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

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In an E.T.-like gesture, this student reaches out to infinity, looking like he would touch the sun if he could. The sun patio in front of Hardees is a good place for munching down as well as catching some rays for an envious tan. Billy Heckford 2 Opening

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q 1983 Chacahoula Two people in love marvel at each -other during one of those special ‘moments when the magnetism between them is obviously apparent. northeast louisiana university 700 University Ave. Monroe, La. 71209 Volume 50 Photo by Gary Patton

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=) Some aE here’s a special aura envelop- ing this campus, a lifeblood if you will, that has normally mun- dane students pumped with vital- ity and enthusiasm. This change has ocurred because of a greater sense of selfworth, of a greater ex- pentantcy of better things to come here at NLU. Some special magnetism has drawn excellent students, schol- ars, faculty and athletes here, drawing them together for the place special sole purpose of making this uni- versity numero uno, at least in our hearts if not on the playing field or in the halls of academia. The theme, “A Special Magne- tism” will show, through the year’s triumphs and tribulations, just how special we are. It will take us through the good and the not so good and show everyone how we have prospered and en- dured (a student’s life is not all fun and games.) Paul Stillings A butterfly touches ground for a brief moment at mid-day. Its’ shadow, a delicate reflection of the beautiful insect, adds to the elongated image. A segment of the rifle corps performs during half- time at the McNesse game. Gary Patton Opening 3