Honor S.ocieties Helpful Throughout the year, various honor societies provided students with the opportunity to be involved with a group within their field. Pi Kappa Delta, Alpha Delta Mu, Sigma Theta Tau, Kappa Pi, and Alpha Epsilon Rho recognized students for their academic talents. Memhers were selected according to their scholastic achievement, character and involvement within their field. Honor societies were beneficial to their members and helped them get practical experience within their specific area of study. -Jayne Lipford HEAD AND SHOULDERS. Stacy Scott leans against her fiance Dale Gaskin during Silly Day. Dale and Stacy were both members of AERho. AERho. Row 1: Stacy Scott, Jill Cooper, Holly Fannin, Darren Irby; Row 2: Dale Gaskin, Ashley Womack, Leslie Holland; Row 3 : Bart Roberts, Ryan Gibbons; Row 4: Mark Merchant, Nicole Warren, Judi Nogueira, Jason Clark, Rick Trujillo; Row 5: Lou Butterfield (sponsor.\ Anne-Marie Miles, Barry Baggett, Scott Fossey, Heidi Pickett, Matt Lockwood. 52 Honorable Impressions SIGMA THETA TAU. Front row: Cecilia Sanders, Marty Berry, Debbie Shoemaker, Tawna Pounders, We ndy Goodye ar, Li s a Shappard, Julie Huffman, Richard Smith; Row two: Susan Houtrou; Row thre e : Jo Ann Smith, Bre nda Etheridge, Lara Brasfield, Sandra Peachey, Melissa Smith, Be th Rick e tt. photo by Jonathan Sterling
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