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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1981 volume:

YONCOPIN 1981 VOL. LVI CENTENARY COLLEGE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 2 STUDENT LIFE 16 STUDENTS 32 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 78 HONORS AND ORGANIZATIONS 112 GREEKS 162 ATHLETICS 188 ADVERTISING 232 TRADITION 2 • Opening CENTENARY COLLEGE Opening • 3 4 • Openi The 1980-81 school year brought many new faces to Centenary. Enrollment was up ten percent. Centenary was also proud of its All-American athletes, the new Brown Chair of English, campus landscaping and building renovations. A renewed emphasis on liberal arts created a new sense of unity. Opening FRIENDSHIP 6 • Opening The things which our friends do with and for us, form a portion of our lives; for they strengthen and advance our personality. J.W. von Goethe EDUCATION 8 • Opening Being educated means to prefer the best not only to the worst but to the second best. William Lyon Phelps Opening • 9 EXCELLENCE 10 • Opening MEMORIES w % 12 • Opening A memory without blot or contamination must be an exquisite trea- sure, an inexhaustible source of pure refreshment. Charlotte Bronte i im BUBHWHl Opening wJr m i !i y ? $£££3? UNITY 14 • Opening Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity! Psalm 133:1 Opening 15 I 1 I STUDENT LIFE 16 • Student Lite Campus Candids 18 • Student Life grades . . . eating out . . . gossip . . . soap operas . . . basketball . . . base- ball . . . rainy days . . . pictures . . . T.V. movies . . . messy rooms . . . Willie Nel- son . . . washing clothes . . . reading books ... all nighters . . . G T . . . after- noon rides . . . shop- ping . . . cokes . . . DDP. Wendy ' s . . . D.A.C. Mardi Gras . . Student Life « i9 20 • Student Life dorm life . . . alarm clocks . . . classes . . . fraternity and sorority parties . . . dances . . . dates . . . concerts in the shell . . . caf food friends . . . gators and little men on horses . . . cpc . . . mail . . . reeb . . . happy hours . . . telephones ringing . . . quiet hours . . . papers due . . . Mama Mia ' s . . . Dave ' s . . . Dallas . . . weekends . . . tests i ss BuSI ' I ■ ■ • -: i ' fei j . tH £ A Mm V| g§ C$ ftk ' i r jB Lj t . | Jfij v , Student Life • 21 22 • Student Life Carlos Moseley, vice chairman of the New York Philharmonic, was the 17th Woodrow Wilson fellow to visit Centenary College. Moseley was a member of the first music panel of the National Endowment for ■ ie Arts and a United States delegate to inter- national music conferences. Moseley is a Phi Beta Kappa member. Moseley spoke to many different classes at Centenary. CARLOS MOSELEY BRITISH STUDIES AT OXFORD (L to R) Caroline Calder Atkins, Kathy Marie Brodnax, Dr. and Mrs. Lee Morgan, and Beth Johnson participated in the 1 1th annual session of British Studies at Oxford. They attended lectures by the most eminent British scholars and attended seminars conduct- ed by tutors drawn from the combined faculties of Birmingham Southern College, Centenary Col- lege, Centre College Of Kentucky, Millsaps Col- lege, Southwestern at Memphis, the University of the South, and Vanderbilt. Student Life « 2% 24 • Student Life IA JL ( .■■ REAGAN AND MRS. CARTER SPEAK AT THE GOLD DOME ELECTION 1980 Student lit® « 25 HOMECOMING 1981 26 • Student Life Student Life • 27 SOCIAL STUDIES ■ •■■■.-,. , i KL 1 BESsa. 1 «Hn9 Ikt J £ J JHlf « 1 1 28 ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT Student Lite s M STUDENTS 30 • Students John Martin Susan Snyder, Melissa Beshears, Laura Popejoy Russ Hodges Karen Koelemay, Chris McCroskey David Knight 32 • Students. Chuck Weber, Brian Sinclair, Troy Henry, Jim Spitzkeit Kirk Labor, Greg Blackman Mandy Arnold, Sue Cottongim, Kim Meng, Vicki Rainbolt, Cindy Lee Vondel Smith Bob Taylor Student Chris Rogers, Phil Tocci, Stuart Har- ville, Scott Hyde, Wade Loep, Kurt Knowles, Sam Brock, John Holcomb, Kornel Marton, (standing) David Lawrence, and Kelly Allison Karen Munn Donna Richardson, Brian McRae 34 • Students f f. Teresa Heacock, Blanka Blazetic, Michelle McKnight, Zorica Tumbas Cindy Gleason, David Eubanks ■ ■ h Jim Cox Sharon Tucker Valerie Harrison, Sally Crawford, Ann May _. m ♦ • ii J V J I lHra§S 1 JF 1 BUT V H H --. JT JHP 1 .f 1 ; 1 Steve Honley Mary Lou Murphy Louan Peace, Bert Lambrecht 36 • Students 3Sfc A 3 HP 5 . JWMf -..- .. ji ' SHR BHH ' g A, wA ' 2 ■ ■ ti pw m - ■ 1 BRawtt --M l x g r v ' -llff -if% HH ppjiP ! athy Amsler, Melanie West Steve Kelly, Cindy Kunz Students 37 Fran Stevens, Mary Beth Lott, Dana Mathewson Sarah Webb, Marilyn McDowell Janine McGaunn Knox Andress 38 • Students ' Sir; Mike Clayman Sue Pugh, Debbie Thompson. Carol Poole Laura Luff, Linda Parish fheresa Price, Karen Albano, David Otto, Dale Pynes ParnellHolt, Teri (Dates ' . xen Kerry David Kneipp, Philip Budd, John O. Moore Jnda Lukey, Phil Maguire v Vp 1 t g o a )oug Caulkins Valerie Harrison, Ann May, Dawn Calhoun, James Rivera, Tony Stevens 40 • Students Sara Gilchrist, Melinda Love, Sarah Doss 3 aul Evans, Charlotte Blakely, Jennifer Vaughn. Jeri Claiborne Beth Morrison, Robert Mezzio, Kathy Fraser Barry Breit, Elberta McKnight, Robin Gill, John Yianitsas Students • 41 Linda Keeney Kelly Allison, Charlotte Thomas John Mark Willcox Jim M.cComisky, i.,.;d dvid Hehning- yans.. :Gli ' tf. De- Camp. Greg Bergstead Doc McPherson, James Rivera.. Kavid Hodges, Gary. Schick; Tony Stevens, Jay . Green-- ' leat, Jim Wooldridge Jerry Lipscomb, Gordon.: Van Hoene 42 • Students Nancy Porte Earl Turner Paul lies Catherine Porter, Tim Hibbs, Evonne Susan Reddell Sheb Adkisson, Elaine Mayo 44 • Students % Valerie Hicks Brenda Malone, Beau Rogers Janette Hall Brigitte Gort Rex Porter Studertts 45 Norma:. Hockley, Jamie Odom, Karen McFadden raHBH|H PCTH| nnttMHVi 1 PPBMnfljj T ' A «n fli : ' M WAJR k - ' ™Wrt  «.v- ' - H vblK jfc 1 mi ||M ' HSft LI w 1 -  « .•] f .W: WL r ' I ' l Vl L V 1J lfe ml •8 -• %gM W i t — y iH % lm Mm I V m ' fJm I 1 Jh 1 a B U ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' i If w jBIb fi i PP p8P f3P - ;.- • Thurndotte Baughman, Margaret Avard, Kim Boynton, Karen Armstrong Jeff Blakeman, Matthe w Jacocks :;; ' .■-■ SS£S8 m$. Theresa Hart Bidrous Wartanyan 46 • Students ' rfi Rodney Bailey, Willie Jackson, Napoleon Byrdsong, Lisa King Diane Smith r ■ . Mary Kimball Lee Thompson, Alan Strange Kristin Steibenz. Nancy Warnock, Kathleen Bradford Donald Barnes, Kyle Labor, Henrik Hersleind John Dupuy Debbie Reynolds 48 • Students David Henington, Jimmy Burke, Jerry Lipscomb Kay Jones Martha Bigner Jk-ar Robert Long Students • 49 ■■- ' - ' ■ 50 • Students Kay Ragland, Janie Imperial Shay McNulty Susan Webb WJjfsSy BGik Students v 51 Mark Evans Elizabeth Jennings I If J| , ■M , Hgfc S •. PPF ■ ' wSKf ' tB Dale Pynes, Monte Manske, Tom Wueschel rammy Lou Farrar, Danny Trahan 52 ■ Students Don Immel Felicia Sankey James Foster, Gail Ruggles, Les Smith Debbie Sutton, Steve Wren, Donette Cook Students • 53 ■ m ■■ ' ■■ ' Lorna Stringer, Viola Yearling Larry McCammon. Mindy Ramey Stuart Eason, Carole Powell Kristina Hand 54 • Students Kathryn Packard. Marwan Soufi Chris Fahringer, Margaret Germann Linda Dobson Students • 55 Shirley Shelton, Catherine Banks Jill Brown , k Pierre Bellegarde -m -■ Sandra Duncan, Debbie Hunt 56 • Students I mm ' w n PRE-MED The quality of Centenary academics is best exemplified in the pre-med program. Of all Centenary pre-med graduates, 85% have been accepted to medical schools, while the national average stands at 33%. janna Smith John David Horning Laurajane Baker, Sarah Floyd, Audrianne Grisham, Karl Lieder Students • 57 Rebecca Stassi Evon Aye-Harrison Jennifer Cook, Mary Cook, Raney Heald Karen Bristow Onita Bond, Vicki Cromer 58 • Students ibby Andress Jim Moore. Frances Harrell isBereE Hi Rene St. Cyr Mike Shiplet Students • 59 Richard Wallace Bess Robinson, Patricia Munoz Kim Strauss Nancy Bell Leanne Astin Angela Evans, Cindy Whitfield, Robyn O ' Grady Bridgett Babers, Morgan Sanders Leslie Browning Students 62 • Students Ken Posey, Paul Armstrong Ken Jeck Vicki Rice, Amy Vaught Jan Carpenter, Galen Eads Students . Teresa Cowell, Brenda Cooper Debra Bourn Carl Smith Sally Sherrod, Barbara Brown 64 • Students Brian Ingalls Diana Munoz Lynn Young Susanne Belleau, Missy Moore, Steve Haik Sarah Branton Randall Gonzalez, Byron Yarbrough, Charlie Atkins, Bastiaan Vaandrager Joanne Cook Harold Chadsey Theresa Lengel 66 • Students Rusty Ward Carolyn Jones Steve Matta, Sam Buice, Mark Steele Nell Chambers Betty Mrdja Alan Irvine Christy Jones, Kathy McNeely, Cathy Miller, Polly Greve Pope Oden, Joe Hollenberg, Jim Frantz 68 • Students Donald Walker Cindy Garrett, Su Voightlander Kawanis Akins Mark Simonton Kris Erickson, Marcie Shepherd Thorn Anderson, Jack Baker, Steve Lambert Gary Schick Marilyn Devereaux Debra Fisher, David Langston, Trey Harris, Cathy Giller 70 • Students Claire Wiegand, Michele Whitt Ricky Veal W Wf Trudi Fischer Teresa Sutherlin, Lori Prestenback, Bryan Franklin, Meg Rector Sandra Kennedy Heves Calders ■ ' :■•■ W • '  !Pi •it ' Diana Canon, Shari Calfee, Susan Keller, Dawn Sikes, Kelly Crawford, Nancy Jones Patty Kendrick, Bob Coleman, Betty Glas, Helen Germann, Madeline Montgomery Ed Hall, Cheryl Dring 72 • Students Edward Hard, Steve Holt Crissy Clarke, Madeline Murphy Don O ' Byrne Dale Stokes w-- left: Suzanne Landry right: Dan Mann, Lisa Maeger Curtis Robertson Denise Crochet, Tim Eaton Christine NeJame Constance Manning Arlene Bradford Brendalyn Cooper Elizabeth and Martin Krecker 74 • Students Jessica Soileau Lisa Chaisson Ron Whitler, Kelly Walker, Todd Anders Andrew Collins Libby Taylor, Jim Gray, S. D. Mopehead, Wade McCutcheon, Ford Williams, Julie Clegg Harold Phipps Kelly McNeil Jack Wiener 76 • Students Laurie Pullen Jeff Kennedy, Scoff Toffen, Delton Abrams Larry Kiesling Nancy Gordon, Shawna Stotts Stuart Eason Melanie West Graham Bateman, Keith Morgan, Chuck Renshaw, Pat Eugenis ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 78 • Administration ■ : :: :: : ;- ' -: :: :::;; ' ;:::;:; ' :,-v ' . ; :- : :- . . ' ' . : ' :: W M A YON- crip- iper of Hamlin. He was left behind because he ouldn ' t .. . ■ :K- I:.- : ; ; ■ :?:; : : f-M sened. The solution given was good hard rk, and Dr. Webb Today enrollment 11 is balanced. up. We .ling the piping. IxxM -xXfixn: •■ ;• ' . . ' JJ-.-tW ' ; : : V: it fj is ' a : : ' ■.;■:., XXMX ' , ' ' :  - C :S- V ■• -.:: l ' X ll: w , ; ; ; xxx ' ix. f:K ' : y : -.y ' UXXW ; :: ' iivr- ■ - • ■:■: x% ' - •;; ' : , ■ .-,-u:r:r.--,- . 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' -;.v ;lV;y;:V;;;v;.7 -v-; ;;.._-; Janie Flournoy Public Relations Director Rosemary Morris Research Assistant, Alumni Development Office Administration Registrar, Vicki Jordan Secretary, Registrar 88 • Administration T1 r:.«r«t:;; t Secretary to the Vice President Marion Harrison Secretary to the Dean Hi Dorothy Wym Secretary, Public Relati-- Development -- Emily McWilliams -,v; • : ■ .