University of West Alabama - Paragon Yearbook (Livingston, AL)

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Pi Kappa Phi Pi Kappa Phi is, in every since 0f the word, a leader at Livingston University. There is no activitiy in which Pi Kappa Phi doesntt play an active part. In student govern- ment, Pi Kappas play an important role since they contain several Senate seats and the SGA vice-Presidency. In Intra- mural sports, Pi Kappa Phi is always among the strongest competitors. One doesntt even have to say that the Pi Kappa Phi Little Sisters are the most beautiful girls on campus. The fact that the Top Paragon Beauty and the Homecoming Queen are both Pi Kapp Little Sisters speaks for itself. First Row: Gary Allen, Sidney Atkins, Ronald Binion, Hal Bloom, Jr., BObby Bush,'Billy Collins, Van Crigger. Sectmd Row: Glen A. Davis, Edward Dillard, William Dale Eldridge, th, Don Faulkner, Freddie Flshburne, Frank Fuller, and Petnck Glass. Third Row: Charles Hall, Jr., Thomas J. Holliman, James Hood, Danny Johnson, Johnny Johnston. Bob Moore, Nlcky Osbern. Fourth Row: James R. Padgett, Cooper Pattonn,Harry Powee, John Taylor Powell, Terry Ray, Danny. Rhodes, and .l'ames- Blen- hart, Jr- Fifth Row: Steve Smith, Dennis Stephens, Jimmy Stewart, Larry R. Stewart, Joe Ulmer, Lou nggms, and Alvm Wllhams.

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n. 0 h C r A d Z E y o R d n a m. m P a h c d w o P n h o .J m .m r o t .m H. d r m D .w d d E Pi Kappa Phi Officers: J ack Evans-Warden .9??? , ,, . 23,74 , 51,41, Vile? 25711, 2' Sisie Altieri. Louise Eldridge. Ilips. Janis Wingate, Stand ng: Jane Ph Pi Kapp Little Sisters and Wanda Gardner. Seated: Sandy Morgan, Sara Moody. Barbara Thomas. Charlotte Drinkard. Debbie Robinson, and Wand sa Upton. Billie Collier. Sara Thomas, Martha Kay Thompson. Tere a Bailey

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w, mlqn'w'n'wmzm n . Mydmulutual 4h i XRKNNNRVXN 3x Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon was the first national fraternity 0n the Livingston University cam- pus. T.K.E. is a social fraternity which sponsors civic improvement programs, im- provement 0f Livingston University, and the social development of its students. Our local chapter actively participates in all intramural programs. In past seasons we have attained recognition in football, soft- ball, and basketball. T.K.E. stands for scholarship as well as social life. Study halls are held each night for those who feel that they need help. Additional help is given by our associate members. , OFFICERS: tSeatedi Doug Brown, Vice-President; Mr. Glen Bridges, Advisor; Ed Grier, Presj. dent; Drew Elliott, Pledge Trainer. tStandingi Lennie Kusta, Historian; Tom Adams, Secretary- Henry Hayes, Treasurer; Jim Bodden, Sergeant at Arms; Bob LaVigne, Chaplain. , Charlie Abernathy Tom Adams Randall Alsabrook Sidney A. Averette Ercie L. Baker Dale W. Ballard Al Blanton Bob Brown Larry Bryant Larry C. Campbell J . W. Carr Don C. Carroll Barry E. Colburn Larry M. Colburn Thomas A. Darby, Jr. Jerry Davidson Drew Elliott J erry W. Evans Kenneth Gallman Joseph Gibson 124 , tab.