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

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Clockwise: The New Administration is: Picture 1 — Assistants to the President, Mr. Robert Ed Tay- lor, Dr. Earle Labor, Dr. Dorothy Gwinn. Picture 2 — Student Activities Director, Ms. Vicki Prather. Picture 3 — Asst. Dean of Students, Mr. Dick Anders. Picture 4 — Vice President in Charge of Development, Dr. Darrell Loyless. Picture 5 — Dean of Students, Mrs. Eleanor Erikson.

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How tall did you say he was? . . . We ought to play that song about short people instead of the chimes! . . . He ' s from where? . . . What day do we get out for inau- guration? . . . They say he ' s a preacher, Centenary-semi- nary, maybe he ' s confused! . . . Have you met him? . . . I want to meet this guy for myself! and the talk went on and on and on . . . Each fall semester the Centenary community is greeted with the challenge of many new faces, but this year there was a special face in that crowd. The face of a man small in stature yet big in ideas, a man who came to help our small liberal arts college survive, someone interested in us and our needs, someone who listened as well as spoke and learned as well as taught. With him came another new face, a new Dean of Students and then there were those familiar faces that suddenly had different offices and different titles. Thus, a new administra- tion was created, a Dean that came to a dorm party dressed as a flapper, administrators that still had time to be our advi- sors, a president that leads cheers at basketball games in his spare time, but mostly a group of caring individuals. We are very lucky for we have administrators that seek to understand us, people interested in individuals not numbers and though they may sometimes arouse frustration in us they always search for solutions. Our administration is uni- que. They have to be; we are! •■ ■ ■ mrn r

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ALL CAMPUS WEEKEND %■! . u Traditions are not known for surviving at Centenary but nothing will stop us from having a good time, so one tradi- tion is left intact — All Campus Weekend. All Campus Weekend is a time when nobody has a choice whether they like mud or not, a weekend when roller skating isn ' t really that queer, a weekend where suddenly old bicycles appear, and amazingly enough no one has homework. This year was no exception to the rule. The child in us took over once again and the sophisticated airs and graces of college coeds seemingly disappeared for forty-eight hours. We won and lost races, enjoyed an off campus dance, mellowed out on blue grass music and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves! 26