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

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Rachel Tate Dormitory will lie the womenk answer 10 the mews boasting 0f Robinson Hall. Tate Hall, slated for i'omplotion by September of 1956, will he the newest dormitory on campus. Married Student's Apartments, al- though just completed, found itself with another addition this year. Each unit contains twelve apartments. The Elementary School is a source of teaching expericm-o for many stu- dents in elementary education. It is carefully plannvd for mnvoniem'v and efficiency and is used as a laboratory school for the collcgt' sludunls. 3 A J 1 ,5 iv; A a A 3 V ati $ Q, a d K I Q. bk kdk 4li'll dmyii VV'19 M$ a? x 1f1 9w? wrixr gutsy 5y: 5? ,ed 1? Atmd WV gr .flk, 3' V $89.:i 4'; He; rixr $2 LQV nay Zixif'gik V $533k; var QEQSW 5373 Va 532;; Eta: : Va? ff ? aw: :y 35:: g :gg V J x 3w die if 3t, WE aiyi w a a 4k r u??? f g$ i 4 q 'i Ewa 39: w ii 1 3:; Aug H $510. if 9. at, Q x VKkWAW Nib $$an raw $343 '91! 415 V? 3 '33s V? '1??? 71! i , ydhj V17 3 KAQngA VXKS aania; w 25!! r i;

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Mix mam: Robinson Hall, the largest dormitory on campus, was named in honor of the late Frank E. Robinson, head of the commerce department at Central for a numbcr of years. This dormitory offers the latest in modern dormitory living to its inhabitants. Charles C. Barnes Residence Hall for Men, although completed in 1951, is al- ready feeling growing pains. An addi- tion to Barnes Hall was begun early in 1956.

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The Presidentts Home, located at the northwest end of campus, is surrounded by a beautiful yard and garden. This is provided by the college for the president. The Health and Physical Education Building is among the finest in the Midwest. The field house has seating facilities for 41700. Rarely a night passes without some sort of activity taking place in the ttgymh, whether it he swimming, dancing, basketball, of some other form of recreation.