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

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With the efforts of clergy as well as students, the Newman Club is Keeping the Faith Daily Mass, the worship ceremony of the Roman Catholic faith, had Newman Club members actively taking part in it. They served as lectors, music ministers, altar servers, and Eucharistic ministers. | The club’s activities were not limited to | serving at Mass. They attended many conferences and spiritual retreats and held ceremonies for the religious holi- days. Also they had many social functions that included parties for all occasions and barbeques. The Newman Club exists to serve the needs of students. It is an organization where one can meet new friends, grow through sharing, and seek answers to questions about faith and commitment to God. The music staff of the Awakening Retreat — Rog- er DeMarie, Markk Broussard, Dorothy Walther, Joe Pappion, Michelle Racca, Laurie Miller, Da- mian France — practice their songs for the up- coming weekend-long program. (Photo by M. Walther) Cornel Fontenot, altar server, assists Father Ron- ald Groth, pastor of Our Lady of Good Council Church, during the sacrament of the Holy Eucha- rist. (Photo by M. Walther) Newman Club 69

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Wesley Foundation Front row: Bobby Garst, Darren Hood, Kenneth Dickinson, Carol Knight, Don Smith. Second row: Lee Trotter, Mark Hare, Carolyn Dupuis, Del Peters, Janet Vargo, India Bates, Paula Jordan, Gil Albanese. Back row: Bryan Duroy, Larry LeRoye, Gray Mathews, Roy Harris — President and Senator, Gina Carr, Steve Carr, Marsha Montgomery — Publicity Director. (Photo by D. Smith) Campus Outreach Front row: Curtis Clemens — Director, Janet Clemens, Kasey Crowell. Back row: Kristy McCartney, Melissa Stutes. (Photo by M. Bennett) Chi Alpha Front row: Les Ray, Sharon Neal, Christy Solieau, Brenda Dear, Paul Land, Allen Zigler — Vice President, Lori Quibodeaux, Chris Ehrlich. Second row: Nick Eyrich, John Vest, Byron Stokes, Randy Tate — Director, Bernadette Abboud. Back row: Brooks Fleig, Kit Fleig, Cam Fleig, Jeff Holcolmb — President, Mark Ziegler — Treasurer, Becky Soileau — Treasurer, Chuck Doucet. (Photo by M. Bennett) Campus Crusade for Christ Front row: Julie Robinson, Tina Guillory, Tina King, BeBe Libich, Lydia Laird, Vicki Duhon, Jackie Finney. Back row: Pat Clark, Susie Scardino, Sam Richardson, Harry Thomas, Monty Jennings, Howard Simon, Buddy Brents, Ricky Daily, David Smith. (Photo by T. Maricle) ee err ee 68 Organizations

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70 Phi Chi Theta a. eee Carrying out worthwhile projects in addition to having fun shows that Phi Chi Theta can mix Business With Pleasure It was carried from door to door, packed around campus, and brought to other places where people meet. “‘It’’ was the ‘‘Tom Wat” showcase, a fund-raising project of Phi Chi Theta professional busi- ness fraternity. Members lugged the bulky, suitcase- shaped boxes, taking the orders of cus- tomers who enjoyed doing some of their Christmas shopping without the crowds and the long lines. Phi Chi Theta also benefitted by making over $1700 from the sale of ‘Tom Wat” products and by broadening the sales experience of its members. Being a business fraternity, Phi Chi The- ta encouraged cooperation among peo- Phi Chi Theta is not all business. Lucinda Ogea and Dale Guillory chat over a Mr. Gatti’s pizza at a pledge party. (Photo by J. Cates) ple preparing business careers. The members held business and professional meetings, inviting area business people to speak. Being in Phi Chi Theta was not all ‘‘Tom Wat’’ and meetings, though. Members helped to collect money for the Heart Fund Street Drive in February and partici- pated in the International Food Fest dur- ing the fall. Also, there were the pledging and initiation ceremonies, assorted par- ties, and the Spring Banquet. Phi Chi Theta member Keith Monroe, a senior ac- counting major, sorts through packages to be used as part of the ‘Tom Wat’ showcase dis- plays. (Photo by J. Cates) Rea