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

Text from Pages 1 - 514 of the 1983 volume:

H x ■ 1 ka lY post, editor VOLUME LXXXTII CO H Louisiana ili ■j i: ' ' ' r- i ' ' K 1 USS Kidd Edwin Edwards red beans and rice Kingfish Sportsman ' s Paradise strawberries hurricanes Tigers offshore oil plantations r industrial sunsets French Quarter hunting festivals boudin pirogues train derailments Mardi Gras blue laws crawfish L P « i i ffl tf ■n jambalaya creationism budget cuts Catahoula curs Tabasco TT ' ' t . i :; :-5 .r ' ■ r i ' . r -A- ' - ' V ' ' ' f. :- c ' ; J  « ' V ' Atchafalaya sugar cane chemical waste cockfighting Bourbon Street L.. .J EDITORS Tracey Post Stephen Helmke Tricia von Dameck Diana Kay Gary David Zietz Joe Travis Darryl Lawrence Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Design Editor Copy Editor Photo Editor Head Photographer Editorial Assistant Louisiana 2 Scenes 20 Colleges 34 Living 72 Entertainment 92 Occasions 138 Places 164 Issues 178 Athletics 202 Organizations 274 Greeks 358 Classes 444 Gallery 488 CONTENTS EDITORS Tracey Post Stephen Helmke Tricia von Dameck Diana Kay Gary David Zietz Joe Travis Darryl Lawrence Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Design Editor Copy Editor Photo Editor Head Photographer Editorial Assistant Louisiana 2 Scenes 20 Colleges 34 Living 72 Entertainment 92 Occasions 138 Places 164 Issues 178 Athletics 202 Organizations 274 Greeks 358 Classes 444 Gallery 488 CON TEN TS i 17 dE I ? - , 1 f 1 ' w r i ••- ' ■ ■ ' i? w l . rj ,- ' . '  «■ %i sar 29 ' I I COLLEGES Chancellor ames H. Wharton Vice-Chancellors Carolyn Hargrave Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs Daniel E. Bivins Vice-Chancellor for Alumni Affairs Quinn Coco Vice-Chancellor for Business Affairs I Vice-Chancellors Sean McGlynn Vice-Chancellor for Research Lynn Pesson Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs James Reddoch Vice-Chancellor for Administrative Affairs klm EH I liEiai H x Deans Name? Academic Degrees.- ' What do you like best about La.? How did you become interested in your present field? Dean Everett Besch School of Veterinary Medicine D.V.M. Texas A M M.P.H. Univ. of Minnesota Ph.D. Oklahoma State Louisiana and Baton Rouge are excellent places to live, establish a home, and raise a family. It has everything desirable in life — cordial and hospitable people, historical presence, enjoyable customs, fertile land, good climate and an excellent state University. I have been a Veterinarian for 29 years and still enjoy what 1 am doing. Dean Vincent Cangelosi Junior Division B.S., M.B.A. LSU Ph.D. Univ. of Arkansas Post Doctorate Carnegie-Mellon Univ. Likes Louisiana seafood I like students, people, and animals as well as numbers. My field of specialization in QBA deals with Quantitative Models of Human Behavior. ' Dean William J. Cooper, Jr. Graduate School Ph.D. Johns Hopkins LIniversity Likes Louisiana seafood, climate, and the fact that Baton Rouge is close to N.O. My interest in history goes back to my childhood. I have always wanted to work in history. Deans i H Dean RonaldJ. Henry College of Chemistry and Physics B.S., Ph.D. Queens University of Belfast. N. Ireland Likes Louisiana seafood Director Edward Lambremont Nuclear Science Center B.S., M.S. Tulane Ph.D. Ohio State He loves to cook cajun recipes. Dean Richard A. Matula College of Engineering B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. Purdue Univ. Likes Louisiana ' s people and fishing on Grand Isle From childhood I wanted to be an engineer. Names. ' ' Academic Degrees. ' ' What do you like best about La.. ' How did you become interested in your present field. ' ' Dean Lyie Merriman I School of Music B.M.Ed. Univ. of Kansas M.A., Ph.D. Univ. of Iowa Likes Louisiana ' s food and winters Dean Brij Mohan School of Social Welfare Ph.D. Lucknow University. India Louisiana is beautiful! I have enjoyed a Cajun food festival in Lafayette. I am involved in human conditions that need improvement. I chose social work as a profession because it is closest to human miseries. Dean Jerry Nielson College of Design B.A. Univ. of Washington Likes Louisiana ' s people, seafood, and New Frontier attitudes i I Deans Dean Jack B. Parker General College B.A. Northeast Louisiana U. M.S.W., Ed.D. LSU My mother and father were active in the field.- Dean Peter Schilling College of Agriculture B.S. Mississippi State M.S. L.S.U. Ph.D. Oregon State Likes Louisiana ' s food and climate I was raised on a farm. Dean Charles W. Smith College of Education B.S., M.S. LSU Ph.D. Penn State Likes Louisiana ' s climate, landscape, food, friendly people, and diverse cultures I have always enjoyed school and had several teachers who were excellent role models. tfeofAi Name Academic Degrees? What do you like best about La.. ' How did you become interested in your present field.- ' )ean Henry Snyder College ot Arts and Sciences 5.S., M.S., Ph.D. Univ. of California at ierkeley .ikes Louisiana ' s landscape and trees I enjoyed reading history as a child and tayed with it as a professor. Dean Jack R. Van Lopik Center for Wetland Resources B.S. Michigan State M.S., Ph.D., LSU Likes Louisiana ' s mild climate, coastal areas, seafood, and Cajuns. Original interest in deltaic processes and geomorphic evolution of coastal Louisiana has expanded to encompass broader aspects of conserving, managing and developing coastal marine areas and resources. Dean Don L. Wo odland College of Business Administration MBA, MBA and Ph.D. Univ. of Texas Likes Louisiana ' s climate and food I belonged to a small investment club in college. i AGEC 1098 4051 AGE 2307 AGM 3082 AGRO 1021 4005 4064 ANSC 1011 CPWS 4070 DARY 1048 ENTM 2001 4001 EXST 2095 FDSC 4050 Studies in the Operation of Agricultural Business Economics of Marketing Livestock, Meats and Poultry Products Elements of Landscape Construction Electrification Crop Science Forage Crops and Pasture Management Principles of Plant Breeding Fundamentals of Animal Husbandry- Principles of Weed Control Elements of Dairying Introductory Entomology Household and Structural Pests Introduction to Scientific Sampling Food Composition and Analysis AGRICULTURE 1 1 ANTH 1001 4440 A S 1004 CHIN 1001 ENGL 2005 4051 FREN 2001 GEOG 2055 4021 HIST 4013 ZOOL 2152 Introduction to Physical Anthropology and Prehistory Vernacular Architecture and Material Culture HONORS: Lectures in Roman, Medieval, and Renaissance Civilization Introduction to Chinese Introduction to Writing Short Stories The Age ot Exuberance French for Travelers Map Reading Alluvial Morphology Europe in the Age of Absolutism Comparative Anatomy of the Vertebrates ARTS and SCIENCES i_ _--.— ACCT 3101 I i li BADM 0999 ECON 2035 li ' ! 3500 ' FIN 3201 VMGT 3000 MKT 2000 QBA 4010 Introduction to Cost Accounting for Management Use Career Planning and Placement Macroeconomics Analysis and Policy Money and Banking Business Law Petroleum Land Management Practice Marketing and Society Basic Forecasting Models BlilNESS AIIINISTRATION ASTR 1101 BCH 4397 7288 CHEM 1432 3900 4552 :sc 1251 3456 4444 HYS 4055 4122 4135 The Solar System Biochemical Reaction Mechanisms Lipid Chemistry Introductory Analytical Chemistry Chemical Problems Instrumental Characterization of Organic Compounds Program Structure and Algorithm Design The Social Impact of Computer Technology Artificial Intelligence and Pattern Recognition Atomic and Nuclear Physics tor Engineers Mechanics of Periodic and Cyclic Motions Principles of Optics CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS Klllllllliii . ' lllllliiii .._ •_- ARCH ART 1161 2475 3131 3474 1011 1361 4421 2555 4681 Introduction to Design Process Architecture of Energy Urban Design and Planning Passive Solar Energy Applications for Buildings Art Structure Introduction to Intaglio History of Western Decorative Arts from the Renaissance to 1850 Color in Lighting Glassblowing Mixed Media DESIGN Ii_- ' _..-._- EDAF 3500 3550 3552 EDCl 1000 2025 HPRD 1700 2600 Utilization of Instructional Materials Books and Audio- Visual Materi- als for Young Adult Resource Centers Cataloging and Classification Introduction to the Study of Education Foundations and Principles of Teaching in the Elementary School Introduction to Recreation Human Sexuality EDUCATION II CHE 3173 Heterogeneous Equilibrium 4172 Process Design CE 1510 Elementary Surveying and Measurements 2200 Fluid Mechanics EE 2720 Digital Logic 4120 Network Analysis IE 1000 Man and Technology 4104 Motion and Time Study 4406 Plant Layout PTEE 3031 Petrophysics 3036 Introductory Well Logging 4051 Reservoir Engineering ENGINEERING 6 1 y CONS 1583 Construction Graphics 3110 Soils for Cons- truction 3561 Quantity Survey- ing, Estimating, and Bidding ICJ 1108 Legal Bibliog- raphy 2115 Corporate Intel- ligence Management Criminal Behavior and 3401 Personality 4001 Deviance and the Law GENERAL COLLEGE mm ACOR 0001 Freshman Orien- tation BKLI 1001 An Introduction to the Use of the Library ENGL 1001 English Composi- tion JD 0006 Study Skills 0016 Reading Skills Enhancement JUNIOR DIVISION J ' - - — vlUS 1001 Voice Class 1107 Secondary Piano 1751 Music Appreciation 2301 Class Strings 3 081 Vocal Pedagogy 3751 Song Literature 4723 Tonal Counterpoint 4743 Electronic Music Composition MUSIC VAN 7101 Advanced Veteri- nary Gross Ana- tomy 7105 Ultrastructural Cytology VMED 7002 Veterinary Medi- cal Research Techniques VMP 7410 Veterinary Virol- ogy 7426 Antimicrobial and Chemother- apeutic Agents VP 7504 Necropsy Tech- niques VPT 4001 Fundamentals of Toxicology VETERINARY MEDICINE J LIBS 7002 7101 7200 7203 7401 7601 7605 7800 7901 Reference and Bibiliography Media and Services for Children Resources for the Humanities Federal Government Publications Academic Librarianship Problems in Cataloging and Classification Information Science The Art and Practice of Storytelling Issues in Libraries LIBRARY SCIENCE I RSC 4010 Marine and Wetland Ecology for Teach- ers 4041 Salt Marsh Ecology 4090 Marine Microbiology ! 