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

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Celebrating another champion- A lazy spring afternoon sends ship, students enjoy music and students to the bayou fora cool refreshments at the ski team dip. Bayou DeSiard was a favor- party. The skiers took the na- ite place for swimmers in the tional title for the fifth straight area. year. Richard Lupo CRRA hoping anammaaagl Don Durr A quiet moment together was Andaone,andatwo... Work- often spent along the bayou. ing out with Nautilus equipment This couple relaxes after a long was one way to stay in shape. day of classes. Several Northeast students ‘‘get physical” at Goudeau’s Health and Raquetball Club. | thur- Sharplin;- a professor at ER AE EE IE “NLU, pause outside the-Nursing- SST Ee | onset Tale bnoted ine | 28 Off Campus Magazine Billy Heckfore(|

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Popcorn, candy apples and the midway meant the Ark La-Miss fair was back in town, Sonny Haynes and Donna Bagley take aim while playing water gun game. it |] ( Jurbe' 1 | P, ee se Paul Stillings

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' eekends were made for tiends. Brenda Bogues, Ann Ailler and Cynthia Howard relax | ver a pitcher of beer. Bargain night at the movies brought out Northeast students in droves. Lance Evans, Brent Ray and Sandi Kinard stop by the concession stand before the Start of the show. Se ae y Mike Meeks Mike Meels et Pah Monroe .. . worth a closer look con't from page 26 they need to visit one of the local health clubs. Working out helps students to stay healthy and looking good. Running and bicycling aids students in the quest to remain in tip-top shape. Streets near the campus hear the pitter- patter of little feet all hours of the day and night. Fall brings hunting season and the mass exodus of men in camoflage into the woods. Hopes of bagging the big one are always at a peak. L@Oeal BwieAugir productions, which often feature Northeast students, movies, and concerts bring a little bit of Hollywood to Monroe. The Cottonland Christmas Spectacular and thie Germain Oktoberfest are two events which allow Monroyans to experience the excitement of the Twin Cities. The Ark-La-Miss fair brings popcorn, candy apples, and a midway packed with game booths and spine-tingling rides. Monroe A.D. (After Dark). The lights don't flicker, the gates don’t close. Instead, a new legend comes to light. Once oulme Dig = city excitement with just the rig Bano winiy Cir hometown warmth. Monroe is a city worth a closer look. -Suzanne Simmons a SET EEE EEE TIE IT EST EFT IOS WE EE ES 2 EES (PR ie ee ee EE ee Student Life 29