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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

■■■■iMMBB M Mi BIII BWHBWMIM ■■ ■■ ■■■■■■■M v w 111 oL7S0 3c ve . t d y — - THE YONCOPIN - SUZANN WELTY - JIMMY MOUNGER EDITOR EDITOR w .- P CENTENARY COLLEGE SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA Dedication Dr. Joe J. Mickle, president of Centenary College, received his B.A. degree at Southern Methodist University. He later took his master ' s degree at Columbia University and received the honorary doctorate of laws degree from Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. President Mickle ' s greatest contribution to Centenary, its students, and its future is his labor on the building program and endowment fund. When the new School of Music is completed, it will be the thirteenth new building completed during Dr. Mickle ' s leadership. During his nineteen year career as head of Centenary the endowment fund has grown from less than a million dollars to an excess of eight million dollars. In special appreciation of the outstanding work we feel it fitting to dedicate this 1964 YONCOPIN to a man dedicated to the cause of furthering Centenary College. 1964 Christmas Open House Dedication of -Cline Dormitory Dr. Joe J. AAickle assumed the office of President of Centenary College in 1945. In that year he and Mrs. AAickle took residence in the President ' s home across the street from the administration building. In their nineteen years as President and first Lady, Doctor and Mrs. Mickle have been host and hostess for many social occasions honoring faculty, students and guests of the College. Among the several annual events given by them are the Christmas Tea for the faculty and the Open House for Graduating Seniors. Open House at Women Department Club for President and Mrs. Mickle. Fall, 1945 ON LOOKING BACK On learning that on June. 1, 1964, I would retire as president of Centenary College, a re- tired gentleman, several years my senior, said to me, Keep busy and never look back. I quoted this to another retired friend who re- plied, But sometimes you must look back. The first of these statements undoubtedly is good advice, and the second one a wise observa- tion. It is well enough to keep busy, but some- times one must look back. I feel sure there will be many times In the years ahead that I will look back at Centenary College. I already know what my one greatest regret will be— that administrative work deprived me of closer contact with students. Administra- tive work has not been without its rich rewards and deep satisfactions, but I have never regarded it as anything more than a means to an end—a necessary evil, as it were. One of our greatest teachers at Centenary has said: A teacher ought not to teach history, mathematics, biology, or any other subject. A teacher should teach students. This is the ideal of all great teachers, and one which I believe will continue to guide Centenary ' s faculty in the days ahead. For the days ahead are those on which I hope to look back with the greatest pride. I 1=964 . ' . . a| | year made up of many things . . . . . . registration is always good for a laugh Have a Canterbury sling. Bedlam in the bookstore. Smile, buster. Ever worn it this way before? • . . the brains behind the brawn Coaches ' expressions prove fine Gentlet effort in the freshman-varsity game. The Goren of the history department. . . . all the sterling efforts weren ' t in varsity athletics Mama wanted me to play football in college and I ' m gonna play football in college! 1 A demonstration of the smootch shot. With a little weight he might be another Minnesota Fats. Freshmen will do anything to get acquainted. . . the sound of music James Dorm ' s answer to Joan Baez. The real master— Carlos AAontoya. Three folk strummers entertain at the beauty pageant. . . the everyday surroundings • . . the never ending gastric battle One way to fight the problem. Cafeteria strikers. . . . Centenary gentlemen indulge in non-academic activities 10 Baptism in the name of the freshman class. Baptism in the name of love. . . . the days of punch and roses Bacchanal at the TKE house. Could I fix you a little goodie? No thanks, 1 brought my own. Trophies of the pantie raid. You can scrub up in my locker. II • . . the faces of learning MH : fl W: jkfF ' 1 _J These pictures are to prove that there is more than one other thing to do in the gardens besides pruning the shrubs. This young lady seems to have come on the wrong day. Pre-meds are known for their brilliance in the lab. Actually, these boys are fixing lunch. 12 . . . well spent hours of leisure Most everybody likes to help sweep out the amphitheater on brisk Saturday mornings. Playing with one ' s pet is a favorite way to while away those idle hours in the dorm. This isn ' t really leisure, but it adds a little foreign culture to a yearbook badly in need of some type of culture. Grace and form are the earmarks of this year ' s dances. Brotherly love knows no bounds. Sometimes we wish it did. Many of the South ' s finest entertainers are first booked in the Centenary Sub. 13 . . the dedication of new Nameless Dean Hohmann ' s dedication speech. The dedication of the new boys ' dorm was an event which heralded an advance in the living standards of male residents of Centenary College. Initial airiness, flooded showers and lack of towel racks were far overshadowed by all the other advantages of a new home with a built-in fountain. Once the place of illicit birthday parties, the dorm now is the scene of Christmas suite parties (pictures censored), icy splashes in the fountain, and, in time of necessity, the burning of midnight oil over the books. . This view of the courtyard, obviously taken at the instant of the dorm ' s completion, shows the calm before the storm of boys, parents, and sundry officers of the law. 14 . . . guardians of the peace face a crazed mob of uncontrollable students Against a throbbing drunken mob, the valiant men in blue extend the firm but gentle hand of authority and justice. After placing riot dispersal methods a foot or so above student ' s heads, officers attempt to flush out rabble rousers. Here they are pictured not being in the boys ' dorm. Everyone agreed that the evening was a gasser. 15 h B. C. TAYLOR, A.B., B.D., D.D. Vice-President W. C. HOHMANN, B.S., M.A. Dean of Students and Dean of Men Officials of the College Board of Trustees G. M. 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. 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 BOND FLEMING, A.B., B.D., STM., Ph.D. Dean of the College JULIA PACKWOOD, B.S. Dean of Women 18 JOEL THOMAS, B.S., C.P.A. Treasurer and Business Manager HOWARD M. ELDER, A.B., A.M. Director of Evening Division MRS. SUE BOYDSTON, A.B. Enrollment Counselor BONNIE BRAY Switchboard CORNELIA BROWN Switchboard MRS. NELLE W. BROWN, A.B. Registrar PATSY BURNS Business Office 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. JOHN W. FISER Director of Public Information MRS. DOROTHY HORTON Hostess, Sexton Dormitory MRS. BESS HUDGINGS Dietician, Cafeteria LORENE LITTLE Assistant Dietician, Cafeteria MRS. FANNIE NICHOLS Director of Student Center WILLIAM EARL NOLAN Counseling and Alumni Affairs; A.B., B.D. MRS. ANNIE POLLARD Hostess, New Boys ' Dormitory MRS. NANCY PRIDDY Secretary to Treasurer MRS. LELIA RANDOLPH, A.B. Assistant Treasurer MR. H. E. RANEY Warehouse MRS. BYRON RUSSELL Secretary to the Dean of the College OLIVE SCALES Secretary to the President MRS. GEORGIA SMITH Hostess, Hardin Dormitory JUDY SMITH Secretary to Athletic Dept. MRS. KATHRYN SMITH Secretary to the Vice-President m Staff NELLIE V. STROTHER, B.A., M.A City Enrollment Counselor MRS. LOIS THOMPSON Hostess, Rotary Hall MRS. MILDRED TUCKER Business Office MRS. IRENE WINTERROWD Secretary to the Faculty EDNA S. WORLEY Registrar ' s Office 20 H ART WILLARD COOPER, Head of Department; B.A., M.F.T. BIOLOGY MARY WARTERS, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ELSIE M. McFARLAND, B.A., AA.A. RICHARD K. SPEAIRS Associate Professor; B.S., M.S., Ph.D. ORIN P. WILKINS, As- sociate Professor; B.A., M.A., Ph.D. CHEMISTRY JOHN B. ENTRIKIN, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. MARVIN W. HANSON, Associate Professor; B.S., M.S. S. A. TAYLOR, Associate Professor; B.S., M.S. COMMERCE WOODROW PATE, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. OPAL MENEFEE, Associate Pro- fessor; B.S., M.B.A. GEORGIA M. ROTH, Instructor; B.S., M.S. R. L TREWATHA, Assoc. Pro- fessor; A.B., M.B.A. EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY ROBERT D. MacCURDY, Head of Department; B.S., M.S., Ph.D. ELIZABETH HUGHES, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. FRANK V. TOUCHSTONE, Associate Pro- fessor; B.A., M.S., Ph.D. DAVID E. WILLIAMS, Assistant Professor; B.S., M.S., Ed.D. ENGLISH EDWARD M. CLARK, Head of Depart- ment; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ZEAK M. BUCKNER, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. LESLIE E. BURRIS, Assistant Professor; B.A., M.A. DALE S. JOHNSON, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. GAEL HAMMER, Instructor; A.B., M.A. IRA LEE MORGAN, Professor; B.A., M.A., Ph.D. GEOLOGY CHARLES A. HICKCOX, Head of Department; B.S., M.S. NOLAN SHAW, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. HISTORY BRYANT DAVIDSON, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., LL.D. W. DARRELL OVERDYKE, Professor; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. LEROY VOGEL, Professor; A.B., Th.B., Th.M., Ph.D. INDUSTRIAL ARTS EDMOND M. PARKER; Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics; B.S., M.S. JESA KRAJNER, Assistant Professor; M.S. FOREIGN LANGUAGES THEODORE T. BECK, Head of Department; A.B., M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM M. FELSHER, Instructor; A.B. LOTHAR KLEINHANS, Instructor; B.A. JACOB W. NICKEL, Associate Professor; A.B., Th.AA., Th.D. LENORE REES, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. BRUNO STRAUSS, Professor; Ph.D. LIBRARY CHARLES W. HARRINGTON, Acting Librarian; A.B., M.A., M.S. IRENE S. COOKE, Science Librarian; B.A., B.S. in L.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. ALVIN C. VORAN, Associate Professor; A.B., B.M., Mus. D. HENRY M. NICHOLSON, JR., Instructor; A.B. FARIBEE P. SELF, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. BETTY McKNIGHT SPEAIRS, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. GEORGE W. TREESE, Instructor; B.A., M.S. MUSIC RULE BEASLEY, Head of Department; A.B., M.M. B. P. CAUSEY, Associate Professor; B.A., M.M. RONALD DEAN, Assistant Professor; B.M., M.M. MONAS HARLAN, Associate Professor; B.M., M.M. JEANINE LaGRONE, Instructor; B.A. FRANCIS MARY PERKINS, Assistant Professor; A.B., B.M., M.M. PAUL ROBY, Instructor; B.M., M.M. WILLIAM TEAGUE, Associate Professor; B.M. 24 PHYSICAL EDUCATION LARRY GATES, Instructor; B.S., MA. DOUGLAS MOOTY, Instructor; B.S. MALCOLM PATTERSON, Assistant Professor; B.A., M.S. ORVIS V. SIGLER, Basketball Coach; B.S. ETOYAL SMITH, Instructor; B.S. PHYSICS LEO G. RAUB, Head of Department; A.B., Ph.D. RICHARD J. GOFF, Instructor; B.S. RELIGION WEBB POMEORY, Head of Department; 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 ORLIN R. COREY, Head of Department; B.A., M.A. RUTH ALEXANDER, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.S. JOE GRABER, Instructor; A.B., M.A., M.F.A. XmXA a The Centenary College Conglomerate HERB FACKLER ALAN FORD Editor-inChief Business Manager NEWS EDITOR: Linda Whiteside. FEATURE EDITOR: Marty Vaughan. SPORTS EDITOR: Bill Bowker. SPORTS STAFF: Ronny Byrd, Jim Henderson, Jim Oldson, Pringle Ramsey, Bob Schwendiman. LAYOUT: John Hooker, Betty McCotter, Eddie Dance, Cathey Palmisano, Linda Howard. FEATURE WRITERS: Chat Reed, Tommy Head, Jim Mitchell, Judy Nichols, Judy Piatt, Diana Ammons, Harvey Long, Jerry O ' Dell, Judy Kleinhans, Vicki Rapp, Gail Southerland. REPORTERS: Gene Woods, Mike Kent, Melanie Martin, Cindy Haug, Carol Hanna, Teresa Shetley, JoAnn Garma, Bob Bishoff, Carol Davis, Dennis Baughman, Eddie Dance, Dianna Ammons, Judy Graythen, Rosary Palermo. CIRCULATION: Carolyn Witt, Jim Chatham, Jackie Mclntyre. PHOTOGRAPHER: Butch Gutteridge. FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT: Ekkehard Klausa. HERB FACKLER Editor-in-Chief ANN CLINGMAN, JUDY NICHOLS, JACKIE MclNTYRE, JERRY O ' DELL, DENNIS BAUGHMAN, JIM HENDERSON MELANIE MARTIN, TERES GAIL SOUTHERLAND, CA BOB BISHOFF, BETTY McCOTTER, CAROL DAVIS GENE WOODS, DIANA DRY, BONNIE HENRY BUTCH GUTTERIDGE BILL BOWKER, PRINGLE RAMSEY 29 Co-Editors SUZY WELTY JIMMY MOUNGER Yoncopin Staff Associate Editor CAROL HANNA Business Manager KEN GORDEN Greek Editors— MARY ELLEN DUMAS NORMAN YOUNG MARSHA GOODWIN . V ,V J 30 Photographer and Art Editor BUTCH GUTTERIDGE AND JACQUE SEALE iH ' JV , ■ V ' Sa  ACCOMPANISTS Bass KEN GORDAN Must be 4:37 and time to load up. The driver must have thought Cheesey said 4:38. Surely they wouldn ' t leave without us. 34 These are called idiot cards, kids. That ' s sufficient explanation. Centenary Honor Court MARTY AIKEN, alternate; CHAT REED, Chief Justice; NANCY LECKY, Clerk of Court; Not Shown-DR. ENTRIKIN, 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 graduation, unless elected to a Student Senate 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 Centenary ' s honor code. All trials are held in secret and no person is convicted unless proven guilty by unquestionable evidence. TOMMY HEAD, Associate Justice; GAIL SOUTHERLAND; RONNY BYRD, Alternate HERB JENNINGS. VE preside Student Senate OFFICERS President LEONARD RIGGS Vice-President Bl LL BOWKER Coed Vice-President CAROL HANNA Secretary CAROL WOOD Treasurer ARTHUR SIMPSON Independent Rep. ROSEMARY CASEY Independent Rep STEVE COOK Panhellenic Rep. MARY LOU BRIGGS Inter-Fraternity Rep. HARVEY LONG Advisors MISS RUTH ALEXANDER MR. WAYNE HANSON DEAN W. H. HOHMANN 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 advisors compose the Student Senate, and the five major Senate officers are elected by the entire student body. A boy and a girl are elected to represent the independent students, and the sororities and fraternities elect repre- sentatives through Panhellenic and Inter-fraternity organiza- tions respectively. The presidents of each class become members of. the Senate immediately following their election. In addition to its governing responsibilities, the Stu- dent Senate sponsors Freshman Orientation, an annual Howdy Dance, Homecoming, Student Fair, and Founders Day. CAROL HANNA and ARTHUR SIMPSON 36 CAROL WOOD and BILL BOWKER Below: CLASS PRESIDENTS Senior ,— BILL McCAA Junior JIMMY MOUNGER Sophomore BOB SCHWENDIMANN Freshman ._. STANLEY ELLINGTON ADVISORS: Miss Alexander Mr. Hanson Dean Hohmann AWS Council AWS COUNCIL: (SEATED) Violet West, treasurer; Louise Spry, secretary; Mary Lou Briggs, president; Jo Ann Garma, vice-president; Nancy Lecky, Judicial Board Chairman. (STANDING) Judy Mayo, James Dorm president; Janet Cox, Hardin Hall president; Vicki Rapp, Sexton Hall president; Laurie Wilson and Melanie Martin, town representatives. Not Shown-Susan Prados. Judicial Board JUDICIAL BOARD: Cindy Bailey, Connie Heath, Nancy Padgett, assistant chairman; Nancy Lecky, Chairman; Suzy Welty, Rosery Palermo. 