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

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Student Union Board STUDENT UNION i Front row: F. Simon, C. Johnson, F. Sheridan — President, W. Sherman, F. Mitchell; Back row: D. Collins, V. LeVan, J. Meador, H. Powers, C. Hollier, B. Smith, G. Fontenot, T. Smith — Vice President, M. Joubert — Secretary Treasurer, K. Bastow, E. Schmitt, P. Miller, Luis Constantin, E. Jenkins. (Photo by T. Maricle) Louisiana Association of Educators — Student Program Front row: D. Mallett — Treasurer, P. Sparkman — Senator, G. Norris Ill — President, J. Benton — Vice President; Back row: M. Santibanez, D. Reed — Adviser, M. Hayes, B. Brown, Dr. B. Wise — Advisor. (Photo by M. Bennett) Agronomy Club Front row: J. Vincent — Vice President, R. Verrett, A. Fabacher — Secretary Treasurer, L. Doise, R. Marcantel, R. Johnson; Second row: Ra. Zorn4 brecher — President, Ru. Zornbrecher, K. Fon- tenot, D. Bertrand, T. Lewis, Ro. Zornbrecher, C. Bailey, B. Savoy; Back row: C. Johnson, E. Woods, D. Fontenot, Dr. C. Francois, T. Doise, J. Reed, Dr. B. Rumsey, A. Tugwell, |. Woods, Dr. H. Aymond — Advisor. (Photo by D. Smith) Block and Bridle Club Front row: J. Smith, D. Noel, S. Dugas, T. Doise; Back row: K. Craft, M. Daigle, T. Switzer, J. Wright, C. Rawson, C. Bailey, T. Lewis, Mr. L. Coker — Advisor. (Photo by T. Maricle) 64 Organizations

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iting ct Catt le one gel ns. (Pt : Log Front row: Carmen Chevalier — Assistant Editor, Rickie Rozas — Editor, Treva Maricle — Head Photographer. Second row: Don Smith — Photographer, Gerald Edwards — Photographer, Amanda Thibodeaux — Academics Editor, Mimi Laurence — Class Section Editor, Mona Bennett — Organizations Editor, Mike Duhon — Greeks Editor. Back row: Bruce Mericle —Photographer, Eric LeGros — Typist. Not shown: Jeanna Cates — Photographer. (Photo by G. Little) Pi Mu Epsilon Front row: Dr. Katiyar, Melanie Campbell — President, Dr. Lalitha Swetharanyam, Sheila McDougald — Secretary, Pat McMichael — Reporter. Seéond row: Ashim Banerjee, S. Badrinath, Badal Sanghui — Vice President, Marty Derouen, Paul Bertrand — Senator. Back row: Mr. Sid Bradley — Advisor, Don Kalal, Dr. Bill Denny, Pam Bergeron. (Photo by B. Mericle) ASME Front row: Steve Wall — President, Pat Cormier, | Richard Ellis, Steve Hart — Treasurer, Scott Laughlin, Bridget Marcantel — Vice President, I Shawn Etheredge, Jack Doucet — Senator, Tan i Thach, Mike Andrus, Mike Fontenot. Back row: Robert Bonner, Jon Wall, Pat Richard — Secretary, Kasey Crowell, John Cormier, Omar Masoud, Dennis Guillory, Darrell Semien, Byron Derouen, Dr. Bill Bergeron — Advisor. (Photo by S. Wall) Organizations 63

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sy bringing in concerts, ponsoring parties, and - taging fashion shows, SUB | | Sparked by an increased assessment ad new officers, the Student Union | Bard (SUB) kicked off a full schedule of gents with an extremely successful Go Os concert in the fall. The SUB’s schedule never slowed Own after that concert, and the year's €ents included fashion shows, concerts, Iptures, movies, and even a play that ¥as on world tour. The Board's Fashion Committee | Sged a number of shows during the i yar, featuring themes such as ‘Spring io Color’, “A Mood of Romance” and gan with the Go Gos, Autograpn rocked the McNeese Auditorium during the spring semester with their hit, “Turn Up the Radio’’. Also, the Accelerators put the pedal to the floor in the Parra Ballroom. To continue the variety of entertaiment prom- ised, comedians Mike Reynolds, Bill Kel- ler and Kelley Rodgers competed in a SUB Laff-off. Just a few weeks before appeari ng on “60 Minutes” and the cover of Time, Sovi- et defector Arkady Shevchenko spoke on the McNeese campus about the inner workings of the Kremlin. To top off the Speakers during the year, motivational speaker Jayne Lybrand lectured at two et the Good Times Roll] seminars on body language, offering hints on how to read other people's body sym- bols. The annual movie schedule included box-office hits with the likes of Purple Rain and The Terminator being featured in the Parra Ballroom. The motion pictures shown were chosen to appeal to a wide cross-section of tastes. This resulted in films ranging from Apocalypse Now to Batman being selected for student view- ing. One of the year’s outstanding perfor- mances included the Facets Theatre En- semble of Chicago performing the play “Macondo ’. The play, presented in the university's theater, was an experiment to test the show before it was taken over- seas, The Student Union Board’s annual par- ties were some of the most popular events on campus. A fall street dance with food, live music and, of course, beer, drew a festive Friday afternoon crowd to the courtyard in front of the Old Ranch, while the Spring Fling held at Burton Coli- seum presented one of the best turnouts yet. SUB President Frank Sheridan's philos- ophy was that the Student Union Board should entertain the students of McNeese; that’s just what the SUB seemed to do. All SUB events begin with discussion by the board. Frank Sheridan, Tammy Smith, and Luis Constantin discuss possible events at their week- ly meeting. (Photo by B. Mericle) Darren Hill, bass player for the Red Rockers, helped to warm up the crowd for the Go Gos. The Go Gos and Red Rockers visited the Lake Charles Civic Center on October 3. (Photo by T. Maricle) 1 ree ng |