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LOUIQIANA COLLEGE

Pineville,

Editor Jerilyn Montgomery Assistant Editor and Business Manager Patti Couvillion Advisors Dr. E. L. Heath Mr. Rudy Burnette

LOUISIANA COLLEGE LIBRARY COLLEGE DRIVE PINEVILLE LA 71359 And oh I love the life around me A part of everything is here in me A part of everything is here in me A part of everything is here in me

Advertisers 157 Qports

Classes

\ Faculty 13

Organizations 107

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Campus Life 31 When we first arrived

we saw such simple things, we thought then of what we left behind;

but we thought more about where we were going. It was a different kind of place;

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there was time for caring. We began to feel at home on the hill

and we began to feel together. Through it all, there was a spirit in this place.

Something in the earth, in the green, in the air. It made us want to live.

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It made us want to see. It made us want to laugh.

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Reflections on the water like shadows in my mind I dEpeak to me of passing days and nights and passing time 13 1 Dr. G. Earl Guinn Retires

The 1974-75 school year marked the end of a 23 year old presidency. Dr. G. Earl Guinn resigned in Feb., 1975 to become a professor at Southern Seminary in Kentucky.

Inauguration Day June 13, 1952. The fourth president is presented the gavel.

Dr. Guinn and L.C. students gathered around a piano to sing Christmas carols — I 972,

14 as President Feb. 1, 1975

The 1975 Pine Knot is joined by students and faculty of in dedicating this publication to Dr. G. Earl Guinn.

A special chapel service was held in December, 1974 to honor Dr. Guinn. Gifts were presented to both Dr. and Mrs. Guinn from various campus groups.

ABOVE LEFT: Dr. and Mrs. Guinn at the faculty round­ up in 1974. ABOVE RIGHT: Professor Charles Cavanaugh presents Dr. Guinn with a gift on behalf of the faculty. LEFT: S.G.A. president Jack Green presents the gift on behalf of the L.C. student body.

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President ROBERT L.LYNN Ph.D., University of Oklahoma

Dean of the College E.EUGENE HALL Ph.D., Louisiana State University

JEWELS. MATHEWS Secretary to the Dean MARJORIE HICKS of the College Secretary to the President

16 Student Development

EDWARD L. HEATH Dean of Students Ed.D., George Peabody College for Teachers

RUDYBURNETTE Director of Student Activities M.A., Northwestern State University

CHRIS HOFFMEYER Secretary to Dean of Students

FAYEKIRKHAM Nurse

DORIS FUTRELL Director of Game Room

ZACK HOLLIDAY Director of Tudor Hall

ELLEN FLOYD Director of Cottingham Hall

CAROL MORGAN Assistant Director of Cottingham

Director of Alumni Affairs CARLTON VANCE M. Div. Baptist Theological Seminary Director of Institutional Relations W.H.WILKINSON Th.D., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

17 Business

ERNEST HICKS Business Manager B.S., University of Southwestern Louisiana

THEOT. McMAHON Bookkeeper

EVERETT BURKE Director of Maintenance

JOHN DENNIS Security

HELEN LAPRAIRIE Housekeeping

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Financial Aid

M.A.SMITH Director of Student Aid M.Div., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

NELDACOUTEE Secretary

18 Admissions

THOMAS A. BERRY Director M.R.E., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

LINDA BLOUNT Admissions Counselor B.A., Louisiana College

DAVID PULLING Admissions Counselor B.A., Louisiana College

Library

CHARLES L. SALLEY Director M.L.S., George Peabody College for Teachers

RUTHTHIGPEN Library Technician

WEN LIN hi Catalogue Technician M.L.S., George Peabody (4M College for Teachers

Registrar DOROTHY CALHOON Registrar B.A., Louisiana College

CARRIE LACOMBE Assistant Registrar

NAOMI WILLIS Associate Registrar

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19 Education

MAURICE DAVIS Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University

THOMAS W. KELLY Ed.D., Louisiana State University

MARGARET R. LOVELL M.Ed., University of Houston

Not Pictured: BOYDMcCREIGHT Ed.D., Baylor University

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20 Mathematics

DONALD A. NELSON Ph.D.,

DAVID R.SIMMONS Ph.D., University of Arkansas

ISAIAH B.THOMPSON M.A., University of Texas

21 Music

MARY HUTTON M.M.. Illinois Wesleyan University

JET E.TURNER D.M.A., University of Wisconsin

ROBERT H. MCDOWELL D.M.Ed., University of North Carolina

Not Pictured: MARY W. CRUMP M.M., Louisiana State University

RALPH D. DOWDEN M.M., North Texas State University

HORACE C.ENGLISH D.M., Florida State University

22 Chemistry and Physics

GERALD W.McGRAW Ph.D., Florida State University

DENNIS R.WATSON Ph.D., University of Colorado

ROBERT F.COOK M.Ed., Louisiana State University

Psychology

GEORGE E.HEARN Ph.D., Baylor University

23 Language and Literature

GEORGE AMOS Ph.D., University of Arkansas

ADDIEB.CHOATE M.A., University of Oklahoma

INEZ O.PARKER M.A., Northwestern State University

PHILIPA.TAPLEY Ph.D., Louisiana State University

ANITA TULLY Ph.D., University of Arkansas

24 Health and Physical Education

BILLY ALLGOOD M.Ed., Northwestern State University

SARAC.ORROK M.A., George Peabody College

H.EUGENE RUSHING M.Ed., Northeast State University

WILLIAM C.TODD Ed.D., University of Alabama

25 Religion

NIKOLAI A. ALEXANDRENKO Th.D., New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D., Tulane University

GERALD C.HEARD M.D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D. candidate, University of Tennessee

JAMES R. KAUTZ Th.D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

JAMES A. YOUNG Th.D., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

26 Sociology

SARAH F.ANDERS M.R.E., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Ph.D., Florida State University

JERRY D.WILLIAMS M.A., Ohio University

Communication Arts — Drama

FRANK D.BENNETT M.A., University of Florida

VERNE R.KENNEDY Ph.D., Louisiana State University

27 Biology

C. J.CAVANAUGH M.S., University of Tennessee

DONN D. MARTIN Ph.D., Louisiana State University

EDWARD H. WARNHOFF Ph.D., Oklahoma State University

28 Business Administration

GRACE C.BEALL M.Ed., Louisiana State University

BRUCE R.COFER M.S., Baylor University

EVERETT P. TRUEX Ph.D., University of North Carolina

29 History

PAULW. BEASLEY Ph.D., University of Kentucky

MARYD. BOWMAN M.A.. Northwestern State University

Not Pictured: THOMAS HOWELL Ph.D., Louisiana State University

Art

CHARLES H.JEFFRESS M.F.A., Stephen F. Austin State University

JOHNT. SUDDITH M.F.A., Texas Christian University

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I; 1 Silently the morning mist is lying on the water

Captive moonlight waitjng for the dawn Students Find Relaxation in Various Ways

ABOVE LEFT: Jan Green. ABOVE RIGHT: Tapper. RIGHT: Martha Miller and Jay John­ ston.

32 Registration

Waiting patiently for that special class.

Filling out one of the many forms.

Reading instructions is important.

33 Picnic Time

Looks good!

Mom Holliday helps by displaying the desserts.

Dr. Alexandrenko makes sure he does not miss any of the food.

34 Fall Reception

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Cindy Nobles, Jack Green, Mrs. Heath, and Dean Heath greet guests.

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v^fe NT Cheryl Simmons discusses with Dr. Watson some interesting school news.

35 Rush Week

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Paul Medley tells about K.E.P.

Bron Durham signs up for W.I.A. as Jan Edmondson looks on.

36 Activities and Parties

Scott Nalley and Fred Hilburn prepare to tell students about Circle K.

Nancy Neal supports the G.T.S. table.

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B.S.U. Carnival

The Common Good provides entertainment. (Steve Benson, Belinda Cross, Jonathon Sledge, Donna Holt, Sky Batson, Vicki Tomlinson, Phi Fuselier, Becky Brown, Butch Reed).

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38 Fun for Everyone

Fortunetellers Dee Nichols and Diane Chenault tell Kitty Karimbux what the future holds in store for her.

The B.S.U. Carnival is an annual event to raise money to sponsor the summer missionary from L.C.

Dean Heath's son trying to reach the top of the ladder and the money wait­ ing there.

39 Winterterm '75

Mr. Allen, area resident, talks to the "Look What We Dug Up" class about some of the fossil specimens found by the students.

Winterterm was a new expe­ rience for LC students. Three weeks of concentrated study allowed students to take three hours during the long Christmas break. Courses were varied with several being off campus . . . Egypt, Paris, Mexico or closer to home: Florida, Wash­ ington, D.C., Texas, and Arkan­ sas. The courses offered were those not primarily available during the regular school year.

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Randy Logan, Janet Jones, and Anna Beth Newsom look over their creations during the writing workshop which met in the new student lounge in the English department.

40 Tudor Open House

Mom Holliday serves Jan I Green some punch.

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Jay Russell shows off his juggling ability.

41 Homecoming

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Circle K's entry in the homecoming displays.

