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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

Centenary College of Louisiana Shreveport, Louisiana ' ■i . Dr. Jack Stauffer Wilkes President, Centenary College As the new president of Centenary College, Dr. Jack Stauffer Wilkes has behind him a record of outstanding achievements in the areas of religion, academics, and politics. Before coming to this college Dr. Wilkes was an Oklahoma Methodist min- ister, president of Oklahoma City University, and mayor of Oklahoma City. Born in Honey Grove, Texas, the president graduated from Gurdon High School, Gurdon, Arkansas, received his A.B. from Hendrix College, B.D. degree from Southern Methodist University, and completed graduate work at the University of Denver, Northwestern University, and Union Theological Sem- inary. Dr. Wilkes holds a D.D. from Oklahoma City University and an LL.D from McMurray College. Dr. Jack Wilkes assumed his office at Centenary College on June 1, 1964. Dr. Wilkes ' s talks in chapel are humorous as well as informative. In addition to his duties on the campus, the president is often required to speak before alumni, civic, and student groups. Mrs. Wilkes ■ ' , Like bright drops of water spilling over the edge of a fountain, cry stalized by the click of a shutter, the memory of everyday events slides from the mind unless caught at the instant of action •V f V . ,; if. , mm. ' f m.. ■• i. V ■ ft ., if if V i te •-; ' f •• fa f . 1 ••. !. ■ •{ r . . ' . . ' ■ Mr. ' M ;SMMMM m Fall is filled with many things; among them are rush, departmental field trips, and the election of cheerleaders. Dean Hohmann checks with I FC to see that no punches are pulled during rush week. A few were pulled, as usual, and many more were poured. Good old Everclear. Before departure for Ocean Springs, J. J. Keller and a silly little kid or two discuss events to come. They brought back all manner of strange sea beasts. Cheerleader elections conjure up very little spirit except among fraternities and sororities who sponsor candidates.  ' , w k • 4 Freshman Orientation, a catch-all phrase which covers many messy situations, is climaxed by Kangaroo Court. These two boys are probably too young to shave, but they are old enough to squirt shaving cream. „!, «««  ... A freshman girl gives an icy glance to the photographer. The glance isn ' t all that ' s icy. Judy Pate looks up from the language lab to tell a friend that she has just given away the last available economics test. Sherry Leopard looks over a little light reading in the alcoves of the bookstore. Her expression indicates that she thinks the title of the center book sums up the whole situation. After the traumas of rush, registration, and orientation are over, the crowd thins out and che world is again just for two. Opportunities to vent spleen at beloved faculty members are received with great vigor. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson During Kangaroo Court these freshman girls stand in mud instead of sling it. Such are the penalties for insub- ordinate freshmen who haven ' t yet learned their places in respect to saintly upper- classmen. Frosh player Andy Fullerton inspects the work of his su- periors. At least the big guys didn ' t shave off his eyebrows. Bradley Peters and Ralph Schwegman offer their services in keeping the Gentlets well groomed. The willingness on the victim ' s face is achieved by threats of worse things to come if he doesn ' t co-operate nicely. Dr. Speairs and some biology students check the map for the biology field trip. Everyone looks con- fused about the whole thing Students generally find that teachers are more than willing to discuss grades with them. It doesn ' t seem to help much, though. Having overcome such obstacles as the English proficiency test and the GRE exam, seniors don their robes with much joy . For some, graduation is a welcome relief from the ac- ademic life. 12 For others, graduation was but the first step in the fulfillment of a rewarding life of scholarship and teaching. For some people, the shelter of the gardens isn ' t seclusion enough. Although this picture was made during the Student Senate cam- paign speeches last year (note avid interest on the faces of the listeners), it was the only daytime shot with more than two people in it that we could get. These girls have been cleaning up the gardens on Greek Day and are now looking for tadpoles or lost contact lenses. It ' s been a long day, and the end is definitely in sight. l ■ Kgi „ ' ■ •• ' Sifc} %--v ' 3-3  SF !? -ro Editorial scruples and sheer cowardice prevent ad- equate captioning of this picture. After all, even the Dean of Women should be allowed to nibble an ear once in a while. IS You pay your money and you get no choice. Chapel on Thursday is a necessary evil of life at Centenary. The occasional good speakers who have some- thing new to say to college students are like a cool breeze in an atmosphere of hot air. mM Chapel speakers always receive the devout attention of a captive audience. The messages often delivered in chapel cause every head to bow - not in prayer but in books. wwzm WH0m m it Actor Basil Rathbone provided one of the better lyceum pro- grams of the year. Second only to chapel in snooze appeal, the lyceum programs could be vastly improved with more entertainment such as this. Another lyceum program which proved very enjoyable featured the talents of Korean pianist Tong II Han. Mr. Rathbone and an irate fan seem to have had a little disagreement. Dr. Vogel appears to have an opinion on the matter, too. 18 A pictoral representation of the year would hardly be com- plete without a tribute to the efforts ofthe controversial Forums Committee. While the Committee did manage to bring a few speakers to the campus, perhaps its greatest contribution was to point out the fact that there are students who want to know the other side. If James Farmer had been fact instead of fiasco, this page could present a more thorough picture of student inquiry and interest. Expounding on the familiar tenets of southern conser- vatism, Senator Ellender attempts to win back straying young liberals. Most kept on straying. Norman Young exhibits a vital interest in the senator ' s message. Dick Grisham, who bore much ofthe brunt of the Com- mittee ' s attempts, chats pleasantly with the guest. Note the constant right-handed gesture of our speaker. Bob Dickerson seems to have extracted some sort of oath from the senator. This should have been taped for posterity, no doubt. No sights, not even reverie or quiet little card games, are sacred to peeping photographers who have been harassed by des- perate yearbook editors. You may notice desperation at work quite often in this book, but don ' t knock it if you ' ve never been caught two days behind deadline without any pictures. 20 At least once a year, it becomes necessary for even the least fastidious to wash sheets and various other articles. Even after two years, the washing machines in Cline look beautifully new and unused. 21 ..,„_. Two studious heads prepare for exams in the library. Where are all the other studious heads at such a crucial time? At the CUB probably, chasing the exam nerves with the fyorld ' s most potent chasers. II In the eternal search for release from academic pressures, the students below indulge in a game of cards. A few of these students indulge in constant release from academic pressures. This usually results in release from school. ■or Y ' ■ ' - ' . ' ' ' S M V . 5 I S J ' - 1 l} ' ii iltWiii-tr i tiu7TT3im itTtf accomplished PDQ. Even so, almost anything short of an athletic exhibition may be Witnessed ort any given night on the front porch of James Dorm. : . „ ., • ' ;V.i ' - r ;::T -■ ' : ' - ' : ----.yr :i[ . y The fact that revelry is a good thing is one of the few subjects on which the Tekes, KAs, and Sigs agree. Wonder what unified revelry would be like? A big, big brawl, that ' s what it would be like. With the aid of Kappa Alpha, the editors aim our best wishes at Yoncopin staff members who ignored deadline dates. With steady determination, chemistry student Don Scroggin prepares an experiment. Wonder if anyone has ever analyzed that cloudy stuff in the cafeteria tea? Cheerleader Terri Sommers felt that her natural mouth wasn ' t adequate to convey the message. It probably was. After a hearty meal of red beans and rice, contented students discuss the merits of institutional food. Jimmy Warren is looking at the foreign body he found in his salad. This picture is dedicated to all seniors who have suffered through Great Issues and really read all six hundred pages a week. We hope both of you like it. A hushed whisper 01 snow fell on the campus in February. An icy maverick in Louisiana weather, this day was bordered on either side by days of sunshine and shirt-sleeves. k 2 i FAfliLTY B.C. TAYLOR, B.A., B.D., D.D. Vice-President BOND, FLEMING, A.B., B.D.. S.T.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College Officials of the College G. M. Anderson John B. Atkins, Jr. Lamar Baker W. Russell Barrow Charles T. Beaird J. Pat Beaird R. Zehnter Biedenharn J. Henry Bowdon Paul M. Brown S. Perry Brown Mrs. Charles Cadwallader Robert H. Crosby Milton Crow Howard Crumley M. W. Drake D. L. Dykes, Jr. Board of Trustees Robert W. French W. Crawford Fullilove, Jr. James C. Gardner Robert E. Goodrich Mrs. D. P. Hamilton George W. Harbuck James T. Harris O. D. Harrison Guy M. Hicks A. J. Hodges Emmet R. Hook Mrs. E.E. Hurley G. W. James Sam H. Jones 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 Dr. Joe J. Mickle George D. Nelson Bonneau Peters John L. Scales Bentley Sloane Henry S. Weisman A. L. Wedgeworth J. Robert Welsh Edwin F. Whited Geoge D. Wray Bishop Aubrey G. Walton FRANK D. AUSTIN, B.S., M.S. Treasurer and Business Manager W. C. HOHMANN, A.B., M.A. Dean of Students and Dean of Men JULIA PACKWOOD, B.A. Dean of Women HOWARD M. ELDER, B.A., M.A. Director of Evening Division  . WYNELL ARNOLD Library Secretary Staff SUE BOYDSTON A.B. Pre-registration Counselor BONNIE BRAY Switchboard Operatoi CORNELIA BROWN Switchboard Operator NELLE BROWN, A.B. Registrar PATSY BURNS Business Office MRS. E.M. CLARK Manager of Book- store F.H. DELANEY, B.S., M.S. Director of Devel opment Program ALIYAH FAIRCHILD Library JOHN W. FISER, A.B. Director of Public Infor- mation LORENE HOLMES Cafeteria DENNIE HORTON Business Office DOROTHY HORTON Hostess, Sexton Dorm- itory PAT HOUSTON Secretary to the Faculty BESS HUDGINGS Dietician, Cafeteria GAIL McCALLISTER, B.A., Library CLARICE MOORE Secretary to the Director of the Choir LINDA MORRIS Library ZAMA RUSSELL Secretary to the Dean of the College FANNIE NICHOLS Student Activities Counselor KATHRYN S. SMITH Secretary to the Vice-Pres- ident WILLIAM E. NOLAN. JR. Director of Enrollment Counseling and Alumni Affairs NELLIE V. STROTHER Pre-registration Counselor ANNIE POLLARD Hostess, Cline Dormitory MILDRED TUCKER Cashier LELIA RANDOLPH, A.B. Assistant Treasurer IRENE WINTERROWD Secretary to the Faculty H. E. RANEY, JR. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds EDNA S. WORLEY Assistant Registrar ART WILLARD COOPER, Head of Department; B.A..M.F.A. BIOLOGY MARY WARTERS, Head of Department; A.B., M.A. , Ph.D. ELSIE McFARLAND, B.A., M.A. RICHARD K. SPEAIRS, Associate Profes- sor; B.S., M.S., Ph.D ORIN P. WELKINS, Associate Professor; B.A., M.A., Ph.D. CHEMISTRY JOHN B. ENTRIKIN, Head of Department; A.B.,M.A.,Ph.D. MARVIN WAYNE HANSON, Associate Professor; B.S., M.S., Ph.D. STANTON A. TAYLOR, Associate Profes- sor; B.S., M.S. Faculty JOE V. WEST, Instructor; B.S. COMMERCE WOODROW W. PATE, Head of Depart- ment; A. B., M.A., Ph.D. OPAL P. MENEFEE, Assistant Professor; B.S..M.B.A. GEORGIA M. ROTH, Instructor; B.S., M.B.A. ROBERT L. TREWATHA, Associate Pro- fessor; A.B., M.B.A., Ph.D. EDUCATION PSYCHOLOGY ROBERT D. MacCURDY, Head of Depart- ment; B.S., M.S., Ed.D. ELIZABETH HUGHES, Assistant Professor; A.B..M.A. VERA SNELLING, Assistant Professor; B.S., M.A. FRANK V. TOUCHSTONE, Associate Pro- fessor; B.A., M.S., Ph.D. PHYLISS TYLER, Staff ROBERT S. WYNN, Assistant Professor; B.A., M.Ed. ENGLISH EDWARD M. CLARK, Head ofDepartment; A.B..M.A., Ph.D. 32 ZEAK M. BUCKNER, Instructor; B.A., M. A. LESLIE E. BURRIS, Assistant Professor; B.A..M.A. SHIRLEY P. CALLEN, Associate Professor; B.S., M.A., Ph.D. WILFRED L. GUERIN, Professor; B.A., M.A., Ph.D. GAEL HAMMER, Instructor; B.A., M.A. DALE S. JOHNSON, Assistant Professor; B.A., M.A. THOMAS W. McNAIR, Instructor; B.A., M.A. LEE MORGAN, Professor; B.A., M.A., Ph.D. FOREIGN LANGUAGES THEODORE T. BECK, Head of Department; A.B.,M.A., Ph.D. DOROTHY RHEA COCHRAN, Assistant Professor, B.A., M.A. HOWARD M. ELDER, Assistant Professor; B.A., M.A. WILLIAM M. FELSHER, Assistant Professor; A.B. CHARLES LLOYD HALLIBURTON, As- sistant Professor; A.B., M.A. JACOB W. NICKEL, Associate Professor; A.B., Th.M., Th.D. LENORE REES, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. JOHN R. RUSSELL,. Assistant Professor; A.B. , A.M. BRUNO STRAUSS, Professor; Ph.D. GEOLOGY CHARLES A. HICKCOX, Head of Depart- ment; B.S..M.S. NOLAN G. SHAW, Assistant Professor; A.B.,M.S. HISTORY GOVERNMENT LEROY VOGEL, Head of Department; A.B., Th.B., Th.M., Ph.D. 33 BRYANT DAVIDSON, Professor; A.B., M.A., L.L. D. WALTER M. LOWREY, Professor; B.A. M.A., Ph.D. W. DARRELL OVERDYKE, Professor; A.B. M.A., Ph.D. VIVA L. RAINEY, Assistant Professor; B.A. M.A., Ph.D. LIBRARY CHARLES W. HARRINGTON, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A., M.S. IRENE S. COOKE, B.A., B.S. in L.S. KATHLEEN M. OWENS, Assistant Librar- ian; A.B. , M.S. CZARENA STUART, Circulation Librarian MATH VIRGINIA CARLTON, Head of Depart- ment; B.S., M.S., Ph.D. DONALD M. DANVERS, Instructor; B.A., M.A. FARIEBEE SELF, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. BETTY McKNIGHT SPEAIRS, Assistant Professor; A.B., M.A. GEORGE W. TREESE, Instructor; B.S., 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.A., M.M. MONAS HARLAN, Associate Professor; B.M..M.M. JEANINE LaGRONE, Instructor; B.M. MARY FRANCES PERKINS, Assistant Pro- fessor; A.B., B.M., M.M. PAUL ROBY, Instructor; B.M., M.M. 34 WILLIAM C. TEAGUE, Assistant Professor; B.M. A. C. Voran, Associate Professor; A.B., B. M.,Mus.D. PHILOSOPHY JAMES M. SHEA, Instructor; A.B. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MALCOLM PATTERSON, Head of Depart- ment; B.A., M.S. VANNIE EDWARDS, Instructor; B.S. JAMES DOUGLAS MOOTY, Instructor, B.S. ORVIS V. SIGLER, JR., Basketball Coach; B.S. ETOYAL SMITH, Instructor; B.S., M.S. BARBARA FAYE WHITE, Instructor; B.S. PHYSICS ENGINEERING SCIENCES LEE G. RAUB, Head of Department; A.B., Ph.D. RICHARD J. GOFF, Instructor; B.S. JESA KRAJNER, Assistant Professor; M.S. M.E. EDMOND M. PARKER, Associate Professor; B.S..M.S. RELIGION WEBB D. POMEROY, Head of Department; A.B.,B.D.,Ph.D. ALTON O. HANCOCK, Assistant Profes- sor; A.B. , B.C., Ph.D. ROBERT ED TAYLOR, Assistant Profes- sor and Minister to the campus; A.B., B.D. SOCIOLOGY W. FERRELL PLEDGER, Head of Depart- ment; B.A., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. SPEECH DRAMA ORLIN R. COREY, Head of Department; B.A..M.A. RUTH ALEXANDER, Assistant Professor; B.A., M.A. JOE V. GRABER, Instructor; A.B., M.A., M.F.A. RICHARD A. Higgins, Assistant Professor; B.F.A., M.A. 35 £ if -  ««■ t  H I- ■ ■ L ' V- c ; - ' -Tl-l- ■ XT :vtr: s?JSHS£ r$pS PER5IMLITIE5 CENTENARY LADY ANN OLENE COVINGTON 38 CENTENARY GENTLEMAN HERBERT JENNINGS 39 Wfiv LYNN TAYLOR 42 43 LYNDA FERGUSON 44 KAY KOELEMAY 45 SUE EWING 46 PAULA JAHNKE 4? REBECCA PURCELL 48 MARY TULLIE WYRICK 49 CIRCLE K SWEETHEART LINDA GRAVES SWEETHEARTS KAPPA ALPHA ROSE ANN MORCOM 50 KAPPA SIGMA SWEETHEART REGINA LEVIN SON SWEETHEARTS TAU KAPPA EPSILON SWEETHEART PATRICIA ROACH 51 Who ' s Who In JUDD H. COPELAND Alpha Sigma Phi; Phi Sigma Iota, President; Circle K, President; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-President; Mardi Gras King; French Award, French Play. SUZANN WELTY Senior Class Vice-President; Yoncopin Co-Editor; Chi Omega, Vice-Presi- dent, Social Chairman; Panhellenic; Cencoe; Honor Court Clerk; AWS Judicial Council Chairman; Dorm Council Treasurer; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Maroon Jackets; Insights Assistant Editor; Conglomerate Staff; Dean ' s List. MARTHA A. Zeta Tau Alpha, President, Social AWS; WRA; Panhellenic; Cencoe; 52 CONNIE JEAN HEATH Gamma Beta Gamma, President, Vice-President; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Sigma Chi; Maroon Jackets; Dean ' s List; Newman Club; AWS Judicial Board; NSF Grant; Louisiana Heart Association Grant; Oak Ridge Traineeship. American Colleges and Universities JAMES A. MOUNGER Yoncopin, Co-Editor; Publication Award; Junior Class President; Sopho- more Class Treasurer; Student Senate; Debate Team; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Delta Tau Omicron, President; Kappa Sigma, Guard, Ritualist, National Leadership Award; Dean ' s List. CAROL WOOD Student Senate Secretary; Chi Omega, Best Pledge, Pledge Trainer; Centenary Band, President; Panhellenic Council, Conglomerate and Yoncopin Staff; Maroon Jackets, James Dorm Council, Junior Representative and President; Debate Team; Kappa Chi, Secretary, Treasurer; MSM, Freshman Representative; AWS President; WRA, Outstanding Freshman; SCONA IX Representative. COWEN Chairman; Honor Court; Maroon Jackets. REBECCA PURCELL Maroon Jackets, President; Alpha Chi, President; Cencoe, Vice-President; Chi Omega, Social Chairman; AWS Council, Secretary; Phi Beta, President, Yoncopin Beauty; Dorm Council. 