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Delta Sigma Pi 1st row (l-r): Bob Shock, Jim Larken, Gerald Mawk, Bill Bigsby 2nd row Joe Sesky, Stan Cottnll. V P Pledge Education, Mike Mason, Secretary, Mike Stienert 3rd row Professor Lionel D Haigtit, Advisor, Bob Milford, Robert Rias, Jim Coy 4lh row: Mike Tru|illo, George Dunigan, Leroy Otero, Don Wingfield 5lh row Bob Jaynes, Ron Wills, Tom Owens, Ron Wimsait 6lh row Loren Jondatil, Professor Raymond A Conely, Advisor; Jotin Cra- mer. V P Professional Activities; Richard Rhodes 7th row: Chuck Bots- chen, Bryan R Gleaton, District Director; Danny Williams 8lti row: Jim Sea- ton, Doug Henderson, President, Don Jones, Richard Osterlund, Chancel- lor 9th row Charley Mackey, Larry Rodke, Roger Beaty Bacl row: Bill Dudley, Mike Leighty 24 I
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The Pom-Pom Squad was new to NMSU this year, est summer ten girls attended a cheerleading clinic or the El Paso Public Schools with the cheerleaders. Throughout the academic year, the girls have promot- 3d school spirit and added a special touch to Aggie athletic events. | to r): Linda Borregs, Janlfer Llewelyn, Dolly Susco, Anita Fielder, Terry Soma, Nancy Robinson, Marta Gonzales, Belinda Mason, Bertha James, Debbie Sharp 23
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American Home Ec. Association lome of the members are (I to r) Emily Cauhape, Lydia Lujan. Patty Porto. Mary Sweetser, Suzi Lewis, udy Meadgen. Nora Nelson. Virginia Sancties. Celester Woodward, Judy Blum, Carren Nicklas, Spon- or Dr Evelyn Hollen. Darliss Peabody. Sponsor Berneita Hendrix The NMSU chapter of the Ameri- can Home Economics Association is the student section of the pro- fessional organization. The pur- poses of AHEA are to provide pro- fessional development, promote interest in home economics, and to provide the application of class- room experience. The symbol is the betty lamp, which suggests simple American hominess and combines the idea of light and pleasant order in the household. Activities this year have been sponsoring fund-raising western dances, hosting the receptions for the Paraguayan exchange pro- gram, hosting the state meeting of NM-HEA Student Section, and par- ticipating in Ag Day. t ttie reception lor the Paraguayan exchange students. Emily Cauhape serves Dr George Dawson. Ag Econ., and Myriam Trussy, one of the ex- change students P lkk r BL 1 ■1 1 i K? H ! BflBlfifeh H Elizabeth Killgore and Gayle Hills sell tickets to one of the dances spon- sored by AHEA. 25
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