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

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At the 26th annual Jambalaya Jamboree I A1 yie tkcui. tke dxuiAux: umaA mt . The 26th annual Jam Jam was held April 13,17 and 19. 1986. Contests such as Mr. and Miss Jam Jam and the Cajun Dance drew crowds of more than 400 people in the Union Theater. The Cajun games between the competing teams in- volved the Pirogue Race, which was held on the LSU lakes. Jam Jam Day involved the themed skits put on by the participating groups and food booths featuring cajun food and drink. Later that day there was a dance contest open to the public. 2000 people attended the awards ceremony at the end of the event. Eleven awards were given. AWARDS Sweepstakes: Acacia and Delta Gamma. Second Place: Delta Tau Delta and Phi Mu. Third Place: Sigma Nu and Kappa Kappa Gamma. Cajun Games: Delta Tau Delta and Phi Mu. Mr. and Miss Jam Jam: Acacia and Delta Gamma. Cajun Dance: Acacia and De- lta Gamme. Pirogue Race: Lambda Chi Alpha and Delta Zeta. Concessions Enter- tainment: Delta Tau Delta and Phi Mu. Second Concessions Entertainment: Acacia and Delta Gamma. Third Concessions Enter- tainment: Sigma Nu and Kappa Kappa Gam- ma. Concessions: Sigma Pi and Alpha Xi Delta. All photos by Drew Stor L,aiTy Wisdom of Lambda Chi Alpha and Katie Reece engage in some in- terpersonal communication between skits. 24 Life in General includes Jam Jam

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Sometimes Spring Break is used to find that perfectly secluded strip of beach to escape the teeming masses of college life. After 300.000 college students from across the country leave the beaches of Florida hints of damage can be seen along the coast of the Everglade Stale. nmm Life in General includes Spring Break 23

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' Living in Acadia ' earned Tim Maillet and his crew of Delta Tau Delta and Phi Mu a first place ranking at Jam Jam. Life in General includes Jam Jam 25