Louisiana State University Shreveport - Manifest / Bagatelle Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

mtm BAGATELLE 1969 Louisiana State University in Shreveport Shreveport, Louisiana Volume 2 Jeri Lynn Rasch Editor Linda Spence Assistant Editor Robert Sim Barnwell, III Photographic Editor . . « ■ • ■ TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life................................ 16 Administration and Faculty...................32 Activities ................................. 52 Beauties ................................... 68 Classes..................................... 78 Index ..................................... 125 3 . And so the school year begins, bringing with it the opportunity to learn through the classroom and individual study. 4 6 10 Im portent lessons in leadership can he prac-ficed on campus and off, now and in years to come ... SO A, student publications, political involvement, and organizational direction are all a part. axombhun 13 Student Life 18 ... an individual who seeks to improve his own knowledge through classroom lectures. This desire for an increase in knowledge is shown by the student's mere presence at the university. This desire for an increase in knowledge unites all students in one general cause: the seeking of learning. 20 ... a person seeking knowledge through the wisdom of individual counseling. A student realizes that when he is not capable of understanding classroom lectures, he may seek to have his understanding increased by the explanations of others. He realizes that in the scheduling of courses it is very difficult to make every decision, so when in doubt he seeks the advice and counseling of those qualified. . .. an individual who is not content to just listen to lectures of others, but rath: er, in order to increase his learning, studies on his own, seeking to find out for himself the answers to the many questions he has. This search on his own may be entirely alone or may be in the company of fellow students. 24 . .. one who seeks to serve his school through the variety of activities offered. His service may come through participating on the newspaper staff or serving as a class officer or merely expressing his views at such meetings as Free Speech Alley. . . . someone who works at school. He may work as a lab assistant or as a photographer. He may also be found working in the library or at registration or in other capacities where he is needed. Through his work he serves his school while pursuing his individual interests.  n . . . not someone who spends all his time concentrating on school work. He has his moments of relaxing and just plain goofing off. A student can find many ways to relax, ranging from participating in a basketball game to thumbing through a magazine. 30 31 Administration and Faculty Minos H. Armentor Chairman Adminittering the Louliieoa State Univertity lyitem It the fourteen member Board of Supervitort, appointed by the governor for fourteen-year term . Governor John J. McKcithen tervet at an ex officio member. The remainder of the Board it comprlted of prominent loultiana citi-xeni and ISU alumni, and it It their retpontibllify which the Adminittration executet. In the legitlature, the Uni-vertity It repretented by tho Board of Supervitort. Maintaining the ISU ttandardi and prettige among the univer-titlet of the nation rettt with an effective Board of Super-viton. Board of Supervisors Arthur 1. Swanson James T. Staples William T. Brown Vice-Chairman Secretary William S. Peck G. Frank Purvis Percy E. Roberts Carlos G. Spaht John H. Tucker Henry E. Walden 34 John A. Hunter Dr. Martin D. Woodin President Executive Vice-President Walter B. Calhoun Joseph M. Reynolds J. H. Mattox, Jr. Dan Bivins Vice-President Vice-President for Graduate Director of Public Relations Director of Alumni Affairs in Charge of Finance Studies and Research Development 35 36 Dean Donald E. Shipp 37 LSU-S Administration Mr. Malcolm G. Parker Librarian Dr. Robert L. McNeese Supervisor of Student Aid and Placement 38 Dr. A. J. Howell Business Manager Dr. Gary K. Brashier Director of Academic Affairs Col. Isaac F. Bonifay Counselor 39 Mrs. Lurline Dark Counselor Mrs. Fabia Thomas Registrar English and Speech■ Foreign Languages N. T. Holloway Social Sciences 43 Engineering Graphics 44 Jk R. K. Spciiri Ctvvr-on Biological Sciences 0. A. Hubble L K. Mjtlcxk E. P. Jones ■ S. Jlmes J. W. Goerner Chcirmon G K Chemistry and Physics F. E. Collin R. I. Matlock W. 0. Moore 47 T. A. Mon H. E. Norri