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

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324 Sca -- Sho Michael Scallan, Heserve, Fr Bernard Scello Jr , Lafayette, Soph Cheryl Scheafler, Thrbodaux, Sr Kim Schexnaildre, Marrero, Fr Anita Schexnayder, Houma, Soph David Schefnayder, Paulina, Fr David Schexnayder, Thrbodau-r, Sr Glenn Schexnayder, Vacherre, Fr Jan Scnexnayder, Houma, Jr ken Schexnayder, Norco, Soph Kevin Schexnayder, Destrehan, Sr Kirk Schexnayder, Houma, Fr Mark Schexnayder, Destrehan, Jr Michael Schexnayder, Thrbodaux, Fr Otis Schexnayder, Convent, Soph Diane Schexnaydre, Thrbodaux, Jr Joanne Schexnaydre New Sarpy, Jr Pamela Schreman, Gretna, Fr Michael Schilling, Thrbodaux, Fr Thomas Schindler, New Orleans, Fr Andrew Schrro, Thtbodaux, Sr Edgar Schrro, Thrbodaur-, Fr Danrta Schladwerler, Houma, Fr Gilbert Schmidt, Thrbodaux, Fr Sherry! Schmidt, Thrbodauff, Jr Susan Schmidt, Thtbodaux, Fr Theodore Schmidt, New Orleans, Jr Stephen Schmitt, New Orleans, Fr Rosemary Schmrll, Boutte, Sr Nancy Schneider Thrbodauk, Sr Marlene Schneller, Metairie, Fr Richard Schoen, Houma, Fr Noel Schoenteld, New Orleans, Sr Catherine Schoonenberg, Houma Sr Milton Schouest, Cut Otl, Soph Cathy Schroder, Metairie, Fr David Schroeder, Metairie, Fr David Schuber, New Orleans, Fr Gary Schulingkamp, New Orleans. Martin Schwegmann, Marrero, Sr Bernadette Scoby, Houma, Fr Virgil Scogrn, Thrbodaux, Sr Glenn Scorsone, Belle Chasse, Fr Thomas Scorsone, Thrbodaux, Soph Charlene Scott, Thrbodaux, Fr Logan Scott, Schrrever, Jr Dorothy Scurto, Houma, Sr Ricky Scurto, Houma, Fr Todd Scurto, Houma, Fr Beverly Seale, Avondale, Soph Catherine Seely, Metairie, Soph Patrick Seely, Gray, Jr Bonnie Segar, Thrbodaux, Sr Joseph Serbert, New Orleans, Fr Robin Seibert, Westwego, Fr Susan Serrgny, Gallrano, Sr Diana Sewell, Thrbodaux, Sr Martha Seymour, Plaquemrne, Fr Linda Shaddox, Thrbodaux, Fr Kelley Shannon, New Orleans, Fr Mary Sharon, Houma, Sr Ray Sheaerer, Houma, Fr Cynthia Shelburne, Houma, Sr Debbie Shelburne, Thrbodaux, Soph Joseph Shepard, Grand lsle, Jr Walter Shepherd, New Orleans, Soph Charles Sherburne, Thtbodaux, Jr Cynthia Sherwood, Thibodaux, Fr Virginia Shriner, Houma, Fr Doyle Shirley, Morgan Cnty, Fr Cressenda Short, Houma, Fr John Shows, Larose, Soph Soph 11 X ,,,,, ' t 4, . 'QL L V.: 4 . Y g -rf Q .v ' ': V .51 'yvtfv ' QJ,?i T' .A f ' I . ' ' ,-f 1' -V,, I V ' V? 2 - '- '3ifgw-I J wx' x X ' K ' , 1 1 , 4 Mme T Q ..:. 3 L 'S T- . ,tj Q ' i n T H 'Zz' V45 7 if-ff ., -. f A 24 ' 'r , . ' . ' in ,f ,W jfs. H 1 if 'Y X 4 x ga 5 f' if a br! A-131 .Q 'ff 4 .Q H S 'R WW Gbir E A ' ' A ' Z ,'v- QW. A - ' ,, A P 7 ,V ' ' Q ffl V: : A ' A E ,ww .- .T 2 L 3 -fl, gg fi ' f' ' :rj V A Ll, . , ,4 1 H 5 Ax X C, fx i,., M Q : K X Q :.,' X ft s 5 at t J X ' 19 .J Q - , . R, ' f l 1 , ,, . fl? v 'TT xt 'T' 'ff at' ., - AA X R ' ti. . SN 71 ,,V, V l X i I - j 0 NCAA ranks Colonels up to flfth The weekly football poll in newspa- why the number nine position in the pers during the fall perhaps are the NCAA small college poll was occupied most discussed, argued over and bet by an unheard of school named Nic- upon creations put out by the NCAA, holls State. AP and UPI wire services. lt isn't known what the disc jockey Although more attention is focused said. The Colonels had a good on the major colleges, the Division Il answer, four straight victories, includ- small college poll became very impor- ing wins over 1975 GSC Champion tant to the Colonels' followers the first Jacksonville State and Troy State. week of October. According to the AP and the UPI No one knows exactly where it releases though,Wittenberg University started. One story told how a talk show of Ohio held the ninth position but this disc jockey in New Orleans received a didn't seem to matter. One out of three phone call from North Carolina asking was good enough for the Colonels' . K r , ' W E A , I, ,, X av ,.-1, I A, TP 'r 1, ' ,-A S , r. -:.N ', X tff ' ax ' ' fit? kr V A. ' l f W ' 5 'T Y' if S . j XA 's 1 F 1 ,, .Q az W, W va: 'n f Q bg -,L in 1.63. ef V if fa -A ii A vw .W ,f '. V - -453991 in hiv- X X Wk l ,, ya' rf' 'dvr K ggi' 7 r .ini A Xl Q 0, A -A I sith, Q 1' f .ui . K - ' . , y

