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

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KZ!! Ste-Ter Donald Stein. Convent. Fr, leanie Stein. Convent. Fr. lohn Steinmetz. Gray. Soph. Leonard Stennett. Thibodaux. Grad. Susan Stephen. Thibodaux. Sr. Christine Sternfels. Napoleonville. Fr. Lou Anne Sternfels. Belle Rose. Soph. Charles Stevens. Thibodaux. Fr. Leslie Stevens. Thibodaux. lr. Nancy Stevens. Plaquemine, Sr. Brad Stevenson, Napoleonville, Fr. Kelmer Steverson. New Orleans, lr. Hosey Steward, Houma. Fr. Lelia Stewart. Napoleonville. Fr. Rosetta Stewart. Thibodaux. Soph. Benny Stiegler. Thibodaux. Soph. Kathy Stiegler. River Ridge, Fr. loy Stillinger. Luling. Fr. Doug Stire. Morgan City. Sr. Mary Stire, Covington. Fr. Debra Stocker, Morgan City, Fr. Shane Stockstill. Empire. Fr. Michael Stokes. Thibodaux. lr. Dennis Stoker. Morgan City. Sr. Mark Stoker, Morgan City, Soph. Christine Stoll, Schriever. lr, loyce Stove. Houma. lr. Michelle Strader. Morgan City. Fr. Vanessa Streams. Thibodaux. Sr. Cathy Strevig. Lockport. Soph. Frank Stritzinger, New Orleans, Fr. Richard Strode, Metairie, Soph. Steve Stropolo. Thibodaux, Ir. Cynthia Stuard. Thibodaux. Soph. Wyatte Stuard. River Ridge. Soph. Iohn Sturgis, Arnaudville, Fr. Iames Sublett. Morgan City. Sr. Al Suffrin, Plaquemine, Sr. Dudley Sullivan, New Orleans. Sr. Ledaine Summers. Gramercy. Fr, Alfred Sunseri. Hammond, Fr. Brady Suski, Edgard. Soph. Sidney Swaim. Metairie. Ir. Bentley Swartzfager, Metairie. Soph. Susan Swearingen, Morgan City. Fr. Kathy Sweeney. New Orleans. Soph. Sherry Swilley. Belle Chasse, Soph. Connie Swindler. New Roads, Ir. Mary Sylvest, Gramercy, Soph. Sally Sylvest. Luling. Fr. Cheryl Tabor, Thibodaux, Soph. Lewis Tabor. Houma, Sr. Lloyd Tabor. Thibodaux. Sr. Penny Tabor. Thibodaux, Soph. Tommy Tabor. Houma. Soph WW.. , W MW 'UT' V H 'E IK 5 ' .as ' 'A 0' , . Q 0 1 A N N .' lf BK' K., Y' A1 ' ,I 1. - . J' .Af ' , e 1, A qw Niggaz' ,.. , 1 av a 5:1 -' If -5-:I ,- as ' , 1.. Al- - ,. 'mf 3 if 4 T 4 ye. 4, gh it . we 2:1 .ni Q w X 4 1 was 1 X , A WNW, 7 ,. , ' 5 fx ., , -. ,v -. 01 -v v-Q v- V -5 Q. v - fy ,Q ,- 55... Y ,H E I g si.. :, Q- g t' r .' 4, it '11, . V . x -V M, . ,.. F we iw- A - as -5 in ,.. . . , ' 'lah IT' ' dl- ft , 5 -. - ol . l ' 5 , X wa 1 Q . .X 1- x- Q T -if 1 3 ,-- -t fpwx g ' Q : Pg is . N7 , . 4 It , , is X hi al 3 f ' ', 'W' - - ll 4: J Y I u 1 c it N. T 'x . lv.. g I., Q if A 'X ' 1- v- '.. , 4 U fv- ,,. v. 5 V Pt v wr 'fm ,q. 9, ,ffm v T 5, - ' , is qv. .1 A -- Q Q... J yuh, , f 'V' 'Y ri- r B1 i,- r A rf ' .., ,.-. 