1p with three newspaper articles clipped for Central Methodist University: "Parade to be a long one" from October 16, 1964 Howard County Democrat-Leader, "Paintings displayed" and "Eagles trouce Culver-Stockton" from October 20, 1964 Fayette Advertiser.
1 page containing three articles clipped from the the October 13, 1964 issue of the Fayette Advertiser, the headlines are, from top to bottom: "Fayette streets to be jammed Saturday with 11 floats, 12 bands in Homecoming parade," "Seating area being extended" and "Can't get started is Eagles' theme at Graceland."
The Glasgow High School Marching Band proceeds down a residential street in Fayette, Missouri during the Homecoming parade for Central Methodist College (later Central Methodist University). A child holding a balloon is in the foreground.
The Glasgow High School Marching Band proceeds down a residential street in Fayette, Missouri during the Homecoming parade for Central Methodist College (later Central Methodist University). A child holding a balloon and an adult wearing a sweater are in the foreground.
1 p, typewritten news release for Central Methodist College (now Central Methodist University), announcing Homecoming events to take place on October 15, 1966.
1 p, typed press release for Central Methodist College (now Central Methodist University), dated 10/14/65, and describing Homecoming festivities to take place on October 20, 1965.
In a homecoming parade at Central College (now Central Methodist University), three women ride atop a float for sorority Phi Kappa Theta. The float reads "Our [Hearts] Set on Victory."
