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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

1 ±4 t% mm mm JP £ V ' o - m m THE STUDENT BODY OF CENTENARY COLLEGE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA PRESENTS THE . . . 1963 EDITION SANDRA POSS - Co-Editor CHARLOTTE STODGHILL - Co-Editor L ' w ' ■ ' ■ m To you, the STUDENTS, who because of your inspira- tion, zeal and endless endeav- ors, have brought local, na- tional, and international rec- ognition to Centenary Col- lege, we dedicate the 1963 YONCOPIN. • ..; ■ , i ■ i. i. m ADMINISTRATION BUILDING LIBRARY SCIENCE BUILDING JACKSON HALL MUSIC BUILDING R. E. SMITH RELIGIOUS BUILDING BROWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL MARJORIE LYONS PLAYHOUSE fflfy 1 — jj H:. . 9b MOORE STUDENT CENTER HAYNES MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM CAFETERIA ROTARY HALL JAMES DORMITORY HARDIN HALL SEXTON DORMITORY UM- 1 8 Office of the Yvasidafit FOREWORD CENTENARY COLLEGE OF LOUISIANA CstablisAed 2825 SHREVEPORT Students Centenary College I salute you to whom this issue of Thp. t • = -, . The sincerity of this «,in+p -77 7 Yoncopin is dedicated. resxjon ihft oo -7 I f springs from a recognition of the tremendouc tSsitS f end Up ° n y ° U as you £nter a rld of Sid n. No _ group in the history of the world been called on to m. meats in so siior tune  oucn rapia intellectual .and emotional adjust- purpose of the tL ,1 32y J . C ° llege cata logue declares that it is the o prepare its students for maximum usefulne. JOll and service to societv h , ,7 77 fT. xux maximum usefulness The ae-oi77l 77-- J U 7 Christian principles and ethics. difficult fSw 0i thlS declared Purpose has never been more the college has been ' -Me n t .® 88 ° Ut w onderin S how well Greeks hafe lllZt 7 L reallze thls Purpose. The ancient avaSn Io? . S T® ° f r ' mnkind should be to tame the ■ 7 1°1 M f d make g gntle life of the world. The Sth ScTmS e n ° W altered this s ' the ' rapMity wxuu WHICH LlOdern acie nne. to -P -,-. -; - , - jfj.w.x j , bt - Lence - -torcing upon us radical ad- ' u tnor+a Thus w qniiTt-o +n ,r7 t p- 1 - - 1 - 1 ae -cnat cannot oe sidestepped. ±uub ay axuoe to you is based upon a respect for the diff-,VnH-i7 ..men you mn ;+ -Pq o a -  w x wh. axxncuixies 3ne of is one enjoy, l 1 flrt • I ' ' .! T.r, s .-, r«J. „ , our major responsi] freedom which the - ak of the preservation of freedom as ties, which indeed it is; ana tha +.1ia+ o is freedom . X {Jlil -icy fox rv Col l p. i-io out there should never x nxnjc on our .lie i rcs rvatxou of ireeaom m the year realizes U£ the divine order within measure himse iioer tne I- j S pU0. -. 3ty. indents ■noa purpose based upon Christ -Mr and future graduates Ol words of Plato that Freedom only he has freedom who J.e standard by which right back to ' Vhi H rrl . maxijQum usefulness and service to ss and ethics . You, as the measure of our success. A -«-c c Joe J. Mickle, President m asm TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ..%..««  «%■. . Kfete. .. FAVORITES AND ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES CLASSES ; ■ ' ■ ■,:-s|t ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY II THE PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY v , Dr. and Mrs. Joe J. Mickle « v 12 : ■■; ' :;:!: DR. MICKLE MRS. MICKLE THE WHITE HOUSE 13 VICE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES G. AA. Anderson John B. Atkins, Jr. Lamar Baker W. Russell Barrow J. Pat Beaird R. Zehntner Biedenharn J. Henry Bowdon Paul M. Brown S. Perry Brown Mrs. Charles Cadwallader O. S. Carpenter Robert H. Crosby Milton Crow Howard Crumley M. W. Drake D. L. Dykes, Jr. Robert W. French W. Crawford Fullilove, Jr 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 Mrs. L. B. Kilpatrick J. C. Love, Jr. Carl R. Lueg C. H. Lyons C. H. Lyons, Jr. Rev. Douglas L. McGuire H. Leslie McKenzie Dr. Joe J. Mickle George D. Nelson Bonneau Peters John L. Scales Bentley Sloane Karl Tooke Henry S. Weisman A. L. Wedgeworth J. Robert Welsh Edwin F. Whited George D. Wray Bishop Aubrey G. Walton B. C. TAYLOR, A.B., B.D., D.D. Vice President OFFICIALS OF THE COLLEGE BOND FLEMING, A.B., B.D., STM., Ph.D. Dean of the College JOEL THOMAS, B.S., C.P.A. Treasurer and Business Manager J. HOWARD ALLEN, A.B., M.A., P.E.D. Dean of Students and Dean of Men JULIA PACKWOOD, B.S. Dean of Women HOWARD M. ELDER, A.B., A.M. Director of Evening Division 14 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MRS. JULIA ARCHIBALD Hostess, Rotary Hall MRS. SUE BOYDSTON, A.B. Enrollment Counselor MRS. NELLE W. BROWN, A.B. Registrar MRS. E. M. CLARK Manager of the Bookstore MRS. BOBBIE C. COCHRAN Business Office MR. F. H. DELANEY, B.S., M.S. Director of Development Program MR. JAMES R. DOWELL, B.S. Director of Alumni Affairs MR. JOHN W. FISER Director of Public Information MRS. JEWEL GIVENS Secretary to the Dean of Students MRS. EDITH HAYS Hostess, Hardin Hall MRS. BESS HUDGINGS Dietician, Cafeteria MRS. BETTY KINTZING Secretary to the Dean Women LORENE LITTLE Assistant Dietician, Cafeteria ELIZABETH MATTHEWS Snack Bar of 15 - I h.. MRS. FANNIE NICHOLS Director of Student Center MRS. NANCY PRIDDY Secretary to Treasurer MRS. LELIA RANDOLPH, A.B. Assistant Treasurer MR. H. E. RANEY v ' 9 Warehouse ■ 1 i MRS. JAY ALAN kEID Hostess, James Dormitory MRS. BYRON RUSSELL Secretary to the Dean of the College OLIVE SCALES Secretary to the President MRS. BILLIE SINGLER Secretary to the Director of the Evening Division MRS. KATHRYN SMITH Secretary to the Vice President NELLIE V. STROTHER, B.A., M.A. City Enrollment Counselor MRS. RUTH TADMAN Business Office MRS. LOIS THOMPSON Hostess, Sexton Dormitory MRS. MILDRED TUCKER Business Office MRS. IRENE WINTERROWD Secretary to the Faculty BARBARA ZEIDMAN Secretary to the Athletic Department 16 ART WILLARD COOPER, Head of Department; B.A., M.F.T. BIOLOGY RICHARD K. SPEAIRS, Asso- ciate Professor; B.S., M.S., Ph.D. MARY WARTERS, Head of De- partment; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ORIN P. WILKINS, Associate Professor; B.A., M.A., Ph.D. CHEMISTRY JOHN B. ENTRIKIN, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. MARVIN W. HANSON, Asso- ciate Professor; B.S., M.S. ROBERT L. HOOD, Instructor; B.S. S. A. TAYLOR, Associate Pro- fessor; B.S., M.S. FACULTY EDUCATION and PSYCHOLOGY WILLIAM J. CHRISTY, Assist- ant Professor; A.B., M.A. ELIZABETH HUGHES, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. COMMERCE FRANCIS H. DISIERE, Instruc- tor; B.S., M.A. OPAL MENEFEE, Assistant Pro- fessor; B.S., M.B.A. WOODROW PATE, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. GEORGIA M. ROTH, Instruc- tor; B.S., M.S. EDUCATION and PSYCHOLOGY ROBERT D. MacCURDY, Head of Department; B.S., M.S., Ed.D. OTHA KING MILES, Professor; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. DAVID E. WILLIAMS, Assistant Professor; B.S., M.Ed. ENGLISH ZEAK M. BUCKNER, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. LESLIE E. BURRIS, Assistant Professor; B.A., M.A. EDWARD M. CLARK, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. GAEL HAMMER, Instructor; A.B., M.A. DALE S. JOHNSON, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. PATSY KELLEY, Instructor; A.B., M.A. ELINOR MORELAND, Instruc- tor; A.B., M.A. IRA LEE MORGAN, Associate Professor; B.A., M.A., Ph.D. GEOLOGY CHARLES A. HICKCOX, Head of Department; B.S., M.S. NOLAN SHAW, Assistant Pro- fessor; A.B., M.A. HISTORY BRYANT DAVIDSON, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., LL.D. W. DARRELL OVERDYKE, Pro- fessor; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. HYLAND PACKARD, Instructor; A.B., M.A. LEROY VOGEL, Professor; A.B., Th.B., Th.AA., Ph.D. INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDMOND M. PARKER; Asso- ciate Professor of Applied Mathematics; B.S., M.S. FOREIGN LANGUAGES THEODORE T. BECK, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM M. FELSHER, Instruc- tor; A.B. LOTHAR KLEINHANS, Instruc- tor; B.A. JACOB W. NICKEL, Associate Professor; A.B., Th.M., Th.D. LENORE REES, Assistant Pro- fessor; A.B., M.A. BRUNO STRAUSS, Professor; Ph.D. LIBRARY ALICE S. ALBEN, Head Li- brarian; B.A., M.S. IRENE S. COOKE, Science Li- brarian; B.A., B.S. in L.S. CHARLES W. HARRINGTON, Assistant Librarian; A.B., M.A., M.S. KATHLEEN OWENS, Reference Librarian; M.S. in L.S., B.A. CZARENA STUART, Circulation Librarian MATHEMATICS VIRGINIA CARLTON, Head of Department; B.S., M.S., Ph.D. DONALD M. DANVERS, In- structor; B.A., M.A. FAR I BEE P. SELF, Assistant Pro- fessor; A.B., M.A. BETTY M. SPEAIRS, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. MUSIC RULE BEASLEY, Assistant Pro- fessor; A.B., M.M. B. P. CAUSEY, Associate Pro- fessor; B.A., t M. RONALD DEAN, Assistant Pro- fessor; B.M., AM. MONAS HARLAN, Associate Professor; B.M., M.M. JEANINE LaGRONE, Instructor, B.A. FRANCIS MARY PERKINS, As- sistant Professor; A.B., B.M., M.M. PAUL ROBY, Instructor; B.M., M.M. JOSEPH M. RUNNING, Head of Department; B.M. JOHN F. SHENAUT, Associate Professor; B.M., M.M. WILLIAM TEAGUE, Associate Professor; B.M. ALVIN C. VORAN; Associate Professor; A.B., B.M., Mus.D. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARY FRANCES ESTES, Assist- ant Professor; B.S., M.S. LARRY GATES, Instructor; US., M.A. DOUGLAS MOOTY, Instructor; B.S. MALCOLM PATTERSON, Assist- ant Professor; B.A., M.S. ORVIS V. SIGLER, Basketball Coach; B.S. PHYSICS RICHARD J. GOFF, Instructor; B.S. LEO G. RAUB. Head of De- partment; A.B., Ph.D. SmSmmr RELIGION WEBB POMEROY, Head of De- partment; A.B., B.D., Ph.D. ROBERT ED TAYLOR, Minister to the Campus; A.B., B.D. SOCIOLOGY W. FERREL PLEDGER, Head of Department; B.A., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. SPEECH RUTH ALEXANDER, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.S. ORLIN R. COREY, Head of De- partment; B.A., M.A. JOE GRABER, Instructor; A.B., M.A., M.F.A. FAVORITES AND ORGANIZATIONS 23 CENTENARY LADY ■pw m r ,t ■ • 3 ' i ■ ' ' ■ ' 1 • - i ! W ;| f • ■■. A wjy t : : % ... . JOAN WILLI CENTENARY GENTLEMAN m • :,. 1P m-am i i i ' i V  i S 3 3= pfv W; lllr • , BOBBY ROSS 25 zm MISS CENTENARY MISS SANDRA McCUISTION % S 27 MISS PAULA JAHNKE 28 MISS REBECCA PURCELL h 4 29 MISS NANCY LECKY 30 MISS LINDA FULLILOVE 31 MISS CAROLYN MILEY 32 MISS HEATHER DODSON 33 SCENES FROM THE ' Boy, those five minute interviews! ' ' Tea Time 34 They all are beauties! MISS CENTENARY PAGEANT Let me hug you, Butchie. The beautiful Miss Centenary 35 MIKE RAMMING President STUDENT SENATE OFFICERS President MIKE RAMMING Vice President JIM MITCHELL Coed Vice President JOAN WILLIAMS Secretary MELANIE MARTIN Treasurer LEONARD RIGGS Independent Rep. BETSY GOULD Independent Rep BILL NELSON Panhellenic Rep LaVERNE BURKS Inter-Fraternity Rep. RYAN HORTON Advisors MISS RUTH ALEXANDER MR. WAYNE HANSON DR. T. L. PATTERSON The Student Senate of Centenary College has the power to govern and regulate all student functions as defined in the Senate Rules and as subject to the general college regulations and actions by the Committee of Student Affairs. Thirteen members and three faculty ad- visors compose the Student Senate, and the five major Senate officers are elected by the entire student body. A boy and girl are elected to represent the inde- pendent students, and the sororities and fraternities elect representatives through Panhellenic and Interfraternity organiza- tions respectively. The presidents of each class become members of the Senate im- mediately after their election. In addition to its governing responsi- bilities, the Student Senate sponsors an annual Howdy Dance, Homecoming, Student Fair, and Founders Day. 36 Betsy Gould, Bill Nelson, LaVerne Burks Miss Alexander, Jim Mitchel Willard Moore, Senior Class President; Mr. Hanson, Advisor; Jim Harper, Freshman Class President; Chat Reed, Junior Class President; Bill Blackman, Sophomore Class President. .