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

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Intramurals So many people who complain about Centenary cite its lack of a football team as its major weak- ness. Those of us who hear these complaints only brush them off and roll on to Hardin Field with laughter. For, if these small-mind- ed people could only read between the azalea bushes, they would no- tice some of the most exciting ath- letic events of the 20th Century. True, Centenary does not have a football team. It has several! I have seen some intramural foot- ball game that make an NCAA playoff look like grade school competition. As well, this past season saw more injuries than a normal NFL season, and was deemed the season of splint-per- sonalities. There is a great deal of pride in our intramural system. The re- markable aspect, is its total in- volvement and control by the stu- dents. Throughout the entire year there are many intramurals that attract teams from every woodwork in school. Even the team names per- fectly display the variety of inter- ests, ideas, and people themselves: the God Squad , the TKE ' s, the Generics, and even the Culture Club. The entire intramural system demonstrates that Centenary Col- lege is a student ' s college. It is a place for people to learn, live, ex- perience, and grow together. We all get into the act. by Tom Ufert VOLLEYBALL - Matt Imes scores the winning point for his team. Photo by Rick Anders. PRACTICE - David Vroonland practices for intra- mural basketball. Photo by Rick Anders. FOOTBALL - Freshman, Kirt Morris attempts a pass to his teammate. Of course the pass was com- plete. Photo by Rick Anders. 12»Student Life

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Pacesetters Pacesetters, elected each year by the Student Body, are those Junior and Senior students who are said to set the pace at Centenary College. Forteen students were se- lected as Pacesetters this year. Wynne Burton is a junior from Little Rock, Ark. Her activities in- clude Chi Omega Rush Chair- man, Resident Assistant, Theta Chi Daughter of the Cross Swords, Honor Court, Dean ' s List, and Centenary Student Foundation. After graduation Wynne plans to get a job teaching 3rd grade students. Carolyn Ben- ham, a senior from Garland, Tx., is active in Chi Omega as Assis- tant Treasurer and Service Chair- man, SGA as Treasurer, P.E. Ma- jors Club-President, Resident As- sistant, SAAC, Dorm Council, Dean ' s List, ODK-Vice President, Maroon Jacket, and Intramural Board. After graduation she plans to return to the Dallas area and pursue a career in corporate re- creation and fitness analysis. Al- yce-Elise Boudreaux, a senior from Lake Charles, La., is major- ing in History and after gradu- ation plans to attend Law school. Her activities include Phi Alpha Theta, SGA-President, Pegasus staff, Maroon Jackets, Tau Kappa Epsilon O. D., Centenry College Board of Trustees, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Tau Delta, Out- standing Young Woman in America nominee, Dean ' s List, Conglomerate reporter, Open Ear, and Student Life Committee. James Ernest Gray (Bro), a senior majoring in Business and Psy- chology from New Iberia, La., plans to attend graduate school. His activities include Tau Kappa Epsilon Grammeteus and Alumni Chairman, Interfraternity Coun- cil, Zeta Tau Alpha Beau and Big Brother, Student Faculty Disci- pline Committee, Judicial Board, Cafeteria Committee, Conglomer- ate staff, Student Guide Elections Committee, Methodist Student Movement, and Junior Accoun- tant. Tim Hibbs is a senior from DeRidder, La. and majors in His- tory. After graduation Tim plans to attend Law school. His activi- ties include Maroon Jackets, President ' s Scholar, Omicron Delta Kappa-President, Phi Alpha Theta-Historian and President, Tau Kappa Epsilon-President and SGT-at-Arms, Choir-bass section leader, Vice-President, Soloist, KSCL, President ' s Advisory Council. Diana Marble a senior Psychology major from Lafayette, La. plans to attend graduate school in Psychology after she leaves Centenary. Her activities include Chi Omega, Student Guide, Gymnastics Team, Dean ' s List, Homecoming Court 1st maid, Open Ear, Theta Chi Daughter. Mary Jo Monzingo is a senior History major from Haughton, La. Her activities in- clude Alpha Chi, ODK, SGA-Sec- retary, CSCC, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Staff, Chaplain ' s As- sistant, Mother ' s Against Drugs, President ' s Scholar, and Dean ' s List. Patrick E. Sewell is a junior from Shreveport majoring in Biol- ogy-Pre Med. His is active in Honor Court, Interfraternity Council-Treasurer, Theta Chi- Vice-President, Alpha Epsilon Delta, and National Dean ' s List. John Yianitsas, a senior from Dal- las, Tx., is majoring in Business. His activities include Centenary Choir-President, Vice-President, Most Valuable Member 82-83, and 83-84, Kappa Sigma-Grand Procurator, Grand Master of Ceremonies, Rush Chairman, and Little Sister Chairman, Dean ' s List, Resident Assistant, ODK, Maroon Jackets, and Intramurals. Jami Zimmerman, a senior Chris- tian Education major from Ca- meron, Mo. is active in Church Careers, Chaplain ' s Assistant, Dean ' s List, Methodist Student Movement, Judicial Board, Cong- lomeratephotographer, Church Careers-Student Association- Chairperson, Entertainment Chairperson, and Church Careers Resource Team. 14