Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Gumbo 1981 Mich Romaguera, Editor Louisiana State University September 1981 Bai - Rouge, Louisiana LXXXI Cover Photographs by Jim Zietz D. Cummings Where stately oaks and broad magnolias shade inspiring halls, 2 Alma Mater Z i. -v. M . V ' ' ? ' r -. ; -. % - ti ' ,; -a iSr : T - ' fri. ' .i ' . S 8T2 Sr Alma Mater 3 ittwmuiltuitMBMHiaunJUJtlM H. Cowgill 4 Alma Mater D. Lawrence There stands our dear old Alma Mater who to us recalls Alma Mater 5 For jlatv lift 6 Alma Mater Fond memories that waken in our hearts a tender glow afe!BK3 SESsesE3L : D. Cummings Alma Mater 7 D. Lawrence And makes us happy for the love that we have learned to know. J. Wozinak 8 Alma Mater i A - D. Cummings Alma Mater 9 D. Cummings All praise to thee, Our Alma Mater, moulder of mankind. 10 Alma Mater Alma Mater 1 1 May greater glory, love unending, be forever thine. 12 Alma Mater Alma Mater 13 _ Our worth in life will be thy worth, we pray to keep it true, And may thy spirit live in us forever, L.S.U. 14 Alma Mater . - t .JL, Ji % 4 1 Alma Mater 1 5 1981 Gumbo Michael L. Romaguera: Editor-in-Chief Matt Ridley Design Editor David Donze Editorial Assistant David Zietz Photo Editor Ron Scheuermann Head Photographer Misha Cobb Contracts Mary M. Cavin Copy Editor Alma Mater People Entertainment Athletics Colleges Occasions Issues Living Organizations Greeks Classes Who ' s Who Gallery Table of Contents People P. Ledford JfM ' m s - - , D.Gary 18 People K j ! N. Sansovich People 19 20 People ,.,..,....,. : J. Wozinak People 2 1 D. Zietz 22 People lb -L D. Zietz People 23 I 4 j 24 People . . .. t D. Zietz People 25 D. Cummings 26 People D. Gary J. Gusler People 27 28 People D. Gary People 29 D. 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Scheuermann 48 Concerts Urban Cowboy Jam Concerts 49 ill ' J 50 Concerts I I ' I 1 1 ... I . , I I Concerts 5 i K. Smith 1$ 52 Concerts Concerts 53 R. Scheuermann 54 Concerts .jfe. Concerts 55 Louisiana Purchase D. Gary 56 Concerts D. Gary $$ ' f : | M . BHB$| S HHIflj p|| D. Lawrence D. Lawrence Concerts 5 D. Gary D. Gary 58 Concerts The Suicide J. Smith A satirical farce attacking the Soviet way of life, Nikolai Erd- man ' s The Suicide was given its American university premiere by the LSU Speech Depart- ment. Directing the LSU pro- duction was John Dennis, visit- ing professor in the Speech De- partment. The main character, Semyon Podsekalnikov, played by Mark Ducote, is burdened with guilt because he does not have a job and has to support Masha, his wife, played by Tynia Thomas- sie, and his mother-in-law, played by Ann Demling. Se- myon decides to commit suicide, and each of the villagers tries to persuade him to kill himself for their cause. Theatre 59 Dance Theatre D. Lawrence 60 Dance Dance 6 1 LUm D. Cummings David Evans In an increasingly multipolar world, most East- ern European countries want to carve out a role for themselves in world politics, rather than acting in Moscow ' s shadow. U.S. State Department Official March 26, 1981 62 Speakers ans i East- : j role ijcnng Josh McDowell Don ' t marry someone you can live with; marry someone you can ' t live without. Evangelist November 5, 1980 R. Scheuermann i . Speakers 63 WMWHWHWiMP 64 Speakers K. Quinn Hugh Sidney No one can give advice on how to lead. After receiving the best advice in the country, the president of the United States must eventually search his own common sense, instincts, and intellect to make a decision. Journalist September 23, 1980 Dr. Alton Ochsner Most cancers are decreasing, but cancer of the lung is increasing. It is the principal cause of death from cancer in men, and will be in two years the principal cause of death from cancer in women. Physician February 26, 1981 K. Quinn Speakers 65 D. Cummings D. Cummings Bill Monroe We are moving through frustrating and dangerous times. The American people reflect the turbulence around them in their political decisions. Journalist November 20, 1980 Dr. Henry Hiemlich In the future, people are going to be more educated in the field of medicine. People will learn more about making their own diagnoses and threatments. Physician February 18, 1981 66 Speakers ich atedin about 00 itsoan 1 1981 D. Gary Speakers 67 Alexander Ginsberg D. Gary The Soviets did not take away human rights im- mediately, but in forty years, they were all gone. Soviet Dissident April 29, 1981 D. Gary 68 Speakers . 4 The Lady from the Sea Written by Henrik Ibsen, The Lady From The Sea explores the struggle for freedom within the conscious- ness of its main charac- ter, Ellida, played by Mimi Gauthier. Ellida, who longs for a home by the sea and for her former sweetheart, a sailor, is the second wife of Dr. Wrangel, played by Pruitt Taylor Vince. The director of ths LSU production was Barbara Becker. Theatre 69 I Baton Rouge Symphony 70 Concerts c J. Zietz Concerts 7 1 D. Cummings For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf A combination of prose, poetry, and drama, Ntozake Shange ' s For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf is a poignant portrayal of black women ' s lives. The seven-woman-cast recited poetry and prose, danced and sang. The LSU actresses were: Jayda Coleman, Toni Altemus, Sharon Lee, Bettye Spruel, 72 Pkys Sondra Lee, Charmaine Spears, and Kenna Parker. D. Cummings D. Rando Desert Song The LSU production of Sigmund Romberg ' s operetta The Desert Song was sponsored jointly by the Speech Department and the School of Music. The Desert Song follows the romance of an adventurous young woman, Margot, played by Rolaine Green, and the mild Pierre, the Red Shadow, leader of a desert guerrilla band fighting French oppression in Morocco during the mid-1920 ' s. Pierre was played by Jonathan Kent. Bill Harbin was the director of the LSU production of Romberg ' s famous operetta. W.S l ' I D. Rando Plays 73 pmw ' h i i i iiiH ' ii nw iii ii i u miw iw ii ii fi iiii m nm i i ii wr iiiiiniiiiiiiiininimiiWMiii tm 74 Theatre I D. Rando D. Rando Pippin, a moder n-day version of an old medieval tale revolv- ing around King Charlemagne and his family, was director Phi- lip Craik ' s first musical produc- tion at LSU. Music and dancing were directed by Don Maas and Molly Buchanan respectively. Pippin, portrayed by Charles Cramer, Jr., was in constant conflict with his father the king and his brother Lewis, played by Paul Ingraham. Charlemagne and his wife were played by Jody Pollage and Vicki Ed- wards, respectively. Theatre 75 76 Concerts D. Cummings I Concerts 77 - - % - ,va Athletics 80 Athletics Athletics 81 For the first time since 1962, the spotlight was focused on a new leader for LSU football. Though the stage and audience were greatly the same, a new era unfolded in Tigertown in 1980 with Jerry Sto- vall at the center of attention. In 1962, Jerry Stovall was run- ning for touchdowns as an All- American halfback on a Tiger team that posted a 9-1-1 record. He then went on to a professional football career with the St. Louis Cardinals, and returned to LSU in 1974 as an assistant coach under Head Coach Charlie McClendon. In 1979 he was appointed Varsity Club Coor- dinator. Less than a year after this appointment, he was thrust back into coaching on the heels of a bizarre set of circumstances in- volving the tragic death of Bo Rein. Stovall ' s first team was a remarkable one in many re- spects. On the field and off, the team seemed to be more disci- plined and united . . . and Stovall would not have had it any other way. Tiger Stadium was jammed with 77,535 Tiger fans, the third largest crowd in LSU history as the Stovall era began on Septem- ber 6 with nationally ranked but underrated Florida State. LSU even resurrected the old defen- sive Bandits for the occasion, but the defensive heroes were forced to stay on the field almost the entire game as a sputtering It ' s funny we scored 3 1 points and still got beat. LSU Quarterback Alan Risher Mississippi State November 15, 1980 82 Athletics offense simply refused to hold onto the football. Three fumbles, one interception and consistent penalties were the major factors in the 0-16 setback. Stovall com- mented about his first game as head coach, We didn ' t execute and we have a long ways to go, and though I ' m disappointed, I ' m proud of the effort, especially the defense. One week later, Stovall re- ceived his first coaching victory as the Tigers pummeled Kansas State, 21-0. The offense im- proved, but the final score was still closer than many expected. Against Colorado, the Bayou Bengals put forth their poorest effort of the young season. LSU frittered away a 20-0 second quarter lead and allowed the once-respected Buffaloes to tie the game with time running out. With 1:13 to play, however, Law- rence Williams stole a Colorado pass deep in Buff territory to set up a game-winning 17-yard field goal by David Johnston. The 23-20 score proved only that the jury was still very much undecided about the Tigers. LSU had outscored ancient rival Rice 192-10 in the last four meet- ings, and had not lost to the Owls since 1966. Disregarding a few flashes of brilliance, the Tiger offense was at its worst on a wet September 27th in Houston, but somehow managed to cling to a 7-3 lead late in the game. When Rice made its move, the Bengal defense had finally exhausted itself, and the Owls scored twice in the final 3:36. No one could believe it, but LSU had been stunned by Rice, 7-17. Athletics 83 Knowing they were ranked, we knew it would be tough. It was just a matter of everyone being fired up. LSU Nose Guard George Atiyeh Florida October 4, 1980 D. Rando 84 Athletics D. Zietz D. Zietz Just as the jury was ready to hand down a unanimous guilty decision for being only 2-2 against mostly mediocre opposition, the Tigers found a new beginning in Gaines- ville, Florida. Heavy underdogs against unbeaten and nationally ranked Florida, LSU made an unbe- lievable about-face from the Rice disaster to manhandle the Gators. Still fumbling (12 times), the LSU offense broke out of its chains to beat Florida 24-7. Halfback Jesse Myles found stardom in 148 yards and two TD ' s. Florida Coach Char- ley Pell described LSU this way: They ' ve fumbled 39 times and they ' re 3-2, so they must be pretty salty. They ' re probably the best 3-2 team in the country. On Homecoming Night 1980, LSU played one of the pre-season SEC favorites the Auburn Ti- Athietics 85 In the Dome we might have had a chance. Tulane Coach Vince Gibson Tulane November 22, 1980 gers. A crowd of 76,094 saw the Bengals put together their best overall effort of the season to eke out a 21-17 thriller. Quarterback Alan Risher and the rest of the Ben- gal offense put LSU on top with a 74-yard TD march with 3:44 to play, but it was the Bandits who preserved the victory with a goal- line stand after Auburn had recov- ered a blocked put on the LSU 1 1 with 49 seconds left. The following week, LSU had its chances to put away Kentucky very early at Lexington, but did not, so the defense had to play an incredi- ble game of keeping the Wildcats out of the endzone. When the ' Cats finally did score, the Tiger offense woke up and drove 80 yards to win the game, 17-10. After a week off, LSU ex- 86 Athletics tended its SEC mark to a first place 4-0 with a 38-16 romp over Ole Miss before a regional TV audience. The Tigers opened up a close game in the second half and were never threatened again. The Tigers then traveled to Tuscaloosa on November 8th to play Alabama. The previously top-ranked Crimson Tide bounced back from a startling 6-3 upset loss to Mississippi State to beat LSU, 28-7. LSU hoped to vault back into the bowl picture by beating an unusually strong Mississippi State team. After a wild first half that ended at 24-24, State took charge with a 100-yard kickoff return to start the second half. They then went on to pile up an astonishing 55-31 victory. The 55 points were the most scored on any LSU team since 1914, and it was the first time since 1956 that anyone had scored more than 39 points against the Ti- gers. Early in the week prior to the Tulane game, LSU removed its name from the Peach Bowl bid list in order to concentrate solely on the Green Wave, and the move apparently paid off. Playing in hur- ricane-like conditions and on a field resembling the Gulf of Mexico, the Tigers dominated the Greenies, 24-7. The momentum shifted in LSU ' s favor after Chris Williams in- D. Zietz Athletics 87 WKfitlWrtKW 88 Athletics I ' m just flattered that this team has come from predictions of 2-9 and 3-8 to being mentioned for bowls. LSU Coach Jerry Stovall Athletics 89 D. Gary If we had been playing on the road, we probably would have lost, but the fans stayed behind us and gave us the encouragement to hang in there. LSU Coach Jerry Stovall Auburn October 11, 1980 90 Athletics tercepted a Tulane pass in the end- zone to keep the Wave from adding to a 7-0 advantage. From that point on, LSU shut down ev- ery phase of the Greenie game- plan to win easily in the season ' s final contest. By Andre Moreau D. Zietz Athletics 91 R. Scheuermann 92 Athletics LSU played all the way; they didn ' t let up. Alabama Coach Bear Bryant Alabama November 8, 1980 Athletics 93 mm ii i iinmai SEASON RECORD LSU lost to Lamar; 6-15, 9-15 LSU beat Emporia; 7-15, 15-4, 15-9 LSU beat St. Louis University; 15-9, 16-14 LSU lost to Baylor; 8-15, 16-14, 11- 15 LSU lost to Tulane; 1-15, 13-15 LSU beat Indiana; 15-13, 15-8 LSU lost to UNO; 12-15, 11-15, 15-10, 16-14, 13-15 LSU lost to Miami; 8-15, 2-15 LSU lost to Florida International; 11-15,7-15 LSU beat South Carolina; 11-15, 15-6, 15-7 LSU lost to Central Florida; 14-16, 10-15 LSU lost to Florida State; 7-15, 4-15 LSU beat Central Florida; 15-13, 12-15, 15-12 LSU lost to Florida State; 5-12, 13- 15 LSU lost to Tulane; 10-15, 1-15, 4- 15 LSU beat UNO; 15-2, 15-11 LSU lost to USL; 15-5, 12-15, 10- 15 LSU beat Nicholls; 13-15, 15-13, 15-12, 13-15, 15-12 LSU beat UNO; 11-15, 15-13, 15- 2, 15-13 LSU lost to Oral Roberts; 8-15, 1- 15,8-15 LSU beat Tulane; 15-13, 15-13, 17- 15 LSU lost to Ole Miss; 5-15, 7-15, 11-15 LSU lost to Tulane; 7-15, 5-15, 7- 15 LSU beat Auburn; 15-10, 16-14 LSU lost to Kentucky; 4-15, 0-15 LSU lost to Alabama; 10-15, 15-12, 6-15 LSU lost to Nicholls; 17-15, 12-15, 3-15 94 Athletics t Women ' s Volleyball . i The 1980-81 Lady Tiger Vol- leyball Team finished the year with a 10-18 overall record. They finished fifth in the SEC Women ' s Volleyball Tournament, and placed second behind Tulane in the Louisiana AIAW State Championships held at Tulane. LSU then hosted the Region IV AIAW Volleyball Championships. The Lady Tiger team also got a new coach, Ruth Nelson, in 1981. She was a member of the 1972 US National Volleyball Team, and an assistant coach on the 1980 Olympic squad. Athletics 95 J. Zietz J Zietz Men ' s Basketball i . 7 96 Athletics I J. Zietz Athletics 97 J. Zietz J Zietz J. Zietz The 1981 basketball team left its mark on a remarkable season, which began at the Great Alaskan Shootout, and concluded with LSU ' s appearance in the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament in Phil- adelphia. Senior center Greg Cook was un- able to travel with the team to the Great Alaskan Shootout because he was suspended by Coach Dale 98 Athletics Brown for disciplinary reasons. The Tigers easily won their first game in the Shootout, a 79-61 contest against Colgate. In the second game, LSU lost to a strong Arkansas team, 76-86. The Ti- gers beat Georgetown on the next day, 76-67. Cook returned from suspen- sion to assist the team in their next campaigns, but guard Mark Alcorn was forced to leave the team because he was discovered to have cancer. The first home game of the year was the Tigers ' first game without Alcorn there, and it proved to be an easy victory over Tulane, 119-81. LSU then defeated Nevada-Las Vegas, 87-73. UNO also posed no real competition for the Ti- gers, who manhandled the Pri- vateers in a 96-66 contest. LSU then prevailed over the Tulane Greenies again, 86-72. The Tigers returned home to defeat Xavier of Ohio, 78-62. The next contest was a 100-68 R. Scheuermann victory over UNC-Wilmington. LSU then routed St. Francis, 92-65. The Tigers romped over Florida, 92-66, in their first SEC contest. Then Vanderbilt fell to the Tigers, and Mississippi State also proved to be an easy v ictory for the Bayou Bengals. LSU had already posted a 12-1 record in the young season. The team then had to come from behind in the second half as much as 1 1 points to beat Alabama, 59-56. A 78-65 win over the Georgia Bull- dogs was next, followed by an im- pressive 81-67 victory over SEC arch-rival Kentucky. Howard Car- J. Zietz Every time we play in the Superdome, LSU has more fans than we have. It seems like we play LSU in a series with two home games no matter where we play. Tulane Guard Joe Holston Tulane December 20, 1980 Athletics 99 100 Athletics J. Zietz All year long, I felt like if they could win their battle and I could win mine, it would be a perfect season. LSU Guard Mark Alcorn ter then scored 33 points in acome- from-behind win over Auburn, 74- 64. Carter turned in another good game in an 80-63 win over highly regarded Tennessee. An Ole Miss contest ended the first round of SEC competition, and the Tigers were the only team to finish the first round with a perfect slate. Macklin then poured in 28 points in the Tigers ' second outing against Florida, a 92-75 game. After that, the Tigers picked up their 20th win of the year with an 86-81 victory over Vanderbilt. LSU then beat Mississippi State in a 94-89 game. The Bengals then rolled over the Crimson Tide, 70-57. The Tigers ' closest game of the year was next, a 64-62 victory over Georgia at the buzzer in Athens. The Bengals played their worst game of the regular season against Auburn in a televised contest, which the Tigers finally won, 58- 102 Athletics R. Scheuermann 47 The Tigers then almost lost a 66-65 thriller against Tennessee in Knoxville. The Bengals then faced a non-SEC foe, Texas A M, in a nationally televised con- test in which LSU rolled to a 67- 57 victory. The home finale against Ole Miss was next, which LSU won, 74-67. The SEC Championship banner was dropped after this VI I tried to play a little harder than usual against Ole Miss because this was our last game here. LSU Center Greg Cook Ole Miss February 25, 1981 J. Zietz J. Zietz D. Lawrence Athletics 103 104 Athletics v r J. Zietz Athletics lO J. Zietz 106 Athletics J. Zietz I thought I knew this team well. I never thought it would come