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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1976 volume:

1976 Bagatelle Volume IX Louisiana State University Shreveport Louisiana WE PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE I will pledge all my allegiance To the red and white and blue It's the flag of my own country And 1 now my pledge renew For it’s more than just a symbol It’s the heart and life and soul Of the land I love under God above It’s America. Some men tiecome heroes in dying. Others Income heroes by living. In either case patriots are Iwrn of courage and faith. Some men offer their blood. Others offer their influence anil their words. They all pledge their hearts and that's what allegiance is all alnuit. Derrick Johnson Table of Contents Opening Student Life Organizations Faculty Classes Staff 1-15 16-71 72-113 114-129 130-167 Editor-in-Chief............................Marilyn Kolonko Student Life Editor........................Philip Burns Organizations Editor (Fall Semester).......Ken Jones Organizations Editor (Spring Semester).....Rodney Watson Faculty Editor.............................Rodney Watson Class Editor...............................Jeff McKinnon Asst. Student Life Editor..................Monique Kolonko Asst. Organizations Editor.................Becky Hubbard Chief Photographer ........................Mark Elfervig - - ('Puhiutt oj I wuieis 9 ttv C eiufion w j,awHi A °0a 17 A FIRST at LSU-S LSU-S held its first commencement exercises on May 15,1975, at the Municipal Auditorium. The 223 graduates ranged in age from 19 to 75 years. Chancellor Donald E. Shipp presided over the ceremony and Dr. John Allen, president of Centenary College, addressed the graduates. This commencement marked a new dimension in higher education for North Louisiana. 18 Top: The diplomas arc ready and waiting. Right: The graduates await patiently for their big moment. Top: Undergraduates, Cindy McManus and Bob Banning help out at graduation. Left: The faculty members await their lime to enter. t ft Faculty members wait for the ceremony to begin. A graduating senior gets ready at home. Graduating seniors are ready to take that next big step to receive their Getting ready for that big moment!!! Graduation Left: Freshman, science major, Marvin Street helps the graduating seniors line up to go on stage. Rot tom .Junior, education major, Judy Ward has a graduating senior sign to receive her diploma. 21 MR. AND MISS LSU-S Elected as this year's Mr. and Miss LSU-S are David Towns and Marilyn Kolonko. Mr. Towns and Miss Kolonko were elected by |K pular nomination and voting by the student body. David Towns is a senior | olitical science major. He currently serves as the associate director of intramural sports and is a member of the Kappa Alpha Order. He has served as an SGA senator in his sophomore and junior years. David’s other activities include the LSU-S Law Society, in which he served as historian, vice-president, and president. He has also held the position of chairman of the Intci-organizational Council. He was voted one of the outstanding students at LSU-S for the 1973-74 school year. Marilyn Kolonko is a senior elementary education major. She currently serves as Bagatelle editor, state corresponding secretary for the Student Louisiana Teacher’s Association, and a Delta Sigma Phi Little Sister. She is a member of the Sigma Alpha Upsilon Players and has held the | ositions of secretary and treasurer for the organization. She was a 1973-74 LSU-S beauty and the 1974-75 runner-up for Miss LSU-S. She has also served as the student education representative for the Special Academic Affairs Committee. Carolyn Elston, Sophomore, biology major. Gloria Christopher, Freshman, communications major. PRETTY GIRLS ON CAMPUS The Bagatelle staff noticed that there was an overabundance of pretty girls on campus. We decided to show you just a few of these beautiful young ladies. 26 Debi Windham, Senior, business education major. Angiol Villar, Freshman, science major. Ranee Beaty, Sophomore, psychology major. Karen Franks, Senior, English education major. 27 PEOPLE AT WORK NWiJW Right:Cindy Williams, student aid secretary; Wanda Pontz, student activities secretary; and April Padpett, secretary for the director of the physical plant enjoy a break at lunch time. Bottom: Lynn Nash helps out in I)r. McBride’s office. Bottom Right: Bobbie Shaw helps out in the library. Bottom Left: Mr. McLcary enjoys his work in the library. 28 Left: Phyllis Enlowe, freshman, education major hel| s librarian, Mrs. Robbins. Bottom Left: Chancellor Shipp’s secretary. Sue Carroll is always ready to help. Upper Bottom: Marilyn Moore works diligently in the registrar’s office. Lower Bottom: Sandie Garrett, one of the secretaries in the registrar’s office thumbs through the files. 29 Do You Wanna Dance? On October 11 the Student Activities Board (SAB) held its first fall dance featuring Earth. The Baton Rouge band played from 9:00 until 1:00 at the American Legion Hall on Cross Lake. The SAB provided setups and beer. Band members include Billy Pendleton (vocals), Deware Walker (keyboards), Mike McKenzie (bass guitar), James Dawson (lead guitar), and Billy Shumski (drums). Let’s Do It Again I Love Music” 3 Winner and Loser ' Bad Blood MUSIC IN MY BONES The SAB’s second dance featured the four piece group Heart’s Island on November 15. The band, known for local concerts at Ford Park, played at the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Building on Cross Lake from 9 till 1. The memi ers are George Hancock (flute. oIkh.-, saxophone). Roger Barnes (piano), Pat McCann (electric guitar and bass), and Roger Reid (drums). All meml ersof the band sing. Their variety of music covers rock, spiritual, jazz, and country. Setups were provided for the crowd which was a moderate turnout. 33 Bottom: Why Can't We Be Friends?' The Royal Lichtenstein Circus The Royal Lichtenstein Circus appeared at LSU-Son October 17. Father Nick Weber (S.J.) opened his “smallest circus in the world,” assisted by Kevin Duggan and Tommy Crouse, to one of the largest audiences of any SAB project. Performing with the circus was Penelope, the spider monkey, a black bear, a horse, and a dog. The troupe from San Jose, California, presented a firebreathing act and a walk up steps of sharp swords. Included also were short acts, each with a lesson. Top: And You Think You Got Problems!” Right: 'And Now Watch This Little Trick. 34 The Barbershop Quartet The Shreveport Chapter of the Society for Promotion and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, the oldest such chapter in Louisiana, was presented on Octol)er 16, by the SAB. Jim Stone directed the forty member show consisting of an all male the chorus and barbershop quartet. The Barbershop Quartet performs at LSU-S. Some Like It Hot” “Some Like it Rough' 35 SPECIAL GUESTS JOSEPH SPEAR Joseph Spear, associate editor for columnist Jack Anderson, was a guest speaker for the Artists and Lecturers Committee. Mr. Spears presented findings of his investigations of government agencies including the FBI, the CIA, and the Secret Service, which uncovered many of the illegal activities. In speaking of his work, Mr. Spears stated, “It is our job to right these governments, to sometimes kick them into the sunlight, which is a marvelous disinfectant.” DAVID GRIMES A guitar recital by master guitarist David Grimes was presented on November 18, and a workshop on classical guitar was held on November 17, by the SAB. Now a professor at California State University, Mr. Grimes credits Oscar Ghiglia as being the most influential person in his development as a guitarist. David Grimes has achieved fame as a solo artist in the U.S. and Mexico. His music covers five centuries, from Sylvius Leopold Woiss to Mario Castelnuove Tedsco. 36 -vv Know Your Candidates Forum The Community Issues and Relations Committee of the Student Government Association, headed by Kenny Beauvais, conducted a “Know Your Candidates Forum.” The purpose of the forum was to familiarize LSU-S students and the community about the candidates running for election on November 1. The forum was held on Thursday, October 23, from 1:00 until 6:00 P.M. in the Science Lecture Auditorium. 37 LSU vs RICE The LSU Tigers and the Rice Owls met for the 45th time, and for the first time at State Fair Stadium, on September 27, before a record crowd of 42,000. LSU, leading the series 27-12-5, took the lead early and held on for a 16-13 win over the Houston team. Charlie Mac’s leading rusher, Terry Robiskie, scored twice, both on two-yard runs. LSU linebacker, Terry Hill, nailed the Rice quarterback for a safety. Scorers for Al Conover and his Rice team were flanker Doug Cunningham on a twelve-yard pass, and Alvaro Arenas with two field goals. Senior John Smith and his gang root the Tigers on to a victory. LSU —16 RICE —13 38 Students work in the lab. A guest speaker takes time out Classroom Activities 40 Science students sit through another lecture. Dr. Norman Provizer conducts his Classroom Activities during the day to speak to LSU-S students. I need some help! Political Science 151 class in the mall. Danny Hines and his bubble gum pose for the photographer. Sept. 24,1974 to Oct. 22,1975 T H E S T E A M E R Steamer Mania caught on in Shreveport this season with total public support for the club. Some of the more exciting games were the 41-31 victory over San Antonio, and the 32-25 win against Hawaii. On-set with a slow beginning, fans began to turn out in numbers of more than 20,000. The WFL folded on October 22, thus ending the Shreveport club. Edd Hargett and Jim Nance were both in second place in the League in passing and rushing, respectively. Many fans have Liken on the task of clearing up the club’s debts through various fund raising projects. The Steamer football team was great while it was here. The club will be greatly missed. The Steamer at the State Fair Stadium. 42 LSU-S Students Cheer for the Steamer Left: Steve Keene cheers the Steamer team on to victory. Top: Steve Keene, a Senior Pre-med majorat LSU-S is one of the Steamer cheerleaders. Right: Kenny Bailey, a Senior Gen. Studies major is one of the Steamer cheerleaders. Left: The Steamer team tries for a victory. Bottom: The Steamer team gets their victory. 43 i!i. III! !l!l!l Hi. 111 i.i i.i.i.i i • i hi hi.hii • hiiiiii i ihhiiii iih 11 Hi 11 (i ifiii iiiisiir.iitiii! !i I: i i t!l iSl'liffkrriTmT,,T,.nTrrrrm ,!iii!i!ii!!i!iSiSi!i!i!i!i!i!iiiiiSiii!iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiifiiiiili!iiiiiiiiiii!i!ii i]jijiji{iji2i{iji]ijijiJiJi{i{iji{i{i{i)iji i!i!i i i!i .................... j!ik� i!l! ! I l;l K i!1 iL=� !nnnnnnnn!i!ni;ni innn!ni?iii!i! I: I!I: I: I: I:I: i mm • I ■ I I • fl« ‘I � B.|I HI’h mils Til. I(tn •til'll I • 1 11 • I'lipl 1� 1� 1« • « • « 4853482353234848234848534823532348234848534823 SHORTS What's Happening Between the Walls of LSU-S? State Fair The 70th Louisiana State Fair completed its ten-day run, from October 17th to the 26th, with a total attendance of 581,000. This was 31,000 less than the 1974 State Fair. This year’s Fair featured the Championship Rodeo, Junior Livestock Show, rides, Stock Car races, and the annual Louisiana Tech-Northwestern football game. Louisiana Downs The Louisiana Downs season is said to be “more wonderful the second time around.” It has had more than 135,000 people entering the doors of its $26 million structure, having an average of 5,646 as a daily attendance figure. The highest attendance during the current season at the Downs is 12,484 on opening Sunday, August 31, while the lowest figure on record is 2,043. On the way to becoming one of the most financially sound racetracks in the nation, the Downs is said to be only two or three years away from being a major track and one of the biggest tourists attractions in the country. 46 Top Left: This is just one of the many races seen at Louisiana Downs. Top Right: A jockey anxiously waits to ride. Left: A close-up of the race. 47 Right: Dennis Potts looks on as a play develops. Below: Jimmy Gwaltney hits ground after a successful catch. Middle Right: Jim Burton takes time out to pose for the photographer. 