-. ' ' . ■ %■; Joan Williams and Leonard Riggs 37 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES Recognition by WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSIT- IES is an honor not easily obtained. It means that the student has been offi- cially recommended by the college or university he attends and also that he has been accepted by the organization. College juniors, seniors, and graduate students are eligible for nomination. Se- lection of nominees is conducted by cam- pus committees and usually involves stu- dent-faculty-administrative participation. These committees consider the student ' s scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and promise of future usefulness. JIMMY WILLIAMS, BARBARA BARBEE, and BOB ROSS 38 RYAN HORTON JEAN NETTERVILLE, MELANIE MARTIN, AND UNIVERSITIES DON FARLEY, SANDRA POSS, and MIKE RAMMING DAVID EWING SANDRA McCUISTION, JERRE RAINWATER, and CHAT REED 39 MAROON JACKETS Synonymous with dedication to Cen- tenary College is the organization of Maroon Jackets, composed of girls who are outstanding in leadership, scholarship, and character. Serving as official college hostesses, these girls represent Centenary at all college functions. They assist during registration, Freshman week, lyceum pro- grams, and weekly chapel programs. Membership in the Maroon Jackets re- quires a 3.0 average and two semesters of residence at Centenary previous to the semester in which new members are chosen. MAROON JACKET OFFICERS: Jean Netterville, President; Jerre Rainwater, Vice President; Sandra McCuistion, Secretary; Judy Martin, Treasurer; Dean Packwood, Advisor. Sandra McCuistion, Jerre Rainwater, Jean Netterville, Grace Jackson-, Dean Packwood, Advisor; Maury Johnston, Judy Martin, Sandra Poss, Barbara Barbee. 40 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OFFICERS President BOB ROSS Vice President DON FARLEY Treasurer E RAMMING Ass ' t. Treasurer TOMMY HEAD Faculty Secretary DR. CLARK Sponsor DR. PATE Omicron Delta Kappa is a national service fraternity recognizing men for their leadership in various college ac- tivities. The Centenary chapter was in- stalled in 1949 and is composed of stu- dents and faculty members who have excelled in all phases of leadership in campus life. The organization provides assistance for the Maroon Jackets when- ever possible, sponsors college movies, and provides coffee for the Evening Divi- sion of Centenary College. Left to right: Allen Ford, Chat Reed, Jim Mitchell, Jerry O ' Dell, David Ewing. CENTENARY HONOR COURT NANCY LECKY, Clerk of Court; CHAT REED, Associate Justice; DON FARLEY, Chief Justice; Not shown- DR. CARLTON, Sponsor. The Honor Court is a judicial board of five members and two alternate members all of whom hold office from the time of their election to the date of their grad- uation, unless elected to a Student Sen- ate office. Members of the Honor Court are nominated by the students, the field is narrowed by the faculty, and the final selection is made by the retiring court. The function of the Honor Court is to try persons accused of violating Centen- ary ' s honor code. All trials are held in secret and no person is convicted unless proven guilty by unquestionable evidence. The faculty sponsor this year is Dr. Carl- ton. LARRY COWLEY, Alternate; RALPH FERRARI; TOMMY HEAD, Alternate; Not shown-MIKE MANN. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL The primary purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council, governing organization for the national fraternities on cam- pus, is to perpetuate the fra- ternity system. To accomplish this, the Council hears con- troversial matters between fra- ternities. In addition to these duties, the Council regulates interfraternity sports, and, through all of these activities, it has a positive influence in fraternity life on campus. OFFICERS: MIKE RAMAAING-President BOBBY EARP-Vice President JIM MITCHELL-Secretary SEATED: Arthur Simpson, Robert Gillan, Jim Mitchell, Mike Ramming, Rodney Hart, Norman Young, Bobby Earp, Newell Pugh, (Not pictured— John Brewer) PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council is the central governing organiza- tion for national sororities on campus. It regulates rushing and conditions of pledging through its bi-monthly meet- ings. Each sorority is respon- sible for selecting its own rep- resentatives to serve on the Council, which holds a Pan- hellenic house party every spring to which all sorority members are invited. Julia Packwood, Dean of Women, is the faculty advisor for the organization. OFFICERS: SANDRA POSS-President CHARLOTTE STODGHILL-Vice President KAY KING-Sec. -Treasurer LaVERNE BURKS-Student Senate Rep- resentative SEATED: Glennie Scott, LaVerne Burks, Charlotte Stodghill, Sandra Poss, Mrs. Packwood. STANDING: Betty Ralph, Carol McDon- ald, Butchie McCuistion, Jacque Rosett, Melanie Martin, Mary Lou Briggs, Suzy Welty. 43 JAMES DORM COUNCIL SEATED: Diann King, Secretary; Jean Netterville, Vice President; LaVerne Burks, President; Suzann Welty, Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Reid, Housemother; Pat Holt, Pub. Chair- man; Cindy Haug, Fresh. Rep.; Jule Ann Young, Sr. Rep.; Nancy Minter, Jr. Rep.; Doogie Pringos, Soph. Rep. HARDIN HALL COUNCIL SEATED: Kathy McCallister, President; Mrs. Hays, Housemother; Joann Garma, Vice Pres.; Janet Cox, Sec. STANDING: Gail Granger, Sr. Rep.; Jo Ann Bolster, Treas.; Dianna Ammons, Jr. Rep.; Ann Morcom, Pub. Chair.; Rebecca Purcell, Soph. Rep.; Kay Ussery, Fresh. Rep. (Not Shown). 44 SEXTON HALL COUNCIL SEATED: Judy Kleinhans, President; Rosey Casey, Vice President; Vicki Rapp, Secretary; Sally Keller, Treasurer. STANDING: Suzanne Newkirk, Sr. Rep.; Nancy Lecky, Jr. Rep.; Clair McClain, Fr. Rep.; Becky Gould, Soph. Rep.; Pat Byrd, Publicity; Mrs. Thompson, House Mother. CENCOE President-SANDRA POSS Secretary-GRACE JACKSON Treasurer-LaVERNE BURKS Cencoe is an inter-sorority organization which was founded in 1937 to help foster a friendly and co-operative spirit among the Greek letter groups. Eight mem- bers from each national sorority at Centenary constitute its membership. Miss Mary Frances Estes is faculty sponsor and Dean Packwood serves as ex-officio member. SEATED: Marty Aiken, Charlotte Stodghill, Grace Jackson, Sandra Poss, LaVerne Burks, Lucille Walsh, Glennie Scott, Betty Ralph. STANDING: Mary Thacker, Carol Hanna, Mary Lou Briggs, Joyce Camerer, Louella Bains, Dean Packwood, Miss Estes, Sandra McCuistion, Jacque Rosette, Diann McGowan, Bette Glass, Kay King. 45 SEATED: Amy Lea, Melanie Lingenfelter, Sharon Blevins, Doris Kelly. STANDING: Bob Childress, BSU Director; Robert Rocke- feller, Bobby Earp, Dennis Ellis, Jimmy Williams, Jerry Franton, Eddie Eanes. BSU The cultivation of a student ' s fellowship with Christ is the chief purpose of the Baptist Student Union at Centenary College. Serv- ing as the connecting link be- tween the student and the local church, BSU provides students the opportunity for spiritual growth as well as intellectual grow ' th. Activities of the Centen- ary BSU include socials, intra- murals, mission activities, and re- ligious life week. CANTERBURY CLUB Worship, service, fellowship, and study are the main objectives of the Canterbury Club, the or- ganization of Episcopal students of Centenary College. Weekly meetings of the group usually consists of even-song and panel discussions. 46 SEATED: Betty Kintz, Karen Humphrey, Louie Griffith. STANDING: Father Ganet, Director; Rob Tinsley, Jerry O ' Dell, Mike Brent, Bob Dickerson. MSM The Methodist Student Movement, a national organization for Methodist students, represents the Church alive and active on the campus. It expresses Methodism ' s concern for students and faculty and, also, for higher education. MSM is one of the agencies in the newly organized National Student Christian Federation and the World Student Christian Federation. FIRST ROW: Ralph Harker, LaVerne Burks, Linda Vizuette, Noel Matthews, Lynn Taylor, Richard Hruska, Gordon Talk, Clarice Talk. SECOND ROW: Robert Ed Taylor, Director; Ryan Horton, Dick Johns, Jackie Rosett, Herb Jennings, Marty Vaughn, Ed Doremus, Don Scroggins, Judy Wazell, Roy Simmons, Doug Davis, Indi Nichols, James Chatham, Judy Mayo, Beverly Crawford. THIRD ROW: Carol Wood, Cathy Henderson, Cathy Mittlestatt, Louise Long, Helen Giesson, Patty Estes, Dee Rose, Penny Caragone, Dessa Crawford, Lois White. FOURTH ROW: Bill Nelson, Jesse Means, Charles Proctor, Dennis Baughman, Carol Cunningham, Bonnie Brian, Nancy Willis, Willis Dear, Pat Holt, Evaline Markel, Linda Hickman, Cynthia Rankin, Carolyn Sandord, Jimmy Chaney, Mary Brock, Butch Gutteridge. 47 CIRCLE K The Circle K Club of Centenary is chiefly a service organization under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club. A 2.5 average in college work or a 3.0 average in high school work is required for club membership. The Circle K sponsors the annual Mardi Gras Dance. OFFICERS DAVID EWING President HERB JENNINGS Vice President BILL NELSON Secretary JOHN FRAZIER Treasurer Advisors-MR. SHAW, DR. RAUB 48 SEATED: Tommy Quaid, Ryan Horton, Robert Tolbert. STANDING: Butch Gutteridge, Ronnie Byrd, John Brewer, Jimmy Chatham, Ralph Howard, Willis Dear. CENTENARY COLLEGE CHOIR Director Dr. A. C. Voran, Jim Harmon, Cynthia Bailey, Richard Lee, Jean Netterville, Shirley Burnett, Mike Stockwell, Sally Keller, Terrell Rourk, Thomas Arnoldi, Kathy Mc- Callister, Dianna Ammons, Vance Griswold, Kaye Ussery, Gary Wesley, Clair McClain, Barry Nelson, Glennie Scott, Judy Walzell, Bob Schwendimann, Tommy Green, Jeannette Curry, Jerre Rainwater, Pringle Ramsey, Ryan Horton, Louise Minter, Linda Hope, Joy Kimbell, Steve Clinton, Laurie Wilson, Cathy Henderson, Vicki Word, Wallace Bailey, Bob Norris, Carolyn Garison, Betsy Gould, Gene Woods, Mike Kent, Sharon Blevins, Jim Golman, Sandra McCuistion, Yancey Reynolds, Gene Bryson, Larry Cowley, Phylis Payne, Nancy Lecky, Ken Gordon, Pat McFarland, Sandy Lawn. 49 BOARD OF DIRECTORS— Gene Bryson, Linda Hope, Betsy Gould, Thomas Amoldi. 50 Madeline Marshall from the Juilliard School of Music autographing choir pictures. CENTENARY COLLEGE OFFICERS: CAROL WOOD-President JUDY KLEINHANS-Vice President BILL CAUSEY-Secretary With a great deal of united effort under the leadership of a skilled director, the members of the Centenary College Band have presented outstanding entertainment to interested listeners, both on and off campus. Mr. B. P. Causey has directed the band as they played for such civic organizations as the Kiwanis Club and in the presentation of their annual outdoor concert. The College Band has done a great deal in the promotion of school spirit by playing at the Gent basketball games. In all these ways, the Centenary College Band has well earned the acclaim received from the entire student body. FIRST ROW: Jimmy Perkins, Raymond Sexton, Carol Cunningham, Richard Lee, David Swearingen, Evaline Markel, David Jones, Glennie Scott, Helen Kremars. SECOND ROW: Gary Wesley, Michael Brent, Rule Beasly, Richard Hruska, Susan Whipple, Judy Kleinhans, Milton Kicklighter, Ernest Arnold, Gordon Allen, Julie Schmidt, Lynn Taylor, Shirley Burnett, 52 BAND Go, Gents, Go! The Centenary Pep Band boosts spirits of students and team by playing at the Homecom- ing Pep Rally. Judy Martin. THIRD ROW: Wayne Boyd, William Malone, Linda Sermons, Louise Minter, Bill Causey, Bill Prince, Al Pagnato, Willis Dear, Robert Moore, Jerry Fowler, Melanson, Havard Albright, Bob White, David Ray, Reggy Ward. STANDING: Freddie Peters, Kaye Harris, Kenneth Whitlow, Carol Wood, Phillip Jones, Calvin Bain. Gary 53 YONCOPIN STAFF Faculty-MARY LOU BRIGGS (Upper) Photographer-BUTCH GUTTERIDGE (Lower) Sophomore Editors-DORIS STEWART and JACQUE SEALE 55 MELANIE MARTIN Editor-in-Chief CONGLOMERATE STAFF The Centenary College Conglomerate MELANIE MARTIN Editor-in-Chief ALLEN FORD Business Manager BOB TOLBERT Managing Editor First Semester TOM LEMLY Managing Editor Second Semester NEWS EDITOR: Mary Jo Lavaty. FEATURE EDITOR: Carol Wood. LAYOUT: Linda Fullilove, Mai Morgan, Jane Redheffer. SPORTS: Jimmy Smith, Herb Fackler. FEATURES: Becky Gould, Tommy Head, Harvey Long, Jim Mitchell, Phyllis Payne, Chat Reed, Marty Vaughan. REPORTERS: Dennis Baughman, Bob Bishoff, Patt Byrd, Heather Dodson, Peggy Easton, Jo Ann Garma, Gail Granger, Linda Howard, Bob McCraine, Judy Nichols, Judy Piatt, Bill Shaw, Martha Sneed. CIRCULATION: Carolyn Witt Carol Wood PHOTOGRAPHER: Butch Gutteridge 56 Managing Editor First Semester— BOB TOLBERT Managing Editor Second Semester— TOM LEMLY Bob Bishoff, Judy Piatt, Jane Redheffer, Mai Morgan, Tommy Head. ALPHA CHI Alpha Chi, national scho- lastic fraternity, is open to col- lege juniors and seniors who are invited to join. An average of 3.5 is required for member- ship. Alpha Chi annually pre- sents an award to the fresh- man who is most outstanding in his class scholastically. FIRST ROW: Sally Worrell, Katy Staples, Elizabeth Daly, Dorothy Davis, Judy Martin. SECOND ROW: Dr. Carlton, Tommy Head, Pat Dorsett, Mrs. King, Dessa Crawford, David Ewing, Rosemary Casey. THIRD ROW: Chat Reed, Mrs. Mary Marshall, Barbara Barbee, Sandra McCuistion, Percy Hubbard, Gail Southerland, Diana Laney, Dr. Pate. ALPHA SIGMA PI Alpha Sigma Pi is a schol- astic fraternity for freshmen and sophomores. An overall average of 3.5 is required of any person before he is invited to join. KNEELING: Judd Copeland, Herb Jennings, Bill Blackmon, Ronnie Byrd. STANDING: Dr. Clark, Rebecca Purcell, Connie Heath, Cindy Bailey, Janet Alford, Linda Sermons, Linda Hope, Theresa Shetley, Sally Keller, Phyllis Payne, Pat Sherritt. 