down to something like this. LSU Guard Ethan Martin Indiana NCAA Final Four March 28, 1981 game, an event 15,694 fans came to watch. It was the largest crowd in LSU basketball history. LSU was still undefeated in SEC action, with only one SEC game remaining, Kentucky in Lexington. Kentucky then defeated LSU, 73-71, to prevent the Tigers from earning an undefeated SEC slate. After losing in the SEC Tourna- ment, LSU dominated Lamar, 100- 78, and Arkansas, 72-56, in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. LSU then beat Wichita State, 96- 85, in the Midwest Regionals finals at the Superdome in New Orleans. LSU then advanced to the Final Four. In one of its worst perfor- mances ever, the team lost to the In- diana Hoosiers, 49-67. They then lost to former top-ranked Virginia in the consolation game, 74-78. Even so, LSU finished fourth in the nation in both of the final polls. By Mary Cavin Athletics 107 ' - SEASON RECORE Team LSU OPP Colgate 79 61 Arkansas 76 86 Georgetown 76 67 Tulane 119 81 Nevada-Las Vegas 87 73 UNO 96 66 Tulane 86 72 Xavier (Ohio) 78 62 UNC-Wilmington 100 68 St. Francis 91 65 Florida 92 66 Vanderbilt 77 61 Mississippi State 81 69 Alabama 59 56 Georgia 78 65 Kentucky 81 67 Auburn 74 64 Tennessee 80 63 Ole Miss 63 59 Florida 92 75 Vanderbilt 86 81 Mississippi State 94 89 Alabama 70 57 Georgia 64 62 Auburn 58 47 Tennessee 66 65 Texas A M 67 57 Ole Miss 74 67 Kentucky 71 73 Florida 85 73 Georgia 60 68 Lamar 100 78 Arkansas 72 56 Wichita State 96 85 Indiana 49 67 Virginia 74 78 108 Athletics R. Scheuermann Athletics Women ' s Basketball i D. Zietz 110 Athletics The LSU Lady Tiger Basketball Team fell three games short of its goal of 20 wins set by Coach Bar- bara Swanner for the 1980-81 sea- son. The Lady Tigers finished the season with a 17-15 record. Perhaps the highlight of the sea- son was a western tour after the semester break. The Ben-Gals won four of five games on this tour. After that point, however, the Ben-Gals won only four of their last eleven games, including an overtime loss to Auburn in the first round of the SEC tourna- ment. SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Northwestern Louisiana 82 57 Delta State 92 89 Mississippi 81 87 Louisiana College 74 52 Delta State 79 52 Missouri 66 69 Auburn 52 70 Tennessee 73 88 Southern 73 74 Univ. of New Orleans 89 83 Wayland Baptist 62 76 SMU 75 68 Texas Tech 71 60 Alabama 80 68 SMU 84 63 Stanford 85 60 Oregon 82 100 Portland State 93 77 Hawaii 95 64 Nevada-Las Vegas 110 108 Southeastern 81 69 Stephen F. Austin 71 90 Tulane 92 79 Auburn SEC Tour. 71 73 McNeese 77 88 Southern Mississippi 70 87 Mississippi State 63 75 Southeastern 95 59 Nicholls State 91 63 Southeastern LAIAW 67 80 Southern AIAW Reg. 67 83 Athletics 1 1 1 M:T- h |p f ;j 2 5 0-34 fl-fl 00 i . . D.Z r- Bin D Zictz Wrestling 112 Athletics SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Rhode Island 35 7 Syracuse 16 24 Ohio State 25 14 Syracuse 17 23 Iowa 7 41 Springfield 45 3 Tennessee 23 19 Auburn 21 17 Oklahoma 11 33 Arizona State 26 19 Arizona 35 6 Iowa State 14 27 Northern Iowa 20 23 SIU Carbondale 35 9 SIU Edwardsville 39 10 Midwest Regionals 1st NCAA Tournament - -27th 14.25 I i D. Zietz The 1980-81 Tiger Wrestling Team earned the highest regular season ranking that has been achieved by any LSU wrestling team sixth in the nation. The Tigers compiled an 11-6 dual meet record. Five of the six Tiger losses were to teams ranked in the top five in the country. Coach Larry Sciacchetano ' s Tigers also sent seven weight classes often to compete in the NCAA Wrestling Tournament, after the team won the Midwest Regionals. Athletics 1 1 3 Men ' s Gymnastics After finishing in the top ten for eight of the past eleven years, Coach Vega ' s men ' s gymnastics team opened the season with an im- pressive win over the Mexican National Olympic Team. Behind the leadership of Jorge Cazares and Shaw Byng, the Tigers also took wins over such nationally ranked teams as Penn State and Arizona D. Cummings State, and gained first place in the Southeastern Regional Meet. Even though many of the winning ways prevailed throughout the re- mainder of the season, injuries marred the Tigers ' performances, particularly on the road trips. The men ' s gymnastics team ended the season ranked 12th in the nation with a record of 15-6. D. Cummings 1 I : m . y 1 14 Athletics Men ' s Gymnastics Scoreboard SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Georgia Tech 263.30 223.25 Georgia 259.85 227.80 Arizona State 266.95 264.65 New Mexico 262.10 256.20 Brigham Young 266.80 268.55 Cal-Fullerton 267.20 268.75 UCLA Invitational 4th 265.20 Penn State 269.80 267.55 Nebraska 265.85 279.50 Southern Illinois 265.85 264.10 Odessa 269.00 254.15 SIGL Championships 1st 268.15 Indiana State 270.15 261.45 Southern Illinois 266.25 265.80 NCAA Alternate 12th Athletics 115 Women ' s Gymnastics This past year was a very good one for Coach D.D. Breaux ' s women ' s gymnastics team. They finished the year with an 18-5 regu- lar season record, losing only 4 of their away meets. They also won the first SEC Women ' s Gymnastics Championships, which were held at LSU this year. I D. Zietz After the regular season, they competed in the SWAIAW Re- gionals, where they finished second to Oklahoma State. The team then advanced to the AI AW championships held in Salt Lake City, where they gained the rank- ing of 11th in the nation. 116 Athletics , ' ; ' - ' ' ' - i, V - ' P Wafl fl i Iw9 11 -- u SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Sun Bowl Classic 1st 136.35 Cat Classic 2nd 143.20 Florida 142.90 147.15 Utah State 142.67 138.61 SEC Champ. 1st 141.10 Shanicolnvit. 3rd 141.65 Penn State 143.05 144.70 Texas 143.30 131.40 SWAIAW Regional 2nd 144.15 AIAW Champ. 11th 135.45 D. Cummings Athletics 117 D. Zietz Men ' s Tennis The 1981 season was a season of disappointment for an LSU Men ' s Tennis Team plagued by injuries and inexperience. Mauri- cio Aguero, the team captain, was the only senior on the 1981 team. The Tiger team finished sixth in the SEC Indoor Tournament, and eighth in the Outdoor Tournament. There were bright spots in this otherwise dis- appointing tennis season, howev- er, as the Tigers finished first in the LSU Tennis Festival, and third in the Alabama Invitational. i 118 Athletics l I. r D. Cummings lA i SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Team LSU Opp SEC Indoor Georgia 2 7 Tournament Sixth Rice 4 5 South Carolina 3 6 Austin Peay 6 3 Centenary 7 2 Lamar 7 2 Alabama Invitational Third Corpus Christi South Alabama 5 4 Tournament Tenth Oklahoma State 2 7 Mississippi State 6 3 Indiana State 8 1 Alabama 2 7 Southern Illinois 7 2 Auburn 2 7 p Kansas 8 1 Florida 6 3 o c 3 Miami (Ohio) 7 2 Ole Miss 4 5 3 1 Wisconsin 9 Tulane 8 1 LSU Festival First SEC Outdoor Tournament Eighth Athletics 119 Women ' s Tennis K. Quinn The women ' s tennis season be- gan well for the Ben-Gals with a victory over national power Rollins College for the first time in the eight-year history of LSU women ' s tennis. The Ben-Gals also won the LAIAW State Tournament for the fifth time in the last six years, which allowed the team to qualify for the SWAIAW Regionals for the fourth straight year. D. Cummings I 120 Athletics ,.- M.G. Magee D. Cummings SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Rollins 7 2 Lady Tiger Invitational - - Fourth Tulane 8 1 Miami (Florida) 2 7 Ole Miss 4 5 MUW 8 1 Mississippi State 9 BYU Team Tournament Fourth Illinois State 9 Oklahoma State 6 3 LSU Quadrangular - First Centenary 8 1 Alabama 7 2 Clemson 3 6 North Carolina 2 7 Wake Forest 8 1 William And Mary 7 2 Virginia 9 LAIAW State Tournament First SWAIAW Regi onals Fourth Athletics 1 2 1 D. Gusler The LSU Men ' s Track Team finished third in SEC indoor tournament competition behind Tennessee and Auburn, two very strong SEC track teams. In outdoor competition, howev- er, the Tigers didn ' t fare as well, winning only one meet, but finishing second in almost all of the other meets. At the SEC Outdoor Tournament, the LSU team fin- ished fifth. SEASON RECORD Minnesota 32 LSU 100 Baylor 82 Harvard 16 Florida 76 LSU 100 Oregon 172 Texas A M 67 Michigan 86 Mississippi State 59 Iowa State 78 SMU 47 BYU 46 LSU 41 Florida State 55 Missouri 44 Alabama 43 Minnesota 30 Rice 22 Harvard 3 LSU 67 Auburn 67 LSU 69 Arizona 84 Mississippi State 25 LSU 51 SMU 72 Rice 20 TCU 33 LSU 58 Texas 69 Abilene Christian 26 SEC Indoor Tournament Third LSU 50 Texas 8U 3 NCAA Ind oor Tournament Wisconsin 59% Eleventh SEC Outdoor Tournament - Fifth LSU 78 Missouri 69 Men ' s Track 122 Athletics y Athletics 123 Women ' s Track In only the third full year of competition for LSU ' s women ' s track team, Francine Gilmore, Tina Bengtson, Michelle Gross, and Lana Zimmerman became LSU ' s first women Ail- Americans in track and field by placing in the top six of the 3200 meter relay event at the AIAW National Outdoor Track And Field Tournament. The LSU team placed fifth in this event. The LSU team also finished seventh in the SEC Outdoor Tournament. SEASON RECORD LSU 55 Texas A M 60 Baylor 8 LSU 9 Florida State 71 Alabama 46 Rice 5 LSU 55 Auburn 53 Rice 21 LSU 26 Texas 89 North Texas State 52 LSU 57 Texas Women ' s 23 Univ. Metro 1 7 LSU 43 Arizona 98 Northern Arizona 17 LSU 73 Florida State 249 Auburn 75 Florida A M 35 LSU 76 Northeast 27 SEC Outd oor Tournament Seventh 124 Athletics 5 I Ufa - Women ' s Softball U D. Zietz SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Nicholls State 5 3 Nicholls State 4 2 Stephen F. Austin 2 Stephen F. Austin 4 3 Northern Illinois 2 1 Northern Illinois 4 5 McNeese State 2 McNeese State 4 8 Nicholls State 3 1 Nicholls State 2 1 McNeese State 2 3 McNeese State 8 7 Texas Wesleyan College 1 Texas Wesleyan College 8 10 Texas A M 4 Texas A M 2 9 In only their third year of com- petition, LSU ' s Women ' s Softball Team began the season well by finishing with the best overall rec- ord in the first Annual Pre- Season Women ' s Softball State Tournament. LSU beat five of its six intrastate opponents, losing only to UNO, 1-2. The final rec- ord of the team was 21-24. LSU also finished in second place in Division I in the LAIAW State Tournament at the end of the sea- son. The LSU team was the de- fending LAIAW State Champion. Athletics 12 5 Sports Information Men ' s Golf LSU proved early in the fall that its Men ' s Golf Team was one to be reckoned with by placing fifth in the talent-laden Jim Cor- bett Invitational, which featured 1 1 of the nation ' s top 20 teams, and by placing first in other im- portant tournaments. Leading the team was senior John Salamone, who was named to the All-SEC Team and chosen as the SEC Player Of The Year. He has been named to the All- SEC Team for the past two years. LSU also received an invitation to the NCAA Golf Tournament this year, their second invitation in the past three years. SEASON RECORD Morton Braswell Intercollegiate, 896 Third Jim Corbett Invitational, 864 Fifth Greenlefe Intercollegiate, 911 Fifth Gator Invitational, 858 Third Seminole Invitational, 858 First New Orleans Invitational, 879 First Furman Intercollegiate, 898 Seventeenth Houston All-American, 1187 Second Jackson Intercollegiate, 879 Second Chris Schenkel Invitational, 884 Seventh SEC Tournament, 887 Third 126 Athletics Women ' s Golf In the fall, LSU ' s Women ' s Golf Team finished in the top 10 of each tournament they entered. They finished second in the LSU- Alabama-Oklahoma Triangular, but in the next tournament, the Betsy Rawls-University of Texas Invitational, the Ben-Gal golfers could only manage to finish seventeenth, their lowest finish of the season. They finished third in the SEC Tournament behind defending champion Florida and Georgia. Sports Information Sports Information SEASON RECORD Susie Maxwell Berning Classic, 959 Tenth Lady Seminole Invitational, 909 Fifth Lady Tarheel Invitational, 963 Ninth Houston Baptist Invitational, 956 Ninth Tiger-Tide Invitational, 998 Sixth LSU-Alabama-Oklahoma Triangular, 312 Second Betsy Rawls-University of Texas Invitational, 976 Seventeenth Furman Lady Paladin Invitational, 929 Ninth Lamar Invitational, 949 Ninth Southern Intercollegiate, 979 Tenth SEC Tournament, 910 Third Athletics 12? R. Scheuermann Baseball 128 Athletics Athletics 129 T D. Zietz Team Southern Mississippi Southern Mississippi Nicholls State Nicholls State Mississippi State Mississippi State Tulane Tulane Nicholls State Navy Navy Navy South Alabama South Alabama Wisconsin Bellarmine Illinois-Chicago Illinois-Chicago Auburn Auburn South Alabama South Alabama Illinois-Chicago Ole Miss Ole Miss Tulane Cornell SEASON RECORD LSU 4 7 7 3 1 2 4 4 7 3 5 10 7 15 16 8 20 6 3 2 4 3 8 2 2 17 12 Opp 5 8 3 15 5 8 3 8 2 7 9 6 18 4 6 3 1 4 1 6 6 2 1 4 16 9 Team Alabama Alabama Alabama UNO UNO Tulane Jacksonville Florida Jacksonville Jacksonville Mississippi State Mississippi State Mississippi State UNO Southern Mississippi Southern Mississippi Auburn Auburn Auburn UNO Ole Miss Ole Miss Ole Miss Alabama Alabama Alabama SEASON RECORD LSU 5 1 6 10 22 9 3 1 8 1 2 4 1 2 9 3 3 4 10 3 11 6 6 10 Opp 14 11 11 7 12 12 13 17 130 Athletics -i , Athletics 1 3 1 1 I H uan ii l T n.T i i || i m II I NfW GI It The Tiger baseball team posted a 23-30 record in the 1981 sea- son, a dismal mark in a very com- plex year. The home record was 18-12, but in away competition, the Tigers won only 5 of their 18 away games. They did field a good hitting team, however, achieving a .295 team batting average, the highest team average for any LSU team since 1951. The weak spot on the 1981 squad was pitching, due to a young bull pen plagued by in- juries and the loss of a couple of ace hurlers from last year. In SEC competition, the Tigers finished with a 7-14 record, which was not good enough to send them to the playoffs. 132 Athletics D Zietz Athletics 133 Men ' s Soccer The LSU Men ' s Soccer Club had a very successful season in the fall, finishing the season with a 7-1 record and winning the SEC Tournament. The club ' s 7-1 record included three big wins in the SEC Tourna- ment over Auburn, Florida State, a heavily favored team, and Tennessee. The victory over Florida State vaulted the Tiger club into the final round of the SEC Tournament for the first time since 1971. The LSU club suffered only one defeat in the tournament, a 1-2 loss to Kentucky. Kent Hankinson of the LSU club also won the SEC tournament trophy as the lead- ing goal-scorer in the tourna- ment. 134 Athletics i D. Zietz SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Louisana Tech 3 1 Tulane 7 1 Tulane 7 1 USL 8 SEC Tournament First Athletics 135 iiHiwiMiiwm iiwimiiiH 1 ii i i,in lllf l H.IM Men ' s Swimming Behind the likes of seniors Frank Perella and Dan Hartman, and a much sought-after freshman, Larry Craft of Houston, the LSU tankers completed the regular season rather impressively. The Tigers of Coach Ivan Harless took big wins over Florida State, Rice, Tulane, and the University of Southern Mississippi. At the All-American Meet in Austin, Texas, the swim- mers combined to break twelve varsity records and seven freshman records. When the time came for the SEC Meet in Gainesville, however, the team could only manage a poor sixth, far behind the Florida Gators who won the meet. The LSU swim- mers finished the year with a 4-3 record. 136 Athletics SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Georgia 48 65 Southern Mississippi 59 36 Florida State 60 53 Alabama 30 74 Rice 74 12 Houston 28 85 Tulane 80 33 SEC Championships Sixth Athletics 137 JwwwMwtmewniWCTmuMwii Women ' s Swimming D. Cummings D. dimming: D. Cummings SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Vanderbilt 100 31 Georgia 85 64 Florida State 63 86 Alabama 71 69 Rice 74 12 Houston 85 28 Tulane 80 33 SEC Championships Second 41 in. in ii ii. ' ' ' ' ' ' - onmaouu Uilf1tl!llhiiUnilUUiiiUl luuiflfflfiiTltt TTTTiTffflVT} 138 Athletics ltfli imm MumimmiH The women ' s swim team finished the season with a very impressive 6-1 record under the leadership of senior Mary Jo Dressman and freshman Susan Mungavin. The highlight of the season was the selection of Mary Jo Dressman as LSU ' s first female four-time All-American athlete. Dressman has also been named Most Valuable Swimmer three consecutive years at LSU, and has earned Ail-American honors for individual and relay competition in 17 events. The Lady Tiger Swimmers also qualified three swimmers and two relay teams for the NCAA Cham- pionships, and finished second behind a strong Florida team in the SEC Championships. Athletics 139 sBunHwouffinecHom Men ' s Rugby SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Baton Rouge Tournament First Gulf Coast 64 Southeastern 48 4 Dry Gulch 48 Old Number Seven 6 4 Tulane 24 17 Fort Walton 32 11 New Orleans 14 19 Baton Rouge A 12 Springhill College A 51 6 Crescent City 23 16 Jackson 16 24 Battleship Tournament Second The LSU Men ' s Rugby Club posted a 13-3 final record in the fall season, and placed first in the Baton Rouge Tournament and second in the Battleship Tourna- ment. The spring season also end- ed very successfully for LSU ' s ruggers with a first place finish in the Eighth Annual SEC Rugby Tournament, which LSU hosted. After winning the SEC Tourna- ment, the LSU club advanced to the Eastern Rugby Union finals, where they were quickly defeated and eliminated from competition. R. Scheuermann 140 Athletics k Athletics !4i SEASON RECORD MEN Brown Belt Light Weight Kumite, First Dan Almon Color Belt Kata, Second Forres McGraw Color Belt Light Weight Kumite, Third Anward Seberito Color Belt Heavy Weight Kumite, First Robert Fletcher Color Belt Heavy Weight Kumite, Second Forres McGraw White Belt Kata, Third Donald Trehan WOMEN Advanced Kata, Third Keren Antonalos Advanced Kumite, Second Keren Antonalos Advanced Kumite, Third Missy Middelton Color Belt Kata, First Cathy Comeaux Color Belt Kumite, First Cathy Comeaux Karate IbM D. Gusler LSU ' s Karate Club did very well at the 1 7th Annual All-South Karate Tournament held in New Orleans, considered to be the ma- jor karate event of the year in this region. The Men ' s Tiger Club took six trophies, while the women took home five. D. Gusler 142 Athletics D. Lawrence NCAA Track Championships The highlight of the 1981 track season was the NCAA Outdoor Tournament, which LSU hosted. Eight LSU athletes qualified for the tournament. Orlando McDaniel finished third in the 110 meter hur- dles, while Larry Weaver finished in a four-way tie for second place in the high jump. Tito Steiner of BYU was the 1981 decathlon champion. Carl Lewis of the University of Houston won both a track event, the 100 meter dash, and a field event, the long jump, in this year ' s cham- pionships, a feat which only the legendary Jesse Owens had accom- plished prior to Lewis ' achieve- ment. UTEP went on to win the team title under the leadership of distance specialist Suleiman Nyam- bui, with SMU placing second, and SEC champion Tennessee placing third. Athlencb D. Zietz 144 Athletics I [$ 1 THE TEAM Geoff Barrett Javier Bou Bill Dugan Joe Grady Mike McCormick Tommy Rastin Rafael Sanchez Jeff Stouffer Andy Van Der Spuy John Whitaker SEASON RECORD Team LSU Opp Lamar 8 2 Texas A M 3 10 A new club sport made its debut at LSU this year. The LSU Water Polo Club was organized this year, and played two games in the fall. Most of the games were played away, as were the two games against Lamar and Texas A M. D Ziei Athletics 145 HHWfflraJinmiaftH f. A KTrfQcw op,qur.irc !