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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1979 volume:

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Susan Murphy, Sharon Stucky, Charlotte Thomas 28 : m n m ■ v U 9 L - Geni Daffinee Lydia Gordy Man Arthur 29 Karen Blacker, Judy Sukol, Holly Defoy If Mike Jackson, Jamie Osborne 30 F M T P K A P Y j J j ' Ml Lis 1 N j[ XV 1 ioren Perry, John Weunschel, Paul Shuey, David Parker ce Patterson, Jeri Claiborne f ¥ . ■■ Lori Nielsen, Tim MaGuire 31 Doug Caulkin; Mark Cook Vondel Smith 32 Becky Peter, Gayle Cheatwood, Ann Greenough, Heather Hawkins, Pam McPherson Laura Popejoy, Jane Dillingham, Mimi Mitchell 33 Gloria Colon Parnell Holt Mary Gallien 34 ' S.Y . « ' ¥ ' .- £i HMMIHa lohn L. Martin Brigitte Freeman, Karen Albano David Poe, Vicki Rainbolt 35 Charles Thompson. Anita Martin Harry Bubba Allen 36 t Lambrecht, Evelyn Hamilton, Jenny Verhalen Brent and Linda Lutz thy Broadnax, Selwyn Roberts, Jaun Rodriguez, Noriaki Kamada, John Baird 37 m i Elsa Kapitan Adnan Moussaoui, Abbas Moussaoui 38 Dennis Bodie onna Ring, Jim Spitzkeit Diane Rohrer onna Kirk, Elanor Cook, Laurie Shelton 39 Ken Jeck EADOW OF ART DP PlUni § COLLECTION Debbie Thompson, Larry McCammon, Amy McGhee . r — • ,, . -,— .■. .....vi,:..,...,,,. . Terry Moore. Bob Gannaway 40 nise Bland, Ron Casillas, Jenny Verhalen ;ve Searles, Kevin Trachier, Lionel Richard, Merrill Waulett, Nick Stevens, David Huddelston, Jim vera, Jim McClelland, Tony Stevens, Brian O ' neal, Trey Henry 41 Jan Carpenter, Cathe Lewis ! _ ' ? ' h W Mm x 1 fc E. Annette Anderson Alozie Brigette Gort 42 Woody Fields Morgan Sanders Anita Gorum Hank Payne 43 Cindv McNutt, Jaun Rodrimiez, Theresa Brunner Ted Broyles 44 rk Labor, Louan Peace Melissa Wilkins, Amy Miche Blanka Blazetic, Theresa Heacock 45 Laurie Pullen Clif Ford Debra Bourn Edward Moody 46 renda Fletcher, Charlotte Blakely, Sue Baily, Alicia Briney icky Ricks, Robert Gilmore 47 Janie-Lou Jenkins, Tricia Cross f 1 pi A j 1 Peggy Thomson, Claudia Fisher, Debbie List, Karen Kingsbery, Rick Thomson, Janet Vaught, Charlotte Whitaker, Craig Owen, Sarah Doss, Penny Potter, Bob Pete, Jim Headstings, Robin Nyquist, Bill Gallien, Althea Mickle 48 Susan Aston. Selwyn Roberts Diane Long Diane Bernatowicz, Wolf, Lester Ewing 49 Fran Stevens Martha Orphe Betsy Stockinger, David Bell 50 Diana Riggsby, Kathy Keyes, Mary Sanders Frank Bass Pete DeBuys 51 Robin Gill, Dale Kirkindoll Sue Brown, Sue Orr, Karen Kirchner, Linda Lukey Mike Potts, Paul Harper, Steve Connolly, Mike Woolbert, Jeff Skates, Paul Griffith, Brent Henley, Scott Hyde, Chris Hyde, Steve Lambert, John Vercellino, Jim Hard, Hassel Parker, Mike Marshall, David Fleming, John Holcomb, Chris Rogers SOMETHING G-O-O-D IS GOING TO HAPPEN TO YOU TODAY 52 Joe Dowling, Julie Rimes Lynn Young Trip Ludwig 53 w Fred Williams Angie Gill Mona and John Logan 54 : . «r% Brenda Cunningham, Peggy Miles, Becca Camp Stephanie Calhoun Martha Kelley and John Wilcox 55 Wanda Outlaw - - . ' £•■■ f«ls?v v - i cz, r3? : ■•■■ Anna Singdahlsen, Steve Mathews 56 Mazen Salloum Dana Ellis Sarah Branton 57 Melinda Love, Sarah Doss Hallie Dozier Steve Gillum 58 f ' Elizabeth Willcox Tricia Warren Phil Maguire 59 Jude Fouquier, Julia Van Tiem Earl Turner m Carla Bauer Janine MeGaunn 60 Jeannine Dickens, Greg Caldwell Carolyn Jones Davida d ' Asserteau 61 Juther Dachswucth Jack Stice Hans Wachsmuth and Herman the Hawk 62 Nan Marsha Sarah Bennett Julee Rimes, Candy Clifton, Carla Bauer ft M Andv Johnson 63 } Sue Nichols, Lucy Owings Steve Wren Vicki Learner 64 Melissa Draper Debbie Sutton Brenda Walker Chuck Easley 65 Mary Beall Mark Messineer, Russ Hodues, Paul Billington Terry Fortner 66 Ginnv Garrard, Elaine Ades Mark Wiggington, Ann Caruthers Steve Honley Bobra Lohnes, Ellis Brown Paula Glanville Teri Oats, Susan Cottongin 68 Tony Caldwell Elizabeth Robinson 69 Bebe Bullock. Cathy Johnson Rusty King 70 Pete Ermes, Betsy Maguire, Eric Reinert j j| ir , f „,.. .--,. . «a s i , M4ai«im .... • . . ,...... . l  .. . .  , ri , ! l ll  : ■ i ffl i l «w - T i ' B i f i Tm Hi l l 1 llf Janet Vauaht Joy Sherman, Pam Easker 71 Brenda Odegard Susan Aston Sam Buice 72 Josette Milhoan, Jose Perez Dana Matthewson Ruth Musgrave Craig McCartney, John Sheridan 73 Dick Dodson, Cheryl Brewer David Hubbel - ' ■ S Van Wilson 74 David Langston, Ann McVay, Karen Bristow, Darryn Walker, Jess Reagan, Robert Mezzio Evonne Greene Will Downs, Jan Nash Jack Thompson 4 Jimmy Potter, Charmaine Hyatt Julie Clegg Sue Bailey .7,7,;.;;- — -— - — — ■ Jordan Stastny Susan Synder, Becky Murphy, Donnette Cooke P)m m ' - Carol Poole 76 Marshall Taylor Doug Meyer, John Purdy Jay Allen Debbie Waller Ginger White, Tim Eaton 77 iikz Susan Reddell t Mary Lou Murphy Shawn Pedeaux Gloria Puddephatt, Roberta Lambrecht 78 Dan Scroggins Fran MacDavitt Kathy Packard, Steve Porter Mary Alfred Kirke Goff Nell Chambers Jamie Killeen i fl i !f Linda Lebo Rose Marie Watkins Romona Abraham iM 1 1 V Susan Rice, Robby Senn mm Ann Holtzclaw Keith Oneale Harold Chadsey Jenny Piner, Kim Meng Dan Villasana Dale Holtstein, Beverley Finley Sharon McNulty, Elizabeth Stockdale z -• Betsy Boyd, Sheri McCullough, Jean Turner Diana Muhoz Ken Posey, Brian Kennedy 81 •flfc Billy Chandler Peter Winkler Mike Shannon w Dale Ross 82 Lucie Thornton Lydia Scales Donna Smith, Jimmy Morgan Nancy Porter, Paul Armstrong W$ L Felicia Sankey Keith McArty Susan McDaniel Shayne Ladner Kathy Nester, Rosalind Ryan, Shawn Gremillion LOUISIA DOW Bobby Darrow Cindy Gonzales Jennifer Vaughn Brian Ingalls Mark Murray 84 Rachel Parks 41 Lewin Humphrey, Keith Dollahite, David Cole Andrew Porter Shirley Arnold 85 FACULTY a Administration 1. Donald A. Webb, Ph.D. President of the College 2. Maurie Wayne Director of Public Relations 3. Elynor J. Erickson Dean of Students. 4. Dorothy B. Gwin, Ed.D. Dean of the College, Professor of Psychology and Edu- cation 5. Darrell M. Loyless, Ph.D. Vice-President for Development 1. Hugh Urbantke, Ph.D. Dean of School of Business and Director of Center of Manage- ment and Development 2. Joy Jeff ers Assistant to the Dean of Students 3. Emily McWilliams Secretary — Dean of Students 4. Kitty Kirkpatrick Secretary — Center Mgmt. Dev. 5. Ruby George Secretary to the President 6. Betty Labor Secretary — Development 7. John R. Meyer Director of Development and Alumni Relations 8. Marion Harrison Secretary — Dean of the College 91 1 . Sandra Garner Secretary — Admissions 2. Andy Shehee, Nancy Spruell Associate Directors of Admissions 3. Kathie O ' Byrne Secretary — Financial Aid 4. Thomas W. Ayers Director of Financial Aid 5. John Lambert Counselor — Admissions 6. Rita Edwards Secretary - Admissions 7. Richard A. Anders Counselor — Admissions 8. Andrew Pate Director of Admissions m HBHHHHHI MHfejfv fe fet r « v ki |v dr Jr I %; ' X ' S i 93 95 Margie Burns, Executive Secretary 2. Bert Scott Assoc. Director - 3. David Dykes Director CSCC 4. Angie McClurg, Secretary — Alumni. Church Relations, and Public Rel ations 5. Bentley Sloane Coordinator for Pastoral Relations and Church Place ments 6. Cathy Lensing Director of Student Activities 7. Vicki Prather Director of Student Activities Pat Robertson, Secretary — Athletics 99 English 1. Thomas Mitchell — B.A. Colorado State University 2. Fergal P. Gallagher — Ph.D. University of Wisconsin 3. Stephen J. Mayer — Ph.D., Yale University 4. Earle Labor — Ph.D., University of Wisconsin 100 1 5. Betty C. Lindsey — English Dept. Secretar y 6. Barry Nass — Ph.D., Princeton 8. Lee Morgan — Ph.D., University of Florida Philoso- phy 7. L. Hughes Cox — Ph.D., Yale University 101 Religion 1. Robert Ed Taylor, Chairman of Department S.T.M., Southern Methodist University 2. Webb D. Pomeroy, Ph.D. University of Edinburgh 3. Donald G. Emler, Ed.D. Indiana University Sociology 4. Charles E. Vetter, Chairman of Department Ph.D., North Texas State University 6. Brian W. Kovacs, Th.D., Ph.D. Iliff School of Theology, Vanderbilt