CHACAHOULA 1975

OPENING

Look Where You 've Been. Look Where You're Going

CURRICULUM

Look What You 've Been Taught.

Look What You've Learned

ORGANIZATIONS~.O.a. Look At Your Group.

Look At Your Accomplishments

GREEKS

Look At Your Sacrifice. . . Look At Your Friendships

HONORS Look At Your Goals.

Look At Your Rewards

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Look At What You've Given. Look At What You've Received

STUDENTS

Look At You Then. Look At You Now

STUDENT LIFE

Look At What Was Happening. Look At What You Did

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At Times The Road Is Crowdel

But For The Most You Walk Alone

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Hi ghes t bod~ tempera lure attain ed by a Ii human: 1100 F + (Chris Legge)Lightest adult human: Lucia Zarate, 4.7I bs. at age 17

Heaviest adult human: Roberl Hughes, 1,069 Ibs. at .., 32 t------------

Lowest body tempera lure attained by a livin~ human : 60.80 F (Vickie Mar~ Davis)

Rares t disease: kuru (laughing sieknes~) aHec ts onh' t------------------the Fore tribe of New Guinea and is 100% fatal .

Highest mus ical note attained by a human C" (1040 CPS) Lucrezia Agujari

World':; commonest name: Muhammad Most contrived name: Zeke Zzzypt Commonest surname: Smith Lowest mnr. ical !lote allained by a human: A

CPS) Kasper Foster

Tallest ad uh human: Roben Wadlow, 8'11.1" Shortest adult human: Pauline Musters. 23.2"

Longet\l reign (monarch) Pepi of Egypt, 91 )"rs. Shonest reign (monarch) Lou i.! XIX, 15 min.

Heaviest brain: 4Ib. 6 .96 oz. han Tu rgenev

Lightest brain: as litue as 10.6 en. a r:nicroephalous idiot

Highest 1.Q. 210 (150 genius) Kim UngYong (5. Korea) Most common blood group: Group 0, 46% or ...orld population Rarest type: Bombay Blood (Type Ah). 3 people

Highest life expectancy: fem ale. 76 frs. (Iceland) Lowesllife e xpectanc)": female. 27 yrs. (Mali)

Highest gross income 1105.000.000 AI Capone ('27) Poorest people: Pinlibu tribe (Austra lia). sub!i~t on water and rau.

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the road ifi a tedious rouLe

a ld many . I fall by the w3)'sjde

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Dr-an Robinson arid Ifon DeFalta

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Dr. George T . Walker

Dr. Walker has served as president of Northeast Louisiana University for t.he past seventeen years. Under his administration , Northeast has experienced Ihe growth and development necessary to become a pfogress lve university. Dr. Walker's efforts have been rewarded in many ways. Acquisition of universi ty status, a dynamic construction program and innovative curricula development have been only a few of the goa ls Dr. Walker has achieved in his years of service.

A nati ve of Jackson parish, Dr. Walker received hi s Ph.D. from Loui siana Slate University. During his career he has written several articles and books, expressing his helief that new programs must ari se to meet needs. HI am certain that whatever changes take place in the future, NLU has the facult y and staff that will adjus t to a changing world of human needs and continue to make a significant contribution La educa tion and

~oc i e ly . " Dedicated to the progressive development of Northeast, Dr.

Walker has been an essential key to making NLU a more effectiv e univ e rs ity . Hi s s upport has g iv e n th e Univ e rsity an impressive past as well as a promising future.

President And Mrs. Walker

Executive Vice President

James M. Nicholson has bee n at NLU since he assumed the role of Dean of Admi nistration in 1959. In 1968 his titl e was changed to Executive Vi ce President. He received his B.S. from Louisiana Tech and later received his MBA from Lou isiana State Universi ty.

Bel ieving co mmunication between students and adm inistration to be the ke y 10 improvement, Nichol so n ha s contributed significantl y to the tremendous g rowth in Northeast's stu de nt e nro llm e nt. Advocating s tud e nt invoh e me nt in th e deci s ion makin g processes On c.ampus, Vice Preside nt Nicholson has played a major role in the s uccess of the university.

Vice President For Academic Affairs

Glenn F. Powers was named NLU's Dean of Instruction in 1966 and the title of the position was changed to Vice President for Academic Affairs in 1968. He earlier served as the head of the Department of Physi cs at NLU. Powers received his B.S. from Gentral Oklahoma State College, his MNS from the University of Oklahoma, and his Ed .D. from Oklahoma State University. He holds membership in several professional fraternities including the American Physical Society and the American Association for Advancement of Science.

Vice Presiden t Powers oversees the academic colleges and departmenL. and has played a major role in curricula growth.

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Vice President For Student Affairs

Dr. Brythe! H. Brantly served his

(i rst year in Ihe position for Vi ce Pres i. de nt of Stud e nt Aff a irs. Dr. Brant ly received his BS and M.S. from Hen derson State College. He then ob tained hi s Ed .D. from NLU. Dr. Brantly previ ously served as direc tor of the counseling cen ler at Northeast. He was appoin ted Vice President fo r Student Affai rs at NLU J uly 19, 1974. The office of the Vice President for

Student Affairs has responsibility fo r alumn i relati ons, in firmary , security a nd sa fety, s tudent act ivit ies, tes ting and guidance, counseling cen ter, compuler cente r, and the offi ces of the regi s lrar , dean of me n and dean of women.

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Administrative Officials

Dr. Oliver D. Hensley. Direc for of Resea rch and ProjecLs

TIle re exists a group of people who make it possible for NLU to offer edu ca tiona l opporiun iti es to the student.. It is the duty of this group to organize and coordinate the tre me ndous efforts that the university demands.

We are speaking, of course, of the adminis trative officials who have worked with the facu lty to insure NLU's success. If it weren' t for this cooperation the ach ievements of the univer sity would be insignificant. By working with the s tudent body the administrative oHicials and fa culty have been r esponsible for Lbe conti nued growth of Northeas t.

Dr. Lake Oxford. Director of Institulio na l Resean:h Dr. Cynthia B. Duncan. Director of Sande l Libra))'

Dr. Robert K. Wy;;oeki. Director of Academic Com pUler Cenle r

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Administrative Officials

Dr. Alex John, Assistanl to the Vice President (or Student Affairs Thomas E. Murphy, Dean of Men

ADMISS IO

Alma L. Lufey. Registrar

Nick Lassiter. Counselor to Men Sludeul

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Administrative Officials

Dr. Jack E. Kimba ll , Direc tor of Testing and Gu idance

AholN:: Jameg F. Hawkins, Director of Financial Aid and Placemcnl. Right: Charlr.1! H. McDonald. Coordinator of Student AClj"iti es.

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Dr. Cha rles McDonald. Director of Counsel ing Cenler David C. Gaar. Jr., Director of High School RelatiOIlS

Above: Bob Carroll . Director of N~ws Bureau .

Left: Patsy Ann Morse. Coordi na lor of Placement Servi ces .

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Administrative Officials

Ronald Gu nter. Purchasing Agent

A~: Lester L. Butler, Aud ilOr. Le/t.; William E. Laird. Alumni Secrctar}' .

College Of Business Administration

11,e prima ry objective of the College of Business Administration is to educate the students by facilitating the developmen t of those abilities and attitudes necessary for success in business-related careers and fO T participation as responsible ci tizens. Majors in the College of Business Administration includ e Accou nting, Bu siness Administration - Bu siness Data Processing Option. Business Administrat ion - General Business Option. Business Administration - Finance and Co mm ercial Bankin g Option , Bu sin ess Adminis tration Insurance and Rea l Estate Option, Busine:-s Administration - Industria! Management Option, Business Administration - Management Option, Business Administration - Pre-Law Option, Economics, Marketing, Orrice Administration and an Offi ce Administration Associate of Sc ience or a One-Year Orricc Adminis tra tion Certificate.

Dr. Dwight D. Vines is serving as Dean of the College of Bu~iness Administration. Dr. Vines was appoinl,ed Dean in 1964. Prior to that appointment he was associate professor of business administration.

Pktured above and at left is Dean Vines.

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Business Administration

Dr. Char les Beltinger, Head of the Department of Business and Economic R~earch.

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Business Administration

Dr. Van McGraw. Head of the Departmen t of Managemenl and M" ketli,,..1

LLfl: Dr. Eugene Fox. Head of tne ucoafl""",nlO Economics and Finance.

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The purpose of the College of Ed uca tion is to appropriately educate future teachers in a manner that will insure excellence in learning in the years to come. The student develops a strong background of knowledge and the interpersonal skills necessary as an educator. The College of Education offers majors in the fields of Art, Business, Business and Office Education, Elementary Education, Elementary Education with an Early Childhood option, Elementa ry Educatjon with a Special Education option, English, Foreign Language, Health and Physical Education, Horne Economics, Mathematics, Music (History and Literature , Ins trumental, Theo r y and Compositio n, Voice), Music Education, Psychology, School Library Science, Science, Social Studies, Speech Educatjon, Day Care Assistance for the Handicapped (associate degree), and Teacher Assistance (associate degree).

Dr. Bernard Shadoin is se rving as Dean of the College of Education. Dr . Shadoin was appointed Dean in 1972. Prior to that appointmen t he was professor of education and head of the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

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Dr. Richard Worthington. Head of Ih e Departm en t of Music.

Dr. Levene Haynes. Head of Ihe Department of SpeciaJ Education.

Dr. Don Loeke. Head of the DepartmeJ11 of ondary and Counselor Education .

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College Of Liberal Arts

Emphasizing the value of the humanities in a technologica l age, the College of Liberal Arts aims primarily 10 prepare iLs students for specialization through a basic program of studies ;n the liberal arLs and La provide Lhem a well -rounded and liberal educaLion which will enable th em to feel al home in Lhe world of ideas, deepen their experi ence of life by an understa nding of their cultural heritage, develop Lheir leadership and communication skills, and train them in objective, critical, and crea ti ve thinking_ The College of Liberal Arts offers majors in the fi elds of Art, Broadcasting (associate degree), Corrections, English, Foreign Language. General Studies, Government, HisLory, Journalism, Photo-Journalism, (associale degree) , Law Enforcemenl , Pre-Law, Radi o-Television Management, Social Work, Sociology, and Speech_

Dr. Frank Morgan_ 1r- is serving as Dean of the College of Liberal Art', Dr, Morgan was appoinled Dean in 1968_ Prior to that appointment he was associate professor of English.

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Liberal Arts

Dr. Carlos Fandal. Head of the Departmen t of fo reign Languages.

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Col. John Baket . Head of the Departme ilafY Science.

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Welch , Head or the Depart.ment of Sociology and Social Welfare.

Liberal Arts

Dr. James Parkerson, Head oJ the Department of Speech.

Dr. Gilford Jachon, Head of the Deparlmenl of History and Go ....emm p.nl.

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College Of Pharn1acy And Allied

Health Professions

The primary objec tive of the College of Pharmacy and AlIi f'd Heahh Professions is to make a sign ifican t contribution to the hea lth care of society through programs of educn tion, re::;earch and service. This will develop in the student respect [or the dignity of man and an understa nding of basic human needs. The College of Pha rmacy and Allied Hea lth Professions includes the School of Pharmacy. the School of Nursing, and the Department of Allied Health Sciences. The College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions offers majors in the fi elds of Dental Hygiene, Medical Technology, Nursi ng, Occu. pati ona l Therapy. Operating Room Technology , (associate degree) , Pharmacy, Pre-Physical Therapy, Pre-Dentistry, PreMedic ine, PreOptometry, and RadIOlogic Technology,

Dr. Kenneth R. Shrader is serving as Dean of th e College of Pharmacy and Alli ed Health Professions, Dr. Shrad er was appointed Dean in 1973, Prior to that appointment he was Assistant Dean of the Coll ege of Pharmacy at th e University of Cin cinnati , Cincin alti, Ohio.

