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Northeast Louisiana

State College

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the 1960

Chacahoula

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Coeds are rushed by sororities

the official Indian is adopted ...

homecoming proves spectacular ...

football becomes spirited and ... beauties and favorites are elected.

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Santa thrills visitors from snow falls gently ... students relax around the Children's Home ... sparkling fire ...

snow forms a handsome Indian ...

and basketball arrives.

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Campus Leaders in Any Season Are Tommy Parks, Esta Ann Ford,

Bill Palmer, Maxine Sikes, Max Williams, Shirley Rushing,

Betty Mantrozos and Gary Brashier.

"the" moment arrives . . . love fills the air and ...

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a trackman is lost.

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Summer shines on Miss Northeast at Peach Festival ...

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students enjoy annual picnic ...

most people like dancing ...

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and a plunge into the pool.

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.. Ad.DlIDIstratlon

PRESIDENT GEORGE T. WALKER

Northeast Louisiana State College is our world.

The Administration is the planetary system for our

world. Around it revolves a college, growing

from a junior institution since its opening

in 1931 to senior stature in 1950.

With the rise in status has been a corresponding ex

pansion of physical facilities, curricula, faculty,

and enrollment. Throughout the various changes the

Administration has maintained the element of

tradition in our soci~ty, of the practical con

siderations of earning a college diploma.

Interposed between students and Administration is

the leader, President George Thomas Walker, an

educator who holds our respect and confidence,

guiding our world.

JAMES M. NICHOLSON Dean of Administration

Administration

CLINT O. HANNA Director of Admissions

and Special Services

BUEL S. HAMNER RALPH C. McKAY DONALD C. FARROW Registrar Auditor Purchasing Agen~

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The Administrative staff is an integral part of the college. Their interest in students and every phase of the institution is reflected in vIsion, efficiency and friendliness, which combine to stimulate expansion of Northeast and make the campus a pleasant place in which to work and play.

Directing a college, which is rapidly expanding in academic and other areas of service, has proved a fine challenge to officials. Their management and guidance have extended in an attempt to assist students not only in Northeast Louisiana but also in other states and countries.

FRED J. VOGEL JAMES O. LANCASTER, JR. ALMA L. LUFCY Dean of Student Supervisor of Student Counselor to Women

Services Scholarships and Students Placement

HERMAN R. 'IGLER MAUD MERRITT BENTRUP JACK C. ROWAN Director of Testingl Librarian Director of Athletics

and Guidance

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L. LEON PRICE Head of Agriculture and Home Economics

Division of Agriculture and Home Economics

The Division of Agriculture and Home Economics offers students a full and varied field of work in their chosen vocation. With research and experimentation forming a valuable part of their program, students become profess ionally efficient because they learn by doing, one of the basic principles of the program.

Graduates in this field are prepared for successful careers in agronomy, animal industry, general agriculture, home economics, and home economics education. The division also offers preprofessional courses in forestry, veterinary science and vocational agricultural education.

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Department of Biology

DR. AARON P. SEAMSTER Chairman, Department of Biology

Students in the Department of Biology prepare for a variety of fields, including biology, medical technology, pre-dentistry, and pre-medicine. Career opportunities in this department are numerous, and student graduates find a great demand for their talents as a bachelor of science in biology.

The Department offers equal opportunities to both men and women students in such fields as wildlife conservation, fisheries, research technology, agricultural bacteriology, public health, agronomy, horticulture, foresfry and pharmacy.

Department of Chemistry

DR. WILLIAM K. EASLEY Chairman, Dep.artment of Chemistry

Students in the Department of Chemistry are provided with a rich background in many phases of professional science, including analytical, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry. Wellstocked laboratories with up-to-date instruments add to the professional training of students in the department.

Opportunities are vast for the graduate in chemistry, and graduate assistantships permitting work towards a doctorate are readily available for those wishing to c.ontinue study in their field.

WILBUR L. PERKINS Head of Business Administration

Division of Business Administration

Students in the Division of Business Administration are offered a wide range of particular fields of business which they may follow in reaching a professional standing.

Bachelor of science degrees are g ranted to graduates in accounting, business management, marketing and secretarial science. In addititon, the various business curricula provide the student with a broad, com prehens ive understanding and a general cultural education. Students who complete one of these curricula easily fit into the business and cultural life of an industrial community.

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DR. T. EUGENE HOLTZCLAW Dean of Education

Division of Education

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Since its establishment in 1950, the Division of Education has steadily expanded until today its graduates are working throughout the nation in classrooms of elementary and secondary schools.

Students in the division are provided both a general and professional education which better qualifies them for their chosen work. So varied are the opportunities in the division that students are offered the bachelor of arts and the bachelor of science degrees in practically every curriculum available at the college.

By combining theory with practical application in the classroom, future teachers in this division are fully qualified to teach upon graduation.

Student teaching facilities are offered in classrooms of the Ouachita Parish and Monroe City School systems.

DR. HARRY M. LEMERT Dean of Fine Arts

Division of Fine Arts

Steadily increasing opportunities are available for students in the Division of Fine Arts. A wide field of study is offered in music, art, and sp"Erel:h, leading to either the bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science degree.

Recent expansion of the physical facilities of the Division has likewise increased the opportunities for students in the various curricula of study, and new courses are constantl y being added.

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Department of Geology

MARCUS B. MAPP Acting Chairman, Department of Geology

The Department of Geology provides the student with a broad and comprehensive liberal arts background as well as a solid foundation in his special field which enables him to serve as a professional geologist or to continue his studies at the graduate level.

Graduates in the department are awarded the bachelor of science degree for a curriculum in geology or for a combination field of study in law-geology, requiring three years of geology followed by law school and resulting in bachelor degrees in both fields.

Geology may also be combined with petroleum engineering, the final two years being completed at another institution.

Department of Mathematics

RODERICK A. HICKMAN, JR. Acting Chairman, Department of Mathematics

The Department of Ma.thematics offers students a wide field of studies to follow in building a solid foundation in one of the many specialized fields available. An integral part of the department is the special two-year pre-engineering program which forms the basic foundation for students in engineering.

Opportunities are varied and constantly growing for graduates of this department, who are awarded the bachelor of science degree.

The demand for persons with substantial mathematical training on the undergraduate level is increasing in the fields of industry, research, civil defense and national defense.

DR. WILLIAM R. HAMMOND Dean of Liberal Arts

Division of Liberal Arts

Students in the Division of Liberal Arts find available a rich field of studies that will provide a wide background of general knowledge as well as a strong foundation for any future specialization. Curricula offered in the division include Engl ish, foreign languages, journal ism, social sciences and pre-law.

The three-year pre-law curriculum leads to a bachelor's degree after completion of the first year in an accredited school of law. Graduates of the division are awarded a bachelor's degree and are qualified to enter a large number of professions.

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Department of Physics

GLENN F. POWERS Acting Chairman, Department of Physics

The Department of Physics is marked by constant progress and expansion in its program at the college. Students are offered the latest methods in laboratory experiments as well as background research. Up-to-date equipment and research materials are ava ilable for the student to have sufficient opportunity to develop skills in his field.

Graduates of the department find many opportunities available, including industrial work as well as educational opportunities in both teaching or further study on the graduate level.

School of Pharmacy

RALPH M. WILSON Dean of School of Pharmacy

Phenomenal growth has marked the School of Pharmacy since its establishment in 1956 by the State Board of Education. It has been accorded full accreditation by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education, placing it on the same status with all other accredited schools of pharmacy in the nation. Graduates in this profession find many career

opportunities for hospital pharmacists, retail pharmaceutical work, sales service representatives of manufacturers and production in the field. By doing graduate study, students may become research workers, manufacturers or teachers.

Firsl Row:

ADAMS, ARTHUR R. . Assistant ProfeS'or of Health and Physical Education, Ph.D., Louisiana Stale University,

ALLBRITTON, FLORENCE ZIEGLER .. Associate Professor of Music, M.M., Chicago Musical College

ANDERS, EDWARD B.... Instructor in Mathematics, M.S., NOIfhwestern State College

Second Row:

ANNJNO, RAYMOND Associate Professor of Chemislry, Ph.D., Oklahoma State University BALDWIN, FRANCES P Assistant Professor of Chemistry, M.S., Louisiana State University BALL, RUBY C. ... Assistant Professor of Education, M.Ed., Louisiana State University

Third Row:

BARNES, EVELYN McGEE ... Assistant Professor of Education and Director of Secondary Student Teaching, M.S., University of Arkansas

BARNES, JOHN J Assistant Professor of Education, M.Ed., Louisiana Stale University BARREn, ELTON R I",tructor in Biology, Ph.D., Louisiana State University

Faculty

Fourth Row:

BJNGHAM, DAVIS 8.... Instructor in Music, M.S.M., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary BLOMQUIST, EMILY Instructor in Library Science and Assistant Librarian, M.S., Louisiana

State University BLYTHE, WILLIAM T. Assistant in Military Science and Taclics, Masler Sergeant, United

States Army

Fifth Row: BROWN, JOSEPH R.... Associate Professor of History, Ph.D., Louisiana State University BRUCE, RUFUS E. . Instructor in Mathematics, B.S., Louisiana Stale University BUSBY, LONNIE L. ... Assislant in Military Science and Tactics, Sergeant Major, United

States Army

Sixth Row:

CHARLES, GLORIA A.... Instructor in Secretarial Science, M.B.E., UniverSity of Mississippi CHILTON, EVELYN SANDERS ... Assistant Professor of English, M.A., University of Mississippi CHRISTMAS, WILLIAM J.... Associate Professor of Education, Ed.D., Columbia University

Seventh Row:

COFFEY, RAY W. . Assistant Profe5Sor of Military Science and Tacl;cs, A.B., University of Nebraska; Captain, Artillery, United States Army

COX, WILLA CLAIRE Associate Professor of English, Ph.D., George Peabody College COXE, ROBBIE lEE Assistant Professor of Home Economics, M.S., Louisiana State University

Eighth Row:

CRONK, DALE H Associate Professor of Pharmacy, Ph.D., University of Iowa CROSS, HANSELL F Associate Professor of Biology, Ph.D., University of Maryland DANTI, AUGUST G Associate Professor of Pharmacy, Ph.D.., Ohio State UniverSity

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First Row:

DAVIS, ERA BERNUniversity

DE MOSS, ROBERT

ARD

L.. .

