Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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9-.6-.1-A Ae eniom President: LYNN HORN chemistry beautiful dark eyes and hairg developed a sudden interest in domestic problemsg transferred from William Woods. Pi Kappa Theta, Treas.g Chemistry Clubg Choirg F. T. A. I Vice-President: BILL FABBIER economics enjoys chess, bridge, and Whittieg we kids all call him A'Pop g conta- giously cheerful. The Order of the Golden Eagle, Treas.g McMurray House Council, Vice-Pres.g Pi Gamma Mu. Secretary: Lois READ music theory is an old-timer with that bass horng is in trios, beauty contests, and the like. F. T. A.g Choirg Band. Treasurer: CARROTS BAKER music theory she has already taught school, and in her home town, too! small, saucy, always smiling. Phi Beta, Pi Kappa Thetag F. T. A.g Band. THE class of 1946, the Seniors, and we find that we know exactly nothing, by this time. We wonder what we have done the last four years that has kept us so terrifieally busy from early morn till late at night! But we don't exactly feel as if we had accomplished nothing .... This is our last stretch, and the future is close at hand. More responsibilities come our wayg we like to feel we are a pretty priveleged bunch, we know our own mindsg we flatly refuse to speak to anyone who approaches with a suggestion to join somethingg graduation comes around, and bills pile up, maybe we give a recital, and the whole home town is out to applaud our successg we interview big shots in our hunt for a jobg caps and gowns are in order, and, at last, the diploma adds the crowning touch. We sigh a sigh of relief-weive made the grade! Page 23