B.S.U. says Rock n' Roll over the Cowboys. 42 Salute to the Fifties

Coffeehouses, club displays, greased hair, bobby socks, and fifties music were some of the many activities dur­ ing homecoming week.

Klutch performance highlighted the weekend.

43 The Big Game

Martha Miller, one of the senior cheerleaders, complete with saddles and bobby socks. Pam Bell dressed in the fashion of the day

Students formed their own band 44 as part of the festivities. Grease McNeese

Louisiana College Wildcats vs McNeese Cowboys

February 15, 1975

Although it rained, spirits were not dampened by the weather. Students were seen dressed to the part of the day.

Martha Miller, escorted by her brother, was crowned Homecoming 0ueen during ceremonies at the game.

Debbie Howell, another senior cheerleader, sported a ponytail and letter sweater.

45 Homecoming Production

Dr. English as the king, explaining the finer points, etc., etc., etc.

Mrs. Janet Kautz portrayed Anna, instructor of the king's children and wives.

46 The King and I

Zelma Botts and David Red as Tuptim, a gift to the king, and Lun Tha, secret lovers.

Professor Bennett, director and producer.

Large crowds attended the production.

47 Miss L.C. Reception

Debbie Curtis, Miss L.C. 1974.

Merry Jane Bourgeois is happy about something.

Many guests came to wish the girls good luck.

48 An Opportunity to Meet the Contestants

Mrs. Heath serves punch to David Mercer and friend as Mr. Burnette and Mrs. Hal! look on.

Debbie Babcock shares a laugh with Becky Wood. Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Holliday

49 Miss L.C. Pageant

Suzan Hataway, Susan Bize, Diane Chenault, Dottie Pinckard, Lois Thomas, Vickie Knop, Debbie Babcock, Phyllis Walters, Becky Wood.

RIGHT: Donna Holt beams as she takes her first walk as Miss LC. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Martha Miller and David Mercer, co- directors of the pageant. RIGHT: Sharon Blocher, 1966, served as MC for the pageant. She is shown at one of the many rehearsals.

50 "It Was One of Those Songs"

Melva Terrel, DeAnna Teutsch, Donna Holt, Gale Jolly, Kay Scoggin, Linda Till, Sandra Arnold, Lydell Pierce, Karen Hodges, Merry Jane Bourgeois.

51 Cochon du Lait

RIGHT: The pig roast began before dawn.

ABOVE LEFT: Pam Bell rolls down the bank as Rudy Burnette and Carolyn Webber give a helping hand. ABOVE RIGHT: Time to eat: RIGHT: Everyone enjoyed the meal of crayfish and roasted pig.

52 L.C. Olympics — Fun, Food, Games

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Students participate in various activities during the afternoon. Faculty members join many of the events, too.

TOP: Volleyball game. ABOVE LEFT: Just watching. ABOVE RIGHT: Watching and waiting for the food.

53 May Pageant Annie Get Your Gun"

RIGHT: Lydell Pierce, newly chosen May 0ueen- BELOW: John Oswalt sings as Larry Burgess, David Red, Brooke McCutchen. and Randy Ray listen.

54 Scenes from the Old West.' ABOVE LEFT: Tom Watkms. ABOVE RIGHT: Andrea Welch and John Oswalt. LEFT: The entire cast on stage.

55 Pot Liquor — Fall Concert

56 1975 Homecoming Court

M. J. Bourgeois, Martha Miller, Pam Gautreaux, Karen Hodges, Vicki Tomlinson, Brenda Martin, Paula White Debbie Traylor, Judy Collins.

Moms Weekend Models

ROW I : Lydell Pierce, Jeri Rodgers, Pam Cantrell, Merry Jane Bourgeois, Denise Harper, Joyce Deason, Debbie Curtis, Debbie Babcock Linda Till Nancy Neal, Andrea Welch. ROW 2: Ann Tarter, Rhonda Burchfield, Anna Beth Newsom, Janet Jones, Iva DeWitt, Susie McLain, Donna Duncan, Coleen Roberts. Debbie Howell, Lois Thomas, June Bonton.

57 Mrs. Parker: A Night to Remember

Mrs. Inez O. Parker is a legend in her own time. Louisiana College was privileged to have Mrs. Parker from 1970 until this year, during which she retired, after a long and distinguished career of teaching English. The fantastic combination of knowledge and "with-it" teaching has made Mrs. Par­ ker one of our most famous teachers. She has been known at Louisiana College for her class trips to the Armstrong Browning library in Waco, Texas, folklore expeditions to many interesting parts of the South, and even a European study tour. What a contribution this lovely lady has made to LOUISIlan a College

Mark Colvin presents Mrs. Parker with a gift from the faculty and student body at her retirement dinner.

Dr. Amos chats with Mrs. Parker.

RIGHT: Mrs. Galloway was co-ordmator for the banguet in Mrs. Parker s honor.

58 Buffalo River

Annual Buffalo River trip — Department of Language and Litera­ ture.

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STEVE PHELPS NANCY FOIL MITZI SPARKS

"Things don't turn up in this world "I know nothing except what everyone "Your daily life is your temple and until somebody turns them up. knows. If there when Grace dances — I your religion. Whenever you enter into it James Garfield should dance." take with you your all." W. H.Auden Kahlil Gibran

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PAULA WHITE

"I wake at dawn and give thanks for another day of living and loving." Kahlil Gibran iPaAju >^zt

DIANE CHENAULT

"This is the day which the Lord hath made: rejoice and be glad there in." Psalm I 18:24

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DIANNCAIN RUTH BAINS CAROL BROWN

"Though we travel the world over to "I shall pass through this world but The greatest happiness of life is find the beautiful. We must carry it with once. If therefore, there be any kindness being loved for yourself ... or, more us or we find it not. I can show, or any good thing I can do, correctly, being loved in spite of your- Emerson let me do it now , , . for I shall not pass self. this way again. Victor Hugo Etienne de Grellet c&oa^t^u (Scu^i/ Jurist/ &[*£VCy+o

63 Who's Who

JACK GREEN

"The legs of the lame are not equal: so is a parable in the mouth of fools." Proverbs 26:7

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BILLY EGGERS

"Don't ever look behind at the work you've done For your work has |ust begun There'll be the evening in the end But till that time arrives You can rest your eyes and begin again.'

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"Peace cannot be kept by force, It can only be kept by understanding." Albert Einstein

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VICKI TOMLINSON

"When I become aware of some­ one else's needs, trying to fulfill them, my own are at peace.

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FREDA MORGAN

CAROL MORGAN

MIKE EVANS

God without man is still God, Man without God is nothing."

RICK JONES

65 Miss Louisiana College

Donna Holt True love is the greatest wisdom. 66 Homecoming Queen

Martha Miller

67 Colonel and Darlings

68 of Louisiana College 1975 IllLiJg •IMF

DARLING DEBORAH CURTIS

DARLING MARTHA MILLER COLONEL RANDY THOMAS

69 Campus Favorites

Pam Bell, Bruce Kite, Glen Lane, Merry Jane Bourgeois, Vickie Knop.

Jim Williamson

70 :•"•m Announced at Awards Day

LEFT: Pam Gautreaux, Butch Hosea, Becky Brown. BELOW: Billy Eggers. Donna Holt. Guy Wayne a*BtiftV... m* \ Estave.

71 Eleven Chosen as Finalists

LINDA TILL

Woman was made from the rib of man, under his arm to be protected by him, near his heart to be loved by him."

MELVA TERRELL

First runner-up, evening gown competi­ tion winner, and fourth runner-up in Miss Holiday In Dixie

If we should live a thousand years our time would be today — it's today."

VICKIE KNOP

"Do not worry about tomorrow, God will take care of all your tomorrows, live one day at a time."

72 In Miss L.C. Pageant

KAREN HODGES

"All that we love deeply becomes a part of us."

DeANNATEUTSCH

Third runner-up

To love and be loved is the great­ est happiness of existence."

KAYSCOGGIN

If a man could mount the heavens, and survey the mighty universe his admirations of Its beauties would be much diminished unless he had someone to share in his pleasure."

73 Miss L.C. Finalists

SUSAN BIZE

Think not that you can guide the course of love for if love finds you worthy, it will guide your course."

DIANECHENAULT

Second runner-up

Everyone smiles in the same language.

MERRY JANE BOURGEOIS

"I believe in the sun. even when it is not shining. I believe in love, even when I am alone, I believe in God, even when he is silent.

74 and Miss Congeniality

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"To have a friend, I must be a friend.

75 May Queen

Lydell Pierce

76 May Pageant Finalists and Their Escorts

TOP: Fred Griffin, Debbie Curtis, David Mercer, Merry Jane Bourgeois, ABOVE: Steve Phelps, Gale Jolly. LEFT: Kay Scoggm, Larry Pait.

77 May Pageant Finalists

TOP: Billy Minyard, Diane Chenault, Melva Terrel, Randy Livingston. MIDDLE: Linda Till and Steve Ortego. BOTTOM: Vickie Knop and Guy Wayne Estave.

