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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1980 volume:

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Laura Flowers Hunsicker, Soph. Missy Morn, Jack Tanner, Fresh. Elicia Jennings, Soph.; Yvonne Scott, Verna Jacobs, Fresh. Mark Cook, Tricia Warren, Sophs. w t)b Gannaway. Sr. Becky Wallace, Denise O ' Byrne, Srs.; Kay Jones, Jr. Nell Chambers, Soph.; Laurie Pullen, Fresh. Geni Daffinee, Soph. usan Cottongim, Soph. Mark Steele, Soph. Steve Honley, Soph. ' arol Foole, Soph. Max Malone, Sr. Chris McCroskey, Fresh.; Karen Koelemay, Soph.; Russ Hodges m VJ I ■A Kim Foti, Soph. Debbie Hunt, Betty Mrdja, Fresh. Dliff Ford, Sr.; John 0. Moore, Fresh.; Pete DeBuvs, Tim Holland, Shavne Ladner, Srs. Carla Bauer, Diana Munoz, Marty Fulmer, Sophs. WUttmm mmmm Penny Potter, Soph.; Robin Nyquist, -Jr. Theresa Price, Fresh. Donna Cockrell, -IP life Tony Stevens, James Rivera, Sophs. Sarah Doss, Jr. Libbv Taylor, Fresh., President Webb; Barbara Brown, Fresh. Norma Cullick, Susan Voightlander, Fresh. r Retsv Anderson, Sr. Caroline Jones, Fresh.; Kathy Dohbs Griffis, Sr.; Rene St. Cyr, Martha O ' Neal, Cor lette Murdock, Gicanda Thomas, Fresh. ■Hhm f 1 Jordan Stastny, Jr. Vicki Rice, Ford Williams, Fresh. Debbie Hetrick, Sr.; Ginger White, Soph. Billy Chandler, Sr. Will Downs, Jan Nash, Melissa Beshears, Kirk T ' 4B - Steve Wren, Bobby Compton, Sophs Karen Fogle, Soph. Joey Kent, Doug Prince, Kirke Goff, Fresh. Amy McGhee, Jr.; Van Wilson -Cathy Turner, Jr.; Laurie Shelton, Sr.; Kathy Johnson, Grad.; Melissa Wilkins, Sr. Dale Kirkindoll, Liz Stockwell, Srs. Philip Hirsch, Ann Caruthers, Srs. ' hris Fahringer, Margaret Germann, Fresh. Yolanda Blackwell, Fresh. Charles Boyd, Fresh. 1 Vicki Spence, Sr. . , i ■ Ni ii 1 TWi % rl n • Jfia 5 1 iHWR ' Debbie Thompson, Jr.; Dana Mathewson, Soph. Dennis Boddle, Soph. Steve Lambert, Fresh. David Otto, Fresh. Sheb Adkisson, Donette Cook, Sara Gilchrist, Sophs Gerry Libscomb, Jr.; David Henington, Deno Kirkisis, Steve Wood, Fresh.; Tony Caldwell, Jr.; James Rivera, Soph.; Doug Garner, Sr.; Jim Wooldridge, Jimmy Burke, Fresh.; John Munn, Jr.; Richard Lyles, Fresh.; Tony Stevens, Soph.; Bob Gardere, Sr.; Kevin Trachier, Jr. Willard Allums, Leland Shaw, Fresh.; BrianCoody, Jr. Sarah Branton, Soph.; Steve Branton, Jr. ■-■ ■ ' Keith McArty, Jr. Shawna Stotts, Fresh.; Pope Oden, Jr.; Nancy (Jordo + Deborah Waddles, FYesh. Brian Ingalls, Soph. Claire Bisiker, Fresh. —J JMru 1 ™ 1 i 1 HOI H H ■ Vx Chris Rogers, Jr.; Kelly Allison. d s, . Marwan Soul ' i, Soph. Haghighi Shaabanpour, Soph. d A. Anita Gorum, Soph. David Lawrence, Fresh. I,iKV Owings. Sr Phil Tocci, Fresh. V A ' - ' ' - ' r Susie Thomas, Sr. Ricky Slade, Jr. Reth Calhoun, Fresh.; Brenda Cunningham, Sr.; Laura Shaffer, Fresh. 1 ' f Sue Mudd, Soph. Mike Ricke, Fresh. Caroline Popejoy, Elizabeth Martinusen, Fresh. Linda Lebo, Soph. Charlotte Thomas, Laura Popejoy, Jrs. Bob Gardere, John Munn, Srs. Susan Prince, Sr.; Tim Bruster, Jr. Knox Anclress, Jr. Rachel Parks, Soph.; Mary Bea Thomas. Sr Mark Evans, Soph. ft .Y Bt -! A „ f i A .% f; 1 Amy Michel, Sr; David Kneipp, Jr. §• Debbie Carter, -Jr. Tal Walker, Sr.; -John Skinner, .Jr. Carolyn Jones, Fresh.; Sharon Tucker, Soph.; Bridgptl Babers, Krt Mmia Logan. )r -Jenny Piner, Soph. Mike Clavman. .Jr. Janine McOaunn, Soph.; Kathy BloomJ ' ield, Kevin Keinhart. Sandy Clillespie, Jn Jennifer Vaughn, Fresh.; Charlotte Blakely, Patti Home, Sophs. Charlie Atkins, Fresh. Sha McNulty, Soph. J r EpiEiaiEHjxiEJ £ Maria Moore, Sr ; Tricia Smi Stephanie Lynch, Fresh.; David Sherman, Sr.; Karen Albano, Soph Missy Moore, Fresh.: Tammv Farnir, Cii • Darryn Walker, Jr. Brent Henley, Sr.; Susan Webb, Soph.; Beaver Fuller, Sr. Jim Cox, Jr. Thomas Budde, Stuart Harville, Fresh. Debbie Vickers, Beth Morrison, Bonnie Brown. Fresh. ' Fran, Fresh.: Dal Trail, Ji awanis Akins, Fresi Jenny Slagnaro, Fresh oil claw, Sr. Lisa Mireles, Jr.; Judv Sukol, Sr. cia Smith, -Jr. Sue Bailey, Soph. ■X.A m ff rym , V ■ Dick Dodson, Sr.; (Cheryl Brewer, Jr. Danilo Pina, Fresh. Jr.: Melanie West, Fresh.; Bert Lamhrecht, Jr. Leon a McCaughan, Soph. Kennen, Soph. ' on(l( l Smith, -lr. Anita Martin, Sandra Mrock, Srs. Neomi Wilson, Jr. Ted Broyles, Soph. Delton Abrams, Fresh. Mary Cook, Jr.; Jean Sartor, Sr. Frances Harrell, Fresh. David Poe, St.; Vicki Rainbolt, Jr. i M I J . 2p k - M Sm ' SI K Mr ' «• 4g B -• 1 it, % H T B P-:- - s - Brad Crawford, .Jr.; Lisa Felder, Soph. Soren Perry, Soph. Carole Wiggins, Fresh. til- . - Alan Arthur, Diane Long, Srs. ;i ( ' owell. Fresh. Soph.; Va Jeff Kennedy, Fresh. Loiinn Ponce, Kirk Labor, Jrs I L wj mm mm IL. «J ! Beth Carter, Soph. athy Broadnax. Blanka Blazetic. Theresa Heacock, Sophs.; Zora Tumbas, Fresh Charlotte Thomas, Jr.; Cathy Amsler, Fresh.; Sally Sherrod, Soph. Betsy Stockinger, Sr. Bertram Alozie, Emily Alozie, Sophs ■stoii, Melissa Anderson, Fresh. Martha Bisner, S Wade McCutcheon, Fresh. Casey Cantwell, Fresh. Ray Kassouf, Jr. Sunny Burgess, Sr. Kilpatrick, Fresh. Boh Taylor, Stan Copeland, Jrs.; Dave Knight, Soph.  - - to- f jp Mike Shannon, Soph. Debra Bourn, Soph. A tt IK Hf - H IK tt « M • H M M ■■■•■•a . 1 : |: : ' ••■lUW ' •0 ' Marcie Shepherd, Laurie Hinman, Fresh. w w w ■ ' ' W m ■ %  H p RB p (Ptej a - — J Pr N Cindv Gonzales, Soph Susie Redclell, Soph. Tony Caldwell, Rebecca Camp, Sn Shirley Arnold, Sr. Gerry Lipscomb, Melinda Love, Jrs. VI i ml v Ramev, Fresh. Troy Henry, Fresh. Garrett, Fresh. Elizabeth Robinson, Sr. — Kaven Hristow, Jr.; Sharon Faust, Fresh.; .less Regan, Jr. Ed Fenton, Soph. KmJ Bess Robinson, Liz Lane. Fresh S Tv Lisa Conklin, Fresh. Chuck Easley, Grad. FACULTY 88 Administration Administration 8y rTU 00 EMILY MfcWILLIAMS SECRETARY-OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF STUDENTS Administration 91 92 Administration Administration 93 HAROLD BOND BUSINESS OFFICE-TREASURER 96 Administration Administration 97 98 Administration Administration 99 100 Sociology, Religion h Psychology 101 102 Sciences Sciences 103 104 History, Economics $ g r Business 105 , France fe -rl DR. VlCKI GOTTLOB ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF FRENCH r MRS. ISOBEL ROSENBLOOM LECTURER-THEATRE SPEECH V 7 X 106 Foreign Lang. Art Theatre 107 108 Physical Education Physical Education 109 «%° £ w DR. VIRGINIA CARLTON OF DEPARTMENT AND SSOR OF MATHEMATICS 110 Math, Education Philosophy 111 11 2 Library . 114 English 1 -|5 Music Music 1 1; HONORS A VMM JA w wo — — 4 If I , % 1 IT K| 1 LADY ; Congl Tpen ] ' ean s •eers lent Chi Omega President . . . Omicron Delta Kappa . . . Who ' s Who . . . Homecoming Court . . Alpha Chi . . Alpha Kappa Delta . . . Dean ' s List . . . Open Ear . . . Circle K . . . Panhellenic . . . Student Faculty Discipline Committee . . . Centenary College Choir Public Relations Director . . . W.R.A. . . son S.G.A. President and Senator . . . Maroon Jacket . . . Who ' s Who . . . Omicron Delta Kappa . . Dean ' s List . