University of Louisiana Monroe - Chacahoula Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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: x eater“ . : a ae ee ae Students at Northeast have a large variety of places to study. Some like the dorm rooms while others find their wn private places. You may often find coeds in 24-hour restaurants or on the banks of Bayou Desiard. The time varies vith each individual. During finals, the library offers solitude to the restless at later hours. There must be a reason yr all this devotion . . . like passing the course! Student Life 29

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John Jones POONS SO SES TS ke Z renee af Bree, prarae® te David Fletcher (Top) Some students find the top of the SUB a nice place to relax and study. (Lower left) Steve Newton goes over his notes between classes on the SUB terrace. (Above) Others find that nature provides a peaceful atmosphere. (Opposite page) ‘4 = This is a “‘real’’ study break! «4 4% SASS qr NN e. 4 e % NS m is Ls + % a‘ John Jones 28. hacahoula

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The Bayou—— i F F . 4 ; i q ; Because of its recreational value and its beauty, Bayou Of the many impressive aspects of NLU, the bayou stands DeSiard is one of the most distinctive features on campus. above all. With its slender body running through the middle Sometimes offering no more than a quiet place to get of the school, it serves as quite an attractive measure. The away and think, the bayou is a focal point uncommon bayou adds a quality to NLU of serenity and tranquilness to most universities. that everyone needs some time in his life. Usually the bayou Whether on the banks sunbathing or participating in is used as a refuge when the pressures of school and or Spring Fever games, or in the water canoeing or skiing, of personal problems become too great. The bayou is a students enjoy the bayou. resting place where one might see students aligned on the Although changes and improvements are being made banks peacefully sleeping. To some people, the bayou is a each year in other areas, one thing on campus will remain short vacation from the turmoils of every day life. It is a unchanged—Bayou DeSiard. | place to clear one’s head, a place to leave one’s problems, Tami Wilson a place to find serenity . . . The Bayou. Ringgold, Louisiana Mae Anita Whitaker Shreveport, Louisiana an hacahoula :