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

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Lambda - Alpha — : Epsilon various local criminal justice agencies cers for their Posen profession. — - Officers: Patrick LeMaire, president; Gene Steech, vice- president; Irene Haig, secretary; Susan Bonnin, treasurer; Vicky Jernigan, sergeant-at- arms; Mary Brignac, senator; George Wells, faculty advisor. - ee ‘Aone Epsilon is pedicaigs tothe advancement of professionalism — in the field of law enforcement. The fraternity works in conjunction with the — to provide activities that will help to prepare future law. enforcement offi- 193

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192 Kappa Omicron Phi is a national honor society in the field : ; of home economics. To become 4 a member, a home economics appa } WCcron | major or minor must have com- pleted at Jeast 8 hours in home economics studies and must be a sophomore. She must also have a high scholastic average in both home economics and out- of-department classes. Before being invited to join the organiza- tion, prospective pledges are voted on by the membership regarding leadership skills and personality. The purpose of this honor society is to further the best interests of home economics by recognizing and encouraging scholastic excellence, develop- ing leadership. abilities, fostering professional activities and inter- ests, and promoting fellowship among faculty and students of the profession. As a national service project, Kappa Omicron Phi contributes to Crossnore School. A yearly project is designated and chap- ters contribute to this project or to a school for school-age chil- dren who, for various reasons, need institutional care. Along with this project, the chapter collected sewing sup- plies to send to El Salvador, yj See bag % thie ary een! = teas Scie Sul aoe” se

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PUTER LRT ES Ce ae LAEMMLI OT IE BD ESBS A ITT ELEN LSS: DSS ARON ELE IESE TEI RAL LE EAE LEIS LITLE BR =a SAS ae SEL LLL OLD LEE LEE LEI ES Fe Bees PSS EST Pi Mu Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon is a national non-secret organization incor- porated in 1914 under the laws of the state of New York. Its purpose is to promote scholarly activity in mathemat among students in academic institutions and among st members of qualified non-academic institutions. It aims te this, in addition to other measures, by electing members their proficiency in mathematics and by engaging in activities designed to promote the mathematical and scholarly devel- opment of its members. The local chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon was formed Mai 1964. The present officers are: Faculty Advisor — Dr. Harlin Brewer President — James Allen Turner Vice-President — Robin Tanner — Secretary-Treasurer — Danny Allen SGA Senator —- Deborah Ann Derouen SGA Alternate Senator—-TonyJones The principal activities of the organization are meetings for the conduction of business and presonae ofm thematical papers by members. =