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon Vice-President . . . Centenary Board of Trustees . . . Resident Assistant . . . Judicial Board . . Student Life Committee . . . Pre -Law Club . . . . ' • ' ■ ' ; V. ' . x • ' ' . ... - ' - : ' ' ' ' : : ■ : ' .. - ' . ' ■ : ' ' - ' . ; : ' • ' ' . ' :; ' . ' •. ' ' ' . ' ' V a ' • _ at ' •;:• ' ■■ ' ? ■; ' ■■ ■:■. ■■ o ■ ' .- --;:; v : : ■-..■■■ ' ■ .:■.■ ■:• ' -. ••• .am Alpha Chi .. ' micron .appa . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart President . . . nization Committee ident s Counci Omicron Delta Kappa Selection for membership to this international honorary fraternity is based on scholarship and leader- ship. Members of Centenary ' s Beta Pi chapter exemplify the dignity associated with this outstanding organization. Pictured back to front: Dr. Earle Labor, Dr. Rosemary Seidler, Willard Cooper, Dick Dodson, Ann Caruthers, Dr. Vickie Gottlob, Ellen Cole, Rev. Robert Ed Taylor, Rebecca Camp, Dr. Walter Lowrey, Ellen Brown, Dr. Lee Morgan, Debbie Hetrick, John Lambert, Dean Dorothy Gwin, Shayne Ladner, Dianne Rohrer. 137 Who ' s Who Every year the Stu- dent Life Committee bestows the honor of Who ' s Who upon a spe- cially select group of Centenary students. The primary qualifica- tion is excellence, along with academic prowess, campus activities, and personality in mind. Top left to right: Debbie Hetrick, Doug Meyer, Shayne Ladner, Mary Bea Thomas, Doug Garner, Shir- ley Arnold, Chris Hyde, Dianne Rohrer, Ellen Brown, Rebecca Camp, and Ann Caruthers. Left: Vondel Smith, Dick Dodson, Susan McDaniel. 138 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. Pictured are (back to front) Debbie Hetrick, Amy Michel, Ellen Brown, Willard Cooper, Terry Moore, Susan Snyder, Dr. Virginia Carlton, Dr. Lee Morgan, Anita Martin, Melissa Fowle, Rebecca Camp, Dianne Rohrer, Melissa Wilkins, Pedro Munoz, and Elsa Kapitan. 139 Alpha Kappa Delta Alpha Kappa Delta is Centenary ' s honorary sociology fraternity. Its purpose is to recognize those students who have done well in this area while maintaining an impressive reputation for producing outstanding students. Pictured are (front to back) Julie Clegg, Mary Bea Thomas, Mary Cook, Dr. Eddie Vetter, Robin Wright, Sally Sherrod, Doug Garner, Mary Lou Murphy, Dr. Brian Kovacs, Dianne Rohrer, and Jean Sarter. 140 Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Epsilon Delta, the national honorary premedical fraternity, bases its membership upon scholarship. Be- sides arranging and sponsoring a premed high school weekend, AED frequently ob- serves surgical proce- dures at local hospitals. Pictured are (above and front to back) John Hol- comb, Pam McPher- son, Kurt Knowles, Scott Bicknell, Jim Spitzkeit, Kirk La- bor, Susan Webb, Mary Duet, and Ter- ry Moore. Pictured at left are officers of Alpha Epsilon Delta: John Holcomb, Ter- ry Moore, Mary Duet, and Kurt Knowles. 141 Alpha Sigma Chi Alpha Sigma Chi is Centena- ry ' s honorary chemistry fra- ternity. This organization is more than a name. They en- gage various ex- perts in the chemistry pro- fession as speakers. Members of Al- pha Sigma Chi are pictured above: Mike Woolbert, Thomas Cecola, Steve Holt, Brian Franklin, Dr. Stanton Taylor, Dr. Robert Zawolski, Terry Moore, Rod Len- gel, Felicia San- key, and Dino Kirkisis. Pictured at left are officers: Thomas Cecola, Treasurer; Rod Lengel, President; Terry Moore, Vice-Pres.; and Mike Woolbert, Secretary. 142 Maroon Jackets Pictured at right are Shayne Ladner, Sue Brown, Mary Bea Thom- as, Sue Orr, Debbie He- trick and Eric Reinert. Dick Dodson is pictured below. Maroon Jackets are the live definitions of the words service and Scholarship on the Centenary campus. Admission into this elite group is determined by academic and leadership accomplishments. For the first time in this organization ' s history, men were admitted. These hosts and hostesses greet visitors, usher at Convocations, and perform various other duties. 143 Student Government Association Members of the SGA (right) are Dick Dodson, Mona Vines, Ken Jeck, Sarah Branton, Russ Hodges, Susan Webb, Ka- ren Albano, Peggy Miles, Steve Wren, Ford Wil- liams, Tony Caldwell, Dr Vetter, Sarah Gilchrist, Brent Henley, Brian Ken- nedy, Chris Hyde, Cather- ine Porter, and Sue Brown. Officers are (below) Chris Hyde, Treasurer; Dick Dodson, President; Brian Kennedy, Vice- President; Peggy Miles, Secretary; and Dr. Eddie Vetter. 144 The Student Government Association is the line of communication between the administration and the students. It is the governing body of the students as well as their voice. The SGA organizes and sponsors All Campus Week-end, the Coffeehouse, the Blood Drive, dances, movies, and several other fun activities. One of the most important projects facing the SGA is raising money for the renovation of the SUB. The Centenary Fair and the auction are just a few of the money-raising activities which have proved to be very successful. 145 Yoncopin £S . - s j ... - ©sfc , ' srr;- . • I ' .... Members of the Yoncopin staff pictured above are Karen Koelemay, Faculty and Administration Editor; Cindy Gonzales, Business Manager; Sally Sherrod, Editor; Elaine Mayo, Sports Editor; and Evonne Greene, Copy Editor. Pictured on next page are Ann Caruthers, Students Editor; and Barbara Brown, Organizations Editor. 146 The Yoncopin Staff of 1980 wishes to express a special thanks to Janie Flournoy for all her extra time and effort . . . also to Mr. David Baker of Josten ' s American Yearbook Company . . . and to Dominic at Dee ' s Pho- tos for his assistance with the photography. Without these special people ' s help, the publication of the 1980 Yoncopin would not have been possible. The yearbook has been an effort on our part, but we hope that it brings lasting memories to the reader and therefore for us it becomes a satisfying accomplishment. 147 Conglomerate The CONGLOMERATE is an important part of the college ' s communication system. The weekly publication is full of activities, controversies, Shreveport happenings, information articles, and humorous articles. Pictured are Libby Andress, Merrill Wautlet (Sports Editor), Brian O ' Neil (Business Manager), Janet Vaught (Entertainment), Jody Oliver, Sarah Doss (Editor), Mary Gallien, Ann McVay (Managing Editor), Shirley Arnold, Kay Jones (Features Editor), and Steve Honley (News Editor). 148 Photographers Photographers are, at right, Amy Michel, Jay Al- len, Sally Sherrod, Elaine Mayo, Debbie Hetrick, John Purdy, Will Downs. Below are Frances Harrell and Charlotte Thomas. Without these people there wouldn ' t be a yearbook or any added features to the newspaper. They put in alot of time and hard work. Many thanks to the photog- raphers for the CONGLOMER- ATE and the YONCOPIN. 