48 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL Intramural flag football began its season on September 5, with eight teams in the line up. The season concluded on October 1, with all but two teams eliminated. On this day Greenway Gang and Trees met for the championship. Trees took an early lead of 14-0, the Gang fought back to get ahead 15-14, but in the end, the Trees came out on top 21-15. Trees ended the season first (5-0), Kappa Alpha finished second (4-1), and the Greenway Gang took third (4-2). Above: Hard hitting action on the line! State Intramural Flag Football Tournament The LSU-S intramural football team went to Baton Rouge on November 22, for the state tourney. The LSU-S team was cursed by a strong rush and an unorganized team which led them to defeat in two straight games. In the first game the team was beaten by Northeast State 32-14. In a consolation game LSU-S was defeated by Grambling 22-12. Loyola University took winning honors in the tournament. Middle Left: Going my way? Middle Right: And they’re off! A % 50 Right: It’s a tag. Powderpuff Football On Octol er 3, three sororities battled for honors in flag football. In the first game Delta Delta Delta defeated Zeta Tau Alpha 34-0, with Sharon Rasberry scoring five touchdowns. In the second game Alpha Phi’s Denise Allen scored a touchdown for an eventual win over Delta Delta Delta with a score of 8-6. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL A total of ten teams were on the roster for intramural basketball which l egan on October 16, and concluded in an action-packed game on December 3. The Zig-Zags were 4-0 near the end of the season, looking for a tie with the Misfits who were also 4-0. The Zagger’s were stopped by Re Organization 41-39, but they fought back in a second game to win 52-50, matching them against the Misfits for the championship. In the heated final which was filled with disputable officiating, the Zig-Zags won 47-45 in the last minute for the championship. The ball is up for grabs. A | - A Above: 24 makes a close shot from the side. Middle Right: A free throw is attempted. Right: Johnny Burleson sets up defense. 52 A tip-off in action. “Timeout.1 54 Junior, political science major, Preston Friedlcy waits for his turn to bowl. Get ready, aim, fire!' 55 O Z O OZO Q Z O oz WHAT FUN!!! Table Tennis Buddy Wainwright defeated three competitors to get to the finals of the table tennis tournament, where he met and defeated Joe Simon to take first place. Mr. Simon is director of Student Activities. CHESS AT LSU-S Chess Jim Malahy took first place in the first chess tournament of the fall semester. Coming in second in a field of nine competitors was Pat Dowling. The second tournament went four rounds with George Leritte taking first, with Jim Malahy and Pat Dowling tied for second. GOLF AT LSU-S SHORTS IN THE SHACK There were seven quality movies presented in the shack on Mondays. The movies featured the Marx Brothers, Three Stooges, Roy Rogers, Laurel and Hardy, and Flash Gordon. The SAB also presented Ripley’s “Believe it or not” shows. Mitchell Sanders worked the projector and made sure the movies were shown on time. Christmas 1975 Christinas time “1975” rolled around and LSU-S was ready. The SGA provided for a tree in the mall and solicited students and organizations to help with the decorating. The SLTA had their own tree which brightened up the second floor of the Library building and incited the Christmas spirit in everyone. There was a food collection by LSU-S students known as “concerned Christians,” to distribute the food to the poor. Delta Omicron Mu (DOM) placed decorated boxes in all campus buildings for the “Toys for Tots” drive. These were also distributed to the MERRY CHRISTMAS 61 PLACES IN OXFORD On July 7th, of last summer, a group of faculty members and students left for a 45 day stay in Oxford. While in Oxford they resided at Queen’s College, each person having his own private room, and the group having its own chaj el and dining hall. Near the college was River Cher well where many if the students enjoyed punting (boating). While in England they went on many excursions. Three days were spent in London going to plays, museums, the Parliament, and a tour of Canterbury. There were also weekend trips to Wales, the Lake District (home of Wordsworth), and Langharne (home of Dylan Thomas). Chancellor and Mrs. Shipp went on the trip and had an evening with Lord and Lady Blake, the Provost of Queen’s College, which was founded in 1341. The group saw Shakespeare’s “As You Like It,” in their own garden at the college. They also attended lectures by Oxford professors on many English writers and on English society. Several of the lectures were on Joseph Conrad, Thomas Hardy, and James Joyce. There were a variety of people that went on the trip, graduates and undergraduates. They are: Chancellor and Mrs. Donald Shipp, Marilyn Gibson (coordinator), Ann Ter .ia, John Baldwin, Florence Barton, Victoria Brock, Caroline Currier, Lucille Douglas, Byron Edmonds, Kim Foster, Betsy Fowlkes, Benjamin Gibbens, Alice Gibson, Susanne Goode, Brenda Hall, Ulna Jackson, Roy Jambor, Francis Kalmbach, Rabbi and Mrs. David Lefkowitz, Bill Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lyons. Barbara McJunkins, Scott Mighell, Pete Nowinson, Father Kenneth Paul, Ginger Roos, Bernice Sears, Kay Texada, Paul Waddle, Jane West, Paula Williamson, Virginia Cathey, Jim Creighton, and Mrs. Aara Goodman. PEOPLE IN OXFORD Ijcft: Bill Gray, Susanne Goode, Kay Texada, and Pete Nowinson enjoy the beautiful scenery in Oxford. Middle Right: Father Kenneth Paul, Mrs. Ann Terzia, and Florence Barton enjoy the sights. Middle Left: Pete Nowinson and Kay Texada take time out to pose for a picture. Left: Betsy Fowlkes, an Oxford student, and Kay Texada await to tour Blenheim Palace. FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIES The Student Activity Board presented the Telstar Program during the fall semester. This consisted of movies shown every Friday night in the Science Lecture Auditorium at 7:00 and 9:30. Some were shown at 1:00 in the afternoon. It was changed to the Pilots Program during the spring semester. More “G” rated films were shown during the spring semester. The Great Gatsby The Way We Were Carnal Knowledge A Clockwork Orange Casino Royale Grav TING Train tBC tx2AMjcxrJ 2001 Registration for the three day SLTA Convention takes place from noon until 5:00 p.m.at the Holiday Inn in Bossier City. SLTA State President, Bob Banning, welcomes the convention particijxants to the first general session. Dr. James Sabin conducts a newspaper workshop in one of the classes in the education building on Saturday, February 14th. 66 SLTA State-Wide Convention Mickey Autrey from McNecse Suite University has just been elected the 1976-77 State President and shakes hands with the 1975-76 State President, Roiiert Banning. “Good Teachers: Builders of Our Nation’s Future” was the theme of the Student Louisiana Teachers' Association three-day convention held on February 13,14, and 15. Registration was held on Friday from noon until 5:00 at the Holiday Inn in Bossier City. John Sorensen, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Aerospace Education and Cadet Program spoke on “Aerospace Education” at the first general session held on Friday night. A faculty-advisor breakfast was held at 8:00 a.m. at the Holiday Inn on Saturday. At 9:30 a.m. Dr. William Baker of the Louisiana Teachers’ Association spoke to the group on the “LEA-LTA Merger.” A complimentary luncheon was held for everyone on Saturday afternoon. Several workshops were conducted on Saturday morning by LSU-S education professors. A resolution workshop was held Saturday afternoon. A banquet was held Saturday night at Holiday Inn with Dr. T. M. Stinnett, from Texas A M as the guest speaker. A dance which was held by the LSU-S Student Activity Board was the climax of the day’s activities. Sunday’s events began and ended with a general session including resolutions, old and new business, and elections of new state officers. Convention participants decide what to eat at the banquet held at the Holiday Inn on Saturday. LSU-S SLTA members, Nclda Wilkcrson and Wendy Authemont help out at the faculty-advisor reception on Friday night at the Holiday Inn. 67 GRADUATION Broadcasting The Communications department now offers a broadcasting class with top quality equipment to learn by. Its new broadcasting equipment is capable of radio broadcasting with the addition of a transmitting tower and a license from the Federal Communications Commission. Dr. Cloud demonstrates the use of the control board, and students Gina Gordy, Doug Bordelli, and Pat Houston take over o|)erations. 70 Students Students Students Students Students Students Left: Sophomore, psychology major, Susie Parker won the title of 1976 Mias Shreveport on Jan. 10th. 1976 Miss Shreveport — Susie Parker Top: Freshman, political science major, Denise Clingan was named first runner-up in the 1976 Miss Shreveport (tageant 71 7 3 Organizations in Review SPECTRA Spectra, the official LSU-S literary-artistic magazine, is published and distributed free to all students in the spring semester of each year. A descendant of Narcissus, Spectra has broadened its range to include the widest variety of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, foreign language works, photography, and art. Officially, its purpose is to provide an opportunity for students and faculty to publish original and creative works. In fulfilling this primary function, SfMclra also attempts to capture the spirit of the age in which we live and, in so doing, to clarify our vision of modern experience. As an incentive for students to submit works, Spectra 76 sponsored the First Annual Spectra Literary Competition, awarding cash prizes to first place winners in prose and poetry categories. Above: George Anders, Editor; Carlos Colon, Special Projects Director; Scott Foil, Associate Editor; Randy Hunter, Special Projects Director. Not Pictured: Suzanne Legler, Associate Editor. ELECT MARK crmum nw« 75 INTRAMURAL SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES The intramural sports program at LSU-S is designed to offer opportunities for exercise, competition, and fellowship. The intramural program is in large measure planned and administered by students and is sustained by the interest and dedication of the students. Activities planned by the Intramural Department are designed to meet the needs of all LSU-S students, regardless of age, sex, or ability. Ability is not as important as desire to participate. Both individual and team competition is offered in the intramural program. The team effort expended is rewarded by opportunities to meet new friends as well as strengthen clubs, fraternities, sororities, and other organizations. Opportunities to develop individual leadership and skills are offered to students who desire to officiate various sports or become an Intramural Assistant T Opposite Page: Preston Freidly, David Towns, Sharon Raaberry, John Meier. Top Left: Jim Blackwell participated in intramural bowling. Left: Students enjoyed the intramural chesa tournaments. Above: Combining relaxation with work was one of John Meier’s talents. 77 Seated: Becky Hubbard Asst. Organization Editor, Natalie Williams — volunteer, Kathy Allen — volunteer. Standing: Jeff McKinnon — Class Editor, Marilyn Kolonko — Editor, Rodney Watson Faculty Editor — Organizations Editor Spring Semester. Monique Kolonko — Asst. Student Life, Philip Burns Photographer. Mark Elfervig — Head Photographer. BAGATELLE The Bagatelle is the LSU-Shreveport yearlxx k. The 1976 Bagatelle editor and staff have tried to make this year’s yearbook a contribution to the Bicentennial year. The Bicentennial theme was used, but only in relation to the students at LSU-S. What good is having a yearbook, if you can’t include the theme with the main purpose of the yearbook — you? There are some people who will say that the Bicentennial theme has been used too much already, but it only comes once in two-hundred years. This book has been put together by many concerned students and students who wish to see LSU-S continue to grow and to be a university for every student to be proud of. The staff hopes that this l ook will help bring you closer to our great school. We also ho| e that this book will help remind you of how lucky we are to live in such a beautiful country. Turn back to the opening section of this book and l e thankful for all the freedoms that we as Americans do j osscss. Dr. Milton Finley — Advisor. 