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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

YONCOPIN 1977 Centenary College of Louisiana Shreveport, Louisiana A Dedication Dr. WoodrowPate THE MODERN YOUTH What sermons and sentiments they have aroused, what controversies in home, school, and church — this topic has been the subject for heated debate between conservative and radical. Constantly there comes a word of disapproval or criticism of the youth of the college world from some one who does not understand or appreciate the qualities beneath the strange new garb of a strange new age. Again there arises some champion of youth, some one who sees in the exuberance and energy of the boy and girl of today unlimited possibilities for great accomplishments. Is the critic of the new age a fogy so immersed in his own interests and his own creeds that he is unable to perceive the existence of true values in modern college life? Is he wholly the victim of prejudice and narrowness? Or is he correct? After all, is there any goal toward which the boy and girl of today are moving in their mad rush of life and activity? Is there anything definite and certain and unwavering in a world of constant revolution? Is the super-energy of our age being wasted in pleasure or is it being directed to the end of achievement? The question is con sidered continually, pro and con. Invariably men of pregress come to the conclusion that the modern college world, like the modern world at large, isn ' t so bad after all, and that there is much in it which is worth while. In fact, the decision is so nearly unanimous that an interested investigator is likely to be influenced by the power of statistics and to remark with conviction, It must be so. And indeed, it must. Anyone who approaches the question without bias and without the jealousy which age so often feels towards Youth is most likely to see that the modern boy and girl are worthy products of an age which plays hard, works hard, fights hard, and age in which energy finds outlet not only in riotous pleasure but also in highly specialized industry. The word efficient is applied to the modern world. It is neither the cold efficiency of a machine in which the quality of individuality is lacking nor the unwise efficiency of the practical man who disregards the element of personality, but rather the efficiency of living that marks the modern youth. He holds the creed that life was made for living and the worth while philosophy that work and pleasure, industry and relaxation, endeavor and recreation are but parts of a great whole. Perhaps there is less theology in modern life, but no one can deplore the substitution of good deeds for kind thoughts, and no one can regret the passing of a system of theorizing in favor of a stystem of constructive living. Action and activity have taken the place of idle meditation. There is less time for men to think of themselves and their inner emotions. Science has invaded the realm of the metaphysical. Man is learning greater emotional control as he learns the causes and results of emotional experience. The pace of life is being accelerated by outward causes, and the man who keeps pace with his day must be alert and energetic. Is the college youth going to be able to step from the doors of Alma Mater and help shoulder the world? Is his training adequate? Is he worthy? And the answer may be formulated in another question: What greater training could he have than life in college? For colleges are not isolated. They are little worlds in which the problems and perplexities of the outside world are reflected in miniature proportions. They are cross sections of a great pattern. They are bays which branch off from the sea of life, protected from the greater storms of the deep but which hold the same waters and are drawn by the same suns. Colleges are not preparatory for life; they are life. So we too come to the conclusion that the college boy and girl have the possibilities, even the probabilities for great achievements. Theirs are the qualities of strong, fearless youth; theirs are attributes of unprejudiced, unhampered living. In them lies the hope of humanity, and that hope, we believe, is well founded. Reprinted from 1927 YONCOPIN ALL-CAMPUS WEEKEND ACTIVITIES w f ' ■ - ' ■ ' ■ HP ' % eP ' i M H mxt Open Ear Bumper Sticker Drive Biology field trip S GA Halloween Party EN JO YING THE HB H nn GOOD LIFE 10 ' I ■ ■ flMH ■ Vr Homecoming ' 77 Court Member;. Melanie Patterson, Emily Oppenlander, Ani Pages, Kim Hughens, and Pam Jennings. 1976 Queen Gail Hamilton crowning 1977 Queen Pam Jennings A4 POVu 12 Homecoming Weekend began with a hyp- notist and a movie in the SUB on Friday, Feb- ruary 11. The highlight of this year ' s home- coming was the game Saturday evening against the Northeast Indians. The Gents pulled through once again, winning with a score of 77-75. Pam Jennings was crowned queen by last year ' s queen, Gail Hamilton. Emily Oppenlander was crowned Princess with Kim Hughens, Geralyn Peace, Ani Pages, Melanie Patterson, and Amanda McCoy making up the remainder of the Court. A dance was held following the game a: the Officer ' s Club at Barksdale Air Force Base. Two Centenary students under hypnosis. Gent Spirit The Court awaiting presentation 13 I 14 w _ • t — r ■ - ' j?i W I 9. • 15 i m mm] 16 • ! ; ' - ' ' 17 Jim Halgas, Walter Louis l flQI B rfvv ■ w%- HlI .. m wr - B wmlltoi Sirl Betsy Bingham Jean Turner, Bart Weaver Sulfani Azocar Eleece Bearden, Mike Young 18 . Laurie Shelton, Marty Griffith 19 Rick Goins Laurie Montgomery 20 ;rm l ytt Ginger Meyer Diane Dailey, Jayne Middlebrook Ron Dauphin 21 Shirley Arnold Donna Smith, Jimmy Morgan • v ... r Carey Don Womack, Bob Totaro 22 Tim Bricker Karen Kirchner, Susan Orr Vickie Spcnce 23 Scott Duncan Theresa Bruner, Kathy Busch Pat Finch rina Russo, Geralyn Peace 24 BBI 3 yr- w ■ B f - ■ ' . j ■ 1 ' V i VB 1 Annie Scllars Susan Murphy, Gayle Buckholtz, Robin Birdsong 25 Janet Vaught Mike Flax Ora Bradley Tina Estill, Joe Testa 26 Bill Evans, Mike Hainsfurther, Andy Bergeron Leroy Creighton Leah Ades, Mary Helen Brown, Vitki Gorgas 27 Rusty King, Dale Kirkindoll, Brian Kennedy Naif A. Metairy Melanie Patterson, Rick Davis 28 Sharren Harrison, Van Dickens Janinc Shaw, Sally Hunter Saad Mozan 29 Joe Hardt, Tommy Zentner Jim Hard 30 Gudrun Stock Krista Scheffer Grace Rigjjin, Mark Wipinton, Sul Da Sue lhaisson 31 Sunni Burgess, Ellen Brown Craig McCartney Dana Dutcher, Eileen Martin Amanda Garrett, Daphne Wiegand, Dr. McPherson 32 Scott Prince, Nancy Cooper, Danny Gamble Mary Ann Bynum Mary I,ou Ross Candy Clifton 33 Delia Faye Thomas 34 Versa Clark 35 AI Dinger David Koon Jill Bas Dan Edmund, Jimmy Potter.Jcss Moore 36 David Bell, Betsy Stockinger Martin Poole, Mike Broyles David Parker 37 Bill Bynum Jeff Moore Wanda Jackson Charlotte Whitaker, Patti Murphy 38 ' aul Dic kerson 39 Theresa Cartmill Fran Hollingsworth, Don Garner Fran Duaime, Peter Skrmetti, Steve Connolly Steve Russell Van Wilson, Jeb Bell 40 - m A Mark Rowland aWs Darlene Whittington 41 John Gardere, Mary Jo Pleasant 42 Dana Ellis. Phyllis Bryant Sharon Tuttle, Beverly Finley, Lynn Freeman Janie Edwards Maria Moore 43 Tim Holland Carol Atchley John Baird Cathy Lensing, Jamie Osborne Nancy Foster Brent Henley Roberta Burns, Mark Keddal, Tim Dunnigan 44 Paul lies Cheryl Kratzke Beth Richardson Brenda Miller Cliff Ford Brenda [sncr 45 Dal Sanders Cinda Johnston, Eleanor Cook, Trudy Almond Mary Johnson Susan Patterson Betsy Boyd. Ani Pages Ginny Garrard, Susan Rice 46 Sue Nichols, Lucy Owings Jack Fink Ann Brown Dean Sawyer Jack Cornelius Stephanie Calhoun 47 Mary Beth Lott Claudia Fisher Nancy Finley, Linda Fannon Bill DeWarc Bill Allison Vaughn 48 Jeannine Dickens, Brenda Cunningham mar. -a : [anet Denman Sarah Darden Jody Ray Mark ( ir.ili.im Mark Messinger 49 Nancy Matthews David Penri-Evans Jean Tanner 50 Darrell Fite, Morgan Matthews, Chad Edwards, David Bertanzetti, Bill Kyle, Rick Berry, Jack Caldwell, Wayne Crank, Chip Kruse, Duncan Lill, Chuck Moody, Hector Pages, Gary Prechter, Rick Sanders, Joe Miller Gail Hamilton Heidi Hoke Linda Farmer John Coffee. Lloyd Hawkins, Bill Bywaters, BobGardere, Tony Bird, Doug McQuain, Mike Evans, Torn Caldwell 51 David Wheeler, Jane Cummings Josh Bristow, Andrea Martin, Brigitte Freeman 52 Anita Martin Cindy McManus John Sheridan Ann Carmich.icl, Ken Osbo 53 Deborah Sassin Clay Butler, Don Roy Alma Lloyd 54 Anna Aslin Cindy Elkins Henry Mata 55 Mary Bea Thomas, Jan Nash J 9 _ Lucie Thornton, Brad Davis ' ■ ' ' 56 Amanda McCoy, Mimi Mitchell Nancy Carpenter, Karen Blacker r ' xi? ' - H f VJJ Susan Green 57 Kelly McKinney, Rebecca Camp, Bobra Lohnes Chuck Wallace 58 Judy Arseneaux m WJt! S Mike Wieting, David Sherman, Steve Kelly Doug Meyer, Mike Potts, McKee Williams Marion Hood Linda Warren, Brent Lutz 59 Kathy Kunkel, Melinda Olson, Amy Michel, Melissa Wilkins Tricia Cross, Mary Ramsey Ken Bowden, Sharon Crafton Greg Braden 60 Julia Van Tiem, Dennis Poore Liz Price, June Dillingham, Jcannie Campbell, Molly Mahone, Carol Stringer, Sue Brown 61 Ken Naff Rhonda Davis, Bonnie Erbe, Melissa Draper Holly Haygood, Nan Hebert Gail Nolte, Cathy Linder 62 Cheri Brady, Cheryl Courtney Bob Mehlhof f Dick Dodson, Andy Mayer, Rick Ryba, John Lambert, Andy Shehee, Shayne Ladner Carlos Perez, Danile Pina Emily Oppenlander, Mary Beal 63 Tricia Smith, Robin Nyquist, Marian Malone Anna Singdahlsen, Steve Matthews Donna Hendryx Ray Hcumann, Mike Marshall Jay Frazier Kay Pentecost 64 Andv West Ki- ■-:: ' ■: • ' f I £ ! : Pat Shannon Diane Rorcr Paul Griff ith, Roarke W 65 Bill Wood, Nancy Kauss, Mike Eisner Eloise Wolfard, Mary Jo Pleasant, Ann Greenough, Martha Kelley Tina Ellis Karabit Barberian, Hussien Abo-Zahrah 66 James Jackson, Terry Swan, Charlie Chang Kim Hughens Julie Crammer, Mary Young, Kay Crammer 67 HBf Johnette Monk John Gardere, Corey Gabler Jeff Duke, Dale Holstein 68 m Manash Sarcar, Eleece Bearden, Dave Barnett Janis Trammell Paul Rogers, Atli Eyjolfsson, Dale Cottongim Robert Clark, Elaine Ades 69 Kelly McLean, Cindy Knox Casey King Diana Carter, Selwyn Roberts Susan Prince, Mike Dorbin, Cathc Lewis 70 Mike Warner Diana Riggsby Charles Nichols Karen Albano John ( losgrave 71 Lester Ewing, Paul Shuey Shirley and Rick Demers Kandy Joyce, Janie Jenkins Becky Segers Mary Jan Buseick, Jeannnie Maumus 72 Crystal Jones, Virginia Williams, Jayne Trammell Len Archer, Becky Murphy Chris Cutt, Kathy Keyes 73 Sharon Glosser Diane Bernatowicz, Karen Mathison Cherie Hilborn John Logan Woody Field 74 Debbie O ' Neal, Ellen Cole Mary Johnson Julie Bergstedt Robert Mezzit Leslie Currv 75 Mike Graf Sheri McCullough, Elizabeth Merklein Hal Smelly, Marcey Schaller, Mike Rapp David Cole, Jeff Teter 76 Laura Mack, Mary Sanders, Francoise Florin Pam Hartman Carol Sterritt Kathy Turner 77 Brad Kozak Mary Lou Ross, Kerri Rivers 78 Susie Harvey, Ross Maggard Susie Sublett Thawwad Rashed 79 Rick Ryba has been active in Centenary ' s Student Government and served as president this year. Chad Edwards is a Centenary Cheerleader and a member of IFC. Both Chad and Rick served on the College Relations Committee. Chad was treasurer of Kappa Alpha, while Rick was Chaplain of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Rick lists ODK, AED, Who ' s Who and Board of Trustees as his honors. Chad has participated on the Men ' s Intramural Council and has been an announcer on KSCL. Rick Ryba Pacesetter 77 • • im d ' V 1 1 v« J __ ... 4. - i  vj BmM SSSS Chad Edwards Pacesetter 77 Rfct or A csfc V Ji , %7, 1MB— WW X V I. wm. Robert Clark ■■■.. ■■ ' A m. ■ 5 T j X S ■ ' : ■ ' ■ ' • ' ' ■ ' ■•■ ' ■■ ' ■■■■■■ ■ ■ m mm w JT S Jt= ' ' ! ;• ' ■ •■. sli Si „ £ en Cole and Robert Clark served on the ' 77 senate as Junior Senators. Ellen worked for KSCL and was the president of the Sexton Dorm Council in ' 76. Robert, a member of Alpha Chi and ODK, worked in the Post Office on campus. Robert also served on the Judicial Board his sophomore year. Ellen was a member ofZeta Tau Alpha, while Robert was the Pledge Trainer of Tau Kappa Epsilon this year. Ellen Cole Pacesetter 77 v - — v ' •r i ; ■ JW ' J?, ■Jra 3 •v ■ te 55 ■■ 55 ■■ 55 ■ 4 -? v23i - c ■ 1 1 . - HHBBWHfefe b H|Bi -  -%. ite. iiia- . T  Chuck Wallace • « w%Ll ' «u I .. . j fcfc- Pacesetter 77 % 4f . W 1 ; ■ ■ -■■ V .