Piclured above and al lell is Dean Shrader.

Pharmacy And Allied Health Professions

Dr. Sa mul" I Clark, Head of Ihe Deparlmenl of Allied Health Sciencp,s.

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College Of Pure And Applied Sciences

The specific aims of the College of Pure and Applied Sci

ences are 10 train s tudents in the fundamentals of thei r respective fi elds for positions of trust and responsibility in humanitarian or public services or in the field of scientifi c research, to develop the ability to think critically and logicall y, and to develop in the s tudent the ability to express theory and fact, and to substantia te them convincingly. The College of Pure and Applied Sciences offers majors in the fields of Agriculture, AgriculLure-Business, Agronomy, Animal Science, PreForestry, Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Pre-Vocational Agricultural Education, Ornamental Horticulture, Airline Stewardess Tra ining (associa te degree), Aviation, Biology, Botany, Zoology, Wildlife Conservation , Building Construction, Building Inspection Technology (associate degree), Chemistry, Computer Science, Geography, Geology, Geophysics, Geological Technology (associate degree), Home Economics, Day Care and Nursery Management (associate degree), Mathematics, Physics, and Pre-Engineering.

Dr. Daniel E. Dupree is serving as Dean of the College of Pure and Applied Sciences. Dr. Dupree was appointed Dean in 1964. Prior to that appointment he was chairman of the mathemat..ics department.

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Pure And Applied Sciences

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Biology.

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Pure And Applied Sciences

Dr. Cecil Shugart , Head of lhe Department of Physics.

Above: Dr. Ann Kapp, Head of the Departmen t of Home Economics. Righ(; Dr. Earl Baker, Head of the Departmen t of Chemi l'o lry.

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Pure And Applied Sciences

Dr. James Cason , Head of the Department of ,o\gnculture.

Mr. Thu rman PotlS, Head of the Departmenf of Bui ldi ng Construc lion.

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Graduate School

The Graduate School was estab lished to provide opportuni ties for improving profess ional competency through advanced study and scholarly research, for promoting the welfare of general society by developing a broader and deeper underStandi ng of human knowl edge, and for preparing for furth er graduate study. Degrees offered include Master of Arts, Master of Busi ness Administration, Master of Education, MasLer of Music. Master of Music Education , Master of Science, Education Specialist, Doctor of Education, and Doctor of Philosopby.

Dr. John A. McLemore is serving as Dean of the Graduate School. Dr. McLemore was appointed Dean in 1973. Prior to that appointment he was head of the NLU Department of Eng. lish.

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State Board Of Education

Under Loui :-. iana ':" Ilf:W SIH[C c'ons litulion, the governing bod y for NLU and other co!! r:t!es and uni VNs itics has bfen ('hi.ln~

from th e 11 me rnber Sla te Board of Education to the 17-mrmhcr Board o( Tru stees for S tate Colleges a nd Universiti es. Theln} ilion wa:-: !ich( 'du](:o lo lake dfed this spring. The Slale Board of Education is pictured in the yearbook since it was Nor- them gove rn ing Lod y a t the l ime th e Chacahoul a was compiled and printed . Me mbers rictured arc th ose on the board at the beginning th t' 1974-75 s

Charles Colberl

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r . L. -' Rick" Eagan, Jr. Enoch Ni l(

W. E. Wll etslone

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Louis J. Mi chol

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Chacahoula Staff

1974-75 CHACA HO ULA STAFF': Silting: Ron DeF'aua, Linda Da\'is. Ndw~n Wilhanks. Kea ls ht-rell. SU;lfuli.ng: SLe\,t' Bridgt's, Bridgel Thompson.; 111m': u~oll a nJ Cmck\:t. Clevda ncl Bl lIck

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Without an NLU Photo Lab there could never be a Chacahoula or a Pow Wow. T hese dedica ted photogra pher. run in m a ll )' diffe rent directions Lo help the Ne\\'s Burea u and its branches (,O lnple te the ir deadlines on lime.

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1974-75 Pow Wow Staff

Glenda Pow{'11 - fall Nt>\~ s Editor Su~an Huff - Full Cf)PY Erl ilor

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HELI CON STAfF': !),;aJedjrom. Left: Paula K. Lassiter. general editor Karen Cole, and Margaret Haddox. Standing: Sue Warnock and Sim ShaLluck

Th(' "HI ' li ('on" i~ a university magazine thal is pub1i.... 11 1'(1 (' ,,1(' 11 yt'ar in conjunction with the Fine Arts f(':.:tival. Tlw :o:larf j::-, composed of English majors at

l\()rlhc a~t. The' ma~azinc containf' prose, poetry, art, drama. and oth(,r k.ind :-:. of artistic \vork. Stlld(~nts may ~Ul!!llil ""ork 10 lh~' ~'H('licon" sla ff to be considered rur th(' rna~az ill(, .

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Student Government Association

The Northeast Student Government Association is a representative organi7.ation dedicated 10 serving the students. Its membership consisLS of executi ve officers, class presidents, and senators which represent the different colleges on campus. These studen ts are elected by the studen t body.

The SGA is the student voice on campus. Th e organization strives to convey the st.udent.s' opinions, ideas, wishes , and nee,ds to Ihe administration and lacnlty .

GRADUATESCHOOLSENATOR , Lincay Tyce,

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SENATORS: Susan Lewis, Carol Porter, Gary Hemphill. Pam Teresa Walters.

PHARMACY AND ALLIED HEALTH SENATORS, Mark Dubroc, Monty Ingram, Rob Cloud. Bm Shepherd. Greg Tubr . Li" R;d",.

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LIBERAL ARTS SENATORS: Barry Morgall, ?allY Gra\les. Jim Carr, Susan Smilh, Keilh &ker. NOl Pictured: Sherry Holslead.

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PURE AND j,PPLl EO SEKATORS: Marlha Wood , Cwell Co\... . and Pal Pale

CLA SS PRESJDENTS: Allen Engle. FreshmaJl Cla.~s Pres idenL; Ted Warren. Sophomore CIDSS PresidenL: Don Cal"ahan. Junior Class Presid enl; Conlan] S(; lli l~ r Clu:.s Presidenl.

Ri~/"' .. FRESHMAN SENATORS - Lis. Bea\1'1" . Tim Burnam

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Union Board

BOARD OFFICERS: Kath y McInL05h. Vi('e- Chairman ror 5 IUdent Life: Be

Union Board

HOSPITALITY: Beth Taylor, Kathy Lolley. Laura Walcher. Debbie Payne.

The Hos pitality CommiLLee direc ts and produces the Miss NLU Pageanl. They are responsibl e for keep ing a scrapbook of I.he year's events.

The Rec reation Commillee is respon s ibl e lor booking th e dance ba nds brought to the campus. They also hel p in selling up enterruinment for Spring Ff! \er Weekend, including boolhs and various ga mes.

RECREATION : Siuing: Marsha Popwell , Mike Tueker, Freda Brasher, Dominique Hall. SuzndU ven Hallmcn, Esther PhiJ li ps, Charles Makar.

Union Board

J The T ravel Comrniltee provides trips

to various places. They take ca re of the ente rta inment a nd even ts on va rious

trips in the U nited St2 tes and Europe . Th e Mov ie Committee lS respo nsi ble

fo r scheduling the movies fo r s tudents at Norlheast. A few of the attract ions lhat have been shown on campus a re: HThe Marx Brothers."

Union Board

The Big Name Enterta inment Com, mittee is responsible fo r obta ining the rock concerts . I! Wolfman Jack," "Todd Rundgren, " and " Kool a nd the Gang" are just a few of t.he concerts Northeast had th is yea r. Th e Publi c Affairs C"mm illee is

responsible for public ity on the Union Board.

BIG NAME ENTERTA INMENT: Roy Rosenlhal. Linda AUen. Susan TayJor.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Siuing: Steve Evans. Pau lette Be ninale, Glenda Powell , Mike Fontenot, Gi na Burgess . Sumding : John Sc ru ggs. Chris Gabriel. Mike \\1

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Flagettes

Ivory Jo Roy Eileen Cloninger

Gai l Cloninger RuLh Cloninger

Anna Shannon Sue Moore Diana Olson Sharon Trah an Marilyn Nola Bonita West Karen Lanham

The N.L.U. Flag"LLes work diligenLly with lh e ~(IrLhea::;t Band to learn rou Lin ,,:; for Lhe fall fooLbal1 season. The group is under the diredion of Mi ss Juli e; Grern. They perform boLh pre ga me and halflime show:--.

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Twirlers

Cindy Boulli on Becky S pea rs LaQuita Welch Nancy Wade Dehbie Hinkle Ann Tietje JoyC'C' Green Kay Johnson Mary Beth Wiley Chris tene Bell ow BeLt y .lo Thomas

The N.L.ll . Twirl e rs a re picked each spring through try-out s. They perform both d,ni ng fOOlha ll sea son and basket ha ll ,eason . T he gTOup perfo rms a t a ll home footha ll games.

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CONCERT CHOIR: ROll' 1 Ala n LRI' . C.l m l),n Ci p:-o((, Charm .. iul' Prict", EI ,; i~' W("alhcr~b y . OI 'hur,lh E..1j.(l' r . Mdrsh .. '\ti3 Ik,r. Annl'llr Wal . Iq . Kar"I' BnJII:,ul1, ShC'lia M.lrlin. Ga il Clo

lI i ll~ ('I". \ '11"10d" Winn . .lillie Gr~en. ]..Lnin! $..indi fl'r, Shdill Nit'huls. Ph )' II i;;. H '.IInrnonJ~. C.. il Hu ll o\\

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Playing a conspicuous Tol e in lhe NLU ba ske tba ll program a re the " Ten Litlle lndian,. ' They are aCLuall y fif leen (:oeds who rotate as porn-porn girls aL a ll home games. The g roup is led by Cap lain Teresa WalLers and CoCaptain Ann Wilde r.

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Student Nurses Association

S\lA :\1EMDERS: ROll l. Rand} Baral!olla. Susan Co\,jn~(on. Carl CJwramir. Debra Chaf;(', ClilHon Cainf', Della MaLlhrws. Row 2 Ann Bakt'r, Slwi la I'I~ IJj,llW R,if';

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. OFTH E OCCUPATIONA L THERAPY CLUB: Row J.' Lolita 0(,1111,110. Jea n(' II t' Hdm:;. Mary W' ~ I . Palri. ia Rnlnc;oll , Jalli:. Harrj~()I I . Chr ri '1 ('(1 2: Ro.~ ila Art- lI,mo. Lar ry Afknck. Ca rnwlJ Nah kn. Juliet .1'>

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A lum- : S" NIOR CL ASS DE NTAL HYGIEf\ ISTS: Rut,. I: An n K " II ,- r_ J('a nn il' Ca ldwt' IL Pa m f .a nctl !;II ' r . Pa l l i L o mhclr

Geological Society

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Ahove: Kneeling: Johnny HalL Don Sabba, Jay Dick, Mike Earl, Gary Stringer. Sta.nding: Glen Greene, Ken Ragland, Nolan Venso, Pete Harrison, Robert Rhone, Jerry Edwards, Tom Carla, Skip Breard.

