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

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Pi Kappa Phi Chartered in 1975, the Delta Omicron chapter of PI KAPPA PHI fraternity won the IFC Community Service award in 1975 and 1977. One of the group's activities was a Gong Show held during the fall. Don Champagne is fraternity president. Also serving as officers are Ed Bourgeois, vice president: Malcolm Andry, historian: Mark Duplantis, secretary: Dennis Fanguy. chaplain: Mike Gravois, treasurer: and Kris St. Pierre, warden. Dwight Boudreaux is the group's advisor. Other members are Tim Allemand, Bert Boquet, Bob Borne. Ion Deekert, Aaron Fanguy, Dale Firmin, Mike Gar- rard. Dana Guidry, Ray Hebert. Louis Kirk, Charlie Lejeune. Tony Matto, Mark Olin, Les Stevens, Danny Tal- bot and Mark Thibodeaux. Alpha Phi Alpha In its second year at Nicholls. ALPHA PHI ALPHA has eight members and seeks to promote unity among black people. Gregory Knox is president. Other officers include Charles Williams, vice president: Victor Nicholas, secre- tary and historian: Honoray Lewis, treasurer: Wilbert Bou- dreaux. business manager: and Donald Davis. dean of pledge program. Other members are Perry Iohnson and McKinley McDonald. in 1 K t ll 9 It Chug-a-lugging. or downing one's beer in the shortest time possible. has become a favorite activity at many fraternity parties. Dave Doherty of Pi Kappa Alpha wears the title of Greek God. after being selected by a vote of the Greeks. Reigning as the Greek Goddess for 1977 is Kim LeBlanc of Alpha Gamma Delta. Mark Geist of Delta Sigma Phi moves into the lead in the Greek Week relay.

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Eddie Shenklin. center. of Alpha Phi Alpha dances at the Creek Social at the Phi Sig house the night before the Homecoming game. Over 500 Creeks attended and consumed over 7 kc-gs of beer. YS SQ- AI . N- 1 I ,K A D M L 1, vary 553353 J rw I . , .., .,igQg'22,f,.. in I, J, 4. Y sl .-g.' F 'I Q.: ij . V S.: ,L . Tim Cary of Phi Kappa Theta skids into the sand on his broad jump attempt during Greek Week events. 410 r-4 r-4 '3,....i P-4 Pike Cary Noto takes limi' out fortbi'f1'm.il1' gen- der at the Pi Kappa Alpha house during Spring Rush. Tim Lantrip is president of the fraternity. Also serving as officers are Eddie Bernard, senior dean: Raymond Tan- ner. junior dean: Robin Preston, treasurerg and Glynn Dagenhard-t, secretary. Faculty advisor is Quincy Thomp- son. Other members are David Ameen, Rocky Bush, Danny Chauvin, Mike Edwards, Iames English, Tom Flynn, Kenny Fugatte, Gil Hebert, Mark Henry, Karl Iones, Ioey Kennedy, Lenus King, Chris Michot, Billy Mooring and Larry Wiltz. Kappa Alpha In its first year as an active Nicholls chapter, the Epsilon Beta chapter of KAPPA ALPHA won first place in the Creek Week games. The new chapter also won the IFC scholastic award. President is Kurt Meyer. Other officers are Tommy Car- penter, vice president: Roger Kimball, recording secretary: Eugene Rother, corresponding secretary: and Thaddeus Zeringue, treasurer. Paul Leslie serves as faculty advisor. Other members are Kevin Bella, Clinton Bergeron, Ellis Braus. Tod Braus, Ken Caldwell, Lloyd Duffy, Don Ever- ett, Randy Firmin, Kim Folse, Carl Foreman, Robin Cil- more, Ralph Cuidry, lose Hernandez, Mark Housepian. Mark Landry, Chip Morella, Gerard Pena, Ieff Price, Mark Robichaux, Kirk Stansbury and Fenner Whitman. Tau Kappa Epsilon With 55 members and 25 pledges, the Mu Zeta chapter of TAU KAPPA EPSILON is the largest on campus. In addition to social activities, the fraternity sponsored a Halloween party for the Acadia Day Care Center chil- dren and gave red carnations to sorority pledges to wel- come them to the Creek system. Larry Palestina is fraternity president. Other officers are Michael Scaglione, vice president: Rickey Chaisson, chap- lain: Gerard Rockenbaugh, treasurer: Wade Perrin, secre- tary: Mack Cuenca, historian: Michael Hecker, associate trainer: and Brian Boudreaux, sergeant at arms. Greeks 155

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