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

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Truly reminiscent of the Old South, so interwoven with the history and traditions of Centenary, is Colonial Hall, the girls dormitory, where culture, refinement and beauty prevail. IN THE Students who live in the women ' s dormitories are un- der the sponsorship of Mrs. A. R. Campbell, Dean of Women, and the resident hostesses, who assist the girls in planning -wholesome, well-rounded social, recrea- tional, and study programs. . ... . . -,,. «....„.,„; ,„,.,„ ,. The spacious, home like par- lors of the college dormito- ries provide an ideal setting for receptions and other so- cial affairs which make up an important part of college life.

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Cadet Nurses (right) have received 18 weeks of training at Centenary and are ready to report to one of Shreve- port ' s hospitals for clinical practice. Centenary ' s evening school technical courses, offered by the College faculty and university trained technic- ians drawn from local industries, attract business women, business men, recent high school graduates, and veterans from the armed services. All requirements for a degree may be met through evening courses.

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Here at Shreveport Hall, another modern dormi- tory for girls, are held many delightful social affairs for the resident girls and their friends. COLLEGE DORMITORIES Meeting new friends — enjoying pleasant informal gatherings in the recreation rooms — chatting with your roommate — going to the Sub for the mail — all of these go to make a happy day at the dorm.