53 s HOWARD NORMAN YOUNG, JR. Student Senate President; Tau Kappa Epsilon, President; Circle K; Yoncopin Staff; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; SCONA-X Representative. ROSARY PALERMO AWS Judicial Board; Newman Club President; Dean ' s List, Alpha Chi-Treas., Inter-Faith Council, Secretary, President; Student Senate Committees, Forums, Lyceum, Homecoming; Conglomerate Staff. HERBERT D. JENNINGS Chief Justice Honor Court: Alpha Epsilon Delta, President; SMA, Vice-President; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi, President; Circle K, Vice-President; Kappa Sigma Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-President. Zeta Tau Alpha, Ritual and Standard Vice-President; Cencoe, Treasurer Women Students, President; Dorm 54 3Jmtp HBkSRBh BHkP - ' H|r - k Hfi !« §■ ; : Pi B 1l . ,; :filk? Wt mk A ■ • it m la A d M r , Pt J? H ' -VJ : _ ■ ftMy _w , A fjaUf: -A ; WILLIAM H. BOWKER Student Senate, Vice-President; Senior Class President; Sophomore Class Favorite; Kappa Sigma, President, Treasurer; Honor Court, Omicron Delta Kappa. PHYLLIS FERN PAYNE Centenary College Choir; Chi Omega, Corresponding Secretary; Panhellenic; Sigma Tau Delta, Vice-President; Alpha Chi, Vice- President; Phi Beta; Alpha Chi Award; French Club, Miss Centenary 1963-64; WRA; AWS; SLTA. 20X Chairman; Panhellenic, JSU, SLTA, Associated -ouncil President. SALLY DECK KELLER Chi Omega, Rush Chairman; Centenary College Choir, Coed-Vice President; Maroon Jackets Dorm Council; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi, Vice Presi- dent; Gamma Beta Gamma; Dean ' s List. 55 AAardi Gras Judd Copelan 56 Queen Ann Olene Covington MARY SORROWS FRANK HUGHES LYNN TAYLOR TOM COQUITT SHARON WILSON NORMAN YOUNG CAROLYN WITT ARTHUR SIMPSON DEE ROSE MAL MORGAN LOUISE SPRY CHARLES PROCTER EVALINE MARKEL HERB JENNINGS LINDA GRAVES DENNIS BAUGHMAN SUZETTE DeWESE WILL FINNIN 57 Wm §$m$M m WHir l«U w « IKifl S S i ' . ' ' - Kter - ' 1f ■JjM ' s .Jg-i.iA ' if J ■•v V--ifr. '  jfe: r- :-- Wmm § ' . cV URGKWIZAT AN5 omen The Associated Women Students is an organiza- tion whose membership includes all regularly enrolled women students. Its purposes are to promote the general welfare of women students; to establish com- munication 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 govern- ing body of the women, but it is also representative of the women as a group on the campus and works to offer activities and opportunities which are partic- ularly suited to women at Centenary College. These purposes are carried out by the judicial Board, and the appointed committees. The Dean of Women serves as an advisor to all. AWS Committee Chairmen Marty Vaughn Social Linda Whiteside Coed ' s Code Lynn Taylor Cultural and Educational Martha Sneed Honors Carolyn Witt Elections Judy Emerson Publicity FIRST ROW: Marty Vaughn, Linda Whiteside, Lynn Taylor. SECOND ROW: Martha Sneed, Carolyn Witt, and Judy Emerson. AWS Counci LEFT TO RIGHT: Cynthis Watts, Town Rep.; Sarah Smith, James Dorm Rep.; Rebecca Purcell, Secretary; Ruth Estes, Treasurer; Anne Marcom, Judicial Board Chairman; Jenny Mayo, Vice-President, Lois Wiggins, Hardin Hall President; Carol Wood, AWS President; Linda Howard, Sexton Hall President. Judicial Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Janie Wroten, Anne Marcom, Chr.; Sherry Herron, and Connie Heath. 61 Omicron Delta Kappa President Jimmy Mounger Vice President Herb Jennings Treasurer Steve Clinton Faculty Secretary „ Dr. Clark Advisor „ Dr. Pate Left: Jimmy Mounger, Herb Jennings, Steve Clinton, Dr. Pate, Dr. Clark. Omicron Delta Kappa is a national service fra- ternity 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 leader- ship in campus life. The organization provides as- sistance for the Maroon Jackets whenever possible, sponsors college movies, and provides coffee for the Evening Division of Centenary College. ODK MEMBERS: From top to bottom, Richard Hruska, Mai Morgan, Norman Young, Bill Bowker, Brian Parsons, Dr. Morgan, Dr. Pleger, Dr. Pomeroy, and Lee Kizer. 62 Alpha Chi Alpha Chi, national scho- lastic fraternity, is open to col- lege juniors and seniors who are invited to join. An average of 3.5 is required for member- ship. Alpha Chi annually pre- sents an award to the freshman who is most outstanding in his class scholastically SEATED: Lou Hollingshead, Rosery Palermo, Sallie Moody, Lennis Elston, Linda Whiteside, Sherry Beede, Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, Rebecca Purcell. SECOND ROW: Dr. Morgan, Dr. Pate, Genelle Smith, Mary Gayer, Dr. Nickle. THIRD ROW: Richard Christofoletti, Rick Hruska, John Hooker, James Burson, Don Scroggin. ALPHA CHI OFFICERS: (seated) Rosery Palermo, Treasurer; Rebecca Purcell, President; Mary Gayer, Secretary. Sponsors (standing) Dr. Morgan, Dr. Pate, Dr. Nickle. Phi Beta Phi Beta is a national profes- sional fraternity for women whose interests lie in the fields of drama, speech and music. The national fraternity was founded on May 5, 1912, at Northwestern Uni- versity, Evanston, Illinois. Alpha Iota Chapter was begun at Cente- nary on February 20, 1954. The fraternity is dedicated to the pres- ervation of the highest artistic standards and the highest type of womanhood. Members are se- lected on the basis of character, scholarship, ability in perform- ance, and faculty recommenda- tion. The fraternity colors are violet and gold, and its flower is the red rose. PHI BETA OFFICERS: (seated) Rebecca Purcell, President; Eddie Dance, Vice President; (standing) Kathy Colvert, Histo- rian; Bonnie Brian, Chapter Correspondent; Anne Hohmann, Secretary; Marty Bucklew, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Connie Grambling, Pam Dunn, Mary English, Carol White, Kathy Middlestadt, Nancy Wilson, Lynn Taylor, Rebecca Purcell. SECOND ROW: Gayle Boucher, Janie Wroten, Dorothy Bradley, Myrna Parnell, Suanne Allen, Nancy Cooper, Bonnie Brian, Paula Campbell. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Henry, Patty Andrews, Kathy Colvert, Marty Bucklew, Eddie Dance, Patty Estes. 63 Student Medical Assistants SEATED: Eddie McLaughlin, Kay Brown, Henry Spivy, Denny Ellis, Ruth Estes, Etta Brener, Robert Courtney. STANDING: Tommy McClary, Thomas Hickman, John Kilpatrick, James Anderson, Edwin Cabra, Johnny Davidson, Ben Land, Henry Giesson, Carl Rice. . Centenary Debate Team S ATE P Car 1) ite ' CarolWood ' J elleMcCammon - STANDING: Mal Morgan, Donna Wilson, Rhys Best, Richard Hruska, Alton McKnight. 64 Centenary Honor Court 4Mk W - Herb Jennings, Chief Justice; Bob Schwendimann, alternate; Suzy Welty, Clerk; Rick Hruska, Associate Justice. The Honor Court is a judicial board of five mem- bers and two alternate members all of whom hold of- fice 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 stu- dents, 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 prov- en guilty by unquestionable evidence. Don Scroggin, alternate; Anne Hohmann, Dr. Lowrey, Bill Bowker. 65 NORMAN YOUNG President Student Senate OFFICERS President Norman Young Vice-President Mai Morgan Coed Vice-President Ann Covington Secretary Sherry Beede Treasurer Lee Kizer Independent Rep Louise Spry Independent Rep. Charles Proctor Panhellenic Rep. Evaline Markel Inter-Fraternity Rep Arthur Simpson Advisors Miss Ruth Alexander Mr. W ayne Hanson Dean W. H. Hohmann The Student Senate of Centenary College has the power to govern and regulate all student functions as de- fined in the Senate Rules and as subject to the general college regulations and actions by the Committee of Stu- dent Affairs. Thirteen members and three faculty advis- ors compose the Student Senate, and the five major Sen- ate officers are elected by the entire student body. A boy and a girl are elected to represent the independent stu- dents, and the sororities and fraternities elect represen- tatives through Panhellenic and Inter-fraternity organi- zations respectively. The presidents of each class become members of the Senate immediately following their elec- tion. CHARLES PROCTOR LOUISE SPRY ARTHUR SIMPSON EVALINE MARKEL SHERRY BEEDE and MAL MORGAN Above: CLASS PRESIDENTS Senior Bill Bowker Junior Rick Hruska Sophomore Leonard Critcher Freshman Jay Brodt Below: ADVISORS Miss Alexander Dr. Hanson Dean Hohmann 67 : .. .!•■■■ ti ■ ' •■ ; m [JmmL fvjgtit ' m r VVlt Centenary College Choir DR. A. C. VORAN Director Treasurer JIMMY MONTGOMERY x x v Coed Vice-president SALLY KELLER Vice-President STEVE CLINTON 40 President RONNIE EUBANKS w c -£ w Secretary ANNE HOHMANN n 4 Ps °d, U Accompanist li DAVID BLODGETT |TT Tff TTUt TTTn U Accompanist U JIMMY CULP ' Oour -£ Sopra no MARTY BUCKELEW All this, and gloves too??? The make-up kit works wonders. Rhapsody In View We ' re pledges. Of course we do our own!!! The choir ' s answer to Ferrante and Teicher. But Charlie, you have to hold her hand. It ' s called radiating. Take it off! Take it off 70 Panhellenic Counc The Panhellenic Council is the central governing organiza- tion for national sororities on cam- pus. It regulates rushing and con- ditions of pledging through its bi-monthly meetings. Each soror- ity is responsible for selecting representatives to serve on the Council, which holds a Panhel- lenic Retreat every spring to which all sorority members are invited. The Dean of Women is the faculty advisor for the organiza- tion. OFFICERS Mary Honaker President Janet Cox Vice President Linda Whiteside Secretary Evaline Markel Student Senate SEATED: Linda Whiteside, Mary Ann Honaker, Janet Cox, Evaline Markel. STANDING: Martha Mar- tin, Judy Piatt, Barbara Hemphill, Sharon Wilson, Ann Covington, Sherry Beede, Dee Rose. Inter-Fraternity Counci The primary purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council, govern- ing organization for the national fraternities on campus, is to per- | petuate the fraternity system. To JfSSHtk J accomplish this, the Council hears T ffi J flB controversial matters between | fraternities. In addition to these A jfhfr,, duties, the Council regulates in- ter-fraternity sports, and through •mamfBrn, ' ms -m all of these activities, it has a pos- ' mmBsmsm $ ■ %m itive influence in fraternity life $$ $ ! % ch?$ 5 W % on campus.  wl ' c ' . ' V M ? H- : ftBt A HI ELI w 1 officers WsMm sW§ M mmw m President Bill Bowker W mwri m K m HLdtf! wk  Vice President Mai Morgan % W k M ' ' flL Secretary Norman Young Student Senate Rep. Arthur Simpson SEATED: Mai Morgan, Bill Bow- ,,„,,...,.. - ker, Norman Young. STANDING: Arthur Simpson, Rick Hruska, Leon- ard Critcher, Jim Carver, Dick Gris- hem, Marshall Brown. 71 TV ( OMGtOMERATI is not ijow o((,aaS Diana Dry Editor The Centenary College CONGLOMERATE EDITOR: Diana Dry EDITORIAL ASSISTANT: Karen Fiser PAGE EDITORS: Dick Grisham, Marsha Pickett. NEWS: Carol Fincher, Janie Fleming, Jimmy Montgo- mery, Annette Riddle, Mike Thurber, Leslie Willson, Donna Wilson, Frances Victory, Rosary Palermo, Wallace Ba iley, Gayle Bangert, Judy Piatt, Martha Sneed. FEATURES: Sarah Smith, Suzanne Hanks, Corliss Parker, Johnyce Mundo, Leonard Critcher, Rick Hruska, Ralph Harker, Becky Hampton. SPORTS: Buck Horn, Buddy Sills, Cecil Upshaw. ART: Martha Blake, Kathy O ' Meallie, Jim Parker, Mary Sorrows, Patty Burnap. LAYOUT: Diane Dunn, Carrie Means, Mary Jane Mel- linger. ADVERTISING: Margaret Bray, Delores Carter, Sally Dixon, Lynda Douglass, Milancy Hattaway, Peggy Holt, Chris Randall. CIRCULATION: Ann Clingman. PHOTOGRAPHY: Butch Gutteridge. Marsha Pickett, Dick Grisham, Ann Clingman Carrie Means, Corliss Parker, Becky Hampton 72 C Suzanne Hanks, Buck Horn, Frances Vic tory, Johnyce Mundo Janie Fleming, Mike Thurber, Sara Smith, Annette Riddle, Jimmy Montgom- ery, Carol Fincher Donna Wilson, Rosary Palermo, Leslie Wilson At Left — Diane Dunn, Patty Burnap, Kathy O ' Meallie, Margaret Bray, Martha Sneed 73 Yoncopin Staff Co-Editors SUZANN WELTY JIMMY MOUNGER Art Editor JAN BROWN Administration Index MARSHA GOODWIN PAT HOLT Greek Editors MARTY VAUGHAN LINDA WHITESIDE DORIS STEWART Organizations Editors CAROLE COTTON CAROL WOOD Drama Editors KAREN ALEXANDER JIMMY JOURNEY Senior Editors MARY ELLEN DUMAS TOM COLQUITT Junior Editors gail bonneau eddie Mclaughlin Sophomore Editors TRUDY GULLEY ELLEN VAUGHAN 75 James Dorm Council JAMES DORM COUNCIL: (seated) Carol Wood, president; Jeannie Mayo, vice- president; Marsha Goodwin, secretary; (standing) Dee Rose, Jr. rep.; Paula Camp- bell, treasurer; Evaline Markel, Sr. rep.; Mrs. Caldwell, Housemother. Hardin Hall Council HARDIN HALL COUNCIL: (seated) Sandra Cate, treasurer; Anne Morcom, vice- president; Lois Wiggins, president; Lynn Taylor, secretary; (standing) Paula Mar- shall, publicity chairman; Johncy Mundo, Soph, rep.; Mrs. Allison, Housemother; Kathy Mittelstaedt, Jr. rep.; Janet Cox, Sr. rep. 76 Sexton Hall Council Cencoe President Regina Levinson Vice Pres Judy Piatt Sec. Treas Janet Cox SEXTON HALL COUNCIL: (seated) Mary Ellen Dumas, president; Linda Howard, vice-president; (standing) Louise Harris, Jr. rep.; Ellen Vaughan, Soph, rep.; Mar- tha Pickens, treasurer; Marty Vaughan, secretary; Carolyn Witt, publicity; Sharon Wilson, Sr. rep.; Mrs. Horton, Housemother. 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 mem- bership. Mrs. Betty Speairs is faculty sponsor and Dean Packwood serves as an advisor. 77 Methodist Student Movement The Methodist Student Movement, a national organization for Methodist students, represents the Church alive and active on the campus. M.S.M. expresses concern for stu- dents and faculty, as well as higher education as a whole. 78 Baptist Student Union The purpose of the Baptist Student Union at Centenary is to cultivate a student ' s friendship with Christ, and to grow spiritual- ly as well as intellectually. It is the connecting link between the stu- dent and the local church. Activities of the Centenary B. S. U. include socials, mission activities, intramur- als, summer mission activities, and Religious Life Week. SEATED: Barbara Meadows, Geneva Jones, Doris Kelly, Marty Vaughn. STAND- ING: Rev. Bob Childress, Amy Lea, James Bursin Canterbury Club Worship, service, fellow- ship, and study are the main objectives of the Canterbury Club, the organization of Epis- copal students of Centenary College. Weekly meetings of the group usually consist of evening song services and pan- el discussions. SEATED: Cissy Hardy, Gayle Bangert, Judy Piatt, Jan Brown. STANDING: Wes- ley Wheeles, Marie Junkin, Ellen Bufford, Adelle Bailiff, Rev. Jim Bean. THIRD ROW: Rev. Comegys, Ed Mellon, Bob Dickerson, Tom Colquitt, Lee Kizer, Mike Brent, John Luke. 79 MAROON JACKET OFFICERS President - Rebecca Purcell Vice President Connie Heath Secretary Phyllis Payne Advisor Dean Packwood I Maroon Jackets Synonymous with dedication to Centenary College is the organization of Maroon Jackets, composed of girls who are outstanding in leadership, scholarship, and character. Serving as official college hostesses, these girls represent Centenary at all college functions. They assist during reg- istration, Freshman week, lyceum programs, and weekly chapel programs. Membership in this organization 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. Recipient of Ray Williams Award Ann Olene Covington MAROON JACKETS: Sally Keller, Rebecca Purcell, Connie Heath, Carol Wood, Dean Packwood, Phyllis Payne, Marty Cowen, and Suzy Welty. 