Moberly Area Community College - Mojuco Yearbook (Moberly, MO)

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IllUIEHlIllN M. J. C. has this year suffered greatly as a result of the War. Its greatest loss, however, is the loss of Miss Casebolt and Dean Spohrer. , For many years Miss Casebolt has taught the languages at M. J. C. She has also served as sponsor for Phi Theta Kappa, the national junior College scholastic fraternity. There is only one small consolation, M. J. C.'s loss is another college's gain. Dean Spohrer has been the mainstay of the college since its founding. Through his expert management, the years at M. C. have rolled by without a hitch. No doubt he will be remembered by many, also by his government class and those wonderful announcements which came often- No Class To- day. . So-to you, Miss Casebolt, and you, Dean Spohrer, this Mojuco of 1943 is hereby dedicated. SIX

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lllHlWUHll 1 This has not been an untroubled year, yet I am sure that no one who has put in this year at M. C. can say that he regrets it. There have, no doubt, been times when you were singing the blues g times such as when a term paper was assigned, or when a test that might make or break you was coming up. On the other side of the ledger are the friends and friendships you have enjoyed this year. Don't you remember how happy you were when you handed in that term paper ? Don't forget that night at the dance also. These are the memories which this book aims to recall to your mind. FI V .l'I

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EllNllNlS REGIMENTAL STAFF is M. ji. C. faculty members have all the responsibility but not the authority of regular army commanclers. DRAFTEES A truer word was never spoken COMMUNIQUE NO. 1 News from the foreign front. C'Not very good news, thoughj COMMUNIQUE NO. 2 News from the home front fMorale is goodj SEVEN