79 The Almagest, the official newspaper of the student Ixxly of Louisiana State University in Shreveport provides information for students, faculty-staff, and tne University community. It also serves as a laboratory where students gain practical experience in the production of a newspaper. Housed within the Department of Communications, the Almagest supplies timely news, editorial, feature, entertainment, and photo coverage. Most articles are written by the Almagest staff. Tne newspaper also accepts contributions from its readers, as well as subscribing to The Intercollegiate Press and the United Feature Syndicate. Staff meml ers are involved in nearly all phases of putting the newspaper together. Most photos, copy, and art work are done by the staff members. The staff writes, edits, and proofs copy. Staff photographers are resi onsible for taking, developing, and printing pnotos for eacn week’s edition. An advertising manager handles the selling and display of ads. The staff is involved in producing the newspaper until it is camera-ready. Offset printing of the Almagest is done by the Bossier Tribune. The Almagest is published weekly during the fall and spring semesters, except during exam periods and holidays. A Summer Edition Almagest was also begun last summer session. Each week’s edition is usually eight pages with an expanded 12-page edition scheduled for tne spring semester. Responsibility for content of the publication lies mainly with tne Editor. Ojfftosilc Page: Photo taken at Frierson Country Store, Frierson, I«u. Individual group pictures taken at the homes of Bess Maxwell and Garrett Steams. Photo credit: Roger Herring. Top Left: Gattctt Stearns, Spring Kditor, Fall Assistant Editor, Summer Editor; and Randy Griffith. Spring Editorial Assistant. Fall Editor; and I)r. Robert Russell. Faculty Advisor. Top Right: Sandy Bellar. Fall News Kditor, Summer Editorial Assistant; Kay Owens, Spring News Kditor. Fall Assistant News Editor; and Bess Maxwell. Spring Assistant Editor. Fall Copy Editor. Not Shown: Sandy McIntyre, Spring S| rts Kditor. AI ove: George Sylvie, Fall Editorial Assistant — Staff Writer; Gina — 5 Gordy, Spring Feature Editor; and Carla Harj� er, Spring Copy Kditor. Sol Shown: Raelene Pell. Spring Advertising Manager. Bottom Right: Denise Allen. Spring Staff Artist; Roger Herring. Spring Photo Kditor. Fall Photographers; and Greg Goodwin. Fall Photo Kditor. Summer Photo Kditor. Sol Shown: Charlie Sailer, Spring Photographer. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION As delineated in the Student Handbook, “The Student Government Association is an elective governing Ixxly which represents all students attending LSU-S.” Composed of 28 Senators from the 5 colleges and a President, Vice-President, Treasurer, and 2 Executive Secretaries, the 1975-76 SGA has concentrated its efforts toward improving and enhancing student life at LSU-S by implementing a Book Referral Exchange Program, providing interior decor for the temporary Union Building, participating in contractual efforts to provide improved food service. The SGA has also devoted much time and energy to overhauling its own organization by promoting needed Constitutional revision; u|xlatingand streamliningits Administrative and Executive arms in order to operate more efficiently, effectively, and economically. The SGA sponsored public service projects such as the “Know Your Candidate Forum.” Other community projects were the participation of LSU-S in the La. State Fair. A new undertaking by the SGA was the decorating and lighting of an outdoor Christmas tree in the Mall. In celebrating the Bicentennial year, the SGA, in the name of the student Ixxly, has purchased and donated to the University a handsome set of Ceremonial flags. The first major undertaking of the SGA in consent with the Administration, has been to lay the financial groundwork for the procurement of a student rechcck for use by all student activities at LSU-S. 1st Row: S. Reno — Trcas., S. Jacques — Sen. Sec., T. Hardy — Vice-Pres., L. Bynum — Exec. Sec., G. Leritte — Pres. Pro Tern, C. McManus — Dir. OSR. 2nd Row: P. Patterson, J. Gwaltney, T. Salter, M. Stephens. 3rd Row: K. Beauvais, B. Anderson, K. Jones, S. Pitts, W. S. Boddie, J. Schmidt, M. Sowell, J. Messer, R. Dancy. 4th Row: B. Stewart, M. Elfervig, G. Sims, B. Johnson. Middle Left: SGA Vice-President, Tim Hardy, conducts an SGA senate meeting. Middle Right: Monica Sowell Dancy, an SGA senator, takes a break between classes. Ijcft: Jim Schmidt and Garrett Stearns take j art in one of the senate meetings. DELTA DELTA DELTA Seated: Martha lies. 2nd Row: Denise Clingan, Marilyn Ferris, Mary Beth Cook, Sue Carroll, Glena Hodgkinson, Sharon Rasberry, Donna Evans, Darlene Maqouirk, Jean Smith. 3rd Row: Ann Bennett, Judy Wall, Ginger Ned, Renee Mohr, Mignone Barbee, Kathy Shaw, Kathy Hoy, Pam Allen, Leigh Benoit. Delta Delta Delta was founded Thanksgiving Eve, 1888, by Sarah Ida Shaw, who realized that a fraternity could meet a great need among college women. These needs, as seen by Tri-Delta, include a broadening of a collegiate’s life through various activities including social, moral, spiritual, and intellectual aspects. Yet Tri-Delta’s guidance does not end with college graduation. Through an excellent alumnae program Tri-Delta exerts a continuing influence upon its members. Delta Delta Delta, realizing that in order to gain true benefits of fraternity membership, one must give of herself, actively sponsors two philanthropies. The first is scholarship offered on both a national and local level. The second philanthropy is cancer research for children, which is celebrated nationally by what is known as Sleigh Bell Day. Tri-Delta offers to its members a beginning rich with tradition and a heritage of truth and friendship. Each member is challenged to be her unique self, while contributing to that heritage with loyalty, excellence, and love. 85 86 Dressed appropriately, Zeta Sorority was one of the bicentennial contest winners. First Row: Nancy Alexander, Nancy Thomley. Second Row: Judy Benson, Patty Akins, Candy Kline, Lydia Twohig, Lisa LaBorde, Roslyn Soloman, Linda Mudd, Becky Hudsmith. Third Bow: Cindy Belcher, Becky Smith, Karen Garrett, Vickie Ursery, Nclda Lane, Susan Sprawl, Prissy Bankston, Jeannie McGowan. Zeta Tau Alpha was founded on October 15,1898, at Longwood College in the state of Virginia as a National Woman’s Fraternity. Throughout the years it has grown to be one of the largest fraternities in existence, with chapters in both the United States and Canada. The insignia and creed symbolize the purpose of the fraternity. They are a heritage from the past, significant because of what Zeta Tau Alpha has believed and has become. Its dedication is to learn and experience those things which will brighten college years and lives through a combination of friendship, fun, and community service. Zeta Tau Alpha has achieved its goal through a program of well-rounded activities embraced by all members, a program which somehow combines friendship, fun, and service to others. ZETA TAU ALPHA 87 Alpha Phi, the first international sorority to come to LSU-S, offers to college women a platform for growth during the years and on throughout life. To Alpha Phi’s everywhere are the open gates of entertainment, helpfulness, achievement, and friendship. Founded on Sept 30,1872, at Syracuse, New York, Alpha Phi has reached a membership span of 70,000. Cardiac aid is Alpha Phi’s national philanthropy of which two million dollars has been raised for the cause. Alpha Phi has established a permanent fund for cardiac aid at the LSU Medical School. The 1975-76 year started with a week full of rush parties and the pledgingof 11 girls. In October, the Phi’s were No. 1 in the Powderpuff Football Tournament and were active in volleyball intramurals. On January 10,1976, eight more girls were initiated into the fraternity. In Alpha Phi’s traditions, its history, and its sisterhood the growing bonds of friendship develop and continue throughout a lifetime. Opposite Page, Seated left to right: Phyllis Kline Copp, Carolyn Cluck, Twila Parker. Linda McGahan, Gina Gordey, Judy Ward. Standing: Suzie Robinson, Rhonda Hester, Lisa Rodriquez. Janice Bube, Pam Simpson, Jan Daczyk, Kathy Douciere, Marie Graham Owens, Annie Robinson Nelson, Beth Evans, Vicki West, Karen Cockrell, Jill Mole. Cindy McManus, and Gayle Perser. Above: The Coat-of-Arms of Alpha Phi. Bottom: New initiates sign the guest register at a banquet given in their honor. Left to right are: Gina Gordey, president, Carolyn Cluck, Beth Evans, and Lisa Rodriguez. Top: New initiates take part in banquet festivities. 99 £ a. S O GO E- h-5 W a Top: Della Sig’s Bicentennial Costumes. First Row: Pam Allen, James Schmidt, Wally Rowan, Suzy Boddic. Second Row: Stuart Pitts — President, Barbara Jordan, Angiol Villar, Marilyn Kolonko, Jackie Moore, Joe Crews Treasurer, Teri Weinstein, A1 Knowles. Third Row: Ken Scott, Charles Kesselman, Mark Elfcrvig, Brad McNeil — Secretary, George Leritte, Debbie Cook, Tim Hardy — Parliamentarian, Joey Emig, Ken Jones — Chaplain, Larson Drake — Historian. Left: Delta Sig is brotherhood. Bottom: International President Lee Dueringer presents membership can! and active pin to professor James Miller. There is a newly chartered chapter of Delta Sigma Phi that resides at LSU-S. The chapter is part of an International Social College Fraternity that was founded in 1899 at the City College of New York. We are unique, however, because we have become the first National Social Fraternity for men to have colonized at LSU-S and to be chartered. Over the past two years we have had alumni dinners, service projects, and initiations. One other segment of Delta Sig worth mentioning is the Little Sisters of the Nile. These girls have taken interest in helping us with our parties and various service projects. Top: Bill Lanehart, Vice-Pres.; Chuck Shaffer, Pres.; Kenny Beauvais, Sec. Above: 1st Row: B. Lanehart, C. Shaffer, K. Beauvais. 2nd Row: B. Bates, J. Meier, R. Beach, S. Merriman, P. Akers, R. Shaver, D. Stephens, R. Woodward. 3rd Row: M. Roppolo, M. Adams, C. Armistead, P. Patterson, D. Towns, M. Tench, J. Gwaltney, S. Beebe, G. Werntz, B. Carter — Alumni Advisor, D. Frank. Not Pictured: D. Adams, R. Camus, M. Romero, J. Burton. Left: Jim and Steve had a good laugh. Below: KA members came back from the softball tournament in Lake Charles with a 2-2 record. Middle: Working hard, these KA members helped with the art festival in the Mall. Bottom: KA members raked leaves to earn money. ------------------------------r We would cordially welcome those of you who do not know much about fraternities to come and meet us at LSU-Shreveport. The past year has been a busy one for us in intramural sports and the community. We won the fraternity football championship by a score of 14 to 0 and are very proud of the title. Our goals for this year are to become K A actives and become chartered. We also seek to live up to the ideals of KA by living as gentlemen — but still being able to do a little rebel rousing.” We also nope to soon be able to purchase a house where we can display the traditional cannon, representing our defense of the South. This past year we have been active with the March of Dimes as we worked a mobile coke booth during their ’75 Walkathon. Academically, we rank high on the honor roll and you can see how high each semester. Last, but not least, to stress our brotherhood, we have had several pledge meetings to work out our problems and strive to grow as a chapter. Front Row: Hank Attaway, Tommy McCasland, Dave Simmons, Cio Chase, Ricky Womack, Jeri Gerhls, Bob Anderson, John Perry. Back Row: Dale Garaffa, Ro! ert Moiles, Tim Sloan, Dr. Carlos Spaht, Dave Clark, Tom Vestal, C. F. Von As| ern, Richard Snapp, Mike England, Amile Fontenot. DOM Delta Omicron Mu, Affectionately called the “Dirty Ole Men,” was organized in 1969 on the LSU-S campus as a civic, academic, and social readjustment program for the returning veteran. So successful were the efforts of D.O.M., Louisiana Tech established a charter in 1970 and LSU-Baton Rouge in 1974. Through Dynamic Leadership and hard work on part of all its membership, D.O.M. is continuing to be the campus leader in activities. Perennially, D.O.M. collects toys for the “Toys for Tots” campaign and books for bedridden Vets of the V.A. Hospital. During the spring semester of 1976, D.O.M. spearheaded, along with other groups, LSU-S’s first formal. But the “Firsts” don’t stop there. Recognizing the need for sexual Equality, D.O.M. has expanded its prerequites to accept women. Only one question is left to be resolved. How can D.O.M. now call themselves the “Dirty Ole Men?” 94 Back Row: Jacky Blakley, “Buz Arabic, George Henderson. Front Row: Jim Cousins, Mike Blackwell, Larsen Drake, David McCallister, Joe Abramson, Dale Sterritt. Members Srot Pictured: Bill Ervin, Guy Goldsby, John Holcomb, Pam Johnson, Ken Joiner, Wendell McCosky, Jack Monarch. Debbie Norris, Sam Reno, Mike Salter. Dr. John L. Berton. Officers Srot Pictured: Steve Art! — V.P. of 95 Marketing, Jean Wong — Administrative Secretary, Jerry Seymore — SgL at Arms, Todd Tillman — Faculty Advisor. Sales and Marketing Club 1st Row: Rebecca Roberts, Wendy Roberts, Marilyn Koionko. 2nd Row: Susan Strange, Donna Wilhite. 3rd Row; Jackie Carter, Diane Greenlee, Paul Akers. 4th Row: Tom Vestal. Bob Banning, Dominic Salinas. 5th Row: Johnel Huddleston. 