Central Female College - Messenger Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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an PRESIDENT AND MRS. E. H. NEXVCONIB September 16-This morning I talked to the New President and this afternoon met his very delightful wife. I have tried for days to see both of them, but the opening of school is certainly no time to have si get-acquainted party with your new President. However l know I am going to like him. He has such big ideals, and such wonderful organization and business ability, as well as the power to get things done, that :already I can see the girls stepping around quite lively. CD0 pardon my slang, Diary? l just ean't help but use it now and then, forpyou are me you know in order to keep up with his revolutionizing of Central. Iii -H--v - - --f-1 ef-- . . . 3, de, , P , 1

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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 '

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mn, Nr...-we f ff- S, , 4, X X VA I W f U f f f Y ' who 1 ,,, mf, my Mxss SMITH, Eizglixfz MR. MUENCH, Sfienfe Mlss KOCH, History MISS SHAFFER, Bible MISS ENGLE, lllodcrn Languages Miss lXf'IARTIN, Edumtion and Latin NIISS LYLE, Prep. English MISS MERCER, lllnllzezrzatics F EHUEJ CR September 17-At last I have met the l3':1cultv, both Old and New, and have concluded that if I ann willing to give my eo-opemtioll, they are more than willing to help me in every wav possible. YVe, or rextlxer I should say the Y. IV. C. A. gave :1 get-:1cqu:1i11tecI party in the gym tonight, for both TCGICIICYS and Students. It scmns oclcl that in one social evening one can more fully realize the true nature of their Il'Zl6'l1C1'S. -N- -- , , I ..f.,r,., P V .-,-.i-.FZ , , ' V F L ..-,,..... '.'.c're I . Y -if' -. 'I-v '- ' ,,,,,1, 1 1,