Central Methodist University - Ragout Yearbook (Fayette, MO)

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R xu II L xx oonu ARD PlGS1dC'l'lt oi the Colle e . . .,.... ...,l-....T. , 1-- ----l--:-v- . . . - - f-- --1- -- - . ' ' U' e To the Men and Women of Central College: Greetings, May the pages of the 1960 edition of the Ragout provide you with many hours of pleasure as a record of activities duringthe past year. May it also serVe'during the future years as a constant reminder of the wonderful fellowship with faculty andfellow students, of friendships and associations that will remain throughout a life time, and of experiences that will have meaning and significance long after names and dates canbe remembered.Maythis record of a year at Central College, one year of the one hundred five since its founding, help you in future years to live again the joys of this year on the Central Campus, As Central men and women leave totake up various tasks all over the world we rejoice in the knowledge that the Alma Mater continues to' grow stronger and better able than before to serve new generations of Central men and women, Through the years ahead, we hope you may have many opportunities to visit the campus and share in the wonderful outlook for your college, , ' ' i' W 3 Q-1-JVLL.

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EVERETT C. BUCKNER Dean of Central College Any college more than one hundred years old will have many traditions, These may change as the pattern Of our educational system changes but the memories of those that were in existance remain with us. I remember the old bell in Centenary Chapel which was rung after every football victory, Freshmen would race up the hill from Davis Field to be the first to pull the rope, I remember Campus Day when the whole student body turned out to Work on the campus. On that day it was a tradition that Seniors refused to Work in the afternoon and were suitably punished, . But the tradition that I am most proud of is that of good teaching, Through the years Central College has had outstanding, dedicated teachers, To mention those that I have been associated with as student and colleague would take too much space and wouldbe open to close scrutiny by those who would want to include some that I inadvertently omitted, Iflcan leave any marks of my tenure in Central College I want them to be a record of good teaching associated with good teachers. , V ffwwfff