96 SLTA The LSU-S Chapter of the Student Ixniisiana Teachers’ Association is a professional organization that offers direction to future teachers in the areas of l ersonal and professional growth. The organization, now in its third year, is continuing its meml ership growth. This success is the result of teamwork ! etween a dedicated faculty advisor, Dr. Virginia Eddleman, a diligent Dean, Dr. Bobby Tabarlett, a faithful hard working slate of officers, President Paul Akers, Vice-President Dominic Salinas, Secretary Ann Bennett, Treasurer Dianne Greenlee, Historian Rel ecca Ro! erts, and a wonderful group of enthusiastic club mem! ers. Throughout the year SLTA hosted a variety of s|x akers who discussed concepts and problems in education today and other items of interest to the future teachers. Many meml ers were also able to participate in l olh the LTA and the SLTA Conventions lK th hosted in Shreveport. SLTA as an organization provides those in the field of education an op| ortunity to share e. | eriences of consequence to them as professionals. 97 Top: SLTA memliers moving into their new office in the Lilieral Arts building. Left In right: SLTA State President l-U� l Banning. Slate (V rres|N n«ling Secretary Marilyn Kolonko. SLTA memlier Susan Strange, and Diane Greenlee Treasurer. 98 Since the early years of LSU-S, Sigma Alpha Upsilon Psychol inguistic Service Fraternity has been serving LSU-S and the community of Shreveport. Sigma Alpha Upsilon is gaining a reputation as the helping hands of LSU-S, and the “Let’s Play Like” children’s plays because of the two divisions of the organization. The Helper’s Division is volunteer service done by its members. The Players Division is the other division of SAU and it has gained a reputation that is even more widespread than that of the Helper’s Division. With SAU’s total enrollment of approximately fifty members and pledges, we, as members, hope to continue our aim — that of giving of ourselves through service. Top: Preston Friedly plays Santa Clause in one of SAU’s Christmas activities. Bottom: Mummer’s Play of Nasty Norman and Tom Terrific. Left to right, Preston Friedly; Louis Soule — Pa Frickett; Dominic Salinas — Nasty Norman; Marilyn Kolonko — Ellie Mae Frickett; Jim Minton — Tom Terrific; Jackie Carter — Ma Frickett. SIGMA ALPHA UPSILON Back Row: Dominic Salinas, Jim Minton, Dr. James Sabin, Johnel Huddleston, Louis Soule, Bob Banning, Dr. AnneTorrans. FYont Row: Lana Friescn, Peggy Keller, Jackie Carter, Barbara Jordan, Donna Wilhite, Liz Wheeler. Marilyn Kolonko, Miss Anita Harkness. 1st Row: L. Black, D. Emerson. 2nd Row: L. Raymond, K. Booth, P. Barbour. L. Dye, Dr. Hardy. Not Pictural: Mrs. Barbour, D. Bounds, L. Fenton. D. Goodrich, C. Laborde, B. Lee. M. Maple, C. Matinez, B. Moore, R. Moore, T. Moore, D. Neal, C. Sailor, A. Small, A. Villar, S. Wcrntz, E. Whiting, T. Womack, M. Yates, W. Price, D. Terrel, J. Wesson, B. Bass, Mrs. Hanna. A. Lindenmayer, Dr. Haynes, Mrs. Cady, Dr. Kalinsky. Lambda Sigma Upsilon is an informative and educational organization which offers valuable experience to the student who wants to become more aware of the natural world around him. The club was formed in 1967 and has since become one of LSU-S’s most active organizations. Its goals are to promote widespread understanding of scientific truth to broaden the scope of classroom education, to assist in the collection of specimens for the Life Sciences Museum, and to preserve the environment. The Biolog}r Club is funded by membership dues and solicitation of donations from area businesses and civic groups. The money is used to fund trips and purchase required equipment. 100 The purpose of the LSU-S Agriculture Club is to promote more interest and participation in the varied aspects of modern agriculture and to fulfill the interest of students interested in the different areas of agriculture. The first activities of the club included field trips to area farms, ranches, riding clubs, and the Red River Experimental Station. These trips are designed to teach the members new techniques in raising and selecting plants and animals, as well as understanding the jobs of people in the agriculture field. AGRICULTURE CLUB Top: Agriculture members examine prize livestock. Bottom: 1st Row Top: Alan Small, Michael Dale. 2nd Row: Brad Hartmann, David Clements, Barry Beasley, Patti Akins, Diana Gcrstmann, Steve Ashley. 3rd Row: Jim Webster, Bonnie Moore, Robin Moore, Claudie Laborde. 101 ESG performs surgery on member Kandy Coon. In picture one the victim is prepared for surgery. In the next picture ESG members demonstrate a new surgery technique. In the third picture the victim is shown after having a tumor removed. The bottom picture reveals the surgery as a success. Pictunxl from left to right: Stuart Pitts, Jim Jones. Loretta Bays, Betty White, Philip Burns, Charles Kessler, Tommy Brown, Jimmy Bruce, Mark Elfervig, Angiol Villar, Dr. Brown, Line Mitchell, Helen Price, David Providence, Sharon Werntz, Dr. Jimes. Sitting: Sidney Williamson, Carol Benoit. 102 ETA SIGMA GAMMA HEALTH SCIENCE CLUB Eta Sigma Gamma, the Allied Health Science Club of LSU-S, was formed in the spring of 1973 and has grown to become one of the largest organizations on campus. Throughout the year, we have had many different speakers to talk to our club on topics from high blood pressure to opinions on abortion. Membership is open to all science majors who intend to enter a medical-oriented profession and hold a 2.0 or better average. The dues are three dollars with a two dollar initiation fee. 103 wsit Classification of Short-Term Obligations Expected to Be Refinanced an amendment of ARB No.43. Chapter 3 A Seated: Ginger Neal, Harlon Alexander, David Byrd, Gary Pennington, Jean Wong, James Wilson, Dr. M. Winborne, Ken Moulder, Ken Joiner. Standing: Eugene Owen, Daniel Butler, Thomas Bcl)ce, Jack Monarch, Randy Arabic, Helen Leritte. ACCOUNTING CLUB The Accounting Club strives to prepare the accounting major for the role he will fill in the business environment. Speakers from the diverse areas of public, private and governmental accounting have addressed club members and have provided a view of the job and “what it’s really all about.” To encourage accounting students to excel in academic achievement, a plaque will be displayed to honor the outstanding accounting graduate annually. Ken Moulder — Student Activity Committee. Randolph Arabie dent. Jean Wong — Secretary, Ginger Neel — Treasurer. — Vice Pres., Jack Monarch — Presi- Standing: Mike Sinclair Treasurer, Charles Lafarguc — President, Palsy Weldon, Karen Irvin — Secretary M C A L T U H B The LSU-S Math Club, better known by its official name “The Linear Transformations,” is an idealized society whose main purposes are to privide enlightenment and to further interest in mathematics. The club was established to better the relations between student and faculty members, and to allow club members to develop leadership abilities. During the course of the school year, the club sponsors lectures on topics of mathematical interest, tutoring services for math students, the weekly BRAINTEASER contest, and provides information on graduate work in mathematics to interested individuals. The club frequently functions as a social group, with tours of various computer complexes, parties, dinners, and assorted gatherings. Though basically small, the Math Club has always been a close-knit group. Monitors not shown: Pam Bailey, Philip Barbour, Winnie Chalmiers, Robert Cody, Raymond Collins, Janet Denhollen, Bob Gibson, Ken Hartley, Colleen McCole, Charlotte Montesano, Randall Mott, Michael Norton, Nancy Roberson, Michael Smith. 106 The Student Activities Board is established as a student-staff partnership to support the purpose of the LSU-S University Center (projected for 1978), which shall l e accomplished by planning and executing out-of-class recreational, cultural, service, and social programs for the primary use of the student, faculty, anti staff at LSU-S. The administration of the SAB is carried out by the students themselves. This organization strives to maintain the total union concept, always keeping in mind that the emphasis is always to be on a complete, well-rounded program that emphasizes quality rather than quantity. Out-of-class education will l e promoted while serving the commuter student. The SAB programs for both the majority and minority groups on campus, always keeping the development of the individual student foremost. Active involvement in maintaining the aesthetic values and general beautification of the campus and projected University Center is also a rale of the SAB as is interaction between members of the LSU-S U n i vers i ty com m u n i ty. Top: 1st Row: Tommy Starkey. Marilyn Kolonko. 2nd Row: Preston Freiley, Janet Messer. 3rd Row: Kenny Beauvais. Sherrie Jackson. ■llh Row: Mitch Sanders, Sharon Ras berry. Ik-low: Monique Kolonko, Kathy Allen, Liz Wheeler, Jim Schmidt. Cindy McManus, Natalie Williams. Urt to right: Ronnie Hermes, 1st Vice-Pres.; David Gorsulowsky, President; Linda Black. Sccretao'-Trcaaurer; Rebecca Hudsmilh. 2nd Vice-Pres; Rokrt Uiti - b acuity Advisor. Not Shown: Janies Stanford - 3nl Vice-Pres. ALPHA SIGMA OMICRON Alplja g tgma ©rnirron LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY IN SHREVEPORT Spring, 1975 Initiation Presenting the 1975 Spring Initiates April 17,1975 Alpha Sigma Omicron, the LSUS honor society, is dedicated to maintaining high ideals of leadership and scholarship in our university. It encourages these qualities by awarding honorary membership to those students who demonstrate excellence in their individual fields of study. Students nominated for these awards are required to have at least thirty semester hours of credit and maintain a 3.5 overall grade | oint average. An initiation ceremony in honor of the new members is held each spring semester. Last year, for the first time, the ceremony was held at Morrison’s Cafeteria, thus marking the beginning of a new tradition — the annual initiation banquet. In the spirit of academic encouragement. Alpha Sigma Omicron has been consciously evolving into a service-oriented organization. The university administration has responded eagerly to the honor society’s desire to serve and has extended to it the privilege of participating in the Honors Day Convocation and ushering at the LSUS graduation ceremonies. Alpha Sigma Omicron is reaching out to the students of LSU-S by offering free tutoring in any subject on a weekly basis and through donations to the library. These gifts include $250 for the purchase of microfilms on which back issues of newspapers are permanently preserved, and $100 for the purchase of books. Josaph Abramson John H. Austin, Jr. Linda S. Black Kenneth E. Booth, Jr. Jo Ann G. Boyter John L. Berton, Ph.D. William C. Calkins Larry E. Farmer Barbra D. Ferguson Ottis L. Fletcher Iairoy Scott Foil Evelyn G. Freed Wilfred L. Guerin, Ph.D. Diane M. Henry Rebecca L. Hudsmith Elizabeth S. Kirby William H. Lanehart Frank J. Lower, Ph.D. John B. Powell, III James Mace Stanford Kathryn S. Weiss Horace Lynn Wiggins, Jr. Nelda Baten Wilkerson Asst. Prof, of Bus. Adm. Social Studies Science and Medicine Science and Medicine Special Education Professor of Bus. Adm. Business Administration Instructor in Accounting Social Studies Fine Arts English Marketing Professor of English Mathematics English History Science and Medicine Assistant Prof, of Comm. Assistant Prof, of Erl. Science and Medicine French Science and Medicine Speech and Hearing Therapy Ed. 109 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Psychology is a growing science of diverse endeavors, with ongoing research resulting in a constant gain of knowledge. Therefore, the Psychology Club must serve many functions. It informs the members of the current developments. This is accomplished through field trips to mental health institutions and through professionals giving guest talks, such as Dr. Barbara Zimmerman who spoke on “Language Development” and Dr. Mark Vigen on “Organic Brain Dysfunction.” The club provides an environment that encourages students to share their thoughts and ideas concerning the various aspects of psychology. no Back Row: Clare Marlowe — Treasurer; Dr. Donita Goth an! — Sponsor, Margret Piazza — Asst. Pres. Front Row: Bobby Gum — Sec., Dr. Bob Benefield — Sponsor. B. J. Johnson — Vice-Pros., John Juro — Pres. Front Row: Linda Block, Bill BragR, Father Madden. Dr. Marshman. Second Row: Leroy Mussel man. James Hytt, Father Paul, Rebecca Longfellow. Third Row: Joe Simon. Stuart Shannon. Milton Finley, Dubba Hermes, Pat Patterson. Pat Gann. Mr. Poole. CANTERBURY CLUB A recent development at LSU-S has been the combined meetings of the Episcopal Roman Catholic and the Methodist students and faculty. The purpose of this is to promote Christian unity and understanding. The group meets on Thursdays for lunch and discussion. During Christmas, the organization took part in the campus-wide food drive for the needy. Membership isopen and determined by participation. m First Row: Bobby Gunn, Denia Angevine, Martha Clement, Steve Huber, Debbie Freeman, Becky, Debbie Allen. Second Row: Kenny Anderson, Alan Brock, Mike Ford, Lee Steglich, Guy Ben Murphrey, Cathey, Sue Carroll, Pat, Will McConnico, Tim Gates, Billie. Right: BSU members enjoyed fellowship with song. Opposite Page: Top Left: Guy Ben Murphrey plays and sings at a recent BSU activity. Its philosophy is simple and straightforward. Students attending a university are searching for truth. Because God is the source of truth, a Christian, as well as an academic perspective, is necessary to realize the ultimate purpose of higher education. This is the philosophy of Baptist Student Union, the first organization established at LSU-S, and a group which is steadily growing in attendance and participation. BSU offers three services in one: Acting as a fellowship of students, providing a program for students, and finally, having students become actively involved in both club and community activities. The latter goal has become a distinct reality, as students attending BSU have aided in such diverse projects as serving water at the Louisiana State Fair and assisting in the Sunday morning worship service at Confederate Memorial Center. Additionally, students may serve as summer missionaries, traveling to different parts of the nation, or even the world, working within communities to help spread the message of Christ. Locally, BSU provides lunch and fellowship for university students every Wednesday. Bible studies, parties, retreats, conventions, and a spring banquet help round out the organization’s offerings. Baptist Student Union — Combining friendly fellowship with deeper insights into higher” education. 