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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

% I K. r ff. AS v. • O MwtM XKK® JwHKi , ■ ' I ,- F ' V YONCOPIN 1966 Jimmy Journey Co-editor Wayne Under Co-editor CENTENARY COLLEGE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA MCMLXVI Just as time is written on the face of a sundial, the thoughts and impressions of students and faculty are written on Centenary. Each moment appears only to disappear. Within the confines of the dial capsule exsits time suspended, this year is suspended within the memories of time spent for . LlV K-ii • gfc J 5 ■ I y  , -■■ Adapting, . . . the new life . . . the suite life . . . the dog ' s life . . . . . . identification — the sweatshirt . . . rebellion — the cigarette . . . withdrawn — the darkness . . . uniform — the mass growth — the influx hunger — the line . Studying, . . . an unknown ... a challenge ... a search ... a failure ... . . . an unknown ... a challenge . . . fl If ' m 0GHtl!tpNttiR M!FW? the white pad ... a gray- line ... a nod of approval ... a black line . . . ... a community of questions . . a warehouse of knowledge ... a world of answers . . . PHI haze of night . . . confusion isolation . . . consultation haze of mind . . . Relaxing m Mm gg . . . the players . . . the teamwork . the exhaustion . . . the satisfaction . . . the spectators . . . the spirit . . the excitement . . . the satisfaction . . . the moon . . . the silence . . . the touch . . . the curfew . . . . . . a barrier . . . a pun a laugh . . . a quack . . . I! ' } « J . . ■■■-■ ' -■■■ ' ■■ . .: . ' .:.-■ ■ ' ;;.,. - WM| K _ ■ -jllfej; ' .-.: .■-At ■ ' .- .:--; : 3ISB- At ' « ' fr. t A jC $m A „ •%, . '  s i ■: ' ■■ ' v % ■■■ ■■■■-■ „■ «t jttflfife : %. ' -..v ! ? . ;P™Pr a  ..■ mi IP ....... ? If J STUDENT LIFE These were the weeks that were. Migration . . . same campus . . . same dorm . . . another year . . . long trip . . . hard move . . . big thirst . . . merry-go-round clean clothes . . . two weeks dirty clothes . . . two weeks dirty clothes . . . 14 Rush . . . Fraternite . . . non Liberte non Egalite a note to the friendly draft board ... 25 ... a sigh of relief Registration . . . Books a total a check a flat bank account name . . . local address . . . home address . . . party responsible for payment of account a smile . . . a snap . . . an over-exposed proof 16 . . . night . . . unconquered . . . cold, solid . . . fear for dinner . . . morning . . . registration . . . hot, liquid . . • frustration for lunch Town Criers . . . songs for supper Orientation . . . Ice Cream Supper . . . organizations for dessert Revenge . . . degradation indignation worthwhile? foolish? . . . . purposeful? unnecessary? 18 These days became indistinguishable. kKM -vv ru lULXJLAAi it pu 4i AiJ f% 7:50 ' s . legal pads . . no doze . . . talk . . . lots of talk . . . Routine . ■: ■ X f H 4 3 a I pi • . . Academics 20 the numbered minutes sensed in . . . the cramped fingers . . . the smell of hot coffee . . . the stench of formaldehyde . . . the touch of a page . . . the taste of ink pg| 4 IB -- • Application of liberal learning in . . . . . . language . . . science . . . math . . . the tools of our trade 2! . . . a speaker . . . a reprimand a challenge . . . ovation an « i._ r Miss A Thursday Morning anticipation . . . exultation compulsion chapel cut . . . i ie grey song of uncertainty . . . Forums . . . how do you know I ever was here . . Mark van Doren . . . Why are my songs so simple ' big movement big ideas small minds small support soft as forgetting ' Harold Lett . . . race relations . . . student relations . . . good relations t M kf) -f r«r $r H 1 i B adolescent . . . the ache of confusion . . . . . . Edgar (The Vanishing Adolescent) Friedenberg . . . collect (his) thoughts ' top of (his) head •off the These hours supplemented the pressure. Temporary Relief . . . . . . SUB breaks . . . 9:40-10:10 MWF . . . 10:30-11:35 TT . . . . . . You gotta quit kicking my dog around 9 . . . CONGLOMER- ATES . . . alack cherry . . . ace of spades . . . eight ball . . . 24 . . . Real Release 25 . . . Labor Conquers All GEI ITS ' fl PARTY dumpsDEMDN5 Kappa Alpha first place Kappa Sigma second piace . Tau Kappa Epsilon third place Homecoming . . . 27 I . . . Boys and - r . IIP ' siaw 28 If k sill 3fiV s together 29 fflcrr . . . painting of the lips . singing of the praises . . . whirling of the skirts . . . wearing of the crown . . . 30 school spirit most didnt 31 . . . Alone 32 Together . . . ■ ■ ■. , These are the minutes of concern. -• J 33 The Lamplighter For the Class of 1966 The last year is closing, and all the memories crowd in, with the uncertainty of leav- ing . . . days of endless griping and the half-groaned I ' m gonna flunk out I swear amid the clatter of cafeteria dishes and the hum of tired voices . . . dirty coffee cups and a full ashtray grimly celebrate the completion of one more term paper . . . the smell of oil paint permeating Jackson third ... a momentary glimpse of someone else, a whispered confidence by cigarette light . . . the listless boredom of too many hours at bridge in the SUB . . . nights of exultant escape into rare privacy, an arm-in-arm walk in the rain . . . the alien glare of library light on the blurred pages of Great Issues reading . . . the shuffle-click and sudden laughter of a game of pool between classes . . . hoarse singing around a levee fire . . . passing excitement of a good lecture out of all the grey hours in dingy classrooms. Nights of youth, days of age. You remember the long stiff hours at the typewriter and the light in the Yoncopin office shining on into the morning . . . the frightened joke that is not meant to be laughed at . . . moments of real comradeship in a fraternity or sorority that make it all seem worthwhile . . . days of empty mailboxes and waiting to hear from graduate school . . . the loss of a friend who couldn ' t take it . . . the impermanence, gaiety of transient things . . . one more section of the constitution painstakingly revised and all the times you wondered Is it worth it? . . . freshman expectation at chapel that faded into bored senior contempt . . . nights of one beer too many and the numb ride home to real sleep . . . companionship over the steaming coffee at breakfast, the cafeteria strangely hushed . . . the noise in the dorm . . . frustration of an experiment ruined and done again . . . the taste of mud and sweat during a rough fraternity football game . . . the throbbing release of music at a good dance . . . the short-lived triumph of an election won . . . procrastination, self-disgust . . . first night applause when the show is going well ... or perhaps the first awkward inkling of what it is to love someone . . . They will glorify it all in graduation speeches and, in time to come, they will call these the best years. The tests, the grades, the course numbers will fade quickly; but some of these isolated, wordless moments out of all will remain. They are, in the end, the meaning of these years. — Diogenes sjyp ORGANIZATIONS 37 Mai Morgan: Richard Grisham: Linda Whiteside: Paula Marshall: Lou Popejoy: President Vice-President Co-ed Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer STUDENT SENATE 38 Freshman: Charles Williams, Donna Banks Sophomore : Will Finnin, Janelle McCammon Junior: Lee Lawrence, Laura Stevens Senior: Louise Spry, Bob Schwendimann Independent: Deas Parrish, David Hoskins Panhellenic: Judy Piatt Inter -Fraternity: James Anderson The Student Senate of Centenary College has the power to govern and regulate all student functions as defined in the Senate Rules and as subject to the general college regulations. Seventeen members and three faculty advisors compose the Senate and the five major offices are elected by the entire student body. The senators, one boy and girl from each class, are elected by the individual classes and are a new addition to the Senate this year. A boy and a girl are elected to represent the independent students, and the sororities and fraternities elect representatives through Panhellenic and Inter-Fra- ternity organizations. These students, although popularly elected, work hard in their re- spective positions. Advisors . Dr. Carlton Dean Hohmann 39 Committee Chairmen Left to right: Ann Clingman, Lolly Tindal, Linda Boddie, Marty Vaughan, Patty Bur- nap, Alice Ann Buchanan. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS The Associated Women Students is an organization whose membership includes all regularly enrolled women students. Its purposes are to establish communication between town and dormitory women; to act as a unifying body of all women students enrolled at Centenary College. It is not only a student governing body of the women, but it is also representative of the women as a group on the campus and works to offer activities and oppor- tunities which are particularly 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. 40 Judicial Board FIRST ROW: Diane Dunn, Lois Wiggins, Milann Gannaway; SECOND ROW: Lolly Tindol, Rosemary Royce. AWS Council FIRST ROW: Lois Wiggins, Martha Sneed, Jenny Mayo, Adell Bail- liff, Dean Rawlinson; SECOND ROW: Louise Spry, Ellen Victory, Sarah Smith, Toni Funicello, Kathy Mittelstaedt, Johanna McGraw. 41 Panhellenic ROW ONE: Susan Wade, Secretary -Treasurer ; Marty Vaughan, President; Johnyce Mundo, Vice President; Dean Rawlinson, Advisor; SECOND ROW: Patty Burnap; Ann Clingman; Adell Baillif; Margaret Bray; Judy Piatt, Student Senate Representa- tive; Linda Boddie; Joy Anderson. Inter-Fraternity Council James Anderson, Student Senate Representative; Joe Loupe, Secretary-Treasurer; John Hooker, President; Mike Little, Vice President; SECOND ROW: Billy Booth.; Dick Grisham; Rodney Cage; Lou Popejoy; Reed Yates; Lee Kizer. 42 Honor Court Chief Justice: Rick Hruska, Assistant Chief Justice: Bob Schwendimann, Justices: Don Scroggin and Steve Clinton The Honor Court is a judicial board of five alternate members. Members of the Honor Court are nominated by the students, the field is narrowed by the faculty, and their final selection is made by the retiring Court. The function of the Honor Court is to try persons accused of violating Centenary ' s honor code. All trials are held in secret and no person is convicted unless proven guilty by unquestionable evidence. ■SM Alternates: Joe Carlisle and John Hooker Clerk: Anne Hohmann, Advisor: Dr. Lowrey, Alternate: John Hooker 43 FIRST ROW: Kathy Mittelstaedt, President; Johnyce Mundo, Vice-President; Jennie Wilson, Secretary; Paula Marshall, Karen Everitt, Peggy Holt, Marie Junkin, Mrs. Hayter, House Mother. Hardin Council Golly we ' re sorry but it ' s after 10:30. Sexfon Council FIRST ROW SEATED: Louise Spry, President; Marty Vaughan, Vice-President; Patty Burnap, Secretary; Laura Stevens; Deloris Carter, Toni Funicello; Deas Parrish; Linda Boddie; Mrs. Horton, House Mother. 44 James Council FIRST ROW: Sarah Smith; Adell Baillif, President; Nancy Augustat; Mrs. Caldwell, Housemother; Chris Myles, Vice-President; SECOND ROW: Anita Jewell; Denana Nichols, Secretary; Jenny Mayo; Janie Fleming. Cencoe FIRST ROW: Linda Kay Hickman; Susan Wade; Sandra Smith; Marie Junkin; 2nd ROW: Lolly Tindol; Mrs. Speairs; Dean Rawlinson; Sarah Smith, Pres.; Ann Clingman, Vice-Pres. and Secretary; Connie Grambling; 3rd ROW: Mary Jo Holoubek; Chris Myles; Alice Ann Buchannan; Marty Vaughan; Parla Marshall; Rosemary Royce; Anne Hohmann; Adell Baillif; Lynne Bonneau; Laura Stevens; Ann Morcom; Kay Brown. Cencoe is an inter-sorority organization which was found ed in 1937 to help foster a friendly and co-operative spir- it among the Greek letter groups. Twelve members from each national sorority at Cen- tenary constitute its member- ship. Mrs. Betty Speairs is fac- ulty sponsor and Dean Rawlin- son serves as an advisor. 46 45 CONGLOMERATE STAFF if ■ - - . ' '  EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: . . . David Hoskins MANAGING EDITOR . . . Frances Victory NEWS EDITOR: ... Joe Loupe BUSINESS MANAGER: . . . Margaret Bray CIRCULATION MANAGER: . . . Pitts Launey STAFF WRITERS: . . . Mike Deare, Martha Pickens, Charles Proctor, Ken Holamon, Deas Parrish, Diogenes. BUSINESS STAFF: . . . Vicki Bischof, Donna Bland . . Lynn Olson, Maureen Buckley CIRCULATION STAFF: PHOTOGRAPHERS: . Bill Causey, Fred Reagor ■ Lynda Douglass Organizations Ed McLaughlin Senior Section Jimmy Montgomery Business Manager Jimmy Journey Editor-in-Chief Carol White Greek Dorothy Bradley Drama YONCOPIt 48 M v ? Jfl cT ■ m SSiiS ' , H KiiP ' ■ ' - M: 3 f ■jc Wayne Linder Editor Jan Brown Itaff Maureen Buckley Features Frank Hughes junior Section Carol Culpepper Faculty and Administration Chris Myles Index 49 Maroon Jackets Synonymous with dedication to Centenary College is the organization of Maroon Jackets, composed of girls who are outstanding in lead- ership, and character. Serving as official col- lege hostesses, these girls represent Centenary at all college functions. They assist during registration, Freshman week, lyceum programs, and weekly chapel programs. Membership in this organization requires a 3.0 average and two semesters of residence at Centenary pre- vious 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. Jenny Mayo is the recipient of the Ray Williams award for 1966. • « @ tisas z$ ffi $£ :-• - -. - ;isses fc- Left to right: Louise Spry, Anne Morcom, Cindy Haug, Lennis Elston, Marty Vaughan, Dean Rawlinson, Martha Sneed, Jenny Mayo, Lynn Taylor, Sherry Herron, Linda White- side. OFFICERS Left to right: Dean Rawlinson, Advisor; Sherry Herron, Secretary- Treasurer; Lynn Taylor, President; Marty Vaughan, Vice-President. 50 O micron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa is a national service fraternity recognizing men for their leadership in various college activities. The Centenary chapter was installed in 1949 and is composed of students and faculty members who have ex- celled in all phases of leadership in campus life. OFFICERS TOP ROW: Richard Hruska, Vice President; Lee Kizer, Treasurer; Steve Clinton, President; Dr. Pate, Advisor; Dr. Clark, Faculty Secretary. FIRST ROW: Robert Ed Taylor, Dr. Voegel, Dr. Pomeroy, Dr. Entrikin, Mr. Hickcox. SECOND ROW: Leonard Critcher, Wayne Linder, Bob Schwendimann, Dick Grisham, Mai Morgan. NOT PICTURED: John Hooker, Don Scroggin. Circle K The Circle K Club of Centenary is chiefly a service organization under the sponsorship of the Ki- wanis Club International. A 2.5 average in college work or a 3.0 average in high school work is re- quired for membership in Circle K. The annual Mardi Gras Dance and court are sponsored by the Circle K. OFFICERS Kenneth Easley, second vice president; Carey Perks, Secretary-treasurer; Frank Hughes, Presi- dent; Mary Sorrows, Sweetheart; Lou Popejoy, First Vice-president; Wendall Robison, third Vice- president. Left to right: seated; Kenneth Easley, Mason Campbell, Steve Cole, Buddy Pledger, Winston Goens, Bo Blackman, Mr. Shaw— advisor ; stand- ing; Tom Young, James Anderson, Alan Williams, Frank Folmar, Wayne Linder. 52 FIRST ROW: Dr. Lee Morgan (sponsor), Gaylon Daigle, Linda Whiteside, Laura Stevens, Genelle Smith, Dr. Viva Rainey (sponsor), Lennis Elston; SECOND ROW: Albert Rios, Don Scroggin, Henry Spivey, John Hooker, Dick Grisham, Rick Hruska, Dr. Woodrow Pate (sponsor). Ain Alpha Chi, national scholastic fraternity, is open to college juniors and seniors who are invited to join. An average of 3.5 is required for membership. Alpha Chi an- nually presents an award to the freshman who is most outstanding in his class scho- lastically. Alpha Sigma Pi is a scholastic fraternity for freshmen and sophomores. An overall average of 3.5 is required of any person before he is invited to join. Dr. E. M. Clark is the faculty sponsor. FIRST ROW: Connie Grambling, Anita Jewell, Diane Dunn, Milann Cannaway (vice-president), Jennie Wil- son; SECOND ROW: James Anderson (president), Mary Waller, Karen Everitt, Janelle McCammon, Will Finnin. NOT PICTURED: Dr. Clark, John Townsend, Jerry Kilpatrick, David Hinton, Carrie Means, Mary English (secretary-treasurer). 