Louisiana State University Shreveport - Manifest / Bagatelle Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)
- Class of 1978
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1978 Bagatelle Volume XI Louisiana State University Shreveport, Louisiana Growing With LSUS Table of Contents Opening..... Student Life . Organizations Classes .... 1 .80 128 2 I Bagatelle Staff Kay Owens............. Philip Burns.......... Carol Burns........... Ben Gates............. Leisa Maples.......... Ed Jenkins ........... Denise Allen.......... • Mike Turner, Janet Foss, Rocky Goodwin.......... .....Editor in Chief .......Photo Editor Organizations Editor . . Student Life Editor .......Class Editor .......Photographer . .Asst. Photographer . . Contributing Photographers 3 Growing With LSUS Picking i theme for I hi 1978 Bagatelle was easy — (irowth! To every student who attended LSUS this year, the university's growth was obvious: We had to — quite willingly, of course — walk around it. step over it. and adjust ourselves to it. The new I Diversity Center, begun last summer, is only a few months away from completion. While activity continues there, surveyors have begun site work for the proposed Business Administration and Education Building. Behind the power plant, more work continues on a new Maintenance Building, and the tennis courts — completed just this year — are already swarming with tennis buffs. Also in the planning stages is a Health and Physical Kducalion Building. Another form of growth was the addition of the Caspiana Big I louse to the campus, where it is being renovated to serve in the Pioneer I ieritage Program. Even our commencement exercise, held in May. was another growth indicator. The 1978 graduating class, numbering 348 students, was LSUS largest ever, and marked tin fourth consecutive year that the graduating class increased in number. The first thought of placing a stale college in Shreveport took form in 1937 with the late Malcolm La Fargue. who in an address to the Cosmopolitan Club advocated the idea in order to ... extend the facilities of the university (LSI J) for the benefit of the school children in ( addo Parish. 11 is suggestion. however, did not receive the necessary legislative support. Although a bill to locate a state-funded college in Shreveport was introduced in the stale legislature in 1956. it was not until 1964 that LSUS finally look form — if only on paper — as a two-year college. On Feb. 6.1965. the commuter college was established by the LSI I Board of Supervisors and Dr. Donald E. Shipp was named its dean. In December of that same year, the board approved $3 million for the first of a three-phase? construction program. In 1967. LSUS began its first session. During 1968. a campaign was launched that eventually led to LSIJS' status as a four-year university. junior classes were added in 1973. and in 1974 senior classes came into being. At the same lime. Dr. Shipp was named Chancellor. Indeed! LSUS has grown since La Fargues speech in 1937. Our University has become an asset to the community and will continue to grow. While glancing through the next few pages of memories at LSUS. try to visualize the university's first two years — isolated in a cotton patch on I lighway 1 — and then consider the growth that has occurred in tin? past ten years. And there is more to come?. . . The 1978 Bagatelle cover is a water color painting of the nonrenovated Caspiana “Big House’’ seen through the steel girders of the new University Center. The painting, by Fine Arts student Steve Dupree, symbolizes the old and the new, or in short, the growth of Louisiana State University in Shreveport during the past decade. 5 Every person horn into this world rep- resents something new. something I hill never existed her fore, something original and unique . . . every man’s foremost task is the actualization of his unique, unprecedented and never recurring potentialities, and not the repetition of something that another, and lie it even the greatest, has already achieved. Martin Huber Change. . . Gather ye rosebuds while ye may. Old Time is still a flying:” Herrick ■■■ 9 n M 16 STUDENT LIFE I 18 Student Life Kducalion is the development of the whole nature of man. physical. intellectual, and moral, through interaction with every phase of his environment. The importance of an active student life is obvious when one considers its rich contribution to both formal and informal education. During the past decade, great progress has been math’ in student activities at I.Sl IS. Student participation in campus events has grown parallel with the University's expanding facilities. The improvement of the social life of our campus is due to the enthusiasm of many dedicated students. Pressing obligations understandably require a large part of everyone's time, l or this reason. many students leave school as fast as possible. Participation in diverse campus activities such as lectures, dances, movies, and intramural sports can provide a rewarding escape from the routine duties one must perform. The quality of our student life will continue to improve with increased student involvement. Student Life has changed al LSI IS since 19HH. and so have ihe students. (Top) These young scholars are representative of the HMifi student body. Center) Intramural Sports have always been popular. (Bottom) One of the new activities during Ihe past year has been Ihe LSI IS Choir. REGISTRATION You have to take life as it happens, but you should try to make it happen the way you want to take it. David Campbell 22 DANCES Come, and trip it as you go. On the light fantastic Milton 23 i AL LICHTENSTEIN CIRCUS A comedy is far more like real life than a drama • _ t is. Bergson INTRAMURAL SPORTS 25 26 27 28 79 BATTLE OF THE 30 Organizations’ Stars 31 ARTISTS AND Former U.S. Senator Eugene McCarthy expressed his views on the inadequacies of the two-party system. He also spoke of the necessity for the changes produced by the campus turmoil in the 60’s. LECTURERS SERIES The Reverend Helen Morris Havens explained the pros and cons of being a female priest. Former Ugandan Attorney General Godfrey Binaisa made students and faculty aware of the serious problems faced by the country of Uganda. 33 Annual Muscular Dystrophy Dance-a-Thon Good, the more Communicated, more abundant grows. Milton 35 Caspiana Plantation (Right) Chancellor Donald E. Shipp is pictured with Mrs. Nell Hooper (center) and Mrs. Margaret Hutchinson McClellan, granddaughters of the late William Hutchinson, original owner of the Caspiana Plantation. (Center) Dr. John Hall and Dr. Alan Thompson are measuring the house in preparation for transporting it to LSUS. (Bottom) Dr. John Hall is recording the dimensions of the “Big House. 36 “Big House” The photograph below shows the Big House as it appeared in the 1890's. Upon completion, the Caspiana House will house the Pioneer Heritage Program. This group plans to inform the people of Northwest Louisiana of this part of the state's colorful history. 37 KA’s OLD SOUTH 38 WKCWT IMP M 0 Nl r I LI ON' vwsmw 39 40 jy x. xxmx an d xA Lh £J?US £l ai z tn ihani and x ans.s. l Bnaty t 41 Who’s Who in (Right) Mignonne Barbee is graduating in May with a 3.20 grade point average in elementary education (special cd). has participated in the Baptist Student Union (BSU). Sigma Alpha Upsilon and served as vice president. president and director of SAU. She was recording secretary, pledge trainer, executive vice president and rush chairman for Delta Delta Delta Sorority, and a member of the Student Louisiana Teachers Association. (Bottom right) Ranee Beaty is a graduating senior with a 3.77 grade point average. Elected as Miss LSUS for 1977-78. she is a psychology major. She is first vice president of the Honor Society and also an active member of the Psychology club. (Bottom left) Thomas Alan Brown, a pre-med major will graduate in May. His grade point average is 3.89. Tommy was parliamentarian and president of the Health Science Club, and was first vice president of the Honor Society. He was elected as Mr. LSUS in 1976. Other activities include serving as Intramural Sports Student Director and Public Information Counselor for the Student Government Association (SGA). i J 1 42 American Colleges (Bottom left) David Brian Harmon is a graduating senior and has a 3.0 (trade point average. David has served as a Student Government Association (SGA) senator, parliamentarian and vice president. A history major, he was also scholarship chairman of Delta Chi chapter of Kappa Alpha Fraternity. (Bottom right) Charles Kessler, a biology major, is a graduating senior. His grade point average is 3.94. and he served as parliamentarian and secretary-treasurer of the Health Sciences Club, president of the Honor Society and was active in Intramural Sports. Charles is also an usher at First Baptist Church. (Right) Virginia Williams Small is a senior pre-med major with a 3.89 grade point average. She is on the Shreveport Board of Mental Health, and is Judge of the Judicial Branch of Student Government Association for the College of Science. Virginia is a member of the Allied Health Science Club. 43 Who's Who (Continued) j[ (Right) Annette Renee Mohr, a biology major, has a 3.2 grade point average. She was chaplain and president of Delta Della Della Sorority for two years. A member of Panhcllenic and the Baptist Student Union, she has participated in Intramurals. Renee was chosen to represent the LSUS Powder Puff All-Stars in state competition in Baton Rouge. (Bottom righ!)Mary Sue Lord is a Special Education major, a member of Honor Society. Student laiuisiana Teachers' Association and the Special Education Club. She participated in the Oxford tour and has a 3.65 grade | oinl average. Mary, a senior, is also a member of the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. She is pictured tutoring another student. (Bottom left) Robert Stuart Pitts is a chemistry major, a senior and has a 3.3 grade point average. Stuarl was a charter member of Chemistry Club serving as president and program director. He is a member of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity and was president of the social order for two years. (Not pictured) Rebecca Hudsmith was selected as a Who's Who Student. She is now attending Louisiana State University Law School in Baton Rouge. J 44 LSUS CHOIR All men agree that music is one of the pleasantest things . . . Hence and with good reason it is introduced into social gatherings and entertainments because it makes the hearts of men glad. Aristotle 45 46 wm 47 48 3 51 52 “Do you know your own reasons for your beliefs, or do you absorb your beliefs from whatever happens to be in your environment, like plankton taking in nourishment? Wayne C. Booth 53 54 The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but to enable a man to put his other foot higher. Thomas Huxley 55 “Two are better than one: because they have a good reward for their labour. For if they fall, the one will lift up his fellow: but woe to him that is alone when he falleth: for he hath not another to help him up. Ecclesiastes 4:9.10 4 57 58 59 The; holy passion of Friendship