| i l Wtf ' y . 7 Athletics 147 Intramural Sports H 148 Athletics D. Cummings One LSU Intramural team went on from campus competition to do very well in state competition away from the LSU campus. The Jock Shop ' s campus in- tramural football champs finished in third place in the State Intramural Championships, and won the Michelob Light Sugar Bowl Tournament in New Orleans. Five of the Jock Shop ' s players were named Ail-Americans. D. Cummings Athletics 149 m aMm xmMmMnmaHaBBKKm Colleges Deans Dean Everett D. Besch Veterinary Medicine Dean Vincent Cangelosi Junior Division Dean Fritz McCameron Continuing Education R. Scheuermann 132 Colleges Dean Peter Soderbergh Education i Dean Hulen Williams m Chemistry and Physics Dean James Wharton General College Colleges 153 Deans Dean Ralph Schmidt University College Dean Tack Van Lopik Wetland Resources Dean James Traynham Graduate School 154 Colleges D. Cummings -v Dean Jane Carter Library Science D. Gary Dean Henry Snyder Arts and Sciences Dean Don Woodland Business Administration D. Lawrence Colleges 155 Deans . Dean Lyle C. Merriman Music Dean Margaret Jameson Students D. Gary Dean Bernard Wiest Social Welfare 156 Colleges Dean Richard Matula Engineering Dean R. Howard Hanchey Agriculture Dean Jerry Nielson Design D. Gary Colleges 157 College of Agriculture M. G. Magee l up I horses, H. Cowgill 158 Colleges M.G. Magee From the conception of the animal to its consump- tion, the Animal Science Department is involved in every aspect. Such are the words of Dr. James Tur- ner, chairman of the Department of Animal Science in the College of Agriculture. He couldn ' t have sum- med up better the immense function its research projects as well as its teaching role in the constant improvement of farm animals. At least 60% of the department ' s total effort lies in extensive research work. Through this valuable study they have increased the breeding potential of cattle, horses, swine, and sheep. More nutritional feeds con- taining balanced levels of vitamins and minerals have been developed that produce superior animals meatier beef cattle and swine, swifter and stronger horses, and dairy cows that produce more milk. In cooperation with veterinary scientists and agrono- M.G. Magee mists, the department has learned to restrain certain diseases that jeopardize these animals. In particular, the department is looking for ways to control grass tetany, a disease resulting from excessive levels of aluminum in grazing grass, and brucelosis, a condi- tion of continuous abortion, two problems that plague animal managers. Without the department ' s teaching efforts, howev- er, the results of this research would never reach those who benefit from it. Contrary to popular belief, this research benefits more people than the farmers. The industries that use the information include ser- vice organizations, pharmaceutical companies, agri- cultural journalists, packing plants, and government extension workers, as well as farmers. By Susan Dowty Colleges 159 ll ' ffWWKWfifESTJH - College of Arts and Sciences J. Smith V J. Smith 160 Colleges John Dennis, who was a visiting profes- sor in the LSU Speech Department this past year, is the director of the Resident Ensemble at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. As a visiting professor at LSU, Mr. Dennis spent the past year teaching classes in directing and acting, in addition to directing a production of Nikolai Erd- man ' s The Suicide. It is a satire of post- revolutionary Russia which deals with what happens when Semyon Podsekalni- kov, in despair over being supported by his wife due to his own joblessness, decides to kill himself. The Suicide received its Amer- ican university premiere at LSU. By Robert Alford II J. Smith Colleges 161 .-iniwtMNn ' nKvt Jmr College of Business Administration At the close of the year ' s trading, the College of Busi- ness is up a full 13%. This figure is in keeping with a trend which has resulted in a 37% enrollment increase for the past five years of activity. BONDS with graduates continue to be strong, evi- denced by the 576 students enrolled in the various graduate programs of the College of Business Adminis- tration. After the past five years of trading, the M.B.A. program alone is up an astounding 112%. FUTURES are receiving the credit for most of this increase. There is a constant flow of recruiters visiting the College of Business, representing a wide range of potential employers and exciting opportunities. The VOLUME of business students, standing at a total of 2,577, combined with the increase in engineering students, has kept the 2 V -year-old Center for Engineer- ing and Business Administration filled to capacity through most of the day and well into the night every day of the semester. By Karen Jensen D. Zietz 162 Colleges I V .J r m B 1 fc i Hiki m 3V 3 Br nfli Bli K v D. Zietz K Smith Colleges 16? College of Chemistry and | Physics I , V K. Smich 164 Colleges K Smith K. Smith The Department of Computer Science, 260 students strong, is one of the fastest growing departments at LSU. There are also almost 200 freshmen in Junior Division with computer science as their designated major, waiting to get into the College of Chemistry and Physics. Over the past five years, the department ' s enrollment has increased by 20%. Employment opportunities in the field of computer sci- ence outnumber qualified personnel two and a half to one. Approximately 40% of LSU ' s computer science graduates are employed in Houston and Dallas, the two major com- puter centers of the South. By Mike Haifley Colleges 165 College of Education Math Fliers Sf , D. Lawrence New curricula are now available at LSU through the School of HPERD within the College of Educa- tion. The School was previously known as the School of Health, Physical, and Recreation Educa- tion, but now is known as the School of Health and Physical Education, and Recreation and Dance. The new curricula are those of dance performance and choreography, both leading to a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. f .:- {ft? -v 166 Colleges Colleges 167 168 Colleges There has been a new college on the LSU campus since January, 1980 the College of Design, which includes the School of Art, the School of Architecture, and the School of Landscape Architecture. Before the reorga- nization which resulted in the establishment of the College of Design, these schools were only departments. The elevation of these units from the department level to the School and College levels recognized an administrative structure which was in essence already operat- ing at the college level, Dean Jerry L. Nielson commented. The reorganization was approved in October, 1979, and became D. Gary official in January, 1980. Many curricula and programs are part of this new college art education, painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, sculp- ture, stained and hot (blown) glass, graphic design, architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture. Dean Nielson says he hopes that the purpose of the college ' s curricula will continue to be to train the people in their particular disciplines to really enhance the quality of life for peo- ple, and to make them conscious of our natural resources. Colleges 169 mammm mm i inmimnmm i imm mmMmmmi mBm r College of Engineering Employment, and lack of it, becomes an obses- sion with many students when graduation looms near. But it doesn ' t have to be all that challenging and difficult that ' s what the LSU Placement Office is all about. Set up in CEBA 1501, the Placement Office offers professional career guidance and advice to business and engineering students. George Fer- guson, the placement director, has 20 years of experience at LSU, and has written a manual that describes in detail the steps that a job-seeking student must take in order to be adequately pre- pared to conduct an interview with a prospective employer. He also has the awesome task of coor- dinating the more than 400 engineering em- ployers that recruit at LSU every year. All the work pays off, as he proudly admits that 92% of the engineering students have jobs before gradua- tion. By Diana Ruby D. Lawrence 170 Colleges . D. Lawrence Colleges i 7 1 Junior Division M.Y. Busbice Junior Division sponsored two seminars dealing with study and test preparation habits this past year. The seminars emphasized the importance of consistent study habits and time management in preparing for exams. Junior Division Counselor Carolyn C. Collins explained, Everyone at LSU takes tests, so the seminars provide relevant information for students who have been here one, two, or three years. D. Gary 172 Colleges M. Kleiner t ? 5 University College M. Kleiner Though young, the construction department at LSU has a promising future. A part of General College, construction is considered to be basical- ly a management curriculum, rather than an engineering curriculum. With the boom in construction here in the South (especially in Louisiana), many areas are open to construction graduates. In general, one can go into industrial, commercial, or residential construction. These areas are by no means limited and include the construction of high-rise buildings, roads, bridges, office buildings, parking lots, highways, and industrial plants. Although probably mostly thought of as house-building, the construction department is definitely geared more towards management than actual nail-banging. By Molly M. Barber Colleges 1 7 J School of Music 174 Colleges D. Gary D. Gary The School of Music at LSU presented the 36th Festival of Contemporary Music in February, featur- ing excellent arrangements and beautiful orchestra- tion of the best in contemporary music. The festival, known for its quality presentations of 20th century music, is the only one of its kind in the South. Each year at least one internationally known composer performs original compositions, and several national- ly known performers are also attracted to the festival. At the 1981 festival, internationally known clarinetist Jack Kreiselman, conductor of the New York Uni- versity Concert Band, was one of the top performers. By Tom Butler Colleges 1 7 5 3 College of Nuclear Science For the past couple of years, LSU ' s Nuclear Science Center, along with the U.S. Depart- ment of Agriculture in New Orleans, has been working on a project of great national impor- tance. Doctors Courtney and Han have successful- ly taken cellulose wastes such as discarded sugar cane or lumber scraps, and treated them with gamma rays similar to those given off by radioactive nuclear wastes. These rays break down the cellulose fibers to a size small enough for yeasts to convert to alcohol. Thus two waste products, cellulosic fibers and spent nuclear fuels, are combined to produce a valu- able product namely, drinkable ethyl alco- hol or drivable gasohol. By Kay McGarry :,,,.. 176 Colleges Colleges 177 ' .Hn i ' (in(w ;t. mfifii:mfl:jftwt?ffl fla8ftjiiifflS: Veterinary Medicine J. Zietz The LSU School of Veterinary Medicine received an Award of Excellence from the Board of Re- gents on January 12, 1981, an outstanding achievement for one of the newest schools on the LSU campus. The award was a Certifi- cate for Community Excellence in Academics, based on a study by a research review team. Departments of the Vet School include Veterinary Pathology, Veterinary Microbiology and Pa- rasitology, and Veterinary Physi- ology, Pharmacology and Tox- icology. The Vet School concen- trates on teaching, research, and service, of which the main growth has recently been in research. The School has received several outstanding grants, including a coveted bovine grant, covering funds for research on cattle liver flukes. The Vet School is also proud to have graduated its first Ph.D. in the Fall, 1980 commencement exercises. By Cheryl Ermon N r H. Cowgill 178 Colleges H. CowgUI H. Cowgill Colleges 179 HIHWMI iHIIIIH tm Graduate School D. Gary In late 1977, the Ph.D. program in the Department of Political Science was terminated. Since that time, the department has sought to have its Ph.D. program reinstated. In order to do that, many improvements were necessary. Those improvements include a great increase in the amount of publication done by mem- bers of this LSU department, and the addition of many new courses to the department ' s course listings. On March 13, three consultants visited the Politi- cal Science Department to question the faculty and the graduate students about the improvements. The three consultants were: Dr. Harvey Mansfield of 180 Colleges Harvard University; Dr. Evron Kirkpatrick, the Ex- ecutive Director of the American Political Science Association; and Dr. Sidney Ulmer of the University of Kentucky. The consultants then submitted their report to the Board of Regents, which sent a copy of the report back to the LSU Department of Political Science, which then responded to the report. The Board of Regents voted to reinstate LSU ' s Political Science Ph.D. program in its May 28 meeting. The reinstate- ment of the program will be effective in the Fall, 1981 semester. By Mary Cavin -v School of Social Welfare R. Scheuermann 182 Colleges As a result of governmental cutbacks, the LSU School of Social Welfare is adjusting to the loss of a grant provided to LSU under Title 20 federal fund- ing. Some special programs and members of the faculty were lost. The School also lost another grant, a Veteran ' s Administration Hospital in Alexandria. The School of Social Welfare is now attempting to adjust to the loss of these grants, and gain other sources of funding. Colleges 183 ' r. .i,:nwriiKhtxwTinmMmMtmwaum College of Wetland Resources D. Zietz 184 Colleges Far beh Science Bi service su sources. As then; re ch has -r ' sthrt Missi Msippi ' marshy for the seaf( Far behind the power plant, past the Military Science Building, and farther than the university service station, lies the Center for Wetland Re- sources. As the name suggests, the center is devoted more towards research than instruction. Lately that re- search has been directed toward the Mississippi River ' s threatening course change. Much attention has been paid to the Atchafalaya delta which is increasing rapidly due to the flow of 30% of the Mississippi ' s waters down that channel. The sedi- ment that is washed down into the basin is the only land that Louisiana is gaining everywhere else on the coast land is drifting slowly out to sea. This delta is marshland which provides a great nursery ground for the seafood that is so important to Louisiana ' s economy. The Mississippi is showing great signs of possibly shifting its course to the Atchafalaya river channel on its long path to the Gulf of Mexico. Many feel that the Old River structures built in 1963 will soon break and the river ' s waters will follow. There are a number of good reasons for attempting to prevent this change in the river ' s course. Morgan City would be flooded, and New Orleans ' water supply would be salty, with Gulf waters creeping up the Mississippi as we know it today. The lack of water in the Mississippi river bed would make it too shallow to act as the major transportation route it is today. The Center does not intend to make decisions on the reinforcement of the Old River structure, but rather intends only to provide facts to political, legal, and agricultural officials who will then make the decision on the river ' s future. By Kay McGarry Colleges 185 Favorite Professor Karl Roider Enthui are just sc Dr.Wf fessor foi year that i D. Gary 186 Colleges D. Gary Enthusiastic, brilliant, marvelous these are just some of the words students use to describe Dr. Karl Roider, who was selected as Favorite Pro- fessor for 1980-81. This is the second consecutive year that the associate professor of history has been chosen by the students as their favorite professor. In a recent series of interviews, students were asked to give their thoughts on Dr. Roider as a pro- fessor and person. All agreed that he is an interesting lecturer. His lectures were never stuffy or overbear- ing but organized and easy to follow. Students who had him for History 1001 or 1003 (Western Civilization) found that he covered a great amount of material. One student commented that he always encouraged questions. Sometimes these questions led to further inquiry and discussion outside of the classroom. The hallmark of a good lecturer, one stu- dent pointed out, was that Dr. Roider held his stu- dents ' attention even during the most boring of topics. Dr. Roider was described by students as a person of admirable qualities. One student said that he felt that he could go to him just to talk, I liked the fact that he was down to earth and open. Dr. Roider ' s personal love and respect for the study of history has created a keener interest in the subject for a couple of students: Now I do outside research just to keep in the know. One student even changed his major to history be- cause of Dr. Roider. Every student who participated in the interviews was enthusiastic about Dr. Karl Roider. All have recommended him to their friends as an educator par excellence. I think he ' s a great teacher, one summed up, but more than that, he ' s a really nice fellow. By Diana Ruby Colleges 187 . 3r v:i is. -: .y.y. -i. : - ' -: x?sw - . .