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

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awards ThirI'x-two Central Michigan seniors were eiected t0 tWVhds Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- veixsitim:M this year in a campus election. These students were chosen by sopho- mores, juniors, seniors7 and members of the faculty on the basis of campus lead- ership, scholarship7 and participation in campus activities. Their selection means that their names will appear in the 1955-56 edition of 6WVYhoE Who?7 The primary purpose of enghojs W410 is to help bl'tsinesses and industries throughout the nation choose outstand- ing graduates from colleges and univer- sities to fill positions. The four seniors elected to be recip- ients 0f the CHIPPEWYA Awards by their fellow students and faculty were Diane Kissinger Ronald Rulph Milly Doren William Bulwinski also elected to mWho9s Who.7s Those selected were Bill Balwinski, Milly Dor- en, Diane Eissinger, and Ron Rolph. Bill is a senior senator, president of Alpha Psi Omega, past president of his junior class, and a member of the Boost- er Club and Tau Kappa Epsilon. Milly is president of AWS, past pres- ident 0f VVRA and Delta Psi Kappa, and 21 member of Zeta Tun Alpha and PEMM chlh Diane was the 1955 Homecomingr ing Queen. secretary of her junior Class, president of Sigma Sigma Sigma, a cheerleader, and a member 01' Alpha Psi Omega and the Booster Club. Ron is president of the student body, a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon, past president of the Booster Club, and was a junior senator.

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awards VVHWS WHO Row 1: S. Mason, M. Dorcn. Row 2: S. Holloway, M. Braun. P. Williunm. Row 3: A. Cambridge, S. Luutnor, K. Kelley. Row 4: I. Lynch, R. Ralph, '1'. Mason, J. Haskins. WHWS WHO Row K. Pierce, S. Seal. Row : C. Arndt, D. Eissinger, D. Lickly. Row ' ' J. Schuffer, D. Berlin, T. Sullivan, R. Slreetpr. Row . If. Hulu'inski, C. Bvdurd, ,I. Zulrmjsek, J. Thomas.

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Row 1: V. Bordine, M. Kelly, M. Hoard, J. Peterson. Row 2: N. Fleming, D. Berlin, R. Wysong, L. Sharp, J. Centges, J. Mayhem, K. Podolun. Row 3: J. Voglar, R. Hawlvy, B. Wiltshire, T. Sweeney, B. Gregory, J. Sor- rells, F. Schmidt, L. McDermnH. Roller skating in the gymnasium was a new activity 011 Centralis campus this year Spon- sored by the Student Social Activities Commit- tee and the Department of Health and Physical Edueaion, this special Friday night activity was a complete success from the very start. This was only one Of many varied activities sponsored by SSAC. Square dances, bingo par- ties, aH-coilege dances, after game mixers, rec- reation on Saturday in the gymnasium and out- standing movies are sponsored projects helping to insure a weH-integrated social program for the entire college. Another new activity was a series of music hours in Keeler. As in the past, SSAC sponsored a school for organization officers. At this school, Officers learn how to better perform their duties. Consisting of students and faculty, the com- mittee supervises the scheduling of all social activities and organizations? meetings. Each semester this schedule is published in the form of a social calendar and is distributed to u slu- donts and members of the faculty.