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

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Official publication of the students at McNeese State University, an equal oppor- tunity organization. Published every Tuesday except during holidays and examination periods. Editorials and columns do not necessarily represent the views of the entire staff or student body. The editor is responsi- Sh cece Elles RAO RE ee Kathryn Kingery Sacer Aya coe oe Greg English SEN TW 2) 3G AUG) GF ea a ee Etta Smith SOR FCC OV cic Ses e scraines cos Darrel LeJeune HO LOR Tat DEV: 5. wari cee) oS. sac: Mike Quienalty Sam Scimemi sports Photography ..2................. Mark Jones S) 00 CSI ARS 4TH) NS gs a Trey les |g) DOT TS nee a Bill Daigle Janet Guillory Darrel LeJeune, Sports Editor Greg English, Assoc. Editor ble for all unsigned editorials. Address all correspondence to the Contraband, P.O. Box 1255, McNeese Station, Lake Charles, LA 70609. Represented nationally by CASS- Communications Advertising Services to Students. Rates upon request. Anita Haymon Greg Feist Jan Morgan Business Manager....................Greg English Advertising Sales.............. .........David Guice Etta Smith, Feature Editor

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To the readers, The staff of the Contraband would like to sincerely thank each and every student and faculty member of McNeese. | have always felt that the Con- traband is not only the MSU news release for MSU but a learning ex- perience for the staff members as well. Thank you for helping us learn. And thanks also for the contribu- tions made to us. The people of McNeese and their whole hearted support helped make memories for each of us that will carry us over for many years to come. KATHRYN KINGERY and the Contraband Staff OZ ae r xr3ZO00 The Contraband News staff: Back row, to r: Bill Daigle, Greg English, Mark Jones, Kathryn Kingery, Darrel LeJuene. Front row: Janet Guillory, Greg Feist, Etta Smith, Jan Morgan. 302 ¢ Organizaaiels

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This year has been one of many firsts for the Student Government under the administration of President John Chenet and Vice President Curt Gober. SGA in 82 has become a new dimension in student leadership. New programs begun this year include: Cowboy of the Week, Mr. McNeese, and Spirit Boosters. Other firsts for SGA include having the constitution rewrit- ten thereby making the office of Treasurer elected, sponsoring the weekly campus news program on KBIU, and increasing the SGA assessment to assist other campus organizations in their efforts to promote McNeese. The SGA John Chenet — President cabinet’s greatest accomplishment, however, was putting the interests of the students first in their every endeavor. POW Curt Gober — Vice President Lori Sutton — Senate Chairman 304 ¢ Organizalifeay