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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

YONCOPIN-(yon ' ke pin)— 1. Indian lotus; water chinquapin 2. Water lily 3. Name of the Centenary yearbook. ViM  ?2  :_- • . ' . , - v v nag Table of Contents FEATURES FACULTY STUDENTS SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 5P . .202-219 ex - Students saw the end of the emphasis on Centenary ' s antiquity with the appear- ance of Bob Hope on Hal- loween night, finalizing the Sesquicentennial celebra- tion of the school. While witnessing the end of the old, students were also exposed to the progressive outlook of 1975 — a con- troversial speaker, a rising star and a woman enlight- ened enough to relinquish her traditional roles for her career. Bob Hope wrapped up the 150th anniversary celebra- tion with a performance at Hirsch Coliseum on October 31st. Sponsored by the Alumni Association, Hope ' s show, plagued by acoustical problems, was geared toward the middle-aged conservative population of Shreveport. Student reaction was mixed. Former comedian, Dick Gregory, talked to students as the first semester Forums speaker. His topics ranged from the 26 families to youth. SGA sponsored Willis Allen Ramsey, a progressive country musician. His hour-long mellow perform- ance was preceded by Heart ' s Island. Marion Stephenson, vice-president and general man- ager of NBC Radio, spoke to various classes the week of October 26. She talked of trends in radio today and rel- ated topics in the fields of advertising and the news media. ■•■.■■■ ' ■ Choir Begins Superdome Ceremonies , u v f ■■ ' %l Ii fi i Tm i i nn mp - ? IK ' . ' -■; 7 r f| i ■■ 10t% ; V 4c- • ' Br mmmm P-Y 1 The Centenary College Choir was the first group to appear in the Louisiana Superdome. The Choir appeared in the opening ceremo- nies in August of 1975. ; HAMPSON Many Firsts on Campus The old administration building has been remodeled into a museum, housing many valuable paintings by Jean Despujols. The res- toration and upkeep of the building, as well as the exhibition of paint- ings, is the gift of the Meadows family. Thirty Saudi Arabians came to Centenary this year to learn the English language under the aus- pices of the English Lan- guage Service. The Sau- dis were housed in Rotary, which was remodeled to accommo- date them. They attempted to adjust to the completely different lifestyle here at Centen- ary — many customs and habits which were for- eign to them. ' $ ' ft ' ' ' ' •■ ' . £ju h : ions I Vannie Edwards returned to Centenary this year as gymnastics coach. He was coach and manager of U.S. Olympic teams in gymnastics in 1964, 1968, and 1972. His qualifications and experience attracted many stu- dents to gymnastics. Robert Parish, Centenary ' s nation- ally known basketball player, played in the Pan Am games of 1975. He was captain of the U.S. team and was leading scorer in the gold medal game against Cuba. For the first time in the history of SGA elections, an election was postponed because it was contested. The freshman elections were voided and reheld the next week. The proceedings raised many questions about Centenary ' s electoral process. Each new play was a new beginning for the director, tech crew, and actors of Mar- jorie Lyons Playhouse. With each show a different set of obstacles was presented to the people who attempted to bring pro- fessionalism to the stage at Centenary. This year ' s season began with 1776 and continued with J.B. and Member of the Wedding in the fall. Dames at Sea and Summer and Smoke rounded out the season. K. J MLP — Prof essionalism at Centenary • I ' % The traditional All-Campus Weekend, sponsored by the SGA, was expanded this year. The new All-Campus Week began on Wednesday night with a movie in the SUB. A picnic in Crumley Gardens was held on Thursday. Friday ' s events included the Beer-Bicycle Race, All-Campus Review, and Ice- Skating in the evening. Hardin Games and a dance at Prog- ressive Men ' s Club closed out the week of fun on Saturdav. v ift M KigsjS ML ' .  - mm ; f :, Parties There is always a party to relieve the tension of constant school- work. The parties shown in these pictures are a Halloween party, the traditional Kappa Sig P J. Party and KA Jungle Party, and a TKE dance at The Nest. Whether a small gathering at the Carousel or a large fraternity formal, parties are always wel- come on the Centenary campus. v r FEATURES Brad Davis Division Editor 1976 was the first year that women were admitted into Omicron Delta Kappa. The National fraternity recog- nized the men and women for their leadership exhibited on campus. ODK was composed of both student and faculty. Omicron Delta Kapp Omicron Delta Kappa: Left to Right: 1: Lou Graham, Mary Jane Peace, Pam Haggerty, Ann Leach, Mike Brown, Dr. Lee Morgan. Row 2: Mike Warner, Dr. Webb Pomeroy, Mrs. Virginia Sheehee, Paul Young, Dr. Rosemary Seidler, Rick Thompson, Rick Ryba. Row 3: Mr. Willard Cooper, Robert Ed Taylor, Dr. Woodrow Pate, Martin Camp, Rick Taylor, Dr. Walter Lowrey. Dr. Earle Labor is one of the faculty members of ODK 20 Emily Hancock served as president of Maroon Jackets in ' 76. Maroon Jackets, the official hostesses for Centenary College, was awarded to seven senior girls in 1976. It was the highest honor accorded to a Cen- tenary girl. Maroon Jackets aided with the Bob Hope Show, High School Weekend and Homecoming. Maroon Jackets: Left to Right: Pam Copeland, Pam Hag- gerty.Jan Gresham, Katie Avery, Patti Carr, Ann Leach. Maroon Jackets 21 Student Government Association; Senator . . . YONCO- PIN; Sports Editor . . . Hardin Dorm Council; President, Fire Marshall . . . Women ' s Recreational Association . . . Open Ear . . . Junior Panhellenic; Advisor, Chi Omega Representative . . . Panhellenic Council; President, Vice- President, Chi Omega Representative . . . Chi Omega; President, Panhellenic Representative. 1976 Pacesetter 22 Rick Taylor Omicron Delta Kappa . . . Eta Sigma Phi . . . Pre-Law Club; Vice- President . . . Kappa Lambda; Presi- dent . . . Dean ' s List . . . Who ' s Who . . . Open Ear . . . Inter Fra- ternity Council; Secretary . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon; President. no«M Pam Haggerty 24 M vO SI On n ro ro r-h r- - ro ►1 Student Government Association; Faculty Advisor . . . Instructor of Psychology. II Allen Henderson 25 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Linda Fannon Mike Wieting Paul Young Emily Hancock Judge Edwards Leah Ades Rick Ryba 26 h W • - j K??jBH ir IPt I Mm lob E)odson Jck Taylor :anne Campbell Ann Leach Steve Archer Glenn Guerin Lou Graham Mike Warner Paul Overly 27 Who ' s Who Jan Gresham Manash Sarcar Rick Thompson Mary Jane Peace Janine Shaw Martin Camp 28 en u WD SGA, Senator . . . Education Policy Committee . . . Student Life Committee . . . Cafeteria Committee . . . Kappa Alpha: House Manager, President L976 Pacesetter 29 Student Government Association; Secretary . . . Omicron Delta Kappa . . . Open Ear . . . Kappa Alpha. 30 Paul Young Student Government Associa- tion; Senator, Treasurer . . . Omicron Delta Kappa . . . Kappa Lambda . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Tau Kappa Epsi- lon; Chaplain. 31 Beauty and Beau 32 33 3 CD CO -a c as 0) pa Jackie Young 34 Beauty and Beau Lou Graham 35 Beau Morris 36 £ Judge Edwards Janine Shaw 37 QJ -M 4- CD QJ U On rH Conglomerate Staff . . . Kappa Lambda . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . ■■■ ■ Mark Couhig 38 Varsity Basketball: Ail-American Pan American Team; Captain. Robert Parish 39 ' 76 Elections Result in Gent Tie The 1976 election for Centenary Lady and Gent resulted in a tie for Gent for the first time in the history of the title. Steve Archer and Bob Dodson tied in the student election of the male senior that best exemplifies the ideal qualities of a Cen- tenary student. Pam Haggerty was elected as Centenary Lady, the ideal female student. 1976 Lady and Gents are Steve Archer, Pam Haggerty and Bob Dodson. Pam is an educa- tion major. Steve and Bob are pre-med and pre-law, respectively. 40 41 42 Fielder Crowned in Centenary Pageant Debbie Fielder after being crowned Miss Centenary. Jackie Young, swimsuit winner; Donna Hardin, Miss Congeniality; Roslyn Rankins, Talent winner. Mary Jo Pleasant, 1st runner-up. Queen Debbie Fielder, 2nd run- ner-up Jackie Young. After being discontinued for three years, the Miss Centen- ary pageant was revived in December of 1975. Out of a field of ten young women, Debbie Fielder was chosen the new Miss Centenary. 