University 8. John Horton Allen, Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University 102 Psychology 5. Lewis A. Bettinger, Chairman of Department Ph.D., Ohio State University 7. MarkE. Dulle M.S., Memphis State University 103 Sciences 1. Thomas W. Cook, Ph.D., Biology Iowa State University Benjamin G. Liles, Ph.D., Biology University of California — Berkeley 2. Rosemary Seidler, Ph.D., Chemistry Tulane University 3. A. Bradley McPherson, Ph.D., Chairman — Biology Department Southern Illinois University 4. Jeffrey F. Trahan, Ph.D., Physics Louisiana State University 5. Nolan G. Shaw, Ph.D., Chairman — Geology Department Louisiana State University 6. Stanton A. Taylor, Ph.D., Acting Chairman — Chemistry Department University of Oklahoma Business Economics 1. George McGovern, MBA. Mississippi State University 2. Christine Leonard, MB. A. Texas A M University 3. Delbert W. Chumley, Jr., Ph.D. University of Arkansas 4. Jerry W. Dauterive, Ph.D. Texas Tech University 5. Douglas Morrill, Ph.D. Indiana University History 6. Alton O. Hancock, Ph.D., Chairman of Department Emory University 7. Stephen Cooney, Ph.D. London School of Economics 8. Walter M. Lowrey, Ph.D. Vanderbilt University V r 108 M Drama 1. Robert R. Buseick, M.F.A., Chairman of Department University of Portland 2. Angie McWilliams, Secretary — Theatre Speech 3. Ginger D. Folmer, MA. Syracuse University 4. David J. Pellman, M.F.A. University of Oregon foreign Languages 5. Vickie Neely Gottlob, Ph.D., French Florida State University 6. Arnold M. Penuel, Ph.D., Spanish University of Illinois 7. Lidia Wilson: Certificate University of Venice: Latin, German, Italian, French. Music 1. Nicola Ditora, MM. Oberlin Conservatory 2. Will K. Andress, DM. Florida State University 3. Daisy Duncan Secretary of the School of Music. 4. Phyllis Cooper, B.S. Crane School of Music of State Uni- versity of New York at Potsdam 5. Donald Rupert, AMD. Eastman School of Music 6. Gale Johnson, M.M. Indiana State University 7. Delphi Quartet: Charlene Stober, M.M., Eastman; Michael Tiner, B.M., Eastman; Mar- ion Froehlich, M.M., Eastman; Charles Hott, MM., Eastman 8. Robert B. Reynolds, DM. Indiana University 9. B. P. Causey, MM. Northwestern University 10. William C. Teague, B.M. Curtis Institute of Music 112 Physical Education 1. Floyd Horgen, M.Ed., Athletic Director Ohio State University 2. Vannie Edwards, M.S. Louisiana State University 3. Ronald Kestenbaum. B.S. Hunter 4. Margaret Crawford, Ed.D. Oklahoma State University 5. Carl Liesmann 6. Nico Van Thyn Sports Information Director 7. Tommy Canterbury, M.S. Louisiana Tech University 8. James C. Farrar, Ed.D. Northwestern State University 9. Betty Haley, Ed.D. Louisiana State University Math 1. Betty M. Speairs, MA. Southern Methodist University 2. Virginia Carlton, Ph.D., Chairman of Dept. Northwestern State University 3. David E. Thomas, Ph.D. Tulane University Education 4. Robert N. Hallquist, Ed.D., Chairman of Dept. University of Mississippi 5. Linda Williams, Secretary — English Dept. 6. Joseph D. Garner, Ed.D. University of Arkansas 114 7. Willard Cooper, M.F.A., Chairman of Dept. Escuela Universitaria des Belles Artes, Mexico 115 Library 1. Anna H. White Head of Circulation 2. Nancy E. Middleton Head of Library Acquisitions 3. Ella Edwards Assistant and Reference Librarian 4. Mary W. Rademacher Serials-Exchange Librarian 5. C. Shelley Moore Cataloguer Media Specialist 6. James G. Volny Director of Library Services 7. Dorothy Hall Library Aid OJtfcAKIZXTIOtfS Who ' s Who Who ' s Who is an honor given yearly to a specially selected group of Centenary students by the Student Life Committee. Selections for this honor vary with each student, but the underlying qualification is excellence. Candidates are chosen with the qualities of academic prowess, campus activities and personality in mind. Back row: Marshall Taylor, Joy Sherman, Rick Demers, Sharren Harrison, Ann Greenough, Elaine Ades, Shayne Ladner. Middle row: Gordon Blackman, Daphne Wiegand, Mike Marshall, Roberta Burns, Ginny Garrard, Jane Daugherty, Jim Hard. Front row: Craig McCartney, Sam Woolbert. 120 Omicroii Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa the haute monde of the nation ' s honor fraternities bases its precepts on scholarship and leadership. Centenary ' s Beta Pi chapter perpetuates the dignity associ- ated with this outstanding organization in its members. Back row: Mike Marshall, Ann Greenough, Rev. Robert Ed. Taylor, Ginny Garrard, Dr. Donald Emler, Joy Sherman, Dr. Webb Pomeroy, Dr. Walter Lowrey, Willard Cooper, Dr. Alton Hancock. Front row: Elaine Ades, Dale Holstein, Dianne Rohrer, Mar- shall Taylor, Dr. Vicki Gottlob. Dr. Earle Labor, Dr. Rosemary Seidler, Daphne Wiegand, Dr. Lee Morgan. 121 Alpha Chi Alpha Chi is the national honorary fraternity based entirely on scholarship. All junior and senior students with a 3.5 grade point average are eligible for membership. Members pictured are: Back row: Marshall Taylor, Daphne Wiegand, Sam Woolbert, Terry Moore, Ellen Brown, Ann Caruth- ers, Joy Sherman. Front row: Judy Sukol, Brent Lutz, Linda Lutz, Sheri McCullough, Bobra Lohnes, and Dr. Lee Morgan. Maroon Jackets The walking examples of service and scholarship are the Maroon Jackets. Admission into this elite group is determined by academic and leadership accomplishments. The college ' s hostesses greet visitors, usher at Convocations, and perform various other duties. Members of the Maroon Jackets are left to right: Roberta Burns, Becky Murphy, Ginny Garrard, Joy Sherman, Ann Greenough, and Daphne Wiegand. Their sponser is Joy Jeffers. 123 Alpha Epsilon Delist Alpha Epsilon Delta, the national honorary premedical fraternity bases its membership upon scholarship. The Centenary chapter is very involved in sending representatives to the regional convention at Texas Tech. Besides arranging and sponsoring a premed high school weekend, AED frequently observes surgical pro- cedures at local hospitals. AED officers are I to r: Mary Duet, treasurer; Paul Shuey, vice-president; Mike Haik, reporter; Sam Woolbert, presi- dent; Daphne Weigand, historian. Not pictured: Anna Singdahlsen, secretary. Back: Mike Woolbert, Tom Cecola, Sam Woolbert, Mike Haik, Jim Franz, Perry Marcel, Paul Shuey. Middle: John Holcomb, Mary Duet, Felicia Sankey, Joe Hollenberg, Sue Orr, Mary Gallien, Kirk Knoles, Steve Porter, Kirk Labor, Jan Carpenter. Front: Debra Bourn, Carol Hunt, Susan Webb, Cindy Gonzales, Daphne Weigand. Alpha Sigma Chi Centenary ' s honoray chemistry fraternity, Alpha Sigma Chi has had an interesting year. Besides their regu- larly scheduled meetings, they engage various experts in the chemistry profession as speakers. Members of the fraternity pictured below are: Left to right: Paul Shuey, Dr. Rosemary Seidler, Dr. Stanton Taylor, Terry Moore, Sam Woolbert, and Daphne Weigand. iHHK!HHhHHHhK9 Alpha Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Delta, Centenary ' s honorary fraternity for sociology students continues its short but impressive reputation for producing outstanding students. In addition to having members read papers at the Mid-south Sociological Association, AKD schedules speakers and other programs of sociological interest. Back row: Ken Osborne, Dr. John Allen, Lucie Thornton, Jimmy Morgan, Jim Hard. Front row: Dr. Eddie Vetter, Dianne Rohrer, Marshall Taylor, David Cole, Sheri McCullough, Paul Griffith, Dr. Brian Kovacs. 