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

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Cizifalaewa Editor Copy Editor Assistants Faculty Editor Assistants Classes Editor Assistants Feature Editor Assistants Sports Editor Assistant Spor Assistants Greek Editor Assistants ts Editor Bonnie Jenks Wells Cook Jean Campbell Dolores Woloson Doris Addy Marylou Wyman Pat Hall June Newman Joan Force Betty Brooks Mary Jo Wloodruff George Henry Robert Stickle Randall Robertson Verna Gilbert F. A. Ensign Kenneth Laetz Clara Zelenka Bea Schenk Adrienne James Jocelyn Loyster Donald Smith Joyce Mayer Joanne Ellis Organizations Editor Assistants Art Editor Assistant General Assistants Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Circulation Photographic Credit Advisor College History Eunice Sutherland Dorothy Wagner Jack Tangway Jo Gardner Wilton Doehring Ellis Van Deventer Shirley Wells Rita Patee Libby Kreager Donald Foust Joy Mathews Lucille Moskal Vivian Moss Lois Schaffer Perry Warner Alan Stuart Paul Stowell Hal Riehle Irwin Campbell Joseph Carrow Hans Lantzch Ivan Cole Rolland Maybee cf N1 Page Four

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On we CCLHQIOM5 Top Grawn Hall, Barnard Dormitory, Keeler Union Center Sloan Dormitory Gymnasium, Ronan Dormitory Botton Arts and Crafts, Elementary School, Food Com rnons, Warriner Hall. In 1892 Central Michigan Normal School was established at Mt. Pleasant by a group of interested citizens. In this year C. F. R. Bellows became head of the normal under the title of principal. Mr. Bellows was here from 1892 until 1896. He was instrumental in obtaining the first state appropriation for the school in 1897, and the enrollment increased from 31 students to 100 students during the period he was here. Each head of the school held the title of principal until C. T. Grawn, in 1908, re- ceived the title of president after having been here for eight years. Under Presi- dent Grawn C1900-19189 the normal build- ing was remodeled and enlargedg a train- ing school, central heating plant, gym, and science and agriculture building were added. In 1918 E. C. Warriner arrived and was president until 1939. Under President Warriner student enrollment increased from 400 to 500 and the faculty increased from 44 to 93. The present administra- tion building, Warriner Hall, was built. The building program also included the college elementary building, athletic field and field house, and the first women's dorm to be built on a normal campus by state aid. Keeler Union building was begun under President Wa1'riner but corn- pleted under President Anspach, Also under the administration of President Anspach, the two women's dormitories, Barnard and Sloan were opened, and the Food Commons and Arts and Crafts buildings were added to the campus.