38 Associated Women Students The Associated Women Students is an organization whose membership includes all regularly enrolled women students. Its purposes are to promote the general welfare of women students; to establish communication between town and dormitory women; to act as a unifying body of all women students enrolled at Centenary College. It is not only a student governing body of the women, but it also represents the women as a group on the campus and works to offer activities and opportunities which are particularly suited to women at Centenary College. These purposes are carried out by the executive officers, the AWS Council, the Judicial Board, and the appointed commit- tees. The Dean of Women serves as an advisor to all. This year under AWS a complete revision of the dormitory rules has been undertaken, as well as an orientation of freshmen women, a style show, powder-puff football game, faculty forum, art exhibit, and a May Morning breakfast. I realize that most of you are too fat to wear this, but . . . AWS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Linda Wardell, Bulletin Boards; Doogie Pringos, Cultural and Educational; Regina Levinson, Co-ed ' s Code; Melanie Martin, Social; Par Watts, Elections; Judy Graythen, Publicity; Barbara Hubbart, Married Women; J udy Kleinhans, Honors; Not Shown-Glennie Scott, Publications. 39 Maroon Jackets Synonymous with dedication to Centenary College is the organization of Maroon Jackets, composed of gir[s who are outstanding in leadership, scholarship, and char- acter. Serving as official college hostesses, these girls represent Centenary at all college functions. They assist during registration, Freshman week, lyceum programs, and weekly chapel programs. Membership in this or- ganization requires a 3.0 average and two semesters of residence at Centenary previous to the semester in which new members are chosen. Each year a coed who has been outstanding is given the Ray Williams Award and is made an honorary Maroon Jacket. The recipient this year is Mary Lou Briggs. OFFICERS: Rosemary Casey, historian; Gai! Southerland, president; Mrs. Packwood; Glennie Scott, secretary. Omicron Delta Kappa OFFICERS President TOMMY HEAD Vice-president CHAT REED Treasurer ALLEN FORD Faculty Secretary DR. CLARK Sponsor DR. PATE ODK MEMBERS: Dr. Pate, sponsor; Herb Jenn- ings, Allen Ford, Jim Mitchell, Chat Reed, Jimmy Henderson, Jerry O ' Dell, Dr. Mickle. Omicron Delta Kappa is a national service fraternity recognizing men for their leadership in various college activities. The Centenary chapter was installed in 1949 and is composed of students and faculty members who have excelled in all phases of leadership in campus life. The organization provides assistance for the Maroon Jackets whenever possi- ble, sponsors college movies, and provides coffee for the Evening Divi- sion of Centenary College. ODK MEMBERS: Dr. Clark, Faculty Secretary; Leonard Riggs, Bill Blackmon, Johnny Brewer, Jimmy Mounger, Tommy Head, Dr. Morgan, Mr. Kleinhans. Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council is the central governing organ- ization for national sororities on campus. It regulates rush- ing and conditions of pledg- ing through its bi-monthly meetings. Each sorority is responsible for selecting representatives to serve on the Council, which holds a Panhellenic Retreat every spring to which all sorority members are invited. The Dean of Women is the faculty advisor for the organization. OFFICERS MELANIE MARTIN President BETTY RALPH Vice-president KATHY BEAZLEY __ Secretary-treasurer SEATED: Carol McDonald, Betty Ralph, Melanie Martin, Kathy Beazley, Mrs. Packwood. STANDING: Mary Honaker, Carol Wood, Gail Bangert, Ann Cov- ington, Sally Keller. Not Shown-Marty Aiken, Mary Lou Briggs, Nancy Lecky. Inter-Fraternity Council The primary purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council, govern- ing organization for the na- tional fraternities on campus, is to perpetuate the fraternity system. To accomplish this, the Council hears controversial matters between fraternities. In addition to these duties, the Council regulates inter-fraternity sports, and through all of these activities, it has a positive in- fluence in fraternity life on campus. OFFICERS President BOBBY EARP Vice-president ROBERT GILLAN Secretary _ ARTHUR SIMPSON Student benate Rep. HARVEY LONG SEATED: Chris Roach , Newell Pugh, Bobby Earp, Robert Gillian, Bob Schwen- dimann, Harvey Long. STANDING: Arthur Simpson, Joel Anderson, Rodney Hart. 42 Circle K OFFICERS President JUDD COPELAND 1 st Vice-president RONNY BYRD 2nd Vice-president ARTHUR SIMPSON Secretary WILLIS DEAR Treasurer RANDY JAMES Advisors MR. PATTERSON DR. RAUB Sweetheart DIANN KING Below (SEATED): Stanley Ellington, Bill Blackman, Dennis Baughman, Edwin Cabra, Leonard Critcher. (STANDING) Ralph Howard, Bob Schwendimann, Henry Ledford, Jim Carver, Tommy Quaid. The Circle K Club of Cen- tenary is chiefly a service organization under the spon- sorship 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 annua Mardi Gras Dance. SEATED: Billy Malone, Jesse Means, James Morrison, Bill Nelson, Ben Land. STANDING: Barry Hope, Norman Young, Mai Morgan, John Frazer, Herb Jennings, Bob Dickerson. Centenary College Band MR. B. P. CAUSEY Director 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. Mrs. 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. 44 Left to right; FIRST ROW: Butch Schwartz, Dick Voran, Helen Kremer, Mary Sorrows, Evaline Markel, Glennie Scott. SECOND ROW: Pat LaHohn, Mary Brock, Mike Brent, Susan Whipple, Judy Kleinhans, Ernest Arnold, Gordon Allen. THIRD ROW: Wayne Boyd, Bill Prince, Bill Malone, Lou Minter, Bill Causey, Jr., Gay- fcm A «lr JSfci £A f ■ Ion Daigle, Willis Dear, Ruth Ann Cozine, Gary Melanson, Henry Causey, Bob White, Reggie Ward, Jr. FOURTH ROW: Fred Peters, Phillip Jones, Carol Wood, Ken Whit- low, Mr. Causey. 45 Hardin Hall Council HARDIN HALL COUNCIL obediently arranged are: (SEATED) Rebecca Purcell, secretary; Sally Wingfield, vice-president; Janet Cox, president; Alice Dews, treasurer. (STANDING) Mrs. Smith, Housemother; Ellen Morgan, Sr. Rep.; Ann Morcom; Jr. Rep.; Lois Wiggins, publicity chairman; Edna King, Soph. Rep. James Dorm Council 1 JAMES DORM COUNCIL rebelliously seated are Rosemary Royce, publicity chairman; Dee Rose, secretary; Suzy Welty, treasurer; Carol Wood, Jr. Rep.; Mrs. Davis, House- mother; Carol Hanna, Sr. Rep.; Diann King, vice-president; Judy Mayo, president; Ann Hohmann, Soph. Rep. 46 Sexton Hall Council SEXTON HALL COUNCIL sweetly situated are Louise Spry, Soph. Rep. ; Gail Southerland, Sr. Rep., Mary Ellen Dumas, secretary; Vicki Rapp, president; Sally Keller vice-president; Linda Howard, Jr. Rep.; Mrs. Horton, Housemother; Marty Vaughan, treasurer; Judy Emerson, publicity chairman. Cencoe Presidenf BETTY RALPH Vice-pres. MARY LOU BRIGGS Treasurer REBECCA PURCELL 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 members from each national sorority at Centenary constitute its membership. Mrs. Betty Speairs is faculty sponsor and Dean Packwood serves as an advisor. SEATED: Melanie Martin, Carol Hanna, Glennie Scott, Diann King, Carol McDonald, Suzy Welty, Kathy Beazley, Mary Honaker, Ann Covington. STANDING: Janet Alford, Jo Ann Hester, Mary Lou Briggs, Janet Cox, Evaline Markel, Betty Ralph, Rebecca Purcell, Gail Bangert, Sharon Wilson, Marty Aiken, Kay Gustafson, Nancy Lecky, Gail Southerland. 47 MSM The Methodist Student Movement, a national organiza for Methodist students, represents the Church alive and act on the campus. It expresses Methodism ' s concern for stude and faculty and, also, for higher education. MSM is one the agencies in the newly organized National Student Christ Federation and the World Student Christian Federation. FIRST ROW: Rachel Dillon, Bon Carter, Alice Dews, Marsha Pickett, Nancy Willis, Helen Giessen, Kay Rheman. SECOND ROW: Mary Brock, Paula Hudson, Ellen Vaughan, Jennie Mayo, Marty Vaughan, Pam Watts, Ann Covington, Beverly. THIRD ROW: Butch Gutteridge, Joe Roundtree, Charles Proctor, Jesse Means, Betty Bogue, Willis Dear, Lee Lawrence, Bill Nelson, Gail Gisy. FOURTH ROW: Doug Davis, Herb Jennings, Terry Long, Charles Park, Warren Lowe, Jonathan Cook, Sherman Carroll, Don Scroggin, Robert Ed Taylor. 48 Alpha Chi Alpha Chi, national scholastic fra- ternity, is open to college juniors and seniors who are invited to join. An average of 3.5 is required for membership. Alpha Chi annually pre- sents an award to the freshman who is most outstanding in his class scholastically. JERRY O ' DELL President PAT SCHLEETER Vice-president DIANA LANEY Secretary ROSEMARY CASEY Treasurer ■■■■■■i iiiiiiM id m mil • a ■iBIllllllliilll tllMMML- SEATED: D hylis Payne, Rosemary Casey, Jerry O ' dell, Pat Schleeter, Diana Laney, Rebecca Purcell. STANDING: Dr. Nichol, Mrs. Mary Gayer, Richard Christofoletti, Brian Parsons, Herb Jennings, Jim Mitchell, Chat Reed, Tommy Head, Bill Blackman, Percy Hubbard, Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, Gail Southerland, Dr. Pate. Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Epsilon Delta, A national honor society for pre-medical students, work s 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 University of Alabama, and the Louisiana Gamma Chapter at Centenary was chartered in 1955. This chapter sponsors an annual cancer drive on campus and takes field trips to local hospitals. Sponsors are Dr. Warters, Dr. Speairs and Mrs. AAcFarland. President LEONARD RIGGS Vice-president BILL BLACKMAN SEATED: Bill Blackman, Pat Sherritt, Leonard Riggs, Harvey Long. STANDING: Mrs. McFarland. Dr. Speairs, Carol Hanna, Newell Pugh, Rodney Hart, Ronny Byrd, Norman Young, Dr. Warters. 49 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 economics 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. Business sessions are held during the year in an attempt to stimu- late interest in the business professions. The advisors of t h e organization are the members of the commerce faculty. STANDING: Marion Palmer, Jimmy Mounger, Robert Gillan, Jim Mitchell, Alan Ford. SEATED: Mrs. Menefee. Canterbury Club Worship, service, fellow- ship, and study are the main objectives of the Can- terbury Club, the organiza- tion of Episcopal students of Centenary College. Weekly meetings of the group us- ually consists of even-song and panel discussions. SEATED: Mother Mary, guest speaker; Raye Darnell, Carol Anne McDonald, Beth Gibbs, Laura Stevens. STANDING: Marjorie Boyd, Bob Dickerson, Matt McBride, Father Jim Beam, Karen Humphries, Mike Brent, Richard Smith, Trudy Gully. 50 Phi Beta Phi Beta, national drama, speech and music honor fra- ternity holds a semi-annual rush party which invited students attend. An audition is made before a selection board. If these students meet with the approval of the group in their musical or dramatic abilities, they are invited to pledge the fraternity. SEATED: Rebecca Purcell. STANDING: Gelnnie Scott, Jerre Ebbert, Judy Kleinhans, Marialice Perkins, Gail Southerland, Ann Hohmann, Kathy Colvert, Marty Bucklew, Eddie Dance, Linda Hope, Vicki Rapp. American Guild of Organists An interest in music and the ability to play the organ are the chief requirements for membership in Centen- ary ' s Organ Club. Various aspects of organ music are discussed and studied at the meetings. This helps to achieve the purpose of the organization which is to foster an interest in organ music and to provide oppor- tunities for the enjoyment of it. SEATED: Mr. Dean, l r. Fisher, Dr. Teague. STANDING: Eddie Dance, Mike Brent, Jeri Riley, Martin Trichel, Elaine Sistrunk, Marialice Perkins, Kathy Colvert, John Hooker, Jerre Ebbert, Vicki Rapp. 51 Physics Club The Physics Club at Centen- ary College was organized to further interests in the field of physics and to acquaint members with the vast opportunities in the field. This purpose is achiev- ed by the members by means of guest lecturers and group dis- cussions. The club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month under the sponsorship of Dr. L. G. Raub. Left to right: Ted Mundelein, Tom Kerlin, Bob White, Otto Sellers, Tommy Swate, Nancy Minter, Mr. Goff. Alpha Sigma Chi The purpose of Alpha Sigma Chi is to stimulate interest in the field of chem- istry and to give recognition to outstanding students in this field. Founded on Centenary Campus in 1931, the fraternity limits its membership to students who have a 3.0 average. SEATED: Ralph Harker, Laura Stevens, Pat Sherritt, Sherry Beede, Kay Gonet, Rosemary Casey, Sally Keller, Carol Hanna, Corliss Parker, Bill Blackmon. STANDING: Pat Solis, Tommy Swate, Tom Carter, Jimmy Valentine, Don Scroggin, Ronnie Byrd, Harvey Long, Chris Roach, Bill McCaa, Bob Schwendimann, John Luke, Charles Miller, Ken Easley, Craig Connally, Norman Young, Jim Carver, Richard Smith, Mr. Hanson, Gaylon Daigle, Dr. Entrikin. 