'uv 0' B ev ' 4 ,V Q , 1 I ' 1 K X Michael Talbezt, Denham Springs. Fr. , I V , .1 - 1 VV - .. ' L 4 ll f' S-P - Archie Talbot. Houma. Fr. I T1 Daniel Talbot. Gretna. Soph. Denise Talbot. Napoleonville. Soph. Henry Talbot, Thibodaux. Soph. Randy Talbot. Thibodaux, Soph. Richard Talbot. Houma. Sr. Roxane Talbot, Thibodaux. Fr. Walter Tamor,Thibodaux. Sr. Dolores Tassin. Norco. lr. Wendy Tassin. Edgard. Fr. Celeste Tate, New Orleans. Soph. Monica Tate. New Orleans. Fr. Wayne Tate. New Orleans. Fr. Glenn Tatman. Harahan, Fr. Chris Tauzin. Thibodaux, lr, Paul Tauzin, Baton Rouge. Fr. Allen Taylor. Avondale, Soph. Cathy Taylor, Morgan City. Fr. Debra Taylor. Houma. Soph. Elizabeth Taylor. New Orleans, Fr. Geneva Taylor. Avondale. lr. lulie Taylor. Marrero, Fr. Keith Taylor. Morgan City, Fr. Kevin Taylor. Mathews, lr. Mary Taylor. Avondale. Soph. Michael Taylor, Metairie. Fr. Michael Taylor, New Orleans, Sr. Michele Taylor. Thibodaux, Soph. Sally lo Taylor, Houma, lr. Timothy Taylor. Ft. Walton Beach. Fla.. Fr. Brent Templet. Thibodaux, Soph. Carl Templet. Houma. lr. Elaine Templet, Pierre Part, Soph. lean Templet. White Castle. Fr. leffrey Templet. Pierre Part. Fr. Linda Templet. Pierre Part. Fr. Opal Templet, Pierre Part, Sr. Troy Templet. Raceland, Fr. Cynthia Terracina, Thibodaux. Soph. Faye Terrebonne. Franklin. Soph. .g f g. ' Y inn' s- S a. s U il f , , -' r . 0 ' V I A S, NW ni'v. e . C5 W7 M1 W ' W fw- 'vs im: 4h .. 0 f i . . V., X' if , T M r 'mr' 'war' -Q A ,, W.,...,,,.m Q , v ' ' s i F 'V 4, G, y - rm nw we ui .Q C: - 2' 'A . - af' V A lla' 'A 3' 1 1 ,IN x Qi Qi? f f-A VK! 2, 2 A W f'1l rf W1 V ,- '- ', - ,- 3 V ww! . - ' ' 'F 'N , 4 M51 Y M A S 4. o ' I 'iv' V All va 9 - , . . 2 'Na Q ' 'Q 439--C i H We Wharf or-' r if nis- O QV. w , :ff W - A ' ..f . A V F' ,IE - ,AV ' V . - nt, D X ... ig, . VV' g , . , i ' V- ,, .5 if 5 N x N ef. H , 1 1 K4 , ' V. V,

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Palrls ia Suri-1-l. Nat lit-l'u', Si' Dennis Sosa,Ml'l.liI'l1'.Soiil1 Mary Suit-ropulos. Rivt-I Ritlgt-. Sopli lim gOli1t'fIi,IlIltlIUiI l i' Wt-ntly Sulilv. llonaltlsoiix ill:-. l-'r Eva Solo. Nt-xx Urlttaiix. Sopli Mil hai-l Soto. Ni-xx flrlt-ans. Sopli Evelyn Southall. Platlt'nx'illt'. Sr Phyllis Southall. Platlvnx ills-. Sopli Thi-rvszi Southall. Plallt-nvillv. Fi David Spalir. Clrelna, lr. Ft-ler'ia Spahr. Ili-s Allt-manrls. Sr Tlit-lwia Spalir. Des All:-inands. Vi. Karen SIlill'Kf7,lVl1'lillFI1'.I -l'. Rii,hard Spansvl. Mi'lairil'. lfi. R!'l1t't.l.EiSlltlFlKS, l'louin.i,Sopli Iohnnif' Sp:-iglits, K4-nm-i. Fi. Charles Spf-ni.:-.Hni1m.i.lr Terri Spf-nmzif, Houma. Soph Dianne Spvitrvr. St, Iamt-Q. Sopli Melvin Spvntzi-r. Gibson. Fr. Iudith Spiruxxa. Arahi, lr. Maria Spinvlla. Morgan City. Sr. Norma Spinvlla, Thihodaux. Sr Nancy Springler. Metairie. Sopli Herbert Sprut-Il, Baton Rouge. Sr Philip Sprui-ll. Alexandria. Stiph Cathy St. Amanl. Luling. lr. Doug St. Amt-nl. Norco. Soph. Christine Sl. Germain. Franklin, Ir Alvin St. Pierre. Luttihi-r. Fr. Chris St. Pierre. Lorzkport, Soph. Donald