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

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paw Q Ranked 1L6th in the nation. the Nicholls rifle team was undefeated in the state during the 1976-77 season. Members of the team are Larris Bourgeois, Larry jones, Karen Lee, Myron Fonseca, Nancy Adams and Allen Dou- cet. Bourgeois was the team's high shooter, with Lee also scoring high for the team. In addition to state competition, the team travelled to Florida for a match in which they competed against 20 other universities. With rifles wedged securely against their shoul- ders. Myron Fonseca and Larris Bourgeois pre- pare to shoot. Nancy Adams and Karen Lee ready their rifles and prepare to fire. 'V vit, ':' A . 'wp 1' - ' F,,,....... 1'-HQ Q QR -Q X Q g, ry ones aims at the target during rifle practice at the armory. Rot t Rn Rifle