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

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AWS Activities Upper Left: Dean Sharp crowns the Most Eligible Bachelor. Upper Right: Voting station at election time. Center left: AWS Homecoming float. Center Right: lrving Fields playing at the Christmas Ball. Lower Left: Refreshments are served after the Homecoming game. Lower Right: Freshman girls enter servitude during initiation.

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Associated Women Students -uv SJ 'cv ROW 1 Donna Duerr-Treasurer, Margaret Bozkstahler-President, D. Louise Sharp-Advisor Mary Jo Woodruff-Vice-President, Ruth Blakeslee-Secretary. ROW 2 Kathleen Flynn, Barbara Phillips, Norma Gwlnn, Connie Boyd. Associated Women Students has as its objectives to further a co-operative cmd friendly spirit among women students, to create and maintain high educa- tional, social, and ethical standards, in co-operation with the administration, to sponsor activities which have as their goal social and intellectual develop- ment. Freshman initiation, the Christmas Ball, the Christ- mas tea, the Co-Ed Carnival, the annual Spring Ball, the Installation Breakfast, and the Spring Tea honor- ing seniors all helped to make up this year's A.W.S. activities. l6

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Chippewa Awards Xxif Every year the tour outstanding seniors are selected by faculty and upperclass- men on the basis ot citizenship, campus usefulness, character, and scholarship. The Chippewa Awards, presented by the Student Senate, went to two men and two women of the class of 1950, the leaders of today. Margaret Bochstahler, popular Leland student, was president of A.W.S. her senior year. A home economics maior on the secondary curriculum, she belongs to Alpha Sigma Alpha and Gamma Delta. Joanna Debrick was Homecoming queen this year and belongs to Phi Delta if 'l8 Eta, Sigma Tau Delta, and Kappa Delta Pi. Jo is also interested in dramatics and is a member of Alpha Psi Omega. John Parfitt, well known for his basket- ball accomplishments, has captained the powerful Chippewas for two seasons. He has also won three letters in baseball and belongs to Sigma Tau Gamma and the Varsity Club. Lee Scott, pre-law student, served in his senior year as president ofthe student body and in his iunior year as president of his class and captain of the baseball team. Lee is a member of Delta Sigma Phi and the Booster Club, and is active in intercollegiate debate.