The purpose of the N.L. U. Geologi cal Society is to stimulate and promote interest jn the various aspects of geology. The Society sponsors field tIips to collect specimens. The Society also maintains the Geology Department Library and various displays in the Geology Department.

GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS: Gary Stringer, President; Don Sobba, VieePre~ iden t; Breard, Treasurer: Mike Earl, PubliciLY.

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Epsilon

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AfJ(JL'C: OFFICERS: Back Row: Sue Moore, Dir. o( Mu sica l Ac tjvili(~;;; Annr Burns, TreasurC:'J": Els i(' WC3 Iil cr1'iJY, Dir. or Publicity: Drborah Eager, 211 P rf"l- itknl; Mr~ . Eloise Slanhope, FaclIll} Advi ~ uJ': Ruth Cloni ngel", Pn;~id(-'Il(; Melody \Vi nil, 1 ~ I Vi('(" Pn\~ i( l f' I )t .

Bad: Ruu,,; Sue Moore. Phyllis Hammonos, Ann!': Burns, Chery l Hales. Melod~ Winn. Eilf'en C1ollin!!,er . Fronl ROil': .Iuli e G rCt'll , O('lil,lh Dan.kll, Slwlia Df'I~\)rah Sr rogg:s aw'r, EJ~i(~ Wealhl!r"by. Rl lih C I ,)rlin~,r.

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Phi Mu Alpha

Sinfonia

Ph i Mil AII'I 1

Tau Beta Sigma

TAU BETA SIGMA MEMBERS: Staruling: Tricia Grimes, Clara Harden, Pal Marcel, Mar y Ann Turner. Pa tti Sackett, Ma rcia Manin . Seated: Susan [111 Marla Coultn, Deborah RemonL, Ca.lhy All ... n, Rt'I'i(x' Allen. Dorf'Lha WiJlidJn~.

Tau Bela Sigma i:- an honorary band sororily [or uniH'rsily hatl

I(appa I(appa Psi

Abot,.: Top Row: Ga ry Ba rton. Mike Radcl if f, Donn ie Gee, Hu nt Neely, Joel Child res" Ma urice Ke ll v, Lo ren I blings, Alan Moo re. Middle Row: Mike Lowe. Bill y Ca rter, Gary Miers, Dick Powe ll , R'c , McC" rga;', Steve Sm ith, Mark Wa lker, Lewis Smith. Bottum Row : D r . Ri chard 'Wonhington, Lm.,. rt'Y Riggi IlS. Dr. Eugene Sleinguest, Jark White, St.an Finck, .Jo r" Vance. Le/t : OF F"l CERS: Lynn King , 1' reasurt:r: Bil lv Cuter, Sccrf!tarY~ Gan Barton, Presirlenr: Donnie Gee: Vice Presidenl; fi ex McCa rga r, Parliamemarian.

I(appa Omicron Phi

Above: ROtl' 1: Karen BrO\vn, Mary Chicola , Cassandra Augllst, MiekC'} Coslello, Pal Pale, Kalhit: Smarl. Jan Jones. Rou) 2: Gloria \Villiamsoll. Susan Vallery, Sheila Thomasun, Johnnie Dean. Terri Branch. Ca roly n C,,"'ard , Linda Good , Relle Jack,

~o n. l\t1a rian Ll Fo(;. Wilma Aranl. Rou: 3: Dr. Ann Kupp, Dr. Daisy Dani(>1s. 1f'.unette Tu('k()r. Lell CenIN: OFFICERS; Mi ckey CO>l""o, Pat PUIt'. Ca:::.::sandra August. ,Vilma .Aran t,

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Home Economics Association

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Home Economics Covered Dish Supper

11,e local Student Home Economics Associa tion is es tab li shed to contribute to the growth and promotion of home economi c a nd add to t.h e professional growth of majors.

The objective of this orga nization is to introduce home economics majors to field .

Advisors for the g roup are Dr. Era Davis and Miss Linda Good.

Alpha Epsilon

Delta

Alpha Ep.... il on Delta i.:; a na ti onal honor ,... oc ict y - for pn;.ITIedica l :; lud( ' IlI ~. Thl' (lhjt' Cli v(; or t.h e socidy i ~ 10 e Jl c'o ur-agc- (xc'( ll ('llrt' in p re- m edical :,rholdr!-:- hip. Servin~ as s pf)n~or for th e o rg-anizdlioJl i ~ Dr. \\-' illi am ~orris.

OFFICERS: R()I, Cloud . Vic/Pr"" 'fl ... nt ; KC ' ilh dd ;J II~ . Rf 'pnl"ll"r; Dann y Gilbl.! rl . Pn'::,id('ll t: 0 ... Wif Nnrri l" A, h' i:-or', ''\'Of S ltfllNt: To mm )' Grulll!. S; 'c n :lan : G,lr f Luffey. Tn'asun-I".

FWll i Rill/': Or. Norri:;, Kt:n HlId~o n . Dann ~ Gilh"rI , Shidt) Smith . Kl'i lh rldong. Jana Sdmlkr, Rob Ch.llu i. Britll!f 'l Thompson. Hack RiIll': Bill Sh( :p~lI'nl. ~ O~ ... i.... COl'l lI'r HuWs. J (JI'"I_~o rri ,,_ Jim Lilli,.)l , Patri, '/' f'bhn ty. Ja n Cor ll ,.....I!. Tom my Cadfmh(';ul. Bob Nw huh.on.

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Alpha Lambda Delta

Alpha Lambda De lta, a national honor soci ety for fr eshman women. was chartered on the North east ca mpus in 1965 to promole intelligent living, a higher s tandard of learning, and superior scholarship. Mp, mhe rship rp-quires carrying 15 semeste r hours an d earning a 3.5 average for Ihe first semester or firs t year of college.

Initiation is us uall y held in both fall and spring semeste rs. Each spring. as one of the ir annua l projects. 50 of the favorite professors a re entertained with a '-Favorite Professor 's Tea.'1

Left: Back Row; Ila cf' Harri s, Carmf"f1 Steigrnan, Charmaine Price. Pal li Dupree. Teri Rodgers, Snsan ROlhwe ll , Flo re nce Boo th . Barbara Hay

~..ard . From Row: Ted Thomer, Caro!}'" Davis, Pally Holland. Ann Tie tje. Caro lyn BO'.t.ernan, Diane Krauel, Miss f ea therston.

Alpha Psi

Omega

Alp ha P .... j Onwg;J j..; a national hOllorary drama (rat('rnity. It wa:-: organi.ud iJi 1963. The f'ralnlljt~ h('lp:-:- with and IlI'OlrlO\(,."; Ihe 11)(',lIr(' proriudioll:-: o n 1"1111JllI:--' . IVkrni)('r:-;hip j.., hy invitalioll to illl"IT..,I"!! rlrallu :--lud('nL..,.

Ri;:hl : ROH J: Anita FO\"I('r , Tr rri ern'll. Holf' 2: Charlolta Fincher, Clara .I n S~II'I(lr. I.e lla Da v i ;-.. ROll; 3: Dr. .J.IIIII ';-. \V. P,lllIT:--on , Kay Fi fc', .kan Kilpalrick ..kallw' H. Phelan. ROil; 4: Dr. E. J. J. Kralll i.wr. Gary Thomp...on, SU"',111 H (Tdcr. HOH S: Or. CI.lIIdt, C. rlllltT. O' nni ..... rvtLX\.o,.Tl1. M(I

Speech Arts Association

, [ ARTS ASSOCIATION: SealPd: Jack ie Ri chard, c.]. Sartora. Marl a Coulter, Mary Sue HlllTlblC', Dorothy F('inoorg. Back Row: Denni :; Maxwell, Steve '.SI('\'(' Kinnl'), Dan Si" iJ...,. Cary Thomaso n, M,lrlill Rowrll, Bill CI!villg IOll. Cam AlIld~, Creg Chachere, S ll' '>'t' Hil l. Jf! romc Arlams. Dr. V. Jac ksoo S milh,

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Student Art Guild

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Bollom Row: George Cook, Lynn Hamehey. R.:tndcll Robichallx. Mary Boies. Mary S.... ifl. David Bailey. ROll.J2: Be th T(l~ l or. Lanene Spillers. Cile Wil.,ord CarlLon. jt'anndle Jarmon , Pal Bu.,k, Georg-etl e Corb in . Richard Colvin. Rou 3: R()dlH~Y Or;nlOIl. Ru""cli Cn llins, DO'r lt' J('[(''I". G('orf-((' Phillips. Row4.'f.I~ Wdlt(,'rs. K.:mn Hopkin~. Maril yn 'l orrell. Ro)'ie Franklin. Robc'" rL Carroll, Jim Bakn. Hcnry R(lbin ~f) n . Kevin Smi th , fred GJ3nrorl(' , Marion Alrord. ' Glasgow. Dianna Day Lon. Becky Con1n.

Th e Slud e nL Ar ' Guild i:- i..I nt" .... organizaLion on ea mpu:;. It it' made Ul-' of approxirnalf'ly 60 a n s luden ts. j\:J em tins an' f'n('ollragt.d 10 I-'ar ticipate in national and regiona l ex hibilions, for cash awards and ribbons. The Art Gui ld activities arc high ligh ted each yea r by lhe annu a l S lurl f'nlFacu lly Sales Exhibilion In ea rly NovcmLer a t Dry Gallery_ Right.: An art ~ turl c;nl working wit.h a project.

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Modern Dance Club

. DANCE f.,lEMBERS: P~(;()la Bal'llts. G'lhridf' Buggs. Ann Cole mull , Amy Dunll , PallldJ Fo\ , 1\'1arf!i" Gol~on. Cunni" HI-woid . Cy nthia HoHman. lJ\lnna u, \, i ~. Ah'in Lui . MNr'r Ann. Maro.:. halJ . RlIllalrl May, Karrn Milko. James P'l rker. Joall PI' llIlIll f! ton, L~ nil Suiol y. Ruth ShUln wa)'. Wand..

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OFFICERS: Con ni e HClI s1-' 1. Ahin Lui. Lynn Suidy.

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American Louisiana Pharmaceutical Assn.

AJ\'lERI CA:'>l LOUISIA KA PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS; Fron.t Rnu: Marsha Phillip~, Ginger Brewer. Sammi~-' Beam. Back Roll'" [.. 111111('1"1 , R(I]l('rl S ! :l IlIUn , Donald April.

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Brigadear Cadets

To promote the spi ril and the morale of Ihe cadets at NLU, the Brigad e ..' Cadets were organized in 1972. These young ladies assume hostess responsibilities al Ihe soc ial functions of the Reserve Officers Training Corps. These young women al so serve in various other community projec:LS. To become members. girls must be single and have at lea", a 2.0 average.

Pelrey. Treasurer; Deanne MaLlock. Vi ce President: Jo ,PI""i"'g'on,, Secretary; Lynll All en, President.

CadeLs working on a Ha lloween project.

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Mililary Mt"0ting

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Bel.ou}; Antly Thomasso n, Joh n Ervine, William Gll)'. Slv",C' Gray, F,.ank McCloy . Mi" ., Laughlin, 'Wayne SykL.::; . Si evE' l3eeson. Jose ph Ca nc:ellare. F7ag.I; RiGk H('nciricks. Roben Hanlnl .

