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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1971 volume:

LSU SHREVEPORT 1971 BAGATELLE 1971 LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY IN SHREVEPORT VOLUME IV Editor Jack Bryant Photographers.................Jim Bush Larry Hilton Tony Catallo Henry Milliron Cover Design................Judy Catallo Page 4........................Dedication Page 8......................Introduction Page 16...........................Pretty Girls Page 22...........................Pretty Boys Page 24..................Student Section Page 52... .Administration and Faculty Page 78 .. .Organizations and Activities Page 109............................Index This issue of the BAGATELLE is dedicated to the lady on the second floor of the Science Building, who keeps the coffee fresh and hot. 4 5 7 books, knowledge, learning. Iiackground a loi of sophistication (Hrrliajw i’m out of plan- will, |jf,. mviM-|f ! ,hwuPhl 'Iwl wlial this wilderness • all alxnil 10 but i’ll take comfort in finding the truth. for only it will survive this test of experience when i learn that humans are judged by what they’ve received whether it's looks a letter or wealth and not by what they’ve given of themselves unselfishly 12 him lull again somewhere lio the Irulli and i'rn still sea rolling ••someone nr something to lielieve in to gel mr through this wilderness a jungle of war and sorrow whose narrow trail the maze of life ine itahl leads to death 14 sometimes i wish i'd reaehed the end i ran | ieture it a huge abyss wailing just for me some One will be there ami i’ll ask Him why” all He will say is I don't know” 5 i'll die lull the wilderness and llie truth will go nil s nneda maybe man will conquer lioth with all liis books, knowledge, and sophistication i doubt it. . . 16 and even then all my thoughts and and dreams and tears are buried if i can just hold on to one glimpse of my loneliness and failure and see man in his struggle falling short and dying without reason without truth i probably won't help but think that maybe i was to blame gator xx worries PRETTY Beth Goldsby Jana Smith usan Jfc aroetj I 18 20 PRETTY 77 BOYS 24 I Y 3sj CLASSES 70-71 Kevin Abel Goldia Addison Ricky Addison Nelda Ad Icy Rhonda Ainsworth Jackie Alexander Crrasir Allen Gary Allen Ruby Amhrko laurel Alexander Betlye Allen Booker Anderson James Anderson Jane Anderson Donald Arnold Judy Arnold James Ashley Charles Atchison t'jula Atchi on Thomas Atkins Judy Austin Wayne Austin Craig Ave’ljllemanl Donna Aycock CLASSES 70-71 Billy Ayers Stephen Aymond Terry Baglcy Rachel Bailey Darrell Bain Michael Bain Lamar Baker Linda Baldwin Becky Ball Judy Ball Valla Barber Catherine Barbicr Diane Barksdale Sheryl Barnette Patricia Barnhill Karla Barr William Barrett Josephine Birs Joseph Bintlu Ronald Blackwell Jack Blankenship Michael Boatright l.in la Bock Robert Bochler Stephen Boose Brian Bound Cnrotyn Bowman 28 CLASSES 70-71 Suvan Boyd Paula Bradford Marl� Brad haw Woody Branlon Carolyn Bright Erie BrewMer Deborah Broun Deborah Bnra Donald Brown Joel Brown Donald Brown Kenneth Bryan KimtierU Bulloi I Jennifer Burn' Sondra Bui Steve Burnell 29 CLASSES 70-71 Brenda Burron Lewis. Bustw-y James Bush Robert Callcndar Jo� ie Byrd Lois Camp Kathryn Byrd Paula Campbell Linda Byrd Joseph Campisi William Byrd Sandra Cain Patrick Candclla James Carr Man Carnith James Carter Karen Carter Susan Carter Vicki Carter William Carter Nathan Caner Connie Caseio Dora Sue Castorr Anthony Calallo Judith Catallo Belt) Cavanaugh William Celia Rob) Cessor Lynn Chaffin Jimmy Chalk 30 CLASSES 70-71 Barbara Chi ml lor Car) Chandler Rickard Chandler Joy Chitlum Bobby Christy Linda Chriaty Michael Ciacrio Robert Clanton Nctla Clark Rosie Coddy Nancy Coe Cary Cohen Judy Cohen Edmond Cole Rebecca Cole Glenn Coleman Terty Coleman Vicki Coleman Ricky Collin Stephen Collin Ste� c Connell 31 CLASSES 70-71 Sintln Cook Suranne Corky Jeff Cotton Dianne Con Gladys Co Theresa Crafts Thoma Craij: Alison Crenshaw Jean Crites Frances Crouch Robert Crowe Dianna Culbertson Drlwrah Da M� n Bcrtio Dean B«-il) Dean Va� tie Drnni Carol) n Ditmore Marianne Dran Stan Denora Liftbelh IXm1m.ii Anita Deaton Donald OtRom Claudr DoIi-m- Vincent Defat la Michael IXIannrv Jam� Drvrnn John Dclonv Florence Dinkinn Erica Dr hair� Sandra Dollar CLASSES 70-71 Leslie Douvicr Gerald Dowden Kayo Dozier Eugene Dul oi� Sue anne Ducole RoU ri Duke Charles Duncan Judith Dunlap Brenda Eturh Deborah Elurb Jerry Dupree Dori Elwrsole Cary Dutton Phylli� Edmond Ann Dyer Claudia Edwards Dale Earley James Eley Julia Ellis Scott Emerson Michael Endicott Michael England Van F.nloe George Essary 34 Richard Fcinbcrg Janette Foster John French Pamela Gage John Cianforte Edmond Ferguson Ronald Foulh Margaret Frit George Galler Daniel Cibbons Glen Ferguson Victoria Fowler Deborah Fulghum Jessica Gardner Janet Gibson CLASSES 70-71 Kathy Frank Michael Freed Jack Freeman Sandra Fuller Randy Fyfie Gary Gadd John Garner Susan Garner Linda Gauthier Sherry Eltrcdge Michael Fair Elizabeth Feibel John Fisher Ellen Fonville Nona Ford CLASSES 70-71 Donna Giiwn Ella Sur Gilley Travis Gil lev William Giroir Bonnie Ghnvillc Gi'orjjiana Glass Georp- Glen RoUml Glover Man Como Gwrn Gown Olalhon Sur Go .v Sieve Grailv CLASSES 70-71 Kathleen Hauga Kod cr Hale Della Ruth Hall Lou Hall Donald Hammett Herbert Hanisec James Harlxnir Patrick Harilinc Michael Harold Ronnie Harper Jill Harris IJovdrannc Harrison Paul Hartgrovr Rulh Hartstrin Susan Haney Bernice Hanille CLASSES 70-71 Dorcas Hasty Rodney Hatfield Alice Havard Russell Hay Geofrey Hay Molly Hayes Brenda Hebert Edith Hcnchcy Ann Henderson