Business Administration C. R. McPKerion O. 0. AfentfM T. Y. TMoun M B. Whstky 51 Student Government Association The general aim of the 1968-1969 ISU-S Student Government Association is to establish unity among the students by increasing school spirit. It is the hope of the organization to provide more student intramural sports activities; and to better the student-faculty relationship by establishing closer lines of communication. Dr. James D. Bates served as faculty sponsor this year. Right: Jecqgle Hunt, preildent; Top Center: Don Pip ' campaigns for hit ticket just before the SGA election!. Ftr Right: Intereited students liiten to Jen Foremen's campaign speech. Below: Mike F !r, vice-president. Bottom Right: Jane Foremen, treasurer; Janet McNiece, secretary. l 54 Political Parties The Presidential Election spirited LSU-S students tremendously. In order to stimulate a stronger interest in political affairs, and offer an opportunity for young people to become involved in the political system, three organizations were formed at LSU-S. They are the Young Republicans, sponsored by Dr. Bobby Dowden, the Young Independents, sponsored by Mr. William Borders, and the Young Democrats, sponsored by Miss Karen O'Brien. Each organization was set up to provide a means for young people to voice their hopes and opinions of the political issues of the day. tight: Young Democrats officers; Billie Casey, treasurer; Diana Waldo, secretary; James Henry, vice-president; John looney, president, far Right: Young Republican officers. Bob Robinson, treasurer; Tara O'Brien, corresponding secretary; David Griffith, president. Below: Bubba Talbot, Young Independents President. Lower Right: Terry Hansen Is £ ,0o bYt one of the political parlies, each represented by Fredrick Bentley, Bubba Talbert, and Sharon Lowe. Yl Stm Adcock John Anderson Lynn Austin Miko Burkhart Eddie Burks Michael Champion Bruce Garrett Cecil Harrison Larry Hayes Larry Johnson Pete King Danny Meriam John Santono Patricia Sawyer Larry Slayton Burt Spain M t, YD John Adams Fredrick Bentley Jr. Doris Black Katherine Black Donald Brown Frank 8rown John Danielle Connie Delee Glenda Dickens Sammy Fertitta Terry Gill Peter Graham Alvcrluro Graham Adrienne Hall George Hamlin Bcmita Harris Alronce Hartwell Ozie Henry, Jr. Sherrie Hooser Oliver Jefferson Odelia Lyles Ella Nash Barbara Odom Martha Pineda Dolores Rogue Jay Rakel Lester Scott Jerry Simpson Edwin Taylor, III Linda Turner YR Christine Adams Paul Breitling Sandra Burford Charles R. Collins A. P. DcFatta Gaylon Kent Gill Dave Griffith Eddie Grounds Sherlyn Hall Karl Hasten Dixie D. Horning Max Hosford Larry L. Johnson Sharon A. Lowe Eddie MacShaw Carol Montgomery Woody Nesbitt Paul Nolen Tara O'Brien lee Payne Robert K. Robinson Tommy Sallee Bruce Simon Debbie Smith Phil Stewart Franklin Lee Tutt Gary D. Walton 57 Biology Following the objectives set up by the club last year, many worthwhile activities have resulted. Among these were the raffling of a stuffed tiger and the gathering of ocean-ological specimens at Ocean Springs. The club meetings had guest speakers such as Dr. A. M. Hand, Pathologist. Benny Rainer, student from East Texas Baptist College, Mrs. Dorothy Hubble, Biology Club sponsor, and Dr. Laurence Hardy. Assistant Professor. Below: Officers, Bendy Davidson, treasurer; Kenn're Kitchens, vice-president; David Warren, president; Maria Garcia, secretary. Right; Club members Kennio Kitchens, David Warren, Sandy Pruitt, and larry Johnson pose with a stuffed tiger. Bottom Right: David Warren and Kcnnie Kitchens help to advertise the raffling of tho stuffed tiger. Cleo Allen Edmund Burkes Randy Davidson Maria Garcia David Griffin Edward Grounds Juliana Hicks larry Johnson Kermie Kitchens lee Payne Sandra Pruitt Steve Thomas David Warren Alpha Eta Epsilon Alpha Eta Epsilon hopes fa develop leadership, promote scholarship and establish and continuing active interest in agriculture and home economics through its establishment. Club activities arc designed to allow development of leadership and administrative abilities. This year Alpha Eta Epsilon sponsored the production of'the student directory. Their sponsor is Dr. John G. Hall. Above: The selling of the student directories it being tided by Agriculture Club member , Ed Littleton and Frank Yacavoni. left: Officer , Robert Gill, president; Ed Littloton, vice-president; Tommy Sallee, treasurer. Wayne Davit Robert Gilo Eddie Hawthorne Warren Jones Edward Littleton James Marsalis Jeff Morrison Charlie Murphy Jeff Neron David Pigo' Tommy Sallee Danny Sandifer Frank Yacovoni 59 Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is an organization which seeks to enrich the lives of students through Christian fellowship. The meetings are held at the Baptist Center under the supervision of Rev. Robert Childress and faculty advisor. Miss Neva Norsworthy. The meetings featured such speakers as Rev. Herman Hayes, and Don Hammonds. Debra Barksdale, Jan Cowart, Betty Estes, Dianne louvier, and Terry Hansen represented LSU-S at the State BSU Convention. 