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

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THE PRESIDE COLLEGE PIERCE CLINE, WHO IS COMPLETING HIS FIRST YEAR AS PRESIDENT OF CENTENARY COLLEGE, IS ALSO COMPLETING HIS FOURTEENTH YEAR OF CONTINUOUS ASSOCIATION WITH THE COL- LEGE. DURING THIS TIME PROFESSOR CLINE HAS QUIETLY AND EFFICIENTLY TAUGHT THE YOUTH OF CENTENARY, FREELY SPENDING HIS GENTLE PHILOSOPHY AND KINDLINESS AND FIRMLY WORKING HIS WAY INTO THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF ALL CENTENARIANS. STEPPING FROM THE RANKS OF THE COLLEGE FACULTY, PIERCE CLINE, IN THE SPRING OF 1933, TOOK UPON HIS SHOULDERS THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF PRESIDENT OF THE INSTITUTION. PATIENTLY AND WELL HAS HE SERVED, INTERPRETING THE COLLEGE ' S NEEDS AND DIFFICULTIES AS THEY PRESENTED THEM- SELVES. HE HAS CONSTANTLY STRIVED TO HELP DESERVING STUDENTS, AND, DURING THE PAST YEAR, HAS ENDEAVORED TO RAISE STILL HIGHER THE SCHOLARSHIP OF THE STUDENTS OF CENTE- NARY COLLEGE. A PLACID UNDERSTANDING AND A SIMPLE CREED-THESE ARE HIS.

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ff 19 54 Yoncop in ,, Dr. George S. Sexton, President Emeritus To Centenary College Doc. George will never pass on, for lie is Centenary as are the grounds, the buildings, the traditions, lie will love this college to which he has given his whole love and enthusiasm, as long as his life lasts, and the college will love him forever, through the years of growth and change. 18 1 II u u u If u « « u W If W « u 1L