53 ROW ONE: Karen Everitt, Deanna Riggin, Nancy Augustat, Robert Ed Taylor, Bon Carter, Patty Toevs, Helen Giessen, (SECOND ROW) Ralph Harker, Will Finnin, Doug Davis, Lorris Wimberly, Rick Hebert. Methodist Student Movement The Methodist Student Movement is organized around six small groups called DIALOGUE-COVENANT GROUPS, including the steering committee which operates on the small group basis. Six to twelve members are in each group, with each group meeting once a week. The aim of such groups is to provide a context where persons can create honest and authentic relationships through experiences of self-discipline and commitment. Students commit themselves to two hours a week, one for prepara- tion and one for the meeting of the group. Inherent in such commitment is concern for the other members of the group and the total life of the ' fellowship. The meeting of the group is structured around a study paper which enables the members of the groups to en- counter views on significant issues and struggle with them in the community. Some Thursday evening meetings of the total membership of all small groups provide instruction, challenge, and orientation through speakers, films, panels, etc. Kay Reaves, Karen Everitt, Ralph Harker, Mary Pool- man, John Walker, Will Finnin. tW- Lorris Wimberly, Suzanne Sherwin, Barbara Buckner, Patty Toevs, Rex Wilkes, Helen Giessen. Jim Davis, Dave Edgar, Rick Hebert, Doug Davis, Kathy Nader, Robert Ed Taylor. Taylor Means, Bon Carter, Jackie Walston, John Lamb, Henry Giessen. 54 Baptist Student Union The purpose of the Baptist Student Union at Centenary is to cultivate a student ' s friendship with Christ, and to grow spiritually as well as intel- lectually. It is the connecting link be- tween the student and the local church. Activities of the Centenary B.S.U. in- clude socials, mission activities, intra- murals, summer mission activities, and Religious Life Week. ROW ONE: Dale Hoskins, Eleanor Self, W. L. Lee, (SECOND ROW) Calvin Bains, Pam Stephenson, Chris Randall, Rev. Childress. Canterbury Club ROW ONE: Carol Bartholmey, Mary Dohm, Jan Brown, Sharyn Riordan, Nelrose Anderson, Betty Crain, Patty Burnap, DeDe Griswald, (SECOND ROW) Luciene Bond, Jessyln Barrow, Jane Newcommer, Kathy- leen Comer, Father Paul, Chuck Dunn, John Braden, John Sins, Earle Landry, Mike Strausser, Mike Kidda, Bill Thompson, (THIRD ROW) Lee Kizer, Dick Smith, Bill Green, Dean Smith, Tom Matlock, Alex Rice, John Luke, John Hooker, Chris Launey, Mr. Harrington. The Canterbury Club is an or- ganized body of students and fac- ulty operating under the authority and direction of the Episcopal church. It seeks to foster deeper and more meaningful religious thought and experience by provid- ing opportunities for corporate worship, discussion, and recrea- tion. The Canterbury Club at Centenary meets weekly for Di- vine Worship, program, and sup- per. On all Feast and Holy Days, Divine Services are conducted at The Canterbury House. The Rev- erend Kenneth W. Paul is the full- time Episcopal Chaplain to Cente- iary College. 55 AEA Alpha Epsilon Delta, a national honor society for pre-medical stu- dents, works to encourage excel- lence in scholarship, and to serve as a liaison between pre-medical and medical students. To qualify for membership in AED, a student must have a 3.0 average in sci- ence, a 3.0 overall, and approved by the members. Dr. Mary Wart- ers serves as faculty advisor. Spon- sors are Dr. Speairs, Mrs. Mc- Farland, and Dr. Entrikin. ROW ONE: Toni Funicello; Laura Stevens, Secretary; Marie Junkin; SECOND ROW Mrs. McFar- land; Frank Hughes, Reporter; David Hinton; THIRD ROW Henry Spivey; Dr. Warters; James Ander- son; Mrs. Montgomery; Dale Chiles; Jim Boyd, Vice President; Sammy Smith, President; Lou Pope- joy, Treasurer; Mai Morgan. rBr Gamma Beta Gamma is an hon- orary biology fraternity whose purpose is to create an interest in the biological sciences. Members are chosen on a basis of scholar- ship and upon faculty recommen- dation. Field trips form an import- ant part of the club ' s activities. This year members participated in a camping trip in the Ouchita Na- tional Forest to classify organisms and study the area. Dr. Wilkins and Dr. Speairs serve as the faculty advisors. ROW ONE: Chris Myles; Secretary-Treasurer; Dr. Wilkins; Beth Gibbs, Vice-President; Dr. Speairs; Jenny Mayo, Historian; SECOND ROW Susan Wade; Charles Proctor; Jim Nance; Jim O ' Rear, President; Sherman Matthews. 56 ITA $ % •-- „| |- Sigma Tau Delta, a national writing fraternity, is a group com- posed of students interested in creative writing. As a prerequisite for membership, a student must present an original manuscript to be read to the fraternity. The group meets twice monthly for readings and criticism of original work. SEATED: Lynn Taylor, Vice-President; Diana Dry; Karen Fiser, President; Linda Whiteside, Historian; STANDING: Bliss Holland; Jennie Wilson; Paula Stahls Pitts Launey; Jim Lesko; Charlie Looney; Charlie Brown; Joe Price; Dr. Callen; Mr. McNair. 011 Phi Sigma Iota, a national Ro- mance Language fraternity, is sponsored by Dr. Beck, head of the Department of Foreign Lan- guages. A student must have a 3.5 average in the Romance Lan- guages to qualify for membership. One of the projects of the frater- nity this year was the Graduate School Assistance Program. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Godfrey, Shirley-Paul Coward, Lynn Taylor, Nancy Pickering, Mar- vin Collins, Dr. Beck, Marie Morgan, Diane Dunn, Rosemary Royse. 57 Centenary College FIRST ROW: Dick Voran, Chuck Dunn, Myrna Parnell, Conrad Stoderstrom, Connie Grambling; SECOND ROW: Sidney Montegudo Elizabeth Scarborough, Juanita Crocker, Irma Lado, Marilyn Segura, Judy Kleinhans, Mike Carrington, Dee Jackson Nelrose Anderson; THIRD RUW: Robert Mocata, Gary Johnson, Lain Causey, Bill Malone, Bill Causey, Bill Riggs, Gaylon Daigle, Ross Newland, Gary Melanson, Terry Banks, Rick Walton; FOURTH ROW: Mr. Causey (director), Ken Whitlow, Bill Boyd, Jean Ellington, Bitsy Walton. 58 iand Under the leadership of their director B. P. Causey, the Centenary College Band has presented outstanding entertainment to audiences both on and of f campus. Besides playing for everyone ' s enjoyment at chapel, the band has provided music to raise the spirit at our bas- ketball games. In addition the band presented two open air concerts in the fall and spring for the pleasure of the students. OFFICERS Billy Riggs, co-publicity chairman; Judy Kleinhans, secretary-treasurer; Lain Causey, co-publicity chairman; Galyon Daigle, vice-president; Billy Malone, president. 59 American Guild of Organists ■ ROW ONE: Kay Koelemay, Mr. Dean, Mr. Teague, Mr. Fisher, Marcia Wilkening SECOND ROW Pam Stephenson, Jim Montgomery, Jesselyn Barrow, Anna Sewell, Diane Everett, John Hooker, Mason Cambell, Terry Carter, Jimmy Herrin, Conrad Soderstrom. The Centenary chapter of the American Guild of Or- ganists was chartered in 1956. Activities include frequent field trips to inspect important organs, as well as to hear re- citals and lectures; in addition the group has sponsored mas- ter classes by organists of national and international fame. Debate 60 Story Book League The Centenary Children ' s Hour of the National Story Book Lea- gue intends as its purpose to en- courage the appreciation of the good and beautiful in life and lit- erature through the art of story telling. ROW ONE: Sallie Dixon, Sarah Smith, Betty Gilmer; SECOND ROW: Paula Marshall, Lynda Ferguson, Phyllis Lieberman, Betty Cole, Ernestine Brown, Miss Hughes; THIRD ROW: Robin Brown, Dorothy Cain, Johanna McGraw, Judy Kleinhans, Mary Alice Metzler, Nancy Wilson. Student Louisiana Teachers Association The Student Louisiana Teach- er ' s Association is open to all students who are majoring in education. The organization holds regular meetings at which are featured outstanding educa- tors as speakers. Topics for dis- cussion at meetings usually cen- ter around problems met by pro- spective teachers. Each year a cash award is given to an out- standing senior education ma- jor. An annual spring banquet highlights the year ' s activities. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Connie Gezesick, Robin Brown, Sarah Smith, Margaret Bray, Mrs. Harriet Simmons, Miss Snelling, Valorie Savolis, Louise Spry, Mrs. Vi Nance, Linda Whiteside, Jenny Mayo, Carolyn Sanford, Ann- Clingman; SECOND ROW: Alice Ann Buchannan, Ann Morcom, Kay Reheman, Paula Marshall, Martha Sneed, Diane Cooper, Linda Boddie. T •;} ' rf . r -A .■„• „ : -jisifeiiEsi iihv- i - ' l -i % - ..  , . i r A, !i ! A i ' jflV ■ A ' ' ' • ' f 4 - •• v. t  OFFICERS Lee Lawrence, Tenor Board Member; Kathy Mittelstaedt, Alto Board Member, Carolyn Garison, Soprano Board Member; Steve Clinton, Presi- dent; Bob Schwendimann, Treasurer; Anne Hohmann, Co-ed Vice President; Jim Montgomery, Vice-President; Charles Park, Bass Board Member; Gayle Boucher, Accompanist; David Blodgett, Accompanist; Marty Buckelew, Soprano. CENTENARY COLLEGE CHOIR Beginning with its traditional training camp at Hodges Gardens in early September, the Centenary College Choir launched a banner year of television and travel representing Shreveport and Centenary College from the steamy swamps of South Louisiana to the ice-bound plains of Nebraska. Starting with fifteen new faces in the total forty-five, the choir gained continuing prestige with its debut concert, Rhapsody in View staged for the first time in the new Shreveport Civic Theater. The year con- tinued with a series of monthly television shows on KTBS-TV sponsored by Southwestern Electric Power Company, and a featured role in the weekly broadcasts of the National Protestant Hour. The annual mid- semester tour was highlighted this year with a special performance at the National Convention of Soil and Water Conservation Districts in New Orleans. In March, the group spent a week touring the Great Plains with special concerts at MacPherson College in Kansas and at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln. Along with its tours, the choir presented seasonal concerts at Christmas and Easter and will wind up the year with a Songs by Summer Starlight presentation at Hodges Gardens. On all its concert tours, the choir was greeted with packed audiences and favorable comment. In the words of Margaret MacDonald, Amusements Editor of The Shreveport Journal, As long as the choir brings back such high praise for the college and community, both can be assured of a bright future. Shreveport ' s Singing Ambassadors have given freely of their time and talent to perform an invaluable service to Centenary College by presenting an image of clean-cut intelligence both at home and on the road. 63 64 t B Phi Beta is a national professional fra- ternity for women whose interests lie in the fields of drama, speech and music. Alpha Iota Chapter was begun at Centen- ary in February, 1954. The fraternity is dedicated to the preservation of the high- est artistic standards. Scholarship and ability in performance are necessary for membership. FIRST ROW: Carol White, Kathy Mittelstaedt, Nancy Nichols; SECOND ROW: Myrna Parnell, Barbara McMillian, Jeannie Smith; THIRD ROW: Dorothy Bradley, Frances Lindh, Jesselyn Barrow, Diane Everett; FOURTH ROW: Anna Sewell, Kathy Colvert, Anne Hohmann, Marty Bucklew. Carol Thomas, Paula Stahls, Dorothy Bradley, Barbara McMillian, Mary Ann DeNoon, Jimmy ' Journey. NOT PICTURED: Sandra West, Marsha Harper. Paige Anderson, Charlie Brown, Charlie Looney. AVO Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary drama fraternity, whose Delta Iota cast was founded at Centenary in 1961. Membership is based on a point system, the points being gained by participat- ing in all areas of theatre work. Sponsors of Alpha Psi Omega are Mr. Orlin Corey and Miss Ruth Alexander. 65 on oie ur More than a mere building, the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse is a home — a way of life for the Jongleurs. Miss Alexander and Mr. Musselman find no job too big or too small to fit into their busy schedules. Everyone works, but they keep smiling. The creation of theatrical genius nestles its head on parents Orlin and Irene Corey. DR. JEKYLL AND Carolyn Garison relates a chilling tale of murder to avid listeners John Goodwin, Gary Ball, and Carol Thomas. ff In previous years the Readers ' Theater productions have made ample use of props and costumes. For this presentation Miss Alexander dressed her cast formally and relied on the voices of Dick Johnson, Charles Park, John Goodwin, Gary Ball, Carol Thomas, Carolyn Garison, and Alan Shaffer, who read the part of Dr. Jekyll-Mr. Hyde, to create the sharp, cold atmosphere. DOI A group of friendly shepherds entertain Don Quixote with a rustic dance. MR. HYDE Mar itornes, played by Sandra West, offers the inn- keeper his sword. The Jongleurs were privileged to give birth to the world premier of Arthur Fauquez ' s adaptation of Don Quixote. This is the second of Mr. Fauquez ' s plays to have its beginning at the Marjorie Lyons Playhouse. His animal fable, Reynard the Fox, mushroomed from a Centenary College production to international tour material. The final script of Don Quixote will be published as it was performed by the Jongleurs including pictures of that production. QUIXOTE Don Quixote surveys the world from his brave charger, Roscinante. From adventurous idealist to practical housekeep- er to roguish cut-throat ... all give life to Don Quixote in the persons of Alan Shaffer as Don Quixote, Dorothy Bradley as Dona Belisa, and David Kingsley as Gines. YERMA Juan (Charlie Looney) denies what Yerma deserves. Victor (John Goodwin) offers what Yerma desires. Mr. Donald Musselman made his directing debut at the Marjorie Lyons with Garcia Lorca ' s Yer- ma, the tragedy of a child- less woman. Midway through the run, Marsha Harper ' s unfortunate ac- cident gave audiences the unique opportunity of see- ing two very different, yet two very exciting in- terpretations of Yerma. Carol Thomas replaced Miss Harper in the last three performances. Sandra West, Barbara McMillian, and Paula Stahls share the latest gos- sip. Young Maria, played by Jeannie Ma-rlin Smith, is blessed with chil- dren and a happy home. George, Dave Kingsley, and Betty, Jeannie Marlin Smith, have a mo- ment to themselves. BEHIND THE YELLOW DOOR Davey, John Goodwin, tells his mother, Dorothy Bradley, that death should not be ac- cepted so readily. South Africa sent Centenary the engaging Mr. Robert Mohr of Cape Town to direct the American premiere of Behind the Yelloiu Door, a South African play by Flora Stohr. The New Year ' s Coon Festival pro- vided the background for gay parties as well as the tragic death of the younger Daniels daughter. Mr. Robert Mohr instructs the three ladies of the Daniels family. Varying degrees of welcome greet the irrepressible Ahlie Gamaldien at the Daniels ' house. No New Years Eve party would be complete with- out the loud and vulgar Raymond family. •f JAWIx. The English cast their tents to the left, the French to the right at the en- The English fleet sails from South Hampton to Harfleur. campment at Agincourt. HENRY V Chorus heralds