is of so sweet and steady and loyal and enduring a nature that it will last through a whole lifetime. if not asked to lend money.” Mark Twain « j J 4 I I 60 6 62 63 s 65 CELEBRATING A SEMESTER ENDING 66 67 FACULTY and STAFF A8 Focusing on t 70 Faculty and Staff 71 Bates. James Dr. Prof.. Chairman. H and PE Bates. Patricia Asst. Prof.. English Bennett. LaVcmc Dr. Asst. Prof.. Spec. Ed. Ccn. Berry. Wanda Library Asst. Cir. Dept. Bowen. Sandra S. Asst. Prof.. H and PE Bridger. Gale Dr. Asst. Prof.. Education Brown. Wayne Dr. Asst. Prof.. Biol. Sci. Cady. Dorothy A. Asst. Prof.. Biol. Science Ca '.isle. Joesph F. Asst. Prof.. Psychology Cl ise. Edgar Dir. Stud. Fin. Aid C' iud. Dalton Dr. Assoc. Prof., and Ch. Comm. D n. Norman Dr. Asst. Prof.. Geography Eaton. Bob Asst, to Registrar Flicker. Richard Dr. Asst. Prof.. Psychology Goemer. Joseph Dr. Prof, and Chairman. Chemistry Goodrich. James D. Dr. Assoc. Prof.. Chemistry Gothard. Donita Dr. Assoc. Prof.. Psychology Guerin. Wilfred Dr. Prof, of English Gustavson. David Dr. Asst. Prof.. Education Hall. Carol Asst. Prof.. Mathematics Hall. JohnG. Dr. Prof.. Bio. Sci. Hall. John W. Prof, and Ch.. Soc. Sci. Hardy. Laurence Dr. Assoc. Prof.. Biol. Science Herring, Evelyn Asst. Prof.. English 72 Mulson. Nancy Asst. Prof.. English limes. Sdveslion Dr. Prof.. Biol. Sci. Kalinsky. Robert Mr. Asst. Prof.. Biol. Sci. Kemp. George Dr. Prof, and Ch. Psychology Kidd. Justin E. Dr. Asst. Prof.. English King. Anna Library Asst.. Cat. Dept. Like. James Dr. Asst. Prof.. English Lampkin. Loretta Asst. Prof.. English Lcitx. Robert Dr. Assoc. Prof.. English Longfellow. Aliena Asst. Prof, in English Lower. Frank Dr. Asst. Prof.. Communication Lynch. Steven Dr. Asst. Prof.. Biol. Sci. 73 Marsala. Vincent Dr. Dean. College of General Studies Marshman. Larry Dr. Director of Special Ed. Center Martin. Ronald Dr. Assoc. Prof.. Chemistry McCleary. William Asst. Librarian McGuire. Danny Asst. Prof.. Law Enforcement McKinney. Alfred Dr. Assoc. Prof.. Mathematics Mcl.aurin. Ann Dr. Assoc. Prof.. Soc. Sci. McPherson. C. R. Asst, to Vice Chan, for Academic Aff. Meredith. Chuck Director of Information Services Merrett. Marilyn Gen. Librarian. Cat. Dept. Mosley. Mattie |. Asst. Prof.. Education Murphy. Walt V.A. Representative 74 Mussleman. Leroy Asst. Prof.. History Norman. Wanda Steno III. General Studies Parker. Malcolm Assoc. Librarian and Director Patrick. Joe Assl. Prof.. French Powell. John B. Dr. Director. Conf. and Inst. Rohhins. Patricia G. Gen. Librarian. Cir. Dept. Sabin. James Dr. Assoc. Prof.. Education Sanders. Edgar G. Vet. Aff. Coordinator Sanderson. Donald Dr. Assl. Prof.. Philosophy Simon. |oe A. Director Student Act. Smith. Don C. Dr. Assl. Prof.. Mathematics Smith. Jimmie Dr. Vice Chan, for Student Affairs Spaht. Carlos Dr. Assoc. Prof.. Mathematics Speairs. Richard Dr. Prof, and Ch.. Biol. Sci. Stoltlemire. Marvin Dr. Asst. Prof.. Pol. Sci. Street. Laura Library Assistant Tabarlat. B. E. Dr. Dean. College of Education Thompson. Alan Asst. Prof.. History Torrans. Anne F. Assoc. Prof.. Comm. 76 Faculty 77 78 82 83 ORGANIZATIONS ____________________| 85 ORGANIZATIONS Organization is one; of the primary foundations for sound development. Within an academic community, organization enhances better communication among its public and systematically constitutes a common goal. Organization does not occur, it evolves. First, there must be a .cause within a group: second, a leader: and third, interpersonal communication. Through the past ten years. LSUS organizations have grown from eight small groups to some thirty fully active, independent clubs. Almagest. Bagatelle. SGA. Biology Club and BSU were formed in 1967 and are still active today. The former three, however, are the only organizations budgeted through the LSU system. Social fraternities and sororities have greatly influenced extracurricular activities within the academic setting and broadened their realm of service projects to include civic events. For instance. Alpha Phi. the first chartered sorority, was the first LSUS organization to sponsor the Muscular Dystrophy Danee-a-lhon. and they were soon joined by Della Sigma Phi and other social orders. Delta Omicron Mu (DOM), who promoted Toys for Tots during the Christmas season. Moa’ Afrika. who encouraged academic excellence among the student body, and the Government and Law Society (GLS). who acquire better understanding of our government, and the other dedicated clubs of 1976 are all prime examples of leadership in our university. The number of organizations has grown since 1968. (Top) Tlu 19( 8 Student Government Association officers are representative of the student organizations. (Center) The Kappa Alpha Old South depicts an old tradition within a growing society (Bottom) The KA's collect canned goods for the needy. i 88 I Eta Sigma Gamma, the; Allied Health Science Club of LSUS. was organized in the spring of 1973. The club is one of the largest organizations on campus and is open to all science majors who are interested in a medical-oriented profession and hold a 2.0 or better grade average. Throughout the year, we host representatives of the medical and paramedical professions who address the members. Also, the club members observe medical procedures performed in various hospitals. Each spring the club plans for an extended visit to a renowned medical facility to gain additional exposure to the various aspects of the medical professions. Eta Sigma Gamma’s officers are: Tommy Brown, president: James Zakris. vice president; Denise Myers, secretary; Sevetri Moor, treasurer: and Charles Kessler, historian and parliamentarian. Dr. S. Jimes and Dr. W. Brown are the organization's advisors. (Top) Tommy Brown president of the Allied I(calth Science Club speaks to the members. 89 (Top. left) Chuck Meredith. Bagatelle advisor; (Right) Philip Bums. Chief Photographer; (Bottom, left) Carol Burns. Organizations Editor. (Right) Ed Jenkins. Assistant Photographer; (Opp. pg.. top) Lcisa Maples. Faculty and Class Editor: Ben Cates. Student Life Editor: and Kay Owens. Editor-in-chief: (Bottom, left) Mike Turner, volunteer photographer, and (Right) Denise Allen, asst, photographer. I 90 Bagatelle, the LSUS yearbook, has been published annually since 1968 to present reflections of campus life. Since its beginning, the Bagatelle has depicted such themes as time, knowledge, advantages of higher education and the Bicentennial. The theme of the 1978 Bagatelle is growing — how much the university has changed in the past ten years. Since 1968. the yearbooks’s page number has almost doubled to assure the students a complete image of their past year at LSUS. The Bagatelle Staff is composed of eight members. The editors of each section are responsible for writing copy, layout and editing. The photographers shoot pictures, develop negatives and print the finished product. The 1978 Bagatelle staff has sought two major changes. First, an LSUS student was hired to design the yearbook cover. Second, instead of employing assistant editors more responsibility was placed on the editors of each sent inn._____________________________________________________________________ (Top. lefl) Kent Lowe, sports editor; (Below) Mona Thome. Fall editor in chief: and Tammy Lovewell. editorial asst.; (Right) Dr. Robert Russell, advisor, and Sam Moore. Spring editor in chief: (Bottom, left) Sunshine Milligan, asst, business manager and Rae-lenc Pell. Business manager. (Right) Denise Allen. 92 Photo editor. Almagest Almagest, the official newspaper of LSUS. provides information for students and faculty and serves as a laboratory where journalism students gain practical experience in the production of a professional newspaper. Almagest supplies timely news, editorials, features, surveys, commentaries, entertainment and photo coverage relating to university and community activities. Most articles are written by staff members but the staff encourages student and faculty contributions. The staff presents an 8-12 page newsprint every Friday, excluding holidays and final exams. Staff members are involved in nearly all phases of putting a newspaper together. Almost all photographs, copy and cartooning are done by the staff. Advertising has more than doubled since 1974. Almagest enjoys a large degree of freedom in deciding what is to be printed in the newspaper and has experienced no problems with censorship. Responsibility for content lies with the editor and copy is not submitted to the faculty advisor for approval prior to publication. A L M A G E S T 93 Top) Mona Thome. Fall Editor-in-Chief. (Bol-om. left) Don Wailt. Feature Writer (Right) fohn liddle. Fall news editor. Spring asst, editor. Dr. Lawrence Hardy. Dr. R. K. Speairs. Dr. Robert Kalinsky. and Dr. Lynch. (Top) Dennis Goodrich. Sharon Price. Sherry Austnrficld. Michael Blackwell, and Tim Quattrone (Bottom) Dr. Lawrence Hardy. John Hall, lames Pomeraning. Tim Quattrone. Keith Holmes, and Sherry Austcrfield. Lamba 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 LSUS’ 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 of the Sciences Museum, and to preserve the environment. The Biology Club is funded by membership dues and solicitation of donations from area businesses and civic groups. (Clockwise, lop left) Cail Overmeyer al Red River Revel: Gina Gordey and Twila Parker: Ingrid Cireno. Kelly Payton, and Jane Oil: Denise lacks and alumni: Ingrid Cireno. Wanda Coe. Karen Franklin and Amanda Lowery: Kalhy Ward and Donna Rushing. 96 [ Alpha Phi. the first sorority to be chartered at LSUS. began with ten founders on September 30. 