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

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The PRESIDENT JOE J. MICKLE, A.B., M.A., C.P.A. As the school year draws to a close we, the students of Centenary, salute President Joe J. Mickle. His clear understanding in all matters, his sincere and enthusiastic interest in the college and his keen sense of humor have been an inspiration to both faculty and students. Completing his first year of stimulating leadership, President Mickle is guiding Centenary College to a brighter and more successful future.

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Front Row: Dr. H. L. Johns, M. W. Drake, George D. Wray, Mrs. A. J. Peavy, Board Chairman Paul M. Brown, Bishop A. Frank Smith, Dr. B. C. Taylor . . . Middle Row: B. W. Marston, John McCormack, Bonneau Peters, Dr. John L. Scales, Sr., Dr. W. L. Duren, Dr. Dana Dawson, Judge B. F. Roberts, Dr. W. L. Doss, M. L. Bath. Back Row: Dr. W. W. Holmes, Rev. B. H. Andrews, S. H. Bolinger, Floyd James, Rev. W. H. Giles, Dr. F. M. Freeman, C. H. Lyons, Dr. Guy Hicks, Henry O ' Neal, ]. B. Atkins. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Chairman . . . Paul M. Brown Vice-Chairman J. B. Atkins B. H. Andrews J. B. Atkins Lamar Baker Chris Barnette S. H. Bolinger Paul M. Brown T. C. Clanton Dana Dawson W. L. Doss, Jr. M. W. Drake W. L. Duren A. M. Freeman F. M. Freeman W. H. Giles S. J. Harman Guy Hicks W. W. Holmes Floyd James H. L. Johns C. H. Lyons B. W. Marston Bishop Paul E. Martin John McCormack R. T. Moore Henry A. O ' Neal Mrs. A. J. Peavy Bonneau Peters Joe Pitts B. F. Roberts John L. Scales, Sr. Bishop A. Frank Smith B. C. Taylor George D. Wray

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Dean of The College JOHN A. HARDIN, a.b., a.m. Because of his loyalty and sincerity; because of his genuine interest and thoughtful consideration; because of his keen sense of humor and devo- tion to Centenary, John A. Hardin rightfully possesses the title of Dean of the College. A leader in church and community, Dean Hardin is be- loved by all with whom he comes in contact. Dean of Women MRS. A. R. CAMPBELL, a.b., a.m. With her characteristic charm and graciousness of manner, Mrs. A. R. Campbell capably fills the position of Dean of Women. In her, students ' find a sympathetic and benignant friend — one with an outlook and philosophy which seems to corre- spond so completely with their own. Director of Student Affairs MRS. FORD STINSON, a.b., a.m. With enthusiasm and originality, Edna Earle Stinson assumed her du- ties as director of student affairs. Soon her office in the S.U.B. became the hub about which student activi- ties revolved, and bewildered fresh- men as well as sophisticated upper- classmen, found in her willing aid and wise council. ADMINISTRATION