1 1A FACULTY CANDIDS GOVERNOR EDWIN W. EDWARDS Governor Edwin W. Edwards, a native of Avoyelles Parish, graduated from Louisiana State University at the age of 21 with an LL.B. degree in 1949. He began his law career that same year as the senior partner of the law firm of Edwards, Edwards, and Broadhurst. Since that time he has served the state in many capacities, including the state Senate, and the U.S. Congress. Governor Edwards has never been defeated in his nine campaigns for public office. He is widely known for his views on the energy crises, and in the winter of 1974 he was interviewed by two national television networks in reference to his opinions on the nations energy situation. In 1974 he was the first recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Award from the Louisiana State University School of Journalism. 117 LSU BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CHANCELLOR DONALD E. SHIPP Donald E. Shipp was named Dean of Louisiana State University in Shreveport in February 1965. He was then Professor of Education and Assistant Dean of the College of Education on the Baton Rouge campus of the University. Prior to this, he was Director of the Bureau of Educational Materials and Research at the University. Dr. Shipp holds the Master’s and Doctor’s degrees from Louisiana State University. He has held numerous offices in honorary and professional organizations, and has been a speaker and consultant for many educational conferences at state and national levels. He was named Chancellor of LSU-S July 1, 1973. Chancellor Donald R. Shipp and wife Elizatwth. fill DR GARY K. BRASH IKK DR. A. J. HOWELL Dr. A. J. Howell is currently the vice chancellor of business affairs. He received his B.S. degree from Louisiana Tech and M.Ed. and Ed.D. degrees from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. Before joining the LSUS faculty Dr. Howell was a business instructor for the Concordia Parish Trade School, and assistant supervisor of school accounts for the Louisiana State Department of Education. Dr. Gary K. Brashler received his B.S. in chemistry from Northeast State University. After obtaining his Ph.I). Dr. Brashier later taught at Northeast He has also done research for Texaco Lal s in Houston. Dr. Brashier is currently vice chancellor of academic affairs. In addition to being a faculty member Dr. Brashier has been chosen the general chairman for the National Rose Show. I)R. JIMMIE N. SMITH The current vice chancellor of student affairs is Dr. Jimmie N. Smith. Dr. Smith obtained his B.A. degree from Ixmisiana Tech and his M.A. degree from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. He received his Ed.D. degree from Hast Texas Stale University, and later taught at Centenary College. Dr. Smith is also an active memlKjrof First Methodist Church here in Shrevcix rt. GUESS THE FACULTY MEMBER DEANS OF COLLEGES DR VINCENT J. MARSALA The current dean of the college of general studies is Dr. Vincent J. Marsala. Dr. Marsala was awarded a B.A. degree from Northeast Louisiana State University. He later received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. According to Dr. Marsala the general studies program is designed for the mature students who prefer to concentrate their studies in a broad area of interest. DR. MARY ANN McBride Before coming to LSUS Dr. Mary Ann McBride was a graduate assistant in the department of English at LSUBR from 1964-67. Prior to that she taught at Rusheon Junior High School in Bossier City for 3 years. She received a B.A. degree magna cum laude from Louisiana Tech, and acquired her M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in English from Ixmisiana State University in Baton Rouge. 122 DR. THOMAS A. MOSS Dr. Thomas A. Moss is presently the dean of the college of science. Dr. Moss was awarded a B.S. degree in physics from Louisiana Tech and M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. Dr. Moss has taught at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, and Northeast University in Monroe. Prior to this he worked for General Dynamics Corjwration as a nuclear physicist. DR. BOBBY E. TABARLET According to Dr. Bobby E. Tabarlet more emphasis should Ik; put on learning, and less emphasis on grades and certificates, Dr. Tabarlet is currently the dean of the college of education. He obtained his B.A. degree from the University of Southwestern and his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Louisiana State University. MR. TODD TILLMAN The acting dean of the college of business administration is Mr. Todd Tillman. While in graduate school Mr. Tillman served as faculty member teaching marketing at the University of Florida in Gainsville. Mr. Tillman received his B.S. degree from East Tennessee University, and his M.A. degree from the University of Florida. Mr. Tillman has also taught for Centenary and Louisiana Tech. Faculty ALEXANDER, DONALD J. Asst. Prof., Fine Arts BATES, JAMES D. (Dr.) Prof., Chairman, H. and PE BATES, PATRICIA T. Instructor in English BENEFIELD, ROBERT L. (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Psychology BENNETT, LaVERNE Educ. Consultant, Spec. Educ. BERTON, JOHN L. (Dr.) Prof., and Act. Ch., Bus. Adm. BOLLMAN, GLENS. Asst. Prof., English BOWEN, SANDRA S. Asst. Prof., H and PE BRASH IER, GARY K. (Dr.) Vice Chanc. for Aca. Aff. BRIDGER, GALE (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Education BROWN, SHIRLEY Asst. Prof, and Ch., For. Lang. BROWN, WAYNE R. (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Biol. Sci. BUCKNER, ZEAK (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., English BURKS, SHEILA Spch. and Hear Cnslt, Spec. Educ. BUTLER, DANIEL L. Asst. Prof., Accounting CADY, DOROTHY A. Asst. Prof., Biol. Science CATSIKIS, BASIL I). (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Chemistry CHASE, EDGAR L. Dir., Stu. Fin. Aid CLOUD, DALTON (Dr.) Assoc Prof., and Ch., Comm. COLLINS, FRANK E. (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Chemistry CORLEY, GLYNJ. (Dr.) Prof, and Chairman, Mathematics CURTIS, WALDO (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Mathematics CUTCHER, JOSEPH (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Biol. Science DUN, NORMAN (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Geography 124 Faculty DOLCH, NORMAN A. Asst. Prof., Sociology EDDLEMAN, VIRGINIA (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Education FINLEY, MILTON (Dr.) Asst. Prof., History FLICKER, RICHARD M. (Dr.) Asst. Prof, of Psychology GIBSON, MARILYN Asst. Prof., English GLEASON, MORIECE (Dr.) Prof, and Chairman, English GOERNER, JOSEPH (Dr.) Prof, and Chairman, Chcm. GOODRICH, JAMES D. (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Chemistry GOTHARD, DONITA (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Psychology GUERIN, WILFRED (Dr.) Professor of English GUSTAVSON, DAVID (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Education HALL, CAROL Asst. Prof., Comp. Sci. 125 Mr. Bonner lecturing to a physics class. Mr. Tal or after a hard day at LSU-S. HALL, JOHN G. (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Agriculture HALL, JOHN W. (Dr.) Assoc. Prof, and Ch. Soc. Sci. HALL, LILLIAN (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Comm. HANDFORD, CHARLENE Asst. Prof., Comm. HANNA, FRANCIS Instructor in Mathematics HARDY, LAURENCE (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Biol. Sci. HARKNESS, ANITA Instructor in Mathematics HAYNES, ROBERT H. (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Biological Sci. HENDON, D. RAY Instructor, Eco. and Finance HERRING, EVELYN Asst. Prof., English HERRING, LILLENE Instructor in Biol. Sci. HINZE, KENNETH (Dr.) Asst. Prof., of Sociology 126 Faculty HOWELL, A. J.(Dr.) Vice Chancellor for Bus. Aff. HUMPHREYS, HUBERT Asst. Prof., History HUTSON, NANCY Instructor in English JIMES, SELVESTION (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Biological Sci. JOHNSON, CHARLES Asst. Prof., Mathematics JOLLY, SANDRA Instructor in Office Adm. KEMP, GEORGE (Dr.) Prof., and Ch., Psychology KIDD, JUSTINE. (Dr.) Asst. Prof., English LAKE, JAMES H. (Dr.) Asst. Prof., English LAMPKIN, LORETTA Asst. Prof, in English LAWSON, DAVID Asst. Prof., English LEITZ, ROBERT (Dr.) Asst. Prof., English LONGFELLOW, ALLENA Asst. Prof., in English LOWER, FRANK J. (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Communications LYNCH, DORIS Instructor in History MARSALA, VINCENT (Dr.) Dean, Col. of Gen. Studies MARSHMAN, LARRY (Dr.) Director, Special Educ. Center MARTIN, RONALD (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Chemistry MATLOCK, REX L. (Dr.) Assoc. Prof, and Physics McBRIDE, MARY G.(Dr.) Dean, Col. of Lib. Arts McLAURIN, ANN (Dr.) Asst. Prof., History McPherson, c. r. Asst, to Vice Chan, for Acad. Aff. McKinney, Alfred (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Mathematics MENEFEE.OPAL Asst. Prof., Accounting 127 Faculty MILLER, JAMES Asst. Prof., History MILLS, STUART E. (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Mathematics MOORE, WATKINS D. Instructor in Physics MORGAN, ALICE Asst. Prof., Comm. MUSSELLMAN, LEROY Asst. Prof., History NORMAN, WANDA Steno III, General Studies NORRIS, HOMER Asst. Prof., Physics OWEN, EUGENE K. Asst. Prof., Accounting OWENS, STEPHEN Asst. Prof., Business Adm. PATRICK, JOE Instructor in French PENNY, CAROLYN Instructor and Educ. Psych., Sj ec. Ed. PICKETT, GARY I). Asst. Prof., Business Adm. POWELL, JOHN B. Director, Conf. and Inst. PROVIZER, NORMAN (Dr.) Asst. Prof, of Pol. Sci. PURDY, KENNETH (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., H. and PE RIUSECH, ALBERT Asst. Prof., Spanish RUSSELL, ROBERT (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Comm. SABIN, JAMES (Dr.) Assoc. Prof., Education SANDERSON, DONALD (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Philosophy SAVOY, CHYRL Asst. Prof., Fine Arts SCHERER, PHILIP M. (Dr.) Asst. Prof, and Acting Ch., Economics and Finance SEXTON, NANCY Asst. Prof., English SIMON, JOSEPH A. Dir. of Stu. Act. and Intr. S| orts SMITH, DON C. Asst. Prof., Mathematics 128 Faculty SMITH,.JIMMIE (Dr.) Vice Chan, for Stu. Aff. SPAHT, CARLOS (Dr.) Asst. Prof., Mathematics SPEAIRS, R. K. (Dr.) Prof, and Ch., Biol. Sci. STOTTLEMIRE, MARVIN (Dr.) Asst. Prof, of Pol. Sci. TABARLET, BOBBY (Dr.) Dean, College of Education TABOR, BARRON Asst. Prof., Mathematics TABOR, JOHN Director, In for. Scrv. TERZIA, MARY Asst. Prof., Fine Arts THOMPSON, ALAN Asst. Prof., History THOMPSON, CURRIE (Dr.) Asst. 