Southeastern Louisiana College - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Hammond, LA)

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Frofernify Rush Pledges Brothers Wilh 'rhe beginning of lhe se- mesler, lhe six social lralernilies on campus recruir new members 'rhrough a period lcnown as RUSH. To regisler, +he prospecrive rushees visir fhe lralernily displays and boo+hs assembled in fhe Slu- den+ Union Mall. Wilhin 'rhe nexl weelr 'rhe rushees aflend a series of formal smolcers which infro- duces fhem lo 'rhe brolhers and fhe ideals of lhe frarernily. ln order for 'rhe members 'ro gel acguainfed wilh 'rhe rushees, 'rhey afrend informal parries given by each lralernily. These parries are by invifafion only. Alfer a weelc of rhese parfies bids are issued lo fhe rushees. If he accepls a bid, fhe rushee 'rhen realizes lhal' he has falcen his lirsr srep +o brolher- hood by becoming a pledge, S s lil l Cm 1-f' . 'i'b-'i .' il .'T7'Qf li' ' I E Xia 96

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The Associcition: Nothing But Greot Providing Big Name Entertain- ment tor Southeastern's diverse student body is one ot Student Governments most important undertakings, and otten one ot its biggest headaches. This tall the Student Government presented the nationally tamous Association, and despite the poor tinancial showing, tall BNE could be termed nothing but great. Perhaps enter- tainment will never be tound to please everyone, bu+ as the group played through Goodbye, Co- lumbus, Windy, Cherish, and Never My Love to a stand- ing ovation, no one at the con- cert really cared. It may be some time betore Southeastern sees entertainment as good again. -Ll... il Q ilnsc 6 I MK g SSUEI r P i t i r 1 91 5 r c l f l