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J WLOM O HOMOMIN Homecoming is one of the most thrilling events in the college year While it is planned so as to honor our alumni who have returned to campus, it includes all the students, faculty and friends of the University For those who were students here in years past, it is an opportunity to meet again friends of yesterday and to see the \\\ N Mission OPN NilS 'IL 9! Mt Pleasant's Busiest Savings enter Dr Judson W Foust NORHWOOD DAIRY RLIABL PRSRIPIONS the store with the "DOUBL PAY-OFF" low, low prices -plus em ift Stamps I RAM NOVLIS PARY SLIS Paul LABUSH YOUR WALRN ANY SOR g SODAS DRUS 4 Michigan el SP -54 wo Stores o Serve You Better campus-some of it familiar and some of it new For our nearly two thousand new students, the spirit of entral will begin to take on a deeper meaning and reality as they realize that they are now a part of entral Michigan University with its worthy traditions, illustrious alumni and challenging educational program Judson W Foust, President entral Michigan University --
IJIDIN H MIJ AHi I PRORAM record of 5 wins, 8 losses and two ties from 9 to 946 hat record stands as the second best in the 64year football history of the school From 9 to 946 h e also coached the hippewa track team to some of its finest moments Finch was named as the first dean of the School of Health and Physical ducation at entral w hen it was first organized in 959 after he had served for many years as head of the department DANIL P ROS Ron Finch Dan Rose DAN RONALD W FINH Ronald Finch, Dean of entral's School of H ealth and Physical ducation, began his collegiate coaching career at entral in 9 after coachin g for years in Michigan high sch ools As a high school coach, Finch tutored two state track championship teams and the 9 straight football wins his Lowell prep sq uad compiled is still believed to be a stat e record Finch received his BS D egree from entral Michigan in 9 and h is MA degree from olumbia University in 94 He has done additional graduate study at Michigan State University As a football coach at entral, he compiled a Daniel P Rose, Athletic Director at entral since 94, first joined t h e staff in 9 as head basketball and baseball coach H e also coached the freshman football team and taught courses in health and physical edu cation Rose gave up his basketball coaching duties in 954 after his teams had won 6 and lost 84 games in 4 seasons Only twice in that time did Rosecoached basketball teams drop below the 5 mark Because of his increasing duties as athletic director, he also had to relinquish his baseball coaching job in 95 Before joining the staff at entral, Rose coached eight years at rand Rapids South high school w here his teams won three city championships in basketball During his undergraduate days at t he University of Michigan, Rose was an All-American and AllBig en basketball guard, one of the smallest in history Reigning over this weekend's Homecoming festivities is Marsha Young, brown-eyed sophomore coed from Albion Marsha was elected 96 Homecoming Queen after a unique campai gn which included a military escort to and from classes and the erecting of nine-foot teepees throughout the campus he RO Drill eam sponsored her Miss Young, 8, graduated from Albion High School in 96 and served on the homecoming court there in her senior year At entral she is majoring in nglish Her parents are Mr and Mrs harles H Young of 89 Hall Street, Albion r Queen Marsha Young FALSA'S (a4a-tfwa PIZZRIA LAR and SMALL PIZZA IN OR OU - SSe to $65 W DLIVR OR MOR HOM OF OR IINAL PIZZA IN N RAL MIHIAN I AllAN SANDWIHS SAKS and HOPS SPAHI DINNRS harcoal Broiled Free Delivery Over A Dollar Anything Under 5 6 S Mission St elephone SPring - Members of the 96 Homecoming ourt are, from left: Sally ooper, senior from MUskegon; Marilie Dani sophomore from Hermansville; Janet Jones, senior from ood- rich; and Mary Mead, junior from Honor - - - -
