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

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FRONT ROW: Pete Sin- clair, Andrew Fagerquist, Bubba Nicholas, Gary Gentry, Richard Spong, Annette Broussard; Sec- ond Row: Vickie Boudreaux, Kathryn Mayer, Kim Govert, Rhonda Holder, Thomas Compton, Layne Barnes, Harold Clouse, Charles Goen (advisor), Carolyn Schexnayder, Stacey DeBose, Jenny Creel. Rif ambda Alpha Epsilon, a unified national voice on key 5 . issues concerning the field of criminal justice, is dedicated furthering professional standards in its field. The organ- ization sponsors seminars, technical materials and personal contacts to help the members learn more about the criminal justice field. Officers for the 1987-88 officers were: Kathryn Mayer, pres- ident; Kim Gobert, vice-president; Jenny Creel, secretary and treasurer; and Pete Sinclair, sargent-at-arms. PER ERS RICHARD IEYOUB, District Attorney of Lake Charles, speaks at the LAE Criminal Justice Association dinner at McNeese. Pre-Law Politics P ty he Pre-Law and Politics Society, active since the 1950's, i is dedicated mainly to introducing students to law school representatives, attorneys and political leaders. Officers for the 1987-88 term were: Andrea Kloor, president; Carmen Assunto, vice-president; and William LeBleu, senator. Dr. Henry Sirgo serves as the organization’s advisor. 134 Organizations ®

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| ) Rodeo Club he Rodeo Club, dedicated to creating and promoting rodeo sportsmanship in intercollegiate competition, strives to support the rodeo team in all ways possible. Most rodeo club members are also active participants in McNeese rodeo competitions. Officers for the 1987-88 term include: Bryan Courville, president; Julie Pelot, vice-president; Sabra O’Quinn, secretary; Linda Gary, treasurer; Pam Benoit, senator; Shannon Gounsalin, reporter; and Mandy Perkins, parlimentarian. CERTAIN CLUB MEMBERS participate in rodeo sup- port in more ways than one. Riders compete in top form in numerous events throughout the year, as exhibited by these two fierce competitors. Organizations 133

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Student Council for Exceptional Children he Student Council for Exceptional Children {SCEC) advances the ed- ucation of exceptional children, both gifted and handicapped. Officers for the 1987-88 term in- cludes: Agnes Clark, president; Angela Richardson, president-elect; Lynette Marcantel and Maria Tartamella, vice- presidents; and Joanne McFatter, sec- retary treasurer. Dr. Kirby Detraz spon- sors the Council. MARIA TARTAMELLA cheers on Ida Cantrell, a Beauregard Parish athlete, in the Special Olympics at LaGrange Stadium. FRONT ROW: Lynette Marcantel, Angela Rich- ardson, Kelly Kaiama, Charline Martin, Dr. Kirby Detraz (advisor); back row: Chere Rougeou, Maria Tartamella, Ingrid Fontenot, William Hibbs and Steve Jones. School, does so well, her coach, Lynette Marcantel, has a hard time keeping up. “Whe Louisiana Association of Educators Student Program | (LAESP) is a professional organization for students in the field . e e | La. Association of education. It is dedicated to maintaining excellence in the Amer- ican education system; its members work continually for the ad- 4 of Educators vancement of teh educational system and those who make it work. Officers for the 1987-88 term include: Penny Moore, president; Student Program Anna Carrico, vice-president; Julie Comeaux, secretary; Lynn Ham- ilton, treasurer; Howard Welch, Bacchus representative; and Elsie Smith, senator. Advisors are Doris Reed and Beth Wise. Organizations 135