78 Enjoy an Evening of Fun and Excitement

LEFT: Melodye Tullos and Stan Bertheaud. LOWER LEFT: Debbie Traylor and Schuyler Batson. BELOW: Cindy Rodgers.

79 Professor Charles Cavanaugh Honored for Thirty Years Service to College

ABOVE: Rick Jones, president of A.E.D., greeted the guests, RIGHT: Dean Hall presented Professor Cavanaugh with a plaque.

Special ceremonies were held on

May 16 to honor Charles Cava­ 'f naugh, professor of biology for thirty years. The ceremony was held in front of Cavanaugh Hall, formerly the math-science building.

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^ KNEELING: Roger Adams, Drexel Robinson. Duke Allgood. STANDING: Jeff Copley, Rod Kaspar, Ronnie Mitchell, Matt Wilson. Clarence Hall, Ken Fohne, Andy Ashworth, Cal Neeman, Randy Thomas.

82 1974-75 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD

L.C. OPPONENT 81 Univ. of Ark. (M.) /4 68 Southern State 51 71 LeTourneau 56 75 Southwestern of Texas 67 61 Springhill 63 76 Southeastern 66 86 Northwestern 75 66 Murray State 81 95 Dillard 89 76 Nicholls State 73 64 Springhill 73 48 Univ. of Ark. 69 52 Southern State (Ark.) 60 63 Grambling 81 81 Northwestern 57 91 Millsaps 57 73 Whitworth 60 64 Southern U. 98 88 Millsaps 67 99 Whitworth 73 89 Nicholls State 59 73 Grambling 72 71 McNeese* 78 88 Dillard 96 64 Southwestern of Texas 57 67 McNeese 92 74 LeTourneau 64 64 Northwestern 75

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85 UPPER LEFT: Sportsmanship is stressed. UPPER RIGHT: Ken Fohne. RIGHT: Jeff Copley.

86 LEFT: Matt Wilson. UPPER RIGHT: Ronnie Mitchell LOWER RIGHT: Aim that Ball.

87 RIGHT: Randy Thomas. BELOW: Fohne prepares to shoot. LOWER RIGHT: Ready for the big play.

88 89 90 L 91 Wildcat Baseball

KNEELING: Morris Wilmer, Ronald Ryder, Rickey McCalister, Johnny Miller, Johnny Logsdon, Allen Mobley, John Sheppard, Darrel Craft Drexwill Miller. STANDING: Cody Hickox, Duke Allgood, Charles Lynn, Dewitt Perry. Cal Neeman, Jerry Cripps. Jerry George, Gene Steen, Johnny Lyles, Glenn Ford.

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L.C. OPPONENT 4 LeTourneau 5 7 LeTourneau 2 14 Centenary 3 3 Centenary 7 5 Delta State 6 4 St. Norbert 7 St. Norbert 0 9 St. Norbert I 7 St. Norbert 6 I Stephen Point 4 4 Stephen Point 9 4 Stephen Point ? 4 Stephen Point 5 4 Stephen Point 2 4 Stephen Point 2 0 Stephen Point 6 3 Auroa College 4 2 Auroa College 6 2 Grambling 4 4 Grambling 5 4 Northwestern Northwestern 5 Southern U. 10 16 Southern U. 0 9 Whitworth 5 2 Whitworth 6 I Tulane 4 I I Tulane 5 12 Tulane 3 7 Southern U. 4 2

92 UPPER LEFT: Johnny Lyles. UPPER RIGHT: Rickey McCalister. LEFT: Darrel Craft.

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ABOVE: Cal Neeman. RIGHT: Andy Rodgers, manager.

94 LEFT: Drexwill Miller. LOWER LEFT: Glenn Ford. LOWER RIGHT: Gene Steen.

95 ABOVE: Cody Hickox, Most Valuable Player. LEFT: Duke Allgood.

96 ABOVE: John Sheppard. RIGHT: Morris Wilmer.

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98 The Thrill of Victory

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100 Intramural Football

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101 Fightin' Dillers

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102 Grand Flunk

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103 Guys in Action

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104 Girl's Intramurals

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105 Participation in Football, Basketball, and Volleyball

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TOP: Alpha Mu Gamma initiates. BOTTOM: The spring Banquet.

108 Alpha Phi Omega H

SEATED: Steve Phelps and David Fewell. STANDING: Randy Bucy, Randy Miller, historian, Carl Benedict, secretary-treasurer, Guy Flanagan, president, Brian Myers, Bruce Thompson, vice-president, Joel Laffitte, Maloy Breithaupt.

109 Alpha Psi

Mimi Eshelman, Ruth Bains, Gib Sandham, Mark Colvin, Brooke McCutchen, Scott Nalley Cindy Green.

The drama club actively worked this year in the presentations of The King and I.

110 Tau Alpha Kappa

TOP TO BOTTOM: Roger Adams, Clay Earnest, John Sheppard, Terry Sasser, Pat Lane, Billy Eggers, president, Larry Part. vice-president, Frank Ashley, secretary, Odom Cheval­ ier, treasurer, Scott Washington, Rick Jones, Mike Evans, David Mercer, Ronnie Morgan, Glen Lane, Randy Livingston,

TAK, sponsored by Dr. Verne Ken­ nedy, is a social organization for men. They participate in the Cochon du Lait, rush, and have a banguet each year.

111 Student Union Governing Board

OLD OFFICERS: SEATED: Debbie Curtis, Linda Till, secretary, Becky Wood, Cindy Green. STANDING: David Mer­ cer, Terry Sasser, treasurer, Duane Crofford, Scott Nalley, vice-president, Larry Pait, President.

NEW OFFICERS: SEATED: Donna Duncan, Becky Wood, secretary, Cile Nabors. Linda Till, vice-presi­ dent. STANDING: Jay Johnston, Steve Paul, Dottie Pinckard, Scott Nalley, president, Perry Hancock, Terry Sasser. treasurer.

112 Student Government Association

SEATED: Jack Green, president, Cindy Nobles, vice-president, Paul White, secretary, Mike Flannery, treasurer. ROW I: Ronnie Meyers, Sheri Mclnnis, Michele Lumadue, Dorothy Pinkard, Gale Jolly. ROW 2: Joel Laffitte, Les Agee, Randy Miller, Mike Evans, Rick Ranson, Carol Brown, Michael Paul, Dean Edward L. Heath, sponsor.

S.G.A. is a body duly elected by the students of the college to make decisions and voice student opin­ ions.

113 Common Good

114 L.C. Representatives

Spring semester — SEATED: Becky Brown, Vicki Tomlinson, Donna Holt, Diane Chenault. STANDING: Phil Fuselier, Sky Batson, Jonathan Sledge, Randy Gaithright, Steve Benson, Butch Reed.

The Common Good travels throughout Louisi­ ana and in neighboring states as representatives of L.C. They present Jesus Christ in songs of var­ ious types. Mr. Tom Berry is their sponsor with Sky Batson serving as student director and Randy Gaithright as the sound technician.

Opposite: Fall 1974 Vicki Tomlinson, Donna Holt, Belinda Cross, Becky Brown. Sky Batson, Steve Benson, Phil Fuselier, Joanthan Sledge, Butch Reed.

115 Booster Club

ROW I : Joyce Deason, secretary, Pam Gautreaux, treasurer, Beth Martin, vice- president, Carol Brown, president. ROW 2: Freda Morgan, Carol Morgan, Brenda Martin, historian, Diann Cain, Carolyn Webber. ROW 3: Iva DeWitt, Kay Gil­ liam, Charlotte Green, Patricia Tubbs, Marilyn Burton, Jan Edmonson.

Service i p. The Booster Club, sponsor of the May Pageant, is sponsored by Mrs. E. L. Heath. They also have a Booster Alumni Banguet.

Carol Brown tells Michele Lumadue about Boost­ ers.

116 Service and Fun

Boosters had a wishing well at the BSU Carnival.

Each booster has a special basketball and baseball player that she does spe­ cial things for, like making homemade cookies and painting signs for the games.

ROW I : Diana Owens, Martha Mercer, Ruth Bains, Lynn Palmer. ROW 2: Cindy Rogers, Debbie Spencer, Jeri Rodgers, Claire Thames, Renee Witherwax. ROW 3: Barbara Dixon, Vickie Knop, Becky Rogers, Michele Lumadue, Peggy Godfrey, Susie Emmitt, Andrea Welch.

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The BSU sponsors commuter luncheons, Mission Points, weekly Encounters, and the car­ nival in the fall to raise money for summer missions.

ROW I : Carol Brown, Diann Cain, president, Jeff Goodgame, interdenominational rep., Sissie Parsons, vice-president, Joyce Deason, worship. ROW 2: Bro. Johnson, Iva DeWitt, missions, Jan Edmonson, publicity, DeAnna Nichols, enlistment, Kay Gilliam, Larry Burgess, church unit, Jim Williamson, stewardship, Jeri Rodgers, social, Barry Losey, evangelism Gwen Larson, music, Tom Watkins, activities, (not pictured June Bonton, publicity.)

Joyce Deason will be serving as a summer missionary in California for ten weeks. She will work with declining churches in the Los Ange­ les or San Francisco area. As a part of the state mission program, Joyce will have oppor­ tunities both rewarding and challenging.

