Collegian photo feature: "The Central eagle preens its feathers"

Collegian photo feature: "The Central eagle preens its feathers"

Central Methodist University (Fayette, Mo.)

Photo 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."

Central Collegian

Central Methodist University Archive

1940-09-13

1940

1940

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