Nicholls State University - La Pirogue Yearbook (Thibodaux, LA)

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Profile of Who's Who students Of the twenty replies, membership in a 4.0 grade averages. social greek group was claimed by only two people-5 Service Qrgupg numbered 433 Positions held were president, vice pres- honoraries 26 and oft campus 19. ident, secretary, senator, editor, ROTC Seventeen students said tney nad made COmmander, Chairmen, disc jockey and the President's List, vvnile tvvo seniors nad fireman. X, 9 'Tian .- an-M 3' - 1 i 0. 0 0 l Q P 7 , Sciences Who's Who: Susan Coole, Kyle Zeringue and Cnarles LeBlanc A Pi Mu Epsilon: First row: Lana Bourf geois, Janice Blanchard, Arlene -W g3f1x.1w -,N ,. Cheramie. Francine lllurn. Melissa 5' Vicknair, Susan Bankester, Tneresa , Pollet, Nancy Ropicnaux, Diane f Ill Scnexnayder, Marilyn Bircnenougn. Ginger Stevens, Terri Breaux, Sec- . ond row: Steve wrescirhaus, Aaron X Portier, Terry Comeaux, Danny i Cavell, Dr Billy Holmes, Mike 5 1. , .. V . , Zeringue, Cnris Vvaguespack. Juliet - Graoert,Cnris Portier, Catherine 4 ' Weimer and William Epernardt. E .T ,,., y N .... f ,A FW 4' .'5',.'U 1 M , -z, 'QW' 'I-e HM: - 19719, , tw 1 - f- - . H -.- T g ,I 1 ,b -r ' M- J. J 'wf-W -- KV mfg' 'f. 6 Who s Wim Pi Mu F

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Air Society. The purpose of the group is to aid in developing Air Force offi- cers, create a closer ROTC unit, fur- ther the concepts of the Air Force and support aerospace povver. Members have served as ushers at Colonel football games, participated in painting the Senior Citizen's Home and marched as a drill unit in local parades. For the Bicentennial celebration, the group has competed in debates and sponsored a booth at class registration to help students. Prospective Air Force candidates were also treated to a bar- becue. Advisor is Capt. Roy Manibu- san. Officers are Greg Michot, com- mander, Charles Dupont, administra- tion, Chris Domangue, finance, Tony Plauche, information, and Rick Faehse, chaplain. The purpose of the Pershing Rifles is to develop organizational skills and a spirit of friendship Within the military science department. The group also maintains an efficient drill team vvhich serves the university. Formed from the Army ROTC unit on campus, the group has several social, military and philanthropic activ- ities. Advisor to the Pershing Rifles is Capt. Nolan Pike. Scabbard and Blade: Back row: Charles Duet, Clayton Diaz, Allen Doucet, John Billiot, Geoffery Dupre, Capt. Richard McLaren. Front row: Noel Smith, Terry LeBoeuf, Craig Walling, Jerome Muldowney and Mar- lon Punch. 7 Pershing RiflesfScabbard and Blade Officers are Jerome Muldovvney, commanding officer, Marvin Lagarde, executive officer, Timothy LeCompte, administration, Jerry Lopez, opera- tions, Clayton Diaz, supply, Allen Dou- cet, public information, and Terry LeBoeuf, first sergeant. Outstanding members of the Army ROTC units on college campuses are nominated to the National Society of Scabbard and Blade. Formed to pro- mote the ideals and goals of the mili- tary officer, the advisor is Capt. Rich- ard McLaren. Officers are Terry LeBoeuf, captain, Craig Walling, first lieutenant, Reginald Melancon, treasurer, and Noel Smith secretary. Pi Mu Epsilon is a national honor- ary math fraternity for students major- ing in mathematical or science fields. Activities include a student-faculty vol- leyball game, spring picnics and a 1 Q- rv ' X YA 5:3 1 if W Str . 9. ' VY I- i , 5. A Pershing Rifles: First row: Jerome Muldowney, Marvin Lagarde, Timothy LeCompte, Jerry Lopez, Clayton Diaz. Allen Doucet and Terry LeBoeuf. Second row: Noel Smith, Greg Wall- ing, Pamela Block, Kenneth Jones, Marlon Punch, John Billiot and Capt. A. Nolan Pike. banquet. Advisor is Dr. Billy l-lolmes. Officers are Chris Waguespack, president, Danny Cavell, vice president and Nancy Robichaux, secretary-trea- surer. Honorary organizations number only 17 of the 103 recognized groups on the Nicholls campus. For some, high academic achieve- ments are the basis for invitation to join. But for the majority of the honorar- ies, emphasis is on the major field of study chosen by its members. These groups work to bring a feeling of unity among students in the same field of study and encourage high aca- demic goals. These honorary groups are nation- ally recognized, with their advisors usually being members of the same group. ' 4 IN.: . X Silks

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Inside thus section: LESLIE WILBERT commutes to Nicholls like otheristudents, but in his own hearse. pg.278 f MISCHIEF MAKERS did their work at night, with the results for all to see. pg.282 JOSE' HERNANDEZ plans to become more than a graduate ot Nicholls: an American citizen. pg.310 BACKSTAGE at the Copas Bros.-Doug Kershaw Concerts offers many reflec- tions. pg.332 LAGNIAPPE finishes the section and defines the word tor the unintormed reader. pg.334 ThOlUfl0flft0NftbOf'lChlhlhOfl'DfYQl.Eflf'lFO werotoomuchlorPatParratopueup.evon it mnniuungmsooouunplllow.