M H hip$ Ri$k Homecoming Vicfo!'g!',difion * entral, despite its disappointing record this season, takes a great tradition of Homecoming football victories into today's battle with Northern Illinois In the past eleven years, hippewa teams have won ten Homecoming games, losing only to Louisville in 958 HIPPWAS eorge layborn entral's Homecoming victims over the past eleven years include each of the six teams in the In terstate onference and Bowling reen Northern Illinois, today's opponent, has been a victim of entral's Homecoming onslaught three times, all by convincingly one-sided scores he Huskies last fell in 959 when entral utilized an alert defense to romp to a 9- victory In 95 Northern fell, 5-, and in 946 the hips pounded out a 58- w in before enthusiastic alumni Uwe Wiese Bob uckey Len Jagello John Blackstock Bob Snideman Last year's Homecoming game with astern Michigan turned out to be a 8- win, but it came only after a stubborn, underdog astern squad held the hips to a - margin going into the final three minutes of play entral exploded with a touchdown a minute in the last three minutes of action Over the past 5 years, entral has compiled a - Homecoming game record RMAININ HOMOMIN VNS Halftime After ame oronation of Queen AW S -Men's Union offee Hour U Ballroom Alpha Xi offee Hour hippewa Room amma Delta offee Hour - Religious enter Lounge Zeta au Alpha ea - McFarland's Home Open House at All Residence Halls Barnard, Barnes, alkins, Larzelere, Merrill, Robinson, Ronan, Sloan, Sweeney, ate, and rout RO offee Hour - entral Hall ommerce Students and Alumni offee Hour - Business Ad Bldg Delta Sigma Phi Open House and Alumni Homecoming Dinner Phi Sigma psilon Alumni Meeting, Luncheon, Open House Sigma Phi psilon offee Hour - Sig p House Sigma au amma offee Hour - Sig au House au Kappa psilon offee Hour - 'K House -5 : PM Alpha amma Delta ea - Sloan Recreation Room 4 :-5 : 5 PM Delta Zeta Parents' ea - Peninsula Room 6:-8 P M Alpha hi Omega Dessert - University Den 6 :45 PM Banquet for all Alumni and Silver lub Awards Meeting - Robinson Food ommons 8- PM Wesley Foundation oke Party - Wesley House 8:- PM au Kappa psilon Alumni Dance - Am Legion Hall 9- PM Homecoming Balls - ym and U Ballroom Phi Sigma psilon Dance - Oddfellows Hall hippewa hristian Fellowship Dance - Univ Den Sigma Phi psilon - SI John's Parish House 9 : PM Alumni Dances - Hotel hieftain and lks lub All Day au Kappa psilon Open House - K House Homecoming ames Since J946 Hugh Smith ordon Swenor Norm Panganis om Davis Ralph Soffredine 96 959 958 95 956 955 954 95 95 95 95 949 948 94 946 8 9 5 6 5 58 astern Michigan Northern Illinois Louisville Northern Illinois Illinois State Western Illinois Southern Illinois Western Illinois astern Michigan astern Illinois Bowling reen Hillsdale Wayne State astern Michigan Northern Illinois 4 6 8 NRAL ONR PRODUS HIP SHDUL, RSULS Northern Michigan 5 o o Bob Fisher Stan Kendziorski Don Schmidt -4- Jerry Bieniek Paul Smuts Oct 8 Nov 4 Nov Western Michigan Youngstown 6 Southern Illinois 8 Western Illinois Illinois State astern Michigan Northern Illinois Hillsdale (here, : pm) astern Illinois (here, : pm) West High Street, Mt Pleasant, Mich -5-