1872. at Syracuse, New York. With chapters throughout the U.S. and Canada, the Phis are a shining example of the warmth of sisterhood. Traditionally. Alpha Phi emphasizes character, conduct, and culture, along with scholastic achievement, love, understanding, individuality as well as unity, warmth and fun. The nationally supported philanthropy of Alpha Phi is the Heart Association. for which over two million dollars have been raised. The LSUS chapter. Epsilon Tau, is also very prom! of its support of the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The symbols of Alpha Phi are forget-me-nots. lilies of the valley, the ivy leaf, and Phi bear. All serve as reminders of the organization's many goals and achievements. The year’s activities have included active participation in the Muscular Dystrophy Dance-a-thon. the Intramural Powderpuff Football League, the Greek Formal, and the LSUS Battle of the Organizations. Through these activities and many others, the Phis have provided a place for college women to hang their hearts. and have given them a lifetime of love and involvement. A L P H A P H I 97 (Top left) Cindy Mclnis and Gina Gordy. (Top right) Bclh Evans. Mrs. DeLaune. alumni, and Marcy DcLaunc. (Center left) Maria Dalton. (Center right) Candy Harr. (Bottom left) Carol Todd. (Bottom right) Karen Taylor. Mr. and Mr . Philip Dees and |ohn Sztuka. Mr. and Mr . John Tabor 98 |oe Acosta and Susie Parker. Norberl Crafts and friend. In its second year the LSUS Alumni Association was involved with a number of projects and activities, including the work of five committees: high school relations, awards and scholarships, activities, legislative, and long range planning (the latter is responsible for generating support for academic facilities, alumni history. Caspiana House, archives program, career day. and an alumni travel program). The Association has presented student awards for school interest and participation, sponsored a booth at the Louisiana State Fair, lobbied in behalf of LSUS' building and advanced degree programs, established a scholarship fund and held Christmas and graduation parties. An alumni board of directors meets monthly in Bronson Hall. John R. Tabor is Director of Alumni Affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Farrell and friends. (Top) Actives: Marilyn Ferris, chaplain: Melanie Minor, scholarship chairman: Leisa Maples, treasurer: Renee Mohr, president. (Right) Karen Carl, reference chairman; Raelene Pell, service chairman: Mignonne Barbee. rush chairman: Martha lies. (Bottom left) Lisa Poindexter. Liz Vallcry. Ruth Poole. Janet Kozack. and Ann McConnico. (Right) Denise Clingan. too (L«ft) Sheila Maddox. Pam Cooper. Cindy Shephard. Susan Hayden and (Front) Becky Benvadine. (Below) Actives: Kay Buller and Lora Julian. (Bottom) Pledges at meeting. Sarah Ida Shaw founded Delta Delta Delta on Thanksgiving Eve, 1888. She recognized that fraternal organization could meet the needs of college women nationwide. Hence, with the establishment of Tri-Delta, the collegiate life is broadened through social, moral, spiritual, and intellectual growth. Tri-Delta actively sponsors two philanthropies in satisfying their responsibilities to their school, community, and nation. Tri-Delta also offers its members a beginning rich with tradition and a heritage of love and friendship. G L S t Listening to the debate, are Mark Stevens. David Pictured above is the LSUS Government And Low Society President Ken Jones. Harmon, and Chris Smith. 102 (Left to right) GLS members are: Mike Provenxa: Chris Timo: June Harris : Rick Ross: Pan Francis. Secretary-Treasurer. Ken Jones. President: Dr. Marvin Stoltlemire: Collier Mickle. Vice-president: Earl Porter; Frank Granger: Ray Kethley; and Chris Killcbreau. PANAMA CANAL DEBATE (Right) Dr. Marvin Stottlcmirc: (Below) Dr. Milton Finley. Since fall 1976. the LSUS Government and Law Society has operated on the LSUS campus. A newlv created but not new organization, the club offers avenues for those interested in the fields of government and law. The advisers are Dr. Norman Provizer and Dr. Marvin Stottle-mire. who are both political scientists on the LSUS faculty. The objective of this society is to provide for the students of LSUS who are interested in political science and its related fields of study the opportunity to acquire a better understanding of these fields with an emphasis on career and educational guidance: and also the opportunity to associate with those individuals who have these interests in common, and such other activities as may be deemed necessary or desirable. GLS provides a seminar each spring for those interested in the area of law. In addition. we have guest speakers, bi-monthly meetings. and a few semesterlv socials. It is not “Washington Behind Closed Doors or Watergate. but it is a beneficial organization — even if you are not a political science or pre-law major. It is what we make it. and we can make things happen. The LSUS GLS is the place to be. The provisional chapter of LSUS was granted a charter by Kappa Alpha order on March 15, 1975. On February 7. 1976. the order granted an active charter and designated the 24 members as Delta Chi chapter. Delta Chi has always maintained many diverse programs, designed to offer a variety of interests. Rush is a very important part of the overall program. The entire chapter participates and results were especially impressive this year, as 18 new pledges were inducted. Delta Chi is unique in that it constantly affords the pledges an opportunity to participate in all chapter activities. Old South is certainly the most impressive activities the chapter sponsors as well as one of the most impressive on the LSUS campus. Each April finds the men of the Kappa Alpha decked out in the uniforms of the Confederacy and their ladies attired in antebellum dresses. The entire week is composed of special events, dances, and parties. The spring also finds the chapter involved in its annual Convivium. celebrating the founding of the Order as well as the birth of Robert E. Lee. This year will be a first as Delta Chi will sponsor the first attempt at a North Louisiana Convivium composed of all chapters in the north of Louisiana. The KA’s also participate in many other areas of the campus and community. Service projects such as Muscular Dystrophy and March of Dimes are an annual event in the chapter. As an organization, its purpose is to create a unit of brotherhood among its members. Through this brotherhood, its purpose of developing leadership in young men will be achieved. 104 (Opposite page, lop) Curt Campbell. (Bottom) Chris Smith and Mark Stephens. (Top. left) Ken Jones. (Right) Mark Stephens and Pat Patterson. (Center, left) Ronnie Boswell and Randy Alley. (Right) Norman Conway and limmy Hammitcr. (Bottom, right) Bob Trevino. Mark Farmer, and Ronnie Boswell. P H A 105 (Top) Don Martin. vice-president marketing. and Janice Edwards. (Center) Mr. Mike Dailey, advisor. Stephanie Davis and Steve Hand. Vice-president. (Bottom, left) George Henderson and John Etchen. treasurer. (Right) Barbara Davis with husband John. 106 (Top. left) John Elchen. treasurer, with Todd Tillman, faculty advisor. (Right) Jim Cousins, past president, with Larccn Drake and Steve Hand. Pi Sigma Epsilon was organized at LSUS in 1975 to give marketing enthusiasts practical experience in marketing through the planning and executing of projects such as the Telephone Directory published in September 1977. The club also benefits from meeting and talking to marketing people in their field. Such association often leads to better job opportunities after graduation because most marketing executives are members of its parent organization called to Society of Marketing Executives (SME). (Bottom, left) Dave Letoumcau. president. (Right) Kathy Gann. Mike jones. Pam Jones and other Pi Sigma Epsilon members and friends. P I s I 107 20 (Top. Background) Dr. Mark ViRcru (Foreground) Dr. Richard Flicker. Keilh Jones. Jean Meisner. Mike Kennedy, and Pal Ladousicr. (Below) Jan Fmnell. Presidenl; Anne Parker, vice-president: Dr. Joe Carlisle, advisor; Jeannic Jenkins, secretary: Ranee Beaty, chairman of the social committee. The Psychology Club was started in 1971 by a small group of exceptional students who were remarkably committed to the field. Though LSUS was only a two-year campus at that time. Psychology majors took the initiative in establishing a constitution and structuring the basic framework of the club as it presently exists. Most students at that time had to go on to LSU-Baton Rouge to complete their degrees. In 1973. when LSUS was granted four year degree granting status, the number of Psychology majors began to increase and reached its present level of 108 in the fall semester of 1977. There has always been an unusually full involvement between faculty in the department and student majors. Much of this has come as a result of the pre-professional activities outside the class sponsored by the Psychology Club. Student members have also been afforded an unusual degree of contact with professional psychologists in applied settings as well as noteworthy leaders in the field such as Dr. Bruno Bettle-heim. Dr. Paul Young and others who have appeared on their programs. A newsletter called “The Brainstorm has recently been initiated as a means of communication and information dissemination among club members. It is hoped that this will become a fine tradition. Also the Psychology Club hopes in the future to establish a Psi Chi. the national honor fraternity for Psychology majors. (Top left) Or. George Kemp and Or. S. Thomas Elder. (Right) |udy Taylor. Bob Lindsey, and Judy James Jim Molt attends Psychology Club meeting along with other club members (Left to right) Laurie Cunningham and Wray Brabham. no (Top) Steve Lester. David Harmon, and Carolyn Cluck. (Bottom, left) Kay Butler. Randy Lester and Randy Hamaker during student elections. (Right) Joey Kmig and Michael Birmingham at SCA meeting. (Top) Chris Smith. Mark Stephens. Barney Bates and Shirley Maraman at meeting, along with (Left center) Kay Butler. Kathic Crane. Randy Hamaker and James Hytl. (Right center) John Wommack. Wanda Coe. Beth Evans. Frank Granger. (Bottom) Kelly Adams. Joey Emig and Michael Birmingham. ZOJ--3 —nOcnw HZWSZ PKOQ HZBDCHm I Eta Omega of Zeta Tau Alpha was organized on the LSUS campus in the fall of 1974. Since that time its membership has more than doubled. The goals of this fraternity are many with each girl contributing to the growth and sense of sisterhood of the entire chapter. Zeta Tau Alpha has a well-rounded program of activities such as collecting funds for various nationwide philanthropic organizations, having an annual formal and hayride. participating in the various campus intramural sports, giving support to campus-wide activities, and throwing weekly get togethers for chapter members, their dates and friends. Zeta Tau Alpha strives to enrich the lives of its chapter members through friendship and sisterhood while making worthwhile contributions of time and effort on this campus and the i surrounding community. (Left) Nancy Alexander. Chris Timo. Sheryl Moore. Cindy Allrid. Allison Teague and Johnettc Comcgys. (Bottom, left) Julie Stephenson. Mary Brown, and Cindy Allrid. (Right) Sheryl Moore and Jeanie McGowan. 112 (Top) Liut LaBorde and Cathy Parault. (Center) Julie Stephenson. Mary Brown. Cindy All-rid. Allyson Teague. Linda Munger. Chris Timo and lohnette Comegys. (Bottom) Joh-nette Comegys. Sheryl Moore. Nancy Alexander. Julie Stephenson. Chris Timo and Susan Sproull. X r C (Top. left) Stuart Pitt , president. (Right) Dr. Joseph Coerner. and Dr. Ronald Martin. The LSUS Chemistry Club was organized in September. 1970, and on October 7. 1970, a constitution was adopted. The club was reorganized in the fall of 1976. The goals of the club since that time have been to expand the members’ knowledge of chemistry outside of the academic world and to promote chemistry within the university. During its founding year, the first part was accomplished through guest lecturers, such as Dr. John B. Sardisco, Manager. Inorganic Chemistry Division. Research Department. Pennzoil company: Dr. Manos. Toxicology Department. LSU Medical School. In addition, there were tours of the Northwest Louisiana Crime Lab, the Flournoy-Lucas Water Treatment Plant, and the Pennzoil Research Department. Faculty lecturers were Dr. Bazil Catsikis and Dr. Ron Martin who spoke on their individual research. Also, club members attended the American Chemical Society section meetings. The second part was accomplished by the club's participation in College Night and the Louisiana Academy of Science meeting at LSU. The members of the club provided tutoring and advice to other members of the club concerning courses and graduate school. Through the club, science majors were able to buy reference books at discount. The club had several successful parties which helped to revive the spirit of the members. During the second year, the club mounted a drive for American Chemical Society Accreditation. Also, a plaque acknowledging the founders of the Chemistry Club was placed in the Chemistry Department. Among the speakers for this year were Dr. Frank Collins, who spoke on Laboratory Safety, and Dr. Westmoreland. Pennzoil Research, who discussed the solar fuel cells that were used in the Apollo Space Mission. (Left) Ed Micinski. and Julie Fischer. Rick Morrison. Wayne Morgan, and Johnny Rachal. Lois Herd. Sheryl McKinnon, and Cary Black-shire. The LSUS Moa’ Afrika Club was organized in September. 