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

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Kine Hollier, Monette Drum, Christy JAY RENFRO and friend seem to be having a terrible time at a Kappa Alpha party. JACK DROUILHET draws back for the pitch in an afternoon game. DAVID BERRYHILL fulfills all his duties as a KA, even if it does mean doing impressions. CASEY JONES and Cathy Bolin find a hoe down just a tad different from their usual danc- ing habits. Daboval, Shannon Alexander, Eric Caldwell, Kevin Thibodeaux, James Hayes, Richard Gaspard, Tom Rougeau, Andy Brister, Brian Mayeux, Randy Bolin, Dane Conner, Derrick Pauley, Scott Robertson, Paul Cannon, Steven Meche, Marty Thibodeaux, Robby Dupin, Jeff Reid, Greg Hanley, Pat Mier, Chris Sonnier, Scott Salvador, Christopher Smith, Jeff Moore, Julie Fusilier, Wende Dixon, Warrick Moore, Kelley Connor, David @®) Kappa Alpha Order

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appa Alpha strives to bring out the best in all of its members. Kappa Alpha broth- ers are encouraged to participate in cam- pus organizations and assume roles in leadership. This year Kappa Alpha brothers served as pres- ident of Blue Key, Intramural champions, pres- ident and treasurer of the Student Government Association, and senate pro temp. Officers for the 1987-88 term include: David Berryhill, president; Pat Stutes, vice president; Troy Duhon, recording secretary; Greg Monte- laro, corresponding secretary; Monty Monteilh, historian; Casey Jones, treasurer; Jack Drouihet, parliamentarian; Mike Guarino and Armont Lebleu, sergeants at arms; and Kenton Ortego, ritualist. Bill Gossett serves as advisor. Berzas, Wade Broussard, Troy LeBlanc, Mark Bolin, Todd Marceaux, Gregory LeGros, Dreux Stewart, Douglas Monteilh, Mark Wright, Chris Perry, Christopher San Miguel, David Duplechin, Mark Ammons, Todd Hoppe, Steven LeBleu, Armant Guarino, Michael Jones, Casey Montelaro, Gregory Stutes, Patrick Berryhill, David Duhon, Troy Monteilh, Monty Drouilhet, Jack Ortego, Kenton Culpeper, Danny Wright, Ronnie Viator, Chad Fontenot, Craig Garner, Scott Monk, Daniel Robertson, Michael Buller, Brad Seidenberg, Josh Gibson, Greg Fontenot, John 164 Kappa Alpha Order ®

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hi Omega is currently the largest wom- en's fraternity in the nation with over 170 national chapters and 300 alumunae groups. Since its establishment in 1895 at Fay- etteville, Arkansas, Chi Omega has enjoyed 93 years of growth and success. The Phi Zeta chap- ter on the McNeese campus has 57 active mem- bers. Although primarily a social organization, Chi Omega stresses high scholastic achievement, participation in campus and community activies and high moral standards. The official colors of the sorority are cardinal and straw, and its so- rority symbol is the owl. The white carnation is the Chi Omega flower. The 1987-88 officers are: Lisa Wojciechowski, president; Pam Thorne, vice president; Laurie Perry, secretary, Julie Moore, treasurer, Suzy Hereford, pledge trainer; Susan Bourgeois, per- sonnel; Taran Menge, Panhellenic Council rep- resentative; Kim Moore, Rush chairman; and Me- lissa Perrodin, chapter correspondent. Sinitiere, Julie Morris, Jaquie Burge, Vicki Baker, Stacey Ardoin, Kim Tilley, Dana Tramonte, Jennifer Price, Barbara Dawson, Bethyn Martin, Kim Young, Missy Moore, Kim Menge, Taran Moore, Julie Thorne, Pam Wojciechowski, Lisa Perry, Laurie Hereford, Suzy Bourgeois, Susan Perrodin, Melissa Bogle, Stephanie Moss, Angela McClelland, Nanette Walker, Daphne Allen, Stacie Fields, Janet Chesser, Amanda Kloor, Aundrea 166 Chi Omega (0) | — — sca eT ee le