126 pacesetter MAURIE Maurie Wayne, former director of college relations has set his paces for Washington D.C. where he is now press secretary for congressman Claude Buddy Leach. For eleven years, Maurie was a devoted servant of Centenary during which time he served as the administrative adivsor to the campus media. Enduring 3 a.m. phone calls, swiftly depart- ing editors, and a radio station without any money, Maurie kept the presses churning. He will be sorely missed. pacesetter pacesetter Bobra Lohnes Brown — Chi Omega Pledge Trainer . . . Panhellenic President . . . Homecoming Queen and Court . . . Resident Assistant . . . Kappa Sigma Sweetheart and Little Sister . . . Alpha Chi . . . Sexton Dorm Council Treasurer . . . W.R.A. . . .Dean ' s List. . . Ellis Brown — Kappa Sigma President and Vice-President . . . I.F.C. President . . . Resident Assistant . . . Sigma Gamma Epsilon . . . Centenary Gent pacesetter pacesetter Rick Demcrs — S.G.A. President Board of Trustees . . . Who ' s Who Student Life Committee . . . Ann Greenough — S.G.A. Senator, Trea- surer and Vice-President . . . James Dorm Council President . . . Who ' s Who . . . Zeta Tau Alpha Ritual Officer and Pledge Trainer . . . Omicron Delta Kappa Treasurer . . . Maroon Jacket . . . pacesetter pacesetter Joy Sherman — Who ' s Who . . . Chi Omega Personnel Chairman . . . Centen- ary Choir Secretary and Treasurer . . . Omicron Delta Kappa Vice-President . . . Alpha Chi . . . Hardin Dorm Coun- cil Vice-President . . . Panhellenic Vice- President . . . Maroon Jacket . . . Dean ' s List . . . W.R.A. . . . Centenary Lady . . . S.G.A. Senator . . . Mike Marshall — ■ Omicron Delta Kappa . . . Theta Chi President and Treasurer . . . Who ' s Who . . . Open Ear . . . Dean ' s List . . . S.G.A. Senator . . . Cheerleader . . . I.F.C. Treasurer . . . Elections Committee . . . pacesetter pacesetter Shayne Ladner — Who ' s Who . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon Vice-President and Chap- lain . . . S.G.A. Senator and Treasurer . . . Washington Semester . . . I.F.C. . . . Treasurer . . . Ginny Garrard — Omicron Delta Kappa President . . . Alpha Chi Vice- President . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart . . . Order of Diana Presi- dent . . . Maroon Jacket . . . Alpha Kappa Delta . . . Dean ' s List . . . Honor Roll . . . Resident Director . . . S.G.A. Secretary . . . Hardin Dorm Council . . . History Honors . . . Who ' s Who . . . President Scholar . . . H.P.S. . . . 135 pacesetter Elaine McArdle — Conglomerate Edi- tor and Managing Editor . . . Judicial Board . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . . . Presi- dent ' s Scholar . . . Chairman, S.U.B. Week . . . H.P.S. . . . F.O.D. . . . 136 Marshall Taylor — Yoncopin Editor and Student Division Editor . . . Conglomer- ate Managing Editor . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon Historian . . . KSCL . . . Omi- cron Delta Kappa . . . Alpha Kappa Delta . . . Alpha Chi . . . . . Sociology Honors . . . . Centenary Choir . Guild of Organists Vice-president and Secretary . . . Opera Workshop . . . Floaters . . . Who ' s Who Dean ' s List American 137 pacesetter Roberta Burns — Alpha Chi President . . . Omicron Delta Kappa . . . Maroon Jacket . . . Dean ' s List . . . Educational Policy . . . H.P.S. . . . F.O.D. . . . Who ' s Who. . . Van Wilson — Varsity Tennis . . . Most valuable player 1978 . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon President . . . Tau Kappa Epsi- lon Vice-president . . . ZTA Big Brother . . . I.F.C. . . . Cline Dorm Council . . . Circle K. . . LA D Far 140 GENT SGA That body politic, the Student Government Associa- tion, provides the link between the students and the administration. The SGA organizes and sponsors All Campus Weekend, the Coffeehouse, the Blood Drive, dances, movies, and a host of other fun activities. Officers this year as pictured left to right are Shayne Ladner, Treasurer; Rick Demers, President; Ann Greenough, Vice-President; Ginny Garrard, Secre- tary. Pictured below are the Advisors: Dr. Eddie Vetter, David Dykes. Back row: Kirk Labor, Chris Hyde, Dick Dodson, Joy Sherman, Craig McCartney, Mark Messinger. Middle row: Robert Youngman, Russ Hodges, Kim Meng, Sharren Harrison, Sarah Bran- ton, Jay Allen, Jane Daugherty. Front row: Mike Haik, Rick Demers, Ginny Garrard, Anne Gree- nough, Shayne Ladner. Pictured on the opposite page are the Chairpersons, Craig McCartney, Jane Daugh- erty, and Gordon Blackman. 142 143 Yo ii cop in With creditors knocking at the gates, sub-zero temperatures in their cubbyhole, child labor law infractions and lack of 30 hour days, the Yonco- pin staff has produced what will eventually become for all of us a trip down memory lane. Within the confines of the Yoncopin are captured forever our likenesses, hopes, our very youth. It has been a Herculean effort but a satisfying one. Special thanks to Julia Van Tiem, Brian Ingalls, Cathy Busch, David Cole, Jess Moore, Jude Fou- quier, Angie Gill, Ann McVay, Dan Villasana, Jeff Teter, Angie McClurg, John Purdy, Debbie Hetrick, Dr. Earle Labor, Robert Ed Taylor, Shayne Ladner and an extra special thank you to Maurie Wayne. Left to right: Mark Wiginton, Business Manager; Julie Grammer, Students Editor; Ann Caruthers, Managing Editor; Marshall Taylor, Editor; Jack Stice, Sports Editor. 144 145 Conglomer- ate Centenary ' s rag , the Conglomerate is an important part of the college ' s communication system. The Conglomerate is published weekly despite many obstacles, wretched working conditions (akin to salt mines), and student apathy. Elaine McCardle was the past year ' s editor. Pictured below are the members of the staff. Back: Merrill Wautlet. Scott Echols, Jane Daughtery, Elaine McCardle, Craig McCartney, Hank Payne. Middle: Karen Standley, Elsa Kapitan, Ellen Brown, Tricia Cox, Steve Honley. Front: Sarah Doss, Russ Hodges, John Purdy. 146 Photogra- phers Many thanks to Conglomerate and Yoncopin photographers: Tim Bruster, Will Downs, John Purdy and Marshall Taylor. Not pictured: Jeff Teter and Debbie Hetrick. 147 HEREIN • KSCX KSCL is yet another appendage of the communica- tions system here at Centenary. Located in the Stu- dent Union Building, the station broadcasts daily. Each day ushers in new potential and possibilities for this fledgling station. Like many other student organizations on this campus, KSCL has its share of headaches. Not the least of which are hassles with the FCC. Nonetheless, this fearless group fre- quently continues to improve and upgrade its equipment and content. Pictured on the right are Russ Hodges - - Station Manager, Peggy Miles — Program Director, and John Purdy — Assistant Station Manager. A special thank you goes to Maurie Wayne, Eddie White, and Kim Taylor. Not pictured below are: Elaine Ades, David Cole, Tim Davis, John Purdy, Delia Hilbolt, Chuck Jason, Jamie Killeen, Betsy Maguire, Mark McCulIough, Eddie White, and Billy Chan- dler. 148 Back: Jack Stice, Dan Villasana, Marc Rubben, Tim Lowe, Harold Chadsey, Matt Mathis, Stuart Eason, David Mubbell. Gregg Lee, Dennis Boddie, David Pullman. Middle: Kim Taylor, Craig Ames, John Wuenschel. Brenda Fletcher, Kathy Nester, Lori Neilsen, Nick Stevens, Joy Frazier, Janine McGaunn, Brent Henley, Kris Erickson, Karen Koelemay, Paul Bullington. Front: Hank Payne, Peggy Miles, Russ Hodges. 149 Honor Court The Honor Court has the uncerimonious job of enforcing the Honor Code. It is composed of highly dedi- cated juniors and seniors sworn to uphold the controversial honor system. The members of the Honor Court pictured below are Back row: Paul Shuey, Sam Woolbert. Front row: Mary Bea Thomas, Beverly Finley, Tricia Cox, and Dr. Jeffrey Trahan. 150 Judicial Board The Judicial Board is that group of students who have been elected by the campus and tries minor campus offenses and appeals from the dorm councils. Members of the Judicial Board pictured below are left to right: Scott Echols, Elaine McArdle, Jan Carpenter, Scott Smith, Peggy Miles, Lydia Scales, and David Kneipp. Student-Faculty Discipline The Student-Faculty Discipline Commit- tee is a selected group of faculty members and stu- dents. Selection is based upon applica- tion. This is the high- est judicial body, therefore trying the most serious cases and appeals from the Judicial Board. Members of the committee left to right are: Dr. Doug- las Morrill, Steve Kelly, Mark Wigin- ton, Dr. James Far- rar, Dr. Joseph Gar- ner, Dr. Margaret Crawford, Keith Dollahite, and Dr. Donald Emler. 