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

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-People- McNeese State University has more than 8,000 priceless assets. These are its students and faculty who come from nearly every corner of the globe to share and enrich the life of the community and themselves. Though the worth of the individual is foremost, a sense of community leads to the formation of many special and life-long friendships. Both the students and the faculty and administra- tion at McNeese help make the university a special place to grow and learn. For warmth, friendliness, and a caring atmosphere, McNeese has what it takes to be a ‘‘gold-mine”’ of personal opportunities. 196 People

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Sylvia Beth Tanner, an accounting ma- % or, has held membership in Delta Sigma ‘i, Epsilon Alpha Epsilon, Bayou Players, tudent Union Board and Accounting So- ety. She has served as Accounting Soci- ‘ ty vice president and BSU freshman ' ouncil secretary. Sylvia received the est Acting Award in the 1982-83 season. Donna Kay Theriot is an agribusiness ‘ajor. She has been a member of Alpha » elta Pi, Delta Tau Apha, and Epsilon Al- NOY, © ¢ 4 2 ha Epsilon. As a member of Alpha Delta “ | she has served as pledge class presi- ent, guard and pledge trainer. Charlie Nelson Thomas, Jr., a nursing i yajor, has held membership in McNeese | tudent Nurses Association, Louisiana « tudent Nurses Association, National Stu- ' ent Nurses Association, and McNeese | tudent Government Association. Charlie (| as served on the Nursing Department urriculum Committee, and as parliamen- : wian and secretary of MSNA. Gary Scott Troutman is an accounting iajor. He belongs to the Accounting So- | ety and has served as president and » ce president. Gary has worked on the ‘ontraband and participated in the Volun- ser Income Tax Assistance program. , Alvaro Trullenque, a business adminis- ation major, holds membership in the merican Marketing Association. He has i layed tennis for four years and has won thy if yp honors in singles and doubles in the te euthland Conference. © Glen L. Vandermolen is majoring in jass communication. He has held mem- ‘ership in Lambda Chi Alpha, Bayou Play- “sand Latin Club. Glenn has also worked 1 the Contraband. C.M. Shelly Van Hook, a education lajor, is a member of Chi Omega, RSA, AESP, and LAHPERD. Shelly has served 5 a student athletic trainer for two years 1d has been rush counselor and activity airman for Chi Omega. Dorothy Anne Walther, a chemistry iajor, has been an active McNeese stu- ent holding membership in the American hemical Society, Epsilon Alpha Epsilon, ewman Club, German Club, Band, and duisiana Catholic College Students. mong her areas of service are president nd newsletter editor of LCCS, vice presi- ent of Newman Club, treasurer and vice ‘resident of German Club, secretary of 4 merican Chemical Society and chaplain |’ Epsilon Alpha Epsilon. Ogea, Lucinda Parker, Suzanne Richards, Don Paul Tanner, Sylvia Beth Theriot, Donna Kay Troutman, Gary Scott Trullenque, Alvaro Vandermolen, Glen L. Van Hook, C.M. Shelly Walther, Dorothy Anne O’Brien, Melton Dwayne Thomas, ur., Charlie Nelson Who's Who 195

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The differing faces of McNeese can be seen in the members of the Student Art As- sociation, who “dressed up” as famous faces for their annual Hal- loween party. (Photo by S. Levy) ‘ i . | : Divider 197