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RiJ.h.l: R Olv 1: "'like' Kil lman. Vi" Deni cola. Da rc:k Guidldrd , Su:n:: Rol'f'r~on. Allw rl Ra ia, SIt;ve Brun~on , And y Soj It 'au . Mikt ' Anclin /!:, Tommy Bt-rgf' ron. Glynn RaYlno nd , DOll Ap ril. Row 2: DOtJ,!! ~'kEacll('rn_ Da\ iel WahN~, Pal. CalTiCT, Dann y C{l llin ~. Joey Bergt' ron.

Kt ~ ilh Ta s. .... in. DOlninick Ca l(ic- rone. AII"n [("0111'. GI,-n R,y nauci . Ha l Whil e, .Iude! LCllloirH'. Rotc 3: Ho\va rd Vinn-nt. ROil Mueller. Robf' rt S tall ton. Glc-n B,ow n. CI."d, Loc khart, Sa l RII S$O. Jerr y Ha YIlP";. Robert Rock, Bellny Landry. Tip '\(:'

Phi Delta Chi

Bela Bela ChapiN of Phi Delia Chi

was orga nized ell NorLheasL in 1959 as a professio nal ph(!rmaeeutica l fraternity for tlWll. 1\:; pu rpose i.:::i to enc.ou rage the developmcnl of rharar.ler. leadership. and sc ho la r::;h ip. Membf' r ::: hip is by invitalion .

'. TOlllln) Bergt"ro l1 , Glynn R.:l)tnond, DU ll Ap ril , B(' IIIl } L lnolr}. Maur ~ S l a~~!';, David Slr'Hlu. BVllom Row: Mike A nc1ill l-\. Robt"rl Ro(' k, Domlnic k I n)llf' . .Jon' B(' I '~ t: r!ln, Kt:i lh Ta~" in , S I C'~\' Rnlw r."o n.

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KAPPA EPSILON MEMBERS: Sitting: Karen Brantley, Carleen Simon, Thf'"rese Mi re. Paula Fonteno t, Sammir Beam, Gi nger Brewer. Sarah Douglas Bem Trudi Hopp!~r, Angela Gua ri :o.ro. Second Row: Ei leen BiJ1imek, Marl~- Davidso n. Ma ri an Edwards, Majorif" Hendel'son, Pam Lockard, Pall y Bell, Deni se Fac~ Cindy Wilson. Beverly Rives. Alice Fry-aT, Claudin' Lackey (Assislanl Ad\' i!'lor) . Third Row Marsha Phillips, Df'bby (;QOOwin, A ... is MeBride. Tamm y Hickn Rita Brown, Kar

Rho Chi

OfFICERS: Dr. Gary t C fl!tl ... on, T("JrTlmy Ld.t1x. Dum Ca lrl t-'mll!', Ann Corbin .

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Alpha Eta Rho

Alpha EI

ha Sigma Chi

First Row: TOrl}"a Mansour. Liz Gonzales. Second Roth: Janice James. Alelha Cole-. Pf'AAY Wliliams. Jan Gaslon, Sherrie 17lird HUll: : Gayle :\ yo, Dawn Bell , Michl"']lc Canterhur y. Janel Ri chie.

purpose o f Alpha Sigma Chi i~ 10 a id in th e (J repara ti uo of each ac ti ve member of this o rga niz.atio n fu r he r j)f'ok':)s ion a~ a n ='l('\\' ardes~ . This ~o rority has al:?'o been ~ie s ig ned to promote intnc.:: t in the s Lewardcs::;. pro~rJ rn lO other s tlld C' lllS of NLU,

In \\ork in conjunction with other organizations and individuals in related fields. Sigma Clli works in close (;onjun('{ion With the 3\iation rratt~ rnily, Alpha Eta Rho, ami vi t> it~ \'a riou s flight 31lcndant I

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Council of Resident Women

Right: FirM ROle: Jud,' BI' ight we ll , Lr nnc Stanfi(, ld . Bertha Ann Morgan, Mary Martin , D,;nisc Robe rts. S,rond

Row: Ma ry Flo McEnery, Becky

Rem"rl, Ka,.,,,, '\1ills, Jod y Courv ill e.

Kan' n Lo,ell . Manrl y McDonough.

Third R Ol

Senior Board

BOARD MEMBER S: Frolll Row' Glori:. Williamo

Circle I(

Nancy Fl y. Debbie La ngle}' . Back Row: Eugene Smith. Fra nk ( CIRCLE K MEMBERS; Siu,in.g: Kath y Hawkins. Nanq ' Keoun, Mary Arceueaux. Rand ) L)~T IJ . Don Stevens. \t:"es le)' McComo. Frank McCloy.

OFfICERS~ Wesley McComb, Kalh )'" Hawkins. Raody Lo" ell . Nancy Fh, Don Slevcnili.

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Front Row: Jackie Richard. Kalhy Harrison, PaL"iYPowp!1. Carol Busby. IJo.ck Row: Vicki Murphy, Olivia Paul. Kim Wascom. Bekki Flelcher.

Jackie Richard. PreSident ; Kathy Harrison, Second Vice Presidenl; Palsy PO\~cJl, Secrelary ; Bushy. Treasurer: AnnetLe Horton. Firsl Vice President (noL pic lu red) .

Associated General Contractors

ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS MEMBERS: Row i: SI.PV P Hallman. Bob Marlin. ,,"'es Dorm

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OFFICERS; Dr. Augusl Danli , Mr. Raymond Knutzen, Carey Messina , Elmer Noah.

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Women's Recreation Assn.

MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION: Tanya Ganey, Debbie Ulmer, Cy nthia Alford. Teresa Mercer, Cherne Walker. Sail)' Clark Kaye Kyza r, Cathy Gebhardt , Rhonda Siein. Officers are Joy P lants, President; Cathy Gebhardt. Vice President; Tanya Ganey, Secretary : Susa n Crowe, H rian .

'VRA cn('oura~('~ parl.ir ipaLion in a large \-ari e l y of ar.Liv ilies, therl -by contributinf! to total (it

ncs~ and an e njoyab le usc or lei~un; time. Mcmhel~hi p is open Lo a ll \.,.omen F- ludcnt.s. Compditio n

i~ provid erl in s('\'~ ' ra l areas.

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NL U Student Correctional Assn.

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~TUDE~T CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERS: Terri Bagley, Chades Flowers. Larry Hammon ~, ~o rman Knox. L.'lrr~ laBorde. Mal"l ), Lcn~ : \1allhews. Susan McCrimmon, Ga)' le Pardue, Chris RodJ"igucz, Mary Bel l. Wi ley. Mari lyn Woods, Larl"} Kelly. Cynlhia S\\'ayzrr. Jo L}nn Nunnall y,

" ~;""h"," " Karen Ferguso n. Sad ye Bel"nhcim. Ce le:- le Schene, Linda Harris. Clara Ahraham. Mary Holland .

NLU Correctional Association is a ne\''''' organiza ti on on campus. The purpose of the association is La develo p a joint re la tionl,elwPcll the community and the correction al fie ld. OrIicers for this year 's organization are Dorothy Mc,Coy, Presid ent: Sgl. -Watson. Vice Presidenl~ Carolyn Browhaw, Sec retary: Lissa Langdon, Treasurer; Billie Holland , Pa rli amentarian.

Pi Sigma Epsilon

ZdJ Chaplet' of Pi Sigma Epsilon i:i a HJliollal profe~~ ional rrat c rnit y in mar h.dillf!.. sa l(':, lOalla~cmellL and sel lin:.:.. TIl(' fral n uil ), was ill ~ lali ed ill 1957 . .V'I lfl l)('r~ hip I:' open 10 .d l uu:-=ill(, s:";

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Della Sigma Pi i:::. a professional fra h-: rnit y orga nizrd 1.0 (0 8. t(' r tht' stud y o f

bu si n(~:--:; . T he fr a LCrni l }' t! ncourage::; both scholar~hjp and social ac tivilY.

Above: Front Row: Sleve Be nnelt , Jerr y \V iJliam s, Su san Crowe , Swee th eart; Leo Hyde. Middk Row: Mike Burkeu , Dan Fos le r , Ri ck S tra llo n , Doug las Brown, Scoll. Ell en. Kim Brewer. Back Row: Kirl TO Ll c hston e, Da n De nton , Todd Mane, Tommv Shows. L('ft. : Dell; Si~m" Pi 'Orri ..er, Lej ;' Middle: Delta igma Pi Mcetin!!;

MBA Association

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l\.'1.R A. ASSOCIATIOl\ MEylBERS: &>u.lcd: Corl.wtt Gaulden , Susan Ada ms. Bob Eatoll. Standing: Richaro Slewarl , Riad Chehab. John Brtaru. Gar) Th SOIL ./ ,11ll1''' Pack('r.

OFF'l CERS: Corbell Gau ldl' n, Vice Pro::s ident; Susan Adams, Secretary.Treasurer; Boh Ealoo. Presi

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ational Collegiate Association For Secretaries

Ahrne: Ruw 1: Glenda Blam:y. Terri Freeman. Joy Renfro, Sharon Taylor, Jerrie Harris. Ron' 2: Robin While. Rebekah Swanner, Carolyn SmiLh, Linda Renf row. Row 3: Sharon Goarl""in, Debbie McNabb, Sharon Davis, Paula Landrum. Row 4: Debbie Funderburk, Barbara Roberds, Roxanne Townsend, Nancy Click. Rou 5: Peggy Black. Lorraine: Crain, Kay Kline. Bert Adams, Janice Dossman, Oli~'ia Paul. ROil; 6: Cindy Prall. Denise resLavan, Brenda O"Brian, Sue

HOfu~arl. Robbi(' McCarLy. Row 7: Dianne Adcox, wVf'nia FOSler, Paula Rye, Darla W'yau, Evora BulLer, Y.... onne Underwood.

The NCAS is a professional organizat.ion [or students in office adminislration and business education. Membership is open to those majors who have completed 12 semester hours with a 2.0 average.

Silting: Jerrie Harris, President. SU)1u:il:ng: Libbey Paul, PubliciLy; Paula Rye, Viee I Robbie McCarly, Historian; Ben Adams, Treasurer: Darla WyaLL, Corresponding SeereLary;

rl Crain. Parliamentarian.

Student Social Work Assn.

STUDENT SOCIAL \\'ORK ASSN.: Fronl RVI(): Erlrlic J('nkill~ . Mary Kirn, Pilt PnfY, Pegg) BoILon, Ka lh y Lit'rI. lllil~ Shoemaker, Casaodra Flumler Grace Hodge (fa("\dl~ sponsor), Winifred Moore , L\ln~lla Conk~. Shirky Jenkins. Sccond Row: Greg Sm ilh . L~na Evans. J~anif" \t:jlliams. &x'ky Barr. C Le('. GcralJirw \\!illiarn~, Deloris Robill "Oll , R'rlcl C!l ocklin. Blatl(;he Hall. DOlninquf' Hali, Gloria Kin~. Third RIlIf' : Di':l.r1 Jl c Moody. Dt'bra Moorh(',[tl, ChafflJ1, Mary Brrwlon, jcnnifrr HULr:hinl' .

The NLU SlUcknl So,,;a l Work As;oCialio/1 i::: a new organiza tion on camfJllS. II is ('ompo,wd or :-,luden t::: majoring in Social \'\/ork. On(" or lh~ organizati()n'~ main ubjec[,iveH is 1.0 help the Drug Abu~c Ceiller which is located in I'vJonnH'.