4171 Coastal and Marine Meteorology 4372 Estuarine Ecology 4410 Ecosystem Modeling and Analysis 4464 Marine Resources Law 7016 Coastal and Shallow- Water Literature 7209 Coastal Swamps and Marshes CENTER j for WETLAND RESOURCES • -•-- AGRO 7165 Chemistry and Microbiology of Flooded Soils and Sediments FDSC 7005 Food Enzymes ART 7800 Graduate Painting CHE 7280 Polymerization and Polycondensation Processes CSC 7700 Special Topics in Computer Science ECON 7710 Macroeconomics ENTM 7011 Insect Behavior MATH 7550 Differential Geometry ME 7843 Viscous Fluid Flow PHIL 7921 Seminar in the History of Philosophy POLI 7920 Seminar in Public Law SPCH 8000 Thesis Research GRADUATE SCHOOL Living. i sid B X - ' — 9 77 ir- - -J- _ • • - I c_ - - — V ' 19 ' s ' im  m l I I I f f 1 DjmJ Zici; 83 iiS u, ' • — I — yt Entertainment 93 ! ' 1 91 Phoio bv David Zic t • -_- FLEETWOOD MAC With Glenn Frey irfl I - • 97 i OLIVIA 99 I 1 ARLO GUTHRIE DOUG KERSHAW Vf 101 '  • - -JT- _ ! M Crosby, Stills, and Nash Crosby, Scills, and Nash ? Fleetwood Mac Olivia Newton-John PRODUCERS B W!Hi THE RAVES AND THE ROCK-A-BYES REVUE FREAK at the GREEK OUTDOOR CONCERTS UNIVERSITY THEATER 1982-83 SEASON THE RIMERS OF ELDRITCH A CHRISTMAS CAROL HAMLET TERRA NOVA FACULTY NELS ANDERSON WILLIAM V. ANDERSON JOHN DENNIS GRESDNA DOTY BILL HARBIN GERILYNTANBERG a ■ IT _ The Rimers of Eldritch This production was cancelled two days prior to its opening date, due to condemning of the University Theatre. CAST: Glenda Scioneaux Farrell Wilson Wendy Williamson Ron Seney Stacy Roberts Shelby Ramagos Wli Calhoun Gayle Keller Michael Morrison Jeannie Hacekr Timmy Pujol John McConnell Ronnie Stutes Colleen Davenport Angelique Schexnider Tammy McGhee Michele Walls PRODUCTION STAFF Director John Dennis Scene Designer Paul James Costume Designer Gerilyn Tandberg Lighting Designer William and Technical Director Anderson CAST: Side By Side By Sondheim Ron Seney Mitzi Gallowa Dana Todd Jesse Webb La Wanda Blakeney Ken Drake PRODLKTION STAFF Director Gresdna Doty Musical Director Ray Delia Scene Designer Nels Anderson Choreographer Ron Seney Lighting Designer and Technical Director William V. Anderson Costume Designer Gerilyn Tandberg A Christmas Carol CAST: David Jenson Doug Bourgeois John McConnell Bradford Baker Cynthia Baker Michael McNeilly Brian Starey Wendy WiUiamson Wil Calhoun Mike McCauley Barry Lee Charles Horton Laurann Hanson Bob Jolly Karen Durda PRODUCTION STAFF Director John Dennis Music Composer Susan Harvey and Director Scene Designer Nels Anderson Costume Designer Gerilyn Tandberg Lighting Des. Sally Bud Tech. Director William Anderson Mimr Movement Michael McNeilly 1982-83 SEASON Bonjour, la. Bonjour Threads A Taste of Honey Drop of the Hat Ladyhouse Blues THEATER 150 Theatre 150 is the theatre departments 99 seat faciUty located on the right side of the University Theatre in the Music and Dramatic Arts Building. Most of the plays performed in this space by student directors are either new plays or plays that have been overlooked by commercial directors. By using lesser known works, students as well as the general public get a chance to view wt)rks thev probably wouldn ' t see on the commercial stage. THEATER 150 STAFF Producer John Dennis Manager John McConnell Technical Advisor William Anderson Scenic Consultant Nels Anderson Lighting Consultant Sally Budd Costume Consultant Dr. Gerilyn Tandberg Publicity and Promotion Cindi Baker PRODUCTION STAFF: Director Asst. Director Stage Manager Ralph Weeks Jeannie Linam Bill Wittenborn THREADS Bonjour, la, Bonjour CAST: Robert Parrish Serge Colleen Davenport Lucienne Darlene Wilson Denise Trudy Corum-Hoff Monique Farrell Wilson Nicole Beth LaBarbera Albertine Michelle Summerlin Charlotte H.James Hoff Gabriel PRODUCTION SAFF Richard Gwartney Director Sally Budd Lighting Des Paula Collins Grig. Music I CAST: Jim White Michael Morrison Barry Lee Colleen Davenport Wil Calhoun Michelle Summerlin Curtis Conaway Tricia Moss Jeannie Linam — £adxhouse [Blues b) Kevin D ' Uorriton — Ladyhouse Blues PRODUCTION STAFF Director Jeannie Hacker Asst. Director Mark Rettman Stage Manager Darlene Wilson CAST: Trudy Corum-Hoff Gayie Keller Wendy Williamson Cynthia Baker Jeannine Smith •Jvkruary I9S3 Sa-llli SfLM. MIU Baildme - Tktaln IM ' l The Bacchae In conjunction with the Search for Alexander Exhibit in New Orleans, The L.S.U. theatre department f)erfofmed a Greek tragedy The Bacchae by Euripides. The performance was held in the lobby of the New Orleans Museum of Art. Chorus Kadmos Pentheus Herdsman Agane Dionysus Colleen Davenport John McConnell Michael Pacas Barry Lee Stacey Roberts Mark Ducote Messenger Gayle Keller Hie pi hi kl, •essaj k PERSPECTIVE SPEAKERS Perspective speakers is a series of speakers sponsored annually by the LSU Union Ideas and Issues Committee. This year L.S.U. was treated to a fan- tastic line-up ot speakers on a wide variety of pertinent and informative topics. The first presentation was a panel discussion on The Sources of the Crises in Latin America. It was held on September 21. Panelists included former Ambassador Robert White, a representative for the U.S. in Latin America for 25 years. Allen Weinstein, editor of the Washington Quarterly and historian of U.S. diplomacy and information policy, was also on the panel. A university professor. Dr. Emma Brossard, who is Director of Center for Energy Studies and a native of Latin America was also on the panel. The panel was moderated by Karen Elliot House, currently the diplomatic correspondent for the Wall Street Journal and an award winner for ex- cellent foreign policy coverage. Next in the series was Dr. William Masters, author of many leading books on human sexuality and co-founder of the Master ' s and Johnson Institute. His topic was Sex as Communication . The Federal government was the topic of the next Perspective speaker. Senator William Proxmire. He is the famed bestower of the Golden Fleece award, an award given to the biggest or most ironic or most ridiculous example of government waste. The title of his presentation was Uncle Sam; The Last of the Big Time Spenders. Bella Abzug, former congress-woman from New York and one of the nation ' s leading women civil activists, spoke on January 25. Ms. Abzug ' s message was one of social justice and help of oppressed groups, including the poor and women. She discussed the bankruptcy of the nation and in- justice to the oppressed caused by Reagan policies. The last of our speakers was James Kilpatrick. a conservative political columnist, the most widely syndicated columnist in America. . . Choral Society LSU Symphony TIGER TOWN The tigertown area can best be described as a city within a city. There, the LSU student can satisfy almost every imaginable need. Food, which is near and dear to every student ' s heart, can be found in great abundance in Tigertown. Certainly, no one will ever starve to death anywhere near the gates of the University. There are about twenty restaurants all within three blocks of the campus. Students have a wide selection ranging from such traditionals as pizza and hamburgers to the more unusual culinary delights of stuffed potatoes served as a main course. The German, Mexican, and Oriental dishes offered are sure to satisfy even the most adventurous of tastebuds. Entertainment is high on the students ' list of priorities and that, too, can be found in Tigertown. The video game craze has regenerated interest in and given birth to a number of game rooms. Pool sharks can have a field day at the Bayou, an off-campus bar that houses eight tables. Movie -goers can see the latest releases at the University Cinema or step back in time by viewing old classics at the Varsity, where the nostalgic atmosphere blends in beautifully with the movies shown there. Music lovers have three record stores to browse through, two of which sell stereo equipment. But back to Academia: the pretense which we are all here under. Those much-needed textbooks can be obtained from three bookstores and notes can be photocopied at the local print shop. Once books have been purchased, something to transport them in is needed. This is where the store that specializes in backpacks comes in. Hikers can find their equipment here and hobbyists such as dancers and sports buffs also have shops that cater to their needs. Those dreary and dull domestic chores can all be taken care of in Tigertown which offers such establishments as a supermarket, drug stores, cleaner and laundromat, gas stations, and hair designers. Self-indulgence can be satisfied at the jewelry stores, gift shops, and the latest fashions can always be found in the many clothing stores. Nightlife; this was created by and tor the many students who aren ' t fully conscious until noon and don ' t ever shift into high gear until the sun sets, the turntables start spinning, and the beer begms to tlow. The bar hoppers can hop from Murphy ' s, the Bayou, or venture down Highland Road to the Big Four. (The Cotton Club, Shanahan ' s, Kilpatricks, and the Bengal.) Those beer guzzlers dissatisfied with the different atmospheres these bars have to offer can buy their kegs at the Beer Factory and create their own atmosphere. However, the most essential service Tigertown has to offer is that ot banking, to pay for all of the others. By; Lmda Sussman m4I m Chimes Street ' i i. ' , ' Si ' 1 h Wjap Bgi , H r mi | . lU. kVEB ' ..-y - - ' ■■■X. - -Aa . Occasions - ■II ••tfi 139 All photos by Joe Ttivu 1 1 Jam Jam 3 f.:p - - s — F - 4 1 On April 17, LSU held its unnualjam-jam Festival. Cajun food, dance, and music were the order of the day as local Louisianians and lots of LSU students joined in the fun. First place in the overall sweepstakes event went to Lambda Chi and Delta Gamma, coming in second were Acacia and Pi Phi. On May 18, 1982, a total of 2,028 deliriously happy students graduated from LSU. Broken down, 1,575 undergraduate, 67 graduate education, 60 social welfare, 76 veterinary medicine, and 247 graduate school new alumni received their sheepskins. Spring Graduation Hi IW l- itifVUl 1 -=i a=? «= ' ti ! .?i:c!iiAi All phuioi by Dav.d Zjoz Registration ; I aga D. ' I % Acacia took first place overall along with the Mr. Legs title this year. Second place went to Sigma Chi, while Sigma Nu took third place in the Mr. Anchor Splash title. Proceeds from Anchor Splash went to the Louisiana State School for the Visually Impaired and to the Delta Gamma Foundation of Grants and Scholarships. M. D. Marathon This year ' s Marathon included a parade, pole sitting contest, partying, and a new event, Air Band Competition. Winners of the air band competition were Mr. Clean and the Jamin ' Janitors (Sigma Nu), first; World, Breeze, Flame, and the Moods (Delta Kappa Epsilon), second; and the Cosmetics (Alpha Gamma Delta), third. During its 11 years here, the Marathon, which was originated by Delta Tau Delta, has raised over $200,000 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. All pho(os by Koon Leigh i Oktoberfest A touch of Germany hit the LSU Union in the form of the second annual Oktoberfest. Some of the activities during the week-long event were wine and cheese parties, feasts, dances, a human chess game, and a flea market. Allphuti ib Kevin Leigh Plantation Day y Homecoming Homecoming week was tilled with events such as Almost Anything Goes, the LSU Runatound, the Tiger Roai, and a fireworks show on Lakeshore Drive. The Homecoming Queen was Elizabeth Bearden and her court was Lillie Triche, Tonette Krousel, Sheila Howarth, and Shawn Lucius. The week climaxed with a Tiger victory over South Carolina. 1 ir ICT y - m l y II Carlotta St. The Carlotta Street Party and the Beaux Arts Ball, two annual Halloween celebrations, were once again huge successes as hundreds of LSU students came out in their best costumes. ■-- ' ? 159 Beaux Arts Ball Student Rodeo Each year students get a chance to become cowboys and bronc busters during the Block and Bridle All Student Rodeo. Students participated in goat and cow chases, bull riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing, and several other rodeo events. n m IB Places L ..,-. IP sou UYED w e, VOO ' D Br « k 1 i X -I ._ B r- nrrT T ' ! A • A A ■I n n IS n . ._ L li ,.— PL ei eonr DESK -for t nds ) (spl3ce issues Kenner Plane Crash On July 9. 