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Members of Navy V-12 program at Central College on Davis Field
No full textFour groups of students in the Navy V-12 program at Central College (later Central Methodist University) stand at attention with three drummers and six officers on Davis Field
Navy V-12 Marching Band
No full textNavy V-12 Marching Band, playing in formation on Central campus.Fayette, Mo
Collegian article: "Clingenpeel scores paper"
No full textArticle from p. 1 of the January 17, 1941 (v. 69 no. 17) issue of the Central Collegian, the student newspaper. Headline is: "Clingenpeel scores paper: Calls Collegian football editorial 'unfortunate.'" Article is primarily composed of a letter to the paper from Coach Clingenpeel, criticizing an editorial calling for cancellation of the football program in the previous issue
Central College Bulletin article: "Coach is head of association"
No full textArticle from p. 3 of December 20, 1941 (v. 10, no. 4) issue of the Central College Bulletin. Headline is "Coach is head of association: C.A. Clingenpeel Was Elected President of the Association of Coaches of the M.C.A.U.". Article details coach and athletic director Clarence A. Clingenpeel (class of 1915)'s election to president of the Missouri College Athletic Union
Central College Bulletin article: "Coach Clingenpeel ordered to rest for one year because of illness"
No full textArticle from p. 3 of the October 17, 1941 (v. 11 no. 1) issue Central College Bulletin. Headline is "Coach Clingenpeel ordered to rest for one year because of illness". Article details Clingenpeel's career as a coach, as well as a student athlete at Central, and delivers an optimistic prognosis
Collegian photo feature: "The Central eagle preens its feathers"
No full textPhoto feature from p. 6 of the September 13, 1940 (v. 69 no. 1) Central Collegian, the student newspaper. Headline is "The Central eagle preens its feathers." Five photos are shown detailing scenes from around campus, with captions at the lower left. Captions are: "1.-- Coach Clingenpeel tells his veteran crew of backfield men what to do and how to do it. Left to right: Smithey, Stallings, Teel, Morrow, Pitchford, Vanatta, Griswold, Shockley, Jackson, O'Nan, Clingenpeel. 2.-- Pianist Herb Bush, who stole the show at the upperclass 'hash' program Monday night with his dizzy fingers, explains how it's done. 3.-- Ragout business manager Ted Zerbe sits slyly behind his desk and makes plans for freshmen to start trekking to the photographer next week. 4.-- A group of enthusiastic freshman boys waits outside the Swinney Conservatory to hear the annual lecture on 'Music Appreciation." 5.-- Line coach George Kline gives his freshman hopefuls pointers on how to mangle their opponents. Left to right: Winters, Newcomb, Haviland, Murphy, McCarrey, Woodham, and Kline.
Collegian article: "Clingenpeel MCAU Head"
No full textArticle from p. 1 and p. 8 of the December 13, 1941 (v. 69 no. 14) Central Collegian, the student newspaper. Headline is: "Clingenpeel MCAU Head: Elected by conference coaches; discuss breach." Article discusses Clingenpeel's election to president of Missouri College Athletic Union coaches' association, as well as a "breach in relations between Central and Missouri Valley [College].
Collegian article: "Celebrate for 'Prof' and 'Cling'"
No full textArticle from p. 1 and p. 5 of the November 23, 1936 (v. 68 no. 11) issue of the Central Collegian, the student newspaper. Headline is "Celebrate for 'Prof' and 'Cling': Anderson and Clingenpeel here 15 years." Article details both Prof. Anderson as well as Coach Clingenpeel's careers at Central
Pamphlet: "Dedication of the Morrison Astronomical Observatory by Robert R. Fleet. Reprinted from Popular Astronomy, Vol. XLIV, No. 9, November 1936"
No full textPamphlet stapled into a blue paper cover, 6p, with photo illustrations. Reprinted from an article written by the author in the November 1936 issue (v. 44, no. 9) of Popular Astronomy
Morrison Observatory blueprints, page 2, "First Floor Plan"
No full textPage 2 of blueprints of Morrison Observatory, dated 4/27/1935, depicting first floor plan. The date indicates these were created for the moving of the Observatory from Glasgow, Missouri to Fayette, Missouri to be used for Central Methodist University's faculty and students