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96 NRAL MIHIAN UNIVRSIY ROSR OOAY'S AM At stake in today's Homecoming game, Bill Kelly's th as entral head coach, is fourth place in the Interstate onference standings and a chance for the hippewas to save themselves from falling to the worst HA record and finish in history entral takes a -6 overall mark and a - league record into today's contest Northern is -- overall and -- in conference play An upset by the hips before today's huge Homecoming gathering would vault them into fourth ahead of the Huskies No tion in the backfield, in fact, is junior Bob F' last year's leading rusher and scorer Isher, he hippewas, however, will take th f' today without the services of sophomore kick g leld pert om Davis, the lawson guard who has In exb ht f elg h t ex t ra poots " elg this season Davis booted k ht k" h IS rig eg ast wee s - VIctory over ro t e Michigan as ern 65 6 68 69 4 6 8 9 8 8 84 85 86 88 89 9 9 96 98 -Day Photo Developing Service *** orner Mission and High Next to Vic's Super Mkt entral's backfield is also a young one In addition to Harrington there are sophomores Len Jagello, Steve Walzak, huck Koons and ed Pavoris he only upperclassman expected to see much ac- SP -4 J OLF - 9 6 *** he hippewas will counter with some young talent also First-year m'iln ary Harrington is expected to lead the team from quarterback and his prime passing target may well be frosh Bill Johnson at right end BASBALL - 6 54 55 56 5 6 6 PRSRIPIONS Figuring heavily in the outcome of today's battle will be the performances of underclassmen on both teams Northern, in an effort to bolster its defense, is expected to play six freshmen on its defensive team ARHY'S SPORIN OODS 89 S ollege - "Where Quality is King" BASKBALL 4 5 46 4 49 5 5 POS PHARMAY First, its limping offense, which has been able to average only 56 yards a game, must move against the Huskies Secondly, entral's porous pass defense will have to tighten up to stop Northern's vaunted aerial bombardment FOOBALL - 44 45 o keep from falling into the depths of the Interstate standings today, entral has its work cut out for it * 4 4 But a loss would assure entral of compiling its worst HA record since joining the league in 95 entral's worst conference record in seasons in the loop was last year's - mark and fourth place finish QUALIY QUIPMN FOR Name Dwayne Swenor huck Koons* Bob P rais lyde Line Bob Fisher** Len J agello * F red Lenser erry Bieniek eorge layborn** Dick Bunce* J im J ohnson eorge Wolfe L arry Moore J im Ryckman F red Sible ary Harrington erry Hammond om Lang* il L amont ary Finnin** P aul Smuts* * B ob Urchike* Stan Kendziorski* huck McKinnon** om Davis* Ralph Soffredine* K en Bickel ed P avoris* Bob Snideman Uwe Wiese* J eff arr John Furman ** J ohn J ohnson J im Hasse*** Mick DeVoe** Don Schmidt** Ivan Laore Andre LaVoy John Blackstock* Steve Walzak* eorge Alward** Bill J ohnson J on Rice ary ephart Norm Probert Hugh Smith lenn Foldie Pos -H H H LB - LB -LB o Hi 5-5- 5-5-8 5-8 5-8 6-5- 6-5- 6-5- 5-5- 6-6- 5-6-% 5-6- 5-6- 6-5- 5-85 8 9 65 8 9 95 8 6-4 6-6-5 6-6- 95 5 5 4 9 85 8 8 5 5 5 95 5 6-4 6-4 6-6- 6-6- 6-6- 6-6- 6-6- 6-4 Wi 5 5 68 65 6 6 8 9 8 9 5 8 66 9 9 85 *Varsity Letter s won For the IIUniversity Man ll V an Heusen Shirts Phone SP 5-464 SOALL Home of Quality Athletic Brands NN IS WILSON RAWLINS SPALDIN Puritan Sportswear Pendleton Woolens OFFIIAL QUIPMN VOl * ONVRS SHOS LOUISVILL SLUR Donegal Shirts B F OODRIH SHOS -8- -9- Age 9 8 8 8 9 5 8 9 4 9 8 9 8 8 9 9 8 9 9 4 9 Yr High School Petoskey Handy Lowrey Fowlerville Brown ity St Bernard inn entr al Fordson Marshall Sturgis ass ity Mather Linden Kalkaska Marion Henry Ford Mt Pleasant Lincoln Park Lake ity Holy Redeemer St Mary Beecher Davison Denby lawson Sandusky Frankenmuth Pershing Henry Ford Marysville rosse Pointe Midland Kimball Owosso Sexton Beal ity entral Milford Bad Axe Bad Axe Bendle Vassar rosse Pte St Joseph Waterford lio Visitation Homeiown Petoskey Bay ity Inkster Fowlerville Brown ity Detroit Muskegon Dearborn Marshall Sturgis ass ity Munising Linden Kalkaska Marion Detroit Mt Pleasant Lincoln Park Lake ity Flint Royal Oak Flint Davison Detroit lawson Sandusky Frankenmuth Detroit Detroit Marysville rosse Pointe Midland Royal Oak Owosso Lansing Beal ity Pontiac Milford Bad Axe Bad Axe Flint Vassar rosse Pte St Joseph Waterford lio Bay ity