Joyce Deason, Dee Nichols, Iva DeWitt.

Iva DeWitt will be working as a summer mis­ sionary in Hiawassee, Ga. She received her appointment through the Home Mission Board. Iva looks forward to a rewarding expe­ Dee Nichols will travel with nineteen other members of The rience working with these people for ten Chosen to countries behind the Iron Curtain, including Rus­ weeks. sia, Yugoslavia and Hungary. The group will then travel to Sweden, Germany, and Denmark. They will travel for six weeks representing the Southern Baptist Convention.

118 Alpha Epsilon Delta

A.E.D. sponsors a cof­ fee for alumni on home­ coming. They also judge entries in local science fairs.

Wes Davis, Neal Brown, vice-president, Barbara Dixon, secretary, Greg Butler, Cindy Blaisdell, Ricky Jones, president, Dr. Edward Warnhoff, sponsor, Benny Harrell, Heidi Dengel, Billy Eggers, Terry Sasser, treasurer, Ronnie Morgan.

Omicron Delta Kappa

Martha Miller, Neal Brown, Ricky Jones, Carol Brown, Carol Morgan. Steve Phelps, presi dent, Dr. James Kautz, sponsor.

119 Alpha Chi

SEATED: Jan Edmonson, Carol Brown, Carol Morgan, Billy Eggers, Randy Bucy, Paula White, Nita Dyess, Martha Miller. STANDING: Neal Brown, Cheryl Simmons, Jim Williamson, David Nagy, Ellen Lamkin, Barbara Dixon, Heidi Dengel, Fay Warnhoff.

Sociology Club

ROW I: Nita Dyess, Judy Gable. Patsy Williams. ROW 2: David Nagy, Rhonda Burchfield, Brenda Atterbery, Charlotte Dossman. ROW 3: Ellen Lamkin, Martha Miller, Michael Flannery, George Turpin, Mitzi Sparks, president.

120 Wildcat

Publishing the weekly L.C. newspaper is a big task.

Steve Phelps, editor, Virginia Ayers, Kathy Dalton, Gale Jolly, associate editor.

Kappa Epsilon Pi

Kappa Epsilon Pi members give a demonstration during rush week. Mike Evans, Odom Chevallier, Claude Weatherford, Doc Holliday, Paul Medley, Pat Lane, Les Agee.

121 Delta Omicron

SEATED: Kay Fink, music chairman, Cheryl Simmons, treasuer, Diane Chenault, president, Debbie Brown, vice-president. KNEELING: Ruth Bains, Carol Kardos. STANDING: Gwen Larson, historian, Cindy Nobles secretary.

Ruth Bains tells Michele Lumadue about the music fraternity.

122 Business Administration Society

ROW I : Debbie Bennett, Mike Evans, president, Debbie Cole, secretary, Cindy Floyd, Sylvia Howell, historian. Odom Chevallier, vice-president, Linda Till. ROW 2: Debbie Nichols, Deb­ bie Babcock, Virginia Gaines, Patsy Hailey, Linda Anderson. ROW 3: Mr. Bruce Cofer, spon­ sor, Jay Deville, Ruth Hocker, Sharon Turner, Mrs. Grace Beall, Dr. Everett Truex.

The society went Christmas carol­ ing at the spastic school and had a painted window in the Christmas contest.

B.A. Society entry in the homecoming contest.

123 Cheerleaders and Wildcat

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125 Athenian Literary Society

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Athenians sponsor the fall formal, Tur­ key Hollow, and the Mr. L.C. pageant in March.

TOP TO BOTTOM: James Garner, Mark Colvin, Neal Brown, Brooke McCutcheon. Larry Burgess, Randy Bucy, Steve Roark, O Neal John­ son. Sammy Gentry, Carol Brown, Freda Morgan, Carol Morgan, Larry Maricle, Beth Martin, Iva DeWitt, Joyce Deason, Brenda Martin, Susan Cobb, Ruth Bains, Diane Chenault, Paula White, president, Becky Wood.

126 Circle K

ROW I : Cindy Blaisdell, Heidi Dengel, Karen Hodges, Donna Duncan. ROW 2: Debbie Traylor, Paula Nugent, Myra Myers, Circle K publishes the Wildcat basket­ Bron Durham, Keith Hudson, Scott Nalley. ROW 3: Fred Hil- ball programs and helps with the faculty burn, Jay Russell, Raymond Granger, Steve Paul. women's club bazaar.

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SEATED: Scott Nalley, president, Debbie Traylor, sweetheart, Fred Hilburn. first vice-president, Jay Russell, second vice-president. STANDING: Keith Hudson, parliamentarian, Karen Hodges, recording secretary, Myra Myers, financial secretary.

Debbie Traylor, Circle K sweetheart.

127 Resident Men's Association

A familiar scene at Tudor open house.

R.M.A. sponsors the annual Tudor Christ­ mas party, spring crayfish boil, and partici­ pates in the Cochon du Lait. This year R.M.A. sponsored one of the Miss L.C. con­ testants.

David Fewell, treasurer, Sammy Gentry, vice-president, Guy W. Estave, secretary, Rick Brewer, president, David Mercer, publicity chairman.

128 Resident Women's Association

R.W.A. sponsors four main events during the school year. Moms Weekend and Big Sis-Little Sis are in the fall, with the Wearing of the Green and the Miss LC Pageant Tea in the spring.

ROW I : Vickie Kelly, sponsor, Glenda May, Susan Cobb, Renee Witherwax, Vicky Tackett, Jan Edmonson. ROW 2: Freda Morgan, Rhonda Burchfield, Anna Tarter, Connie Lewis, Becky Rogers. ROW 3: Iva DeWitt, Cindy Floyd, Martha Mercer, Gwen Larson, Pam Gautreaux.

Big Sis, Ruth Bains, and Lil Sis, Gale Jolly, have a few Girls exchange gifts and conversation. moments of solitude after the rush of the party.

R.W.A.: Freda Morgan, president, Jan Edmonson, vice-president, Cindy Floyd, secretary, Gwen Larson, treasurer, Iva DeWitt, historian, Rhonda Burchfield and Susan Cobb, publicity. JUDICIARY BOARD: Ruth Bains, Martha Mercer, Pam Gautreaux, Ann Tarter. MINORS BOARD: Pam Bell, Glenda May, Becky Rogers, Renee Witherwax, Connie Lewis, Cheryl Simmons. Vicky Tackett.

129 Phi Delta Pi

Debbie Howell, president Linda Till, vice-president Rhonda Burchfield. secretary Debbie Tynes. treasurer Cheryl Simmons, parliamentarian Glenda May, chaplain Sandra Arnold

Virginia Ayers Pam Baggett Susan Cobb Donna Harrell Ruth Hocker Sherj Mclnnis Rachel Mercer

Debra Merlan Martha Miller Margret Morgan Sandra Nabours Deana Nichols Cindy Nobles Trudy Pitre

Renee Williams Becky Wood Ray Hope, beau Pat Lane, big brother

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ROW I : Donna Harrell, Martha Miller, Merry Jane Bourgeois, Linda Till, Glenda May, Debbie Howell, Debbie Tynes, Rhonda Burchfield, Cheryl Simmons, Sheri Mclnnis. ROW 2: Becky Wood, Ruth Hocker, Trudy Pitre, Rachel Mercer, Deana Nichols, Cindy Nobles, Sandra Arnold, Susan Cobb, Virginia Ayers.

130 Gamma Theta Sigma

Myra Myers, president Lynn Stephens, vice-president Donna Duncan, secretary Lynn Palmer, treasurer Denise Harper, publicity chairman Bron Durham, rep.-at-large Lois Thomas, rep.-at-large

Beth Babcock Jane Bordelon Cassie Butler Pam Cook Karen Hodges Connie Lewis JoRene Lindeman

Nancy Neal Anna Beth Newsom Paula Nugent Ann Tarter Claire Thames Glen Lane, beau

ROW I : Beth Babcock, Lynn Palmer, Nancy Neal, Paula Nugent, Bron Durham. ROW 2: Donna Duncan, Myra Myers, Glen Lane, Denise Harper, Ann Tarter. ROW 3: Lois Thomas, Connie Lewis, Jane Bordelon, Karen Hodges, Anna Beth Newsom, Lynne Ste­ phens, Coleen Roberts, Claire Thames, Pam Cook.

G.T.S. received first place in the Christmas win­ dow contest with the dove, participated in the SEATED: Myra Myers, Glen Lane, Denise Harper. fashion show for Mom's Weekend, and sponsored STANDING: Donna Duncan, Lynn Palmer, Lynn Western Union and the Cottingham Academy Stephens. Awards.

131 Student Louisiana Teachers' Association

The S.L.T.A. spon­ sored a food drive for the Children's Home in Monroe, partici­ pated in the Christ­ mas window contest, and held a party hon­ oring its December graduates.

