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

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itltj Cra-Dan Cynthia Cranshaw. Gibson. Fr. Keith Crawford. New Orleans. Sr. Martin Crawford. Houma. Soph. William Crawford. Slidell. Fr. lulie Creech. Schriever. Soph. Sherryl Creel. Luling. Soph. Palma Cremaldi. Patterson, lr. Iohn Cresham, Chalmette. Soph. Sylvia Cressoine. Houma, lr. Ianice Crisp. Thibodaux. lr. Daniel Crochet, Pierre Part, Fr. Eric Crochet, Houma. Fr. Susan Crochet. Morgan City, Soph. George Crockett. Houma. Fr. William Crockett. Thibodaux. Ir. Charles Cronin. Gretna. Fr. Kelly Crosby. Grand Isle. Fr. Kurt Crosby, Cul Off, Soph. Eileen Cross. Morgan City, Sr. Virginia Cross. Gibson. Fr. lulia Crouch. Morgan City, Soph. Carol Crow, Centerville. Fr. Carl Cryer. New Orleans, Fr. Mack Cuenca. Thibodaux. Sr. Karen Culotta. Thibodaux. Soph. Marilyn Culotta. Chalmette, Fr. Fran Cuneo. Chauvin. Sr. Eileen Curley. Empire. Fr Richard Curlin. Houma. Fr. Dennis Curole. Cut Off. Fr. Mary Curole. Lockport. Soph. David Currier. Amite. Soph. William Curry. Sohriever. Fr. Ricky Curtis. Baton Rouge, Sr. Barbara Cvitanovich. Buras. Soph. Mary D'Ant0ni. Marrern. Sr. I 1 . ' ,Q 1 'S . - 1 1 . H - f rr r W ,-.. ,,, - '?'5f .Z J . , +. 1 I . ig , 1-f V fn H -4-W5 in ,A., , HW .. . 4, ' - ' V 47 K - 1 l i 1 .K ff' in .i . f ' ll '. 7 4 A f. , , Q ' - vs A-'W . ,V 'll A .' ' . a :1 K K.. I W y .. . Q . at . . -vw I A , . ..t. . ' x 1- 'V 1 t '15 vit , Q ivzl 'wif F7 H 'WV ' 'QM' 4 qill .W xg F , ' f . ' s.. I 4 A w Y -- .. ,I -W 1 U A A- ' F a ,V :jxl t W' ,,,.. . 'A , Q 3 -V - '- ':,j 3 ., ,V . 5 -f..: wb. . ,.. , . it 2' - of n 4 .- .' 8 b . I zzz , -'-t - ,, s-I ' -H .4 it -ww l R 5- -. 'is ' r , ', 3,3 l 11- tm .i:,g1f f E... 5' if - . 11... aa. 1 y. f,. -, gt x '1 ---t -' J is an up l ' S 'E it f A. - ,Y . .. ., vm , ,W WM ...... . .- . David D'Antoni. Baton Rouge. Grad. 1 ' 5 Vincent Dagate. Houma. lr. Glenn Dagenhardt. Houma. Soph. Anna Daigle. Houma. lr. Bobby Daigle, Morgan City, lr. Brenda Daigle. Schriever, Ir. Edward Daigle. Houma. lr. Gladne. Daiglc. Gray, Fr. lackie Daigle, Houma, Soph. lena Daigle. Plaqueminv. Fr. Ienny Daigle. Gretna, Fr. Iohn Daigle. Houma. Soph. lulie Daigle. Napoleonville. Soph. Lawrence Daigle. Houma. Fr. Lena Daigle. Napoleonville. Soph. Lloyd Dangle. Houma. lr Marlene- Daigle, Thihodaux. Fr. Pam Daigle. Morgan City. Fr. Patricia Daigle, Reserve, Ir. Thomas Daigle. Houma. lr. Tommy Daigle, Plaquemine. Fr. Randolph Dandry. l,m.kport. Fr. Karen Daniel. New Orleans, Fr. Laurrtte Daniel. Abitii Springs, Fr. Kelly Daniels. New Orleans. Sr Geri Danna. Amit:-. Fr. Daniel Danos, Houma. Fr. Edward Danos, Raceland. Soph. For senior onl af- ' . , . '. . 1 V V, F. - ..-..E,, fv- J t- Q 1 ' 1 -- -. Q . '-1 V J iw I f vs, --- Z.- fl X . ft . Q . f . V Y A, l . 'on ' ' '-., 5- 1 ' ! 'fi 1 W nqunqwnn . . 1? x f r- ., Ft- .- .ig ,Q g . . .... 43.2, - EF , -.11 lt ff ' I S..- ,t, A ..- 'cn S4 ' . . V ,wx by Chris Arceneaux It says you're a college senior without making a sound and helps the graduate by saving him the load of carrying a diploma everywhere. It has come a long way since the 1960's when only one style was availa- ble. Now the bookstore displays birth- stones, starbursts and even diamonds. The stone can then be encased in ten- karat yellow or white gold or siladium. A M.. ' -. l ' if- if . All of this for the college senior, for his graduation ring. Cathy Ellender. one bookstore employee who handles ring orders, said men can choose the traditional oval head setting with the Louisiana seal or Nicholls crest. The crest or seal and the year of the university's founding 119481 are on one side. The other side has the year of graduation. Al Suffrin, a communication arts sen-