■■-■■■■ ' ■■■ H M Jmg ' v 1 ' bs9bs , Httk Pam Jennings Chuck and Pam both were chosen as Centenary Cheerleaders and honored for Who ' s Who. Pam was the President of Chi Omega and Sweetheart of Kappa Sigma . Chuck served as a Resident Assistant and on the Men ' s Dorm Council. Pam was also a Maroon Jacket and active in the Senate. Chuck is a leader in Centenary ' s School of Church Careers. Pacesetter 77 K '  A Janine Shaw Pacesetter 77 M ■ v jjBi ; fd 4 s „ O ' Pace HQ £2?V ' Mike Warner ' ■■■•■■ ' m Janine Shaw and Mike Warner, 1977 Lady and Gent, edited the Yoncopin and Conglomerate, respectively. Members of the Communication Committee, the two were selected to Who ' s Who in Amer-Colleges in 76 and 77. Janine and Mike worked with the Senate in the capacity of Junior Senator and Entertainment Chairman, during the ' 76 school year. A member of Zeta Tau Alpha, Janine served as historian in ' 77 and participated in the Honor ' s Program in Psychology. She also worked for Open Ear and was Centenary ' s representative on the Shreveport Journal Advisory Council. Mike spent spring 76 at OakRidge and was a member of ODK and Alpha Chi. VjM Xn t i f3  v I f ■ ' ... 1 9 -• ' S ■ M • $1 ' • 1 1 ll ■ M. to Molly Mahone ' • f .- Z -4MKr Pacesetter 77 9 +cZ? ■« : Joe Hardt Joe Hardt and Molly Mahone were both chosen for Who ' s Who, ODK, and as student Senators. Molly was Sweetheart of Theta Chi Fraternity and Pledge Trainer for Zeta Tau Alpha. Joe was a Varsity Tennis Team member and Grand Master of Kappa Sigma. Molly served as President of Sexton Dorm, and Joe as a Cline Dorm Council member. Pacesetter 77 ; ' ■ ' ■■■■ nl % Mary Lou Ross Pacesetter 77 ti ■V£ I f Jeanne Campbell Mary Lou Ross and Jeannie Campbell both served as presidents of prominent organizations on campus. Mary Lou was president of the Rivertown Players, Centenary ' s theatrical group, and Jeannie was President of Zeta Tau Alpha. Mary Lou was also in Zeta and served as treasurer in ' 76. Jeannie served on the Conglomerate staff and Mary Lou was Business Manager of the YONCOPIN. Jeannie ' s other honors include Maroon Jackets, ODK, and Alpha Chi- Mary Lou participated in WRA, Open Ear, and was a member of the James Dorm Council. Pacesetter 77 cv « 3H ■ $ « - ' Mary Young and Linda Commander were both Maroon Jackets, selected for Who ' s Who, and members of ODK and SGA. Mary was a member of the Centenary College Choir and of Chi Omega Sorority. Linda was on the James Dorm Council and secretary of Alpha Chi Mary Young Pacesetter 77 - x ■-. i BawM j Pacesetter 77 y 1 3 Dr. Brian Kovacs Brian Kovacs is a professor in the department of Sociology. He has been actively involved with students and served as chairman of the Communications Committee during 1977. Pacesetter 77 -v .J4-7 ;■ • I y w- fai W . B ik jGfV Backstage ' ■  This section is unique to this year ' s YONCOPIN. The purpose of BACKSTAGE is to recognize those who have contributed greatly to the Centenary community. The students chosen were limited to juniors and seniors, and several faculty and staff members are also included. The thirty people in this section were selected by the YONCOPIN staff and included those who we feel have worked behind the scenes to make the Centenary College campus a better place to live and work. Virginia Williams VIRGINIA WILLIAMS: Open Ear; James Dorm Council, Secretary; Elections Committee, Chairman; Zeta Tau Alpha, Ritual, Pledge Trainer; Sociology Club; CSCC CYNTHIA KNOX: Admissions Committee; WRA; Chi Omega, Secretary; Social Sciences Club; Student Faculty Discipline Committee Cynthia Knox 95 Backstage DEAN KAUSS: Acting President of the College DAL SANDERS: CONGLOMERATE; CSCC Coun- cil; Intramurals; Psychology Club; KSCL, Announcer, News Director, Program Director; Theatre SUSAN GREEN: Pom-Pon Girl; James Dorm Coun- cil; Jr. Panhellenic; Order of Diana; Zeta Tau Alpha; Panhellenic President; Elections Committee; Entertain- ment Committee; Publicity Committee, Chairman; SGA, Secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Beta; Pres- ident ' s Scholar Dr. Theodore Kauss Dal Sanders 96 Susan Green Backstage Jamie Killeen JAMIE KILLEEN: CONGLOMERATE, Business Manager; Wilderness Society, Treasurer; Sunday Follies; WRA, Wrath of God team; Psychology Club; KSCL announcer; Open Ear; Biol- ogy Club; Entertainment Committee; Publicity Committee; MSM Steering Committee DAVID BERTANZETTI: Kappa Alpha, Pres., Treasurer, Sgt. at Arms; SGA, Publicity Committee, College Relations; Dean ' s List; Soccer Team; Student Intramural Director; Marine Corps PLC Program JIM HARD: House Director, Cline Dorm; Executive Director, Open Ear; Social Science Club, President; AKD, Member; Social Member, TKE ■111 llll I r David Bertanzetti Jim Hard 97 PAUL DICKERSON: Honor Court, Clerk; CSCC Council; Alpha Chi; ODK; Dean ' s List; SPEORTAC; Who ' s Who; Open Ear; Intramu- rals ALMA LLOYD: Dorm Council; Rivertowne Players; Best Actress in a Minor Role; Assistant Director and Stage Manager Abelard and Heloise; Louisiana Cavalier; Children ' s Thea- tre; Red River Revel KEN OSBORNE: Soccer Team, fullback; CSCC Council, Chairman; Assistant Director, Scheduling, Open Ear; Resident Assistant, Rotary Dorm Alma Lloyd Paul Dickerson Ken Osborne Backstage Backstage Debbie Hicks Dr. Darrell Loyless DEBBIE HICKS: Tennis Team; Rivertowne Players, Officer; Rivertowne Players awards; Technical Achievement, Stage Manager, Best Actress in a Minor Role; Streveport Times Award; Best Set Design DR. LOYLESS: Adviser, Honor Court; Scholarship Committee; Educational Policy Committee; Sec, Interdisciplinary Study Committee; Shreveport City Government Study Committee; Shreveport Citizens Commitee for Urban Development DUB KARRIKER: President, Choir; Opera Theater; Cafeteria Committee; Win- ner, Regional and District NATS Auditions, 1976; Soloist, Centenary College Choir; Soloist, Shreveport Symphony Dub Karri ker 99 Backstage DAN EDMUND: Kappa Sigma, Treasurer; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Chi; SGA, Senator; Entertainment Committee, Chairman; Dean ' s List; CONGLOMERATE; Freshman Chemistry and Math Award MAN ASH SARCAR: SCUU Science Semester; Alpha Chi; Alpha Sigma Chi; AED, V.P.; Soccer Team; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who; SVC Club; CONGLOMERATE, Sports Editor; ODK; Autumn Dogs; sailing Club VICKI GORGAS: SGA, V.P., Senator; Catholic Student Community; ODK; Maroon Jacket; Coauthor, SGA Con- stitution; Sexton Dorm, V.P., R.A.; Caf Committee; Col- lege Relations Comm., Chairman; Dean ' s List; Wilderness Society; Honors Program, Business. Dan Edmund Manash Sarcar Vicki Gorgas 100 Backstage Joy Jeffers Robert Ed Taylor JOY JEFFERS: Secretary to Dean of Students; Assist- ant to the Dean of Student Services; Advisor to Maroon Jackets, Student Life Committee; Title IX Appeals Comm. JACK FINK: Kappa Sigma, Grand Master; Men ' s Judicial Board, President; Manager for Basketball Team; Dean ' s List ROBERT ED TAYLOR: Chairman, Rel. Dept. Chmn. Student Life Comm.; CSCC Staff; Outstanding Teacher; National Campus Ministry Assoc. Great Teachers Scholarship Fund; Division Chamn.; TKE Advisor; ODK; La. Annual Conference Board of Min- istry; Chmn., Continuing Educ. Committee Board of Ministry. Jack Fink 101 Backstage Tim Dunnigan TIM DUNNIGAN: Biology Club, Vice- Pres.; Alpha Epsilon Delta, President; Who ' s Who; Educational Policy Committee; Wild- erness Society; SCUU — Oak Ridge Semester ANDY MAYER: TKE, President; Cline Dorm Council; SGA Forums Committee; KSCL; Dean ' s List GARY PRECHTER: Kappa Alpha, Nol IV, Social, Rush; KSCL; SGA Entertainment and Publicity Committees; Partners in Adversity; Theatre Andy Mayer Gary Prechter 102 Joy Fair Terry Grogan P ' ! 3BMP ' ' ;; ' -  % Jk Pi ■ . i,Wft S PI Wr % m :,, c «  « ' ' M a T0 A y ■ ittAfe. _Jbil JOY FAIR: Alpha Chi; Phi Beta, Treasurer; Chamber Singers, Singer, Accompanist; Women ' s Symphony Guild TERRY GROGAN: Zeta Tau Alpha, Pub- licity, Treasurer; Judicial Board; WRA; Psy- chology Club; Alpha Chi; Dean ' s List ROSEMARY SEIDLER: Chemistry Profes- Dr. Rosemary Seidler Backstage 103 Backstage Mike Hainsfurther John Cosgrave Nancy Cooper MIKE HAINSFURTHER: Alpha Chi; Baseball Team; Kappa Sigma NANCY COOPER: Phi Beta, His- torian; Entertainment Committee; ZTA; KSCL; Dean ' s List; Forums Committee; CONGLOMERATE AGO, Pres.; Alpha Chi; Honor Court; Who ' s Who; Chamber Singers JOHN COSGRAVE: YONCO- PIN Photographer 104 Who ' s Who Mike Warner Paul Dickerson Mary Young Mike Wieting Don Roy Joe Hardt Who ' s Who Who ' s Who Jeannie Campbell Pam Jennings Linda Commander Mary Helen Brown Vicki Gorgas Manash Sarcar 106 Who ' s Who Who ' s Who Janine Shaw Chuck Wallace Linda Fannon Molly Mahone Who ' s Who Who ' s Who Dan Edmund Rick Ryba Nancy Cooper Tim Dunnigan Terry Swan 108 Who ' s Who Omicron Delta Kappa First Row: Vick Gorgas, Linda Commander. Second Row: Cathy Busch, Rick Ryba, Susan Green. Third Row: Dr. Pomeroy, Linda Fannon, Jeannie Campbell. Fourth Row: Dr. Pate, Robert Ed Taylor, Mike Warner. Fifth Row: Dr. Hancock, Dr. Labor, Mr. Cooper, Dr. Lowery, Mr. Emler. 109 Mike Warner no LADY AND GENT line Shaw Maroon Jackets President, Mary Young Mary Young, Pam Jennings, Jeannie Campbell, Linda Commander, Vicki Gorgas. 112 Administration Patty Forbing Secretary to the President Theodore R. Kauss Executive Vice President and Dean of the College Marion Harrison Secretary to Executive V.P. and Dean of the College 113 Administration Top Right: Grayson Watson Vice President of Development. Top Left: Charles Lowrey, Asst. Dean, Registrar, Assoc. Professor. Right: Hugh Urbantke, Vice President of Administration, Chmn. of Economics and Business Dept. 114 Administration Top Left: Ronnie Stephens, Comptroller. Top Right: James Lewis, Asst. Director, Development. Left: David Harner, Dean of Student Services. 115 Administration Top Left: Bill Causey, Director of Alumni. Top Right: Lewis Pace, Assoc. Dean of Student Services. light: Maurie Wayne, Director of College Relations. 116 Administration 1 Top Left: Dan Ramsey, Director, Admissions. Bottom Left: Nancy Spruell, Asst. Director of Admissions. Top Right: Craig Gagnon, Admissions Rep. Bottom Right: Mary Beth Karr, Admissions Representative. 