell Orman Allen Owen Barbara Packard Nancy Padgett Rosary Palermo Dallas, Tex. Pueblo, Colo. Shreveport Camden, Ark. Shreveport Shreveport Penny Parker Brian Parsons Phyllis Payne Mary Pearson Marialice Perkins Charles Peters Austin, Tex. Shreveport Marshall, Tex. Oil City Marshall, Tex. Shreveport Anita Powell Little Rock, Ark. Rebecca Purcell Plain Dealing Mary Rinaudo Shreveport Chris Roach Shreveport Jimmy Robinson Shreveport Mary Lou Russell Denison, Tex. Kathy Serrett Columbia Lee Sills New York, NY. Bill Smelser Shreveport Jeannette Speakes Kelt hi ' Me Rickie Sandifer Jackson, Aliss. Sharon Sherril Shreveport Jack Sims Lees vill e David Smith Shreveport Kyle Stevenson Shreveport Julie Rocquin Metairie Catherine Rogers Camp Lejeune, N.C. Kay Rowland Dubberly Frank Ruscitto Shreveport Pa t Seabaugh Shreveport Patricia Seabaugh Shreveport Jacqueline Seale Shreveport Linda Sermons Bossier City Picture Not Available Pat Sherritt Richardson, Tex. Teresa Shetley Man t field William Shober N. Weymouth, Alass. Dee Skinner Dalla . Tex. Arthur Simpson Shreveport Jeanne Slaughter Monroe Thomas Sleamaker Shreveport Anna Smead Camden, Ark. Geraldine Smith Marshall, Tex. Joelle Smith DeRidder Sharon Smith Shreveport Carolyn Spaulding Camden. Ark. Doris Stewart Marshall, Tex. Barbara Stone Shreveport Maidye Strickland Monroe Martha Strong Maplewood 167 David Strother Robert Swarm Melvin Swenson Mary Fair Thacker James Thigpen Sharon Thigpen Shreveport Shreveport Shreveport Owensboro Ky. Shreveport DeRidder Judi Thompson Little Rock, Ark. Bob Tolbert El Dorado, Ark. Terry Tomlin Dallas, Tex. Martin Trichel Shreveport Susan Trimble Bossier City Hugh Vail Bossier City Earle Valentine Kent Van Arsdel Angel Vernon Betty Vickers Billy Waldrop Babs Walther Shreveport Shreveport Alexandria Zwolle Columbus, Ga. Shreveport Buddy Webb Shreveport Garland Weidner Shreveport Suzann Welty Little Rock, Ark. Dale Wheeler Shreveport Robert White Shreveport Danna Wilmoth Longview, Tex. Sharon Wilson Paula Wolfe Carol Wood William Wood Carl Wooden Pam Woodroof Little Rock, Ark. Longview, Tex. DeRidder Shreveport Bossier City Idabel, Okla. I AQ Gayle Wren 168 Delhi Jeannie Yearwood Shreveport Ann Young Tupelo, Miss Judy Young El Dorado, Ark. Norman Young Richardson, Tex. Suzanne Young Shreveport ALMA MATER (Words by James Church Alvord) Where the sleepy, silvef bayou Gleams among the pines, Watching o ' er fie throbbing city , Alma Mater shines. wCm).ru Forward, forward, Centenary ime and ticte may fail, But our hearts shall lo e iee ever Centenary, Like a wave the mighty city Surges ' round thy- e r--- - ' | Guide it, train it, teach it wisdom, Alma Mater Sweet. Chorus) Green the boughs that rustle ' roftd thee On thy stately crest; Greener is our mem ' ry of thee — Alma Mater blest. (Chorus) p lr«tei r MMf - : ' k IN APPRECIATION . . . As the last pages go to press and the staff breathes a sigh of relief, the editor pauses to take stock of the work and figure out how it was finished on time. It occurs to us that many peo- ple, on and off campus, have played an important role in the production of the 1962 Yoncopin. Without the staff