Lamar University - Cardinal Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

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Members of the Society for Advancement of Management include, front row, left to right, Judith Steinhauser, Judy Kay Thibodeaux, Virginia Carol Studdard, Carla J. Eckles. Second row, left to right, Houston N. Hamilton, Donald E. Gray, Thomas L. Gillespie, Bobby James Bean. Lewis J. Massingill. Third row, left to right, Joe W. Manning, Ernie Brady Lee, Vernon J. LeJeune, Eddie E. Bush, Robert Louis Kiber. Back row, left to right, Paul P. Langley, Larry Wayne Deorsam, Danny Ray Joubert, Kenneth Roy Nor- wood, James D. Simpson. ' . 1 , ! 15 Officers of SAM are, seated, Carla J. Eckles, representativeg Stand- ing, left to right, Bobby James Bean, president: Eddie E. Bush, second vice-presidentg Houston N. Hamilton, treasurer. Not pictured are Russell E. Theis, first vice-presidentg Delores Y. Frenzel, recording secretaryg Ernest Wayne West, corresponding secretary: Michael F. Roll, parliamentariang Mary Ann Rethke, representative: Dr. W. W. Bennett and Howard V. Galliher, sponsors. Society for Advancement of anagement Members Paul Gary Anderson Dorothy K. Arrington Peggy C. Baillio Bobby James Bean Charles Ray Becker Sharon Ann Blanton Pierre O. Boisvcrt Andrew W. Brauninger John David Bridges Donald W. Bryan Charles Allen Burrow Eddie E. Bush Keith D. Butler George Lee Cliett James Hunter Coe Leland Jude Comeaux John David Coston George H. Coyner Marfaret E Crabtree g. . Raiford Wayne Crawford Marlynn Marie Cross George Calvin Davis Linda D. Davis Larry Wayne Deorsam Carla J. Ecklcs Larry Elliott Ronald L. Ermcl Jerry H. Fleming Walden Wade Flickinger Dwayne I.. Fontcnot Vernon Wayne Franklin Edmund Paul Frels Delores Y. Frenzel Thomas L. Gillespie Martha C. Golden Donald M. Gore Louis Edward Grand Donald E. Gray James Earl Green Wayne A. Gregory Camelle H. Haddad Houston N. Hamilton Lee Floyd Hamilton Charles M. Hayden John K. Hollis Michael E. Hollomon Robert Lee Hooker John I. Hostetler Marlon John Hulin Gary Bryan Jaetzold Danny Ray Joubert Robert Louis Kiber Paul P. Langley Vernon J. LeJeune Ernie Brady Lee Susan Ann Lockart Jerome D. Losack Joe W. Manning Lewis J. Massingill John Byford McCall Charles B. McClain James M. McDonnell Patricia Ruth Miers Jack David Mitchell James T. Mitchell Richard Niels Moers Harold D. Morphis Joel Wayne Muller Harlan A. Nelson, Jr. Kenneth Roy Norwood Beverly L. Owens William D. Parrish Thomas L. Prejean Mary Ann Rethke Charles Elvis Roark Dannis L. Robinson Paul Edwin Robinson Michael F. Roll Carl Lewis Savino Ronnie Lee Shipp Sharon E. Shook James D. Simpson Sandra Joyce Smith Jimmy U. Soileau Judith Steinhauser Virginia Carol Studclard Barbara L. Teague Robert Wayne Tebbs. Russell E. Theis Judy Kay Thihodeaux John R. Thompson Paul Joseph Thorp Murphy G. Vital Joseph K. Vogel Kenneth Van Waggener Teresa Ann Waters Ernest Wayne West Gerald W. West .James Clayton Windham Michael B. Yancey John William Zoch

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Sigma Pi V Sigma Sigma Pi Sigma, national Physics hon- or society, recognizes the attainment of high scholarship and potential achievement in physics among outstanding students. Members of the Society of Physics Stu- dents are eligible for membership in Sigma Pi Sigma. 1 Members of Sigma Pi Sigma are, seated, left to right, Ben William Crosby, William Earl Powell, Vergil S. Davis, Jr. Standing, left to right, Samuel S. Hancock, Eddie Nolan Bernard, Emil Stephen Macha, Raymond W. Henry. Not pictured is Robert E. Maute. Society of Physics Students Eddie Nolan Bernard Clifford L. Brock Norman Dean Brown Pearson Cash Caldwell, .l r. James W. Cole, Jr. Ben William Crosby Kenneth P. Fanette Myers Lee Foreman Samuel A. Gray Samuel S. Hancock Linda Dianne Hodges Orin Wayne Holland Richard G. Howe Christopher H. Kresser Lynane Louvier Emil Stephen Macha Robert E. Maute Wanda Ann McCormick Fred Otto Meyer, III Joseph J. Michalsky, Jr Cherie Cay Parsons William Earl Powell James Michael Price Theresa Ann Rubio Kurt F. Schroeder Frank Robert Simms Sponsors of the two groups are, left to right, J, G. Shepherd, Dr. Joseph F. Pizzo, Jr., and Dr. Carl J. Rigney. Officers of Sigma Pi Sigma and the Society of Physics Students are Ben William Crosby, left, secretary-treasurerg Samuel S. Hancock vice president Not pictured is Robert E. Maute, president.

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Officers of the Student Education Association are, left to right, Linda D. Braden, Sharon Lee Martin, treasurerg Gail Elyse Runyon, second vice-presiden Mrs. Margaret B. Rodgers, sponsor, Carolyn Elisabeth Marsh, president: Lois Louise Hencey, first vice-president: Karen Adele Blankenship, secret Elizabeth R. Coffin, Not pictured are Sheryl Anne Savoy, reporter-historiang Dr. Oliver P. Monk, sponsor. Student Education Association Texas Student Education Association is the professional organization for college and university students preparing to teach. TSEA is sponsored by the Texas State Teachers Association and the National Education Association. An active member of the TSEA enjoys many benefits, including merits such as the Teacher Registration Service, but the greatest asset is being a part of the total involvement of the preparing teacher. Such involvement includes not only teacher training but action on issues related to education and the many challenges of our times.