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

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elebrate In Tradition ; Saw reative displays add to festivity om! Wind and humidity had its affect on the Phi Mu display, but it still received first in sorority division and the President’s Award. } Hours of primping and planning were put into the Phi Delta Chi and Kappa Epsilon display in front of the Adminis- tration building. The pharmacy organi- zation placed second in the indepen- | dent division. Alex Johnson Alex Johnson After having been crowned and pre- sented with yellow roses, Queen So- nya Lane leads her court off the field. Peter Bradley 22 Siudent Life

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Members of Kappa Delta are up early Ai Homecoming morning to put the fin- ishing touches on their display, which ; placed second in the sorority division. iP cock in first with Jean Dixon i and Virginia Crow in second place. Nell Richey and Kathryn 5 Cagnilotti placed first in the ad- vanced tennis flight. Second went to Rachel Breen and Dot- ‘ tie Brooks. Following the tournaments, ,; Queen Sonya Lane and her i court were honored at a recep- tion sponsored by the Zeta Phi Omega chapter of Alpha ; Kappa Alpha sorority. “Clarece Isbee and my other sorority sisters have been very helpful and supportive this en- tire week,” Lane said. “They have made the week a lot more bearable.” Homecoming day started off with the Halloween Classic wa- ter ski meet on Bayou DeSiard. ay A dance held at the Monroe Civic Center capped the Home- coming festivities. ¥ —Stephanie Duke Hard work is put into the Delta Sigma Ay Phi display by Andre Brunet and Ste- ven White. It earned them first placed in the fraternity division. Richard Lupo Chants and cheers that required jump- ing are welcomed by Pom-Pon girls due to the chilly weather during the game. Catherine Cordry Student Life 21

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Alex Johnson A theme straight to the point, “Indians Brew Lumberjack Stew’’, earned the residents of Olin first place in the resi- dents hall division. A crucial play to recover the ball from the Lumberjacks holds the attention of Lucinda Betts during the game. Richard Lupo Formal attire is needed by Chief Brave Spirit as is a traditional Homecoming boutonniere. nw Student Life 23