Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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As Nature wears ihe smile of Summer When sinking into Awfumn's arms. Whittier v 1 1 4 2 i : I 5 x 2 . Q Page 1-5

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Q. 5 PIP' K a'4 li fl .W lxnpprlx llyv llllflll lu 1-up llf'1lll,.V flflff' hunch led hy Louie Robinson. stole the show. We had a swell dance- ls that the same Louie Robinson we saw leading the hand down at Sing Sing? The same. we had a number of good plays presented hy the Players that year. l remember the first one was called 'Margin for Errorf and lioh Wieman got his head Shaved and scared us all as the lrig had Nazi that every- IQ in 0:5 0 L'5f ll si L. llrfl lhis u 'wllum nolwf' IJIIIHIVI' l'Illl'l'lIlI'IlN ul mrfirzzllzlirl You're a curious little hoy, iil'6l1ll you? Sure What did the Preachers and the Pre-meds have to do with the whole business? Since we didn't have a conference game, we made a touch football game lill the hill, and completed our l1on1e- coming in great style. We crowned our king and queen, Sam Manley and Sally lioontz, and had a lille game 011 a line day. While the doctors were winning. l9 to 13. the hand, a freak l.rul1'll4':l.' Page 14

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Uul of the llllflltf into llle rlflze of fu-affix, body else III the play Wiillltxtl to lull tllltl pretty Iltxtlfly PV0l'ylJOtly did. We were pretty Wl'Ull,lIlll up over the Nazis tllltl patriotism Elllfl all tllat that year. l l't'IllttIlllN'I' tllat the lltilltllS tlashicst llOI'IlltlllOll was UIIQ w llCll they ll0I'lllt'fl a Hag with ditl'ere1lt colored lights. tlllfl lllt'Il sang 'God Bless A111613 ica'. the patriotic song ol' the llltlllltxlll. :XllOlll0I' llllllg that we did Ctlllllll- ually was to llSll'll to quiz llI'019QI'ilIIlS. We were always lllflllllzfl ou the radio just to hear Stjllltxlbtltly ask SOIllt'lJOfly else how far it was l'I'0lIl SOIIIP place to SOIIIP place else. lt looked lille every- body wanted to prove how tlllllllb every- llody else was. liven Ilftlfllllllll 'l'uclter. the local theater IIltllltlQt'I'. SIJOIlSUI'0tl a IJI'OQ'I'illll like tllat Oll his stage hefore the year was over. The whole l'all we were all husy trying to do all the outside things alld Illillxtl till llllpl'0SSlUll Ull the teachers at the Stlllltx lllllti. We were PYPII too llllSj' to have a Sllltlvlll llody trip to Lillerty Zllltl all the husses had to he CZlllC9ll9tl. The crowd SOt'lllt'tl lIl0I'0 tlIlXlUllS to go llt'1ll1O or just stay at school illlfl sleep. tm several occasions tllat year we got religious illlfl tllltfllfltxtl church school ill large IlllIllllPl'S. There were some llllt' prograllls there iilltl lots of opell CllSCllSSlOll Ull IllillllQI'S of all lilllflS. Very lIlYlQOI'tllll1Q'. 'T-Xlld. sillce Illy lllllltl seems to he Pltlllllllg' l'I'UIll the Slllllllllt' to the ridi- culous. l tllll relllillded tllat allout that llllltf the ,Ntollls tllltl lleta Sigs all- ll0llIlCPfl pledges ill tllat order. Hlltl the hell weeks afterwards were lots of llllll for CYPl'ylJOtly hut the poor pledges. 'I'he cllorus put oll a broadcast progralll that featured everyone fI'Olll Marian AllCl0l'SOIl to Charlie KIcCartlly Page I6