ROW I : Margaret LaCombe, Dottie Pinckard, Carlenne West, Debbie Knapp, Audrey Duplechian, Sharon Barron, Diann Cain, Betty Lucas. ROW 2: Sibyl Miller, Deborah Coe, Debra Price, publicity, Mary Smith, Sissie Parsons, president, Marilyn Boudreaux, Susan Smith, Doris Calcote, Catherine Dyne, Jenny Lowry, Margaret Hope, Debbie Cole, secretary. ROW 3: Mrs. Margaret Lovell, sponsor, Nell Harper, Karen Musgrove, Brenda Murphy, V. A. Barton, Glynn Stephens, Tom LaCombe, Randy Thomas, Frank Ashley, Rod Kaspar, Carol Brown, Becky Dufour.

sissie rarsons a t work in the resource room. The resource room was opened this year as an aid for education majors. It is stocked with free materials which may be checked out and some materials which may be taken by students. Dr. Tom Kelly led the way in preparing this valuable resource.

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A clear blue sky and brightly shining sun What Is Her Problem?

MICE in the cafeteria!

134 Seniors

Alwell, Karen S. Alexandria Ashley, Frank B.. Ill Alexandria Ashworth, Andy Oakdale Babcock, A. Charlene Pitkin Bains, Esther R. Shreveport Barnard, Beverly A. Winnfield

Barron, Sharon A. Pollock Benjamin, John P. Pollock Bize. Susan F. Alexandria Black, Roger C. Alexandria Boniol, Don J. Alexandria Bostick. William C. Baton Rouge

Brassett, Laura W. Pineville Brown. Debra L. Pineville Brown. Judy C. Natchitoches Brown, Robert N. DeRidder Buckley, Doris D. Boyce Bucy, Randall J. Pans. Tenn.

Butler, Cassandra D. Marksville Butler, Vernon G. Marksville Cain, Anita D. Pitkin Carr, Richard E. Shreveport Cleare, Terry P. Alexandria Clifford, Thomas L. Jennings

Coe, Deborah M. Pollock Cole, Debra A. Tioga Connell, Elaine M. Leander Cornell, Victor G. Conway, Ark. Couvillion, Albert L. Alexandria Couvillion, Patti P. Alexandria

Craddock, Jefferson, S. Fairmont, W. Va. Cripps, Marilyn D. Alexandria Curtis. Deborah P. Metaine Curtis, Willis R. Dodson Cyriaque, Malcolm M. Alexandria Delrie, Rodrick M. Alexandria

Dorroh, Charlotte A, Lake Charles Downs, Clyde D. Pineville Dufour, Gary L. Alexandria Dyne, Catherine B. Pineville Eaves. Janis L. Bentley Folse, Glenn Pineville

135 Ford. Glenn D. Pineville Franks, Jacqueline S. Deville Gaspard, Pamela A. Marksville Gentry, Samuel J. Shreveport Gingras, Nancy L. Pineville Graddy. Mickey L. Piggott, Ark.

Green, Jackie L. Natchitoches Gremillion, Jeanie G. Marksville Griffin, Frederic A. Pompano Beach, Fla. Hamilton, Kathy Ruby Hansen, Bonnie M. Biggs, Cal, Harrell, Donna L. Alexandria

Henson, Rick P. Meridian, Ms. Hetrick, Vernon L. North Ridgeville, Ohio Hickman, Judy A. Alexandria Hickox, Stephen C. Pineville Howard, Charles C. Urania Howell, Debra A. Pineville

Howell, Janet Ball Jacks, Freddy G. Vicksburg, Ms.

Johnson, Nan M. Alexandria Johnson, O'Neal Elizabeth

Jones, Ameal Alexandria Jones, Ricky L. Morgan City

Juneau, James B. Pineville Kaspar, Rod Benton. III.

Keller. Howard W. Cloutierville Keyes, Danny R. Winnfield

136 Knapp, Deborah B. Alexandria Knapp, Tamara S, Alexandria Lacombe, Margaret D. Alexandria LaCombe, Tom H. Alexandria Laffitte, Joel Mansfield Lamkin, James E. Pineville

Lemoine, Arlene A. Moreauville Lewis, Gary W. Dry Prong Lowther, Jeanne T. Alexandria Long. Eva 2, Pineville Losey, Barry W. Shreveport Lowry, Charles M., Jr Pineville

Lowry, Jenny D, Pineville Lucas, Betty L. Pineville Lupkey. Thomas D. Flatriver, Mo. McCann, Bobbie N. Marksville McCutcheon, Brooke G, Baton Rouge McKenzie, Myra E. Alexandria

McMorris, Holland F. Livingston McNeal, Marc E. Effie

Maricle, Larry E. Oakdale Martin, Anne R. Pineville

Mathis, Mitchell E. Jackson, Ms. May, Glenda S. Baker

Melder, David M. Pineville Miller, Martha L. Lake Charles

Back to class

13/ Did I do that right?

Moore. Barbara J. Kinder Moreau, Georgia A. Pineville Morgan, Carol P. Pineville Morgan, Freda K. Homer Morgan, Margret M. Shrevepor t Morgan, Ronald J. Luling

Morgan, Thomas C. Pineville Morgan, Vickie S. Pineville Morris. Raymond E. Baton Rouge Murphy. Brenda F. Pine Prairie Navarro, Guy A. A exandna Normand, Garland P. Mansura

138 Seniors

Norris, Jacqueline E. Pineville Oubre, Rene L. New Iberia Paul, Dianne L. Pineville Pease, Mike H. Pineville Perry, Thelma J. Alexandria Phelps, J. Stephen Paris, Tenn,

Pippin, Edwin M. Alexandria Poole, Swayne L. Gillsville, Ga. Pulling, Rebecca K. Covington Ranson, Richard L., Jr. New Orleans Richard, J. Malcolm Baton Rouge Richmond, Donna J. Alexandria

Roberts, Stephanie K. Alexandria Rushing. David N. Alexandria Ryder. William H. Deville Sandham, Gibson H. Boulder, Colo. Schwitz.Gary W. Chicago, III. Scull, Stephen W. Deville

Self, Sammy E. Tallapoosa, Ga. Simpson, Margaret A. Pineville Slayter, Jerry V. Pineville Smith, Billy R. Alexandria Sparks, Mitzi L. Alexandria Speer, Mary J. Marksville

Sperry, Debbie L. Ft. Walton Beach, Fla. Stephens, Glynn L. Prentiss, Ms. Stevens, Verna W, Pineville Stokes, Beverly A. Pineville Stringer, Rebecca S. Alexandria Stringer, Ruth M. Jena I fc^ fVrV

Thigpen, Nancy J. Pineville Thomas, Randall W. Oakdale Turner, Betty K. Pineville Turner, Dan B. Pineville Turpin, George D. Alexandria Vandersypen, Rita D. Alexandria

VanMol, Mary V. Cheneyville Wallace, Mark E. Baton Rouge Weiser, Carl A. Meraux Welch. Lil P. Bunkie West, Carlenne G. Pine Prairie White, Paula S. Minden

Wilkins, Kathleen R. Pineville Williams. Grace V. Cheneyville Williams, L. Renee Bogalusa Willie, Raymond G. St. Landry Wilson, Brown A. Alexandria Woods, Ellis, Jr. Valdosia, Ga.

139 L Achord, Alton A. Boyce Aiken, Oliver E., Jr. Cheneyville Allgood, Stephen M. P,n< Anderson, Jack A. Alexandria Anderson, Linda B. Alexandria Andrews, Debora L. Vidalia

Atterbery. Brenda Lake Charles Babcock, Deborah L. Pollock Baggett, Pamela J. Lake Charles Bankson, Barbara A. Alexandria Benedict, Car! W. Jennings Blackman, Linda V. Alexandria

Bostick, Teddy A. Zachary Botts, E.Allen Pineville Brewer, Richard A. New Orleans Brooks, Billie J. Jena Brown, Rebecca A. Coushatta Brown, Shirley L. Dev,

Brown, Walter D. Pineville Carter, Isaac. Jr. Alexandria Chenault, Hope D. Cloutierville Chevallier. Odom V. Jena Colvm. Mark L. Dubach Corley. Deborah D. Alexandria

Cripps. Jerry A. Pirn Cross, Belinda J. Meridian, Ms David, Regina C, Pins Dawson, Nellie J. Colorado Springs, Colo Dear, Charles M., Jr Jackson Dixon. Barbara A, Pine'

Alone with nature.

140 Juniors

Dorsey, Cytnhia A. Alexandria

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Dubil, Robert C. Alexandria

Dufour, Becky S Pine

Duplechian, Audrey C. Pineville

Eakin, Samuel F. Bunht

Waiting with the crowd.