52  = Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is a na- tional writing fraternity. As a prerequisite for member- ship, a student must read before the group an original manuscript. The fraternity meets twice each month at which time each member presents a piece of his own creative writing. The faculty sponsor is Dr. E. AA. Clark. SEATED: Dianna Dry, Lynn Taylor, Dianna Laney, Becky Hampton, Dr. Clark, Phyllis Payne, Corliss Parker, Teresa Shetly, Suzy Welty. STANDING: Chat Reed, Tommy Head, Herb Fackler, Steve Clinton, Jimmy Henderson, Jerry O ' Dell. Alpha Sigma Pi is a scholastic fraternity for freshmen and sophomores. An overall average of 3.5 is required of any person before he is invited to join. Alpha Sigma Pi SEATED: Mary Brock, Dr. Clark, Mai Morgan, Lee Kizer, Sherry Beede, Dale Chiles. STANDING: Helen Giesson, Linda Whiteside, John Hooker, Corliss Parker, Richard Hruska, Martha Sneed, Alice Dews, James Burson. 53 Student Louisiana Teacher ' s Association OFFICERS President DON ADAIR Vice-President NANCY PADGETT Secretary MARY BROCK Treasurer LINDA HOWARD Reporter REGINA LEVINSON Historian CAROLYN WITT The Student Louisiana Teach- er ' s Association is open to all students who are majoring in education. The organization holds regular meetings at which are featured outstanding edu- cators as speakers. Topics for discussion at meetings usually center around problems met by prospective teachers. Each year a cash award is given to an outstanding senior education major. An annual spring ban- quet highlights the year ' s activi- ties. FIRST ROW: Judy Kleinhans, Betty Ralph, Gail Bangert, Amy Lea. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hemphill, Mary Brock, Nancy Willis, Mary Ann Youngblood, Suzanne Hanks, Linda Ice. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hughs, Diann King, Don Adair, Nancy Padgett, Sharon Wilson, Regina Levinson, Linda Howard, Wilson Fonville. 54 Story Book League FIRST ROW: Gail Starritt, Pam Smith, Ernestine Brown, Regina Levinson, Mrs. Hughes. SECOND ROW: Joan Bartell, Nancy Padgett, Cheryl Smith, Margaret Bray, Sally Wingfield, Linda Hope, Eneile Cook. THIRD ROW: Jackie Worley, Joanne Williams, Freddie Cherry, Janet Cox, Beverly Matthews. FOURTH ROW: Betty Markham, Pat Holt, Mr. Zimmer, Mary Morneau, Gail Bonneau, Sally Langer. In Memory of . . . r 1 1 25 1 fm 1m ♦ fc Bi . ! ' i V Ay.: B M f 1 § — ■frx ' aBlitft B ■ i ■ K '  w L. The thought behind this picture is aimed at those organizations who, for some intentional reason, did not submit pictures to fill this space!! 55 - w- The Marjorie Lyons Playhouse, erected in 1957 through the generosity of the Lyons family, is one of the finest theatrical facilities in America, as well as being the heme of the Speech and Drama Department. Each year the Playhouse is the scene of a wide variety of produc- tions, ranging from religious drama to musical comedy. In the department students may follow several courses of study in speech or drama, assured of ample opportuni- ties for practical experience in forensics, interpretation, religious drama, children ' s theatre, and the touring of plays in the Ark-La-Tex. Orlin R. Corey, head of the Department of Speech and Drama, and Irene Corey, costume and set designer, are an internationally acclaimed husband-wife team. After the Coreys completed graduate study in London and Paris, their productions toured widely in America, Canada, England, and the Brussels World Fair. Joe V. Graber, Technical Director of Productions and Instructor in speech and drama, is a veteran actor and playwright. Ruth Alexander, Assistant Professor of Speech, coaches the debate team and directs a major production in Reader ' s Theatre. „ 1963 64 Playbill of the Jongleurs The Magic Tinderbox by Nicholas S. Gray A Children ' s Theatre production, The Magic Tinderbox, was directed by guest artist Dorothy Hull Miller. Centenary Students acting in the play were Tom Pinckley, Barbara McMillian, Indi Nichols, Charles Looney, Bonnie Henry, Barry Hope, Dorothy Bradley, and Paula Stahls. Candid insight, wit, painless satire, and ribaldry were employed in The Love of Four Co one s directed by Joe V. Graber. Centenary students appearing in the produc- tion were Barry Hope, Johnny Brownlee, Charles Looney, Bonnie Henry, Ginger Darnell, Barbara McMillian, Sharon Hubert, and Donna Lindhout. 57 Romans By St. Paul Mary Ann DeNoon and Marsha Harper portray saints of the early church. The Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans was called by Martin Luther a summary of the whole Christian and evangelical doctrine. The play Romans By St. Paul faithfully follows the New Testament original. Heightened figures, suggesting the glory of God and the wonder of faith, in addition to carillon music composed especially for Romans by Johan Franco, portray the magnificence of early Christian faith. During the year Romans toured to Jackson, Mississippi, Washington, D.C., Louisville and George- town, Kentucky, Nashville, Tennessee, Houston, Tex- as, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Hal Proske plays the Apostle Pau Sophocles ' Electra Electra, Sophocles ' masterpiece of Greek trag- edy, takes place not long after the Trojan war. Electra ' s brother Orestes returns to Mycenae to avenge the death of his father Agamemnon and reclaim his throne. Electra, who has endured years of suffering from the cruelty of her mother and stepfather, plots with Orestes to overthrow Aegisthus. The action ends with the murder of the queen and Aegisthus. Electra, played by Barbara McMillian, prays to the gods for guidance and direction. Barry Hope portrays King Aegisthus, murderer of Aga memnon. The tutor, played by Hal Proske, aids in the deception of Aegisthus and Clytaem- nestra. Queen Clytaemnestra, played by Ruthanne Cozine, at- tended by her servants, prepares to make an offering to the gods. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW ' S Major Barbara In this comedy, Shaw thrust upon the stage the first sympathetic portrayal of the Salvation Army. And he raised a storm of controversy about militarism, feminine rights, social equality and economics, we mixed with laughter. Paulette James as Major Barbara in a scene from the third act. Karen Alexander, Ruth Ann Cozine, Barry Hope and Jimmy Journey during a fight scene at the Salvation Shelter. Jimmy Journey and Ruthanne Cozine, as two destitutes at the shelter. Ginger Darnell as the social conscious Lady Britomart. 60 The Taming of the Shrew by William Shakespeare The liveliest farce in the Eng- ish language, was presented in 1964, the four hundreth anni- versary of Shakespeare. To ac- company the play, the Speech and Drama Department and the Centenary Library brought a famous Shakespearean exhibi- tion of photos, prints, and rare books to the campus from the F o I g e r Library. The English- Speaking Union, in cooperation with the Playhouse, sponsored another exhibition of Shakes- pearean materials during the performances of the centennial production. IX ' H, V N. - ' ' 3 V K : ■ ' . I- '  • --..- ' ,-• vv • . ™  Ma- KF9U ? m r r o + 9 pS «rf ; «  r no d e sonaCitie ' . . . -- ■ !• ' . s a %i • ■ w -«? - y ' : . fr.;. ft. ! ■ ■ ' ■ :. ■ PI ' ' : ... . • : ■ . i V i . fqp « ' JL V . S, S I :! .♦ v t A I l; ,: Lv- ! _-.: ■ ' sf - i tab ms m-. w m w if l ip§ -qpf gmj(D MISS CENTENARY MISS PHYLLIS PAY 69 MISS LYNN TAYL 70 MISS PAULA JAHNKE 71 72 MISS MARSHA HARPER MISS LINDA GRAVE; 5k 73 MISS NANCY LEC 74 x? ! - , , vtfu ' ' DIANE CATANESE 75 A judge, Mrs. McClure, was the first Miss Centenary. contestants are questioned as to their fine character and high moral standards. 1963-1964 Miss Centenary Pageant Sunday manners as well as Sunday clothes are required for dinner with the judges. 76 From fifty-two contestants, fifteen semi-finalists were chosen. and the search for perfection goes on . . . and on and on. . . . Sights and Sounds of Beautv . . . Tug. Hitch. Blot. Squirt. 77 Kappa Alpha Rose Marie Stoddard Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Boise Macbeth Tau Kappa Epsilon Carol Ann McDonald 78 m i J ! i 1 j.j. J 4b ' • m ■• v ' Hfcj „ % 4 Mardi Gras 1964 Ginger Darnell and Bob Harmon do a rag doll Queen Glennie Scott and King Bobby Earp with their pages and jester. Barry Hope, who was in charge of entertain- dance. ment, sang several numbers. Lucille Walsh and Bill McCaa Ann Olene Covington and Herb Jennings Dee Rose and Mai Morgan Trudy Gulley and Sherman Carroll Circle K Sweetheart Diann King and President Judd Copeland Steve Cook and Rosemary Casey Carol Ann MacDonald ar d Ed Doremus 1 1 fl H kk inn ! i i Blr MSm flv 1 m V V 7T Nancy Lee Lecky and Harvey Long Marty Aiken and Hank Anderson , fy ; , k ■ ) IS ■|!J r |3 J ' 1 1 V 9 K- Alan Ford, Jim Mitchell, Harvey Long Kosie Casey, Glennie Scott, Carol Wood Recognition by WHO ' s WHO -IN AMERICAN COL- LEGES AND UNIVERSITIES is an honor not easily ob- tained. It means that the student has been officially rec- ommended by the college or university he attends and also that he has been accepted by the organization. Col- lege Juniors, Seniors, and graduate students are eligible for nomination. Selection of nominees is conducted by campus committees and usually involves student-faculty- administrative participation. These committees consider the student ' s scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and pro- mise of future usefulness. 82 Tommy Head, Gail Southerland, Leonard Riggs Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Carol Hanna, Nancy Lecky, Vicki Rapp Judy Kleinhans, Bill Blackman, Marty Aiken Chat Keed, Melanie Martin, Herb Jennings 83 - fr Alpha XI Delta AHA A Founded _._„j||LJE ||h Lombard College-1893 Centenary- 1931 Colors Light Blue, Dark Blue, Gold Flower . Pink Rose ACTIVITIES Rush for the Alpha Xi ' s this year was a pleas- ure-filled success. Members welcomed rushees into their new lodge and gave them some idea of what the coming year was to have in store for the Alpha Xi ' s. There would be open houses, the faculty Brownie Party, the Farm Derby and Hootenany, a Harvest Moon Hayride, the Christ- mas Party, -the Playboy Contest, the Spring For- mal and Spring Sing. There was this and more: the Alpho Xi ' s sponsored weekly sandwich sales and a bridge tournament in the spring. They were active in various organizations such as the honorary scholastic and professional fraternities, Jongleurs, Conglomerate staff, choir, religious organization, Panhellenic, and Cencoe. Carol Ann McDonald was the TKE sweetheart, and served as president of Canterbury Club. Betty Ralph was vice-president of SLTA as well as vice-presi- dent of Panhellenic and president of Cencoe. PLEDGES Joy Anderson, Karen Booth, Ray Darnell, Lynne Dickason, Beth Gibbs, Suzanne Hanks, Ann Hut- ton, Mary Jo Holoubek, Mary Lynn Muenche, Cheryl Smith, Madge Stanley, Candy Stewart, Jackie Yuska. Left to right: Alford, And derson, Bains, Bangert Booth, Darnell, Dickason Gibbs, Gustafson, Hanks Hemphill, Hester, Holou bek. AlpilH J M J_lcltcl As« OFFICERS President Carol Anne McDonald Vice-President Barbara Hemphill Corresponding Secretary JoAnne Hester Recording Secretary Janet Alford Treasurer Betty Ralph Pledge Trainer Evaline Markel Membership Chairman Mary Ann Honaker ACTIVES Janet Alford, Louella Bains, Gayle Bangert, Kaye Gustafson, Barbara Hemphill, JoAnne Hester, Mary Ann Honaker, Evaline Markel, Carol Anne McDonald, Marie Prichard, Betty Ralph, Marth Ann Simmons, Paula Wolf Left to right: Honaker, Hutton, Markel, McDonald, Muench, Prichard, Ralph, Simmons, Smith, Stanley, Stewart, Wolfe, Yuska. Chi Omega XQ nega XQ.C Founded . . . • University of Arkansas, 1 895 Centenary College, 1920 Colors . . . .fflgw. . Cardinal and Straw Flower . . .(SsraRSa . White Carnation ACTIVITIES With a full quota from rush week, the Chi Omegas began a successful year. The activities started the year off with a banquet and a slum- ber party in honor of the new pledges. In Octo- ber and November, the chapter held a hayride and a Monte Carlo Party. In December Chi O had an open house with the faculty and student body invited. Other activities have included teas, pledge and active suppers, Pledges ' Chi O Maid Day, and other open houses. The Chi Omegas closed this years activities with their annual spring formal. Service projects include adopting a girl in Greece, a Thanksgiving basket for the needy, and caroling at hospitals during Christ- mas. Well represented on campus, the Chi O ' s include in their hall of honor the following per- sons: Suzann Welty, Co-Editor of the YONCOPIN; Melanie Martin, President of Panhellenci; Sharon Wilson, WRA President; Melanie Martin, AWS Town Rept.; Nancy Lecky, AWS Chairman of Judicial Board; Suzanne King and Donna Val- liere, class officers; Lynn Bonneau and Trudy Gulley, Class Favorites; Melanie Martin, Centenary Lady; Phyliss Payne, Miss Centenary. YONCOPIN Beauties, Marsha Harper and Nancy Lecky; Carol Hanna and Carol Wood, Student Officers; Maroon Jackets, Nancy Lecky, Melanie Martin, Gail Sou- therland, Carol Hanna ' ; Who ' s Who, Nancy Lecky, Gail Southerland, Carol Hanna, Melanie Martin, Carol Wood; Honor Court, Nancy Lecky and Gail Southerland; Cheerleaders, Trudy Gulley, Lynn Bonneau, Sharon Wilson, Linda Whiteside; Diann King, Circle K Sweetheart. PLEDGES Lynn Bonneau, Kay Bucy, Patty Burnap, Paula Campbell, Ruth Estes, Trudy Gulley, Marsha Har- per, Jackie Mclntyre, Johnyce Mundo, Gene Newton, Susan Orr, Sharon Riordan, Leslie Shir- ley, Mary Sorrows, Janet Talley, Lolly Tindol, Donna Valiere, Catherine Walsh, Janie Wroten Left to right: Ammons, Bartell, Beede, G. Bonneau, L. Bonneau, Bucy, Burnap, Cambell, Clingman, Colvert, Cotten, Dodson, Du- mas, Estes, Finzer, Gulley, Hanna, Harper, Haug, Howard, Keller, D. King, S. King, Lecky, Levinson, Mclntyre, Martin, Mundo Omega XQ Chi Omega OFFICERS President Nancy Lecky Vice-President Gail Southerland Secreta ry Ca ro I H a n na Treasurer Diann King Pledge Trainer Melanie Martin Personnel Chairman Sharon Wilson MEMBERS Dianna Ammons, Joan Bartell, Sherry Beede, Gai Bonneau, Ann Clingman, Cathy Colvert, Carol Cotten, Heather Dodson, Mary Ellen Dumas, Sallye Finzer, Carol Hanna, Cynthia Haug, Linda Howard, Sally Keller, Diann King, Susanne