Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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L-R: Arnold Williams—pres., Dr. B. Miles—advisor, George Taylor. A national scientific honor society made up of math, biology, chemistry and physics majors is Beta Kappa Chi. PRESIDENT Kim Dunbar VICE PRESIDENT Reginald Ogbonna SECRETARY Valerie Jackson TREASURER Felicia Rose 1st Row L-R: Jessie Hendrix, Valerie Dade, Felicia Rose, LaVern Goshen, Cassan- dra Weathorford, Delphine Lewis, Triveria Vernon, Cynthia Jackson, Darlene Smith, Peggy Osborne, Portia Kennedy. 2nd Row: Jacqueline Henry, Kimberly Boddie, Marchantia Griffin, Patricia Harris, Alesia Jester, Ginger Watkins, A national honor society promoting Myranda Johnson, Bernita Johnson, Tanna Turner, Delphine Hampton, Kim Dun- educational service programs for high bar. 3rd Row: Angie Vallien, Hazel Brown, Lorraine Childress, William Rockward, E God’Swill Akpuda, Phaedrea Ponds, Gilda Williams, Valerie Jackson, Veronica Prelow, John Thomas, Wilbur Washington, Michael Guidry, Donna Cox, Adriane Gill, Latonia Morrison, Chris Gholston, Robert Morrison III, Shunda Bickham, Regi- nald Ogbonna. school and college level students is Gam- ma Beta Phi. Gamma Beta Phi Honor 299

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PRESIDENT Jeffrey Dawkins VICE PRESIDENT Renita Know SECRETARY Roy Jackson 1st Row L-R: Steven Worley, Paul Lewis, Henry Waller, Darin Armstead. 2nd Row: Carla C arter, Shahara Miah, Jozel Owens, Fred House, Andrea Middleton, Roy Jackson, Renita Knox, Jeffrey Dawkins, Anita Martin, Clifton Lloyd, ‘‘Baby” Hank, Kim Baker, Karla Williams, Ingrid Cook, Cassandra Cook. 3rd Row Marquita Washington, Donnetta Lawrence, Terence Wright, Leon Fuller, Charles Hamilton, The Chicago area students William Cameron, John Anderson, Curtis Hobbs, Joy Harris, Caroline Taylor, Ter- strive for enhancement through rence Morris. community service. The honor societies at GSU stress academic excellence, leadership and exceptional ability and interest in a certain aspect of study. Every spring the honor societies co-sponsor the annual Honors Day program, which spotlights a guest speaker and awards banquet. Students who have shown great promise and scholar- ship are usually members of such organizations as Beta Kappa Chi, national scientific honor society; Gamma Beta Phi, academic honor society; Alpha Mu Gamma, foreign language honor society; Kappa Delta Phi, education’ honor society; and Kappa Omicron Phi, home economics honor society. Featured in the following pages are six honor societies. They are Beta Kappa Chi, Gamma Beta Phi, Kappa Del- ta Phi, Kappa Omicron Phi, Phi Beta Lambda, and Sigma | Tau Epsilon. OACum 298 Home

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! Kappa Delta Phii——— An international honor society in education that strives for excellence in teaching is Kappa Delta Phi. Members must possess 3.0 or aey WeeeT above grade-point averages. The group was founded in 1962 at Grambling. Nationally, it was created in 1911. 1st Row L-R: Belinda Lennison, Tangelia Thomas, Deanna Rog- ers, Tunya Conley, Elowse Fairrow. 2nd Row: Zanaida Harris, Chyrisse Staten, Alison Cousins, Glenda Kelly, Rufus Matthews. 3rd Row: Lisa Johnson, Stephanie Young. PRESIDENT Linda Green SECRETARY Lucy Smith TREASURER Joyce Devereaux L-R: Linda Green, Gloria Ard, Lucy Smith, Emma Wilson—advisor. Their goals are encouraging scholastics, leadership and professional activities and interests. 300 Honor