■■■■■■..■ : -■■V -; It ' ,- .- -..;■ i ' --i-; ' . ; Leah Volentine Secretary, Dean ot students Director of §§£$19 ■£ ' Placeme SK 92 • Administration Rita Edwards MAG Card Operator Cornelia Brown SjG mpus OperdfiSfc avict oently Bookstore Manager; Jim Vaughn, Post Office; Betty Christian, Clerk. • Administration M ■ ' ■ ■ :::■, i , ' iM x Kathy J« Church Careers Admis ; ' - ' Nf Counselor Joseph Koshansky Assistant Professor of History Government Eddie Vetter Chairman and Associate Professor of Sociology Faculty B. P. Causey Band Director, Professor of Music Robert Reynolds Professor of Music Daisy Duncan Secretary. School of Mi : . § if ,-■ 1 Bradley McPherson Chairman and Associate Professor of Biology «K Anne Rogers Instructor of English Florence Martin Secretary, English Department FOREIGN LANGUAGES ' : -7 ' ■ ' ■:■ ■ .Sf ■ ■ ■■ . %■-,■ ' MX::-- Dorothy Rambh Acting Director, English Languag Faculty • ' ECONOMICS Barbara Dowden Instructor of Business Harold Christensen Assistant Professor of Economics and Director, Center of Economic Education 106 • Faculty MATHEMATICS atics Betty Spcairs Associate Professor of Math err Donald Danvcrs Assistant Professor of Mathematics Robert Hallquist Professor of Education Gal Hardaway of Education and v isor of Student Teachers Willard Cooper Chairman and Professor of Art Carolyn Nelson Director of Museum Programs ART ■■■■ ■: CW- ! S:- : , 110 • Faculty Robbie Curry Sports Information Director Pat R hI Department HYSICAL DUCATION ithy Brown talog Librarian Mary Rademacher trials and Exchange Librarian Wk RY STAFF Faculty • 111 HONORS AND ORGANIZATIONS MHM MELINDA LOVE 3@ PHIL MAGUIRE ZTA Asst. Treasurer, ZTA Stan- dards Chairman, ZTA President, KA Rose, Talent Show Winner, Maroon Jacket, Choir, Section Leader, Who ' s Who, S Club, Pan- hellenic Council, Opera Work- shop. 114 • Honors And Organizations TKE Prytanis, ZTA Big Brother, RA, IFC, Who ' s Who, Dorm Council, AED, Order of Diana Beau, Circle K. JAN CARPENTER PARNELL HOLT ODK, Chi Omega Personnel Chairman, Chi Omega Vice President, Who ' s Who, Maroon Jacket President, RA, Dean ' s List, Judicial Board, Kappa Sig- ma Staduster, Intramurals, Honor Court, Yoncopin. Choir President, Cline Dorm Council President, Kappa Sigma Vice Presi- dent, Kappa Sigma Ritual Chairman, Kappa Sigma Rush Chairman, IFC Sec- retary, RA, Pre-Law Club, Open Ear, In- tramurals, National Register of Out- standing College Graduates. PACESETTERS Honors And Organizations • 115 cjjfliS hHKph- Pw f jt[ ifa ' m LKj3 V «f ' Bgfe P ' |H ■ Xr ' ' 1 •- ■  •- . ° |H ■L 2 «£ -- C ? -«JBP _. s J iW , ' 9 !fBS . .mm ,JF t: I ' ' , ?._ ■ hl ( ' yM Biff 1 ' ' - .,. ' : ■ ■■ ' i ■ , M®mz: 4|fl iifF ,  c ,SM US jyiji 1 « ' MM SCOTT HYDE SARAH DOSS Theta Chi President, Theta Chi Secre- tary, Theta Chi Historian, Intramurals, Dean ' s List, Stage Band, Educational Policy Committee, Orientations Com- mittee, Cline RD Selection Committee. Maroon Jacket, Conglomerate Editor, Circle K Historian, Communications Committee, James Dorm Council, Dean ' s List, S Club, CPC. « v dv lll 1 m, dmrnvD 1 16 • Honors And Organisations ELAINE MAYO JOHN HOLCOMB Chi Omega President, ODK, Who ' s Who, SGA Senator, Theta Chi Daugh- ter, Yoncopin, President ' s Scholar, In- ter-collegiate Athletic Committee, Panhellenic Council, Intramurals, Dean ' s List, Theta Chi Vice President, AED Presi- dent, AED Vice President, Alpha Chi, Oak Ridge Semester, Educational Poli- cy Committee, Cline Dorm Council, In- tramurals, IFC, Honor Court, Who ' s Who, President ' s Scholar. PACESETTERS Honors And Organizations • 117 KEITH DOLLAHITE KAREN KOELEMAY TKE, Executive Director Open Ear, ODK President, Alpha Chi, AKD President, Maroon Jacket, SGA Senior Senator, Who ' s Who, National Dean ' s List, Presi- dent ' s Scholar, Who ' s Who, Centenary College Choir, Female Vice President and Alto Sec- tion Leader, Resident Assistant, TKE Or- der of Diana, Open Ear, Yoncopin Fac- ulty Editor, KSCL News Director, James Dorm Council Treasurer. PACESETTERS VONDEL SMITH CHEROKEE RHONE Who ' s Who, Dorm Council President, Entertainment Committee Chairper- son, Zeta Phi Beta President, Presi- dent ' s Council, Chamber Orchestra, Centenary Women ' s Music Club, Shreveport Symphony. Leading Scorer for Centenary Basket- ball, Dorm Council, Intramurals, Inter- collegiate Athletic Committee, Fea- ture in Sports Illustrated, All American Athlete. Conference Newcomer of the Year, Dean ' s List. PACESETTERS Honors And Organizations • 119 CINDY LEE President ' s Advisory Council Coordina- tor, Public Relations Committee, Pan- hellenic Council, Chi Omega Treasurer, Open Ear, Cheerleader, Intramurals, Kappa Sigma Starduster. PHILLIP BUDD Resident Assistant, Cheerleader, Jr. Varsity Basketball, Orientation Com- mittee, President ' s Inaguration Com- mittee, President ' s Advisory Council, Freshman Senator, Circle K, Pre-law Club, Alumni Board, Student Life Com- mittee, Board of Trustees, Board of Trustees Student Affairs Committee, S.G.A. President, Cline Dorm Council, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, National Reg- ister of Outstanding College Gradu- ates, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. PACESETTERS 120 • Honors And Organizations VICKI RAINBOLT DAVID KNEIPP Kappa Sigma Starduster, Kappa Sigma Pajama Girl, Dean ' s List, Yoncopin Edi- tor, Yoncopin Photographer, James Dorm Council, National Register of Outstanding College Graduates, Intra- murals. Communications Committee, CPC. RA, Cheerleader, Kappa Sigma Presi- dent, Kappa Sigma Pledge Trainer, Kappa Sigma Guard, Alumni Board, National Register of Outstanding Col- lege Graduates, Dean ' s List, IFC, Pre- Law Club, Circle K, Juducial Board, In- tercollegiate Athletic Committee. PACESETTERS Honors And Organizations • 121 MIKE CLAYMAN PEGGY MILES Varsity Athletics - Baseball, Honor Court, Dean ' s List, Dorm Council, R.A., Who ' s Who, Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes, Baptist Student Union, National Register of Outstanding College Graduates, Circle K, ODK. SGA Secretary, James Dorm Council, Judicial Board, Who ' s Who, Free Enter- prise, Communications Committee, KSCL Radio Station Manager, Program Director, and Announcer, Chi Omega Rush Chairman. PACESETTERS 122 • Honors And Organizations r$%jjk ' T. 1 1 Kiii j|f 4 P : : 5 L wmmk [ r ! GEORGE MCGOVERN DICK ANDERS FACULTY PACESETTERS Honors And Organizations • 123 wmam OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Back row: Willard Cooper. Dr. Darrell Loyless, Debbie Hetrick, Jan Carpenter, Anna Aslin, Rev. Robert Ed Taylor, Tim Bruster. Front row: Mike Clayman, Dr. Vickie Gottlob, Dr. Lee Morgan, Fran Stevens, Keith Dollahite, Dr. Rosemary Seidler, Beth Johnson, Elaine Mayo, Steve Hanley, Dean Dorothy Gwin, Sally Sherrod, Dr. Webb Pomeroy. O D K, founded at Washington and Lee University in 1914, recognizes and encourages achievement in scholarship; athletics; social, service, and religious activities, and campus governments; journalism, speech, and the mass media; creative and performing arts. Centenary ' s Beta Pi Chapter consists not only of students but faculty and administrators as well, because ODK believes in bringing together all the leaders in the various phases of college activities. Each semester, new members are selected, tapped into the fraternity during a convocation and later initiated. Beth Johnson and Tim Bruster are shown during the tapping ceremony. 124 • Honors And Organizations ALPHA CHI Left: Mark Murray, Dave Cass, Brian Cooay. Back row: Dr. Virginia Carlton, Wiliard Cooper, Steve Hanley, Dr. Lee Morgan, Keith Dollahite, Tim Bruster, Next row: Carla Bauer, Vicki Cromer, Lynn Young, Teri Oates, Debbie Hetrick, Next row: Fran Stevens, Elsa Kapitan, Susan Snyder. Front row: Evonne Greene, Nell Chambers, Sarah Branton, Carole Poole, Danette Cook, Sue Cottongim, Jim McClelland, Jay Allen, Mark Eldredge. The real difference between men is en- ergy. A strong will, a settled purpose, an invincible determination can accomplish almost anything ... Thomas Fuller The energy ana determination that Thomas Fuller mentions is exemplified in the members of Alpha Chi. Membership into this honorary fraternity is based on scholarship; juniors and seniors with a 3.5 or above are eligible for membership. Honors And Organizations 125 MAROON JACKETS The Maroon Jackets have undergone many changes since they were organized in the early 1900 ' s by Dean of Women A.R. Campbell. During that time they served as guides for bewildered freshmen during orientation and also as the drum corps of the band, performing at football games. Today they serve as the official hosts and hostesses of the college, conducting campus tours, serving at teas and luncheons and of course collecting CP cards. The Maroon Jackets are selected on the basis of leadership and scholarship. Standing, L-R: Keith Dollahite, Susan Snyder, Melinda Love, John Purdy. Seated: Sarah Doss, Jan Carpenter. 126 • Honors And Organizations ALPHA EPSILON DELTA It ' s not enough that you should understand about applied science in order that you may in- crease man ' s blessings. Concern for man himself and his fate must always form the chief interest of all technical endeavors - in order that the creations of our mind shall be a blessing and not a curse to mankind. Never forget this in the midst of your diagrams and equations. Albert Einstein L-R: Dr. Bradley McPherson, Pam McPherson (Treas.), Stuart Eason (Historian), Susan Webb (Sec), Kurt Knowles, Felicia Sankey (V.P.), John Holcomb (Pres.), Jim Frantz. The Centenary Chapter of AED, the national honorary pre-medical fraternity, upholds a fine tradition of excellence. Members are selected on the basis of academic performance (3.0 GPA in both the sciences and ov erall), character, general ability, and personal traits befitting a physician. Activities include providing speakers on pertinent aspects of medicine, maintaining a functional library of study material and medical school catalogs, and sponsoring Pre-Med Weekend for high school students. Alpha Epsilon Delta is proud of its 26 years of encouraging pre-medical excellence at Centenary. Guest lecturer. Dr. Emil Kotcher, of LSU Medical Center spoke on biomedical ethics. Honors And Organizations • 127 SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Sigma Gamma Epsilon is the honorary geology fra- ternity at Centenary. With the continuing search for energy resources, and an- swers to present day phe- nomena such as earth- quakes and volcanoes, these students see the im- portance of their future roles. Sigma Gamma Epsilon members pictured are, l-r: Will Downs, Jeff Pittman, Earl Turner, Lee Jenkins, Darryl Fultz, Don Huguley, Max Malone, Kevin Byram, and Galen Eads. ETA SIGMA PHI Eta Sigma Phi is the nation- al honorary fraternity for outstanding students of Greek or Latin. The purpose of the fraternity is to pro- mote greater understand- ing of the Classical lan- guages. The sponsor of the fraternity is Dr. Franz Graef. Members of Eta Sigma Phi are, l-r; Allison Bailes (Pres.), Stuart Harville, Steve Honley, and Diana Munoz. 