members who survived the rush for dead- lines, the editor ' s jittery nerves and worried consultations, this book would not be in the reader ' s hands. So thanks, staff — for the many unpaid hours you spent planning pictures and layout, typing and drawing up pages. To those students and faculty members who posed (endlessly it seems) for me, I say thanks. I do appreciate the graceful en- durance of photo sittings, scheduling of group pictures, occa- sional missed appointments, and the retakes necessary in the course of the year. A special thanks is due to the Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas and its representative, Fred Elsing. To George Shorter of Snorter ' s Studio and Ben Kinel of Kind ' s Studio for having pictures when I needed them even though it was at times incon- venient for them. It is the editor ' s hope that these people will be satisfied with the 1962 Yoncopin, because their efforts have made the book INDEX A Adair, Donnie (So) 84, 106, 150 Addison, Barbara (Fr) 160 Aiken, Marty (Fr) 80, 158, 160 Aiken, William (Fr) 84, 111, 119, 159, 160 Akins, Ruth Ann (Jr) 62 Albright, Havard (So) 150 Alford, Janet (Fr) 48, 54, 160, 167 Allen, Linda (Jr) 142 Allen, Nathan (Jr) 107 Allend, Louise (Fr) 160 Ammons, Dianna (So) 54, 78, 150 Anderson, Joel (So) 150 Anderson, Mary (Fr) 49, 151, 160 Andrews, Wilda (So) 150 Anthony, Isaac (So) 150 Armintor, Marie (Sr) 45, 65, 78, 130 Arnold, Robert (Fr) 160 Arnoldi, Thomas (Jr) 50, 54, 55, 150 B Bahn, Mildred (So) 150 Bailey, Cindy (Fr) 54, 61, 160 Bain, Hoyt (Jr) 59, 84, 150 Bains, Louella (Jr) 62, 69, 72 Balliet, Judy (So) 80, 150 Banta, Val Jean (So) 150 Barbee, Barbara (Jr) 38, 40, 41, 60, 61, 63, 119, 142 Barnes, Furman (So) 104, 110, 150 Barnes, Tim (Fr) 49, 160 Barrett, Clyde (Fr) 160 Barrett, Thomas (Sr) 142 Barton, Evelyn (Sr) 130 Bauchman, Richard (Fr) 160 Baughman, Charles (Fr) 160 Beaird, Linda (So) 150 Bearden, Barbara (Sr) 60, 130 Beattie, Donald (So) 150 Beazley, Kathryn (Fr) 80, 160 Beckley, Eleanor (So) 150 Bell, Howard (Fr) 150 Bell, Robert (Jr) 130 Bennett, Clay (Jr) 142 Bennett, Francis (Fr) 160 Berry, Michael (Fr) 160 Bibbins, Lorene (Sr) 130 Biggs, Mouzon, (Sr) 130 Bishoff, Bob (So) 50, 84, 150 Bishop, Eric (Jr) 82, 142 Blackburn, Lloyd (Sr) 130 Blackman, William (Fr) 61, 84, 158, 160 172 Blackmon, Betsy (Jr) 61, 63, 78, 142 Blankenship, Robert (Jr) 56, 63, 64, 86 Blevins, Sharon (So) 54, 150 Bliese, Rhoda (Fr) 51, 160 Bobbitt, Virginia (Sr) 62, 130 Bolster, Jo Ann (Fr) 80, 160 Bone, David (Fr) 160 Bone, Lee (So) 150 Boney, Mary Lynn (Fr) 160 Bonneau, Gail (Fr) 78, 160 Bonner, Lynda (Fr) 160 Bossier, Gary (Fr) 160 Bounds, Harold (Sr) 61, 63 Bowen, Jennifer (So) 150 Bowen, Olivet (So) 150 Bowker, William (Fr) 84 Box, Roger (So) 57, 84, 105, 150 Boyette, Stanley (So) 150 Brandon, Julian (Sr) 130 Brent, John (Fr) 51, 160 Brewer, John (So) 45, 50, 84, 150 Brewerton, Thomas (Jr) 82, 142 Brian, Bonnye (Fr) 51, 160 Brian, Kathleen (So) 150 Briggs, James (So) 150 Briggs, Mary Lou (So) 80, 151 Brister, Edward (Fr) 160 Broadus, John (So) 62 Brown, Marshall (Fr) 82, 160 Brown, Carol (Fr) 76, 160 Brown, Kay (Fr) 76, 151, 160 Bruce.