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

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Accounting Society he McNeese Ac- counting Society is a professional or- ganization which pro- motes a sound relation- ship between members of the society and local accountants. - The officers for 1987- 88 include: Michael How- ard, president; Cheryl Griffth, vice-president; and Rolinda Townsley, secretary treasurer. Dr. Ben Zachry is advisor. FRONT ROW: Michael How- ard, Donna Miller, Cheryl Griffith, Mary Hardt, Rolinda Townsley; Second Row: Ben Zachry (advisor), Greg Lan- nin, Kathy Hanchey, Michael Cloud, Jim Traweek and John Ezernack. elta Sigma Pi is a professional busi- ness fraternity fostering the study of business. This group en- courages scholarship, so- cial activity, the associ- ation of its members, and a close affiliation to busi- ness. Officers for 1987-88 include: Dallas W. King, president; John Young, senior vice-president; Boyd Smith, vice- president of professional activities; Sharon Barbee, vice-president of chapter operations; and Yronica Coleman, historian. John Moreaux serves as advi- sor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet C. Savant, John D. Young and Sharon Barbee. (0) Organizations 137

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rofessional devel- opment of Home Economics stu- dents is the main goal of the McNeese Home Eco- nomics Association, the student affiliate of the La. Home Economics Asso- ciation. Dr. Barbara Coatney is the advisor. Officers in- clude: Peggy Caruso and Marie Smith, co- chairmen; Linda Boyette, secretary; Maria Ange, treasurer; Tarina Augus- tine, parliamentarian; and Evelyn Hebert, historian. FRONT ROW: Barbara Duhon, Maria Ange, Linda Boyette, Evelyn Hebert, Laurette Stevens, Mary Brannon. Back row: Paula LeBlanc, Marick Smith, Rob- in Childers, Peggy Caruso, Debby Woods, Stephanie Berry, Cindy Litteral, Paige Arnold, Cherie Cansteel, Mi- chele DeWolf, Wendi Prater and Craig A. Guice. Kappa Omicron Phi appa Omicron Phi is a National Home Economics Hon- or Society. Officers for 1987-88 include: Michelle DeWolf, president; Te- resa Zaunbrecher, vice president; Celeste Cry- er, secretary; Cynthia Guerrero, treasurer; and Hilda Godette, re- porter. Debbie Holling- sworth is chapter ad- visor. FRONT ROW: Peggy Caruso, Lisa Keigley, Linda Boyette, Delores Robertson, Barbara Duhon; Second Row: Michele DeWolf, Stephanie Berry, Debby Woods, Cindy Litteral, Ev- elyn Hebert, Maria Ange and Laurette Stevens. 136 Organizations ®

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FRONT ROW: Marcy Misik, Kathy ts) Hanchey, Tawanna Franklin, Angela 22 Arceneaux, Willard Hohnstein; back row: Frederick French and Pat Angelo. The McNeese Chapter of ® Students-In-Free- Enterprise (SIFE), a non-profit organization sponsored by in- dividuals, foundations and cor- porations, is concerned with promoting the Free Enterprise Message. During the regional and international competitions held in the spring, SIFE mem- bers are given the opportunity to present their projects, re- ceive an evaluation from the market themselves to Ameri- ca’s greatest entrepreneurs and top corporate executives. Last year at the regional competi- tion, the SIFE Team received a first place position and the Business Roundtable Award for its ‘‘Halt the Deficit’’ campaign. SIFE promoted this cam- paign by strategically placing signs, which read “Stop mort- gaging our future, halt the def- icit, ’ throughout the state of Louisiana and into Texas. It de- velops these outreach pro- grams using mass media and in-person presentations to ed- ucate others about current eco- nomic issues. SIFE is advised by Marcy Misik and is co-advised by Wil- lard Hohnstein. Officers are An- gela Arceneaux, president; Rene Dewey, vice-president; Tawanna Franklin, recording secretary; George Dewey, cor- responding secretary; Randy Guillory, treasurer; Julie Babineaux, delegate to senate; and Frederick French, alternate to senate. © ollegiate Secretaries International (CSI) is an organization serving post-secondary studen} ( a) strives to enhance the image of administrative support positions in office environmely by promoting the professional development of students preparing for careers in these fiel The members are as follows: (front row) Elaine Berker and Lori J. Akins; (back row) Becky Peti Susan Davis, Pam Thorne and Dr. Debbie Dufrene (sponsor). | 138 Organizations ®