149 KSCL KSCL is Centenary ' s student-operated radio station. The station is another part of the communications system on campus. Application was made to increase power to 100 watts; this increase in power will serve a greater area of Shreveport and Bossier City. Pictured above (left to right) are Geni Daffinee, John Purdy, Brenda Walker, John Wuenschel, Matt Mathis, Lori Duke, Eddie White, Louise Lafitte, Jack Tanner, Graham Bateman, Jimmy Wolldridge, Mark McCulloch, and Peggy Miles. Pictured at the right are Peggy Miles, Station Manager; Eddie White, Chief Engineer; John Purdy, Program Director; and Mark McCulloch, Assis- tant Station Manager. 150 Stage Band Stage Band members are Craig Ames, Charles Boyd, William Bailey, Tim Brennan, Alvin Coleman, Will Downs, Debbie Hetrick, Chris Hyde, Dino Kirkikis, Frank Coon, James Leach, Sam Maxey, Keith McCarty, Wade McCutcheon, Tadashi Nomura, Jamie Osborne, Robert Sibley, Dan Villasana, Kelly Walker, and Louis Wells. 151 Judicial Board The Judicial Board is that group of students who have been elected by the campus to judge minor campus offenses and appeals from the dorm coun cils. Members of the Board pictured above are Jan Carpenter, Mary Bea Thomas, John Fakess, Dr. Rosemary Seidler, Mike Woolbert, Shirley Arnold, and John Holcomb. Student-Faculty Discipline Committee The Student-Faculty Disci- pline Committee is a selected group of faculty members and stu- dents. Selections are based upon application. This is the highest ju- dicial body, therefore trying the most serious cases and appeals from the Judicial Board. Members of the committee are Dean Lyn Erickson, Dr. Douglas Morrill, William Teague, Ron Dean, Gor- don Blackman, Rebecca Camp, Hallie Dozier, Dr. James Farrar, and Dr. Don Emler. Honor Court The Honor Court has the unceremonious job of en- forcing the Honor Code. It is composed of highly decidi- cated juniors and seniors sworn to uphold the honor system. Only three of the members are shown: Dr. Benjamin Liles, Donette Cook, and Susan Snyder. 153 mmmmim Under the direction of Dr. Will K. Andress, the internationally known Centenary College Choir had an im- pressive. They performed on televi- sion, toured Texas and Louisiana, and also received great reviews for Rhapsody in View. Pictured on these pages are pictures from their tour of Russia and Poland, a trip that made the Choir appreciate home much more. Officers for the Choir were: Brian Kennedy — President; Dale Kirkin- doll and Karen Koelemay — Vice Presidents; Trish Warren — Secre- tary; Melinda Love — Soprano Sec- tion Leader; Melissa Breshears — Alto Section Leader; Paul Armstrong — Tenor Section Leader; Tim Eaton — Bass Section Leader; and Ginger White and Chris McCrosky — Ac- compianists. ■mi :;,,, £ v ■ e  • d g rug « ' Special thanks to Cynthia Lewis of the Shreveport TIMES and to Lydia Scales for the use of their pictures of Russia. 157 : :;F vyt- 158 Opera Workshop The Opera Workshop is composed of various voice students and faculty. Each fall scenes from the operas are presented and during the spring one opera is staged. At Left on the front row are Keith Oncale, Marcie Shep- herd, and Tricia Warren; on the back row are Gayle John- son, Keith McCarty, Paul Armstrong, Nancy Porter, Elizabeth Jennings, Charles Boyd, Deborah Waddles, Darryn Walker, John Baird, and Bill Riley. 159 Rivertown Players The Rivertown Players stage several highly acclaimed productions during the year. Members are (front to back) Ginger Folmer, Tripp Phillips, Debra Waller, Chris Fahringer, Gloria Colon, Caren Davis, Michael Ballard, Cindy Hawkins, David Sherman, Susan McDaniels, Russ Hodges, Norma Cullick, Iris Polk, R. Buseick, Mary Alfred, and Craig Ames. 160 The Rimers Of Eldritch 161 The Innocents 162 The Birds 163 Dorm Councils Hardin Dorm Coun- cil: Dorry McDonald, D a r o u n y Loakhamth- ong, Cathy Lensing, Me- 1 issa B e - shears, Sue Brown, and Susan Rice. Mem- bers of Rotary Dorm Council are Brian Ingalls, Phil T o c c i , Beaver Fuller, Steve Wren, and Mike Clayman. 164 Not pictured: Sexton Dorm Council. C 1 i n e Dorm Coun- cil: Bo John- son , Tim Holland, D e 1 t o n A b r a m s , Parnell Holt, Tim Eaton. James Dorm Council: K a t h y Johnson, V o n d e 1 Smith, Laurie Shelton, Barbara Brown, Sue M u d d , Lynn Young, A n g i e Gill, and Sarah Doss. 165 Resident Assistants Jordan Stastny, Russ Hodges, Ann Caruthers, David Kneipp, Amy Michel, Ken Jeck, Brenda Cunning- ham, Phil Maguire, Debbie Hetrick, Dale Kirkindoll, Jan Carpenter, Dean Lyn Erickson, and Susan Webb. Not Pictured: Karen Koelemay, Liz Stockwell, Shayne Ladner, John Purdy, Pete DeBuys. 166 Resident Directors Right top: Kathy Johnson, James Dorn Right Middle: Van Wilson, Cline Dorm Right Bottom: Mrs. Collins, Rotary Dorm Left Middle: Mrs. Horton, Sexton Dorm Left Bottom: Cathy Lensing, Hardin Dorm 167 M S M 168 . ' rfijfc • - - -■—- ' — —.„:-,-- . $maaaBsa The Methodist Student Movement is sponsored by the Chaplain ' s Office with Rev. Robert Ed Taylor and Assistants Doug Meyer and Steve Kelly guiding the activities. The program of religious activities in- volves 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, in- tellectual stimulation, and counseling. The program is open to all persons on campus. The activities are: SNOOPY ' S HOUR — a Thursday evening supper 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 gath- ering of the campus to hear outstanding speakers as well as sacred music. 169 B S U The Baptist Student Union was busy with many activities this year. Under the direc- tion of the Rev. Cleatice Sipes, projects in- cluded Bible studies, cookouts, meaningful dialogue, and many fellowship activities. Clete Sipes is the BSU director pictured at the left. i?o 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: nursing homes, Christmas carol- ing, and Kiwanis Club Pancake dinner. Members are: Sandie Gillespie, Mindy Ramey, Rebecca Camp, Mary Bea Thomas, Brigitte Gort, Mandy Arnold, Cathy Lensing, Susan Webb, Shawna Stotts, Nancy Gordon, and Felicia Sankey. 171 Social Science Club Members of the Social Science Club are those students who are interested in the field of sociology. Pictured are (front to back) John Wuenschel, Mary Cook, Maria Moore Janet Vaught, Brenda Walker, Dr. Eddie Vetter, Dr. Brian Kovacs, Keith Dollahite, Libby Taylor, Richard Liles, David Henington, Doug Garner, Russ Hodges, Brian Franklin, Jean Sarter, James Rivera, Jay Allen, Larry McCammon, Mike Owen, Lawrence McCutcheon, Rene St. Cyr, Tony Caldwell, and Versa Clark. 172 Pre-Law Club The pre-law club is an extra-curricular activity for students with an interest in the legal profession. With their sponsor, Dr. Walter Lowrey, these students prepare themselves for law school and a career as lawyers. Members are: Dr. Lowrey, Steve Honley, Keigh Dollahite, Tony Caldwell, Parnell Holt, Janet Vaught, Susan Snyder, Dick Dodson, Susie Thomas, Mary Gallien, and Barbara Brown. 173 Panhellenic 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 enforcement 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. Members: Ann Caruthers, Sue Bailey, Louan Peace, Charlotte Thomas, Sara Gilchrist, Sally Sherrod, Tammy Farrar, Betsy Stockinger, Nancy Porter and Kay Jones. 