Southeastern Louisiana College - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Hammond, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

SQ 4 W I 51 '13 le Souvenir 6 X XX Table of Contents President's Deans. . . Prologue . . Activities . Greeks . . Features. . Athletics . . Faculty. . Classes. . 4 6 i 8 i i6 50 B2 We proudly dedicate this I96I Le Souvenir to Mrs. Ruth C. Carter we Dr. Luther H. Dyson Presiderw ,Q Z ge, Sf In E7 fl y sill? 0 Q Z XX President s Messa e 111107, uf ' 2 nl 2 9' ' rm us'- f0.' i 7'..'y K . A . bf ,n Q5 .Uls ' ' an I Lib ,YS KM,-z 5 S as sf: 0. 3 g . Qfonf flllfflll uutlpeastern ifuuisiana allege HAMMOND, LOUISIANA OFFICE or THE PRESIDENT Dear Students: The editor and staff admirably in their eff rt activities of the of Lie fjouvenir have succeeded o s to record the nzany interesting College during time current school year. 0 This has been a year of progress and expansion for C. southeastern: the enrollzr'w.ent eissed tl W pc ie LL UU zziewkg n'.ucl1 of the work was completed on four new buildingsg and 41, graduate prograin was instituted. These and 1'11a.nyadditional achieve - ments have nieant a. basy but rewarding year if e.r- L- We faculty and student body. T his excelle nt issue of Le ,Souvenir will keep alive for you the Southeastern of 1900-til . '54 .Sincerely ' fs , 41. 7? L. . H . Dyson Pr esident 1 Q LUTHER E. CHANDLER, Ph.D.. Dean of the Division of Student Life PEARL HIMLER, M.A. Dean of Women Students is if X LF SR? we if? xxx Deans J. B. WOOLEY, Ph.D. Dean of the College Dean ofthe Division ofEdz1cafion ,. ' wa- .I RO I. IIY Dean of Ilrc lji17l.SI-OH of l,ilu-ml .-Iris ' iff'l'?.v,yg, ' Flff sr' - , B fag I -, , ' -QI: 3 'A' ' 'Y a DONALD S. HARPER, MS. Dean of ,Ven Students ll. lf. Pl IS. l'h.D. --111-1-1 I' I7 Ill uf lin' l,!Al'I',Nl4U!I of 4lppI1'v4I' 801,67 I ix I 6 I, 1,. Ax NIS. PRESTON B. ALLISON, Ph.D. Principal of the Southeastern High School EARL A. EDWARDS, B.A. Director 0 f Auxiliary Services f Administrative Staff tv-HWS W. we I s, y Auditor AZ fl V ,M QJAXXJLKC 5 A., .fx 4. X 1 W' A A 6 err is RICHARD E. HALLUM, B.A. ' 'L X'-5 Scierwes AWK pf E. L. McGEHEE, M.A. Director of Athletics ?....V-z..,1-1- fm, ,..-i, LYMAN L. JONES, Ph.D. J. WALTON REEVES, M.A. Director of Testing . Business Manager C. J. HYDE, M.Ed. Registrar IGM ROYAL K. SANFORD, M.A Director of Publications 7 M 4 4 S rr Southeastern Louisiana College is composed of a variety of things. The campus has impressive buildings, lovely trees, beautiful flowers, and, most important, friendly people. Often people think of college as only hooks, classes, and study. Here at Southeastern We know hooks, classes, and study play the major roles but we also know Southeastern to be . . . alll FR 1 .J W-... 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V I X Nw Q 4 S Q QS XY A X 9 XN f-.SMX N S5 Y Jf 4-I ACTI ITI E Kappa Delta Tau's open house me . 1 C I x Theta Psi's open house I COW H1 'TWT Putting the finishing touches on Miss SLC's car I! -4- X Q . AN? 't ...Q -' S.. 1 O V, 5,2154 x' U In .-, lxli' . , 56-9 fSI.E1h' fi f gk4fmI-:gf Hmm' iwtvlllvlllil' liuifx HU-ll Kappa Delta Tau- Most Beautlful Float .,,,-1' 51 Fatal Beta Ch1- Most Oflglflal Float Phi Mu Alpha- Most Beautiful Car Industrlal Arts s Queen of Lyons Float Theta Psi's Old South Float 1 Um' uf thc NilHll'l': uf thc SLC H xx-illdtixf llirplny i.llllll'?L Omecommg , . ,, WH - 'fl 1141- Presldent Laxche hands gaxel to nw lubulnnl lvl H Matheny. Q , Q Q if iw 2 f xx I ,T ' , -fir I ' 5 fix . y Q .Z -' xQ q Q 3553 Q Y 'Q ,J f Y . - , x 1 H X v 5 Aan: I Xl I J' 'Q Q 'f nf-XY PresidcntMull1cny aulmlu-W-N Ill-am-v1-nningt 'Innh1i. Registration of Alumni , Q . 1, .E I' L ws! .. My l'l'4-'mlm-Ill Ilmm 'l U V, X'l UW, I-Ulwmlll' Q- 5 EIhff1Tyce1 Joel Pxtz erald Carol Lou Cook Dr R C Brown President Secretary Vice President Adzfzsor Thirteen Club Mary Crapanzano Rose Marie Distefano Henry Drott Jeanette McGehee Joy Miller James Morgan Glancie Palmer Mary Ann Parker Patricia Poynor Robert Priez Jo Ann Smith Mary Lynn Snider John Stanga Sue Swilley Joan Thomas Barbara Wright , 34 is X, X4 fl STN 4' 515, sta, M .M ,fl A un f Vg aw - nw, ff 4,11 f X V 5 , . ,V ' -. Y J H. v ,,., X J, .. Q f MN 'Rui 'find' XX A ,KW Q H X 'Q 4 ' 1' ,M ,N hw W e, M 1 The 0: have ear ing Sou ticipati- sportsrzx Not - BWEECI: Celia- I 'I ll ll U I 14 Dale Williams Kenneth Magee President Vice President The S Club is composed of all men students who have earned a varsity letter in sports While attend- ing Southeastern, It strives to increase student par- ticipation in sports activities and to promote better sportsmanship in all undertakings. Not pictured is Noel Lynn Galloway, the S Club Sweetheart. Gerard Boudreaux Mike Brinkley .,,, .f rl ,,.. 3:7 L X p ,. Wayne Kozan Adraln Couv1ll1on Parliamentarian Q Q 9 9 S Club Carrol Coulas 1 Sam Courrier Buck Crom Jim Hanley Elbert Harris John Manzella Frank Misuraca J erry Schwab Joe Tumjnaro Gilbert Walker Student Governm nt The executive officers of Student Government are from left: Richard Haynes-Parliamentariang Rob- ert Young-Treasurerg Noel Many-Secretaryg Bob Allred-Vice Presidentg Sandra Pepperman-Co-Ed Vice Presidentg Ancil Braning-President. W Z? 26 'N The Student Government of Southeastern Louisiana College, of which each regularly enrolled student is automatically a member, is the principal organization of the entire student body. The organization is divided in. to three parts or branches-the executive, legislative and judicial. Student Government for l960-61 can he justly proud of its accomplishments. Among them have been the Employment Conference, the film series, the big name entertainment, the Bloomer Bowl, and the tennis court lighting. v . 'Se-u-il itil Xi ' . o.S . .. e- V- , . lln- Nuslvnl Friinlt' l-kt-ry o1gg.ilil.'.Llion on ctunpu IN l'i'lvtl'v'lll1'll lil lllm' lvgllslullxm' l1l.lllt'll ul Sllltlelll tion-llxlm-lil, ' ' - vii full, ll-1' lllfllllu I- -il ell s lu-loiil lnnlul .un lit! 1 Wuffll lllrlllll kinilunlt Nlnx inn l'.lllNl'l tlntl linen... IMI. xx,pq,,,.,o ffnw fi-H' ll'lll ' i llllwll llnllx it-uno Xi-l slllwxll. lllllllll Umm Xllriwii. I.,.i,,. FRE' The lob Ui honorary on Ig . tained 'ln . tive C 'ul'i ii associalft li the Strom is a fm' B Z I . lv- 24 10 learll 4' Frfslmlf- ilffwfift Alvin ggi- . Blat? zhird Y 'A L , I N ll 25 - P T '2 S 'B .gy t: ll FRESHMAN ASSOCIATES The job of freshman associate is an honorary oneg it is one that can be ob- tained only upon selection by the Execu- tive Council of Student Government. The associates work under the direction of the Student Government Secretary. This is a fine opportunity for these freshmen to learn about Student Government. Freshman Associates from left, first row: Joe Monteleone, Marilyn Adragna, Leroy Fanning, Alvin Singletaryg second row: Ray Cancienne, Mary Gilbert, Joan Wilcox, Katlieryn Durrg third row: Judy Terrebonne, Billy Strawbridge. ,avant it Student Body President Ancil Braning welcomes Brother Dave Gardner who was the big name en- 7 tertalnment for the first semester. ext yy Student Government sponsored the Employment Conference. President Ancil Braning and entertainment chairman Richard Haynes are pictured with the for the second semester. fabulous Four Lads, the big name entertainers LaPm 1 N E A I E ' 5 X E F I , i T i i fi :.f.Qf: ::f.-s i :Z H I ff fe we ff? if tg V1 Ei Tricou Petit Vice President Laura Dolores Fernandez President Phi Epsilon Kappa Officers not shown: Orpha Sharp, Vice Presidentg Roland Oubre, Secretary-Treasurerg D u t to n Wall, Parliamentarian. 28 Easton Roth President Rohicheaux Secretary ,.. Y.-ft Eff ge 5 I ' JA ,I 5 it 5 W Z . 5 4 Q4 'JAN V , i ,. 5 gy. r xg Q I , S 1 , ' - ,tw lx 1. X ug!! . ,iff vw. 1 - S, gk I Dr. W4 -1 .ft lil1'I' iill--vii driwr Patricia LeBlanc Treasurer Sweetheart -.4 is Su tudent Loui iana Teachers Association 9' es Officers of SLTA from left are: Noel Many, Corresponding Sec- retaryg Anne Razey, Recording Secretaryg Margaret Short, Vice Presidentg Mary Crapanzano, Treasurer. Present officers and sponsor conducting meeting- The Student Louisiana Teachers Association is a professional organization which gives its members an opportunity to participate in both the state and national educational associations. It is an organiza- tion ior the continued development of leaders among those preparing to teach. JANE CAMBRE Sweetheart qw, pat Members of SLTA attending noon meeting. 29 V.. l l . l I hi, M, ALICIA WYLIE Sweetheart 'N X i. Oh well, it's your mess. Learning how to replace those lost buttons. ll 1 l l F ill' 4' l'4'll ' i . me N fe ef ' 3 L. 5 X4 1 I llomu l'.f-mmnlivs Llnln Uffi.-4-,Q The Industrial Arts Club is a relatively new organization on campus. It is open to all students majoring or ininoring in Industrial Arts. The purpose of the club are to give its nienibers a better under- standing of Industrial Arts and to advance professions concerned with the work. f f l ' K if 51 ,ff n , , Q Q 5? ,flew E i , fc x f jlm 5, Qm .Q A- . I at ,,, K M tx 75 M ' ,, , t lk ' E i i I J ' ' in A 5 r s Sponsors and officers from left: Mr. James Steedley, Mr. James Wigginsg Welden Cedhard-Treasurerg Wilfred Cambre-Senatorg Eugene Fried -Presidentg Emile Flannagan-Secretaryg Arthur Newman-Vice Presi dent. 1 EX SANDRA PEPPERMAN Sweetheart Wilfred and Arthur look over an outboard motor. st 4 Z S 45 Receiving instructions on how to operate a lathe, 3l ft Cercle Francai MIRIAM DAHMER, Sweetheart TRICOU PETIT Sweetheart 32 . X xqYk French Club officers from left to right: Henry Amato, Presidentg Emmett Wilder, Vice Presidentg Miriam Dahmer, Sweetheartg Frank Cross, Secretary-Treasurer. Wom n' ecreation Association tif-f G? P- r 'ff Y, ,' '. X I N . .I I dllgffld Imlilfnlma, l.1mlu XX vllmun ll'cs1rIr'nt I in' I,l'Q'.Yl.lIl'l1f Limlu Szlwyur Rulvy l!m-um-r 5f'f7f'f'f1lf,Y Tl'f'41s11r'e'r ice it N ' 'R Nisxisbiim Q ' james E. Hendrt' ,-1--My IM' Norbert Dours Carol King President I ny- 1 fepynlvylf Secretary Treasurer Gleaners A Qx g, xaeznwtf f ' 1 ::x:::1::::::si V Y gp::::':::f:mQ. Club rf ANITA KEATINC, Sweetheart John Allen Barbara Baltz Burgess Frost Michael Burke MP .WW ,ggz:1.,1'127'f5W5f, -ww-,qv uf' - i Nd! 'Wir 'sf ge W James Calmes Cary Core Robert Coudriat Ronnie Fortier Eugene Fuller Bryan Johnson Donald LeBlanc Barney McAdams Barbara Phillips Kathy Prats Wayne Robertson Mike Senac Tommy Strain Tim Williams Lollie Wren 33 I l I , 1 . 1 I X11 V, If I fl ! If If !,l I , fl' if lf' l 1 1 ffl V' ,lyf ly fl ff I, I , ly M I , 1 .I I , - 7 1 If I fl 4 V4 V ,V 1 4 f x I fl .V A I f , 'V 1 rf 1 'fy x ' If Ir , ' ,f' , , f .' f ' 4 K, ! I If f , M I HfE RNN6 CA D f 0400 XB. .,, ' hu-snr-v 'ZF' , . ,A 'AQ' 1 v ' :q'.H H, gs Qi fm rn ff fm' K .Q , 5' :Aff .. V--w , .,L fe 3 . SCENES atS ,,- . Q. ik up., A, . 4 M, 'x K 'Q 1- sf in 5 E .atsc W TWZWQ ,gin ,awww ? 7 5 Xw S MTN Q W X. SRNI Q ,X X., S . Wil x Q4 ix? E E ff f .1 4 f f PW ZW , 44 47 . 