151 lr Choir officers for 1978-79 — Back row: Joy Shreman, trea- surer; Brain Kennedy, vice-president; Rusty King, bass section - - leader; Ann McVay, secretary. Middle row: Melinda Love, soprano section - leader; Betsy Stock- inger, vice-president; Cindy Gleason, alto section - leader; Debbie Carter, public relations. Front row: Dana Ellis, president; Ginger White, accompanist; Debbie Hetrick, accompanist; Ken Posey, tenor section — leader. 154 The internationally known Centenary College Choir began its season with a concert for the Bell System executives at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in New Orleans. Other concertizing this year has included several tv shows, a tour of Texas and Louisiana, the annual Easter sunrise service at Hodges Gardens, and a host of local performances including Rhapsody in View that set attendance records. This summer the Choir will tour England, Scotland, and Wales. 156 Opera Workshop The Opera Workshop is composed of various voice students and faculty. Coaches Nick DiToro and Gail Johnson produced a fall semester of famous opera scenes. This spring they did Martinu ' s Com- edy on the Bridge. Floyd ' s Slow Dusk. and Pou- lenc ' s La Voix Humaine. The opera students also participated in a workshop with noted director Jack Edelman. Members pictured below are left to right: Nick DiToro. Marshall Taylor. Andrea Martin. Keith McCartey. Nancy Porter. Paul Armstrong. John Baird, Pam Bigner. Keith Oncale. and Gale Johnson. 157 ij w ( ii r - jj I. 1 The River Towne Players, under the direction of Robert Buseick, opened their 1978-79 season with Noel Coward ' s Blithe Spirit. Jack Heifner ' s off-broadway hit, Vanities, was another Fall production to charmjhe Shreveport community. Other productions by MLP included Camelot. Applause, Philemon, and Climate of Eden. RTP members pictured above are top row: Paul Ratte. David Sherman, David Pellman, Niko Corolla, Bobby Dar- row, Dan Scroggins. Middle row: Linda Lebo, Rob Mocata, Mary Alfred, Lee Ellen Holloway, Kerri Rivers, Gin- ger Folmer, Debbie Waller. Third row: Angie McWilliams. Isobel Rosenbloom, Carolyn Jones, John Harris, Guy Benjamin, Jackie Anderson, vice-president; Les Richey. Becky Peter, Martha Kelley, John Wilcox. Front row: Sharon Tucker, Craig Ames, secretary-treasurer; Susan McDaniel, Susan Redell, Mark Ruben, Sarah Darden, Elaine Ades, president; Robert Buseick, Julia Van Tiem, Jude Fouquier. 1 ' ! tfl J fW Mr- mm 1 H 1 « - IP r Climate of Eden il _._ . . _._. Hi . 11. «i .if : i I B nHH Vanities i)orm James Dorm Council: Martha Orphe, Karen Johnson, Sue Lee Nichols, Lucy Owens, Elaine Mayo, Karen Koelemay. Rotary Dorm Council: Dale Holstein, Phil Maguire, Selwyn Roberts, Brian Ingalls, Beaver Fuller. R.A. ' s: Back: Shayne Ladner, Ginny Ger- rard, Betty Compton, Dick Dodson, Liz Stockton, John Purdy, Donna Smith, Jimmy Morgan, Bobra Lohnes, David Bell. Front: Roarke Wells, Ellis Brown, Brenda Cun- ningham, Sharon Stuckey, David Keniepp, Dean Erickson, Donna Ring. 162 Sexton Dorm Council: Front: Betty Compton, Mary Beth Lott, Shirley Arnold, Dianne Rohrer, Mimi Mitchell. Back: Denise Bland, Donna Ring, Kathy Nester, Stephanie Calhoun, Robin Wright. lardin Dorm Council: Susan Rice, Ginny Gerrard, Jamie Osborne, Jeanie Dickens, r ickie Prather. James R.D.: Mrs. McCreary 163 Methodist Student Movement A Faith Community in Life-Style and Action As a liberal arts college related to the United Methodist Church, Centenary understands its historical and educational foundations to be grounded in the Christian faith. One expression of that relationship is a religious activities program that offers opportunities to students and faculty for spiritual growth and healing. This program is sponsored by the Chaplain ' s Office with Chaplain Robert Ed Taylor and Student Assistant Dale Holstein guiding the activities. The program of religious activities involves a multi-directional approach to the needs of growing persons. Groups and structures are provided that center upon worship, the Sacrament, personal growth, fellowship and recreation, intellectual stimulation, and counseling. The term Methodist Student Movement serves as an umbrella to cover these various structures. The program is open to all persons on campus. Front: Gene Finnell, Dale Holstein, Fr. Murray Claton, Martha Bigner, Diane Rohrer, Robert Ed Taylor. Lydia Scales. Second: Janet Vaught, Sarah Doss, Ellen Brown, Beverly Finley, Linda Lebo, Sha McNulty, Nell Chambers, Betsy Anderson, Caren Davis. Third: Ricky Ricks, Jack Stice, Anita Gorum, John Purdy, Marty Fulner, Jan Carpenter. Back: Jane Daugherty, Harold Chadsey, David Cole, Brian Kovacs. 164 These activities are: SNOOPY ' S HOUR — a Thursday evening sup- per and fellowship program. TUESDAY COMMUNION — a celebration of the sacrament in the small chapel. WEDNESDAY WORSHIP — a late evening worship time in the steeple of the chapel. CONVOCATION — a gathering of the campus to hear outstanding speakers as well as sacred music. 165 Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union building housed numerous activities this year. With the sponsor- ship of the Rev. Cleatice Sipes, projects included Bible studies, cookouts, meaningful dialogue, and many fellowship activi- ties. Front: Theresa Engel, Dana Matthews, Jim Spitzkeit, Donna Ring, Laurie Shelton, Fran Stevens, Andy Johnson, Ellie Cook, Cathe Lewis. Back: Mary Beth Lott, Lucy Owens, Mark Cook. 166 American Guild Organists of The student chaper of AGO in con- junction with the North Louisiana Chapter periodically schedules musical programs of various inter- ests. This year included a recital and workshop by noted organist Hew Lewis, trips to Dallas, Houston and Kilgore to hear famous organists in recital. The chapter also sponsers young organists for the national AGO competition in the summer. Members left to right are: William Teague. Sponsor; Keith Oncale, his- torian; Rusty King, Bruce Powers, Andrea Martin, Program Chairman; John Baird, Fran Stevens, Secretary; and Mark Cook, President. Circle K Circle K is the only organization on campus devoted totally to service. Among the many activities in which the chapter participated this year were; visiting nursing homes, Christmas caroling, and Kiwanis Club Pancake dinner. Members are: Back ro w: David Cole, Becca Camp, Sally Bennett, Brent Henley; center row: Carey Don Womack, Dr. Jerry Dauterive, Janie Lou Jenkins, Mike Clayman, Tricia Cross, Michael Bender, Sandy Gillespie, Sharon McNulty, Larry McCammon, Keith Oncale, Steve Lambert; Front: Jeanine Dickens, Pam Easker, Sara Doss, Paula Glanville, Beverly Finley, Mary Bea Thomas. 167 Interfrateriiity Council Centenary ' s men ' s Greek system is formally organized and policed by the Interfraternity Council. This group bears the burden of maintaining good relations among the Greeks and acting as a liaison between the Greeks and the administration. Members of this organization are pictured below. Top row: Corey Gabler, Chris Rogers. Middle row: Mike Haik, Paul Griffith, Tony Stevens, Mike Marshall, Trip Ludwig. Front row: Shayne Ladner, Kirk Labor, Scott Hayes, Richard Wilson, and Ellis Brown. 168 ■ un Hellenic Council The Panhellenic Council ' s primary concern is with the maintaining of good relations between the women Greeks on campus and with the planning and enforc- ing of rush rules. Because Greek life is a major artery in the Centenary body, an important function of the council is to maintain and uphold this state. This year ' s officers were Pam Easker — Treasurer, Becky Murphy — Secretary, Joy Sherman — Vice-President, and Becky Wallace — President. Members of Pa::hel- lenic as pictured below are from left to right: Joy Sherman, Becky Wallace, Pam Easker, Becky Mur- phy, Susan Snyder, Ann Caruthers, Becca Camp, Dean Erickson, and Cathe Lewis. 