43 L -M -M CD 0) u vO rs On H Student Government Association; Senator . . . Alpha Sigma Chi . . . Alpha Epsilon Delta . . . Biology Club President . . . Dean ' s List . . . Who ' s Who . . . Inter Fraternity Council . . . Kappa Sigma; Pledge Trainer, GMC. Steve Archer 44 Janine Shaw Student Government Association; Senator . . . YONCOPIN; Editor . . . Communications Committee . . . Psychology Club . . . Psychol- ogy Honors Program . . . Open Ear . . . Who ' s Who . . . Kappa Sigma Little Sister . . . Zeta Tau Alpha. 45 Bob Dodson Student Government Association; President, Treasurer . . . Board of Trustees; Student Member . . . Alumni Board; Student Member . . . Student Life Committee . . . Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Treasurer . . . Pre-Law Club . . . Kappa Lambda . . . Who ' s Who . . . Open Ear . . . Men ' s Dorm Council; Repre- sentative . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon; Pledge Trainer, Chaplain. 46 1976 Pacesetter O  - 3 Student Government Association; Senator . . . Maroon Jackets . . . Student Life Committee; Secretary . . . Wom- en ' s Judicial Board; Secretary . . . Student Recruiting Com- mittee . . . Biology Club . . . Sailing Club . . . Women ' s Recreational Association . . . Sexton Dorm Council; Secre- tary .. . Who ' s Who . . . Open Ear . . . Panhellenic Council; Chi Omega Representative . . . Chi Omega; Pledge Trainer, Treasurer. 47 ' V 3CHT kMf f M • tW M|r ajitti W FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Executive Vice President and Dean of the College Theodore Kauss Secretary to the Dean Lois Gowan Vice President — Development Grayson B. Watson 52 Director — Scholarship Development B. C. Taylor Registrar and Chemistry Associate Professor Charles B. Lowrey Director of Public Relations Maurie Wayne Comptroller Ronald H. Stephens 53 Dean of Students Billie Merchant Asst. Dean of Students Ernie Blalock Sec. to the Dean of Students Joy Jeffers Sec. to Asst. Dean of Students Marguerite Parker 54 Director of Student Activities Tom Guerin Director of International Students Lynda Weems Director of Admissions Dan Ramsey 55 Admissions Counselor Priscilla McLean Library Staff Left to Right: Emily Lafitte, Ella Edwards, Director; Anna White, Betty Anderson, Nancy Middleton, Diane Kaplan. Admissions Counselor Lewis Pace 56 Chairman Art Willard Cooper Art William McNamara Art B. Lee Sutton Art Elizabeth Friedenberg 57 Biology Marilyn Kircus Business and Economics, Chmn. Hugh Urbantke Biology Bradley McPherson 58 -•■■ Business and Economics Woodrow Pate Business and Economics Lawrence Noyes Business and Economics Leonard Osborne 59 Chmn. Chemistry Wayne Hanson Chemistry Stanton Taylor Chemistry Rosemary Seidler Chemistry Robert Hood Chmn. Education Robert Hallquist Education James Garner Education David Harner 61 Chmn. English Lee Morgan English Fergal Gallagher English Earle Labor 1 62 ' English Kevin Harty English Stephen Mayer Chmn. Foreign Lang. R. Johnson Watts 63 all ■■ j % L Foreign Languages Vickie Gottlob Chmn. Geology Nolan G. Shaw Foreign Languages Arnold Penuel 64 Geology Daniel Tucker Chmn. Hist, and Govt. Walter Lowrey Jk S F ' , ' . .- y y£ sw ' t ' i Hist. . and HRr Govt. Alton tf ■ ' L Hancock i i r ■ L A 65 Hist, and Govt. Viva Rainey f M|H| B| wHHp ynt ' ifl 1 Mry%p i l. ilMrMi ' J . ' ■ , r Hist. and Govt. Darrell Loyless Hist, and Govt. Carnie Laslie Hist, and Govt. Edward Haas 66 Chmn. Mathematics Virginia Carlton Mathematics Betty Speairs Mathematics David E. Thomas 67 Music B. P. Causey Music Mary Beth Armes 68 Music William Teague Music Donald Rupert Music Frances Mary Perkins Music Diane Dickson 69 Physical Education Glenn Evans y Physical Education Larry Little 70 Physical Education Riley Wallace Physical Education Vannie Edwards Physical Education Betty Haley Chmn. Philosophy L. Hughes Cox 71 Psychology Lewis Bettinger Chmn. Psychology Prof. Education Dorothy Gwin 72 Psychology Allen Henderson Chmn. Physics Louie Galloway Physics Jeffrey Trahan 73 Chmn. Religion Webb Pomeroy Religion Robert Ed Taylor 74 Religion Eugene Finnell Director, CSCC David Dykes CSCC David Stone CSCC Richard Anders 75 Chmn. Sociology Charles E. Vetter Theatre Ginger Folmer Theatre Kip Holloway 76 m Chmn. Theatre Robert Buseick Sociology Brian Kovacs 77 r M I s mz 1 B 1 H -i|H 1 ■ STUDENTS Katie Avery Division Editor Jan Caraway, Jr., Dickie Humphries, Soph. Standing: Mark St. John Couhig, Jr., Bob Dodson, Sr., Andy Shehee, Soph., Rick Taylor, Sr. Seated: Paul Young, Sr., Martin Camp, Sr., Andy Mayer, Jr. 82 Fran Duaime, Fr. Kevin Ewer, Soph., Martin Poole, Soph. Jerry Dove, Soph. Tom Parker, Fr., Corey Gabler, Fr. Annie Sellers, Fr. Jack Fink, Jr. David Wheeler, Jr. 84 Dean Perry, Soph. McKee Williams, Soph. Barbara Caffery, Soph., Linda Commander, Jr., Darlene Pryor, Soph. Chuck Wallace, Jr. Don Hashman, Jr., Mike Hainsfurther, Soph., Chip Elefson, Jr., Rick Davis, Fr. 85 Bob Totaro, Jr. Mary Rocks, Fr., Debbie Staples, Jr., Donna Hardin, Fr. Josh Bristow, Fr., Steve Matthews, Sr. Zl ut ■■•■ • •••II ■■«  '  •••«■«■■ 86 Bill Zeller, Sr. Tommy Zentner, Fr., Jimmy Potter, Fr. Nancy Matthews, Soph., Paul DeFatta, Fr., Sarah Lutz, Fr. John A. Logan Darrell Fite, Soph., Chip Kruse, Soph. 87 Cathy Busch, Soph. Rick Sanders, Fr., Scott Hayes, Fr. Linda Sutherlin, Soph., Pat Sutherlin, Jr. 88 Ben LeBlanc, Jr. Selwyn Roberts, Fr. Jim Sears, Soph Terri Garrett, Fr., Jonathan James, Soph. Terri Sancton, Jr. 89 Maria Moore, Fr. 90 Candy Clifton, Fr. Kelvin Mof fett, Soph. Brenda Lewis, Jr., Vince Isner, Sr. Ross Beamer, Soph., Royce Labor, Sr. 91 Beau Morris, Sr., Jackie Young, Soph. Peter Ermes, Fr. I Helen Thornton, Soph Laura-Hope Walton, Sr. 92 Dinah Erickson, Chris Erickson, Sr. Livingston Woolley, Jr. Dana Ellis, Soph., Phyllis Bryant, Soph., Lawana Perry, Fr., Don Kirkindoll, Soph. Michael McMillin, Soph. 93 Liz O ' Brien, Jr., Ann Leach, Sr. Robert Clark, Soph., Brad Davis, Soph. Debbie Allen, Sr Jane Upshaw, Fr., Gina Savage, Fr. Cheri Brady, Fr., Cheryl Courtney, Soph. Jayne Trammell, Soph., Susie Sublett, Jr., Mary Lou Ross, Jr., Kim Goss, Fr. Craig McCartney, Fr. Steve Connolly, Soph. 95 Helen Anne Walker, Soph., Norb Piel, Jr. David Sherman, Fr. Mark E. Rowland, Soph. 96 Randall Walker, Sr., Marshall Brooks, Jr. I ( • Dan Edmund, Soph., Scott Duncan, Soph. Lucie Thornton, Fr. Don Kilbourne, Fr., Ginger Meyer, Soph., Jeff Duke, Jr. Rosalind Rankins, Fr. Carol Stringer, Fr. Janet Mayo, Soph. Dal Sanders, Jr. Kathy Keyes, Fr., Marion Hood, Soph. 98 David Stolzle, Jr. Paul Dickerson, Soph. Rheba Fleming, Soph., Casie Heseman, Soph., Jan Grcsham, Sr. Danny Stinson, Sr., Danny Gamble, Jr. Dwight Ewing, Jr. 99 Pete Debuys, Fr., Brian Kennedy, Fr Rhonda Slade, Fr. Brad Markel, Fr. Mike Young, Jr., Ken Naff, Jr. w ■■■Hn Mike Jackson, Fr. 101 Betsy Bingham, Soph Eddy Liddle, Sr., Janet Liddle, Sr. 102 Phyllis Leonard, Fr., Nancy Carpenter, Sr. Cindy Clemmons, Fr., James Meyer, Sr. Mike Gaertner, Soph. Patric McWilliams, Soph. Sharren Harrison, Fr. 103 Lynn Freeman, Fr. Guy Benjamin, Fr. Terri Nichols, Sr. Paul Overly, Sr., Lydia Adams, Fr. 104 Dave Barnett III, Soph., Manash Sarcar, Jr., Danny Murphy, Jr. John Cosgrave, Fr. Steve Russell, Soph. Elaine Ades, Fr. 105 Mary Johnson, Fr. Dean Sawyer, i oph., Dale Cottongim, Soph., Peter Skrmetti, Soph., Paul Rogers, Soph., Ken Collins, Soph., Paul Griffith, Fr. Bruce Polifka, Fr. Paula Head, Jr., Sandra Shaw, Soph. 106 Mary Jane Peace, Sr., Jamie Killeen, Soph. Nancy Kauss, Fr. Nate Bland, Jr. Far Left: George Young, Sr. Left: Wayne Abreu, Fr 107 Bill Atherton, Fr. Lisa Hanson, Soph., Dana Johnson, Sr., Terri Grogan, Soph., Mimi Mitchell, Fr., Jane Dillingham, Fr. Vickie Fischer, Sr., Tim Harris, Sr. Richard Berry, Fr., Jack Caldwell, Fr. 108 Jay Colvin, Soph., Susan Ellington, Soph. Tricia Cross, Fr., Mary Helen Brown, Jr., Mary Ramsay, Soph., Charlotte Mattmiller, Jr., Catherine Craton, Fr., Laura Swanson, Soph. Karen Kirchner, Fr. Bruce Allen, Sr. Jan Jeff ers, Soph., Ross Maggard, Soph. 110 Jerry Loy, Fr. Joel Trcadwell, Jr. Lisa Dienst, Sr., Susan Regenstein, Sr., Sharon Petersson , Sr. - Paige Hudson, Jr. Charles Wharton, Soph. Ill Emily Hancock, Sr. Kevin Dobyns, Sr., Nancy Finley, Jr. Cherie Hilborn, Soph., Casie Heseman, Soph. Brent Lutz, Fr., Mark Graham, Jr., Van Wilson, Fr. 112 John McConnell, Soph., Clinton C. Schmidt, Soph., Mike Broyles, Soph. Jim Ruppel, Jr., Stephanie Sanders, Sr. 1 1 ' A ' Z m 3 Y v F% w 1 I £ ■ Y Tom Phillips, Jr. Dana Dutcher, Soph., Beverly Finley, Fr., Yasmin Welch, Fr. 113 1 v i| p re u 1 - mt -% ' «• ' Gail Hamilton, Jr. Rita Cromwell, Soph., Sharon Turtle, Fr., Eleece Bearden, Soph. Grace Riggin, Soph. Janis Trammell, Jr., Kay Grammer, Jr. ■ ' , ■ ' ' , a 5« ' ■ ■ ' is ' • ■ •  f Bi - 9 9 Jfrt -. $ v 7 JP V ' ■■ •. ' . «k i mm 3T ' 1 WL m W-m 1% f J i 0= ' it ' miMr f . . . 