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

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Michelle Polito, a nursing major from Lake Charles, is all smiles after being crowned Freshman Court Queen by Renee Fruge and David Green. (Photo by T. Maricle) Escorted by SGA President David Green, Renee Fruge takes her last walk as Fresh- man Court Queen. (Photo by J. Cates) David Green, SGA President, presents the newly crowned Spring Court Queen, Pam Derouen, during halftime of the McNee- se North Texas State basketball game. (Photo by G. Edwards) Courts 21

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Selected in student elections conducted by the SGA, the Freshman and Spring Courts are The Cream of the Crop Students are recognized on a va- riety of courts selected by the McNeese student body. Two of these courts are the Freshman Court chosen in the fall during foot- ball season, and Spring Court se- lected during the basketball sea- son. The names of the 1984 Fresh- man Court were announced and the court was presented at the halftime show during the McNeese North- east football game. Michelle Polito, a nursing major from Lake Charles, was crowned queen and her court members included Christy Sim- mons, a special education major from Dallas; Stacy Smith, an early childhood education major from Lake Charles; Melissa Dellafosse, a nursing major from Sulphur; and Vickie Doucet, a pharmacy major from Lake Charles. Pam Derouen, a senior majoring in word processing, had the honor of being crowned queen of the 1985 Spring Court during the halftime pre- sentation of the McNeese North Texas State basketball game. Mem- bers of her court included Ginger Foreman, a senior accounting ma- jor; Tina Hall, a senior health and physical education major; Barbara Fredericks, a junior accounting ma- jor; Lisa McMillan, a junior nursing 20 Student Life major; Renee Fruge, a sophomore mass communications major; and Vickie Doucet, a freshman pharma- cy major. Elected to serve on the 1985 Spring Court were Vickie Doucet, Lisa McMillan, Barbra Fredericks, Queen Pam Derouen, Tina Hall, Ginger Foreman, and Renee Fruge. (Photo by G. Edwards)

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22 Student Life ‘An exhausted Belinda Carlisle, lead singer, belts out one of the Go Gos’ hits during the three-hour performance held at the Lake Charles Civic Center. (Photo by T. Maricle) New Orle.ans native John Griffith, lead sing- er of the Red Rockers, fired up the crowd with his hit song ‘‘China’’ from the band’s Good As Gold album. (Photo by T. Maricle) Gina Schock, drummer, and Belinda Car- lisle, lead vocalist, run onto the stage as their record-perfect concert begins. The concert was one of the best the Lake Charles area had seen in years. (Photo by T. Maricle)