128 • Honors Organizations WHO ' S WHO Who ' s Who Among American Colleges is an honor for the 24 members selected for the 1980-81 year. Faculty members of the Student Life Committee select new members on the basis of academic accom- plishments, personality and campus activities. Not pic- tured are Brigitte Gort and Phil Maguire. — Mike Clayman, Susan Webb, Beth Johnson Steve Honiey, Keith Dollahite, Susan Snyder and Phil Budd. Jan Carpenter, Melinda Love, Fran Stevens and seated, Vondel Smith Tim Bruster, Bob Taylor, Elaine Mayo, John Holcomb Nancy Porter, Peggy Miles, Russ Hodges, Karen Koelemay Evelyn Hamilton, John Purdy, Mary Alfred Honors Organizations • 129 ALPHA KAPPA DELTA L-R: Dr. Charles E. Vetter, Jean Sartor, Karen Munn, Bert Lambrecht, Sally Sherrod, Keith Dollahite, Julie Clegg, Neil Chambers. Centenary ' s honorary sociology fraternity selects its members on the basis of excellence in the area of sociology as well as in other academic areas. Learning is aquired by reading books; but the much more necessary learning, the knowledge of the world, is only to be aquired by reading men and studying all the various editions of them. -Lord Chesterfield 130 • Honors And Organizations STUDENT AFFILIATES OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Back row, l-r: Dr. Robert Zawa.ski, Ed Hand, Dr. Stanton Taylor, Andy Freeman (V.P.), Stuart Eason (Pres.), Steve Holt, Chris Murphy. Front row: Janie Leach, Dr. Rosemary Seidler, Zorica Tumbas, Kay Johnson, Lisa King. Not pictured are Linda Keeney Passaniti (Sec), Susan Clements, Martin Krecker, Elizabeth Krecker, David Inman, Rodney Lengel, Susan Webb. ACS Student Affiliate Chapters are organized to provide chemistry students with an opportunity to gain practical experience that will help them in their careers. The members take trips to scientific meetings, judge science fair projects, and invite speakers to learn of new developments in the field. This has been a tradition for years. In 1942 for instance, in light of the role that chemistry was playing in the WW II defense program, experts in various fields of national defense spoke on chemistry as it related to the war. Speakers during the 1980 year included a representative from the Kodak Laboratories and Dr. Richard Leoppky who spoke on Nitrosamine Carcinogenesis. Dr. Taylor and Dr. William Archie of Kodak Laboratories. Honors Organizations • 131 PRELAW L-R: Keith Dollahite, Graham Bateman, Joseph Koshansky, Bob Coleman, Laura McGough, David Kneipp. Seated: Susan Snyder, Steve Honley. L-R: Phil Budd, Diana Munoz, Parnell Holt. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB L-R: Keith Dollahite, Julie Clegg, Sally Sherrod, Jean Sorter, Neil Chambers, Dr. Charles E. Vetter, Roberta Lambrecht, Richard Liles 132 • Honors And Organizations HONOR COURT The Centenary Honor System is established on the basis that hon- or should be fostered and not forced on al! academic work. Only through the combined ef- forts of faculty, administration and students can this system work. The role of the Honor Court is therefore to see that students abide by the Honor Code. Mem- bers of the Honor Court pictured L-R: John Holcomb, Phil Maguire, Dr. Michael Hall, Fran Stevens, Lynn Young, Jan Carpenter, Mike dayman. Not pictured are Mary Beth Lott and Dr. Rosemary Seidler. JUDICIAL BOARD Judicial board members are elected by the students, repre- senting each class in addition to a member-at-large, Cases are as- signed by the Judicial Referral Committee, which is composed of the Dean of Students, the Chairman of Judicial Board, and the Chairman of Student-Faculty Discipline Committee. Cases in- clude serious dorm violations and misconduct on campus, L-r: Robin Gill (Sr.), Chairman; Kay Jones (Sr.); Mark Eldredge (Jr.); John Lambert, Faculty Advisor; Eliza- beth Martinusen (Soph.); John O. Moore (Soph.), STUDENT - FACULTY DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE This committee is composed of a select group of faculty and stu- dents who try the most serious cases referred by the Judicial Re- ferral Committee, and also ap- peals from the Judicial Board. Seated, L-R: Sarah Branton, Wil- liam Teague, Amy Wilson. Stand- ing: Wade McCutcheon, Dr. James Farrar, Kirk Labor, Dr, War- ren White. Honors And Organizations • 133 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Front row, l-r: Vondel Smith, Ford Williams, Steve Honley, Sara Gilchrist, Susan Snyder, Keith Dollahite, Catherine Porter, Phil Budd. Back Row: Dr. Joseph Koshansky, Greg Blackmaa Felicia Sankey, Evelyn Hamilton, Brigitte Gort, Lisa King, Elaine Mayo, Chris Murphy. As the voice of the students, the SGA set goals such as improving the food and road conditions on campus, and updating the test file in the library. During the year they passed the CISO constitution, began revision of the Handbook, and sponsored forums and the Blood Drive. The SGA Entertainment Committee provided functions such as weekend movies, bingo parties, the traditional All- Campus Weekend, Homecoming festivities, dances and much more. Seated: Phil Budd-Pres., l-r: Russ Hodges-V.P„ Brigitte Gort-Sec, and Susan Snyder-Treas. 134 • Honors And Organizations PRESIDENT ' S ADVISORY COUNCIL The President ' s Advisory Council serves in many different areas representing Centenary College. Some of its functions include conducting campus tours, accompanying visitors to lunch, assisting at receptions, participating in High School Weekend, and serving as a resource person for the admissions office. Top row, l-r: Napolean Byrdsong, Steve Wren. Standing: Leona McCaughan, Lib- by Taylor, Missy Morn, Margaret Germann, Cindy Lee, Catherine Porter, Dr. Donald Webb, Susan Webb, Lynn Young, Vondel Smith. Seated: John Lambert, Ken Jeck, Andy Shehee, Delton Abrams, Andrea Martin, Beth Johnson, Richard Liles, Felicia Sankey, Meg Rector, Brian ingalls. The new Council members selected were: Backrow, l-r: Margaret Avard, Lisa King, John Dupuy, Carole Powell, Tim Hibbs, Marty Krecker, Dan Mann. Front row: Debbie Greer, Michele Whitt, Elizabeth Krecker, Karen Arm- strong. Honors And Organizations • 135 YONCOPIN Seated, l-r: Elaine Mayo, Students Editor; Sheb Adkisson, Students Editor; Vicki Rainbolt, Editor; Charlotte Thomas, Business Manager: Jan Carpenter, Honors and Organizations. Standing: Sally Sherrod, Sports Editor; Laura Popejoy, Greeks Editor; Dawn Calhoun. Not Pictured: Barbara Brown, Faculty. Photographers are, top to bottom: Sue Cottongim, Barbara Brown, Sally Sherrod, Charlie Atkins, Elaine Mayo. Not pictured are Susan Clements and Will Downs. Yoncopin . . . lots of planning . . . yelling . . . deadlines . . . selling ads . . . we need a photographer. . . . What am I supposed to do? . . . You want this when?! . . . artwork . . . When will all of this be over? . . . late nights . . . early mornings . . . pictures, pictures, pictures, . . . lots and lots of hard work . . . A great staff! . . . It is not over Yet! Special Thanks to: Susan Cottongim, Laura Popejoy, Galen Eads, Sarah Doss, and Joey Kent for all of the extra help. We ' d also like to thank David Baker, our Josten ' s representative. 136 • Honors And Organizations $ nwnaru trim a lorn crate Official Publication THE Official Publication of Oldest College West of the Mississippi The Congressional ra the Fourth District is o the 435 to be decided fall. The two men placed first and secoi open primary met to dh some of the m this campaign. The Ce! SGA, the Leagy Women Voters, and 1 Shreveport National Or; zation for Women sponi the forum, It was i Sunday in Kilpatrick i torium at 2 p.m. Cong man Leach and hj. : ger Buddy Roemer questions from the audi after an open: ■ on issues vital tv Leach expressed ■ ■, t ) : I ! I Y By Evsnne Gree Conglomej Only two dory i be utilized this year interim, according Office of the Ds Students. I know it an inconvenience, stated Dean Dick Anders, ' but ; I believe that when they know the cold, hard facts, our students will ' understand and respect our -opinion. Economy and security were cited as the primary public held in Kill , .. •:. i B -- y nal race. ■ ' ' ■ ■ ' : ' ■■■■.• ' •■ ' ■.■■. ' ' .•,_...-..■.- . 3 ice is ' ' ■ ■ ■■-..■■■ ■■;■:■..-. :■■; .■■:-----.;-- : .-- : . .■:■.■■■■....■■■■■■■■ :..■: ■ ■ . .■-. ■ ■ ■ ■ . . Jeffers, Assistant Front row; t-r: Bob Coleman, Kyle Labor, Elberta McKnight, Second row: Alan Irvine, Steve Honley, Evonne Greene, Bess Robinson, Dianne Fowler, Don Van Ring, Lee Berryman, Back row: Kathy Fraser, Graham Bateman, Curtis Robertson, Ken Jeck, Jay Allen, Karen Fogle, Betty Glas, Sharon Jones; HI I : i : :.-. S 01 : to Ms. Jeffi ated cost of only two dorm: ; interim is $2400, a savings As for security ders stated that it y. . eyyyyny-y yeT-y; ; .....: - , . y.y The Conglomerate, Centena- ry ' s weekly publication, is a very important part oft the college ' s communication system. Working to improve that communication, this year ' s paper has included Hamilton Hotline , along with re- gulars such as Greek Beat, letters to the editor, and local aha sports news. The work of the staff members is a hectic job that continues from week to week. B In 1890, the first Student News- paper published by Centenary students was a monthly publica- tion called the Maroon and White, In 1923 it ' s name was changed to the Conglomerate. applications for the year iSiQiSs Hedges - EdfftJpra pagfc w During I nte-y i i will probably i only two ■ ■ -. wi campus, with signature of employer. ; working off - campus, ' - with note from employer . and permission from Dean Anders; or for certain ( personal reasons if approved by the Dean ofStuc-- needieg access semester rooms after the announced .date to vacate and prior to the reoc-. cupancy date ' will be required to pay a moderate access fee. The procedures he Conglomerate went to press, it was learned that men, one tor women, waicft we use .will be dty dent upon the amount ■ of space we need . If you. do not nd Interim, we may have to use your room for another student. You will be given an opportunity, however, to make arrangements for a friend tcHonors And Organizations • 137 use the room. Those be explained to dorm KSCL ON THE AIR Bottom row, l-r: Betty Mrdja, David Bentley, Elizabeth Martinusen, Fred Leeper, Peggy Miles, Greg Lee and Juniper, Lee Thompson. Second row: Dale Pynes, Leanne Aston, Meg Rector, Don Hutchinson, Stephanie Lynch, Bob Coleman, Melanie West, Pierre Bellegarde, Carole Powell, Dawn Sikes, Mike Ragland. Third row: Wayne Sanders, Dan Chase, Steve Mathews, David Cowart, Bonnie Brown, Scott Rhea, Graham Bateman, Deltan Abrams. KSCL is Centenary ' s student-operated radio station located in the Sub. The training of a new radio announcer takes a lot of patience on the part of the trainer and the trainee. In one 3-hour period, the trainer aquaints the new announcer with all