80 Circle K OFFICERS President DENNIS BAUGHMAN Vice President ARTHUR SIMPSON 2nd Vice President WILLIS DEAR Secretary JESSE MEANS Treasurer BILLY MALONE Soph. Rep. JIM CARVER Senior Rep. JUDD COPELAND Sweetheart LINDA GRAVES The Circle K Club of Centenary is chiefly a service organization under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club International. A 2.5 average in college work or a 3-0 average in high school work is required for membership in Circle K. The Circle K sponsors the annual Mardi Gras Dance. SEATED: Tom Matlock, Lynn Jackson, Sherman Carroll, Bo Blackman, Tom Colquitt. STANDING: Larry James, Frank Hughes, Edwin Cabra, Jimmy Montgomery, Lou Popejoy, Jimmy Boyd. 81 Mr. B. P. Causey director OFFICERS President Bill Causey Vice-Pres Helen Kremer Secretary Mary English Publicity Carol Wood Left to right; FIRST ROW: Chuck Dunn, Dick Voran, Myrna Parnell, Conrad Soderstrom, Mary Sorrows, Evaline Mark- el, Connie Grambling, Helen Kremer. SECOND ROW: Mary Brock, Sidney Monteguedo, Catherine James, Stephen Murray, Ernest Arnold, , Mike Carrington, Mary Lynn Muench, Julie Schmidt, Mary English. THIRD 82 LOUISIANA INTER-COLLEGIATE BAND MEMBERS; Lou Minter. (standing) Ernest Arnold, Carol Wood, Bill Cau Soderstrom, Chris Allen. seated; Mary English, Helen Kremer, Connie Grambling, sey, Donna Hicks, Mike Carrington, Mary Brock, Conrad Centenary College Band With a great deal of united effort under the leader- ship of a skilled director, the members of the Centenary College Band have presented outstanding entertainment to interested listeners, both on and off the campus. Mr. B.P. Causey has directed the band in outdoor concerts, the annual spring concert, for the dedication of the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium, and for several civic organizations. The Band has done a great deal in the promotion of school spirit by playing at the Gent Basket- ball games. In all these ways, the Centenary College Band has earned the acclaim received from the entire student body. ROW: , Billy Malone, Lou Minter, Bill Causey, Gaylon Daigle, Donna Hicks, Chris Allen, Gary Melanson, Dave Glass, Richard Walton. STANDING: Ken Whitlow, Carol Wood, Rebecca Purcell, Calvin Bains. 83 Story Book League The Centenary Children ' s Hour Chapter of the National Story League intends as its purpose to encourage the appreciation of the good and beau- tiful in life and literature through the art of story telling. OFFICERS President Ernestine Brown Vice Pres Regina Levinson Secretary Faye Kerr Treasurer Betty Oliver FIRST ROW: BrendaDilbeck, Faye Kerr, Betty Oliver, Ernestine Brown, Mrs. Hughes, Linda Berdin. SECOND ROW: Enid Butler, Ann Clingman, Alice Ann Buchanan, Julie Schmidt, Joy Anderson, Kitty Provenza, Lois Wiggins, Mary Brock, Vi Nance. THIRD ROW: Francis Hopkins, Genelle Smith,JeanneRysteerm,Lynn Olson, Sandra Ruffin, Mildred Weatherly. Student Louisiana Teacher ' s Association The Student Louisiana Teacher ' s Association is open to all students who are major- ing in education. The organi- zation holds regular meetings at which are featured outstand- ing educators as speakers. Top- ics for discussion at meetings usually center around prob- lems met by prospective teach- ers. Each year a cash award is given to an outstanding senior education major. An annual spring banquet highlights the year ' s activities. FIRST ROW: Mary Brock, Beverly Brooks, Mary Morneau, Jan Brown, Mrs. Frank Tyler, Dorothy Ligon. SECOND ROW: Patty Estes, Don Adair, President; Regina Levinson, Diane Dunn, Kathy Leggitt, Ellen Victory, Mary English, Nancy Cooper. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Witt, Nancy Rogers, Anne Hohmann, Dr. Touchstone, Dr. MacCurdy, Miss Snelling, Mrs. Hughes, Donna Campbell, Gloria Lyles, Kay Rheman. 34 Sigma Tau Delta Sigma Tau Delta is a na- tional writing fraternity. As a prerequisite for membership a student must read before the group an original manuscript. The fraternity meets twice each month at which time each mem- ber presents a piece of his own creative writing. The faculty sponsor is Dr. E. M. Clark. SEATED: Corliss Parker, Phyllis Payne, Suzy Welly, Dr. Clark, Diana Dry. STAND- ING: Steve Clinton, David Hoskins, Johnyce Mundo, Karin Fizer, Becky Hampton, Leslie Shirley, Linda Whiteside, and Tom Colquitt. Alpha Sigma Pi Alpha Sigma Pi is a scho- lastic fraternity for freshmen and sophomores. An overall average of 3.5 is required of any person before he is invited to join. FIRST ROW: Gaylon Daigle, Donna Lou Valliere, Majorie Pickett, Joe Caderro, Sherman Carroll, Don Scroggins, Lou Popejoy, Richard Hruska. 85 American Guild of Organists Under the leadership of the Faculty Sponsors, Mr. William Teague and Mr. Norman Fisher, The Centenary chapter of the A- merican Guild of Organists was chartered in 1956. Activities in- clude frequent field trips to in- spect important organs, as well as to hear recitals and lectures; in addition the group has sponsored masterclasses by organists of na- tional and international fame. The officers for 1964-65 are: Dean: John L. Hooker Sub-Dean: Terry Carter Sec-Treas: Kathy Mittelstaedt Reporter: Eddie Dance LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Day, Jerry Cutrer, Lennis Ellston, Miss Menefee, Fred Porter, and Jimmy Mounger. Delta Tau Omicron Delta Tau Omicron, national honorary business and economic fraternity, requires for member- ship an average of 3.5 in all busi- ness and economics courses and an overall average of 2.5. The pur- pose of the fraternity is to pro- mote scholastic achievement and to develop the leadership and char- acter of its members. Business sessions are held during the year in an attempt to stimulate interest in the business professions. The advisors of the organization are the members of the commerce faculty. 86 Alpha Epsilon Delta SEATED: Pat Solis, Herb Jennings, Pat Roach, Denny Ellis, FIRST ROW: Dr. Warters, Dale Chiles, Laurie Stevens, Doris Kelley, Mary Ann Bruce, Sherry Herron, Sally Keller, Mrs. MacFarland. SECOND ROW: Mai Morgan, Jim Boyd, Frank Hughes, Norman Young, Sammy Smith, Butch Fazarkley, Dr. Speairs. Alpha Epsilon Delta, a na- tional honor society for pre-medi - cal students, works chiefly to en- courage excellence in scholarship, and to serve as a liaison between pre-medical and medical students. It was founded in 1926 at the Uni- versity of Alabama, and the Louisi- ana Gamma Chapter at Centenary was chartered in 1955. This chap- ter sponsors an annual cancer drive on cancer and takes field trips to local hospitals. Sponsors are Dr. Warters, Dr. Speairs, and Mrs. McFarland. Gamma Beta Gamma Gamma Beta Gamma is a na- tional fraternity whose purpose is to create an interest in biology among college students and to familiarize them with the oppor- tunities in the field. Field trips are an important part of the group ' s activities, and an annual banquet at which a renowned guest lecturer is featured as a highlight of the year ' s program. Dr. Speairs, Mrs. McFarland, and Dr. Wilkins serve the fraternity as faculty sponsors. President - Connie Heath Vice President - Jim O-Rear Sec -Treas - Sally Keller Historian - Chris Myles FIRST ROW: Beth Gibbs, Connie Heath, Chris Myles, Maureen Lu, Sally Keller, Jenny Mayo. SECOND ROW: Dr. S peairs, Sherman Matthews, Judd Pollard, Jim Nance, Jim O ' Rear, Dr. Wilkins. 87 Sk Les Jongleurs Using the facilities of the campus theater, the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse, the Jongleurs of Centenary College produce five rnajor plays each season for the education of its members and for the enjoyment of the college and the city. Newcomer to the Marjorie Lyons is Richard A. Higgins, technical director and assistant professor of speech and drama. Joe V. Graber, former technical director, is presently serving as visiting director of the Playhouse in the absence of Profes- sor Orlin Corey. ' i Ruth Alexander, acting head of the Speech and Drama Department, has Increased her work with die drama majors in addition to sponsoring a successful debate team, directing all speech activities, and pr oducing the popular Reader ' s Theater. ... « The Jongleurs are educated in aspects of the theater in the classroom and in the production of the plays of the sea$on. : Here, Jongleurs are shown at learning and at Insure.; ;; . ■•■ rmr a I ' ! .  « SSiflMfc ■ii V ,v ■JEr -mm- Madwoman of Chai I lot ' -„ ' , lire summer ' 64 production, ' ' The Madwoman of Chaillot, was directed by Stan Fedyszyn, graduate of the Dallas Theater Center. The Mad- woman proposed to return love and flowers to Paris by drowning all the profit-mongers in the sewers. Jean Giradoux, the author, developed this theme by using the old aristocracy as the instruments for making the dream come true. Dorothy Bradley, Ginger Darnell, and Bonnie Henry react to the in- visible dog, Dickie, who came with his mistress to the Madwoman ' s tea party. Treasure Island ' ?r? Marshall Oglesby as the Rag- picker is speaking to his friends from the sewer. Robert Louis Stevenson ' s Treasure Island, adapted and directed by Ruth Alexander, was presented in the Reader ' s Theater in the spring of 1964 This production received national attention in Players ' Magazine. 1 Below, Long John Silver (Barry Hope) charms the crew and passengers of the His- paniola. . ' :. Rick Hruska and Barry Hope in a scene , froth Treasure is- land. , ' : : : ' : , . ' «r ■• ' , -■ ■ : mm mi Royal Gambit Hermann Gres sieker ' s ' ' Royal Gambit, ' ' directed by Richard A. Higgins , was the first play of the 1964-65 season Mr. ; Higgins, in a commehtary 6n the play, said, ...( Royal Gambit )is not an historically accurate portra of the life and reign of Henry VIII, but an r examination of Man has taken since the time of Henry. It is. ..a plea s for ' taking stock ' of Our modern age - ' iitv Patrick Curlin as Henry VIII | Karen Alexander as Katarina of Aragon Resigned to the inevitable, Henry and Anna of Cleves (Bonnie Henry) discuss their approaching marriage. ,• ' . ' ■ ' Carol Thomas and Mellie William$ as Kate Parr and Katharine Howard Henry attempts to comfort jiine v • : Seymour (Paige Anderson) who is ■ . ' ■ ' ■ . pleading for the life ot Anne Boleyn | ; ; ? •. ' ( ' {Sandra West) as Anne waits in : ' ; ' , ■ ' •• ■ the tower for her execution. ' ' ' Lee Kissling and Marshall Oglesby during a serious moment from the serious comedy, In theirppsitions from offstage the unusual chorus created vocally, running water, a -siren, a telephone bell, and the howls of rhinoceroses. Amid a tinker toy jungle of a set, the Jongleurs presented their first play of the absurd. RHINOCEROS by Eugene Ionesco was directed by Joe V. Graber, and played on the week- ends of December 3-5 and 10-12. This hilarious, poignant, and extremely entertaining comedy was met with wide interest on campus, and proved to be a most successful experimental pro- duction of the newest form of theatre. Jimmy Journey as Gene argues about the ragged appearance of Berehgeri Marshall Oglesby. Bonnie Henry as the Logician has interested followers: Pat Curlin, Jim Ince, and Tommy Peyton. Pat Curlin, Jim Ince, Dorothy Bradley, ' .;■ ' . Bonnie Henry; and Marsba Harper excitedly discuss the: appearance of the first rhinoc- Paige Anderson faints in the role of Mrs. Boeiif, after read- ing her husband has turned into a rhinoceros. During an argument Stephen Mur- ray, George Gibbens, Kissling, and Oglesby force Charlie Brown onto a table top. In the early stages of rehearsal the cast reads under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Browne. THE III A comedy of rich experience, great wit, probing revelations about modern society, and con- taining a lifetime of poetic insight, this production was probably the most valuable and entertaining in the history of the Jongleurs. Mr. E. Martin Browne, guest director, has directed T. S. Eliot through- out England and in New York, and brought his skill and his life- long experience as a personal friend of Mr. Eliot ' s to the Mar jo- rie Lyons Playhouse. The play ran from March 4-13, with the opening night performance re- spectfully dedicated as a memorial to the late Mr. Eliot. CHS - ' W v Mr. Browne portrayed Riley and his wife Henzie Raeburn played Julia, the role she held in the original production. Here they are pictured with Hal Proske. Celia, Sandy West, says good-bye to Edward, Hal Proske, while Layinia v his wife, watches dubiously. Just prior to COCKTAIL PARTY. Allen Shaffer joined the sl .rt; ;;ij 6He:Lypii«.-lt : designed the set and supervised the selection of costumes for this production. : A pleaisant comedy with courtiers and country folk, fools arid philosophers vhich captures the mood of romance in a forest filled with sunshirie. Our render- ing of this ideal Shakespear- ean comedy, AS YOU LIKE IT, was directed by Joe V. Graber and designed by AK left Shaffer. The final pro- duction of the 65 season, it was performed between April 29 and May 8. These are Mr. Shaffer ' s designs as photographed by Jerry Mitchell. h W i - 1 , S5-. ■ 1 1 feg w i!K ROSALIND and CELIA Jong I eu rs On Tour ' W p V ■•■ r Book ii£ fin i The Orlin and Irene Corey Production of the BOOK OF JOB by special invitation played from September 1-7, 1964 in The Protestant and Orthodox Center at the New York World ' s Fair. Enthusiastic crowds greeted the Everyman Players, a professional theatre company which draws many of its members from Centenary. After the week in New York the group left for a world tour taking them to Montreal, Canada; London and Coventry, England; and the major cities of the Republic of South Africa. Reynard v l In South Africa Allen Shaffer as Noble, the Lion, affectionately grapples with Professor Corey and his wife, Irene. REYNARD THE FOX, the creation of Belgian playwright Arthur Fauquez, toured with the BOOK OF JOB in South Africa. Under the direction of Professor Corey, Head of the Speech and Drama Department of Centenary, the Jongleurs zoo gave performances in Johannesburg, Durban, Pretoria, and Cape Town. Hal Proske: Brun, the Bear Randy Tallman: Reynard, the Fox ? fSi George Bryan: Reverend Epinard Gay Farley: Tiecelin, the Crow Barbara McMillian: Lendbre, the Marmot Don Farley: Ysehgrih; the! oll 9 - | m l ■ -Arq-WL ™ ■ k ■ • ' ■ ■ : ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' .■ ' .: ' .;■:- ;.;.H ' ■: -ntt fe m m H I W m, • 3S GREEKS ACTIVITIES Rush for the Alpha Xi ' s this year was a pleasure-filled success. Members wel- comed rushees into their lodge and gave them some idea of what the coming year had in store for the Alpha Xi ' s. There would be open houses, suppers, the faculty Brownie Party, The Farm Derby and Hootenanny, a Harvest Moon Hayride, the Christmas parties, the Playboy Contest, the Rose Formal, and Spring Sing. There was this and more: the Alpha Xi ' s sponsored a bridge tournament in the fall and a hat sale of Love-U-Grams for Valentine ' s Day. Once a week, the Alpha Xi ' s enter- tained underprivileged children at the Salvation Army and held a special party at Christmas and at Easter for the six to twelve-year-olds. Eileen Trichel teaches gym and swimming to retarded children and is the assistant coach for the Retarded Children ' s Tumbling Team. Others were members of honorary scholastic and pro- fessional fraternities. They were on the Dean ' s List, in S. L. T. A., in the Story Book League, in Kappa Pi, and in Phi Beta. Mary Ann Honaker and Evaline Markel were on their respective Dorm Councils. Mary Ann was also selected to be chair- man of the student ' s committee for the Self- Study Program and president of Panhel- lenic. The Alpha Xi ' s were active in various campus activities such as choir, religious organizations, Biology Club, Cencoe, Student Senate, band, Freshman Follies, Jongleurs, AWS, and WRA. They were on the Conglomerate Staff and in the Mardi Gras Court. Mary Lynn Muench was chosen the Most Talented in the Miss Centenary Contest and Joy Anderson was given trophies for both the singles in ping-pong and tennis. Connie Grambling plays for the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra. Left to right; Alewyne, Anderson, Bangert, Bennett, Booth, Brown, Buckner, Campbell, Coffin, Darrell, Dobbins, Gibbs, Grambling, Hanks, Hemphill, Hickman, Holoubek, Honaker, Hutchenson, Hutton, Jones, Lyles. } Founded Lombard College, 1893 Centenary, 1931 Colors Light Blue, Dark Blue, and Gold. Flower Pink Rose Faculty Advisor Mrs. Fannie L. Nichols Alumni Advisor Mrs. Stuart DeLee OFFICERS President Evaline Markel Vice President Betty Ralph Recording Secretary Suzanne Hanks Corresponding Secretary Mary Ann Honaker Pledge Trainer Mary Jo Holoubek Treasurer Gayle Bangert Membership Barbara Hemphill Alpha Xi Delta ACTIVES Joy Anderson, Gayle Bangert, Karon Booth, Kay Brown, Carol Coffin, Raye Darnell, Bette Dobbins, Beth Gibbs, Suzanne Hanks, Barbara Hemphill, Lin da Kay Hickman, Mary Jo Holoubek, Manry Ann Honaker, Ann Hutton, Evaline Markel, Judy Piatt, Betty Ralph, Cheryl Smith. PLEDGES Patsy Alewyne, Marsha Bennett, Barbara Buckner, Donna Campbell, Connie Grambling, Nita Fran Hutchinson, Gail Jones, Genie Lyles, Caroline Means, Mary Lynn Muench, Lynda Reeves, Ginger Rodgers, Sally Sharrard, Sandra Smith, Patti Sullen- berger, Eileen Trichel, Susan Wade, Mellie Williams. Left to right; Markel, Means, Muench, Piatt, Ralph, Reeves, Rogers, Sharrard, C. Smith, S. Smith, Sullenberger, Trichel, Wade, Williams. ACTIVITIES As the climax to an eventful rush week, the Chi Omegas filled the largest quota in the chapter ' s history. The activities of the year began with a banquet and slumber party in honor of the new pledges. Other social activities during the fall semester included a Father-Daughter Banquet, a western hayride, a Halloween Cadaver Ball for the campus, pledge-active suppers, Cho O Maid Day, and a Christmas open house for faculty and students. The chapter also heard talks by Miss Ney Bailey, a former Iota Gamma and now representative for the Campus Crusade for Christ, and Rev. Oscar Cloyd, representative for the Methodist Commission on Christian Vocations. Service projects include support of a Chinese orphan, a Thanksgiving basket for the needy, and caroling at hospitals during Christmas. Although many Chi Omegas were active in numerous campus organizations and activities, the following individuals merit special recognition for the honors they have received: Su- zann Welty, Co-Editor of the Yoncopin; Diana Dry, Editor of the Conglomerate; AWS officers: President (spring) Carol Wood; vice-president-Pam Watts; secretary-Rebecca Purcell; Judicial Board Chairman-Suzann Welty; Student Senate Secretary, Sherry Beede; Maroon Jackets: Sally Keller, Phyl- lis Payne, Rebecca Purcell, Suzann Welty, Carol Wood; Cheerleaders: Sharon Wilson, Linda White- side, Trudy Gulle y; Freshman cheerleader-Sue Ewing; Regina Levinson-Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; Janet Talley-Homecoming Court and WRA Vice-president; Yoncopin beauties: Rebecca Purcell and Sue Ewing; Honor Court-Suzann Welty; Secretary of Panhellenic-Linda Whiteside; Sally Keller- Centenary College Choir Vice-president and Most Outstanding Lady; Who ' s Who: Sally Keller, Phyllis Payne, Suzann Welty, Rebecca Purcell, Carol Wood; Members of Mardi Gras Court: Carolyn Witt, Sharon Wilson, Mary Sorrows; Class officers: Sharon Wilson, Suzann Welty, Trudy Gulley; Class favorites: Regina Levinson and Mary English. Left to right; Adams, Bartell, Beede, Blake, Bonneau, Burnap, Campbell, Clingman, Colvert, Cotton, Culpepper, Dean, Dry ; Dunn, Elston, Embry, English, Estes, Ewing, Flemming, Gannaway, Guinn, Gulley, Hardy, Harper, Haug, Herron, Howard, Keller, LaBarre, Leopard, Levinson, Myles, McGraw, Mclntyre, Mundo, Nance, Newton, Nichols, McCammon. a f w m-r mis ' Jim WJl ' -M-tm f-m -MmW ..  . Jr i fh Founded University of Arkansas, 1 895 Centenary, 1928 Colors Cardinal and Straw Flower White Carnation Faculty Advisor Miss Alexander ., w v (i ; ,, Alumni Advisor Mrs. Gill W JM KT W OFFICERS President Sharon Wilson fc W 4 y P Q JL kM Vice-President Suzann Welty . , % ' M w m Secretary Mary Ellen Guinn Treasurer Linda Howard Pledge Trainer Carol Wood Personnel Chairman Regina Levinson ACTIVES r® Sherry Beede, Joan Bartell, Lynne Bonneau, Patty Burnap, Paula Campbell, Ann Clingman, Kathy Colvert, Carol Cotton, Dianna Dry, Mary Ellen Guinn, Ruth Estes, Trudy Gulley, Marsha Harper, Suda Adams, Linda Beede, Martha Blake, Carol Cindy Haug, Linda Howard, Sally Keller, Regina Culpepper, Susan Dean, Diane Dunn, Susan Levinson, Jackie Mclntyre, Johnyce Mundo, Gene Embrey, Mary English, Sue Ewing, Jane Fleming, Newton, Phyllis Payne, Rebecca Purcell, Sharon Milann Gannaway, Cissy Hardy, Nell LaBarre, Riordan, Leslie Shirley, Lennis Elston, Mary Sherry Leopard, Chris Myles, Janelle McCammon, Sorrows, Janet Talley, Lolly Tindol, Bettye Johanna McGraw, Julia Claire Nance, DeeanaNich- Thornton, Donna Lou Valliere, Linda Wardell, ols, Kathy O ' Meallie, Judy Pate, Mary Lou Pool- Pam Watts, Charlotte Webb, Suzann Welty, Linda man, Annette Riddle, Nancy Rogers, Mary Margaret Whiteside, Sharon Wilson, Carolyn Witt, Janie Scott, Linda Teer, Linda Vick, Ellen Victory, Frances Wroten, Carol Wood, Vicki Word. Victory, Peggy Wenk, Carol White, Linda Willis. Left to right; Olmstead, O ' Meallie, Pate, Payne, Poolman, Purcell, Riddle, Riordan, Rogers, Scott, Shirley, Sorrows, Talley, Teer, Thornton, Tindol, Valliere, Vick, E. Victory, F. Victory, Wardell, Watts, Webb, Welty, Wenk, White, Whiteside, Willis, Wilson, Witt, Wood, Word, Wroten. ACTIVITIES The beginning of a most successful year for Zeta Tau Alpha came with rush week. Activities began with a banquet to honor the new pledges. This was followed by hamburger suppers, slumber parties, Big-Little Sister activities, spaghetti suppers, Dessert parties, open houses, and teas. In November came the fun-filled Western Dance which Zeta opened to the entire campus. The Spring Formal, The White Violet Formal in April, was the climax of the year ' s activities. The pledge Slave Sale was one of the biggest successes ever, which was held in April. The Halloween Party and the Christmas Party also added gaiety to the year ' s activities which were enjoyed by the Zetas. Zetas carried out their traditional Christmas caroling again this year when they spread songs of Christmas over the campus. Zeta Tau Alpha received third place for Homecoming decorations and also won an award for participation in Homecoming. Zeta also won and was awarded a plaque for their contri- bution to the Shreveport Clean-Up Campaign. Two personal service projects of the Zetas were: assisting at the United Fund Day Care Center and adopting and supporting an Austrian orphan girl. Individually, Zetas have been active in the various types of organizations on campus: honorary professional and scholastic fraternities, Centenary College Choir, Dorm Councils, religious organi- zations, AWS, Publication Staffs such as Yoncopin and Conglomerate, Jongleurs, Panhellenic, and Cencoe. The following are some of the outstanding activities of Zetas: Marie Junkin, Mary Tullie Wyrick, Adell Baillif, Dee Rose, and Marty Vaughn, class officers; Paula Jahnke, Mary Tullie Wyrick, and Kay Koelemay, Yoncopin Beauties. Adell Baillif and Marty Vaughan, class favorites. Doris Stewart, Homecoming Queen. Mary Tullie Wyrick, Homecoming Maid. Anne Morcom, KA Rose, Ann Olene Covington, Centenary Lady. Janet Cox and Marty Cowen, Who ' s Who. Marty Cowen, Maroon Jacket. Ann Olene Covington, Honorary Maroon Jacket. Janet Cox, AWS President. Ann Olene Covington, Student Senate Co-ed Vice President. Janet C ox, Vice-president of Panhellenic. Ellen Vaughan, WRA Secretary. Anne Hohmann, Honor Court. Terri Sommers, varsity cheerleader; Sandra Groft and Becky Kuhatschek, freshman cheerleaders. Linda Graves, Circle K Sweetheart, Suzette DeWese, Dee Rose, and Ann Olene Covington, Mardi Gras Court; Sarah Smith, Anne Mor- com, Martha Sneed, Marty Vaughan, Judy Emerson, and Marsha Goodwin, AWS Chairmen. Left to right; Anderson, Augustat, Baillif, Boddie, Boucher, Bradley, Bray, Brown, Buchanan, Buford, Cain, Carter, Cate, Cooke, Coulter, Covington, Cox, DeWese, Dillon, Dixon, Douglas, Dunn, Emerson, Estes, Eubanks, Gil- grease, Gonet, Graves, Groft, Harris, Hattaway, Hohmann, Holland, Hollis, Holt, Jahnke. % ' Founded Longwood College, October 15, 1 898 Centenary College, 1927 Flower White Violet Colors Turquoise Blue and Steel Gray Faculty Advisor .... Mrs. Fannie Nichols Alumni Advisor Patty Lindsey OFFICERS President Ann Olene Covington Vice-President Dee Rose Recording Secretary Nancy Padgett Corresponding Secretary Sandra Cate Treasurer Judy Emerson Membership Chairman Martha Martin Ritual Chairman Janet Cox ACTIVES Adell Baillif, Linda Boddie, Dorothy Bradley, Mar- garet Bray, Carolyn Sanford, Sandra Cate, Eneile Cooke, Ann Olene Covington, Janet Cox, Rachel Dillon, Pam Dunn, Judy Emerson, Patty Estes, Kay Gonet, Marsha Eubanks, Louise Harris, Anne Hohmann, Betty Hollis, Paula Jahnke, Marcia Leo- nard, Martha Martin, Paula Marshall, Kathy Mittel- staedt, Anne Morcom, Nancy Padgett, Marsha Pickett, Dee Rose, Rosemary Royce, Martha Sneed, Sarah Smith, Gail Mahony, Laura Stevens, Doris PLEDGES June Anderson, Nancy Augustat, Gayle Boucher, Robin Brown, Alice Ann Buchannan, Ellen Buford, Dorothy Cain, Deloris Carter, Cindy Coulter, Dolly De Beaux, Suzette DeeWese, Sallie Dixon, Lynda Douglas, Glyn Ann Gilcrease, Linda Graves, Sally Finzer, Sandra Groft, Milancy Hattaway, Bliss Holland, Peggy Holt, Kay Koelemay, Becky Kuhats- chek, Dianne Rose, Dotty Sanders, Kris Seitz, Marcy Starling, Nancy Stringfellow, Glenda Wil- liams, Mary Tullie Wyrick. Stewart, Ellen Vaughan, Marty Vaughan. Left to right; Junkin, Koelemay, Kuhatschek, Leonard, Mahony, Martin, Mittelstaedt, Morcom, Padgett, Pickett, Rose, Diane Rose, Marshall, Royce, Sanders, Sanford, Seitz, Smith, Sneed, Sommers, Starling, Stevens, Stewart, Stringfellow, E. Vaughan, M. Vaughan, Williams, Wyrick. ACTIVITIES Alpha Iota Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order completed the most successful rush week on campus, pledging 27 boys. A loan was floated to hold the annual Riverboat Party, which didn ' t. The actives, pledges, and Good Rockin ' Luke and the Casanovas were forced to abandon ship and head for the Western Hills. In October, the chapter held an open house in honor of its new housemother, Mrs. Elizabeth MacPherson. Through the months of November and December, the pledge class worked at Selber ' s to earn money to give a Spook party for the actives. At this party, Miss Julia Claire Nance was named Rosebud. The parents club entertained the chapter with a Christmas Dinner at the house. Forlack of space, the annual Gross party will not be mentioned here; neither will the annual Valentine Party nor the big brother - little brother party. The Order ended its social year with Old South, which included the secession from the Union, lawn party, and ball. Entering into campus activities, the chapter won the Homecoming Decoration prize and the Freshman Follies publicity award. Representing the Kappa Alphas on campus are as follows: Circle K, Simpson, Morgan, Colquitt, and Matlock; Intramurals Council, Griffith and Parsons; Alpha Sigma Pi, Morgan and Parsons; Pi Kappa Delta, Little and Morgan, president; Omicron Delta Kappa, Parsons and Morgan; Student Senate, Brown, Simpson, a nd Morgan, vice-president; Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Parsons; Sigma Tau Delta, Colquitt; Student Senate Committees, Cage and Colquitt. Alpha Chi, Parsons; Alpha Sigma Chi, Nance, Parsons; Mardi Gras Court, Simpson, Colquitt, and Morgan; Conglomerate, Matlock, and Holwill; Yoncopin, Colquitt; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Morgan; Gamma Beta Gamma, Nance; Greek Week Chairman, Durham; Cheerleaders, Little, Hudson, Bratton, and Dougherty. Stan Mc- Afoos, last year ' s captain of the Gents, coached the freshman basketball team. Left to right; Cage, Dinwiddie, Carlisle, Yates, McAfoos, Fullilove, Campbell, Simpson, Morgan, Gowen, Youngblood, Townsend, Swearingen, Swan, Sullivan, Story, Shively, Shelton, Rosenblath, Reinscheld, Read, Querbes, Parsons, Nobles, Nance, D. Miller, H. Miller. Founded Washington and Lee University, 1865 Centenary, 1891 Colors Crimson and Gold Flower Crimson and Rose Housemother Mrs. Elizabeth McPherson Faculty Advisor Dr. Entrikin Alumni Advisor Sweetheart Anne Morcom, KA Rose OFFICERS 1 Mai Morgan II Sonny Campbell III Arthur Simpson IV Jim Fullilove V Stan McAfoos VI Reed Yates VII Joe Carlisle VIII Bruce Dinwiddie IX Rodney Cage ACTIVES Rodney Cage, Bruce Dinwiddie, Joe Carlisle, Reed Yates, Stan McAfoos, Jim Fullilove, Sonny Camp- bell, Arthur Simpson, Mai Morgan, Hank Gowen, HenryRosenblathJay Querbes, Brian Parsons, Jim Nance, Mike Little, Pete Keenan, Jim Hudson, Marshall Brown, Rellis Godfrey, David Durham, Bob Dickerson, Tom Colquitt. PLEDGES Hank Gowen, Dee Youngblood, John Townsend, Van Swearingen, Bruce Swan, Charlie Sullivan, Joe Story, Judson Shively, Joe Shelton, Paul Reinscheld, Rusty Read, Wally Nobles, Dockie Miller, Henry Miller, Bill McNamara, Tom Matlock, Jim Ker- zweg, Mark Jones, Randy Bratton, Cris Barnette, Dean Baird, Lester Hammond, Cary Dougherty, Joe Corby. Left to right; Baird, Barnette, Bratton, Brown, Colquitt, Corby, Dickerson, Dougherty, Durham, Godfrey, Hammond, Hudson, Jones, Keenan, Kerzweg, Little, Matlock, McNamara. AmMtiA ACTIVITIES The Kappa Sigma Fraternity began its year by pleding thirty-one boys, fifteen of whom pledged in open rush. After the flurry of the parties at the beginning of school, the chapter settled down to the more serious aspects of campus life. Kappa Sigma cap- tured many elections for campus offices. Serving as Student Senate Treasurer was Kizer. Class presidents were Brodt, Critcher, Hruska, Bowker. Selected for Who ' s Who were Jennings, Bowker, and Mounger. Favorites were Brown, Luke, Gisy. Centenary Gentle- man was Herb Jennings. Tapped for ODK were Jennings, Mounger, Clinton, Kizer, Hruska, and Bowker. Other accomplishments of the Sigs were: Jennings, Chief Justice of the Honor Court; Hruska, Schwendimann, and Bowker, other Honor Court Justices. Shoemaker, varsity basketball; seven serve on the Conglomerate and Yoncopin staffs with Mounger as editor of the yearbook; President and treasurer of the Centenary Choir, Clinton and Montgomery; Alpha Chi, Hooker and Jennings; AED, Jennings, President; DTO, Mounger, President. Early in the year Kappa Sigma entertained at its annual Pa- jama and Christmas parties. There were also their other monthly parties to keep the restless animals quiet. Held in the spring were the theme party and Black and White Formal with its reception given by the sweetheart. Left to right; Baily, Beauclair, Best, Blackmon, Boothe, Bowker, Brodt, Brown, Burgess, Cabra, Carraway, Carter, Causey, Clinton, Cochran, J. Cooke, P. Cooke, Cox, Critcher, Davidson, Domi- nick, Dunn, Field, Forrest, Gaustad, Gibson, Gisy, Halliburton, D. Harris, S. Harris, Hooker, Horn, Hruska, Inderbitzen, Jennings, P. Jennings, Jones. £MM Founded .... University of Virginia - 1869 Housemother .... Mrs. Whittmer Centenary - 1895 Faculty Advisor .... Mr. Hickox Colors .... Scarlet, Green, White Alumni Advisor .... Mr. Floursheim Flower .... Lily of the Valley Sweetheart .... Reginia Levinson OFFICERS Grand Master Bill Bowker Gail Gisy Grand Procurator Terry Tomlin Bob Schwendiman Grand Master of Ceremonies Jimmy Mounger Ed McLaughlin Grand Scribe Bob Schwendiman Steve Clinton Grand Treasurer Gail Gis Y Lee Kizer ACTIVES Wallace Bailey, Bill Bowker, Jim Brown, Johnny Burgess, Edwin Cabra, Tom Carter, Bill Causey, Steve Clinton, Jonathan Cooke, Leonard Critcher, John Davidson, Chuck Dunn, Jim Field, Ron Forrest, Gail Gisy, Tom Haliburton, Don Harris, Buck Horn, John Hooker, Rick Hruska, Ron Inderbitzen, Herb Jennings, Phil Jennings, Mike Kent, Lee Kizer, Ben Land, Lee Lawrence, Wayne Linder, John Luke, Truly McDaniel, Ed McLaughlin, Jim Mounger, Bob Newsome, Charles Park, Lou Popejoy, Bob Schwendimann, Larry Shoemaker, Doug Simpson, Tommy Sleamaker, Dick Smith, Terry Tomlin, Jim Warren. Left to right; Kent, Kizer, Land, Launey, Lawrence, Linder, Long, Luke, Malone, Mather, McDaniel, McLaughlin, Monteguido, Montgomery, Mounger, Newsome, Oliphant, Park, Pledger, Popejoy, Proud, Schmidt, Schwartz, Schwendimann, Shoemaker, Simpson, Sleamaker, Smith, Tomlin, Walton, Warren, Wimberly. Randy Beauclair, Rhys Best, James Blackmon, Billy Booth, Jay Brodt, Pat Caraway, Paul Cooke, Elmo Cox, Allen Cochran, Jack Dominick, Steve Harris, Terry Gaustad, Bill Gibson, Allen Jones, Chris Launey, Paul Long, Bill Malone, Mike Mather, Sid Monteguido, Jim Montgomery, Tommy Oliphant, John Pledger, Richard Proud, James Rushworth, Richard Schmidt, Richard Schwartz, Richard Walton, Lorris Wimberly. er V iiJjJ ACTIVITIES The Iota Theta Chapter had the distinction of being the 200th chapter in- stalled by Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. The opening of school was initiated by the busy social schedule which included the Roman Party, the Christmas Dinner- Dance, informal after-the-game dances, followed by the Beatnik Party, Spring Theme Party, Red Carnation Ball, and End of School Weekend. Tekes were busy in other areas, having the highest over-all average, and participating in all intra- mural sports. In campus religious, honorary, professional, and literary organi- zations many Tekes were active. Young served as president of the Student Senate and as an officer in Alpha Epsilon Delta. Copeland was an officer in Circle K and King of Mardi Gras. Other Tekes were members of the Choir and of the Conglomerate and Yoncopin Staffs. Left to right; Anderson, Arnold, Boyd, Carroll, Carver, Cockerham, Copeland, Deare, Ewing, Finnin, Fortenberry, Grisham, Griswold, Gutteridge, Hughes, L. James, R. James, Kelly, Larson, Loupe, MacKaman, Matthews. -■ Founded .... Illinois Wesleyan University Centenary - 1963 Colors .... Cherry and Gray Flower .... Red Carnation 1899 Housemother .. Faculty Advisor Mrs. Clara Dee Stahl .. Nolan Shaw Rev. Robert E. Taylor Alumni Advisor .... Rev. M. H. Prouty Sweetheart .... Patricia S. Roach OFFICERS Prytanis Norman Young Epiprytanis Judd Copeland Grammateus Carey Perks Chrysophylos Randy James Hypophetes Sherman Carroll Histor Rob Tinsley Pylortes Vance Griswold Hegemon Chris Roach ACTIVES Ernie Arnold, Judd Copeland, Wayne Dennis, Vance Griswold, Butch Gutteridge, Randy James, Chris Roach, Buddy Sills, Rob Tinsley, Norman Young, Jim Boyd, Sherman Carroll, Jim Carver, Mike Deare, Dick Grisham, Frank Hughes, Larry James, Pat Ewing, J. Carey Perks, Larry Sneddon, John Stroud, Benny Fortenberry, Sherman Mat- t hews. PLEDGES Andy Anderson, Kenneth Cockerham, Lynn Jack- son, Joe Loupe, Lars Larson, Eugene McKenzie, Larry Morris, Will Finnin, Dwight Snuffer, Tommy Peyton, Tom White, Tom Young, Jim Parker, Skip Spates, Don MacKaman, Bill Kelly. Left to right; McKenzie, Morris, Parker, Perks, Peyton, Roach, Sills, Sneddon, Snuffer, Spates, Tinsley, White, Young. 