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

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Side By Side CHACAHOULA 1986 VOLUME 53 Northeast Louisiana University 700 University Avenue Monroe, LA 71209 Side By Side 1

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Richard Lupo John Jones Everyone has an inner need to have friends that they can lean on, talk to, laugh and cry with. Throughout life, someone has been there nourish- ing and caring for those needs. As a child, parents were the major source of that need fulfillment. They provided shelter, food and a loving home. As time passed and childhood evolved into youth, friends began to share your time, conversa- tions and energy. Passing notes in class, hiding each other’s books and trying to infuriate the teacher were everyday oc- curences through junior and even senior high school. And now, as an adult and col- lege student, much more than half of your time is spent with or talking to other people. It’s naturally normal to enjoy time alone, but how long can you remain in solitude without turning on the television or radio, calling a friend or visiting a neighbor? Chances are, not very long. For one of the most important areas of your life then and now is knowing there are people who will stand by your side and be your friend when- ever you need them. NLU students understand the impor- tance of enjoying themselves, whether it be paddling in a canoe on the bayou (Eileen Gauthier and Scarlett Yerger) or riding bikes through the campus grounds (Chad Daniels and Kay Dick). Opening 3