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

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O WHO'S Twenty-eight Central Michigan students were elected to Who's Who in Students in American Colleges and Universities this year in a campus election. These students were chosen on the basis of campus leadership, scholarship, and partic- ipation in campus activities. Their selection means that their names will appear in the 1950-5l edition of Who's Who. Seniors honored were Viriean Brewer, Doris Brode, Alice DeRycke, Mary Alice Gordon, Mary Gronseth, Frank Irish, Adrienne James, Joseph Kirkish, Mariorie Lass, Harold Madden, Daniel Mahoney, Virginia Otterbein, Nancy Premo, Bev- erly Sarley, Warren Sarley, John Sheets, Sally Sisk, Bruce Theunissen, and Mary Jo Woodruff. Juniors named were Margery Binder, Jane Coen, Karl Jacobs, Mark Kipfmueller, Donald McPhee, Paul Perry, Elsie Rawson, Joan Soder- back, and Charles Switzer. 1 'V ROW I: Marge Binder, Mary Alice Gordon, Virginia Otterbein, Doris Brode, Alice DeRycke, Mary Jo Woodruff, Sally Sisk, Mariorie Lass. ROW 2: Paul Perry, Bruce Theunissen, Daniel Mahoney, Viriean Brewer, Nancy Premo, Jane Coen, Joan Soderback. ROW 3: Frank Irish, Karl Jacobs, Charles Switzer, John Sheets, Mark Kipfmueller, Don McPhee, Warren Sarley, Joe Kirklsh. ---15 E :: o

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WA PE CHIP o O I AWARDS-l WARREN SARLEY MARY ALICE GORDON fvai OU'-4 ii' 'S' KING BENNETT DOROTHY WRIGHT GEORGE CRONIN Chippewa Awards, presented annually to those seniors selected by their classmates in an election, were presented this year to five students rather than the usual four because of a tie vote. Re- cipients of the awards were King Bennett, George Cronin, Mary Alice Gordon, Warren Sarley, and Dorothy Wright. Bennett is senior class president and a member of the Men's Union Board, Alpha Beta Sigma, S. S. A. C., and Inter-fraternity Council. He par- ticipated in intercollegiate debate and varsity track. Cronin's most notable achievements have been in the field of sports, where he has won four letters each in basketball and baseball. ln addi- tion he is secretary of Sigma Tau Gamma, treas- urer ofthe Varsity Club, senior class vice-president, and a member of the Young Republicans Club. Miss Gordon was president of A. W. S., one of the highest posts for women on campus. She is also secretary-treasurer of Canterbury Club, and a member of A. C. E., Phi Delta Eta, and the Chip- pewa Staff. Warren Sarley has been president of the Stu- dent body for the past two years, the highest iob in campus government. He was also president of the International Relations Club during his soph- omore year. Dorothy Wright's main fame has come through her appointment as Chief Justice of the Student Court, which has arisen to a prominent position in the past year. She is also a member of Alpha Sigma Tau.

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