0 WW f O! -A :L A , Q , Ye 'M :A-m V 5 A ' it- . Hi. , 'FFT , ml? Q 4x W, KA is K4 S L 25 if K! f 2 C N I in ,WX . X-J . X 1 F3wf -'E yf JS if f X' , S55-' 15-' J 1 fwwf , sg-,w 1 K X ffl fx Q 5 ,af - 1-. ,V 53,1 E ' J FEQQM k gd B Q x Yf, . .58 HQ' W V , , A , 'f em .5 'ff, 'iv' ,W - ' ? '94 ij :-B E Tl 13 4' ff . '- f ,1 ff-ff , f'- x- , 33 11 il? SLC'S VETS CLUB Offiqers, from left to right: Peter Arnone-Reporterg John Charlesville-Vice Presldentg Bill Pusateri-Presidentg Bob Broxton-Secretaryg Bill Col1ins-Treas- urer. Mr. Thfpmas Eudy Mr. Dick Sillavarl Veteran Club LYNDA SAWYER Sweetheart X Q ' YH: The Hammond Kiwa.nis Club and the Circle K members enjoy their annual banquet. The Circle HKH Club was organized in 19523 it is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Hammond. The club attempts to develop leadership, to provide experiences in living and working together, and to provide service to the College community, good fellowship, and high scholarship within the group. Circle 2 3 Ancil Braning Jim Fournet Vice President Secremry 1 Rich' - l- . . H 'fi . . - HKU gd Haynes, Circle v K pmgmm d,mmVm,7 mnmunws 'lm vi'-Viv OUI' livffry Mlinfluy might gym- Wjfflfi ' ' The Circle Cminlm at ti warm-up session. 'Nun I,lf X'I'lilX PUT XYX -Xl! r'c','!lr'rIIf sf' x NQQIJI rl X' x Xi X uf .12 XXX T PRESS CLUB, from left: James Llamas, John Waite, Albert Wright, Elaine McDaniel, Frank Pichon, Mike Boudreaux, Robert Prest, Charlotte Payne. ! HELENE BERTIN, Sweetheart The Press Club is an organization composed Of Students who are interested in journalism. The main function of the club is the editing and publishing of the Li0fl,-S Roar and the Le Souvenir. Jimmy Llamas, President iw JUS Adrian Couvillion Helene Bertm Vice president Secretary-Treasurer , 4 se S '15 X . 39 ff f Q , X: ft ts, We 5253 F' ' The Liongs Roar is the Weekly newspaper published by the students. The editor and re- porters for the paper are Southeastern students. Ac- counts of campus news and other news of interest to the students are reported through i the Liorfs Roar. f if mffy . W iff fl ,Z W , W . , ,, it ,mv . 4 0, W f Mike Boudreaux Associate Editor rf s, xt y Q .- we f X - 43,5 f ' A W, ' Albert Wright Editor Lion' Roar Staff JimmY LIHTUHS LHITY HYTHC1 Richard Haynes SP0f'5S'Edit0 S9075-S Writer Columnist Cn-c1.' Ifflimr fm ff rxsk p. -4 K Robert PrCSt Elaine M1-'Dfmitl ' 'r h 2 fr -- . .' , , X Photographer Reporter fblxmlnfltllxlxl s NIV: la ,Lum--. wp: ' Dorisunn Dumnu- ff i. I pf gf, ,, , s QE p t 1 -' Frank Pichon Business Manager ram Charlotte Payne Photograph er lflmrlcs Slllilll H111 R l'l 'V' The Le Souvenir, the college yearbook, tries each year to depict an over-all view of the college life. Students publish the Le Souvenir under the di- rection of lVI1'. Royal K. San- ford, Student Publications Di- Associate Editor 1'6Ct01'. Shirley Kennedy Katheryn Slllllll Editor Souvenir Staff Class Editor Paul LaCroix Emile Latour Jimmy LIHIHHS Activities Editor Greek Editor Sports Editor Patricia Coats Drama Editor gohen Prest Ann Haarala Sue Hoover hofogmphef Typist Typist Judy Kendrick Layout Judy Rheams Artist Judy Marsh Layout R Iigiou Organizations STUDENT RELIGIOUS COUNCIL The Student Religious Council is an organiza- tion made up of representatives from all the Religious groups on campus. It is the govern- ing body for these Religious groups. Dorothy Purser serves refreshments to guests at a Canterbury Club gathering. Wesley Foundation Officers from left: C uld I 51.1 Img, dentg Carolyn Vurner-Secretaryg Paul Knmgiy IIPIHIIILI IV ,Z -1 if-fifioi'-vfsf' -1 1 - gray' N' l+35r. X if -ff' f tv-' v - X Q is Al x Wil I . -3 Canterbury club officers and sponsor, from Iefl: Dorothy Purser-Secretary-Treas gferg Prissy Farris-Vice President: Nancy Purser-President, Rev. Roy C. Bascom. 4 I ? Westminister Fellowship Officers, from left: Headley Adelmann-jViee President? Frank Pichon-Presidentg Jack Millar-Treasurer. Front row: Vicki Anderson- Secretaryg Pat Helmker-Sweetheart. NS? te, fm 7 We ,l +l K Delta Lutheran Officers, from left: Bob Priez, Tmasureri Sandra Cannon' U7 Judy' Marsh, President, Glen Latino, Vice President- Baptist Student Executive Council r Joy Miller sings at the BSU Talent show -1 l' Q , fu' -: 1 l - I fi' f A' ii ii 5 1 , - 153 ' 1l i 1 1 1 1233! IS' 2 51 1 I 5 V 1 i l li 1 1 I 1.'11 I 1 1 6 X. 1 1 1 111 511, 155111 1 1 1 i 11 1 1 1 ,111 U . . . 111 1 111 ' . 1 2 . ' . . .a 2 ' . . 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E21 : 1 W 3 if Cl' 51 The Pea Plcken Three cut up at the BSU talent show BSUer s on a blnge V Newman Club offrcers and sponsors, from left, standzng Charles Cannon, Presldent, Lee Parent, Publlclty D1rector Mlke Boudreaux, Vrce Presxdent Fr Murphy Chaplam, Bob Drude, Treasurer, Dr Romero, Faculty Advlsor Seated Patsy Colllns, Soclal VICC Presldent, Gayle Falgoust, Recordlng Secretary Mary Lou Magro Corlespondmg Secretary IXIITQ Crapanzano Educatronal V106 Preeldent, Rose Marle D1stefano, Rellglous V1ce Preoldent rg, S 'W 3 Newmanrtes practlcmg felght hall rn the SldC pocket 5 Na um nn N x ww. 2 X sw rg ywS N XM 1 Q ww' f Cheerleaders from left: Margie Noonang Mike Fitzgeraldg Dorothy Reamsg Martha Talley- Mascotg Jerry Turnageg Mike Boudreauxg Victoria Anderson. -mxxmwmmg xr Wee-x ,awe l udweiset nu fn um n ., ,m,, pf' -in-. 1 M? , ' .17 1 a , ,,wng'F'Yf.,vbflf ,xb af ,,4 , f,,,ff'47g'yv'l'v v'1v!yz..11 If X Z 6f'1xi.?i?iAgfs53 Sf 'imki ffi5!M'Z 'W7f'2af7f 2' 'Ef7fff'zrgf'?W?'i5'gg'A 5ifff3'-wharf if? 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V' I - , ..,., ,, ,j7!',,vf57 ' ,ff , f mfW...W,,,,,, VZ JZ ,3 ' fifffyq ,f I i ff Zmf f ' f W ' 1: M5 2 , ,, ,Q ,,., 3 if V fi 4 r f: 1. f ,,'Qz'H,ffw ' H Q Ziff Z W -' ' ff M 'f w -4 H95 i zQ f f 4 f Z --. . - f 4 f fl ,j,f,,c. g 1 Q ,, , fffffi, 7' 'M - MR. GRIER WILLIAMS Band Director f-'W '1 W 'E onfff f 1 ,, Q vf fi , '-B' x wi 57 A, U 4' 1 ,Q Wh Q . .- fa-1-.X , 1 - mv.: a-kfllfqir 1 4' .rf i lv' x, f -f ' ' r 1' -' .. X ' s.- ,X -.I -.. f M . g'ss'jA.1N' . nf., . ., 1 Our majorotles arc, from If-fi, Mary Jozm Kruffl, Paula Korneguy, MiljllI'CliCQ Gloria Kirby, Drum Mnjorvllog Fully Bolllulgvr. Q S + RY Audrey ' 5 Lionetles leading the Homecoming Parade. Llonettes Nw X , PE X xx W X ,Gif K xQagW4X,,'x , Q X X Q' .2 f U f QI X f ,. N X4 .. S., mg X X .K Y X ,X ,b X 2.2, I 'ri' f i, fefisivmg-V , ,, , ff i f ff? f ff! , f A yd fffrwf yf X M 3 If ff if 'f f '-. Q , M ' QA , E ZW gf: MW M f m .R 22,3 if QV yy 1 hi s i 1 ,- EW? ' 14 WY' ' ,ti N gf' ,. V41 i- ' I 7ff:i,f, -f 4, j f ' , ,I-..s-,gf . 12 ' - 3 eww f--- A -. - e 4 X X ' f N HA IM' ' we QA gg .W Q EW, Z '71 'fl Q, X5 ' i gyiasiz Q.. 6 -if fi N251 gg, , f 4 .WM ,,.,, V .-ti .w-,.:1:f- vw: 'f1-'1'w-- 1, -9 44. , T 5 533 A f- X 5555 t l M. , A I UN .. , ' 2 ms., QQ ,, ,. 3:3 , x .3542 N. x 'ii 72555 1.2 4 , - . ,N f 'gm M i x if W K , .Q 1 i w S.. me f ,as i 41 W A fir . fm X M33 1 5 Casey Jones was never like this. ,f fre? 11 fl: Meg. , f A, ,jg ,- i -. is Q . Q 1 W 4 Southeastern's Department of Fine Arts has an enviable reputation throughout the South for excellence in both music and art. The department is devoted to pro- viding gifted students of music and art with the highest type of artistic and pro- fessional training. During the college year, the department sponsors many activities of interest not only to the students but also to the com- munity which the college serves. Pictured here are but a few of these activities. G 6!'5!zF??fP www' N ,,,,, ' H2 m f r' e y E 'f t .,r,',x, Q 4, Z A cam The SLC male chorus One of the highlights of the year were the twilight band concerts. Pictured below is one of them. : -g ,mfr W 'Um 'WX ai W rev I BAND OFFICERS John Hopper President Lloyd Cambre Vice President Sue Swilley Secretary-Treasurer Brenda Sharp President ANN MCCARTY, Sweetheart Alicia Wylie Anne Razey Secretary Vice President F h i the Spring semester. I l 1 ft, ff x i This sgroup is a local sorority pledged to the Phi Mu national fraternity. They will be rec- ognized by the Pan Hellenic Council during Judy Rae Jones Rosie Spiers Cay Latimer Geneviene Smith Raye Lee Osborn Linda Sawyer Carol J ones Treasurer Edlena Vinyard 1 .tl Q T, v 1 ZW? ,.., . ,,., -.... , ..,,r.,,,,., ,i ,. V, 1' A Q i gm I,,s.,,bIL,li,,s,t,,, m,.,t,,, V, . Y ,gl W., V F H U V I 1 . W 7 U it , A uw' , , . A 4' yceum ,. . ' Pictured above is retired Army Missile Chief Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris, who spoke on the problems of the space age. Noted television Producer and Director David Suss- kind spoke to the student body on the evils of television. The Lyceum committee, under the leadership of Dr. Sidney Romero, brings to the campus a series of programs designed to entertain and inform. ln l96l, the lectures and entertainment features were outstanding. Highlighting the programs were ap- pearances at Southeastern of such personalities as TV producer David Susskind, Major General John B. Medaris, pianists Whitteinore and Lowe, and ballet impresario Robert loffery. The Robert Joffrey Ballet Group brought a delight- ful change in pace to the SLC campus. The group is hailed as presenting American ballet at its best. Not pictured is the duo-piano team of Arthur Whittemore and ,lack Lowe. The pair are uni- versally acknowledged as one of the best- known and best-liked piano teams before the public today. 55 I 1 1 I fy 'V yu fu -x fl 5 V .gy gii A-fl ll: 1 . I, lit ll? 1 I le, Mig ill sgi L? iii P X ,t , , l .: T151 N 1 1 :Igt 1 1, t ll!! I- Y twill 11, y H James Whitehead and Sandra Pepperman re- 1 N i 1 , l l ceived Student Government's annual award in 1 'X recognition of top scholastic and extracur- j J l.. 1, f H ill 1! Awards Day M X 2 Q., E , Noel Lynn Galloway was presented with A I outstanding freshman co-ed. 1-'1 . ix Q ricular achievement. ' N HW E Mi iz! 1' ii lit 'E XX sill Liil bil IU! -' 1 Q. lt! yy? Nl i if af fi ,H r1'1l tl K.-1 am' g in :'IH i .21 1? WE, it tflt' is! all ii! iii Qt? , if , , at - air v .2-, 1 2 at sa' - 1 Z ' I 541 Q ' Q22 E sl? 1 .ze 3 ' c 1. ,ii , as Swv-vesmx I 5' : i X Hz f' , Q Nwvk so N gf ffm, , Miss Mary Ann Loftin received the congeniality Q2 award presented by Alpha Sigma Tau. ,Q S- llllCC sludcnls llcd for ilu- l'n-slunnn Malin-nmln .lunicc Sibley und Iris llraum. Q ' the Les Mesdames award as the most A n Vx T,-s 'f v 1 X , j.i,,- ! I I !, award. Tlu-y are David 0 , Ina f W' aa f- '31 T ' ' - .Q 1 1 , ' ' ' . , 1 5 X A , 'M -- Q , f Q l t T ' .sf ea , Q , s- s-Mx 1 x . t - I4 .1 it 1 - , V, 2' . ,.,,. .., . S ' ' 4 2,1 E '-73 , If , ti - - ,Z ' ' X z ' 72 s ya' ,g ' r , , M 557. I v ff I y 7 3 we fi : . 2 E f ', f ? V ,Q Z! Y ff 3, , , . ' S X 4, , , , tl , , , S f -N - ,,, , ' if 1 w Those receiving the Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities recognition are, from left, bottom row: Bob Allred, Easton Roth, ,lim Llamas, Ancil Braning, Mike Boudreauxg middle row: Leatrix Cotaya, Adrain Couvillion, Nancy Purser, Margaret Short, Judy Kendrick, Carolyn Hogan, Noel Many, top row: Dorothy Purser, Katlieryn Smith, Sandra Pepperman, Jack Millar, Mike Fitzgerald, Mary Anne Parker, and lim Whitehead. ,Av 5 'ax Qu Q gt 5, N. .icvwtfr . in ,V 1 I A 'ffiz 92' Si' K , J X ,ff -gn ,,: 435, ,,.1ffy: Rf' t ff! . if 4 SZ SPORTS AWARDS RECIPIENTS Those receiving Green S awards are from left, first row: Adrain Couvillion, .ludy Kendrick, Carolyn Hogan, Judl' Jourdan, Noel Many, Ancil Braningg second row: Margaret Short, Sandra Pepperman, Emile Latour, Mary Anne Parker, Anne Razey, Mary Anne Loftin, Mary Crapanzano, lim Whitehead. 