117 Administration Right: Rosemary Spalding, Asst. Registrar. Bottom Left: LaRue Clark, Asst. Manager, Bookstore and Post Office. Bottom Left: Brenda St. Andre, Manager, Bookstore and Post Office. TION eings here VITH CAR %5i 118 Administration Left: Joy Jef fers, Asst. to the Dean of Student Services. Below: Barbara Taylor, Director of Student Activities. Bottom: Nancy Rodwell, Director of Financial Aid. 119 Faculty DR. ORIN WILKINS Biology DR. BRAD McPHERSON, Biology MR. WILLARD COOPER Art 120 Faculty Dr. Vincent Brach Biology Dr. Wayne Hanson Chemistry Dr. Benjamin Liles Biology 121 Faculty Dr. Rosemary Seidler Chemistry Dr. Stan Taylor Chemistry Dr. WoodrowPate Economics 122 Faculty Dr. Delbert Chumley Business and Economics Dr. Jerry Dauterive Business and Economics Christine Leonard Business 123 Faculty Dr. Joe Garner Education i fc Dr. Robert Hallquist Education Dr. Stephen Mayer English Lynda Weems English 124 Faculty DR. EARLE LABOR English DR. FERGAL GALLAGHER English DR. MICHAEL HALL, English 125 Faculty f Dr. Nolan Shaw Geology Dr. Johnson Watts Foreign Languages Dr. Arnold Penuel Foreign Languages 126 Faculty DR. VICKIE GOTTLOB Foreign Languages DR. WALTER LOWREY, History DR. DANIEL TUCKER, Geology 127 Faculty Dr. Edward Haas History Dr. Darrell Loyless Government Dr. Alton Hancock History Dr. Viva Rainey Hist, and Govt. Faculty Dr. Donald Danvers Math Dr. Virginia Carlton Math Dr. David Thomas Math 129 Faculty MRS. BETTY SPEAIRS Math DR. MONAS HARLAN Music l J V . ISSj! ] ■j 3 ' ■ fl . .. I J : ■ t: .: . - ■ 5| I Bp r R j p UZ 6 w , Mr j 1 ' fisl H DR DONALD RUPERT Music DR. MARY BETH ARMES Music 130 Faculty Dr. Ronald Dean Music Dr. Robert Reynolds Music Nena Wideman Music 131 Faculty DR. BETTY HALEY, P.E. Coaches RON KESTENBAUM TOM CANTERBURY 132 Coach GLENN EVANS, P.E. Coach RILEY WALLACE Faculty DR. HUGHES COX, Philosophy DR. WARREN WHITE, Eng. DR. LEWIS BETTINGER, Psychology DR. JEFFREY TRAHAN Physics 133 Faculty Allen Henderson Psychology Dr. Louie Galloway Physics Dr. Dorothy Gwin Psych, and Educ. 134 Faculty Dr. Webb Pomeroy Religion David Dykes CSCC Dr. Donald Emler Religion 135 Faculty MR. ROBERT ED TAYLOR, Religion DAVID STONE, CSCC EUGENE FINNELL, Religion 136 Faculty BENTLEY SLOANE, CSCC DICK ANDERS, CSCC 137 Faculty Dr. Charles E. Vetter Sociology Dr. John H. Allen Sociology Dr. Brian Kovacs Sociology 138 Faculty Robert Buseick Theatre Ginger Folmer Theatre David Pellman Theatre Barbara Acker Theatre 139 T? i SGA OFFICERS — Rick Ryba, President; Linda Commander, Treasurer; Susan Green, Secretary; Vicki Gorgas, Vice-President. SGA SENATE — Front Row: Susie Sublett, Joe Hardt, Nancy McQueen. Second Row: Ann Gree- nough, Linda Commander, Vicki Gorgas, Molly Mahone, Advisor, Allen Henderson. Third Row: Susan Green, Jamie Osborne, Rick Ryba, Mike Mar- shall. Fourth Row: Advisor, Dr. Woody Pate, Chris Hyde, Ellen Cole, Shayne Ladner, Brenda Miller. Fifth Row: Dan Edmund, Robert Clark, Scott Dun- can. SGA COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN — Chuck Wa lace, Recruiting; Susan Hiett, Elections; Vicki Gor- gas, College Relations; Dan Edmund, Entertain- ment; Not Pictured: Nancy McQueen, Forums. 142 The Student Government Association is composed of four from each class, all elected by the student body. This year ' s representa- tives are: Freshmen — Chris Hyde, Jamie Osborne, and Shayne Ladner; Sophomores — Ann Greenough, Mike Marshall, and Brenda Miller; Juniors — Scott Duncan, Ellen Cole, and Robert Clark; Seniors — Molly Mahone, Joe Hardt, and Susie Sublett. The Senate ' s duties include keeping com- munications clear between students and administration, providing for students special services that they desire or need (book sale), planning entertainment to be enjoyed by stu- dents weekly, sponsoring activities during Homecoming (including a particularly suc- cessful dance at BAFB), planning a yearly trip to New Orleans during Mardi Gras. The SGA primarily serves as airing ground for students to bring up complaints and or suggestions — and takes action on these com- plaints and suggestions. 6 Colors perform in the SUB. % jS . % ' it 1 jriflK S — —  W m % m m m ' Ife ' 1 fin : in C I i h 1 H ■r ,-r flu Hi l ■ ■ B ; r Br WJ r ■■■V £•.- r ■ ■■■ P ■L ...„ b.ji « ' ' ' Si Brian Kovacs in the All-Campus Weekend Beer Bicycle Race. Nancy McQueen and Nancy Cooper enjoy them- selves at the Senate Halloween parry. Mr. Tom Horton, guest speaker from the Jac- ques Cousteau staff. 143 -tip- Mary Lou Ross Brad Davis JanineShaw Marshall Taylor Business Associate Editor Editor Students Editor Manager Becky Murphy Organizations Editor Emily Oppenlander Photographer John Cosgrave Photographer £ Lisa Hah Photographer Mary Lou Ross This year we ' re going to be organized! . . . Deadline? TOMORROW?!? . . . Emergency Staff meetings . . . Oh no, Sal- ly ' s gone home?! Maybe Leslie will type if we pay her enough! ... I can NOT handle another all-nighter . . . Janine, got any change? . . . Carol ' s got WHAT! . . . Who can identify all these people? . . . ciagrettes . . . Scott, somebody, I think . . . diet pepsi . . . What do you think about students getting their 76-77 YONCO- PINS at their 10th class reunion? . . . Mary Lou, come over and be useful . . . Becky, just drink some soup and you ' ll feel better . . . Marshall, you did ALL these pages WRONG!! . . . Maybe Open Ear can help us . . . What are Associate Edi- tors for? Transferring of course! . . . HOW many group pictures did you miss?! . . . Janine, don ' t bother, they ' ll tell you their hair isn ' t fixed for a picture . . . John and Lisa are locked in the darkroom?! That ' s great! Leave ' em there! . . . What do they think we are? A secretarial pool? . . . Strawns or Murrells? . . . Janine, you and Mary Lou need to learn the rules of etiquette . . . first you talk about the weather . . . . . . Nene, go sit in the snow . . . Count- down . . . Did Brad send those layouts? . . . Hi! This is Becky Murphy ... I need you to do me a big favor . . . layouts . . . picas . . . appointments . . . proofs . . . Have you ever felt this ignorant? . . . Well, it ' s over, it ' s all sent in! How about a long vacation in Tahiti? . . . Becky Murphy w A Z ' ■■ h Sports Editor Carol and Editor Janine .work hard while Becky tells the photographer can do with his camera! V Janine Shaw Carol Stringem fe? The 1976-77 YONCOPIN Staff would like to thank the following people for their help on the yearbook: Leslie Anderson, Jane Dillingham, Kathy Keyes, Sharon Tuttle. Cathy Under, Julie Grammar, Randy Marcel, Gary Prechter, Sally Hunter, Steve Kelley, and Dale Cottingim. CONGLOMERATE STAFF— Front Row: Mike Warner, Nancy Carpenter. Second Row: Nancy McQueen, Karen Balcker. Third Row: Sharren Harrison, Cathy Busch, David Cole.Jamie Killeen, Herries Edwards, Dal Beauregard, Nancy Cooper. Back: Tim Brooker, Bert LeBlanc. 146 Conglomerate What does the CONGLOMERATE staff do? The editor himself has often wondered. The usual practices associated with working on a newspaper are strictly observed. Sometimes they are even fol- lowed. Work starts on Thursday when a staff meeting is called to plan the next week ' s paper. Okay, page one is going to be an article on computers. We had a com- puter article last week. No, that was a calculator article. Well, what about the week before? That was about statistics. Over the next few days, the courageous staffers research and interview, write and tell inside jokes. I ' d like an appointement with the Dean, please. I ' m sorry, but he won ' t be in until next week. But it ' ll be too late then! On Tuesdays, they start the actual work on the paper. But the real fun is on Wed- nesday nights when the staffers are found diligently working away. Hey! Who stole my pig sticker? No, that was 45 spaces, not 54. Somebody make up a head for this thing. How about ' Dewey Wins ' ? I need a ' much. ' When are we going to order a pizza? Wait a min- ute. You can ' t say THAT in print. Channel Three who? , And at about three a.m. Thursday morning comes the 100 mile round-trip to Coushatta, Louisiana, where the CON- GLOMERATE is printed. Then on Thursday afternoon the students find lit- tle stacks of CONGLOMERATES placed all over campus. Mike Warner 1976-77 CONGLOMERATE STAFF — Editor — Mike Warner Managing Editor — 1st Semester — Nancy McQueen 2nd Semester — Cathy Busch Features Editor — 1st Semester — Bert LeBlanc 2nd Semester — Tim Bricker Sports Editor — Manash Sarcar News Editor — 1st Semester — Karen Blacker 2nd Semester — Sharren Harrison y y Paul Briggs 147 Will Andress directs his world renouned choir. CHOIR OFFICERS — From Left to Right: Pat Finch, Grace Riggin, Dub Karriker, Cindy Elkins, Janet Mayo, Donna Hardin, Dana Ellis, Debbie Staples, Joy Sherman, Bob Peacock, Sid Davis, and Susan Patterson. 148 Centenary Choir The Centenary College Choir begins the school year with a choir camp at Hodges Gardens which lasts for 10 days. It is at this time that they begin preparations for the many activities that the choir is involved in during the year. The main event for the Fall semester is RHAPSODY IN VIEW concert which is performed in Novem- ber. During Interim the Choir toured 10 days in several Texas and Louisiana towns performing at different places along the way. The members of the choir contribute a great deal of their time and efforts in rehearsing for six television shows and regular programs performed in Brown Chapel. Many of the proceeds from the Choir activities will go to subsidize their summer European tour, which will visit such countries as Germany, Austria, Switz land, France and Belgium. The Choir officers are Dub Kar- riker, President; Pat Finch, Vice Pres.; Grace Riggin, V. Pres.; Joy Sherman, Sec; and Janet Mayo, Treasurer. Sec- tion leaders are Donna Hardin, Debbie Staples, Dana Ellis, and Bob Peacock. The accompanists are Cindy Elkins and Susan Patterson. zer- Jess Moore and Susan Patterson i 149 The River Towne Players of Marjorie Lyons Playhouse are some of the busiest people on campus. Besides the five major pro- ductions given annually, the theatre majors also are required to participate in at least two Demonstration Laboratory (student directed-acted scenes or one-act plays) presentations each semester. In addition to their regular schedule, MLP revived the spring production of Summer and Smoke to take to the American College Theatre Festival at LSU in Baton Rouge in October. At the festival RTP was awarded a special citation for Technical Excellence. During Interim this year the Theatre Department journeyed to New York City for two weeks to view current major productions. The year ' s climax is the Annual RTP-CHOR softball game followed by an Awards banquet where students are commended for outstanding acting, directing, technical and creative achieve- ments. This year ' s RTP officers are: Mary Lou Ross, President; Patric McWilliams, Vice-President; Terri Sancton, Treasurer; and Anna Aslin, Historian. RIVER TOWNE PLAYERS — Front Row: Allen Pomeroy, Elaine Ades, Cindy McManus, Hamp Simmons, Martha Kelley, Becky Segers. Second Row: Susan Chaisson, Barry Crain, Vida Traylor, Sarah Darden, Holly Hawkins, Doug Baker. Back Row: Terry Sancton, Mr. Buseick, Kerry Rivers, Mary Lou Ross, Dennis Poore, Julia Van Tiem, P at McWilliams, Ginger Folmer, Tommy Serio, Lynn Freeman. 150 River Towne Players 151 Dorm Duties .. .. • n v. - JAMES DORM COUNCIL — Front Row: Kathy Keyes, Secretary; Emily Oppen lander, Freshman Rep.; Cathy Linder, Sophomore Rep.; Jayne Trammel, Vice- President. Back Row: Vicki McCann, Treasurer; Beth Richardson, Fire Marshall; Laura Mack, Publicity; Carol Sterrett, President. vy., 1 SHb Davida D ' Asserteau, Publicity Chairman; Molly Mahone, President; Vicki Gorgas, Vice President; Candy Clifton, Treasurer; Karen Blacker, Sophomore Repre- sentative; Leah Ades, Fire Marshall. Not Pictured: Betty Compton, Secretary; Diana Hall, Freshman Representa- tive. 154 ?= Some students wonder just what the Dorm Councils are for. Actually they are to govern over the dorm life and make sure the college rules are being enforced. As for the Resident Assistants, or RA ' s, they are to keep noise to a minimum on their floor, counsel when needed, be there in a time of emergency, and always have a smile for the people on their floor. The RA and Dorm Councils are also the clos- est ties that the students have with the Dean of Students. So if you should ever be walking down the hall and hear Sh! Your shoes are too loud! or You owe us a fine for missing the Dorm Meeting. or How about hav- ing an Easter Party in the dorm? or even Why did you have to lock yourself out of your room now? I was just trying to take a shower! . . . Please be patient, it is just one of these people trying to do their job! RESIDENT ASSISTANTS — Front Row: Terry Swan, David Bell, Becky Murphy, Chris Cutt, Fran- chise Florin, Lucie Thornton, Ken Osborne. Second Row: Darlene Pryor, Molly Mahone, Vicki Gorgas, Chuck Wallace, Roarke Wells, Ann Carmichael. ROTARY DORM COUNCIL — Atli Eyfolfsson — Vice Pres., Mckee Williams — Treas., Stephen Fess, Senior Member, Versa Clark — House Direc- tor, Peter Ermes — Pres., David Penri — Sec. M : ' • ' ' ' KV. ■■ w mSs. ftf Bti ' HARDIN DORM COUNCIL — Jeanie Maumas, Li O ' Brien. CLINE DORM. COUNCIL — Andy Mayer — Senior Rep.Jeb Bell — Treas . and Member-at-Large, Paul Grif- fith, Pres. and Soph Rep.. Steve Connally — Member-at-Large, Jim Hard — House Director. Dale Cottongim — Sec. andjunior Rep., Dale Kirkindoll — Freshman Rep 155 Judicial Board President lack Fink, Brian Kennedy, and Dr. Hancock listen to a witness for the defense. Dana Dutcher and Ross Maggard look over a Judicial Board report. JUDICIAL BOARD — Front Row: Peter Skrmetti, Member-at-Large; Dana Dutcher, Senior Member; Ross Maggard, Junior Member. Back Row: Dr. Hancock, Advisor; Brian Kennedy, Sophomore Member; Becky Murphy, Sophomore Member; Jack Fink, Senior Member and President. 