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

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With all eyes on him, Pi Kappa Alpha mm-mher Mike Cole tries desperately to get the furthest dis- tance in the Greek Week games. A bathtub full of beer seems to attract a crowd at the Delta Zeta-Phi Kappa Theta pajama party. With Tri Sig emblems on their clothes and vehi- cle. members of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority czir- cle the campus.

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5 i Kenny Farmer gets a glass of beer while Mark Mohr waits in line at the Greek Social at the Tau Kappa Epsilon house before the first football game. A Phi Mu member posts a banner above the court in Stopher Gym to give the Lady Colonels some encouragement in their basketball game. 'L . ,DJ 4 fr . , , i --' s M x ,- WK - lv-I-mx, tk f 'XXX Q i N. 5 V X if Sybil Iackson and Kim Gil find a place to enjoy a quiet moment during a fraternity social. t ll 9 It Members of Tri-Sig enjoy a social at the Phi Sigma Kappa house. The group's other officers are Karen Godwin, vice presi- dent: Buggsie Majorie. treasurer: Silvia Martinez, secre- tary: and Lin Gassenberger, rush chairperson. Faculty advisor is Martha Leese. Members are Ellen Boudreaux, Grace Bourgeois, Rox- ane Breaux, Muffie Brennan, Minnie Bruce. Susan Burca- low. Cheryl Caminita, Peggy Chaney, Susan Connors, Iulie Crouch, Karen Denous, Carol Dicharry, Mary Ann Giglio. Kim Gil, Melanie Giroir, Susan Giroir, Karen Griffon, Iodi Kennedy. Mary Elizabeth Leese, Gesina Lockridge. Linda Malone, Laura Martinez, Cindy Mathews, Martha Meha- lik, Linda Pahnke, Mary Peltier, Evelyn Pfeiffer. Ioyce Rathle, Iudi Richard. Patti Roche, Cathy Seely. Karen Toole, Paula Vezinat, Helen Wenzel and Linda Woods. Phi Mu The Kappa Eta chapter of PHI MU sorority was the first sorority to organize on campus. It now has 45 active mem- bers. Phi Mu activities during the year included Phi Week in the fall. During the week, the group held a popcorn C rr-ck