Eggers, Jordan W. Mobile, Ala. Evans. Michael D. Napoleonville Firmin, Nathan E. Waggaman Flannery, Michael D. Trainer, Penn. Floyd, Cindy J. Alexandria Floyd, Joe E. Alexandria

Fohne, Kenneth J. Lebanon, III, Foil, Nancy E, Alexandria Foster, Bennett Deville Francois, Lenora Eunice Franklin, Robert N. Alexandria Freel, Frank J. Alexandria

Fuselier, James W. Alexandria Fuselier, Linda K. Pineville Gable, Judy L. Arlington, Ariz. Gaines, Virginia L. Houma Green, Charlotte A. Shreveport ^/l> - IT Green, Leslie J. Baton Rouge

141 Juniors

Green, Rose M. Bastrop Grider, Jane H. Alexandria Haley. Patsy Pineville Hammond, Forrest J. Alexandria Hawthorne, Daniel H. Pineville Higgins, George L., Ill Pineville

Higgins, Karen J. Pineville Hood, Jerry T. Ellisville, Ms. Howell, Michael F. Jackson Hunter, Marsha A. New Orleans Igo. Charles M. Dubach Johnson, Dexter W. Hodge

Jolly, Virginia G. Meridian, Ms. Kimble, Keith P. Baton Rouge LaCour, Frances E. Alexandria Leviner, Patricia A. Alexandria Lindeman, JoRene Vidalia Little. Thomas, Jr. Jay, Fla.

Long, Peggy L. Dry Prong McCoy, Linda R. Alexandria McMorris, Linda C. Albany Major, Sandra M. W.Helena, Ark. Manen, Marilyn R. Alexandria Martin, Elizabeth A. Natchitoches

Medley, Paul E. Bastrop Mercer, David K. Monroe Mercer, Martha L. Stamps Miller, Randy Minden Mooney. George E. Pineville Moore, Barry C. Kinder

Morrison, Edward 1. Pollock Mount, Willie, Jr. Alexandria Mowar, Judy R. Kolin Nagy, David A. Pineville Nalley, John W. Tioga Nalley, W. Scott Alexandria

Nichols, Caryn D. Boyce Nobles. Cindy Baker Norwood, Lola J. Alexandria Nugent, John D. Pine Prairie O'Neal, Ruben M. Pineville Ortego, Lloyd S. Tioga

142 Exams were well liked

Pait, Larry R. Zachary Parish, Bobby N. Pineville Parsley, Mickey Pineville Parsons, Margaret E. Pineville Paul, Mary M. Alexandria Pearce, Corinne Bunkie

Perry, Oliver, D. Franklinton Pierce, K. Lydell Morgan City Pinckard, Dorothy M, Colfax Price,Debra A. Alexandria Price, Dolly M. Alexandria A&M$ Prier, C.Alfred Granby, Mo. Rayburn, A. Lane Pineville Riley, Barbara J. Alexandria Sasser, Terry W. Pineville Setliff, Beverly M. Pineville Singletary, Sharon D. Pineville Smith, Roger W. Jena

Stanford, Phillip W. Mobile, Ala. Talley, David A. Homer Taylor, Cynthia S. Jena Taylor, Mindy Houston, Tex. Terry, Charles G. Harrisonburg Till, Linda C. Tioga

Tomlinson, Vicki J. West Monroe Tracy, Kenneth L. Alexandria Tullos, Robert N. Pineville

Vance, Mary E. Pineville Wallace, David L. DeRidder Wilbanks, Robert, Jr. Corpus Chnsti, Tex.

Williamson, James G. Shreveport Wilmer. Morris H. Pineville Wilson, Debra K. Alexandria

Wood, Rebecca A. Jonesboro Woodson, Marilyn J. Pineville

143 Sophomores

Agee, Les M. College Corner, Ohio Aguillard, Louis K. Jennings Alexander, Frank R. Rhinehart Anderson, David R, Baton Rouge Atherton, David E. Alexandria Bates, Cathy L. Natchitoches

Batson, Schuyler M. Alexandria Bennett, Deborah K. Wmnsboro Benson, Stephen W, Vidalia Bergeron, Ada A. Alexandria Bernard. Clifton M. Luling Billes. Henry E. Colfax

Bizup, Gilbert D. Pineville Blaisdell, Cynthia A. Libuse Bond,Joy D. Jonesville Bonton, E. June Alexandria Bordelon, Elizabeth J. Lettsworth Bostick, Bobbie G. Baton Rouge %&2^&

Brown, Daniel C. Pineville Brown, Dwight F. Pineville Bruce, James K. Crowville Burchfield, Rhonda R. Bastrop Burgess, Larry J. Minden Burton, Marilyn R. DeRidder i ^\tt

144 Open up your mind

Cloud, Charlotte A, Elizabeth Cole, Barbara E. Centerpoint Craddock, Maurice C, Baton Rouge Craig, Rhonda S. Bastrop Cripps, Ronald D. Pineville Daniel, Gordan L. Pinville

Davis, Becky Eunice Deason, M. Joyce Jeanerette Dengel, Heidi K. Alexandria DeVille, JayE. Alexandria DeWitt, Iva J. Dry Prong Donnell, Charles M. Natchitoches

Dorsey. Alva J, Alexandria Downs, Gary R, Pineville Drost, Ernie A. Winnsboro Dupuy, Estella A. Marksville Ebbs, Richard J. Pineville Edmonson, Alva J. Oak Grove

Estave. Guy W. Baton Rouge Fewell, David E. Proveweal Fink, Jeannine K. Denham Springs Flanagan, Guy M. New Orleans Foster. John M. Deville French. William T. Alexandria

Funderburk, Paul M. Pineville Fuselier, Phil K. Alexandria Futrell, Elizabeth G. Pineville Garner, James V. W. Monroe Gautreaux, Pamela A. Opelousas Gilliam, Rita K. Corsicana. Tex.

Goodgame, Charles J. Pineville Graves, Paul F. San Jose, Calif. Green, Cynthia K. Natchitoches Hall, Danny K. W. Monroe Hawthorne, Dee A. Alexandria

145 Sophomores

Hemphill. Sandra D. Oak Grovt Hightower. Jackie R. Pineville- Hilburn, Frederick M.. II Pineville Hoehner, Thomas C. Fostoria, Ohic Hope. Otis R. Baton Rouge Hosea, Claude E. Delh

Humble. Elmer D. Jonesville Ivey, Beverly S. Alexandria Jackson, Nikkye D. New Orlean Jaques, Joel L. Baldwir Jones, Carroll R. Alexandra Kelley, Michael D. Bastrop

Kimbrough. Tommy L. Harrisonburc Kite. Bruce L. Basile Kulpa, F. Robert St. Augustine, Fla Lamkin, Ellen W. Pineville Lane, Glen E. Baton Rouge Lane, Patrick A. Zachar\

Larson, Gwen New Iberic Lavelle, Edward J. Wilkes-Barre, Pa LeBleu. Nick C. Gueydar Little, Phillip L. Jene Livingston, Carl R. New Orleans Lloycf. Alec G. Alexandria

146 There's no one just like me

Longoria, Rollie L. Merryville Lyles, John W. Lecompte McBride, Eleanor H. Pineville McCaa, Martha L. Winnsboro McCalister, Rickey C. Pineville McCord, Rhonda E. Baton Rouge

McCoy. Barbara H. Pineville McDowell, Mark A. Monterey McKay, Yvonne M. Pineville McKee, Howard L. Lake Charles McNutt, Davida L. Alexandria Martin, Brenda K. Natchitoches

Meyers, Ronald J. Ville Platte Miller, Drexwill L. Bahamas Miller, Johnny C. Forest Hill Miller, Marjorie L. Melder Miller, Theresa L. Pineville Mmyard, William P. Pineville

Mitchell, George M. Dry Prong Mitchell, Suzan A. Gardner Montgomery, Jerilyn Baton Rouge Morgen, Keith D. Pecan Island Morris, Debra W. Baton Rouge Morton, Randal L. Wichita Falls, Tex.

Mounce, Linda K. Baton Rouge Neal, Nancy K. Baton Rouge Nick, Marguerite A. Marksville Obey, Florence Alexandria O'Quinn, Carol A. Alexandria Orr, AlanL. Alexandria

Owens, Diana M. Centerville Palmer, Barbara L. Shreveport Parsons, Charles P. Pineville Patterson, John R., Ill Libuse Paul, Michael A. Baton Rouge Perrin, David A. CutOff

Pickern, Malcolm E. Atmore, Ala. Poole, Iris J. Jena Roark, WilliamS. Delhi Rodgers, Jeri N. W. Monroe Roper, Frances M. Pineville Reichard, Daniel H. Lynchburg, Va.

