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Welcome Alumni!
30th Annual
Homecoming Edition
VOL. 35     CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE, MT. PLEASANT, MICH., OCTOBER 23, 1953    NO. 5
Tickets for the Homecoming
Ball are available now in Dean
Sharp's office at $1.50 per couple. Earl Henry and his orchestra and vocalist will furnish
music for the dance tomorrow
night from 9 to 12 in the College Gymnasium.
Buy your ticket for the Ball
now and avoid the last minute
rush.
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4 p.m.
7 p.m.
7:45 p.m.
8:30-11 p.m.
9-12 p.m.
1 p.m.
2:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
Halftime
Halftime
After the Game
9-12 p.m.
HOMECOMING CALENDAR
TODAY
CMC Cross Country Team vs.
Wayne University
Pep Rally
Dedication of Wooden Indian
Square Dance and Sing
All-College Orchestra Dance
SATURDAY
Homecoming Parade
Presentation of Student Senate
Trophies
Central Michigan College vs.
Western Illinois
Football Squad of 1942 to Be
Honored
Coronation of Homecoming Queen
Jeanne Martin
Coffee Hour
Homecoming Ball
Moss Golf Course
Alumni Field
Front of Fieldhouse
Physical Education
Building
Keeler Union Ballroom
Campus and City
Alumni Field
Alumni Field
Alumni Field
Alumni Field
Fieldhouse
Physical Education
Building
Photo by Fleming Studio
Miss Jeanne Martin, 1953 Homecoming Queen
Jeanne Martin Selected to Reign
over I9S3 Homecoming Celebration
Jeanne Martin, Mt. Pleasant junior, was elected by students and
faculty last week to reign over the 1953 Homecoming festivities.
She will be officially crowned by Pres. Charles L. Anspach between
halves of the football game tomorrow afternoon at Alumni Field.
A  1951   graduate  of Sacred
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Heart Academy, Jeanne is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Martin, 1023 South Fancher
Street. She is majoring in elementary education.
Jeanne was supported by
Sigma Tau Gamma and Alpha
Sigma Tau. She is a member of
Alpha Sigma Tau. Some of her
other college activities include
membership in the Newman
Club, ihe Booster Club, the
Panhellenic Council, and Association of Childhood Education.
She was also recently elected to
serve as a junior class senator.
and is a former member of the
AWS Board. Last year Jeanne
was voted "Sweetheart of Sigma
Tau Gamma."
Members of Miss Martin's court
include Eleanor Kaiser, Ionia senior; Janet Dueltgen, Rogers City
senior; Martha Moyer, Fenton
sophomore; and Janet Caldwell,
Mt. Pleasant junior.
Results of last week's election,
which was the climax of a week
of extensive campaigning, showed
that 35 per cent of the faculty and
70 per cent of the student body
voted.
30th CMCE Homecoming Activities Listed
Kelley Re-Elected State President
of Future Teachers of America
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The re-election of Kenneth Kelley as president of the State
Future Teachers of America climaxed their conference last weekend. Kelley, Lansing sophomore,
was president of the state-wide
organization last year and vice-
president while he was in high
school. While he was a student at
Lansing Sexton High School, Kelley served as treasurer, vice-
president, and president for two
years of. the local organization.
Kelley is on a secondary teaching curriculum with an English
major and Spanish and sociology
minors.
The Future Teachers of America has 150 high school clubs
in the state and about five college chapters. Several other colleges are organizing such groups
now. Sponsored by the Teacher
Education and Professional
Standards Committee of the
Michigan Education Association,
ihe purpose of ihe club is io
provide an organization in
which young people may examine ihe possibilities of teaching
and io develop leadership and
professional altitudes. The
group was organized in 1937 by
action of ihe National Education Association and has since
Central students and alumni
will celebrate the school's 30th
Annual Homecoming today and
tomorrow. Various activities and
reunions are scheduled throughout the next three days.
Central's cross country team
will meet Wayne University at
Moss' Golf Course this afternoon
at 4 o'clock to officially open the
Homecoming celebration.
Tonight at 7 o'clock there will
be a Pep Rally at Alumni Field.
