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

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Pcmhellenic Council I . Miss Linnie Lacy, Dean of Wor'nen, advises ihe Panhellenic Council. f'5c '91 r 5 fl P Tl , ,xiii 1 !jf 'T'57 FIV' ' E fix 9 .l Cv 8 0 Members of the Panhellenic Council are Kneeling, L. to R.: Frances Phillips, Phi Mu, Barbara Fertita, ADPi, Jean Sinitiere Chl Omega. Standing are: Marty Steiner, Phi Mu, Deborah Willit, ADPi, and Becky Davis, Chi Omega.

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't t, i 1' : r,' l , I, S X ,Q L A X' ri N I ix I I ka. -, V I-.Jr Pi Sigma Rho U -.' - C, 5 . G' i x MUf90f9l GYUWOH Theresa Adams Karin Robichaux Pres. V.P. Secretary 'Dlx L g 1 ,tx-x Q ' ati W .t its I fn- N' N .,. X N i Q W 1 g . 1 7, V 'Q-5 ,- y fs ,-T y aaj':i::'l' ' I Barbara Godwin Brenda Manuel Glinda Daucet Treasurer Senator - ii .iii W N l-llldd DOUGH Muflen' Flfesfonf Patricia Hilliard Gladys Oestriechar Madeline Landry Carolyn Sharp Y ,W S TX' Y 7 f - , Njr:5f -,V F, fi I t 1 -I Lv. 9' Pi Sigma Rho is a newly-organized, local sorority on cam- pus and the Zeta Tau Chapter has twelve charter members. The Panhellenic Council approved the Pi Sigma Rho con- stitution and by-laws on November 6, 1968. The sorority was founded to further civic and social interest in the community and all Pi Sigs have obtained 3.0 or better average. All of the members hold MSC scholarships. ln- dividual social accomplishments of Pi Sigs have included cheerleader candidates, assistant director for Look Home- ward, Angel, and positions on the varsity debate squad, Messiah, and the Lake Charles Civic Symphony. P . -v-J -I. sa, .-,,,f'y. ' T - -fl Above: President Margaret Grafton and faculty adviser Dr. Katherine Pittman discuss the by-laws. Below: Pi Sigs stand together. g L

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Gsm Alpha Kappa Lambda gr, ,S-' -'r L I, I. , l 1 r 1 I . 1 s I I 1 r . 1 -' ,, I 1 v I Ig I - 0. , 1 I -I 'fm' A , g V -s l I1 IIL I. .I rv by tug xx ', , - 3 1-. . Michael Reed David Elks Bruce Fraser President Vice'Pres. Treasurer 'fit ' ' I ' ' ' ' M. ' 'I , in fs A ,.-, . I .I , r, . in '14 - A ..,,. 'fr f -.- ari . 4 I Elliogg, Wygm Ray Badolato John Gammage Recording get Corresponding Secretary Sgt. At Arms ti- 'ii' ., if Q Y t ,lf lglitk f J?- tE? 1 Alpha Kappa Lambda was founded at the University of California in 1914. lt has grown to encompass forty chap- ters. Alpha Eta Chapter was established at McNeese State College as a colony in 1962 and received its charter in 1963. lts purpose is to provide its members with a mean- ingful fraternity experience. AKL affords its members excellent opportunities for leadership and binds them in an enduring brotherhood. Even so, AKL remains young in spirit and flexible for change. lt is the fraternity for the future. Our year began with the 24th National Conclave held in Colorado where over 200 AKL's gathered to ex- change new ideas, attend leadership college and perform necessary legislation. During the year, activities consisted of after-game parties, travelling to support the Cowboys at out of town games, weekly poster parties and display building. be-s 12' I . AKUS raise Caine at UISILI Game bonfim An AKL truck was driven in the Homecoming Motorcade. Help was given by AKL to the YMBC Food drive. An AKL P05l9f PBVTY