1 m ' 3$$M 114 Jay Reynolds, Sr. Karabit Barbcrian, Soph., Hussicn Abo Zahrah, Soph. Kim Hanson, Soph., Lisa Hanson, Soph. Gail Nolte, Fr. Casie King, Soph., Mark Wiginton, Fr. 115 Greg Braden, Soph. Mary Sanders, Fr., Brenda Miller, Fr. Bart Weaver, Soph. Kerri Rivers, Soph 116 Pauline McCracken, Jr. Parry Josey, Fr. Eddie Robinson, Soph AJ Dinger, Jr., Jimmy Morgan, Soph., Carey Don Womack, Fr., Dale Holstein.Fr. 117 Bottom Right: Nancy McQueen, Fr., Bottom Left: Mark Keddal, Soph. Tom Reed, Soph., Jay Frazier, Fr., David Tench, Soph. Mark Messinger, Soph. Kim Hughens, Soph., Mary-Jan Buseick, Soph. Judge Edwards, Sr. Molly Mahone, Soph., Jeannie Campbell, Jr. I Nils Friberg, Fr. CENPKQLL Sam McDaniel, Jr. Nasser Shukayr, Soph., John Hardin, Soph., Clinton Schmidt, Soph., John Wilkins, Soph. 119 Marie McKenna, Soph., Minh Bui, Fr., Le Thu Nguyen, Fr., Lan Bui, Fr., Thanh Bui, Fr., Lan Pham, Fr., Kay Springer, Sr. Jk W i R Jtttt $ 1 9 V w ' r a V Fay Noyes, Soph. Alfredo Tijerina, Jr. 120 Martha Kelley, Fr. p„ ' r— ' da 1 - -4 V . ' jfggm c -i,l ® w ■ l PHH Jf ; v - _ ' -  ,■■ • « Katie Avery, Sr. John Dosher, Sr. Dennis Poore, Fr. Tina Russo, Soph., Ana Pages, Fr. 121 Pat Darby, Jr. Lou Morgan, Sr., Par Copeland, Sr., Cyndi Thomas, Sr. MILTON H Nancy Cooper, Soph., Beth Richardson, Fr., Susan Green, Soph. 122 Susan Hiett, Jr., Gale Buckholtz, Soph. Melinda Pratt, Soph., Jon Pratt, Sr. Pam Hartman, Soph., Cathy Linder, Fr., Carol Sterrett, Soph. Mary Beall, Fr., Beverly Brown, Fr., Sheryl Scarborough, Jr. Kathy Clark, Sr. Becky Steele, Fr., Rodney Steele, Jr., and Tigger 123 • ' i Carol Atchley, Soph. Jane Daugherty, Soph. 124 Jimmy Windham, Soph. Betty Compton, Fr. r S TT T We , IPI , 1 B tB T Mk HBir v k 1H Theresa Bruner, Fr. Stan Dark, Soph. Leah Ades, Jr., Vicki Gorgas, Jr. 125 Dean Cannavan, Sr. Greg Rembert, Jr., Arden Ox per, Soph. Francoise Florin, Jr., Sulfani Azocar, Fr., Vicki McCann, Fr. 126 Robin Birdsong, Soph., Chad Edwards, Jr. jef t- Marshall Taylor, Fr., Perry Everett, Sr. Emily Bruning, Sr., Bill Ent, Soph. laeiMwamaMtiiii Karon Stephenson, Sr., Ellen Cole, Soph., Mary Jo Pleasant, Fr. Ehib Karriker, Jr. Cindy Reedy, Sr., Mike Reedy, Sr. 127 Steve Archer, Sr. Nasser Shukayr, Soph., Sam Roberts, Jr. Brenda Thompson, Fr. 128 Don Meyers, Sr. Susan Neal, Jr., Jan Witt, Soph., Stephanie Calhoun, Fr. Curtis Brown, Sr. Peter Wells, Fr. Chuck Home, Sr. 129 David Guttierrez, Soph. Dale Grauke, Soph., Don Garner, Soph. Joy Sherman, Fr., Donna Hendryx, Fr., Sandy Shaw, Fr. 130 Van Dickens, Soph. 1 ™ L j$F A x Bj T - ' 11 ' iAk.vvv-L - ' . ' Shcri McCullough, Fr., Mark Graham, Jr. David Schallcr, Jr., Patty L. Schallcr, Jr. Mike Marshall, Fr., Mike Wieting, Jr., Bard Graff, Jr., Larry Holder, Soph. Ron Dauphin, Soph. Susan Patterson, Soph., Ann Greenough, Fr. 131 Chris Cutt, Fr., Kandy Joyce, Fr. Mike Nichols, Jr. Becky Rhodes Larry Androes, Sr. Mike Warner, Jr. 133 it— Allysoun Dismukes, Sr., Gayle Cabaniss, Sr. Ken Osborne, Fr., Ann Carmichael, Jr. . ' . V ( ' ' ■ i • i • j ■- ■ ' ' ■ ' ■ v; % t ' A ■ ' ■ | v.. . fc — ' • i . « ' -: 5 ' • . . of ' 1 Lb.. •■ V 1 k J 1 1 1 — v il i i. J ' • Anna Singdahlsen, Fr. 134 Leroy Crayton, Fr. Mike Walker, Sr., Gudrun Stock, Soph. Massoud Salarvand, Soph. Kit Kotcher, Sr. Kaye Pentecost, Jr. 135 Steve Fess, Jr., Rick Taylor, Sr. Renee Rey nolds, Fr., Charlotte Whitaker, Fr. Right: Gary Prechter, Soph., Duncan Lill, Soph. Far Right: Jeanne Maumus, Jr., Barbara Miller, Sr., KelleyMcLeahJr. 136 1 ■ tU - ; Bob Robinson, Sr. Becky Moore, Soph., Clayton Davis, Jr. James Jackson, Jr. 3R ■ Joe Miller, Soph., Wayne Crank, Soph, Jay Davis, Jr. Hector Pages, Soph., Tom Reed, Soph., Bill Wood, Fr., Bill Kyle, Soph., Randy Stevens, Jr., Ronnie McCarthy, Soph. 137 SPORTS Mary Helen Brown Division Editor i Gents South Alabama NW La. State McNeese U. SW La. South Alabama U. Texas Va. Commonwealth No. Illinois 111. State Bowling Green Utah State Long Island U. of Texas UNC-Charlotte U. Hawaii La. Tech NELa. NW La. State E. Tex. Baptist Houston Baptist Hardin-Simmons So. Miss. Nevada-Las Vegas Hardin-Simmons Houston Baptist UNC-Charlotte Va. Commonwealth ETBC Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Grambling Ouachita Baptist La. Tech Northeast La. Dallas Bapt. Dallas Bapt. Judson Judson U. Ark. — L.R. La. College Henderson ETBC Henderson La. Tech Tulane Tulane Southern Lamar LeTourneau Ouachita Bapt. Northeast La. Southern Lamar U. Ark — L.R. La. College Bapt. Christ. Grambling I - - ' «--_. Grambling McNeese Southern State La. Tech Ouchita Baptist Wichita State N.S.U. Southern Hendrix La. Tech Arkansas State Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Gents Austin Coll. La. Tech LeTourneau Eastfield Jr. Coll. LeTourneau Ambassador N.S.U. Lamar Ouachita Baptist Hendrix Gents U. Central Park Harding College Henderson Gents Southern Basketball 1975-1976 Right: The Gents Varsity: Brown, Bland, Barnes, Hoggs, McLeod, Coach Wallace, White, Smith, Parish, Pitts, Brookshire, Coach Little. Far Right: The Gents Junior Varsity: Coach Dave Deets, Senn, Brown, Crayton, Patton, Rob- erts, Louis, Myers, Abreu, Coach Riley Wallace. 142 Before the season began, the Centenary Gents looked unbeatable, and as it turned out the prediction was almost correct. The season opened with four consecutive victories, but then an upset came as the University of South Alabama squeaked by the Gents. The Gents then soundly defeated such foes as the University of Texas and Utah State before being edged out in the finals of the All-College tournament. Later in the season the Gents lost a shocker to Northeast La. None of the Gents ' losses had been by more than two points. After five more victories, the team travelled to Las Vegas to take on their top ten ranked team, and unfortu- nately the Gents never recovered from a flurry of first half turnovers and were soundly defeated. The Gents, coached by Larry Little and Riley Wallace, were perhaps the most underrated 19-4 basketball team in the nation. Held in relative obscurity by an NCAA ruling, the Gents were still one of the premier teams in the nation, staying in the AP Top Twenty for well over a month. The Centenary JV had its problems this year. Although at some times, individuals looked brilliant, the team never seemed to work together as a unit. Playing an abbreviated schedule, the JV improved with every game, and toward the end of the season were beginning to play with the poise of a winner. 143 Robert Parish Centenary ' s own superstar, Robert Parish could very possibly be the best ballplayer ever to wear the Centenary uniform. A native of Shreveport, he holds the Gents ' record for career scoring with over two thousand points, total points for one game, fifty, career rebounds, rebounds in a single game, rebounds in a single sea- son, and in rebound average. Robert has scored twenty or more points in 60 of 103 games, he has 15 or more rebounds in 65 games and blocks around four shots a game. Although the NCAA tried to hold Parish in obscurity he has come to the attention of THE SPORTING NEWS, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, CBS, and NBC. Last summer he was picked to captain the gold-medal win- ning Pan-Am team. Almost certain to be a number one draft pick after this season, Robert Parish will leave behind a legacy of greatness at Cen- tenary. 144 The two senior starting guards for the Gents complement and balance each other beautifully. Quarterback Barry McLeod holds the Centenary record for most assists as well as averaging around twelve points a game. Nate Bland is third on the team in assists as well as averaging twenty points per game. Snake has amazingly fast hands and often steals the ball away from unsuspecting opponents. Backing up McLeod and Bland are two fine reserves, Leroy Hoggs and Dick Brown. Hoggs is a sophomore and is one of the quickest Gents on the court. He connects on 51% of his shots from the field. Freshman flash, Dick Brown earned his place on the varsity this year as a result of his great ball-handling ability. Although only seeing spot action, he was second on the team in assists. The guards for the JV team included: Robbie Senn, a sopho- more who saw some varsity action; Wayne Abreu, a fresh- man; Leroy Crayton, a fresh- man; and Paul Patton, also a freshman. 