the technical aspects. He must know how to cue up records and carts, bring in the network news, mix two songs, fill out a program log and modulate his voice over the air. Obviously a great deal of work and concentration goes into being an announcer, in addition to it being a great deal of fun. 138 • Honors And Organizations PEGASUS Seated, l-r: Stephanie Lynch, Stuart Harville, Alan Irvine, Standing: Kris Hand. David Otto. PHI MU ALPHA Front row: l-r, Mark Cook, Keith McArty, Tricia Warren, Ken Posey, Paul Armstrong. Second row: Troy Henry, Charles Boyd, Rip Green, Johndavid Horning. Third row: Leslie Downs, Victor Everhart, Tim Hibbs, Les Smith, Terry Nichols. Top row: Pierre Bellegarde, Chris McCroskey, Casey Cantwell, Darryn Walker, Dr. Frank Carroll. The Pegasus, Centenary ' s new literary magazine was issued for the first time in the Spring of 1980. The goal of the organization is to present the finest of Centenary ' s literary and artistic endeavors. Many changes have come about in Pegasus ' short history, including Senate funding, and an expanded staff. Dr. Michael Hall serves as the staff ' s sponsor. Staff members include Ala Irvine-Editor, Stuart Harville-Publicity Manager, Stephanie Lynch, David Otto, Terry Grimes, Kristine Hand, Meg Rector, and Mike Ragland. Phi Mu Alpha is the professional music fraternity. The Centenary chapter was re-activated this year, providing an opportunity for Centenary musicians to promote the advancement of American music. Honors And Organizations • 139 RESIDENT DIRECTORS Mrs. Dorothy Horton Sexton Dorm 1. Mrs. Horton is a Houston Astros and Dallas Cowboy fan. She ' s been an RD for 18 years and has nine grandchildren. 2. Van Wilson is a Centenary graduate. He enjoys reading, racquetball and a good chew. 3. Brenda Cunningham enjoys visiting with people, skiing, needlepoint and art work. 4. Mrs. Collins, also known as Mrs. V, C is an alum of Houston University and enjoys all sports except fights. She expecially likes a good hot cup of coffee. 5. Sharon Tuttle, the camp director of Hardin Dorm is most often seen with a whistle around her neck in order to keep the Hardin girls in line. Miss Brenda Cunningham James Dorm Mr. Van Wilson Cline Dorm Miss Sharon Tuttle Hardin Dorm Mrs. Lafern Collins Rotary Dorm 140 • Honors And Organizations RESIDENT ASSISTANTS Front row, l-r: Diana Munoz, Susan Webb, Karen Koelemay, Sheb Adkisson. Second row: Brigitte Gort, Libby Taylor, Dr. Mark Dulle, Kim Meng, Lynn Young, Philip Budd. Back Row: Ken Jeck, Russ Hodges, Dean Dick Anders, David Kneipp, Jordan Stastny, Mike Clayman, Sam Buice, Bo Johnson. The Resident Assistant staff, composed of upperclass students from all areas of campus life, is one of the most vital and influential groups on campus. They are trained as peer counselors to assist students whenever needed. Under the leadership of Dean Dick Anders, Assistant Dean of Students Joy Jeffers, and Dr. Mark Dulle, Resident Assistants work with the philosophy that dorm life is one of college ' s . important learning experiences. They participate in training workshops, RA and dorm staff meetings, receive verbal abuse following 3 a.m. fire drills, and enjoy social get-togethers such as ski parties and hayrides. Honors And Organizations • 141 Realizing that dorm living is a very important aspect of college life, the five councils work to improve dorm conditions for the students. During the fall, the dorm council members, RD ' s and Dean of Students held a workshop to set goals and discuss ways to reach them. Dorm council members also serve to enforce the dorm rules. COUNCILS ' i ' II jj Hi II .■ o- v fl Pf i H 2 JIN - BWjP- ' ' ■■ HB « ,■ ' '  .- ' ' i;:i ,S| 1 HARDIN Back row, l-r: Susan Webb, Valerie Harrison, Melissa Beshears, Caren Davis. Front row: Teri Oates, Sally Sherrod, Sue Mudd. SEXTON Front row, l-r: Laurie Pullen, Bonnie Brown. Second row, l-r: Fran McDa- vitt, Nell Chambers, Sarah Darnell, Kathy Nester. Back row, l-r: Kim Sta- men, Bess Robinson. JAMES Front row, L-r: Sarah Floyd, Brenda Cunningham, Angie Gill, Jess Regan. Second row: Vicki Rice, Debbie Thompson, Carole Poole. Top: Von- del Smith. Honors And Organizations • 143 CENTENARY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ORGANIZATION Front row, l-r: Tamsumbati Ruangyudh, Brigitte Gort, Ruung Bunnag, Jenelle Deprez, Andres Rubio, Graham Bateman, Deltan Abrams. Back row: Patricia Hermida, Tahilba Puche, Duangchan Phiphitphorn, Julio Polanco, Patty Kendrick, Martha Polanco, Patricia Munoz, C.I.S.O. was founded on September 9, 1980. Its main objectives are to promote international goodwill and understanding, i.e., to bridge the gap between American and foreign students on campus through social and cultural exchange. This year there are approximately 45 foreign students from 19 different countries represented at Centenary. They are Saudi-Arabia, Thailand, Haiti, Yugoslavia, the Netherlands, Venezuela, Chile, Columbia, Germany, Syria, Australia, Norway, Panama, and Sweden. C.I.S.O. is not an organization for foreign students only. The international element of the organization is emphasized by also including American students. Gustavo Fernandez, Zaida Fernandez, Betty Glas, Marwan Soufi, Hosea, Dr. Vickie Gottlob, Bianca Blazetic, Asunta Davis, Elis Pinto, Diana Munoz, San Assauarak, Sustava Maharem, Marwan Santa, 144 • Honors And Organizations First row, l-r: Kelly Crawford, Pierre Bellegarde. Second row: Mindy Ramey, Charlotte Blakely, Brigitte Gort (Treas.), Karen Fogle (Pres,). Third row: Pam McPherson, Felicia Sankey, Jess Regan, Sharon Tucker. Fourth row: Sarah Webb, Theresa Lengel, Brenda Cooper, Carol Rowe (Sec), Elizabeth Jennings. Not pictured are Susan Webb (V.P.) and Sarah Doss (Historian), Circle K is the only organization on Centenary ' s campus that is devoted entirely to service. Their projects included a visit to the Rutherford House, a carwash, a Halloween visit to Shriner ' s Hospital, working with the Special Olympics and a canned food drive during Thanksgiving. A few of the members sponsor children overseas. vx Just do what you can. It ' s not enough merely to exist. It ' s not enough to say, I ' m earning enough to live and support my family. I do my work well, I ' m a good father. I ' m a good husband. That ' s all very well. But you must do something more. Seek always to do some good somewhere. Every man has to seek in his own way to make his own self more noble and to realize his own true worth. You must give some time to your fellow man. Even if it ' s a little thing, do something for those who have need of help, something for which you get no pay, but the privelege of doing it. -Albert Schweitzer Honors And Organizations • 145 RIVERTOWN PLAYERS Perhaps without knowing it, I have stumbled on a definition of art in the theatre: all art in the theatre should be, not descriptive, but evocative, Robert Edmond Jones The Dramatic Imagination Clockwise from left: Director Robert R. Buseik, Linda Little, Evonne Aye-Harrison, Wendy Phifer, Keith Oncale, Elberta McKnight, Curtis Jackson, Janette Fox, Craig Ames, Cindy Hawkins, Sue Voigtlander, Debra Hicks, Susan Reddell, Julie Jordan, John Bogan, Lisa Chaisson, Trip Phillips. The playwright envisions the play ' s world. The director, with the help of many others, transposes it into the theatre ' s space for us to see and hear. Long hours are spent preparing for a play - from rehearsing lines to setting up props. The set design in Denny and the Witches is an example of their detailed work. 146 • Honors And Organizations Denny And The Witches Honors And Organizations • 147 Carnival Vieux Carre 148 • Honors And Organizations Masterpieces Honors And Organizations • 149 STAGE BAND he Stage Band, yne of Centenary ' s newer bands, rehearses four hours a week under the direction of William Causey, who has been directing Centenary bands since 1941 The Stage Band adds a great deal of spirit to basketball games as they perform at most all of the Gents home games. Open Air Concerts are also held in late spring. The Concert Band has a long history here at Centenary, having been directed by Mr. Causey for over 30 years, They perform concerts for the Centenary community and occasional concerts in conjunction with the Stage Band. CONCERT BAND 150 • Honors Organizations Opera Workshop ORGAN GUILD The Opera Workshop under the musical direction of Mary Beth Armes and the stage direction of Bill Riley performs one major opera a year, an accomplishement of which they are very proud for a campus the size of Centenary. This year the major opera was COSI FAN TUTTE by Mozart, Members of the Workshop meet eight hours a week in addition to night rehersals prior to a performance. They performed excerpts from Cos during the Red River Revel, and all other performances were held in Hurley Auditorium, Their audiences included not only Centenary students but the Shreveport community and elementary school children as welt. The Opera Workshop was honored with the visit of Sandra Walker, an affiliate artist of the New York City Opera Company, who coached them for two weeks, She worked with them on techniques of the New York City Opera. In addition, Leonard Treasch, a well known producer worked with them as did the Texas Opera Theatre. At left are scenes from the MAGIC FLUTE and COSI FAN TUTTE. The members of the Organ Guild comprise the Centenary Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. This study group meets once a month for programs of interest to church musicians and sometimes meets with their mother chapter, the North Louisian Chapter, Members are from left to right, Tim Eaton, Mary Beth Lott, Mr. Teague, Nancy Porter and Mark Cook. Honors Organizations • 15 152 • Honors And Organizations Honors And Organizations • 153 The Centenary College Choir, composed of about 50 members, had an exciting year under the direction of Will Andress. The year began with the traditional choir camp at Hodges Gardens. Alumni were welcomed back for the first Alumni Day. Two highlights of the year included singing for Rosalynn Carter and Ronald Reagan. Rhapsody in View was once again a huge success. The Yuletide spirit of the Madrigal era was fosterred as the Choir held the Elizabethan Dinners in an authentic Early Renaissance atmosphere. They also taped a Christmas show. Concerts were held throughout the Ark-La-Tex, and in Mississippi during the January tour. Choir officers are, fop fo bottom, l-r: Nancy Porter - Soprano Section Leader; Chris McCrosky - Accompanist; Jenny Piner - Female V.P.; Knox Andress - Tenor Section Leader; Libby Andress - Secretary; Charles Boyd - Bass Section Leader; Fran Stevens - Accompanist; Darryn Walker - Male V.P,; Evonne Greene - Treasurer; Tim Eaton - Public Relations; Karen Koelemay - Alto Section Leader; Parnell Holt - President, 154 • Honors And Organizations The Choir is active in intramural sports. The Choir was honored to sing for the First Lady Honors And Organizations • 155 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION L-R: Dana Mathewson, Susan Reddell, Cieatice Sipes, Theresa Lengel, Barbara Brown, Jenny Cook, Jamie Odom, Hubert Hunt, Mittie Franklin, Ron Murray, Jenelle Deprez, Fran Stevens. The Baptist Student Union under the direction of Rev. Cieatice Sipes, was active this year participating in weekly Bible studies, retreats, a mission trip, an International Student Conference and two BSU gatherings. Regular meetings were held each Tuesday during break. Speakers for these luncheons included local clergy. Christian professors from campus, and Christian businessmen from the community. T- SB fin Jt m ' mm iSTl mil ™ • — 1 i 1 , jjj ti iiflr r Jjv B IP m m t KSW ' itoi ■■ ' ■ ' wj..