21 Otfk r . Glorta Morvoy Bette EfttM PmiH inl • ___ £sss: Stoke,. Kxi | chairmen p,°®f m th|l,m n; Breodo v' V You’re ir.v.t GAnisi blUBffl! l Hu r vdoi S S Z  OT SWe cport,li k «ltaul Vi.p lrv fr Meet New ft nthx ! eTSludc u ana V01 InVercJcV a-rt LT'T V 1 Gft otT te 60 Kenney Anders Oebre Barksdale Cheryl Beckerdite Harold Black Elsa Buchanon Sendr Cook Gaye Lynn Devi Ed Demmel Mike Fe r Linda Hanchey Bernita Harri Deborah Hermann Bobby Holloway Patsy Hollowell Sherrie Hoo er Karl Hoiion Marguerite Howerton Jody Hotto Kay Kiely Jene lander John Lerten Elaine Ledford Karen McMannu Linda Reed Robert Robinson Kathy Sartori Georgia Scheen Clay Scholenburg Aod.ll Walker Solan Wclborn Speech Club The purpose of the LSU-S Speech Club is to establish and promote a continuing interest in the communicative arts. It promotes better skills in speaking, and encourages a spirit of cooperation through working together on various projects. The speech club is sponsored by Miss Charlene Handford. Botew: Officer , John Larsen, president; Marguerite Howerton. vice-president. Bottom; Club member Marguerite Howerton and John Larsen look on a Kathy Peterion draw a raffle ticket at the cake sale. Chriitlne Adam Sharon Adam Sandy Bamburg Dobra Barkjdale Barbara Beadle Pam Bedingfild Mabria Brannon Grace Copeland Jan Cowart Rita Dean Bette E tc Dianne Fong Jane Foreman Dottie Fullilove Linda HancKcy Swan Holttclaw Either Home Marguerite Howerton Jacquie Hunt Freya Kadghln Kennlo Kitchen On Langley Nancy Lehr Michele Montour Linda Mycr Janet McNiece Fran Na h Gayle Newman Karon Newton Margaret Pernici Sandra Pruitt Barbara Pugh Linda Robert Earlene Roger Sharmen Sack Georgia Schoen Rotemary Spalding Caludia Spark Dobbie Steinmiller Kay Taylor Melina Thoma Sally Tookc Tamara Upchurch Mary Vance Gay Warner Joyco Wilcox Gamma Sigma Omega Gamma Sigma Omega, the girls' service organization, serves both the campus and the community. It encourages participation in group activities, promotes fellowship and high scholarship, and affords useful training in the social graces and personality development. This year the club aided in the election of the 1969 LSU-S beauties, the mock presidential election, and assisted in the election of SGA officers. Dr. Mary Ann McBride served as club sponsor. Top: Olfker On Langley, parliamentarian, Betty E te , ecreta y; Sandra Pruitt, president; Sandy Bamburg, vice-pretident; Janet McNiece, treaiurcf. Above: Member Claudia Spark , E !cr Home, and Barbara Beadle at a Gamma tea. flight: Member a itt in mock pre idontial election held at LSU-S. 62 Circle K Circle K is a service organization of civic-minded young men who devote many hours to developing leadership, and serving the university and the community. They provide experience for living and working together. Among their activities was the Faculty vs. Circle K basketball game, the Big Brother Project, Kennel Club Project, and the District Convention. Dr. Bobby Dowden serves as their sponsor. Mt: In the Circle v Faculty basketball game, two opposing player jump for the ball. Be ow: Eddie Ground recruit member for the Circle K Club while David Sykes tign an application. Bottom: Officer : Eddie Ground , pretident; Ronnie Edmbion, trea urer; larry Johnton, vice-president; larry Haye .  e retary. Kevin Abel John Adam Troy Alexander Buddy Alluma John Anderson Rudy Brewiter Chariot Broustard Parker Davi Randy Davidson Ronnie Edmiston Steve Foster John Griffin Eddie Grounds Ralph Hardman Sorry Haye David Hollit Max Hotford larry Johnton Jeff lovett Carlton Murray Rickey Muslow lee Payne Don Piper Jim Protho Terry Quarles Steve Rogers Mike Schattner Eddie Shaw larry Simmons David Warren Steve Wooley 63 Almagest The Almagest is a bi-monthly edition, consisting of the major events that the LSU-S students participate in during the school year. The purpose of the Almagest is to help sustain unity between students' opinions and administration policy, and to motivate the true LSU-S spirit. The staff, advised by Mr. John Tabor, works tediously to make the Almagest the very best. Right: Sandy Pruitt. a i t nt editor; Tara O'Brien, editor. Top Cento : Reggie Ward, Jr., photographer, far Right: Pat y Holloway, feature editor; Mr. Tabor, advltor. Below: John Adami, reporter; laura Brown, reporter. Bottom Center: Janet McNiece, typiat. 