o A R M Y R O T C ROTC Officers: Center front: LTC Arnold. First row: MA] White, CPT Steel. Second row: Mrs. Pollard. Third row: MSG Green, SSG Griffin, SGM Harges. Orienteering . . . rappelling . .. mountaineering . . . canoe - ing. These are all part of the new image of Army ROTC at McNeese, and it’s called “adventure training.” ROTC cadets spend a great deal of time outside the classroom in all types of hands-on training, putting into practice what they learn in theory in the classroom. This training prepares them both physically and mentally to meet the challenges which they will face as Army officers on active duty or as members of the Reserve Components. Whether or not a student plans to earn a commission in the U.S. Army through ROTC, all of them enjoy the friendly competition and spirit of the corps which adventure training fosters within the Cadet Corps. 316 ¢ Organiza Teas Mrs. Louviere, CPT Taylor, CPT Sivule,
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Pi Kappa Delta is an honorary fraternal organiza- tion for intercollegiate debaters, individual event competitors, nonclassroom audience speakers and in- structors teaching courses in oral communication. Its pur- pose Is to promote scholar- ship, especially in the field of forensic speaking in senior American colleges and universities. The membership of Pi Kappa Delta is com- posed of men and women united in the ideal of free speech — the art of persua- sion, beautiful and just. For over half a century, Pi Kappa Delta members through research, leadership, and ser- vice have nurtured, en- couraged, and promoted higher ethics and increased proficiency in the use of the spoken word as the means of clarifying, guiding, and protecting the democratic . processes of our American Members: Ito r: Jack Rogers — President, Lawana Holmes, Donna Spears — Secretary, Tom heritage. Gray — Treasurer. Back: Coach Bill Casey — Advisor, Mrs. Sigrid Novak — Honorary, Dale Gauthreax — Vice President. I to r: Coach Bill Casey, Dale Gauthreaux, Jack Rogers, Donna Spears, Tom Gray. Not shown: Lawana Holmes, Ter- rone Fowlkes. 318 ¢ Organizalifeas
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