OFFICERS: Pr.ggy Bollon, Presidf'nl ; Kalht Lil"d, Recordi ng Secretary; Mary Lindsey, Treasur(' r: Shoemaker, Corr~pondingSp('n ' I

Alpha Phi Sigma

Th(' IJUl"lJ(J~(' or Alpha Phi Sign1:J i!-. to fi('ol!ni/.(' ;J lld proll1oll' :-- I' h o la :-' li t' ('>.. n ,llcll('l ' ;,IIHI (,Illliu:--ia :- li, ' pUI':,u il of

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Chinese Student Organization

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Chinese StudeOi Organil.ation Memher~

Ri/ihl.: OFFrCRS: Pal rick Fung, Prcsi ot ' 1l1; Da v id Fok, Vice President; Angel a Lr'tlllJ,!: . SCC!'f: lary; Edward Cheung. Trt'(l-;urn: P!'(r.:r \'\:'on14, General Bm: irH'~"" DinTlor: Chi Kon;,! Chan. Edi tor: D

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Phi Tau Gamma

Carlos Somo:r.tl. Kal hy

S ll ~all HI 'mp( rln. Tr('fI~\lr (; r : S1I"..an Rial;." Pn':.; idl' Il !: fo ll-Y .. 1>artlanWlllari :ll\ ; Ca rl",.. SotllOza. Pllhlil Rl"I.Jl i()n;o. lIi ~ l l)J'i a l'l .

I(arate Club

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KA,RATE CLUB MEMBERS; Dp\~aynf' BU II E" r , Ronalrl Leleux, Barry Wood, ~orman Tison, Christa Blackstock. Malculm Slok~s. Dale Brak ha ge. ]}un'lI Gal) Shirl}'. $lt'Vt: K.l~lur. Runaltl Ba rl o...... Diana Ga thright , SherI)' Kf'nny, Sharon Beasley, Joan Delcambre. Hillary Hcarrl. Mik e 5l[l('('),.1. M. \t! d~o l\. J Lo.....e, Da .... iri Allrll. Guy Ga rl anrl. Ell en l\"ichol s, Drbbie Langley, Charle:; Patlon. Clark", Buch. ]amcf; Allen, Margant Ca rl i" r. Mi r harl Lcal lH'n~ ood, McNall,l!hIOn, John Allen. Bt'n Clark, O..... ighL Harri.':. Belinrl a Bean, Slam'hard Day, JO(~ Leblanc. Rick Slllith . . 1.:In Hny!;;:"ood,

KARATE (LUB O~TrCERS: 8.Jrry Wood . Vi('f ' Pr(,f'idl 'nl: Rid; Smith . SeC(plary; Jan Hu~wood , Prc~ idenl: Mr. ROll rnond Knlll l-i' n, Ad vi.,:or.

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B.\PTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS: SJ/lin.~ : Jlld ~ H a~ I1 ('!oo. Li",a B"i1H' r, Dawn Halimilli . L )' /l11 Baker. Tn'), Hilm ill (JIl. B(U:k RIH"lcb CO llI,., DI"I,I,i, GU)fW.... , Dori/l.l a Brun "n n. Bi ll RI~b,' 11. Sl('w JhlltS. ClIJ.rli r Ri n '. J. B. '.\: :1 I..on , Ri l.:han l :Vl. C

Baptist Student Union

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BAPTIST STUDENT UN ION MEETING: Mike S);Jler, Bill Bagwell , Richard McCa ll , Dr. Sa m Sanford . Dawn H~II,"an .

Newn1an Center

NEW:\,1AN CEN TER MEMB ERS: Firs/, ROt1,: Kennf'lh HOlleycull. Joan Delcambre. Rita u-wi~, Ellt'll Vt'nabk , Mik, Cellll, Pam Spr.ll;l!ins, Dr. Villgidlu. (I lld Row: Jodi C()ltr\i ll~- , Mary Me-Cloy. Br>:'l11 Cm;aga, \-1argarf't Gould I. RoiJf'f'l Ea~ ll'r. Pat Ki('fl l.' l' . Debbie wUf!I('y. Ron Lc ll'allx. i\1(>lanic Johnson.

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Fronl Row: Dan Sigler, OepnlY Gra nd Knight; [[o....'aI1! Grand Kni~hl ; Kenneth HOIlC'j'cuU. SeCff'lary. Bar"k Roll': Mike Cent... , Tn',lsuwr: Dr. Vinj!idl(l, 1t'C'.

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AMERI CA: Back Row: Melanic Jl)hn;;orl , Pal Keir(,:r. Pam Sv ra~ins. D('bb it' Lan~I t!)'. Middle Row: Pais), Angelle. Ma ry .. Ilir lll(~ is . Annclle Wallc ~. Front Row: Ellt: n Vl;'nablc. Ma~arr.t GouiC II, Wanda King. B

Wesley Foundation

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Front Row: Carol Porler, Ann Tif'jc. Lavern Simms. Chi sho lm .

Chi Alpha

CHI ALPHA MEMBERS: FrQIU Row: Bell y J. G ree n, Co leen Beasley, Sharon Beasley, Beeky r ogger. Back Row: Da\jd Domengeaux. Jerry' Davis, Mike Ronnie Bf"asley.

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' ''....'Rnr~n'"N .'mrIN AI CHOIR MEMBERS: Pau line Thaxto n. Dona ld Burge. Rona ld Bulle r, Mary Ward. Belinrla O live r. Je n ) ' Ta }' Ior. Pearl POlle l'. Jennifc:r l ooe.s . Janj{'~ Brown .

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Caucas

Left : OFFI CERS: First R ow: Dt: bo ra h Ric r.. Vath rice Ha millon . Second Row: Wa lle r Hen . dricks . Ben Clark.

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Rodeo Club

RODEO CLUB ME"lBERS: Nancy Moo n, ]arne!; Nugent. Sara Hamilton, Wendell Fordham, Roh,~ r l MMlin . Ri(' k~ Tm,'n:.t.: ncl, Janet DcMo~;!.

RODEO CLUB OFFICERS: Sealed: Danny King, Presin t:m; John Brown. Vit:e pf"(~s ;d(~nl: Calldy ler, S('cn.: la ry . Standing: Bibb Franklin, Puhli (' Rda ti ons: Darrel B l a ,~ k , Pllbli c RC'I

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Chess Club

CHESS CLUB OFFICERS: Jim Webb, President: John Hall, Vice Presideru; Dwayne Buller, Secretary; Jessie Nelson. Treasurer; Dr. Robert Wysock. Ad,"ir.(

The Ch ess Club provides an informal a lmo5phe re for sLuden I s and faculty of NortheaSl 10 meet and to improve their ch ess skills. Both beginners and seasoned players are welcome to altend all c he ss cl uh mecl ings.

1n pa s t years, the chess club has sponsored var ious on-campu s chess tournamenls.

Phi Eta Sigma

Richard McCall . Dr. PrincE'. GaT") Lu((c),

Ela Si~ll1a i:, an hono r :ior ie ly for (rt:'~hman me n. The orga nizatio n s(~e k s to en courage high ethi cal a nd sc hol as tic idea l ~. 'p is opell Lo frcshml'l1 hith a 3.5 or brtln average,

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Psi Chi

P~i Chi. lil( , natiolla l hOllor ~(l('i( ' l y ill p:-.~ dlO l()g~, '~J!'o t"hartC"rI 'd at :"rorLh l"'a ~t ill 1IH' ~ prjng (Ir 1969. The pLlrp()~e of P . ..; i Chi i:-. "prirnari ly to ~lIl vJ n ct: lh(:' i-'cj ( ' 11("( ' or p~~dlOlog}' : and ~f'( :ondly. to ('tlco tlrag" , :-. Ii rnulalc, a ll d mainl

Lambda Alpha E

CeJeS lf" Sche.... e, Richard Edwards, Mr. KnUl2R.n. Minelte Burt. Carla Remington . Rene Canil les

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Panhellenic Council representing the cam

. promoting sisterhood among ... encouragement of campus partici.

helping to solve learning together ...

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Panb ellen ic Co un cil ...

pus so rorili es .

Greeks

pation . . Formal Rush ...

probl ems toge ther

keeping the pathways of communication

between sororities.

Row 1: Karen Cole - A 0 Pi Allison Windham - Phi Mu Rene Bush - Zela

ROUl2: Macae Boyd - Ze la KriSIY Cole - A 0 Pi Carol Dixon - Zela Laura Jayn~ - A 0 Pi Karen Lovell - Phi Mu Diane Moody- K D Ga il Bo .....en - K D Kris Morrall. - Phi Mu

RO-UJ 1 : Max Wahers - P K A William Cooper - P K A

Ro-w2: Ronald Muh"in - Theta Xi Ph;! Wrighl - ~Tr Al bert Eave - A Phi A Terry Davis - A Phi A Ronald Cyress - K A Psi Ao thony Johoson - K A Psi Junol Dixon - K1: La rry Penieue - K A

Row 3: Eddie Stevenson - L:Tf Bubba Logue - ~Tr Mike Martin - K A Terry Bostwi ck - K A SIeve Th iOOdeaux - TIl eta Xi Brian Harrison - K A William Ganz -Theta Xi SIC \'\ D:nill - Acacia George Dean - Acacia Gary H;II - T K E Greg Smi th - T K E Jim May- Aeacia James Lighl- Kl: Bryon Bertrand - P K A

Interf raternit y Council ... unification of individual fraternj ties. . bond of true Greek spirit ... co-ordinates rush programs participation in intramural programs ... sponsors Greek Week .. . bri ngs fra te rn ities closer togelher.

Interfraternity Council

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Acacia /Acacia ___ s lres~ il1g developmenL of well -rounded individ ual s ... leaders hip. . brotherhood .. working logelher 10 he lp Ih e com munil Y . .. LAC NAF ge l logelhe r . . Night of the Nile Dance .. Black and Cold Spring Formal . pledge-aclive relreal . .. While Rabbil . .. Found er's Day . .. rush parties .

William Anglin Chris Anthonv ClirlOn Ber8f:~(l n TllOmas Cadf' nhcad

Jameti Chappell Pele Childress Jarn~s Davis Sieve Davill George Dean Phillip Dealon

Jimm v fisher

Jim !\1ay

Patrick Me Donald

Ea rl Roulaine

James Smilh

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Donna Dot lglalRosa lyn Hallin EqtJi lia Joh llson

Sheila Lp'... i~

Dchorah Ma ~

Niki 51. eyr

r\nni!"" R.uLh Smith

Yvonne" Undcn~t>OI l Edwardt'an Warn'Jl Diant" WHli:um,

Alpha Kappa Alpha develop intelieC lual curiosit y . " . Slr-iVf' (or thaL which is twauLirul , honorahlc. a nu highf'"SL... e njoy ing 8 i~lerhood funcliol1s . . broadening outside interests making- fJ 1aqw's ror Conway Hospil

Mdu" I;. Itsoll Ginl.l"r '\ l1l1wil;)' flbrlv '>"\11 1'1.-'\

Bel f ~ 3f:d." S,,~an Bln~hilm 5h"rOJe Bu~ 1 Nan.,y Bozeman 5hul~r n....ndl

M" I, .~.1 B,o\' I,.,.. (1'111\ CHaWa)

C~ i l Cbrk K.IfI:n (:,,1 ..

KTJ~h C"I..: '>"'11' CO)

DtmnJ. D~ .. ,

SI"I>h:a" ,. Oclcamh ....

