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1920s pamphlet for Central College (now Central Methodist University)
No full text1920s pamphlet showing black and white illustrations of campus along with a few colored inscriptions. it is 11 and 1/3 quarters in length and 8 and 1/3 quarters in width. 16 pages not including cover and inside cover page
Central Educational Bureau information packet on E.A. Jenner, sent to Central College
No full textPacket of “Confidential Information Relating to Mr. E.A. Jenner, 1430 Vine St. La Crosse, Wis. Applicant for the position of Biology.” sent to Central College (now Central Methodist University). 4 pages, including envelope, typewritten with some details handwritten. Includes a list of Prof. Jenner’s educational and career accomplishments, subjects studies, and references
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
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
Photo of Edwin A. Jenner.
No full textBlack and white photograph of Edwin A. Jenner. Inscription on reverse of photo: “E.A. Jenner. 1430 Vine St. La Crosse Wis”. Included with Jenner’s letter inquiring into the position of Professor of Biology at Central College (later Central Methodist University)
April 17, 1920 letter from Edwin A. Jenner to Dr. Paul H. Linn, president of Central College
No full textLetter dated April 17, 1920, from E.A. Jenner, professor of biology at “the Normal School” in LaCrosse, Wisconsin, enquiring about the position of professor of Biology at Central College (later Central Methodist University). Typed, 1 page, with signature
April 14, 1920 letter from W. Hawkins to Dr. Paul Linn, president of Central College
No full textApril 14, 1920 letter from W. Hawkins of the Central Educational Bureau in St. Louis, Missouri to Dr. Paul H. Linn, president of Central College (now Central Methodist University), recommending two people for the open position of professor of Biology. One professor recommended, Edwin A. Jenner, would accept the position later that year. Typewritten and signed, one-half page
External view of gymnaisum
No full textBlack and white photograph of the northeast portion of Central College (now Central Methodist University)'s campus, showing the later gymnaisium (Clingenpeel Gymnaisum)
Selected Pages from the April 1912 Edition of the Howard-Payne Exponent
No full textPages 18-19 of April 1912 edition of the Howard-Payne Exponent, detailing the opening session of the Automathean Literary Society held in Classic Hall
Cupples Hall (as dormitory); exterior; no Holt Hall; no library addition; shed-type entrance shown to basement of Cupples; men standing on porch of building; curtains shown hanging in window
No full textSouth-east exterior view of Cupples Hall in early 20th century, when it was a residence hall; includes cellar entrance.Fayette, Mo