McNeese State University - Log Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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The purpose of the Student Union Board is to provide entertain- ment for the McNeese student through concerts, dances, movies, lectures, art exhibits, fashion shows, and various other activities. SUB enables students to take a break from studying and get involved. It also enables students to meet new people and make new friends. This year SUB sponsored a Tarzan and Jane Party, Pablo Cruise, G. Gor- dan Liddy, and a magnificent fashion show during Homecoming. SOFT POsme ZOKZeEnzmocaw (eperinizations «299

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Beat gers’ agRORMCT Ist row, I to r: Angie Wails, Kari Elliot, Patti Hinnard, David Parsons, Theresa Pitre, Darrell Sullivan, Donna Leidig. 2nd row: Mark Guzman, Doug Chavanne, Henry David, Donna Green, Jeff Gober. 3rd row: Mitch Adrian, Ann Bernard, Pam Mitchell, Shanna Wright, Meredith Hoeting, Chrystal Dartez, Jennifer Meaux. 4th row: David Crawford, Mr. Keaton, Tricia Allen, Kay Hearn, Michelle Guillory, Donna Segura, Troy Boudreaux, Elaine Zoudlik, Gary Benton, Rachel Clement, Joe Barnes. 5th row: Robert Hopper, Marcus Scuderi, Ricjard Cummings, James Hartley Top row, left to right: Mr. John Keaton, Student Union Director; Robert Hooper, Vice President; Pam Mitchell, lecture; David Parsons, cinema; Darrell Sullivan, Concert and Dance; Jeff Gober, Travel. Bottom row, left to right: Elaine Zoudlik, Secretary; James Hartley, President; Donna Green, Hospitality; Theresa Pitre, Art; Becky Leidig, Fashion. 298 ¢ Organizelieyas

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THE DEACONS The Deacons are a brotherhood dedicated to the philosophy that social activities are an indispensible part of the “well-rounded” educa- tion and to the principle that obtain- ing a college education does not have to be a painful process. ne Between attending classes and : social functions, the Deacons presented a proposal to President Doland for an on-campus radio sta- tion and are currently researching the student interest in a possible Associate Degree in Aeronautical Technology for those interested in becoming certified pilots. Other pro- jects currently being considered are studies for covered walkways exten- ding from the New Ranch to Kauf- man and Farrar Halls. Recent accomplishments include winning the Interfraternity Council Scholarship Award for the Fall, 1981, for obtaining an aggregate grade- point average from 3.3 on the 4.0 University scale and, from one of our brothers who researched and proposed the system of Academic Bankruptcy, President Doland and McNeese State University recently adopted with only moderate changes the policy of Academic Bankruptcy. Goals set by the Deacons are: an increase in membership in order to request a charter from one of the largest international fraternities, maintaining excellence in scholar- ship, working for a better McNeese State University, and, of course, more parties! Our resident professor of “Second-lining.”’ We are not going to move . . . and that’s that.