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Louisiana Tech’s French honor society, Pi Delta Phi, inducted new members recently to this national organization, which was founded more than 100 years ago on the University of California-Berkeley campus.

New members include Courtney Harrison, a senior English major from Shreveport; Jessica Johnson, a senior speech major from Ferriday; Laura Lee Johnston, a senior English education major from Calhoun; Isabelle Krempel, a senior professional aviation major from Germany, Tyler Landry, a non-degree program student from Jennings; Daniel Ruiz, a senior general studies major from Ruston; Missy Wallace, a junior English major from Ruston.

The society awarded Bethany Raybourn, a senior English major from West Monroe, a certificate of merit.

Dr. Dolliann Margaret Hurtig serves as Pi Delta Phi’s faculty adviser. Harold Campbell, a senior French major from Gibsland, is president, and Mary Margaret Gilbert, a graduate English student from Shreveport, is vice president.

The initiation included a song program led by Sawyer Halbrook, a graduate English student from Pineville, and Sean Richardson, a senior music major from Urania, and was followed by a reception.

Written by Judith Roberts