A'sistant

Assistant

Professor of Home

Professor of Health and

Economics,

Physical

M.S., Louisiana

Education and

Stale

Assistant Coach, M.S., University of Oklahoma

FANT, LEONARD O. . Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education and Basketball Coach, M.A., University of Alabama

Second Row:

FEENEY, CHARLES E. . Assistanl in Military Science and Tactics, Master Sergeant, United States Army

FERGUSON, TED B. .. Assistant Professor of History, M.A., Louisiana Slate University FOMINAYA, ELOY ... Assistant Professor of Music, M.M., North Texas Slate College

Third Row:

FOSTER, EMMETT J Professor of Physics, M.A., Louisiana State University FULLER, CLAUDE C Instructor in Speech, M.A., West Texas State College GEORGE, RALPH T Assistant Professor of Psychology, M.A., George Peabody College

FaCIlIty

Fourth Row:

GIFFORD, GALE T Assistant Professor of English, M.A., University of Texas GINN, ERIS J Anistant Professor of Education, M.S.W., Louisiana State University GOORLEY, JOHN T. " Anociate Professor of Pharmaceutical ,Chemistry, Ph.D., Purdue

University

Fifth Row:

GRANTZ, CARL l. Assistant Professor of English, M.A., Columbia University HAEUBER, PAUL M Instructor in Chemistry, M.S., Southern IllinOis University HAMMONS, JASPER G. Associate Professor of Agronomy, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State

University

Sixth Row:

HAMNER, ROSEMARY R Instructor in Mathemalics, M.A., Universily of Texas HARMON, FRANK l. Assistant Professor of Mathematics, M.A., University of Mississippi HARRINGTON, JACK Associate Professor of Education, Ed. D., University of Houston

Seventh Row:

HART, ADA BESS .. Associate Professor of Health and Physical Educ"lion, M.A., George Peabody College

HARTZOG, lEWIS B.. . Assistant Professor of Heallh and Physical Education and Track Coach, M.S., Colorado State University

HARVEY, MARY GISH .. Instructor in library Science and Assistant librarian, B.A., louisiana Stale University; Certificate, St. Louis Library School

Eighth Row:

HAYNES, M. LEVELLE .. Assislant Professor of Education and Director of Special Education, Ed.D., George Peabody College

HAYWARD, ANNELIES THURNER .. Instructor in German, Abitur, Oberschule F. Madchen, Bayreuth, Germany

HEADRICK, MARGUERITE W. Instructor in SeCretarial Science, B.S., Norlheasl Louisiana State College

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First Row:

HICKMAN, NOLLIE W.... Associale Professor of History, Ph.D., University of Texas HODGES, GLORIA. Instructor in Health and Physical Education, M.A., Texas Woman's

University HOLDEMAN, FOSTER H.... Assistant Professor of Agricultural Engineering, M.S., Louisiana

Slate Universi1y

Second Row;

HOWARD, PERRY H Assistant Professor of Sociology, Ph.D., Louisiana State University KELSO, FRANCES S Associate Professor of Home Economics and Chairman, Department

of Home Economics, M.A., George Peabody College KERN, JOSEPH H.... Associate Professor of Pharmacy Administration, Ph.D., Ohio Stale

University

Third Row:

KILPATRICK, ARNOLD R.... Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education, M.Ed., Louisiana State University

KIMBRELL, CHARLES C.... Instructor in Busine.. Administration, M.A., Tulane University LANDRY, HOWARD P. " Professor of Military Science and Tactics and Commandant of

Cadets, B.S., Louisiana Stale University; Lieutenant Colonel, Infantry, United States Army

Faculty ~r--~------

Fourth Row;

LEMERT, LOUISE GRAY ... Associate Professor of English and Library Sdence, B.S. in L.S., Louisiana State University

LLOYD, NELSON A.... Associate Professor of Chemislry, Ph.D., Oklahoma Slate University LOCKHART, JESSIE MONTGOMERY ... Assistant Professor of English, M.A., University of

Alabama

Filth Row:

LOFTIN, WILLIAM G.... Instructor in Animal Industry, M.S., Louisiana State University LONGFELLOW, LAWRENCE R.... Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics, B.S.,

Ohio State University; lieutenant Colonel, Artillery, United States Army LUFFEY, GEORGE l. ., Assistant Professor of Heahh and Physical Education and Assistant

Coach, M.S., Mississippi Southern College

Sixth Row:

LUFFEY, JOHN L. ... Assistant Professor of Business Administration, M.B.A., University of Texas

LYNCH, VERNON E Associate Professor of English, Ph.D., University of Texas McCANN, THOMAS R Associale Professor of Economics, A.M., George Peabody College

Seventh Row:

McCLURE, LAWRENCE E.... Associate Professor of Chemistry, Ph.D., University of California at los Angeles

McCOY, CARL N. .. Associate Professor of Business Administration, Ed.D., University of Oklahoma

McDONALD, MARGARET FUNDERBURK . . . Inslructor in Library Science and Assistant Librarian, B.S. in loS., Louisiana State University

Eighth Row:

McKNEELY, lo MARVIN Associate Professor of English, Ph.D., Emory University MANLEY, W. LEON Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education and Assistant

Coach, M.Ed., University of Oklahoma MILLER, BENJAMIN P. . Assistant Professor of Physics, M.S., Agricultural and Mechanical

College of Texas

First Row:

MITCHELL, HAZEL Associate Professor of Spanish, M.A., Louisiana State University MIXON, EMMA F Assistant Professor of Mathematics, M.S., Louisiana State University MONROE, JAMES F Associate Profeosor of Music, Ph.D., University of North Carolina

Second Row:

MQORE, JOHN B Instructor in Mathematics, M.S., North Texas State College MORTON, H. W Assistant Professor of Business Administration, M.B.E., University of

Mississippi MULLINS, JOE B.... Associate Professor of Music, M.M., George Peabody College

Third Row:

MURDOCK, ROBERT L., JR. .. Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education, M.A., George Peabody College

MYERS, GERTRUDE . . . Instructor in Health and Physical Education, M.A., University of Colorado

PAGE, CARLETON C.... Instructor in Business Administration, M.B.A., University of Mississippi

Faculty

Fourth Row:

PARKERSON, JAMES Associate Professor of Speech, M.A., University of Iowa PETTY, WILLIAM R Instructor of Physics, M.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute PIERCE, WILLIAM W Assistant in Military Science and Tactics, Master Sergeant, United

States Army

Fiflh Row:

PLATCOW, EDWARD L. Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, Ph.D., University of Florida RICKETT, ROBERT M Instructor in Physics, B.S., Arkansas State Teachers College ROBERTS, BILL R Instructor in Business Administration, M.A., Morehead State College

Sixlh Row:

ROBERTS, HILDRETH D.. . Assistant in Military Science and Tactics, Master Sergeant, United States Army

ROGERS, LAMAR E.... Instructor in Mechanical Drawing, B.S., Nonhwestern State College ROSS, FRANK A.. Associate Professor of Accounting, Ph.D., University of Texas, C.P.A.,

Texas

Seventh Row:

RYNES, EDWARD J.... Instructor in Education, M.A., Louisiana Slate University SANDROCK, GERTRUDE ... Assistant Professor of Music, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh SAWYER, JOHN F.... Assislant Profess.or of Music, M.M., George Peabody College

Eighth Row:

SCHUTZ, EDWARD E.... Assistant Professor of Art, M.A., New Mexico Highlands University SCURLOCK, MARGARET E.... Im'ructor in Health and Physical Educalion, B.S., Florence

State Teachers College SCURLOCK, WILLIAM R.... Instructor in Hislory, M.A., University of Alabama

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First Row ..

SMITH, WI LFORD D.... Associate Professor of Music, Ph.D., George Peabody College SMITH, WILL T. . Assistant Professor of Business Administration, M.B.A., University of

Denver; C.P.A., Louisiana SOLOMON, MACK B. InstrUclor in Journalism and Director 01 the News Bureau, M.A.,

Louisiana State University

Second Row:

SPEECE, ARTHUR J. .. Assistant Professor 01 Biology, Ph.D., University of Texas STAHL, ANNIE LEE WEST ... Associate Professor of Journalism, M.A., Louisiana State

Universily STANFORD, HAZEL L.. Instructor in Secretarial Science, M.B.E., University of Mississippi

Third Row ..

STANHOPE, ELOISE CALHOUN ... A..i~tant Professor of Music, M.M., Chicago Conservatory of Music

STEPHAN, L. LE MAR Assistant Professor of Geography, Ph.M., Universily of Wisconsin TATUM, ARTHUR l. Professor of Government, M.A., University of Texas

Faculty ~--------

Fourth Row..

TAYLOR, FRED L. ... Instructor in Physics, B.S., College of the Ozarks THOMAS, WINNETTA. . Associale Professor of French, M.A., Middlebury College; Certificate,

The Sorbonne, Paris

Fifth Row; TILLMAN, CHARLES M. .. Assislant Professor of Education and Director of Elementary

Studenl Teaching, M.Ed., Louisiana State University TRABUE. EARL. . Assistant Professor of Military Science and Taclics, B.S., Oregon State

College, Captain, Infantry, Uniled States Army

Six,h Row;

TRIPLETT. BENNY L VINES, D. DELBERT

University WALKER, BOBBY T.

. Instructor in ChemistInstructor in

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... Assistant in Zoology,

ry, B.S., M.A., East Tennessee Stale College Business Administration, M.B.A.,

B.S., Norlheast Louisiana State Colle

Louisiana

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State

Seventh Row;

WALKER, WILLIAM WATSON, JEWELL

University

A. Associate ProfessoAssistant Professor

r of History, Ph.D., University of Texas in Business Administration, M.Ed., Louisiana Slate

WATZMAN, NATHAN ... Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, M.S., University of Pittsburgh

Eigh'h Row;

WELDER, FRANK A.... Assistant Professor of Geology, Ph.D., LouiSiana State University WILKES, JACK B.. . Inslructor in Military Science and Tactics, A.B., Wittenberg College,

Captain, Armor, United Stales Army YOUNSE, DOROTHY ... ASSOCiate Professor of English, M.A., Columbia University

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Miss Alma Lufcy presents a special gift from Ihe faculty and staff to Mrs. Bobby Joe Oden, Student Cenler manager, chals wilh Dean James M. Lucy Jane Chapman, residence hall director, at reception in recognition Nicholson, Mrs. Jackie Shows, and President George T. Walker at party of retiring personnel. given for him before he assumes dUly as assistant manager of lhe

Monroe Chamber of Commerce.

Activities

New Faculty Women's Club officers have jnformal session following annual org"nitation luncheon.

Feslivity rules around coffee table as group chats during reception honoring newcomers to the college faculty and staff.

Bobbie Strickland gives Captain and Mrs. Ray Coffey programs for performance sponsored by Northeast State Concerts Association.

First Row:

ANDERSON, BETH Secretary to the Registrar BASSETT, BARBARA Secretary to the Dean of Administration BROWN, FRANCES Secretary in the Fine Arts Division

Second Row:

BRUMMEL, CLAYTON Typist Clerk in the News Bureau CAMPBELL, CAROLYN Typist Oerk in the Biology Department CARPENTER, MURREl Manager of the Bookstore

Third Row:

CHAPMAN, LUCY House Director of Dormitory DOOLIN, ANN Secretary in the School of Pharmacy DOOLITTlE, KAREN ... Stenographer in Office Services

Staff ~~--------

Fourth Row;

ELLIOTT, CHARLES Accountant in the Accounting Office fliNN, ZANONA library Assistant FRAGALA, BIRDIE library Assistant

Fifth Row: GIDDENS, GLADYS ... Secretary in the Student Services Office GREEN, SARRAH. . Cafeteria Manager HARDIN, ELAINE ... Stenographer Clerk in the Student Services Office

Sixth Row;

HEMPHILL, AARON ... House Director of Women's Dormitory II IRVINE, ALEASE Typist Clerk in the library KING, GLADYS Switchboard Operator

Seventh Row:

KRAMBERG, JOSEPH ... Military Property Custodian LASSITi:R, DelL ... i:ditor of Alumni Publications McCONNELL, BOBBY ... Assistant in Chemistry Department

Eighth Row;

McDONALD, ROSE Cafeleria Manager McELROY, RUBIE Accountant Clerk in the Purchasing Office MciLWAIN, LYNDLE F. .. Secretary in the Health and Physical i:ducation and Mathematics

Deparlments

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First Row:

MdAWCHLlN, LOUISE ... Assistant to the Dean of Education McVEETY, CAROL Slenogral?her in the Scholarship and Placement Office MOAK, HURVIE Superintendent of Buildings

Second Row:

NOLAN, SYLVESTER ... Repairman, Maintenance Department PALMER, JOSIE House Director of Panhellenic Dormitory PENTON, PAT Secretary in the Physics and Chemistry Deparlments

Third Row:

PETERS, LORA ... Secretary in the Athlefic Department PLUNKETT, PROVIDENCE ... Secretary to the Business Administration Division READ, MAY ... Secretary to the President

Staff

Fourth Row:

ROARK, MARY ANN Secretary to the Liberal Arts Division ROLLINSON, OUIDA Clerk Typist in the Post Office SAXON, CORENE Accountanl in Ihe Accounting Office

Fifth Row:

SCREPETIS. PATRICIA ... Secretary in the Liberal Arts Division SMITH, JOYCE ... Secretary in the Education Division SOULIER, CARLA BETH ... Library Assistant

Sixth Row:

TARVER, AILEEN Head of Office Services TATUM, LYNDA W Nurse in the Infirmary

Seventh Row:

WARNER, MYRTLE ... House Director of the Men's Dormitory WHI TECOTTON, STELLA ... Secretary in the Library

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Student Governlllent and

Publications

Student Council

The Student Council's duty of governing activities of the Northeast State student body calls for a never-ending schedule of planning and work. Members of the council are kept busy 'Preparing a student activity program to match the rapid growth of the college. Much of this work is done behind the scene, for any activity large enough for the entire student body calls for a grea t deal of planning, committee functioning, and taking care of minor details before ideas can be materialized.