King, Nancy Lecky, Regina Levinson, Melaine Martin, Pat O ' - Neil, Phyliss Payne, Angela Pringos, Rebecca Pur- cell, Teresa Shetley, Lennis Smith, Pam Smith, Gail Southerland, Kaye Ussery, Linda Wardell, Pam Watts, Charlotte Webb, Linda Whiteside, .Suzann Welty, Carolyn Witt, Carol Wood, Vicki Word, Mary Anne Youngblood Left to right: Newton, Orr, O ' Neil, Payne, Pringos, Purcell, Riordan, Shetley, Shirley, L. Smith, P. Smith, Sorrows, Souther- land, Talley, Tindol, Ussery, Valiere, Wardell, Walsh, Watts, Webb, Welty, Witt, Whiteside, Wilson, Wood, Word, Wroten, Young- blood Founded Flower Colors . :■:. . ... __ Zeta Tau Alpha ZTA ..... Longwood College October 15, 1898 Centenary College, 1927 . White Violet ... Turquoise Blue Steele Gray ACTIVITIES After a successful rush week, Zetas plunged into the usual nine months of activities. Beginning with a slumber party for actives and pledges, the Zetas held hamburger suppers, spaghetti suppers, dessert parties, a Western dance, and the Spring Formal. The Zetas had two personal service proj- ects; tney adopted an Austrian orphan to support financially and helped at the United Fund Day Care Center. Individually Zetas were active in various honorary scholastic and professional fra- ternities, Jongleurs, Conglomerate and Yoncopin staffs, choir, band dorm councils, religious organ- izations, Panhellenic and Cencoe. Jan Green, Anne Hohmann, Marty Vaughan, Ann Olene Covington, and Doris Stewart were class officers; Marty Aiken and Glennie Scott, Who ' s Who,- Paula Jahnke, Yoncopin beauty; Mary Lou Briggs and Vi West, AWS executives; Doris Stewart and Adell Bailiff, cheerleaders; Marie Stoddard, KA Rose; Glennie Scott, Maroon Jacket; Mary Lou Briggs, Student Senate; Marty Vaughan and Carolyn Sanford, WRA executives; and Marty Aiken, alternate to Honor Court. PLEDGES Adell Baillif, Alice Ann Buchanan, Rachael Dillon, Pamela Dunn, Kay Gonet, Jan Rae Green, Mary Holden, Betty Hollis, Peyton Imes, Joy Kimbell, Paula Marshall, Marsha Pickett, Sarah Smith, Laura Stevens, Jean Traylor, Charlotte Tyler, Ellen Vaughan, Vi West Aiken, Baillif, Beazley, Boddie, Bradley, Bray, Briggs, Buchanan, Cage, Cooke, Covington, Cox, Dillon, Dunn, Easton, Ebbert, Emedson, Estes, Gonet, Goodwin, Green, Griffith, Harris, Hohmann, Holden, Hollis, Hudson, Imes Zeta Tail Alpha ZTA Zeta Tau OFFICERS President Marty Aiken Vice-President Mary Lou Briggs Recording Secretary Louie Griffith Corresponding Secretary Doris Stewart Treasurer Ann Olene Covington Membership Chairman Kathy Beazley Ritual Chairman Lucy Walsh MEMBERS Marty Aiken, Kathy Beazley, Linda Boddie, Dorothy Bradley, Margaret Bray, Mary Lou Briggs, Sandra Cate, Eneile Cooke, Ann Olene Covington, Janet Cox, Peggy Easton, Jere Ebbert, Judy Emerson, Patty Estes, Marsha Goodwin, Louie Griffith, Louise Harris, Anne Hohmann, Paula Hudson, Paula Jahnke, Paulette James, Martha Martin, Kathy Mittelstaedf, Ann Morcom, Judy Nichols, Nancy Padgett, Cynthia Rankin, Dee Rose, Rosemary Royse, Carolyn Sanford, Glennie Scott, Martha Sneed, Gail Starritt, Doris Stewart, Marie Stoddard, Nancy Thigpen, Lucille Walsh Jahnke, James, Kimbell, Marshall, Martin, Mittel- staedt, Morcom, Nichols, Padgett, Pickett, Rankin, Rose, Royse, Sanford, Scott, Smith, Sneed, Starritt, Stevens, Stewart, Stoddard, Thigpen, Traylor, Tyler, E. Vaughan, M. Vaughan, Walsh, West Kappa Alpha KA Kappa Aid Founded „ Washington and Lee University— 1 865 Centenary— 1891 Colors Crimson and Gold Flower Crimson Rose ACTIVITIES Kappa Alpha Order started the fall semester by pledging fourteen boys. The annual River- boat Party was held to celebrate the pledging of the new members. In October, the Chapter held an open house in honor of their new house mother, Mrs. Marie Barber. Through the months of November and December, the pledges sold coffee during night classes to earn money to give the actives a party. The pledges honored the actives with a Hell Party. In December., the Kappa Alpha Parents Club gave the chapter a party. As a service project, able members donated blood to Danny King who needed 200 pints. The -Kappa Alpha Order ended their activities with Old South, which included the secession from the Union, lawn party, and Ball. Representing the Kappa Alphas on campus are as follows: Circle K, Arthur Simpson, Mai Mor- gan, Bob Dickerson, Jim Morrison; Intramurals Council, Rob Franks, Bruce Dinwiddie; Alpha Sigma Pi, Mai Morgan, Brian Parsons, Mai Mor- gan; Pi Kappa Delta, Mike Little; Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Brian Parsons; Student Senate, Arthur Simpson, Treasurer, Bill McCaa; Canterbury, Bob Dickerson; Class President, Bill McCaa; Inter- Fraternity Council, Arthur Simpson; Alpha Chi, Brian Parsons; John Frazer, Bill McCaa, Brian Parsons, Jim Nance, and Mai Morgan, Alpha Sigma Chi; Stan McAfoos; Baseball, Richard Car- sillo; Hand Anderson, Mai Morgan, Bill McCaa, Mike Walshe, Mard ' i Gras Court; Greek Week Chairman, David Durham. PLEDGES Joe Carlisle, Tom Colquitt, John Hendrick, Jim Hudson, Connell James, Pete Keenan, Mike Little, Jim Moody, Jim Morrison, Mike Walshe. Left to right: Anderson, Brown, Cage, Campbell, Carlisle, Carsillo, Colquitt, Dickerson, Dinwiddie, Durham, Franks, Hart, Hawkins, Hendrick, ' Hudson. jia KA Kap JL J j Kappa Al OFFICERS I ,___ Rodney Hart II Hank Anderson III Brian Parsons IV Jim Nance V Rob Franks VI Arthur Simpson VII Mai Morgan VIII Henry Rosenblath IX Rodney Cage ACTIVES Hank Anderson, Marshall Brown, Rodney Cage, Sonny Campbell, Richard Carsillo, Will Dalton, Bob Dickerson, Bruce Dinwiddie, David Durham, Rob Franks, Rodney Hart, Bob Hawkins, Stan McAfoos, Bill McCaa, Mai Morgan, Jim Nance, Brian Parsons, Henry Rosenblath, Frank Ruscitto, Arthur Simpson, Donnie Trussell, Jay Querbes. James, Keenan, Little, McAfoos, McCaa, Moody, Morgan, Morrison, Nance, Parsons, Rosenblath, Ruscitto, Simpson, Trussell, Querbes, Walshe. K Kapp a Sigma KZ Founded University of Virginia 1 869 Centenary— 1895 Colors . . £§s|feji Scarlet, Green, White Flower . . . . ?■, . . . Lily of the Valley Kappa Sigma) ACTIVITIES The Kappa Sigma Fraternity started its year by pledging twenty-seven boys, most of whom pledged after school had begun. Following the usual opening-of-school parties, the chapter set- tled down to the more serious aspects of fra- ternity and campus life. Important to any fra- ternity are campus elections, and Kappa Sig fared, well in its attempts at electioneering. Serving on the Student Senate are Riggs, President, Bowker, Vice-President. Elected class presidents were El- lington, Schwendimann, Mounger. Class treasurers are McKnight, Luke, Sleamaker, Reed. Class favorites are Cooke, Luke, Gisy, Heard. Tapped for ODK were Brewer, Blackman, Jennings, Moun- ger, Riggs. Selected as members of Who ' s Who were Blackman, Ford, Head, Jennings, Long, Mitchell, Reed, Riggs. Other achievements of the Sigs were: Reed, Chief Justice of the Honor Court; Eubanks, President of Centenary College Choir; and Mounger, Co-Editor of the YONCOPIN; and Riggs, Centenary Gentleman. The fraternity en- tered into vigorous competition in Men ' s Intra- mural with members having high hopes for the Sweepstakes trophy again this year. The Sigs entertained their dates at the annual Pajama and Christmas parties. Other more informal parties broke the monotony of school. To be held in the Spring are the theme party and Black and White Formal. PLEDGES Johnny Burgess, Edwin Cabra, Bill Causey, Jona- than Cooke, Leonard Critcher, John Davidson, Jim Driggers, Chuck Dunn, Rob Duvall, Stan .Elling- ton, Don Fisher, Buck Horn, Rick Hruska, Ron Inderbitzen, Herb Jennings, Phil Jennings, Ben Land, Lee Lawrence, Burnell LeMoine, .Wayne Linder, Truly McDanierls, Alton McKinight, Charles Park, Bob Powell, Larry Shoemaker, Dick Smith, Ed Tillman Left to right: Adair, Bailey, Bishoff, Blackman, Bowker, Brewer, Burgess, Byrd, Cabra, Carter, Causey, Chatam, Clinton, Cooke, Cowen, Critcher, Davidson, Driggers, Dunn, DuVall, Ellington, Eubanks, Fisher, Ford, Gillan, Gisy, Gordon, Harris, Head, Heard, Henderson, Hooker, Horn, Hruska Kappa Sigma KZ Sigma ■ OFFICERS Grand Master Harvey Long Second Semester Chat Reed Grand Procurator Chat Reed John Brewer Grand Master of Ceremonies lohn Brewer Tommy Head Grand Scribe Tommy Head Bob Schwendimann Grand Treasurer Bill Bowker Gail Gisy ACTIVES Don Adair, Wallace Bailey, Bob Bishoff, Bill Black- man, Bill Bowker, John Brewer, Ronnie Byrd, Tom Carter, Jim Chatham, Steve Clinton, John Cowen, Ronnie Eubanks, Alan Ford, Robert Gillan, Gail Gisy, Dave Glass, Ken Gordon, Don Harris, Tommy Head, Dick Heard, Jimmy Henderson, John Hook- er, Mink Kent, Lee Kizer, Harvey Long, John Luke, Ed McLaughlin, Jim Mitchell, Willard Moore, Jim- my Mounger, Bob Newsome, Jim Oldson, Bob Omstead, Freddy Peters, Tommy Quaid, Chat Reed, Leonard Friggs, Bob Schwendimann, Johnny Shankles, Doug Simpson, Tommy Sleamaker, Terry Tomlin, Cecil Upshaw, Riley Wallace, Gene Woods, Gayle Wren Left to right: Kent, H. Jennings, P. Jennings, Kizer, Land, Inder- bitzen, Lawrence, LeAAoine, Linder, Long, Luke, McDaniels, Mc- Kinight, McLaughlin, Mitchell, Mounger, Newsome, Oldson, Olmstead, Park, Peters, Powell, Quaid, Reed, Riggs, Schwendi- mann, Shankles, Shoemaker, Simpson, Sleamaker, Smith, Till- man, Tomlin, Woods, Wren Tau Kappa Epsilon TKE Founded Illinois Wesleyan University— 1899 Centenary— 1963 Colors Cherry and Gray Flower Red Carnation Tau Kappa E] erttfti ' ACTIVITIES lota Theta chapter had the distinction of be- ing the two-hundredth chapter installed by Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity and was successful in taking the largest pledge class during its first formal rush period on the Centenary campus. The opening of school initiated the busy social round that was to include the Intern Party, the Roman Party, the Christmas dinner-dance, in formal after-the-game dances, followed by the spring theme party, Red Carnation Ball weekend, and the Lake Weekend in May. Tekes were busy in other areas too, having ' the highest pledge class average the Fall semester, and participating in all intramural sports. In campus religious, honorary professional, and literary organizations many Tekes were active. Earp served as presi- dent of the Inter-Faith council and vice-president of Baptist Student Union, and Young was an officer of AED. Copeland was president of Circle K, and R. James was treasurer. Other Tekes were members of the choir and band and mem- bers of the Conglomerate and Yoncopin staffs. Earp served as president of the Inter-Fraternity Council, while Young and Copeland served on Student Senate standing committees. Honored in the Mardi Gras court were Earp, King and Copeland, Doremus, and Carroll, members of the court. PLEDGES Jim Boyd, Sherman Carroll, Jim Carver, Mike Deare, Dick Grisham, Frank Hughes, Larry James, Pat Ewing, J. Carey Perks, Fred Pope, Jerry Nutt, Larry Sneddon, John Stroud. Left to right: Arnold, Boyd, Carrol, Carver, Copeland, Deare, Dennis, Doremus, Earp, Edler, Ewing, Francis, Grisham, Gris- wold, Gutteridge, Hogg. ilon TKE Tau Kappa Eps OFFICERS Prytanis Bobby Earp Epiprytanis Ed Doremus Grammateus Jud Copeland Chrysophylos ' Newell Pugh Hypophetes Vance Griswold Histor Butch Gutteridge Pylortes Barry Hope Hegemon Randy James ACTIVES Ernie Arnold, Bob Blankenship, Jud Copeland, Wayne Dennis, Ed Doremus, Roy Dupuy, Bobby Earp, Bob Edler, Vance Griswold, Butch Gut- teridge, Bill Hogg, Barry Hope, Randy James, Pat Pittlekow, Newell Pugh, Chris Roach, Ronnie Schuflin, Lee Sills, Rob Tinsley, Norman Young. Left to right: Hope, Hughes, L. James, R. James, Nutt, Perks, Pittlekow, Pope, Pugh, Roach, Schuflin, Sills, Sneddon, Stroud, Tinsley, Young. Pledge Classes -Fall, 1963 Z T A Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Xi Neophytes are: Ann Hutton, Jacqueline Yuska, Karen Booth, Suzanne Hanks, Ray Darnell, Lynn Dickinson, Candy Stewart. Chi Omega X n Wearers of the cardinal and straw are: SEATED: Marsha Harper, Kay Bucy, Jackie Mclntyre, Janie Wroten, Trudy Gulley, Catherine Walsh, Susan Orr, Patty Burnap. STANDING: Donna Lou Valliere, Lollie Tindol, Lynne Bonneau, Gene Newton, Janet Talley, Mary Sorrows, Ruth Estes, Leslie Shirley, Sharyn Riordan, Johnyce Mundo. Zeta Tau Alpha New pledges of ZTA are: SEATED: Jan Rae Green, Alice Ann Buchanan, Betty Hollis, Adell Baileff, Joy Kimbell, Pam Dunn, Kay Gonet. STANDING: Rachel Dillon, Peyton Imes, Ellen Vaughan, Charlotte Tyler, Paula Marshall, Laura Stevens, Jean Traylor, Sarah Smith. 98 Kappa Alpha K I K A SEATED: Morrison, Jung, Hudson, Lounow, Winters, Hendricks. STANDING: Moody, Keenen, Ramsey, James, Walsh, Little, Smith. FIRST ROW: Hruska, Cabra, Park, LeMoine, H. Jennings. SECOND ROW: Shoemaker, Lawrence, Horn, McKnight, Tillman, Critcher, Smith, Burgess. THIRD ROW: P. Jennings, Land, Driggers, Linder, Powell, Fisher, Ellington, Davidson, Cooke, DuVall, Dunn. Tau Kappa Epsilon Kappa Sigma K E FIRST ROW: Peyton, Pope, Craver, Daigle, Sneddon, Deare, Perks, Ewing, Clark. SECOND ROW: Grisham, Boyd, Stroud, Carroll. 99 101 i m : T «3„ ' V I Splits Gent Varsity ' 63 - ' 64 KNEELING, from left to right: Schwegman, Shoemaker, Kerwin, Upshaw, Smith, Haynie, Barker. STANDING, from left to right: Henry, Mims, Kile, McAfoos Butcher, McCullar; Coach Mooty (far left), Coach Sigler (far right). VARSITY SCHEDULE 1963-1964 Centenary 89 E. Tex. Baptist 60 Centenary 98 Tennessee Tech 80 Centenary 77 TCU 72 Centenary 58 La. Tech 52 Centenary 99 Mississippi 78 Centenary 69 George Washington 88 Centenary 76 Rice 90 Centenary 83 Richmond 69 Centenary 66 Texas Western 91 Centenary 90 E. Tenn. State 79 Centenary 74 New Mexico St. 75 Centenary 86 Oglethorpe 63 Centenary 82 Mississippi 79 Centenary 79 Florida State 72 Centenary 63 Tennessee 70 Centenary 78 Southern Miss. 82 Centenary 69 Bradley 91 Centenary 84 La. Tech 71 Centenary 113 Northwestern St. 74 Centenary 81 Northwestern St. 71 Centenary 91 Loyola (NO) 78 Centenary 94 Tulsa 86 104 STAN McAFOOS Senior Letterman Alton, III. Seniors and Sophs Spark Centenary Gents Take Opener From ETBC CECIL UPSHAW Senior Letterman Bossier City, La. Haynie, Shoemaker, and Ker- win move in for two against the Tigers. 