Ruffin, David C. Oak Grove Ryder, Ronald C. Deville Sarver, Deborah L. Pineville Scott, Doug Dallas, Tex. Self, Karen K. Eunice m'-^\ Shepherd. Janice R. Forest

147 Sophomores

Sheppard, John D. Enterprise Simmons, Cheryl L. Virginia Beach, Va. Skinner, Richard D. Converse Sledge, Jonathan E. Wmnsboro Smart, Timothy D. Winnfield Stagg, Sheila G. Alexandria

St. Andre, Glynn D. Natchitoches Stephens, Starr L. Evergreen Stockman, Patsy K. Forest Hill Suddith, Charlotte M. Pineville Sutton, Mike R. Scottsdale. Ariz. Tackett. Vicky L. Oak Grove

Tarpley, Nancy A. Deville Tarter, Gall A. Creole Tullos. Melodye K. Alexandria Tynes, Debbie K. Gonzales Ulmer, James L. Luling Vinson. Prise ilia A. Pineville

Washington, Scott H. Opelousas Watkins, Thomas R. Harrisonburg Welch, Andrea L. Oak Grove Wiggins, Randy E. Deville Wilson, MathewR. Alexandria Young, Henry T.. Jr. Jonesville * y*mV

148 Freshmen

Adams, John R. Keatchie Alexandrenko, Paul N. Pineville Anderson, Arlene F. Pineville Anderson, John K. Coushatta Andre, David L. Livonia Arnold, Sandra G. Belle Rose

Atkinson, John B. Dayton, Ohio Antony, Sam O. Alexandria Ayers, Virginia A. Alexai Jria Babcock, Beth A. Pioneer Babcock, Pearl M. Pollock Bamby, Jimmy E. Denham Springs

Barr, Carol A. Batchelor Bennett, WilmerL. Ill Leesville Berlin, Linda L. Alexandria Bieber, Karen A. Mamou Black, Billie B., Jr. Jena £1 ^ JHHQ! ^ Blietz, Brent D. Camden, S. C. fTr ~ tTlWis '^ ™ Bonnett, Richard C. Alexandria Book, Rickey D. Jonesville Botts, Zelma B. Pineville Braden, JoAnn Alexandria Brasher, Thomas A. Alexandria Breakfield, J. Duane Deville

Breithaupt, Reece M., Jr. Jonesville Briggs, Terry V. Pineville Brister, Kenneth S. Pioneer Bryan, Timothy L. Parkforest, III. Bullok, Chris E. Hobbs, N. Mex. Bynog, Darrell W. i eesville

Byrd, Clarence, Jr. Pineville Calton, Donna M. Alexandria Cammack, Carla J. Effie Carter, LaVerne C. Alexandria Cavanaugh, David A. Pineville Cheney, Charley A. Alexandria

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Clark, JarrellD. Pineville Cobb, Susan A. West Monroe Cole, Jaclyn A. Baton Rouge Collins, Craig E. Winnfield Collins, Judy R. Atlanta, Ga. Collins, Sandra M. Dry Prong

Colville, Patricia A. Ruston Connell, James R. Buras Cook, Pamela E. Columbia Coon, Douglas J. Buras Copley, Jeffrey W. Godfrey, III. Craft, Charles D. Vidalia HAS $ Crain, Rebecca L, Bogalusa Crider, Lee N. Welsh Crofford, Duane E, Vidalia Curtis, Alicia A. Metairie Dalton, Kathy L. Lake Charles Davis, Lisa C. Longville

Davis, Sandra D. Lena Dearmon, Cindy S. Jena DeFries, Tim Ragley Dickey, John C. Oil City Dodd, Denise C. Baton Rouge Dodd, Michael G. Baton Rouge

Dorsey, Margie N. Alexandria Dorsey, Patricia A. Alexandria Durham, Browyn C. Alexandria Dugas, Chris L. Marion Duncan, Donna L. Colombia, S.A. Duncan, Eddie C. Pride

Dupuy, Angelica Marksville Eagleston, Ruth A. Pineville Earnest, Clay B, Tioga East, DaleT. Alexandria Edwards, Chery R. Eunice Edwards, Darrell L. Long Beach, Miss,

Eggers, Jeannie L. Mobile, Ala. Elliott, Patty J. Ville Platte Elmore, Denise 1. Alexandria Em mitt, Kay S. Baton Rouge Englehart, Michael L. Colfax Eustes, Alfred W. Ill Pineville

Floyd, William L. Alexandria Fowle, Marjorie M. Shreveport Franklin, Kathi S. Pineville Frazier, Margaret B. Alexandria Futrell, Larry G. Tioga Gaiennie, Elizabeth S. Lecompte A&*®

150 a breeze begins to whisper

Galloway, Connie Pineville Garner, Maxie L. Rayville Gathright, James R. Alexandria Gault. KimM. Slidell George, Jerry B. Sieper Gillespie, Tony W, Reeves

Godfrey, Lonnie R. Alexandria Godfrey, Peggy A. Merryville Granger, Harold A.. Jr. Pineville Granger, Raymond C. Vinton Greene, Nancy C. Pineville Gremillion, Dale A. Alexandria

Guidry, Jerry Crowley Guillory, Connie Alexandria Guillory, Frederick J, Alexandria Guillory, William J. Pineville Hall, David A. Pineville Hancock, Aubrey P. Bogalusa

Harden, Nelle E. Pineville Harper, Denise K. Pineville Hataway, Bobbie M. Dry Prong Hataway, Donna S. Dry Prong Hattaway, Gary B. Alexandria &%£% Hawkins, Jerrel R. Alexandria

Hines, Janice L. Pioneer Hocker, Ruth E. Cincinnati, O. Hodges, Karen E, Baton Rouge Hodnett, John T. Colfax Hodnett, Phillip E. Dry Prong Hodnett, Renee A. Franklin

151 quick you must be gone Smiling. . .

Holt. Donna M. Tioga Honigman, Tim S. Pineville Horton, Kevin F. Monroe Hudson, Cameron K. Deville Hudson. Kenneth R. Pineville Hunter, Clint B. Marrero Hyatt, Dianne E. Houma

lies, Curt S. Dry Creek Jones, Janet L. Gramercy Jones, Ronald W. Houston, Texas Johnson, Launnda J. Joliet, III. Johnston, John G. Metairie Kanmbux. Shabina K. Nakuru. Kenya Kelley, Lydia E. Bunkie $&§£

Khadavandi, Abdolhossein Iran Kirkpatrick, William L.. Jr. Pineville Knop, Vickie D. Lafayette Kulp, Richard D. Montgomery Lafleur, Grant E. Opelousas Lamarche, George A. Alexandria Lamm, Marion H. Denham Springs 9 5t $ Landry. Gaye N. Centerville Langridge, Leland A., Baton Rouge Lashley, Robert J. Metairie Lewis, Connie M. Enterprise Liming, Charlie A. Alexandria Logan, James R. Slaughter Logsdon, James R. Alexandria

Lumadue, Michele Alexandria Luneau, Myra L. Center Point Lynn, Charles A. Cahokia, III. McCann, Letty A. Ball McCollister, David B, Baton Rouge McGee, Byron L. Forest Hill Mclnnis, Shen L. Lake Charles

McLain, Rebecca S. Ferriday Marcotte, Elwood, Jr. Jeanerette Markwalter. Barbara A. Pineville Martin, Paul A. New Orleans Matthews, Sherry L. Shreveport Maxwell, ThellosS. Bentley Mercer, Rachel G. Monroe ••^1^ \* |3£

Merlan. Debra N. Alexandria Merrill, Russell A. Deville Miller, Paul M., Jr. Baton Rouge Miller, Stanley O. Pineville Mitcheyll, Ronny C. Amite Mobley, F. Alan Bogalusa Montgomery, Deborah J. Dry Prong

Montgomery, Dona dT. Dry Prong Morrow, Sammy R. Ball Morton, Richard A Pineville Myers, Brian K. Port Sulphur Myers, Myra J. Baton Rouge Myrick, William M. Denham Springs Nabours. Sandra L. Alexandria

152 Neeman, Calvin A. Cahokia, III. Newsom, Anna B. Jonesboro Nugent, Paula L. Pineville

Pace, Charles R. Alexandria Pacheco. Miguel M. DeRidder Parker, Gregory K. Tioga

Parshall, Paul W, Pineville Paul, James S. Pineville Pennington, Karen A. W. Monroe

Perkins, Christopher L. Alexandria Pete, Robert J. Pineville Phelps, Dennis L. Monroe

Pitman, Deborah A. Many Pitre, Trudy A. Napoleonville Piatt, John D. Tioga

Poole, Ernie Y. Jena Pyle, Stephen C. Shreveport Ramirez, Martin J. Alexandria

Rasberry, Michael R. Grant N Ray, Randall D. Calhoun Reed, George E. Shreveport

I' Freshmen

153 The morning comes in singing

Reynolds, Roy A. Ottawa Rice, David G. Alexandria Rice, Mary E. Alexandria Ritter, MarkR. Reeves Roberts. Coleen T. New Iberia Roberts, Michael D. Alexandria

Roberts, Walter L. Newe Iton Robinson, James R. Springhill Rodgers, David A. West Monroe Rogers. Kimberly M. Pineville Rogers, Rebecca A. Potsdam. N.Y. Rundell, James R. Delhi

Russell, J. B. Ill Baton Rouge Samples, Rhonda L. Pineville Sandefer, Lydia D. Lake Charles Scoggin, Susan K. Bogalusa Shoun, Betty J. Bunkie Sibley, Joseph D, Quitman

Skains, Russell E. Winnfield Skinner, Fritha L. New Orleans Smith, Antoinette A. New Orleans Smith, James M. Dry Creek Smith, Jane A. Pineville Smith, Karen J. Alexandria

154 Freshmen

Smith, Mary Lyn Clayton Smith, Susan Claire Pineville Soileau, Don P. Alexandria Spears, Sherrill L. Baton Rouge Spurlock, Steven H. Bogalusa Steen, Gene H. Olla