The past year was a busy one for the Student Council and included the development of a new constitution that meant reorganization of the governing body. Included in the schedule for the yea r were such annual activities as Orphans's Day, Northeast Beauty Pageant, Dixie Ball, Redskins on Parade and a variety of other features.

The council supports or presents many of the trad itional campus activities and also produces a continuous program of other events for the benefit of the campus body of NOrlheast State.

Those 100 young to vote surely look happy.

Dr. Walker meets with past Siudent Council President Floyd Prejean, incoming President Gerry Marchbank and ViCe President Norman Garlrington.

Curtis Rape and Charlene Correro present their version' 01 a mamba sequence in Redskins, variety show, sponsored by the coun.cil.

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Council membe,., lefl to dght: Johnny Parson~, Sherree Harrist, George Massingale, Kent Tippett, Vernon Coltrell, Carolyn Albritton, Barbara Ellio1t, Jean Williams, tleasurer; Jim Aycock, Joyce YelDell, Theo Coenon, Georgia Ruth Owens, Johnny James, Mary Jo Haddox. secretary; Larry Rambin. Standing: Tommy Parks, vice president; Dean F. J. Vogel, faculty advi~er; Floyd Pleiean, president.

Warren Covington's Tommy Dorsey Orchestra plays cool music for Dixie Ball.

Wi I) Ram irez has fun playing foster hther at annual Orphan~' Day Chrislmas program.

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Presidenl RONALD CORTESE Vice President ROBERT FADAOL SecrelaryTreasurer JACK WILLIAMS Representatives LARRY HEBERT,

RONALD DOYLE, ALFRED HEMPEN, JAMES TOWNSEND, JOHN STROUD, and

Dean of Student Services FRED J. VOGEL

Residence Councils

President ANNIE RUTH GWIN Vice President BRENDA GAMBRELL Social Chairman SANDRA SEGURA Not Shown: Secrelary MYRNA MOSLEY Treasurer MARCIA FILES

President CAROLYN J. ROSS Vice President KAY PASSMAN Secretary MARTHA STOCKSTILL Treasurer PEGGY OSBORNE Social Chairman SALLY FOUTS

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Resident coeds hear "Littlest Angel" jusl before Chrislmas.

We'll hang Our socks right here.

Who said college was just a place to study?

Dorms take on restive a;r when parenls visit. Our counselor makes problems disappear.

JACK BOGGAN and NORMAN ROBERTSON Advertising Managers

Chacahoula

LADY STAHL FacullY Adviser

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The job of reviewing all that takes place on Northeast State campus during the year constitutes a busy schedule for the staff of the Chacahoula, college yearbook.

Since its first publication twenty-seven years ago, the book has annually presented a pictorial history of the college through its pages.

All phases of campus life are depicted in the pub

lication, including ordinary events as well as special happenings. Throughout the publication may be found scenes of classroom activities, sports programs, military trai ni ng, organization work, faculty, staff, and admin istrative officials and advertisers who are interested in the growth of the college. Also included are candid views of the everyday life at Northeast State.

Other slaffers are lillie Lucas, Henry Chriceol, Cloy Lea Byrd, and Linda Hall.

BETTY BENNETT Class EdHor

JACKI E THARPE Co-edil0r

BRENDA GAMBRELL Co-editor

BEN BRADFORD, Photographer

JIM CALHOUN, Sporls Editor

JACKYE WELLS Assistant Class Editor

SHIRLEY GARY ALICE SMITH FERN TAYLOR Feature Editor Typist Organi~ations Editor

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JOYCE YELDELL, Editor

~t (01 PR~SS iureA

W W ( action w

Member k's Studl d Collegi; osee thblication of

me foothrthea,~t L01 nroe, LOll) lave beer on Friday freshmen period, h pre-game

ation weel places~.50 per y ss matter re to ass, Post Offic~ .ter in the of March ling, andJ( Brown Htor

time for set for 7

c h detail: ZI::-:::~:"s_-"l;:-"TI pleted a

iplinary a ~ainst fr, : with th( e that st(

KAY COTTON, Managing Editor

The campus newspaper, the Pow Wow, published weekly by students under faculty sponsorshi p, serves as the voice of the Northeast State campus,

With its constant routine of following news leads, writing copy, editing, taking photos, planning the layout of the paper and conferring with printers, the Pow Wow staff finds no letup in its job of reporting the latest and most interesting news to the student body, faculty, administration and staff,

LINDA ROBINSON, News Editor JIM CALHOUN, Sports Editor

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PowWow

MERI LYN BURSON, Summer Edilor

MACK SOLOMON, Faculty Adviser

JIMMY OlMOS, Advertising Manager

SARAH LITTLE, Reporter TOMMY PARKS, Sports Editor JOHN MOSELY, Photographer

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Military

Stand 1all, cadet!

Military

Cadet CoL William Brodie, ROTC battle group commander, receives marksmanship medal from Maj. Gen. George W. Trousdale.

Guess who hil the larger.

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Northeasl graduate L1. Jesse Feller shows heavy equipment to visiting caders at Camp Leroy Johnson in New Orleans.

Don't smile, private. I oUlrank you.

Color Gu'a,d prepares for inspection.

ROTC personnel greet 4th Army brass.

Fourth Army officer inspects Northeast battle group.

Colonel Landry inspects marksmanship trophies while M/Sgt. Bland looks on.

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Kirl ~loo1Je,.,. Firsl Hunnl' 0' p 'Ii. Louitll0nn 1960 i I

Features

Kirby Jane Mooney, Miss Northeast of 1960 and first runner-up to the Miss Louisiana title, has combined network television and stage appearances with a top academic record. She has appeared on Lawrence Welk's television program, and was a three-time winner on Ted Mack's Amateur Hour. Kirby was trumpet soloist during a seven-week engagement at New York's famed Radio City Music Hall. She also has gained recognition for her trumpet playing with the Northeast Jazz Ensemble.

'Miss J\orthea~t'

Kirby Jane Mooney

D md Jud. God iI

Kathy Talton, popular Northeast coed, has captured many honors during the year. She is Miss Chacahoula 1960, homecoming queen, and one of the ROTC sponsors. She was one of last year's beauties, and was recently chosen as first runner-up in the Louisiana contest for Miss Universe. Kathy was one of the top four nominees for Military Ball Queen. As cheerleader for the coming year, she has quite an accumulation of titles to her credit.

'Miss Chacahoula'

Kathy Talton

Margaret Green

Ann Edwards

Patsy Price

Unda Lavender

Military Queen Linda Lavender c

Linda Files Kappa Alpha Rose

Personalities

Ronald Doyle and Jean Williams

Jack Williams and Betty Shirley

Lannie John8on aDd Jane Rogers

Emma Jean Gandy and Brownie Goodreau

JEANNETTE MARIE RIVOIRE Mathematics

VERNON COTTRELL Art

MYRA FRANKLIN Women's Health and Physical Education

WILLIAM BRODIE Military Science

LAWRENCE THORN Physics

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EMILY TUCKER Social Stud ie.

BETH BROWN Music

RONALD LEE MARIONNEAUX English

GLORIA MULLINS Library Science

JOYCE YELDELL Journalism

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WILLIE EARL BROCK Men's Health and Physical Education

PAUL ALLEN HELAMS Agriculture

ALICE GUYTON Secondary Education

GARY BRASHIER Chemistry

MERLE PIERCE Home Economics

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ROBERT McGOUGH Geology

BRENDA GAMBRELL Secondary Educalion

ANN BARHAM Pharmacy

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Organizations

Brela nd, Barbara Briggs, Sue Falk, Carole

Farrar l Alice Ford, Esta Ann Jordan, Sarah

Kennedy, Armande McHenry

President landers, linda landry, Marilyn McCarty, Ann Reagan, Judy

Shipp, Carol Shirley, Betty Strozier, Karen Swanson, Billie

All dressed up and away we go.

Alpha Oll1icron Pi

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We're glad Ihe calendar includes rush parties. Our best teelh forward.

Remember how much fun we had al that dance?

Now, it says here ...

Ford, Pat Fouls, Sarah Guyton, Alice Haddox, Mary

Harris, Lori Hill, Frances Johnson, Sandra Jones, Peggy

PhiMu Allen, Sandra Blake, Na ncy Bowles, Laura Brodie, Joyce

Brooks, Jeanette Brown, Clarice Campos del Toro, Ann CI ark, Li nda

Conaway, Rena Demmary, Gay Elliott, Barbara Files, Marcia

landry, Ann la/ham, Charlotte leBlanc, Julia lewter, Alice McBride, Diane

McCleary, Joella President McDonald, Jeanette McGinty, Betsy Benlon Mantroxos, Be Ity Moreau, Unda

Parker, Faye Price, Lillian Rogers, Glenda Rogers, Unda Smith, Diane

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White, Coralie Younse, Brenda

Stark, Jean Stephenson, Dorothy Telllelon, Mary Tipton, Peggy

Tucker, Emily Walker, Ann Walker, Kaki Wendorf, Millie

Santa's the most popular fellow on campus.

Some people never grow up!

Kappa Alpha

Flynn, Jay Fryant, Tommy Furlow, J. L. Harper, Ed

Henry, Sam Hill, leon Hobson, Howard James, John

Asherafl, Wyehe Bergeron, Pe"ter Briley, Gene Brown, Jimmy

Bruno, James Claridge, Thomas Clark, Hugh Cole, Clayton

Conger, Joe President Dawson, Henry Farrar} Bennie Fisher, Kirk

Johnston, Bishop Johnston, Joseph Keith, Dan King, Tom

King, William lang, John levite, Maurice luna, Guy

McCormick, John McDuffie, John McFadden, Raymond Nolen, Sam

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How are you fixed for blades?

All smil",. after the fan of Fort Sumter.

My beard is longer than yours.

Vail, David Vanderhoven, Dan William., Max

Parsons, Johnny Peck, Will Renwick, Ken Scroggin, Ke ilh

Skoog, Ed Smith, Horace Tubbs, Glynn Turnbough, Bill

Beaver, Perry Blackwell, Edwin Boggan, Jack

Burrow, Howard Cook, Curtis Derbes, Claud

Dimos, Jimmy Elliott, Clyde Foster, Billy

Shambro, Carl Shovan, Richard Stover, Stewart

Tatum, Bob Thomas, Edwin Tippett, Kent

Walker, Bobby

Sigma Tau Gamma

Godwin, Jerry Harper, Jack Hallaway, Robert Jones, Jay

LeTard, John President McDaniel, TE Roark, Earl Sch roeder, Jon

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louise Bingham, Bela Nu', White Rose, center, reads telegrams of con Banquet .,elebrales installation of Delta Kappa Rho inl0 Sigma Tau Gamma, gratulation at reception in President's HOme On eVe of installalion. nalional.