Sl. Pierre. Norco. Ir Waynr: Sl. Pierre. Norco. Soph. Yvonne Sl. Pierre. Dl'slrt'han. Sopli, Steve Sl. Romain. Ratzeland, Fr. Kimberly Stahinsky. Bolle Cha:-asv. Fr. Thomas Stafford. Bogalusa. Soph. Tom Stafford, Morgan City, Sr. Kay Stage, Harvey. Fr, Kenneth Slagni. Thibodaux. Fr. Lee Slagni. Thibodaux, Sr. Gwendolyn Staidum. Houma, Suph. April Stall. Mutairit-, Sr. Charles Stall. Harvey, Fr. Ken Stall, Colden Meadow. Sr. Mikal Stall Mtlairitxl . Linda Standard. Nl'XN'OI'll'ill1S, lr. f' i 1' f -r '- -1 ' fini' ffl ' ,tl i it-r .su . . s ' Air 4 e ff' X T ' T faflbtfftt-it s 1 Ez' T' 4. -' 'T 5l M' 'V f' F 'ii' 'Y 1 'J -X' ..' 1 ' i 5 ki. . V' ' . Q T I . H.,-' I W5 as At' Q I g wi , ly, VY h , g , gtk, . ' 'T ' V F 'TVB J 15 'FT T ' if t s r f l A. Y' V' N l F J 4 ' A 1 fig.. 'f t f - V tm -4 ...-,'r... 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' 'W BABES 39' QI-4 14 5... six Army ROTC cadets to Camp Beauregard five miles northeast of Alexandria, for the Third Annual Orienteering Meet They had about 500 people in the competition both men and women arles Maurer a sociology iunior from Belle Chasse said Steve fLockwoodJ and I spent almost an hour locating one point and if ou miss one forget it You re disquali fied, Maurer said With time running out, Cthree hours is the average time allowed to complete the coursej the two cadets were stumped on finding the fifth point 9 It was the best feeling when we found that point Maurer said He finished in one hour and 45 min utes We wont know how we placed for two weeks as the Judges have to total all the results Trent said Three cadets Maurer Lockwood and Clayton Diaz ran the yellow course of about 310 miles Dale Firmin, Tim Treadway and Donald Pellegrin ran the red course Participants must locate each marker, usually red and white painted bottles, cans or large metal oblects which can be easily seen, although Brend 1 Sl insbury. Morgan City. Fr. Brurc Sl msbury. Morgan City, Ir. Kirk Slansburx. Morgan City. lr, Maria Stansbury. Morgan City. Ir. RhondiSl1nshury, Morgan City. Soph. Tammv Stansbury. B 'rwit:k. Fr. William Sl irk Houma. Ir. Io in Sldlkl nburg, Crt-Ina. Soph. Bradlcv Str nh Vatzht-rim-. Ir. Cai Ste lb V it hvriv. Soph. rt Sli nb V itiht-rn. So ili, tit n Str ih Vaclierit-. Fr. Ramona Str ih Vaclit-ri '. Sr. V ni ssl Sli ib V. tIl1t'I'.f'. Fr, 1 Stiii iivvillt-,So1h, finding the one you are looking for can be a problem. You begin with a 'strip' map, a copy of the master map, at the starting line, Trent explained, and plot your course from point to point. In between each point can be streams trees, hills, ridges, and valleys, all explained on the map. The orienteer must figure out the shortest and fastest route from one point to another. 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