65 Bagatelle Under the guidance of Mrs. Nancy Sexton the ten member staff of the Bag-etelle worked to bring the yearbook to completion. The year started out with the return of five staff members and the selection and training of five additional staff members and an assistant photographer. The year included many weekly night meetings and a few allday sessions on Saturdays, plus countless individual work hours spent in the yearbook room. Through these combined efforts the yearbook was completed. _____________________ .Mm •otmor; .lonnn.e We t. Student life editor. Center I eft: Jeri Retch, editor. Left: Georgia Scheen, beauty editor and Linde Spence. e i ten editor. Bottom far Left: Claud.e Spark end Suten Hoittclew, clett editor . Bottom Center: Barney Barnwell, photographer; Terry Hen en. eiiittant photographer. Befow: Lynn Sullivan end Key Peete, activity editor . r 70 Kennie Kitchens Miss LSU-S 71 72 Melanie Demopulos Miss Bagatelle 73 77 Michelle Monsour urn Sophomore Class Officers Jacquie Hunt.............................. President Janet McNiece Lee Payne............................Vice-President Terry Hansen Sandy Pruitt........................Representative Secretary Treasurer 80 81 C. L Broussard Gary Cain Constance Cash Peggy Cloud Wary Cochran Betty Collins Charles Collin Grace CopeUnd Bonnie Coy David Cretwell Douglas Crooks William Daniel Randall Davidson Betty Davis William Davis Mabel Day Nancy Day David Defatta Eugene Doll Betty Dolph Janice Donahoue Edgar Dorman Gail Dunahoe Jarry Dunn Linda Durkee Ronald Edminston Vicki Ellis Betty Estes Margaret Flnck 83 John Fortuna James Fu!co Maria Garcia Cora Ann Gardner Arthur Garrott lu!a Garris Mary Gilbert Michael Gilbert Robert Gill Terry Gill Susan Gordon tarry Graff James Griffin Eddie Ground Robert Gullion Sherilyn Hall Jame Hampton Mary Haney Phylli Hankins Kenneth Hansen Terry Hansen Dorothy Hardaway Ralph Hardman Dorothy Holler Herbert Hollins Dixie Horning James Hughes Robert Huie Jacqueline Hunt Shirtey Jones Margaret Kightlinger 84 Sozanne Kinncbrew Kennie Kitchen Katherine Kramer Charle lac Jo laGrone M rio lander Je e landi On langlcy Kennith lazaru Kirby lee per V llie leJeune Gary lightfoot Bruce lilci Teresa III Patrick lock Jeffrey Lovett Sharon low Betty Martin Ralph Martin Damon McDaniel Janet McNiecc Donna Mitchell France Mitchell Jewel Morgan John Mortimer Carlton Murray 85 Kenneth Nealy Keren Nowlon Tara O'Brien Mary O'Reilly Barbara Odom Sharon Overkamp Janice Paddie tee Payne Charles Permenter Sandra Phillip lee Phipp Martha Pineda Sharol Poor laura Powell Kathryn Prettridge Jo Provence Sandra Pruitt Barbara Pugh Carolyn Ralne Jerilynn Ra ch Reggie Readhimer David Rimmer David Rot hell Geraldine Rowe Joseph Ruf Doris Rope I I 86 Edith Russell Michael Schattner Warren Sexton Raymond Smith Rotemary Spalding Linda Spence Deborah Steinmiller Susan Stockholm lee Stringfellow Marion Talbert Aaron Taylor Edwin Taylor Elva Terro Steven Thomas William Touchstone Nancy Trowbridge lee Tutt Marguerite Velliere Harold Vallot David Warren Janie Welborn Johnnie West Judith Wheeler Whittington John Wmian ' «beth Wil Wi|ton A 88 Freshman Class Officers Mike Fair..................................President Tamara Upchurch Don Piper............................Vice-President Jane Foreman . . Secretary Treasurer 89 Joyce Wilcox Representative !■( Kathryn Angell Nancy Angle Alvic Any an Paul Appcrson Harvie Arington larry Alhby Roycc Aihford Nancy A hley Viva Adkin Annette Atkin on Selma Avid Pamela Aoitin Randall Avery Frcdorick Aycock Stephen Aymond Margaret Ayre France Bailey William Bailey larry Baker linda Baldwin Madonna Ball lc lie Ballard Michael Bamburg Robbie Bamborg Debra Barkadate 91 Nolle Barktdale Nancy Barnet Patricia Barnhill Wotley Barron Aleta Bait Stephen Bawdier Kenneth Baumeitter Larry Baxter Carol Bayliti Charlotte Beach Michael Beam Vila Beam Robert Beard Elirabeth 8eck Pamata Bedingfietd Jerry Bell Michael Bell Wilton Bellottc Jotcph Beran Matietto Bernard Oonna Berry 92 Richard Berry larry Binning John Birdwcll Harold Black Perry Bonner John Bonomo Jeanne Boose Howard Borden Richard Boswell Daniel Boll Cheryl Bourne Jeanie Bowden Dixie Bowles Connie Bowman Barbara Box James Boykin James Boyler Barron Bozeman Carrie Bradshaw David Bradshaw Gwendolyn Braggs Mabria Brannon Sandra Brasher Glen Breedlove Paul Breitling 93 Annita 8re Rudy Brcwttcr Ronald Bridge Gregory Briery Raymond Brill Stephen Brook William Brook J. 