174 Interfraternity 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 are: Jim Moore, Mike Woolbert, Shayne Ladner, Kris Erickson, James Rivera, Parnell Holt, Merrill Wautlet, Doug Garner, Chris Rogers and Pete Debuys. 175 CHI OMEGA Louan Peace President The year started out great for the Chi O ' s with a Number One Pledge Class. The Chi Omegas were Cathy Amsler busy with activities such as kidnaps, Barnyard, Hal- loween caroling, Parent-Daughter Banquet, Crush Party, and Spring Formal. They also participated in service projects for Open Ear and Muscular Dystro- phy which was a Skate-a-thon with the KA ' s; Chi Omegas were seen on campus as Pacesetters, R.A. ' s, cheerleaders, YONCOPIN editors, Choir, RTP, SGA, and KSCL. The Chi O ' s agreed that they had a good time and a successful year. Betsy Anderson Libby Andress Jeannine Dickens Sandy Gillespie Cindy Gleason Elaine Mayo ■ JH Jane Mathews Kelly McNeil Kim Meng Peggy Miles Missy Moore . ' Jli Jan Carpenter Vice-President ■ r mm Mandy Arnold - 0 P k Nancy Gordon • 4 Missy Morn Libby Taylor 178 mm rt Lambrecht Charlotte Thomas Sally Sherrod ;retary Treasurer Pledge Trainer Tammy Farrar Rush Chairman Nancy Porter Personnel Evelyn Hamilton Social Chairman s - 4 41 . 11 p?j £ ■Am iham Bateman Barbara Brown Rebecca Camp Ann Caruthers Lisa Conklin Brenda Cunningham iwn Gremillion Frances Harrell Cindy Hawkins Louise Lafitte Cindy Lee Cathe Lewis A _ aie Osborne Joyce Patterson f. ha Scales -A na Vines Melanie West 179 (L - f x • w v 180 Straight 10 tte, topA SAY5GD GENT C Betsy Stockinger Sue Brown Sue Orr Mary Bea Thorn President Vice President Pledge Trainer Rec. Secretary Sheb Adkisson Sarah Branton Debbie Carter Gayle Cheatwood Donette Cook Sarah Cush ' Cindy Garret Mm Elizabeth Linda Lukey Martinusen Dorr y McDonald Pam McPherson Denise Obyrne Kathryn Packard Rachel Parks T AU ALPHA yf ?t a 1 . tmiili Caroline Popejoy Laura Popejoy Susan Rice Jill Richards IMVL Susan Voightlander Shelley Watts Cheryl White 182 lebecca Wallace Susan Synder Jan Nash }or. Secretary Treasurer Historian ara Gilchrist Melissa Beshears Membership f 7T? r F A ZjXjj X i TAU ALr rlA Debbie Hetrick Kay Jones Melinda Love The Zeta Ladies began the year with a good Rush. The ZTA ' s were busy this year with Las Vegas Night, Swamp Party, Halloween Party, Christmas Party, and Spring Formal in New Orleans. Besides these activties the Zeta ' s had time for service projects with UNI- CEF, St. Judes, and the Rutherford House. The Zeta ' s were involved on campus as SGA senators, Maroon Jackets, Choir, Cheerleaders, and CONGLOMERATE staff. This year a good time was had by all of the ladies of Zeta Tau Alpha. )eanna Pigno Jennifer Piner linger White Davina Yates 183 184 ■ % datm. ' B ... . ? « - | M MM ST r I sJfii b IfsiK r mitek SmHBBmB 185 ZETA PHI BETA I AY A X A3l X XXX I I J X JLJ DELTCIA SMITH FOUNDER The members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority worked long and hard in promoting the ideas of finer womanhood, scholarship, sisterly love, and humanitarian services at Centenary. With these ideas in mind, the W.I.Z. Club (Women Interested in Zeta) was formed in the Spring of 1979. With the thirst for recognition and the quinch for establishment, these young women branched out dutifully, exemplifying the meaning of their motto, Whatever the mind of a woman can conceive, and her heart believes, she can achieve. From that time on these young women actively participated in the Heart Fund Drive, Storks West (National Project of Zeta Phi Beta), All Campus Weekend, the Centenary Fair, High School Weekend, Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges, the Women ' s basketball team, Afro American History Month, Homecoming, and many other activities. Accepted by the college in 1979, this organization, under the leadership of Delecia and Vondel Smith, became a highlighted part of Centenary when it was charted on February 23, 1980 under the name of Sigma Iota Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. VONDEL SMITH FOUNDER IRIS POLK WIZ PRESIDENT 186 GLORIA COLONE UIIUu JNDA ROGERS ELIZABETH JENNINGS VERNA JACOBS 187 188 ck Stephens V Jim McClelland VI John Munn VII n Henriksen umni Advisor Brad McPherson Faculty Advisor Jimmy Burke — L io Kirkisis Richard Liles 3 erry L ipscomb r j ■ P T m 1 ±f II L ? . I Cim | jO Steve Wood FAPPA XV.irVJ- A A ALPHA The Alpha Iota Chapter of Kappa Alpha had a busy year with parties such as Jungle Party, Halloween Party, Christmas Party, and Old South. Members of Kappa Alpha are involved in campus activities ranging from Stage Band to cheerleading to varsity athletics. The KA ' s also planned and organized a Skate-a-thon with the Chi Omegas for Muscular Dystrophy. The men of Kappa Alpha were also the most supportive group at Centenary Basketball games. The KA ' s busy as they were this year always found time for a good time. 189 KAPPA SIGMA 190 j «s • ' v I  . - ■ Best known for porch sliding and roof sitting, the Kappa Sigmas began the year with an excellent Rush. South Seas, Fifties Party, Christmas Party, Pajama Party, and Black and White were several of the Kappa Sigma parties this year. Kappa Sigs were involved on campus as Choir members, R.A. ' s, cheer- leaders, Dorm Council, and varsity athletics. The Sigs had a Christmas party for the Children at Shriners Hospital. All in all, a good year and a great time were had by all at the Kappa Sigma house. Pictured at the left are Teri Oates-little sister, Par- nell Holt, Trip Ludwig, Bob Gannaway, Joey Kent; on the back row are Paula Stevens-little sister, Rusty Deas, David Kneipp, Philip Budd, Vicki Rainbolt- little sister, Kim Meng-little sister, Ron Casillas, Jim Moore, Galen Eads, Amy Michel-little sister, Pope Oden, Mark Eldredge, Jim Frantz, and Robert Truitt. Picture at the top left are David Kneipp-Social Chairman, Bob Gannaway-Guard, Jim Moore- Guard; back row are Galen Eads-Grand Scribe, Jim Frantz-Grand Treasurer, Ron Casillas-Grand Proc- urator, Pope Oden-Grand Master, and Parnell Holt- Grand Master Ceremonies. Not pictured are Scott Smith-Guard, Joe Hollen- berg-Grand Procurator, Steve Burkhalter, David Eu- banks, David Poe, Leslie Jones, Ted Broyles, Mike Haik, Ed Hall, Mark Suhar, Tim Zimmerebner, Kirke Goff-Grand Treasurer, Patti Home-little sis- ter, Jenny Casillas-little sister, and Charmaine Pot- ter-Kappa Sigma Sweetheart. 