"An Evening in the South Pacific" is theme of Sigma Tau's fall rush parly.

largesl report of 43 pledges is reviewed by nalional and local Sigma Tau officers.

Bearden, Ch aries Blanchard, William Burleson, Wade

Chapman, Daniel Fontenot, Be Ivin Flynn, Ted

Hardy, lewis

Ketchum, Jarrett Sponsor Kilpatrick, Arnold President Kilpatrick, Harold Parks, Bruce

Phillips, George Powell, Woodie J. Pylant, Raymond Vance, Robert

Sponsor Arnold Kilpatrick crowns Jeanie Duffey TKE Sweetheart.

Tau Kappa Epsilon

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May I have thi' dance? LeI'. forget lomorrow's fest.

Don't look al me that way.

Teke. hold open house.

Ainsworth, Howard Bryan, David Cummins, Jay

Delta Demeter

Decker, Ernest Presidenl, Griggs, Harold Helams, Paul

Keith, Malcolm Ober, William Shipman, James

Snowden, Harold Wiggers, Bonner

Sponsor Holdeman, F. H. Sponsor Loftin, William

Deba Demeter plays host to area meeting of Future Farmers of America.

President J. L. Furlow Vice President Harold Kilpatrick Secretary Jack Boggan Treasurer Wyche Ashcraft Facul1y Sponsors

Miss Frances Baldwin, Fred J. Vogel

Interfraternity Council

President Armande M. Kennedy Vice President Kaki Walker Secretary Esta Ford Treasurer Barbara Elliott Faculty Sponsors, Miss Frances Baldwin,

Miss Alma lufcy

Panhellenic Council 101

President larry Seal Vice President Frazer Gaar

American Pharmaceutical Association

Secretary Barbara Breland Treasurer Will Ramirez

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Regent Cecil Graham $ecrelary Charles Pollard Treasurer Darrell Smith Faculty Sponsor Dr. Frank Martin

Kappa Psi

President Barbara Breland Vice President Mary Ava Smith Secretary Sandra Killgore Treasurer Ann Barham Spon sor Mrs. Jose ph Ke rn

-, ~. \

Mu Pi 103

Edwa rd leatherman Vice President larry Giambelluca Presiden t

Sponsor Dr. John Goorley

Phi Delta Chi

Secretary George Armstrong Treasurer John D. Koonce

Phi Delta Chi 104

Presidenl Har"ee E. Smith Vice President louie Rich"rdson Secretary-Treasurer Veronic" Danna Faculty Sponsors leon Prince,

Bobby Walker

Beta Sigma

President larry Alexander Vice President Frank Bruseata Secretary-Treasvre r Jeann ie Thompson Faculty Sponsor Miss Frances Baldwin

American Chemical Society 105

President George Taylor Firs1 Vice President Edward Aulds Second Vice Presidenl John May Secrelary-Treasurer Jack Boggan Faculty Sponsors W. C. Buchanan,

Secretary-Treasurer Annie Ruth Gwin

President Alice Guy10n Vice President Emily Tucker

Faculty Sponsors J. R. Brown, William A. Walker

Phi Alpha Theta

Le Mar Stephan

Geographic Society 106

President Robert Heller Vice President Theo Coenen Secretary-Treasurer An Ihony Correro Faculty Sponsor Joseph Brown

President Jeannelle McDonald Vice President Jessie Varnado Secretary Jeannette Ri~oire Faculty Sponsors M,rs. Emma Mixon, Mrs. Mabel Slay

Mu Alpha Theta 107

President Ellen Brown Vice President Dia nne Mears Secretary Tommy Parks facu l1y Sponsors Dr. Wi lIa Cia ire Cox,

Dr. l. M. McKnee Iy

Sigma Tau Delta

President Theo Coenen Vice President Clyde Moreau Secrelary-Treasurer lynn Wilhite faculty Sponsors Ted Ferguson, Thomas

McCann, William Scurlock

Social Science Club 108

Faculty Sponsors Dr. Willa Claire Cox,

President Theda Pettigrew Vice President Jo Ann Williams Secretary Camille Camp Treasurer Yvonne Woods

Dr. l. M. McKneely

Writers Club

President Jimmy Dimos Vice President Bill Yarhrough Secretary Charles Bearden Treasurer Jack Patrick Faculty Sponsor Dr. Dale Cronk

Circle K Club 109

President Maxine Sikes Vice President Eleanor Mize Secretary Annetle Ford Treasurer Tommie Stockstill Facu 11y Sponsor Miss Ada Bess Hart

Women's Recreational Association

Presiden t Floyd Ham Vice President Henry M. Dawson Secrela ry Edward H. Skoog, Jr.. Treasurer Bennie George Faculty Sponsor Dwight D. Vines

Phi -Sigma Epsilon 110

Veterans Club

President Billie Sue Swanson Vice Presidenl George Phjllips Secretary-Treasurer Jerilyn Gilstrap Faculty Sponsors George Brian, Claude Fuller, James Parkerson

Speech Club III

Furlow Captain William C. Brodie Executive Officer J. L. S-I J. C. Fryday S-2 Joseph Gross Faculty Sponsor Cap!. Ray Coffey

Pershing Rifles

Capt. Roger Coates 1.1 Lt. William Brodie 2nd U. David Johnston FacullY Sponsor Cap1. E. N. Trabue

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Scabbard and Blade

Gregor Goethals (not shown).

President Carol Kilpatrick Vice President Ann Barham Secretary Shirley Bryan Treasurer Armande Kennedy Sponsors Frances Baldwin.

Eloise Stanhope,

Senior Board

Delta Omicron 113

Honor Society

Incoming officers ready for annual banquet in Crystal Balkoom at Virginia Hotel.

Members sign register for big even1.

Honor Society group enjoys chat before banquei. Fun time is food time-even for honor students.

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Student leaders congralulate newlY-inslalied ODK mmbers at reception in President Walker's home.

Omicron Delta

Kappa

ODK charler is presented to Dr. George T. Walker and local president Gary Brashier by Dr. Robert W. Bishop, nation,,1 secretary.

Gold Key Leadership personnel become charter members of NOffhe"s! Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership fraternity.

Mayor Jack Howard speaks to future teachers on important role Ihey will play in education.

Student Louisiana h ..T' eac ersI Assoclatlon

President Evelyn Senn presents to faculty sponsor, Charles M. Tillman, a gift from Northeast's chapl al SLTA banquet.

Milton Hall, assistant Ouachila Parish superintendent, emphasizes desire for success wh ich everyone hoi ds for lea chers.

Mrs. Marguerile Vincent, Sherrouse School prin,ipal, is shown by clever display, including an apple for leacher.

W. W. Ward, superinlendenl, speaks informally 10 leacher group.

Presented at banquet are new officers, headed by Wanda Sue Lenard, center.

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Lettermen's looks like il cauld be any man's ball.

JERRY DYES Decathlon prospeel exhibilS fine farm with the shOI-pul.

Copeland, James Cax, Wally Cozine, Eugene

Earl, Roberl Eiland, Don Feeney, Alfred

French, luther Frye, Bill Harberr, Gene

Harvey, Don Hays, Richard Johnson, Lanny

Adams, Gene Beaver, Roberl Bradley, Fred

Broom, Bill Blevins, Bryan Cole, Claylon

Collins, Jerry Cook, Curtis Cook, Robert

King, William laudadio, James

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Where', the ball? Indians pile up the Iine to slop pig. skin carrier in game with East Texas State. Club

linder, Milton McGowen, Eddie Mouser, Jim

Nolan, Ross O'Connor, John Owen, Owen

Pe nnel, Joh n Petras, Phil Redden, Levy

Reeves, Terry Rogers, Hoy Sims, Ronnie

Stegall, Larry Stover, Stewart Styron, Dave

Styron, Don Syke s, Harry Tatu'll, Bob

Thomas, Edwin Thorne, Delmas Tilley, Larry

Toms, Stuart Walker, Randall Ward, Ralph

PHIL PETRAS Williams, Jack AIIGSC shorl~top and team captain

Vice President Jeanette Holdeman Secreta ry Marlha Stockstill Trea su rer Donna Holdem an Faculty Sponsor Miss Robbie Lee Coxe

Phi Beta

President Billie Sue Swanson Vice President Charlene Correro Secretary Linda Rogers Treasurer Bobbie Strickland Historian Jerilyn Gilstrap

Pres ident Jean William.

Home Economics Club

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Pr09ram Chairman Peggy Williams President John laPrarie

Vesper Director Shirley Crowe Chape I Director Barrett Fisher Director lonnie Penton

Baptist Student Union

President lori Harris Vice President Paul GWestminster Foundation

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Secretary-Treasurer Betty McCartney

President Bruce Parks, Jr. Vice President Carolyn J. Ross

Fawlly Sponsor Dr. Wilford Smith

Wesley Foundation

President Betty McCartney Secretary Joellyn Thompson Faculty Sponsor Dr. Elton R. Barrell

Interfaith Council

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President Dona Davies Secretary Betty lou Echols Chaplain Rev. James C. Wat11ey

St. Thomas Canterbury Society

~-. .. .~ II~_. I! I ;.~;J' . '~ I ~/ ,1;. ..

Newman Club 123

Activities

Now this is a good looking court-Jean Williams, Margaret Green, Linda lavender, Wanda Slevenson, Sandy Edwards, Ann Edwards, maid of honor, and Queen Kathy Tahon.

Homecoming

Cop, your life is in danger.

Congratulations, Queen Kathy and Ann.

BSU's prize winning float.

ike real snow came later in Ike year.

ike Indians left tkese on tkeir way 10 war. We'll trade anytking for a victory.

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Honors

Day

President Walker presents S1udenl Council award for most distinguished senior man to George Massingale.

Linda Landers accepts from Armande McHenry Kennedy AOPi lrophy for most ouhlanding pledge.

Samuel "Bubba" Henry receives Kappa Alpha oUlstanding member award from President Henry Dawson.

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New member> of Senior Board are recognized at Honors Day Assembly. Miss Alma Lufcy and Mrs. George T. Walker (extreme righr). are firs! honorary members.

Award Winners

DEMETER

David Bryan

HOME ECONOMICS

Merle Pierce

WALL STREET JOURNAL

William Kitchens

JOURNALISM Brenda Gambrell Sarah little James Calhoun

MUSIC

Louise Nelson Davis

PHI BETA FRATERNITY AWARD (MUSIC AND SPEECH)

Billie Sue Swanson

SCIENCE

Gary Brashier Joseph Francis Don Holton

PHARMACY

Edward ~eatherman

BUSINESS Floyd Ham Ann McClendon Larry Seab Eacy Craven

LAWRENCE LIPSON AWARD

Ellen Brown

PYRENEES

Laura Huff

ELOISE ETHRIDGE SLATER AWARD

Linda Pickett Don Holton wins the Dr. William L. Bendel Memorial trophy.

SEN lOR BOARD Leslie Amos Maxine Gill Sandra Killgore Theda Pettigrew Linda Pickett Carolyn Ross Kathryn Talton Glenda Thrower Joyce Yel Dell

OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Edward Leatherman

~eniamin Tatum George Phillips Willie Earl Brock William Brodie Loy Baird George Massingale Ted McDaniel Gary Brashier

STUDENT COUNCIL Jean Williams George Massingale ALPHA OMICRON PI Marilyn Landry Billie Sue Swanson Armande McHenry Kennedy

PHI MU Coralie White Linda Clark Lillian Price

PANHELLENIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARD (AWARDED BY AOPi)

Alpha Omicron Pi

MONROE CITY PAN HELLENIC AWARD Armande McHenry Kennedy

NORTHEAST STATE PANHELLENIC SCHOLARSHIP CUP

Alpha Omicron Pi

KAPPA ALPHA Jon Rivkin Sam Henry INTERFRATERNITY SCHOlARSHIP AWARD Sigma Tau Gamma

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Sarah Litlle a

Special Events

r thought you grew up when you came to college.