TNn J), nnard

IV.lhy Desadltr Su~" Ouggln ~ DebblC ["',ng Morll'('n Finley

[)c;&n~ fll'.minK 5,11, Ford K..y Gnl/

P31h Gran:1 Kerry Gr~"': lk.-ch Hamel bnd Hiller MJ.f1!.3.n ' i Hi J'l( lonan S mote HollnwlI} Gall Hnllnwa } D.hhll' Holud~ ..

J.ln,,, In~rlm la",r.o Ja) fit' SUSllfl John~o" V,cky KdsOt' Mll Tion K ilcoyne Dehhie King Oll't)1 L.1rr1cU

Alpha Omicro n Pi ... promote and main Ul. in high stand ards of leadership, s

S;mdi Lc\' Ca role Man,n Deobl" ).l cl3elh Ja tlt J\k(.Qoa l h ~ Vi

Alberl Eave Chri ~ Ga briel Rohert Ht:fldrl ('k Chf'Sler Hooke r

Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha . . developmenl of charac Ler . u.njles m embers toward greal(~J" bro therhood . coneun for olhtm;.. manly deeds _ . sc holarship. respec t of woma nhood love for a ll mankind . AJpha's OULreach Lo the Corrunun.ity Sickle C"II Anemia Drive . . Greek Week .

Dwighl A llen

Cha rk:-. A .-; hLOIl

Ro~ Bum-II

J imm y Chri

Lore thi e Massev Charmaine Price Janice Riggs Angela Washinglon

Janet Butche r E... a. Casset Pearl Clark

Delta Sigma Theta Delta Sigma Thela . . engaged in public se rv ice programs. promote and encourage achieve menl in educa tion . . granting scholarsh ips. main tain high cu ltu ral s tandards ... becooling a chapter ... sending money and goods to Honduras . March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon .. Arthritis Drive. . DeltareLte Apples for

sale during Spring Fever.

Vathrice Hamihon Clara Harden Pat ricia Hawkins Ah'e rne Le"...is Diane Loche

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a. ,hhy H Clld l1 ~ v.." i~ HIli Sine- H" nl)"a\ JOY' I.I, Jncohs

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Fred QlII rfh P3Ut Cou rrt"gc R"hf: I1D ulI

R~gan D"rhan

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Th.!,id Lrjeull"

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S:llh Bamloul)l 1.1..",1, a. ':lUro~.",1

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K.I'P" D,-lia . rormation Or fri ('nd~hlp . ~iSI t'f'I )' lov(' among iL!-. tn('mht-~ r !o' . for Ihe furth era nce of charilable

purpOIi C '~ . Bi!!:,Li tth: S i ~ Wrek KD Korn on Ihe Kob Whil e Ro:-;t} formal Hallowf!en Party for Ouachita Day Development Cen ter St""k and Hamburger Pa rty . Foundel"s Day Banque t..

Kappa Delta

51O""nCI"... .. Rulo,n o.,m..1 a,l indl D.I,i~ P"",l(' n"lI' Doll. O..tkn Mar,h" Dinki" .,

P:lth' J" hn

Winllit' Mc Koin Deroa Milh.ef: l)ianlle Moody M Ull \i, n

Jeti .\lurn. nn K.lth} Muq,h v Debbl t' Nhrri~ RI,orllb Palmc~ t..e.- P~ ltcr$nn Diane Pr.I'f.e....

RI'Sa. Pe rcy Lauren Permf. i Jadyn Phill'lps Kath} Pt c.ken! Kathy PiHlro

L lli :.n Polk Beltl 10 POILnJn Marnrt'"1 R..,,

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K~ILh Albrilloo Ch uck Anu!vne JI':I ' B.:l1 l1ip Jd f & k('r Boblol Baol

P~I Brad~

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Kappa Sigma

Kappa Sigma f~:\er1lp liries idc'al:; of brothc:rhond .. scholarship spo r l.s mam.hip acli\(~ In intramural !-fJorts inlf' rcSl('d in ca lnpu !'- aC' llvilit,s a frat ernit y of fellowshi p . Chri.l:; tmas Formal . . FounJer'~ Bal1

Kappa Alpha Psi Ka ppa Alpha Ps i . . dedicated Lo principles of ac hieve menl . . ameniLi es of persona l (onuuc( di ligent. aHenlion to the demands of life conslrurtive pe r::>onai acco mplishments. . impelled to achieve in community. . Greek Week .. s triving to achieve a closer, more persona) bond of brolherhood. --...... --......---~---......--~...-...

JU StLi S Bt: nja rnin Lurn' Burrell Jero~(' C HUS T yru ut> Fiowt'rs

Akin Ford Anlhon~ Johnson Waller K(o' lldrit' k

LarT) L.-('

Ka rl Nero

Ricky P3rk ~r

Olit) ROlGer~

Larry Washington

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\anq ' Dllllll(,:ham Ga~("u~fI DcI\3 Emmll'l~ Gc"rt;it Er ... w

Cind~ Fanar Pau la Finky F,.an(" e ~ r-,~h" r Pl'l'lhsGaharan Ci~dy Garna

Ikdwis ~'UI1 Lc....I~ Mar y Lhint;.;;I

V'flitn'l Lea Md...::nJ I)"

L"r. ilk Mru.~bnr1

M, h s~ ~kCun~lhy

Ro~m.. f"'. Md.... "rc-n

Man lyn .\1cS,,ain

AI ..:r.M td",

ElisSJ M'Khe ll

K.i... Muf(al

Su~.." Nwl:d,vn Ttrr i \' i .. Un S", Nolall Ceh.. P:unt:l! C,nrl ), Patlcrso ll Pall' POI>t' Suun PnnN P..il Rf't;d LISJ Rl()cr

Ginger ROO" E1~'"e R!an E1en~ Sampognaro Brefld~ Sava&e Ann Sledgo: lI-q,, 'IU Sn.il l, J a. nlCe Sn~(If'r Mic;kie Sui.m.an SI,U3l1 Stanlt~

Beverl) SI..pht;n~n

Dtnl~c T,H~er

!..;,ura Ta)lor

Na l)(y ThompAA!I

Pam Torbf:l

SU.$ie V ..nn

Martha Von [);e,dskl

K..thy Wallen;

Sheil:! Wahtn. Teresa Wahc~ Mt linlla Wh,LanJ Lisa '\\'h. lhdd Debbie Wi lli~ms Gloria Wi lliam~on

Alli~on WmJha.m

Phi Mu promoles high esl ideal; of womanhuod .. develops a spi rit of service attains Lo th e high es t cui lural s tandard:; lo practice honor a nd trulh . Les Soeurs Fideles received many honors . Toy Carl S.s. Hope Week ... Founder's Da y Luncheon

Formal Rush .. Spring Furma l.

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Doug Aug!>pll rgrr Rf)lwl'l Ba les D}-roll & rtrand

Jamc"S Br).anl RiC"ky Chatagnu:r J amc~ Ci(:nla Will i.1II1 Cooper Chark::. Da ~'i ,':>

Pi Ka~pa Alpha .. " f'~ ( au Jj ~ hrn e nl of friendship on a fi rmer basi~ . promoLion or brot herl ), lm:f' . supporl 01 every aspecl 01 college and community lile . Toy Bowl . LTI Halloween Carnival . DI'f~aOlg iri Forma l " Pike Acacia Fool ball ~a n1(' . . 1928 Fi rn Truck. . Road Rd llios.

Pi Kappa Alpha

Af"1l DtI'r) bf'rry Eddif~ En\()f\Cb3rlr" Froman Robfrl Harri~

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Neal Juhl1 son Van Leigh SCOll McCo) Rick McG uirl

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Michael St. Romain Sa l V

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Georgc CaJlaif:s S I f:Vt: Ca rter Mark Co ....gi ll Ken neth Crain DaviLl orr

Ronald BabL George Bal(;hdor Mike Batchelor Tim Branrlao

T imothy Gilbcn Rand y Hays T e rry Holloway Lr.e Irvin

Joe Brocalo Joe Brown Wink)' Broown

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Sigma Tau Gamma Sigma Tau Camma . brotherhood .. d""eiop menl of ch~ra( le .. work ing with civic organ izalions _ .. t!lIcouragil14 sc holarship ... ready \0 help when it is needed.. Lions Club Sprimp Boil ... Formal Fall Rush . . Play boy Dance ... Wreck Tech Party ... White Rose Formal.

Ste",e JOIl I"!>:i Reggie K,wx BuLIJ

Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsi lon .. promoting charac ter a nd development of personalities,. trying to imp rove mankind.. loya lty . aspiratio n towards high er goals.. Intra murals Greek Week. car wash es by the pledges .. parties to r em ember.

Kim I3rewer Gordon Brown Greg Chachere Marcus Clark David Fdker

Gart Hill

Randy Jordan

John K~eler

Michael McPherson

John O'Neil

Don Pace

Earl Perry

Darrell Pi tzer GregSmil h ScOIL Swansnn Ma rshall Swenson Dan Walker Pal Welker

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Ra nd )' Parkt.' r Sle\'t:: Slusher SIP.\'t:: Thibodea u),

GIt"11 Dav i ~o n Wlllt amGa n..: Mi r hatd G:I)I()r DeAn Gro\'~':;

Rieharrl.l (l illl i:\ II"l Brure'rvbj.:.t'I J(Jhll MI:KI;l\/il' Georgt' )lll1uk Ronald Mulv ill

Theta Xi " apprecia tion of demor-ratic princip .. deeper spiritual unde r~ ta nding . par'tici,

lion in ollt f:: ide activi ties. . working logether achieve goals ... loya lt, to brothers. forn Champagne Part y Bar-B-Que Part y . Chri mas Forma l , . Arthritjs Drive. . informal gl togethe rs at the frathouse . Christmas 1 Dri ve for undcrrri vilcgt:o children.

Theta Xi

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Oia"" KrJ \ld PI"lIis l.:Ihor,\," An~diq", " l..J.tlgl,"~ C3Y,' Li"rI.,." Jeanne M~I...~

K..a ~ Mi1f(

. brOlhen; and sisters . . taki ng part in athlet i c~ and intramurals

. ceremonies and secret rituals to know (or a lif~t irne . philanlhropi f:S . . . weekend part i ~s.. ru sh lo ga in new members . . community in volvement Greek Week a group 10 helong to, ye t retain one's individualit.y.

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Sherry rece ives congratulations after winning.

Sherry Sandidge, a music education major from Gulfport, Miss. won the tille of "Miss Norlheasl 1974" in a field of seventeen con testa nts. Mi ss Sandidge presenled a talent presenta lion wilh her clarin et which won her a preliminary award. Sherry was also a semi-finalist in the Miss Louisiana pagea n!. She was nominated by Ph i Mu Alpha Sinfonia.

Aoove kjt.: Ellie Carter - 2nd Runner-up; Pam Bank - ISl Runner-up; Sherry Sandidge; Mary Ho lliday - 3ed RU Jlne r-up; Tommie McKeithen - 4th Runner.up.

Left.: Sherry performing clarinet solo.

AbotN!: Sherry competing in evening gown com

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The Miss NLU Pageant is held in the spring of each year. The girls are nomi naled by various organizations on cam pus. Serv ing as mistress of ceremonies for the 1974 pageant '

The 5 Chacahoula Beauties are elected from a fi eld of 15 girls each year. A total of 45 coeds were nominated by organizalions on campus and the 15 finalists were chosen in a campus election. A tea is held at the home of President Walke r on the day of the pageant. That night the 5 new beauties are named .

Above left,: Girl s enjoy relreshmf"nLS a l the interview lea. Abot;e: Contestants are welcom~d by President and Mrs. Wa lk er.