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96 NORHRN ILLINOIS UNIVRSIY ROSR No 4 5 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 64 65 66 4 5 8 8 8 8 84 86 Name Mike Henigan eorge Bork om Beck Jack Dean Jerry Andres Bronson Davis huck Wolf Walter Smith Don Rogers Roger Smith Ben Bethel Mickey Stevens ary Stearns rnie hompson Lynn Mcann Bob vans Ken Slimko Dan Wenc Jim Blattner Bill McMahon Jerry Kerner Richard Zickuhr Bob Moloney Mike Roche Richard Russ ell Floyd Deyo Del Johnson Marv Baker Dave Mulderink om Walz Denny Harrison Dave asey Jim Otis Hugh Rohrschneider Richard Bader John Broderick Pos LB Ht 5-6- 5-6- 5-5- 6-6- 6-6- 5-5- 5-6- 6-5- 5-6- 6-6- 5-6- 6-6-4 6-6- 5-6- 6-6- 6-6 6-5- Wt 9 5 6 65 5 85 95 85 85 8 5 8 5 5 5 85 9 85 9 8 9 5 5 5 85 95 9 9 5 Yr F r F r F l" So F r F r Hometown DeKalb, Ill Arlington Hts, hicago, Ill DeKalb, Ill Freeport, Ill Niles, Ill hicago, Ill hicago, Ill Mt arroll, Ill Woodstock, Ill Hammond, Ind Sycamore, Ill Freeport, Ill hicago, Ill DeKalb, Ill D ekalb, Ill LaSalle-Peru, Ill hicago, Ill hicago, Ill hicago, Ill W hicago, Ill Mt Morris, Ill hicago, Ill Waukegan, Ill Plainfield, Ill Rock Falls, Ill Sycamore, Ill DeKalb, Ill hicago Hts, Ill Freeport, Ill Maywood, Ill hicago, Ill rystal Lake, Ill Burlington, Ill Mt Prospect, Ill like hipg ointments haven't been limited to Football ij!pfhis fall Northern Illinois' Huskies entral Mlchlg IloW a few of their own since openhad to swa have back on Sept 6 mg play f hed third in the Interstate onfernorthern on mis ith a 4- record to equal the best ence last seads uskie squad turned in since the a 95 Ie ague recor hamplon ship team of estimates around the league had c Pre-seasor la d for a runner-up finish behind fanorthern e After all, the argumentwent, North outsh ern Vore d S h a tough line, great passmg m eorge ern still Beck and oach Howard Fletcher Bork andd l spring that his running game might annohuncbe be t e es t I n his five-year history at NIU Northern opened the season with a bette-than expecte d 49- romp over Northwest MISSOUrI And then the roof caved m Wheaton ollege pulled a - upset, otheast a dded a 8- defeat, Southern IllmOls Mlssoun d lent d a 5-6 pounding and then two weeks ago, un er og astern Illinois came back from a - halfhme deficit to fight the Huskies to a - he But last week the Huskies snapped back with a - Homecoming upset of league-leadmg Western Illinois he victory served as evidence that Northern hasn't lost all that punch pre-season experts claimed it had Now the Huskies find themselves in fourth place in the conference with as unpredictable a team as Seek o Save Face Fletcher could have envisioned in his worst dreams he passing attack has been clicking but enemy runners have found room for kmfmg through Northern's flanks If the Huskies can plu that ole m the line and keep their offensive game m motion, a good!la season can still be salvaged Northern's "B Boys", om Beck (right) and eorge Bork present a formidable passing profile for Huskie opponents this season he two backs are aerial experts and are important cogs in NIU's f fen s i v e machinery NRAL-NORHRN SRIS RUNDOWN First ame-94 (NIU 9, 6) imes Played-5 Outcome- has won, lost, tied 96 Score-NIU 6, 5 Highest Score-6 by in 955 (6-) oach Howard Fletcher r WHY BUY OAN YOUR AR AN' US? BROADWAY M PLASAN, MIHIAN Isabe---- A MOU" PL"'''" "he Bank of Personal Service" MMBR FDRAL DPOSI INSURAN ORP -- MI"IO"" MMBR FDRAL RSRV SYSM --
