Louisiana Polytechnic Institute - Lagniappe Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

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Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta is an affiliated society of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Its purpose is to stimulate scholarly attainment, promote the dissemina- tion of scientific knowledge and encourage biological re- search. Membership is determined by scholastic achieve- ment and interest in the biological sciences. Each spring the Eta Xi chapter at Louisiana Tech pro- motes the Regional Science Fair by providing judges for the exhibits as well as an award for the best exhibit in the life sciences. In addition, this past year the local society was active in the identification of the trees on the campus. STEVE DELONY .. JONNY MARTIN . NANCY O'KUMA . JANET WIMBERLY . . ........ President Vice President . . . .... Secretary . . . Historian First Row: Malcolm Brown, Regina Dean, Steve Delony, Henry Delony, Walter Guchereau, Reinald Kozikowski. Second Row: Danny Lott, Neal Lyles, Jonny Martin, Nancy O'Kuma, Judy Parker, Larry Savage. Third Row: Grady Williams, Janet Wimberly.

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lpha Tau Delta -fa' NANCY O'KUMA President JUDY BOND Vice President Alpha Tau Delta. an honorary organization established for the purpose of recognizing 20 senior women. was founded on the cam- pus in 1955. Among its many projects during the year are a tutoring pro- gram for students in English 101. a Christmas party for foreign students and a junior counselor party. Alpha Tau Delta seeks to promote scholarship. citizenship and leadership-stated as qualifications for membership. Officers for the year were Nancy O'Kuma, presidentg Judy Bond. vice president: Susan Roach. secretary: and Ann Hogan. treasurer. -I -P-1' . 3 . fi '5- girst Row: Barbara Butler? l'h.aniit- Colvin, Shirley Cox, Janis Dubuc, Jeanie Fallin, Marilyn Farmer. Second Row: Mary Farrar, Ann ogan, Bobbie Kennedy, Virginia Laruncc, Johnnie Lou Lipscomb, Sue McBride. Third Row: Ann McKenzie, ,lan Martin, Susan Roach, Carolyn T3Yl0f- Anne TPTFY- Not Picture-cl: Carolyn Bnniol.

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Eta Kappa u Eta Kappa Nu is a national electrical engineering honor society founded in 1904- at the University of Illinois. Mem- hers are elected from the top one-fourth of the junior class and from the top one-third of the senior class. The Delta Gamma chapter of Eta Kappa Nu was founded in 1960 from the local electrical engineering honor so- ciety. Kappa Tau Delta. Each year the Delta Gamma chap- ter presents the Outstanding Sophomore Electrical Engi- neering Award. PHILLIP HARRIS . . . ............ President LUCIOUS QUIN ......... ...... R ecording Secretary JIMNIIE CLYDEWELL . . . . . Corresponding Secretary JOHN JACKSON ..... ............ T reasurer 1 N0 ...mp- qv' w'ff5?' , -..f 5-li First Row: Dennis Armstrong, Neal Bates, Charles Benoit, David Boquet, Gene Farm- er, Jimmie Clydewell. Second Row: Phillip Harris, John Jackson, James Laborde, Steph- en Martin, William Reardon, Katheryn Roth. Third Row: Louis Snyder, Richard Taylor, 'E' Donny Walker, Dale Ward. Not Pictured: Lucious Quin, James Mathis, Rolf Pinckert, Terry Traylor.