Central Female College - Messenger Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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, .In 4 L: s ,. Y N., ,,. , 1 L. -rv:-P' - ,psf . I ,V H g F ' A V Y g MW l M X i g - I Y, illnrmnnrh It is our aim in publishing this little book to make a record of flze Senior Clvass of 1924, and to bind to- gether here such things as will serve later to recall the sweet memories of our happy years at Central. Q. f M A Y , ,Y Az-:f,- an-,,' f'- -Aw ----F 'Qi W, ,Yi fs 1 is , HN, s N gs I - if 4 4 ,fllllla J 1 I ef, V- we, September 14-For two days now I have tried to get classified which seemingly has been an endless job, but it's over now :ind I have begun on lessons. They are going to be no snap. My desire to learn many things is going to result in my know- ing nothing, I fear. Every period filled is nothing to laugh at, :ind my schedule can certainly boast of no empty periods. Central has :1 new prevailing spirit this year, Diary, :ind as yet I scarcely feel :it home. I seem to be enclosed in the some four walls, yet they seem to be different. The new girls :ire lovely though, so per- haps I shall feel more at home in :ii few days. .L ,- 'A-, 1- ,- - I L I 'XV' fig-W W lr-, Q '- 'I i X--X. ' 17. :,frj,. . - y, -- - -I

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V N X .., D E to .ggizf::L,r N. M. g l... . ' XWWMWQQ f . ,. A ff W f 'KQV ' '- R M. if ff' ' 1 . ,A Q in X f 1 9 CM Mega? W-E WE,Ef iff Q 94 K5 3 I AEI , yfi ' j fy . SW G5 THE BOARD OF CURATORS L. D. lX'lURRELL, REV. A. F. Smm-1, F. T. SVVINNEY, R. W. BROOKS, REV. Z. M. VVILLIAMS, F. D. GEXRDNER, DR. C. S. AUs'riN, JAMES HOUCHIN, G. VV. HJXLL, GEO. POHLMAN, F. B. MUMFORD, REV. F. J. MAPEI., REV. R. GOULD, F. LEE YVALLACE, C. A. LEE, N. HOPKINS, B. F. SH.-XCKLEFORD, VV. H. MOORE. I K November 5fXVhew! Yesterday was some day. XVe, Central, entertained our most high and worthy superiors, the Board of Curators, by giving a reception and ban- quet. Between you and me, Diary, it was truly a Sueeess. lve enjoyed our Curators and hope they enjoyed us. AVC decorated and in every way possible, tried to bring them to the realization that they are at the head oi' a truly great organization and that our future successes are in many ways dependent upon them. The returns of the 'KlVl1O,s Ulhow election were made known last night, and I have a little surprise . in store for you Diary, but good things can always waitg so I shall save it for tomorrow. 1 - V -4'Fff '