105 Gents Are Back-to-Back Victors Over TCU and Ole Miss Sophomores Place Three on Starting Five BARRIE HAYNIE Sophomore Squadman Ringgold, La. 106 Sigler ' s Bench Strengthened by Sophomores LARRY SHOEMAKER Sophomore Squadman Alton, III. RALPH SCHWEGMAN Sophomore Squadman Oxford, Ohio Gents Cool Off on Western Road Trip 107 JERRY BUTCHER Junior Letterman Lebanon, Missouri Upperclassmen Provide Additional Depth Gents Take Second in Gulf South Classic 108 Gents Rip Demons in Pine Cone Clash Great Picture, huh? Loyola and Tennessee Tech Fall at Hirsch Arena BILLY McCULLAR Sophomore Squadman Shreveport, La. 109 Kerwin Up From Gentlets: Sets Scoring Record Kerwin ' s hooks account for much of his scoring. Tiny Tom Kerwin set the ali-time-high scoring mark for a Centenary basketballer on January 18, 1964, against Tennessee Tech. He hit for 39 points, breaking the previous record of 37 points set by Gerald Martello in 1959. Kerwin was 1 7-for-30 from the field, and 5- for-8 from the free throw line. Rebound-wise, he finished the evening with 19. Kerwin also adds to the Gents ' defense. 10 Frosh- Varsity Contest Opens Season Schwegman and Joseph vie for the tip. GROSS! Ill 12 113 Gents Place Two Boys on the GSC All-Tournament Team Tom Kerwin (second from left) and Barry Haynie (far right) were the two Gent players selected for the GSC All-Tournament team. Coach Sigler talks to his ' boys ' during a time out. 114 Gents Stun Florida State Jerry Butcher (holding the ball) demonstrates how the high step will acquire a rebound in the Florida State game. Cheerleaders and students offer encouragement to the varsity at the beginning of the second half. 115 Men ' s Intramural Football Cossa ' s Robbers Kappa Sigma A long and hotly-contested intramural football season saw these teams named co-champions. Seven Teams Sought Title This Year Kappa Alpha Tau Kappa Epsilon Blackhawks Not pictured: Gray Ghosts Marauders 117 Championship Games Produced Much Action Alan Ford follows a hard-charging Kappa Sigma line. Hawk, the boys just don ' t want to sing. ZTA OWLS Girls ' FUZZIES YG ' S Volleyball ZETA GREY STRAWS ZETA 119 WRA Intramurals RINKI DINKS CHI OMEGA ZETA BLUE 120 SOU-SOUS CARDINALS Individual Sports Winners 122 Tennis Doubles MARGARET BRAY-CAROLYN SANFORD Ping Pong Doubles JUDY MAYO-JENNY MAYO Intramural Councils WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Carol Cunningham, Jenny Mayo, Mrs. Etoyal Smith. SECOND ROW: Sharon Wilson, Carolyn Sanford, Marty Vaughan, Dee Rose. THIRD ROW: Pam Watts, Sally Finzer, Indi Nichols, Kay Gustafson, Alice Dews. MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL Jimmy Henderson, Don Adair ffuddy Sills, Frank Hughes, Jim Boyd, Bruce Dinwiddie, Ronnie Eubanks, Gayle Wren. 123 Gentleman Golf Left to right: Fred Pippen, Robert Wheeler, Don Easterwood, Bill Prince, Don Harris, Fred Peters, Coach Morton Braswel Centenary ' s golf team will be headlined by four returning lettermen in the 1963-64 season. City champion Don Easterwood returns to the number one slot and is joined by past teammates Prince, Harris, and Peters. New recruits Pippen and Wheeler add depth to the squad. This year ' s schedule follows: Marc h 19-20 Marc h 26-27 April 8 Apri 11 April 17 April 21 April 24 April 29 Apri 30 Lake Charles Tournament L. S. U. Tournament Northeast State Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech U. S. L. Loyola Nicholls State College Loyola Fore ! 124 Gents Look Forward to Another Good Baseball Season Varsity Squad Schedule for the 1964 Season DATE LOCATION Marc h 18 here Centenary vs Marc h 21 there Centenary vs Marc h 25 here Centenary vs Apri 3 4 here Centenary vs Apri 9 there Centenary vs Apri 11 there Centenary vs Apri 16 here Centenary vs Apri 20 there Centenary vs Apri 24 there Centenary vs Apri 25 here Centenary vs Apri 29 here Centenary vs Louisiana Tech. McNeese (double header) McNeese (double header) University of Arkansas Northeastern (double header) East Texas Baptist Northwestern (double header) Southern State (Arkansas) Louisiana Tech East Texas Baptist Southern State (double header) 125 Miss Jacque Seale, Miss Doris Stewart, Queen Sharon Wilson, Miss Linda Whiteside, Miss Paula Jahnke. Dance Climaxes Homecomin Activities Gents Go on to Defeat Northwestern 81-71 ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■ ■■■i — £ Dormitories, Sororities, Fraternities Decorate for Homecoming 1964 Kappa Sigma wins first place in house dec- orations contest spon- sored by the Student Senate. Chi Omega places second; Kappa Alpha, third, and Zeta Tau Alpha receives hon- orable mention. CHI OMEGA 128 KAPPA ALPHA HARDIN HALL 6 Two Bits, Four Bits, Six Bits, a Dollar . . . ' And the Gents Are Cheered On to 16-8 Season. l(3lo ' hJ ( W LvM ' :l : -; ! :« flfi Jffi CCa ses These buildings on the Centenary College campus house the facilities for student learning, living and recreation. With the completion of the expansive building program, several new structures including the library, James Dorm, the music building, Cline Dorm, and the cafeteria have been built. The co-ordinated landscaping and architecture add much to the beauty of the campus. In the future a much needed fine arts and humanities building is to be constructed to replace Jackson Hall. BROWN MEMORIAL CHAPEL CAFETERIA JAMES DORMITORY ' m ' ' ' , - W , ti ; ?. f . 1 v ' - , ;■ kin ?  . ' ' • . I j y . GEORGE HAVARD ALBRIGHT; Natural Sci- ences; Gamma Beta Gamma; BSU, officer; Student Senate committee. DIANA AAAMONS; Biology; Many, La.; Hardin Hall Council; Choir; Alpha Sigma Chi; Gamma Beta Gamma; Playhouse; Chi Omega. KAY LEE ANDERSON; Education; Shreveport. LOUELLA BAINS; Speech and Drama Education; Shreveport; Jongleurs; Alpha Xi Delta, officer; Book of Job national tour. ROSEMARY CASEY; Chemistry; Texarkana, Ar- kansas; Sexton Hall Council, Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; Math Club; Maroon Jackets; Student Senate. STEPHEN C. COOKE; Natural Science; Lambda Chi Alpha, officer; Newman Club; Band; Alpha Sigma Chi; Student Senate. EUNICE PAULINE BARRIER; Education; Shreve- MARCIA- COX; Bossier City, Louisiana. port. LINDA C. BEAIRD; Business Administration; Shreveport. CLAY L. BENNETT; Education and Mathematics; Shreveport. ROBERT BISHOFF; Business; Houston; Kappa Sigma; Circle K, officer; Conglomerate Staff; MSM. SHARON G. BLEVINS; Business-Education; Joa- quin, Texas. CHARLES S. BOYETTE; Shreveport. JOHN C. BREWER; History; Arcadia, La. ; Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Pi Kappa Delta, officer; Kappa Chi; Kappa Sigma, officer; Inter- fraternity Council; Circle K, officer. JAMES BRIGGS; Business; Vivian, Louisiana. MARY LOU BRIGGS; Education; Shreveport; Cencoe; Yoncopin staff; Zeta Tau Alpha, vice-president. BILL BUTTS; Shreveport. RUTHANNE COZINE; Drama; Frankfort, Ken- tucky; Jongleurs, Best Leading Role— 1962, Best Supporting Actress— 1963; Alpha Psi Omega, officer. GINGER DARNELL; Speech— Education; Shreve- port; Jongleurs, Best Actress— 1963; Six Flags representative. DONNA HEATHER DODSON; Education; North Little Rock, Arkansas; Centenary Beauty; Conglomerate Staff; Birthday Award; Jun- ior Class Officer; Chi Omega, officer. JEAN DRIVER; Education; Shreveport. JgS R03ERT W. EARP JR.; Business; Shreveport; B.S.U.; Tau Kappa Epsilon, president; Mardi Gras King. ROBERT ETHRIDGE; Education; Shreveport. HERBERT V. FACKLER; English; Mansfield, La.; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Conglomerate Editor; Theta Xi, officer; Intramurals. NED ALLEN FORD; Business; Jefferson, Texas; Omicron Delta Kappa, officer; Delta Tau Omicron, President; Who ' s Who, Conglom- erate Staff; Circle K; Dean ' s List; Intra- murals; Men ' s Intramural Council, Presi- dent. CAROLINE A. FORD; Speech and Drama Educa- tion; Shreveport; Jongleurs; SLTA; Beta Sigma Omicron. ' WILSON E. FONVILLE; History; Shreveport. JOHN M. FRAZER; Chemistry; West Monroe, La.; Circle K; Kappa Alpha. JOANN MARIE GARMA; Social Science; Met- arie, La.; Hardin Hall Council; Conglom- erate Staff. AWS Council. ANNE GIBBS; English; Shreveport. ROBERT E. GILLAN; Business; Shreveport; Kap- pa Sigma; Interfraternity Council; Delta Tau Omicron. WALTER DAVID GLASS; Social Science; Baton Rouge, La.; Kappa Sigma; Intramurals. KENNETH W. GORDON JR.; Business; Jeffer- son, Texas; Centenary Choir; Yoncopin Staff; Kappa Sigma, officer. ELIZABETH B. GOULD, Education, New Orleans, La.; Student Senate; Centenary Choir, offi- cer; Homecoming Court; Yoncopin beauty; Freshman Follies. LOUIE JOSEPHENE GRIFFITH; Education-French; Shreveport; Zeta Tau Alpha, officer; French Award; Conglomerate Staff; Phi Sigma Iota; SLTA; Canterbury Club; W.R.A. CAROL B. GRIGSBY; Education; Shreveport. ROSELYNN GRERCIO; Education; Shreveport. CAROL JOYCE HANNA; Pre-Med; Maplewood, La.; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Alpha Sigma Xi; Maroon Jacket; Who ' s Who; Chi Omega, officer; Student Senate; Cencoe; Gamma Beta Gamma, President; Dormitory Coun- cil; Dean ' s List; Yoncopin Staff Award; Yoncopin Staff, Associate Editor; W.R.A. RODNEY HART; Pre-Med; Shreveport; Kappa Alpha, No. I, Mardi Gras. ROBERT ROSS HAWKINS; Natural Science; Shreveport; Kappa Alpha. TOMMY G. HEAD; English; West Monroe, La.; Freshman Math Award; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Pi Kappa Delta, officer; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Chapel Committee; Insights, Editor, staff; Honor Court; Omicron Delta Kappa, Presi- dent; Who ' s Who; Debate; Kappa Sigma, officer; Kappa Sigma Leadership Award; Outstanding Senior Award. RICHARD HEARD; Business; Winnfield, La.; Kappa Sigma; Senior Class Favorite; Co- Rush Chairman, Best Pledge Award. JIMMY HENDERSON; History; Bogalusa, La.; Intramurals; Kappa Sigma; Sigma Tau Delta, Vice-President; Alpha Sigma Pi; Yoncopin Staff; Insights, Editor, Assistant Editor; Omicron Delta Kappa; Conglomerate Staff; Men ' s Intramural Council 2, 3, 4, President —4; Dean ' s List. JOHN HILL; A lath; Shreveport, La.; Math Club, President. MARY HOLDEN; Education; Shreveport, La. BARRY HOPE; Drama; Shreveport, La.; Tau Kappa Epsilon. PERCY V. HUBBARD; Business; Bossier City, La. SHARON HUBERT; English: Clanton, Ala.; Non- Major-in-Drama Award; Sigma Tau Delta; Jongleurs, Secretary; Alpha Psi Omega. NOEL HUDSON; Education; Shreveport, La. BARBARA HUMPHRIES; Education; Shreveport, La.; SLTA. LINDA ICE; Education; Shreveport, La. SUSANNE KING; Education; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega; SLTA; Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent. HELEN KREMER; Music; Shreveport, La. DIANA LANEY; English; El Dorado, Ark.; Alpha Chi, Secretary; French Award; Alpha Sig- ma Pi, Secretary, Treasurer; Westminster Fellowship; Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary, Treasurer; Phi Sigma lota; Sexton Dorm Council; French Club, Secretary, Vice-Pres- ident. GEORGE SANDY LAWN; Music,- West Monroe, La.; Centenary College Choir, accompanist; Student Senate, Independent Representa- tive; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi Mu Alpha. NANCY LEE LECKY; Education; El Dorado, Ark.; Chi Omega, President, Personnel Chair- man; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Vice-President; Centenary College Choir, Vice-President; Sexton Dorm Coun- cil; Phi Sigma lota, Secretary; Judicial Board; Honor Court, Clerk; Yoncopin Beau- ty ' 62 and ' 63; Panhellenic Council; SLTA; Maroon Jacket; Dean ' s List; Intramurals; Cencoe. HARRY LEVER; History; Shreveport, La. MELANIE LINGENFELTER; English; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Dean ' s List. HARVEY LONG; Pre-Med.; Lake Charles, La.; Kappa Sigma, President; Alpha Sigma Chi; Interfraternity Council; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Conglomerate Staff; Gamma Beta Gamma; Student Senate. JOHN LUKASIK; Math; Irvington, N. J.; Varsity Basketball. WILLIAM MOORE McCAA; Pre-Med; Shreveport, La.; President of Senior Class; Alpha Sig- ma Chi; Kappa Alpha, Secretary; Mardi Gras Court. LINDA McCLUNG; Education; Bossier City, La. FRANCES McCRAW; Education; Shreveport, La. CAROL ANN McDONALD; Education; Monroe, La.; Alpha Xi Delta, President; Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart; Canterbury, President; Cencoe; SLTA; WRA; Panhellenic Council, Women ' s Standards Committee; AWS; In- terfaith Council. PAT AAcFARLAND; Music Education; Shreveport, La.; Centenary College Choir, Accompanist. BOISE MACBETH; Education; Dana Point, Cal- ifornia; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; SLTA; WRA. NANCY MINTER; Physics; Cason, Texas. JAMES MITCHELL; Business; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Sigma, Secretary, President; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kap- pa; Who ' s Who in American Colleges; Delta Tau Omicron; Student Senate, Vice- President; Sophomore Class President; Freshman Favorite; Kappa Sigma Scholar- ship Leadership Award; Conglomerate Staff; Yoncopin Staff; Honor Court Evalua- tion Committee; Student Affairs Commit- tee; Golf Team. ELLEN MORGAN; Education; Shreveport, La. PATRICIA ANN McMULLEN; Education; Shreve- port, La. TEDDY O. La. MUNDELEIN; Physics; Bossier City, WILLIAM N. NELSON; History; Bastrop, La.; Rifle Team; MSM; Circle K; Sr. Board Member; National Methodist Scholarship; Interfaith Council; Kappa Chi, Vice-Presi- dent, President; Student Senate. ft NORMA MAGNESS; Education; Shreveport, La. DON R. NEWSOM; History; Texarkana, Texas. JAMES R. NORRIS; History; Shreveport, La.; Circle K, Vice-President; Centenary College Choir, Vice-President; Dean ' s List. JUDY MARTIN; Math Education; Bossier City, La.; WRA Council; Math Club President. MELANIE ANNE MARTIN; French - English; Shreveport, La.; Dean ' s List; Sigma Tau Delta; Alpha Sigma Pi, Vice-President; Newman Club, President; Editor-in-Chief of Conglomerate ' 61 - ' 62; Recipient of French Award and Mable Campbell Award; Phi Sigma lota, President; Panhellenic Council, President; Junior Class Favorite; Chi Omega, Rush Chairman, Pledge Train- er; AWS Executive Council; Student Sen- ate, Social