58 ALPHA SIGMA CHI OFFICERS: President— GRAYSON RODGERS Vice President— JOEL JOHNSON Secretray— ROSEMARY CASEY Treasurer— JOE ROBINSON Sponsors— DR. ENTRIKIN MR. HANSON MR. TAYLOR The purpose of Alpha Sigma Chi is to stimulate interest in the field of chem- istry and to give recognition to outstand- ing students in this field. Founded on Centenary Campus in 1931, the fraternity limits its membership to students who have a 3.0 average. SEATED: Corliss Parker, Anita Powell, Patricia Sherritt, Carol Hanna, Sally Keller, Diana Ammons, Dale Childs, Barbara Barbee. STANDING: Larry Cowley, Jimmy Williams, Charles Lowrey, Leonard Riggs, Sonny Crosby, Craig Connelly, Mai Morgan, Don Scroggins, Norman Young, Harvey Long, Ronnie Byrd, Bill Blackmari, Newell Pugh, Freddie DeLacerda. 59 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA OFFICERS: President-MIKE MANN Vice President-LARRY COWLEY Secretary-DAVID SWEARINGEN Treasurer— JOSEPH ROBINSON Historian-HARVEY LONG Editor-FRANK MARANTO Advisor-DR. MARY WARTERS Alpha Epsilon Delta, a na- tional honor society for pre- medical students, works chiefly to encourage excellence in scholarship, and to serve as a liaison between pre-medical and medical students. It was founded in 1926 at the Univer- sity of Alabama, and the Louis- iana Gamma Chapter at Cen- tenary was chartered in 1955. This chapter sponsors an an- nual cancer drive on campus and takes field trips to local hospitals. Sponsors are Dr. Warters, Dr. Speairs and Mrs. McFarland. SEATED: Dr. Warters, Kay King, Carol Hanna, Ann Montgomery, Mrs. Elsie McFarland. STANDING: David Swearingen, Mike Mann, Frank Maranto, Joseph Robinson, Ronnie Byrd, Fred De Lacenda, Leonard Riggs, Bill Blackman, Newell Pugh, Larry Cowley, Harvey Long, Joel Johnson, Jimmy Williams, Norman Young. Not pictured— Patricia Sherritt. GAMMA BETA GAMMA OFFICERS: President-CAROL HANNA Vice Pres— CONNIE HEATH Secretary— DIANNA AMMONS Reporter— JEANETTE CURRY Gamma Beta Gamma is a national fraternity whose pur- pose is to create an interest in biology among college stu- dents and to familiarize them with the opportunities in the field. Field trips are an import- ant part of the group ' s activit- ies, and an annual banquet at which a renowned guest lectur- er is featured is a highlight of the year ' s program. Dr. War- ters, Dr. Speairs, Mrs. McFar- land, and Dr. Wilkins serve the fraternity as faculty sponsors. STANDING: Dr. Mary Warters, Leonard Riggs, Gary Melanson, Frank Tyler, Vance Griswald, Barbara Barbee, Tom Carter, Ed Doremus, Mrs. Elsie McFarland. Not pictured: Donna Christian. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega, nation- al honor fraternity for dramat- ics, was installed on Centenary Campus in 1961 and serves as an incentive for theatrical work and as a reward for excellence and perseverance in Jong- leurs. Pledging and initiation are based upon points earned for working in all phases of playhouse production. Miss Ruth Alexander and Mr. Orlin Corey are faculty sponsors of the Centenary Delta lota chap- ter. STANDING: Mr. Graber, Ruth Cozine, Don Farley, Patt Byrd, Paulette James. SITTING: Sharon Hubert, Ruth Aiken, Sylvia Caldwell, Colleen Piercy, Rebecca Hampton, Grace Jackson, Dorothy Bradley, Barbara McMillan, Bonnie Henry, Katy O ' Mary. STANDING IN BACK: Marshall Oglesby, Bob Harmon, Randy Tallman, Hal Proske, Barry Hope. DELTA TAU OMICRON Delta Tau Omicron, na- tional honorary business and economic fraternity, requires for membership an average of 3.5 in all business and econom- ics courses and an overall average of 2.5. The purpose of the fraternity is to promote scholastic achievement and to develop the leadership and character of its members. Busi- ness sessions are held during the year in an attempt to sti- mulate interest in the business professions. The advisors of the organization are the mem- bers of the commerce faculty. SEATED: Madilene Howard, Karen Kanapky, Jerrie Rainwater. STANDING: David Ray, Jim Mitchell, Allen Ford, Mrs. Menefee. PHI BETA Phi Beta, national drama, speech, and music honor fra- ternity, holds a semi-annual rush party which invited stu- dents attend. An audition is made before a selection board. If these students meet with the approval of the group in their musical or dramatic abili- ties, they are invited to pledge the fraternity. SEATED: Jule Ann Young. STANDING: Gail Southerland, Susan Whipple, Rebecca Purcell, Vicki Rapp, Carol Wood, Nancy Lecky, Glennie Scott, Jackie Rosett, Alice Herrington, Elaine Sistrunk, Jackie Dyer, Linda Sermons. SECOND ROW: Shirley Burnett, Linda Hope, Judy Kleinhans. AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS An interest in music and the ability to play the organ are the chief requirements for membership in Centenary ' s Organ Club. Various aspects of organ music are discussed and studied at the meetings. This helps to achieve the pur- pose of the organization which is to foster an interest in organ music and to provide oppor- tunities for the enjoyment of it. SEATED: Dr. Teague, Mr. Fisher. STANDING: Helen Giessen, Clair McClain, Jeri Riley, John Hooker, Richard Hruska, Michael Brent, Cathy Colvert, Marialice Perkins, Vicki Rapp, Jerre Hebert, Elaine Sistrunk. 62 KAPPA CHI Chi is a non- denom organization composed those students who are in =d in full time religious vocations. FIRST ROW: Bill Nelson, Helen Giessen, Bonita Carter, Sally Wingfield, Indi Nichols, Jimmy Chaney. SECOND ROW: Charles Proctor, LaVerne Burks, Alice Dewes, Carol Wood, Jimmy Williams. THIRD ROW: Dr. Webb Pomeroy, Herb Jennings, Doug Davis, Don Scroggins. SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta is a na- tional writing fraternity. As a requisite for membership, a student must read before the group an original manuscript. The fraternity meets twice a month at which time each member presents a piece of his own creative writing. The fac- ulty sponsor is Dr. E. M. Clark. FRONT ROW: Rosemary Casey, Ann Gibbs, Tommy Head, Dessa Crawford, Jimmy Henderson, Katy Staples. SECOND ROW: Dr. Clark, Herb Fackler, Terese Shetley, Melanie Martin, Bob Tolbert, Dianna Laney, Jerry O ' Dell. THIRD ROW: Bob Blankenship, Biii Shaw, Tom Lemly, Chat Reed, Tommy Siskron, Don Farley, Dick Johns. 63 SLTA OFFICERS: President PAT LAVIGNE Vice President KAREN PRICE Secretary JOYCE CAMERER Treasurer MARY DAVIS Reporter PAT HOLT The Student Louisiana Teach- er ' s Association is open to all stu- dents who are majoring in educa- tion. The organization holds reg- ular meetings at which are feat- ured outstanding educators as speakers. Topics for discussion at meetings usually center around problems met by prospective teach- ers. Each year a cash award is given to an outstanding senior education major. An annual spring banquet highlights the year ' s ac- tivities. Dr. A. J. AAiddlebrooks is sponsor. FIRSi ROW: Lorene Crenshaw, Louise Minter, Linda Hope, Kathv McCallister. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Mark Noe, Amy Lea, Pam Smith. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hughes, Barbara Humphreys, Judy Kleinhans, Dr. MacCurdy. MATH CLUB The Centenary Math Club works primarily to promote the student ' s interests in the vari- ous phases of mathematics and to acquaint them with the vocational opportunities in the field. Speakers prominent in the field of mathematics are often featured at the monthly meeting of the club. Sponsors of this new but fast growing organization are Mrs. R. K. Speairs and Mr. Danvers. SEATED: Karen Humphrey, Francis Hanna, Nancy Minter, Rosemary Casey, Barbara Hubbard. STANDING: Mrs. R. K. Speairs, Tom Kerlin, John Hill, David Ewing, Otto Sellers, Jr., Mr. Danvers. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club at Cen- tenary College was organized to further interests in the field of physics and to acquaint members with the vast oppor- tunities in the field. This pur- pose is achieved by the mem- bers by means of guest lec- turers and group discussions. The club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month under the sponsorship of Dr. L. G. Raub. SEATED: David Ewing; Judy Martin, Vice President; Carolyn Searcy, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Minter, President; Otto Sellers. STANDING: Mr. Goff, David Soucier, Ted Mundelhous, George Kalmbach, Bob White, Emmet Kline, Dr. Raub. 65 Pre entincf . . . THE 1962 63 PLAYBILL OF THE JONGLEURS Mr. Graber and Mr. and Mrs. Corey talk over costumes and plans for one of their productions. Orlin Corey, head of the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse. Mrs. Corey works on costumes for coming plays. 66 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. The Jongleurs create delight and entertainment wherever they go. The production of JOB is proof of this statement. Mr. Corey and Miss Ruth Alex- ander take a break from their busy schedule. A major theatrical event of the summer of 1962 in Shreveport was the August premier of the musical, The Peace Gimmick. The book was written by Robert Can- zoneri, and given a musical interpretation by Charles Knox. Featured in the play were college, community, and regional talents. Several members of the Centenary faculty, in addition to the speech and drama instructors, participated in the produc- tion. With a cast larger than that of most plays, The Peace Gimmick afforded many of the citizens of Shreveport an opportunity to participate both on and back stage of a dramatic production. Geographically, the creation of The Peace Gimmick involves several sections of the United States. The original concept of the book came in Kentucky, one song was written between Louisiana and Indiana, most of the other songs were written in Mississippi, the book itself was written in California, and the premier of the play was held in Louisiana. Jonolturs oPCtnunaru CoUEae present Buddy Flowers, a Shreveport businessman, played the role of Richard Cordelon. Nancy Humphrey played a double role, as a waitress, as pictured be- low, and as a lady reporter. A smile and thoughts of a big deal play across the face of bookie Jack Mulkey. SUMMER, 1962 at the MARJORIE LYONS PLAYHOUSE s™ 1 if] Job remains faithful to his God, despite ominous warnings and admoni tions from his friends. Intricately made-up, the players resemble the prismatic characters of a cathedral window. Job and the chorus seek to solve age-old questions: Where is God? What is man? Why must man suffer? . . . the