1976 to promote academic excellence among its members on campus. With its growth came a broader horizon. Moa’ Afrika now seeks to enlighten Black communities about the potentials of receiving a higher education at LSUS. to recruit new members, and to offer friendship to all students on campus regardless of color. Moa' Afrika has a continuous book referral and tutoring service for its members. “Moa’ Afrika means the descendants of Africa. Their motto is “Never stand begging for that which you have the potential to earn. Pictured left to right are Kenneth Ray Gordon. Glenzetta Walker (President). Romilda Gordon, and Mark Durham. T E T E A M (Top, loft) Joey Taberlet. (Right) Mark Stinson and Raclcne Poll. (Center) Dr. Frank Lower, debate team advisor. Now in its fourth year, the debate team is the only school-sponsored organization which represents LSUS in competitive intercollegiate activities. In addition to debate, team members compete in oral interpretation, duet acting, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, impromptu speaking and television speaking. Members of the debate team qualify for membership in Pi Kappa Delta, the national forensic fraternity, through intercollegiate competition in the various events. The LSUS team also sponsors three tournaments each year. Each October, visiting colleges participate in the Junior Debate Tournament. In November, regional colleges and universities attend the Red River Forensic Classic and in January, High schools from throughout Louisiana compete in the Pilots’ Forensic Classic. The debate team enters ten tournaments each year and competes in the regional and national Pi Kappa Delta tournaments and the Louisiana State Debate championships. LSUS debaters have won the State Championship in Junior Debate two times and twice an LSUS student has been the State Champion Extemporaneous Speaker. 116 Gail Rrily. Dr. S M.iria VallvGondm.in. RachelloGomolsky, Iran Brabham. Marcika Lrsiw. Mr. |cm Patrick, and Raelene Pell (Front) The French Club was unofficially organized last year at LSUS. The club became a formal chartered organization in 1977. The French club’s purposes are to promote an interest in conversational French and to promote learning about the French culture. The club members watch French culture films and slides, and listen to French music. Included in the club at LSUS are approximately ten chartered members, and their advisors. Mr. Joe Patrick and Dr. S. Maria Valls-Good-man. The club meets once a week at noon on Wednesdays. Anyone is eligible to join the club. Its membership is not limited to French majors. The; French club officers are: Jean Brabham, president: Gail Reily, vice-president: Rachelle Gomolsky. secretary: and Brenda Fleming, treasurer. registration. Delta Omicron Mu (DOM) was organized in 1969 as a social, academic and civic readjustment program for veterans on the LSUS campus. DOM places its first priority as the academic excellence of its members. It strongly encourages brotherhood and maintains an active social calendar. DOM extends itself to community projects. The fraternity annually collects toys for the Christian Service campaign Toys for Tots and also aids in the delivery of the toys to the needy children. To meet financial obligations for the support of the DOM projects, the fraternity sells LSUS license plates. Their sponsors are Dr. Don Smith and Dr. Carlos Spaht. Datha Branch and Rachclle Gomolsky. co-rditors. with Carolyn Hicks, assistant editor. Tom Durr, assistant editor. Spectra is an annual edition of prose, poetry, and art selections contributed by students and faculty of LSUS. The magazine has appeared every spring since 1976. and copies are sent to all Louisiana libraries. Before being named Spectra in 1974. LSUS’ literary magazine was called Narcissus. Although it has been an upward climb. Spectra has achieved its purpose — encouraging aspiring writers and providing a place for their work. As an added incentive. Spectra sponsors a contest awarding $25 for the best selections of prose, poetry, and cover design. Spectra's faculty advisors are Dr. Mary McBride. Mr. Don Alexander, and Mr. Dave Lawson. r (Top) Tommy Brown. Stin e Smith. Kent Lowe and Joe Simon: (Bottom left) Karon Taylor and (right) Steve Smith. (Top. left lo right) Dr. Robert Lcitz. Charles Kessler, and Edward Micinski: (Bottom, left to right) Tommy Brown. Ranee Beaty, and Eric Bennos. Alpha Sigma Omicron. ASO. the LSUS Honor Society, was established in 1970 as an organization for outstanding students and faculty members. It is dedicated lo maintaining high ideals of leadership and scholarship in our university. It encourages these qualities by awarding honorary membership to those individuals who demonstrate leadership 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 point average. An initiation ceremony and banquet in honor of the new members is held each spring, l-isl year. Mr. Buddy Roemcr was guest speaker at the banquet. In the spirit of academic encouragement. Alpha Sigma Omicron is also a sen-ice oriented organization. A20 participates each year in the I lonors Day Convocation and provides ushers at the I.SUS Commencement. A20 also strives to help students at I.SUS by offering a free tutoring program and by donating to the library. These gifts include S250 for the purchase of microfilms on which back issues of newspapers are permanently preserved, and $200 for the purchase of hooks. In coming years. Alpha Sigma Omicron will continue to maintain its high standards of scholarship and service in preparation for the possibility of becoming part of the National Honor Society. Phi Kappa Phi. 0 o (Top. left to right) David Williams. Collier Mickle, and James Hytt work on Fall registration: (Bottom, left to right) Ray Kethlcy. David Williams. James Hytt. Frank Granger and Collier Mickle at TGIFriday's. 122 K.iy Kethley and Collier Mickle concentrate during a game of chess. Ed Jenkins, lames Hytt. David Williams and Collier Mickle at TGIFri- day's. Ray Kcthlcy. David Williams, and Frank Granger also at TGIFriday's. Phi Delta Theta was founded on December 26. 1848. at Miami University in Oxford. Ohio. Its six founders were men of strong character, deep conviction and unusual ability. Roben Morrison, the founder, believed that these three characteristics were essential to the formation of a successful Greek letter organization. These are the qualities looked for today in a person joining our fraternity. When the Civil War came along, development of Phi Delta Theta was arrested, and membership in several chapters dropped alarmingly. However. thanks to the efforts of Walter B. Palmer and George Banta. the years from 1870 to 1890 saw a rapid growth of the fraternity. For these men's achievements, they were dubbed the Second Founders of Phi Delta Theta. Since that time Phi Delta Theta has initiated over 125.000 men and established over 150 chapters internationally. Our colony at LSUS was founded on March 13. 1976. with an initial membership of 16 men. Six of these graduated later that semester. During the first summer, our colony made plans for the fall rush activities and fund raisers. During the fall and spring semester, the members learned the lore of the national organization in preparation for our installation. Our motto, one man is no man. is more freely interpreted as we enjoy life by the help and society of others. Our colony believes that the cultivation of friendship among our members, the individual acquirement of a high degree of mental culture, and the personal attainment of a high standard of morality are the most important qualities of a strong and successful fraternity. Our fraternity's social activities include parties. Friday gatherings, and other weekly get-togethers among members and pledges. Our scholastic activities include weekly study halls and private tutoring sessions to help members having study problems. Our campus and community activities include the program to move the Caspiana House to LSUS. the faculty caster egg hunt, concessions for the state-wide debate team meet. Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon and the answering of phones at the Labor Day Telethon. In the future. Phi Delta Theta plans to continue to be a group of individuals dedicated to the advancement of ideals of the fraternity, increased campus and community service, and the support of the general scholastic standing of the University. (Left to right) Dennis Frank. Joe Crews. Evelyn Henry. Nancy Anderson and John Womack. The Student Activities Board (SAB) is a student oriented organization whose main purpose is not only to provide entertainment hut also to encourage recreational and cultural activities for the entire student body and faculty. The SAB originally worked through a single organization, the Student Entertainment Committee (SEC), headed by a former student. Rebel Brown, but became separated in the fall of 1974 when the Student Government Association (SCA) foresaw an increasing role in student activities. During the first year, movies were shown and dances, such as. the Beer Bash Boogie, were held. In 1975. the Office of Student Affairs was created with Joe Simon heading both SEC and the Intramurals department. A new constitution was adopted and the SEC took the new name. SAB. Within this change, the scope of activities was broadened to include not only entertainment, but also cultural and educational activities. Rather than a committee, the organization was broadened to include a board that consisted of student members overseeing the functions of various committee's. The SAB will soon be housed in the University Center providing a full range of student entertainment including Friday afternoon and night movies, dances, speakers, musical entertainment and special events, such as the Battle of Organization Stars. Mike Norman and Sluart Pitls work on Ihe second day of Fall registration. (Front row) Mark Conrad. Kelley Adams. Jeff Lanius: (back) |ohn Finck. Chuck Stripling. |oe Crews. David Connell. George Henderson. Ken |ones. Butch Adams. Bruce Crank, and Stuart Pitts. The Delta Sigs take time out from their social activities on the sandbar (clockwise) George Henderson. Ken Scott. Al Knowles. Ken Jones. Brad Hortman. David Connell. Mike Turner. Mike Young. Mike Wheeler. Wally Rowan. Mike Stoops. Butch Adams. |oc Crews. Mike Norman. Stuart Pitts, and l.arcen Drake. 