1982. one of the worst air disasters in the United States took place in Kenner. The Las Vegas- bound plane was barely off the ground when it is believed that windshears caused it to come down in a suburban area. All aboard the plane and 8 people on the ground were killed, totaling 153 deaths. The low number of deaths on the ground was attributed to the fact that the crash occurred during a work day when most people were away from home. fIS ' J .r : ' - ■ :■ r-V-- ■: Brodhead From a small town in Pennsylvania, Bob Brodhead went to college at Duke University where he played football, once here against LSU. With a background in athletics and a degree in business, he went to work for 11 years in the NFL. 1 year in the WFL, and was Field Director for the Miami Dolphms before accepting the position of Athletic Director at LSU. Bob Brodhead feels the fans at LSU are unique and should be treated like adults, thus he put a halt to searches that had been conducted previously at LSU football games. In the spirit of a true businessman, he even suggested the sale of beer at stadium events. His most important goal, Brodhead feels, is to make every coach feel an integral part of the system. Unlike the previous AD, Brodhead supports all LSU sports, no matter how large or small. Dredging Because some parts ot the I ' nivcrsity Lakes had become shallow and stagnant, a dredging project was undertaken last year. Draining of the lakes confused ducks and turtles and left many of them on the sides of the road as they had tried to cross to new water. Hopetully, the dredging will leave the lakes more habitable and attractive. liavfd Zrct7 ■:«= s ' J ' ' Vrf ' ' ■■r m. I LSU is a growing university, evidenced everywhere in the form of campus construction. Under construction was the third floor of the library, the new Design building, and the reconstruction of fire damaged Peabody Hall. Construction Quality Thrust Chancellor Wharton ' s Quality Thrust proposal which was intended to get L.S.U. a top 30 ranking, was severely tested by a state budget cut of 4.4 percent. The future of Quality Thrust looked bleak as many departments had their program budgets reduced. On a brighter note however, the University welcomed the addition of Dr. Peter Chen to the Computer Science department, along with many other new faculty members. l Smack-Off In an attc-mpt to ciucr the Ciuiiicss Hook ot Rti orJs .iiul to raise turuK for The Phone, the Scotch Ciu.irJ lickl tin. Sinack-Ott. IIk- ()b)(.ctive was tor 1.745 couples to lock lips tor iniruitcs without coiniiiy up tor air, in order to break the record lit LI hv Oklahoma State. Although the Smack Off was not record-breaking, more than 1,2(K) tickets were sokl and all who participated had a lip-smacking good time -V ' rj Gumbo Distribution Although it was intended to have a spring d.stribut.on, the 1982 Gumbo was delayed unt.l November. The book was well received after its presentation to the anxious student population. I Orange Bowl Coach Jerry Stovall led his Fighting Tigers and their delirious fans to an 8-2-1 season. A win over Florida State clinched a bid to the Orange Bowl in Miami. Although the Tigers lost to the Nebraska Cornhuskers, the Orange Bowl was a fitting way to cap off a victorious season. Bringing further honor to L.S.U., Stovall was named Coach of the Year. n Bear Bryant Although Tiger fans were overjoyed with the L.S.U. victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide, they joined college football fans all across the nation in mourning the sudden death of Bear Bryant. Bryant, the winningest coach in college football, suffered a heart attack just weeks after retiring as coach of the Crimson Tide. I i y Free Speech Alley - I gl — Free Speech Alley, L.S.U. ' s forum of open expression, continued this year without fail. The Alley ' s regular speakers once agai provided humorous and insightful thoughts on everything from university life to political aggression. And of course. Sister Cindy, Brother Jed, and their faithful followers dominated the bench. The Alley itself was the scene of controversy when moderator Stuart Smith and SGA representative Bob Coleman had it out early in the spring semester. (.0 LABOR- ' FIRST W Governor Davt Ireen and former Governor Edwin Edwards were gearing up early in 1983 for the upcoming gubernatorial election. Words flew and temp ers were tried as the two began their campaigns for what promises to be an interesting race. 1 The Upcoming Election Parking Students arrived in the fall to once again find changes in the University parking regulations. Parking continued to be hell on earth (surpassing even registration) as the administration tried yet another plan to ease the crunch. Notable changes included the addition of gates to the faculty lots, new windshield stickers, and the requirement that commuters choose a parking lot for the semester. i V ' Tg H Parking Solutions I..S .r. students found rather remarkable ways to circumvent parking in illegal lots or in overcrowded areas. Sue Z. Que parked her car in the L ' niversity lake — after dredging of course. No one else, we think, has thought of this very obvious place, and we congratulate Sue on her imagination! Our bright students from Bunkie however, came up with the Gumbo staffs favorite way to beat the parking problem. These brilliant individuals float from their hometown daily, land on the uncrowded parade grounds, then float home after classes. These students win our Golden Parking Space Award for Parking Problem Solving. VC ' e here at the Gumbo hope that these examples in ingenuity inspire all students to come up with new ideas to solve the parking problem on campus. Darryl Lawrence r$i .. vfj KS ia ■ - Tiger Takes Life On the darker side of issues this year, Mike the Tiger, favored mascot of the University, committed suicide. After several years of serving the University, surviving electrical shocks and cheerleaders standing on his cage, Mike got fed up and took his own life. Mike, in a note to his 25,000 fans, stated that he was unable to withstand the humiliation of losing to Tulane twice in a row. We are all saddened by his demise, and we hope that he made it to that Great Tiger Cage m the Sky. Darryl Lawrence 1 19S2 In Review World Iran-Iraq Border War Lebanon Civil War El Salvador Civil War PLO Disbanded Falkland Islands Conflict Lech Walesa, Polish Solidarity Leader, Released Born: William Arthur Phillip Louis Windsor Nation Space Shuttle Columbia Blasts Off Tylenol Deaths 1982 World ' s Fair in Knoxville, Tenn. Vietnam Memorial Dedicated in Washington, DC. John W. Hinckley, Jr. Found Not Guilty, By Reason Ot Insanity, Of Attempting To Assassinate President Reagan Air Florida Plane Crashes Into The 14th Street Bridge In Washington. D.C. Jimmy Connors Wins Wimbledon Wayne Williams Found Guiltv Of Killing 2 Of 28 Black Youths In Atlanta Death And Rebirth Of The E.R.A. State Livingston Train Derailment Paul Dietzel Dismissed As LSU Athletic Director The Toy Filmed In Baton Rouge Kenner Plane Crash LSU To Host 1983 International Summer Special Olympics I 1 People Who Died Hugh Beaumont John Belushi Ingrid Bergman Leonid Brezhnev John Cheever Rainer Fassbinder Henry Fonda Anna Freud Dave Garroway Princess Grace Murray The K King Khalid Thelonius Monk Ayn Rand Lee Strasberg Bess Truman E.T. Dubious Events 2,075 Moonie Couples Marry In Mass Ceremony Herpes Epidemic Valley Girls John Delorian Arrested Sophia Loren Arrested Pulitzer Divorce Reader ' s Digest Condensed Bible Doonesbury Vacation End Of The Copper Penny Braniff International Airlines Goes Bankrupt Doobies Brothers Breakup Squeeze Breakup The Who ' s Last Tour SCTV Network Goes On The Air E.T. Movies Cat People Tootsie Blade Runner Poltergeist The World According To Garp An Officer And A Gentleman 48 Hours Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan Rocky III Halloween III Tron The Thing Firefox Das Boot The Toy Ghandi Personal Best E.T. ae Albums ; Police I Bruce Springsteen , John Cougar ] Elvis Costello Clash Asia The Who Tomtom Club Donald Fagen Paul McCartney Men At Work ' Lori Anderson Marshall Crenshaw Fleetwood Mac Peter Gabriel Blasters Tom Petty and the Hea Simon and Gartunkle Warren Zevon Hall and Gates ■ Joe Jackson Prince Rolling Stones Go-Go ' s Billy Joel J. Geils Band Chicago Adam Ant Pat Benatar Stray Cats Invisible Sun Nebraska American Fool Imperial Bedroom Combat Rock Asia It ' s Hard Tomtom Club Nightfly Tug Of War Business As Usual Big Science Marshall Crenshaw Mirage Security Blasters rtbreakers Long After Dark Concert In Central Park The Envoy H,0 Night And Day 1999 Still Life Vacation Nylon Curtain Freeze Frame XVI Goody Two Shoes Get Nervous Built For Speed ,-iAWKY ANKY PG L 51 Mi T«EK IJ PG c,n E T P6 ROGKY 111 %7M, f y ■1 ATHLETICS A 5-foot, 8-inch freshman running back by the name of Dalton Milliard paved the way for LSII against the OSU Beavers, pranc- ing for 133 yards and three touchdowns on 18 carries in a 45-7 blowout in Tiger Stadium. As if that weren ' t enough, Garry James, another freshman runner, added another 128 yards on only 12 carries to assure the Tigers ' victory. H 1 i ! I DB ? :; Tiger quarterback Alan Risher, otherwise known as The Slidell Slinger passed for three touchdowns against the Rice Owls in a 52-13 massacre of the Houston rivals. Two of his strikes were to Milliard, who was beginning to prove he was for real. Risher sat out the entire fourth quarter, handing the offensive controls over to Timmy Byrd and ]eff Wickersham. who each tossed a touchdown in the Tigers ' second win of the season. Many said that Florida would be the first real test for the high-flying Tigers, and many feared that LSU would fall apart at the seams against the fourth-ranked Gators. But Milliard didn ' t listen to the experts , as he scored three touchdowns, one by land and two by air, in a 24-13 SEC victory. The Bengals were rewarded for their performance with the 18th spot on the Associated Press Top 20 team list. A 52-yard fourth quarter field goal by the Tennessee Volunteers let some air out of the Tigers ' balloon as LSU ' s undefeated record received its first blemish with a 24-24 tie in Tiger Stadium. The Vols ' Fuad Reveiz kicked three field goals in the game from 38, 38 and 52 yards to deadlock the Tigers, who, in spite of the tie, moved up two notches to 16th in the AP poll. mamaam • r V 1, • 1 LSU recorded its 500th victory in its football history by whipping the Kentucky Wildcats, 34-10 for the Tigers ' second SEC win. The bandit defense, well on its way to becoming the premiere defense in the SEC, allowed Kentucky only 83 yards total offense in the first half, and minus one yard in the second half The scoring for the Tigers ' fourth win of the season was evenly distributed as Eric Martin, Herman Fontenot and Earl Curtis each caught touchdown passes from quarterbacks Risher and Byrd. A record crowd of 78.944 saw the purple-]erseyed Tigers play a tough game against the South Carolina Gamecocks, but the Bandits rose to the occasion, allowing only six points as the 5-0-1 Tigers moved to 13th in the AP poll. Linebacker Albert Richardson who tied an LSU record with 21 tackles, was named the AP Southeastern Lineman of the Week. The scoreboard in Tiger Stadium showed a Pac-Man gobbling up the words Ole Miss , and that ' s exactly what the Tigers did to the Oxford invaders, to the tune of 45-8. Hilliard and James combined for five touchdowns and 197 yards while the Bandit defense held the Rebels to only 82 total yards. Along with the SEC win came more national recogni- tion as the Tigers moved up to the 11th spot on the AP poll. i Out of the Alabama j;ame came such quotes as, That was the best beating we ' ve had since the ■60 ' s, and That ' s one ol the best defenses I ' ve played against Hut. surprise of surprises, the quotes were commg trom the Alabama corner, as LSU totally frustrated Paul Bear Bryant and his Crimson Tide, 20-10. The tamed Alabama squad failed to make the first touchdown