1-'sf WM 'N- 1, fr x 'nr 4 CJK ache- f 11 e il-' , . .S Q.d it - -auf fv E Y 2' 'W hy. 1 Dr D D Colvard, president of Mississippi State University, delivered the 36th annual commencement address for Southeastern Loulslana College. Soutlieustern Louisiana College graduated two hundred and forty-f0l1r seniors at eomlnencement exercises held in the eoliseum on May 20. 1961. nior Day Awards 'CSX W, so at Q1 sX fs-st pas. , t N as :J , itjs t Q L i 3 s ss X Y s.,s,., , f was . ' QL f CAROL LOU COOK Rotary Club Award WILLIAM PUSATERI Hugh I. Smith Award Also honored at the Senior Day program Were Miss Mary Beth Simmons, who re- ceived both the Gertie Lee VMims Award and the United Business Education Association Smead Award, and Thomas H, Rrayden, Jr., who was awarded the American Chemical Alumni Plan This is the architect's drawing of a proposed Alumni House at Southeastern Louisiana College. Estimated cost has been set at 8200,000, and a campaign is now underway among Southeastern alumni to raise the needed sum. et Q ix 1961 Alumni president Thomas Matheny has shown outstanding initiative in leading the SLC Alumni Association to new and greater achieve- ment. He stands ready to lead the organization in its future plans. The Fall Production is X1 ,X ,- X WX X X X Q Q X Mm az ' a 5 fa M2 f 1 f HZ 5? . Za 3 f 7 f 1 '11 ,Z ff ff I My , -A f f HE ia J R i x Qggwwy? Z N24 2? WMV' rlfiww XAf2f 7' 24- ,f W QW A or 4255 Sl Q Blith Spirit y Noel Co ard SANDRA SCOVOTTO ...... -- Madame Arcati EMMETT WILDER ..... -- Charles PERRY SELLERS -- -- Maid JANE NETTLES ...... - Ruth DIANE CHALARON -- ...... .... E lvira CAROL NELSON ROBERT STARNES - Director awww id 1, lf, WZ X .VX 'Q -:Q 47 ff ry did 'fsf add !'y Wai ?Z W7f if Zi KCV ZZZZ rfdarfrrr ff fad 7 2522 , WH! 0, l 4 Maw -1 'V ., f 7 7, Vx!! ,,,f'fv 7 w fddddg QWQW 1 Z ,ZZZ2 X iZ,z, aw rain , fa f ' ' 1 1 ZZ I X X NW , X wwQX WX, , XEX N X ri WXXX Q1 M X Xgw ww N XX WM fl ,ada fl W, A7 Wff J f WWWWV f?Z? gf. X . 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H ANNAH COOK Phillippa .............. ..A.A..... V IVIAN NEWTON Director ..... MR. LYNN F. KLUTH 1. 3 s ,.z I wa. ,- W . 'V - N-X, 1 Q' . ff 4 V yr :mf , ,2,.1,' . ,, Mfg -.fzrfq fp My The Dlvlne Nero by Chris Duhe R This one-act play won The Louisiana Writers Drama Award and the Southern Writers Drama Award. It was presented at the Louisiana Drama Festival. Nero BOB STARNS Seneca LANDALL COKER P ppaea R SANDRA SCOVOTTO we A grzppzna MIRIAM DAHMER N ' Drusus I A JOHN DUGAN Q I I 2 is 1 Aetzan us 5, 5 LARRY KYTE 5 it it ? 2 3 2 Q n r 'Q-'fer QKLAHGMA PRESENTED BY Department of Fine Arts Department of English Department of Health and Physical Education Department of Industrial Arts CAST Aunt Eller ..... ........... C AROL NELSON Curly .......... ..... E DGAR EKLOF Laurey ........ ......... P ERRY SELLERS MARCIA ADKINS Ike Skidmore ......... EUGENE BECK Slim ........T... ......... C HARLES, SMITH Will Parker ,...,................. AL WILTZ fad Fry .,........ ...... R OBERT STARNES Ado Annie Carnes CAROL MIDDLETON Ali Hakim, ,,,,,, ,, ,,.-- WILLIAM HOPKINS Gertie Cummings ........ JANE KRAMER Andrew Carnes ..... A ...... ..... W AYNE HILL Cord Elam, .----,---------, ir ,I Y 11 , gn 4' .B 1 a ?v in 1. W 1 f f . A 5, 5'-f , 3 f 1 1' . E ' N k Q f' 4- 22 , Q . fr I Y 1 '- ' 1 . -1 -1 5 2 ',f . -art: 'O f' .' w I uf xii., Xu!! g flf. , FA' 'V ' vp. 4. . Wx ii. 1. , any Pflbguf 5 DM y' w. I: H, ,ju .ax -8 im- ixzwi 'th Q wg K r 'Z X if IPM Q . -rf' ' SZ Lf 1 .43 fff f if ,V 5 J, X .,- 3 5 XXXN -15 .1 +1 Carol Lou Cook, President Inter-Fraternity Council Pan Hellenic Council Mary Ann Parker Vice President Dorothy Purser Secretary Rose Marie Distefano Jo Ann Lama Elise Kleinschmidt Noy Robbins Mollie Robicheaux Barbara Wright Members of the Council are seated from left to rightg .Terry Swearingen, Easton Roth, Jack Blossman, Dr. L. E. Chandler, Adrian Couvillion, and stand- ing: James Morris, Clement Story. Delta Omicron MEMBERS AND OFFICERS- li Marilyn Baird, Vice President A Carol Bauer, Reporter f. fa, I to 1 gs.: , wh Judy Elliot Elizabeth Odgen, Chorister Mary Lynn Snider, Secretary Sue Swilley, President A , , out eastern in 1957. It is compoised of female students and faculty members in the Department of Fine Arts who wish to develop the social side of the musical life of its members. The chapter assumes the task of ushering and pro- viding entertainment for visiting artists. Each year Delta Omicron combines with Phi Mu Al h p a fraternity to present a traditional program of Christmas music. national professional music fraternity Delta Omicron was installed at S h Alpha Lambda Alpha Lambda was organized on Southeasternis campus in September, 1958. It is an honorary art fraternity made up of members of the art department. All members of the fraternity must maintain a B average to be eligible for membership. The fraternity sponsors an art show in the Fall semester, displaying their Works and those of other artists. MEMBERS AND OFFICERS: Kay Baker Martha Lilly, Vice President James Llarnas, President Claudia Meyer, Secretary Judy Rheams, Treasurer Mary Strecker ,lo Ann Canal Kappa Delta Pl ' President Barbara Wright Vice President Clancie Palmer Secretary Mr. Lincoln DeVillier Treasurer Headley Adelmann Historian Dr, Lyman Jones Advisor Mary Lynn Allen Dr. Preston Allison Carol Bauer Mrs. Polly Bahm Marjorie Cooney Boyd Mrs. Lucille Burgdahl Jo Ann Burge Jane Cambre Carolyn Casey Miss Patricia Catlett Carol Lou Cook Katherine Cummings Dolores Fernandez Dr. L. H. Dyson Miss Lucille England Mr. Hymel Falgoust .larnes O. Franklin Dr. Herbert Gregory Linda Jackson Paula Kornegay Ann McCarty Jeanette McGehee Noel Many Mary Frances Nesom Miss Eva Nettles Sandra Pepperman .ludith Howden Etta Sue Robinson Ralph Shaw Charles Smith Ccorglu Slullorrl l'lI'i1llf7t'S Slovzlll Surf Swillf-y ,loam ,llllUlIIJIS lx'lilliQJll'1'l Wlllll- lil: ,l. li. Woolf-y .Zi .M 415 w R if 'Q XM A 'Vi 's n 'Lyla , . fans-Q 'S , B, yr s - rf! N: 9 ' 'li ll .' rx 3 '49 if W-., ,wwf . 4 'Q ,f r if Y '.. gr ' im .V -xx J A,f 7 1 in 5 u i W. ,V 1144 ng an fats npr? A H7 w 1 V 4, :Y n f ' 'fr' :5 .Xxx v : . Q .. . x3: I - g ,U .a ws s.p,':g', .1 Av. 'lax f. Q if , A , 4 Q. , 1? i xr is Z i .,. vo-al 'Ji 'NJ A l nl di 0 v - 0 I t , l l is l ' ' ,fl V wi' 'Y' Q 1 ' fl, f. I . 0 l ,z i 'J -f4 l ' 1 Q, W 5 .1 f 'c X l Q U T Mor an Lee Parent 1 Mark Delesdemier Jimmy Llamas errance g Treasurer . President i 114352 lf Z, il Vice President Secretary Ipha Omega Alpha Omega, an outgrowth of a veteran's club, was organized on the campus in September, 1946. The club received its charter in November of the same year as a local fraternity. ln May, 1961, Alpha Omega was installed as Theta Nu Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon as the second national on campus. The organization annually sponsors the bonfire before the Homecoming game. The big project of the year is the annual costume ball sponsored during the Mardi Gras season. MEMBERS First Row: Charles Adams, Don Bardwell, Fenwick Binder, Ralph Cavos, Jimmy Crain, Emile Flannaffan. Second Row: James Hendry, Earl Herman, Peter Janak, Ronald King, Victor Lovett, David Malone. Third Roliv: Kenneth May, Michael MISUIHCH, Lester Phillips, .lohn Stanga, Jerry Swearingen, Phil Villanueva. fl +1 i iyirvfl' 4.3. .I- Lgfgf, ' 1' , off' af. FF I A .r I -, K 5... , We -..1 .J I lu Q? l'l.l'iDG FS Charles :Xlavlx Richard llcll Mike lloiidi'vaux Wren Breaux Nelson Daigle Al Dugan Earl Dugan Warren Earalnino Gary Edwards Ferrell Grace Henry Hooge David Hopkins ,lim King Philip Kling Guy Latino Floyd Marquis Richard Martinez John McTopy Sam Misuraca Jim Moore James Pichon Pete Saal Francis Stacey Russell Wilson .slug X i ,N as 'A . sa, -ff F 4 ,Q W f 7 :E S- Q W5 if 9 , we -4 f 2, b 3. . v 5 N s ZF, we 5522 .W A s X mgrd f gm , ,. Q r r J 0 iff ,r,., ,-Q , 4, . . 1 W F' W ,, 4 jf Z f l ,r Q f z ,fm ,, r A The Bonfire before Homecoming. F.-if 4. 4 1 f A , r 4 W' wi 1 ' 5 fa , F ' 54, I 'AJ N. Q-M gf I. Q Y my tug, ff 'v . SIN If X x f ', 1 ff c f ' ff , X f M, f, X F- M W, X - 7 4 i: f , qi INK f ,f Q y .f ,, , V Q .,,,f 0 if -. ,Q 2 j M I 1 ,V ,,y' Z s 7 Z f f 4 M-M' ,xv nf! W , 5 Pledge ue. i ' M' 4 y Xl Y X I , ww f ra , rl ,. gm. N A , ,f ,, 5 ' 1,2 3 N K f .Z AA.: Q l is , 1 3 G , 5 v f 4, f , we N -N A 1 ' I , A 1 mfg ,V , ,V W ' 'f'5 f,,s t ' 'T ' .ff Q. 4 s Y. Q 'V s , Q MM ,gif ff 2 Q jf --fm, ,. 9 ik f .2 A 5.7 .ociv-Q ' X ' Hywflif 1 f v,,,,f.. ,,v,,..uf Nunn ,M ww, 15 nf 7 f f 7 1 9 The Captain carries his lady to llic hall. ap, ,gf my , -2 Q Bac ks Th 521' Of. ',',g 4 tx-'. My . 4 Z 1. 1 11 ,'.. . . ., Qlfil 0 O.. . ' 5 W aff 5 i .lack Blossman Easmfl Roth President Vice President 1 if ls Q 4 5 a Kappa Delta Tau was established in 1931 Michael Fitzgerald William Donegan Galyrme Holzhauser Secretary Treasurer Sweetheart Kappa Delta Ta u as the Stags and was reorganized l in 1937 as a social fraternity. The organization strives to promote leadership, higher standards, high scholastic standing and a feeling of brotherhood. KDT sponsors the annual Homecoming festivities. .,, ,f s tif? rf? ia. ll u t l le S 5 Q5 ' I? - V1 Z , all if . 1 , t r if . f . is f QQ 'S , 2 il 3 fr 1, , i as E 1 2 P .i MEMBERS First Row: Edward Bartholomew, Gerard Boudreaux. Second Row: Robert Bowles, Walter Cory, Maurice Cusachs, Richard Daigre, Merrill Dasch, Jacques Diano. Third Row: ,lake Dicarlo, Lloyd Gardner, Deryl Guillory, .lack Illg, Archie Julian, Truett Kibodeaux. Fourth Row: Spencer Kuhnell, Wallace Laird, Ed McGurk, Charles Morris, Barry Pique, Stanley Rauch. Fifth Row: Carl Rhody, Joseph Roberts, Sal Segreto, William Susslin, Anthony Tesvich, Robert Wolfe. ? N4 X sw W my swf sg-fig? iw nuff ,lohn Gall ' Qflgaff 10569 fi,q,::: Chlflei 1' 'K The 2:41 Below ip Jerry Becnel Weldon Clouatre Fritz Englado Buddy Calatas Joseph Giardina Bill Harper Rudy LeBlanc John Lobue Gary McDonald Frank Misuraca Joseph Sghiro Charles Smith Th . e annual Homecomln Dance SPOHSOTCC1 by Kappa Delta Tau Below are the KDT Golden Gxrls Dale Qunn J. W. Otzenberger Orpha Sharp Val Miller Patricia Collins Preszdent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sweetheart Si ma Tau Gamma Sigma Tau Gamma, a national, social, and educational fraternity was brought to the campus in 1938 when the former local fraternity, Sigma Lambda Chi, received its charter as a Phi chapter. lts principles are to establish a more nearly perfect brother- hood among students and to promote an ideal form of social activities for young men. The organization sponsors the annual White Rose Ball during the Spring semester. MEMBERS: Edward Brabham Raymond Braun Alfonso Chavez '2 Kenneth Crawford Norbert Dours Noel Gilbert George Kutz Warren Louque Max Mclnnis Jimmy Meadows Tim Melancon David Miller Arthur Newman Norman Owen Pat Patterson Donald Radovich Clement Story Emmett Wilder Ray W inn Billy Young George Zana ff? iff lfffi iff? 3 v' f. wford C5 lue s OWS I1 aan -n 1 0YiCh rr! lder n PLEDGES Richard Granier Henry Jenkins Gerald Keller Thomas Kuhn Velwood McDaniel George McKigney Aldon Mury Robert Starns Winton Waguespack 11 62' A275 X-gg W 1 pf' '3 06-ul I l l l Pledges White Rose Ball Court dances with escorts. Former White Rose Pat Collins Crowne new White Rose Patricia Trahan. I 6' f,f ,Q ,Y , W , k The White Rose Court and Queen i -l 5 , s z i , li I l A 1 f s ll 2 14, w , , : f is si ll H 2 if il lf Q Q F ll sy 5 5 E l Q is S 4 I I 4 E E E 5 5 1 2 1 4 E 3 5 s 3 1 l E E 5 2' -1 3 -a l I 3 1 5 1 2 f, Ancil Braning President I K ,pt- f Mfr Mill' W Rf' my , t V , if -M ' ,King Sak ff do , Williulii Faust Milftilif NUUYIUII llff'-, M171 0 Wi , I heta I l . .