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

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SGA Executive Cabinet Front row: Chris Doucet — Vice President, Ginger Foreman — Treasurer. Back row: Jack Rogers — Director of Student Rights and Welfare (fall), Laura Miller — Secretary, David Green — President, Mark Guzman — Publicity Director. Not shown: Lonnie delaHoussaye — Executive Director, Keith Simon — Director of Student Affairs, Shawn Martin — Director of Student Rights and Welfare (spring). (Photo by D. Gibson) Student Senate D. Smith, J. Hannah, C. Winzor, J. Scott, J. Miller, M. Hanchey, J. Rigsby, C. Hafer, S. Weaver, C. Johnson, L. Hanchey, J. Rigsby, C. Hafer, S. Weaver, C. Johnson, L. Christ, G. Vandermolen, J. Benton, P. Sparkman, G. Mitchell, J. Withers, R. Authement, M. Derouen, B. Niles, P. Bertrand, R. Harris, C. Knight, P. Ryder, M. Bergeron, B. Price, G. Mier, T. Young, A. Wentzell, G. Townsley, R. Jacob, C. Painter, A. Simpson, T. Hathorne, S. Hart, R. Richard, C. Thomas, R. McCorquodale, L. Trouth, J. Young, S. Davis, K. Collings, D. Barbat, S. Scardino International Student Organization Front row: Dr. S. Scholtz-Novak, K. Racz, D. Gon- zalez-Rodiles, M. Anderson, Ann Joyce, L. Ka- tiyar, S. Katiyar. Second row: G. Avila, M. Hino- josa, Dr. M. McCall, Dr. M. Bustillo, P. Graniel, P. Lanka, K. Luan Danh, Dr. A. S. Katiyar, E. Para- guya. Back row: S. Perez, E. LeGros, K. Taha, R. Al-Halteh, W. Taha, A. Pradhan. (Photo by J. Cates) 60 Organizations

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Psychology Society Front row: Dr. Nicholas Gallucci — Advisor, Don Smith, Becky Johnson — President, Suzie Scardino, Debbie Guinn, Brian Benoit — Vice President. Back row: Kim Young, Mike Papadimitriou — Treasurer, Karen Dwyer, Cresenthia Haefer, Jo Ann LeBlanc, Kathy Aaron. Not shown: Hollie Newton — Secretary, Janet Brink — Historian. (Photo by B. Mericle) IEEE Front row: James Cooley, Prasad Lanka, Brent Garner, Roger Grandchampt — Vice President. Back row: Jeffery Ezernack — Treasurer, Murliyn Meaux, William Holliday — President. Not pictured: Dr. Hamed Parsiani — Advisor. (Photo by M. Bennett) Student Council for Exceptional Children Left to right: Dr. George Louthan — Advisor, Patricia Williams — Treasurer, Deborah Jones, Deborah Bonin, Sarah Bourdreaux — President, Sharon Bailey, Roy Harris, Nathan Cormier — Vice President. (Photo by B. Mericle) Lambda Alpha Epsilon Front row: Linda Mack, Donna Harmon, Margaret Thompson, Danny Barbat — Secretary Senator, Rick Lovell — Advisor. Second row: Gary Cloud, Gary Geheb — President, Paul Castille, James Smith. Third row: Paul Ford, John Pape, Ed Schmidt, John Fletcher, David Green, David Malone, Rodney Johnson. Not shown: Scott Iles — Vice President, Vanessa Landry — Treasurer. (Photo by G. Edwards) Organizations 59

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ae , )verseeing the activities of AcNeese organizations and — Homecoming. LaBelle. The Student enate. All of these huge tasks were the re- ' ponsiblity of the Student Government sssociation (SGA). SGA also offered such iverse services as free legal advice, tu- dring and a babysitter referral service. Homecoming 1984, one of the Student fovernment Associations biggest ents, tied in with the communhity’s effort | bring a Navy homeport to the Lake arles area. With the theme heralding owboys and Sailors Make Good Neigh- Drs,” and parade floats featuring sailors |some form or another, McNeese’s pride eee bordinating campus-wide activities nakes the Student Government Association Leaders of the Pack in the naval effort was easily seen. During the annual LaBelle Pageant, Vickie Myers was crowned Miss McNeese LaBelle. The pageant featured SGA Presi- dent David Green as host, and former ti- tleholder, Jackie Ewing as guest enter- tainment. The SGA Senate routinely approved money bills for student organizations, passed referendums and served as a voice for student concerns. Meeting ev- ery other week, the Senate chose scholar- ship winners, candidates for Mr. McNeese and decided which assessment propos- als could be placed before the student body for future voting. SGA also took an active role in politics, with David Green being elected chairman of the Louisiana Council of Student Body Presidents. Also, Green and Senate Chairman Rob McCorquodale presented a resolution opposing a proposed 21 drinking age at a public hearing in La- fayette, while the Senate called for im- provements to Frasch Hall. Concentration is the key element in Les David- son’s magic act. Davidson received first place for his efforts in the Homecoming Talent Show. (Photo by D. Gibson) SGA President David Green confers with local business owners by telephone to draw communi- ty interest and support for McNeese. (Photo by M. Bennett)