eternal search for meaning in life remains man ' s greatest adventure. This state- ment by Orlin Corey could well be called the theme of his play, The Book of Job. In his search for a justification of the suffering with which God has afflicted him, Job finds a faith which is unshakeable by either physical agony or the desertion of friends. The actors, author, and stage crew of Job left house capacity audi- ences at Marjorie Lyons Playhouse in October for a two and one-half month tour of Eastern colleges and civic centers. Then, after a brief return to Shreveport, the group played, sans newspaper publicity, to audiences in Christ Church, Park Avenue, New York City. This sum- mer the play will return for its fifth consecutive season in the outdoor theater in Pine Mountain State Park, Kentucky. CT ' J 35pij 1 c JilU dUJNIJL£;UUi Ui 1 £iW iiiJNAttX UUJjLfiliJii rttJSSJiJN 1 Dirty Work At The Crossroads, a classic melo- drama of the gay ' 90 ' s by Bill Johnson, contained all the time-tested elements of a dramatic success- virtue in distress, valiant heroes, evil almost trium- phant, and a plot that thrills and chills. The Jongleurs combined humor and farce with satire and irony in their first attempt at this form of American theatrical art. Included on the playbill with the drama were a soft shoe dance, Parisian can-can dancers, and sing- along music. IP CAT Villain AAunro Murgatroyd, played by Don Farley, attempts to silence Ida Rhinegold, the woman who knows the secrets of his colorful past. Mrs. Asterbilt and her daughter Leonie critically survey their new and humble surroundings. Fleurette, French maid played by Dianna Ammons, shows rustic Mookie Maguggins some of her city ways. Whistles from the audience were combined with the dancers ' squeals as the can-can line performed. 69 THE JONGLEURS OF CENTENARY COLLEGE PRESENT POTPOURRI - 63 - THE VALIANT -  - - ANTHOLOGY- A Change of Pace • THE SPACE BETWEEN _,.«,. JAN. IO-II-I2 8:15 p.m. MARJORIE LYONS PLAYHOUSE WOODIAWN AT WILKINSON Father Daly, played by Bob Bishoff, tries to save Dyke ' s life as well as his soul. THE VALIANT and Gene Woods discuss the prisoner. THE SPACE BETWEEN The valiant never taste of death but once. Potpourri— ' 63 featured three exciting theatrical events in one evening ' s entertainment. The Valiant was a one act psychological mystery written by Holworthy Hall and Robert Middlemas, and directed and designed by senior drama major Grace Jackson. Anthology— A Change of Pace featured members of the speech and drama faculty, Miss Rena Calhoun, Miss Ruth Alexander, and Mr. Joe V. Graber reading a few of their favorite humorous selections from the works of modern authors. The world premiere produc- tion of The Space Between presented an excellent tragi- comic fantasy written and directed by Joe Graber. MIDSUMMER NIGHT ' S DREAM The costume for Titania as played by Virginia Bobbit. Drawing of the costume for Oberon as played by Allen Shaffer. Costumes for the moth, fairy, and cobweb will be portrayed by Ruth- anne Cozine, Becky Hampton, and Katy O ' - Mary respectively. Costume for Snug the Joiner played by Bob Harmon. Shakespeare ' s comic master- piece, Midsummer Night ' s Dream, will be presented by the Jongleurs March 14-23. This Shakespeare play prom- ises to be the most elaborate pro- duction yet seen at the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse. Audiences seeing this pro- duction will see the actual grow- ing of grass. Costume for Hermia played by Ginger Dar- nell. m% -WHM GREEKS 73 ALPHA XI DELTA PRESIDENT Kay King Beta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta was established on Centenary campus March 28, 1931. The long line of chapters first found their home in Galesburg, Illinois, at Lambard College. The Alpha Xi ' s are wearers of the golden quill their flower is the rose, and double blue and gold are their colors. OFFICERS: LaVerne Burks, Gail Granger, Bette Glass, Roxie Lewis, Kay King, Carol Ann McDonald ! fj t f i Wm 1 i ■ , t 74 1 ' • Janet Alford Donna Christian Barbara Hemphill Louella Bains Mary Lynn Disiere Linda Hickman Gayle Bangert Carol Brown La Verne Burks Bette Ruth Glass Gail Granger Mary Ann Honaker Kay King Kaye Gustafson Roxie Lewis Penny Caragonne Carol Hagner Melanie Lingenfelter Evaline Markel Carol Anne McDonald Judy Piatt Marie Prichard Betty Ralph Julie Schmidt Donna Smith Betty Sue Vickers Astaire Wasleff Lois White Paula Wolfe Jane Wolfenden Katy Wynne CHI OMEGA April 5, 1895, at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas, began the story of the wearers of the X and the Horseshoe. Chi Omega was established on the Centenary campus in 1928. Cardinal and straw are Chi Omega colors, and the white carnation is their flower. PRESIDENT Charlotte Stodghill OFFICERS: Joan Williams, Sandra AAcCuistion, Charlotte Stodg- hill, Joyce Camerer, Gail Southerland 76 Dianna Ammons Joan Champion Becky Gould Lydia AAcGlathery Cathy Bailey Ann Clingman Janice Hanel Melanie Martin Carol Beauclair Sharon Beede Kathy Colvert Carole Heather Mary Ellen Sally Linda Cotton Dodson Dumas Finzer Fullilove Carol Hanna Kay Harris Cynthia Haug Linda Howard Anne Naughton Patricia O ' Neil Phyllis Payne Angela Pringos Grace Jackson Rebecca Purcell Maury Johnston Sally Diann Mary Jo Nancy Regina Kathy Clair Sandra Keller King Lavaty Lecky Levinson McCallister McClain McCuiston Carolyn Searcy Teresa Jeanne Beverly Pamela Gail Charlotte Kay Linda Shetley Slaughter Smith Smith Southerland Stodghill Ussery Wardell Pamela Charlotte Suzann Linda Carolyn Joan Sharon Carol Watts Webb Welty Whiteside Witt Williams Wilson Wood Vicky Word Gail Yarbrough Judith Young Mary Anne Youngblood 77 ZETA TAU ALPHA PRESIDENT Sandra Poss Zeta Tau Alpha was founded at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia, on October 15, 1898. Zeta Tau Alpha was the only sorority ever to be granted a charter by a special act of the state legislation. Beta lota chapter was founded at Centenary College in 1927. The colors of the Zetas are turquoise blue and steel gray, and the sorority flower is the white violet. OFFICERS: Jennie Evans, Sandra Poss, Glennie Scott, Diane McGowen, Jacque Rosett 78 Marty Linda Robin Dorothy Molly Margaret Mary Lou Frances Aiken Boddie Bowers Bradley Brandon Bray Briggs Buchanan Sandra Cate Phyllis Collins Eneile Ann Janet Margaret Jere Judy Cooke Covington Cox Easton Ebbert Emerson Patty Sue Jennie Sally Marsha Gay Louie Ann Paula Estes Evans Givens Goodwin Griffith Griffith Hohmann Jahnke Marcia Youree Jean Dianne Martha Anne Millicent Judy Nancy Leonard McCall McGowen Martin Morcom Morgan Nichols Padgett Sandra Poss Cynthia Rankin Cathy Rogers Dee Rose Jacque Rosett Rosemary Royse Carolyn Sanford Glennie Scott Jacque Martha Gail Doris Marie Mary Marty Angel Seale Sneed Starrirt Stewart Stoddard Thacker Vaughan Vernon Lucy Walsh Jeannie Yearwood 79 KAPPA ALPHA PRESIDENT Mrike Ramming In 1865 the first chapter of Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and Lee University. Alpha lota Chapter came to Centenary College in 1891. Each year KA ' s remember the birthday of Robert E. Lee and proudly wear their flower, the crimson rose. Crimson and gold are the colors of this southern fraternity. OFFICERS: Doug Howard, Mike Ramming, Bill McCaa, Tommy Brewerton, Arthur Simpson, Brian Parsons, William Trimble 80 Anderson Brewerton Brunson Bruson Cage Carsillo Dowell Davidson Dickerson Dinwiddie Entrikin Franks Frazer Gulley Hart Hawkins Howard Howse McAfoos McCaa McCrain Miller Morgan Nance Parsons Petree Ramming Rosenblath Simpson Thorp 81 KAPPA SIGMA Kappa Sigma Fraternity was founded at the University of Virginia in 1869. Epsilon Chapter came to Centenary in 1895. Kappa Sigma 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. PRESIDENT Jim Mitchell OFFICERS: Tommy Head, Bill Bowker, Jim Mitchell, Terrell Rourk, Leonard Riggs 82 Adair Aiken Bailey Bain Bishoff Blackman Brad c n Brewer Britt Bryson Byrd hdikd Chatham Clinton Couvillion Cowen Fatter k£k Ferrari Fields Ford Gillan Gisy Gorden Hair Harper Har Smith Tomlin Traxler Upshaw Wallace Williams Wren 83 TAU KAPPA EPSILON PRESIDENT Ryan Horton The Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity was found- ed 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 fraternity appeared on Centenary Campus in 1962. OFFICERS: David Swearingen, Bobby Earp, Randy James, Bob Blankenship, Ryan Horton £• ' - Arnold Blankenship Copeland Dennis Doremus Earp Edler Edler Eubank Fortenberry Freeland Gorton Griswold Gutteridge Horton James Jones Lawn Pittelkow Pugh Sills Swearingen Tinsley Tolbert Young Taylor She 85 Alpha Xi Delta Chi Omega D G Zeta Tau Alpha A S Kappa Alpha 86 Kappa Sigma Tau Kappa Epsilon TGIF , MTti ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES 89 GENTS BREAK TRADITION; WIN GSC TWICE IN A ROW 1962 Gulf South Classic Champions Captain Wallace accepts trophy. Gents provided thrilling action in the tournament. ANOTHER FIRST FOR CENTENARY; WALLACE NAMED MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Wallace fights for a loose ball against George Washington University. Most Valuable Player Wallace and the All-Tournament Team 91 DON ENSLEY Sen or Letterman Joplin, Mo. THRILLING ACTION IS PROVIDED IN THE ANNUAL OPENER VARSITY VS. FRESHMEN Soup Moore attempts to steal the ball from freshman, Larry Shoemaker. ENSLEY SPARKS THE GENTS; KERWIN STARS FOR THE GENTLETS 92 TOM KERWIN Freshman Long Branch, N. J. CENTENARY GENTS 1962-1963 STANDING, left to right: Jimmy Williams, R. V. Lockwood, Gail Gisy, Cecil Upshaw, Bob Barker, Buck Horn, Coach Orvis Sigler. KNEELING, left to right: Jerry Butcher, Willard Moore, Don Ensley, Ralph Ferarri, Riley Wallace, John Lukasik, Stan McAfoos. SCHEDULE 1962-1963 GENTS 74 Texas A M 59 East Texas Baptist College 64 Texas Christian University 82 Ole Miss 88 Lamar Tech 55 Rice 86 Tennessee Tech 65 Louisiana Tech 84 Oklahoma City University 68 Ogelthorpe 85 Memphis State University 65 Tulsa University 94 University of Southern Mississippi 79 Louisiana Tech 102 Jacksonville University 68 Florida State University 71 Eastern Tennessee 86 Oklahoma City University 78 Northwestern State College 71 University of Southern Mississippi 90 Memphis State University 53 Loyola University — Northwestern State College OPPONENTS 91 63 61 68 77 58 94 73 88 57 90 84 62 77 79 82 65 112 85 69 79 65 93 94 RILEY WALLACE Sen or Letterman and Team Captain Jerseyville, III. CECIL UPSHAW Junior Letterman Bossier City, La. LaJ BOB BARKER Junior Returnee Ellisville, Mo. GENTS UPSET TOP RATED OGLETHORPE IN A SECOND HALF SPLURGE McAfoos and Wallace double team a helpless Petrel. RALPH FERARRI Sen or Squadman Freeland, Pa. 95 GAIL GISY Sophomore Squadman Grafton, III. R. V. LOCKWOOD Junior Squadman Spearsville, La. BUCK HORN Sophomore Squadman Minden, La. Cecil Upsrraw vuorks for shooting position against George Washington University. MOORE MAKES SUCCESSFUL COMEBACK AFTER TWO SEASONS OF INJURY Moore shows his offensive ability against Texas Christian University. JOHN LUKASIK Senior Letterman Irvington, N. J. 97 JIMMY WILLIAMS Junior Letterman Shreveport, La. LACK OF HEIGHT HINDERS THE GENTS IN THEIR FIGHT FOR REBOUNDS Moore gets set to shoot as McAfoos gets in position for a possible rebound. 98 CENTENARY FROSH 1962-1963 FIRST ROW, left to right: Tandy Jackson, Don Henry, Ralph Schwegman, Charles Mims, Billy McCuller. