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Color video, 8:06, no sound, circa Spring 1944; includes Navy V-12 program members and inaugration of President H.S. DeVore.
0:00-1:16 Possibly inauguration of President H.S. DeVore, with officers and sailors in uniform and faculty in robes.1:16-1:29 McMurray Hall, with sign reading "U.S. Navy Barracks"1:30-1:56 Officers and sailors talking around "U.S. Navy Sick Bay"1:57-2:02 Sailor playing a bugle2:03-2:12 Sailor exiting a building2:13-2:20 Navy marching band2:21-2:34 Sailors marching across campus2:35-3:55 Sailors in field undergoing inspection by officers and marching, including with marching band.3:46-4:03 Sailors exiting a white gate4:04-4:09 Flag flying4:10-5:38 Officers and faculty in regalia, plus sailors, entering Linn Memorial Chapel5:39-6:34 Mostly women students exiting Linn Memorial Chapel, one posing with a trumpet6:35-7:10 Mostly women students playing tennis7:11-8:06 Women students with instrument
<em>Scribblings</em>, 1948
Scribblings, a student writing publication from Central College (now Central Methodist University). 24 pages of text with saddle stitch binding. Title page: "Scibblings 1948. Published by the Members of the Scribblers' Club Central College, Fayette, Missouri. Members of the Scribblers' Club: Robert D. McAfee, President; Charles J. Ahl; William E. Cooley; William O. Gladden; Albert R. Hamra; Philip P. Kamil; William R. Leek; Niels C. Nielsen; John R. Rea; H. Joe Western; Faculty Advisor, Thomas A. Perry.
<em>Printed Ink</em>, 1947
Printed Ink, a student writing periodical from Central College (now Central Methodist University). 16 pages of text, with yellow paper covers and saddle stitch binding. Dedication Page: "To all you who have sprawled to Scrawl in H.P.'s hallowed parlors, we dedicate this collection of PRINTED INK. If these assembled letters hold meaning or memories for you, the effort shall have been worthwhile. -Scrawlers '47" Printed Ink was a publication of the Scrawlers Club of Central College, an all-female writing group. The periodical was published 1947-1952 (estimated based on archival holdings)
Program for World War II Memorial Service, May 26, 1946
Program for Memorial Service for Central College (later Central Methodist University) students who died while serving in World War II, which took place on Sunday, May 26, 1945, in the “College Church” (Linn Memorial Chapel). Three names have been handwritten into the listing of the dead on page 3. 4p, folded pamphlet
Letter from L.C. Shell to Martha Ricketts, Registrar of Central College, concerning student casualties from World War II
Letter from L.C. Shell to Martha Ricketts, Registrar of Central College (later Central Methodist University), asking for addresses of students “killed in action or listed as casualties” during World War II, so that their families could be notified of a memorial service held at the College
United States Navy; marching on Davis Field
Recruits in the Navy V-12 program at Central College (later Central Methodist University), in exercises with officers on Davis Field
Launching of S.S. Central Victory on March 10, 1945
Photograph of S.S. Central Victory on March 10, 1945 at Richmond, CA shipyard.Fayette, Mo
United States Navy; standing in front of McMurry Hall
Students in the Navy V-12 program, photographed from behind, drilling in front of McMurry Hall at Central College (later Central Methodist University)
Group Photograph of Navy V-12 Central Cadets in Front of Barracks
Group photograph of Navy V-12 cadets in front of barracks (McMurry Hall) at Central College.Fayette, Mo
Navy V-12 Cadets Marching Out of Davis Field
Navy V-12 cadets marching in formation out of Davis Field though the Eagle Entrance on Central Methodist College (now Central Methodist University) campus.Fayette, Mo