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

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q I 2 5 =C iheHJo tjcopiz) = ENTENARY ' S greatest growth has oc- curred since 1920, during the years of Dr. Sextons incumbency as President. The total enrollment in 1920-21 was 43; in 1923-24 it was 404. For this session the enrollment will approximate 500. Since 1920 the productive endowment and total assets have also increased materially. On December 31st, 1920, the productive endowment was $90,000.00; by May 31st, 1924, this had reached a total of $653,657.93. On De- cember 31st, 1920 the total assets were $426,400.00; on May 31st, 1924, they were $1,217,206.30. The future seems very bright for Centenary. During the present year an endowment fund of $1,000,000.00 is being raised as a centennial gift. With this money new buildings will be erected and additional equipment will be provided. The administration and the faculty are bending their efforts toward making of CENTENARY a college second to none. We are looking forward with confidence toward the realization of their hopes. — S. A. STEGER = J Piigc twenty-ont

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