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

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A D M I N I S Centenary ' s Executive Vice- President, C. O. Holland, is manager of the financial affairs of the college and is vitally in- terested in its growth and pro- gress. A successful business- man and banker, he has ren- dered able service to Cente- nary for the past three years and is now one of the most active members of the faculty. Dean John A. Hardin, A.B., M.A., personally supervises the progress of each student from the day of his registration to his graduation and is the friend and counsellor of all. Eigh- teen years of devoted service to Centenary have won Dean Hardin a permanent place in the hearts of all those associated with the college.

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Dr. Pierce Cline President of the College, friend and advisor to the students is Dr. Pierce Cline, who has guid- ed the destinies of the college through seven active and pro- gressive years. President of the College A particularly interesting feature of the 1939 commencement exercises was the presentation of two honorary degrees. Mr. T. L. James received the degree of Doctor of Laws, while Mrs. Frances Thompson Shuttleworth received the degree of Doctor of Humanities. At left, President Cline presents Mrs. Shuttle- worth with the honorary degree while Mr. James and Dr. Rufus C. Harris, President of Tulane University, look on.

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T R A T I O The business office of the college is headed by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Randolph, Bursar and Assistant Bursar (to right above), w hile Miss Elizabeth Powell aids Misses Avis and Amanda Wilson (to left above) in attending to the intricacies involved in checking grades, attendance, and sending out reports. Mrs. A. R. Campbell, A.B., M.A., (pictured at right), is Dean of Women and advisor to Centenary ' s large number of Co-eds, setting a perfect example of charm and gracious- ness.