Lamar University - Cardinal Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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DONALD VVAGNER HGNGRARY . . . ALPHA PI EPSILG O SECRETARIAL SCIENCE SORORITY The Alpha Zeta chapter of Alpha Pi Epsilon was in- stalled on the campus in 1946. This national secretarial science honorary sorority was founded in 1933 in Los Angeles, CaliFornia. Its purpose is to stimulate an active interest in secretarial scienceg to foster and promote a high standard of attainment in scholarshipg and to keep alive the highest ideals in this field OF work. OFFICERS FALL SPIRNG DORIS BRADFIELD -- c Presiolent .... E- DOROTHY ELROD NANCY EZELL ..... r- Vice-president -- . TEANE VVILLIAIVIS ELAINE. STREETMAN --,,- Secretary -W-. THERESA THOMAS BONNIE FULTZ .... tt., R e porter .tt, .--- CAROLYN JANAK Mas. NORMA HALL --,.-- S ponsov' WI- MRS. Nomta HALL Miss SHIRLEY 'TI-IOINIPSON Sponsor M155 SIIIRLEY THOMPSON The Lamar Tech chapter of Alpha Pi Mu, Industrial Engineering Society,mcets monthly to encourage move- ments which will advance the best interests of engineering education and to further unify the student body of the Industrial Engineering Department in presenting its needs and ideals to the faculty. The organization was founded at Georgia Institute OF Technology on Ianuary 25, 1949. Edwin Berry, Norman lerkins, Phillip Pierce, Donald Wagner, David Vanover, Mr. Ierry Kotulan, and Charles Brazil make plans for their annual banquet. Inav A - - -1- . , nl- ,. Y-- T LEE- l E' ee 's Members of the Alpha Zeta chapter of Alpha Pi Epsilon pose in the Dining Hall following spring initiation cere monies. MEMBERS Doris Bradfield Nancy Ezell Bonnie Fultz Linda Holland Nancy A. Miller Martha Moulden Carol Perdue Sharon Red Elaine Streetman SPRING PLEDGES Lora Bussey Rebecca Campbell Constance Conley Dorothy Elrod Dona Gaye Fields 'Carolyn janak Barbara Kettering Linda Miller Gail Stevenson Annie Tibbits Theresa Thomas Peggy Vice jeane Williams Barbara Wilkinson INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY DAVID VANOVEII EDWIN C. Benny PHILLIP PIERCE I -, I, Cam. ELLERBEE President , , H, - -..,. Vice-president ..-.. Recording S ecretary Co1'respo1f1olin g Secretary - I -, .,...... ....... T reczsurer MR. JERRY T. KOTIILAN --- ---.- Sponsor 1959-60 MEMBERS PLEDGES Edwin C. Berry Carl Ellerbee Phillip Pierce David Vanover Donald Wagner Charles Brazil Gary Drumm Norman Ierkins John Levoslcy Herbert Otey

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. . . GOVERNMENT COMES-MCRRIS LL DCRMITORY CC NCIL i tvfk' -. 'fa 1 ,g'1..s.' -If l I ,, I-I . Q 44 ws.,fg,- -r , gqA: ,?1 ,'. '11Q,?!'S . ev 'E --v ur. hvcE..1.tfl.?t,g . I -f :' F 'QL AKQTNT- -.gg-Q li..- f X Bill Vincent, Pat Day, Harold Barclay, Angela LaRocca, Morris Padgett, and Don Ptacek are shown as they decorated For the Dorm Christmas Dance. lVlembcrs of the COIIIDS-lXl0F1'lS Hall Dormitory Council are elected by residents of the two dorms. Two members from each wing are chosen to co- ordinate the dormitory intramural program and plan activities. Outstanding functions this year in- cluded the Dorm Christmas Dance and the Trif Dorm Spring Picnic. OFFICERS Dennis Woods ....................., President James Pickett ..................c... Secretary Cary McKee .,.... ....... A thletic Chairman Sam Alfano . --.U A, , Social Clmirmarz Col. Wrircl