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Doug Mooty, Barry Haynie, Harold Smith, Tom Kerwin, Larry Shoemaker, Donald Sneed. SCHEDULE 1962-1963 Panola Junior College East Texas Baptist College— Junior Varsity Kimbell ' s Business College Kilgore Junior College East Texas Baptist College— Junior Varsity Jacksonville Baptist College— Junior Varsity Kilgore Junior College Le Tournea Junior College Northeast State Junior College Louisiana Tech— Junior Varsity Kimbell ' s Business College The Hub East Texas Baptist College— Junior Varsity East Texas Baptist College— Junior Varsity Texarkana Junior College Texarkana Junior College Jacksonville Baptist Junior College Northeast State— Junior Varsity Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won 99 MEET THE FROSH BILLY McCULLAR Shreveport, La. HAROLD SMITH Blevins, Ark. DONALD SNEED New Orleans, La. TANDY JACKSON Coushatta, La. BARRIE HAYNIE Ringgold, La. DONALD HENRY Athens, La. RALPH SCHWEGMAN Oxford, Ohio CHARLES MIMS Lake Charles, La. LARRY SHOEMAKER Alton, III. 101 VARSITY ATHLETICS BASEBALL TEAM 102 KKK ' S DOWN SIG ' S IN TWO OUT OF THREE GAMES 103 KAPPA SIGMA Allen Ford gets set to throw a long pass downfield. LIGHTS PROVIDE TRUE GRIDIRON ATMOSPHERE KAPPA ALPHA COSSA ' S ROBBERS 105 B S U Fred Shewmake throws a pass in perfect form. David Prince makes a well timed cut to avoid oncoming tacklers. GRAY GHOSTS COMANCHEROS 107 Centenary Answers JFK ' s 108 The exercise begins Misery Proposal for Physical Fitness The exercise continues Loafers 109 INTRAMURALS I WOMEN ' S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION BACK ROW: Becky Gould, Ann Olene Covington, Indi Nichols, Miss Mary Frances Estes. FRONT ROW: Virginia Mayo, Jule Anne Young, Judy Mayo, Millicent Morgan, Shirley Burnett. MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Jimmy Henderson, Johnny Freeland, Rob Franks, Nathan Allen, Allen Ford, Bill Bowker. 110 INDIVIDUAL MARTY VAUGHAN Paddleball Singles Winner s p o R T S JEAN NETTERVILLE Ping Pong Singles Winner JUDY MAYO JULE ANN YOUNG Paddleball Doubles Winners JUDY MAYO JEAN NETTERVILLE Ping Pong Doubles Winners Left: Tennis Singles Winner MARGARET BRAY Right: Tennis Doubles Winners MARGARET BRAY CAROLYN SANFORD WRA INTRAMURALS ZETA TAU ALPHA-Volleyball Team CHI OMEGA-Volleyball Team ZETA TAU ALPHA-Volleyball Team I, METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT Volleyball Team ALPHA XI DELTA Volleyball Team FIGHT! GENTS! FIGHT! Senior-CHARLOTTE STODGILL Freshman-JUDY NICHOLS X S-C-O-R-E, GENTS! F.reshman-KATY WYNNE Sophomore-MARTY AIKEN Sophomore-SHARON WILSON % % Sophomore-DORIS STEWART V-l-C-T-O-R-Y, GENTS, V-l-C-T-O-R-Y 1 ■■ ... ■■ta MAID Ann Olene Covington HOMECOMING QUEEN Joan Williams and PRESIDENT Joe J. Mickle 1962-1963 A tf+I ♦ + $$jr + TO tOP MARDI GRAS THE ROYAL COURT OF 1963 QUEEN Grace Jackson and KING Mike Ramming THE KING AND QUEEN 119 David Jones Linda Whiteside Marty Aiken Ronald Byrd Chat Reed Judy Kleinhans Sandra McCuistion Charlotte Stodghill Bob Ross Rodney Hart COURT OF 1963 Betsy Gould Jimmy AAitchel Bobby Earp Bill Nelson Sandra Poss Gail Granger FRESHMAN ; ' v. ' •  i  i ifanSBt HAZING r? 121 SNAPSHOTS 122 123 ' , , 7 ■■ ' ■■ PS™-? ' ) I CLASSES 125 .- ■ mmm WWttM FAVORITES NANCY ALEXANDER; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT NATHAN ALLEN; DIVISIONAL MAJOR; SHREVEPORT Intramurals. HOYT BAIN; DIVISIONAL MAJOR; SHREVEPORT Kappa Sigma, Pledge Class President, Guard; Social-Rush Chairman; YON- COPIN STAFF; Treasurer, Sophomore Class; Gymnastics Team; Intra- murals; Mardi Gras Court; Freshman Follies; National Guitar Conference. BARBARA BARBEE; BIOLOGY; DALLAS, TEXAS Who ' s Who; Student Senate, Independent Representative; Alpha Chi; Maroon Jackets; Gamma Beta Gamma; Conglomerate Staff; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Sigma Chi; Student Conference of National Affairs, Texas A M. THOMAS HOLLINGSWORTH BARRET; GEOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Industrial Technology Society; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, President.. THEODORE BARTELS; MATH; SHREVEPORT CLAY BENNETT; EDUCATION-MATH; BOSSIER CITY ERIC BISHOP; HISTORY; SHREVEPORT MALCOLM THOMAS BREWERTON; GEOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Kappa Alpha, Historian; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Intramurals. SENIOR EUGENE W. BRYSON; BUSINESS; GREENWOOD Transfer, Tech; Kappa Sigma, Treasurer; YONCOPIN Staff; Centenary Choir. LAVERNE BURKS; RELIGION; BRADLEY, ARKANSAS Alpha Xi Delta, President; MSM, Program Chairman; Cencoe, Treasurer; Panhellenic, Representative to Student Senate; James Dorm President. SHIRLEY ANN BURNETT; MUSIC EDUCATION; SPRINGHILL Centenary Choir; Centenary Band; Phi Beta; Intramurals; WRA Council, Secretary, Independent Representative; James Dorm Council, Secretary. JOYCE LOUISE CAMERER; EDUCATION; LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Chi Omega, Secretary; SNEA, Secretary; Cencoe; Conglomerate; YON- COPIN Beauty; Mardi Gras Court. WILLIAM CARPENTER; MATH; PORT NECHES, TEXAS TH ' OMAS S. CARTER; GEOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Kappa Alpha; Pershing Rifles. LEONE DIANNE CLARK; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT ERNEST LYNWOOD CLOUGH; HISTORY-GOVERNMENT; SHREVEPORT 128 ROBERT COCKRELL; BUSINESS; BOSSIER CITY Intramurals. DON COUVILLION; HISTORY; SHREVEPORT Dean ' s List; YONCOPIN Staff; French Club; Kappa Sigma, President Pledge Class, House Manager; Freshman Class Favorite; Intramurals. BEVERLY CRAWFORD; RELIGION; NEW ORLEANS Kappa Chi, Program Chairman; MSM; Freshman Follies; Jongleurs. DESSAGENE CRAWFORD; ENGLISH; JEFFERSON, TEXAS Alph Chi, Vice-President; Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary, Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Pi; MSM; French Awards; Phi Sigma lota. LORINE CRENSHAW; EDUCATION; BEAUMONT, TEXAS Jongleurs; Alpha Psi Omega; Aufait; MSM; Kappa Chi; SUA; Ben Kinel Centenary Girl, 1959; Freshman Follies. FAYE CROW; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Transfer, Washburn University; Delta Gamma. JOHN CROW; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT JOHN DALE; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT DOROTHY DAVIS; ENGLISH; SHREVEPORT Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi. :lass MARY GLEN DAVIS; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SLTA, Treasurer. JOYCELYN DELAY; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SLTA. KENNETH DESHONG; HISTORY; BAYTOWN, TEXAS MSM; Kappa Chi. CORA DORSETT; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Alpha Chi. EDDIE EAVES; EDUCATION; BEAUMONT, TEXAS BSU. 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 Honors; Intramurals; Conglomerate. DAVID EWING; PHYSICS; BOSSIER CITY Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Sigma Chi, Associate Member; Student Section of The American Institute of Physics, President; Sigma Pi Sigma, Presi- dent; Math Club, Charter Member, President; Circle K, Charter Member, President; Alpha Chi, President; Who ' s Who; Student Trainee ar Oak Ridge National Laboratory. 129 DONALD FARLEY; ENGLISH; THIBODAUX MSAA, Vice-President, President; Kappa Chi; Kappa Sigma; Sigma Tau Delta; Jongleurs, President; Alpha Psi Omega, Drama Awards; Honor Court, Chief Justice; Interfaith Council, President; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-President; Who ' s Who; Gymnastic Team. ESMOND ANTHONY FATTER; DIVISIONAL MAJOR; NEW ORLEANS Kappa Sigma; IFC, Secretary; ROTC Rifle Team; KWKH Radio News- caster; Freshman Follies. RALPH FERRARI; BIOLOGY-CHEMISTRY; FREELAND, PENN. Basketball; Sophomore Class President; Kappa Sigma, Vice-President; Honor Court; IFC; Intramurals; Disciplinary Committee. ROB FRANKS; PRE-MED; SHREVEPORT Kappa Alpha; Intramurals. LUCY FURR; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT MARY GATES; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT DEANNE GOLDSBERRY; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SLTA; Delta Delta Delta. LAJUANA GOLDSBY; SOCIAL STUDIES; SHREVEPORT SLTA. ELIZABETH GOULD; MUSIC EDUCATION; NEW ORLEANS YONCOPIN Beauty; Junior Class Secretary; Hardin Hall Dorm Council; Stu- dent Senate, Independent Representative; Freshman Follies. GAIL GRANGER; SOCIAL SCIENCE DIVISIONAL; LAKE CHARLES Alpha Xi Delta, Vice-President, Social Chairman, Pledge Trainer; Hardin Hall Council, Sophomore Representative, President, Senior Representative; Conglomerate; Centenary Band; WRA; Cencoe, Secretary. GAY GRIFFITH; HISTORY; SHREVEPORT Phi Sigma lota; Alpha Sigma Pi; Zeta Tau Alpha, Magazine Chairman; Pep Squad; Canterbury Club; Intramurals; French Award; SLTA. ROBERT GUICE; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT BARBARA JEAN HARMAN; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT ALICE HERRINGTON; MUSIC; WISNER Phi Beta, Songleader, President, Ritual Chairman; Alpha Gamma Omicron, President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer; MSAA; Kappa Chi, Publicity Chairman; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Chapel Committee; Dean ' s List; Freshman Follies; Le Cercle Francais. PAUL HOGAN; BUSINESS; NEW ORLEANS RYAN HORTON; SOCIAL SCIENCE; NATCHITOCHES Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Class Officer, President of Colony; MSM, President, Vice-President, State President; IFC, Vice-President. Representa- tive to Student Senate; Interfaith Council; Circle K; Kappa Chi, Treasurer; Chapel Committee; Who ' s Who; Centenary Choir; Jongleurs; Alpha Psi Omega; Freshman Follies; SLTA. MARY MADELINE HOWARD; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT Delta Tau Omicron, Vice-President; Newman Club; National Anthology of College Poetry. 130 NOEL HUDSON; EDUCATION; MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA JOLENE HUMPHRIES; SPANISH; SHREVEPORT GRACE JACKSON; SPEECH; HOMER Pep Squad, Vice-President; Chi Omega; Jongleurs, Secretary; Alpha Psi Omega; Phi Beta; Maroon Jackets; Book of Job; James Dorm Council. LORRAINE JENKINS; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT JOEL JOHNSON; DIVISIONAL MAJOR; SHREVEPORT Alpha Epsilon Delta, President; Alpha Sigma Chi, Vice-President. MARTHA JOHNSON; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SLTA. WOODROW W. JOHNSON; BUSINESS; BOSSIER CITY MAURY JOHNSTON; HISTORY; LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Chi Omega, Corresponding Secretary; Conglomerate, Co-Editor; Maroon Jackets; Jongleurs; SNEA; Publications Committee. ALLEN ARTHUR JONES; RELIGION; TEXARKANA, TEXAS ROGER DICK JOHNS; ENGLISH; SHREVEPORT Kappa Sigma; Kappa Chi; MSM; French Club. GEORGE KALMBACH; INDUSTRIAL TECH; SHREVEPORT Sigma Nu, Transfer from University of Arkansas. KAREN KANAPKEY; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT Alpha Sigma Pi; Delta Tau Omicron, Secretary; Newman Club, Secretary. KAY KING; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Alpha Xi Delta, President; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Secretary; Panhellenic, Secretary; Hardin Dorm Council. CLARICE KRUMNOW; EDUCATION; BELCHER MSM Council; SLTA; Intramurals. PATRICIA LAVIGNE; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SLTA, President; Newman Club; Centettes, Publicity Chairman. RICHARD E. LEE ; BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; WELSH Centenary Choir; Acacia; Centenary Band. ROXIE LEWIS; BIOLOGY; EL DORADO, ARKANSAS Alpha Xi Delta, Secretary; WRA; Biology Club. 131 CHARLES LOWREY; CHEMISTRY; SHREVEPORT Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Chi, President; Alpha Sigma Pi. JOHN JOSEPH LUKASIK; MATH; IRVINGTON, NEW JERSEY Basketball. MICHAEL MANN; PRE-MED; HOUSTON, TEXAS Alpha Epsilon Delta, President; Gamma Beta Gamma; Honor Court. FRANK MARANTO; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Honor Roll; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Gamma Beta Gamma. JUDITH MARTIN; MATH; BOSSIER CITY Outstanding Freshman Award; Intramurals; Math Club, Vice-President; LFCWRA, Treasurer; Sigma Pi Sigma, Vice-President; Alpha Sigma Pi, Alpha Chi; Physics Club, Vice-President; Freshman Physics Award; Maroon Jackets, Treasurer. JUDY MAYO; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; LAKE CHARLES Intramurals; WRA Council, President; MSM. SANDRA McCUISTION; EDUCATION; EL DORADO, ARKANSAS Who ' s Who; Chi Omega, Vice-President; Panhellenic; Alpha Chi; Dean ' s List; Cencoe; SCONA Delegate; Phi Beta; YONCOPIN Beauty; Maroon Jackets, Secretary; Centenary Choir, Vice-President; Miss Centenary, 1963. JESSE G. McCULLOUGH; SOCIAL