Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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A vicroievi Eagles lead Tarkio throughout to cop First win in sixteen games. Season then closes quickly with a loss and two wins, after which the varsity quiets criticism by swamping an all-star team. Wright-Hayes Duo Piano Recital on March 'I6 A brilliant performance is followed by Spayde's equally inspiring annual organ recital, Truman Visits Mexico Earth is Photographed from 'IOO Miles Comic Strip Dance Sponsored by Atoms SPRING VACATION Ten wet-days Find Centralites splitting up lor everything from sleep to Dr. Brown's Gullcoast Educational Tour, as serious business is under- taken in Moscow. The world was in bloom, there were stars in the skies, Except for the few that were there in your eyes ,... . Clara Bow is Mrs. I-lush HBest Years of Qur Lives Monopolizes Oscars Back and lnto hlomestretch The magnolia tree bursts belatedly into bloom, still hindered by erratic weather. Windows ol the Con open to Flood campus and busy tennis courts with conglomerated sound. Dear, as I held you closein my arms, Angels were singing a hymn to your charms .... Texas City Explosions Kill SCO Byrnes' Fulton Address is Canceled Baseball Season Qpens With Shutting ol Durocher TRACK SEASON OPENS IN VICTORY FOR CENTRAL The A Cappella Choir gives its home concert and leaves for a weekls tour. l.abs vex as grass reaches cutting height and a warm sun alternates with cooling showers .... Many organiza- tions dance .... Atoms are cage champions . . . . Ragout goes to press . . . . Next pub- lications officials are elected .... M. C. A. U. meet held at Marshall .... More stage produc- tions .... Conservatory repeats triumph at K. C. Music l'laIl .... Student Body election picnics .... Dances .... May Fete .... Banquets .... Graduation .... and the year runs out .... Page 13

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First snows tall and W. C. Fields dies at Christmas. lllinois 45, U. C. L. A. T4 at Pasadena J. Byrnes is Manol Year Byrnes Resigns Milt Canitl sells Terry and the Pirates lt's back to uunusualn weather and the long hall ol the year. The Beta Sigs dance at their winter lormal and the sororities band together lor their big triangular dance. ' . K. C. Star Starts'Two-Week Strike TWO ONE-ACT I-HTS BV PLAYERS AT CLASSIC Raindrops down my collar-standing in the street, Raindrops down my 'collar-mis'ry in my feet .... More losing basketball: Eagles are well- trimmed in opening home game. Georgia Legislature Names Talmadge V Governor Semester Finals Endured 'Mid Swirling Snow ' A FACULTY FOLLIES A l-llT Sheddingdignity lor an evening and explod- ing their talent bubble around a last-moving minstrel show, the faculty pays oft a W. S.'S. F. debt and has a rare good time doing it. The Dean's colossal production scores by drawing l:ayette's largest crowd ot many years. Sixty new laces look in on the new semester and see tour quick losses at home-all close. Open the door, Richard, Cpen the door and let me inl Leo the Lip Weds Laraine the Mormon Grace Moore and Swedish Prince Die in Crash lntramural B. B. Well Under Way Albert E. Day Heads Religious Emphasis Week Speakers hold daily conferences with students who also hear Dr. Day daily in Chapel. Girls in First Central B. B. Victory Alpha Phi Gammas lnaugurate Sweetheart Dance Snows ot all kinds make lite and steps miser- able, but interspersed are First signs ol spring. l-l. Pfs tlower'garden breaks ranks in every- thing from bright prints to new sorority sweaters. Radios blare thru' open windows and balls- golf, base, and tennis-are warmed up on a greening McMurry lawn. Then, more tlurries of snow warn of a late spring. Yes, it,s,a good day For singin' a song, Then it s a good day for movin' along .... New Camera Makes a 50-Second Picture CONCERT BAND GLITTERS IN HOME CONCERT, TOURS Robinson 'IQ-Piece Band in Debut at Sig Dance NightotJanuary16tIw Given at Courthouse Home season opens .... Make-up For Faculty Follies Valentine dance .... Dr. Day in the Chapel pulpit .... Life at Howard-Payne .... High for a rebound .... Bookstore . . . . Titration .... The Valiant Mr. Perkins Meets Mighty Mouse Dobyns ..., Intramural BB ....., Snowscape .... Page I2

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Hrs! Jlfofvemenf ALLEGRO Quiclc orientation by groups .... First impressions .... blending, flushed hues of our autumn-to-spring campus tone phantasy rise in the emotional programme of introductory passages , I lulling .... then, an important sub-theme-an innovation-features the conductors who gradually brealc the hesitating unison in their favorite orchestral sections down into individual, searching themes .... harmony .... Page 14 H .