in the entire first half of play as the Ban- dits repeatedly pounded on quarterback Walter Lewis, who could lead Alabama to only 45 net yards the fewest ever gained bv Alabama ' s wishbone offense. Thousands ot Tiger fans poured to the Baton Rouge airport to welcome the heroes back from Birmingham as Tigermania spread throughout the Bayou. The Tigers vaulted to sixth on the AP poll and the entire defensive front, Rydell Melancon, Leornard Marshall, Lawrence Williams, Ramsey Dardar. Albert Richard- son, Bill Elko and Tim Joiner were named national Defensive Linemen of the Week. A disappointed Mississippi State team took out its frustrations on LSU in StarkviUe, Mississippi as the Bulldogs handed the Tigers their first defeat of the season, a 27-24 heartbreaker. Although Alan Risher completed 25 of 34 passes for a record 308 yards, the Bandits couldn ' t contain MSU quarterback John Bond, who led the Bulldogs 10 fourth quarter points, including a 45-yard field goal by Baton Rouge native Dana Moore. The Tiger ' s record slipped to 7-1-1 and the Associated Press dropped them to I2th. i L Tiger Stadium was transformed into an orange-pelted bat- tleground as the Tigers snapped back from the Mississippi State defeat to trounce the seventh-ranl ed Florida State Seminoles, 55-21, and earned a trip to Miami for the Orange Bowl Classic. Freshman sensation Dalton Milliard broke loose for 185 yards and four touchdowns on 36 carries and Alan Risher passed for three touchdowns amidst the orange -throwing fans. After the game, hysteria broke out m the stadium as over-enthusiastic supporters rushed the field in an attempt to topple the goalposts. The Tigers ' eighth win moved their ranking up to seventh on the AP poll tor the Orange Bowl-bound Bengals. The traditional rivalry- against Tulane put a bad taste in the mouths of Tiger enthusiasts as the Green Wave shocked LSU for the second year in a row, this time by a score of 31- 28. Tulane quarterback Mike McKay passed over and around the Bandits for three touchdowns and Green Wave running back Reggie Reginelli added one on the ground to spoil the season finale for the Tigers. Disappointment show- ed in the faces of fans and players alike as the New Orleans rivals won Louisiana bragging rights for the second time in two years. By Mark Lambert Tuli MEN ' S BASKETBALL n DividZiECil 1 r WBm mS ' sr i ' ; T ; ' ' f fMwW ( wSw E ' M mm Jn j TJtm ii ll - j h m Kr Hi I Bk t Kju V. ' M : mss yr ' xw 1 ■ - ? Bn THE 1983 TEAM Tyrone Black Howard Carter Theron Cojoe Steffond Johnson Johnny Jones Leonard Mitchell Greg Perkins Don Redden Jerry Reynolds Rich Stanfel John Tudor HEAD COACH: Dale Brown ASSISTANT COACHES: Ron Abernathy. Jordy Hultberg, Rick Huckaby. F i J ' r ' i 1 y, . _ THE 1983 TEAM Susan Dixon Madeline Doucet Ramona Dozier Rhonda Hawthorne Angela Hubbard Denise Morell Heidi Olsen Dana Passman Leslie Sacre Estelle Vernon Joyce Walker Sandra Zulli HEAD COACH: Sue Gunter ASST. COACH: Margaret Romero ASST. COACH: Clarence Christenson WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Baseball kk All phoios by Kevm Leigh B HIBIH Baseball • ' ' ■ ■« II 1 i inijKW I BE The 1982 Team Chris Cervenka Morris Bonadona Wynn Landry Ju-ju Scott Mark Howie Clay Parker Mike Saab Cal Santarelli Warren Cuntz Forest Jones Gavin Fury Darrell Marquene Chris Brant Frank Killeen Gary Joseph Butch Sheehy Billy Wiesler JeffSouthall Andv Petrone Ronnie Robbins Mike Murdock Ed Gilhuly Don Schneider Jay Edwards Bill Freidhof Dan Osheskie John Morse Ronnie Corbett Mike Kesner Steve Rodrigue Ken Mulshenock Andy Bergeron Dan Karp Jeff Curry Billy Donathan HEAD COACH: Jack Lamabe ASSISTANT COACH: Steve Steitz ASSISTANT COACH: Bob Smith ASSISTANT COACH: Joe Mihaleic GRADUATE ASSISTANT: Rocky Rausch Sli II ,1 I i ■« m BBBBHI i .1 I !1 hi -1 I If 1 _ I— iiir !•! lAr-i I  ■ W i miirr • Hi i iiJi f •MHiMtfiMi; in ip ' Matt Baker Mike Hartley Jim Burke Ray Gnat Phil Howard Corey Keifner Mark Merrion Phil Monard Johnny Moyal Greg Randall Raul Tello HEAD COACH: Armando Vega ASSISTANT COACHES Steve Willard, George Martinez MEN ' S GYMNASTICS Me 4. 9aamm L I WOMEN ' S GYMNASTICS THE 1982 TEAM Lisa Benn Michelle Camarata Denise Capoano Ellen Donaldson Terri Harris Pam Reither Debra Ross Sandra Smith Paula Stansbury Maureen Valentine Maria Walker Diane Whelton HEAD COACH: D. D. Pollack ASSISTANT COACHES: Jamie Middleton, Mike Foster i m MEN ' S SWIMMING i « ! v:T;amoaMBaRrj!:3HmHiu!!uinnur . vjunmsRur C:-, W4i8iS ;rrJffiSS V A7S :.9 flE) Vf ' Jr♦Tv ffHffflHNIIHIIHliMMIIIWIIMHlimiMNIHI m ll   im THE 1983 TEAM Hunter Brinker Adam Crawford Paul Graettinger Richard Morris Frank Perella Tracey Reading Ben (Ty) Segrest Per C. Solberg David Stavig Patrick Unhoch Clayton Welsh HEAD COACH: Scott Woodburn ASST. COACH: Bob Kingsford THE 1982 TEAM Betty Belknap Mar) ' Kay Clemens Joanjacobson Sheila McGlynn Susan Mungavin Frances Strother HEAD COACH: Scott Woodburn ASSISTANT COACH: Bob Kingsford WOMEN ' S i SWIMMING I BB 4l HEAD COACH: Dr. Steve Strome GRADUATE ASSISTANT; Mauricio Posso Men ' s Tennis The 1982 Team Helene Afeman Joan Berganier Carol Boston Mary Kaye Hamilton Linda Lizzul Tracy Nelson I Harriet Prothro I Fatima Ravat Julie Roof Cindy Trower Susan Ware Women ' s Tennis g THE 1983 TEAM Dave Blickle Mike Clevenger Jim Edwards Kent Elliott Mike Farrahar Stephan Gibbons Jon Gibson Richard Guillotte Joe Hadge Eric Hershberger Kevin Jackson Gilbert Joe Sam Jolly Gary Langer Rocco Liace Tom Marable John McNulty J. P. Portwood Gregg Putman Clarence Richardson Lex Roy Jim Semrad Randy Taylor John Tenta Greg Valdez Mark Van Tine Jim Wallace Monte Wilcox HEAD COACH: Larry Sciacehetano ASSISTANT COACHES; Lanny Davidson, Dan Zilverberg : H ! MEN ' S TRACK s ' fchl ! WOMEN ' S TRACK THE 1982 TEAM Trudy Breaux Francine Gilmore Elaine Gomez Michelle Gross Danica Hoffman Erin Hyer Margie Miranne Lana Mitchell Lee Ann VanLandingham Joy Vegh Carolyn Viator Lana Zimmerman HEAD COACH: Billy Maxwell ASSISTANT COACHES; Boots Garland, Sam Seemes, Mike Keogh. The 1982 Team Wette Boada Monica Brooks Laticia McHenry Maureen Marek Amy Freese Louise McAlphin Claudia Lee Paula Rideau Gayle Stammer Jeanne Bryant Leah Bennett BB 4i Women ' s Volleyball a SCORES HASIHAI.L 1982 Southern Miss 9 LSU 8 LSI I 10 St)uthtTn Miss ) Nicholls St. 1 LSI ' 2 LSI ' 12 Nicholls St. 1 LSI ' H Tulane 3 LSi; 1 Auburn 2 LSI! 1 1 Auburn WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL 1981.8i Lsr 11 St. Louis 1 LSI ' Navy 1 LSLI 7 Navy LSU ■ , McNeese State 7 LSU 74 Miss. St. 16 3 LSU 73 Concordia 61 LSI ' 3 Miss. St. LSU 79 N. Dakota State 70 LSI! 6 Miss St. 2 Minnesota 75 LSU 73 LSU 13 So. Illinois 9 Northwestern La 75 LSU 61 Ala-Birmingham 11 LSU 8 LSU 95 Nicholls State 75 LA College 7 LSU 5 LSU 87 Tulane 52 LSU 4 Alabama 3 LSU 84 La. College 50 Alabama 3 LSU 1 Oregon 63 LSU 59 LSU 10 Alabama 9 LSU 65 California 56 LSU 7 Ill-Chicago 3 LSU 78 Washington St. 59 LSU 8 Ill-Chicago 2 LSU 88 Southeastern La. 86 LSU 2 Ill-Chicago LSU 80 East Carolina 70 UNO 8 LSU 1 LSU 87 Mississippi St. 71 Nicholls St. 13 LSU 7 UCLA 81 LSU 63 Ole Miss 9 LSU 2 LSU 68 Cal. State-L.A. 64 Ole Miss 6 LSU 2 LSU 91 IINLV 71 Ole Miss 4 LSU 3 Auburn 77 LSU 71 Tulane 8 LSU 3 LSU 71 Delta State 64 So. Alabama 6 LSU b Mississippi 72 LSU 73 So. Alabama 19 LSU 6 LSU 85 UNLV 55 Auburn 12 LSU 6 Univ. ofN.O. 79 LSU 73 Auburn 13 LSU 12 Auburn 9 LSI ' 1 LSU 67 Mississippi St. 47 LSU 9 So. Alabama 4 LSU 65 So-eastern La. 61 LSU 3 So. Alabama 1 Alabama 80 LSU 78 Miss St. 2 LSI ' 1 Auburn 78 LSU 58 LSU 2 Miss St. LSU 76 Alabama 64 Miss St. 6 LSU 4 Mississippi 65 LSU 63 LSU 4 So. Miss 3 LSU 77 Mississippi 7} LSLI 3 Alabama Kentucky 85 LSU 71 Alabama 7 LSU 2 Georgia 77 LSU 66 LSU 6 West Florida 2 Giusti Tournament 3rc LSU 9 West Florida 3 SEC Tournament 4th WOMEN ' S GYMNASTICS 1981-82 VOLLEYBALL 1981 MENS SWIMMING 1982 LSU 141.35; Oral Roberts 13190 LSU 145.35; Alabama 140.75 LSU 142.30; Missouri 137.80 Penn State 143.25; LSU 142.05; Missouri 139.65; Pittsburgh 136.60; Arizona 136.10; Brigham Young 135.15 LSU 141.70; Florida 138.80 Penn State 143.70; LSU 141.30 Louisville 142.60; LSLi 139.95 Florida 145.60; Alabama 144.55; LSU 144.15; Georgia 142.05; Kentucky 135.00; Auburn 134.95 LSU 144.50; Georgia 140.10 Florida 145.45; Alabama 142.80; LSU 142.05; North Carolina 137.40; North Carolina State 66.80 L ' niv. Texas-Arlington Classic 3rd Univ Alabama Inv. tied Sam Houston Inv. 5th Lamar Inv. 3rd Illini Inv. 4th Texas A M Inv. 4th LSU Inv. 2nd Tiger Classic 3rd SEC Tournament 3rd 7th Nebraska 64 LSU 47 Georgia 60 LSU 51 LSU 75 Rice 58 Auburn 61 LSU 54 Alabama 62 LSU 41 Houston 84 LSU 54 LSU 57 Tulane 56 Florida State 57 LSU 54 MENS BASKETBALL 1981-82 UNLV 83 LSU 79 Texas A M 68 LSU 65 LSU 71 St. Peters 55 LSU 71 UTEP 59 UCLA 83 LSU 76 lsl; 70 Wake Forest 64 Houston 73 LSU 69 LSLI 61 Florida 60 LSU 80 Vanderbilt 73 WRESTLING 1981-82 LSU 78 Miss State 56 Alabama 109 LSU 86 owa State 28 LSU 8 LSU 54 Georgia 52 owa 43 LSU 12 LSU 69 Auburn 68 LSU 51 Augustana Tennessee 77 LSU 65 LSU 27 No. Illinois 13 Kentucky 76 LSU 65 LSU 20 Kent State 17 LSU 53 Mississippi 46 Minnesota 29 LSU 13 LSU 61 Florida 69 LSU 28 Nev.-LV 18 LSU 78 Vanderbilt 70 Oklahoma 33 LSU 17 LSU 57 Miss State 43 LSI- 26 Cal-Bakers. 12 LSU 73 Alabama 68 LSL ' 34 Ball State 9 Georgia 57 LSU 51 ndiana St. 17 LSU 16 Auburn 82 LSU 72 Ohio State 26 LSU 9 Tennessee 54 LSU ' 53 LSI ' 21 Tennessee 9 Wichita State 66 LSU 61 Okla. State 36 lsl; 2 Mississippi 74 LSU 61 LSL ' 18 New Mexico 18 LSU 94 Kentucky 98 East Stroudsb jrg Open — 1st SEC Tournamen Midlands Invitational — 17th Mississippi 59 LSU 52 Midwest Regi onal — 4th NIT: CAA Finals — 20th Tulane 83 LSU 72 MENS GYMNASTICS 1981-82 LSU 268.35; Illinois Chicago Circle 265.00 LSU 266.44; Brigham Young 261.46 LSU 266.85; Indiana State 259.60 LSU 266.00; Illinois 265.00 Arizona State 275.45; LSU 271.50 Nebraska 284.50; L ' CLA 278.50; Arizona State 277.55; Minnesota 270.80; LSU 266.70; New Mexico 2(A.lO LSU 270.60; New Mexico 266.15 Houston Baptist 273.75; LSU 273.50 LSL ' 274 10; Georgia 241.65 Penn State 273.45; Southern Illinois 267.95; LSU 264.65 Houston Baptist 272.35; LSU 272.15 LSU 278.00; William and Mary 263.65; Memphis State 260.90; N.C. State 255.10; Georgia 250.25; Georgia State Tech 246.50; Jacksonville State 230.10; Eastern Kentucky 228.55; James Madison 204.00 OCOMENS TRACK 1982 Auburn 57. LSU 40, Baylor 37 -lorida 57, LSU 39. Rice 31 Mabama 82, Kansas 44, Clemson 24, LSL: 21 Tennessee 214, Alabama 96, Kentucky 58, Florida 55, Georgia 50, Auburn 42, LSU 37, Vanderbilt 30. MENS TRACK 1982 LSU 62, Auburn 47, Baylor 42. Florida 61, LSU 57. Rice 28. Texas 99. LSU 83. Fla. State 68. Texas A M 66. Alabama 57. Miss. St. 42. Ole Miss 16 Tennessee 124. Georgia 71. Auburn 62 ' ;, Fla. 59 ' i, Alabama 58, LSU 46, Miss. St. 45, Kentucky 18. Mississippi 14. Vanderbilt 0. LSU 74. Miss. State 65. Arkansas St. 40. Tennessee 162, LSU 89, Michigan 72, Missouri 54, Brigham Young 50. Mississippi 41. Auburn 36. Wisconsin 34, Oklahoma 24, Minnesota 18. Oregon 93. LSU 60. Arizona State 98, LSU 52. Tennessee 171 ' i, Alabama 116. Georgia 84. Miss. State 53. LSU 51. Florida 51, Auburn 50 ' .•. Mississippi 27, Kentucky 16, Vanderbilt 0. 