Background
Lyle, Marguerite Richard was born on September 13, 1929 in Lafayette, Louisiana, United States. Daughter of Clarence Phillip and Jacqueline Mathilde (Weil) Richard.
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Marguerite Richard Lyle
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Marguerite Richard Lyle, American Communications consultant. Named Honorary Member Future Farmers of America, 1963; recipient Achievement award Louisiana Women in Politics, 1987, Outstanding Public Servant award Indiana Arts Council, 1989-1990, Outstanding Volunteer Activist from Volunteer Center, 1990-1991.
Education
Bachelor, University Southwestern Louisiana, 1950. Master of Arts, University Southwestern Louisiana, 1971.
Career
Teacher, Lake Charles (Louisiana) City School System, 1950-1951; teacher, Allen Parish School System, Oberlin, Louisiana, 1951-1964; associate professor, U. Southwestern Louisiana, Lafayette, 1964-1984; board member, chair instructional committee, Lafayette Parish School System, since 1981; communications consultant, since 1978.
Achievements
Membership
Founder Lafayette Natural History Museum and Planetarium, 1968. Board directors, secretary Downtown Lafayette Unlimited, since 1987. Past curriculum chair Leadership Lafayette, 1986-1988.
Member International Listening Association (president 1983-1984, President award 1982), Lafayette Natural History Museum Association (committee chair 1972-1973, 77-88), Louisiana Wildflower Association, RSVP.
Interests
Connections
Married Michael G. Lyle, August 3, 1952 (deceased May 1986). Children: Melinda, Jacqueline, Michael, Elizabeth.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1950
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1971
Career
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1950 - 1951
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1951 - 1964
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1964 - 1984
Awards
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Named Honorary Member Future Farmers of America, 1963. Recipient Achievement award Louisiana Women in Politics, 1987, Outstanding Public Servant award Indiana Arts Council, 1989-1990, Outstanding Volunteer Activist from Volunteer Center, 1990-1991.Named Honorary Member Future Farmers of America, 1963. Recipient Achievement award Louisiana Women in Politics, 1987, Outstanding Public Servant award Indiana Arts Council, 1989-1990, Outstanding Volunteer Activist from Volunteer Center, 1990-1991.