Richard Hill l-arry Hilton Carolyn Hirsch Cheryl Holmes Joyce Hollingsworth Marsha Holley 38 CLASSES 70-71 Marlene Hologram Ed Homri hausen Da id Hood la-on Hooter Michael Huckabec Kami Hudson Alice Hunter Shell) Hymel Hiroko lintcri Bruce Johnson Larry Johnson Phyllis Johnson Raynell Johnson Richard Johnson Shirle Johnson 39 CLASSES 70-71 Stephen Kauffman Deborah Keel James KerRin Corinne Kell) l),-i,| ie Kell) Ronalil Knlniak Ida Kunn Robert Kyle Clen LaBonte Patrick Langley Jamo Laniu Naddyn Linen Janet Ijtham Chen I Laughlin Doruth Laughlin Jamc I-aw Mike Lawrence Richarii Lawrence Jeanne Layman Terry Leahy Vicki Lralh Walter Lee Willanl l .nard Elizabeth Lrdie 40 CLASSES 70-71 Francoi Ltlrmh Chjrlr laffjn Rhonda Loflin Slnrn I.iihIm-x RoU-ri L � n Dcrmi' b rll Eli jln-lh la ll Krarnr Dalr Mapill PauU Mahan Jimrm ’ Ma� l� h Jennifer L ll - CI«Aa M Ourr Roln-rt Ma m� c Victoria Mjlihrn CLASSES 70-71 Karl McCilvrav Mike Melntirr Marcia McIntosh Glenn McKibben Jimmy Mr Michael Anna Me Mu I Ian WiUon McMulUn Klro McNeil Stephen MeRae Nancy Mrchling Aubrilon Meek John Meek Monica Mieheau Danny Midyelt Deborah Milam Palricia Miller Sandra Miller Henry Milliron Ronald Mitchell Vickie Mitchell Roy Monarch James Monk 42 CLASSES 70-71 Paxton Murrtind Brrmia Morgan Donna Morgan Irrnr Morgan Lrr Morris Paul Mofri CLASSES 70-71 Patrick Pi jur RoiiaM Prwrk Robert Pennington Helen Pepper Jame� Penlur Charles Prrmrnler CLASSES 70-71 Steven Pieekirl Chr )l Pierre Ru hanl Pomplun Stephen Ponder AUh. Pon i p,«,|rr Sharon Pcnrrll Stephen Prather ft.nna Priee Edgar Pr.ee Kenneth Prirr CbaHn proven Steve Prwell Jamr Qttmil Steve Ral.alai Janie Ran.hin Hi.hjr.1 Hjiiim-v Carrv RatrlifT Bruee Readhimer Ratine) Reeve Jam.- Rial 45 V� « kie Reeve Mar ev Revn.M l� CLASSES 70-71 Lind Rickman John Ridgr Dannt Riinmrr Doupla- Riminer Jani Rinaudo Katherine Rinaudo Caro| Robbiiuon Ernie Roberson Sherrie Rolurt Kent Robertson Linda RobertMin Jamc Robinson Louise Robinson Rock) Robinson Don Roger John Roger Murl Roger Sarah Roger Rub) Rone Man Round Man in RubenMein 46 CLASSES 70-71 Damn Runyan Hrnn Ru h Barlwra Ru� n-II Hrlrn Sam- Km in Sanlom- Patricia Scharlmaii Alfrr.1 Schlidl Stew Scroggin Alice Selu.tian John Seha.lian Robert Sexton Richard Shaw Lorn Shield. Johnny Shotwell Lori la Sibley Virgil SiMrunk Mark Six Jow-ph Slette Sharon Smith Wealcy Smith Kathy Snow Sam Soule Richard S|tcak. JoM-ph Spicola CLASSES 70-71 Sue Lynn Spruioll Ralph Steed John Stellman Cynthia Stephen Deborah Stewart Don Stone James Stone Samuel Slroope Virginia Stroud Thomas Sullivan Laurie Taber Annette Tally James Talley Nancy Taylor Marion Tedeton A rax Renee Tefankjian Wayne Terry Robert Thagganl Sheryl Theis Ccorgr Thoms James Thomas Larry Thomas Nancy Thomas R° Thomas 48 CLASSES 70-71 Peter Uli D.vi Uuery Pamela I'wn Billy Van Sandt Su an Wall Miehael Wallace Hkwim W'allace YoUnda Wallace Mile. Walli. Patricia Walimley 49 CLASSES 70-71 Steve Walsh James Walton Mandy Ward Kenneth Warren Mary Wassail Linda Water Harry Walaon Virgil WaUon Martin Watt Cynthia Wayman Dennis Webb Jimmie Webb Pascal Webb Charles U'eiland Edward W riland James Welsh David Werntz Pamela West James Whatley James Wheeler Jerry Whisenhunt Debo White Katherine White Kathleen White Randall White Sandra White Wanda White Cary Whitehead Norma Whittington James Willcox 50 CLASSES 70-71 Mar) William Morria Williamson Stephen Williamson Jeanne Willingham William W illi Shannon Willoughby Christopher Wilmoth Billie W'ilson Melinda Wilson Sunnyr Wingert Mildred Winn Jessie Wise Donna Womack Robert Wright Sam Woodard Robert Woodruff James Woolen Cera Id Wuesl Betty Wyatt Hazel Wyatt James Wycoff Anita Yates Cynthie Yates Betty Jean York Gene Young Virginia Young Mona Youngblood Rita Youngblood Margie Zager Elizabeth Ziegler DR. DONALD E. SHIPP As a commuter school without a student center, it is difficult for us to develop activities that will involve very many students. The Shrcvcport-Bossicr City urban area is one of the largest in the nation without a public four-year college. Through the campus publications and Free Speech Alley, our students have the freedom and the opportunity to express themselves. 54 DEAN LSU-S We have the potential to become an excellent four-year college. We have the faculty and the students, and will soon have the facilities. The attention being given to the problem of pollution is good. We should start right here on our own campus. One of the biggest problems is to develop school spirit, a feeling of identity with LSU-Shreveport. This is very difficult on a two-year campus. COUNSELORS AND STAFF SECRETARIES UPPER LEFT: Louise Shaw, Dean's Secretary. MIDDLE: Dorothy Hart-sell. Student Affairs Secretary. UPPER RIGHT: Billie Bunch. Academic Affairs Secretary. LOWER LEFT: Lurlinc Dark. Coun-selor. LOWER RIGHT: Colonel Issac F. Bonifay. Counselor. 