Students play Santa to orphan children.

Reception following graduation adds 10 happiness of commencement events.

Dormitories take on festive air as Christmas holidilYS neilr.

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Dr. Fremonl P. Wirth, guest lecturer, describes conditions in Soviet Russia.Northeast choir adds holiday cheer at Christmas banquel for faculty, slaff and gvesls.

But I don', want a 4 o'clock class.

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What do you mean, the dance is over?

Rev. Perry Webb, featured speaker for Religious Emphasis Week, chats with guests at reception.

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Parents learn what it's like 10 live in a dorm.

I don't Care if your old man is a chief, just shine my shoes.

Productions ---------------'~

"We Ki~~ in a Shadow" i~ sung by Wade Brown and Dona Davies in dramatic ~cene portraying lovers, Lun Th. and Tuptjn.

Colorful ballel depicts Siamese version of Uncle Tom's Cabin.

The King'~ children- sit in oriental style after their entrance to "March of the Siamese Children."

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"... a million dreams that won't come true" haunts memories of fatally ill King after "Shall We Dance" sequence.

"A bee must go from flower to flower and gather all he can" is philosophy of Gerry Kenny, as Anna, and SCOlly Moss, as louis, "Whistle the King of Siam, superbly played by Palmer Jarrell. Happy Tune" to relieve anxiety of meeting the King.

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Eurydice, played by Bobbie StricklMd, pleads with Creon, role carried by George Fluitt, not to banish Antigone.

~Antigone"

Antigone, portrayed by Charlene Corr~ro, bids farewell to her lo-vel, Haemon, played by Wade Brown ...

. . . after Creon orders her from the city.

Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians win ovation for finest entertainmenls.

Northeast State ,oncerts Association ~

Joan Blondell is featured in Broadway hit "Dark .t the Top of Ihe 51. irs."

Commander Charles Brendler conducfs Navy Band in concert marked by variety and exceHence in performance.

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~Redsk.ins'

W. J. Haddad looks over "Redskins" format with faculty sponsors John J. Barnes, Or. Jack Harrington, and emcee George Phillips.

KA's sing out their version.

"Get Happy" feature wins big applause. Sigma Tau Gamma goes to the Pacific isles.

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Corder's Constellations sparkle for "Redskins."

Linda Lavender does a spirifed jan impression.

Our emcee can't even lake his own jokes.

Sports

Football 1960

JACK ROWAN Athletic Director

Head Football Coach

Northeast Football Team-1959 Edition

Northeast coaches discuss strategy.

GEORGE LUFFEY End Coach

JIM COATS Backfield Coach

JACK ROWAN Head Coach

LEON MANLEY Line Coach

BOB DEMOSS Line Coach

LEW HARTZOG Trainer

STEWART "$MOKEY" STOVER Co-captain, fullback

Second team AII-GSC Best Northeasl back, most valuable player

AL FEENEY Co-captain, guard

Honorable mention Little AII.America

NE Score

o 26 o

19 6 6

34 13 12 o

PETE COVINGTON End

Second leam AII-GSC

1959 Schedule

Opponent Opponent's Score

Arkansas State o.mo_'onounuomu 15 Arlington State _m.o .umm 21 East Texas State mmmmuunuu20 Northwestern State .mmumuu24 McNeese State __mnmnnm21 Southeastern La. College nmm27 Southwestern La. Institute nu20 Delta State College 14 Jacksonville State College m_27 Louisiana Tech ummm .muo... 27

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levy Redden crosses 30-yard-line after pass inle'rcepHon wilh Southwestern defenders in hoI pursuit.

BillY BROOM Tackle

TERRY REEVES WALLY COX BOB RANDEL Halfback Guard Quarterback

Jerry Head (BO) reaches for pass from Bob Randel in Southwestern game.

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CURTIS COOK Halfback

LEVY REDDEN Halfback

Most Improved PI oyer

Southwestern's Steve Gossen (44) finds a big hole in the Northeast line.

SAMMY "BO" WILLIAMS Center

PERRY BEAVER Center

BEN BROWNSTEIN Tackle

CHARLEY BARNES End

Center "80" Williams (50) prepares to down East Texas Slale ball carrier. 145

Stewart "Smokey" Slover (32) and Bob Randel (IS) form interference as Levy Redden grabs an enemy pass and starts upfield.

LUTHER FRENCH Tacklp.

ROBERT ~ARL End

DELMAS THORNE BILLY FOSTER Tackle Guard

Second Team AIIGSC

Jim Laudadio brings down SLC's "Black Knight" afler short gain.

BOB TATUM Tackle

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JERRY HEAD End

Best Trainer

"Smokey" Slover prepares for diving tackle.

JAMES MOORE End

JIM lAUDADIO Halfback

BILL KOERNER Halfback

Bob Randel (15) and East Texas Stale receiver leap high for pass. JOHN O'CONNOR

Quarlerback 147

Levy Redden (42) picks up yardage a9ainsl Southwestern behind blocking of AI Feeney (62), Charley Barnes (87L Wally Cox (60) and Perry Beaver (51).

ROSS NOlAN Tackle

Most OUlstanding Freshman

Joe Thrailkill culs between two defenders.

DAVID BARNES Fullback

GERRY MARCHBANK Cenler

JOE THRAILKILL Halfback

EDWIN THOMAS Fullback 1~8

Captain Smokey Stover leads Indians onto field.

Pete Covington sidesteps a blocker.

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BENNY HOLLIS Basketball ManagerLENNY FANT

Basketball Coach

Ron"ld Doyle gets off long one-hander.

Robert Cook fights for tip off.

ISO

1959-60 RESULTS

NLSC Opp.

East Texas State 51 59 Lamar Tech 70 84 William Carey 78 85 Mississippi Southern 69 97 Nicholls College 55 78 Lamar Tech 55 70 East Texas State 58 62 Arkansas State 58 66 Memphis State 40 88 Easter Tournament

Northeast Oklahoma 67 75 Nicholls State 82 92

Arka nsas State 52 53 Louisiana Tech 55 93 Southwestern 68 55 Northwestern 67 78 McNeese 50 57 Nicholls State 95 81 Southeastern 66 78 Southeastern 62 69 Mississippi Sovthern 79 87 Lovisiana Tech 60 72 Southwestern 81 93 Southwestern 61 73 McNeese 63 54

Won 3, Lost 21

Gene Cozine (44) batlles McNeese center for rebound.

The 1959-60 Norlheasl Cagers

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Chorley Barnes (52) and Robert Cook (54) streich for loose ball.

LANNY JOHNSON Gliard

RONALD DOYlE Forward

Second 1eam AII-GSC Squad High Scorer

Mos' Valuable Ployer

GENE COZINE Forward

FRED BRADLEY Gliard

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DAVE HARKINS LARRY STEGALL STUART TOMS Forward Guard Guard

Best free throw percenlage

TOP INDIAN POINTMAKERS

Name

Ronald Doyle

Lanny Johnson

Fred Bradley

Charley Barnes Robert Cook

Stuart Toms

Girnrne that balll

G FG FT TP

24 125 103 353 24 122 53 297 24 71 54 196 21 72 34 180 24 40 45 125 23 38 43 119

Ronald Doyle fires his spetiahy from the circle.

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MALCOLM GEORGE MILTON LINDER J. B. EDMISTON Cen1er Guard Guard

Fenced in by McNeese defenders, Charley Barnes comes down with the ball.

Lanny Johnson gets off a jump shot.

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Dave Harkins (50) and Gene Cozine lry to grab ball off rim under the Oulstrelched arm of Tech'. Ray Germany (35).

BOBBY LOCKWOOD Forward

GERALD MEEKS Forward

FRED MAZURA Guard

JERRY MILLER Guard

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ROBERT COOKLARRY STEGALL lays one up against Mississippi Southern. Center

Best Rebounder

CHARLEY BARNES Center

Most Improved Player

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ThaI's goal lending, No. 25!

Robert Cook (5A) is fouled as he tries a hook shot.

Lanny Johnson flies through the air for a layup.

Robert Cook attempts one-hander against Tech.

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1960 SCORES Conference Games Opp. NLSC Northwestern m.hhmu.h.",hu 7 6 Louisiana Tech u,.' h_u 8 3 Louisiana Tech .'m.__m __ m 5 2 Southwestern n_uu,nmhm.m. 6 7 Northwestern m._mmm _.h,. 1 3 Northwestern m.hm,m'. 7 2 Southeastern m umhm_h.m'm 8 2 McNeese .hmnm'n__ h. 8 4 Southwestern uu'm. .mm.'m,l 0 2 Southwes tern m __ 'mh. __ umd 2 5 McNeese .m.hm mm__ n .hu 4 5 McNeese m mm .' 3 5

JOHN O'CONNOR AII-GSC Catcher

Mosl Valuable Player

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COACH GEORGE lUFFEY

PHIL PETRAS AIIGSC Shorts lop

Team Captain

ASSISTANT COACH ED HEMPHILL

THREE JERRYS Indian Pitchers Collins, Rouse and Godwin

RALPH "BULLDOG" WARD Outfielder

LEVY REDDEN Tribe Utility Mdn

GEORGE BRYAN, Indian Firs' Baseman

BRYAN BLEVINS RONNIE SIMS EDDIE McGOWAN Outfielder Third Base Second Base

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Petras scores run agains' Arkansas in Ea,ter Tourney.

EASTER TOURNAMENT All-STAR SQUAD

MICKEY YERGER Oulfielder

BOB LOCKWOOD Pilcher

INDIAN

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JAY GROSS Pitcher

LOUIS KINCAID Outfielder

BASE HIT! Eddie McGowan, second baseman, slrokes a single.

1959

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Tracl~ 1960

Undefeated GSC Champions

14 Straight Victories

~~Best in the South"

JERRY DYES Hop-Step-Jurn p Olympic Trials

Dave Styron finishes rhird behind Bobby Morrow and Dave Sime in lOQ-yard dash in Southwestern Relays_

GSC Coach of the Year

LEW HARTZOG, Gulf States Conference Coach of the Year in 1958, 1959 and 1960, guided the Northeast trackmen this spring to the finest record ever compiled by an Indian athletic team.

The Indian thinclads were unbeaten in 14 regular season meets against the foremost teams in the South. Under Hartzog's leadership, several individual stars gained even more national recognition in post-season competition.

Hartzog, whose three-year tenure here showed two conference championship teams and a thirdplace club, resigned in July to take a position as track coach at Southern Illinois University.

Terrific twelve exhibit part of loot wOn at Fort Worth Recreational Meet: Don Styron. James Copeland, Hoy Rogers, Casey Boyette, John Pennel, Dick Hays. Jerry Dyes, Roger Beumer, Don Eiland, Jim Mouser, Randall Walker, Dave Styron.

GSC Co-AthIe

DON STYRON

Dave nips Texas Slate's Sid Garton at the wire in Fort Worth Recreation Don skims over high hurdles enroute to victory against LSU. Meet.

World record holder Glen Davis (left) and Eddie

['the Year

t) edge Styrons in the Drake Relays AAO-yard dash.

DAVE STYRON

Styrons receive "Most Outstanding CoAthletes" trophy at Fort Worth Recrealion Meet.

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DON EILAND GSC mile, lwomile champion

Versatile Jerry Dyes preps for victory in one of his specialties, the javelin.

