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

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Zoology lab is a popular place these days. SCIENCE The lure of formulae, compounds, and elements, as treated in the va- rious phases of science, tantalize many Centenary students. The class- rooms and laboratories of Jackson Hall are frequented daily by a large number who seek to attain the ca- duceus. In the well-equipped labora- tories and modern classrooms of the Science Building are taught Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Physics, Mathe- matics and Engineering. The excel- lence of the pre-medical, pre-dental and pre-engineering programs offer- ed at the college are recognized by leading professional schools. Students at work in the Chemistry lab. Jackson Hall houses the Science department laboratories, classrooms and excellent scientific library. M iizzSl

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Rotary Hall, the home this yeai oi the dormitory girls. Student activities on Centenary Campus offer the student the opportunity of many and varied extra-curricular ac- tivities. Publications work, honorary and departmental organizations, choral groups, and social fraternities and so- rorities, are only a few of the activities in which the student may participate. It is through these organizations that the student may enjoy a well-rounded education. The officers o the Centenary Women ' s Club, which is always ready to aid the college in its every undertaking. Members oi the Senior class tile from the Chapel alter the traditional Candlelighting ceremony. One o the most popular groups on campus is the Centenary Choir. Last year ' s group is pictured at one oi the local high schools.

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LIBRARY Centenary maintains both a science library and a main library, in which may be found special sections de- voted to departmental subjects. There are found on the many modern stacks more than twenty-five thous- and volumes available for student reading and research. Those who seek special reading on religion and history are fortunate to have at their command a number of special col- lections on these subjects. Francis Bacon with his pithy statements con- cerning studies would heartily ap- prove of the studious individuals who spend much time in the library read- ing rooms in deep concentration. The Arts Building houses the main library, the administrative offices, and seven classrooms. Familiar scenes any day, especially during test time.