-Merry Ann (Fr) 161 Brunson, Richard (Fr) 82, 161 Brunson, Gene (Jr) 54, 59, 84, 142 Burks, LaVerne (Jr) 45, 46, 41, 49, 76, 119, 142 Burnett, Shirley (Jr) 46, 54, 105, 142 Butcher, Barbara (Fr) 161 Butcher, Jerry (Fr) 101, 102, 161 Butler, Georgia (Fr) 161 Byrd, Ronnie (Fr) 50, 84, 161 Byrd, Pat (So) 57, 61, 62, 69, 78, 151 C Caldwell, Diane (Sr) 40, 41, 47, 59, 80, 119, 129, 130 Calliham, Robert (So) 151 Camerer, Joyce (Jr) 57, 65, 78, 142 Cameron, Peter (Fr) 161 Camp, Diane (Sr) 46, 105, 115, 117, 120, 130 Campisi, Frank (So) 151 Cannon, Lynn (Sr) 46, 131 Cararas, Sandra (Fr) 161 Cardwell, Sylvia (Sr) 62, 69, 142 Carpenter, W. I. (Sr) 49, 131 Carson, Connie (Fr) 48, 161 Carter, Tommy (Jr) 82, 142 Carver, Carolyn (Sr) 49, 51, 54, 131 Carver, Clarene (Sr) 49, 51, 54, 131 Casey, Rosemary (So) 47, 61, 64, 66, 151 Cater, John (Fr) 161 Catton, Beth (So) 30, 80, 116, 117, 119, 149, 151 Causey, Billy (Fr) 49, 161 Chamness, Ben (Sr) 131 Chaney, James (Fr) 49, 161 Chatham, James (Fr) 50, 161 Cherry, Perren (Fr) 161 Cimino, Rosie (Sr) 131 Clark, Dianne (Fr) 161 Clement, Jean (Fr) 51, 76, 161 Clifton, Robert (Fr) 101, 161 Climer, Joel (Fr) 161 Clingman, Sally (Sr) 39, 42, 44, 46, 47, 78, 138, 131 Cockrell, Robert (Jr) 142 Collier, Myrna (Sr) 52, 66, 131 Collins, Gayle (Fr) 62, 161 Collins, Marvin (Fr) 161 Conner, Robert (Fr) 84, 161 Cook, Hope (Jr) 142 Cooper, Jane (Fr) 161 Cooper, Kay (Sr) 38, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 54, 55,66, 78, 119, 131 Copeland, Judd (Fr) 161 Cordaro, Joseph (Fr) 161 Cotton, Carole (Fr) 57, 68, 161 Couvillion, Don (Jr) 84, 142 Covington, Ann (Fr) 51, 80, 161 Covington, Margaret (Sr) 131 Cowen, John (So) 84, 151 Cowley, Larry (So) 54, 61, 84, 151 Cox, Janet (Fr) 46, 161 Coyle, Hugh (Jr) 142 Cozine, Ruthanne (Jr) 62, 142 Crawford, Beverly (Jr) 142 Crawford, Dessagene (Jr) 49, 60, 64, 143 Crenshaw, Lorine (Jr) 62, 67, 143 Crews, Robert (Fr) 161 Crosby, Howard (So) 151 Crow, John (Sr) 131 Cunard, Edith (So) 151 D Daigle, Judy (So) 151 Dance, Eddie (Fr) 80, 162 Darby, James (Sr) 132 Darnell, Ginger (So) 151 Davidson, Louis ( Jr) 143 Davidson, Garland (Fr) 162 Davidson, Peter (Fr) 49, 162 Davis, Dorothy (Jr) 143 Davis, Douglas (Fr) 49, 162 Davis, Judith (Fr) 162 Davis, Mary Glenn (Jr) 65, 143 Dean, Dorothy LaNell (So) 151, 154 Dear, Willis (Fr) 49, 162 Debney, Lois Anne (Fr) 51, 76, 162 Deck, Robert Craig (Fr) 162 Deckard, Jon Fichard (Fr) 162 Decker, Fred (Fr) 111, 162 DeFatta, Angelina (Sr) 60, 65, 132 Dellinger, Dixie Lee (Jr) 48, 66, 143 DeLouche, Judith (So) 151 Deputy, Eugene (So) 162 DeShong, Kenneth (Jr) 143 Dickerson, Robert (Sr) 148, 162 Dinwiddie, Bruce (Fr) 82, 104, 162 Dixon, Mary Beth (Fr) 61, 78, 162 Dobbins, Keith (Fr) 162 Dodson, Donna Heather (So) 78, 151 Dodson, Linda Ann (So) 63, 151 Donohue, Sandy (Fr) 162 Doremus, Edward (So) 86, 151 Dorman, John (Sr) 132 Dorsett, Cora (Sp) 60 Doss, Mary Frances (Fr) 162 Drake, Elaine (Fr) 51, 80, 162 Dumas, Mary Ellen (Fr) 78, 162 Dunson, Waynette (Fr) 162 Dupuy, Roy (Fr) 86, 162 Durbin, Fay (Fr) 151 Durham, David (Fr) 82, 162 E Eanes, Lee Edward (Jr) 143 Earp, Robert (Jr) 48, 86, 143 Easley, Ed (Jr) 99, 100, 143 Easterwood, Don (Fr) 104, 162 Edler, Robert (So) 86 Elliott, Edith (Sr) 27, 39, 40, 41, 42, 47, 57, 66,80, 132 Emerson, Virginia (Sr) 78, 132 Ensley, Don (Jr) 97, 100, 151 Epps, Lonnete (Fr) 65 Estrada, Jorge (Fr) 82, 104, 162 Eubanks, William (Jr) 50, 66, 84, 143 Evans, Johnny (Sr) 57, 64, 84, 132 Everett, Mary Katherine (Fr) 63, 162 Ewing, David (Jr) 50, 60, 66, 143 Fain, Betty (Fr) 162 Falk, Lawrence (Sr) 49, 64, 86, 132 Falls, James David (Jr) 151 Farley, James (Jr) 39, 43, 44, 49, 62, 72, 143 Farmer, Mary (Sr) 62, 63 Farrell, Robert Joel (So) 48, 63, 151 Fatter, Esmond (JO 45, 84, 143 Feller, Linda Gail (Fr) 51, 77, 162 Ferrari, Ralph (Jr) 84, 98, 100, 143 Field, James (Fr) 84, 162 Fontana, Don (Jr) 151 Ford, Allen (So) 50, 84, 106, 151 Forsyth, Nell (So) 47, 151 Forth, David (So) 151 Foster, David (Sp) 162 Foster, Mary Alice (So) 151 Foster, Paxton (Sr) 132 Foster, William (Sr) 60 Fouts, Sarah (Sr) 132 Fowler, Ann (So) 152 Fox, Linda (Sr) 59, 66, 132 France, Kay (Sr) 39, 45, 46, 47, 49, 76, 132 Franklin, Lawrence (Sr) 133 Franks, Rob (Jr) 83, 104, 152 Frantz, Courtney (Fr) 78, 162 Frazer, John (So) 61, 66, 83, 152 Freeland, Johnny (Fr) 86, 105 Freeman, Mary (Sr) 133 Fullilove, Linda (Fr) 57, 78, 162 Fuller, Danny (So) 152 Furr, Lucy (Sr) 143 G Gant, Herbert (Sr) 48, 133 Garma, Joann Marie (So) 152 Garland, Ama Ruth (Fr) 49, 63, 163 Gates, Betty (Sr) 133 Gates, Mary (Jr) 143 Gay, Jeanne (Sr) 133 Getsinger, William Joseph (Fr) 163 Gibson, David (Sr) 62, 133 Giglio, Sara (So) 152 Gilcrease, Frank (So) 152 Gillan, Robert (So) 84, 152 Gilmer, George (Sr) 45, 84 Gisy, Gail (Fr) 85, 101, 163 Glass, Bette Ruth (Fr) 51, 77, 163 Glass, Dave (So) 85, 152 Godfrey, Brynn (Sr) 104, 143 Golden, William (So) 83, 104, 152 Goldsberry, Deanne (Jr) 144 Goldsby, Lajuana (Jr) 143 Goodwin, Paul (Fr) 163 Gordon, Ken (So) 54, 84, 152 Gould, Betsy (Jr) 54, 144 Gould, Becky (Fr) 57, 59, 78, 140, 163 Gozo, Granvile (Fr) 163 Granger, Gail (Jr) 46, 47, 57, 77, 144 Gray, Louise (Fr) 152 Green, Tommy (Fr) 48, 154, 163 Griffith, Gay (Jr) 65, 80, 144 Griffith, Louie (So) 65, 80, 152 Grigsby, Carol (Fr) 163 Grigsby, Michael (Fr) 163 Grigsby, Vickie (Sr) 48 Grishkat, Otto (Fr) 85, 163 Griswold, Vance (Fr) 54, 86, 163 Gullo, John (Jr) 62, 144 Gutted dge, Butch (Jr) 49, 86, 163 H Haenel, Jan (Fr) 78, ' 163 Hagner, Carol (Fr) 51, 77, 163 Hale, Arthur (Sr) 133 Hamilton, Bob (So) 85, 152 Hanna, Carol (So) 46, 58, 63, 78, 105 Hanna, Gerald (Fr) 163 Harman, Barbara Jean (So) 152 Harmon, Bob (Fr) 62, 85, 163 Harris, Donald (Fr) 85, 104, 163 Harris, Elizabeth (Fr) 61, 78, 163 Hart, Rodney (So) 60, 83, 104, 152 Hastings, Vernon (Jr) 152 Hawkins, Robert (So) 83, 152 Hayes, Mike (So) 85, 152 Head, Arthur ( ) 62 Head, Tommy (So) 57, 61, 64, 85, 152 Heard, Dick (-) 152 Heard, Earnest (Sr) 50, 133 Heath, Constance (Fr) 163 Hebert, Jane (So) 62, 152 Hemphill, Barbara (Fr) 77, 163 Henderson, Jimmy (So) 58, 61, 64, 85, 105, 152 Hendricks, Lillian (Fr) 163 Henry, Bonnie (Fr) 69, 149, 163 Hernandez, Andrew (Fr) 163 Herndon, Dan (Sp) 83, 133 Herrington, Alice Ruth (Jr) 51, 60, 66, 144 Hielscher, Esther (Sr) 133 Hill, Caleb (Fr) 163 Hill, Harriet (So) 152 Hill, John (So) 