University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Kappa Epsilon -.11 . neel Pam Gill Leah Meadows. Ua Ann Robbins, Melanie Smith, Dawna Walters, Sangita Patel, Amy Buckles Amy Boatman Chasity Burnham Dina onlv GinsS Dean Lydia Edwards Ginger Geno, Kim GrifTm, Gera Hudson, Ga.l Mullen, Teresa Rowley. Marcy Thompson, Jana Waller, Donna West, Kam o ' g. Ton sfr eu Chri tTBrown Darla Dallison. Melissa Flagg. Cor.e Johnson. Jenn.fer Uwrence. Becky McNeal. U.gh f - ' bmso usan Su ' l.van.JC a murch mv Woods Audra Busby Tanya Hedgepeth, Michell Mellenger. Vicki Sartm, Gwen Stnnger, Jill Williamson, Tonya Clark, Molly Adams. Tanya BorreU on Chip eTSume Kave Dearmal. Char?Enlow. Julie G.dd.ngs. Karen Herndon. Shauna McCarthy. GretchenPe.tz Stephanie S sTr e, Vance. Shelley .Mel nda Williams, Dariene Acton. Leisha Boyles. Christy Bums. Dawn Edge, Stephanie Goode, Jana Johnson. Che ; l- ey- A y MuUin . . nson Leigh Vandiver Wimberly Gayle. Adelene Huam, Jenni Hansen. Dana Jo Smith. Laura Lea Tapp, Kristen Goehnng. Kim Jarvis, Chnstel Barnes Berne Tanii Couen Evdyn Cuthbert. Dayle Dillon. Sedji Gardner, Pam Graham, Jennifer Hollingsworth, Tara Mir, LauneRisher. Jennifer Taylor Lon« V nson, . u ih Lsan wnsorEmily Ash, thristy Bradford, Haley Collier, Elle English, Anna Johnson, Deanna Lamb, Tern Long, Lon Nelson, Sarah Ross, Tracy Turner, joe Womble Copa Epsilon is a national professional fraternity that promotes women in (hrmacy. The Alpha Gamma Chapter of the University of Mississippi was hrtered in 1 960 with the purpose of uniting female pharmacy students and Touraging the advancement of the female pharmacist. Since the founding of h; organization, KE has instilled with its members a desire for high scholarship. ice 60% of the students now enrolled in pharmacy school are women, KE is lb needed as a place to develop leadership skills, strive for excellence, and Ifelop lifelong friendships which members can carry into their chosen fields iri the new challenges facing women in pharmacy. OFFICERS:Lydia Ed- wards, Dina Courtney, Laurie Risher, Tanya Bor- reU, Gail Mullen, Donna West, Kaye Dearman, Tanji Gotten, Ghristel Barnes, Lorie Vinson, Jen- nifer Hollingsworth ADVlSOR.Ms. Nancy Fuller em s vd%s ' d ' m cS ( np 233

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Pre-Law Society Adam Farlow. Shannon Rummul. Jay Woods Steve Wallace, Nicole Germain, Bill Pittman, Brian Sanderson, Stephen Collins, Colleen King. Jay Allen, Jeff Carson, Jason Barrett, Maradith Tuten, Tara Lacey, Catherine Sipp, Charles Merkel. John Bataman, Sherri Wallace, Jennifer Williams, Wayne Averett, Rebecca McRae, Comeline Bostick, Jason Johnen, Stacy marshall, Robert Denckhoff, Mandy Mendza, Paloma Collantes, Jamison Leigh, Lucy Brewer, David Tan, Jeremy Chelmers, Rosemary Euher, Laura Polk The Olc Miss Prc-Law Society was formed al the University of Missis- sippi in the spring of 1 990, as a socity and honorary, to aid students in their quest for legal studies. The society acts as an infrmation clearing house and support group. It provides in- formation on applying to law schools, and on LSAT test dates. Also, the society sponsors speakers from dif- fernt ares of law, law students, law school officials, and other related subjucts. The Society inducts new members twice a year. These mem- bers are chosen on the basis of ac- ademic achievement, outstanding character, ability, and personality. OfficersrKatherine Barrett, Jeremy Hebert, Scott Shaws, Sharon Wilson ' @p sf)l ' dZs ' D ' m LS • nip 235