-,Y . l Theta Psi Fraternity was organized on the Southeastern campus in 19.33. It is a A social fraternity which attempts to develop fellowship and brotherhood among stu- dents and to promote higher intellectual and spiritual standards on the campus. It annually sponsors the first dance for the students in the Autumn. MEMBERS: Edward Boardman, Terry Bockhorst, Steve Bushnell, Adrian Couxillion, ,lay Crow, luvious Crowe-q Harold Guerin, Jr., Martin Harwood, Paul LaCroix, Emile Latour, Kendal Slellruiit-I, jerry fill-Elxet-ri, William McKeen, James E. Morris, Walton Reeves, Ronnie Romagossa, Frank Smith. vt'-vi 'H JK 4 'jim' PLEDCES 6 Louis Alphonso Sal JOB Cali Ron Pappell A. C. Powell Alvin Singletury 'R Henry Sommerhalder Conrad Spatz Jerry Turnage Douglas Wells Dan Yeates A P 1' at V ipaq TP' li A1 Ca one and his anff? - . P g D The Roaring Twentles live again M NO, It tastes nasty! Sweetheart Noel smokes traditional cigar I Y 1' M . The Sweethearts of Theta Psi l 1 P, il 1 NOV RPbbinS Mary Ann Parker Sandra Pepperman Mal? CFHPHHZEIIIO 5 President Vice President Secretary Tr 611-WV ef t 2 T Sweetheart I I lil gi. 1 ' lpha Sigma Tau pl Alpha Sigma Tau was organized as a Phi chapter in February, 1940. It was formerly i Zeta Gamma Alpha sorority. The aims of the sorority are to develop character, to 1 help each member enjoy the cultural advantages of life, and to help maintain high SOC1al and scholastic s-tandards on campus. The organization annually sponsors the 3 Spring Formal Dance. 3 . 4, ix i Pat Collins l Rose Distefano 'l' Gayle Falgoust T Camille Gennaro Sharon Hahn 1 l l l l I I I ' z S E 3 lf ll 1 l .ludilee Hall Margaret Hallam Patricia Helmker Normandie Kern Jean Lallusen Mary Ann Loftin Mary Lou Magro Mary Frances Nes Laura Ogilna Doris Otillar Glancie Palmer N ancy Powell Ann Simmons Patricia Spwrs Marv Stewart 0II1 Lucille Strickland f Pat Trahan Pat Z8CllHl'Y 223' 151, ,dd arf' wmv' Q5 -2 37. Filing? 'T 413 If ' lk' Sullnirfffl Wikia? Lumber W ifafjii . Cgtflf ld mdz li-1' limi? .Q .'., 195 lla? Y BM ' Cal: Q- if WG' i Hvlij f A lyk '1 7 lun 1- ' ll r... fig. E N ' 1II1 161' ln :in gm Nes0II1 I' I ,and PLEDCES Pr-as-1' llv1'1'f'a1o' Yelva llickford Carolyn Boudoin Jean Boudreaux C31-glyn B0lld0lll Pa! BOYIC lris Braun PM Connors Sandra Derrnody Susan Dublan Josephine Ferrante Lucille Ferrante Janice Fife Melinda Hall Carolyn Henderson Linda Jackson Mary Louise Kuhn Zorraine Marson J oy Miller Mary Lee McClimans Billie Dale Nugier Carlon Richardson Dianne Short Holly Thompson Lydia Waguespack Margaret White Judy Worley Members and Brother g:lti1fnifY members put 'S ng louches on H0mecoming float. 'Hi' . ft! r I ei' Q 1- .., 5 A 'F w- 'CT'-'Y ' Q J V, if ' 275 li X ' k ,-. N f rf 5 '-fa.. -,l Bill: lvl if Ja t W Zull tt, Carol Lou Cook Katheryn Smith Margaret Short Jug? Fendrlck gffel Many President Vice President Secretary rwsurer weelheaf' gg I Elf' , ' Exif' l Beta hl r if li:-' Be-ta Chi was established in 1953. The promotion of friendliness, scholarship, and i i i cultural opportunities is the aim of this organization. lt also strives to form con- genial groups on campus and to instill a sense of responsibility and loyalty in each E ' member. Beta Chi annually sponsors the first formal dance during the Fall Semester and Greek Week in the Spring. Z S E s i 5 Q 1 . l : 5 1 3 ' i A I i Diane Breaux 5 Sharon Dell Brock Opal Charrier if Y . 5 X vonne Charrler 3 4 5 E 2 5 C E 1. Patricia Coats M ,lane Gunn TQ Ellen Huser Bonnie Janak A ,, Carolyn Kinchen H Elise Kleinschmidt 9' El Lana Lanata r A A Anita Magee Clillltllil Meyer Susan Moller? s f,, ,l udp' Rheams '- 1 r '11 , - - bliotty 5QOY0iiO E ,4 1 l l 2 2 i a ,lane Sinnnons Nlvrrn Sullivan hllLllllll'llt' Pllllgpen V rim.-1 '13 on ,2 P7 nam Jo Wall U 3. tfliziilwtll Wttvll z E 1 9' tif lvl' Jr' ux l Brock ier arrier its l' k chen rghmidt PLEDGE5 Virginia Bollay Ann Bourdet Marie BFUCC Kathy Duri' Gail Fogg Ann Haarala Zula Heintz Linda LeNormand Judy Marsh JoAnn Martin Elaine McDaniel Martha McMichael Barbara Mills Judy Mowen Nelwyn Pitre Claudette Price Letty Price Carolyn Reeves Donna Renfro Sheila Roberts Sybil Roy Carolyn Varner Beverly Ann Wood '91 I? ' S-J? Jim,-1 ,vis 'ff 1. W7 'TTIV 'VY E -5 f-J as l .. Q' .ffl 2 sb Q N Most Outstanding Creek Gerard Boudreaux receixes kiss and handshake. The sweethearts of the Greek organizations are presented at the annual Creek Ball sponsored b Beta Chi. y 4- Dorothy Purser Helene Bertin Margaret Noonan Norma Morgan P . . . . resident Vzce President Pledge Captain Sweetheart Kappa Rho Kappa Rho was established in 1929 and was the original Yellow Jackets Club It D . s alms are to promote school spirit and congeniality among students Kappa Rho annually sponsors the Homecoming parade and a Christmas dance Each s rin se- . , . ' P g mester also brings the traditional Kappa Rho musical which is written, directed, and presented by the sorority members. AAL eva ver J une Aitken Linda Anders Sue Brunning Mary Cardaronella Linda Charrier Yvonne Cooper Dorisann Dammerau Betty DePaoli Pxissy Farris Susan Gourdain Barbara Guerin Galynne Holzhauser Millie Klein Jo Ann Lama Kathleen McG11rk Lynne Macheca Par Noonan Mollie Robichaux l Theresa SciortiD0 Patsy Settoon Linda Smith Man' Ward Elizabeth WatterS0n Donna Welsh W-Q' Ifiiffj W Jfffi . C3 37 tl IW Iliff BHb1'f'5gf:+- HW' ' nf- A WA , 1, 'uf mel- wg' ' Perf- . . gn- , M, MJT, . DJJVF ' 'K' A-1' rs lg ronella ier Der mmerau li ain rin Ehauser PLEDCES Martha ,lean Burris Patricia Cooper Charlotte Crawford Patsie Curtis Jean Dieterich Noel Calloway Jerri Hanley Linnea Honald Carol Mahner Joan Oddo Barbara Oliver Elizabeth Pierson Charlene Polito Linda Rosentreter Perry Sellers Lois Smith Nancy Waters Diane Walther W V Lk ,f,v ,hy..1 t , f r' fi ,,.,., , .sg ,A 1 ici? 77 J x 'QP .X C ., ., f' 'f K i, ' 7 'f J .Ig ' lW'afs:,', 'af ,,, M 1 ,v .. v -..Q A 'awk '49, K? I' 'J 'eh -v-V r 4 X ff Early Birds decorate cars for Homecoming Annual KP Christmas Dance is big success. ' M, J. fa' : I NO. Mollie, not you! 11 ll! 1 I M ,-El.'. funn - 1, . 'l'T'.n: ?fln,., 'Y.u'f-H. N fdlnpilin - lllIl' X - Q'-,gurv f f 1 p X W X gb. F , A A , ,p x Ajfr' V I 1 SSQ ki, g bf 3' X 533+ M ,Y if x - k. x 4, ,551 K, Q 1 A 5 L: L V X f x , , I 5 X L -g U x X865 a r I J . , F . .UU 4 L ii 1' n -y ' - 7 ,'H2'.-'59, ' b b -I nl.'llg.N,,vs 1 x 5 .Q pnsaaafgsq' Q N' ruin - If I 4 X 1 ulvo . ,:f' K 1 -pun n 5 ill!! g ll unit nun. lllll u 'll llll , Uflill-, 'llllilsll :u:n,n,a llll 1 'sflux' l,ql 4, 3 1:2 rg, .N AM w. ME-fl . ,I vi-wh!! Sf 'El im, N u V , xl n l if -.l'fu5'u, '- v-hi ' . Q5-'imI:g..u P'.lIllp1l-' ' --.null has Phi u Alpha -in-al Rffbeff HOUPCF Charles Smith PTCSIJCYU Vice President The Delta Omega chapter of Phi Mu Alpha, a National Honorary Fraternity, was installed on the Southeastern campus in May, 1949. This fraternity, composed of men who achieve high scholastic attainment, promotes co- operation within the music department itself and with other departments. The outstanding project of the organization is to sponsor an annual concert of American music. James Franklin Robert PIICZ Recordzng Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Robert Burch Lloyd Cambre Ralph Caplan Rodney E Ford Don Gros Barry Mahady Terry Mahady Joe Rlemer Dale Wattlgney John Calvin Wood PLEDGES fNot shownl Eugene Beck Robert Hatch Wayne Hill Rene Koopman John Todd Ali! 5 1 ,l E I. Wf 4lZw '15 W. XV SQ , ,, Wggxfg Q!! 7 gy Ll if 3? N 'S X if Mx FEATURE A 9 E P I 1 S, 4 n S 2 ag' -.dl-1 uv A Q, ,I J Aha- 1,1 is' '99 'QA Vis- SfllI11I1'iiK11'l'H. our msn f11Il41l'I'I'112l fm' 19611-61. is Xlix- N1:1l'gif- Nmmzlll. il -jllnifvr in Sl'K'I'1'lfiI'1l11 5c'im'r1r'0. 11115 Im-Ilx fm-41 ix :x lm-H1111-1' uf Kappa 111m Sul'm'ily H1111 11213 -4'I'X1'f1 :ix plf-fly Hllrliiill illlfl s4'r'l'l'lill'f' ful' 111:11 011111111211- lifm. 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A I 1 . 5- y. 5 . is 'ff X11 4.1'v,,'r'1'l ' .,-p,,1',f 2 1. .,,, ,Q Q 2.4 , 4 , I' ',l ' 9 . 1 I ., 'f' 1 f 1 ' I ' S ., ' I 1 It A X 4 I Social Greek Sweethearts Wm gagnne J'zQQAAau.vef Sweefieaff ef Jfppa DMG 7011 fx 'Q .Zh J 1 I a J 135 jnne Yfazey weeffearf 0 574054 Omeya V T V I I Rss orma gayQ Qyfozyan weeffearf 0 IW, yea Em QDGXFICIG Colm 9 weeffeazf 0 Q. zyma fjau .Jamma J ,1fs.5' vo XWZZM, Lefa ' 77 1 Q f csweeffearl of rw 21 fi-o I I ! J E 5 1 l I, ..n....4,- ,- -4-:1.f.V....n--.1 1.-1,-w.v.v.::.f,.,: Qmnnmn ESS wary JIU? 53961122 Cslyma 701.1 csweezfearf gfgqfofa ia' MISS yyfaryw . Xoonan cgweeffearz' gf Ufefa TSI 51 mls w 'Q-.1 x ' 046. in-ll 4? 75, 'KM 4 ,X ' M if ..., f Jj-1' Homecomin Quee W, 'G x amz., l n , . F gd. s ,I fizlftmli Q bm. J g 'Q I In the fall of 1960, the student body of Southeastern chose Miss Gloria Kirby Homecoming Queen. This honor was just one among many that Gloria has received. In 1957 she became a majorette with the SLC Band, and she per- formed with the band for four years. This beautiful Physical Education major was sweetheart of the Junior and the Senior Classes. In 1959 and again in 1960, Gloria was the second runner up in the Miss Tangipahoa Contest. When she was a Junior, Gloria was named as a member of the Homecoming Court, and she was chosen to be in Who's Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. Among her hobbies she lists swimming, water skiing, and modern dance. .an E f V 7' 'Uv Homecomin CGLII1 lf in 1? 5 1 ii The Homecoming Queen and her Court r at the game. .K .l 'VH Y --4. f-ff-Ah Nw.. I Yfr xt The members of the Homecoming Court are from left lo right: Patricia Collins, Culynne Holzhauser, Lynne Porte, Vern Fitzgerald, Anne Razey, Mary Frances Nc-mm, Linda Charrier, and Queen Cloriu Kirby. ur , w Rupp.: ll:-ll.n lem llll'llllH'l' -1-ru' .le l 1 'llN llll llw Umwn :nn-l lawn K-'ml W .ll nhl- :umxrnl ll--rn-'A .-mlm, ll nu. Q- 'fluff The Prince and Princess of Homecom- ing await the Queen. Queen Gloria Kirby and her Ladies-in Waiting. The Queen's Dance F11 ' i 1 F . 1 I . Nu 14 Q 1 5 fx V1 ml! W -R n W ? W I i H H ul. r 1 J4 41' :lk 4 125. 15215 ,-Ex? ez' X av 'x 5 2 I5 Wg? 'E at Q 1' ,g yn, if Q x W1 lrl f 54 3'i l ag 3 i f Z! wg I ,fn I ju, ,ao S . ' 5 5, -i x 5 X . K. ! xi 1 X A 3 0 Q N in x A Xx K.. D - ' Q . Q . x X N 4 R 4 s pi YQ fx Y , . Q xxlq. XX 5 v xx . 