Chairman; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jacket; Centenary Lady. JUDITH MAYO; Physical Education; Lake Charles, La.; MSM; WRA, President; James Dormitory President. JERRY O ' DELL; English; Bossier City, La.; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Sigma Iota; Omicron Delta Kappa; Canterbury Club. PATRICIA O ' NEIL; Med Tech; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega. JAMES DAVID OLDSON; Business; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Sigma, House Manager; New- man Club, Regional Director, President, Province Extension Vice-Chairman; Inter- faith Council, President; Conglomerate Staff; Intramurals. FREDDIE PETERS; Music Education; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Sigma; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, President, Vice-President, Treasurer; Cen- tenary Band, Dance Band; Golf Team. SUSAN PRADOS; Education; Shreveport, La.; SLTA; Newman Club, President; AWS Council. BETTYE PRATT; English; Shreveport, La. ■ i pr WILLIAM PRINCE, JR.; Business; Shreveport. HAROLD PROSKE; Foreign Language; Shreve- port; Phi Sigma lota, Vice-President; Alpha Psi Omega, Treasurer; Lacercle Francaise; Jongleurs, Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Pi. CECIL R. SMITH, JR.; Math; Gainsville, Florida. JOY RAINS; Elementary Education; Shreveport. SARA SMITH; Biology; Shreveport. VICTORIA ANNE RAPP; Music; Gulfport, Miss.; Phi Beta, President, Secretary; American Guild of Organists, Vice-President, Secre- tary, President; Alpha Sigma Council, President, Secretary; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets; Dean ' s List. CHATHAM HURST REED, JR.; English, French and German; Shreveport; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who; Alpha Chi; Phi Sigma lota; Kappa Sigma, President; Intramurals. LEONARD RIGGS; Divisional Science; Longview, Texas; Student Senate, President and Treas- urer; Sophomore Favorite; Alpha Sigma Chi; Gamma Beta Gamma; Centenary Gen- tleman; Physics Achievement Award. GAIL SOUTHERLAND; Piano; Plain Dealing, La.; Chi Omega, Treasurer, Vice-President, Scholarship Award; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; American Guild of Organists; Sexton Dorm Council; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jack- ets, officer; Honor Court, Tala McFadden Hugler Award 2 yrs.; Dean ' s List; Cencoe. JERI RILEY; Music; Shreveport; American Guild of Organists, Secretary-Treasurer. WALLACE DALE ROBERTSON; Geology; Bossier. LOIS WRAY ROWE; Education-Social Studies; Shreveport; Dean ' s List. DAVID SAUCIER; Math; Bossier City, La„- Net- work Coordinator, La. Tech Radio Club, Amateur Radio Relay League; Public Serv- ice Award; Insights; Poetry Society An- thology. GLENNIE SCOTT; Piano Major; DeQueen, Ark.; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets, Secretary; Zeta Tau Alpha, Scholarship Award, Secre- tary; Cencoe; Panhellenic; Alpha Sigma Ri; Centenary Choir; Band; Phi Beta; Dean ' s List; AWS Publications Chairman. CALVERT OTTO SELLERS, JR.; Math; Shreveport; Sigma Pi Sigma; Physics Club; Math Club. JOHN WILLIAM SHANKLES; Social Science Beaumont, Texas; Varsity Tennis Team Kappa Sigma; MSM, Treasurer; Kappa Chi, Intramural Council; French Club. ELAINE SISTRUNK; Organ; Shreveport; Alpha Sigma Pi; Phi Beta; American Guild of Organists; Dean ' s List; National Methodist Scholarship. LINDA ANN TABOR; Elementary Education; Shreveport. NANCY THIGPEN; Elementary Education; Shreveport. ALAN RAY TIPTON; Business; Shreveport. GEORGE THOMPSON; Business; Shreveport. CECIL UPSHAW; Business Shreveport; Varsity Basketball; Kappa Sigma. CRYSTAL WINCHESTER; Divisional Major; Tex- arkana, Arkansas. JON WINFIELD; Social Studies; San Augustine, Texas. JAMES L. VALENTINE; Chemistry; Shreveport. SALLY WINGFIELD; Education; Kilgore, Texas; Methodist Student Movement; Kappa Chi; Dorm Council; L.T.A. CLAUDINE WISBY; Med. Tech.; Shreveport. DENISE VANBIBBER; Physical Education; Shreve- port. MARY ANN YOUNGBLOOD; Physical Education; Shreveport; Chi Omega; WRA. FRANCIS HOPKINS; Elementary Education; Shreveport. PAULETTE JAMES; Drama; Shreveport. LINDA JOHNSON; French; Bossier City, La. SUSAN WALKER; Genera Science Education; Bossier City, La. PATRICIA POPE; Elementary Education; Shreve- port. EDWARD SCHUTZ; Music Education; Shreveport. LUCILLE WALSH; Education; Baton Rouge, La.; Senior Class Favorite; Sophornore . Class Vice-President; Zeta Tau Alpha; Cencoe. WILLIAM WATSON; Business; Shreveport. NOT PICTURED MILDRED WEATHERBY; Education; Shreveport. GAY WILKINS; Education; Shreveport. f? fff JAMES E. WILLIAMS JR.; English; Texarkana, Arkansas; Baptist Student Union, President; Kappa Chi, Vice-President; Inter-faith Council; Phi Theta Kappa. DREDA WILMOTH; Education; Shreveport. Anderson, Youree Aubrey, Sherry Boyette, Stanley Bailey, Wallace Barker, Robert Boyd, Ronald Brandt, Marvin Christofoletti, Richard Dalton, William Carl Darby, James Darby, Sue Smith Dickason, Janet Doremus, Ed Easterling, Ned Edler, Robert Franks, Robert Gamm, Julius Gay, Jeanne Gayer, Mary Greene, Carolyn Herrington, Sara Jones, Philip Kerlin, Thomas Kleinhans, Judith Lolly, John L. Lowrey, Alice Loretta Lowrey, Barbara McMullen, Patricia Nichols, Sharon Noe, May Oglesby, Marshall Reisinger, Gerald Scotf, Michelle Stewart, Pamela Stoddard, Marie Tabor, Ray Wolery, Patricia Zaffater, Karen 143 ' ' • Ji0 ' ? Wi € % i . Ctfi .„ y M President __._. .... JJli. JIMMY MOUN Vice-President -., « S=OtENE COVINGTO SeVetary - p r j L J:,, DORIS STEWArI Treasurer ' ..... .-: .. „ S . ....:.... TOMMY SLEAMAKE tjrf Jfy ' ••Si r O yjf tP DON ADAIR, China, Texas MARTY AIKEN, Shreveport GORDON ALLEN, Shreveport J. F. BABCOCK, Bethany BILL BAILEY, Tyler, Texas CINDY BAILEY, New Orleans WALLACE BAIL EY, Texarkana, Ark. BOB BARKER, St. Louis, Mo. BETTY BARR, Bossier City KATHY BEASLEY, Shreveport BILL BLACKMAN, Shreveport BOB BLANKENSHIP, Shreveport NANCY BLOCK, Shreveport GAIL BONNEAU, Bayside, New York BILL BOWKER, Shreveport WAYNE BOYD, Shreveport MARVIN BRANDT, Shreveport MICHAEL BRENT, Biloxi, Miss. ERNESTINE BROWN, Shreveport ROBERT W. BROWN, Shreveport ROBERT BRUNER, Texarkana, Texas JERRY BUTCHER, Springfield, Mo. RONNIE BYRD, Leesville ROBERT CALLIHAM, Shreveport SANDRA CATE, Eldorado, Ark. TALMADGE CATES, Tyler, Texas BILL CAUSEY, Shreveport JAMES CHATHAM, Jefferson, Texas DONALD CHEN, Shreveport HUGH CLARK, Chicago, III. MARVIN COLLINS, Minden PHYLLIS COLLINS, Texarkana, Ark. JUDD COPELAND, Shreveport CAROLE COTTON, Rayville ANN OLENE COVINGTON, Sulpur JOHN COWEN, Midland JANET COX, Plain Dealing RICHARD CRISTOFOLETTI, Shreveport HOWARD CROSBY, Shreveport EDDIE DANCE, Corpus Christi, Texas DOUG DAVIS, Alexandria WILLIS DEARE, Shreveport BRUCE DINWIDDIE, New Orleans KEITH DOBBINS, Camden, Ark. xl k ££ £ ; i MARY ELLEN DUMAS El Dorado, Ark. ROY DUPUY Shreveport MARIE DURBINS Shreveport BETTY EATON Rodessa RONNIE EUBANKS Dallas, Texas JENNIE EVANS Shreveport ROBERT FARRELL Shreveport GEORGE FAZAKERLY Woodland Hills, Calif. GAIL GISY Grafton, III. PAUL GOODWIN Shreveport CONNIE GRYESICK Shreveport CLARENCE GUTTERIDGE Auburndale, Fla. SUZANNE HANKS Shreveport CONNIE HEATH Shreveport DONNA HEIFNER Bossier City BARBARA HEMPHILL Little Rock, Ark. ANDREW HERNANDEZ Shreveport JOANNE HESTER Shreveport FAYE HAHN Bossier City PAT HOLT Calion, Ark. MARY ANN HONAKER B.A.F.B. LINDA HOPE Shreveport BUCK HORN Minden LINDA HOWARD Houston, Texas RALPH HOWARD Alexandria Juniors PAULA HUDSON Hosston LINDA HUMPHRIES Shreveport ROY I DOM Vivian PAULA JAHNKE Shreveport HERB JENNINGS New Orleans LOU JOHNSON Shreveport PHILIP JONES Shreveport SALLY KELLER N. Little Rock BETTY KELLEY Shreveport DIANN KING Jefferson, Tex. JOHN KLEIN, JR. Shreveport HENRY LEDFORD Keifhville REGINA LEVINSON Denison, Texas REBECCA LITTLE Shreveport TRULY McDANIEL Bossier City WILFRED McHANEY Shreveport JACQUELINE MclNTYRE Shreveport edward Mclaughlin, mi Dallas, Texas WILLIAM MALONE Shreveport EVALINE MARKEL Vicksburg, Miss. GLORIA MARTIN Texarkana, Ark. MARTHA MARTIN Shreveport JESSE MEANS, JR. Bossier City LOUISE MINTER Minden CHARLES MILLER Shreveport SALLIE MOODY, Shreveport ANNE MORCOM, Baton Rouge JIMMY MOUNGER, Rayville BARBARA MUSLOW, Shreveport ROBERT OLMSTED, Dallas, Texas NANCY PADGETT, Shreveport ROSARY PALERMO, Shreveport MARION PALMER, Shreveport PHYLLIS PAYNE, Marshall, Texas MARIALICE PERKINS, Marshall, Texas MARIE PICHARD, Shreveport ANGELA PRINGOS, Little Rock, Ark. REBECCA PURCELL, Plain Dealing JIMMY PYLES, Shreveport BETTY RALPH, Osceloa, Ark. CYNTHIA RANKIN, Tyler, Texas CHRIS ROACH, Shreveport CAROLYN ROGERS, Shreveport SUSAN ROGERS, Shreveport CLARE SEMANDS, Shreveport DAVID SHELBY, Gonzales, Texas PATRICIA SHERRITT, Richardson, Texas TERESA SHETLEY, Mansfield RONNIE SHUFLIN, Shreveport HARRIET SIMMONS, Shreveport MARTHA SIMMONS, Shreveport ARTHUR SIMPSON, Shreveport TOMMY SLEAMAKER, Shreveport PAM SMITH, El Dorado, Ark. GENELLE SMITH, Shreveport EUGENE SNELLINGS, Shreveport PATRIC SOLIS, Beaumont, Texas JOY STEPHENSON, Shreveport DORIS STEWART, Shreveport JAMES THIGPEN, .Shreveport TERRY TOMLIN, Dallas, Texas BETTY VICKERS, Zwolle, La. GARLAND WEIDNER, Shreveport SUZANN WELTY, Little Rock, Ark. SANDRA WEST, Shreveport BOB WHITE, Terryville, Conn. ALLETA WHITNEY, Shreveport SHARON WILSON, Little Rock, Ark. PAULA WOLFE, Longview, Texas CAROL WOOD, DeRidder GAYLE WREN, Delhi NORMAN YOUNG, Richardson, Texas PAT YOUNG, Texarkana, Tex. BENNIE WILSON, Shreveport V 1 | •% — • - «§ ident -Presidenf Secretary . Treasurer BOB SCHWENDIMANN :. .- MARTY VAUGHAN ANNE HOHMANN -...JOHN LUKE V ' i ■ ■Z r ' . A  • ■ f U J fir— r Q  3 ' - • V ;,,,. t - v. • :; .• • ' • ■if J - ! V . ¥; ■ ? r w •:c £ . ! ' fe 4 avont •,  .v.  .V • BOKlNEAU i S. fr. v.. (M ! H: t r ,  ' «■ - • •.   V •1 frf ' ♦ •  •« ' 3 e. - ; - JANET ALFORD, Mount Hermon FRANK ALLEN, Shreveport ROCHELLE ANDERSON, Shreveport EARNEST ARNOLD, New Orleans JAMES BAINS, Shreveport JOHN BAINS, Shreveport GAYLE BANGERT, North Little Rock, Ark. BARRY BARNES, Bossier City JOAN BARTELL, Shreveport DONALD BASS, Bossier City DENNIS BAUGHMAN, Shreveport SHARON BEEDE, Shreveport GEORGE BENNETT, San Augustine, Tex. LINDA BODDIE, Crowley BETTY JO BOGUE, Marshall, Tex. HENRY BOHANAN, Bossier City LYNNE BONNEAU, Bayside, N.Y. ROGER BOYKIN, Washington, D.C. DOROTHY BRADLEY, Shreveport MARGARET BRAY, Shreveport MICHAEL BREWER, El Dorado, Ark. WAYNE BRITT, Shreveport MARY BROCK, Bossier City MARY BROCK, Bossier City CAROL BROWN, Shreveport JANET BROWN, Tyler.. Tex. MARTY BUCKLEW, Benton JAMES BURSON, Minden BON CARTER, Haughton TOM CARTER, Shreveport DALE CHILDS, Vivian ANN CLINGMAN, Keithville STEVE CLINTON, El Dorado, Ark. MARY COLLETT, Shreveport TOM COLQUITT, Shreveport KATHY COLVERT, Little Rock, Ark. CRAIG CONNALLY, Upper Heyford, England WILLIAM CONRY, Houston, Tex. TOM COOK, Shreveport ENEILE COOKE, Lake Charles ROBERT COURTNEY, Shreveport CAROL CUNNINGHAM, Norco, La. JEANNETTE CURRY, Houston, Tex. 154 155 JERRY CUTRER Bossier City DONALD DAVIDSON Shreveport JOSEPH DE FATTA Shreveport WAYNE DENNIS Shreveport ALICE DEWS Mt. Pleasant, Tex. MARGARET DOWNEY Shreveport DIANA DRY Shreveport DAVID DYKES Shreveport PEGGY EASTON Dallas, Tex. JERRE EBBERT Little Rock, Ark. BERT ELLIS Houston, Tex. WILLIAM ELLIS Shreveport PATTY ESTES New Orleans REID FAIRCHILD Haughton KEITH FIELDS Bossier City SALLYE FINZER Kenilworth, III. BENNY FORTENBERRY Shreveport STEVE FRANCES Wheaton, III. JERRY FRANTON Shreveport THELMA FUTCH Shreveport AMA GARLAND, Shreveport BOB GERST, Shreveport HELEN GIESSEN, Church Point MARSHA GOODWIN Chalmette, La. JULIA GRAYTHEN Metairie Sophomores 56 VANCE GRISWOLD Houston, Tex. KAYE GUSTAFSON Dallas, Tex. LINDA GRAVES Marshall, Tex. KEITH HAIR Kaplan BECKY HAMPTON Nashville, Tenn. JULIAN HARDWICK Shreveport RALPH HARKER West Monroe LOUISE HARRIS Shreveport CYNTHIA HAUG Monroe LINDA HAYES Welsh BARRIE HAYNIE Ringgold CATHY HENDERSON Bogalusa CHRISTINE HENGY Shreveport ROBERTA HENGY Shreveport BONNIE HENRY Shreveport DONNY HENRY Shreveport LINDA HICKMAN Texarkana, Tex. BILL HOGG Shreveport ANNE HOHMANN Shreveport MARY JO HOLOUBEK Shreveport JOHN HOOKER Leesville RECTOR HOPGOOD Collinston LYNN HOWARD Metairie RICHARD HRUSKA Minden BARBARA HUBBART Barksdale 57 IB fN V. fi PM: ? 