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

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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

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Party is a very common word among most Centenarians. It is a word which lights up eyes, cures depression, helps us make it through classes, and may often cause a bad test grade. No matter what the consequences, partying will continue because our social life is many times the one thing that helps us make it through the worst semester of our life and on to the next. A party may have a theme or be unplanned or spur-of-the-moment. But either way it allows us to relax our bodies and minds and gives us some small incentive to continue through this unpre- dictable chain of events some call col- lege. 28