4 QSM X k x- ' ,hx Y 5 xg . ,',, . M ks , Q ' J 9 1 kg , ' x , L xx v 1 . - I at Y ' s x ,xx w up yu s.' 4 k - Q ,fl K xxx t . -S f 2' x s 1 W , xx X ia' 1 1 gk xsfxw g'?'k , , . Y - ,Q .1 i xx., . L M .. as vw My a -' 5 .W ,Q N X . , . v x, , x u , ' , fy 5 la' 323, lx 4 W . N , S4 'X 8 1-'en vw, 4' lik'-Li, ,. ' H' , 1 Q o i 5 . i 3 I l I 4 w S? i S 5 394-2 If E1 El ,. Q f . ' E I Q, 'Q Q 5 I , 5 y Q 5 N A ? 5 The Athletic Staff I at A E. L. NED MCGEHEE STANLEY GALLOWAY LUTHER MARLAR Athletic Director Head Football Coach Basketball Coach x-... ... N - -.nw S x is X IOO , . wx PATRICK KENELLY Baseball Coach Asst. Football Coach af f ff J fxffy f W, f W Z? 4 gf if rv- fj f X? I X W ,My A M5421 ,W ?7.of , ff ,4 Q! I Z I 5 i '4' ' ff 2' J Zz: , g fm, 1 .-fff' -A f' . . e ,,,, . W 6 W X W W f fl 'Q A WALTER RUSSELL Tennis Coach it CHARLES COFFEY ALVIN LeBLANC Asst. Football Conch Track and Field Coach Cross-Country Coach Director of Me-n's Intramurals RAY l'0R'l'A cu.-xtw --hoc MORGAN Asst. Footlmll Couch Trainer Asst. llusvlmll Cmlvll N ' Q9 3 Cinderella Team ' tie WSNZSQ ff .-'-:gsaa-::- 2 15,5 N f l? g x w,,,,,,,,.,,,eW .W,,,,,,W COACH STANLEY GALLOWAY QUARTERBACK ELBERT HARRIS M'i'iC1CLE PAUL ALEXANDER Bracket All-America-CH. MJ AILGSC--First Team GSC '4Coach of the Year NAIA All-America-1st Team Mid-Bracket All-America-Hon. Mention Coaches All-GSC-lst Team SLC Grid Taskmasters - LSWAA11eGSCf3fdTeam Men Behind the GSC Title Coach Stanley Galloway had his usual Hcrying towel out before the season got underway. He had lost 20 seniors from the 359 squad, and he stood only a slight chance of winning the conference championship. However, he molded a fine group of young athletes, instilled in them the desire to win, and then performed on cue. Each Saturday a different Lion took the spotlight, with Elbert Harris and Wilbur Derrick taking most of the honors. SLC produced a balanced effort on the field as every man did his job with poise and knowhow. Five Lions were given All-America mention, and eight earned All- GSC be-rths. Galloway was awarded well after leading SLC to the GSC co-championship. He was picked Coach of the Yearf, HALFBACK WILBUR DERRICK Little All-America-QH. MJ All-GSC-First Team lo' I 960 GSC Co-Champions The SLC Lions l - sf First Row KL-Rl: D. Brian, W. Rhodes, J. Schwab, J. Smith, D. Morris, J. Newton, C. Boudreaux, K. Dyer, A. Debetaz, K. Magee, B, iEE.,fQ.f.f L. Fairchild, J. Calmes. Second: T. C. Calmes, M. Crook, D. Adams, J. Andre, G. Walker, L. lung, C Berg, B. Johnson, E. Harris, P, Alexander, B. Mclver, M. Herin. Third: F. Thomas, P. Crook, D. Gleason, L. Fortenberry, S. Courrier, M. Thiel, D. Williams, T. Dal. mado, J. Pendergast, A. Grieshaber, B. Ladner, W. Kozan. Fourth: S. Anderson, .l. Robinson, C. Coulas, W. Derrick, J. Hanley, G, 'Q Core, P. Sharp, N. Cimmento, J. Aranda, B. Grom, J. Martin, R. Miller. Fifth: K. Gibbs, C. Magee, Coach C. Coffey, Coach B. Porta, Coach P. Kenelly, G. Morgan, Coach S. Galloway, R. Bushnell. The Season in Capsule Overlooked in pre-season forecasts, the Lions blended a little experience with a great deal of determination to Win the Gulf States Conference co-championship with a 9-l record. The Green and Gold pulled four major upsets in their unexpected climb to national ranking. SLC reached as high as second in one of the small college polls and were ranked by every major poll. The Lions finished fourth in the NAIA rank- ings. The Green and Gold was awarded a bid to play in the Tangerine Bowl, but the players declined the offer. Cleasqn 531118. 1 I kl l tile lSpulll A 1 m f, , Ba ou Tangle A Good Start N ,lx fmm ING lllSI'llll X ul 4 lout 1 0 tillx lAfKLT' IUIIIFR IlOllll'NBT'RRY H 1 1 Mid Br.1fkftAllAmfr1r'1fll M J C s IINHII Mn 'an nl' 13' - U i . E i . ,.., v. 1... V Ulm- 1.-wwe-w. ,uw 4-fs.-'vvnrrovvvdwhnl First Victor Over Texans Quarlcrluu'lx lflliert llarris carried the hall one yard for a touchdown to score Sl,C,s first victory in history over East Texas. The 7-0 win marked the first time lC'l' had hc:-n hcaten in the four-game series. A key play in the game was a Harris pass to Gilbert Walker' that set up the touchdown. Guards Sam Courrier and Gerard Boudreaux made important fumble recoveries for the Lions. . Su Q, ii' ye .s . ,K 'ft Us L. X ,, v- ,, , N t s ,tee 4 Mn x X, 3, r . Q ' g h NN g aww ' T t ' ' 1 ' Berg gathers in pass from Fairchild in Corpus Christi game. 'Q' , ,C y USL defender catches Ladner from behind. HALFBACK JOEL SMITH All-GSC-Second Team Gleason and Smith break up pass in Corpus ChriSii game. Corpus Christi No Match Southeastern practically ran an undermanned Corpus Christi eleven off the field as the Lions rang up a 40-0 victory at the expense of the Tarpons. Highlight of the l0P5ided affair was a B. L. Fairchild pass to Charles Berg that covered 75 yards. ' Wayne Kozan scampered 15 yards for another TD. The great SLC defense held the THPUM to Only 44 yards rushing and allowed only three first downs, all on passes. Harris rolls out against USL. '03 SLC Sinks Pensy Navy l l I ' d uarterback Elbert Harris came off the bench to spark a late SLC rally y njure Q f that insured a 9-0 victory over previously undefeated Pensacola Navy. Halfback Jerry c H Schwab sent the Lions to a 3-0 halftime lead with the first field goal of his career. Q is Wilbur Derrick plunged the final two yards on a drive to score the only touchdown 7 of the game. The victory was SLC's fourth straight of the season. Speedster Kozan sprints for a good gain against Florence. 1 1 lu , l r i l l l Joel Smith snags a pass. l ju 4 il! es'-A-L y l w l at HEUIICY breaks away from defender in Pensacola , , y l '- f contest. l ff Qssf : ..,. 1 . ,,-:essai ff V 5 5 f J! W ' W 'fri J Ziff if 5 ,,,, 1 'if gytgd K vi s s x f, A as VA if 1 GUARD CERARD BOllDRlfAUX All-CSC-Second Team ,S e it E Q Wm- Willie Rhodes opens up in L-lt-ar field against Pensacola. Florence Falls - 5th Straight 0lll,llL,dblCIll Lllitbllllltllll tl lillll- ltonlull- null I-Inn-m-n QXIHJ Nates single wing but r 'i l'VCl'f'fl lf' Svorv a sound 212-0 xivlory. A llurris lu Monty Crook aerial in the .lerry Schwab-Extra point man. l,',,t K f. .'. X -- -. t. . ml qmoml of lllll l l?l llflll WHS blks lust Ill, ,Inn llanlexl scored the second touchdown, and ln: was lollowml in lln- st-tiring 4-Ulunm 1,3 i.jll,t.,.l Harris and Wayne A Kozfl 7-s - ' -. l . - -- - cn' lusllmdll lxmlllllll DN llllf'H'e'plml u pass and suatnperetl bn yards lor the final tally. .,g2 nsaohla is-Ti Yi . dug.. s., -. Indians Seal The Li0llS Sllowttd lltvil' lltllsvlcs lo llelpless Northeast in a CSC tilt as they rolled up their sixth straight win by the tune of 20-0. lfflbert Harris scored the first TD. Linenmn Cary Core kept the Lions in good shape by recovering two fumbles during the contest. Charles Berg took a 43-yard TD pass from lslarris to lead 1-lf-0 at halftime. SLC began the second half fight by stopping the Indians four times inside the four yard line. Ladner scooted into the end zone for the third tally. and Yilayne Kozan added the final TD. The Green and Cold scored in each quarter. Arthur Dehetaz, Sam Courrier, T. C. Calmes and Core were defensive stand- outs for the Lions. e' my -QL iftdinlffmfigf-it-i'w ped - Lions Whip Tampa Wilbur Derrick smashed over for two touch- downs as the Lions tumbled the University of Tampa 28-12 in Florida, Joel Smith scored the first tally on a one-yard plunge, and Jerry Schwab added the important extra point. Tam- pa's Perez put the Spartans back in the game with a TD, but Derrick crossed the goal in the second quarter to put SLC ahead to stay. The Lions left the field with a slim 14--12 half- time lead. Derrick started the second half with a TD, and Wayne Kozan added the final marker. Joel Smith' booted the final two extra points. SLC's superior depth and defensive prowess proved the difference against the upset-minded Spar- tans. Tampa was the first of two teams to score two touchdowns against SLC. Guard All-GSC SAM GOURRIER Second Team La. Tech defender catches Harris from behind. Bill Ladner speeds past Northeast lineman. Tech Upsets Lions - End of a Dream S01-lth83StCI'Il,S dream of an undefeated season was dashed as second string halfback .lack Lestage returned a punt 85 yards with 1088 than tw ' ' ' ' ' ' a Tech a 17-14- GSC victory over SLC. The Lions' win skein was cut after seven games. The Tlxguizsdrgffanxli tlzagiglg I-icftlfisliagefore Lestage romped down the sideline to score. Bulldog Paul Hynes opened scoring with a TD to put Tech out front Elbert Harris came back with a scoring plunge to knot the. score 7-7. Tech held a momentary lead after Bud Alexander's field oal' in the second half. The Bulldogs led 10-7 when scatback Billy Ladner scooted into the end zone to grins the Lions from behind, Everyone at Techis Homecoming, including 300 SLC students, then saw Lady Luck provide a story- U0 finish with Lestage the hero. l05 lOl HOMECQMING. A Complete success McNeese and SLC captains at coin toss. Strawberry Stadium was packed, and Wilbur Derrick pro, vided quite a talent show as Southeastern romped past Mc, Neese 21-6 in the Homecoming feature. Derrick set up the first touchdown with three brilliant runs before Elbert Harris dove over from the one yard line to score. Derrick rambled eight yards for the second touchdown, and Darryl Morris crashed through for the final tally. Jerry Schwab con- verted on all three drives. Derrick picked up 110 yards rush- ing, more than the entire McNeese team. Monty Crook, T. C. Calmes and Paul Alexander were defensive strongmen for the Lions. . J r R ,Q , Rough line play produces a fumble. 5- X f Q as f , X 1. M' s .... ' Esasia. STN, Q Q f Q The front line fcoaches and Derrickl keep a close watch on the game. Derrick fights a Cowboy defender. ' Y 11 3 ' 5 r swan.. X .