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,Lim Del-Did Different point of view Iohn Delucca, Metairie, Fr. Waitus Denham. St. Rose. Fr. Eva Dennis. Vacherie, Sr. Karen Denoux, Thibodaux, Soph. Robin Denoux, Thibodaux, Fr. lacquelyn Denton, Houma. Fr. Lisette Deramee, Thibodaux, Ir. David Derbes. River Ridge, Soph. Chris Deroche. Morgan City, Fr. Daniel Derochv. Houma, Sr. Glenn Deroche, Killona, Sr. Kathleen Deroche. Gramercy, Sr. Wayne Deroche. Hahnville. Fr. Theresa Desemar, Metairie, Soph. Phyllis Deseraux, Raceland, Fr. Dwight Deshotels. Washington, lr. by Danny Duplantis There are three P's to team teaching. We disagree in a polite manner, a professional manner and a profound manner, Dr. Herbert Graf commented about' his dual teaching arrangement with Charlene Crawley. The instructors are two of the few instructors in the university to experi- ment with team teaching. In their case, the courses being taught under this method are Humanities 301 lGeneral Surveyj and Humanities 351 lGreek and Roman Culturel. I feel the two teachers offset each other well, Dr. Marie Fletcher, English department head, commented. It's not just a matter of dividing the work loadg it's a joint effort, she added. Dr. Graf feels team teaching widens the scope of the humanities course. Students can see two instructors who both observe the same cultural phenomenon differently, but with valid points of view, he said. The humanities courses offered are taught in Peltier Auditorium, due to the number enrolling, from 100-200 stu- dents. The different voices and lecture methods of instructors add a new dimension to the classes, Charlene Crawley added. Since Humanities 301 deals with all disciplines of art, literature, music, phi- losophy and theology, various types of lecture aids are used. Graf brought a cassette recorder to use at the beginning of each class to present examples of Renaissance and classical music. Besides a variety of ideas and visual aids, the two instructors look for indi- vidual opinions from the students on material presented. We don't want to hear just our inter- pretations, but those of students inter- ested in the humanities, Crawley added. ,arm '-'Fmt from 'wir Wi .. Q X -f .. L- .' Y- ix- f ff X 2 W' . Y I 'vm 'WW i - ..,.l.'4v s..,.. . v 'V T- of Clinuv' W . V H V 2 ' ' . l . ' . '. . v-f -, . N 6 . 1 I , , .r . L ..-W M1 Susan Deslalte NewOrleans Suph , ' V ' A Q k ,Q H 'M' . lules Desormeaux Chauvin Fr Marla Detiveaux Houma Sr Patrick Devillier Thibodfiux Soph FVTTWFV 'P-' 1 4 - -'-' - ' x at Q K I U - gg ' ' 4 x nn, 'Q fy X ir V N . .' f 4 Gwendolvn DeSoto G.-illiano Fr O .. 6 I , ,, - Q 'T 4.5 T Y. - --:'.- .- . 3, it , kg ...N , 5 ' ' ' 4 1 Y fr 1 1 M Phillip Dtvillier Thibodaux lr , 5 , ' , , Q I 'vt . , . ' E' 1 ,N .fi .. 4 ,, . f as ' . Charles Deville, Baton Rouge, Soph. j , ff' N V V? ' ' . -f- , I 'A 1 V ' ' K 1 ' ' rl X l . .' o. - ' , , ' , , ' If . V K .1 ,ey -' Clavton Dial Galliano Soph X ' ' f K' 1 ' 5 Lisa Diaz. Galliano, Fr, rn W D 'wg It mWxs,AQ:Tw W 5 Karen Dihhs, Thibodaux, Soph. Madeline Dibenedetto. Baton Rouge, Sr. :I ,N Vincent D1Carlo. New Orleans, Fr. Carol Dicharry. New Orleans. lr. Leon D1dier,Thihodaux, lr. xg' .. ,,,,.x. 7 .. -.. .,. ,-g. ' -rl- . E t 1 i ., rf 4 -x ,- . .. .t 1 . R ' . 4 9' dr 1- :T E 5 'Q I I1 5 l fi Natalie Didier, River Ridge, Fr. Aw! ,S f if ,Y V . , A W 'X le fit 'V sa 'll J X Raymond Didier, Thibodaux, Sr. '. X 'L- 1, 5 ' -533:51 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ffl' 'la ', V ' ' , fn v. , f ' ' , ..