265 The 1982 Team Sene Phongsouvanh Annie Dahmani Hector Zapata Gonzalo Nunez Edmund Henk Fermin Gonzalez Fernando Dominguez Jorge Velasquez Mauricio Godoy Troy Duhon Alejandro Castano Eduardo Cueiar Danaldi Inuwa Glenn Sahtoe Ronny Bottse Arnold Caceres Amar Alzaid Ricardo Monpsante Bill Felty Men ' s Soccer The 1982 Team Paul Drummond John Weist Mike Drummond Scott King Dan Christy Brian Herbert Ken Phipps John Meibautg Charhe Buriand Hugh Douglas Etgile Regerd Scott Wilson Mark Glozen Kurt Meu Dave McAlpme Harvey Weir Chns Kitgball Scott Buggle J. R. Bau k ■I V J J| L Jky N , KARATE CLUB mmm ' r ' - ii i ytr f- fif- ' .c-ivV H Who ' s Who Among Students im Neyla Arnas Dean ' s List, Mortar Board, Phi Sigma lota. Pi Sigma Alpha, LSU Fashion . Committee. Turkish American Stu- . ' ' • dent Association — Vice President, LSU Ballet, Ensemble, Mu Sigma Rho, Head Delegate to the Model United Nations, New York 4 V - --i Andre Charles Castaing Speaker of the Student Assembly, SGA Men ' s Housing Representative, SGA Election Board, Resident Assis- tant, RHA Commissioner of Elec- tions, LSU College Republicans, SGA Director of Academic Affairs, Com- mittee on Student Conduct, SGA President ' s Cabinet. i kiva Mark Ashby AIESEC — LSU Corporate Marketing Director, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma, Student Finance Association. Board of Directors Baton Rouge Mental Health Association, Fidelity National Bank Scholarship jr Margaret L. Bouser li B Dean ' s List, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Lambda I J L ' psilon, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Delta Gamma, m - Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha ( B k.. « l Lambda Delta, Alumni Federation mPm m Scholarship MM Tric - Potc A 1 Michele Breaux n M Mortar Board, Delta Gamma, Angel 1 Flight, Rho Lambda, Phi Sigma Iota, • J L ' nion Lively Arts Committee, LSU 4 4 J Concert Band, ACM lk i. Elizabeth A. Breaux Home Economics Student Advisory Council — Founding Chairman, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Nu, Zeta Tau Alpha, Lambda Chi Alpha, Little Sisters, Tiger Band, Freshman Ad- visor, Firestone Scholarship i Louise N. Chamberlain ODK, Mortar Board — Vice Presi- dent, Rho Lambda, Delta Gamma, Scotch Guard, Accounting Society, T. H. Harris Scholarship, Deans List - P Jeanne Byers Mortar Board, WPRG — Assistant il m iSL 1 News Director, Director of Public Af- fairs, National Dean ' s List, Alphas Lambda Delta, Sigma Delta Chi, Ideas ( T Issues Committee, Hitesman Award v A ' yy for Outstanding Journalism, Alumnij 4 M ' : Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship lA M - I ' ' 5 American Universities and Colleges vlrsi Beth Dore Union Fashion Committee. Union Program Council, Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Nu, Dean ' s List, American Society ot Interior Designers Audrey Anne Evans Dean ' s List, Chancellor ' s Freshman Honor Award, Honors Scholarship, Centennial Scholarship, Pi Sigma Alpha, Mu Sigma Rho, LSU Pre-Law Association — President Paul Fleming Dean ' s List, Phi Eta Sigma — Presi- dent, Delta Sigma Pi — Senior Vice President, Business Administration Leadership Council, Junior Division Advisory Council, Beta Gamma Sigma, Mu Kappa Sigma Tau, T. H. Harris Scholarship, Alumni Federation Scholarship x Judith M. Gelpi Alpha Delta Lambda — Vice Presi- dent, Phi Upsilon Omicron — Presi- dent, Alpha Zeta — Vice President, Omicron Nu, Student Dietetics Association, Student Advisory Coun- cil for Home Economics J Malette M. Dowling % Alpha Delta Pi — President, Mortar 1 1 Board, Delta Sigma Pi, Rho Lambda, l Business Administration Leadership • Council, Presidents Council, Inter- sorority Athletic Council, Dean ' s List, K Board of Supervisors Scholarship J% Mary F. Faulkinberry Mortar Board, Kappa Alpha Theta — President, LSU Student Finance Association — President, Phi Kappa 1 f Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Eta A w Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta, Rho Lambda. Alumni Federation Scholar- ship, Centennial Scholarship . Sonya Marie Forte i m Delta Gamma — President, Angel Flight, LSU Musical Happy End, Rho Lambda, Student at Large — LSU Lighting Survey Committee, Louisiana Girls ' State Staff, Assistant News Director for WPRG News r-J- 1 fi David Jennings Omicron Delta Kappa — President, Vice President, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Zeta — President, Vice Presi- dent, Agriculture Students Associa- tion, Block Bridle — Vice Presi- dent. Marshall, LSU Livestock Judg- ing Team, Phi Eta Sigma ' Stephen A. Landry Sij ma Nu — Pledge Class President, ll ' C. Chancellor ' s Code of Student ( onduct Board. Student Finance Association, Phi Eta Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, Dean ' s List, Board ot Supervisors Scholarship Teri Maloney Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa. Alpha Phi Omega, Rho Lambda — President, Panhellenic Council, Dean ' s List, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Zeta Tau Alpha i Beth LeBlanc Dean ' s List, Phi Kappa Phi, Mu Sigma ' Rho, Alpha Lambda Delta, Rho Lambda, Mortar Board, Angel Flight, Zeta Tau Alpha, Alumni Federation Scholarship Kenneth N. Oliver 1 LSM Corps of Cadets — Commander, College of Arts and Sciences — Vice President. Arnold Air, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Mortar Board, Dean ' s List, Capt. v Frank S. Hagan Memorial Award : - 1 L S.c Ifrlmkr Andrea Diane Phelps Kappa Delta, Scotch Guard, V V American Home Economics Associa- tion, University Court Justice, Panhellenic, Home Economic Economics Student Advisory Board — President, Rho Lambda, Omicron A Delta Kappa — Vice President, Stu- ■ Sa l l dent Athletic Advisory Council Lisa Mathews Dean ' s List. Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Sigma Iota. Phi Kappa Phi, Mu Sigma Rho, Pi Sigma Alpha, Angel Flight, Alpha Gamma Delta, Mortar Board Leslie Ouellette Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa, Tiger Band, Symphonic Band, Tau Beta Sigma, Angel Flight, Union Pro- gramming and Leadership — Vice President, LSU Program Council Chairman, LSU Governing Board Louise Anne Post Mortar Board, LSU Service Council — Vice President, Official LSU Special Olympics Committee, Scotch Guard, Delta Gamma, Songfest Chairperson, Chancellor ' s Award Scholarship, Freshman Honors Award, Alpha Lambda Delta I NOT PICTURED: Michael Bass, Judy Burnthorn, Maria Chambers, Nathan Chapman, Lisa Dykes, Mona Ivey, Tina Pace. ' .W ' d Mary Ann Prince Angel Flight, Kappa Alpha Theta, Mortar Board — Editor, Women in Communications, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Deans List, Mu Sigma Rho Colleen Marie Terro Mortar Board, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Delta Kappa, Omicron Nu, LSU Student Athletic Board, LSU Women ' s Basketball — Manager, Alpha Lambda Delta, Scotch Guard, Chancellor ' s Freshman Honor Award Esther White Alpha Lambda Delta, Scotch Guard, Kappa Delta — President, Mortar Board, Rho Lambda, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Students of Louisiana Association of Education, Board of Supervisors Scholarship Lisa Claire Alverne Sandoz Alpha Gamma Delta — President, Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kap pa, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Sigma Alpha, Phi Sigma Iota, Mu Sigma RHo, Rho Lambda, Dean ' s List 1 4 Denise Marie Savoie iMiDthF 1 rzK Alpha Xi Delta. Scotch Guard, Alpha Phi,Ma% I f B Lambda Delta, Rho Lambda, L -V h 1 1 r 2 Students for Edwards Campaign Com- Moitjitot 1 i ' A mittee, LSU ' s Young Democrats, Dean ' s List, AUSA r ' A Laura Shaffer Chi Omega, Panhellenic, Centenary College Choir, Acappella Choir, Angel Flight, Mortar Board — Editor, CCSC Scholarship, Louis Lena Peranin Scholarship, Alpha Sigma Lambda Scholarship Jody Wallis Alpha Delta Pi, Mortar Board, American Association of Petroleum Geologists Student Chapter, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Arts Sciences Stu- dent Council, Dean ' s List, Freshman Honor Award, Chancellor ' s Honor Award Kim Weimer Alpha Lambda Delta, Scotch Guard, Beta Alpha Psi, Dean ' s List, Freshman Honor Award, Centennial Award ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Th Pa U NP Pu AmOiiB IP) Alpha Epsilon Delta, the international premedical honor society, was founded in 1926 and presently has chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Most members of AED are preparing for careers in medicine, dentistry, and other allied health professions. The Louisiana Beta Chapter at LSU is currently the largesC chapter of AED in the United States, incorporating over 200 active members. Besides recognizing academic excellence, AED also encourages its members to be actively involved in its social and service programs. Annual social functions include Keg parties, the M A S H Bash, and the spring crawfish boil. Service programs include the Medical and Dental School Deans ' Convocation, blood pressure drive. Medical and Dental School tours, and a CPR Training seminar. EPSILONPITAU OMICRONNU fO « Epsilon Pi Tau is the honorary professional fraternity in industrial arts and industrial vocational education whose purposes are to promote and provide professional status for the fields of industrial arts and industrial vocational education, and to provide a medium for the professional development, and recognition of individual members for :heir leadership and achievement. i Omicron Nu is a national Home Economics honor society, open to juniors and seniors in the College of Home Economics with an average of 30 or above. The main objective is to promote high scholarship and leadership, and graduate study and research. Omicron Nu provides an opportunity for members to become involved in their major. The club stresses the professionalism of Home Economics, and strives to create an awareness of the varied and professional occupations in the Home Economics field. I ETA KAPPA NU I.E.E.E, ! ( lita Kufifm Nu is an honorary fraternity whose purpose is to encourage acatiemic excellence and to cooperate with the student chapters of I.E.E.K., H.A.R.S., and other engineering organizations. Membership is by invitation only and is primarily determined by class rank. To be eligible for election to membership you must be within tne top third of the Senior E.E. class or within the top fourth ot the junior EH. class. The primary purpose of our student branch of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics En ineen, Inc. is to be a technical and social organization by providing the students and faculty with a source of knowledge of occurrences in the Electrical Engineering Department and in the technical advancements being made in the electronics industry today. JE.EE promotes interest in the field of electrical engineering by providing such services as guest speakers that present topics on the latest technology as well as the newest equipment. In addition, we schedule field trips, beer blasts, the annual convention — SOUTHEASTCON, and the annual crawfish boil. ? ' KAPPA DELTA EPSILON f 0l m D rr. U Ttnct Kappa Delta Epsilnn, professional education honor society, is a service organization as well as an honorary one. Monthly meetings are held and selected speakers are invited to discuss professional matters; there are also meetings of a social nature. Among the activities for the year were sponsoring a group of Laotian children, preparing Thanksgiving baskets for Laotian families, sponsoring a candy sale, holding a car wash, and serving as hostesses for the Old Tigers Day brunch held by the College of Education. I Jt MORTAR BOARD Mortar Board, Inc., is a national honor society of college seniors. The society recognizes in its membership the qualities of superior scholastic ability, outstanding and continual leadership, and dedicated service to the coiTimunity. Although It is an honor to be selected for membership in jMnrtiir Board, it is that willingness of the selected individual to make the commitment to continue to serve that difftrentitues an honor society from an honorary. When the individual accepts membership, this acceptance indicates the person ' s agreement to accept the responsibilit) ' and obligation to be an active participant in , the chapter. .