- ww- f-'ssvWW 'i--rW ' ' K llril. ul llc. lil llarris vimlwlpd ll iris .. Vllll. ' Tush. l 7' 'ilk' 5 ITHEII P ich A Good Finale an Wee Willie lihodes sprinted ten yards for the only touchdown of the game to end a success- ful season with a 7-0 victory over stubborn Northwestern. The GSC victory gave the Green and Gold a slice of the conference title with Louisiana Tech. The Demons, unable to muster a good scoring threat, were successful, how- ever, in holding the Lions scoreless for the en- tire first half. Jerry Schwab intercepted a pass late in the game to halt a Demon drive. TW Clyde uPeahead Walker speaks at foot- ball banquet. CENTER BILLY JOHNSON : All-GSC Third .Team 1 M. C. Clayton Rand tells a tale at grid banquet. A csc cachampions banner presented at Gfemcold game' Don Fellows presents Arthur Dehetaz with his second Snorts- lb Present:T1?VTl ,Award t0 Quarterback E ert manship Award. gr ,- I 77 ASKETB LL - Gne of Those Years Mike Brinkley dribbles away from two Louisiana Tech players in home win. Brinkley gets layup blocked by Tech's Ron Futtrell. Bad Breaks Cause 8-I 7 Record: 2-8 in GSC Coach Luther Marlaris cagers found the going rough for the 1960-61 season but responded through the hard luck and bad. breaks of the season to spring two major upsets over nationally ranked Lamar Tech and Southeastern Conference member Tulane University. The Lions defeated the Greenies in the Tulane gym as the New Orleans lads could not cope with the tremendous team effort displayed by the Lions. SLC, however, had to over. come a 45 point outburst by the Greenies' Jim Kerwin. Tech came into Lionville on a high horse, but went away shaking their heads as Marlaris boys sent them down to de- feat in a triple-overtime thriller. Wally Waddell provided the seasonis high with 37 points while Brinkley led the scorers with 359 points and a 14.4 3VCI'ElgC. Scoreboard LION SCORES SLC 8-17 Season: 6th in GSC Opp. 60 Wayland, Tex. 75 fTeXoma Tournamentl 67 Henderson, Ark. 57 fTexoma Tournamentl 56 U. of Mississippi 81 55 Mississippi State 77 71 Mississippi College 741- fDelta State lnvitationall 77 Delta State 58 fDelta State lnvitationall 72 Christian Brothers College 85 60 Kentucky Wesleyan 81 fBayou Classicl 65 McMurray College 83 fBayou Classicl 25 McNeese State College 43 71 Lamar Tech 63 53 Louisiana Tech 54 59 Univ. of Southwestern 70 62 Spring Hill College 51 42 McNeese State College 62 69 Northwestern State College 76 81 Spring Hill College 72' 87 Tulane University 89 70 Louisiana Tech. 58 73 University of Southwestern 80 63 Northeast La. State 77 Northeast La. State lo 78 Christian Brothers College 84 68 Lamar Tech 77 5411 Northwestern State College 62 .K it If Shot Kne. Mari 'X Q3 20 ws-nun: .- ,, . - , ...H .....-,. ,.,.,, Mg, V-1'-- 1 .1- Q mr f VY! 3 Z me 2 V Wi W AWWW W W Q 7 M Z ,--f A..,n.:-anna-ssa.,.:.....u.,u. 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The talented baseball crew erased the all-time SLC win record established only last season by scoring 22 wins against eight defeats. GSC losses by narrow margins forced the Lions to settle for seco-nd place in a tight pennant scram- ble. Four SLC aces were voted to the All-CSC team picked by the coaches. They were Pitcher C. J, Payne, Catcher Roy Brandhurst, Outfielder Bill Ladner and Utility Man Frank Misuraca. The same foursome was selected to the Louisiana Sports Writers' first All-GSC squad, with all but Misuraca being unanimous choices. LSW mem- bers picked freshman infielders Jerome Mahfouz and Ernie Robertson to the second team. Ladner posted the best batting mark in the GSC and Payne set a new ERA record. Sem Nor I oe llll1': 5. i l I2 Etfflyhilllgefft lilodllillereslelegwoodl the hard luck guy' tosseu C J'SPSgit5alrt-:ing pitchers, Le t to right are Roland Sonny TiTP5i0iWO0d, Bob Hardy H Q wi X N x ,ra 1 1 ma, The l96l Baseball Team Seated 'L-R llrnf f- Xfh'-rr, llornmf- lfmrltiltl, Hull ll:-rmgm. Frank Misuraca, Ron Riedel, Bill Ladner, Jim Ruddick, Jerome Mahfouz, Mgr. Bill Norwood. Kim-'-egg lZ11I llwt Puma-tu, l1-'l- ll.rr1lx. llill Hayle, Sonny Hegwood, Joe lverstine, C. J. Payne, Tom Webb, Jochen Cooley, Roland Oubre, Joe Ch-arrv. S:.:':f1': I or lt ll tx l'nr' 1, lit-tln-rx l'4llllI'lll.lllll. ,luhn Wulclersdorf, Tony Allelo, Coach Pat Kenelly, David Hunt, Butch Troy, Roy Brand- hursI.Patlo:i1lf'r.lfrmw li-ilif rta--rr, , kg, 1 , Sl B ll Ladner led all hitters in the conference with a .442 my Bill Ladner rounds third in CSC game with Northeast. avlffgg inlthe GSC' He repeated as ALL GSC player- I I3 K, is ' Aft-s A A rt 'IT H-+'f'f. r I 9. 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Lions won both ends of the CSC doubleheader. it-'U si'- ' muon-gint ming , it. C ing wa s al .4-.-vLv7'f -9- ks. . 51.-4 Q- my iw we-ew ,s Bat flies as Rodney Fubrmann takes off for first. WM., was Ernie Robertson and Jerome Muhfouz-SLC's Double Play Kids. C- J. Payne surprised everyone in the CSC by post- ing a new conference earned-run average-.073. He was named to the ALL CSC Team. mwws M. , 5 m,,,h ,WMA r W V X, Q A --:ff i me x fx ' 4, X s f N 1 -f V f as L v4 if 'zwf . f, 1 3 f ,, I , , ,., ' Q 1 I , e P Y W.. Q, k K .Q Red Ruddick gets ready to hit the dirt in game with Louisiana Tech. an Y 4 -..:.T. , - - , U 'divan x w, Q - if lo ,,..t..,.---r ' Ar V. Zmywli tsgq ,Q rain A ' ' . V 'FLYT' it 'ss wwf U . 1 qiAx-MK,M,XWQ!:,vwgs ' 4. f. Q, , . 955.9 fr'-1-If ' 2 .f.::wf'i'1'm 'WI ' f imma s an , . , U I 1 V . f ' 4 5' -,A-ZA' .Y-ff 75734 f H ,gy 'psf M. , Q1 f ' 'Q - f ' ss. , x li -1, vb ' .ma ,.,4i1m.v Q-4,- tai . - t 44 -ter Y? 'Ht'wi: i an 'wilm L- .U wir,-frviv fs. Q ' st. ,Q if ll Y ni T l ls gk, 5 1 1 , 5 f m, f R, , i . if i' Thinclads Show Promise Lions Place Fourth in GSC, Fanning Cracks Century Mark A fourth-place finish in the Gulf States Conference track meet was hardly an indication of SLC's prowess in many track departments. Sophomore Lion sprinter Bob Fanning was recog- nized throughout the year as one of the toughest sprinters in the South. Fanning tumbled the GSC 100 yard dash record with a 9.5 performance and at the same time broke his own SLC mark. The young speed merchant, pictured on this page, also holds various records in the 220 yard dash and broad jump for SLC, Coach Al LeBlanc, had other speedy horses to help Fanning during the season in relays, sprints, middle distance races, and jumping events. However, lack of good depth in the field events ,prevented the Lions from making a better showing for the season. Added depth for distance races and weight events could catapult the Green and Gold to fame in the near future. A strong corps of talented freshmen and sophomores were the backbone of SLC's squad, and many will be around for years to come. VA? ff 11 7' ,I Q W My f Y' -4 r f 'iff , f , , ri I yifngff 2227 fir? 1 , iff f f Z f ., xr l X .. ifijcf I i A E l Bob Fanning, The Morganza Speedster, smiles - at the Spring Sports banquet after being named l 0 Most Valuable and high point man of the season. 1 I 4 1 r i x I I i il Neese with a relay. Bob Fanning sprints home against Nlc- tory in the 440 yard ,.s 'Q ,ff ,K X-ffm' ,, - ye, 7' ,A ,f 4 f , . 4. ,. .Pl ' v f I QI 55 f FS. if Fi 0 if .QQ . H? iff ' il if: 3 . Meml Place lays. Falgo The + recon 88011 ,'.,.4,,. N.: . . . Qther Record Holders - K , v, :- N X Vx 'il Q X - x r F 1 e - ' l ' rg., . , ' ' l '91 is- I ' 1 . T f , l cuff? W Q 7 ,qt , L. , J s E X I ,'f,, X 1' s ,l f I 1 A h L l ' A A A s ,XE ggi 49 3 by , if ' gsffg ,.a' f .L 'Q-'fkfii .-t'QTE.'Ii'KS-1' ff T223-riff. ,. Members of the sprint relay hold the First- Place trophy they won at the Northwestern re- lays. They are Bob Fanning. Al Seither, .lim Falgout and Wayne Kozan. The quartet holds the SLC 4-40 and 880 relay records. They also broke the Strawberry Stadium 830 mark. Freshman Wally Siemash set a new l . .Mm al' Y Coach Al LeBlanc alternated these f1V6 men Arvo Laaneorg Glen Bowman Gene Harrell Al Seither, and Tom Dau hdrlll to set mlle relay records for the SAAU SLC and Strawberry Stadium SLC record-13'6 -in the pole vault. 1, Ed McGehee takes aim with the javelin. ,L ' .Q-J. fkl J if SLC's Gene Harrell edges out a McNeese runner to win the 440 Yard dash. The Green and Gold Track and Field Squad -Q. Huw jg 354 i V' ' 2 www-'W N 9 W! Q K E:-:,,,, ,, 4 ,A s .X in fx? X X f , V K ,ww my G MW Wx gn- ' fr 1 Y 4 X Gi ? Z Z if? ' ,av Q .Q , .r,. f W K . N, Q Q ? f , ' ,,,,, ' ff , M 5 , f f f A If Ax Q.. 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I 'kms x . v mt: 5 4 K Cochise Jacob and Randy Barsh stride along in the mile run. Wy: -,X . sXi x?.IsLi id! x msgs Q4 41 Q 4 ' x : qt, ' lt,?l.SQ q X -.1 x X ,. fv f . 1 v iles, hr, Wg ,Xl x Zi I N 1 'F VY J f X f' W , , Q ag' WW , 5 .4 fwa.: ' , V ' ' :Qi t W A 771.52 g ff 'Z ,g of 0 , A ,W .f 4 W 0 fi S fl X 12 X J , ,Q , fy ' WM X X f, f A, WA L ,gags , af f X X .y Q Emo. 1? 1, -V -2.22 . 3 , , E 9, X ff L ,X 4 ff Q wwf Z ia W fs - ,, , 2 x T' f 4 Lwsyff W .X R 6. x , W - f e f I s , . in ' V 7 2 so we H Newcomer George Kostuch with shot put. Hurdler Ray Zeringue sets up the timbers. .X as N Q V, 2, gsx , Q. . or s 1 5 ft Z V! Q sf!! Q ,if 9 ,f 3 'Wm Ei . Q .,. .. uma ' , 3 j 5 . our an-1 ' E ,fd S -a..f' ' 26 ss ik X xfyt S All Three of SLC's record-breaking track stars hold trophies they were presented A at the Spring Sports banquet. Arvo Laaneorg, left, 880 run record holder, ,, and Lawrence Cochise Jacob, center, owner of the SLC mile mark, display M co-captains' trophies. Bob Fanning, holder of numerous sprint and broad ry 2 fu , 7 . I 'V if, ff M jump marks, was voted MVP. II9 Members of the squad at the start of the sea- son. Kneeling-KL-Rl: Pete Saal, Hall Bohlinger, Al Davis, Butch Trel- lue. Standing-KL-RJ: Sam Gourrier, Mike Brink- ley, Dale Williams, David Hopkins, Coach Dr. Walter Russell. OVEITIEI1t Bright Future Seen for Tennis at SLC Netters at Southeastern took anothe up the ladder of improvement last Spring by finishing fourth in the Gulf States Con- ference tennis tournament. Dr. Walter R I step us- sell, coach for SLC's racquet squad, ex. pressed a great deal of confidence in stat. ing that SLC should have a bright future in tennis in the future. Gradual improve. ment in past years payed off with the Lions winning four matches and losing six. Am. bition on the part of devoted young ath. letes points to a possible GSC Champion- ship for SLC Within the next two years, Dr. Russell said. Sparkplug of the team was freshman Pierre fPetel Saal. The short, agile court strategist finished third in his division at the GSC Tourney. In years to come the Lions could make the grade with their skill and determination to excel. Tennis award winners of Spring Sports Banquet. Left to right are Thad Carter, Al Davis, Dale Williams, Pete Saal, and Hall Bohlinger. firm, KAT ins Mural Titles Two members of KDT display the team championship trophies won by the fraternity during the year. Part-Time Athletes Shine in Intramurals Kappa Delta Tau Fraternity walk- ed off with the Grand Championship in the organizational league and also finished first in fraternity play in SLC's well-rounded intramural program. Competition was keen throughout the year as part-time athletes participated in an array of sports in SLC's extended program were touch football, basketball, soft- ball, tennis, badminton, ping pong, and other activities. Four intramural athletes proudly show their Intra- mural S monograms won for act1v1ty 1n various sports. v ft' s rts. Basketball was one of the program s most compe 1 we p0 l2I V H J I .1 x fa 7. 15 2- ' '- 7------' '- AX Women' Intramural Soiiilimislwii. as usual. proviilcml ai well-rounded intramural lligliliglil nl lliv war for S K l U lJC's co-cds was the success of the sports program for its women athletes college's intercollegiate tennis team The fi-miiiinv iivlli-is. allliougli not intramural performers but also not varsity athletes, went undefeated in nvt play Nllll olllvr colleges and universities in Louisiana. at 9 M 0' lp, fr . 0 Wy 1 JL . f ' . J, A X XX ir V i i ' ' W W l Q 4: , it fl ,ji . Q , 5 I .4 -'5 .lxhsg K ...r. X' -15 lv' 1 1. ,ty 1 7 : fav ' These women netters-not classified as intramural or varsity athletes-went undefeated 1n inter collegiate tennis last year. Basketball was one of many SPOIIS HCUV ities for coeds. ! 4 e I f . 'V g I Nr ' I A . J , . s an 1' , V , I 1 I 11. sw 11? 