the beginning of the play. Henry, the soldier, and two mem- bers of his army prepare to meet a French official. A gleam of splendor falls across the land is the phrase Winston Churchill used in describing Henry V, the soldier-king. In his production of Henry V, Mr. Corey ' s aim was to glorify the young hero king. Mrs. Corey ' s designs illustrate some of the spectacle that surrounds the largest cast of the year. f w w y T r v I A I -4 I  Dressed for their famous love scene, Katherine waits for Henry in her castle. ill ' ym $ ii The deft toes of Charlie Brown react to a tense moment on the light board. Paula Stahls loads her weapon and prepares to attack the surrounding enemy. Often unnoticed, often forgotten are the tech- nical crews that are in- deed the playmakers Here is a spoof on the five very serious tech- nical jobs of scene con- struction, costume con- struction, stage manage- ment, lighting, and sound. Jeannie Smith gets all wrapped up in the uncomplicated task of running sound. ' CENT GREEKS 75 AEA Rush for the Alpha Xi ' s this year was a pleasure-filled success. Members welcomed rushees into their lodge and gave them some idea of what the coming year held in store for the Alpha Xi ' s. There would be open houses, suppers, the faculty Brownie Party; Hootenanny, a Harvest Moon Hayride, the Christmas parties, the Playboy contest, the Rose For- mal, and Spring Sing. Once a week, the Alpha Xi ' s entertained under-privileged children at the Salvation Army and held special parties at Christmas and Easter for the children. Alpha Xi ' s were members of honorary scholastic and professional fraternities. They were on the Dean ' s List, in S. L. T. A., in the Story Book League, and in Kappa Pi. They 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 also represented on the Mardi Gras Court. Connie Grambling plays for the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra. The Alpha Xi ' s roared back into the twenties for rush this year. Pledge Kern surprises everyone at the all-campus party with a very effective demonstration of dart throwing. RAMONA ALAM SUSAN BRIGGS BARBRI BUCKNER PAM CONLAN NAN CORNFIELD CONNIE RAMBUN linda McCarthy RECORDING SECRETARY KAY BROWN VICE PRESIDENT JUDY PLATT JOY ANDERSON EILEEN TRICHEL PRESIDENT MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN TREASURER 19 6 5 19 6 6 Alpha Xi BAiu GEORGE HINTGEN MARY JO HOLOUBEK LORETTA HOLM VONCILE JENNINGS PATRICIA KERN GENIE LYLES MOREY McGONIGLE CARRIE MEANS GINGER RODGERS GENA RUPERT ELIZABETH SCARBOROUGH BETH SCHMIDT SUZANNE SHERWIN SANDRA SMITH MARY STANLEY SUSAN WADE LYNDA WURSTER xn As a 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 i n honor of the new pledges. Other social activities included a Father- Daughter Banquet, a western hayride, a Hoot ' n Howl for the campus at which the Owl Man Alton McKnight was an- nounced, pledge-active suppers, Chi-0 Maid Day, and a Christmas open house for faculty and students. Service projects include support of a Chinese orphan, a Thanksgiving basket for the needy, and caroling at hospitals during Christmas. Although many Chi Omega ' s were active in numerous campus organizations and activities, the following individuals merit special recognition for the honors they have received: Linda Whiteside, co-ed Vice-President of the Student Senate; Janelle McCammon, Sophomore senator and Donna Banks, Freshman senator; Frances Victory, managing edi- tor of the Conglomerate; Maroon Jackets included Linda Whiteside, Cindy Haug, Lennis Elston, Sherry Herron; SLTA treasurer, Ann Clingman; Carol White, Vice-President and pledge trainer of Phi Beta; Janelle McCammon, secretary of Phi Kappa Delta; Alpha Chi, Sherry Herron, Lennis Elston, Linda Whiteside; Johncy Mundo, Vice-President Panhellenic; Cheerleaders, Pam Jones, Johncy Mundo; W. R. A., Janet Talley, President, Mary Lou Poolman, Vice-President; Janie Fleming, sophomore class favorite, Lynne Bonneau, senior class favorite; Who ' s Who included Lennis Elston, Sherry Herron, Cindy Haug, Linda Whiteside; Yoncopin beauties, Gail Morgan and Cherri Turpin; Mary Sorrows Circle K Sweet- heart; Linda Whiteside, Centenary Lady; Yoncopin staff, Carol Culpepper and Carol White; class officers were Judy Pate, Janie Fleming, and Diane Hercher; Vice-President Cencoe, Ann Clingman; the A. W. S. Council included Toni Funicello, Linda Beede; on the Dorm Councils were Johncy Mundo, Chris Myles, Deeana Nichols, Patty Burnap, Karen Everitt, Janie Fleming, and Toni Funicello. 78 Janie Fleming vamps her way through rush. The Chi Omega Owl man accepts one of his seventy-two new re- sponsibilities. SUDA ADAMS • JANE BAILEY • DONNA BANKS • JOAN BARTELL • JUDY BEARD ■ LINDA BEEDE ■ BONNIE BEERS • MARTHA BLAKE Qf § iWW£ BONNEAU ■ CAROL BORNE • 0£ W £ AW BOYCE- PAULA CAMPBELL • KATHY COLVERT- CAROL CULPEPPER ■ SUSAN DEAN ■ DIANNA DRY ■ DIANE DUNN JEAN ELLINGTON • SUSAN EMBRY • RUTH ESTES • KAREN EVERITT ■ RUTH ANN FARRIS GENE FAIAKERLY ■ ANN FINCHER • JANE FLEMING (Shi 0ttt£ga ANNCUNGMAN- LOLLY T NDOL ■ UNDA WHITESIDE Pledge Trainer Secretary President 1965 1966 CINDY HAUG • LENNIS ELSTON ■ PATTY BURNAP Vice President Treasurer Personnel KATHY FORD ■ PAT FRANTZ • TONI FUNICELLA • MILkNN GANNAWAY • VIVIAN GANNAWAY • JANE GROOS ■ MARSHA HARPER ■ DIANE HERCHER ■ SHERRY HERRON i SUSAN JOHNS • PAM JONES SHERRY LEOPARD LYNN LEVISAY ■ JANELLE MKAMMON JOHANNA M ' GRAWGAIL MORGAN JOHNYCE MUNDO MEUNDA MUNSON- CHRIS MYLES ■ KATHY NADER ■ JUUA CLAIRE NANCE • DEEANA NICHOLS ■ KATHY O ' MEALUE • JUDY PATE ■ MARY LOU POOLMAN ANNETTE RIDDLE DEANNA RIGGINS ■ SHARYN RIORDAN ■ NANCY ROGERS • LESLIE SHIRLEY • MARCIA SHORT • MARY SORROWS • JANET TALLEY • CHERRI TURPIN ELLEN VICTORY • FRANCES VICTORY- UNDAWARDELL ■ CYNTHIA WATTS • CHARLOTTE WEBB • PEGGY WENK ■ CAROL WHITE • J AN IS WILSON ANNE WYCKOFF f)m Kind ZTA - -r 2t v ;r Off to a good start toward another successful year, Zeta Tau Alpha pledged a full quota of twenty-seven following rush week. This was followed by traditional spaghetti suppers, a father-daughter banquet, big-little sister activities, open houses, and teas. In December the Zetas gave a fun-filled all-campus dance, the Mistletoe Mash. The elegant spring formal honoring the new initiates was the climax of the year ' s activities. Two personal-service projects of the Zetas were: assisting a United Fund Day care center and adopting and supporting an Austrian orphan girl. Zeta Tau Alpha ' s have been active in all phases of campus life: honorary professional and scholastic fraternities; Stu- dent Senate; Centenary College Choir Most Valuable Lady, Anne Hohmann; and choir members, dorm councils, religious organizations, A. W. S., publication staffs such as Yoncopin and Conglomerate, Jongleurs, Panhellenic and Cencoe. The following are some of the outstanding activities of Zetas: Bitsy Walton, Adell Baillif, Alice Ann Buchanan, Anne Hoh- mann, Marty Vaughn, class officers; Maureen Buckley and Kathy Mittelstaedt, Yoncopin beauties; Mary Tullie Wy- rick, Miss Centenary; Carol Bartholomey and Adell Baillif, class favorites; Ann Marcom, KA Rose, Jan Brown, KE sweet- heart, Sarah Smith, TKE sweetheart, Bitsy Walton, KA Rosebud; Martha Sneed, Marty Vaughn, Ann Marcom, Laura Stevens, Ann Hohmann, Who ' s Who; Marty Vaughn, Ann Marcom, Martha Sneed, Maroon Jackets; Paula Marshall, Stu- dent Senate secretary; Marty Vaughn, Panhellenic president; Ellen Buford, secretary of W. R. A.; Ann Hohmann, Honor Court; Kay Koelemay, Lynda Douglass, Becky Kuhatschek, varsity cheerleaders; Mollie Richey and Bitsy Walton, fresh- man cheerleaders. Lack of sleep during rush didn ' t seem to bother these girls. Sometimes even Miss Centenary has ward- robe problems. NANCY AUGUSTAT ■ CAROL BARTHOLOMEY ■ LYNN BBLEW ■ VICKIE BISCHOF ■ LINDA BOPPIE 6AYLE BOUCHER. DOROTHY BRAPLEY ■ JAN BROWN iiiiilllllii ROBIN BROWN ■ ALICE ANN BUCHANAN ■ MAUREEN BUCKLEY ELLEN BUFORD ■ DOROTHY CAIN DELOR S CARTER ■ ANN DAVIS SUZETTE DeWESE ANN MORCONI ■ ADELL BAILLIF ■ ROSEMARY ROYSE • ANN HON MANN SARAH SMITH ■ MAR6ARET BRAY ■ JUDY EMERSON Presie etrt Vice Resident Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Membership Chairman Ritual Chairman ZETA TM ALPHA ti MARY DOHM • LYNDA D0U6LASS ■ 6INNY DUNN ??6S NS 1966 ' ■■■ p r i • DIANE EVERETT ■ DOROTHY FELDEJ? ■ CAROL FINCHER 3 W S 6LYNANN 6ILCREASE ' - JOHNNIE BRAVES ■ LOUISE HARRIS ■ MILANCY HATTAWAY ANNA HENDERSON ■ BEVERLY H0D6ES ■ BUSS HOLLAND BETTY HOLLIS PE6 Y HOLT ■ ANITA JEWELL ■ MARIE JUNKIN ■ KAY KOELEMAY ■ BECKY KUHATSCHEK ■ KATHY LEE ■ MARCIA LEONARD LEAH LEWIS ■ CHERYL LOV E ■ UNDA M c CLENDON- PAULA MARSHALL • JUNE MILLER, • KATHY MITTELSTAEDT- MARSHA PICKETT ■ PAT PRJDHAM MOLUERICHEY • DIANE ROSE ■ CAROLYN SANFORD • ANNA SEWELL ■ MARTHA SNEEP • MARCY STARUN6 ■ LAURA STEVENS PAT S70VALL ■ CAROL ANNE W6WELL ' MARTY VAU6HAN ■ SHIRLEY WALSH • BITS Y WALTON ■ JANELLE WATSON • SHERRY WI6LEY- MARY 7ULUE WYRICK KA es. Alpha Iota Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order completed a most successful rush at Centenary. At the November party Miss Bitsy Walton was named KA Rosebud of the pledge class. The Order ended its social year with Old South, which in- cluded the secession from the Union, lawn party, and ball. Probably the campaign success of the year was won by the KA ' s during class officer elections. The KA cannon not only shattered windows and crashed the front door of James Dorm, it also set the housemother, Mrs. Caldwell, on fire. Representing the Kappa Alpha ' s on campus are as follows: Who ' s Who, Mai Morgan; Cheerleaders, Mike Little and John Salisbury; Conglomerate staff, Pitts Launey; Student Senate President, Mai Morgan; Circle K, Tom Colquitt, Mai Morgan; Mike Little was chosen for the Washington Semester program; the Student Senate Committees included Reed Yates and Mike Walsh; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Mai Morgan; Pi Kappa Delta, Mai Morgan, Mike Little; and ODK, Mai Morgan. The expense account for rush was quite limited this year. Formally attired KA ' s frequent the sub. It RODNEY CAGE PETER KEENAN JOE CARLISLE WALLY NOBLES TOM COLQUITT i H in w Y REED YATES BILLY McNAMARA CHRIS BARNETTE MIKE LITTLE 21 an yet jx ALLEN ANDERSON DEAN BAIRD MOSS BANNERMAN ALBERT BENOIT BERNARD BLACK DAVID BOSLEY MARSHALL BROWN TONY BRANDON FRANK CASADONTE 1965 JSjIjb 1966 DR. JOHN ENTRIKIN ORVIS SIGLER ANNE MARCOM FACULTY FACULTY ADVISER ROSE KAPPA ALP MA mrs. h.a. Mcpherson dr.walter lowery dr.bryant Davidson HOUSE MOTHER FACULTY ADVISER FACULTY JOE CORBY DAVID COX DAVID DURHAM BEAU EMERY RELLIS GODFREY HANK GOWEN BILL GREEN, Jr. JOHNNY GREEN DICK HARPER BOBHI HTOWER JIM HUDSON J.S.JONES . WALTER JUN BART KELLY ED KESZKOWSKI JIM KERZWEG DAN LaGRONE PITTS LAUNEY BOB LEVY WARREN LOWE JOE McWILLIAMS TOM MATLOCK DOCME. MILLER MIKE MILLER PAT MICKLEY MALCOLM MORRIS MAL MORGAN GORDON PERRY PAUL REINSCHELD ROBERT RICHE ' RICHARD ROGERS JOHN SALISBURY JUDSON SHIVELY TED S1EGEL ED SIMMONS MIKE STEELE JOc STOREY CHARLIE SULLIVAN JOHNNY TOWNSEND TOMTUITE MIKE WALSHE P.B. FRESE KI The Kappa Sigma Fraternity began its year by pledging fifty-two boys. 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 captured many elections for campus offices. Serving as Student Senate Treasurer was Popejoy. Sena- tors included Schwendimann, Lawrence, and Williams. Class Presidents were Robinson, Critcher, and Clinton. Selected for Who ' s Who were Kizer, Hruska, Clinton, and Schwendimann. Centenary Gentleman was Rick Hruska. Tapped for ODK were Critcher, Linder, and Schwendimann. Other accomplishments of the Sigs were Hruska, Chief Justice of the Honor Court; other Court Justices were Schwendimann, Clinton and Hooker, alternate. Jimmy Journey served as editor of the Yoncopin. The Sigs were also represented on the Conglomerate staff, in the choir, and in the honorary organizations. Early in the year Kappa Sigma entertained at its annual Pajama Party. At the Christmas party the pledge class an- nounced Miss Kathy Nader as their pledge class sweetheart. Held in the Spring were the theme party and the Black and White Formal with its reception given by the sweetheart. The Sigs completed their most successful rush this Fall. Inderbitzen proves clothes don ' t always make the man. v ■ ' 1 r H r l W4 r r ct4 k l I f4 S -4 C3| K3 rtfc l 4ft Ail ill iil ill £t iJl iul _ NDY BEAUCLAIR BO 8UCKM0N DAVID BLODGETT BILLY BOOTH JIMMY BROWN BILLY BYRD EDWINCABRA PAT CARAWAY HARVEY CARLSON JOE CASSIERE BILL CAUSE AIN CAUSEY LEO COCO STEVE COLE JONATHON COOKE RICHARD HRUSKA GRAND MASTER PAUL COOKE ROBERT COURTNEY ELMO COX CHARLES CRENSHAW 965 1966 ONARD CRITCHER DON HARRIS CHARLIE PARK JAN BROWN GRAND PROCURATOR GRAND MASTER OF CEREMONIES SWEETHEART K 4PPA SICM4 MRS. BARKER STEVE CLINTON LEE KIZER WAYNE CURTIS M.Tk.1 MJL JL J. V K- .1. V J_ JU V HOUSEMOTHER GRAND SCRIBE G-RAND TREASURER 4 M MtM IM1 MtM ifiM Jufc WNY DAVIDSON DAVID DAVIDSON JACK DOMINICK WAYNE DONALDSON CHUCK DUNN RONNIE FORREST TERRY GAUSTAD BILL GIBSON JAMES GILLESPIE WINSTON GOENS TOMMY HALLIBURTON BO HERRIN KENHOIAMAN DAVID HOLT JOHN HOOKER JERRY HUDSON RON INDERBITZIN STEVE JENKINSON PHILIP JENNINGS ALLAN JONES JAMES JONES JIMMY JOURNEY k k Ah m fc «f f f§ Vr mk ii BERT KING BEN LAND CHRIS LAUNEY LEE LAWERANCE BURNELL LEMOINE LARRY LYLES WAYNE UNDER MILTON LINDSAY DAN LORANT MATT LOWE JOHN LUKE I 4JA KH itl tf McCUISTION ALTON McKnIGHT ED McLAUGHLIN BILLMALONE LOWELLMASK BRYAN MOFFATT SIDNEY MONTEGUDO JIM MONTGOMERY TAYLOR MOORE BOBNEWSOME WARREN OLDHAM _ _ M Ym 4ft i i 4tb m RRYOSTTEEN DWAYNE PALMER BUDDY PLEDGER LOU POPE JOY BOB POWELL RICHARD PROUD ALEX RICE CARL RICE ARTIS ROBINSON WENDALL ROBINSON DON RODRIGUEZ CHARD SCHMIDT RICHARD SCHWARTZ BOB SCHWENDIMANN DICK. SE ALE JOHN SINGLETON DEAN SMITH DICK SMITH LARRY STEVENS TERRY STEVENS JAYS 1 !U SIMPSON $ © 9 it 4tft  C ki 4(1 4tA til iTl til £1 tali STINE BILL STOWE ROY STRINGFELLOW.Jt DON VACCARO TOMMYVALLIERE WILLIE VARNELL RICK WALTON JIMMY WARREN ALAN WILLIAMS CHARLES WILLIA MS LORRISW E TKE Tau Kappa Epsilon began its third year on campus by pledging twenty-nine men in rush and immediatel y plunging into the flood of campus activities. Parties, open houses, serenading the girls ' dorms, and elections helped fill the Tekes ' schedule. The pledges held a barbecue for the actives, and by the end of the first semester both pledges and actives were knee-deep in remodeling the TKE house. As usual, Tekes enthusiastically participating in all intramural sports, but were just as devoted to scholarship, as evidenced by the chapter ' s recently won international award for top scholastic improve- ment on a small campus. In campus elections pledges John Lewis and Bill Ulrich were chosen as freshmen cheerleaders, Dick Grisham was elected junior favorite, and Joe Loupe chosen sophomore class president. Grisham was student senate vice-president and Will Finnin was sophomore senator; many other Tekes held positions on senate committees, such as the Ad Hoc and Forums. Grisham was selected for membership into Who ' s Who and O.D.K. Gaylon Daigle was elected vice-president of Alpha Chi, while Finnin and James Anderson gained membership into Alpha Sigma Pi. Loupe served as secretary-treasurer of the I.F.C., and Anderson represented the council in the senate. Rob Tinsley. James Anderson, and Cary Perks were mem- bers of Circle K. The Conglomerate had Mike Deare on its staff, and Loupe served as its news editor. Although Tekes were and are found in all facets of campus life, the fraternity has never lost sight of its primary goal — that of cultivating and maintaining a true brotherhood based on individual worth and character. ' Now, with the back wall gone we can have patio parties too. V 1 ft This secret escape hatch will sure come in handy for quick exits. CHARD GRISHAM PRYTANIS JAMES CARVER EPl PRY TANIS CAREY PERKS GRAMMATEUS PATRIC EWING CRYSOPHYLOS MORGAN DEARE HISTOR LARRY SNEDDON PYLORTES MES ANDERSON NORMAN BOOKER ROBERT TAYLOR ADVISOR NOLEN SHAW ADVISOR Tau fiappa Ifysilort 19 6 5 19 6 6 JAYLON DAIGLE DAVID DENT TOMMY PEYTON HYPOPHETES JAMES BOYD H E GEMON WILLIAM BOYD TAYLOR CAFFERY WILL FINN IN STEVE FRANCIS ■BHHHHHHBBHI WADE FULLER RAY GAMMILL BILLY REX HARPER SARAH SMITH SWEETHEART LARRY JAMES WILLIAM KELLY TED KOERNER JOHN LEWIS JOSEPH LOUPE MICHAEL McCLURE FRED McMULLEN DON MACKAMAN SHERMAN MATTHEWS LEE MERWlN ROSS NEWLAND LLEN PEARCE ROBERT PAINTER MICHAEL POE DOUGLAS REEDER WILLIAM RIGGS RON SCOTT ri ' KE i$TiRAV$$e. DWIGHT SNUFFER RfCHAftP SKARSTetf ROBT1NSLEY JOHN TURNER WILLIAM ULRICH THOMAS UTLEY JOHN WALKER PERSONALITIES 89 Gen fen ary JBacfu Bin cfa ToJAifesfc e Gentenary eni CRicJt J as a JlLiss Qjenfenaru aru Uu Iie m -- ' . ' !HVi eJs aec mm em ur L pin a u re en CBucJtfey 9ICiss JBouisiana JBuncfa Ferguson Queen Suzeite (DeWese Jlomecominq (jour 1966 jlCaru Gamine UraweeA l)iane Jiercner J am Jones Suze ie 2)e Wese Sail JlLorgan Janice T$)i son QUEEN MARTY VAUGHAN KING RICK HRUSKA SUZETTE DEWESE ELMO COX 100 MARCIA JOSEY BILL HARDIN ALICE ANN BUCHANAN LEE KIZER MARY SORROWS FRANK HUGHES CAROL ANNE TUGWELL PAGE PAM JONES JESTER BRIAN MOFFATT LARRY LILES PAGE BITSY WALTON LYNN TAYLOR JOHN LUKE ■ - .