56 Dr. Kenneth Purdy, Director of Stmienl Affairs ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Dr. Gan Brashirr. Director of Academic Affairs Dr. Robert McNerse. Su fen isor of Student Aid REGISTRATION STAFF Pin His Tyl. r Pallia Thomas. Registrar P. ol n Gumlorson Lurline Baker Kathleen Haaj� a Sylvia Booras 58 P. M« Millin. P. Wallon. W. Bern V. Li� hifool. A. Harris. Sail) Friedman CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Dr. Frank Collins Dr. Joint's Gootlrirh Dr. Josr ili Goonirr. Chairman 60 61 62 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dr. Moriecc Gleason. Ouunnan Sue Celia, See. David Lawson Nancy Scxlon Evelyn Herring Nancy llulson Aliena l,on'’fcllo v Dr. Mary McBride 63 Mm SPEECH DEPARTMENT Dr. Dalton Cloud, Chairman I)r. Lillian Mall Joan Harrington Charlene Handford 64 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mrs. Shirley Brown. Chairman Michael Williams Albert Riuseoh Joe Patrick 65 Dorothy Hubble Dr. Bobby Dowden 66 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT Dr. Laurence Hardy Dr. Richard Spcairs, Chairman Dr. Sclvestion Jimcs Elizabeth I-oftus Lillcne Herring Billie Tate, Sec. 67 L wi PHYS. ED. Dr. James Bales Sandra Bowen 68 Dr. George Kemp Dr. Bobby labarlel. Chairman EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. Robert McNeese 70 Lynelle Widick Todd Tillman Richard Taylor Eugene Owen Dr. Kenneth Grubbs, Chairman William Scott C. R. McPherson Opal Menefce BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT 71 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Conway Mcrrett Charies Johnson C. I). Smith Barron Tabor Dr. Glyn Corley, Chairman Carol Mall Lucille Rue Bcnnetta Ballew, Sec. 73 James Miller Dr. Vincent Marsala. Chairman Leroy Mussel man 74 SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT Hubert Humphreys Dr. John Hall Danny Walker Alan Thompson Wanda Norman. See. 75 William E. Borders, Engineering Graphics Dr. John Hall, Agriculture Ann Tcr .ia, Fine Arts NON-DEPARTMENTAL SUBJECTS AND INSTRUCTORS John Tabor. Journalism 76 AND THOSE WHO HELP! 77 7 8 GOVERNOR JOHN McKEITHEN E.S.U. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Front row. left to right: Swanson. Davis, Staples, chairman, Padgett, vice-president, and Foster. Standing: Sherrouse, Peek, Spain, secretary, Walden, Armentor, Brown. McKcithon. and Pitcher. 80 0) 82 3 AHE AGRICULTURE CLUB LSU-S's Agriculture Club. Alpha Eta Epsilon, did the school a great favor this year — the Ag Club sold LSU-S Student Directories. The directories, which featured a colorful picture of LSU-S on its front cover, included the names, classifications, majors, addresses, and telephone numbers of the students. as well as the department heads, faculty, ami staff. They were sold at tables in the halls of the school. Also in the club's plans this year, were the inauguration of plans to organize LSU-S’s first Inter-Collegiate Rodeo Association. This would enable the club to sponsor rodeo team competition on a college-wide basis. Dr. John 0. Hall (right) was club sponsor. Members (below) included John French, treasurer; Val Murrell, rodeo chairman; Deb-bra Kelly, secretary; Steve Biggs, board member; Freddy Sanders, board member; Bob Woodruff, president. 84 CHEMISTRY CLUB The first LSU-S Chemistry Club was organized September 30. 1970: on October 7. 1970. its constitution was formally adopted. Fall semester officers included Hank Hush, president; Dale Magill. vice president: Karen Carter, secretary-treasurer: Maureen McDonald, social chairman. Faculty advisor was Dr. Joseph W. Goerncr. Spring semester officers changed because of transfers. Activities for the club were a CKC Handbook sale to the students, guest lecturers, and laboratory work (left). The Chemistry Club also presented four faculty members of the Chemistry Department with honorary membership certificates; they are Dr. Joseph W. Goerncr. Dr. Gary K. Brashier, Dr. James A. Goodrich and Dr. Frank F.. Collins. Club members (below) included Dale Magill. C. C. McCartney, Maureen McDonald, Karen Carter. Dr. Goerncr, and Bob Lyon. 85 AST BIOLOGY CLUB A car wash; a trip to Ouachita National Park in Arkansas; snake hunts in Kcithville and Forbing areas; a raffle for a stuffed animal, turkey, transistor radio, and a surprise package; rummage sale; trip to Delaney Mountains in Plain Dealing; guest lecturers such as local attorney Wellborn Jack. Jr.. Dr. Bobby F. Dow den, and Dr. Warren D. Grafton were the main activities featured by the Biology Club this year. Officers for the fall semester were Lynn Chaffin, president; Cathy Davison, secretary; Maureen McDonald. treasurer; Mike Lewis, chairman of working committee. At McDonald Observatory, Mount Locke, Sue Garner makes friends with ladybird beetles which cover her hand (right). Cathy Davison sits in front of the campfire at Davis Mountains State Park (lower right). Biology Club members (below) included Bob Savory. Scott Emerson, Can Ratcliff, William Arnold (front row). Joe Slctte. Joe Pineda, Sue Garner. Karen Carter, Maureen McDonald (second row). Bill Willis, Marcia McIntosh. Becky Ball. Bill Eley, and Mike Lewis (back row). 86 Telephone committee chairman must have had it rough (left). Club member. Joe Pineda works in the lab (below). Mike Lewis, president, gives club members a progress report (lower right). Officers for the spring semester were Marcia McIntosh, secretary; Mrs. Hubble, sponsor. Maureen McDonald, treasurer (sealed); Mike Lewis, president; Dr. Hardy, sponsor: Can. Ratcliff, vice president (standing) (below). 87 SIGMA ALPHA SPEECH AND HEARING CLUB Distribution of the Third Annual Directory of Facilities for the Learning Disabled 1970 to doctors in the Shreveport-Bossier area was one project undertaken by Sigma Alpha this past fall. A talent show was sponsored by the club. also. Other activities of the Speech ami Hearing Club included lwke sales, helping with speech handicapped children in special schools, ami helping with registration at LSU-S. Sigma Alpha’s plan for the year was to purchase a l-anguagc Master for the school. Participating in the Louisiana Speech and Hearing Association convention was another event. For the convention, the club prepar'd exhibits and served as hosts and hostesses. Jerry Whiscnhunt, spring semester president, ami Deb Betts, historian, are caught goofing off (right). Sigma Alpha officers for the fall semester, (shown from left): Becky Fulghum. recording secretary; Deborah Betts, historian; Jerry Whiscnhunt. vice president; Mrs. Joan Harrington, faculty sponsor: Pam Cook, treasurer; and Andrec Vtalker. president (below). 