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

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COLLEGE Relationships That Last Forever When you go to college, you expect new beginnings, as well as new exper- iences. College, especially at Centenary is no exception. From the moment you arrive at this college you are aware of an awakening and a new threshold in your life. College is the beginning of new rela- tionships that last forever as old high school friends diminish from year to year. new friendships evolve and become stronger every semester. It doesn ' t mat- ter what classification you are, because the bond of friendship overcomes it all. Through the greek system and organiza- tions on campus, common interests bring people together to form that spe- cial feeling of friendship. These friend- ships blossom right in front of our eyes, nearly every minute of the day, just wait- ing to spread and share its warmth to others. Left: Carla Barnes and Bruce Brown enjoy themselves at Su- perior Grill. Above: Chris Keaton, Cindy Greer and John Lee always en- joy a night out on the town.

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Left: This is a typical room of how people can decorate in their own way. Below: Parking is always a problem in front of James and Sexton dorms. lij§§§ » 88 K » R ' f v iff! J ? ' SSS 2 33 5? •» ■ S £2 ■■t !TL S? ' 72 5J S3 «ff j ,s »j !yn ■■»• ■ ■ ■Ma. ■ . ■ ■ 3 Shelley Sewll and Jim Andrews fun playing a little music. Above: Moving in and out of the dorm is always a hectic job. 21

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Left: A new friendship that Above: Kathryn Godfrey, Donna Ball, and Kathryn Ir- ving act silly in front of the camera. 23