The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03

evening will be George
Fern, director of the State
Board in Control of Voca-
tional Education.
Saturday morning, June
Fl, at II o'clock, the new
heating plant at Cleary
College, which was made
possible through contributions Of
business firms and individuals in
Ypsilanti will be dedicated. A
new flag pole also will be dedicated
on this occasion. The Ypsilanti
High School Girls Drum and Bugle
Corps. dressed in charming Scotch
kits, will play with tie John
Barnhill Memorial Band at the ded-
ication ceremonies. The gradua-
ting class will attend in a. body,
wearing caps and gowns. A salute
to the flag will be given the
time Of the flag raising and the
national anthem will be sung.
Prominent Ypsilanti business men
and representatives Of the Board of
Trustees Of Cleary College will
give speeches of presentation. and
acceptance Of the new equipment
during the ceremonies.
Students Of the College will give
a Fellowship Reception for the
1941 graduates on Friday, June 20,
in the Ypsilanti-Alumni Room. Az
ter the reception, dancing will be
enjoyed until midnight. The recsp-
ton will be sponsored by the Won
ems League and the Mems Union
under the direction Of Eleanor Ray
mond. Charlotte, and Jack Nystrom
Norway, president OF the League
and Union respectively.
Women's League committees In
charge OF arrangements are: recep
tion-Hortense Bond, Detroit; Mary
Pintek, Flint; Mary Margaret
Jones, West Branch; Mildred
Brick, Flat Rock; and Marceline
Swantek, Mackinaw City; refresh.
ment-Connie Gaspar, st. Ignace
Jean Bagnall, Cedarville; Mary
Wolf, indianapolis, Ind; Leatrice
Wills. Capac; decoration Ortelle
Greenwald, Saginaw; Mary Ailene
Brown, Pontiac; Audrienne Durbin,
Flint.
Mems Union committee will be L:
reception-Leslie Johnson, Lin.
coin; Marcus F1annery. Bad Axe /;
Wesley Pechta, Allenville; Robert
Shepherd. Ypsilanti; Julian Tim.
mons. Jackson; Robert Cosgrove.
Battle Creek; Ronald Robson, Lam
sing; decorations-Robert Kendall,
Tower; Russell Knoll. Alpena; Clair
Huntinton, Eaton Rapids; Howard
Kreshbach, Monroe; refreshments
Roland Robson. Lansing; Bur
dette Kelley, Hillsdale; Glendon
Sharpe. Howell.
The reception line will be made
UP Of DR.. and Mrs. o. J. Cleary, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cleary, Miss Irene
Hines, Miss Hazel Worden. A. B
Curtis, P. R. Cleary. Miss Eleanor
Raymond, Charlotte. president Of
the Women's League, and Jack Ny.
strom, Norway, president Of the
Mems Union.
Gu Hop In March
The 1871 Gu Hop, the biggest
formal dance OF the year which was
co-sponsored by the Women's
League and the Mems Union Of
Cleary College, was held in Nc
Kenny Hall with an attendance Of
about two hundred couples or
March 7. Beautiful gowns and Z
fine orchestra. as usual, character
lied this affair. Hortense Bond and
Robert Shepherd, social chairmer
OF the Women's League and Mems
Union, were general chalrmen. 9th
er committees and their co-chair
men were: decorations, Eleanor
Raymond, Charlotte: Robert Ken
dali, Tower; orchestra. Mary LOT
kuehnle. Flint. and Robert Shep
herd, Ypsilanti; tickets, Eugen,
Dawson, Pontiac. and Joan Cunning
ham, Marine City; publicity, Esthel
Jokela. Marquette: floor, Howard
Schoble, Ishpeming; chaperons, Ar
mold Nicolay; and pictures, Mar
jorie Ward, Gladstone.
Windy WhIsk
The first semi-formal dance o
the school year was the gala win
dy Whisk," sponsored by the WON
ems League. 1t was November 2.
from 3 .. m. until midnight in tn,
ballroom OF Charles McKenny Hall
The committees that worked dill
gently to make the event q success
were headed by: social. Mary Stew
ems. Flint; tickets. Joan Cunning
ham. Marine City; music, Bett,
Jane Lake. Battle Creek: decora
tons, Eleanor Raymond. Charlotte
publicity. Esther Jokela, Mar
quette; programs, Leona Mae Clark
Milan: chaperons. Josephine Bid
we'll, Brighton. The chaperone
were e. J. Glib. Mr.. and Mrs. Henr,
Voelker. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. O
Allen.
Have Spring Fling
In the spirit OF swing fever" stu
dents danced at the Spring Film
on April rs, In the Ypsilanti-Alumn
Room TO the music OF a recordinI
victrola which plays records OF al
the most popular dance orches
tras. The committees responsible
for this outstanding evenings en-
tertainment we're: decoration,
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