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

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The Inter - Fraternity Football Queen and her court at the championship game played by the Kappa Sigma and Kappa Alpha fraternity teams. The Physical Education building is the scene of many college dances and parties. At right is shown a group of French flyers from Barksdale Field, guests at a college party, with the Maroon Jack- ets, official college hostesses.

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' ■ : -i ; : ; yMMi ] §3i 1 Iff n Sports For All The Physical Education building, center of athletic activities at Centenary, houses separate departments for men and women, with modern equip- ment for physical education classes and games. Centenary is justly proud of her physical education and intra-mural sports program for men and women students. Designed to make sports available for all, under trained supervisors, it has been most successful. Contests and games between classes, fraternities, sororities, and other college groups provide healthful recreation and entertainment for the students. Archery, basketball, football, golf, tennis, volley ball, and other games provide a year around program of sports to meet the needs of all students. .»£ •. ' ' . ' ' • ' 9 4 L- ll Hi c

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Campus Activities At Centenary College life on the campus, as pictured on these pages, embraces dramatics, honorary scholastic and professional societies, choral clubs, student publications, public speak- ing, orchestra, six National Greek letter fraternities and sororities, and other student activities. The attractive sorority and fraternity houses, shown on the opposite page, and the Student Union Building provide the setting for many interesting social activities.