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

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midst of scraps of paper, scissors, glue and Letraset. After the Wednes- day night insanity comes the peace- fulness of Thursday, the little stacks of Conglomerates placed neatly around the campus, and the satis- faction of another week ' s work done. CRUMLEY Crumley Gardens stays pretty empty most of the year, except for an occasional student who wanders over to read for a while. It ' s definitely one of the nicer spots on campus, if you can drown out the roar of traffic on King ' s Highway. In springtime, Crumley is the site of great activity when half of Shreveport turns out to stroll and admire the azaleas. One of the great mysteries of Cen- tenary College is the location of the sleepy silver bayou of alma mater fame. Could it possibly be that trickle of water in Crumley Gardens gleaming among the pines? cscc The Centenary School of Church Careers experienced its first year on campus and no doubt surprised some of those upperclassman liber- als who expected to be overrun by hordes of scripture-quoting Jesus freaks. Much to the astonishment of many, the Methodist Church did not take over Centenary, and a new and interesting type of student was intro- duced to the campus. The typical CSCC student may be a charismatic fundamentalist or a doubting agnos- tic or almost anything in between. 15