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<em>Scribblings</em>, First Series
No full textPamphlet of "Scribblings," student writing from Central College (now Central Methodist University). 20 pages of text, with spiderweb-patterned flyleaves behind front and back cover. Bound with cord.Title page: "'Scribblings.' First Series. by members of the Scribblers' Club of Central College. Democrat-Leader Press. Fayette, Missouri. 1926.
Letter from Professor Edwin Jenner to Dean E.P. Puckett, dated July 25, 1924
No full textLetter on Central College (later Central Methodist University) stationery dated July 25, 1924 from Iowa City, Iowa, from Professor Edwin Jenner to Dean E.P Puckett. Jenner discusses an upcoming visit from Puckett, as well as equipment and class size preparations for teaching a course on bacteriology (later microbiology)
Exterior photo of Clingenpeel Gymnaisium in the snow
No full textBlack and white photograph of Clingenpeel Gymnaisium in the snow. Labeled "1923" in green ink, and "Gym" in blue ink
Before 1929; homecoming parade; parade is driving past Cupples Hall; cart is being pulled by horses
No full textHomecoming parade before 1929. A horse-drawn cart carrying a male and female student in costume drives past Cupples Hall; other students watch
Central's first homecoming; male students standing on street in single file line
No full textIn Central Methodist University (formerly Central College)'s first homecoming parade, male students in costume stand in single file on an unpaved road in Fayette, Mo, with their hands on each other's shoulders.Fayette, Mo
Central's first homecoming; male students standing on street in single file line with hands on shoulders
No full textIn Central Methodist University (formerly Central College)'s first homecoming parade, male students in costume stand in single file on an unpaved road in Fayette, Mo.Fayette, Mo
J. Clark Salyer's photo in the 1922 <em>Ragout</em>, student yearbook of Central College (later Central Methodist University).
No full textPage 64 of the 1922 student yearbook, the Ragout, of Central College (later Central Methodist University). J. Clark Salyer is listed third from the top, along with his extracurricular activities ("A.L.S.," or "Aristotelian Literary Society," the College's debate team), as well as an adjective, "Sarcastic." Note that the class is listed as the future class of 1924; Salyer did not graduate until 1927
Photo labeled “Morrison Observatory, Pritchett College”
No full textPhotograph of the Morrison Observatory, taken from the southeast, labeled "Morrison Observatory, Pritchett College." As Pritchett School Institute did not become Pritchett College until 1878, this image dates from some time between 1878 and Pritchett College's closing in 1922
Biology Club in 1921 Ragout (student yearbook of Central Methodist University).
No full textPage 103 of the Ragout, the student yearbook of Central College (later Central Methodist University). This page is devoted to the Biology Club. J. Clark Salyer is the second from the left on the bottom row, and Dr. Edwin Jenner is featured in the center
J. Clark Salyer’s photo in 1921 Ragout (student yearbook of Central Methodist University)
No full textDetail of page 71 of the 1921 Ragout, the student yearbook of Central College (later Central Methodist University), showing entry for John Clark Salyer II. Salyer's photo is given, along with his hometown of Lexington, Missouri, his extracurricular activities of Aristotelian Literary Society (the debate team), Biology Club, Lafayette County Club, and a nickname, "Huxley II.