Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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. . . lrees slzarle all . . . individual while Dr. Stull and stooges set up equipment for projection in middle of lec- ture . . . drinks beer with Henderson . . . where celebrities meet . . . Henderson leaves for west coast, ends up in the south training for army air corp . . . NOVEMBER . . . things look blacker, Eleanor gets vehement i11 MY DAY . . . labor leaders quarrel violently . . . get nowhere . . . Players revive lost play by Wlilliam Dunlap False Shame . . . Kendall goes steady with Gilbert i... Howell proves talent find in first production . . . large homecoming crowd greeted with most, eleborate set-up in some years . . . Bill Jewell hands out T-O defeat .... A toms and lietas initiate .... DE- CEMBER . . . Dr. Culmer says Japan will never attack . . . things become worse . . . Japan sends envoys to Washington . . . churches raise money to maintain camps for conscientious objectors . . . Japs attack Pearl Harbor on the seventh day of December . . . furor reigns . . . students leave college . . . naval enlistments grow . . . Presi- dent asks for congressional declaration of war . . . Dr. Ruff and Dean Puckett come to chapel and advise students to remain cool. and stay put ,... debt grows . . . Leon Henderson continues to control prices . . . Casey snaps pictures . . . football men get in the running at lloward-Payne . . . llurcham takes over cage squad . . . publica- tions ofhcials worry . . . advertising falls oil' . . . vacation . . . Mizzou ends successful season with New Year's day game at New Orleans against Fordham, coming out on the short end of a 2-0 score . . . Hose Bowl moved from coast inland . . . Oregon taking on Duke at Durham . . . Centralites present at both contestests . . . continual blackout. scares on West coast . . . 11ew year comes i11 with millions of Americans trying to forget . . . night clubs run wide open . . . Mayor LaGuardia spends most of his time in Wash- Page 9

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Science Hall . . insifle lies kr1m1'1Pdye.' DV' .. x ll ' '19 0 , Y, 'W . x ,tv M ..,.,,.,,,Mi,c, a examinations . . . reading lists . . . faculty committee . . . honors work . . . regis- trar's semester check-up shows several absent . . . college goes on . . . FEBRUARY . . . inter-dorm dinners are more successful . . . Roberts report is made . . . con- tinued speculation . . . government decisions made on Sunday, no good on Monday . . . Congress votes itself a pension . . . dissension . . . OPM scrapped . . . Hannibalite Donald M. Nelson, made number two man in land. second only to Franklin D .... Whiteman and others bewail over-night stream of poor songs . . . Remember Pearl Harbor . . . Glenn Miller does bang-up job of popularizing songs . . . any type . . . Streep has his troubles . . . Harlan Leonard plays Beta-Chi Delt dance at Daly . . . well received . . . Wirt Mitchell fixes roof on Armory . . . rain coats and umbrellas no longer seen in check room . . . new system of checking maintains popularity . . . three coats . . . no funds . . . student body officers dicker for name band . . . publications policy for ensuing years discussed . . . enrollment office begins a check on students re- Pazr II