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

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Q59 I-IIPPEWA 1933 PUEILIEHED BY THE ETLIDENT EXECUTIVE CEILINCIL CENTRAL STATE TEACHERS CCLLEGE

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Foreword The pageant of another year at Central State is pass- ing from its campus stage. Nineteen 'thirty-two and thirty-thre'e has been a testing period of this institution, both from Within and Without. The burning of the training school January S, the fire in the science building basement january 31, the unexpected death of Professor O. XV. Troutman March 30 are dates of ill omen. A resilient student body and a courageous faculty to- gether have worked to overcome individual and group misfortunes and the unprecedented problems arising locally' with a world in turmoil. lt is with hesitancy and a realization of its pitiful inadequacies that we who have been honored by being named as recorders of the Central pageant present this. the 1933 Chippewa, in an attempt to snare in an im- perishable record the substance of this year of life at Central State. '