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Christy Soph. Office Adm. Bryant. Cleon L. Fr. History Bryant. Frankie J. Jr. Elementary EM. Buckalew, Philip Fr. No Preference Buckner, Betty J. Jr. Biology Buford, Bobbie R. Fr. Law Enforcement Burgh, Beverly A. Fr. Sociology Bunline, Thomas G. Fr. No Preference Burgess, Cynthia Soph. Elementary EM. Burnett, Jan El Fr. Business Adm. Burns. Philip K. Soph. Biology Burnside, Houston Soph. No Preference Burson, Hershcl H. Fr. General Studies Burt, Annette S. Jr. Foreign language Bush, Bevelyn Fr. Elementary EM. Bush, Richard Jcrel Fr. General Studies Butcalis, Stephen Fr. No Preference Butler, Billy D. E . Biology- Butler, Patricia Fr. No Preference Butler, William B. Fr. Business Adm. Bycrley, Deborah A. Fr. Office Adm. Byers, Christopher Fr. No Preference Byrd. Linda L. Soph. General Studies Byrley. Marvilyn Fr. Office Adm. Cacioppo, Betty Soph. General Studies Underclassmen 144 Underclassmen Cage, Rol ert Kent Soph. Caldwell, Dana J. Soph. Calkins. W. C. Jr. Culvert, Pamela M. Fr. Camus, Raymond F. Fr. Cameron, Bettye L. Soph. Camp. Glenda Ann Fr. Camp, Harold S. Fr. Camp, Peter J. Fr. Campbell, Darlene Fr. Campbell, James P. Fr. Campbell. Mary C. Candiloro. Stephen Fr. Cannavan, Dean M. Fr. Carey, Claudia L. Jr. Carey, Frances D. Soph. C;irl, Karen L. Fr. Carr, Don A. Carrigan. John Fr. Carroll, Elias G. Fr. Carroll, Gwendolyn Soph. Carroll, Patricia Fr. Carruth, Cheryl E. Jr. Carson. Marguerite Soph. Carter, Nancy Jo Soph. Carter, Wanda M. Fr. Carter, William C. Fr. Cash. Kathy C. Soph. Cattell, Peggy F. Fr. Caver. Virgina A. Fr. Cebrynski, Ralph E. Fr. C faiu, Timothy D. Fr. Ccjka, Rose M. Fr. Cevallos, Julio E. Fr. Chalmiers, Winnie Fr Chamberlain. Mark Fr. Chambers, Doyle L. Soph. Chamness, Mark Fr. Chelette, Virgil E. Jr. Christ. Ronald W. Fr. Christopher, Gloria Cirulli, Leslie E. Fr. Clark. Kathy L. Fr. Clark. Rodney I). Fr. Clary, Claude D. Fr. Cobb, Larry G. Soph. Cochrane, Edward Fr. Cochrane, Patricia Fr. Coco, Pamela B. Fr. Coe. Charles W. Fr. Coe, Wanda K. Fr. Coffey, David R. Fr. Coffey. Roltcrt 0. Fr. Cohen. Fran H. Fr. Cole, Monnie H. Fr. Coleman, Charles C. Fr. Coleman. Daisy E. Fr. Coleman, Regina T. Jr. Coleman, Seliern Fr. Coles. Ru|)ert D. Preagriculture Biology Psychology Social Studios Biology Law Enforcement Speech No Preference Business Adm. Elementary E l. Business Adm. Marketing Business Adm. Biology Elementary Ed. Prelaw Biology Non matriculated Accounting Business Adm. Sociology Elementary Ed. Fine Arts Accounting General Studies Office Adm. Office Adm. No Preference Business Adm. Office Adm. Mathematics Business Adm. Health Care Adm. No Preference Accounting General Studies Business Adm. Business Adm. Elementary Ed. Preagriculture Nonmatriculatcd No Preference Fine Arts No Preference Biology Business Adm. Accounting No Preference Elementary Ed. No Preference No Preference Business Adm. Accounting Elementary Ed. Business Adm. Business Adm. Accounting Elementary Ed. Business Adm. 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Crews, Joe R. Fr. Business Adm. Cromer. Bruce W. Fr. General Studies Crouch,Joanne Fr. Accounting Crowder, Stanley D. Fr. Business Adm. Crowley, James W. Jr. Political Sci. Crownover. Cynthia Fr. Special Pal. Culjiopper, Nora C. Jr. Elementary Ed. Underclassmen Underclassmen Culver. Billy Jr. Cunningham. Marsha Soph. Daczyk, Janice J. Soph. Dale, Lewis B. Fr. Dale. Michael B. Jr. Dalton. Paula D. Fr. D’amato, Margaret Jr. D'anna, Martha A. Jr. Daniel, Bernice G. Jr. Daniel, Rohert A. Jr. Daniel. William M. Jr. Davidson. James C. Fr. Davies. David W. Fr. Davis, Barlwra J. Soph. Davis, Clarence L Fr. Davis. La Jewel S. Fr. Davis, Larry D. Fr. Davis, Larry G. Fr. Davis, Linda German Jr. Davis. Linda K. Fr. Davis. Pamela M. Fr. Davis. Shirley Fr. Davis, William E. Fr. Day, Lavemc H. Jr. Day. Michael W. Fr. Dean, Danny Lynn Fr. De Arman. Charles Fr. Dclaunc. Marceline Soph. Dclvic, Joseph S. Fr. Demopulos. Ernest Jr. Denhollem. Janet Jr. Dennis. Richard Jr. IX Phillips, Pamela Fr. 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Marilyn Ferriss, James R. Festervand, Troy Fife, Lester W. Finnell, Janet E. Fisher, Joseph M. Fisher. Louise K. Fitzgerald, Patsy Flager, Harry M. Flair, Jon H. Flanigan. Lawrence Fleming, Brenda K. Fletcher, Lorainc Flurry. Daniel C. Flurry. Michael Flynn, Frances E. Fontenot, Roberta Ford, James M. Ford, Lucy P. Foss, Janet C. Foster, Joe Etta Fox. Nancy A. Underclassmen Soph. No Preference Fr. Accounting Ft. Special Ed. Soph. Management Adm. Jr. Elementary Ed. Soph. No Preference Jr. Spe. He. hid. Ft. Business Adm. Fr. Biology Fr. Sci. Medicine Fr. General Studies Soph. Preagriculturc Fr. No Preference Fr. Communications Fr. General Studies Fr. English Fr. Business Adm. Jr. Biology- Fr. Biology Fr. X-Ray Tech. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Biology Jr. No Preference Soph. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Soph. Physics Fr. Spe. He. Ed. Jr. Accounting Soph. Special Ed. Fr. Sci. Medicine Fr. Psychology- Soph. Accounting Fr. Accounting Fr. No Preference Jr. No Preference Fr. History- Fr. No Preference Fr. Political Sci. Fr. Biology- Jr. No Preference Fr. No Preference N'onmatrkulated Fr. Psychology- Fr. General Studies Fr. Medical Tech. Soph. No Preference Nonmatriculated Fr. History Fr. Preagriculture Fr. Foreign language Fr. Fine Arts Soph. Biology Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Biology Fr. Special Ed. Nonmatriculated Fr. Special hid. Soph. Business Adm. Fr. Elementary Ed. Nonmatriculated 148 Underclassmen Franklin. Joo D. Jr. General Studies Frank. Dennis Soph. Prepharmacy Franklin, Ju ly D. Fr. Accounting Franklin, Patricia Fr. Business Adm. Frautschi, Richard Soph. Biology Freeman, Delwrah Fr. Biology Fremaux, Debra I, Fr. Sociology Fribley. Jeffrey D. Fr. No Preference Fried Icy, Paul D. Soph. Mathematics Friman, Thomas B. Fr. Biology Frybarger, Steven Fr. No Preference Frybarger, Susan Fr. History Furlow, Ronald C. Fr. Business Adm. Gadd, Gary E. Jr. Physics Gad l, Michael R. Fr. Business Adm. Gahagan.Joe T. Fr. Law Enforcement Gallicn, James C. Jr. Business Adm. Gallien, I.isa C. Fr. General Studies Gallicn, Neal V. Jr. Psychology Gallien, William R. Fr. No Preference Galloway. Janet Soph. General Studies Garrett. Karen L. Soph. Spe. He. Ed. Garsee, Douglas E. Fr. Preagriculture Garvin, Michael T. Fr. No Preference Gates, Timothy K. Fr. No Preference Gautnoy, Larry D. Fr. Special Ed. Gay. David N. Fr. Biology Gehris, Geraldine A. Fr. General Studies Gekakis, George A. Fr. Predentistry Gereau, Karen M. Fr. English Gctsinger, Peggy M. Jr. Business Adm. Gibson, Andrea Fr. No Preference Gilbert, Ten I Fr. General Studies Gilerease, Gary L. Fr. Medical Tech. Giles, JohnD. Fr. Business Adm. Gill. Michael A. Fr. Biolog)’ Gillespie, David Fr. Accounting Gilliam. Oliver D. Soph. Biology Ginglcs, Marjorie Fr. No Preference Gingles, Roger W. Fr. No Preference Ginn. Dola G. Fr. Fine Arts Gipson. Dorothy Fr. Fine Arts Gipson, Ralph R. Soph. No Preference Glaser, James M. Nonmatriculated Glass. Wendell F. Soph. Accounting Gleason, George Jr. Psychology Glenn, Sandra S. Soph. Psychology Goetz, Gary 1). Soph. Marketing Coin, Thomas A. Fr. Business Adm. Golden. Margret A. Fr. No Preference Goldsholl, David H. Fr. No Preference Gomolsky. Rochelle Fr. English Goal. John M. Jr. Accounting Goodin. Janet Jr. Office Adm. Goodling, Donna J. Jr. Sociolog)' Goo lson, Susan M. Jr. Elementary Ed. Goodwin, Daniel F. Soph. No Preference Goodwin, Donna S. Fr. Mathematics Goodwin, George G. Jr. S| eech Goodwin, Richard Soph. Special Ed. 149 Gordon. Cynthia A. Gordan, Polly A. Gordan, Timothy B. Grady, Judy Grape, Edwin W. Gra| c. Edward T. Grap| e. Joseph B. Graves, Whitley R. Gray, Lcesa I.. Green, Steven R. Green, Wylie E. Greenanl, Jerry I). Greengus, Randy Greenstein, Judith Greer, Gary L. Griffin, Charles A. Griffin. Deborah Griffin. Donald W. Griffith, Cynthia Grimes. James K. Grotzingcr, Mary C. Groves, James E. Gryder. Mark E. Guerrero. Beatrice Guice, Judy H. Guin, Gary I . Gulasey, Steven J. Gunderson, Gene A. Gunn. Bobby P. Gwaltney. James J. Haase, Diane M. Haffcy, I ori A. Hagan, Frank G. Hane, Karen E. Hall. Brenda E. Hamby. Larry J. Hamilton. Randy G. Hamilton. Ixrnnie Handler, James J. Hand, Mark S. Hand, Ron Hand. Suzie Hanisee, Henry H Hanna, Jaime C. Harbert.Jeff A. Harbour. Carlton Hardin, Philip K. Hardy, Tim Hardy, Sarah G. Hargrove, Deborah Hargrove, Robert V',. Harmon, Melinda Harndcn, Dennis K. Harold, Michael D. Harrell. Bill Harrell, Marion Harper, Carla L. Harper, Jeanne F. Harrington. David Harrington, Gary Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. Jr. No Preference Fr. Accounting Jr. Journalism Jr. Com mu n icat ions Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Accounting Fr. Business Adm. Soph. General Studies Fr. No Preference Jr. Preagriculture Fr. No Preference Jr. Foreign Language Fr. General Studies Soph. Special Ed. Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Soph. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. Science Fr. Psychology Fr. Business Adm. Nonmatriculatcd Soph. Fine Arts Jr. Psychology Fr. Biology Fr. Biolog)' Soph. No Preference Soph. Biology- Jr. Biology Jr. Prelaw Fr. No Preference Fr. Accounting Jr. Political Sci. Fr. Prelaw Soph. Business Adm. Jr. Finance Jr. Fine Arts Jr. No Preference Fr. Law Enforcement Soph. Business Adm. Jr. History Jr. Business Adm. Jr. History FV. Elementary Ed. F‘r. Elementary Ed. Fr. Psychology Fr. General Studies Fr. No Preference Jr. Sociology Fr. History Jr. Finance Soph. Communications FV. General Studies FV. Law Enforcement FV. Accounting Underclassmen 150 Underclassmen Harris, Charles W. Fr. Law Enforcement Harris, Deborah L. Fr. Elementary Ed. Harris, Deborah I . Fr. Psychology Harris, Earl C. Jr. Sociology Harris, Gary W. Fr. Accounting Hartgrave, Jeffery Fr. Communications Hartley, Kenneth Fr. Business Adm. Hartstcin, Keith Soph. Communications Harlstein, Ruth S. Jr. General Studies Harvey, Roland F. Fr. Business Adm. Hatfield, Rodney Jr. History Haughee, Sharon Fr. Preagriculture Hawkins, Susan Jr. Elem. Ed. Hayes, George T. Soph. Accounting Hayes, Marsha A. Soph. Elementary Ed. Hayes, Russell Fr. Business Adm. Hazclton. Denise Fr. Biology- Headrick. Kenneth Fr. Business Adm. Heap, Ewell C. Fr. Law Enforcement Heard, Jacqueline Fr. Business Adm. Hel.lt, Michael Fr. Business Adm. Hebert. Mildred Fr. Business Adm. Helgason, Disa A. Fr. No Preference Henson, Robert E. Soph. No Preference Henderson. Toni Fr. Biology- Henry, Jamie N. Fr. Office Adm. Heideckcr. Jerald Fr. Business Adm. Henning, Susan K. Fr. X-ray Tech. Hergenrader. Pamela Jr. Elementary Ed. Hermes, Alan D. Fr. Accounting Hermes. Harry H. Fr. Accounting Hernandez, Carlos Fr. No Preference Herring. Diana K. Fr. Mathematics Herrington, Allen Fr. Social Studies Hester. Rhonda R. Fr. Communications Hewitt, David S. Fr. No Preference 151 Hickcrson, Michael Hickox, Sherrie I). Hicks, Carolyn S. Hicks. Gale M. Hicks. Hailey K. Hiers, Robert Higgs. John G. Hilburn, Russell G. Hill. Barbara J. Hill. Michael E. Hill, Jacqueline I). Hilton, Randall L. Hinds, Richard E. Hines. Gary Hobbs. Thomas W. Ho lge, Randall E. Hodgkinson, Glena Hodgkiss, David Hod nett, Richard Holland. Kirk E. Hollier, Cathy D. Holman, John N. Holmberg, Mary E. Holmes, Paul E. Honeycutt, Carol E. Honeycutt. Gary L. Hood. Karen L. Hoover, Gaston L. Horn, Brenda W. Horner, John D. Horner, Robert J. Horton. Paul T. Howard. Don E. Howsc, Sarah Hromadka, Stanley Hubburd, James M. Hubbard, Rebecca Huber. Stephen J. Huddleston, Johncl Huddleston, Ronald Hudsmith, Becky Huffty, Donald' Huggs, Katrinna C. Hughens, Francis Hullaby, Marjcan Humphrey, Shirley Hunnicutt, Thomas Hunt.Carmya L Hunt, Mary M. Hunter, Warren C. Hutchinson, Don T. Hynes, Janet C. Irvin, Karen J. Irvin, I iwrence H. Irwin. Vicky M. Jackson. Connie Jackson, Donald Jackson, J. B. Jackson. John P. Jackson, Manuel L. Underclassmen Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Biology Fr. English Fr. Communications Fr. General Studies Jr. General Studies Jr. Biology Fr. Speech Fr. English Soph. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. FV. No Preference Fr. Accounting Jr. Healthcare Adm. FV. No Preference Soph. Law Enforcement Fr. F'ine Arts Soph. No Preference Soph. Biology Fr. No Preference Fr. English Fr. Chemistry Jr. Business Adm. Soph. Accounting Fr. FJIcmentary Ed. Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference FV. Business Adm. Fr. History Soph. General Studies Jr. Physics Jr. Psychology- Fr. Business Adm. Jr. Sp. He. Ed. FV. Journalism Jr. Psychology Fr. FVglish Jr. Business Adm. Fr. Special Ed. Fr. Accounting Soph. English Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference FV. Business Adm. Fr. Accounting Soph. F'ine Arts FV. Preagriculture Fr. No Preference FV. F'ine Arts Fr. Law Enforcement FV. Political Sci. Fr. No Preference Fr. Psychology FV. Biology- Soph. Biology Fr. Biology- Fr. Management Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Sociology Soph. General Studies 152 Underclassmen James, David A. Soph. James. Debra L. Fr. Jarnagin, Derinda Ft. Jenkins, Carol J. Fr. Jenkins, Gary L. Fr. Jenkins, Gary P. Fr. Jenkins, Karen L. Soph. Jiles, Susan A. Fr. Jimmorxon. Mike Soph. Jinks. Billy D. Fr. Jisha, Danny R. Joe, Jimmy Fr. Johniken, Steven Fr. Johnson. Beverly Soph. Johnson. Danny C. Fr. Johnson, Gregory Jr. Johnson,Janet L. Fr. Johnson, Kay P. Fr. Johnson, Mark Soph. Johnson, Mark P. Fr. Johnson, Pamela J. Fr. Johnson, Rhonda G. Fr. Johnson. Richard Fr. Johnson, Shcrroyl Soph. Johnson, Steve Soph. Johnson. Velma Fr. Johnston, Ronald Fr. Jones, Diane L. Fr. Jones, Harold E. Fr. Jones, Kenneth I). Soph. Jones, Susan A. Fr. Jones, Theresa I). Fr. Jordan, Irma Josephson, Annadeen Fr. Joyner, Rodney D. Jr. Juergcns. Vicky Fr. Juneau, Steven C. Fr. Kahro, James D. Fr. Kane, Mary K. Fr. Ka7.cc, Jerry Fr. Reach, Alan Fr. Keel, Arlecne Soph. Keener, Gary C. Fr. Keith, Frank M. Fr. Kelley, Virginia Fr. Kelly, Marshall Soph. Kessler. Donald Jr. Kessler, Charles Fr. Key. David P. Fr. Kidd, David N. Fr. Killgore, Willis Fr. Kindred, Martha King. Donna L. Soph. King, Kirk W. Fr. King. William Fr. Kinnebrcw, Benny Fr. Kirkham, Lewie Soph. Kirs| el, Kerry M. Fr. Kitchen. Michael Fr. Kizer, Amanda Fr. Law Enforcement English Business Adm. No Preference No Preference No Preference French Sj eech Science No Preference Nonmatriculated Biology- Fine Arts No Preference Business Adm. Business Adm. Communications Special Ed. Business Adm. Business Adm. Elementary Ed. Fine Arts Business Adm. Sociology Biology-No Preference No Preference No Preference General Studies Political Sci. Elementary Ed. Business Adm. Nonmatriculated Psychology-Accounting Accounting No Preference Chemistry Biology-No Preference Accounting No Preference No Preference Business Adm. Sociology Law Enforcement General Studies No Preference No Preference No Preference No Preference Nonmatriculated Elementary Ed. Marketing History Prepharmacy General Studies No Preference No Preference Fine Arts 153 Klein, Calvin R. Kline, Cindy L Knotts, Patsy Knowles, Alvin Knox, Carol A. Kolonko, .Monique Krumm. David Koonce, Harriett Krumnow. James L Kutz, Jerry A. LaBorde, Claudia I Rorde, Lisa A. Lackey. Kathy C. I.adner, Shayne Ltdousier, Patricia Lafitle, John F. I«iing. Debnt R. Landry, Fred M. Lane, Carolyn Lane, Nclda I ane, Ronny LaPccr, James Larey, Joni K. Larson, Tristan H. Latham, Albert E. Layton, Chip Lawrence, Joan C. Lawrence, Melvin E. Lawrence, Michael Lea, Debra L. Leach. Gary LeBlanc, James Ledbetter, Michael I. ee. Gwendolyn I). Lee, William LeG rand, Jimmy Leon, Theresa Leonard, May H. Leopard, Lee Ann Lerittc, Helen Lester, Cindy L. Lewis, Gayle E. Ixrwis, Rebecca E. Lewis, Terry G. L’Herisson, Lawrence Link. Debra M. Link, Robert I. Linnear, James Liles, Amcnda Liles, John T. Lindenmyer, Michael Lindsay, Earnest P. Lindsey, Alicia Little, Clarence Little, Terri Littlefield. Ellen Lockwood, Ernest Loe, Martha J. Loflin. Mary K. Lofton, Sandra Fr. Accounting Fr. Office Adm. Soph. Biology Fr. Accounting Soph. Special Ed. Fr. Speech Fr. Business Adm. Jr. General Studies Jr. Business Adm. Jr. Accounting Jr. Preagriculture Fr. Medical Tech. Fr. Elementary Ed. Fr. Political Sci. Soph. Art Fr. General Studies Fr. Spe. He. Ed. Fr. Accounting Soph. Business Adm. Soph. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Fr. No Preference Jr. Prelaw Fr. No Preference Soph. Law Enforcement Fr. No Preference Fr. Elementary Ed. Fr. No Preference Soph. General Studies Fr. No Preference Fr. Finance Soph. Preagriculture Fr. No Preference Fr. Art Fr. Speech Fr. No Preference Jr. Accounting Fr. Psychology Fr. Gimmunications Soph. Accounting Fr. Speech Fr. General Studies Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Business Adm. Jr. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Jr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. Predentistry Fr. Accounting Fr. General Studies Fr. No Preference Soph. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. Soph. General Studies Fr. Accounting Soph. Special Ed. Underclassmen 154 Underclassmen Long. Kenneth Soph. Longfellow, Jonathan Fr. Longfellow. Rebecca Jr. Looney. William Lord. Braxton W. Fr. Lorenz, Barbara I.. Fr. I� tt, Vevolyn G. Fr. I Jtt. William F. Fr. Love. Vivian Soph. Lowe, Clayton K. Fr. Lowe, David W. Fr. Lowery. Jeffery Fr. Iaicky, Vickie Soph. Luke, Carla D. Soph. Iainn, Myrle S. Fr. I ait ter man. Deborah Fr. Lyles, I-a try L. Fr. Lynch, Edward Fr. Lyons, Billie Jean Fr. Lyons, John W. Fr. MacFarland, Karen Fr. Machowski, Michael Fr. Mahaffey, Robert Fr. Mahlen, Debbie Soph. Makowsky, Robert Fr. Malone, Carolyn Fr. Mann, Eddie Fr. Manning, David Fr. Marable, Danny Fr. Marak, William Jr. Maraman, Shirley Jr. Marshall, Tim Fr. Marr. Thomasanna Jr. Martin, Cynthia Fr. Martin, Donald Soph. Martin, Edmond Fr. Martin. John Clay- Fr. Martin, Randall Fr. Martinez, Joseph Fr. Martinez. Pamela Jr. Mast, Charlene Fr. Matlock, Alpha Jr. Matlock, Joe F. Fr. Mathews. William Soph. Matthews, Charles Fr. Matthews, James Matthews, Wendy Jr. May. I-awrence Fr. Mayence, Robert Jr. Mayfield, Charles Fr. Mays, Olivia Fr. McAllister, Charles Jr. McCarey. Erin Fr. McCarthy, Charla Fr. McClung, Thomas Soph. McColc, Colleen Fr. McCole, Michael Soph. McConathy, I«arry Fr. McConnico. William Jr. McCormack, Pamela Fr. General Studies No Preference Psychology Nonmatriculate i No Preference General Studies Communications Management Adm. General Studies Communications Business Adm. Management Adm. Sociology-Office Adm. No Preference Fine Arts Accounting Law Enforcement French History Prelaw Accounting Physics Foreign language Psychology-Business Adm. Business Adm. Business Adm. Law Enforcement General Studies Political Sci. No Preference Accounting General Studies Business Adm. Law Enforcement Business Adm. Business Adm. Sci. Medicine Office Adm. Science Elementary Ed. Accounting Art Business Adm. Nonmatriculated Sociology-Prelaw General Studies No Preference Biology-Accounting No Preference Spe. He. Ed. Pre-pharmacy Psychology-Business Adm. Biology-Psychology-Spe. He. Ed. 155 McCoy, Clarence Jr. Communications McCoy, Curtis W. Fr. Law Enforcement McCoy, Rebecca Soph. Communications McCray, Jody S. Fr. Business Adm. McDonald, Arthur Fr. Business Adm. McDonald. Marianne Fr. No Preference McDonald, Terry Fr. No Preference MeGahen, Linda Soph. Office Adm. MeGahon, Nicl Fr. No Preference MeGowen, Jean Fr. Office Adm. MeGuffee, Mary Fr. Marketing McGuire. Barbara Fr. Accounting McIntosh, Lori L. Fr. Law Enforcement McIntyre, William Fr. Communications MeJunkins. Barbara Soph. General Studies MeJunkins. Kenneth Management Adm. MeJunkins, Timothy Jr. Mathematics McKaiy, Catherine Fr. Accounting McKay, Mitchell Fr. No Preference McKee, Iaicia D. Non matriculated McKinnon, Jeffery Soph. Biology McKinnon. Sheryl Fr. General Studies McKnight. Marcia Jr. History McManus, Cindy Soph. Speech Underclassmen Classes in progress. McMichael, Carey Fr. Business Adm. McMichael, Chuck Fr. Marketing McNeil, Bradley Fr. History McNeill. Harold Jr. Business Adm. McPherson. C. R. Fr. No Preference McPherson, Kay C. Fr. Business McQueen, Sue M. Fr. Sociology McRae, Kenneth L. Soph. Biology McWilliams. Tommy Fr. Law Enforcement Meadors, Chester Fr. Business Adm. Menefee, Roy C. Fr. No Preference Meleton, Cynthia Fr. Special Ed. 156 Merchant. Robcrl Merriman, John Merritt, Victor R. Messer, Janet Metcalf. Wilbert Metxclaars, James Mhoon, Kathy E. Michaels. Marion Michcels. Vicky L. Micinski. Edward Micinski, Stephen Miles. James E. Mill . Mao1 L. Miles. Tommy Miller. Jack E. Miller. James I). Miller. Jean R. Miller. Mark I). Miller. Robert S. Millican. Jack E. Milligan, James W. Minniear. Robyn L. Minor, Fredrick Minton. James M. Mitchell, Diann Mitchell. Hilmon Mitchell, Jack I). Mitchell. Lincoln S. Mitchell. Mark D. Mitchell. Mary S. Mitzner, Jacqueline Mohr, Annette R. Mohr. John Patrick Mole. Jill Y. Monarch, James R. Monismith, David R. Moore. Bonnie S. Moore. Donna L. Moore, Douglas Moore. John M Moore. Joseph W. Moore, Nancy E. Moore, Robin A. Moore. Samuel R. Moore. Tommy Morchead, Allen B. Moreland, Stephen Moron. I tunt Morrison. Katherine Moses, Alfred L. Moss. Jessie P. Mott. Randall P. Moulder. Earl Kent Moungvr. Debra Mudd, Linda L. Mueller. Ronald Mullican. Julie Mullican. Vicki G. Munson. Alan L. Murphy, Andrew Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Jr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Jr Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Accounting Biology No Preference S| ccial Ed. Preagriculture General Studies No Preference Business Adm. Accounting Chemistry Biology Biology Psychology Business Adm. Law Enforcement No Preference Nonmatriculated Biology General Studies Law Enforcement Accounting Biology Business Adm. Biology Mathematics General Studies Communications Sei. Medicine No Preference Prepharmacy No Preference Biology Business Adm. General Studies Business Adm. Business Adm. Biology Business Adm. Psychology Biology Prelaw Business Adm. Biology Communications No Preference Business Adm. Business Adm. Business Adm. No Preference No Preference Business Adm. Psychology Accounting Accounting Sjie. He. Ed. Business Adm. English Office Adm. Fine Arts No Preference Underclassmen 157 Murphy. David Murray, James R. Murrell, Linda Muse, Tisha M. Myers, Denise Myers. Kenneth Myers. Rhctt Myers. Robert Naiser, Alfred Naisscr, Andy N'ardini, Pamela Naron. Leisa Nasser, Peter Neal, Donna Neill. Kenneth Nelson, Betty Nettles, Nancy Newton, Annetta Newton. Carolyn Newton, Lanctla Nicholson. Joan Nicholson. Richard Nickel. Karen M. Nix, Ernest L. Norman. Michael Norris. Rita Northcutt, Charololte Norton, Michael Nutt. Patricia Odum, Myra G. Ogburn, Richard Oglesby. Shona Oglethorpe. Dan Olcnder, Catherine Oliver, Emmett O'Quinn. Bobbye Owen. Carol Owen. John K. Owen, Judith Owen. William Owen, Marie Owens, Paula Owens, Philip Owens, Terry Palmer. Ernest Parker. Dyral Parker. Randall Parker. Susie Parker. Twila Parker, William Parrish. Pamela Partridge, Randy Patin. Michael Patterson. Karen Patterson. Walter Patton. Stanley Parlee, Carol Parlee, Quida Paynter, Cynthia Peak. Pumela M. Fr. No Preference Fr. Prcdentistrv Sr. Elem. Ed. Fr. No Preference Fr. Foreign Language Fr. Preagriculture Fr. History Fr. Law Enforcement Jr. History- Soph. Accounting Fr. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. Prephnrmacy Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Soph. Elementary hid. Fr. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Jr. Prelaw Nonmatriculaled Fr. Accounting Fr. Elementary Ed. Jr. Chemistry- Fr. Sociology Jr. Sj eech Fr. Accounting Fr. Elementary Ed. Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. Accounting Soph. Elementary Ed. Soph. Psychology Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Accounting Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Management Adm. Fr. No Preference Soph. Accounting Soph. Fine Arts Fr. Biology Fr. Management Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Soph. Psychology Fr. Biology- Fr. Business Adm. Jr. S| ccch Soph. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. Office Adm. Fr. History- Fr. Communications Fr. General Studies Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Nonmatriculated Underclassmen 158 Underclassmen Peak,John L. Fr. Peddy. Susan J. Fr. Pcddington, Mary Jr. Peek, Kathy Fr. Pell. Raclcnc S. Fr. Pennington, James Fr. Pennywcll, Debra Fr. Perdue, Thomas L. Fr. Perrin, Keith A. Soph. Perritt, Paula N. Soph. Perry. John E. Fr. Perry. Marvin Fr. Perry, Shirley Jr. Perry, Thomas R. Fr. Perser, Theresa Fr. Peterson, Carl R. Fr. Petrus, Michelle Soph. Petrus, Robert Jr. Pfanner, Delx� rah Soph. Phillips, Dale Fr. Phipps, Kenneth Fr. Piazza, David Fr. Piazza. Unda Jr. Piazza, Mary M. Soph. Pickens, Kathryn Fr. Pickens, Marianne Fr. Pieper, James H. Jr. Pinckard. Randall Fr. Pineda, Alma A. Soph. Pipes, Bryan R. Jr. Pitman. Marlene L. Fr. Pitts. Robert S. Soph. Plaxco, Roslyn T. Soph. Pliler, Kathy Lynn Fr. Poland, James Fr. Pomeroy, Geoffrey Soph. Pomeroy, Lynn R- Fr. Ponder. Sharon M. Fr. Ponseigo, Joseph W. Jr. Poole, Charles P. Fr. Poorbaugh, David M. Fr. Poshedley, Andrew Jr. Potter, Kathleen H. Fr. Potts, Dennis W. Fr. Potts, Sharron G. Fr. Power, Erl ward H. Fr. Pratt, Terri L. Price, Glenda S. Fr. Price. Helen K. Soph. Price, Linda S. Fr. Price. Milton W. Soph. Prime, John A. Soph. Procell, Gary L. Fr. Prothro, Walt N. Fr. Province, David W. Fr. Prudhomme, Denise Fr. Putman. Sandra D. Soph. Quinn, James E. Fr. Rachal. Furman A. Fr. Rachal, Johnny L. Soph. General Studies Sci. Medicine Biology No Preference English Prelaw Business Adm. Prodentistry Mathematics Fine Arts Business Adm. Business Adm. English Business Adm. Special Ed. No Preference Fine Arts Gen. Studies No Preference No Preference No Preference Law Enforcement Elementary- Ed. No Preference No Preference No Preference Communications Business Adm. Medical Tech. English No Preference Biology No Preference Management Adm. Prelaw No Preference No Preference English Business Adm. No Preference No Preference Communications Communications Communications History Law Enforcement Non matriculated Psychology Biology Art Preagriculture Communications No Preference I-iw Enforcement Sci. Medicine No Preference Sociology General Studies Business Adm. Prepharmacy 159 Rachal. Willard Soph. Raffio, Maureen Fr. Ramhin. Cynthia Fr. Ramhin, Ellis Soph. Randall. Malon Fr. Randle, Doyce Fr. Raslierry, Cathy Fr. Rasbcrry. Sharon Sr. Reeks, Frank Jr. Reeks. Wesley Fr. Reeves, Diane Soph. Rehman, Arif Soph. Rhoades. Edward Fr. Rials, John Jr. Rice. Patricia Fr. Rich. Brett Jr. Richards, Debra Jr. Richardson, David Fr. Richardson. 