Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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larly at least three times a week. You've heard me say the poem 'Between the ni11e and ten-thirty. When classes begin to sour, Comes the pause in the day's occupations That is known as the jelly hourf The choir presented its program in the middle of April. and was as flaw- less as usual. Both the choir and hand took trips. and they were pretty busy the rest of the year catching up on their lessons. 'I-X new catalog hit the campus. nick-named 'l'age's Streamliner.' The old gray cover was replaced with pretty green and the slick paper bore notice .tiki I : .Isi ng Y EA- .2 ., ' K ' na ,v,:f,f. ' ., .v .. vfefygsfzf 1. 4-.T .ry .. L4 1. . 'gawg - - 4 ., 3 -..Qi . ' ' 'l 'V-A 259' - t-, 'Af-M, .fa g ,. rein, 1' 4 -1 Qc - s 4:g,.w , 4 q u - -M th- ' .Jn 1-:gf W - -.ii QSQN v eg! 1'fgfq.i7 - 'V-.uj1:.i'l j3'gkg,,f.g 'f ' ' rg am' ff' -9' 5V I ' 1 JJFQ' M- 3 y I. oius 2 f H y ye l fi y lg, , 1 n 'A' W if - . - ' ff--7 ,. ,,, .3 fa- , .I .,.. .',' ba.-rs'--ie-1 ' LJ ,, 4 55 V X A ,V 'V . C, - 'mr A Q-A, -, N ' . A. ' A. ,, 371.54 1 X ff'-3 f--5.5 ..13,,.i ' 'C - '- 'K 'L xt I-172. Ziff., f ' -if 'ii' ' if . , Q lf. .. , D., -,-p. rm - X '-' 15 Z:r ,ri ' H- . -wat Q.. wil .4 1 .I- ' F1 of nice new courses in Greek and Latin. Spring formals were the social events everyone talked about. We looked mighty fine sailing over to Co- lumbia for dinner dances. And there was one dance that the boys had to pay for their dates according to how much they weighed. It was one case we didn't want 'heavy' dates. Grades were given their chances to shine when the members of Sigma Epsilon Pi were announced. This was a group of the highest ranking seniors. and only seven people made it that year. Did you. Daddy? Daddy wasn't a senior. Then came the M. C. A. U. track. tennis, and golf three-ring circus. Cen- tral was just then getting the habit of holding this meet. but even then Coach Clingenpeel and his assistants were running il olt' smoothly and success- fully. Of course. all the spring gradua- tion program was finished up with the usual flourish. Commencement. with its dinners. continual band concerts. and slightly sad graduation services played the linal note of the school year. We finished up a good year in good style. Daddy, Yes, Son? Let's skip this old high school stult' next year. I want to go to college. Louie lfolninxon mul ln'.vlmm1 murel: ul lmlf of llerliru- Tlleloy yurne. lfenlrul lumrl lukex purl in .Yew ICIYIIIICIIVII lirirlye flerlicfl- llilll. Page 20

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