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

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122 Organizations @) Tc aeaemtae CSN a erncnmnerner eet shina oh RGR Student Government Association he Student Government Association (SGA), a gov- ernmental body consisting entirely of students, is dedicated to representing the interests of the student body to the faculty and local community. The Students Rights and Welfare department, a service of SGA, aids the student body by answering questions, by representing students in disciplinary action before uni- versity officials, and by protecting the general welfare of the students. The SGA legislative body is comprised of representatives from every classification and from nu- merous student-oriented organizations. It sponsors a large assortment of events during the year, including the SGA Cowboy Fair, the Freshman Court presentation, Homecoming events, rape prevention seminars, Senior Fun Day, the Miss LaBelle Pageant and the Spring Cour t presentation. Student Government of- ficers received first place honors in the Archives Contest and the SGA National Workshop. The 1987-88 officers include Doug Stewart, president; oe Toronto Spikes, vice-president; Casey Jones, treasurer; Yvette Beaugh and Cathy McCreedy, sec- retaries; Michael McKinley, direc- tor of Student Rights; Angela Mitchell, director of Public Rela- tions; Wilfred Gallien and David Carter, executive assistants. SENATE: Members include: John Young (chairman), Johnny Johnson, Cathy Mc- Creedy, Lisa Morris, Paige Harkins, Deb- orah Petee (secretary), Ken Brunot, Thom- as Reifer (protemp); third row: Eric LeGros, Bill McClendon, Edward Duplantis, fourth row: Phil Hines, and John Ezernack. Toronto Spikes, vice-president, makes his opinions known during a state meeting of SGA leaders. Doug Stewart, president, handles yet an- other student request in the SGA office.

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feb ’ Bir 51h: Oe ea ed Me ik 9 8 he hexind PF es, tudent Cnion Board he Student Union Board (SUB) is the driving force of student entertain- ment on campus. The Board’s special events for 1987-88 included the ‘“‘We Can Make You Laugh”’ contest and the Expose’ concert in Burton Coliseum. The 1987-88 officers were Bobby Thom- as, president; Charles Landry, vice pres- ident; Robin Touchet, secretary; Allen Vi- tal, cinema; Jud Hanna, concert; Jonathon Manuel, concessions; Denise Jenkins, hos- pitality; Paula Hodgen, lecture; Margo DeBeir, publicity; Ervin Cutright, recrea- tion games; Monique Lejuene, research; and Ricky Whittington, all union. SUB OFFICERS serve as judges for the ‘‘We Can Make You Laugh Program,” a SUB sponsored event. DAPHNE AKERS manages to keep a straight face during comedian Tom Dorfmeister’s performance, for a little while anyway. @) Organizations 123