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

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ik (pfmensescscacinasocniine CEE EEE NE EE ES NEE EET THY ANB Y { pone = Se JODY TRAHAN goes A GL ‘ for the goalinaco-ed |. water polo game. j na =.) CINDY MCCUL- LOUGH sings of her adventures in finding a good sorority dur- ing a Fall Rush party. a eer Cannon, Tracy Johnson, Valerie Simmons, Laurie Balfa, Phyllis Broussard, Dena Hoffpauir, Lee Ann Mayeaux, Chantal Clement, Lisa Ardoin, Cindy Guidry, Tonya Wright, Donna Guillard, Tony Trahan, Jody Richard, Alice Stanley, Sheri Dubus, Traci Lege, Monica Phillips, Jane Johnson, Dayna Richard, Khelli McGee, Kelly Broussard, Shelly Granger, Cindy Williams, Kam Fontenot, Dina Cart, Cammie Arnaud, Kelly Bell, Stasha Marcantel, Lee Ann Lewis, Beth VanGossen, Mike Simmons, Patrick Drouilhet, Jack Ortego, Kenton SUSAN O'BRIEN, Tracey Cannon and Barbara Ingalls sing the praises of Phi Mu during the Fall Rush party. (CO) Phi Mu 171

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ounded in Macon, Georgia, in 1852, Phi Mu is the second oldest organization for . university women. The ideals of the so- rority are based on love, honor, and truth. Numerous community service projects keep Phi Mu members busy the year round. Members provided assistance to Project Hope, the Chil- dren’s Miracle Network, Disabled American Veterans, the American Cancer Society, Big Brothers-Big Sisters, the Louisiana Air Show, and the Lake Charles Ballet Society. Fall social events included Fall Fever, Football Dinner, Winter Wonderland, and a Christmas . hayride; a retreat was also held in November. Spring social activities included Spring Phi Date, the Crush Party, and the Spring Athlete's Dinner. Serving as this years officers are: Christy Drum, president; Kelly Moore, vice president; Pam Fuselier, secretary; Monette Hollier, Phi di- rector; Susan O’Brien, treasurer; Cindy McCul- lough, Rush chairman; and Pam O'Reilly, Pan- hellenic delegate. Anne Louise Hance serves as advisor. a Cormier, Carol Campbell, Melissa Harlow, Jordan Haristy, Cathryn Painter, Amy Ferrer, Fiel Greathouse, Milissa Karam, Deborah Bianchi, Kristi Cannon, Colleen Balke, Cynthia Roach, Susan Weatherford, Tracey Menard, Sandy McCullough, Cindy Fusilier, Pam Moore, Kelley Drum, Christi O'Brien, Susan Hollier, Monette O'Reilly, Pam Bates, Cindy Joubert, Kem Roach, Vicki Gabilondo, Eva Chance, Michelle Ciskowski, Susan Sermons, Lynn 170 Phi Mu (0) Phi KELLY ARNAUD and Lauren Cart add their | own touches to the | Greek Week stomp SAS

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ommitted to academic excellence, service for humanity and brother- hood, the brothers of Phi Beta Sigma provide two academic scholarships through the Phi Beta Sigma Education Founda- tion. The fraternity has also as- sisted the Sickel Cell Anemia Foundation, United Negro Col- lege Fund, Black History So- ciety, Special Olympics and the 172 Phi Beta Sigma Phi Beta Sigma NAACP. Phi Beta Sigma was founded in 1914 at Howard University in Washington, D.C. Six years lat- er, through the efforts of the Phi Beta Sigma brotherhood, the Zeta Phi Beta sorority was formed at the same university. This union is the only true brother sister fraternity in ex- istence. BACK ROW: Duncan Anderson, Kevin Viator, Craig Guillory, Aurther DeGray, Michael Viator, Keith Bell, Reginald Hunter and Malcolmb Antwine.