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

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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.

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barnard hall Row 1: G. Bessinger, B. Beck, E. Moore, F. Sugden, S. Carter. Raw 2: C. Irish, L. Hierholzvr, J. VchIank, D. Cooley, L. Vusold, P. Cnlos. Row 3: N. Kleinschmith, P. Walker, M. Friday, 1.. Maumer, M. Mastic, K. Hermit, C. Maser. President'J udy Verplank Vice-prvsid0nt-Lynne Mautner Sm'rvtary-Nancy Kleinschmidt Treasurer Louise Vasold Barnard girls will remember many things of Housvmotlwr Mrs. Edith Moore dorm life. They will remembelwaitincf . . . wait- ing in, long lines for meals, waiting impatiently for a letter from that certain guy, waiting for an outside line 011 the phone, waiting for a ride home on Friday afternoon, waiting for the sign- in sheet. And they will remember listening . . . listening: to Mother Moore speak at dorm meetings, listenu ing to screams that came from the shower-room after someone had been pinned, listening to that, early morning alarm clock, listening to the girls down the hull laugh and talk during quiet hours. Barnard girls will remember talking . . . talk- ing about that fellow in English class, talking to their friends over cards and coffee, talking in whispers when they same in from Saturday night dates. They will remember all these things and y theylll always say, llWhat, a great time we haul!59 Mrs. Edith Moore, housemather.