- 156 • Honors And Organizations ■ ■ r If there is anything in this life which sustains a wise man and induces him to maintain his serenity amidst the tribulations and adversities of the world, it is in the first place, I consider, the meditation and knowledge of the scriptures. -St. Jerome. Honors And Organizations • 457 ETHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT Front row, l-r: Angie Gill. Lynn Young, Jan Witt, Karen Bristow, Nancy Bell, Sue Pugh, Nell Chambers, Marty Fulmer. Second row: Kelly Crawford, Becky Stassi, Leona McCaughan, Lee Thompson, Shay McNulty, Shari Calfe, Elizabeth Cook, Dale Pynes, Jess Regan. Standing: Rev. Robert Ed Taylor and Jim Cox. 158 • Honors And Organizations The Methodist Student Movement is sponsored by the Chaplain ' s office and is a very active group on campus, including students of all religions. Tuesday Communion, Wednesday Worship, Bible studies, the drama group and retreats are several of its programs. One of the most popular is Snoopy ' s Hour, a time of programs, speakers and films designed to inform and inspire. Robert Ed Taylor sponsors the group and is assisted by Nancy Bell and Sam Buice. To live is to dance. -Snoopy Honor:, And Organizations • 159 CANTERBURY Front row, l-r: Rev. Kenneth Paul, Teresa Heacock, Billy Chandler, Alan Irvine, Dan Mann. Back row: Anna Singdahlsen, Steve Mathews, David Bentley, and John Wilcox. I have had so many evidences of His direction, so many instances when I have been controlled by some other pow- er than my own will that I cannot doubt this power. -Abraham Lincoln The Canterbury Club offers a weekly Eucharist served by Father Paul of Holy Cross Episcopal. Supper and fellowship follow - a relaxing time enjoyed by all. 160 • Honors And Organizations PANHELLENIC The Panhellenic Council plans and enforces rush rules, and works toward maintaining good relations between the women ' s Greek organizations. In the Spring semester of 79 they co-sponsored a Greek Workshop aimed at promoting not only good relations with Greeks but with non-Greeks as well. L-R: Melinda Love, Susan Snyder. Cindy Lee, Deanna Pigno, Louan Peace, Nancy Porter, Melissa Beshears, Charlotte Thomas, Sara Gilchrist, Sally Sherrod. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council serves as the liason between Greek men and the administration. IFC also participated in the Greek workshop. L-R: Jerry Lipscomb, Jim Frantz, Tony Stevens, Kelly Allison, Kris Erickson, Trip Ludwig, David Kneipp, Kirk Labor, James Rivera, Jimmy Burke. nors And Organizations • 161 GREEKS CHI OMEGA Elaine Mayo President Lisa King Roberta Lambrecht Laura McGough Peggy Miles Missy Moore Melanie West Michelle Whitt Kim Meng Vice President Cathy Amsler Libby Andress Karen Armstrong Mandy Arnold Graham Bateman Susanne Belleau Kim Boynton m: :: SHH khm m mam. £ Laurie Clayton Susan Clements Kathy Coffee Cara Derrick Tammy Farrar Cindy Gleason Nancy Gordor 164 • Greeks Cindy Lee Treasurer Nancy Porter Pledge Trainer Missy Morn Personnel Libby Taylor Rush Chairman Cindy Hawkins Rush Chairman Kelly McNeil Social Becky Allen Polly Greve Evelyn Hamilton Frances Harrell Mindy Ramey Meg Rector Karen Roach Marcie Shepherd Dawn Sikes Shawna Stotts Charlotte Thomas The year of 1980-81 was indeed one of the best years that Chi Omega has seen on Centenary campus. The year began with a large pledge group for the chapter and a brand new brass chandlier from the alumns for the house. Many surprises were in store for us as the year wore on. Kidnaps are fun, but come on pledges, 6:00 a.m.? Revenge will be sweet! Barnyard went great as usual and some of our crushes finally found out whose hearts beat for them. Some of our other parties were Spring Formal, Night Owl party and Parent Daughter Banquet. While parties are fun the Chi Omegas also found time for more serious past-times. They adopted a child overseas and went to visit the children in Confederate Hospital. Chi Omegas can be found as Stardusters, in the Order of Diana, as TKE sweetheart, in the Daughters of the Crossed Swords and on the Dean ' s list. Other activities included Yoncopin staff, R.A. ' s, cheerleaders, Choir, RTP, SGA, Honor Court members, KSCL and Varsity Athletics. Greeks • 165 166 • Greeks Greeks • 167 168 • Greeks Belinda Love President Melissa Beshears Vice President Sheb Adkisson Pledge Trainer Gayle Cheatwood Rec. Secretary Kay Jones Cor. Secretary Kathleen Bradford Sarah Branton Annette Burke Dawn Calhoun Donnette Coo! Laura Luff Elizabeth Martinusen Dorry McDonald Kathy McNeely Cathy Miller fw 1 i W-; f A JL Deanna Pigno Catherine Porter Lori Prestenback Vicki Rice Jill Richards Sarah Gilchris+ Treasurer Paula Stevens Historian Susan Snyder Membership ZETA TAU ALPHA Madeline Murphey Kathy Packard Linda Parish The Beta lota Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha began the year with a successful rush. The Zeta Ladies were busy with Las Vegas Night, Red River Revel, Rocky Mountain High Party, Christmas Party, Kidnaps and Spring Formal. The Zetas were involved on campus as Choir members, R.A. ' s, Maroon Jackets, Pacesetters, Who ' s Who, Judicial Board, SGA senators, Cheerleaders, Intramurals, Dorm Council, Stardusters, Alpha Chi, Theta Chi Daughters, and TKE CD.. They also found time for service projects: March of Dimes Walkathon, St. Judes Hosptial and Thanksgiving baskets. The members of Beto lota Chapter were honored at the 1980 State Day where they received the Brag Paddle, Zeta Lady Award, and the Service Award. Donna Richardson Lillian Rogers Su Voightlander Nancy Warnock Claire Wiegand Greeks • 169 170 • Greeks Greeks • 171 L ZETA PHI BETA Delecia P. Smith Founder Sigma lota Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. can proudly boast of having had a banner year in achievement. The members of the sorority and of the W.I.Z. (Women Interested in Zeta) Club, with exemplification and intensification, projected the goals and ideals of the sorority-scholarship, finer womenhood, sisterly love and humanitarian and community services. Women with participatory virtues and innumerable attributes, these young women can highlight their activities for a first year organization. Among these prolific and benevolent activities, Zeta ' s legacy has found women with pride, perseverence, integrity, concern and an unrelentless pursuit for excellence, playing major roles as contributions to the following: Who ' s Who Among University and College Students, Student Government Association, Pacesetter, Entertainment Committee, T.L. James Dorm Council, Shreveport Symphony Orchestra, Hurley Chamber Singers, Homecoming, Open Ear, Centenary Women ' s Basketball team, President ' s Advisory Council, Pianist, Organist, and director of Church Choirs, and much more. The first anniversary of this chapter was celebrated on February 23, 1981 along with annual Bl ack History Month and Finer Womenhood Week activities. Speakers and guest artists from around the country joined in these celebrations. The officers of Sigma lota Chapter are; Soror Vondel A. Smith, president; Soror Elizabeth E. Jennings, vice- president; Soror Verna R. Jacobs, acting secretary- treasurer. The Chapter ' s members and W.I.Z ' s pay a special tribute to their founder, Soror Delecia P. Smith, 1980 graduate of Centenary College. 172 • Greeks Soror Vondel Smith, W.I.Z. Martha Phiper, W.I.Z. Tawania Nelloms, W.I.Z. Kawanis Akins. W.I.Z. Brendolyn Cooper, W.I.Z. Lesia Browning, Soror Elizabeth Jennings Greeks • 173 Gary Shick Tom Schimschock John Slaughter The Alpha lota Chapter of Kappa Alpha Fraternity once again picked up many fine new men during rush. The KA parties were in the fine traditio n of revelry-Jungle Party, Hayride, Halloween Pledge party, Backhall parties, and, of course, the last party of the year, Old South, a four day long celebration of our Southern heritage. Members were involved in soccer, baseball, President ' s Council, Alpha Chi, ODK, Who ' s Who, ZTA Big Brothers, and IFC. The KAs participated in the Muscular Dystrophy Skateathon and the Great Teachers- Scholars Phoneathon. These Softball Champs for 1980 can most often be seen skanking on Woodlawn Avenue. Allen Yokem Walter Hawkins Alumni Advisor Brad McPherson Faculty Advisor - Kay McPherson Housemother 174 Greeks David Henington V Jerry Lipscomb VI 1 m ■ If v Jimmy Burke VII Steve Wood VIII Jim Wooldridge IX Melinda Love Rose Tony Stevens Jay Greenleaf David Hodges Jim McComiskey Brian McRae Stacy Murray KAPPA ALPHA Mike Talley Jack Thomson Gordon Von Hoene Greeks 175 David Kneipp Grand Master Parnell Holt Grand Procurator Trip Ludwig Grand Master of Ceremonies Galen Eads Grand Scribe KAPPA SIGMA Todd Anders Barry Breit The Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Sigma Pegan the year with an exceptional rush. The Kappa Sig athletes have championships in volleyPall and cross country. Social events for the year included Pajama Party, Halloween Party, Christmas Party, South Seas, and Black and White. Members participated in such organizations on campus as SGA, Choir, Varsity athletics, Judicial Board, RA ' s, Cheerleaders, and the President ' s Council. The Sigs visit the Shriners ' Hospital for Crippled Children during Christmas as their service project. Ed Hall Joe Hollenberg Jim Moore 176 • Greeks Kirke Goff Grand Treasurer Steve Burkhalter Guard Joey Kent Guard Teri Oates Sweetheart ! Philip Budd Lanny Clement John Dupuy Mark Eldredge David Eubanks Steve Haik Greeks • 177 i fe ■;tW H - 178 • Greeks A . £ .