39p 109 ■7 tm i If i M SPORTS Gent Varsity ' 64- ' 65 FIRST ROW: Mims, Henry, Butcher, Peters, Wallace; SECOND ROW: Haynie, Shoemaker, Smith, Davidson, Kerwin; THIRD ROW: Sigler, Crenshaw, Schwegman, Espenschied, Mooty; THE BRAINS BEHIND THE GENTS - Coaches Sigler, Mooty, and McAfoos (Freshmen) THE ' 64 - ' 65 SCHEDULE Centenary 73 Little Rock U. 48 Centenary 76 Oklahoma City 78 Centenary 67 Mississippi 68 Centenary 81 Rice 78 Centenary 74 Cincinnati 84 Centenary 84 TCU 75 Centenary 86 VMI 91 Centenary 97 Mississippi 65 Centenary 90 East Tenn. St. 76 Centenary 90 Tennessee Tech 127 Centenary 78 East Tex. Baptist 72 Centenary 61 Oglethorpe 49 Centenary 89 Northwestern 84 Centenary 64 N. Carolina State 79 Centenary 90 St. Joseph ' s 117 Centenary 76 Murray St. 93 Centenary 112 Northwestern 84 Centenary 90 La. Tech 83 Centenary 84 Houston 95 Centenary 55 Texas Western 68 Centenary 92 Southern Miss. 86 Centenary 77 Southwestern 75 Centenary 98 La. Tech 73 Centenary 106 Southern Miss. 115 112 JERRY BUTCHER Guard Senior Springfield, Missouri BARRIE HAYNIE Forward Junior Ringgold, Louisiana i. .. ■ '  1 v MRUS ■ MM BOH mty n t m m ■ 1 H % C ■iff] DICK DAVIDSON Center Junior Pennville, Indiana DONNIE HENRY Guard Junior Athens, Louisiana ?■ m (  ■ A tg0 jT N w mm wF wr 1 ask ' tffim .if t to 33 A g ; 1 m % 4 La f ? TOM KERWIN, Center, Long Branch, N.J. Honorable Mention Ail-American i j : ' ; .- ' ; wn $ BBk — ' Hi 4hk a i ' 3 fl8 BRR2 3BW$!w r Ai k  MK JH, K .Jjfl Kb ? i™ t ttBrclEifc lu 1 1 n H mr ' 1 S 8 cV f a ! 1 -v • ■■ ' . P WBiBMBiiBBM ' BBS jSpr | W V i|  M BI B 1 IligSi ! t BH 3BP M k 1 fl «t 1 Batik na 1 wHkb i ' m ' -tS Bmw « Wk H j Br , Ri W to r BK BH WSBSfflmftMsk - BWImB MWB 9r V - :. -gSSSSS CHARLES MIMS Guard Junior Lake Charles, Louisiana RALPH SCHWEGMAN Guard Junior Oxford, Ohio BRADLEY PETERS Guard Junior Henderson, Kentucky LARRY SHOEMAKER Forward Junior Alton, Illinois HAROLD SMITH Center Junior Blevins, Arkansas CHARLES CRENSHAW Guard Sophomore New Orleans, Louisiana GARY ESPENSCHIED Forward Sophomore Freeburg, Illinois LOREN WALLACE Guard Sophomore Jerseyville, Illinois Freshman Team First Row: Germann, Lange, McGibany, De Rider, Mask, Second Row: Andrews, McLear, Fullerton, Gibbs, Third Row: McAfoos (Coach), Griffith (Student Manager) MIKE DeRIDER Dunkirk, New York Varsity v.s. Frosh JOHN ANDREWS Adanta, Georgia l ... .... — y .. I r-i -Jk uJL fab r- 40 -em T -£v HH ANDY FULLERTON Shreveport, Louisiana BOB LANGE Maplewood, Missouri DELLIS GERMANN Belleville, Illinois MIKE GIBBS Salem, Illinois JIM McLEAR Springfield, Missouri DARRELL McGIBANY Alton, Illinois TRUDY GULLEY GENE HAY STEVE HARRIS SHARON WILSON TERRI SOMMERS MIKE LITTLE LINDA WHITESIDE JIM HUDSON Sandra Groft Freshman Cheerleaders Randy Bratton Sue Ewing Bezo Daughtery Becky Kuhatschek Rick Walton 126 Homecoming QUEEN DORIS STEWART Linda Pierce, Jacqueline Seale, Doris Stewart, Janet Talley, Mary Tullie Wyrick 127 se Decorations GREEKS First-Kappa Alpha Second- Kappa Sigma Third-Zeta Tau Alpha DORMS First -James Second - Hardin Third - Sexton Kappa Alpha Kappa Sigma Zeta Tau Alpha 128 Sexton Tau Kappa Epsilon Dr. Pate receives the 1965 Best Teacher Award The choir sings for the homecoming banquet. Well-fed alums listen appreciatively. The Kappa Sigma Barbershop Four harmonize a few very familiar tunes. Marty Buckelew renders a song with soul. Sue Ewing entertains with an exotic dance. A little folksy music rounds out the evening ' s efforts. Centenary International Gymnastics RUSTY MITCHELL - Highest American Scorer in 1 964 Olympics (Right) JIMMY YONGUE 6th- ranked Trampolinist in the World Left to Right: MARIE WALTHERS, 2nd-ranked Woman Gym- nast in U.S.; JANIE SPEAKS, 5th-ranked Woman Gymnast in U.S.; SUSAN McDONALD, 2nd-ranked Woman Gymnast in Canada. BUCK HORN Pitcher 4 Year Letterman PHIL JENNINGS Second Base 2 Year Letterman Baseball First Row: Guastad, Mask, Jennings, Cates, Rushworth, Rawlingstor Germann, Grubbs, Basinger. Not Pictured: Bohanan, Stevenson. SCHEDULE 1965 March 16 La. Tech March 20 Austin State March 22 McNeese March 25 Northwestern March 29 USL April 5 Southern State (Ark.) April 6 Ouachita Baptist April 9 University of Arkansas April 10 University of Arkansas April 1 3 Southern State April 20 McNeese April 22 La. Tech April 24 East Texas Baptist April 29 Northwestern May 1 East Texas Baptist May 4 Ouachita Baptist CLAY BOHANAN Catcher 2 Year Letterman 132 -lorn, Second Row: Moody, Coach; Victory, Parsons, Jordan, Lange, JON WINFIELD Student Coach JEFF VICTORY Left Field 2 Year Letterman COACH MOODY KILE STEVENSON Pitcher 2 Year Letterman 133 ••;; Tennis Critcher Hammond Shelby DuVall Sutton Varsity Golf Edwin Cabra Dale Hoskins Rex Durham Don Harris Lee Kizer 135 Intramural Councils Women s Recreation Association First Row: Jenny Mayo, President; Gene Newton, Marty Vaughan, Carol Cunningham, Second Row: Anita Jewell, Gail Morgan, Janet Talley, Sarah Smith. Third Row: Ellen Vaughan, Donna Campbell, Amy Single en ' s Intramural Council Buddy Sills, Don Harris, President; Edwin Cabra, Don Marler. 136 Chi Omega Rinky Dinks w R Fuzzies Owls Alpha Xi Delta Zeta Gray Straws 137 Windy ' s Boys The Mules Kappa Alpha I N T R A M U R A L F O O T B A L L Kappa Sigma Cossa ' s Robbers Grey Ghosts Tau Kappa Epsilon Blackhawks 138 139 « m-mm ' m £ 5lf ' ' -sKJ « «P iWX. . ' 4, ' s.- -• s p f ' iara ss; IBB is! ill v v v«$ k ■W 3 - aA55E5 38fc tgjM - ::::::: - MMi senior Class officers VICE ■:l R-ESif)I J '  ].(,ki ; tary ,:. r ;j ' Ri ; AstRi;R ..,,..; Bill BO WJffl L- - t . SUZAW W ' ELTY.. . SHARON X II SON ' I SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES REGINA IEVINSON « , : - ■m3L i?a6k. DON J. ADAIR; Education; Ore City, Texas; Freshman Class Secretary; Men ' s Intramural Council; Kappa Sigma; SLTA, President; Varsity Tennis. WILDA ANDREWS; Education; Shreve- port. La. JAMES FRANKLIN BABCOCK; His- tory; Bethany, La.; Alpha Chi. WALLACE N. BAILEY; Music and Voice; Texarkana, Arkansas; Kappa Sigma, Assistant Pledge Trainer; Centen- ary College Choir, Tenor Section Leader. DENNIS BAUGHMAN; Business; Shreveport, La.; Circle K, President; MSM; Conglomerate Staff; French Club; Student Senate Publicity Standing Com- mittee. SHARON G. BLEVINS; Business Ed- ucation; Joaquin, Texas; BSU, Vice- President; Dorm Treasurer; WRA, Of- ficer; SLTA; National Teachers Associ- ation; Centenary College Choir. NANCY W. BLOCK; History; Shreve- port, La. GAIL BONNEAU; Elementary Educa- tion; Bayside, New York; Chi Omega; Yoncopin Staff; Conglomerate Staff; Canterbury Club; Story League Treas- urer; AWS; SLTA; Cencoe. WILLIAM H. BOWKER; History and Government; Oakdale, La.; Student Senate, Vice-President; Senior Class Pres- ident; Sophomore Class Favorite; Kappa Sigma, President, Treasurer; Honor Court; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who. MARVIN BRANDT; Chemistry; Shreveport, La. BONNYE BRIAN; Music Education; Baton Rouge, La.; Phi Beta, Secretary; MSM, Music Chairman; Pep Squad; AWS, Publicity Chairman. CAROL BROWN; Chemistry; Shreve- port, La.; Westminster Fellowship; Alpha Xi Delta, House Manager; Math Club, Secretary, Treasurer; WRA; Inter- faith Council. MERRY ANNE Shreveport, La. BRUCE; Biology; JERRY BUTCHER; Business; Spring- field, Mo.; Varsity Basketball. ROBERT CALLIHAM; Latin Education; Shreveport, La. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL; Business; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Alpha. SANDRA CATE; French; El Dorado, Ark.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Corresponding Secretary, Assistant Pledge Trainer; Hardin Hall Treasurer; Phi Sigma Iota, Secretary, Treasurer; Dean ' s List; French Award; Cencoe; Panhellenic, WRA; AWS. TALMADGE L. CATES; Chemistry; Ty- ler, Texas. JAMES N. CHATHAM; History; Texar- kana, Texas; Kappa Sigma; Circle K; MSM; Conglomerate Staff. DONALD CHEN; Music; Taipei, Tai- wan. MARVIN L. COLLINS; Piano; Minden, La. PHYLLIS COLLINS; Business; Win- ston-Salem, N.C.; Zeta Tau Alpha. JUD H. COPELAND: French; Shreve- port, La.; Alpha Sigma Phi; Phi Sigma Iota, President; Circle K, President; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-President; King of Mardi Gras; French Award; French Play. JOSEPH CORDARO; Shreveport, La. Mathematics; CAROLE COTTON; Social Studies; Rayville, La.; Chi Omega, Social Chair- man; Yoncopin Staff; Conglomerate Staff; MSM. ANN OLENE COVINGTON; Business Education; Sulphur, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, President, Treasurer; WRA Representa- tive; Panhellenic; Junior Class Vice-Pres- ident; Coed Vice-President; Student Senate; Junior Favorite; Homecoming Court; Centenary Lady; Mardi Gras Queen; MSM; AWS; SLTA; Cencoe; Maroon Jackets. JOHN COWEN; Biology; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Sigma; Gamma Beta Gamma. MARTHA COWEN; Education; Shreve- port , La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, President, Social Chairman; Honor Court; Who ' s Who; AWS; WRA; Panhellenic; Cencoe; Maroon Jackets. JANET COX; Education; Plain Dealing, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Ritual and Stand- ards Chairman; Panhellenic, Vice-Presi- dent; Cencoe, Treasurer; BSU; SLTA. LINDA HOPE COX; Education; Shreve- port, La.; Centenary College Choir, Sec- tion Leader; Phi Beta, Secretary; Alpha Sigma Pi; SLTA; Centenary Story League. RICHARD CRISTOFOLETTI; Span- ish-French; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Chi; Phi Sigma Iota, Vice-President. HOWARD M. CROSBY- Chemistry; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Sigma Chi, Presi- dent. DELL ESTHER DANCE; Piano; Nash- ville, Tenn.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Pledge Class President; Phi Beta, Historian, Vice-President; American Guild of Or- ganists; Conglomerate Staff. WILLIS W. DEAR; Humanities; Shreve- port, La.; Circle K, Second Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary; MSM, Vice-President; Centenary Band, Vice-President; Kappa Chi. JANET LYNNE DICKASON; Psy- chology; Jonesboro, Arkansas; AWS; MSM; Wesley Foundation, Secretary. BRUCE W. DINWTDDIE; Social Sci- ence; New Orleans, La.; Kappa Alpha Order; Men ' s Intramural Council. ROBERT J. FARRELL; Business; Shreveport, La.; BSU; Kappa Pi. GEORGE W. FAZAKERLY; Pre-Den- tal; Woodland Hills, Calif.; Alpha Epsi- lon Delta; Student Medical Assistants; Intramurals; Dean ' s List; E.B. Weiss Pre-Medical Scholarship. JIM FIELD; Business; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Sigma; Varsity Tennis; Debate Team. GAIL R. GISY; Business; Grafton, 111.; Kappa Sigma, President, Treasurer; Jun- ior and Senior Class Favorite; Senior Class Treasurer; Varsity Basketball; In- tramurals; IFC, President; MSM. WALTER DAVIE GLASS; Psychology; Temple Terrace, Fla.; Kappa Sigma; In- tramurals. PAUL N. GOODWIN; Chemistry; Shreveport, La. SAMMY JOE GREEN; Education; Shreveport, La. VANCE M. GRISWALD; Psychology; Houston, Texas; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Chaplain; Centenary College Choir; Gamma Beta Gamma. BETTE DOBBINS; Education; Shreve- port, La.; Alpha Xi Delta, Treasurer, Scholarship Chairman; WRA; SLTA; Pep Squad; Cencoe. KEITH DOBBINS; History; Camden, Arkansas; Phi Sigma Iota; Phi Alpha Theta; Dean ' s List. MARY ELLEN DUMAS; Business; El Dorado, Ark.; Chi Omega, Secretary; Dorm Council, Secretary, President; AWS, Social Chairman; Cencoe; Soph- omore Vice-President; Yoncopin Staff; Conglomerate Staff; WRA. ROY JOSEPH DUPUY; French; Marks- ville, La.; Le Cercle Francias; Phi Sigma Iota; Tau Kappa Epsilon. BETTY F. EATON; Education; Rodes- sa, La. RONALD C. EUBANKS; Business; Dallas, Texas; Kappa Sigma; Centenary College Choir, President. CLARENCE R. GUTTERIDGE, JR.; Chemistry; Auburndale, Fla. ; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian; MSM; Circle K; Al- pha Sigma Chi; Yoncopin Photogra- pher; Conglomerate Photographer. FAYE HAHN; Education; Shreveport, La. ANN HALL; Education; Shreveport, La. SUZANNE M. HANKS; English; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Xi Delta, Secre- tary, Pledge Class President; SLTA; WRA; Cencoe; Conglomerate Staff. PAULA WOLFE HARMON; Education; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Xi Delta; NEA; SLTA; WRA; AWS. CONNIE JEAN HEATH; Biology; Shreveport, La.; Gamma Beta Gamma, President, Vice-President; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Sigma Chi; Maroon Jackets; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Newman Club; AWS Judicial Board; NSF Grant; Louisiana Heart Association Grant; Oak Ridge Traineeshlp BARBARA HEMPHILL; Education; Lit- tle Rock, Ark.; Alpha Ki Delta, Vice- President; Panhellenic; Interfaith Coun- cil; Westminster Fellowship; AWS; WRA; SLTA; Dean ' s List. ANDREW S. HERNANDEZ; Biology; Shreveport, La. JO ANN HESTER; English; Mansfield, La.; Alpha Xi Delta; Cencoe. PATRICIA ANN HOLT; Education; Calion, Ark.; WRA;MSM; AWS; SLTA; James Dorm Council; Conglomerate Staff; Yoncopin Staff. MARY ANN HONAKER; Accounting; St. Louis, Mo.; Pep Squad; Newman Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Alpha Xi Delta, Best Pledge; Panhellenic, Presi- dent; AWS; WRA; Hardin Dorm Coun- cil, Senior Representative. FRANCIS NOBLE HOPKINS; Educa- tion; Texarkana, Texas. CARROLL BUCK HORN; Account- ing; Minden, La.; Kappa Sigma, Pledge Trainer; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball. LINDA HOWARD; Math-Education; Houston, Texas; Chi Omega; Conglom- erate Staff; Sexton Hall Council; SLTA. RALPH HOWARD; Chemistry; Shreve- port, La.; Circle K. BARBARA HUBBART; Mathematics; Barksdale AFB. MARIE HUDSON; Business; Shreve- port, La. ROY L. Idom; History; Vivian, La. PAULA JEAN JAHNKE; Education; Shreveport, La.; Freshman Class Vice- President; Cencoe; ZetaTau Alpha; Yon- copin Beauty; Homecoming Court; SLTA. HERBERT D.JENNINGS;Philosophy; New Orleans, La.; Chief Justice Honor Court; Alpha Epsilon Delta, President; Who ' s Who; SMA, Vice-President, Al- pha Chi, Alpha Sigma Pi, President, Circle K, Vice-President; Kappa Sigma; Omkron Delta Kappa, Vice-President. LINDA DALE JOHNSON; English; Bossier City, La. MANLY JOHNSON; Biology; Lawton, Okla.; Gamma Beta Gamma. RALPH P. JONES; Engineering Sci- ence; Shreveport, La.; Centenary College Band. SALLY DECK KELLER; Biology; North Little Rock, Ark.; Chi Omega, Rush Chairman, Centenary College Choir, Vice-President; Maroon Jackets; Dorm Council; Alpha Sigma Chi; Al- pha Sigma Pi, Vice-President; Gamma Beta Gamma; Dean ' s List. BETTY JANE KELLEY; Music; Shreve- port, La.; Dean ' s List. HAROLD T. KNOX; French; Bossier City, La.; Le Cercle Francias, President; Phi Sigma Iota; BSU. REGINA LEVINSON; Education; Den- ison, Texas; Chi Omega; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; SLTA; Cencoe; Story League, Vice-President; AWS; WRA; Dorm Council; MSM; Senior Favorite. DOROTHY M. LIGON; Education; Shreveport, La. REBECCA LITTLE; Education; Bossier City, La. LINDA McCLUNG; Education; Bos- sier City, La. PATRICIA ANNE McFARLAND; Mu- sic Education; Shreveport, La.; Cente- nary College Choir, Accompanist. TRULY W. McDANIEL; Business; Bossier City, La. JACQUILINE McINTYRE; Social Sci- ence; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega; Con- glomerate Staff; WRA; AWS. EDWARD McLAUGHLIN; Natural Science; Dallas, Texas; Kappa Sigma, Guard, Ritualist; Student Medical As- sistants, Officer) Circle K; Yoncopin Staff. JC??t ANN McMULLIN; Education; Shreve- port, La. MURIEL LEVY MALONE; Education; Shreveport, La. LOIS C. MARCUM; Education; Shreve- port, La. EVALINE MARKEL; Education; El Paso, Texas; MSM, Secretary; Centenary Band; Cencoe; Alpha Xi Delta, Presi- dent; Panhellenic; Student Senate; Dean ' s List; Mardi Gras Court; AWS; SLTA; James Dorm Council. J. DON MARLER; Business; Darien, Conn.; Intramurals Council; Circle K. MARTHA LOU MARTIN; Education; Shreveport, La. JESSE L. MEANS, JR.; Philosophy; Bos- sier City, La. CHARLES