169 Social Science Club Front: Dr. Eddie Vetter, Dr. John Allen, Dr. Brian Kovacs. Back: Jeff Teter, Dianne Rohrer, Selwyn Roberts, Ken Osborne, Lucie Thornton, Marshall Taylor, David Cole, Jimmy Morgan, Knox Andress, Sheri McCullough, Bruce S trotman, Paul Griffith, Jim Hard. Math Club Back: Donald Dan- vers, Craig McCartney, Cheryl Herrington, Dr. Carlton, Alfonso McClean. Front: Craig Calloway, Mark Suhar, Dr. Speairs, Yaruby Ochog, Pedro Munoz. 170 Free Enterprise Free Enterprise is that lofty and somewhat lyrical name that belongs to a organization of Centenary ' stu- dents. Under the direction of Christine Leonard, the group attempts to put their classroom knowledge to practical use in the business world. The pre-law club is an extra-curricular activity for students with an interest in the legal profession. With their sponsor. Dr. Walter Lowery, these students pre- pare themselves for law school and a career as lawyers. Front: Walter Lowery, Ginny Garrard, Dick Dodson, Tommy Zentner, Keith Dollahite, David Cole. Back: John Martin. Becky Murphy, Dan Villasana, Shayne Ladner, Diana Munoz, Steve Honley. 17) Stage Band Below: Debbie Hetrick, Band pianist. Top row: Dan Villasana, Joe Hollenberg, Craig Ames, Will Downs. Middle row: Bill Vaughn, Louis Wells, David Koon, Dana Matthews. Front row: Chris Hyde, Seven-up, Jamie Osborne, Keith McCarty, Robert Sibley, Sam Maxey. H§| Foreign 1 Students In spite of its diminutive size, Centenary boasts of a considerable proportion of foreign stu- dents. They come from England, Wales, Den- mark, and West Germany. Not to mention Egypt, India, Sweden, Saudi Arabia and Syria. And lest we forget, Nigeria, Vietnam, and Mex- ico. Left: Back row: Jose Perez, Diana Munoz, Dar- oung Laokhnthong, Blanka Blazetic. Front: Bertram Alozie, Abbas Shaabanpour, Thanh Bui, Lan Bui, Dr. Vickie Gottlob. Below: Back: Jutha Dachsmuth, Brigette Gort, Adnan Mous- saoui, Diana Munoz, Mazen Shalloum. Front: Selwyn Roberts, Bertram Alozie, Hans Wachsmuth. 173 174 175 Chi Omega Rebecca Camp President Brenda Cunningham Vice-President The Chi O ' s started the year off right with the best group of pledges ever! During the year the members kept busy with their involvement on campus. Chi Omegas were found in every aspect of campus activi- ties from Cheerleaders, Yoncopin editors, Choir, RA ' s, Maroon Jackets, Pacesetters, KSCL, Judicial Board, SGA, to Centenary Lady. They also partici- pated in Open Ear, visited nursing homes, and worked at the Easter Seal Telethon. Besides all of these activi- ties the Chi O ' s still found time for Fais Do Do, Christmas party, Halloween costume party, and Spring Formal. 4 93 Betsy Anderson Sally Bennett Liz Berry Cindy Gleason Julie Grammer Shawn Gremillion Evelyn Hamilton Roberta Lambrecht Elaine Mayo ' A. ' iH 176 V- i - : athe Lewis Secretary Ann Caruthers Treasurer Bobra Lohnes Brown Pledge Trainer Peggy Miles Rush Chairman Joy Sherman Personnel Jean Turner Social Chairman enise Bland Jan Carpenter Caren Davis Pam Easker Tammy Farrar Sandy Gillespie imberly Meng Susan Murphy Jamie Osborne Joyce Patterson Louan Peace Nancy Porter nny Verhalen Charlotte Whitaker 177 OHIO OHIO OHIO.. 178 Back row: Jan Nash, Mary Bea Thomas. Center: Sue Orr, Sue Brown, Susan Rice, Linda Lukey. Front: Betsy Stockinger, Denise O ' Byrne, Becky Wallace. Back: Shelly Watts, Sue Bailey, Sara Gilchrist, Sheb Adkisson, Pam McPherson, Beck Peter. Center: Kathy Packard, Donette Cook. Alisha Briney, Rachel Parks. Front: Sara Branton. 180 lela Tau Alpha The Zeta ' s began the year with a successful Rush under the leadership of their officers Daphne Wiegand — President, Jane Dillingham - - Vice- President, Cheryl White — Rec. Secretary, Mimi Mitchell — Corr. Sec- retary, Sue Brown — Treasurer, Theresa Bruner — Historian, Betsy Stockinger — Membership Chm., Martha Kelly — Ritual Chm., and Ann Greenough — Pledge Trainer. The Zeta Ladies were busy this year with Las Vegas Night, Swamp party, Open Ear, Heart Fund Drive, bake sale for St. Jude ' s, and Spring For- mal. Besides these activities Zeta ' s were found in every facet of campus life: Choir, Maroon Jackets, SGA, Conglomerate, Pacesetters, and Who ' s Who. All the girls ' activities made the year complete and success- ful. Left to right: Jane Dillingham. Mimi Mitchell. Martha Kelly, Daphne Wiegand, Elaine McArdle, Theresa Bruner, Karen Kirchner. Ann Greenough. 181 Kappa Alpha The Alpha Iota chapter of Kappa Alpha began planning Jungle Party immediately after pledging. This annual party again proved to be a great suc- cess. Their social calendar was filled with parties such as Pledging Party, Christmas Party, and the climax — Old South. Members of KA are involved in campus activities from Free Enterprise to Varsity Tennis. But t hey pride them- selves most on their cannon and their Rose. Bob Gardere John Munn II Tony Caldwell III Brenda Cunningham Rose Ron Henricksen Alumni Advisor Brad McPherson Faculty Advisor Greg Caldwell Jack Caldwell k ' ' i IB Scott Hayes Trey Henry David Huddleston Steve Porter Lionel Richard Rick Sanders 182 1 1 tfc M ames Rivera John Fakess Jim McClelland Doug Garner Brian O ' Neill Kevin Trachier IV V VI VII VIII IX irian McRae Andrew Porter teve Searles Nick Stephens Harry Stern Hr JL ' § f Tony Stevens Jack Thomson Merrill Wautlet 183 fm Kappa EpsiloR Van Wilson Prytanis The Iota-Theta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon has had a busy and eventful year. The Teke ' s started the fall semester with a party for their new honorary sweetheart, State Senator Virginia K. Shehee. The semes- ter included the Night with the Stars, Graveyard, Nest, and Christmas parties. This spring the Tekes took their Red Carnation Ball to the Asphodel Plantation, home of frater alumn Mark Couhig in St. Francis- I ville, Louisiana. The festivities included a champagne party, polo, and Ginny Garrard sipping mint julips on the veranda. Sweetheart Brian Ingalls Ken Jeck Shayne Ladner Epiprytanis Nolan Shaw Advisor  2. Phil Maguire Richard Roach Jack Stice a Dan Villasana 184 avid Cole Epiprytanis Mark Messinger Grammateus Mark Wiginton Crysophylos Brian Kennedy Hypophetes Keith Dollahite Pylortes U A David Bell Hegemon obert Ed Taylor Advisor Marshall Taylor Histor Gordon Blackman Paul Bullington Dick Dodson Will Downs Robert Youngman Frank Cimino Board of Trustees 185 1 The Tekes continued to be actively involved in campus leadership roles this year. In addition to having a majority on the S.G.A., TKEs also served as media heads of the Yoncopin and KSCL. Other involvements included judicial organizations, honorary societies, varsity athletics, and reli- gious organizations. The Tekes also found time to study, they achieved a combined GPA of better than 3. 1 5 last fall. 187 Mike Haik Grand Master ;i! 5£Km- is i Jk 1 ■ , J t Tom Zentner Grand Procurator Ron Casillas Grand Master of Ceremonies Jimmy Potter Grand Scribe Jeff Moore Grand Treasurer Ellis Brown Ted Broyles ! Parnell Holt Pope Oden Guard Rusty Deas MikeShiplet 188 r avid Poe Guard Jerry Dauterive Fauclty Advisor Bobra Brown Sweetheart Kappa Sigma hn Derenbecker Galen Eads Stan Elfrink The men of Kappa Sigma had their social calendar for the year full with their 22nd annual Pajama Party, Texas-OU Weekend, Christmas party, South Sea Island, and Black and White. The Kappa Sigs started the year off right winning the REEB bicycle race and the tug-a-war. Besides the social activities the Kappa Sigs partici- pated in Open Ear and gave a Christmas party for the children at Shriners ' Hospital. They were also involved in SGA, Judicial Board, Who ' s Who, Varsity athletics, Pacesetters, and many others. The Sigs were especially proud when Ellis Brown was elected Cen- tenary Gent. ■ktfeAifc Joe Hollenberg Trip Ludwig Jim Moore ott Smith Marcus Suhar Robert Truitt BH f I ■■ Robert Tucker Richard Wilson 189 Mike Marshall President Brent Henley Vice-President Paul Harper Secretary Theta Chi dtM Kellv Allison Theta Chi ' s had a busy and worthwhile year with the members involved in activities on and off cam- pus. The men were busy planning their annual Mafia Party soon after Rush. Parties that followed were the famous Toilet Bowl Parade, a Christmas party, a mock New Year ' s Eve party in February, and the Sweetheart Formal in the spring. The members of Theta Chi found themsleves involved in Dorm Councils, Open Ear, Circle K, Who ' s Who, Pacesetters, Judicial system, and many other campus organizations. With the support of their Daughters of the Crossed Swords, the Theta Chi ' s had a happy and successful year. David Paul Griffith John Holcombe David Hubbell Chris Hyde 190 Roarke Wells chael Potts freasurer Mike Jackson Pledge Marshall JaneCummings Sweetheart Robert Ewig Alumni Advisor Clark McCall Alumni Advisor Dr. Stanton Taylor Faculty Advisor tt Hyde Steve Kelly chael Woolbert Sam Woolbert 191 BA SKETBA LL Co O vo I Front row: Greg Haddox, Wayne Waggoner, Steve Kelly, Royce Williams, Steve Burkhalter, Norm Scullark. Second row: Kurt Brumleve, 194 Bill Schmidt, John Derenbecker, Walt Louis, Clarence Free- man, George Lett, Mike Shannon, Billy Rieser, Coach Tommy Canterbury. 