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

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With steady determination, chemistry student Don Scroggin prepares an experiment. Wonder if anyone has ever analyzed that cloudy stuff in the cafeteria tea? Cheerleader Terri Sommers felt that her natural mouth wasn ' t adequate to convey the message. It probably was. After a hearty meal of red beans and rice, contented students discuss the merits of institutional food. Jimmy Warren is looking at the foreign body he found in his salad. This picture is dedicated to all seniors who have suffered through Great Issues and really read all six hundred pages a week. We hope both of you like it.

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y The fact that revelry is a good thing is one of the few subjects on which the Tekes, KAs, and Sigs agree. Wonder what unified revelry would be like? A big, big brawl, that ' s what it would be like. With the aid of Kappa Alpha, the editors aim our best wishes at Yoncopin staff members who ignored deadline dates.

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A hushed whisper 01 snow fell on the campus in February. An icy maverick in Louisiana weather, this day was bordered on either side by days of sunshine and shirt-sleeves.