126 (Above) Don Graham and tance Graham are receiving their active pins and membership cards from the Delta Sigma Phi’s national president. Lee Du ringer (Below) George Henderson is the LSUS Delta Sigma Phi President. A 2 $ The Zeta Delta Chapter of Della Sigma Phi was chartered as the first national or international men's social fraternity at LSUS on lanuary 31. 1976. Since that time the nucleus of 25 men has constantly grown and a brotherhood we offered from the beginning is stronger than ever. The local chapter is pari of a relatively old but not ancient fraternity that was established in 1899 at the City College of New York. In addition. Delta Sigma Phi is not small by any means, as Zeta Delta was the 148th chapter and several more have been added yearly since. From the beginnings as a colony in 1974 to the present, the local chapter has strived to help others as they have sponsored service activities to raise money for charity and participated in those sponsored by others. Among the most current have been steady efforts for Muscular Dystrophy and Special Olympics. Like many fraternities though. Delta Sigma Phi enjoys a well rounded social life, but stresses the importance of academic excellence. Individuals like alumni Mike Norton have shown such excellence. Brother Norton was awarded a fellowship upon graduation to Arizona State University. Other Delta Sigs are educators and businessmen who are proving they arc also successful. That is why we say. “Think BIG. be a DELTA SIC. D E L T A S I G M A P H I 127 (Above) Connie Brabham. Robert Beadle and Carl Smith serving refreshments on Registration Day: (Below) Robert Beadle, president of BSU. is seen chatting with fellow BSU members. Because the university is engaged in the search for truth, of which God is the source, the Christian perspective is essential to the realization of the ultimate purpose of higher education. The unique nature of the university situation demands a specialized ministry by our denomination to the individuals in the campus community with their need for redemption and Christian nurture. Baptist Student Union was organized on the LSUS campus in 1967 to provide just such a ministry. Through campus worship. discussion. Bible study, social life, witness, and ministry, students are brought closer to Jesus Christ, who is the Source of all Truth. By combining spiritual growth with intellectual growth, the student comes to realize his place in the universe and his purpose in existing. When I look at thy heaven, thy work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars which thou hast established: what is man that thou art mindful of him. and the Son of man that thou dost care for him Yet thou hast made him a little less than God. and dost crown him with glory and honor. Thou hast given him dominion over the works of thy hands: thou hast put all things under his feet. 128 • (Top. left) Den in Angevine speaks to the BSU members: (Right) Several women help the students with the luncheon counter on Wednesdays: (Center) The BSU members participate in the Battle of the Organizations: (Below) Some members get together for n retreat. 129 H Z m U C H cn H c 3 H id do CLASSES 130 31 COMMENCEMENT M.iy 15.1975. is recogni .e;d as a major event in I ho hislory of I.SIJS. Two-hunelrc;d and rwenly-Ihnio students worn prcsonlod as candidates for graduation at the Univorsily's first rommttncn nionl program, held at the Municipal Auditorium. This climaxed a decade of efforts to make I.SIJS a four-year degree-granting institution of higher learning. The initial graduating class became the alumni of a new dimension at the University. Chancellor Donald E. Shipp, who presided at the ceremonies praised all who had worked to make this event a reality and the graduates who “have worked hard and richly deserve the recognition you are about to receive;. Addressing the graduates was Dr. John Allen. I hen president of Centenary College. The reward of graduation, he; said, is a citizen who can cope, who can take; his place; in society, and who can contribute; to that society. Pride; in one's country. in e ne;'s community, in e ne;'s se:hoe l are; necessary ingredients to greatness. A large; crowd atle;nde;d the; ce mme;ne:cme;nl exercises, which ope;ne;d with the; traditional processional le;el by the; faculty. Dr. Moricce Cleason. professes of English and chairman e f English. se;rve;d as grand marshal. Dr. Marlin I). Woodin. president e f the; LSU Syste;m. conferred the; ele;gre;e?s. Othe;r program parlie;ipanls included Dr. Ke be;rl Hallquist. pianist: Rather Ke;nne:th Paid e f the Chure:h e f the Hedy Cross Episcopal. whe gave; the; lnve e:alie)n: and the; Re;v. 11. W. l.e ngfe;llow e f Wynn Memorial Methodist Church. whe gave; the be;ne;die:tie n. • The; se;e:e nd I.SIJS graeluating e:lass re;e:e;ive;d de;gre;e;s e n May 19. 1970. at a ceremony in the Municipal Auditorium in Shre;ve;pe rl. Pre;sieling ove;r the; program was Chancedlor Demald K. Shipp. )ame;s Gardner. Vie:e; Pre;siele;nl — Aehnin-islraliem. Southwestern Electric Power Company. addressed the 207 e;nndidnte;s. Se rving as grand marshal fe r the event was Dr. Glyn J. Ce r-le;y. 'I’he; 1977 Comme;ne:e;me;nl was he;ld May 12 at the; Municipal Auelilorium. R. B. Butterfield |r.. Ge;ne;ral Manager — We;ste;rn Kle;e:lrie:. Shre;ve;-pe rl. gave; the; addre;ss and serving as grand marshal was Dr. Rie:hard Speairs. Two-hundre;d ninety-twe) candidate;s were pre;sente;d fe r ele;gre;e;s. The; 1970 graduating class will be the; largest in the; University's history. e:e nsi.sting e f some 950 studemts and showing the; cemtinuing growth of I.SIJS. Again, the Municipal Aueliteirium will house the; occasion. 132 Thu growth of I .St JS classes can ho soon through those throe phases of student activities. (Top) The late liHSO's conservatism is reflected through student's apparel. (Center) As classes continue to grow, so does technological advancements which aid their intellectual development. (Bottom) Commencement exercises symbolize the growth of education. 33 134 Aldridge. Thomas Accounting Alexander. Nancy Art Allen. Janet Denise Sociology Alvarado. Robert Biology Atkins. 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Accounting Fr. Fine Arts Fr. Business Adm. Nonmatriculatcd Fr. Business Adm Fr. Communication Fr. General Studies Fr. Ceneral Studies |r. Sociology Fr. Gcneral Studies Fr. General Studies Soph. Prelaw- Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies If. Medical Tech. Fr. Finance Soph. Accounting Fr. Speech Fr. Sci. and He. Tech |r. Mathematics Fr. Biology Fr. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm Fr. Accounting Nonmat riculatcd Fr. Political Sci. Jr. Sociology Fr. No Preference |r. General Studies Jr. History Fr. Political Sci. Soph. General Studies Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Soph. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm Fr. Education Soph. Biology Fr. Office Adm Fr. Accounting Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Office Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Soph. Gencr j| Studies Fr. Business Adm. Soph Accounting Fr. Accounting UNDERCLASSMEN Cassingham. Sc;oll F. Catancse. Iran M. (Mllrll. (essica L Cavins. Ula Caycr. Paula Cefalu. Patrick S. Cefalu. Timothy I). Chaffin. Curtis E. Chalaire. Emily II. Chalupnik. Catherine A. Chamberlain. Mark Chamlec. Thomas I). Chamncss. Mark B. Charles. Belly B. Chatman. Belinda Cheatwood. Lillian I). Chcnaull. Clifford R. Chisolm, lean |. Choate. Brill K. Chrysler. Robert M. Churchill, Charles D. Cicd. |ean M. Cirvno. Ingrid A. Clark. FcUicia A. Clary. Claude I). Clemons. Sarah J. Clevenger. Mark E. Cline. Georgia 1.. Clingan. Robbie I). Clingman. Kim B. Clinton. Gloria M. Cloud. Lucian C. Cluck. Carolyn). Coales. Priscilla F. Cobb. Mary Cobh. Vicki S. Colbert. Lisa Ann Cole. David L. Coleman. Faye B. Coleman. Linda Collins. William L Comrgys. |ohncttc P. Soph. Sci. and Medicine Soph. Special Ed. Fr. Biology Ir. Law Enforcement Fr. General Studies Ir. Accounting Fr. Accounting N'onmatriculated Ir. Special Ed. Fr. lournalism Fr. Business Adm. Soph. Accounting Fr. Management Adm. Soph. Art Fr. General Studies Soph. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Health Adm. Fr. Management Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. Accounting Ir. Business Soph. Psychology Fr. Speech Ir. Psychology Fr. Biology Fr. Preagriculture Soph. General Studies Soph. Accounting Fr. Special Ed. Fr. Office Adm. Soph. Elementary Ed. Ir. General Studies Fr. Ceneral Studies Ir. Preagriculture Fr. Biology Soph. Psychology Nonmalriculatcd Nonmatriculatcd Fr. Sociology Ir. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm. U6 Conly. Glen A. Fr. Connors. Connie M. Soph. Conrad. Mark R. Fr. Conway. Norman I). Fr. Cook. Barry G. Fr. Cook. Danny B. Fr. Cook. Gary L Jr. Coon. Donald W. Fr. Cooper. Berry Jr. Cooper. Pamela L Fr. Cordaro. Deborah P Fr. Gotten. Robert R. Fr. Courtney. Peggy L Soph. Cowart. Jennifer B. Fr. Cowley. Kathryn G. Fr. Cox. Richard K. Fr. Grafts. Norbert H. Crank. David B. Fr. Graven. Carole E. Fr. Crawford. Joseph M. Fr. Crownover. Kelly B. Fr. Crumley. David L Fr. Cryer. Ima Gene Cudd. Henry Eugene Soph. Dale. Lynn B. Fr. Dale. Palsy A. Ir. Dance. Claude A. Fr. Davidson. Everett Fr. Davidson. Rhonda 1. Fr. Davis. Clarence L Fr. Davis. Ellen E. Fr. Davis. Jimmie L. Fr. Davis. Joyce M Fr. Davis. Judith C. Fr. Davis. Kem V. Fr. Davis. Rusty A. Fr. Davis. Susan Patricia Dawson. Robert 1) Fr. Day. Roger G. Fr. Dayberry. Robert P. Fr. Dr- Keyzer. Theresa De Phillips. Pamela A. Ir. De Soto. Laura K. Desoe. William C. Fr. Decker. Sherry L. Fr. Dees. Julian V. Fr. Del Hierro. KyleT. Fr. Deloach. John T. Delrie. |oseph S. Jr. Demini. Richard S. Fr. Dcndy. Marian M. Fr. Dennis. Harvey E. Deslatte. Karen Jr. Despot. Dana N. Fr. Dickerson. Michael Fr. Dill. Sheela A. Fr. Divelcy. John H. Fr. Dixon. Annette Fr. Do. N'goc Van Fr. Dobbins. Thomas E. Fr. Science Art Prelaw Business Aiim. No Preference Pre-agriculture General Studies Fine Arts Accounting Political Sci. General Studies Accounting Biology Psychology Elementary Ed. Biology Nonmatriculated General Studies Special Ed. Business Adm Law Enforcement General Studies Nonmatriculated General Studies General Studies General Studies General Studies Business Adm Business Adm Law Enforcement lournalism Business Adm Elementary Ed. Medical Tech Preagriciillnm Biology Nonmatriculated Psychology Biology MedicalTech. Nonmatriculated Business Adm. Nonmatriculated Biology Sociology No Preference Elementary Ed. Nonmatriculated Business Adm. General Studies Sociology Nonmatriculated General Studies Fine Arts Management Adm. No Preference No Prefcrenai Business Adm. General Studies Medical Tech 147 UNDERCLASSMEN Dodson. Beverly J. Doles. Elizabeth G. Doles. Michael C. Donald, lames T. Donaldson. Peter J. Dornbusch. Margaret A. Doughty. Charles E. Douglas. William Downer. Philip E. Downs. David S. Dozier. Hallie Drabek. Lisa K. Driggers. Nancy B. Driggers. William E. Driver. William Bret Dubose. Charlotte). Dumas. Michael W. Duncan. E. Gwendolyn Duncan. William C. Dungan. Martha J. Dunn. Debic N. Dunn. |ames R. Dunn. John D. Dunn. Terri R. Dupree. Steven W. Durham. Mark E. Durr. William T. Earnest. Robert M. Eason. Debbie A. Edwards. Joy L. Edwards. Sharon R. Effcrsoi.. Catherine A. Eichlcr. Anne Elkins. Brian H. Elkins. Robert N. Ellis. Glenn L Emanuel. Albert B. Emig. Joey Erickson. Kathryn L Escudc. Michael A. Estep. Robert L. Estill.Tina M. Evans. Elizabeth Evans. John W. Eyler. Steven D. Falls. Howard W. Fanning. Richard Fanl. Robert M. Farmer. Shelda J. Farrar. Linda T. Fauber. Martha E. Fcibcl. Patricia J. Fellows. Ruby W. Ferguson. Benny R. Ferris. Marilyn A. Festavan. Carolyn M. Fcstervand.Troy Finch. James Paul Finck. John H. Finncll. Janet Fr. Sci. and Health Tech. |r. Medical Tech. Ir. History Fr. Science Fr. Management Adm. Fr. Biology Fr. Biology Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. French Fr. General Studies Fr. Sci. and Medicine Fr. No Preference Fr. Political Sci. Ir. Special Ed. Fr. Biology Ir. General Studies Nonmatriculated Soph. Political Sci. Fr. Elementary Ed. Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Soph. Elementary Ed. Fr. Fine Arts Fr. Fine Arts Nonmatriculated Soph. Marketing Fr. Psychology Soph. Office Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Mathematics Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Jr. Accounting Fr. Physics Fr. Business Adm. Soph. History Nonmatriculated Fr. Law Enforcement Ir. Ccncral Studies Fr. Business Adm. Ir. Economics Fr. Political Sci. Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Soph. Law Enforcement Soph. Law Enforcement Fr. Sociology Nonmatriculated Soph. Special Ed. Fr. Business Adm. Nonmatriculated Fr. Accounting Ir. Medical Tech. Ir. Sci. and He. Tech. Soph. Elementary Ed. Fr. Biology Ir. Chemistry Ir. Psychology Fischer. Julie Marie Jr. Chemistry Flanigan. Vicki K. Jr Psychology Fleming. Janet M. Soph. General Studies Fletcher, Loraine K. Jr. Fine Arts Flowers. David C. Fr. Accounting Flowers. Steven D. Fr. No Preference Foisy. Mary J. Fr. Elementary Ed. Font. David B. Fr. Biology Font. William 1. Fr. General Studies Foppe. Roger Craig Fr. Journalism Ford. Mark Fr. Accounting Foss. William V. Soph. Journalism Foster. Donald L Foster. Marine C. Foster. Neva L Fowle. Marjorie M. Fowler. Tcena R. Fox. Ianda C. Fox. Lynda Francis. Deborah K. Francis. Pamela J. Franklin. Karen E. Franklin. Mark E. Franks. Allen Cameron Franks. Hilda R. Franz. Michael J. Frazer. Grace W. Frcdicu. |ohn R. Freeman. Cynthia A. Freeman. Kathryn D. Friday. Zena C. Friend. Janet Friman. Thomas B. Frisch. Bob L. Fuller. Chesney M. Furgerson. Robert C. Soph. Sci. and Medicine Fr. General Studies Fr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Fr. No Preference Soph. Elementary Ed. Fr. Sociology Fr. Social Studies Fr. Predentistry Fr. Accounting Ir. Marketing Jr. Nonmat riculalcd Business Adm. Soph. Nonmalriculated Biology Fr. Medical Tech. Fr. Office Adm. Fr. General Studies Soph. General Studies Ir. Biology Fr. General Studies Fr. Cencral Studies Fr. Business Adm. U9 UNDERCLASSMEN Futcy. RoscL Gadd.Tonja I). Garaffa. Glenn D. Garrcd. Michael A. Garris. Larry A. Gasper. Donald E. Gates. |ohn B. Gales. Patricia E. Gates. Tanya N. Gatlin. Guadalupe S. Galli. Kathleen Gault. Cary K. Fr. General Studies Fr. No Preference Soph. Elementary Ed. Soph. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Mathematics |r. Journalism Jr. General Studies Fr. Office Adm. Fr. English Fr. General Studies Soph. Marketing Gault, Jeffery M. Soph. Marketing Gault. Sheri Jr. Sci. and Me. Tech. Gaulncy. Larry D. Jr. Speech Gay. David N. Fr. Biology Gay. Kathryn E. Soph. Biology Gehrls. Geraldine A. Jr. General Studies Germany. Mark Fr. Business Adm. Gibson. Fred L. Soph. Business Adm. Gibson. Joanne E. Fr. Marketing Gicsc. Janice E. Jr. Marketing Giglio. Michael J. Fr. Mathematics Gilbert. James R. Ir. Biology Gilbert. Terri L Jr. General Studies Giles. John D. Fr. Business Adm. Cill. Patrick |. Fr. Accounting Gilliam. John III Soph. Biology Gilliand. Evelyn B. Soph. Sociology Gingles. Marjorie M. Soph. Fine Arts 150 Ginn. Dula L Gladden. Phyllia Glanz. Shelby D. Glasgow. Donna L Glasgow, Neil E. Glass. Harold V. Glenn. Kerry A. Goeders. Timothy P. Coin. Antoinette Goldsby. Jeffrey Thomas Goldsholl. Scot P. Goldstein. MarkT. Golihar. Quincy D. Goodwill. Joseph C. Gordon. Steven M. Grant. Charles M. Grant. Helen G. Gray. Lecsa L Gray. Philip L Green. Debra F. Green. Giny S. Green. Ronald W. Green. Steven R. Grecson. Joe G. Griffin. Beverly D. Grill. Keith L Griswold. Nancy Grotzinger. Mary C. Guerrero. Beatrice P. Guerrero. Michael P. Guiden. Brenda J. Guidry. Richard W. Guillory. Gerard L Haba. Jerry J. Hadwin, John R. Hagen. Wayne Haggard. Carl F. Haggard. Charles F. Hagle. Wanda F. Hale. Calvin B. Hale. Virginia D. Hall. Deborah B. Hall. Max V. Halley. Thomas M. Halsell. Robert Hamaker. Cloysc R. Hamilton. Herbert E. Hamlin. Rick M. Hamner. Lesa G. Hancock. Eldred K. Hanna. Jaime C. Hansen. Cheryl J. Hardwick. Larry-Hardy. Michael L Hargraves. Tracy A. Hargrove. Deborah K. Hargrove. Robert E. Harlow. Judy Gale Harrell. Lisa D. Harrington. Basil S. Jr. Fine Arts Fr. Accounting Fr. Biology Fr. Office Adm. Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Accounting Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Fr. Prcagriculture Fr. General Studies Fr. Sci. and Medicine Fr. Biology Fr. General Studies Fr. No Preference Fr. Cencral Studies Nonmatriculaled Soph. Art Fr. Biology Jr. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Jr. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Office Adm. Fr. Accounting Fr. No Preference Jr. Ccneral Studies Jr. Special Ed. Fr. General Studies Fr. Psychology- Fr. Business Adm. Soph. Sci. and Medicine Fr. Management Adm. Fr. No Preference Nonmatriculaled Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Management Adm. Jr. Accounting Fr. Cencral Studies Fr. Psychology Fr. General Studies Soph. Prcagriculture Soph. Sci. and Medicine Soph. Physics Fr. Biology- Fr. Biology Fr. Office Adm. Fr. General Studies Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Cencral Studies Soph. Accounting Fr. General Studies Fr. Psychology- Jr. Elementary Ed. Ir. General Studies Soph. Business Adm. Fr. Office Adm. Fr. Sci. and Medicine 51 UNDERCLASSMEN Harris. David E. Harris. James R. Harris. Lisa M. Harriss. |unc Hartley. Kenneth N. Harvey. James Harvey. Kathy A. Harvey. Nathan T. Harville. Bernice M. Hassan. Mahmoud Hatcher, Dean M. Hauser. Debra Ann Hawthorne. James R. Haywood. Ronald E. Heard. Jacqueline R. Heath. William F. Hebert. Mildred Lence Henry. Brenda A. Henry, Evalyn D. Henry. Karen C. Henson. Karen K. Hermes. Alan D. Herring. James A. Herrington. Allen R. Hesson. Karen E. Heyen. Curtis D. Hickman. Cynthia S. Hicks. Carolyn S. Hicks. Jeffrey M. Hiddlcston. Denise Highficld. Karen Hill. Cynthia D. Hill. Jeffery Hilliard. Cynthia A. Hines. Cary S. Hobbs. William W. Hodges. Kim A. Holder. Walter H. Holland. I.ee M. Holley. Ann Hollingworth. James C. Hollowell. Cheryl Holman. John N. Holmes. Keith A. Holsomback. William Holt. James A. Hollzdaw, Teresa F. Hood. Karen L. I lope. Glynda S. Horn. Brenda W. Horn. Rodney L Horton. Tommy J. Hotard. Mark S. Hough. Kay P. If over. Darrell W. Howard. Margaret F. Howell. Deborah D. Howell. Rhonda G. Huckahy. Sheri L Huddleston. Johnel J. Fr. Business Adm. Soph. General Studies Fr. Biology Fr. General Studies Jr. General Studies Nonmatriculated Jr. Sociology Fr. No Preference Jr. Elementary Ed. Jr. Medical Tech. Fr. General Studies Fr. Marketing Nonmatriculated Nonmatriculated Soph. Office Adm. Nonmatriculated Soph. Sociology Jr. Accounting Fr. Biology- Soph. Accounting Fr. Accounting Soph. Accounting Fr. Biology- Jr. Social Studies Fr. Elementary Ed. Fr. Journalism Jr. Accounting Jr. English Fr. Accounting Soph. Psychology- Fr. Business Adm. Ir. Speech Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Medical Tech. Nonmatriculated Soph. General Studies Fr. Sociology- Fr. General Studies Fr. Journalism Nonmatriculated Fr. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Jr. Biology- Jr. Biology Fr. Accounting Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Ir. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Jr. History Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Accounting Fr. Marketing Fr. General Studies Fr. Prepharmacy Nonmatriculated Fr. Office Adm. Soph. No Preference Fr. Office Adm. Ir. General Studies 152 Huggs. Katrinna C. Hughes. Charles P. Hughes. John Mark Hughes. David S. Hughes. Susan K. Hughes. Terry Hull. John H. Hullahy. Kim E. Hullaby. Marjean Hunnicutt. David C. Hunt. Brenda |. Hunt. Karen D. Hunt. Mary M. Hunter. Warren C. Hurless. James V. Hutson. Nancy |. Ingham. Denise A. Irvin. Karen J. Isbell. Sandra L Ivey. Jo E. Jackson. Anna M. Jackson. Leslie J. Jackson. Thomas W. Jacob. Lynnettc Jacob. Michael P. Jacobs. Kevin M. Jacobs. Leo G. Jacobs. Maureen M. Jacobs. Pamela R. Jacobson. Robert S. James. Debra L James. Judy R. Jarrell. Brenda A. Jefferson. Bryncll Jenkins. Carol J. Jenkins. Kelvin L Jenkins. Lloyd E. Jcmigan. Donald S. Jeter. Gay P. files. Susan A. Johnson. Carl G. Johnson. Charles A. Johnson. Christine L Johnson. Kay R. Johnson. Lillie C. Johnson. Norma B. Johnson. Richard M. Johnson. Troy M. Jones. Jennifer I). Jones. John E. Jones. Kenneth A. Jones. Kenneth D. Jones. Linda K. Jones. Robert M. Jones. Virginia L. Jordan. Debbie R. Joyner. Billy L Julian. Lora M. Julian. Martha J. Kahre. James D. Fr. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Prcagriculturc Fr. General Studies Fr. Journalism Fr. Preagriculture Fr. Medical Tech. Soph. Management Adm. |r. Accounting Fr. Accounting Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Journalism Soph. Fine Arts Soph. Law Enforcement Fr. Finance Fr. No Preference Fr. Biology Jr. Psychology Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Soph. Elementary Ed. Fr. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Accounting Soph. Mathematics Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Science Nonmatriculaled Nonmatriculaled Fr. No Preference Ir. History- Jr. Psychology Soph. English Fr. Business Adm. Jr. Psychology Fr. Journalism Soph. Business Adm. Soph. Cencral Studies Fr. Accounting Jr. Speech Nonmatriculaled Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Ir. Special Ed. Fr. Accounting Fr. Mathematics Fr. Psychology Fr. Preagricullurc Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Psychology- Fr. Accounting Jr. History Fr. Office Adm. Fr. Prelaw- Fr. Office Adm. Jr. Sci. and He. Tech. Soph. Management Fr. Cencral Studies Fr. General Studies Ir- Chemistry 153 UNDERCLASSMEN Kalfas. Susan A. Kanapkey. Thomas 13. Kassouf, Raymond M. Keel. Jimmy Kellogg. Martha K. Kelly. Anita C. Kelly. |ohn S. Kelly. Leslie D. Kclsch. Theresa L Kent. Cynthia L. Kester. Laura D. Kethlcy. Elbert R. Kldvvell. Gary G. Kimmell. Allen R. Kincannon. Deborah King. Jeanette E. Kinnebrew. Benny H. Kirkham. Phyllis G. Kirkikis. |ohn A. Kirspcl. Kerry M. Kittrell. Glenn B. Klein. John E. Knippers. Gary G. Knotts. Lloyd S. Knotts. Patricia S. Knowles. Alvin C. Koontz. James W. Korman. Michael B. Kozak. Janet L. Kramer. Katherine Laengcr. Allen E. Lambert. Lisa G. Landry. Fred M. Landry. Laura E. Lanier. Kenneth B. Lansdalc. Mary Larcy. Gary W. Larson. Tristan H. Laughlin. Kerry I). Lawler. Martha M. Lawrence. Hubert B. Lawson. Russell W. Lc Blanc. Shirley A. Leatherwood. Janice R. Led l e tier. Jcannine Lee. Beverly C. Lee. Larry Lee. Mary K. Lee. William D. Lecth. David C. Legendre. Steven CL l-egros. H. Leighton Lcnnard. Richard C. Leon. Karen L Lesiw. Marika Lctourneau. David Lewis. David F. Lewis. Peggy B. Lewis. Portia G. Lewiston. Larry Fr. Office Adm. Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Accounting Fr. Accounting Jr. Art Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Preagriculture Fr. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Soph. Prelaw Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Law Enforcement Ir. Sociology Fr. General Studies Jr. Prepharmacy Fr. Journalism Fr. Biology Jr. Journalism Fr. No Preference Nonmatriculated Fr. Business Adm. Soph. General Studies Fr. Elementary Ed. Jr. Accounting Fr. Sociology Fr. Biology Fr. General Studies Ir. Fine Arts Fr. Psychology Fr. Elementary Ed. Jr. Accounting Jr. Sociology Fr. Sci. and Medicine Fr. Accounting Fr. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Fr. Speech Fr. Mathematics Fr. General Studies Fr. Ceneral Studies Fr. Geography Fr. General Studies Fr. Medical Tech. Fr. Elementary Ed. Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Accounting Fr. Biology Fr. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Soph. General Studies Soph. Accounting Fr. Foreign Language Nonmatriculated Fr. Medical Tech. Nonmatriculated Fr. No Preference Fr. Sci. and He. Tech. 154 Liles. Monica B. Ijllard. Sara L Linam. Sarah A. Lindcnmaycr. Cynthia Lindsey. Robert Undsey. Steven M. Littlefield. Ellen Littlefield. Sharon K. Little John. Joseph Lockc. Patrick Lockwood. Ernest D. Lodestro. Lori F. Loc. Sherry- L. Ixifland. Scott A. Long. Linda D. (•ongino. Richard Lookenoll. Karen L. Lopez. Allen f). Loscy. Kim D. Love. Eugene D. laivelady. Rachel E. Low. Martin W. Lowe. Clayton K. Luce. Mari |. Lutz. Roy J. Lynch. Edward M. Lynn. Pamela I). Lynn. Walton B. Lyons. Billie |. Lyons. John W. MacFarlane. Farlane Madden. Canil S. Magill. IX hra S. Magill. M. Elaine Maheux. Susan L Mains. Patricia I). Jr. Elementary Ed. Fr. Science Jr. Psychology Nonmatriculated Jr. Psychology Fr. Business Adm. Jr. Ceneral Studies Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Ceneral Studies Fr. Communications Fr. Business Adm. Soph. Elementary Ed. Soph. Ceneral Studies Fr. No Preference Fr. Elementary Ed. Fr. General Studies |r. Ceneral Studies Fr. Ceneral Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Accounting Fr. Ceneral Studies Fr. Ceneral Studies Ir. Communications Fr. No Preference Fr. Busings Adm. Jr. Law Enforcement Fr. Office Adm. Soph. Business Adm. Jr. Elementary Ed. Jr. Geography Fr. No Preference Nonmatriculated Jr. Special Ed. Soph. Special Ed. Jr. Psychology Soph. English 155 UNDERCLASSMEN Malany. James S. Soph. Psychology Malone. Sandra L' Fr. Communications Maloney, Thomas K. Fr. Preagriculturc Manson. Susan L Fr. Special Ed. Maples. I.cisa Soph. Office Adm. Maranlo.Tony C. Fr. Predentistry Marrs. Sharon L Fr. Biology Marshall. Tim H. Soph. Cencral Studies Martin. Anthony A. Fr. No Preference Martin. Edmond D. Soph. Law Enforcement Martin. Kenneth E. Fr. No Preference Martin. Michael D. Fr. Business Adm. Marlin. Phillip D. Soph. Political Sci. Martin. Randall Fr. Business Adm. Martin. Ruth E. Fr. Business Adm. Martin. William K. Fr. General Studies Mason. ]aniccC. Fr. No Preference Mason. Joe Nonmatriculatcd Massey, Clyde N. Masters. Samuel L. Mathcwson. Dana Malhison. Kathy J. Matlock. Karen Mauck. Terri L Mayers. Arrie R. Mayfield. Dorothy Mays. Eddie P. McAllister. David E. McAllister. Judith A. McBride. Audrey C. McCall. Sherry D. McCasland. Thomas D. McCole. Colleen M. McConnell. Barton E. McConnico. Ann W. McCoy. Curtis W. Fr. Biology Fr. Marketing Fr. General Studies Fr. Preagriculture Fr. Journalism Fr. Cencral Studies Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. Biology Fr. Prelaw Soph. Elementary Ed. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Elementary Ed. Fr. Business Adm. Jr. No Preference Fr. No Preference Fr. Accounting Soph. Law Enforcement 156 McCoy. Robin D. McCunc. Sharon R. McDaniel. Thomas MeDay. Jeffrey L. McDonald. Christy D. McDonald. Terry G. McDonnell. Harold R. McFarland. Sharon McFarlin. Patricia McCarrity. Margaret McCinnis. Debra K. Mclnnis. Cynthia Mclntire. Daniel McIntyre. Bobby McKay. T raccy McKinney. Timothy McKinnon. Sheryl McKnccly. Connie L. McLallcn. Charles F. McLemore. Theo E. McNaughton. Jimmy McNeill. Harold McQueen. Sue McRae. Terri J. McSween. William D. McVey. Bruce Meadows. Anthony W. Meihsncr. Jean M. Mclancon. Derek E. Melear. Albert K. Meredith. Michael Merrill. Joe B. Merrill. Patsy Meyer. Ammon J. Mezzio. Richard Mhoon. Kathy E. Miciotto. Chris Mickle. Collier Miles. Benton Miles. Lynda Miles. Tobie A. Miller. Barbara Milligan. James W. Milner. Charles T. Milner. Steve J. Minniear. Robyn Minor. Fredrick Minor. Melanie Miramon. Paul Mire. Errol Mitchell. Diann Mitchell. Donna L. Mitchell. Mark Mitchell. Richard Moentmann. Timothy Mole. Jill Y. Moncure. Merrill Monismith. Carol Monismith. David Moore. Frances J. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Soph. Ir. Soph. Fr. Fr. Soph. Jr- Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Predentistry Accounting Business Adm. Ccneral Studies Cyclotechnology General Studies Ccneral Studies Ceneral Studies No Preference History Ccneral Studies Medical Tech. Accounting General Studies Special Ed. No Preference Chemistry Special Ed. Ceneral Studies General Studies Speech Business Adm. Sociology Business Adm. Biology Accounting Business Adm. Psychology Law Enforcement Accounting Ccneral Studies Management Adm. Ccneral Studies Accounting Business Adm Elementary Adm. Business Adm Accounting Management Adm. No Preference Sci. and He. Tech. English Accounting Management Adm. Psychology Medical Tech. Nonmat riculated Ceneral Studies No Preference Chemistry Mathematics Business Psychology Ccneral Studies Business Adm Ccneral Studies Speech Law Enforcement Marketing Psychology 157 Moore. Hugh N. Soph. Biology Moore. Marie A. Fr. Political Sci. Morgan. Florence Fr. Special Ed. Morgan. K.iri L Fr. No Preference Morgan. Waynn Soph. Chemistry Moron. Laura Soph. Business Adm. Morris. Joseph Fr. Medical Tech. Morris. William P. Fr. Economics Morrison. Richard Soph. Chemist ry Molt. Randall P. Soph. Psychology Mullen. Shawn C. Fr. Biology Mullins. Robert C. Soph. Prepharmacy Munch. Michael M. Fr. Accounting Mungcr. Linda Fr. No Preference Murphy. Andrew G. |r. Biology Murphy. Michael S. Fr. General Studies Murray. James R. Fr. Marketing Adm. Musholt. Joan K. Jr. Accounting Myers. Denise L. Jr. Biology Naiscr. Alfred J. Jr. Accounting Nash. Billy A. Fr. General Studies Nash. |oseph C. Fr. Biology Nash. Susan L. Fr. Business Adm. Nasser. Peter M. Jr. Predentistry 158 UNDERCLASSMEN Naylor. Esther B. Nelson. John D. Fr. Ncwcombc. Nancy E. Fr. Nhan.Trung Fr. Nichols. Annalisa Fr. Nichols. Kathleen M. Fr. Noel. Clarence R. If. Nolen. lames E. Soph. Nolen. Martha A. Ir. Norbury. Jeffery L. Fr. Norman. Michael R. Ir. Normand. Robert G. Fr. Nunnally.Tana L Fr. O'BarT. Mary L Fr. O'Brien. Terrence M. Fr. Oglesby. Gary L Fr. Ogletrcc. William Fr. Oliver. David E. Fr. Oliver. Rebecca Soph. Orgeron. Jeffery Fr. Orr. Karen M. Fr. Ospina. Fernando Fr. Oswald. Daniel W. Oswald. Daniel. Jr. Fr. Ott. Jane Soph. Overmyer. Jean G. Fr. Owen. Jill L Ir. Owens. Joel B. Fr. Owens. Kathy M. Fr. Owens. Wanda J. Fr. Pachankis. Richard W. Fr. Palmer. Vancell Fr. Panno. Pamela A. Fr. Parault. Catherine Fr. Parker. Dyral G. Ir. Parker. Mark G. Soph. Parker. Randall D. Fr. Parker. Twila D. Soph. Passons. Kimberly A. Fr. Patterson. Paige Fr. Patterson. Sanford Fr. Patterson. Walter E. Ir. Patton. Louise Soph. Payton. Kelly J. Fr. Payton. Steven R. Fr. Pell. Raelenc S. Ir. Penn. Sherri L Fr. Perkins. Helen E. Fr. Permenter. David Fr. Perrin. Keith A. Soph. Pcrritt. Rhonda J. Ir. Perritt. Sandra L Fr. Perry. Marvin L. Soph. Persley. Bonita Fr. Person. Gary M. Fr. Pfanncr. Deborah K. Ir. Phillips. David Soph. Phillips. Linda J. Fr. Phillips. Melvin E. Fr. Phillips. Ralph W. Fr. Nonmatriculated Sci. and Medicine General Studies No Preference English Business Adm. Ceneral Studies Psychology Business Accounting Psychology General Studies English Biology-Business Adm. Sociology General Studies Prcagriculturc Medical Tech. Physics Prcagriculturc Ceneral Studies Nonmatriculated Accounting Psychology Chemistry Sociology Psychology Accounting Business Adm. Mathematics No Preference Elementary Ed. Business Adm. Business Adm. Biology Accounting Medical Tech. Fine Arts Journalism Biology-History Sociology Biology Ceneral Studies English Elementary Ed. Art General Studies Biology Sci. and Medicine Office Adm. Biology-Biology Accounting Science Management Adm. Business Adm. No Preference General Studies 159 Phillips. Robert P. Piazza. Elizabeth Pittman. William E. Pizzolato. David B. Plcttc. Cynthia |. Poarch. Howard A. Poindexter. Bdva I.. Politz. Angela Politz. Scott T. Pomraning. lames R. Poole. Ruth E. Porter. Steve D. Port .. James L. Posey. Cynthia J. Poudrier. Ray P. Preddy. Melanie K. Price. Debra S. Provenza. Mike). Purdy. Cheryl L. Quatlrone. Timothy L Rabo. Thomas J. Rachal. Frances E. Raines. Helen D. Rainey, Sharon K. Ramsey. Jamcc C. Randall. Malon I. Randazzo. Tony J. Raney. Jennifer G. Rasberry. Cathy J. Ratlcy. Mark A. Ray. Jimmie T. Rehouche. Constance Rcch. Marie K. Rech. Michael J. Recks. Scott T. Regan. Jeffrey C. Regcn. John K. Reid. Debra V. Renn. Robert A. Reyes. Linda S. Rhines. Deborah H. Rhoads. Ann P. Rhodes. Karen A. Richardson. Delores Richardson. Pamela S. Richter. Henry J. Riesesehl. Mark E. Rigdon. Kimberly J. Ritchey. Suzanne T. Ritter. Joyce B. Robbins. James L Roberson. Jeffery D. Roberts. Stephen D. Robicheaux. Jeanette Robinson. Terri A. Rocks. Mary E. Rodgers. Beverly S. Roomer. Patti C. Rogers. Mark S. Romero. Michael Fr. Business Adm. Nonmatriculated Soph. Cencral Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Sociology Fr. Accounting Fr. Psychology Soph. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. Soph. Preagriculture Fr. Ir. General Studies Law Enforcement Nonmatriculated Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. Accounting Fr. General Studies Fr. Biology Ir. Political Sci. Fr. No Preference Fr. Biology Nonmatriculated Fr. Office Adm. Soph. No Preference Fr. Accounting Fr. General Studies Fr. Prcagriculturc Fr. Law Enforcement Fr. General Studies Soph. Business Adm. Fr. Biology Nonmatriculated Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Fr. Biology Fr. Biology Fr. Soph. General Studies Sci. and He. Tech. Nonmatriculated Fr. Office Adm. Fr. Special Ed. Soph. Sci. and He. Tech. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Mathematics Fr. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Soph. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Soph. Special Ed. Jr. Psychology Soph. Mathematics Fr. Management Adm Fr. Political Sci. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Communications Soph. Biology Fr. General Studies Fr. General Studies Soph. Biology Ir. Biology 160 UNDERCLASSMEN Rosborough. Thomas Fr. Biology Ross. Linda C. Ir. Prcagricullure Ross. Richard E. Soph. History Rowan. Elaine V. Soph. Elementary Ed. Rowan. Wallace Ir. Marketing Rowden. Lisa K. Fr. Communications Rowland. Donnie L Fr. General Studies Ruf. |ohn A. Fr. General Studies Rufly. Vicki E. Ir. General Studies Rushing. Debora L Fr. Office Adm. Rushing. Donna J. Fr. Sci. and Medicine Russell. Catherine Soph. General Studies Rutledge. Sally A. Fr. General Studies Salmon. Clifton W. Ir. Sci. and Medicine Sampson. Marita T. Fr. Prelaw Sanders. |ulia Soph. Business Sanders. Robert L Fr. General Studies Sands. William C. Fr. Business Adm. Santos. Mark E. Soph. General Studies Santas. Terry Soph. No Preference Sartori. David W. Fr. General Studies Sauce. Gwendolyn A Fr. Biology Savage. Betty R. Fr. General Studies Saylors. Robert L Fr. Biology Schin. Marylee A. Soph. Biology Schin. Susan C. Fr. Fine Arts Schneider. Patricia Fr. Psychology Scholling. Kathryn Fr. Special Ed. Schroedcr. Stephen Fr. No Preference- Schueler. Kurt N. Fr. Economical Scott. Emma |. Soph. Elementary Ed. Scott. Linda M. Ir. Elementary Ed. Seal. Michael II. Fr. General Studies Searing. Daniel C. Soph. Biology Sebastian. Leo Ir. Accounting Self. Charles Fr. Biology Self. Douglas Fr. Accaiunlmg Sclmcr. Carol A. Fr. General Studies Semon. Michael Fr. Ceneral Studies Scmon. Russell Fr. No Preference Senecal. Kevin Fr. No Preference Scxson. Richard Fr. Accounting UNDERCLASSMEN Shaffetl. Charles E. Sharp. Claiborne Shaw. Bobbie T. Shaw. Donna E. Sheas ren. Lynn M. Shear. Bruce T. Shelley. Michael J. Shepherd. Cynthia Shimizu. Ken Sibley. Cassie D. Simmons. Alice F. Simmons. Karen S. Simmons. Pamela J. Simmons. Wayne E. Simoneaux. Lavcmc Simpson. Loretta H. Sims. Bobbie A. Sims. Trcva D. Singleton. Debra Sinor. Cherry S. Sklar. Donald R. Slater. Debra A. Slaughter. Lcland Slette. Charlene R. Slign. Sherry A. Sloan. Sonia K. Slusher. Mary VV. Small. Bonita D. Smelley. Joseph K. Smith. Angela J. Smith. Barbara A. Smith. Bobbyc L. Smith. Charles C. Smith. Chris W. Smith. Doris Smith. Eda L Smith. Frank M. Smith. Cary D. Smith. Jane K. Smith. Kenneth V. Smith. Lyle A. Smith. Martha M. Smith. Melville A. Smith. Sarah E. Smith. Sheryl A. Smith. Stephen A. Smith. William R. Sneed. Carla M. Sncllgrovc. Mark W. Sorensen. James E. Sosbe. Debra Sowell. Kevin T. Sparkman. Bobby R. Spears. Rebecca J. Spence, Fulton M. Spitale. Donna H. Spoor. Thomas J. Spradling. Ledra Squyres. Rodney D. St. Antoine. Laurence Fr. Law Enforcement Soph. Business Adm. Jr. Sociology Jr. No Preference Fr. Fine Arts Nonmatriculated Fr. No Preference Fr. Biology Nonmatriculated Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Soph. Psychology Fr. General Studies Soph. Business Adm. Fr. Political Sci. Soph. Business Adm. Fr. Sci. and He. Tech. Fr. No Preference Soph. Accounting Fr. No Preference |r. Accounting Soph. Sociology Jr. Jr. Biology Fr. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Jr. English Fr. Biology Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Soph. Physics Fr. Special Ed. Fr. Biology Fr. Political Sci. Jr. Psychology Jr. Business Adm. Fr. Prelaw Nonmatriculated Fr. No Preference Fr. Elementary Fr. Social Studies Fr. No Preference Nonmatriculated Fr. Elementary Ed. Jr. Business Nonmatriculated Fr. Preagriculturc Soph. English Soph. Preagriculturc Fr. No Preference Fr. Finance Fr. General Studies Soph. General Studies Jr. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Fr. General Studies Fr. Special Ed. Fr. Biology Fr. Preagriculturc 162 St.Clair. Steven Fr. Preagriculture Stafford. Carolyn Fr. Business Adm. Stanfield. Collen Fr. Business Adm. Stanley. Eileen Fr. Elementary Ed. Stanton. |amcs A. Fr. Biology Staples. Barry E. Fr. No Preference Steadman. Tami S. Fr. No Preference Stephens. Gerald Soph. History Stephens. Mark Jr. Political Sci. Stephens. Timothy Soph. Fine Arts Stevens. JancII |r. Psychology Stevenson. Andrew Fr. Law Enforcement Stevenson. Joe F. Fr. Prelaw- Stills. Reginald Fr. Business Adm. Stinnett. Michael Fr. No Preference Stinson. Keith C. Fr. General Studies Stinson. Mark D. Fr. No Preference Stoddard. Peggy S. Fr. Medical Tech. Stotko. Arlinc Soph. No Preference Stottlcmirc. Rebecca Fr. Accounting Straughan. Cregrie L. Fr. Accounting Stringer. Lisa A. Fr. No Preference Stripling. Charles Fr. Business Adm. Stroud. Martha Fr. No Preference Stroud. Thomas |r. General Studies Stray. Erris Fr. General Studies Summers. Cathryn Fr. English Summers. William Fr. Business Adm. Sutton. Oliver Fr. Communications Sweeney. Ronald P. Fr. Accounting 163 Tabarlet. Joseph Soph. Corrmunications Tallanl. Diana C. Fr. Business Adm. Tarter. Randy Fr. Preagricult u re Tarter. Shirley A. Fr. Accounting Tassin. Robert L. Fr. Sci. and Medicine Tauzin. Nancy W. Fr. Art Taylor. Jimmy R. Fr. Busings Adm. Taylor, Judith A. Fr. Psychology Taylor. Karon B. If. General Studies Taylor. Karon S. Fr. Elementary Ed. Taylor. Ronald B. Fr. Sci. and Medicine Tragic. David W. Fr. Prepharmacy Tobclc. Malilda Fr. General Studies Tcbele. Molly Jr- Foreign Language 164 UNDERCLASSMEN Terr)-. David E. Terry. Edward L. Thco. Mitzi S. Thigpen. Connie J. Thomas. Carolyn C. Thomas. Shawnye Thompson. Connie Thompson. Isaac R. Thompson. Jason R. Thompson. Randy D. Thrower. Reginald S. TidbeMs. Dorcas Tibbit. Jimmie R. Timo. Christine Tingle. David L Todd. Carol A. Todd. John F. Torkelson. Sandra L Townsend. Arthur D. Treadway. John Trevino. Robert Tubbs. Linda Tuggle. James Turley. Rebecca Turley. Sharon L. Turner. Deborah K. Turner. Mike F. Valentine. Deborah Vallcry. Elizabeth Vandcrslice. Timothy Vaughan. Vicki Villar. Angiol Vise. Bobby C. Voss. John Waggoner. Kathy S. Wainwright. William Walcher. Jalecn R. Waldron. Amanda Walker. Brenda K. Walker. Cathy Walker. Debra Walker. JanisS. Walker. Patricia Walker. Vernon Walpool. Mary L. Walton. Mark K. Ward. Carla Ward. Catherine Ward. Mary Wardell. Dcnccn Ware. Mary B. Ware. Steven P. Warren. Cheryl Warren. Daniel Watson. Alync Watson. Jerome Watson. Kathleen Watson. Teresa Weaver. Dipp Weaver. Karen Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Jr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Soph. Fr. Soph. Fr. Jr. Soph. Soph. Jr. Soph. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Ir. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Ceneral Studies General Studies Management Adm. Law Enforcement Nonmatriculatcd Nonmatriculated Sociology History Biology Sci. and He. Tech. Mathematics Accounting Accounting Political Sci. Business Adm. Biology Psychology General Studies Business Adm. Biology Political Sci. Sociology Nonmatriculated General Studies English Office Adm. Business Adm. General Studies Accounting Biology Business Adm. Biology History Biology Elementary Ed. Psychology Business Adm. No Preference General Studies Office Adm. No Preference Preagriculture Biology Accounting General Studies Prelaw Office Adm. Nonmatriculatcd Sci. and Medicine Management Adm. Office Adm. Special Ed. Sci. and Medicine Business Adm. Communications No Preference Special Ed. Office Adm. Business Adm. Psychology UNDERCLASSMEN Webb. Alton |. Webster. James Welch. Wanda Wellborn. Jeff W. Wells. Carol Wells. Frances Worst. Rebecca West. Deborah West. Tracy West. Victoria Westbrook. Keri Westcotl. Janet Wcstergaard. Fred Westmoreland. Terry Wheeler. Allison Wheeler. Cynthia Whisenhunl. Jerald Whitaker. Michael While, Carolyn White. Frederick White. Vera Whitehead. Keith Whitemeyer. Laura Whitson. Nola Whittington. Constance Whitworth. David Whytsell. Nancy Wiggins. Neena Wilder. Grady Williams. Anthony Williams. Christine Williams. Craig Williams. David C. Williams. David P. Williams. Elizabeth Williams. James R. Williams. Margaret Williams. Olcan Williams. Ricky Williamson. Ann Willis. Brian Willis. Caiaphas Willoughby. Steven Wilson. Connie Wilson. Lisa Wilson. Steven Wilson. VanT. Wilson. Winifred Winn. Wilson J. Wise. Maurie Witzcll. Linda Wolf. Anthony Wommack. John R. Wood. Bill Wood. James N. Wood. Kathleen Woodard. Danny Woods. Anita R. Woods. George K. Woody. Ixiu A. Fr. Business Adm. Jr. General Studies Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Jr. Elementary Ed. Fr. Psychology Fr. General Studies |r- Accounting Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Fr. Office Adm. Soph. General Studies Soph. Communications Fr. Business Adm. Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Jr. Speech Path. Fr. General Studies Jr. Sci. He. Tech. Jr. Sci. and Medicine Fr. Office Adm. Fr. Biology Soph. Accounting Fr. Accounting Fr. No Preference Jr. General Studies Ir. General Studies Soph. Psychology Fr. Prcagriculture Fr. No Preference Fr. General Studies Fr. Predentistry Fr. No Preference Fr. Biology Jr. Finance Fr. General Studies Jr. Psychology Fr. English Fr. No Preference Fr. Speech Jr. Sci. and Medicine Fr. Psychology Fr. Cencral Studies Fr. Sci. and He. Tech. Soph. Psychology Soph. No Preference Fr. Business Adm. Nonmatriculated Fr. No Preference Ir. Biology Fr. Political Sci. Soph. Law Enforcement Fr. Economics Fr. Management Adm. Fr. Business Adm. Jr. Accounting Jr. Management Adm. Jr. Sci. and Medicine Nonmatriculated Nonmatriculated 166 Woolcy. Gary B. Wright. Mary Yates. Vickie D. Yenke. Brooke Yokcm. Kathy A. Yorba. Norman R. Fr. Fr. Soph. Fr. Fr. Jr. Young. Donald M. Soph. Young. Gail B. Fr. Young. James D. Fr. Young. Michael G. Soph. Young. Michael W. Fr. Young. Nclda J. Fr. Young. Rose M. Youngblood. James Fr. Jr. Youngblood. Maddalynn Soph. Zachcis. Mark A. Fr. Zakris. James J. Jr. Zcnter. James R. Fr. Marketing General Studies Office Adm. Art General Studies Social Studies Business Adm. General Studies Biology Marketing Ccncral Studies General Studies Management Adm. Accounting Art Political Sci. Chemistry No Preference To the Students Dear students. The 1978 Bagatelle staffs intention was to upgrade the quality of the yearbook by presenting a well-rounded variety of campus activities. I believe we achieved our goal, but the success of the book lies among the many students who have combated the apathy that prevails within our academic community. By glancing through previous annuals, you can quickly see that most of the student life that exists at our university today, such as the Muscular Dystrophy Dance-a-thon, the restoration of the Caspiana Big House, the King Tut trip, Who’s Who, the LSUS Choir and some of the newly-founded clubs and organizations, were created during the past year. I would like to thank my staff, a group of some of the finest people I have ever met for not only their hard work, but for their moral support during the past two semesters. A special thanks goes to Chuck Meredith, Bagatelle advisor, and Dr. Mary McBride, dean of the college of Liberal Arts. Kay Owens P.S. With all the sleepless nights, all the liquor downed, hey, staff, it’s finally over!
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