Centenary College of Louisiana - Yoncopin Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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YONCOPIN, 1922 Senior CI ass Walter C. Mitchell, B.S. Shreveport, La. Varsity Baseball Team, ' 20, 21; Athletic Editor Maroon and White; Pre-Med Society; Vice- President Senior Class. Wiry, fiery, twentieth century philosopher ; As just a man as e ' er we met. Ragan K. Nelson, B.S. Houghton, La. Baseball, ' 20, ' 21; Editor-in-Chief of Yoncopin, ' 22; Y. M. C. A. Ex-Service Club, ' 22; Pre-Med Society. ' 21, ' 22; Treasurer of Senior Class, ' 22. Yon Nelson has a mystic sph ' :nx-lil(e lool(. W ho is he going to Wor}( next? Byron C. Taylor, B.A. Dresden, Tenn. Winner of Intersociety Medal, ' 20; Class Poet; Editor-in-Chief of Maroon and White. He wears the face of a prince of righteousness With the shape of a crowbar. Iltlillllimi Page twenty-seven

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YONCOPIN, 1922 Senior Class R. Larence Armstrong, B.A. Belmont, La. Football Team, ' 19, ' 20, ' 21; Baseball Team, ' 19, ' 20, ' 21, ' 22; President Union Literary So- ciety, ' 21, ' 22; Historian Senior Class, ' 22. He had the symptoms of the great. The arrogant assuming. Velva Irene Clark, B.A. Shreveport, La. Choral Club of Southwestern University, ' 17, ' 18, ' 19, ' 20; Accompanist of S. U., ' 20; Theory S. U., ' 19, ' 20; Assistant Secretary Union Lit- erary Society, ' 22; Secretary Senior Class, ' 22. She is just the srveet, quiet kind, meel( and mud, whose seducing smile no man can resist — not even a professor. William C. Honeycutt, B.A. Shreveport, La. Football Team, ' 08, ' 09, ' 13; Basketball Team, ' 09; Manager Baseball Team, ' 10; Manager Bas- ketball Team, ' 13; Winner Hutchinson Medal, ' It; President Union Literary Society. ' 21; President Senior Class, ' 22. He mas a pore, benighted heathen, But a first-class talking man. Page llDenly-six

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YONCOPIN, 1922 CI ass oem First we name the spinner Army, The favorite son of his own mamma; He spins in the literary world, Especially on poetic drama. Then comes the co-ed spinner, Who always does her part; But, my! boys, she ' s a terror — When she spins the masculine hearts. Ah, the Honeycutt spinner is next- He ' s alwa,ys on the run, Spinning the same old yarn As other fellows have done. Nelson, the Dr. Spinner, Gives his patients a chill When they view him in the distance. Spinning the black-draught pills. Here ' s the spinner Pete, Who ' s ever on the go; Spinning, talking and spinning, Rivaling the great Pluto. Last comes the Taylor spinner. With warnings brave and bold. Spinning the old-time gospel With accents strong and cold. If you don ' t know the spinners. Just turn to the Senior Cartoon; There you will see the spinners at work, Early, late and soon. Page ll»enl )-eighl