66, 152 Hitchcock, Sara (Sr) 42, 47, 59, 65, 78, 128, 133 Hoffman, Patsy (So) 153 Hoffpauir, Mary (Sp) 153 Hogan, Ann (So) 81, 153 Holden, Mary (So) 153 173 Holt, Pat (Fr) 49, 65, 163 Honaker, Mary Ann (Fr) 49, 51, 163 Hope, Barry (Jr) 54, 62, 69, 86, 153 Hope Linda (Fr) 54, 163 Horn, Buck (Fr) 92, 101, 102, 163 Horton, Ryan (Jr) 49, 50, 54, 62, 86, 144 Howard, Douglas (So) 48, 83, 104, 105, 153 Howard, Linda (Fr) 57, 79, 163 Howard, Mary (Fr) 49, 62, 144 Howard, Ralph (Fr) 164 Howe, Johnny (Fr) 163 Howse, Norman (So) 83, 153 Hubbart, Barbara (Fr) 66, 164 Hubert, Edwina (Sr) 134 Hubert, Sharon (Fr) 164 Hudson, Dale (Jr) 61, 144 Humphries, Barbara (So) 153 Humphrey, Woodus (Sr) 134 Hunter, Johnette (So) 153 Hyles, Sonny (Fr) 85, 164 ' T Ice, Linda (So) 153 Irvine, Barbara (Fr) 51, 63, 164 J Jackins, Johnny (Sp) 164 Jackson, Grace (Jr) 62, 69, 79, 144 Jackson, Robert Wayne (So) 153 Jahnke, Paula (Fr) 31, 51, 81, 158, 164 James, Paulette (So) 62, 69, 81, 153 Jennings, Herbert (Fr) 49, 50, 61, 164 Jeter, Jack (Jr) 104, 153 Jinkins, Pat (Jr) 60, 63 John, Sharon (Fr) 164 Johns, Dick (Sr) 72, 134 Johnson, Becky Jo (Fr) 151, 164 Johnson, Joel (Jr) 60, 144 Johnson, Lou (So) 153 Johnson, William (Sr) 41, 44, 82, 119, 134 Johnston, Maury (Jr) 65, 79, 144 Johnston, Tommy (Fr) 164 Jones, Geneva (So) 79, 153 Jones, Jane (Fr) 153 Jones, Perry Mac (Fr) 164 Jones, Ralph Phillip (Sp) 144 Jouett, Jerry (Sr) 85, 119, 128, 129, 134 K Kalil, Betty (Fr) 51, 57, 164 Kanapey, Karen (Jr) 62, 153 Keeton, Joel Pat (Jr) 63, 153 Keller, Sally (Fr) 54, 61, 79, 164 Kelley, Martha (Jr) 63, 76, 144 Kesner, Karen (Jr) 65, 153 Kicklighter, Milton (Fr) 164 Kimball, David (Sr) 134 King, Diann (Fr) 46, 49, 19, 164 King, Julia (So) 153 King, Kay (Jr) 46, 60, 77, 144 King, Ford (Sr) 98, 100, 105, 134 Klausa, Ekkehard, (Sp) 61, 153 Kleinhans, Judy (So) 47, 52, 61, 66, 105, 153 Koenig, Sara (Fr) 51, 63, 79, 164 Kremers, Helen (So) 153 Krumnow, Clarice (Jr) 49, 144 L Laney, Gail (So) 61, 64, 67, 153 Lapleau, Carolyn (So) 81, 153 Lavaty, Mary Jo (Fr) 79, 164 Lavigne, Pat (Jr) 65 Lawn, Sandy (So) 40, 41, 54, 55, 86, 119 Lecky, Nancy (So) 47, 54, 66, 19, 148, 153 Lee, Kay (So) 65, 154 Lee, Richard (Jr) 54, 154 Lemmons, John (Sr) 50, 86, 134 Lemons, Eve (Fr) 51, 77, 164 Leonard, Marcia (Fr) 81, 164 Levinson, Regina (Fr) 47, 79, 164 Lewis, Roxie (Jr) 77, 105, 144 Liberto, Sarah (Sr) 38, 60, 64, 61, 134 Lindamood, Craig (Fr) 164 Lingenfelter, Melanie (So) 61 Little, Judy (Jr) 144 Liverman, Mike (So) 48, 63, 154 Lloyd, Keith (Jr) 39, 40, 41, 43, 60, 61, 84, 108, 119, 141, 144 Lloyd, Sidney (Fr) 164 Lockard, William (Fr) 49, 83, 104, 164 Lockwood, R. V. (So) 99, 100, 154 Lohnes, Sally (Fr) 81, 164 Long, Barrow (Fr) 85, 164 Long, Harvey (So) 60, 63, 85, 154 Long, Louise (Fr) 164 Love, Jeannine (Sr) 134 Lowery, Loretta (So) 79, 154 Lowery, Charles (Jr) 60, 145 Lueg, Mark (Fr) 86, 164 Lukasik, John (Jr) 94, 85, 98, 100, 154 Lyles, Jane (Sr) 134 M McAfoos, Stan (So) 92, 97, 98, 100, 154 McAnally, Lon (Sr) 59, 85, 135 McArty, Clyde (Jr) 52, 145 McCaa, William (So) 82, 154 McCallister, Kathy (So) 79, 154 McCarthy, Patricia (Fr) 164 McClanahan, Mary (Sr) 60 McClellan, John (Jr) 154 McCraine, Bob (So) 83, 154 McCrary, Mark (Fr) 104 McCraw, Frances (So) 154 McCrery, Nancy (Fr) 164 McCreary, Pegram (Sr) 84 McCuistion, Sandra (Jr) 32, 47, 45, 54, 55, 60, 66, 79, 145 McDade, Emma Louise (Fr) 164 McDaniel, Truly Wayne (Fr) 165 McDonald, Carol (Fr) 77, 165 McDowell, Jimmy (So) 154 McEachern, Ann (Sr) 47, 58, 61, 81, 135 McElwee, Sandra (So) 33, 57, 79, 154 McFarland, Pat (So) 54, 55, 154 McFarlan, David (Sr) 135 McGee, Holly (Fr) 34, 58, 79, 165 McGlathery, Lydia (Jr) 79, 154 McGowan, Diann (Jr) 81, 145 McHugh, Patti (Sp) 46, 154 Mclntyre, Jackie (Fr) 165 McKeithen, Pierce (So) 154 McLaughen, Edward (Fr) 50, 85, 165 McMahan, Paul (Sr) 54, 55, 135 McSwain, Gary (Fr) 165 McSwain, Gregory (Fr) 165 McVea, Susan (So) 79, 154 M Macbeth, Bosie (So) 154 MacKenzie, Bonnie (Fr) 81, 165 Mackey, Noland (Fr) 165 Madden, Raymond (Fr) 50, 85, 165 Machuta, Terry (Sr) 135 Malone, William (Fr) 165 Mangham, Carol (Sr) 80, 135 Manley, Robert (Sr) 62, 135 Mann, Mike (Jr) 44, 50, 60, 61, 63, 66, 85, 145 Maranto, Frank (Jr) 60, 63 Marcom, Evaline (Fr) 51, 77, 165 Marsh, Robert (Fr) 165 Martin, Judy, (Jr) 60, 66, 145 Martin, Martha (Fr) 51, 81, 165 Martin, Melanie (So) 45, 57, 61, 64, 79, 154 Martin, Bill (Fr) 154 Massey, Earnestine (Fr) 165 Matlock, Margaret (Sr) 135 Mathews, Amy (Jr) 46, 67, 145 Mathews, Harriet (So) 154 Mathews, Harry (Sr) 135 Mathews, Noel (Fr) 49, 165 Mayo, Judy (Jr) 105, 145 Means, Jess (Fr) 165 Melbourn, Maureen (So) 57, 79, 105, 154 Mellinger, Evonne (Fr) 67, 165 174 Middlebrooks, Dorothy (Sr) 60, 62, 65, 135, 138 Miller, Ala n (Jr) 83, 104 Miller, Lawless (Fr) 165 Milligan, Terrell (Fr) 48, 165 Mills, Charles, (Fr) 165 Mills, Joanne (So) 77, 154 Minter, Louise (Fr) 48, 54, 165 Minter, Nancy (So) 66, 154 Mitchell, William (Fr) 165 Mitchell, Jimmy (So) 40, 59, 61, 85, 148, 154 Mitchell, Jerry (Fr) 62, 63, 66, 135, 165 Mitchell, Jerry Mack (Sr) 69 Mitchell, Martha (Fr) 49, 79, 165 Mollet, Diane (So) 155 Monsour, Ronny (Sp) 165 Montgomery, Brenda (Fr) 81, 165 Montgomery, Gary (Sr) 44, 49, 66, 86, 136 Moore, Don (Sr) 136 Moore, Linda Kay (Fr) 165 Moore, Robert (Jr) 60 Moore, Willard (Jr) 40, 85, 98, 100, 140 Moosy, Alice (Jr) 145 Morcom, Ann (Fr) 81, 165 Moreneaux, Ann (Sr) 81, 136 Morgan, Letitia (Sp) 155 Morgan, Millicent (Fr) 81, 165 Moreneau, Jean (Jr) 145 Morris, Linda (Jr) 145 Mounger, James (Fr) 50, 58, 85, 165 Mount, Elizabeth (So) 79, 155 Mottet, Betty (Sr) 136 Mullen, Jimmy (Fr) 83, 104, 166 N Nanez, Roland (So) 83, 104, 155 Neff, Jackie (Fr) 166 Nelson, Barry (Jr) 54, 85, 145 Nelson, Marie (Sr) 38, 49, 60, 64, 136 Nelson, William (Jr) 50, 145 Netterville, Jean (Sr) 42, 54, 55, 145 Newhouse, Paul (Fr) 166 Newkirk, Susan (Sp) 47, 77, 145 Norris, Bob (Sp) 50, 54, 155 Nutt, Jennie (Fr) 69, 166 O Odell, Jerry (So) 48, 61, 155 Oglesby, Marshall (So) 72 Oldson, Jim (So) 57, 85, 155 Oliver, Susie (Fr) 35, 81, 120, 166 Olmsted, Bob (Fr) 85, 166 O ' Neil, Pat (So) 155 Orman, Mary Nell (Fr) 81, 166 Osbourn, Paul (Sr) 66, 136 Owen, Alan Earl (Fr) 166 ..p., Packard, Barbara (Fr) 166 Padgett, Nancy (Fr) 81, 166 Palermo, Rosary (Fr) 166 Palmer, Marian (So) 155 Pardue, Peggy (Jr) 81, 