88 Speech ami Hearing Club members participate enthusiastically in Coltonficld Capers.” the club-sponsored talent show (left and bottom). Mrs. Harrington busies herself with publicity for a special club meeting (In-low). j 'tuiu'nt Members (Thomas $ cott (fmerson president paxton HI. Hlorelanit Hire JJresibent Dannie dimmer Dun Hloss (Carol peters on Hlirhael HI. phelan Debbie 0 uess JFrank Birbsell Hubert tl'uon s flames (C. Hljiroff Ann 03uilint Asn 2|onor 'oriet£r Jfarultji Members Patricia (T. Hates Dr. 03aru H. Bras hi er H'urline Dark Inan Harrington, Sponsor (Charles HI. ?Johnson (flizabeth iCoftus Dr. Hlaqi Anne BlrBrihe Hlattie J. Hi os leu Dr. Hex tl Hlatlnck Dr. Donalh (£. $ hipp Dr. Bobbjj 3F. (tabarlet Iflaru B. Hlhatleji tlunell Hlibick 'tubent Members Pamela tie In is Jnure Hollinijslnorth 03eorije (In In art Hlarcia HIcJntosh 03eoffreu tlunn Ha is Jennie tCarobee Deborah Brohm Berku (Claire Hall Debra Hranrh Doris (fbersole (Christine Hartiille baptist STUDENT UNION On September 11. 1970. the Baptist Student Union held a fall retreat at Sligo Encampment. The State BSl Convention was held at Natchitoches First Baptist Church: delegates from I-SU-S attended. The club also held workdays to raise money for summer missionaries. These were some of the group’s activities for the year. There were two different meeting times for BSU: at 12 noon on Wednesdays at LSU-S and then jointly on Thursday nights in the BSU Center on Woodlawn Drive. The officers of the BSU were David Cook, vice president: Debhi Mashaw. secretary: Paul Morris, program chairman: Larry- Cunningham, social chairman: Debbie Brown, president: George Charlton, advisor (left). Dr. Damon V. Vaughn was selected BSU pas-tor. BSL members listened to arious speakers throughout the year (below, Jeff and right). BX BUSINESS CLUB B ta Chi, LSU-S's Business Club, was newly organized this past fall. Membership was open to all interested business administration majors who hold a 2.0 average. The club’s regular meeting lime was even' other Thursday. Special speakers and guest lecturers were features of the club. Business Club students work in the business classroom (right). Officers included Ken Owen, faculty advisor; Jimmy Chalk, president; Frances Crouch, secretary-treasurer; C. R. McPherson, faculty advisor; Pat Langley, vice president (seated). Miss Lynell Widick, office administration instructor. also helped with the club. Beta Chi was highly distinguished at I.SU-S. because it was the largest organization. Membership was numbered at forty-eight. 92 i AOM Dell Omicron Mu was distinguishable as LSU-S's only fraternity. The sale of I.SU-S t-shirts at registration was the first club project of the year. This was the organization's second year. It carried approximately forty-three members on its roll. Membership was open to all veteran and active duty personnel attending LSU-S. Flag football, a beer raffle, anil a beer mug sale were some activities; the highlight of the year was the second annual DOM banquet which was held at Barksdale Air Force Base NCO Club. DOM officers were Joe LeBlanc. chairman; Dave Murray, secretary; Dr. Gary Brashier. advisor; Bill Monroe, treasurer; Bob Pennington, pledge master: Sonia Peters, head sponsor (right). Members included Hoyle Rogers. Bob Pennington, Bill Monroe, Donald Smith, advisor; Steve Walsh (seated); Dale Mannas. Danny Rimmcr. Andy Lewis, Joe LeBlanc, and Mike Byrd (standing) (below, left). 94 One of the many social activities sponsored by DOM this past year was a pic-nic-barbeque (left). DOM members. Bill Monroe and Joe LcBianc, sell LSU-S t-shirts at registration; the model was Barbara Chandler (lower left). DOM sponsors for the spring semester included Kathy Smith. Jean Crites, Cheryl Chaffee (seated). Sonia Peters, head sponsor; and Ida Kuun (standing) (below). 95 T2£2 GAMMA CLUB The Girl ’ Service Organization of LSU-S sponsored many activities this past year. Included in these events were a tea given for pledges and prospective members, induction of new members. Powder Puff football game, food for a needy family at Thanksgiving. Christmas program in the Library. Christmas decorations around the school, work in the Heart Fund drive. Easter program at thcShrin-er’s Hospital, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. Dorcas Hasty, president, spent much time contacting members and setting up programs (right). Other officers were Virginia Stroud, secretary, (below) and Merritt Martin, who is trying on boots, vice president (lower right). 96 Judy Austin, GSO treasurer, and Virginia Stroud tell Santa Claus what tlu-v want for Christinas during the Gamma program (left). Club members Linda Bock (lower left) and Anita Yates (standing) and Cheryl Holmes (seated) (below) take time out to do some shopping and playing. 97 CIRCLE K Activities undertaken by the Circle K of LSU-S this year included helping in the United Fund drive: installation, maintenance, and management of Pizza Hut at the Louisiana State Fair for the Broadmoor Kiwanis Club; sale of LSU-S tiger posters; intramural football; Write Hanoi” campaign; Thanksgiving food baskets; book drive; pollution-awareness drive; and winning the first place trophy at LSU-S’s talent show. The main project of the club at the end of the school year was the placing of signs bi-tween Baton Rouge and New Orleans advocating the need of making LSU-S a four-year college. Officers for the club were (left to right) John Cianforte, second vice president; Mike Fair, president; Gary Roberts, treasurer; Dennis Webb, program chairman: Frank Birdsill. parliamentarian (below). Sponsors were Diana Mabry and Dorcas Hasty (seated); Vickie Lcath, Clarice Henderson. Susan Harvey, and Monica Otto (standing) (right). 