145 Leroy Crayton Junior Varsity Paul Patton Junior Varsity Wayne Abreu Junior Varsity 146 Robbie Senn Junior Varsity Leroy Hoggs Varsity Dick Brown Varsity 147 Four forwards fought it out for the two starting spots on the Centenary varsity. Junior Al Barnes started every game and his exciting, spidery style of play thrilled Centen- ary fans while distracting opposing players. The other starting assignment was alter- nated between Cal Smith, a hustling senior coming back from last year ' s devastating knee injury, John Pitts, a jun- ior who had a hot and cold season, and Bobby White, last year ' s JV phenom who came into his own the last few games of the season. The forwards for the JV include: Walter Louis, fresh- man; Dwight Myers, fresh- man; and Sam Roberts, soph. For the varsity, one man had a special problem, Welton Brookshire, Parish ' s back-up man. Welton hustled and played well in the games in which he saw action. Bobby White Varsity 148 Cal Smith Varsity Welton Brookshire Varsity John Pitts Varsity 149 Dwight Myers Junior Varsity 150 Homecoming 1976 Top: Homecoming Court Members: Kim Hughens, Gail Hamilton, Queen; Ani Pages. Vicki Murray, Pam Jennings, Tina Russo, Lisa Hanson, First Maid. Left: In the last home game of the season — the Homecoming game — the Huskies from Houston Baptist were overtaken by the Gents with the final score being 110-95. Right: President John Allen presented the crown to Queen Gail Hamilton while Robert Parish presented her with a bouquet of roses. 151 Front: Robin Birdsong. Second: Betsy Maguire, Melissa Campbell, Pam Jennings, Becky Moore. Top: Kim Hughens 152 Betsy Boyd, April Youngman, Vicki McCann, Sheri McCullough, Melody Tanner, Becky Murphy, Ana Pages, Vicki Murray. Pom-Pon Girls 153 Row 1: Ed Simonson, Brent Lutz, Jerry Peyton, Paul Patton, Kelvin Moffett. Row 2: Chip Elefson, Mike Hainsfurther, Jerry Rowland, Don Hashman, Rick Davis. Row 3: Coach Dave Deets, Rick Evans, Charles Kirby, Andrew Bergeron, Paige Hudson, Jimmy Windham, Coach Glen Evans. Row 4: Mike Young, Jim Halgas, Larry Haas, Jim Bonds, Ellis Brow n Baseball 1975-76 Coach Glen Evans took over the reins as Centenary ' s baseball coach, and he took full advantage of the Gent ' s fall schedule to experiment with players in new positions and get a close look at the team as a whole. These fall games are played with entirely different rules and allow the team to be thoroughly prepared for the spring season which consists of approximately thirty games. Nine lettermen returned from last year ' s fine team, and they hope to carry on Centenary ' s winning tradi- tion against such foes as Tulane, Grambling, and the University of Arkansas. Right: Assistant coach Dave Deets and Head coach Glen Evans. 154 Jim Bonds — Pitcher — First Base Mike Hainsfurthcr — Third Base 155 Brent Lutz — Catcher-Outfield Chip Elef son — Second Base Paul Patton — Second Base Mike Young — Pitcher- First Base Charles Kirby — Pitcher Larry Haas — Outfield-First Base 156 Rick Evans — Outfield 157 Rick Davis — Shortstop Jerry Peyton — Pitcher Jerry Rowland — Catcher 158 Kelvin Mof fett — Outfield Don Hashman — Third Base-Shortstop Jimmy Windham — Pitcher Ken Naff — Trainer 159 Row 1: Paul Bell, Abdallah, Dave Barnett, Mohammed Mewhawes, Clay Coco, Dave Bertanzetti, Carlos Perez. Row 2: Coach Glen Evans, Manash Sarcar, Ken Osborne, Dean Sawyer, Glen West, Carl Mock, Clinton Schmidt, Skip Griffin, Ned Foster. Soccer The Centenary Soccer team, coached by Glen Evans, finished their fall season with a winning record once again. Although smaller in size than last year ' s six and one team, the Gents proved themselves a worthy opponent to any team they met on the field. Aided by several international team members, the team ' s offense seemed almost unstoppa- ble at times, twice scoring as many as seven points in a single game. Even in losing efforts, the team ably represented the college with their hustling determi- nation. 160 161 Cross Country Dr. Wayne Hanson coaches the Cross Country Track Team as they represent the college against such foes as LSU, Louisiana Tech, and Rice. The team participates in cross country meets during the fall while taking part in various track meets during the spring. Although this is basically a sport for individuals and the records they can set, the team consistently supports each other in their quest for victory. 162 Fencing Lester Ewing and Bob Maxwell are Centenary ' s rep- resentatives in the area of fencing. Starting as a few strategically placed posters, this team, now in its first year, has competed in several matches this year with the Gents making a good showing in all. Les- ter Ewing has been given a special honor as he has been invited to participate in the Junior Olympics. If the present trend continues, fencing may develop into one of the most popular sports on campus. 163 Tennis Four players return from last year ' s team to compose the 1976 squad of Centenary netters. A heavy schedule of nineteen meets and one tournament with thirteen different opponents from February through April has been set to occupy the team ' s time. If past efforts are any indication of future results, Coach Bill Causey ' s team should have an impressive total of victories at the season ' s end. Coach Bill Causey 164 I H «i 8r , L %. Pete Adamson John Gresham Van Wilson Jt Vj S H Mr I , Beau Morris 165 Women ' s Intramurals Women ' s intramurals consisted of three events in the fall — volleyball and women ' s singles and doubles in ten- nis. The Zeta Grey team took first place in volleyball, followed by James I, Chi Omega (Alpha) and Chor. Fac- ulty I dominated tennis, taking first and second in singles competition and second and fourth in doubles. The Chi Omega representatives took first place in the doubles competition. The spring competition got underway with basketball at the beginning of the year. 166 167 Men ' s Intramurals As fall competition drew to a close a total of twenty- one teams had participated in the various competi- tions. The Kappa Sigma team led in the race for total points, taking second place in football, fourth in Cross Country, first and second in table tennis singles and first and third in doubles; they also swept the field in pool, taking the first three positions. The faculty team was a close second, bolstered by their first place fin- ishes in both football and volleyball. The GDI I team was third in the point standing with a third place fin- ish in volleyball and football and a second in cross country. The KA team took fourth place in volleyball and football to hold the fourth place position in the point standings. The Theta Chi ' s were established as the fifth place team on the strength of their first place finish in cross country. Among other teams competing were the Tibetan Mys- tery Army, Grey Ghosts, Horny Demons and the Rotary Roaches. •r j k 168 169 r MHHHH 170 171 •mmmmmmmmmr cj • «i i ' i ' 1 L J 1 v .r i H ORGANIZATIONS Susan Hiett Division Editor Student Government Association The Student Government Association is the governing body for the entire student body. Elected yearly the officers and senators represent their respective classes, and provide entertainment and activities for the campus. At the Right: Bob Dodson, President. E C X f e f c • 1 u c t e • 1 r V s e Executive Officers: From Left to Right: Rick Ryba, Vice-President; Rick Thompson, Secretary; Paul Young, Treasurer; Bob Dodson, President. 174 G A Senators: From Left to Right: Row 1 : Brad Davis, Mar- tin Poole, Steve Archer, Dan Edmund. Row 2: Vicki Gorgas, Teresa Bruner, Ann Leach, Janine Shaw, Brenda Miller. Not Pictured: Jan Gresham, Mary Young, Brian Kennedy. Committee Chairmen: From Left to Right: Mike War- ner, Entertainment; Virginia Williams, Elections; Leah Ades, Forums. Advisors: From Left to Right: Dr. Woody Pate, Mr. Allen Henderson. 