195 November 4 November 25 November 28 November 30 December 5 December 7 December 9 December 16 December 21 December 27 December 28 January 4 January 6 Gents 70 93 109 113 106 76 60 L 57 J 92 71 78 Kf 61 93 Visitors South Australia Northwestern State Ozarks Letourneau Doane College Valparaiso Illinois Arkansas Grambling enior Bowl Tournament at La. Tech Senior Bowl Tournament at Austin Peay Louisiana Tech Oklahoma City 66 81 93 73 87 69 86 77 97 94 72 64 116 % s , a January fjanuafy ta n|M| anuary January January?.- January ■ 30 February 3 February Febru Febru Visi Oklahoma City Jwestern State them Miss. th T fws State heastern La. Texas State Portlan tana St; Portland 198 199 Homecoming 1978 Vondel Smith Is Queen 1978-79 Cheerleaders From top to bottom: Jean Turner, Donnett Cook, Becky Murphy, Rex Porter, Mike Marshall, Andy Porter, Kelly Alli- son. Front row: Mimi Mitchell, Denise Obyrne, Becky Murphy, Vondel Smith, Becca Camp, Barbara Lohnes Brown, Betsy Maguire. President Webb crowns Vondel Smith homecoming queen. 200 Back row: Tom Zentner, Peter Winkler, Mike Ameen, Law- rence Mays. James Rivera, Ellis Brown, Peter Ermes. ■ ' ■■ ' ■ I ijjr ' Js THE En « % • 201 202 203 £n i S - ' 204 205 3WFir Rick Davis Brent Lutz 206 Front row: Bobby Booras, Rick Davis, Brent Lutz, Joey Telana, Jordan Tastny, Mike Clayman, Jay Kelly. Second row: Andy Watson, Wayne Meph- lon, Dave Coss, Steve Brumfield, Ken Marks, Kevin Reinhart, Mitch Ashmore. Back row: Bubba Allen, Ken Babcock, Flynn Bankard, Les- lie Jones, Ricky Slade, Kirk Tolson, Keith Wilhite, Coach: Dr. James C. Farrar. 207 1978 BASEBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY MAR. 3 GRABBLING STATE (2) Grambling, La. 1:00 p.m. MAR. ' 4 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (2). . . . Nacogdoches, Tex. - 1:00 p.m. MAR. 7 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS (2) HOME- 1:00p.m. MAR. 10 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST (2) Marshall, Tex. - 1:00 p.m. MAR. 11 LeTOURNEAU (2) Longview, Tex. - 1:00 p.m. MAR. 15 LOUISIANA TECH (2) HOME - 5:30 p.m. MAR. 17 OUACHITA BAPTIST (2) Arkadelphia, Ark. - 5:30 p.m. MAR. 18 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK (2) . . Little Rock, Ark. - 1:30 p.m. MAR. 19 HENDERSON STATE (2) Arkadelphia, Ark. - 1:00 p.m. MAR. 21 CARROLL COLLEGE (2) HOME - 1:00 p.m. CENTENARY TOURNAMENT MAR. 23 NORTHWESTERN STATE (1) HOME 4:00 p.m. MAR. 24 LOUISIANA COLLEGE (1) HOME 4:00 p.m. MAR. 25 CARROLL COLLEGE (1) HOME - 9:00 a.m. MAR. 25 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS (1) HOME 6:00 p.m. WAR. 31 STEPHEN . AUSTIN (2) . APR. 1 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA ( APR. 2 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS (2 APR. 4 LOUISIANA TECH (2)... APR. 7 NORTHWESTERN STATE ( APR. 8 LeTOURNEAU (2) APR. 11 BAPTIST CHRISTIAN (2) . APR. 14 LOUISIANA COLLEGE (2) APR. 21 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST (2) APR. 22 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA i APR. 25 BAPTIST CHRISTIAN (2) . APR. 28 NORTHWESTERN STATE i MAY 2 LOUISIANA COLLEGE (2) MAY 5 GRAMBLING STATE (2) . HOME Games at Centenary Field vfc  fc 208 WE THEY HOME ' 1:00 p.m. ... . .HOME 1:00 p.m. Magnolia, Ark. -2:00 p.m. . Ruston, La. -5:30 p.m. chitoches, La. - 1:15 p.m. HOME -1:00 p.m. HOME -5.30 p.m. . Pineville, La. - 1:00 p.m. HOME -.5:30 p.m. . Monroe, La. - 1:00 p.m. hreveport, La. - 5:30 p.m. HOME -5:30 p.m. HOME -5:30 p.m. HOME -5:30 p.m. Coach Furrar 209 •y..- ' ■ - ►;.- J! GOLF 210 Opposite Page: Left to right: Dan Trahan, Hal Sutton, Bo John- son, Pete Winkler, Mark Norman, Jimmy Strickland, and Wade Brannis. 211 Kneeling: Will Downs. First row: Van Wilson, Mark Eldridge, Mike Ameen, Phil Hirsh, Mike Bender, Coach Causey. Second row: Nick Stephenson, Richard Wilson. 212 TENNIS f wwmr ■ty% ■ i m j r .  « :• ?:? ' - 213 Sima Nikolic, Jenny Verhalen, Bebe Bullock, Zonca Tumbas, Sandra Duncan, Lynn Krause Blanka Blazetse, Elaine Mayo, and Evelyn Hamilton. 214 215 Kathy Johnson Vannie Edwards Beth Johnson 216 Libby Taylor Beth Johnson Denise Balk 217 Jeanelle Bertling GYMNASTICS : .. msmmm Libby Taylor 218 £E ' T hA Denise Balk Beth Johnson Beth Johnson 219 First row: Jay Poss, Ali Moussaw, Fernando Munoz, John Munn, Tony Caldwell. 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Bring out ya dead. 248 Parting Shots My this grape Kool-aid sure is tasty Looks like the President is cutting back again. 249 Centenary has always stressed individuality. Eddie gets bald. Special Night cancelled! Dinner Escapes . . . 250 ••• And let me assure you, the future of Centenary is secure. Where ' s my Daquari, Pete? Selwyn embarks 251 REQUIESCAT IN PACE Dr. Ralph E. White Professor Emeritus of foreign languages. Dr. White taught at Centenary from 1927 to 1959. He held the A.B. degree from Emory University in 1916, the M.A. from the University of Mexico, and the Ph.D. from the University of Texas. Dr. White pioneered the exchange program between Centenary and the Institute of Technology in Mon- tery, Mexico. Dr. E. M. Clark Dr. Bryant Dr. Clark came to Centenary in 1946 as professor of English. He served as chairman of the department from 1954-1966. He earned his A.B. degree from the College of Emporia, the M.A. and Ph.D. degree from the Uni- versity of Oklahoma. Davidson Dr. Davidson taught at Centen- ary for forty-two years before his retirement in 1970. He received many honors and awards during his distinguished career, includ- ing an honorable doctor of laws degree from his alma mater, Hendrix College. He is fondly remembered as the professor who taught more students than any other faculty member at Centenary. No man can reveal to you ought but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. from The Prophet — Kahlil Gibran (1883-1931) 252 Student Index Abbiatti, Michael Dean Abraham, Ramona Marie 80 Adams, Barry L. Adams, Lydia E. Adcock, George Stephen Addington, Laura C. Ades, Mary Elaine 23, 67, 120, 121, 158 Adger, Sylvia Adger Adkisson, Virginia Sheb 20 Albano, Karen Elisa 34 Albright, Daniel James Alfred, Mary Kathlyene 79, 158 Allen, Harry Frank III Allen, John Horton Jr. 75, 142 Allen, Linda Patricia Allison, Kelly Gordon Allsip, Maria Almagro Almond, Trudy Alozie, Bertram 59 Al Soufi, Marwan M. Ameen, Michael P. Ames, Craig D. 148, 158, 172 Anders, Richard A. Anderson, David Bruce Anderson, Elizabeth A. 24, 164 Alozie, Emily Anderson 42 Anderson, Jackie 158 Andress, Knox 170 Antee, Terry Lee Armstrong, Paul Dodson 83, 157 Arnold, Shirley Evelyn 85, 163 Arthur, Alan D. 29 Ashmore, William M. Aston, Susan Elaine 49, 72 Atkins, Caroline Calder Ayers, Catherine Dean Babcock, Kenneth Jay Bagur, Albert Warren Bailey, Susan 47, 75 Baird, John Ryan 157 Baker, Beryl K. Baker, Gary Balk, Denise Marie Bankard, William Flynn Barefield, Sherry C. Barnwell, Deborah Bartlett, Donna F. Bass, Frank Bryan 5 1 Bauer, Carla R. 60 Baxter, Eric C. Beall, Mary Elizabeth 66 Beauvais, Kenneth Ray Bell, David Wischmeyer 50, 162, 171 Bell, James E. Jr. Bell, Nancy Karen Bender, Michael Sean Bennett, Sarah Rose Bennight, Craig Alan Bergeron, Earleen F. Bernatowicz, Sharon D. 49 Bernhoft, Alan Ernest Berry, Nancy Elizabeth 28 Berry Jr., Richard L. 24 Berryman, Lee Howard Berthold, David Frank Bertling, JeanelleM. 