McNeese State University - Log Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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'llama' Veteran's Club The purpose of this veterans organiza- tion is to broaden the education of mem- bers, to foster and develop a social or- ganization that will establish and per- petuate the bonds of friendship, to co- operate vvith the college, and to pro- vide service to the college, community, and the United States of America. The club is open to men who have been in service and are now attending McNeese State College. Jerry C. Little-Presidonl i Betty Jeanne Glart-Sweetheart Grady F. Rial: IReI.l S r ponsa . 1-1 ' e tt' i r Mayo Howard Raymond Haney Vice Pres. Spgretary i 'x'i'L'V Darrell GOOCUIUU Charles Gamaraes Publicity ,digs-, mi... :Ei .'Q..V7'l '-fl lift. c -'-2' in it it pl A k 'V 1 4. , lv. Bob Hadley Bob Jacobs Treasurer Senator ...W -w, W 5-W ' -V ll , i r' . X fiil 'A l X . l ' -,,,. l , l j ' 4 i Herbert Beers Jim Metcalf

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Circle K Club l -1 Paul Mortin Terry Johnson Doryl Counts President Vice-President Treasurer R , N . Q y . l ' Chick Hawsey Riecke Baumann Dott Eolzon Secretary Senator Sweetheart Col. George R. Cole, club sponsor, drives home a point during discussion period. MEMBERS FOR 1968-69 Riecke Baumann Bubba Bouquet Daryl Counts Randy Doine Charles Duhon Chick Hawsey Steve Hennigan Terry Johnson Gayle Marshall Paul Martin Ben Mount Taylor Rock Carey Wilson As a service organization for college men sponsored by the Lake Charles Kiwanis Club, the McNeese Circle K Club's purpose is to be of service to the school and community in every possible way. Proiects of the organization this year included such activities as ushering at the McNeese production of Handel's The Mes- siah and the sale and distribution of spirit hats bearing the slogan Sock it to 'em, Cowboys at the football games. The 1968-69 Circle K Sweetheart, Dott Bolzoni, acts as official hostess to the club. During the year club members attended divisional workshops at USL and other inter-club meetings. The school year was closed with an installation banquet held in the spring for club members. ,--0' --pr' State Sen. Jesse Knowles, one of several speakers presented during the year at club meetings, illustrates some of the finer points of Louisiana and national politics.

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AWR The AssociaTed Women ResidenTs, a uniTed organization representing The Tour women's dormiTories, is in iTs Third year of operaTion. The purpose of This organizaTion is To represenT The women residenTs in The sTudenT governmeni, as well as in oTher campus acTiviTies. High sTandards of conducT and scholar- ship are The aims of The AWR. Besides promoTing parTicipaTion in sTudenT gov- ernmenT, AWR provides social and cul- Tural acTiviTies To bring The women resi- denTs TogeTher in a sTrong and lasting organizaTion. AWR also sponsors The scholarship Trophies for The dormiTories. A united eTforT iT Truly is, as can be seen Through iTs varied program of acTiviTies. Associated Women Resident s dorm wing representatives