175 SGA Activities All-Campus Weekend: Right: The Making of the Mudhole. Middle: The War. Bottom Left: The Beer-Bicycle Race. 176 President Dodson at work. The Bus to the Northwestern game gets into the spirits. SGA Picnic in Crumley Gardens SGA Activities Sunday night Follies? 177 Y o n o P 1 n This year ' s Yoncopin staff, from left to right: MaryHelen Brown, Katie Avery, Susan Hiett, Brad Davis, Mary Lou Ross, Janine Shaw. Photographer: Sid Davis Editor: Janine Shaw Features Editor: Brad Davis Classes Editor: Katie Avery Organizations and Greeks Editor: Susan Hiett Sports: Mary Helen Brown Photographer: Beau Morris Photographer: Lou Graham Artists: Bebe Duett Ann Shaw Typist: Sally Hunter Friends: Dana Dutcher, Cathy Under, Becky Murphy, Mary Lou Ros« 178 Si O i m -- Mk V vl — - Vfifr 179 CONGLOMERATE mmmmm Conglomerate Staff and Friends gather in Jay Reynolds ' yard: From Left to Right: Row 1: Mike Warner, Nancy McQueen, Jamie Killeen, Paul DeFatta, Nancy Matthews, Glenn Guerin. Row 2: Wilson Reynolds, Sharren Harrison, Ann Leach, Mark Couhig, Mark Graham, Paula Glanville. Row 3: Mark Freeman, Rodney Steele, Katie Avery, Joel Treadwell, Mary Jane Peace, Paul Overly, Jay Reynolds. 180 The conglomerate Editor: Paul Overly Managing Editor: Marshall Taylor News Editor: Nanci Matthews Features: Patric McWilliams Sports: Mark Graham Business Manager: Jamie Killeen 181 The Centenary College Choir The Centenary College Choir is one of the best musical organizations in all of Louisiana. The choir is composed of forty-nine students and partici- pates in all of the major events of the college. During the 1976 interim the choir toured Southern Louisiana singing in churches and schools in the area. Dr. Will K. Andress is director. Officers: Karl Dent — President, Deborah Fielder — Vice-President, Mark Listen — Vice-President, Janet Mayo — Treasurer, Grace Riggin — Secretary, Sid Davis — Public Relations, Debbie Fielder — Accompanist, Cindy Elkins — Accompanist, Section Leaders: Susan Patterson — Soprano, Robun Lincoln — Alto, Pat Finch — Tenor, Dub Karriker — Bass. Members of the Choir are: John Baird, Phyllis Bryant, Ken Bowden, Sharon Crafton, Stan Dark, Sid Davis, Pete DeBuys, Karl Dent, Pam De Vault, Van Dickens, Cindy Elkins, Dana Ellis, Gayle Fannon, Debbie Fielder, Raymond Fielder, Pat Finch, Nancy Finley, Francois Florin, Janet Freeman, Bob Gadpaille, Don Garner, Dale Grauke, Donna Hardin, Sharren Harrison, James Hesser, Dub Karriker, Brian Kennedy, Casey King, Rusty King, Don Kirkindoll, Robin Lincoln, Mark Listen, Janet Mayo, Beth Mitchell, Susan Patterson, Bob Peacock, Lawana Perry, Mary Jo Pleas- ant, Renee Reynolds, Grace Riggin, Mary Rocks, Joy Sherman, Debbie Staples, David Tench, Cyndi Thomas, Darlene Whittington, Mark Wigin- erton, Bill Wilding, and Mary Young. 182 The Choir During Interim 183 Rivertown Players The Rivertown Players are students who enjoy performing and working with the Theatrical Arts. Under the direction of Robert Buseick, Kip Holloway and Barbara Acker, RTP has produced several outstanding plays this year, including: 1776, MEMBER OF THE WEDDING, TOM PAYNE, and THE LAST OF MRS. LINCOLN. The Rivertown Players set the stage: Row 1 : Martha Kelley, Pat McWilliams, Dog, Guy Benjamin, Mary Lou Ross. Row 2: Barbara Acker, Vicki Russell, Debbie Hicks, Ginger Folmer. Row 3: Dennis Poore, Mike Warner, Julia Van Tiem, Terry Sancton, Hamp Simmons, Charles Wharton, Melanie Peacock, Rick Carlisle, Sarah Darden, Elaine Ades, Tom Keough, Troy Tinker, Mike Eisner, Anna Aslin, Alma Lloyd, Susan Chiasson, Lane Bronner, Holly Hawkins, Mark Graham. 184 TOM PAYNK starring Lee Crook; above and bottom right. THE LAST OF MRS. LINCOLN starring Anna Aslin. middle picture. Buseick Mr. Robert Buseick is the director of the Speech and Theatre Department and the Rivertown Players. Mr. B is a favorite of all the RTP ' ers. 187 Dorm Councils Right: James Dorm Council Members: Row 1: Virginia Wil- liams, Nancy Finley. Row 2: Ann Greenough, Susan Green, Linda Fannon. Row 3: Francoise Florin. Bottom: Men ' s Dorm Council: Row 1 : Mike Marshall, Charles Wharton, Beau Morris, Scott Hayes, Bard Graff. Row 2: Peter Skrmetti, Pete Ermes. 188 Sexton Dorm Council This year ' s dorm council members for Sexton Dorm are from left to right: Cheri Brady, Ellen Cole, Molly Mahone, Vicki Gorgas. Hardin Dorm Council Hardin Dormitory, the junior and senior women ' s honor dorm is presided over by Barbara Miller (left to right), Kay Grammer, and Janis Trammell. Mrs. Dorothy Horton Sexton Housemother Mrs. Dorothy Reid Hardin Housemother Gary Digilormo James Dorm Daddy r i Dave Deets Cline Zookeeper Tom Gucrin Rotary Dorm Dad Houseparents 189 Phi Beta Phi Beta is an honorary women ' s musical organization. Activities include concerts, recitals, and this year included the awarding of an honorary membership to Entertainer Bob Hope during his Shreveport Appearance. This year ' s members are from left to right: Pat Darby, Ginger Fol- mer, Debbie Staples, Susan Green, Cindy Reedy, Diane Dickson, Susan Patterson, Nancy Cooper, Beth Mitchell, Vickie Fischer, Debbie Fielder. £ I25SE 5 Honorary Member: Bob Hope during his Shreveport Per- formance. 190 Chamber Singers Left: Chamber Singers directed by Dr. Snow. Bottom: Chamber Singers at one of their many practice sessions. 191 Honor Court The Honor Court is a board made up of selected stu- dents and faculty for the purpose of trying students on any infractions of the Honor Code. All meetings and convictions are kept secret, and each case is justly tried. From Left to Right: Row 1: Mike Brown, John Howard, Dr. Loyless. Row 2: Dr. Seidler, Emily Hancock, Leah Ades. Judicial Board The Judicial Board, comprised of elected students, is the governing council for any matters of disciplinary action of a student on campus. The Council secretly tries any case which is presented to them and decides an effective punishment for the students involved. From Left to Right: Row 1: Katie Avery, Terry Gro- gan, Jeannie Campbell. Row 2: Dr. Hancock, Royce Labor, Jack Fink, Robert Clark. 192 Alpha Sigma Chi Alpha Sigma Chi is an honorary Chemistry society. Membership is awarded to Chemistry majors with a 3.0 average in Chemistry and a 2.5 overall. Activities include lectures and seminars to further enrich the members with material of the field. This year ' s members are: Clockwise Beginning at the Top: Tom Cornelius, Dr. Wayne Han- son, Casie Heseman, Sam McDaniel, Linda Fannon, Perry Everett, Cherie Hilborn, Mike Walker, Mike Brown, Dan Edmund, Gary Vandiver, Leah Ades. 193 u Oh Kappa Pi Artists in this year ' s Kappa Pi Society are from left to right: Debbie McRae, Susan Regenstein, Cathy Busch, Katie Avery, Jane Daugherty. Kappa Pi is an art fraternity. r Alpha Chi is the honorary scholastic Fraternity. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors who have maintained a 3.5 cumulative grade point average. Members for this year are from left to right: Row 1 : Krista Schef fer, Katie Avery, Ann Leach, Joy Fair, Danny Gamble, Jeannie Campbell. Row 2: Don Roy, Scott Prince, Linda Fannon, Martin Camp, Mike Brown. 194 Biology Club The activities of the Biology Club include lectures, and a spring retreat in addition to the regular meetings. Mem- bers are from left to right: Row 1: Jess Moore, Jack Fink. Row 2: Steve Archer, Mike Brown, Linda Fannon. The group ' s advisor is Dr. Brad McPherson. 195 Centenary Stage Band The Centenary College Band directed by Mr. B. P. Causey performs during each home basketball game as well as provid- ing several concerts annually. Row 1: Billy Allen, Jim Bass, Jerry Marler, Sam McDaniel. Row 2: Lester Ewing, Jeff Pharr, Bill Vaughn, Karen Lockenott, Brad Kozak. Row 3: Joey Crownover, Don Kirkindoll, Bill Zeller, Vince Isner, Alex Blair. 