Hoffman - -cw 1--. E, Sponsor Mr. Ceorge McLaughlin -E cc Sponsor REPRESENTATIVES Bobby Shepherd Dennis Woods Combs Hall, A-VVing David Moss James Pickett Combs Hall, B-VVing Herman Hankamer Charles VVilcox Morris Hall, A-Wing Sam Alfano David Vanover Morris Hall, B-Wiiig Gary McKee James Nelson Morris Hall, C-VVing Planning the calendar for dormitory intralnurals are left to right, first row, Dennis VVoods, David Moss, James Nelson, Herman Hankamer, James Pickett, second row, Sam Allano, Cary McKee, Col. VVard Hoffman, and Charles Wilcox. 1 N . I T i J I itf 4 l ' 1 J -l BETWH 2,4 1' uw

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0 Ig: Charter members of Cap and Gown include left to right, first row, Cecile Butts, Nancy Ezell, Darlene Galloway. Second row, Io Condray I-Iix, lean Starclce, Barbara Wilkin- son, Nancy Liby. Standing, Barbara Laminack, Katherine Fanette, and Anna Lee Aulbaugh. CI-IARTER SPRING MEMBERS PLEDCES A111121 LCC Barbara Io Best AUIIJHUSII Valerie Clark Cecile Butts Nancy Ezcll Katherine Fanette Darlene Galloway Io Condray Hits Barbara Laminack Nancy Liby jean Starcltc Barbara Wilkinsoi ETA Ann Knight Sarah Krebs Jerry Matthews Linda Muller Barbara Porter Yvonne Robb Gail Stevenson Bennie Walker K PPA '1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING FRATERNITY OFFICERS ROBERT TULLOS LM--. ,E..... ...... P resident E. R. IKELL -..-,-r --- Vice-president Cam. GAITO .....,c. ..... F irst Secretary ROBERT KRAITOI-mn ---- L-- Second Secretary ALLEN STREATER, Jn. ---N ..... Treasurer VVILLIANI COWAN ,.,,. --- I-Iistorian Mn. LLOYD B. CI-IERRX' -- ---,. Sponsor Mn. FLOYD M. Cnmyr .--.. --- Sponsor Mn. LYLE E. BOHREB --- .... Sponsor MR. D. ROBERT CARLIN ....L..., M-, Sponsor CHARTER MEMBERS Charles Bittle Gene Blankenship John Carlsen William Cowan Joseph Drayer Carl Gaito Athanasios Giannopoulos Ralph Haynes Wilson Huffer Robert Kraitchar James Lucas: Kenneth Rutherford Gerald W. Smith Allen Streater, Jr. Robert Tullos Charles Wilson Charles Zoch . . I-IONORARY GAP A D COW OUTSTANDING SENIOR VVOMEN Cap and Cown was organized at Lamar Tech, March 8, 1960, to recognize outstanding Senior women who have served their college and community and have maintained a high standard of scholarship. The objectives of the or- ganization include the promoting of college loyalty and the advancing of a spirit of service and fellowship among college women, and recognizing and encouraging leadership. OFFICERS BARBARA LAINIINACK .,............ 0- President DAP-LENE GALLOWAY L--- ....,,. Vice-president NANCY EZELL ...c.. ..,,L..,.., S ecretary NANCY LIBY .... L.... - -- Treasurer JEAN STARCKE ,,.LL....... ,-- Reporter Mas. BESS GENTRY ....,,-.- -- Sponsor Mas. IVIARGARET Ronoisns -- --- Sponsor Eta Kappa Nu, Electrical Engineering Honor Frater- nity, was founded in 1904 at the University of Illinois. Its Delta Beta chapter was installed on the Lamar campus in the spring of 1960. The purpose of Eta Kappa Nu is stated in the preamble to its constitution: That those men in the profession of electrical engineering, who by their attainments in college or in practice, have manifested a deep interest and marked ability in their chosen life work, may be brought into closer union whereby mutual benefit may be derived. Charter members of Eta Kappa Nu pose on the steps of the Engineering Building following their initiation ceremonies.