Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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Memories . . . This is just the beginning and still it is the end. The beginning-of the book, of many special moments that the staff tries to capture and of much work. The end, for me, of my editorship, of my college life and of many friendships. As the work on the book closes, it marks the closing of a very important time in my life, the time I 've spent in college. Here I made some lifelong friends, met the man I will spend the rest of my life sharing with, and also made a few good contacts for the future. It took five looong years for all of this to happen and as graduation nears, I am glad I have finally made it, but sorry that it comes so soon. This is the sixth yearbook I 've worked on and it is one of the most precious to me. My editorship has taught me a lot, including bringing me much closer to some very special people and I would like to say thanks to them. Thanks . . . Charlie, for two things in particular For one thing, I appreciated that you always took the time to answer my questions and gave advice when I really needed it. Secondly, thanks for never forcing my decisions. I will always appreciate the help you gave me when I needed a smile, a bit of stea- dying and a shoulder to cry on. Cheryl, don't think I would have stuck it out, without cropping off a few heads, if you hadn't been around. So often we've anticipated each others needs and read each others minds that I hope you can do it now. In practical words - thanks for always making time to talk by putting aside reading, working, sleeping, etc. You'll always be a special friend. Matt, you've been great. I 'm glad we had a chance to meet and I 'll always appreciate the time you took to encourage me. But, most of all, thanks for being organized, patient and a good friend. And to Gregory, we've done a lot of work C and probably even more fighting? but we always ended up doing what was best for the book and stayed friends. Thanks for your help, support and multitudinous ideas. G. G., thanks Greg for the use of your camera and for understanding. You had more trust in my ability than I did. Thanks too, for not getting angry about the camera, shall we say someone had to find the bugs in it and I sure did. Sherry and Prank, if I stopped to thank you for everything you'll did, this book would never get published. I appreciate yo .ir expert eye when the book was out of hands. I knew that when you'll had it, it was safe and well cared for Thanks too for your genuine friendliness whenever we called or visited, and your encouragement in general. Moss, much thanks. A few hours here, a trip to town there, and working on yearbook when I should have been listening to class. I know I asked for a lot and so with a deep dramatic bow thanks This would never have been completed if you hadn't given so much. And of course-the staff deserves much more than thanks. Wayne-having pages in by deadline was a luxury I rarely got. Thanks for the work and concern. Skip and Scott-thanks for the creativity you added, and Iacky and Marty-thanks for coming through when it was needed. Sally, john, and Rob your time and concern were not only needed but appreciated, thanks. Last but not least-special thanks to my family for their concern and help, especially you Phlip. I am sure there are many that have given of their time and labor to get this creation out and although you are not mentioned you are appreciated.

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