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lock and Bridle strives to pro- mote agriculture in various professional, collegiate and high school programs. Officers for the 1987-88 term include: Russell Zaunbrecher, president; Mollie Bai- ley, vice-president; and Susan Phillips, secretary treasurer. Larry Coker serves as sponsor. 144 Organizations @®) ; F REPUBLI TEA! i Whe Wildlife ai) | Forestry Club |, constantly at work |” preserve wildlife ° whatever ways pos” ble, including the it ‘ plementation of nj” merous conservatii projects. | Officers for 1987-|'! term include: Adril- LeJeune, presider| Pamela McMahon, ce-president; and D! McKinzey, treasurer.
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Pi Mu Epsilon i Mu Epsilon is de- voted to promoting mathematic scholarly ac- tivity among students and staff in both academic and non-academic activ- ities; its members are elected on an honorary basis according to mathematic proficiency. Officers for the 1987- 88 term include: Michelle Foster, president; Dennis Lee, vice-president; Me- lanie Williams, secre- tary treasurer; and Mike Ruehlen, senator. FRONT ROW: Mike Ruchlen, Monique Bernard, Alan Sigler; middle row: Beth Leidig, Shari Gaspard, Michelle Foster, Me- lanie Williams, James Callahan; back row: Willie Jenkins, George Mead, Sid Bradley and William Denny. he purpose of the Agronomy Club is to promote a better un- derstanding and appreci- ation of agronomy and agriculture in general. Regular monthly meet- ings are held in Gayle Hall. Highlights of the year included a Fall So- cial, Spring Social, and a Pecan Sale. Officers for the 1987- 88 term include: Luke Doise, president; Kyle Fontenot, vice-president; Russell Zaunbrecher, sec- retary-treasurer. 0) Organizations 143
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eigma Gamma |DEpsilon is an Mhorary Earth Sci- we fraternity which «ks to enhance the logical knowledge ts members. fficers for the 137-88 term include: ry Carlile, presi- Nt; James Madison, vie-president; Ray Pity, secretary- Wisurer; Tony Log- ese, corresponding “retary; and Cathy “kin; editor. | NT ROW: James Batch- ‘(faculty advisor), Tony ianese, Cathy Gaskin, es Howard Tindol, Dr. ‘rt Mahfond; back row: Jées Madison, Ray Fluty Jerry Carlile. % 2. Horticulture Club embers of the : Horticulture Club share ideas and keep abreast of devel- opments in the’ culture of greenhouse plants and field vegetables. Officers for 1987-88 include: David Hull, president; Loretta Lloyd, treasurer; Pam- ela McMahon, report- er. Penny Taylor serves as advisor. ) Organizations 145
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