Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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lliur-lime dusk cusls its slirulou' on .lIF,l1l1I'l'lV HAY. l91l . . . graduation of sixty-seven seniors. addressed by a llvashington dollar-a- year man. Central grad. who told of their place in tl1e world of today . . . history was being made . . . Summer came on . . . one hundred and ten students found their place in the summer session at Fayette, while the rest of us worked or relaxed in our home atmospheres . . . crisis . . . Jl'LY . . . second selective service registration . . . again the hundreds of thousands of names include those of college students . . . others worried . . . SEPTENIBEH . . . colleges and universities found ranks depleted . . . decrease 11ot up to expectation . . . collegiate work begun u11der stress and strain of something great impending . . . vice-president Bob Clark does not return . . . deserts for home town and Springfield Teachers . . . petitioned election finds Cockerell victor over Ford . . . Central's football team looks good in beginning workouts . . . coached by George lxline. assistant to Cling for fifteen years . . . elevated via sick leave granted C. :L Clingenpeel ...A X ccidents hit . . . squad disabled . . . loses opener to Baker 32-0 . . . Nlizzou loses opener to Ohio State . . . dance band reorganized as cooperative enterprise. renamed Casa Xovag managed by Jess Harper .... X nderson's army drills continually . . . Kline continues feud . . . Schaperkotter and Burcham make out coaching staff . . . tIti1'l'Ul3ER . . . nothing new o11 war front . . . Davis does good job with recruited assistants . . . cheering better tl1a11 in past . . . Principia falls prey of one point defeat . . . first conference victory over Tarkio 19-0 . . . n1am111outl1 hon- fire . . . merchants begin cooperative drive for stadium on Davis field. buy out gate for Warrensburg game . . . biggest crowd i11 years sees stronger team romp over the green and black 28-0 . . . critics praise dance band . . . Rockwell Kent . . . patient Page 8