SCIENCE; SHREVEPORT LYDIA McGLATHERY; EDUCATION; LOGANSPORT Chi Omega. DIANNE McGOWEN; ACCOUNTING; BOSSIER CITY Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer; Cencoe; Panhellenic; Alpha Chi. WILLOUGHBY MEEK; CHEMISTRY; SHREVEPORT ALAN MILLER; ACCOUNTING; SHREVEPORT Kappa Alpha; Intramurals. ROBERT STEELE MOORE; MUSIC; MARSHALL, TEXAS Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Centenary Band. WILLARD WRAY MOORE; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; HORNBEAK, TENNESSEE Kappa Sigma; Basketball; Junior Class President; Senior Class President. ANNE MONTGOMERY; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Alpha Epsilon Delta; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Chi. ALICE MOOSSY; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT LINDA MORRIS; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT 132 BARRY F. NELSON; ACCOUNTING; SHREVEPORT Centenary Choir, President; Kappa Sigma. BILL NELSON; ENGLISH; BASTROP MSM; Circle K; Student Senate; Rifle Team; Gymnastic Team. JEAN NETTERVILLE; RELIGION-EDUCATION; BATON ROUGE Maroon Jackets, President, Vice-President; Centenary Choir, Treasurer, Secretary; Who ' s Who; Student Senate, Independent Representative; James Dorm Council, Vice-President, Publicity; Senior Class Secretary; Kappa Chi; SLTA; Intramurals. SUZANNE NEWKIRK; EDUCATION; ATLANTA, TEXAS SLTA; Sexton Dorm Council. ROBERT NOONAN; MUSIC EDUCATION; BATON ROUGE ALFRED JAMES PAGNATO; MUSIC; BATON ROUGE Shreveport Symphony; Centenary Band. WILLIAM A. PATERSON; ACCOUNTING; SHREVEPORT CLYDE JAMES PERKINS; MUSIC EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Shreveport Symphony; Centenary Band; Phi Mu Alpha. FREDDIE PETERS; MUSIC EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Kappa Sigma; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, President, Vice-President, Treasurer; Centenary Band, Dance Band; Golf Team. PERRILYN PHILLIPS; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Physical Education Majors Club. GWEN PLATKO; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SANDRA POSS; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Zeta Tau Alpha, President, Social Chairman, Activities, House Manager, Pledge Class President; Cencoe, President; Panhellenic, President; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets; Dean ' s List; WRA; SLTA; BSU; Co-Editor YONCO- PIN, Best Member Award; Student Affairs Committee. NELL PREBLE; EDUCATION; NEW ORLEANS KAREN PRICE; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SLTA, Vice-President; Story League, President. JERRE RAINWATER; BUSINESS; SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS Centenary Choir, Secretary; Maroon Jackets, Vice-President; Who ' s Who; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; Delta Tau Omicron; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President. MIKE RAMMING, PHYSICAL EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Who ' s Who; Student Senate, President, Vice-President; Kappa Alpha, Presi- dent; IFC, President; Conglomerate; Dean ' s List; ODK, Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Pi; Intramural Council; Basketball. ELTON DAVID RAY; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT Delta Tau Omicron. 133 JOSEPH ROBINSON; DIVISIONAL MAJOR; SHREVEPORT Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Dean ' s List. GRAYSON ROGERS; CHEMISTRY; SOPHIA, NORTH CAROLINA Alpha Sigma Chi, President. NICHOLAS ROPPOLO; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT JACQUELINE ROSETT; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Freshman Class Vice-President; Freshman Follies; Phi Beta; Cencoe; Pan- hellenic; MSM, Secretary; SLTA, Secretary; James Dorm Council, Publicity Chairman; WRA Council; Intramurals; YONCOPIN Staff; Centenary Choir; Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer. WILLIAM ROSS; ECONOMICS; TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS Alpha Sigma Pi; Conglomerate, Business Manager, Conglomerate Award; Kappa Sigma, President, Fraternity Senior Scholarship Award; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Junior Class Treasurer; Who ' s Who; Centenary Gentleman, 1963. CAROLYN SEARCY; MATH; BENTON, ARKANSAS Chi Omega, Social Chairman; Math Club; Physics Club, Secretary-Treasur- er; Playhouse; Sigma Pi Sigma; Conglomerate, Outstanding Staff Member Award; National Merit Scholarship. RAYMOND SEXTON; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Centenary Band; Acacia. SARAH SEXTON; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT ED SHAW; ACCOUNTING; SHREVEPORT Intramurals; Kappa Alpha. JOHN WILLIAM SHEMWELL; BIO LOGY; SHREVEPORT FRED SHEWMAKE; PHYSICAL EDUCATION; BOSSIER CITY Intramurals; Baseball. BILLY SIKES; BUSINESS; BOSSIER CITY WILMA SISK; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT TOMMY SISKRON; BIOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Kappa Sigma; Baseball. JAMES SMITH; COMMERCE-PRE-LAW; SHREVEPORT Transfer, Northwestern; Intramurals; MSM; Conglomerate; Kappa Sigma. RICHARD R. SMITH; BUSINESS; BOSSIER CITY JADA ANN SPARKS; GEOLOGY; SHREVEPORT Industrial Technology Society, Secretary-Treasurer. CATHERINE STAPLES; HISTORY; SHREVEPORT Alpha Chi, Secretary; Sigma Tau Delta; Conglomerate; Interfaith Coi Dean ' s List; Transfer, L.S.U. 134 CHARLOTTE STODGHILL; EDUCATION; RAYVILLE Cheerleader; Chi Omega, President, Personnel; James Dorm Council; Co- Editor, YONCOPIN, Publications Award; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Senior Class Favorite. GORDON TALK; RELIGION; BAKER MSM; Kappa Chi, President; Interfaith Council; Chapel and Religious Life Committee; Gamma Delta lota; Intramurals. ELAINE THAXTON; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT LARRY THOMPSON; ENGLISH; SHREVEPORT SUSANNE TIPTON; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT Delta Delta Delta. JUNE TOBEY; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT KATHRYN SMITH TRAYLOR; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT LINDA VIZUETTE; RELIGION; PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS MSM; WRA; Kappa Chi. RILEY WALLACE; PHYSICAL EDUCATION-SPEECH; JERSEYVILLE, ILLINOIS Basketball, Captain; Kappa Sigma, Guard; Senior Class Favorite; Senior Class Treasurer; Physical Education Majors Club; Intramurals. LINDA WHITLOW; BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION; SHREVEPORT MSM; SLTA; Intramurals. GAYLE HENRY WILKE; BUSINESS; SHREVEPORT JOAN WILLIAMS; EDUCATION; MONROE Freshman Class Favorite; Freshman Class Vice-President; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Pi; Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; Mardi Gras Court; Homecoming Court; Student Senate, Vice-President; SLTA; Honorary Maroon Jacket; Circle K Sweetheart; Intramurals; YONCOPIN Beauty; Centenary Lady, 1963. PATRICIA WINDHAM; EDUCATION; SHREVEPORT SARAH WORRELL; HISTORY; SHREVEPORT Alpha Sigma Pi. GAIL YARBROUGH; EDUCATION; MANSFIELD Chi Omega; SNEA. FRANK YOUNG; HISTORY; SHREVEPORT Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Pi. JULE ANNE YOUNG; MUSIC EDUCATION; BATON ROUGE Phi Beta, Reporter; WRA Council, Reporter; Intramurals; James Dorm Council. 35 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President CHAT REED Vice-President NANCY LECKY Secretary HEATHER DODSON Treasurer LARRY COWLEY T fit - Y WILLIAMS , -. V v kr V ■ I 1 • 1 , J ■ 1 ' — «r 3M ■ m ' ' ■ ' ' • J« i i r ■ • - . ■ «  • fe • - 1 ? ' ' ■ M t w t ' • -- • , ' • ' ,:,.« it . v J :,. ft I JUNIOR DON ADAIR Lone Star, Texas HAVARD ALBRIGHT Jennings, La. DIANNA AMMONS Many, La. WALLACE BAILEY Shreveport, La. LINDA BEAIRD Shreveport, La. FRANCIS BEARD Mobile, Alabama ELEANOR BECKLEY Albany, Indiana BOB BISHOFF Houston, Texas JACQUELINE BLOUNT Bossier City, La. RONALD BOYD Shreveport, La. CHARLES BOYETTE Atlanta, Texas JOHN BREWER Arcadia, La. JAMES BRIGGS Vivian, La. MARY LOU BRIGGS Shreveport, La. KARIN BRUNKHORST Enskede, Sweden PATT BYRD Boulder, Colorado ROBERT CALLIHAM Shreveport, La. KAY CARLISLE Shreveport, La. ROSEMARY CASEY Texarkana, Ark. FREDDIE CHERRY Bossier City, La. 138 CLASS STEPHEN COOK Shreveport, La. LARRY COWLEY Pompano Beach, Florida HOWARD CROSBY Shreveport, La. HUGH COYLE Plain Dealing, La. MARY LYNNE DISIERE Shreveport, La. HEATHER DODSON North Little Rock, Ark. JEAN DRIVER Shreveport, La. EDWARD DOREMUS Houston, Texas JIM DuVALL McDade, La. ROBERT EARP 5hreveport, La. ROBERT ETHRIDGE Shreveport, La. HERBERT FACKLER Mansfield, La. ALLEN FORD Jefferson, Texas JOHN FRASER Monroe, La. JO ANN GARMA Metairie, La. CHARLES GAUTREAUX Shreveport, La. ANN GIBBES Shreveport, La. ROBERT GILLAN Shreveport, La. BRYNN GODFREY Shreveport, La. KEN GORDON Jefferson, Texas 139 WILLENE GRAYTHEN Metairie, La. LOUIE GRIFFITH Shreveport, La. ROSELYNN GUERCIO Shreveport, La. RODNEY HART Shreveport, La. ROBERT HAWKINS Shreveport, La. TOMMY HEAD West Monroe, La. RICHARD HEARD Winnfield, La. JIMMY HENDERSON Bogalusa, La. JOHN HILL Shreveport, La. BUCK HORN Minden, La. DOUGLAS HOWARD Metairie, La. NORMAN HOWSE Shreveport, La. SHARON HUBERT Clanton, Alabama BARBARA HUMPHRIES Shreveport, La. LINDA ICE Shreveport, La. GILFORD JACKSON Doddridge, Ark. PHILLIP JONES Shreveport, La. CAROLE JORSTAD Shreveport, La. THOMAS KERLIN Shreveport, La. JUDY KLEINHANS Shreveport, La. 140 HELEN KREAAERS Shreveport, La. DIANA LANEY El Dorado, Ark. GEORGE LAWN West Monroe, La. AMY LEA Shreveport, La. NANCY LECKY El Dorado, Ark. MELANIE LINGENFELTER Shreveport, La. R. V. LOCKWOOD Spearsville, La. HARVEY LONG Dallas, Texas PATSY LOWDERBACK Shreveport, La. STAN AAcAFOOS Alton, Illinois WILLIAM McCAA Shreveport, La. YOUREE JEAN McCALL Bossier City, La. KATHERINE McCALLISTER Arcadia, La. ROBERT McCRAINE Zachary, La. FRANCES McCRAW Bossier City, La. PATRICIA McFARLAND Shreveport, La. MARILYN McLURE Shreveport, La. BOISE MACBETH La Canada, Calif. NORMA MAGNESS Shreveport, La. MELANIE MARTIN Shreveport, La. Jk ' 0 4 4 141 NANCY M1NTER Cason, Texas JIMMY MITCHELL Shreveport, La. ELLEN MORGAN Shreveport, La. INDI NICHOLS Sarona, Wisconsin MARY NOE Shreveport, La. ROBERT NORRIS Shreveport, La. JAMES OLDSON Shreveport, La. PATRICIA O ' NEIL Shreveport, La. EVELYN PALMER Shreveport, La. MARION PALMER Shreveport, La. RALPH PARNELL Shreveport, La. SUSAN PRADOS Shreveport, La. BETTYE PRATT Shreveport, La. WILLIAM PRINCE Shreveport, La. HAROLD PROSKE Shreveport, La. VICKI RA PP Gulfport, Miss. CHAT REED Shreveport, La. GERALD REISINGER Bossier City, La. LEONARD RIGGS Longview, Texas JERI RILEY Shreveport, La. WILLIAM SHAW Shreveport, La. JULIE SCHMIDT Shreveport, La. CALVERT SELLERS Shreveport, La. ROBERTA GLENN SCOTT DeQueen, Ark. JOHNNY SHANKLES Beaumont, Texas ELAINE SISTRUNK Shreveport, La. BEVERLY SMITH Homer, La. KATHY SMITH Shreveport, La. SARA SMITH Shreveport, La. GAIL SOUTHERLAND Plain Dealing, La. MARIE STODDARD Shreveport, La. PAULINE THOMAS Shreveport, La. GEORGE THOMPSON Shreveport, La. PAGE TILLER Metaire, La. WILLIAM TRIMBLE Lake Charles, La. CECIL UPSHAW Bossier, La. DENISE VAN BIBBER Shreveport, La. LUCILLE WALSH Baton Rouge, La. DIANA WARR Shreveport, La. MILDRED WEATHERLY Shreveport, La. JAMES WILLIAMS Shreveport, La. JAMES E. WILLIAMS Texarkana, Ark. MONNA WILLIAMS Shreveport, La. SALLY WINGFIELD Kilgore, Texas GEORGE WOLFE Shreveport, La. LOIS WRAY Shreveport, La. MARY ANNE YOUNGBLOOD Shreveport, La. KAREN ZAFFATER Shreveport, La. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President BILL BLACKMAN Vice-President MARY ELLEN DUMAS Secretary DIANN KING - .