218 Beshears, Melissa C. Bickham, Francis Penn Bigner, Martha Elin 1, 164 Blacker, Karen Jean 30 Blackman, Gordon N. Jr. 120, 142 Blakely, Carolyn Blakely, Charlotte Faye47 Bland, E. Denise 41, 163 Blazetic, Blanka 45 Bloomfield, Kathryn Sue Boddie, Dennis Ramon 38, 148 Booras, Bobby Charles Boswell, Rebecca Daniel Botts, Wade Douglas Bourn, Debra Kay 46 Boyd, Betsy Sue 81 Brady, CheriL. 21 Branton, Sarah Dale 57, 142 Branton, Steven Ray Brassell, Comer C. Jr. Brewer, Cheryl Ann 74 Bricker, Timothy John Briney, Alicia Lyn 47 Bristow, Karen Anne 74 Bristow, Lawrence A. Britton, Jay Brock, Sandra Brodnax, Kathryn Marie 37 Brown, Albert Emery Brown Jr., Charles E. 68, 129, 140, 141, 162, 168 Holtzclaw, Evelyn B. Brown, Judy Lessard Brown, Margaret A. Brown, Margaret Ellen 122, 146 Brown, Susan J. 52 Brown, Toulmin H. Jr. Broyles, Ted Ralph II 44 Brubaker, Paul David 27 Brumfield, Steven Wayne Brumleve, Kurt Edward Bruner, Theresa Rene 44 Bruster, Timothy Keith Bryant, Charles R. Budd, Philip Norman Bui, Thanh Thi Nguyet Bui, Tuyet Lan Thi Buice, Samuel W. 72 Bullington, Paul Edward 66, 148, 163 Bullock, Barber 70 Burdine, Wesley Randall Burkhalter, Steven Don Burns, Roberta Louise 120, 123, 138 Bush, Judy Yeager Byars, Kella Butt, Mary Susan Bynum, Jeffery Allen Byram, Kevin M. Byrd, Reba G. Cabra Dwight S. Caldwell, James Gregory 61, 171 Caldwell Jr., John V. Caldwell, Warren A. 69 Calhoun, Stephanie C. 55 Callaway, Craig S. 26 Camp, Rebecca Lynn 55, 169, 171 Campbell, Donald Lynn Carlile, Kenneth Q. Carpenter, Millie Jan 42, 124, 151,164 Carter, Debra A. 36, 154 Cartmill, Theresa D. Caruthers, Katharine A. 122, 169 Cashio, Charles Richard Casillas, Ronald Dennis 41 Caskey, John M. Caulkins, Douglas Bruce 32 Cecola, Thomas 124 Celestain, Demeitri V. Chadsey, Harold A. 80 Chambers, Barbara Nell 79, 164 Champlin, David Ryan Chandler, William C. 82 Cheatwood, Sydney Gayle 33 Cheyne, Kyle Jane Chumley, DelbertW. Ill Claiborne, Jeri L. 31 Clark, Virginia A. Clayman, Michael E. Clegg, Julie Ann 75 Clifton, Candace Ann 63 Coburn, Helen Jean Cockrell, Donna Lynn Cole, David Newton 85, 126, 164, 170 Coleman, Dorothy Lewis Collins, Eileen Haynes Colon, Gloria Esther 34 Compton, Robert K. Compton, Betty Rose 162 Conlee, Christy S. 52 Cook, Archie Eleanor 39, 166 Cook, Donette 76 Cook, Mark C. 32, 166 Cook, Mary Catherine Cooke, John Graves III Cooper, Hans V. N. Copeland, Jud Harris Corolla, Michael Andrew 158 Coss, David L. Cottongim, Susan 68 Cox, James William Craton, Catherine Irene Cross, Patricia Ann 48 Cummings, Jane Cunningham, Brenda Sue 55, 162 Cummins, Thomas Lynn Curnutt, Jean-Marc Lee, Gregory Daffinee, Geni Lynn 29 Darden, Sarah Beth 158 Darrow, Robert 84, 158 Dasserteau, Davida 61 Daugherty, Jane 120, 142, 146, 164 Davie, Arthur J. Davis, Caren Lynne 23, 164 Davis, James Michael 21 Davis, Judith Olline Davis, Richard J. Deas, Rutledge Holmes Debuys, Pierre Roy 5 1 Defoy, Holly Jo 30 Demers, Richard J. 21, 130, 120, 142 Derenbecker, John F. Desha, Margaret Jane Bigner, Pamela Devault 157 Dickens, Jeannine 61, 163 Dickson, Thomas Edward Dienst, Theresa Lynn Dillingham, Jane Ellen 33 Dobbs, Kathy Anne 25 Dobis, Elizabeth Evans Dobyns, John T. Dodson, Richard Nash 74, 142 Dollahite, Michael K. 5, 151 Donald, Gregory D. Donley, Deanna Segraves Donley, Michael Vernon Doss, Sarah Elizabeth 48, 58, 146, 164 Dowling, Joseph Everett 53 Downs, William Roger 75, 172 Draper, Melissa 65 Dozier, Hallie 58 Downing, Ronald Lee Duett, Mary Aliki 124 Duke, Lori Renee Duke, Timothy W. Duncan, Sandra Lynn Eads, Galen Lamar Easker, Pamela R. 71 Easley, Charles T. Jr. 65 Eason, Stuart 148 Eaton, Timothy Albert 76 Echols, Scott Kennedy 21, 146, 151 Edmonson, Joseph B. Jr. Edwards, Ella C. Edwards, Rita H. Eldred, Jody Lane Eldredge, Mark Dennis Elfrink, Stanley Marcus Elliott, Gary Lee Ellis, Dana Paul 57, 154 Ernes, Frank P. Jr. English, Debra St. John Erickson, Kristen Bates 148 Ermes, Peter Owen 7 1 Evans, Elizabeth E. Evans, Paul E. Evans, Paul Francis Ewing, Channing Lester 49 Fakess, John Allen 24 Farrar, Tammy Lou Fenley, James Richard Fess, Stephen Larry Fetterman, Richard Ray Fields, Woodrow W. 43 Finch, Patrick Thomas Finley, Beverly Ann 81, 150, 164 Fleming, David Mark Fletcher, Brenda J. 47, 148 Flowers, Laura Jane 28 Ford, Clifton Phillip 46 Fortner, Thresea Lynn Fouquier, Jude L. 60, 158 Fowle, Melissa Jean Frame, Patricia Wyatt Franklin, Lamar Frantz, James M. 124 Frazier, Alice Vercher Frazier, Jay 148 Freeman, Brigitte Ann 35 Freeman, Clarence Fuller, William G. IV 25, 162 Fulmer, Marty Lyn 23 Gabler, William Corey 168 Gaby, Charles M. Galhen, Mary F. 34, 48, 58, 124 Galloway, N. Victoria Gannaway, Robert A. 40 Gardere, Robert 24 Gardner, Twyla Darlene Garner, Douglas M. Garner, Mark S. Jr. Garner, Sandra Kay Garrard, Virginia C. 67, 120, 121, 135, 142, 162 Garvin, John Curtis Gates, Helen Meredith Gauthier, George Gay, Andrea Marcus Gdeh, Abulgasim Mohamed Gennings, Barbara Jean Gentry, James Ray Gibbons, Carolyn Ford 253 254 Gilchrist Esther Lynn Gill. Angela R. 52 Giles. Thomas Gill. Robert Noel Gillespie. Sandy 23 Gilchrist. Sara Rust 20 Gillum. Stephen Wiley Gilmore. Robert Paul Jr. 47 Givens. Janice Morgan Glanville. Paula 68. 1 71 Gleason. Cynthia Jane 154 Goff. William Kirke 79 Gonzales. Cynthia 1.84. 124 Gordy. Lydia Kathleen 29 Gort. Bngitte 42 Gorum. Anita Christine 43. 164 Goudeau. James F. Graham. Bradley Carl Graham. David Lee Grammer. Julie Gray. Robert II Greene. Patricia Evonne 74 Green. Mary Anna Green. William Edward Greenough. Ann 21. 32. 120. 123. I3L 142 Gremillion. A. Shawn 84 Griffith. Paul Vernon 52. 126. 168. 170 Guethlein. Morrow W. Guinn. Leigh Ann Gutierrez. Jose David Haddox. Gregory Lamar Haffe . Lorinda Anne Haik. Hilhard M. 124. 142. 166 Hamilton. Evelyn 37 Hansen. Terry L. Hanson. Jane Kimberly Harbert. Jeff Anthony Hard. James D. 52. 120. 126 Harper. Paul W. Harris. Jo Anne Harris. John Owen 158 Harris. Tom Davis Harrison. Sharren Ann 120 Hasty. Melody Hawkins. Heather Covell 33 Haves. Roxanne C. Hayes. Scott Allbnght 168 Heacock. Teresa Ellen 45 Head. Paula McCunn Heard. Robert Pleasant Heathcock. Mary M. Hedges. Lisa Ann Hedges. Marcia Heineman. Marvin Dale Henley. Brent D. 52, 148 Henry. Edgar Cowden III 41 Henry. Mary Ann Long. Constance Diane Hernngton. Cheryl A. 170 Hetnck. Deborah Joyce 25. 159 Hicks. Nancy Rebecca Hiendlmayr. Edward M. Hilbolt. Delia Latrice 27 Hill. Jenifer A. Hingtgen, Todd Hirsch. Philip Andrew Hodges, Russell Bowsky 66. 146. 148 Hogan. Billie Jane Holcomb, John Bradley 52, 124 Holland. Timothy Lee Hollenberg. Henry G. 124 Holloway, Randall Wayne Holloway, Ray Evan Holstein. Dale Edward 80. 121. 162. 164 Holt. John Parnell 34 Honley. Steven Alan 67. 146 Hopkins. Jean Talbot Home. Patti Ann 27 Horton. Burrell M. Horton. Melody Dawn Howard. L. Michael Howard, Nell Harper Hosier. Perrv E. Hubbell. David Louis 74. 148 Huddleston, David M. II 41 Huffman. Loren E. Huggins, James E. Hughens, Kim Hughes. Mary Sorrows Huie. Robert Don Humphrey. H. Lewin Jr. 85 Humphreys. William J. Hunt. Carol Lynne 124 Hurley. Nancy Hyatt. Charmaine A. 75 Hyde. Chris K. 52. 142 Hyde. Jonathan Scott 52 Ingalls. Brian Edward 84 Jackson. Michael S. 30 Jamison. Lee Emmerich 22 Jayne. John Thomas Jeck. Kenneth Allen 40 Jenkins. Lee Trinton Jenkins. Jane Louise 48. 162 Jennings. Elizabeth E. Johnson. Andrew C. Jr. 166 Johnson. Beth Renee 216, 217, 219 Johnson. Johnnie Cornel Johnson. John B. Johnson. Katherine Ann 70, 162 Johnson. Kathryn Blair 162 Johnson. Peter Jay Johnson. Willie B. Jones. Carolyn Nadine 61, 158 Jones. David Leslie Jones. Lynda Kay 77 Jones. Melody Jeane Kalmbach. Sara Berwald Kamada, Noriaki 37 Kapitan. Elsa Karen 38, 146 Kassouf. Raymond M. Kelley. Martha 23, 55. 