- IIA SANDINS /nltoducing he hippewa oacing $Iaff KNNH "B ILL" KLLY-HAD OA H II/inois State Western Illinois Southern JIIinois 4 Northern JIIinois 5 entral Michigan 6 astern JIIinois astern Michigan ONfRN 5 5 5 5 6 4 SASON 6 4 6 5 66 4 4 NX WK'S IIA SHDUL ODA Y'S IIA SHDUL Southern Illinois at a stern Michigan Illin ois Sta te at Northern lilinois W e stern Illinois a t a stern Illinois ' Hillsdale at entra l Michigan ' Non-confere nce game Northe rn Illinois at entral Michigan Southern Illinois a t Illinois Sta te a stern Michigan a t astern Illinois, W e stern Illinois a t va nsville h is season m arks Bill K elly's nd y ear in t h e coaching professioi?- apd his th season as h ead coach at entral MIchIgan Kelly attended entral fr om 96 t o 9 After his gr aduation he coacj:ed at ass it, Mt Pleasan t and Saginaw Arthur HIll b efore r etur mng to in 95 as football a nd tennis coach He coach ed varsity basketball from 954-56 During his ten years at the h elm a t entral Kelly's teams h ave won 65, lost 6 and tied on e t establish him as the most w inning coach in sch ool histor y In the Interstate onference his team s h ave won or sh ared five titles, going undefeated in 95 and 956 An outspo ke l colorful grid-master, K elly was named MlhlgaI?- oah of h e Year" fo llowing the 959 season He IS credlte<:i WIth playin g an im p ort ant role m bulldm g entral mto a recognized small-college football power K elly is married an d t h e father of t wo dau gh ters 'Non-conference game LAS WK'S IIA RSULS Bill Kelly entral Michiga n, astern Michigan Northern Illinois, Western Illinois S outhern Illinois, ast ern Illinois 6 *Northern Michigan 4, Illinois State 6 ' Non-confere nce gam e M PLASAN IR SRVI South Fancher Mt Pleasant, Michigan NX WK: HILLSDAL Next Saturday the hippewas t ak e a break from Inte rstat e onference play, but h ardly a break from tough competition oming t o Alumni Field next week is Hillsdale, that giant of the small-college f ootball w or ld and a grid iron ar ch-rival of the hippewas he entral-hillsdale game n ext Saturday m ark s the renew al of a bitter, though not frequent, r ivalry which last saw t h e t w o t eams meeting in 958 wh en the hips t ook a 9- decision in the Red F eather game In all, the two squa ds h av e met eight times sm ce the first game in 9 Hillsdale has won four, lost three and tied one against entral he Hillsdale-entral game also brings together t wo of Michigan's winningest coaches, rivals Bill K elly and F rank "Muddy" W aters Phone SP -9 NRAL IRS HAWKINSON IR RADIN Bill Kelly's Record at Al homas Jerry Sieracki ALFRD H OMAS-BA KFILD OAH Al homas, a former Universit y of Michigan al eld an d track star, has b een respon sible for the rig t peforman c es of entral 's b acks since joining th e st aff m 949 HXl graduated from Mich igan in 94 after w inng I-AmerIcan track h on ors and serving as caplim of he Wlverme t rack squa d in h is senior year e Ir edcelved h IS doctor's degree fr om th e Univer sity of n lana f pem ho!sh came to en tr al aft er coach in g at Ish M m f 9 school fo r a year and at William an d sist tko year s At entral h e also serves as aslar ac coach an d annually r uns t h e n ation's Un;;srtlghRSlho Ol t rack m eet, the en tral Michigan y e ays tershomas is married and the f ath er of two daugh - his p rogram writ te n and ed ited by Informa tion SRrvices, Dr ilb ert Maie nknech Director; Ru ss He rron, Sports Public ity Director Represen ted fo r n a tiona l a dve r tising by Spencer Ad vertising ompa