Central Wesleyan College - Pulse Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

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RUTH ZIMMERMANN Preceptress. 1909. 1 1JUTJ53fJ 1 QI HI 51 W W I EDITH KRIEGE, AL B. Professor of Art and Assistant in English 1913. I I 1 K 5,233-by , .f .5S,-ggkb.x ' 0 1' 53'-,,-.3 E 3 J. T Field

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The Dining Hall 1' 'V , interesting sights at College is N . 1 the gathering of the students -- - in the Dining Hall. The room itself is light and airy, the furniture and table ware of the best, and the food ap- petizing. Three times a day, at the ring- ing of the b-ell, the students come troop- ing in from all directions-boys and girls-a hundred or more in number. A jolly happy set they are. Every table of ten or a dozen forms a little social cir- cle of young men and maidens who greet one another joyously and sometimes hilariously. 'They come not only to eat, but also to enjoy a good time. lVoice, manner, everything indicates the happi- ness of youth. C Nissgili OR a visitor, one of the most I'-C 'e' i . . . - Quickly the buzz and confusion of con- versation subsides. Grace is said, and then the real business begins. At first there is comparative quiet but soon question and answer, wit and humor, serious and sobefi the conversation as an acconipanimeiitfmbecomes more and more animated. When the bell taps as a sig- nal that those who wish ar-e excused, the surprised looks on many faces show that the time was most pleasantly spent. ln th-e evening the meal ends with a short family worship, consisting of song and prayer. Then happily all scatter to their various rooms and duties, leaving the Superintendent and his help to make preparation for th-e reunion the next morning. ' l ---' i1 li V157 Ti :TT U 1 t i ,, .1 -C K- ,J .- 9 HE world i E, adequately ing as Fiei my tral Weslc alumni of Central Vi actively engaged in States or foreign cou dents who number eight thousand are s world. During the twenty as Field Secretary, ments in Missouri, braska, and Kansas, gelistic services an work for the Collegc tin, was also issued and generally distr patrons of the schot The time has noi solicitation of the fi the paramount issue. nial Celebration is o next twelve months great donations for 1 35I5o.ooo.oo is our gc absolutely necessary needs. Central XfVes She flare not ask f can easily he raised friend will depend 111 on some one else, paign a success, Al have been secured c there is :t condition nr-