■■ . : , :. ■ ,: « r. ' B I ! m 1 Tf - : ■ X L .. ' | ADELL BAILLIF ED CABRA LINDA WHITESIDE DICK GRISHAM JUDY PLATT PITTS LAUNEY MARDI GRAS WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSI CINDY HAUG: Maroon Jackets; Forums Committee Chairman; AWS; WRA; Panhellenic Council, Cencoe; Washington Se- mester Program; Chi Omega, Vice-president MAL MORGAN: Student Senate, President; Alpha Sigma Chi, Circle K, Pi Kappa Delta, Interfraternity Council, past president Kappa Alpha Order RICHARD GRISHAM: Student Senate, Vice-president; Alpha Sigma Pi; Interfraternity Council; Alpha Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Tau Kappa Epsilon, President MARTY VAUGHAN: Maroon Jackets; WRA; Kamma Beta Gamma; Cencoe; Panhellenic Council, President; Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice- president 102 TIES . . . CRITCHER ... MORCOM . . . ELSTON . . . KIZER ANN MORCOM: Maroon Jackets; Le Cercle Francais Phi Sigma Iota; Zeta Tau Alpha, President LEONARD CRITCHER: Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Senate; Circle K; Interfraternity Council; Pi Kappa Delta; Kappa Sigma LENNIS ELSTON: Maroon Jackets; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Delta Tau Omicron ; Chi Omega LEE KIZER: Alpha Sigma Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Sen- ate; Class Officer; Kappa Sigma, President 103 JOHN HOOKER: Alpha Sigma Pi: Organ Guild, Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Chi; AGO; Kappa Sigma m W ' ■ 1 ' I i ' Tij Mm ' m 1 7 1 filial l 1 i- r- .in m i ■ W$mu mm JUr- ' 1 nflfl BS Hil - ■i i 11 EN W S , £SW f ' S X f PTTCU MDi SHERRY HERRON: Maroon Jackets, Secretary Treasurer; Alpha Sig- ma Phi; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Panhellenic Council; Student Senate, past Sec- retary; Chi Omega w : - w ' 2 ■ • ' , tS 1 HI - F ' yi ■ ' «i F - Km 1 «yjJlssK bs 1 , wiLm . ,- -f 1 - ' . ... ■ I vTlfeW a vj i MARTHA SNEED: Maroon Jackets; Alpha Sigma Pi; Cencoe; Pan- hellenic Council; Zeta Tau Alpha; AWS officer JENNY MAYO: Alpha Sigma Chi; Gamma Beta Beta; WRA, past president; Honorary Maroon Jacket . . . HOOKER . ... . SNEED . . . HERRON ...MAYO... WHO ' S 104 LOUISE SPRY: Maroon Jackets; Student Senate; Sigma Pi Sig- ma; AWS, President DON SCROGGIN: Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Sigma Pi; MSM; Kappa Chi; Honor Court LAURA STEVENS: Student Senate; Alpha Chi; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Alpha Sigma Chi; Cencoe; Zeta Tau Alpha RICK HRUSKA: Omicron Delta Kappa; Honor Court, Chief Jus- tice; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Interfra- ternity Council; Kappa Sigma President and Man of the Year; Centenary Gent WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 105 WHO ' S WHO . . . WHITESIDE . . . CLINTON . . . TAYLOR STEVE CLINTON: Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Choir, Presi- dent; Sigma Tan Delta; Phi Sigma Iota; Kappa Sigma LINDA WHITESIDE: Maroon Jackets; Alpha Chi; Centenary Lady; Panhellenic Council; Sigma Tau Delta; Stu- dent Senate, Co-ed Vice-President; Chi Omega LYNN TAYLOR: Maroon Jackets; Sigma Tau Delta; Le Cercle Francais; Miss Centenary 1964-65; Hardin Dorm Council 106 ANN HOHMANN: Honor Court; Choir; Cencoe; WRA; Phi Beta; Zeta Tau Alpha MOLLIE RICHEY JOHN SALISBURY BITSY WALTON JOHN LEWIS PAM JONES BILL ULRICH FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS i A 107 1 KAY KOELEMAY MIKE LITTLE JOHNYCE MUNDO RICK WALTON LYNDA DOUGLASS ELMO COX becky kuhatschek alton Mcknight Steve Clinton President Marty Vaughan Vice-president Lee Kizer Treasurer Anne Hohmann Secretary SENIOR CLASS Favorites John Luke Lynne Bonneau 110 Leonard Critcher President Adell Baillif Vice-President Ed Cabra Treasurer Alice Ann Buchanan Secretary JUNIOR CLASS Favorites Adell Baillif Dick Grisham ill Joe Loupe President Janie Fleming Vice-President Jack Dominitk Treasurer Judy Pate Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS Favorites 12 f Tom McCuistion President Diane Herscher Vice-President Wendell Robison Treasurer Bitsy Walton Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS Favorites 113 SPORTS Varsity Basketball ' 65- ' 66 FIRST ROW: Bob Lang, Bradley Peters, Larry Shoemaker, Barrie Haynie, Ralph Schwegman, Donny Henry SECOND ROW: Dellis Germann, Mike Gibbs, Tom Kerwin, Harold Smith, Dave Bush, Jim McAlear, Andy Fullerton, Darrell McGibany % Coach Sigler Own Opp. East Texas Baptist 71 66 U. of Utah 81 98 Utah State 73 89 U. of Mississippi 78 64 U. of Arkansas 61 90 Texas Christian 88 87 Virginia Military Inst. 78 77 U. of Tennessee 43 49 Southern Methodist U. 87 81 Arkansas State 75 93 Northwestern La. 56 61 Hardin-Simmons U. 91 96 U. of Houston 84 108 Louisiana Tech 104 91 Tennessee Tech 74 86 Southwestern La. 93 91 Oglethorpe 73 66 Oklahoma City U. 94 118 Hardin-Simmons U. 84 86 U. of Houston 96 125 Southern Mississippi 99 84 Arkansas State 87 79 Northwestern La. 88 74 Louisiana Tech 108 112 Southern Mississippi 110 75 Oklahoma City U. 90 121 Coach Moody 118 19 Andy Fullerton Dellis Germann Mike Gibbs Bob Lang Jim McAlear Darrell McGibany 122 123 Freshman Team FIRST ROW: Bill Stowe, Allen Cooper, Jim Bush, Ed Hindelang, John Blankenship. SECOND ROW: Dwight Rowden, Mike Scally, Bill Brans, Dave Tadich, Larry Ward. THIRD ROW: Coach Moody, Bill McBride, Richard Skarston, Richard Harris Charlie Crisby John Blankenship Bill Bruns Allen Cooper Charlie Grisby Ed Hindelan Bill McBride transfer from Drake, sophomore Dwight Rowden Mike Scally Dave Tadich Larry Ward TOM KERWIN W. imfi Jk m. ■ 2 P pSSS 126 - ' W PB lHl r m ■99 A  M ' Tom Kerwin, the legendary Captain Hook has finished his fourth year as mainstay of the Centenary Gents. As is typical of a legend, Tom saved his smash for his senior year. Given All- American Honorahle Mention twice previously, Tom furthered his impressive record by averag- ing better than twenty-seven points per game. He is ranked among the top ten in the nation in total points scored. He has made a lasting im- pression in collegiate r sketball, both in Shreveport and the United Slates. Nancy Kotsch Jim McAlear, Dave Bush, Mike Gibbs and Paula Crist The beasties meet the beauties. NISSCN Paula Crist, Marianne Woolner, Mary Camille Travveek 127 Marnie Bankson The Centenary Gymnastics Team is certainly one we can be proud of. This year the team has traveled 10,000 miles to ten states, Canada, and Mexico. During these travels they have conducted twenty-six clinics and exhibitions in addition to competing in twelve meets, both National A.A.U. and Inter-collegiate. This past summer Marianne Woolner won the first gold medal ever won by an American woman gymnast in the Macciabeth Games in Israel. Mary Camille Traweek Marianne Woolner 128 Susan McDonnell, a native of Scarsboro, On- tario, is undoubtedly one of the outstanding mem- bers of Centenary College ' s fine gymnastic team. She has won first places in vaulting, balance beam, uneven bars, and the floor exercise, her specialty. She has been instrumental in defeating gymnastic teams from Ohio State and Kent State. She repre- sented Canada, her homeland, in the North Ameri- can Championships in Montreal, and succeeded in capturing two gold medals, two silver, and one bronze, the most ever won by a Canadian per- former. She placed fourth all around in the National Gymnastic Clinic Championships held in Sarasota, Florida in December. She is a determined per- former and certainly a great asset to Centenary College. Vannie Edwards and Susan McDonnell Susan McDonnell Paula Crist 129 The second annual Centenary International Gym- nastic Clinic was held this year on February 4 and 5, 1966. It was the largest two-day clinic ever held in the United States and was attended by over 1,000 coaches and gymnasts. Two of the outstanding gymnasts who participated in the clinic were Olympians Janie Speaks and Rusty Mitchell. Coach Vannie Edwards Rusty Mitchell and Janie Speaks 130 Varsity Golf RETURNING LETTERMEN Coach Braswell Dale Hoskins Edwin Cabra Jimmy Brown Elmo Cox Terry Stevens Larry Stevens FRONT ROW: Jim Davis, Dean Smith, Bob Strayer, Gary Sutton, SECOND ROW: Lester Hammond, Bud Hammond, Coach Felsher, Pete Wilcox, Rob Duvall Rob Duvall and Gary Sutton Lester Hammond 132 Gary Sutton Dean Smith Varsity Tennis Pete Wilcox Bob Strayer Coach Felsher 133 Rob Duvall, Kile Stephenson, Fred Porter, Jer ry Cutrer, Bill Baker NOT SHOWN: Jeff Victory, Mike Miller, Ed Simmons, Randy Stanford, Frank Lollar, Johnny Green The climax to the hectic intramural football season was the three-game playoff between Killer ' s Boys and Kappa Sigma. Kappa Sigma emerged winner of the first game, but Killer ' s Boys made a comeback and captured the last two games to win the championship. FIRST ROW: Terry Gaustad, Tommy Halliburton SECOND ROW: Ronnie Forrest, Bob Schwendimann, Buddy Pledger, Richard Schwartz NOT SHOWN: Phil Jennings, Leonard Critcher, Charlie Park, Jonathan Cooke, Dwayne Palmer, Ben Land Intramural Football Killer 9 s Vs. Sigs 135 Women ' s Recreational Association ROW ONE: Janet Talley, President, Lynda Douglass, Suzette DeWeese, Patty Toevs, Ellen Buford; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Boddie, sponsor, Sandra Smith, Kathy Leggett, Mary Lou Poolman, Kathy O ' Meallie Men ' s Intramural Council LEFT TO RIGHT: John Mes.ton, Joe Storey, Sherman Mathews, Rob Duvall, Terry Gaustad, Ed Cabra, President 136 WRA Volley Ball Zeta Straws Zeta Gray MSM Zeta Blue Chi Omega Rinky Dinks Alpha Xi Delta 137 f PI[ ] Mmm f W ! ai «as ur V iCi A3 FACULTY CLASSES 139 Dr. Wilkes m Mrs. Wilkes Dr. Jack Stauffer Wilkes President, Centenary College In the past two years, Dr. Jack S. Wilkes has in- stituted several far-reaching programs on the campus, including the drive to increase and diversify the enrollment, and an intensified fund-raising campaign. Though his influence has been important in changing many college policies, his most important influence has been his cooperation with students in their effort to strengthen student government. At the President ' s Conference last fall, Dr. Wilkes expressed his willing- ness to help widen the areas of student responsibility. Since then he has demonstrated that willingness by working with student committees to plan the badly- needed activity fee and by lending support to the Student Senate Forums program. Dr. Wilkes New home of President 140 W. C. HOHMANN; B.A., M.A. Dean of Students and Dean of Men BOND FLEMING; A.B., B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College SHIRLEY BAIRD RAWLINSON; B.A. Dean of Women H JESSIE W. OUTLAW; B.A., M.A. Comptroller HOWARD M. ELDER; B.A., M.A. Dean of Evening Division FRANK AUSTIN; B.S., M.S. Treasurer and Business Manager 141 BOARD OF TRUSTEES G. M. Anderson John B. Atkins, Jr. Lamar Baker W. Russell Barrow Charles T. Beaird J. Pat Beaird R. Zehnter Biedenharn J. Henry Bowdon Charles Ellis Brown Paul M. Brown S. Perry Brown Mrs. Charles Cadwallader Robert H. Crosby Milton Crow Howard Crumley M. W. Drake D. L. Dykes, Jr. Robert W. French W. Crawford Fullilove, Jr. James C. Gardner Robert E. Goodrich Sam B. Grayson Mrs. D. P. Hamilton George W. Harbuck James T. Harris 0. 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 George D. Nelson James N. Patterson Bonneau Peters John L. Scales Bentley Sloane Henry S. Weisman A. L. Wedgeworth J. Robert Welsh Edwin D. Whited George D. Wray Bishop Aubrey G. Walton Donald W. Weir STAFF MRS. WYNELL ARNOLD Library MARY KATHRYN BARNETTE Business Office MRS. BONNIE BRAY Switchboard MRS. NELLE BROWN Registrar F. N. DeLANEY Director of Development Program MRS. MARY DOSKOCIL Secretary to Dean of Women JACK FISER Director of Public Information COL. BUREN FOLSOM Enrollment Counselor 142 STAFF JO ANN GILES Business Office ANNE HOWELL Dean of Students Secretary MRS. BESS HUDGINGS Dietician, Cafeteria MRS. CLARICE MOORE Secretary to Director of the Choir MRS. FANNIE L. NICHOLS Student Activities MRS. ANNIE POLLARD Hostess, Cline Dorm H. E. RANEY, JR. Superintendent of Buildings MRS. BYRON RUSSELL Secretary to Dean of College MRS. PENELOPE SHEA Enrollment Office MRS. MILDRED TUCKER Cashier PHYLLIS TYLER Teacher Placement MRS. WINTERROWD Faculty Office 143 ENGLISH ZEAK BUCKNER Instructor of English B.A., M.A. SARA BURROUGHS Instructor of English B.A., M.A. SHIRLEY CALLEN Associate Professor of English B.A., M.A., Ph.D. EDWARD CLARK Head of Department of English A.B., M.A., Ph.D. HERBERT FACKLER Instructor of English B.A., M.A. WILFRED GUERIN Professor of English B.A., M.A., Ph.D. THOMAS McNAIR Instructor of English B.A., M.A. LEE MORGAN Professor of English B.A., M.A.. Ph.D. JIMMY WILLIS Instructor of English B.A., M.A. Alton Hancock Thomas McNair Webb Pomeroy Edward Clark Lee Morgan Sara Burroughs Herbert Fackler Jimmy Willis RELIGION Shirley Callen ALTON HANCOCK Assistant Professor B.A., B.D., Ph.D. WEBB POMEROY Head of Department A.B., B.D., Ph.D. ROBERT ED TAYLOR Assistant Professor and Minister to Campus A.B., B.D. ART WILLARD COOPER Head of Department B.A., M.F.A. Robert Ed Taylor Willard Cooper 144 Irene Cooke Linda Morris Czarena Stuart LIBRARY IRENE COOKE GAIL McCALLISTER Librarian Acquisitions Assistant B.A., B.S. B.S. ALIJAH FAIRCHILD LINDA MORRIS Exchange Librarian Cataloging Assistant CHARLES HARRINGTON KATHLEEN OWENS Assistant Professor, Head Assistant Professor, Assistant Librarian Librarian A.B., M.A., M.S. A.B., M.S. CZARENA STUART Circulation Librarian Ruth Alexander SPEECH AND DRAMA RUTH ALEXANDER Associate Professor of Speech B.A., M.A. ORLIN COREY Head of Department B.A., M.A. DON MUSSELMAN Assistant Professor of Drama M.A., B.A. PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING SCIENCES RICHARD GOFF Instructor of Physics B.S. JESA KRAJNER Assistant Professor M.S., M.E. EDMOND PARKER Associate Professor of Engineering Sciences B.S., M.S. Orlin Corey Don Musselman Richard Goft Jesa Krajner Edmond Parker 145 Vannie Edwards James Mooty Orvis Sigler PHYSICAL EDUCATION VANNIE EDWARDS Instructor of Physical Education B.S. IVAN HARLESS Instructor of Physical Education B.S. ' JAMES MOOTY Instructor of Physical Education B.S. ORVIS SIGLER Basketball Coach B.S. ETOYAL SMITH Instructor of Physical Education