R. MILLER; Chemistry; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Sigma Chi. LOUISE MINTER; Education; Minden, La.; Centenary College Choir, Centenary Band, Officer; BSU; WRA; AWS; SLTA. SALLIE N. MOODY; Mathematics; Shreveport, La. JAMES A. MOUNGER; Business; Ray- ville, La.; Yoncopin, Co-Editor, Publi- cation Award; Junior Class President; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Student Senate; Debate Team; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Delta Tau Omicron, President; Kappa Sigma, Guard, Ritual- ist, National Leadership Award; Who ' s Who, Dean ' s List. BETTY NICHOLS; Education; Shreve- port, La. ROBERT M. OLMSTED, JR.; Business; Dallas, Texas; Kappa Sigma, Guard; In- tramurals; Canterbury Club. NANCY R. PADGETT; Education; Shreveport, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, House Manager; SLTA, Vice-President; WRA; Cencoe; AWS; Dean ' s List; AWS Ju- dicial Board. ROSARY PALERMO; History; Shreve- port, La.; AWS Judicial Board; Who ' s Who. BRIAN E. PARSONS; Geology; Shreve- port, La.; Kappa Alpha Order; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Who ' s Who. PHYLLIS FERN PAYNE; English; Mar- shall, Texas; Centenary College Choir; Chi Omega, Officer; Panhellenic; Sigma Tau Delta, Vice-President; Alpha Chi, Vice-President; Phi Beta; Alpha Chi A- ward; French Club; Miss Centenary ; WRA; AWS; SLTA. MARIALICE PERKINS; Music; Mar- shall, Texas; Phi Beta, President; Student Chapter American Guild of Organists, President, Vice-President. PAT PITTELKOW; History; New Or- leans, La.; Tau Kappa Epsilon. PATRICIA POPE; Education; Shreve- port, La. REBECCA PURCELL; Music Education; Plain Dealing, La.; Maroon Jackets, President; Alpha Chi, President; Cencoe, Vice-President; Chi Omega, Social Chairman; AWS, Secretary; Yoncopin Beauty; Dorm Council; Phi Beta, Presi- dent. ELIZABETH RALPH; Education; Os- ceola, Ark.; SLTA, Vice-President; Alpha Xi Delta, Vice-President, Treasurer, Chaplain; Cencoe, President, Panhel- lenic, Vice-President; AWS; WRA. GERALD REISINGER; Shreveport, La. CHRISTOPHER J. ROACH; Biology; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Sigma Chi; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Trainer, Rush Chairman; IFC; SMA; Intramurals. PATRICIA SHERRITT ROACH; Na- tural Science; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Sigma Chi, Secretary; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Secretary; WRA; SMA; Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. CAROLYN M. ROGERS; Education; Shreveport, La. HENRY C. ROSENBLATH; Business; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Alpha Order, No. IV; Intramurals. JACQUELINE SEALE; Art; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Pi; Yoncopin Staff; Pep Squad. LEE EDGAR SILLS; Business; Philadel- phia, Perm.; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Social Chairman; Conglomerate Staff; Intra- mural Council; Yoncopin Staff; MSM; Young Democrats. ARTHUR R- SIMPSON, JR.; History; Shreveport, La.; Student Senate Treas- urer; IFC; Circle K, Vice-President; Kap- pa Alpha Order, Treasurer, Secretary; Representative to SCONA IX; Lyceum Committee. SHIRLY SKIPWORTH; Education; Shreveport, La. THOMAS F. SLEAMAKER; Biology; Blytheville, Ark.; Kappa Sigma, Rush Chairman, Assistant Pledge Trainer; Junior Class Treasurer; SMA; Varsity Tennis; Intramurals. CHERYL ANN SMITH; Education; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Xi Delta, Rush Secretary, Historian; Dean ' s List; Cen- coe; AWS; SLTA; Centenary Story League. EUGENE SNELLINGS; Psychology; Shreveport, La. GEORGE P. SOLIS; Natural Science; Port Arthur, Texas; Alpha Epsilon Del- ta, Treasurer; SMA, Vice-President; Al- pha Sigma Chi, Secretary; Alpha Chi; Dean ' s List. JOY D. STEPHENSON; Shreveport, La.; SLTA. Education; DORIS M. STEWART; Education; Shreveport, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Of- ficer; Junior Class Secretary; Panhel- lenic Council; SLTA; NEA; WRA; Cheerleader; Yoncopin Staff; Homecom- ing Court; Mardi Gras Court. Home- coming Queen. JAMES S. THIGPEN; Geology; Shreve- port, La. BETTYE SUE THORNTON; Busi- ness; Camden, Ark.; Chi Omega; Sexton Dorm Council. TERRY N. TOMLIN; Business; Dallas, Texas; Kappa Sigma, Social Chairman, Vice-President. EARLE K. VALENTINE; History; Shreveport, La. JAMEf A. VAN HOOK; English; Shrev.-port, La. BETTY VICKERS; Social Science; Lees- ville, La.;MSM; AWS. MORGAN J. WART; Bossier City, La. MILDRED E. WEATHERLY; Education; Shreveport, La. GARLAND E. WEIDNER; Mathemat- ics; Shreveport, La. SUZANN WELTY; English; Little Rock, Ark.; Senior Class Vice-President; Yoncopin Co-Editor; Chi Omega, Vice- President, Social Chairman; Panhellenic; Cencoe; Honor Court Clerk; AWS Ju- dicial Council Chairman; Dorm Council Treasurer; Sigma Tau Delta, President; Maroon Jackets Insights Assistant Edi- tor; Conglomerate Staff; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who. NANCY ANN Shreveport, La. WILLIS; Education; SHARON ANN WILSON; Physical Education; Little Rock, Ark.; Chi Ome- ga, President; Cheerleader; Homecom- ing Queen; SLTA; Cencoe; Panhellenic; Dorm Council; PE Club, President; WRA, Clerk, President; Kappa Sigma Pajama Girl; Senior Class Secretary; Dean ' s List. JON R. WINFIELD; Social Studies; San Augustine, Texas; Varsity Baseball. CAROLYN WITT; Education; San An- tonio, Texas; Chi Omega, House Man- ager; SLTA Historian; Dorm Council; AWS; Cencoe; Conglomerate Staff; Pep Squad; WRA; Story League; MSM. PATRICIA F. WOLERY; Music; Oak- land, California. CAROL WOOD; Religious Education; De Ridder, La.; Chi Omega, Best Pledge, Pledge Trainer; Panhellenic; Centenary Band, President Student Senate, Secre- tary; Who ' s Who; Conglomerate and Yoncopin Staff; Maroon Jackets; Phi Beta, Debate Team; Kappa Chi, Secre- tary, Treasurer; MSM; AWS, Executive Council; WRA, Outstanding Freshman Award; James Dorm Council, President. AWS President; SCONA-IX Representa- tive. HOWARD NORMAN YOUNG, JR.; Natural Science; Richardson, Texas; Stu- dent Senate President; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon, President; Circle K; Yoncopin Staff; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa, SCONA-X Representative. MARY ANN YOUNGBLOOD; Physi- cal Education; Shreveport, La. SUSAN PAGE ANDERSON; Texar- kana, Texas. MICHAEL BRENT Beloxi, Miss. ROBERTA CALLOWAY Shreveport, La. WILKINS PARKER Shreveport, La. JULIE SCHMIDT Shreveport, La. 1 4. ROBERT DUKE Benton, La. Non- Graduating Seniors REBECCA GIBSON Shreveport, La. CONNIE LEE GRZESIEK Shreveport, La. GENELLE SMITH Bossier City, La. JAMES TIERCE Shreveport, La. BARBARA HIERS Shreveport, La. LINDA CAROLYNN HUMPHRIES Shreveport, La. CATHERINE LAMBRE Shreveport, La. SANDRA WEST Houston, Texas NOT PICTURED WILLIAM R. MALONE Shreveport, La. GORDON ALLEN EUNICE P. BARRIER LINDA C. BEAIRD LINDA LOU BEARKIN AMA GARLAND BEAIRD ERIC W. BISHOP ROBERT W. BROWN ENID G. BUTLER BILL CAUSEY, JR. ROBERT DICKERSON CAROL J. DOREN CLARITA FAUST BETTE RUTH GLASS PATRICIA GRABER DONNA HEIFNER LOU HOLLENSHEAD RANDY JAMES WILLIAM JOHNSTON HELEN KREMER WILLIAM LOWRY STAN McAFOOS JACK MURRAY, JR. SANDRA MUSCHKAT SHARON ANN NICHOLE MARSHALL OGLESBY BETTY RUTH OLIVER JAMES O ' REAR JIM PIPPEN BURNIE MACK PORTER J. R. QUERBES, III MICHELLE ANN SCOTT DAVID SHELBY LAWRENCE SPOHN CECIL UPSHAW ROBERT WHITE JO ANN WILLIAMS GREG WINKLER ANNE MORCOM Baton Rouge, La. SUE PANKEY Shreveport, La. 149 A .JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS IxicKbsu enrusKa Marty Vaughan ' Dee Rose ........ . John Luke . ' ; ' ; ' « Junior Class Favorites Marty Vaughan John Luke Here we see Greek life: revelry (?) for Tekes; K.P. duty for jolly Zetas. June Anderson Shreveport Earnest Arnold New Orleans James Bains Shreveport Gayle Bangert N. Little Rock Jere Barnes Shreveport Joan Bartell Shreveport Sherry Beede Shreveport Linda Boddie Crowley Lynn Bonneau Bayside, N. Y. Roger Boykin Washington, D. C. Dorothy Bradley Shreveport Dorinda Ann Bratton Shreveport Margaret Bray Shreveport Ernestine Brown Shreveport Marty Bucklew Shreveport Jim Burson Minden Bon Carter Haughton Ronald Chapman Shreveport Joy Chapman Texarkana Dale Chiles Shreveport JQM0R5 These girls are attempting the art of grace. Maybe some will make it. Ann Clingman Keithville Steve Clinton Pine Bluff Tom Coquitt Shreveport Kathy Colvert Little Rock William Conry Houston Eneile Cooke Lake Charles John Copeland Shreveport Robert Courtney Shreveport Jimmy Culp Henderson Carol Cunningham Norco Constance Cunningham San Jose, Calif. Jerry Cutrer Shreveport Diana Dry Shreveport David Dykes Shreveport Denny Ellis Shreveport Lennis Elston Shreveport Judy Emerson Houston Patti Estes Metairie Michael Forte Shreveport Benny Fortenberry Shreveport Helen Giessen, Downsville Judith Godfrey, BAFB Marsha Goodwin, Chalmette Linda Graves, Marshall Becky Hampton, Nashville Ralph Harker, West Monroe Don Harris, Dallas Louise Harris, Shreveport Cindy Haug, Monroe Cathy Henderson, Bogalusa Christine Hengy, Shreveport Roberta Hengy, Shreveport Bonnie Henry, Shreveport Donnie Henry, Shreveport Jimmy Herrin, Kilgore Linda Hickman, Texarkana Anne Hohmann, Shreveport Mary Jo Holoubek, Shreveport John Hooker, Leesville Richard Hruska, Minden Nita Hutcheson, Texarkana Gloria Jaggers, Shreveport Victoria James, Denham Springs Judith Johnson, Lawton, Okla. Doris Kelly, Shreveport Mike Kent, Bunkie Lee Kizer, Texarkana Francis Lindh, Republic of Panama Frank Lollar, Shreveport Barrow Long, Shreveport Leona Lucius, Many John Luke, Bunkie Donna Mayo, Shreveport Virgina Mayo, Moss Bluff Gary Melanson, Shreveport Charles Mims, Lake Charles Kathy Mittelstaedt, Metairie Mai Morgan, Shreveport Mary Morneau, Shreveport Violet Nance, Shreveport Bob Newsome, Dallas Linda Okes, Shreveport I This subject has been covered adequately, but needing a filler for this space on the page, here are the beauties again. The un- familiar ones were the visiting queens. They were choice, too. Corliss Parker San Antonio Mary Parker Shreveport Brad Peters Floyds Knobs, Ind. Marjorie Pickett Shreveport Judy Piatt Sulphur Charles Proctor Carlsbad, N. M. Nita Richardson Grand Cane Albert Rios Bossier City Judy Robinson Shreveport Robert Rockefeller Shreveport Francis Roemem Bossier City Dee Rose Opelousas Rosemary Royse Dallas Carolyn Sanford Mobile Linda Saucier Shreveport Ralph Schwegman Oxford, Ohio Bob Schwendimann Franklinton Don Scroggin Shreveport Doug Simpson Dallas Sammy Smith Shreveport JQNI0R5 Lynn Taylor inherits the crown from last year ' s Miss Centenary, Phyllis Payne. Centenary has lots of real queens. Gene Newton Tiller, Ark. Martha Sneed Jonesboro Louise Spry Memphis Gail Starritt El Dorado Romona Stephens Bossier City Barbara Stone Shreveport Valerie Svolos Shreveport Robert Swann Shreveport Lynn Taylor Gonzales Rob Tinsley Shreveport Don Vaccaro Shreveport Marty Vaughan Jonesville, Tex. Linda Wardell Midland, Tex. Pam Watts Franklinton Charlotte Webb Shreveport Gloria Westbrook Shreveport Linda Whiteside Little Rock Lois Wiggins Meridian, Miss Libby Wooley Shreveport Vicki Word Leesvllle t f i s « J SOPHOMORE ' .GLASS OFFICERS President ...... Vice President Secretary ....... Treasurer .eonard Critchet ..... Add! Baillii ... T r udy G u 1 1 ey .. Lou Popejoy % ' . ? ! o M i ■% l -Jl i i v ■ i .■hi ' -•--• ... ■■■ r } L;ra... ' , v  v , ♦ ' i V M . ' : , , ■ ■ - ■■; ■; ' l ' ' , ■ Sophomore Class F a v o r i t e s Adell Bailiff Jimmy Brown JOY ANDERSON, Shreveport ELWYN C. ANTHONY, Shreveport CARL ARNOLD, Shreveport ADELL BAILLIF, New Orleans BILL BAKER, Shreveport BARRY BARNES, Bossier City CALVIN BARRIS, Shreveport CATHERINE BASHAM, Bossier City DONALD BASS, Bossier City BARBARA BAYSDEN, Shreveport FRANCES BIGGERSTAFF, Shreveport LINDA BOG AN, Shreveport Some Greek Day enthusiasts have found a grundy. KAREN BOOTH, Longview, Tex. JIM BOYD, Shreveport JOHN BRADEN, Jennings DON BRAZIEL, Longview, Tex. ETTA RAE BRENER, Shreveport FRANCES BREWSTER, Shreveport JAN BROWN, Tyler, Tex. JIMMY BROWN, Bastrop KAY BROWN, Shreveport ALICE ANN BUCHANAN, Crowley KAY BUCY, Pine Bluff, Ark. JOHNNY BURGESS, Monroe Tommy Halliburton gets the word on things. Dean Packwood and one of her girls PATTY BURNAP, Dallas, Tex. EDWIN CABRA, Leesville PAULA CAMPBELL, Benton SHERMAN CARROLL, Columbia TOM PAUL CARTER, Shreveport JIM CARTER, Lake Charles PEGGY CHAMBERS, Dallas, Tex. JAMES CHEWING, Shreveport PHYLIS CLEM, Shreveport JONATHAN COOKE, New Orleans DIANE COOPER, Bogalusa DOROTHY CRAIN, Shreveport ROBERT CRAMMER, Mangham SONJA CREECH, Bossier City CHARLES CRENSHAW, Houma LEONARD CRITCHER, Houston, Tex. DIANE CROW, Shreveport RAYE DARNELL, Shreveport 6f« £ ' £« h 4 0 e ' ■■■■ - ' A$r J-aWB ' H- Here are three fraternity pledges exhibiting typical excitement for Greek Day. GAYLON DAIGLE, Bossier City DICK DAVIDSON, Portland, Indiana JOHNNY DAVIDSON, Houston, Tex. MIKE DEARE, New Orleans ROBERT DEBUSK, Miami, Fla. WAYNE DENNIS, Shreveport CHUCK DUNN, Jekyll Island, Georgia PAM DUNN, Baytown, Tex. KENNETH EASLEY, Monroe ROBERT EHRHARDT, Shreveport GARY ESPENSCHIED, Verden, 111. PAT EWING, Dallas, Tex. DON FISHER, Shreveport ROBERT FISHER, Shreveport CARL FRAZIER, Shreveport JAMES A. FULLILOVE, Shreveport CAROLYN GARISON, Eldorado, Ark. ELIZABETH GARNIEK, Bastrop BETH GIBBS, Shreveport GLEN ANN GILCREASE, Shreveport SOPHOMORES This is known as local talent. It often goes under another name, not permissible here. LARRY GILMOIR. Shreveport RELLIS GODFREY. Shreveport KAY GONET, Shreveport HANK GOWEN, Shreveport JAN RAE GREEN, Richardson, Tex. JOHN GREEN, Springhill DICK GRISHAM, Dallas, Tex. TRUDY GULLEY, Beaumont, Tex. BUD HAMMOND, Des Moines, Iowa LESTER HAMMOND, Dallas, Tex. MARSHA HARPER, Baytown, Tex. STEVE HARRIS, Houma GENE HAY, Lake Charles DEW HOLLIDAY, Shreveport BETTY HOLLIS, Port Neches, T ex. PEGGY HOLT, Dallas, Tex. DAVID HOSKINS, Sulphur BARBARA HUDSON, Shreveport JIM HUDSON, Houston, Tex. FRANK HUGHES, Benton JAMES INCE, Shreveport RON INDERBITZEN, Shreveport CATHERINE JAMES, Shreveport CONNELLY JAMES, Shreveport LARRY JAMES, Shreveport PHIL JENNINGS, Shreveport GLADYS JOHNSON, Shreveport ALLAN JONES, Hot Springs, Ark. POLLY KOVACH, Shreveport BEN LAND, Shreveport JOHN PITTS LAUNEY, Dallas, LEE LAWRENCE, Crowley Tex. BURNELL LeMOINE, Marksville MARCIA LEONARD, Little Rock, Ark. WAYNE LINDER, Arkadelphia, Ark. MIKE LITTLE, Houston, Tex. WILLIAM LOWE, Shreveport MAUREEN LU, Hong Kong, China There is a side to Trudy that few people know. BEVERLY LYFORD, Grapevine, Tex. MARIANNE MARSH, Shreveport PAULA MARSHALL, Dallas, Tex. SHERMAN MATTHEWS, Serepta MICHAEL MILLER, Dallas, Tex. JOHN MITCHELL, Shreveport ROBERT MOCATA, Shreveport SIDNEY MONTEGUDO, Zachary JIMMY MONTGOMERY, Springhill M ARIE MORGAN, Bossier City HARRIET MORRIS, Shreveport WAYNE MORROW, Jonesboro Another side view. JOHNYCE MUNDO, Shreveport DOUGLAS NEAL, Shreveport WALTER NETHERTON, Shreveport MARGARET NORTH, Shreveport LYNN OLDSON, Little Rock, Ark. POLLY PAGE, Shreveport 164 Inderbitzen ' s best side. CHARLES PARK, Springhill DARRELL PARKER, Rodessa FAYE PAYNE, Shreveport MARY PEARSON, Vivian J. CARY PERKS, Shreveport MARSHA PICKETT, New Orleans f.X. I J,kfc 7 l Long lines are a memorable event in registration. Someone had better tell the young lady that this is a rest room line. LOU POPEJOY, Shreveport WILLIAM PORNELL, Shreveport PAUL REINSCHELD, Shreveport SHARON REYNOLDS, Bossier City KAY RHEMAN, Jennings DARRELL RICE, Shreveport SHARYN RIORDAN, Metairie JOHN ROBERTS, Pineville SAUNDRA RUFFIN. Shreveport KERRY SALMON, Shreveport RONALD LEE SCOTT, Shreveport SHARON SHERRIL, Shreveport LESLIE SHIRLEY, Dallas, Tex. EDWARD SIMMONS, Dallas, Tex. GERALD SIMONTON, Shreveport NORMA SISTRUNK, Shreveport DICK SMITH, Houston, Tex. NANCY SMITH, Vivian SARA SMITH, Dallas, Texas LARRY SNEDDON, North Little Rock, Ark. TERRI SOMMERS, Houston, Tex. MARY SORROWS, Dallas, Texas PAULA STAHLS, Shreveport SOPHOMORES Jubilation, bordering on mass hysteria, was brought on by the pledges ' skit at the Kappa Sigma Christmas party. LAURA STEVENS, Magnolia, Ark. KATHERINE STEWART, Shreveport ROY STRINGFELLOW, Shreveport JOHN STROUD, Shreveport JANET TALLEY, Leesville LOLLY TINDOL, Shreveport ANNE TRAWICK, Bossier City DONNA LOU VALLIERE, Shreveport ELLEN VAUGHAN, Jonesville, Tex. ANNE MAY VAUGHN, Greenwood DICK VORAN, Shreveport LOREN WALLACE, Jerseyville, 111. CYNTHIA WATTS, Shreveport ANN WEST, Shreveport LINDA WEST, Shreveport SHERRY WEST, Vivian BOBBIE WHALEY, Houston, Tex. KATHY WHITE, Terryville, Conn. GLORIA WILLIAMS, Shreveport DONNA WILSON, Houston, Tex. PAMELA WILTEN, Houston, Tex. MARIANNE WOOLNER, New Orleans JANIE WROTEN, Winnfield REED YATES, Beaumont, Tex. Freshman Glass Favorites Mary bnghsh Will Fi n nin —mam. ,- The Onion Shop, a ridiculous tradition, is