1947-06-04; Central Michigan Life

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ENdEMENT  ISSUE
VOLUME   28
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CENTRAL MICHIGAN LlFfe       WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1947
NUMBER 31
Announce
White, Looman
Get Top Honors
The top honors of valedictorian
and salutatorian for the senior
class , on campus students of 1947,
were received by Alice Jane White,
Elberta, and Patty Looman, Man-
nington, West Virginia.
Alice Jane has been secretary
and vice-president of Sigma Tau
Delta and * treasurer Of Phi Delta
Eta. Shejte a past feature editor of
the Chippewa and received both
the freshman and the state board
scholarship. As a member.I >she- has
been actively associated with Kappa. Delta Pi,. A, W. S., and.the Glee
Club.. She has also been listed in
"iVho's Who Among Students in
American "' Universities and Colleges."       .-'•-■
Patty, has served as president of
Alpha Psi Omega and as secretary
of the Masquers. During 1946, she
received the award of Excellence in
Dramatics. She is a past house
president ahd has. been active in
A.W.S., Appleblossom cluto, Y.W.C.
A., and Kappa Delta Pi.
Little Sisters
Dinner, June 23
Dr. D. Louise Sharp, dean of
Women, announced that the summer school Big-Little Sister dinner will take place June 23 at
Keeler union. Big Sisters will be assigned to all little sisters and are expected to- help the little sister fit
into the social activity of the college.
The faculty reception for all
summer school students will take
place at Keeler union Wednesday,
June 25 at 8:15 pan. It is expected
that the faculty will dress formally
However men and' women students
may dress formally or informally.
A joint party sponsored by the
Men's union and Associated Women
Students will occur tfhe second or
third week of the summer term.
Award Certificates
for Short Courses
Air June graduates from the one
year secretarial, two year secretarial, or one year agricultural
oourses will be entitled to a certificate of achievement if they notify the Recorder in the student
personal office.
This ' regulation is retroactive,
thus entitling any previous short
course graduate to receive the certificate by applying to the Recorder.
After July 1, 1947, aU graduates
' from the .short courses will receive
their certificate if they pay a regular fee* for such certification.
There will-»e no charge for this
service before July 1:
In view of the large number of
Ceniferalites treking to the altar
this summer, it is humored that
the Isabella, county courthouse* has
ordered aA new sign designating it
as the' "Hitching Post."
'47 Honor Students
Patty Looman
Alice Jane White
Central to Graduate
183 Seniors June 14
One hundred and eighty- three
seniors will graduate from this college with degrees and 10, will receive State Limited certificates on
June 14. Forty-seven are receiving
bachelor of arts, and 136 are receiving hachelor.of science degrees.
Those graduating are:
ALCONA
Harrisville—Margaret   DeKett
ALPENA
Alpena—Albert    Craighead,    Louis
Foubare, Elizabeth Freese
ANTRIM
Mancelona—James   Thomas
BAY
Bay City—Elmer Anderson, Amelia
Busch, James Gilfoy, Dorothy Mi-
chener, Arlene Snider, Ruth Strong,
Harriet Walter
Essexville—Grace Luhdbon
BENZIE
Elberta—Jane White;   Frankfort-
Wilfred Strauibei
BRANCH
Coldjwater—(Richard  Adams
CALHOUN
East LeRoy—Shirley Fisk; Albion—
Agnes Bronson
CHARLEVOIX
Charlevoix—Robert- Bennett; Boyne
City-HEugene Davis
CHEBOYGAN
Cheboygan—Fred Malenfant
CLARE
Clare—Dorothea Border, Byron
Clendening, Florence Clendening,
Jeanette Duncan, Patricia Harold,
Florence House, and Margaret Loomis
CLINTON
Maple- Rapids—Wanda Uplfkm; St.
Johns—Clarence Murphy
DICKENSON     '
Iron River—Louis Stasaskd
EMMET
Harbor  Springs—'Dora  Jahlinskey;
Petoskey—Marilyn    Lee,    Donna
Crandall
GENESEE
FlintMBessie    Ballantyne,    jean
Chisholm,    Alice    Culver,    Harold
Kaczynski, Virginia Matthews, Ber-
nice Nelson, Dorothy Pratt
GLADWIN
Beaverton—Grace Rinehart; Gladwin—Irene Elthrop, Elenore Briet-
ske,    Georgia    Clendening,    Mary
Leonard
See—Central Graduates—Page 8
Annual Five-Day Coaching School
in Session Here During August
- The fdrst annual MJLS.A.A. Summer Coaching School will *be in
session at Central Michigan college.
August 18 to 22, 1947 with Daniel
P. Rose as director. The faculty
will be composed of such nationally
known coaches as "Bo" McMiUen
of Indiana football fame, "Bud"
Foster who coaches the basketball
•champions at Wdsteonsin, and,
"Jack" F,eppinstall, a recognized
authority in the field of prevention
and care- of injuries, of Michigan,
State. Each of the faculty has had
a successful coaching career and
their • experiences will be made,
available to- those in attendance at,
the Coaching school. Plenty of. op-,
portunity will be provided for ques-'
tions and problems.
