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

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fOprtvaavb In the preparation of this, the first issue of the YoNCOPIN, it has been our desire that the book should be permeated with the real atmosphere of Centenary College in 1922. Doubtless no institution of similar nature ever experienced a more rapid growth of college spirit than that which has so gloriously budded and blossomed in the school this year. In this annual every department of the school, every phase of the college life has been given space. But how to represent each part in its due proportion has indeed been difficult. While we have found it easy to exploit our achievements in athletics — scores talk for themselves — we have discovered how nearly im- possible it is to transcribe in black and white that deep, earnest spirit of true fellowship so prevalent at Centenary. But in sending forth this little volume we hope that the reader may catch something of this spirt of New Centenary. Liili