-..JTrea surer JIMMY MOUNGER i44 111 . i £ W ' f • m mt ! . . y? % ■■  tfC I ' '  1 - ' I ■ 2 :::::;;::: ; W % %| j r y ls p, m ,  ; $ Ml - . i.4 • • ' • HE ' - ' ' •-. % - ■ m • | , . i • 2 %,i ■ ■ i - ssr : - r ' SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Marty Aiken Bill Bowker SOPHOMORE MARTY AIKEN Shreveport, La. WILLIAM AIKEN Shreveport, La. JANET ALFORD Mt. Hermon, La. GORDON ALLEN Shreveport, La. JERRY ALMAND Keithville, La. LOUIS ALVARADO Shreveport, La. JOEL ANDERSON Shreveport, La. JAMES BABCOCK Bossier City, La. CYNTHIA BAILEY New Orleans, La. DENNIS BAUGHMAN Shreveport, La. WILLIAM BLACKMAN Shreveport, La. JO ANN BOLSTER Metairie, La. JACK BOND Shreveport, La. GAIL BONNEAU Bayside, New York WILLIAM BOWKER Shreveport, La. MICHAEL BRENT Bilotxi, Miss. DAVID BREWER El Dorado, Ark. BONNYE BRIAN Baton Rouge, La. CAROL BROWN Shreveport, La. KAY BROWN Onarga, Illinois MERRY ANN BRUCE Shreveport, La. RICHARD BRUNSON Shreveport, La. JERRY BUTCHER Lebannon, Missouri GEORGIA BUTLER West Monroe, La. 146 CLASS RONNIE BYRD Leesville, La. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL Kk x? Shreveport, La. CONNIE CARSON |L ► Shreveport, La. « ■ ' % SANDRA CATE J Bt0$ !8(! ' ' m El Dorado, Ark. JAMES CHANEY Baton Rouge, La. JIMMY CHATHAM Jefferson, Texas JEAN CLEMENT New Orleans, La. GAYLE COLLINS Metairie, La. MARVIN COLLINS Minden, La. PHYLLIS COLLINS Texarkana, Ark. JUDD COPELAND Shreveport, La. JOSEPH CORDARO Shreveport, La. CAROLE COTTON Rayville, La. ANN COVINGTON Sulphur, La. SHIRLEY COWARD Shreveport, La. JANET COX Plain Dealing, La. EDDIE DANCE Corpus Christi, Texas DOUGLAS DAVIS Alexandria, La. WILLIS DEAR Shreveport, La. ROBERT DICKERSON Shreveport, La. BRUCE DINWIDDIE New Orleans, La. KEITH DOBBINS Shreveport, La. AMELIA DUCHENE Shreveport, La. MARY ELLEN DUMAS El Dorado, Ark. 147 l ROY DUPUY 1 Bossier City, La. (« 1 DON EASTERWOOD Shreveport, La. «%.- RONNIE EUBANKS ' .| Dallas, Texas GEORGE FAZAKERLY Shreveport, La. JAMES FIELD Shreveport, La. LINDA FULLILOVE Guatemala, S. A. THOMAS FUGLER Waskom, Texas AMA GARLAND Shreveport, La. GAIL GISY Grafton, Illinois BETTE GLASS Tampa, Florida DAVID GOODWIN LaPorte, Indiana PAUL GOODWIN Jefferson, Texas SHERMAN GORTON Shreveport, La. BECKY GOULD Dallas, Texas GRANVILLE GOZA Shreveport, La. TOMMY GREEN El Dorado, Ark. CAROL GRIGSBY Bossier City, La. OTTO GRISKAT Pittsburgh, Pa. VANCE GRISWOLD Houston, Texas SYLVIA GROVE Bossier City, La. CLARENCE GUTTERIDGE Auburndale, Florida JANICE HAENEL Shreveport, La. CAROL ANN HAGNER Cotton Valley, La. FAYE HAHN Bossier City, La. 148 ROBERT HARMON Shreveport, La. JAMES HARMON Shreveport, La. DONALD HARRIS Dallas, Texas KAY HARRIS Stamps, Ark. CONNIE HEATH Shreveport, La. BARBARA HEMPHILL Little Rock, Ark. BONNIE HENRY Shreveport, La. ANDREW HERNANDEZ Shreveport, La. PATRICIA HOLT Calion, Ark. MARY ANN HONAKER Barksdale Air Force Base, LINDA HOPE Shreveport, La. LINDA HOWARD Houston, Texas La. RALPH HOWARD Alexandria, La. LINDA HUMPHRIES Shreveport, La. SARA JACKSON Shreveport, La. ROBERT JACKSON Bossier City, La. PAULA JAHNKE Shreveport, La. RANDY JAMES Shreveport, La. HERBERT JENNINGS New Orleans, La. SALLY KELLER North Little Rock, Ark. WILLIAM KELLEY Barksdale Air Force Base, La. MILTON KICKLIGHTER Glennville, Georgia DIANN KING Jefferson, Texas LORETTA KLOSE Barksdale Air Force Base, La. 149 MARY JO LAVATY St. Louis, Missouri HENRY LEDFORD Keithville, La. THOMAS LEMLY Shreveport, La. EVE LEMONS Shreveport, La. MARCIA LEONARD Little Rock, Ark. REGINA LEVINSON Denison, Texas LOUISE LONG El Dorado, Ark. TRULY McDANIEL Bossier City, La. CAROL ANN McDONALD Monroe, La. HOLLY McGEE Shreveport, La. JACQUELINE MclNTYRE Shreveport, La. edward Mclaughlin Dallas, Texas RAYMOND MADDEN Arcadia, La. WILLIAM MALONE Shreveport, La. EVALINE MARKEL Vicksburg, Miss. JANELL MARR Bossier City, La. MARTHA LOU MARTIN Shreveport, La. ERNESTINE MASSEY Shreveport, La. NOEL MATTHEWS Ruidoso, New Mexico JESSE MEANS Bossier City, La. LOUISE MINTER Minden, La. ANNE MORCOM Baton Rouge, La. MILLICENT MORGAN New Orleans, La. JAMES MOUNGER Rayville, La. m JENNIE NUTT Dallas, Texas NANCY PADGETT Shreveport, La. ROSARY PALERMO Shreveport, La. BRIAN PARSONS Shreveport, La. FAYE PAYNE Shreveport, La. PHYLLIS PAYNE Marshall, Texas ANNE PEARCE Shreveport, La. MARIALISE PERKINS Marshall, Texas BARRY PETREE Shreveport, La. ANITA POWELL Shreveport, La. WILLIAM POWELL Shreveport, La. WANDA PRAYTOR Bellaire, Texas MARIE PRICHARD Shreveport, La. DOOGIE PRINGOS Little Rock, Ark. MILLIE PRUDHOMME Shreveport, La. NEWELL PUGH Shreveport, La. REBECCA PURCELL Plain Dealing, La. BETTY RALPH Osceola, Ark. CYNTHIA RANKIN Tyler, Texas JOE REECE Gilliam, La. CELIA RHORER Homer, La. CHRIS ROACH Shreveport, La. CATHY ROGERS Camp Lejeune, N. C. RICKIE SANDIFER Jackson, Miss. 151 JACQUELINE SEALE Shreveport, La. LINDA SERMONS Shreveport, La. PATRICIA SHERRITT Richardson, Texas TERESA SHETLEY Mansfield, La. RONALD SHUFLIN Keithville, La. BUDDY SILLS Prospect Park, Pennsylvania HARRIET SIMMONS Shreveport, La. ARTHUR SIMPSON Shreveport, La. JEANNE SLAUGHTER Houston, Texas THOMAS SLEAMAKER Shreveport, La. PAMELA SMITH El Dorado, Ark. DORIS STEWART Shreveport, La. ROBERT SWANN Shreveport, La. DAVID SWEARINGEN Shreveport, La. MARY THACKER Owensboro, Kentucky JAMES THIGPEN Shreveport, La. JUDITH THOMPSON Little Rock, Ark. ROBERT TOLBERT El Dorado, Ark. TERRY TOMLIN Dallas, Texas NEIL TRICHEL Shreveport, La. EARLE VALENTINE Shreveport, La. THOMAS VAUGHN Bossier City, La. BETTY LOU VICKERS Zwolle, La. GARLAND WEIDNER Shreveport, La. SUZANN WELTY Little Rock, Ark. SUSAN WHIPPLE Arlington, Texas JUDITH WHITE Shreveport, La. PATRICK WHITE Shreveport, La. ROBERT WHITE Terryville, Connecticut SHARON WILSON Little Rock, Ark. CAROLYN WITT San Antonio, Texas BARBARA WITTMAN Shreveport, La. PAULA WOLFE Longview, Texas CAROL WOOD DeRidder, La. GAIL WREN Delhi, La. SAMUEL WYSE Shreveport, La. JEANNIE YEARWOOD Shreveport, La. NORMAN YOUNG Richardson, Texas JUDITH YOUNG El Dorado, Ark. 153 AftCLASS OFFICES SHERRY BEEDE Erreglbrer JOHN LUKE n JN « iif- m m I z FRESHMAN ClfSS FAVORITES Judy Nicho! Lee Kizer . c pfe • ' r- ' f 4 Sr. x ! . r% ft ; Vv ii l «•- -f. Ilfi FRESHMAN CAROL ANN ALEXANDER-Little Rock, Ark. PATRICK ANDERS-Shreveport ERNEST ARNOLD-New Orleans STEVE ARNOLD-Shreveport CATHY BAILEY-Shreveport JOHN BAINS-Shreveport GAYLE BANGERT-North Little Rock, Ark. DONALD BASS-Bossier CAROL BEAUCLAIR-Shreveport SHARON BEEDE-Shreveport LINDA BODDIE-Crowley, La. BARRY BOLDING-Shreveport LYNN BONNEAU-Ba yside, N. Y. ROBIN BOWERS-Shreveport JOHN BRADEN-Roanoke, La. DOROTHY BRADLEY-Shreveport MOLLY BRANDON-Shreveport MARGARET BRAY-Shreveport WAYNE BRITT-Shreveport MARY BROCK-Bossier JANET BROWN-Tyler, Tex. WILLIAM BRUNSON-Shreveport FRANCES BUCHANAN— Alexandria, La. KAY BUCKLEW-Benton, La. CHARLOTTE BURNS— Shreveport JAMES BURSON-Minden, La. 156 CLASS MARGARET BURT-Benton, La. RODNEY CAGE-Shreveport CAROL CAMERON-Shreveport MARTHA CAMP-Haynesville, La. PENNY CARAGONNE-Houston, Tex. RICHARD CARSILLO-East Orange, N. J. BONITA CARTER-Calhoun, La. THOMAS CARTER-Shreveport JOAN CHAMPION-Shreveport DALE CHILES-Vivian, La. DONNA CHRISTIAN-Natchez, Miss. ANN CLINGMAN-Keithville, La. STEPHEN CLINTON-EI Dorado, Ark. KATHY COLVERT-Little Rock, Ark. CRAIG CONNALLY-Bossier ROBERT CONNER-Dallas, Tex. ENEILE COOKE-Lake Charles, La. BUTCH COPP-Shreveport CARL COSTANZA-Shreveport ROBERT COURTNEY-Shreveport TOMMIE LOU COX-Plain Dealing, La. KERRY CROSBY-Shreveport GEORGE CUMMINGS-Shreveport CAROL CUNNINGHAM-Norco, La. JEANETTE CURRY-Houston, Tex. CHARLCIE DAVIS-Shreveport 157 DONALD DAVISON-Shreveport WAYNE DENNIS-Shreveport MARY ANN DeNOON-Shreveport ALICE DEWS-Shreveport LOUIS DISTEFANO-Shreveport JOHN DOWELL-Bossier DIANA DRY— Shreveport PEGGY EASTON-Dallas, Tex. JERE EBBERT— Little Rock, Ark. WILLIAM EDLER-Shreveport DENNY ELLIS— Shreveport JUDY EMERSON-Little Rock, Ark. PATTY ESTES-New Orleans, La. CHARLES EUBANK-Los Alamitos, Calif. SALLYE FINZER-Kenilworth, III. LINDA FLORES-Benton, La. BENNY FORTENBERRY-Shreveport JERRY FRANTOM-Shreveport CAROLYN GARISON-EI Dorado, Ark. HELEN GIESSEN-Church Point, La. SALLY GIVENS-Shreveport RELLIS GODFREY-Shreveport JIMMY GOLMON-Alexandria, La. SANDRA GOODELL-Sulphur, La. JACK GOODMAN-Bossier City MARSHA GOODWIN-Chalmette, La. 58 DONALD GORMAN-Shreveport JUDY GRAYTHEN-Metairie, La. REGGIE GRENN-Shreveport KAY GUSTAFSON-Dallas, Tex. KEITH HAIR-Kaplan, La. SHARON HALL-Shreveport BECKY HAMPTON— Nashville, Tenn. WAYNE HARDWICK-Shreveport RALPH HARKER-West Monroe, La. HENRY HARPER-Shreveport JIM HARPER-Keithville, La. EARL HARTER-New Orleans, La. CYNTHIA HAUG-Monroe, La. LINDA HAYES-Welsh, La. CATHERINE HENDERSON-Bogalusa, La. ROBERTA HENGY-Shreveport DON HENRY-Shreveport LINDA HICKMAN-Texarkana, Tex. DAVID HITT-Shreveport JOHN HOGAN-Shreveport WILLIAM HOGG-Shreveport ANNE HOHMANN-Bastrop, La. JOHN HOOKER-Leesville, La. LYNN HOWARD-Metairie, La. RICK HRUSKA-Minden, La. JIM HURST-Newton, Tex. 59 TANDY JACKSON-Coushatta, La. DAVID JONES-Metairie, La. JIMMY JOURNEY-Shreveport ROBIN KAVANAUGH-Gillian, La. DORIS KELLEY-Shreveport MIKE KENT-Bunkie, La. THOMAS KERWIN-Long Beach, N. J. JOY KIMBELL-Dallas, Tex. EDNA KING-Richardson, Tex. LEE KIZER-Texarkana, Ark. JAMES KOELEMAY-Shreveport GERALD KRAUSE-Bossier ROLPH LANDRY-Lookout Mtn., Tenn. MARTHA LARSON-Shreveport HARRY LEEPER-Shreveport ALFREDO LEWIS-Shreveport EVELYN LEWIS-Shreveport NELIA LEWIS-Shreveport FRANCES LINDH-Canal Zone SIDNEY LLOYD-Minden, La. BARROW LONG-Shreveport EARL LOTT— Shreveport JOHN LUKE-Bunkie, La. CLAIR McCLAIN-Pine Bluff, Ark. LINDA McCLENDON-Shreveport JAN McCOMBS-Atlanta, Tex. 160 BETTV McCOTTER-Shreveport BILLY McCULLAR-Shreveport MARY JO McKINNEY-Shreveport HENRY MAULDIN-Bossier VIRGINIA MAYO-Moss Bluff, La. JOHN MELANSON-Shreveport DELIGHT MILBURN-Dallas, Tex. CAROLYN MILEY-Benton, La. CHARLES MIMS-Lake Charles, La. KATHIE MITTELSTAEDT-Metairie, La. MAL MORGAN— Shreveport MARY MARGARET MORNEAU-Shreveport JIM NANCE-Shreveport ANNE NAUGHTON-Shreveport MIKE NETHERTON-Shreveport ROBERT NEWSOME-Dallas, Tex. GENE NEWTON-Tiller, Ark. JUDY NICHOLS-Shreveport LINDA OKES-Shreveport BOB OLMSTED-Dallas, Tex. PATRICK OSBORNE-Shreveport CORLISS PARKER-Bossier WILLIAM PAYNE-Shreveport CHARLES PETERS-Shreveport KITTY PHELPS-Houston, Tex. COLENE PIERCY-Shreveport 161 PATRICK PITTELKOW-New Orleans, La. JUDY PLATT-Sulphur, La. CHARLES PROCTOR-Carlsbad, N. AA. TOMMY QUAID-Lake Charles, La. NANCY QUIGLEY-Bossier DOROTHY RACHAL-Shreveport PRINGLE RAMSEY-Dallas, Tex. BARBARA RANSBOTTOM-Shreveport MARY MARGARET RASBERRY-Marshall, Tex. JANE REDHEFFER-Memphis, Tenn. YANCEY REYNOLDS-Camden, Ark. DANNY RICHARDS-Longview, Tex. LYNNE RIECKE-New Orleans, La. LINDA ROBERTSON-Shreveport ROBERT ROCKEFELLOW-Shreveport JUDITH RODGERS-Tyler, Tex. LINDA DEE ROSE-Opelousas, La. JIMMY ROSSO-Shreveport ROSEMARY ROYSE-Dallas, Tex. CAROLYN SANFORD-New Orleans, La. RALPH SCHWEGMAN-Oxford, Ohio BOB SCHWENDIMANN-Winnsboro, La. DON SCROGGIN— Shreveport ROLF SEEBERG-New Orleans, La. PAUL SHAW-Leesville, La. TOMMY SHEEK-Oil City, La. 162 LARRY SHOEMAKER-Alton, III. DOUGLAS SIMPSON-Dallas, Tex. DONNA SMITH-Tyler, Tex. HAROLD SMITH-Hope, Ark. MAC SMITH-Shreveport CLARA SAAOTHERMAN-Shreveport DONALD SNEED-Gretna, La. MARTHA SNEED-Jonesboro, La. CHARLES SOUTH-Shreveport PATRICIA SPILLER-Grand Cane, La. BETTY SPINKS-Shreveport LOUISE SPRY-New Orleans, La. MADGE STANLEY-Shreveport GAIL STARRITT-EI Dorado, Ark. CHARLES STOCKWELL-Jennings, La. MARTHA TATUM-Jonesboro, La. LYNN TAYLOR-Gonzales, La. HENRY THARP-New Orleans, La. JAMES TINSLEY-Shreveport DENISE TONKEL-Jackson, Miss. WILLIAM TRAXLER-Salado, Tex. KAYE USSERY-Arcadia, La. ANNA VAUGHAN-Greenwood, La. MARTHA VAUGHAN-Jonesville, Tex. BETTY SUE VICKERS— Springhill, La. BILLY WALDROP-Columbus, Ga. 63 NANCY WALTMAN-Shreveport JUDITH WALZEL-Houston, Tex. LINDA WARDELL-Shreveport ASTAIRRE WASLEFF-Chicago, III PAMELA WATTS-Franklinton, La. CHARLOTTE WEBB-Shreveport GARY WESLEY-Bogalusa, La. LOIS WHITE-Wills Point, Tex. JOHN WHITELY-Shreveport LINDA WHITESIDE-Little Rock, Ark. KEN WHITLOW— Shreveport LOIS WIGGINS-Metairie, La. NANCY WILLIS-Shreveport LAURIE WILSON-Shreveport MARTHA WILSON-Ellerbe, N. C. ERNEST WINDERWEEDLE-Shreveport JOHN WINFIELD-San Augustine, Tex. JANE WOLFENDEN-Shreveport CARL WOODEN-Bossier GENE WOODS-Widener, Ark. PATRICIA WOLERY-Shreveport VICKI WORD-Leesville, La. CAROLE WYNNE-i orth Little Rock, Ark. 164 FRESHMAN SNAPS ss