12- UV fmf '? 3 'I 1 1 131 Ml, 12' 1 'll I 4' Hr 11, n '4 LL , 1 I 1 I 1 wp, ' . , n r Agriculture l I i Edward C. Bateman Associate Professor Agriculture DEPARTMENT HEAD E E Puls Professor, Agriculture Harvard G, Nelsgn Woodrow W. Simmons Associate Professor Assvvwtge Professor Agriculture -'48flCllliUff2 Christian Fischer Associate Pmfessor Agfiwlture Thelma Lee Bankston Associate Professor Business Administration Thomas E. Eudy Associate Professor Business Administration Business Admlnlstratlon Irene C. Barbazette Assistant Professor Business Administration D A 3 2 A 2 Q A Q by 7-5 2 Lou Hugh A. Carroll I DEPARTMENT HEAD .lohn Lincoln DeVillier Assistant Professor Norval Garrett, Sr. Assistant Professor Business Administration Professor, Business Administration Business Administration Jimmie G. Kinnison Instructor n Business Administration Louis D. Mayfield D- , - 5 Associate Professor -wk Sluavan Business Administration A-sslsmnt Plrojiessor- Te Business Administration I I26 ll HV. J' . izette essor stration an tid!! Biological and Physical Sciences is- N, f l ' 0 5 ' , I S v 5 X Dongld J. Brumliclnl g Assistant Professor 3, A h , PI1.l'51'CS ei I ' . I, 9 4 A -. . .L l.g1r1'y ll. lfnlmlwell .ilssislurlr l'rofcssor Iiiulugl' W q.......,, ,lack W. Knight Professor Chemistry I I f Maud E. Palmer Professor Biology 11' Lou Ellen Ballard Instructor English Emily Beatty Associate Professor l English Oliver B. Fulmer Instructor C Engllsh William H. Holland Instructor English fs-is 2 'S 1 I . ,, z fl 15 A ,Ma , y , 5 , f X Z6 f P ' -' ff Robert W. Kelly Associate Professor r I . Biology ff 1 tis! W , f fl f, 4.2 5 in fl Lawrence E. Cluagliarilo Instructor Chemistry DEPARTMENT HEAD BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Rivers Y. Nesom Professor, Biology f - f Hollis Roomie Wilson Associate Professor Biology IK PX If N ax N X N X Q 5 X 4. f .y. , ' H X ..-, g g'::.:,.Q- na'-1: 'fy J ! ' I I Q .lames E. Watson Earl Ray Wascom Associate Professor Instructor Chemistry Biology Not shown: DEPARTMENT HEAD PHYSICAL SCIENCES Vviliznzzzzn R. T. Pursley S 'zzl N Professor, Chemistry X fi . Robert C. Brown ' Assistant Professor George Bonnell Assistant Professor Speech , X , MW . .,,.,. ,A ji t .J Wx ' . zll, I , ..:. s..,5:5.:::.g-'- -- ,, fs L I ' ll: -..- 1 fr I r 1 -tQ-- I W EPARTMENT HEAD . I . D ' Bruce D. McGill CUSS Orr A f- 5 fl - English is Assistant Professor Lynn F. Kluth English Assistant Professor Speech and English John T Purser Rgyallg SaIlf0I'd ' Pro essor TQQL P bw Piofiijzr Journalism Milton S. Smith .Ieny L. Tarver Dm, e y wh Harold L. Phyfer HH Associate Professor Instructor 'alum' Instructor English Speech I 27 I English .J V 'lp-1-rr, Preston B. Allison Professor Education Lucille England Supervisor Third Grade Lucile B. Burgdahl Supervisor First Grade Odile Gill Librarian Southeastern High rr Mattie Lee Burris Supervisor Mathematics Jane Dutsch Sfipervisor Social Sciences Oneil G. Decoteau Supervisor Business Education Education Verl Hite Supervisor Health and Physical Education Herbert W. Gregory Director of Teacher Training DEPARTMENT HEAD Nana James Supervisor Home Economics ff' Q1 . ,SZ .3-rg 5 f':.' lwj.. ., augf ' if X 4? . , KM A w. N N fr' ,as W N or S ,ix x ' M 1 'WF We I is n t, .... , r Eva Nettles Supervisor Seventh Grade Lyman L. Jones Director of Testing J. B. Wooley Professor, Education Kathryn B. Meyers Supervisor Music Philip W. Mouw Supervisor Science f f X H s Altha Orr Supervisor Kindergarten Q, NWQ x sr'i A it .,..,. S .X Q . S Q., Sb S 5 . E ' we Q Q 45 ' V . X Anne Starns Supervisor Fourth Grade Alyce Shelton JOSCPI1 F- Z3-leski Supervisor -STUPGVVISOV Second Grade Fifth Grade G? Micha Associ x , .. .J ,We ,i -. A l . xzlfon i f, Mouw msvr rnff Walter Bai-zenick Associate Proif'-W .llusic fa- K . K ' , QP' i , X Michael A. Galasso Associate Professor Music V ,, 1 11: I l.. Burley Channer Instructor Foreign Languages ,lames Bastien Instructor Music Elizabeth Callaher Associate Professor Music Fine Arts Q4 5 S DEPARTMENT HEAD Ralph Pottle Professor, Music ' ' H. W Paul R. Lawrence Gretchen Magee Associate Professor Assistant Professor Art Music Foreign Language DEPARTMENT HEAD Clark Gallaher Professor, Foreign Languages ' W f , yi W ' V ff Q Z 7 'mg '53 ' ,Eff 2, 4 ,t,' 2 Q Edgar E. Eklof Assistant Professor Music James H. Wilcox Professor Music ? Hymel Falgoust Assistant Professor Art X .,,.,, M, :.:.:. 4!4: if gg ff N . V ,ff get A - , ., we .... X 2 If Q fi X , f Q Q X 4 W 1 X X, W 1 v Q W D f 3 X fe X , A s 2 M 0 f X . x 4 X ..,. t f. F , ,, .... ..,.,. . ,,,, 1 1 X.. ,M X t MSW' ' a 1 N X X f -af X as es! f 7 X 0 mx N , el XDA 'Q XZ Grier Williams Assistant Professor Music Margaret Lowe Professor French I29 Barbara Anderson Assistant Professor Health and Physical Education Alvin LeBlanc Associate Professor Health and Physical Education I ealth and Physical Education Mary Bales Professor Health and Physical Education ways ,J i is A it s 4 ,X ' ' M J 'Z , , ,X . Xcts f 1 A V!! it s 5 1 Alf . Luther Marlar Associate Professor Health and Physical Education Mary Cunnell Assistant Professor Home Economics DEPARTMENT HEAD Lloyd Stovall Professor Health and Physical Education . 7 W ,,,,,,,,,, N T ,ti., i ,,.c. A A f ' ' , 5 i WA' V ,egg l sszz l sr 0 ffl' :swf I ii '-i f f , Z Virginia McCloskey E- L- MCGehee Instructor Associate Professor Health and Health and Physical Education Physical EdlLCllti0n Home Economics DEPARTMENT HEAD Helen M. Pyburn Professor, Home Economics .pi- - Russell l .Hay , , Nd l fixation I l l l l l l I 1 l l l l to Q 'tl Jimmie C qtmedliy In strut tor Ilzdustrial Arls Industrial Arts DEPARTMENT HEAD Marcus McWaters Associate Professor Industrial Arts Library Science Not shown: DEPARTMENT HEAD Anna P. Davis Professor Library Science Lucie Mae Bishop Assistant Professor Library Science Marjorie Miller James C Wig ms Instructor Industrial Arts Elizabeth Stoney Professor Library Science Associate Professor Library Science Patricia Catlett Professor Library Science Robert C. Brown Professor Mathematics Gary Fournet Associate Pro fesS0f Mathematics Lavtrence H. Davis Assistant Professor in-I Kathryn Moore athematics Assistant Professor Library Science Thomas K. Maddox George V. Poyner Instructor Mathematics Mathematics Professor Mathematics DEPARTMENT HEAD J. W. McClimans . Professor, Mathematics Charles Stelh Instructor Mathematics I l 1445 W Q F. H. Bankston Professor Geography t George W. Bedsole Associate Professor Sociology and Geography Dawson Crim Instructor Social Science Anna Fendlason Professor Economics Wayne E. Newkirk Assistant Professor R Social Sciences Martina Buck Professor History DEPARTMENT HEAD b Sidney J. Romero Professor, Social Science Harold J. Leu Professor Government Pearl Himler ROY E- HYde Professor Pf0fe-9507 Geography S0Cl0l'-739' SOCMSW Special Education Clinic Bill l. Broome Reading Specialist Instructor Education Bill Clark Psychiatric Social Consultant Assistant Professor Psychology f Warren D. Fortenberry Reading Specialist Instructor Education DEPARTMENT HEAD .lohn E. Robinson Professor, Speech Director Luther E. Chandler Professor History and Government i 6 Ervin Mancil Assistant Professor Social Science lar i l Y -aw f , 1 4 . ,g , t,V I A hfshfk I 223 Ira Don Richards Instructor Social Science 2 f 'K fi X f s f 1 , f f J f , Q f William T. MacN1itt Clinical Psychologist Assistant Professor Psychology Special Education Clinic S- Allen Sllllill Clinical Psychologist Charles W. Campbell Assistant Professor Psychiatric SOCifll Regional Consultant for Speech Correction Efllwfwivfl Consultant Assistant Professor Speech Associate Pr0feSS0' '32 Psy chology .., K , si -4 s l sl rip 1 'Wh , 'rs ,- 1, 'UZ Ji A 'D -4 ,JY H-.ag f if I 1 X 6 y V f f i Xutt vgisf ,-50' Q - Q asa s t. E L ax X ks X , ss s X Q X P J ffih X 4 hs ,Q lv! kb f. - f I W x f K 'L xt Peggy Allorrl Polly Annu Bahru Beulah li:-rnard Lcalrice llitzkham Kathryn li. Blomquist Emma G. Boatner Evelyn T. Borne Maxine Brown Pearl Burch Eddie H. Butler Lula B. Caruthers Cynthia Catoire Elance Daniel Gladys T. Davidson Orella B. Davis Patricia Deslatte Edna Dunnington Pearle Dunnington Franklin Everett Selma Fontenot Dorothy Gagliano Rachel Gannon Rosalie Gennaro Jessie Gibson Glennie H. Gill Dian Gray Marguerite Hallum Dissie Herring Mae Hodges John F. Hood Mabel Hutchins Muriel Kay Elmer H. Lewis Landis L. Lloyd Lyda Magruder Corinne D. Morgan Susie Peel Eulane Perkins Mary Pittman Hiram Rhodus Carrie Rice Mary Lee Roberts Dorothy Robinson Marie P. Rusciano Marie E. Saik Doris P. Smith Leonore Smith Helen Starnes Mabel Taylor Doris Thomas Alice Mae Trahan Marie Walker Frances Whitley A I YG 4 . S my as f' ! ' f x X .Aff 3 xxrw M was . xx AW - x Q -W f Z 2 f . Z Mwfkvygxfygw 1 lg is KN N wS wwawwp M 4? mx W I NX Q F Sf Exwww .... M X? 'fbi -uhh 9 CASSS . Seniors if MISS GLORIA KIRBY, Sweetheart ABBOTT, WILLIAM . . . Denham Springs Business Administration ABELS, ANNETTE . . . Hammond Social Science ADAMS, JOHN . . . Hammond Social Science ADELMANN, HEADLEY . . . Slidell Science ADKINS, MARCIA . . . Little Rock, Arkansas Music AITKEN, JUNE . . . New Orleans Secretarial Science ALFORD, ALMA RUTH . . . Mandeville English ALFORD, MARILYN. . . Kentwood Home Economics ALLEN, MARIE . . . Franklinton Elementary Education ALLEN, MARY LYNN . . . Independence Englisli ALLRED, BOB . . . Slidell Elementary Education BAEHR, LLOYD . . . New Orleans Agriculture BOUDI Engl BOYD Hon BRAB Soci BRAI Pre BRA? :MCI BRA? lm BRA Bu BRE Se BRI1 Pi BRG E1 BRO Bi. 4 it -:M ,.J ' 3 ff! llfk L K 4l'l?3ll5 . V yfmdefllle Ke-nf 00'l l IF' www BOUDREAUX, MICHAEL . . . New Orleans English BOYD, MARJORY . . . Baton Rouge Home Economics BRABHAM, EDWARD . .p . Baker Social Science BRADLEY, WILLIAM . . . New Orleans Pre-Forestry BRANCH, ANNIE . . . Tylertown, Mississippi Mathematics BRANING, ANCIL . . . Slidell Industrial Technology BRAUN, RAYMOND . . . Ponchatoula Business Administration v BREWER, FAITH . . . Baton Rouge Secretarial Science BRINKLEY, MICHAEL. . . simmespoft Physical Education BROCK, SHARRON . . . Franklinton Elementary Education BIZOWN, TERRY.. . . New Orleans usmess Administration 'WWI BASSIN, MARION . . . New Orleans Elementary Education BATTARD, ROBERT . . . Metairie Business Administration BELLAIS, PATRICIA . . . New Orleans Home Economics BERCECAY, PEGGY . . . Denham Springs Elementary Education BERTIN, HELENE . . . New Orleans Social Science BICKHAM, HAMILTON . . . Franklinton Social Science BOHNINC, WILLIAM . . . Ponchatoula Business Administration BOUDREAUX, FLOYD . . . Ponchatoula Business Administration BOUDREAUX, GERARD . . . Napoleonville Physical Education BRUNNER, MELVIN . . . Loranger Business Administration BURKE, EDWARD . . . Simmesport Science BURKE, MICHAEL . . . New Orleans Agriculture BUSHNELL, STEPHEN . . . Baton Rouge Industrial Technology CAMBRE, JANE . . . LaPlace Elementary Education CAMBRE, WILFRED . . . Metairie Industrial Arts CANDIOTTO, BETTY . . . Independence Elementary Education CANNON, ANN MARIE . . . Hammond Business Administration CANNON, CHARLES . . . Hammond Business Administration CAPLAN, RALPH . . . New Orleans Business Administration CHARRIER, YVONNE . . . Moreauville Home Economics CHAVEZ, ALFONSO . . . Venezuela Business Administration 5494 COATS. PATRICIA . . . New Orleans Speech COLLINS, ALLEN . . . Triumph Accounting COOK, CAROL LOU . . . New Orleans Elementary Education COOPER, ANNE . . . Hammond Home Economics COOPER, CHARLES . . . Hammond Zoology COOPER, CLINTON . . . Gretna Social Science COOPER, YVONNE . . . Lorangel flf'l'0IllIfl.lIQ' CORY. RORBIE . . . Hannnond Social St'Il0IIt'4? CUNY. WAl,'lll'lll . . . IlHll'lN'llfl1'll4'6' H1181-llt'.Y.V XIlfllll'lI1..YiI'llll-Ull IIUSTANZA, SAM . . . Ilnlcperlflf-ru-if fIl'IT0lllli1.II ' Nhix ...Q 145 JT' DesROCHES, ROLAND . . . New Orleans Agriculture DCVANE, BETTY . . . Amite Business Administration DICK, BETTY . . . Hammond H0me Economics DONECAN, WILLIAM . . . New Orleans Business Administration DRURY, EDWARD . . . New Orleans Zoology DUFFEL, E Accounting ARL . . . New Orleans DUPRE, RAPHAEL . New Orleans Music EASLEY, JOYCE . . . Amare Elementary Education In COTAYA, l,ICA'l'RlX . . . New Orleans SCC'I'l'fllfl.lIl SI'l.L'lIl,'C COUVILLION, ADRIAN . . . New Orleans Social Science CRISCIONE, SAIVIMIE . . . Independence Business Administration CUMIVIINGS, KATHERINE . . . Covington English DAHMER, IVIIRIAM . . . Ponchatoula Speech DAIGRE, RICHARD . . . New Orleans Mathematics DAY, JOSEPH . . . Denham Springs Business Administration DEBETAZ, ARTHUR . . . New Roads Physical Education DELESDERNIER, MARK . . . Hammond Industrial Arts DePAOLI, BETTY . . . New Orleans Elementary Education ERVIN, PEGGY . . . Hammond Business Administration FEKETE, IRVIN . . . Albany Physical Education FERNANDEZ, DOLORES . . . New Orleans Physical Education FERNANDEZ, TAYLOR . . . Belle Rose Agriculture FIFE, JANICE . . . Gonzales Elementary Education FITZGERALD, JOEL . . . Covington Zoology FITZGERALD, MICHAEL . . . New Orleans Business Administration FITZMORRIS, ELIZABETH . . . Livingston Home Economics FLANNAGAN, EMILE . . . Hammond Industrial Technology FOGG, GAIL . . . Pearl River Business Administration FREY, MARGARET . . . Amite Elementary Education FUNDERBURK, SAMMY . . . Hammond Elementary Education GEBHARD, WELDON . . . New Orleans Industrial Technology GIAMBRONE, SAM . . . Napoleonville Agriculture GILL, ELIZABETH . . . Hammond Home Economics GLYNN, JULIA . . . New Orleans Elementary Education GRESCHNER, FRED . . . New OrleaI1S Zoology GROM, DUANNE . . . Barrington, Illinois Business Adm inistratloll GUERIN, BARBARA . . . Hammond Home Economics GUILLOT, DAVID . . . New Orleans Zoology 1 fi ' x AQ'-I .sank Va Ofleani fftfmn' .-ef uv' IRIZARRY. LAURA . . . New York. New York C Botany KIBODEAUX, TRUETT . . . Hammond Business Administration KINCHEN, CAROLYN . . . Baton Rouge Elementary Eclucation KING, CAROL . . . Raymond, Mississippi Agriculture KING, MARY...Hamm0nd Elementary Education KIRBYE GLORIA . . . Bogalusa Physical Education KLEINSCHMIDT, ELISE . . . New Orleans English KORNECAY, PAULA . . .Hammond English Ul,lNNr CUR'l'lS ...' Hnnnnoncl f:Ul'l'l'lllllUlll HAARALA. ANN . . . Rognlusa Botany HAIVIIVIACK. DOROTHY . . , Denham Springs I Social SCIi0Ill'C it 1-IAYNES, RICHARD . . . New Orleans V History HENDRY, JAMES . . . Roselancl Agriculture l HITZMAN, CHARLES . . . Baton Rouge A Accounting - F , r HODGES, JOHN . . . Amite i Business Arlministration J HOOPER, ROBERT . . . El Dorado, Arkansas , Music HOOVER, ,ARTHUR . . . Ponchatoula Industrial Arts A HOWES, JOSEPH . . . Covington Social Science ' Howes, oNE:1L . . . Ponchatoula A ' Business Arlrninistration I E ILLG, JACK . . . New Orleans Business Administration 7 gt If V MCDANIEL. KENDAL . . . Bogalusa Mathernatics MCELVEEN, JERRY . . . Independelwe E11 glish MCGEHEE, JEANETTE . . . Kentwood EIQIIICHIUHY Educalion MCMORRIS, EUSEBIA . . . Greensburg EIe1ne11ia1'y Ealucation MANRIQUE. JOSE . . . Venezuela A111'11mI I 11117 usfry lYlARSl'lALL. FRANCIS . . . Mandeville E1CllIl'lIfUl'y Fr1'11vnl!1'011 MlLl,AR, GILBERT . . . llletairie S0f'I'l11 SCI'4'1Ic'r' lVlll,l,l'lR. .lOYCl'l . . . Kentwood 11111110 Evo11o1111'r's 4'-44 b'HYlUC'l3 uwdeyille ,ii J ff! -ef' PACE, IACQUELINE . . . Sandy Hook, Mrssissippi Elemeniary Eflacation PACKER, WILLIE . . . Hammond Social Science PALMER, CLANCIE . . . Baton Rouge Elementary Erlucalion PARKER, MARY ANN . . . Bogalusa Social Science PARK, PRISCILLA . . . New Orleans Elementary Education PEGUES, DORIS . . . Baton Rouge H0me Economics PHILLIPS, LESTER . . . Bogalusa Business Administration PHILLIPS, WARREN . . . Amite Social Science MOORE, JAMES . . . New Orleans MllllL6IlllIllL'.Y MORGAN, ,IAIVIES . . . Kenlwoocl lWflllI6IIIfIl1.l'S MORGAN, NORMA GAYLE . . . Baton R Home Economics MORGAN, TERRENCE . . . Amite Social Science NEWMAN, ARTHUR . . . Ponchatoula Inclustrial Technology NEWIVIAN, DANIEL . . . Melder Business Aflrninistralion NEWMAN, ,IOANN . . . New Orleans Home Economics NOONAN, PATRICIA . . . New Orleans Social Science NORWOOD, WILLIAM . . . New Orleans Business Aclminislration OGDEN, ELIZABETH . . . Baton Rouge Music OSBORN, RAYMOND . . . Hammond Accounting OTZENBERCER, JOHN . . . Bogalusa Social Science ouge U... I PICHON, JAMES . . . Slidell Business Administration PICOU, CAROLYN . . . Denham Springs Elementary Education PIQUE, BARRY . . . New Orleans Accounting PURSER, DOROTHY . . . Hammond English PURSER, NANCY . . . Hammond Zoology PUSATERI, WILLIAM . . . New Orleans Biology RAUCH, STANLEY . . . Algiers Business Administration REGAN, JERRY . . . Ba-ton Rouge Business Administration RICKS, JOSEPH . . . Denham Springs Business Administration RIDGWAY, ALMA . . . Natalbany Social Science ROBBINS, NOY . . . Baton Rouge Elementary Education ROBICHAUX, MOLLIE . . . New Orleans Business Administration 1,496 ,vlr fr-ie. -img mtfyw ROGERS, KATHLEEN . . . Tickfaw Elementary Education ROMERO, OWEN . . . Marrero Social Science ROTH, EASTEN . . . Norco Physical Education RUSSELL, ANNETTE . . , Albany Science ST. CYR, NORMA . . . Springfield Elementary Education ST. MARTIN, MARIE DALE... LaPlace Physical Education SCHWAB, JERRY . . . Thibodaux Business Administration SHAW, RALPH . . . Hammond Science I- ig gf, -nl' fi Q THOMAS, JOAN . . . New Orleans Elementary Eflucation TRASK, JACK . . . B val ot. usa Zoology TROSPER, ANN . . . New Orleans Physical Education TUMINARO, IOSEPH . . . Amile Physical Education TURNER t , LIONEL. . . Covington Business Administration TYCER, ETHEL . . . Tickfaw Zoology VanZANT El , CAROLYN . . . Covington Cmentary Education VERNEUIL, CLARENCE . . . New Orleans Accounting SlNl0Nl'1AllX. ILICICALIJ. . . N1-wOrlf 1 fllalll cm alias SlN'lll,l'lY. IIOHIIIE , . . New fll'lf'ilIlS l',llI'Illf'IllllI V lfllllfllll-Ull SlXII'I'Il, ,loANN . . . Ililllllllfrllfl ll11s1'l1r's.s flrlrninislralion SMITH. KATI-IERYN . . . Baton Rouge English SIVIITH, LOUOLA . . . Hammond Elementary Eflllcatiorzt SOMMERHALDER, HENRY . . . Boga Economics STANGA, JOHN . . . Bogalusa Social Science STILLEY, WILLIAM . . . Hammond Social Science STORY, CLEIVIENT . . . New Orleans Government SUSSLIN, WILLIAM . . . New Orleans Business Administration SWILLEY, SUE . . . Luling Music THIGPEN, CLAUDETTE . . . Baton Ro English WADSWORTH DANIEL Hammon Mathematics WALKER EDWARD New 0116305 Business Administration WARNER, MARIA . . . Covington Elementary Education WATTIGNEY, DALE . . . New Orleans Music WATTS, EDWARD . . . Baton Rouge Botany WELLS, THOMAS . . . Ponchatoula Mathematics WILLIAMS, PAUL . . . Tallulah Mathematics WRIGI-IT, ALBERT . . . Ponchatoula English WRIGHT, BARBARA . . . Hammond Elementary Education WYLIE, ALICIA . . . New Orleans Home Economics d mill' If S Senior ofefivms from left to Tight: Gerard Roudrvaux, Presidenii Dorollxy I1lll'SC'l', Secretary? Mlke I ilzgqm'aI4I, Vice Presidffllf- Juniors MISS MARY FRANCES NESOM, Sweetheart Accardo, Samuel Adam, Charles Allen, Sue Argus, Brenda Bailey, Sandra Baird, Marilyn Barry, Lloyd Bartholomew, Edward Batts, Jacqueline Bauer, Carol Blanchard, Judith Blossman, Edna Blossman, ,lack Bockhorst, Terry Boettner, Ruby Bohning, Margaret Bond, Elizabeth Bonura, Dominick Bowles, Robert Bradley, Dianne Brady, Jerrye Broussard, Louis Broxton, Robert Brunet, Roland Brunett, James Butler, Linda Cairns, Robert Camarata, Harilyn Candies, Paul Champagne, Gayle Charrier, Opal Coker, Landol Collins, Patricia Cory, Ellen Crapanzano, Mary Crawford, Vinson Crochet, Bonnie Currier, Rose Cusachs, Maurice Dale, Larry Dammerau, Dorisann Dascb, lVlerrill lleliberlo, Cbarlcs lliclc, lilorotliy llistefuno, Rose M MQW S35 GRIN!! X I X , f N V MX f W ,X ffl, , X f f .,,,,, 4 rw , X 1 W S Q E f f A , f if , 4 X f a f 'MX xx Q Awww X 'f ,pf Q X f ff A W -tw ,X f ff f 2 .-'1' w e , ,ral y ,,,, I , nf, ,.,- ,V X Wxwum. 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Sam Granier, Richard Guillory, Deryl Guzzardo, Nick Harrell, Jesse Harris, Elbert Henderson, Edward Herman, Earl Hilton, Thomas Hoffman, Henry Hogan, Carolyn Holden, Elsie Holzhauser, Galynne Hoover, Sue Hopkins, Williams Huey, William Huser, Ellen Israel, Terry Jackson, Linda Janak, Bonnie J anak, Peter Jenkins, Guy Johnson, Bryan Jones, Judy Rae Keller, Gerald Kendrick, Judith Kenney, Mary Klein, Mildred Kopfler, Thomas Kozan, Wayne Kuhnell, Spencer Kyle, Melvin LaCroix, Paul Laplaca, Elizabeth Lea, Jo Ann LeBlanc, Pat l,eBlanr:, Wirifitflfl it W! 1 if at 'ji' V- ,.w..F,. T -' xg,-,Y-. i . J 1 .... . A t 'P ff 1 ..,xm,,uwu5 ,aff ' ww-V' X X yr , f A Y -K fr ,.3:.,.4 r 3' 7 f X N Mi ' 'ff X X Ax N 5 f , .. X ,, 753' 1' mek. . rf ,dx M ,ti W :QR Q- I-ai M M , A , - W -..:::e- 1 ' 'ar X 3 , , wmwlrff M r 1? xx 67 X Z 4, A , X 'Q - r '4 Silk ix wk -4418+ -4-'-1' Lilly, Martha Link, Allwrl Llamas, .fumes Lorzasrzio, joseph Loflin, Mary Ann Louque, Warren McDaniel. 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Flynn, Randall Freeman, Betty Fugler Linda Fletcher, Sharon , Estrada, Lynn Faler, Charles Falgout, J ames Ferrer, Cynthia, Fitzrnorris, J ames Cendron Ray Hannie, Lynda Harrington, Charles Harris, Teddy Harvey, Patty Harwood, lVlarlin Griffith Jesse Groh, Madelyn Hahn, Sharon Hall, Judilee Hallum, Margaret Ciroir, Dale Glynn, James G1ard1na, Joseph Golns, Frank Goodger Terry Gore, Mary Jane Goulas Carroll Courdaln, Susan Grace, Ferrell Grieshaher Alfred 1 i' Xxx 4' ' - Y ,Em gpnt,WgQ,i Malone, David Manstereifel Rudolph McTopy, John Macheca, Lynne Magner, Patricia Mahady, Terrance Mahner, Carol McClellan, Joan McClellan, Judy McDaniel, Elaine Mcliigney, Grace 'if Lewis, Glenda Lipscomb, John Lorren, Lonnie Lovett, Victor Loyd, Hollis McNeely, Perry X Marsh, Judith Martin Carmen Matherne, Joseph X ' f gif syqyh N, f X X A ff We X v, f' f wx fxk 4 00 X s f ia xcf ,Z xW ,X x ss? , 1' vt x N .f 2,23 gfijr , ix- l 7, .gag .is , is ll of fo-,XX fw , X ,f , J, f f Vi? ill 1 KXN I as Mi, fa tasfshgki Modricke Mathes, Penny r, John Molinario, Richard Mollere, Susan Montz, lane Montz, Glen Mayfield, Adele Meihaum, Mirilyn Melancon, Tim Mike, Lena 5X s fi rris, llllill la rris. llglll l 5 rris. lxvnlivlll Xl iris. 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