- Greeks • 179 Phil Maguire Prytanis Brian Ingalls Epiprytanis Chris McCroskey Grammateus Ford Williams Crysophylos TAU KAPPA EPSILON The lota Theta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity had a rewarding and fun year in 1980-81 and remained active both on and off campus. Scholastics was the primary concern for the chapter as it retained the President ' s Cup for academic performance. In April the Red Carnation Ball was taken to Asphodel Plantation in Jackson, LA where the Tekes also paid a visit to the old campus of Centenary. Benefits from the fall Walkathon with the ZTAs went to St. Jude ' s Children Hospital in Memphis, and the Easter Holiday with the children of Holy Angels was a big success. Robert Ed Taylor Jim Gray Mike Ragland Dr.. Nolan Shaw Delton Abrams Mark Ades Frank Halk Tim Hibbs Russ Hodges Curtis Robertson Jack Stice Dan Villasanc 180 Greeks Tim Eaton Hypophetes 3  « Ken Jeck Pylortes Kris Erickson Hegemon Jay Allen Histor LiPPy Taylor Sweetheart evin Alexander Donald Barnes Greg Blackman Keith Dollahite Will Downs Mike Garner Kirk LaPor 16 I Kyle Labor BoP Long Mark McCrocklin Wade McCutcheon Warren Morales Don Van Ring Richard Wallace Steve Wren •• - ■ ' . • - j, ■•■■ , n 4P - 1 i m 9 £l,Wi We . - A ! I 1 1 iiMBP 1 i I M 1 r Greeks 181 182 • Greeks Greeks • 183 THETA CHI The Eta Rho Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity began the year with the championship in Intramural Football. Actives and pledges participated in IFC, Educational Policy Committee, Alpha Chi, Honor Court, ODK, AED, Pacesetters, Varsity Soccer, and Dorm Councils. The Daughters of the Crossed Swords were reestablished. The parties for the year were Mafia Party, Victory Party, Pledge Christmas Party, Belated New Year ' s Eve Party, and Sweetheart Formal. Scott Hyde President Sam Brock Stuart Eason 184 Greeks John Holcomb Vice-President Kelly Allison Secretary David Lawrence Treasurer Chris Rogers Pledge Marshall Susan Cottongim Sweetheart Kornel Marton Vance Swaggerty Philip Tocci Greeks 185 186 • Greeks Greeks • 187 i i ATHLETICS 188 • Athletics ■MM ■MM Athletics 189 The Gei 198( . ' ' 190 • Athletics 192 • Athletics I Mark Ades t Rodney Bailey Eric Bonner 5teve Burkhalter Napoleon Byrdsong Lorin George Athletics • 493 iii Jon Griffey ; ' 39 l m ■ ■ ' Si!j|SP!b. : . ..-■■■ ■ ■: .■..• ' ■.■ ' -..■ ; Jr .: ,,,„. T1 ..,. f j Hp ■ ii , ' •■. Greg Haddox ( f 2 1 IjjiMR ■ ipr | Willie Jackson 194 • Athletics torgan Sanders Athletics 195 Greg Smith Jerry Smith Kurt Brumleve Student Trainer 196 • Athletics David Knight tudent Manager Athletics • 197 i ■ ! K , %.  jijMk ; %j ;;v;4 i i, BilS J ilk i : 198 • Athletics Athletics • 199 :- m 1980-81 Basketball Roster Mark Ades C 6-7 210 So-Sq DeRidder, La. (DeRidder) Rodney Bailey F 6-6 190 Fr Bossier, La. (Bossier) Eric Bonner F 6-6 210 Fr Shreveport, La. (Northwood) Steve Burkhalter F-G 6-4 175 Jr-U Ruston, La. (Cedar Creek) Napoleon Byrdsong G 6-0 150 So-1L Longview, Texas (Longview) Lorin George G 6-5 195 So-1L Gray, La. (H.L. Bourgeois) John Griffey F-C 6-7 200 5--1L Houston, Texas (Deer Park) Greg Haddox G 5-11145 Jr-Sq Ruston, La. (Cedar Creek) Willie Jackson F 6-4 190 Fr Sibley, La. (Sibley) Steve Kelly C 6-1 185 Sr-2L Bossier, La. (Airline) Cherokee Rhone C 6-8 220 Jr-IL Springhill, La. (Springhill) (Panola, Texas Junior Coll) Morgan Sanders F 6-4 195 Jr-Sq Shreveport, La. (Fair Park) Greg Smith F 6-7 190 Fr Shreveport, La. (Trinity Hts) Jerry Smith F 6-7 190 Jr-IL Gardendale, Ala. (Gardndale) Rusty Ward F 6-6 185 Jr-Tr Western Ok. JuCo Royce Williams G 6-1 185 Jr-2L Monroe, La. (Carroll) 200 • Athletics CENTENARY COLLEGE 1980-81 Basketball Schedule Friday, Nov. 28 Monday, Dec. 1 Thursday, Dec. 4 Sunday, Dec. 7 Saturday, Dec. 13 Tuesday, Dec. 16 Thursday, Dec. 18 Sunday, Dec. 21 Tuesday, Dec. 23 Monday, Jan. 5 Thursday, Jan. 8 Friday, Jan. 9 Thursday, Jan. 15 Saturday, Jan. 17. Monday, Jan. 19 Thursday, Jan. 22 Saturday, Jan. 24 Thursday, Jan. 29 Tuesday, Feb. 3 Thursday, Feb. 5 Saturday, Feb. 7 Thursday, Feb. 12 Saturday, Feb. 14 Thursday, Feb. 19 Saturday, Feb. 21 Wed., Feb. 25 Thurs., March 5- Saturday, March 7 College of the Ozarks Southeastern Louisiana University Louisiana Tech University Northern Iowa Nicholls State University Arkansas Texas-Arlington U. S. International University California-San Diego Texas-Arlington Mercer University Georgia Southern University Hardin-Simmons University Northwestern State University Louisiana Tech University Houston Baptist University Northeast Louisiana University Portland State University Northern Iowa University Samford University Southeastern Louisiana University Northwestern State University Hardin-Simmons University Northeast Louisiana University Houston Baptist University Arkansas-Little Rock GOLD DOME Hammond, La COLD DOME Cedar Falls, Iowa COLD DOME Fayetteville, Ark. Arlington, Texas San Diego, Cal. San Diego, Cal. GOLD DOME Macon, Georgia Statesboro, Ga. GOLD DOME GOLD DOME Ruston, La. Houston, Texas Monroe, La. GOLD DOME GOLD DOME GOL D DOME GOLD DOME Natchitoches, La. Abilene, Texas COLD DOME GOLD DOME GOLD DOME ' Trans America Athletic Conference Hirsch Coliseum Tournament, Shreveport, La. Pi I Athletics • 201 CHEERLEADERS V ; - ■■«.:, 1 , r jj ij —. .,,._ ' 1 % i JM I J ■ ' ■■. -« - W ML • - fe JL jj Jr . 1 202 • Athletics Donette Cook and David Kneipp Sally Sherrod and Kevin Alexander r - : : ;:s:?M :-;y ' .If ' 1 1 . Mr ' j| 1 ■MHF Cindy Lee and Phil Budd Athletics • 203 HOMECOMING Members of the 1981 Homecoming Court in- clude: Melissa Beshears, escorted by Flynn Ban- kard; Tammy Farrar, es- corted by Danny Trahan; Debbie Sutton, escorted by Mark Harrison; Cindy Lee, First Maid, escorted by John Lee; Libby Taylor, Queen, escorted by Kris Erickson; Donette Cook, escorted by David Kneipp; and Jenny Piner, escorted by Pete Debuys. FIRST MAID CINDY LEE QUEEN LIBBY TAYLOR 204 • Athletics Athletics • 205 CQ W CD CQ irlan Coody Pat Booras Mgr. icky Slade Athletlcs 207 ' .- ' - WSMI Clockwise from top left: Bobby Booras just beats a throw at first; Chris Phillips, Coach Farrar, and Jim- my McGilvary have a conference on the mound; Coach Farrar dis- cusses a call with the Umpire; and Flynn Bankard smashes a ground ball to third base. 2O8«Athl0tlcs David Coss m m ■■mk . -j h -ia- a Wr A J ::;:;,; . , : ... . .... Ken Marks Clockwise from top left: Ricky Slade takes a good cut; Cully McMinn round- ing the bag at first; Brad Beattie takes a lead off first base; and Larry Kiesling hits a ground ball. Athletlcs«209 Keith Wilhite Clockwise from top: Brian Coody throws a pitch; Stacy Burke crossing homeplate against Louisiana College; Mark Mangham drives a ball up the middle; and Larry Kiesling beats a throw to first. Willard Allums 210«Athletlcs L I t5!5 1 s M Jr ■ Randy Elledge Ron Evans Pat Williamson Top to bottom: Chris Phillips and Ron Evans watch the game; Coach Farrar confers with Chris Phillips at the dugout. James Monday .■■4 EbtI ' ' ' ' ' . Athletlcs 211 Wayne Rathbum Guy Kennen 212 • Athletics Danny Trahan Athletics • 213 MM Tennis Will Downs Mike Ameen Bastion Vaandragger Mark Harrison 214 • Athl W m jpfll IwffiBilnffllffli m - 1 n| ; — 1 g r If John Dupuy Randall Gonzalez Joe Prather Byron Yarbrough Blanka Blazetic ' ! ! Sandra Duncan Helen Germann 1 1 M m V 1 J Valerie Harrison Laurie Clayton 216 • Athletics 1980 was a great year for the women ' s tennis t eam. Under Coach Jimmy Harrison, the Ladies won the state and regional tournaments and finished fifth in the AIAW Division II National Championship held In Los Angeles. Valerie Harrison advanced to the finals in singles. Valerie was named All- American, Zora Tumbas played in the semi-finals. Also Patty Hermida and Davina Yates both reached quarter finals. Others play- ing in the tournament include Missy Moore, Blanka Blazetic, and Sandra Duncan. This season seven women return to the team. Newcomers include Helen Germann and Laurie Clayton. Athletics • 217 GYMNASTIC 218 • Athletics i Haney Kim Strauss Athletics • 219 220 • Athletics ' ' 1 jflf MM . m ■ JKm- $ jp JflK - ' ? • ' : - ' ! :. ' i j V F ; i j | | 1 ■! ' r 4 iP ■:. i. Jn ■1 Athletics • 221 Soccei S J jfi 1 B ' ■Fmmr it 9 ' i A- - i, ' ' ■ ' . v 1 j. .aijilJft 1 b mmmP 1 ' 11 ' i r 3 v 1 ; ' K m. ... Of-l - ■t | 5 ' e ' ¥ Jtt| 1 ' ' . MtU 4- ■ Jtn 1 • ■9HBHHHHMBH • i ' gi? 7 -, . ' . ' ' ..... Coached by Enos Russell, members of the Soccer team include Pierre N, Bellegarde, Sam Brock, Jimmy Burke, Joe Dusse, Henrike Herskind, Chris Hirsch, Richard Liles, Robert Long, Monte Manske, Komel Marton, Wade McCutcheon, Khaidi Mohammed, Elis Pinto, Marwan Soufi, Richard Veal, and Farage H. Youssef. 222 • Athletics CROSS COUNTRY Jay Davis 224 • Athletics Steve Grenchik Members of the Cross Country Team include: back row, left to right, Mark Suhar and Ron Casillas; front row, Jay Davis, Brian Dempsey, and Steve Grenchik. Not pictured are Scott Smith, Steve Scot, and Matt Galeazi. Athletics • 225 LADIE! BASKETBAL1 226 • Athletics Members of the Ladies Basketball team include: top row, left to right, Diane Rogers, Marilyn Deverea Norma Hockley, Edwina Walker; second row, Margaret Avard, Jamie Odom, Eloyce Murphy, Jani Johns; bottom row, Coach Sherry Hollingsworth, Penny Potter, Sandra Graves, and Tracey Grisson Athletics • 227 INTRAMURAL Theta Chi, 1980 Champs! I  «wF t  i iv 3 1 |HQM|NI|d LHhfc « S BC h ih ilfiHk % ■ ■ r i L ■ 228 • Athletics Jfg V y Bruisers: The 1981 Women ' s Champs ly HYJHl V j H:«H K JtL I J - SA ' JflZtfl J J ' i 4 « • • « wNm . ' - ■ r? t.jM II v ' ; Athletics • 229 1 P58 i ' j f J9 M ■■;.. 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Nancy Adger, Sylvia iAdkisson, Virginia Sheb 11, 13, 44, 136, 141, | 171, 186 Akins, Kawanis 69 Albano, Karen 39 Alexander, Kevin 181 Alfred, Mary Alexander, Nancy Allen, yarry Allen, John Horton 62, 125, 137, 181 Allen, Rebecca 166, 249 Allison, Kelly 8, 12, 34, 42, 161, 186, 187, 240 Allums, George Alsrrag, Hodaaddullah Ameen, Michael Ames, Craig 146 Amsler, Barbara 2, 18, 21, 37, 166, 167, 186 Anders, Todd 3, 13, 20, 178 Anderson, Jake Anderson, Thomas 70 Andress, Elizabeth 20, 59, 154, 182 Andress, Knox 38, 154 Antee, Terry Armstrong, Karen 46, 135, 183 Armstrong, Paul 63, 139 Arnold, Amanda Lee 2, 7, 21, 33, 167, 186 Chinese Adm. Aslin, Anna Dele 124 Assavarak, San Astin, Leanne Ellis 61, 138 Atkins, Caroline Calder Atkins, Charles Holt 22, 66, 136, 178, 179, 239, 242 Avard, Margaret M. 46, 135 Aye, Evon E. 58, 146 Babers, Bridgett Renee 9, 61 Baker, Jack Wayne 70 Baker, Laurajane 51, 166 Barker, Richard Patrick Baker, Patti Rene Bailes, Allison A. Bailey, Edwardene Swain Bailey, Rodney Lee 13, 1, 47 Bailey, William P. Banks, Catherine Denise 56 Bankard, William Flynn Baranik, Joseph Paul Barnes, Donald James 48, 181, 182, 183 Barr, Brenda Amacker Barre, Denise Marie Barnwell, Deborah Bartlett, Carolyn T. Bateman, Graham 130, 137, 138 Bateman, Thomas B. Battley, Toussaint Bauer, Carla R. 50, 125 Baughman, Thurndotte 46 Beattie, Brad Alan Bell, James E. 11, 162 Belleau, Susanne Renee 4, 65 Bell, Nancy Karen 60, 158 Bellegarde, Pierre N. 56, 138. 