Left.: The 15 Finalists - Elli e Caner. Karen

CtH~ rr~. Karen Cole, Gwen Cow, RiLa Kaye Harris. Janis Harrison, Vick> L ~nn Mayhall , Alice M !chif'. Barbara Pfanner, Debbie Reed , Brenda Savall~' Carleen Simon, Ten~sa Spillers. Laura Waldwr, Edwardean Warren. left: Tbe 5 Chacahoula Beau ties.

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Ellie Carter

Representing

I(appa Alpha Order

Gwen Cow

Representing

Hudson Hall

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Rita J(aye Harris

R epresenting

Monroe Dormitory

Vicky Lynn

Mayhall

Representing

Ouachita Hall

201

Brenda Savage

Representing

PhiMu Fraternity

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Homecoming 1974

Homecoming day dawned wei and coo l as Qu ee n Elli e Carle r and he r court ,,,'ere presented to NLU alumni and s tudents. Spirit was high a t North easl as the rndians defealed Jackson ville. Mi ss Ca rler, a de ntal hygi e ne major from Monroe, was a nom inee of Kappa Alpha Order.

Above IR/t: Queen Ellie ar.cepis crOWlJ from Pres

ident Wal ker.

Abtme: Ell ie and her falh er.

Lefl midrll.e: Ellie accepts kiss.

Left: ]974 Homecomi ng COUr1 .

S~ ; niur Ma id - Of'IJ

Who's Who In American

Universities And Colleges

Forly-e ighl ~ lurlf'nLS \... e re Sd CC If" rI for (his ,... iJdy rccogni J:cd honor. They were nominah'd hy a s-ludenL.facuILy commitLee based on severa l fac lors. Students sel ected wt' re req uired Lo he ca lTying a full load o f cour.ses. lO h;rve ma inla ined a scho las li

AbOl'e left : Cyn thia Co

Aoolie left : Mary Hi ckman . AIm/I' ri;:Ill.: RarHly Spt:(k BoUiJ/11. '.elt: Cl ynn Ra ymond. Mi.dd'~: Trudi Porlie. BI/UtlilL riJ;hl : Thomas Ni(" hobon.

Ab(lH' i(:/"': O(>nil'Jl: ft' ::; II :van. Above righ/.: Virginia Roos (left), Karen Lovell. BO/lllfll Ir(c: Jol'Jl:ph BNj.!('ron Middle: Ca rey Mtss ina. BOII'()m. right: Alvin Loi .

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Abur;e middle: Sammie Ga il Beam.

Abo,:e right: Sle\-r Shurr.

Bottom hft: Ell it" Cane", Dianne Moody.

Bottottl middk: Mart Holiday. Carol Lowrey.

Bullom righl: Dennis Maxwell , Randy Da ..is.

Chll('k Reige l.

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Abote left: Gary Stri nger. Abol'e middle: Nanc) FI}. Bouum left: Marga rel Sloan. Buuom middJ,e: Marsa Phillips. BuUom. right: Carol Porter.

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Ablll:e left: Ca lherin e Monlfor!.

Abom:: Kennclh Du rach,:r.

BOilom left : Thoma~ Shu flin.

BOllam middle: Dowinic k Ca lderont: .

Bollom right: Susa n Reeder.

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Who's Who Credits

[E, .\\ARTHA JEAN. A~"ra~,, : 3 .68, Oak ~ fld u a llQn: l), '(Tmhrr. 1974. Acli,ilic.: Ph i

1'''' P~ i : Ell Ep~a"n . V";f ' Pr("5ide nl; NLU In. J::.cono mi("~ A ~ :iQnaIlQn Club, Prcsl(l'nl. fIll t [ "onom in 00 I~ t~ n \Jin~ S lUocn I for 2 .\: Reclpir Den ll'_imi~ l~ A...,,,,iallOn.

HR., 1975. A("llvlllc~: SludcOl (;nv 11 11T1 .-\~ ~onalln , S"na (or, S(ud"n l R,,.I'H

ml!I{"~ . F",..,'" UlIIWn.il) Commlllc(>, Uml!O~ liI' l'at ion Cumlnl\t.,,; !\Iph:. KappA A1 1,ha fll'. Vi,pPn~i~O'n ~; Cha(anouia. A"",iSlaril c:'P>i Chi. SI(rdJ.l'yTr

Troy State University 30 NLU19

Above /.cjt : The Tribe rushC' d for a IOta ] of 193 ~ard s aga inSl Troy Sia le Above rig h.t: Gf' rakt Prince res ts on lhe sidelill e before return ing 10 Lh~ ri eld . Be/ou;: Running h"H'k Rod Alexa nder a llf'mplS 10 break away from a ho s l of Trojans.

NLU 17 Eastern Michigan University 14

QuarLerback SCOlLy Oyer rake~ a handorr lo Aiel( Slf'wart nn an oplion play .

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MeN eese State University 20 NLU 14

Above: Major Haynes and Chester Pleasanl close in on a McNeese Cowboy.

Bouom/eft: The NLU "Sou nd of Today" marching band c reated enthusiasm for the Indian sup

parten;, Bouorn right: Cheerleade r Pam Stewart worries over the game's outcome.

Oppostle page: Dyer throws one of his 11 passes against Northwestern as Mike Bialas (76) , and

Rod Alexandec (32), block.

/ruet.: Head roach Ollie Keller observes lhe I ndians' performance rrom the sidelines.

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Southeastern La. University 23 NLU 8

Rod Al ex.:lnde r lakes a handoff from Dyer as Fred Coleman (85), bl nr ks againsl the Li ons.

Arkansas State University 17 NLU14

Above it'll : HarH'~ (pelf'r Rab bit) J (/h n~on li eu a srhoo l record by ha uling in

nim: pa::.sr:s ag.J.inS LASlJ.

Above right: Coa(' hf'~ Kf:ller and Ell en co nrcr ..... ith Frank Ma:m ell on lhe

~ idrlinrs .

801l0m: Dcfensi\'e back Terry Smith rtt.urTl ll a pun! aga inst Arka ns.::ts Slale.

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NLU39 North Dakota 15

Above left: A mUddy playing fi eld did not ham per th e India ns as they

amassed lhe ir hig hest poim tOUlI ill fi ve yean,.

Above righJ.: Daun y Lee punted seven times for a 40.4 ya rd pe r pl1nt

average.

Belew: Or.spile the wcather. the Indians were erlthusiastic before the

ga me .

Louisiana Tech 26 NLUIO

uft: Han-'y Johnson (30) didn ' \ catch this past', Right- Da"jd Shradt;r in Ihl.' lo(' k(:: f room ,trier lh t"' !-!""W .

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Cin cinnati 20 NLU 7

Aiel( Stc ....arl plunges into th e: Bearr:al ddenst::

NLU Football Wrap~ 974

TI.'UY Sial" .. NlU hUrl II", In ians in Ihf'ir lIt'8&on n"..n~r lIPi .... '

u",ch Ollie Keller complainNl thaI ,,",,,-, Willi ~il" nt> movement." s,...,Uy Dyr. pined 218

Jje.laoiUUIlO ...d lemUR"..! for all Ih....... 10ucbdOWIl&. Ird fllr Ih" fi..., o .. ~. Ih,.n pa"U1~ 46 yard. 10 and 17 ~anf6 10 Fml Col.man for the oth. .... Ih, .. Inner. 3().19. Dyo' WDn Ihe ''Play"r of Ih ..

E.sl,rtl Mi"hiWln , . NlU i .~JI..'I"tI ilS 1i ....1win or rhO' tIt'SaIln in I d _ me lllllaln,SI Easlern Mkhipn. Th" ullderdn hd ians ,

26yard r.eld j!08l by Da,fd Shrad r.1 on 0 h~ Alex Slewart and Ihr n Boyd Cole. I f h Ihn'" 22 yard. 10 Colernan for Ih.. Injl a 1714 viclory. Skwart and DoUIl Mayb..rr~

rushing for lhe win"rllI. CoI~man a weI'!' Ih~ "Playel'5 oIlb .. Week."

Arkan_ laW ~ NL ijd IJII the filth play 01 tire- IIIIme foUnwin 1111 ~ ft(1Iih1e at the 11. Slrwart /t011I8 owr Idl rae'klt!for'" Dt\!; 'W:AStJ eamelaldc 10 tak,.. 177 II'" inlD tho

fourth I{IIattef Trten th Jntfiant. .I\a,11,d .lunoU$ rail acorillf! on a 3I.t'8fi1 O,o:....ooCOI"""'" JIB Ihrll drlvl"" to tho: ASU 32 bet ~il1J 'h....wn b,"k. Ha,'",'" Juh".ol, li"d Ih,' .,hoo!

ord for g plio"" wllh "in" 0",1 Blm...rl "Play," ur l Ie W "fto \o/i lh A1frc~ Gro.... and Ha}'m.,..

nd nd

NLU Cheerleaders

BOUQm, LeJllO Righi: Richard Woodard. Charles Smilh, Pal Bales. Windell Fon tenot. and Ro)' Rosentha l. Top, /...eft. U) RighI " Pam Stewart , PaLSr Ange lle, Connie and 51H'rr} KemH~}.

,

Above kfi: Pa l Balt:S. head cheed eadt"r. AbQI.'t ,ighl: Pam Stewart la k~s lime ou t lo post: tor a piclure. Middle left: Chee rlf'adc rs in troducing Inelll!'.eh"es at tht: [irsl pep rall y of the 1974 foolball seaSon. Middle n'glu: Look. it's a bird . it's a plane. no. ii's Super Conn ie. BelQW lefl: Cheerlt'ader Winde ll Fontenot Belou, right: Chee rleade rs in action.

1t was the 14th consecutive winning season for Coach Lenny Fant and his Tribe. The Indians won their second straight Pacemaker title by easil y roll ing over Rice and Tulane. Their vi ct ims included two conference champi on s, McNeese and Northwestern, and they cl inched the winning season with an easy road vi ctory over Texas Arlington. The team's five starters were Mike Rose, Jerry Jingles - both members o[ th e I,ODO-Point Club - David Pickett, who averaged ove r 20 points a game, Academic All American Tommy Grubb and sensational [reshman Jerry Walker.

Opposite poge; Top left : Randy Pierce up [or the rebound against two Middle Tennessee players. Top right: Coach Lenny Fant holds ball a fter winning his 300 game. Middle: The supporting cas t o[ the Indians' basketball team (left 10 riglu): the Pep Band, three members o[ the Ten Little I ndians, and Cheerleade rs. Bottom left: Mike Rose in ac tion. BOllom middle: Gralin Davis in ac tion agains t Tul a ne. Bottom right : Th e 1974 Pacemaker Cl ass ic champs accept the championship trophy.

Left: Tommy Grubb up with a jump shot against Middle Tennessee. Left at bottom: Jerry Jingles became a memo ber of the NLU'S 1000 point cl ub in the game again st Lamar. Top middle: Tommy Grubb (24), Gra li n Davis (54). Mike Rose (22) and Ri cky Rayl (42) watch as Jerry Walker guards an opponent. Top riglu: Coach Fan t talks wi th players. Bottom left: Members of th e 1974-75 tribe team. Botwm mU:klk: Mike Rose on th e floor against Tulane. BOllom right: David Pickett , the profile o[ a su pershooter.