HOY ROGERS Discu., Shot Put

JOHN PENNEL Pole Vault

Tied National Frosh Record

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BILL FRYE Mile, Two-mile

Bill KOERNER Dashes

JIM MOUSER 440, Mile relay

RANDALL WALKER OWEN OWEN Hurd les, Dashes Broad Jump

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ROGER BEUMER 100, 220, Relays

CASEY BOYETTE GENE HARBERT Pole Vaul1 Javelin

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Styrons display award at LSU Meet after Don (right) betlered world low hurdles record.

Jim Mouser is presented winning trophy in Fort Wor,h Meet.

Dick Hays clears low hurdles at For! Worth.

Beaten by a whisker by Sid Garton of Eas' Texas Slate is Dave Styron in triangular meel al Brown Field.

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Coach Lew Hart40g with record-breaking mile relay team.

Tbree winning finishes:

Don Eiland, upper right, in mile run.

Dave Styron, center, in 220.

Dick Hays, lower right, in 440.

Don Styron outdistance, East Texan in high hurdles.

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Claylon Cole inspects Jim Harper's driver iust before a golf match.

Golf squad, lef! to right, Gene Adams, Claylon Cole, Bill King, larry Tilley, Jim Harper and Coach Bob Demoss.

Golf The golf team, strengthened by freshmen Jim Harper

and Clayton Cole, placed third in the Gulf States Conference Tournament, closing out a successful season. The team won eight out of nine dual matches, with the only defeat coming at the hands of Mississippi Southern.

Larry Tilley placed third and Clayton Cole finished in a tie for sixth in individua I competition at the Conference Tournament.

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Cheerleaders

Cheerleaders bring Indians on the field with large war WhOOf

OK, Yell!

It's the big moment jus' before 1he Indians run oul.

Bowling leam admires rrophy.

Inrramural games give fasl-paced aerion.

IntraIllurals and

Physical Education

Coach George luffey shows golf class the way 10 hil the ball wilh a wood.

Golf students learn lhe value of proper stance.

The Red Shirts take top place in basketball intramurals.

Tension mounls as competition gets 10ugh.

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This is really "more bounce 10 'he ounce."

Ready, aim, slrike'

Here's the correcl technique.

who fired Ihis shot?

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Ping-pong ranks high on favorite list around here,

A good Iry for anolher two poinls,

Can lhey compete with Robin Hood?

Croquet players'really 1'~Ke their game seriously. .....

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Classes

First Row: ADAMS, ANN n __

ALBRITTON, CAROLYN

Second Row:

ALBRITTON, MARVIN

ALEXANDER, LARRY

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Seniors

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n_m n m_nn_m__nn Monroe Elementary Education

Winnsboro Business Education

Monroe Pharmacy

m n West Monroe n nh n

Chemistry

Third Row: ALLEN, BON N IE Columbiam_n_

Elementary Education ALLEN, MALCOLM Spencerhn_n_um

Marketing

ANDREWS, BENNIE West Monroe m n General Business

Fourth Row:

ANDREWS, BOBBY Farmervilleu m Health and Physical Education

ANDREWS, GENE FarmervilleUh Health and Physical Education

ARTHUR, RUTH nn ~ mn_ Bastroph_m _-__Elementary Education

Fifth Row: AUCOIN, MILTON Eunicehnn n __U_Uh_u

Pharmacy

BARFIELD, CATHERINE Lake Providencenun Elementary Education

BARHAM, ANN Bastropnn h Pharmacy

__

First Row:

BAUDOIN, JANE _. Elementary Education

BEACH, SHIRLEY Elementary Education

Second Row: BEARDEN, CHARLES D. . ._.

Accounting ._m.

BENNETT, BETTY h_m__ Elementary Education

Third Row:

BERNARD, DONALD M. Crowley'_h .,. Pharmacy

BLALACK, MILTON m._m Memphis, Tenn. Music Education

BLANCHARD, WILLIAM __. hm. Monroe General Business

Fourth Row: BLAYLOCK, JONNIE MonroeUhh,

English Education BOGGAN, JACK D. __ m._. m_ MonroeM __

Social Studies Education BOIES, ERNEST __. m_n. __ '_h Bastrop

General Agriculture Fifth Row: BRANCH, JENNIE LOU West Monroe

Elementary Education

hhBRASHIER, GARY m. .m. Marion Chemistry

BRELAND, BARBARA _ ..._.__dm New Orleans Pharmacy

Monroe

Monroe

West Monroe

Oak Grove

Seniors

Candidares for senior represenlatives 10 lhe Studenl Council.

lSI

First Row:

BRINKHAUS, ALLAN L. Pharmacy

Sunset

BROCK, WILLIE E. Health and Physical Education

Epps

Second Row: BROOM, BI LLY J.. .__..u. m_m

General Business

m _ Overton, Texas

BROTHERS, JOHN m._m_.u. __m_.____ m.mm Elementary Education

m West Monroe

Seniors

Isn't that the same guy who wrote you yesterday?

Third Row: BROWN, ARCHIE N..h_"h_~. __ Rayville

General Agriculture BROWN, BEVERLY .__ m Rayville__m_m_m

General Business BROWN, ELIZABETH __m __ __ Tallulah __._n

Music

Fourth Row: BROWN, ELLEN Mangham

English Education BRUSCATO, FRANK m_.__m ..__n.__ ._h Monroe

Chemistry BRYAN, DAVID R.. Baskinn m

General Agriculture Fifth Row:

m ... mBRYAN, SH IRLEY __.._._. __mn iBaskin Math Education

CALHOUN, JAMES L. .. West Monroe Journalism

CARROLL, DENNIS .m..__ Holly Ridge Health and Physical Education

2

First Row:

CARTLIDGE, ANN Elementary Education

Mangham

CASH, V IRGIN IA __ n __nnn n m_mnmm__ n mmm Elementary Education

m.un M on roe

Second Row:

CLARK, HUGH

COLES, ALVIN B. _ Pharmacy

Geology

Monroe

Farmerville

Seniors

He's graduating???

Third Row:

COOK, JAMES W. West Monroen nmmn__ m Science Education

COOK, NELWYN . . Elementary Education

COOK, MARY HELEN hnUm_mm Elementary Education

Baskin

Monroe

Fourth Row;

CORTESE, RONN IE mm_mm .m_ Lafayette Pharmacy

COTTRELL, VERNON Dillard, Mo.m_m__m_ Art

m_nm__mCOX, FRED W Henderson, Texas Health and Physical Education

Fifth Row: CRAVEN, E. ARNETTE Monroen __mm__Uuun

Business Administration ________ DelhiCURRY, EMMITT L_

Geography CUSIMANO, FRANK Slidell--muu

Pharmacy

IS3

First Row:

DARK, GERALD W. Columbia Geology

oA V I0, A LICE Monroemnm ._mn u unm_mnnumnuuunmmmmu Social Science

Second Row:

DAVID, MERRILL Lafayette Pharmacy

DAVIS, FOREST B. nnnm ._.n_numumm__ m

_.

m m n Monroe

Business Administration

Seniors

Genius's bulle lin board.

Third Row:

DAVIS, LOU ISE Monroem mmm_ __. uu Music Education

DECKER, ERNEST Bastropmm__mhhum Agriculture

DE FEE, BONNIE Monroen __ h mu Home Economics Education

Fourth Row: OlMOS, JIMMY n._.. Monroe

Government

DOWNS, ERMA West Monroe _hm unumhnu Social Work

DUCHESNE, FRANCES Elementary Education

Monroe

Fifth Row: DUKE, EVELYN nm n n

Elementary Education Monroe

EARLE, JEAN Lake Providencem ' Elementary Education

EARLE, ROBERT R. Lake Providence Physical Education

'84

First Row: EDWARDS, AN N Mon roemnnn m mm mmnnnnmmnn mm

Elementary Education ELLI0 TT, BARBA RA Monroe nm mnmn_nnm_m__m_nnn_mnnn.nm_mnn


Second Row: ERDWURM, WYLIE Monroe

Physics EZELL, BETTY O. Pioneerm

Mathematics Education

Help! I'm being snowed under.

Seniors

Third Row: FARRAR, JOHN E. Farmervillem.__nnm

Accounting FEENEY, ALFRED Long Island, N. Y.mmnn_

Accounting

FEZATTE, FREDDI E Bastropmm_n n nhhm Business Administration

Fourth R.ow: FIELDS, DENNIS West Monroem_mm ._._

Geology FIFE, MARILYN Bastropm__ hOh

Business Education FLYf'4N, TED Monroe

Accounting

Fifth R.ow: FRANK, ILAUDER A. Marksvillem __m

Pharmacy FRANKLIN, MYRA _m Linvi~le

Health and Physical Education FREE, DOROTHY Archibaldmhm n


la5

First Row:

FRYANT, TOMMY C.

GAAR, JOSEPH F.

Second Row: GEWIN, PAUL

GILLUM, EMORY G.

Seniors

Tests-the road to disaster.

West Monroe Business Administration

... _ __nnnn Shreveport Pharmacy

Pleasant Hill Pharmacy

farmerville Pharmacy

Third Row: GORDY, CHARLES Winnsboromnnn__m

Health and Physical Education GORE, MAUDE Monroe_nnm_m__mn U_.

Elementary Education GORE, O'REE Columbian_mnmnm_n_uhumoo

Business Education

Fourth Row: GRAHAM, CECIL C. Monroe_m m __d_h_d

Pharmacy GREENE, MARY E. Graysonmnmh U_.m_

Library Science GRIFFIN, VIVIAN Pioneerhnmm__ nnnm

Business Education

Fifth Row: GRIGGS, HAROLD ._._mmnnn West Monroe

Animal Industry GRUBE, MARTHA Monroem __u_dmmoom

Elementary Education GUILBEAU, PAUL .__ Carencro.nnnnU __mn_

Pharmacy

186

First Row: GUYTON, ALICE Monroemn U_ hn._m_mmm mnnm__'_n__m_n _

m

Elementary Education GUYTON, MARY P. West Monroemnmnnnmnn__hm_mnm__n_'__hm

English Education

Second Row: GWIN, ANNIE RUTH Eppsnmmm h nnn nn_n 'nn'_.. n

Elementary Education HAGAN, GENE Brush, Colorado

Health and Physical Education

Seniors

Nit sez' here seven, does that mean seven marbles?U

Third Row: HALLEY, CHESTER West Monroemmm_.'mnm

Business Administration HAM, FLOYD _. ~_n_nn_______ Monroe

Business Administration HiAMMONS, JANE West Monroeh __nm'

Accounting

Fourth Row: HAMMONS, JERRY Monroemmm_mnn_

Accounting HARDY, WILLIAM __ __nh_mm Monroen __mmm

Business Administration HART, CHARLES Monroennmm.n_mmmnm

Social Science

Fifth Row: HEAD, JERRY Newel110nm_m_m__'mnm

Health and Physical Education HEBERT, RUSSELL __ mmmm Carencro

Pharmacy HESSE, DON ALD A. Lafaye1ten_mnm_m m_

Pharmacy

187

First Row:

HILL, FRANCES

HILL, LEON

Second Row:

HINTON, FRANCES

HINTON, JOYE

Seniors

That was rhe good ole days.

Archibalc Elementary Education

Monro Business Administration

Olla Elementary Education

DownsvHI~ Health and Physical Education

Third Row: HOLDEMAN, DONNA m.__.nm ._n Monroe

Home Economics Education HOLLEY, JOYCE _n_m__ m .n.n Pioneer

Business Education

HOOVER, WILLIAM nm.mU.n St. Joseph Accounting

Fourth Row:

HOVER, FLORA .mn.m m.__n Monroe Home Economics Education

HUCKABAY, GARY West Monroe mc-----.-Accounting

JENKINS, ANNE nn.h_mm.'_mm._.n Monroe Elementary Education

Fifth Row: JOHNSON, ARTIE M. West Monroe n.__


JOHNSTON, BILLY E. n.nn_.n West Monroe Mathematics

JOHNSTON, DAVID .'m._.m._ West Monroe Accounting

188

First Row:

JON ES, JAY B mn n '''.' '.'.'.m'nm ''m'm m'.','.'. Monroe Art

JONES, TOMMYE J. Elementary Education

Ferriday

Second Row:

JONES, WI N DELL Delhi m.'.,'m"'m.m.nmmmhm'm"_' h.nn.,, m Geography

JUSTICE, CLAIRE Waterproof Science Education

Seniors

A day never to be forgotten.