158 Kelly, Jimmy Ray Jr. Kelly. Steven L. 151 Kelly. Steven Randall 151 Kennedy, Brian Eugene 81, 154 Kennen. Guy Wesley Kesilman. Charles S. Keyes. Kathryn Ann 51 Kiatruangchai. Mantana Killeen, Jamie Patricia 79 King. Robert Earl King. Russell H. 70. 154 Kingsbery. Karen Nell 27.48 Kirchner. Karen Jean 52 Kirk. Donna Lee 39 Speck. Kirk Norman Kirkindoll, Dale Eugene 52 Kneipp. David Keith 151. 162 Kneipp. Lisa Sigrest Knowles. Kurt James 124 Knowles. Gene R. Koelemay. Karen 148. 162 Koon. Frank David 24. 172 Krause. Lynn Marie Kurtz. Donn M. Labor. Phillips Kirk 45. 124. 168 Ladner. Shayne Michael 83, 120. 134. 142. 162, 168 Lambert. John La Rue Lambert. Steven Keith 24, 52 Lambrecht, Roberta Jo 37 Landry. Dorothy Fussell Langston. David William 74 Drake. Larsen Young Jr. Laokhamthong. Darouny Laster. Harvey C. Lawrence. Kathryn Ann 25 Lawson. Elaine Fox Lawson. Sara Scott Le Hamh. Nguyet Learner. Vicki 64 Lebaron. Richard Gordon Lebo. Lmda 22. 79, 158. 164 Leinart. Suzanne M. Lengel. Rodney J. Lengel. Theresa Marie Lerchie. Kenneth L. Lett. George Lewis. Catherine Nan 42 Lewis. Cynthia Ann Lewis. Michael Joe Lindsey. Betty Coats Lingo. James William Lipscomb. Clarence R. List. Deborah Ruth 48 Litton. Kathy Sibley Logan. Mona Pierce Lohnes. Bobra 68, 128. 122 Lott. Mary B. 166 Lowe. Sylvia Snyder Lowe. Timothy T. 25. 148 Louis. Walter Byars Love. Melinda58. 154 Ludwis, Edward Boland 53, 168 Lukev. Linda Susan 37, 52 Lutz. Brent Ward 37. 122 Mack. Charles Wayne Macdowell. Marilyn L. 20 Sawyer. Laura Faye Mack Maestaz. Michele M. 27 Maguire, Elizabeth L. 71 Maguire. Philip Gerard 59, 162 Maguire. Timothy 31 Maher. Mary Anne Maiden. Wendell Malec. Michael Mathew Maranto, John Steven Marcel. Randy Joseph Marcel, Perry Lee Marks, Ken Lynn Marshall. Michael L. 52, 133. 120. 121. 166 Salguero. Maria Antonia Martin. Andrea C. 157 Martin. Anita Cleaver 36 Martin, John L. 35 Martin. John Ross Mathewson, Dana Patrick 73 May. Emily Kinnaird Mayfield. Charles E. Jr. Maxey. Samuel Cox 172 May. Seva C. Mayo. Elaine 20. 162 Mcardle. Elaine M. 136. 146. 151 Mcarty. Clyde Keith 83. 157 McCammon, Larry Lee 40 McCann. Thomas McCartney. Kelvin C. 73. 120. 142. 146. 170 McClelland. James Keith McClure. Gloria Bennett McCreary. Charles Wayne McCulloch. Mark David McCullough. Sheri Ann 81, 122. 1 70 McDaniel. Susan Marie 83, 158 McDavitt. Fran 78 McDonald, Julia D. McDonald. Mark McFarland. Charles McGaunn. Janine Grace 60 McGhee. Amy L. 40 McGovern, Ellen Lewis McKinney. Mary M. McLallen. Rita McLean. Alfon so Alfredo McNulty. Sharon E. 81. 164 McNutt. Cynthia Jane 44 McPherson. C. R.Jr. II McPherson. Pamela Kay 33 McPherson. Patricia Kay McRae. Brian Clayton McVay. Ann 74. 154 Meekins. Harold Thomas Meng. Kimberly Ann 80, 142 Merchant. Robert S. Messinaer. Mark S. 66. 142, 171 Metcalf. Jerry Methvien, Zachary Wayne Meyer. Douglas 76 Middleton. Charles P. Jr. Meyers. Emily Hancock Mezzio. Robert W. 74 Michel, Amy Renee 45 Miles. Peggy L. 148. 151 Milhoan. Josette Ann 73 Miller. Joe Wm. Miller. Mark Lex Milton. Stuart William Mireles. Lisa Gwyn Mitchel. Talmadge E. Mitchell. Douglas E. Mitchell. Mary Margaret 33, 163 Mocata. Robert Frank 158 Montelepre, Elizabeth L. Moody. Doy le Edward Jr. 46 Moore. Howard Jeffrey Moore. James R. 83 Moore. Maria Gaye Moore. Paul Terrence40, 122, 125 Morgan, James H. 126, 162 Morrill. Helen Morns. Kevin Neal Brubaker. Patricia M. Moser, Virginia Moses, Sheri L. Moss. Elizabeth Roe Moussaoui. Abbas S. 38 Moussawi. Adnan Ali 38 Mudd Susan Joyce Mullenix. Patti Marie Munn. John Randall II Munoz. Diana M. Munoz. Fernando L. Munoz. Pedro Jose 170 Murphy. Becky 75. 169, 171, 123 Murphy, Mary Lou 78 Murphy, Susan Kay 28 Murphy. William H. Murray. Mark Kevin 84 Musgrave. Ruth Anne 73 Myers. Danny M. Nash. Jan E. 75 Neal. Leslie Mark Nester. Kathleen Sue 84, 148. 163 Nichols. Suzan Lee Nielsen. Lon Anne 31. 148 Nomura. Tadashi Norman, Mark Steven Norsworthy. Barbara E. Norton, Patricia D. Nyquist. Robin 48 Oates, Teri Lynn Obvrne. Denise Luci Ochoa, YarubvJ. 170 Odegard. Brenda K. 72 Oden. Pope Webb III Odom. Debra Odom. Mark Warren Olender. Stephen Warner Oliver. Clifford Allen Olsen. Glen Asbury Oncale. Keith Anthony Oneil. Brian Matthew 41 Oneill. Thomas Orphe. Martha Mane 50, 162 Orr. Susan Ethel Osborne. Jamie C. 30. 172 Osborne. Kenneth Paul 126, 170 Outlan. Richard S. Outlaw, Wanda M. K. 56 Ouzts. John Bernard Jr. Marshall. Nancy O. Owen. Carol Ann 64 Owens. Evelyn Sakovich Owings, Loyce Lucille 64, 162 Pace. James Mallory Packard, Kathryn B. 78 Palmer. Susan Hollev Parker. David B. Jr. 3 1 Parker, Hassel L. Parks. Rachel Alma 85 Patterson. Joyce Elaine 37 Payne, Henry Charles 43, 148 Payne, Laureen Fuller Peace. Louan 45 Pedeaux. Shawn Marie 78 Pendergrass. Donald L. Penfield. KathyTeague Penton. Michael Edward Perez. Jose Abelardo V. 73 Perot. Olivia Riley Perrv. Soren Gregory 3 1 Peter, Rebecca E. 33. 158 Pham. Viet Quan Phelps. Patricia H. Phipps. Harold R. Picou. William Piner. Jennifer Lynn 80 Poe. David H.35 Pollard. Nancy C. Poole. Carol 76 Popejoy, Laura Lee 33 Porter. Andrew Wade 85 Porter. Danny Rex Porter. Nancy Marie 157 Porter. Steven A. 78. 124 Posey. Kenneth Richard 154 Potter. James Reginald 75 Potter. Penny Delaine Potts. Michael Lee 52 Pound. Albert Marvin Pound. Michael Wayne Power. Thomas B. Prince, Susan Puddephatt. Gloria 78 Pugh. Susan C. 22 Pullen, Laurie 46 Pullman. David 20 Purdy. John Anthony 76, 146 Quintanales, Roberto Rainbolt, Vicki A. 35 Rame . Stephen E. Randall. Robert R. Rainer, Samuel S. Jr. Rapp. Michael Glenn Ratte. Raymon Paul 158 Rausseo. Carlos Jose Reddell. Susan Lynne 78, 158 Ray. Joel Richard Regan. Jess 74 Reger. Jonathan E. Reinert. Eric Raymond 71 Reinhart. Kevin Reinowski, Robert E. ■ Rembert, Arden Cooper Rembert. Gregory Lee Rezik. Mazen Salloum Rice, Susan 80 Rich. Lorraine Richard. Lionel Wayne 41 Richev. Les Alan 158 Ricks. Ricky Joe 47, 164 Rieser. William Paul 28 Riggsby. Diana Jean 51 Rimes, Julee Anne 53, 62 Ring. Donna Sue 39, 163. 166 Rivera. James Francisc o 41 Roach. Richard Burton Roberts. Selwyn H. David 37. 162 Robertson. Mary C. Robinson. Edna E. 69 Robinson. Jerry Rodriguez. Juan Raul 37, 44 Rodriguez. Miguel Rogers. Christ. 52, 168 Rogers. Linda S. Rohrer. Dianne 39, 121. 164, 170 Roland. Linda Jean Romero. Lamar David Ross. Dale 82 Rotherham, Susan Diane Rubben. Marc John 148. 158 Rue. Joseph W. Rusk. Robert John Rutledge. Clifford A. Ryan. Rosalind Regina 84 Sailer. Charles William Sakre. Thomas Mark Salguero. Antonio Jose Salley. Donna Pittman Sanders, Angela Gayle Sanders. Morgan 43 Sanders, Mary Elizabeth 57 Sanders. Richard E. Sandoval, Sergio E. Sankey. Felicia Denise 83 Sartor. Jean Paxton Save. Jon E. Saxton. Jeanette James Scales. Lydia Rhee 82. 164. 151 Scates. Jeffrey Wayne Schroeder. James Robert Schurman. G. Rankin II Schurman. Stephen Wayne Schwartz. Cynthia 21. Scroggins. Daniel Ray 78, 158 Scullark. Norman Searles. Stephen R. Sexton, Warren L. Shaabanpour. Haghighi G. 30 Shannon, Michael 82 Shell, Susan Elise Shelton. Laurie 39, 164 Sheridan, John J. 73 Sherman, David Konrad 158 Sherman. Jov 71. 132, 140, 141. 120. 121. 122. 154. 169. 123 Shernll. Betty Bryan Sherrod. Sally Ann 20 Shiplet. Michael Bryant Shuey. Paul Charles 31. 125, 124. 150 Sibley. Robert C. Jr. 172 Simpson, James Richard Singdahlsen, Anna Marie 56 Sirven, Richard Aurelia Skinner. John H. Jr. Slade. Ricky Joe Smart. Regina Sail is Smith. Delecia Patrice 25 Smith. Donna 83, 162 Smith, Joseph H. Jr. Smith. Peggy Ann 21 Smith. Patricia Marian Smith. Stanley Don Smith. Vondel Anise 32 Smith. Wendell Scott 151 Snead. Sue Ellen Snyder. Charles B. II Snyder, Susan Leigh 76, 169 Sommerfeldt. Paul M. Spence. Victoria Leah Spitzkeit. James Walter 39. 164 Stanley. Karen Kay 146 Stastny. Jordan John 76 St. Cyr. Rene Paul Stephens. Nicholas C. 41 Stephens. Robert James Stephenson, Deborah D. Stern. Harry B. 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