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

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F 4 Q' rf 0. m L' I-IE Chippewa you have just opened is the twenty-sixth edition of the student yearbook. Student activities of the year 1931-1935 furnished the cloth from which the pattern of this annual has been cut. However, the fortieth, birth- day of Central State Teachers College as a state institution has lent the inspiration to weave the pattern of student activities around an anniversary theme. The his- tory ot forty years has been depicted in six short sketches, which. with six pictures of the old campus, form the main division pages ot- the book. Thus the caption 1895-1935 signifies the twenty-sixth edition Chippewas tribute to the fortieth an- niversary of the college. The change in size and shape of this year's annual with a modilied regrouping of subject matter is an innovation the staff hopes will set the 1935 book apart as a special birthday edition. Editorial and business stads together wish to express their appreciation to the student body and administration for the spirit of coopera- tion displayed throughout the period of assembly and publication of this book. It is with pride and hope of a hearty reception that the 1935 stad presents to the student body the twenty-sixth edition of Chippewa, commemorating the fortieth anniversary of Central State Teachers College as a state institution.

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Q P X 6 -I ' ANNuveP.sAn.Y eovrsou A 1895 -1955 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS CF CENTRAL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MT. PLEASANT, Mu::Hlz3AN

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