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

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A laste of Success McNeese Intramural facilities and program, when compared to others in the state, are as good as any that can be found. He feels that others may have more equipment but won't be any better than that of McNeese. Coach Pitre also feels that McNeese constantly improves its program by add- ing new sports each year and modifying the organizational process. The McNeese Intramurals Program also provides recrea- tional activities. The intramur- als staff, for the third year, co- sponsored with the Rodeo Team the annual Spring Fling. A major change in this year’s Spring Fling was moving the festivities off campus to the Burton Coliseum. This move provided more space and, hopefully, set a precedent for years to come. The final event on the Intra- murals agenda is the Awards Day Ceremony at which win- ners are presented with tro- phies and certificates recog- nizing their achievements. On May 2, the 1985 awards pro- gram was held in the Parra Ballroom of the Student Union. 160 Sports Utilizing the raquetball courts in the Rec Complex, a McNeese student gets a good workout. (Photo by B. Mericle) KA’s Chris Doucet is pinned to the table by his adversary. (Photo by G. Edwards)

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Ses A laste of Success Program comes from the re- creation complex student as- sessment. However, this mon- ey is returned to the employ- ees of the program, who oversee the running of intra- mural events. Graduate Assis- tants Fred Cooke, Jim Hughes, Robert Jeter, Jennifer Meaux, and Carlos Trevino and 80 other students are em- ployed by the program. Students who compete in events are able to advance to state events, with McNeese sending the first and second place winners in each cate- gory to these competitions. In Houston native Roy Garcia’s putt for par put him in contention for first place. (Photo by G. Edwards) the last year, McNeese repre- sentatives have had success on the state level, taking top honors in the softball and men’s division tug-of-war. The state champions of the coed flag football were also from McNeese. One of the major benefits of the Intramurals Program is the new Recreation Complex. This facility provides a central area for students to schedule intra- mural events as well as provid- ing information for upcoming events. Coach Pitré feels that the Continued An ROTC member stretches for the ball as Kappa Sigma’s George Mac goes for his flags. (Photo by J. Hanna) Intramurals 1 59

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Jeff Peltz, David San Miguel, and Fred Cook coordinate the events of the powerlifting meet. (Photo by G. Edwards) Below: Kathy Nicholas, competing for Phi Mu, smashes one against her opponent. (Photo by A. Joubert) Men singles — Ayed Laymo Women singles — Robin Hosey Men doubles — Ayed Laymoun, Awni Ramzi Women doubles — Robin Hosey, Barbara Bell Raquetball: Men doubles — Barrett Murphy, Fred Thomas Women doubles — Barbi Petty, Cherilyn Lantrip Mixed doubles — Bobby Voight, Cindy Voight Frizbee: Men — Wayne Caskey Women — Cathy Nicholas Tennis: Mixed doubles — Harmon, Pratt Doubles — Harmon, Duffle Trivia Bowl — Unknowns Arm Wrestling: Featherweight — Steve Meaux Lightweight — Steve Meaux Middleweight — Troy Boller Heavyweight — Troy Boller Open division — Raymond Horn 400m — Charles Parks High Jump— Todd Ammons High Hurdles — Evan Wisdo 400m Relay — Flip Johnson Tony Lewis, Wilbur Lewis, Brian McZeal 800m Relay — Flip Johnson, Tony Lewis, Wibur Lewis, Brian McZeal 800m — Paul Jackson 1 Mile — Brad Jacks 1 Mile Relay — Malcolm Antoine, Steve Cumming, Shawn Jones, Roy Serie 200m — David Green Mr. Intramural — David San Miguel Miss Intramural — Kelly Breaux Mr. Sportsmanship — Doug Stewart Miss Sportsmanship — Susan Waldo All Sports Organizational Men’s Team — KA All Sports Organizational Women’s Team — Phi Mu All Sports Independent Men's Team — Unknowns All Sports Independent Women's Team — Mr. Gatti’s un m , Intramurals 161