- v- SB Occasions D. Zietz D. Zietz 190 Occasions - I R. Scheuermann Occasions 191 192 Occasions lantation Tour D. Gary D. Gary Occasions 193 Almost Anything Goes 194 Occasions :m R. Scheuermann D. Zietz Muscular Dystrophy Occasions 195 Halloween and Carlotta St. Party 196 Occasions IP D. Zietz 1 y Bo 1 1 1 i V l k! 1 J Occasions !97 D. Zietz 198 Occasions Occasions 199 onfliw Homecoming 200 Occasions D. Zietz Occasions 20 i Block and Bridle Student Rodeo 202 Occasions PRCA Rodeo D. Cummings % m UjfJt r i. J J F ' fffl IL - VAtfC ' y - 4 R. Scheuermann R. Scheuermann John Lennon Remembrance D. Gary 204 Occasions Occasions 205 D. Zietz JZl I 206 Occasions Occasions 207 Royal Lichtenstein J. Smith DGf te 208 Occasions i Easter Egg Hunt Occasions 209 D Zietz 210 Occasions Occasions 211 SGA Free Concerts D. Gary D. Gary w DG, 212 Occasions ; V % Kf - i % m eS% , ' iw 15 MiKMflAinftnunniaainii minniHii in umml D. Gary Occasions 213 nmnaaMUia ' S ' Ruxrain Faculty Art Show D. Gary 214 Occasions I Jlo Student Art Show T, :i J. 2iet2 fc b Graduate Student Art Show Occasions 2 1 5 it rt- .;:;-m 45? v r l iZ i r r Basketball Pep Rallies 216 Occasions V Occasions 217 D. Zietz I ; Anchor Splash . . .s l l 218 Occasions D. Lawrence Occasions 219 Stomp! D. Gary MHJ x tP v 220 Occasions 1 Occasions 221 South Seas 222 Occasions Occasions 223 Mardi Gras D. Gary 224 Occasions D. Gary Occasions 225 D. Lawrence ' TV 226 Occasions fi i R. Scheuermann i Occasions 227 JAM-JAM 3 So 228 Occasions D. Zietz Occasions 229 Graduation L . Zietz V D. Ziett 230 Occasions Occasions 23 1 Issues 9 ' t UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS EXPRESSLY PROHIBIT I THE POSSESSION OR CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AT AN ATHLETIC EVENT ANYONE WHO PRESENTS A TICKET OR CREDENTIAL FOR ADMISSION TO THIS GATE DOES SO WITH THE | UNDERSTANDING THAT HE OH SHE MAY BE SUBJECTED TO SEARCH FOR CONTRABAND MATERIAL (INCLUDING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OR ANY ITEM THAT MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT THE SAFETY OR COMFORT OF OTHER PATRONS) D. Gusler D. Gary Liquor Crackdown Firm enforcement of a booze ban in Tiger Stadium was ordered by the LSU Board of Supervisors in late fall, 1980. Its enforcement began with the Ole Miss game. People were searched, or not allowed to attend the games if they refused to be searched. D. Gary 234 Issues J I D. Gusler A Gumbo Controversy After its distribution, controversy erupted over the 1980 Gumbo because of nude photographs and other photographs which some LSU students and faculty members found objectionable. Ruth Miller, member of the Board of Supervisors, issued a resolution to eliminate the funding of the Gumbo, but was unable to find enough support on the Board to bring it about. An SGA survey revealed that 1163 students wanted the Gumbo to continue, while 83 students voted against continuing it. Issues 235 No Student Vehicles Allowed Stricter enforcement of campus traf- fic regulations has occurred in the past year. The regulations prohibit the travel and parking of student vehicles from Power House Lane to Highland Road and from the Nicholson Exten- sion to Dalrymple, with the exception of the CEB A and ROTC parking lots, between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. on week- days. Assistant Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs David F. Hull, Jr. said that the stricter enforcement of these regulations is to discourage intra- campus traffic during the day so as to provide a safer campus for pedestrians and bicyclists. 236 Issues M. Kleiner Mike ' s Cage Mike the Tiger ' s new home, which was partially funded by an SGA referendum which brought the project approx- imately $55,000, is expected to be completed by September 1981. D. Lawrence D. Gary SGA Impeachments Many students were re- moved from either elected or appointed SGA positions by SGA President Mike Futrell and the SGA Assem- bly this year. Vice-President Ricky Beyl was impeached by the SGA Assembly for missing required meetings. Later, the SGA Assembly Speaker, the Chemistry and Physics Representative, an Off-Campus Representa- tive, and a Division B Men ' s Housing Representative were also expelled from office. SGA President Mike Fut- rell also fired four ombuds- men because he said they just were not doing their job. Issues 237 French House Rededication The French House was rededicated in April upon the completion of major renovations. Francois de Laboulaye, French ambassador to the U.S. and the son of the former French ambassador who originally laid the cornerstone of the French House in 1935, told the crowd gathered for the occasion that Louisiana was fighting against the loss of its soul by preserving vestiges of its French heritage such as LSU ' s La Maison Francaise. The French House now accomodates the national headquarters of Phi Kappa Phi, an academic honor society, the LSU Press, and a cafeteria serving beig- nets. I D. Zietz 238 Issues mor cjg- G. Babin Suit Charges Professors Stole Trade Secrets Five LSU engineering professors were involved in a multi-million dollar lawsuit alleging that they stole trade secrets. The five professors are: Gerald D. Whitehouse, Director of the Division of Engineering Research; A. J. McPhate, professor of Mechanical Engineering; Thomas C. Shelton, assistant professor of Mechanical En- gineering; Dupree Maples, professor of Mechanical En- gineering; and Charles A. Whitehurst, Associate Dean for research and graduate activities in the College of Engineering. The suit alleges that Whitehouse and McPhate were employed by Engineering Mechanical Services, Inc. of Baton Rouge, and then peddled trade secrets concerning a mechanical repair design concept and computer programs for examining the cause of fail- ure in large engine components to Applied Mechanical Technology, Inc., a consulting firm headquartered in Gonzales with which Whitehurst, Shelton, Maples, and Dean Richard Matula of the College of Engineering were affiliated. Charges were later dismissed on professors Whitehurst, Shelton, and Maples. R. Scheuermann Issues 259 Early in the fall semester, fire struck John- ston Hall, a freshman women ' s dormitory, destroying one room and seriously damaging five other rooms. This fire occurred after an inspection team found 450 violations of the State Fire Code in 82 of the 99 LSU buildings they inspected. In April, a serious fire broke out in another LSU building Peabody Hall, a classroom buildling which also houses the College of Education. The top floor of this building, one of the oldest buildings on the LSU campus, was completely gutted, while the rest of the building sustained heavy smoke and water damage. Damage to Peabody Hall was estimated at $ 1 million, and over 4,000 students and 90 faculty members were relocated in the wake of this serious blaze. D. Gary 240 Issues Issues 241 Ronald Reagan Presidential candidate Ronald Reagan slated a rally at the Assembly Center on September 23 which drew over 6,000 peo- ple, including some Southern University students who claimed that the SU Band was forced to play the rally. America sh ould be a nation where freedom is se- cure a nation of secure free- dom, Reagan emphasized at the rally at the Assembly Center. Election Day November 4 left Reagan a clear winner in the hot- ly contested election between Carter, Reagan, and Anderson. H. Cowgill ;: i 242 Issues H-Hrf Issues 243 D. Gary 244 Issues Free Speech Alley con- tinued to focus on a broad range of topics from the presidential election, US involvement in El Salva- dor, the assassination attempt on President Reagan, ERA, and abor- tion to the Louisiana de- n segregation suit, SGA Vice President Ricky Beyl ' s im- i peachment, the liquor ban in Tiger Stadium, and the ever-popular topic of reli- gion, spurred by appear- ances at the Alley by evangelists Josh McDowell and Cindy Lassiter, and the Hare Krishnas. D.Gary Issues 245 246 Issues Q HH R. Scheuermann Chancellor Paul W. Murrill re- signed from his post as chief ad- ministrator of the Baton Rouge campus of the LSU System to accept a position as senior vice- president for research and develop- ment at Ethyl Corporation in Janu- ary, 1981, after serving as LSU ' s chancellor since 1974. The LSU Board of Supervisors appointed Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs Otis Wheeler as interim chancellor until the search for a new permanent chancellor was completed. Seventy-eight persons applied for the chancellor position. The Board of Supervisors then cut the list to forty applicants after screen- ing the applicants, and then eleven finalists were chosen after more screening. The group of eleven was then cut to five, who were recom- mended to President Wooden, who then recommended them for inter- view by the Board of Supervisors. In May the Board chose Dr. James A. Wharton, Dean of LSU ' s Gener- al College, to become Chancellor Murrill ' s successor. r Murrill Resigns; Wharton Selected As New Chancellor K. Smith Issues 247 D. Gary Playboy photographer David Chan visited LSU to photograph coeds for a new feature, Girls of the Southeastern Conference. Chan commented, What we are looking for is the typical girl-next- door image. The girls were required to fill out an application, participate in a short interview, and have one Polaroid picture taken. Everything was then sent to Chicago, where the finalists were later selected. Only five or six girls from each school were to be chosen. H % 248 Issues ifc, Hied, tut m later Playboy Scans the SEC Issues 249 w International Year Summary Iran and Iraq Go To War Over Border Disputes American Hostages Released By Iranians Military Coup Takes Over Bolivia Israel Reaffirms Jerusalem As Its Capital Polish Government Affirms Workers ' Right To Strike Military Junta Takes Control of Turkey Terrorist Bomb Explodes At Munich ' s Oktoberfest Schmidt ' s West German Coalition Government Returned To Power Soviet Cosmonauts Conclude Longest Space Mission In History Latin American Human Rights Activist Adolfo Perez Esquivel Receives Nobel Peace Prize Gang Of Four Goes On Trial In China Violent Earthquake Rocks Soutern Italy Races Clash In South London American Nuns Slain In El Salvador Hua Guofeng Forced To Resign As China ' s Premier Lady Diana and Price Charles Announce Engagement Gunman Attempts To Assassinate Pope Mi M Israi St Fedf M Ex-S Stats Se Salt Pber Trait U Form PatS Dese Paj Batoi Na Amei Ait D. Lawrence S. 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Silo TV A, Hepre Froi UVf Pets limit Yipj Poll, 250 Issues Mitterand Defeats Giscard In French Prim Minister ' s Election Israel Attacks Iraqi Nuclear Reactor State Federal Grand Jury Indicts Mafia Boss Carlos Marcello In Brilab Investigation Ex-State Commissioner of Agriculture Gil Dozier Convicted State Senator Gaston Gerald Removed From Senate After Beginning Prison Term Salt Dome Collapses At Jefferson Island Phenol Spill Fouls New Orleans Water Supply Train Derailed In Addis Bum Phillips New Coach of New Orleans Saints Police Seize $112 Million Worth Of Marijuana Largest Seizure Ever In U.S. Baton Rouge Former Governor Edwards Quits Job At LSU Pat Screen Elected Mayor of Baton Rouge Desegregation Ordered In East Baton Rouge Parish Schools Baton Rouge Gets First Class 1 Fire Rating In Nation American Airlines Starts Servicing Baton Rouge Airport National Reagan Wins Presidential Election By Large Margin Over Carter, Anderson Young Male Americans Register For Draft Bodies Of 13 Illegal Aliens Found In Arizona Desert Billy Carter ' s Libyan Connections Investigated By Congress Hurricane Allen Ravages Texas Fuel Explosion Occurs At Titan 2 Nuclear Missile Silo In Arkansas TV Actors Strike Representative Myers of Pennsylvania Expelled From Congress Las Vegas MGM Grand Hotel Fire Kills 84 Persons Gunman Attempts to Assassinate President Reagan Murderer Steve Judy Executed Weather Underground Leader Bernadine Dohrn, Yippie Leader Abbie Hoffman Surrender To Police D. Zietz Miss Oklahoma Wins Miss American Pageant Women File Suit Against Procter Gamble For Toxic-Shock Effects Through Use of Rely Tam- pons Jean Harris Convicted Of Murder of Scarsdale Diet Author Dr. Herman Tarnower Christopher Cross Wins Grammy Awards For Best New Artist, Best Record, Song, And Album Walter Cronkite Retires From Anchorman Position On CBS Evening News Coal Miners Stage Wildcat Strike First Space Shuttle Flight Successful Pulitzer Prize Winner In Feature- Writing Category Gives Up Prize After Her Story Said To Be Fabrication Issues 251 B. Year ' s Summary Sports US, Other Nations Boycott 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics To Protest Soviet Invasion Of Afghanistan LSU Goes to NCAA Basketball ' s Final Four; Ranked Fourth In Both Final Polls Georgia Ranked No. 1 In College Football Indiana Ranked No. 1 In College Basketball Philadelphia Phillies Defeat Kansas City Royals To Win World Series George Rogers of the Univeristy of South Carolina Wins 1980 Heisman Trophy Pistol Pete Maravich Retires From NBA Muhammad Ali Retires From Boxing After Suffering 11th Round Knockout By Larry Holmes In His Last Fight First Midseason Strike In Professional Baseball History Dubious Events Carol Burnett Wins $1.6 Million In Libel Suit Against The National Enquirer Congress Rejects Its Own Pay Raise Genealogists Discover That Former Presidents Nixon And Carter Are Distant Cousins The New Webster Encyclopedia Dictionary Listed Reagan As 40th President Even Before His Nomination By The Republican Party Computer Foul-Up Blamed For $613,051 Electric Bill To New Jersey Family Bill Wade Becomes Florida State University ' s First Male Homecoming Princess USL Student Sits In Bathtub Filled With Ketchup For 1 7 Vi Hours To Earn Title The Human French Fry Restaurant For Dogs Opened In Hamburg, West Germany F. Deaths Omar Bradley Anastasio Somoza Debayle William O. Douglas Erich Sanja EUa( Bill I Josep Alek! John Joe I Steve Hem Jesse Shah Karhi Harli World Wide Photos S. Nordyke 252 Issues -L Fira a WELCOME BACK TO FREEDOM - Erich Fromm Sanjay Gandhi Ella Grasso Bill Haley Josephine Hoffa Aleksei Kosygin John Lennon Joe Louis Bob Marley Marshall McLuhan Steve McQueen Henry Miller Jesse Owens Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi Katherine Anne Porter Harland Sanders World Wide Photos Jean-Paul Sartre Mae West Movies Ordinary People Best Picture Tess The Empire Strikes Back Fame Raging Bull Coal Miner ' s Daughter The Blues Brothers The Elephant Man Nine To Five The Tin Drum Urban Cowboy Issues 253 ws fc; t. - 2? ' 4 J , X . -o ? ? :, W.-sTL-S %, ; Living - - - N. Sansovich | m i). 256 Living I N. Sansovich n Living 257 New Orleans . . . N. Sansovich 258 Living N. Sansovich Living 259 D. Gusler 260 Living I 2JRM Living 261 Going Home D. Lawrence 262 Living Aerial Views M. 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Cummlngs American Society of Civil Engineers Honorary 281 R_ Scheuermann Epsilon Pi Tau Kappa Delta Epsilon First Row (left to right) Lisa Shea, Lori Otts, Tammy Martin (Mem- bership Chairman), Cindy Leb- lanc, Charlene Coover, Jeanne Pere (President); Back Row (left to right) Nan Murtagh, Linda Kin- chen, Dr. Helen Cookston (Facul- ty Sponsor), Mary Jo McCuller, Melanie Troxclair, Lori Lewis (Historian) D. Zletz 282 Honorary D. Zie Honorary 283 L 1 284 Honorary _ Honorary 285 D. Zletz Front row: The Legend, A Myth Back row: John Belushi, Dr. Hassle Bad, Comb Stane. Sounds White Onthephone, Barbi Kewe, Dago. Tommy Ron. 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Ziett Agriculture Mechanization 290 Organizations Organizations 291 - Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha z.eta ipna Zeta Alpha Alpha Zeta Zeta Alpha Zeta A, l Zei Zel Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alph Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Zeta Alpha Mpha Zeta Zeta Zeta Zeta Zeta m %s. D. Cummings 292 Organizations Organizations 293 A S. Mouton mencan olor M$ American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists r sj a aiK ii jl. p b, y m on of Textile Chemist American Association of Textil Zhemists and Colorists American Associai 294 Organizations American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects American Institute of stitute of Architects erican stitute of American Institute of Architects American Institute of Architects lean Institute of Architects Organizations 295 Vmerir n Awnriatin anicai tncnneers cnn i mencar ociation of Mechanical Engineers jnerican Association of Mechanical Engineers American Association of Mechanical Engineers 296 Organizations lation of Genera Contracto Associatio SSV( Association of General Contractors V is I V n k . i Kv Q V Wflr tef AC Mt TORS y ,-n ' : . v -h: ' w t? - . . v- Cjft ;.; . KSW ' B: tf w D. 