1958-01-24; Central Michigan Life

              CHIP AWARD WINNERS
SALLIE KILLIAN
RICHARD PETERS
ROBERT RHODE
DON TURNER
VALERIE STRONG
HADLEY KIGAR
VOL. 39        CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE, MT. PLEASANT, MICH., JAN. 24, 1958 NO. 18
our Honorary Degrees to Be Given at Commencement Sunday
280 to Receive Degrees, Certificates
Elementary certificates will be
fgiven June M. Baker, Robert G.
■Barnett, Vivian E.' Benezette,
■Anne V. Beutler, Beatrice C.
ICook, Idella J. Doerfer, Belle
■Fenstermacker, Elizabeth H. Gil-
ffillan, Ethel M. Groh, Anita C.
iGroke, Alverta M. Haag, Richard
f J. Hansen and Virginia B. Her-
Iman.
Mary E. Knapp, Donald K.
Lamphere, Jessie B. Leete, Ver-
dath M. Luther, Helen M. Mc-
Gowan, Jo Ann McVeigh, Robert
W. Manor, Myrle D. Milnes, Mary
E. Morley, Helen Ogg, Lucy
Payne and Joy L. Phillips will
receive elementary certificates.
Helen I. Raymond, Bernice
A. Ritchie, Pauline E. Roof,
Laurine M. Selley, Beverly Sut-
liff Stevens, Janet L. Swarth-
out, Harriet R. Warner, Norma
W. White, Howard F, Winier-
meyer, and Jennie M. Zajac
also will receive elementary
certificates.
Those who will receive secondary certificates are Shirley A. Al-
brant, Robert L. Bensinger, Jack
D. Berg, Jack R. Bircher, Dalthea
G. Black, Robert B. Bonnett,
Wayne Brown, John W. Carlson,
J. C. Clyma, and Gene Barton.
Also Raymond E. Daggett, Donald L. Davenport, Virgil W. Davis, Carole T. Dawson, Don B.
Doil, Benjamin J. Edwards, Arthur F. Engle, John S. Ferguson,
Lorraine S. Figg, Yvonne C.
Finkhouse, Ralph A. Flood, Stanley R. Gooch, and Lawrence J.
Greer will receive secondary certificates.
Also receiving secondary certificates are George Grenevitch,
Lawrence A. Gurnett, Richard
E. Hecksel, Richard L. Inger-
soll, George R. Iverson, John A.
Kalanquin, Paul A. Anthony.
Floretta F. Latham, Nata C.
Lewis, David A. Logan, Robert
J. Luier, Frank A. Meyer, Joseph P. Mikolajczak, Harry D.
Moulton, and Franklin R. Piper,.
Others are Paul J. Richards,
Roscoe B. Root, Maija Rozins,
Christine M. Sanquist, Roberta
B. Stackhouse, Bob J. Stafford,
Doris E. Tennant, Bernard H.
Tinsley, Douglas W. Toms, Ralph
G- Turnbull, James R. VanDe-
car, Gordon W. Van Wieren and
Charles F. Yearn.
Bachelor degrees will be given
to John R. Bircher, Malcolm W.
Bishop, James A. Buckley, Coral
A. Cadwell, Edward P. Church,
Henrietta K. Converse, Calvin J.
Dinning, Dana R. Dixon, Neal H.
Dow, Charles L. Elliott, Charles
E. Farr, Elmer J. Faust, Beatrice
M. Gebauer, and Herbert A.
Hartnett.
Malcolm Hopper, Beryl E. Hoy,
Theodore W. Hummel, Marjorie
L. Kelley, George N. Kemp,
Charles P. Kirshner, Edward J.
LaFave, Mary A. LaFevre, Wilma
H. McAnallen, Ruth M. McKen-
zie, Helen D. McMahon, Lucille
S. Mitchell, Delbert J. Montgomery and George B. Morley will
also receive Bachelor degrees.
Others receiving Bachelor degrees are Florence E. Munn,
Cyril M. Pombier, George F.
Raymer, Tad V. Roberson,
Peter H, Russell, William B.
Sakalauskas, Charles T. Schad,
Calvin E. Soderberg, Leigh M.
Stanley, Marion A. Stevens,
Alfred W. Werneiie, Doris M.
Wilkins, Judd Yelland.
Dawn Bonnett, Erma P. Dane,
Phyllis M. Krauss, and Patricia
A. Larkey will receive state limited certificates.
Master or Arts degrees will be
given to Ruth Kowalewsky, Doris
Kennedy, Glenn O. Kraft, Stanley A. Levonduski, Leo Gene
Moyna, Priscilla J. Seward, and
Mohammad Ali Toussi.
The following will have elementary permanent certificates:
Constance V. Breen, Dorothea L.
Brown, Carol L. Chambers, Richard A. Douglas, Elizabeth C.
