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

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Bishop Hoyt M. Dobbs Chairman oi the Board Board of Trustees 1 HE Board of Trustees of the College under the capable direction of Bishop Hoyt M. Dobbs efficiently filled the position of advisory board to the college throughout the academic year of 1936- ' 37. Evi- dence of their worth is shown by the fact that the board membership has remained virtually unchanged for the past several years and that always the same helpful support and guidance can be ex- pected from them. Composed of prominent business and ecclesias- tical men, this group is one of the most active in backing Centenary in every enterprise, and well miight the students be proud of their con- nection with such men as these. J. B. ATKINS M. L. BATH L. L. BEENE S. H. BOLINGER PAUL M. BROWN, JR. REV. H. T. CARLEY T. C. CLANTON REV. DANA DAWSON BISHOP HOYT M. DOBBS REV. W. L. DOSS REV. W. L. DUREN R. L. GAY REV. BRISCOE CARTER REV. W. H. GILES S. J. HARMAN T. W. HOLLOMAN REV. W. W. HOLMES W. B. JACOBS T. L. JAMES REV. H. L. JOHNS J. H. JORDAN B. W. MARSTON R. T. MOORE B. P. ROBERTS JOHN L. SCALES REV. WILLIAM SCHUHLE REV. GEO. S. SEXTON GEORGE D. WRAY Page 16

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Stldent BodY Officer. OLU Student Body Office.. fnrou ffieU term w « i =° ° I got undev way tor » ,,„„ as ■« ' =°P ' , seconded by e =« ol , dent com p j unanimously sec d e ,„ ' ' ■e ence «as the sltcmg - -: . tet ndl al P ' -dent I, , 3,, oi -;;t :aent Body Office s placed ro e n „„ ,nsu els for m . wtffi the tocuUy on Chap „„ assorted ,„„..H..ch,»o» .Uree to two a V . „ ....,nrer Secretary PATRICIA 1 ; Co-ed Vice-President ROBERT l ELSO ' Vice-President rr f--,:;nrer . to express my aPP - , , ,„],e this opportun Y enarV 1 wish to take , r odY and iacultY ot , , he student boay assistance during elation to iu« ,Mtion and assit or tVretrsplendtd cooper - ,,„,l to „, term as P -dent ot ,, „ tos Ho.-rr le rs due ent.reW to th ,,ctm. Pres dent lUii hidentS pi- , , o that the siu i ssened. e renre. .-t. fo. - - t--- ' I-nHoC.B . g, ' ' I am extrem . ot m tiow Body- gether. - pg thai Student e President and I only . p ent ot .■

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Athletic Council A MERE four-man committee but an exceptionally busy one is the Centenary Athletic Council into whose hands the most important business of the year has fallen. No small part of the worry attendant upon the construction of the new athletic building was shifted onto their capable shoul- ders for they assisted the Building Committee in the supervision of this work. Together with this came the difficult task of guiding the college teams through a successful season as well as act- ing as a general advisory board for the physical education program of the entire college. Especially is the school indebted to the Shreveport business men who are members of this comi- mittee and though unaffiliated with the college have worked long and industriously in her serv- ice. It is indeed a great debt of appreciation that the school owes to John B. Atkins and George D. Wray as well as to O. L. Biedenhain, who recently retired from this board because of his ill health. Together with Coach Curtis Parker and A. M. Shaw, Jr., they have steered the college through a very successful year of sports events. John B. Atkins Chairman Curtis Parker A. M. Shaw, Jr. Faculty Representalive . George D. Wray O. L. BlEDENHARN Retiring Member O. L. BlEDENHARN John B. Atkins • Page 17 •