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Zletz Industrial and Technical Education 306 Organizations International Students in Economics and International Students in Economics and Management D. Cummlngs Organizations 307 Lambda Tau Tau Lambd Lambda 3 Tau Lamt Tau Lambd Lambda Lambda Tau ibda 308 Organizations . American Society of Landscape Architects American Society of Landscape Architects American Society of Landscape Architects nerican Society of Landscape Architects w X ,a $ n is . i A fill- American fVlO iy of Landscape Architects Society of Landscape Architects c i k, f ,andscape Archil American Society of Landscape Organizations 309 R. Scheuermann Louisiana Home Economics Association 310 Organizations Organizations 3 1 i Phi Kappa Phi Ah .rVA ?m % v. v T. n ;i n Phi Upsilon Omicron 312 Organizations Organizations 3 1 3 Pre-Vet Socie ' re-Vet Society iciy ocietv Pre -Vet Society Pre -Vet Society re-Vet be e vet Society rre-vet society p-Vpt nripfv Prp-A pt Soriptv t Society Pre -Vet Society Pre-Vet Society N So 314 Organizations Secretaries National Collegiate Association of Secretaries Organizations 3 15 Society of American Foresters l i t 316 Organizations D. Ztetz Social Welfare D. Cummings Pershing Rifles Organizations 317 Lassies MtU f ,pw . Scotch Guard ROTC R. Scheuermann 318 Organizations )TC I Hi ROTC R. Scheuermann Army ROTC Cadre Staff ; R. Scheuermann Organizations 319 ROTC RC ROTC issociai e U.S. Army (AUSA) D. Lawrence 320 Organizations Bengal Raiders i|M TC ROTC R .OTC ROTC R TC ROTC R TC ROTC R ROTC ROTC R ROTC ROTC R ROTC ROTC R OTC R Rifle Team ROTC ROTC OTC R POT Organizations 321 Angel Flig :h . R. Scheuermann MicfttX ., , , , ' b , . i m i T i ii l irti i ' fu- l W iB ft a fl i Cherubs ROTC D. Cummings 322 Organizations Corps Commander and Cadet Corps Staff ROTC R. Scheuermann Air Force Contract Cadets Organizations 323 Cadet Group Staff and Advisors R. Scheuermann 324 Organizations , SLAE R. Sch. eucrmann Organizations 325 326 Organizations . J Organizations 327 328 Organizations Orga nizations 329 igef Bativ is rJBanc D. Zietz Tiger Band D.Gary 330 Organizations Tigresses Organizations 331 332 Organizations heerleaders K. Smith Organizations 333 inccrs Socic Society of Petroleum Engineers 334 Organizations D. Zletz eta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau u Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau U +-- DJ Rof Pi T a Pi T au Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau au Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau j Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Tau Beta Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau Bet Teta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi Tau Bet Pi 7 Organizations 335 D. Gary 336 Organizations Collegiate 4-H i h j ircie D. Ztea Homecoming Committee i i Organizations 337 J. Ztetz Editors Sitting: Ron Scheuermann, Head Photographer; Matthew Ridley, Design Editor; Standing: Mary Cavin, Copy Editor; David Zietz, Photography Editor; Misha Cobb, Managing Editor; David Donze, Editorial Assistant; Michael Romaguera, Editor-in-Chief Gumbo 338 Organizations Organizations 339 %Tf ' -. - ' . ' .S ' 7 i ' Ad32 sUSt$ S tSj H. Cowgill Tom Butler Mary Cavin Diana Ruby Henry Terhoeve Copy 340 Organizations D Zletz Organizations 34 1 D. Zlett Fall Reveille |ohn M. Tarver Editor; Laurie Pennino Managing Editor; Leslie Fine Advertising Managing; Alex Martin Sports Editor; Ted McManus Sports Assistant; Johanna Schindler Assoc. Managing Editor; Steven Wheeler Editorial Assistant: Victor Andrews Assoc. Managing Editor; Paul St. Amand Chief Photographer; Alison Dillmann News Editor; Maureen McLindon Advertising Rep; Loraine Champagne News Editor; Rhonda Melan- con Advertising Rep; ]ames O ' Byrne News Editor; Leo Marsh Advertising Rep; Carla Streva News Editor; Carol Kapitan Cartoonist; Randall Gremillion Cartoonist A |J Spring Reveille Alex Martin Editor; James O ' Byrne Managing Editor; Leslie Fine Advertising Manager; Jim Engs- ter Sports Editor; Lester Duhe Sports Assistant; Donna Brown Assoc. Managing Editor; Carla Stre - va Editorial Assistant; Ecton Theriot Assoc. Man- aging Editor; Paul St. Amand Chief Photographer; Cele Crabb News Editor; Judi Alexander Adver- tising Rep; Susan Indest News Editor; Rhonda Melancon Advertising Rep; John Wright News Editor; Leo Marsh Advertising Rep; Katherine Jen- sen News Editor r m Alex Martin Spring Editor r 3 V LAI 3 Reveille Photographers DZfet 342 Organizations - Organizations 343 J Student Athletic Board 344 Organizations Union Governing Board D. Gaiy Union Program Council R. Scheuermann Organizations 345 346 Organizations Union Union Fashion Committee Union Academia Committee Organizations 347 Union International Committee Union Travel Committee Union Pop Entertainment Committee Union Lively Arts Committee Organizations 349 350 Organizations [IIMIIlllllimWI llliMlllllMWIIIIM IMIIWHIIIIIIBIMIMIIIIIIIHIIWIIWIMIWI BUMIIIITIIBIM Organizations 351 tjgr: ... Greeks M. Magee I M Aft 354 Greeks :S SORORITY LIFE- 4 D. Zietz D. Zie Greeks 355 356 Greeks HMijR M. Magee PANHELLENie Greeks 357 Sally Adolph Usa Alberts Karen AttJck Maria Andrus Carol Bartley Sallfe Beraud Carolyn Booker Karen Brown Lea Bru Judy Bumthom Liz Claiborne Barbara Coldwell Ellen Coles Felice Coles C K. Crull Winkle Dickinson Ellen Doherty Malette Dowltng Carolyn Eastln Cindy Faust hub ! 358 Greeks Greeks 359 ALPHA EPSILON PHI- 360 Greeks ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA - 11 _: m ' M. Magee Greeks 361 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA . 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Jimmy Donahue Frank Duffy Phillip Dufour Steve Duke Tracy Durham Phillip FJIender Brad tscocise Tim Ferguson Rob Feron Rod Fontenot Todd Fontenot Gerald Foret Gerald Forest Kyle France Matt Fryer Nick Gagltano Brian Gardner Craig Gardener Charlie Gorman Greg Green Mitch Hale Roger Hartline Hap Hayden Ricky Hill Dale Hoover John Hotard Charles Jarrel Houston Jones Kelly Jones Les Juneau Mike Juneau David Kimmerty Cliff Laborde Walter Lamb Tommy Latour Kevin Landry Mickey Landry Lars Larson Chuck Levert Guy Levy Ron Lewis Jeff Loper Doug Lunn Randy Maffet Dr. Destruao Trent McCarthy Billy Mentz Grey Miller |oe Miller Keith Miller Chris Mills Crenan Milts KAPPA SIGMA JL ft ft A A iiLi giM T i ( Q ( ffi it lit A 11 3JU 1 9 ft fl i 9 @ P s fail :) . ' .Q $ $ 9 _ o a j? fc @ft ft Aft 41 in tint! 1 Pn I yr iaal 1 ymd R . ' tf iffiwtl - - V dJM J 412 Greeks r- SS v $S AtiAil @ Doug Mills Hank Mills Lesrer Mitts Bruce Montesano Tom Moore Paul Mores! 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Kyle 111 Wliliam Lackey LAMBDA CHI Greeks 415 Hi 416 Greeks Greeks 417 418 Greeks Greeks 419 1 1 | 1 1 gfpr i _ FT iZ. IE h P.. 8 i -; M.G. Magee Bobby Anderson )im Andrew John Arial Jeffy Avery Norm Bacon David Bankston Ronnie Barksdale Mike Bass Teddy Bear Don Bennet Neaie Bennet Joey Bernard David Bickers Mark Blackdog Doug Blankenship Bob Boccaccio Eddie Bonin Dwayne Bossom Mike Bourdet Craig Bourgeois Bruce Don Caffery Bret A. Clesi John Cooper J.C. Cooper Jim Copeiand Daren Cormier Mike Davis Tommy Davis Tom DePierri Frank Deus Ben A. Dick Chris EJmer David Felf Johnny Fort Rick Fowler Tim Frost Mike Gallaugher Bubba Gesser Denny Giglio 420 Greeks .- PHI GAMMA DELTA i Ml it! il %mm % ? IMFM1P Steve Cllreath Mark Gross |ohn Havenstrite Will Heavner Neal Hensariin Charlie Helm Pierre Hingle Bill Hinrichs David Humphris Todd Jackson Walter Jensen Bob Karam Hab Karam Tim Keeler Sebe Kelly To bin Lassen Roy Laughlin Clint Leazer David Little Gary Love jimmy Manasseh Jim Mangum Greg McCaig Mike McCauley Gil McMurry Tom Melancon Ross Mestayer Moose Russ Moran Chip Norris Frank Ochello Jerry Outlaw Robert Penn Petunia Mike Piccione Jeff Piper Jim Piatt Mike Polito Bobby Pratt Steve Queyrouze Danny Ragusa Randy Rampp Nathen Roberts George Robinson Steve Robinson Mike Rogers Greg Romig Jack A. Round Fabian Rouseil Steve Sessions Gary Schlotterer Phil Schmidt JR. Shaw Frank Shaw Vic Sheldon Steve Shirley Brad Simonson Shannon Slay Thomas Smart Robert Spears Tim Sterritt Bubba Stevens Kelly Stevens Tiger Sutton Phil Tanner Chuck Toomer Kenny Van Amringe James Walsh Bil ly Wayne Dan Worstell Jeff Wright Jim Yarbrough Zuc Debbie McCracken Mom Spring Greeks 421 PHI BETA SIGMA- D. Lawrence 422 Greeks I. R. Scheuermann PHI KAPPA PSF Greeks 423 JTial - . (DH-XX MAKE m 1 BIG V aves it DG ANCHOR .- .H,.... ,... . L.j , ,. . r ... y D. Zictz Bit D. Gary PHI KAPPA THETA a i Yfgw i Squid T-rone Dull Thomas Damlen Thom U Vlto Wink Z-Man Cindy Cambre, Sweetheart PI KAPPA ALPHA ; . k . k . t i. Andrew McGee Richard Macaluso Terry Macaluso Wayne Macaluso Michael Marroy Harold Nelson (II Leo O ' Donnet! Joseph Pusateri John Reiner Chris Ryan David Sanford Daniel Shuler Henry Sibtey Michael Ware Brad Wolf Mary Ragusa Ann Owens ZZuM MM m SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ft i f% ?! Adamsapple Robert Aertker Scott Anderson Fingers Balllio Michael Barker Menacheim Begin Brush Berns Billy Bob Brad Bourgermiester Todd Brady Eleanor Bright Mark Brown Marshall Brown John Burch James Burke Philip Cancienne Phil Cancllleri R. 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Sklppy Topslder Lenny Waguespack Tom Walker Clique Warren Hog West Steve White Matt Wolcott Lew Worsham Eric Worthen Plug Young Meg Hakenjos Wannabe Herr Donna Hernadez Donna Marak Susan McGraw Melanle Morgan Martha Morgan Marsha Picket Donna Sharpe Sally Sweeney Rebecca Ward Sir Buckwheat Greeks 429 George Abide Peter Abide HaJ Adkins Matt Alch |ohn Anderson Bobby Babin Matt Baker Brent Bankston David Bark Bobby Barousse Teid Bateman Tommy Bell Paul Bergreen joe Besseiman Chad Blackwell Blaine Borders Madison Btanchard Gerald Brackman David Brook Wayne Bunch 430 Greeks lit SIGMA CHI 1 r- Ik rjr- i M f i rifil IMMfM Chet Busby Bobby Butcher Brent Candedat David Carver Curt Chastaln )ody Cloud Kenny Collins Steve Conner Dan Daigle Scott Dalgre Hammy Davis David Deldh Scott Dlscon Fred Dupre Tom FJItot Jerry Farris jfm Farris Tommy Felton Billy Ferrante Ted Rsh Roger Fleshman Robert Fletcher Evan Ford Phillip Fremin Brett Fun- Paul Clbert NeaJ G rammer Greg Gossen Walter Brammer Mario Guadamud David Guldry Robert Harp Hett Harrington Mike Holllngsworth Steve Hollts Bill Holman Craig Hols ton Ault Hootsell Chuck Horton James Hughes Mark Hunter Mike Jenny Steve Johnson Alan Jordan Chris Karam Steve Keller Mark Kiehvasser Rodney King Paul Kirk Terrin Klein Clay Knobles Joe Lancaster Don Langenbeck Mike Lato David Lawson Bany Lee Guy Levan Don Lewis John Long Steve Loupe Lon McCloskey David McDonald J.B. McGee Danny McGrynn Cliff Majoue Roy Martin Gordon Mayeaux. Spencer Melder Greeks 431 . L 432 Greeks SIGMA NU- 2 22 ife4ife iktk i aitmu a m Thomas Adamek David Adcock Scott Alnsworth Thomas Amoss Hank Arnold Bobby Axtell John Bahllnger John Bankhead David Baron Brandon Beach David Bennett }ohn Beque Oleg Bezfamllny Hariey Btodgett Bruce Brice Patrick Broderick Gary Burkart Phtllp Carroll David Cashen Don Celestin Marc Clemens Sterling Core Tom Coyle Steve Coward Steve Croxton John Cruthirds Michael Daigle Steve Danielson Glenn Davis David Dawson |on Deculr Homer Delacroix Justin Duke John Ede Tim Everett Ralph Felder John Fenner Brian Flnklea William Finn Blake Franklin Victor Glanellonl Paul Grayson Barry Goodspeed Vance Green Craig Greenberg Joseph Gregory Hariln Hale Corey Hanney Reddfck Hebert Robert Hebert Greeks 433 -SIGMA NU Michael Hitler William Homan Evan Hovvel! Carig (uengllng Matthew Kachler Mlchale Kastanek Tommy Kitllan Kevin Kimball Bolden Klnchen Kevin Kramer Tony Kramer Anthony Landry Bart Landry Norris Lanlus Mark Latham Paul deLaup Craig LeBouef Mark Levy Todd Levy Timothy Llndsey Dana Lotton Clayton Lowey Al Lucldl Byron McCarver Donald McKay Robert McRae David Mesc Blair Monroe Mack Montz )ohn Murray Dean Naisten Ray Nebel Walter O ' Dowd Randy Ostrom Clint Patterson Eugene Perrlra John Perez Thomas Peyton Tracy Reading Robert Redhearn [onathon Rltter Gary Roberts Edward Schulthels Edward Schwing Michael Sebastian Christopher Sherwood Steven Shields Mark Simpson Gregory Smith Glenn Sosa Lawrence Springer Michael Springer Scott Steele Malcolm Stein Stephen Stokes Tommy Taylor Clinton Terry Alphonse Thompson Tommy Thompson Joseph Tupper Z 1 2 2 Fergus VanWart David Vickers Dovic Vldeau Robert Ward Stoney Ware Quentin Washtspack |ohn Welsh Chris White Charles Whitehead George Wright M 434 Greeks lb. D. Ziet; ' 1 ' . V aV 1 m s4 , ' TKE D. Lawrence - 1 Matthew Bartol Robert Bertrand Todd Broussard Alan Brown Andrew Byars Robert Butler Robert Canrrell }ohn Carroll David Clary Clint Cole lames Covell Barry Dusse Bruce Fielding Griff Flnkenaur H.|. Flood Keith Halford William Harrison |.P. Hass Charles Laurent William Lee ff m fifi?2 436 Greeks Greeks 437 THETA Xr D. Gary Mark Arkat Richard Aguflar Greg Allen Christopher Alley Michael Alllne Kyle Amstrong Thomas Andrus Timothy Arant Michael Arbour George Arceneaux Robert Arceneaux Donald Armand Ben Babin Eric Babin David Bahcall Brian Bannors [ess Barr Andy Batson Scott Bennett Butler Bourgeois William Bradford Glen Bryan William Bryan Kevin CaJre Caltlway Calllcott John Cameron Barry Carroll Roy Champagne Philip G. Claire Mark Cole Unus Cortez Samuel Couvillon Matthew Cronin Mark Culotta Ted Dalferes Paul Dark Dan Davis John DeLatin, Jr. Dale Delaville Jesse Depuy David Deshotels Glenn D ' Spain Kenneth Dunn Kevin Dyer Brian Florshelm Cecil Fruge, Jr. Nicholas Gardomer James Garrison James Gauthler Perry Glamorone Roger E. Gonsoulin 111 David Green Christopher Grenler James Guenard i %?f % Ik. n A S . 4 itk. A - - Buck Phillips Tommy Pittenger Michael Plzzolato BUI Pou Henry Prentice David Presley Rob Ray lack Rellly William Roby Bret Roy Leon Roy III Brian Schultz Mike Schultz Paul W. Segura, Jr. Todd Shaffett Kevin Shaw Don Spiers Steven Strain Samuel Territo Steven Thomas Brian L Thompson Benjamin VanOsdell, III James Vilas Alexis Voomtes Steven Voortiles Kurt Wellbacher David Yandel James Young Susan Davidson jean Baughn Greeks 439 U John Abbott Gerald Adcock Samuel Alexander Frank Bender Craig Bialy Kenneth Burk Joen Ocardo ? ? f % 440 Greeks A i AAtik Jonathan Cohen Jeffrey Ehrilch Robert Elsenbach Scott Farber Alan Fertel Andy Goldberg Auther Greenfield Joseph Hlllel Daniel Kahn Michael Kohn Mark Kronenberg Bernard Kullman Ed Kurtz William Lahasky Adam Levlne Joe Upsey Michael Mayer Charlton Meyer Jonathan Mustow Robert Mycott Paul Prousnltzer Neil Rabin David Rosenfeld Fred Rubin Bert Rublnsky Esquire SaJtz Joel Slrverberg Ansel Smith Scott Smith Michael Snyder Harry Spencer James Stockner Gus Weill David Welner Brian Weiss Mindy Bersteln Fran Blaiy Sandy Fetps Sherry Levy Cheryl Williams =T Greeks 44 1 -. - Hnsem MM lit. Classes mi m i- James Floyd Adams Phi Kappa Phi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Phi Eta Sigma; LSI! Alumni federa- tion Scholar; Louisiana Consumer Fi- nance Association Scholarship; SGA Speaker of Student Assembly; Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, First Vice President; IFC Scholarship Chairman; Dean ' s List. Cynthia Arceneaux Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Delta Chi; Walter Hitesman Scholarship; WLSU Assistant Neus Director; 1980- 81 Communications Workers of Amer- ica Scholarship. Lynne Abadie Mond Abdul Kelley Abel Bonda Abide Marjorie D. 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Washington Leadership Scholarship Award. m A i i I i - V 446 Classes Who ' s Who Charlynn Brinsmade LSU Alumni Federation Scholarship; Phi Sigma Iota; SGA: Women ' s Hous- ing Representative, College of Arts and Sciences Representative, Vice Chairman of Students Rights and Welfare Com- mittee; Delta Gamma Sorority: Anchora-Public Relations Chairman; International Association of Students in Economics and Business Management: Account Executive; Freshmen Advisor. James Axtell Karen Axtle James Aymond Melissa Babcock Dale Babin Julie Babin Mary Kay Babin Vanessa Babin Alice Babine Karen Badon Laura Baeder Bruce Bahlinger Barbra Bailey James Bailey Kathleen Bailey Patricia Bailey Robert Bailey Russell Batley Celia Baker Elizabeth Baker Jay Baker M. Miller Baker Roberta Baker Virginia Baker Addelisa Baldwin John Balfa Carla Ballard Richard Ballard Thomas Ballay Jeff Bank Sharon Banks Jackie Bankston Niki Banta Dianne Barbara Wanda Barabra Donna Barbay Ceslie Barbee Alton Barber Gary Barber Stephan Barber Donald Barfield Douglas Barfield Janet Barkev Lisa Barke Leon Barletter Kenneth Barnes Lisa Barnett Randy Barnett Jonathan Baron Jesse Ban- Debbie Barra Karen Barreca Bruce Barrett Kendra Barrier Amy Barrilleaux Gerardo Barrios Ilene Barron Scott Barrow Phyllis Barry Chris F. Bartlett David Bassett Allen Basso Rodney Bateman Pamela Bates Rajesh Batra Classes Who ' s Who 447 Raymond Battalora Mark Baum Jody Baudion Marcia Baum Walid A. Bayakli Leo Beadle Linda Beauchamp Dorinda Beaumont Wendy Beaulieu Dwayne J. Beaumont Celeste Becnel Charles Becnel Jefferey Becnel Kevin Bechel Sarah Bechel Christine Bettermann Milton Belanger W. Louis Belanger Andrea Bell Lawrence Bell Thomas Bell Anita Bellue Francis Bellue Russel Belluve Rose Bellidani Rhonda Belsome Minette Benard Mike Belou Charles Benedetto Grace Bennett Dora Benoit Theresa Benoit Eduardo Berendson Elaine Berleth Tina Bernard David Berteau William Berg Scott Bergeron Dennis Bertrand Renee Bertrand Donald Berthelot Marie Beslin Michael Bessonet Susana Betancourt Lorie Betllea Shelia Bethune Kelly Bevins Randall Bickley Byron Bienvenu Terre Bidwell Steve Bierman Hillary Biery Reed Bilbray Santa Billiot Lisa Biondo Ginger Bishop Don Blackson Kary Blair Kathy Blair Eldred Blakewood Christine Blalocl Colette Blanchard Cynthia Blanchard Karen A. Blanchard Melanie Blanchard i Jennifer Buck Mortar Board: Co-Chairman of Women ' s Symposium , Women- Changing Images; Angel Flight: Comp- troller; Freshman Advisor; Accounting Society; Student Athletic Board; Pi Sigma; SGA: Women ' s Housing Repre- sentative, Chairman of Students Rights Committee, Rules Committee, Cam- paign Staff for SGA Presidential Nominee; Delta Zeta Sorority: Assis- tant Treasurer, Pledge Class Treasurer and Athletic Director. I U.fl P ! 