B.S., M.S. : mm Etoyal Smith Rule Beasley Joyce Cameron MUSIC RULE BEASLEY Head of Department A.B., MM. JOYCE CAMERON Instructor of Piano M.M. B. P. CAUSEY Associate Professor of Music B.A., M.M. WILLIAM TEAGUE Assistant Professor B.M. B. P. Causey RONALD DEAN Assistant Professor of Music B.A., M.M. MONAS HARLAN Associate Professor of Music B.M., M.M. FRANCES MARY PERKINS Assistant Professor Piano and Theory A.B., B.M., M.M. A. C. VORAN Associate Professor of Choir A.B., B.M. Mus. D. Ronald Dean Monas Harlan Frances Mary Perkins William Teague A. C. Voran 146 FOREIGN LANGUAGES RHEA AUSTIN Assistant Professor of French B.A., M.A. THEODORE BECK Head of Department A.B., M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM FELSHER Assistant Professor of French A.B. LENORE REES Instructor of Spanish A.B., M.A. JOHNSON WATTS Instructor of German M.A., B.A. fb A Bruno Strauss Opal Menefee ILSE BISSELL Instructor of German B.A., M.A. DEAN ELDER Professor of Latin A.B., M.A. LLOYD HALLIBURTON Assistant Professor of Spanish A.B., M.A. BRUNO STRAUSS Professor Emeritus of German Ph.D. William Felsher Lloyd Halliburton Johnson Watts John Goff Rhea Austin Theodore Beck Lenore Rees JJse Bissell- COMMERCE C. R. McPherson C. R. McPHERSON Assistant Professor of Business M.A. JOHN GOFF Instructor of Business M.A. WOODROW PATE Head of Department A.B., M.A., Ph.D. OPAL MENEFEE Assistant Professor B.S., M.B.A. Woodrow Pate 147 BIOLOGY ELSIE McFARLAND Instructor of Biology B.A., M.A. RICHARD SPEAIRS Associate Professor of Biology B.S., M.S., Ph.D. MARY WARTERS Professor and Head of Biology A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ORIN WILKINS Associate Professor of Biology B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Elsie McFarland Richard Speairs CHEMISTRY JOHN ENTRKIN Head of Department of Chemistry B.A., M.A., Ph.D. WAYNE HANSON Associate Professor B.S., M.S., Ph.D. ROBERT HOOD Instructor of Chemistry B.S. STANTON TAYLOR Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., M.S., Ph.D. « r Fariebee Selt Betty Speairs John Entrikin Virginia Carlton Mary Warters Wayne Hanson Donald Danvers -•V mik Orin Wilkins Robert Hood MATHEMATICS VIRGINIA CARLTON Head of Department of Math B.S., M.S., Ph.D. DONALD DANVERS Instructor of Math B.A., M.A. FARIEBEE SELF Assistant Professor A.B., M.A. BETTY SPEAIRS Assistant Professor of Math A.B., M.A. GEORGE TREESE Instructor of Math B.S., M.S. SOCIOLOGY FERRELL PLEDGER Head of Department B.A., M.A., B.D., Ph.D. George Treese Ferrell Pledger 148 Darrell Overdyke Leroy Vogel Walter Lowrey Viva Rainey Charles Hickcox Elizabeth Hughes HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT BRYANT DAVIDSON Professor of History and Government A.B., M.A., LL.D. WALTER LOWREY Professor of History B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Nolan Shaw Robert MacCurdy EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY ELIZABETH HUGHES Assistant Professor A.B., M.A. ROBERT MacCURDY Head of Department B.S, M.S., Ed.D. VERA SNELLING Assistant Professor of Education B.S., M.A. EMMA STRINGFELLOW Assistant Professor of Ed. and Psy B.S., M.A., Ph.D. FRANK TOUCHSTONE Associate Professor of Psychology B.A., M.A. Ph.D. PHILOSOPHY DEAN FLEMING Professor of Philosophy A.B., B.D., S.T.M., Ph.D. JAMES SHEA Instructor of Philosophy A.B., Ph.D. DARRELL OVERDYKE Professor of History and Government A.B., M.A., Ph.D. VIVA RAINEY Assistant Professor B.A., M.A., Ph.D. LEROY VOGEL Head of Department A.B., TLB., Ph.D. GEOLOGY CHARLES HICKCOX Head of Department B.S., M.S. NOLAN SHAW Assistant Professor A.B., M.S. v. Vera Snelling Emma Stringfellow Dean Fleming James Shea 149 Bonneau Bradley Bray Anderson Bains, J. C. Barnes, J. JUNE ELIZABETH ANDERSON; Social Studies; Shreve- port, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, House Manager; AWS; West- minster Fellowship; WRA. JAMES ALBERT BAINS, JR.; Mathematics; Shreveport, La.; Sigma Pi Sigma, President; Alpha Psi Omega. JOHN CALVIN BAINS, JR.; Business; Shreveport, La.; BSU, Officer; Centenary College Band; Centenary Invest- ments Club. BARRY JOE BARNES; Social Science; Bossier City, La. JER£ R. BARNES ; Business ; Shreveport, La. JOAN CAROL BARTELL; Education; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega; SLTA; WRA. LYNDA L. BEARDEN; Education; Shreveport, La. MARGARET LUCINDA BODDIE; Education; Crowley, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Service Chairman; AWS; WRA; SLTA; Sexton Dorm Council; MSM. LYNNE BONNEAU; History; Bayside, N. Y.; Chi Omega, Pledge Class President; Varsity Cheerleader; Sophomore Class Favorite; Senior Class Favorite; Canterbury Club; Cencoe; WRA; AWS, Chi Omega, Asst. Pledge Trainer. ROGER O ' NEILL BOYKIN; Physics; Washington, D.C.; Sigma Pi Sigma, President; Physics Club, Vice-President. MILDRED BRADFORD; Education; Shreveport, La. DOROTHY JOHANNA BRADLEY; Drama; Shreveport, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha; Kappa Pi; Alpha Psi Omega, Vice- President, Treasurer; Jongleurs; Phi Beta, Secretary; Yon- copin Staff. MARY S. BRANDON; History; Shreveport, La. DRIN BRATTON; French; Shreveport, La.; Phi Sigma Iota. MARGARET BRAY; Education; Shreveport, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Best Pledge, Rush And Social Chairman; WRA- Panhellenic; AWS; MSM; SLTA, Vice-President; NEaJ Conglomerate Business Manager; Story Book League JOHN MICHAEL BRENT; Music; Biloxi, Miss ; AGO; Canterbury Club, Vice-President. BONNYE ADELAIDE BRIAN; Music Education; Walker, La.; Phi Beta, Secretary; MSM, Music Chairman; Pep Squad; AWS, Publicity Chairman. ERNESTINE MASSEY BROWN; Education; Shreveport, JANET SUE BROWN; Art; Tyler, Texas; Zeta Tau Alpha; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; Yoncopin, Art Editor; Condom- erate Staff; SLTA; WRA; Canterbury Club, Secretary; Kappi Pi, Secretary, Treasurer; Yoncopin Award LTMSM RA wV A f R A T ; ReHgiOUS EdUCati ° n; HaU ' l? M PAUL CARTER; Chemistry; Shreveport, La.; Alpha bigma Chi; Kappa Sigma; Dean ' s List. CYNTHIA RANKIN CATES; Education; Shreveport, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha; SLTA; AWS. Brent Brown, J. Cates Brian Brown, E. Carter, B. Carter, T. Causey Chiles BILL CAUSEY, JR.; Music; Shreveport, La.; Centenary College Band; Varsity Tennis; Kappa Sigma; Yoncopin Staff. DALE CHILES; Natural Science; Vivian, La.; Alpha Ep- silon Delta. RAYMOND M. CHRISTY; Education; Bossier City, La. ELIZABETH ANN CLINGMAN; Education; Keithville, La.; Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer, Co-Rush Chairman, House and Grounds Chairman; Cencoe, Vice-President, Secretary; SLTA, Treasurer; Story League, President; Conglomerate Staff; AWS, Senior Advisor. STEPHEN T. CLINTON; Spanish and French; Pine Bluff, Ark.; Centenary College Choir, President; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Senior Class President; Phi Sigma Iota; Sigma Tau Delta; Insights Editor; Who ' s Who; Kappa Sigma, Secretary ; Honor Court, Justice. MARVIN L. COLLINS; Math, French, Music; Minden, La.; Phi Sigma Iota, President; Tutoring Program. WALTER THOMAS COLQUITT, III; English; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Alpha Order, Rush Chairman, Historian; Sig- ma Tau Delta; Yoncopin Staff; Conglomerate Staff; Canter- bury Club, President; Ad Hoc Committee; Circle K Club; Mardi Gras Court. MARY KATHERINE COLVERT; Music; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega; Phi Beta, Historian; AGO. SENIORS 1966 151 Cooper Courtney Cutrer Copeland Cunningham Davis SENIORS 1966 LINDA DIANE COOPER; English; Bogalusa, La. JOHN L. COPELAND, JR.; Engineering Science; Shreve- port, La. ROBERT DOYLE COURTNEY; Biology; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Sigma; Student Medical Assistants. CAROL ANNETTE CUNNINGHAM; Mathematics; Norco, La.; WRA; AWS; Hardin Dorm Council; Dean ' s List; MSM, Clerk. JERRY WARREN CUTRER; Accounting; Bossier City, La.; Intramurals; Delta Tau Omicron, President. DOUGLAS LYNN DAVIS; Psychology; Alexandria, La.; MSM, President; R. E. Smith Award. JOSEPH A. DeFATTA; Business; Shreveport, La. LENNIS SMITH ELSTON; Business; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega, Treasurer, Social Chairman; Alpha Chi; Delta Tau Omicron, Secretary; Alpha Sigma Pi; Dean ' s List; Maroon Jackets; Cencoe; Who ' s Who. JUDY EMERSON; Art; Houston, Texas; Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer, Ritualist; Kappa Pi; SLTA; Dorm Publicity Chairman. ROBERT JOEL FARRELL; Business Administration; Shreveport, La.; BSU; Kappa Pi; French Club. HELEN MARIE GIESSEN; English; Downsville, La.; AGO; Alpha Sigma Pi; AWS; Dean ' s List; Inter-Faith Council; Kappa Chi, Secretary; MSM. DeFatta Elston Emerson Farrell Giessen Glover Godfrey Goodman Grzesiek 152 JUDITH ANNE GLOVER; Business Administration; Shreveport, La. JUDITH ANN GODFREY; Spanish; Bossier City, La.; Dean ' s List; Phi Sigma Iota. JACK GOODMAN; Social Studies; Okmulgee, Okla. CONNIE CARSON GRZESIEK; Education; Shreveport, La.; SLTA. RALPH HARKER; Chemistry; West Monroe, La.; MSM, State Vice-President; Chapel Committee; Forums Commit- tee; Honor System Committee. ELIZABETH W. HARRELL; Education; Shreveport, La. DONALD R. HARRIS; Business Administration; Dallas, Texas; Varsity Golf; Intramural Council, President; Kap- pa Sigma, Vice-President; Centenary Investment Club. LOUISE, HARRIS; History; Shreveport, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Historian, House Manager; Sexton Dorm Council, Junior Representative. CYNTHIA ANN HAUG; Government; Monroe, La.; AWS; Maroon Jackets; Forums Committee, Chairman; Panhel- lenic; Cencoe, Who ' s Who; Chi Omega, Vice-President; James Dorm Council ; Conglomerate Staff. JAMES HERRIN; Music; Kilgore, Texas; American Guild of Organists, President. SHARON BEEDE HERRON; Biology; Shreveport, La.; Freshman Class Secretary; Alpha Sigma Pi, Secretary; Stu- dent Senate. Secretary; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Alpha Chi Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets; AWS, Judicial Board; Chi Omega, Pledge Class President, Rush Chairman. S. RUSSELL HERRON; Mathematics; Shreveport, La. LEE WHELESS HOGAN; Art; Shreveport, La. LELA ANNE HOHMANN; Music Education; Shreveport, La.; Centenary College Choir, Secretary, Vice-President; Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary; Cencoe; Honor Court, Clerk; Sophomore Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Phi Beta, President; AWS; WRA; James Dorm Council. MARY JO HOLOUBEK; English; Shreveport, La.; New- man Club; Alpha Xi Delta, Pledge Trainer, Secretary; Cen- coe. JOHN L. HOOKER; Organ; Leesville, La.; Alpha Chi, President; Alpha Sigma Pi; AGO, President; Canterbury Club; Conglomerate Staff; Honor Court; IFC, President; Kappa Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Yoncopin Staff; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List. RICHARD S. HRUSKA; Business; Minden, La.; Alpha Sigma Pi; Alpha Chi; Pi Kappa Delta; Omicron Delta Kap- pa; Kappa Sigma, President; Junior Class President; Hon- or Court, Chief Justice; Dean ' s List; Conglomerate Staff; Student Senate; Who ' s Who; Centenary Gentleman; Mardi Gras Court; Debate. JULIA ANN JENKINS; Education; Shreveport, La. BETTY JANE KELLY; Music Education; Shreveport, La. Holoubek Hruska Jenkins Harker Harrell Harris, D Harris, L. Haug Herrin Herron, S. Herron, S. R. Hogan 153 GEORGE M. KENT; Biology; Bunkie, La.; Centenary Col- lege Choir; Kappa Sigma; Intramurals; Student Medical Assistants. LEE ESTES KIZER; Business Administration; Texarkana, Ark.; Who ' s Who; Alpha Sigma Pi, President; Yoncopin, Business Manager; Canterbury Club, Vice-President; Stu- dent Senate, Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer; Omicron Delta Kappa, Treasurer; Freshman Class Favorite; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Golf; Kappa Sigma, President, Treasurer, Rush Chairman; IFC; Dean ' s List. JUDITH MARIE KLEINHANS; Education; Shreveport, La.; Senior Class Vice-President; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets; Phi Beta; Band. HENRY PAUL LEDFORD; Biology; Shreveport, La. MARCIA VANCE LEONARD; Psychology; Little Rock, Ark.; Zeta Tau Alpha, House Manager; Psychology Club; MSM;WRA. FRANCES BRADLEY LINDH; Music; Balboa Heights, Panama Canal Zone; Phi Beta; AGO. BARROW FELKER LONG; History; Shreveport, La. JOHN B. LUKE, JR.; Biology; Bunkie, La.; Kappa Sigma; Alpha Sigma Chi, Vice-President, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Treasurer; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Favorite; SMA; Canterbury Club; Dean ' s List. LINDA HICKMAN McCARTHY; English; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Xi Delta, Treasurer, Secretary; Miss Centenary Con- test; Cencoe; AWS. Kelly Kizer Led ford RUTH ANN MADDEN; Education; Bossier City, La. WILLIAM RICHMOND MALONE; Engineering Science; Shreveport, La., Centenary Band; Circle K; Kappa Sigma. VIRGINIA SUSAN MAYO; Biology; Lake Charles, La.; WRA Council, President; Gamma Beta Gamma, Historian; Dorm Council, Vice-President; AWS, President; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; Honorary Maroon Jacket. JOHN GARY MELANSON; Music Education; Shreveport, La.; Centenary Band; BSU; Varsity Baseball. KATHRYN MITTELSTAEDT; Music; Metairie, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Music Chairman; Phi Beta, Treasurer; AGO, Secretary, Treasurer; Centenary College Choir, Section Leader; Hardin Dorm Council; Miss Centenary Contest, Second Runner-up. ANNE ELIZABETH MORCOM; French; Baton Rouge, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, President; Maroon Jackets; Who ' s Who; Panhellenic; Cencoe; Dorm Council; Kappa Alpha Rose. MAL MORGAN; Natural Science; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Alpha, Best Pledge, President; Student Senate, Vice-Presi- dent, President; Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Pi, Vice-President; Pi Kappa Delta, President; Debate; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta; IFC; Circle K; Mardi Gras Court. SANDRA JEAN MUSCHKAT; Education; Shreveport, La. CHRISTINA JO MYLES; Biology; Shreveport, La.; Chi Omega, Social Chairman; Cencoe; James Dorm Council, Luke Malone Mittelstaedt 154 Vice-President; Gamma Beta Gamma, Secretary-Treasurer, Historian; Yoncopin Staff. VIOLET WEST NANCE; Education; Shreveport, La.; AWS, Treasurer ; Zeta Tau Alpha ; SLTA. ROBERT D. NEWSOME; Business; Dallas, Texas; Kap- pa Sigma; Intramurals; Centenary Investment Club. LINDA J. OKES; Education; Shreveport, La. JAMES LEE O ' REAR; Education; Corpus Christi, Texas. J. CAREY PERKS; History; Shreveport, La.; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary; Circle K, Secretary. BARRY RANDALL PETREE; Business; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Alpha Order. MARJORIE BOONE PICKETT; Business Administration; Shreveport, La.; Dean ' s List; Alpha Sigma Pi. JUDITH ANN CURRY PLATT; Religious Education; Lake Charles, La.; AWS; Student Senate; Panhellenic; Conglo- merate Staff; Cencoe, Vice-President, Secretary; Canterbury Club, Vice-President; Interfaith Council, Secretary; WRA; Alpha Xi Delta, President, Chaplain. CHARLES W. PROCTOR, JR.; Biology; Carlsbad, N. M.; Student Senate; Kappa Chi; Conglomerate Staff; Gamma Beta Gamma; Forums and Chapel Committees. FRED L. REAGOR; Mathematics; Shreveport, La.; Math Club, Vice-President; Yoncopin Staff; Conglomerate Staff. ALBERT RIOS; Mathematics; Bossier City, La.; Alpha Chi. Petree Pickett Piatt Proctor Reagor Rios SENIORS 1966 Morcom Morgan Myles Nance Okes O ' Rear Muschkat Newsome Perks 155 Scott Scroggin Sherwood Shuflin Simmons Simpson Singleton Smith, B. Smith, S. SENIORS 1966 Rice Rockefeller Royse Rushing Sanford Schwendimann MARSHALL CARL RICE; Biology; Shreveport, La. ROBERT WAYNE ROCKEFELLER; Biology; Shreveport, La.; BSU, Executive Council; Rifle and Pistol Team. ROSEMARY ROYSE; French, Spanish; Dall as, Texas; Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary, Scholarship Chairman; Centen- ary College Choir, Librarian; Phi Sigma Iota, Secretary, Treasurer; AWS Judicial Board. BARBARA JANE McMAHEN RUSHING; Education; Shreveport, La. CAROLYN SANFORD; Physical Education; Mobile, Ala.