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

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Friends are an important part of Spring Fever. Let everything go —and have a wild time! onn jones ohn Jones Spring Fever 29

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Spring Fever An annual event, Spring Fever Weekend touches each student on the campus. Forget your worries—find your friends—bring food and drink—the fun begins!

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Cuttin’ Loose Spring fever raises student’s temperature] A crowd of students look on while a few brave students “gator” to the music. Although the band was the main attraction, these students stole the show. Tommy Walpole worked at the crawfish boil during Spring Fever. It is not easy to work while everyone else is having a good time. Students enjoy the delicious cajun cuisine they so patiently waited in line for. The crawfish was given by NLU Housing, and cokes were donated by the SGA. The weatherman made the forecast: fifty percent chance of rain through Sunday. A unanimous groan was heard from the student body. Cries of “It just can’t rain on Spring Fever Weekend!” were heard all around. But the students were wrong. It did rain on Spring Fever Weekend. (And it rained, and rained, and rained.) Although the rain dampened the tennis shoes and jeans of the students, it Eric Brubaker didn’t dampen their spirits. After all, it wa Spring Fever Weekend, rain or shine. Due to the rainy weather, many of the scheduled events were slightly altered. All of the booths sponsored by different organizations, scheduled for Friday afternoon, were completely cancelled. The outdoor movie, “Up In Smoke,” presented by the Union Board, was moved inside to Brown Gymnasium. ed hs Fe : ¥ David Fletcher Fagg ry = ' “EF David Fletcher