156 STUDENT-FACULTY DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE — Dr. Jeffrey Trahan, Diane Dixon, Cindy Knox, Dr. Betty Haley, Jeff Duke, Mike Wieting, Dr. Allen Henderson. Judiciary HONOR COURT — Mike Warner, Paul Dickerson, Nancy Cooper, Greg Braden, and Anna Aslin are searching for truth. Not Pictured: Leah Ades. On Centenary campus, if a student should be lucky enough to get past one of the dorm councils, he might find himself standing in front of one of the higher judiciary committees. The Judicial Board is made up entirely of elected students with Dr. Hancock as faculty Advisor. The group tries dorm council appeals, and cases such as liquor in Crumley Gardens, or drag races in Rotary parking lot. The Student-Faculty Discipline Committee is a selected group and tries more serious cases, or appeals from the Judicial Board. The Honor Court is separate from the other groups, and its members are chosen by first application, then selec- tion. They try students who have been reported for violating the Honor Code of the school. Each serves an important part in allowing students to govern them- selves, but members of these groups sometimes feel that it is an easy way to lose friends! 157 § « The Epsilon chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta was formed on the Centenary campus this past year. A chapter can be formed when three of the Sociology professors on the campus receive their PhD. AKD is an honorary Soci- ology society for students with at least a 3.0 GPA and a mini- mum of 10 hours of Sociology courses. The Social Science Club is also new this year and consisted of interested Sociology, Psychol- ogy, Economics, and Political Science students. The President was Linda Commander and the Advisors were Dr. Allen and Dr. Vetter. Alpha Chi is Centenary ' s honorary scholastic fraternity. Membership is limited to Jun- iors and Seniors with a 3.5 cumulative GPA. Kappa Pi is the Honorary Art fraternity for majors and those with artistic inclinations. 3 158 1 r- 1 O KAPPA PI — Paula White, Debbie McRae, Ardcn Rembcrt. Cathy Busch. Charlotte Whitaker, Theresa Bruncr KAPPA PI ALPHA CHI — Front Row: Linda Commander, Nancy Finley, Darlene Pryor, Ann Carmichael. Joy Fair. Nancy Cooper. Second Row: Cherie Hillborn, Mary Helen Brown, Steve Haas, Leah Ades. Linda Fannon. Back Row: Greg Braden, Dan Edmund, Mike Hainsfurther.Jack Cornelius. Paul Dickerson. Gary Van Diver, Paul Rogers. Not Pictured: Terry Grogan, Jeannie Campbell. 159 Math and Science ■-■yi, v MATH CLUB — Front Row: Scott Ellis, Jack Cornelius, Nancy Finley, Mike Osetinsky. Back Row: Bert LeBlanc, Jeanne Tanner, Bobra Lohnes, Ken Laderfoot, Gary Van diver, Dr. Carlton — Advisor. ALPHA SIGMA CHI — Front Row: Casie Heseman, Manash Sarcar, Linda Fannon, Cherie Hillborn, Greg Braden. Back Row: Doug Lilley, Leah Ades, Mike Warner, Gary Van diver, Dr. Hanson — Advisor. H, 160 Biology Club . ? The members of the Biology Club enjoy lectures, guest speak- ers, and an annual spring retreat. Alpha Epsilon Delta is the honorary pre-medical fraternity. The members host Pre-Med Weekend, meet with guest speakers, and helped with the swine flue shots. They have also opened up the club for freshmen and sophomores to join as asso- ciate members. The Math club is open to majors, and those interested in discussions on the subject. This year there were several meetings and parties. Alpha Sigma Chi is Centen- ary ' s honorary Chemistry soci- ety, and members participate in lectures and seminars to further enrich the members with mate- rial of the field. BIOLOGY CLUB — Front Row: Tim Dunnig an. Second Row: Har- ries Edwards, Clinton Schmidt. Back Row: Sharren Harrison, Susie Thomas, Dr. McPherson, Dr. Liles, Jamie Killeen. s ALPHA EPSILON DELTA — Front Row: Gudrun Stock, Sam Woolbert, Linda Fannon, Rick Ward. Back Row: Sam McDanicl, Gary Vandiver, Greg Bradcn. Rick Ryba, Jack Cornelius, Tim Dunnigan, Manash Sarcar, Paul Rogers, Dr Brad McPherson. 161 KSCL STAFF — Krista Scheffer, Continuity; Julie Bergstedt, News Director; Dal Sanders, Program Director; Mel Robinson, Station Man- ager. KSCL BROADCASTERS — Front Row: Herries Edwards, Jamie Killeen. Second Row: Mary Helen Brown, Julie Bergstedt. Third Row: Dal Beauregard, Mike Flax. Fourth Row: Marty Griffith, Gary Prechter, David Kelly, Bert LeBlanc. Fifth Row: Mike Warner, John Finley, Tony Bird, Annie Sellers, Krista Scheffer, Jeanne Tanner, Jack Caldwell, Peter Ernies, Dal San- ders. Back Row: Mel Robinson, Dana Nance, Bill Wood, Tim Bricker. KSCL 162 KSCL, Centenary ' s non-commercial FM station, went on the air in May of 1976 after three years of hard work. The station operates on Student Senate funds and donations. It broadcasts 24 hours a day on weekends and 20 hours a day on weekdays. KSCL ' s musical for- mat consists of classical, contemporary jazz, progressive country, and rock. The station is located on the third floor of the SUB and has a reception area of fifty square miles. The Centenary Stage Band, directed by Bill Causey provides entertainment and spirit for all of the Gents home games. Their rendition of the Fight Song has often gotten the fans to their feet in support of the team, and students also enjoy In the Mood, Shaft, and, of course, The Budweiser Song. The band also gave several concerts this past year. The Centenary Stage Band  w 0) 163 fl CHAMBER SINGERS — Front Row: Joy Fair, Susan Prince, Nancy Cooper. Second Row: Mar- cey Schaller, Susie Harvey, Scott Prince. Third Row: Candie Norman, Sid Davis, Carolyn Garri- son. Fourth Row: David Penri-Evans, Mike Mooney, Annie Sellers, David Parker. Back Row: Dr. Harlan Snow, Mrs. Harlan Snow. Not Pictured: Vicki McCann. 164 Centenary ' s excellent Music Department has several organ- izations which recognize exceptional students in their field of study. The Chamber singers is a choral group under the auspices of the School of Music. The group gives two recitals per semester and is composed only of music majors. They per- form music from all periods with string and brass ensembles, harpsichords, piano accompaniment, and a cappella. During the past years they have been establishing a reputation as one of Shreveport ' s finest choral groups. The Centenary chapter of the American guild of Organists attended organ recitals in El Dorado, Houston, and Dallas during the 1976-77 year. They participated in choral work- shops at the college and throughout the city. There are monthly meetings, trips to churches in the area to study organ construction and maintenance. The members of this group are preparing for church work as professional musicians. Opera Workshop is designed to give music students a real- istic experience in practice and performance of opera litera- ture. Under the professional direction of Dr. Mary Beth Armes, the Opera Theatre this year presented Puccini ' s Gianni Schicchi. Other activities included presentations of a program of operatic arias at Shreveport ' s Red River Bevels. s t ■A • 1 . . J fu i! BF B EI- M ¥ i - -£ K w- ' W AL Wk 1 V ' ■ «c r — If 1 fc . r 1 i j H _ AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS — Bruce Power, Oshima Masako. Scott Prince. Nancy Cooper. Pres.; Mr. Teague, Bill Wilding, Danny Gamble. OPERA WORKSHOP — Dr. Mary Beth Armes, Donna Hardin, Mrs. Man McKinncy, Grace Riggin, Joe Testa. Dub Karriker, Patricia Schaller. Eileen Martin, Cindy Reedy, Andrea Martin. David Schaller. Susan Green, Debbie Staples. )■■■ mrnrn warn 165 Phi Beta PHI BETA OFFICERS — Front Row: Elaine Ades, Pledge Trainer; Joy Fair, Treas. Back Row: Nancy Cooper, Hist.; Susan Pat- terson, Sec; Cindi Reedy, Pres. Not Pic- tured: Debbie Staples, Vice Pres. Phi Beta is the Centenary Women ' s speech and music fraternity. This year Phi Beta has presented informative music programs at local elementary schools and has provided hostesses at the Friends of Music series recitals. Phi Beta ' s successful year has led to a large increase in membership and they are looking forward to many more years of the same. The Foreign Students have provided an added dimension to campus life. Whether they are studying Engineer- ing to take it back to their country, on a Danish-American Exchange program, trying their first hamburger, seeing hat it means to pledge a sorority or fraternity, or buying their first pair of blue jeans, it can truly be said that they have broadened our scope of under- standing and we have probably learned much more from them than we could have ever hoped to teach them. These students are led by Linda Weems and we certainly hope that during their time at Centenary they feel anything but Foreign. PHI BETA — Front Row: Stephanie Berner, Susan Patterson, Joy Fair, Nancy Cooper. Second Row: Lynn Freeman, Darlene Whittington, Vicki McCann. Back Row: Eileen Martin, Susan Green, Cindi Reedy, Elaine Ades, Martha Kelley. 166 Foreign Students 167 Wilderness Society WILDERNESS SOCIETY — Front Row: Cathy Busch, Mike Eisner, Herries Edwards, Nancy McQueen. Back Row: Mike Warner, Gary Prechter, Jamie Killeen, Paul Dickerson, Sharren Harrison, Doug Baker, Selwyn Roberts. The Wilderness Society is for students interested in backpacking and camping. The club scheduled trips to various campsights during the year. The Riflery Team was revived this year, with Dr. Haley as the sponsor. The team gets it guns from the federal government and would have had to turn the guns back in if it had not been for Dr. Haley and Jayne Tram- mell talking the team up around campus. They now have seven members who meet at Fort Humbug, and the guns they use are 20 caliber long target rifles. The group plans on entering competition next year. Students interested in fields related to gov- ernment compose the Pre-Law Club. Last fall the club sponsored a Pre-Law Weekend with seminars and guest speakers. The Advisor is Dr. Loyless. The P.E. Club is sponsored by Dr. Haley and is for students interested in some form of Physical Education, whether it is teaching or coaching. This year the members have made it possible for the Dome to be open on cer- tain week nights for recreation and exercise. 168 RIFLERY TEAM — Front Row: Mike McMillin, Carol Atchley, Robin Nyquist, Rhonda Davis, Julie Bergstedt. Back Row: Paul Harper, Sharon Tuttle, Chris Hyde. Not Pictured: Kathy Keyes. ors C3 CD i PRELAW CLUB — Front Row: Mark Keddal. Second Row: Kathy Ballard, Jack Caldwell, Darlene Whittington, Shayne Lad- ner. Dr. Darrell Loyless, Advisor. Back Row: Scott Duncan, Roberta Burns, Dick Dodson. P.E. CLUB OFFICERS — Craig Calloway, Pres.; Nancy Kauss, Vice Pres.; Rita Crom- well, Treas., Eleece Bearden, Sec; Dr. Betry Haley, Advisor. 169 METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT — Front Row. Van Dickens, Tricia Smith, Jane Upshaw, Jamie Kelleen, David Cole, Donna Hendryx, Darlene Pryor, Sandy Brock. Second Row: Karen Albano, Rhonda Davis, Dal Beauregard, Steve Mathews, Anna Singdahlson, Mike McMillin. Back Row: Rev. Gene Finnell, Sharren Harrison, Rev. Robert Ed Taylor. There are several active groups on campus whose purposes are to promote Christian thought. The Methodist Student Move- ment meets in the Smith Building each week, and usually begins with a supper and ends with anything from a speaker to a jam session to a Halloween party. The Catholic Student Commu- nity is made up of college students from campuses in the area, with Father Graef as the sponsor. Dur- ing the past year, members of the group participated in several retreats, discussion groups, coffee houses, and mass on Sunday eve- ning. The Canterbury Club also had speakers and discussion groups and was led by Nan Overmeyer. The house was always open for studying purposes. The Baptist Student Union, led by Cletice Sipes, has participated in a World Ministry series this year. The newest addition to the Christian groups is SPEORTAC, which does exactly what the name says, the Society for the Preserva- tion and Encouragement of Reli- gious Thought At Centenary. 