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Parliamentarian; WRA, Secretary; MSM; AWS; Physical Education Majors Club. ROBERT N. SCHWENDIMANN; Biology; Franklinton, La.; Omicron Delta Kappa; Honor Court, Associate Justice; Student Senate; Sophomore Class President; Centenary College Choir, Treasurer; Kappa Sigma, Vice President, Secretary ; Alpha Sigma Chi. MICHELLE CARTER SCOTT; Art; Shreveport, La. DON SCROGGIN; Chemistry; Shreveport, La.; Freshman Chemistry Award; Freshman Math Award; Outstanding Freshman Award; Physics Award; Who ' s Who; Alpha Chi Award; Dean ' s List; Alpha Chi, Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Honor Court; MSM ; Young Democrats. JULIE SCHMIDT SHERWOOD; Education; Bossier City, La. ; Alpha Sigma Pi ; Phi Beta ; Alpha Xi Delta. RONALD NEIL SHUFLIN; Psychology; Keithville, La.; Tau Kappa Epsilon 156 Sneed Spry Taylor Tinsley Valentine Vaughan Webb West, L. West, S. Whiteside Whitlow Wiggins HARRIET SIMMONS; Education; Shreveport, La. DOUGLAS SIMPSON; Accounting; Dallas, Texas; Varsity Baseball; Kappa Sigma, Pledge Trainer. MARY KAPPEN SINGLETON; Speech; Shreveport, La. BONNIE GENELLE KAY SMITH; Education; Bossier City, La.; SLTA; Story League; Alpha Chi. SAMMY MAC SMITH; Biology; Shreveport, La.; Alpha Epsilon Delta, President. MARTHA LOUISE SNEED; Education; Jonesboro, La.; Zeta Tau Alpha, Historian; Maroon Jacket; Who ' s Who; Cencoe; Panhellenic; Alpha Sigma Pi; Dean ' s List; Con- glomerate Staff; SLTA; MSM; WRA. LOUISE SPRY; Mathematics; Memphis, Tenn.; Sexton Dorm Council, President; AWS, Secretary; Student Senate; Maroon Jacket; Who ' s Who; Sigma Pi Sigma. ROBERT EARL SWANN; Engineering Science; Shreve- port, La. MARY LYNN TAYLOR; English; Gonzales, La.; Maroon Jackets, President; Sigma Tau Delta, Vice-President; In- sights Editor; Phi Beta; Phi Sigma Iota; Miss Centenary 1964; Dean ' s List. JAMES ROBINSON TINSLEY; History; Shreveport, La.; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian; Canterbury Club; Circle K, Historian. DONALD R. VACCARO; Business; Shreveport, La.; Kappa Sigma; Intramurals. EARLE KENT VALENTINE; History; Shreveport, La. MARTY VAUGHAN; Science Education; Jonesville, Tex- as; Maroon Jackets, Vice-President; Panhellenic, President; Dorm Council, Treasurer, Secretary, Vice-President; MSM; Cencoe; Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-President; WRA, Vice-Presi- dent; Who ' s Who; AWS; Student Senate Committees; SLAT; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Favorite; Senior Class Vice-President; Yoncopin Staff; Conglomerate Staff; Dean ' s List. LINDA WARDELL; Art; Midland, Texas; Chi Omega, Social and Civic Chairman, Pledge Class Vice-President; Kappa Pi, President; Young Democrats, Vice-President, President. CHARLOTTE ELLERBE WEBB; History, Shreveport, La. Chi Omega Sorority ; Canterbury Club ; AWS. LINDA LOU WEST; Mathemat ics; Shreveport, La., SLTA; SMEA; Math Club. SANDRA LEE WEST; Drama; Houston, Texas; Jongleurs. LINDA GAYLE WHITESIDE; English; Little Rock, Ark.; Centenary Lady; Student Senate, Vice-President; Chi Omega, President; Who ' s Who; Maroon Jackets; Cencoe; Panhel- lenic, Secretary -Treasurer; Kappa Sigma Pajama Girl; Yon- copin Staff, Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Pi; Dean ' s List; Homecoming Court; Mardi Gras Court; AWS; WRA; Sig- ma Tau Delta ; Cheerleader. KENNETH WHITLOW; Music Education; Shreveport, La. LOIS JANE WIGGINS; Education; Meridian, Miss.; AWS, Judicial Board Chairman; Hardin Dorm Council, President; SLTA, Secretary. 157 Gary Albright, Shreveport Karen Alexander, Texarkana, Tex. . . . And time yet for a hundred new revisions, After the taking of a chocolate cone . . . Joy Anderson, Shreveport Mimi Arnold, Shreveport Jane Bailey, Shreveport Bill Baker, Shreveport Adell Baillif, New Orleans, La. Terrel Banks, Bossier City Vicki Bischof, Hot Springs, Ark. Lucienne Bond, Shreveport Jim Boyd, Bossier City John Braden, Roanoke, La. Jim Brown, Bastrop, La. Alice Ann Buchanan, Crowley, La. Patty Burnap, Dallas, Tex. Edwin Cabra, Leesville, La. Paula Campbell, Benton, La. James Carver, Lake Charles, La. 158 James Chewning, Shreveport Phyllis Clem, Shreveport William Conry, Houston, Tex. Jonathan Cooke, New Orleans, La. Shirley Paul Coward, Shreveport Danny Crawford, Shreveport Leonard Critcher, Houston, Tex. JUNIORS Gaylon Daigle, Bossier City Paul D ' Ascoli, Yonkers, N. Y. Johnny Davidson, Houston, Tex. Don Davison, Shreveport Mike Deare, New Iberia, La. Mary Ann DeNoon, Shreveport Diana Dry, Shreveport Chuck Dunn, Jekyll Island, Ga. Rob Duvall, Shreveport Kenneth Easley, Monroe, La. David Edgar, Corpus Christi, Tex. John Elliott, Bunkie, La. Pat Ewing, Dallas, Tex. Karen Fiser, Shreveport Robert Fisher, Shreveport Corinne Garrett, Shreveport 159 Beth Gibbs, Shreveport Glyn Ann Gilcrease, Shreveport Rellis Godfrey, Forbing, La. John E. Goodwin, Houston, Tex. Richard Grisham, Dallas, Tex. Jim Gustine, Shreveport Tom Halliburton, Shreveport Hugh Hammond, Des Moines, Iowa Lester Hammond, Garland, Tex. Marsha Harper, Baytown, Tex. Gayle Herron, Brownjield, Tex. Betty Hollis, Port Neches, Tex. Peggy Holt, Mission, Ky. Yoko Hori, Itami, Japan David Hoskins, Sulphur, La. Jim Hudson, Houston, Tex. JUNIORS Frank Hughes, Benton, La. Ron Inderbitzen, Shreveport Larry James, Shreveport Phil Jennings, Shreveport Allan Jones, Hot Springs, Ark. James Jones, Bastrop, La. Jimmy Journey, Shreveport 160 Peter Keenan, New Orleans, La. David Kerstein, Newark, N. J. Pitts Launey, Dallas, Tex. Lee Lawrence, Crowley, La. - Burnell Lemoine, Marksville, La. Wayne Linder, Corpus Christi, Tex. Mike Little, Houston, Tex. Matt Lowe, Shreveport Barbara McMillian, Bossier City Paula Marshall, Dallas, Tex. Sissy Masters, Shreveport Sherman Matthews, Sarepta, La. Jeff Meadows, Shreveport Robert Mocata, Shreveport Sidney Montegudo, Zachary, La. Jim Montgomery, Springhill, La. mMd k M iM . . . Between the idea and the reality Between the notion and the fact Falls the same old shadow . . . Marie Morgan, Bossier City Johnyce Mundo, Dallas, Tex. Walter Netherton, Shreveport . . . Within the sagging envelope Mandrake has taken shelter Unpaid, uncelebrated . . . Vincent Ognibene, Holyoke, Mass. Lynn Olson, Covington, La. VlSfo Polly Page, Shreveport Charlie Park, Springhill, La. Faye Payne, Shreveport Joan Pinholster, Jackson, Miss. Lou Popejoy, Shreveport Kaye Reaves, Warren, Ark. Doug Reeder, Dallas, Tex. Kay Rheman, Jennings, La. Alex Rice, Shreveport Nita Richardson, Grand Cane, La. Sharyn Riordan, New Orleans, La. John Rogozinski, Massapequa, N. Y. Ronald Scott, Albuquerque, New Mex. Susan Sigler, Shreveport Ben Silber, Riverside, N. Y. Edward Simmons, Dallas, Tex. 162 Gerald Simonton, Shreveport Norma Sistrunk, Shreveport Dick Smith, Houston, Tex. Gerard Smith, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sarah Smith, Dallas, Texas Larry Sneddon, N. Little Rock, Ark. Mary Sorrows, Dallas, Tex. JUNIORS Paula Stahls, Shreveport Laura Stevens, Magnolia, Ark. John Stowe, Lake Charles, La. Roy Stringfellow, Shreveport Janet Talley, Leesville, La. Anna Vaughn, Shreveport Dick Voran, Shreveport Jimmy Walker, Shreveport Loren Wallace, Jerseyville, 111. Michael Waterman, Shreveport Cynthia Watts, Shreveport Bobbi Whaley, Houston, Tex. Rex Wilkes, Shreveport Margaret Williams, Crowley, La. Mary Anne Wilson, Waynoka, Okla. Marianne Woolner, New Orleans, La. 163 ft M Suda Adams, Shreveport Martha Alford, Linden, Tex. Martin Allain, Shreveport Suanne Almand, Shreveport James Anderson, Shreveport Patricia Andrews, North Little Rock, Ark. Nancy Augustat, Houma, La. Dean Baird, Metairie, La. Betty Barnes, Keithville, La. Chris Barnette, Shreveport George Barrow, Vivian, La. David Basinger, Shreveport Anne Beaird, Shreveport Randy Beauclair, Shreveport Susan Behrman, Dallas, Tex. A Benoit, Shreveport Maxine Best, Greenivood, La. Frances Biggerstaff, Blanchard, La. Thomas Bitterwolf, New Orleans, La. Bo Blackmon, Baton Rouge, La. David Blodgett, Mt. Pleasant, Tex. Billy Booth, New Iberia, La. Gayle Boucher, Springhill, La. Susan Briggs, Shreveport SOPHOM ORES Gerry Brockwell, Petersburg, Va Bill Broyles, Houston, Tex. Maureen Buckley, Dallas, Tex. Barbara Buckner, Shreveport Shirley Brotherton, Shreveport Robin Brown, Shreveport Fall fell, but they were too frantic to feel. 164 Ellen Buford, Bastrop, La. Joyce Burnette, Shreveport Dave Bush, Freeburg, III. Dorothy Cain, Lafayette, La. Jackie Caldwell, Shreveport Mason Campbell, Alexandria, La. Pat Caraway, Shreveport Mike Carrington, Shreveport Carol Carter, Dallas, Tex. Deloris Carter, Little Rock, Ark. Judy Cato, Jackson, Miss. Robbie Chalk, Shreveport Kenneth Cockerham, Shreveport Leo Coco, Marksville, La. Paul Cooke, New Orleans, La. Elmo Cox, Jonesboro, La. Charles Crenshaw, Houma, La. Rob Crichlow, Shreveport Diane Crow, Shreveport Carol Culpepper, Monroe, La. Richard Cummins, Minden, La. Ross Dalton, Bossier City Roger Davis, Shreveport Trisha Davis, Little Rock, Ark. Earl Dawson, Jefferson, Tex. Tommie Dawson, Jefferson, Tex. Susan Dean, McAllen, Tex. Barbara DeFatta, Shreveport Suzette Dewese, Lafayette, La. Sallie Dixon, Belcher, La. Jack Dominick, Mira, La. Lynda Douglass, Dallas, Tex. Diane Dunn, Metairie, La. Susie Embrey, Shreveport Karen Everitt, Jackson, Miss. Carol Fincher, Camden, Ark. Will Finnin, Dubach, La. Janie Fleming, Shreveport 165 Paul Forcey, Shreveport Ronnie Forrest, Shreveport Toni Funicella, Tyler, Tex. Milann Gannaway, Monroe, La. Terry Gaustad, Houston, Tex. Dellis Germann, Millstadt, 111. Henry Giessen, Downsville, La. Finn Gotaas, New Orleans, La. Connie Grambling, Minden, La. Margaret Gregory, Parkdale, Ark Alva Groth, New Orleans, La. Charles Grubb, Neiv Orleans, La. Barbara Hall, Bossier City Charles Hamel, Shreveport Cissy Hardy, Texarkana, Tex. Milancy Hattaway, Houston, Tex. David Hinton, Minden, La. Bliss Holland, Crowley, La. James Hopkins, Shreveport Bob Horning, Bossier City Louis Hornstein, Skowhegan, Ma. Dale Hoskins, Bossier City An ' iTa Jewell, El Dorado, Ark. William Johnson, Shreveport Walter Jung, New Orleans, La. Marie Junkin, North Little Rock, Ark. Stephen Karlan, Bronx, N. Y. Bill Kelly, Wayne, N. J. Marie Kerwin, Spring Lake Heights, N. J. Mike Kidda, Shreveport Jerry Kilpatrick, Alexandria, La. Kay Koelemay, New Orleans, La. Becky Kuhatschek, Dallas, Tex. James Kurzweg, Metairie, La. Bob Lange, St. Louis, Mo. Chris Launey, Dallas, Tex. Alan Laymon, Manhaset, N. Y. Bill Lee, Shreveport Cathy Legget, Converse, La. 166 Sherry Leopard, Shreveport Paul Long, Dallas, Tex. Joe Loupe, New Roads, La. Gennie Lyles, Mansfield, La. Don Mackaman, Dallas, Tex. Jim McAlear, Springfield, Mo. SOPHOMORES Winter reigned, but they were too pressured to care. ' Bill McBride, St. Louis, Mo. Janelle McCammon, Lafayette, La. Tommy McClary, Shreveport Tom McClurg, Greenwood, La. Cherry McCraine, Zachary, La. Darrell McGibany, Calton, III. Morey McGonigle, Corpus Christi, Tex. Johanna McGraw, Shreveport Eugene McKenzie, Miami, Fla. Lowell Mask, Ft. Smith, Ark. Mike Mather, Dallas, Tex. Tom Matlock, Shreveport Caroline Means, Iowa City, Iowa Lee Merwin, Dallas, Tex. John Meston, Rochester, N. Y. Pat Mickley, Houston, Tex. Henry Miller, Nejv Orleans, La. Mike Miller, Dallas, Tex. Robert Mooney, Shreveport Gail Morgan, El Dorado, Ark. Julia Claire Nance, Dixie, La. Deeana Nichols, North Little Rock, Ark. Wally Nobles, Houston, Tex. Tommy Oliphant, Houston, Tex. 167 Kathy O ' Meallie, New Orleans, La. Myrna Parnell, Benton, La. Deas Parrish, Monroe, La. •Tommy Peyton, Shreveporl Linda Pierce, Shreveport Mary Lou Poolman, Little Rock, Ark. Bob Powell, Dallas, Tex. Richard Proud, Neiv York, N. Y. Nancy Quigley, Bossier City Chris Randall, Baton Rouge, La. William Rands, Greenwich, Conn. Charles Read, Covington, La. Lynda Reeves, Shreveport Paul Reinscheld, Shreveport Annette Riddle, Opelousas, La. Ginger Rogers, Bossier City Nancy Rogers, Lincoln, Neb. Dianne Rose, Shreveport Jim St. Armand, Opelousas, La. Mary Sue Sanders, Texarkana, Tex. Richard Schmidt, New Orleans, La. Richard Schwartz, Leesville, La. Dino Seder, Shreveport Charles Self, Leesville, La. SOPHOMORES Leslie Shirley, Dallas, Tex. Judson Shiveley, Shreveport Marcia Short, Shreveport Jim Shull, Texarkana, Ark. Sandra Smith, Baton Rouge, La. Dwight Snuffer, Shreveport Marilyn Stafford, El Dorado, Ark. Randall Stanford, Grand Prairie, Tex. Joyce Staples, Bossier City Mike Steele, Houston, Tex. Stephanie Stewart, Shreveport Joe Storey, New Orleans, La. Patty Sullenburger, Shreveport Charlie Sullivan, Shreveport 68 Gary Sutton, Long Beach, Calif. Carol Thomas, Shawnee, Okla. Alan Thompson, Floral Park, N. Y. Patti Toevs, Magnolia, Ark. Jo Ann Toland, North Little Rock, Ark. Gigi Tooley, Shreveport John Townsend, Houston, Tex. Mary Traweek, Baton Rouge, La. Frances Trichel, Shreveport William Varnell, Shreveport Linda Vick, Dallas, Tex. Ellen Victory, Shreveport Frances Victory, Shreveport Susan ' Wade, Austin, Tex. Richard Walton, Rayville, La. Terry Ware, Shreveport Rodger Wedgeworth, Shreveport Peggy Wenk, Shreveport Carol White, Bossier City Leslie Willson, Dallas, Tex. Jennie Wilson, North Little Rock, Ark. Nancy Wilson, Gulf Port, Miss. Lorris Wimberly, Arcadia, La. Barbara Wood, Alexandria, La. Sharon Woodard, Dallas, Tex. Robert Worden, Staten Island, N. Y. Mary Tullie Wyrick, Magnolia, Ark. William Yancey, Buffalo, Mo. Thomas Young, Dallas, Tex. James Youngblood, Shreveport Spring sprung, but they were too busy to notice. 