Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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UF 1941 MR. FLOYD F. HELTON Instructor in Matl1en1,atii's Mr. Helton . quiet. unohtrusivv . spending hours hvlping students ful- fill the five hour math requirements to graduation . jellying at the Grill with Mr. Collins . sponding his sunnnors in the further pursuit of iliatlwimiticul knowledge. DR. WILLIAM D. STLLL Instructor in Biology and Geology Dr. Stull . hig. gOOCl-llillillftxtl. friendly . amusing his geology class- es with his Clever l'4'IllilI'liS . playing a good gznne of hriclgv . an IIPWCOIIIUI' who has hecoinu El solicl part of thi- Ce-iitml faculty in onv your. SCIENCE MR. CHAPIN E. STEVENS Instruvtor in Chemistry Mr. SIPVPIIS . tall. nice' looking . Capahly filling Nlr. BllCliIlt'l'lS plums in Scionco llull this your . il Uni- versity of Missouri nian . ai runner- up in tho I'0C'l'Ill, faculty Chess tourney. MR. THOMAS WALLACE Graduate Assistant in Biology Tonnny . l'Plll6IIllJGl'0ll hy inosli students as lhv skillfull liwirlvr ol' Prolns supvr lmncl . flf-sorting the- huton for an lost lulw and an plum! in Scieiicc llznll . :aspiring to lw a rlovlor. llliI.'I't7N. iW'l'l I.1,. C.. la. 3'l'I'1Xl-As. NN iI.i.u'i-2 .Msicnx vrin. lx. P, Sricx icxs. lin. l?I.lil'1'l'. Huniuix. SlII'1l,l,. .llINNI'Il! Page .20

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FACULTY No 'I'EAlIIIElI IS A HUD UH ANIITIIEII-WtDIILDLY CIIIiA'I'I,'IIEff THEY ARE ALL HUMAN BEINGS WITII THEIII LIIQES AND THEIR DISLIIKES. TIIEIII YIIITITES AND THEIR FAULTS. THEIR CONVEN- TIUNS AND TIIEIII IDIUSW NCIIASIES. LUNG AFTER STLDENTS IIAYE I DIItlD'I I'IiN TIIE TEACH- EIYS NANIE AND NN HAT THE IIDIIISE WAS AI3UI'T THEY XX ILL IIENIENIISEII A IIESTIIIIE. A PET PIIIIASE. 4 III A I'EtTI'I.IAli NIANNEIIISNI DI TIIE INS'I'lII'C'I'tbIi. IT IS TIII,'S TIIAT STUDENTS WILL IIENIEXIIIICII. l'ItUI3AI3I.Y XYITII A LUNGINIS TU SEE TIIENI AGAIN. ffEN'I'HAl, COLLEGE TEACHERS: Q SCIENCE MR. L. G. ABERNATHY Professor of Physies Nlr. Ahernatliy - talting a hoyish delight in perlorniing experiments for his Pliysies class . acting as ollieial at track meets. tieltet-taker at foothall games . presiding over his own do- main in the basement of Science Hall. DR. KENNETH P. STEVENS Professor of Biology Dr. Stevens . suave. distinctive . thoroughly enjoyiiig smoking his pipe . the guiding l'ort'e in the lives ol' pre-med students . eoinpetently supervising eollege puhlieations and st11de11tolIit'e1's . holding a high po- sition in the national organization ol' Alpha Epsilon Delta. DR. RUBERT R. FLEET Prrjessor of 11IClf,lPlllUfil'S and ,-lstronomy. and Dirertor of the Jllorrison Ubserratory Dr. lfleet . a twinkling little man . proud of his accurate aim with a pieee ol' chalk thrown at a sleeping student . trying to impress upon students in his chapel speeches his favorite orderliness of the universe theory . spending as much