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

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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 ®

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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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| e American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the Association of Builders and Contractors (ABC) are both professional organizations which promote civil jineering, construction, and industrial contracting. One of their main functions is distribution of information on their club's focus. Officers for the 1987-88 +m were Vincent A. McCoy, Ray Green and Carolyn Rauser. | | | Organizations 139