1-aurie Fr. Richmond, Dennis Fr. Rider, Donald Jr. Riebesehl, TariLynn Jr. Rigg, George Fr. Riser, Steve Fr. Risinger, David Fr. Ritter, Glen Fr. Ritter, Joyce Soph. Ritter, M. S. Fr. Robb, Victoria Fr. Roberson, Jeffery Fr. Roberson, Nancy Soph. Roberts, Michael Fr. Robertson, James Fr. Robichcaux, Suzanne Fr. Robinson. Carolyn Fr. Robinson. Chris Soph. Robinson. Sandra Fr. Robinson, Joseph Fr. Rogers, Lou Anna Jr. Rogers, Mark A. Fr. Rogers, Susan Fr. Roppolo, Mark Fr. Underclassmen Predentistry Office Adm. No Preference History No Preference No Preference Office Adm. Marketing Political Sci. Business Adm. Business Adm. No Preference Business Adm. No Preference Elementary Ed. Sci. Medicine Accounting Mathematics No Preference Business Adm. Political Sci. Special Ed. No Preference No Preference No Preference Preagriculture Psychology No Preference General Studies No Preference Mathematics Business Adm. Prelaw No Preference General Studies Health Care Adm. No Preference Psychology Sociology Pro pharmacy Elementary Ed. No Preference Biology Law Enforcement Office Adm. Marketing Biology General Studies Business Adm. General Studies Science General Studies Spe. He. Ed. Special Ed. Business Adm. Accounting Management Adm. Political Sci. Foreign language Biology Rosborough, Thomas Rocw. William Rosencrance, Barbara Ross. Richard Romero. Michael Rowan. Wallace Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Russell, Raymond Sale, Allen Salinas. Dominic Salter, Eurico Sanders, Connie Sanders. Jane Fr. Soph, Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sanders, Maitland Sanders, Mardclln Sanders. Mitchell Sanders, Tony Sandifcr, Jett Sandifcr, Kevin Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Soph. 160 LSU-S students gather in the shack to discuss everyday affairs. Sandiford, Kirk H. Jr. Marketing Santos, Terry M. FV. No Preference Sartori, Patricia FV. No Preference Saulsbery, Carla M. Nonmatriculalcd Schillage, Cathy Fr. Business Schmidt. LawrieJ. Fr. Political Sci. Schober. Milton Fr. No Preference Schorr, Allen M. Fr. Business Adm. Schroedcr, Merriell Fr. History- Schwarz, Krista M. Soph. No Preference Scott, Audrey Nonmatriculated Scott, I)avi l Fr. No Preference Scott, Emma J. Fr. No Preference Scott, Kenneth N. Soph. Business Adm. Screws, Marion D. Fr. General Studies Sealey, David C. Fr. Management Adm. Sears, Bernice G. Fr. No Preference Sebrcn, Terry L. Fr. Preagriculture Shaffer. Vernon C. Jr. Biology Shaw. Bobbie J. Fr. English Shaw, Donna E. Fr. No Preference Shaw, Jeffrey A. Fr. Accounting Shaw, Rita A. Soph. Special Ed. Shepard, James R. Fr. Business Adm. Shephard, Brenda B. Fr. Communications Shepherd, Johnson Fr. Predentistry Shepherd, Linda S. Fr. Prepharmacy Shepherd, Toya L. Jr. Science Shillcutt. Bob Fr. Business Adm. Shockley, Katherine Jr. Special Ed. Shou| e, Mary E. Fr. No Preference Shuler, Julia Fr. No Preference Sibley, Mary D. Fr. Business Adm. Silvie, Siggie Jr. Law Enforcement Simpson. Pamela A. Jr. Elementary Ed. Simpson, Loretta H. Fr. Business Adm. 161 Simmson, Chester Si m mans, J ohan na Simmons, Rebecca Simmons. Rebecca S. Simmons, Wayne Simonton, Edwin Sims, Gave Sinclair. Michael Singleton, Debra Slagle, Clay Slater, Debra Slaughter, Lcland Slusher, Mary Wright Small, Harold Small. James Smith, Cheryl Smith, Dak-Smith, Eda L. Smith. Eula Smith, Gary W. Smith. Karen Smith, James N. Smith, Judy A. Smith, Kathryn Smith, Linda K. Smith, Rebecca Smith. Rickey G. Smith. Thomas E. Smith. Mary E. Smith, Michael Smith, Scot R. Snapp, Richard Snead. L. Charmaine Snead, Rol ert Snell, John C. Snyder, Kenneth Snyder, Stephanie Soileau. Susan E. Soloman, Roslyn C. Soule. Janet Sowell. Monica Spain, Rosalind Spano, Anthony Speer, Lisa Spence, Daniel Spence, Pulton M Spencer, James Spinks. Hartley Spinks, James Sprogg, Susan Spurlock, William Stanley, James Stanton, Patricia Stark. Gerald Starkey, Jim Starks, David Steinmclz, Mark Stephens, Harvey Stephens. Mark L Stephens, William Underclassmen Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Business Adm. FV. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Soph. Accounting Jr. Mathematics Fr. Accounting Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference- Fr. Biology Soph. English Fr. Preagriculturc Jr. Psychology Jr. No Preference Jr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Soph. Sociology Fr. Biology Nonmatriculated Fr. No Preference Soph. Mathematics Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Sociology Soph. Business Adm. Fr. Biology Nonmatriculated Soph. No Preference Soph. No Preference Fr. No Preference Soph. Psychology Jr. Office Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Law Enforcement Sr. Gen. Studies Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. Sociology Nonmatriculated Fr. No Preference Soph. Elementary Ed. Fr. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Soph. Fine Arts Fr. No Preference Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Sci. Medicine Fr. No Preference Jr. English Soph. History- Fr. No Preference Fr. Prwlentislry Fr. Prepharmacy Jr. Accounting Fr. Prelaw Fr. Business Adm. 162 Underclassmen Sterha, Judcne M. Soph. Business Adm. Storba. Rita Marie Fr. Business Adm. Sterner. Steven R. Fr. X-Ray Tech. Sterritt, Richard I). Soph. Business Adm. Stevens, Janell Fr. Psychology Stevens. Thomas L Non matriculated Stevens. William F. Nonmatriculated Stewart, Bruce A. Fr. No Preference Stewart, William K. Jr. Social Studies Stokich, Lisa N. Jr. Art Stonestreet, Debra Fr. No Preference Stoojis. Raymond Soph. Accounting Strain, David C. Soph. Psychology Strain, Keith E. Jr. Biology- Streadwick, Mary E Fr. Business Adm. Strickland. Susan Soph. Office Adm. Stroud, Thomas M. Jr. General Studies Stuckmeyer, Daniel Fr. Business Adm. Sullivan. Bobby L. Fr. Accounting Sullivan. Elizabeth Jr. Sociology Sullivan. James W. Soph. Law Enforcement Sullivan. Mary Soph. Psychology- Sullivan, Ric Jr. No Preference Swann. John M. Fr. No Preference Swann. Rolx-rt A. Fr. Math Tackett, Clenon Fr. Business Adm. Taggart, Tricia J. Fr. Biology- Talley, Rolx-rt C. Jr. Business Adm. Tauzin. Amy C. Fr. Accounting Tarrer, Linda R. Soph. Elementary Ed. Taylor. Daniel J. Fr. Business Adm. Taylor, David D. Fr. General Studies Taylor, Deljorah J. Fr. Psychology- Taylor. Jo Ann Fr. Business Adm. Taylor, Norman Soph. Biology- Taylor, Steven R. Fr. Accounting Tcbele, Molly Fr. No Preference Tcdeton. Marion A. Jr. Management Adm. Tench, Marie D. Jr. No Preference Terrell, Wanda B. Fr. No Preference Tcxada. Virfrinia K. Fr. Sci. Med. Thibodeaux,Jackye Fr. Business Adm. Thigpen. Richard L. Fr. No Preference Thomas, Gail Ann Fr. Office Adm. Thomas, Judy A. Fr. Business Thomas. Mark E. Fr. No Preference Thomas, Mary Fr. Elementary Ed. Thomas, Roy L. Jr. General Studies Thomas. William Soph. No Preference Thompson. Joann Jr. Office Adm. Thompson. Randy Soph. Sjx-ech Tompson. Raymond Fr. No Preference Thom|ison, William H. Fr. No Preference Tiblx'lts. Dorcas Fr. Accounting Til bit. Jimmie Fr. Accounting Tiller, F. Leslie Fr. General Studies Timber man, Kurt Fr. Mathematics Timmons, Samira G. Jr. English Tinsley. Hugh M. Jr. Business Adm. Todd, Mark Steven Fr. Prestgriculture 163 Tohill. Tommy Tolleson, Sandra Tompkins. Larry Torres. Donald Towery, Claude Towns. Patricia Tramel, Johnny Trichcl, Sarah Troquille, Mary Trujillo, Herbert Tucker. Freddie Tumincllo, Cynthia Turner. Mike F. Turner, Thomas Tutt, Franklin L. Twohig, Lydia A. Tyler. Ronald H. Uptigrove. Daniel Ursery, Vickie Vance. Cynthia Vaughan. James Veascy, Connie Vekovius, Joann Vcrhalen. Patricia Vestal, Bernice Villar. Angiol Vinson. Belinda Wachtel, Julia Waddle, Annie M. Waggoner, Kathy Wagner, Gary L. Waitt, Donald F. Wall. Judy A. Walls, James A. Walker, Glenletta Wallace. Jon D. Wallis. Sheri F. Walsh, Michael E. Walton, Betty C. Ward. Bryan L Ward. Carla Ware, Daniel S. Warwood, Susan Watkins, William Watson, Carter Watson. Kathleen Watson. Randall Watson, Rodney Watson. Vemcr T. Watson. Vickie Watson. William Watts, MacArthur Wearer. Phylis Webb, Paul M. Webster, James Weileder, Richard Weistein, Terri Welch. Cecil K. Welch, Linda Kay Welch, Melinda 164 Sr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Fr. Soph. Jr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. 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West. Dcl omh Soph. West, Jamie C. Jr. West, Victoria Fr. Westall, Darold Fr. Westbrook. William Fr. Westcott. Janet Fr. Wcstergaard, Constance Jr. Westergaard, Fre l Fr. Wcstloy, Melinda Jr. Whatley, Frnces Soph. Whatley, JncII Fr. Wheeler, Elizalieth Fr. Wheeler. Michael Fr. Wheeler, Stephen Fr. Whiscnhunt, Jerald Soph. White, Carolyn Y. Fr. While, Colleen Fr. White, Howard R. Fr. White, Martha Soph. Whiting. Elizabeth Fr. Whitman. Florence Fr. Whitson. Helen Soph. Whitworth. David Fr. Wiggins. Joseph Soph. Wiley. Charlotte Fr. Wilkerson. Eunice Fr. Wilkerson. Nclda Soph. Wilkes. Kent E. Fr. Wilkie, Wendy L. Fr. Wilkinson. Harvey Fr. Williams. Albert Soph. Williams. Eddie Fr. Williams. Hubert Fr. Williams. Janis Fr. Williams. John A. Fr. Williams, Loretta Fr. Williams. Louis H. Jr. Williams. Natalie Fr. Williams, Tommy D. Fr. Willis, Donald Jr. Wilson. Eldora Wilson. James R. Jr. Wilson. John T. Fr. Wilson. Lisa Fr. Wilson, Shirley Fr. Wilson. Stephen Fr. Wimberly, Judy D. Fr. Winbcrry, Carolyn Soph. Winkle, Nuynce Soph. Winn, Amy C. Fr. Winner, Sandra Jr. Wise, Marye A. Fr. Nonmalriculalcd Business Adm. No Preference Business Adm. Accounting Biology Biology Pro ariculturc Sj ecial Ed. No Preference Business Adm. General Studies Biology Accounting No Preference Prelaw S| eeial Ed. Psychology Office Adm. Chemistry General Studies General Studies Spc. He. Ed. Spe. He. Ed. No Preference Accounting Biology Med-Toch No Preference Accounting No Preference Preagrieulture Office Adm. Biology Spe. lie. Ed. Business Adm. Law Enforcement General Studies Business Adm. Biology History Office Adm. General Studies Office Adm. Accounting Speech No Preference Science Nonmatriculated Business Adm. Preagriculture Psychology Accounting Management Adm. No Preference No Preference General Studies Fine Arts Sjtecial Ed. Accounting 165 Underclassmen Soph. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Soph Soph. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph Jr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Biology Prelaw Psychology Sociology No Preference No Preference Law Enforcement Business Adm. No Preference Accounting Biology Political Sci. Accounting Biology Accounting Prelaw Geography No Preference Prelaw Business Adm. Management Adm. Elementary Ed. General Studies Science Accounting Medical Tech. Biology Biology Spe. He. Ed. Predcnlistry Predentistry Wise, Muuric W. Wisinger, John M. Wisinger. Mary K. Womack. Michael A. Womack, Sharon G. Womack. Terrence Wood. Michael E. Woodall, James Woodard, Catherine Woodard, Charlene Woods, Anita R. Woo lward, Richard Wooley, Gary B. Wooley, Stephen J. Wright. Olden M. Wychc, Thomas C. Yeates, John M. Yokum, Judith 0. Young, Donald M. Young. Gail B. Young, Michael G. Young, Patti I). Young, Virginia W. Young. William J. Youngblood, James Youngblood, Kathv Zajd, John M. Zakris. James J. Zeigler, Dcl orah Zeringue, Conjetta Zich, John R. 166 ) Underclassmen of 1976 and what we did! 167 Now that you have read this book, I hope that you can identify with at least a few of the ideas and memories. It certainly will not make a difference in the way you live your life, but it might help you find something you never noticed or forgot. I f your picture is out of focus, or your name is spelled wrong, I am extremely sorry. Many times we were uncertain, but I am sure of one thing: all the lost sleep, the many hours, and the endless anxieties will have all been worth it, if you can become a part of this book. RBk - [ A I would like to thank the following j eople: our advisor. Dr. Milton Finley; our Taylor representative, Chuck Fowler; our Bagatelle staff, Jeff McKinnon, Rodney Watson, Ken Jones, Philip Burns, Mark Elfervig, Becky Hubbard, Monique Kolonko, and Natalie Williams; AJmagesrfall editor, Randy Griffith; Almagest spring editor, Garrett Stearns; and the Almagest photographers for all their help and the many long hours. Marilyn L. Kolonko Editor-in-chief SHREVEPORT