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

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8 Office of the Yvasidafit FOREWORD CENTENARY COLLEGE OF LOUISIANA CstablisAed 2825 SHREVEPORT Students Centenary College I salute you to whom this issue of Thp. t • = -, . The sincerity of this «,in+p -77 7 Yoncopin is dedicated. resxjon ihft oo -7 I f springs from a recognition of the tremendouc tSsitS f end Up ° n y ° U as you £nter a rld of Sid n. No group in the history of the world been called on to m. meats in so siior tune » oucn rapia intellectual .and emotional adjust- purpose of the tL ,1 32y J . C ° llege cata logue declares that it is the o prepare its students for maximum usefulne. JOll and service to societv h , ,7 77 fT. xux maximum usefulness The ae-oi77l 77-- J U 7 Christian principles and ethics. difficult fSw 0i thlS declared Purpose has never been more the college has been ' -Me n t .® 88 ° Ut w onderin S how well Greeks hafe lllZt 7 L reallze thls Purpose. The ancient avaSn Io? . S T® ° f r ' mnkind should be to tame the ■ 7 1°1 M f d make g gntle life of the world. The Sth ScTmS e n ° W altered this s ' the ' rapMity wxuu WHICH LlOdern acie nne. to -P -,-. -; - , -»jfj.w.x j , bt - Lence - -torcing upon us radical ad- ' u tnor+a Thus w qniiTt-o +n ,r7 t p- 1 - - 1 - 1 ae -cnat cannot oe sidestepped. ±uub ay axuoe to you is based upon a respect for the diff-,VnH-i7 ..men you mn ;+ -Pq o a - »w x wh. axxncuixies 3ne of is one enjoy, l 1 flrt • I ' ' .! T.r, s .-, r«J. „ , our major responsi] freedom which the - ak of the preservation of freedom as ties, which indeed it is; ana tha +.1ia+ o is freedom . X {Jlil -icy fox rv Col l p. i-io out there should never x nxnjc on our .lie i rcs rvatxou of ireeaom m the year realizes U£ the divine order within measure himse iioer tne I- j S pU0. -. 3ty. indents ■noa purpose based upon Christ -Mr and future graduates Ol words of Plato that Freedom only he has freedom who J.e standard by which right back to ' Vhi H rrl . maxijQum usefulness and service to ss and ethics . You, as the measure of our success. A -«-c c Joe J. Mickle, President m asm

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ROTARY HALL JAMES DORMITORY HARDIN HALL SEXTON DORMITORY UM- 1

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TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ..%..«« » «%■. . Kfete. .. FAVORITES AND ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS ATHLETICS AND ACTIVITIES CLASSES