191 Shayne Ladner Dick Dodson Brian Ingalls Prytanis Epiprytanis Grammateus Gordon Blackman Keith Dollahite Steve Wren Crysophylos Hypophetes Pylortes Robert Youngmara Hegemon Bobby Compton Pete DeBuys Tim Eaton Kris Erickson Clif Ford Russ Hodges Tim Holland 194 1 Downs tor ert Ed Taylor TAU KAPPA EPSILON The Tau Kappa Epsilon men were active in campus activities this year. TKE ' s were involved in SGA, varsity athletics, Choir, Pacesetters, KSCL, R.A. ' s, Maroon Jackets, CSCC, and cheerleading. TKE parties for the year included Graveyard Party, the Nest, Christmas Party, and the Red Carnation Ball. The TKE ' s claimed the championship in intra- mural football for the second year in a row. The Iota-Theta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon has had a busy and eventful year. Jeck Brian Kennedy David Koon Kirk Labor I Maguire Chris McCroskey Wade McCutcheon Steve Porter Mike Ragland lard Roach Wallace Robertson Jack Stice F Daniel Villasana Ford Williams 195 196 197 THETA CHI 198 The Eta Rho Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity had an eventful and worthwhile year. Theta Chi ' s were involved in many campus ac- tivities ranging from SGA and Stage Band to cheerieading. Heavy celebrating was seen at Theta Chi social functions includ- ing Mafia Party, Toilet Bowl Pa- rade, Red Death Parties, and Sweetheart Formal. The formida- ble foos-ball players of Theta Chi once again had an enjoyable year. On opposite page kneeling are John Holcombe-Vice-President, Kim Foti, Hassel Parker-Treasur- er; Row 1: Chris Rogers-President, Charlotte Thomas-Sweetheart, Andrew Porter, Phil Tocci, Chris Hyde-Vice-President, Thomas Budde; Row 2: Alan McPherson, Dr. Stanton Taylor-Faculty Advi- sor, Scott Hyde-Secretary, Allison Bailes, Stuart Harville, David Lawrence, and Mike Woolbert- Pledge Marshall. 199 IHMnnMMHHiMHH H 3vS 5? ' = £ BASKETBALL COACH CANTERBURY MICHAEL SHANNON lira PrKJB ssfljk Si W Jf Ell ■ ' ■■■31 V B IK r c l LORIN GEORGE MARK ADES MORGAN SANDERS Centenary ' s 1979-80 basketball season, its first in the Trans America Athletic Conference, will be remembered for a terrific one-two punch. While senior George Lett took his place next to Robert Parish and Tom Kerwin as one of the top scorers and rebounders in Centenary histo- ry, sophomore Cherokee Rhone emerged as one of the nation ' s top young stars. The Jet Lett and the Chief Rhone both averaged near twenty points and over ten re- bounds a game and sparked a competitive charge by the Gents in the second half of the season. Sophomore Steve Burkhalter improved greatly as a swing man between guard and for- ward and was just one of a young group of play- ers who offer a building block for future sea- sons. Centenary hosted the University of Arkansas before a full house in the Gold Done. In the opener of the Centenary Doubleheader at Hirsch Coliseum, the Gents scored 121 points against Alaska- Anchorage — the third best sin- gle game in school history. Notre Dame beat Tulane in the second game. SCORES DATE OPPONENT RESULT SITE Nov. 30 Houston Baptist W, 78-68 Dome Dec. 3 U. of Arkansas Northeast Louisiana L, 53-65 Away Dec. 6 L, 63-76 Away Dec. 8 U. of Arkansas L, 62-70 Dome Dec. 10 Arkansas Tech L, 58-59 Dome Dec. 15 Louisiana Tech L, 64-70 Dome Dec. 20 Long Island L, 101-114 Away Dec. 22 Siena L, 82-86 Away Dec. 23 St. Johns ' s L, 72-92 Away Jan. 3 Mid Tennessee St. W, 58-54 Dome Jan. 5 Northern I owa W, 65-64 Dome Jan. 7 Northwestern La. W, 62-57 Away Jan. 10 Alaska-Anchorage W, 121-92 Hirsch Jan. 14 Louisiana Tech L, 58-59 Away Jan. 19 Illinois State L, 51-72 Dome Jan. 26 Valparaiso W, 76-68 Dome Jan. 28 Southeastern La. W, 74-59 Dome Feb. 2 Illinois State L, 59-74 Dome Feb. 5 North Tex; as State W, 81-75 Away Homecoming at Centenary took place on February 23rd, and seven women were honored by being selected to the 1980 Homecoming Court. There was a parade before the game in the Gold Dome against Northwest- ern. Afterwards there was a Homecoming dance. Sever- al parties and gatherings of alumni took place with the renewing of old and sometimes forgotten friendships, and there was the customary decoarting of sorority and fraternity houses. Pictured above are members of the 1980 Homecoming Court. Left to right are Louan Peace, Queen; Evonne Greene; Patti Home; Deborah Waddles; Melissa Be- shears, First Maid; Paula Stevens; and Debbie Carter. Pictured on the right is Melissa Beshears, First Maid. On the Opposite page is Louan Peace, 1980 Homecom- ing Queen. Melissa Beshears First Maid 1 I. HOMECOMING 1980 Louan Peace Queen SALLY SHERROD, TIM HOLLAND V Vie T I 1 ft SHEB ADKISSON, ANDREW PORTER TAMMY FARRAR, JOHN FAKESS MELISSA BESHEARS, MASCOT ANDY WATSON KEITH W1LHITE WILLARD ALLUMS lVE coss JAY KELLY KEN MARKS o vwRr ,1 o o 4fl lb « ' 1 E? m Wm L T ' $r - ' IREY COSTELLO LELAND SHAW CHUCK WILLIAMSON The Golf Team had a superior year under the direction of Coach Horgen. Senior Hal Sutton, with a 71.0 aver- age, led the team to a second place win at the Buckeye Fall Classic and a first place win at the Harvey Pennick Intercollegiate Tourney. Sutton came in second at the Buckeye Clas- sic and first at the Jim Corbett Invi- tational. Jimmy Odell placed third and Guy Kennen placed fifth at the Morton Braswell Fall Classic. Con- gratulations to the Gentlemen of the Greens for their fine accomplish- ments. TODD HINGTGEN HAL SUTTON WADE BOTTS DANNY TRAHAN MARK NORMAN bottom row: Guy Kennen, Hal Sutton, Wade Botts, Jimmy Odell, Bo Johnson, top row: Coach Horgen, Tim Zimmerebner, Mark Norman, Dan Trahan, Todd Hingt gen.. Peter Winkler. TER WINKLER TIM ZIMMEREBNER GUY KENNEN MIKE AMEEN WILL DOWNS COACH HARRISON TENNIS MARK ELDREDGE JAMES FILIFOWSKI PHILIP HIRSCH MARK HARRISON SCOTT HAYES DOUG HEDGES NICK STEPHENS BLANKA BLAZKTK SANDRA I)l ' N( AN BK BK Bl LYNN KRAUSE Bottom row: Duncan, Harrison, Krause, Bullock. Top row: Tumbas, Moore, Yates, and Blazetic. The Centenary Ladies ' tennis team had a good year under the guidance of Coach Jimmy Harrison. The team had five re- turning players as well as strong new addi- tions. In 1979, the team won the Louisiana AIAW Division II championship. The team can also boast of its international flavor, for it has two players from Yugos- lavia, one from Australia, and one from Chile. Not pictured is Patricia Hermidas. VALERIE HARRISON MISSY MOORE DAVINA YATES JENNIFER FORSHEE For the third straight year, Centenary fielded one of the nation ' s strongest women ' s gymnastics teams — major or small college. The Ladies posted some of the top scores in the nation, then went after their third AIAW Division II national championship in the Gold Dome on March 28-29. All-American Beth Johnson was the team leader, following her AIAW Division II all- around individual championship by finish- ing second in the US World University Games ' team trials competition. She then helped the US win a bronze team medal in the Games in Mexico City and qualified for three individual finals. Beth, the Ladies ' lone upperclassman, was joined by talented freshmen Jennifer For- shee (Kirkwood, Mo.), Karen Edelsten (Bris- band, Australia), Jill Brown(Rockwall, Tx.), Margot Todd (Albany, Ga.), and Kim Straus- s(El Paso, Tx.). The girls trained at Olympia Training Center in Belcher under the direction of Coach Vannie Edwards. « I ■69 lEPis . ABDI ADLOO, ALL CONFERENCE 1 Top row: Abdi Adloo, Richard Liles, Brian Oneil, Andrew Por- ter, Tony Caldwell, John Fakess, Phil Tocci, Thomas Budde, and Son Tran. Bottom row: Jimmy Burke, Scott Hayes, John Munn, Beaver Fuller, Jim Spitzkeit, Carlos Rausseo, Marwan Soufi, and Mansour Moghthawy. . 