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

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oo eEoEoEEEEEEEEEEEE a Ne eI | | Instrument Society of America he Instrument Soci- ety of America, a national organization of over 40,000 members, gives all members the op- portunity to associate with instrumentation pro- fessionals. Officers for the 1987- 88 term were: Billy Jack Olsen, president; John H. Niles, vice-president; and Johnny Fontenot, treas- urer. Tommy Arnold serves as advisor. FRONT ROW: Brian Hardy, Johnny Fontenot, Mitch Devil- lier, Jody Overshiner, Leonard Musk, John Niles, Byron Son- nier, Billy Jack Olsen, Tommy Arnold (sponsor), Leonard Stokes; back row: Michael Dick- son, Larry Owens, Rod Herring, Ebin White, Robert Renthrop, Pat Aguillard, Kent Belaire and Chris Boudreaux. he American Insti- tute of Chemical Engineers gives insight into the field for its mem- bers by offering a wide variety of technical and non-technical presenta- tions. Members also fre- quent area industries to learn more about the field of chemical engineering. Officers for the 1987- 88 term include: Jeanne Wetzel, president; Michelle Frazer, treasur- er; Susan Lovinggood, SGA representative; and Nancy Jones, secretary. LEFT TO RIGHT: Perry Prather, Dewanda Collins, Michelle Fra- zer, Erica Guillory, Audrey Har- rison, Jeanne Wetzel and Dr. E. O. Eisen (advisor). 142 Organizations (@)

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he McNeese Tech- nological Society is a professional or- giization serving stu- Sretary treasurer; and nes Gordan, senator. F INT ROW: Farrel Hebert, ick Aguillard, Carla Ab- S| 2, Robert Renthrop; mid- tow: Jody Overshiner, lies Gordon, Shannon velier, Ken Schopen, . s Boudreaux; back row: Gis McAnulty, Winston istine, Jeff Brooks and ael Strasser. he American Socie- ty of Mechanical Engineers is the largest engineering society in ex- istence. Its main function is to promote profession- alism among its mem- Bers. Officers for the 1987- 88 were: Joe Churchman, president; Donald Kratzer, vice-president; Billy West, secretary; and Greg Steyens, treasurer. Donald Airhart served as sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Airhart, Hasan Nazeer, Mike Holden, Neal Boaz, Greg Ste- vens, Richard Kratzer, Joe Churchman and Dr. Roy John- ston. Organizations 141

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Pi Mu Epsilon i Mu Epsilon is de- voted to promoting mathematic scholarly ac- tivity among students and staff in both academic and non-academic activ- ities; its members are elected on an honorary basis according to mathematic proficiency. Officers for the 1987- 88 term include: Michelle Foster, president; Dennis Lee, vice-president; Me- lanie Williams, secre- tary treasurer; and Mike Ruehlen, senator. FRONT ROW: Mike Ruchlen, Monique Bernard, Alan Sigler; middle row: Beth Leidig, Shari Gaspard, Michelle Foster, Me- lanie Williams, James Callahan; back row: Willie Jenkins, George Mead, Sid Bradley and William Denny. he purpose of the Agronomy Club is to promote a better un- derstanding and appreci- ation of agronomy and agriculture in general. Regular monthly meet- ings are held in Gayle Hall. Highlights of the year included a Fall So- cial, Spring Social, and a Pecan Sale. Officers for the 1987- 88 term include: Luke Doise, president; Kyle Fontenot, vice-president; Russell Zaunbrecher, sec- retary-treasurer. 0) Organizations 143