NLU PLAYERS IN ACTION

Mill Andrews RanCf~ Cram CraUn Davis Charks De laCroix Larry Durham

Keith Gainey Rage-r Green Mark Gross T O IlHll) Grubb David Hall Jerry Jing J f:~

AIj(II)f' Left: Ri ck} Rayl in ar:Lion againsL Tulane. Afxwe right: Roger Gref'1l shOOLS againsl Middle Tennessee. ell. Rand y Piern> (10) goes up ror th.. Middle: Oa\'irl Pltk(' ll await s the ball with open hands. Right: Mike Rose up with a jump shot.

Sieve KanH'l"Inan Da .. id Pi(' kelt Randy PierCI-: Ri cky Rayl Mike Rose

Pal Smi th Gary Tiemann Jerry Walhr J. V. Coach Da \'I' ~ 'Rouss(' Head Coach U 'llfI t r ani

Ass i ~tan l Coach I3('lJn~' Holli;..

4Aru'(' left: GraHn Davis If'.aps for the ball again::.l Rice. Abore right : Tnmmy Grubb drives agtlinSl Tulane. Left : Jerr ~ Ji ngle$ is surroUlHleJ by encmi(:s, Middle: PI.-b'll fl'n '1 \"6 l()()(}.poiol Lall from Coach Fanl. Right : DaviJ Pickett in ac tion agai nsl Tulan e.

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NLU -RICE -TULANE LA. DEC. 7-28'

1974-75

SEASON RESULTS

NLU OPP. 93 80 81 91 86 87 75 83 86 71 95 73 81 100 85 87 92 97 (OT) 78 80 74 70 78 62 95 78 73 72 89 77 81 68

100 77 74 91 74 89 74 59 75 76 82 67 93 70 80 79 85 73

Hardin-Simmons Middle Ten nessee Georgia Virginia Commonweal th Rice (Pace maker Classic)

Tulane (Pace maker Classic)

Brigham Young

Utah State

Louisiana Tech Houston Baptist Northwes tern State TexasArlington Louisiana Tech McNeese State Lamar Houston Baptist orthwestern State

Arkansas State South Alabama Southern Mississi ppi Me eese State Lamar Texas-Arlingt.on Georgia State Arkansas State

Righi.: Jerry Jingles up ror Iwo point!'l against Hardin-Simmons.

1974-75

JUNIOR VARSITY

RESULTS

LU OPP.

102 73

99 107

105 102

88 76

72 51

88 74

87 86

94 60

67 60

73 81

90 81

105 79

Fort Polk

Kilgore Junior College

ASlro.s

Louisia na Tech

ArkansasMon ticd10

Louisiana Tech

Centena ry

Budweiser

Kilgore Ju nior Co llege

Cenlenary

Astros

Intramural AII Slars

Women's Sports

BASKETBALL

AboliP IrJt: Kath y Ge Lhard l. go('s in ~' it h a lay up, Ablll!/ri/{ht: Cindy Head tr ies lO put il in th e bas ket.

Kneeling: (If!ft w n:ghl) : Sue Desadiel'. Brenda Smilh . Debbie Dixon, Alic ia McCann. SC(tndJ.'ng: (left wright) : Dehbir Ulmer. Cindy Head, Judy Burley. Lillie Johnson, Ekth C randoll , and Vicki Ne..... rnan.

i

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VOLLEYBALL

: -'l LU Wom en ':, vo lkyballteam for 1974 W.lS co mposeJ of Tanya Ga ne),. co-capta in; Chcrrie Wa lker, r:o-r:ap ta in ; Joy Plants. co-captain; Rita Burley, Kale

, Tt:wsa Merce r. Ca th y Gebhardt. Ka ye KY7;ar, a nd Cindy Head . Wa lk er \,'a5 the senior completing her third season of play. Playing fo r th eir second " !:fI' Ganey, Plan LS . Burly and Lambert.

RESULTS McNeese l~ fir.;1 competitio n of th e year, NLU was defea ted in a lrimalch held at McNeese State University. NSU defeated NL U 15-7, 15-0; while McNeese handed

. of 157, 15] 2.

NSU Tourna ment

ft'ated NLU 15-2, 156 and McNeese defeated NLU 15- 11. 15]1 to drop [he Indians (rom the double-elimination to urna ment

USL Tournament pJaecd third in th is double-elimination [ournalnelll by defeating Southe rn 1512, 152. NLC then defea LeO :-.lSU 1510, 155, LSU handed NLU its first

the tournam ent 154 , 157. NLU lhen 10Sl10 NSU 1512, 15.4. Tan ya Ganey .....as na med 10 Ihe all tourname nllea m.

Slale Tournamenl li ('d ror rourth in the t; lal e tourname nt. held at. NSU. by defeating NS U on lime in Ihe ftrs t game 14--11. Ih en losing th e seco nd 61 5 and eoming baek 10

th('lhlrd ~ame 16-]4, 156. LSU elimina ted Ihe Tribe wiLh 15-4, ]58 wins.

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I

INTRAMURALS

TIlt-" new Deparl menl of Reerea Li on and Sports greaL!} improwl(! lh, il mural program at NnJ'lh ea~ l . This ~ ear ..... as the fiT'Sllim e the intramural J!ram had a full lim e dir~(; L o r . Jar k C. Rowan headed the deparlmtlUI

M i ;; ~ Bell y Faup:ht anu Paul Rothwel l 3 ,; his assista nt::;. The In tramu ral Program is based upo n th e philosophy of maxim um.

unLary slud ent participa tion in a \'arieIY of ph ysica l activiti es. Th(:~! il m 25 different l ea rn, individua l. and co-ed uca tio nal ac tj viti es offered All co mpt" liLioll (' ulminales with [h e prese ntation of appropriate

Stud ent lead e l's hip is soughl and utili zed in l he organiza tion of co mpetition for frnl er ni l ies . dormitories, profess ional organizatio nll, ind epe. nd e nl l eUl ns . T he In tra mural CouIlciL a s tuden1 group. hOb !ished J set or h~, ! a ....'s which govern all intramural aetivjt )" The} as th l" o Hir.ia l govprni ng bod)' (o r this p rOgram.

A bovt" left : Jack Ro ..... an . Int ra mu ra l d irec tor. M iddl.e: Intramura l volleyball. Left: I nt ramural wrestling. R ight: A n intra mu ral win ne r poses after rece iving his trophy.

2, 2

I

Intramural Winners

lSL 2nd

BADMINTON SINGLES Kt.'iLh Ddon!2," Joe Davi:::

IND IND

lSi

2nd

BADMINTON DOUBLES Gary Earlcy\~'iJlt' Ted Nunlhirapahorn Rod Nolan Joe Davis

PEMM

IND

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Intramural Winners FLAG FOOTBALL DORMS, lsi Ol in 9, 10, 11

2nd Sherrouse

ORGANIZATION, 1st PEMM 2nd POC

FRATERNITY, 1st Sigma Tau 2nd Kappa Alpha

INDEPENDENT, h . PEMM B 2nd BMF

UNIVERSITY CHAMPS, BMF

1st 2nd 3rd

TE NIS SINGLES Tony Fisher Leigh Marlin Paul Rothwell

BSU KL

PEMM

1st 2nd

WOMEN TENNIS Ann Au zen ne Gwen Anderso n

Black Caucus Black Caucus

1st 2nd 3rd

ARCHERY Roland Rob ichaux Benny Landry Clen Reynolds

KPsi POC POC

Intramural Winners

POOL DOUBLES

Tho mas Gcnnant IND. Herman Welc h

2nd Ardell Chapman PEMM Da ... irl Chapman

TABLE TENNIS SINGLES 1s( Cheong Po(:hu CSA 2nd Hsuch .le n Chen CSA 3 ,d Ting Wal Leung OLIN 9, 10, 11 4th Dav id Duma lS AGS

TABLE TENNIS DOUBLES hL Hsueh Jen Chew CSA

Cheng Po Chu 2nd Ri(;h,mi Aburime PEMM

Johnny Wilson Bruce Erhardt MASUR 'N Bil l Shepherd

4th T on y F'isIH:T NEWMAN Frank Nh:CJoy

POOL SINGLES lsl Thomas Cermany IND 2nd Dic kIe Raymond KL 3rd Henr~ Lam IND

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Basketball Opens Spring Intramural Season

At th e e nJ of th e fa ll semester, the overa ll leaders in the uni\'e rsiLy 5weepstakf's race were Oli n Hall' , 9. 10, anJ 1] floors in the Do rmitory Divi~ion \.,.ith 16 points, foll Q\... ed by Sherrouse Sou Lh with nine PQinl:s.

K8ppa Sigma had 22 points and Kappa Alpha Order had 18 poinls in the Frat.ernil y Di\'isioll ami PEMM Club was leading in the Independent Divi sion with 24 poi nts. It~ next doses!. opponent was Phi Delta Chi , which haJ a total of e igh t point s.

2'6

Intramural Winners

VOLLEYBALL

DORMS: 1st Hudson - North

2nd Olin 9. 10, 11 ORGANIZATION , 1st POC

2nd PEMM fRATERNITY, ISlKL

2nd KA INDEPENDENT: fl ying Barni lo Brothers U IVERSITY CHAMPS, 1st KL

2 nri K A

BaSk(,l00 11 Intramural.:,

The 1974 baseball season was nol a big suc('es!' ror lh r you ng and inexperienced NLU lea rn . The Indians lost the l\.\'o top 1973 hitte rs . Cary Ri chter a lld Mik" Phillips, before the seaso ll began because or iJljuries.

The hi ghlight of the season carne "hen "Iorth ea:5 t s ......(p t a doubl~hcadf"r (rom Louis ia na T ech\ 42, 21. Other wins ca rne ove r Ok lahoma Slale, eSL, Cenlenary and Memphi s Slale fo r a 627 r('cord .

Mik e Lienhop led the lea rn in balling wilh .293 and Paul Holliday (3.8.2.82 ERA) and Bill y Clay (25 . 1.87 ERA) were the lOp pitc he rs . Wilh most o f the young team returning, Northeast ca n look forwa rd to a stronger tea m next year.

OP{XJSiil' pagl': Top left: Jim Ov.rcy. Top right: Coach Yladdo)( . MiddLe righJ: Dan Davis. i.JJ.ft middle: Mik e Ne lson. ll-fiddle : Bi ll Clay. Bouom. Leff : Sleve Jon es. BOIfI)/ll right: The lea rn walc IH'~ lhf aClion.

Top /.,41: Mike Phillips. Top ri~hJ : Paul Holli day. Middle left: Gary R.i r hter. Middl~: Team c:o ngralulal eS Jim O'n-rey . Boul'Jm, I. lO r.: Mike Lienhop , Mu Weave r. Tommy Cook. The Umpire.

Paul Hol iday Darre ll Benner

... _.

Mikol> Lirnho (l rou ntls fi n;1 dftpr a ba~e hit.

Jimm y Hodge Larr~ Reece .Iimmy Cochnm Billy Clay

Tomm y Cook Ronn it Hu(f BIll Hamilton

Jim Ow rey pops up (o r lllroW.

Coach Ste....f> Maddox

Gary Richter Jamf',s Todd Larry frd7.it"f oMik. Phillips Lan \' NUll Mikf': Nel ::.:on

Jim Owrer Mar. Wea ....er Denni~ Sl lrratt

Delli Wood Steve Kamerman Surrau lhrows LO firsl.

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1974 BASEBALL RESULTS

Soulh eagtern La. 5, ' L1.3 2

South.as tern La. 5, LC 4

Centenary 8 , NLU 4

Centenary 8 , I\LU 4

NLU 2 , Ok lahoma State 1

Ok lahoma Sta le 4, NLU 0

Delta S