170 CANTERBURY CLUB — Front Row: Anna Singdahlson, David Bell, Betsy Stockinger, Mr. Paul, Beverly Finley, Dr. Viva Rai- ney. Back Row: Annie Sellers, Ruth Musgrave, Nancy Matthews, Kathy Dobbs, Chris Madden, Gene Madden, Nan Overmeyer. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION ' % BAPTIST STUDENT UNION — Cleatice Sipes, Cathe Lewis, Susan Prince, Mary Beth Lott. The Catholic Club during their weekly Mass. SPEORTAC — Front Row: Tim Holland, Pete Debuys, Rev. Robert Ed Taylor, Suzan Nichols, Cliff Ford. Second Row: K.uhv Konkal, Amy Michel, Bruce Strotman. Ste- phanie Calhoun, Ann Ard, Diane Rohrer. Dana Nance, Jeff Duke. Back Row: Paul Dickerson, Karen Albano. Chuck Wallace, Bonnie Erbe, Bngette Freeman. Rev. Gene Finnell. 171 PETER PAN CLUB — Front Row: Vicki Gorgas, Cheryl Courtney. Back Row: Sam Roberts, Dana Dutcher, Elaine Ades, Robert Ed Taylor, Dr. Seidler, Mary Helen Brown, Stan Taylor. 172 REESE CLUB — John Gardere, Bill Bywaters, Mike Marshall, Paul Griffith, Ann Greenough, Mike Graff, Cathy Linder, Eloise Wolford, Martha Kelley, Mary Bea Thomas, Corey Gabler. PARTNERS-IN-ADVERSITY — Mark Keddal, David Bertanzetti, Gary Prechter, Tony Bird, Bill DeWare. m On the Centenary campus many stu- dents, not content with other official organizations find solace in clubs of their own invention. The Reese club is a literary society dedicated to the fur- thering of outdoor education and social delinquency. Members of the Peter Pan Club defy conventions by pledging to never grow up. Partners-in-Aversity council and evaluate their members concerning per- sonal problems. The Autumn Dogs enjoy each oth- ers company and an indulgence in liq- uid spirits. If you are not content with other organizations on campus then maybe one of these is for you — or with a lit- tle imagination you can start your own! PS 173 PANHELLENIC — Pam Hartman, Cathy Linder, Jeannie Campbell, Carol Sterrett, Susan Green, Susie Sublett, Molly Mahone, Pam Jennings, Cathy Lensing. Greek Councils 174 PANHELLENIC OFFICERS — Carol Sterrett, Vice President; Susan Green, President. The Panhellenic, Jr. Panhellenic, and Inter-fraternity Councils are designed to supervise the fraterni- ties and sororities, but more than that they give the groups a chance to bring new ideas for strengthen- ing Greek bonds on campus. The Jr. Panhellenic had a Daisy Sale to raise money and was headed by Eileen Martin. The Panhellenic Council had a successful Spaghetti Supper to raise money for service and social. The Panhellenic and IFC worked together for the first time in years in their planning of the Greek Weekend to be held on Mar. 18-19 to show the administration and campus the advantages of Greek life. The Panhellenic and Jr. Panhel- lenic Advisor was Dr. Dorothy Gwin, and the IFC Advisor was Dr. Allen Henderson. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL — Front Row: Brent Lutz, David Wheeler, Ellis Brown, Andy Mayer. Mike Broyles, Joe Hardt. Back Row: Mike Wieting, Mike Marshall, Ross Maggard, Bob Vivian, Duncan Lill, Steve Connolly, Gary Prechter, Joe Miller, Scott Duncan. JUNIOR PANHELLENIC — Nan Herbert, Melanie Patterson, Becky Wallace, Eileen Martin, Debbie O ' Neal. 175 RUSH! . . . What ' s quota? . . . Jungle Party . . . No, you do NOT get to keep your ZTA slave! . . . meetings . . . pledg- ings . . . Does everyone have a date for this weekend? . . . Barnyard Party . . . Why do those girls have pillow cases over their heads? . . . Mafia Party . . . Ok guys, which one of our pledges do you want me to fix you up with? . . . The Next . . . Do we REALLY wear pajamas to a party? . . . Open Ear Drives . . . Who ' s gonna win the Beer-Bicycle Race? ... I hope I get invited to ALL the Christmas Formals! . . . candlelights . . . initiation . . . Hey, I can ' t call up some guy and ask HIM to our for- mal! . . . carwash . . . Hey Mister, wanna buy a raffle ticket? . . . How many Seniors will ya ' ll lose? . . . Let ' s meet in July for a PARTY! . . . All I can say is that this is for me! . . . What would I do without my Greek brothers and sisters! Kathy Keyes, fZ ike McMillm, and ■ ymivwim in K ▼ PARTY ' 6 P _ A Bar Kteujf gaver anc Je E UMiHPVliilu W Chi Omegas had a busy and worthwhile year, with the actives and pledges involved in activities on and off campus. The pledge that joined during both formal and open rush included: Nan Hebert, Pres. Rebecca Camp, Jeannine Dickens, Julie Grammer, HolK Haygood, Cathe Lewis, Bobra Lohnes, Eileen Martin, Kelly McKinney, Jamie Osborne, Jean Turner and Brenda Cunningham. Afte; rush, the Hooters were soon busy with their Annual Parent-Daughter Banquet, open Ear drive, and a tea for the Shreveport alums. Ch Omega Barnyard Party and Spring Formal were both open to the campus and well attended. Chi-O ' s were seen everywhere on camus On the Homecoming Court, as Fraternity Sweethearts, cheerleaders and on various committees. As the year draws to a close, the Chi Omegas agree that a good time was had by all. Robin Birdsong Vice-Pres. 178 Kelly McLean Patti Murphy Susan Murphy Gail Nolte Jamie Osborne Tina Russo Lucie Thornton Jean Turner Charlotte Whitaker Mary Young 179 Jeanne Campbell President Sally Hunter Vice President Molly Mahone Pledge Trainer Jayne Trammell Recording Secretary Leslie Anderson Corresponding Secretary Terry Grogan Treasurer ail EllMElllllll lflfSHfll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisias !IliIIIIIB|ISIlCIHI| tiiiiiiiiiigifiiiiii  !£££!£ llliB « §■■ ■ ais ■I Mary Lou Ross Becky Segers Janine Shaw Historian Susie Sublett Membership Virginia Williams Ritual The Zetas began the year with Rush and got their Quota. This year ' s pledges were: Melanie Patterson, Pres.; Amanda Garrett, Vice Pres.; Sue Brown, Sec; Mary Bea Thomas, Treas.; Cathy Busch, Cheryl Kratzke, Amanda McCoy, Jan Nash, Debbie O ' Neal, Liz Price, Susan Rice, Becky Segers, Betsy Stockinger, Becky Wallace, a nd Eloise Wolfard. The rest of the year was highlighted by the receiving of Big and Little Sisters, the Halloween and Christmas Parties, and Homecoming Alumni Tea, the Annual Spring Formal, and several other parties. Since Zeta is actually a service fraternity, the group participated in the UN1- CEF drive, Heart Fund drive, Open Ear drives, Cystic Fibrosis Bike-a-Thon, St Judes Bake sale, and other projects. Around campus Zetas are found everywhere from the RTP Presi- dent, to Yoncopin Editor, to SGA Officers, to Pom-pon girls and Cheerleaders. So if you should ever hear a loud Oh-h-h! from James Annex, or I ' ll carry your tray if you ' ll sign my paddle! , or Initiation ' s gettin ' close ... do you know your stuff? , you ' ll know they are Zetas! CC3Z530 mam mm m m Mary Butt Ellen Cole Nancy Cooper Jane Dillingham Amanda Garrett Kim Goss Martha Kelly Cheryl Kratzke Vicki McCann Amanda McCoy Mimi Mitchell Becky Murphy Melanie Patterson Susan Patterson Mary Jo Pleasant Liz Price Susan Rice Beth Richardson Betsy Stockinger Carol Stringer Mary Bea Thomas Becky Wallace Daphne Wiegand Eloise Wolfard 181 Pappa (Alplja Bill Kyle II Morgan Matthews III Hector Pages V Jack Caldwell VI ►.t J X Chip Kruse IX 2 Rick Berry John Coffey David Bertanzetti •AVVV, JEL. ' - Tony B rd Jo rn Fakess Bill Bywaters Darrell Fite Tony Caldwell Corey Gabler John Gardere Mike Graf Lloyd Hawkins Tim Maguire Sam McDaniel Doug McQuain Joe Miller Chuck Moody John Munn Gary Prechter Rick Sanders Dr. Bradley Ron Henricksen Dr. Louis Galloway Robin Birdsong Mrs. Lucille DuCote McPherson acuity Advisor Advisor Faculty Advisor Rose Housemother The Alpha Iota chapter of Kappa Alpha began its year with the pledging of Bob Gardere, Pres.; Tony Bird, Tony Caldwell, Mike Graf, and Bill Bywaters. The year for the KA ' s was highlighted by Jungle Party, Christmas Formal, the Pledge Party, and climaxed with Old South. The KA ' s also excelled in sports, com- ing in second in football and volleyball. One other integral part of the life of Kappa Alpha is the continuance of the Flathead Institution and its formal meet- ings. A Kappa Alpha can always be recong- ized by the sound of a cannon, or a loud Wheat, Barley, Alfalfa . . . ■ W Bill Kyle, Bill Bywaters, Doug McQuain and John Coffey. Rick Sanders, Tony Bird, Jack Caldwell, and Bob Gardere. Kappa The Kappa Sigs gave evidence early in the year when they survived the 20th Annual Pajama Party, the Texas-Ou Pilgrim mage, and thai-, lenges on the foothall field. The Sigs placed first in football hoping to secure the Intramural Championship once again for 1977. The Sigs are involved in SGA, Judicial Board, Who ' s Who, and have also worked their way into Varsity Baseball, Tennis, and Golf. The Sigs were strongly supported this year by Little Sisters: Pam Jennings, Becky Murphy, Cindi Reedy, Mimi Mitchell, and Melinda Pratt. This year ' s Pajama Girl was Becky Murphy. The future looks secure at 144 E. Washington with future leaders (pledges) like: Stu Park, Mike Haik, Don Garner, Pope Oden, Jeff Moore, Barry Grain, Mike Hainsfurther, Rick Davis, Ron Casillas, Bob Gannaway and David Poe. ' ;? ■■ Ross Beamer David Bell James Bell William Cheyne David Cole Jay Colvin The Fraters of Tau Kappa Epsilon were very active in the community and on the Centenary campus. Tekes were to be found on the Open Ear Staff and Board of Directors, as SGA President, KSCL, Yoncopin, and Comglomerate. Also, several were named to ODK, Who ' s Who and Pacesetter. The Tekes gave several parties this year, which included the Nest Party, a levee party, annual Halloween and Christmas parties. The Spring semester was highlighted by the Champagne party and Red Carnation Formal. All of these activities could not have been possible without the devoted help of the Order of Diana. This year ' s members were Susan Colvin, Pres.; Susan Green, Jackie Young, Kay Grammar, Elaine Ades, Betsy Maguire, Linda Warren, Robin Lincoln, Lucy Thornton, Vicki McCann, Donna Hendricks, Mary Young, and Eileen Martin. This year ' s pledges were John Lam- bert, Pres.; Dick Dodson, Vice Pres.; Shayne Ladner, Sec.-Treas.; Jeb Bell, David Cole, Tom Colvin, David Koon, and Mike Osetinsky.   Thomas Colvin Brad Davis mi Wfm , I g if: ' JL David Bell Richard Dodson Michael Flax Mark Graham Steve Haas David Koon Michael Osetinsky Dave Sherman Marshall Taylor Mark Wiginton Van Wilson ledges an Shayne Ladner John Lambert Mark Messinger Versa Clark Assoc. Member Steve Fess Assoc. Member Jim Hard Assoc. Member Andrew Mayer Prytanis Brian Kennedy Grammateus Peter Ermes Histor Brent Lutz Pylortes Kay Grammer Sweetheart Dr. Nolan Shaw Advisor Andrew Shehee Epiprytanis David Wheeler Chrysophylos Rick Ryba Hypophetes Robert Clark Hegemon Frank Cimino Board of Directors Robert Ed Taylor Advisor Mike Wieting President Molly Mahone Sweetheart Ron Dauphin Atli Eyjolfsson Paul Rogers Vice-President Steve Connolly Secretary Ross Maggard Treasurer THETA CHI Brent Henley Dale Cottongim Pledge Marshall H th JH Glenn Evans Alumni-Faculty Advisor Fran Duaime Mike Jackson Randy Marcel Mike Marshall Mike McMillin Mike Potts Jody Ray 188 Peter Skrmetti Brian Unterborn Hans Wachsmuth Steve Connolly MarlaHirsch The Theta Chi ' s were busy planning their annual Mafia Party soon after Rush and the pledging of Atli Eyjolfsson, Pledge Class Pres.; Mike Jackson, Sec; Mark Hirsch, Treas.; Randy Marcel, Vice Pres.; Roarke Wells, Brian Unterborn, Brent Henley, Jody Ray, Mike Potts, and Chris Hyde. Other events for the group included Demon Weekend and the Toilet Bowl, the Halloween Party, a Talent Show, and the Pledge Christmas Party. The Theta Chi ' s participated in various intramurals and were also active on Judicial Board, SGA, Dorm Councils, and other campus activi- ties. The guys were well supported by their Daughters of the Crossed Swords: Molly Mahone, Pres.; Chris Cutt, Kathy Keyes, Karen Kir- chner, Carol Atchley, Jane Cummings, Cynthia Knox, Jeannie Maumus, Alison Vaughn, and Kelly McLean. This was