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

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SUB Time For A Change o © c We are the last classes to remember the 1985-86 version of the Student Union Building. By the time we get this yearbook, our fundraising efforts during SUB Week will have paid off . . . literally. The SCJB has undergone a new paint job, has new wallpaper and furniture. The SUB is a place to play . . . pool, ping-pong, and electronic games; to relax ... in the coffee- house with the big-screen TV, and to work ... in the SGA office or media rooms. In the basement are housed the post office and bookstore, and plans call for the addition of post offices boxes for all the students. 12

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A man of a right spirit is not a man of narrow and private views, but is great- ly interested and con- cerned for the good of the community to which he belongs, and particularly of the city or village in which he resides, and for the true welfare of the society of which he is a member. Jonathan Edwards

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The Caf: Hub Of Campus Leaky Roof Tries Patience The Cafeteria is probably the most popular place on campus. Al- most all of Centenary ' s students come here two or three times a day to eat their meals. The Caf, as it is fondly called, is where students meet friends they haven ' t seen all day. It ' s also a great place just to relax. Some students study for ex- ams or catch up on reading assign- ments while eating their meal. Some organizations have their own tables at which the members come together to eat, talk, and have a good time. The Cafeteria staff works hard to give students good and nutritious meals. The Caf sponsors cook-outs in the Bandshell where students can enjoy a different and informal setting. A big thank-you goes out to our Caf Staff for all their hard work. The 1985-86 school year will best be remembered for the times that the Caf roof leaked. This caused students to eat in the S outh Dining Hall and have lunches in the SUB. We were all inconvenienced; how- ever, students, faculty, and staff proved that we could handle any disaster with patience and under- standing ... a trait which is domi- nant at Centenary College. 13