Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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OFFICERS GEORGE McKNIGHT Presiding Senior DAVID REES Presiding Junior JOHN DAIGRE Secretary JOHN EPLING Treasurer Lambda Sigma of Phi Chi was established at the LSU Medical School in 1932. The parent organization is an international professional medical fraternity founded in 1889 at the University of Vermont. Phi Chi is the largest medical fraternity at LSU, with a membership of over 140. Each year, a highlight of the social season is its pre-Christ- mas Bougalie Ball. Banquets and parties held during the year include a rush season and are instrumental in contributing to the close fellowship of the organization. First Row: Delmas Hutchinson, Roy Ingraffia, Roderick Irwin, Frank Jones, Francis Kelker, Robert Kemmerly, John KJees, Law- rence Kleinpeter. Morris Kloor, Henry Kothmann, ClifTe Laborde. Second Row: Wayne LaHaye, James Larriviere, Thomas Latour, Daniel I -estage, Salvador Lusco, Justin LeVasseur, Charles Lewis, Henry Maggio, Wilson Manceaux, John Manning, Frederick May- er. Third Row: Jack McDaniel, James McKeon, George Mc- Knight, Calvin McManus, Michel Medawar, Clyde Meyers, Gene Miller, Robert Miller, William Mixon, Roy Montalbano, Harold Moore. Fourth Row: James Murtagh, Wrendell Nealy, Bobby Nevils, Charles O ' Connor, James O ' Neal, Ronald Padgett, Earl Ferret, Robert Pflug, Heroic Plauche, Curtis Prejean, Claude Pu- milia. Fifth Row: David Rees, Clement Rieffel, George Risinger, Robert Rivet, James Robinson, Thomas Robinson, Leonard Rue, Jon Savoie, David Scally, Harry Shaheen. Sixth Row: James Shir- ley, Marion Simpson, Foster Stickley, Donald Texada, Marion Trahan, Kenneth Veca, Frank Wagner, Williams Wall, John Welsh, William Yarbrough. 199

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PHI CHI First Row: Joseph Abadie, Frank Anzalone, Tuney Arceneaux, Arnold Barker, Rogers Bellow, William Bernard, Charles Ber- trand, Marshall Bice, Andrew Biles, James Blackburn, Robert Ble- reau. Second Row: Dewitt Bolton, Louis Bordeaux, Melvin Bour- geois, Joseph Bourque, Eugene Brandt, Nicholas Broussard, Robert Broussard, Raymond Brown, Redfield Bryan, Alton Bujard, Ed- ward Butler. Third Row: Salvador Cefalu, Thomas Cocke, J. L. Comeaux, Michael Cooper, Jack Coussons, Adolph Cronan, Ken- neth Cranor, John Daigre, Gary Daniel, James Dardeau, Harold DeBlanc. Fourth Row: John deValcourt, Gary Dildy, George Dimitri, George Dunn, Curtis Duplechain, Sidney Dupuy, Erwin Engert, John Epling, Gerald Elias, Michael FaKouri. Fifth Row: James Falterman, Crayton Fargason, William Ferguson, Robert Fleming, Gerald Foret, Wiley Fowler, Robert Gibbs, William Gill, Jacob Goff, Frank Graffagnino. Sixth Row: Warren Grafton, John Greer, Conrad Gregory, Robert Griffon, Benjamin Haley, Robert Hargis, William Harmon, Travis Harrison, James Hatcher, Frank Hava. 198

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PHI BETA PI First Row: Jack Andonie, Byron Aucoin, Paul Bagalman, James Bergeron, Rayland Beurlot, Otis Biggs, Thomas Black, Irvin Bon- nin, Stephen Bourgeois, Gordon Bowers. Second Row: William Brumlow, Jerry Gates, Louis Cotton, Charles Cotton, Peter Culotta, Roy Daigrepont, John Davis, Merritt Dearman, Frank DiVincenti, Gerald Dominque. Third Row: Lester Ducote, James Fontenot, Bobby Fulmer, Kenneth Haydel, Andrew Jobe, Carroll Johnson, Edmond Kalifey, Charles Karam, Harry Kellerman, James Mc- Burney. Fourth Row: John McLachlan, Robert McManus, Wilbert Manuel, Jesse Marcel, William Marmande, Felix Mathieu, Robert Maurer, Neil Mason, Roy Nation, Charles Norwood, Richard Oosta. Fifth Row: Anthony Poche, Clarence Poimboeuf, Mark Roy, Kenneth Simon, Paul Snow, Gilmore Snyder, Edward Thorn- hill, Richard Vidacovich, John Warner, John White, Emery Williams. OFFICERS TOMMY HAYDEL President GORDON BOWERS Vice-f ' resident JOHN DAVIS Secretary HUGH KING Treasurer Phi Beta Pi is one of the oldest and largest national medical fraternities. It was established at the University of Pittsburgh in 1894. Beta Zeta Chapter was established at LSU Medical School in 1933. Since that time its aims have been to promote better understanding and study among its members, to encourage good companionship, and provide relaxation from hard work encountered in a medical education. Among the planned social events of the year are three rush parties, the Christmas Dance, the Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball, Deep Sea Fishing Trip and a Steak Supper for Seniors. Much of the success of the social events can be attributed to the assistance of an active Wives ' Club. 200