Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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3 . E i l I Page I9 lg wintry Walk to CIaSSic's classes MERRILL E. GADDIS, PROFESSOR OF HISTORY . . . advises the student council and helps sponsor Pi Gamma Mu . . . system of teaching by personalities has made courses interesting for sixteen years . . . LOLA C. WALKER, INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH AND SPEECH . . . at Central two years . . . loves to talk to interesting people . . . coaches debate and takes the team to tournaments . . . WALTER R. SCHAFF, PROFESSOR OF EDUCATION . . . is enjoy- ing his first year at Central . . . hobbies are gardening and tearing around the tennis courts . . . LENA R. HADLEY, INSTRUCTOR IN MATHEMATICS . . . likes valentines, cats, and rings . . . informality and humor have enlivened her Classes the two years she has been here . . . CLAR- ENCE E. HIX, JR., ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION . . . North Carolinian accent is well-known . . . has been here two years . . . teaches theories that may be applied to contemporary affairs . . . Nl Q. .xl Q 5 v, ll - ' nusnfaa w.-Hee za-viz s I. I4 :f 3 c 7 '. -. ' I f li f 3 E 17: N 5 5 E. 3. 111 9. 9. if .-I1 '- I 4 -f :lt get -5 'D -'-c ,fx .f E4 I ' N: '95 ,. W