Movies will be shown and play-,
ing and officiating rules will be
discussed, as well as prevention of
injuries and football and basketball
conditioning. In this "open session"
opportunity will be provided for
questions by coaches concerning
State Association policies as they
have been' established by the
Representative council. Questions
will be answered to the best of the
State Director's ability.
The" charge for the five days of
the Coaching school' session is $15^
This- includes housing at. Keeler:
union, and meals at the .cafeteria.
All communications concerning, ..the;
Coauching School may .be sent to
D. P. Rose, Director.
Kenneth Brown to Be Speaker
at 52nd Annual Ceremony
KENNETH IRVING BROWN
NameCommittees
for Homecoming
Committees for the various events
which will take place at the
Homecoming celebration, October
31st and November 1st, 1947, were
selected' by the general homecoming committee on Thursday, May
15. A program was also adopted by
the committee. The following committees for events were appointed:
Queen Election—Pat Sweeny and
student council.
Publicity—I. D. Cole, chairman; N.
C. Bovee, J. W. Foust.
Decorations—M„ Millar, chairman;
Eleanor (Schnepp, Kathleen Sanford, Eugene Winters, Donald Kil-
bourn, Katherihe Smith, Rosa-
land Mentzer.
Downtown  Windows,  Street?,  and
Private Houses—M. H.   Hlson.
Judges and Prizes-—J. W. Foust.
Field Arrangements—N.  C.  BOvee.
Finances—N. C. Bovee.
Photography-—Irwin  Campbell,
chairman; I. D. Cole, W. C. Smith,
Earl Ayers, Hans Lantsch.
Program   Louise   Raymor,   Chairman, Alpha Delta fraternity; I. D.
Cole, Lyle Bennett.
Junior   Varsity   Game—Daniel  P.
Rose.
Pep Meeting, Bon Fire, and Snake
Dance—Joan Hedges, chairman;
Eugene Winters, Stan Paskiewicz,
Roy Babb, Lyne Bennett, E. C.
Beck.
Dancing and Open House (Fri.)—
D. L. Sharp, chairman, S.S.A.C.,
Richard Lichtenfelt.,
Reunions   (registration)   —  Bessie
Ballahtyne,   and   Stan   Paskie-
/wiczj co-chairman.
Alumni Luncheon—W.   O.  {Smith,
chairman; E. C. Beck, J. W. Foust,
Richard, Lichtenfelt.
Parade—G.. N.   Lauer,   chairman;
Jane McNamara, J. D. Marcus.
Football Game—Lyle Bennett and
Dan   Rose—co—chairmen.
See—HOMECOMING—Page 8
Speaker at the 52nd commencement this- year will be Dr. Kenneth
I. . Brown, President of Denison
university, Granville, . Ohio. Dri
Brown is well 'known for his work
hi the field' of education. He received his B. A. degree, from-the
University. of Rochester, his MLA.
degree from Harvard university,
his Ph. D. from Harvard university,-' and his LL.D. from the University of Rochester.- He has written
many articles and short stories for
national educational magazines.
Commencement exercises Will be
held Saturday,' June 14, at- 10:45
a.im., in Warriner auditorium. There
wiU be no reserved- seats for commencement but, according to Professor George R, Wheeler, agriculture department head and senior-class advisor, admission will be
by ticket. Each senior is entitled to
four of these tickets, two for the
main floor and one for the balcony
or six for the balcony. They can fee.
obtained K>n Wednesday, June lj.-afc
the general office.
Thursday, June 5, at & p,m., thfe.
Senior Swingout and Class rnighj^r,
on thfe campus arid' in Warriner
auditorium.
Sunday, June 8, at 8 pan., Baccalaureate — Warriner auditorium.
Dr. Duncan E. Littlefair, minister
of the Fountain Street Baptist ■
Church of. Grand Rapids, Will be
the principle speaker.
Wednesday, June 11, at 4 pm.,
Rehearsal -for. the graduating class
—on the campus and in .Warriner
auditorium.
Thursday, June 12, at 2 p. m.
Junior .High School Promotional.
Exercises—Warriner 355.
Friday, June 13, at 6:30 pjn., the*
Senior Dinner Dance—theWenonah.
Hotel, Bay City.' TMs event, was.
formerly held at Moss' Country
Clulbt hut because of the large
graduating class the facilities there
are no longer sufficient,
I m media telly following commencement a luncheon honoring
faculty, graduating students and
their parents and Mends will take
place in the Keeler cafeteria. This
is an annual event and was instituted to make ifc possible for the
faculty to get acquainted with the
parents and friends of the! gradu- '
ating class. Tickets for this lunch-
See—Graduation Schedule—Page 8
Cabinet Passes    .
Liquor Regulation
A new regulation has been passed
by the cabinet which provides that
students who ibrittg liquor into
college owned buildings shall be subject to severe discipline. If •flhese
students 'live in college- owned
housing, they will have to relinquish
their rooms.
This regulation applies to all
campus.buildings and any*buildings
in which off-campus parties are
held. ' '
Tihese. recommendations came
from the.'.state board of education
arid'must-be enforced. The recant*
mendations classify "liquor" as any
alcholic  beverage.
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