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These Notre Dame students have been invited to become members of the N.D. Beta Club. To be invited to join BETA, a student must have a cumulative 3.5 gpa. Seated from left are the Beta officers: Hunter Leonards, historian; Ryan Goss, vice president; Julia Guinn, secretary; Olivia Hensgens, chaplain; Alli Mouton, president; Angelle Bourgeois, parliamentarian (not pictured: Collin Moody, teasurer; Annabelle Pitts, reporter). New members are, second row from left, Kate Andrus, Annalise Maloz, Riley Shuff, Tesie Burleigh, Madalyn Reiners, Mary Elizabeth Gattle, Ava Arceneaux; third row from left, Lainey Stanford, Emilie Fields, Meredith Smith, Abigayle Daigle, Alli Coignard, Ellen Domingue, Audrey Mahaffey, Ava Foreman and Catherine LeLeux; fourth row from left, Gracie Duhon, Anna Zaunbrecher, Lilli LaPoint, Alex Meche, Chloe Guidry, Riley Hoffpauir, Parker Stewart, Leiden Hensgens and Evan Dauphine; fifth row from left, Aiden Leonards, Parker Meagher, Joshua G. Hebert, Henri Pommier, Reed Hoffpauir, William Prevost, Matthew Mixon, Leyton Faul, Parker Faust. Not pictured are Alex Welch, Marie Thibodeaux, Nicholas Fogleman, Addie Sonnier and Abigail Landry.

THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
On hand for the presentation of the proclamation designating September as “Attendance Awareness Month” in Crowley were, from left, Honorable Marie “M’Elise” Trahan, Judge, City Court of Crowley; Caroline Scott, Acadia Parish School Board Home School Liaison; Sharon Wilridge, APSB Home School Liaison; Carol Malbrough, APSB Homeless Advocate; Acadia Parish School District Superintendent Scott Richard; Crowley Mayor Tim Monceaux; Jenna Latiolais, Crowley Middle School Principal; APSB Federal Programs Manager Gregoire Theriot; APSB Parent & Family Engagement Coordinator Antoinette Pete; and Crowley Chief of Police, Jimmy Broussard.