I u r k X fli f w La -.i - .: . :; ' ■ I. Vsk - - hkS : W±i , ' ' ™ -7... ' ■ 165 INDEX A Adair, Donnie (Jr) 83, 138 Aiken, Marty (So) 45, 79, 115, 120, 145, 146 Aiken, William (So) 54, 83, 146 Akins, Ruth Ann (Sr) 61 Albright, George (Jr) 52, 138 Alexander, Carol Ann (Fr) 156 Alexander, Nancy (Sr) 128 Alford, Janet (So) 58, 75, 146 Allen, Gordon (So) 52, 110, 146 Allen, Jimmie (Sp) 128 Almand, Jerry (So) 146 Alvarado, Louis (Fr) 146 Ammons, Dianna (Jr) 44, 49, 59, 60, 69, 77, 138 Anders, Patrick (Fr) 156 Anderson, Joel (So) 81, 146 Arnold, Ernest (Fr) 52, 85, 156 Arnold, William (Fr) 156 Arnoldi, Thomas (Sr) 149, 50 ' B ' Babcock, James F. (So) 146 Bailey, Cynthia (So) 49, 58, 146 Bailey, Catherine (Fr) 77, 156 Bailey, Wallace (Jr) 49, 83, 138 Bain, Hoyt (Sr) 54, 83, 128 Bains, John (Fr) 75, 156 Bains, Louella (Sp) 45, 75 Bangert, Gayle (Fr) 75, 156 Barbee, Barbara (Sr) 40, 58, 59, 60, 38, 128 Barker, Robert (Jr) 93, 95 Barret, Thomas (Sr) 128 Bartels, Theodore (Sr) 128 Bass, Donald (Fr) 156 Baughma, Charles (So) 47, 56, 146 Beaird, Linda (Jr) 138 Beard, Frances (Jr) 138 Beauclair, Carol (Fr) 77, 156 Beckley, Eleanor (Jr) 138 Beede, Sharon (Fr) 77, 154, 156 Bennett, Clay (Sr) 128 Bishoff, Robert (Jr) 56, 70, 83, 138 Bishop, Eric (Sr) 128 Blackman, William (So) 37, 58, 60, 59, 83, 144, 146 Blankenship, Robert (Jr) 63, 85, 84 Blevins, Sharon (Jr) 46, 49 Blount, Jacqueline (Jr) 138 Boddie, Margaret (Fr) 79, 156 Bolding, Barry (Fr) 156 Bolster, Jo Ann (So) 44, 146 Bond, Jack (So) 146 Bonneau, Gail (So) 77, 146 Bonneau, Lynne (Fr) 156 Bowers, Robin (Fr) 79, 156 Bowker, William (So) 82, 110, 145, 146 Boyd, Ronald (Jr) 52, 138 Boyette, Charles (Jr) 138 Braden, John (Fr) 83, 156 Bradley, Dorothy (Fr) 61, 79, 156 Brandon, Mary (Fr) 79, 156 Bray, Margaret (Fr) 79, 111, 156 Brent, John (So) 46, 52, 62, 146 Brewer, David (So) 146 Brewer, John (Jr) 48, 83, 138 Brewerton, Thomas (Sr) 80, 81, 128 Brian, Bonnye (So) 47, 146 Briggs, James (Jr) 138 Briggs, Mary Lou (Jr) 45, 55, 79, 138 Britt, Albert (Fr) 83, 156 Brock, Mary (Fr) 156 Brown, Carol (So) 75, 146 Brown, Janet (Fr) 77, 156 Brown, Virginia (So) 146 Bruce, Merry (So) 146 Brunkhorst, Karin (Sp) 138 Brunson, Richard (So) 81, 146 Brunson, William (Fr) 156 Bryson, Eugene (Sr) 49, 50, 54, 83, 128 Buchanan, Frances (Fr) 79, 156 Bucklew, Kay (Fr) 156 Burks, LaVerne (Sr) 36, 44, 45, 47, 63, 74, 75, 128 Burnett, Shirley (Sr) 49, 52, 62, 128 Burns, Charlotte (Fr) 156 Burson, James (Fr) 146 Burt, Margaret (Fr) 157 Butcher, Jerry (So) 93, 97, 146 Butler, Georgia (So) 146 Byrd, Ronald (So) 48, 58, 59, 60, 83, 120, 147 Byrd, Patricia (Jr) 45, 61, 77, 138 Cage, Rodney (Sp) 81, 157 Calliham, Robert (Jr) 138 Camerer, Joyce (Sr) 45, 64, 76, 77, 128 Cameron, Carol (Fr) 157 Camp, Winifred (Fr) 157 Campbell, Alexander (So) 147 Caragonne, Penny (Fr) 47, 75, 157 Carlisle, Kay (Jr) 138 Carpenter, W. I. (Sr) 128 Carsillo, Richard (Fr) 81, 157 Carson, Connie (So) 147 Carter, Bonita (Fr) 63, 157 Carter, Thomas (Fr) 60, 83, 157 Carter, Thomas (Sr) 128 Casey, Rosemary (Jr) 45, 58, 59, 63, 65, 138 Cate, Sandra (So) 79, 147 Causey, Billy (So) 52 Champion, Joan (Fr) 77, 157 Chaney, James (So) 47, 63, 147 Chatham, James (So) 47, 48, 83, 147 Cherry, Freddie (Sp) 138 Chiles, Dale (Fr) 59, 157 Christian, Donna (Fr) 75, 157 Clark, Dianne (Sr) 128 Clement, Jean (So) 147 Clingman, Ann (Fr) 77, 157 Clinton, Stephen (Fr) 49, 83, 157 Clough, Ernest (Sr) 128 Cockrell, Robert (Sr) 129 Collins, Gayle (So) 147 Collins, Marvin (So) 147 Collins, Phyllis (So) 79, 147 Colvert, Kathy (Fr) 62, 77, 157 Connally, Craig (Fr) 59, 157 Conner, Robert (So) 157 Cook, Stephen (Jr) 139 Cooke, Eneile (Fr) 79, 157 Copeland, Judd (So) 58, 85, 147 Copp, William (Fr) 157 Cordaro, Joseph (So) 147 Costanza, Carl (Fr) 157 Cotton, Carole (So) 77, 147 Courtney, Robert (Fr) 157 Couvillion, Don (Sr) 55, 83, 129 Covington, Ann (So) 79, 110, 116, 147 Coward, Shirley (So) 147 Cowley, Larry (Jr) 49, 59, 60, 83, 136, 139 Cox, Janet (So) 44, 79, 147 Cox, Tommie (Fr) 157 Coyle, Hugh (Sr) 139 Cozine, Ruthanne (Sr) 61 Crawford, Beverly (Sr) 47, 129 Crawford, Dessagene (Sr) 47, 58, 63, 129 Crenshaw, Lorine (Sr) 64, 129 Crosby, Howard (Jr) 59, 139 Crosby, Kerry (Fr) 157 Crow, Faye (Sr) 129 Crow, John (Sr) 129 Cummings, George (Fr) 157 Cunningham, Carol (Fr) 47, 52, 157 Curry, Jeanette (Fr) 49, 60, 157 D Dale, John (Sr) 129 Daly, Elizabeth (Sr) 58 Dance, Eddie (So) 147 Davis, Charlcie (Fr) 157 Davis, Dorothy (Sr) 58, 129 Davis, Douglas (So) 47, 63, 147 Davis, Mary Glenn (Sr) 64, 129 Davison, Donald (Fr) 158 Dear, Willia (So) 47, 48, 52, 147 DeLacerda, Fred (Sp) 59, 60 Dennis, Joe (Fr) 85, 158 DeNoon, Mary Ann (Fr) 158 Dews, Alice (Fr) 63, 158 Dickerson, Robert (So) 46, 81, 147 Dinwiddie, Bruce (So) 81, 147 Disiere, Mary Lynne (Jr) 75, 139 Distefano, Louis (Fr) 158 Dobbins, Keith (So) 147 Dodson, Heather (Jr) 33, 57, 77, 136, 139 Doremus, Edward (Jr) 47, 60, 85, 139 Dorsett, Cora (Sr) 58, 129 Dowell, John (Fr) 81, 158 Driver, Jean (So) 139 Dry, Diana (Fr) 158 Duchene, Amelia (So) 147 Dumas, Mary Ellen (So) 44, 55, 147, 77 Dupuy, Roy (So) 148 Duvall, Jim (Jrj 139 Eaves, Eddie (Sr) 129 Ebbert, Jere (Fr) 79, 158 Edler, Robert (Jr) 85 Edler, William (Fr) 158, 85 Edler, William (Fr) 85, 158 Ellis, William (Fr) 46, 158 Emerson, Judith (Fr) 79, 158 Ensley, Don (Sr) 92, 93, 94 Estes, Patty (Fr) 47, 79, 158 Ethridge, Robert (Jr) 139 Eubank, Charles (Fr) 158 Eubanks, Ronnie (So) 85, 148 Evans, Jennie (So) 78, 79, 151 Evans, Johnnie (Sr) 129 Ewing, David (Sr) 38, 41, 48, 58, 65, 129 Fackler, Herbert (Jr) 57, 63, 139 Farley, Don (Sr) 39, 41, 61, 63, 69, 130 Fatter, Es (Sr) 83, 130 Fazakerly, George (So) 148 Ferrari, Ralph (Sr) 83, 93, 95, 130 Field, James (So) 83, 148 Finzer, Sally (Fr) 77, 158 Flores, Linda (Fr) 158 Ford, Allen (Jr) 41, 57, 61, 83, 104, 110, 139 Fortenberry, Benny (Fr) 85, 158 Franks, Robert (Sr) 81, 110, 130 Frantom, Jerry (Fr) 46, 158 Fraser, John (Jr) 48, 81 Freeland, John (Fr) 85, 110 Fullilove, Linda (So) 31, 77, 148 Fugler, Thomas (So) 148 Furr, Lucy (Sr) 130 Eanes, Lee (Sr) 46 Earp, Robert (Jr) 46, 84, 85, 120 Easterwood, Don (So) 148 Easton, Margaret (Fr) 79, 158 Garison, Carolyn (Fr) 49, 158 Garland, Ama (So) 148 Garma, JoAnn (Jr) 44, 57, 139 Gates, Mary (Sr) 140 Gautreaux, Charles (Jr) 139 Gibbes, Ann (Sr) 63, 139 Giessen, Helen (Fr) 47, 62, 63, 158 Gillan, Robert (Jr) 83, 139 Gisy, Gail (So) 83, 93, 96, 148 Godfrey, Brynn (Sr) 139 Godfrey, Rellis (Sp) 158 Goldsberry, Deanne (Sr) 130 Goldsby, LaJuana (Sr) 130 Golmon, Jimmy (Sp) 49, 158 Goodell, Sandra (Fr) 158 Goodman, Jack (Fr) 158 Goodwin, David (So) 148 Goodwin, Marsha (Fr) 55, 79, 158 Goodwin, Paul (So) 148 Gordon, Ken (Jr) 49, 54, 83, 139 Gorman, Don (Fr) 159 Gorton, Sherman (So) 85, 148 Gould, Elizabeth (Sr) 36, 49, 50, 116, 120, 130 Gould, Rebecca (So) 45, 54, 56, 77, 110, 148 Goza, Granville (So) 148 166 Granger, Gail (Sr) 44, 57, 74, 75, 120, 130 Graythen, Willene (Jr) 140, 159 Green, Tommy (So) 49, 148 Grenn, Reggie (Fr) 159 Griffith, Gay (Sr) 79, 130 Griffith, Louie (Jr) 46, 79, 140 Grigsby, Carol (So) 148 Grishkat, Otto (Fr) 148 Griswold, Vance (So) 49, 60, 85, 148 Grove, Sylvia (So) 148 Guercio, Roselynn (Sp) 140 Guice, Robert (Sr) 130 Gulley, Leonard (So) 81 Gustafson, Kay (Fr) 75, 159 Gutteridge, Clarence (So) 47, 48, 55, 57, 85, 148 ' H ' Haenel, Janice (So) 77, 148 Hagner, Carol (So) 75, 148 Hahr, Faye (Fr) 148 Hair, Keith (Fr) 83, 159 Hall, Sharon (Fr) 159 Hampton, Rebecca (Fr) 61, 70, 159 Hanna, Carol (Jr) 45, 54, 59, 60, 77 Hanna, Frances (Jr) 65 Hardwick, Julian (Fr) 159 Harker, Ralph (Fr) 47, 159 Harman, Barbara (Sr) 130 Harmon, Bob (So) 61, 149 Harmon, James (Sr) 49, 149 Harper, Henry (Fr) 159 Harper, James (Fr) 37, 83, 151, 159 Harris, Donald (So) 83, 149 Harris, Kay (So) 52, 77 Hart, Rodney (Jr) 81, 120, 140 Harter, Earl (Fr) 159 Haug, Cynthia (Fr) 44, 77, 159 Hawkins, Robert (Jr) 81, 140 Hayes, Linda (Fr) 159 Haynie, Barrie (Fr) 99, 100 Head, Tommy (Jr) 41, 56, 58, 63, 82, 140 Heard, Richard (Jr) 83, 140 Heath, Connie (So) 58, 60 Hemphill, Barbara (So) 75, 149 Henderson, Catherine (Fr) 47, 49, 159 Henderson, James (Jr) 54, 63, 83, 110, 140 Hengy, Juliana (Fr) 159 Henry, Bonnie (So) 61, 149 Henry, Donny (Fr) 99, 101, 159 Hernandez, Andrew (Fr) 149 Herrington, Alice (Sr) 62, 130 Hickman, Linda (Fr) 47, 159 Hill, John (Jr) 65, 140 Hitt, David (Fr) 159 Hogan, John (Fr) 159 Hogan, Paul (Sr) 130 Hogg, William (Fr) 159 Hohmann, Anne (Fr) 79, 159 Holt, Patricia (So) 44, 47, 64, 149 Honaker, Mary Ann (So) 75, 149 Hooker, John (Fr) 62, 83, 159 Hope, Barry (Sr) 61 Hope, Linda (So) 49, 50, 58, 62, 64, 149 Horn, Buck (So) 93, 96, 140 Horton, Ryan (Sr) 38, 47, 48, 49, 84, 85, 130 Howard, Douglas (Jr) 80, 81, 140 Howard, Lynne (Fr) 159 Howard, Mary Linda (So) 56, 77, 149 Howard, Mary Madeline (Sp) 61, 130 Howard, Ralph (So) 48, 149 Howse, Norman (Jr) 81, 140 Hruska, Richard (Fr) 47, 52, 62, 159 Hubert, Sharon (Jr) 61, 140 Hudson, Noel (Sr) 131 Humphries, Barbara (Jr) 64, 140 Humphries, Jolene (Sr) 131 Humphries, Linda (So) 149 Humphrey, Nancy (Sp) 46 Hurst, James (Fr) 159 Ice, Linda (Jr) 140 Jackson, Gilford (Jr) 140 Jackson, Grace (Sr) 40, 45, 77, 61, 119, 131 Jackson, Robert (So) 149 Jackson, Sara (So) 149 Jackson, Tandy (Fr) 99, 100, 160 Jahnke, Paula (So) 28, 79, 149 James, Randal (So) 84, 85, 149 James, Paulette (Jr) 61 Jenkins, Julia (Jr) 131 Jennings, Herbert (So) 47, 48, 58, 63, 149 Johns, Dick (Sr) 47, 63, 131 Johnson, Joel (Sr) 59, 60, 131 Johnson, Martha (Sr) 131 Johnson, Woodrow (Sr) 131 Johnston, Maury (Sr) 40, 77, 131 Jones, Allen (Sr) 131 Jones, David (Fr) 52, 85, 120, 160 Jones, Ralph (Jr) 52, 140 Jorstad, Carole (Jr) 140 Journey, James (Fr) 160 ' K ' Kalmbach, George (Sr) 65, 131 Kanapkey, Karen (Sr) 61, 131 Kavanaugh, Robin (Fr) 83, 160 Keller, Sally (So) 49, 45, 58, 59, 77, 149 Kelley, Doris (Fr) 46, 160 Kelley, William (So) 149 Kent, Michael (Fr) 49, 83, 160 Kerlin, Thomas (Jr) 65, 140 Kerwin, Thomas (Fr) 92, 99, 160 Kicklighter, Milton (So) 52, 149 Kimbell, Joy (Fr) 49, 160 King, Diann (So) 44, 77, 144, 149 King, Edna (Fr) 160 King, Kay (Sr) 45, 60, 74, 75, 134 Kizer, Lee (Fr) 83, 155, 160 Klein, Emmett, (So) 65 Kleinhans, Judith (Jr) 45, 52, 62, 64, 120, 140 Klose, Loretta (So) 149 Koelemay, James (Fr) 160 Krause, Gerald (Fr) 160 Kremers, Helen (Jr) 52, 141 Krumnow, Clarice (Sr) 47, 131 Landry, Rolph (Fr) 160 Laney, Diana (Jr) 58, 63, 141 Larson, Martha (Fr) 160 Lavaty, Mary Jo (So) 57, 77, 150 Lavigne, Patricia (Sr) 64, 131 Lawn, Sandy (Sr) 49, 50, 85, 141 Lea, Amy (Jr) 46, 64, 141 Lecky, Nancy (Jr) 30, 45, 49, 62, 77, 136, 141 Ledford, Henry (So) 150 Lee, Richard (Sr) 49, 52, 131 Leeper, Harry (Fr) 83, 160 Lemley, Tom (So) 56, 63, 150 Lemons, Eve (So) 150 Leonard, Marcia (So) 79, 150 Levinson, Regina (So) 77, 150 Lewis, Alfredo (Fr) 160 Lewis, Evelyn (Fr) 160 Lewis, Nelia (Fr) 160 Lewis, Roxie (Sr) 74, 75, 131 Lindh, Frances (Fr) 160 Lingenfelter, Melanie (Jr) 46, 75, 141 Lloyd, Sidney (Fr) 160 Lockwood, R. V. (Jr) 93, 96, 141 Long, Barrow (Fr) 160 Long, Harvey (Jr) 56, 59, 60, 83, 141 Long, Louise (So) 150 Lott, Earle (Fr) 160 Lowderback, Patricia (Jr) 141 Lowrey, Charles (Sr) 59, 132 Lukasik, John (Sr) 93, 97, 131 Luke, John (Fr) 83, 154, 160 M McAfoos, Stan (Jr) 93, 94, 95, 98, 141, 81 McCaa, William (Jr) 80, 81, 141 McCall, Youree (Jr) 79, 141 McCallister, Mary Katherine (Jr) 44, 49, 64, 77, 141 McClain, Clair (Fr) 45, 49, 62, 77, 154, 160 McClendon, Linda (Fr) 160 McCombs, Jan (Fr) 160 McCotter, Bobby (Sp) 161 McCraine, Robert (Jr) 57, 81, 141 McCraw, Frances (Jr) 141 McCuistion, Sandra (Sr) 26, 27, 40, 39, 45, 49, 50, 58, 76, 120, 132 McCullar, Billy (Fr) 99, 100, 161 McCullough, Jesse (Sr) 132 McDaniel, Truly (So) 150 McDonald, Carol (So) 74, 75, 150 McFarland, Patricia (Jr) 49, 50, 141 McGee, Holly (So) 116, 150 McGlathery, Lydia (Sr) 77, 132 McGowen, Dianne (Sr) 78, 79, 132 Mclntyre, Jacqueline (So) 150 McKinney, Mary Jo (Fr) 161 McLaughlin, Edward (So) 83, 150 McLure, Marilyn (Jr) 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