448 Classes Who ' s Who Ruth Blanchard Stephanie Blanchard Scott Blanchard Wes Blocker David Blom Cheryl Bodiford Bobbye Boe Marjorie Boeshans Beckie Boihem Larry Boihem Paula Bogan Julie Bolden Tammy Bolton Deborah Bommer Morris Bonadona Lynn Bondrant Rebecca Bondy Andree ' Bonnaffons Wendell Bonner Mary Bonnette Ken Booth Edmund D. Boothe Shannon Boothe Craig Bordelon Danita Bordelon David Bordelon Jeffrey Bordelon Mark Bordelon Patti Bordelon Thomas Bordelon Wayne Bordelon Stephen Bordenave Janet Borel Yvonne Borie Susan Borkland David E. Bornside D. Scott Bossier James Bouanchaud Doreen Boudinot Bonnie Boudreaux Carey Boudreaux Carla Boudreaux Naoine M. Boudreaux Sid Bounoua Mary Bourg Cary Bourgeois Dana Bourgeois Danielle Bourgeois Hampton Bourgeois Jason Bourgeois Jeffrey Bourgeois Julie Bourgeois Kellie Bourgeois Richard Bourque Tommie J. Boushie Elias Bou- Waked Kurt Bowdle Coleen Boyce Catherine Boyer Lisa Brabrtam Beatrice Brady Jana E. Brady Philip Brady Donna Bramlett Philip Brammer Classes Who ' s Who 449 Charlene Brandau Lisa Branigan Anne Brasselle Dwayne Breashears Douglas Breaux Jon Breaux Renee Breaux Trudy Breaux Jo Ann Brent Johnny Brewerton Wilbert Brezzell Genevieve Brickson Don Bridges Lynn Brignac Malcolm Brignac Jay Britsch Diane Britt Terry Britt Brian Briuglio Cathy Brocklehurst Mike Brockelsby Aaron Brooks Beth Brooks Julie Brooks John Hamilton Brooks Patricia Brooks Gerald Brouilette James Broussard Barbara Broussard Bruce Broussard John Broussard Phillip Broussard Robert Broussard James Brousse Tony G. Brouillette Charly Brown Daine Brown Donna Brown Gerald Brown Harley Brown Jurode Brown Mona Brown Wayne Brown Leigh Brummett Beverly Brunjes Arlen Brunson Deborah Bryan Jimmy Bryan Howard Bryant Patrick Bryant Barbara Buchanan Gregory Bucher Ann Buckel Louis Buckner Gregg Buckingham Julie Bulka William Bultman Karen Bunn Ann Boudreaux Lisa Buquoi Felix Burch Murray Burch David Burdeaux Brent Burns Celeste Burns ' 450 Classes Who ' s Who WfPH ft Gary Corbin SGA, Speaker Pro Tempore; Off- Campus Students Association, Co- founder; Young Democrats, President, Treasurer, State Committeeman, State Legislative Chairman; Louisiana Stu- dent Association, Executive Board, LSA Monthly Monitor, Assistant Editor; Code of Student Conduct Com- mittee; Council on Conservation of the Environment Lori A. Corey Angel Flight, National Publications Assistant, Commander ' s Call Chairman; Air Force ROTC, First Female Group Comma nder for LSU. First Female Pilot from LSU, Presi- dent ' s Medal, Air Force ROTC Schol- arship, Honor Flight Commander; Zeta Tau Alpha, Vice-President Pledge Programming; Iota Sigma Pi; Commit- tee Chairman, College of Chemistry and Physics Mary Ellen Burns Judy Thornton Melinda Burr Cheryl Burt Carol Burton Theresa Burton Marsha Busby Dennis Bush Tony Butler Timothy Buyck Celeste Byler Melvin Byrd Robert Byrd Donelson Caffery Elizabeth Caillouet Leonard Caillouet Ruth Caillouet Lori Callahan James Caillier Leslie Cameron Anita Campbell Eddie Campbell Jill Campbell Richard Campbell Robert Campbell John Campo Ramona Campo Cynthia Cannizzaro Shelley Cannon Geralyn Cantrelle Ana Carballo Aiva Carbonette Amy Carbonette Dale Carlin Darryl Carnes Russell Carollo John Caron Natalie Carpenter Jack Carr Clara Carruth Rannon Carswell Kelly Cart Karen A. Carter Kevin Carter Kim Caruso Charlene Case Laura L. Casey Judith Cashen Rose Cashio Traci Cassidy Classes Who ' s Who 451 Thomas Cassisa George Castano Durward Casteel Chris Casten Elena Casten Carlos Castillo Paul Catalanatto Debra Cate Bobette Catherine Katherine Causey Michael Causin Randy Causey Lisa G. Cavalier Malinda Cavaliere Mary Cavin Debbie Ceasear Cheryl Cedotal Jon Chachere Peggy Chafin Mark Chambers Christine Champagne Joel Champagne Loraine Champagne Marcia Champagne Emilio Chamut Julie Chance Karen Chaney Albert Chappie Kathleen Chapette Danari Charles Robert Charlet Cay Charrier Martin Chartier Tondra Chase Karen Chauvin Mark Chauvin Vilma Chahade Jerry Chenevert Seng Chew Irving R. Chinsiejen Kevin Chipman Nam Tiong Chong Jill Christ Timohty Christiansen Rose Christina Salvador Christina Caprice Christopher Reginald Christy Lin Chuang Christina Chul Eliska M. Chustz DeniseClou Steve Cipriano Bradford Clark Catherine Clark Margaret R. Clark Grant Clarke Denise Clause Ida Clausen Annette Clayton Charles Clement Patti Clement David D. Clifford Ben Close James Cloud l ' Jane Demarest Mortar Board, Treasurer; Delta Zeta Sorority, President, RecordingSecretary, Philanthropy Chairman, Outstanding Sophomore, Junior, Junior in Province; Mu Kappa Tau; Omicron Delta Kappa; Rho Lambda; Muscular Dystrophy Marathon, Committee Chairman, Youth Representative to National Con- ference; Jam-Jam Committee, Associate; Homecoming Committee, Associate; Angel Flight; Freshman Honor Award 452 Classes Who ' s Who Cynthia L. Coates Randal Paul Cobena Carol Cockerham Carolyn Coco David Coco Ken Cod Mary Coffey Joanna Cohn Colleen Colclough David Cole Gregory Cole Randall Cole Steve Cole Whitney Cole Dave Coleman Nancy Coleman Lee Coll Cathleen Collett Alice Collier Jason Collier Tim Collier John Collins Scott Collins Susan Collins Joseph Combes Brian Comeaux Vernon Compton Sylvia Con Mary Conaway David Conner Terri Conway William Conway Caroline Cook Randy Cooksey Nancy Cooksey Bruce Cooley Kelly Cooley Raynel Cooney Bryan Cooper Camille Cooper Dennis Cooper Rachel Cooper Melanie Corban Kimberly Corbett Gary Corbin David Corcoran Kerne Coreil Karen Corkern Dana Cormier Dwayne Cormier Fred Cornell Marian Cornell Robin E. Corte Alora Cossel Joseph Costa Anne Cottinger George Coulon Murrlyn Council Lori Counts Cynthia P. Courville Barbara Courtney Lisa Couste Renee Couvillion Tom C. Couvillion James Covington Classes Who ' s Who 453 Mike Cowan Gregory Cox Kathi Cox Judith Crabtree Robert Craig Rodney Craig Leslie Crane Sammye Crawford Ann Creaghe Tammy Crespo Rosemary Crifasi Robert Cristina Sheri Crisler Connie E. Crochet Randolph Crochet John Cronan Trula Croom Milton Crosby Don Aaron Cross Victor Cross Jr. Cheryl Culton David Cummings Donald Cummings Harrington Cummings James Curtis Kathy Cusack Derrick Cyprian Timothy Cusimano Cynthia Cuek Francis Dabadie Roshanak Daftary Blane Daigle Carolyn Daigle Celeste Daigle David Daigle Julie Daigle Kim Daigle Peter Daigle Priscilla A. Daigle Rochelle Daigle Wendy Daigle Lori Dale Brian A. Daleo Charles D ' amico Jerome Damico Norman Danford Michael D ' angelo David Daniel Karen Daniels Patrick Danigan Tim Everett Sigma Nu Fraternity, Scholarship Chairman, Treasurer, lnterfraternity Council, Treasurer, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Greek ' s Who ' s Who Lee M. Faulkinberry Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, Rush Chairman, Senior Panhellenic Delegate; Angel Flight; Panhellenic Council, Scholarship Chairman, Administrative Vice-President; Rho Lambda; Omicron Delta Kappa; JD Advisory Committee; RHA; Alpha Lambda Delta, Vice- President; Greek Week Chairman, Rush Advisor 1979; Dean ' s List; Board of Regents Scholarship; Beta Gamma Sigma Aurxmt Pfe 454 Classes Who ' s Who ARF Kristin Toy Fleshman Agriculture Students Association Repre- sentative; College of Agriculture Courses and Curricula Committee; American Home Economics Association, State Sec- retary; Louisiana Home Economics Association, Vice-President; Omicron Nu; Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, Songfest Chairman, Scholarship Chairman. Belinda Danjean Denise L. Danna Ben Daranda Rita Darensbourg Cassaundra Darkins Kevin Darr Jerry Darsey Chere Dastugue Michael Daussin Deborah Dauterive Paige Dauterive Debbie A. Dauzat Melanie Dauzat Vincent Dauzat Ann David Mark David Drew Davidson Roxanne Davidson Brenda M. Davis Donna Davis Glenda Davis James A. Davis Kathleen Davis James Davis John Davis Suzanne Dawson David Day Shawn Dearen Jeffrey Debessonet Debbie Debram Griffin Deen Gretchen Defee Bettie Dejean Susan F. Degraauw Nica Dejean Kenneth Delahoussaye Amy Delaney John M. Delanoix Marie Delatte Lisa Delaville Blanco Delgado Humberto Delia-Torre Danny Delo Denise Delo Deirdre Dement Donna Demetz Jennifer Dementz Denise Demarvelle Tom Denley Timothy Dennis Dorothy Denson Faith Dent Fred Dent Colleen Denny Jorge Deobaldia Dawn Depaula James Deshoteh Bonnie Desselle Trent Deselle Christine Deselles John Deville Terry Devillier Susan de Vries Alicia Deya Eugene D ' Hollosy Classes Who ' s Who 455 Lloyd Dias Jose Diaz Jeffery Dickey Diane Dietrich Marilyn Dietrich James Difulco Deena Digirolamo Frank Dillon Valencia Dillon Lindsey Dimmick Patricia Dion Sue Cheryl Dipilla Deborah Disalvo Jacqueline Dixon John Dixon Rich Dixon Roland W. Dixon Long Do Lori Dodd Malcolm Doiron Mark Doiron Beverly Dolph Erin T. Dominick Leon A. Dominick Steve Dominiques Terry Dowald Adele Donner Terry Donnow Elizabeth Doody Seeram Dookie Beth Dore Charlene Dorfman Jerri Dorr Terri Dorr Marie Dossman Tammie Doty Karen Douglass Gregory Douglas Troi L. Doughty James Dowling Sandra Doyle Cynthia Drago Paul L. Drummond Margaret Drury Aloysia Ducote Joan Ducote Joey Ducote John Ducote Kathy Duff Nareida Dufpins Frank Duffy Roy Dugas Lester Duhe Suzanne Duhe Dwayne Duhon Troy Duhon Val Dumontier Donald Dunaway James Dunn Kerri Dunn Rene Dupaquier Linda Dupaty Ellen Duplantis Judy Duplessis Louis Dupont ' 456 Classes Who ' s Who ww U i Barbara Ann Frick Freshman Advisor, 2 years; LSU Union Lively Arts Committee, Chairman, Associate Chairman, 1979 Outstand- ing Union Associate; Angel Flight, Administrative Officer, Little Major; Mu Sigma Rho; Om icron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; LSU Women ' s and Uni- versity Chorus; Baton Rouge and World Hunger Project Allen Dupre David E. Dupree Gwendolyn Dupuy Clyde Durham Gaynelle Duronslet Susan Duryea Carol Duvic Beverly Dyer Michael F. Dzeda Thomas Easterly Elizabeth Eaves Marvin Eaves Eric Eckert Karen Sue Eckman Brian Eddington Howard Edmonson Louis J. Edwards Viaginia Eells Nelson Eger Mary Eichlorn John Eldrige Fawzi Elfaghi Laurie Eldridge Mark A. Ellermann Stephanie Ellerson Beav Elliot Gilford Elrod Carolyn Emerson Scott England Deborah Engerran Janine Engeron Emilirno Enriquez Gaila Ensminger Jay Escude Gregory Espenan Marco Espinosa Jose Esquivel Lisa Estes Denise Estopinal Audrey Evans Gregory Evans James Evans Judith Evans Pete Evans Sarah Evens Carol Everett David Everett Denise Everett Gregory Ewbank Sebastian Ezulike Heidi Fabian Joyce Fabre Theresa Falgoust Tess Falgout Kevin Farrar Kyle Farrar Margaret Farrell Alan Fasone Frank J. Fasullo Myra Faulk Carolyn Favorite Anne Fawley Frank Feduccia Lenore Feeney Russell Felps Classes Who ' s Who 457 Robert Ferguson Kenneth Ferlita Fanor Renande James Fernandez Magdalena Fernandez Teresita Fernandez Tilky Fernandezquirch David Ferrand Karen Ferris John Fichtel Timothy Finney James Firmin James Firmin Wiley Fisackerly Tina Fisher William Fisher Linda Fitzmorris Ronald Fitzgerald Lauren Flach John Flanagan Camille Fleischuer Michael Fleetwood Kathryn Fleming Paul Fleming Earline Fletes Brenda Florane Donald Flores Greg Flores David Floyd Keely Flynn Laina Flynn Gary Focht Eidred Folse Diane Folse Donna Fontenot Phyliss Fontenot Reed Fotenot Deanna Ford Debbie Ford Mary Ford Tricia Ford Aaraon Forest Rhoda Forrest Michael Forschler Regian Forsyne Gary Foucht Frederick Fournet Timothy Fourhet Lance Fournett Henry Fourrier Clifford Fraase Sand Fradella Sharon Francois Richard Frank Melanie Franklin Kenny Franks Paula Franlise Becky Frazier Inga Fredrick John Free James Freeman Patrica Freeman Sergio Freites Brent French Douglas French Chris Garrett Sigma Chi Fraternity, President, Out- standing Active, Balfour Award; Delta Sigma Pi; Mu Kappa Tau; Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; IFC. Judicial Board, Beer Co-op Chairman, Assistant Songfest Chairman; LSU Greek Who ' s Who; Dean ' s List; Uni- versity Chorus; Delta Delta Delta Sorority Big Brother; Sigma Chi House Corporation Secretary I 458 Classes Who ' s Who ' Dea Ann Harmon Alpha Lambda Delta; Off-Campus Freshman Advisor, Chairman Lively Arts Committee; Delta Sigma Pi, Out- standing Pledge, Senior Vice-President, President, Beta Gamma Sigma, Out- standing Undergraduate ' 80; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Kap- pa Phi; Dean ' s List; Scotch Guard, Ad- jutant Recorder, Freshman Honor Award; Centennial Honor Award; Honor Student Honor Award Thomas Edgar Harrington III Alumni Federation Scholarship; T.H. Harris Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi; Mortar Board; Sigma Pi Sigma; Society of Physics Students Vice-President; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon Secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa; Navigators; WLSV-WPRG Radio Announcer, 1978-W; Dean ' s List David Frey Thomas Frey Desiree Fricke John Fricke Ginger Frilot Adrienne Frost Leanna Fuchs Michael Furlow Sonya Furr Herman Furelier Scotty Fuselier Yolanda Fuselier Stephen Futrell Joseph Gaar William Gaar Remigid Gabatero Matt Gaffney Philip Galbraith Jodeane Gales Margie Gallagher Leslie Galliano Aris Gallon Erin Gallwey Cynthia Gandola Melissa Garbarino Dale Garber Linda Gardner Michele Garfield Robert Garitty Arch Garland Layne Garlington Liz Garner Patti Garner Deadra Garrett Kenneth Garrett Robin Garrett Kevin Gaspard John Gaudet Mitchell Gaudet Timothy Gaudet David Guadin Florence Gaudin Tara Gauthier Randell Gauthreaux Charlotte Gautreaux Rene Gauthreaux Judy Gavant Cecilia Gayle Katherine Geary Mark Gebhart Classes Who ' s Who 459 Tracey Gendron Jane Gerace Maria Geraci Lori Gerald James Gerbrecht Kelly Gerding Roderich Gex Behnam Ghasem-Zadett Gary Giepert Dione Gilbert Kenneth Gilbert Lisa Gilcrease Carole Gill Susan Gillane Mary Gillin Shelly Gillson James Girouard Steve Glaser Clifford Glaviano Donna Glenn Cynthia Glueck Easton Glynn Melanie Goad Mary Gobert Rita Gobert Alan Godso Cynthia Godso Griff Godwin Michael Goebel Charlene Goff Jimmy Goff Barbara Goillaud Mark Golberger Lisa Gomez Tosca Gonsalves John Gonzales Ken Gonzales Beverly Goode Elizabeth Goode Ray Goodrich Joseph Goudeau Hal Gould Linda Graalmamm Dianne Grabbe Barbara Graepel Pamala Graffagnino Michael Graham Rhonda Grainger Dianne Granger Monty Granger James Grand Mary Granier Kevin Gravois Gregg Grayson Demetria Green Earl Green Laura Greene Laurie Greeg Donna Gregson Lori Grelen Brian Gremillion Melanie Gremillion Sandra Gremillion Steven Gremillion Mary Grenchik Katherine D. Harris Alpha Lambda Delta: Accounting Society; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Mortar Board; Phi Kappa Phi; Off-Campus Freshmen Advisor; Beta Alpha Psi Award Senior with highest GPA;ShellOilCo. Award Highest average in Cost Accounting; Arthur hi. Carter Award; T.H. Harris Scholarship f i ) f I fHi i S pPZk ft ft 1 w I 460 Classes Who ' s Who ' !ii Kevin Grice Timothy Griffin John Grillet Kevin Grizzaffi Patricia Groetsch Julie Gross Thomas Grote Maria Guastella Joaquin Gudiel Dwayne Gueno Diana Guercio Thomas Guercia Nicole Guerin Fernando Guerrero Roberto Guerrierl Natalie Guice Pamela Guice Lyndall Guidry Mark Guidry Steve Guidry Cecile Guilbeau Daryl Guillory Martha Guillory Gail Guillot John Guillot Perry Guillot Victoria Guillot Eric Guirard Christopher Gummere Stephan Gunn David Gusler Ashla Haack Gail Hactel Gary Hackman Lisa Hagood Hansford Hair Charles Halbrook Joellen Halden Victoria Hale Michael Halfen Evan Hall John Hall Johnie Hall Linda Hall Samuel Hall Doris Hamilton Karen Hamilton Oreda Hamilton Randall Hamilton Robert Hamilton Donald Hammons Craig Hanchey Richard Hand Mark Handiey Robin Hanemann Sandra Hanks Jack Hanley Robert Hanna Christopher Hannaman Allison Hansen Geralyn Hansen Miriam Hanzo Darrell Hardaway Jeffery Hardie Paula Hardin Classes Who ' s Who 461 Yanic Harel Rosemalhakim Haris David Hargroder Dea Harman Michael Harges Roy Harmon Kirkland D. Harper Chris Harrington Thomas Harrington III Dawn Harris Don Harris Franklin Harris Jackson Harris Susan Harris Rickey Harris Jeanne L. Harrison Suzanne Harrison Brian Harriss David Hart John Hart Cathie Hartzog James Harvey Jay Haruey William Harwell Julio Hasbien Eddie Haskel Steve R. Haskin Mary Hassenboehlee Mary Haupt Caria Hawkings Denise Haydel Janet Haydel Elaine M. Hayes Carlys Haynes Melanie Haynes William Haynes Angel Hebert Danial Hebert Mary Hebert Mary Hebert Mitchell J. Hebert Robert Hebert Stacy Hebert Timothy M. Hebert Timothy R. Hebert Toni Hebert Donna A. Hechler Ellen J. Heck Karl Hector Rhonda Hedges Paul Ingraham Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa; Union Lively Arts Committee; Associate Chairman; University United Method- ist Church; Committee on Student Organizations; Off-Campus Freshman Advisor; LSU University Chorus; LSU A Cappella Choir. William Kennard Johnson Tiger Marching Band; Concert Band: A Capella Choir; University Chorus; Union International Committee; LINK; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Sigma Lambda; Phi Kappa Phi; Dean ' s List; T.H. Harris Scholarship; Baptist Stu- dent Union, Chairman of Enlistment Involvement Committee, Chairman of International Committee, Summer Mis- sionary to Oregon and Washington, Bi- ble Study Leader. a ' ft 462 Classes Who ' s Who m Scott Kaiser Organizations Relief Fund: Initiated, Organized and Chaired the first ORF Board; Mortar Board, Vice-President; LSU Debate Team; WLSU Announcer; Dean ' s List; SGA, Director Academic Affairs, Director of Legislative Affairs. Lobby Commission Chairman , Academics Committee Chairman, Rules Committee, A S Representative, J.D. Representative. Off-Campus Represen- tative: Pi Sigma Iota. - I 1 ' .JHSft Margaret Heffron John Heidman Karen Heil Penny Heinrich Mary Henderson Tami Henderson Yvonne Henderson Dan L. Hendley Frank L. Hendrick Geon Heng Patrick J. Henry Randy Henry Ruston Henry Mark Hensgens John C. Hernandez Martha Hernandez Rowenda Hernandez Shawne Hernendez Robin Hero Cathy Herring Robert Heym Suzanne Hickman Patrick Hicks Michelle Hidalgo Gonzalo Hidrovo Jeanne Higgins Susan Higgs Arletha Hill Brenda Hill Linda Hill Paula Hill Roosevelt Hill Keith Hillman Helen Hilse Lydia Hilton Margie Hilton Maria Himel Sandra Himel David Hinchcliffe Clive Hinds Kathy Hinson Julia Hinton Mary Hintz Sharon Hitchens Due Chanh Hoang Laury Hodges Eric Hoffman Beth Hoffpauir Kyle Hoffpauor Joumana Hogan Andrew Hokanson Debra Holden Jeffrey Holeman Sarah Holiday Bob Holladay Vera Holland Jean Hollander Virginai Hollard Eula Holley Peter Holley Sherri Holliday Henry Hollier Morique Hollier Philip Hollier Margaret Hollingsworth Classes Who ' s Who 463 Denise Hollmon Eugene d ' Hollosy Dwayne Holmes Erica Holmes Ted Holmes Yuki Honda Madonna Hondre Clare Hooks Linda Hooks Daryl Hooper Laura Hopewell Jayne Hopkins Millicent Hopkins Robert Horton Valarie Horton Gabriel Horvilleur Marilyn Hotaru Robert Hovey Rose Howard Zoe Howard John Howe Karen Howe Alicia Hoyt Tan Hu Leslie Hubert Chewdranta Hudiono Adrienne Hudson Michael Hudson Tom Hudson Kasumi Hudu Catherin Huey Bonnie Hughes Eileen Hughes Tammy Hughes Wade Hughes Michelle Humel Bradley Hummel Matthew Humphreys Sandra Humphries Michael Hunnicutt Yvette Hunnicutt Georgie Hunt Virginia Hunt Charles Hunter Debra Hurst Harrel Huskey John Hutchinson Sharon Hutchinson Tony Huval Laurie Hyde Nancy Hymel Lorina Ichinose Cynthia lies Karen Imhoff Susan Indest Lula Ingram Helen Iverson Charise Ives David Ivey Mona Ivey Barbara Jackson Pamela Jackson Rhonda Jacobs Roy Jacobs Paul Jambon Terri Marie Karam LSU Board of Supervisor ' s Scholarship; Freshman Centennial Scholarship; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Kappa Phi Freshman Honoree; Sophomore Honor Award and Scholarship; Meritorious Academic Achievement Award; Mortar Board; National Collegiate Association for Secretaries, Corresponding Secretary; Dean ' s List, Louisiana Student ' s Asso- ciation of Educators; Phi Mu, Out- standing Pledge, Secretary. W W ? F? 464 Classes Who ' s Who 1 - Uii i ' r y HPP2J tH Katherine Lynn Kemmeries Delta Zeta, President, Treasurer, Out- standing Sophomore, Junior National Senior Award; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa; Rho Lambda, President; Nora Neill Power Award; Jam-Jam Committee, Chairman, Publicity, Secre- tary; Homecoming Committee, Queens Chairman; Pi Sigma Epsilon; Muscu- lar Dystrophy Marathon Committee; Union Program Council; Who ' s Who Selections Committee; Student Athletic Board i ASS Deadra James George James Karen James Eugene Jarreau Julie Jarreau Jimmy Jeansonne Kathyrn Jeansonne Pamela Jennings Annie Jewell Charles Jimenez Yuk-Fung Jo Terry Joe Andrew Johnson Angella Johnson Fielding Johnson Gary Johnson Kevin Johnson Phyliss Johnson Randall Johnson Sarilyn Johnson Tammy Johnson Todd Johnson William Johnson William Johnson Bruce Johnston Dawn Johnston Joseph Johnston Virginia Johnston