the upper- classmens ' way of getting the first chance at freshman girls. Haircuts are administered by upperclassmen with thinning hairlines. Suda Adams, Shreveport Patricia Alewvne, Dallas, Tex. Martha Alford, Linden, Tex. Lee Allen, Henderson, Texas Suanne Allen, Keithville, La. Warren Allen, Wtnfield, La. Melinda Allison, Lake Charles, James Anderson, Shreveport ■jjfc. . La. Patricia Andrews, N. Little Rock, Ark. Robbie Ashford, Shreveport Robert Atkins, Shreveport Nancy Augustat, Houma, La. Dean Baird, Metairie, La. Betty Barnes, Keithville, La. George Barnett, Oil City, La. Chris Barnette, Shreveport David Basinger, Shreveport Randall Beauclair, Shreveport Linda Beede, Shreveport Marsha Bennett, Houston, Tex. Susan Behrman, Dallas, Tex. Rhys Best, Dallas, Tex. Tom Bitterwolf, New Orleans, La. Bo Blackmon, Baton Rouge, La. Martha Blake, Shreveport David Blodgett, Mt. Pleasant, Tex. Billy Booth, New Iberia, La. Gayle Boucher, Springhill, La. Randy Bratton, Shreveport Gerald Brockwell, Petersburg, Va. Jay Brodt, Dallas, Tex. Beverly Brooks, Ft. Worth, Texas Robin Brown, Shreveport John Broyles, Shreveport Robert Bryson, Shreveport Barbara Buckner, Shreveport Ellen Buford, Bastrop, La. Anne Bullock, Shreveport Dorthy Cain, Lafayette, La. Jackie Caldwell, Shreveport Donna Campbell, Baton Rouge, La. Pat Caraway, Shreveport George Carpenter, Shreveport Mike Carrington, Shreveport Barbara Carter, Prospect, Ky. Carol Carter, Dallas, Tex. Deloris Carter, Little Rock, Ark. Judith Cato, Jackson, Miss. James Chance, Florien, La. Joseph Chiles, Vivian, La. Susan Coburn, Oklahoma City, Okla. Alan Cochran, Rayville, La. Kenneth Cockerham, Shreveport Paul Cooke, New Orleans, La. Nancy Cooper, Springhill, La. Joe Corby, Shreveport Gary Corley, Shreveport Cindy Coulter, Lockesburg, Ark. Elmo Cox, Jonesboro, La. Neta Craig, Shreveport Nancy Collom, Texarkana, Tex. Carol Culpepper, Monroe, La. Susan Dean, McAllen, Tex. Lynda Ferguson, Silsbee, Texas Mike DeRider, Dunkirk, N.Y. Suzette DeWeese, Lafayette, La. Sallie Dixon, Belcher, La. Jack Dominick, Mira, La. c At the end of Freshman Follies, the participants threw their beloved at the audience. Don ' t they look cute? Cary Dougherty, Baton Rouge, La. Lynda Douglass, Dallas, Tex. James Driggers, Shreveport Karen Duncan, Dayline, La. Diane Dunn, Metairie, La. Rob Duvall, Shreveport Rex Durham, Shreveport Monroe Ebarb, Shreveport Arni Eglisson, Reykjavik, Iceland Robert Elliott, Shreveport Susan Embery, Shreveport Mary English, N. Little Rock, Ark. Hulett Evans, Shreveport Karen Everitt, Jackson, Miss. Sue Ewing, Dallas, Texas Rusty Faught, Bossier City, la. Carol Fincher, Camden, Ark. Will Finnin, Dubach, La. Dixie Fisher, Shreveport Darrell Fitts, Rodessa, La. Janie Fleming, Shreveport Paul Forley, Shreveport Ronnie Forrest, Shreveport Elvira Frick, New Iberia, La. Andy Fullerton, Shreveport FRESHMEN Will (Cowboy) Finnin belts out a sexy little number. Centenary goes in big for cowboys. Toni Funicella, Tyler, Tex. Milan Ganaway, Monroe, Tex. Terry Gaustad, Houston, Tex. Michael Gibbs, Salem, 111. Henry Giessen, Downsville, La. Gaye Gilster, Shreveport Connie Grambling, Minden, La. Sandra Groft, Vivian, La. Barbara Hall, Bossier City Tom Halliburton, Shreveport Elizabeth Hardy, Texarkana, Tex. Pat Harrison, Berwick, La. Milancy Hattaway, Houston, Tex. Pat Henderson, Shreveport Donna Hicks, Shreveport Deede Haynes, Shreveport Barry Haywood, Shreveport Donald Hill, Bossier City David Hinton, Minden, La. Larry Hogue, Texarkana, Ark. Bliss Holland, Chappaqua, N.Y. Mary Holt, Dallas, Tex. James Hopkins, Shreveport Dale Hoskins, Shreveport Marilyn Howell, Bossier City Rita Huskabee, Shreveport Allen Hunt, Shreveport James L. Jackson, Shreveport Anita Jewell, El Dorado, Ark. Sharon Johnston, Shreveport Bob Jones, Houston, Texas Gayle Jones, Harrisonburg, La. Geneva Jones, Holton, Ind. Two of the few beauty pageant entries who didn ' t have to learn their talent numbers the night be- fore the contest. James Jones, Houston, Texas Karen Jones, Chicago, 111. Marc Jones, Shreveport Jimmy Journey, Shreveport Lawrence Joyner, Shreveport Walter Jung, New Orleans, La. Marie Junkin, N. Little Rock, Ark. Bill Kelly, Wayne, N.J. Marie Kerwin, Long Branch, N.J. Jerry Kilpatrick, Shreveport Billy Kimbro, Center, Tex. Lynda Kissling, Houston, Tex. Jim Klein, Little Rock, Ark. Kay Koelemay, New Orleans, La. Becky Kuhatschek, Dallas, Tex. James Kurzweg, Metairie, La. Nell La Barre, Vero Beach, Fla. Charles Lafargue, Shreveport Robert Lange, Maplewood, Mo. Lars Larson, Uppsola, Sweden Chris Launey, Dallas, Tex. Patricia Le Blanc, Shreveport Bill Lee, Shreveport Catherine LeggatpRoyal Oak, Mich. Sherry Leopard, Shreveport Lillian Levy, Shreveport David Lindsey, Shreveport Paul Long, Dallas, Tex. Joe Loupe, Baton Rouge, La. Gloria Lyles, Mansfield, La. Jim McAJear, Springfield, Mo. Janelle McCammon, Lafayette, La. Tommy McClary, Shreveport Cherry McCraine, Zachary, La. Darrell McGibany, Alton, 111. Morey McGonigle, Corpus Christi, Tex. Johanna McGraw, Shreveport Eugene McKenzie, Bossier City Rahna McKay, Metairie, La. Billy McNamara, Shreveport Virginia McRae, Leesville, La. Don Mackaman, Dallas, Tex. Melvin Maloney, Shreveport Kathleen Martin, Shreveport Lowell Mask, Ft. Smith, Ark. Mandy Massey, Shreveport Mike Mather, Dallas, Tex. Tom Matlock, Shreveport Caroline Means, Iowa City, Iowa Pat Mickley, Houston, Tex. George Miller, Shreveport Henry Miller, New Orleans, La. Richard Moore, Shreveport Larry Morris, Longview, Texas Gail Morgan, El Dorado, Arkansas Mary Lynn Muench, Little Rock, Ark. George Murray, Shreveport Julia Nance, Dixie, La. Kay Natsis, Tyler, Texas Deeana Nichols, N. Litde Rock, Ark ft J 0 n I „ %%W[. ' .-■■ ' THA Aft • % f  ■„ .- t IT T P Tryouts for freshman cheerleader represent one of the tew athletic innovati ons in recent years, Jerry Nichols, Bossier City, La. Wallace Nobles, Houston, Tex. Brenda Olds, Shreveport Tommy Oliphant, Houston, Tex. Kathy O ' Meallie, New Orleans, La. James Palmer, Shreveport Jim Parker, Sulphur, La. Deas Parish, Monroe, La. Myrna Parnell, Shreveport Chris Parsons, Shrevepor Judy Pate, Shreveport Don Peck, Richardson, Tex. Cheryl Peterson, Ringold, La. Tommy Peyton, Shreveport Linda Pierce, Shreveport Parti Piercy, Shreveport Jan Pirkle, Grapevine, Tex. Joan Pinholster, New Orleans, La. John Pledger, Evansville, Ind. Mary Poolman, Little Rock, Ark. Bob Powell, Dallas, Tex. Carol Presley, Bossier City Richard Proud, Bayside, N.Y. Cherry Pyle, Pine Bluff, Ark. Carolvn Randall, Baton Rouge, La. The English de partment frustrates freshmen during as well as after registration. This is when they learn that illiteracy is not overcome by the ability to print. Cliff Rawlinson, Lake Charles, La. Charles Reed, Covington, La. Lynda Reeves, Shreveport Diana Remsing, Bossier City Bettye Reyenga, Belcher, La. Ann Rice, Bellaire, Tex. Annette Riddle, Opelousas, La. David Rimmer, Shreveport Virginia Rodgers, Shreveport Nancy Rodgers, Lincoln, Neb. Diane Rose, Shreveport Mary Ann Rose, Shreveport James Rushworth, Shreveport Martha Russell, Shreveport Pattie Sanders, Many, La. Mary Saunders, Texarkana, Tex. Bruce Satter, Miami, Fla. Robert Sayers, Bossier City Richard Schmidt, New Orleans, La. Troyanne Schran, Bossier City Richard Schwartz, Leesville, La. Mary Scott, Shreveport Nancy Seago, Shreveport Craig Secrest, Ft. Smith, Ark. Deno Seder, Shreveport Kristina Seitz, Shreveport Charles Self, Leesville, La. AmySengle, Alexandria, La. Sally Sharrarci, Shreveport Joe Shelton, Dallas, Tex. Judson Shivley, Shreveport Mildred Smith, Shreveport Sandra Smith, Baton Rouge, 7 La. Dwight Snuffer, Shreveport Conrad Soderstrom, Shreveport Ronald Solanic, Shreveport Skip Spates, Maplewood, La. Marilyn Stafford, El Dorado, Ark. James St. Amand, Opelousas, La. Bill Stanley, Camden, Ark. Marcille Starling, Bradley, Ark. Joyce Staples, Bossier City Mike Steele, Houston, Tex. Jaci Stephens, Shreveport Stephanie Stewart, Shreveport Joe Storey, New Orleans, La. Nancy Stringfellow, El Dorado, Ark. Patty Sullenberger, Shreveport Charlie Sullivan, Shreveport Gary Sutton, Long Beach, Calif. Robert Swan, New Orleans, La. Phillip Swearingen, Shreveport Linda Teer, Dixie, La. Carol Thomas, Houston, Tex. Mike Thurber, Metairie, La. Keith Tinnin, Shreveport Parti Toers, Magnolia, Ark. Jo Ann Toland, N. Little Rock, Ark. John Townsend, Houston, Texas Eileen Trichel, Shreveport Barbie Truitt, St. Francisville, La. Gary Utkov, Memphis, Tenn. Herb Vaughn, Shreveport Linda Vick, Dallas, Tex. Ellen Victory, Shreveport Frances Victory, Shreveport Donna Vogel, Lakewood, Calif. Susan Wade, Austin, Tex. Arden Waggonner, Benton, La. Allen Waites, Shreveport Mary Waller, Shreveport Rick Walton, Rayville, La. Rodger Wedgeworth, Shreveport Peggy Wenk, Shreveport Wesley Wheless, Shreveport Carol White, Bossier City Merry White, Dayline, La. Tom White, Shreveport Glenda Williams, Shreveport Mellie Williams, Marshall, Texas Linda Willis, Pine Bluff, Ark. Leslie Willson, Dallas, Texas Diane Wilson, Dallas, Tex. Nancy Wilson, Gulfport, Miss. Lorris Wimberly, Arcadia, La. Glenda Winkler, St. Louis, Mo. Nancy Wright, Shreveport Mary Wyrick, Magnolia, Ark. Harvey Yellen, Shreveport Cheryll Young, Shreveport Thomas Young, Dallas, Tex. Dee Youngblood, Shreveport VThie Ypncopin staff and friends chase rats at the jaeauty pageant. There were lots of rats around that night. - ' ' ' ' ' ; ' h. ' } ;- -i ' -) : -:s ' : Said staff makes a runway for the beauties to walk on. Measurements , even floor measurements are very important at a beauty pageant, v Hysteria has set in. ; ' ' -■;•;; ,V We love yOu, paper mistress. ISlSPiP ; H -T Csa ' — ■-, ' • ' ; A t- If 1 is 4| 3 IrC y i 1 1 1 1  ■ asM p a MiaKBhi In You can ' t edit a yearbook for two years without having a few things to say when it ' s all over, so read no farther ufl- less you ' re interested in accumulated thoughts. Of course we have thank-yojus to say to staff members who worked - they were few, and we appreciated their ef-; forts. To staff members who didn ' t manage to get their sections in on time or at all, we won ' t print the things we have in mind to say. This is neither the time nor the place to vent spleen. Much gratitude goes to Mr. Fiser and Mr. Austin, who often had wet shoulders from listening to our troubles. A last rose is tossed to non-staff people who helped so much with the beauty pageant and the book itself. In editing the Yoncopin, a phenomenal panorama of opinion must be pacified, The faculty arid administration must not be insulted, Louisiana Methodism must be pleased, the city of Shreveport must not be incriminated, and the stu-. dents must be satisfied. Our efforts were concentrated on the area of opinion which we felt to be most important, that of the students, with the hope that other opinions weren ' t slighted too severely. So here is the 1965 Yoncopin. We hope you like it - we ' ve loved giving it to you. Suzann Welty ' Jimmy Mounger Index (1) Freshman (2) Sophomore (3); junior (4) Senior (5) Special Adair. Don (4) ' 84,j ' 44 Adams, 5uda-fH 100,170 . Alewyne,- Patricia (l ' ) 98,171 ; -Aleiandeft ' TCareii (2) ' 75,91 ' ' •..■ Afford, -Marth ' a.;(l vi7i ' .. ' Allen,. .Cordon (4 83 v! ' -. ,AJfen, Millard (1) 171 Allen, Sparine (1) ' 63,171 ' •AJlcjni Warren 1(1) 171 - : • Allison, Melinda (I) 171 Anderson, Janies ' (2) , .. . Anderson, James H. (1) ,108,171 Anderson, Joy (1) 84,98,161 Anderson, June (3) 102,152 Anderson, Susan (4) 91 Andrews, John (1) 122 Andrevys, Patricia (1), 63,170 Andrews, Wilda (5) 144 Anthony, Car ' roi (5) 161 . - Arnold, Carl (3) 161 .- ■ ' ■ ' ..-. Arnold, Ernest (3). 78,82,83,108,152 Ashford, Bobble (1), 171,.- ;.,.;, • ' ■ ' ' -.: ' : Atkins,. Robert (1) 171 V , ' ' ; ' ; , Augustat, Nancy (1); 102,171 ' .: Babcock, James (4) 144 Bailey, . Wallace (4) 69,72,106,144 ; -■ ' -: ' ' Baillif, Adell (2). 79,102,158,159 Bafns, John (3)- 83 .: ' . - Baird, Wplcott (1) 1051.71 Baker, William (2) 161 Bangert, Gail (3) 73,77,79,98,152 Barnes, Barry (3) 161 .. Barnes, Betty (1) 171 Barnes, Jere (3) 152 Barnctt, George (1) 171 Barnctte, Chris (1)105,171 . Bartcll, Joan (3) 100,152 . Basham, Catherine (4) 161 : Basinger, David (1)170 Bass, Donald (2) 161 Baughman, Charles (4) 57,72,81,144 Baysdcn, Barbara (3) 161 Beauclair, Randall (1) 106,170 . ' Beede, Linda (1) 100,171 Becde, Sharon (3) 61,63,67,71,77,87,100, 152 Bchrman, Susan (1) 171 Bennett, Marsha (1) 98,171 Best, Rhys (1.) 64,106,171 Biggerstaff, Frances (2) 161 Bettcrwolf, Thomas (1) 171 Blackmon, James (1) 81,106,171 Blake, Martha (1) 100;i71 Blcvins, Sharon (4) 144 Block, Nancy (4) 144 Blodgctt, Henry (1) 69,170 Boddie, Linda (3) 102,152 Bogan, Linda (3) 161 Bohanan, Henry (3) 132 Bonncau, Gail (4) 75,77,100,144 . Bonncau, Lynne, (3) 100,152 Booth, John (1) 106,168;170 Booth, Karon (2) 98,161 Boucher, Rclattde: (1) 63,171 Bowker, William (4) 55 62,65,67,71, 106, - 142,144 ' ' v v: : . ' ■ ' ...■■■• •.,• ' ,; Boyd, James (2): 81,87,108,161 . Boykin, Roger (3) 1.52 : ; . . Bradcn, John (2). 161 ' . . • Bradford, Mildred (5); Bradley (Dorothy (3) .90,102 . Brandt, Marvih ' (4) 144: ' ' . . Bratton, Bert (1) .105,126,171 • . .■ . Bratton. Dorinda (3) 152.: • ' .■ ' ■ ' • Bray, Margaret(3) 7.3,102,152 ,:- Bra .iel, Don- J61. : .■ ' . ' - ■ ' ;. ' .• ' ;.: Brener Etta Bac (2) 64,161 Brent, John (4) 79 Brewster, Frances (2) 161 ' .■ ' .i, ' 1 ' Brian, Bonnye (4) 63,78,144 Brock; Mary (3). 78,82,83,84 ' .. ■ ..;■ ' ' Brockwell, Gerald (i) . Brodt, Jay (1) 67,106,168,171 ' . ; ' -, Brooks, Beverly (1) 84,171 . Brown, Carol (4) 9 ,144 : Brown, Ernestine (3) 84,152 - . Brown. James (2) 159.161 Brown, Janet (3) 74,79,84,161 ' ,: ' Brown, Robert (4) 105 ■ l ' . ' ; Brown. Robin (1) 102 :B.rpy.lcs, John (1) 171 Bruce, Merry Anne (4) 144 .. Bryson, Robert (1) 170 Buchanan, Alice Ann (2) 84,102,161 Bucklcw, Marty (3) 63,69,152 Buckntr, Barbara (1) 98,170 ; Bucy, Mary (2) 161 . Buford, Ellen (1) 79,102,171 , Burgess, Jbhn t?) 106,161 Burnap, Patricia (2) ' 73,lfl0,I61 Btirson, James (3) 63,7.9.152 Butcher, Jerry ; 4). 112,113 144 Butler, Enid (5) 84 Cabrai ' .Edwin ,(2) 64,81,l06,135,136,16i Cage Rodney (3) 104 Cain, Dorcifhy XI) 102,171 Caldw;ell, Jackie (1) 171 CaHiham Robert (4) 144 - Campbell, Alexander (4) 104,144 Campbell, Donna (3) 84,98,136,171, Campbell, Paula (2) 63,76,100,161 ' Caraway, Porter (1) 106;171 • Carlisle, Joseph (2); 104 ' Carpenter, George (1)171 - Carringfon, Michael (2) 78,82,83,170 Carroll, Sherman (2) 78,81,i08,161 ; Carter, Barbara (1) 78,170 ; -Carter, Bonita (3) 78;152 Carter, Carol. (1) 17) .Carter, Ida (1) 102,171 .: . Carter, terry: (1) 86 Carter, Thomas (3) 161 . • CSfver, James (2) 71,81,108,161 Catc, Sandra (4) 76,77,102,144 ,, : - Catcs, Talmadgc (3) 14 1 ' , Cato, Judy (1) 171 - Causey, Bill (4) 82,83 , ' : ' ! ' ; ,. ' - ' : ' . ' :. ' . ' .. Chambers, Peggy (2) 78,161 ' ' .. ■ ' : Chance, James (1) 171 Chapman, Ronald (3) 152 Chatham, James (4) 144 Chen, Shin-Shong D. (4) 144 Chewning, James (2) 161 Chiles, Carolyn (3) 87,152 Chiles, Joseph (1) 171 Clem, Phyllis (2) 161 Clingman, Anne (3) 72,84,100,153 Clinton, Steve (3) 62,69,85,153 Coburn, Susan (1) 171 Cochran, Alan (1) 171 Cockerham, Kenneth (1) 108,170 Collins, Marvin (4) 144 Collins, Phyllis (4) ' 144 Colquitt, Tom (3) 57,75,79,81,85,105,153 Colvert, Kathy (3) 100,153 Conry, William (3) 153 Cooke, Harry (2) 161 Cooke, Mary (3) 102,153 Cooke, Paul (1) 171 Cooper, Linda (3) 78,161 Cooper, Nancy (1) 63,84,171 ; . Copeland, Judd (4) 52,56,81,108,144,153 Corby, Joseph (1) 105,171 Cordaro, Joseph (4) 85,144 Corley, Gary (1) 171 Cotton, Carole (4) 74,100,144 Coulter, Cindy (1) 102,171 Courtney, Robert (3) 63,153 Covington, Ann O. 38,56,66,71,77,80,102, 144 Cowen, John (4) 144 Cowen, Martha 52,80 Cox, Elmo (1) 171 . ' Cox, Janet (4) 54,71,76,77,102,145 ■ Cox, Linda (4) 1.45 Craig, Neta (1) 171 Crain, Dorothy (2) 161 Crammer, Robert (3) 161 y Creech, Sonja (2) 161 Crenshaw, Charles (2) 112,120,161 Cristofolctti, Richard (4) 63,145 Critchcr, Bill (2) 67,71,158,161 Crosby, Howard (4) 145 Crow, Margaret (2) 161 , Cullom, Nancy (1) 170 Gulp; James (3) 69,153 Culpepper, Carol (1) 100,171 Cunningham, Carol (3) 78,136,153 Curlin, Patrick (3) 91 Cutrcr, Jerry (3) 86,153 , Daigle, Gaylon (2) 83,85,162 . Dance, Dell (4) 63,86,145 Darnell, Rayc (2) 98,161 Davidson, John (2) 64,106,162 Davidson, Richard (3) 112,113,162 Davis, Doug (3) 78 Day, Peter (3) 86- Dean, Suan (1) 100,171 Dear, Willis (4) 78,81,108,145 Dcare, Morgan (2) 162 D ' cbusk, Robert (2) 162 t)cRider, Michael (1) 122,171 Dcwesc, Jennifer (1) 57,78,102,171 Dickason, Janet (4) 145 Dickerson, Bob (4) 79,105 Dilbcck, Brcnda (1) 84 Dillon, Rachel (2) 102 Dinwiddie, Bruce (4) 104,145 Dixon, Sarah (I) 102,171 Dobbins, Keith (4) 145 Dominick, Jack (1) 106,171 Dougherty, Gary (1) 105,126,172 Driggers, James (2) 172 Douglass, Lynda (1) 102,162 Dry, Diana (3) 72,85,100,153 Dumas, Mary Ellen (4) 75,77,100,145 Duncan, Karen (1) 172 Dunn, Charles (2) 82,106,162 Dunn, Diane (1) 73,84,100,172 Dunn, Pamela (2) 63,78,102,162 Dupuy, Roy (4) 145 Durham, David (3) 105 Durham, Rex (1) 172 ' .