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

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.S?bL6!8l'Li 0U8l l'lI'l'l,8l'lt In retrospect, to those who believed in and started demo- cratic student government, I hereby dedicate this page. Then and Now -student government, like any other government, must be in the continuous process of change, reorganization, and reformation in order to insure effici- ency, democracy, and currency with the volition of the students. Then a student council, very similar to the govern- ment of any small community, was composed of students from the various oragnizations of the campus. The objective of the council was to make the policy decisions for the student body. Now -with expansion and larger enrollment We have a three-department government, patterned after our na- tional federation, consisting of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. The primary purpose of this gov- ernment is to represent our students on all internal and external student affairs. The over-all scope and long range purpose is to train students in government, both as leaders and as citizens so that we might guarantee the future with the democratic government under which We now live. We, the students of today, believe this to be an essential part of our educational process. Warren P. Cleary, President 'Student Body Page Sixteen

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Clbltag Edge Heilbronn Helen Johnson Ethel Praeger Alice Reed Russell i.aCronier Fred Goodell Cnhc Teachers E. J. Grambau Marian Haller Vicior lams Irving Kidd Efhel LaMore Lindsey Morris Criiic Teachers Gerrif Muyskens Ray Rosevear L, J. Ross John Scoif Vera Smelfzer Constance Sfegena Criiic Teachers .i.1....-.--.- --, . .--------. 1-W - , V 1-- --, r I 1 1 Robert Wardrop Max Yeley Kenneih Saunders Criiic Teachers Physicrs 81 Chemrsfry Page Fiffeen

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.fdclminififrafiue ,. l ,f ff-'X ' fv- Warren Cleary, President Student Body Russell De Forest, Vice-President I :Nl William Matus, Secretary Donald Norton, Treasurer Page Seventeen