ny, Ma dison Avenue, Ne w Yor k 6, New York farm IR SRVI -4 - otals W 5 a 8 9 4 65 L 6 5 () 6 or JRRY SIRA KI-LIN OAH WHL BALANIN 95 95 95 954 955 956 95 958 959 96 ed Sieracki Jom t h ' -y e ar -? Id f ormer Imeman, resigned sttahff only t his fall repla cing Bill F igg w h o m e sprm g Sieracki f m d ran d R apids, in i 96 gradu at ed from entral an served as a gradua te assistant - 5 - h ere last year H e served as line coach on the freshman t eam l ast fa ll and w orked w ith the varsity durin g sprin g drills As a gu ard, h e was an All-Interstat e conferen ce f irst t eam selection in 96, h is sen ior year A 956 r and RapIds athoh c entral high sch ool graduate, h e was n amed to a first st ring All-ity t eam b erth and was a t hird t eam All-State tackle select IOn Prob ably t h e y oungest collegiate coach in Mich Igan, SIera cki IS sm gle
ALMA MAR hecking fhe hippe ws$ HIPPWA SAISIS LADRS Alma Ma ter hear us now RUSHIN vermor e we praise thee Hear u s pledge our sacred vow huck Koons ver t o defend thee Steve Walzak ed Pavoris 4 Bob Fisher Mighty Mother, Queen of arth eternal arries 9 4 5 6 Precious emblem of our lives Supreme Yds 8 44 66 64 Ave 6 5 44 8 PASSIN ver symbolizing truth and knowledge In glorified esteem AU 59 ary ephart ary Harrington huck Koons 4 Paul Smuts FIH SON Fight entr al down the field, ompo 8 6 5 O Yds 6 5 48 PASS RIVIN Fight for victory Fight fellows never yield huck Koons We're w ith you oh varsity ary Finnin John Blackstock aught 8 6 5 O Yds 85 46 Onward w ith banners bold PUNIN o ou r colors we'll be true Fight for Maroon and old ary Finnin Junio r nd Len Jagello Sophomore halfback ary Finnin joined the hippewa gridiron corps two years ago as one of 959's "Young iants" brigade which included such bright rookie prospects as Mick DeVoe, Don Schmidt, eorge Alward and John Furman Since his first season with the hips-when he broke into the starting lineup almost immediatelyfinnin has become no bigger, but a little wiser to the ways of college football After spending some time as a tackle, he has come back as an end and ranks as one of 's top linemen both defensively and offensively Although his 6-foot frame and pounds gives him a tackle's appearance, Finnin has fair speed and his hands are as sure as anyone's when it come s to catching passes A junior, Finnin is a -year-old physical education major from Flint's Holy Redeemer high He and his wife Donna are the parents of a son, John Scampering little Lennie Jagello has to look up to see almost anyone when he takes the football field, but he often looks back once the game gets underway Jagello is a small 5-foot-8 halfback who learned early last season, in his freshman year, that the best place for an opposing football player is behind you With good speed and a quick start, he's left a few there too Probably his most memorable gridiron moment came early in the -Southern Illinois game last year when he dropped a handoff on a kickoff, recovered the loose ball and dashed 8 yards through a host of the opposition to give entral a short-lived lead Jagello, from Detroit's St Bernard high, ca!'lle on at mid-season last year to take over a startmg halfback spot his year he has been hampered by leg injuries AU 6 Larry Moore Down t he field for M U Yds,4 SORIN Varsity R ah! Rah! Victory Rah! Rah! "hippew as" we're proud of that nick-name O 4 huck Koons Hear our song, loud and strong Steve Walzak om Davis entral is going to win this game LOWR PRIS HROUH ROUP BUYIN On US Highway Your Friendly Host LVISION Mt Pleasant, Michigan OKAIL LOUN HAD POOL VI'S SHOP RI -6- Ave 89 AMPL PARKIN DININ ROOM -- PR IVA FUNIONS PA 8-8 Pts 4 8
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