Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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Politics Politics bring only discord ... or so it seems. But through oil the campaigning, we made friends. When the victors were announced, we had new ambitious leaders to give the campus unity. Right: Joe Goodson was congratulated on his election as SGA president. Below: Joe Goodson and Glenn Menard congratulated each other below campaign posters. Far right: Kay Montgomery got into the spirit of cam- polgning. Far lower left: Our campus showed no apathy as any and all stu- dents joined in campaigning. Far lower right: Godfrey White anxiously await- ed results of the SGA elections. WILDER - - Rk- ' CARLA t K i ? EDUCATIOS UNITED STUDENTS II X KATH MH PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY! TREASUR TOMMY JOYCE DON HOOTON i IKATHY DOYLE Ijohn MANION 0 I in 1 4. , 0 ' J:. Ill » i |: . f =r-;r t li K« ' DOVIi S.G.A ' tf saA ♦ N f

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. . . Achievement We succeeded! The hours of work were trying and time- consuming, but we finally achieved our goal. Not one of us gained achievement alone. This unity in our success was very sweet. Right: Microbiology students Thomas Beosley and Robert Druilhet prepared an experiment before lab class. Below: Dr. Clyde Rougeou looked on as ROTC cadets were honored. Far right: Petroleum engineering students, from left, Gir- air Moughemian, Clyde Landry, Ali Vassigh, Ronald Meaux, and Willard Cap- deveille, examined oil rig equipment. Far lower left: Architecture students, from left, Frank Herdliska, Richard Kellogg, David Becnel, Lloyd Hahn, Ronald Gautreaux, worked on an assigned art project. Far lower right: Administrative officials led the procession at graduate exercises.