University of New Orleans - Trident Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Beta Alpha Psi Beta Alpha Psi, a national professional accounting fraternity comprised ot honor students, was added to the roster campus organizations this year. Founded in 1919, Beta A psi presently consists of about 80 chapters and more 34,000 members. Membership is open to students with a average in all subiects and an average of 3.0 in accoun ' c0Ur5eS. The UNO chapter initiated thirty-six charter mem 6 Pt e' X l tthe spring installations. lpha than 2.5 ting bers a P a Ps: were Frances Whitmore, treasurer, a Vx, off' lcers of Bel Al lt ' ' - P tricia Grady, vice-president, Emmett 209

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4 i l l T i i i I . X T, Alpho Theto Epsilon T l f Serving the purpose of singling out exceptional students T l for distinction, Alpha Theta Epsilon Honor Society contributes ' l T to the intellectual lite on the campus and provides a meeting l T ground where students ot more than average ability can get T y to know each other. l l Alpha Theta Epsilon sponsored the annual Honors Day - y program on campus, attracting over 900 local high school l l juniors and seniors to the UNO campus. The society also f I i sponsored a campus wide meeting with Mayor Moon Lan- ffl' , I 3 drieu this year. Other activities in which the society partici- PV 1 pated were Spooky Spectacles, Winter Wonderland, a meet- 1 ,T l ing of the candidates for SGA president, and intramural -'-i - I ,i k sports. : f i l l 1 i T 2 T T l l I i 1 ii l l i lj T i gi i T will l i il T i l rl lyl T ll 'L N t 5 il 1 ll 4 T I f 1 ll rm ' 'L-T T l My T l i we , T i l The officers of Alph Th T E -1 T T T l and T0mmY l0el1f1, rgpfeseegtatlgje-ZlllaarZje.Don Wllllams' president? JOY Mefidier, treasurer: Brenda Parker, secretary? Pafflfila HU9he5f Vl'e'plesldll ii , T I i l T 1 l l T l li in ll ll, T i ti i my T l il l l 20

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