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Broome Clyde Bro ctte Donald Brown Donald Brown Frank Brown Laura Brown Paul Brown Patricia Brumley Ellxabeth Bryant John Bunion Charle Burk Michael Burkhart Edgar Burk Benjamin 8urney Charle 8urn Maureen Burn Amanda Burrage William Burton Clinton Burt Donald Burton Mary Ann Butler Jotie Byrd 94 «l Byrd JJ St: i A u Nancy Cecil William Celia David Chaffin Walter Chaffin Jamea Chandler Mark Chapman Pamela Cheney Michael Chiaaaon Jerry Chriateraon Mary Cirulli William Clary Larry Clayton Thomaa Clegg Jamea Cline Ronald Clinton Kathleen Cobba Donald'Cochran Robert Cochran Lloyd Cockerham Charlea Colbert Danny Cole Edmond Cole Margaret Cole Nancy Coleman Bctlie Collina 96 Charles Collins Dsna Collins Larry Collins Stephen Collins John Collinsworth Carol Colvin Cathy Colvin Don Colvin Sandra Cook Pamela Cooksey Mack Cooley Karl Cope Anthony Cordaro Catherine Cornelius William Cornelius Gary Cotton Janice Cowart Elizabeth Cowden Eddy Cramer Christopher C res on Carolyn Crow James Crowley Victor Culbertson Tania Culotta Linda Cunningham 97 , !--r- T Florence Dinkins Weller Dinkins Louis D.'stcfano Alton Dobbins Jecquc Dodd Karla Downs Michael Drummond Angele Dry Williem Ducoto Thomes Duetto Chorles Duncen Donald Dunlep Charles Durant lee Eakin William Edwards John Elkins Robert Elkins Kenneth Elterd Herbert Elliott Geneva Elston Gary Embrey 99 Michael Embrey Daniel Emory Van Enloc Billy Erie Linda Eubank Joan Evan Michael Fair Gerald Fairbanki F. 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Falkenberry Louis Fallin Luti Falting Icon Faught Danny Feibel Bonnie Ferguson George Fishburn Larry Fisher Michael Fisher Thomas Fisher 100 Sharon Flores Allred Flournoy Diane Fong Larry Forbing Jane Foreman Janette Foater Margaret Foater Stephen Foater Linda Fox Karen Franklin Carolyn Franks Bobby Frasier David Freeman Margaret Frit Marvin Fulgium Robert Fuller Dorothy Fullilove Elizabeth Funk Luther Furlow Randy Fyffe Donald Gardner Susan Garner Bruce Garrett Thomas Gatti Donald Gay Patricia Gentry Doris George Kenneth Gibson Cherie Gilcrease Shirley Giles Bradley Gililland Gaylon Gill 101 William Gilmer Mary Glcjion William Godwin Michael Golden Henry Goldiby Melon Gotdiby Shirley Goodwin Virginia Gorum Patricia Gould Edward Grafton Alvertyre Graham Chartos Graham Rita Graham Ronald Graham Michael Grant Charlei Gray Elizabeth Gravel Charlei Gray Charlei Greco Ronald Green' lyndie Greene Sandra Greene Nancy Greer Chriity Gregor Carl Greig 102 Steven Grenier John Griffin David Griffith Gregory Griffith low Anne Grigg Urry Grime Wilburn Grogan Denial Grwbb Felix Guelfo Merionette Guy Adrienne Hell Cerolyn Hell Sybil Hell George Hemlin Johnny Hemmons Oevid HencHey Unde Hertchey George Herdin Cortez Herdy Jenine Herdy Jemet Herknet Cherle Herrington Adele Herri Semite Harri Catherine Herria 103 Dene Harris Alrvorxo Hartwell Donald Harvey Gloria Harvey James Harvey Michael Hervill Karl Hasten Sara Hatton Dorcas Hasty Stephen Hateway Gary Hawthorne Hollis Hawthorne Fergus Hayes Larry Hayes Paul Hayes Lend on Heyford Maurice Head Richard Hedrick 104 Bettye Heifner Richard Heitler Andrew Heller Bob Henderson Hope Henderson Melvin Hendrick James Henry Oiie Henry Deborah Herrmann Odis Hester Bobby Hicks Robert Hiers Mary Hictt Peggy Hill Thomas Hill John Holden Patsy Holden William Holland Waltor Holley Henry Holller Richard Hollingsworth David Hollis Bobby Holloway Patricia Hollowed James Holst Susan Holfsdaw Sherrie Hooser Eldon Hosford 105 Either Hoyt WillUm Hover Mjrgoerit Howerton ! 