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

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Brown Annex is also free for NO cost ro students: Publications lil e student use the Pow Wow, N-bools, Helicon The housing department provides and telephone directories are free a box of personal items called along with registration schedules “Good Sruff’’ for dorm residents and calendars. These freebies, which save studenrs With the cost of education a few bucks, are graciously soaring, students need a break in welcomed spending - these freebies provide Other irems are also available ar = rhar break A FREE FOR ALL. This conglomeration of personal items for dorm residents and publications for all students are free for the picking. Freebies 23

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Really! you can have it! free fall in freebies ith all the expenses a college student: has, it’s nice to be given something occasionally and told, “Take ir, it’s yours. ’ Granted, these freebies do nor come our way often, but when they do, they are appreciared Tak e School Services for insrance! The people there are concerned with attracting freshmen to the college and have all kinds of iterns for them. Scores of freshmen who braved the turmoil involved with PREP now walls abour campus with bright yellow visors resting on their ‘heads (a sure sign of class standing). An ink pen and school catalogue are additional gifts doled out by School Services to entice high school seniors. Sports fans are able ro pick up free foorball and baskerball schedules at different spors on campus and view any NLU sports event just by showing their |.D cards. And once inside, rhere is always the chance of catching a plastic foorball or baskerball thrown by the cheerleaders. Of course, some people may pay for the object with a few cuts and bruises obrained in the mad scramble for it, bur thar’s all part of the fun! Every amaruer arhlere on campus knows of the free service the intramural department provides Any equipment desired can be exchanged on a free renral basis Saunas and the weight room in (continued on page 23.) Photo By Heckford 22 Student life

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SEXY GUYS. Dr. Hook and Dennis Locorriere sing a crowd favorite — ‘Sexy Eyes.” READY, AIM, FIRE! Dr. H. Perry Jones fires an on- target fast ball at an unlucky Dianne Eubanks. Williams 4 Games highlight weelsend springtime madness he sharp ping of a softball smashing the dunking booth target. Sorority members soliciting buyers for pink lemonade. A theatrical troupe parading in costume fo lure an audience. The festivities for Spring Fever had just begun. Go West Day, the Friday which began the weekend's activities, sported booths, a tobacco spitting contest, a dunking booth, and fast- pitch sofrball throw, as well as a band for entertainment. Saturday's fun included an Iron Man competition, sponsored by the Student Physical Educator's Association and Monroe Athletic Center. This event pushed participators toward the limits of endurance as each person had to swim a quarter of a mile, bike five miles and run three miles. The SGA's Bayou Bonanza, also held Saturday, consisted of a bat race, a banana eating contest, pie contest, and the Lite Beer Tug of War. Lite Beer celebrity Bubba Smith, former player for the Philadelphia Eagles, was the official representative. A crawfish boil sponsored by the Resident Housing Association followed the tug of war. Crustacean lovers waited in a lengthy line to plop a dozen of the meaty creatures onto newspapers or paper plates. Sunday's afternoon ourdoor concert featured Delbert McClinton and Dr. Hook. McClinton’s pop hit “Giving It Up for Your Love and others charmed the audience before Dr. Hook appeared. An appreciative crowd roared for the seven member band's ‘Sharing the Night Together,”’ “When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman,” and “'Girls Can Ger Ir.” Spring Fever ‘81: the music, the games, the fun, fellowship and laughter ... the ultimate college experience. A Brubaker