Stewart, Donald E. Shreveport Stirling, Robert R. Baton Rouge Strain, David C Shreveport Strickland, Thomas K. Shreveport Stockwell, Jackie K. Olla Tate. Daniel E. New Orleans

Taylor, Jerry W. Jena Terrell, Melva J. Pineville Teutsch, DeAnna L. Springhill Thames, Emily C Baton Rouge Thomas, Lois Y. Mooringsport Thompson, Pattie J. Amacoco

Thornhill, Diann S. Alexandria Tilley, EsA. Alexandria Townsend, Janet R. Bunkie Tradewell. Beth E. Jonesville Traylor, Debra L. Port Barre Tubbs, Patricia A. Newellton

Turner, Sharon A. Pineville Tyler, Jennifer N. Pineville Vance, Rockwell C Pineville Voorhies, John H. Bunkie Wakefield, Thomas G. Pineville Walden, John R. Alexandria

Walker, Alan K. Pineville Wallace, Gwen L. Baton Rouge Wallace, Lacey P. Pineville Wallace, Patsy L. Jena Wallace, Robert P. Tioga Walter, Phyllis D. Pineville

Wamsley, Troy R. Pitkin Weatherford, Claude M. Pineville Webber, Carolyn D. Vidalia Welch, Penny G. Dry Prong White, Clifford E. Jonesville Willie, Robert T. Denham Springs

Witherwax, Betty R. Basile Wood, John S. Winnfield Wood, Rita R. Winnfield Young, Russell A, Boyce

155 Special and Unclassified

Bardwell, Edward R. Pineville Boudreaux, Marilyn L, Pineville Byrd, Donald C. Ball Colvin, Judy M, Alexandria Craig, Mary S. Pineville Craven, Linda L. Alexandria

Cutshell, Lillian C. Pineville EversuII, Kathleen B. Alexandria Fairley, Wanda D, Alexandria Lewis, Daniel W. Dry Prong O'Reagan. Daniel W. G Iveston, Tex.

Perkins, Irby L. Jr. Alexandria Ricks, Manann Tioga Thomason. Teresa Springhill Velotta.Ted S. Pineville Walker, Diana C. Mt. Vernon. Ind.

Studying?

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pen up to gather in the sunshine

I do believe that summer's here to stay JV* You've Got Friends

Thc^lTH-ndlv Rapides Bank GSt, Trust Company MFMBFR f D C> /MFMfW M FFOfRAl R[ St RVf SYSTEM

RENT-IT "Best Po-Boys in Town" COMPANY

LAZARONE DRIVE IN "We Rent Almost Everything"

Contractor — Sick Room — Party — Tools

Two Locations to Serve You Owned and Operated by ARVILLE J. BURLEIGH 1781 Monroe — 442-3381 Expressway— 445-7161 2847 Lee Street Phone 442-7527 Alexandria, La. Pineville, La. Alexandria, Louisiana Charles J. Cooper — Kirk D. Cooper

Telephone 318/443-1821 PICADILLY CAFETERIA

Invest in Yourself — Save

MacArthur Village

UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS Alexandria Mall OF PINEVILLE Continuous Service 7 Days a Week

I I a.m. — 8:30 p.m. 704 Main Street Pineville, La. 71360 158 LOU & LAURA'S DRIVE-IN Automotive Repairs and Service

Specializing in Po Boy Sandwiches and ERIC WEST'S Broasted Chicken COLLEGE EXXON TRY OUR THICK, CREAMY MILK SHAKES

— OPEN I I A.M. — CLOSE 10 P.M. — Closed Wednesdays 1301 Main St. Pineville, La. 1329 Military HiWay — Phone 442-6625 FIRST BANK

920 Main Street, P.O. Box 1330, Pineville, Louisiana 71360 318/448-3566 Member FDIC

. . . MacArthur Village I0I4 Third Street

. . . Alexandria Mall MacArthur Village

159 PASQUALE'S

We've been helping Pineville grow for a long, long time. Come grow with us! Guaranty Bank

MflANWNAPWSVIU& Trust Jcompan TOGA MBWBt fOCy *fc

"Dine with us — or have your food specially prepared to carry out."

Pineville, Louisiana

2669 Holloway Prairie Road

Phone 445 3584

Compliments J^L STANDARD PRINTING CAPUAN'S CO.

Downtown • MacArthur Village • Alexandria Mall 709 4th St. Alex., La.

160 II . . . a city with a pioneering spirit"

161 building Tor G\bur future

CENTRAL LOUISIANA ELECTRIC COMPANY. INC. an investor-owned, tax-paying utility

It's the real thing. Coke. JOHNNY'S T'.i It' '"«vk (R) LUNCH ROOM

7 I I Main Street Pineville, La. Ph. 448-8942

Open Mon.-Thurs. 6:00-1 1:00 Sunday 12:00 Noon-1 1:00 P.M. Fri. and Sat. Nights Until 1:00 A.M.

Fantastic Food With Discount to College Students

Join the Crowd at the College Headquarters With Game Room and Music Alexandria Coca-Cola Btlg. Co.

162 Compliments of

«J • m OWL PHARMACY

BASKIN ROBBIN 904 Main Street Pineville, La. 31 ICE CREAM STORES

Alfred and Merle Vahlkamp

MacArthur Villege * Alexandria Phone 445 9706

SALES AND SERVICE 4434 Jackson St. Ext.

LAFAYETTE TELEPHONE 443 3658 mwm Alexandria, La. 71 301 ELECTRONICS Jirst Baptist Cburcb of Pineville ID AM) OPLRA T LD B "The Family Church" otronloi Rev. Roger L. Richards, Pastor

Stero Components "A Church Home Away from Home" Cassette Tape Recorders Car Tape Players * College Sunday School With Records and Tapes Juice, Coffee and Donuts at CB Radios 9:45 A.M. Sundays Electronic Calculators * Church Training at 5:45 P.M. AM/PM Radios With a Special Ministry to Pinecrest State School * College Choir Each Wednesday at 6:30 P.M. EVERYTHING IN ELECTRONICS! * College Night at the Activities Center Each Friday Night.

163 "Study to show thyself approved . . ."

LOUISIANA BAPTIST CONVENTION

164 CENLA SPORTS CENTER liBt'/j'/f \Booli and cRcnoxd J>fiof2 BIBLE HELPS • GOSPEL RECORDS AND TAPES Scncture Gifts • Sheet Music • Song Books DAILY 9:00 TO S:30 "Everything for Your Athletic Needs" THURSDAY TO 8:30 P.M. FSALMS 119:105 100 MacArthur Drive Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davis 1211 Third Street Phone 443-8457 Alexandria, La 71301 Alexandria, Louisiana

Phone 443-7327 or 443 7328

'Utlmvt 3600 Jackson Ext. First in furnishingsurnishinqsV ffo r your home

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Compliments of

TUDOR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

3rd and Washington Alexandria and Alexandria Mall

165 JOHN NOTARI SALES CO.

6520 Lake Charles Hwy. Telephone 442-4418 415 Murray Street Telephone (3 18) 442-0004

Alexandria, Louisiana 71301 Alexandria, La. 71301

Gestetner Ink Duplicators and Supplies

Heyer Spirit Duplicators

Smith-Corona Typewriters

SCM Copiers

Hermes Typewriters

Norelco Dictating Equipment The PINE KNOT would like to thank all of the people in Alexandria and Pineville who have purchased space in the Addox Adding Machines advertising segment of this issue. Students are encouraged to patronize these people.

A Special Thanks to Cherry Lane Music Co. for Use of the Following:

SPRING by John Denver, Mike Taylor and Dick Kniss 1 Copyright 1972 Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission — All Rights Reserved

SUMMER by John Denver, Mike Taylor and Dick Kniss ' Copyright 1972 Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission — All Rights Reserved

FALL by John Denver, Mike Taylor and Dick Kniss ' Copyright 1972 Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission — All Rights Reserved

WINTER by John Denver, Mike Taylor and Dick Kniss ' Copyright 1972 Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission — All Rights Reserved

166 To part with great pillars and stately pines

GU I':N^gAU D';I TO RI §§|g AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CENTER"

may not seem hard.

167 But they waited

168 Each time we saw them, they were different

because we were different,

169 Our minds were stronger, richer, more open:

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yet they were still just pillars and pines.

170 They waited for us.

171 They will wait for others in the years to come.

172 We have touched the Spirit of L.C. I

173 We parted happily

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174 knowing that beneath those pillars and pines,

there will always be something different, 175 Pine Knot

RIGHT: Jeri Montgomery. MIDDLE: Patti Couvillion. BOTTOM: Larry Pait.

A special thanks to Nancy Tarpley for her help.

Photography Credits: Larry Pait Jeri Montgomery Robert Willie W. H.Wilkinson

Cover and Title Page Design: M. Montgomery

A walk In the rain, the rising sun, the rainbow in all of its glorious colors, Touch each of us in a unique way. Each season ends and begins in a new way, bringing an end to a part of our lives but also a beginning. Each of us is different, as the seasons are different — yet each of us are the same. Listen to the wind, smell the new mown grass, look at the flowers. Feel a part of everything you see and love the Life around you. It is a part of you.

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