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Nancy Songy Donaldsonville, Sr , ,rx-3 ' . John Sonnier, Houma Fr - N r - A H ,- Brian Sons. New Orleans, Fr jf! A gr .f ' 'Y' ,. A - ,Q ,I Susan Soprano, Thibodaux, Fr ,1 , 4, . D 4.-, ., L . ,gi 22 ' M Al M 'X Dolores Sorapuru. Edgard, Sr M f -A , , V' vig PQ , -if , . Charmaine Sorapuru Edgard, Fr . u 4' 'M' - , ' 'L-. ' ' i -, r Patricia Sorrell, Vacherie, Sr ' ' I b 3 j .- W , -,gf X , A lx 1 Dennis Soa, Metairie, Fr .L JQIYQ -' A- ' N 5 Eva Solo Thibodaux, Soph 9 - , q ' 1 1 5 z5,.wf I A ' , Ex' V- 1- ... . y Michael Soto, Thibodaux. Soph ' T' Q, ,Wei lvlary Soleropulos, Thibodaux, Soph A- L' , at lvlary Sotile. Donaldsonville, Jr ,, 3, ' . 3, 'L ' A M , Evelyn Southall, Plattenville, Sr g ,.- . I - , if L Phyllis Southall, Plattenville. Fr 'ei' M -' s X, y 7' - -... V fg- Winilred Southall, Thibodaux, Fr - ' f Q' ' , 5 ' in , 1' f 'ff .T -, Rebecca Sparks. Houma, Fr 1 f , Q i' 'Y ,511 Z- ' Dave Spahr, Thibodaux, Soph ' , , , , ' -., 4 Felecra Spahr Des Allemands, Jr f 1 L, ' f , ' V - - 'T ' . . .... - James Spear Thibodaux, Soph Charles Spence l-louma, Jr N' W Elizabeth Spencel-louma Fr 'Li Lg- Q -.. ' -,M Charles Spera, Thibodaux, Soph ,I V --,, . Judith Spicuzza, Arabi, Jr ., AQ , - ' Tl' , Maria Spinella Morgan City Jr - ' . ,, ' 3 .-'Aa Norma Spinella Thibodaux, Jr ' ,MW 'X . X l X Ronald Sport Ama, Scrph 5' - 3, , - S X r' Nancy Springler Thibodaux. Fr ' , : l M Www- ' rv-C -1 ,.,- 5,4---f . Dudley Stacller Laplace Fr ,X ,, 1 '-gr M. V, ' Thomas Stallord, Thibodauf, Fr g - W 5 -'r- 5 A Thomas Stallord, l-louma, Sr 1 , -c Y at V Lee Stagni Thibodau- Jr T., 1 ' . ,Q S V. -'Pj Paula Stagni, Thibodaur Soph . if ' A 1 fm , ' - W 1--P g Gwendolyn Staidum, l-louma. Fr 2, I ' ' r. ' , Mary Stal-elum Thibodaux, Soph ,,.-H., 'I Q ' 53' 1 I K W ' ttf AprilSlalI Thruoaau- Jr X -NL., t' -' , ' ' - Mil-,alStall rnrrrrgrdau- soprr 1' 4, ...: . i 'g.,a,, , - L Parents Co-op Center is full of life by Elaine McLester The children make enough noise to drown out the workmen installing a new kitchen. During the week guitar music or Spanish can be heard. For students with small children Cunder six yearsb the NSU Parents Co-op cares for, enter- tains and educates them from 8 am. to 4 pm., five days a week. Peggy Rouse, director of the program, attrib- utes its existence to three mothers who attend Nicholls. Two years ago Beryl Dupont and Brenda McPherson of Thibodaux and Terryl Cash of Houma saw a need fora child care center of par- ents attending Nicholls. 'They worked with the university and we now 326 Son-Sta have this building, Peggy Rouse said. Located in the back of the campus between maintenance and the ROTC buildings, the center has a waiting list of children. The co-op maintains a ratio of tive children to each worker, according to federal standards, Rouse said. Two student workers, two graduate assistants and two full time employees take care of the children, classified as infants, toddlers and pre-schoolers. Drawing much attention is David Jones, a tall, imposing animal science major. Dne parent told him he looked like a daddy, which is true since he has two sons. The senior was looking for some type of job on campus and became a student worker fixing toys, repairing cribs, picking up donated items or assembling an indoor swing set. I had my doubts about working with all these children, he said. The children seemed scared of me at first. But after seeing him work, their fears eased. Pam lvlarcel, working on her masters in psy- chology and counseling, teaches the children songs, while Rose Acre, whose daughter Rosita attends the center, teaches Spanish three days a week. Other guests include Dale Rogers of Thibo- daux, who visits with her guitar, and the janitor, whom the children love to question. Trips to different parts ofthe campus are taken, including the campus post office, football sta- Student workers assist the costumed bike riders on a trip around campus on a mini-Mardi Gras tour. The children attend the NSU Nursery School.