Louisiana State University Alexandria - Sauce Piquante Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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The pains of scheduling! No matter how many times Mr, Bowman reworks this stu- dent's schedule. the classes will not fit into place. Making his usuul running inspection of the campus. Al Pender strides across the grounds to see what is happening in front of the library. Closing mmenf l59

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At the 1978 Honor's Day Convocation. Mr. Edward Caplan asked. through his speech to each person. Are you ready for change? Indeed. the 1977-78 school year has been a year of change at LSUA. With a new sports program. a new nursing complex. and new courses being offered. this campus is certainly changing. Yet. the question is Are we ready for change? not Are we changing? Could it be that some of these programs are being instituted too fast for some to become accustomed to them? ln essence. are we ready? Controversy lingered over the campus as the Master Plan for Higher Education was adopted by the Board of Regents. lt was inevitable that LSUA would have to make changes. But was everyone ready for these changes? There was even a change in the way this yearbook was produced. And while. hopefully. most everyone will agree that it was a change for the better. the staff had to prepare themselves for change. They had to make sure that it would be good. not only for the staff. but for the entire campus. Surely LSUA has changed much this year. But will l977-78 be considered the year of change at LSUA? lt will be the year when this campus asked itself. Are we ready for change? 'lvvo performances were held by the LSL A Chorale. each at the end of the fall and spring semesters. Director Bill Lucas cues in the soloist at the proper time. Receiving the Daugltters of the American Revolution Award from Nlrs, Juanita Bride- iv ell is Carol Roberts. i ,,-giant! . ffv t-as l 58 Closing Comment its-ffi ,QU .tw A effttts l A fd N-,. Lg S. A L-. Mau-new-,wa jf

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- v- -V - ,nv Who Did What and Wh The Did It lf you think I look like God now. you ought to see me with my camera in hand. Charles Clauss, photographer. But I don't want to do that yearbook work! screams Arthur Lee as he is carted off by Tommy Davis to another exciting adventure of drawing layouts. ITOPQ What the heck if we miss a deadline or two, thinks Cliff Milligan, Sauce Piquante editor, as he drinks his lemonade in the cool, spring breeze. The Sauce Piquante is the sole publication of the 1978 yearbook staff of LSUA. This book is not intended to represent the opin- ions and ideals of the administration, faculty, staff, or students of this school, but it is thought to give a clear and nonprejudiced view of the school year on this campus. The book was printed by Taylor Publishing Com- pany of Dallas, Mr. Fred Elsing, Jr. - sales representative, by the offset lithography process on 80 pound dull enamel paper. The press run was 800 copies. Artwork on the cover and division pages was drawn by Richard Soileau. Cliff Milli- gan produced the theme and division pages and designed the classes' section. All photo- graphic work was done by Charles Clauss and some of the copy was written by Lynne Blalock. Staff members include: Clifford Milligan, editor-in-chief, Charles Clauss, photogra- pherg Lynne Blalock, copy editorg James Yarbrough, Arthur Leeg and Thomas Davis. wo '