58 KATHRYN HURLBUT, Shreveport CHRISTINA JO HYLES, Shreveport CONNELLY JAMES, Shreveport MARY LYNN JOHNSON, Shreveport R. D. JOHNSON, Shreveport DORIS KELLEY, Shreveport JOY KIMBELL, Dallas, Tex. EDNA KING, Richardson Tov BETTY KINTZ, Dallas LEE KIZER, Texarkana, Ark. JOHN KLEINE, Phoenix, Ariz. HAROLD KNOX, Bossier City FRANCES LINDH, Canal Zone SIDNEY LLOYD, Shreveport FRANK LOLLAR, Shreveport BARROW LONG, Shreveport JOHN LUKE, Bunkie BILLY McCULLAR, Shreveport VIRGINIA MAYO, Moss Bluff, La. GARY MELANSON, Shreveport CHARLES MIMS, Lake Charles KATHY MITTELSTAEDT, Metairie MAL MORGAN, Shreveport MARY MORNEAU, Shreveport J. W. MORROW, Jonesboro JIM NANCE, Shreveport MIKE NETHERTON, Shreveport BOB NEWSOME, Dallas, Tex. GENE NEWTON, Tillar, Ark. JUDY NICHOLS, Shreveport LYN NICKEL, Shreveport MARVIN NUTT, Shreveport LINDA OKES, Shreveport CHARLES PARK, Springhill CORLISS PARKER, Bossier City FAYE PAYNE, Shreveport MARY KATHERINE PHELPS, Houston, Tex. (out of order) LYNNE DICKASON, Jonesboro, Ark. LENNIS SMITH, Shreveport MARJORIE PICKETT Shreveport PAT PITTELKOW New Orleans JUDY PLATT Sulphur JUDD POLLARD Shreveport CHARLES PROCTOR Carlsbad, N.M. TOMMY QUAID Lake Charles JUSTIN QUERBES Shreveport JUDY ROBINSON Shreveport ALBERT RIOS Bossier City ROBERT ROCKEFELLER Shreveport DEE ROSE Opelousas JOSEPH ROUNDTREE Baton Rouge ROSEMARY ROYSE Dallas, Tex. FRANK RUSCITTO Shreveport CAROLYN SANFORD New Orleans RALPH SCHWEGMAN Oxford, Ohio BOB SCHWENDIMANN Franklinton DON SCROGGIN Shreveport DOUG SIMPSON Dallas, Tex. CHERYL SMITH Shreveport HAROLD SMITH Hope, Ark. JOELLE SMITH DeRidder SAMMY SMITH Shreveport MARTHA SNEED Jonesboro LOUISE SPRY Memphis, Tenn. Sophomores 160 MADGE STANLEY Shreveport GAYLE STARRITT El Dorado, Ark. LYNN TAYLOR Gonzales JAMES TINSLEY Shreveport ANNE TRAWICK Bossier City NEIL TRICHEL Shreveport KAYE USSERY Arcadia DON VACCARO Shreveport ANNA VAUGHN Greenwood MARTY VAUGHAN Jonesville, Tex. LINDA WARDELL Midland, Tex. ASTAIRRE WASLEFF Chicago, PAM WATTS Franklinton CHARLOTTE WEBB Shreveport NANCY WELLS Shreveport , Wk ■ - INS T T sr T: Vice-President Secretary . . Tree „ € P 4 1-4 ■ % % if ■ , • • rn •,%. fjm 00k %. Freshman Fa%)r V ■RUDY GULLEY JONATHAN COOKE ?M •V - •- ' m ' li 1 ' fr ■% j ' I t-.j • . KAREN ALEXANDER, Texarkana, Tex. ERMA ALLEN, Shreveport JOHN ANDERSON, Shreveport JOY ANDERSON, Shreveport SUSAN ARMSTRONG, Shreveport NEIL BAILEY, Helena, Ala. ADELL BAILLIF, New Orleans, La. THOMAS BEAIRD, Dallas, Tex. LYNDA BEARDEN, Shreveport ROBERT BOND, Shreveport KAREN BOOTH, Longview, Tex. JAMES BOOZER, Monroe, La. JAMES BOYD, Bossier City, La. MARJORIE BOYD, Shreveport FRANCES BREWSTER, Shreveport JAMES BROWN, Bastrop, La. ALICE ANN BUCHANAN, Crowley, La. MARY KAY BUCY, Pine Bluff, Ark. JOHN BURGESS, Monroe, La. PATRICIA ANN BURNAP, Dallas, Tex. DORIS BURNS, Lumberton, Miss. DAVID BUSH, Freeburg, III. EDWIN CABRA, Leesville, La. JUDY CAIN, Houma, La. PAULA CAMPBELL, Benton, La. ROY EDWARD CAMPBELL, Shreveport BETSY JO CAPPS, Shreveport MICHAEL CARRINGTON, Shreveport SHERMAN CARROLL, Columbia, La. JAMES CARVER, Lake Charles, La. LINDA CATHEY, Camden, Ark. HENRY CAUSEY, Shreveport ROBERT CLIFFORD, Jacksonville, III. SALLY COCHRAN, New Orleans, La. JUDY CONTONIS, Shreveport JONATHAN COOKE, New Orleans, La. DIANE COOPER, Bogalusa, La. ROBERT CRAMMER, Mangham, La. DANNY CRAWFORD, Shreveport CHARLES CRENSHAW, Houma, La. LEONARD CRITCHER, Houston, Tex. LUCILLE CULOTTA, Shreveport JANET CUNNINGHAM, Metairie, La. SUZANNE CURTIS, Shreveport GAYLON DAIGLE, Bossier City, La. DENYCE DANKAN, Shreveport SARAH DALE, Shreveport RAYE DARNELL, Shreveport DERYN DAVIDSON, New Orleans, La. JOHN DAVIDSON, Houston, Tex. CAROL DAVIS, Bossier City, La. MARY ANN DAVIS, Dallas, Tex. ROGER DAVIS, Shreveport MORGAN DEARE, New Iberia, La. ROBERT DE BUSK, Miami, Fla. PATRICIA DE HAAN, Shreveport W r •. Z i : ■ • ■:• ««■• ■:.■ 166 . CHARLOTTE DENNIS, Shreveport BRENDA DILBECK, Shreveport RACHEL DILLON, Shreveport JAMES ORIGGERS, Shreveport PAMELA DUNN, Baytown, Tex. CHARLES EDWARD DUNN, Jekyll Island, Ga. JAMES W. DUPREE, Shreveport ROBERT DUVALL, Shreveport KENNETH EASLEY, Monroe, La. JOHANNES EILDERS, Aalsmur, Netherlands PEGGY JEAN ELIA, Shreveport STANLEY ELLINGTON, Opelousas, La. JAMES ELLIOTT, Shreveport JOHN ELLIOTT, Bunkie, La. GARY ESPENSCHIED, Makena, II RUTH ESTES, Shreveport PATRIC EWING, Dallas, Tex. DONALD FISHER, Shreveport ROBERT FISHER, Shreveport PAT FLANAGAN, Bellaire, Tex. RONALD FORREST, Shreveport JUDITH ANN FOSTER, Shreveport MARIA KAYE FRITH, Shreveport STEVE GAIGNARD, Shreveport PAT GAMMILL, Shreveport _ Freshmen KATHY GASKIN, Springdale, Ark. ELIZABETH GIBBS, Shreveport KATHERINE GONET, Shreveport DARRYLE GOULD, Benton, La. JAN RAE GREEN, Richardson, Tex. RICHARD GRISHAM, Dallas, Tex. BARBARA GUIN, Mooringsport, La. TRUDY GULLEY, Beaumont, Tex. JOE HALFORD, Vivian, La. THOMAS HALLIBURTON, Shreveport LESTER HAMMOND, Garland, Tex. ELGIN HAMNER, Shreveport MARSHA HARPER, Baytown, Tex. STEVE HARRIS, Chauvin, La. KAREN HASSBAUM, Bossier City, La. GENE HAY, Lake Charles, La. PATRICIA LYNN HENDERSON, Shreveport JOHN A. HENDRICK, Shreveport SHERRIE ANN HENNARD, Bossier City, La. ANN HOLLEY, Shreveport BETTY HOLLIS, Port Neches, Tex. DANIEL HOMAN, Bellevue, Wash. DAVID HOSKINS, Sulphur, La. FAYE HUDDLESTON, Shreveport JAMES HUDSON, Houston, Tex. 167 FRANK HUGHES, Benton, La. ANN HUTTON, Little Rock, Ark. MARSHA PEYTON IMES, Dallas, Tex. RONALD INDERBITZIN, Sacramento, Calif. LARRY JAMES, Shreveport PHILIP JENNINGS, Shreveport GLADYS JOHNSON, Shreveport ALLEN JONES, Hot Springs, Ark. HOWARD JONES, Bossier City, La. KEITH JONES, Mountainside, N.J. MARC JONES, Chagrin Falls, Ohio GARY JOSEPH, Belleville, III. WALTER JUNG, New Orleans, La. PETER KEENAN, New Orleans, La. DENNIS KILE, Shreveport BENTON LAND, Shreveport JOHN PITTS LAUNEY, Dallas, Tex. LEE LAWRENCE, Crowley, La. BURNELL LEMOINE, Marksville, La. WAYNE LINDER, N. Little Rock, Ark. DONNA LINDHOUT, Houston, Tex. MICHAEL LITTLE, Houston, Tex. TERRY LONG, Baton Rouge, La. MATT LOWE, Shreveport MAUREEN WEI-KING LU, Hong Kong, China ED LUNOW, Grapevine, Tex. BEVERLY LYFORD, Grapevine, Tex. RAYMOND ' LYNCH, Bossier City, La,.. SHARRON McAVOY, Shreveport PATSY McDANIEL, Shreveport ALTON McKNIGHT, Shreveport LINDA MADOLE, Shreveport DONNA MALOY, Shreveport PAULA MARSHALL, Dallas, Tex, MARY JANE MELLINGER, B.A.F.B., La. PETER MENGE, New Orleans, La. WILLIAM MEYERS, Shreveport MICHAEL MILLER, Dallas, Tex. JOHN MITCHELL, Shreveport ROBERT MOCATA; Shreveport MARTHA MONROE, Shreveport SIDNEY MONTEGUEDO, Zachary, La. JAMES MONTGOMERY, Springhill, La. JAMES MOODY, Shreveport VICTORIA MOORE, B.A.F.B., La. MARIE MORGAN, Shreveport JAMES .MORRISON, Laurel, Mis.s. MARY LYNN MUENCH, Little Rock, Ark. JOHNYCE MUNDO, Shreveport JOHN NAAS, Bowie, Md. DOUGLAS NEAL, Shreveport DELORES NISLE, Bossier City, La. PATTY NOLAN, Shreveport MARGARET NORTH, Shreveport RONALD OLAGUE, Shreveport WARREN OLDHAM, Baton Rouge, La. ANN LYNN OLSON, Covington, La. SUSAN JEAN ORR, Beaumont, Tex. CATHY PALMISANO, Shreveport TOMMY PAPPAS, Shreveport SANDRA PATTERSON, Shreveport CAREY J. PERKS, Shreveport SUSAN PESNELL, Shreveport MARTHA JANE PICKENS, Sulphur, La. MARSHA PICKETT, New Orleans, La. JOAN PINHOLSTER, New Orleans, La. FRED PIPPEN, Shreveport JAN LOUISE PIRKLE, Grapevine, Tex. FRED POPE, Barksdale Air Force Base, La. LOU POPEJOY, Shreveport FRED PORTER, Shreveport CAROLYN POTEET, Shreveport BOB POWELL, Dallas, Tex. ERNEST PRESTON, Bossier City, La. JOE RASCO, Barksdale Air Force Base, La. KAY RHEMAN, Jennings, La. SHARYN RIORDAN, Metairie, La. JOHN ROBERTS, Pineville, La. ROBERT ROWE, Shreveport SANDRA RUFFIN, Shreveport KERRY SALMON, Shreveport Freshmen . VIRGINIA SATARINO, Dallas, Tex. SKIP SEAGRAVES, Bossier City, La. KAYREN SELF, Shreveport AARON SHAW, Shreveport MADDALYNN SHAW, Shreveport MARVIN SHAW, Bossier City, La. WAYNE SHEPHERD, Shreveport LESLIE SHIRLEY, Dallas, Tex. JAMES SHULL, Texarkana, Ark. GERALD SIMONTON, Shreveport NICHOLAS SIRIANNI, Ellwood City, Pa. JAY SMITH, Shreveport RANDY SMITH, Little Rock, Ark. RICHARD SMITH, Houston, Tex. SARAH SMITH, Dallas, Tex. CARLANN SMITHSON, Dayiine, La. LARRY SNEDDON, N. Little Rock, Ark. TERRI SOMMERS, Houston, Tex. MARY SORROWS, Dallas, Tex. KATHY SPITLER, Bossier City, La. PAULA STAHLS, Shreveport SHARON STALLINGS, Garland, Tex. FRANK STAWASZ, Shreveport LAURA STEVENS, Magnolis, Ark. CHARMA STEWART, Alexandria, La. 71 STEPHANIE STEWART, Shrevspori MARSHA STICKLE, St. Lo is. Mo. SUSAN STONESTREET, bossier City, La. JOHN STROUD, Shreveport EDWINA SUMNER, Ida, La. TOMMY SWATE, Cotton Valley, La. JANET TALLEY, Leesville, La. BETTY TAUNTON, Bastrop, La. EDWARD TILLMAN, Shreveport LOLLY TINDOL, Shreveport VERNON TOBIAS, Bossier City, La. JEAN TRAYLOR, Shreveport BARBIE TRUITT, St. Francisville, La. BILL TURNER, Shreveport CHARLOTTE TYLER, New Orleans, La. DONNA LOU VALLIERE, Shreveport CHESLEY VAUGHAN, Springhill, La. ELLEN VAUGHAN, Jonesville, Tex. JEFF VICTORY, Shreveport DICK VORAN, Shreveport CONNIE WADE, Dallas, Tex. ALLEN WAITES, Shreveport CONNIE WAITES, Delhi, La. ROBERT WALLACE, Jerseyville, III. CATHERINE WALSH, Baytown, Tex. MICHAEL WALSHE, New Orleans, La. CYNTHIA WATTS, Shreveport WILLIAM WELLS, Jefferson, Tex. LINDA WEST, Shreveport SHERRY WEST, Vivian , La. BOBBI WHALEY, Houston, Tex. ROBERT WHEELER, Bossier City, La. KATHERINE WHITE, Terryville, Conn. JOHN WILKERSON, Shreveport GLORIA WILLIAMS, Shreveport JAMES WINTERS, Lake Dallas, Tex. PATRICIA WOLERZ, Oakland, Calif. JANIE WROTEN, Winnfield, La. JACQUELINE YUSKA, Bossier City, La. CAROLYN GARISON, Shreveport OWEN PEYTON, Shreveport amuwM ft Q £ fa Jp J 3 £} 1A iJ y ,. Index (1) Freshman (2) Sophomore (3) Junior (4) Senior A Adair, Don (4) 54, 95, 132, 146 Aiken, Martha (3) 35, 47, 81, 83, 90, 146 Albright, George (4) 138 Alexander, Karen (1) 60, 164 Alford, Janet (2) 47, 86, 154 Allen, Ema (1 ) 164 Allen, Frank (1) 154 Allen, Gorden (3) 44, 146 Ammons, Dianna (4) 33, 88, 89, 138 Anderson, Elizabeth (2) 154 Anderson, Henry (3) 81, 92 Anderson, Kay (4) 138 Anderson, John (1) 164 Anderson, Joy (1 ) 86, 164 Armstrong, Susan (1) 164 Arnold, Ernest (2) 44, 96, 154 B Babcock, James (3) 146 Bailey, Cynthia (3) 33, 38, 146 Bailey, Earl (4) 146 Bailey, Howard (1 ) 164 Bailey, Wallace (4) 33, 94, 146 Baillif, Adell, (1) 90, 98, 164 Bains, James (2) 154 Bains, John (2) 154 Bains, Louella (4) 86, 138 Bangert, Marion (2) 42, 47, 54, 86, 154 Barker, Robert (4) 104, 108, 146 Barnes, Barry (1 ) 154 Barr, Betty (3) 138, 146 Bartell, Joan (2) 89, 154 Bass, Donald (1 ) 154 Baughman, Charles (2) 28, 43, 154 Beaird, Thomas ( 1 ) 164 Bearden, Lynda (1 ) 164 Beazley, Kathryn (3) 42, 47, 90, 146 Beede, Sharon (2) 52, 53, 88, 89, 154 Bennett, Clay (4) 138 Bennett, George (2) 154 Bishoff, Robert (4) 29, 94, 138 Blackman, William (3) 41, 43, 49, 52, 83, 94, 146 Blankenship, Robert (4) 146 Blevins, Sharon (4) 138 Block, Nancy (3) i46 Boddie, Margaret (2) 91, 154 Bogue, Betty (3) 48, 154 Bohanan, Henry (2) 154 Bond, Robert (1 ) 164 Bonneau, Gail (3) 31, 88, 89, 146 Bonneau, Lynn (2) 88, 98, 98, 153, 154 Booth, Karon (1) 86, 98, 164 Boozer, James (1) 164 Bowker, William (3) 28, 37, 94, 146 Boyd, Ronal (4) 45, 146 Boyd, James (1) 96, 99, 123, 164 Boyd, Marjorie (4) 50, 164 Boyette, Charles (3) 138 Boykin, Roger (2) 154 Bradley, Dorothy (2) 57, 90, 154 Brandt, Marvin (4) 146 Bray, Margaret (2) 90, 122 Brent, John (3) 44, 50, 51, 146 Brewer, David (2) 154 Brewer, John (4) 41, 94, 138 Brewster, Francis (1) 154 Briggs, Mary Lou (4) 31, 37, 38, 40, 47, 90, 138 Britt, Albert, (2) 154 Brock, Mary (2) 44, 48, 53, 54, 154 Brown, A. M. (2) 92 Brown, Carol (2) 154 Brown, Ernestine (4) 146 Brown, James (1) 164 Brown, Sue (2) 154 Brown, Robert (3) 146 Brownlee, John ( 1 ) 57 Bruner, Robert (3) 146 Buchanan, Alice (1) 90, 98, 164 Bucklew, Kay (2) 51, 154 Bucy, Kay (1) 88, 98, 164 Burgess, John (1) 94, 99, 164 Burnap, Pat (1) 88, 98, 164 Bums, Doris (1 ) 164 Burson, James (2) 53, 154 Bush, David (1) 113, 164 Butcher, Jerry (3) 104, 108, 146 Butts, William (4) 138 Byrd, Charles, (3) 28, 31, 35, 43, 49, 52, 146 Cabra, Edwin ( 1 ) 43, 94,99, 112, 164 Cain, Judy (1 ) 164 Calliham, Robert (3) 146 Campbell, Alexander (3) 92 Campbell, Paula (1) 88, 98, 164 Capps, Betsy (2) 164 Carlisle, Joe (1) 92, 98 Carrington, Michael (1) 164 Carroll, Shermon (1 ) 48, 81, 99, 164 Carsillo, Richard ( 1 ) 92 Carter, Bon (2) 48, 154 Carter, Thomas (2) 52, 94, 154 Carver, James (1) 43, 52, 96, 164 Casey, Rosemary (4) 37, 40, 49, 52, 81, 82, 138 Catanese, Dianne (2) 75 Cate, Sandra (3) 90 146 Cates, Tamadge (3) 146 Cathey, Linda (1) 164 Causey, Bill (3) 45, 146 Causey, Henry (1) 45, 94, 164 Chatham, James (3) 29, 46, 94 Chen, Shin-ShongD (3) 146 Chiles, Carolyn (2) 53, 154 Clark, Hugh (2) 99, 146 Clifford, Robert (1) 164 Clingman, Ann (2) 28, 88, 89, 154 Clinton, Steve (2) 53, 94, 154 Cochran, Sally (1) 164 Collett, Mary (1) 154 Collins, Marvin (3) 146 Collins, Phyllis (3) 146 Colquitt, Walter (2) 92, 154 Colvert, Kathy (2) 51, 88, 89, 154 Connally, Craig, (2) 52, 154 Conry, William (2 ) 154 Contonis, Judy (1) 164 Cook, Steve (4) 37, 81, 138 Cook, Thomas (3) 154 Cooke, Jon (1) 48, 94, 99, 163, 164 Cooke, Mary (2) 90, 154 Cooper, Linda ( 1 ) 164 Copeland, Judd (3) 43, 81, 96, 146 Cotton, Carol (3) 31, 88, 89, 146 Courtney, Robert (2) 154 Covington, Ann O. (3) 42, 47, 48, 81, 90, 144, 145, 146 Cox, Janet (3) 38, 46, 47, 90, 146 Cox, Marcia (4) 138 Cowen, John (3) 94, 146 Cozine, Ruthanne (4) 45, 60, 138 Crammer, Robert (1) 164 Crawford, Danny (1) 164 Crenshaw, Charles (1) 112, 164 Cristofoletti, Richard (4) 49, 146 Critcher, Leonard (1) 43, 94, 99, 164 Crosby, Howard (3) 146 Culotta, Lucille (1) 164 Cunningham, Carol (2) 123, 154 Cunningham, Janet (1) 164 ■ Curry, Jeanette (2) 154 Curtis, Suzanne (1) 164 Cutrer, Jerry (1 ) 156 D Daigle, Gaylon (1) 45, 52, 99, 164 Dakan, Denyce ( 1 ) 164 Dale, Sarah (1) 164 Dance, Ester (3) 51, 146 Darnell, Ginger (4) 57, 60, 80, 138 Darnell, Raye (1) 50, 86, 98, 164 Davidson, Deryn (1) 164 Davidson, John (1) 94, 99, 164 Davis, Carol (1) 29, 164 Davis, Douglas (3) 48, 146 Davis, Mary (1 ) 164 Davis, Roger ( 1 ) 164 Davison, Donald (1) 156 Dear, Willis (3) 43, 45, 48, 146 Deare, Morgan (1) 96, 99, 164 Debusic, Robert ( 1 ) 164 DeFatta, Josepth (2) 156 DeHann, Patricia (1 ) 164 Dennis, Charlotte (1 ) 166 Dennis, Joe (2) 96, 156 Dews, Alice (2) 46, 48, 53, 123, 156 Dickason, Lynn (4) 86, 98, 159 Dickerson, Robert (3) 43, 50, 92 Dilbeck, Brenda (1 ) 166 Dillon, Rachel (1) 48, 90, 98, 166 Dinwiddie, Bruce (3) 92, 123, 146 Dobbins, Keith (3) 146 Dodson, Donna (4) 88, 89, 138 Doremus, Edward (4) 81, 96 Downey, Margaret (2) 156 Driggers, James (1) 19, 94, 166 Driver, Jean (4) 138 Dry, Diana (2) 29, 52, 156 Dumas, Mary Ellen (3) 30, 47, 88, 89, 148 Dunn, Charles (1 ) 94, 99, 166 Dunn, Pamela (1) 90, 98, 166 Dupres, James ( 1 ) 166 Dupuy, Roy (3) 148 Durbins, Marie (3) 148 Durham, David (2) 92 Dykes, David (2) 156 Duvall, Rob (1) 94, 99, 166 Earp, Robert (4) 42, 80, 96, 139 Easley, Ken (1) 52, 166 Easterwood, Don (2) 124 Easton, Margaret (2) 90, 156 Eaton, Betty (2) 148 Ebbert, Jere (2) 59, 90, 156 Edler, Robert (4) 96 Eilders, Jonannes (1) 166 Elia, Peggy (1) 166 Ellington, Stan ( 1 ) 37, 43, 94, 99, 162 166 Elliott, James ( 1 ) 166 Elliott, John (1) 166 Ellis, Bert (2) 156 Ellis, William (2) 156 Emerson, Judith (2) 47, 90 Espenchiel, Gary (1) 113, 166 Estes, Patty (2) 88, 90, 156 Estes, Ruth (1) 88, 98, 166 Ethridge, Robert (4) 139 Eubanks, Ronnie (3) 33, 94, 123, 148 Evans, Jennie (4) 148 Ewing, Pat (1) 66, 96, 99 Fackler, Herbert (4) 28, 139 Fairchild, Reid (2) 156 Farrell, Robert (3) 148 Fazakerly, George (3) 148 Fields, Keith (2) 156 Finzer, Sarah (2) 88, 89, 123, 156 Fisher, Don (1) 94, 99, 166 Fisher, Robert (1 ) 166 Flanagan, Pat (1 ) 166 Fonville, Wilson (4) 54, 139 Ford, Caroline (4) 139 Ford, Allen (4) 28, 41, 50, 82, 94, 118, 139 Forrest, Will (1) 166 Fortenberry, Benny (2) 156 Foster, Judith (1 ) 166 Fox, Elizabeth (4) 149 Francis, Steven (2) 96, 156 Franks, Rob (4) 92 Frantom, Jerry ( 1 ) 1 