98 John Gianforte displays posters that were sold (left). Club members included John Gianforte. Dorcas Hasty. Frank Birdsill (front row): Ken Price. Monica Otto (second row); Gary Roberts. Mike Fair, Diana Mabry (third row): Dennis Webb. Clarice Henderson, Susan Harvey (fourth row); Steve Lindsey. Vickie Leath, Boh Nossaman (fifth row); A1 Wallis, Steve Ponder and Rick Rvland (back row). STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Government Association of LSU-S was quite active this year. They assisted the Artists and Lecturers G m-mittcc with the Crisis '70 film scries, provided speakers, concert artists, and programs for the student body. The main event of the year, socially, was the Spring Dance in March with the Spilled Wine providing the entertainment. Student participation was excellent. Don Moss, president of the freshman class, and Marvin Ruhcnstcin. student body president, take time out to share a joke (right). Marvin Kubenstein, Don Moss, and Billie Jean Ludwig, freshman representative, listen attentively during a meeting (below). SGA members wen- always in attendance at the meeting? (lower right). too Mr. Mussclman, sponsor, listens to motion as Diane Barksdale, secretary, votes. John French, representative, and Cathy Davison, treasurer, both sophomores, listen attentively during a meeting. Kathy Smith, vice president. Cathy Lewis, secretary, and Stephen Walsh regularly attended SGA meetings. 101 ALMAGEST ALMAGEST, the campus newspaper, lid an outstanding jolt this year in reporting news and campus activities. The newspaper was a semi-monthly publication tilled with news and accompanying photographs. The ALMAGEST editors consisted of Elizabeth Lott, editor-in-chief (right); Alison Crenshaw, feature editor ami Don Moss, assistant editor (below); and Cathy Lewis, managing editor (lower right). 102 ALMAGEST staff consisted of Mr. John Tabor, faculty advisor (far left). Joe LcBlanc, sports writer (left). Steve McDonald, managing editor for fall semester (lower left). Elizal eth Lott, editor-in-chief (lower center), and Mike Freed, photographer (below). 103 BAGATELLE BAGATELLE, the campus yearbook. had various duties throughout the year. In addition to compiling this yearbook, they held a beauty election, took pictures, wrote copy, in preparation for the final shipment and the completed yearbook. Those assisting in the effort were Mr. John Tabor, faculty advisor (near right): Jack Bryant, editor (far right): Judy Catello. art editor (middle right); Steve Aymond. (bottom right): jerry Whisenhunt and Mary Nixon. faculty co-ed i tors (below). 104 Jim Bush, photographer (upper left). Debbie Dawson (left). Linda Hickman (middle left). Ton) Catcllo. photographer (middle center). Debbie Masha w. typist (below), Larry Hilton, photographer (bottom left), and Diane Barksdale, organization editor (bottom right) were the BAGATELLE staff members. tos NARCISSUS NARCISSUS, ihc I.SIJ-S literary magazine, was edited for the second year by Kathy Twohig (below). The publication consisted of high quality material which was submitted by the students and selected by the staff. Material in the magazine dealt with current opinions and prominent ideas of the students. Mr. David Lawson, English professor, helped as staff sponsor (right). Assisting as faculty advisor was I)r. Mary McBride (lower right). 106 NARCISSUS staff members. Sondra Smith (standing) and Pam Lewis (waled). had the job of helping select the articles for the publication (lower left). In the other shots, the staff members arc-found in different places about the office. 107 AEnsie and lecturers cowiwmEE November 16. 1970 2 p.m. James Eddy Concert December 7. 1970 11 a.m. Paul Coates Lecture January 6. 1971 12 noon Crisis: HOMOSEXUALITY February 1. 1971 10 a.m. Crisis: VIOLENCE February 8. 1971 10 a.m. Paul Clay Lecture February 15. 1971 11 a.m. Crisis: BIRTH CONTROL February 17. 1971 2 p.m. Dr. Merrill Ellis Concert March 8. 1971 11 a.m. Crisis: SCIENCE vs SOCIETY April 1. 1971 11 a.m. Crisis: OVERPOPULATION May 4. 1971 12 noon Crisis: SCHIZOPHRENIA Members of the Artists ami Lecturers Committee were Mrs. Joan Harrington. Mr. Jim Miller, Mr. C. Donald Smith, Mrs. Ann Ter .ia. Dr. James Goodrich, (chairman) and Mrs. Dorothy Huhhlc. 108 Artists and lecturers provided by the committee were Dr. Merrill Ellis, who gave a Moog music concert and lecture (left): James Eddy, well-known classical guitarist (below left); and Paul Coates. Yoga expert and lecturer (below). 109 SAY rriMTH POSTERS! r u. nin at ua ui a it aueaci T. La.• -TO UMC TUT T r itt WT -Til i ri U I L j COME TO MIDDLE EARTH! spe 1 The Oklahoma Daila £dit £ n 2 i k STOP THE POPULATION M. EXPLOSION 4 no BY HENRY GIBSON I USED TO IHa FRESH AIR WHEN IT WAS THERE. AND WATER... I ENJOYED IT TILL WE DESTROYED IT. EACH DAY LAND’S DIMINISHED. I THINK nMiCMCH 111 112 113 114 J-W 115 SPORTS PAGE 116 STUDENT INDEX Abel. Kevin Morris 26 Brewster. Eric Martin 29 Collins. Stephen Allen 31 Add icon, Goldin 1. J. 26 Briggs. Bobby Jarrell 29 Connell. Steven Wavne 31 Addison, Rickie Darrell 26 Bright, Carolyn Ann 29 Coney. Marv 32 Ainsworth. Rhonda D. 26 Brown. Billy Ray 29 Conrod. Frankie Ervin 32 Alexander. Jackie Inin 26 Brown. David 29 Conrad. Patricia Javne 32 Alexander. Laurel Beth 26 Brown. Detiorah Dee 29 Cook. David Herman 32. 91 Allen. Bcltve Rave 26 Brown. Deborah Kay 29. 91 Cook, Katherine Anne 32 Allen. Creasie Mae 26 Brown. Donald Douglas 29 Cook. Pamela J. 32. 