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Abrams, Delton 70, 165 Adams, Dawn Elizabeth Adams, Letitia 76 Ades, Mark 3, 10, 28, 194, 196, 202, 207 Adger, Sylvia Adger Adkins, John Lee Adkisson, Sheb 15, 50, 182, 216, 217 Adloo, Abdollah 233 Aiken, Alice M. Akins, Kawanis 65 Albano, Karen 27, 63, 144, 251 Alexander, Kevin 194 Alfred, Mary 23, 52, 160 Allen, Harry Frank III 218, 220 Allen, Jay 25, 149, 154, 172 Allums, George Willard 51, 218, 220 Alozie, Bertram C. 76 Alozie, Emily Anderson 76 Ameen, Michael 224, 225 Ames, Craig 160 Amsler, Cathy 17, 27, 75, 178 Anders, Dick Anderson, Elizabeth 44, 178, 181 Anderson, Jackie Anderson, Melissa 77 Andress, Libby 148, 154, 178 Andress, Knox 14, 57, 155, 242 Andrews, Rasa Bobelis Andries, Rose Drofton An tee, Terry Lee Antee, Theresa Garza Armstrong, Paul 42, 155 Arnold, Amanda 34, 171, 178 Arnold, Shirley Evelyn 82, 138, 148, 152 Arthur, Alan D. Ashley, Doris G. Ashmore, Mitch 218, 219 Aston, Susan 85 Atkins, Caroline Calder Atkins, Charles Holt 61, 225 Atkinson, Ronald David Babcock, Ken 218, 219 Babers, Bridgett Renee 59 Bacon, Robert Dennis ' Bailes, Allison 7, 234 Bailey, Edwardene Swain Bailey, Susan 66, 174 Bailey, William Patrick Baird, John 14, 154 Baker, Beryl K. Baker, Gary Baldwin, Jr. George A. Ballard, Michael Ray 160 Bankard, William Flynn 218, 219 Baranik, Joseph Paul 218, 219 Barre, Denise Marie Barnwell, Deborah Bateman, Graham 150, 179, 181 Bateman, Thomas B. Bates, Annie Bauer, Carla 40 Baxter, Eric Bell, David 4, 24 Bell, Jeb 11, 24, 25, 194 Bell, Nancy Bennight, Craig Alan Bernstein, Arthur K. Berry, Jeannine Walsh Berryman, Lee Howard Beshears, Melissa 9, 27, 29, 45, 155, 164, 183, 215, 217 Besnawi, Hasan Mustafa Bethel. Vicki Lynn Bethell, Barbara Bickham, Alan Demint INDEX ' Bickham, Francis, Penn Bicknell, James Scott 141 Bigner, Martha 77 Bisiker, Claire 53, 236 Blackman, Gordon N. 3, 153, 194, 196 Blackman, Greg 3, 19, 26, 79, 195, 196, 245 Blackwell, Yolanda 48 Blakely, Charlotte 27, 61 Blazetic, Blanka Bloomfield, Kathryn Sue 60 Boddie, Dennis Ramon 49 Boersig, Eric John Boisvert, John Paul Bond, Onita T. Booras, Bobby Charles 218, 220 Booras, Patrick Sammy Botts, Wade Douglas 222, 223 Bourn, Debra Kay 80 Boyd, Charles 48, 154, 194, 196 Brabham, Martha Anne 38 Bradford, Betty Jo Bradley, Phillip Andrew Brannon, Gary Alan Branton, Sarah 15, 51, 144, 182 Branton, Steve 51, 195 Brassell, Comer Brennan, Timothy Brewer, Cheryl Ann 67 Bricker, Timothy John Bridges, Bill McBride Brister, Joy Graves Bristow, Karen Anne 83 Broadway, Jo Ann Brock, Sandra 69 Brock, Mary Speights Brodnax, Kathryn Marie 74 Brown, Albert Emery Brown, Barbara 43, 147, 165, 173, 179, 244, 249 Brown, Bonnie Jean 64, 228-31 Brown, Darryl Clifton Brown, Judy Lessard Brown, Margaret Ellen 137, 138, 139, 143 Brown, Sue 9, 27, 164, 182, 183, 198 Broyles, Ted 27, 70, 225 Brumleve, Kurt Bruster, Tim 22, 57, 154 Budde, Thomas 7, 64, 198, 233 Buford, Cheryl Mae Bui Thanh Thi Nguyet Buice, Sam 22 Bullock, Barber 226, 227 Burnham, Mike Burgess, Alison 78 Burke, James 50, 188, 233 Burkhalter, Steve 5, 10, 15, 181, 202, 204, 205, 209, 210, 211 Burns, Donald Craig Busch, Wendolyn Susanne Byram, Kelly Gene Byram, Kevin M. Byrdsong, Napoleon III 188, 202, 204, 206, 208 Caldwell, James Calderon, Elizabeth Caldwell, Daniel Caldwell, Rita Mooney Caldwell, Tony 50, 81, 144, 145, 172, 173, 233 Calhoun, Mary Elizabeth 55 Callajvay, Craig S. Callaway, Glenn George Callaway, Roger Camp, Rebecca 81, 125, 137-9, 153, 171, 179, 181 Cantwell, William Casey 78 Carder, David B. Cardin, Frances Hales Carey, Claudia Lynne Carpenter, Jan 70, 152, 166, 179, 246 Carter, Debbie 58, 155, 215 Carter, Elizabeth Irene 74 Caruthers, Ann 17, 47, 122, 137, 138, 147, 166 174, 179, 180 Casillas, Ron 19, 234, 235 Caskey, John Caulkins, Douglas Bruce Cecola, Thomas 142 Chadsey, Harold Chambers, Nell 36 Chandler, Billy 45, 194 Chatlos, Janet Mae Chavez, William J. Cheatwood, Sydney Gayle 82, 182 Chumley, Caroline Chumley, Delbert W. Ill Claiborne, Jeri Clark, Versa Olen 3, 62, 172 Clayman, Mike 4, 60, 164, 218, 219 Clegg, Julie 140, 155 Clifton, Candace Ann Cloud, Don Wade Jr. Cobb, Virginia M. Cockrell, Donna Lynn 41 Coleman, Alvin Wayne Colon, Gloria Esther 160 Comans, James Hustin Compton, Betty Compton, Bobby 6, 46 Conklin, Lisa 84, 179 Conlee, Christy Swartz Coody, Brian Lee 51, 218, 219 Cook, Donette 15, 50, 153, 182, 216, 217 Cook, Mark 35 Cook, Mary Catherine 70, 140, 172 Cooper, Berry Leon Cooper, Brenda Carol 7, 17 Copeland, Jud Harris Copeland, Stan R. 78 Corolla, Michael Andrew Coss, David L. 218, 221 Costello, Corey Craig 218, 221 Cottongim, Susan 37 Cowart, Bernie W. Cowell, Teresa Lynn 73 Cox, Jim 64 Crawford, Bradley Gene 71 Crawford, Sally 85 Crayton, Barbara Devon 65 Cullick, Norma Ann 43, 160 Cunningham, Brenda 55, 126, 145, 166, 179 180 Cunningham, William Curnutt, Jean-Marc Cush, Gregory Samuel Cush, Sarah Anne 182 Daffinee, Geni Lynn 36, 150 Alton, Deborah Darrow, Robert Davie, Mary Ann Grasser Davis, Caren 22, 181, 160 Davis, Jay Dewitt 234, 235 Davis, Lorna Ann Davis, Patrick E. Davis, Theola Henson Deas, Rusty 35, 225 DeBuys, Pete 9, 22, 39, 155, 175, 194, 196 Deloach, Jane Deprez, Dorothea Derrick, Cara Lorraine Dickens, Jeannine 178 Dickerson, Kathy Dianne Dienst, Theresa Lynn Dobbs, Kathy Anne 44 Dobson, Linda Sue 252 Dobyns, John T. Dodson, Dick 3, 19, 24, 29, 67, 127, 137, 138, 143, 144, 145, 173, 194, 196 Dollahite, Keith 3, 172, 173, 194, 196 Donald, Gregory D. Donley, Deanna Segraves Donley, Michael Vernon Dorsey, Denise Susan Doss, Sarah 27, 42, 148, 165 Downs, Will 13, 45, 149, 195, 224, 225 Dozier, Hallie 145, 153, 244 Drake, Larsen Young Jr. Duett, Mary Aliki 141 Duke, Lori Renee 75, 148, 150 Duke, Timothy W. Dulle, Diane Farrell Dullin, Diane Farrell Dullin, Winnie Moore Duncan, Sandra Lynn 226, 227 Durham, Roger Brent Durivage, Lisa Ann Eads, Galen Lamar 70 Easley, Charles T. Jr. 84 Eason, Stuart Easterly, James Dwight Eaton, Tim 3, 155, 165, 194, 196, 197 Edelson, Karen 228, 229, 230, 231 Edwards, James H. Efferson, Catherine A. Eldred, Jody Lane Eldridge, Elizabeth Gay Eldridge, Mark Dennis 224, 225 Elliott, Gary Lee Erickson, Kris 3, 12, 24, 175, 194, 196 Eubanks, David 14, 26, 27, 73, 155 Evans, Mark Everett 58 Evans, Paul E. Evans, Paul Francis Everhart, Victor E. Ezelle, Katherine Dawne Fahringer, Chris 47, 160 Fakess, John 152, 188, 216, 217, 232, 233 Farrar, Tammy 63, 174, 179, 180, 216, 217, 249 Faust, Sharon A. 83 Felder, Lisa A. 71 Fetterman, Richard Ray Filipowski, James J. 224, 225 Fisher, Gary Paul Fletcher, Brenda J. Flowers Hunsicker, Laura 34 Fogle, Karen Ruth 46 Foley, Billie Wages Fong, Vlim Jr. Ford, Clif 39, 128, 194, 197 Forshee, Jennifer Jo An 228-31 Foti, Kim G. 39, 198 Fowle, Melissa Jean 139 Franklin, Bryan Keith 79, 142, 172 Franklin, Lamar Frantz, James M. Fraser, Donna K. Freeman, John Anderson French, Stephen M. Fuller, William G. IV 64, 164, 233 Fulmer, Marty 40 Fultz, Cheryl D. McElwee Gaby, Charles Gallien, Mary F. 148, 173 Gannaway, Bob 35, 155 