Central Michigan University - Chippewa Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)

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Il 0 ,I ' PRESIDENT E. C. WARRINER A. B., A. M., M. Pd. A ma Mater Alma Mater-foster mother. Alumnus-foster son. Alumna-foster daughter! Beautiful words to express a beautiful relationship. Alma mater has the same loving interest in her sons and daughters as has .the natural mother. Alma mater rejoices in every success of her children and sympathizes in every misfortune. Every alumnus too swells with pride at every triumph of alma mater, at every forward step, at every new honor. Alma mater is looking always for ways of serving her sons and daughters in the field. Addresses, books, information, encouragement of all kinds are theirs for the ask- ing-and what does alma mater expect of alumni? Good will and loyal love shown in appreciative words and acts, not so often to those on the campus as to young people who are looking ahead to choose their foster mother. Many who read this Chippewa are ending now their close association with alma mater. But as you leave our halls, perhaps forever, may thoughts of your life here come back to us over miles and years, and may you come back both in your own person and in the lives of those whom you send us year after year to take your places here. 9 jflf 01141110 i .Ql iias B-iW hi-- ' ' 11:---9 ' ' -' .. , .- .-,tax 2 - 'N Vg 'U f 1 Y 1

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