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

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ALICE M. HAYDEL Haydel, a health and physical edua- cation major, has been a member of the National Education Association and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She has been a four-year letterman in both vol- leyball and softball. Haydel was a MSU Golden Glove recipient and has been on both the Dean’s and President's Lists. CYNTHIA F. McCGLLOUGH McCullough, an elementary education major, was Homecoming Queen for the 1986-87 year. She is also a member of the Louisiana Association of Educators and a Phi Mu executive officer. McCullough has also received the Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship. 50 Who's Who MICHAEL W. HAYES Hayes, a social sciences major, has been a member of Lambda Alpha Epsilon Na- tional Law Enforcement Fraternity. He has served on the Student Union Board and as a senior senator in the Student Government Association. Hayes has also been a member of the McNeese Powerlifting Team. He has been named to the Dean’s and the Pres- ident’s Lists numerous times. DANNA P. MILLER Miller, an accounting major and mem- ber of the Accounting Society, has been president of the Phi Chi Theta Profes- sional Business Fraternity and vice- president of Epsilon Alpha Epsilon Wom- en's Honor Fraternity. She received the National Professional Business Fraternity Phi Chi Theta’s Key Award and the Pres- ident’s Leadership Award. JULIE C. MANCUSO Mancuso, a health and physical ed-§ ucation major, has been a member of the Louisiana Association of Educators, the. National Education Association, the’ Physical Education Major’s and Minor’s §. Club, and the Fellowship of Christian Ath- }) letes. She has been an assistant coach to } the women’s softball team and a member: of the Red Cross. | BILLY J. OLSEN Olsen is an electronics major. He has served as vice-president for the McNeese Robotics Society, of which he was also the co-founder. Olsen has been active in the Instruments Society of America and the McNeese Technology Society.

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DANIEL B. DOUCET '| Doucet, an economics and finance ma- jor, is treasurer of the Economics Club -and vice-president of the Financial Man- “agement Association. Doucet became a member of the Blue Key National Honor | Fraternity in his senior year. He has also ‘received both the Presidential Leadership Award and an H. C. Drew Scholarship. } STEVEN J. DUFF i} Duff, a liberal studies major, has fo- 4 2used his training on special education. |e has served on the Student Council for (})}=xceptional Children. He has been vice- |oresident and president of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, and a member of Alpha Psi 2mega National Honorary Dramatic Fra- ernity and Tau Epsilon Kappa Honorary ‘Technical Theatre Fraternity. i} Ss Uh AN JOHN M. DOUMITE Doumite, an economics and finance major, has been a member of the Fi- nancial Management Association and of the Accounting Society. He was a mem- ber of the Blue Key National Honor Fra- ternity and the Alpha Lambda Delta Na- tional Freshman Honor Society. Doumite has also received both H. C. Drew and T. H. Harris Scholarships . JOSE’ A. GABILONDO Gabilondo, a marketing and management major, is a member of the Financial Man- agement Association and the Blue Key Na- tional Honor Fraternity. Gabilondo has also been vice-president and president of Kappa Sigma. In the ROTC program he has re- ceived the ROTC Distinguished Military Student Award and the ROTC President's Cup for Civic Involvement. CHRISTY G. DRUM Drum, a biological and environmental science major, has been a member of the Pre-Med Society. As a freshman, she served as secretary of the Alpha Lambda Delta National Freshman Honor Society. Drum has also served as vice-president and then as president of the local Phi Mu sorority. RUBY N. H. GUIDRY Guidry, a home economics major, has been an active member of the Louisiana Home Economics Association, the Amer- ican Home Economics Association, and the Home Economics Educator’s Asso- ciation. Guidry has also served as pres- ident of Kappa Omicron Phi National Home Economics Association and re- ceived the H. C. Drew Scholarship. Who's Who 49

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tf I | | LESA M. POPILLION Popillion, a chemistry major, has been nvolved in the Pre-Med Pre-Dental So- siety and has served as the vice-president f BACCHUS (Boost Alcohol Conscious- 1ess Concerning the Health of University ptudents). An honor roll student, Popillion has also been named to the National De- DARRELL G. VINSON Vinson, an electrical engineering major, ))amember of the McNeese Engineering ociety and has been senator and vice- ‘resident of the Institute of Electrical and |lectronics Engineers. He was a member f the Alpha Lambda Delta National reshman Honor Society and the | cNeese Band. Vinson has also won nu- '1€rous scholarships and awards. TORONTO L. SPIKES Spikes, a mass communications major, has been a member of the Blue Key Na- tional Honor Fraternity and was the 1987- 88 vice-president of the Student Gov- ernment Association. He also has held several executive positions in Alpha Phi Alpha and the Interfraternity Council. Spikes was elected Mr. McNeese during the Spring Semester. HEIDI E. WELCH Welch, a home economics major, has been a member of the Omicron Phi Na- tional Home Economics Association and president of the Epsilon Alpha Epsilon Women’s Honor Fraternity. She has been a member of both the American and Lou- isiana Home Economics Associations, Louisiana Association for Children Under Six and Chi Omega Sorority. ELIZABETH A. GNKEL Unkel, an elementary education major, is a member of the Louisianna Associ- ation of Educators’ Student Program and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Un- kel lettered on the McNeese Track Team. She was an All-Conference team member and was on the All-Louisiana team. Unkel also received the McNeese Outstanding Track and Field Award. N SY) wg Ae It AY JEANNE L. WETZEL Wetzel, a chemical engineering major, has been an active member of the McNeese Engineering Society and vice- president and president of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Wetzel also received the American Society of Engineering Education Best Paper Award in 1987 in a competition with engineering faculty from three states. Who's Who 51