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Harbor Beach schools and a
privately-operated school system have joined the Teacher
Education Project at Central
Michigan University. Their
partnerships will go into effect
Julyl- ,    ,
The private school system ss
the Leelanau Schools, Glen
Arbor, and is the first private
school system to join the project
at Central Michigan University
financed by the Ford Foundation.
Advanced students at ihe
university enrolled in the project spend alternating semesters
as paid employees of the various partnership schools, The
project began in 1959 and now
has rare than 20 cooperating
school systems.
The Harbor Beach system includes high school and elementary school with combined enrollment of nearly 600 pupils.
The Leelanau Schools, including schools for boys and girls,
have combined enrollment of
about 145 with grades seven
througn 12. They are college
preparatory boarding schools.
CEHaBflL MCHIGiUfl UMVEBSITY. THURSDAY, TIME 9.S. \m.
To Stat® Gomtniftee
Dr. Charles L. Anspach, president emeritus, has been appointed to the Michigan Council
on Crime and Delinquency. The
appointment was made by the
National Council on Crime and
Delinquency.
He also has been appointed a
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Central's summer school enrollment reached a record 2,029
this year, an increase of 13 per
cent over last year's figure.
The major increase was in the
graduate division where enrollment is up 25 per cent. This
summer's graduate enrollment
is 716, highest ever at Central.
Other class figures are 51
freshmen, 121 sophomores, 269
juniors, 694 seniors and 178
special and guest.
These figures do not include
41 high school students enrolled
in a National Science Foundation Institute and 107 children
enrolled in Central's Speech and
Hearing Clinic.
KUMBEH THIRTY-fWO
As the deadline for the §45
enrollment certification deposit
for students planning on attending Central Michigan University
draws near, the number of enrollments is still below the 5200
mark according to Austin J.
Buchanan, director of admissions.
By Tuesday of this week,
there were 4,363 deposits made
Ml k Fte Mmim
by students on the graduate and
undergraduate level.
Graduate students are reminded that this deposit applies
to them as well as undergraduate students. All deposits must
be in by Saturday in order for
the student to attend Central
Michigan University in the f alL
The deposit requirement includes all students regularly en-
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Gregory Peck, Marisa Pavan
and Jennifer Jones will star in
"The Man in the Grey Flannel
Suit" based on the famous novel
by Sloan Wilson, Wednesday
night at eight o'clock in Warriner Hall Auditorium.
"The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit" is a story presenting
Some of the problems envolved
with white-collar living. Gregory Peck plays a mature, well-
rounded portrait of a present-
day-white-collar-worker on
Madison Avenue trying to get
ahead without compromising
his   integrity   and   principles.
member of the Committee .on _   . .
Rotary Foundatign7~BistriCtil31i Tiie-movie^vilHse-piFesented- ^ut-for-a-number-, of-joles-with
Rotary International. free of charge by SSAC. " *-—•—•■
Manistee Theater
Central Michigan University's
summer theater workshop at
Manistee this year has the largest enrollment in its eight-year
history.
Another indication of the
popularity of the course lies in
the fact that more than half the
class this year comes from outside the Manistee area. Previously the majority of registrants
were Manistee area residents.
Central offers the summer
theater class for graduate or
undergraduate credit in either
speech or English, It provides
both theory and laboratory
work under the direction of
members of a professional company, headed by Madge Skelly,
producer-director.
The course gives students an
opportunity to participate in all
the jobs essential to producting
a play. They are also able to try
the professional company.
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TV Council El
Pork Secretary
Central Michigan University's
director of special studies,
Charles B, Park, was recently
elected secretary of the Central
Michigan Educational Television Council.
Other officers elected are
Chester Surline, superintendent
of schools at West Branch,
president, and Raymond Hill,
assistant superintendent of
schools at Owosso, vice president. The council's director is
Martin G. Atkins, of CMU.
ETV covers 50 school districts
in central and eastern Michigan,
and has its production at CMU.
Now closing its second year of
production, the council video
tapes in-school TV programs
through WJRT-TV, Flint, and
WNEM-TV, Bay City and Saginaw.
Courses received by schools
are elementary art, junior high
art, elementary science, junior
high science, high school American   history  and   high   school
government and economics.
rolled on campus during the
week and those who only attend Saturday classes. It is intended for both full-time and
part time students.
The new regulation also applies to those students on scholarships, fellowships, grants-in-
aid and graduate assistants.
The regulation is necessitated
by the recent State Board of
Education ruling which limits
next fall's enrollment at Central Michigan University t©
5200 on-campus students.
It is hoped that the regulation
will cut down on the number of
duplicate admission requests
that students make to various
institutions, and firm up a
realistic and realiable count on
the number of applicants that
are definitely planning on attending this institution in the
fall.
F@r In-Sehool Us©
Instructional television programs for in-school use may be
available from Central Michigan University in this area in
September. Programs would include classes in elementary
science, elementary art and high
school American history.
These classes have been used
by more than 50 school systems
in Central Michigan during the
last two years to improve the
quality   of   education   within
their schools.
