University of New Orleans - Trident Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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n-rf X I, l l i i i 1 i i L L -A X L M l 4 l il li L L'b L il L Miss Lillian Daz Sol, Consul General of El Salvador, 1 spent an entire day on the UNO campus. Before she had l i 4 left Miss Daz Sol donated 25 volumes of Central Ameri- lt can Literature to the Earl K. Long Library, leaving behind L , l a vast source of Latin American information. l, L ig t l i it l it Q R ll L fl , tl rlii , it lil 2 i ll l itll l W ul il li ' lim lil li Rl' li l i i l if ilg I Q l M' i L '1 l i, l ll l, I ,Q.V..,.,,. ,.,i . .. li lm li L ll ill fri ii' ,Q -wa jll 'li . fl ii i'tK+i ' a tif- ...is i1 L.. ,ti E Q .Mia 5,,,. . W a - ll It 5 1 L it lll 'rv -N ll 9-'f A ' el lli -. c 1if L L ll Fl itll : ' ' il-L if 4 ,, X sm' X. s 1 Qi it L of Y i t L l il 5 ei.i.,,st M itil ill 139 it 7 , ill , Hui if to a ef, a me 'lyl' X.

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14, Berncirdo's Hideaway With the intimate nightclub atmosphere ot dimmed lights and the UC cafeteria was transformed into the Cove. Sponsored by H05 of UCAP, Cove was coordinated by Bernie Locascio. Entertainmen provided by rock bands, tolk groups, or individual singers. C0 was served along with tree popcorn. Plflec l f A iwas ld beer it music , 'IH il l l L ' i fi Z?

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4 Decked One of The many fads To hiT The campus This year was card playing in The UC caTeTeria. So consuming was The fad ThaT meals were missed and classes skipped. Piercing The roufine cafeTeria din were occasional cries of vicTory and defeaT. 9' A ii T I T P 1-wf iff' X Y '. T NT 1 ii I i i