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Margot Jones Richard Jones William Jones Madeline Jordan Freya Kadgihn Anthony Kauffman Sandra Kay Larry Kelly William Kctchcns Kathryn Kiely Peggy Kimbell Nancy King William King Bonnie Kline Russell Knighton Ronald Kolniak Michael Komendo Robert Krison John Kurtz Frank Kyle Francis lacobce 107 Judith lecobee Allen leenger John Umb Jen Lender Robert Lang Patrick Langley Shirley Langley John Larsen Kriitine Larson Abron latfier Charles leach Alan Lear Elaine Ledford Alfred Lee Mary lee terry legan William Le Grande Eerlyne lehnerlz Nency lehr Dyann lemoine Henry levy Reece Lowing Patricia Lewi Carl lietmann Gary Lindsey 108 John Unduy lena lindjcy Roger lindaoy William lindicy Ed lingo Sherrie lipjcomb Edward litileion Wayne litlon Edgar lolley Deborah long Dianne louvier Waller love Joteph lowrey Mary lowrey Dan loca Richard lull Melvin lylei Odelia lyle Roger Machen Devora Macy Jamet Madden David Magart Emma Mahlen Nancy Malven Edward Mann 109 o Mery McDonald Maureen McDonald Sara McDonald Stephen McDonald William McFerrin William McGary Elizabeth McGee Robert McGimiey Stephanie McGrew Jame McGuflin Harold Mclnnl David Mdntiro Lawrence McKenzie Dinnic McLaughlin Margaret Mclcmorc Karen McManua W.lion McMullan Robert McWhertcr III Juanita Meador Daniel Mcriam John Meyer Floy Michael Mary Milazzo Deotha Mile Edward Mil y Beverly Millar Danny Millar Edward Miller Harry Miller Jack Miller Partick Miller Reid Miller Knox Militead Francis Mitchell Walter Mitchell Carol Mix Cheryl Mize Martha Moellenkamp Joan Monjour 112 Joseph Montelbano Carol Montgomery Carolyn Montgomery Billy Moore Gilbert Moore Sown Moore Jeffrey Morrison Harry Moseley Michael Mulkey Lillian Morph David Murphy Lynda Morphy Theresa Musgrave Richard Muslow Srephen Muslow Linda Mye s Stephen Myers David Nance Clifton Naquin Thomas Naron Fran Nash Raymond Neal Glenn Nelson Burl Nesbitt Gayle Newman Jackie Newton James Nichols Roy Nicholson Donald Nixon Wanda Norman William No mend Richard Norris 113 Si! 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H 55 11-|| §! £0 | III « 6 S a 5 HI in ill Donna Point Catherine Pegue loradell Pcgucj Seundra Pennington Beverly Perkint Margaret Pernici Kathryn Peforton Nellie Pettey Sumo Petty Richard Peyton Harley Pfoifer Louis Philipp Roger Philipp Lynda Phillip Deborah Phipp David Piyotl Joteph Pineda Larry Piper Dorothy Pittman Ruttell Plaitanco Thome PlavcHe Otti Poe Georgina Potter Guy Pouve le Elizabeth Powell 115 Forfeit Powell Linton Prcitey Edward Price Pamela Priebe Walter Primoi Billy Prothro Jamei Prothro Margaret Prothro Charlei Provcnza Jene Pronty 8ob Qoarlc Terry Quarlci Joieph Rainwater William Rakel Carolyn Rambin Richard Ramicy Melba Rascoc Barbara Ray Mark Rayburn Linda Reed Rickie Reeve Linda Remedial Henry Rcmy Margaret Reuter Howard Rcyenga 116 CO Gayle S«well Eddie Shaw Robert Shaw Peggy Shifley Bonita ShoJar Judith Shope luella Sibley Carl Silvcrstein Robert Simmons Gerald Simpson Max Simpson Walter Sirman Virgil Sistrunk Larry Slayton Claudia Smelley Atgio Smith Archie Smith Carroll Smith Gerald Smith Gloria Smith Joe Smith Raymond Smith 119 Ronald Smith Ruth Smith Stewart Smith William Smith Burt Spain Claudia Sparks Anita Spratt John Spring Glenn Springer James Starling Wary Statham Sharon Stentz Gary Stephens Robert Stephens Dorothy Stevenson Phillip Stewart Brenda Stokes Wary Streeter Betty Slutcvillc Burnard Tabor R. 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Taliaferro Carolyn Taylor Rita Teague Mac Thaeker Barbara Thames James Thomas Welissa Thomas Norma Thomas William Thomas 120 John Thompson Joseph Thompson Timothy Thompson Walter Thornhill Stephen Thurmon Kenneth Tingle James Tippett Heloite Tompkins Sarah Tooke John Treadaway Joseph Trenado Jennifer Truly Tlvomot Tucker Bob Turner Charles Turner Glenn Turner Linda Turner Rickey Turner Randy Turney Tamara Upchurch Raymond Urban Thomas Valentine Mary Vance Martha Van Cleave James Van Ness Michael Van Tiem Joseph Vaughan Selina Vega 121 Wayne Villemarelle Bernard Wait Sharon Wail Diana Waldo Andrea Walker Clayton Walker Robert Walker Tommy Walker Betty Wallace Malcolm Wallace Nina Walter Gary Walton Pamela Ward Ann Ware Gayrtel Warner Marlene Wa hington Jame Walton Jolly Waymire Joy Weate Amber Weaver Sara Well Jame Wolth 122 John Welth Oooglat While Yvonne White lien Whiti Gary Wick Carolyn Wilburn Joyce Wilcox larry Wilkerson Linda Wilkinson Michael Wilkinton Clifford William Oale William Mary William Mildred William Sheila William Cheryl Williamson Anthony Wilton Jamc Wilson Jennifer Wilton Charles Winham Johnic Wise Jeannine Wijingcr Debra Womack Sharon Woodard Stephen Woolley lionet Wright Cheryl Wycoff Frank Yacovoni 123 Upperclassmen Jo eph Beard Mi H el Beil Dori Blackwell Michelle Bordelon William Border Thoma Bochleo Jacqueline Buhler Richard Bur t Larry Butler Claude Cameron Marilyn Cole Mary Do Noon River Dowty Nina Edelen Hulette Evan Linda Ever Ruth Frazier Reginald Ward, Jr. Leon William Helen Yovra 124 Student Index ::8?3s::srr8s:rssjssjstm2383uau3ssas8 s:8mtt5ttu888a8s 8888S888S8S8S88800S0 I 1., r! ] j i: 11: J111 1 !! | {11J J i 15 i iI 11SI 5 llllliiljiiljiisiiliiiliiiiljli a i 51J13 j 13 S KNinNNmnNNSKN i a5. OuuuOu isilfilsIllsISiSilllli iilSillis Hllllili! ss;$;s;33s:: a iSiiSl'Iiil) il JJJiJit 3 t ilT 5 ? i J3S 8gnS??SSS??SSSS??SCS8SgSS£SS;;S;sse;;; :::::: :8 :::: i :■:S’ : i ::: :  aa  « £asSSS ;;;;C;SS;£££SS3S3?S3SS£SS£SJSJ£J?A 1 ! I I iliiiiUi is Cl I ill ill! I! Hildi 1 l-rl I ? ? 