■ Duvall, Robert (1) 134,172 Dykes, David (3) 153 Easlcy, William (2) 162 Eaton, Betty (4) 145 Ebarb, Monroe (1) 172 Egilsson, Ami (1) 78,172 Ehrhardt, Robert (2) 162 Elliott, James (1) 172 Ellis, William (3) 63,87,153 Embrcy, Susan (1) 100,172 Emerson, Judy (3) 60,102,153 English, Mary (1) 83,84,100,169,172 Espcnschied, Gary (2) 112,121,162 Estcs, Patty (3) 63,84,102,153 Estcs, Ruth (2) 61,100 Eubanks, Ronald (4) 69,145 Evans, Hulctt (1) 172 Everitt, Karen (1) 78 . Ewing, Patric (2) 108,162 Ewing, Sue (1) 46,100,126,172 Farrcll, Robert (4) 145 Faught, Leon (1) 172 Fazakcrly, George (4) 87,145 Ferguson, Lynda (1) 44,171 Field, J.E. (4) 106,145 Finchcr, Carol (1) 73,172 Finnin, Will (1) 57,78,108,169,172 Fiscr, Karen (3) 73,85 Fisher, Dixie (1) 172 Fisher, Donald (2) 162 Fisher, Robert (2) 162 Fitts, Darrell (1) 172 Fleming, Janie (1) 73,100,172 Forley, Paul (1) 172 Forrest, WUI (2) 106 Forte, Michael (3) 153 Fortcnberry, Benny (3) 108,153 Frazier, Carl (2) 162 Frick, Elvira Mae (1) 78,172 Fullcrton, Andy (1) 122,123,172 Fullilove, James (2) 104,162 Funicella, Toni ' 173 Cannaway, Milann (1) 78,100,173 Garison, Eula (3) 162 , Gamier, Elizabeth (2) 162 Gaustad, Terry (1) 106,173 Gayer, Mary (5) 63 Germann, Dellis (1) 122,123 Gibbs, Mich (1) 122,123,173 Cibson, William (1) 106 Giessen, Charles (1) 64,78,173 Gicsse ' n, Helen (3) 78,154 Gilcrease, Glyn (2) 102,162 Cilmorc, Larry (2) 163 Gilstcr, Gayc (1) 173 Gisy, Gail (4) 106,143,145 Class, Bette (4) 98,145 Glass, Walter (4) 83, 145 Godfrey, Judith (3) 155 Godfrey, Phil (3) 105 Conet, Kay (2) 103,163 Goodwin, Marsha (3) 74,76,102,155 Coodwin, Paul (4) 145 Gowen, Francis (3) 104,163 Crambling, Constance (1) 63,78,82,83,98, 173 Graves, Linda (3) 50,57,81,102,155 Green, Jan (2) 163 Green, John (2) 163 Green, Sammy (4) 145 Griffith, Russell (3) 122 Grisham. Richard (1) 71.72.108,163 Criswold, Vance (4) 69,108,145 Croft, Sandra (I) 102,126,173 Gulley, Grace (2) 75,100,124,158,163 Gutteridge, Butch (4) 73,108,145 Hall, Amy (4) 145 Hall, Barbara (1) 173 Halliburton, Tommy (2) 106,173 Hammond, Hugh (2) 163 Hammond, Lester (2) 105,163 Hampton, Rebecca (3) 72,85,155 Hanks, Suzanne (4) 73,98,145 Hardy, Elizabeth (1) 79,100,173 Harker, Ralph (3) 78,155 Harper, Marsha (2) 100,63 Harris, Donald (3) 106,135,136,155 Harris, John (2) 106,124,163 Harris, Louise (3) 77,102,154 Harrison, Patricia (1) 173 Hattaway, Marcia (3) 102 Haug, Cynthia (3) 100,155 Hay, Dennis (2) 124,163 Haynes, DcVere (1) 173 Haynie, Barrie (2) 112,113 Haywood, Barry (1) 173 Heath, Connie (4) 52,61,80,87,145 Hemphill, Barbara (4) 71,98,146 Henderson, Catherine (3) 155 Hengy, Juliana (3) 155 Henry, Bonnie (3) 63,90,155 Henry, Donald (3) 112,113,155 Hernandez, Andrew (4) 146 Herrin, James (3) 154 Hester, Joanne (4) 146 Hickman, Linda (3) 98,155 Hicks, Donna (1) 83,173 Hiers, Barbara (4) 149 Hinton, David (1) 78,173 Hogue, Larry (1) 173 Hohmann, Lcla Anne (3) 63,65,69,77,84, 102,155 Holland, Bliss (1) 102,173 Hollenshcad, Lou (4) 63 Holliday, Dew (2) 163 Hollis, Betty (2) 102,163 Holoubek, Mary J. (3) 77,98,155 Holt, Margaret (2) 102,163 Holt, Mary (1) 173 Holt, Patricia (4) 74,146 Honaker, Mary A. (4) 71,77,98,146 Hooker, John (3) 63,86,106,155 Hopkins, Frances (4) 84,146 Hopkins, James (1) 173 Horn, Carroll (4) 73,106,132,146 Hoskins, David (2) 85,163 Hoskins, William (1) 135,173 Howard, Mary (4) 61,77,100,146 Howard, Ralph (4) 146 Howell, Marlyn (1) 173 Hruska, Richard (3) 62,63,64,65,67,71,72, 85,90,106,150,155 iluckabeet, Rita (1) 174 Hudson, Barbara (3) 163 Hudson, Fay (4) 146 Hudson, James (5) 105,125,163 Hughes, Frank (2) 57,81,87,108,163 Humphries, Linda (4) 149 Hunt, Allen (1) 175 Hutchenson, Nita (3) 155 Hutton, Ann (2) 98 Idom, Roy (4) 146 Incc, James (2) 165 Inderbitzin, Ronald (2) 106,165 Jackson, James (1) 81,175 Jaggers, Gloria (3) 154 Jahnke, Paula (4) 47,102,146 James, Catherine (2) 82,165 James, Conrad (4) 108 James, Larry (2) 81,108,165 Jennings, Herbert (4) 39,54,57,62,65,87, 106,146 Jennings, Phil (2) 106,132,165 Jewell, Anita (1) 136,175 Johnson, Gladys (2) 165 Johnson, Judith (3) 155 Johnson, Linda (4) 146 Johnson, Manly (4) 146 Johnson, Sharon (1) 175 Jones, Allen (2) 106,165 Jones, Geneva (1) 79,175 Jones, James (1) 174 Jones,; .Karen (1) 175 Jones, Nola ' (1). 98 ■ ' ..■■ ' ■ ■■•■ ' ' ::,:[ ' ,: Jones, Ralph (4) 146 . ' -■ ' Jones, Robert ' (1) 175 Journey, James (1) 75,175, Joyrier, Lawrence (1) 175 . Jung, Walter (5) 175 Junkin, Ruth (1) 79,103,168,175 Keller, Sally (4) 55,69,80,87,100,146 : Kellcy, Betty (4) 146 Kellcy, Doris (3) 79,87,155 Kelly, William (5) 108,175 , Kent, George (3) 106,155 Kerr, Lena (5) 84. . V ■ V : ; ' i ' Kerwin, Marie (1) 174. . , ' ' ■..... Kerwin, Thomas (3). 112,11,6 . i;:- Kilpatrick, Paul (1) 64,174 .,,,:. Kimbro, Billy (1) 175 Kissling, Lynda (1) 92,175 Kizer, Lee (3) 62,66,74,79,107,135;155 Klein, James (1) 175 Knox, Harold (4) 146 Koclemay, Kay (1) 45,103,175 Kouach, Polly (2) 165 Kremer, Helen (4) 82,83 Kuhatschek, Becky (1) 103,126,175 Kurzwez, James (1) 105,175 LaBarrc, Nell (1) 100,175 Lafarguc, Charles (1) 174 Land, Ben (2) 64,106,165 Langc, Robert (1) 122,123,174 Larsson, Lars (1) 78,108,175 Launey, Chris (1) 107,175 Launey, John (2) 165 Lawrence, Lee (2) 107,165 Lea, Amy (4) 79 ' ; . LcBlanc, Patricia (1) 175 Lee, William (1) 175 ; Leggat, Catherine (1) 84,175, ... ' ' •■ ' ■ ' . ' ■ Lemoine, Burhell (2) 165 Leonard, Marcia (3) 103,165 Leopard, Sherry (1) 100,175 Levinson, Rcgina (4) 51,77,84,100,143,146 Levy, Lillian (1) 175 Ligon, Dorothy (4) 84,146 Linder, Robert (2) 75,107,165 Lindh, Frances (3) 155 Lindsey, David (1) 174 Little, James (2) 125,165 Little, Rebecca (4) 146 Lollar, Frankie (3) 154 Long, Barrow (3) 155 Long, Paul (5) 174 : , Long, Wayne (3) 107 Loupe, Joseph (1) 108,175 Lowe, William (2) 165 Lu, Maureen (2) 87,165 Luke, John (3) 79,107,151 Lyford, Beverly (2) 165 Lyles, Gloria (1) 84,98,175 McAfoos, Stanley (4) 104,112,122 McAlear, Jim (1) 122,123,175 McCammon, Janelle (1) 64,100,175 McClary, Thomas (1) 64,175 McClung, Linda (4) 146 McCraine, Ethel (1) 175 McDanicl, Truly (4) 107,146 McFarland, Patricia (4) 146 McGibany, Darrell (5) 122,123,175 McGonigle, Morey (1) 174 McGraw, Johanna (1) 100,174 ■ . Mclntyre, Jacqueline (4) 100,146 , McKenzie, Eugene (1) 108,175 ; McKey, Rahna (1) 175 McKnight, Alton (2) 64 McLaughlin, Edward (4) 64,75,107,146 McMullen, Patricia (4) 146 McNamara, William (1) 105,175 . McRae, Virginia (1) 175 Mackaman, Donald (1) 108,175 Malone, Muriel (4) 146 ' . ' ■ ' ■ Malonc, William (4) 81,83,107 Maloney, Melviri (1) 175 ' T..V Mareum, Lois (5) 147, Ma ' rkel; Evalinc (4) 57, ' 66;71,76.77,82;99, ' -■ ' ' J47-. .: v;v:- : •• ' ■::■■■ ' V, ■ ' ■ , , Marler, Don (4) 136,147 Marili, ' Marianne (2) 165 ' ,••■ ' Marshall, Paula (2) 76,103,165 : ■ V. . ■. Martin, Kathleen (1)175 , Martin, Martha (4} 71,103,147 Mask, James (1)122,175 -. Masseyi Mandy :.(§) 175 Mather, Mike (1) 107,175 ' ' Matlpcky Thomas (1) 31,105,17.5 Matthews, Sherman (2) 87,108,165 Mayo, Virginia (3) 61,76,87,I36 ■Means, Caroline, (1)72,99,175 ■ Means,: Jesse- (4) ' .78, ' 81,147, : ■. .. ;. ; V .Melanspn Jorih (3) 83 - . ' ' V Mellon, Edward (5) :79 ■ - Micklet, Pat (1) 175 , Miller, Charles (4) 147 ' ' •; : -. : ■ ■ ' ■: Miller, George 1) 175 Miller, Henry (1)104,175 : - : - Miller, Michael (2) 165 - Mims, Charles (3) 112,120 ■•; ■. ' - Minter, Lou (4) 83,147 . . ' .vy - Mitchell, John (2): 165 :.. Mittclstaedt, Kathryn (3) 63,69,76,86,103 Mocata, Robert (4) 165 . yk-V • ' ■ Montegudo, John (2) 82,107,165; ' Montgomery, James (2) 69,75,81,107,165 Moody, Sallie (4) 63,147 Moore, Richard (1) 174 Morcom, Anne (4) 50,61,76 Morgan, Gail (1) 136,175 Morgan, Mallan (3) 57,62,64,67,71,87,104 Morgan, Marie (2) 165 Morneau, Mary (3) 84 Morris, Harriett (2) 165 Morris, Larry (1) 108,175 Morrow, John (2) 165 Moungcr, James (4) 53,62,73,74,86,107, 147 . Muench, Marylynn (2) 82,99,175 Mundo, Bcndolyn (2) 73,76,85,100,165 Murray, George (1) 82,175 Myles. Christina (3) 87 - Nance, James (3) 87,104 Nance, Julia (1) 100,175 Nance, Violet (3) 84 Nasits, Kay (1) 78,175 Ncal, Douglas (2) 165 Netherton, Walter (2) 165 Newsome, Robert (3) 107 Newton, Gene (3) 100,136 Nichols, Deeana (1) 100,175 Nichols, Jerry (1) 176 Noble, John (3) 104 Nobles, Wallace (1) 176 North, Margaret (2) 165 Oglesby, Marshall (4) 90,92 Olds, Brenda (1) 176 Oliphant, Charles (1) 107,176-.: Oliver, Betty (3) 84 Olmsted, Robert (4) 147 Olson, Ann (2) 78,84,165 . . ' . O ' Meallie, Kathryn (1) 73,101,176 O ' Rear, James (4) 87. . t : Padgett, Nancy (4) 77,103,147 ■ . , Page, Polly (2) 165 Palermo, Rosary (4) 54,63,73,147- Palmer, James (1) 176 Park, William (2) 107,165 - ' . , Parker, Carlisc (3j .72,85,156- v h Parker, Jim (1) 72,108,176- : . . : Parker, Mary (3) 156 Parker, William (2), 165. ■- .-■. Parncll, Myma (1 63,82 : J6 Parish, Frances (1) 78,176 Parson, Brian (4) 62,104,147 Parsons, Chris (1) 176 Pate, Judith (I) 101,176 .;.... Payne, .Faye (2) ' 165 . , . ' ' .■...■ ' V- Payne, Phyllis (4) 55,80,85,101,147 Pearson, Mary (2) ' 165 • :, Peek, Don (1) 176 ■ Perkins, Marialice (i) : lA7: ■ ' PefMi Carey (2) 108,165 Peters, Bradley (3) 112.120.156 , Peterson Cheryl H) 1 ' 76 . ' Peyton, Th6in ' a.s.il)i08;i7ff ' 4- ; | ' ' ' Pickens, Martha (2) 77 ' Pickett, Marjoric (3). 85V15 , • Pickett, Stella (2) 72 10! Ho Pierce, Linda (1) 127,176 ' . Picrcy, Patricia (1) 176. ' ;■ .--. , Pirkje, jari (1). 176 Pittlckow,;Mftes 4) 147 Piatt, Judy (3). ' ' 71-;73,77i79,99,l-56 Pledger, John (1) 107,176 ' . Pollard, Judd (3) ' 87 ■PooioianrAlarv (1)101,176 Pope, Pitricii (4 147 Popejo.v, Lou (2) S1,85;1S8,166 Porter, Fred (J) 86 Preslcn Carol (1) 17tt Proctor, Charles. f ' 3). 57,66,78,156 ' -, • ' .■ Proske, Harold ' 1. ! 3,9S •Proud; Richard {if 176 Provenza, Carmela, (3) .84 Pureell, Rebecca (4). -48, : 53,61,63,77,80. . ' ■ ' .83,101.147 : - Pyft Cherry (1) 176; Qucrbcs, Justin (.4) 104 Ralph, Elizabeth (4) 99, I47 Randall, Carolyn (1) 176 Rawlihson, Clifton (1) 177. . , ' ■ Read, Charles (1) 177 Reeves,, Lynda (1) 99,177 ' ' -;■ •■.- ' ■ ' ; ' Rcinschcid, Paul, (2) 166 Remsing, Diana (J) 177 Reyenga, Bette (1) 177 ■ ;. ' . ' ' : ' ' ' ■■• Reynolds, Sharon (2) 166 ' ' Rheman, Margaret (2) 84,166 Rice, Ann ;(1) 177 . ' , Richardson, Nita (3) 156 ■■ ' . Riddle, Annette (1) 73,101,177 ■ ' ; Riordan, Sliaryn (1) 101,166 ; Roach, Chris (4) lff9,147 : Roach, Patricia (4) 51,87,147 Roberts, John (2) 166 : .. ' ' ] ' Roemcr, Frances (3) .156 ■ ' :. }, ' Rogers, Carolyn (4) 147 ■■■ ; Rogers, Nancy (1) 101,177 ■ V Rose, Diannc(l) 103,177 : Rose Linda (3) 57,71,76,77,103,150,156 Rose; Mary (3) 177 Rosenblath, Henry (4) 104,147 . Royse,- Rosemary (3) 103,156 Ruffin, Saundfa (2) 166 Rushworth Jarncs. 3) 177. Russell,: Martha (1) 177 %;.- : i; ' ;{;; Salmon, Kerry (2) 166 Sanders Poroth (1) 103,177 Sanders; ;MaTyA(l) 17-7-.. ■ ;V.- ' .■. ' . ' ■ ' San ' dford, Carolyn (3) 103,15.6 V..-.; ! Salter, Bruce (1) 177 iSaueier;;i;in,da; (3): 156 ' ■ ' .;,:■ •. ;. ' : ;.;.. ' :.• Saycrs, Robert (1) 177 - - Schmidt, Julie; (4) ' 83:84,149 Schmidt, Richard (3) 107,177 Sehram, Troyanrve (1)- 177 , :■ . . ' •. , ■ . ' ■• V Schwartz, Richard Ap 107,177 ..SchWegrn am,:..feipH.(3). ' 112, 120,156 Sch vecndimanh, ' Robert (3) 65; 107, 15ft Septf, ' Mary :(li) ' lOL,177V-:;; ; ' Scott; Ronald; (?) 1 6 Scroggin, Don : ..-f3 ' j ' V63,65 ' ;8j5: JS6; ■ ' •: ' :■ Scago,. Nancy- (1);177 ■ ' ; ' -V ' . ' .-. , ' v v-W- ■ Scale, Jacqueline (4) 127,147. ; - Stcrcst, Craig (1)177 , Seder, Constantine-(l) 177 ' ' ; ' Seitz, Kri.sfina-(l)103;i78;.,;. C Scnglc, Amy (1; . .78.179 Self,. Charles ' (2) 179 : -Sharrard: Sajly (I) 179. Shaver, Sol (4)149:, ' .. ' ' ■■■ ' • ' ' . . Shclton, Joe. (!.)■• 179 ' ■ : ' ■; V . ' - SjiCrrill, Sharon (2K166 ;. Shirley ' : Leslie (2) 85 101,166 Shively, Judsqn (1)104, 179 Shoemaker, Larry (3) 107,112,120 Sills, ' Lee (4) : 72,l09,136;148 , V. ' Sjrnmons,: Edward (2), lft6!: ■. ' . ' ■ ' ., ' ■ Simonton, Gerald (2). 166: Simpson; Arthur : (4) 57,66,71,81 104,148 ' Simpson, Douglas, (3) 107,156 Sistriirik, Norma. (2) 166 : Skipwortji, Shirley (4) 148 ; : ' : Slaughter, Eva (4) 148 Slcamaker, Thomas; (4) 109 48 . ' . ; ■Smith, Cheryl. (4) 99,148 ' ! ' • • ' ■ ' • Smith, Gcnellc (4) 63,84,148 149 ' .. ' , ' • ' , . Smith, Harold (3) 112,121 Smith, John (4) 148 ' If.,..-. ' Smith, Lennis (3) 63,86,101 ' . ' - ' . Smith Mildred (1) 179 ; V , ■ ' ■ . ' ; : Smith, Nancy (2) 166 ' Smith; Richard (2) 166 -Smith; Sammy (3) 156 ; , ' , ' ,■ - ' • ' , ■ Smith, Sandra (1) 99,179. ■ ' ■ ' . Smithy Sarah (2) 61,73,136,166 Sneddon, Larry (2) 109,166 . Snced, Martha (3) 60,73,103,157 : ' , Snellings, Eugene (4) 148 : Snuffer, Dwight (1) 178 Sodcrstrom, Conrad (1) 82,83,179 , ' , ' , Solanic, Ronald (1) 179 Sblis, George (4) 87,148 Sommers, Terr! (2) 103,125;166 •■ ' ■ : . Sorrows, Mary (2) 57,101,166 Spates, Stuart (1) 179 ' .• ' I ' . Spivey, Henry (1) 64 ' ;. • Spohn, Lawrence (4) 148: ' Spry, Louise (3) 57,66,157 Stafford, Marilyn (1) 179 ■ ' . ' . Stahls, Paula (2) 166 . ' ■ . ; ■ ' Stanely, William (5) 179 Staples, Joyce (1) 178 . Starling, Marcillc (1) 103,179 : Starntt, Rosclahd (3) 103.157 Steele, Michael (1) 178 Stephens, Jacqueline (1) 179 Stephens, Ramona (3) 157, Stephenson, Joy (4) 148, Stevens, Laura (2) 87,103,167 ' .,- ' , Stewart, Doris (4) 74,103,127,148 , ' . Stewart, Katherine (2) 167 Stewarl, Stephanie (1) 179 ■■,■ . ' ■ ' •:.; ' .• Stone, Barbara (3) 157 ' .■ ■ V Storey, Joseph (1) 104,179 Stringfcllow; Nancy (1) 103,179 Stringfellow, Roy (1) 167 .. ' . Stroud, John (2) 167 Suilcnberger, Patty (1) 99,179 Sullivan, Charles (1) 104,179 Sutton, Gary (1) 134.179 Svolos, Valerie (1) 157 , Swan, Robert (1) 104 Swa.nn, Robert (3) 157,178 Swearingen, Phillip (1) 104,178 ., ' . ' ■ Talley, Janet! (2) 101,127,136,167 Taylor, Mary (3) 42,57,60,63,76,167 tccr,, Linda (1) 101,179 Thigpen, James (4) 148 Thomas, Carol (1)91,179 . Thorton, Bcttye (4) 101,148 Thurber, Michael (4) 73,148,179. Tierce, James (4) 149 Tindol, Lucile (2) 101,167 ' ■.. ' ' ■ Tihnin, Keith (1) 179 ■ ' ' . ; Tinsley, James (3) 109,157 . , toevs, Patricia (1) 78,179 .:. Toland, JoAnn (lj 179 , .;:■ ; Tomlin, Jerry (4) 107,148. ' ' Townsend, John (3) 179 Trawiek, Arine (3) 167 .!:..., ' ■Trichel, Frances (1) 178 . ' . Truitt, Barbie (1) 178 , yaccaro, Donald (3) 157 Valliere, Donna (2) 85,101,167 Vaughan, Ellen (2) 75,77,103,136,167 Vaughan, Herbert (2) 179 Vaughan, Martha (3) 60,74,77,78,79,103 136,150,151,157 Vaughn, Anna (2) 167 Viek, Linda (1) 101,179 Vickcrs, Betty (4) 78,148 Victory, Jeffrey (2) 133 Victory, Martha B.- ' .(l) 84,101,179 Victory, Mary F. (1) 73,101,179 Vogel, Donna (1) 179 Vprah, Richard (2) 82,167 Wade, Susan (1) 99,179 Waggonner, Ardeh (1) 178 Waitcs, Allen (2) 179 . Wallace, Loren (2) 112,121,167 Waller, Mary (1) 179 Walton, Richard (1) 83,107,126,179 Wardell, Linda (3) 101,157 Warren, James (3) 107 Wart, Morgan (4) 148 Watts, Cynthia (2) 61,167 Watts, Pamela (3) 101,157 Weatherly, Mildred (4) 84,148 Webb, Charlotte (3) 101,157 Wedgeworth, Rodger (1) 179 Wclty, Suzann (4) 52,65,74,85,101,142 148 Wenk, Peggy (1) 101,179 West, Ann (2) 167 West, Linda (2) 167 West, Sandra (4) 91,149,167 Wcstbrook, Gloria (3) 157 Whalcy, Bobbi (2) 167 Whcicss, Wesley (1) 79,179 White, Carol (1) 63 ,64,101,179 White, Johannah (2) 167 White, Merry (1) 178 White, Thomas (2) 109,179 Whiteside, Linda 60,63,71,85,125,157 Whitlow, Kenneth (3) 83 Wiggins, Lois (3) 61,76,84,157 Williams, Glenda (I) 103,179 Williams, Gloria (2) 167 Williams, Mellie (1) 91,99,179 Willis, Linda (1) 101,179 Willis, Nancy (4) 78,148 Willson, Leslie (1) 73,179 Wilson, Diana (1) 179 Wilson, Donna (2) 73,167 Wilson, Doris (1) Wilson, Nancy (1) 63,179 Wilson, Sharen (4) 57,71,77,101,124,142 148 Wilton, Pamela (2) 167 Wimberly, Lorris (1) 78,107,178 Winfield, Jon (4) 133,145 Winkler, Glenda (1) 179 Witt, Carolyn (4) 57,60,77,84,101,148 Wolery, Patricia (4) 148 Wolfe, Paula (4) 145 Wood, Carol (4) 53,61,64,74,76,80,82,83 101,148 Woolcy, Libby (3) 157 Woolner, Marianne (2) 167 Word, Frances (3) 101,157 Wright, Nancy (1) 17? VVroten, Jane (2) 61,63,101,167 Wyrick, Mary (1) 103,127,168,179 Yates, Reed (2) 104,167 Yellen, Harvey (1) 179 Young, Cherryll (1) 179 Young, Howard (4) 54,57,62,66,71,109,148 Young, Thomas (I) 179 Younghlood, James (1) 104,179 YoungbloOd, Mary (4) 148 :Utkow; Gary (1) 179 SECTIONS PP. . Faculty. 28-35. ' ' , ., Personalities 37-58 . ' Organizations 59-95 Greeks. 96-109 ' Sports 110-140 Classes 141-179 Centenary College of Louisiana Shreveport, Louisiana