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Abad, Jack C, Trout Hall; San Francisco. Calif.
Abousamra, Samira, Larzelere Hall; Port Huron
Ackerman, Dave D., Robinson Hall; Cass City
Ackerman, Leona H.; Stanwood —	
Adair, Marcia, Larzelere Hall; Pontiac	
Adams, Doris Mae, Route #2; Mt. Pleasant —
Adams, Dorothy Curtis, Route 42; Mt. Pleasant
Adams, Florence M.; Beaverton	
Adams, Harry Richard. Calkins; Dearborn ,	
Adams, James B.. 404 N. Main; Mt. Pleasant —
Adams, James Edward, 617 S. Main; Harrisville
Adams, Jeanette L., Calkins; Dearborn ——
Adams, Richard Melvin, H-l Wash. Ct.;
Mt PlcfiStJiit ——_ ___•.———————-——-"——
Adkinson, Sarah" jlm¥ri02TsT Franklin; Palo -
Adomeit, Donna M.; Birch Run	
Aerts, Joan Kathryn; Clare .—	
Ahlander, Doyle Bryan, Q-6 Wash. Ct.;
Mt. Pleasant _,	
Ahler, Loraine A.; Bay City	
Albietz, Wilbur B., Calkins Hall;
Columbus, Indiana _, •	
Albright, Jerome Kay, G-3 Preston Ct.;
Mt. Pleasant , 	
Aldrich, Joanne E.. 434 Wash. St.; Mt. Pleasant
Allen, Alice Paul, Trout; Rumford, R. I.	
Allen, J. Driske, Trout; Rumford, R. I —
Allen, Linda L.; Ithaca -	
Allen, William Carl: Owosso	
Allington, Edward H., IC-8 Wash. Ct.;
Mt. Pleasant - 	
Allington, Kathleen B., K-8 Wash, Ct.;
Mt. Pleasant ■—
Allison, Caroline B., larzelere Hall; Grayling _
Allison, Ruth J„ Larzelere Hall;
. Punta Gorda, Fla. 	
Amble, Robert Charles; Houghton Lake
Amburn, Joan Marie; 904 Douglas; Mt Pleasant
Anderson, Arthur Thomas; Saginaw ,	
Anderson, Calvin C, Calkins Hall; Lansing 15 -
Anderson, Clifford F. Jr., 1109 Watson;
Mt. Pleasant ,  —	
Anderson, Edith, Larzelere; Fife lake	
Anderson, Edward -Jerome; Detroit -—
Anderson, Eleanor D., 715 S. Oak St.;
Carson City „— «.—	
Anderson, Eva Joy; Rosebush __	
Anderson, John; Stanton ——	
Anderson, Lola C; St Louis —	
•Anderson, Marion h., Trout Hall;
Green Bay, Wis. . — —< —
Anderson, William M., 508 S. Lansing;
Ludington . ,— --
Andrews, Orda Kay, 501 S. Kinney; Saginaw
Andrews, Vernon C,; Middleton —~-	
Andrews, William Lea, 315 N. Fanchef;
. Mt Pleasant , ——— «-—.-
Annesei-Nichoto, N-l© Wash. Ct; Nev/^ttoup
Anthoay, Kiehard G. 3v., A-S Preston CM
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3-6911
3-3281
2-4293
3-4321
5-3771
2-5366
2-5366
3-5874
. 2-4111
_ 2-3971
.„„'_ 3-6311
Antle, Richard G., 3760 Preston Rd.; Saginaw .
Apsey, Joyce M.; Reed City	
Arehart, Marjorie C; Beaverton	
Arment, Beverly Lou, 1105 S. Washington;
Mt. Pleasant  3-4611
Armentrout, Glenda Rose; Clare	
Armstrong, Donald N., 3604 S. Franklin;
Mt. Pleasant  5-3021
Arndt, August H., Trout Hall; Grand Rapids 7 _ 3-6911
Arndt, Emily Louis, Trout Hall; Grand Rapids 3-6911
Arndt, Jane Louise, Trout Hall; Grand Rapids 3-6911
Arntson. David Andrew, Calkins Hall;
Eau Claire, Wis. 3-3281
Artman, Sister Mary Agatha, S. H. Academy;    	
Mt Pleasant 5-0841
Asch, Jon A., 1019 S. Franklin; Midland	
Aseritis, Maiga V.; Midland --—-—---	
Ashdown. Donald P., Trout Hall; Albion —-_ 3-6911
Asiala, Richard Emil, Ronan Hall; Onekama __
Atkins, Peggy Anne, 701E. Bellows; Millersburg 2-1052
Atkinson, Richard D.; Harrison	
Ault, Phyllis A.; Freeland	
Austin, Blanche; Carson City —	
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Bacon, Barbara Ann; Bay City	
Badder, Emma E.; Midlnad	
Bader, MaryAnn, Ronan Hall; Flushing	
Baerwolf, Delton I.; Saginaw	
Bailey, Dean Irwin; Sanford	
Bailey, Zellah M., 215 Chippewa; Muir	