Third Row:

KENDALL, WILL S..".',,_nUnn. West Monroe Physics

KENLEY, WILLIAM A. .,._'..__ Monroe,nmh,'nn Geology

KENNEDY, ARMANDE Monroenh,".'U,"'m Math Education

Fourth Row:

KENNY, GERRY .".hnnUnn'.'hm.... Monroe Medical Technology

KILLEN, MARGARET .,nnn"."".mu. Monroe Elementary Education

KIMBLE, CONRAD S. m.'__'m.'.__ New Orleans Pharmacy

Fifth Row: KING, PATRICIA ' ..m'nm' Mangham__nn __

Math

KITCHENS, W:ILLIAM Monroe_,_n_,'m.' Sociology

KNIEPER, MARVIN L. ,__".. Monroe,m.,n Sodal Studies Education

First Row:

KNIGHT, BARBARA

LA BORDE, DAVI D

Second Row: LAISSLE, RU DY n n

LAMB, EDNA

Seniors

Don't get mote than you, half of the cake.

______.__. MonroeE. Business Education

Crowville Physics

n .. m nn n Northvale, N. J. Business Administration

Kilbourne Elementary Education

Third Row: LEATHERMAN, EDWARD ...... Pineville

Pharmacy LE BLANC, JUDITH _ __ Monroe

Elementary Education LE BLANC, RELIE _n_m . n_ Monroe

Pharmacy

Fourth Row: LEVIE, HILLMAN H. __ _ __ Monroe

Music Education LINDSAY, MAURICE Monroen_mu__._

Business Administration LORD, CLAUDE Baskinn __ m

General Agricvlture

Fifth Row: McCLEARY, JOELLA Monroen n nn_

Elementary Educafjon McCOLLUM, JOHN C. Thibodauxm __nmm_

Pharmacy McDONALD, JEANETTE Monroen m

Chemistry

190

First Row;

McDONALD, MARSHALL Monroe Physics

McGAHA, CHARLES L. Math Education

Pioneer

'Second Row; McGEHEE, MARGO

Home Economics Newellton

McGINTY J BETSY nn_n mn_n nmnnm mm

Home Economics Education nn mnunn Monroe

Seniors

"How am I doing, Betty."

Third Row: McPHERSON, JEANETTE Eppsnnm_m.mmm_

Elementary Education MARIONNEAUX, RONALD L. ._. Monroe

English MARSALA, CAROL __.n mnnn. Mon roe __ n

Art Education

Fourth Row: MARTIN, MARY E. u_,~,, __m_ West Monroe

Social Studies Education MASON, JOYCE __. mnn.m_um_.m Bastrop

Math Education MASSINGALE, GEORGE _w_._ West Monroe

Music Education

Fifth Row: MATH lEU, THOMAS DelhiUum nn_.__.'um__

Geology MAY, WILLIE R. _ ___um.hm.n Monroe

ausiness Administration MEDLIN, ANNETiliE Rayville


191

First Row:

MEREDITH, LYNN Monroemunnm _. mnnnu_m.n m __m.mm_nm. n Pharmacy

MONCRIEF, THOMAS West Monroe Geology

Second Row: ._n._nm.'_ nmm.___m. nn.MOOS, JEWEL C. Monroe


MOREAU, BONNIE West Monroe Elementary Education

Seniors

Future teachers ready for guest speaker, right, and supervisor.

Third Row:

MORGAN, GLEN A. Wisnermn.nmnn.mhnn. Speech Education

MOORE, DONALD Sterlingtonhmn__.nhmm Pharmacy

NEWSOM, KENN ETH E. Rayvillemn_n.m. Social Work

Fourth Row:

NOLAN, JIM B. Farmervil:len_nmmmnm __ Geology

OWENS, GLENDA West Monroe m_mmh_mnn Elementary Education

PALMER, BERLE mn.~ Monroem .mmm Math Education

Fifth Row" PARKER, CHARLES Farmerville_.hmmn

Accounting

PARKS, TOMMY Winnsborom __m._mnm_.hm EnglJ'sh Educafjon

PASSMAN, KAY __nnnn Baton Rouge _.mnElementary Education

192

First Row: PA TR ICK, JACK Ba sf ro p__m_m u m m m_____

Marketing PENTON, BARBARA West Monroem m m mo__


Second Row:

PEPPER, LEWIS Sikes Science

PITTS, BARRY G. Delhi Business Education

Seniors

Bud Abbott, lou Coslello and friend,

Third Row: POWE~L, FAYE m_~ Monroe_h m_m__ __..__

English Education POWEU, MAURLYNE Monroem O_n h m

Elementary Education PRICE, LI LLIAN M 0 nroem m m___

Medical Technology

Fourth Row: PRICKETT, RAY Winnsboro_m__m __m

General Business PYLANT, RAYMON D West Monroem

Business Administration

RAMIREZ, WILFRED __~"_"~~ Gonzales Pharmacy

Fifth Row: RANDEL, [ROBERT _ longview, Texas

Health and Physical Education REI D, BETTY Swartzmm mm__ o

Elementary Education REPPOND, EVERETTE E. Marionm_'

Geology

193

First Row:

REYNOLDS, DONALD G. Geography

Dermott, Ark.

RHODES, LUTHER Geology

West Monroe

Second Row: RiCH AR D, ALF RED D. _m__mm. 'm_m__m.m_m

Pharmacy ,m__ __ ' __._._ Sunset

RIVOIRE, JEANNETTE Mathematics

Monroe

Seniors

Bet il'JI neller run again!

Third Row: ROBERTSON, NORMAN _.u_.. m.__ Delhi

General Agriculture ROBINSON, GLADYS Winnsborommm__

Elementary Education ROGERS, GEORGE m. ._. West Monroe

Accounting

Fourth Row: ROGERS, LINDA __. West Monroem_m.

Speech Education RUSSELL, HARROLL _.____ , n_ Winnsboro

Physics RUSSEL L, LAN E ._.nm.__.m m Jena

Accounting

Fifth Row: RYAN, WI LLI AM J. ._. . Jonesvillemu

Social Studies Education SAVAGE, RICHARD Marionm m

Geology SEAB, LAR RY W. _... m_m__ Tall ula h.m__

Accounting

194

First Row,

SEAL, LARRY Bogalusa

SEN N, EVELYN m_mPharmacy

_mmm_mmm_mm mm m

Elementary Education m m____ Monroe

Second Row; SHEPPARD, LOU Enterprise

Home Economics Education SHIPMAN, JAMES E. Baskinn n m nm_nn"_n mm

Agriculture

,Seniors

Display for National Pharmacy Week.

Third Row, SIBILLE, VICTOR H. Iowamn m n_. _nn

Pharmacy SKOOG, EDWARD H. Monroemn n

Business Administration SMITH, DARRELL Fairbanksmmn_mmnn

Pharmacy

Fourth Row: SMITH, MARY AVA Merryvillenmnnn m

Pharmacy SPILLERS, GLORIA Erosm_m_mnmmmnn m

Elementary Education mmnnnSTEGALL, LARRY _. Desloge, Mo.


Fifth Row: STELL, BILLIE M" West Monroemn__m

Home Economics STREET, JOEL E. __ ...._. Crowvillemoo

Geology STRODERD, J. HERMAN Iota.nmnn_ O_

PhMmacy

'95

First Row: STUCKEY, MAURICE __

Geology Monroe

SWANSON, BILLIE SUE Speech Education

Monroe

Second Row: TACKEL, PATSY __mo. m_ 0000 00 __ 00 _m _m_ umum

Elementary Education um______ Gilbert

TALLEY, MORRIS m mm u_m00. Pharmacy

m m Monroe

Seniors

Our lalesl model of Ihe pencil sharpener_

Third Row: TAYLOR, GEORGE Farmerville_m. __m_. .._m

Geography TAYLOR, HIRAM Crossett, Ark_um_.' __ u m

THARPE,

Accounting JACKIE um __ u.m.

Business Education Epps

Fourth Row: THORN, LAWRENCE mm

Physics __u Monroe

THRASHER, ROBERT . West Monroe Business Administration

TIDWELL, MARJORIE Downsvillemmm Mathematics Education

Fifth Row: TIPPEN, DERVIS Chijtharn

Sociology TIPTON, PEGGY Bastropm um

English Educafion ______ 00 0000 0_00 _ _00TRISLER, ALLEN Starl Accounting

196

First Row: TUCKER, BOBBY G. Monroennnnnuum. __nunn

Social Studies Education WALKER, KAKI Monroe_mm_mum.um_mmn_

Business Education WALLACE, JERRY B. De Quincyuuumuumuu

Pharmacy

Second Row: WARD, SHIRLEY Bastropmummm.nu.__ m

Elementary Education WHARTON, WILLIAM Pinevillem __.uu m.mn

Agriculture

Third Row: WHITTLESEY, SHIRLEY Monroemm__ mumm_

Elementary Education WIGGERS, HERMAN B. Fort Necessity _mm__ m

General Agriculture WILLIAMS, (HALMES V. Bastropmmmu

Mathematics Education

Fourth Row: WILLIAMS, GLEN .~ Winnsboromnmmm_.n

Health and Physical Education WILLIAMS, JEAN Tallulahn mm_n__

Home Economics Education WILLIAMS, JO ANN Winnsboroum mm.m_

English Education

Fifth Row: WILLIAMS, MAX Farmervillemm__umu .n

History munWOMACK, JERALD H. __.m__ __ Monroe

Business Administration WOMACK, JO ANN Monroeunn mummn


Seniors

Finally! He's learned a trade.

197

First Row:

ADAIR, BOBBY mnmmmu.mU_U mmmm.. Monroe

AMOS, LESL lEu mnnunuuuuum __m.uuun__umm. Perryville AN DING, JIMMY __mm.hnmmmmnu_. . Ferriday

Second Row: ARCHIBALD, CHARLES ._m_.m m. nmm_m_mn Archibald

ARMSTRONG, GEORGE mm_ um_m_m_mm_ Lafayette

ASHCRAFT, WYCHE _..ummm .munm_ Mcmroe

Third Row: AVERY, J. T. m. __.._. umuUum nuuu.n West Monroe

BAGOT, LAURENCE _m_. __m_m_unmm_m_m_m m Monroe

BA IN ES, MARY E. mmu.m_m.__m._..n.h.hmn West Monroe

Fourth Row: BAI RD, LOY umummumu __ m_m_nuumumumum Monroe BARTON, MARY _mu __mmmmmmumuh_m_mum Crowvi lie

BAUDOIN, HERNEST mmum__h_Un.. n m_u. mm Abbeville

Fifth Row: BAUGH, TRU DY m_.umu uuuummumu_uummu Man roe

BAXTER, GLENN E. u.uumnmmmumnnnn Houston, Texas BAYLES, PEGGY _._.n. n_um__m__ .... _._..... .. West Monroem

First Row:

BEACH, SAN DRA Monroemmnm mmmnmn_hh __

BEAVER, ROBERT P. Morris, Okla.mnn_n_hnm_mnmn _

BELGARD, CECIL Colfax_mnnnnm hmnm_hm__ _

Second Row:

BELL, THOMAS E_ Ferridayn_mhmnmhmmm_u._mUhnhmn

BINGHAM, LOUISE _mn._nnhmmnm nn Sicily Island

BLACKMAN, DORIS m nmnmmm m Monroe

Third Row: BLACKWELL, EDWIN hmnmmmh__ __mn Monroe

BLAKE, JOHN Sterlington_m nUnnmmnn_hUU__nhh BLEVINS, BRYAN Logansport_nh _ nn _hnhmmm

Juniors

"Now, the next step is to _ .."