|| Some Activities of the 1982-83 Mortar Board include organization of the Student Activities fair, conducting a College Survival workshop (fall), and a Career Symposium (spring). M PHICHITHETA 1 Chi Theta is a national business fraternity designed to promote high educational standards and professional training for college students in the area of business. Phi Chi Theta strives to foster an inter-fraternity spirit of cooperation and mutual service among students in various business professions. Aside from being an integral part of the college years, Phi Chi Theta has many spea kers from the business community for those students who are looking for rewarding career opportunities. PHI ETA SIGMA Phi Eta Sigma is a national college scholastic honor society for freshmen. Its goal is to encourage and reward high scholastic attainment among freshmen in institutions of higher learning. National conventions are held each two years, with student delegates from each chapter attending at the national expense. All freshman men and women are eligible to join who have a . miulative grade-point average of 3.5 or better at the close of -urricular period during their first year. Phi Eta Sigma, an ,i vaid recognition of personal accomplishment, serves as ■ inceiuive for continued high scholarship. Phi Sigma lota is an honor society whose members are elected from among outstanding advanced (junior and senior) undergraduate and graduate students of all foreigi languages and literatures including Classic, Comparative Literature, Philology, Bilingual Education and Applied Linguistics, as well as faculties of the institutions honored with a Chapter. Election to Phi Sigma lota is considered the highest academic honor in the field of foreign languages and literatures. hi PHIUPSILONOMICRON p SIGMA LAMBDA CH nbetii Phi Upsilon Omicron, the National Honor Society for home economics, was founded in 1S)09 and now has collegiate and alumni chapters throughout the United States with a total membership of over 50,000. Phi U members provide leadership for the profession by working together to recognize and promote academic excellence; develop qualities of professional and personal leadership; provide opportunities for service to the profession; and to encourage professional and personal uue ' ity As sophomores, Home Economics students become eligible for election to membership. A 3.0 grade point average is required for sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Sigma Lambda Chi is a national honorary fraternity which recognizes outstanding Construction Technology majors. ' ' ' RHO LAMBDA Rho Lambda is a Panhellenic Honorary for Junior and Senior Sorority women who have «™||)u. demonstrated outstanding leadership, ability, and loyalty to their sorority and to Panhelle Prior to Rush in the Fall, Rho Lambda sponsored a parent ' s orientation to tell parents of rushees about sororities and rush. In the spring, Rho Lambda sponsored a wine and cheese ' party for graduating seniors. A large part of Rho Lambda ' s activities are centered around the nominating, tapping and initiating of members who have been chosen to be honored for their outstanding service tf the Panhellenic. I««i THE ROYAL ORDER OF THE LAMPSHADE I Now if we told about the details of The Royal Order of the Lampshade, it wouldn ' t be such a big secret any more. However, we can tell who the members were this year: (standing) Harte Lite, Bobby, Serious, Hia Sung, Dad, Double-T, Mom; (sitting) Mr. Wool, Masked Avenger. Not pictured: Traaaa, Gone Fishing. -.11 •1 TAU BETA PI The purpose of Tau Beta Pi is to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering, and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in engineering colleges. TAU SIGMA DELTA AGRICULTURE MECHANIZATION CLUB .■i- ' .,.i - vx-J Tau Sigma Delta is the only honor society nationally recognized in the fields of Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and the Allied Arts. Its prinnary goals are to emphasize scholarship and character, to stimulate mental achievement, and to award students who have attained high scholastic standings. The Alpha Zeta Chapter was established here at LSU with the Grand Chapter located at Clemson University, South Carolina. The Chapter is made of students who have met the minimum requirements for academic work and scholastic average. Throughout the year the Agriculture Mechanization Club provided many activities for its members. Our fall semester began with a barbeque given by the faculty. This gives the club members the opportunity to meet their instructors along with meeting many of their classmates. We also held our annual Couchon-de-lait where we invite our dates over on Friday afternoon before a home game for good food and a good time. m AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY AGRICULTURAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society was reorganized at L.S.U. in 1981. Since that time L.S.U. SAACS has grown into a stable, well-represented organization. The club is designed to involve chemistry students in science related service projects throughout the community and state. Some of these projects include tours of chemical plants and having guest speakers from chemical plants at the meetings. The Agricultural Students Association is an organization composed of two representatives from each of the fourteen agricultural clubs on campus. ASA officers are elected each spring by the students within the College of Agriculture. The ASA assists the college in events like convocation and the Agricultural Ball. Funds for ASA and each participating club are earned by providing concession for the spring PRCA Rodeo. 1 iinanon ittictouns During the summer of 1982 the LSU Agronomy Club joined up with the soil conservation Society of America to form a new chapter of SCSA here at L.S.U., as well as the existing Agronomy Club. We supported the L.S.U. Soils Judging team on their Regional Soils contest to be held in Mississippi, in October, as well as the Crops Judging team in their competition in the Sprmg. Many other activities such as the annual fall Pigroast and the Spring Rodeo helped make this year successful. Ji AMERICAN ADVERTISING FEDERATION A.I. A, ■WiiMliiiiiMiilMiiiMi A.I.E. S.E.C. rhrough its affiliation with the National Chapter, current rofessional news and national design competitions are made vajlable to LSU architecture students. rhe chapter was the co-host of the spring convention in New Means. The chapter regularly organizes design oUaborations, called charettes, between students, faculty, nd renowned professionals. The chapter and Dr. Jason Shih, acuity advisor, are striving to organize a lecture series by lationally known professionals, for the benefit of students nd faculty. AIESEC is a French abbreviation which stands for International Association of Students in Economics and Business Management. It was created after WW II to improve international relations. The number of nations with tIESEC programs has increased from seven to fifty-eight, including over sixty communities in the U.S. The main function of an AIESEC community is to find, in advance, jobs in the local area for foreign students. One member of an AIESEC community is provided a job abroad, for every local job the community raises. The goal of AIESEC is to promote international understanding, cooperation, and interdependence. B . I I AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS The LSU chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers is a professional organization aimed at planning , and engaging in career oriented and social activities for thl prospective industrial engineer. Career oriented activities such as professional conferences, student conferences andl speakers keep the students abreast of the current thought in their fields, while volleyball, soccer, and basketball games, along with keg parties, allow time for the students I to get to know their classmates and professors. The LSU chapter looks forward to continued growth as it strives toward professionalism. . ERS AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS K AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS of I of Civil : American 5 Engineers is a student group which is a part of the larger organization of practicing engineers. The society which was founded in 1852 is the oldest of the professional engineering societies. The organization not only fosters professionalism among « its members but also offers the students the benefits of affiliation with other students and faculty in this field. The group is also responsible for engineering numerous festivities throughout the year. These include constructioilj of, and competition with, a concrete canoe, participation W in state and regional conventions, and frequent keg parties; « AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS fiwliii ruaao The American Society of Interior Designers is an organization composed of educated professionals and interior design students uniquely qualified to solve the complex problems of the interior environment. The student chapter of ASID is geared toward preparing sffliU ! i ' - - students for the many design challenges which they :ace upon graduation. ASID SC also presents Interior Design students at L.S.U. with the opportunity to get to now one another and have a great time while learning to lelp others and expand their knowledge of interior design. ofiim Fellowship with students in related curriculums such as Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Graphic Design, ind Fine Arts is encouraged through ASID SC. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Composed of students enrolled in the mechanical engineering curriculum, the student section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers promotes the interaction of students among themselves and faculty. In addition, ASME provides students with the opportunity tol begin their careers by joining a professional engineering society. ASME helps keep students aware of recent developments in the mechanical engineering field through publications and other activities. Students are given the chance to meet j with representatives from industry at meetings. Other activities include field trips to local industries, and helpitigl students prepare for the Engineering Training Test. ASSOCIATION OF GENERAL CONTRACTORS iii faculty, jpportujii ' pui hjncet icaii LSU ' s student chapter of the Associated General Contractors erves to promote unity between students and iractitioners. It also attempts to enlarge the students ' mderstanding of the scope of building construction. This hapter also provides a means of interaction between lembers within the chapter and other student chapters. . g|B BLOCK BRIDLE CLUB The 1982-83 year was filled with many successes. The AH Student Rodeo and sales from the PRCA Rodeo were great profit makers. The club also helped with Kiwanis service projects, LSU Producers ' Day, and funding the Livestock Judgmg Team with over $2000. The greatest successes being the new members gained and the experiences gathered which make us better people and better members of the club of Block and Bridle. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION LEADERSHIP COUNCIL FIFTH YEAR ARCHITECTS S 1 The Business Administration Leadership Council (BALC), founded in the spring of 1981, is now well established and working to meet the needs of the College of Business. The Council is composed of students who represent each department and each organization in the College. The group ' s main purpose is to serve as a liaison between the students and the administration. The first project the Council under took was to purchase a set of reference books for the CEBA reading room. The Council organized the Business Organization Fair in CEBA September 1 and 2 and published the Ledger which was included in fall registration packets. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA itp The Louisiana State University Collegiate Future Farmers of America Club, chartered in 1932, is the oldest collegiate FFA chapter in the United States. It is a social- service- professional- educational organization geared to the needs tssoii; and interests of students seeking employment and service in agriculture and agriculture related fields. ■ litiJti( The LSU FFA operates on an annual budget of over S3000 fteke and has initiated a scholarship to be given annually starting in the fall of 1983. By participating in the LSU FFA and related activities, members develop leadership capabilities, communication skills, and other attributes that assist them in their professional development. DAIRY SCIENCE .service- 10 the I anJiemi ' otovti Si luillvsn :tiii Jie L.S.U. Da Vj Science Club is a student organization ed at promoting the dairy industry. The club is open to iny interested student and offers many social and educational opportunities. Dur club is an affiliate of the Southern and National Dairy Association. This enables club members to associate hemselves with students and teachers from other Jniversities and throughout the industry. The club also )ffers students the opportunity to work with dairy cattle ind obtain practical experience. ' fl! DELTA SIGMA P Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in Universities by encouraging ' scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice. Delta Sigma Pi promotes closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and fosters a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the] Civic and commercial welfare of the community. Founded in 1907, Delta Sigma Pi has today a membership of over 103,000, in 201 undergraduate Chapters and 63 alumni chapters all around the U.S. GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDENT ASSOCIATION LA. HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION otswia jpiictice. culture afii CtffiOfiS GDSA is a student association of Graphic Design majors organized to extend opportunities for further education outside of class and to get to know peers in a more social atmosphere. Guest lectures, team projects, and parties of varying degrees of disorder are regular events. Louisiana Home Economics Association is a professional organization composed of students majoring in Home Economics. Majors include Nutrition, Clothing, Textiles, Fashion Merchandisings, and Dietetics. Our organization has two fund raisers and two service projects a year. Our club is used to promote Home Economics and to help students gain knowledge on their future job opportunities. HORTICULTURE CLUB The LSU Horticulture Club was reinstated in 1946 by- Professor B. H. Singletary. It is a well established club with a definite future, composed of both horticulture and non- horticulture majors, faculty, staff, alumni, and honorary members. The Club is striving to promote horticulture by bringing before its members topics for discussion by qualified personnel in the professional field of horticulture. Great emphasis is placed on establishing bonds of friendship through many educational and social programs designed to create everlasting ties between Club members and persons of other agricultural fields of common interests. INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION CLUB NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION OF SECRETARIES The many advantages of membership in National Collegiate Association for Secretaries include affiliation with a national organization and the chance to meet and work with other students who have the same interests and professional goals as yourself. NCAS activities are designed to encourage exchange of ideas and experiences among those students planning careers in office systems and teacher trainees in the office systems area. They also provide opportunities for contrasts between students and professional businessmen and business women. NATL STUDENT SPEECH, LANGUAGE AND HEARING ASSOC. voi The National Student Speech, Language and Hearing Association (NSSLHA) was created as an outgrowth of students ' desires for closer affiliation with professionals in the field of normal and disordered human communication behavior. NSSLHA operates as an independent organization and is recognized by the professional society, the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA), as the official organization for students interested in speech, language and hearing processes and disorders. PETROLEUM LAND MANAGEMENT The Petroleum Land Management Association of LSU is a student organization for PLM majors. Its purpose is not only social but functional. Prominent and knowledgeable members from the petroleum industry are invited to speak at each meeting to give students information on changes, needs, and employment opportunities in the field. In addition, the Association has pledged funds to purchase reading materials related to the PLM field for student use. Further, it has pledged to make the industry aware of the LSU P.L.M. Program through direct contacts and the use of available media. PI SIGMA EPSILON Damrl Lawrence ' Sigmatpsiton provides a collegiate organization for marketing students, educators, and professionals. It is dedicated to the building of the marketing profession, and to the stimulation of improved marketing and selling education, techniques, and standards. ipiia tm PRE VET MED SOCIETY md WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS SIGMA ALPHA IOTA [rhe LSU Chapter of Women in Communicatinm, Inc. in :oordination with the National Goal, attempts to increase [he visibility and influence of women in communications by j inking women and men from all fields of communications. jjtudent membership is open to any student who seeks a rommunications career, maintains a 3.0 average in |ournalism, and a 2.5 overall. tudent activities include sponsoring communications peakers, and helping the School of Journalism in various asks. Sigma Alpha Iota is an International Music Fraternity, whose purposes are to foster interest in music, and to promote social contact among persons sharing an interest in music. SAl strives to uphold a high level of musical education and to further the development of music in America by raising the standards of musical work among students of colleges and uriiversities. LSUs Sigma Phi chapter maintains these national objectives by sponsoring a scholarship fund, holding semester musicals, and giving general support to LSU ' s musical community. m SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FORESTERS The LSU Forestry Club maintains a membership of approximately 25-30 each semester. Activities during the fall semester include the Annual Fall Smoker, which is designed to intorduce freshmen and transfer students to the upperclassmen and faculty, and a firewood sale to make money for some of the spring activities. Spring activities include the Mini-Conclave, which is a day of forestry related competition such as log chopping, pole climbing, and log biriling. The Mini-Conclave prepares Forestry Club members for competition in the Southeastern Conclave, which will be held in Florida in 1983. The Forestry Club also participates in Jam-Jam by selling crawfish. he mm-- SOCIETY OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY W the fall 1982 semester the Society of Engineering Technology planned a visit to Taft Nuclear Plant, guest peakers and some of our traditional parties. We also )articipated in co-rec intramurals. s all of these activities give the members a chance to get o know each other, as well as the teachers, so that they :an help each other morally and academically. The officers eel that all the members of S.E.T. had an enjoyable and vorthwhile semester. - ' sl SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS fm : mfwmm The Society of Petroleum Engineers, commonly called 5PE, has been an important part of the Department of Petroleum Engineering for many years. Its function is to expose the Petroleum Engineering student to the facets of I the outside profession. The student attends meetings, field] trips, the annual national convention, and many other functions directly associated with the Petroleum industry. The student section at L.S.U. is only a small fraction of thej many sections hosted at various schools. The student section is a part of the National Society of Petroleum Engineers, which is worldwide. Being a member of the Soc ety of Petroleum Engineers can be a great step forward into the future world of the Petroleum Engineering profession. IB ALPHA PHI OMEGA I Alpha Phi Omega is a co-educational national service (fraternity originally chartered in 1932. The Alpha Epsilon ichapter on Louisiana State University ' s campus was Irechartered in February of 1980. Alpha Phi Omega is based ron the principles of the Boy Scouts of America and its [motto, Be a Leader. Be a Friend, Be of Service. Alpha )Phi Omega provides service in the areas of nation, jcommunit) ' , campus, and fraternity. The closeknit brotherhood of Louisiana State LIniversity ' s Alpha Epsilon chapter stems from its ability to combine service projects with social activities, while the main objective ot Alpha Phi Omega remains to serve mankind. TIGER BAND CHEERLEADERS «-«• BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The purpose of the Baptist Student Union is to lead students to a commitment to Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord, and to nurture them in the Christian faith and life. The Christian student grows in his faith and matures in his discipleship through worship, Bible study, churchmanship, fellowship and stewardship. He also reaches out to serve God and man through evangelism, ministry, missions, and social action. Thus the ministry of BSU involves the inward and outward journeys of Christian growth and outreach. Activities include chapel services on weekdays, fellowships every Tuesday night, fellowship luncheons twice a month, participation in intramural sports and many others. BENGAL DIVE CLUB i S i4i i : iifiin imarfj oservt inns, J The LSLI Bengal Dive Club promotes the sports of scuba diving and skin diving through participation. We are striving for development of both skills in procedures and in performance required for safe diving, and to further the knowledge and