Baud, Joyce Louise, 605 S. Main; Petoskey __
Baker, Marjorie Ruth, Larzelere; Marine City _
Baker, Oraulea; Lake	
Bakita, Dorothy M., E-6 Preston Ct.; Elsie	
Bakita, Stephen A., E-6 Preston Ct; Elsie	
Baldwin, Harry T.; Bay City _-------—	
Bali, Ruby Edwards, Larzelere Han; Flint	
Ballmer, Mary Ann; Midland	
Ballmer, Robert B.; Midland	
Bailor, Evelyn J., 701 E, Bellows; Bay City	
Balmer, Susan; Harrison —-—	
Balogh, Anthony M., 617 Mam; Ecorse	
Balzer, Helen M.; Gladwin ----	
Bannatyne, Alice Rose, Larzelere; Cheboygan _
Bannon, Kathleen M.; Rogers City	
Barding, Ronald G„ 505 S. Bradley;
Mt. Pleasant — 'wiai
Barnes, Marjorie J., Larzelere Hall,
Battle Creek d_;lubl
Barry, John P.; Midland —_-—-—— —
Barthelman, Clarence H., Trout Hall;
Worcester, Mass. ------—x— 7"i d-oai*
Bartig, Bonna M., 1007 S. Main; Hemtock ----
Bartliy, Katheryn R., Larzelere Hall; Kalltaska
Bartz, Jeanette S., 426 S. Wash.; Hubbard Lake
Barte, RaeheL Larzelere Hall; Hubbard Lake -
Bacch, ISarcella M., 704 College; Empire ——
BatcheMer, Terry &,, 721 E. Lincoln;
m.Mecsmt —-*...-»—_---»—■———*—r 3-0-w*
Batchelder, Dorothy Ml, 2165 Second;
Mt Pleasant .	
Bates, Shirley J.; Elsie	
Bauer, John Nelson, Robinson Hall; Hillman —
Bauer, Marie K., 1026 S. College; Pinconning _
Bauman, Lois Marie; Midland 1-
Bauman, Richard C; Midland	
Baumann, Lawrence H.; Hemlock .	
Baumgardner, Ned W.; Bay City	
Bauml, Lawrence R.; Midland	
Bayak, Jeanne Ann, 623% Washington; Baldwin 3-7343
Baynham, Carrie C., 1005 S. Main; Grayling —
Beamish, Helen R.; North Bradley --
Beaudoen, Frederick V.; Gladwin.	
Beaujean, Eleanore M., Larzelere Hall;
Essexville ,	
Beauregard, Mary M., Larzelere Hall; Lewiston
Bebow, Margery J.; St. Louis	
Beck, Donna Jean; St. Johns	
Beck, Frieda L.; Ithaca	
Beck, Sandra J., Larzelere Hall; Fruitport.,—
Bedker, Dora C, Larzelere Hall; Custer	
Beedle, Randall K., Ronan Hall; Waterford —
Beery, John W., H-15 Wash. Ct; St. Louis	
Beery, Lou A.; Clare	
Beery, Margaret A., H-15 Wash. Ct; St. Joseph
Behrenwald, Kay G., Larzelere Hall; Lakeview 3-3081
Beidler, Inez L., Larzelere Hall; Grand Rapids
Bell, Judith N.; Coleman	
Bellinger, Arnold C, A-10 Preston Ct.;
Mt Pleasant , :	
Bellinger,- Mary A., A-10 Preston Ct.;
Mt. Pleasant	
Bensinger, Robert L.; Farwell	
Benson, Mary B., 901 Chippewa; Ashley	
Berg, Ruth, Larzelere; Charlevoix ,	
Bergeron, Lela B., Larzelere; Sterling __,	
Bernhardt, Ethel C, Larzelere; Wayne _-.	
Berry, Carol J.; Shepherd ..———-,	
BerryhilL Frances M., 502 E. Broadway;
Frankfort — -.,_ — 2-1554
Bertsch, Donald P., 1022 S. Main; Mt. Pleasant
Betz, Carl L.; Fenton _ _—
Betz, Wanda A.; Alma	
Bever, Earl W., P-l Wash. Ct; Mt. Pleasant —
Bhamorbutra, Charuwan, 1009 S. College;
Korat, Thailand ■—. ,—-
Bierscheid, Sister Jean, 309 S. Franklin;
Grand Rapids — —— 5-0841
Billeter, Harold B., B-8 Preston Ct; St Charles
Bills, Donald F., 527 S. Fancher; AuGres ,_,.
Bishop, Patricia A.; Standish _--.—-—_-._»__
Bixby, Betty J., 6144 E. Broadway; Mt Pleasant
Blanzy, Eleanor, 712 S. Mission; Gaylord 3-0894
Block, JoAnne M.; Birch Run	
Block, Leola M.; Gladw'n — _,	
Bluhm, Blanche H., 316 E. Gaylord; Reed City 3-6084
Blum, Carole J., K-14 Wash. Ct; Leonard
Blum, Harold E., K-14 Wash. Ct; Leonard .
Blumenthal, Ann L.; Saginaw .
Boane, Dorthey M., 801 S. Main; Lansing	
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