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

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KAE Mdids . V277 if lx MI k' 1 Qi 1 A W '49 1 9 X' Doris Bucklin Bonnie Darst Tiffany Hebert Cathy Anastasia Marcy l.aFleur 5f'Ph0 5' Pe f0di'1 5U 'dY Tf0U0fd KAE Sweetheart Ronald Rios and Gerald David receive a flag for KAE from a representative of Woodmen of the World in recognition of public service. i ' ' F ' I '3- I-.9 I ' J T 4, f. sa 5 Elaine Hardesty Jim 5,-my Johnny Benoit Terry Collins Ralph Irving Pledge Sweetheart vu? r 'Z ' .4g- 3 1 .4-' ' 1 ' ' .-ff' ,W -N . Elvis Latiolaix Dennis Lavoi Don LeGros Tommy LeGundre Terry McFiIlen Duqng Morgan Cali ' Richie Ory Richard Pelloquin Bvlth Poole Rusty Richard Joe Rogers Mike Romero -.--o '-, -.I Mike Landry lg.-'H ur'-r-'wrt J fi Dan Morrish 'H si Pat Wilson

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44 t r 5' fbi' 7 'S Kappa Alpha Epsilon -5 xiii? lxfjfi Gerald David Ronnie R President Vice P - IES. l l Bob Gleghorn G 92 Hlb'-'fl t, .,. in Jay LaFleur Roland .1 If - 75 Kappa Alpha Epsilon was founded one year ago, March 22, l968. Moved by an inspiration to find greater truths, the men of our organization assembled to form a true brotherhood. Our selectiveness of brothers holds in our tradition of quality. All the brothers are proud of their fraternity, and each of his brothers. The twelve months the fraternity has been established have been very suc- NQf,f1',Q,Q ,Qs5 cessful. Besides accomplishments in social strivings, we are proud of the civic work we have done for the com- munity. During football season, KAE defeated all the other fraternities and won first place in the organizational - . league. We completed several public service proiects. We extend our sincere thanks to Mr. Warrick Dickson and Mr. John Young for all their help as advisors. KAE has a Q bright future. The members hope to obtain a charter from Donnieumme a national order soon. f are a a at 7 r A P : 0 l 0 la J Doug MCMHHH Joe pegufggu, Roan Scraper Joe Stewart Raymond Stewart li The i968 KAE Pledge Class

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Phi Kappa Thetci f'?TT7'+T - . . .. L l 9 0 y, y l-,fi - ...- f rr- Donalcl Storlnovich Albert Borel Robert Petgygon President Vice-Pres. Secretary . Tx . PQQQ , 3'5 Tl? . I 1 ,V Ql d -X ' Y in .. . S888 S Phi Kappa Theta was organized as a non-profit corpora- tion consisting of two national fraternities, Phi Kappa and Theta Kappa Phi. Phi Kappa Theta is the first and only fraternity to found a chapter in the fraternal homeland, Greece. Phi Kappa Theta is scholarship, brotherhood, lead- ership and social. Scholarship is required since the quest for knowledge is the greatest goal of mankind. Brother- hood is a feeling of close friendship which arises through common ideals, activities and trust. Leadership is the development of the qualities necessary for leading men. These qualities are developed through positions of leader- ship and responsibility within and without the fraternity. Social entails service as well as social enjoyment. Service is rendered to the college, community, nation and man- kind as a whole. Lambda Tau is the newest fraternity on the campus, but we are growing, with many opportunities for members to grow with the fraternity. .xy V Julius Arabic Dr. Robert Berube Dr. Thomas Colley Treasurer Advisor Sponsor . 'gm 1 A , . AQ. ' : iv l ll 'r .Q fllll H - ' Q fi l rv- A 'gy 'Iii L ' T. Mggr, M, J, Bernard Karl Alexander Howard Blessing Corl Brown Norman Coin James Craddock Michael Dues Advisor i , T .Il In the fall, Phi Kappa Theta sponsored the Dating Game for the enioyment of all McNeese students.