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

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As The Teepee is symbolic oT The TirsT homes oT The original Chippewas. so is The modern Teepee, or A-Trame, symbolic of The new Trend in archiTecTure aT CenTral Michigan UniversiTy. An old, esTablished school of educaTion and lib- eral arTs. iT lceeps pace wiTh The modern world and iTs demands upon educaTion. ArchiTecTure is only one oT The new Trends encompassing our campus. As The Three-ye-ar-old sTaTus OT The Univer- siTy becomes accepTed, many changes have been are are sTill evidenT while The campus expands, grows, and devel- ops inTo The culTural cenTer Tor Thou- sands oT sTudenTs. A Tew years Trom now, These new buildings will have losT Their newness, seTTled inTo The surround- ings, and become accepTed as a Tamiliar parT oT The campus. AdrninisTraTive policies have wiTnessed changes. Too, in These pasT Three years. Along wiTh The advenT oT a new presi- denT as The college became a univer- siTy, and The addiTion oT TaculTy To The sTaTF, more and beTTer ideas have de- veloped To aid in The educaTion oT ambiTious sTudenTs. AcTiviTies have grown in varieTy and volume To aid sTudenTs in pursuing a necessary social life. A musT in To- day's educaTional sysTem, They help To curb and conTrol. and provide an ouT- leT, Tor The endless energies represenTed by more Than Tive Thousand individuals. Also, These exTra-curricular obligaTions Train Tor leadership in The world oT To- morrow. A+hle+ics provide Tor The highly com- peTiTive spiriT oT Today's youTh and, in addiTion, Train Them To be healThy par- TicipanTs in liTe's leisure hours. Along wiTh The compeTiTive values imposed by aThleTics, Today's sporTs evenTs bring our universiTy inTo closer conTacT wiTh larger and smaller colleges and The sporTs world, ATTempTing To picTure an enTire school year aT CenTral Michigan UniversiTy is raTher diTTiculT, buT wiTh This we oTFer To The sTudenTs a nearly-compleTe picTorial review OT The Two semesTers. ArchiTec- Ture To AThleTics, This is The i962 CHIP- PEWA. MARIANNE C. BILL EdiTor life fw- . Q11 ' ,.,.-nb:,'r ' s.f'- Af mace'- -'M : :fy i l R . ! if ,Q

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ARCHITE URE Arc lure or +he h sical sfruc I P Y ' fure campus, is 'Phe firsi' aspecf fo gre e eye of all new sfudenls and visl . Alfhough buildings are somelime hough+ of as lifeless sfruclures, fhey hold wifhin 'I-heir walls 'lrhe enrire life of a college sfu- denl. As each year comes and goes, new classrooms and dormiiories sproul' up on campus. Along wi'rh each, a new pa'H'ern of life is mo+iva+ed. Already, ihe Universify Cen+er is accepfed as a necessiiy, ye'r il' is less 'lhan +wo years old. All, or mos+, sfudenls sooner or la+er find +he frelc fo 'I'he new dormifories on 'lhe soufhern edge of campus long and riresome. Along wi+h +he new social cenier and dormirories, a modern and efficienl hearing planf changed +he face of +he campus fhis year. As wifh fhe o'l'her buildings, 'rhis planl' enhances +he conveniences provided' +l1e s'ru- denls and is a delinife necessify for an expanding universily. Archifecfure, alrhough fremendously imporfanl' 'For a smoolh-running school, is only The shell or exferior of campus life: whaf occurs in +hese old and new buildings is +he impor- 1'an'I' facfor, and 'lhe pulse of 'rhe universify.