145 Parker, Nancy (So) 81, 155 Parker, Penny (Fr) 77, 165 Parker, William (So) 155 Parks, Don (-) 60 Parson, Brian (Fr) 83, 104, 110, 166 Pate, Lyndra (Jr) 81, 145 Payne, Phyllis (Fr) 54, 61, 79, 166 Peacock, Jerry (Jr) 146 Pearson, Barron (Fr) 166 Pendleton, Marilyn (Sr) 46, 136 Perkins, Jimmy (Sr) 146 Perkins, Marialice (Fr) 51, 166 Peters, Charles (Fr) 85, 166 Peters, Freddie (Sr) 85, 104, 136 Petree, Barry (Fr) 83, 166 Phillips, Ray (Sr) 65, 136 Phipps, Susanne (Fr) 166 Pippen, Jimmie (So) 98, 100, 155 Pittelkow, Miles (Fr) 166 Plummer, Everette (Fr) 50, 54, 85, 166 Poss, Sandra (Jr) 45, 58, 65, 81, 146 Powell, Anita Lou (Fr) 166 Powell, David (Sr) 136 Powell, William (Fr) 166 Powers, Shelton (Sr) 60, 61, 136 Prados, Susan (So) 155 Praytor, Wanda (Fr) 166 Preble, Nell (So) 155 Preston, Don (-) 83 Prichard, Marie (Fr) 77, 166 Pringos, Doogie (Fr) 79, 119, 159, 166 Proske, Otto (So) 61, 62, 72, 155 Prudhonne, Mildred ((Fr) 166 Pugh, Newell (Fr) 86, 166 Purcell, Rebecca (Fr) 61, 79, 166 Q Quimby, Joyce (Fr) 166 R Radzikowski, Ronald (Jr) 85, 146 Rainwater, Jerre (Jr) 54, 140 Ralph, Betty (Fr) 77, 166 Ramming, Mike (Sr) 38, 40, 41, 43, 45, 57, 82, 98, 100, 137 Ramsey, Mary Jane (So) 155 Rankin, Cynthia (Fr) 166 Rapp, Victoria (So) 51, 61, 66, 155 Ratcliff, Carolyn (So) 77, 155 Ray, David (Sp) 155 Reed, Chat (So) 57, 61, 64, 85, 148, 155 Reeves, Jerry (Sr) 137 Reeves, Mary Margaret (Sr) 47, 58, 78, 137 Reichelt, Carol (Sr) 36, 39, 44, 47, 65, 78, 84, 118, 121, 137 Rhodes, Judy (Sr) 42, 47, 45, 80, 119, 137 Richards, Richard (Sr) 105, 137 Richards, Danny (Fr) 85, 166 Richardson, Thomas (So) 155 Riddle, James ( Fr) 166 Riggs, Leonard (So) 50, 60, 61, 63, 85, 119 149, 155 Riley, Carla (So) 155 Riley, Jeri (So) 155 Rinaudo, Mary Alice (Fr) 166 Risinger, Dorothy (So) 67, 155 Roach, Chris (Fr) 85, 166 Roberts, Scott (So) 8,5, 155 Roberts, Ila Jean (So) 156 Roberts, Robert W. (Sr) 56, 137 Robinson, James (Fr) 167 Robinson, Jordan A. (Sr) 137 Robinson, Joseph (Jr) 60, 63, 146 Rocquin, Julia (Fr) 51, 81, 167 Rogers, Catherine (Fr) 51, 63, 81, 167 Roppolo, Nicholas (Jr) 146 Rosbottom, Margaret (Jr) 156 Rosett, Jacque (Jr) 49, 59, 65, 64, 81, 105, 146 Ross, Robert (Jr) 43, 57, 61, 84, 140, 146 Rourk, Terrell (Sr) 50, 54, 58, 85, 137 Rowland, Frances (Fr) 167 Ruscitto, Frank (Fr) 83, 104, 167 Russell, Mary Lou (Fr) 69, 167 Russo, Cherie (So) 156 S Sandifer, Ricki (Fr) 48, 57, 67, 167 Sandlin, Bejie (So) 54, 79, 156 Sartor, Joe (Sr) 54, 63, 137 Schwendimann, Fred (Sr) 26, 40, 41, 43, 39, 54, 55, 85, 118 Schmidt, Julie (So) 77, 156 Schmitt, Betty (Sr) 79, 137 Scott, Glennie (So) 54, 61, 81, 156 Scull, William (Jr) 60 Seabaugh, Pat (Fr) 167 Seabaugh, Ralph (Fr) 167 Seale, Jacque (Fr) 51, 63, 167 Searcy, Carolyn (Jr) 57, 66, 79, 146 Sellers, Otto (So) 66, 156 Sermons, Linda (Fr) 61, 66, 167 Serrett, Kathryn (Fr) 167 Sexton, Raymond (Fr) 156 Shaffer, Allen (So) 62 Shankles, John (So) 85, 105, 156 175 Shaw, Ed (So) 83, 156 Shaw, William (So) 156 Sherrill, Sharon (Fr) 67, 167 Sherritt, Pat (Fr) 61, 167 Shetley, Teresa (Fr) 79, 167 Shober, William (Fr) 86, 167 Shy, Bob (Sr) 62 Sikes, Billy (Jr) 146 Sills, Lee (Fr) 167 Simmons, Gail (Jr) 63, 146 Simmons, Martha (So) 156 Simmons, Roy (Jr) 49, 146 Simms, Jack (Fr) 85, 167 Simpson, Arthur (Fr) 83, 167 Sims, Betty (Sr) 45, 46, 47, 57, 81 Sisk, Wilma (Jr) 146 Siskron, Thomas (Jr) 85, 156 Sistrunk, Elain (So) 51, 64, 156 Skinner, Dee (Fr) 167 Slaughter, Jeanne (Fr) 79, 167 Sleamaker, Thomas (Fr) 48, 167 Smead, Anna (Fr) 167 Smelser, William (Fr) 48, 167 Smith, Joelle (Fr) 54, 79, 167 Smith Bev (So) 47, 62, 79, 156 Smith, David (Fr) 167 Smith, Gerry (Fr) 51, 81, 167 Smith, James (Jr) 57, 85, 107, 146 Smith, Richard (So) 156 Smith, Sammie Kay (Sr) 8 2, 79, 121 Smith, Sara (So) 156 Smith, Sharon (Fr) 167 Snider, Merrill Anne (Jr) 76, 146 Sorensen, Robert (Jr) 104, 146 Southerland, Gail (So) 51, 61, 64, 79, 156 Sparks, Jada (Jr) 146 Spaulding, Carolyn (Fr) 69, 116, 117, 167 Speakes, Jeannette (Fr) 167 Spears, Margetta (Sr) 45, 47, 81 Sport, Mike (So) 85, 156 Staples, Catherine (Jr) 146 Stephenson, Kyle (Fr) 101, 102, 167 Stewart, Doris (Fr) 51, 81, 167 Stewart, Marcia (Fr) 62 Stodghill, Charlotte (Jr) 58, 69, 115, 117, 147 Stokes, Sandra (So) 81, 156 Stone, Barbara (Fr) 167 Street, Robbie (So) 156 Strickland, Maidye (Fr) 167 Strong, Martha (Fr) 79, 167 Strother, David (Fr) 40, 85, 158, 168 Swann, Robert (Fr) 168 Swearingen, David (So) 60, 63, 156 Swenson, Melvin (Fr) 168 Swor, Robert (Sr) 104 Tabor, Ray (Sr) 48, 66 Talk, Gordon (Jr) 49, 147 Tallman, Randy (Sp) 62, 69 Temple, Tim (Sr) 38, 40, 43, 54, 59, 84, 119, 128 Thacker, Mary (Fr) 51, 81, 168 Thaxton, Elaine (Jr) 147 Thayer, Lois (So) 156 Thigpen, James (Fr) 168 Thigpen, Sharon (Fr) 168 Thigpen, Nancy (So) 81, 156 Thomas, Brenda (Fr) 157 Thompson, George (Sp) 156 Thompson, Mary (Fr) 51, 168 Thornton, Bettye (So) 70, 157 Thurman, Judy (Sr) 29, 113, 115, 117, 120, 139 Tiller, Page (So) 157 Tillman, William (Sp) 157 Tipton, Suusanne (Jr) 147 Tobey, June (Jr) 65, 157 Tolbert, John (Fr) 50, 168 Tomlin, Terry (Fr) 85, 168 Towery, Betty Jo (Sr) 80 Towney, Charles 61 Townley, Richard (So) 157 Towson, Don 83 Trichel, Madeline (Sr) 48, 79, 139 Trichel, Martin (Fr) 168 Trimble, Suzan (Fr) 81, 168 Trimble, William (So) 50, 83, 104, 157 Turner, Betty (Jr) 81, 147 Tyler, Carol (Sr) 47, 139 Tyler, Frank (Sr) 139 U Upshaw, Cecil (So) 85, 95, 96, 97, 100, 157 V Vail, Hugh (Fr) 168 Valentine, Earle (Fr) 168 Valentine, Jimmie (Sr) 139 Van Arsdel, Kent (Fr) 168 Van Bibber, Dale (Sr) 93, 97, 100 Vasilopoulos, John (Sr) 45, 82, 104, 110, 139 Vaughn, Thomas (So) 157 Verduzco, Rosalind (Sr) 77, 139 Vernon, Angel (Jr) 47, 65, 81, 168 Vickers, Betty (Fr) 61, 168 Victory, Jennifer (So) 77, 157 Vizuette, Linda 49 Waddell, Nancy (Jr) 147 Waldrop, Billy (Fr) 101, 102, 168 Walker, Gail (So) 79, 157 Walker, Linda (Jr) 47, 54, 55, 79, 147 Wallace, Riley (Jr) 85, 94, 95, 97, 98, 99, 100, 157 Walsh, Lucille (So) 81, 148, 157 Walther, Barbara (Fr) 57, 79, 168 Waschka, Lawrence (Jr) 83, 104, 147 Webb, Buddy (Fr) 83, 168 Webb, Charles (So) 157 Weidner, Garland (Fr) 168 Welt, Suzann (Fr) 57, 58, 79, 168 West, Joseph (Sr) 61, 139 West, Patsy (Jr) 46, 47, 79, 116, 105, 117, 119, 120, 141, 147 Wheeler, Dale (Fr) 168 White, Jane R. 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