Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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DEAN 4 RUTH L. ANIJERSUN Dean of Women Not only does Miss Anderson guide Central's girls toward ladyhood. hut she sets an admirable example for them to follow. Under the reserve which her office makes necessary, girls lind her human, sympathetic, and understanding. No student's prohlem is so trivial or so weighty that she is not willing to help solve it. ln spite of her duties as dean of women. Nliss Anderson linds time to he an interesting teacher of English Literature and an authoritative scholar and teacher of Shakespeare. as well as state president of the American Association of University Women. Page Z0

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Page 25 :Was w1w f A 1 -,, w M.. DEAN ERASTUS PAUl PUCKETT Dvan Puc-iwti f'0llli3ill9S thc' rzirv qnalitivs of a subtle sense of illlllltil' and powerful ilCiIlliIliStl'Zl'liVO abili- ty. Ailll0Si as lllllCil an institution as a lllilll, Dean Puclwtt has wit- nvssvd and ziidvcl the growth of Central CnllPgv. As El dean, intvr- ested in thv gI'tlCillEll0S as well as in the present Sillfi4'l1'lSftil0 pow:-r ilffililld lhv nvwly orgallized Ailllll- ni ASSOCiZlt,iOIl. As El inun, il1t9l'- ested in Kipling and fishing. As a Campus Iigure, known and Hdlllil'0Ci by every student from the scarvd freslnnan to the smug senior.

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N. LUUISE WRIGHT Dean. rj Szvinney CUIlSOI'l'l1f0l'lV Miss VVright. a vital force in the Swinney Conservatory. is loved hy her students, lnost of whoin tend to forget her national prominence in the world of music. while working daily with this kind. eager personality. She inspires her pupils with a zeal for lnusic approaching her own ardent interest. Under her careful direction, the student pianist grows and develops in skill and technique. Miss Wright's appearances as piano soloist or i11 two-piano recitals with Miss Hayes have delighted audiences far and wide for niany years. The name. N. Louise Wright. on Piano compositions has significance in niusic circles the country over and special nieaning in the affections. admiration and respect ol' Central students. Page 27