139, 145 Bennight, Craig Alan Bergstedt, John Gregory 42, 174, 175 Berryman, Lee Howard 137 Beshears, Melissa C. 5, 32, 170, 171, 141, 161,236,249 Bethell, Barbara ■■ ' : Bezigian, Mary E. Bickham, Alan Bickham,. Francis Penn Bicknell, James Scott Bigner, Martha Elin 49 Billingsley, John T. Blakeman, Jeffrey 46 Blackman, Greg 33, 20, 134, 181, 182 Blakely, Charlotte Faye 41, 145 Blazetic, Blanka 35 Blue, Cheryl Jean Boddie, Dennis Ramon 50 Boersig, Eric John Bogan, John Arthur 146 Boisvert, John Paul Bond, Onita 58 Bonner, Eric 8 Booras, Bobby C.B.C. Booras, Patrick Sammy Bottoms, Michael W. Botts, Wade Douglas Bourn, Debra Kay 64 Bowdon, Maredia Martha Bowen, Leonard Michael Boyd, Charles F. 139, 154 Boyer, Robert Lee Boynton, Kim Elaine 46 Brabham, Martha Anne Bradford, Anna Kathleen 15, 48, 151, 170, 171 Bradford, Arlene E. Bardley, Phillip A. Brannon, Gary Alan Branton, Sarah Dale 66, 125, 133, 170, 171 Brantley, Teresa Ann Brassell, Comer C. Breit, Barry Andrew 41, 176 Brennan, Timothy Bridges, Bill Bristow, Karen Anne 58, 158 Brock, Samuel Stephen 8, 34, 186, 187 Brodnax, Kathryn Marie 23 Brown, Barbara Lynn Sgt. 64, 136, 156, 166 Brown, Jill Renee 8, 56 Brown, Bonnie Jean 138, 141 Brown, Judy Brown, Kathy Brown, Kevin Broening, Lesia Ann 61 Broyles, Brenda M Brumleve, Kurt Edward Bruno, Angel Bruster, Susan Prince 236 Bruster, Timothy 43, 124, 125, 236 Brutus, Mitzi Budd, Philip N. 3, 40, 130, 134, 141, 239, 172, 179, 176 Buford, Cheryl Buice, Samuel 67, 141 Bullock, Barber Bunnag, Roong Burke, Frances Annette 49, 171 Burke, James 15, 161, 174, 175, 240 Burkhalter, Steven Don D.B. 113, 178, 179, 177 Burt, Stacy Buseick, Stephen John C.B.C. Butler, Gary Bynum, Jeffery Byram, Kelly Byrdsong, Napoleon III 47, 135 Colinger, Elizabeth Calders, Heves 72 Calhoun, Alison Dawn 1, 40, 171, 249 Calfee, Shari 72, 158 Calhoun, William Shawn 174, 175 Callaway, Roger Cannon, Diana Sue 72 Cantwell, William Casey 139 Capelan, Carl Rueben Carlton, Jack Kenneth Carlisle, Richard Ray Carpenter, Jan 8, 63, 124, 126, 136 Carter, Debra A. 171 Carter, Judy Katheryne Caruthers, Katharine Ann Casillas, Ronald Dennis Caskey, John Adlai III Cassingham, Guy Henry Caulkins, Douglas Bruc e 40 Causey, Patricia M. Chadsey, Harold A. 66 Chaisson, Lisa Rene 4, 10, 167, 146, 246 Chambers, Barbara Nell 9, 67, 125, 130, 132, 141, 158 Chandler, William C. 20, 160, 182 Chase, Daniel Francis Chatlos, Janet Mae M. Cheatwood, Sydney Gayle 170, 171 Choate, Resta Lynn Chludzinski, Matthew J. Chumley, Delbert W. Claiborne, Jeri L. 41 Clarke, Clarissa V. 167 Clarke, Richard Allen dayman, Michael E. 39, 124, 133, 141 Clayton, Laurie Lee 167 Clegg, Julie Ann 9, 130, 132 Clement, Lanny Paul 177 Clements, Susan Elaine 167 Cloud, Don Wade Jr. Cobb, Virginia M. Cockrell, Donna Lynn Coffee, Kathryn Sue Coker, Kerry D. Cole, Nathaniel Dean Coleman, James Robert 72, 130, 137, 138, 177 Coleman, Laura Marie Collins, Andrew Jerome 142 Cone, Sharon E. Coody, Brian Lee 125 Cook, Darlinda Gay Cook, Donette 171, 125, 53, 249 Cook, Elizabeth A. 158 Cook, Jenifer Lane 58, 156 Cook, Joanne Pedraza 66 Cook, Mark C. 58, 139, 151 Coon, Paula Renee Cooper, Brenda Carol 64, 145 Cooper, Brendalyn Joyce Copeland, Stanley R. 37 Corbin, Martine Melanie Corbin, Michael David Corley, Helen Ballew Coss, David L. 125 Cottongim, Susan Copper 1, 7, 8, 53, 125, 136, 186 Couch, Michael Carroll Cowell, Teresa Lynn 64 Cox, James William 35, 158 Cox, Linda Hope Cox, Rodger Douglas , Crawford, Danny E. Crawford, Kelly Jean 145, 158 Crawford, Marie G. ■ Crawford, Sally 22, 36, 72, 249 Crochet, Denise M. Cromer, Vicki 58, 125 Cross, Warren Ray Crow, Jo Ellen Cunningham, Brenda Sue Curnutt, Jean-Marc Cush, Gregory Samuel Cush, Sarah Anne Darnell, Sarah Jane 143 Davenport, Eddie Leroy Davis, Asunta Siegrid Davis, Caren Lynne 143 Davis, Jay Dewitt 41 Deas, Rutledge Holmes 13, 62, 178, 179 Decamp, Clifford Hodge 42, 174, 175 Dempsey, Brian William Dennis, Joe Wayne Deprez, Dorothea Janelle 156, 171, 183 Derrick, Cara Lorraine 4, 59, 166, 167 Devereaux, Marilyn 70 Dobson, Linda Sue 55 Dollahite, Michael K. 124, 125, 126, 130; 132, 134, 181, 182, 183 Donald, Gregory Wayne Donley, Michael Vernon Doss, Sarah Elizabeth C.P.C. 9, 18, 41, 126 Dowden, Kimberly Renee 171 Downs, Leslie Glenn 139 Downs, William Roger 150, 181 Dozier, Hallie Dring, Cheryl 5 Duett, Nico Neato 13, 176, 178, 179 Duke, Lori Renee Dulle, Dianne Farrell Dulin, Winnie Moore Duncan, Sandra Lynn 56 Dupuy, John Roy Chinese 5, 48, 135, 178, 179, 177 250 • Index Dusse, Joseph G. Eads. Galen Lamar 9, 63, 142, 176, 178, 179 Eason, Stuart 54, 127, 130, 186 Eaton, Timothy Albert 5, 9, 151, 154, 181, 183 Edwards, Ella C. Edwards, Linda J. Efferson, Catherine A. Eggers, Glenda Coffey Elmo, Mark Dennis D.C. 125, 133, 176, 178, 239 Elledge, Randall Dwayne Ellzey, Charlotte Rene Ely, George Ross English, Floyd M. Erickson, Kristen Bates 20, 69, 142, 161, 181, 183 Estes, Phil C. Eubanks, James David 35, 177, 178, 179 Eugenis, Patrick W. Evans, Angela Kay 61 Evans, Mark Everett 52 Evans, Paul E. 41 Evans, Ronald James 42, 174, 175 Everhart, Victor E. 139 Fahringer, Chris Robin 55 Fair, Darlene Portier Farrar, Tammy Lou 52, 167, 249 Faust, Sharon A. Finlay, Michele Lynn Fischer, Trudi Gayle 71 Fisher, Debra Jean 70 Fitts, Darrell Lynn Floyd, Sarah Nelle 57, 143 Fogle, Karen Ruth 137, 145 Ford, C. Diane Turner Forshee, Jennifer Jo An Foster, James Edward 53 Fowler, Diane Mirvis 137 Fox, Janette 146, 171 Fox, Nancy Kay Franklin, Bryan Keith 71 Franklin, Lamar Franklin, Mittie Davis Frantz, James M. 68, 127, 161, 176, 178, 240 Fraser, Donna Kathy 41, 137 Freeman, John Anderson 130 French, Stephen M. Fuller, Danny Joe Fulmer, Marty Lyn 62, 158 Fultz, Daryl Ray Gafford, Marva Kaye 14 Galeazzi, Matthew Ross Gardner, Sally Ivey Garner, Jon Michael 19, 181, 183 Garrett, Cindy Anne 2, 13, 68, 171, 235, 249 Gathmann, Roger Willet Gayle, John Whit worth George, David Allen George, John Fisher George, Lorin Renaldo 13 Germani, Diane Lynn Germann, Helen Jean Germann, Margaret Mary 55, 135 Gesn, Karen Kanapkey Gibson, David Allen Gilchrist, Sara Rust N.O.K.D. 18, 40, 134, 161, 171 Gill, Angela R. 50, 143, 158 Gill, Robert Noel 9, 41, 133 Gilliam, Mark Jeffery Giller, Cathy Lynn 70 Gilmer, Carlton Lee Gilmer, George Glas, Betty 137 Gleason, Cynthia Jane 4, 35, 166 Goff, William Kirke 9, 176, 178, 179 Gonzalez, Randall King A.T.D. 66 Goodman, Edith Caskey Goodman, Lisa Wynne Goodwill, Joseph Clyde Goodwill, Robert C. Gordon, Nancy Carol 241 Gorski, Del C. Gort, Brigitte 45, 134, 141, 145 Guy, Billie Winkler Grace, Joeseph Len Gray, George Naff Jr. Gray, James Ernest 180, 183 Green, Gordie Thomas Green, Mariana 20 Greene, Patricia Evonne 44, 54, 125, 137 Green, Ripley Hayes 139 Greenleaf, Jay Alan 1, 42, 175 Greer, Deborah Lamar 51, 135 Grenchik, Stephen P. Greve, Pauline E. 68, 166, 167 Griffey, Jon Alan 13 Griffith, Calvin L. Grimes, Terence Anthony 51, 139 Grisham, Audrianna 57 Grogan, James Gordon Haddox, Greg Haik, Steven Alex 8, 13, 18, 65, 177 Hale, Calvin Bruce Hall, Edward Wayne 9, 176, 178 Hall, Kenneth Huffman Halk, Frank David 180 Hammond, Linda Gene Hamilton, Evelyn 134, 167 Hand, Edward Alan 131, 139 Hand, Kristina L. 54 Hanson, Mark Harper, Doris Harrell, Frances E. Harris, Hazel Lee Harris, Frank 70 Harrison, John Harrison, Mark Malloy 13 Harrison, Valerie Laine 19, 36, 40, 143, 249 Hart, Barry Lynn 55 Hart, Theresa 46 Harter, Steven Hartman, Ellen Harville, Stuart Alan 34, 139 Harwell, James Pat Hawkins, Cynthia 59, 146, 166 Hayes, Roxanne C. Haynes, Minette Haynie, Sue Ellen Heacock, Teresa 35, 160 Heald, Raney 58 Hedges, Kay Hedges, Lisa Hengst, London Henington, David 15, 42, 174, 175 Hermida, Patricia Henry, Troy 33, 139 Hersleind, Henrik 48 Hetrick, Deborah 124, 125 Hewitt, David Hibbs, William 44, 135, 139, 180, 183 Hicks, Debra 146 Higgins, Dudley Hingtgen, Todd Hirsch, Christopher 15 Hirsch, Philip Hitch cock, Linda Hockley, Norma Rae 46 Hobby, Cindy Hodges, John David 1, 15, 32, 42, 175 Hodges, Russell 20, 137, 141, 180 Horton, Betty Holcomb, John Bradley 34, 127, 133, 166, 186, 187, 236 Hollenberg, Henry D. C. Joe 68, 150, 178, 179 Hollings worth, Edna Holloway, Ray Holm, John Holmberg, Robert Holt, Gregory Holt, Steven 130, 155 Holt, John Parnell 69 3, 39, 130, 154, 178, 179 Honley, Steven Alan 36, 124, 125, 130, 134, 137 Horgen, Donna Hornaday, Philip 142 Home, Jane Horning, John 57, 139 Howington, Frank Hudnell, Armstead. Hughes, Angelye Hughes, James Huguley, Donald Humphries, Richard Hunt, Debra 56 Hunt, Hubert Irvin, 156 Hutto, Roberta Hyde, Jonathan Scott 8, 12, 186, 187, 236 lies, Paul 44 Immel, Don C. 53 Imperial, Dorothy Jane 50 Ingalls, Brian Edward 65, 135, 141, 170 Ingram, Laurie Inman, David Irvine, Jeffrey Alan 137, 139, 180, 68 Jacocks, Matthew 46 Jackson, Barbara Jackson, Curtis 146 Jackson, Willie James 47, 141 Jeck, Kenneth 63, 135, 137, 141, 181, 182 Jenkins, Lee 37 Jennings, Elizabeth 52, 145 Jewell, Joseph Johns, Janice Jett, Garbo Johnson, Beth Renee 23, 43, 124, 135 Johnson, Kay 130 Johnson, Peter Jay Bo 141 Johnson, William Jones, Carolyn 67 Jones, Christine Ann 68 Jones, Kirk Randall Jones, Lynda Kay 49, 133, 171 Jones, Nancy 72 Jones, Sharon 137 Jones, Thomas Jones, William Jordon, Julie 146, 171 Kahler, Karen Kapitan, Elsa Karen 125 Karnchanawat, R. Kassouf, Raymond M. Keeney, Linda Kate 42 Keeth, Appolonia Bernal Keller, Susan Frances 72 Kelley, Kenneth D. Jr. Kent, Joseph David 178, 179 Kelly, Steven L. 37 Kelly, Steven Randall Kendrick, Patricia S. 72 Kennedy, Jeffrey Glen Kennedy, Sandra Denise 72 Kennen, Guy Wesley Kent, Penelope S. Ketner, Nancy Hudson Khaldi, Mohammed Mutlag Kiesling, Larry C. Jr. Kilpatrick, Kimberly A. Kimball, Mary A. 47 King, Lisa 8, 130, 134, 135, 166, 47 Kirkindoll, Liz Stockwell 236 Kirkpatrick, Kitty Knapick, Johnnie Cobb Kneipp, David Keith 179, 178, 240, 239, 141, 161, 40 Knight, David Scott 32 Knowles, Kurt 34, 127, 186, 187 Koch, Melanie Lynn Koelemay, Karen 20, 32, 141, 154, 182 Kolstad, Sreven Craig Krecker, Elizabeth Anne 135 Krause, Lynn Marie Krecker, Martin Thomas 135 Kunz, Cynthia J. 37 Labor, Earle Kyle 48, 137,o181, 182, 183 Labor, Phillips, Kirk 33, 133, 161, 181, 240 Lagrone, M. Daniel Jr. Lambert, Roy Scott Lambert, Steven Keith 70 Lambrecht, Roberta Jo Pinhead 36, 130, 132 Landry, Pamela Sue Landry, Suzanne Annette Langston, David William 5 Lawrence, Big Dave 8, 13, 34, 186, 187 Index • 251 Leach, Janie Elizabeth Lee. Cynthia FayeU.R.L 3. 33. 19. 135. 161. 166, 167. 187 Lee. Gloria Thacker Leeper, Frederick T. 138 Lengei, Rodney J. Lengel. Theresa Marie 66. 145, 156 Lerchie, Kenneth L. ?Lewis, Margaret Skeels Lieder, Karl Ethen 57 Liles, Richard Desmond 9, 15, 6. 13. 130, 135, 174. 175 Linn, Gary Allen Lipscomb, Gerald Melvin 170, 171, 157, 240, 161, 174, 175 Little, Linda Claire Llorens, Richard A. Lloyd, Elizabeth Ann Lodge, Barbara May Loep, Daniell Wade 8, 34. 186. 187 Loker, Jeff Long, Barry Jay Long, Roanne Long. Robert R. 25. 49. 181. 183 Lott. Mary B. 38, 151 Love, Melinda 15, 41, 126. 161, 171, 174. 175 Lovelady, Christopher L. Lowe, Dianne Hamby Lowe, Rebecca Robinson Ludwi g. Trip N.T.B. 43, 4, 161, 178, 179, 240 Luff, Laura Lynn 39 Lukey, Linda Susan 40, 171 Lummus, Burney Ray Jr. Lutz. Brent Ward Lynch, Stephanie 138, 139 MacDowell, Marilyn L. Madden, Tom Douglas Maeger, Lisa Magness, P.J. Maguire, Philip Gerard AH. 12, 19, 40, 182. 183 Maguire, Timothy Malloy, Charles Foster 13, 178, 179 Malone, Brenda Lee 45 Malec, Michael Mathew Malone, Max Tatum 19 Malone, David Malone, Ronald Gene Mangham, Donald Mark Mangham, Ronald Mike Mann, Daniel Williams 135, 160 Manning, Constance Rene Manske, Monte Charles Markham, Jack Bruce Marks, Ken Lynn Marsalis, Gordon A. Jr. Marsh, Ha Melanie Marshall, William B. Martin, Jo Ann Brame Martin. John L. 32 Martin, Rebecca Ann Martinusen, Elizabeth 133. 