88 Allen. Can Gene 26 Brown, Donah! I). Jr. 29 Cook. Sandra McElwec 32 Ambrko. Rubv Herring 26 Brown. Joel Lynn 29 Corley. Suzanne Mana 32 Anderson, Booker David 26 Brown. Ronah Marie 29 Cotton. Jeffrey Wayne 32 Anderson. James R. II 26 Brown, Sandra 29 Cox. Dianne 32 Anderson. Jane Kathnn 26 Brownlee. Pamela Karen 29 Cox. Gladys Loricce 32 Arnold. Donald Eugene 26 Brumlev. Franklin R. Jr. 29 Craft . Theresa Anne 32 Arnold. Judy Ann 26 Brvn. Rov Louis 29 Craig. Thomas Keller 32 Arnold. William 86 Brvjn, Emmett Luke 29 Crenshaw. Alison Ruth 32.102 Ashley. James C. Jr. 26 Bryan. Kenneth Don 29 Crites. Jean Ann 32. 95. 21 Atchison. C. P. Jr. 26 Bryan. Mark Trotter 29 Crouch. Frances E. 32. 92 Atchison, Paula V. 26 Brvant. Jack 101. 120 Crowe. Robert C. Jr. 32 Atkins. Thomas J. Jr. 26 Bullock. Kimberly 29 Culbertson. Dianna Lvnn 32 Austin. Judv Carol 26. 97 Burnett. Steve Wendell 29 Culverhouse. Joyce T. 32 Burns. Jennifer Ann 29. 21 Cummings. Mary P. 32 Ave’lallemant. Craig R. 26 Burns. Sondra Rabon 29 Cunningham. Larry Wayne 32. 91 Avcock. Donna Louise 26 Burron. Brenda 30 Cupit. Vivian Wray 32 Avers. Billy Joe 27 Bushev. Lewis Pobst 30 Currie, Frank Carlton 32 Avmond, Stephen E. 27. 101 Bush. James L. Jr. 30. 105 Curry . James Walton 32 Bagiev, Terry Eugene 27 Bvrd. Josie Mayes 30 Daily. Jeremiah E. 33 Bailey. Rachel 27 Byrd, Kathryn Susan 30 Daniel. David C. Jr. 33 Bain. Darrell Douglas 27 Bvrd, Linda Lou 30 Dingle . Richard John 33 Bain. Mary Carolyn 27 Bvrd. Mike 9-1 Dare. Diane Elizabeth 33. 20 Bain, Michael Wayne 27 Bvrd. William Michael 30 Davis. Glenda Jane 33 Baker. Lamar F. Jr. 27 Cain. Sandra Kav 30 Davison. Catharine J. 33. 101 Baldwin. Linda F. 27 Callendar. Robert. 30 Dawson. Deborah Kav 33. 105 Ball. Becky Claire 27. 86 Camp. I.oi� Scantland 30 De Fatta. Vincent P. 33 Ball. Judy Lynn 27 Campbell. Paula Ann 30 Deloncy, John Edward 33 Barher. Valla T. 27 Campisi. Joseph J. Jr. 30 De Rosa. Donald Frank 33 Barbicr. Catherine Marx' 27 Candella. Patrick E. 30 Dean. Bertie Benton 33 Barksdale. Barbara Diane 27. 101. 105. fold out Carr. James Eaddy. Jr. 30 Dean. Betty Jean 33 Barnette. Sheryl Lynn 27 Carruth, Mary Gee 30 Drason. June L 33 Barnhill. Patricia P. 27 Carter. James Milton 30 Deaton. Anita Smith 33 Barr, Karla 27 Carter, Karen Theresa 30. 85. 86 Delanney. Michael J. 33 Barrett. Clyde Lee. Jr. 27 Carter, Susan Askew 30 Delonv. John 33 Barrett. William Boyd Carter. Vicki Lynn 30. 17 Dennis. Vastie Clark 33 Bass. Josephine I.. 27 Carter, William Lee 30 Denoux. Curtis Stanley 33 Baudier. Barbara Ann 27 Carver. Nathan Arnett 30 Drshaie . Erica Ulrike 33 Bauman. Sharon E. 27 Cascio, Connie Marie 30 Deveney, James Francis 33 Beaslev. Alan Dale 27 Castore. Dora Sue 30 Dinkins. Florence B. 33 Beattv. James Michael 27 Catallo. Anthony I o 30. 105 Ditmore. Carolyn C. 33 Beavers. Rita Dalton 27 Catallo, Judith 30. 101 Dod on. l.i� beth Gayle 33 Behan. Carl Ray 27 Cavanaugh. Betty M. 30 Dolese. Claude 1. Jr. 33 Bell, Jerrv Jones 28 Celia. William Oliver 30 Dollar. Sandra W 33 Bell. Louise V. 28 Cessor. Roby R. Jr. 30 Douvier. Leslie Warren 3-1 Bellolte. Wilton Leo 28 Chaffee. Chervl 95 Dowden. Gerald Ray 3-1 Benard. Robert Lee. Jr. 28 Chaffin. David Lvnn 30 Dozier. Fave Tinnin 34 Benson. Lance I). 28 Chalk, Jimmy Lawrence 30. 92 DuBois, Eugene C. 34 Bentley. Linda Sue 28 Chamblee. John F. 31 Ducote. Suezanne H. 34 Bcrnatowicz. Edward G. 28 Chamlec. John Stephen 31 Duke. Robert Claude 31 Beits. Deborah E. 28. 88 Chandler. Barbara E. 31. 95 Duncan. Charles Thomas 31 Biggs. Steven Ford 28. 81 Chandler, Can1 Lee 31 Dunlap. Judith Ann 34 Bindo, Joseph A. 28 Chandler. Richard Glen 31 Dupree. Jerry W'ayne 34 Birdsill. Frank 98. 99 Chittum. Joy Anita 31 Dutton. Gary Delane 31 Blackwell. Ronald V. Jr. 28 Christy. Bobby L Jr. 31 Dyer, Ann Riddick 31 Blankenship. Jack Ford 28 Christy. Linda Kraft 31 Earley. Dale Merritt 31 Boatright. Micheal W. 28 Ciaccio. Michael M. 31 blurb, Brrnda Gail 34 Bock. Linda K. 28. 97.20 Clanton. Robert James 31 Eharb. Deborah Madden 34 Boehlcr. Robert Thomas 28 Clark, Netta Virgie 31 Ebersole. Doris Rowell 34 Boose, Stephen Alan 28 Coddy. Rosie 31 Edmonds. Phyllis Lynn 34 Borrell, Pam — fold out Coe. Nancy Gayo 31 Edwards. Claudia la 31 Bounds, Brian Hollis 28 Cohen. Gary 31 Elcy. James W'illiam 34. 86 Bowman. Linda Sue 29 Cohen.Judv Lynn 31 Ellis. Julia Elizabeth 34 Boyd, Constance Lynn 29 Cole. Edmond S. 31 Li..? w©n, Thomas Scott 34. 86 Boyd, Susan Diane 29 Cole. Rebecca Ann 31 En..icott, Michael D. 34 Bradford, Paula 29 Cole. Ted Robinson. Jr. 31 England, Michael Lee 34 Bradshaw. Marlin David 29 Coleman. Clenn 31 Enloc, Van Thompson 34 Branch. Dr-bra Elaine 29 Coleman. Tcrrv Lee 31 EsAarv. George N. 34 Branton, Woody Dale 29 Coleman. Vicki Lynn 31 Ettredge. Sherry G. 35 Brewer. Emily Walker 29 Collins, Ricky Lyn 31 Fair. James Michael 35. 98. 99. 22 STUDENT INDEX Feibel. Elizabeth Smith 35 Feinberg. Richard Sol 35 Ferguson. Edmond P. 35 Fisher. John Timothy 35 FonviUe, Ellen M. 35 Ford. Nona Elizabeth 35 Foster. Janette Long 35 Foulk. Ronald O'Dillon 35 Fowler. Vietoria E. 35 Frank . Kathv Janice 35 Freed. Michael Henry 35. 103 Freeman. Jack 0. Jr. 35 French. John Dennis 35. 84. 101 Frit , Margaret Gild 35 Fulghum, Becky 88 Fulghum, Deborah Kaye 35 Fuller, Sandra E. 35 Fyffe. Randy Richard 35 Cadd. Cary Eugene 35 Gage. Pamela Jane 35 Caller. George Bill 35 Gardner, Jessica Jean 35 Garner. John Clifton 35 Garner. Susan Kay A. 35. 86 Gauthier. Linda Faye 35 Gianforte. John Joseph 35. 98. 