Fourth Row:

BONNER, LARRY Delhi_hmm h_mmm__mhnn_mmmnn BOWLES, LAURA L. Monroemmm nnnn_U__n_nn __ u

BOYD, CHARLES G. Jenamhum__nnmm __ mmmh...

Fifth Row: BRASHER, BAXTER West Monroem_ .. hnn __mhnhmm u __

BROOKS, JEANETTE West Monroemum_nmnn mhmhn

BROUSSARD, RENE Abbevillenn. mnn hmh.m_._n

Fourth Row:

CASE, AUDLEYmuum_mum .m_m__ u Natchez, Miss.

CASE, WILLIAM .__ummmmmmumhum Grayson CAUSEY, AVA _m.umumu uuumumumm_um Monroe

Fifth Row: CHAPMAN, AUB REY mumummmumumum_mu Kentwood

CHEEK, DON mumum_mmnmmmmmmhmmm Winnsboro CLAR K, JAMES P. umuum . __uummm muum_mm Delhi

First Row:

BRUNO, JAMES umuuuumumummnummnumn St. Joseph BRYANT, GERALDIN E uumumumumm_m_mmum_ Monroe BUFKIN, GEORGE hmm_munm_m_mmum Monroe

Second Row:

BULLOCK, NEIL _umummm_n mm_unuum 'Franklinton BUNN, WAYNE ._.mumummm_m_m_hu_m Eros

BURROW, HOWARD m_mmmummumu_ n_ Delhi

Third Row:

CALDWELL, BILLY _mmm_mmm_mm_ Collinston CARRINGTON, L. A. mumumhuunm um Benton CA RTER, ROB ERT m_'u'_'u. _mu__um_mm_m Monroe

You were righf when you said SOme girls were icebergs.

First Row:

CLARK, RAYMOND

CLON INGER, NANCY

COCO, GARY P.

nn m m_h

__ m __n m

n Uhn

Un

hum

West Monroe

m___ Rayvilie

__ Moreauville

Second Row:

COE, CHARLES E. . nnn_nn__m_nn m nu Monroe COLE, J IMMY Ma rionn n __ m m __ n n nm m __n_

COLLINS, PHILIP J. Jonesvillem m __ m __mn hm

Third Row:

COLVIN, GARLAND Dubachm n n m_n_n u_mm__ n COMEAUX, PAUL Delcambrem m_n m n_

COOK, CU RTIS Greenville, Ala.m n n m_n

Juniors

Wou Id you Iike a Iittle clam chowder for supper?

Fourth Row:

COPELAND, JAMES Kenedy, Texasnnunn__m __ U n_

CORDER, RAY PHARES Monroemn mn m __n_n m

CO RRY, JIM Monroen un u_n_ ___nn n __nn__UO

Fifth Row; COZINE, EUGENE Lesterville, Mo._u m n n_m n CURRY, JOY West MonroeH_n_nU O __nn n n

DAWSON, HEN RY Monroen n n __nn u_n_

First Row:

DE BLiEUX, ALVIN JAMES __ u__huu __u uu__ m Natchitoches DENNIG, JIMMY m m huuuu ~ West Monroe

uDER80NNE, OTIS u__uu ._m Lafayette

Second Row: DEW, JOANN num mhu. u.m uu__ m Collinston DOLES, ANN h__ m . u_. __ . m_mm_muu Jones

DOlES, ELLIS . uu uu m m.u Bonita

Third Row:

DOLES, JACK m mh m Jones

DOMINGUE, KENNETH m m__ u__ muumu .n lafayette DONNELL, JOHN __ u uuu__ _._~-- .. Monroeu

Fourth Row: DREWETT, MARY AN N u . u uu__ Jena

EARLE, BOB BYE u . u_u m Winnsboro

EMORY, JERRY H. uu____ _u u West Monroe

Fifth Row: EMR ICK, SARAn_mm m m__ m Jonesville

ENTER KIN, WARREN _. __ hn m_m m u Ferriday EPPERSON, ClAUDE m__ OU h U __ Bastrop

Put tha t on your memo for the next Studenl Coun~il meeting.

202

First Row:

FLUITT, GEORGE M. Denver, Colo.u nu. n_m_.__n

FONTENOT, WILLIAM T. BakernUhh__n_

FREN CH, LUTHE R n

TaII u Iah m __ _ __ n n

Second Row: FULLER, BOBBY JOE Farmervi lieh_nnmm m_m_m

FURLOW, J. L. __m n West Monroen _mum_

GAMBR ELL, BREN DA Ferriday_n__mnn m_m _ _ _ m m n

Third Row: GARDINER, GEORGE Gueydan_mm nmn_mm__n n

GARLINGTON, NORMAN __ n __m __m Dry Prongm __m __n

GARY, SH IRLEY Su Ip hurn_n m n m n__

Juniors

Some of the magazines that we read after midnight are not in the rack.

Fourth Row: GIAMBELLUCA, LAWRENCE New Orleansm __n

GIDDENS, JESSE Farmerville0___________ _ nmmnmnm_m__

GILBERT, LEWIS Part All ennn nmn__...._.__nn n

Fifth Row: GIL L, MAXINE Monroen_n m mn mmnnm n_

GILLEY, EUGEN E Monroe_o_n mn n m __

GO INS, DON Leesvi II en_n__nm h_n mnm_

First Row:

GOUDEAU, JACKSON Melvillenn_mn_nmu_m_ _ _ _mm m m

GRAVES, JAMES W. Tallulahnnuunummn_unum_mn_nuh_

GRAVLIN, JOSEPH __u_u_n_._ Monroe

Second Row:

GRIFFIN, EDWIN E. m_.n.uu Monroe

GRIFFIS, SUE Bastropnm.umuhmm_m.hmnnmunm__ m __ GUIN, MOLLIE Kellynuu

Third Row:

HAGAR, DOYLE Manghamn mmnmmm_m_m_nhuhum

HALEY, EUGEN E nm.mmnnunmmmnmmnmmm Kilbou me HAMMETT, MARJOR(E ... ...... ~. u __. Monroen _

Fourth Row:

HARLOW, JOHN Jonesboronnmmunn .nn_.__._.__.m_mmh

HARP, PAUL Bonitammnmum__ m_nmmm__h_h_hnm_m_m

HARPER, EDWARD Monroemunnmm_nm_.nn _n

Fifth Row:

HARRIGILL, CHARLES Monroemmm. 'nmnmnnmm n

HARVEY, DONALD Raceland_mnmum m _._n.__mnmmn

HATTAWAY, ROBERT West Monroe_.uh_.mm mnnnnm

Evidetltly he got the right number.

204

First Row:

HEAD, MONTEZ um__mmm mmmmmmumu_m_ Pioneer HEARNE, BILLY M. _.um __nnmmn__m_m_u mmum Monroe

HEBERT, LARRY u_.nmmmm m_ __m Lafayette

Second Row:

HELLER, ROBERT T. -m mnnn hmu__m_nm __m Monroe HEMPHILL, AARON_m_m m_m__nm Marrero

HENDERSON, WAYNE n_mnm muum.nhnm Rayville

Thjrd Row: HERNDON, JAMES E. _m_mm__mn m_ Pascagoula, Miss. HOBSON, HOWARD L. m h nmn. __m m._nmn Monroe

HOLDEMAN, JANETTE mnn_nnmn_ _mmuummn Monroe

Fourth Row:

HOLLOWAY, CARL m__mm_mm nnm West Monroe HOLMES, JAMES _ __mmmnm __nm Epps

HOLTON, DON B. _m_nnnnnmnn___ __ Mangham

Fifth Row:

HOWELL, BILLY u ._mm_un_oo ._m Monroem m

HUBBARD, JENNIE umumnmmmmuun _ Eros HUGHES, DONNAVAE .n .__m_nm_m__mmm_m Monroe

Juniors ;;;;;;;;;;;::;

This side belongs 10 me!

205

First Row:

JOHNSTON, JOE W.m..__mnmnm _nn.. Oak Ridge KILLGORE, SANDY h.mnm __.~-mnmm . Lisbon KILPATRICK, HAROLD W. m mmm. n Eros

Second Row; KING, WILLIAM T. __.n mnumumnmm_m_____ Monroe

KI NNAI RD, REATAGAE .n mm_m_nm .m n n Jones KYSER, JAMES m m m nm__ _ Bastrop

Third Row; LA GRON E, RONALD G. nn.n__mn_hn.nm .._.~ Monroe LAING, LEAH u. ._nu__m_nu_nmn_m.__m_u_. Bastrop LANDERS, LINDA _h._ n n_m n_mnm_n__ West Monroe

Fourth Row:

LANG, JOHN D. uUnmmmmm._.m Um__ u_m Newellton LANNINGHAM, CHARLES ..__m __nm_m__.__mnm Fairbanks

LA PRARIE, JOHN nm_mm_mhmnmm__m _nn_ Jonesville

Fjfth Row: LATHAM, CHA RLOTTE nnmuU_nmmmnunm West Monroe LENARD, WANDA SUE u__ .m_._.__. .mm_m._m Downsville

LEWIS, HOWARD _U_m_mummn_ nn__ Monroe

Young artis! displays her work.

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First Row:

L1LJEBERG, ROBERT wmuuum~. ~_mu Gueydan__,

~INTON, CARSON Monroemm_mmm_mu_mw_mum_mum_ McCARTNEY, BETTY Mer Rougewmummum_nm_h_UUW

Second Row: McCLE N DO N, ANN Mon roenm_mmmnm u numnmnn

McCLE NDON, JOHN D. Monroennnmnmmnmhn_mwunu_ McCLEN DON, ROSEMARY BastropmmU mm_mm uun

Third Row:

McCLUNG, RUBY B. West Monroew_mmmnm_mnm_n_U_ McCULLEN, CHARLES Simsboronm_mnmn_.. u __.. __ McDANIEL, TED PinevillemmWW mmnn_u u

Fourth Row:

McGOUGH, ROBERT Monroe_nmm nnmh_mm__U .mu

McGOWEN, MILDRED __ m_mnmmnmnm_mm_hum Monroe McKAY, N EVA Mon roe__ um_mun_mnnmnmm_m __mnuun_

Fifth Row: McKAY, TED L. Archi bald mm__u_Om m_mnh o mnm_

MAGE E, JOE Mon roe.nUumomm u __nmmmm_mnnhW__ MALONE, DOYLE __ mU Monroemumm mnm_mnm wm

Juniors'

You people must gel organized!

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Fourth Row:

.hMOELLER, JERRY m. uuunnmmnn Bastrop MOREAU, CLYDEuh__. umunm n nuhnn_ Monroe MORGAN, NELDA nu_uu__uun_n _.h Monroe

Fifth Row: MOTT, PATRICIA n n n .'_.n._.nn_nnn_ Hebert

MOUSER, JAMES u ..nnmm n Wichita Falls, Texas MULLER, WILHELM _m_m. . m nm_m Iota

First Row:

MANTROZOS, BETTY nu_nmn..._..n....m_mmmm__u Monroe MANTROZOS, CELIA n mnuunmm._._numm__m_ Monroe MARKS, JAMES m__m u .mnm_m_m_m Ferriday

Second Row:

MARTIN, ALBERT umm m_mm_m_muhm Bastrop

1960 chacahoula

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