Students are to wait at their
dorms until the band arrives to
escort them to the rally. The
Wooden Indian will be dedicated
at 7:45 o'clock.
There will be social dancing in
Keeler Union Ballroom from 9 to
12 o'clock this evening. A square
dance and sing will take place in
acted as a recruitment agency
io interest young people in ihe
leaching profession.
Held at St. Mary's Lake near
Battle Creek, the state meetings
consist of various speakers, a
number of discussion panels, and
group activities.
Dedication of Statue
Scheduled for Tonight
Dedication of the Wooden Indian will take place after the pep
rally* on Alumni Field tonight, according to Jack Clary, president
of the student body. President
\nspach will give the main address at the unveiling.
The  ien-fooi   Indian,   carved
out of cedar, was made by Ralph
McCarry,   Chippewa   Indian
chief   from   St.   Ignace,   Mich.
He   is   noted   throughout   ihe
country    as   an   auihorily   on
Chippewa Indian lore.
There has been much concern
by the faculty and members of
the student body at CMCE as to
whether the Indian would be subjected to vandalism. It has been
decided, however, to proceed with
plans   to   establish   the   Indian
statue as a college symbol.
Required Assemblies Set Mon.
Required assemblies for freshmen and sophomores will be held
Monday, October 26, at 10 a.m.
Dr. Charles L. Anspach, president of Ceniral Michigan College, will speak io ihe freshmen
in Warriner Audiiorium.
The sophomores will meet with
Mr. Harry Miller, sophomore class
advisor, in the Physical Education
Building Gymnasium.
the Physical Education Building
Gymnasium from 8:30 to 11
o'clock.
The Homecoming Parade will
begin ai 1 p.m. tomorrow. The
parade will leave ihe campus,
pass ihrough ihe downtown dis-
irici, and reiurn io Alumni
Field.
Following the presentation of
Student Senate Trophies, scheduled for 2:15 p.m. at Alumni Field,
the Chippewas will take on Western Illinois Leathernecks in the
Homecoming football game.
Central's undefeated football
squad of 1942 will be honored
during the contest.
Miss Jeanne Martin, Mi.
Pleasant junior, will be
crowned Queen of Homecoming
ai halftime. Dr. Charles L. Anspach, president of Ceniral Michigan College, will welcome ihe
alumni.
There will be a coffee hour in
the Fieldhouse after the game.
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I   AM   PROUD
I am proud of ihe siudents
of ihis college. Here is why—
We had two nights of enthusiastic campaigning for
the candidates for queen of
the Homecoming. You acquitted yourselves as ladies
and gentlemen. There was a
lot of wholesome fun and
good spirit on a high level.
Friday a large number of
students turned out at 5:30
in the morning to send the
football team on its way to
Southern Illinois. When
about two hundred students
or more will turn out for a
pep rally at this hour one
cannot help but be proud. I
think the pep rally was good
for me, for I got to see a sun
rise again.
Charles L. Anspach
President
The   Varsity   Club   Alumni
Homecoming  Dinner   will  take
place in Keeler Union Ballroom
at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Annual Homecoming Ball
will take place in ihe Physical
Education Building Gymnasium
Saturday evening from 9 io 12
o'clock.
Reunions will take place tomorrow and Sunday.
There will be a Twilight
Dance Wednesday evening from
7:30 io 9 o'clock in Keeler Union
Ballroom. Dave Lanlz's Orchestra will provide ihe music.
LaVerne  Wolf, Vice  President
of Men's Union
Three Men Elected
to Men's Union Board
Laverne Wolf, Grand Rapids
junior, was elected vice-president
of the Men's Union Board Thursday, October 15. Wolf will automatically become president next
semester.
Representatives elected io ihe
Board were Gene Howell, Lake
sophomore, and Richard Gru-
baugh. Si. Charles freshman.
The officers will serve terms of
one year.
The board meets once every
Iwo weeks and is responsible
for Men's Union smokers, sporis
banqueis, and many other campus acliviiies.
Advisors for the board are Dean
George Lauer, Dr. Richard Wysong, and Mr. Donald Kilbourn.
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