Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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-Q .m:1:u1zu1J ' in --A A I 4 Page 7 uinlnnllnn ' EULALIE PAPE in Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages Dear Miss Pape: In appreciation of your high ideals, your infinite patience and guidance in the classroom, your understanding and keen insight, the wealth of educational experience you have brought to us and our college, and the atmosphere of dignity and graciousness in the performance of your many activities, we dedicate to you the 1948 BAGOUT. We are deeply indebted to you for your influence and help in making this year's annual possible. Yours sincerely, THE RAGOUT STAFF

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S I 4 , .,,....:A.. ::.,.-'i l YHEHIHRIAIH ' JAMES PAUL ALEXANDER Freshman December 23, 1947

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Ate .:, ., .:15:f:+1efi:':e-1115 .tif f .1-L.2a1.g.m.g:f..,Y Y: '- - '-- 4 - Y -- . . , .,,m,.-,.. . . ,ni U.. V - FIIREHIHIUI Here is your 1948 RAGOUT - a memorable book - a memorable year-brought to you with all the fervor of a typi- cal RAGOUT staff. This book has no conspicuous theme or outline which it rigidly follows. In that respect does it uphold its traditional name-RAGOUT. Playing up the French word RAGOUT, meaning hash, we are using the buildings as the kettle, with you, the stu- dents, making up the actual campus life as the 'cvegetablesf' VVhat goes into hash makes it good, the basic ingredient being meat, which, of course, is the faculty. But the dish can hardly be called good hash without that added piquancy or zest which we denote asfseasoningi' or sauce, which is our activity or feature section. V- You be the Judge T refltment 1S inform 11 throughout the keynote simplicity We sinceiely hope you like the specialty we your chefs have concocted and that the ingredients chosen are to your taste Page 8 . D C . . z Q , , cc ,sa C h I K C . - .