138, 171, 178, 246 Marton, Kornel Roland 34, 186 Mathewson, Dana Patrick 38, 156 Matta, Stephen Andrew 67 Matthews. Cynthia Ruth May. Carol Ann 20. 36, 40 May, Harry L. May, William H. Jr. Mayfield, Charles E. Jr. Maye, Nicole, Mayo, Elaine 44, 124, 134, 136, 166, 267, 186 Maxey. Samuel Cox McAfee, Sally Pradas McArty, Clyde Keith 139 Mc Common, Larry Lee 9, 54, 155 McCarthy, Lisa Kaye McCaughan, Leona Grace 135, 158 McClelland, James Keith 125, 174, 175 McComiskey, James L. 42 McDermott, Janet Cox McCoskey, Rebecca Mae McCrery, Elizabeth Ann McCrocklin, Mark 181 McCroskey, Chris Alan 32, 139, 154, 180, 182 McCutcheon, Robert Wade 133, 181, 182 McDavitt, Fran 18, 143 McDonald, Julia D. McDowell, Marily 38 McFadden, Karen Lynn McGaunn, Janine Grace 38 McGaskey, Robin Ann McGilvray, James W. McGough, Laura Lynn 51, 130, 167 McGowan, Melanie Kaye McKinney, Mary M. McKnight. Elberta L. 41, 137, 146, 182 McKnight, Michelle 35 McLaren, Robert Bruce McMahen, Michele McMinn, Loye Cullen McMullan, Denise Ann McMulln, Dennis Conroe McNeely. Kathleen R. 68. 171 McNeil, Kelly Ann 8, 249 McNulty, Sharon E. 51, 158 McPherson, Pamela Kay 127, 145 McRae, Brian Clayton 1, 157, 24 Mead, Harry Robert Meek, Paul Edward Meng, Kimberly Ann 4. 10, 33. 141, 167, 179 Merrill, Gerald E. Meshaikih, Sualim Ali Mezzio, Robert 41 Middleton, Nancy Egley Milem, David Wesley Miles, Peggy L. 138 Miles, Suzanne Kellam Miller, Cathy Suzanne 18, 68, 171 Mills, David Owen Mireles, Lisa Gwyn 18, 30, 182 Mitchell, Francis Lane Moghthawy, Mansour Monday, James Madison Montgomery, Madelaine C. Moore, James R. 59, 178, 179, 239 Moore, John Owens, Jr. PDA. 40, 133, 178, 179 Moore, Melissa Lane K.P.OC. 65. 167, 179, 249 Morales, Warren James 181, 183 Morgan, Charles Keith Morn, Mary Katherine 4, 11, 135, 238 Morrill, Helen Morrill, Timothy Wilson Morrison, Elizabeth 41 Morrison, Jimmie D. Morton, David Allan Moser, Virginia Moton, Donald Ray Mrdja, Betty Louise 68, 138 Mudd, Susan Joyce Munn, Karen Stanley 34, 130, 141 Munoz, Carlos Munoz, Diana M 65, 130 Munoz, Patricia 60 Murphy, Eloyce R. Murphy. Christopher D 130 134. 183 Murphy, Madeline T 171 Murphy. Kevin William Murphy, Mary Lou 36 Murphy, Miriam Ann Murray, Mark Kevin 125 Murray, Stacy 175 Nash, Jan B 187 Neely. Norman C Nejame, Marie Christine Nelloms, Tawonia Faye Nester, Kathleen Sue 143 Netcharussaeng, Boonson Newman, Dennis A Nichols, Terry Allen 139 Norkus Susan Crawford Norman, Mark Steven Nurdin, Judith Rabb Nyquist, Robin Oates, Teri Lynn BM 7. 10 39. 125 141 178, 179, 248 O ' Byrne, Don Christy 13 O ' Byrne, Denise Luci O ' Byrne, Kathrn Odell, James Philip Oden, Pope Webb III 68. 178 Odom, Jamie Ray 46, 156 O ' Grady, Robyn Marchelle 61, 183 Oliver, Jospeh S. Oncale, Keith Anthony 146 O ' Neil, Brian, 174 Orth. Walter Hetbert Jr. Otto, David Duane 39, 139 Owne, Brenda Lee Owen, Michael Owens, Donald Packard, Kathryn B. 55, 171 Palmer, Susan Parker, Jann W. Parker, Lisa 15 Parkman, Cheryl Parish, Linda Jean 39, 171 Parlette, Forrest Stevens, Joyce Patterson Peace, Louan D.A. 36, 161, 167 Penfield, Kathy Penniman, Graham Pentecost, Edward Penton. Michael 62, 142 Perry, Soren Gregory 39 Peters, Carol Pham, Viet Phillips, Lisa Phifer, Wendy 146 Phifer, Martha Philibert, Teri Phillips, Christopher Phillips, Tripp 59, 146 Phiphitphorn, Duangchan Phipps, Harold Pigno, Deanna 161, 170, 171 Pike, Jonathan Piner. Jennifer Lynn H2 9, 154, 171 Pittman, Jeffrey Pittman, William Poindexter, Robert Polanco, Mark Pomeroy, Allen Poole, Carol 39, 125, 143 Popejoy, Laura Lee H.T.H. 12. 32. 136. 170. 171. 178 Porter, Danny Rex 45 Porter, Mary Catherine 11, 44, 134, 135, 242 Porter, Nancy 43. 151. 161, 166, 167 Porter, Steven 19, 181, 182 Porter, Vicki 1 Posey, Kenneth Richard 63, 236 Potter, Penny Powell, Carole 54, 135, 138, 167, 186 Prather, Joe N.O.C.D. 21, 3, 8, 178, 239 Prestenback. Lori 71, 170, 171 Price, Cherie Price, Theresa 39 Procell, Ellen Pugh, Susan 39, 158 Pullen, Laurie 5, 143 Purdy, Ann McVay 236 Purdy, John 126 Pynes, Dale 52, 39, 138. 158 Rachal, Mattie Rainbolt, Vicki Anne VS. Deb 7, 20, 33, 136, 179, 255 Ragland. Mary Ragland, Michael 20, 138, 139, 181. 182 Ramey. Melinda 54, 145, 155. 166 Ransey, Charles Randall, Robert Rainer, Samuel Rathbun, Darryl Rawls, Rosemary Rech, Margaret Rector, Margaret Ann 71. 135, 138. 139 Reddell, Susan Lynne 44, 146, 156 Regan. Jess 41, 143. 145. 158 A Reger, Jonathan Reinowski, Robert Renfro. Ton! Renshaw. John Charles 178 Reyenga. Leann 252 • Index Reynolds. Debra Elaine 48 Scott. Rhea 138 Rhone. Cherokee 8 Rice, Vicki 11, 19. 63. 143. 171 Richards, Chung Hee Jill 2, 170, 171 Richardson, Donna 34, 171 Ricke, Michael Riggs, William Riley, Charles Wesley Rimes, Julee Ring, Donald 137 Rivera, James 15, 40, 42, 161, 174, 175. 24 Roach, Karen 7, 167 Robertson, Cathy Robertson, Nancy 22, 171 Robertson, Curtis 137, 180, 183 Robertson. Wallace 182 Robinson, Margaret 60, 141, 137 Rogers, Beaumon 45 Rogers, Chris 5, 8, 12, 34, 186, 187, 236 Rogers. James Robert B.M.O.C. 8. 43, 178 Rogers, Lillian 171 Rohring, William Rotherrham, Susan Rountree, Susan Ro usseau, Duane Rowe, Caral Annette 145 Ruggles, Gail 53 Rusk, Robert Salarvand, Massoud Sammuels. Annie Milem, Donna Sanders, Morgan 9, 13, 61 Sankey, Felicia 53. 134, 135. 127. 145 Sorter. Jean 130, 132 Scates, Lizabeth Schick, Gary 42, 70. 174, 175 Schimschock, Thomas 175 Schroeder, James Schurman, Stephen Scott, Robert Senn, Edward Serio, Thomas Shatter, Alma Shaw, Jame Shannon, Stuart Shaw, Leland Shell, Susan Shepherd, Mareene 69, 182, 183 Sheppard, Evelyn Shelton, Shirley 56 Sherrod, Sally Ann 4, 64, 124, 130, 132, 136. 141, 161 Shiplet, Michael 59 Sikes, Dawn 72, 138 Simonton, Mark 69 Sinclair, Brian 33, 142 Slade, Ricky Slater, Jeri Slaughter, Deborah Slaughter, John Phillip 174 Smalley, Roxanne Smith, Brigette Smith, Carl 64 Smith, Diane 47 Smith, Gerald 62 Smith, Gregory 13 Smith. Jennie Smith. Louie 53, 139 Smith, Sanna 57 Smith, Stanley Smith, Susan Smith, Vondel 33, 134, 135, 143 Smith, Wendell Soderstrom, Douglass Snyder, Susan 32, 125, 126, 130, 134 171 249 Soileau, Jessica Soufi, Marwan 55 Spitzkeit, James 33 Stacy, Murray Stagnaro, Jenny Staman, Kimberly 14, 20, 143 Stamper, Sybil Munn, Karen Stanley Stassi, Rebecca Ann 58. 158 Stastny, Jordan 141 St Cyr, Rene Paul 59 Steele. Mark 67 Stelling, Froylan Stephens. Carol 14 Sterbenz, Kristin 47 Stevens, Franchelle 38, 124, 125, 133, 154. 156 Stevens. Lynn Stevens. Paula 171 Stevens. Tony 13, 40, 42, 161, 175, 240 Stice, Jack 180 Stockwell, Elizabeth Stokes, Dale 14 Stotts, Shawna 166. 167 Strange. Alan Dale 47 Strauss. Kim Izumi 21. 60 Stringer, Lorna 54 Stroud, Scott Stutz, Thomas Sudds, Jackquenline Suhar, Jarcus Sutherlin, Teresa Sutton, Deborah 53 Sutton. Hal Swaggerty, Richard Talley, Michael 175 Tamsombati, Ruangyudh Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Elizabeth Trooper H.Q. 4, 135, 141 167. 181 Taylor, Robert 33 Terry, Ira Thibodeaux, Jackye Thibodeaux, Michael Thomas, Charlotte Trooper CPC 8. 19, 42, 136, 161. 186. 166 Thompson, Lee 47, 158 Thomson, Jack 175 Tocci, Philip 2, 8. 14. 34. 186. 187 Todd. Margaret Toles. Elizabeth Tolson, Kirk Tomes, Arthur Totten, Scott Townley, Richard Townley, Richard Towner, Larry Trahan, Daniel Tramel, Clay Trammell-Kelly, Jayne Trekell, Rochell Truitt, Robert Tucker, Bobby Tucker, Sharon 8, 35, 145 Tudzin, Glenn David Tuggle, Beth Ann Tully, Richard Tumbas, Zorica 35, 130 Turk, Kelly Turner, Earl 43 Tuttle, Sharon Ullmer, Timothy Vaandrager. Bastiaan 66 Valdakis, Peter Vanderkuy, Susan Vaughn, Jennifer 41 Vaughn William Vaught, Amy 63 Vaught, Janet 9 Veal, Richard 71 Villasana, Daniel 180 Voigtlander. Susan 13, 69, 146, 171 Vollrath, Deborah Von Hoene, Gordon 42, 175 Von Ring, Don 181 Wachsmuth, Jutta Walker, Audy 154, 139, 236 Walker, Donald 69 Walker, Edwina Walker, Kelly Walker, Maureen Walker, Tal Wallace, Richare 60, 183, 181 Waller, Debra Watt, Glen Ward, James Ward, Bobby 67 Ware, Barbara Wardlow, Ann Warnock. Nancy 48. 170. 171 Warren, Patricia 139 Wartanyan, Bidrous 46 Watson, Harold Watson, Jon Wautlet. Merrill 1, 15, 174, 175 Webb. Sarah 38 Webb. Susan 51, 127, 135. 141, 143, 145 Weber, Charles 33 Wiener, Jaques O.O.C. 178 Wells, Louis Wells, Hugh Wells, Bobby Wendt, Gretchen Werner, Kohn West, George West, Melanie 2, 4, 37, 138. 166, 167 White, Claudia White, Virginia Whitfield, Cynthia 5 1 , 60 Whitler, Ronald Whitlow, Michael Whitt, Bernis Jo 71, 135, 166, 167 Wiegand, Madelyn 22, 71, 170, 171 Wiggins, Carole Willcox, John Mark 42, 160 Wilhite, Keith Wilhite. Walter Williams, Charles 134. 180. 183 Williams, Douglas Williams, Janice Williams, Royce Williamson, Patrick Wilson, Amy 133 Wilson, Van 19 Wilson, Neomi Winder, Carey Windham, James Winkler, Peter Witt, Elizabeth Witt, Jan 158 Wood, Glenn 9. 42. 175 Woodrick, Mary Woodruff, Dennis Woods, Cynthia Wooldridge, James 1, 15, 42, 175 Wren, Stephen 52, 135, 181. 182 Wright, Robin Wuenschel, Thomas 52 Yarbrough, Byron 66 Yates, Davina Janelle 19, 171, 249 Yearling, Viola 54 Yianitsas, John Peter 41 Yokem, Hoyt Alan 1, 174, 175 Young, James Young, Lynn 65, 125, 133, 135. 141, 158 Young, Robyn Young, Susan Renee Youngblood, Mark Youngman, Robert P Zator, Jack 4 Rubio, Jose Cuestas, Janeth Fernandez, Gustavo Lopez, Humberto Pinto, Elis Polanco, Martha Puche, Tahilbd Riascos, Hebe Rodriquez, David Sakta, Mar Wan Brewton, Charles Brown, Claudette Friesen, Diane Harville, Charles Johnston, Janice Reeves, Betty Rucker, James Index • 253 YONCOPIN CANDIDS is % J ■■ ■t. Mw - .JpBWM JJ ' ' SW We wanted to dedicate these pages to all the fun (?) we had making up this yearbook. Now, we want to go Borneo. We hope everyone enjoys!!! Vic is F.T.P. 254 • Yoncopin Page Last deadline ... all the endless nights . . . proofs . . . T.T.F.W. . . . Henry . . . lost pics . . . Vicki is T.B.A. ... no more yearbook . . . Sue, Laura, and Sally need pics . . . Sheb and Elaine need names . . . Charlotte needs money . . . Jan needs more or- ganizations ... B. needs a new set of troops . . . Thanks Ya ' ll for doing so much, ya ' ll are the best!!!!!!!!! WW J ' ■ ' ■ ' ,■ ■ The staff would like to thank all the people who helped us out when we really needed it. A special thanks to Sara Gilchrist and Sarah Doss for all the late nights, Jeff Bla- keman for all the hard work at a moment ' s notice, Charlie Atkins for the late nights, and Janie Flournoy and our Josten ' s representative, David Baker, for all the extra help. THIS YEARBOOK IS HISTORY Yoncopln Page • 255 WALTER LOWREY 1920-1980 Dr. Lowrey came to Centenary in -1963 and taught at Centenary for M years. Dr. Lowrey earned his doctorate in history from Vanderbilt University. Dr. Lowrey was an enthusiastic professor who always had time for his students. We at Centenary will remember him as a great teacher and a good friend. 256 • Dr. Walter Lowrey