Drake, Don A. Griffin, Harold R.
Gronseth, Donna L. Howe, Carmen F. Johnston and Jack D.
Jones.
Joyce M. Leonard, Alberta
L. Lynch. Alma I. Nevins, Ze-
phaniah Phillips, G. Burr Puffer,. Wauneta S. Snyder, Muriel
J. Sonderegger, Jessie C. Soule,
Agatha I. Steele, Cora F.
Strauss, Donald W. Sutton,
Margaret H. Thompson, Evangeline arch, and Marie Zink
also will receive elementary
permanent certificates.
Receivers of secondary permanent certificates  are Howard L.
See GRADUATES. Page 5
VALEDICTORIAN
Jo Ann McVeigh
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VICTOR P. SPATHELF
BECAUSE OF EXAMINATIONS LIFE WILL NOT BE
PUBLISHED IANUARY 31.
THE NEXT ISSUE WILL BE
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Notice
Veterans under Public Law
550-634 must report to the Records and Admissions Office, after
their last examination has been
completed, to sign their monthly
report for January.
Dedication Speakers Honor Rachel Tate
KENDALL P. BROOKS
little known anecdotes
Rachel Tate Hall, built in 1956,
was formally dedicated in a simple ceremony last Sunday. President Charles Anspach accepted
the residence hall.
Marlyn Burkhardt, Owosso junior and president of Tate Hall,
spoke for the coed residents.
Arthur Guenther, of Belding,
was chosen as the parent representative. He stated that his
daughter's enjoyment living in
Tate was a first class testimonial
of the dorm's features.
Professor Kendall P. Brooks,
head of the physics and chemistry department here from 1910
to 1947, related several little-
known   anecdotes   about  Miss
Tate in his tribute to the former Central teacher.
President   Anspach,   accepting
the residence hall from N. C. Be-
vee, said that the building helped
to promote fine living ideas for
both the residents and the college
in general.
CHARLES L. ANSPACH
"promotion of fin© living"
Commencement exercises for
the 280 mid-year graduates will
be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in
Warriner Auditorium.
The major address will be
given by Victor Spathelf, president of Ferris Institute, Big Rapids, Michigan.
Dr. Spathelf will also receive
an honorary LLD degree along
with three others.
Valedictorian is Jo Ann McVeigh, Rochester, who will receive an Elementary Certificate
with a sociology major.
Salutatorian is Dalthea Gail
Black, Gaylord; who will receive
a Secondary Certificate with a
home economics major.
A Doctor of Letters degree
will be awarded to Myrton M.
Riggs, Cheboygan, publisher of
the Cheboygan Daily Tribune.
Mr. Riggs is co-founder of the
American Music Camp and a
member of its advisory board. He
has been awarded the Kiwanis
International award for Distinguished Service; the American
Red Cross Award of Merit; and
the Michigan National Guard
Award along with many other
citations.
Vice President W. K. Pierpont
of the University of Michigan
v/ill receive an LLD degree. Dr.
Pierpont attended high school in
Mt. Pleasant and received his
B.A. from Central. A.M.B.A. and
Ph.D. were earned from the University of Michigan. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, national
scholastic honorary fraternity,
and the American Accounting Association. He is president of the
board of the Methodist Church.
Sister Mary Bernetta Zietz,
O.P., will be honored with a
LL.D. degree. She is associate
professor of .education and head
of elementary teacher training at
Aquinus College in Grand Rapids.
Sister Bernetta belongs to many
national and regional associations
including the National Catholic
Education Association, The National Association for Student
Teaching, and the National Society for the Study of Education.
She is active in the Grand Rapids
and Kent County Health Council.
The keynote speaker, Dr. Spathelf, will receive an honorary
LL.D. degree. Dr. Spathelf is a
member of the American Association of School Administrators,
and the Horace Mann league. He
has been honored by Wayne State
University with their Distinguished Alumni Award in 1952,
and was named Man-of-The-Year
in Big Rapids, 1956.
Rev. Alfred Stenner, Presbyterian campus chaplain will participate in the ceremonies.
SALUTATORIAN
Dalthea Gail Black
Travelogue Feature
Takes Viewers fo
fgypf Via Film
You, too, can visit King Tut's
Tomb, the St. Catherine's Monastery on Mt. Sinai, the Nile Valley, and other exciting and mysterious places of interest in Egypt
today.
Egypt will be seen in a motion
picture, "Egypt Today" personally narrated by Alfred Wolff.
The program will be presented
Saturday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. This is the second program
of the Travelogue Series.
These programs are presented
by the Conference and Assembly
Committee. Admission is free to
all college students.
CENTRAL STUDENTS began pulling dusty textbooks ofi the
shelf for their last minute cramming activities before the hectic
final exam week. The complete exam schedule Is on page three.
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