5 €! cl 5! s roller. Margaret .....................101 roller. Stephen ..................... 101 foe. lirtda.......................... 101 rrooll.n. Karen ......................101 r to nil. Carolyn ................... 101 rrot.er. Bobby .................... 101 Fraeier, li ..................... 1?4 freemon. David .................... 101 Fril . Morgoret .................... 101 Fvleo. Jonet .... (4 Fulgivm. Morv.n .................... 10) Fuller, toborl ...................... 101 FuH.love. Dorothy . 101 fool. I'.robe 101 feelo . letter .................... 101 Fylfe. tondy ........................ 101 Gore . More.a..................... J4. 84 Gardner. Cora Ann ............... . . 04 Gardner. Donald ... 101 Corner. Suton........................ 101 Garrett. Arihuf ...................... 84 Garrett. Owe ....................... 10) Garri . tela ........................... Gotti. TKomai ....................... 101 Gay. Donold ......................... 101 Gentry, Po'iM ...................... 101 George. Dorli ....................... 101 Gibton. Kenneth . 101 Gdbert. M.choel .................... 84 Grloeoie. Chet ..................... 101 Gilei. Shirley ...................... 101 Gilliland, Irodley .................. 101 Gill. Gaylae ........................ 101 Gill, tobert ......................S?. 84 G.H, Terry 84 Gilmer. W.ll.om ..................... 10? Giro VO . Mory....................... 10? God-in. William .. ............... 10? Goldee. M.«bael ................... 10? Goldiby. Henry .................... 10? Goldiby. Maton .................... 10? Oood in, Shirley .................... 10? Gordon. Setan ........................ 84 Gorwee. V.rg.n.o .................... 10? Gov Id. Patricio .................... 10? GroM. lorry .......................... 84 G o ton. fd-erd ................... 10? Grahom. Alvertvre ................ 10? Grohom. Chorlet .................. 10? Grohon.  ,to ..................... 10? Grahom. tonald ................... 10? Grom. Michael ....................... 10? Gro . Charier ....................... 10? Groeei. (I.robeth ................... 10? Cray. Charter ....................... 10? G e o, Chorlet ...................... 10? Green, lo-old ....................... 10? Greene, tyndo ....................... 10? Greene. Sandro ...................... 10? Greer. Noncy ........................ 10? Gregor. Chriity ..................... 10? Gre.g. CoH .......................... 10? Gremer. Steven ...................... 103 Gtillin. Jomet ........................84 Gr.Hm. John ......................... 103 Gr.H.th. Doe id.................. S . 103 Gr.Hith. Gregory ................... 103 Grigg. lav Anne ..................... 103 Grieeer, lorry ...................... 103 Grogan. Wilbern ..................... 103 Gro«adi. (ddia ....................83, 84 Grubb, Co-.el........................ 103 GveKo. fel.. ....................... 103 G IIion. tobert .......................84 Gey. Marionette ..................... 103 Hall, Adrienne 103 Moll, Carolyn 103 Hall. Sherilyn 84 Hamlin. George 103 HomnoAi, Johnny 103 Hc-chey. Oo.id . ... 103 Hanchey, lindo 103 He k,nt. Phyllit 84 Manten, Terry 57. 88. 84 Mordo.oy. Dorothy .................. 84 Merd.n. George ..................... 103 Hordy. Cartel . 103 Hoidy. Jon.ne 103 Herlneir. Jomet ...... 103 Harrington. Chorlet ... 103 Hoint, Adele 103 Hotrii. Sernila 103 Horru. Cotherine 103 Hart-all. Alno-ce 104 Horrey. Donald 104 Horry . Glotto 80. 104 Morrill, Michael 104 Hoiten, Karl 104 104 Many. Dorcot 104 Mote-ay. Stephen .... 104 Mo-thorne. Gory ..... 104 Ho-ihorne. Hollit 104 Hoyet. lergut ........ 104 Moyet. lorry 63. 104 104 Hoyfo'd. tendon 104 Mead. Maurice 104 Hednck, t.chord 104 Meilner, Bettye 104 Heitler. t.chord Heller. Andre- 104 Menderten. Bob 105 Henderton. Mope 105 Hendrick. Melrin 105 Henry. Jomet 58. 105 Henry. Oh 105 Herrmann. Deborah .., . 105 Hetter. Od.t 105 M.cit. Bobby IDS Miert. tobert 105 Miell, Mery 105 Mill. Peggy 105 Mill. Jhomot 105 Holden. John 105 Holde . Pott, 105 Hollond. William 105 Hoi let. Oororhy 84 Holley. Wolter 105 HoUier. Henry MoH.ngt—crlh. t.chord Holhnt. Herbert Hoi III. Oorid 105 Hollo—ay. lobby 105 Hollo-ell, Potricio .... 