expertise of our members in the sport of diving. Achievement of these goals shall be provided through workshops, field trips, social gatherings, lectures and presentations, diving exercises and practice, and, mainly, through lots of planned dive trips. We really have a great time and we try to go diving as much as possible! Our dive trip locations range from Grand Isle-Rig diving to Destin-Spring and Cave diving to Panama City-Boat Dives to the Florida Keys-Coral Reefs to trips out of the country. Sm CIRCLE K CLUB Circle K is a service organization through which college students can find a means of responsible student action in their communities and a more active involvement in the life of their campus. We are involved in activities that help people and serve the campus and community. Circle K is a practical laboratory for the development of personal leadership skills and the growth of personal initiative in analyzing the needs of our environment and attempting to find solutions for them. It is a means of forming friendships, working in a common cause with other students, and simply having fun. COLLEGIATE 4-H m tni Collegiate 4-H Clubs began as early as the 1920 ' s, because 4-H members attending college wanted to continue in 4-H. Formation of the national organization began in April of 1974. The organization has continued to grow since that time, and members are now from all corners of the United States. The purpose is to promote, maintain, and increase interest in 4-H at local through international levels, to function as a service oriented organization, and to promote fellowship through social and leadership events for students with common interests. THE GUMBO 1983 Gumbo Staff Darryl Lawrence, Editorial Assistant Tracey Post, Editor-in-Chief Diana Kay Gary, Copy Editor Tracia von Dameck, Design Editor Steve Helmke, Managing Editor Joe Travis, Head Photographer David Zietz, Photo Editor a Gumbo Photographers Joe Travis David Ziet2 Diana Kay Gary Darryl Lawrence Paul Guillory Keith Smith Kevin Leigh )of Tnvn and David iett w wm ft r Design Staff Tracia von Dameck, Design Editor Robert Guy Chantaye E. Redmon Jim Zisk Bonnie Blundell ri JUNIOR TRAINING COMMAND ASSOCIATION OF THE U.S. ARMY ■Hi The Junior Training Command System is an essential element in the development process designed to change a young man or woman from a civilian to a cadet and ultimately to an army officer. There are three basic functions which thtJTC System performs; conversion and development of a young man or woman into a professional soldier, identification of those cadets who cannot function under stress, and finally to provide a vehicle by which the Senior ROTC Cadets can improve their techniques. Mi tol ARMY CADRE iioj! ' These officers and noncommissioned officers represent . the latest in a long line of Army ROTC Cadre who have trained LSU students into responsible leaders. They are J proud to be a part of Louisiana State, a school founded in rich military tradition. The Ol ' War Skule, as it is fondly referred to, has produced many of the finest officers ever to serve in America ' s military service. BENGAL RAIDERS RIFLE TEAM The Bengal Raiders, formed in March 1963, is the newest military organization on the LSU campus. The mission of the Bengal Raiders is to develop a more challenging and beneficial military program for the LSU student, to encourage and aid in physical fitness, and to develop those qualities of leadership and followership which are essential in combat and civilian career related fields. Emphasis is placed on Raiders becoming proficient in Special Warfare, Patrolling, Land Navigation, Mountaineering, Map and Compass Reading, I ' nconventional Warfare, Psychological Warfare, and I ' narmed Defense. The LSU Rifle Team is the newest varsity sport on campus. Last year the team was 5-2 and placed 3rd in the Southeastern Conference Tournament and 8th in the Mardi Gras Invitational Match at Nicholls State which consisted of over 40 participating teams nationwide. The team also provided assistance to the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board for their annual JROTC Rifle Match and the HPRE Department with the Junior Rifle Association Sectionals held at LSU in late April. SCOTCH GUARD PLEDGES on din At Scotch Guard s an honorary women ' s organization sponsored by the Army ROTC. As the official hostess of the University, the Guard ushers Union and Assembly Center events, welcomes distinguished guests of the University, and greets visiting football teams at the airport. The Guard also acts as a support group for the Army and as a service to the community. We attend the Military Ball and Corps Field Day, and do special projects for such organizations as the Baton Rouge Crisis Center and Special Olympics. Membership in the Guard is based on leadership, scholarship, and character. It is a distinct privilege, for it offers the opportunity to serve. 335 Hll SCOTCH GUARD OFFICERS CADET CORPS STAFF . ji -x.. ■ , ARMY GROUP STAFF I ■T Hf Vil «i IT? MP? rS 1 Tg 1 M % IwP F ' ■ H ' - ;; % .;% tlr f:; f - ANGEL FLIGHT .,r ■ ' ■ ' -., :., . OFFICERS 1 i kVMffiei m L.S.U. Angel Plight is an honorary service organization which assists in the recruiting for the Air Force R.O.T.C and the Arnold Air society. On campus, Angels usher school sponsored functions at the Union and L.S.U. Assembly Center. Besides participating in Flight services on campus. Angels are active in other school organizations. Off-campus, Angel Flight sponsors Meals on Wheels and has adopted a number of poor families. Our main goal this year was to be successful in our Hunger and Cancer Projects. This year L.S.U. Angel Flight hosted Area Conclave, one of the Southern Regional Conventions. % iii ♦ r ' '  ' % SCABBARD BLADE PERSHING RIFLES Kevin Leigh The National Honorary Society ot Pershing Rifles. company Delta-6, LSU, is a precision drill team which competes against other universities and provides special performances for LSU and the Baton Rouge community. During the Sprmg semester, the Pershing Rifles attend two major drill meets. In the spring of 1982 they won two first place and one second place trophy at the Regimental Drill Meet. At the National Drill Meet in Kentucky they won a second place trophy and a third place medal. AIR FORCE CADRE RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION The Residence Hall Association acts as a governing body by reviewing and recommending changes in regulations, policies, and physical facilities pertinent to, and beneficial to, students in the residence halls. RHA also organizes and sponsors educational, social, entertamment, and recreational activities of benefit and interest to students living in residence halls. The chief governing body of the RHA is the Executive Council. The Executive Council is composed of the three executive officers and the vice-presidents of each of the Residence Halls Councils. Each student in an LSU residence hall is automatically a general member of the RHA. which entitles him to cast one vote in all general elections. toi Mi Sports Editor and Asst. Sports Editor ik il ' - I Spring Staff ¥ Reveille Cartoonists Associate Managing Editor and News Editors STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION STUDENT LEADERSHIP ASSEMBLY The Student Government Association is composed of three branches. The executive branch administers and carries out S.G.A. progams, while it initiates new ones. It is headed by President Kirk Gasperecz and Vice-President Linda Hooks. The Judicial branch (University Court) has nine members. They hear cases pertaining to S.G.A. rules and elections. In the third branch, the legislative one, each L.S.U. student is represented in three different ways, by their college, their place of residence, and by At-Large representatives. The student assembly, as these representatives are called, is led by speaker of the assembly, Andre Castaing. toi 3 f SGA EXECUTIVE STAFF SGA OFF-CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES SGA AT-LARGE REPRESENTATIVES CAMPUS HOUSING REPRESENTATIVES I ■4 J UNION PROGRAM COUNCIL 1 M -: ' ' iM ...-4 ' .. 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' i?S gjIggg l H 1 V ■ y J I ' i - I Closing Photography Diana Kav Gary Paul Guillory Darryl Lawrence Kevin Leigh Keith Smith Joe Travis David Zietz Contributing Photographers Cind Baker Ron Berard Darryl CaiUouet Colleen Davenport Tommy Garland David Gusler Jeannie Hacker Steve Helmke Tracev Post Stephen Sanchez Jim Zietz Reni Zietz Design Tracia von Dameck Bonnie Biundell Robert Guv Editor Copy Diana Kay Gary — Editor Chantaye Redmon — Tvpist Mark Lambert Darryl Lawrence Linda Sussman Staff Jeanne Boudreaux Kim Cetalu Chris Chandler Kevin Gautreaux Steve McHugh Jana Smart Bridgitt Smith Jim Zisk Editor ' s Note Special Thanks Jon Fisher Norma Bajon Dee Dee Ellis Sara Stark Mike Konvicka Karl Tate Robert Guv Mr. and Mrs. Robert Post Kristin Post Sande Helmke Pam Michel Leslie Ouellette As I sit here at -4:00 a.m.. facing the last few hours of our tmal deadlme. and listening to George VC ' mston for the tenth time (thanks Darryl). I have a sense of both the finality and the relief of reaching the end. More than that though, I have accumulated enough memories to fill this book. I have had the good fortune to work with some of the best people I could ever know. Everyone on staff gave 110 percent to the book. We never would have made spring deadline otherwise. I would like to take this opportunity now to express my thanks to those who have been important in the production of the book: 1983 Gumha: To Steve, the best managing editor I could ever have. His humor and bright outlook have often helped keep me going ... to Tracia. whose creative designs have formed the basis ot this book ... to Diana — always full ot great ideas and new concepts . . . to Joe and David, whose talent is surpassed only by their patience in putting up with me all year ... to all of our photographers, who have given the book its quality ... to Darryl. for always being ready to help out with anything (and for George Winston and fantastic back rubs). Joseph Wilkins Susan Fredlund Louie ' s Herb Vincent Sports Information The Daily Reveille Chere Dastugue Otey White Kerry Graves Ron Berard Linda Hooks Ten Maloney Leslie Cole Cindy Baker Jana Sturgill Linda Sussman Avery Pic Kerry Ladner Kevin Lemoine WAFB Maj. Morris Wood Fred Elsing Flo Walton I also want to give special thanks to Karl; I can ' t say enough about his division pages. And to Robert, who has worked as hard as the editors. To Jana and Linda for giving their weekends to help us out. To Mr. Fisher and Mrs. B. for everything they ' ve done for us ... I guess I could go on forever. If there was one thing which has made this book and these people so special, it is the fact that we ' ve been close friends, not just fellow staff members. I would like to thank all of my friends, both on staff and off. You ' ve all been a great help. One more very special thanks goes to my parents — their encouragement and support have meant more than I can express. Finally, I would just like to say thank you to everyone who has helped us in any way during the year (it ' s just that it ' s hard to remember clearly at 4:00 in the morning). I couldn ' t have done it without each and every one of you, and I wouldn ' t have wanted to. Tracey Post Editor-in-Chief I PS. Thanks for this layout Matt. k)i b .}! • V ' = MM