196 Foreign Students Centenary is lucky to have a very active Foreign student program. Under the direction of Linda Weems and Vicki Gottlob, there are students from all over Europe, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Costa Rica, India, etc. The students play an important part in campus activities. To the left, the foreign students gather in front of Hamilton Hall with their native country ' s flag. 197 Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Epsilon Delta is Centenary ' s honorary pre-medical fraternity. The fraternity hosts Pre-Med Weekend annually for interested high school students from all over the country. Other activities include lectures and field trips related to the pre-med field. Membership is limited to upperclassmen who maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. This year ' s members are from left to right: Row 1: Amy Hartnett, Cherie Hilborn. Row 2: Perry Everett, Linda Fannon, Rick Ryba, Sam McDaniel, Gary Vandiver. Manash Sarcar. Mike Brown, Mike Walker. Row 3: John Howard, Jack Cornelius, Danny Murphy, Dr. McPherson. The Wilderness Society is the camping and backpacking club on campus. Trips are scheduled periodically to Cosa- tot Falls and other campsites in the area. This year ' s adventurers are from left to right: Row 1: Nancy Finley, Larry Androe s. Row 2: Susie Sublett, Mark Graham, Mark Couhig, Jamie Killeen, Yasmin Welch, David Stolzle. Row 3: Kit Kotcher, Paul Overly, Ernie Blalock. Wilderness Society 198 Pre-Law Club The Pre-Law Club is comprised of students who are interested in pursuing a career in law after graduation. The club hears lectures from lawyers periodically, along with hosting a Pre-Law weekend for High School stu- dents with a law interest. From Left to Right: Row 1: Dr. Ed Haas, Gail Nolte, Cathy Ballard, Jack Caldwell, Susan Wood, Liz Powell, David Wheeler. Row 2: Dr. Walter Lowrey, Scott Duncan, Dr. Darrell Loyless, Joe Miller, Peter Skrmetti, David Bell, Dr. Viva Rainey, Rick Taylor. Pre-Law Weekend sponsored by the club provided lec- tures, curriculum offerings, and a general outline of Cen- tenary ' s Pre-Law program to high school juniors and sen- iors from all around the area. 199 Psychology Club The Psychology Club, comprised of Psychology majors and interested students, meets regularly to hear speakers on the various phases of psychology, as well as to participate in any seminars or programs related to the field. The members are from left to right: Row 1 : Jamie Kileen, David Stolzle. Row 2: Yasmin Welch, Mark Couhig, Mark Graham, Paul Overly, Rodney Steele. Row 3: Allen Henderson, Larry Androes, Kit Kotcher, Ernie Blalock, Cathy Lensing. 200 Women ' s Recreation Association The purpose of the women ' s recreation society is to plan and schedule the women ' s intramural program. Repre- sentatives from each of the women ' s organizations on campus are responsible for the individual sports and organizing the matches. This year ' s representatives are from left to right: Gail Nolte, Lou Morgan, Kim Han- son, Ginger Meyer. Men ' s Intramural Council The Men ' s Intramural Council organizes the intramural program on campus. Competition is held annually for football, basketball, Softball, pool, ping pong, and cross country. Each fraternity is represented along iwith any interested independent groups. This year ' s members are from left to right: Row 1: Dale Cottongim, Judge Edwards. Row 2: Jack Fink, Beau Morris, Wayne Crank. Row 3: Peter Skrmetti, Duncan Lill. 201 1 ■ •te i ■ GREEKS Susan Hiett Division Editor Inter- Fraternity Council The Inter-Fraternity Council is the governing board for all the Fraternities. Each Fraternity is represented and the council acts on matters concerning Rush, pledging and Greek relations. The Inter-Fraternity Council: Row 1: Tom Reed, Beau Morris, Mike Weiting, Peter Skrmetti. Row 2: Judge Edwards, Mike Broyles, Rick Taylor, Steve Archer, Chad Edwards. Row 3 : Mike Walker, Perry Ever- ett, Joe Miller. Row 4: Bard Graff, Bob Robinson. 204 Panhellenic Jr. Panhellenic The Panhellenic Council works to maintain good relations among the three sororities. The Panhellenic Council is divided into two groups: the Panhellenic Council which is composed of representatives from the active members, and the Jr. Panhellenic which is made up of representative pledges from each of the sororities. The Panhellenic Council oversees Rush, and works to promote sisterhood among all the Greek women on campus. The Panhellenic Council (above): Row 1: Pam Haggerty, Lou Mor- gan, Pam Jennings, Mary Jan Buseick. Row 2: Dana Johnson, Karon Stephenson, Carol Sterrett, Pam Hartman. The Jr. Panhel- lenic Council (left): Mimi Mitchell, Cathy Linder, Dana Dutcher, Ann Greenough, Martha Kelley. 205 Dr. Louis Galloway Advisor Dr. Brad McPherson Advisor Dane Bigner John Fakess Ronnie McCarthy Judge Edwards J . Marshall Brooks Corey Gabler Roger Felton II Morgan Matthews IV JUppa (Alpija Jack Caldwell John Gardere Chuck Moody Scott Hayes Charley Nowak Wayne Crank Mark Keddall Sam McDaniel V Chad Edwards Randall Walker David Bertanzetti Bill Kyle Mrs. Lucille VI VII VIII IX DuCote Housemother Mark Davis Chip Kruse Hector Pages Tom Parker Rick Berry Bill Ent Duncan Lill Gary Prechter Tom Reed Rick Sanders Randy Stevens Rick Thompson Bob Vivian 206 KA 207 Dr. Charles Lowrey Faculty Advisor Steve Len Jay Scott Dan Archer Archer Britton Duncan Edmund ) I SUppa ji tgma Dale Don Pam John Jess Grauke Hashman Jennings Sweetheart McConnell Moore •A Bill Joe Clayton Don Jack Ellis Mike Broyles Hardt Davis Meyers Fink Brown Broyles Grand Master Grand Procurator Grand Master of Ceremonies Grand Treasurer Grand Scribe Guard Guard Dr. Darrell Loyless Faculty Advisor Tom Zenter 208 KI 209 Rick Taylor Perry Everett Brad Davis Martin Camp Paul Young Beau Pry tan is Epiprytanis Grammateus Chrysophylos Hypophetes Morris Histor lob Dodson Steve Haas Jackie Young Dr. Nolan Robert Ed Ernie Hegemon Pylortes Sweetheart Shaw Taylor Blalock Board of Control Advisor Associate Member Ed Baker Board of Control Andy Mayer Mark Messinger Frank Cimino Board of Control John Johnson Brian Kennedy Mark Wiginton 210 TKE 211 Theta Chi Fraternity poses in front of their house. From Left to Right: Row 1: Allison Vaughn, Fran Duaime, Dale Cottongim, Cathy Sandige. Row 2: Jim Sears, Mike Walker, Paul Rogers, Kelley McLean, Mike Marshall, Cindy Knox, Carol Atchley, Governor, Molly Mahone, Bard Graff, Bob Robinson. Row 3: Paul Griffith, Peter Skrmetti, Steve Connolly, Ross Maggard, Ken Collins. fltyeta flip Theta Chi Little Sisters: From Left to Right: Row 1: Allison Vaughn, Carol Atchley. Row 2: Cathy Sandige, Cindy Knox, Kelley McLean, Molly Mahone. 212 ex ' f i j W : Bj ' - ir y A fnM 213 Katie Abigail Robin Gale Kathy Avery Barnes Birdsong Buckholtz Clark Pam Mary Cynthia Casie Jennings Young Knox Heseman President Vice-Pres. Personnel Secretary Treasurer (Eht §m a Sisi Jane Dana Gayle Rheba Jan Donna Goiron Daugherty Dutcher Fannon Fleming Gresham Hardin Pam Kim Cathy Cathy Kelley Jeannie Beth artman Hughens Lensing Linder McLean Maumus Mitchell Gail Mary Tina Carol Laura Lucie Charlotte Nolte Rocks Russo Sterrett Swanson Thornton Whitaker 214 X Q 215 Karon Patti Stephenson Carr Vlembership Ritual Jane Dillingham Zeta fait £Ma Janine Shaw iiy ± Pam Leslie Teresa Phyllis Mary Melissa Ellen Alben Anderson Bruner Bryant Butt Campbell Cole Pam Sharon Dana Sally Allysoun Mary Lou Jeannie aggerty Petersson Johnson Hunter Dismukes Ross Campbell resident 1st Vice- President 2nd Vice- President Corr. Sect. Rec. Sect. Treasurer Historian Nancy Ginger Cooper Johnson Chapter Advisor Kim Susan Ann Terry Kim Lisa Martha Goss Green Greenough Grogan Hanson Hanson Kelley Vicki Molly Mimi Becky Becky Susan Lawana McCann Mahone Mitchell Moore Murphy Patterson Perry Daphne Wiegand 216 ZTA 217 L CD CD U CD ro r 1 ro 218 TO € A=4 219 Senior Credits ADAMSON, JANICE — French Alumni Scholarship ALLEN, DEBRA — Music Opera ALLEN, WILLIAM — Music Educ. — BSU, Pres., Stage Band ANDROES, LARRY — Psych Frost Scholar, Psych. Club, Pres. ARCHER, STEVE — Biology AVERY, KATIE — Art Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; Judicial Board; Alpha Chi; Kappa Pi, Pres.; Maroon Jacket; Yoncopin, Stu- dent Ed. BLAND, NATHAN — P.E. Basketball Team BONDS, JIM — Business Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country BOURGEOIS, BECKY — Th. Sp. Alpha Xi Delta, SLTA BOWDON, JOSEPH — Christ. Ed. BROOKSHIRE, WELTON — P.E. BROWN, MIKE — Chem Bio Chief Justice, Honor Court; AED, Pres. BRUNING, EMILY — Business Chi Omega; Frost Scholar CABANISS, GAYLE — Educ. CAMP, MARTIN — Govt. Honor Court; TKE, Treasurer CANNAVAN, DEAN — Bio. CARLISLE, Rick — Theatre CARR, PATTI — Elem. Ed. ZTA, Ritual; KA Rose, Dean ' s List, Maroon Jacket CLARK, GLENNA — Govt. CLARK, KATHY — Rel. WRA; Jud. Board, Kappa Chi COLLINS, ROBERT — Soc. COPELAND, PAM — Elem. Ed. Maroon Jackets, Alpha Xi Delta, SLTA, MSM CROOK, LEE — Theatre RTP DANLEY, RICHARD — Geo. Theta Chi; Sigma Gamma Epsilon DA VIS, JAY — Geo. Kappa Alpha DELANEY, DAN — Bus. DENT, KARL — Music TKE, Choir, Pres. DEUFEL, DAVID — Govt. KSCL DICKEY, DAVID — Govt. DISMUKES, ALLYSOUN — Elem. Ed. ZTA, Rec. Sec, WRA, Ent. Comm.; James Dorm Council DOBYNS, KEVIN — Psych. AED, Conglomerate DODSON, BOB — Govt. Who ' s Who; SGA, Pres., Treas.; ODK; TKE, Pacesetter DOSHER, JOHN — Comp. S ' port Symphony DUNNIGAN, TIM — Bio. AED; Ed. Pol. Comm.; Bio. Club EAVES, LONNY — Soc. EDWARDS, JUDGE — Lib. Arts KA, Pres.; SGA Sen.; Committees: Caf, Stud. Life, Ed. Pol. ERICKSON, CHRIS — Bio. EVERETT, PERRY — Bio. IFC; TKE; AED FELTON, ROGER — P.E. FIELDER, DEBBIE — Piano Frost Scholar, Choir, Phi Beta, Pres.; Alpha Chi FISCHER, VICKI — Piano Alpha Chi, Phi Beta FISHER, MICHAEL— Bio Eng. Alpha Chi FREEMAN, JANET — Chr. Ed. ZTA; Choir GLADNEY, DARDEN — Educ. GRAHAM, LOU — Soc Rel. TKE, Judicial Board; Yoncopin, Phot.; ODK, Pres. GRAY, RONALD — Bio. GRESHAM, JAN — Business WRA; SGA Sen.; Chi Omega, Treas. and Pledge Trainer GUERIN, GLENN — Psych Psych. Club; Soccer; Conglomerate HAGGERTY, PAM — Elem. Ed. ZTA, Pres.; Maroon Jacket, Beauty, Order of Diana HANCOCK, EMILY — Elem. Ed. Maroon Jacket, Honor Court, Phi Beta HARTNETT, AMY — Bio. AED HEAD, PAULA — Geo. HORNE, CHARLES — Bio. Eta Sigma Phi, Bio. Club HOWARD, JOHN — Bio. Soccer; AED, Dean ' s List; Honor Court ISNER, VINCE — Music Stage Band JACK, VIRGINIA — Psych. JOHNSON, DANA — Elem. Ed. ZTA, Pledge Trainer KOTCHER, KIT — Psych. LABOR, ROYCE — Hist. Cross Co untry, Jud. Board LANDAU, LAUREL — Theatre LEACH, ANN — English MSM; SGA; Alpha Chi; Marron Jacket LID ' DLE, CHARLES — Rel. LIDDLE, JANET— Elem. Ed. LISTEN, MARK — Music Ed. Choir, V.P. McCARTHEY, HENRY — Econ. KA McCRACKEN, PAULINE McGILVRAY — Eng. McHUGHES, JAMES — Psych. McLEAN, ROBERT — Business McLEOD, BARRY — P.E. Varsity Basketball MEYER, JAMES — Chr. Ed. Bus. MSM MEYERS, DON — Business Kappa Sigma, Treas.; Dean ' s List, Trustee Scholar MILLER, BARBARA — Business Chi Omega, Pres.; Yoncopin; SGA; Panhellenic MITCHELL, LALLIE — Business MORGAN, LOU — Psych. Alpha Xi Delta, Pres.; Psych. Club; Archery Club; Trustee Schol. MORGAN, PAMELA — Rel. MORRIS, BEAU — Hist. Tennis: TKE NICHOLS, TERRI — Psych. OVERLY, PAUL— Hist. TKE, Conglomerate, Ed.; Sports Info. Dir. PARISH, ROBERT — P.E. Basketball, Pacesetter PEACE, MARY JANE — Hist. SGA; MSM; Open Ear; Frost Scholar, Conglomer ate, Ed. PEIL, NORB — Psych. PETERSON, MERRYANN — Psych. Open Ear PETERSSON, SHARON — Soc. ZTA; WRA PEYTON, JERRY — P.E. Baseball PHILLIPS, WILLIAM — Business PRATT, JON — Physics Kappa Sigma REEDY, MIKE — Bio. SGA, V.P.; Kappa Sigma, G.S.; Stage Bar ' REGENSTEIN, SUSAN — Liberal Arts Alpha Xi Delta; Kappa Pi REMBERT, GREG — Geo. Sigma Gamma Epsilon REYNOLDS, JAY — Bio. RHODES, REBECCA — Elem. Ed. ROBINSON, BOB — Psych Thea. RUELLO, ROCKY — Soc. ROY, DON — Psych. Chamber Singers; Alpha Chi; N ' nan Club; Psych. Club RUPPEL, JIM — Business Kappa Sigma RUSSELL, VICKIE RAE — Theatre SANDERS, STEPHANIE — Bio. SCOTT, HAVARD — Govt. SCHROEDER, MARK — Geo. SHAW, JESSIE — Elem. Ed. SMITH, CAL — P.E. Varsity Basketball; Cross Country; TKE SPRINGER, KAY — Christian Educ. STEPHENSON, KARON — Christ. Ed. ZTA, Membership; Judicial Board, WRA STEVENS, RANDALE — Bus. KA, Rush Chmn. STINSON, DANNY SUTHERLIN, PAT — Religion MSM TAYLOR, CHARLES TAYLOR, RAYMOND — Bus. TAYLOR, RICK — Hist. TKE — Pres., Sec; Pre- Law Club, Pres. Kappa Lambda THOMAS, CINDY — Soc. Choir, Alpha Xi Delta THOMPSON, RICK — Govt. KA, Who ' s Who TURNAGE, CYNTHIA — Eng. TURNER, JANIS — Liberal Arts WARD, ANNE — Elem. Ed. Alpha Xi Delta, Membership; MSM WALKER, RANDALL — Soc. KA; Judicial Board Grand Flathead WALKER, ROBERT — Chem Bio. Theta Chi, AED, Sec; Dean ' s List WALTON, LAURA HOPE — Foreign Lang. WHITE, CAROL — Bus. WHITAKER — Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon — V.P. WOLF, ALAN — Business YOUNG, PAUL — Hist Govt Who ' s Who; TKE; SGA, Senator, Treasurer ODK; Kappa Lambda; Varsity Baseball YEAGER, RODRIC — Biology 220 Student Index Abo, Zahrah Hussien — 115 Abreu, Wayne — 107, 142, 145 Adams, Lark — 104 Adams, Lydia — 32 Adamson, Pete — 165 Ades, Leah — 26, 125, 175, 192, 193 Ades, Elaine— 105, 184 Alben, Pam — 216 Allen, Bruce— 110 Allen, Debbie — 94 Allen, William — 196 Anderson, Leslie — 100, 216 Androes, Larry — 133, 199, 200 Archer, Len — 33, 208 Archer, Steve — 40, 44, 27, 34, 128, 175, 195, 204, 208 Askins,Judy — 90 Aslin, Anna — 184 Atchley, Carol — 124, 212 Atherton, Bill — 108 Avery, Katie — 21, 124, 150, 176, 191, 214 Azocar, Sulfani — 126 Ballard, Cathy — 199 Barberian, Karabit — 115 Barnes, Abigail — 214 Barnes, Alfred — 142, 148 Barnett, David — 105, 160 Bass, Jim— 196,210 Beall, Mary — 123 Beamer, Ross — 91,210 Bearden, Eleece — 114 Bell, David — 160, 199, 210 Benham, Bill — 90 Benjamin, Guy — 104, 184 Bergeron, Andrew — 154, 156 Berry, Richard — 108 Bertanzetti, David — 160 Bingham, Betsy — 102 Birdsong, Robin — 126, 152, 214 Blair, John — 196 Bland, Nate — 107, 142, 145 Bonds, Jim — 154, 155 Boyd, Betsy — 109, 153 Braden, Greg — 116 Brady, Cheri — 95, 189 Bristow, Josh — 86 Britton,Jay — 208 Bronner, Lane — 184 Brooks, Marshall — 96 Brookshire, Welton — 142, 149 Brown, Beverly — 123 Brown, Ellis— 154, 208 Brown, Curtis — 129 Brown, Mary Helen — 110, 176 Brown, Michael — 20, 192, 193, 194, 195, 198 Brown, Richard — 142, 147 Broyles, Mike — 113, 204, 208 Broyles, Bill — 208 Bruning, Emily — 127 Bruner, Theresa — 125, 175, 216 Bryant, Phyllis — 93, 216 Buckholtz, Gale — 122, 214 Bui, Minh — 120 Bui, Thanh — 120 Bui, Tan — 120 Buseick, Mary Jan — 118, 205, 214 Busch, Cathy — 88, 194 Butt, Mary — 216 Cabaniss, Gayle — 134 Caf fery, Barbara — 85 Caldwell, Jack — 108, 199, 218 Calhoun, Stephanie — 129 Camp, Martin — 28, 20, 82, 194, 210 Campbell, Jeannie — 27, 119, 194, 216 Cannavan, Dean — 126 Caraway, Jan — 82 Carlisle, Rick — 184 Carmichael, Ann — 134 Carr, Patti — 21, 35, 216, 219 Chiasson, Susan — 184 Clark, Kathy — 123, 214 Clark, Robert — 94, 192, 210 Clemmons, Cindy — 103 Clifton, Candy — 91 Coco, Clay — 160 Coiron, Sisi — 214 Cole, David — 136 Cole, Ellen — 127, 189, 216 Collins, Ken— 106, 212 Colvinjay— 109, 210 Commander, Linda — 85 Compton, Betty — 124 Connolly, Steve — 94, 212 Cooper, Arden — 126 Cooper, Nancy — 122, 190, 216 Copeland, Pam — 21, 122 Cornelius, Jack— 195, 193, 198 Cosgrave, John — 105 Cottongin, Dale — 106, 210, 212 Couhig, Mark — 38, 82, 176, 180, 198, 200 Courtney, Cheryl — 95 Craf ton, Sharon — 182 Crank, Wayne — 137, 201 Craton, Cathy — 110 Crayton, Leroy — 134, 142, 145 Cromwell, Rita — 114 Cross, Tricia — 110 Crownover, Joe — 196 Cutt, Chris — 133 Darby, Pat — 122, 190 Darden, Sarah — 184 Dark, Stan — 125, 182 Daugherty, Jane — 124, 194, 214 Dauphin, Ron — 131 Davis, Brad — 94, 175, 178, 210 Davis, Clayton — 137, 208 Davis, Jay — 137 Davis, Mark — 100 Davis, Rick — 85, 154, 158 Davis, Sid — 176, 182 Debuys, Pete — 100, 182, 210 Deets, Dave — 142, 154 Defatta, Paul — 87, 176, 180 Dent, Karl — 182 Dickens, Van — 130 Dickerson, Paul — 99 Dienst, Lisa — 111 Dillingham, Jane — 108, 216 Dinger, Al — 117 Dismukes, Allysoun — 134, 216 Dobyns, Kevin — 112 Dodson, Bob — 27, 40, 46, 82, 174, 175, 210, 219 Dosher, John — 121 Dove, Jerry — 83 Duke, Jeff — 97 Duncan, Scott — 97, 199, 208 Dunnigan, Tim — 82 Durio, Michael Dutcher, Dana — 113, 205, 214 Edwards, Chad — 126, 204 Edmund, Dan — 97, 175, 193, 208 Edwards, Herries — 100 Edwards, Judge — 26, 29, 37, 1 18, 201, 204 Elefson, Chip — 85, 154, 156 Elkins, Cindy — 109, 182 Ellington, Susan — 109 Ellis, Dana — 93 Ent, Bill — 127 Erickson, Chris — 93 Ermes, Pete — 91 ' , 188, 210 Evans, Ricky — 154, 157 Everett, Perry — 127, 193, 199, 204, 210 Ewer, Kevin — 83, 162 Ewing, Lester — 163, 196 Ewing, Dwight — 99 Fair, Joy — 194 Fannon, Gayle — 214 Fannon, Linda — 26, 188, 192, 193, 195, 198 Fess, Steve — l 2 ' Fielder, Debbi —42, 43, 182, 190 Fielder, Raymond — IZC Fink, J?ck — 84, 192, 195. 