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

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Student Art Association BOTTOM LEFT: Gregg James, Tim Trammell, Raul Varela, Lisa Clement, Doanie Doucet, Cliff Buckner, M. Harrell, An drea King, Michael Liles, Mary Gal- lion, Janna Grubbs, Caroline Lott, Suzy Day, Linda Murdoch, Chris Fontenot, Robert Vincent, Mike Bordelon, Marilyn Wil- liams, Missy Poole, Kim Janes, Chia Ming Kwan, Michael Charles, Bill Iles, Marie Balderas, Josef Cash, Don West, Lori LeDoux, Justin Langley, Mark LeBeau, Stephen Douville, Brad Hamerly, Tim Paschall, Tim Si- mon, Michelle Pitre, Dessa Darbonne, Rennie Benoit, Bev- erly Koonce, Jean Bisesi, Tanis Teague, Donna Fontenot, Brenda LeJeune, Kelley Roberts, Heidi Hunter, Kirk Price, Paige Bult, Bethany Miller, Ted Berger- on, Randal Chapman, Todd Turek, Marty Bee, Heather Ryan Kelley, Gary Porter, Gerry Wub- ben, Rebecca Yielding, Cindy El- lender, Shelli Anderson, Peggy Jenkins, Kim Sherman, Rose- mary Hoffpauir, Paul Holland, Marc LeFevre, Charlie Huang, Alaing LaBauve, M. Harrell, Anne Bullard and Cathy Trahan. LIZ HALL carefully chooses her notes at a Sigma Alpha lota recital. ELIZA GARZA and Hope Lowery help themselves at the buffett table during the Sigma Alpha lota Prov- ince Day Luncheon. The luncheon ended the state convention hosted by the Beta Chi Chapter and alumni. Organizations 149

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hi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia is a music organization dedicated to encouraging univer- sity interest in all areas of music. Officers for the 1987-88 term includ- ed: John Curtin, pres- ident; Michael Kris, vice-president; and David Landry, secre- tary treasurer. The group is advised by Keith Gates. FRONT ROW: Geoffrey Tor- res, David Landry, Dean Mc- Carty; back row: Michael Kris, John Curtin, Timothy McMillen, Ollie Johnson IV, Marvin Williams, Gerard Bulber and Thomas Juarez. igma Alpha lota, a music sorority, is dedicated to an in- terest in music and in- teraction of all in- volved. Officers for 1987-88 were: Robynne Authe- ment, president; Renee Cornwell, vice- president and pledge- ship chairman; Rebec- ca Soileau, treasurer; Becky Currans and Elizabeth Hall, record- ing secretary; Eliza- beth Hall, correspond- ing secretary; Elayne Bordelon, chaplain; and Bonnie Pruitt, sar- gent-at-arms. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tina Swift, Eliza Garza, Gwen Moncrief, Elayne Bordelon, Renee Cornwell, Robynne Authe- ment and Carol Hebert. 148 Organizations ®

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150 Greeks ®) Fo and sororities, brothers and sisters, count sev- eral hundred McN eese students among their memberships. Though they comprise only part of the “organized” world on campus, they certainly are the most distinctive. Belonging to a Greek organization is for many the highlight of the col- lege experience, for each organ- ization is a symbol of unity whereby one can form everlast- ing friendships. —