Damico Jonas David Jones Deborah Jones Glen Jones James Jones Kenneth Jones LaCinda Jones Lisa Jones Virginia Jones Wardell Jones Fran Jordan Lisa Jordan Mimi Jordan Rebecca Jordan Rebecca Joyce David Judice Vicki Judice Jay Kacho Frank Kalpakis Mitra Kamali Douglas Karis Kathleen Karl Barry Katz Robert Kayser Thomas Keenan Darrin Keller Murphy Keller Eric Kellerman James Kelley Joseph Kelley Leaner Kelley Benton Kelly Jenny Kelly Michael Kelly John Kemp Rita Kemp Sara Kemp Classes Who ' s Who 465 Sara Kemp Felicia Kenerson Kenneth Kern Melanie Kernion Mark Kerry Laura Kershaw Dale Kiker Reza Khorsandrauan Paula Kilbourne Joseph Killion Chippley Kimble Glenda Kimble Carol Kincaid David Kinchen Linda Kinchen Lisa Kinchen Aaron King Sharon King Brenda Kingston Christopher Kinsey Earnest Kiper Philip Kitchin Armand Kitto Eric Kitziger Gary Klein Sherry Kleinipeter Steve Kleinpeter Catherine Kiliebert Robert Klock Mary Klotz Gwendoline Knight James Knopp Christopher Knotts Mike Kobus Barton Koch Carol Koenecke Alexis Koenig Mohd Konting Tammy Kopelman Linda Kom David Koster Tamara Kovalcleuk Kathleen Krebs Mark Kronenbergen Barbara Kugler Karole Kuhn Charlotte Kyzar Samuel Kyzer Brent Labatut Melody Laborde Renee Laborde Tammy Laborde Terry Laborde Gretchen LaBruzzo Elizabeth LaCaze Lyndon L achney Thomas Lacombe Christine Lacoste Julie Laderer Kerry Ladner Donna Lae Louis Lafitte Wayne LaFleur Mark LaForet Nancy LaForet Kathryn Marie Knight Delta Zeta; Omicrxm Nu, President; Phi Upsi on Omicron, President, Vice- President; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mor- tar Board; Rho Lambda: Omicron Delta Kappa: Gamma Sigma Delta. Out- standing Sophomore; LSI] Centennial Award M ' WS ' 466 Classes Who ' s Who ' (V H Mark Todd Lacey Tiger Band; LSU Concert Band; Kappa Kappa Psi, Recording Secretary; Uni- versity Chorus; RHA Publicity Chair- man, Programming Council, Judicial Board; Jam-Jam Committee; Homecom- ing Committee, Chairman; University College President; SGA Council of Col- lege Presidents; Court Jesters Basketball Band Jerry McHugh Law, Jr. Mortar Board; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Zeta; LSU A Cappella Choir; Uni- versity Chorus; Off-Campus Freshman Advisor; Pre-Vet Club; The Uniting Campus Ministry Mary LaFranca Ann LaGrone Billy LaGrone Sally LaHaye Thomas Laing Amy Laird Andrew Lajaunie Michell Lajaunie Angela Lambert Gene Lambert Paul Lancaster Sheran Landers Mark Landesman Julie Landreneau Angelia Landry Edmond Landry Claire Landry Joseph Landry Lori Landry Rennee Landry Toby Landry Anne Langeuin Carolyn Langlinais Sondra Langlinais Roy Langridge Paula Lanie Kim Lansford Denise Laolace John Laporte Ronald LaRicci Margaret La Rose Donald Larson Susan Larue Dant La Salle Jo Lascola Allen Lataxes Mark Latham Todd Laudun Simone Laurant Julius Laurent Donna Laurent Mac Laww Jamse Lawess Daphne Lawrence Darryl Lawrence Robert Lawson Stanan Lawson Louren Layne Tan Le Anthony Lea Classes Who ' s Who 467 LV Melanie Leach Rosa Lean Teresa Lean Monica M. Lear Michael LeBas Cynthia LeBlanc Eugene LeBlanc Glenda LeBlanc Gretchen LeBlanc Kathleen LeBlanc Lori A. LeBlanc Lynn LeBlanc Liz Leblanc Mark LeBlanc Mary LeBlanc Philip E. LeBlanc Deborah Leckie Vernon Ledfrod Anne Ledo Dione LeDoux Betty Jo Lee Celesee Lee Richard K. Lee Cin Lee Stuart Lee Gigi Lefebvre Leslie Legrende Mary Legrende Michael Legrende Marty Leger Martha Lejeune Gary Lehr Craig A. Lejeune Jo Lejeune Tara Lejeune Shannon Lejeune Cherly A. Lejuez Charles D. Lemaitre Janelle Lemoine Joy D. Lemoine Lisa K. Lemoine Charles Leon Jed Leonard Stefan A. Leonpacher Michael Leopold Rich Letlow John P. Leumas Lynn Levine Donna Lewis Lori Lewis Nancy Lewis Shark Lewis Jeffery Liberty James Lilly John Lilly Pott Lim Jennifer Lind Rosa Liou Lisa Lipscomb Anne Lirette Theresa Litchfieb Gerald F. Livaudais Alonzo Lorens Ramon Lorens Gabriel Llort (v Charles Oneal Legendre Phi Alpha Theta, President; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Sigma lota; Honors Repre- sentative for the Arts Sciences Student Council; LSU Delegate for the 27th Annual SCON A Conference; Resident Assistant; Dean ' s List 468 Classes Who ' s Who WK 9 n Stephen Lloyd Lawrence Lofton June Loggin Lisa Lohman Elizabeth Lonergan Margaret Lonergan Karen Long Harry Longwell Pamela Lonon Juanita Lopez Maria Lopez Lori Lopez Geraldine Lormand Cynthia Losavio Robert Lott Dennis Loubiere Lawrence Louave Kandy Lovas Gabriel Lozada Donna Lozano Barbara Lubrano Lisa Lucas Andre Lugo Malayne Lulich Jose Luna Lance Lyons Lilla Lyons Martha Maagne Richard Macaluso Terry Macaluso James Maccallon Isaac Machen Lucy Maciasz Joan Macleod Mary Madden Carla Madere Julie Maderson Mitchell Magner Kevin Maher Mary Mahoney Omar Majid Floyd Majors Sylvia Malik Ann Mallett Mary Mallett Sonia Mallett Maureen Maloney Nelita Manego Jacqueline Mann Janice Manning Jesus Manotas Lisa Mansueto Elaine Marcanoqil Julie Marcantel Carlos Marcello Ferrell Marcel Brian Marchand Robert Marchand Gregory Marcotte Paula Marechal Gerald Marino Lance Marino Theresa Marix Scott Marks Maria Marrero Classes Who ' s Who 469 Donald J. Martin Michael Marroy Irene Marshall John Marshall Richard Marshall Susan Marshall Ned Martello Angela A. Martin Ann Jeanette Joseph Lisa Michael William Jeffrey Larita Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Mason Mason Barry Matherne Leslie Matherne Vitarose Matherne Lome Matlock Ronnette Matrana Brian Mattew Judy Matthews Michael Mathews Jeanne Maumus Jodi Mauroner Claudia Mauthe Bettye Maxwell Daryl Maxwell Kenneth Maxwell Brian G. Mayeaux Joe Mayers Manny Mayers Regina Mayeur Carla Mayeux Bruce E. Mays Katie McArdle Gerry McArthur Jeannette McCaa Mark McCahill Darryl McCalop Todd P. McCann John McCarroll Michael McCarthy Ray McCluer Alice McClure Andrew McCollough Winfred McConnell John McConnon Jay McCorkle Shawn McCorkle Kathy McCormick Pamela McCrary Culpepper McCuller Mary Jo McCuller Joseph McCutcheon Mark McDaniel Scott McDaniel Joann McDonald Laura McDonald Andrew J. McGee Mark McGee Mark McGinnis Dan McGraw Ken McLaughlin V Tom Melancon Phi Gamma Delta, Recording Secre- tary, Scholarship Chairman; M.u Sigma Rho; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Mortar Board; LSU Alumni Scholar; Phi Eta Sigma i } 470 Classes Who ' s Who I 1 ? I nww ' f 1 Mary Pamela Burke Michel Off-Campus Freshman Advisor; Union Lively Arts Committee; State Rally Drama Scholarship; LSI! Alum- ni Federation Scholarship; LSU Fine Arts Dept. Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mu Sigma Rho; Mortar Board; Phi Kappa Phi Marriane O ' Neal Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Phi, Vice-President, Panhellenic Delegate, Judicial Board, Standards Chairman; Panhellenic Council; Tiger Band; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mu Sigma Rho; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Tau Beta Sigma; Rho Lambda; Geology Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon Little Sister; Dean ' s List; Alpha Phi Pledge Scholar- ship; Alumni Federation Scholarship II I wrmf W ' n Christine McLean Liese McLean Margaret McLean Patrick McLean Annette McMahon Cathy McMahon Jeffery McMillin Albert F. McMullen James McNamee Robert McNeill Becky McQuilling Paige McShane Kathleen McSweeny Max McWhorter Kennth McZeal Tammy Meador Mary Meadors David Meadows Tracy Mechana Sondra Meche Ahcene Mechtoub Patricia L. Meehan Martin Meely Francie Mehrhoff Enrique Mejorada Lelamb Melancon Maurice Melancon William Melacon Charles Menard Pedro Mendez Wan Merican Marjorie Merrill Susan Merrill Kenneth Messer Barbara Methe Wanda Metz Jerome Meyer Benjamin Meyers Catherine Meyers Keith Meyers Samuel Miane Jo-Ann Michaud Denise L. Michel Natalie Michel Pamela Michel Gary Mick Rustin J. Mickles Beth L. Migues Carolyn Milburn Renee K Miles Classes Who ' s Who 471 Miczi Steven Beth Glen Jane John Karen Kathy Miley Miley Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Kent Miller Mary Miller Michelle Miller Pamela Miller Richard C. Miller Tone Millet David Millican Clifford Milligan Shannon Milton Gail Minot Kelley Minton Rene Miranda Karen Mire Christian Miron Douglas Mitchell Eric Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Michael Mitchell Nita Mitchell Youlanda Mitchell Martin Moerschell David Moffatt Kathleen Moncrief Margurite Mongrue Michael Mongrue Catherine Montgomery Cathy Montgomery Eleanor Montgomery Rebecca Montz Mark Moody Michael Moody Timothy Moody Janice Moody Aubrey Moore John Moore Joseph Moore Leslie Moore Lisa C. Moore Stephanie Moore Tara Moore Timothy Moore Ignatius J. Morales Jose Morales John V. Moranski Michael Moreau Manuel A. Moreira Maria Moreira Steve A. Morell Catherine Morgan Dike Morgan Sherri Morgan Susan Morgan Donald P. Moriarty Cassandra Morris Susan Morris Rebecca Morris Stephen Morrissette Kevin C. Robert Acacia, President; IFC, Rush Vice- President; Tiger Band; Songfest Chairman; T.H. Harris Scholarship; American Institute of Chemical En- gineers; Optimist Club of Baton Rouge Scholarship; LSU Steering Committee on United Way ft i fe ! J 472 Classes Who ' s Who i i ' Mark Morvant Mark Moses Tanna Moses Terri Moses John Masley Wendy Moton Carlos Muentos Billy Mulkey Marlin Mullins Charlee Mumphrey Shannon Mundy King Munson Robert Murphy Arthur Murray Steven Murell Harold Murry Nannette Murtagh Yvette Murtagh Kennth Muse Jan Musial Marti Musso Traci Musso Kevin Muth Harold Myers Roger Myers j m Firoozeh Nabavian Paula Naccari Payam Nadimi Byron Nagel Andrew Nahm Jaafar Najda Pamela Namias Robert Nance Lynn Naquin Saaly Naquin Robin Nasca Paul Nvarro Lisa Neal Mary E. Nebe Danielle Neely Gregory Nelson Mike Nelson Arlene Nesser Mary C. Netzhammer Chris Neusetzer Michele Newfield Missy Newman Chaong Teck Ng Thomas NGTrung Ngo Hung Nguyen Nghiem Nguyen Vy Nguyen Eric Nicol Clyde Nichols Mimi Nichols Heather Nieves Scott A. Noel Ramson Noorshidd Richard Norem Thomas Normand Sandra M. Norton Scott Norton Tammy Norton Teresa Norton David W. Norwood Classes Who ' s Who 473 Dana Novich William Novotny Kathy Nugent William Nugent Lynn Nunn Helen O ' Brian John O ' Brian Josie Occhipinti Martha Ochomogo Elton Ockman Martha Odell Timothy O ' Down Muftal Olatunbosun Jeffrey Oldendorf Darrell Oliver David Oliver Patricia Oliver Brian Olivier Denise Olivier Ivan Olivieri Edward Olsen John O ' Neal Marianne O ' Neal Daniel Oppenheim Kathalyn Orbaugh Stuart Ortego Ann Ostendorf Karen Osterhold Natalie Osterhoudlod Brien O ' Sullivan Edgar Oubre Joe Oubre Kent Oubre Leslie Ouellette James Ourso Rebecca Ourso Trinia Overgaard Marilyn Owen Sherri Owens Cheryl Pace William Pace Mark Lee Page Cheryl Page John Page Jeffrey Palmer Katerine Palmer James Papia Johan Parker Elois Parr Warren Parr Diana Parsell Anita Parsons Denise Parson Donna Parsons David Passafume Lloyd Passafume James Passman Paul Passman Gary Pale Kelli Patin Marcus Patrick Damon Patterson Rebecca Pauli Paula Paulk Cynthia Payne I in s m .4 T Beth Albright Sloane American Chemical Society, President, Secretary, Treasurer; Sigma Tau Delta; Association for Women Students; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Gam- ma Sigma Delta; Food Science Club; Food Honor Society; PPG Industries Science and Engineering Scholarship; T. H. Harris Scholarship; Henry Sin- gleton Scholarship i Wa% 474 Classes Who ' s Who -Hd HI Mary Sue Socolofsky Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Alpha lota; Pi Kappa Lambda; Outstanding Sophomore in Panhellenic; Outstanding Sophomore in Music; Del- ta Delta Delta Songfest Chairman; Baton Rouge Music Club and Rotary Club Scholarship Winner; LSU Opera Theater; Louisiana Players Guild; A Cappella Choir; Dean ' s List; Phi Kap- pa Phi Freshman Honoree; Music School Secretary Patricia Payne Thomas Payton Ardis Peace Tamera Peach Pat Peairs Robert Pecarrere Richard Pecunia Pat Pecquet Pepper Peiser Regal Peiser Mary Pelas Ronald Pelas Maribel Penados Jay Pence David Pendergast David Pendery Laura Pennino Anrico Peraita Andrew Perez Stphen Perez Sharon Perilloux Mary Perkins Thomas Perkins Amerlia Pernalete Carlos Pernalete Jeanne Peroyea Anne Perrault Deborah Perrin Van Perrin Michelle Perrine Margaret Perry Steven Perry Timothy H. Perry Beth Persac Gary Peterson Marquita Peterson Lori Petty Steven M. Pflug Adrienne Phillips MaryAnn Phillips Rene Phillips Walter Phillport Robert Piatt Avery E. Pic Michael Piccione Brian Pickert Tara Pierce Ferdinand Pierre Clifford Pinner Curtis Pitre Peggy Pitre Randall Pitt Cathleen Pittelka Maria Pizzo Autery Plaissance Lisa Lanche Kim Plescia Giselle M. Poche Neal Poche Susan Podall Bruce Pohlmann Lester Poirrier Cynthia Polidore Christine Pollard Jeff Pollard Classes Who ' s Who 475 !.. - Thomas Pons Ross Ponthie James Pontiff Nancy Pool Jackie Pope Cheryl Porter Robert Porter Steven Porter Albert Porterie Nancy Poshdley Tracey Post Anna Poteet Suzette Potin Anne Potter Mark Potter Debbie Poulin Velone Poydras Anthony Pradia Alena Prejean Chris Prejean Lisa Prejean Michael Prejean Brian Predergast Leslie Prescott Analmaria Price David Price Greggory Price Marline Price Mary Preist Kimberly Prim Carol Primeaux Sandy Provenzao Leifa Provost Michael Prudhome Lee Puckett Sauanah Pullett Donna Pulliam George Purks Heidi Pursell Mary Putnam Patricia Putman Jon Purvis Rioceta Quant Betty Quashnick Mary Quigley Bambi Quinn Collen Quinn Michael Quinn Nick Rabalais Steven Rabalais Frank Rabito Joel Rachal Sheri Ragsdale Oliver Raffray Thomas Rainer James Ramsay Chris Randazzo Jean Randazzo Rozalynde Randolph Erich Rapp Tim Rapp Faith Rawlins Karen Rawls Anne Ray Michele Raymond V Brenda G. Sylvest Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma Alpha lota: Outstanding Pledge, Editor, Vice- President, Pledge Trainer, Chapter Leadership Award; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Mortar Board; University Chorus; Opera Chorus; Wind Ensemble; Symphonic Band; LSU Tiger Marching Band Tigerette, Choreographer tdftfr Mm fm i i 476 Classes Who ' s Who m m i if Leah Ann Teekell Alpha Delta Pi: Rush Chairman, Ex- ecutive Committee Scholarship Award; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Kappa Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta; lota Sigma Pi; Alumni Federa- tion Scholarship; National Merit Fi- nalist; Dean ' s List Kenneth W. Tipton Jr Baptist Student Union: Executive Council, President; National Eagle Scout Association; Phi Kappa Phi; Tau Sigma Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; National Dean ' s List; LSU Freshman Honor Scholarship; Campus Club Scholarship; Association of Student Chapters of The American Institute of Architects Arif Razzack Chuck Reames Mark Redding Cindy Redinger Tim Redmond David Reece Renee Reech Kathleen Reed Lydian Reed Sandra Reed Tina Reed JoAnn Reeder Walter Reedy John Regan Maureen Regan Theresa Regan Linda Regira Karl Reichley Michael Reid Elizabeth Reily Janice Reimmuth John Reiner Don Reixach Robin Remmelts Don Remson Jeanne Renaudin Kenneth Renegar Eugene Resweber Alfred Reyes Eva Rezza Rene Rheinhandt Leonard Rhymes Kenneth Rhodes Collette Ricaud Alice Richard Laquerita Richard Lydia Richard Mary Richard Tracy Richardson Julie Rider Alan Riecke Kathleen Riley Tom Riley Kenneth Rish Francisco Rivera Mirna Rivera Keith Rivere Roland Rivet Kathy Riviere Karen Rizan Classes Who ' s Who 477 ? Edward Roberson Alison Roberts Randy Roberts Renee Roberts Robin Roberts Wayne Roberts Michelle Robertson Albert Robichaux Dale Robichaux George Robichaux Mark Robichaux Michelle Robin Thomas Robin Lisa Robinson Ronnie Robinson Jill Rochelle Mark Rock Marsha Rockco Karen Rodrigue Maria Rodrigue Karen Rodriguez Orlando Rodriguez Sandra Rodriguez Biff Roeling Amy Rogers David Rogers Rebecca Rogers Richard Rogers Randal Rolen Judy Rogosch Richard Roller Michael Romaguera Robbie Romaine Xavier Romanach Barbara Rome Antonio Rondon Janet Rooney Mary Rovdam Troy Rosamond Stephen Rosasco Ronald Rose, Jr. Beth Roseborough Logan Roshto Michele Ross Raral Rostor Lisa Ann Rothell Laura Roubique Mathew Rougeon Debra Roussel Dottie-Lee Roussel Dawn Rousset Denice Routon Darren Rowan CJ. Roy Daniel Roy Jeff Roy Robyn Roy Angela Rozands Laura Rozier Diana Ruby Jeannie Ruli Linda Ramsey Lloyd Rushing Vincent Russo Barbara Ruth .1 478 Classes Who ' s Who Joe Tupper Agriculture Students Association, Pres- ident; College of Agriculture, President; Alpha Zeta, Vice-President; Agricul- ture Economics Club, Vice-President; SGA Representative; 1FC; Future Farm- ers of America; Sibyl and Joseph Dore Memorial Scholarship; Agriculture Eco- nomics and Agri-business Alumni Scholarship JTiimnp .! Robert Rutledge Julia Ryals Janet Ryan Sarah Ryland Shahla Sadeghi Nadine Safter David Saia Mohamad Said Fe Saladaga Fernan Salazar Florecio Saladaga Mohammad Saleh Monther Saleh Dana Salinovich Olivia Sanlinovich Naimah Salleh Charles Samson Edie Samuel Walker Samuel Cesar Sanchez Lesa Sanchez Rene Sanchez Walter Sanchez Dorothy Sanders Emile Sanders Julia Sanders Pamela Sanders Vincent Sandman Wendolyn Santiago Sandie Sapia Russell Saragusa Karen Sarniguet David Sauls Cheri Saylor Donna Scalia Steven Scalia Kay Scallan Kimberlie Scardina Dana Schadler Robert Schaff Sally Schaffer Douglas Schank Lisa Schelp Ron Scheuermann Mimi Scheurich Kenneth Schexnayder Sara Shexnayder Todd Shexnayder Jeremy Schiro Pamala Schmidt Robert Schneckenburger Cary Schouvest John Schouvest Katherine Schuetz Eric Schultz Julie Schwart Cathryn Scivieque Paul Scoriels David Scott Derek Scott Sherryl Scotts Sheila Scroggins Philip Scurria Eric Seals Sara Sears Classes Who ' s Who 479 Kenneth Seeger Cathrina Seeling Ralph Segraves Allison Seither Pat Seiler Michael Seither Santa Selders Deborah Sellars Karen Serrett Ellen Sessiows Helen Sestak Betty Settle Chris Sewwll Virginia Seymour John Shaheen Peggy Shannon Maureen Shannon Mitchell Sharp Rick Sharp Lori Shell Elvin Shelley Tung-Hsien Sheng Yung Yuar Sheng Patricia Sherican Mark Sherrouse Charles Sherrouse Charles Sherry Kelley Shields Barbara Anne Shippey Carol Shivers Jacqueline Shorter Tanya Shorter Warren Sibille Inger Signater Steven Silas Rita Siman Cinthia Simmons Kathryn Simmons Kathy Simmons Robert Simmons Roxanne Simmons Kyle Simon Lynn Simon Sally Simons William Simonds Donald Simpson David Sims Dana Sinegal Richard Slataper Sharon Sislock Eric Sloan Veronia Slack Andrew Sloane Beth Sloane Yvette Slover Charlene Smith Charles Smith Cynthia Elaine Erica Garon Jeffrey Jock Kenneth Laura Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith ft 480 Classes Who ' s Who Lorri Smith Mark Smith Marlene Smith Nellye Smith Pheobe Smith Sandra Smith Sharon Smith Steven Smith Steven Smith Travis Smith Virginia Smith Nancy Snow Kim Snyder Rissa Snyder Clemens Soeller Jodi Solito Bernadette Sonnier Keith Sonnier Rick Sonnier George Sorrell Steve Sotile Peter Soosaar Denise Soto Scott Soulant James Spears Terriz Spedale George Speer Harry Spencer Henry Spencer Gerard Sperling Philip Speyrer Donald Spivey Lillie Spradley Jeffrey Springer Timothy Springmann Mark Stafford Alyssa St. Cyr Bhupinder Sran Michael Stakes Melinda Stallings Kimberly Stamey Peter Stanfill Ruth Stanley Donald Staples Leigh Staples Lucius Stark Jimmy Stanton Cleste Steen Jory Stein Sharon Stein Mark Steiner Carlo Stella George Stephens Ramona Stephens Sherry Stephanson Sandra Sterker Virginia Sterling L. Michael Sternberg Mary Stets Michele Stevens Karen Steverson Sherri Stewart Geryl St. John Charles Stiegler Susan Stirling Classes Who ' s Who 481 L-V Kenny St. John James Stogner James Stokes Brian Storey Sheryl Story Ronald Stoute Belinda Strain James Strawn Tyler Strickland Tracy Stringfield Ena Stroderd Margaret Strong Helen Stroud Carla Strueh David Stuckey John Sturgeon Troy Sullivan Nancy Sumpter Anna Maria Sund Dio Surla Steven Suter Mark Sutton Kendra Swain Ann Swan Lynda Swanson Robert Swanton Joseph Swift Tim Swihort Kevin Sylva Cathy Sylvest Steve Sylvest Theresa Sylvest Lloyd Tabor Mary Taft Janet Talbot Jennifer Talbot Toni Talmore Chiho Tanaka Lisa Taormina Kathleen Taroie Jeanne Marie Tarride Danny Tassin Joan Tassin Karl Tate Bruce Taylor Bryan Taylor Catherine Taylor John Taylor Robin Taylor Donna Teague Richard Teague Tina Teague Roderic Teamer Janelle Yeekel Rebecca Temple Vela Temple Danny Terral Ada Terrebonne Debra Terrell Dwain Terrell Terri Terrell Brigitte Territo Mark Theriot Aimee Thibodeaux David Thibodeaux I i I 482 Classes Who ' s Who - Lisa Wood Mortar Board; Beta Gamma Sigma; Beta Alpha Psi; Omkron Delta Kappa; Rho Lambda; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Panhellenic Representative; Transfer Student Advisor; Dean ' s List; Presi- dent ' s Scholarship i Karen Thibodeaux Athena Thomas Calvin Thomas Dennis Thomas Enid Thomas Eric Thomas Gretchen Thomas Hilda Thomas John Thomas Mari Thomas Mary Thomas Scott Thomas Anthony Thompson Gayle Thompson Melinda Thompson Paul Thompson Wallace Thompson Becky Thorns Kenneth Thrasher Beryl Threeton Janet Thurman Neil Tilden Donna Timphony Marie-Claire Tjon-A-Ten Victor Toce Mehrnaz Tohid Laura Tolar Sue Tolbert Evelyn Tolle Matthew Tolley Alevandro Tomadin Susana Tomadin Rubye Tompley Stephen Toney Laura Toomer Tim Touchet Kenny Toups Michael Toups Michael Townsend Danette Trahan Jerelyn Trahan Jerry Trahan Peter Traigie Susan Trebes Jeff Tregre M. David Treppendahl Joseph Treuting Janice Trevillion Lamar Tripp Roy Tripp Dee Trosclair Robert Troth Cathy Troxclair Melanie Troxclair Bobby Truitt Jeff Trumps Linda Tucker Terri Tucker Michael Tulles Andrew Tumey Camille Tuminello Joseph Tupper Ruben Ugarte Sandy Ullo Ralph Upton Classes Who ' s Who 483 Richard Vaamonde Jennifer Vaden Joseph Vaenti Fay Vail Elise C. Valenti Craig Vanbiber Andrew Van Der Spuy Lisa Vanhaelen Marilyn VanOsdell Julie Varnado James Varnadore Andree Vath Ruby Vaughn Michael Vega Philip Veillon Steven Velasquez Rhonda Venable Catherine Vernon Michael R. Verrett Karen Verzwyvelt Carolyn Viator Teddy Viator Scott Vice Joyce Vick David Vickers Leslie Vickers Brian Vicknair Lesar Vidaurri Amy Vidrine Anthony Vidrine Pierre Vidrine Tony Vidrine Sandra E. Vige Beth Vigo Caterina Vila Chole Vilas Amelia Villanueva Maria Villarubia Russell Villemez Lisa Villemez Michael Vince Jennie Vincent Kimberly Vinning Lee Virgillo Pamela Vizinay Victor Vosper-Woghiren Thang Vu David Vutera Patrick Wafer Warren Waggenspack Donald Wagner Terri Wagner Mark Wakeling Becky Waldron Dimitiis Walker Timm Walker Kelley L. Wallace Melvin Wallee Louis Wang Peggy Walsh Charlotte Ward Kimberly Ward Phyllis Ward Sharon Ward Sharone Ward Michael Ware Charles Wareing Melanie Warner Pamela Warner Celeste Washispack Cheryl Watts Elizabeth Watts James D. Watts Janell A. Wattigny Wade Watkins Karl Watlington Kathryn Wathan Herbert H. Wathan John Webb Earle Weber irm WEwm 484 Classes Who ' s Who F) [ni y BSfPi ??i ii Craig S. Weeks Kenn Webb Fredrick J. Wehle Laurie Weigand John Welborn David E. Weller Barbara Weils Julie Wells Wally Werner Christine Wesper Lisa West Michael T. West Leslie Westerhaus Allen Westmoreland Stephanie Westmoreland Fredrick Wetekamm Elizabeth Wetta Chalmers Wheat III Thomas Wheeler Booker T. White Juliet White Laura White Vickie White Mike Whitehead Sharon F. Whitehead Shellie Whitehead Don Whitfield Linda L. Whitfield Christopher Whitney Chris Whitney John Wilbur Eric Wiggins Patrice Wightman Barnie Williams Brandon Williams Carla Williams Deitra Williams Fred Williams Ethel V. Williams Iola Williams Jean Williams June M. Williams Kathy Williams Lee Williams Marc Williamson Miller Williams Robert Williams Sallie Williams Sharon E. Williams Sharon F. Williams Sharon L. Williams Tad Williams Theresa Williams Cindy Williamson Michael Williamson Lisa Willis Thomas Willis Patrick B. Willems Gregory Willins Douglas Wills Thomas Wills Cecil Wiltz Anita Wilson Bobbie Wilson Cheryl C. Wilson Christine M. Wilson Dawn D. Wilson Joseph Wingerter Diane Winlock Virginia Winston Sallie Wintz Bud Wiser Jeffery Wittenbrink Betty S. Wittmer Edward Wittmer Darlene Witty Joseph Wray Talmadge Wright Donna Wroten Daniel Wu Classes Who ' s Who 485 D Gary Classes Who ' s Who 487 mmmmmm : . iSfl Gallery ' - D. Zietz ]Zn 490 Gallery J. Zietz Gallery 491 D. Zietz 492 Gallery J D. Zietz Gallery 493 . ., v t; -v. ni: B V.T v -y - ? ' :v n; V is v -. - . . i D. Gary 494 Gallery D. Zei JL Gallery 495 D. Zictz 496 Gallery D. Zletz Gallery 497 IV D. Gary 498 Gallery , Gallery 499 LV D. Zietz DZo 500 Gallery 1 lj3 J D. Zietz Gallery 501 A A Capella Choir 77 Acacia 401-03 Aerial Photographs 263 Agricultural Engineering 290 Agricultural Students Association 291 Agriculture, College of. 158-59 Agriculture Economics 289 Agronomy 288 Alma Mater Section 2-15 Almost Anything Goes 195 Alpha Delta Pi 358-59 Alpha Epsilon Delta 280 Alpha Epsilon Phi , 360 Alpha Gamma Delta 362-63 Alpha Gamma Rho 405 Alpha Kappa Alpha 361 Alpha Tau Omega 404 Alpha Xi Delta 364-65 Alpha Zeta 292 American Advertising Federation 293 American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists 294 American Institute of Architects 295 American Society of Foresters 316 Anchor Splash 218 Animal Science 1 58-59 Art Gallery 214-15 An Shows 214-15 Arts and Sciences, College of 160-61 Association of General Contractors 297 Association of Mechanical Engineers 296 Athletics Section 78-149 B Band, Basketball 33 1 Band, Tiger Marching 328-29 Baptist Student Union 327 Baseball 128-33 Basketball Band 33 1 Basketball, Men ' s 96-109 Basketball, Women ' s 110-11 Beach Boys 44-45 Beatlemania 52 Everett D. Besch, Dean of Veterinary Medicine 153 Block and Bridle 326 Booze Ban In Tiger Stadium 234 Breaks 272-73 Business Administration, College of 162-63 C Vincent Cangelosi, Dean of Junior Division 152 Jane R. Carter, Dean of Library Science 155 Center for Wetland Resources 184-85 Cheerleaders 332-33 Chemistry and Physics, College of 164-65 Chi Epsilon 281 Chi Omega 366-68 Circle K 337 Circus, Royal Lichtenstein 208 Classes Who ' s Who Section 444-83 Closing 504 College of Agriculture 158-59 College of Arts and Sciences 160-61 College of Business Administration 162-63 College of Chemistry And Physics 164-65 College of Design 168-69 College of Education 166-67 College of Engineering 170-71 Colleges Section 150-87 Commencement 230-3 1 Commodores 50-5 1 Computer Science 164-65 Concerts 34-59 Concerts, SG A 212-13 Construction 1 73 Contemporary Music, Festival of 174-75 Controversy, Gumbo 235 Cramming 268-69 Christopher Cross 38 D Dairy Science Club 298 Dance Theatre 60-6 1 Deans 152-57 Delta Delta Delta 369-7 1 Delta Gamma 372-74 Delta Kappa Epsilon 406-07 Delta Sigma Pi 299 Delta Sigma Theta 300 Delta Tau Delta 408-09 Delta Zeta 375-77 Desert Song 73 Design, College of 168-69 Dire Straits 41 Dogs 264-65 Dorm Daze 226-27 Dorm Life 260-61 E Easter Egg Hunt 209 Editors, Gumbo 338 Education, College of 166-67 Engineering, College of 170-71 Entertainment Section , 34-77 Epsilon Pi Tau 282 David Evans F FFA 303 Farm Day 206-07 Favorite Professor 186-87 Festival of Contemporary Music 1 74-75 Fifth Year Architecture Students 301 Fires 240-4 1 quMbo Flea Market 210-11 Food Science Club 302 Football 80-93 For Colored Girls 72 -h :::::::336 Free Speech Alley 244-45 French House Rededication 238 G Gallery Section 486-501 Aleksandr Ginzburg 68 Going Home 262 Going Out 266-67 Golf, Men ' s 126 Golf, Women ' s 127 Graduate School 180-81 Graduation 230-3 1 Graphic Design Club 304 Greeks Section 3 52-44 1 Gumbo 338-40 Gumbo Controversy 235 Gymnastics, Men ' s 1 14-15 Gymnastics, Women ' s 1 16-17 H Halloween 196-97 R. Howard Hanchey, Dean of Agriculture 157 Henry Heimlich 65 Homecoming 198-201 Homecoming Committee 337 Horticulture Club 305 Horticulture Shed 305 Imperials 47 Index 502 Industrial Technology and Education 306 International Association of Students in Economics And Management 307 Intramural Sports 148-49 Issues Section J Jam Jam 228-29 M. Margaret Jameson, Dean of Students 156 Johnston Hall Fire 240 Junior Division 172 K Kansas 46 Kappa Alpha 410-11 Kappa Alpha Theta 378-80 Kappa Delta 381-83 Kappa Delta Epsilon 282 Kappa Kappa Gamma 384-86 Kappa Sigma 412-14 Karate 142 L LSU Philharmonic 76 Lambda Chi Alpha 415-17 Lambda Tau 308 Landscape Architecture 309 John Lennon Remembrance 204-05 Liquor Ban In Tiger Stadium 234 Living Section 254-77 Louisiana Home Economists Association 310 Louisiana Purchase Concerts 56-59 M Fritz A. McCameron, Dean of Continuing Education 152 Josh McDowell 63 Barry Manilow 40 Mardi Gras 224-25 Richard A. Matula, Dean of Engineering 157 Lyle C. Merriman, Dean of Music 156 Mike IV ' s Cage 236 Ronnie Milsap 54 Mississippi Rive, Course Change 184-85 Bill Monroe 64 Mortar Board 283 Mu Sigma Rho 311 Chancellor Murrill ' s Resignation 246 Muscular Distrophy Marathon 194 Music, New Wave 270-71 Music, School of 174-75 N NCAA Men ' s Track Championships at LSU 143 National Collegiate Secretaries 315 New Orleans 256-59 New Wave Music 270-7 1 Jerry L. Nielson, Dean of Design 157 Nuclear Science Center 176-77 O Occasions Section 188-23 1 Omicron Nu 284 Opening Section 1.17 Organizations Section 278-351 P Panhellenic 355-57 Peabody Hall Fire 241 People Section 18-33 Pep Rallies 216-17 Pershing Rifles 317 Perspectives Speaker Series 62-66 Phi Beta Sigma 4 1 8 Phi Chi Theta 311 Phi Delta Theta 420-21 Phi Gamma Delta 422-23 Phi Kappa Phi 312 Phi Kappa Psi 419 Phi Kappa Theta 424-25 phiM 387-89 Phi Upsilon Omicron 312 Philharmonic, LSU 76 Pi Beta Phi 390-92 Pi Eta Sigma 285 Pi Kappa Alpha 426 Pi Sigma Epsilon 313 Pippin 74.75 Placement Office, Engineering 170-71 Plantation Tour 192-93 Playboy 248-49 Political Science 1 80-8 1 Pre- Vet Club 3 14 Professors Trade Secrets Case 239 R ROTC 3 18-24 Ronald Reagan 242-43 Registration 190-91 Remembrance, John Lennon 204-05 Reveille 34 1-43 Rodeos 202-03 Kenny Rogers 42-43 Roider, Dr. Karl 186-87 Royal Liechtenstein Circus 208 Royal Order of the Lampshade 286 Rugby, Men ' s 140-41 S SGA 236 SLAE 325 Ralph L. W. Schmidt, Dean of University College 154 School of Music 1 74.75 School of Social Welfare 182-83 School of Veterinary Medicine 178-79 Sha Na Na 53 Hugh Sidey 64 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 427-29 Sigma Alpha Iota 287 Sigma Chi 430-32 Sigma Nu 433-35 Henry L. Snyder, Dean of Arts and Sciences 155 Soccer, Men ' s 134-35 Soccer, Women ' s 146-47 Social Welfare 317 Social Welfare, School of 182-83 Society of Civil Engineers 281 Society of Engineering Technologists Society of Petroleum Engineers 334 Peter A. Soderbergh, Dean of Education 153 Softball, Women ' s 125 Songfest 219 South Seas 222-23 Speakers 64-70 Special Thanks 503 Specifications 503 Speech 16O-6I Bruce Springsteen 39 Stadium, Liquor Ban In Stomp 220-21 Student Athletic Board 344 Student Government Association. 236 Student Workers 274-75 Swimming, Men ' s 136-37 Swimming, Women ' s 1 38-39 T Table of Contents 16-17 Taking It Easy 276-77 Tau Beta Pi 335 Tau Kappa Epsilon 436-37 Tennis, Men ' s 1 18-19 Tennis, Women ' s 120-2 1 Thanks, Special 503 The Suicide 73 Theta Xi 438-39 Tiger Marching Band 328-29 Tiger Stadium, Liquor Ban In 234 Tigresses 330 Title Page i Track, Men ' s 122-23 Track, NCAA Championships 143 Track, Women ' s 124 Traffic Regulations 237 James G. Traynham, Dean of Graduate School 154 Conway Twitty 55 U Union 345-48 University College 1 73 Urban Cowboy Jam 48-49 V Jack R. Van Lopik, Dean of Wetland Resources Center 154 Veterinary Medicine, School of 1 78-79 Volleyball, Women ' s 94-95 W WPRG 349-51 Water Polo 144-45 Dottie West 43 Weltand Resources Center 184-85 James H. Wharton, Dean of General College 153 Chancellor Wharton ' s Selection 247 The Who 36-37 Who ' s Who Section 444-83 Bernard J. Wiest, Dean of Social Welfare 156 Hulen B. Williams, Dean of Chemistry and Physics 153 Women In Communications 325 Don L. Woodland, Dean of Business Administration 155 Workers, Student 274-75 Wrestling 112-13 Y Year Summary 250-53 Z Zeta Beta Tau 440-4 1 Zeta Tau Alpha 393-95 1 21 in 0 Editor ' s Note When undertaking a task as large and as complicated as recording the events and personalities of a year, I must be thankful for the devoted people who helped make this book possible. Practically all of the division editors contributed their thoughts and criticisms to this book, all of which made this book even better than it would otherwise have been. As you may have noticed, this book has more and larger photographs with fewer actual words. We tried to stress design as well as emphasize the university and campus, which had been neglected in the past few annuals. In closing I must thank those whose efforts created this book. First, I want to thank those who stuck it out to the end: Matt, for coming up with all those great ideas, designing his section as well as the Organizations and Greeks; David Z., for managing to print those photographs at the last minute with the utmost excellence; Mary, who managed to do an even better job this year and who finally managed to learn how to fit copy on layouts (just kidding Mary . . . ); And David D., who came by and never once minded doing some more work for us well into the summer. These editors all deserve credit, all worked long after the paychecks stopped coming in . . . I must also thank Darryl, who saved us by photographing those 3 colleges at the end of the semester, and Tracey, who was always there when you needed her. Those whose efforts should not go unnoticed are Ron and Misha, whom I ' m sure, gave it their all . Finally, I want to thank the people who weren ' t paid editors, yet contributed as much time and effort as the rest of us. Those people are: Dawn, whose cheerful personality and invaluable help made it a pleasure to work on this book on the summer weekends; Jodi, Donna, Celeste, Lori, and Libby, all who typed this or drew that with the utmost enthusiasm; and last, my and Matt ' s families for putting up with the mess while we worked at our houses during the breaks. Photography David Zietz Photography editor Ron Scheuermann Head Photographer Jeffrey Cregg David Cummings David Feldman Diana Gary David Gusler Mark Kleiner Darryl Lawrence Mary Grace Magee Stephen Mouton Steven Nordyke Russell Peters Kelly Quinn Damon Rando J. Keith Smith Mike Williams Contributing Photographers Harry Cowgill Paul Ledford Neil Sansovich Sports Information David Trufant Wide World Photos, Inc. John Wozniak Jim Zietz Design Matt Ridley Editor Misha Cobb Contracts David Donze Assistant Cathy Boyer Kathy Corkern Susan Dowty Dawn Gregory Darryl Lawrence Tracey Post Kathleen Raggio Dawn Suarez David Zietz Copy Mary Cavin Editor Robert Alford Molly M. Barber Tom Butler Susan Dowty Ramona Emanuel Cheryl Ermon Mike Haifley Karen Jensen Kay McGarry Andre Moreau Diana Ruby Henry Terhoeve Specifications The views expressed in this book are those of the GUMBO staff and not necessarily those of the students, faculty or staff of LSU-BR. All material in this book is the work of LSU students (unless otherwise noted). The 1981 GUMBO was printed by Hunter Publishing Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with Mark Kullberg acting as representative. Color reproduction grade prints were processed by Meisel Photochrome Corporation, Dallas, Texas. Class portaits were taken by Image Works. The press run for the 1981 GUMBO was 14,000, 504 pages in each copy. All the paper is 9x12 long bound glossy with black ink. The headlines in the Organizations and Greeks section are 24 point Quadrata Roman, and all body copy in this section is either 6, 8, or 10 point Quadrata Roman. The rest of the book is set in Garamond for the body copy, with 24 or 30 point Palatino headlines. The paper is 80 pound Champion Javelin Offset. The cover is printed on a sail cloth case, with 160 point hard back binders board. No part of this book may be reprinted or distributed in edited form without the expressed written permission of the editor and the Office of Student Media, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, La. 70803. Special Thanks Angel Flight Mrs. Bajon Bill Bankhead Shirley Barfield Phil Barksdale Colonel Beaty Ron Berard Mary Broussard Tom Butler Polly Cavin Harry Cowgill JoAnn Doolos Cheryl Ermon Jon Fisher Cary Fontenot Mike Forschler Mary Gillin (The Legend) Dottie Guttery Mike Haifley David Hull Laura Hull Instructional Resources Center Debbie Kay Kathy Kemmeries Mike Konvicka Simone Kramer Mark Kullberg Sally Kuzenski Todd Lacey Mary C. Lass Darryl Lawrence Ken LeBlanc Shelley Lowery Coach Bill McClure Coach Jay McCreary Pat McDermott Kay McGarry A.J. Meeks Phil Meyers Michelle Montero Snookie Newman Dean Jerry L. Nielson Office of Leisure Services Office of Residence Life Robert Pitre Shirley Plakidas Political Science Department Coach Mary Rehling Reveille Advertising Staff Warren Richey Scott Ridley Frank Romaguera Libby Romaguera Lori Romaguera Patricia Romaguera Diana Ruby Scotch Guard Coach Carol Cooter Smith Sports Information Celeste Suarez Donna Suarez Jodi Suarez Belinda Timberlake Union Travel Committee WPRG Wide World Photos, Inc. John Wozniak Jim Zietz Reni Zietz Special Thanks 503 504 Closing 1 s t ' N i : - ' f W$SHBHt IF 3M