time in the ohservatory as in his adjoining home. DR. NEIL E. GORDON Professor of Chemistry Dr. Gordon . a great man who hrought greatness to Central . re- seareli chemist. author. editor. teaeher . inlluential in the Careers of graduates in his lield . contacting great ehem- ists all over the world. NIR. EDYYIN A. ,IENNER Professor of Biology Nlr. Jenner . a familiar face in Science Ilall . having spent many years in initiating ignorant freshmen into the mysteries ol' hiology . a citizen ot' Fayette as well as a teacher in Central. MR. LESTER C. SHELL Instruetor in Chemistry Hr. Shell . small and busy . hustling ahoul Science Hall supervising the various eliemistry lahoratories . leaving the chemical atmosphere oc- casionally to go hack to the musical atmosphere of meeting of Phi Mu Alpha. Pug: S8

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FACULTY NIR. HAROLD C. NIEALY . F I N E A R T S .-Issistant Prfjvssor of Violin and Theory of Jlusir' Xlr. Nlvaly . good-natnrt-d . most ltlllt'IIlpt'I'8lllt'Ill3l nfnnlsicians - dashing: DR. N. LUIIISE WRIGHT llvan of Swinnvy Conservatory. !lllIi1,l'QfPSS0l'Qfpillllll into tln- tion to lt'3l'll tlivury class:-s . Xliss m-ight . i.. 1.1-I-Simi., Iillt-tl mn. wllfllgvtllls tht' llllllf' mlugll-my - 1-11- sonwnirs nl' lnfr 1-xvitillg' and 1-ol+n'l'nl tram-ls IVHIIVIIIFI 3llfll'tlN '5 Wlll' Wttllll WINS- . pntsvluliilgr brilliant piano rt-citals . t'l't'iilllIQ flt'lIt'2il4' t'tHlllHlSIlItltlS. XIISQ xlxlix' ELIZ,xBE'l'H CUGIIILL NIISS UPAL LUI ISE IIXXES Instructor in Tlwory of .Uusiv Assoviatv Professor of Piano and School .Vusiv Xliss lluyvs - gvnial.straigrlltlnrwartl. bv- Nliss tlngliill - tt-avlling nnisic' stud:-nts low-fl by all who lxntm llttl' as a tt-arlnfr and a lnm' to tt-arb innsic' stnclt-nts - tt-aclling frittml . joining: with Nliss Ixflgllll in twn- laynn-n Inm' to apprt-riatt' lllllSlt' . an piano rt-1-itals and lung xat-ation trips xiu parm-st and 4-lTit'it-nt instrnrtur - gayly untmnobilv. gracldingg' about tln' rountry in SlllllIllt'I'lIIIlt' . Ijlli llvtais t'stt't'lln'tl kiflvistw. ' IIISS BERYL TRIPLETT XIII IVEITII Ii XYIIERSUY ,4sso1'iato Professor qf.4rt A ', X , ' Ai ' 'f A H- H T, V - - , Assistant I rofossor fy' Band iss lllllt'll . l'tslLillt'. Nlli-ll - pw- I SIIIIIIQ mt-r lln- tbircl floor ul' Himliitwk - n5tr u'nt5 SlltHIillgIl2ijlllt'Illlt'1illllt'SUl'HI'l - advising: Prul ' JXlltlt'l'Stlll - a re-al slnmwinan - and aiding young stntle-nt artists . vnjoy- drilling lllilltlllllgl bands . surprising tln' ing tln- daily at'te-rnmni It-a in tln- art rmnn . pnblim' 1-avln yt-ar with mlvligrlllflll ne-W band ' spt-ncling In-r spare- tinn- c-nllvrling' vasvs and slnwws . paving: Ilt'I'YlDllSlj l1t'l'o1't-e-acl: ron- flnlls. rt-rt wllirb is always ba-Ita-r tllan tln' last. FINE ARTS tiomi. XII-lAl,X. limi inn. Sl-xx inc. :Xxlnf1nsnx. S'l'l'QI'P. Bxmzmzit Illltilllll.. NN IQIHIIT. ll xi Hs. 'liIKIPl.lu'l l' I 1 K,f I'nur.?1l