169 Ramona Alam, Shreveport Carol Albertus, Cape Cod, Mass. Linda Alexander, Minden, La. Nelrose Anderson, Rayville, La. Tina Angely, Shreveport Terry Atwood, Shreveport Skeet Bailey, Penns Grove, N. J. Donna Banks, New Orleans, La. Marnie Bankson, Blue Mound, III. Moss Bannerman, Baton Rouge, La. FRESHMEN Diane Barber, Shreveport Tom Barnard, Springhill, La. Jesselyn Barrow, Lufkin, Tex tm i Mik Carol Bartholmey, North Little Rock, Ark. Judy Beard, Little Rock, Ark. Bonnie Beers, Oklahoma City, Okla. Lynn Belew, Shreveport Joe Bennett, San Augustine, Tex. Ken Berg, Shreveport Pat Bissonnet,. Houston, Tex. Bernard Black, Shreveport Martha Blake, Shreveport Donna Bland, Sulphur, La. John Blankenship, Greenville, III. Charles Bloss, Dallas, Tex. Harold Bluder, Park Ridge, III. Jimmy Boddie, Shreveport Jim Boice, Sudbury, Mass. Norman Booker, Many, La. Carol Borne, Metairie, La. David Bosley, Bronxville, N. Y. Sharon Boudreaux, Bossier City Suzy Bouis, New Orleans, La. Derrie Boyce, Shreveport Bill Boyd, Bossier City John Boyle, Metuchen, N. J. Tony Brandon, Shreveport Glenn Breedlove, Bossier City Michael Brennan, Shreveport Don Brian, Shreveport Ginger Britt, Delhi, La. Rebecca Brown, Slidell, La. Bill Brans, Highland, III. 170 Harvey Carlson, Winnetka, III. Kathy Budd, Pampa, Tex. Tommie Burton, Shreveport Jim Bush, Freeburg, III. Bill Byrd, Leesville, La. Taylor Caffery, New Orleans, La. Mike Campbell, Shreveport V Ji ? £ ? . ' LIT - m iM? ' Laugh now Rick, but wait till I tell Mama. Frank Casadonte, Harrison, N. J. Joe Cassiere, Shreveport Gail Cathey, New Orleans, La. Ed Causey, New Providence, N. J. Sharqn Cefalu, Shreveport Wanda Christian, Arcadia, La. Frank Cimino, Shreveport Anita Cleaver, Hallsville, Tex. Steve Cole, Shreveport Kathleen Comer, New Orleans, La. Mary Ann Cooke, Overton, Tex. Alan Cooper, Moro, III. Robert Cooper, Philadelphia, Pa. Pam Conlan, Dallas, Tex. Nan Cornfield, Metairie, La. Ken Cowhey, Ridgefield, Conn. David Cox, Shreveport Betty Crain, Shreveport Paula Crist, Sacramento, Calif. Juanita Crbcker, Shreveport Scott Crook, Shreveport Bobbie Culpepper, Heflin, La. Carter Cummins, Shreveport Wayne Curtis, Dallas, Tex. Richard Danley, New Egypt, N. J. Ann Davis, Metairie, La. Jim Davis, Hughes Springs, Tex. Bill Burns, Highland, III. David Dent, Houston, Tex. 171 Ellis DeVille, Bossier City Mary Anne DeFilippo, Shreveport Mary Dohm, Dallas, Tex. Wayne Donaldson, Metairie, La. Mary Doskocil, Shreveport Betty Drury, Baton Rouge, La. Diane Dunlap, Shreveport Ginny Dunn, Shreveport Mary Margaret DuPrey, Winnjield, La. Edna Dyer, Texarkana, Ark. Richard Dyer, Springhill, La. John Easterwood, Shreveport Daniel Ellingson, Minneapolis, Minn. Jean Ellington, Rayville, La. Carol Emerson, Shreveport Free! Enander, New Shewsbury, N. J. Diane Everett, Bastrop, La. Ruth Ann Farris, Little Rock, Ark. Dorothy Felder, Winnsboro, La. Mona Fike, Shreveport Ann Fincher, Newport, Ark. Kathleen Ford, Jefferson, Tex. Tommy Ford, Shreveport Philip Freez, Newark, N. J. Pat Franz, New Iberia, La. Dorothy Galloway, Bossier City Arthur Gammill, Shreveport Vivian Gannaway, Little Rock, Ark. Loretta Gates, Coushatta, La. Carl Gerardy, Carthage, Tex. ' Wear a beanie? Are you serious? James Gillespie, Shreveport Winston Goins, Houston, Tex. Mary Golden, Pineville, Ky. Johnnie Graves, Marshall, Tex. Bill Green, Laurel, Miss. Charles Grigsby, Minden, La. Dede Griswold, Houston, Tex. Grunsfeld, Mary Jo, Dallas, Tex. Era Guillory, Shreveport Charlotte Hackler, Springhill, La. Mary Hanisee, Bossier City William Hardin, Shreveport Danny Hardy, Shreveport Billy Harper, Ringgold, La. Richard Harris, Shreveport Phillip Hart, Evanston, III. Gaile Harvey, Lincoln, Neb. Myrel Harvey, Springhill, La. Betty Haston, Shreveport Jon Hattaway, Monroe, La. Richard Hebert, Houma, La. Anna Henderson, Jefferson, Tex. Jack Henderson, Shreveport Diane Hercher, Pine Bluff, Ark. Bo Herrin, Shreveport Ellen Hicks, Natchitoches, La. Ed Hindelang, Carrollton, III. George Hintgen, Dallas, Tex. Beverly Hodges, Lake Charles, La. Frances Hodges, Kentwood, La. Ken Holamon, Forrest City, Ark. Babs Hollier, Benton, La. Loretta Holm, Ottawa, III. Ann Marie Holmes, New York, N. Y. June Holmes, Leesville, La. David Holt, Shreveport Jerry Hudson, Shreveport Paula Humphrey, Shreveport Susan Humphries, Oil City, La. Joan Hunt, Shreveport Jean Ingram, Shreveport Lee Beth Jsaacson, Chicago, III. Billy Ivey, Shreveport Dorislyn Jackson, Melville, La. Edwin Jackson, Jefferson, Tex. Stephen Jenkinson, Shreveport Voncile Jennings, Shreveport Susan Johns, Monroe, La. Gary Johnson, North Little Rock, Ark. Russ Johnson, Euclid, Ohio 173 Sonja Johnson, Shreveport Joe Jones, Leesville, La. Pam Jones, North Little Rock, Ark. Marcia Josey, Shreveport Michael Kamenitsky, Bridgeport, Conn. Bart Kelly, Shreveport James Kent, Vivian, La. Patricia Kern, New Orleans, La. Ed Keszowski, Passaic, N. J. Robert King, Camden, Ark. Robert Kingsbury, Washington, D. C. Cynthia Kittler, Shreveport Theodore Koerner, Shreveport Roger Koll, Pompano Beach, Fla. Richard Koretz, South Easton, Mass. Nancy Kotsch, Allentown, Pa. John Kunz, Chicago, III. John Lamb, New Orleans, La. Pat Leaper, Little Falls, N. J. Kathy Lee, Shreveport William Lee, Hong Kong Katherine Leggett, Converse, La. Mike Lester, Shreveport Lynn Levisay, New Iberia, La. Andrew Lewis, Brooklyn, N. Y. J. Lewis, Morgan City, La. Leah Lewis, El Dorado, Ark. Marena Lienhard, Midland, Tex. Larry Liles, Jennings, La. William Liles, Monroe, La. Milton Lindsay, Shreveport Arthur Livermore, New York, N. Y. Dan Lorant, Shreveport Cheryl Love, Shreveport William Lunsford, Shreveport Carolyn Lunt, Shreveport Michael McClure, Shreveport Tom McCuiston, Shreveport Susan McDonnell, Toronto, Canada Linda McLendon, Little Rock, Ark. Fred McMullen, Denver, Colo. Joe Mc William, El Dorado, Ark. Bill Mann, Indianapolis, Ind. 174 Howard Marsh, Bossier City Joe Martina, New Orleans, La. Patsy Maxwell, New Orleans, La. Lawrence May, Shreveport Gloria Meagher, Shreveport William Means, Bossier City FRESHMEN Yes sir, this is a liberal arts college all-right. Sidney Messina, Shreveport Greg Mickulick, Edison, N. J. Eugenia Miller, Texarkana, Ark. Robert Miller, Golden Meadow, La. Henry Milliron, Shreveport Linda Mills, Haynesville, La. Brian Moffatt, Dallas, Tex. Dottie Moon, Shreveport Taylor Moorej Shreveport Marily Morgan, Abbeville, La. Larry Morris, Longview, Tex. Malcolm Morris, Leesville, La. David Mull, New Canaan, Conn. Melinda Munson, El Dorado, Ark. Richard Myar, Shreveport Kathy Nader, Shreveport Pam Nelson, Shreveport Jane Newcomer, Denton, Tex. Ross Newland, Bossier City, Viola Newton, Bossier City Nancy Nichols, Shreveport Ann Nicholson, Beaumont, Tex. Jackie Nickell, Pine Bluff, Ark. Valerie Niebuhr, Fort Worth, Tex. Timothy Niles, Staunton, Va. Jim Norman, Houston, Tex. John Norvig, Easton, Pa. Marsha Oches, Bossier City Lee Oglethorpe, Shreveport Mary Oliver, Shreveport 175 +.M Charles O ' Neill, Shreveport Rebecca Osteen, Shreveport Larry Ostteen, Shreveport Melanie Owens, Shreveport Robert Painter, Baton Rouge, La. Dwayne Palmer, Leesville, La. Charles Pearce, Baton Rouge, La. Jean Pearce, Shreveport Rebecca Pearson, Bossier City Mary Pepper, Jonesboro, La. Michael Perkins, Norwich, N. Y. Gorden Perry, Dallas, Tex. John Pfingsten, Bossier City Val Phillips, Hartford, Conn. Richard Pikul, Queens, N. Y. Martha Pinson, Bossier City Sara Planck, Shreveport Buddy Pledger, Shreveport Michael Poe, Norivalk, Conn. Gary Pool, Houston, Tex. Mark Preziosi, Indianapolis, Ind. Pat Pridham, Dallas, Tex. Chris Prince, Carthage, Tex. Pam Proske, Shreveport James Ragsdale, Morristown, N. J. Elizabeth Ralls, Riverside, Calif. Betty Ramage, Shreveport Larry Ramsey, Buras, La. Ann Randle, Laurel, Miss. Jane Reed, New Orleans, La. Danny Rembert, Shreveport Joe Rice, Shreveport Robert Riche, Baton Rouge, La. Mollie Richey, San Augustine, Tex. Betty Jo Riddle, Marksville, La. Deanna Riggin, Houma, La. Bill Riggs, Shreveport Eileen Rimel, Shreveport Ardis Robison, Shreveport Wendall Robison, Shreveport Donald Rodriquez, New O. leans, La. Gena Rupert, New Orleans, La. John Salisbury, Monroe, La. h lO 176 Sanda Sanderson, Houston, Tex. John Saylor, Westfield, N. J. Elizabeth Scarborough, Houston, Tex. Elizabeth Schmidt, New Orleans, La. Sonny Scholl, Pelham, N. Y. David Schwartz, LeesviUe, La. John Seale, Shreveport Marilyn Segura, Mansfield, La. Eleanor Self, Lake Charles, La. Anna Sewell, Fcrriday, La. Suzanne Sherwin, Shreveport Ted Siegel, Shreveport John Singleton, Texarkana, Tex. Richard Skarsten, New York, N. Y. Brenda Slusher, Pineville, Ky. Dean Smith, Houston, Tex. Jeannie Smith, Shreveport Mary Stanley, Alexandria, La. Anna Staton, Houston, Tex. Pam Stephenson, Bastrop, La. Marianne Sterba, Shreveport Jere Stevens, Shreveport Larry Stevens, Shreveport Terry Stevens, Shreveport Jay Stewart, Little Rock, Ark. Tom Stine, New Orleans, La. Pat St ' ovall, Baton Rouge, La. Bill Stowe, Topeka, Kan. Lynda Stratton, Benton, La. Mike Strausser, Monroe, La. ' If this is Southern hospitality, I ' m going home. ' Jim Strn-ad, McLean, Va. Melanie Stuart, Monroe, La. Patsy Swayne, Shreveport David Tadich, Aliquippa, Pa. Leif Tallskog, Lima, Sweden Jane Taylor, Shreveport William Thompson, Rochester, N. Y. ithdh Keith Tinnin, Shreveport William Tison, Shreveport Carol Tugwell, Bastrop, La. Thomas Tuite, McLean, Va. John Turner, Houma, La. Terry Turner, Texarkana, Tex. William Turner, Shreveport Cherri Turpin, Bastrop, La. ' I ' m really not a quitter, I just miss my dolls. William Ulrich, Long Beach, Calif. Tommy Valliere, Shreveport Diana van Duym, Covington, La. Martha Veillan, New Orleans, La. John Wafer, Shreveport John Walker, Shreveport Lily Walker, Blanchard, La. Carolyn Wallace, Ocean City, N. J. Mary Waller, Shreveport Shirley Walsh, Urania, La. Jacqueline Walston, Gretna, La. Bitsy Walton, Rayville, La. Larry Ward, Greenville, 111. Sue Ward, Rantaul, III. Ronnie Warren, Shreveport Janelle Watson, Shreveport Evengeline Wease, Shreveport Bill Webster, Shreveport Barbara Wedgeworth, Shreveport Nancy Wendt, Bossier City, La. Mary West, Dallas, Tex. Janie Whiteley, Merryville, La. Sherry Wigley, Dallas, Tex. Allan Wilcox, Meljord, Conn. Marsha Wilkening, Shreveport Alan Williams, Jennings, La. Charles Williams, Monroe, La. Janice Wilson, Little Rock, Ark. Lynda Wurster, Jonesville, La. Ann Wyckoff, New Orleans, La. 178 JACK FISER This book is not dedicated to anyone. No yearbook, representing as it should all the separate moments in the lives of the many people who make a college, can honestly be dedicated to any one person. But one man, Jack Fiser, does deserve our respect and gratitude. As Centenary ' s Director of Public In- formation, Mr. Fiser is the unsung, be- hind-the-scenes man who directs what the college says about itself. He is symbolic, because of his contribution to Centenary ' s efforts to grow, of the new face of the college. He has willingly gone beyond his public relations duties to help with the college ' s development campaign, and has traveled to New York and Chicago to talk to prospective students, and around the state to speak for the college. But it is in another, more personal way that we have grown to think of Mr. Fiser as trusted friend and soft-spoken mentor. He has always been there to offer help and a kind word; but in %pite of his understanding, he has never tried to supervise or censor our work. He has trusted our ability, and our ability has grown thereby. At every opportunity he has spoken in behalf of improved condi- tions for the Conglomerate and Yoncopin staffs. As a knowledgeable professional, Mr. Fiser represents the growing college. As a man, he is due this tribute: he was there when we needed him. I wondered all year what could be said on this page. Without bringing skeletons out of the closet and munching sour grapes, very little can be said I ' m afraid. Anyway, despite what I just said, it ' s been an K year. Problems? Oh yes, we had problems, but the funny thing is they seem so incredibly small now. I like to think they ' re in a dormant state, like an ulcer, only waiting to be irritated by the tensions facing next year ' s editors. It will be sad, really sad, if they have to fight their own inexperience, as well as their staff ' s, and make guesses about an almost non-existent budget. It ' s so simple. A training program for the staff and an accurate bud- get initiated under a student activities fee could solve the most pressing problems. Staff? Yes, bless their hearts, I had a staff. Everyone on pages 48 and 49 not only did their work, but learned how to do it within the short space of a few weeks, some within a matter of hours. Thank you. My special thanks go to four people who made that last deadline possible — Lynn Olson, Karen Fiser, Lester Hammond, and Pat Ewing. After they volunteered for last minute responsibility, their untiring work and most of all their smiles, tied the loose ends of our book together. Then there ' s Doug, Lynda Douglass, what can I say? Without her this book would have been immeasurably less. And Maureen . . . there is no end of things in the heart . . . JIMMY JOURNEY EDITOR 180 INDEX DIVISIONS CLASSES 139 GREEKS 75 ORGANIZATIONS 37 PERSONALITIES 89 SPORTS 115 STUDENT LIFE 13 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Alexander, Ruth 67, 145 Austin 147 Austin, Rhea C. 147 Beasley, Rule 146 Beck, T. T. 57, 147 Bissell, Use 147 Burkner, Z. 144 Burroughs, Sara 144 Callen, Shirley 57, 144 Cameron, Joyce 146 Carlton, Virginia 39, 148 Causey, B. P. 58, 146 Clark, Edward M. 51, 144 Cooper, Willard 144 Corey. Orin R. 67, 145 Danvers, Donald M. 148 Davidson, Bryant 149 Dean, Ronald E. 60, 146 Edwards, Vannie 129, 130, 146 Elder, Howard M. 141, 147 Entrikin, John B. 51, 148 Fackler, Herbert V. 144 Felsher, William M. 132, 133, 147 Goff, John M. 147 Goff, Richard J. 145 Cuerin, Wilfred L. 144 Halliburton, C. Lloyd 147 Hancock, Alton 0. 144 Hanson, Wayne 148 Harlan, Monas 146 Harless, Ivan 146 Harrington, Charles W. 145 Hickcox, Charles A. 51, 149 Hughes, Elizabeth 61, 149 Krajner, Jesa 145 Lowery, Walter M. 43, 149 MacCurdy, Robert D. 149 McNair. Thomas 51, 144 Menefee, Opal P. 147 Mooty, Douglas 124, 116, 146 Morgan, Lee 53, 144 Musselman, Donald E. 67, 145 McFarland, Elsie 56, 148 Overdiikc, W. Darrell 149 Parker. Edmund M. 145 Pate, Woodrow 51, 53, 147 Perkins, Mary F. 146 Pledger, W. Ferrell 148 Pomeroy, Webb D. 51, 144 Rainey, Viva L. 53, 149 Rees, Leonore 147 Self, Faribee P. 148 Shaw, Nolan M. 52, 149 Shea, James M. 149 Sigler, Orvis 116, 146 Smith, Etoyle 146 Snelling, Vera 149 Speairs, Betty M. 45, 148 Speairs, Richard K. 56, 148 Stringfellow, Emma L. 149 Taylor, Robert E. 51, 54, 144 Taylor, Stanton A. 148 League, William C. 60, 146 Touchstone, Frank V. 149 Treese, George W. 148 Vogel, Leroy 51, 149 Voran, A. 0. 146 Warters, Mary 56, 148 Watts, R. Johnson 147 White, Barbara F. 136 Wilkins, Orin P. 56, 148 Willis, James D. 144 Austin 141 Fleming 141, 149 Hohmann 39, 141 Outlaw 141 Wilkes 140 Rawlinson 41, 42, 45, 50, 141 Fiser 179 STUDENTS Adams, Justa S. 164 (2) Alam, Ramona G. 170 (1) Albertus, Carol A. 170 (1) Albright, Gary E. (3) 158 Alexander, Jo K. (2) 158 Alexander, Linda D. (1) 170 Alford, Matha F. (2) 164 Allain, Martin D. (2) 164 Anderson, James A. (2 39, 52, 53, 56, 164 Anderson, Joy (3) 42, 158 Anderson, June E. (4) 42, 150 Anderson, Nelrose (1) 55, 58, 170 Andrews, Patricia L. 164 Angley, Tina R. (1) 170 Arnold, Mimi S. (3) 158 Atwood, Terry D. (1) 170 Augustat, Nancy E. (2) 45, 54, 164 Bailey, Clarence S. (1) 170 Bailey, Jame W. (3) 158 Baillif, Adell (3) 42, 45, 41, 102, 122, 158 Bains, James A. (4) 150 Bains, John C. (4) 55, 150 Baird, Wolcott, D. (2) 164 Baker, William L. (3) 139, 158 Banks, Donna M. (1) 39, 170 Banks, Norma T. (5) 58 Banks, Terrell D. (3) 158 Bankson, Marnie (1) 128, 170 Bannerman, Moss (1) 170 Barber, Diane B. (1) 170 Barnard. Thomas W. (1) 170 Barnes, Barry J. (3) 150 Barnes, Betty S. (2) 164 Barnes, Jere R. (4) 150 Barnette, Chris W. (2) 164 Barrow, George B. (2) 60, 164 Barrow, Jessilyn (1) 65, 55, 170 Bartell, Joan C. (4) 150 Barthomey, Carol A. (1) 55, 113, 170 Basinger, David W. (2) 164 Beaird, Anne B. (2) 164 Beard, Judy (1) 170 Bearden, Lynda L. (4) 150 Beauclair, Randall J. (2) 164 Beers, Bonnie J. ( 1 ) 170 Berhman, Susan L. (2) 164 Belew, Georgia L. (1) 170 Benoit, Albert C. (2) 164 Bennett, Joseph M. (1) 170 Berg, Harold K. (1) 170 Best, Maxine S. (2) 164 Biggerstaff, Frances P. (3) 164 Bischof, Vicki L. (3) 158 Bissonnet, Patricia R. (1) 60, 170 Bitterwolf, Thomas E. (2) 164 Black, Robert B. (1) 170 Blackmon, James H. (2) 52, 164 Blake, Martha L. (1) 170 Bland, Donna K. (1) 170 Blankenship, John E. (1) 124, 170 181 Blodgett, Henry D. (2) 63, 164 Bloss, Charles L. ( 1 ) 170 Bluder, Harold L. ( 1 ) 170 Boddie, Jimmy L. (1) 170 Boddie, Margaret L. (4) 40, 42 44 61, 150 Boice, James R. ( 1 ) 170 Bond, Lucienne (3) 55, 158 Booker, Norman U. (2) 170 Bonneau, Lynne W. (4) 45, 110, 150 Booth, John W. (2) 42, 164 Borne, Carol A. (1) 170 Bcsley, David M. ( 1 ) 170 Boucher, Relande G. (2) 63, 164 Boudroux, Sharon A. (1) 170 Bouis, Suzy C. (1) 170 Boyce, Derrie A. (1) 170 Boyd, James D. (3) 56, 158 Boyd. William M. (1) 58, 170 Boykin, Roger 0. (4) 150 Boyle, John J. ( 1 ) 170 Braden. John £. (3) 55, 158 Bradford, Mildred H. (4) 150 Bradley, Dorothy J. (4) 48, 65, 69 71, 150 Brandon, Anthony S. ( 1 ) 170 Brandon, Mary T. (4) 150 Brasvvell, Fayrene D. (5) 131 Bratton, Dorinda A. (4) 150 Bray, Margaret L. (4) 42, 61, 150 Breedlove, Glen D. (1) 170 Brent, John M. (4) 151 Brain, Bonnye A. (4) 151 Brian, Donald S. ( 1 ) 170 Briggs, Susan A. (2) 164 Britt, Ginger L. ( 1 ) 170 Brockwel], Gerald A. (2) 164 Brown, Ernestine M. (4) 61, 151 Brown, James L. (3) 131, 158 Brown, Janet S. (4) 49, 55, 151 Brown, Laura C. (2) 45 Brown, Rebecca C. ( 1 ) 61, 170 Brown, Robin M. (2) 164 ' Broyles, Bill S. (2) 164 Bruns, William A. (1) 124, 170 Buchanan, Alice A. (3) 40 45 61 100, 111, 158 Bucklew, Kay M. (4) 63, 65 Buckley, Maureen E. (2) 49, 97, 161 Buckner, Barbara J. (2) 164 54 Budd, Mary K. ( 1 ) 171 Buford, Ellen S. (2) 136, 165 Burnap, Patricia A. (3) 40, 42 44 158, 55 ' Burnette, Joyce D. (2t 165 Burton, Tommie L. ( 1 ) 171 Bush, David E. (2) 165, 116, 124 Bush, James G. (1) 171, 127 Byrd, William A. (1) 171 Cabra, Edwin L. (3) 131, 101 111 136, 158 Caffery, Taylor L. ( 1 ) 171 Cage, Rodney B. (4) 42 Cain, Dorothy (2) 61, 165 Caldwell, Jackie E. (1) 165 Campbell, Mason M. (2) 52, 165, 60 Campbell, Paula K. (2) 158 Campbell, Michael A. (1) 171 Caraway, Porter M. (2) 165 Carlisle, Joseph F. (3) 43 Carlson, Harvey S. (1) 171 Carrington, Michael S. (3) 58, 165 Carter, Bonita (4) 151, 54 Carter, Carol (2) 165 Carter, I. Deloris (2) 44, 165 Carter, Thomas (4) 151 Carver, James C. (3) 158 Casadonte, Frank (1) 171 Cassiere, Joseph (1) 171 Cates, Talmidge (4) 151 Cathey, Kathryn G. (1) 171 Cato, Judy (2) 165 Causey, Bill (4) 58, 151, 171 Causey, Edwin (1) 58, 59 Cefalu, Sharon (1) 171 Chalk, Robbie (2) 165 Chewning, James W. (3) 159 Chiles, Carolyn D. (4) 56, 151 Christy, Raymond M. 14) 151 Christian, Wanda C. ( 1 ) 171 Cimino, Frank J. ( 1 ) 171 Cleaver, Anita (1) 171 Clem, Phyllis K. (3) 159 Clingman, Elizabeth A. (4) 40 42 45 61, 15 1 Clinton, Stephen T. (4) 51, 106, 110 151, 43, 63 Cockerham, Kenneth R. (2) 165 Coco, Leo (2) 165 Cole, Betty S. (3) 61 Collins, Marvin L. (4) 151, 57 Colquitt, Walter T. (4) 151 Colvert, Mary K. (4) 65, 151 Comer, Kathleen S. ( 1 ) 171 Conlan, Pam P. (1) ' 171 Conry, William E. (3) 159 Cooke, Harry J. (3 159 Cooke, Mary A. (1) 171 Cooke, Paul M. (2) 165 Cooper, Linda D. (4) 152 Cooper, Alan C. ( 1 ) 171, 129 Cooper, Robert (1) 171 Copeland, John L. (4) 152 Cornfield, Nancy L. (1) 152 Courtney, Robert (4) 152 Cottingham, Micheals (1) 171 Coward, Shirely (3) 159, 57 Cowhey, John (1 ) 171 Cox, David (ll 171 Cox, Elmo (2) 131, 100, 109, 165 Crain, Betty (1) 171, 55 Crain, Edward M. ( 1 ) Crenshaw, Charles F. (2) 165 Crichlow, Robert B. (2) 165 Crist, Paula J. (1) 171, 129, 127 Critcher, Bill L. (3) 51, 103, 111, 159 60 Crocker, Juanita (1) 58, 171 Crook, Scott W. (1) 171 Crow, Margaret D. (2) 165 Culpepper, Bobbie L. (2) 171 Culpepper, Carol (2) 49, 165 Cummins, Richard L. (1) 165 Cummins, Carter (2) 171 Cunningham, Carol A. (4) 152 Cutrer, Jerry W. (4) 152, 139 Daigle, Gaylon L. (3) 53, 58, 59, 159 Dalton, Ross F. (2) 165 Danley, Richard M. (1) 171 D ' Ascoli, Paul C. (3) 159 Davidson, John E. (3) 150 Davis, Douglas L. (4) 152, 54 Davis, Elizabeth A. ( 1 ) 171 Davis, James H. (1) 171, 54 Davis, Patricia A. (2) 165 Davis, Roger G. (2) 165 Davison, Donald A. (3) 150 Dean, Susan (2) 165 Deare, Morgan K. (3) 159 DeFatta, Barbara F. (2) 165 DeFatta, Joseph A. (4) 152 Dawson, Earl (2) 165 Dawson, Tommie J. (2) 165 Demopulos, Evangeline (1) 171 Dent, John D. (1) 171 DeNoon, Mary A. (2) 65, 159 DeVille, Ellis (1) 172 DeWeese, Jennifer S. (2) 99, 100 136 165 DiFlippo, Mary A. ( 1 ) 172 Dixon, Sarah (2) 61, 165 Dohm, Mary R. (1) 172,55 Dominick, Jack (2) 112, 165 Donaldson, Fredrick ( 1 ) 172 Doscocil, Mary R. (1) 172 Douglass, Lynda R. (2) 109, 136, 165 48 Drury, Betty J. (1) 172 Dry, Diana (3) 159, 57 Dunlap, Diane L. (1) 172 Dunn, Charles E. (3) 58, 55, 159 Dunn, Diana M. (2) 41, 53, 165, 57 Dunn, Virginia A. (1) 172 DuPrey, Mary M. (1) 172 Duvall, Bobert M. (3) 136, 159, 132 139 Dyer, Edna M. ( 1 ) 172 Dyer, Richard M. (1) 172 Easley, William II (3) 52, 159 Easterwood, John H. ( 1 ) 172 Edgar, David E. 93, 159, 54 Ellingson, Daniel O. ( 1 ) 172 Ellington, E. Jean ( 1 ) 58, 172 Elliott, John E. (3) 159 Elston, Lennis S. (4) 50, 53, 103, 152 Embrey, Susan ( 1 ) 165 Emerson, Carol J. ( 1 ) 172 Emerson, Judith A. (4 152 Enander, Fred A. ( 1 ) 172 Everett, Karen D. ( 1 ) 65, 172, 60 Everitt, Karen D. (2) 44, 53, 165, 54 Ewing, Patric R. (3) 159 Farre]l, Robert J. (4) 152 Farris, Ruth A. ( 1 ) 172 Felder, Dorothy M. (1) 172 Ferguson, Lynda L. (3) 61, 98 Fike, Mona S. (1) 172 Fincher, Carol L. (2) 165 Fincher, Virginia A. ( 1 ) 172 Finnin, Will M. (2) 30, 53, 165, 54 Fiser, Karen B. (3) 159, 57 Fleming, Jane E. (2) 165, 45, 78, 112 Folmar, Frank P. (3) 52 Forcey, Paul G. (2 )166 Ford, Kathleen (1) 172 Ford, Thomas (1) 172 Forrest, Will R. ( 3 ) 166, 139 Franta, Patrica A. (1) 172 Frese, Phillip B. ( 1 ) 172 Fullerton, Andre (2) 120, 116 Funicella, Toni (2) 56, 41, 44, 166 Galloway, Dorothy J. (1) 172 Gammill, Arthur (1) 172 Gannaway, Milan F. (2) 41, 53, 66 Gannaway, Vivian S. (1) 172 Garison, E. Carolyn (4) 68, 63 Garrett, Corrine Gray (3) 159 Gates, Loretta K. (1) 172 Gaustad, Terry S. (2) 136, 139, 166 Gerardy, Carl W. ( 1 ) 172 Germann, Dellis W. (2) 166, 120, 116 Gibbs, Garland G. (3) 56, 160 Giessen, Charles H. (2) 166, 54 Giessen, Helen M. (4) 152, 54 Gilcrease, Glynn A. (3) 160 Gillespie, William (1) 172 Gilmer, Betty S. (4) 61 Glover, Judith A. (4) 152 Godfrey, Judith A. (4) 152, 57 Godfrey, Rellis P. (4) 160 Coins, Ray W. (1) 172, 52 Golden, Mary H. ( 1 ) 172 Goodwin, John E. (3) 68, 70, 160, 71 Gotass, Finn L. ( 1 ) 166 Grambling, Constance (2) 45, 53, 58. 166 Graves, Johnnie L. ( 1 ) 172 Green, William T. (1) 172 Gregory, Margaret (2) 166 Grigsby, Charles L. (1) 172, 124 Grisham, Richard B. (3) 101, 38, 42 51, 53, 102, 111, 160 Griswold, Edythe J. (1) 172, 55 Groth, Alva J. (2) 166 Grunsfield, Mary J. ( 1 ) 173 Grubb, Charles C. (2) 166 Grzesick, Connie C. (4) 61, 152 Guillory, Era S. (1) 173 Gustine, James S. (3) 160 Hackler, Charlotte A. (1) 173 Hall, Barbara J. (2) 166 Halliburton, Thomas M. (3) 160, 139 Hamel, Charles M. (2) 166 Hammond, Hugh O. (2) 160 Hammond, Lester H. (3) 160, 132 Hanisee, Mary L. (1) 173 Hardin, William K. (1) 173, 100 Hardy, Danny R. (1) 173 Hardy, Elizabeth A. (2) 166 Harker, Ralph W. (4) 153, 54 Harper, Billy R. (1) 173 Harper, Marsha L. (3) 160 Harrell, Elizabeth W. (4) 153 Harris, Donald R. (4) 153 Harris, Louise B. (4) 153 182 Harris, Richard E. (1) 173, 124 Hart, Phillip B. (1) 173 Harvey, Margaret G. (1) 173 Harvey, Myrel E. (1) 173 Haston, Betty A. (1) 173 Hattaway, Jan 0. (1) 173 Hattaway, Marcia M. (2) 166 Haug, Cynthia A. (4) 102, 153 Havnie, Barrie E. (3) 117, 116 Herbert, Richard C. ( 1 ) 173, 54 Henderson, Anna M. (1) 173 Henderson, Jack B. ( 1 ) 173 Henry, Doneld F. (4) 117, 116 Hercher, Diane E. (1) 9, 113, 173 Herrin, David B. (1) 173,60 Herrin, James W. (4) 153 Herron, Laura G. (3) 160 Herron, Sharon B. (4) 50, 104 Hicks, Ellen V. (1) 173 Hindelang, Paul E. ( 1 ) 173, 124, 125 Hintgen, George A. (1) 173 Hinton, David F. (2) 56, 166 Hodges, Beverly A. (1) 173 Hodges, Frances A. (1) 173 Hogan, Elise W. (4) 153 Hohmann, Lela A. (4) 45, 65, 106, 110, 43, 63 Holaman, Troy K. (1) 173, 73 Holland, Bliss (2) 166, 57 Hollier, Barbara E. ( 1 ) 173 Hollis, Betty M. (3) 160 Holm, Loretta A. (1) 173 Holmes, Annmarie T. (1) 173 Holmes, June M. (2) 173 Holoubek, Mary J. (4) 45 Holt, David B. (1) 173 Holt, Peggy (3) 160 Holt, Margaret (3) 44 Hooker, John L. (4) 42, 53, 104, 60, 43 Hopkins, James M. (2) 166 Hori, Yoko (3) 160 Horning, Robert M. (2) 166 Hornstein, Louis E. (1) 166 Hoskins, David L. (3) 39, 160, 166 Hoskins, William D. (2) 131, 55 Hruska, Richard S. (4) 100, 57, 53, 89, 91, 105, 60, 43 Hudson, James A. (3) 160 Hudson, Jerry P. (3) 173 Hughes, Frank B. (3) 56, 100, 49, 52, 160 Humphrey, Paula G. (1) 173 Humphries, Susan A. (1) 173 Hunt, Joan T. (1) 173 Inderbitzin, Ronald R. (3) 84, 160 Ingram, Tommie E. (1) 173 Issaacson, Lee B. (1) 173 Ivey, Billy C. (1) 173 Jackson, Dorislyn R. (1) 58 Jackson, Walter E. (1) 173 James, Larry W. (3) 173 James, Larry W. (3) 160 Jenkinson, Stephen G. (1) 173 Jennings, Phillip F. (3) 160 Jennings, Vocile (1) 173 Jewell, Anita (2) 45, 53, 166 Johns, Susan S. (1) 173 Johnson, Gary W. ( 1 ) 58, 173 Johnson, Russell E. (1) 173 Johnson, Sonja J. (1) 174 Johnson, William (2) 166 Jones, Allan R. (3) 160 Jones, James B. (2) 160 Jones, Joe E. (1) 174 Jones, Pamela K. (1) 99, 100, 107, 174 Josey, Marcia E. (1) 100, 174 Journey, James H. (4) 49, 65, 160, 180 Jung, Walter J. (3) 166 Junkin, Ruth M. (2) 56, 44, 45, 166 Kamenitsky, Michael K. (1) 174 Karlan, Stephen P. (2) 166 Keenan, Peter C. (3) 161 Kelley, Betty J. (4) 154 Kelly, Bart (1) 174 Kelly, William P. (2) 166 Kent, George M. (4) 154 Kern, Patricia R. (1) 76, 174 Kerstein, David M. (3) 161 Kerwin, Marie E. (2) 166 Kerwin, Thomas V. (4) 126, 117, 116 Keszkowsky, Edward M. (1) 174 Kidda, Michael L. (2) 177, 55 Kilpatrick, Paul J. (2) 166 King, Robert L. ( 1 ) 174 Kingsbury, Robert T. ( 1 ) 174 Kittler, Marjorie C. (1) 174 Kizer, Lee E. (4) 100, 42, 51, 103, 110, 154, 55 Kleinhans, Judith M. (5) 58, 59, 61, 154 Kieleman, Kathyrn G. (2) 108, 166, 60 Koener, Theodore A. (1) 174 Koll, Roger L. (1) 174 Koretz, Richard A. (1) 174 Kuhatschek, Bebecca A. (2) 109, 166 Kunz, John C. (1) 174 Kurzweg, James E. (2) 166 Lamb, John S. (1) 174, 54 Landry, Earle H. (1) 55 Lange, Robert M. (2) 166, 121, 116 Launey, John P. (3) 101, 161, 57 Lawrence, Percy L. (3) 39, 161, 63 Leaper, Patrick J. ( 1 ) 174 Ledford, Henry R. (4) 154 Lee, Katherine (1) 174 Lee, William C. (2) 174 Lee, William W. (1) 55 Leggatt, Catherine M. (2) 136 Lemoine, Burnell F. (3) 161 Leonard, Marcia V. (4) 154 Leopard, Sherry E. (2) 167 Lester, Michael R. (1) 174 Levisay, Margaret R. (1) 174 Lewis, Andrew J. (1) 174 Lewis, John C. (1) 107, 174 Lewis, Leah W. (1) 174 Lieberman, Phyllis C. (3) 61 Lienhard, Claire M. (1) 174 Liles, Larry L. (1) 100, 113, 174 Liles, William J. (1) 174 Linder, Robert W. (3) 49, 51, 52, 161 Lindh, Frances R. (4) 65, 154 Lindsav. Milton E. (1) 174 Little, James M. (3) 42, 108, 161 Livermore, Arthur L. (1) 174 Long, Barrow F. (4) 154 Long, Paul M. (2) 167 Looney, Charles L. 3) 51, 70 Lorant, Dan (1) 174 Loupe, Joseph M. (2) 42, 112, 167 Love, Chervl A. (1) 174 Lowe, William M. (3) 161 Luke. John B. (4) 55, 101, 110, 154 Lunsford, William R. (1) 174 Lunt, Carolyn S. ( 1 ) 174 Lyles, Gloria G. (2) 167 McAlear, Jim A. (2) 116, 121, 127, 167 McBride, William C. (2) 124, 125, 167 MeCammon, Janelle L. (2) 39, 53, 167, 60 McCarthy, Linda K. (4) 159 McClary, Tommy B. (2) 167 McClure, Michael J. (1) 174 McClurg, Tom (2) 167 McCraine, Ethel (2) 167 McCuistion, Thomas M. (1) 113, 174 McDonnell, Susan M. (1) 129, 174 McGibany, Darrell L. 2 116, 121, 167 McGonigle, Morey S. (2) 167 McKnight. Alton A. (3) 60, 78, 109 McLaughlin, Edward S. (4) 48 McLendon, Linda J. (1) 174 McWilliams, Joe F. (1) 174 Mackaman, Donald H. (2) 167 Madden, Ruth A. (4) 154 Malone. William R. (4) 58, 59, 154 Mann, William W. (1) 174 Marsh, Howard W. (1) 175 Marshall, Paula L. (3) 38, 44, 45, 61, 161 Martina, Joseph L. (ll 175 Mask, James L. (2) 167 Masters, Estelle M. (3) 161 Matlock, Thomas O. (2) 55, 167 Mather, Mike (2) 167 Matthews, Sherman E. (3) 56, 136, 161 Maxwell, Patricia N. (1) 175 May, Lawrence L. (1) 175 Mayo, Virginia S. (4) 41, 45, 56, 50, 61, 104, 154 Meadows, Jeffery M. (5) 161 Meagher, Gloria D. (1) 175 Means, Carolyn E. (2) 167 Means, William T. (1) 54, 175 Melanson, John G. (4) 58, 154 Merwin, Lee (2) 167 Messina, Sidney (1) 175 Meston, John (2) 167 Metzlcr, Mary A. (5) 161 Michulick, Gregory P. ( 1 ) 175 Mickley, Pat D. (2) 167 Miller, Eugenia R. (1) 175 Miller, Henry E. ( 2 ) 167 Miller, Michael H. (3) 167 Miller, Robert C. ( 1 ) 175 Milliron, Henry R. (1) 175 Mills, Linda S. (1) 175 Mittelstaedt, Katheryn A. (4) 41, 44, 63, 65, 94, 154 Mocato, Robert F. (3) 58, 161 Montegudo, John S. (3) 58, 161 Montgomery, James R. (3) 48, 63, 60, 161 Moon, Dorothy J. (1) 175 Moore, Taylor F. (1) 175 Morcom, Anne E. (4) 45, 50, 61, 103, 155 Morgan, Gail Y. (2) 99, 95, 167 Morgan. Mallan G. (4) 38, 56, 51, 57, 102, 155 Morgan, Marie A. (3) 161 Morgan, Marilyn F. (1) 175 Morris, Larry W. (1) 175 Morris, Malcolm D. (1) 175 Mull, David G. (1) 175 Mundo, Johnyce B. (3) 42, 44, 108, 161 Munson, Melinda J. (1) 175 Muschkat, Sandra J. (4) 155 Myles, Christina J. (4) 45, 49, 56, 155 Myre, Hulon R. ( 1 ) 175 Nader, Kathleen ( 1 1 54 Nance, James M. 456 Nance, Julia C. (2) 167 Nance, Violet W. (4) 61, 155 Nelson, Pamela R. (1) 175 Netherton, Walter M. (3) 161 Newcomer, Jane E. (1) 175, 55 Newland, Ross G. (1) 58, 175 Newsome, Robert D. (4) 155 Newton, Dorothy V. (1) 175 Nichols, Deanna J. (2) 65, 175 Nicholson, Ann ( 1 ) 175 Nickell, Jacqueline A. (1) 175 Nieguhr, Valerie L. (1) 175 Nil es, Timothv J. (1) 175 Nobles, Wallace P. (2) 167 Norman, James W. (1) 175 Norvis, John J. (1) 175 Ochs, Marsha E. (1) 175 Oglethorpe, Lee E. (1) 175 Ognibene, Vincent (3) 162 Okes, Linda J. (4) 155 Oliphant, Charles T. (2) 167 Oliver, Betty B. (4) 175 Olson, Ann L. (3) 162 O ' Meallie, Katliy B. (2) 136, 168 O ' Neill, Charles M. (2) 176 O ' Rear, James L. (4) 56, 155 Ostteen, Larry L. ( 1 ) 176 Osteen, Rebecca D. (5) 176 Owens, Melanie E. (1) 176 Page, Polly T. (3) 162 Painter, Robert T. (1) 176 Palmer, Curtis D. (1) 176 Park, William C. (3) 63, 162 Pamell, Myrna R. (2) 58, 65, 168 Parrish, Frances D. (2) 39, 44, 168 Pate, Judith L. (2) 112 Payne, Faye C. (3) 162 Pearce, Charles A. ( 1 ) 176 Pearce, Jean E. (1) 176 Pearson, Rebecca A. (1) 176 183 Pepper, Mary F. (1) 176 Perkins, Michael 0. ( 1 ) 176 Perks, J. Carey (4) 52, 155 Perry, Edward G. ( 1 ) 176 Peters, Bradley J. (4) 116, 117 Petree, Barry R. (4) 155 Peyton, Thomas B. (2) 168 Pfingsten, John R. 1 1 ) 176 Phillips, Val M. (1) 176 Pickering, Nancy C. (4) 57 Pickett, Marjorie B. (4) 155 Pierce, Linda D. (2) 168 Pikul, Richard J. ( 1 ) 176 Pinhiolster, Joan (2) 162 Pinson, Martha A. (1) 176 Planck, Sara C. ( 1 ) 176 Piatt, Judy C. (4) 39, 101, 42, 155 Pledger, Buddy (1) 139, 176 Poe, Michael L. (1) 176 Pool, Gary K. ( 1 1 176 Poolman, Mary L. (21 54, 136, 168 Popejoy, Lou A. (3) 56, 38, 42, 52, 162 Porter, Fred F. (2) 139 Powell, John R. (2) 168 Prezioski, Mark C. (1) 176 Price, Mary J. (2) 57 Pridham, Patricia (1) 176 Prince, Christopher C. ( 1 ) 176 Proud, Richard C. (2) 112, 168 Quigley, Nancy L. (2) 168 Ragsdale, James H. ( ] ) 176 Ralls, Elizabeth M. (1) 176 Ramage, Betty S. (1) 176 Ramsey, Larry N. (1) 176 Randall, Carolyn C. ( 1 ) 56, 158 Randle, Ann L. (5) 176 Rands, William J. (2) 168 Read, Charles F. (1) 168 Reagor, Fred L. (4) 155 Reaves, Edna K. (3) 162 Reed, Janie E. (1) 176 Reeder, William D. (2) 162 Reeves, Lynda L. (2) 168 Reeves, Michael T. (2) 54 Reinscheld, Paul E. (2) 168 Rembert, Danny M. (1) 176 Rhemann, Margaret K. (3) 61, 162 Rice, James A. (3) 55, 162 Rice, Joe C. (1) 176 Rice, Marshall C. (4) 156 Richardson, Nita (3) 162 Riche, Robert R. (1) 176 Richey, Mollie (1) 176 Riddle, Annette F. (2) 168 Riggin, Deanna A. (1) 175, 54 Riggs, William A. (1) 58, 59, 176 Rimel, Eileen F. (5) 176 Rioddan, Sharyn L. 162, 55 Rios, Albert (4) 53, 155 Rnbison, Bryan A. (1) 176 Robison, James W. ( 1 1 52, 176, 60, 113 Rochefeller, Robert W. (4) 156 Rodgers, Virginia A. (2) 168 Rodgiquez, Donald (1) 176 Rogers, Mamcy A. (2) 168 Rogozinski, John R. (3) 162 Rose, Diane L. (2) 168 Rupert, Gena L. (1) 176 Rushing, Babara J. (4) 156 St. Amand, James E. 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