Gardere, Robert 19, 50, 57 Garner, Doug 17, 50, 138, 140, 172, 175, 188 Garner, Mark S. Jr. Garrett, Cindy 83, 182, 244 Garvin, John Curtis Gates, Helen Meredith Gathmann, Roger Willet Gayle, John Whitworth Gee, Michael George, Lorin Renaldo 202, 205, 207 Gerhardt, Carole Yvonne Germann, Margaret Mary 47 Gilchrist, Sara 28, 50, 144, 174, 183, 198 Gill, Angie 41, 165 Gill, Robin 14, 29, 155 Gillespie, Sandy 28, 60, 171, 179, 181 Gillis, Patricia Murphy Gimnich, Janie B. Givens, Janice Morgan Gleason, Cindy 26, 73, 73, 154, 178 Gleason, Michael E. Goff, Kirke 46 Goins, Archie E. Gomez, Jaime Ricardo Gongre, Rene Dominques Gonzales, Cindy 81, 146, 154 Goodwill, Joseph Clyde Gordon, Nancy 17, 171, 178 Gort, Brigitte 6, 27, 30, 81, 171 Gorum, Anita Christine 22, 54 Gottlob, Mark Guy, Billie Winkler Graber, Marji Ward 73 Graham, David Lee Gray, George Naff Jr. Green, Gordie Thomas Greene, Evonne 71, 146, 154, 215 Gremillion, Shawn 8, 155, 178, 181 Grimes, Terry Grogan, James Gordon Haddox, Gregory Lamar 5, 10, 15, 202, 205, 206, 211 Haik, Mike Hajek, Margaret Hall, Edward Wayne Hall, Joy L. Halk, Frank David Hamilton, Evelyn 8, 9, 18, 67, 179, 181, 249 Hamilton, William J. Hand, Kristina L. 73 Hansen, Anita Smith Happel, Glynn Craig Harper, William Joseph Harrell, Frances E. 71, 149, 179 Harris, Joanne Austin Harrison, Mark Malloy 225 Harrison, Valerie Laine 226, 227 Harville, Stuart 64, 198 Hawkins, Cynthia Jean 160, 179 Hawkins, Heather Covell Hayes, Scott 8, 16, 188, 225, 232, 233 Heacock, Teresa Ellen 74 Heard, Robert Pleasant Hedges, Lisa Ann Hedges, Robert Douglas 225 Hegenwald? Janet Henington, David 18-9, 50, 188 Henley, Brent 29, 64, 144 Herrington, Cheryl Henry, Troy Patrick Hetrick, Debbie 8, 15, 45, 120, 131, 137, 138, 189, 143, 149, 166, 183, 195, 251 Hicks, Valerie Dee 79 Hilbolt, Delia Hill, Greg Hingtgen, Todd 23, 222, 223 Hinman, Laurie 80 Hirsch, Philip 47, 224, 225 Hodges, Russ 3, 21, 38, 160, 166, 172, 194 Holcomb, John 141, 144, 152 Holland, Tim 28, 29, 39, 129, 165, 197, 216, 217 Hollenberg, Henry G. 13 Hollingsworth, Edna Holleman, Robert Holloway, Ray Evan Holman, Jerry Thomas Holmberg, Robert Thomas Holt, Steven Edward 142 Holt, Parnell 77, 155, 165, 173, 175 Holtzclaw, Evelyn 65 Homan, Deborah Honley, Steve 37, 148, 173 Horgen, Donna Denise Hornaday, Philip 82 Home, Patti 61, 215 Horton, James Howard, Nell Harper Huggins, James Humphries, Richard Hunt, Debra Elizabeth 39 Hyatt Potter, Charmaine 154, 183 Hyde, Chris 138, 144, 198 Hyde, Scott 198 Ingalls, Brian 53, 164, 194, 251 Irvine, Jeffrey Alan Jacobs, Verna Rae 34 Jackson, Cheryl Anita Jackson, John Kenneth Jackson, Linda Oden Jamerson, Sandra Jayne, John Thomas Jeck, Ken 29, 76,144, 166, 195, 196, 247, 251 Jenkins, James O. Jenkins, Lee Trinton Jennings, Elizabeth E. 34 Johnson, Beth Renee 228, 231 Johnson, Johnnie Cornel Johnson, Kathy 47 Johnson, Peter Jay 222, 223 Johnson, Willie B. 165 Jones, Carolyn Nadine 44, 59 Jones, Leslie 218, 219, 221 Jones, Kay 9, 12, 17, 36, 148, 174, 182 Jones, Thomas Eslie Kamada, Noriaki Kander, Beverly D. Kapitan, Elsa Karen 139 Kassouf, Raymond 78 Kee, Mark Keeth, Appolonia Bernal Kent, Joseph David 46 Kelly, Jay 218, 221 Kelly, Steve 202, 204, 205, 209 Kennedy, Brian 3, 144, 155, 195, 196 Kennen, Guy 12, 69, 222, 223 Kesilman, Charles Keyes, Kathy Kiesling, Larry C. 218, 219 Kilpatrick, Kimberly 78 Kirkindoll, Dale 14, 47, 123, 155, 166 Kirkikis, Gus Steve 50, 142, 188, 189 Kneipp, David 23, 24, 29, 58, 166, 216, 217 Knight, David Scott 78 Knowles, Kurt 141 Koelemay, Karen 22, 38, 146, 154, 251 Koon, Frank David 194 Krause, Lynn Marie 226, 227 Kunz, Cynthia Labor, Kirk 3, 11, 24, 73, 141, 196 Ladner, Shayne 17, 19, 29, 39, 121, 130, 137 138, 143, 175, 194, 195, 197 Lafitte, Louise Gaddis 150, 178 Lambert, Steve 49 Lambrecht, Roberta Jo 18, 67, 179, 181 Lane, Elizabeth Mae 84 Langston, David 77, 154 Laokhamthong, Darouny 164 Lawrence, David 9, 18, 54 Le Hamh, Nguyet Leach, James Franklin Lebo, Linda 23, 56, 236 Lee, Cindy 63, 179, 180, 216, 217 Lee, Gregory Leinart, Suzanne Lengel, Rodney 142 Lepow, Sophia Greenberg Lerchie, Kenneth Lett, George 202, 203, 205, 204, 206, 211 Letmon, Nikki Doris Lewis, Betty Ann Lewis, Catherine 8, 18, 170, 179 Liles, Richard 50, 172, 232, 233 Lipscomb, Gerald 50, 82, 188 Lloyd, Al Jr. Logan, Mona Pierce 59 Long, Constance Diane 72 Long, Roanne Long, Robert 14, 85 Loridans, Virginia Lott, Mary 253 Love, Melinda 82, 154, 182, 188 Lovelady, Chris Luallin, Kim Michelle Ludwig, Tripp Lukey, Linda 26, 182, 245 Lutz, Brent 24 Lynch, Stephanie 63 MacDowell, Marilyn 59 Maguire, Phil 3, 11, 24, 29, 166, 196, 197 Maguire, Timothy Maleby, Beverly Mae Malone, Brenda Lee Malone, Max 24, 38 Markham, Jack Bruce Marks, Ken Lynn 218, 221 Marshall, Madeline Marshall, William Martin, Andrea Martin, Anita Cleaver 69, 139 Martin, John Martin, John Ross Martinez, Emilio Martinusen, Elizabeth 56, 182 Mathews, Jane Mathewson, Dana 21, 49 Mathis, Matt 150 Matta, Steve 82 May, CArol Ann May, Harry Mayfield, Charles Maye, Nicole Suzanne Mayo, Elaine 8, 17, 22, 67, 146, 149, 178 Maxey, Samuel Cox McArty, Keith 51, 154 McCammon, Larry 14, 22, 154, 172 McCaughan, Leona Grace 68 McClelland, James 19, 189 McCormick, Danny McCollum, Dianne Rose McCroskey, Chris 38, 154, 196 McCulloch, Mark David 150 McCutcheon, Lawrence 172 McCutcheon, Robert Wade 77, 195 McDaniel, Susan Marie 138, 160 McDavitt, Fran McDonald, Julia 164, 182 McDonald, Mark McFerron, Louise Grier McGaunn, Janine Grace 60 McGaskey, Robin Ann McGhee Wilson, Amy 46, 166 McHughes, James Thomas McKinney, Mary McMahen, Michele McMaster, Kevin Thomas McNeese, Carolyn McNeil, Kelly 8, 12, 178, 180 McNulty, Shay 28, 61 McPherson, Alan 198 McPherson, Patricia Kay McVay, Ann 22, 148, 154 Mead, Harry Robert Meek, Paul Edward Meier, Patricia 76 Meng, Kim 85, 179 Merchant, Robert Meshaikih, Sualim Ali Meyer, Douglas 133, 138, 154, 168 Middleton, Charles Mezzio, Robert Michaelis, Randy Leslie Michel, Amy 58, 139, 149, 166 Miles, Peggy 8, 144, 145, 150, 179, 180 Miles, Tommy Miller, Cathy Suzanne 73 Milton, Stuart William Minto, Pamela Serio Mireles, Lisa 66 Mitchell, Douglas Mitchell, Francis Lane Mize, Mark Edward Moghthawy, Mansour 233 Moore, Jim 175 Moore, John O. 39 Moore, Maria 62, 172 Moore, Melissa Lane 63, 179, 180, 226, 227 Moore, Paul Terrence 139, 141, 142 Morn, Mary Katherine 34, 179, 180 Morrill, Helen Morrison, Elizabeth 64 Morton, David 155 Moser, Virginia Moss, Elizabeth Roe Moss, Ernie Ray Moton, Donald Ray Mrdja, Betty 39 Mudd, Susan 28, 56, 165 Munn, John 50, 57, 233 Munoz, Diana 40 Munoz, Pedro Jose 139 Murdock, Corlette 44 Murphy, Mary Lou 140 Murray, Mark Kevin Nash, Jan 13, 45, 183 Nelloms, Tawonia Faye Norkus, Susan Nomura, Tadashi Norman, Mark Steven 222, 223 Nyquist, Robin 13, 40 Oates, Teri 77, 155 O ' Byrne, Denise 36, 183 O ' Byrne, Kathryn Odell, James Philip 222, 223 Oden, Pope 18, 51 Olender.Stephen Warner Oliver, Joseph 148 Olsen, Glen dinger, Amy Camille Oncale, Keith O ' Neil, Brian 12, 148, 189, 233 O ' Neal, Martha Jane 44 Orr, Sue 27, 143, 182 Osborne, Jamie C. 179 Otto, David 49 Owen, Michael 172 Owings, Lucille 54 Packard, Kathy 12 Palmer, Susan Holley Parker, Hassel 198 Parks, Rachel 27, 57 Parks, Richard Dix Parks, William Jeffrey Parlette, Forrest Paton, Sandra Leeanne Patterson, Joyce Payne, Kevin Martin Payton, Rita Ann 65 Peace, Louan 73, 174, 178, 181, 215 Pears, Thomas G. Ill Penfield, Kathy Teague Penniman, Graham A III Penton, Michael Edward 83 Pe rez, Jose Abelardo V Perry, Soren Gregory 72 Pham, Viet Quan Phelps, Patricia G. Phifer, Martha Phillips, Tripp 160 Phiphitphorn, Duangchan Pigno, Deanna 9, 15, 20, 183 Pike, Jonathan James Pina, Danilo Jose 67 Piner, Jenny 15, 60, 155, 183 Poe, David 71 Poindexter, Robert John Polk, Iris 160 Pollard, Mark Edward Pollard, Nancy Poole, Carol 37 Popejoy, Caroline 56, 182 Popejoy, Laura Lee 27, 56, 182, 249 Porter, Andrew 198, 216, 217, 233 Porter, Mary 17, 79, 183 Porter, Nancy 8, 17, 42, 155, 174 Porter, Steve 3, 24, 195, 196 Posey, Ken 154 Potter, Penny 13, 40 Pouncy, Mary Bass Price, Cherie Robin 79 Price, Theresa Kazue 41 Prince, Doug 26, 46, 245 Prince, Susan 10, 22, 57, 154 Procell, Ellen Cook Pugh, Sue 170 Pullen, Laurie 36 Purdy, John 124, 149, 150 Rainbolt, Vicki 71 Ragland, Michael Flynn 79, 195 Ramey, Mindy 83, 171 Randall, Robert Rainer, Samuel S. Range, Jane Lagrone Rascoe, Kayla Jean Rausseo, Carlos Jose 52, 233 Rector, Meg 178, 181 Reddell, Susan 81 Reeve, Carmen H. Regan, Jess 83 Reger, Jonathan Reinert, Eric Reinhart, Kevin 60, 218, 219 Reinowski, Robert Renfro, Toni Marie Reno, Janet Rezik, Mazen Salloum Rhone, Cherokee 202, 204, 205, 209, 210 Rice, Susan 18, 26, 27, 164, 182, 245 Rice, Vicki 13, 44, 245 Richards, Chung Hee Ricke, Mike 56 Ricke, Sharon Ricks, Ricky 82 Rieser, Billy 28, 188, 202, 204, 205, 206, 208, 210 Rigby, Peter Riley, Charles Wesley Rimes, Julee 72 Rivera, James 18, 42, 50, 172, 175, 188 Roach, Dennis Roach, Karen 8, 34, 155, 178 Roach, Richard Burton Robertson, Nancy 9, 183 Robertson, Wallace 195 Robinson, Edna 83 Rodenroth, Richard Rodriguez, Juan Rogers, Chris 17, 53, 175 Rogers, Linda Rohrer, Dianne 137, 138, 139, 140 Roland, Linda Jean Romero, Lamar David Rotherham, Susan Rowe, Carol 7, 27, 83, 238 Rusk, Robert John Salarvand, Massoud Sanders, Morgan 202, 207 Sanders, William Sandes, Rita Wager Sankey, Felicia Denise 142,171 Sartor, Jean 70, 140, 172 Scales, Lydia 8, 10, 17, 68, 132, 155, 178, 181 Schroeder, James Robert Schurman, Stephen Wayne Scott, Yvonne 34 Senn, Robert Jerry Shaffer, Alma Jean Shaffer, Laura 55, 178, 180 Shaabanpour, Haghighi 53 Shaw, Jane Craig Shannon, Mike 10, 15, 22, 83, 202, 205, 206 Shannon, Stuart Shaw, Leland 51, 218, 221 Shell, Susan Elise Shelton, Laurie 6, 16, 47, 165, 170 Shepherd, Marcie 80, 154 Sherman, David 63, 160 Sherrod, Sally 8, 22, 27, 75, 140, 146, 149, 174 : 178, 179, 181 Sibley, Robert Simon, .Suzette Yvonne Simmons, Linda Garrett Sinclair, Brian 35 Skinner, John 58 . Slade, Ricky 55, 218, 220 Slater, Jeri Smart, Regina 22 Smith, Ann Dale Smith, Delecia 27, 66 Smith, Frank 9, 14, 202 Smith, Gerald 5, 10, 15, 202, 205, 206 Smith, Nancy Brown Smith, Patricia Marian 62 Smith, Stanley 5, 68 Smith, Vondel 20, 69, 138, 165 Smith, Wendell Scott 234, 235 Snyder, Charles Snyder, Susan 82, 139, 153, 173, 183 Sommerfeldt, Paul Soufi, Marwan 53, 233 Spence, Victoria Leah 48 Spitzkeit, Jim 141, 233 Spurlin, Richard Jude Stagnaro, Jenny 65 Staman, Kimberly 75 Stamper, Sybil Ogden Stanley, Karen Kay 59 Stastny, Jordan 44, 166 Stautzenberger, Linda St. Cyr, Rene 44, 172 Steele, Mark Wayne 37 Stephens, Carol 76 Stevens, Fran 154 Stevens, Paula 35, 215 Stevens, Tony 42, 50 Stewart, Laura Ann Stice, Jack 195 Stockinger, Betsy 9, 174, 154, 182 Stockwell, Liz 47, 154, 240 Stotts, Shawna 8, 17, 51, 154, 171, 178 Storie, Nancy Carol Strange, Elza David Strange, L. Griff Stringer, Lorna Elaine Stroud, Gary Bruce Stroud, Scott Sukol, Judy 66 Sutton, Deborah Ann 68 Sutton, Hal 222, 223 Sutton, Sarah Sweeney, Erma Warner, Rosemary Tanner, John 34, 150 Taylor, April Taylor, Denise Adele Taylor, Libby 8, 43, 172, 179 Taylor, Jacqueline Taylor, Robert 78 Terrell, James Walter 234, 235 Terry, Ira James Thomas, Charlotte 27, 28, 56, 75, 149, 174, 178, 179 Thomas, Gicanda 44 Thomas, Kathryn May Thomas, Kathryn Sue 55, 173 Thompson, Debbie 10, 21, 49 Thomson, Jack Tindell, Daniel Tocci, Philip 7, 9, 54, 164, 198, 233 Todd, Margo 228, 229, 230, 231 Tolson, Krik 45, 218, 219 Tomes, Arthur Henry Totten, Scott Wallace Townley, Richard Townsend, Patricia Trachier, Kevin 19, 50, 188 Trahan, Alice Trahan, Daniel 180, 222, 223 Tramel, Clay Tran, Dai Doan 65 Tran, Son Minh 65, 233 Tran, Thu Ha Minh. ravis, James Monroe Truitt, Robert Tucker, Bobby Tucker, Sharon 59 Tumbas, Zorica 74 Turner, Earl Turner, Kathy 47 Ulmer, Gary Keith Underwood, Karen Price Vanderkuy, Susan Lee Vartanian, Bedros Vaughan, James Ronald Vaughn, Alison King Vaughn, Jennifer Jeanne 61 Vaught, Amy 38 Vaught, Janet 13, 38, 148, 172, 173 Veatch, Michael Dean Vickers, Deborah Elaine 64 Villasana, Dan 154, 195 Vines, Mona 144, 179 Voigtlander, Sue 26, 43, 182 Vollrath, Deborah Vu, Khue Wachsmuth, Hans Wachsmuth, Jutta Waddles, DeBorah 52, 215 Walker, Darryn 64, 154 Walker, Brenda 150, 172 Walker, Edwina Lee Walker, Kelly Harlow 84 Walker, Michael Walker, Tal Warren 58 Wallace, Mark Wallace, Rebecca Ann 36, 182 Waller, Debra Ruth 160 Watkins, Rose Marie Watt, Glenn Russell Ward, James Curtis Wardlow, Ann Elizabeth Ware, Ethel Jean Ware, Paul Dean Warren, Patricia 21, 35, 154 Watson, Harold Watson, John Andrew 218, 220 Watts, Shelley 12, 77, 182 Wautlet, Merrill 19, 148, 175, 188 Weaver, Bart Morris Webb, Sarah 59 Webb, Susan 65, 141, 144, 166, 171 Weber, Charles Webster, Donald Wayne Webster, Lisa 85 Wells, Louis Clarence Wells, Bobby Ray Wells, Lonnell Wendt, Gretchen Ruth West, Melanie 17, 22, 27, 67, 178, 179 Whitaker, Mary J. White, Cheryl 9, 15, 77, 182 White, Ginger 45, 154, 183 White, Eddie 15o Whitlow, S. Michael Whitesell, John Wiggins, Carole Ann 72 Wilkins, Melissa 47, 139 Willcox, John Mark Wilhite, Keith Lamar 218, 220 Williams, Ford 3, 18, 26, 44, 144, 245 Williams, Douglas Williams, Janice Neil Williams, Royce 10, 15, 202, 204, 205 Williams, Samuel Williamson, Charles 218, 221 Wilson, Neomi 70 Wilson, Roxanne Wilson, Thomas William Wilson, Van 26, 46, 237 Windham, James Keith Winkler, Peter 223 Witt, Jan Wood, Glenn Steven 50 Woodrick, Mary Louise Woolbert, Mike 24, 142, 152, 175, 195 Wooldridge, James E. 50. 150 Wren, Steve 46, 144, 164 Wright, Charles Wayne Wright, Linda Wright, Robin Louise 140 Wright, Sherley Gilliam Wuenschel, John F. 150, 172 Yates, Davina 11, 183, 226, 227, 244, 251 Yokem, Hoyt Alan Young, Lynn 22, 165 Youngman, Robert P. 3, 24, 25, 195, 196 Zenter, Martha Craft Zimmerebner, Tim 223 1980 YONCOPIN Staff Editor Sally Sherrod Students Editor Ann Caruthers Faculty Editor Karen Koelemay Organizations Editor . Barbara Brown Sports Editor . . 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