Southwestern Louisiana Institute - Lacadien Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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A New Experience How do you distinguish a freshman? Brand new books, six sharpened pencils, three different colored pens, all car- ried by a neatly dressed picture of innocence. This was the typical sight several times this year at the freshman orienta- tion sessions. In Ianuary, Iune and Iuly, incoming freshmen came to campus for the day, viewing slides of university sights and events, touring the school's buildings and learning how to fill out packets and make out schedules. In mid-August, orientation was a week-long affair, with eager students-to- be getting a taste of dorm life and night life. This activity helped to prepare the new students for their four-year adventure at U.S.L. .KN gif ? iVh: V 4 K his -.V K-, A.:-. In . aft-Q21 . -. - 1 - - it - P in is -if t-ss! 3 ' B A ff 115 in . . - xr . 8- A , f :ww tt sf., Abboud, Pumels X X R Aho, zaid Ala Salah t i'i Abboti, Blanca 1 ' -. A H Abdella, Kimberly 'H ik V - Abder-Rahman, Muayacl . 1 Abdou, lssam Nahih A - ii ' , -e Abell, lacqueline K . J f -, , ' Agerneghy, Iilerljzin h I 'fl fi 'gf g A ,Q K 4 A ou-S ani i, is ae 'r.. .ff K' . s ' 'K .4 , Abren, Sandra if ' .1155 Q is r,'f'f.-Tssufi N ff Abshire, Cynthia g -1, Agspire, Delira A . K A f. lr 1 7 p N X A s ire, Gai t X' k-ii: ff! ' . Abshire, Phil . L' Q 1 ' me K 1 ' .. Abu-Sada, Muna legacy if . A 5 Accardo, Nicholas QHQQQ, K pf - ff' Q' ' Acomb. Todd i iii . S Q QE. . 9 ... . ., s . Agosta, K 7 K K' . --.. K Q U A ams. i y I , 3 f- . ....: 1 ' Adams, Edward . sf fi Adams, lanis Adams, lill Z0 - Student Life K uf Q if G I , X ,fm 6 'fl ' ff lt. it i qi. . , ,gp . st if' I, assess J s 1 A

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After orientation, the students are usually a lot more familiar with our campus. One of the more familiar sights on campus is the bookstores. After all, everyone has to go into at least one of them once every semester. The bookstores are now becoming more diversified in the types of items that they sell. Besides books one can buy jeans midnight munchies gifts plants and even jewelry. The bookstores are indeed two of the most frequently visited places on campus. Another place that students go to often is Bittle Hall known IIE Ewa. l more commonly as the post office. Students drop in daily hoping to get good news from a friend or maybe just to pick up the latest edition of their favor- Li., ML ite magazine. gint. 1 Nh' s 5. rw his 5 3 , , S: .- P as v A...- Q 3 . t if . QF 3, f ' - lzli .W ' sz. rv 5- L ' ' l ' A ' ff? wt H all A I xi its R 44 r lull l Adams, Paul Adams, Vincent Adcock, Iami Addison, Stephone Adeniyi, Allen Adeoye, Iosephine Adjaye-Kwo ie Afara, Elias Afori ho, Shedrack Agu, Edward Aguillard, David A med. Rizwan Al-Ali, Mohamad Albe, Robert Albert, David Albrecht, Stephanie Alcina, Lenora Alcock, David Al-Daas Al-Dandashi, Nawar Al-Dossary, Tathfan Al-Dussry, Tathfan Student Life 2