also a special year for the Theta Chi ' s because their Delta Alpha Colony was installed as a National Chapter on February 19, 1977. r-3 g — H ■ !., Toilet Bowl Parade gaitf i _ . MR lUCEN 31 189 SPORTS 190 As the sports section of the YONCOPIN was being created it had to be decided what was most important, most significant, what really happened in sports this year at Centenary that made it a better place to be? The decision — through both intramural and varsity athletics we as students of Centenary are given the oppor- tunity for a great deal of self expression. Sports are physical exer- cise, mental exercise, but more imporatnt they exercise our emtions. Whether it is an obscenity yelled at the ref. or at a for- getful teammate, whether you are a player or an onlooker, whether you are victorious or defeated it doesn ' t really matter because you have had the opportunity to express your feeling towards your school or brotherhood or even your dormitory — for you see, by right of human nature we cling to one another and through sports we are allowed to express our unification. BA TTLE OF Tennis With the beginning of a new school year came the usual fall rains of Louisiana so the Centenary netters had much more to battle than fierce opponents. Rain continued to fall, canceling most of the scheduled matches and tournaments and leaving the Gents and Coach Causey in a state of confusion. Fortunately, Spring does follow the winter months and the tennis team is looking forward to a busy and worthwhile spring season, with approximately twenty matches and tournaments scheduled. THE TENNIS TEAM — From Left to Right: Van Wilson, Liz Price, Coach Causey, Joe Ha rdt, Harold Rosbottom, Dan Murphy. I rH4J 4M rTTTT+ff +H- THE SEXES Hey there ' s a girl trying out for the men ' s tennis team this afternoon! Are you kidding? let ' s go watch. and so it began — the struggle for the equal rights in inter-collegiate sports at Cen- tenary College. The real struggle started in 1972 with the passage of an act of Congress stating that women should have equal opportunity to participate in varsity athletics on college cam- puses receiving federal funds. Even though it is a slow process the struggle continues and may be eliminiated soon. Through such areas as a grievance board and petitions the needs of women are and will be met by Centen- ary. Progress is on its way, and very soon women ' s intercollegiate sports will be a part of Centenary Athletics. One of the main intercollegiate sports at Centenary is baseball led by Coach Evans. With a short season consisting of 12 games in the Fall and sixty-one games in the Spring, the team is con- stantly on the road. All home games this year were played at SPAR Stadium with many returning faces and excellent new players, the team is looking forward to another winning season. • ... Xf Jim Windom, Rick Alwater, Mike Hainsfurther, Jerry Rowland, Don Hashman, Brent Lutz, Danny Moyers, Dell Bergeron, Mark Hargis, Mark Dunny, Paige Hudson, Rick Davis, Tommy Kox, Mike Young, Brad Graham, Ken Naff — Manager, Tom Brummer, Leslie Jones, Larry Haas, Bill Evans, Bill Schmidt, Jim Halgas, Wayne Rohlf ing, Kirk Tolson, Robert Mosby, Coach Evans. ■ ■ , .... « .. l.—JIfci jRS ® 1 ' 4 ' ; , . j | . . v . _ I •jar 31 i TSf 3 -«— r. K52 . ft, ' • • ' .- - , , Xi I . - —  3fi • « •. 195 Spring Schedule E. Texas Bap. S. F. Austin Grambling W. Ga. College Ouch, Bap. Ga. Tech. U.S.W.La. Colombus Lamar Mercer U. U. of Ark. S. State Principia N.W. State La. Tech. La. Tourneau La. Tourneau Lamar Hender St. Ouch. Bap. N.E. La. Bap. Christian N.E. State N.E. La. La. College La. Tech South State U. of Ark. E. Texas Bap. La. College • « j£Q 31 41 196 Another intercollegiate sport of Centenary is golf. Unlike most sports the Golf Team competes year round. This past fall they had eight matches two being played at home and six away. The biggest event of the team ' s year was attendance by four team members at a tournament in Mexico. You could say that they are international swingers. THE GOLF TEAM — From Left to Right: Larry Shannahan, John Mon- telpre, Hal Sutton, Dave Atkins, Paul Summfelt, Ross Beamer, and Jim Don- ner. GOLFERS CROSS COUNTRY THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — From Left to Right: Rick Goins, Ron Casaillas, Martin Poole, Jimmy Potter, Kevin Ewer, David Meyer. Below: Coach Hanson. Centenary ' s cross country team is only in its fifth year and already it has taken its share of trophies in big school competi- tion. Last fall the team took second place in Big Sandy Texas and took many third place honors from schools all over the Louisiana and Texas area. Although the cross country team has had its share of injuries this spring they are looking forward to a competitive year. SOCCER Centenary ' s soccer team is getting better and better all the time. Last fall the winning season of the team built much confi- dence which will help the team to grow and build towards excel- lence. The team has recruited many new members this year and under the leadership of their co-captains Dave Barnett and Clin- ton Schmidt will certainly have a good spring season. THE SOCCER TEAM — From Left to Right: Dave Barnett, Dean Sawyer, Clinton Schmidt, Stu Park, Manash Sarcar, Henry Mata, Saad. Ali, Alfonso McLean, Jesus Alvarez. BASKETBALL With many strikes against them, the loss of Robert Parish, a new head basket- ball coach, only six returning players from last year, and many new faces to the squad the 1976-77 Centenary Basketball Team still gave their opponents a run for their money. It was a year of regrouping and rebuilding for the young team. The team was led by Bobby White in scoring, John Pitts in rebounds. Bill Schmidt in steals and Al Barns in blocked shots. The other two main starters Kevin Starke and Aaron steered the team in excellent ball-handling skills for freshmen new to the college basketball scene. When the starters weren ' t in the game Coach Wal- lace had a strong bench to pick from consisting of Rudy Mann, Walter Louis, Chris Cummings, Leroy Crayton and Robbie Senn. The season started out slow but as the players got accustomed to playing together things began picking up. Several games in which the Gents were the underdogs, they came out on top. Many of the games they lost were only by three points or less. Senior John Pitts will be missed next year, but with the returning ten players and Beau Jackson and George Lott waiting in the wings to play, the Gents ' opponents better watch out for them in 77-78. BASEKTBALL TEAM — From Left to Right, Front Row: Ken Naff, Leroy Crayton, Chris Cummings, Bill Schmidt, Robby Senn, Kevin Starke, Aaron Strayhorn. Back Row: Coach Wallace, Al Barnes, Walter Louis, Rudy Manne, John Pitts, Bobby White, Coach Kestenbaum. Ill I • II- 1976-77 Gents 69 North Texas State 76 Gents 79 Pan American 80 Gents 68 Northern Illinois 68 Gents 67 Northwestern La. 70 Gents 88 Southwestern La. 91 Gents 93 Houston Baptist 71 Gents 81 Southwestern La. 73 Gents 74 Detroit 79 Gents 80 St. Peter ' s 74 Gents 85 La. Tech 84 Gents 71 Indiana State 74 Gents 86 Pan American 68 Gents 62 Robert Morris 65 Gents 69 McNeese 62 Gents 62 Creighton 84 Gents 61 Milwaukee 82 Gents 70 Indiana State 88 Gents 99 Hardin-Simmons 87 Gents 79 Northwestern La. 71 Gents 81 Texas 105 II P: ; THE The Cheerleaders are from left to right: Mary Beall, Fran Duaime, Bart Weaver, Mark Wiginton, Chad Edwards, Chuck Wallace, Betsy Bingham, Melanie Patterson, Robin Birdsong, Emily Oppenlander, and Pam Jennings. % OF THE GENT According to Webster ' s spirit is the motivating, feeling part of man and school spirit at Centenary could not be described more perfectly. With the addition of male cheerleaders, and the presence of an extra rowdy crowd and very spirited coach the Gents motivation hit its peak in ' 76- ' 77. The consequences — technicals, irritated referee ' s, but more important a common bond of loyalty developed among the supporters of Centenary Athlet- ics. The feeling part of Centenary Students surely reflects affection for the Gent teams and our alma mater. SPIRIT Supporters THE CENTENARY LADIES ARE — Betsy Boyd, Sherri McCullough, Julie Grammar, Betsy Stockinger, Paula Glanville, Ani Pages, Amanda McCoy, Eleece Bearden. Not Pictured: Becky Murphy and Melody Tanner. 210 . . the thrill of victory; the agony of defeat 211 Intramurals SEMI-PROS INACTION Intramurals at Centenary are very competitive sports. They can be fun or very vicious and at one time or another have been both on our campus. Every group has their most important rival or the ultimate goal of a particular championship, each person strives for an individual goal or specific accomplishment, every group has followers and players and this makes Centenary intramurals a worthwhile program. Intramurals are organized by two groups, the Men ' s Intramural Council and the Women ' s Recreation Association. These groups are the governing bodies of intramurals. They organize games, obtain equipment, and help enforce the rules of the various sports. Since intramurals are such a big part of campus these peo- ple are kept very busy. Through their organization intramurals are able to function quite sufficiently. Intramurals — they kept Centenary students leading a busy and active life. They keep Centenary students out of trouble? Well, almost. L N % f tiafipaty typify xws-wty The football intramurals champs were from left to right, Dan Park, Jack Fink, John McConnell, David Poe, Joe Hardt, Mike Haik, Harold Rosbottom, Martin Poole, Tom Zentner, Ellis Brown, and Len Archer. t- Hr Intramurals The women ' s intramural champs are from left to right: Eleece Bearden, Betsy Maquire, Vida Traylor, Jackie Young Morris, Robin Nyquist, Marion Hood, and Cheryl Courtney. J f . ' } ' £■ WZttSsUm 215 intramurals 216 Above — THE MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUN- CIL — From Left to Right: Jeb Bell, Mike Marshall, Clayton Davis, Mike Broyles, Jack Fink, Chip Kruse, David Bertanzetti, Scott Hayes, Paul Griffith, Dale Cottongim, and David Wheeler. THE PEOPLE WHO PLA YED THE GAMES A MEMORIAM James Richard Jackson March 6, 1954 — November 28, 1976 218 A MEMORIAM Mrs. Dorothy Reid Housemother — Hardin Dorm July 30, 1902 — November 11, 1976 219 220 Abozahrah, Hussien . . . Engineering Adamson, Peter . . . P.E. . . . Dean ' s List; Tennis Team AJben, Pam . . . Psychology . . . Zeta Tau Alpha Anderson, Leslie . . . Elem. Ed. . . . Choir; Elections Committee; Zeta Tau Alpha Aslin, Anna . . . Theatre Speech . . . Honor Court, Chief Justice; KSCL Atchley, Carol . . . Business Psych. Babb, Louis Barnes, Alfred . . . P.E. . . . Basketball Team Bergeron, Andrew . . . P.E. . . . Baseball Team, Best Defensive Player Bozone, George . . . Christian Ed. Brown, Mary Helen . . . Liberal Arts . . . KSCL; YONCOPIN, Sports Ed.; WRA; Band; CONGLOMERATE Buseick, Mary-Jan . . . Elem. Ed. . . . WRA; Chi Omega Bynum, Mary Ann . . . Religion Campbell, Jeannie . . . English . . . Zeta Tau Alpha, President; Dean ' s List; Alpha Chi; Maroon Jacket; Judicial Board, Presi- dent; Who ' s Who Carmichael, Ann . . . Chemistry . . . Open Ear; R.A.; Conglomerate; SGA Committee Chiasson, Susan . . . Theatre . . . River- towne Players Commander, Linda . . . Government . . . Alpha Chi; SGA, Vice-President and Trea- surer; Pre-Law Club; Maroon Jacket; James Dorm Treasurer; R.A.; SGA Committees Cornelius, Jack . . . Chemistry Biology . . . AED; Alpha Chi; Math Club; Alpha Sigma Chi Davis, Sid . . . Music Dckens, Van . . . Religion Dickerson, Paul . . . Religion . . . Honor Court Duke, Jeff . . . Religion Dunnigan, Tim . . . Biology . . . AED, President; Dean ' s List; Biology Club, V.P.; Educational Policy Committee Edwards, Chad . . . Business Evinger, Wendy . . . History . . . Dean ' s List; Law Club Fair, Joy . . . Piano Fannon, Linda . . . Chemistry Biology . . . Alpha Chi, President; Alpha Sigma Chi, Pres.; AED, Treasurer; Dorm Council; Intra- mural Sports Fink, Jack . . . Liberal Arts . . . Kappa Sigma, President; Athletic Manager; Judicial Board Flax, Mike . . . Psych. Florin, Francoise . . . Foreign Languages . . . Newman Club; MSM; James Dorm, President; R.A. Fraser, Susan . . . Biology Goad, Herb . . . Business Gorgas, Vicki . . . Economics . . . SGA, V.P.; SGA, Senator; Sexton Dorm, V.P.; Maroon Jacket; Wilderness Society, SGA Committees; Ellis Brown Leadership Award; Senior Credits Honors Program in Economics Grammer, Kay . . . Soc. Religion . . . Order of Diana; TKE Sweetheart; Hardin Dorm Council; CSCC Council Graham, Mark . . . Psychology . . . TKE; Psychology Club; Cheerleader Haas, Steve . . . Pre-engineering . . . Alpha Chi; TKE; Intramurals; SGA Committees Hamilton, Gail . . . Sociology . . . Social Sciences Club Hardt, Joe . . . English . . . Tennis Team, Kappa Sigma President; Interfraternity Coun- cil; Who ' s Who; Pacesetter Hesser, James . . . Religion . . . Choir; MSM; Rivertowne Players; CSCC Council Jensen, Elise . . . Sociology . . . Chi Omega; Canterbury Club Jennings, Pam . . . Business . . . Chi Omega, President; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; Cheerleader; Maroon Jackets; Panhellenic; SGA Senator Karriker, Dub . . . Music . . . Choir, Presi- dent Knox, Cynthia . . . Sociology . . . Chi Omega; Social Sciences Club; SGA Commit- tee Land, Derrik . . .. Business LeBlanc, Bert . . . Math Physics . . . Math Club Lincoln, Robin . . . Music . . . Chi Omega; Choir; Opera; WRA; MSM; Chambersingers Listen, Mark . . . Music Ed. . . . Choir, V.P. Lloyd, Alma . . . Theatre Speech . . . Dorm Council Mahone, Molly . . . Sociology . . . ZTA; R.A.; Elections Committee; Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who Mattmiller, Charlotte . . . Religion Mathews, Steve . . . Christian Ed. Mayer, Andrew . . . His tory . . . TKE, Pres- ident; KSCL; Forums Committee Maumus, Jeannie . . . Elem. Ed. . . . Alpha Chi, Chi Omega; Dean ' s List; Theta Chi Sweetheart; WRA; Sexton Dorm Council McKinley, DeEtte . . . Psychology . . . Pom-Pon Girl; Kappa Pi McKinzie, Lee . . . Religion McLean, Kelley . . . Psychology . . . Chi Omega; Theta Chi Sweetheart; Dean ' s List; Psych. Club Murray, Vicki . . . Elem. Ed. . . . Dance Team Naff, Ken . . . P.E. . . . Athletic Trainer, Varsity Athletics Neal, Susan . . . Psychology Nichols, Mike . . . Geology O ' Brien, Liz . . . Elem. Ed. Pack, Marcella . . . Sociology Pentecost, Kaye . . . Christian Ed. . . . Alpha Chi; Dean ' s List Pratt, Melinda . . . Sociology . . . Choir Prince, Scott . . . Sacred Music . . . Alpha Chi; Chamber Singers Raney, Ron . . . Psychology . . . Bio. Club; Psych. Club; Kappa Sigma; Dean ' s List Reedy, Cynthia . . . Music . . . Chi Omega; Kappa Sigma Sweetheart; Phi Beta; Choir; Opera Reedy, Mike . . . Biology . . . SGA, Vice President; IFC, President; Kappa Sigma Ross, Mary Lou . . . Theatre . . . WRA; ZTA, Treasurer; Rivertowne Players, Presi- dent; Open Ear James Dorm Council; YON- COPIN, Business Manager Rowland, Jerry . . . Business . . . Baseball Team Russell, Vickie Rae . . . Theatre Speech Ryba, Rick . . . Biology . . . ODK; TKE; AED; YONCOPIN; Judicial Board; SGA, President, Vice-President, Senator Sancton, Terri . . . Theatre Speech Sarcar, Manash . . . Biology . . . Who ' s Who; Alpha Sigma Chi; Alpha Chi; AED Schaller, Patty . . . Music Educ. . . . Opera Workshop; Chamber Singers Scheffer, Krista . . . Sociology . . . KSCL; Alpha Chi Shaw, Janine . . . Psychology . . . YON- COPIN, Editor; SGA Senator, Who ' s Who; Honors Program, Psych; ZTA, Historian; Communications Committee Shoemaker, Richard . . . Religion Shukayr, Nasser . . . Btology Simmons, Hamp . . . Theatre Skrmetti, Peter . . . Government . . . Theta Chi; Dorm Council, Chairman; SGA Elec- tions Chmn.; Judicial Board Staples, Debbie . . . Music . . . Opera Workshop; Choir; Phi Beta Swan, Terry . . . Christian Ed. Taha, Monther . . . Business Timbs, Jeff . . . Sociology Treadwell, Joel . . . Psychology . . . KSCL; Conglomerate; Rotary Roaches Vandiver, Gary . . . Biology . . . AED; Alpha Sigma Chi Van Eman, Janie . . . Elem. Ed. Vaughn, Alison . . . History . . . Chi Omega; Theta Chi Little Sister Vaughn, Bill . . . Music Viser, Murray . . . Psychology Wallace, Chuck . . . Christian Ed. . . . Dorm Council; SGA Committee Warner, Mike . . . Chemistry . . . Con- glomerate, Editor; KSCL; Dean ' s List; Chair- man, Entertainment Committee; Who ' s Who; ODK; Biology Club Wheeler, David . . . Accounting . . . TKE; Pre-Law Club; Intramurals Whittington, Dailene . . . Government History . . . Choir; Kappa Lambda; Pre-Law Club Windham, Jim . . . Sociology . . . Baseball Team Young, Mary . . . Elem. Ed. . . . SGA, Sena- tor; Choir; Chi Omega; Order of Diana, President; Maroon Jacket Young, Mike . . . P.E. . . . Baseball Team Young, Jackie . . . P.E. . . . TKE Sweet- heart ; Pom Pon Girl Zeller, Bill . . . Government Student Index Abo Zahrah, Hussicn: 66 Abreu, Wayne Adams, Barry Adams, Lark Adams, Lydia Adamson, Pete Ades, Leah: 27, 154, 159, 160 Ades, Elaine: 69, 166, 150, 172 Alagood, Linda Albano, Karen: 71, 170, 171 Alben, Pam: 181 Albert, Edwin Alexander, Charles Alexander, Reginald Allain, Lila Allen, Virginia: 158 Allums.John Al-Mokieel, Abdoul Almond, Trudy: 46 Al-Obaida, Ali: 199 Alvarez, Jesus: 199 Anders, Richard Anderson, Charles Anderson, Leslie: 180 Andress, Knox: 149 Anglin, Walter An tee, Terry Archer, Len: 212, 185,73 Ard, Anne: 171 Arnold, Shirley: 22 Arseneau, Judy: 59 Armstrong, Paul: 61 Arthur, Alan Aslin, Anna: 55, 157 Atchley, Carol: 44, 168, 176 Atkins, David: 197 Avant. Hugh Azocar, Sulfani: 18 Babb, Louis Baird,John: 44, 149 Baker, Anna Baker, Douglas: 168, 150 Ballard, Cathy: 169 Barberian, Karabit: 66 Barnes, Al: 200 Barnett, David: 69, 199, 173 Barnwell, Deborah Bartlett, Donna Bartlett, Nina Bass, Jill: 36 Baxter, William Beall,Mary:63, 206 Beamer, Ross: 186 Bearden, Eleece: 18, 69, 214, 169, 208 Beaumont, Mirian Beauregard, Dal: 146, 162, 170 Bell, David: 37, 155, 170, 186 Bell.Jeb: 217,40, 155, 186 Benson, Hamilton Bergeron, Andrew: 27, 194 Bergeron, Earleen Bergstedt, Julie: 168, 162, 75 Bernatowicz, Diane: 74 Berner, Stephanie Bernstein, Arthur Berry, Rick: 50, 182, 176 Bertanzetti, David: 50, 97, 217, 182, 173 Bigelow, Abbie Biggs, Marvin Bingham, Betsy: 18, 206 Bird, Tony: 51, 182, 162, 173, 183 Birdsong, Robin: 25, 206, 183, 178 Black, Jonathan Blacker, Karen: 56, 146, 154 Blackman, Gordon Bonen, Mark Bordeaux, Ruth Bordeaux, T.E. Bordelon, Mildred Bowdon, Kenneth: 60 Boyd, Barbara Boyd, Betsy: 46, 208 Boyet, Aggie Bozeman, Richard Bozone, George Braddock, Barbara Bradcn, Greg: 159, 160, 157, 161 Bradley, Ora: 26 Brady, Cheri: 63 Brassel, Patricia Bricker, Tim: 23, 162 Briggs, Paul: 146 Bristow,Josh: 52 Britt, Lay ton Britton, Jay: 185, 184 Brock, Sandra: 170 Brooker, Tim: 146 Bronner, Lane Brown, Ann: 47 Brown, Ellis: 212, 180, 175, 184 Brown, Curtis Brown, Evelyn Brown, Margaret Ellen: 32 Brown, Mary Helen: 27, 106, 159, 162, 172 Brown, Sue: 61, 181, 180 Brown, Toulmin Broyles, Mike: 37, 217, 185, 175 Brummer, Thomas: 194 Bruner, Theresa: 24, 159, 180 Bryant, Charles Bryant, Phyllis: 42 Buckholtz, Gale: 25, 179 Buckner, Stephen Bui, MinhThi Bui, Thanh Thi Bui, Lan Thi Burgess, Alison: 32 Burlington, Jackie: 29 Burns, Roberta: 44, 169 Busch, Cathy: 24, 109, 168, 146, 159, 180 Buseick, Mary Jan: 179, 72 Butler, Clay: 54 Butt, Mary: 181 Bynum, Bill: 38 Bynum, Mary Ann: 33 Bywaters, Bill: 51, 182, 172, 183 Cadenhead, Richard Caf fery, Barbara Caf fery, Mary Ann Caldwell, Jack: 50, 169, 182, 162, 183 Caldwell, Tony: 51, 182 Calhoun, Stephenie: 171,47 Callaway, Craig: 169 Camp, Rebecca: 58, 179, 158 Campbell, Craig: 46 Campbell, Jeannie: 61, 109, 112, 106, 159, 174, 180 Campbell, Robert Candell, Donald Caraway, Jan Carmichael, Ann: 155, 159, 158, 53 Carpenter, Nancy: 56, 146 Carr, Don Carroll, Emmie Carter, Diana: 70 Carter, Mary Cartmill, Theresa: 40 Cashio, Charles Casillas, Ron: 198 Cassell, Rebecca Cathcart, James Cecil, Lewis Cecola, Tom Chandler, William Cherry, Grant Cheyne.Jane Cheyne, Bill: 39, 186 Chi, Chang Chia: 67 Chiasson, Susan: 31, 150 Christmas, Robert Clark, Robert: 69, 142, 187 Clark, Versa: 35, 155, 158, 187 Clifton, Candi: 33,216, 154 Cody, Danna Coffey.John: 51, 182, 183 Colbert, Sandra Cole, David: 146, 170, 186, 43, 76 Cole, Newton: 42 Cole, Ellen: 181,75 Coleman, Loyd Collins, Charles Colvinjohn: 158, 186 Colvin, Susan: 158 Colvin, Thomas: 186 Commander, Linda: 109, 112, 106, 142, 159 Compton, Betty: 154,48 Connolly, Steve: 40, 175, 155, 189 Cook, Eleanor: 46 Cooper, Darrell Cooper, Hans Cooper, Nancy: 33, 104, 108, 166, 146, 159, 143, 157, 164, 165, 181 Corbin, Michael: 70 Cornelius, Jack: 159, 160, 161, 47 Cosgrave, John: 71, 104, 142, 144 Cottongim, Dale: 69, 217, 155 Courtney, Cheryl: 63, 214, 172 Coyle, Hugh Crafton, Sharon: 60 Craigo, Bobby Crain, Barry: 185 Crain, Barry: 150 Crank, Wayne: 50, 182 Craton, Catherine Cray ton, Leroy: 27, 200 Cromwell, Rita: 42, 169 Cross, Tricia: 60, 158 Crowder, Corlie Crownover, Joseph Culpepper, Kathleen Cummings, Chris: 200 Cummings,Jane: 52 Cunningham, Brenda: 49 Cunningham, Kelly Curry, Lesley: 158, 173,75 Cutt, Chris: 155,73 Daily, Diana: 21 Darden, Sarah: 150,49 Darrow, Bobby Dasserteau, David: 154 Dauphin, Ron: 21, 177, 188 Davis, Brad: 56, 142, 144, 186 Davis, Clayton: 217 Davis, Rhonda: 62, 168, 170 Davis, Rick: 28, 185, 194 Davis, Sid: 31, 148, 164 Davis, Westal Dawn, Joe Day, Seva DeBuys, Pete: 171 Deckant, Tanya De Loach, John Demers, Richard: 72 Denman, Janet: 49 DePriest, Steven DeVault, Pamela DeWare, Bill: 173,48 Dickens, Van: 29, 170 Dickens, Jeannine: 179,49 Dickerson, Marlin Dickerson, Paul: 39, 105, 98, 168, 159, 157, 171 Dickey, David Dillingham, Jane: 61, 181 Dinger, Al: 36 Dobbs, Kathy: 170 Dodson, Dick: 63, 169, 186 Donner.Jim: 185 Draper, Melissa: 62 Duaime, Fran: 206, 40, 188 Duhon, Sharon Dukejeff: 68, 157, 158, 171 Duke, Timothy Duncan, David Duncan, Scott: 24, 169, 185, 142, 175 Dunlap, Mark Dunnigan, Tim: 44, 108, 161 Durio, Michael Dutcher, Dana: 32, 156, 172, 179 DuVall, Jimmy Echols, Scott Edmund, Dan: 36, 108, 100, 180, 142, 159, 184 Edwards, Clarence Edwards, Herries: 168, 146, 162, 161 Edwards, Chad: 50, 206, 182 Edwards, Janie: 43 Effinger, Linda Eisner, Mike: 66, 168 Eldred.Jody: 158 Elkins, Cindy: 55, 148 Elliott, Gary: 20 Ellis, Dana: 42, 148 Ellis, Tina: 66 Ellis, Scott: 160 English, Linda Eyjolfsson, Atli: 69, 155, 188 Ent, Bill: 182 Erbe, Bonnie: 62, 171 Ermes, Peter: 34, 162, 155, 187 Estill, Tina: 26 Evans, Louis: 51 Evans, William: 27, 194 Evinger, Wendy Ewer, Kevin: 198, 173 Ewing, Leser: 72 Fairjoy: 166, 159, 103, 164 Fakess.John: 182 Fannon, Linda: 109, 107, 159, 160, 161, 48 Farmer, Linda: 51 Feazel, Pam Feldman, Noble Fess, Stephen: 34, 155, 187 Fielder, Debbie Fields, Woodie: 74 Finch, Pat: 24, 148 Findt, Betty Fink, Jack: 101, 212, 217, 180, 156, 184, 46 Finley, Beverly: 42, 170 Finley, Nancy: 159, 160, 48 Finley, John: 162 Finnell, Kathlyn Fisher, Claudia: 48 Fisher, Mary Fite, Darrell: 50, 182 Fittz, Laura Fitzgerald, Thomas Flax, Mike: 26, 162, 186 Florin, Francoise: 155, 77 Ford, cliff: 45, 171 Ford, Mark Foster, Nancy: 44, 149 Fowle, Melissa Fraser, Susan Frates, Lisa Frazier, Jay: 64 Freeman, Brigitte: 171, 52 Freeman, Lynn: 42, 166, 150 French, Enoch Fugler, Rick Fuller, William: 173 Gabler, Corey: 68, 182, 172 Gaby, Charles Gadpaille, Bob Gall, Edward Gallien, Mary Gamble, Danny: 33, 165 Gannaway, Bob: 35, 185 Gardere, John: 42, 68, 182, 172 Gardere, Bob: 51, 182, 176, 183 Garison, Eula Garner, Don: 40, 185 Garner, Joe Garrard, Ginny: 46 Garrett, Amanda: 32, 177, 181 Gauthier, George Gerard, Margaret Ghio, Betty Lou Gipson, Ralph Glanville, Paula: 29, 208 Glosser, Sharon: 74 Goad, Herb Goins, Rick: 20, 198 Goldsholl, Rochelle Gomez, Miguel Gorgas, Vicki: 27, 109, 112, 106, 100, 155, 142, 154,72 Goss, Kim: 181 Gottlob. Mark Graf, Mike: 182, 172, 76 Graham. Bradley: 194 Graham, Mark: 176, 186,49 Grammer, Julie: 67, 179. 