University of Louisiana Monroe - Chacahoula Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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356 Darwyn Anderson Kirby Arceneaux Stein Baughman Jimmy Adams Roy Binion Melvin Butler Donald Carey Bud Cespiva Neal Charles Bruce Cheek Mike Churillo Jeff Conerly Steve Crane David Dumars John Fleming John Floyd Greg Fondren Kenneth Glasper Chris Goggan Jerry Goss Terry Hagin Danny Harris Dud Hatten Ma jor Haynes Terry Herod Tony Hiner Gary Hurd Jimmy Husser Scott Ingram Ricky Isaac Steve Isaac Tony Iscaro Plez Jenkins Robert Johnson Terry Johnson Benny Jones Sammy Knaub =

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Arceneaux threw seven times, complet- ing four good for 123 yards, and accounting for all three Tribe scores. NLU traveled to Stockton, California to take on a strong Pacitic team. Pacific opened the scoring with an 18- yard TD pass. The extra point was good. The Tigers scored again after intercepting an Arceneaux pass at the 43-yard line. They scored on the second play following the interception, giving them a 14-0 lead. With 4:36 left in the half, Pacific scored another touchdown with a five-play, 51-yard drive. In the third quarter the Tigers recovered an NLU fumble at the Northeast 10 yard line. The Tigers scored three plays later, completing the final score with a FG. The Indians could manage only two scoring threats during the game. Arceneaux was eight of 23 for 109 yards. He was inter- cepted three times and sacked 10 times. The Tribe’s offense ended the night with 105 yards total offense. The Indians were held to a minus four yards in rushing. Pacific rolled up 266 yards on the ground and passed for 139. Northeast’s final game of the season was played at Louisiana Tech on Thanksgiving Day. The Indians’ defense did an outstanding OPPOSITE PAGE: Vic Minor escaping from a Tech player. TOP: A profile of the NLU Indians. job against the Bulldogs, but that of the offense is another story. The offense fumbled the ball twice inside their 30 yard line. Both times the Bulldogs recovered the fumbles and scored. The Tribe managed only 94 yards total offense and did not pick up a first down until midway in the third quarter. Tech started the game with a drive that ended on their seven yard line in which they had to settle for a field goal. On third and four, the Bulldogs were stopped at the seven yard line by the Indians defense led by Warren Trimble and David Dumars. Later in the second quarter, Arceneaux fumbled the ball and Tech recovered it on the 28 yard line. It took the Bulldogs 10 plays to score the TD, with the score coming on a one-yard plunge. Early in the third quarter, Tech moved the ball from their 48 yard line to the Tribe’s 7. There the Bulldogs fumbled the ball and Vic Minor recovered it for the Indians. Three plays later NLU fumbled the ball and Tech recovered it, later cashing it in for six points. The final point of the game came ona 30-yard FG by Tech, giving them a 20-0 win over the Indians. Football Scores NLU OPP 21 37 63 13 3] 22 io. Sh! D) Su 20 Lamar Tulsa Cincinnati Northwestern Fullerton McNeese Southwestern Arkansas State Nicholls University of Pacific Las lechk

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James Matthews Vernon Mills Vic Minor Joe Kuhn Donald Lawarence Ronald Lawarence Jimmy Lieux Clift McCall Scott McDonald Paul McElroy Steve Marionneaux Jay Marse Chris Mire Jerry Montgomery Tony Morrison Albert Moses Mike Needleman Robert Newman David Nolte Mark Pickett Dennis Piper Kenneth Poole Danny Pringle Marty Probst Jay Rivers Jack Robbins Holenn Roussel Greg Schaff Nelson Shepherd David Shrader Warren Simmons Lance Stanfill Harold Thompson Warren Trimble Mark Valentine Jeff Walker Scott Walker Jim Whitehead