99 Cibbons, Daniel P. 35 Gibson. Janet Ixiuise 35 Giessen, Donna Bland 36 Gilley. Ella Sue Johns 36 Gilley, Trat is Larry 36 Giroir. William J. 36 Glanville. Bonnie M. 36 Glass. Georgians Lee 36 Glenn. George Michael 36 Goldsby. Beth 17 Gomez. Mary A. Gallegos 36 Gow. Gwen 36 Gove, Stanley 23 Goza, Outhon Sue 36 Grady. Stephen Keith 36 Grafton. Edward Arnold 36 Graham. Gwinarlic Fave 36 Graham. John David 36 Grantham. Terri I.ee 36 Crape. Edwin W. Jr. 36 Grave . Kenneth F. Jr. 36 Gravitt, Cathy Sue 36 Cray. Robert II 36 Greer. Danny Ray 36 Gregor. Christy Hoots 36 Grehn. Catherine Jean 36. 93 Griffin. James Wesley 36 Griffin. Milton Rand 37 Griffin. Theresa E. 37 Griffin. Raymond D. 37 Guice, John Warner 37 Cuke, Judy Herrcn 37 Guillory. Cloria Ann 37 Guillot. Ann Marie 37 Guillol. Robert M. 37 Gunn. Anna Lee 37 Haaga. Kathleen Glover 37 Hale. Roger Dale 37 Hall. Della Ruth Stoke 37 Hall, Lou Jegn 37 Hammett. Donald Melvin 37 Hanisee, Herbert R. 37 Harbour. James Arthur 37 Harding. Patrick J. 37 Harold. Michael David 37 Harper. Ronnie Lee 37 Harris. Celema Jill 37 Harrison. lJoydeane B. 37 Hartgrove. Paul Rains 37 Hartstein. Ruth Schodde 37 Harvey. Susan 0. 37. 98. 99. 17 Harville. Bernice Moss 37 Hasty, Dorcas Diane 38. 96. 98. 99. 17 Hatfield. Rodney Earl 38 Havard. Alice 38 Hay. Russell Joseph 38 Hayes. Molly Ann 38 Hayne . Norma Jean 38 Hay nes. Sandra Corrine 38 Hays. Geoffrey Lynn 38 Headrick. David Knight 38 Hebert, Brenda Ann 38 Henderson. Carol C. 38 Henderson. Chinami Ann 38 Henderson. Clarice Ann 38. 98. 99 Hendrick . Charles Glen 38 Henson. Charles Ray 38 Herbert. Kenneth 38 Higginbotham, Jovcclvn 38 Hill. Richard B. Jr. 38 Hilton. Larry Cenc 38. 105 Hirsch, Carolvn Amellie 38 Holley. Marsha Kay 38 Hollingsworth. Joyce A. 38 • Holmes. Cheryl Ann 38. 97 Holmgrain. Marlene Joan 39 Homrighausen, E.W. Jr. 39 Hood. David Eugene 39 Hooter. Julius Leon 39 Huckabee. Michael P. 39 Hudson. Kamie Sharon 39 Hudson, Nancy Pee 39 Huff. Christopher C. 39 Hunger. Dorothy K. 30 Hunter. Alice Marie 39 Humel. Shelly Ann limori. Hiroko 39 Ivey, Billy Clyde 39 Jackson. Donald E. 39 Jackson. Johnnie Bell 39 Jackson. Michael Alvin 39 Jackson. Pamela F. 39 Johnson. Allen Grant 39 Johnson. Bruce Gale 39 Johnson. Larry Wayne 39 Johnson. Phyllis 39 Johnson. Ravnelle D. 39 Johnson. Richard Lynn 39 Johnson. Shirley Ann 39 Johnston. Everctte A. 40 Jones. Donald F. II 40 Jones, Janice A. 40 Jones. Mary Haner 40 Jordan. Charlotte A. 40 Jordan. Kathryn L -40 Kauffman. Stephen L. 40 Keel. Deborah Ann 40 Keeran. James Reuben 40 Kelly. Corinne Emory 40 Kelly. Debra Garrison ‘40. 84 Kolniak, Ronald -40 Kuun. Ida Helena 40, 95 Kyle. Robert L Jr. 40 La Borde, Glenn Bryan 40 Langley. Patrkk Roy 40. 92 Lanius, James Edwin 40 Larsen. Nadalvn C. 40 Latham. Janet Gay 40 Laughlin, Cheryl Lynn -40 Laughlin. Do ruth D. 40 Law. James Thomas 40 Lawrence. Micael David 40 Lawrence, Richard Lane -40 Lay man. Patricia J. 40 LcBlanc. Joe 94. 95. 103 Leahy. Terry Dean 40 Lcath. Vicki Elaine 40. 98. 99 Lee. Walter Clyde 40 Leonard, Willard Glenn -40 Leslie. Elizabeth B. 40 Letendre, Francois A. 41 Lewis. Andy 94 Lewis. Cathy Carrn 41. 101. 102 Lewis, Michael 86. 87 Lewis. Pat 41 Lewis. Pam 107 Lindsey. Steven Mark 41, 99 Loftin. Rhonda Guzman 41 Logan. Charles R. 41 Lott. Elizabeth Lee 41. 102. 103 Lott. James Allen 41 Lucas. Dan Lawrence 41 Ludwig. Billie Jean 41. 100 Lyon. Robert Emmett 41. 85 Lyons. Tommy Eugene 41 Lytle. Jennifer Nell 41 Mabry. Diana Lynn 41. 98 Maddox. Jimmie 1-ee 41 Magill, Kearney D. Jr. 41. 85 Mahan, Paula Faye 41 Manna . Dale 94 Martin. Merritt Clare 41. % Mashaw. Deborah Louise 41. 91. 105 Mashaw. James Dudding 41 Matthew Victoria 41 Maycnce. Robert E. Jr. 41 McCartney, C. C. 85 McClure. Gova Stout 41 McCullough, Lucille K. 42 McDonald. Maureen 85. 86. 87 McDonald. Stephen Ray 42. 103 McGee. Bruce Michael 42 McGhee. Gloria Jean 42 McIntosh. Marcia Ann 42. 86, 87 Mclntire. Mike 42 McKibben. Glenn Ray 42 McMichael, Jimmy Dan 42 McMullan. Anna M. 42 McNeil. Elor Vernon 42 McRae. Stephen l.ee 42 Mechling, Nancy A. 42 Meek. Aubriton, Jr. 42 Meek. John Wesley 42 Micheau. Monica Joyce 42 Midyett. Dank! Paui 42 Miller, Patrician Ann 42 Miller. Sandra Ritch 42 Milliron. Henrv Reid 42 Mitchell. Ronald M. 42 Mitchell. Vkkk E. 42 . Monarch. Roy Jerome 42 Monk. James Larrv 42 Monk. Nathan Karl 43 Monroe. William C. 43. 94. 95 Mooney ham. Thomas P. ‘43 Moore, Shirley Hart 43 Moppert. Kyle Brian ‘43 Moreau. Micheal Eugene 43 Moreland. Paxton W. Jr. 43 Morgan. Brenda Gail -43 Morgan. Donna Ann 43 Morgan. Irene Stirling 43 Morris. Lee Nicholson 43 Morris. Paul Frank 43. 91 Morrow. Grover Marvin ‘43 Mosley. Mary Kathleen 43 Moss. James Donald Jr. ‘43. 100. 102 Moss. Sybil Turner -43 Murrell.' Val 81 Murphy. Robert F. Jr. ‘43 Murphy. Sara Ann 43 Murray, Charles M. II 43 Murray. David James 43. 94 Musgrove, Karen Jensen 43 Neal. James David 43 Neal. Marion Hyde -43 Nguyen. Son Kim 43 Nichols, Ronald Edmund 44 Nixon. Edward Z. 44 Nixon. Mary Lydia 44. 104 Nossaman, Bobby Dean 44, 99 118 STUDENT INDEX Nutt, Elizabeth Della 44 Osburn. Victoria Lynn 44 Otto, Monica Rae 44. 98. 99 Overkamp. Richard K. 44 Oxentenko. Le Roy 44 Pace. Charles Stephen 44 Palmer. Angela C. 44 Parker. Janet Thomas 44 Pease, Patrick Fred 44 Pencek. Ronald Adam 44 Pennington. Robert J. 44. 94 Pepper. Helen Stiles 44 Perdue. James Timothy 44 Permenter. Charle W 44 Peters. Sonia Diane 44. 94. 95. 17 Petersen. Carol P. 44. 21 Peterson. Mcrryann Sue 44 Phillips. Donald E. 44 Phillips. James Weldon 44 Pieekiel, Steven J. -45 Pierce. Cheryl Lynn '45 Pickett. Gary Alien 45 Pineda. Joe 86. 87 Pouplun. Richard David 45 Ponder. Stephen Henry 45. 99 Ponzi, Aldo Ferdinando 45 Pooler. Larry Dale -45 Pope. Esther House 45 Pope. Jack Frederick Jr. '45 Potter. Fern Ellen 45 Potts. Helen Pauline 45 Potts. Sharon Gayle 45 Powell. Leona Wilson 45 Powell, Sharon Lee -45 Prather. Stephen Earl 45 Price. Donna Joy 45 Price. Edgar William -45 Price. Kenneth Byron 45. 