208 Grammer, Kay: 67, 187 221 Grant, Nancy Grauke, Dale: 185 Gray, Robert Green, Susan: 57, 94, 109, 166, 142, 174, 165, 180 Greenough, Ann: 142, 172, 180 Gresham, John Griffith, Dorothy Griffith, Martha: 19, 162 Griffith, Paul: 65, 217, 172, 155, 18 Grogan, Terry: 159, 103, 180, 52 Groom, Karen Guerin, Glenn Gutierrez, David: 58 Haas, Karen Haasd, Larry: 194 Haas, Steven: 159, 186 Haik, Mike: 212, 185 Hainsfurther, Mike: 27, 104, 185, 159, 194 Halgas.Jim: 18, 194 Hall, Diana: 154 Hamilton, Gail: 51 Hancock, Debbie Hancock, Jane Hancock, George Hankins, John Hanson, Kim: 41 Hanson, Lisa: 142, 144,41 Harbison, Mark Hard, Jim: 30, 97, 155, 158, 187 Hardin, Donna: 148, 178, 165 Hardin, John Hardt,Joe: 30, 105, 192, 212, 180, 142, 175, 184 Hardy, Sydney Hargis, Mark: 194 Harrell, Chris Harrington, Chris Harris, Boyd Harris, Dan Harris, Jo Anne Harrison, Sharren: 29, 168, 146, 161, 170 Hart, John Hartman, Pam: 178, 174, 77 Harvey, Susie: 25, 149, 164, 79 Hashman, Don: 194 Hawkins, Henry: 51 Hawkins, Lloyd: 182 Hawkins, Holly: 150, 151 Haygood, Holly: 62, 179 Hayes, Scott: 217 Heard, Robert Hearn, Diana Heatherly, Mark Hebert, Nan: 62, 175, 179 Hedgcock, Gerald Hedges, Lisa Hedges, Marcia Heffner, Dale Heffner, Karen Hendryx, Donna: 64, 170 Henley, Brent: 44, 188 Henriksen, John Hermann, Rosemary Hesemann, Casie: 160, 179 Hesser, James Heumann, Reyland: 64 Hicks, Debra: 99, 151 Hiers, Barbara Hiett, Susan: 142 Hilborn, Cherie: 159, 160, 74 Hill, Romeo Hillenkamp, Nancy Hirsch, Augustus Hirsch, Thomas: 189 Hitchcock, Linda Hoggs, Leroy Hoke, Heidi: 51 Holland, Tim: 44, 171 Holleman, Debra Hollingsworth, Fran: 40 Holloway, Randall Holstein, Dale: 68 Hood, Marion: 59, 214, 216 Horn, Cathy: 158 Hortman, Suzanne Horton, Bernice Howard, Nell Hoyler, Velma Hudson, Pagie Huffman, Richard Huffman, Loren: 30 Hughens, Kim: 67, 179 Hunter, Sally: 29, 180 Hyatt, Charmaine: 58 Hyde, Chris: 39, 168, 142, 188 lies, Paul: 45 Johns, Paula Irby, Sarah Isner, Brenda: 45 Ivey.Jo Jackson, Jim: 67 Jackson, Mike: 188 Jackson, Wanda: 38 Jeffers.Jan Jenkins, Jane: 72 Jennings, Pam: 112, 106,206, 174, 179, 176, 184, 185 Jensen, Elise: 76 Jeter, Pam Johnson, Ann Johnson, John Johnson, Mary: 46, 75 Johnson, Mary Johnson, Susan Johnston, Christine Johnston, Cinda: 46 Johnston, William Jones, Christal: 73 Jones, Leslie: 194 Jordan, Vicki Joyce, Kandy: 72 Judson, Paige: 194 Kahler, Ellen Kallenberg, Jeffrey Karriker, Dub: 99, 148, 165 Kauss, Nancy: 66, 169 Keating, James Keddal, Mark: 44, 169, 173 Keeney, Linda Kelley, Martha: 57, 166, 150, 172, 81, 180 Kelly, David: 162 Kelly, John: 41 Kelly, Steve: 59 Kennedy, Brian: 28, 156, 187 Keyes, Kathy: 168, 154, 176, 73 Killeen, Jamie: 97, 168, 146, 162, 161, 170 Kime, Michael King, Nancy: 70 King, Russell: 28 Kirchner, Karen: 23 Kirkindoll, Dale: 28, 155 Kirkpatrick, Donna Kneipp, Ixe Kneipp, Lisa Knox, Cindy: 95, 179, 157 Knox, Thomas: 194 Koon, Frank: 36, 186 Konkal, Katy: 171 Kozak, Brad: 29, 78 Kratzke, Cheryl: 45, 181 Kruse, Chip: 50, 217, 182, 183 Kunkel, Kathryn: 60, 171 Kyle, Bill: 50, 180, 183 Labor, Royce: 39, 186 Laderoot, Kenneth: 160 Ladner, Shayne: 63, 169, 142, 187 Lambert, John: 63, 187 Land, Derrik Langton, Winona Laokhamthong, Darouny: 29 Latham, Robert Lawrence, Patricia Lawson, Elaine Lawson, Sara LeBlanc, Bert: 30, 146, 160, 162 Lee, Sunny Lengel, Rod: 73 Lensing, Cathy: 44, 178, 174 Lett, George Leveniek, Craig Lewis, Catherine: 70, 179, 171 Lill, Duncan: 50, 175, 182 Lilley, Doug: 160 Lincoln, Robin: 179 Linder, Cathy: 62, 154, 172, 174, 179 Lloyd, Alma: 54,98 Lloyd, Murray Lockard, William Logan, John: 74 Lohnes, Bobra: 58, 160, 179, 178 Lott, Mary: 171,48 Louis, Walter: 18, 200 Lutz, Brent: 59, 175, 194, 187 Mack, Laura: 154, 77 Madden, Gene Madden, L.J. Maggard, Ross: 25, 156, 175, 79 MaGuire, Betsy: 57, 214, 187 MaGuire, Tim: 182 Mahone, Molly: 61, 107, 155, 154, 180 Maleby, Beverly Malone, Marion: 64 Maness, Davis Manne, Rudy: 200 Maranto, James Marcel, Randy: 188 Marshall, Mike: 64, 217, 142, 172, 175, 176, 188 Marshall, Stewart Marshall, William Martel, Jan Martin, Andrea: 165, 52 Martin, Anita: 53 Martin, Eileen: 32, 166, 175, 179, 165 Martin, Rogers Masako, Oshmo: 165 Mata, Henry: 55, 199 Mathews, Steve: 64, 170 Mathison, Karen: 74 Matthews, Morgan: 50, 182 Matthews, Nancy: 50, 158, 170 Mattmiller, Charlotte Maumus, Jeannie: 179, 155,72 Mayer, Andy: 63, 175, 155, 187 Mayo, Janet: 44, 148 Medina, Ramirez Metairy, Naif: 28 Metoyer, Don Meyer, Ginger: 216 McCann, Vicki: 166, 154, 181 McCartney, Kelvin: 32 McConnellJohn: 36, 212, 180, 184 McCorkle, Don McCoy, Amanda: 56, 181, 208 McCullough, Sheri: 76, 208 McDaniel, Dana: 158 McDaniel, Sam: 182, 161, 41 McDonald, Mark McDougall, Julia McDowell, Stephen McFarland, Charles McKinley, DeEtte McKinney, Kelly: 58, 179 McKinzie, Robert McKinney, Mary McLean, Kelley: 70, 179 McManus, Cindy: 150, 53 McMillin, Michael: 168, 170, 176, 188 McNamee, Robert McNeill, Sallie McNutt, Cynthia McPherson, Kay McQuain, Doug: 51, 182, 183 McQueen, Nancy: 168, 142, 146, 143, 147 McRae, Deborah: 159 McWilliams, Patric: 150, 151 Mehlhoff, Bob: 63 Melancon, Curtis Mercer, Martha Merklein, Elizabeth: 76 Merklein, Patricia Messinger, Mark: 187 Meyer, David Meyer, Ginger Meyer, Douglas: 59, 198 Meyers, Emily Mezzio, Robert: 75 Michel, Amy: 171 Middlebrook, Jayne: 21 Miles, Richard Miller, Brenda: 45, 142 Miller, Clifton Miller, Glenn Millerjoe: 50, 182, 175, 177 Mitchell, Elizabeth: 60 Mitchell, Mimi: 56, 181, 180, 185 Montelepre, John: 197 Monk, Leah: 68 Montgomery, Laureen: 20 Moody, Chuck: 50, 182 Mooney, Michael: 164 Moore, Jeff: 38, 185 Moore.Jess: 36, 185, 149, 177 Moore, Maria: 43 Moore, Paul: 35 Morgan, James: 22 Mosby, Robert: 194 Moser, Virginia Motairy, Knaif: 167 Mozan, Sadd: 29, 167 Munn,John: 182 Murphy, Becky: 155, 142, 156, 208, 144, 145, 181, 180, 185,73 Murphy, Danny: 192, 173 Murphy, Patty: 38, 179, 178 Murphy, Susan: 24, 179 Murray, Vicki Musgrave, Ruth Anne: 170 Muell, Wayne: 194 Myers, Danny: 194 Myers, Ronald Naff, Ken: 62,200, 194 Nance, Dana: 162, 171 Nash, Jan: 56, 180 Nathan, Keith Neal, Susan Ngo, Liem 222 Nguyen, Le Thu Nichols, Mike: 71 Nichols, Suzan: 171,47 Nolte, Gail: 62, 179 Norman, Candie: 164 Norton, Gayle Nyquist, Robin: 64, 214, 168 O ' Brien, Liz: 155 Ochoa, Yaruby Odell, Manoah Oden, Pope: 30, 185 Olson, Melinda: 60 O ' Neal, Debbie: 175, 180, 75 Oppenlander, Emily: 63, 206, 142, 154, 144, 180 Orr, Sue: 23 Osborne, Jamie: 44, 142, 179 Osborne, Ken: 98, 155, 158, 33 Osetinsky, Mike: 160, 186 Ouzts, John Overmyer, Mary Overmyer, Nancy Owen, Carol Owings, Lucy: 47 Pack, Marcella Pages, Ana: 208 Pages, Hector: 50, 182 Palmer, Mary Park, Daniel: 212, 185, 199 Parker, David: 37, 164 Patterson, Melanie: 28, 206, 175, 181 Patterson, Susan: 148, 166, 149, 181,46 Peace, Geralyn: 24, 178 Peacock, Melanie Peacock, Bob: 58, 148 Peak, Pam Penri-Evans, David: 50, 155, 164 Pentecost, Kaye: 64 Perez, Carlos: 63 Perez, Jose Perry, Carol Perry, Dean Peyton, Bill Pham, Quan Pharrjeff: 185 Pilcher, Louis Pina, Danilo: 63 Pinckley, Ruth Piper, Larry Pitts, John: 200 Pleasant, Mary Jo: 42, 176, 181 Poe, David: 212, 185, 184 Poindexter, Terry Pomeroy, Allen: 150 Pomeroy, Mark Poole, Martin: 37, 212, 180, 192, 176, 184 Poore, Dennis: 61, 150, 151 Potter, Jimmy: 36, 185, 198 Potts, Mike: 59,176, 188, 189 Powell, Larry Power, Thomas Pratt, Jon Pratt, Melinda Prechter, Gary: 50, 168, 182, 162, 175,173 Price, Liz: 61, 192, 181 Prince, Scott: 33, 164, 165 Prince, Susan: 70, 164, 171 Pryor, Darlene: 155, 159, 170 Ramey, Stephen Ramsay, Mary: 60 Randall, Robert Rands, Susan Raney, Ron: 185 Rapp, Michael: 76 Rashed, Thowad: 79 Rausseo, Carlos Ray.Jody: 188,49 Redden, Enid Reeder, Bryan Reedy, Cindi: 166, 165, 185 Reedy, Mike: 185 Reid, Barbara Rembert, Arden: 159 Rembert, Greg Phagan.John Rhodes, Jeroune Rice, Susan: 181, 180, 46 Richards, Mike Richardson, Beth: 45, 154, 181 Riggin, Grace: 31, 148, 165 Riggsby, Diana: 71 Rivers, Kerri: 24, 150,78 Roberts, Howard: 172 Roberts, Selwyn: 70, 168 Robinson, Mel: 162 Robinson, Sarah Rodriguez, Allen: 163 Rodriguez, Juan: 167 Rohrer, Dianne: 65, 171 Rogers, Paul: 69, 159, 161 Rohlfing, Wayne Roppolo, Carlo Rosbottom, Harold: 192, 212 Rose, Harold Ross, Mary Lou: 33, 142, 150, 151, 144, 145, 180,78 Rowland, Jerry: 194 Rowland, Mark: 41 Roy, Don: 54, 105 Rucker, Meredith Russell, Steve: 40 Russell, Vickie Rae Russo, Tina: 24, 179 Ryba, Rick: 63, 109, 108, 142, 161, 187 Sailer, Charles Salguero, Amtonio Sanchez, Vincent Sancton, Terri: 150 Sander, Dal: 96, 162,46 Sanders, Mary: 77 Sanders, Rick: 50, 182, 176, 183 Sarcar, Manash: 69, 106, 100, 160, 199, 161,173 Sartor, Jean Sassin, Deborah: 54 Savage, Gina Sawyer, Dean: 199, 47 Scales, Lydia Scallan, Lucy Scarlato, Michael Schaller, David: 68, 165 Schaller, Marcey: 164, 76 Schaller, Patricia: 68, 165 Scheffer, Krista: 31, 162 Schmidt, Clinton: 161, 199, 173 Schmidt, Bill: 200, 194 Steward, Brenda Schurman, Lisa Schwartz, Joseph Scott, Elizab eth Sears, Jim Seeliger, Sally Segers, Becky: 150, 180, 72 Sellers, Annie: 25, 168, 164, 170 Senn, Robbie: 200 Serra, Patricia Serio, Tommy: 150 Shannahan, Lawrence: 197 Shannon, Patrick: 65 Sharidah, Ali Sharrak, Abdul Shawjanine: 29, 107, 148, 144, 145, 181 Shaw, Sandra: 43 Shehee, Andy: 63, 187 Shelton, Laurie: 19 Sheridan, John: 53 Sherman, David: 59, 177, 186 Sherman, Joy: 148 Shipp, Laconia Shoemaker, Richard Shuey, Paul: 29,72 Shukayr, Nasser Sidney, Terry Sievers, Stephen Simmons, Hamp: 150, 52 Simmons, Harriet Simmons, Marlys Simpson, Sally Singdahlsen, Anna: 64, 170 Skrmetti, Peter: 40, 156, 188 Slade, Rhonda: 39 Smart, Martha Smelley, Hal: 76 Smith, Ann Smith, Donna Smith, Donna Louise Smith, George Smith, Patricia: 64, 170 Sommerfeldt, Paul Spence, Vicky: 23 Staples, Deborah: 148, 165 Starke, Kevin: 200 Stegall, Marguerite Stephens, Lila Sterrett, Carol: 178, 154, 174, 176, 77 Stinson, Danny Stock, Gudrun: 31, 161 Stockinger, Betsy: 37, 170, 181, 208 Stockwell, Liz Strayhorn, Aaron: 20 Stringer, Carol: 61, 145, 181 Strotman, Bruce: 35, 171 Stroud, Scott Sublett, Susie: 28, 142, 174, 181, 79 Sutton, Hal: 197 Swan, Terry: 67, 108, 155 Sweeters, Donald Tabor, Burnard Taha, Monthar Tanner, Melodye: 39, 208 Tanner.Jeanne: 50, 160, 168 Taylor, Raymond Taylor, Marshall: 61, 148, 144, 158, 186 Testa, Joe: 26, 165 Teterjeff: 76 Thawwad, Rashed: 28 Thibodeaux, Yvonne Thomas, Delia Faye: 34 Thomas, Doris Thomas, Kathryn Thomas, Mary Bea: 56, 172, 181 Thomas, Melvin Thompson, Catherine Thompson, Charles Thomson, Peggy Thornton, Helen Thornton, Lucie: 56, 155, 179, 158, 178 Tiller, Randy Timbsjeff: 158 Tolson, Kikr: 194 Tot aro, Robert Traham, Alice Trammcll.Janis: 69 Trammell.Jayne: 216, 134, 180, 73 Traylor, Vida: 214, 150 Treadwell, loci Turnage, Michael Turner, Ross Turner, Jean: 18, 179, 173, 177 Turner, Kathy: 77 Turnley, Thomas Turtle, Sharon: 42, 216, 168 Unterborn, Brian: 188 Upshaw,Jane: 64, 170 Van Eman, Janie: 43 Vandiver, Gary: 159, 160, 161 Van Epp, Darlene Van Tiem, Julie: 61, 150, 151 Vardeman, James Vaughn, Alison: 48 Vaughan, Anne Vaughan, Richard Vaughn, Bill: 48 Vaught, Janet: 26 Vilbig, Madie Viser, Murray Vivian, Bob: 175, 182,52 Wachsmuth, Hans: 58, 188 Walker, Tal Wallace, Chuck: 58, 107, 206, 155, 142, 171 Wallace, Becky: 175, 181 Walters, George Ward, Rick: 161 Warner, Michael: 71, 105, 109, 168, 160, 162, 147, 157 Warren, Linda: 59 Watts, Barbara Weaver, Bart: 18, 206, 173, 177 Webster, James Welch, William Welch, Yasrrun: 158 Wells, Roarke: 65, 155, 188 West, Andy: 186 Wheeler, David: 217, 175, 187, 52 Whitaker, Charlotte: 38, 159, 179, 178 Whitaker, Mary White, Bobby: 200 White, Paula: 159 Whittington, Darlene: 169, 166,41 Wiegand, Daphne: 32, 177, 181 Wieting, Mike: 59, 105, 175, 157 Wiginton, Mark: 31, 206, 186 Wilding, William: 165,48 Wilkins, Melissa: 60 Williams, Robert Williams, Thomas Williams, Victoria Williams, Virginia: 95, 158, 181, 73 Wilson, Lidia Wilson, Van: 192,40, 186 Windham, Jimmy: 194 Witt, Jan Wolfard, Eloise: 57, 172, 181 Womack, Carey Don Wong, Jean Wood, Susan: 41 Wood, Bill: 66, 162 Woolbert, Samuel: 161 Woolley, James Wright, Gary Wright, Holly Yarbrough, Leah Young, Jackie: 57, 214 Young, Mary: 67, 105, 112, 179 Young, Mike: 18. 80, 194. 18-1 Youngblood, Rufus Youngman, April Zeller, Bill Zentner, Tommy: 30, 212, 185 223 : ' • ' ' . 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