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

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L pS EC al u - e r 26 ¢ Events G. GORDON LIDDY “We are our own worst enemy because of all these illusions around us ...,’” G. Gordon Liddy told a group of 1,200 students, faculty and visitors who attended his lecture March 3, 1982. Liddy, known as the one who never talked during the infamous Watergate hearings, captivated his audience with his somewhat awesome knowledge of the American world today. This com- bined with touches of humor, left most listeners with a definite ad- miration for Liddy. Liddy averages 85 lectures a year on campuses throughout the United States. He averages $4,000 per lecture. s Beer ru, beac cag 2 th ee : é ree, fae POO vn oe

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n American College and University et ess Ey ? rie me cane 7 ? S22 SMe A 3 ae Se Ba B an left to right: Dea havhte Steven Easton, Brenda Reed, Leigh Wilson, joa joubert Ill, Dianne Carnahan, Carlton Holmes, Janice Daigle, Lisa Monsour, Christopher leyoub, Kimberly Wright, Dale Gauthreaux, and Janet Austin. Lorrie Louise Hemmings — Business Administration major from Beaumont, Texas, member of Phi Mu, (EAE) Women’s Honorary Fraternity, senior vice-president of the American Marketing Association. “Pamela Ann Holloway — Chemical Engineering major from Lake Charles, member of Phi Mu Sorority, McNeese Engineering Society, MSU marching and symphonic bands. Carlton Duwade Holmes — Business Administration major from Lake Charles, member of Alpha Phi Alpha, also Delta Sigma Pi, Student Council for Afro-American Culture, Contraband sports editor. Christopher Paul leyoub — Business Administration major from Lake Charles, member of Kappa Sigma, and Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. Louis Jessie Joubert Ill — Psychology and Special Education major from Crowley, member of Student Council for Exceptional Children. z Terri Ann Land — Accounting major from Sulphur, member of Chi Omega, Epsilon Alpha Ep- silon, McNeese Panhellenic Council. Louis Lane Landry — Civil Engineering major from Jennings, member of McNeese Engineering Society, president of Society of Civil Engineering, and is a member of Lake Charles Big Brothers Big Sisters Organization. Jodie Holloway McCleary — Pre-Med major from Lake Charles, member of Chi Omega, Ep- silon Alpha Epsilon, Pre-Med Society. Kenneth R. McGrath — Biology major from Lake Charles, member of Kappa Alpha, Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, Pre-Med Society, and participates in Intramural activities. Vicki Melisa Monsour — Music Major from Lake Charles, member of Sigma Alpha lota, and the A cappella. Allison Leigh Peltz — Music Education major from Lake Charles, member of Chi Omega, Sigma Alpha lota, and Epsilon Alpha Epsilon. Eva Marie Pettefer — Accounting major from Lake Charles, member of Chi Omega, Delta Sigma Pi, Accounting Society, and the Catholic Student Center. Brenda Sue Reed — Home Edonomics major from Ville Platte, member of Kappa Omicron Phi, LHEA, American Home Economics, and MSU Band. Denise Ann Sicks — a Business Education major from Lake Charles; She is a member of NBEA, Phi Chi Theta, Editorial Advisory Committee, SGA, Phi Mu sorority, and participates in intramurals. Guy G. Theriot — a Business Administration major from Lake Charles; He is active in AMA, Pre-Legal Society Senate, and the National Blue Key Honor Fraternity. Billy Ray White — A Chemical Engineering major from Crowley; He participates in the Senate, McNeese Engineering Honor Society, and is a recipient of the La. State Board Trustees Scholarship and McNeese Engineering Scholarship. G. Leigh Wilson — a nursing major from Villa Park, Illinois, She is a member of Sigma Alpha lota, McNeese Student Nurses Association, McNeese’s Orchestra and Chorus, and Is a University orchestra scholarship recipient. Kymberly Kaye Wright — an Accounting major from Texas, a member of Phi Chi Theta, McNeese Accounting Society, president of Chi Omega, SGA scholarship recipient, and she participates in intramurals. Events ¢ 25

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LIVING SOUND Living Sound International is an aggressive music organization that uses contemporary Christian music as a tool to reach people for Christ. Living Sound was founded by a group of university students in the spring of 1969 to conduct weekend evangelistic concerts. They experienced an over- whelming response to their ministry and felt God’s call on their lives to conduct a mission to Southern Africa. Under the leadership of its founder Rev. Terry Law, Living Sound launched a full-time evangelistic outreach in June 1969. Membership is approximately 90 persons, including five full-time teams in the USA and abroad. Team members are now coming from around the world: South Africa, Sweden, Canada, and Great Britain. Living Sound V is made up entirely of Soviet young people. In the coming years, Living Sound hopes to have teams ministering on a fulltime basis on every continent of the earth. Living Sound’s major thrust during their first ten years of existence has been devoted to overseas missions. L I V | n S O U n d Events 27