99 Provenza, Charles C. 45 Prowell. Steven Eugene -45 Pugh. James Harold -45 Quinn. James Edward 45 Rabalais. Steve Joseph 45 Rambin. James Alan ‘45 Ratcliff. Carey L. Jr. 45. 86. 87 Readhimer. Michael B. 45 Reeves. Rodney Joe 45 Reeves. Vickie Louise -45 Reynold . Harvey Cecil 45 Rials. James Burton 45 Richardson. Debra L 46 Richardson. Joyce M. 46 Richardson. Roy I,cr -46 Rickman. Linda Ann 46. 105 Ridge. J6hn A. Jr. 46 Rimmer. Dannie Charles -46. 94 Rimmer, Douglas Edward 46 Rinaudo. Katherine W. 46 Roberson. Ernest Riley 46. 23 Roberts. Gary 98. 99 Robert . Sherrie 46 Robertson. Kent Eugene 46 Robertson. Linda Earle -46 Robinson. Carol Ann -46 Robinson. James Steven 46 Robinson. Rocky Rio 46 Rogers. Donald Ray -46 Rogers. Hoyle 94 Rogers. John P. Ill 45 Roger . Murl Elaine J. 46 Rogers. Sarah Louise 46 Rone. Thompson Ruby -46 Round . Mary Delores 46 Rubenstein, Marvin Alan ‘46. 100 Runyan. Daniel B. 47 Rush. Henry Lester. Jr. 47 Russell. Barbara L. 47 Ryland. Rick 99 Sams. Helen Park . 47 Sanders. Freddy 84 Santone, Kevin Paul 47 Scharlman. Patricia E. 47 Schlidt. Alfred Paul 47 Schriefer. Jimmy 23 Scroggin. Stephen C. 47 Sebastian. Alice 0. 47 Sexton. Robert Allen 47 Shaw, Richard Dennis 47 Shields. Lorra Judd 47 Shotwell, Johnny Wayne 47 Sibley. Luella D. 47 Sistrunk. Virgil Wayne 47 Six. Mark Alan 47 Slette. Joseph C. 47. 86 Smith. Anita Draton 33 Smith, Betty McNrcr 47 Smith, Jana Lyn 47. 17 Smith. Kathy 47. 95 Smith. Maurice Alison 47 Smith. Michael Curtis 47 Smith. Richard Doyle 47 Smith. Sharon Ann 47 Smith. Sondra 107 Smith. Wesley M. Jr. 47 Snow. Elizabeth K. 47. 20 Soule. Samuel Gerard 47 Spalding. Don 22 Speakes, Richard Elton 47 Spicota. Joseph A. 47 Spruiell. Sue Lynn 48. 18 Steed. Ralph Jrrrel 48 Stcllman. John Henry 48 Stephens, Cynthia Anne 48 Stewart. Deborah E. 48 Stone. James E. Jr. 48 Stone. Marcus Donald 48 Stroope. Samuel J. -18 Stroud, Virginia Marie 48. 96. 97. 20 Sullivan. Thomas W. Ill 48 Taber. Laurie Schultz 48 Talley. Annette M. -18 Talley. James William 48 Tay lor. Beverly. 21 Taylor. Nancy Jeanne 48 Tedclon. Marion Allen 48 Tefankjian. Arax Renee 48 Terry. Wayne Luke 48 Thaggard. Robert Vilas 18 Theis. Sheryl Lynn 48 Thoma . George Carroll -18 Thoma . James Arnold 48 Thomas. Larry Russell 48 Thoma . Nancy Ann 48 Thoma . Roy Lee -18 Tibbit. Mary Ann 49 Tidwell. Man Graham 49 Troquille. Willard. Jr. 49 Twohig. Kathy 106 Tucker, Thoma Edwin 49 Tuggle. Rebecca Ann 49 Turner. Thomas Richard 49 Turner. Samuel Cootc Jr. 49 Tutt, Charles Gordon 49. 22 Uli. Peter Michael Jr. 49 Ussery. David Ralph 49 Ussery. Pamela Moseley 49 Van Sandt. Billy Joe 49 Vassal, Mary Bridges 50 Waggoner. Helen Ramona 49 Waitis. LLcn 49 Walker. Andree Y. 49. 88. 19 Walker, Charle 49 Walker, Cheree E. 49 Walker. Roliert Let 49 Wall. Susan Lvnctte 49 Wallace. Michael Lee 49 Wallace. Thoma F. Ill 49 Wallace. Yolanda C. 49 Wallis. Miles Alan 49. 99 Walmsley. Patricia Ann 49 Walsh. Stephen John 50. 91. 101 Walton. James B. HI 50 Ward. Mandy Inez 50 Warren. Kenneth Wayne 50 Waters, Linda Reeves 50 Watson. Harry Wyeth 50 Watson. Virgil West 50 Watts. Martin Darrell 50 Wayman. Cynthia Sue 50 Webb. Dennis Leslie 50. 98. 99 Webb. Jimmie Ru ell 50 Webb. Pascal Wayne 50 Weiland. Charles E. 50 Weiland. Edward l.ewi 50 Welsh. James Callan 50 Werntz, David Mark 50 West, Pamela Jo 50 Whatley. James Alvin 50 Wheeler. James Albert 50 W'hisenhunl, Jerald Dan 50. 88. 191 White. Debo Eugene 50 White, Katherine B. 50 White. Kathleen C. 50 White. Randall Hagan 50 White. Sandra Sue 50 While. Wanda Ann 50 Whitehead, Gary Ijne 50 Whittington. Norma L. 50 Willcox. James B. Jr. 50 Williams. Mary Roger 51 Williamson. Morris R. 51 Williamson. Stephen H. 51 Willingham. Jeanne 51 Willis. William H. 51. 86 Willoughby, Shannon Jr. 51 Wilmoth. Christopher L 51 Wilson. Billie Wells 51 Wilson. Melinda G. 51 Wingert, Sunnye Merivn 51 Winn. Mildred Jean 5i Wise. Jessie Carroll 51 Womack. Donna Jane 51 Woodruff. Robert W. 51. 81 Woodard. Sam Maxwell 51 Woolen, James Edward 51 Wright. Robert Hinch 51 Wuesl. Gerald Wayne 51 Wyatt. Betty Anders 51 Wyatt. Hazel Ann 51 Wycoff. James C. 51 Yates. Cy nthia Leigh 51 Yale . Anita Lynn 51. 97 York. Betty Jean 51 Young. Gene Edwin 51 Young. Virginia W. 51 Youngblood. Mona L. 51 Youngblood. Rita R. 51 Zager, Margie F. 51 Ziegler. Elizabeth Ann 51 Since this is the only op| ortunity. I'll have to do so, I would like to publicly praise Jim Bush, Larry Hilton and Diane Barksdale. A yearbook would he nothing without pictures and Larry and Jim spent many nights in the darkroom making prints. Diane is a very beautiful girl but I doubt seriously that she has ever been complimented because of her shoulders. Diane was the only BAGATELLE staff memlier (including the advisor and editor) with any experience working with yearbooks. and we leaned on her shoulders quite often. I also appreciate Bill McFarland’s help and advice with the color and bcautv section. His time is valuable, ami he donated many hours ami pictures to the BAGATELLE. This year we’ve tried to break away from the past editions of the BAGATELLE. We feel that as LSU-S is different than LSU-BR. our yearbook should not In just a smaller edition of the C umln� . Our cover. Gator Mitchell's prose, the fold-outs and the sport section are a few new ideas. We had several problems at the beginning of the year w ith photography that never got completely solved (see faculty section). Regardless, I feel that we have an excellent ycarlwok. I’m very pleasi-d to have been a part of this year’s BAGATELLE, but quite relieved that it is over. 120 LSU SHREVEPORT 1971