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

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; Charlene Harris portrays Miss . | Adelaide, the feature dancer at the i} “Hot Box’ night club. Charlene performs “A Bushel and a Peck” with the help of the Hot Box Girls in the NLU Arts Festival production of Guys and Dolls. f David Fletcher e

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From the sounds of music, the words of a song— These reflect our times, for only a small part.

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Young blossoms reach to the sky on a bright day. Not all days are so bright—there are the times when the skies darken and the only brightness may be a bolt of lightning. We are constantly involved with the little things that must be done. It seems that just when you get the car running again another bolt of lightning strikes. President Vines is often conversing with students around campus, and sometimes we may point things out to the administration. These questions may be answered but once again the skies grow dark and we shudder at the bright flashes and loud pounding of thunder. Total fatigue and exhaustion are felt by all of us as well as the athletes. It does not matter if the day be bright or dark, we work hard, play a lot and little by little we learn what life is all about—well maybe just part of it.