701, 208, 219 Finch, Pat — 109, 182 Finley, Beverly — 113 Finley, Nancy — 112, 182, 188, 198 Fischer, Vicki — 108, 190 Fite, Darrell — 87 221 Fleming, Rheba — 99, 214 Florin, Francoise — 126, 182, 188 Frazier, Jay — 118 Freeman, Janet — 182, 216 Freeman, Lynn — 104 Freeman, Mark — 102, 180 Friberg, Nils — 119 Gabler, Corey — 83 Gadpaille, Robert — 182 Gaertner, Mike — 103 Gamble, Danny —99, 194 Garner, Don — 130, 182 Garrett, Terri — 89 Glanville, Paula — 180 Goins, Rick — 102 Gorgas, Vicki — 125, 175, 189 Goss, Kim — 95, 216 Graff, Bard — 131, 188, 204, 212 Graham, Lou — 20, 27, 35, 176 Graham, Mark — 112, 131, 176, 184, 210 Grammer, Kay — 114, 189 Grauke, Dale — 130, 162, 182, 208 Green, Susan — 122, 188, 190, 216, 219 Greenoug, Ann — 131, 188, 205, 216 Gresham, Jan — 21, 28, 47, 99, 214 Griffith, Paul — 160, 212 Grogan, Terri — 192 Guerin, Glenn — 27, 180 Haas, Larry — 154, 156 Haas, Steve — 210 Haggerty, Pam — 20, 21, 24, 36, 40, 205, 216, 219 Hainsfurther, Mike — 85, 154, 155 Halgasjim — 154, 157 Hamilton, Gail — 114 Hancock, Emily — 26, 1 12, 192 Hanson, Kim — 115, 201, 216 Hanson, Lisa — 108, 115,216 Hard, Jim — 136 Hardin, Donna — 43, 86, 182, 214 Hardin, John — 119 Hardtjoe— 165,208 Hartnett, Amy — 198 Harris, Tim — 108 Harrison, Sharren — 103, 176, 180, 182 Hartman, Pam — 123, 205, 214 Hashman, Don — 85, 154, 159, 208 Hawkins, Holly — 184 Hayes, Scott — 88, 188 Head, Paula — 106 Heffner, Dale — 136 Hendry x, Donna — 130 Heseman, Casie — 99, 1 12, 193, 195, 214, 219 Hesser, James — 182 Hicks, Debbie — 184 Hiett, Susan— 112, 178 Hilborn, Cherie — 112, 185, 193, 198 Hoggs, Leroy — 142, 147 Holder, Larry — 131 Holstein, Dale — 117 Hood, Marion — 98 Home, Chuck — 129 Howard, John — 192, 198 Hudson, Anita — 132 Hudson, Paige— 111, 154, 155 Hughens, Kim — 1 18, 1 52, 2 14 Humphries, Dickie — 82 Hunter, Sally — 216, 217, 219 Isner, Vince — 91, 196 Jackson, Freeman — 102 Jackson, James — 137 Jackson, Mike — 101 James, Jonathan — 89 Jeffersjan — 110 Jennings, Pam — 152, 205, 208, 214, 218 Johnson, Dana — 108, 205, 216 Johnson, John — 210 Johnson, Mary — 106 Josey, Patti — 117 Joyce, Kandy — 133 Karriker, Dub — 127, 182 Kauss, Nancy — 107 Keddal, Mark— 118 Kelley, Martha — 120, 184, 205, 216 Kennedy, Brian — 100, 173, 182, 210 Keough, Tom — 184 Keyes, Kathy — 98 Kilbourne, Donald — 97 Killeen, Jamie— 107, 180, 198, 200 King, Casie — 115, 182 King, Russell — 182 Kirby, Charles — 154, 156 Kirchner, Karen — 110 Kirkindoll, Don — 93, 182, 196 Knox, Cindy — 212, 214 Kotcher, Kit — 135, 198, 200 Kozakjohn — 196 Kruse, Chip — 87 Kyle, Bill — 137 Labor, Royce — 91, 192, 210 Leach, Ann — 20, 21, 27, 94, 175, 180, 194 LeBlanc, Bert — 88 Lensing, Cathy — 200, 214 Lewis, Brenda — 91 Liddle, Eddy — 102 Liddle, Janet — 102 Lill, Duncan — 136, 201 Lincoln, Robin — 214, 182 Linder, Cathy — 123, 205, 214 Listen, Mark — 182 Lloyd, Alma — 184 Logan, John — 87 Lookenott, Karen — 196 Louis, Walter — 132, 142, 150, 162 Loy, Jerry — 110 Lutz, Brent— 112, 154, 156, 210 Lutz, Sarah — 87 Maggard, Ross — 110, 212, 218 Maguire, Betsy — 152 Mahone, Molly — 119, 189, 212, 216, 219 Markel, Brad — 101 Marler, Jerry — 196 Marshall, Mike — 131, 188, 212 Martino, Sylvia — 109 Mathews, Steve — 86 Matthews, Nancy — 87, 180 Mattmiller, Charlotte — 110 Maumus, Jeannie — 136, 214 Maxwell, Robert — 163 Mayer, Andy — 82, 210 Mayo, Janet — 98, 1 82 McCann, Vicki — 126, 153, 216 McCarthy, Ronnie — 137 McCartney, Craig — 95 McConnell, John — 113, 208, 218 McCracken, Pauline — 117 McCullough, Sheri — 131, 153 McDaniel, Sam — 119, 193, 196, 198 McKenna, Maria — 120 McLean, Kelley — 136, 212, 214 McLeod, Barry — 142, 145 McMillin, Mike — 93 McQueen, Nancy — 118, 180 McRae, Debbie — 194 Mc Williams, Patrik — 103, 184 Messinger, Mark — 118, 210 Meyer, David — 162 Meyer, Ginger — 97, 201 Meyer, James — 103 Meyers, Don — 128, 208 Migliore, Richard — 132 Miller, Barbara — 22, 136, 189 Miller, Brenda — 116, 175 Miller, Joe — 137, 199, 204 Mitchell, Beth — 182, 190, 214 Mitchell, Mimi — 108, 205, 216 Moffett, Kelvin — 91, 154, 159 Moore, Jess — 90, 195, 208, 218 Moore, Maria — 90 Moore, Becky — 137, 152, 216 Morgan, Jimmy — 117 Morgan, Lou — 122, 201, 205 Morris, Beau — 36, 92, 165, 176, 188, 204, 210 Murphy, Becky — 90, 153, 216 Murphy, Danny — 105, 165, 198 Murray, Vicki — 53 Myers, Dwight — 142, 150 Naff, Ken — 101, 159 Neal, Susan — 129 Nguyen, LeThu — 120 Nichols, Mike — 133 222 Nichols, Terri — 104 Nolte, Gail — 115, 199, 201, 214 Noyes, Fay — 120 O ' Brien, Liz — 94 Osborne, Ken — 134, 160 Overly, Paul — 27, 104, 180, 198, 200, 218 Pages, Ana— 121, 153 Pages, Hector — 137 Parish, Robert — 39, 142, 144 Parker, Tom — 83 Patterson, Susan — 131, 182, 190, 216 Patton, Paul — 142, 145, 154, 156 Peace, Mary Jane — 20, 28, 107, 180 Peacock, Melanie — 184 Peacock, Robert — 182 Pentecost, Kaye — 135 Perez, Carlos — 160 Perry, Dean — 84 Perry, Lawana — 93, 182, 216 Petersson, Sharon — 111, 216 Peyton, Jerry — 154, 158 Pham, LanThi — 120 Pharrjeff — 196,208 Phillips, Tom — 113 Piel, Norb — 96 Pitts, John — 142, 149 Pleasant, Mary Jo — 43, 127, 182, 216 Polifka, Bruce — 106 Poole, Martin — 83, 162, 175, 208 Poore, Dennis — 121, 184 Potter, Jimmy — 87, 162, 208 Powell, Elizabeth — 199 Pratt, Jon — 123,208 Pratt, Melinda — 123 Prechter, Gary — 100, 136 Prince, Scott — 194 Pryor, Darlene — 85 Ramsey, Mary — 110 Raney, Ron — 90, 208 Rankins, Rosalind — 43, 97 Reed, Tom — 118, 137, 204 Reedy, Cynthia — 127, 190 Reedy, Mike — 127, 208 Regenstein, Susan — 111, 1 94 Rembert, Greg — 126 Reynolds, Jay — 114, 180 Reynolds, Renee — 182 Reynolds, Wilson — 180 Rhodes, Becky — 133 Richardson, Beth — 122, 216 Riggin, Grace — 114, 182 Rivers, Kerri — 116 Roberts, Sam — 128, 142, 150, 162 Roberts, Selwyn — 89 Robinson, Eddie — 117 Robinson, Bob — 137, 204, 212 Rocks, Mary — 86, 182, 214 Rogers, Paul — 106, 212, 219 Ross, Mary Lou — 95, 178, 184, 216 Rowland, Jerry — 154, 158 Roy, Don — 194 Ruppeljim — 113, 208 Russell, Steve — 105 Russell, Vickie Rae — 184 Russo, Tina — 33, 126, 214 Ryba, Rick — 20, 26, 125, 172, 198, 210 Salarvand, Massoud — 135 Sancton, Terri — 89, 184 Sanders, Dal — 98 Sanders, Mary — 116 Sanders, Rick — 88 Sanders, Stephanie — 113 Sarcar, Manash — 28, 105, 198 Savage, Gina — 94 Sawyer, Dean — 106, 1 60 Scarborough, Sheryl — 123 Schaller, Patricia — 131 Schaller, David — 131 Schef fer, Krista — 194 Schmidt, Clinton — 113, 119, 160 Sears, Jim — 89 Sellers, Annie — 84 Senn, Robert — 142, 147 Shaw, Janine — 28, 37, 45, 175, 178, 216 Shaw, Jessie — 82 Shaw, Sandra — 106 Shaw, Sandy — 130 Shehee, Andy — 82 Sherman, David — 96 Sherman, Joy — 130, 182 Shukayr, Nasser — 119, 128 Sievers, David — 210 Simmons, Hamp — 184 Simonson, Ed — 154, 157 Siggdahlsen, Anna — 134 Skrmetti, Peter— 106, 188, 199, 201, 204, 218 Slade, Rhonda — 101 Smith, Cal — 142, 149 Springer, Kay — 120 Staples, Debbie — 86, 182, 190 Steele, Becky — 123 Steele, Rodney — 123, 180, 200 Stephenson, Karon — 127, 205, 216 Sterrett, Carol — 123, 205, 214 Stevens, Randy — 137 Stinson, Danny — 99 Stock, Gudrun — 135 Stolzle, David — 99, 198, 200, 210 Stringer, Carol — 98 Sublett, Susie — 95, 198, 216 Sutherlin, Linda — 88 Sutherlin, Pat — 88 Swan, Terry — 132 Swanson, Laura — 110, 214 Tanner, Melodye — 109, 153 I Taylor, Marshall — 127, 210 Taylor, Rick — 20, 23, 27, 82, 127, 136, 199, 204, 210 Tench, David — 118, 182 Thomas, Cyndi — 122, 182 Thompson Brenda — 128 Thompson, Brenda — 128 Thompson, Rick — 20, 28, 30, 100 Thornton, Helen — 92 Thornton, Lucie — 97, 214 Tijerina, Alfredo — 120 Tinker, Troy — 184 Totaro, Bob — 86 Trammell, Janis — 114, 189 Trammel 1, Jay ne — 94, 216 Tread well, Joel — 111, 180 Tupper, Robert — 90 Tuttle, Sharon — 114 Upshaw, Jane — 94 Vandiver, Gary — 195, 198 VanTiem, Julia — 184 Vaughn, Alison — 212 Vaughn, Bill — 196 Vilbig, Madie — 109 Walker, Helen — 96 Walker, Randall — 96 Walker, Mike — 135, 193, 198, 204, 212 Wallace, Chuck — 85 Walton, Laura-Hope — 92 Warner, Mike — 20, 27, 133, 175, 184 Washington, Bobbie Lee Weaver, Bart — 116 Welch, Yasmin — 113, 198, 200 Wells, Peter— 129 West, Glen — 160,210 West, Andy — 210 Wharton, Charles — 111, 184 Wheeler, David — 84, 199, 210 Whitaker, Charlotte — 136, 214 Whitaker, Mary — 132 White, Bobby — 142, 148 Whittington, Mary — 182 Wieting, Mike — 26 Wiginton, Mark — 210, 182 Wilding, William — 182 Williams, Virginia — 175 Wilson, Van — 165, 210 Windham, Jimmy — ] 54, 159 Wood, Susan — 199 Young, Jackie — 34, 43, 210 Young, Paul — 20, 26, 31, 74, 210 Young, Mary — 182 Young, Mike — 154, 156 Youngman, April — 153 223 In closing, the Yoncopin staff would like to thank everyone who con- tributed to the production of this yearbook. We are very appreciative of all of our helpful friends and understanding teachers, who contrib- uted greatly to our efforts. Special thanks goto Maurie Wayne, our faithful friend and supportive advisor; Terry Atwood, professional photographer who did the photographic work for the Student and Fac- ulty sections; and Chuck Fowler, our Taylor Publishing Company rep- resentative.