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

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irm Senior Class Wilson Ewing New Orleans, La. Candidate for B. S. Degree. Phi Beta Psi Wilson joined us this year, coming from V. M I. He has proven to be a good class- mate and a good sport. But, Wilson, if you would attain the greatest success, be more punctual in your engagements, especially those with the ladies. William B. Glover Shreveport, La. Candidate for B. S. Degree. Piomricon Lambda Football team. ' 19 ; President Athletic Asso- ciation, ' 19; President Student Association, ' 22- President of Union Literary Society, ' 22- ' 23 ; President of Junior Class. ' 22. Glover can truly be called a son of his Alma Mater. He uas the first of the Senior Class to come to Centenary but teas called from his studies to bear arms for his coun- try. We are g!ad that he had enough perse- verance to return and finish with us. Bill has always taken a very active part in all activities and is sure to be missed next year.

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Class of 1923 Motto: We enter to learn, we leave to serve. Colors: Gold and White Flower: Daisy Officers George M. Pattison President Clarence R. Gutteridge Vice-President Bernice Phipps Secretary-Treasurer Mattie Adelle McClenaghan .... Historian Wilson H. Young .... Reporter To the Senior Most envied, yet most pitied, of mankind; What dignity and wisdom grave is thine, Yet, as exams pass by, you sadder pine- To think these days must soon be left behind! To thy high state the lowly Fresh aspires; The Soph, of thee alone, in reverence stands; The Junior, too, some good advice demands; The seg-ed thy proud bearing oft admires. No more thy books, for pleasures, wilt thou shirk— You ' ve learned at last, to settle down to work. Dear college life, in reverie, now unfurled— What contrast to the coming battling world A tear from off the last theme then you wipe, And seek for consolation in your pipe.

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Senior Class Clarence R. Gutteridge Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Candidate for B. S. Degree. Pi Omrieon Lambda Varsity football team. Southern College, ' 19- ' 20; Franklin Literary Soeiety ; Yoncopin Staff, ' 23; Vice-President of Senior Class, ' 23. Clarence hails from the Land of Flowers. Although he has been with us for only one year, he has shown what he can do in every student activity as well as class work. We are proud to claim the noisiest member of the band {the drummer) . Clarence, just keep on mak- ing as much noise in life and you will be a roaring success. Alton L. Keoun Plain Dealing, La. Candidate for B. S. Degree. Sigma Phi Union Literary Society Alton came from Plain Dealing to join us in our Freshman year, after giving L. S. V. a trial. While Alton has never been heard to make much noise on the campus, he ' s there with the bunch. He is just one of those quiet t easy-going kind, who is usually found on the job.