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

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LEE -Pi Kappa Phi rn Cash, Joe Angerstein, Alan Battaglia, Sam Il LeCroix, Patrick BRAD BANESH prepares to let loose dur- ing the Bobby Knight Chair Throwing Con- test held during Spring Fling. KIM MARTIN and Chad Arrant dance cheek to cheek during the Pi Kappa Phi Rose Ball. HIDING LIKE celebrities, these two do their best to enjoy a private moment. FOR SOME, ALL it takes is a mountain of beer cans to get the old fraternity spirit pumping. Vallee, Beau Arrant, Chad LaFleur, Craig Benesh, Brad Colley, Richard Robertson, Chris Taber, Ernest Moss, Larry Daughenbough, Lee Cole, Richard Lognion, Christopher Myers, Michael Menard, Sandra Pi Kappa Phi

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— ®@ | ] a a — Le n October 29, 1955, the Beta Mu Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi became the first national fra- ternity at McNeese. This hard-working fraternity takes pride in its community service and its promotion of loyalty, honor, friendship and academic achievement. For many years, the ex- cellence academic performance of its members have made it the men’s social fraternity with the highest G.P.A. on campus. Pi Kappa Phi members are always eager to participate in charity work; over the years, the fraternity has played vital roles in the PUSH (Play Units for the Severely Handicapped) Program, the Heart Fund and the Louisiana Blood Center drive. This involvement has re- sulted in numerous honor awards to the fraternity. Each year, the Pi Kappa Phi holds a number of social events as well, includ- ing sorority exchanges, air-band con- certs and special occasion banquets and dinners. Landreneau, Edward K. Cash, Josef Simmons, Patrick Atkinson, Raymond E. Morgan, Mitchell Fontenot, Kelly Reid, Hank Odum, Kevin Lawless, Thomas Reifer, Thomas A. Il Miller, Craig McClendon, Bill Schopen, Kenneth Geheb, David Brunot, Ken Gale, Trigg Leasure, Bryan Welch, Charles 160 Pi Kappa Phi )

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162 Alpha Delta Pi () Ipha Delta Pi proudly celebrated its 137th year as the first secret society for women. On May 15, 1851, seven ladies established the sorority in order to share the same goals and ideals of high moral standards and excellence of scholarship. Members of Alpha Delta Pi work closely to- gether to support campus and community causes. Every year Alpha Delta Pi assists in providing aid to sick children through the Ronald McDonald Home program. This year the pledges helped KPLC television every Friday night by collecting scores from area high school football games; on the McNeese campus, members par- ticipated in and supported the Date Rape sem- inar. Officers for the 1987-88 term include: Gina Delpapa, president; Donna Rabalais and Anna Moon, vice presidents; Wendy Fusilier, treasurer, Caprice O'Quain, Panhellenic Council represen- tative; Nina Barnett, social chairman; and Cathy McCreedy, chapter relations. Lana Schnauder and D ana Monk serve as chapter advisors. Stagg, Kimberly Snyder, Jennifer Lovette, Kelley Evans, Penny Lenser, Christine Hamilton, Tina Smith, Melissa Carrier, Jodie Barnett, Nina Reed, Shawn Johnson, Marci Foux, Michelle O’Quinn, Caprice Stanford, Sarah Fusilier, Wende Rabalais, Madonna Delpapa, Gina Moon, Anna Jones, Carrie McCreedy, Catherine LeDoux, Kelly Fogleman, Cindy Foux, Anita Savoie, Annette Carroll, Janet Mosley, Jill Daigle, Kelly Nelson, Melisa