105 Molt!. Jomet 105 Holttclow. Suton 88. 105 Hooter. Sherrie Horning, Dili 14 Mot'ord. f Idon Hone. Either 108 Horer. W.ll.om Ho—erton, Morguf'ite . . 81. 108 Hud von. Chorlet 105 M loAA.f , m 108 Hughe 1. Clyde 108 Hunt. Clyde 108 Hunt, Jacqueline 54. 80. 7$. 84 Hyott. Oennlt 108 Hyde. DonoW Hyde. Marion ..................... 108 limori. ................................ 08 Ingram. Thomor ......................... 108 Jockie . Btendo 108 108 Jomet. Vincent Javdon. Ira 108 Jellenon. Oliver 108 Johnton. Betty 104 58. 83. 108 Johnton. Marc o 108 108 Jthnifon 108 108 Jonet. John 108 Janet. Kay Jonet. lorry . 108 107 Jonet. William 107 Jordon. Modeline 107 Kodghln. Freyo . 107 Xov'fmon. Anthony .... 107 Koy. Sandra too 107 Kelly, lorry 107 KelcheM. W.lllom 107 K.ghtl.nger, Morgoret . 84 Kimbell, Peggy 107 King. Nancy 107 K.ng. William 107 Kinnebrew. Svionne . .. 85 Kitchen!, Kenn.t . 51. 70. 71. 85 Klme. Bonnie 107 Knighton, tuttell 107 Kolniok, tonold 107 Komendo. Michael .... 107 Kroner. Kotherine .... 85 Knton. tobert John ... 107 Kuril. John Robert 107 Kyle. Fronk 107 lace. Chorlet 8$ locobee. Froncit 107 locobee, Judrth Ann 108 loenger, Allen 108 tomb. John 108 lo Crone. Jo K. Trent . . 85 lo deri. Jene 108 londen. Marie .. . 85 long, tobert 108 I angle,. Ono ...... 67. 85 Langley, folrick 108 1 a gley, Shirley 108 longley. Stanley 108 lane . 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R S if tf! ttt tt£ :t£56i2tt556555588R55855R5R86553 5555555555555655555555555 : 6 : : -2S23J2' SJ2 32222 5 a I u i ? ? £ I .• : $ i j j f 1 = -• IJ i £ i.? •  i 1 ,-5 5 iiliiilj 22222122232222 226666663666666666666666666666662S3S2JI22S32 2 3 J: lilllilHJiIlillljiillllillXjJiilllillllUlifliljIliiissilil iliilill In an eight by ten room with partial walls, we—Lynn, Linda, Claudia, Susan, Kaye, Georgia, Barney, Johnnie, Terry, Mrs. Sexton, and I—put together a book. Believe me, it was not easy. It took nearly 5871 2 soft drinks, seven months, hours of hectic work, an endless amount of patience on our sponsor's part, and planning, cooperation, and enthusiasm in abundance from everybody. The only way to find this last yearbook year is to look between the covers. In the nebulous beginning, the staff was a shy, reserved group. However, as the year progressed, we gained impetus and grew in joviality and sarcasm. Working with the class section were Susan Holtzclaw and Claudia Sparks. They ably misnumbered numerous pages, produced a fine section, and discovered the world of yearbooking. Georgia Scheen, our beauty editor, is a beauty in her own right and is certainly fun to have at yearbook meetings. Not only did she coordinate the beauty election and section, but she also helped us with all our typing. In the activities section, Lynn Sullivan and Kaye Pease adeptly organized the pictures and copy for their section, contending with fluctuating leadership and member-, ship within the clubs. One of the most valuable members of the staff is Johnnie West. He turned in the new student life section, but he also helped with the layouts, copy, and was always ready with sound advice for all the sections. The assistant editor, Linda Spence, worked with the faculty section and constructed one of the best parts of the book in regard to our mosaic design. Any yearbook really amounts to pictures. Barney Barnwell and Terry Hansen carried the responsibility for that most important aspect. Thanks, Barney, for the seemingly limitless last minute shots. Also on the photographic end is Reggie Ward, Jr. Always there during those rush deadlines, he also loaned us his professional talent for the beauty and administrative sections. Mrs. Nancy Sexton is the best sponsor around. With extraordinary cool, she managed the crises which occurred simultaneously, mysteriously with every approaching deadline. Her courage, nerves of steel, and perpetual good nature are to be admired. On behalf of the staff, I want to thank Fred Elsing, Sr. and Chuck Fowler of Taylor Publishing Company for the professional assistance and guidance. Now that the task has been completed, I want to tell the staff and Mrs. Sexton how much I enjoyed working with them. From their attempts to make order out of my chaotic editorship has come an unforgettable experience. We've tried to capture the days at LSU-S as you lived them. We hope you enjoy your yearbook as much as we enjoyed putting it together. i L nn 128