56 Frazer, John (4) 43, 139 Frith, Kaye (1) 166 Futch, Thelma (2) 156 Gaignard, Steve (1) 166 Gammill, Kermitt (1 ) 166 Garison, Eula (1 ) 172 Garland, Ama (2) 156 Garma, Joann (4) 38, 139 Gaskin, Kathy (1) 31, 162 Gayer, Mary (4) 49 Gerst, Robert (2) 156 Gibbes, Anne (4) 139 Gibbs, Elizabeth (1) 50, 86, 167 Giessen, Helen (2) 3, 48, 156 Gillan, Robert (4) 42, 50, 94, 139 74 Gisy, Gail (3) 48, 94, 145, 148 ' Glass, David (4) 94, 139 Gonet, Katherine (1) 91, 98, 167 Goodwin, Marsha (2) 30, 90, 156 Goodwin, Paul (3) 148 Gordon, Kenneth (4) 30, 33, 94, 139 Gould, Elizabeth (4) 139 Gould, Frankie (1) 167 Graves, Linda (2) 73, 157 Graythen, Julia (2) 39, 154 Green, Jan Rae ( 1 ) 90, 98, 162, 167 Griffith, Louie (4) 90, 92, 139 Grisby, Carol B. (4) 139 Grisham, Richard B. ( 1 ) 96, 99, 167 Griswold, Vance M. (2) 96, 157 Grzesiek, Connie L. (3) 148 Grzesiek, Lynn E. (2) Guercio, Roselynn AA. (3) 139 Guin, Barbara Sue ( 1 ) 1 67 Gulley, Grace G. ( 1 ) 31, 50, 81, 88 98, 163; 167 Gustafson, Diana K. (2) 47, 86, 123, 157 Gutteridge, Clarence (3) 29, 30, 48, 96, 148 Guy, Howard (5) H Hahn, Faye (3) 148 Hair, Howard (1 ) 157 Halford, Joe (2) 167 Hall, Billy (4) Hall, Daisye (5) Halliburton, Thomas (1) 167 Hamilton, William (5) Hammond, Lester (1) 167 Hamner, Elain ( 1 ) 167 Hampton, Rebecca (2) 53, 157 Hanks, Suzanne (3) 54, 86, 98, 148 Hanna, Carol (4) 30, 36, 40, 46, 47, 49, 52, 83, 88, 89, 139 Hansen, Marilyn (5) Harbison, Martha (2) Hardwick, Julian (1) 157 Hardy, Mary (5) Harker, Ralph (2) 52, 157 Harmon, Bob (5) 30, 80 Harper, Marsha (1 ) 72, 88, 98, 167 Harris Billye (5) Harris, Donald (5) 94, 124 Harris, John (1 ) 167 Harris, Louise (2) 90, 157 Hart, Rodney (3) 42, 49, 92, 139 Hassbaum, Karen (1) 167 Haug, Cindy (2) 88, 89, 157 Havens, Charles (5) Hawkins, Bob (4) 92, 139 Hay, Dennis (1) 167 Hayes, Linda (2) 157 Haynie (2) 104, 105, 106, 114, 157 Head, Tommie (4) 29, 35, 41, 49, 53, 82, 94 Heard, Richard (4) 94, 137, 139 Hearne, Mary (5) Heath, Connie (3) 38, 148 Heifner, Danna Lee C. (5) 148 Hemphill, Barbara (3) 54, 86, 148 Henderson, Catherine (2) 157 Henderson, James (4) 28, 31, 41, 53, 123, 140 Henderson, Patricia L. (1) 167 Hendrick, John A. ( 1 ) 92, 99, 167 Hengy, Christine H. (2) 157 Hengy, Juliana R. (2) 157 Hennard, Sherie Ann (1) 167 Henry, Bonnie Lee (2) 29, 57, 157 Henry, Donald Francis (2) 104, 106, 157 Hernandez, Andrew S. (3) 148 Hester, Joanne V. (3) 47, 86, 148 Hickman, Linda Kay (2) 157 Hogg, William R. (2) 96, 157 Hohmann, Lela Anne (2) 46, 51, 90, 152, 157 Holley, Edward Anne (1) 167 Hollis, Betty M. (1 ) 90, 98, 167 Holoubek, Mary Jo (2) 86, 157 Homan, Daniel E. (1 ) 167 Honaker, Mary Ann (3) 42, 47, 87, 148 Hooker, John L. (2) 28, 51, 53, 157 Hope, Barry G. (4) 43, 57, 60, 80, 97, 140 Hope, Linda G. (3) 33, 51, 148 Hopgood, Rector (1 ) 157 Horn, Carroll (Buck) (3) 94, 99, 148 Hoskins, David L. (1 ) 167 Howard, Lynne D. ( 1 ) 157 Howard, Linda (3) 46, 54, 88, 89, 148 Howard, Ralph W. (3) 43, 148 Hruska, Richard S. (2) 53, 94, 99, 157 Hubbard, Barbara D. (2) 39, 157 Huddleston, Faye L. (1 ) 167 Hudson, James A. ( 1 ) 92, 99, 167 Hudson, Paula G. (3) 48, 90, 149 Hughes, Frank B. ( 1 ) 97, 123, 168 Humphries, Barbara June (4) 140 Humphries, Linda C. (3) 149 Hurlbut, Kathryn Lee (1 ) 159 Hutton, Ann M. ( 1 ) 87, 98, 168 Hyles, Christina (2) 159 Ice, Linda Sue (4) 54, 140 Idom, Roy Lee (3) 149 Imes, Marsha P. (1) 90, 98, 168 Inderbitzin (1 ) 95, 168 Jahnke, Paula (3) 71, 91, 126, 149 James, Alton C. (2) 93, 159 James, Conrad R. (2) 43, 97 James, Larry Wayne (1) 97, 99, 160 James, Paulette ( 3) 60, 91, 143 Jennings, Herbert D. (3) 35, 41, 43, 48, 49, 81, 83, 95, 99, 145 Jennings, Philip (3) 95, 99, 168 Johnson, Gladys Mae (1 ) 168 Johnson, Linda Dale (4) 143 Johnson, Lou Elizabeth (2) 149 Johnson, Mary Lynn (2) 159 Johnson, Robert D. (2) 159 Jones, Allan Roy (1 ) 168 Jones, Lloyd Marc (1) 112, 168 Jones, Minor C. Keith, Jr. (1 ) 168 Jones, Ralph (4) 45, 159 Joseph, Gary Lee (1) 168 Jung, Walter J. ( 1 ) 99, 168 K Keenan, Peter C. ( 1 ) 93, 99, 168 Keller, Sally D. (3) 33, 34, 42, 46, 52, 88, 89, 149 Kelley, Betty Jane (3) 149 Kelley, Doris M. (2) 159 Kent, George M. (2) 28, 95 Kerlin, Thomas (4) 52 Kerwin, Thomas V. (2) 104, 105, 106, 110, 114 Kile, Dennis W. ( 1 ) 104, 108, 168 Kimbell, Joy (2) 91, 98, 159 King, Diann (4) 31, 43, 46, 47, 54, 81, 88, 89, 149 King, Edna M. (2) 146, 159 King, Suzanne S. (4) 88, 89, 136, 140 Kintz, Elizabeth (1 ) 159 Kizer, Lee Estes (2) 53, 95, 159 Klein, John C. ( 1 ) 149, 159 Knox, Harold T. (2) 159 Kremer, Helen M. (4) 44, 140 Land, Benton (1) 43, 95, 99, 168 Laney, Diana (4) 49, 52, 140 Launey, John Pitts ( 1 ) 168 Lawn, George M., Jr. (4) 33, 140 Lawrence, Lercy Lee, III (1) 48, 95, 99, 168 Lea, Amy (3) 54 Lecky, Nancy Lee (4) 33, 35, 38, 40, 47, 74, 81, 83, 88, 89, 140 Ledford, Henry P. (3) 43, 149 Lemoine, Bunnell F. ( 1 ) 95, 99, 168 Lever, Harry S. (4) 140 Levinson, Regina M. (3) 39, 54, 88, 89, 149 Linder, Robert W. ( 1 ) 95, 168 Lindh, Frances B. (2) 159 Lindhoot, Donna Jeanne (1) 57, 168 Ligenfelter, Melanie (4) 140 Little, James M. ( 1 ) 93, 98, 168 Little, Rebecca (3) 149 Lloyd, Sidney W. ( 1 ) 159 Lollar, Frankie (2) 159 Long, Barrow F. (2) 159 ' .ong, Harvey L. (4) 37, 42, 49, 52, 81, 82, 95, 140 Long, Terry J. (1 ) 48, 168 Lowe, William M. ( 1 ) 48, 168 Lu, Maureen W. (1 ) 168 Lukasik, John A. (4) 140 Luke, John B. (2) 95, 152, 153, 159 Lurow, Wilber E. 99, 168 Lyford, Beverly ( 1 ) 168 Lynch, Raymond S. ( 1 ) 168 Me McAfoos, Stan E. (3) 93, 104, 105 McAvoy, Sharron B. (1 ) 168 McCaa, William M. (4) 52, 81, 93, 136, 140 McClung, Linda P. (4) 140 McCotter, Betty ( 1 ) 29 McCraw, Frances B. (4) 140 McCollar, Billy W. (2) 104, 109, 159 McDaniel, Patsy R. (1 ) 163 McDaniel, Truly W. (3) 95, 149 McDonald, Carol Anne (4) 42, 47, 50, 58, 81, 141 McFarland, Patricia Anne (4) 33, 141 McHaney, Wilfred D. (2) 149 Mclntyre, Jacqueline L. (3) 28, 88, 98, 149 McKnight, Alton A. ( 1 ) 95, 99, 1 1 3, 162, 168 McLaughlin, Edward S., Ill (3) 95, 149 McMillian, Barbara Ann ( 1 ) 57 McMullen, Particia Ann (4) 141 M Macbeth, Boise Anne (3) 78, 141 Madole, Lynda Sue (5) 168 Magness, Norma R. (3) 141 Malone, William R. (3) 43, 45, 149 Maloy, Dona V. ( 1 ) 168 Markel, Jo-Anne, E. (3) 44, 47, 87, 149 Marshall, Paula Lee (1) 91, 98, 168 Martin, Gloria Jean (3) 149 Martin, Judith A. (4) 141 Martin, Martha Lou (3) 91, 141 Martin, Melanie Anne (4) 28, 39, 40, 42, 47, 66, 83, 89, 141 Mayo, Claudia J. (4) 38, 46, 141 Mayo, Virginia S. (2) 48, 123, 159 Means, Jesse L., (3) 43, 48 Melanson, John G. (2) 45, 159 Mellinger, Mary Jane (1) 168 Menge, Peter (1 ) 168 Meyers, William L. (1 ) 168 Miller, Michael H. (1 ) 168 Mims, Charles W. (2) 52, 104, 106, 159, 168 Minter, Frances M. (4) 52, 141 Minter, Marcella L. (3) 45 Mitchell, James R. (4) 29, 31, 41, 50, 82, 95 141 Mittlesteadt, Kathryn A. (2) 91, 159 Mocata, Robert F. ( 1 ) 168 Monroe, Martha M. ( 1 ) 168 Montgomery, James R. (1) 168 Moody, James E. ( 1 ) 93, 99, 168 Moody, Sallie N. (3) 150 Moore, Victoria B. ( 1 ) 168 Morcom, Anne Elizabeth (3) 46, 91, 150 Morgan, Letitia E. (4) 46, 141 Morgan, Mallon G. (2) 43, 53, 81, 159 Morgan, Marie Ann (1) 168 Morneau, Mary M. (2) 159 Morrison, James U. ( 1 ) 43, 99, 168 Morrow, John W. (1 ) 159 Mounger, James A. (3) 37, 41, 50, 95, 144, 150 Muench, Mary Lynn (1) 168 Mundelein, Teddy O. (4) 52, 141 Mundo, Bendolyn J. ( 1 ) 88, 98, 168 Muslow, Barbara (3) 150 N Naas, John (1) 168 Nance, James (2) 159 Neal, Douglas (1 ) 168 Nelson, William (4) 43, 48, 141 Netherton, Walter (2) 159 Newsom, Don (4) 141 Newsome, Robert (2) 95, 159 Newton, Martha (2) 89, 98, 159 Nichols, Sharon Ann (4) 57, 123 Nickel, Gwendolyn Anne (2) 28, 91, 159 Nichols, Judith (2) 28, 91, 159 Nisle, Dolores (4) 168 Nolan, Patty (1 ) 168 Norris, James (4) 33, 141 North, Margaret (1 ) 168 Nutt, Marvin Lee (2) 97, 159 O ' Dell, Jerry (4) 28, 41, 49, 53, 141 Okes, Linda (2) 159 Olague, Ronald (1 ) 168 Oldham, Robert (1) 168 175 Oldson, James (4) 28, 95, 141 Olmsted, Robert (3) 95, 150 Olson, Ann Lynn (1 ) 170 O ' Neil, Patricia (4) 89, 141 Orr, Susan (1) 89, 98, 170, Padgett, Nancy (2) 38, 54, 91, 150 Palermo, Rosary (3) 38, 150 Palmer, Marion G. (4) 50, 150 Palmisano, Cathy Ann (1) 170 Pappas, Tommy Charles (1) 170 Park, William (1 ) 48, 95, 99, 118, 159 Parker, Corliss (2) 52, 53, 159 Parsons, Brian (3) 49, 93 Patterson, Sandra Kay (1) 170 Payne, Faye (1 ) 170 Payne, Phyllis (2) 49, 52, 68, 69, 89, 150 Perkins, Marialice (3) 51, 150 Perks, Carey (1) 97, 99, 170 Pesnell, Susan (1 ) 170 Peters, Freddie (4) 45, 95, 124, 141 Peyton, Owen (1 ) 99, 172 Phelps, Mary (2) 159 Pickens, Martha Jane (1) 170 Pickett, Marjorie (2) 160, 170 Pickett, Stella (1 ) 48, 91 Pinholster, Joan (1 ) 170 Pippen, Fred (1) 124, 170 Pirkle, Jan Louise (1 ) 170 Pittelkow, Miles (2) 60, 97 Piatt, Judy (2) 160 Pollard, Judd (2) 160 Pope, Fred (1) 97, 99, 170 Pope, Patricia Lynne (4) 143 Popejoy, Lou (1 ) 170 Porter Fred (1 ) 170 Poteet, Carolyn (1 ) 170 Powell, John (1 ) 95, 170 Powell, William (2) 99 Prados, Susan (4) 141 Pratt, Bettye (4) 141 Preston, Ernest (1 ) 170 Prichard, Marie (3) 87, 150 Prince, William (4) 124, 142 Pringos, Angela (3) 39, 89, 150 Proctor, Charles (2) 48, 160 Proske, Harold (4) 142 Pugh, Newell (3) 42, 49, 97 Purcell, Rebecca (3) 46, 47, 49, 51, 89, 150 Pyles, Jimmie ( 1 ) 150 Q Quaid, Thomas (2) 43, 95, 160 Querbes, Justin (2) 95, 160 R Rains, Joy (4) 142 Ralph, Elizabeth (3) 42, 54, 8 , 150 Ransey, Robert (1 ) 28, 99 Rankin, Cynthia (3) 91, 150 Rapp, Victoria (4) 38, 40, 46, 51, 83, 142 Rasco, Joe (1 ) 170 Reed, Chat (4) 29, 35, 41, 49, 53, 83, 95, 136, 142 Rheman, Margaret (1) 48, 170 Riggs, Leonard (4) 36, 41, 49, 67, 82, 95, 142 Riley, Jeri Carolyn (4) 51, 142 Riordan, Sharyn (1) 89, 98, 170 Rios, Albert (2) 160 Roach, Christopher (3) 42, 52, 97, 150 Roberts, John (1 ) 170 Robertson, Wallace (4) 142 Robinson, Judy (2) 160 Rockefeller, Robert (2) 160 Rogers, Carolyn Ann (3) 150 Rogers, Susan Whipple (3) 150 Rose, Linda Dee (2) 46, 81, 91, 123, 160 Rosenblath, Henry (3) 93 Rountree, Joseph 160, 248 Rowe, Lois Wray (4) 142 Rowe, Robert (1 ) 170 Royse, Rosemary (2) 46, 91, 160 Ruffin, Saundra Sue (1 ) 170 Ruscitto, Frank (2) 93, 160 Salmon, Kerry Lynne (1) 170 Sanford, Carolyn (2) 91, 123, 160 Satarino, Virginia (1) 171 Saucier, David (4) 142 Schleeter, Patricia (4) 49 Schutz, Edward (4) 143 Schwegman, Ralph (2) 104, 106, 160 Schwendimann, Robert (2) 28, 31, 37, 42, 43, 52, 95, 152, 160 Scott, Roberta (4) 40, 44, 47, 51, 80, 82, 91, 142 Scroggin, Don (2) 48, 52, 160 Seagraves, Reral ( 1 ) 171 Seale, Jacqueline (3) 30, 126 Self, Kayren, (2) 171 Sellers, Calvert (4) 52, 142 Semands, Clare (3) 150 Shankles, John (4) 95, 142 Shaw, Aaron ( 1 ) 171 Shaw, Maddalynn (1) 171 Shaw, Maruin ( 1 ) 171 Shelby, David (3) 150 Shepard, Wayne (1 ) 171 Sherritt, Patricia (3) 49, 52, 150 Shetley, Teresa (3) 28, 53, 89, 150 Shirley, Leslie (1) 89, 98, 171 Shoemaker, Larry (2) 95, 99, 104, 105, 106, Shuflin, Ronald (2) 97, 150 Shull, James (1) 171 Sills, Lee Edgar (2) 97, 123 Simmons, Harriet Ann (4) 150 Simmons, Martha Ann (3) 87, 150 Simonton, Gerald (1) 171 Simpson, Arthur (3) 36, 42, 43, 93, 150 Simpson, Douglas (2) 95, 160 Sirianni, Nicholas ( 1 ) 171 Sistrunk, Glorea (4) 51, 142 Sleamaker, Thomas (3) 95, 144, 150 Smith, Alyce P. 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( 1 ) 50, 52. 95, 99, 171 Smith, Sammy Mac (4) 160 Smith, Sarah Ann (1) 91, 98, 171 Smith, Sara Marie (4) 142 Smithson, Carlann (1) 171 Sneddon, Larry (1) 97, 99, 171 Sneed, Martha (1) 53, 91, 160 Snellings, Eugene (3) 150 Solis, George Patricd (3) 52, 150 Sommers, Terri (1) 171 Sorrows, Mary (1 ) 44, 89, 98, 171 Southerland, Gail (4) 28, 35, 40, 46, 47, 49, 51, 82, 89, 142 Spitler, Kathryn Jo ( 1 ) 171 Spry, Louise (2) 38, 46, 160 Stahls, Paula (1) SI, 171 Stallings, Sharon Sue (1) 171 Stanley, Madge Gwen (2) 87, 161 Starritt, Roseland Gail (2) 91, 161 Stawasz, Walter Frank (1) 171 Stephenson, Joy Doss (3) 150 Stevens, Laura (1 ) 50, 52, 91, 98, 171 Stewart, Charma Ann (1) 87, 98, 171 Stewart, Doris (3) 31, 91, 126, 144, 150 Stewart, Stephanie Ann (1) 172 Stickle, Martha Ann (1 ) 172 Stoddard, Alexis Marie (4) 78, 91 Stonestreet, Susan Diane (1) 172 Stroud, John 97, 99, 172 , Sumner, Edwina (1) 172 Swate, Tommy (1 ) 52, 172 Talley, Janet (1) 89, 98, 172 Taunton, Betty Jane (1 ) 172 Taylor, Mary Lynn (2) 53, 70, 161 Thigpen, James Stewart (3) 150 Thigpen, Nancy Ruth (4) 91, 142 Thompson, George (4) 142 Tillman, Edward ( 1 ) 95, 99, 1 72 Tindol, Lucile (1 ) 89, 98, 172 Tinsley, James (2) 97, 161 Tipton, Alan Ray (4) 142 Tobias, Vernon Ray (1) 172 Tomlin, Terry (2) 95, 150 Trawick, Ann (2) 161 Traylor, Jean (1) 91, 98, 172 Trichel, Neil (2) 51, 161 Truitt, Barbie (1 ) 172 Trussell, Richard (3) 93 Turner, William (1 ) 172 Tyler, Charlotte (1) 91, 98, 172 u Upshaw, Cecil (4) 104, 105, 142 Ussery, Marion Kaye (2) 89, 161 V Vaccaro, Donald (2) 161 Valentine, Jimmie (4) 52, ' 143 Valliere, Donna Lou 89, 98, 162, 172 VanBibber, Denise (4) 143 Vaughan, Chesley (1 ) 172 Vaughan, Ellen (1) 31, 48, 91, 98, 172 Vaughn, Anna May (2) 161 Vaughn, Martha Louise (2) 29, 31, 48, 91, 123, 152, 161 Vickers, Betty Lou (3) 150 Victory, Jeffrey (1) 172 Voran, Richard Lee (1) 44, 172 W Wade, Connie (1) 172 Waites, Allen (1) 172 Waites, Constance (1) 3, 172 Wallace, Loren Dean (1) 113 Walker, Susan (4) 172 Wallace, Robert (4) 172 Walsh, Catherine (1) 81, 89, 93, 98, 172 Walsh, Marguerite (4) 91, 137, 143 Ward, John ( 1 ) 45 Wardell, Linda (2) 39, 89, 161 Wasleff, Astairre (2) 161 Watson, William (4) 143 Watts, Cynthia Ann (1) 172 Watts, Pamela (2) 39, 48, 89, 123, 161 Weatherly, Mildred (3) 143 Webb, Charlotte (2) 89, 161 Weidner, Garland (3) 151 Wells, Nancy (2) 161 Wells, William (1) 172 Welty, Suzann (3) 30, 38, 46, 47, 53, 89, 150 West, Linda Lou (1 ) 172 West, Sandra Lee (3) 150 West, Sherry Jo ( 1 ) 172 West, Violet (2) 38, 91, 161 Whaley, Bobbe Lois (1) 172 Wheeler, Robert Lynn (1) 45, 124, 172 White, Joe E. 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(3) 30, 43, 49, 52, 97, 150 Young, Patricia Lou (3) 150 Youngblood, Mary Ann (4) 54, 89, 143 Yuska, Jacqueline (1) 87, 98, 172 76 „,■?«■., : : ' .c-J